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SENATOR BENJAMIN. This dis
tiuguishod gentleman reached this
city yesterday morning, in fine health
and spirits, and, as we learn, with the
intention Of engaging actively in the
pending canvass. He will be warmly
welcomed by his constituents in every
quarter Of the State, aud may rest sat
isfied with the assurance, that his
course since he left home will enlist
the entire and cordial approval Of the
people of Northumberland.
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God, who is liberal in all his other
gifts and favors, is sparing in the dis
tribution Of time, never allowing us to
have two moments at command. He
gives but the second as be takes away
the first, and leaves us in absolute I'm
certainty whether the third shall ever
be ours or not.
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PHoToGRAPs AT ANY HouR.-At a
meeting of the Dublin Photographic
Society, DR.. Lover exhibited an ap-
paratus for taking photograph by
gas-light, the main features Of which
consisted in the introduction ola stream
Of oxygen into the flames of common
coal gas, which had previously been
made to pass thouyh cotton and naptba
with the view of surcharging it with
carbon, SO as to increase the brilliaDcy
upon The admission Of the oxygen
BY this means light of so powerful a
nature was obtained, that by the assis-
lance of a reflector, photograph Of
an engraving could be taken by the
camera in very short time.
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Per ship George west,

O000 LBS. pure and extra White Lead;
lUUU 1000 do. Snow White French Zinc;
$50 Boxes assorted sizes Window Glass;
100 cans Chrome Green and Yellow Paint:
Zinc Dryer, Litharge, Spanish Brown;
Yellow Ochre, Whiting, Red Lead;
German Black, Japan Dameu and
Light Furniture Varnish, Glaciers Points,
Grainers' Philadelphia Glue, Fitches' Sash Tools
Brick Liners and Putty, for sale low at the
Hardware store of M0NTAN h HUGUET,
septic. Church street, opposite Harvey House
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FRosT IN New YORK SrATE,-A
Rochester dis, atch Of the 9th inst,
says.
There was severe frost this morn
ing, in this vicinity. On the LIST and
I'd there was also frost near Attica.-
Extensive damage has been done to
the crops in the valley of he Tona-
wanda. In some localities, it is fear
ed, they have been entirely destroyed.
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THE Vino CoNvENrroN.---This
body meets to-day in Baltimore
There will be deep interest attached
to their proceedings throughout the
whole country. 1t is not yet clearly
ascertained, we believe how many
States will be represented, or who all
the delegates are, but one thing the
old line Wings can be assured of, that
as this convention represents no party
seeking for power or Office, but body
Of conservative lovers Of their country
their deliberations with dignity, and
their actions governed by due sense
of the vast national interests at stake,
and the wide influence their united
efforts can have over them. --Ptcayaae
18th inst.
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10 A jolly good fellow bad an Of
flee next to doctors. One day an ell
derby gentleman Of the fogy school
Numbered into the wrong shop. "Dr.
X--in ?" Don't live here" saws
P, who was in a fully scribbIe
over some important papers, without
looking up. "Ob, | thought this was
his Office "Next door" "pray,
sir, can you tell me has the doctor
many PATIENTS Not Nviug." The
old gentleman was never more heard
of in the vicinity, but the story was,
and DR.. X threatened to sue
P for libel. However be came
to think better fit.
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nn- IT, Savannah Kansas MD s

EE- The Savannah, Kansas aid so
ciety, met on the Ord inst, and the
chairman reported the sum of 81, la
raised to aid their side Of the fight in
Kansas.
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

DY THE Empire City from New York, have
ID just received my assortment ofGents Gloves
and Hosiery, alsoa large assortment Of Handk'fs,
Cravats, Nec-Hes, Stocks, scarfs, Linen Bosom
Shirts and Under Shirts Of all kinds. Particular
attention is asked to my assortment ofGloves and
Gauntlets, in these goods defy competition.
Sspt-5-y. W. ID. PHiLLlFs'
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

TWO LOTS ofground, with the improve Aaaa
i meDts thereon consisting OF q dwell h55l
ing house, with five good rooms, a front Ia9!
gallery, large kitchen with Servants ssl
rooms, good we'll and large building, formerly
occupied as q csoper's shop, being on the same
premises lately owned by N. Michel cooper, In Cat
fish town. The improvements are only six years
old, and in good order. Terms very liberal.
Apply to JOHN r. DUFROCQ, Agent
Sept-l9. Lafayette street.
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&UHDRIES.

pURE B0RAX, spelter Solder, Brazier's Solder.
Pure Bigck Tin, Red Kiel, Emory Cloth, Flos,
er Of Emory, Coarse No. do. at
MONTAN d HUGUETs.
septic. Church street, opposite Harvey House
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GBt 9ailg Comet,
BATON ROUGE,:.SEPT. 10, 1856.

u Senator Benjamin, has our
thanks for copy Of Maps and Views,
to accompany the Presidents Annul
Message" with documents belonging
to the same.
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS indebted to the undersigned for
n account Of the past and previous years, are
requested to come forward and settle.
sept2-tk B. JOI RDAN.
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TIE BODY AvENc ED.--By too
much sitting still, the body becomes
unhealthy, aud soon the mind. This
is Natures law. She will never see
her children wronged. If the mind,
which rules the body, ever forge's il
self so far as 10 trample upon its lave,
the slave is never generous enough to
forgive the injury; but will rise and
smite its oppressor. Thus has many
a monarch mind been dethroned.
[LongfelIow.
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WHAT UNCLE BULL THINKS. The
London Times says Of American So
ciety:
How long is such medley Of order
and confusion, barbarism and civiliza-
ton, government and no government,
to last in the United States 1t would
appear at first sight that it would not
be long, and that dissolution must
come. Yet the same cause which pro-
duce the disorder rather tend to rene
Ay this particular result of it. The
truth is, the new and raw materials of
which large portion of the United
States population is composed, placed
as it is, in scene of undoubted re-
sources and illimitable action, is not
amenable to settle law. But that very
novelty and foverishness Of American
life which makes them unamenable to
law. if it does not withdraw their at
tentlon from, creates couhtefDalance
to, internal feuds and sources of divi-
sion; and as matter Of fact we find
agood deal of liberation and mutual
forbearance in the United States. The
Northern States accept measures which
are necessary for the Southern, how
ever opposed intrinsically to them
the general idea prevails of the neces
sity to give aud take in population
Of such conflicting interests, and the
old and well-settled States forgive the
irregularities Of the new and raw ones
STEAM FERRY FOR SALE.--The
owners Of the Steam ferry boat lie.
ander, at Natchez Mississippi, offer her
for sale on reasonable terms
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To Planters and Builders,

inn BUSHELS Slaugh;er's Hair.
IUU 10 Dozen Whtewash Brushes, assorted, At
MONTAN & HUGUETS,
septic. Church street, opposite Harvey House
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BRIT1sH DEMONSTRATION AGAINST
MExIco.--The letter Of a Havana
correspondent contains some intel
ligence which, if correct, is impor-
tant, 1t appears by bis statement that
the British Minister at Mexico, has
demanded his passports, and that a
British steamship is proceeding to the
several ports on the West India station
to collect a British navy force to re-
pair to the coast of Mexico and back
up certain demands lmade on the Gov
eminent Of Mexico by that Of Great
Britain. This intelligence is of such
a nature, and our natural interest in
whatever concerns the prosperity and
stability Of Mexico is such that we shall
await with much interest further news
from that repablic. --Picayune.
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Spffial N0tiffs .
NOTICE.

THE MALE SCHOOL of Mr.. r. ID.
Wilson, will be reopened on Monday, god
inst. septic.
" Gazette copy 1-w-d.
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rORN.-20o Bags, prime White-!nst received
" aud for sale By JOSHUA b5AL.A4
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CELEERAr1oN OF BuRGoYN's Sur
rENDER-John s. Van Rensselaer,
commander-in chief Of the New York
Veterans of 1912, has issued a general
order addressed to the Veterans of
the War of 1912, in the State Of New
York. calling upon them to meet at
SchuylervilIe, Saratoga county, on the
18th of October next, to commemo
rate. by military parade, a glorious
triumph of our revolutionary fathers
the capture at that place Of Burgoyn's
army of invasion, on the 18th Of Octo-
Der, 1777."
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THE SQUARE AND CoMPAss.---The
General Grand Eacampmept Of Knights
Templars and the General Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of the United
States met in Trienn:al sessions at
Masonic Hall, in this city, to-day. At
10 o'clock A. NJ, the chapter convened,
and the Encampment met at II M
The Hon WILLIAM B. HUBBARD, Of
Cincinnati, e. g. Master, presides
over the Encampment, and Hon. Roe
ERr z. DUNLAP, Ex-Governor Of Maine,
as G. G. High Priest, presides over
the Chapter. Gov. DUNLAP will de-
liver public address Tomorrow, at
Touro Hall. The sessions have brought
to the city many distinguished men
from all parts Of the United States
Hartford Eoenag Press, 9th inst
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President PIERoE.-The Presi-
dent has left Washington for a brief
visit to Warrenton Springs, Va.
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To Carpenters and Planters.
100 DOZEN "SaDdersons" best Files, assorted
IUU kinds and sizes, for sale low at
MONTAN & HUGUET's,
septic Church street, opposite Harvey House.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, at st.. Joseph's Church,
BY the Rev. Father Lavais, MIR. Y. BAREYRE, to
MES AMELIE, daughter Of our fellow.citifen,
AMBROSE THxzior.
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NOTICE.
LII persons knowing themselves indebted to McCallens
IA Knox earnestly requested call by cash
or nae on or before the fTst Of January.
Persona having claims against the firm will please present
'AT peis s0F nqaida'iOn- ueo1A1LpSs ! KSox
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z4xvsvuIR, ONO.

NJ. j. B. Pondsrsuita:
DBAR SsR;-I have been afflicted for three years
with rheumatism in back, and for the last six months
able Of bed without help your agent
and effect would have; and bottle has relieved
much TINT able get my without dill
Guilty 1t has been blessing us try yourself ami
you will be well pleased
Mns. NJ. COCHRAN.
,s-s - ''s + ii. LOGAN CO.,
myt;1y Bridge Corner.
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MEDICAL.
Prof Woods'


HAIR RESTORATIVE; Is no v for the arst
IL time introduced 10 the citizens Of Wheeng 50
MONROE street, which Is the 0nly invented
at VIII enectualy restore the grey hairs HISksrS
the original color OF youth, without dying cover the bald
head In short time With the natural cnyi remove an
run and prevent the hair from falling on and Is free from
inc hhy sediment so objectionable In divers preparations Of
dheFent names now before the public; RESToR Il
beautiful article for the toilet, for the young and can
only oe by sts aud AL respectfully fnyi-
ted 70 eau at the Depot and examine the ladies'
and gentlemen ut high reputation in the South and Nss
where vas invented, but viii refer certificate below
Of The statesman and SENATOR Judge Brers OF
Illinois. - =
CASLYLE, ILL.,, June ga 1854
have used Prof o. s. WOods Hair Restoratfye' and
as thought, preaurey grey but by the use Of his Reso
ratye has resumed its original color have no douht
permanently So
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-senator Ofthe United States.
Pref. Woods Oriental sauative I.inIaen1.
This Eminent Is available auxiliary In the treatrent Of
some Of the most formidable with which IL sour lot
% contend for Instance, inflammation Of TIE funus and
ootceE@ By thorough AMI Continued RPpcationof this
nment over the region Of the affected organ these other
wise formidable diseases once arrd Of more than
half their terrors particularly among Children and thous
ands OF noteFs were they allowed speak would all
the eoqueHee OF eeliHR and affection hear their
tony to the fact that had Sntched their children from
the very java OF DEATH and restored former
health and beauty Again. 1t MIL be found powerful aux
larry In removing what II generally known Cake
or an Of the seen,n ali where an
nal application Of service, this IMMINENT found useful
GENERAL DEPOT 695 Broadway, New Yo.k; and iii
Marketst., st. Louis.
sale Wholesale aud retail in wheellwgby -
J. Is. VOWEL, Monroe St., and
MarchfT Bridge cornrr
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The Farmers Guide,
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL No


RICLLTLIPE.
Dr. IRSRT STHPHRSs r. g., of Edinburgh aud the late j.
NOr1s, Professor Of Sclenifc Agriculture In Yale Col.
leHe, New Haven. Royal Octs vo 1850 iages and
numerous Wood and Steel E1graVlngs. 80
This Is, conessedly the complete work ARrleu
ture pubiHcd aud in order give wider eIrculA.
ton, the IuhEers have resolved reduce the price 70
FIvK DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLUMES
When sent BY mail California Oregon the
price viii s. To every other part Or the Union and Cam
ada Nnst-pad) 20 E tbs tcork "a tho oil Book Of
Ehe FIgSH.n
ReRttancss for of the above publications should al
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New Savings Bank Store,

OLD posi- OFFICE.
6Aeep the Head and Feet GOVeFed.O
tITIZENS of Wheeling Vnd Vicntty:Ths old maxim for
health reninds that may not be aiSs to call
attention my Pail aud Winter stock Of Doots Shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks the Of Market
and Monroe Streets where will hnd great variety OF
low prices.
Very thankful for ths liberal patronage received
coming amongst respectfully solicit you al to call and
examine stock, will be pleasure and walt
you thus uniting labor with rest that give their off,
spring health, and to this adding Industry and
may have health
Ladies, II wish purchase fashionable cheap
winter BOnnets, sure,
Call at the oil Post Once, opposite the McLure.
Gentlemen, NyOu wish purchase fashionable Cap
Call at the above place. where you VIII Get-that
Remember the old Post Once corner.
To Country Merchants have few Goods to dispose Of at
low prices.
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Sexton, Seal and Swearingen.
IMPORTERS AND J0DRHRs OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ne. 165 iinrket street. above ESurIh ST.
PHILADELPHIA
a. W. SEXTON, l., oEAL, A. VAN SwEARISGES,
4 NPfER to purchasers The srYer assortment OF Fancy
NIDry Goods In the city. 1t eOmprisesin part Of
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities.
Gloves UndeTshIrtS, Dress Shirts and Collars.
WOClen yarns Of different shades and colors
hne assortment of Shell COmbS.
do do Buffalo and Imitation Combs.
Dress and Tatlors Trimmings Of ali kinds.
Bnrnetts, six cord cold Spool Cotton.
PeTfumeEy OF all kinds.
As well as great many styles Of goods own mpor.
tstou which We cannot here mention, aud which
worthy the attention of buyers. We feel
their interest to give a trial. sepiS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The great and Important Religious Poluesl and
h ~ e saao9S q tS Us HoFla syf 70
nese I'M interest," 3nd E3e hAt thsE never BE-
ors isy occupy nc ETouna rtEsgn The
49, ~ az s5 I ms na Hyln 81 tG-
Va , I I b ny. & ~ y ~, - ts n'so
i0s set s i'hE ntstst 70 iASs ne re-
@ P stn pssT ass tSgtSss o. sas war IN
nert L eIescy crcsed sirtsr offren or VII
M feaElssy pointed out The Letters from the
SNI ann ~ 0oa e N @ assGans
bs and reliable account Of tie u the great BEL
Ilgsrents than cal: can elsewhere he found.
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GREAT VICTORY OVER ALI. ITNIMENTS,
]. B. Vondersmith's
CHANG Flu.
G HINEsE EMINENT.

Many and Just objections made to AL the ordinary Lint
mens Of the day account Of their offensive SMELL
nnsghy stains often left upon the skin wonderful
which has been verified to thu establishment fhe
found chemists, and the delight Of fastdious patients
in addition s surpsns curative effects the
hsahfu cosmetic and agreeable perfume To of
the skin which 1t may be applied impars rosy
ura glow which lasts for hours and leaves the velvey
sones9 Of healthy Giu instead Of the Sreetc and chappe
appearance Thchis result Of almost all other
eles used for that purpose Hence, every ady's toilet
supplied with who knows Its excellent qualities in this
spSc To TeaEg its agreeable Odor need but open
bottle and Try for yourself
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NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL.

THE undersigned takes pleasure In inform ng his friends
and the citizens of Wheeling vicinity, he has
just received his Pan and winter supply Of
CLothS, CGsslmeres and VeStings.
Not thinking il necessary my stock simply
say consists OF the very latest and asona-
bic style Of Cloths cassimtrs Yssngs, plain and fancy,
together with full assortment Of Gents Furnishing Goods
Gentlemen wishing anything in my line will do well give
CALL am determined to sell low any other
tablishment and my work, style quality shall
be second to Having the services Of
petent CUTTERS Iel satisfied ia assuring any
favor with call to give entire satisfaction. All goods
warrants d to be a. represented sRlsI.
Coats Vests got up the shortest no.
ticc. II. STALLMAE, Merchant Tailor,
oe10 No. ., Washington Hall.
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best quality.
Also, great variety not here enumerated which viii
sell either Wholesale" RETAIL the accommodating
Merchants will Hnd their decided advantage to call
and stock before making Pail winter
Dnrchases. nE9 MARSIl 4 MAYMAN.
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Public NOTICE,

Public Notice.
HAVING discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
kept BY me- Market street. the city Wheeling,
all persons indebted hereby re4u red pay
before tina lat day Of April, otherwise the
put in the process Of collection by suit without respect
persons. ANDREW ACLDEw,
March 18th, 1855 marl+
DARTICULAR attention is eaiedt to new style Of lever
watch, ersry part Of tcEieA IL inner
fG which case in every variety STYLE gold silver.
Thesa watches swelrd aud ell
timF-keepcrs.
Por sale by C. p BROWN,
V,U
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Savings Bank Store.
NV gAsHlosED 1srrKRs Ar ruB OLD posroyl

AN now receiving and Opening unusually large and
assortment Of Boots, shOes, Hats Bonnet5
roo streets Wheeling Va In the formerly occupied az
a Post ONCE and opposite the Mcclure House. very large
te manufacturers OF the Morrill, under he favorable
GreustAnses aud offer them to the etIGens Wheeling
RGd vicinity Vt reduced wholesale retai respectful
y solicit share Of patronage
deem useless to say much IN praise OF my stock III
mistake NOT the people Wheeling are not 20 easily hum
euS2ed by advertising pu sucait to have any Tari
ely Of mems ouhs and boys Boots and Shoes mirror silk
oleskin, WOOL LeShoTn brush and straw Hats
oa every variety Of snk, La STRAW and Braid Bonnets
thO most recent fashions anil styies.
Aso-Shoes Slippers Caters both for ladies' uisses
Aad children Of the rn0s fashionable style make quality
--eAu and SEQ for yourselves.
Having purchased large stock of the above named arl-
ess would respectfully invite Country Merchants
and send their orders. duplicate blls
ars r. II. WATSON
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COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION

In 1--WE large octave volumes with Portrait ON steel
Of Charles Dickens, containing the reading matter
the Illustrated Edition. and comprising over four tousau
very large double eoluuned PRgrr handsomely printed anC
hound In various styles.
VOLUME eontains PiekMIck pa,,err and Ola nrnsi,,
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BLACK, BROWN, GRsEx, BLuE, OLIVE AND

SOTICE-EXTR
1haYe small Ht0ek Of Common Clothing that will die.
Sese Of At eost even lesd make y sprinS
Book OF Fine Goods : INs
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"PETRRS0Es" only complete and uniform edition
Of Charles Dckens Works, published ia America; they
reprinted from he original London edition. and the
only edition published In this country. No Library, Ciel
public or privHte, be complete without having In It
complete set Of this, the greatest Of all living authors I've
~ family should possess set Of one Of the editions. The
cheap edition Ii complete In Twelve Volumes paper
either or all Of which be had separately Price 80 cents
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ME Subscriber prepared furnish his numerous
patrons "and all she rest Of mankind" with splendid
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES
which for endurance beauty OF aud hns cannot be
surpassed and when shaped head by our
ht with perfect ease.
receiving, aArge assortment Of mems youths and
SON Hats comprising black, Mapped plain, Nom
1ngrahe Young America together win
hne assortment Of mems youths chiIdren Caps which
are offered at lowest prices, Wholesale and retail.
spill W, W JIAiHSON