davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

INFORMANT WILL CASE The decision in tho
FAIRFAX Will osse was noted fer days since. TINS gre
eerckstug Ya edd has the iollo yang OF ~.
II chncsry ,uit iostituted by tbs h.ts Of henrv
faiftsx deceased u Prince Wism sgsiass ht d.vl'ses
-ayerinr thai his sill procured BIZ the sohue In
nuence of his wife NJ Fairfax LETT very neNy estate
OF como al 60 90 or 600 coo RIA b.k o which
vistd sns BEG asa he'd his wife for HE aud A-r hcf
death TO her two children for He ~nn remshdr 70
their s.ue To Ls other cbidrep the issne 81 former
srt,es,s he left iegacier co osransiy Uncomfortable
10 np, ourt His sioo~ SURVIVED him bit "A moa,h w
hia former msrriagss Jr. Fa fax had eight caidrsu
s,re Of weom Did duriog HI life le.viug children
These rsYes tie contestants OF tho will which VS.
OF defended by the Nrtunste ceyices Tss rihs
II rus re. pnrs have advocates In this quarter al
thai.h n lbs before IL that tn, role
eompetss rryu.ed for c two chill by the third
VIE the h.it- whilst those ~ the uist aud
cand ~ife .ets cut OF almost ~ihout ehiliax rus
care occupied some tive day 10 trial aud bsDt enom ted
the jury on Wednesday ast In ten minutes thsy
pr into Count E,h verdict la favor OF sb-hng
the will Eminent sgal ability was employed on botn
sides
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
CIHAnBERLlN'S COMMERCIAL.
COLLEGE,.

LOCATED CORNER OF MARKET AND THIRD STREETS, PITTS
----'---.Hs".- DrEoH. PA.
o. +. CHAMBERLlN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts. ....
P. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Pennanship.
NHE principal object this Institution, is young
men an opportunity OF obtaining thorough
knowledge double Entry Book Keeping, and its
picato business operations generally Applicants
College any and attend both day and evening
The OF is SUCH will enable the student
TO take and conduct scientific principles,
OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
write free and legible hand is desira
BILE accomplishment in the education OF young gentlemen for
every profession and particularly to those who
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
pursuits. This department ic conducted by p
r. Spencer OF OHIO author of the Snenccrian system
Penmanship, gentleman well known throughout lie
try an accomplished pennan and also of the
most successful teachers Ofthe age.
Communications addressed TO o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug2I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
d 20. GENERAL. JACKSON
AND M ARTIN I,IITHER

'HE Propretors Of Sarain's Magazine having rue.s
u ed the large and handsome steel plate carefully
vel in line and mezzotn from the celebrated design ~
George CattcrnOlc, representing Sc
= THE FIRST PERFORMERS,
PTeseutins their Famous Protest at at Diet Of Sf;rt
tshiftL ~ .lit.H 9 10 in 1929, "Ir x -
now offers it, in correction with their agarne In .rl
unprecedently low. il1lll 1tfl ,gIt'i7i
This magnificent composition contains nearly b,
dred figures, 6d includes authentic portraits OF tbs ni
prominent Hien connected with that event The work
elusive OF margn) measures 81 inches by and
has ne YER been rctaed at price less than 50 top
Each Impression is accompanied by Instructive eenii
Key Of References describing the scene, the characters We
history which led to the event. AMI the principles tont
ded for. sd ~ ~ Ta5l5S' ial 5iEil'ti ~ siii8
In connection with Sar,ain's Magazine both works vii
be furnished oil the following liberal terms which areil
riably in ADVANCE S1i Z q u .
One copy ufthe Magazine, and ons OF the Print, !,
Two copies OF the Magazine, and twoo 1.-THE Prints
Five copies ofthe Magazine, AMI five OF the Prints
together with one copy OF both works TO The seiter
up OF the Club, 20 7'.s,If 97t ~ z
The price rSarain's Magazine being ofitsef S5Ier
mum, both works jointly may now by the above oat y
had for what was heretofore the price of each sepasft
Preparations making to publish in the Magazine y
RES OF illustrated articles AMERICAN HEROES, CONNIE
icing with a Pictorial Life of General Jackson. ~,
{" Agents wanted in every town and vlsae IN tte uSi
ted States, to get up Clubs upon the above
Country Newspapers publishing the above adSsiu,
ent, every other week for three months, will be enuu
to copy OF carn work gratis. -i'.sl,.
Send your subscriptions, and Sc worth oite'
ing and cnsrAvinss for So. Address, Cd
augeI mr. f.s7. siass' rbItl5t Philadelpii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
Physicians ofour city, that in the of ofua,
letter. many other diseases BRENr:iNGER's Fluid
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA AND DANpELoS. is decidedly
preparations. speaks itself whenever
used; although have taken the pains
ing published through the papers, appointing
sale OF il, almost weekly receiving
dcrs Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky ana other
states by persons, who by chance have
OF its wonderful curative powers The following
gentleman of Vermont few days since, who used it
very serious disease:- ~ lFlssft ron
DEAR DocToR: r..
The two bottles ofmcdicine got from yoI
wcnin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
more by Express. mo. @-". r.E 'f' t
Yours Respectfully. tt'
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF
city, Q,iack medicine, for have made them
quatc with the component parts; and say all
such have not the opportunity OF making it known
that il is entirely free from all minerals and is
the incompatible with of the preparations oIo.
dine, Fowler's solution, or other properties.
To be had Paxton & Lakes, and F. Yahrling, and
wholesale and retail by = -
! BfiENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July 81, '52. .Fltsr tEEgaf 81. NFi. M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

| Pow ELLIS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, Va.
rTNHE propretos OF these Springt prepared
ceive and accommodate visiters. This delightful Wa
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains The new
Building Zone un ed feet in lengh) commenced
BoARDERs; and number OF Cottages, or the use Of
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, Blue and BLACK
their onntans within ersameaee OF thrtv al has
the work OF Naine's own abfaory. They send forth
Of They IN on aser Sa
sim the ground gradually rising the south
whiehis presented TO the Of the bcholder
south, south cast AMI east there number OF mounds
rising up distances from % yards and from
be approached rom the east by gentle ascent
ting spurs, its deep raynes, lofty peaks pesents
which, bold outline and pleasing variety is
unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia In
s a4 ESs from the snm;s Of
and War and Shenandoah Valleys, seen 10 be
In to tie Springs proper there are number of
celebrated Mountain Spring $50 yards distant; q The
above Ghalybeste, sending forth limpid strcam
To The south from The Springs about thee quarters Of
beaie spring The new Spring recently orered amid the
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
ties, completes tic list. ~
picturesque valley through The narrow passage formed
the proxndtyo he mountains about twelve miles
natural iee, The locks towering 10 the Very elouds
strikes the traveller with and admiration =
On arriving at the Springs the invalid opoe with
drawn from tho and plexties tolls and monotony
OF the busy world and may rccuperatc his ener
GIGS by qunfns the that flow
around him, and atakins OF the rich viands daily
prepared for the noniishIheht OF his fraiI body
We will state, for the benefit OF those who NAV mt bc
aware OF the ac that we large farm attached TO
the Springs whele persons have their pasured
or stabbed as they may prefer. -
The BAR win be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
Cigars, Tobacco, DC.
An attentive osticr will be in attendance and servants
the different departments house; and eycryhinr
shalt that contribute TO the CON, r of tie
guests
Persons visiting the Springs the North can leave
Baltimore in the morning. and here the neyt
Ing by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South will leave Staunton in the morning arrive
a Woodstock TO dinner, and the Springs to tea
For the amusement OF those who may wish to partiei
Bath House. with everything requisite for Batbin-
has been erected for the accommodation visitors
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
PROSPECTUS
AMERICAN WIG REVIEW

AMERICAN4 WAlGI KEW LEW
the orisinei Prospectus of the American Review,
sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, lis former rop.,
and EDITOR, number OF the leading Wing Members o.
the Twenty seventh Congress C1s!5-6) subscribed tns
Nance TO the following resolution .,,,v
Earnestly approving the pIaG of such
Iong needed and OF manifest Importance the
agree to contribute for its pages, from time TO @
communications may be necessary to set ioIth ;o
end the doctrines OF the United Wing Party Of me Gn
Signed by George P Marsh, Daniel ID. barnard, j. ~
Pherson Berrien, J. r. Ingcrson, Z. Joy Norris H. H..
Chngman, DAME! Webster, X, c. Winthrop, Thomas nv
Ter King Hamilton Fish, j. p Kennedy, VIM. s. Atpe''
Rufus Choafc, Alexander II. Stephens, in
engraved portrait OF some distinguished person VIZ
be fouDi in every number OF the Review. They
ally Re portraits OF living American Statesmen ana
ever that is possible, will be accompanied wi an
tic Memoir OF tho person Represented. = ,;,,r
The first objects of the Review of course nc
it is designed to set forth and defend the tte
and the OF the United Wig p,Tr
Union II has been matter of Just rcproaeh 10
that though 1t embraces its duo proportion Of inc or
scnce and learning OF the country, ii has no al
Monthly Organ devoted to the expression ana ssr
its opinions nd measures The conductors Of .se hi,
can Review have done what "a them hes 10 ,siir
repToach, by securing contributions from SOURCES o
and truth. rs5rg-r.. -, .,.. h,
The literary department OF the Review will agree :
spirit with the political. - ls't.2tl- .,v,nee
I TERas-Singlc subscriptions 81 year, IN az 81
Subscriptions TO clubs OF not Tess than ten
1iltli7 iuugi 40 CHAMPION BISSELL, ff0Eh1It a,,
ausa4 foO Nassau.st, New ii oU'N.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
HIechnnies, n1nnufne.urers. and Inyen..orr..

rTNHE EIGnlu VOLUME OF the SCIENTl FIG MERICAN
commences the 18th OF September. principal.
devoted to the diffusion useful practical
and is cmneny calculated advance great
lndustry-MechdHicGi, Manu- featuring -srcntvai-
the genius and nastcr spirit Of the nation.
II vailed journal tho Sciences a.
maintains hige character at home aud abroad FF
The Publishers pe1gc themselves that future vol.
shall least equal il surpass
Among the subjects chiefly brought and discussed
in its columns, Civil Engineering Agriculture Rail
roads, Bridges, Agricultural implements,
Metal Fibrous and Textile Substances. the
purpose, Chemical Processes Dstilling, ColOring &c.
Steam and Gas Engines Boilers and Mathemati.
cal, Philosophical and Optical Instruments Cars Carri-
ages, Water wheels, Wind and Grinding Mills Powers
Planning Machines, Tools far Lumber, Brick Machines
Farming Fire Arms Electricity, TelcgTaphs Surgical In.
strn:cns, &c. besides Claims ,! all c Patents Reviews
Notices OF New Inventions american and Foreign. The
work is in form for binding contains Fin.
grarg over -FOUR hundred OF printed matter.
copious Index Nearly all the valuable Patents which issue
weekly from the Patent Office illustrated with Engrav.
ngs in its columns, thus making the paper perfect Nc
chancal Encyclopedias for future well preaent
-F.t.A H.ttL tltI 5auEl tflrHW.' INK
VALr.nLE PREaluMs offered the largest lis: Of
SuhstI RS to Ibis Volume ills published weekly br
New YORK. =. 81 80 10 n5ff -FtFi :
TERMS Ono Copy, one year. $500. One Copy; SIX
months, 81 00j 10 copies monts copies for
Twelve months, $500; 10 copies for twelve months
S22,00. lltti. -, ~. - ~ !
Southern and Western Money and Post onlce stamps
taken for subscriptions Letters should be postpaid.
t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
WASHINGTON.

From ssunrt's most celebrated, Pa py ,.,nxslcs
r1HIS large and magnificent Portrait OF
from tho BURN OF American rtisf is sst
all who have seen to be one OF the most Wi
Iros The size OF the plate is eighteen by
inches. which win make handsome picture ior i e
should be in the hands OF every American oIispl
It is a correct copy from Sttart's eelebIateu 0'
Painting now at the StateH House, Hartford
1t is finely engraved, and printed b,
That It may be within tho reach OF all, the puonA
reduced the price to OSE DOLLAR , reeei,
All persons reiittns the amount may rely AZ he
ing perfect copy by return mail to- any pa nuo
states carefully put up rollers made for 'ne
fee OF postage. tl-l- EtlgnI ~ lsz
TH.,.'>S~'. - IN - John S. ia LO N ysri
| Hook seller and Publisher. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
The Heroic Women
HISTORY

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, DisinterestedneS
ami Self-sacrltice OF Ancient and
Modern Times. ssIr "I ~
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-FIRES OF THE REyo
LUTON" "NlGHT IN a BLoCk-HO USE" DC.
To set before the America examples for in,a
ton II the most irving may be stated TO be
and writer or considerable fame truthy said that
the earth is the sex so generally and So
tally consulted. Our society possesses the cream OF the
ic woman is almost object worship Men have been
made great and heroic by Putach's "Lives"-stmulated
eading study ofsueh work as The .Horoic Women;
become common, and our wives, mothers, sisters and
daughters, viii become more renowned for resolution,
orttude, and sersacfcc than Spartan females
OF old The ensuing pages include nearly all the famous
narkabe, but less generally kownj among which may
found Historical Sketches Of - Y NV
81. Generere, Gertrude Pan Der Har,,
Brnnehaa, Mrs. Spencer SmiM's Es-
Tie Sister Of Dngae.elin, Aademosene 4mses. is'
Jane, Countless Of MonDort, Cattsr:nei, Of RpSsii,
Joan Hachene, .r.' / Madame Drucourt,
"a assssoj Xsfaue, 70 Fti"ss.s q l.sraseue,
TIE Princess Of Condo, Charlotte Corddy,
Mary Dyre, The Quaker Martyr !;fqddme Roland,
:, Of Nem F"giand, Madame DesmorIlins, r.
Lady Fanshae, .dimse Lrdoi,lskG
Lady banks. CounieSs de la Taieite,
re Hsartol AOnt,ose, ion ;s''' A'- D''Ns
Lady GTiSeH BaiAie, Mrs. Richard Shu5riek, &
PHnifried, the Countess Of Elisabeth Yane, n rar.
. NihtSdale, The Queen Of Georgia,
F!ora Macdonald, Mrs. Cha,ieS Elliott
Miss MIckdy Mrs. Pursley,
Lady Harriet ickiand, '-' Lydia DGrrdgh, -, vi.
H1ien IIdiker, ...s. AIRS HGiR and The noted Mrs.
HIdd'he La RochjaqEelin, Helm, dc, &c. ~
This beautifully printed on fine white paper and
handsomely bound, making an or = +
ELEGANT OCTAVO VOLUME!
bcllshc1 with numerous Original Illustrations from the
designs OF Croomc, and other eminent Artists rtry7
Price Only Two Dollars and Fifty Cents!
J. 81. l.. GlHoN, Publishers,
No. SO, Ches7,uf street. Philadelphia.
GJIeryli6erdI inducements roiN be made and
eTgetic .ncs=-=sel ~ small capital Of from
the sale Of these and Other popular u5rk many
ehic sold ezclusreiv By 1rGreng agents ag2I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
CONGRESS HALL.

IIHE Ike pleasure in informing their friends
and tine travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and
vorably known Hotel. 'H.i
CONGRESS HALL, --.f.ra ...
Third and hesnut streets
They had the house thoroughly repaired and all the
improvements introduced and furnished in style
Of elegance which will at render II unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
This decidedly located house in the CITY, being
in tho immediate vicinity of business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines of Onbscs for every part OF city every
lew minutes head quarters being within square
OF this House. 'sl5ls .-.i .(ut s.#|.. -.-E
The subscribers determined to spare pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home to
traveller. d rl..lsfl..s iilsi.L gllH Sd ur.IusI
MORRIS & JACKSON, Propretors
James E. Norris. is well known to many the bus
mess visiting the CITY, lately in the Hardware house
of James Duncan Co.. and formerly proprietor of the
Virginia Hotel St Louis will have control OF the manage.
nent OF the HOUSE, assisted by polite and competent
iSssoEs .Ga1tsLA. ft9ll affhJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
Extract from letter received roma yseian in Nd
T. GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Vest BrodluGy Franklin street Ne,r York
this Establishment can be seen very correct Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue, hands in motions the
representation the kind in the country largest
and best collection OF Ancient and Modern Coins in the u
The figure OF Soldier IN the Continental Uniform; blue and
bluff, lead buttons, marked U. $. A., three Hat,
Iirreches, Caters, Nc Also, Birds Various Plum.
curious Freaks OF Nature, Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings, fine EIsra wings, with many
and valuable Curositics Statue OF George ILL.,
lection cannot be found in any Establishment
the United States 4 double Cali. which is universally ad
mtted to be great wonder The calves joined together
from the neck down TO the middle They grown
perfectly formed and were brought from tho Lyme,
Live White Rat from Berks Penn. 9nitta,lce RAT
Is. Games for ENcIcisc and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Domnoes. \ Billiard Room with splen.
did Tables, is also he'd TO the house.
Observation-Disclosures and Supper parties can be
accommodated at very short notice. The Larer will be
supplied with all the dclcaccs OF the Came Oys
any hour.
At this Establishment may be a celebrated bird,
MlNO that will repeat almost anything after stranger.
No Accommodation for political meetings OF party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor above
celebrated Establishment and having made various
tons Is prepared to the Travelling Public and
Hotels the city New York The Bar Room, which
tains the rarest private in this country, being the
collection OF many will sustain accorded
il under fhe charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality Gifts
Wines &c, DC. Connected with the above is REFEC
TORY where meals will be served at all hours
and evening Private rooms for Courts martial Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties, &C.
The public respectfully invited to grant him asharc
their patronage. s-Va
/ r...--'7..,. CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
VOC Persons wishing Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
N B.-Pnvate families supplied with Dinners Suppers
Ill superior style, for Parties OF number at their
tive homes and Of glass silver
of the City FREE CHARGE. = -
Entrance the REFRACTORY in Franklinst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being raiives scenes and incidents in the real 1rr
ur THE LowLr' lily ". L. q. Smith, Esq.
The object OF lhc author is represent the condition
The Slave III his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily
cations and pastimes, the relations between and
slave the mistaken impulses and views the
iorthcT PhllatTopst, DC, &c. and TO represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural FORMS
displayed in The humbest lot OF society," thus showing
that, in tile Of Stare at least 6eSo.rs
happiness nan FREEDOM; and at the represent,
itis class orpcople viz The Planter whom justice
has seldom been doc md whose Character exhibited in
every day e is well calculated TO win the amiable judy
mcnt OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter i-'Oid Virginia aH
The Piantaton-Uncle Toms Llziness.
H 3-Sobtiety and Merrimeut.
d" 1.-The Punishment.
5-The School Master.
=. G-Family of the Planter.
T-School Keeping.
S-Thc secret League of Rebellion.
=" 9-The Surprise. H-...... ......
=. Io-lndcrendencc Day. ...n.. -.
- 1.-The Ovotseer. ..
I2-School Masters Lessons of Fl ecdom
13-Uncc Tom and DTah.
li-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Ton,
and Dinah
15-Cassy.
1.-THE overseer's Comnunca ton to the Planter.
a. 1S-The Suspicion
=. 1s-School Masters Uneasiness and Departure.
:. 2O-Unclc TOMS Notions OF Freedom.
a. 2i-Hs Determination TO go 10 the state OF Fie
dom.' be- s''
90 22-The Escape. ,.
- 23-The Pursuit.
:. 2f-Bufalo-The Boot black
:. 2J-liard Times
" 26-Uncle Toms Soiloquy. ....
Z" 27-The Alarm.
- 2S-AmcTican Hotel.
"a o9-The Free Negro. q. -tF -Aa| @ 81
"a 3p-Courn &c, Quietude and Contentment. N
" 3I-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr. .la -,|
"a 32-The Interview between Master and Slave. on
=. G-Unclc Toms Decision
a. 3LBack to Old Virginia. 10 l.tH a...-
25-Conclusion. =E .tH..s.tg t|. .I..#H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
s. ". DISTANCES.
The Oil of Grape Vine.

!S Oils the result oftwcnty years. investigation by
L French Physician, and Is now extensively used In
Testoringit in bald places.
This OIL particularly recommended IL win render
the Hair soft glossy and pabe, besides making about
two shades darker. IFE#f -I5I5E ~
Prepared only byDr Fontain, PARIS, per- bottle
.iisf Fors>le by s J.B. VOWEL, 81 Unionst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-03
" NEW BOOKS.I an
The Campaign of:Gen. Scott
tANINTENSRLYINT Ros,.

M ooRE & ANDERSON, have Just I.aa ~ in /, s,o,-
The sie c4apAieN OF eEsERa L scorT,.l s 1''.
In the vaily Of Mexico, by Lieut. Raphael Ssimss II
y V with Map OF the Battle Gronnds3G Page, ~,
"a detailed account or General Scott's brillian @
- Lieut.. S. is man Of sterling sense oahir,sr
~ IMPARTIAL account Of all he saw-KendaH in N. tat'
spirited and extended sketch OF the last Merie,, -
peigi The author is attached TO tic Navy but e.m
Written clear and vigorous STYLE and ii il
alter having commenced its psrusal today asiae
! Ono OF the most gallant officers In the Navy -
whole volume, as work ofinellect, ia worthy of HE
place !nthc department to which it beongs-I.,i,s
sit IS praise author to say, tina,
never read history esideay SO fairly writ.ne1sin
IA volume full ofnstruetien and interest. II, 49,.
tive Of Srien, eanpeisS Win psIsona his
The distinguished actors IN it,-NaiisnaI Era. Of
pressions MEXICAN scenery charaser or ths Ia
OF Cen Seott's camp1ign--sou Press e'en''
Is. C.) Standard. -~na'ia.
We find in this hook, me most Iiseke dese,ini.
men and thnss-of Scenery and Socety-of marttes S
battles and victories, that have ever readMaLa
Re1feir. Eft 80 -EIr lH-',l N1'hie
We follow with interest renewed as VI. adv,r,,
footsteps OF that consumae soldier whose MARCHES ,s
trumphs from Vera Cruz to the City OF Mexico Ad
ries OF manouvers absolutely unsurpassed In liz sn
military Strategy,-Cin. GGs. 'i'Ai 1 Haa'A Of
His original descriptions are draun with great f.
He alivey and spirited narrator His battle sl.ts,,.
Imagination He criticises the military operation In
eded partisan spirit, but with evident abilty-Ny
bxn>. ~ Il hi
The very best book which that war has called 6o,,
Philadelphia PTeS6yeria1 rE1H4Ti lu ~ ETsN ''n-
In reading some ofthc authors descriptions OF ss,
an storms one can hardly wonder at the ascination ~
enthusiasm productive OF the inersSiSs sad
Proesss SO repeatedy displayed during the Mexican Va
Princeton Rerietn. "st!~
Tho book is more than cadable; its statistics anss
and sketches, give the reader clear an account y.
campaign as can ba found any where, superior in n,.s
gelist. " :. hssa.
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable ou,r;. :,
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott-1rp<T-s M-rsto
U3-AGESTs wanted, to circulate this worn in an
the United States with whom liberal arrans.mehts I
Orders must be accompanied with the cash.
'U1ELlToRs giving this advertisement two or Bor. I;
sertions, shall have copy OF the work mailed 10 tb.,
dress, upon receiving their paper containing The d
| tisement. MOORE &:ANDERSON Pibisb,rs 'et
| aug 21.tf. %. West Fourth street Cinrinn,i n