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GENERAL JACKSON ~
AND MARTINLUTHER.

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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T has become settled fact acknowledged by tho
best Physicians OF our CITY, that in the oula
EXTRACT SARsArARILLA DANDrLIoS. is decidedly
above all preparations tspeaks
used although have taken the pains OF
published through the papers, appointing agents
the sale it, yet almost weekly receiving
Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky other
states by persons who by have hca
its wonderful curative powers. The following is
gentleman Of Vermont few days since, who used it
very serious dsease:- t.|rE
DEAR DocroE:
The two bottles ormedcinc got from YOU
whcnin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express
Yours Respectfully.
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians
city, qiack medicine, for have made them
quantcd with the component parts and say to III
such have not the opportunity OF making it known
that II is entirely free from all minerals, and is in
the least incompatible with OF the preparations
dine, Fowler's solution other properties. ~
To be had at Paxton & Lakes, and F. Yahrng soil
wholesale and retail by Il.a.fa
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30 BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

PowELL's FoRT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
This dss 70
ens place is situated eight miles east Of Woodstock,
Buding hundred cet in Iength)
has s1ss na sa Is soay S the esepoa
Families have been erected convenient 10 the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLrE and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALrnEATrE, LIaEsrosE and SLATE. all having
the OF Natures labratory. They send forth
sufficient nifty OF pure water TO supply many thousands
sim the ground gradually rising to the south and east until
il teaches The ws;,s tn base Of the from
enchanting landscape views the country To the
Using up at distances Of from Is to 100 yapds and oa
25 TO 100 feet above the level bottom in front
be approached the cast rear by gentle ascent
Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery, ju
ting SPURS deep Tavines, and its peaks prcsenis
panorama which, bold outline and pleasing ricty is
Is m by any TIA sesnsry ~, Virginia In
Mansanutten and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be to be
in addition the Springs proper there number OF
celebrated Mountain Spring 100 yards distant; The
To the south from the Springs about thIeequarers OF
mile gushing from the mountain side. is the Sweet Chay
bcate Spring. The Spring recently opened amid the
beautiful group OF willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
and which Is we'd 10 possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visitors coming the North East, can enter the
the proxinilyo he mountains, about twelve miles TO the
north East 5Sn he The grandeur Of This
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
On arriving at the Springs the invalid has at onoe with
drawn from the dperpeTties tolls and nonoto1y
OF the busy world and reeuperate his
ges by GuafhnG The pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and parfakng OF the rich vands are daily
prepared for the nouIishInent OF his frail body
will state, for the benefit those who may mt n
OF the iact that We large farm attached TO
or stabbed as they may prefer = =
The BAR will be furnished with choicest LiquoIs
Cigars, Tobacco, DC. :. v -
An attentive ostler will be in attendance and servants.
to the departments OF the house; and
shall be that contribute the com or of he
guests. .t- ..s a.. a. - .-"
Persons visiting the SpIiugs from North can leave
Baltimore in morning. and arrive here the neTt
ing by the way Of Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South Will leave stanton In the morning arrive
For the amusement OF those who may wish partici.
pate exercises Ten Pin Alley has been eTeced
A Bath House, with everything requisite for Batbinr
has been erected for the accommodation OF visiters
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THE EIGnru VOLUME OF the SCIENTIFIC A MEXICAN
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CMAmBEIsEiN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.

LOCATED coRSEE STREETS, FITS
3. BCROH,
o. Z. chamberlain, Principal and Professor OF the
Science of Accounts '--s--
P. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanshp.
NNHE principal object this Institution, young
men an opportunity OF obtaining thorough and Ii.
knowledge double Entry Book Keeping, and its
picatiom business operations generally Applicants
College time and attend both day evening"
The OF such, will enable the student
charge and conduct scientific principles, any
OF Double Entry Books completion of the
PESMAssnirTo write f,ee and egible hand is desira
BILE accomplishment in the education young
every profession, and particularly TO those who
DESTROYS OF qualifying mercantile and bust
pursuits. This department ia by f.
R. Spencer, OF Ohio author OF The Spcncerian system
Penmunship, gentleman well known the coui
try, accomplished penman, and also the
most successful teachers ofthc age. - 'Fs 49,. 20
Communications addressed to O. X, CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug2I.
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PROSPECTUS
AMERICAN WIG REVIEW.

AMERICAN WING REVIEW,
the orgin,i Prospectus or the Ametiean RsT pi,
sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, LIS former
tor and Editor, number OF the Leading Wing Mi
The Twenty seventh Congress CfS!6-so subseiieeat -
names to tho following resolutiop:-Js .,,o,,f,
Earnestly approving the plaE OF sush ai,y;S,
long needed and or na1ifest importance, the
agree to contribute for its pages from time 70
communications may be necessary to sci MS.
cnd the doctrines OF tho United WING Party OF ns
Signed by George p. Marsh, Daniel ID fB.Ina.SS.
Phcrson Berren, }. X. 1ngersoH, e. Joy Nollis..Ed
eIingman Daniel NJ,
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An engraved portrait Of some distinguished ersGn
be found in every number OF the Review In IA Whep
ally te portraits OF living American = ,riher
ever that is possible, will be accompanied WIN IA
Tic Memoir OF the person represented. -. notified
The first objects OF the Review arc OF eeo.
1t Is designed to set forth and defend The al
and. tho OF the UziteS uhts .,t, p
Union 1t has been matter or just
that though II embraces its due proportion
gence and learning OF the country, 1t has no
Monthly Organ devoted to the expression sh AZ Irti
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Cen soa..
"a. IAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a

u,b
o $1,000 e ANDERsoN, have Jus, r.ae d mr.
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENsRa1 sco. ...sss ss
yoI wta Map Or ih ~ battle td.
Naetailed ACCOUNT Of General sest'a btii.1, TEs
= Leat. Sis a man OF sterling seiiss earp,n
:,are e. 'a' account Oh all he saw-keasau ia d. i
spirited and extended sketch OF the las,
acsiler Is connected withthe Army.-psp5Y, but lss
Written IN clear anu vigorous stJlc, and i;
oi D 1ann Ss eeAshse It's p'rusa .as
One OF the most gallant officers in the Nav
whole volume as work oTintcllcct,is ,rar;t-- h
Journal. 's''hsa. Tr- = sai,rkS
never read history evidently so fariy wiz. W
"a volume full ofpstruedop and interest. n. aiTTF
with flowing PEN in vigorous style Ne VIII.
tive or brilliant campaign with personal A am
the distinguished actors Ers "a
We have seen no work which has giyen sa.n
PIessio1s o. MEXICAN scenery and character n, ,ht Il
Gen. Seot's aisn-soulaern Pre-, y lie sr,r
(S. CO. Standard. .'"eke-chs,L,
We find in this hook, The most life ijk ~ asi
men and things--oc Scenery and Soc;ctyor
battles anu victories, thatrwe have ever reasTa
We follow with interest renewed rs we ,.s
footsteps OF that eousuniute soldier, whose
rics OF mnnGnvers absolutely in Wee,s
military Strategy.-Cin. Ga. . "A NC ANAL >,
His original descriptions aTe drawn win ~.
He is lively and spirited i,ar rater His
arc extremely vivid, and produce deem sits,
Imagination He criticiscs the military opef,
/ bum. 'TIs''-a.E J.. Ii
The very best book which that war has CALI, ~
philadelphia PTestyieridn 80 Ill ylI Iii ;i0its-
IN reading some OF the authors descriptions =,
anu sto rms one can hardly wonder at the f,sri
enthusiasm productive OF the d7Rssf IN u,
Princeton Rrrielr. a.. ''-'=l IN Aiean w..
Tho books more than cadable;i.s statistics u ~,
and sketches, give the reader clear an accom-.
campaign as Gun ba found any where, s,pe rior Il.
fnot in value, to Major Ripley's History@N KhT.t
gelisf. ~ '-'- 4. E,i
Pays warm tribute to the many admirably. su,u...
that eminent commander Gen. Scott-H,rp.,,.s 1t
UyAaENTa wanted to cirouat this work in an
the United States, with whom liberal arrapr,r. h y
be made for canyassng particular counties OF si,a MI
Orders must be accompanied with the cash '1s-
10 EXHIBITORS giving this advertisement two mr. -
sertions, shall have copy OF the work mailed IN NJ
dress, upon receiving their paper, Containing H.
tisement. o. MOORE & ANDERSON p,1sn KS iaEr
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MISCEELANEOUSs;5..
WHEELING. FEMALE SEMINARY.

fiNHR regular time for tho CONNIE nccment ofthc Fs
f:s,Ser nh Each Session continues fire cale
rhe teachers al present connected with the Seminary
Rev. ). ". TolFoRD. b. D., rr.,tetpei.s0 ''' NA
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Ills E ShASG q +d HAERISG .;lsr. D.,,
Ienf- --as-'s' cen. .' .
Prof. b. b. STONE, Vocal Music. I,,lsr lg',..,,,!
en- account Of ovidentiai detention at honi hi,s
probably be with US in the Spring. git siI.ss'l
en,inary Philadelphia She not only gives ..stIuc
,r the higher branches taught IN Semnaries, but is
expo rcnccd Teacher OF Music and French PUPILS
Prot. Wrinkle, or MissBliss.
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
teachers, and made Lectures
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
we again direct the attention orpsrca.s TO tht
% will ff at Know the TUITION
tc majority OF the studies Of pupil are in any particular
asId and Tu i p WIZ room rent Bedding Fire and
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Hay Tuition-Primary, Junior Gradercr
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-. " NEEDLE class, 1900
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Tor lessons, 1900
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\ EEs:,ro:dsry, Fancy Ncedlework, or plain Sew
lEg uH rEss 500
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whc: Music Teacher gives lessons OF the Serna
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Pupils are charged from the time OF entrance TO the close
OF .ession and deduction made except for sickness
with reference to the management OF the school, we
aye only tosay that we have here Government and Larr
law, whitehall concerned must respect and obey. Our
arrangements also SUCH that pupils
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
ca ira care and trouble to Teachers but Is only
sufirsn We have found Teachers who have we'll
\ ell views.
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MESSRS. BURKE tS BARNES CELEBRATED
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L
TIME character OF these Safes in Louis was before
welcstabiished, that any further proof Of the
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patentee and maker OF tHalls Patent Concrete Sacs,
which has burnt all other makes in the
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intended the burning Safes We only regret the,
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer.
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mLdc by tbci; respective Tncpas-report, that
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with dry oak wood and Ptsbug stone COAL for liz.
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ieve applied far than that in any
taking the safes the urD.oe. and cooling down.
iron casting both in places entire.
ly burnt on BIZ. that the books unnjurcd on
opening, the sond books and entirely
injured slightly by tf> water used in cooling off,
This found with both safes, and tie only
that the varnish work or Burke Barnes'
ntirely unirjured while that on Hall, DodG Co.'s.
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1852.
MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES - wHRATE Clerk

r. MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
..r JAMES $. wHEATE, Clerk.
r. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L SLxGsToS, Sergeant
SeTreaHrs Deyuts.-Ist waTd-Isaae VI. Pearl Cd ward
Adm. w. Clemens. ID waId-John Bowers. 18th ward
Henry p. Chapline. 5th waTd-James $. Campbell.
JouS MooRE 4, Supe rnte nicnt Water Works.
JlroB 4. BIER, Wharf Master
Jlcon AaICK, Street Commissioner.
JANIS NJ. EWING, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents
JosuuA WILEY. Lumber and Coal McasuTcr, and Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
D,sixL MuRRAY, Market Master.
TuoaAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments
WV. ]. SropbARr, City Surveyor.
JAxrs p. AELyIS, Flour Inspector
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

Etablished in 1881 Z. b. SWEARINGEN, Surveyor anil
Collector Of Customs, Once No IL, Union street.
port made by way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.