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SLIPPERS FOR CHRIsTMAs.-A large
number of ladies having spoken to
us to have slippers for holiday pres
ents made up for them, we urge the m
to bring their patterns forward soon,
that there may be no disappointment.
We have one of the best slippers
makers ever in this city.
TupNrR q X uurrp
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FOE SALE.
Dry Goods for Sale.

TITO ENABLE Us no CLOSE Up A
Co-partnership which expires soon, we
now offer our stock OF Dry Goods ~ barr
gain The stock d small, the house has Is
good trade established, and is ia running
order IL is fine opening for any one
wishing TO engage IA the business. For
particulars address J.. o. Box 4l2. Evans.
Vile, Indiana. novII III
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FR1aHrFUL RuNAwAY.-As a bo5

FRIGHTFUL RUEAwAY.-As a bog
was driving George 7. Chandler's ex-
press wager. on the street, yesterday.
one of the axles suddenly broke, let
ting the wheel fall and throwing the
driver out. The horse then ran of, dash
ing up First Street at the top of his
speed. soon leaving all the vehicle. ex-
cept the shafts, behind. With these
he turned down Sycamore Street. TAX
ing the pavement Ia his wild career,
the people scattering in dismay to let
him pass. He dashed through be-
tween a telegraph pole and an avn
ing post on Water Street, leaving the
mark of the shafts on the pavement
and on the telegraph pole. and thence
dashed up Water Street at fearful
speed, and only stopped when he
reached his stable. It was fearful
rruavuav
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N. B.-Necessary measures can be
obtained without the knowledge of
husbands or lovers. nov26
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THURSDAY. .....-....NovEMBER %. lst
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flFe. For being an orphan and not
having any arms, he collects dollar
from each visitor.
Paying the driver another dollar for
having waited on me, L continued the
journey to the Falls. The next move
wing over into Canada. For the privi-
leee of going over into Canada, one
pays man doltar.
The Canadian Journey to the Falls Is
romantic and full of incident. You be-
gin by paying something 10 a woman
who charges for passing her house.
The next view OF the Falls is blind
man with camera, you pay him some
teing. There is legless man with a
prism. You pay him something.
Another fine view of the falls occurs
here. You pay a man five dollars for
a photograph of yourself seated in your
carriage.
AS you drive along you obtain views
of the falls by disbursipg at hotel for
Iemonades, to another blind man, to an
Indian, TO somebody who exhibits a
stuffed wild cat. to a woman with lawns,
to man with rocks, and some sixty or
seventy others. The regular minimum
charge for each one OF these is one
dollar.
After having paid these respective
charges the carriage goes back 10 the
hotel, and drives over to TO it island.
There is charge of one dollar for going
on Go it island.
The drive Is fine one. Being com
pletely shut in with trees, it is shady
and cool. In the distance one catches
glimpses of water.
Returning to the hotel, after drive
of five hours. dismissed the carriage,
and then walked out on the back porch,
and, for the first time, got view of the
falls.
The next day 1 went under the falls.
For going under the falls You pay some
body two dollars
Going under the falls can be ar
ranged at home by people who are not
milIionares, and who cannot afford to
visit Niagara. To arrange it at home,
person should array himself in
charming suit of oil-cloth. This done,
let him have servant screw a hose on
a fire plug, and then play the stream
full in his face. Let this be continued
for full ten minutes; after which he
should, to keep up the imitation OF
Niagara, pay the servant five dollars,
and then commence doctortng himself
for catarrh, a tremendous cold and
severe rheumatism.
From what saw of the falls, I should
saw that they are fine, and rather wet.
People who cannot afford to visit
Niagara can get up bstitutes at home,
which will differ in no essential par
ticular from Niagara itself.
The best So ostitute that occurs to me
is for a man to put all his capital in a
bank, and then get run on it. AS he
gees the last dollar OF his fortune being
paid out, he will feel as one does who
is at Niagara.
Another excellent substitute, and
cheap one, is for a man to put all his
money in his pocket, and then allow
himself to be garroted. AS he feels an
arm COMPRISING his neck, and a hand
"going through" his pockets, he will
feel pretty much as one does at Niagra.
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0lre9atetiiqltrrer
CORRESPONDENCE.
DODDRIDGE COUNTY:
card tom Rev. a.r. w1ley.

Card from Rev. ar. Wiley
Editors IntelHgencer:
In reply to an article in the Wheeling
Register of the 9TH inst, signed icon.
verted Radical" allow me to say 10
him and 10 the party he represents,
that no traitor TO the flag of my country
-one that cnnserves the cause of the
devil in his diabolical influence through
the conservative party to destroy our
on my mouth. shall take what text
L please, divide my subject as please,
and preach what I believe to be the
truth. The oft repeated clRmor about
politics in the pulpit proceeds from a
class of men whose whole difiulty con-
sists in the kind of politics which the
pulpit Is quite sure to preach, II 1t
preach on the subject at all. Those are
the noisy DISCLAIMERS, the newspaper
scribblers and political editors that
work TO silence the pulpit in order to
destroy its power. Let the politics be
ofthe kind that favors the interests of
their party and then such preaching
will be the true gospel-the real milk
of the word-just the thing needed for
the instruction of the public mind. The
ground of their opposition to political
preaching is not any special regard for
the purity and prosperity of the chris
tian pulpit; but because they dread the
influence OF loyal ministers, who have
no sympathy with the copserva-
tive party. say frankly
that for such men as "Con-
verted Radical" and men of his kidney
have no respect and 1 shall neither
try 10 please or offend them. did say
that Christ and his apostles were radf-
Gals and say So still. They were radi-
caIly opposed TO sin in church and
State; which was what meant. ex-
pect TO go ahead and preach loyalty 10
God, TO Church and Nation in defiance
of the world, the devil, "ConverIed
Radical" and all other enemies TO the
principles OF good government.
Yours Radically,
w. n. WILEY.
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ST. MARYs, PLEAsANTs Co., VIVA, /
August II, 1865.
Editors IntelEigeneer:
The notice of the State Committee
calling the Republican meeting at this
place failed 10 reach here, except in an
indirect way. Notwithstanding this
fact, there was a good turnout of our
Union men from all the places that had
heard of the call for the meeting. A
deep interest was taken and an earnest
determination to carry this county for
the Republican ticket. The Republi-
cans here do not seem to doubt this re.
suit. Our candidate for Governor,
Hon. w. E. Stevenson, addressed the
people upon the important questions of
the day, especially as they relate to the
interests of the people of West Virginia.
A Grant Club was formed, some fifty
persons signing the roll. The club will
meet at the court house next Saturday
to perfect Its organization and receive
additional names.
There will be another Republican
meeting at the court house in this place
on the 10Th day OF September. when it
is expected that Gov. Boreman, John
a. Hutchinson, Jr., and others will
speak.
The skies are bright. P.
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4 Poor Inrestment.

The Clarks burg Telegraph says its
editor has heard from source that in
duces him to believe the report correct,
"that johnson N. Camden, the bond
holding democratic candidate for
Governor, pledged himself to give
eight thousand dollars towards defray-
ing the expenses of the canvass, if the
party would nominate him for Cover
nor" We have heard something like
this before, put had not before heard
the figures put quite that high.
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AGENTS Wanted

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PRESTOH COUNTY.
BRUcEToN, w. VI

Editors InteIligencer;
Our town is situated away out here
among the mountains, in one corner OF
our little State, but nevertheless good
ly number of your Invaluable papers
reach us. and we are doing all in our
power to increase its circulation in our
community. The Union cause is pros
pering; Republicans are waking up,
and this fall we are going TO roll up
from the hills of old Preston such a
majority for Grant and COlfa1 as will
cause our Shiny, snake-like, sneaking
competitors to seek their holes, dis
susted with the feeble attempt they
have made to crawl over us.
We raised a pole on last Saturday,
and spread to the breeze q fine flag in
honor of Grant and Colfax. The dag
was made by the ladies OF our town,
and we are much indebted to Miss
wiIand, Miss Hammer, Miss Harner,
Mrs. Kantner and others for their as
sistauce. Long may they wave, and
the flag also.
Post No. 26, G. A. r. was organized
here lately by Lieut.. Frank Whrthen,
with l6 charter members.
The following is its roster of officers
Commander-Capt.W VIM. Kautner.
S. V. Communicate. ID. Benson.
j.. V. Communication Gibson.
Adjutant-James Childester.
@. Nj. P. Martin.
Sergeant Msjor-A. Wheeler.
@. II. Sergeant-Wm. n. Maust.
The Post Is in a hourishing cOndi.
ton, and rapidly increasing in num-
bers. X. 4. 5.
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FTRE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice OF his appointment Is Assignee
a the esrafe Of Michael Sweeney, IN The
county OF ohio, In the District Of West Vlr-
gtnfa, and who Vas 70 viz on the % day Of
the petition of himself, By the y. 3. district
O. urt for sid District
Dated at Wheeling, fhe 9TH day Of August
A ID. 1853. "A. y. JOHNSTON,
augT-OaESE Assignee.
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upon such q property, costing nearly three
times their amount,
Are Secure Beyond Any Contingency.
The Union Pacific Bonds rzn thirty years.
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Company's ONCE In the city of New York
at the rate DISK per cent in gold. The prin-
cipal is payable in gold at maturity. The
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they pay liberal income on their cost.
The Company believe that these Bonds at
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the mErket and reserve the right to advance
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received in New York
at the comPaDy's cmee, No. 20
Aassau street,
AND BIZ
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And by Leading Bankers generally through.
out the United states.
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Washington and Jefferson COLLEGE

EIFT WEIGHT STUDENTS WERE
Il graduated the late Com announcement In
THIS institution: foEty-seVen In the Classical
and eleven In the scientific Department
Next Term begins BepIemberEl Circulars
furnished on application TO
THE PRESIDENT,
auRI4-eod2w G-auonshurR. Pa
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Star AgrfcuItural Works.

nHE ALBANY COTTON GIN MANU-
FACTURING CO., Albany, New York,
Manufacturers OF General Agricultural Ma
chineTy, Comprising the celebrated Star
TnreshIng Machines; "Star" Railway or
Endless Chain and Lever Horse Powers,
-Sttr'' Cotton Gins and condensers; Circular
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WewIsh To call the particular attention OF
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We have made recent improvements in
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for relieving the feeder OF dust, thus making
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and safe as with the ordinary machines II Is
annoying and frequently destructive OF
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These Machines are made of suitable sizes
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For sale by our agents and dealers gene
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Correspondents Will please address The
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Hon. JAS. NJ. ASHLEY, the i'm
peacher, has been renominated for Con-
gress in the Toledo (ohto)s District by
reclamation.
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HARVARD Law SCHOOL
CAMBRIDGE. MASS.

AlIbtlIUIH1 0IAoss
TWO TERMS. beginning SEPTEHrBER 10th
i 1858, and FEBRUARY ed, 1873 The
Resident Professors are. THEoPHILUS PAR
sons, LID, EHoRY WASHBURN, LID,
and SATHAEIEL HOLNES, AN. Gentle
men Of distinction IN the Profession lecture
nom time 70 time on special topics Appli-
cation may be made Tor further Information
to either OF the Resident Professors.
1y29-3taW3Wd
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a. W. CAMPBELL spoke at Fairmont
last evening. He will speak this even
ing at Clarksbnrg, in company with
Gov. Stanton, and tomorrow evening
at Parkersburg.
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Bew advertisements.
FE1rAI.E COLLEGE, BordentoWn,N,

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river. ~ hours ride nom New Y ork and
~ from Philadelphia. The very best einca.
tional ADVANTAGES furnished In connection
With a pleasant home. Fan term begins
Sent 18th For Catalogues, address
Rev. JOHN n. BRAKELES, A. II, Pres't
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
st. Matthews Church.
BOARD OF DIEEcroRs:

r q R0SHAM. DE-. L. a. HILDRETH.
JAC0R r. GREER. A.ALI4E6 HOWELL
Ms HANNAH L. BOSHAM. Principal.
HrISS a. L. BOSHAM, WITH COMPE=
M tent assistants, VIII open school for
efTIs in the basement rooms OF ST. AEttheEs
me eoarss Of study win embrace Prepare
tory Department, JuuloT, Middle, ana se-
fnioF wears; and IL VIII be the aim Of the In
EfifuffOn to furnish thorough Instruction In
the ordinary branches OF EDUCATION, In
Music, and In Modern Languages.
Applications for admission may be made
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or 10 Huy member Of the Board OF DtreetorE-
aug4-e0dtIseplo
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AGENTS Wanted

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BOOKINGS UNRTVALLED BAKING
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GGnatfenaI.
West Liberty Academy
a EnEIIall nd CiassteaI aehooI.

An EnsIIah and CiassfeaI school.
UIHE FALL TERM "a WEER9 OF
i this Institution, located At West Liberty
Va, on the Wheeling and Bethany pike,
12mileS nom the city, viii be OPEN Tor the
reception Of pupils Of both sexes SKPT. TIL
proE- Classical course thorough and COM
plete- Special attention given TO those pre-
PaLlng 70 teach. Tuition 81 70 SO, pay able
~ aaNance. Board and lodging .truIn - 70
JSO- C FRAZIER, 4. NJ, Principal,
S5 GEN W. b. CURTIS, Pres't Board
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

THE FALL TERN OF THIS uNsTITU-
i tuition VIII begin SEPTRl[BER lst, 1858.
The scope OF the College, beside q PRERA-
RATORY DEPARTMENT, embraces full
and thorough CourSes OF Instruction in
Adthendfies, Ancfalt and AodeTH Languages,
Philosophy, General Literature, The Sciences,
4gTtetLtflITe, and Military 1uceics.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed nom $50 to SlT5 per anuum.
In respect to Health, beautiful Scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place is
ALEX. MARTIN, DID, Preddena and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+. g. IYoS, A. n, TIec President, Professor
OF English Literature, and Principal PreP,y
Department.
Col. ]. h WEAyER, A. NJ, Professor OF Ma
themaLics asd OF Military Tactics.
Sc. ETEyESS, A. NJ, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural Sciences
Henry W. Harlan, DID,, Professor Of
Ancientan Modern Languages and LtteEa-
ture.
oLIvR W. MILLER, a. NJ, Assistant IN
the Preps TatoTy Department.
GEO. NJ HAGASs, EkQ. Superintendent OF
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH ". BROCK. NJ. D., Lecturer on
PhyHology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN a. Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
MoR6ASToWS West VA
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FEDERAL COURT begins session at
Clarksburg Monday next.
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GEN AareFfIsemeuts.

COTTAGE HILL sEMISaRY-Ym
OYoung Ladies', PoughkeepSie, New York
70: 1s ~ lsstnres OF Eu-
ton 70 modern Languages Music and Art
DR.. Lewis GymnasticS- Situation and cli-
mate unsurpassed. For prospectus, atfdress
rev. GEO. q. RIDER, RedOE.
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U.-Het Cash Earnings on its way
Business, that already amount 70 more
than the interest on the First Mortgage
Bonds. These earnings areno indication
OF the vast through traffic that must fol-
low the opening OF the line to the Pacific,
but they certainly prove that
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Examination of Teachers.

TINE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF
/ Teachers for the Public Schools Of
Wheeling will be held in the Ist Branch
Council Chamber. in the city of Wheeling,
on 1hurSdny, August 2Oth, commend
ing at O'Clock, a m.
Candidates must be present at the hour Of
commencing.
Holders OF Certificates, who desire to have
them renewed, VIII please present them TO
animation.
Certificates heretofore Issued, viii cease to
be valid, August lst ensuing Their re-
newal is at tne option OF The Examining
Committee, and Will depend upon character
''--- ~ F.s. WILLIAMS.
ty20-lm Dis. Eup't of schools.
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u d. CALDWEIL.

MANUFACTURE OF COPPER, TN
tooSinT ana Heating sioSes- no. n Hsia
Street, Wheeling, West Ntr1iniR.
would respectfully call the attention OF
the public 70 my large and select stock OF
Copper Stills, Copper and Bras Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job work OF AL kinds VIII receive my per
sonRl attention.
on Wen Casing and Sand Pumps made TO
onier on short notics-
be sold cheap; also Agent for Zimmerman 3
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus which
the public are invited to call and examine
nnaIlQ-eod-d&R6n. b +. CALDWELL.
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IOO MILES
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC r. E.
Are now finished and in operation. More
than twenty thousand men are employed,
and 1t Is not Impossible thst the entire track
from Omaha to Sacramento, will be finished
in 1859 instead OF 1870.
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PASY receive:
IA Government Grant OF the right Of
way, and all necessary timber and other
materials found along the line of Its
operations.
ia Government Grant OF L, 500 acres
OF Ia nd to the mile, taken in alternate
sections on eacbside ofits road. This is
an absolute donation, and will be n
source of large revenue In the future.
lila Government Grant OF United
States Thlrty-year Ponds. amounting TO
nom SIC, COO to s4s OC0 per mile, according
! to the difficulties TO be surmounted on
the various sections TO be built The
Government taxes second mortgage rs
security, and It is expected that not only
the Interest, but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by the
Company in transporting troops, mails
&c.
IVA Government Grant of the right
to issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid in building the road, TO
the ssme amount as the o. 8. Bonds,
issued for the same purpose and
no more. THE GovKRSNENT PERMITS
the trustees for the First Mortgage Bond
holders to deliver the Ponds to the Com
pany only as the road is completed, and
amer It has been examined by United
States Comm issioners and pronounced TO
be in all respects nIst-ciass Railroad.
VA Capital Stock subscription from
the stockholders, OF which oreT Eight
Million Dollars have been Paid in upon
the work already done. and which will
be increased as the wants OF the Company
require.
VI.-6et Cash Earnings on its Way
Business, that already amount 70 more
than the interest on the First Mortgage
Bonds. These earnings are no indication
of the vast through traffic that must fol-
low the opening OF the line to the Pacific,