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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08


BANKING in Vermont presents some curl
Gus characteristics, to judge from the re-
turns of the Bank Commissioner for tue
present year. He notes singular fact
with regard to the Bank of Bellows Falls,
viz: that the directors, in violation of the
law, have not held meeting for twelve
years. From personal examination, the
commissioner finds that the resources of
the banks include $37s,5s6 of doubtful
debts. The summing up of assets, in some
instances, presents nondescript and va
ried bill of items. Here is a specimen -
The Bank of Royalton makes an item of
"personal property" to the value of S295 so,
which the commissioner found to consist
ofthe following: Ten yearlings, one COW
and a calf, one wheelbarrow, one sorrel
horse, one jack, one boar, eight shoats and
thirteen mules. 1t is shown that about
twenty-five out of the forty-eight banks
have entrenched on their capitals; several
having deficits of $4,000, and $50, 900 ON
capital stocks of 500, 900 and $l5O, OOo.-
The commissioner also notes, in many
eases, the disbursement of dividends not
sarnsd. There are, however, some strong
banks which have liberal accumulation
of profits,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08

IT is wonderful with what tenacity
mangled. and MANNED persons often cling
tolife. Same of the most horribly wounded
in the late railroad disaster in Wisconsin,
are recovering. One extraordinary case is
mentioned. Van B. Smead, of the Fond
du Lac Press, is slowly mcnding, but still
lies in precarious condition. A piece of
the skull bone, just over the ear, t,UO and a
1aLfe"ehe' long and an inch and hall IN
TVidth, was broken in and forced half its
length up and under the skull, next to the
brain, uaking severe wound, and one
that ninety-nin0 times out of a hundred
would have caused instant death. The
broken part was removed, and, rs before
stated, he will doubtless recover.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08
MRS. WINsLow,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitate the process of teething by softcnng the
gums reducing all inhanation-will allay all pain,
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it,
mothers it will give to yourselves and relief and
health to your infmts. Perfectly sato in all cascs-
SEQ advertisement i'll another column.
aus20591ydGw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08

Nh POmrOy, of London, C. W. who has
just failed, is styled an active business,
manas he was merchant lumber manu-
facturer, miller, insurance agent, specula-
tor, builder, agent of the Trust and Loan
Company, besides being the manager of the
large prepertykn known as the "Mathew's es-
tate, " and heavy stakeholder in the Te-
cumseh Hotel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08

In China, the BARRIERS, instead of per-
forming their duties in shops, go about
ringing bells to get customers. They car
~ with them stool, towel, and pot of
fire. When called by any person they run
to him, plant their stool in convenient
place, and go through the usual operations
of the toilet, for which they charge farth-
inc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08

WASHINGTON Irving leaves large for
tune to be divided amongst his nephews
andn ieces. For the last eight or ten years
he has probably received from his books
alone an average annual income Of $50,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08

TuE Emperor Napoleon has made positions
round and about ocery colony which Eng
land possesses, to make dash in case of
war. In six weeks, observes Justice Hall
burton, hecould sweep the commerce ofEug-
land from the seas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08
To the Be-Drugged and Poisoned Cite
liens Of Wheeling and Vicinity.

To the Be-Drugged and Poisoned Ctt-
liens OF Wheeling and Vicinity.
You are OYerrun with doIuge of the vilcst com
pounds IN the form OF .Alcoolic Drinks that ever
emanHted from that pest of society," the LIoUoR MIXER
They are sold to you luxury, they dispensed
to Medicine, and in either casO tho effect is
the snmO.
There is but way to escape and that is to use,
as {" luxury medicament, safe and reliable stimu-
lnnt sold under stamp and SEAL which renders it GER
tain that it has not been tempered with. Such IN
article is
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which is distilled under inspection of the British Gov
ernment, is decotcly favored (unlie any other Gin
with some of the most valuable restorattvcs of the
Vegetable Kingdom, aud is by far the most healthy
beverage cxtant.
THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS OF EUROPE AND AMER
IcA notony recommend its by tile hale aud hearty,
but prescribe 1t as medicine where stimulant is
required.
The FEMALE SEX will find it not only pleasant Cor
dial, but certain relief in suerings of periodical
character.
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS OF ALL EAxks pronounce it
perfectlypurc, and its restorative merits Incompatible
GRoCERs, &c
For sale in wheeling, Va, by T. II. LOGAN CO.,
40 aTan street, Il. d. JOHNSTON, l76 Market St. und
others.
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent.
DEPOT, No. 10 BROADWAY, NY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08
1859. Wykes, 1859.

AND WYhES ONLY,
Took the Premiums, Five In Number,
At the late FHir IVheeiing LsIand, as -tolotgs:
Best specimen Of PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENEsSEs
Of six persons selected by the Executive Committee
BEST PHOTOGRAPHIC LANDSCAPE.
BEST CoLORED PHOTOGRAPH.
BEST DAGUERREOTYPE.
BEST PLAIN PHOTOGRAPH.
The above is correct statement MS reported by the
Committee. W.T.. PETERSON, JR,
Secretary N. W. va. Agricultural Society
The Best Pictures BIO had only at WYKEs
TEMPLE OF ART, top of the hill,
oet4-tf 139 MA1S ST., WHEELING, VA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08
Thursday Morning, Dec. 8, 1859.

OWMa to the length of our correspon-
dents letter from Washington, we are
obliged to defer several articles intended
for this mornings paper, among them, a
letter from correspondent at st. Louis,
which we viii endeavor to publish to-
morrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08

THB taxable property of the state ofohio
is SOC, OOO. 600.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08
OR RENT or SALE.
TREES. SC.

TREES, &c.
WILL HAVE FOR SALE, FOR TIE SPRING
i Of 1850, Fruit Trees; Small Fruit Plants viz:
The LAwton (Ncw RUchelc) aud Dorchester BlaCkbrr-
~ Plants, raspberry Plants; large variety Of straw
berry Plants GrRpeVines EvcrlrrGns Ornamental anil
DechTlOus Trees; Ornamental Shrubs; Hybrid Prrlet
UNI and Climbing roses Dalilias Elowcring Plants
HOneysuckicS, Climbing Shrubs, &c., Tulips, IIya-
cntlis and lied Dragon iiulI,s
Also, Shrubbery for Cemetery Lots
truckers illustrated Annual Register OF Ru-
raj Affairs for $780," can be had by applying to me-
Orders LETT with John X. DOtaford Water street,
will DO promptly attended to
TIIOS. HORNBROOK.
noT2-lm Office No. llSl%. Main 81. up stairs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08

THE ahock Of an earthquake YES felt at
eshipgham N. c.. on the Oath Of Hersp-
<asfegss u ~ t. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08
Notice!
New Books !!

LLORA TEMPLE CAP-Just received Mt
IL oct25 HARPER BROS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08
prom wASHIN GToN.
c. q Do 1nlsILgeneer.l

EoIDESrs OF THE TRIP TRon WHEELING
ALL QUIET AND sMoorHoN THE BALr1--
MORE RoAD-oPENING OF coxGREss-PRos-
PEcT OF ORGANIZATION, so.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-08

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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
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LyOk &c " 81 URN OF NO nv
I WhsreafI |shrv Is VI lfrisff * r
Wright, hias11| VI Jjenn1 sscs9ntv TN
of Miunesceos n a. tho 1919 asvAS r. ,3s'
in the yoar hteea hands2{ akd CAV FL e1lss
and IL Der No EdAArd anfrs;n3 III t6c " N2,v
York. ccrtnin ln(jenivs 81 NisjSMnso t%<s;A 90
81 tia day aasi ysar Lst atrr,a MI !. ksnv ~ .n;d
Henry b. WlieAt aud N. En,rnA VA riph,' RI ~;fr,
MA ma Ssa;a161lstNl ~
sward MaFtin III hps, tr,ctso 81 narros n ara lv;n.
asd being II tke rSd,n,S AZ entX S3 si31 ~ n =,
ncsota, Is wii ..Ilse sSNth ytest nm. .o.h
wrist a,arter .f aecsn eighteen. aud he norsh NV
quarter Of ,ar nnrh a., nuar,.r nf .ar,;o r;n.
IL TOWNSHIP thirty seah n.lrh. M Ran-c s,e.,,.
sevcn west aiso inc north half al The so,,,h ,y.s
qtafser Will aF4 nsril est ley ot lNs Xs
quarter VI Section egh,ecn IN Iowush;n ,h;ray rhI
north, Of Range tyyenty seven vcs,. III
one hnnrrd and ninety SIX 6l.l00 acre. acco,ti;ne
% the United States survey. and a those trac,s a.
parcels III L.ns lying and berry ii NE c,sty 81 Ven.
nepin and Stale of leSc ihatL NJ f,llom 4
to Wt:--Is numbered three (l. io,,r IN. IVA f6l
and six fy, III Btck eighty one (1l in Inc Tow, N
Minneapolis according Ia Il Mat az said ,,,vr m III.
in the Oil col the Register of Dee,s i,r saiI cnt, n
Heuusna si,,sstirr With an The heyeti; MD -,
pursen,nces iherv,ato belonging OF & AN Mise NJ.
purtainiag which s;i mori ssSs IL ~ iyen - sec,,
tue paymsnt al mapiss m ,,ate ,nl., h. ,bc' AMI
Henry n. Wright AID J.ha J,ck;ra mn,lsr 81. ;.m
and rame Of J,csias s. Wriah,. tntthe s.u, o y.ly
hundred a,a eighty three d,f.ars ami ,v IN carts
payabc 10 lie said Edward sav,,,,. ~ r, III I'M.
frst da, of Jaly IN ,h4yar !; hand, .n,I n;
seven, and Lea,i,u even th,,s with said Mo,,y.ye:
which sand mor,says also ahniys ,,e ss ,,s,,
gag eaa his asssl<. i case ieaat shal I.,,aaae
:. .d ,as rayaa. q - So 'as,' sum =
prem; as.s {, - ia e aa descended
eass made and provided u SATISFY aiuo,n, al.tis
" iic 0ii SttO 43tts Agtthfr Wt fnr ec0sfS
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
600 Agents Wanted.

EVERYBOfIYss z. ASVYER ANY Cf,tJ En-
IOR NV lRtJsI NESS. eis.aaaiag l,hsii, ami sim
lie ina,rsuto1ls Everybody r aransactiny ,heif
ix,aines according q Eaw. with legal forms Of draw
ing the various necessary papers connected stherer
with, together withs,he laws ofdl The Ssaise, 70,
CoIlec,ionof Debts Property Ike MT from Esxec.
Il ton. Mechanics, liens, Execution ,of Deeds and
Mortgages, Rigsh,s'df Married WSmet,..s Ddwer,
Usiry ,syVilis, et.9 sisy FRasK GHosBfstEsq,
y of shsf Philadelphia Bar n 36ipagcs, l2'no' u
ssr Angep; sls new work VIC sFsiecs adapted @
The 1an,s The United States. Single copies sent
IL mil u. any adde's. oh recsirt 81 90,
III In INV slylc ~ biadiai,at ssI 25slss ss Nh
1000. Agssts wxatsd snsmnvsss. en- II, with n HON
ibe,Tl arrspgnuentx win ri p,u Apply e oy ad-
tress, JOHN f. POTTER. Publisher, /.
nse w. CIV SAMSON Street r Philadelphia, Pa.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

~ ne se,sler mist NcvtF Uelbre hatS 40 tn
bons6t 81 rse-emrtioa under the act,
|s sss,'ss. 7 9Bs ssssl |a 4 s's;ss e sss'
s's's & IL .s, ss., CIV, w gss sis:
good faith Or his own exclusive ne md benefit an
MI with the nteution 81 yelling iton -
aud ''',,st not make, directly any con
tract or agreement ia my why q anness WIN my
- s .naS
sesre Com the uuied ta,fy shpu!d e',re ''' n ho't
of n part 70 The bcaeht We my person except ann
s ne mis, u twenty .bnc searsisf NC. md 1
citizen ofths unised SsAtes; nrifa fofelgs, mns'
have drclafel hs intention rIt'xsn Deiofs
.hs f.P as'haf'.y aai received Il, ss''ra'e =
a6s lIesnsust build i kn.s5 al lie Iasa hyesia II
and mka his cxrlnsvc hasa-. aud pl,st l'e AZ a.
aah,a 81 SIS sa y ,er s ,l 8 s'.g apps ss.
might bisst with f;s nsstrssheietbx; bptshe*aue
j. nuv iaqairsd pfst siaslt ~ s gar.isd na1i, ex
sept that !passd lhe f'ms q VIC settler must
;is., i've in tbs a,ise.1 s 49, 5 - II 8l
g. The NV iss,tss,ss Thar nsase ~ less improve
lnet BE- made atc .n,s, s,.ehas bseaking, fencing,
etc lM are granted where 4 halt acre
u broken and enclosed. W.
1. i. i necsssy TINT II, other resson'cstaled To
tAeriahtlAf nsclenha sthe Land ~ the
g.. M Que & spEerni,,esl u rcrloss nom
hnA ana maize pre- sptios N si,sls same Stse or
Territory. ss tasss III kEftE 8sgasss ssi
The scslcr required 70 bring with him e The
Land athce, wrlien printed application, settiag
forth the facts 10 hs case of fhe LIST, ~ land Sd re-
sl0ren,ens aforementioned, with accrti6s:ae APPEND
I'd, to he signed by the Register and Receiver, and
make affidavit To The same. sf
10. Tie il also required 10 bring with hima res
spectacle witness of lii acquaintance, who y know
ing 70 the fact o his % make aft'davt to
the 9Th. 9th, 9Th, 18th and 8,h requirements here
mentioned, with the sstn,e set forth on paper, with
corresponding hlsak certificate attached, 70 be
signed By the Land Oficess. n s@S &, s.
Al. The pre- empior. liza foreigacr, must bring
uh him 10 ihe tan.l Office. duplicates u his natur
asa,ion papers dal. igned by the Official from
WhYm they were receised., g Ia Fl s3f4fs .sf.s,
a n,il,ar who ii the head Of farily, or a widow,
NAV also pre- e.npt,heir families beng telhised TO
i've on the land y aai fg6sS8 .nEfG NJ
ffhe srilsr j. seqsirnsstp file a written decaraory
s,a,tnenl Of his intenon to pre- eInpt before he can
proceed with hisprc emptioii.
FEKs.-isfs The Zee required yffhe Register ior
fling declasXtoyy statement is one dollar. s{ss
4 I'll Fos, granting a presumption, the Register ana
Receiver can receive each fifty cents. ssl
p,r For duplicate 10 the map ofany townshipsone
i ssa'ras roqni,ed by ,hs Register. M @ts5s q. a.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
The American hsrei Biological Journal

IN EvUTEDto lPhreno,oey. PHI -slolosy. Ne
- risanisns. Educntion, AsrcS tare, she VA
'.ursl Sciences; mn General IateA:xe.ae Il pro
fusely illustrated win Engrayings ma pub,riled
monthly az OklE DoLEA q y iyeara Every Ia ~
ity nd especsstly aIl young men and ssonsen,
slshuld haven copy y ~ aas aG .settsd As
hi Yoes tnen about launching forth upon the aciivi
lies &c iife, aadanx ions fostrt ahf and
their courses will find this JyrRsA, asfriepd and
monitor, to encourage them in virtue, shield then,
from yce and 81 prepare Them and s,,c
cess in The yaripis VIII Re discuss
ed ~ ibs llght q Phreno!g and that
mJ si likely y siccee Pr siisH rk ser, ~.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
HYPERBORE HOTEL.
ssAuK .RarIps, MINYEso

ey ltltissAuK sRa F4Ds. MINE M iAs,,sss
al RI DAX.la.4s a ST .E,j PRoPaJEroR,
Is s& led ~ the lveEy centre Of the City, and fur
nishcd asa First tass Hotel IA aily l;ve ofStasps
fs,n 10 Ana fsB PAIL. and Fty-wsehfy 10 Litla
Fslls AVID Crow W;nes sliw s;ssov ssisf II asa
This slessa has the most spacious fla above Sc.
Antbgiy tos IS, ,..s. s.Y
s,s i Daneipg P.arii<s. Concerts, ~ S.
Or any ppi,c bibitions il always ready ~ ~.
With i gnod Band Of Music At an hours Notite 6
y The Pfo rector espectf sayss 70 Ms DID friend.
and fkepublg sruesally Ahss roaraias ~ ss4,enss
will be spared ip mixing comfortable. those whs
,Hay favor him with their patronage. fSss
Sssdk RaIid1. Octder Il, 1859. z fss'fsy - 4ss
q All ,ytaef hey ssitsesi atiow psiees ana lib.
efAI dissshsst win be- sseh soaast trada. j
saSs. Raas Jusss A., 56. e.,yss s,ts.s. a'
& s g BVHka al s.syfasa YsssisssetSl 8 4 -
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
WANTED IMMEDIATEI.Y.,

WANTED IMMEDIATELY a
a FEW morn active and enterprising
= young men can find immediate en-
ployment by which they can make GOO to
1000 dollars a year. Il. act MS agents Tor
several new and popularw works fi,,stipub,,
lished exclusively E,r agents, and MI
for sale in hook stores, We have q
great number Of agents employed, many
Of whom are making from IS TO 90 dbl
lars per week. & Hs1ssa & S'a4,'f IS
Those sishins to engage in this Plt as
ant and profitable employment, vii. ~
further particulars, etc, address MI, al !,
c.. l.. DERBY s. co! 4.
Publishers and wholesale lsdokseliers,
sS+feg ssq sfl1 4 Sandusky Cry Ohio.
Editors sofanewspapsrs giving the
above and following, three insertions,
and calling. attention 10 it, and sending
copy containing il, will receive any
three ofthe fllowiag works: Hiffsts T.
life of Napoleon, by Headlsv al q
Life Of Lafay cite, by Headley. iii .s51
Life OF Josephine. by Headiy, ll25
Wild scenes Of q Hunters life -
Life Of Mary and Martha Wash
;npton. 1 Is
Odd 7t,ellov's, Amulet, !. ~ g
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v E*5 E39 M EE7kFEI W n a. ~ -
G.. a .ss I,tsO IA, III ,s,.

g. A.ssffaO u S. Ii ,a,.e =
ARCHITECT As N II BUILDER
81 .prepared . s.seate Aii' business Ii ii.
u Tine with neatness and despatch. sl BY
Ra'r add Ds'ail' s fatni.hsd =
s. Office II DAYS Hotel. rorheT %, Broadway
and WarrsI, Street., Sink X pids. a3as is.iA ,s
Sank Rap,d-. Feb. 26, 1857. a's s' VA soft s.s
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Z ss.''f CITY RBL ksss MAN u
NY ~. 3 q .ae9ssa FACTOR .esF sssr efs
81 AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MxRbLE

l1TyIIE undersigned beg Leave 10 iniSffa lie il.
I IL 8 habitanfs OF ST. Paul and sustsiindiss
country that they have just ana hsva Con-.
sal,t'y on hand large supply III 4Atnesif:yH and
Italian Marble. they 1owoHer f5r sxlr Nl0srsncnss.
Tomb Stones and furniture. Manels aPaiat STONES,
ctc.,a: their ssanfactotys Pea s:cc
S,. AMhony street. They will mshr asskoot ac,,.s
a Gu lie made wes of Dctreitier tho same
&c work !; gise4hem cal, before prchasisgs elte-
iwhere.aat .sssna4, AMiDON A AND JACKSON
o.. All contracts made with their agesss foranar.
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s' '.ss 8. 81 NOTICE J, s. =
1 To People Y is I. Iaill.
---. a*ss
Rr1lHE Subscriber hasinsR resumed IN pFopr;s.
II aAcrship af sthes@ well haassn I'll !. asssN

- EbUD'P ~ se'sss1r q 1sslssas sHN
EAf pTRs e, e. s. s. ;sE FL an y,
hegs lease tescaL tAeauenasa ssf shs pl< u: lid
lrsat1al maanss!ir which As has fsisa fAs d.
Colder Ihanktul ts, past fayQss, e hothaeS. ~
riiict attention business % COM g of
The same ben sou como to ISL. a6t, wv ~
can. Meals AT III hoiits Md Oh sstilir ssdg1S
n St PaGl, May ~ .ssa E.sCASE;; rso1ffS{s %
!. NOTICEsTO LtTNfBE MI EslSsStc.
EI M1a ls seq WI III sfT1w ss 81 ss-~~ 90
EKINHE undersigned has been sppsinisf Dspsty
IL Surveyor &c Lags. snd Lumber LF; ~ s6sh
sDisFTh lLyy ihG Surveyor Eeas.al.a 4
e cus faad ' I, a SRgsss nv =
I sslS ESpiis, April 1ais.a MI.
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PeRs0sM IS ION zota
Co.stastlyo oh hand aBd tor sala Cheap. \. 81 kind
FRS3DuCMs ssrssasss
Taken in exchange. Also cash alsaneeton sa,ne
W caa aha 'sse-. esrF money saad. produce u
VII !, Il wanted sassk Ra; i'ppasso'.s v
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s''fICE..
SAuK RAPIDs, MINNESOTA.

Notics n hessb giysn abel three several prom
issory notes, bearing date tho 18th May, 1852
md payable ID fcsr,- s:aht and iwelsa laaDahas
tNU4 Yhich are for $500 each, and ihe other
~ H6y465 made BY !. Fl. p EsRosiER and
shaea IN. ahesas
lfpse@&lh aEsons ~ .laIb VA paIc1aes ne
A ! 1tS as Pm a1a H. &c., Pr IA 'he
Nj SNhcevsrNitl retussE the Sad noseiito the IN.
ds'ssnf& shals v !liesr.!. ssrs9sst:,
sank Rapids. septs =. lssss Il 4 ~ iii
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One, Copy tor two xepFp. L. II 80 ~ ~ ErepjaIj
One Copy tor three years. = 3 0U Nh Hreniinns
One CSPi !pt fye JSaIts u w 90 ~ Presnisass
1ss AND TO RIuHs III Ssa Il. ~ ISL &
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TT n 1sessJ MAJ
aiais M WITT, Baildsrs HIN
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-20
Marrtagrs.

In Montpelier, May Is, by Rev. E. Brown, Mr.. BENZ
II Kinsou and Miss Victoria Jones, both Of NJ
La Worccsfg, Nav g. by Rev. f. Brown, Mr. +. NJ
Hamblet OF W. and Miss Julia A. Bugbee Of Calais
In Waits6eld, May l7th, Mr.. Robert Hargn OF Mont
peier and Miss Betsey Iewksbury OF Waitshed.
At Beaver Dam, Wis, April T. the residence of the
brides father Mr. Lorenzo H. Dow and Miss Corayn G.
Thurson daughter Of Daniel s. Thurston Esq, former
ly of this village
In Braintree MAY 3, by Rev. l.. Wheeler, Dr. Z. A.
Hatch Of Ptsfeld and Miss Mary A. Flint Of b., also,
Mr.. sherman HARDWOOD and Miss Jennete p Flint, both
Of Branree.
In Burlington May 10, by Rev ohm Wheeler, D. D.
Rev. Spencer Marsh and Miss Sarah Anna Hopkins
Wheeler, daughter OF the officiating clergyman, all of
In DauUnc, May >, Mr.. Albert Goss and Miss Jane
Northrop, both Of Pedcham.
Al NeIndor's Falls, April 80, Mr. Daniel s Bartlett
and Miss Hannah NJ. Ford. both Of Newhury.
At the Spring House in Wiamstovn, May 9Th, Mr., G
+ Wells Of Chelsea and Miss Mary j Bu1ze Of Tun'
bridge.
In Cambridge May Sd Ira Hawley Of Berkshire and
Miss Carrie II. Whecock Of Cambridge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-20

NEw-YoRK, May 5th The Var Ques-
tion.-The Galway indicator, of the after
noon of April 30th, in addition to the official
despatch via 81. Johns, stating that the Aus
trians had crossed the Ticno, contains a Pa
ris despatch containing the announcement
that France had declined the last offer Of
mediation rendered by Great Britain Tho
reason assigned for declining this offer is,
that to have accepted it after the proposal of
Russia for a Congress agreed to by France,
Prussia and England, had failed, it would be
an insult to Russia to entertain the proposal
Of England.
1t is estimated that the depreciation in
funded and share property in Great Britain
since the war was regarded as certain, amounts
to S25O,OOO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-20
VHE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
DY FOREVER!
y. n. DOFNS PROFITABLE

II 4 l. ) A VI & n II \ I n
We would say to the people that this medicine has
been sold throughout Sew England for upwards Of thirty
sfctou and have yet TO learn Of the first where
money back We still warrant It, and II any person. af-
using IT, wants his money returned he has only to
notify the agents propnetors and It will be refunded
at once. What more can we say DO you want large
Almanac ilcd with certificates that nobody believes -
II YOU anything moethan this. ask some Of your
ueghbors that have used the article and II they tell you
that II Is the best medicine for
COUGHS, COLDS, WHooPING Cough,
Group Asthma, and all diseases Of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, and ali diseases tending 70
CONSUMPTION,
buy and fyou like il please in turn tell your aoqnain-
tances TO and remember this fact that when you
find medicine that does all that tle propretors say II
will then always il when necessary and never change
for a new article that may be worthless,
II you wish 10 try n. II. DowNs's ELIXIR, and II is
not kept in your town. ask your Druggist or Merchant
~ order a small supply Of my Agents, ]. NJ. HENRY
x SONS, Waterbury, Vt, or Of most any Wholesale
Druggist in New England, New York or Canada. They
will furnish circulars II you order them
Tho Price of This article 80 conts and 81 90 per bottle,
and for Trial bottles rs cents
The trial bottle we have not put up until within few
months We do It now that all may give 1t trial u,
the least possible expense
Bepdre Of Coaategfeifsi
Remember the genuine is warranted, and is signed with
pen, with my name. n. IL. DOWNS
Trial bottles 25 cents For sale by all Druggists in
Vermont. 1852