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H0UsEKEEpER's GOODS,

OdN NJ. DONN BROTHER have just opened
y and arranged q handsome assortment of Goods
suitable for the season, viz
Parian Marble Goods
Papier Mache and French painted do.
French China and Berlin Iron Goods, as Cups
and Saucers, Mugs, Cardstands, and Match
Boxes, Dresden China, very handsome Bas.
kets and Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Castors, Mugs Tea Sets
Gard and Cake Baskets, Goblets, Forks and
Spoons
Mustards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar, ETHEREAL, Hall, &c.
BRONZED GOODS.
Tenders, Dogs, Shovel and Tongs, Spittoons
Candlesticks, Csndelabras, Hatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame, mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glasses, Bracket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and COED
Bureaus, Sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs of many patterns and shapes and mate
Bedstead, Beds Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China, glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
quantities, large stock, we'll assorted, and
cheap. Z
JAPAN WARE
Toilet Sets, Candlesticks, Cake Boxes
Brushes, WOODWARD, Iron Ware
Clocks of several varieties and patterns, 30
hour and day. Our stock Is certainly the
NEST complete Of any kept in the District or
perhaps at any other place.
We invite call from persons in want ofarticles In
he line of housekeeping, and we fatter Ourselves
hey can be accommodated at our establishment
promptly and at ss reasonable prices for the quality
. at any ether place.
JOHN NJ DOM BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet 10th and 1lth sts.
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In the same proportion, but it was one of
his pecuGarities to be indebted to no nan.
and his was spirit to chafe above all, at
the well-meant counsels Of worldly and
calculating friend.
But the philosophy which should smile
calmly at the ruin of worldly fortune should
not have been accompanied by the sensitive
and imaginative temperament that firmly
believed in its power of holding converse
with beings Of another sphere; and the ex-
citement of poor Hillington's latter career
had, in breaking his health, and shattering
his nerves, sapped the foundation of that
mysterious barrier which separates the
shores ofs, treason from the illimitable ocean
OF insanity. Step by step, I beheld the
catastrophe approaching, Of which was
too well aware of the terrible result. For
years he had believed in the actual appari-
ton of his Austrian love; twice as he often
assured me, he had seen her distinctly in
the flesh, and the conviction was indellibly
impressed upon his mind that third ap-
pearance would be Immediately followed by
his own decease. With the peculiar rea-
soning of insanity, this belief appeared now
to have assumed the shape of stringent
obligation, point of honor, and as he him
self expressed it, she should be bound to
follow when she beckoned him away" Once
more the phantom stood by his side, and
from that moment the curtain was with
drawn from the fatal portrait Twelve
hours afterwards he had ceased to exist:
and the beauteous form, the gallant chivalz
rous spirit, the kindly loving heart, were as
though they had never been.
We buried him in hallowed ground.
Grateful at least for this The sun shone,
the streets looked gay and crowded. Busi-
ness knit the brows, or pleasure frightened
the cheeks of the needless passengers as
they moved to and fro upon their amuse-
ments or their occupations. Did that death
stroke upon the minute bell thrill to the
heart of one child of Mammon? Did that
mournful procession, as ever and anon it
stopped, and wound on again in mysterious
gravity, speak its solemn warning to one
individual in that busy throng? "We are
bearing one Of yourselves to his real home.
Yesterday was he such as ye are, tomorrow
shall ye be like him. His place shall be
your place, and where he is going ye shall
CO." I fear me not. We have indeed au-
thority to believe, that where all else had
failed, not even the voice of one from the
dead shall prevail.
We buried him. Shall I ever forget the
dull dead sound of the damp earth as it
'smote upon his coffin 90 "Ashes to ash
es-dust to dust" Was this the end of all?
My friend My brother!
As [ turned from the church yard they
were bearing in another funeral-so soon!
l felt that he was already forgotten. What
mattered it to me? I was alone in the
orld
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p9 "There has been," said Mrs. Par
tington at the table, ga good deal Of provi-
dation about instoring the defective tariff,
and some was in favor Of the distension Of
knavery, but don't see as either has had
any afluence on the election" and then,
after serious pause added: ''they do say
that fools and children will compound ques-
tions that wise men can't solute nor philo-
sophers expatiate. Now there is Horace
Greely, with real childish dupicity, puts
forth his distribute-"Why am 1 swig,"
and with all the compacity of wise man
and the opacity of philosophy, explascrates
q whole extract of forty pages without ex-
his own inquisitions."
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SHOOTING HENS.

The Carpet Bag tells the following good
one:
Col. R. and Gen. NJ. were formerly neigh
bors, and had gardens adjoining each other.
One pleasant morning in spring, about the
time of planting, Col. R. met his friend, the
General, in tae street, boiling over with
rage, who addressed him after this wise:
"Confound your darn'd old old hens Col
onel, they've been in my garden, and
scratched the beds every which way; shall
have to make them all over again; can't
you shut them up this autumn ?"
"Keep cool, General" said the Colonel,
"I prefer my hens should have plenty OF
sun, air, exercise and food and don't be-
lieve that your garden seeds will hurt them
at all. However, if they trouble you much,
shoot 'em-shoot 'em %
81 will by thunder, Colonel" said the
still more excited General, "Pn do it, I'll
do it, blamed if 1 DON'T" and turning
around on his heel, marched away, mad as
a wild cat.
The next morning as the Colonel was sip
ping his coffee, the family was startled by
the "bang," chang" of firearms, the
cause of which was soon ascertained. The
Colonel, On going to the d vision fence, look
ed over and saw Gen. NJ. in the act of double
murder. Six fine specimens of the "dung-
hill" fowl were founcing on the ground un-
willing just yet to yield up their gizzards
to the gourmand.
"Aha, General! SO you are executing
your threat, are you"
"To be sure, told yor I'd do 1t, and III
be darn'd if don't shoot IL the rest, if you
don't shut 'em up. But here, take the thiev-
ing critters, don't want 'em; they are too
highly seasoned with shot for my family"
"Thank you, thank you, Gen. NJ, just
wait day or two before you kill any more
until we eat these up, and then I've no OBJ
lection to having the rest shot,
Now, Colonel r. was rather jealous Of his
AASuCcS duO, IuoiO iOoNOi, oc nSiy 90 NAoA6 ~
his disposition, and it was a great mystery
to the General how he could keep so cecil
about this matter. The sequel will show.
In two or three days after, three more
fine fat chickens were thrown into the Col
oners garden, and duly taken care Of by
the cook.
At last the General "smelt rat" His
own chickens were missing, and the egG
basket hung on the peg quite empty, to tho
utter astonishment Of his good wife, who
had never known similar occurrence be-
fore.
"Col. b." said the General, as they met
one day in the street, "haye killed all
your hens YETI"
"Killed all my hens, General, slowlyre-
peated Col. r. "Why, have not owned
living hen these three years ]"
The General sloped. He had shot and
given to Col r. nine of his best layers!
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NO. IL.
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE
Ny dear are you going out.
Indeed tbs very cold;
Let me sweet love around your neck
This handkerchief enfold.
You know how anxious for your health.
Ny own dear Gesrge, am ],
One loving kiss before we part,
Good bye, sweet duck, good bye!
Er. Rper.

"THREE YEARS AFTER MARRIAGK.s
see you're going out again.
You can't stay home an hour;
No wonder that I'm growing thin
Ny temper getting sour;
Neglect will shortly do its work,
Oh, whistle-that will do;
Isuppose I'll see you home at twelve,
As usual, very "blue"
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"a Keep good company or none'
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OLD TOWSER-A PARODY.
Don't you remember old Tewser, dear hs'h
Old Towssr, 80 shaggy and kindf -.
How he used to lay, day and night BY tne ssse
And seize eiuterlopers-behind!
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Thc Primary Department
OF THE
Meade Colleriate Instit11t

WELLSBURGi VA.
THE Fall session this School will commence on MON.
DAY the 18th of SEPTEMBER and will continue five cal.
eEdRr months.
Nopup will be received time than one session,
unless by special agreemen,-aMI when entered,
deduction will be made for absence during session.
cept i'll OfprotrIcic sckness,-nor win any pupil be
permitted TO withdraw. This rule lis positive.
TERMS:
payrupiIs,- English Department. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. 1900
Bo1Id and Tuition per session of five months. IL 90
One hafnVaiably i'll advance the remainder the mid.
die oil the session.
discount per cent will he made on the bills of all
Ministers OF the Gospel
~ For further information catalogue, published by
Board OF Trustees.
By order rthe Board
SAM'L u. TOMPKINS, Rector
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CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Walnut,
CINCINNATI, Ono.


Incorporated, 1S4S.
THE attention of the public respectfully
superior facilities atoI ded at this Institution, for
Iying ndi Cduals in Thorough practical
counting room and business pursuits.
InsTMctfon- Bookkeeping by Double EntTy-A complete
practical course OF Instruction given the of keep
ing scientifically Double Entry Books in the different de
artncnts of trade. commerce and manufactures compre
lending the forms in among the eminent establish
ncnIs engaged individually partnership business
whether prosperous adverse the purchase
ChaEdSe wholesale inn Orting and cXport-
atIon including speculatOns in Stocks estate,
bank insurance. Railroad and hooks
JOINT stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety
utat ons pertaining TO business operations being taught
iccoIds 10 The most approved methods-lnterest Dis
count Equation arbitration o! Exchanges. &c.
Mercantile CoTTePoHdeMce-Such exercises introduce
habits and genuine business correspondence upon
line mind OF the student well amiliarize him with
CONNER tIa technlcalties and phTaSeology including pro
lorna Invoices Account safes, bills OF exchange,
Practical PeHnaHhP-OEe hour is devoted i'll teaching
systematic style of business writing, combining freedom
WIFE command OF hand aud pen accuracy and
elegance with and T1Pidity aud perfect lebity with
beauty reconstruction.
Commercial anti Political Economy-Daily Lee
lures given these important topics, connected
with the avOcaOns OF the merchant i'll the operations
commerce. and practical workings of trade eb
subject of Partnership, principal and AGENT negotiable
struments salcs debts, guarantees, also the
wealth. currency foreign domestic exchanges cred
It, profit, interest, inter national Tade, DC.
weeks.
Instruction applicants enter
al any time.
Knowledge ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business acquaintance of the Principal enables him
10 render TO those wisngto situations
graduating.
Good board can be obtained i'll the CITY at to
per week
Diplomas under seal awarded She graduates
1ERNS:-For partial course books atiOnery, DC, i'll
elusive. S2S.09.
For full course, books stationery Diploma, Sc, inclu-
sive. 5000. JOHN GUNDRY,
jaaS'53-1yd Principal.
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NO Part OF the syscmis liable disease than the
LIN Err, II serving tiltcTcr purify tile blood or
giving the proper secretion TO the bile, that any wrong
action OF the Liver effects the other important parts
system and results vurOusly i'll Liver COMPLAINT Jaun.
dice, Dyspepsia clc We should, therefore, watch every
These Pills being composed of Roofs and Plants furnished
by nature 10 he'll the sick namely; list, EXpeCtrant
winch RuSnents the secretion from tho Pulmonary uc
mGmb1c OF promotes the discharge OF sCcreed matter
M an Alternative which changes IN incXplica and
nscnsibG certain action OF tho system
3D. Tonic which gives tOmcamd ength Gus
s. sicI renewing Health and vi.Or parts he body
an, Cahartic which ucs im perfect harmony with tic
other edents, and operating Owels and cxrel
ing the whole mass oil corrupt and vitatcd matter and
lie blood, which destroys disease restores
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I'm QUART ROpTLEs.


Sero'"a' RhenmatiS, Stubborn Ulcers. Dyspepsia,
Aae"m' Ferer Sores ErysiPeIaa, Pinnplss, Bes, Mer
~S'riHl Diseases, CutaneOas E,nPtioms, Lirer Dom.
PLANT, Bronchitis. Consumption. Fenacle
Complaints, Loss Of Appetite,
General Debility, &c.
In this preparation restorative properties
OF root concentrated in their strength and et
cncy but while SHrsap1 lila Root forms important part
CT its combination, it is, at The tme compounded
with other vegetable remedies of great power it in
the peculiar combination and scientific it's prcn
araton that its reka success in the diseases
depends 1t acts simultaneously upon the stomach, tho
circulation aud the Sorels: and thus til processes which
are ordinarily the result OF three different kinds nedi-
cine are carried at the time, thrOHgh the instr-
mentality OF this remedial agent, which gently stm-
atcs Willie 1t dlSniccts and eXpels from the stomach anu
bowels all that's irritating time restores
their vgor ami tone. Its great merit u.s. il meets and
eHtTGlSeS the active principle disease ITSELF aud when
that Is go"c the symptoms necessarily disappears wo
have only TO point to the accumulated Testimony of multi
udcs who have experienced its effects, convince in
credulity itself OF its real value.
The Pro1rieors submit To the public the following
tifCae from highly respectable SOURCE OF a cure made
by using their preparation OF SarsaraIilla
CMArHAM, Mass July IS, 1850
MsrS. y Il. Il d. SANDS:
Gcnlcmcn-So truly VARIABLE do consider your SAY
sapa lila that feel it To he duty To
III of Others, the cure effected myself Previous 10
Si5 had disease o. the throat which destroyed the
head This soon resulted in severe intlmmntion and
For six weeks the disease continued in head and lien
rervOdc1 the body generally, attaching all Tie limbs
was tonined TO sick bed from which expected
to arise. Many Physicians attended rue, the most
sku pI onuuEced me past In Short tongue cannot
express my ST lcrings and in this condition heard OF
your Sarsararllu purchased six bottles, ard
all other remedies did not expect To take all bought
so debiiitaed had system become. Contrary ali ex
rectntio health almost Immediately bcgEn Improve
was able to attend to my domestic dItics and
could walk out, thing one thought would be mpossi.
bic MyGraudc cannot express lCeing satisfied that
nothing else could have relieved misery and SUI
crlng Then endured - chccrully recommend
SaEsaparlila 10 "a as have done.
Respectfully yours,
HEBECCA MAYO.
Knowing the above statement TO be strictly correct and
| to the SAME.
Warren Rodgers, Mrs Priscilla l.. 10 ii,
John llailet, Mrs. Reb:cCR Smith.
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SALE

by virtue of deed Thomas Nc Even tn
the undersigned, for the benefit OF David r. Dom
Hnted TINS 26i day OF January, 1851 duly recorded in
book 81 page No. snail the 23d day OF June 1883 at
The front door of the court house of Ohio c5uly at o..
CLOCK A. NJ on That day, expose to by public auction
to The highest bidder lot numbered seven (1 in square
g laid out by Samuel Sprigg and John Richie and for
nerly called Ritchicown but called the town OF
p5s Terms OF salc, cash.
The title OF sad property believed to be undoubed
ana ndlsruable, but selling trustee shall only convey
such title as Is vested. a. j. PANNI:LI,
mao TrueIca -
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
TRUST SALE.

INUDI oALE.
by virtue OF deed OF trust executed by Thomas r.
ID Black. the undersigned for the benefit Of Robert r
Woods bis or assign lste the day
County Court of Ohio county, in Deed Book No 80 page
49, upon request being made to Alexander a. Woods
one of the Executors of said Robert c. Woods in writing
SHALL on the 18th day of UNE, 1853, at O'Clock p NJ
al the dwelling house OF said Thomas G. Black In tho
Fifth wand OF tho city hcelMg offer for sale Mt nnbc
auction, to the highest bidder for CASH. ali The sonaI
property conveyed To me by tho said deed OF trust
mat4-tds "a 'rII.t
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Rhodes. McNair IL Co.

HAVE now in store. their complete stock of spring
LII dry goods, which they talIy invite the uten
ton OF purchasers In their will be
every variety ofcss goods and trimmings together with
heavy stock of domestic and staple goods; the
quality at the lowest possible prices 1t has been their
aim TO lay in such store would suit the generally
and they tlater themselves that variety beauty
ee1rnesS, their goods not cxceed by any the city
They do not deem il essential articles,
only small portion of the stock could he thus noticed
best and besides, they believe that those who wish hand
some and durable goods for the least possible money, will
come to No 50 Main St, Centre Wheeling, get hc and
they will most certainly never go away disappointed.
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THE TApE WnRM

This is the most difficult destroy of all that
lnEest the human sysch it grows almost indie finite
LENGTH becoming coiled and fastened the imtcstncs
and stomach eectns the health dly cause St
Vltus Dance Fits etc that those afflicted seldom ever
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm that is fastening them
to an early In order destroy this WOIm very
energetic treatment must be pursued it be
proper 10 take or OF my Liver Pills, as TO remove
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may direct
upon The Worm, which must be taken in of two Ia.
pic sroonius three times These directions followed
have never been known 10 fail in curing obsi-
nate case OF Tape worm
READ THE FoLLOwING:
Ana you cannot be Indifferent TO this appeal. Human-
NY calls upon you to do uuty 1t is only
Inc hlay thousands who la its wonderful Effects
Dr. j. ~ llobensaCk,-Sr TO you, the I'M!
Ecntor OF highly valuable medicine, prompts this humble
cSonS III ITS favor, as being sair. gentle, yet power.
tully ehectIal remedy for Worms Having had much ex-
lencc in knowing thu effects
my WIFE, who was well skilled in mnstcrng 10 chdre Ell
III pronounced it the best had used
would use no other while yours had. dauglI.
Ter OF ours became seriously diseased. Her symptoms
were ming, but hcr mother at sought rene.
ny Tor worms. Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken halia bottle, OF Sir, JOY gave
ale nollel, to see the Improvement IN her child he
ing about five or six years old She passed Immense
quantity OF Worms, hc stckly
Gu, her spirits returned and i'll n short time lovely
cMiu threatened with decline death, prom
lse oil health lhahks TO kind Providence bles.
sing attended your Syrup, restored child With conf.
dencc recommend it TO all parents whose children arc
suffering with Worms.
JAS; Il BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
! L L 6

NV Il sale well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS
LEATHER: and every description of PAPER-MAkERS'
MATERIALS
West Paper business complete in all its parts
formed permanent connections with the best
this country and receive supplies directly
Item. The prices and terms offer favora.
BILE the goods be purchased for in the Eastern
cities.
We have the exclusive agency the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER d SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be.
ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made in this
country.
Our stock embraces description of Paper used in
the West We have but Uniform price ALL Orders
by mail will be filed at the prices bought
person. Samples will be sent by mail free OF cost
ang2l. BUTLER & BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
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DISSERTATIONS

THE partnership heretofore existing under the name
anu hrm oil Pollock DOn!On, dissolved on the 1st
lns Mr. James Maxwell having purchased the interest
OF Ephram Pollock The business of the house will be
settled ana cont nued by the firm Mcssrs. DonOn e.
MAXWELL Tor whom the retiring partner so,cIts the con
the old firm. EPHRAIM POLIOCK
ap27 John DONION
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JAS. Il BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor Of the Southampton Baptist Church

w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thcr, Parents and all others,
that ii0bcnsack's WORM SYRUP is the only Medicine in
that will eradicate Worms, with certainty and will
not disagree with the most delicate stomach. lie careful
that get the genuine tice that the
y. HOBESSAcK.' is Oh every bottle.
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Removal

THE OFFICE OF TIE VIRGINIA, WHEELING. ,xn,.
PAPER MILE, AND fHGSu
Has been removed from the Old Ioc,,o.
wheeling to rear OF Sweeney Sons On IN Cent.
the steamboat landing, where samples Of convenient
Sonnet boards and Wrapping paper can be tesn Paper
=, RAGS wanted in any quantity, either in ey VEN:
CASH, at the highest market price sAShange or fol-
Orders addressed to US will receive pron,p, ,.-.
mas LAMBnIN, BOSH, S SSsn'9R
CGaZ, con 3rnN '-'A q 20.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
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A MONG their stock, may be found WHITING, AND
N blank BOOK PAPER, the Lar gcst assortment in
the West, ofevery description.
Printing Paper ali sizes Eng & Amer Tissue Paper.
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Ham "a Card 't
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Envelopes ofevery description, &c &c.
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The above Cards and Card Boards, manufactured
pTcssy for ourselves and beautiful
inshi they do not peel in working, and afforded
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kc and as low they can he purchased in the Fast.
@ Dealers and consumers in Paper and Cards,
pecully invited to examine stock. goods
received direct from manufacturers which enables to
sell low, not lower than other house in the West
90 Paper made to order.