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q n, asperisers-We must ask the indulgence
u onr patrons whose advertisements may be
oa,,;tted. until we receive additional supply OF
.nnads, which we have sent for. We shall be
ready to accommodate them all in a lew days. In
az, ne,n;i,n. we invite attention TO rates of
advertising, on the first page, and the many other
Inducements to those who wish 10 get readers for
their advertisements. .I
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welch's National Circus.
FROM NIBLo's. NEW YORK, AND NATION

FROM NlbLO'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION
a AL AMPITHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
). G. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Equestrian Director
J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Master OF the Circle.
K WlLLlAMS,......... Bufo Clown.
. DhP 49,. "a ShakSIcTean Clown.
Among the most prominent OF the artstes may found the
following names, viz: LOO. la. rr....g..f
J. &. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unsurpassed Four and Six
II, Rider. .-Ft h'.- +sS
THOMAS MoFARLlN-the greatest Somerset Vuultcr in
the known wo, Id ri IT.sEFe SOD. q sitt a7YiFHf
S. L. LIPMAN-Diamac, Scenic and principal Rider.
DAVID RICHA RDS-thc worlds only bare hack Rider,
whose daring eats over bare Eates &c his Wi Prairie
Strd st likes the beholder with wonder and astonsment
E. NJ. DICKINSoN-thec l-b' ated Con edian and Comic
Singer. acknowledged by the greatest singer OF the age
J. SWEET-whose style aud skill In personating the
character OF the Abodgine. Rcd Nan OF the Focrst,
stands UNSURPASSED. o. g.-...... 10 ' '''-''
MASTER NVILLIAMS-the Juvenile Gymnastio and
Antirodcan Whose uy pleasing performances
must be sccn to bic admired. q -"".g
Last though no: least, the TWO unrivalled Clowns.
WILLIAMS AND DAVIS, ,
whose Pts. Jokes. Bon Nots and WciSms fail
keep the audience in perfect roar OF laughter.
8 N. b. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Menagerie and Circus combined. d&w-3t
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TO OUR EXCHANGES.

We are much obliged TO our brethren of the press
Tor the. many hnttering notices which they have
bestowed upon the intelligencer, and will be still
more obliged to such rs have received our first is
xnes if they will forward their papers imlnedi-
ately. We are still deficient in some valuable eA-
changes. .a
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j. C. HARBOUR,
CARPET, LOOKING GLASS,
AND UPHOLSTERY WARE ROOMS,
No4i33 Main Str,,f. Whk,l:ny. "a ri

Hts' Eo.Ii3 Mafn Street, Whseisns, "a. q. " -A.
II EEPS constantly hand. a ,esy large assortment
h.Brussels, Ingram and Venetian sCaRrETlsa, Rugs,
Mats, Oil Cloths Table and Piano covers, &c, also
gilt mahogany framed looking glasses, portrait and
picture frames every description on hand and made 10
order, Wholesale and retail Venetian and Slate Window
81 nds Window Shades and Paper-tosether with Up.
holstery ware such BEDS, Mattresses Pillows, Quilts
Couteranes, Cushions, DC Also Curtain Goods in eat
variety; blinds, trimmings. cor DIS, tassels &c. -,
All OF which win be sold at the very lowest prices, and
warranted to give satisfaction. - So, aus2i. Z
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aus2i
PR0sPEGrUs
PROSPEtTUs as5Ii
AMERICAN WIG REVIEW.

y
TNthe origna; Prospectus n rst,san RtSiew. Is
sued at Washington by Mt oon,, us ioiyaet PIopric
and Editor number Of = Leading Wing Members Of
nance 10 Inc Ollowns issoli ias;y; soidy fortpn
us ,na pr sst But @
agree contribute for it thing to &c came s sueh
eommanisatons as mai ne the fear that aiteE.ne de-
ssa hs aoea .d1ss destined for anobhs q1Gn
psefson Berriea IL enough. You Norris, r n /.
Clngnan. DAME, ,aunt line from ths3p, Thomas HUT.
Rp h9 asoats AIea s. Archer
An engraved poTss9 s5sof person will
be found in every Mat 9idt he Rsys They will
ally e portraits = e and when
tic Memoir OF the pcrs represented. II 5Iaf
The first objects e Rcyic of courae political;
III designed 70 set I'D as;s ,he srisesse., .hs
Union ., has beer q ast sIoaeh that Party
gence learning .: the eSeh:ry. has eu.rteriy
Monthly Organ devoted 10 tie ressie and defense or
its opinions nd 5iiietors OF tho Amcri.
can Review have done a. lies to this
reproach, by securing sfrom abty
and truth. . ~ q Fe5i-+ti ? 30 49,
Tho literary department Of Y kReview viii agree in
spirit with the political - - By s7ts5 eils52
TERAs-Sinsic sahscrptinfs IA year, in advance.
Subscriptions To eebs Of not " persons, seisz
CHAAPiO5 BlssfSLL, Frhshfr,Y ~
aug2A ~ - = 5Nsssfust. New York.
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F, NJ Mr. Sullipan, Presiden, of the Central Ohio
Railroad with quorum of the Directors, was IN
town yesterday, and took an excursion to the con-
templated grounds of their Depot.
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The Railroad Bridge.-The opinion prevails
among some of our citizens that the water in the
Creek, which generally continues high during the
fall and winter, will so impede the work of .he
Railroad Bridge, that it will not be completed by
'fhe first of January next. The apprehension,
however, is groundless The construction of q
temporary truss bridge, should the dam be INSULT
Client, has been determined upon, and Mr.. WM.
McCoMAs, the accomplished architect of the De-
pot, is TO superintend its erection, He has con-
structed such works with entire success at sec
ton II of the road, and also across the Mononga-
heia. Such structures entirely adequate to
the transit of train of cars. 1t ...-....
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usGrA Big Riser is coming. Yesterday morning
there were seven feet at Pittsburgh, aud there had
been rise OF eight feet at Brownsville since Sat
r,d,v yIlT.4ELIE .NctIE
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i R..o,ois, Stationary, variety Gooda. sc.

hooks, Stationary, Variety Geods, &c. r
y1Jt, snbs thankful for the be cxten
ded him request ne sfenton q
Inc of school, Medical THEOLOGICAL Historical and Mis-
eeiIancous Hooks, Plain and Fancy Stanonary Hank
saas. Wall and Window Papcrs and Variety Goods.
70 Merchants Teachers, School Trustees and others
wishing 10 IN every VIII
% s Sns IL exchange or in
rates: sc-1eEls JOHN H. THOMPSON, 50
Az OFF 81 Monroe Street.
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A Merited COMPREHENSIVE Hon. E. B. OLDs,
of Ohio, Chairman of the Committee OH Post OFF,
ces and Post Roads, who displayed so much abili-
ty, impartiality and uncompromising adherence to
Justice, while Bridge bill was before Congress,
arrived in this city yesterday morning. He was
Immediately waited upon BY many of our citizens,
whose warm expressions of respect and gratitude
indicated their appreciation of his services in be-
half of the interests of this city, and in defence of
one of our country's proudest monuments.
During the forenoon he was escorted to the site
of the BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD DEroT. the
Belmont Iron Mills of Messrs. NoRroS, AcnEsoy &
Co., the MoLunE HOUSE, and several other places
which exhibit the improvements and. resources OF
the city at all of which he expressed himself high
ly delighted, and regretted that his time was too
limited to enjoy further inspection Of the city,
and more extended acquaintance with our citi-
gems. ,ia- at
He left about noon for Ohio,
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ANY of our city subscribers who fail to re-
W , hen naper, viii please notify us Of the fact
een ma nt,;ct The carriers have not yet thorough
liz learned the routes. aa'
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"a urFrom present appearances. the Pi,tsburg Il
and Cincinnati Packets will be out much IN ad7
vance of their usual time for the fall trade. "
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] . LETTERI FROM MIR STEPHENS
~ .REpHR AZ CoTrAoE EptSuuRoU,
n am, Slrs, your Ohetiient Servant z
g4f- Z ..HENRY STEPHENS.'
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

FARMERS GrIpEThc concluding number of this work
is table, and but repeat tic unanimous dict
of the Agricultural in saying 1t is the
complete and reliable Of the contributions to scientific and
practical Agriculture. The arrangement OF the work il
convenient for the usti atoms beautiful,
comprises two royal svo vols OF lGJ pages, including
WGohcuts and II steel eng avings.'' Cuffiraior
ave hsvc received this highly intel estiIg and uefu,
but above al, practical X. We other
'icultural wo:k published In this country which
might compare with the just named in usefulness
intrinsic merit In sencrG''-BuGa1o Itool GROCER
''TnE FARxrR's GrIpr.eThis n rcli mine, OF
STYLE giving copons details OF he best practice English
!arms and adapted general In ts country by the
judcous notes OF the Amc lean eiior. The intelligent
farmer will find 1t attractive icaCg In the conlpar
:son between English and American huShandry, which
it furnishes ample Materials he may obtain many BILE
nental stimulus given by the pensal OF suah writings is
quite important their immediate pu poses.
|-Se1r York Tribune. s5.{I.te ,s1r h's..- .s--it
The is elegantly printed thick white plper
the English stereotype plates, and is neatly bound in
blematic gilt OF various styles. t1 &C., ~
TERMS:
When bound in Musn,. SC 90
sheep so
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The work will be sent by mail, in PAPER COVERS
rosrLGr, at the following iates = d vi,
To any post office not n,o,c than 600 miles ,--
distant from New York.. Sc 90
From 800 to l. 50n mile:, CO
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''' .s'' Gaod Cdnrassing Agents Wanted, siazI
wHo& LIBERAL ALLOWED
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IT erge. & Hoffman have received fine lot OF
leather See advertisement. -,
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u5-The Belmont Mills now employ thirty nail
machines. ...lF
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No inisiake-not the least.-Some of the doubt
ing ones yesterday disposed to entertain sls-
picion as to the correctness of the news we pub
ished in reference to the Bridge bill having pnsset.
the Senate. The following dispatch received last
night, will dispel all doubts. We never make
such announcements without being posted.
fr1 Washington, Aug. 80.
Wheeling Bridge safe by vote of both Houses.
80 NJ
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COPPKR, TIN. & SHEET IRON WARR
Fai 10 'i Mandatory. AGO.

g.l- THANKFUL Tor the FGbera patronage heretofore
t5 bestowed unon him, the subscriber iespecti!
E inform his friends and the public generally that he
Eoontinucs the nand articles in
ali their variety of which he has always hand good as
soItment for Wholesale and reina very priest
He aso keeps on hand cooking stoves of The most ap
proved patterns for coal and wood nm fs9f1 fl7a
Job viii continue to receive his particular attention
please the most fastidious- ...,.r- - 49,. =.
: aug2i -, E. vARNRY, no. 8, Main at
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d. eoDi,. of the DAILY INTELLlGENcER 10
2. :, ,te once OF publication Pnee' TWO seSis'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
oFrlcEoFrHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

ai7'' PUBLIC SALE. s5.5s1
WILL be sold Wednesday the 10th day of September
W 1859, the Premises of ground fronting
tho National Road and extending back Little Wheeling,
eek situated about three hud; cd dis west OF the town
OF Tiodclphia in Ohio county, istluII 'l.
The will be sold public auction
the highest bidder Terms lde known on The day OF *ac
d6w-td -y,.,,,r. FRANCIS MELTON (
Mount Woods Cemetery {
COME very desira able lots in Mount Woods Cemetery
- be had on application to ..as- tl ~ lsi +
- .f. r. ~ ,..sg.i55I 49, rissa NJ. J. RoHAN. i
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uJThe Wharf presented a busy appearance
yesterday.
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MEM, ORLEANS MARKET.

a,z5 NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
u ToBAcco-dull, prices tending upwards;
sales this week barely 100. otrar
FLouR-Ohio 81. St. Louis 1926.
CoRN-Mixei, St. Louis, SOC.
OATs-35 cents.
PoRK-22c; for mess l2!al3.
BAcoN-Shoulders 81. g. "
BuTrER-Western l5alGc.
WHIsKY-20 cents.
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By7the National Line.
rELEGRAPHEp FOR THE DAILY lNrELLIGENcER
APPOINTMENT OF a NEW POSTMASTER

-
TELEGRAPHED FOR THE DAILY lNTRLLIG ENcER.
APPOINTMENT OF a NEW POSTMASTER
q GENERAL,
aaa WASHINGTON, August 30.
Samuel D. Hubbard, ex-member Of Congress,
of Connecticut, las been appointed Postmaster
| neral. s-5i s 10 rs.
DREADFUL FLOOD AT MOBILE-GREAT
LOSS OF LIFE-INfMENSE DESTRUCTION
OF PROPERTY! t-
..''l BALTIMORE, Aug. 80.
A dreadful flood occurred at Mobile, on Thursday
and Friday last. The lowest part of the city vas
completely Inundated and many lives were lost on
sea and land, and an immense destruction of pro-
perty has occurred supposed to equal two millions
of dollars. --
The regular communications were cut off.
.N.. --%-----. .aH
s9a MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
I.aIg0 N ST. LOUIS, Aug. 80.
The Eastern session Of the Missouri Leg
islature convened to day at Jefferson City.
Nearly all the members have arrived.
The Senate stands, IL Wings, IL Demo-
Gratis. and IL Benton men. The House. 40
Wings, 4S Democrats and AZ Benton men,
There will be smart contest for the
Speakership. There is general desire for
short session. agF
MEMPHIS MASS WING CONVEN-
STEAMBOAT NEWS.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 80.
The Wings will hold grand Mass Con.
vention here on the 18th and l4th of Octo-
Der, and extend cordial invitation to their
brethren throughout the Union.
Steamboats, arrived from below, Delaware,
Sonora, and H. d, Bacon. None from
above.
Weather warm, market inactive.
PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATIC CoNVEN-
TION.
PnILA., Aug. 80.
The Democratic City and County Convention
have been balloting all day without making
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TrlStee's Sale.

10y virtue OF Dee ofTicst from Charles c. Tho ECKER
to me- bcarihT the 2Sth day OF Octobc. \. d. 1851
nd recorded ia the ie, ks Office OF the Couy Court OF
Ohio couty in Dced}ook &c. PAGE go VIII proceed
TO sell at public the premises the 3D day OF
sept 1872 at II dock a. NJ, the following desc. ibed
property: lot no. Huudreu aud sixty C6i) lyir,
ard beif. situate ohceiny Island in OrloG a. Zine's
addition 10 the City Wheeling Terrs made known
day OF sale. au,l q. L. CRANAER, Trustee
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AYTIFICIAI, TEETH.
NEW FIRM.

IN Il W. = 1IA1xls iAl{. i.l-ll--t
MESSRS., CAYWOOD, iCoNkLlN * ~ ~
R having purchased the entire stock ofStovss I,n,
EfEcS Copper and Sheet Iron ware of T. c. Cuoert
EHA would respectfully inforn. the eftizens 81
The business manufacturing Tin, Copper ana snees
Iron Ware, which they have constantly on hand gooa
sssortent for Wholesale Retail; very low LOT
all PERSONS wishing to purchase would do wen 70 eau anu
zee al No. 10, Union St.. at the old and wen XIV"
stand heretofore occupied by T. u. Culbertson ~ 2
Particular attention paid TO repairing 90
Wheeins. Ing 81 - cAYwoOD, GoNkbiN * -
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HOME{ MATTERS.
7- Cooa cornpositors.

.l1QTwO Good CoIiPUSRIoH1iSoi 80
lions a, this Office. None but good work
pea need apply. - A----4.;apF' & + +
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1ST


Z !. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1ST. tssys
In view Of the great interests involved In the present
cones-in view OF the determined efforts Of the opposi.
lion party, Is expected that the wings of Washington
Pearer and the surrounding countless will come out In
their strength. .Vis slia ffiaBEug si-s so l'st
The place which this ncengis designed to be held is
one OF the most delightful resorts in this section OF
the country and will all who attend the meeting for
The promoting the Scott and raan, to
eombine politics with pleasure The meeting will be cld
In grove. Conc, them fellow citizens, rally in numbers
that will strike terror into the foe Conn one, como ALL
and by united efforts, give such mighty impetus to the
that will show dete rmnatou and abilityto
overcome all opposition - . !'i9.L sisaeug 20
The following speakers is expected will present
address the meeting: Hon Moses Hampton cept! ChaIiss
Esq. OF Steubenville; Hon Alfred Caldwell, JasE. har.
tom of beeiing; John L. Cow, Esq and Seth 7. Hud of
Washington, and Peter Livingston, Esq.
meeting win be held in the village Of Frankfort in the
evening ofthe day at o'clock Rob G. Smith, Esq
and others will address it g5.y al q, i.7oy. I'd
~ - Jnyiae's JIcdicine s. ,L1ea \ ssf.s
HAVE heAscncy for DIR. Jayne,s Medicines and viii
furnish Druggists and Others on liberal terms
ausol. GRO. WILSON.
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WIG MEETING,

At Frunkfor, springs, Benver caunty, PA.
y GRAND wmG CoSvEsrIoS viii be held at McGinnes
HOTEL Frankfort Sp ings, beaver Pa Poi
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MEMPHIS. MASS WING CONVEN-
lON-STEAMBOAT NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN-
TION. -.

PuILA., Aug. 80.
The Democratic City and County Convention
have been baloting all day without making q
choice for Sheriff. The last ballot stood, Kline
81, Peters II.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Pittsburgh,
Soc Leather,

400 SIDES of Hmlcck tanned sole leather, the best
4UU thrt has everbeen brought to the Wheeling mar.
ket lust rec lived and Or saic by u. !
s,ssl BEG Err & HOFFMAN, 10, Main st.
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Brass Foundry.

: = Brass Foundry.
THHE Subscriber, thankful for past favors respectfully
informs the pubic that he Et continues the business or
n y BRASS CASTING s55H
In all ia branches at the Old Stand the River Bank
rankin Alley, Of Cayett and Du..ds Copper and
Tin shop, Main street. " heeliig, Ya.5I.ilg u
b aug2i-iw. y i - 2 -. JAMES McGILL
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Trustees Sale.
IlY virtue of Deef Trust from James NJ Campbell to
- bca ing date tie 18th day OF October A. d. 1851 and
county in Deed Book;o &c. page 255 viii proceed 10 sc
public auction, on premises, on the 9th day OF Sep.
TENDER at II O'Clock the following described prop.rty
No hundred d e55) lying and bein, sit.
tate Wheeling Isd in lion A. Zanes addition TO tie
aug3l-,d Il. L. CRANMER, Trustee.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 80.
SExATr.-The Navy Appropriation Bill was Ia
ken up; the committee recommended strcking out
q provision that midshipmen and students in the
Naval School should hereafter be appointed from
the Congressional Districts, to be nominated by
the representative Of the same, which, after much
debate was stricken out-Yeas 81, Nays %.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill,
amendments made by the Senate, and disagreed to
| in the House were reported by the Committee of
| Conference as having been agreed to. 1.-The bill
! was finally passed.
The Naval Appropriation Bill was resumed, and
various amendments made TO it, among which an
appropriation for the purchase of n site for Navy
Yard and Depot at San Francisco, which was
agreed to. and the appropriation for continuing the
Sectional Dock and. Railroad, was rejected
HousE.-Mr. Houston, from the Committee OF
Conference on the General Appropriation Bill,
made report on over 100 auendments-report
read and concurred in-yeas 20, hayes 69-the
Speaker giving the casting vote.
The Senate's amendment 10 the P est Office bill,
declaring the Wheeling and Belmont bridges,
across the Ohio river legal structures, was agreed
to, yeas 80, nays Al. 81
The Fertilization bill was considered in commit
tee, and tile amendments adopted
GIN CINNATI-RlVERA AND MARKET.
.-.... -ss7 CINcINwATI, Aug. 80, noon.
The River has risen 10 inches since SAT-
urlay.
Flour quiet, and held a, slight adj.
vance, but no sales. .r
WmrsKY-ls cents ana advancing.
Bacon held for
an advance in consequence, until further
favorable advices from New Orleans.
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lBARBERING SALOON

rgIHE subscribers larbcriEg Saloon Market street,
i doors lclow SeAinan's Chair Factory, will be
open all seasonable hours, and shaving and hair trim
ming will be performed int he ieIes and fashiona
BILE manner Gentlemen will find his sharp. and his
hand steady and sure. Iel j llss, ,.,,.. q
aug2I ind 80, .-fa,sfil MlCHaELJ J. BRElNIG.i
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= TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
undersigned rcopebed his stock or Superior
Tobacco Cigars No 167, Main street yyesf
near Market Alley where will be found al the choice
part-Resalia, 1mpc rsles Canones, La Normas
Ca1adores PIa,telas Prineipee, IIa Spaish Kentnck
loiis,;I3 Il4i II ~ OBACCO. LEsi Atsis silly
Russell and Robipaons, Di1on's Jones and
s1'o1st5su5sK ~ SNUFF.
Rsgpe conssess ;aae9sus1 Scotch, Cut End pry,for
The feels thankful fasors iere,ofor.
slowed and would respectfully solicit portion Of public
aughi-imd WAN. II. HOwSER
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Trlstee's Sale.

cow Feed,
SUPPLY of B:1, Short. &c. ju t ,eceived by
n aus3l TH0BURN, 1871 Market Square.
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USTSPU-,o1,11
THE FARNIEHs,SS, ROYAL syo.

SCIENTIFIC AND. PRACTICAIA DE 10 q.
ALAS. THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION OF 'tRiCoLrohE,
d OF THE FARM ny HENRY STEPHENS BOOK
EDINBURGH, WITH An AMERICAN APPrS1e, r R. s., OF
TdN, PROFESSOR of srlESTIfic AuRIcuEny If. NOR
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN aiaui tfa'z 70 s'HE, IN YALE
This work embraces every subject OF import
ted with in all its various branches; connec
retieal and practical lts clear aud spacious deb theo
ulness and accuracy Of its information The comp, the
OF every have imam work
ce, been equalled' IT s arranged
ate heads, represented by the the year
Winter Spring, Summer, Autumn-aM the notes OF Pro
lessor Norton appended in the same order, adding
greatly to the value the by adapting It SOIL
climate, growth &c, of this country The united labors
two such distinguished writer's constitute this most
complete and valuable Agricultural wo. issued
the press II coprises two royal Svo Volumes ana
contains 1000 pages besides Ii splendid cngravings,
about COO ensruvinss wood The latter alnox
every Implement of husbanry now in use the varios
methods OF blowing; planting Oct aid the former the do
nestle animals, the farm Stealing. &c.
.lSLETTER FROM MFR STEPHENS
,gussn .REpHRAE CoTTAo EpISuuRoH.
r-sGJ a rl.s !lE II ~ bsSGpt. 30, 1851.
''MesSrs Leonard Scott 8. Co., i-ItF .!.aiaE4E
"Genenen-l beg to say that your tFdrn,ers Guide
the only genuine edition published in the United States
Amc rca OF my woik, the Book OF Fdrni,r The eto
circulating the States under the title III.
shook OF the Farm" is taken fom the first edition of
work. written ten years which i'll second edition.
entirely ie.modclled, ard eat part oic adoptn
all the more recent im in the practice OF Agr
culture suggested by scientific experiment, ard making IT,
in effect quito new book. t4,lI .fElJE . aE
go '''. 'f'' al am Sirs, your uhedept Servant 4g