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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16
NEWIWBOOKS.f
The Campaign of Gen, Scott.
sAN HNTENSELYINTERE sTHnG R0OK.

1voI. 1oMO:, Si,e5:
MOORE & ANDERSON, have just ready in aiduodees
! = !, II The CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT g3'
in the vay Of Mexico By sat saphas se% I'm
detailed account General Sootts brilliant Campaign
49, Lieut.. s. is man OF sterling sense - fair
and impartial account OF all he saw-henddi in the o.
spirited and extended sketch of the Mexican Cam
aeeEdep,Iy Connected with the Afmy-Psaa ca,eaie
Written in clear and vigorous STYLE and 1t H. difficult,
alter having commenced its perusa to lay II asideNoy
One Of he most gallant oieers in the Navy: The
whole volume, work ofntellec is worthy OF high
place in the department to which it beiongs-LousriHe
ut Is no small praise to the author to say that we have
never read history evidently SO fairly written-Ls
IA volume full ofinstrueon and interest He writes
with flowing in style enIshinE his
live s q aS Ire of
We have seen no work whichha 81 ven such vivid i'm
81 ans or
Has given to the public very attractive workChGrles
Is. CO. Standard l1.5,I "A Ia, i.I5s g.. a. t. n
men and hings-of Scenery and socetyof marches and
battles and victories, that have ever rendMasonie
we folowwth interest renewal, we advance the
footsteps Of that eonsnmas soldier whose nasnes and
ries OF absolutely in the annals
military Strategy.-Cin. Gar
HIS
are extremely vivid and produce deep imp sssion tho
eided partisan spirit, but with evident abilty.N Iii
5un-. g on M ~
The very best book which that war has called FORTH
Phlddelehia Pres6 yte.iu,i sniiis2 % sa4r siFf
and storms, hardly wonder at the fascination
enthusiasm productive OF the almost incredible military
repeatedly displayed during Mexican war;
Princeton Rtrieip.i f!fts gHigfI Nt ,r tt' 7.. 80
The book than ,eaIabe; its Statistics and facts
and sketches give the reader clear account or the
campaign as ba found where superior in interest,
il not in value, to- Major Ripeys Hstory-M y. Eran
! gelisf.- s,,.. y ,..g-. =. u. =, e ID.
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Extract from letter received from Physician in Md
L CAMBRIDGE, Md, Oct. 9th. tSjD.
Messrs. SANDS. Gentiemen:-My little daughter af
fcted long time with Sore Head and Eyes, and by
using your Sarsapara perfectly cured other medi
cine and having failed 10 relieve her Having
in preference to other as it seems to possess proper
contained any other preparations and find that
purchasers theyhave used it, invariably wan, The
article again, whenever they require medicine for
which this s recommended. Respectfully yours,
l5lta1- fF 81 7-lfI'es- J. FLINT, NJ. ID.
Prepared sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. & Of
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton st.
William New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81
bottle; six bottles for 3d. For sale by
J. II. CRUMBACKER,
E1- "'5'l- G ' No. 1I5 Main St, Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh; Seaton Sharpe OF Maysvic,
Shackeford & Crichton, Portsmouth, and E b. Human
Cincinnati. ''- scrt10-3m
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The Odd Fellows Text Book,
ny PasCHaL iDoNAIDsoNiI

4 d. GRIND Mastery DE GsLoase Of QSarLternM u
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delphia have Just published the most valuable work
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complete and thbTt OF the Odd
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THIRTY.TWos APPRoPR NGRAVlEM s,sas q
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+ NIX. Oil Of Grape Vine.

yHIs Oil the result OF twenty by
IL French Physician and is now eItensisely used an
restoring it in bald pleecs.s s, 5,5,
This OIL is particularly ssit wl render
the Hair glossy, and pliable besides 1t about
two shades darker. = i VI S...Sz N
III For sale by J. b. VOWELL, 81 Unonst.
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had the house thoroughly repaired and all the
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OF the Hoase, assisted by polite and competent
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CITY oFFICERs Fos 1851.
MORGAN NELSON, Mayor ~
JAMES 8 wHEkTE CLARK

MURGAN- NELSUN, Mayor. "
JAMES S. WHEATE, CloTk. .. ,
R'w. HIRp DING, Treasurer. 49, go
J. L. SASGsToS. Sergeant
S.rgea.rs Dtputie,-ist ward-Isaae NJ Pearl Cd ward
Adm W. Clemens Sd ward-John Bowers. ith ward
Henry p. Chapline. 5th ward-James S. Campbell.
Jous MOORE, Supe rintendent Water Works =-I .tH.
JlcoB T. BIER, Wharf Master. s,. .-s a.ns. y.lI4-
JkcoB AxicK, Street Commissioner t., r. r'I
JAaks N. EWING, Assessor and Collector Of Watc,
kenta. E4a4.F g..t st.. q. .fE.. I-... l.E
JosnuA c. WILEY Lumber and Coal Measurer and Qua.
gu. O.; Wines and Liquors f4 ss.N I#saH -. n r.
D.sIEL MrRRAY, Market Master. ft .-s-..y 49,.
TaoaA CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments. m
MN. j. SToppART, City Surveyor. .s.rft
JA1Es F. MELvIS, Flour Inspector.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS RuRKE q EARNES, CELERRATEn

MESSRS. BURhES EanNE CELEBRAIED
! $50 - f.f!i FIRE PROOF SAFES "a r'sUTs an
TIME character OF these Safes Louis was before so
well established that further test proof OF the
in order to accommodate Mr. Hall,
patenee maker of 'Has Patent Concrete Safes,,,
which all other makes OF note in the United
States ilders patent included took his Challenge
and the result is below by the Committee who super
burning othc Safes We only regret they
The Safe which tested to be seen at our Store anil
i've invite the public TO call and examine 1t feel conf
dent that will doubt their fire proof qualities
amer having the specimen which passed through thu
iii TfTI 20 ! ril7I Z. R. VIOLET, &c CO., u
Sole Agents the Manufacturers, No 49, Levee End No.
sc Com. StIeet..zs.. .. .- .-.g...=., = ..-.-.s .
The undersigned, committee appointed by E. Hail. on
behalf Of Hail. Dodd & Co, of Cincinnati and Messrs.
Violet Co.. agents OF Messrs. Burke, Barnes Co
of Pttsburg test the fire proof qualities the
this day subjected Safe OF each manufacture OF similar
size, which had been in two years. to fire
made with dry wood and Pttsbug for the
space OF five and half hnura, and during tiat be-
the applied far greater than that in any ordi
nary confagraonhtt at the expiration OF that time on
we found casting both
y burnt OH that the cooks uninured; and on
opening the sond books and papers entirely
niured except slightly by the water used in cooling OIL
This found TO be with both Safes and the only
pefcepble difference in the Appearance Interior
that the varsh the wood work OF Burke K Barnes safe
was entirely unntured, while that Hail. DodG & Co.'s,
as blistered and blaekened In womb re-
mark that from the result OF this test have hesaI
on In the safes of both parties to the conf
dence ofthe public, - --l-.-z. !
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry!

The Best Remedy ever known to RInn
Coughs colas Asths Group Bronehifis lnfnn.a'
I ons Psin q. or Yves Of he Breast Side
Stages Of Consumption, DC, acrdc
In short this Balsa peculiarly adapted to dsense
the and Liver, which produced by our eSerp
arying climate. ..,.,.
medicinal properties This fact is familiar matro
land and Physicians ofen prescribe II in different
forms for variety OF complaints. Tar, ALSO has bsen
familiar to the whole country have gone SO ras
other hands, again. it was nearly yaeles DIVIDE
doubt to their in h nasn
Inc extraordinary medicinal powers Of these two sub
ia' DR W vi sALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
n nice chemical process everything deleerrs useless is
rejected so remains is the most extraordinary and
for kinds n Of ali asa sfs
that our theory really true, we refer to few cases OF
cures pc riormed by this wonderful! medicine . r.
g 80 As99st55e9 954 "a 3
7o ltFs' 'ars Ssi.a ne ssls 5ss ss"S' q
u,reou,t Howard MT 6d'G W.
Wisars Balsnm OF Wild cherry"tat bought Of you has
nss R ., the benefit Of the public
My wife took cold at the time o her w aia
ease consumption She had prouse night sweats and had
eoughs given up desraired OF her recovery
ama nsi s fang RsfTs 3 Bal
bottles effected entire cure with her and the chd
have doubt that they would have been In their
graves II they had not used Wistars Belsnm OF Wild
Cherry. ''' oblf II. Sf.11n
Seth r. senrcy, whose certificate above is of
much veracity as any in this country, and of good
judgement, and we place entire reliance his statement
|"Gi'rT'T'f : 2 ,HARCoURT, HOWARD & CO.
H CONSUMPTION CURABLE!
Robert Sandcraon Justice OF tho Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF Major
General Sanderaon officer in the OF 1912, cured OF
Consumption by the OF "Wistar's Basam OF Wild
Cherry wa ii El .Ii. til =, =. III. #H
Dear Sir:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the
.tDr Wistar's Balsam OF Wild CherryI will state the
synytons that others similarly afflicted be
induced Try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty breathne had the hectic fever with violent
tushes frequent cold chls with pain in
side breast accompanied by very bad cough was
very nights and had great night swcats persp
ring should say least two gallons night, wettins the
completely through had not been able to work for
when using Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
have used 10 tlnd free from all those
complaints my health is good. ~ ..st-.t -.
am now years old, and have not taken any OF the
ulSam 1Si because my health is so good not TO
require any medicines hut il should have return OF
nv former symptoms, should Wisar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine or Messrs Fall d Nc.
VI "'"' ''N' 20 ROBERT SANDERSoN.
The genuine wistar's Basam OF Wild Cherry has fac
smilc Of the signature Henry Wisar, NJ d. Phiadel
mia and "Saniord Park" finely executed steel en-
u-1.price 81 per bottle-sH bottles for 80 . nj
Sold qy ~ fARh, Ciheinhat "
on Walnut scct-to whom all orders must be addressed
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Al CHURCHES. 8 Il ET
Morning. sn4 sy .s9
wee i0t,evesipg7il . tsgr.sTi TTe -rSFss,,,.h
Joass ESiseepdlea, Main street between First and
g.,,sd Cent swheslnsi Rev. Jks.D. McCApE PASTOR
9Tang service 1o, evening - Service and lee
s.r.,day evenings at 7i O'Clock Seats rRrx.
s,ssr par,pYTraIAS, Rer r.. H. Wed, Pastor. Fourth
!set between Monroe and QUINCY Service Morning and
afternoon -r1-ty - lu.5sz lsllitE9a SIS. +. .A si
SECOND PRrsnrTEarAS, Rtrai Cyrus Dfekson, Pastor,
webser Street, between ain and Markets Gentle heel
inr; service morning and evening" -hSIC = JT ss,'
Tuzp PRrsarTrRikx, Rep. Mr.. PauN Pastor; First
wsfd Hose Hall, Main street. above Washington, North
Wheeling; service morning and anernoon iies - -A
pornrn STRss1 MErHopisr EpiscoPAL. Rer. s. b. Dc,e.
e Fourth Street. between Monroe and Quincy
Service morning and evening f. .nz y. Il r. 5ss,,
Soz,usrKrrrs METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rer. Vim. WI.
o. Psstor corner Market and North ats North Wheel
inE;serviee morning and evenings - 3iiisz
PASTOR cEapltnc street. between First Second
Centre wheeling Services morning and evening 7-." =
Cxrx.s MrrnopIEr EPISCOPAL, Rec. Mr. Braaaseck,
PASTOR Chapne street. Webster and Third, Cen
sr ~ l. Ropfin Catholic, RI Rev, Biaes
r. Wzflaa Piith Street, corner Of Hampaen service
morning and afternoon- ~, ~
ASSOCIATE Rr,oRnED, Rsr. NsC7ure, Pastor corner
Market and Jefferson atreets service morning and after
= -. ,,+,-5EIt r.
B.rrsf. RI, j. w:sreRs Pastor, Clay street, between
Finn sixth, service morning and afternoon Il 49,
P,rsr IxprrrapEsr CoxeR roATioskL. UsIrLRIss. Rev
g. Es,tsT. Pastor MARKET sirset;. between Webster
gvAssELIc,L PROTESTANT, Rtr. J. Kroesar, Pastor,
Clay street, above Sixth, East Wheeling ta FfrFi'h
Zioss EvASorLiclE LUTHERAN, Re-. r. Zimmerman,
Psator Market and Monroe streets service 1915
O'Clock a. NJ. - ~ -rtfi D Ifiitfz=sf
sfsw Jtars.lr, .s,sedenboran, Mo- Is Union atrees,
oyefthr Hope Hose honse. .FliSb i,sl.S,
JxwIsn srNs ooorr, no. So. Monroestreet.
ptseirtrs. First Hose company Hail. Market street.
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Look to your Coughs!

RIO all such laborng under Coughs Colds Hoarsa
i ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &C.; we
would horeaty recommend the of Brentlngers Com
pound Syrup OF Bonese pleasant, safe and speedy
cure.itcan be had at Messrs PAXTON & LAKEs end OF
'Ae ''N'p'A BRESTIINGsR "REMINISCENCES,
aus21- yr.d Siff5I illoY Monroe street. Wheeling
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The Heroic Women
HI S TOR y.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
a pies OF Female Courage, Disinterestedness
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and lg9l .
y,-s.y,- p, Modern Times, -. ~, .,
5E ~ BY HENRY e. WATSON },a5 "a
OF TH qE TE KEvo
To set before women America examples nta.
ton in the most trying circumstances may be stated to be
and witer OF considerable fame has tiuthfuy said that
in the U States t.Women Govern limo country upon
tally consulted. Our society possesses cIel ol
days OF chvalry with much more enlightenment. hero
gea by
as st
become common, and our wives, mothers, sisters, and
lofttude and sersaeee than Spartan females were
o. old The ensuing pages include nearly all the famous in
ma but less generally known among which may be
81. Gsnertere, 9Ila'llI Gertrude Paa Der Hart, 9
Br,neham, Mrs. Spencer Snth's Es-
The Sister Of Duguesclin, u, lMade,noisefle An5os,
Jsne, Counties Of MonDori,' | Gathering Of Rrtssa,
Joan Haeheiir, '" w 80 Madame Dr,eo,trf u % "a
Margaret Of -irjou, Marie Anioneite
eY;ssst Nra z .s rri.ssf. & La"sa
re Princes of conse, cassIot,. co a'
Mar y DyTt, the Quicker Martyr Madame Roland,
81 ofNte Fnsiand, t577 Madame Dt,monli,s.
Lady Fanshap, ga' -f az Aimee LadoiaskG ~ ".N ''
Lady Banks ne - . Countess de La Haletie,
TIE Heartof .Nontyose. ton, LII .: Is,-,,t
Lady GriseH Bai!!ie, Mrs. Richard ShuITick, -
pnniJrtei, The Countess Of Eiiza6eth Yane,
NIn.sdaLe, VIZ .1''- The Queen Of Georgia,
F2ora Mcdonald, rt..,..t Mrs. Charles Elliott, Isl
Miss !Naekay ''-- Mrs. Parsley
Lady Harriet Ackland, Lydia Ddrrdgh, =t.. rsf.
Helen Walker, Mrs. Head end The noted Mrs,
Madame La Rochjaquelin, Helm, DC, dc.
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