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IEERsCHAUWs.-

~ GENUINE MEERsCHAUWs.-
49, The attention 81 Prnoters solicited 20 bsauts
assomsni ~ RIAL MgERsCIfAuM PtPTg and CT0aW IOfD
Yrs, warranted geHHiae MEADE BANKERS Drug stove
selH ise Main 81, shove Poe, once.
- READER DO you want a small STEM
49, cf for markng CloihinEf M CO. call 81 A. n ORA
HANS and leave your order you i've in e county ron ean
send ~ ma Encose doar and you receive ~
nall hs Pais bottle Of Ink, ard everything complete postpaid
A. n 0kAHAM, Brand CutfcF,
sun ish street. Mshmond, Va
40 BOXES EIrcnRLE's oASDLEs, e e.sJ
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B1L g. n DAVENPORT, Aues
600 CASES BOOTS, SHOES ANDH.TS At
49, AICTl"N-Ou WEDNESDAY, the San Of ocfsI'r -
vii sell At 10 o'clock, at Auction Room, ' -
100 Boots, shoes and liA.a
Is-Under tlo0, cash sl0o sAd over - DAYS credit M,
-plS'sN paper g. B. DANENPORT
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SAPONBFIER,
CONCENTRATED POTlSB

CONCENTRATBU POTASH.
Horc than D7Wlis hs SfrSH0h II Ordinary Potash
I'oR matr Soap wihout lime vh tc sui ~ uianr
rNprutr The cheapest article discover frr purtss
one pound will maic twelve f1stu gallons sosr on
nine pounds Hard Sop Printers superior article Tor
cleaning type % perfectly soluble and from -pu'irs
Hfokcn Boz sr u humps Hnl rui up 10 g. g. - cans
Manufactured At The CUALLTNGT CHrNtc 81 WORKS Rrot
yn and sr.lhv D. o. pURKFE co.
sca'-dNH'Nf Isl pcafl sire, g. New YORK
ROBINsON & ROBERTS, Cor. Cary ana IAN
u sts., Offer f1r sale
Peruvian, AZ creHn ant Columbian Guaro
~ Tons Miclsl C.nasillr'' super rh1s. 81 Lime
% rsses a. e IIu0rre Paste.
leo q
l0in pounds prue Anrosiura r5nqua Beans
Uln 90 Pafs rraus
Nn1 90 Gum Arthic.
4'1 boxes prime Olivs Oh in quarts ani hints
Family. EVira, supcrfns Pine and uaid Flour ssga
SCHOOL HOOKS W RNVpOLpT isi Main stree,
- prepared " supply IN quantity b~s, terms M hhs
r'"nL huOhs ~ USE iugIs, French sp1ush Italian G.r
man, Laln, and Greet MEDICAL rTNr BOOKS and other
standard MEDICAL WORKS u be- s1d suHrrta I'd r.s
HNnuirHs bookstore snd Riud,Ty.
octl Main s.resf
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS d CO.. Managers
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
Drawn NOS Sussex County Lottery Class No. ie5-for Oct
Tickets ti. -
go ~ - y 20 ~ &c 81 81 ~ &c 81
Drawn Nos Consolidated Lo,t.ry Clas. No ia Ne,
Tickets -.
~ 81 81 70 81 10 co SO G II &c CD
OCT FRANCE. BRoADBENTs A CO. M.n.yer.
INRANCE, BROADBENTs a. co. having ob,,,,.a
Il from the Legislature Of Delaware LOTTERY CNTR lsr
TO continue In operation Tor period Ytss mi
having given bonds TO the State for One Million of noI
lars for the ProP, payment OF all prizes
at Wilmington Del the Delaware r ~,
oenent OF and other purposes.
County Lotteries Of Delaware for same ois.etE
AL drawings under the supentendenee Lottery Oorrou.
appointed by the State.
Priaes paid drawn
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- go no d. M. MINUS, pmoTo

49, GRAPH AND fiNE ART GALLERY All MAIN Ar
and see his and beauilfl Rooms and The A
st decorate the walls Every variety b.op ding 70 t-
photographic there be In all beauty
taken In variety of finish or ,xp.r,,e.
has Introduced oil from 20
NE size making asing miniature water snectV, portr.,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUAsLE HOUSE AND LOT AM VACANT

Lor ADJofsIN's. sst IN sr,-, s.,.s ~ ~ sc
nal streets Aoe,Ionws win sell premise. ON rS.
Gay the llu day 90 October a,e..,t
the valuable brick 80. az III hs
and Canal streets and tno~n late r.sa,nc. ~ 81
hysr. The house has large
VIC en- gas, .aisr and other convenience upon ,h ~, i.
The lot fronts ~ inches hari fio -, So :,
privilege OF entering vail on either Il e. " 49, Wv
Aher the above, win ~ sold Vacant adjoining fonr nj,
TN street ~ feet inches and running bNes 10 fss r.
ZION OF this property renders valuable grocery stand
fourth cash the balance and ropfi.
neEoisble notes. -ith added and secured y
s~ZS n T.vtnt . 80, .-tl''n,
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STAMuERINg CuRRD.--nr. ccms,oets yoesi Gym.
- nasun fhhaderhal for distraction IN
ne cure ttommeTnE and Deecive Auicuiacn open
Ss oi IN commences on wsdns,day Ne fen q
ESs-dSv' Ne Ds Arch, 81, FhisisipAi,, "a
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- bhuAp MD w 'kACE sTkhErS FOR SALE AT AIC
IiOS-Ai the request Of The heirs II The late y. agand s
o whom are adul ue than ssu suction on The Fru la
the order advsrtked IRDAY, the IN Oct iSg
~ o'clock, p ", The following valuable real state Nj, III
Tie excellent brick the Hu Of g-od stts,
Occupied y Nr Moore 'front.' about 92A feet runniag back
about l0 eet 20 vide paved alley adoiuinv rist
tenement having the SANG on depth 81 Tuo vaespt -
aioaVg me lst Hamcd tenement each fronting % Feet ma
nng ao about 1850 tri % sid alley. amer With ~ n.
s2 VI, Arg. snd admirably veil located dwelling the eoner
otSrAee aud adams streets fronting 81 running back Is @
70 ~ asy I house has eleven rooms good order AMI l.
h'ni.ed shh g- Besides the dwelling twhch an excellent
ontl there i on the lot large brick ktchta stable ard r
house va most beautiful huldg les sijr!nns On M, -
cnting s. fcct, running bach it5 feet 70 said sSy
TIE brrng real state justly regarded vsIuasie whether
reference Dc bad % " ffniine stree: Tor
purposes, or tlet on Grace street, for resdeucea
sNsNne fourth cash balance 81 is ana Il uorhs for M.
notes. ini'es' added secure' ~ trust deed
hlneI 81, GoDDIN APPERsON
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z
MRS GRACE BENNETT, En,fsI' p ,.slunF'
MISS MARY C. GORDON. r,'s,i.h ~, -
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT. 1900 'HSt'rs-
ENOR CAELOSCARDORNEZ snsni,L - ~ -,
MADAME MARIE ESTyAN, ~ Si..i-
SIGNOElSA ASTONIETTA EZRA. So
SIGNORINA MARIETTA ERBA. -s'S'
JOHN 4. CALNO. ~ 80
WILLIAM D. GRABAU, Piano Orgsn s,c,si NJ.
@ W. TiIILOw, N' 'h'' 'As'eH 49,
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, T n
q. ERICSSON, ,t ssp'
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EEMALE TEACHER WANTED.--The suh.rrFb.r
de'rss ." sngaEe the services q Lady Who uy quAheJ
10 teach French Music, aud be "rnAry English Hranchss
q. Address, Rev J. d. DUDLEY,
sr.s-uNelm' Dover Mills Va.
TINEACUEH WANTED.--i wish to employ I,dv 90
II teach To- my family the ensuing
commencing 2h ~ October qualified T. Give in
stTueton In English Latin French aud Music Piano sat
ls'aei"ry reference required JOSIAH Ht'RRUsS
scF--SW Enfcl y. q, King william Co va
WANrED.-The suhscrihs uishos get suatioa a. an
w Uvrrsrrr farm He ga young yssr.
experience w nrmif binds
ward the Interests o. h employer For further siou
aa'Igss ~. D..
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Monday. October 81, 1859.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE.
EXTRA CLASS SEVEN
Al

To be drawn In Wilmington Del, Monday oct 81 lsse
In these Lotteries every prize drawn
Prizes payable In full, without deduction
SPLENDID SCHEME:
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, OOOi
1886 Prizes amounting TO s33l roo
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FALL CROPS
alongslde q Peruvian Guano any other FERTILIZER
PRICE SIS PER TON or 5000 LBS.
~ Liberal Discount to Dealers.
MACDONALD 4 DUGDALE
Sole Agents for Maryland and virginia
a. -. Cor Metlderry's wharf and Pratt street
suft-2meod BALTIMORE
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TERMS.
SCHOOL AT GOOCHLAND MANsE.

Rev. j. d Dudley A. NJ, University Of ya Principal.
The request Of several gentlemen the vicinity
n Who vh &" have facilities for the education
auFh"ts The subscriber Will school his
hraeng Male and FEMALE Department suitable and rom
Pyient Instructors rs Il Is his Fuos establish permanent
school The Principal usparc effort WORTHY Of gene
raj raonlg. The school wiz BE- located In section Of country
unsurpassed Tor health and amidst refined and moral
community Few boarde received into tie family ~.
Principal Pupils coming BY canal ~ be AZ dover Mills II
notice be gwen The hrst session will commence Oct 18th
TERMS PR SESSION or TIN MONTHS
boardng With every personal accommodation $40 o.
~ FntlN, ........ ~
'NENsh hrAheies
yle, 20 ~
on i..he 81
lie would refer TO Hon Jas sridcu. ~ Morsou Col NJ
Irsyian, Dr. VIM Whit, Dr. WIN T. walker VIM II sanarJ
v Z. hobson and others residing the neishborhaod
se2s-dGeim. DDys, Ain. u
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An hsfH9s1asat. - dean Ga I~oo,,f,., 4. I,y
}. RUSSELL SPALDING'S
X D s f NJ A RY.
CASTOR OIL.
EARaAxTsB
lst To beauiey q
., To curl the hair elegantly.
81 To remove GandruH enectaagv
~, To restore hair h-sf.
Oh, 10 force The beard and Nhikert . gyov
tth, To prevent hair fo-a hIHng -
~ To cure Al diseases %
ethi rs prevent hair turning Kryy
9h, To headache
Ion, To Kill hair
UIun positive proof can be given Room ufl m, a,,, -
n you are no, 'sfsaed ~ All ssnain. Ma, IN. ,. .
we fIop5ietorake no oiher-J RUSSELL sPALBfSC 81
msitsstt, opposite hafczm, Boston, MAss. - - ~
S0H% BARNEs PARK,
TtsHER wfNsros
epy- a,tA- 49, -, 10 Main Street, Richmond.
,'' t''',Ay ar2O-drAvfy
v. y1Rbsx Jory o. rrv,
late of ne firm 'f Bretden For
JoRD AN, WInJRJ 81 CO
"hNhhAb 90 MISSION UERCHaN1rs
hArlN BANK, RICHMOND,
~ preiuce ani Merrtandse ~ 81 Anns o.
- They permitted o. refer 10 u...-, -, -
B3a-sul
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az The following from Of Agents. well
In his State endorsing by u.s. be read With
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HUBERT r. LHFEBvrr, A. NJ, P,lpclp,l

hbnhhi T. LEf tbN bF n ~, Flinrpal,
Natural Philosophy Literature, Moral and
.. .. - Mental Philosophy, French. -
WILLIAM g. WILLIAMS, A. H., Vice PrneIpai
Astronomy, Mathematics Chemistry History
Latin. - 'S'''''
EDWARD C HOWARD
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hpNI VAL ABLE u.s. a. NSTAEE ON THE
At AjCriON.N ne request o. W. Christopher wafb,u ~
h stI - public ausou, on ne prsu,e. ruur-dsy the
estate located above The 1 has frrnt On H.. 80. 80 ~
Cn1 street o. $50 feet snd dcr n feet on the r,g Inc Of
~ street ant front a on &c Canal ~ Jars liver and
Lumber house. aui ani handsomely finished frr ri.
p, vch nov occupcd by Mr WaithsL ul be sub
Lns ' consideration that e foregoing water mont IN
e Canal Olus savinr dayaEc) Justly regarded A. among ~
s 'a4ah u s GUY ~ lumber yard, large Ware
house Ihr duelnl admirably arranged and have an
ne snd'ru improvements q gas vs'er. euvert marble mantle,
rrEvsOne turih essh balance ~ & AMI ~ month. To- NJ.
rotstle notcs Interest sddsd ~ trus deed
segO=fis a AppVpsnN
- . ~ iCrere.ne grepcp o. raas BE- boush pr.
POSITION give lime 70 COMPLETE ,or,, In.
rfnreue q under fhe shove sale
Ne llh q October 1872 "iS e,elost: ? "
COMMISSIONERS SALE or VAIUAuIR
y. unimprovsd UcRt Estate In anI ~, ar the
CITY OF Hirhuond. Cor1rnissioner appsinted bv s
e 3h MAY t'9 IN ne Van I~v's Etsrnirix A. W
Van leH &C. ha proceed ~ se ne premises me order
40 s, !. Nuht ny We ltih ,iay ~ October i>d1,
pr 'co tnat most valuable lot on ne uorth side
opposite ~ Mesrs rahotrs faundry fronting 81 fsst rsps
has f-c ~ ~ alley bounded ne West hy hoctoe C~et
Nl ocock ", hat most heautiful square a-r.a
thurh lu bounded hy Grsce Broad "a ma ga -. %
tr the Incidence ~ Mr. Lonen Elet CONS. snpr A.
- ~ - gy All snvons oI many miles Aner which vnb
Sy and ~ 80 Ao % teet land ns o. broad
ren ~ snd ~ streets running bach too suey
Which IN BE- sod oss Ncs ana 8 in SONAR Ii,
bnuned ~ 2. f2d and ad foregoing un hs ,rhi
vasd into smaller oucs Be deemed best, Of
TsESsOns-foursh cash balance At and year, far p.s
uahis notes bearing interest retained un last uo a
PN'o' ana conveyance ordered By Ne ooayt
=. - ELIZA I. VAN LEW
- . Commissioner and Executrir
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GE,Sn src'Ts OfFicr a. Lorar 30 Va =
.-.,,. 81. ....- Richmond. sept, 1850 A. D. assg
TINE MASONIC FRATERNITY Of virginia are summon. n
- ~ 70 meet IN WILLIAMSBURG on TUESDAY. The ~
l DAY o. October next ~ ocotk A. ~ Tor M pur ~ ~
pose 81 forming an Occasional Grand Lodr- 70 c~brate/NN
and Mary Coliegs ~ " ''"
~ order q the Mos, wor.hipfui Grand master
JOHN Dow q seerftarv
irsiernaly invited 10 intend. set qiswtt,boti,5
BAUGu'S
HIGHLY IMPROVED RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
IVI tanning WV
80 l-2 Per cent. OF Phosphate 81 Lime, and
80 Ia Per Cent. OF Organic Matter, Produc-
inR Ammonia.
FA RMERS 81 PLANTERS
anncl.l 10 nlr. ~. .a..hl r..ln.. -, l. d. 49,
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rLE," A VALUABLE FaRnIs

Jas ". TArIOR Sos, Auct. ,,Is 49,.
". b-Aher the have
shsr W.T., Tie stock Farming Implements Ae 4c witch due
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:
word by word and certain. am
sorry. tell You truly, have the
pride offs journal st in hin, although differ
ing toto cael5 from his notions. He does
not sustain himseIfat all. He losses ter
ribly-like a scud9er In a maelstrom. BE
docs not do Juice 10 himself at ALL
There is,no sequence or point, or coher-
-ence at all that ssen see. BE seems to
fight the air. BE hthgs his head from side
TO side, US if his long hair, which tiaunts
and flaps into his eyes, had dashed him
into an ungoYe nable excitement. He
stoops clear dowA on his hunkers, thenup
he, darts, and out he launches, as if some
men under the floor were working him by
wires. He makes an onslaught on Nelson.
Lashes him furiou%ly for his recreancy to
the South in this, the hourof her need
Accuses him Of being in close hug with
"Black Republicats,p and wants to be
saved and delivered from such patriotism.
He satirizes bitteily Mr.. Ms quotation
about 81 love my country &c, saying the
gentleman talks aEout ,.onr country's rills
and hills, and big fields and large crops,
but as for him, heAloes not worship the
external physics of his country, when the
spirit of the constitution has left it. He
has no sympathy with the gentleman.
SIr. Nelson says5tp him, 81 don't desire
OF expect your sympathy, Sir" (sensa-
ton.
Pryor-sI dare Bey You do not. I
wouldn't think you lid after such acclaims
rs greeted you froh the Black Rcpubli-
cans Continuingi Pryor went on to
condemn Mr.. n .sfseeh, saying some very
severe things, one OF Sshieh brought Mr.. n.
to his feet, saying Iepel that as foul
calumny.n Great sisation.) Pryor-ta-
king breath-resumes saying, 1 will not
suffer the gentlemah to divert me-to
come to personal cSntest; gentlemen will
appreciate my forbe%ance. Mr.. Nelson
81 have no apprehenf ion for you, either to
my person or to my arguments"
But cannot pursue my rambling report
further. The whole speech was highly ex-
citing and infamato1s did not like it.
1t disappointed me id every particular
1t fell hundred degrees below what ev-
erybody expected. Nr. Pryor, thought,
felt deeply chagrined : he sat down. He
looked so to me, as. watched him. He
had evidently walked up the wrong pas
senger in Mr.. Nelson i am sorry that
such scene, such a style, and such fail
urc, attended AIr. Pry4's maiden effort.
The call of the Htuse before ordered,
is now finished. Two hundred and thrifty
one members have answered to their
names.
\ vote is next taken and stands princi-
pnlly thus:-lO7 for bherman, (Rep.) IS
for Bocock, (Dem.) q for Gilmer, Am. J
for Haskin, "A. L. and scattering for
several more. No elefion.
The House, on motion has adjourned
and am heartily glad, for it is half-past
five and VIC. have had nj dinner. G.
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31l ,6f2. For tho Inst two years the reve-
nue. from publicworks has increased $780,, =.
600 over the previous two years. 1t is
estimated that on the LIST of October, 1861,
there will be in the treasury u surplus of
1884,, l52. The Legislature, therefore. may
safely appropriate $4,000, 900 to the public
works. A law to provide against the fail
ure to pay interest punctually on the
States guaranteed bonds is recommended,
and also to invest the sinking fund in Vir-
ginia bonds at par. The usury laws and
the present legal rate ofinterest should not
lie changed.
The Loudoun Branch Railroad, it is urg-
ed, should be completed, in order to give
access to the northern border of the State.
A revision of the State taxes, but no reduc-.
ton, is recommended. Tits idle, however,
to compel the collection of taxes in specie.
a tax on the oyster trade is again recon-
mended, aswell as on policies of insurance.
The bank act of 1853 should be repealed,
and other laws concerning banks sQbstitu-.
ted. The message contains various other
suggestions of local interest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.LIK EN E S s. ES


the Fair the Island, for Ambrotypcs, have justly
been given to PARTRIDGE. The superiority of his
Photographs Anlbrotypos SC, over all others in the
city is daily Acknowledged by good judges.
Partridge does not boast of great number of Pre-
minus, like some Of his competitors in majority of
which there is not particle OF merit, they being
awarded by the discretionary committee, without any
competition.
Partridge las advertised for years to make bet
ter pictures than be had at any other place i'll the
city, or make charge for them. others have not
dared to make similar proposition, knowing them
selves that Partridge out daily better pictures
tIrnn any other man.
All inwant of the best pictures to be had in Wheel
ing, should go cartridges establishment on Main
St. few doors above Monroe ST. where pictures
made as low at amy room in Wheeling. novIG-dGw
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OUR washington correspondence pri-

OUH MASnIuGIOH CuEEes In a pr1-
yate letter of the 9Th, says: From my seat
in the gallery, saw Sheriff Irwin, on the
floor, with Mr.. Clemens, and have inst
been down to see him. He represents the
feeling at Richmond as hot on the Har-
pefs Ferry question. He is also afraid
that an attempt, outside of the Legisla-
ture, will be-made against Mr.. CALDWELL
he had not seen Mr.. G. in Richmond.
Our correspondent also represents the
excitement at Washington as running high
in consequence of the action of the House
the day before, as detailed in his letter of
yesterday. The question of organization
is more than ever complicated, he learns.
The feeling on the part of the Republic
cans, as well as of the Northern visitors,
in the Capitol, is one of intense indigna-
ton at the foray that has been made
against Mr.. Stevens quiet, calm and
most inofensive and considerate member.
The Northern men will not yield IN inch,
and have now, more strongly then ever,
the sympath1es of the anti-Locompton
members, as well as of such men as Gil
mer of N. c., Etheridgc of Tenn, and
Henry Winter Davis of Md.
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Editors IhitELigencer Sometime since
the following paragraph, amongst others of
similar character, appeared in the Daily
Union of this city:
"Our Northern neighbors, actuated by
diversity of notions, have succeeded in
stealing or driving South the dusky body
guard which, in olden time, surrounded
almost every Virginia family, and thereby
thrown us upon the tender mercies of the
gutteral Schlayonic, or the wild, unwashed,
untutored Hibernian."
Yesterday he explains in this way:
ait may be construed by some of our
readers that the accidental application of q
harmless epithet was designed as n slur
upon the habits or the character of our
Irish citizens. To all such we reply indig-
nantly, that too much of the blood of that
gallant nation flows in our veins" &C., &c.
judge by these extracts that there are
two kinds of ''Hiberninns," and suppose
the "wild, unwashed and untutoredh may
hope for descendants that may have all the
improved qualities and advantages pos
sessed by the Editor of the Union, in
Guiding his tamenesR, eddcation, use of
soap, soft soap, &c. This editorial apollo
gy for such language may be satisfactory
to the stuntutored." But the Germens re-
quire something different. They do not
like to be placed below negroes by Demo-
cratic editors, and they would feel deeply
mortified could any such editor honestly
claim descent from any German; or Gut 4
teF9l SchleYonic, Us he chooses to call
!he4h. G.
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sHPERHD
Mrs. WINSLoW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children tectling which greatly
facilitate the process of teet!lins, by sonening tile
gums, reducing all iniiama.fon-wfll allny all pain
and ID sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon it,
mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your inflnts. Perfectly in all Cases.
See advertisement in another column
aug20'59-1yd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10

THR Democrats are fond of charging
their opponents with wasting the time of
Congress in harangues upon slavery. We
wish our readers to observe who began
the discussion upon that subject at this
session. The very first word that was
uttered in the Senate was request of
Senator from this state to appoint COM
mittee to inquire into the Harper's Ferry
affair. In the House, Democratic Rep
resentative could only wait for one fruit
less ballot for Speaker before he raised the
cry OF alarm, and provoked proftless
sparring, which consumed the whole time
of session. This is the way in which the
Democratic party let the slavery question
alone, and pursue pacific policy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10

The marine deserters fare hard in Phil
adelphia The Ledger says that one there
is required to wear the chain and bail for
sixty days; andanother to carry a KNAPP
sack, filed with large shot, strapped to his
back for thirty days
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10

AhE some of the Democrats of Boston
and New York really amusing themselves
by thinking of bringing Gen Pierce again
upon the course? They are publishing
correspondence which took place between
him and his Cabinet at the close of his ad-
ministration, designed to show that he and
they were satisfied with each other. For
what great purpose is this correspondence
now brought to light?. Is it really intended
to bring the amiable ex-President into the
tribulations of struggle for the Charleston
nomination.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10

Boston and Philadelphia are becoming
quite excited about the comparative merits
of their respective chess champions AS
the Democratic papers call attention to the
matter without condemnation, we presume
that there is no sectional fealing in the con-
test
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10

Louis ,NapoleOn's last ''secrct" now is
discovered by English correspondents, viz:
the finest monument in the world to his un-
cle He has heretofore put up many things
to his ..uncle" that was in old times how
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10

Ma BnOws, who has been elected to Con-
gresa from Kentucky, and who has not at
tanned :the age of twenty-five years, and
therefore cannot take his seat seems to be
well named, John Young Brown.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10

TnE Springfield (Mass) Republican re-
lates thata Wilbrahnm woman, who believed
in spirtualism and womag's rights, rugged
herself out in bloomer costume about year
ago and leftherhusbandf for parts unknown;
but last week she returned pehitent and
altered woman, having changed her uncouth
garments for those more BETTING her sex.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-10

Two hunters camped for one night near
a wild pigeon roost, in Chenago swamp,
Crawford county, Penn, and killed about
1900 birds in one night They took them
at the rhte of four dozen n shot.