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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-11
'VHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY -
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription ~ oIT UIarke, Vt. D.
ILAsl.ian EaLr.n- a-n.rA IN III. Qnncn.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke. NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thi, we'll known medicine is imposition, but sure
and safe remedy Female Difficulties and Distractions,
from any whatever and although powerful rem
civ il contains nothing hurtfu the constitution.
To MARRGED LADIES It is peculiarly suited 1t will,
in short time, bring on the monthly period with regu
lariy.
In an ca cs Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs Heayiness Fatigue slight
ton paoiiatiun Of the Heart Lowncss Of Spirits, Hys.
,erics, Sick Headache, Whites, aud all the painful dis
eases occasoncd by ds1rdercd system, these Pills will
effect a cure when all other have failed.
There Pills hare ueUer been knoi0n to fail
,ohere the directions on the 2ad page Of Pam
phiet are ,oeH obserpcd
For full particulars get pamphlet free, Of the agent.
n. B.-Sl and postage stamps enclosed any au-
horized agent will insure bottle, containing over 80
pills. by return mail
Sir James Clarkes Female Pills
Sir James Clarkes Female Pills
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills
Are a Scientific Preparation.
Are a Sdgnt fc Preparation.
Are Scientific Preparation.
They are safe, and never fail
They safe, and never fail
They safe, and never fail
To remove all Distractions,
~ remove all Distinctions,
To remove all Deductions,
And cure all Female Complaints
And cure all Female Comnlluts.
And cure all Female Complaints,
When directions are followed
When directions followed
When directions are followed
They are blessing and a
They blessing and A cure.
They a blessing aud a cure
Can be sent BY mail
Can be sent by mail
Can be sent by mail
For one dollar and six postage -tatnps
For one dollar and six postage stamps
For one dollar aud six postage stamps.
l.. +. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for Yer
mont b3l4 is
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NORTHERN RAILROAD

o. and after Monday Nov 7, 1859, Passenger Trains
will run follows
IIp TRAtNs Leave Concord at lO4O A. NJ or on
arrival Of trains from Boston, Worcester, @o Tor White
River Junction, connecting with 200 ?. NJ trains over
rmont Central Road 10 Burlington and Rouse font
there CONNIE ting with trains which reach Montreal ana
Oglensburgh the sane evening, connecting az o9eens'
burlh with Lake Ontario Steamers for niagara FeiHi
Sc and with trains over Grand Trunk Railway ioF 20
ronto aud the West Also, connecting at fotsuam win
trains for Rome and New York Central Road and a,
White River junction with trains over fassgmpsle ana
White Mountain, Roads to Barton, VT and Littetoh'
n H.; thence by stage sianstead. Newport, MagoB
Lake, White aud frinconia Mountains, Sc' ,-.
Leave Concord at SIS p NJ, or on arrival OF trans
from Boston, Worcester, Portsmouth, Dover &c, ioi
White River junction. connecting with the lilo p NJ
train over VI Central Road to Burlington and Rouse
Point arriving az Montreal at 90 and OgdensbuIgh a
lIl6 A. NJ thence by Steamboats, and Grand Irun'
Railway for the West. ~ A..
DowS TRAINS Leave White River Junction AZ o q
A. 81 with messengers leaving Ogdensburgh and Mon
teI the evening previous; also, at 70 80 p NJ with pas
senveGs over the VT Central Passumpsie and VIM
Mountains Roads, connecting at Concord with trains 10
Manchester, Lawrence, Portland portsmouth, Nashua
Wnrcest r, New York, Lowell aud Boston.
Leave White River Junction at "a p NJ, with pas
sengers from the West, leaving ORdensbuIgh and Mon
treal the same day, and connecting at Concord VIII
trains for Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
Ut Passengers from the Sullivan, Cheshire ana az
ley Roads can connect at White River Junction wit
the 2i0 train the Northern Road, for Concord
Manchester, sc. Returning, can leave Concord
SIS p. NJ, for White River Junction, and proeee
the next morning by the 6.2O A. NJ. train for Windso
oNsLow sTEARNs, Agent.
tuunnrd y. H., Nov |, 1859.
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DAMHoBARr's ESTATE

"a State Of Vermont, Randolph district, S.
In Probate court, holden at Chelsea within and Tor
Aonzo Smith and Samuel Sparhawk, administrators
the estate Of Adam Hobart late Of Randolph, in said
district deceased. present their administration account
for settlement Whcreupon Il is ordered that the same
be referred the day Of January next at the Probate
Office, in said Chelsea, for examination and allowance
and that an concerned be notified hereof by the pu6hea-
ton Of this order in the Vermont Waterman x State
Journal printed Montpelier, three weeks successfully
as soon as may be, that they mag appear aud at said
time and place II they see cause object thereto
BY order Of court
6on Attest. q. r. CLEAvELAND, REGISTER
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Argal nottcrs.


4 DAM HOBART, IRIS ESTATE
n State II Ncrmont-Randolph District,
In Probate Court holden Chelsea, within and for
said district, the 21th day OF October, A. d. 1893
Aonzo Smith, administrator on the estate Of Adam lio-
bart Jr late Of Randolph IN said district deoeascdpre-
sent, bis administration account for settlement =
Whereupon II Is ordered that the same be referred TO the
80 day Of January next. at the Probate once IN SAID
Chelsea Tor examination and allowance and that al
concerned he notified hereof by the publication OF this
order in the Vermont Waterman State Journal, prins
ed at Montpelier three weeks successfully as soon as
place. If they see cause, object thereto
BIZ order Of court,
607i Attest j. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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Boston s ncw uors ADVERTISEMENTS.


= 8 o.
1T 1. tho duygf eycry citizen Of this Great Republic
10 foster nd u.oufage native genius and Amer
lean enterprise. '--DAs'I WEBSTER.
THE "GREAT REPU LILO"
MONTHLY
Magazine devoted entirely 70 the elevation ~ Ameri
can authorship, wholly national. In no wise sectional or
scciarian having for It's motto the words u the great
Statesman
$50 NORTH, NO s6uru, no EAST, NO wEsr;"
having nothing to do With politics. aiming only at the
highest in AHr, LtrERArrRn md scinScR end employ
ing the best writer. every branch again before the
American public, seeking their support
THE THIRD VOLUME
win commence With he number for January, 500 which
will be issued early in December 1852 Every number
will be splcnddy Illustrated Va the highest style Of art
Among the numerous contributors engaged for the com
thofs.
Fra GREEN HALLucK, sEsA sutrn (Iack Downing
0REsTss 4 BEowNsoS' j. Il nEADLsy,
WA. GfLLMOnE stMMs, ALICE CARRY,
PARK BENJAMfS, Mas. KIHKLASD,
IONS q. SANH, Mas OAKHs SMITH,
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In the January number win be- commenced the most
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THE PROPHET;
OR, SCENES BORDER LIFE.
By rlnAHrrH o,KEs SMITH.
There will also be- commenced Ia early numbar Of
the coming volume most startling and 'Hirrseiy i7ier'
esiiAg original N0tei, entitled
THE VEROF TIL L GOA 7 /;
OR. THE AFRICAN TRADER.
ny cAJuouN AeKKNzff.
The Great Republic Monthly is the largest Magazine
polished IN this country. Over $40 O0l has been already
expended % bring to It's present high degree Of merit.
The publishers are determined give It the largest circn-
tat'on ~ the uorid With this view they make the fol-
lowing.
lLAGNIFICENT OFFERS
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" Il W OKS, VA TCHElS
AND JEwELRY.

n
bred Dollars, given to the Purchaser Of every Book.
We take pleasure In stating that the liberal and increas
ing patronage bestowed upon us by the people Of New
England aud other paris Of the country, enables
oer still greater inducements to purchases Of Books,
and individuals associations getting up clubs than
before.
The advantages VIC possess over any other similar es
Enlistment Ia the country, especially for filling New
England orders, be evident those acquainted
with position, and understand superior and in
creasing facilities for doing business Our advantages
are as follows:
We publish large list Of valuable books.
We obtain large quantities Of other valuable works in
/ exchange Tor own.
We buy large editions nom other publishers for cash
at very low prices.
We put no objectionable book catalogue.
We offer inducements which do not fulfill
We buy watches in large quantities for cash, aud
OF the best make
We have Jewery made to order by the best
facturers in this country and Europe.
BY doing extensive business make yery raj
ua6 presents more frequently to purchasers.
Our present plan Of operations is the Originate
ed Eve years ago BY Mr. g. O. Evans and is sanctioned
only by the highest Judicial authority in nearly every
State in the Union, but by the voice OF the people from
Maine TO California.
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DoRTERs CoALINE OIL. = This oil,
i being made from Coal, Ike Kerosene. VIII burn
lee that shall be equal not superior 10 any Coal ol
manufactured in the world and that II shall give entire
satisfaction 10 purchasers All interested viii please can
and sec sanples Of Inc OH burning at " Broad Street.
Ros,on. j. PORTER CO.
n. B.-"Porler's Coainc oil, our uSde-mark' Is So
cured to us by Copyright. 49,,
rnurfu y y '''' Wv
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20 CANVASSERS WANTED, TO
S1ND Travel In the Southern aud Western States,
I'm tbe sale IA NEW AND VALUABLE WORK, fur
nishiag Steady Employment for Number OF NeaI'.
The b,sness Is highly spectacle profitable and plea.
.t aifnrdiur fine opportunity 10 the country, and
an the same time re izing handsome income Of from
FOUR 10 EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS A YEAR,
clear Of All cNpenscs and may, with extra eNeron even
reaeb 5000 or Sl2l1per The requisite acquire
nents are good common education business hsot'
aud ecntemanly address these with energy nulst
perseverance, aud economy will insure success Address
a. f,u n.rticuiar. JACOB MONK.
69.12 Philadelphia, Pa
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TT Is SO-WRIrE AND SEE. - $1,000
i TO slj0l PER YEAR III you want FINEtY
fAYiAg WINTER BUSINESS worth triple the ordinary pay
one can do u his vicinity and that is entirely fee
from risk thcn send flr
CIRCULAR OF THE AUBURN PUBLISHING CO.,
and leain the very liberal they Offer 10 Canvasscs
every where FOR their NEW AGENTS BOOKS, ard ad-
dress J.. O. STOkkE, Agent. Auburn, y. Y. 80 ~
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Boston * ilru 1urk ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELIEF IN TEN MIN UTES !
BRYAN's
p U L NJ O MIC W A + e q S !
Tho most certain AND 1eedV remedy dsc0V0T0d 0T
all Diseases Of the

The most certain and speedy remedy discovered for
all Diseases Of the
CHEST AND LUNGS, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
Consumption. Bronchitis, InAuenzl, Hoarseuess,
Difficult Breathing, Sore Throat, &C, Sc.
These WATERS give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according to directions,
never fii to effect a rapid and lasting Thousands
have been restored perfect health who have tried 9TH
means in vain To all classes and an constitutions
thcy are blessing and cure-none ueed dcspais 40
how long the disease may have existed or how
severe 1t may be- provided the organic structure Of
'he vital organs IS not hopclessy deoayed. Every one
afflicted should give them impartial trial
TO vOCALIS1S AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
these Waters are peculiarly valuable they win In oNH
DAY the most occasional hoar.cncssi and
their regular for few days will At all times, increase
the power and hcviitv of the voice greatly imuro,ua
regularly used by many professional eocalst,.
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor Rochester y. y.
Price 2j cents per box.
Vocalists and Public Speakers
Voea.ists and Public Speakers
Nocaiists and Public SPEAKERS
Will 6nd Bryan's WATERS
VIII find Bryan's Waters
VIII find Bryan's Waters
Invaluable to remove
Invaluable 10 remove
Invaluable TO remove
H0arseness and Sore Throat
Hpatseness and sore Throat
Hoarseness aud Sore Throat
And give clearness 10 the Voice
And give clcarncss 20 the Voice
3 Aud give cearness TO the Voice
They relieve in ten minutes
They rclit,c ia ten minutes
They relieve in ten minutes
: Coughs, Colds. and all diseases
. Coughs. Colds and all diseases
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Ofthe Chest and Lungs
OF the Chest and Lungs
OF the Chest and Lungs
, Sold by all Druggists
sold by all Druggists
Sold IA ali
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nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOLLO WAYS MENT a..
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, SORES AND


ULCERS.
All description n sores are remedabo by the proper
tempt TO cure bad legs by pasering the edges Of the
wound together is folly Tor should the skin unite a
boggy diseased condition remains underneath to break
out with tenf'd fury In few days. The only rational
and successful treatment indicated by nature is TO
duce the ind nmaion ia and about the wound aud 10
soohe the ncghbornp parts by rubbing in plenty OF the
Ointment as salt is forced into meat
DIPTHER1A. ULCERATED SORE THROAT AND
SCARLET AND OTHER FEVERS
Any Of the above dsaes may be cured by well rubbing
The Ointment three times day iuto The chest throat and
neck of the patient 10 ui soon penetrate aud give Inn
mediate relief Medicine taken hy the mouth ope-
rate upon h. VIII be 20 ere its influence can be felt in
any local uarf Whefer Che Ointment viii do its work at
once Whoever tries hc uugueut la the above manner
fr the diseases named any similar disorders affecting
thc chest and throat viii fad themselves relieved as by
charm.
PILES. FTSrULAs, STRUCTURES
The above class of complaints will be removed by
nightly iomentug the parts with warm water and then
by most efsciu1ly rubbing in the Ointment Persons
suffering from these direfl complaints should lose
moment in arcstug their progress IL should be under
stood that % Is not sufficient merely 20 smear the ONT
ment on he aictrd parts, but 20 must De well rubbed n
FOR some considerable time two or three times day
that It may hc taken into the system, whence 1t will re-
move any hidden sore OF wound eicctuay though
palpahlc 90 the eve There again bread and water pou
tees after the rubbing ia II the Ointment will do grea
service Ths the only sure atmont for female
OF cancer in the stomach where there may be gene
raj bearing down.
INDIsCRErIoNs OF YOUTH SORES AND
ULCERS.
Botchcs, as also dwellings, can. with certainty, be rad
icaly cured u the Ointment De used freely, aud the Pin
he ttkea night and morning a' recommended in th
printed insfruetions When treated IN any othe
way they ony dy up To- place 20 break out ia another
whereas this Ointment will remove the humof from th
sy te and leave the patient vigorous and healthy be
ing IL viii require time with the ofthe Pills to
sure llstin1 cure.
DROPStCAL sWELLtNGS. PARALYSIS AND
SllFf JOINTS.
Although Che above complaints dfar widely in thei
gin aud nature, yet they all relu-c local treatment
Many vi he worst cases. OF such diseases, will yield in
comparatively short space Of time when this Ointment
diligently rubbed into thc parts Affected even after ever
nfhrr means have failed. iu an serious maladcs "a
Pills should be taken according 90 the printed direction
accompanying each box.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-11
Boston Aoorrtisrmtnts.
DICHARD SON q KINSLEY,
COMMISSION ADVERTISING HOUSE,
3 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES,

"A Without the use Of salve. ointment, any other
greasy substance Cure warranted IN all where
this safe and invaluable medicine Is used according al.
recon in all Of Piles, Prolapsus, and Salt hhcum
some disease. Also, other chronic affections By new
method, by DR. l.. GlRARDIN. French PLY stefan Of
2j years extensive practice. Medicine will be in
letter. with full directions. the receipt Of 81 Best
city reference given Of persons cured pronounced incura.
bic by eminent phy soians Al communications directed
20 Dr. L. O., No. Eliot St. 81 door from Washington
st, Boston. Office hours from pa IN. to 9 p tn. Dr.. l..
g. and Mrs. s. Girardn, both graduated IN France %
years ago, and have had extensive practice since
All applications must be made personally BY letter d.
rected above medicines are not sold By oets.
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NRovnR 4 BAKERs cELEBRArED


Is SUMNER STREET, BOSTON.
495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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and they refer 90 every subscriber their books
the 6dely with which they fuldll their obligations
TER MS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05
rFrom the Portland flIr.1 Adrert,.er-l

Address OF MIR. UNDEnwooD-Despite the
unpleasant weather last evening, Deering Hall,
was well filled with an intelligent and deeply
interested audience. The meeting was called
to order at u o'clock, and was organized by
appointing Hon. B. D. Peck, Chairman, and
Franklin Sawyer, ESQ.,, and DR.. G.. H. Osgood,
Secretaries. On taking the chair, Mr. Peck
made few appropriate remarks, introducing
Hon. John Q. Underwood, of Virginia, to the
meeting.
Cor nearly an hour and half Mr.. Under.
wood held the undivided attention Of his large
audience, while he depicted the great evil under
which his native State was suffering, aud at the
same time gave glowing accounts of the great
and substantial progress which free speech and
free principles are making on the soil OF Vir-
glnia, even against the multform obstacles that
have to be contended with. His address
throughout was dignifcd, calm aud eloquent
vindication of his own personal position. as
well as of those great ond Sitalizine truths
which give life and force to the Republican or
ganization. Mr.. Underwood is gentleman, a
patriot and philanthropist, and wherever he
may speak in this State, VIC trust he will have
large audiences-we know he willhave de1iqhted
mes. The impression he made here was very
clearly evidenced by the cordial reception with
which his speech war honored and by the fire.
quent applause which it elected
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

AN immcnse trade sale of tobacco came of in
New York last week, over 100000 worth OF
the weed being disposed of under the hammer.
Sixteen hundred hogsheads Kentucky descrip-
tons were worked off on the first sixty.fivo
minutes after the auctioneer took the stand, at
from 81 to 184 cents per pound. The highest
price bid was 80 cents, for Connecticut leaf"
lot No. 2, marked so. W." The purchasers
were mainly manufacturers and jobbers Of
New York city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05
Trustee's Sale,

PY virtue of two deeds of trust bearing dat. til. ~
- December, 1855, from William GOwiy to Jams
stout and deed OF trust bearing date tile 9th day l
lSSs, from said GowIy James Wheat all OF Wlsi
we, the said Trustees viii sell the highest bidder
lie auction, on si'tIy the Cd dag Of September 49,
commencing at 0'ctE n an, at EisFesidence OF Hf
IiO1gty: ddlotning the IL E. Church, on CdpiiEs "a
IN Centre Wheeling, the household furniture
goods mentioned in said deeds and in said re..
consisting in part Of mahogany and common chair, Ih
tables book cases meloaeon, looking-glasses, Fess
peus &C., &C. Also, chest OF carpenters tools.
machine aud augers, and a morticinS machine
TERMS OF SALE.-POr all sums not exceeiIng d lEri
days. the purchaser giving his negotiable note sata
endorsed, with interest from the day Of sale
JAMES II. STOUT,
~ JAMES 8. WHEH,
SEO. 4. W1OKHAM, Truss
AucEioneer aE5S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05
Valuable Farm for Sale.

OFFER the following of land for sae:-lT6asrsa
III acres, SO acres, and q acres, all situated wss
ing Greek, in Marshal Co., Va within two miles of dos
on the er"pfed Railroad. These farms NIL contAin
or less bottom land, under his cultivation
are among the best lands in this country, bath
ness OF soil, and advantages of location. The 6 tax
has hue sto1o Dwelling House and good orchard AniE
one Of the most delightful country that st
also offer 904 acres Of hill Land, with s c-,r
Joining the above. These lIn1s within miles Of Wh
ling Possession will be given this Pail A. Etmpe, u,
the farms, will show the lands, anil persons Sishin:
chase viii apply to uoge, LIND Agent, ia Molndssl
Va, who is my authorized agent 10 sell said lands.
Aug26-2Td&w ELLEN b. BUCHANAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

TnE Pn1NcE OF WALES Cou1Ne.-I,et our
best society rejoice; royal prince is coming to
America. Not a poverty stricken German or
Italian prince, but the heir apparent to the
crown of Great Britain. A despntch from Can
ada says that the Prince Of Walee may! be ex-
pectcd TO arrive at Que6ec6y the next CANADIAN
ocean mail steamer. If this is correct report,
the Prince is now on the seas, for the next
sailed from Liverpool, August bath, and will
arrive flour or i've days : The Canadians are
among the most loyal of British subjects, and
they will, of course, give an enthusiastic vel.
come TO the queens son and future king. No,
prince royal Of England has visited America
Size the Duke of Clarence, afterwards William
w, came ona man of war, in which he was a
midshiPman :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

.TnE question is asked in an English paper
what will Austria do?" The question has
the more point from the fact that Austria has
beenTso recently done. : -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05
70 the Ese- Dragged aud POISONED Citizen,
of wheeling ,nnh YIcfnitr


You with deuge of the vIlest compounds in
the form Of "coholc Drinks" that ever emana from
that pest of society," the MIXER They are sold to
you as auxury they dispensed to you as Medi.
cine, and in either case the effect is the same.
There is but one way to escape and that usc as
luxury or medlcamen safe reliable stmuant sold
under stamp end SEAL which renders It certain that It has
Otbeen tempered with. Such an articleis
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under Inspection of the British Govern
mens, is decatey Cunlike any other GinI With
some of the most valuable reeoraves of the Vegetable
Kingdom and is by far the most healthy beverage exant
The MOST EMINENT EURorR AND AMRsoA not
only recommend its use by the hale hearty but pre-
scribe 1t as medicine where stlmulant is required
TINS EEMALE SEX will find it only a pleasant Cordial
Blu. certain reefn suernRs of periodical
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS pronounce perfectly
pure, and Its restorative merits omparable.
Sold only quart pint bottles by all DRUGGISTS
oEas, 30. go
For salem Wheeling va by T. LOGAN CO., Al Main
street. 7. B. JOHNSTON 176 Market ST., aud others
EDMUND o. CHARLES, General Agent
myl7-d&wl1m DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

THE Julien Gas Company, of Dubuque, Iowa,
has given notice that on and after the lst Of Sep
tember they will raise the price ofgos to 81, so
per thousand cubic feet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

TnE people along the shore of Lake Eric are
making extensive preparations for the grand
celebration to take place on the 10th inst, at
Put-in-Bay. The cornerstone of monument
which is 10 commemorate Commodore Perry's
victory, will laid. an address will be delivered
and appropriate exercises held. A large mum.
Der of steamers have been chartered to convey
parties from different ports to the lovely Bay.