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SELLING OFF Ar COST TO REMOVE.
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30 kpNOTy u A FEW WHKKs.

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3 FOR sdiI
CHILDkE
|TEETHING.
cONs0LIDATED LOTrERlES OF DEL
" n us.ssff..s AWARE. ,~

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FRANCE, BRoADSENTSss Z CO. having oh.
telned from the Lesisasure Of Delaware, at late
session, LOTTERY Contract, 70 continue IN opera
bond: 70 the State for os ,Iios cf doiiars, 70 20
cure the prompt payment of sll prizes sold, are nov
DATED LOTTERIES or DELAWARE H for
sss nensne o. sad sshsI
OEDELAWAREfa 3 &c the same oljests. - - !
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
S1.sex 3 County Lotsssy daily q IS rnnntss before
I. All drawings under the supesintendenos of Lot
tery Comnassioners sppointsd BY the State Of Del
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Nov aaoat and dlschargins- l5i.a .aoif
sshI. 4; Stocttoq, schr. Mary end Caroline,
Schr. Phebe Neson, y schr. Henry B. Bassom,
Bringing thorough asd complete assortment OF
Al, sAn5,tsr.cte Goa L.s from the Lshish and SCHULZ
Daily expected, cargo of Lyken vsIley; also,
one OF Cumberland COAL. 80 % = =
,Rersons about laying in their supplies for the
winter VIII do well N give call before pur-
nlshing both Wood and Coal are unsur passed Coal
teoronshy soreened before delivery, 'Fsir weight
q I----r-- r. s. 4 w. ri. GAIT .oi
OMes1N. w cor: nth and o sts !, No. SAT -
III Orders left stsither place will receive prompt
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fgRzss 81 FRRE rs hiHR VICINITY
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fASHlQNAH f0lksl4lNERYG GOODS -
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the Ladies - eemsAnd eTar9iae fof 6Anf -
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NOTICE 70 PLEASURE sEEKEKS 4fke
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DRITIsTRY, 90.
vi. LOOMS. NJ TBEESrHi TBEs 6. ihr.n,er and p.,.r,..

~. LOOMS, M. p,, the iayento. and pstentee
q % ne MINEkAL LITE TEETH, at -
, Many persons can wear these teeth who ho8u0
cannot veef others, And no person can wear others
iPersons osllinG at my of6ce can be scconmcdsted
ut 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest strongest. and most perfect denture that
Ct car Yrodnes. the MINERAL PLATE VII Be
Rooms in tbs cify-No. $50 Pa. avenue, between
phiA- = - 90 i-iy
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EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT SCHOOL. .s.... .....-.
u HE Subscriber will open, upon the Sd Obtoher
l85e. Night School, situated upon eth street, be-,
tyeen Pa avenue and street north, over the storc
Ens Sraaehss, Msthsmases, Ancient AZ and IN aea ese
efn Classics. Book Keeping, Drawing, Engineer
ing, Archtecture. ational Philosophy, and ali or
any Of those branches OF a Business Education
mand There win also Be dsiiyersd, txice s' 1'.si,
ihoIt lecture upon Burmese" in eli its prsoti,
fOf further par.ioul.rs see principal,
~, z, Rssidsnce-NO. s4s L strsst. 5stvssn @ isth
e1o Iosn. - = 10 ~ -tR 90 S-Sm g
|THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL,
Tins Institution viii be opened on Mondsy, sent
5th. Circulars mag be obtained al Bookstores, or
on application to the Principal at the InstItution
The lImited numbe, Of schoiars, thirty the ample
private play grounds, and the qgetloesron. reader
aus II u - A. G. RICHARDS, Print.
Mas. NEs nssdsSSf2gRSh dMsSSSf2gRShIcK,s g:!, SCHOOL. = =.
friends and the public generally that che viii resume
the duties Of her School the ist Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued viii comprise an the
branches requisite to . thorough English educa-
In addition TO her day scholars she 10 desirous of
recei wing into her aMi1g few pupils as boarders
sseS isom y 70 y Iho viii be under her I'M
meaiate en care and ovefslxhs - - q {, : ;,
dne care OF pupils have been ersily
and othervIse improved. Those in washipetop
desiring particular mforn,ation with references TO
her school may apply to w. d. Wallach, Editor Of
For terms and further particulars apply 1t her
residencse-No. 30 Cameron street. Alexsndria. Va
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85O iss'aa D DosTRExT.s q Il .S5O
MISUNDERSTANDING sock, sAssl iDr b
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An ordsrs for hek ksts Or csrtifostss Of paekassl
Seniiea, ssd the Srntsd O6Gisi drsvipss ss6t 5.
49, g s:'i ARs|sssB co !,
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z I'D. Prof ,Coest ths bslloonist lost one Of his
arms IN conasquence Of the accident that lately
hefel him. The Rome Sentinel ays-Mr. C. q.
Coe was getang along toIerably wei, excepting
his wrist were broken, It MA decided by his
phy.aeians that smpntation was necessafy. fr the
jammed Into the ground several inches, and Il 4
suPposed that earth or some other substunce stuck
In tbee fssh, ,shoot. one-third way to the elbow
~ thst peant moFti9eseea has taken place. and
just sboye that place Of mortih aton. - ,lTof
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FEMALE TEACHERS

II FEMALE TEACHERS. -i.tas a5i
Il WO Young ladies, isters, D experienced teach.
eI; sre oesrops q entering seminary for ladies,
Vocal and InstrumenN Mpsio, Latin, French,
hisher Engish Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre,
For testimonials apply 70 the editor of the Star
OF 20 NJ. w eston, editor of the Republic. =
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~ NJ. Lowe hse neaslY souipls6sd |. his uoG,- ,u-
eeeg,bsllenn, q New York, and wal comunspce n
ta11g tt1enkmnnhs tmtll 1.le Ahout . 1ssh =
~ sas, ne osi':es win g.h = itSii1 hold 7asooO
Eugfsn4 in M courSe OF Two a. three weeks-
EH& 80 ~, 1--we, 1he eetor, and snoehsk
IS sssys Ss.e ssss ssslSsa 8 s. s9es
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sUssEx COUNTY LOrTkRIks. !
s.aS. : TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. - {
To b drawn daily ~ Wiimington, Delaware, at
minutes before u M. Y nss1s'oI

4 minutes before L n. y-.'-9'' = :.
moor MoNpAY, October n. rsss
Class l76>7e numbers, 10 drawn ballots. IN
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! prize Of =. .es,A ~ price. Of .-...9lse1.
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80 TUESDAY. oetobsr ls q sis -, IS. -, s.
Class f76-78 numbers. l2 drawn ballots, - -
-s---.-E.ss..s.ss.sslp1Ca Capitala.
prixe $500 prizes Oh 900
= ld& 1.1-Sl,a fESsi,. f.Sa 81. 49, u tssz or
.sra..si WEDNESDAY,. October ls.,. .taaa
Glass l77-s6 numbers, u drawn ballota ,5.s =
ipriss OF .ssiA prizes Of o, 900
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:pri.. Of. ;s iiI psi..s 81. $3.50
40 s''--s = 4isf... a:fe ~ 1''' ,.g
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Capftals. -. = : p se sailss.
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ia 90. =. .''.s : re, Essss s o. 4srgl ze %
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u -. &C o. A L y. ~ a L,iin'
IuT srrivsdi and nov lying q ny vhari the
eelsbrssed White and Red Ash GOAL, which vii
fs|l low for the cash Also, on hsnd large Cot ol
Split Wood Of all iengths r. w. BATES. !,
:. ~ ~ tst3nG . Wood and Coal Dealer, -
soeS 18th st., near the Canal.
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III The Rev: Dr.. Cahill Is about 10 yisif fhe
niten So1o. IN q leeter 20 the Rev. P.TCuds
,ieave Irelspdf dfca ~ ed OF, 2ofha October and
sdds:-" intend to.make the tour Uf the states,
sn4 e canada, to see my countrynen,t 70 ipfegps
ny ASse1 - eueye-wftnen, ef the hourishinQ fns(ft
Atntioee<4 tn American Republic, 10 txansmit 70
49, ls1sh - home veeklyseio Of toe oou1
dtion OF their relatives and 6fends on the Other
sof tbs Unloa WHARF labor = most rewardeA .rand
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A DR "a, Hills: z sn.r pr.sass ss.. Of two y..r..
mend she Cheoplastio Prpoess for inssrtns6 49,
arnhclel teeth h has the sdvsntages of
gRRsr ssts isseItsd for sN fsrtisl In proportion.
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IT FROM the istest occurs respee&fne the
ths diiissnce displsysd IN pFosscst3ae The hsed-
nt repo6e, Q9ese y ~ <hance wksfeves a. .stbe
tiR ship ssgetqn< evzJ % the esh, and peshsps
able M tbe vsssei may Il few dsss iesys Ssr
present mooripg st Portland and 10 round to
soRf2.RpssS $hich. ~ e I; e I, tao,lIf ios hs.y
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4h 6 si4. q lsly EslakiIs thsl she 81 e.
Psaesa. 10y - ~ ssssy y shnlipg q The
Se1as g ~ 49, =. sasteus eadeavoss 70 ascer--
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nevsr bsea able 70
Medicins-NkvERI
Asbr GLE IT.
rDcf a cuREs
Never did ws know
sasisfzc don BY any
The eonfraryssilare
0x1AfIoHs, and
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!, SgKE 70 RE6gLATE THE BowRLs.

Which greatly eaies the proees Of testas sy soteA.
ing The guns, redncins all inAsnmatisa- aIsy Art
nu0 apas su,odie s.a;
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.i

not oay felsyes the child from psin but nsleerates
stomach and bo~eis eorree,s seadiy, and giyss
GRIPiSe In THE BOWLS AND WISD CoLIc.
and overcome eoavulsi ms, which, speedily RENE
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/ say o. any o1HA
HAS IT fATLEp, IN
sTANcE TO EF'
yhen timely ussd,
an instance Of die
one vhs used a. GA
| dslighted With in
lsPeak In terms q
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RELTEPAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have Put up and cold this article for years. and
CAN SAT, IN AND TRUTH Of H. ~ al ne have
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-08
LING. VA. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH s. t85

An AMERICAN EDITOR AND An ENGLISH PaScE.
The Editor of the Utica Herall, who is trav-
cling in Africa recently visited the ruins of Car
thage, and in letter to his paper, dated Tunis,
January 6, relates the following:
"While vas examining these vast relics of
| the past, my uedtations were disturbed by the
arrival of young prince Alfred of England, and a
lot Of rollicking lieutenants and midshipmen,
whose ship was lying at anchor in the Bay of
Tunis. Travel is great lcveller, and sublime
" cOndescended to treat this bcardless sprig Of
royalty with just as much respect as If he hadn't
been mere second son of a Queen, or | an hon
orary member of Tire John Browns Tract Fish
ing Association. As happened to know good
deal more about the ruins of Carthage than
either his Royal HighneSs or any OF his compan-
ions, played the part OF cieeronc for the party.
As ! may not have occasion to refer to him or
his again, may state that Prince Alfred is quite
pretty boy, small and frail for his age, which
IS fifteen, and apparently modest and intelligent
lie had lots of questions to ask about America,
and said he would like hugely To visit it
one on Reception of Distinguished Strangers.
and pledged him salute OF thirty guns from the
gallant 'Forty-ffth," besides an enrolment in
the ranks Of the Walton Fishing Club, should he
visitus. am told by one oil his brother officers
that he is really popular among his shipmates,
and is not particularly disposed to take advant
age of his station. The other day he called one
Of the mates an old fool, for which piece of i'm
pudence he got box on the ear that sent him
reelIng and blubhrIing to his cabin. He COM
planned to his serrant, (who is a major OF high
standing in the army) but no notice was taken
of the matter"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-08
Ills but a kindred sound to move,
Porrity-melts the mind to love.

Rapl rap! rap "Any body at home? am,
always am; how are you, sir ? | came for my
letter. If Bob doesn't stop playing these tricks
upon me, he'll find he is making game of the
wrong person. Ha! ha! La! but I forgive him
on account of the compliment, though know
its the truth, for Bob has often told me So and
ne is too proud to tell lalschood even to please
such gildy little butterfly as l am. lie calls
me butterfly, Bob does but 1 laugh when he
says it, for know all the time that he's the
moth, and has flown around and around this
little Ight of his lfs' until he singed his wings
Hal ha! ha! Sister Kate bet me a new brooch
that the letter wasn't for ne, and I'llwm.-
Just as if my Bob didn't know how to direct
letter properly. Where is he What's the
postmarkg But I'll pay him off for his trick!'
we do not know whether the pretty little bru-
nette speaker was tired after Tattling the above
off like volley Of alternate laughs and smiles,
but we we're fatigued in listening to her, that is,
the tympanum of our ear was strained but she
was like ray of Sunshine dancing through an
opening in n window; you could the notes
dancing in her eyes. and there was perpetsal
motion about her. Bob is a lucky dog. and we
envy him. Take care again. Paris. you may
get your head broken, and have no Helen awar-
tied as a plaster Of Paris to the bruse.
p. 5. and n b. The letter, in fresh envel-
one, viii be sent to its proper destination by
rs,;., ,ny,rpiu0'c nOct
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undcceivc her; not for empires would we stain
that pallii, snowy check with the dark guSh
that must burst from her heart when the truth
IS known. Sweet one, that gentle smile which
warns your lip will turn alas to agony. We
pity you, and ftin would sympathise-agai be-
ware, son of the Trojan Priatn, and remember:
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE

or THz-
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EN- Il EhP EhNTEhGTlRY
ADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, 40.

SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &o.
WHOLESALE * RETAIL
I SHEPPARD. No 1ai Naf1 -, corner o. UrIon um
- eoatnue 30 keep en- hsEd large sHd eouplets
surtnCuf 90 al articles n Us cusistiuF of Ladies
Gcntefnsus saddles, Fiue and CoarHe lnrkess -
Nsloe Carpet Las, satrseis, Collars, Names, WlIs
IwouId respectfully call attention MY trust
By strict attention ard pros Ptnsss, 10 srta eoItr
Of the public ratrcaa-e-
Al knds Of repairing PEozruy done, ard in rr
manner J. .. SiiEPPAkD
arp.l III alsLn ST
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NOTICE.

TIE fr1 af shsspsrd Morra IA Is this day dissolved
hy uut-ai crns1t- Tie tezlss of The hrr- will be
settled by J. sheppard Ih'se ilssbte TO an ara
reFf eetfuy rtqurstslto eali ytlen nd tkots
having accounts again-t VII please pFessn I,T
EttfiCurut J. d. sHTpPARD.
SEPT. len, 1sss. .uAs. MORGAE
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ASSETS JANUART J. 1855 :

UHset'ied 'elaimInot sITsszcs4
Losses E7uitaJly Aoyusfai and Promptly Paid
UPWARDS OF 100000
or Losses have been paid by the Ftna Insurance Co., In
the past IS year.
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THE INTELLIGENCEK.


BtDDY IN MASSACHUSETTS. latest case of
Biddyism is chronicled by the Greenfield Ga.
sstte. An Irish girl was dispatched to neigh
boris with note, and directed to give it per.
sonally to the person addressed. On arrival.
Biddy found that the neighbor had gone to
Northampton, whittier she wended her way,
twelve miles, on foot, and truversed the streets
till she found the individual aud delivered the
note. She then started to return, stopping over
night on the way with some friends, and reach.
ing home next day, when she told her mistress
that she must give up her place. for she could
not so any more such long errands.
-----SsGSsS-----
GoING TO MEET LovER AND FNDwG Hm
CoRrsE.-A young lady, Miss T., from Lock-
port, On. W passed through MilN aukie one day
last week, on her way to St Paul, to meet her
betrothed and fulfil her engagement to be mar
ried. Between Hastings aud St Paul, the La
Crosse Republican says, she met the downward
stage, which had the corpse of her intended
husband. This she did not learn until she ar.
rived at st. Paul, where she hired a livery and
started back TO overtake the stage. She over
hauled the stage at Wa5ashaw, and took charge
of the remains of her lover. She passed through
that city last Thursday night on her way home
She was a brave girl, and bore her crushing
sorrow by having faithful hope in the future.
The Republican says the livery man of ST. Paul
only charged her $50 for taking her to Waba-
shaw
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VTTHoIFsALE AND RETA1L y anufaeturer Of saddIss
w Brdlts, Harnts and Irunzs dealer al nrti-
ces usually kept b. Fsd6isfs, irfoIm
public that he has opened No. I65 MAR a. sfEst
Alley uhcEe he vii be Eal any rersous uzutnE
Of the above articles A. guod UoTf
and eel Al fair prices, he hpss ohtAn iteral
of public patrura-r Parcusr sttentcu paid nfdsTed
work. AID rfpaiIlnr done III diEfztcm- EfulB.
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j. BOON M,LURE,

Alto NEY AT LAW
wheeling, Va.
OFFTGF NORTH EAST GORNEl or MONROE AND
FOURTH SIS, OPPOSITE TIE COURIHOCSE
NB VIII In the several Courts Of this and the
n=lSbboTng counties Particular attention VIII be given 10
he colIeeton Of CLAIMS. ueV2c;lydSSmS
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM,

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
L & Ess q q T q : a VI Rs ia mn ER
iE undertigred vcuii ioiE tie eitEens of Wheeling
and fi1iiy that naTsE pgrehased the DruE ard Pre-
fcriTion Store, form eTy ~ DR.. James Tanner
viii continue 10 the IrHE businrss all
bTanehes He uost resp-ctfEIy sclicE Continuance
tie public affonaFr uic las eretoforr hssr tcIniiy
EXTENDED icEzrdt his Old sid veil k1oHn establithenf
Il WI b his ain % keep everything, q fie puTss kind
and 81 ie ioEett price, usuaiy far
risned DEu- estallisiE1rut-
Prescriptions eaTefuy eourcu5ded frcr the pureGt
MetlclneB. CHAnLES ". GRAHAM
No 20, ccr- Main and Wetrfer sts.,
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