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CINC1NNAT1 11XDRoPATIIIc OR
Wafer Cure Establishment.

TIME above Institution is for the reception OF
on the Carthage pike, hut few rods from the Hani
on Cincinnati and Dayton Railio2d, IN me rear ana al
ering TO those desirous o. enjoying the
te IL lover Of nature few parts the country M
ns more pleasing variety Of scenery than Itself
Cure There nature and art combine, rendering the view
beautiful beyond description: ,,,e, ,,,r, e.. ,,
of e artist glance The neatess and eiesnnee Of the
Interior combined with the numerous act which
his Establishment desirable one The Halls are exten;
sive, the Rooms spacious and inviting weG he in
inclcment weather The BED Rooms ae well ventilated
neatly Furnished the Bath Rooms ase pr ae IN
every form connection with the nsutuo thete rs
ly nsye an hall oppotaaty ,sstos
strength by healthii exercise Tie Sphss WnSn so
and abundant; flowing from gIayely bed ahey s em
forth water both cold and delicious unity Of
variety OF scenery nne for those SEEKING
not think OF more los,;, ueSIa'i' f'a'''
mr. Pr ST. having had much experience IN INC
q, nc es viii be restoration to health Of
those committed to his ~ G nss Of
TO her and being every way
station w,m ute with its train Of
ailments that OF female beauty health anu
ness Of large portion the fair viii! be treated In
this Institution successfully v 1 Would invite
fbe attention OF ladies' in all cases we shall expect 70
ri sitting the Cure way OF the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop at the
st,tion Patients requested to bring Two Gohor,a
HES two blankets coarse sheets SIX towes' anu
oiantity OF old linen, suitable for bandages p: ~
TpRMs-The terms Board, Medical services, anu a
will be ten dollars per week
weekly Extra attendance will subject me 10 an
find IL NECESSARY to spend length OF time IN nstitu
ton Transient persons will be Charged TWO aoafs per
day. ~ -. ,,, lin n. ch,r,ea dor the frst
examination. 20 s, q - y
fof 'u''he pa 'lH Ni d. a. PEAsE, NJ. d. vii llar
s.f+s Is fi.,! !.2.i7 Proprietor and Physician.
Carthage. Hamilton Co.. Ohio aus2I
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WESTERN TRADE.-We subjon the following
article from the Philadelphia Bulletin, to show tina
the subject of the Hempfeld road is not a mer'
chimera in that city, as some of our neighbor
would, have US believe:
aBaltimore has made so much progress with hei
Northern Railroad, that she will reach Wheeling
in four months, and thus will unGuestionably di-
vert from Philadelphia the bulk of the trade and
travel that would come hither if we had a connec-
ton equally direct and easy. 1t is no sham report
of DANGER or mere commercial bugbear, that is
placed before us in connection with this subject
The Baltimore advantage is assuming tangible
shape, and when the New York advantage in anop-
poste direction is considered, Philadelphia and hel
business may well think thatthe time for earn-
est and immediate action has arrived"
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JUST PUBLISHED
~ CONFLICT. IN TWO VOLUMES, ROYAL Svo.
THE FARMERS GUIDE TO

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
ALIAS, CORRECT EDITION OF STEPHENS BooK
OF THE FARM ny HENRY STEPHENS =. r. s., Nv
EpISDuRon, WITH AN AMERICAN ArrESpx, ny ). NOR.
This work embraces every subject importance
ted with Agriculture in all its various branches both
Iecal and practical Its spacious Details the
Sase worI on prae
tee never been equalled 1t is arranged under four
fcssot Norton appended in the same order adding
Climate. growth &C., OF this Country The Iiea aSors
oftwo such distinguished writers constitute this the
complete and valuable Agricultural work issued from
the press. comprises two royal svo volumes,
an
every implement of husbandry now inuse the various
nestle animals, the farm stcading. &c.
LETTER !R ERoM u CIR S1st s sgE HgsSsso
"Mssrs. Leonard seot4' Co., = ~
America Of my work. the Book Farm Thc edition
"Book of the FARM the first edition my
work written ten years ago. which in second edition,
all the more recent improvements in the practice of gr
culture suggested by scientific experiment. and making it,
e am siFs your Hs eSfaje sr sssynes
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
'FARNER's GurpEThe concluding number of this work
table and we but The unanimous se6ds
complete and reliable he contributions to scientific and
practical Agnculturc oil tho WORK Is
convenient the Illustrations beautiful, the
Language plain clear, Ineligible, and truthful. The work
comprises two royal Svo vols of 1000 including GOO
woodcuts and II steel engravngs. "-Ohfo CMltirator
We i.:ve received this highly interesting and useful,
but above practical work. We know of 10 other
Agricultural work published in this country which
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intInsi merit in 5encra.."-hsFalo WOO! Gro,fer
l.tTHE FARMERS GuIpE.-This work is rich mine OF
Agricultural knowledge presented in simple and familiar
STYLE giving copions details OF Tie best practice English
farms and adapted to general use in this country by the
udcious notes of the american eaitor The intelligent
farmer will find very attractive reading In the eompar
son between English and American husbandry for which
furnishes ample materials he may obtain many valuable
hints for increasing the product OF his The
mental stimulus given by the pernsal OF snah writings 10
quite as important as their more immediate poses.
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NEW BOOKS.
.The campaign of Gen. Scott.
GAN INTENsHIx INTEREST," BOOK.

GAN EkTENSELF1FTE BOOK
s'i'o vi X vol. 1eato. !, 81, a5.s
MQoRE SSAfpERsoN,ih ase lust ready in duodeei
- The CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
In the valy OF Mexico by Lieut. Raphael Semnes u S. n,
vol, with Map OF the Hattie Ground. pages.
% sssns r
ana impartial account OF all he sa-kenddH IN he AZ o.
spirited extended sketch tho last Mexican Cam
paign The author is attached TO the Navy but became
Written in clear and vigorous style, and it is dieult.
amer having commenced its pensal to lay it asdeNor
One Of ,he most gallant officers in the Nsyy. The
place in the department to which it beongs-LouisriHe
Journal ..,, T. =, .,..,, n.,.. 49, ,,,.
never read history evidently fairly writtcn-Lite
with flowing PEN in vigorous style, cn!ichins his narra
Nv Of with reeoleetions of
We have seen work which has given such vivid i'm
MEXICAN scenery and the events
(S C.) Standard.
men and thigs-of Scenery Society-of marches and
battles and victories that we have ever rcad-afas'nie
hehteL. f..fgE g-Hi...I ts.slI f-TfltI4l
We follow with interest renewed as we advance the
footsteps Of that consnnae soldier whose marches and
RIGS absolutely unsurpassed in the annals OF
military Stratcgy.-cin. GaS.
sps sH M His saie sketches
are extremely and produce ession the
cided partisan spirit hut with evident ability-N TIL
Lln> "a. - ,.-I4Err
The very best book which war called FORTH
Philadelphia Pres6yteriqr
In reading authors descriptions of assaults
and stofma hardly wonder at tie fascination and
enthusiasm productive iof the almost Incredible military
repeatedly displayed during Mexican War;
Princeton Rerietr. r. ''- ~
The book eadable its Statistics and facts
and Sketches give the reader clear account OF the
campaign as can ba found where superior in interest,
gelsf. -"I'f''AttriEA 2S'' 49,
Pays warm butte to the many admirable qualities
that eminent commander, Gen Scott.-Haypr's Magazine
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MscmxERY-A GRAPHIC DEscRIPTIoN.--We
have rarely met with more peculiar and power
full description, in few words, than that contained
in the following portraiture of an immense rolling
machine, by Dumas. The rapid succession of pal
pable truths, and the entire simplicity of the lam
guage, evince the correct conception and the mas
terly execution by which the creative power OF &C.
MUS makes inanlmate objects glow with the attri-
butes of 'thing of life" and illustrates the dis
tinguishing difference between the productions OF
the true Poet and the inflated, disproportloned
caricatures of the spurious one.
If any one wishes to fully appreciate this pic
ture, they should look at our big Rolling Mills, II
they have not already done so.
Dumas speaking Of machinery, saysi "The &C
tion of machines of great power always terriheS me
by its impassibilty. There are some, above all,
employed for beating out metals, and which do SO
10 n n alarming extent. Whatever these may hap
men TO seize between their lion teeth, once seized,
the thing must pass through n mole more OF iesS
great towards which all fabricable substances are
Conducted OF whatever size the thing may be
when il goes in, let it be u beam oil the greats'
thickness il will come out sIetcheu h'o Knit
ting needle of the greatest hnehess. ns .ol .nS
machine, it merely turns, that Is us BUSHES my
be which II has TO crush and draw out. iou ohei
it an iron bar; the monster draws II 10 itssh anI
deyours il. You don't take your hand pach
quickly enough; the machine plnches tiie e.u h',,
your finger, and all is over. You mays out, pul
il there be no workmen present with hate hell y
cut your wrist off, after the finger comes ,he lan9'
after the hand the arm, after the arm the feau' al
ter the head the body. Shreks, oaths, prayers, NJ
thing will avail you; the shortest plan LOT you
friends or family is look out for youon the othef
side of the machine. You went IN man, you
come out n wire; in five minutes you have grown
two hundred feet. 1t is curious but not asteea7
blee." iH, ~ i1E
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1882 MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF 1881
DRY GOODS. la-s
VIM. T. SELBY.

AT oNRoE STREET, Wheeling Va, is receiving
vi his OF Fall and Winter Goods, lof Jobbins OF
tcst npotatos, and from the best manufactures OF our
ountry. CAREFULLY selected expressly for the ... r.
......- JoBBlNG TRADE. go. Ipfu.uH
or tie best fabrics designs and coors, to which he
pee illy socts examination from his old customers
: nd Country Merchants.
OTHS-lIs stock consists in part OF the best Makers
and OF the usual variety oil coo.s both Foreign and
y Domestic.
.,ASSIMERES--I black and doeskin VOL as OF
great variety OF the choic est fancy colors
ATlSETTS-Rlack, Hue, Steel mixed, fancy Green and
BIowns, &c. y very full and complete stodki also
Twc9ds and Cy. Jeans. tts.
,VER COATINGS-Of color ed blankets, pilot and beaver
tbs and other such goods in variety.
RINTS-A very large of the best makers OF fast
madden c0ors. As well as the most common kind
of low priced prints for COMFORTS. &c.
DRESS GEO D(inglians mouse dc lains crnbd ilstrc
Vain and fg'd black alpacas as well as OF coors
OF the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconcts, Swiss and Scotch mills. In
dia, book, thread and cotton laccs, cdshss, etc.,
in variety, also Irish linens. ..H
boys and chdlcns velvet and cloth caps,
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
iLSO-Shawls ribbons, hosiery, umbrellas brown anu
blcached n,islins, shirting, checks. Ticking. DC.
'' &c together with a full and complete stock OF
' Notions OF all usually wanted; and altoscth.
CT feel well cd my stock is SO complete That
when ii is examined and the prices told, it will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior 10 any
49, stock of Goods before offered in the market
aueai G..- ~ lT.Iss -. 81 w, r. SELBY.
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GENERAL. JACKSON
AND MARTIN LUTHER.

TIME Proprieors OF Sartans Magazine having purchas
ed the large and handsome steel plate fully engra
we'd in line and meZzotint from the celebrated design by
Gcorse Catternolc, representing
THE FIRST PERFORMERS
Prtsetins their Fanour fToestGt the Diet of Spires,
in 1929 q .TIh Si.HiIit'--
offers il, in correction with their Magazine in
unprccedcntly low Z
This magnificent composition contains nearly hun.
bred figures and includes authentic portraits OF the most
prominent men connected with that event The work Eek
elusive OF aSin) 81 Inches by 49, and the print
been rctaed at price less than 90 per
Each impression is accompanied y Instructive pictorial
key describing the the Characters the
history which led to the event. AMI the principles conten
ded for. ae 'I"''''- - 49," - - Ft''D"-
In with Sartans Magazine, both works will
be furnished on the following liberal terms which, inva-
riaby in adVance:-J liH ~ 5R ..t-tEnIa iL-=I Tl
One copy ofthe Magazine, and one OF the Print, ga
Two copies OF the Magazine, and two tho Prints,
Five copies of the Magazine, AMI five of the Prints
up OF the Club, "a '''''' ~ .'i.' h'.'-h -
The price Sartain's Magazine being ofitsef per
mum, both works jointly now by the above Offer, be
what heretofore the price separately.
Preparations making to publish in the Magazine
res OF illustrated articles AMERICAN HEROES,
icing with Pictorial Life of General Jackson
Agents wanted in evcTy town and village in the Uni
Statcs get Up Clubs upon the above liberal
Country Newspapers publishing the above advertise
mcnt every other week three months, will be entitled
to n copy OF each work gratis. - i-ii ~
Send on yo,r subscriptions and Sc worth ofreat
'"' A''>> 0"'' JOHN SARTAlN & Co. z
augai. ,,i-sit ,-.l- ii Philadelphia
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Extract from letter received from Physician In Md
Nil Oct 9Th. 1851.
QUINCY FOUNDRY
,orncr nEnin md Quincy streets,

WHEELING, VA.
TIME Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now COM
| pcted their extensive establishment prepared to
furnish the public with every variety OF work i'll their nc
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including tenders, sum
fronts fire iron stands, &c, ovens, common round,
and straight barred CRATES.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
stoves. Franklin, balloon ten plate keel boat
bachelor chamber, and paTof stoves TomSi, 90 10 5000
in all it's branches. Sugar kettles, of vari
sizes, and yhng in the domestic line wholesale
and retail.
Mill gearing, and mill castings Our extensive
and improved assortment oil patterns our long eS
pcicnce in this line OF business and the bcral patronage
hitherto received, warrant TO expect continuation OF
custom this part business Wind mill hay SCALE
shelter truck wheel, and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes.
pLOUGHS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS
We arc prepared furnish the patent lever, patent hill
this time the exclusive right to manufacture OF
GIST,S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implements in farming al the present day. .-.., L..
Iron rails and fencing, for cemeteries houses, gardens
vcrandas &c Portcr's improved graduating twyeIc or
have secured the patent right for several eous
ties this useful IRON and exhibit
United States Armoty, &c,as possessing qtaltes
facilitating the Blacksmiths labors which no other
possesses Window caps consols, DC. In short every
thing line OF business. Sad irons with fancy stands
scrapcIs porch feet vault cecrs. window and sewer
quality and at the lowest prices r. -
Persons wishing 10 purchase in our line, wholesale
retail. will please give call All orders from the
country will carefully attended to and puctuay leda
auc2j HAMILTON & ROGERS.
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PROSPECTUS
AMERICAN wHIG REVIEw


TN the dgnsi Prospectus Of the American Review is.
sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, lis former Propre
tor and Eator. number of the lesdi, Wing Members OF
the Twenty. seventh Congress (S!o6) subscribed their
names to the following resolution
Earnestly approving tho plaIof such National organ
long and Of manifest importance the undersigned
agree to contribute for its pages, from time to tme such
communications may bo necessary to set forth and de-
fend doctrines Of tbs United Wing Party of the Union
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel D. Barnard, J. Nc
Pierson Berrien.J r. 1ngersoll, E.. Joy Norris T. L.
Clngman, Daniel Webster, X. c.. Winthrop, Thomas But.
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. P: Konnedy VIM s. Archer.
Rufus Choate, Alexander H. Stephens.".ntt :aT
engraved portrait of some distinguished person will
be found in every number OF the Review They will usu
ally be portraits OF living Statesmen and when
that Is possible will be ACCOMPANIED with anthem
lie Memoir OF the person represented
The first objects OF the Review arc OF course poticoi
It's designed to set forth and defend the raeple tho
Union has been matter OF Just repIoaeh to that Party
that though embraces its due proportion OF the nte
gence learning OF the country, 1t has Quarterly
Monthly Organ devoted to the expression and defense Of
its opinions The cosinctors OF the Amen
can Review done what iii them lies tha
reproaoh by securing contributions OF ability
and truth. i.a,igt,y.-.,E. st8t.,.. ~ a
spiri. with the political si7a 5.yNistsf r.. =
TgnMs-Snge subscriptions 80 a, year In advance.
Subscriptions to clubs or less than S2i
,iassarssH ~ CHAMPION BISSELL, Publisher,
ausoi. II ii.- B;eiSH 100 Nassau.sf, New York.
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DILLS'-Eohrs, Todd's Lees, Anderson & SCOTS,
i McLancs. Brand Ieath's Wrichts Sugar Coated,
Always on hand and for sale by KELLS d CALDWELL.
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By the National Line.
FOR THEpAlLY INTELLIGENcER
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC CONVENE
TION-COALlTION WITH THE FREEsoIL-
ERS-GREAT CONFUSION. @
FircHpuRo, Mass, Sept. 8.

FIrcHDuRG, Mass, Sept. 8.
The Democratic State Convention was orsani-
zed to day, by calling Nathan Wood to the chair.
4 resolution was offered concerning off coalition
with the Free Sellers. A long debate ensued, at
tended with much excitement. Finally, those OPP
posed to the coalition retired TO another room, and
organized themselves into an independent conven-
ton, appointing F. B. Bradshaw chairman. 1t
was decided to await the actiou of the regular
Convention. @
The coalition resolution was adopted, when the
Convention proceeded to ballot for Gubernatori-
al candidate. Henry w. Bishop received the nom
nation by 1874 votes out of 1882. The ballanc
were chiefly for David Henshaw and P. Merrick.
The Committee on Platform reported the Bati-
more Platform and resolutions euogizing the Dem
ocratic nominees.
Here Mr.. Bradford, from the number who had
retired from the Convention, also reported resou-
ton opposing the coalition, and said he submitted
it without comment for the action of the Convcn-
ton. .-g.a
Great confusion and excitement ensued. The
resolution was finally laid on the table by deci-
sive vote, whereupon from 200 to 500 Hunkers
left the hall. .- So
Hon. JAS. B. Thomson, of New Bedford, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governors; CHARLES G.
GREEN, OF Boston, and JAMES Whitney, Of Con-
way, were chosen Electors at large.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF CincinnnIi-scssion of is52-'53.

or Northumberland of 1Sj2-'j3.
J,Ht regular course OF Medical Lectures in this Instu
| ton will commence tho FIRST MONDAY OF
jOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months :
a TRUSTEES. ....- .,r -.l.f &
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, d. D., President oithc board
o. NJ. LANGDONN NJ. D., Secie tary % ....
Rev. THORNTON y. MILLS. 800. 10y. .. ".....4r 7.r
Hon. c. d. COFFIN. ....- t.-... .l-r4... .r
r. ID. MUSSEY, NJ. D. t...a .r.. D.. cd
Hon JOHN BURGOYNE. .g. .....-t .HJHt.. .u .
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, JR. .-.. .. ul--|r.
f. NJ GREGORY, Esq. ..#r. l,....E. ....a4.. b..
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen;
r. D. MussEy, NJ d. Professor of lcscnpti vc and orcr-
! tive Surgery. ~ :. :, d. gg IL. ..ffF+. a B.,
JouS DAVIS, 81. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy,
JouS F. WHITE, NJ D., loiessor OF Theory ana frac.
GEO NsSprSnALL NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
IONS MURriY, NJ. D., Professor OF Materia Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudcnee.
q q CoMEGYs, NJ. d., Professor OF institutes OF Meoi-
inc. l,Et $ -, c,on;s,,,
PRELIMINARY OF Lectures upon some important
nccalities in Medicine and Surgery, will be gwen During
e month of October These lectures VIII be iree otu
,enfs are adj yised with this course ..
The DISSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy, will be opened on te
list of October .,..,o ,,;,.,;o, .r;.,,t es
niesectine Ticket So Graduation Fee S25.i ii L Ia
For iur'he' i'''' i''aD''' ]. r JUDKINS, NJ. D., Ut
=, Dean OF tho Faculty.
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VERMONT ELEcTIFN-wHIG GAINS.

VERMONT ELECIlFN-WH ltI GAlNS.
BosToN, Sept. s.
The last returns from the Vermont election, from
lO4 towns, stands for Governor, Fairbanks, Wing,
10, 7O2; Brainard, 4,S77; Robinson, SPAS. The
same towns last year gave Williams 1887: Rid
fields 1854 Robinson, ;243.
CoSGREss-Seventy-f towns in the Sd Dis
trict gave Sabine, Wings, 3,Os3; Adams. 2,3iO (;
Rome ,652. arE +-1s Eg--EE
I'd District-forty- nine towns give Tracy, wing,
6,777 Heary 1888; Fletcher 2,S16 Tracy's ma
iorty being l06S.
1st Dstrict-3O towns give Meacham, wing, 3iss;
Tucker 1903; Pcrpont 1,2ss: Meacham's ma
jorty being Lila.
the State give the election of Gi Wings, SO opposi
ton.
NEW YORK MARKET.
YoRk, Sept. 0, noon.
FLouR-i2OO bbls State brands sold at $50
Southern go.
wuEAr-3,5oO bushels Michigan white wheat,
sold at LOG. ,....--.
CoRS-l5, 900 bush. mixed, nj tic.
PoRK-19, 25-Primc 1925. 5000 bblslard sold
at lie.
( BEEr-There has been no change in the market
WmIsKY-Ohio 2il.
FROM Observation-Disclosures WEATAER.
TnuRspAY-Dark.
River 81 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
nnd warm, indicating rain.
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HENrYIELp RAnRoAD.-The Monongahela City
Republican gives the following report of the sur
vey Of the route: t-
Progress of the Engineers.-We were IN error
last week in announcing that the Engineers had
commenced at Greensburg to make final location
of the Hempield railroad. We should have said
Washington. We have just learned that they have
located about seven miles of the road, between
this and Washington, and we may expect them
to be as far as this place by thelast of next week
The present corps is under the charge of Mr..
Smith. .=.