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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-27
d BURNER's
WHITE SULPHUR SPRIMGS

| PoWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
tye saa ye4 T fS p5s ssS 70
crng place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains. The new
Building Zone bundled eet In ength commenced
son; las been eometed ana y ready or the reception OF
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF wurrE, BLUE and BLAeK
SULPHUR, Cha LiMEsroKE and SLATE all having
the work OF Natuies labIatory. They send forth
sI q ps T15 e. i'd
ain, the ground gradually rising to the south and
which presented eye the behoder one OF the
enchanting landscape views country To the
rising up at distances from % TO 100 yards and from
% to 100 feet above The level bottom In front and to tho
northwest OF the Springs Many Of these elevations can
approached from the east by gentle ascent
ting spurs It's deep and its Lofty peaks pesens
panorama, which, bold outline and pleasing Tieiy h
deed the scenery pr esened view nom the submits Of
the Malsanuten and Fort Mountains embracing Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must seen to be
In addition to the Springs proper there are number of
celebrated Mountain Spring $50 yards dstanti Q.
Cold SPRING short distance this; 3 Immediately
above is Chalybeate, sending forth llmpid stream; /
To the south rom the Springs about quarters or
bcats Spring. The new Spring recently opened amid tie
and which is believed 70 Poess peculiar medicinal quail
tics completes the list.
picturesque valley through the passage formed by
the prOxinty0 he mountains, miles 10 the
natural Geiie The locks towering % The VsTy e ~
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
On arriving at the Springs the invalid has at with
drawn rom the cares and PePeties, tolls aud monotony
Of the busy world and may reeuperate his exhausted
ges qunfhng the that incessantIy foIt
around him. and partaking the rich vaDds that are daily
prepared for tho nouriahIaent OF his nan body
We will state, for the benefit those who may not be
OF the act that we large farm attached 10
the SPhes wee persons have their horses paHtIred
or stabbed a they mag prefer
The Bah will b Furnished with the choicest liquors.
Glars. Tobacco, DC. .5a-f1 = : =
An attentive osleT will be in attendance and servants
to the different departments OF the house; and evsripr
shall be done that can contribute to the OF the
Persons visiting the Springs the North can
baltimore morning. and arrive the neYt YoTn
ng by the way Winchester and Woodstock Parsons
the South will leave Staunton in the morning arrive
Al woodstock to dinner, and the Springs tea
For the amusement Of those who may wish partici.
neIe in such exercises aTen Pin Alley been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Batbinr
has bean erected tho accommodation OF VsiteTs
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- GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel,

Ger Wat BTo1drGy and FTultkliI street, NeO York
this Establishment be very correct HepTc
IA sentatimoIa Lady IN CHINA, underline lNFLU
ENCE OF OPIUM, head tongue, and hands in motion; tic
only representation OF the kind in country The largest
aud best collection Of ncient and Modern Coins
The figure OF Soldier the Continental Uniform; blue and
bn lead buttOirs marked u s. A. three Hat
lrrecies, CATERS &c, Also Birds Various Plum
curious Freaks OF Nature, Indian Implements D
War Shells heIal G0li, Silver Copper and other Ores
Rich Oil Paintings, fine EIlsravss with many raTU
and valuable CuTiOsties, Statue George Ill Such cot
lection cannot be found any Establishment OF the kind in
tho United States. double Calf which, universally adj
from the neck down the middle. fey full grown and
perfectly formed and were b. ought from the Lyme
eaerson county State Of New York. by Mr. John Jennings
Live White Rat nom BeTks CO. Penn dh1itt1 RAT
Is Games for ExeICsc aud Amusement, billiards, Back
GunmOH and DominOes Billiard Room with two kpcl
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Supper parties can be
accommodated at very short notice. The LaTder will be
supplied with all the deiCaCies Game Oys
eE Beef Steak Mutton Chops Veal Cntlets &c. provided
al any hour. -'---''- -'..'. --r 1900.
At this Establishment, may be seen celebrated bird
ALNOI that Will repeat almost anything after stranger
REORGANIZATION for political meetings ofaHy party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor tho above
celebrated Establishment, and having various aIteT
tOI IL prepared TO accommodate tile Travelling Public
BoardeIs IN style not unsurpassed by the best
Hotels OF the ciyO New York. The bar ROOM which con-
tlBs the TaTCst private museum in this country being
collection many years. will reputation
1t under the clrc OF Mr. Thomas Riley In lie quality
TORY, where meals will be served at all the day
and evening Private for Courts:naItial ReTecs
Committees Private Dinner or Supper PARTIES &c, DC
The public respectfully invited grant him share OF
~. CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
% Persons wishing for pure Wine Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment. -lTI
N B-Pnvatc families supplied with Dinners Suppcrs
superior sty for Parties OF number at their respec
i've homes and wares Of glass silver out any part
- Entrance 10 The REFRACTORY IN Fyaukliust
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$50 r--s- CHURCHES. 2
ErsMhrraRvS RpiFeoraIesH, corner Monroe and Byron
atfeetS REV wILLIAN ARNsTRoS0, RECTOR Morning ser
vice 10i, eyeningT4l 49,
sssond Centre wheeling, Rev JAS D. MeoLIE, Plstori
Si1S SsTyee 1Oi evening a o'clock Service and Ioc
tuSs FIiasy evening" al u O'Clock Seats EREL
Prngr PREsBYTERIAN, Rer r. H, Weed, Pastor Fourth
street. betWeen Monroe and QUINCY Service Morning anu
aftsrnoon
sPeoHp PRESENTATION, Rer CyTUs DieksoH, Pastor,
GbEieT Street. Main and Markets Centre Wheel
InEJ Service morning and evening
sgr,,,1, PHSauVrRRIAN Mr.. Paul., Pastor; First
wa Hoe HAM Main street, Washington North
Wbeelngi Service morning and afternoon.
FouRTn STREEr MErHoDISr EPIscoPAL. Rec S. b. DuLr.
AN Pasor Fourth street. between Monroe and Quincy,
Service morning and evening.
-. pasior corneT Market and North sta North Wheel
nj service morning and oyenings.
r,,,,,rr Sr ,MEFHoDJsT EPts-OPIL, Ref. &. q. Nick
csSt9IS WheeilngI Seryiee morning and evening.
cs,5v.r METHODIST EPIscOPAL, Rec. Mr.. BroaaBeck,
astoT Chapne street. between Webster and Third, Gen.
wheeling
81 J1nEs. CKTHEDRAL, Roman Catholic, RI Rec Bishop
h. " WhelGNs Piilh Street, corner y aHpueh' service
nabrning and afternoon
REYoaMED, Rer. j. 7. c7rc, Pastor, corner
Market and JEFFERSON streeta service morning and after
HIHr1yr, Re, j. w;NTeR, PASTOR Clay street, between
FinSand Sixth, service morning andsveaing
Prngr ISpEPENnENr CoNGREaATI0NkL, UNrrARIAN, Rev
m WSJTtST Pastor, Market street. between Webster
Third Centre Wheeling. service morning and evening"
EVAHoEtIeAL PHoEEsEAHT. Rec = 6aOegaT' Pastor.
Clay sirOet. above Sixth, Raat Wheeling
zroH's EvASaELIckL LuTnrRAN, Rsr p. AmMCr19Sn,
Fstor corner Market and Monroe streets, service 10
~ iHar1,LEr sswedenborEian,' No IS Union street,
JSy{su ~ laoHrE No. S. Monrnestrset
DiScIrEES, Ftrut Hose company Hall MaIkst street.
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CONSuMPTION CURABLE!

Robert sancrson Justice of the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF
General Sanderson, anOcer in the OF 1872 cured u
Consumption by the use OF tWistats Balsam OF Wild
Cherry, -. -.
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by MY being cured OF Consumption by the OF
s'Dr Wistars lalsam OF Wild Cherry,I viii state the
syy OF my that others similarly Afflicted mayb
induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in breathing; had the hectic with violent
cold chis, with pain In
my aud breast accompanied by very bad coughi
restless nights and had great night sweas erS'
ring, should say tleas two gallons night, wcttinsthe
completely through 1had not been able TO work for
scars. but was much eTaciated, aud almost helpless
when commenced using Wislar's Bals9m WILD Cherry.
rhavcuEsd man bottles nd from aftloso
complaints T0r my health Is good. i % : Il
am 80 years old and have not taken any OF the
aIsa since 1876, because my health Is good MOTTO
require any medicines hut it should have any return
my iorTer symptoms should WstaTs Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF MeSsrs. Fall & Nc.
CTackcn, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio.
The genuine WstRr's BalsAm OF Wild Cherry laA a IA,
smlc the signature OF Heury Wstar NJ. D., Philade
nla, SANFORD & Park finely executed
era we'd wrapper. No Othes cSHbe. ycnuLo, . %.
u-price a per bOttle-BiH bottles for S. -.. .,t
Sold qy - J.p. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast OF Fourth aud Walnut streaR-entaIr
walnut strretto whom alIorders must be addressed
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AND MAjRT7rJTas T,TTT1HER

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ed the large and steel plate, eaTely slEn.
Scd in line and Inezzotint, rom the eelebIlfed design
Georse C1ttetnol6 TeSeAtinga irSfus2lt -
tiL1L tLsJ THE tFlRSTIRERE ORMERSSiil3 ttsfl.!
FTeseIttHS their Famous PTotelt tag Ditsf .SHYl
in 1929, - -,
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This magpi fcont composition contains nearly olaAa
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prominent men connected wit thai event The wok(d
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Each impression by Pssnh
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history whichled to the event, TIE eoEs
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In connection with SartaR's Magazine, both wpIf4EA
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CHAmBERLIN's COMnRRCIAI.
-. -. ------- COLLEGE. $1,000 - =

LOCATED CORNER MARKET THIRD sTRrETs, PITra.
.r nURGus a.
o. K. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts. .r-.'--s- -
P. K. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanshp.
THE principal object ofths institution is 10 aor young
i men opportunity orobtaining thorough and Il.
mate knowledge ofpOuble Entry Book Keeping, a
PlicaOm business operations generally Applicants
ener College attend both evening
The ofnstTucton Is such, al will enable the
to take charge conduct scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry Books completion of the same
PEEN ANsuP-TO write free and egible hand is dcsra
bic accomplishment i'll the education gentlemen
every profession, aud Pa=cnlaTlyto those
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves for mercantile busi-
nesspursuits This department ia conducted by p
Spencer, Ohio. author Of the Speneerian system
Pe1maDship, gentleman well known throughout eOu-
try, as accomplished pe1nIan, and the
most successful tesCheTs OGthe age.
Communications addressed 10 o. X. CHAMBERLAIN
will receive prompt attention. aur2I
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IA VERBS UNEVRRsUII NO. nv.
EDITED III 0Hls. 4. DAN


NHIS day published Containing the following elegant
il steel rawlings: 'sThe Cathedral OF Strpsbarg'
fells Chapel 6near Kussnaeht in Switzerland
Palace OF the Legion OF Honor In Par 50 Ruins OF
Fslhwah, 30 CIndia-O lfr7i ~ a'iast-if3l .'nrTf
with descriptive text Price % cents. per volume
Subscribers, in advance receive splendid engraving
premium Published semi monthly.
10 Agents and POstmRSteTs, and will mako liberal
nIeuts with them for circulation THE UHIVRRSUM4
lie win supply Clubs persons at s. half agar;
Alive persons at S1Qj and OF larger number At the
assa4. ~ - Fii.Ge a ie9 wf ii 81 "
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REA1p FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE fR6oF 6R THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
iRSSRS,, BURKE q BARNES CRLKBRATRn


THE character Of these Safes Louis was before so
ct or their being superior all Others would have been
unnecessary; in otderto accommodate Mr.. Han The
pateHee and maker of HALLS Patent Concrete Sales
which burnt all other makes ofany note in United
States CWilders patent took his challenge
and tho result Is below by the Committee who HHpef
Intended the burning olte Safes We only regret
were not LEFT in the furnaces two hours longer. =
The Safe which tested Is to DO Store
invite the public call and examine tas feel eOui
dent that will doubt their fire proof quahtieiI
hery ordeal on the 10th OF June ,..I,t-t.
! s- st.-,t-Hs.4. af.5. T. r. VIOLET, d co, ID
Sole Agents Manufacturers, No. 49, Levee, Ind no
20 Com. Street, s,-N ss. % sf-l,.f.- 1s,t I...s
TheundeTsgped. committee appointed by 3. Han, on
behalf OF Han, Dodd & Co., or Cincinnati, and 6essIs
X Violet & Co., as ugrns OF Messrs. Burke, Barnes co
OF Psbug, to test tho Te proof qualities Of the safes
MD BIZ theii respective pncipals-repor that we have
this day subjected SAFE of each manufacture, or similar
size which had been in use two years. ovens to fro
made with ry oak wood, and PittsbuTg stone coal for lies
space ive and hall hours and during that He
eve the heat applied was far greater than that in any oT
nary conhagTatlonthat al the expiration OF that time
found the Gdsngo both places entire
ly burnt on, that the books were uninuTed
opening safes soynd books and papers entirely M
Injured except slightly tie water used in cooling of
This we found TO Be toe CSs both safes, and Tie only
erceptibe difference In the appearances OF the interior
that the yaTnish tia work Burke Barnes SaIo
was entirely unlnured while that on Hall, DOdG Il Co.'S
batered and bAckened In conclusion wOui1 re-
mark that ToEi the result OF this test haVe csita3
ton in of both pATiies to the
denee oGthe pGhhe. ,s2- ; 49, Z 100
RI - So II IL 30, WARWICK p. iMILLER3
,4.a.t DAVID H. BISHOP. 30 l4i
El'YrlAt,g 81 GERARD B. ALLEN.
st. Louis, JuDet6. 1859 augst-
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IS ABooK FOR THE TIMEsl
aE,.E ENTITLED
Life at. the South, oruy
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS II ISL! ~ ~
Eeng narratives, and incidents the real 'LIrr
uH'TlE LowLT.' By ". L. g. Smith, Esq, tN
The object lhc is TO represent the condition OF
The Slave III his Iuc but comfortable cabin, his daily
Inious and p1sncs the relations between mister anu
the mistaken views OF the
HOTho1. PlGnhIOPisr, &c, &c, and rep eseut
passions and AeutimcIIS natural Tosns as the same
display ed in the hnbeat lot OF society thus showing
That, III tho Gaze Of The Stare least 6eRl0u4
hGEPtss utaH T.rdorn5 the represent
as class OF people, via The Planter WOniustce
has been DONE aud whose cha Iaete aseXbt IN
ste'y day lic is well calculated TO win the anabIe judg
GcnI OF tho void! q a q 81 ~
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia ~
a. 2-The Plantation-UncIe Toms Ia1incss
Cd 90 .. 3-Sobiety aud MeTrinent, s1Ii. r 'r.s
e" THE Punishment. s4#.ts.... r.u
Z" 1.-The School Master. .t..I .t ...H uia
a. .lG-Ramly OfIhe Planter. a... ... l.., ..af
q" T-SchooI Keeping. .#.I rl.
"a s-Tbe secret. League OF Rebellion.
5" iS-iSdeS SEsfEe; Day. hrs GHiloahVf
- 1.-THE OIeTseer fas.--,
=. le1 School Masters Lessons of Freedom. q
t" 13-Jtele Tom and Dinah. . =" ~
n" 14-Mtdhight Meeting OF School Master Uncle Tom
..n.s and DlIah. D. " -s'
So I5-caSsy. iC 1-h u " ID
4" it IG-Sunday. ' -... =a-
Z" 1.-THE ovogseers Communication TO the Planter.
'' IS-The Suspicion. .' I'f.Hi "i
a. 1S-Schooi Master Uncasiness and Departure
:" 20--Ugcle TOMS Nations al Freedom.
2t-1Hts Determination togoto the State OF Flee
Z" 22-Tbe Escape .Ht.f .ft1fI 81
90 2EThe Pursuit. r.' '''. F'fs
a. aI-BunllO-TBe BoOt.bIuck r.- r-''
'' 2-HaTd Times.
I" 2lUncs Toms Soliloquy.
I" 2I-The Alarm Fr.ft. .'
"a 2-AmeTican Hotel. ..a
ID" 29-The FIeH Negro.
az 39-GOutage, Quiethde and Contentment.
:" 3I-Nugaia Falls, Clifton House. canadr.
3AUnclo Toms Decision. ~.
O. 3i-'Backt to Old virginia. - ~ .l +.r'
:" 35-ConcIusiOn. i7 d. ' "'." '..t+
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CITY DIRECTORY.

MerehanIs' and Mechnnles' Bank.
-, IEOoRFoRATED 1885 cArrrAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL, Presidents sOprrsKi BRADr, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesaay.
6 NoFth western Bank Of Virginia.
Or IsronFoRETED 1919. cArtrAL sE4O.OOo-
B68uyYsst Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JOIN O. oAaIPBELL President, DAS't. LAME. Cashier
Discount dtY-T Thursday.
BEaaaiaetarers' and Farmers' Bank
~ of wheeling.
f. Main usrest, between MonrOe and Quincy.
SeSEPsnISED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL STOCK 100000.
,,iIHas. tsWKETEY, Prea't, JOuN LIST. Cashier
wheeling savinEs' Institution.
ltri No. 1872. Main St
- Ir'soitoALTED 1884. CAFrrAL $4,000.
n NILS , Presidents WILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer.
DIssount Slsy33 Thursday.
Pas SAVING, Bank Of Wheeling, --s
Conner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling.
--'ISeoaPpHETED 1851. CAFrrAL $4,000.
-fHOs H. LIST. PRESIDENT wv. RANKIS, Treasurer.
Di(eount daY, Friday
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The ON of Grape Vine.

THIS Oils The rest twenty years. Investigation bya
French Physician, and Is now extensively used In
Frarce both hair glossy. and
TestoTingit in bald places. : it+ -
tho Hair son. glossy and pahe, besides making It about
PrepsTSd only BIZ DR. Pontain, Psrrs 7bets per- bottle
ForfSe by 81, LIB. VoWELL, "a Unionst.
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Mechanics, Manufacturers aud Hnventers,
rINHE EIoHru VoLUAE ofthe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
commences ON the 18th OF Septomber9 1t Is principal
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the genius and master apiritoF the nation. W -
tits unri vailed Journal OF tie Sciences AID
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Publishers pledge themselves that he fututs yo
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Among the subjects Chiefly brought and discussed
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CITY ORFICERA ZOE 1RIo.

5n' MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
49, JAMES s. WHEATE, Clerk.
K, w. HARDING, Treasurer
J. l. SASosToN, Sergeant.
SsTEezHrs DePueS.-lst waTd-Isaac N. Pearl Cd ward
Adm w. Clemens. I'd waTd-JOhn Bowers. 4th ward
Henry p ChaPline. 9Th ward-James S. Campbell.
JomN MooRE, Superintendent Water Works.
JAcoB 4. BIER, What Master
JAroB AHIcK, Street Commissioner.
JAMES n EwIxG, Assessor and Collector OF Water
JSSHuA C WILEY. Lumber and Coal Measurcr, aud Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MORAY, Market Master.
TnoxAs CLHPBELL, Collector Of Assessments.
WIN J. SrODDART, City Surveyor
JAMEs p. AELVN, Flour Inspector.
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CONGRESS- HALL.

IHE subscribers take pleasure informing their rricnds
and the travelling community generally that they have
this day taken possession Of that well and IA
Vorably known HOteltY riGsft ~ t4N
CONGRESS HALL, Z. 5r.. lt-r. .yfsT 4
Third and Chestnut Streets
They had the thoroughly repaired and all the
modern introduced and furnished in style
elegance which viii at render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
This is decidedly house in the city being
the mmed vicinity business the Exchange, Custom
House, and many other public buildings. II. I
Lines OF Onhuses leave for every part OF city every
niuutes their head quarters being within square
at this House.
Tie subscribers are determined TO spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home to tho.
NORRIS & JACKSON, Proprictors.
James & Norris who is well known many the bus;
ness men visiting the city lately In the Hardware house
James J. Duncan & Co.. formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia Hotel, Louis, will have control OF the manage
nient OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
rssoEa' 1870 4.4a. :e.u-a.