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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-14

A fine lot Of Milliner's Fixtures, for sale by T,
L. Powers. ut the store of r.. +. Howerson.
Baton Rouge, Aug. ID, 1859. q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-14

Lon sALE-A heslthv creole nsrro -
= aged about IA Jbe4fs. fully guaranteed n
sold for no fault ysAsaerer Fer tern5s eiisai5e
AZ TINS once. jusy17if&
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-14
ETAT DE IA IoUrsuAnE,

P.AROfSSE ~ ES1' H.ITiOE ROtt;C M
corr DU SIxIENE DfSTRICT JUDi.
-CLHfRT, PAROfSSE UUUEST BA7tOE
ROUGE
BhRlnAsp Cars, Admir- ta
VS.. No, Jp1Gs @ ...
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-14

Conditions dela vense, compfanx. avec l1neics
destination. N. W. POPFs Den. snsr;r
Quest Baton Rouge, ~ Juliet. ts59. 1f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-14

Terms Of sale, cssh, with The benefit Of ap.
praisement. aa lai4tt2 stsss'ts tss
n. ". ropE, Sheriff.
West Eaton rsenge, Juty n, 1862. Lynn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-14

GLASS Of aIlsizss, P1ft1 Paints. Oil and Paint
NJ Brushes for sale 1t
A. M.TTAs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-14

weather, the supply of water from the Crotor
river wS found inadequate 10 NEE, the wants o.
#tlle city of Newfork. The consumption 70,
-four hours amounted TO 81, oe0, 200 ofgal.
Ions, or seventy gallons TO every nhabisant
showing an immense amount of waste.
Mr. Dargan, the eminent Irish railway
coasrsctor, has placed Ia the hands Of the Royal
Doabiin Society si0o,ooo for the purpose of an
exhibition OF the manufactures of the three king
doms, 40 be held in Doublin ia 1883. ,
a. hat which the Emperor Napoleon
worr during the Russian campaign. was sold 4,
Chaseau Thierry for 4oo0f. The hal belongeda
sEverard, one of the Emperor's a~valets de cham.
bse' who lately died, M II
General Hamilton has addressed a
second card TO the creditors Of Texa., in
which he states that be. was in error in
snpposing that the Senate COMMITTEES had deci-
d~d the question as to the liability Of the United
States for the debt of Texas.
A lady Of Charleston, Mrs Konno, a
member OF the Protestant Episcopal Church, has
lett upward of $4,000 to religious and charitable
purposes, besides $4,000 in requests to relatives,
servants and friends.
A black man who was going about the
city Of NewTork last week, selecting money TO
sFsdecsn one Of his family from slavery. said to q
lady who listened very kindly 10 his suit. sWere
YOU mot brought up al the south. missus I because
j do not hna the northern ladies speaking 50 kind
" md gently to the people OF my color, as the
ladies' do who are brought up among them at The
south, and as YOU now Do
Boys THAI have been properly reared are
men ID pesnt 81 usefulness at sixteen, while those
that have been brought up IN idleness are a nui-
sance at twenty-0ne.
FA~I AD-A = .lsx~ 1xss4M. -r
NewYcrk, died = few days since. while on his
way to Sharca SpFiags. Tor the benefit Of his
health. gN N#
Tie ship Washington, from Liverpool,
arrived at NewTorls, on Wednesday the 2lst nit,
with 500 passengers on board. Is szaa
The ~estilnated amouat Of loss by ere In
Boston, III July, Is ssos .asa. Insurance sos,5o7.
IA slight shock Of ~ earthquake Was
felt Oh Sunday forenoon the ist instant, ii the
yiIlasecf Ero,on. losin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07
Fii fEDi 'GENEsaE. JACKSON SO
AND MARTINI LUTHER.

rTHE proprctos of Sarains Magazine having purcas.
&C and steel Plate care fully engra.
we'd in line and mcZzoiin;, from the celebrated design by
Georss Catcrnolc, Icpi csenting yHagrstHaB n.H-
THE FIRST PERFoRMERS, rsH+ rL
fTeseutin heir Famous Protest al The Diet Of Spires,
i.ts --a 10 F''HA 'l'' III 1920 b.
offers it, in correction with their Magazine terms
unprecedcnily low. -t!t'l-'aA16'
This magnificent composition contains rearly one hun.
bred figures, and includes authentic portraits OF the most
prominent connected with t,at event. Tic
elusive of margn) 81 re5cs by To- and the print
has been rc,acd alta price than 50 per COPY
Each impression is accompanied ly destructive pictorial
key describing the tho characters, the
history which led TO the event. AMI the principles
ded for.
connection with Sarains againc, both works will
be furnished tho following libccaI terms which invn
liably in ADVANCE u
Ono copy fthe Magazine, and lc OF the Print So
Two copies OF tho Magazine, and two OF tie Prints,
Five copiea oftho Magazine, anil five OF the Prints,
together with ono copy Of boh works 10 the Setter
up OF the Club, On Il Il uyJt.iioL gOtT
The price Satain's Margarine being ofitselr 80 per AL
mum, both works jointly now, by the above Offer,
what heretofore tic price ofeach separa
PrcpaI making 10 Hublshin the Magazine
cs illustrated te.cs on AMERICAN liEaoEs,
icrg with a Pictorial lii of Genera jackson
CJIAgcns WANTED in cvcy town and village in the Uni
ted States TO get Vi Clubs upon the above literal terms
Country Newspapers iIIls hng the above advertise.
mcnt, every o;bsr week thee months, will be entitled
TO COPY gratis. III. .i,si,I So
Send subscriptions and .ccure SGIworth ofreatt.
'"s ""'' Gus .T5i-5f JOHN sARfAlNt & Co.
aug2l iasiau usg sEaD philadelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07
J N:EaE L9fN NSSo o
' 10 The Campaign OF Gen. Scott.
NI,Er:Es'Tna(: nsOork. ,

$780,. 90, y .1YoL. I1aIo., sspi,Y+n. y.r.5,x
Moore { aSDERsoS have just reaqyi in a-,luodee
= THE II fs'a GaaPa1GN OF GENERA SCOTT
in yn e ys t Of MsSsG By t EnaG se%es NJ
detailed General Seotts brilliant Campaign.
eadnrsssar Haa al Fl IL ne
Picdpne. .s4eb - liz d:gH 5is ]. isgif n =,
paign The author is attached to the Navy but became
ac9iiently conrestea with the Army-PA!ad Chyeaie,
Written ina clear and vigorous style and it is difficult.
ncr having commenced its crusai 10 layait asdcNor
One OF the most gallant officers in the Navy- The
whole voldnc work ofntecc;, is worthy OF high
place in the department to which it heongs-Lo"isriHe
Itis no small praise TO tile author to have
never read history evidently so fairly wr'cn-Lit|
full and interest," He write
the distinguished actors init.H-ssGonai IRA
pIe:sions Mexican scenery cstaeter or the events
:. aS sSs te ass s. wofEcar,e.
W. ana Il XII hook Ill ISL s description of
battles and Victories. tn we'a te' ever reai''asosie
we Golo with interest renewed advance onthe
tTumphs from Vera Cruz tothe City Of Mexico
reS Of anGuves absolutely unsurpassed in the annals of
u ls original dc?Iptionsaro drawn with great eliety-
extremely vivid and produce ession on the
nagnation He criticses the military operation in
Gded partisan spirit, but with evident ability-N r. Ti
lun.. 5.E..H,'I s--g-ls' ,rt.-''-II
The very best book which that war has called
Philadelphia Presbyerid . s-.,.,,,,, ,s.,srrrl-s.
threading some OF the tlOrs descriptions assaults
anti storms. canhafly wondefat the fascination and
enthusiasm productive of the military
Rroeesa so repeatedly displayed during the MEXICAN War
Princeton Rerie1e. "a 80 80 80.
The book ieadable statistics and facts
and sketches give the reader clear account OF the
campaign as ba found any whcre superior in interest,
geiisi -if -'alS ''-a'|N'-
Pays butte tle many admirable qualities Of
that eminent commander, Gen Scott.Hrer'S 1gc
wanted TO circulate this work in all parts OF
Inc United Stacs with whom liberal arrangements will
be made for canyasspg partcular counties Districts
Orders mist he htrofnTaiied With the cash.
aEpToRs giving this advertisement two or more in
scrons, shall herca COPY of the work mailed their
DRESS upon receiving their parer, containing. the
tisemcnt. MOORE & ANDERSON, Publishers
aug Cliff 2S. West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07
QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner Main and anfncy streets,

f
TIME having greatly clar ged nd
pctcl their extensive establishment l'icla ell 10
public with every variety Of w0 in their line.
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including fcndere
fronts stands, &c. ovens, common, fodn,i,
and st aiGht la al &; atcs. p ...tt
AN EXTE.SiVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES
including the and most improved coal and wood
Franklin, balloon. cannon ten rlac keel boat,
bachelor chabe, and parlor stoves, iIonS 90 to $500.
Hollow. its branches Sugar kettles, OF VA j.
sizes, and y;hng In the domestic line wholesale
and ,etail. .ist LHl' .t't'a ...lt ~
Mill gearing. boat and mill castings Our extensive
improved assortment OF patterns, long
pc fence business and the libe-ai patronage
hticI lcccivcd, warrant us to- expect continuation oi
ON in this business Wind mill, hay scale,
shelter, truck wheel, and small wugoiiN castings
Wagon and buggy boxes. = % .-. ~. -- f-'. 'I '..
- PLOUGHS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. 'hE 20. /
al prepared furnish the patent lever, Patent hill
side Crane, BULL HotIiet, Sniler &c. We have also
this time the exclusive right TO ul1Huactuc of
GIST,S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implements in farming al the present day '' .l
rails and fcc for cemeteries houses. gardens
We ardas Portcr's improved graduating twycIo
have ed the patent right for several count
ties, this useful iron and exhibit recommendations
United States Armory scssing qualities
facilitating the Blacksmth's aboTs, which other
possesses, Window caps cOnsols, &c In sOi every
scrapcrs, poe Feet vault cecIs- window and
grangs, &c Wrought IRON nail and spikes OF the best
quality and AT the lowest prices - r ISL 4. s
u5Persons wishing TO purchase In our lire, wholesale
retail, will please give call. A idcis from the
country be cilly attended to and punctually cdj
aus2i -. HAMILTON & ROGERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07
licHvrrNN.arH I1EDRoPATHiEC OLE
Water Cure Establishment.

MN, above Institution is now open the reception
on Inc Carthage pike, rods from the Ham
ton CINCINNATI and ayton aioad i'm the iear and at
de ing iteasy OF those dcsirous enjoying the
benefits Of the Institution - =, ~. @ s.
pleasing sa,iey Of than esds Itself
e nsne and md att combine, tho view
beautiful beyond description: t7.gh = >. ~ pL.
or ito artist gsIce. The neacss ami eegancc of the
interior, combined with the numerous attractions which
Ills Establishment one The Halls extern
sve the Rooms spacious and inviting we, te Invalid
Indictment The he'd Rooms are well ventilated
mnlos beipr io the application water
every In connection with the institution there Is
Gymnasium Hail, sevcntyvr icct long. wiec patients
viii have an opportunity :" iesto,s their muse llar
strength by hcalthi exere9 The Springs % n so
nish the this establishment are clear, pure sol
abundant; flowing from gLaveE ncu aey ae, m
and variety OF scenery M ine o hosc seeknr
think OF more asa,Taee Pass HSSf
nr .sf having much experience in the treatmen
that no pains viii spared o the restoration TO health Of
those committed 10 his care ~ OF
disea peculiar and being every way qualified
for So Ute with its train Of
ailments that OF female beauty health and happiness
Gness OF large portion OF the fair viii be treated
this Institution o. rsd 81
the attention ladies' in all cases shall expect 10
perform perfect cure /. e ~
Persons vi sitting Cure blythe way of The CINCINNATI
Hamilton Dayton Rail Dad, will stop at Vic Carthage
HES two blankets two sheets. six towels and
on nifty of old linen, suita BILE for banlages.
TTRMsThe lie rms board, Medical Sc rvces and ali
ordn airy attendance, will be dollars per
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient to
extra charge Some deduction will be made to those who
find it necessary spend length or tine IN the
ton Transient will be Charged Two aoats per
Iny.zs ! nj 81 iilDEF - Ia .ltf2' - ''L
From three five dollars will be charged for the first
examination 1885 aFsn .5rii, - 55,.t
For further particulars address ~ 81, =, .' e. 90
--TF.ll44 t-e4 ID. APEASf, NJ ID it siliiS
l,si.i. slts.a4il Proprietor and Physician.
Carthage Hamilton Co.. Ohio sHi N'4A ~ 'aug2i.S'i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07
New Music Store.
sign of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 100
- '-a7IFEi lEuin street. ri

,-s,r--- j. FICKIESON would RESPECTFULLY an.
nouncc TO the citizens o.: Wheeling aud vi
III e II 1einty, that he has Just OPENED nsS and
Guitars VOlinccllos, Fosolcts, Flutes, Fics Aecordo
ons Banjos, and Tamborines lirnss Instruments the
first and best make. 49,. - Ir.l
Instruction books all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing. ...7 .asa -.
newest Songs etc. and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. q
CIaronets Reeds Tuning o:ks also Violin and Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards. f. BE-
Rows for Violncello and Violln!I . F. - q H-.
4 klcber's Furniture Polish FOR renovating vanished
Furniture such Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats OF any
descriptions OF Furniture. =. . d. =. B
Also for sale by Agent for Keber, Ptsbug Pianos
OF the first best manufacture in the United States such
ns Nuuns and Cark's grand and square Pianos j. D. D'
lams IIac,t Aliens cceb ated Boston Pianos &c.
Agent the make o! Cara,dt' and Needhans Patent
MelOdcons. 90 lie -s.-e -.. :, o.-HHr t'--
at the lowest prices. .ata ir Hfr 'uuu u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07
WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS
ri MENAGERIES UNITED; +
G.. BERRY
MANAGER
wuLr. ExrurRIT Ar

Wheeling, Saturday, Sept 18th, Location tho island
The public respectfully informed that thcsc ras
Meagrres, united TOR the present season, form by far the
largest collection Of Living Animals exhibited in this
any other country. '1' E.1H10Hsl hi1rn' Hi
'.,'s. ~ =. OVEN $50 ASIMArs AND BInDs 4, ~,
Can be under this SPACIOUS PAVILION, CSC feet
in length for I'D. .....i. .F. g.. tIl .T.IrltHrr
ONE PRICE, OF ADMISSION. ~'i.s
Hours of EHhibitioi--irom TO Z. NJ, and to II IN
the evening. HHfIIA .HHtt. .-H
So - ADMISSION 25 cts. No hal price.ao
The Cotege will arrive III town the rng orthe 18th
u, about 10 O'Clock and the Carriages, Cages YAM
containing the Animals, g.. So ~ ..- Do
~ DRAWN by 100 SPLENDID HORSES? h
'i Headed by D. - H.
NEUPER'S PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND
Will through ;he principal Streets aording oppor.
tunty of bcholdiug OF the mosIr M. sl4.... %
GORGEOUS AND IMPOSING PROFESSIONS
OF the kind ever seen
"A Double Performance in three Emmcnsc
SI,erforining Dens!
HERR DRlESBACH in TWO and Sgnore HI
.EG&Ia IDERALGO in the other." tltifA
In the course OF each exhibition. HERR DRIESBACH,
the farfamcd LION KING will enter the Dcs OF his Wild
tenants OF he Forest i'-I '..i
LIONS, LEOPARDS, TIGERS, COUGERS, &c.
And give display, the when ordered by tiespc.
cia command OF Qu,en Victoria, Louis Philip Clac king
the FreC) Emperor Nicholas OF ST. Pccrshurgh the
Royal Family fIapsburgh IInus. OF Austria - '"H
SlGNORE HlDERAI.GO will also perform his highly
trained animals, Scrcrain and entirely different from Herr
Dricsbac's, showing the different powcc the
Animal Creation ". ..r-.+ ~ '.7't .'. '.'-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07
nGAGNIFECH:Hr STOCK OF 1882
.1il7J DRY GOODS. 't7' '''Af
WEI. I. SEEBH.

MONROE STREET Wheeling Va, is receiving
ltl his stock FAN and Winter Goods, fof Jobins OF
and rom the best manufactures of our
country. uiiy selected expressly for the H a
JoBBlNG TRADE
or the best flbcs designs and coors, TO which he
specially socts examination from his old customers
aud Country Me- chants .a... .a.. .-.
CLOTHS-lls consists i'll part OF the best Makers
ard ot the usual variety o. colo both Eos cigu and
domestic. .......-
CASSIMERES-Ii!a black and docsi:n VOL as of a
great variety OF the chOic est fancy colors. ..
Bic, mixed, fancy Green and
Ijiowns &c. \ very t..I and compete stodl.; also
Twcols and Cy Jeans, " 49, 90
OVER iNGS-Ofcolocd blankets, pilot anu beaver
cloths and ollie such goods in variety
PRlNTS- very large stoc Of the best nlkcrs OF last
madden COpTs. As well as the most common kind
low pl iced prints COM ogts, &c -.
DRESS GCOn-G!n.h1lils, mouse de laiS clb ii iStrc,
yiau and fiy'i black alpacas, rs well as o: coois
OF the best variety, both ned and plain.
WHITE GOODS-!in extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconcts, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
dia. book tncad and cotton laCcs, ciSiHEs, etc,
in variety, also Irish linens
CAPS-Ncna. boys and chd ems velvet and cloth caps,
Mexican hats most desirable lot.
AISOShawis ribbons, hosiery, umbrellas, brown anu
L. beaccd nlaslins, shir ting checks, TicktIlS, NC
b.. BEL. Nc oscthct with iul and complete stock OF
Notions oil all SO It's. usually wanted; and altoscth
.cel eli cd stock is so complete that
r when il examined and the prices told, IT Will be
found in all aspects, rci hIps superior 10 any
g stock OF Goods be ore ofct cd in tl, mar kcth
n,-li .- r.-a. 81 500 w. 4. SELi;T.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07
MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

en- OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of fSI2-'J3.
rJ,IlE OCULAR course Medical Lectures IN this Ins.
i ton will commence on the FIRST MoHDlYi OF
NOVEMBER NEAT, iS52, and continue four months
.. HOARD az TRusrEEs. a I.'r. ..-t- 4 a'a
Rev. c. ELLIOTT ID. d.. President oTthc Iiuard.
q. NJ. LANG DON&. NJ. d.. SccIctaryJ.'.. " .Hlf fnM.
Hon. G. u. GOFFlN. .'..s HH. 60 rT aI at-. .
X. ID. MUSSEY, NJ. ID. ....a.I -..1aA H.-HHt 10 ia
Hon JOHN BURGoYNE. sI...g l--aEfs- ~ .a-..t
Hon. GEO. HOADLEI. JR. ,.- Isl ''s lsft. .'rl $3.50
l.. NJ. GREGORY, Es.l. ... 44uu .i-. ss..i s.-.I
GEO MEN DENiiA ILL., ~. D...ii g.r.L isp .u -arftsau
The Fac,liy compose Of the following gcncmcn:
H. D. Messy, NJ. D., P essof OF descriptive ami Ocr-
alive Su'gery. u.ls ..a . 4 U.s.. nl- sih"As-
Jom. ,vs, VI D.. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy; a,F
yJous r. Wmrr NJ. D., Pio'cssor OF Theory and Pruc-
ice OF Medicine - . =, -.- y, =. I,
Diseases of Women and Child -
Ions iIAfuariIy, Pio!cssorof Materia Medica,
Thcrancutics and Medical Jurisprudence. Dr. $500.
CO CoMsuYs ~ H., Professor OF Institutes OF Nedi-
cine. t.tt'-..l. +. ..f,F .....f =,
Jous LOCKE Js. NJ. ~, Lecturer on Chemistry
PpELtMIS of Lccur cs upon some iini'oftnht
speciacs in Medicine and SUI gcy will be gwen dnrins
tic month Octohe". These lectures will be heei' stu
dents are iv cd 10 commence with this Course
The eDISSECTlNG ROOMS. under the supervision oil
the Adjunct Professor of Anatomy, will be olened OH The
LIST OF October. sl .-'. l.. ~. ~. =.
Fers tor sos Matricu!ntion Ticket So:
DssectiI,g Ticket S,OyE Graduation Fee $50. .9.7'H
For further in,o nation add :. ga ~ ftl"
.tr NJ . u ..I....-g i. O.. Dem of the Faculty y
i
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That's what we say, too; further the march OF
improvements in Wheeling and send in your or
ders. We have room for few subscribers.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
$3.50. Warehouse. ~ ~

|XHTE offer for sale well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK Kiln DERS'
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER-MAk RRs'
MATERIALS. 80 - & VI o. i4ra = ~ -
Having FereTdl years, TO establish in the
West Paper business complete In all its parts, We have
formed permanent connections with the best snufaetu
rers in this receive supplies directly from
them The prices and offer as faSora-
BILE the goods be purchased for in the Eastern
cities --l.st1. I'D DO Hlss1s l.4 gHr.r.a -
We have the exclusive agency for the Superior Viii
oN EN- & HURLBUT, and the CAREwr COMPANY, be-
Ing the highest grades Writing Papers made in this
our stock embraces every description fPaper used in
the west have but Uniform price to all Orders
hv mail win be filed the prices as If bought IN
nerson Samples will be sent by mail free Of cost IL 'l
gEnosi 80 BUTLERd BROTHER, all
--oNe -. s.,..et5 . I'M Wholesale Paper Dealers,
n Or Pea Sfreet
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Homeopathic Medical College o
pESSSyJVyNIA ~.


Located in Fiibert Street, above Eleventh.,
PHILADELPHIA.
NHE Lectuie ofthc regular will Il
second Monday OF October, and continue mill the frat
OF iiaic h ensuing. ....s.. ... IL . .
mount OF for a full course of Lectures, 800 D
Students who attained two full courses .0 ... .
Ht in other schools frrt.a Pa. 30 w
Naturalization fec, paid only once, o 90
Practical Anatomy, '-t go np
fee. -.a1as. 30 40
D-The Conneccne will take place early in March.
1fa. -. FACULTY. @ ''-
.l.rs.. WILLIAM 5. IIELMJTH, NJ. d.,
PROFESSOR uoNnrATn,CE INSTITUTES, PATHOLOGY AL
. F"#... AcTIcE Of MEDICINE.
on. WALTER WILLIAMSON, NJ d.,
Professor MATERIA yEDIcA AND THER ArErTICs.
JOSEPH G. LOOMS, 81. D.,
r OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES WOMEN ASs
..t children
ALVAN Z. SMALL, NJ. d., -
PROFESSOR OF MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
IH.. r.. .. MATTHEW SEMPLE, NJ. d.,
CHEMISTRY AND ToXOoLoGY.
..... |tal. FRANCIS SIMS, NJ D.,
PROFESSOR SURGERY.
WM. \. GARDINER, NJ. D.,
.- PROFESSOR ANATOMY.
E.-f W. A S II T " 4 u, NJ. D.,
-r..F DEMONSTRATION ANATOMY.
Students will he admitted to the homeopathic Hospital
receive clinical and witness treatment At tho
bedside the PATIENTS and surgical practice and ocra.
tons. For further information address sL .I...
WIN. \. GARDINER, NJ. D., DE,S, ....
No. 3l3 Arch Street, Phila. r.
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STAN MARBLE WORKS,

------ &C MANNED 81. WfEEBINt, w.
rTyHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
| ucnts in the East for the supply of Marble, and
templag the erection OF Steam works, he would Invite
the attention of Architects builders, and the public IN gen
cra 10 the iuspccto of his stock consisting of Italian.
Eryau Sienna AieIcam aud other Marbles Of the finest
qualities which lie sold lower than other establish
mcnt in the west. . j. =, ..l 500 .A.. 81
stock before purchasing clscwhc'c ~ r-.I. sga
Ills work Is done in the most elaborate style, and lie
would invite attention of purchasers 10 examine his
soc of Statary and other wed work. Monuments, CcI
oiarls Tubs Head and foot stones &c, and Grave yard
wok in every variety; being enabled by his superior iac
tiles TO supply this work consdc rable prices than
any other establishment III the country.
'". MICHAEL j. ROlIiN,
Mai bic Mason and Vault Builder.
n1~ilso Cacincd Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
CASTS and Models and Marietta Grind Stones warranted
at the lowest trade prices ..F f.ff y Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07
Weloh's National Circus.
FROM NIBLO'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION
AL .AMPITHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. ,

J. e. CADWALAD DER. Equestrian Director
J. LANGWORTIlS,....- Master OF the Circle.
X. WILLIAMS. list lSullO Clown. :
. Da "a ShlkSlercau Clown.
Among the most prominent OF the artses may be found the
following names, viz: .n...... .f ...|
J. G. CADNALADER-thc unsurpassed -Four and Six
Horse Rider.
THOMAS McFARLIN-thc greatest Somerset vauler in
the known would |-..s.r# ..... .t r'' Hat.7-
s l.. LlPMAN-Diamac, Scenic and principal Rider.
DAVID RlCliARDS-tIc worlds only eback Rider,
whose darir eat bars, gates, &c. his Wild Prairie
S,ecd. strikes the b'hnldrr with wonder and astonsent
Z. NJ. DICKtNSON-ihe celebrated Comedian. and Comic
Singer acknowledged by al The greatest singer OF tho age
J. SWEET-whoso style and skin III pcrsonang the
character of tho AbOrginc, or Red Man OF the Pocrst,
stands unsurpassed ~ -.'..r' b. i43.tff (
MASTER wILLIAMS-thc Juvenile Gymnasc and
Antirodcan pcorncrwlosc truly pleasing performances
must be TO be admired 80 ~. 10 ~. So
Last, though not least the TWO unIivnllcd Clowns.
WILLIAMS AND DAVIS,
whose Tu,e, Jot.s. Bon Ho G7R Pcisms never fail to
keep the audience in pcrfcct roar OF laughter.
u N. b. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Mcnagcre and Circus combined. d&w st