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DIR. JORDON,
Germ an p Physician

Treats chronic disease in all forms, by an ex-
animation Of the urine fist passed in the morn
ing,) with the name and age Of the patient.
A practice of over five years in Vermont, dem
o~nstrates a success seldom obtoiaed in chronic dis
cases.-0fice. opposite Town Hail, Brandon, Vt.
N. B. Dr. J. will be in Rochester, Vt (Fales'
Hotel) the last Saturday in eacn month, COM
mencing May %. LIFT
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Let the Lame, the Halt and
Blind Read,

DllQu nedu,
FOR THERE IS YET HEALTH IN HUM
PHREY'S REMEDIES.
LIST OF HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMG-
OPATHIC RENEDIES.-For General Use.
No. For Fevers and Inflammation.
2-For Worm Complaints,
&" 3-For Babies Sufferings.
" 4-For Diarrhe and Cholera lntantum
5-For Dysentery, Collie, Grippings.
6-For Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
a." s-For Toothache and Neuralgia.
9-For Headache and Dizziness.
"10-For Dyspepsia and Bilious Com
plants.
"l1-Eor Female Irregularities.
"l2-For Female Complaints.
"l3-For Crour, Hoarse Cough.
"l4-For Salt Rheum and Erysipelas.
"15-For Rheumatic Pains
A.-For Fever and Agus.
P.-For Piles, Internal and External.
O,-Fer Sore, Weak and lnfamed Eyes.
C.-For Catarrh and Cold in the Head.
W, C.-For Whooping Cough.
The Vial Gases, leach vial three drams), con-
tain the entire set of Remedies above named, and
are sold for Four DOLLARS.
The Fifteen Box Gases contain the trst fifteen
Remedies in boxes, each box containing from for
ty to Fifty Doses, and are sold for TWO Dollars.
Either Sc. forwarded by mail or express to any
part of the Union, on TIE receipt Of the price.
Numbers omitted and duplicated TO suit pur-
chasers.
Single boxes of any number, rs cents,
Single boxes Of any letter, 30 cents.
Humphreys Remedies by Mail.
call especial attention to the fact that | send
these preparations in any quantity, from a single
box at 25 cents, to a full case at So and 81, by
mail or express to any part of the country free
Of charge on receipt OF the money. The large
vial cases can only be sent by express, as they
are too heavy for mailing, but all others are
promptly Sent by mail. Look over the list
make up a case of what kind you choose, and
enclose a current note or Stamps BY mail, to the
address of A. G. LOCKWOOD, Agent,
2s Middlebury, VT.
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GA PHYSICIANS LEGACY n
TO YOUNG MEN.

"A lew ration
al and disinter-
ested remarks,
in pamphlet
form, of 80
pages,on Sem
inal Weakness
Nocturnal f
missions, Loss
of Memory,In-
capacity for
Study or Bus
mess, Impede
lnents to Mar
ari.
i ing from the
'~etfectsot secret
habits ofYonth
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LET THE SICK REJOICE!
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and

Kid Strengthening Plaster,
One box of Herrick's
Sugar Coated Life Pills,
containing only 20 cents ,
will last a family 6 months
save twenty-five dollars in
physicians bills, fifteen or
more dollars in lost time,
and not unfrequently the
life Of some member Of the
family, the value of which
cannot be estimated in dol
lars and cents.
Herrick's Kid Strength
ening Plasters cure in five
hours pains and weakness
in breast, sides and back,
and Rheumatic complaints
in an equally short period
of time. Spread on a beau
tiful white lamb skin
their use subjects the Wea
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LOOK AND READ.
som II HING E w!
THE PLACE TO PURCHASE GROCERIES
is Al
JAMES E. NEGUS'S STORE

JAMES E. NEGUS'S Store
Having for some time past been advised to
connect with my
CLOTH, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, VALISES,
AND FURNISHING GOODS STOCK
other kinds of Goods, | contemplated tie matter
and concluded that the thing most nee ded in our
village was a place where q person Sould pur-
chase GROCERIES without going to neighboring
villages. in consequence Of TIE enormously high
price charged for them here. ] have purchased
Large Stock of Groceries,
when l will sell for cash or ready 'oax, at prices
that DEFY COMPETITION
in this village or county, and for proof OF this |
will in this advertisement give a list of prices. If
you will call and examine the Goo DIS will satisfy
you that the quality and price is right,
Best White GRADUATED Sugar, ll..cts.
Crushed =" IL
Reid Coffee
Brown " Sl-2
l-2
TEAS, COFFEE AND SPICES,
And every other article n the Grocery liue at
EQUALLY Low PRICES.
still continue the { jlothing and Cloth busi-
ness, manufacturing { ,lothing to order.
My stock OF Cloths C~assimeres and vestings
is extremely large. Also Ready-Made Clothing
and Furnishing Go IDS, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Rubbe!s, Trunks { carpet Bags, valises ana every
arsicle that a gent lemau wants to complete his
wardrobe.
Gents RufJhers, So cts.
JAMES =. NEGUs, Nichols Building
Nov. l6, 1863. 81
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MARRIED.

In Cornwall, Oct. 26.by Rev. A. A. Baker. Mr..
GILBERT c LANE, Of Cornwall, to Miss HAR.
RIET SAMSON, of St. Catharines, C.. W.
In East Mi'd'eburv. Nov. 8. nv Rev. s. ".
R'dwell, "r. DANIEL w. STow to Miss Eleanor
PLATT, both of Ripton.
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GROCERIES
WINTER UARTE
OF THE
Middlebury Female Seminary

Middlebury Female Seminary
The Winter Qusiter comm ences on Wednesday,
December lst, and continues ten and a half weeks.
Pupils are not received for less than a full quar-
ter, except by particular arrangement with the
Principal.
Miss AGNEs GORDON, Principal and Preceptress.
Miss NJ. }. Knowles, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss Z. c. LAWRENCE, Teacher of Drawing and
Painting.
Prof. A. BoTT, Teacher of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Tuinon-ln Elementary English, So 90 Higher
English, 81 so; Latin and English, SIS 90; Piano
$40 90 Singings2o0 Vocal Music Glass, 1 90
Painting in Water Colors, 81 90 In Oil, SIS 90 (;
Drawing, s4 90; French, So 90. German 81 90.
An extra charge of % cents is made for fires
and sweeping.
Board-ln Seminary Boarding House including
Room, Lights and Washing, S25 90 per quarter
the young ladies' finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost. Rooms for self
boarding may be obtained on inquiry of the
Principal.
Bills payable at the middle of each quarter, and
no deduction is made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON.
Middlebury, Nov. 10, 1858.
CABINET WAREHOUSE
A Nj MANUFACTORY.--The subscriber
n woulI give notice, that in addition to his
business of Chair making he has employed sew
eral approved Cabinet-ruakers who are low man
ufacturing elegant
BUREAUS, IA BLES,
or various patterns,
STANDS, BEDSTEADS, all kinds, &c.
Those wishing to set up housekeeping Will do well
to call at my shop and purchase, as they will save
commission and freight that have to be paid to
secondhand dealers.
Chairs for sale at wholesale and retail. Facto-
nv one and-a-half miles from Allddlebury village.
CALVIN WHEELER.
Middlebury, June 8, 1858. 8;
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BUTTER WANTED.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT
e N YOUTHS 4 0 Y

Calf and Kip Boots, Ladies and Misses Cloth
and Kid Boots and Shoes ais Gents and Ladies
Rubbers, for sale at low figures by
CHAPMAN & BARBOUR.
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A, H. c. BROKEN,
10, 22 Cliff Street, New York

MANUFACTURER OF
Glass SyriRges, Homeopathic Eals, Graduated
Measures, Nursing Bottles, etc.
Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfumers,
Photographers, etc. Green GLASS Ware by the
Package. Aliberal discount made TO the trade.
Orders from Country Druggist and Dealers So
licted. Price Lists sent on application. 24;sm
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Devine'sCompound pitchLozenges

Warranted to cure Coughs, Colds, IILOeping
Cough, Bronchitis, Group, AShmd, aud Consump.
ton.
81 Sold by Druggists and Merchants gener-
ally throughout the country; also by the manu-
facturers, No. 4 Wilson Lane. Boston, Mass AZ
" 5000 AGtNTs WANTED-To $ II 4 new in
ventions. Agents have made over S25 900 on
one,-beiter than all other similar agencies. Send
four stamps and get so pages particulars, grntis.
29;sm EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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Kerosene Oil and Lamps.

the citizens of Middlebury and vicinity, n com
plete assortment of B. ". Walkley & Cos
PATENT KEROSENE LAMPS,
Burning Coal Oils in a superior manner to any
Lamp yet placed before the public, combining
beauty, simplicity and economy.
These Oils in B. W. Walkley & Co.'S Patent
Lamp, give a better and more brilliant light than
any other known substance, at less than one-half
the cost of candles, and five times cheaper than
burning fluid gives out no odor in combustion
and is always perfectly safe in any hands, it be-
ing impossible for it to explode, or to be sudden
ly iniamed.
1t only needs to be seen to be appreciated. All
WHO have examined 1t give it preference over any
other. Per, ect satisfaction is guaranteed in ev-
cry instance.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
80 W. p. Russell.
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4 n 4 " ST

OF COOKING STOVE.-The subscriber has
now on hand-in addition 10 Il great variety of
Stove suitable for parlurs, stores, school houses,
shops, Nc, Of the latest and best patterns that
can he found IN any of the Stove markets-a new
aud improved Cook Stove different from any ever
before seen in this place, which he will sell on
tc1us equally, If not more favorable than can be
had at any place in Vermont. Also n variety of
Wares Of Tin, Copper, Brass and Iron, of the
best stock and workmanship, of the kinds he has
long been in the habit CT keeping, and can con-
lidcntlv assure those in want of anything in this
line, that they will find it for thor interest to
call and examine for themselves before purchas-
ing sewhere A. WILCOX.
Middlebury, Oct. 6, 1858. 25;tf
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BARRE

Winter Term begins Nov. 18th,
Spring Term begins Feb. 18th, 1869.
Summer Term begins May 18th, 1859.
Fall Term begins Sept. /, 1859.
The Board Of Instruction consists Of six per
manent Teachers.
The facilities for pursuing a Classical or Eng.
lish course of Study, are superior.
Board 81, SIS per week.
j. S. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, Oct, %, 1865.
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MILLINERY GOODS

to an endless variety, which will be sold to old
customers and new-rich and poor-high and
low-weak and strong-bond and free-and in
fact, everybody! Come ye that have money and
buy at such low rates that you will be astonishedl
If we were able, We would give away some Of
those little loves Of bonnets,'' they are SO small
and neat, but we have to ask enough to pay cost
and charges, to keep the establishment moving,
Remember the old stand in Cob5's Block, near
the bridge, where E.. r. CLAY keeps Millinery
and Fancy Goods.
Oct. IL, 1858.
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NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
Manufactured at Pitts & Sheldon's Mill, from
Upper Canada Winter Wheat, guaranteed equal
to any in town, for sale by
Nov. 10. Il. A. SHELDON.
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BRISTOL ACADEMY.

BRISTOL, VI.
Winter Term commences Nov. 18th, 1858.
A full Classical, Ornamental and Musical De-
partment is connected with this Academy. TUT
ton ranges from three to five dollars. Orna-
mental branches three dollars each. Painting
in Oil Colors, eight dollars. New apparatus for
illustrating the various sciences.
Board in good families on reasonable terms
Rooms furnished to pupils who wish to board
themselves.
c. W. WALKER, }p.i.o.
DIN F. WALKER, Principals
BRIsToL, Nov. 8, 1868. 30;2w
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GROCERIES

As cheap as ever, at
Oct. ~, 1868. CHAPMAN & BARBOUR'S
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DRESS GOODSi

with which we shall finish out the Picture. The
rainbow, the northern light, and the comet, all
fade, when compared with the beautiful colors OF
Silks, Bereges, DeLanes, &c &C.. But l must
stop-I am lost in admiration. So come along
and see for yourselves. Suffice it to say, We have
renlenished our stock of
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II EROSENE OIL, BURNING FLUID AND
~CAMPHENE, for sale at the Drug Store of
W. P. Russell.
NARNISH Coach, Furniture, Copal and
Demar Varnish, for sale by W p. Russell.
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When will Wonders Cease
N We RI
IS Long AS THE INVENTIVE MIND
CONTINUES TO WORK!
THE SEASONS EVEN, CHANGE

CONllNUES ~ WORN
THE SEASONS EVEN, CHANGE!
Spring with all its enlivening associations puts
on its never vary ing dress OF green.
In Summer the same is used, but looks Il little
faded and worse for wear.
In Fall she dons the old dress and adorns her
self in the brightest, gayest colors.
Nc these are changes which Nature assumes,
and equally do the fashions change from
light TO dark,-from grave 10 gay,
Like the Husbandman, who has toiled and la
bored through Spring and Summer and has boon
rewarded for his toll by well filled barns and gra
neries. So it is with CLAY. who has labored TO
PLEASE THE PUBLIC!
He has been to New York, and has gathered from
the vast anj rich repositories Of Fashion, every
thing 10 beauty the Female Form.
Commencing with the head-we can place up
on it one Of the most beautiful and tasty Hats
ever beheld BY mortal man!
Then put upon her neck Il Chanele or Cash
mere Scarf, that would do honor 10 a Turkish
harem.
After which we can throw upon her shoulders
one of those beautiful and economical Mantle
Shawls, which will look as well one side out as
the other-and a little better, some might think
They are among Miracles Of Fashion
The ,rho% a1,o1l ,a oot, Of tho
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The Old nominion' Coffee Pot


issued, possesses this advantage over ali others :
you may boil coffee in it for any length Of time,
without u part Gle OF the strength or aroma es-
GAPING. One-fourth less coffee is required. and
the full flavor Of the berry retain d a large
number Of testimonials have been received from
those who have rsed it. For sale at
81 ]. DAvENPORT'S.
The 'Qld Dominion Tea Pot.
Oac Haytte Vsaoi q%oontitg NJ Tro reqnired,
anG a superior Beccrage obtaincd.
The sold rominion'' Tea Pot is made on the
same plan rs the Old Dominion Coffee Pot, and
is designed for boiling black tea. Only one half
the usual II Antity of tea required, and a beveer
age obtained rs much suderior to the ordinary
infusion Of tea, as the coffee made in the 'Old
Dominion Coffee Pot is superior to coffee made
in the common boiler. This is not mere assertion
but fact. as any housekeeper may prove for her
self
The Chinese, who,i it is presumed known some
thing about tea, boil it, instead of making, as the
English and Americans do, a weak infusion. N
the latter case, at least half of tho ~'ro' -, IT '..
tea is lost. For sale -
DAYl NfOkl'N
W p. tUS3Ei, M o.,
Physician and Druggisr,
MiDDLEBUkN, .. .... .NrNNDNI,
Has now on sale ~ his old stan, the most EN-
TENSIVE and COMPLETE assortment Of
STAPLE DRUGS,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever offered in the village of Mlddlebury.
Eighteen years practical experience in select.
ing, compromising and dispensing Medicines, and
the continued use of The same in my own prdc-
tee, ought to be a sufficient guarantee of my com
potency to put up any prescription, and to judge
of the quality Of the Medicines used. Careful
and competent assistants always in attendance.
Advice gratis, as usual.
Nov 10, 1868. 80
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Buffalo Robes

No. l Seasonable Robes for sale by
October. T. VALLETT1
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OK CHESTS CHOICE FRESH TEAS.
~ For sale at VALLETTE'S.
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CLOTHING.

Over Goats, Dress Coats, Business Coats,
Pantaloons, Cashmere Pants, Doe Skin do.
Satinette do. Tweed do, a large assortment
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A true cop, ofrecord.
3l;3w Attest: }. W. STEWART, Register.
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FAT MEN.-sir John Potter, the successor Of
Mr.. Bright for Manchester, in the House of Com,
mons, weighs about $50 lbs, and is the largest
member of that body. In describing his face
the London Illustrated Neacs says:
Never, since the first man was created, was
there, 1--WE are persuaded) sucIla disc on. human
shoulders 10 be comprehended it must be
seen. 1t reminds US, when we look at it of Mil.
tons description of Satans Shield, which, with
the'altetation ola single word, is an admirable
picture ofthe face ofSir John:
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LING. a., TUEsDAY Nc O. al GUsT IN
THE INTELLIGENCER.

How YICToRIA's DAUGHTER MANAGES Her
HotsEHoLD.-The Berlin correspondent of the
DEily Telegraph writes us follows:
The reserve maintained at the roval palace
has given rise to various rumors. which have
caused much delight to the good people here
The heroine of the incidents refer to. is Prin.
cess Victoria. You must know that on state
occasions there is comparatively little ceremony
observed here, while the everyday life of the
royal family seems to be regulated more strictly
onthe principle OF etiquette than that of Queen
Victoria. A Prussian Princess; fol; instance. is
not allowed by her Mistress of the Robes TO
take up chair, and, after having carried 1t
through the whole breadth of the room, to put
1T down in another corner. 1t was while com.
mitting such an act that Princess Victoria was
lately caught by Countess PerponcheT. The
venerable ladyremonstrated, with considerable
degree of official eaTAestneSs. tsI'lI tell YOU
what replied, nothing daunted, the royal hero.
inc of this story-"1'll tell you what my dear
Countess, you are prohaly aware of the fact ofmy
mother being the Queen of EnglandP' The Coun.
tess bowed in assent. ''Wcl, resumed the bold
Princess, "thenI must reveal to you another fact
Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ire
land has not once, but very often so far forgotten
herself as to take up chair. I speak from per-
sonal observation, can assure You, Nay, if /
am not greatly deceived, II noticed one day my
mother carrying a chair in each hand in order
Itbink that my dgn;ty for,%ds onyt6;Da NJ L;nB
s rcnMentl,, done ~, tba Nmoo ~ o.,
The Gonntess boweS ooa;n SH rotira5 y,
,vitSont l;ttls
coI Ind hnasI a. Tue
knew her Office and rssoiva a - sns
,,nc - n ,o t - prove not less
nr;nc;nIos Cow sm, ;ma .'e :. % neI
recently happened, when Countess Perponcher,
the Prncsss oy by NJ; seIs Ts bs LOOK
IN inv tbe bonoi rsy VINE "uS. engage9
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The broad Circumference

50 UI1W
Through optic glass the Tuscan artist ;vieWB,'
And what double chinhe has why, a bird
might build her nest on that coign Of vantage.
The only face we ever saw like Sir Johns, and
that was long since, belonging to a grazler, who
once at the assizes of country town, planted
himself one smoking hot day in front of Judge
Park, where lie sat perspiring and wiping bis
face until the fretful Judge could bear the sight
olonger. Throwing down his pen, he called
out, Fat man, do get out of the way;i you make
one hot TO look at you" W 7
A fatter man than Sir John recently died in
upp'r Georgia. The Savannah Nescs says: One
of our city physicians has handed up the fol-
lowing extract from letter written to him from
professional brother in tho upper country, de-
scribing somewhat singular case, we believe,
of rare occurrence in surgical practice:
Emust put in slip to give you an instance
of death from the rapid accumulation of fat.-
We had "A yonng man residing is miles from
this place, who was one of the miracles of ma
ture. At the age of % years, he weighed 585
lbs; he continued gradually to increase in flesh,
until he reached over 600 lbs; he was able to
get about with tolerable ease to himself, and
attended to his planting interests Some weeks
ago he commenced increasing in flesh very rap
idly, and gained 11-2 los. per day; then it was
found he gained little over Q lbs. per day
Last week he died suddenly in his chase, Iithink
from accumulation of fat around the heart
Three davs prior to his death he weighed Gas
lbs: and had he been weighed the day of his
death no doubt he would have gone over $50 lbs.
IhaVe often seen him, and visited his family q
few months ago, PROFESSIONALISM ~
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USE Law OF NEWsPAPERs.

lsubscrberswho do give express notice to thecon
y arc considered as Wishing to contnuether subscrp-
ar subscribers order the iscOntInuance of their peri
garages arep paid.
3.If subscribers neglect refuse to take their perod
Gals from the offices to which they directed they are held
iscoutinued ~
@li subscribers places Withoutinform
publish and the papers the former H
ection, they held responsible.
SThe Courshave decided that refusing take perIod
SIS from the Office removing and leaving them uncae
o is pTinaG fdcia evidence Of Intentional fraud
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just Received and Now Open.

just Rece1Ved and Now Open,
Etake pleasure In informing friends patrons and
w the public generally that have just our
Spring stock Of CLOTHS, CASSZALERGSE 6 IE:SIINSSS
together with general assortment Gents EurnshrT
only askG call feeling thatf examine our
slock you VIII be satisfied that either
In the style or quality Of the goods offered for sale ne
Know that our stock consists of Fsfon0GEe 0os and
CeGP 6oos, and We to up 70 or.
der in style gecondto either East or West OF tho
102 Main st. VTHEEiER & I,IEfN -. -.
aap1S -.5ts ife M & Merchant TUllorU,
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CHOICE FIRsT GLASS INSURANCE

-BY YTHE- oe
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VIM. Tell Eucnmpunent No. 3 3l.-Meets as
abOve the fourth Tuesday evenings of
month. JouS BADER, @. p; OaGs. .LtncE, Scribe.
Abran's RncnmPment Ne. 1.-Meets as
above ay evenings of each month
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Cash Capital 81, 900, 900.
Sis ABSOLUTE AND tUNIMPAIRED,
WITH A SURPLUS OF s5O6,3sY.ss,
And the prestige Of IS yenrs experience
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TC CORRESPONDENCE.

LETT concerning subscriptions advertising or other a.
he Propretors. ~
Letters concerning editorial department of the paper
hoIld be addressed to the EditOr jointly either
writing for publications will please write
An observance of the above rules will greatly obge u.s.
nd sern nore prompt attention to correspondents than
eymIgLt ctaerwise receive. :
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECToRY

vtF2intus Lodge NO. 8.-Meetu every Thursday
evening atthe Hail. corner of Market and Quincy stree
FraukIiu hodge No. l3.-SIeets as aboveevery.
Monday evening. DAVID BArHA, N. G.; RIllidas r.
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whoeliug I.Odge No. 59.-Moets as above every
Saturday evening.
W. D. porrs, N. g.; ylohn zaoburn, Secretary.
Pnaoln Lodge No. S0.-Ieets as above every
Friday evening. JOS. HAssIT, N. G.; JoAn Z. Aae,oe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-17

following list of the different Churches, and thei,
and place Of meeting. there are any Mistakes we
willmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. utt6eaD's EptscopuIian, Corner Monroe and Byron
roots Rev e n pERE1ns Rector: serric.s IN