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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31
.CuEsuIRE RAILROAD. W

I7assg5d55s-s5-. G CHESHIRE RAILROAD. Win
lsis;issssisseer Arrangement. on and after MONDAY,
EEx-Kz-..Nov. q, 1859, Trains will f,llows.
MOVING EAsT.-Leave
Bellows Fas at $50 A. NJ. and . 25 P NJ; Keene at $40
4. NJ. and 327 r. M-and arrive at Fclburg at 1900 NJ.
and BIZ P Mi Boston 80 aud 745 r. NJ; Worcester at
2 90 and 100 ?. NJ.
MOVING WRST.-Leaye
Boston at 80 and H. A. NJ; Fi,chburg ut as A. NJ,
and 80 r. Nj Kccne, II 80 A. NJ, and $40 z. P-and
rive Bellows Fails at IL y and 40 7. Nj Windsor, lao
and 635 r. Nj Rutland 255 and 500 p. Nj Burlington,
600 +. M.
Trains Connect as foiiotrs
Up Train Bellows Fails with RUTLAND BUR-
LlNGTON RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal
Ogdensurgb Albany Troy Saratoga Springs schenectady
aud the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, White
River Junction, Burlington 0glenshurgh. Montreal, 1t.
Johr sbury, &c, via VT. CENTRAL, PASsuMPsiC. and
VERMONT a CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains make di-
via VI CENTRAL r. T. fer all points north
Dorm Trains Connect at Fifchbnrg
with Trains Of Ptchhurg Worcester X. H. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And Grutnn Junction with trains Of Worcester Nashua
II. Il. for Nashua and Con,or and with Trains Of stony
Brook u. x. for Lowell, Lawrence, 6c
Tickets for all points West may he secured at any sta
ton Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked
through 10 buffalo Or Suspension Bridge.
+. A. CHAPLIN. Superintendent
Superintendent Office, kscne, Nov. 10, 1889
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PACKARD's REGESERATOR
tOratfve for the Human ii a ir
PACKARD's MOUNTAIN DEW
] u rcsslng for the II UNI II
lEiT l. hcir 70.
rINUE INSTRUMENTATION HAS BEEN USED

The two combined form perfect for I'll ais which the
llEiT i hyir %.
FUNUE REGENERATION HAS BEEN USED
Il the three years by Of thousands with the
perfect Il all inpcdimets To the
healthy growth the Hair. SeHrJ DandrBf, Sorofaia
Eruption anil Feuersh Heat remain where 1t is used
itching which proved such the human family.
II gray its natural color mot by dying the
hair by setting circulation the secretive cOlorng fluid
giving color in the rational way.
fails stop hair from falling Of 1t will hair
had heads. II is in short perfect hair restorative
The lornr fair sample Of the thousands Of ccTh-
received from those have used the Keenerator
your Kerenrraier inyself and my famy-ny wife and
myself having icen bald and gray for number 81
few weeks trial has fully restored v's hair where 1t
had bald years. changed the color white
n glossy br0vi-is natural color. On my head where
ID had been entirely destitute Of hair the top for long
time uNuran growth has appeared and Is Of its natural
e1or. Others in my family have used il with the best effect
The following letter from of the oldest and best lair
Dressers in Plymouth County
NORTH BEIDGKwATER, Nov. o, 80. "Mr. Packard Sir;
Your Regeneator is truly wonderful preparation. My wife
has used for the past months her head 1t has
caused healthy growth Of hair where Il quite bald and
Il has restored the color from gray black its natural color
have been hadresser for twenty five years aud freely
say that your Regeneration is much the best restorative for
the hair that have seen.
Yours. c. TAYLOR
pacEarls Mountain Dew is the hAiT-ressng In the
world. Trial bottles only 25 Use bottle and
Manufactured by II V. PACKARD, Andover, Mass.
Wholesale Agent GRO. c. GOODWIN, Co.,
IL Marshall-St, Boston.
For sale by l. n. THORN Apothecary Dratteboroan3e
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i??ssvSs::5!5 RUTLAND & BURLINGTON

'
-&A---Ak- 0nand after MONDAY, November q, 1850,
Trains will run as follows, to wits
Moving SOUTH and E1ST.-Leave Burlington 8. 20 A.
NJ and 2i45 M.
Arrive at Rutland 1l,15 A. NJ and $40 p NJ
Leave Rutland $50 and 1l;5O A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Fails, 500 A. NJ. and 2.15 p. NJ.
MoUing VEST and NORTH.-Leave Bellows Pals, -
and 5i30 2. NJ.
Arrive at Rutland 2.55 and s.10P.M
Leave Rutland 1Oi45 A. NJ. and 3iO5 2. VI.
Arrive vt Burlington at 1i3O and 600 +. 81.
At burlington, Train leaving katland at 1O45 A. NJ
meets at Burlington with Trains for all Stations
trail and Canada Roads, and for Montreal and Ogdensburv
At Rutland Trains connect with Trains for Troy Albany
NcwYork, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the West
At Bellows Fails with Trains Of the Cheshire Road for Pitch
burg, Worcester Lowell and Boston. With Vt Valley Road
for Bratteboru, Springfield, Hartford New Haven New
York And with Sullivan Road for Windsor White River
Junction. and the White Mountans.
" Passengers going West, will find this the cheapest and
direct Tickets and all necessary
be had at the Bellows Pans Ticket once
h. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Rutland, Nov. 10th, 1853.
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sssis. sisAItOAb On AMI after MONDAY, Nor. 2lst,
.z-EGlS59, TRAINS will run as fellows
Leave Bellows Pals fr Baehoro 500 A. NJ and 80 p.
NJ. Returning leave lra'ih0ru Tor Bellows Falls 10 10 A. N.
and 80 =. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls
GO A. ~ lratteloro los T.. NJ.
The two Passenger Trains this route South with
the VI. Massachusetts, and Coneescu, River Railroads
to springfield. lIariori New Haven and bridgeport direct
New York. On the North with the Rutland burlington Sal
livnn, Vermont Central vermont Canada Connecticut and
assumpsc Rivers Rail Roads. forming direct communication
VIII. Whitehall Saratoga aul Schenectady, stJohsbnry and
White Mountains Burlington and Rouse's Point Ogensb
AMI Montreal NJ sL0AT, Superintendent
VT Valley Il. Il. Oaice, Nov. 18th, 1859.
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ITO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
III Abb
TOWN AGENTS IN VER MONT.

The well established importing house Of CIIAs BACKAAN
S3 fronisreet New York. has made extensive sale Of the
best description Of pure Wines and Liquors Town
In this StAte justly earning by the character Of the goods
sold reputation for selling only pure liquors and
able pre which fact should overlooked by those who
required by law purchase and sell but genuine
Liquors.
Application for Goods may be made to CIIAS. BACK
MAN So front-s, New York, to his Agents, WM. W.
DREW, Wan IL. ERWIN and TIIoS. ELLIS, who are au-
thorized to solicit orders
Reference may be made In regard the character
standing Of the Houses and the superior quality OF the
Liquors,
EDWARD HUNGERFORD, Prof OF Chemistry, L. v NJ
$ W. TIlAYER, NJ d., Dean Of Med Faculty, L. V. NJ.
W. CARPENTES, NJ D., Professor do, L. " NJ.
i A..ar.a nl,rl irrtnn
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THIS DELICIOUS TONIC

especially designed for the use of the MEDICAL Pro
rEssIoN and the FAMILY, possesses those intrinsic
medicinal properties (Tonic and Duretc) which
belong to mn Old and PURE GIN. The business
of manufacturing spurious gins, and offering them as
beverages, under the titles, Aromatic, '-"Cordal'
"1ledicatcd,' etc, has become common, that the
public arc justly suspicious Of nearly everything that
is offered under similar FORMS and the trade has thus
been brought into dsrepe. 1t has remained for our
house established in 1913 to supply the pressing
popular need, aud to inaururate a neic era in the
history Of the trade. We trust that our established
rcputaton-r1unded upon eighty years of experience
-abundantly viudicaies Our claim to public con
fdcnce.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
NEW FALL GOOD s .
!I0UGHT0N s. BLAKE

!I0UGHT0N s. BLAKE
Are nov receiving largest richest and varied
assortment Of
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
to be found in Bratteboro.
Consisting Of
RICH FALL & WINTER DRESS GOODS:
RICH BLACK FANCY DRESS SILKS
PLAIN & PRINTED ALL WOOL DE LANES
MERINos n TnIDETS
CASHMERE PLAIDs
vALENCIAs
pol DE CHBvREsj
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS;
CLoAKs CLOAK CT OTHsi
PLAIN PRINTED FLANNELsj
LONG G. SQUARE BROCHA SHAWLS;
SQUARE, LONG, q DOUBLE WOOL sHAWLsi
SKELETON SKIRTS,
warranted the makes and qualities, at the price of in
ferior skirts.
WHITE GOODS.
CURTAIN MUsLINs, LINENS,
EMDIoIDERIEs, GLOVES HOSIERY
DOMEsTICs.
BLEAoIIED UNBLEACnED sIIEETINGs,
TICKINGs, DENNIS, fLANNELs,
COTTON YARN, CARPET WARP, TwINE,
COTTON BATTING, &c.
Comprising a complete assortment Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
All Of which we will sell cheap, VERY Cheap
Very thankful for past would respectfully solicit
n continuance Of the same.
We came among YOU almost rangers at time when
ness was depressed trusting that by industry economy
and strict attention to business endeavorng to study closely
the wants public, should merit share Of public
paOnage that we have succeeded beyond even our own ex
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I<SUR ANCE.

WINDIIAM COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE
w Insurance Company.
WILLIAM HARRIS, Presidents
L. @. MEAD, Secretary aad Treasurer
Directors.
FRANKLIN SAWYER, ERASMUS PLIMPT0N,
ELEAZER GORIiAM, JR- GEORGE SLATE,
FARLEY STAIR. WILLIAM HARRIS,
MARK CRAWFORD, GEORGE NEWMAN,
WELLS GOODHUE.
The Office OF the Company Is in the Savings Bank Building,
rattlebOru, where policies will he issued kinds
property, including Live Stock. 1t will he much
their object d smashing business safe and to
make such Company the citizens Of the County need.
Applications he made through the Directors
and the Agents In the different towns H. the County.
Mar IA !, 1852
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VNHE PARK FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF the City Of New York.
Cnsh On DitnI. 100000.

WI I III l. A II G l. S U X j l. u S.
This Company Tnsures buildings Merchandise, Household
Furniture and Personal Property generally against Loss
Damage by Fire. JOSIAH W. BAKER, President.
WA. JAFPRAY, sec'y. JOHN BODINE, Vice President
ECTOBs.
J. ". Baker 7. r. Schoas Geo. W Patt J. H. Lawrence,
L. Everltt Thos Gardiner, Geo c. Peters, John Bodne,
H. 81 Wells, Edwd. Sche, r. r. Furnald, VIM. II. Arthur,
Chas. L. Noe Jas H. llerny VIM. II Livingston, p " Bee
be- Geo. =. Fitch D. A. WOod j. c. Whitney, X. $. Benedict.
r. NJ. Mayhem. g. A. Palmer NJ " Bum, Jos. Rogers. d..
Jacobus, A. Mills, NJ Kane, VIM. nunuing j. G. baldwin,
T. ". Quick, Mahon Apgar A. Van llarc John Romer,
@. Van Nostrand Brush Knapp, ~ II. Duckworth, L. L.
lockwood j. = Harris Matthew Kelley, T. Beadleson MI
clae Ghney Arch euken John u. Emery, Oscar Naret,
JAS Peacock. J. j. SOARING. Surveyor.
4. II. FEssENDEN, Agent, Brattleboro, Vt.
April 81 1859. 10
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sany reaching pr.vnc concusiyely that other Reed
instrument contans many eXcelences the PERFECT
MELODEON WITH BASE DAMPIR AsD HAGNoSic ATTACH
MEST.
The Harmonic Attachment Is the valuable Of modern
improycments-by It the power Of the Instrument Is doubled
without increasing its size or the number Of Reeds
our NEWLY INVESTED HARMONIC ORGAN for CHrscHEs,
CONCERT and LECTURE ROCKS has greater capacity and pour
than any other instrument made In the Country consider
ing the price.
1t Is FAE MORE and LESS LIABLE orr or
ORDER hlan other Reed Organs.
II contains only MANY REEDS other instruments
OF the power mi consequently not
to keep in tune.
1t has a fine powerful PEDAL BASE with REEDS discon-
nected with the other part Of the instrument.
Another entire feature in the Meeon enterprise l.
the PATENT HARP, or PIANO ATTACHMENT, to the Me
lOdeon.
This is precisely what its indicate,
The MELODEOE ANp PIANO FORTE and meets precisely
the wants desires OF large class who have long heeu
anxious the two Instruments combined IN MEnpE1N
In this unique instrument the MELODEON PIANO,
may be played separately combined, producing ma effect
unknown 10 any other instrument and must se heard 10 be
appreciated.
We have arrangements with Of the best Piano Makers
from them regularly PIAEOs of the very hes.
quality which will be- sold le than Boston prices.
Also. PIANOS and MEL0DE0Ns to KESr.
All Instruments warranted and sent to any part Of the
country at our risk.
ESTEY & GREEN.
Brattleboro, VI, Dec S, $500
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
I'D

rENIIE OLD ESTABLISHED LINE to Cali
orna, connecting with the Steamers of TIE PAcfFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP co have riln1yci thfir Once la
New York thu NV Pier OF the NORTH ATLANTIC
STEAMSHIP co. f5nt OF CANAL STREET, North River,
whence viii be despatched. the
9th and 2OIa OF caci, Month,
OF the North Atlantic Steamship CO... WI Known aul
clmmodious Steamer
Adrintic. Brittle. and Atlantic.
1000 tons upwards, form riy the Collins
rope. known b. u1riy!it! tor CAPACITY SPEED AND
COMFORT! Connecting, via th- Panama ailrpu gilh te
splendid steamers OF u. PIeGc Mail Steamship Company
G0.i.l h}3 Collin Ii3 l.l- /. Sggl.lS. 2aI Soma
n. D-Ths is The ONLY Line having an EXTRA STEAM
Err, ALWAYS nj Panama, thu, itsuriNs no detention.
Rates Of Farc - low by any other Line AMI No EXTRA
expense ut PANAMA.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
On account OF the traul ami mpos..ions
Trayeller those boupl California iuone buy
tickets the only authorized gencics OF the n T. NJ
S. Co.'s.
~ Tickets nin-t be signed by enc Of die
Company Agents before they will be recognized
by the AGENT at Panama; and Tickets thus signed, he
Obtnned at the only Authorized Agency the n A T..
NJ Steamship Companies, where State Rooms and Berthe
be secured viz: At the old established Oce, well known
for ten years past,
rs Brsnd Street. Boston.
c. l.. BARTLETT
IT Be and Observe the Name and Number.
Boston, Nov. 10, ls50.-47-l year
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~ ROCERIES, PRODUCE, AND PRO
" VISIONS, AT THE OLD STAND OF
FROST & G00DH UE,

WHO AliE NICEINING DAILY
SUGARS, MOLAssEs sYRUPs, Of all kinds
TEAS, best Greens and Blacks, large stock
COfFEES, Whole and Pure Ground
SPICES. Fresh and Pure Of all kinds
FRUITS NUTS, both Foreign aRd Domestic;
OILS, Sperm Solar and Whale
BURNING FLUID a CAMPHENE as good as the best
FISH Of all kinds
BUTTER CHEESE, EGGS, LARD, HAMS
Triple, APPLES--Grcen and Dry-POTATOES, Sci .
NAILS, GLASS. CoRDAGE FARMING TOOLS;
TOBACCO, SOAPS, &C, &C.,
Any article usually kept in first class Grocery Store can
lie found there.
Al orders for Goods at Wholesale Retail promptly
filled and Goods warranted.
Aug. IS.
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NJ. r..

comparison OF niunecr's Ole London Dock Gin" with
others bearing similar aanes will establish it, superiority,
aul make other CATION unnecessary.
Put up in QUAEr BOTTLES, in Cases of one and
two dozen each, und sold Throughout the world by
Druggists. Grocers, etc.
DrHggi.i- nni Dealers Supplied with
WINES and BRANDIES, Direct from
Unitcd States Eonded Warehouses.
Ps rningers Obi london back Gin L. sold by all Drug
uists and Town Agents throughout the state.
July. lS59.-l19.
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CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COM
" pany, Conway, Mass.
INCORPORATED AND ORGANIZED IN 1919.
ASSETS. 400 900 DOLLARS.
JAMES s. WHITNEY, LEWIS BODMAN,
ASA ROWLAND, W H. DpNDOIN,
EDMUND BCLkE WM. ELLIOTT,
h. u. HAMILTON, d. y. M6ILNRAT,
FRANKLIN ClilLDS, A. H. BU LIEN,
WAIT BEMENT, JOSIAH ALLls.
JAS. 5. WHITNEY, President
JOS. II. SpRAGuE, Secretary.
+. II. FEssENDEN, Agent at Bratieboro
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Our Carpet Hall is being replenishcd by large addi
already large stock Of Carpets making the
complete of Carpets before found in Brattebor
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CARPETS i!

CARPETS! CARPETS!!
The largest hest Of CARPLT STATE is at
HOUGHTON g. BLAKE'S.
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NEW GOODS RECEIVED EVERY
i ' week and selling very low, ut A. DUNKLEE's
West Brattleboro, Dec. ], 1868
, 1859-11-26

FROF1s1oSs-tood Inquiry and market for Mess rosi
and Cut Meats Gzrues. Saes wcrr.-.Oo bbs Mnwauk es
Ae Pork p t. too b1a ShoE. Mddc& rib tu for e,tv
ey In December ai sellers cpsou, 1t TAcraeked-s. sde
Yesterday.
lARD-Aar2eA dull and drocping. salea wsre-ss kcss
II loke. Bar1cl Lasl nominal ii s&%!0e
TALl0W- In falf demand, nj l0&lcAc.
HtDES-Unehanstd. Green. Il &c; Green Saistd. exc
0tkc: DRY Sailed, lo9l:e: Dry F1l1h, 1sa1se.
FOCLTRr-DresAed Poultry dull ard lower. Chickens.
sso2t1 Is PCT dos: TuskeyA t6sc p:rtb
EGGS-Fre.h, IT. pr doz.
BClTER-Duust At llol3c for Fresh Datr5 n Eood &c.
mind II 1+2tsc.
loTAToEs-a;0hu hu prime Sethannocks aI4:t tel,
LIVE sroCk-Rteeipts At hhesnans to-day we1e, =
s Hogs And eas Cstte The market WIS Ym for good
IL beeTss II good fEuzes hut ornay t:tek Il in lite
demand.
Acss wesc hardly 80 frm this morning sos znYta.nx
but c1s1a kt< but steed towards cus IN account Of
Hight seeelpt 1heFr coed demand for TT Huxs viii
'o3 lev On the Ea1kes The sacs At Sherman. to-day
WIRE:
, 1859-11-26

The Right Rev. Dlahop Whltelouse viii preach III the
ChuEca Of the Ho!y Conur!on tomorrow, 1T 1o{ o'clock
4. r.. and ~ O'Clock r, u. I'll seats free.
Oak street, between Vel and Lasalle ~ D. open for
also on Wednesday ereniDsr at o'clock. Sunday School
nj IL r.x. Rev. Wm. Fulton, Rector
-Wessuarstss Chapel cosIcr Of Dearborn ard onia.o
s1eet will open for regular kcsyecs II 1QH o'clock "
aad TIN. sabbath School at 4. y. Rev. William Il.
Spencer. Pa'to:. eo4 1i|Itoss ss1eet.
Rev. DR.. Scott will preach 1t the Reformed Dutch
Church. entt o. Monroe and Sansamon Streets tomorrow
at loH AN. and as sHr.x.
-Ms. E. V. Wilson, Of Boston, will lecture 1t the Nc
ehanics InAltute SuadaY. Nov s1h IT 1oH L. r. and
7r.H. At The conclusion Of the evening Lecture lie xi
deneste Chatsrter through pst influence and Ne1re.
AsEuetlc Law
Bishop Hhtehouse aived here route TO the soutt-
en portion Of the State wLere he commences hla visitation
next week
"Dreakeu Ahsaa: or the Young Man In Danscr.~ neY,
Mr. Gsavcs will deliver Ills second Lectue youas nsn
upon The above nasued subject Tomorrow tSalaah) c.e
ming In Mt. Calvary trcsbyteau> Church wo.ahippEnx
Ia The Protestant Orphan Arylup near R.ueEold Pace
Services To COMMERCE. ut oscl3ek.
By request. skve'A disc,urses will be addressed 10
fours Men the Principles anl Du,le. by which thei,
conduct thoud 10 regulated a: Christ Church Cargie
Strviee ut 3o'c:~ck TN.
There will be Dr:ne Service and Sermoa In the Eng
1lsh language. the Protestant Eplsccpnl Church Of St
AnsEaius corner Of Iudsra and Fzpk1n ttecta eyery
Sunday morning 1t ioH o'clock. Sca:.f7ce- Eev E. b.
Tnttle, Missionary.
, 1859-11-26

re State, schooner Arctic.
Bound Eas-Sov.sat schooner Iame. Coleman; On tho
I'd. nones
rox. Co.soasz. Nov. -
The propeller Durkk and schooner Lilly uancy arc In
this ra.t for .he!ter. J. AcGn11vRAT.
y1nrs Fasuso Drrx,,r-xor: :s-The following res
s*.ls pahsed this POT. to-day:
l!ncrnd Up-Psop. Akron: tch.s. Rush. Il. Il. Brown
sosnd novn-prop Ml.,u,l bark c1ayson; brig Ray
John :. Mlnt1. Tartar.
CAFYirEDThe shoene1 Il. Il Eatea IN making The hsr
orlhs usorE pounded the Lar. AID III gcstlns u Tie
ba1 went to the pcr whe1e ahs uch Injured by
striking azint tho pile that shc ed With wates And cap
SIZED. The tug Meueea took hold Of he1 and toEsd
near Ra,h street bsse where she Les on her sds
she u o~rci In this city.
star. .ttrazx..-We leszn that scme ooo Q. bush:
es Of ~heat will BE- aszed from tia schooner Hunt'ess
xleh lae!y sunk On Point jsnaes and Capt. Ha Of the
1esashan shinka that tie rts.e Il but ipJuse,.
The Cleveland Rtrfe,e Of this morning ssys: ~The
*choone. W Case now In ths port reports scelug Ia the
ake ten mites c1 Aora. and ten miles absve Grand Rir.
Caaad Sunday .oth lns the mast hradsoa sunken
vtxe and picked 1t tme 70 hss Of Aort dosnx
about traated Norfolk Mills and woodhou.s Nll>a. Only
The ,uaHhesds of the vessel wcze y!sb:e.r
cor.1noz-Ths propeller AdrtatIe Willie pas,laz doxn
her Iow.pl fosea everything connected herewith
Tribune.
.ehoeos. l. shspgatd pa.;ed as.s e. ts.:y z
The ,s L.tt sl III 10. =
sPs, .a e ssssss Sc IT,
nay xhh LcE f1sssae gone Aud othet~l.e injurcdDe-
, 1859-11-26

tI!pAf EFIxtx1, Aov. 15.
Wx47uEs-Rainy, With perfect gale from Tie North
~eet.
ArassEn At BrYFAIo rE1I CHicAGo.-Sov. 33--S<hst.
Nightingale. Malt Root ind A. E. HAT.
AnEsvEn At OsWkeo z2oA C1ucAao--Noy sst-S1Lr.
7. hiGgxEoIt.
,xLEaKEb fkax U4wxoo EeH CalcAeo.-NuT. .i.--lrup.
"l1alsstn- Aos. e-d-Pzo2- P1atsse Stae.
Lssr or SEasE1A rAss1zu Tuxareu 4Hx Tx1lAxp ca.
xA-Fusnisasd to tas Bo4nd Vt Lake Cnderxriten-1
'ooe1sz SeAses passed the Poat CoIbernA Loek from
~ os s!t TIL oo:k X. On the III Of Ee-
so1bc1, lssa,
, 1859-11-26

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD,
E1paEttY Of TIT. ia rnuv

THREE THROUGH rAssESGER TRAINS
pMwEES ~ IL, rtITShTKgM ATp rn!LAnEIrIA
sa nd sSi s, at9sa u5 ,hs
~ fas,.s; f.. 'he
Iees t.n Il 'iadl rniepI. .t with
ssd = r. fssa. a.a' H. fpS.s
s.e*: !ss
fGr, hne sosses' { -; Ba!;!,no,e and ..Ainxtea
1Fs @tseSs!ga a,s I'd hHa's At
A7i'e - lh!La.is'ph;a o. ~ b.t.nors Il Is AM
ss:5h 4 IT, a1rv:a: 4: iaaaxph!a Ii rM. Se~
Ss. II: IL e. Ss: ;- ists.s
III e. .s es & sf, =, " .ose r:
or Tss3raaakten + 1nss:
"a. Il he oesa er sae ssy Pss q e.
rn.I me- e steamers o. the Mississippi 0h!o !7eIs
FARE ITWAYS Is LOW IS BIZ ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
Sss eassesiss, 4 L. r.u,
i'z bEhcF f''':,& AsD TUE
sso s afsa ,5s pf. .
I'd he .sr'9 aDpsessss.
I'll se,
to ship eE tbs rute.,
asstAb1.ais! II sh.fIbs 1sFetf1ons. appfy to or
y. ASexa:. Doyle i Co, stuL.nEit,e O..
T. t1srrt e., ls's..: -. J. J. Johnson R,p.ev
T.: -. r. M:Sseeg A.ys7';;,; ~: orn.sx / rrp,~r:
caa4ti. . ~. {. MeI1tutp, M1dl.,n Ind: Wa, =: ,
leusstIe. n.y.; r. y. Vhsy 1 Co., Esansr1iir. lit.
G'7sa;; Il; ~ ca:so ~ W; +: Sas. $. loas. H.:
tats Tenn: Clarke TO- chtegu. III; " IL II EoanI+
r. z,s,. q k.Iaats ). n d. west. <a'
transportation Of live .tock, and good
' fK.IGliTs %EsTM EsiSsss1 skb e behsFzs 'hsFeo
u Y ~. k:s sf.seS: q VIZ a*.p: r sr-
" Pint On Tue ta.lzoad. q 0lo, keatucky Indaa mi
1e. Ws.ccrsin, Iowa Missouri by fai1 Iiistf A'
Ie fsr2sysssl. Ea.lrua atso connects 81 Pu,h1rrb
:, ~ @ y Eheh Soos eaa b fosxaytd to my pon
All GntlA N!ss!:eipp Wisconsin, Isso1t. Eanss e.
~ 1kea F&aEtfs: snd at Cleveland Ssndu.kv md
1aSaS' VIA teeaHsrsto al ports the NoFAWtsaer1
Ae,ehanss md Shippers tnzusiuz The tsau,1ot,,,on
= soeety tanEt- "''1 'oo1ssass ca
2a5ze3 by os1eE Railroad Coz pan.es-
ke raflc1!a. @ 70 mark p1esass ria Penn. r. r.
Q ~ 81 - t!1eG them 70 Be sh!Srcl BY thL route.
's4 an! t1 fheiF interest ea Eeat1 Of this
1Uany It The f14lnx pek. before .hpp nE: or Ierr1
to either Of them upon the Fsxxh W
stst With protlps 3t:ent!un.
+ J. Saet.ier. FhIi7iefphiz.
Aa.taw hpnnA 30 Sossh at1eet. Baltimore.
LeseS = e. So.. AAsos Raase CT So1 Scuth W1..a
Leeeh CO. s. Htoy st.set, Boston,
M0ESIpS, ,Gtn1 fdkatA gun. Phuade!phta.
>, I. H. 40EPE, Gen1 Tick sAEeu:, Phisdefnh
Hos' H. scoI 7. General Sunt- Alson& p ri
, 1859-11-26
TRUSTEES SALE Whereas,

3, ~ r dsy 9! SE5 1t9 Gt1fEe Us!ttl and CARO-
sNe saune ss1sus. ecs'u real t>ta1e ttrae IN Cook
touItv, and knoxn q. the "uEdec.tod half II The
10 aoes IL g, IA Wocos d'.on to Chicago ene
Log ca cnrncE Of alley hune 600 feet Of he
ss!k s.tett I'd .senins *!fhsy
fe1:h 'hy feet tn The pare or beginning. with tic
tntdnes aud thereoa N trust and ~ih
to"ttin o default 10 tc payment nf the principal
Interest ct certain mote mtde Ly aAd Ueel Of date
the.eh tor payable four sea after The date ezcaf
with ihtef IT 1t The tale Of PER ray2tc
teu Annually ii he cscs Of Geen!aum ifohe hI ago.
Ia the exchange on New citr " t raid Lads aud
eodtd inthc Rect rder o'ce ef ed County, book is
Of DedA Oh pasr ses On the .Hh jay. 1887. md deau
hAtlnK eu made In the p4ynekf Of int rest the
ios lshsa n pussasnee q ths Pe~er e9nsansd IN sid
day Of Decthet next Al Toe hour Of e( said day It
tat nos1h door Of the Cc9st 10 Cook Loun
the "a lands A1d p!eniscs and all .h and equity
dtsnpti Of the aa Or1e1 b. hetts and ihereu
hAACEh aTHAUs, 1trstce.
I1attd, Nor. s., tE51. hoA&hI4s i'd
, 1859-11-26

abrond. There is better demand for coffee
aud ten, aud several auction sales Of teas xrc
announced to comc Of. Sales Of Rio coffee arc
also announced to tnke place-one Of Ten aud
one OF coffee tomorrow Wednesday, Frriglts
SHOW great trnlncss but vessels nrc more plenty
The merchandise cleared for liverpool in tic
past week was valued at nearly hall u million or
ing items: -