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HU NJ OROUS.
The Tall Gentleman's Apology.

Br RonERT BRIL-
Up,rsid me not 1nevsr swore, eternal love to thee.
For thou art only ave feet high, and AM six lee,
I wonder dear. how you supposed that could look
There's many one can tie knot who cannot "fx'
beau.
Besides. you must confess, my love- the bargain 5
scarcely fair,
For.never could we make o match, although we made
apair;
Marriage, know, makes one Of two; but here's the
horrid bore,
My friends declare If you ore one, that | nt ea,,
am foxr.
IT'S true, tho morni.ts have ssd that Love has got
10 eyes,
But why should all my sighs be hcoved for one who
has no sizel
And on our wedding day I'm sure Id leave you in
the lurch,
For you never a steeple, dear, in the inside Of
church.
lido admi, wear glass, because my sights not
good,
But were always quinzing you, i, nigh, be counted
rude;
And though use concave lens, by oil the gods |
hope
My wife will ne'er look up 10 me through Hersli.
els telescope
Then fare thee WE'LL my gentle one ask no parting
kiss;
must not break my buck to gain 50 exquisite bliss;
Nor will weep lest should hurt SO delicate fow'r
The tears that fall from such height would be a
thunder shower.
4
ntub,
1o:,hnt would be sore disgrace to tile Six Feet
Club;
Bot II you ever love again, love on smaller pan,
For why extend to six fee. three the life that's but
spnn.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
On Friday, The 9Th dan of Octobcr pcrt at

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ Of Court.
On Friday, The 9Th day Of October ncrt at
O'Clock In the afternoon upon the rren Jes will sold
TO the highest bidder The following Real Estate az the
propery Of William Notnon decd, TO witt Beginning for
the same at the North East corner of tho North west
quarter of Section No. 95. Township No. of Range s.
running thence south with tile East boundary Of said
quarter l2O, IS perchcs to stone thence North West
l2l 40 rerches to the North boundary line OF said sec
toni thence East "a 50 perche to the place OF hcg inning
containing Thirty Acres Of land appraised at
There is durable Cabin dwelling house uro,i sa id prem.
lses stable and other Ouihuldngs, fine Spring of
never failing water in the yarda young Orchard of
choice irut woN timhcrcd-with about 20 acres under
agnod state ofcutivaOn. Said premises situate in
a good neighhorhood in the South West OF Go.
shen Township, IlOdciuE Mill. said premises will
be sofa lree rom dover other iucumhrancc, and a
good title given. The Terms o Sale are cash IN hand
III one year and in two years. with interest the dc.
crreu payments from the dayof ste to he secured by
Mortgage DEBORAH VERNON
Administrator Of WIN. Vernon, Decd.
Sept LIST. ls5i--4t.
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NOLD DOLLARS FOR rs CENTS

rOLD DOLLARS FOR rs CENTS
~ To he had at the "BeeIlive Store" and even bet
bargains than that in the shape of Dry Goods Only
hear few Of them and then and the balance:
Beautiful Figured Black Silk at 15--worth 81.
do Barred do at 62l and rs cents, the
chearest ever brought TO Wheeling.
Beautiful Swiss Dresses, worth 50, at Sl,75.
200 yards French Ginghams at Is cents.
:CC0 do Prints, Maddcr stripes, at cents.
30 pieces fine French Lawns, worth 25 TO 81 cents, at
191 cents.
ACC wards Mouslin dc Lains at 3 cents.
An dnultitudcs of otlef bargains will he given by
apr .I4.l STONE e. THOMAS.
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'MisCELLANEoUs ENIGMA.

4 am composed Of twelve letters.
NY g. 8, 0, 8, is one of the U. States.
Ny !, Q, 2, II, is a ruler.
My3' ., Q, 8. 10, is vegetable.
N.Y. 4. 8, 10 number.
NY ., ., 8, 10, is a period va oil enioy
my ~ D. b, II. iswhat | love TO do.
My whole 10 what we all know no,b;,o
about. UNUs EopITM
st. cisirsvills SEP. 7, 1854.
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Schlesinger's Patent s.Gutta Percha Coat
ed pens.,,

TUE subscriber is agent for these pens This coating
rcsists Aqua Fortis, and prevents oxidsing in the
ink. Sold by gross or doz The Trade and Teachers
supplied on liberal terms. J. II, WIJIIANS
Sept IL, 1852.
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yE,O COUNTRY INTERCHANGEABLE,

Il AND CARS AT WmoLEsALE.-We are now receiving
our TALL and winter stock of Hats and Caps, which will
he we feel assured the largest and cheapest ever brought
to this CITY, Country Merchants who dcsgn purchasing
cast are particularly invited to call and examine
stock. for we are certain the prices fully low
any house in Baltimore.
s. ID. HARPER d SON
No. 100, cor. Main and Union sts., Wheeling.
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ENATEsT ARRIvAL!-The ste,

l. Pennsylvania arrived at the Port of Wheeling o
the 9th, bringing the following vauahles:
hmputatng, Dissecting and Pockets In. <..ixzxN
strimens; Harris's Pat. Forcips; Spring S.sF,sSi5
and Gam Lanccts; SCarihcatOrs; Tooth \9 n
files; saws and Flllers; Excavators and y. "A
Rose drills; Mouth Glasses; Gold A
aud Tin Foil; Gold, Silver and French Leaf: YeIo,yI
Green and Red Bronze. And also a large amount n
Iurc Imported Drugs, all of which have been purchased
and now for sale by JAS. w COZ JINr
81. Clairsvie, May 12th, 1854.
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of.

AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
a \ fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
hCKES OF land, lying in section No. i Green township
Hooking county, Ohio There is on the premises two
CABIN HOUSES. About four acres are cleared at each
Cabin The land is well tmGered large quantity of il
being poplar. There is plenty of STONE COAL and
IRON ORE on the land. Said land lies miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
half mile from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire of JosEpH WoLY, living miles from the
land or the subscriber, living CADIZ, Harrison
county, Ohio. SAMUEL HINES
Cadiz, June q. 1859.
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INSTRUCTION
bookkeeping by Double Entry.


complete practical of instruction is given in
the art OF keeping scientifically Double Entry Books in
Manufactures, comprehendng the best forms in
mOng the most eminent establishments engaged indvd'
uay or in partnership in business whether prosperous
adverse in the purchase and sale of merchandise at
wholesale and retail. importing and exporting on their
account commission or on joint speculation, in
lcudng spcculations in Stocks Real Estate &c, with
Stcamoang, Bank, Insurance, railroad and Books OF
Joint stock and Chartered Associations generally
Commercial Calculations,
Embrace every variety of computations pertaining to
business operations being taught according the most
improved methods--IntsreSt, DISCOUNT Equations, "A,
Jitration Of EEehange, &c.
Mercantile Correspondence.
Such exercises introduced on this subject as ae
calculated to impress business habits and genuine hu
sness style OF Correspondence upon the mind oil the
student, well as familiarize him with Commercial al
TecnIcall,cs and Phraseology, including pro to' ana
Invoices, Account Sales, Bills OF Exchange, etc.
Practical Penmanship.
One hour daily is devoted in teaching systematic
Style of business writing, combining freedom with Il
thorough command OF hand and PEN accuracy and elc
gance h and rapdity, and perfect legibiity It'll
beauty of construction.
Commercial Law and Political Economy.
Daily Lectures are given on these important TO. les
connected with the OF the merchant in the
Operations of commerce and practical workings oft ade
the subject of Partnership, Prncnal AMI "A
gent, Negotiable Instruments Sales. Debts, Gnara lies
also the laws of Wealth, Currency, foreign and
domestic Exchanges Credit, Profit, Interest," Wages, In
Acrnat ional Trade, &c.
The course be completed in from eight to tw elvo
weeks.
Terms for the Mercante.course $40.
Expenses for Stationary, Diploma, &c, So.
Instruction being given individually applicants can
enter at any time. ,
knowledge of the ordinary English branches is all
the requisite preparatory qualifications: ~.
The business acquaintance OF the Principal ena'e'
him to render assistance to those wishing TO procure sit
uations graduating.
Good Board be obtained IN the city at from S2,5I
to $500 per week.
Diplomas under seal are awarded the Graduates.
Oct. &, 1852. JOHN GUNDRS, Principal.
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M ava every other article usually kept in our line On
OF business Our work win he made with E&o32
heainoss and durability, aud in any style dc. H8-2
sHed. we would respectfully call the attention of Al
publlc TO our mode of making collars as we think
nave pattern that Is proof against galding the shou
efs OF any horse. We have also an extra quantity
leather Wagon Whips. Allof which we intend 10 81
low Please give us call and see for yourselves
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INI HEAT a. CHAPLINE, Monroe St.

MA HEAT a. CHAPLlNE, Monroe ST.,
wv Wheeling, Va, jobbers Of School and Blank
books, Wall, Window and Writing Papers, Hosiery
md Gloves buttons Threads, Pins and Needles, Brush
Cutlery, Combs, suspendeTs, Perumery, and every
1escr ription of notions and variety goods.
Agents for H. Noyes celebrated United States copy
ook
Rays, Ginseng, Deeswsx, Fiaxsced and Feathers
WANTED. July II, 1854.
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NOTICE.

would lnstsay to my friends and old customers III
owing to the state of my health have disposed of MI
shop 10 Mr. VIM. seidwitz and my Wilson and AL
nusiness wiIl DO conducted oy them at my old stanl
feehg thankful 10 the public for the liberal putr
bestowed upon me during my continuance in busines|
would say that Mr. SeidwlZ has been in nv cmpId
Tor several years past and feel no hesancy in recon-
mendng him to the public good work ian who wi
do justice To them. ~
Yours, ISAAC AaEpy
st. ClalIsviile, May 10, 1854.
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'ROUBLE AHEAD.-The Bees are
termined on Fuss-wilI offer these great ba rga
4OO dozen beautiful printed handkerchieis al 4 al
worth l2t.
200 dozen Linen Table cloths at 20 cts worth
lO do Union do do 90 do III
$50 do do do do 81 Io
$50 yards Table Linen do rs do n
,o0 doH fine Russia diaper towels, i2t do
:, lSv I 10 90 do birds eye liner
CAL soon and getty share.
apr'l4 STONE & THOMAS.
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X ANAWA SALT, always on hand and
IN Tor sale at the lowest price at J. JEPsoN's.
O. SlaTsville June2.
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DERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
any articles usually kept AT Drug Stores win 90,
their money back by calling at ~, -, -
apr ail II. ALEXANDER's Drug Store.
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" INDOW GLASS AND PUTTY
always 10 be had, in large or small quantities al
apr gil II. ALEXANDER's Drug Store.
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CHAD AND HERRING, direct from
X Baltimore, Just received and for sale at a
st. Clairsvle, June g. j. JEPsoN'S
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PROFESSIO. NAL CARDS.

n ID. T. COwEl y, ATroRNrY AND
~. COUNSELOR AT Law, S, 'LicrroR IN CHANcEsT
AND NOTARY PUBLiC, st. Clars, NE, o.
70 j. PoFFlCE opposite the Ame. 'ican House and over
C.TrolFsstore. apr 53.--tf
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l ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS
= Just reed and for saleby McCosAnry & KELLY
Bridgeport, March 18th, 1853 I''
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for schools and families,

Cuters Physiology, large and small with the plates,
mounted and paper. Also, Greenleats arithmaties.
have foru.u agency for this Co. for these important
works and can give them to the trade shoos and fsml
slon favorable terms. School books generally on hand
Oct. 70. J. II. WILLIAMS
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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BLACK
Red and Blue Ink, reed and for sale
May 90. j. THOMPSON.
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ROLL EXTRA LISTING CARPET
Il Eastern make, at Uune3) STONE & THOMAS. 4
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w. NEWPORT, ATT, 1RsEY TT LAW
~ AND SOLICITOR IN CHAscERY, 81 Clairsvine, o.
IL omce opposite the Wm Penn Hoi 'ss.- feb. $50
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st. ClsirsvilIe, May 18th, 1854.
NR. J.B. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED
COM
plants.

The CathoCau far surpasscs her remedies, in being
more CERTAIN less expensive and leaving the system in
better condition. Let all interested call and Obtain a
pamphlet (frec) containing ample proof, from the most
respectable sources OF the beneficial results of its
with letters from highly experienced Physicians
who have used ii i'll their practice, and speak from their
own observations.
p. II. PeCkham, NJ. D. Utica, NJ Y.
l.. ID. Fleming, NJ. D., Cauandaigua, N. Y.
NJ ii. Mills, Nj D., Rochester, \.
u. Y. Foote NJ. d.. Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. d.. Baltimore Md.
J.C. Orrick NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ. D., New-York city.
w. Prescott, NJ. d., Concord, N. "A.
J.P. Newand, NJ. d. Utica, Y.
Rev. e. :. Beard, Glenn Springs, =. g..
Letter addressed tc care of Mr. Curtis Hatch agent
at Ravenna, Ohio.
To Dr.. MARCHIsI:-l have been ten years troHblcd
with Female neutrality-suspicious. utcri, and all the
attending difficulties; at times rendering life most
mise able. have had the attendance Of of the
hest physicians, with hui little success the most they
could do 10 relieve "a cure was out of the question
For five months before commencing it'll your medic inc,
had not been able to perform any labor, could walk
few steps at tme and scarcely out of doors
in short, completely prosrated, both in body
in suffering and misery. But, reading yOur advertise
ment wrs induced try your invaluable medicine
called Uterine Catholicon, as the last resort had
used il a week before felt like another woman BY the
use of hotties enabled perform all labor
for six i'm the family with ease and could could walk
anywhere in the neighborhood without injury. Moth
ing but sense OF my duty 10 you and to the afflicted
has induced me TO state my case to the pubic. ! can
safely recommend the preparation to all those suffering
like myself.
(Sgned) Mrs. SARAH A. BIsHoP.
Freedom Portgage, Co.. Ohio, Dec. 27, 1859.
UPJ. b. M.ARCHlSl g. Co, Proprietors,
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, N. Y.
HUMPHREY ALEXANDER, agent, Druggist, st.
find sold by John Mclean, CadiZ; II. u. Fawcet IT, Mt
Pleasant; j. w. Warfeld, Fairview; Brentiinger &
armstrong, Wheeling, Va. apr. I, lS5i.-ly
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I AXE FISH.--2b half bis. 2Owhols do.
IL Just received and for sale by 4
Bridgeport, June 10, 1854. I
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TINO HOUSEKEEPERS.- offer this
Il the largest and hest assortment Of Wall pa.
per. window paper, borders etc c we ever had.
Every description OF Ladies', Gents and Childrons
Hosiery. WHEAT IL CHAPLINE,
July II. Monroe street, Wheeling.
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TX BBLS. LOUISVILLE LIME Reed.
Il lcand for sale by fmay 26) J. THOMPSON.
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UNDRY's MERCANTILE COL
IncOrpOratcd 1915.

The attention of the public is respectfully called TO
the superior facilities afforded at this Institution for
qualifying individuals in thorough practical manner
for the Counting Room and business pursuits.
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nH! DELlGHTFUL.-The prettiest Cal.
~ leo Chintzes OF all grades and coors Bleaehed
aud Brown Muslins which be bought 80 very CHEAP
for cash of w p AsRIjRY
May q, No 1852 Main street Vheeiing
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HATS OFEVERY STYLE AND QUAIL
ity, from to finest silk, down to the ehespss d
palm leaf Al (apr. H) FRINT & NAGLE'S
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GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
~ Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Spring do pocket hdk'fs
Gloves, Hose suspendcfs For sale cheap by ,
sep.90.l z. NAGLE CO
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Wv" sElpWrh. WILSON AsKE,
SEiDYlTH u ASKEW having pu
- en- the establishment of Mr.. Isaac AsKEy
would r fetfnly inform the citizens of ST. CIairsyil
anu ihe s. fonndng country that they will constant
Keep on hshd good assortment of
Saddles, Brides, Harness, Collars
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6TAn old bachelor geologist was boasting
that every rock was as familiar to him us the
alphabet A lady, who was present, declared
tha: she knew of a rock Of which he was
wholly ignorant.
"Name it, madam" cried CpIebs in n rope
slt is rock the cadle, sir" replied the lady.
C9lebs vanished.
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Weak doses of wush-board are now recon-
mended by physicians for ladies' who COM
laln of dyspepsia. Young men troubled in
the same way may be cured by strong pre-
paration Of wood-saw.
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ror sale by Druggist Apothecaries and Country
keepers generally at the low price OF Fny cents
, 1854-12-16
YMPA WASHINGTON TERRITORY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1854

death, or imprisonment for life, where thu
prisoner is convicted, twenty-five dollars
where the prisoner is acquitted, twelve
dollars. In all criminal prosecutions where
the punishment is Imprisonment in the pen.
lilentiary for any less term than for life
where the prisoner is convicted, lfteen dol.
lars; where the prisoner is acquitted, sew
en- dollars. In all criminal prosecutions
where the pnniShment is Imprisonment in
the county Jail, Sr not particularly speci-
fed in this section, where the prisoner is
convicted, ten dollars; where the prisoner
Us acquitted, FIVE dollars.
Sec. TO- Each prosecuting attorney
shall receive, for the prosecution of all for
ieited recognizances, debts, fines, and for
FIXTURES, OccruiUg to the territory or any
county in his district, ten per cent. upon
the amount recovered. For each civil suit
! that he may defend or prosecute on behalf
Of any county in his district, twenty-five
dollars For each days attendance upon
the district court, during the sitting of the
grand jury, in any county in his district,
five dollars.
See. IL. The fees of prosecuting attor-
ncys, provided for in the ninth and tenth
sections of this act, shall he paid by the
county where or to which the service was
rendered. 1t shall he the duty Of the dis
trict clerk at the close of each term of tie
district court in his county, to tax the fees
of the prosecuting attorney for that term,
which bill Of fees shall be approved by the
Judge of the district court Upon presen-
tation of said bill of fees to the county aud
itor, it shall lie his duty to draw warrant
upon the county treasury for the amount
of said bill in favor of the prosecuting at
torncy
Sec II. 1t shall he the duty of the
district clerk, in all criminal prosecutions,
where the prisoner is convicted, to tax and
collect, as costs against such prisoner, for
the use of the county, an amount in each
case equal to the fees allowed the prosecu-
ting attorney by the tenth section of this
act. Said district clerk shall pay said fees
when collected, semi-annually into, the
county treasury, taking duplicate receipts
from the county treasury therefor, one to
be retained by himself, and the other to
he filed in the Office of the county auditor,
which receipt, when so tled, shall be sulli-
cicnt to charge the County treasurer with
the receipt Of said fees.
Sec. l3. Each magistrate who shall
commit or hold to bail any person charged
with crime against the laws Of this terrific
~, shall Immediately make out and trans
nit, under seal, by mail or other safe con-
reyance, to the prosecuting attorney of the
proper district, copy Of the original afli-
dayit, the statements Of the prisoner, and
depositions OF all the witnesses examined
on the part of the territory.
Passed April II, 1854.
certify the foregoing is true copy Of
Che original act.
c. H. MASON,
,Sccreiary of HE Territoyy of Washingtoa.