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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-07
sEnLINo OUT AZ Coa2.o -

FNHE undersigned. anxious TO close out their exAs I've
Il stock of furniture soon 90 possible nov - "a
sell at COST. their Warerooms, Main stree 49,
First at Wholesale RETAIL in any quantity 70 n ~
chascrs Their stock comprises excellent 49, oT
neatly manufactured Furniture bought low Tor NJ ~
will be sold great bargains. The public ayet uvi,S -
call and examine for themselves.
jy293m 81 frrrTa HERSHBkfGE8' 4 BRo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
Extract from letter received roma Physician i" Nd.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Iss, B,oaGta ,t.id FYanklia street. Ns York
4 this Estab2 hn'm can lc very Repre-
ENcE OF OPIUM. neud tig.r, sud hands in motion; the
only Representations the Kind in The county The argcs,
and best collection I Ancient and "'odcTn Coins IN the u
The figure Soldier in The Continental, Uniform; hc
biu, lead buttons mlikcL u s. 4, Hat,
Bneclcs, Caters, &c &c. Also, l:.rIs al Various Plum
age curious Freaks of Eatun, inI implements
Rich Oil Paintings fine Engrar Wings with lrany usr
ard valuable CuOsties. Statue OF George III. SWc!,
Ice ton cannot he found III any Establishment o, Ne kind in
the United States tOnbc Cali, which IS universally aJ
united 10 be great wonder. The calves
from the the middle. They gown
perfectly formed aud Brought from the Isn
Live White Kat nom Jerks Penn .ididIr ia Il
Is Games tor Exercise aud Amusement, Billiards. Eaci
Cannon and Dcminoes 4 Billiard Room with two spie,,
did Tables. is also attached 10 tho house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper parties can b.
accommodated very short notice The LaJer will
supplied with all the clicacics of the Game, Oys
at any hour.
Al this Establishment, may be a celebrated bird
MlNO, that will repeat almost anything aitcr stranger
No accommodation for political meetings oil party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment, and wing made various
tons is prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels of the city of New York The Bar ROOM which
tas The arcst private in this country being
collection OF will sustain the reputation coc
under The Charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley the quality its
wines, &c, &c. Connected with the above is REFEC-
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours of the day
and evening Private rooms for Courts martial Referees,
The public respectfully invited to grant him share
their patronage.
W Persons wishing pure Wine and Spirits depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
N B-Privatc families supplied with Dinners Suppers
IN superior style for Parties OF number at their
tive homes and wares OF glass silver out any part
OF City YRYE oY CHARGE.
EntTcare 10 he REFRACTORY in franklin-t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
GENERAL. JACKSON q
AND MARTIN LUTHER,

JNliE PropriatOrs of Sartain's Magazine ying lues
L ed the large aud handsome steel plate, carefully
veal III line and mczzOtinf from The celebrated design V
GcOrSc CattcrnOie, representing
THE FIRST PERFORMERS,
Preseutins their Famous Protest the Diele S7ira
.f -ls in 1879, r a4..ll u
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unprecedcntly low. .HIIT 100,
This magnt, cnt composition contains nearly ore II
drcu urcs, and includes autsentc portraits OF the p
prominent men connected with that event The worktt
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ns never ueen rcailcd ut price less tan So per
Each impression is accompanied 10y instructive pistoth
Key OF reference, describing the sccnc the characters u
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In connection with Sartsn's Magazine both WORT. VI
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riably in Hdvaucc:-, X So.
One copy of she Magazine, and one of the Print,
five copies Of the Magazine. AMI five OF the Prints,
up OF the Club, Il
The price of Surtain's Magazine being ofisclf u
mum, both works jointly may now, by the above ciat
had for what was heretofore the price each separately
Preparations making to publish in the Ma5znea
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icng with Pictorial Lite of General Jackson
~ Agents wantGd In every town and village in The or
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T has become settled Fact acknowledged By tho
Physicians ofour city, that In the cure OF SCI oola,
letter many other diseases, BEISrLlSGERs FuIp
EXTRACT S.RsArARILLA AND DAsnEHos, is decidedly
above all other preparations speaks itself
used; although have taken the pains of huv
ing published through c papers, or appointing agents
for the il, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont, New York. Ohio Kentucky aud olher
sates by PERSONS who by chance means have heard
of its wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman Vermont few days SINCE who used II FOL Il
very serious diseasc:-
DEAR DocTOR:
- The two bottles ctmcdcine got nom YOU
whcnin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send
more by Express
sE NC Yours Respectfully.
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city, not qack medicine, for we have made them ac
quainted with the component parts and 10 III
such have not the opportunity OF making il known
to, that entirely from all minerals, and s not in
Incompatible with of the preparations of1
dine, Fowler's solution, or other properties.
Paxton d Lakes, and II. Ynhrng and soil
wholesale and retail by .s5- g..-a ID .....iL
- = - i3RENTLlEGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81. '52. 15't ffiF sHF ss..ft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
PRo;sRECTUs
AMERICAN WHO REVIEW

N the Orisnri Prospectus Of the American Rey!ew,h
sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, its tofncf fopJ
tor and Editor, number of the leading Whg Memee,si
tue Twenty seventh Congress ClSt6-6) subscribed t
name, tc the following resolution
tEarnestly approving The ple,. OF such NauoIaloi
l5ng needed and of !nanilest importance, the
agree to contribute for its Pages, from time TO tine
communications may bo necessary to set forth anu
cnd the doctrines OF tbs United Wing Party OF the
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel ID. HARVARD = \
lherscn crrien J. II. 1ngerson, +. Joy Morr'a n r.
Clnsman, Daniel Webster Il. C. Winthrop. Thomas y
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. P. Kennedy, VIM. s. ACE
Rufus Choata, Alexander II. Stephens" IN
An engraved portrait OF come distinguished person ".
be found in every number OF .he Review Thsy M
ally &c portraits OF living American Statesmen ana
ever that is possible will be accompanied with an
Tic Memoir OF the person represented. ,de,,
The first objects OF the Review OF course Py.s
1t is designed To set forth and defend the M
measures, and the or The Lnttea IPhts Fc,p n
Union II has been matter CT Just repIoae 70 tDa
that though it embraces its due proportion OF Tue
gcnce and learning OF the country, has no
Monthly Organ devoted to tho cNptcssich and de
its opinions md measures. The conductors OF tne
car Review ha done Whist liz them lies TO
rcp zach, by securing contributions from sources OIL eDA
and truth. &. 80 -. /,
The literary department of the Review viii asree
spiri: with the political. .,r,,c.
TcKMs.-snsie subscriptions 81 year, In .a vi
Subscriptions to clubs OF not less than ten person. -
CHAMPION BISSELL, Ptttffstn,,
nugn4. = II. -5ssi- . - 1870 Nassaii.st New io
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CIIAMRENLTN's CoarmExCaAL
GDx,kEtsE

LOCATED CORNER STREETS, PITTS
nuRGu. "a.
o. +. CHAMBERLlN, Principal and Professor OF I'll,
Science of Accounts.
p. K. SPENCER, Professor Of PcnmansiP.
NHE principal object OF this nstitutoD. is to aoI young
i opportunity OF obtaining tnoiough aud II.
mate knowledge OF Ioublc Entry Book ReePng and its
pcatiuu To business operations neray Applicants
enter College any and attend both day evening
The COURSE OF Instruction SUCH will ena BILE The student
to take Char of and conduct scientific principles
get Of Double Entry Books completion of the
PrsMA ssnir.To write nee and leibe hand is dcsa
bic accomplishment in the education young gentlemen
every profession, and particularly TO those who
DESTROYS Of themselves for mercantile and bust
ness pursuits. This department IL conducted by r
r. Spencer OF Ohio author of the Spcncerian system
Pennanshp, gentleman well known throughout the cou
try, accomps shed penman and also Gs one OF the
most successful teachers Ofthe age.
Communications addressed to O. X. CHAMBERLAIN
Will receive prompt attention. Angel.
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PREMlUMs FOR CLUBS.


NkcChnnSCs, Manufacturers nnu Inventors.
TIME EiGulu VcLuAr OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
the 18th OF September II IL principal.
iy the diffusion OF useful practical Knowledge
enGnty calculated TO advance the great interests
indusry-Mchanicdf, Manufacturing aud AgriciurGl--
the genius and master spirit OF the nation -
vailed Journal of the Arts and Sciences
maintains bise character at home and abroad
The Publishers pledge Themselves that the future
shall least equal If not cir
Among the subjects chiefly brought forward and discussed
roads, Bridges, Agricultural implements, Manufactures Of
Metal FbrUus and Textile substances, merry the
purpose. Chemical Processes Dstiling, Coloring, &C.,
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Flaming Machines Tools for Lumber, Brick Machines
Farming Fire Arms Electricity, Tclcgraphs Surgical
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Notices of New Inventions American and Poraig The
work is inform for binding contains En-.
srargs, over lOur hundred of printed ntc- and
cOpions Index Nearly all tho valuable Patents which
weekly from the Patent Office illustrated with Eng
gs in its iunns, thus making The paper perfect Me.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
CONGRESS HALL.

TIME rs take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this taken OF that well established and IA
- CONGRESS HALL,
% - -...t 80 '7fF' Third and:Chcanut streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired and all
mode introduced, and furnished in style
elegance which will at once rcnuer IL unsurpassed Tor
comfort and Convenience g,s.,s.
This is decidedly the located house in the city being
in the immediate vicinity of business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings
Lines OmHbuscs leave for every arf OF The city every
minutes head quarters being within one square
Of tnis House. -Is-s sll .tt..
The subscribers determined TO spare no pains in
nakns this n convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. .,,,,o,,
James E. Norris who is well known to many of tho bus
ness visiting the city, lately In the Hardware house
J. Duncan Co, and formerly proprietor Of the
yirsn6 Hotel ST. Louis will have control OF the manage
inent House, assisted by polite and competent
teSsonx. rE{1- .-9.rt-E FE1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott ;
SAN INTENsELYINTEK Roo,

SAN INTENsELYINTEK ROO.
III ~ 1voL- 1oMo., 81 20. AZ
nj GORE & ANDERSON, have just ready in a d,o,..
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT
In the yay OF Mexico, By Lisut. Raphael semmes
detailed account OF General Scotia brilliant Cams,
- Lieut.. S. is man Of sterling scnse.-NpsllA
I'D IMPARTIAL account Of all hr w-ke,dali ia ne *
spirited and extended sketch OF the last Nexe,n r.
raig Tho authsr is attaches. the Navy but ga
accider iy eonnected with the Aruty-Ihilaa Gees
Written In clear and vigorous style, and It is liI
alor having cominanecd its pcrusa to lay /, uside
Ono of the most gallant Officers in thr Nayy-n
vholo volume, work orntcilsct, is worthy or II
place in the department TO Which it be,ongs-Ioi,.is
Jonne.. = =. -. lg :
never read history evidently SO fairly written.I
IA volume full efinstructoa and interest h.
with flowing pen, In vigorous style, etri.hing his n
tive OF brilliant ean,paig with personal
We have work which has given such viva !.
pressons OF Mexeas scenery and cstaeter or the ev
Has given to the pubic very attract ysv.ork o.,
Cs c.) Standard. R5a ,tif-S{ 49, - N>''-."a'n
We find in this hook, The most ffc-like dascripo,
men and les-os Scenery and Society-ef marches ~
battles and victories, that we have rsud-Ec,.
| Recfrn. .i ~ lu-iTFl,a jt4s.lifFi : = '-ssAk
We follow with interest renewed, as we advance ON n
footsteps OF that eoruinate soldier, whose laaIcbrs 9
riumphs from Vera Cruz the City OF Mexico were
ries OF manurers absolutely annsi, :,
His original descriptions are drawn vii great feue,
He is lively and spirited Narrator. His battle sIe.t,
are extremely and produce deep On
ns sinaton. He crtioisrs the military opera in
cided partisan spii., but with evident ahdty.-RE NJ
l Sun~. :"
The very best book which that has sailed Io;s :
/ Philadelphia PTcssgieria7s r. L--s iflftf ~ -
In reading some OF the authors descriptions q asr
and utorlns one can wonder at the fascination III
pro,ress repeatedly displayed during the Mecas War
Princeton Rerieir il1ifi Iai as fls.l aitH
The book is more than readable; it's statistics. and
and sketches, give the reader clear account On ~
campaign ba found any where, superior In nt.t
il not in value, TO Major Ripey's HistOry-N y F.
geiisi
Pays warm trl oute 10 me many admirable Qualities
DAGESTs wanted, to circulate this work all parse
the United States, with whom liberal arrangements NH
be made canvassing particular counties OF disr'
Orders nuat be accompanied wit the cash.. ! =
D'ELToRs giving this advertisement two or more i,
serons shall have copy OF the work mailed thr !,
Dress upon receiving their paper, containing the aa,
tiscmoht. MOORE & ANDERSON, Publishers
aug 81 TT. %. wcst Fourth street. Cincinnati, n b
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
ABOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT IS!


Eeng narratives and incidents In the real LIFE
oY THE LowLY.' by ". l.. q. Smith, Esq.
The object of abe author is TO represent the condition
tic Slave III his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
rations and pasumes The relations between master aud
SLAVE The mistaken Impulses nd msconceived views
HortherE fhian,hropst, &c, &c, and to represent the
PASSIONS and sentiments in their natural orms,
dspayc tie humbest society,
that, i'll the OF least eonisn:me1 Isous
hGRpess than redoH and at the represent,
IL 49, class of people, viz The Planter,
every day lite, is well calculated TO win the aiabe u
oil the would. .. ..-.-. ..-. . .Er o.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1--'Oid Virginia. it sd. -
=. 2-TEa Plantation--Uncic Toms Iaxincss.
" 3-SohIicty anu Merrnlcnt.
i" The Punishment
a. 1-T'hc School Master.
C-fanily OF the Planter.
a. 1-Schou Keeping.
:" s-1lie secret League OF Rebellion
:. iO-!ndcEendcncc Day. go '.-
a. 1.-The Ovcrseer.
Ie-Schooi Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
a. l2-uncie Tom and ninsl.
ii-Midnist Meeting Of School Master, Uneie TON
and Dnah.
1-Cassy.
IG-Sunday.
I" 1.-THE orc,fec,'s Communication TO the Planter
a. lS-Ehe Suspicion
IS-ScliuOl Master ) UpcasiGcss aEl Dcpa TtIIc.
21--Uhcle TGuI's Notions of FIcednn.
e-iiIs Dee animation 10 go to the Stale Of Fec
DOM
" 22-Ihe Escape.
q" o3--lhc Pursuit.
2t-kuHao--Thc loot. black
9J--IaTd Times.
o6--UEcle Toms soliloquy.
"a 9I-TLe Alarm.
g" 2>-Anesican Hotel
.si-Thc Fee Negro
1L-I.ouraEc, Quletudc and Contentment.
:. 3i-Niacara Falls, Clifton House, candr.
3.-'rhc Interview between slastef and Slave.
:c;-unclr Toms Decision.
:fi--iiack 10 Old Virginia.
3s-concIusiOa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
WASHINGTON.
From stunrt'r ,no.t celebrated Paint

FF0m stunft's most ceIeDrnIeu !.
THIS large and magnificent Portrait OF AsmsoiS
ali who have seeriit to be one or the most besutifJ
art published, and correct lkcness o. ID
isqros The size OF the plate is eighteen by txsn
inches. which will make handsome picture TOT
End should be in the hands OF every American
It is correct copy from Stuarts eciebrsieaot
Painting now at the State House, Hartford,
1t is finely engraved, and printed on superior pSsr
That it may be within the reach OF ALL the
reduced the price to ONE DoLLrRi szt ~, nd
Anpersons reittng the amonnt may rely np9n n
ing perfect copy by return OF mail to any a.
States, carefully put up on rollers made JOE '
FREQ OF postage. ttf laft i u -
Addres. ali orders. postpaid, to the puhiisHSsan
,tcrN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES,
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE Il HARNESS CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE Il BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES rseI
TIME CT these Safes Louis was before so
well established, that any further test proof The
fact OF their being superior 10 others, been
patenee and maker OF "Halrs Patent Concrete Sales
which has burnt all other makes OF note in the United
States (Wder'3 patent included We took up his challenge
the result below by the Committee who
Intended burning Safes We only regret he,
were not len in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested is to be at our Store, an
invite the public 10 Call and examine il feel
dent that Will doubt their fire proof qualities
after having The specimen which passed through
Z. r VIOLET, d co,
Sole Agents for the No. 49, Levce No.
&c Com. Street.
The unde rsned, committee appointed by e. Hail. on
behalf of Hall, Dodd * Co.. OF CiIcinnati, ard Messrs T.
Psburg to test the fire qualities the sales
made by thei! respective ncpas-repor, that we have
subjected Safe each manufacture OF similar
s1c which had been in years, in ovens 10 fire
space and half hours, and during
LEV tic heat applied far than any
conagratonthit at the expiration of that time,
taking the sefs from the urnate, and cooling down,
found that iron easting both ae entire
ly burnt that the books ,fninjued on
opening tbs safes .ocnd books anti papers entirely
injured except slightly by the water used in cooling
This found to be with both safes only
rceptibe difference in the appearance OF the interior
that the varnish the wood work OF Burke & Barnes
was entirely unirjured while that Hail, DodG Co
mark that from the result of this tss., have hesa
ton in the safes OF both parties The
deDcc OF the public. 49, Il ..Iz--a gsgls s
WARWICK p MILLER,
-fss.r.r DAVID II. BISHOP,
GERARD L. ALLEN.
ST. Louis, June fs, 1852 suroi
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MISCEILA ANXIOUS.
WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY.


rrHE regular time for the commencement oftbe FAN
L Session OF this institution, viii he the day Of Sep
ts.ss ..I, Each Session continues ss calender on
as follows: rEr.frt
ney. =. ", ToLFoRD, u. D., Principal. ..l-
Il Miss MARGARET ORR, ly ..E.t ID
Miss Miss F FRhs6 Il aoM MSsbiNs, '''"'''
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, Assisiant Primary Depari.
Prof. JOHN WINKLE, Music aud German
mr. II !, De t:,n MASsIAs, French and Drateins.
IN account providential detention at hoa,o bat
Miss Bliss has been several years connected v:,, i
Seminary Philadelphia. She not only gives i.truc
experienced Teacher OF Music and French Pupils
in Music can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
,Iom Prof Winklc or Miss Bliss.
The Natural Sciences will be taught by tho regular
and made for courses of Lectures
sorc the classes by some experienced Lecturer
We would again direct the attention OF parcnts In IN,
Terms In the Seminary Any person knowing thc gaIc
npupi, will at once know the amount OF Tuition. Where
lie majority Of the studies OF pupil axe in any particular
Hoard and Tuition with rent, Bedding. Fire and
offse months sG500
:, flashing pIs for B a..;.iL per doz. 80
session, ts..sg.. GOO
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
per session, rsH 1900
Meddie Glass; -s.ys FRI. AZ
90 s"Iaa Senior class, -s....r. 90
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
NO eEtra CHARGES. ercspf for ne JoIoridg branches.
husc per session of five months, with OF
Tor lessons, iHt.L r..5.st. 1900
usc OF instrument for daily practice, 200
Abode IN Languages, Painting drawing, 1000
| Embroidery, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
Ing, - 1--Es .f'-' ~ 900
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out The Scmna
in consequence of the extra trouble the is charg
ell as in the Seminary, viz: StS per session. q =
Pupils charged from the time OF the close
o. session. and nc deduction made except for sickncss
With reference to the management OF the school.
have only tosay that have here Goreymert Lap
indie an. nj
law. which all concerned must respect and obey Ou
also SUCH that pupils under Thu
OF Female Teachers night and day. This aystem
catra and trouble TO Teachers but is only saf
syltrn We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
| cd views ....... ~
As TO the progress pupils In sound learning,
tosc interested will visit u.s. attend examna &c
will point them the members OF higher Glasses
aud say-c stunt osira Honumenia-here pledges
Wheeling Aug. 81. a.tE..H=-