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Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26
ALLEN AND ssORERTSON.

WfLL keep constantly ON hand every thing
w In their line, of the best quality ut sscii
prices that nonc can be dissatisfied
Atchison, X. L. '1tf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26
WASHINGTON, June IA.


A curious story has been circulated
within narrow circle. We give it for
what it is worth The rurnor is, that du-
ring the late session of Congress, Messrs.
Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal, RAIN
er, Flournoy and other gentlemen of the
South, met in this city, in secret conclave,
and the result of their conference was a
promise of all the Wing Congressmen, OF
slave States, &c. cast their lot with the
Know Nothings.
Messrs. Stevens, Toornbs and Kerr. and
few others. declined, and are now fight
ing that order, while the others, at least
some of them, are engaged fighting on
the other side. 1t is further said that John
Bell, of Tennessee, is spoken of, in con-
nection with Houston, of Texas, for the
Presidency. He had voted against the
Nebraska bill, and it is thought this would
render him acceptable to the North, while
being Southern man, he would not be
damaged In that section of the country
Whether the story is true or not, concur.
ring events, emitting the subject of the
Presidency, seems to confirm the ruEor.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26
Vi. r. REyE.y.

MERCHANT. Keeps constantly o,. hand a
vi general assortment OF sIesri.susiIse, suit
able foE elnigralits to Kansas, Oregon and Gail
fornia- Store ON the Oregon road near Salt
Greek. .IH
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26
F,R. u. mcV

II AS permanently located in Atchison. and
L l. offers his professional service to the eli
zeRs of Atcbison and uicihity.
Office, on Main street, in 5. Dixon's store
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26
Rf11s

DRINTED che-peT, neateT, and quicker, -
Il this establish aent than IN any Office efsose
St LoIiis.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26

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-slopyiaoS
slU 30 eour,uIouad sVl ol Sung ura GU sssu,
'uoEoeJsaes sAl5 ol 'uIq sstqcus epGIl s!Q u
aoaoI-edxa puR filsupu, II 'Iauurui oyTC,szrI
-..len III pur fl!Psads op Oh Jes,u.,F ssSoard
AZ -SfclIaPun 1uuI OF leql YIoAa Auy -s}goIs.
Ia tiuE uos!Q5lE Jo suSziI!o oJI4 Oh Islgod ~
-Le0 pue IsuIor z sc sso!AIss sIq SY3J9S
NOSN1yP IZvI'E1Tss
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26
THO.RgPSOT HOUSE
LIBERTY, CLAY COUNTY, MO.
THOMAS MURPHY, PROPRIETOR.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage here
Il tofore extended to the House while under
his charge, he solicits continuance of the same
Pedging himself that no pains or expense shall
be spared to make the Thompson House the
best Hotel west of St. Louis
Il ly THOMAS MURPHY.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26
,. III STEsEHGFEELOv.. III. ID.

OFFERS his professional services 10 the
" citizens Of :Atchison and vicinity
Office in Squatter Sovereign building
Atchisou, Feb. :Ird 1898.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26

Mr.. ID. M. Mcdonald, of Barry, has
our thanks for the following additions to
our club in that thriving town:
benl. A Lampton, John Wilson,
Grave K. White, d. NJ McDonald C5
Thos. NJ. Chevis, comics \ y
DIR. A. HUM.
Judge Thompson. of Liberty, Mo-, DR..
E. S. Clardy, Of Parizville, Mo-, and ma
ny other friends, are entitled to our thanks
for the aid rendered us in the way of new
subscribers.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26
WAsHINGrox, June IL.

REMovAL OF Gov. REEDER AND orH-
Err OFFIcIALs OF KANSAS TERRIToRY.-
The administration is sorely puzzled with
Governor Reeder's case 1t is understood
now that he will be removed forthwith ua-
less he resigns which he is unwilling to
do. His associate judges, Johnson and
Gilmore, and the District Attorney will
also go by the Board. This course was
determined upon to-day by the President.
The Kansas Legislature meets on the Cd
of July.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26
J. HEADLEy.
HEADLEy AND RAEkEr;.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNsELORs AT
"a LAW, Platte City no. VIII attend to
any business which may be entrusted 10 them.
IL the Courts of Platte, Clay. Buchanan. and
the Courts of Kansas Territory. .ltf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-26
III. RICH.

- SUTLER, U. S. Army, at Fort IseayenygcItIs.
- is constantly receiving fine old Liquors
Wines and Cigars; also general assortment CT
choice merchandise always on hand. .itf
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TILE Z a. 3 ST NEWS.
RECEIVED nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM NEW YnRK


oEfT. l2.--The weather has been very hot for
several days past, aud a2ptehensions are feit
that an unfavorable upon public health will
be the effect Of such unreasonable weather
The ship Charles Broke from Mobile, bound fol
Llyerpool, put into this port with the captain
sick with yellow fever. The vessel has Teen or
dered to anchor in outer bay, and no Communities
ton with her will be allowed except under the
SUPERVISION oftbe Health Officer. The Captain
has been taken to Quarantine Hospital.
The officers OF the U. S. steamer San Jacinlo
have been ordered 10 report themselves to Com.
Bootman of the goth inst. The San Jaclnto " ri
sail about the first: of October as Flagship Of
the East India, Squadron.
The Levant was reported to-day as ready to re-
ceive her officers and crew.
Some anxiety is felt for The sloop .of-war Cyane.
which sailed ftom Pensacola ior tbs port on ths
2Sthult.
There are now employed in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard neatly 1900 Morknlen, all Of whom are said
to be American. Sam appears to have his way
there, If not every where else.
Stephen 3. Mum, an old and well known mer-
chant, died last night in his 9Oth year.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Baltimore. Sept. 12.-Iilings to-day from Nor.
tolk contnueto be oElhe d, st terrible and heart
sckenlng Character. The official report announ-
ces 154 deaths for the past three days--ylz: Mon.
day, Sc, Tuesday 50, Wednesday Is.
On "Wednesday SO new cases were reported.
DR.. Briggs has died. DR.. Beache of Washing
ton has has alSo died.
In Portsmouth on Wednesday, there were 25
deaths and 90 new cases
gseat number of new cases have occurred a.
mong families residing in what was deemed the
healthy portions of both cities, AMI which have
heretofore been exempted from the epidemic.
a meeting oil ladies OF this city was held this
morning to demand that the orphans intha infect
ed cities be Immediately broughthere. Largesub-
Scriptions have already been made for their sup
port, nurses antl Superlntendents have been enga-
ged, and provisions made to supply them a year.
The relief IN the city now reaches $4,000.
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WASulxcrox. Sept. l2th.-Tke Report Of the
Board Of Naval Officers, appointed under an Act
of Congress to promote efficiency the navy, hav-
ins been submitted by lie Secretary ofthe Navy to
the President sbeen by him approved, after care
full examination and reflection.
Two hundred and one officers are removed from
active service, including 40 dropped from tile roll
entirely, MameIy:-Captaims ON leave of absence
pay. Ia; OH tutlougll pay. Is; dropped, 8. Com
manderS on leave pay, 81; (urlongh pay, 81; fur
Tough, u; dropped,6 6. Leuts. on leave pay, IS;
furIough, 40; dropped. 10, Masters. Including
those in Ilne OF promotion, on leave pay, 10; fur
Tough, 3; dropped, 9. Passed midShpmeE on fut.
Tough, 2; dropped, IL.
The circular orders will. we understand be is
sued shortly 10 the Commandments Of Stations, Civ
ing tie details for the information of the Navy &C.
by WHICH the public will learn the changes made.
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Use the Magic IMPRESSION


DIAPER for writing without PcnOI Ink copying plants
leaves, flowers. Pictures, Patterns Embroidery,
rkiR linen ndelibly and manifold writing. This
eIe is absolutely the best portable nst9Md in the known
world small quantity folded and placed IN the pock
constitutes travelling nkSand which cannot be bro
keL. Nopenis needed Ol stick sharpened to point
equally lie best geld pen in the universe
For drawing IL IS in ispenSable. ltis indeed, the only
art OF Drawing and Painting taught in lesson. Any
plant flower be transferred to the pages of
album with minute and distinct resemblance OF nature
With equal facility pictures and embroidery patterns
TAKEN and have received the highest eulOgtums from the
tar sex and indeed ap tasteful present lady
could not be produced.
This Magic Paper will also mark linen, other att
Ces so remain perfectly iMelibc. All the washing
i'll the world fails bring it Any child it
with perfect ease With this Magic Paper likewise
copies OF letter WRITTEN can he secured without
any additional labor whatever. making it The cheapest and
convenient article eXtaM 1t is used great advan
lage reporters OF the public press, tce5uphOPerDt0rs
aud hosts OF others
Each puckage contains different colors black blue,
green and red with luli and piMed instructions, all
use will last sufficiently to obtain $40 distinct fm
preSsiCnS.
tt is put up beautiful enameIed cOlorcd envelopes,
with truthlukeness of the proprietor attached. EACH
and every package warranted.
PRICE-S2 per dozen, tive for ST. Single packages 20
cts Mailed to alparts Of the World on the reception OF
the above prices Address, post paid,
N. pUBBELL, 167 broadway, New York.
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NEW YORK MARKET,

SEPTEMBER 1s.-Flcur firm, with active demand
sales of 1900 brls, Ohio and Indiana at $685. rs
Wheat, sales of l8,0OObu California white at 1850
red. 10 Rye scarce and firm sales at Sal is.
Corn, active and ia good demand at previous rates.
Oats firm, sales at i2ai7c. for State and Western.
Whisky heavy, sales at 42c. Tobncco firm, sales
at 9all4 Pork tritte higher, sales of 100 bbls.
S22, 50a22 81; for mess $50, .5a2l, for prime
Beef irm,withan upward tendency, sales al Sl2u
ness, sales at ital2 for prime. Butter firm at Is
ais cts. Coffee, sales Of Rio at III. N. o. Mo.
lasses at 81. Linseed oil active ct 81. N. o.
Sugar at "a, being an advance oil 4. Iron steady,
sales 500 tons Scotch pig at full puces Lead firm
1900 tons of GaIena at l64. TatIow firm at 1913
Cotton market dull with sales of about SUI
bales.
Stocks buoyant, Va. SIS 9S4. Cleveland and
Toledo SO. Cleveland & PtlSburg IO4. Erie $50
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NEW YORK CATTLB MARKEr,

SEPT. l3-Receifts of Beef Cattle during the
week 1850. Prices. have declined shade. AT
market o-day there was q, GOO sheep and lambs.
Price OF beef cattle S94a10 per hundred pounds,
for first quality; medium Sag; and inferior las
Sheep sold at SaS,25; lambs s2a4,5O. Swine
weight SAG. Small size do, live weight 4a6a dead
84a83. Small size prime, for market, retailing for
liveweight 7a7Ic, dead do 9n94 cents. Stock at
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nAmRnAn npENIMC-

Prrrsnuncll, Sept. l2,2rhe Connellsville rail
roptl is now open from West Newton 10 Con-
nelsvllle. The opening ceremonies took place
yesterday, A large number of persons was pres
ent. Hon. Andrew Stewart OF Payette county,
and other prominent men delivered speeches.
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MAINS ELECTlON.

AucusrA, Sep. 12.-Returns from 293 towns
give Wells, the Democratic candidate for Govern
or, 40, OI3 votes; Morrll, Know Nothing and Flu
SioniSt, 1850; Reed, Wing. 1906. AT0rriPs loss
in these towns is 6,S6t from last year, when he
lacked 1,5G0 majority. In the Senate u Of 81 OF
the Senators elected are Democrats and anti Fn-
SIoniSts.
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RODy FOT!ND

SALEM, N. 1.-The body of an unknown man;
who is supposed 10 belong to Philadelphia, was
found this afternoon in Salem Cteek. lie is sup
posed to have fallen overheard from vessel aud,
had probably been in the water some days, as the
body was much decomposed. The Coroner is
holding an inquest this evening.
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Savinpa RanL shora.

say to the citizens OF W heelfng
and vicinity have j1styeceiVed nom the Rast and
Sorth N ad1nonto ny previous and varied stock OF
booIs Shoes Hats, Caps, Eonnets, Umbrellas and Car
PEI Sacks great variety OF ladies' misses faShiOna.
ne sg9es ard Callers Gents Fancy Shoes, Caters,
Hioiesknant summer Has which oaet on such terms
Bonncts for trie-thereore invite oil ne boOtlee.
Aatsts eaPiess and 9otlet aqag children OF
uom 10 call at the Old Post Office coTuer. opposite AC
Lure House, where you will find all the goods OF above
believe lower than any other Place this
JET BH. WATSON
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TAKE NOTICE.

Many AMI just obiccOns are made to all tile ordinary
tnmeRts Ol the day account their offensive smell
and the unsgltly stains uite lott uron tho skin. Won
crul fact which ns been verified tho acknowledgements
the most profound Chemists, and tic delight tastILIOua
patients is that in addOutO its surprising curative
lume. 10 any part OI the skintO which 1t he applied
tttma'ts rosy aud natural glow which lasts Tor many
Uul 81 Hld leaves tile VeVety s0ltIeSS of healthy
stead OF the eraetcd and claimed appearance which 10
common result OF almost all other articles used that
purpose Hence, every lady'stolletis supplied with Il
who Knows Its excellent qualities in this respect Tore
aize lis agreeable odOr need bottle al
tryIOr YOURSELF
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.LOIEG01l.
CAPITAL G2sOoO,OOO.
Available Capital 81 2S4. 800.
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LIEUT.. GEN. sCOTp.

lNEw Yonx, Sept. lsth-The Herald learns OH
credible authority that Lieut.. Gen. Scott yester-
day received an official notification from the de-
an!nent a. washington lal !he Gack pay ana al
Congress, are withheld.
Tie case of Government vs.. Jas Collier, late
Collector at The port Of San Francisco, to recover
balance said 10 be due tue plaintiff, came up III
the u. S. Circuit Court.
The steamship Crescent City, from Hayann, las
arrived.
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S1,ATE EG.RCT,nN

NoSrrELrER. VT. Sept. lS.-Me have returns
from all the towns in the State except II, giving
Royce, Republican and X. N. candidate for Gov.
ernor 5000 maj
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

SEPT. 13-Flour, sales Of City Mills at 4, 5Oa7,-
IS; Howard st. held at 1862 but no sales. Wheal
unchanged, sales of white lI5a1S5; FED at l65aI75
Corn, sales at 85a90 for white, and yellow soc.
Oats 35a40c for Maryland.
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TRANSFORMATIONS

HARRrsRuRG, Pa. Sept. ia meeting was held
here last night TO raise funds for the relief of the
sufferers at Norfolk, and sIlOO was subscribed aud
forwarded.
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MnpE pEL1ER

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept ia meeting for the re-
lief of the sufferers at Norfolk was held here this
evening, ct which Mayor Albright presided. A
committee was appointed, aud about Sl,IOO sub
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FRnM VASAlMCTnN

SEpT. 12.-The President has appointed S. G..
Cats, of Alabama, Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Contt of Kansas, in place of Robt. Elmore temoy-
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ALRASy, Sept. ia meeting has been called
in this city for to- morrow, for relief the Norfolk
and Portsmouth sufferers.
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ELI1R

sr. JOINTS, N. B.. Sept, Is.-By flies occurring
ny barns aud other out houses were destroyed.
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Alter an inspiring song by OIr. MILLER 10 the
tnne OF the ''Nlarselles, .the company adjourned,
highly delighted with their excursion and the fes-
tiviLies of The day
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-14

MISSES Jenny Lind slippers;
ILl g Fine Caters;
Sc Kid boots;
morocco boOts.
an Of which are Of the latest styles.
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Ne1o Stocs of Boots and Shoes at
N. i. DORSEY'S
llOalx Ha1I
M "a atnin = 3 800 I.,o,. -.

No l23 Main q. 4 doors 6elol0 Utioi1 ct
III AVtNG letuInel T:Om the Manufacturing Establish.
IL ments OF the East wittla stock or boots and Shoes
all the varied styles Tor the present aud
preaching se1sOnOf 1856, would respectfully int e one
and all to cali and examine my stock as am eonileMt
that eau suit all and every body provided goOJ pretty
and hcap goods will do l.. intend 10 keen he best 01I
ty Of goods inny line, and will sell as cheap not clean.
er than they can DO bought elsewhere tall AMI exa niue
my goods and II they don't please, charge will be made
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Land and Real Estate Agency.
Es. IA. KIUBBELG
d ESPECTFuLLY tenders his services to the public
II as General gent the purchase and OF Farms
unmpIoved Lands, City aud village pro.cr.y.
REFER To-
VIM. Paxton, Esq, W.T. Wiley, Esq, Farming
Alex. Rogers, Esq. L. LunstorL, Esq., county.
R. H. Nilsson, Esq. county ThuS HOrmbrOOk, Esq. do
Wheeling, July ~ 100 iu.s
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
SEPT. 1850 head beef cattle were Offered at
6nS4 net. Hogs were scarce and in demand at sa
sActs.
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NEW COntecG1OnefY.
INV LILLIAN FOX would respectfully INFORM the.cit-
wv Gems OF Wheeling that he has opened cOnieC:
tionery Establishment at the Old stand OF the Imian
Queen,'' Main below Monroe. He confidently
business
hours an17
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Just rsceiged by Erpress!!
ANOTHER lot of those fine mertno Shirts and Draw
ers for sale veryI0w atNo. g, Washington Han, by
detf & j.. H. STALIMAH.2
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@The equipment and general
outfit Of both the
AEN10kRlE AND CIRCUS TRouPEs
have been got up this season il, a
style OF elegance and a Profession
or costly decorations hitherto ull.
precedented.
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of Co-Partnership.

Wholesale and Retail Agents,
my7:iy No Main stneet.
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MouLDEks AND FouSDEss' GUlDE.-Messrs.
Thompson & Patterson have laid on our table a
book which must be very useful tolFounders aud
Aonlders, 1t contains treatises on moulding and
founding in green sand. loan and cement; the
moulding of machine frames, mill gear, hollow
ware, ornaments. bells and statues; description of
monds for iron, bronze, brass; plaster of Paris,
sulphur, wax, and other articles commonly used
in casting. the construction Of melting furnaces,
and contains receipts for alloys, bronco yarntshes
and colors for metals, &c, &c.
The work is for sale by Mesgrs, Thompson 6
Pattennn.
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We learn that Mr, FAssErr, after due considera-
lion, has concluded to accept the Presidency Of
the Central Ohio Railroad, and will in ashoFttide
visit the line of the road.
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NoTlcE.-The membersof the Maryland Asso.
citation and all persons DESTROYS of becoming mem
hers, are requested to meet at the City Reading
Room on Friday evening at O'Clock, P. NJ, Sept.
II, as business of Importance demands their at
tention.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITTsBUKclI, Sept. l3--River 4 leet. Weather
clearing up.
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Summer arrangement.
Railroad Connection.
z:zsszs5 ;.5zz5s.sE 49, ~; So

G5sF55s51 s5fs5i5!s3 t5fz5z5.ss 80 1911
" IERCHANGE will run regular packet between
Wheeling aud Bellaire, Connecting trains on the
Central Ohio RarOllJ as follows:
1st.-Leaves Wheeling 4::O the morning. connect.
ing at Reair with the mail train which leaves Eear at
0:Ij a. NJ
sd-Leaves Wheeling at t0:I5 a NJ. with the passen.
gers from the baltimore and Ohio Railroads. Express
tram cOMectts with the express rain which leaves elI-
ats at l2 NJ; and returns elIaif at 9 z. II.
3d.-l.eaveS Wheeling at $3.50 p NJ with the passem-
gers Tor the night express tain which EeialF
$50 T. M aud returns Reilai with the passengers
nj the express train from the West, 420 p NJ stop.
ping at benwOod with the mail.
4th-IAaves Wheeling at { p. NJ for Belair; and re-
Turns at9:l5 P. II. with the mail train.
aP3l-tf ~ WILSON Master.
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Ely DORSEY g co.
MONROE HOUSE.
TVDI. r. CLARK, Proprietor

THIS long established and well known house having
l been Thoroughly Tepai,ed aud renovated now iur-
nshes excellent Accommodations to the travelling cOmmu
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THE CIRCUS TROUPE
consists Of the following acknowI-
aA1aast Nata.,6s

tNsed laleul:
CLOWN. ..-..5....,JIN MHHRS
Miss RoSE MIDIGkX
The fearless. graceful aud brilliant
mericaR Artist, in her IDatehless
Scenes OF Equation. Ne<SiS. n
King, TeROe. W. ArmstTong. II r
Madigan, Nest. Madiean. Tbomn.
son, ard Professor Nixon with lis
talented pupils, in all Of their !.
chicvements upon horse bac L and in
gymnastics.
The following rare and beauiiIul
Animals are among the Collection
be Onging 10 this Exhibition:
a Brazilian Tiger, or South A.
meTtcan Jaguar. Two African Leon.
ards, IN. american Bears, a Dair
nj English Deer, a beautifully max
ed Zebra, 4 Peru ian I.ams, a white
Camel. a Kanxaroo-besides a va
ltety OF the MOnkeytribe PaTrpts.
Pellcans. Swans, Birds OF Pam
disc, etc. etc.
Admission TO see :the Combined
Exhibitions, 25 cents. Children
under 8 years OF age half price
Doors open at 10, and 4 O'Clock
performance 10 cOlnn eDce Of 1OI
q and q O'Clock.
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P. e. ZlNIlI,
COnteCtIOneT and FgYiifeTer.
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j. NJ. LEE,

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CORNER OF WATER AND UNION ETss, WHEEtING, Va.
kEPS constantly on hanl variety Of bD0ks, Gmoug
n which may be found tie works OF an thelsadng wIf
ters OF the umea such as JeInas, BuWer, Sue EEN +.
Dupay, Bennet, Arthur, IinraTd, Dlnnsj and 1sVst-
his works are bound, In good STYLE with ba6kS
He also keepS Exchange Library, PsThonS purolaS
Ing boOlS may return them amor reading them, Tor hiGh
he will Jay following prices; for 6c booka 20 Gtbt 26c
books 90C, for 81 books so cents. mh29:ly
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tINHE copartnershir heretofore existing between MI
clae sweeney, Ill: Johnston, JT.; PeieT SlOellber
ser James Todd, aud A. n. Johnston under theiirn
name OF Sweeney, Johnston q Co, was dissolved on
The St dayol juno, 1854, by tic death of Peter Shuell-
berger.
Since that date tile Undersigned have continued tile bus
eSS OF tile late firm uuderlc name aud style u SJyCe.
ley, Johnston &Gu.
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For Sale

a FARM OF 200 ACRES.
MOSTLY bottom land, all good, adjoining the town of
vi ETChSville, the Ohio Canal and the Steu-
bemve aud indiana Railroad. On the land is small
orchard 1t is well watered with springs, aud abounds
good coal.
Land and Real Estate AGENT.
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ALSo-o7 acres adjoining this city.
ALSo-eO do do do
For terms apply to K. II. HURBELL,
JUDI Land and Real Estate Agent.