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JUST PUBLISHED
COMPLETE IN TWO VOLUMES, ROYAL Syo.
NEQE EARNfEB,S lsuIlnEs mn
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRIcu1TuRE,

usIa TIE FARRIEIs,S GUIDE TO
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
oE TH eas EsR% OF BOOK
EpiHbun"H, WITH An AMERICAN ArrESD,X, p. NOR
rdN, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE, IN YALE
This woik embraces subject of Importance
ietica and praetiea Its clear aSd 1oih
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ee been equaed it's four g er
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oftwo such distinguished writers constitute this The most
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Contains iGoo pages besides II splendid engayings
methods Gdrows planting and the former the do
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'REDnRA Az COTTAGE, EDIEnuRGH.
"htssrs. Leonard scond- Co.,
Gentlemen-d beg to say that your Farmers Guide is
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STYLE giving copons details of The best practice on English
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:son between English and American hIsbandry for which
hints for increasing the product OF his acres
mental stimulus given by tie pcsal of sun, writings is
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WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS.
RAYMOND, * co, and DRIEsBAcH & cos
MENAGERlES UNITED,
G. BERRY,
MANAGER,
whec!lng, satarday, Semi. ism, location on

Wheeling, Saturday, Sept 1Sth Location the Island
The public respectfully informed these t,ro ras
Mege'es, united lor the present form by the
largest collection Of Living nmaIs exhibited in this o.
any other country. " $50.
OVER $50 ANIMALS AND BiRps
Can he sccnundcr this SPACIOUS PAVILIION oS6 feel
in length for
ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Hours of EXhbition-.iom 10 p. M, and to II in
the evening a.... sr ef
ADMISSION % cts. No half price
The Cortrc will arrive iutoyn the morning 18th
ult, about 10 O'Clock aud the Carriages, Cages Van, &c
containing the Animals, i... ~
I'll, DRAWN IY 1ao SPLENDID HORSES? 81
af- Headed by
NEUP Frs PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND
VIII pass through til. principal streets, aIordg oppor
tinity OF behodiilg one OF the most.
GORGEOUS AND IMPOSING PROFESSIONS
- OF the kind ever seen
Double Performance in three Immense
Performing Dcns
HERR DRIESBACH in TWO and Signore HI
DERALGO in the other.
In the course OF each exhibition HERR DRIESBACH.
the arfmcd LION KING, will enter the Dens his Wild
tenants Of the Forest
LIONS, LEOPARDS, TIGERS, COUGERS, &C.
And give display, the came when oered by the spe.
cat comnatd OF scn Victoria, Louis Philip Catc King
the FcnC0 Emperor Nicholas OF St Pctersbrgh and the
Royal Family HaIsbIrgh House of Austria, .".-
SIGNORE HIDERALGO will also perform his highly
trained ama. separate and entey different from Herr
Des5acs showing til, different powers OF nin over the
Animal Creation.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
RICH AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS

ny EXPRESS. 4s
~ PIECES Paris Bercze DeIans in Rich styles-also
~ some neat figures FOR Misses and children
Rich I,rocade Silks,
Marie Louise Gro De Rhine,
Six and Linen Foil Dc Non for travelling dresses,
Rich colored Jacones, new styles,
China silks, dark and neat styles,
Muslin Bands, i
REVERE Insertings,
noes in Hack, Salmon, Rose. Blue and White a.
Rrtra Fine French Linen Cambria H'kfs.
---j ~ Z Received this day by JE.z e
I'd 49, - &sf O, w. HEISKELL & co. =
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
EsTABL1S SHED 1871.

w f offer for sale well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER MAKERS
MATERIALS.
Having been FIRST 5y gears, 10 establish in the
Yves; Paper business complete in all its parts we have
formed pc connections with the best maniactL
rers country and receive supplies directly from
them The prices and terms offer as iavora
BILE as the goods be purchased for in the Eastern
cities. ,,
we have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER d SMITH,
OWEN d HURLBUT, and the CAREw COMPANY, he
ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made in this
country.
Our embraces every description OF Paper used in
the West We have but Uniform price to ALL Orders
by mail will be filed at the same prices as if bought
ne rson Samples will be by mail free OF cost
nur2I BUTLER HROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
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weloh's National Circus.


FROM NlBLO'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION
AL ANIPITHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
JIG. cADwALA DER. Equestrian Director
J. LANGWORIUf Master OF The Circle.
H. !" lLLiAMS,. ISL iiGilD Clown.
ia "a Shdk2le!eln Clown.
Among the most prominent the arstes may be found the
following names, viz
J. e. CADWALADER-,ic unsurpassed Four and Six
Horse Rider -...
THOMAS McFARL1N-thc greatest Somerset vau.cr in
the known void. q a.a
s. L. Observation-Disclosures, Scenic and principa! Rider.
DAVID RlCHARDS-tlc worlds only bare hack Rider,
whose daring leafs bars, gates, &c. his Wild Prae
S,ecd strikes the beholrr with wonder and astonslnent
Z. NJ. DICKINSON-ths Celeb ated Comedian and Comic
Singer acknowledged by tie greatest singer of the age.
). SWEET-whose style ard skill in rcrsona.ng The
character the Aboiginc. Red Man OF the Foerst
stards unsurpassed
MASTER WlILIAMS-thc juvenile Gymnastic and
AnpodsnD pc ner.-whosc t'u!y pleasing performances
must he scen be alnii ed. '.#. 3 r. '-..fa
Last, though not least, The TWO unIivalIcd Clowns.
WILLIAMS AND DAVIS,
whose F:n Jokes Bon Mos o,m IVicisms fail 10
keep the audience in perfect roar of laughter.
N. b. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Menagcric and Circus combined. d&w-3t
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner nInin and Quincy streets,
JVJJEEJ1NG VA


WHEELING, VA.
rINIIE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and
pleed their extensive establishment ale p'era ed to
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including tenders,
mer fronts fire iron stands, &c, ovens, common Ioun
and straight barred CRATES. . .-..r
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF. STOVES,
Including the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves. Franklin, balloon ten Plate keel boat,
bachelor chamber, and parlor stoves, tromHO to $500
Hollow.warc in all its branches Sugar kettles, OF Tari
sizes, and everything in the domestic lire wholesale
and retail.
Mill gearing, boat and mill castings. Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns, long
peienoe in this line OF business and the liberal
hitherto received, warrant US to expect continuation
custom this part business Wind MILL hay scale
shelter, truck wheel, and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes. s.f...l
PLoUGfIS, AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. tsas
prepared furnish the patent lever, patent hill
side, Crane Bull, Hornet, Snder, &c We have also Sc
cured at this time the exclusive right to manufacture OF
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH one OF the most improved
implements in rming at the present day
Iron rails and fencing for cemeteries, puses sardens
verandas, &c. Porters improved graduating twyere
ron-wc have secured the patent right for several count
ties for this useful iron, and exhibit
from the United States Armory, cas possessing qualities
for facilitating the Elacksmts abors, which no other
possesses Window caps consols, &c In short every
thing Cur line of business. Sad irons with fancy stands,
scrapeIs, porch feet, vault celers window and sewer
gratings &c. Wrought iron, nail and spikes, of tile best
quality and at the lowest prices.
G5'Persons wishing to purchase in our line, wholesale
RETAIL will please give call. All orders from the
country will be uy attended to and punctualiy filled
aug2i aIf-Ie HAMILTON & ROGERS. r.
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By the National Line.
GREAT WING MEETING IN PHILADELPAIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. >.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. =.
An assemblage of over 1000 Wings took place
at Independence Square last evening, to receive
Great enthusiasm prevailed. The climbs from the
various districts, marched in procession to the
square with music, banners, and torch lights.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. Parker
Thompson of Indiana, Campbell of Ohio, from TIVE
different stands Stirring and patriotic resolutions
were adopted. Frederick Fraley presided.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE WING CONVENTION.
CONCORD, Aug. 81.
The New Hampshire Wing Convention met TO
day. James Bell was nominated for Governor
The following gentleman were appointed presiden-
tial electors: w. H. Hackett, Austin Fiske, A. Fl.
Gragcr, A. Christy and j NJ. Edwards The pro
ceedings of the conventon;were most harmonious
Enthusiasm prevailed throughout.
WING MEETING AT WASHINGTON.
Sept.2.
y great wing meeting was held here last night.
Berien OF Ohio, and Hale of Florida made addresses
MASSACHUSETTS WING CONVENTION.
Sept. I.
The Massachusetts, Wing Convention assembled
TO day; it was largely attended. J. a. Clifford was
nominated for Governor. Elisha huntington for
Lieutenant Governor.
The following electoral ticket was chosen: Robt
Winthrop, George Bliss, electors at large. Geo
A Crockcr, John Gardiner Amos Lawrence, Robt.
G. Shaw, Daniel C. Baker, George Coggswell, and
Jacob Coggins.
Resolution adopted complmenting President
Fillmore administration, declaring, as Gen. Scott
was fairly nominated by the National Convention,
the Wing party was bonnd to sustain the nomina-
ton.
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STORM AND FLOOD AT THE SOUTH.

PHILA, Sept. I'd
The Southern papers contain accounts of Sc
were storm at South Carolina. Great freshets have
occurred on Broad river. TIL bridge has been
swept away. The Columbia bridge has also been
much damaged The Savannah river is very high
at Augusta, obstructing the rail road travel and
delaying all the usual communications. The up
per bridge has been swept away, and the lower
one much damaged. A large amount of property
has been destroyed.
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RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENCER
Nrrirnl- and Depnrrnre. OF stenm Ron,..
For he last "a Hours, ending last nigm at O'Clock.

kfrpNnfs ana Departures Os StciH MUM
- --=----------s -
For The last "a Hours ending last night at So'ciocl
ARRIVALS.
Justice, Murdoch, Wellsville;
Diurnal, Conwcl, Pittsbnrgh;
Eagle, Hall, do; tst'-
Vermont, Hazlett, do;
May Flower, Deonery, do; 1GEE
Golden State, Calhoun, do;
Arena, Everett, do;
Huron; Mcmillan; do;
Exchange, RhoadS, do;
Columbian, Lyon, Cincinnati; So.
Stephen Bayard, Booth, Sunfsh;
Vi,olua, O'Neal, Steubenville;
Orion, Dillon, Marietta;
Wilsville, Graham, Bridgeport.
DEPARTURES.
Justice, Murdoch, Wellsville;
Diurnal, Conwell, Pittsburgh;
Eagle, Hall, New Orleans;
Vermont, Hazlett, Saint Louis;
Golden State, Calhoun, do;
Arena, Everett, Captina;
Columbian, Lyon, Pittsburgh;
Huron, Mcmillan, Sunfsh;
Exchange. Rhoads, do;
Viroqua, O'Neil, Steubenville;
Stephen Bayard, Booth, Suntsh;
Wilsville, Graham, Pittsburgh.
u 81 feet water.
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
Fen Observation-Disclosures, s A. NJ;
PrrrsruR0m-Huron, 6 A. NJ;
Observation-Disclosures 10 a. NJ;
MARrErTA-Orion, 10 A. NJ;
Recommendations p. NJ ~
Suxrisir-Steephen Bayard, p. M.
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wASHINGTON.

TTHHIs large and magnificent Portrait OF AsnIsuroN,
from the BURN American Artist is considered
who have seen it OF the most beautiful speci
ens Of art ever pubshed and correct ken:ss Of
SGToN. The size plate is eighteen by twenty
inches, which will handsome picture the
and should be In the lands OF every American citizen
Painting now at the State House, Hartford Ct
1t s finely and printed on superior plate
reduced the price OKx DoLIaR
an persons RENTING tho may rely upon receive
ing perfect copy by return In,i part u
sates, carefully put rollers made for the
free of postage.
Address ali orders, postpaid to tho publisher. q
sa5{ JOHNS TAYLOR, s53s.
BooS.selsr and Publisher. N York.
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gsoolss, Stationary,

Books, Stationary, Variety Goods, &c.
THE Subscriber thankful the liberal patronage extern
ded to him. begs to request the purchasers
TO his present large well selected assortment consist
ing of School, Medical, Theological Historical, and Mis-
honns Val on1 winIa, Pu.ts and V,rie1S fooda
To Merchants, Teachers, School Trustees and others
wishing to purchase in quantities, every inducemcnt will
be offered in prices and terms.
Rags exchange or paid in cash, highest
rates. a. p 49,
JOHN H. THOMPSON,
Aug. 21,-tI 81 Monroe Street.
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NEw Goops.-T o say that o. W. lieiskel Il Co.,
have receiyed'a fine stock of new goods, would be
no news, for they never do any thing else at this
season. Butte say that they have something ertra
this time may be desirable item of information 10
many. Besides their rich and beautiful Brocade
and plaid silks, and great variety OF trimmings Tor
ladies dresses, they have the ermine fur shawls
something entirely new, and an endless assortment
of nice things generally as will be seen from their
advertisement.
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To Adrertisers.-We must ask the indulgence c.
oe our patrons whose advertisements may DC
omitted, until we receive an additional supply Oh
.souads,' which we have sent for. we Sllai' ne
ready to accommodate them all III a lew u'. "a. ~
alyertlsug, on the first page, and the many other
inducements TO those who wish TO gel readers lof
their advertisements.
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j. G. HARBOUR,
CARPET, Lo0gkHNG GLASS,

No. li3 Mcin Sireei, IEhee,ing Va. Fl
u EEPS constantly hand Hey large assortment o.
II I,r,,sscls Ingram and Venetian CAErErINn, Rus,
Mats Oil Cloths, Table and Piano covers DC, Nc Also
dill and mahOcany framed looking glasses, portrait and
picture frances every description Oh hand and made TO
order, wholesale and retail Venetian ana Slate window
FINDS Window Sllntcs, and Paper-ogethcr with Up.
hoiscry ware; such eds, Mat esses Pillows Quilts
yaTicty; blinds trimmings ,s, iaasc!s, DC.
All OF which will be sold at tho very lowest prices and
warranted 10 give aatisaction Nus-i.-
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RARB,:ERING sALooM /

rT7HE Subscribers Barberng Market street,
few doors below SeaInnns Chair Factory, will be
omen at ali hours, shaving and hair
will be the and most fashions.
BE manner Gentlemen viii ind his razors sharp nd hz
hand ssss sie ims' and sure MICHAEL j. HREiNsc
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CElAlIBERLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.

LOCATED CORNER MARKET STREETS, PITTS
BURGH,
10. +. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of thu
Science of Accounts. t.#
p. X. SPENCER, Professor OF PenmlDship
VNE principal Object this Institution is TO aoId young
| men oppor tunity of obtaining thorough and III
mate knowledge double Entry Book Keeping and its
pic business operations generally. Applicants
College tune and attend both day and evening
Tic instruct0nis SUCH will enable the student
10 he corduct scientific principles,
Double Entry Books completion of the same
PEsM ANsIp-To write and legble hand is desira
BILE accomplishment education OF young gentlemen for
every profession and TO those who are
DESTROYS Qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
ness pursuits This department s conducted by r
n Spencer, Ohio, author of the Spencean system oil
Pennanship, gentleman well known The eoun
as an accomplished pennan, and also one OF tie
nost successful teachers ofthe age
Recommendations addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug2l.
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SUDDEN DE,rIr.-Mr. George Ricketts,, of the
firm of Ricketts, and Barnett, clothing store keep
ers, was taken sick on Wednesday night about
O'Clock, and died yesterday at noon. His physi-
clan informs us that his disease was Cholera. Al
though he had been attending to his usual avoca-
tons OIL the day and evening preceding his de-
cease, we understand neglected diarfhosa proba-
bly, FASTENED he development of the fatal disease.
His funeral takes place TO dayat 10 O'Clock.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE
m,i-sc.sion of 1SJ2-J:s.

rE OCULAR course Of Medical! i'll this nstitu
| ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY. OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and roniinne four months
.t-= Or TRUSTEES.
Rev c. ELLIOTT, u. D., President of the board.
o. NJ. LANGDONX, N. D., Secretary '' Is
Rev. THORNTON a. MILLS
lion. C. D. COFFIN.
7 r.. d. MUSSEY, NJ. ID.
Hon JOHN BURGOYNE.
Hon q go. Hon DLEY, ia.
L. M. GREGORY, Esq.
GEO. MENDENHALL, NJ. d.
The Fac, Ivy 10 composed o. the following gentlemen
r. d. MussiY, NJ. d., Professor of Descriptive and Ocr-
J. r. JupK;ss NJ. d., p soressor OF Anatomy.
ions Av1s NJ. D. Adjunct Pro'esso: of Anatomy;
Jonx f. WnlrE NJ. D., Pio'essor oil Theory and Prae'
tice OF Medicine
Diseases OF w omen and Chdicn.
joins A. MrRrnY, NJ. D., Professor OF Materia Medlca,
Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence.
C. G. CoMEGYs NJ. D., Professor OF Institutes oil Meal
cine. ". $50 - 4. II =,
Jous LOCKE in. H. D., Lecturer on Chemistry
PRELIMINARY OF Lectures upon some important
srcciacs in Medicine and Surgery Will be gwen during
the month OF October. These lectures Will be ftcc STU
dents are advised to commence with this course.
The DISSECTlNG ROOMS, under The supervision o.
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy, will be olened on the
list of October. r,.. q.
pssncting Ticket $40. Graduation Fee $40
fo' ''''"' Up. JUDKlNS, NJ. d.,
,r ... .Ha Dean OF tho Faculty.
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Mo CLELLANS & KNOX, 3
wHoI,EsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather and Findings,
tT at the nell k1,opn stand
BIG RED BOOT.

WY i are now receiving from Eastern Manufacturing
w establishments. one of the largest ana best manuac.
tnred assortment Boots and Shoes for Fall and Winter
wear offered in this other market They have
been to order, according to our own drec
lions and intended expressly for retailing TO our
regular customers, and all others who may favor US with
call we can offer unusually large variety OF oots and
Shoes which equal in quality OF material ana
workmanship those manufactured in this or any part OF
the limited States Our will be found to consist, in
nart. Of the following seasonnblc goods: I
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DEsrnucrIyE FIRE-At 8 o. clock yesterday NOR
ming the roof of the large Factory OF the WHEEL
ING CorToS Mills was discovered to be on fire
IL originated in the attic, 18th story and did not
burst out until il had made destructive Roadway
inside. The hose always kept about the Factory,
did some service before the fire companies arrived
which they did with their usual promptness alter
the alarm was given. The hose, owing to the
great height of the building, were Incapable OF
throwing the water to the top, and it not until
they were taken 10 the roof, and the brave "httle
Hope engine got in operation, that the flames be-
gan to yield Under this combination of showers
they were soon subdued.
The roof, and steeplc and more than one half
of the fifth story, entirely consumed togeth-
er with a large amount of cotton, and what machi-
aged so as to be useless.
The bell, weighing four hundred pounds, was
entirely melted.
The machinery in the fourth story, containing
the spinning machines; in the third story contain
ing the carding machines, and in the second and
first stories, containing the LOOMS was all consld-
erably damaged by the water. The loss is eStma-
ted at $4,000, which is covert by insurance. It's
not known how the fire originated
Much praise is due the fire companies Tor their
prompt excriions, by which they saved tins Vaiua-
BILE Factory from being entirely consumed, and
particularly to the Rouon * READY and Hope, both
of which rendered signal service. We heard but
one expression in regard to the fire companies and
that was regret that they had not better apparatus
TO work with.
". Mr. Lowry, the attentive aud energetic Super
intcndent, informs us that the Factory will be re-
paired and in operation as usual, next Tuesday,
and that new and larger story than the old attic
will be added
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rn nuR EXCHANGES.

We are much obliged to our brethren OF the press
for tb.. many iattering notices which they have
he.towed mon the Intelligencer, and will be still
nov. oII;sed 10 such as have received our first is
sues If they will forward us their papers 'mmedi-
a,ely. We are still deficient in some valuable eS-
changes.
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r,.Anv of our city subscribers who fail 10 IN, re-
COVE their papers, will please notify us {" the TACT
., , tI;c The carriers have not yet thorough
ly learned the routes.