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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

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N the ofigna; Prospectua OF the American
sued at Washington BY Mr.. Cotton lts foIns
tor and Editor, number OF the leadpg w hg Mi
the Twsnty seventh Congress Cies646 snbseliost -
names to the following resolutions :. .,,or.I,
Earnestly approving the plaI 81 such I,;ld
long needed and OF manifest i:nppr TIE "a
agree TO eontH for its pages from tine Y q
Communications may be necessary to set I MID
fend the doctrines of tbs United Party o Ne
Signed by George P. Marsh, Daniel d. BaInaLsSs T
Pherson BerTfen J. R. Ingerson, b Joy monIs, N.
GIingmln, Daniel Webster, K. @. Winthrop,
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. p. Kennedy W m y az
Rufus Ohoate, AlkxanaEf n. StephenbS r. Z viii
An engraved portrait of some distnguA4e9 usu-
beIopp9 in every number the Reyiew.. = I'm
anyEe portraits Of living American y
ever that il possiblei viii be aeeoRpSnled VI
tic Memoir OF tho person represented. ,o,itiai
The hrst objects OF the Review are o! eolI n tlt
tits designed to set forth and defend ne Il u
baeds1reS, and the 1asn OF the United tAtS PsnI
UAiOH. It has been matter Of just ss
that though II embraces Its due
genoa and learning of the country 1t has 10 5fnst
Monthly Organ devoted TO the az Amen
can ReVieT fHve IA them lies TO IenSs
ferI oach, by securing eontTi butionl from
and truth. 80 u - t3ts! stsS ~ . amt II
The literary derartniAht ioE the tReSteTy WI.
spirit with the political. In ,dyaltt
sTERAs1Singie subscriptions g year, ~ 81
Subscriptions ID clubs OF not less than len ISlSy
CHAMPION BIssELL, g W. sToTl
ans24. SJIl'l O l2o Nassau ~ r. So IL
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MoRE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE d BARNES CELERRATRU
hFHIRE PROOF SARRC

TIME character Sales Louis before so
well established, that any further test proof
their being superior to all Others would have been
unnecessaTyi but in oTdeTto accommodate Hail. the
pateutee maker Of HHlpB Patent Concrete Saies'I
which all other makes Of note in United
States (deT's patent included his Challenge
and tho result is below by the Committee who super
intended the burning othe Safes We only
were not LEFT in tho furnaces two hOuTB longer.
The Safe which tested Is to be Store
we invite the public TO call and examine it feel conf
after having tho 8pecimen which passed through
fiery ordeal on the 10th OF June. =. $50. ....t
Sole Agents for tho No. 10 eyee, .n No
PC Com. Street. ,a.f'
Theundersigned committee appointed by &. Hail. on
behalf Of Hall, DOdd & Co., of Cfncinna MessTa
r. Violet & Co., agents OF MessTs BURKE Barnes & Go
PtSbug to test the FIRE proof qualities Of the safes
day subjected Safe OF each manufacture OF similar
siEe, which bad been in two years. owens to fro
made with dry oak wood, and PittsbuTE for Tbs
space five and half Ts, and during Ie we be-
ieve the applied far that any ord
nary gra0nhat at the expiration of that time on
taking the safes from the fuDEce cooling tbcm down
iron casting both in places entire
ly burnt or DC. that the books uninnTed; and on
opening, d books and papers entirely uIi
This found with both safes, TIE only
perceptibIe difference In the appearance Interior was
that the vaTnsh on the Of Burke e BaTnes' saIe
entirely uiihtffed. while thit Hail. DodG e Co's
blisered blaekeied In e0nclnson, wUuS re.
that the result OF this test we have hesitaI
ton in Of both parties to the conn.,
dence ofthe pablo. ,, IS -l. Erftes-y
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CONSUMPTION CURABLEl

#CONSUD1f1ION .-
Robert Sanderson, Justice Peace In Rush Creek
township, FSisld county, Ohio and brother of Hajor
General San1eTson, officer in the OF 1912 cured U
Consumption by tho use OF 'sWstar's Balsam OF Wild
Rush Creek township, Fairfield Feb. 25, 1882. .
Dear SlrAa consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by being cuTedSf Consumpton by the Of
"Dr. Wisar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" will state tho
SYMPTOMS Of my ease that others similarly afcted be
induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in beathingi had The hectic fever with violent
hushes heat and frequent cold chs, with pain III
my side aud breast accompanied by avery bad cough
very restless at nights and had great night sweHts persp
ring should say least two gallons night, wetting tho
bed emeely through had not been able TO work for
scars hut much emaeRted, and alnlost helpless
when commenced using WStRr's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
have In all 10 botes llnd free from ali those
complaints, for my health is good.
am now IS yeArs DID, and have not taken any OF tho
laam since 1896 because my health Is so good not to
require any medicines hut II should have any return OF
my symptoms should use Wlstars BaEam OF Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messrs Fall & Nc.
Cracker, your agentsin Lancaster, Ohio:
The genuine Wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has fat
smie OF tho signature of Henry WistAr, NJ. d. PhadeI
mia aud s'SanlOrd & Park, finely executed
RraVedSyrapper. No othea can be. genuine. f
Price 81 per bOttle-EX bottles for s..
Sold qy J. ID. Park, Cincinnati o.
corner Fourth and Walnut strcetE-entranc
on Walnut stCetto whom all orders must be addressed
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Tha on OF Grape vino.

THIs oils me ortwenty years BY
restoring It in bald places
This OH Il particularly recommended a. tt-WillTender
Tbs Hair son oSy, and pahie, besides making about
two shades darker. ~. t.1-s0..s b.
FOrrtle by J. h. VoWEkh. q Uqt9PH- .
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CITY DIRECTORY.
wmRKLINGPO ORFICE.
No, Y. AoNHoE srRKkr,
JACOB S. SHRiVER, =. NJ
.RRlvAL ANR pEFAlTrRE ~ hAlLs-k sEW u AneEnEN-

LERtEAL AND DEFARTrRE o. HAILs=SHEw ARRANGEHEN-.i
Great MGil-arTiyes at o p. m, from the East.
-a- ,--,11 departs Al ~ p m, 10 thu WeAt.
Great hail-ArIives at 81 a m, from the West.
depaItAAt a. M, to the East '1i
Wesye-aTIIyes daily Sunday excepted, at 10 p. e.
lcpaTta II am ft
hItohayis- Tuesday and Friday. 11I. M,
.opaIts sans day, same time. 5s y
dfalt5 &C 10 4. Tuesday, ThuTsday and Saturday.
daily CSundays exceptSd) at II n.
.LoTlTts ate, A.. n. = y -. SO
wooser-aTVes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
"a. Departs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday att,
MorgantOwn-ria WSypesbuTg, Pa, arrives Thursday
=. IN. Departs Friday at 9, Z. m.
NOrgAntown-sia BlAcksvile arrives Tuesday at p.
USp8Tts Wednesday al q, a m.
bethany ard West berty-eaTes at O'Clock Tues
tlSy, ThufsdAy and Saturday. ~
RATES OF POSTAGE. .i
The new Post once law. passed March 3D. 1861 FIXES
:le rates OF Postage as follows
On LetCTs-Any distance within the U. s.. not exceeding
1000 miles, half less &c prepaid unpaid
Exceeding 1000 miles, &C prepaid, or 10c unpaid.
Every halIounce less additional to be charged EXTRA
according to the above rates. I,
Drop letters cent? advertised letters, cent additional
10 any other charges.
On cireulars, DC.
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ODD FELLOWS.

LsDoE RoOH No. 1923 Market street, the Post ONCE
Vnsn5s LODsE, No 3 meets every Thursday evening.
Fh1NELIH LoDsE, No. y meets every Monday evening.
WAEELiso LoDGE No &C. meets every Saturday evening
ASaAM's EScAHPNENT, No. 1, meetS list and Sd TDesda
each month.
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mASONS.

OpoE RooH, No. ia, Main Robb's Chair Factory
Ono LoDsE, No. IOl, meets the first Monday night OF
very mOnth-
Monday night OF every month.
nfEht OF every month.
aHHERLIN0 ENcANPNKNT X. T, meets the fourth
Monday night Of every month
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~ YER'S UNIYEBsUM NO. Nv.
EDITED ny cHAs. A. DANA.

EDITED ny cHAs. A DAM.
THIS day published. Containing the following elegant
steel engravings; frhe Cathedral OF strasbCTg.''-
Ees Chapel Cnear Kussnaeht In SwitLerAEd0 SfFhe
Palace OF the Legion Honor In Par So Tito Ruins Of
RtaWahR - 6India. IL aises l-a.I LgaVF
with descriptive tax Price cents OF S3PeS voluHs<
Subscribers In advance receive splendid engraving
premium. Published semi. monthly .yJfsr.ar1 +;
pubSher will supply specimen nnmbers ratutoHsly
GENTS and PostmlseTst and viii make liberal Arrange
nents with them for circulation THE uNIVBRSUnE.-
win also supply Clubs Of poTSons at $ half year,
persons and of larger number atthe same
rates. HERRMANNiJ5MBY -
luS2I. ,t PHtltshsr, 16i Hflttaps IStl NJ I. Il
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flNHk regular time for DO commencement ofthe Fall
f.EiSae Each session. ire NJ Il
The teaeherN at present Pnnected with the Seminary,
Rev. 5. W ToLFoRD. l. D., Priacipal - ' -
Miss s. v. BLISS.
Miss MARGARET ORR IL. fA | I,,;.,.,
MLss MIRA Il, TOWNSEND. -'''t''NN''
Miss NARY o. ToIP0iD, 4;stiiaHt Primary Depari
Esnt ..IGIslI
mr.. L. F. De M.tsSIAS. french and DrG,eins. a
Prof, +. b. STONE, .Poedl HEsic. .EifgslfS u.Ea,
en- ase61nt % OF az So hui
probably be with US In the Spring
culinary Philadelphia She mot only gives .Islruc
the higher bTacheI taught in Seminares but Is
l,O experienced TeacheIor Music and French, puPls
AIue can receive lessons they may prefer, either
rom Prof Wrinkle or Mis4Bss. $50 s,tf
Teachers and Srranseen made for courses of Lectures
the classes by some experienced Lecturer, Er
We would again direct ti attention of parents, to thf
Terms In the Seminary person Inow!Eg grade o
lie majority orthe studies pupil in any atIcular
lass, thAtis the pupils gtate - =
Lights and Ancient Lauages, If desired, per session
@ "a for Bo,,rsrs Nor ao. zeF5i
session, 600
:. Seminary proper, Junior Class. ,ooo
:" Me& Sih S elsis. 100
Senior class, 1900
No czrG charger eTcepf Jof ne olIoiDfag branches:
>ins:e rer session Ofye m9nths with of instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
ito ofinstrument for daiIy Practice % TAGS 200
AIOdsrn Languages, Paintingo drawing, 1000
EmprotLary5 Fancy Needl'work, or plain Sew.
lEg. 'IN 900
V,c1 MuRic, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
WhcTa Music Teacher gives lessons out tho Semna
~ consequence OF the extra trouble, the Is chaTg
ell ~ IN the Seminary, viz: Sl9 per session.
Pupils charged time Of entrance the cIoae
OF session. and deduction made except for sicKness
With reference to tho management OF The school,
only say, that here Govetneni and Lae
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law. which all concerned must respect and obey. ou
Itra care and trouble to Teaches but Il ne only ag
syitrn We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
As to the progress of pupil. in sound learning,
those Interested will visit attend
will point them the members OF our higher
aud Say-ic S1t Hosfrd TnotteA4-heTe pledges
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
:. tf ENTITLED f st. y
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
as IT 1871

AS 1T 1871!
Being narratives and Incidents In the real IyE
~ THE LOVELY ny W. L. 6, Smith, Esq. r.
The object OF 1he author Is represent condition
the his comfortable cabin his daily occf
atiOs and aHtines the relations between master and
slave the Estaken impulses aud mseoneeiVed views
passions and sentiments their natural ors the same
displayed In the humbest lot OF society thus showing
that in the Gaze Of The Idreiat least eoAeine 6estOS
more GPtess than freedom; and at the same 10 represent
iss class people, viz The Planter, whom
has seldom been DONE and whose Character exhibited
every day l Is well win the amiabe ud
ment OF the world.
Chapter 1-iod Virginia, g ,
a 2-The ptantation-Unele TOMS Lazlness
3-Sobrety and Meniment.
1.-The Punishment .sst
5-The School Master. aH
G-Family OF the Planter. d.
=. 7-School Keeping. f
'' S-The Secret League Of Rebellion.
g-The Surprise. 's.F -
=" I0-Independence Day.
" 1.-THE OHerSeer. - st--.. --sHr
az l2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
I%Unele Tom and Dlnah.
/" l+-Atdnigh Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and NIah. 90
15-CRSsy. ''
1.-THE overseer's Communication to the Planter
"a 1S-The Suspicion.
q Is-School Masters Uneasness and Departure.
az 20-Uneie Toms Notions OF Freedom. u
21-His Discrimination to so TO the state OF Free
dOn.' .,y
a. 22-The Escape.
a. 23-The Pursuit.
"a A-BufalO-The Boot.black
25-HRTd Times. F..s
26-Unce Toms SOlilOquy. .f...-1 u T
27-The Alarm
2s-Amsican Hotel
az 99-Tbe Flee Negro
30-Uoursge, Quietude and Contentment
:" b. 3I-Ni6gaTa Pals, Clifton House, Canadr.
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
I" 31Unele Toms Decision. ~ a .. ..... ....
g 34-,Bnok to Old Virginia s l.
3o-concnsion. ...H
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Berger o. spine ana 1IuSeIe I.inanent. liji
~ this agent we o5bear to SAY atRing the
" speedy and certain action In removing Rheunatkns
Neuralgia palms from Bruises Burns, DC,
extraordinary, 4 W6Ie1B 10 speak its real merits you
really, fear
ri. ID P8IToF &K6KEs, re- s
Apg q BRENTLiNGER & ARSssf RoNG's, -
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r. = GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Wal BTOadEruy aud Franklin street, Mo York
this Establishment eau be very Repre-
IA seltAtiOmO LADY IN CHINA, under the INPLU
EACE OF OPIUM, head, tongu aud hands motion; the
only representation kind in country The largest
and best collection OF cent and Modern Coins u s.
The figure ofa Soldier Continental Cnorm blue and
buiT buttons, s. A. three. corneTed Hat
Bieeches Caters &c, Also Birds Various Plum
curious RreaKs OF Nature, Indian implements
Rich Oil Paintings fine EnsTavings, with many
and valuable CuTIUses, Statue George Ill. such COL
lection cannot be found In Establishment OF the kind in
the United States. double CALI which Is universally
ted TO be great wonder The calves joined together
from the neck down 10 the middle. They CROWN and
perfectly Formed. and we've brought frUm The OF Lyme
olive White Rat from Penn Aamtance GRAFT.
Is. Games for EHeIcise AMI Amusement Billiards, Back.
Cannon and DoninOrs. billiard Room with two spIeil.
did Tables, Is also attached TO the house.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice. The Larder will
supplied with all The Lecacies OF the Game Oya.
ters Beef Steake Mutton Chops Se provided
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may be celebrated bird
MlNo, that will repeat almost anything alter ostTaIgFT
No accommodation FOR political meetings any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor tho above
celebrated Establishment and having made various aera
tOI Is repaired 10 accommodate the Travelling Public
Hotels city New The Room which con.
tains the raTestprvae museum in this country, being
collection Of many yeats, will sustain The reputation
It the charge Mr. Thomas Riley In the quality Gifts
wines, &c, &c. Connected with the above is REFEC
TORY where meals will be served all hours day
and evening Private rooms for Courts martial Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties, &C. &C.
The public respectfully invited to grant him share OF
their patronage -
E PeTSons wishing orpure Wine and Spirits depend
on hayi ng them genuine at this Establishment.
N H.-PHVALe families supplied with Dinners SuppeTs
superior style, for Parties OF number at their respect
tive homes, and wares Of glass silver out
Hntranef 10 he REPECToRY in Franklinsf
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wheeIInR Cu.tona House.

Collector OF CustomI, Once No. 70, Union street.
tons to this port way oTNew Orleans
New York. Philadelphia and baltimore. -sM
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Look to your Coughs!

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pound Syrup OF BOneset, as pleasant safe aud speed
be had at Messrs. Rk3TOH & LAaE's end Of
the SuspSntion Bridge, and at (
RRENTLINGER & ARMSRRoNG5S,
I. ,apg9f- yr'd Monroe street, Wheeling,
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sesp ~ ~ w tettte ~
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a lpartisf account q Iii IL AZ
a. 4 spiriied and e1tsn5ss ,l.,,h ~.
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IL ~ to tha Navy
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Ono of fhe YDost g,lt,n, oHs...t T.. .,hI s.s5'7's7
Sn'o 9 o Inc mos ea,t ohesTs IN The Nayy
IN fh. ~ III VI Is worthy an
L,si sne "eti 1t'9s 10 whleh 1t belonsl-Ita,hp
HS M h; ~ ~ I'd W. 3.Igss : ''ad
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;.f N$Siuihe Iun " anu interest no.
I've az Iens " style ehrshlns W.T.
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CITY OFFICERS ron 1882.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES s.. WHRATE, Clerk.
X w HARDIHs, Treasurer.
J. l. SAIGEToE, Sergeant
SsTEeSnfE Drpties-Ist waTd-Isaae NJ Pearl. Cd wan,
-AbnL ". Clemens. ID WaTd-JOhn Bowers. 4th wau
Henry P. ChApline- 9th waTd-James S. Campbell.
JouH MOORE superintendent Water Works
-: JAcoH E. BtKK, Wharf Master.
JIcol AHicK, Street Commissioner.
JGHEs N. EwIHs, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Haut8-
Eur or Wines and Liquors
DAMEL MIRRAT, Market Master.
TnoHAs CANFBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
WM j. SToDDART, City Surveyor
JAMnS p. MELviA, Flour Inspector.
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mEmnERs oF COUNOIL.

FnEr wARD.-John McLuTR, JT.i John Hughesi s. H.
Woodrow Isaac Cots.
sreosD wARD-JOhn BiabOpi Geo. E. wekham.
THrHD WARES. BradyiJ. J. YarnaI John N. Math
eWSJ Daniel Lamb.
Fourru wARD-Dr. James T1uneri &. C. Jeasrsi a. $.
HaIIoweII; d. v. Tharpi David Hammond
PtyTu WAap.->GeorEe FOrbesi John W. Gill LorenEu
D. Walt, Jacob HonbTook; Henry Ecbols.
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The Heroic Women
~ HENRY o. WATSOI

81.
Modern Times
BY HENRY G. WATSON, u
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-PIREs OF TIE RHyo!
H4 LUTON" "NIGHT IN "a BLOGK-HoUSE," DC
lion in the most trying may 5e u
the object OF this BOOK DE Toeque ve PTench tourist
in the u States 'Women Govern In no coautTy upo
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IIe Stsfe1 u Dagasselin aiaaeToisele Arsts, -
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Joan Of Arr, Mario ThereSe,
Joan Hachette, Madame Drucourt, .-.
The Queen Of Ndrarre, The Princess dc Lz,a6GIle,
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Mary Dyre, Me Quaker Martyr Madame Poland,
. Of Nt'G FMstand, Madame DssqoLtiims,
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IVinnifriea, the ConntesS Of Eli.dGeLt Yane,
Mnsdaie, The Queen Of Georgia,
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Lady Harriet 4ekEand, Lydia DarTagh,
HbLeH Walker, ID Mrs. HeaLd and the noted MTs
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