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KELLS & CALDWELL
GEORGE MENDEL.
NolJa, lYnin street,

WHEELING va. f .f -1isH if-A
rs now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
i MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor oie
Cloths OF all widths and keeps constantly on hand iag
assortment Of Furnatuic every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Gess Plates. Venitan
and Transparent Window blinds, Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mshoeany vanee,s, varnsh Harcloth, GuIled Hair,
Spring Sacking Rotons Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
eel, ali OF which will the lowest prices aGg2i
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Carpenter and Jobbing Shop.
,es ELIAS DEW, is prepared TO execute all deserip-
:.::f tons OF Carpenter Work. Plain and Ornamental
G..sd ARCK1ITECTUKAL l. ORNAMENTS,
made to order Contracts IIdings made on liberal
Shop. South bank Wheeling Creek, near the Stone
bridce Aug. 21,-tr.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

DIR. S. P. HuLLIHEN, Office No. 1al,
E[Tlo Fourth street, the Presbyterian church,
Manufactures Teeth expressly for each par
Sll1IYIy ucular case. Full setts of Teeth. or any
p.rts of sets made with artificial Gums The Gum Is
in one continuous solid piece-the cost Is the same
for teeth with without gums. - -fi =
Full setts OF teeth made from so 10 Sloo set snii
setts from 50 to So pertooth yf'a-
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Hompepathic Medical Collage 81
PENNSYLVANIA. .S, ..-iti5fi

r.. Located in Ftlbcrt Street, above Eleventh.
{ III, Ht'si rHiLApELrHIA LID
TIME Lectures regular course will commence on "
second Monday OF October and continue until the nt
OF aurch ensuing. .J!tsi.s < =. ,,oo m
Amount of fees for course OF Lectures, Sloo W
students who ha attained two full courses , ,o M
in other schools % X m m
Practical Anatomy, ID alpAE ..tAqn 5ita 2e7 S 81 ~
Tbe commeneemcn will take place early in March
4 .s.llilt ietlttiiti FACULTY. ~. ~
4 7ti.i WILLIAM S. HELMuTH, NJ. D.,
Pr RorEssoR HoMePATHIck IsfrToFir, A"p
- THE PRACTICE OF AEpCiSE. t.5t $40 fs=lIN
WALTER WILLIAMSON, NJ. D., 5,t-. ~,
t pr oyrssoI, OF akTERiK sEpcA AMI THERAPEUTICS.
L. ff''N' - JOSEPH G. LOOMS, NJ. d. -
orvssop oy opsTIrg1Cs DISEASES OF woAEHANn
i ~ children. 49,, ,T,!-. s /. ..f. j.s.t
ALVAN L. SMALL, NJ D.,
!, .r,ssop or puysroLSaY MEDICAL JrRisPRCnEfc1.
fo ~ MATTHEW SENIPLE NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR CHEMISTRY AND ToXIooLoaf y5--F
IIIsL TSHFRANcIS SIMS, NJ. d. '''fs
PROFESSOR ng.MRuEnY.
wM. A. GARDNER. NJ. d.,
.i45s - PROFESSOR or ANATOMY. .-'Si ai5
W.aA SHTON RI Z ID, NJ. Do = .ttEai-
DEMONSTRATION OF ANATOMY. 3it., siTtig. ia
Students win he admitted to tho Homeopathic Iioapits,
to receive and witness At mo
bedside tho patients, and surgical practice and oper'
fions For further information address S. 5ii.L g. t5
"N E71,7.s WM A. GARDlNER,M NJ D., DEAN, -
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warmly responded 10 oy the ctoWo. ii ~ +sf s'oi
tCA11roR M MA IA correspondment Of the Nation
al'Intellgencer, writing from California says the
nomination. of lScorr and GRAHAM was received
there with the greatest ethuslasm, and that that
State may be safely counted on for Wing majorir1
ty Of several thousands. s.tft
uJThere are $4,000 inhabitants in the ctyof
New Bedford and so wealthy is ittuat were Its prop
er1y divided between every man, woman and child !
in the city, each woulb have upwards OF al
UsThe Pennsylvania Inquirer states that Col, Nc.
Cahen' the Commissioner of Loans for the State Of
Peesylyania, has been fully successfulin his Mis-
sion to England: saai. ,2i5f}.4i '.ssfid
RoMANrIc INcIDENr.--In therrecent calamity on
the Hudson, husband admits that he told his wite
to let 20 her hold, or he should be drowned She
generously obeyed and sank to rise no mole. :, .1,
iurThe widow ofthe late DS. Alexander died at
Princeton on Tuesday night Of malignant dysenS
terw 81 s x. st.oi a3zaitsf Sisnl p -. =
.uTAt Woodpery, Nd, a few days ago, a fellow
who had induced married woman to abandon her
husband and fee with him, was rode @ on the sharp
side of rail for his misconduct. w hen the Inn
was ended he vamosed the village. .,e,,,tt-
| GTMisstJ jimmie" "a young lady Of good education,
| be, suficiency Of fashionable accomplishments
moderate fortune, and good honest heart, ndysr-
tise in the Clegelad papers for trnonial alli-
auce. The address as above Will be answered COM
fndentially and promtly. 4. .s,ft ~ aoi;
I TJoseph Strowder, poll iceIlan Of Cincinnati,
wasshot by some persons he was on FIi-
tday morning last He was killed INSTANTLY. p
/ Omar rlTnAssronrATIos;--W hsaf pand corn nc
ltransported from Chicago toi Hnfhlo, by ships or
pfopsllers, at from g TO cents per bashe
cent less. IS ? ,,,,,., aoiiis !
i TO p1cxLE osioss.- eel and boil them In milk
Il and water ten minutes drain off the milk and wa-
ter, and pour scalded speed vinegar on ihem ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-18

Hon. Mr.. SrRoTHEn,-The Alexandra. Tele-
graph states that at Wing meeting in Alexandria
on Tuesday night last, the Hon. JAs. F. SrRorHER
being present, took the stand and very fully defined
his position on the Presidential question: by show
ing that he was where he had ever been and ever
expected to be-with the " hig party, come veal or
the platforms of the Two parties, and called upon
all the true Wings to take their stand firmly upon
the Wing platform and rally as one man around the
standard Of that glorious old veteran who had stood
so faithfully by the Compromise, the Constitution
and the FUnion.-Mrn STRoTHER's 8 speech was
warmly responded to by the crowd. liiiq ,tsnt gso
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DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY.

C. PARTRIDGE invites attention to his Da.
N guercan Rooms, and Apparatus, now the result OF
experience and close application to the art Con-
improvements which time and proper tests have proven
valuable promise toproduce Lkencsses combining
all the beauty perfection which has yet been attained
by the Daguerrean process.
For the attractive and commodous style In which his
inc forthenselvcs Cabinet of Specimens always
open for inspection 7sitl .E : 9.t=f. 5GTo. laa u
Lkenesses taken in all kinds OF weather. singly or in
eroups; also post taken short notice
A well selected stock OF plates
cases, loekets &C., always hand and for sale. 5
Rooms, No. SO Monroe ST., near the Post Ofiiee-
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
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,tr na.s ESTAB LISHEDH1S41. zbd

xxye offer for sale a well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, HOOK BINDERS
LEATHER, and every description OF ofPAPER.MakERS
MATERIALS .TltL .Gt r.s4 lhi ! q! ~,
Having first. BY sererG years to establish In the
Paper business complete in all its parts we have
formed ne ornament connections with the best npIuactu
rers in this country and receive supplies directly from
them The prices and terms we now offer are as iavoIs
cities .,.,.. ,,,p,,
we have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER & SMITH,
OWEN q HURLBuT, and the G AREW COMPANY, be.
ing the highest grades OF Writing Papers inaue IN 's
our stock embraces every description of PAPER used in
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person samples will be sent by mail free OF cost
amCoI III I.lI BUTLER q BROTHER, itAa-
Wholesale Paper Dealers
q Pearl Street
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,HE above Institution is open for the reception OF
n.tcnts II is located about miles irom the city,
On Inc Carthage pike and but Jew rods from the Han
ION Cincinnati and Dayton Ralroad in the ear and at
easy OF to those desrous oJ enjoying the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

INDIAN lsrERyrEw.-On Thursday last, the
ok Seminole Indians who recently arrived in
Washington. had quite long interview with
Commissioner Lea. Tho Cosnmissiensr, aeser
The usual congratulations, invited Billy Bowie =
to speak, which Billy declined to do then, az
he had bad cold, and wished more time. he
said, however, that he came there to understand
all abou, the treaties, for the men who made
them, were dead, and he had been unable to
find out the truth. The Commissioner then
delivered to the Indians long address, In
which he laid before them. clearly and expli
city, the nature of the treaty Of 1882. In con-
cluson, he said that the whole matter was
this: The treaty of1s32 binds the Seminoles
to remove, and, IL they do so, all will be well
with them; il they do not, nothing but difficulty
trouble, and danger await them. Gen. Blake
had been sent to themto cay this, and no doubt
he had done it. If any body advised them
contrary to what tho Commissioner had now
said, he had told an untruth; and il they did not
believe the Commissioner now, they very soon
would.
The Commissioner then invited Billy Bow
legs to reply when he was in better health, and
had time to consider. This he promised to DO.
The Indians subsequently visited General
Jesup, the General having known Billy Bow
legs and one or two of his companions in
Florida. They seemed pleased with the re-
cognition, and answered sundry little ques-
tons, as to their past health, &c. To one
question casually put by Gen. Jesup, ''are
you going to the country Vest" Billy Bow
legs, though previously conversing in English,
suddenly stopped, and referred to Abraham 10
give the reply, which was, II do not kno,o
get" This conversation was not renewed,
and the Indians soon left.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

A NARROW EsUAPE.-lt is stated that as
the U. s. mail steamer Franklin, from Havre
to New York, was passing through Cowes
Roads, on getting abreast Of the Royal Yach,
cording to custom, the wad OF one of which
passed directly over the head Of the Marquis
of Conyngham, who, with his SON and daugh
tiers, was on deck. Had they been standing,
fatal consequences would most probably have
ensued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

STEALINE GOLD BRAcELET.-Ella, slave to
Mrs Mary Thompson, was brought before Justice
Glszebrook on Saturday, charged with stealing a
gold bracelet from the arm of little girl, daughter
of Mr.. L. Murray, on Friday afternoon last. Ella
declared positively that she found the bracelet, bu,
the nurse of the little girl testified clearly to the fact
that she missed the bracelet Immediately after
leaving Ella, who was in company with her a short
time on Friday. Ella was, therefore, ordered 20
lsshes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL Road
This road is now completed to the Rappahan-
mock River, u distance of so miles from Alex.
andria and the Gazette states that it has open
ed new trade TO that city. Already flour is
arriving from mills on the Rappahannock RE
yer. Some of the members of the Board OF
Public Works, accompanied by the corporate
authorities of Alexandra, viewed the road, as
far as completed, on Friday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

The JAPAN observation-disclosures Per.
ry is now in Washington, and arrangements.
it is said, are to be made for the speedy depar
ture of the Expedition TO Japan. The repairs
of the Mississippi, and the completion of the
repairs OF the Princeton are alone waited for.
The full complement of seamen will be made
up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

CoEvIcTED.--bisjor Howes, who made hi.
murderoas assault on Mi ss Buck. 4 schanis
mistress a Milford, Conn.,, son,e months since
because she would nor marry hun, has bee 4
convicted Of an intent 10 commit murder. The
penalty ior ihe offence il imprisonment for ten
years Or upwards, Al the discretion az he
court. ~ sasssSFs S. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

NOT To BE sUKPASSED.-The
s>A assortment of Newspapers, Maya.
zines, Cheap Publications, song Books,
Toy Books, Prin,s, Frames. Stationery.
&c, always ON hand at the Cneap Publication
Depot, opposite the American Hotel-is not to be
surpassed by any in the city. Call and see for
yourselves. l.. L. SMITH.
Agent for all the Northern Daily and
Sc 2e-6t Weekly Newspapers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

RuNAwAY.-Officer Warrington Saturday, made
capture of young runaway named William, hired
to VIM. Antoine, confectioner on Main street, and
belonging to MI Edwards, of Prince Edward coun-
ty. He was returned to his master on payment of
the regular fee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

STEALING GooDs.-A pedlar named Charles
Walner was brought before the Presiding Justice
on Saturday, charged with stealing thirty dollar
worth of good DIS from another pedlar, woman,
named Mrs. White, some days since. Walner de-
posted the goods with Mr.. Morgan, in Manches
ter, where they were found. The case was con-
tisued until Wednesday next for further examina.
ton, necessary witnesses being absent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

SUsPIc1oUs-Aibert Brown, slave to Dickinson
Sizer, and hired to Mr. Taylor, was arrested Fri.
day evening while walking the streets with a axe
on his shoulder He stated that he was taking it
get ground. Upon searching him, new pair OF
children's shoes were found in his possession. On
Saturday there being no proof against him of hav-
ing either stolen the axe or the shoes, the negro
was DISCHARGED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

DIsMIssED.-John Harvest half witted orphan
German boy, was brought before Justice G on Sat
urdsy, charged with stealing whip valued at q
cents, from John Van Beuren. It was proven thai
Van Beuren logged the boy with the whip, and tina,
seeing the whip on the ground, Harvest picked il
up, though without any intention of stealing it,
Tde complaint was dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

Mrs. Sinclair, accompanied by her sister.
came passenger in the niagara, which arrived
so came passenger. The European Pine.
says: mir. Geo. Vandenhoff has purchased
his sisters beautiful play OF .Woman's Heart !,
Tor performances in the United States, where he
VIII personate the painter and sculptor An
gelo, and Mrs. G. N. Sinclair the blind girl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

A HEAVY Loss OF CALIFORNIA CoUpoNs-
A few days ago a lin box, containing Sol 900
IN San Francisco city ten per cent bonds, with
coupons attached, belonging to H. J. Street,
was lost from on board the steamer Passaic,
foot of Barclay street, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20
A PUFF FOR GRAHAM's 1

A PUFF FOR GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-A Tex.
as paper, in announcing the Wing nomination
Tor Vice President, says:-Mr. Graham is well
known TO the political and literary world, more
especially to The literary, as having for some
years back been engaged in publishing Ora,
hams Magazine, which. as literary work.
stands uneqnalled in AMERICA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

NEW BooKs.-We return our thanks to Mr..
Thomas H. Gresham for copies of Godey s
Lady's Book, and A'thur's Home Magazine,
Tor October. The former is, as usual, full of
varied and interesting matter, accompanied
with several ine and well executed engra-
wings. The latter is new work, this being the
first number. From perusal oft we consider
II "a book as is book" They are for sale at
the Literary Depot, 1904 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

GREAT FIRE.-A great fire occurred at Ra-
VIENNA, Ohio, on the morning of the 18th in.
slant, which burned down twelve stores and
several private dwellings, but little of the con-
tents being saved, SO rapid was the spread of
the flames. The loss is estimated at from $4O,-
900 to 5000 iu buildings alone, the insur.
ance on which is partial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
Mr.. r. Wall, OF Baton Rouge, La, has recent
ly voluntarily collected $3.50 for this monu.
ment and the citizens of Augusta, Ga, have
contributed $425 for the same purpose, o.
which sum 500 so was collected in the M. E.
Church. $33 Sc liz the Baptist Church, and
~ so in the Christian Church, on the Fourth
of July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

FIRK-There was an alarm of fire about O..
clock, yesterday morning, occasioned by the burn.
ing of stable, belonging to Mr. Jesse Williams and
located on Adams street, between Marshall and
Clay streets. Loss about $500, which was covered,
we understand, by insurance. The work of an in
cendiarv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

U The hull of the steamer Caspian, late.
ly wrecked al Cleveland, has been raised and
found beaten to pieces by the rocks. Her en-.
CINE only has been saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

e The Warrenton Wing states that on
Tuesday night, a negro man, one Of the SER
wants at the Springs, was murdered by two
overseers, by the names of Curt and Butler,
and thrown into the river. The negro was
fishing at the river, when he was attacked and
killed, and thrown in. Curtis and Butler
have confessed having murdered the negro,
without any provocaton. Curtis was the
overseer of Mr.. R. E. Scott, and Butler
the overseer of the Springs Company. 1t is
supposed that they were both drunk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

PoLlricAL.-The political contest, in the
political journals, i waking very warm, and
those Journals are filled, for the most part,with
articles relating to politics. The editor of
the Farmville Journal says be should be una
BILE to give his readers any news il it were not
Tor the Dispatch and one or two other papers;
which are not filled with politics.
Both parties appear equally confident of sue
cess. The last Alexandra Gazette says:
We again assure the Wings that the intelligence
received daily from all quarters ofthe country con-
t-nue 10 be highly favorable TO the prospects OF
Scott and Graham. The sccoun's by letters and
newspapers agree, that the more Gen. Scotts lie
and services are considered the more the people
are enlis,ed In his behalf The boiling OF two or
three politicians s net regarded by, and does not
influence In the slightest degree, the masses.
On The other hand, the Macon tGa.) fele-
graph says:
The Democracy throughout the whole country
are harmoniousiy united. There cannot be doubt
OF the result OF the contest. TIE Democratic party
are IN the ascendant shown by the elections DUR
ing the last year. in least 25 of the 81 states
and accessions from the Wing to the Democratic
ranks are constantly swelling the ranks OF the lat
ter. The days of Wbiggery will be numbered on
the first Tuesday OF November next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

% The steamship Pacific. which arrived
at New York Saturday evening, made the pas.
sage in little over ten days-the shortest trip
this year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

WAsHINGToN.-Nash & Woodhouse have for
sale beau tfuy executed engraving of the head Of
Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20
JOB PRINTING :-Aerchsn,s

- JOB PRINTING .-Merchsnts and
~ others desiring Circulars. Cards, &c.,
viii ind Il ITO their interest to cali At G H WYNNS
Once, TWO dnors below Exchange Bank. He has
added smother Power Press 70 his estsnlist ment.
ths 1ebv ensuring Increased facilities Satsnctloa
- % Work and Prices, guaranteed Resnens-
Der, Ground klsors swo doors below Exchange
Bank. a. s4--lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

GoDEY AND GRAHAM FOR OcToBER.-Mr. L. L.
Smith, opposite the American Hotel sent US Sat
urday, Grahams Magazine and Godey's Lady's
BOOB, for October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

Mr. James Bergen died on board the Win-
field Scott, on her last passage to San Fran
cisco. MIR. Bergen was one of the Americans
who was arrested in ireland during the trou-
bles of the Young Ireland party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

The IRON TRADE.-The recent rise in the
price OF iron. in England, has already had an
effect on the manufacture in the U. States. The
improvement since the opening of the year is
estimated by the iron masters at the North to be
equal to 80 per cent. The price in Europe was
depressed, some time since, by embarrassment,
among the railroad companies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-20

The IMPROVED ORDER OF RED Men,
The Great Council of this order closed its
session in Baltimore last Thursday evening
During the session much business was trans.
acted of interest to the Order. The greatest
harmony, and best good feeling existed, each
member striving with the others for the gene
raj advancement of the good, and success of
the principles OF the order. the attendance
was larger than on any previous occasion, sew
eral new States being represented. The Or
der is rapidly extending itself throughout the
West-within the past year, where its in
crease bids fair to excel any other section.