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PARTRIDGRS
PICTURE GALLERY! I!

~ Is cited up style superior to any other in the
western country His RECEPTION and SALES ROOM is
"a feet deep to which he has built addition operating
60 by 90 feet with light and facilities for
his business unsurpassed in the world. He would call
tie attention the light the eyes, holiness and dis
t!uctness Of every feature sortness ou'ne avoiding
still or cut out appearance; the looking
glass effect so Objectionable in the Daruerreotype.
As many pictures sent OufAere are entirely aoortLess
from Iaging no PROTECTIVE nts1, Partridge assures his
atrous lat ais t7or protected By haTI snsmsliHg
lrie6 becomes part Of the picture, aud Is durable
as Gie GIass itselE
Ps,r>s every Improved style made low at other
Rooms here
~ Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call at 11SH
Main street East side over Marsh Taylor Store, Wheel
ipr. Va. sepI6
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Sold By respectable Druggists eUe'ytohere.
PRICE, $3.50.
For sale 10y LAUGHLISS & BUsHEIELD, Wheeling, Va
Sole Proprie.ors, A. Il. sIIALLENBERGBR CO.,
au,T-su Rochester, Pa.
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,srhe Phantom nInG- 1Iond; or tho Soldier
Oath"

Oath"
Fathcr-Do behold?
Son-fie secs Inc!
F.-No; it cannot bel Yon have namc-
S.-What now? [Aside.l
F-Thnt panIc-
S.-Ia SHOCKS!
F.-And on your breast
S.-A mole.
F.-Hal ha My mole markell only son =
Oh, bliss! But no. with distrnstl
She doubts-[tears upon his waistcoatl
Bee hoid
F.-[cnutioasly.I 'ris there indeed. Thy
mothers name?
S.-Was Jane!
F-Base fears begone!
Come to my arms, OH mole marked Of Jane,
For mountains rnolphi!! when moles prove true
And to affections instinct all is plain,
When Smokes and their mothers Jane.
[yillngcrs dancc--Bandits fire feu de joie--
Monks and nuns fall on their knees aud the
faithful servant 'riF.' ~ '7'i' hi, ''''"t
[ihis is all of the above highly terrific yarn
that will appear in the columns of the Chicago
Tribune. The remainder can be found only in
the Now York Yermifuge. SmifFkins writes for
fuge. Among lis corps of regular contributors
may he mentioned BoggS, uoggs, Moggs,
Scroggs.and Toggs. A thrilling romance is in
course of preparation from the pen of Nuggs,
who has been engaged regardless of EXPENSE
Fanny Fungus furnishes column per week
for the Vcrnlifuge Gtan alarming sacrifice of the
dictionary. TheV crmifugc contains all the muir
ders, suicides, rapes, seductions and other disa
grccable examinations Of affairs Of the heart
They appear regularly in tho Yerinifngc. For
sale BY the boys / Chicago Tribune
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5t0CkhoIders' meefini

BbUCkhOIUGIS' IIBS IIll 3.
UEMpFIELp n. n. OFFICE, [
WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct. 22l, 1851.
OUDLIC notice Is hereby given that election will be
held at the Office the Hemphed Railroad COMPANY,
in Washington Pa tie 18th day Of November next, for
purpose Of elecng Directors Tor the ensuing
TG osi7 - 0F'eF Of tue JOSEPH HENDERSON, sec,v
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OPPOSITE THE SUSPENSION PyIDGEJ
WHEGLING,N VA.
VIM. BARR HTF. Proprietor.
THIS known Hotel has been newly renovated, and
tuEns the best Of accommoiationst 20 Traveller
Ar MODERATE RATES
ItsloSated the Of the city opposite the sus
pension Bridge and only feE squares from the Railroad
Depots and SteI.mboat Landing
EXCELLENT STABLIEG
Is attached to House. Travellers and baEre-say rest
pains will spared add their
fort. auSIi-tftaV
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PoLrncAL AND RELroIoCs DyIsIoxs.-W

PoLITIcAL AND RELI0IoUs DfyIsIOSs.-We
present in this mornings paper two readable
extraets-one from the Pittsburgh Gaaette,
on the present and prospective divisions OF po-
Iitical parties, and the other from the Richmond
Wig, Informing Us Of the final sundering and
GWingine of Of the two divisions Of the Pres
byterian church on the great, overshadoWing
and inevitable Niger questionable re1dta qltrS'
ito in Church and,state Of these modern times
The present unprecedented money pressure has
diyested partyism in matters temporal and spIr-
itnal OF its usual paramount interest, and consc-
quentiy neither the prospective rawlings anu
frothings Of the Garrison crew Mt Cleveland, nor
the bedIamite fire-eaters South, have been aole
10 absorb any great amount of attention. Money
sits as moderator, higher than Par,ies-saooVe
niggerism, North or Southland money has
ruled all else save money, out of order. hut at
the same time that we are wisely engaged about
the dollars, it Is well for to keep IN eye upon
the drift Of parties, so that none oil us may. AZ
ter while find ourselves either too lar 10 VIM
ward or to lee.
Ast the future Of parties We look upon II rs
the veriest speculation TO attempt 10 DIVINE
The present elements which have aggregated
men together, are in many places d'Soi'ihs' anu
new issues, many of them local, are sprinsing
nm TO take their place. The country must get
n air view Of the field after the smoke OF tins /
late great financial carnage shall have cleared
away, and after the dead and wounded money
nonp.rs and tradesmen have been all removed
Tbs5 and not till then, will the people be pre-
p.rod 10 determine upon question or Series
Of questions. as their party platforms
n ,bs religious world the same scholastic re-
snsnsnts and ethical minutiD will obtain in all
until the second coming, and es-
poci,Ily will the great niger question be
,fumbiing block. That has all the elements OF
perpetual line Of demarcation, and from its
nature will defy all efforts at suppression Grand
,everends and most learned doctors may devise
,palities and covenants and brOtherly compro-
nises, but Ethiopia will hold her own.
All these divisions, especially in the church,
re greatly to DO lamentsd, but SO it has been,
o it must and ever will be. Men cannot and
,il not think alike, and we must all agree, in
hings spiritual and temporal, to disagree
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Foremost among the various this dseasestNnd
DIR. SEAhLENBBRGER'S ANTIDoTB.
few doses will cure any ordinary case, and ONE DOSE
Invariably stops the chs nothing In the least
degree hnrtfui TO THE sYsrEh UNDER ANY CIRCUM-
STANCES and nevec produces the unpleasant eec that
attend tn. use Qagnns other agents im general
Il cures every disease aud the original and
ONLY ANTIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
ASS for rslsaserger's Fever aud Ague AnIote, and
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NEW STYLE F0R Y0UNG MEN
rpgE,s Hev York style for young hss iGst re-
: isIsed Call and see them. s. AVERY,
Ia l46 Main St., Wheeling Va
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rrro a The GIe,,mond whlE.l

M, Rp,tnInrs ELEMENT AGAIN IN COHNo-
TON fiction of tie PresbyLeTid'a Synod " Yir-
gintl.-On Saturday the following report oil the !,
committee on the minutes OF the late 0encIat
Assembly at Cleveland, Ohio, was adopted ny
a vote Of so TO 3:
Assembly report that they have examined we
same TO pages 4Ol.2.34, and as it is impossiDl'
Tor Them 10 concur with the views therein ~
dressed and which the members OF th!s .9si no!
arc expected to carry out, in the
Of the affairs of orr churches, we are, .,'
left TO the alternative of diss0iFIns IL az cow,
ton with the General Assembly a"u ~ 500,
w., .,;,,oi,, recommend that the Syiou
- V;ro;,,io do Withdraw from all luT ~ ~.
,,,.q,;,,,7 ,yith the General Assembly :" t'o
L,tc,i.n Church IN the United 2ta.es, To-
LId ~ session nj Cleveland, ONO, III -."y
IN recommending ibis course 20 'lie ;,,,or,, Of
tive that yvc arc expressing Inc sGh!,'i'Ct
,I,, 6,r.,, majority Of our churches, he'i
c,.,,,d after the most ample dIscnss'1", :, ~ ~
'j,, IN die means of reconciliation anu an '''
crT,rts for united action have been cAhauS'e
While VS. take this ground win i. .,,,..iter,-
in the Justice OF our principles, ana Al, ~
III rI;,ncc on the gracious support nI 'iie sIe"s
I'll If III, Church, yre do SO win utauatcu
-, t- our brethren in the Lord, VINO nave
co,n,,cIlrd us 10 separate from them, ana on
80 would invoke the choicest bcnedIc-
lions Of our common Lord.
Signed by. n I'aniorti, a. - Alitcheii,
D 'TfTeadweil, a. II. II. Boyd, p. r Grattan,
md YIN. Herring
The following resolutions were then adopted
ira r0ce:
Resolfe.i, That the Synod of Virginia approx
S whole of the resolutions adopted by II
of portion of our church, wiiic
ately met in Richmond, Va.
Rrsolred, That we will cordially co operate
he organization of the United States Synod
nc Presbyterian Church, which is to meet
Tenn, on the first Thursday
April next
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Nav ADVERTISEMENT
FOUND,

sopuEI HORSE in very poor eondiiion aboai , Jour
a t' Of agr; has Wart on MS ivlI sHe 5H oe'
eau have hiA" - - ?. J. R0TIAChER,
-. Market Street Brewery, Wheeling.
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For Renf

IN npG ~ BALD iiEADS-jyhy not as- BUJRiNGi' ALD
S ma W1eh VIII stop Your hair from falling AMI
loot 80" m Selt and DAndruI AMI makes your hal,
mast @ SO nee This preparation has been in use she
hair S'' ana always known to as 4 charm upon
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csncrsy te sesse irsn which ,aiisss,a
.sass s.ss,s ,seIS {: ,1lsd lo.sas a. A'' gid
ply Sc 81 p, e'TS ~, ;s VIM % a o2:,
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The essef Of esd .upe 80 fo.n ana bstss 81 ..
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sss s.s:i ss.s's y . s.ss,
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@.f t.. n. ne I'D P;so, and N sna.es m.grf.
Ssty Re l. ,ns b ,ur sopsc. o. burglars he ms.nso
20 N raeue Inst woli tss.oe The psetsgo Well he
80 ~ -, 80 ~ ~. Ard nrS mi es me we Tor ss:csc,
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70 49, - 80 ,aa,s g. o. r. IN ovht
ksis o. he ~, vnss o. nissns , y,
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20 un,s,ovs $3.50. ~, ss,,ie Sovs g. 1ntry
S. "a o, .s - .,.b tbs sss. III, due
eoUr 49,. w. 20, R o., ana
ts hsxses n,eytousy coed tas wsiergs.s 70 bis dock
S,,i - =, ,o,, which ia A. an IN, DAYS
ss..v =, ~ ~ pa ~ Es,sr est IN xhch r.,
Sst 49, ~, 40 sscons "a M s.y ewes
N ~. az ~. a. go, ~ The nossss OF
sy PC , " ~ e,n., p. s,sebsd himself s.f
~. h,It,. .. .sc.y.s. N IN, NOR " be had
{ % TIE wa. .: h yo:.o. sd ID s.t
~ " 80 81, ~ 80, w. ..es s.nretlv
49, ~ .b..s, AZ az Ep BIZ, sn up he
ssss, ssssonss tbs 10 S.oSns.. Oas could no.
$3.50 ~ me ~ nj. n-,Sbbo, The tis was the
- -, IA oot dIyeeion Ts a.
- ~ go 80 oe,;lons a. vel a, 1ncsT.sin ana
49, 1900 X, ,vs,s s,,,t,s ...inst .one vs,s,l, ids
49,, 4. 49, ~ a., n.sncs " ~. .h,lI IA. re.s6 III,
Towss teS ~ nor ipS AZ r. Tiso
ney. they were ss. s tSs
sss a. when a, n.tb tLey were enabled ~ the ssrs
81 Die ftinx Of fog they esceee that haf bssn
sosiaS sc Wet Abbey direction O.
r,s tSx .,rtt 20
All uhen Il was past two O'clock they ia sight
nes.n ohs on tee VA, W. hid thar
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fiwaxrd-
tsnsSs psspts, Aactcrs.r .r
DY slNElN DRAPER Othcs Va AZ d..

$ns1s psspts. Aaceassr
RY SIMEON DRAPER, Once Ma AZ pa.
- eo,psr 2. wss,n ssea s,i.s at to ssrek,st ~
os.f d.,' -sen I-Quir.t Steel. ,nj so. esl.s,9 X
10 .,sid ssstieg. soo.soss sas tss g. .,...
10 nste bee. hide sole, - p!.fes OIL y ps.eaa q 4. -
:s.n. vsss ~. s' c*rses. e., d.
.. .h. there Be pre.stst os ihs rsrpos d ssss
''s s.fftlI si's SAFE n, Tnls DAY. Is, Cd
Grants E.eh.ass Fs p,tcal's Sc. tsss. as. ne ID
MAJ sAU BANK-ELECTIOS.- A El..S-..
n ia 90 n n ls:S ss &C. ssrs
r.. .s's5 5sSaSa~Hl. Ia%arss.
s.a4h sSIhEI GILMAN. ASSSSFsSstsss s ssssSi
LEWIS yksElNsss EEes sichs SDsossS =
A''' i''pS a.GfS x 9s s ESi5 iI.s''
SA9E.sIEL GTRRIER
At m.etirs q the Seed heli this Gay. EAxIIus
BLTDkSEuR eH. esa, ss' a-frm,s.y SesS,sa p'ssssS
k.s..- B,lk. Kc>. u 1871.
ASSERT n N-eoL. AZ, 400, nser-os = X Brsls-g
DEGCLAR SALE Of STOCKS and BONDS
scir SAILS s k1os s sS:i's: { {.
:S1 Ct |'Si R e soS6sis soc
EvLRf DAY az u. ocleet ~. Ae'sHsts' ks..ssN
.b.re re presented TO BE SOLD AT flSLic AUcuOS
ri iHfs 6&S co s; r. s
sLBEsr Il sIcoIAY viii eel TgIs DAY a. ia ss.ss
Of .he M.ressrts Exchanss for sececn' Il vsom ar
concern:
90 co Lou.i.a. States p Ger. seDd' q 1895
$500 q red States y Cent Coz pcn botd.
"a teO OshkosA City Wa p Gent Boz II Of an.
Sc Wa.hinstea CT, al Mini, cc~psa. l'' a0rswss
y Cent Bold- .Irr
iNo Cincpnssi City p ceat Berd
~ Sur Mutt = llsl-apce Scrip Of 1855, tS ssd -.
ssubsctiheis' skare q the O. lent EutaN irsITsqc.Ca
90 shares Poetic MAJ Steamship Compass. el0o esca-
Is .h.-es OF aud Virginia Steam. Co lev $50
snstes Treverton Coal 4 Rail- osi Co. 10. oseS
80 ,hsres Marie esnk $50 each.
10 snA-es Peoples BArk, * each
20 ,n.res Busctsrs' AID Drawers Bsnk 81 esrh
y shares Pherix Fire Insurance. Co, So essh
60 shsres ). Marx re Insurance c., = - eco.
shares see, vesar. FIFE Insurance Co Z eacn
osharss Moth Arre.icsr gre fps1fsaeo c. sss e.ss.
20 ,ks-e. Humbolt. Firc Iasureroe Co etc" as.a.
az shsrs, L,f,yet.e Fire insurance Co $50 sscn
G1ha-.s Krt Re booker Life Insurance Co ess eaeh
q ,h.res RG.eefS Pire Ipsars-ce Co SIS each
,bae, Mechanics and TIAsets Is-rst 60 Go 81 sscb
100 shares Great We,tt,p Marine Co tie eSl
az SPECIAL s.LF TOMORROW. Next nESrt0
SALE MONDAY Nv. I6 GuLtR AUCrioS ssLEsa
STOCKS sIt BONDS sv-Iy MONDAY a,l THURSDAY ~
SPECIAL SAILS EvE8I DAY srotAs sd B0Eoo
BOUGHT OF SOLD private sss or at me e'1sen ass1
on cor mission Interest wed sill mone7s dep Md
trr, and dv6u5s collected large ysrie'J OF stocks ~
os-' ALBvRT IL NICpLAY
s.cex Aucticnesr and bscket Ssv-Yct
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fuuses anb farms tUants6.

HOUSE WANTED-Betweeh lOsh and 25d-
III s.a worth from Sooeo e. Is 0t aud In good neigh
berhood for which part se ptd AID fee county
rstsrce at cash p (ceu Gbrscee or the daeE.
s.s. situate within hour from ths city Fer further
p.r,cu.ss sppiy ct No 10 EXCHANGE PLACE. rccn Ne.
Is brtw se. the hours Of II and oelo,k.
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90 farmere anh Uthero.

vIyREEs ana PLANTS-B d. WATSON. Ola
i Ooiosy Nursene. PIym,uth. Ma. Z. b.a,. tom New
Rort ca uln cad nis Fill Desrptiye prsed CATALOGUE
XrREH I'd PLANTS. ~ Rsn Plscsing b say s1drss
dssraee ofsr pseksscs rsiS 70 Me- vo:h o. sossos
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ENCAUyTyC TILES-Foc Vestipsles. Hs9
IL 1,srths DptnsSoous Csnsorvslonss ~ 0ARskuA
CYIHNxTJrOPs DRAIN PIPES. 70 For see ~
MLL10 -0AfYS No 0e rsAdA' O. u
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pIANOS ard MELODEONS at Panic Prices
Pianos aId Heodeca BY the best ,kers :. treat bar
g,i1' Aho Gold ana silver Wshes Claims gevelry Cigars
booss GUS, Plate, Pspef Pa.utirss Poremo,nsies Ren
cuies Soaps Se &c Cash ady.nces en- Pianos Neoeeor,
Wa.caea &c coas.sned for sac
r. jones'. No So An o., I'd foor
RAVEN, BACON g. Co. successors 10 Bacon
~ Raven, PfAHO-I02rE HANUYACrURERS-
Wsrepom- NJ lC Grsndst, nes Broadway; vhscs . faL
assortment OF INSTRUMENTS msy be foani exeIEvsy II
ca -n man ifsctur', vsrrsssed IN every rssrsos-
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TIVE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper n the
Il Wet. u Ann through which 20 siysdse u I:o
ai Land spsov.ticns. en- Il wh,h Capital
pnvh abe Terms yeas a"
osy.s W. " FARMER Des Mcines. lows
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NJ d L o. G A r d e N
IN THURSDAY EVENING kov-mser IL
wenesfl succ o. ofthe GREAT GABRIEL RAvrL
To thIoe bsota.s GABRIEL, ANTOINE end yk lVAE
SOLDIER FOB LOVE
lolsrF Ccu nevei
OABRIEL RAvEL the fi0ar ROPk-
yERoNTs5 GREAT NOVELTY BoksAS
ANTOINE sr3 yEkOME u chs phAcies chsrse4sss
Doors opev Il g. to ccnnercs q v ecsck
TSci Va. y csstsI Uppes Boxes, Is osasA
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paints, Oils, ULass, ST.

GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT.-1h's il the
NJ b.. s.,oo of tie yrsr for Painting your Roof Ferces
Barns B11trss he pseservv shrm for tbs Winss-
cad tk. Grafton Ps,n IL sdmirabls sre TO. suca uses
vwY dursbls handsome In eonr sad odd q ve,y sov
Ddcs Oeoera. depot, No Us Msi1s1isns.N 4.
II E 3 o s E n E o L S =.
No. 80 BEAvEnsT.
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WE SOLICIT ORDERS 70. tie PURCHASE
w ad GALE ofsTOCKs, BONDS &c. and sts pfsrs;ssss
sae HAwLEf & RRADyORD.
ORR g. Wal a. and the Stock EretHee
Refer ,sss Taylor esq W. 2. Havemsyet. EssS9
L. & A. Stuart, E. J. Bsowr- ESQ., hsw'fsft kA~ !"
knS sec, Albany.
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A CADEbiY OF MUSIC.-OPERA MATINEE.
n sAIURoAY NEXT. Nov ~ .iPm
ITALIAN OPERA and CONCERT
/ Nss DE La ORANGE Mad D'ANGRI,
hiIe cAIROLI aud Mis- MINER
BEERI vIEUxrEmPS
LABOCETTA, PERRIN0 easier and ROCCO.
FIFTY CENTS TO ALL PARTS OF THE ACADEMY.
No seats reserved.
Visitors cnteog the Academy can therefore take any soss
they like without extra charge
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Dir ,c.oa have decided TO carry out plan which hs:
snse,cd them In Ct the futore crested
lest b. Mr. Thsbere' Mstnees and the well established
success Of the public rehess Ct the Philharmonic Society
7bis p consisted Of giving.
Onoo in c7ery mouth Of the Season.
ITALIAN OPERA AT MATINEE,
Win view st far popzrze thi. highly ffsnionsoe
and hhse ent and ss the same me efod 70 per-
sont living ont Of town opportunity Ct enjoying
The bapp, that the artists DESTROYS OF as
, nr them eevste the standard OF music have most Lbs
ey consented toso:eer their valuable services They
thus rsb,si % pre,elt to tbs pubic
A MAGNiFlCENT ENTERTAINMENT
A. p:ics (S cer.s greatly interior ttt Of the evening
p4rfo nsnce which The heavy render mperous
THE OPERA MATINEE
WI rs fiveo with the pomp aud Of scensry
dcs~ pes orchestra and chorus the regular evening
performances
Tho peIfoIn.u will cccsist of
The third set Ct LUCIA d. LkMMRRMOOR,
BY Mad LA ORANGE. LABOCErrA end CASHIER.
Tho fret act Of THE BARBER OF Sc lula,
Mao D'Ak0RI, LABOCETTA. GASSIER, RocOO,
A GRAND CONCERT
HENRY VIEUXTEMPS
Nile CARROLL. miss hILNER
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GROVER & BAKER, CELEBRATED
~ FAMILY SEWING MACHINES unqseso.sssy tie
te,! N the mrtet Nc vel regulated family sard 70 Do
wrhor: GROVER BAKER MACHINE, made expressly
tor fan u1e We sdve Ell readers 20 cal sud sxsn!as
them Nc as Brcstv.y Y. No. Is Sgnns:st Bostoc,
OF No 80 Ch.,.oss st., Philadelphia
"The' no. invs3..oa Of his sss vhicd
Amsp fcius than the ss~ias Machine Nc family
ought Be deprived Of its be1eft We satisfied fros
Persona examination. tia. the called Grover Bsker
Il q. thx (: claims 20 be- sod 10 coed enough 20 be SAFELY
sd to meek ~ essoosbls req.rsmens In tbs
work Of family" fIndeper tert
Fer tarly sscsme fully satisfied th Orc ver
6.Gers nsehae Is tae oes. and accordingly purchased
t. American Asrcglsarist
Tce t,oTe. bsSe- Iseoir e. are we bAleTe supect 70
a.! others" sos,on Daily Adysriser
From the bes. irfo-stoa have heer abe 10 Obtain %
wei efn Garcia elimination OF the done differ,
el machines led 70 xye the prssereros 20 Grove:
bsiers The drenes and beauty Ct the sich
rsch-rss gnsgrpsssed aud re liability
rip, 1: Is CT cf the question" (Ansric.s Barstst
I HOES SUPER ROYAL WASHINGTON
PhtSs vassd at $40. viii be cod for 60 cash; sn.L
hsd Jeb f'sss valued .; SsC vll be sod fer 10 cash
nposins sto3s valued 81 SIS ~ Be sot fer Soi lot Q!
etgsoes lSte.tetype anc Blocks which up vsrd of
eive vii be solo for O, App.ytoE MCCORMICK,
ia. Nc. spp ssons Bending No s4s Brsssvuy
W0ODWORTHP LANERSstM NAT EAWAN,
W Il. 7. Hirs y cor,.:sadt Ct, kev.y ork
sANrti 3. sCBEJCR
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DOWERS's GREEK SLAVE, MARTYRDOM
l OF HUss DIANA AND RER NYAPHs, are = 70.
among the hundred wonderful Works Of Art exhibition q
Ae DUSSELDORF 9ALLERY-dsy and sveniDs-Ho. ~
Broadway
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OrtIcE ~ .sE MtTRopoLrHs FIRE .ssUSANcE Co. 4
Hoy. 70, 1857.
nIVIDEND. Notice is hereby gwen. tat to
- Directors Of raj, Company have TIT. DAY declared
sEMl-AHEUAI DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT &C a.
Cepi.a soex thereof peysos aud sfte- s.h duN
November i.,snt uotL witch day the Trsrsfe- Bo.sr
coesd. 4. A SrAkSBURf. secr,z-y
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WESTERN COLLECTIONS VINCENT J
w SCOTT, Banker. Detroit. III H.. will CoLLEC IL ia
city and throughout The ss nd s-I up q; c1,rsn
SON n Y.
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LIRST CONCERT of tho Third Seasoc of the
Il EEw-YORK AMERICAN MUSIC ASSOCIATIONS
OF soes mainly for the advancement of Native Art Of bod
worlds fsoop THIS tThur.esyl EyENlNI Eoy Z The
mi,ses GELLIL. Mr. n PYCH0W3Ki, Nc TaE9.
~. D. d GRISWOLD, srd otb sss Also, the full Chols
Of Association -aat years tickets ee BOT So"" "
ths season IN c.,,.
7..ket,:;;,,AIJ 4 sons G. BRtijSiNG,s PieTHG
PONDS ard sCAARFENBEa0 4 LUIS'5 Musi: stores.
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OFFICE OF RtcEIvEk OF TAxys New Court Hoase)
No 81 Chambers 81, NKw.YosK, Nov l, 1857
NOTICE is hereby given that per cert will be
~ added the let Of ,cembsr all Tsxes nn9
also that IS cent will be added ca tie 18th day Of
December
Checks snd bs City Banks taken Envops containing
mcuey and bills aot No morey received after O'Clock
WILSON SMALL. Receiser.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
For the Telegr ph.
Hints ON Education.

Mr.. EDITOR Il do not pretend to be
learned, but lover of learning. Hence
my appeals now and then are to incite
others to work which will not do itself
that is educating the great middle class,
which includes in our country its entire
population; for here are not three distinct
classes as in England and on the Continent
of Europe. 1t requires no argument of
mine to prove that education is at a low
ebb in this part of Ohio, for it is self-evi-
dent. If any doubt it-excepting few
where are scholars to be found? Simply
spelling, reading and writing inpertectiy,
and knowing as little about arithmetic,
grammar, and geography constitute but a
small part Of an education when compared
with the great ocean of knowledge which
lies before us. / admit if these branches
were taught thoroughly and accurately
through, there would be scholars IN them;
but ten years are consumed in teaching
badly, what ought to be Weu learned in
two, or at most three years. Teaching
loosely never has, nor never can make ac-
curate scholars. Normal schools of a high
order are needed for this, where teachers
might resort for further instruction in SCI
ence, government, and in the art of teach
ing. Primary school teachers would
make money by going from one to two
years, by obtaining increased salaries and
situations, besides augmenting
their usefulness ten-fold. How would
music teachers or book keepers succeed in