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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08
PACKARD'S REGENERATOR
Is stOratiye for the Human Hair.
PACKARD'S MOUNTAIN DEW
Is Dressing for tho II numan Hair.

n u T esb II X Tor the ii Il m an IL air.
The combined form perfect cure for all ais which the
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TNlIE REGENERATOR HAS BEEN USED
for the last three years by of thousands with the
healthy growth Of the Hair Scurf, DandruB, Scrofuia
Eruption and FoUcrish Heat cannot remain where is used
1t all HumOTS of the scalp thus alys all unpleasant
itching which has proved such bane to the human family.
1t restores gray hair Ia its natural Color mot by dying the
har by setting IN circulation the secrctiYe couring fluid
thus giving 1t the natural color in the rational way. 1t
fails To stop hair from falling u 1t will grow hair ON
bdd heads 1t is In short perfect hair restorative
The following fair sample Of the thousands Of cert
Gates received from those that have used the cgcneratOr
ASDovER, May 25 1857. Mr.. Packard, SIR; have used
your Kogcncrator for myself and in my aml ymy wife and
myself having been butt and gray for number Of years
few weeks trial has fully my wiic's hair where
glossy brown-its natural color On my head where
1t had been entirely destitute Of hair the top long
time, luNuriant growth has appeared and Is Of its natural
color Others in my family have used il with the best effect
The following letter is from o the oldest and best Hair
Drcssers in Plymouth County -
NoRrH BRDGEwATER, Nov. 3, '5T "Mr Packard Sir; -
Your egenerator is truly wonderful preparation My wife
has used 1t for the past few months her head II has
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You will never any other kind for dressing your hair
Manufactured by II v PACKARD, Andover, Mass.
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For sale by l. THORN, Apothecary Brattrboro-6m2e
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MRS. f. Nj. FARNSW q RIII,
Having taken rooms in Bakc's Slock. Main ST.,
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE TO THE La
w dies Of Brauchoro aud vicinity that She is prepared
to do all kinds Of DRESS MAKING in uc best possible
and after the most approved fashions
--latest styles being constantly received
u. NJ. FARNsWORTH
Brattleboro, June 1s5J.-tf23
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II EROSENE OIL LAMPS. TIE SUR
IN scribers keep constantly hand large supply Of
hese justly celebrated an.i nso, pure K,rosnc oil.
J.II. ", ii ESTERBOoK.
Bratteboro Oct. 2s 1888. a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08

John Howe, Jr.. and Frank f. Howe, Bran
don, w. and l9l Broadway, n. V, ton Hay
and Cattle Scale, diploma and s..
, Drop Lever Scales, Portable Scales, di-
ploma and 50.
Union Scales, l Grocer Scales, Post Office
Balance, diploma and So.
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irn-Elicl Crosby, l-t; d. Warren, End; Hiram
Haskell, Sd; p. Haynes, 4th
Oatslsrao Haynes lst; +. Haynes, End; j. H. Rus.
sell, 81; Chas. Bissel, 4th.
Barlcy-E. T. Haynes, 1st.
MANURE.
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BUSINESS CAR DS.

A LEXANDER II. PIKE, Manufacturer of
IA AMI Dealer in Lumber AMI manufacturer uf Phillips
Patent Farm Gate. Bills Of Lumber made out fitted and
furnished to nlr 100000 feet Of Carboards and 900
feet Of other lumber on hand.
Address West Warlsburo, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08

ID SIMONDS, Manufacturer and Dealer
Il in Ladies', Misses Chlrens and Boys Boots, shoes
Caters and Rubbes, opp the Post 0cc Mau-s Brattle-
boro, Vt.
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ID T. V. A ID ID ISON BROW n
Il teaches private pupils at his House on Chase Street
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08

- 5. JOY, Homeopathic Veterinary
~ Surgeon will attend to all cases Of Diseases Of Horses
House on Walnut Street, Bratlcblro, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08

One of the most conspicuous monuments in
this yard is that erected to the memory of Rol-
lin c. Mallory by the Rutland County Bar. A
memoir of this statesman, who, while in Con-
gress thirty years ago, was leader in the pro-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08

A L II o w Il S Picture Gallery
IA DIgucrreotypcs, Amhrotypcs, sphercotypcs Photo
graphs Pictures ma lie at this establishment mounted
by the different HeHii metl Is ami warranted stand
the test of TIM anil climate. Brattlchoro, Vt
, 1859-12-14
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.

ICHpAr Evxz1xe, De. IL,
e1xAxra aN11wAckIz,-Ne 1eaza that The work of srt.
ting Of the stsaner Awautee ashoFc at Grand Hap.d
progressing finely fhe kas eight :eet Of w2ter under
he7 steu and II .he weather fAvp-ate Ahe viii probably
b. Kt ofln Afev t4ys.
Sprfo-kp Loss TIE ScaoosxR HAxuTuz.-This vea-
III In Burlington Hay fx Kort uAlhousex and O1weto
nft ago. bQtHp yesterday noAtnf Ind been
heasd ef h;r f.o rsssls rbeh s;e from herr u she
~ Hasltoo 9nns sho m Poss pahou.a ~bch wAs on
tha nht pse.4on to fu1iou. osn IN wheh u feared
tltpa Spec atos. Friday.
Aa.fyA1 or TWO Wknoks-Ycstesdar tee larrc trs.
IEvrath1n and oswtso arrived here with two wr~eEs
IN Low shS schoouee U4neF wnIrh went Alho1t At North
Xen,hu 1s'aod shet :'pae s:ues. nd ne b1.k \,
IN Tie Sauns vicinity about ssh u't, ~ think AID
aftexwasds supt In s ruth HAn! ~ Lay IN some len
faa{ oY W1tef Tha Dana xns byunf up With cargo Of
AT md the Standard hada cargo Of wte.t fo tkt port
far Eatao Ahost half Of which WIS eavtd Ia m3{ed
coodit!on H head Gsax ne.rly Il. caed awsy. 1nd
hs7 po ids hadJ H. The Dane VA nos % sens,y
pA,1a-{4uwAakst ~ 6<n.ipa. 2fta. r:
, 1859-12-14

MONETARY.
TcupAt Ertxxd, Dec Is, le:9.

TrxsrAt Evtx1xd, Dec 13 lss9.
During tho rast week there has been con-
tinued scarcity Of currency, the supply Of which
Ing daily become morc limited. To-day there
was quite panic in tho market, because Of the
difficulty which the pork men had i'll procuring
accommodations. As natural consequence to
Ill this stringency, Eastern exchange has de-
clincd To par, and to-day several Of the leading
bsnka evea refused to take good Eastern bills
in exchange for currency. Some bills were
sold to merchants on the street at a@} per cent.
premium; but at The close, exchange went beg
gine for ercn the inside figure. When this
stsingeucy will cease, it is difficult to say; but
the undoubted Cause Of it all is the fact that our
irredeemable illinois and Wisconsin currency
has driven al other money out Of Ibis region.
It is rare that We find an Ohio or m Indiana
bank bill. They cannot compete with our
*'promises 10 pay in this market; and till our
leading bankers and merchants take the position
that they wiN not receive what is not redeem
.b.o, re may expect just such state Of affairs
~ the present, whenever business requires a
tnll supply Of currency.
There has been, during the week, an active
demand for 1liiuois currency ut st. Louis, and
numerous points throughout this State, Us well
u on the Mississippi River, and t6is fact has
doubtless drawn or usual supply from us.
According to the Ai4souri Democrat Of yester-
day, currency was paid out at PM" and there
was such scarcity Of bankablc funds that gold
was paid cut On checks. ),
The nominal selling rates of the banks, io1
, 1859-12-14

0A AAAA@@AEA+j AsAe AVAA- 0EI- ~ lAH.
Ftora-Dal but unehsnke.. saes 90 tr!. NJ esoaz
6le for super State; . sttFso for extra do ts5 u
fos Eupet 4a.ft9:<0 for tum a.
u %: q o3 % fc1 infer o1to Erod .hrpne ands
Hajes 100 prts s5.:o6 for common cho!>c e a.
Kys Flour 4 = ,etr&A 40 and In fair Fcqnst.
GKAA-Nh+at 0ul. p3t holders H@use n make AMI
1eria eoaee.s ia o!dcr 10 reze. Fo1 Msaukee Club
u Is oaerrd aud tlo kcd. Sales 6o0l tn fair Ra-
sns or hiesso stI.oE ata1a r. tore RE sc.reer :"
SA1ea 10 bu " 7&1ao: far State CanAd4 Eat held u $50
&C. Aod Canada NeNstks IS Gusn nref 6ales 1900 ID
1T s6A8:c for Sae fsy old yellow Oat bpoyxnt ri
<e@<7e 70 state. y strn I'D csnad!
WaiAKr-{p aCtte- dehzna- 6xet 80 trls It sex2s:c
9reov1siossPMku uszkct heavy ard low ncs ,ales
80 hras a a6 =: fot Mc@A. for prime, Beef more
As. Aot arm sAtcs go nst country mime
ssas for DO %alo for cted ess old md new
SIG 6l for Ir-A.rd uofp market ~ Utcf
%. .ea.es .aa azn: :. 'ea:ok: s%s 20 h:s pins.
Quis9 and for shoudea sk&:n for hams. aeon
quief ead nnehanked Lac se1t aud frm sles 80 hrl
II l0M&uX. Hu1er nruner. II 1 moderate d1nAn,:
sale. for Ohio 1s93 ttate Cheee N f4ir r.
1ueH It t4l!4,
s1eexs-Atseoond Road. Gs1. + TIL. g.; 3. 50; Pan
~; y y; r. +, ri; q. / r. l. 81; fse Mall =:
SSK. "@~' 'S'
, 1859-12-14
Weekly Review Chicago Market.

TvEBpAY EyIxI&G, Dec. Is,
FRE10IIrS RAILROAD F11eurs Drslrg the p4st
xctk the roads leading E..t lave reduced their ia.1n
Oh Drcs.ed Hog al foltoE.: Dressed Noss 10 New
York al rail- q Doston al RAIL- 4ln; to Albany. Iii
nj. u o. 10 Dudaa Ill .al &c., to baltimore and Ptia
de'pha I'll rail- e to rlttaburxh :se 10 Montreal soc to
Portland 41o. Four-to New To,k. st.:o; to Boston.
&1o to Albany sa; to Dufo, &c; to flits5urSh soe
70 PHILADELPHIA aud Baltimore, eilo. frorhloas 10 Nev
York 6oe; to Dalimore and PhAte2hls oc' to nossna
&C; to Albany, &c; to Montreal, tsc
FLOCR-Eeee!ptaI list week, LEGO bs2a; lhpptA sss
brla. during the week In been nrm and pees
advanced about 1pc Spring Exta&the market 1t The
elcee sshsr tending do~nvsEd Winter Wheat brands ass
q bet t.n Rye Flour l. lr good request 1t tss4 o.
Buckwhtpt Flour Is In tsr SUPPLY with ea1 ut rangeo
e1.sasoo 1oorA
1o.n.r the n,,,ket VI, ou1e. saaes re4r.-.oo hrs.
M.ur MIt, snnx Ext,a 1t IT m dctyrred 10 hrls Ae
dun Snhnx E,,ra nj u Is delivered. 80 b,ls soae supe1
nne !. IL "a no trla eho.ce White Wlu.e, st A6 oodt
MILL LSTUFFS-Mltdunrs In fa,r request II $lEas. .
ton. ursn scarne. IL ton sod nj s1s In stoe.
,,,t x.ct N ~ In. .b,nn-a 1. ,.s
fn Dntnr.he vrek The for Sty.nr Wheat ha, heen
hr,..,, ~ n,,n. .rn.,d M - t.- ,n,.a ~ tha r.H
,,,ao,, nrn. ~, IT, ,o h,r, h,~.,-, thu nax,, cc
h,. ,.r .1nn, .n,,rr1v o., .nt H. marie. to.t. rer
cut. M b,. ,. ch,.nv IL, miller, tcrr md IN
T1tt.br,b rtth .anc dc,,nd ,.o for miller. IN snnt
11,,o,. rd,,,, ,,a nc.,n rhr, mi. n, no w1u,,r
h.., ,,,tn1 ,,d n, n.,t. ID rntr,v mammal nj 4, Il
n, - foy M Whp% ond 4, osaf 10 for for No 1Red
+be d.r,nrd Iez.e m vese,d.ya prlcsa
s.t. rrr =, f,iovs "a, bu So sprnx ., a.c In +to,r;
1c In do II a In .to 20 bu do nj Gle 10 stgre for ts
, 1859-12-14
DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
i RAILROAD,
The C3plcitY Of th.a Itua now f1p1l Any thAs

THREE THROUGH iassESGER TRAINS
BETWEEN plrTs:CNGH ASD riIlLApELFHIA
C"Hncet.ce l'rr in he a'on Erpos II Pittsburgh With
!e~ Yrs E,s'an. Fan.re sni Washington Gliy: fhu:
tu:1sb4Hs .ttt: for te tEa po'saan "f
E1?r ..,aa st 1!res Iun through to Philadelphia With
oct eh57E. q 4 cars Z -. Or c,acscsS,.: ,,
as ss3e =: s;:! IL Z; sss Y;;R f. i.
ssaess i aas;.s ,3a Cd tss
~! tx i:y s IT. H's't IS
Aaxe At :; T. r1!tat'eph. q NJ h2;t5asts i An.
So;! FLIP :: A. Arriving 1t ra:iast'pla II fA New
5siy a:is. s.s@.sn rhyass,ph:,, .aa S.~ re,.s-o
r.. Tsts,:': g.:oa cod 1a SSr.sss fsa River
al .ssa Ses e. e. s5 ss 'ss %Ps,
lss i a s o. IL ii s q oaS I Ss
os ase u ~
FARE ALWAYS AS LOW As By ANT
OTHER ROUTE.
The so;et:en sfihe weste.a u Il he reua.
'1i1ss DiFT s 4aR e AND Tue
,<,,u osEaT 3 IT: SoKTaMssT q r!
sst, III :s;,s: :: f.,3 sxssl
r,res Shipping E=st~l1d will AID 70 iaels Advantage
Fesfr:kht cnH@:t or shpp:nx directions. appy 10 Or
address either ott 49~iuE keets ofthe Company:
D. a. SisE7tt P!sts tr-a Ab{Is Gu. Stubx n7!{e O.:
e.: IL MeSee:sE Mar,ss: ~, ~ osa.s1y crcpIe
y. Bnnxn To-. Cincinnati. o.; AtAe1a HlhnertC H.
ssasati.0 ~ Nt!tCam Aa!isSn. Ind: Nm. d ntEam.
W;GsakaM Co.. Cairo, IT, T. F::5... =. Ica.s
Joha H. HaE1:s, Naahv,lle. T<un.; Harris Hunt Nm
p5:.. TsSn Gl.ke c., Ch'e.fo. IL: " Il. II. Kooutx
AGENTS Of Railroads tlfxssat po:a1 ID ,hs MsE.
The greatest offered pTo: e1iou lad gn&edv
tsas.p Of IRE sock, md god aecnmMosiion3
bsAax' taefso
Y IL; H9uts r. hts of I; tesffpt b forward
soy pSs % re osas r. oaS KsatSeky Indiaaa
The Penastsaoa Railroad a1so CONNECTS u Ptstshu,xh
nth wAish goods b forwaytd 10 nv pcrt
20 ,.a, ~ DEi ksssuekJ Tenneesee cun5ez.
kanNa ,ad Red Rve1x; asd !. Cleveland sandusfT xnd
n,eazo <'ta to al por:a 1ha ez<11
~. ,shs2s satu.s II. Of
~ . x.sss..o .9z eolas In The Wet B, .s.
cearxet BY CHER Railroad Coz paI;e1.
Be psrieuaIto nask packages " rs Penn. R. r..
As1aants Ii the West or4csin. goods N {he East viii
GO Esl u difeet thea 70 b shipped by ,a!s
~ ind u the!r interest ta "a Axtnts Of thla
At The folr*nx pe-s before ta OF Ietess
sddfe.sed 70 ster Of them upoa the 5,"ci VIII
nfss T!th prompt attent:en-
+ J. SaftteI. Phliadephta.-
Aaksw ko1sA So So,.a stsets E3tIote- #
Lsech c. 81, 4s.o. Aouse. CT Mol St1tA W!u.4a
14ssa 5 g. 8 K1hy street, Be.toa-
ru6i HoSFT s2s5F Gsa3 1; TIL Ii.
, 1859-12-14
The Coming tragedies In virginia.


CuAR1Es1owx, Va, Dec. 13.-E1tensive pre-
parasions are being made for the approaching
executions. Nineteen companies Of military
are now On duty. 4 guard is stationed aterery
street corner and cross.road. Picket guards
arc patrolling the surrounding country. slx
more companies are announced to be on their
wsy here. Persons find difficulty III passing
from one part Of the town to another. They
are brought to halt and marched to the guard.
house, il unable to give the countezsigu.
Green and Copeland will be hung at eleren
o'clock in the morning; Cook and coppic at
three in the afternoon. An are composed, and
look calmly on their approaching DOOM. The
bodies will be giren to their friends, if claimed.
The town is quiet and without excitement j;
the military discipline is kept up as if it was
encompassed by = besiegipg army: The people
look forward with pleasure TO an exemption
from military Surveillance. When the civil
government is restored there will be quite a
jubilee. The citizens would willingly consent
to Stephens and Hazlett spending the balance
Of shefr days in prison, rather than have an
other military siege at their execution.
, 1859-12-14

DArrox, O., Dec. l3th.-A collision occurred
last nixht On the Dayton and Michigan Rail
road, on the curve round the cemetery near
Troy. An engine which had been telegraphed
for started up the road for Dayton under the
charge Of T. Mayo, master mechanic Of the
road, and ran into stock train. Both engines
were badly broken and MAYO and fireman are
reported as seriously injured.
, 1859-12-14

1Sp1ASAPoL1s, Dec. l3.-At meeting Of the
Republicans, held in this city last night, it was
unanimously resolved that The member Of the
National Republican Committee from Indian
apolis be requested to use his utmost exer-
tlons to secure the holding Of the Nominating
ConTeution at this place, and that the Republ1-
cans Of this city assure their friends through
ont the Union, that the capacity of our hotels,
for the accommodation of the delegates and all
attending. Great enthusiasm characterized the
meeting.
, 1859-12-14
COMMERCIAL

TrEznAr EvE1ua, Dec Is, lea.
WEsxLx REv1Ew.-The business in Pork dur
ing the week has been sctire, and the market
has been buoyaut till yesterday and to-day.
when dull adsices froru othe, parts, as well as
the stripgency in the money market caused a
decline.
The receipts and shipments during the week
will b. found from the following tables:
, 1859-12-14

GMITI['S OHIO WHlSkl.-2OO
~ barrels, for sale Dy CDR1+ FABIAN s co.
50
, 1859-12-14

future time give his reasons. Such was not the
position Of tho Democratic party in Mississippi
or any other Southern State.
Mr. Clark explained his position, and said he
would support Douglas much soouer without
than with platform.
OF the Charleston Convention On the Cincinnati
platform!
Mr.. Clark replied he would support Douglas.
Ar. NcRae resumed his remnrks, causing
much good humor. He was frequently inter-
rnpted by gentlemen who wished either TO de-
fine their positions, or obtain political light.
nntinn to adinurn. Mhich nreraited.
, 1859-12-14

Ripderr Of the American Tract Society, No. 5
Spruce street, were destroyed BY Ere and water
this morning. The loss is estimated at ST 900.
There is an insurance Of $83, 900 on the property
The original Tract House escaped injury The
business Of the Traet Society will only be re-
tayded few days in consequence Of the fire.
, 1859-12-14

NEW YoRk, Dec. 13.--Tbe announcement Of
the arrival of the steamer United Kingdom
was mistake. The vessel below is the q. S.
screw steamer Mohican, bound for Portsmouth.
, 1859-12-14

Especial Dispatch to the Press and Trlbune.l
ST. Lor1s, Dee. II.
r1ovsons veEr Gu11. Hogs dun &nd lowes-tuycrs offer
ink tk@5k for Light md 3}4G6e foe hsavy. =.
, 1859-12-14

~ 1t A5 z. eti3, and 4eI0 dividing on t35 and 800
he.
:. ut s3.es. 45..:34 and &6.lo dividing on 13o a.d
40 Is-
:. It Is w. s335 and a5.75 dividing On 10. l5o ard
.Qu fle.
:. at a5Ss ass and ts.oo. dividing on $50 aaa
10QEs.
.. e5,5u aud o. Do, dividing On 10 and 10 r..
:. I'll A3 go &5t1 and 46.0J, dividing On 80 and ec0
-.
:. nj ta, ~ and &C. CO. dividing on 10 md 20 rs.
. at q o., fa.13 and 43.i5 dividing Oh l50 and eU
, 1859-12-14
The Ho. aud Provision Trade.
CT JNf~JC


The uuEbsr OF hogs Killed ia 81. Louis up this err
a0bN head md only few hun1fed head Ie ln ii, pcn.
An aTtsakt Of aouc % bead 10 ezch packer not
make Mu h OF chow And these gentlemen though nj.
much inclined to c1nIact for fuurc delivery, now er.
ank the h1Khe pce1&*ss bring 1he extreme About
100 bead were houKh tod.Y 1t e51:e6.3, generally
q thcee netting go pounds and upwasds aud a55
for those untetxU.
VERY little ha4 been don. III proy.!ons Mess Pork sola
yeerday aud oAy It 417. but active. Meso herf
4stshp hams In }icktcs4t. pretty Kge let Of green
hasnA delivered at heokuk. sold n sc-Democ7at 1:h-
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
The mar8 for dresad hogs tesy WA au!.e active tLr
A1ea amounting 10 better th ZOO head reAs ruled
1oou the SATURDAY. One lot Of TO- rad kold 30
5olowe: All wekhrE :75 NJ and over Is; between eJ
and - n 1t eASo iet~een TO and 30 Il $3.50; bc.
twec jaoand liz n under 10 at e5 Better
than Of these weighed =, ~ ca=h Some TO Aetd
lKnE 100 N solo s63 and nooAer lot oY 500 as
~ ose1x dividing 81 1s0 tt These the p.31cipai
1az md THY may be taken fair Index Of The tet
The cclptz taI 1r railroad were eaf making ttc
tosl for the thus far lcIudlr9 BON ITt and
dr.ssed dhoga--tSentnti i:h-
PEORIA, Ill.
The receipts hogs Sc>t 1dsy and today "
th4a heFescfoft- Fifteen cas lads received tosf
4a4 u many nor WIRE cxptcted t5.day and ths evening
rtaeeA anse ffoto u - &4,h1.
U1easa hog, nunua 70 bit fparns}y wr quoe
III sadsax on 100 MonA-tTnas:1lpt ieh.
CLEVELAND,
Hoot-Eief Of lot avc1sslnk t71 u 1t xS-a snd afsx
ezs ncs and heavy hoEs II ss aete.s Eperay m, vsv
reluctant about paying these n&usea hecejpa = vsry
odesat however Aet enouEa In found II nftseai
to take iii offering II cur gt.tiona-L LeAde1, l.h.
, 1859-12-14

SARs1A, c. ", Dec. l3 The st. Clair Flats
ase frozen orer. Steamer Forest Queen Tor De-
troit is laid up here.
, 1859-12-14

Especial Dispateh 10 Tie Ptess and Tfibunt.j
CIkerKNA11, Dec. Is
Reeep.a Of Hog aoo Hogs dull at Asoo@ s4e.
Nss Pork, teoa Dry Salted Shoulder, &c packsd+ LId
1o Market In pro~isous quiet Money rnartat sn-
gent and rAtte Of discount quiet. s.
, 1859-12-14

LEXINGTON, Ky.. Dec. 13--It was the chapel
Of the college and not the college that was
burned at uarrodsbuggh on Saturday night last
There was an insurance Of 81 900 on the build
irr
, 1859-12-14

Eo--n IStlLRtAp.
noH 60 p!sted and from Chcsxo to rt,bsuryh
~. PEyNSYtraSlA cESTK4L HA1LRoAu
Io sew lesk fhsade!rlsa. H1ItiWors md Wrshtne4oo
.ao VIZ 1atee ;a.sor towns Vt PeansSyaaIa Scw ir.
=. *. y tatas hs tont+ wi, hsvs as beust. u
Baggage checked through 1oa'-
TeaIns leave the aepst corner Of Fam, arr, VA. e,.
gt1eets West SIDE a. H,lIoNa. ~"oa4 @ou van notea
y -AoEnlgE Express, daily {ssrtay, r.eentsd
t.A-NiLh' Express, 4sisy Saturday. exee1ttd.,~
GHnaeHtnE NE1est!tne with cleveland and Lis sbos4
70 n7f1lk Baaato. S!4 k.a Fa:la NV Yo!t nd
Eoston an1 ~ intsflor towns Of New Enslnn ia Nav
1ofk CeatsM md New fork and Erie ls,i,Toaa.
,Alsos south to Gol4n.bus. EAnxsy,e N.1n1k Noun.
VsI1nn stabenvts. %heelirx, and tuwsI Uto
The above trains connect At Foss.t wh train. On Nv,
1aa 70 springfield, Csbana Dayton and n.,
A1so ETA isas = Lima for Layton AMI Elpenns'!
EAisE Az LOW AZ ANY OTHER kuETE
InKsn totnd East viii ind this route hutb prasaa.
sna pas7nE through many Of the iargeet AID
opSse eaes ~ tas Cated States
aIs1vins At Chicago any Of The rs.1d* vii:
@ agents At tho depofs 10 receive eaerka
hi ooksake 1ses Of ehalKe TO thu phtsba!Ss I'D
I1e*,s S.eepox caHs accompany <,IclI train.
ttI 1ae II all tbs principal Tcktt leCe IN tbs
aoa y tae Company Uaee curnxt Of Rzatolph Id
1se Mss1A upposltt the Revere House. VI u Tie
Chicago. ~ e-3-A "@13 '4A '@eA " ''
Ii pAsi:a.ar 10 ask for ticket. BY Fort Wayne
~ u,4 - v: MEssoS. fMjaat 4rsns. chies.o.
, 1859-12-14
Ratlroa1s.
RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI:

IL RAILROAD =
IN and aar Fucsisy, Nov. l:'h. ls.a trim, III,
foao"sdalY' fsuhca5s e1ee2isd): '1' VIII fua -
,.r..x. u, :. LEAVE RACINE
BY The ch.easo and SosthwsxteTna Esf!,
IN, ON II. s'xpx ftSIx a. ~ r Nm Gns r..
ooash-a1Faying 4 rfreport Al s:Is +. II w Aaa
..n,..,x LeaVE FhEEFNET
A:A.. on aF'is Aoftf1ns from Uun!eh s,6 M,
K2e1as with trains on ths I~,nas. ~ IT
st7.aS =: 80. ~. t9s Aflwsptee and C1leako. AAS
tfa'n AZ ieases belot for Kze1us 1t tina
1esse R,jga1 .sa traa On Chicago and Sous
d n rsnd feschink hseIns At lt:43 IL 14'<'
.tT.sr =. IT, 70 Al points ths NssI.s1ppl Rv,r
despatch, 'S4'e' MIL WIKI LIE aulesta
.+..e, ROBERT uans1s ..o,
, 1859-12-14

ILLINOIS CENT. RAILROAD.

/ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and .er SUNDAY. Dec. 4h. ls:3. trains H!1eaxs
ths d7sss Central foot of fot Alan s
t+d a. io.eph Tens Iaute Evan.v!l,s casro, Aeupn
VII saurv Matches, S4w U.!eans aEd Mobile
TaT EIpreAa Al go A.m 3undaJs e1cepttd. 9sFassnt
n Stpxoeid Il IS pm: St. Lous u u ~ Cai.o ~
ncsm EN- ph.s ii 4su pa nsxt d1y, and Se~of'eAos
II 10 An. thtfdd1J. .,,. .-r.n+.a .r,v
in: 4 Peor At as G4estufxh u ios - -, - ~
ISus II Cairo Al 4&5 Men phss Nv am+ Nc
ond Jay ana Ssw 0rle.os as 40 Pr th'.t ~ ,,.n,
an lie Express fte xht leaving chicago Il ~ Pm.
Trars aE!tve Ia chicago At ~ AL aud lol2p H.
Elt4 ant Sjee ping Cars a night HaanA o.
Esxxsxs checked through to Catro. st. Loua aaa IT,
Joseph .+v,-r r,urrrx
For e,ls Il the Compauys 0mea in the ~
not a!so 1t the oce Of tho f1tshu'4h fot Mayns aS
fhIeneo Kaiypad Company corner OF ueatnofh and !a
dninh s,fetts and 1t the Michigan Cen Railroad omt3
On Dearborn s1+et between lass Aod Randolph s<ss9
HYDE FARE AN D WoopLAWS TNA1Ha-
Lave Chicago II 100 An, Leave Woodiawnas g y
- l1G0 noon, !MP u
F." 313p.m. sVp !"
cormu.,,.on tickets 1t reduced rates. good fur thr
non1hs ean b. chained BY Supplying At the ofnes Of e
"e1s' ". X. ARTHUR. Superintendent.
q WI p~+xa 4 kFrf
, 1859-12-14

ANOTHER DISPATCH.

through goods, bound East, crossed the Victoria
Bridge This morning.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
MoxrREA1, Dec 13,-There is much ice il the
river, and The trips of the ferry boass have
been stopped for the season: Freight trains are
now crossing the Victoria Bridge, aud the pas.
seneer trains will commence running over on
next Monday.