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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.


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wit; Marina Noufb amt Easf
Leave burlington - aud 20 4. VI and sis =. ~
Arrive az Rutland II. 10 4. w. and Il and 1l.1j T. VI
Leave Rutland Z 30 \ NJ. mud II 10 T.. VI.
Arrive at Beliows Falls. 500 4. NJ. and rs ?. NJ.
MotiHy Ussf ant Worm.
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Arrive at Rutland > % aud :. 90 =. VI.
Lave Rutland .. - A. NJ, aud >. 30 and :. 80 7 VI
Arrive a; Burlington 10 \. NJ AID 8. - and II - r
NJ
A burlington Trains meet with Trains q Vermont Cow
trail Road st Eu'ltLd with Trains fr Troy, Albany. al
Ntwiork. saratoga springs schenectady, and the We-t.
At Bellows PALS. with Trains of the Cheshire Road for Fitch
urs, Worcester LOWELL and Boston WIKI VI Valley Road
tr nratetora Springfield, Hartford New Haven and New
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Junction, and the White Mountains.
Passengers going West will lnd this the cheaucst and
m" liryc; route Tcke and all necessary nipruiat can
bee lad At the Bellows Falls Tick, Office.
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Rutland. May I'll. lSag
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Leave Bellows Fails for ltehoro 05 A. NJ and 90 r.
VI. Returning leave Bratlpbpo for Believe Falls 10 40 A. NJ
and 20 =. VI. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
CAS- A. NJ; Brattcburo $50 =. NJ
The Passenger Trains this route South with
the Vt. Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct IN
New York On the North with the utlanl Burlington, Sui
van Vermont Central, Vermont Canada Conneticut and
as-ump.c Rivers Rail Roads forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL saratoga AMI schenectady, 81 Jonsbury and
White Mountains Burlington and Knusrs Point O1dcnsburgh
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BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Once 80 Bromneld street, Boston.

REV. N DAY. Pres. REV. +. MASON, Vice Pres
RtrntN GtrtNf, W D. lpl,y.ii,ps
Estabshss for the sueets, 7reotcn Of D,seases upos
Rational Principles.
The EeotroChemcl Iahs. together with Dr. Gieon,s i'm.
proved Medication have lc-n sd ted il Ills ls,uiiu and
have exceeded the most 'ansnc Al cRi'us in the removal
great variety Of distR'rs.
All persons having Cancers those afflicted with rem.
T!oaed diseases tE,ui avail thtrslves Of tie lc.onal
attention Of the physician. at the Institute. Where IIopCr
boardiug-houses are provided.
personal cNam st ~ Il cacl preferable: lu all
the common forms ot diseases u aggravated aud
Ilicatid fl, ire-rd with cdcncs ~lch
lie sent to part Il tie world. with full directors
very correct know ledge c obtained from In
the questions in the ludan Aars newspaper Ulsld
10y the Institution. cory # wlih will lie free when
requested; also Ur. Grr= lNlIiN F.lry" Ssrce II
Indian Medicine may lr hal At tie r. cr fer u ly
mail on the receipt of frur Psiner ,tanlS.
Consultations upon al Diseases nee Il tarce at the tfce,
OF by letter on the reception 81 I,'iacr s'awr.
All communica alton. sAou'd o., du,cI to III. Il. GKLENB,
% Bromheld Street. Boston. Mass.
REFER CES-
Hon. 8. c. Maine, Roson Mass Edward Tlmunds,
Boston Mass Rev. Joseph V. Iarc H. t,cn Mass; lev
T. H. Nevin, D. D. Chelsea Mass Rev. u. II Ckln. r'i
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Oldham Esq, Boston, Mass; samuel Mescrve Esq Lowell
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INSCR 4 NOE.
"INDIIAM COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE
w Insurance Company.
WILLIAM HARRIS, President;
L. q. MEAD, Secretary and Treasurer

DiT,tfols:
fRANkllN SAWYER, ERASMUS pLIMrTON,
EIE NIER GDRlIAM, in, GEORGE SLATE
PARL.l STAIR, WILLIAM HARRIS
MARK CRAWFORD, GEORGE NLNNAN
WELLS GJDDIlUE.
The oMe of the Company the Savings Bank Blllng
Brarb ~ whre policies will he issued on most Kind.
of property nruln Live stock It will not be 50 much
their Obj oct t. smashing business as snfe one and 10
make such Company the citizens of the County need
Applications insurance be- mnc throu. the Directors
and the Age in the ditrrrn, towns IT, the County.
March !. 1888.
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RS rnurer's nl i'rl' pc Gin {. s0i1iy an Drug
si-ts ami 'yi Agents Oar ugh nj ;h- s,iir.
Ju'y. 1859 -, -.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM

pnuy n the United States.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent Tor this we'll
abhcl Company will effect Insurance to any
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Having Increased facilities for keeping Pin1oz,
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Y -Wuttlroy's groNp RIocE.

W --WtiistoS's sroNE BLocK.-
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The combined capitol NJ the companies which he represents
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lie woul refer the advertisements Of the several compa-
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r. II. FEsS aNDEN.
April q, lsj9-llG
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INTNA FIRE INSU RIA CE
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

Sir, JoSEs writes to a friend, and closes by
saving: Il am glad to be able to say that my
wife is recovering slowly"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

PROFESSION AND PRAcrrcE.-'Two kinds of
witnesses are often Cncountercdin courts o.! JUS
tlce-the un-willing witness, aud the t00-wilng
witness. Here is onewho doesn't seem to come
under either category
The Prosecuting Attorney thus addressed
him:
"AIr. Parks, state, if you please, whether tho
defendant, to your knowledge, has ever followed
any profession"
"I1e has been professor ever since have
known him"
"Ah! IL professor Of 'ohat 2"
"a professor Of religion
'Yop don't understand me, AR. Parks What
does he 6o -
We'll, generally, what he plcss.s
Tel the jury, MIR. Parks, what the defen-
Gentlemen of the jury, the defendant fol-
lows ,ie crowd when they go to drink
''Mr. Parks, this kind of prevarication will
not 90 here. Now, state, sir, how the defcn-
dant supports himself"
81 saw him last night supporting himself
MAY it please your Honor, this witness
shows evident disposition 10 tribe with this
honorable Court"
The Court-'!AIr. Parks, state, If you know
anything about it, what the defendants occupa-
ton is. The Court, let me say, has no idea that
you 'acaR to be disngcnuous
" "G|cculatioH, did you say, sir:
"OccWpution," answered the Judge
yes echoed the cousel. ,sWhat is his oc-
c9potioi. %
Nlf Lam not mistaken, he occupies a garret
somewhere in town"
That's ali, Mr. Parks. l understand you to
say that the defendant is professor OF rcli--
gon?"
':IIeis."
"DOes his practice correspond with his. pro-
81 never heard of any correspondence, or
'You said something about his propensity
for drinking. Does he,lrink hard:
man | ever saw"
"onc more question, Mr. Parks; you haze
known this defendant long time. What are
his habits; loose or otherwisey'
''fhc one he has got noe, think, is rath-
er tight under the arms; it is certainly too short
waisted for the fashion,"
You can take your seat, alr. Parks, :,
3IE. IosEs writes to :. friend, and closes by
saving: Il am glad to be able to say that my
!! wife is recovering slowly"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

Luz Right FRAINI2G OF NoNgx.-The Cbnrol
! ol england Review has an article ON Fo,n.lo
Eaucatlon, from which we take the colIowino
passage: ''''o" ''s
Much remains to he done in winno,,,;r, -.
0. peoples minds ridiculous ideas of cS2toi,,
,ute'y lactltlons style of living, without which
Is impossible to keep house There .ro
pleAty t1 OF young men who have vet to unIearn
OF expenses disproportioncd to their
.'eS's' cas'1 ana the sordidness of luxuries which
t' 1Seu' not Seit-reSpect, but gluttony and MID
Inc possibility must be secured to donalitos. 80
anu younger sisters growing up to be rational
uP9t eSiauVe companions; girls who ifthev eyer
H''tEted' VIII choose and value their husband
lor %nat he is, and be interested in his callino,
'.u ms, Up PpoftonttIes for observation; women
VINO VIII estimate the grave and sweet vaaI;t,a.
OF wife and mothcr-hood bcvon1 ac.;'Ias
oi n precedence or superfluity. Bv dismiSsin,y
i"iSe ana iooiIsh notions OF rcspcctabilitv. bY
refusing the cheap destinations oi - Daltrv ed6.
c"tlon OF display, by ydiScountcnancincr restraints
:, :"'SIlEecteo or too rigorous, by cutiyating an
Ilse'''Seht I ana unaSsum'ng mode o! intercourse
~ lofesignt IN assisting young people
:" prepare themselves for the eXertio;l and cost
OF one day being the centre of a peaceful hosi,it
""lc nome; III these and other wnvS much may
oe oone 10 remove distractions TO that gradual
acquaintance, and that unaffected resI,sct and
altaShment, which lead on to happy marriage
.n te meantime 1t may he we'll to think
WIN NOT only the sympathy, but the veneration
thcy deserve, OF many among those wbn viii
never marry; TO assist in MULTIPLYING tho ion
lew occupations suitable to women. or oncn ia
eHeh; above ali, not to preach by impiicat;on
- o'IeT"isc tiat wonanS life need ever be
"N2'4Su I" negaGOn or consumed mscrably
away by causes absolutely out of her control =
1hefc are women Strong enough To kcei, tbc;r=
~omaniy dignity and sweetness ard to o,,ra,,;1o
around them the moral clements at all cvcofs.
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@. II. BROMN ~
EEG 0g zE% ss,sEsy1rs.

Z q
EAERin Matches Clocks, Jcwelr, Silver and Plated
~ H.Te, Fancy Goods, &C., &C., Wholesale and Retail
AZ AEeI,t , fGF the sale Of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCH Es manufactured by APPLETuS, TRACY Co., aSo
Agent for the " tliEELER WILSON SEWING
anueunc his return from New York q; complete As
sorte't CT every variety goods lne which VIII
he "tsred nt prices to compete with any house in t:e
country! Please cali and eHa2inr before purchasing else.
Mi.St Aep16-1y
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HARNESS, TRUNKS, 20

WHOLESALE Gc RETAIL.
BsHEPPARD, No. 13I Main ST., rr or I,Ifon vim
. continue to keep on hand large and complete ms
OF all articles in lis ~ consisting Of aud
I.s,lsaS's saIdlss Fine aud Coarse Harkess TRUNKS
Nlces, Carpet Bags Sa;c.ciS, Collars, Fam.s Wins
"""ld Its!esttuiiy cali attention nay stock ad trsi
OF tac Iui.!ic T;l;.oI.l;. = {
Al Kinds OF repairing promptly done anHIn a mr. ,er
'att,SF mG u itI }. u. SHEPPARD
2sl-O l9lz Main st.
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THE INTELLIGENCEP

:, Tnn L Rlonr EnArN1sc OF 1EourS.-rhe Church
o1 o. England Review has an article on Female
Educntion, from which we take the rollowin@
passage: '''s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
LING, VA, FRIDAY MORNING. AUGTsT "a

poPPING THR QuEsTroN.-NIehtable Merit a
yonng lady over twenty who never had n
chance to change the aI!iteratiyc character Of
hef @ name, was seated over the fire in her little
Siulns room, when a knock was heard, and who
winkc -, : =
Why" thought she, u wonder what he's
come for; can it be-"
But we wont divulgc the thought that passed
through the lady mind
llow do You do, Miss Mcrit?"
Prctty well, thank you, Mr.. Periwinkle.-
N9t 4L,t out ieel little lonely now and then"
fou sec as was coming bv, I thought I'd
step in and ask you question about, about"
l suppose, thought Mchitable, The means
about the state 0f my heart.n
81, ! ne lact Is, said Solomon, who was rather.
n1shi"l, feel little delicate asking, butt
nope yon wont think it strange
~ no. simpcred Mehitabie; 81 don't think
| ing it," 1ses' "a pet
20, said solomon rather Surprised, 81 be-
Minc'' e'''l'lo VI
az, Ills Ii heart he means" said Mehtablc, aside
ell, Slf,, she contE:ncd aloud, ''t may afford
YOU pleasure to learn that you have mine in re-
eATn; m. IL Is fully and entirely your own"
"What! l got your u,nbrs:ay,, exclaimed. s.c
sG!oIo',' IN anaze'nent. 81 tt,irk you must be
mistaken, aud don't think pdIilSc TO exch,f,,re
nine Tor 1T, for mine was given me-
beg your pardon" sail the Liscomftted
lady, but ! made mistake / quite forgot
your umbrella which / borrowed some tj7ne
else" " So'i'etll1t'S
''If,' said Solomon there's anything Of
turn it," '''tP' ~ 'e'
Well, no, it's no matter stammcrea Nc.
h'Saoie' coiornS Good morning"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

i''hsc,s Gignrs. So r1es, salid OIL, Groceries, &C.
ot''eis ciift'sts to viii receive rcmpt
t"t'!"l VA. EDWAItLS e BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
@N"s&

fnE Mission or WoNAS.-If a man is in grief
who cheers him; in trouble. who consoles him;
~ NV "tatn' who soothes him; in JOY, who makes
III Disgrace, who backs hia, asanst th.2worId
and dresses witt, gentle argIcnts aud warm
pn"iticeS the rambling wounds made by the
sings and arrows Of outrageous fortune? Who
b"t woman, il yoa please9 You who are iii
and sore from the bullets Of fate, have yo,1 one
or two Of these sweet physicians Return
thanks to the gods that they have LETT
s'''"h consolation fhat gentlemen S not
more or less Il nronctncnS? Who i; not his
rock, his Chain, and that his liver is ina deuce
OF condition: Bat sea nymphS come-tlc
gentle, the Sympathsing; they Hiss our writ!.inc
teet' they moisten parehcG li7s yvith their
tears; they do thci: blessed BIS, 10 console us
f,tansi they DON'T turn their backs upon US
after opr. oyertby2w... :. -.
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i rrL;. Assn,r,.rSr nr

a FtI:. ASSORTMENT OF
E1RINT!NG APERs, News and Book; t,rlorcd Pspsrs
all kinds, STRAW Bolrds Binders ana Trunk Bo,y,,s.
Bonnet Boards, White Cniored; Printers cards anu Carl
3 M syeFy vaes Tissue and Shoe Paper; IIarware
p1 Sthta Pale,; Press Borrds. assortn,et O.
I 5S Fno Post Packet and Letter raner MsEoi Paper
asta iak sL.c!oI; YraI Pi; Papers ali Kinds;
Se:ti Tack aud Sicc papers s.d Writin.
INKS. 2uin, l;icachtng Eo acrs. S
feJ Paper Of evcYS trSeE!ptio mad 10 order
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UERAa. F5ssrEeSAN,

GERAS. rs q "a Ar
T}tCLESAlE AND RI TAIL Manufacturer Of s,IJIcz
cI n5iaeS' Harm IS ard TrlIis and
ctG usiaS Rtpt by SaddieJ6. leave TO Inform ~!
IHhc that he has openet, 2latr sfarist
Al.y where lie will be glad any prrso1ss nItiII
any oi t1S AcHE articles as ne ic rood WORT
S4 al n ia:5 prices he :"pes - oataina hcss share
M"rki aa.: renirit'e nne Satc!i ~
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or FAMILY PHYSIC,

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Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
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ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
It's healthy vitalities. As consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonshed 10 find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates OF their and directions
for their use in the following complaints: COsti,e-
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from, disordered
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam IN aud Morbid
L.actioH Of the Boreis, Flatuleacy, Loss Of hppe-
tite, ,Jat6,dice and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body OF obstruction
Of It's functions.
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