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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-13
Extrae. from Ie.ter received foma Physician in Md
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward MuSeum Hotel.

Cor IISAi Broad,ray aud Franklin street, Nstr York
Il this Establishment can be seen correct Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue and hands in motioni the
only representation tile kind III the country. The largest
and best collection OF cicnt and Modern Coins in the u s.
The figure Soldier i'll the Continental Unorm blue ami
bIf lead buttons. marked U. =. A. three coreIrd Hat
BirscLes CATERS DC, DC Also Birds OF Various Plum
age, curious Freaks OF Nature Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings fine EngayiHg with many other
curiostes, Statue George III
lection cannot be found any Establishment; OF the kind in
the United States. double Calf which is universally adj
mted 10 be great wonder The calves joined
from the neck the middle They CROWN
perfectly ioucd, aid were brought The Lying,
Jefferson equity Stale Of New York, by Mr. John Jennings
Live White Rat from Jerks Penn. iiDiiftGHce GRAF
Is. Games for EIeIcisc and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and DomnOes- 4 Billiard Room with sIle.
did Tables, is also attached To the house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice. The LaTder will be
supplied with all the elclCes the Game, Oy-
at any hour
Atths Establishment, may be n celebrated bird,
MINo, that will almost anything after astracr.
No accommodation political meetings OF any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor oil the above
celebrated Establishment, and having made various alteIa
iios is repaired 10 accommodate the Travelling Public AID
Transient oarders in style not unsurpassed by the best
Hotels OF the city New York The Bar Room. which
taDs The rarest private museum in this country being the
collection will sustain the reputation accorded
IL under the charge of Mr. Thomas Riley, III the quality CT
wives, &c, DC. Connected with tire above is REFEC-
TORY, wcic meals will be served at all hours OF the day
and evening Private for Courts naItal Referees,
The public respectfully invited grant him share
their patronage. .
Persons wishing Wiz SpIlts depend
on having them genuine al this Establishment
n. B-PTiyac families Supplied with Dinners Suppcrs
in superior style for Parties number their
tive homes and glass silver part
OF the City SREE CHARGE.
Entrance REFRACTORY in FrGnklinsi
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T has become settled fact, acknowledged iy tic
Physicians oIour city, that in tho OF G:u,
letter, many other diseases RRESTLISGER's FLIp
EXTRACT SARsArARLLA AND DkspELros, is dec idcdy
preparations 1t speaks
used although have taken the pains Of hav
ing published through the papers, appointing agents
sale OF il, yet almost weekly receiving
Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky aud other
states by PERSONS who by have
wonderful curative powers. The following
gentleman of Vermont few days since, who used il for
very serious dscase:- sH-r--z.7sr-
DEAR DoCToR: a' teE
The two bottles OF medicine got from yoi
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured met please send
some more by Express. .. ...... ..... .,I.r. q
Yours Respectfully.
II is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians
CITY, quack medicine, made them
quSiLeJ with the component partsi and say all
such not the opportunity of making known
that il is entirely free from all minerals and is in
least incompatible with any the preparations
dine, Fowler's solution, other properties.
To had Paxton ~ Lakes, and F. Ynhring and soil
wholesale and retail by
BRENTLINCiRR & ARMSTRONG;
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, 49, 3. ff| 81
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CIIAMBERLaN'S COMMERCIAL
-r. COE,LES:E,

LOCATED coRsEr NARKEr THIRD STREETS,
s.arf.. .-r BURGH.
O. K CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of tLt
Science of Accounts. a d..
p r. SPENCER, Professor OF Pcnmanship
JNHE principal object ftis Institution, is young
i men opportunity OF obtaining thorough and
knowledge OF pouble Entry Book Keeping and its a
pcaton business operations generally. Applicants
College any attend both day and evening
The is SUCH will bic the student
10 take char and conduct scientific principles
set Double Entry Books completion OF tile
PESN.SsInr-To write fec and lesibe hand is desa
bic accomplishment III the education OF young gentlemen iO
every profession and a-ticnIaIy those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves mercantile and bust
This department lie conducted by =.
r. Spencer, of OHIO, author OF the Srencerian Of
Pcnnnnship aGenileman well known throughout The
try, accomplished reIman, and also the
most successful teachers THE age.
Communications addressed to o. X. CHANBERLIN,
will receive prompt attention. sugoI.
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME su,sc take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they
this day possession of that well established and IA
CONGRESS HALL,
Third nd,Chesnut streets.
They have lad the house thoroughly repaired, the
mode roduced and furnished in lyle
elegance which will render it unsurpassed Tor
comfort aud convenience.
This decidedly best located house in the city, being
in immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
IIouse and many other public buildings
Lines Onses leave for every part of the city every
minutes their quarters being within squaI
uf mig House. .a ~ .a.. 49,. .. rs -...f ....
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home
traveller 'sl.!L ~. : sud.
James E. Narris who is well known TO many the
incss visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
Co. and formerly proprietor of the
Vrginia Hotel Louis will have control OF the manage.
ment of the House, assisted by polite and competent
.It.
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PROSPECTUS
7rrri OF THz's-r aits

AMERICAN WING REVlEt,
the orginai Prospectus OF the American ke, ~,
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asrecto contribute for its Lages, from tine
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Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. p. Kennedy, WI p
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

PowELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
rHE pr opIieoIs OF these Sprnst PREPARED TO he
te,us place is situated eight miles east oil Woodstock be
tween the Foit and Mansanutren Mountains The new
building humid ed feet III length commenced last
has been Completed and Is ready Tor the reception
BOARDERS; and number OF Cottages or the Of
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE blue and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALYpEhTrE LIMESTONE and SLATE all wing
their fountains within circumference OF thirty yards
sufficient quantity OF pue water to supply many
daily. They situated in flat, rather ba
sin the gradually rising TO the south and east unit
it reaches The western base OF the Mansanutten, from
WHICH Is 10 Inc eye Of NE behoader one OF iEs
south. south cast and east, there number OF mounds
100 above The level bottom The
northwest OF the Springs Many OF these elevations
The Fot Mountain with its picturesque scenery, its ut.
ting its deep rayines and its oy peaks,
Is passed by mountain scenery in Virginia In.
deed scenery presented to vic SUBMITS OF
the Masanuten Fort Mountains embracing the Pa zee
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be be
In addition Springs proper, there number OF
in the vicinity, the principal OF WHICH The
Cold Spring short distanec nom this J. Immediately
above Is Chaly beate, sending forth linpid streami
mile gushing the mountain side, is the Sweet ChaIy
s a ny apsl
aud which is belle, ed TO poSsess peculiar medicinal quail
VisiIers coming ON the North East, can enter the
picturesque valley through The narIoy passage formed by
tweiSc miles TO the
ilomr Springs. The rugged grandeur this
natural defle. rocks towering the very clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
On arriving al the Springs the invalid has with
from The and tolls and inonotony
OF the busy world and ecuperate his exhausted
gies by quains the pure waters that necessarily flow
ound him, and psTtaking rich daily
lprepaiedior the nourishnient OF his fruil body. &
We will state, Tor the benefit OF those who may be
aware OF the act that own large farm attached to
Springs where persons ava their horses
or stabbed as they may prefer. .....- aHJ .1gI
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
Cigars. Tobacco, &c .s..l l. -
An attentive oster will be in ATTENDANCE and servants
TO the departments OF the house; everything
shall be done that contribute the comfort OF the
guests. .... .r.rsgI ll
Pc, visiting tho SpInss from the North can leave
Batmoi in the ming, and arrive here the
ing, by the Winchester and Woodstock Persons
ON the South will leave Staunton in the morning arrive
al Woodstock TO dinner, and the Springs tea II
For the amusement OF those who may wish to paTci-
pate ciscs Ten Pin Alley has erected
A Bath House, with ything requisite for Bathing
has been erected the accommodation OF visitera
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| NEW BOOikS.f /
"a The Campaign of Gen. Scott
sAN lNTENsELYINTE EsTING poo,

aI IvoL. I2Mo.- 81 ,2a., o., .f.--',elA
MOORE & ANDERSON, have Just ready L, h..
- - THE CAMPAIGN OF. GENERAL SCOTT
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vol, with Map o: the Battle Grounds-e7 pages.
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

THIS Oil Is the result oftwenty BY
French Physician, and is now extensively used In
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@ A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being narratives, and Incidents in .LIrE
THE LowLY.' By ". l.. q. Sniiu E4q. -...... ..
The object ale author is represent the condition
The Sia &c III his udc but comfortable cabin, his daily
Paions and pastnes, the relations between AMI
slave the Tis5keE rulscsa nj msconccvcd views OF the
dUHhcTI. fhiianthTopis &c &C., and cscnt the
PASSIONS and sentiments in their natural ioms the
the hunblcst OF society,
that, in tic least, ronennent Iesiors
AGYPness htaR Tsodoj and al The represent
is class OF people, viz The Planter whom
,,e,y day life, is well calculated win the amable iud
n.cnt OF the world. -ta#
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter f-'od Virginia
2-Thc Plantaion-Unclc Toms Llzncys
3-Sobiiety and Merrimcnt,
1.-The Punishment. r-.....
J-Thc School Master. ..
C-Family ui the Planter
d" S-School Keeping
S-The Secret League of Rebellion.
9-Tbe Surprise
1U-lndcIcnlence Day.
1.-The Oycsccr.
12-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
I3-Uncc Tom and Da.
II-Milnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
l5-cassy. .r-....
IG-Sunday.
IT-Thc oycrsecI's Conirnunca the Planter.
az IS-Tile Suspicion.
IS-SchOOi Master = Uncasiness and Departure
o1-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2i-lis Determination 10 60 10 the State OF Fec
,luni.'
20 o2-Thc Escape.
23-1he Pursuit. .". .
=. 2i-BuGllo-Thc Boot black
25-HaId Times.
2G-Uncle Toms SOliloquy.
2T-TEc Alarm.
2S-Amcrican Hotel
29-1hc Fee Negro.
3l-Courase, Quietuic and Contrnnient.
3i-Nagara Falls, Clifton House, Caiiadr ...-ar.
32-Tile Interview between Master and Slave.
I-Unclc Toms Decision
3I-.Back TO Old Virginia
INSTRUMENTATION
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CONSUMPTION CURABLE!

0.l..r CONSUMPTION Durable!
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General Sancrson officer In the OF 1872 cured vi
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