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SA VS.! AW s!
AGE, PORTER & CO.,
SAW MANUFACTURERS,

FfsHERVILLE, N. H.,
SINCE lslo.
"HERE they keep n large assortment and
w manufacture to order all the various kinds
of CIRCULAR and other 81 UiS that are used
in the United States and Cannlas
11S~Tho largo Circular Saws arc ground by
Machine, made expressly for the purpose, consc-
quently much trucr and superior to those
ground in the usual manner.
Those in want of Saws arc respectfully invited to
call.
SAWS REPAIRED
Mt short notice and all orders promptly executed.
List of Prices sent by mail to persons desiring
them.
G. GAGE, GEO PORTER.
J. C. GAGE, IL GAGE H. NJ. ROLFE
Fishcrsvillc, Nov %, 1858. wly22
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NTECAN ASSURE THE LADIES Of this vi
w entity that we have made extensive ar
rnngcments for the Fall Trade, both Of our avn
and Foreign Manufacture Of good Goods, which
we are satisfied clnnot he heat either in quality
price. Please call and examine the goods Mt
n. ALLEN co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

MILES HOWE, Church Street. Manufae,u.
W rers Of and dealers in Ladies, Gents, and
childrens Boots, Shoes Caters, Ties, Of every va
riety and style. We have on hand q very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
# desirable Goods for the Spring trade, Mt prices
to accommodate all classes Of the community. Al
kinds Of
Boots, Shoes mud Gaiters
or ladies', Gentlemen. and Children manu- faoturel
ra order in the most Fashionable Style, and ward
nted.
April 81. w3m
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave burlington at 7.35. 4. NJ. and COO P. n
MAIL TRAIN connects nj Rouses Point wits
trains from ordcnsburgh and Montreal, Mt Bur
linrton with trains for Troy and Albany, ut Whit,
yer Junction wit trains for Boston and New
York, arriving in Bo.tonat Gao p NJ and il
New York nj 11.41 p. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN connects At
Rouscs Point with trains from the west and
Montreal, Mt burlington with Lake Champar
Steamers and the Rutland Road Mt White Rivei
Junction with train for Boston, Lowell, Worcester
&c. arriving in BOSTON at 90 P. NJ. next day
te1ri,r than my other route) and in New York o
4.20 p. VI.
Through Tickets for Chicago, Detroit, and th
West, for sale NJ tho PRINCIPAL stations.
r. SrERBURNE, Superintendent.
Northield Nov 90 1858.
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T. u u CO T =,
LADIES DRESS FURS.

EAPS, GLOVES AND MUFFLERS, a large
assortment on hand,or manufactured to order
by v. ALLEN 4 co.
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HAVING PURCH iSED a large stock, we are
prepared to sell either bv tho BALE or single
Robe, as low be bought in New York
Boston.
Come on, gentlemen. we are bound cas-
you. N. ALLEN
burlington. Nov ., 1898. wifi
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Fir" Proof Safes i'm the World.

Fir" Proof Safes i'm the World.
M HEN the contents Of safes destroyed,
w they are invariably by heat being conducted
to them and the inside wood casing through the
door and doorway by the iron bolts and plates
forming and fastening the iron box to the outside
iron plate Of the door, and joining directly on to
the inside wood casing, thus forming a continuous
conductor Of the best heat-conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood
casing, and contents Of the safe.
u Al Safes, ours, are thus buih
EramRe your safe door
TNNHE MARYLAND PATENT SAFE /. SO con-
structed ms to entirely cut oil all communica-
ton of heat in this part by constructing the
door and the doorway Of soap-stnne, other
equally non-conducting material. as to to have no
iron bolts running through the door, iron plate,
around the doorway, or any connections from the
outer to the inner part If the safe thereby keep
ing tho interior and contents of tho safe effect
ualy protected from all heat that ran be applied
to the door, as in any other portion of the safe.
VI. u. BIGELOW & ANSON HARDY.
Manufacturers and Propretors,
~ School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
J. j. DUNKLEE, Burlington, AcrSr
dec.ll d&wtf
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Choice Of Route for
Chicago and the West.
NORTHERN. WESTERN, BRITISH and U. :
MAIL ROUTE
To Tomm,ncs Monday, Nov. 20, 1852.
To Commence Monday, Nov. 20, 1852

TRAINS GOING NORTH
T FAVE Burlington at $50 A. NJ and 900 p
- NJ. Mail Train connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Sprinchcldat7.3o AM same day6 from New Yorl
the previous day at 400 P. NJ. leave Windsor y,
l.35 p NJ. connects ut RouScs Point with train 70,
Montreal the next morning and with train for Or.
densburgh, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago and the
West, win Grand Trunk and Great Western. or via
Rome, n. Y. Central and Lake Shore Railroads
making the shortest best and mos. reliable route
from Wow En- gland IN 'hc Wet
Accommodations TRAIN connects Mt Wind
sor with train leaving Now York at 500 a. VI.
and Mt White River Junction with train loavipe
Boston at noon, stop over night ut Northfcd .nd
proceed next mo-nin. Mt 90, connecting nt Rouse
Point with tho F1,re,s Train for the west.
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Bad Legs, Old Sores. md Ulcers
EPJpTIONs ON THE SKIN,

arising from bad state Of tho blood chronic
disease are erndicated, and clear and Transparent.
surface rcgained by tho restorative action of this
Ointment It surpasses many of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power to dspel rashes
and other disfgurcments of the face.
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BOOKS.

BOOKS.
~ ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA--l4 vols,
- full sheep, SIT 50-a superb svo. edition.
Flower Of the Family; Captain Wears Love of
Country; Never too late to Mend For sale at
HUNTINGT0N'S.
jan. 81, 1850. daw
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A NEW of C o l. l. A r S fol the IIol
~ idays, at JELLIsONs.
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NEW GOO DIS
l. Y Nj A MS

lust RECEIVED another lot Of those superb
- BLACK SILKS,
warranted NOT 10 crack; by evidence of many La
dies in this vicinity that have used them. Also
LADIES' FRENCH CORSETS,
both white and coored, very nice and cheap;
together with full stock of
ID r E S S G o 0 d S
to be sold at very low prices.
Call and see 'em, at the
CORNER STORE
August IL, '5s. wifi
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A & u u r.
RHEUMATISM,
HEADACHE,
SWELLINGS,
SORE THROATs,
BURNS, BRUISES,
CUTS,
CRAMP,
Spasmodic Affections, Pains in the Side. Chest and
stomach Sea-sckness, &c., &c.
Printers viii find it valuable remedy for
"wrst drop"
This standing remedy for the above men toned
ailments is for sale in burlington (by the gross or
single bottle,) by 7. A. PECK and 4. G. SPEAR;
in Winoosk, by !. W. WEAVER.
Full directions for Ms" '''r'ile al l,tl,
Sept2i. daw
METALLIC TIPS.
TsNlIE Subscriber would inform the public that
he has general assortment of Boys, Misses
and Childrcns shoes aud boots with Metallic Tips.
lie will not recommend them too highly rs he has
plenty Of other kinds that warrentei to wear
out in half the time. A, PROUTY, Jr.
dS'w l54 Church 81.
CRACKER \GENCy.
GNOA'S " Excelsior" and "Farina" Crackers sre
L sold by the Dbl. and single h., by
div A. s. DEWEY.
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INFANTS WAISTS. received this day at
L JELLIS0N'S.
Nov o. DIFF
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AMERICAN WATCHES

OF ANY KIND MADE, will be furnished at
Viper cent. from manu- facturcrs prices. have
list and description from all the manufactures.
J. L. BRINSMAID, Agent.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

Nor GOLD orSlLVER HUNTING WATCHES, for
u Jewclry of solid fnc Gold or other qualities.
Tor silver Spoons, Forks or other Goods, for
Combs Brushes, and Fancy Go,ls generally, for
goods at Low, FAIR prices, ii may not be amiss to
look Ia At BRINsMNIns, m Church street, occs-
sionally
J. E, BRINSMAID, Agent,
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KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED
HOllOway's Ointment.

FUNEIE FREQ admissions of all nations, as wen as
4 tho verdict of the leading Hospitals Of the
Old ms well as the New World, stamp this powerful
remedial Agent ms tho greatest healing prepare
ton ever made known to suffering Its pene-
tatue qualities more than marucious, through
the external orifces Of the skin, invisible to the
naked eye, it reaches the seat Of the internal dis
case; and in all external affections its nntinnam-
matory and healing virtues surpnss any thing else
on record, and is Natures great ally.
ERYSIPELAS AND SALT RTE u NJ
IRE two of the most common and viruent disorders
prevalent on this continent to these the Ointment
is especially antagonistic its modus opryand is
first to eradicate the venom and then complete tho
cure.
Bad Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers
Cases of many years standing that have perth
aciously refused to yield to any other remedy or
treatment. have invariably succumbed to few APP
plications of this powerful uEuent
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The Grcnt Secret at last Attained

Worth. Elegance and Cheopness CONFINED,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

JoHN o. UNDERWOOD IN MAiaE-Ass5 V1Rs1SlA
EDrroR WANTS 5ro.nR PosrMAsTER OF rnE Nrxr
HousE-THE EDITOR OF TnE WHEELING AReUs
(noD5suPPosED rosBE TnE PERSON.
From the Bangor (a1slne) Rhig.l
Hon. ohm @. Underwood of
Virginia was introduced to the meeting and
spoke for an hour and a hall, to the ereafinter-
est and delight: of the audience. He Set forth in
thrilling tones the great principleso of Freedom.
and the love for. them which was instilled into.
his heart by a New England mother, and which
was fostered and strengthened by early contem.
plating the noble sentiments Of Vashingtons7
Jefferson, and Madison, and all the. early YirS
glnia patriots. He could not, he !, said, have
been otherwise than Republican at this day
with such influences around his yonth-nL-
though tt0fng en- the midst Of slotrery. He went
on to show the inferority of slave to free labor,
as eyinced by the far greater progress of the
Free States, and declared with great earnest.
ness and force the undoubted fact that the curse
OF slavery is even heavier upon the white race
than upon the slaves, in the regions where the
institution prevails.
Mr.. Underwood urged the Importance Of our
coming election upon the great contest Of next
year-that the Republicans all through the
country, and in Virginia and other Southern
States, uor there are already many open Repub-
cans there) are looking with earnest hearts for
Maine again to lead off triumphantly in the bat.
tlo lol- lESeuoHl. 4ne elecuonS oil This year Will
have vital inhuence-but he expressed the
strongest confidence that the Republican party
will control the National Government afterthe
next electon-and then he said the battle NAV
be said to be won, for the governmental patron
age and influence will then be on the side of
freedom instead of slavery-an freedom will
then nave vast number of open advocates at
the South, where they are now comparatively
few. There will be plenty Of men at the South;
Said Mr.. u, ready and anxious to take the fed.
eral Offices under Republican administration
So far from dissolving the Union when Res
publican Presidents elected, the save>holding
gentlemen will cross the Potomac in swarms,
and clamor at the capitol for the privilege Of
serving their country in public otfice-slavery
or no slavery. And to show that the ideas Of
these Southern gentlemen are already turned
this way, he related that Virginia friend of his,
the editor of paper which had never been &C.
cused of alcaning in favor of freedom; recently
accosted him (AIr. u as follows:
1T looks as If the Republicans were going to
have control of the next House-and I'll tell
you what want, I sonnt you to gice yOur in1lus
ence for Postmaster Of the House-I shall be all
right IN po1itics!'
And SO it will be, said Mr.. Underwood, with
any quantity, even Of the freeaters So far
from dissolving the Union, they will be the
most eager beggars for Office under d. Republic
can administration. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

TINS LARGEST CLASS OF. REcoRD- exami.
natIonio of applicants for admission to Yale COL
lege is now nearly concluded. The number of
about go having been examined. The number
already admitted and on the list is 81, and 40
others have been examined, of whom over 80
are under conditions TO be made up within a
short time. a considerable part of these will
probably be finally admitted. The new Fresh.
man Glass will therefore be the largest ever I'D.
be known for week or two, but we presume SC
will be about l7O.-NesD Raren Pqllddfunl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21
FwNo slnenlar .speelmen. Of eenero.lly.

MAoNANlMIrY.-We witnessed an exhibition
Of magnanimity yesterday morning on the part
the church, which will stamp him as long as he
lives. While on his way to the post Office, a
well filled pocket book escaped from its deposi.
tory and fell, unobserved by him on the pave
ment. A little boy who saw it fall, picked it
up, and running after the owner, restored it to
him, without receiving as much as ''thank you"
in return. We venturcd to inquire of the gen
tleman what his loss would have been Ind he
not recovered the pocket bookP cat least one
thousand five hundred dollars in notes." said
he, ito say nothing of the papers it contained"
Truly in this instance, honesty was its own re.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21
TO the Be.Drugged and Iso,soaed Citizen

TO the Be Drugged aud Poisoned Citizens
of Wheeling aud Vicinity
You are overrun with deuge Of the vilest compounds in
the form of "Alcohollc that ever emanated from
that pest of society, the They are sold to
you as luxury, they dispensed to you as Medl
cine, and in either case the effect is the same.
There is but one way to escape that is to use as
luxury or medcament, reliable stmuant sold
under stamp and SEAL which certain that 1t has
not been tempered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under Inspection of the British Govern
men is detcately favored Cnke any other Gin) with
some Of the most valuable reetoraves OF the Vegetable
Kingdom, and by far the healthy beverage etant
TIE MOST EAtSsST PHYSICIANS EUROPE
only recommend its by the and hearty but pre-
scribe 1t as medicine where stimulant is required
THE FEMALE will lind IT only pleasant Cordial,
but certain reliein suerngs Of periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS BANKS pronounce 1t perfectly
pure, and It's restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by all DRUGGISTS GRO
For sale in Wheeling Va, by t. L. LOGAN co., At Main
street. T. H. JOHNSTON, 176 Market ST., and others.
EDMUND o. CHARLES, General Agent
ny17-d4wl1m DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

oSE of our exchanges quotes passages from
Mr.. Douglas late speech at Cincinnati, and from
his speech at New Orleans last winter, which
are wholly irreconcileble and place Mr.. D. in
rather embarrassing position. In his late
Cincinnati speech he said that if territory did
not desire to tolerate slavery, all that it had to
do was not TO pass any Law whatever relating
to thesu6ject. In that event, he said, slavery
could not exist in tho territory. In his New
Orleans speech he affirmed precisely the con,
trary, namely, that it does exist until the legis-
laturc of The territory prohibits it. The point
which our exchange makes cannot be lodged
or gatnsayed, and shows well the truth and
force of remark in the article on Douglas
from one Of the Cincinnati papers, which we
published last Saturday morning, viz, that ''he
carries with him wherever he goes the impress
sion Of dessolute political gamester.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

~ LARGEST DAILY. TRI.wREKLY, AND WEEKLY
CIRCULATION, OF ANY PAPER IN WHEELING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

TINS editor of an Alabama paper, leaving his
post for brief absence, informs his readers,that
he leaves his wife in charge. He says-"shc is
fearless and independent in her advocacy of the
great doctrine of States Rights Democracy
She is strongly in favor Of re-opening tho Afri-
can Slave trade, if upon no other grounds, 50
that We mny be able to buy few. Taking
everything into consideration, we consif3er her
Sound on the goose"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

TnE Newport Nesgs says, "the fashionable
season at Newport for 500, will soon be over
Some of our more stable visitors yet linger
with ns, - meaning tho horses, probably.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

Two very adrOit female thieves were recently
arrested by the Philadelphia police. a ''detec.
tive" observed one of them leaving store in a
great hurry, and, suspecting that she had been
at mischief, he arrested her. The lady assumed
great indignation, but the officer siienced her by
drawing aside the skirtofh her dress, and aisclos-
ing piece of silk worth sixty dollars, slowed
away ina ''lift pocket" Thesilk had just been
stolen from the store. The skirt was so arran-
ged that about one half Of it formed single
enormous pocket. The ladies were both mar.
ried and supported their husbands comfortably
by larcenics Now thr. poor chaps must shift
for themselves as a two years sentence of i'm.
prisonment will cause Illegal separation"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

RErunSs begin to come in at Washington,
from the four thousand circulars sent to most.
masters in behalf of the Washington Monument
fund. The cost of putting up boxes in the sew
eral offices was deducted from the August re-
ceipts but the returns were encouraging. The
smallest amount returned by any one Office is
25 cents, and the largest s1s-the latter from
Wheeling. Providence, Rhode Island. New
York city, and the little town of Putnam, in
Ohio, have each sent $40.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

ALLISON and Macauay, tho great living histo-
rians of England, are severely criticising each
others works in the Blackwood and Fruzier's
Magazines, respectively, each endeavoring to
show the glaring perYcrsions of history of the
other After perusal of tho two criticisms, an
exchange thinks one is at a loss to know what
to believe and whom to trust and is almost
tempted to doubt the existence of truth in his
toric guise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

MApANE M1RANoN has blessed her lord with
an heir, and the little fellow was baptized in the
Grand Cathedral of Mexico on the 18th uIt
with great ceremony
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

And soft will be, said Mr.. Underwood, with
any quantity, even CT the fre.eaters. So far
from dissolying the Union, they will be the
can administration. =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

SToREHooMs OFFICES, DWELLINGS Frame & rsrfek
~ Rooms In the second and third story good busiues
house and smalIni2 bvT5 feet also Building
sale orlcasc on favorable terms, apply
rios. HoKNBEOOK-
Office, No. 11s1E Main Street. between Monr"r an
UnIon-Up Stairs. ,e9-IT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

AN unfortunate little Italian, just from the
mines of Peru, complained to the Mayor of New
York of the extortion which he had suffered at
one of the city hotels. The hotel keeper, after
presenting an outrageous oyercharge, put down
an extra item of.$7 .for making out the bill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-21

TnE New York Times prides itself on its "fine
writing" and assumes to lead in elevatinng the
style of newspaper composition. Here is a
specimen of the perfection to which its financial
, 1859-05-11

or ch.sa 1 ~ 49, ~ ~ a.~.,d;na.e.,n elun; .,n
c, =. oA'o' ~ 10' :" q. "'ns " .ue '''s'e
~snt7a' COMMITTEE communication addressed
to him By German Republicans Of Sandusky
and vicinity. with raf-rencc tn tha nrono.od
,.t,,-.,;z..:. ,'N.
o311 s''on IL" IN Aassacnusetts, taxes occa-
sion to express his own Tiews. He feels "very
confident that the committee concur fn1]v in the
almost. if mt ent;rs1~ r,on;mou. pan,h,;.aa
~. " en.ne' "%0A'@A'oa Hepu'nssA
opinion in This State, that no discrimination
should be made by amendment Of . State Con.
stitution or otherwise between citizen. n fo-.
s;,n ~ ~ A'1
A a". .'''1ens o1 na'''e o'F'n'
Such las nlways been my own opinion.
"as thereiorc opposed, rs is well known, to the
proposition urged upon the consideration Of our