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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22
~ NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
tAN INTIsNsEnY INTERESTING so.,.

M ooRE d ANDERSON, have jus, ready i'll dr.,
- TIE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL, sco1,
In the yaliy OF Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphael Semmes Il
vol, with Map OF the Hattie Gronds36; llsss 81
detailed account OF General Scotts hrillicn, 81.
- Lieut.. s. is OF sterling sensc-NSSalRp
I'D Impartial account OF all lie saw-K<nddii in ~,
As1iritcd and extended nkctci OF the last Nevis,
paiS: The author is attached to the Navy bu, t
aceider " connected with the ArmyFhiica saH
Written In clear and vigorous style, and II ia asf
alter having commemorative Pcrusa, olay ii asItet
Ono of the most gailan. officers in the Navy-
whole volume, u work Ofintelect is worthy o, Ii
place nthe department to which it beiongs-io.iGs
JeIu na!. 'NN"Ft
..lt ia no small praise TO the author to say tL,,,
never read history evidently so fairly wriltss
"a volume full ofinstruction and interest. n.
with flowing pen in vigorous STYLE enriehins ii,
tive ora 1ysidnt eanpnisH with efsonal reeoeeos
We have seen no work which has given such WV,
Q: MEXICAN scenery and character, the
OF Gen. Scott's MISREPRESENTATION Press. s'ei
Has given to the public very attract We work La
CS. C.) Standard. --.r g'ss, 49,, ~, 'na''t
and thrss-of Scenery and Socicty--of ma
battles and victories, that we have ever rcad-Na
ReUien. S'a1'sSs
We follow with interes. renewed, as NC sIv.s,,.
footsteps OF that copsunae, soldier, whose
triunphs from Vera Cruz 10 the City OF Mexico "
ries OF maneuvers absolutely unsurpassed In The sSrt
military Stratcgy.-CIH. GuS- H.. a. h 9
His original descriptions arc drawn with srea. r,y
He is lively and spirited narrator His battle tk,.
|
ina nation He criciscs the military
cided partisan spirit, but with evident ably-Ny =
| EiH-. --..r- ' '- a'-'7 'T' --'Is -. N
The very best book which that war has called to-,
| PHILADELPHIA Pr<s6y;eriGn o't>
| Iii realizing some the authors descriptions of -
and storms hardly wonder the fasc;n,;ot
enthusiasm productive OF the GlInosi ineredSr WI: "
Pro,res so repeatedly displayed during the Mexcsu W.
| Princetea Reuie1r. d. "t>
The book s more than 'cadable its statistics sn,.
and sketches, give the reader clear account ~ =
campaign as can BIZ found any where, superior in in,
If not in value, to Major Riplcy's History.-N y s
| gelisi. s.'. s,...s. = I'o
Pays warm ribute to the many admirable op,rts..
that eminent commander, Gen Scott.-HarFsr. ~
nAGENTs wanted TO circulate this work in ali Psr,,
the United States, with whom liberal arrappemsr,
be made for canvassing particular counties or dsis
! Orders must be accompanied with the cash
u ELlroRs giving this advertisement two or mar, ,,
sertions, shall have copy OF the work mailed 10 ~
Dress upon rec Giving their paper, containing lie as
| tisement. MOORE & ANDERSON, Publss.t,1 va
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ABOoK FOR THE TIMES!
~fTr.- ENTITLED -.
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT ISL ,


Hcing iravcs scenes and incidents In the real LIZ,
THE LowLY.' by ". l.. o. Smith, Esq.
The object OF c author is represent condition
tie Slave III his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily
laiions and pasmes, the relations between master and
slave, the mistaken impulses nd
icIhcTI. fhllahthIopis &c. &C., and represent The
PASSIONS and sentiments in their natural
displayed i'll the hunbcs lot OF society, thus showing
happiness than ro.om; and al the represent
class OF people, viz The Planter 10 whom js
has seldom been done, and whose character exhibited in
every day life Is wen calculated 10 win the amabe iti
uIcnt OF the world
Chapter I-'old Virginia
40 2-Thc PantaIion-Unclc Toms Laz;ucss.
3--Sobrcty and Merrinent.
a. 1.-The Punishment.
"a 1.-The School Master.
t-FnnIiy OF the Planter.
- I-Scbool Keeping.
"a S-1'hc Secret League OF Rebellion.
:" 9-Thc Surprise.
- lp-lnGepcndencc Day.
- 1.-THE Ovcrecr. .N.'
81" l2--Scbool Masters Lessons of Freedom.
" l3-uncle Tom and Dinah.
li-MidEsh Meeting of School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dah.
15--Cassy.
Is-The Ovcfscei's Communication to the Planter
Z" ls-Thc Suspicion. --,
lS-school Masters Uneasiness and Departure.
2p-Uncic Toms Notions OF Freedom
2t-iiis Determination 10 go 10 the State of Free
doni.'
.. :2-Thc Escape. ....
=. 2-1he Pursuit.
=. 2i-funalo-Thc Hoat black
:. 2-Hard Times
' 26-Uncle Toms Soiloquy.
- "I-Tke Alarm.
2S-AmcIican Hotel.
29-I'he Free Negro.
:. 3D-Courage, Quietudc and Contentment.
- 3l-Ni6gsra Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
=. 32-Thc Interview between Master and Slave.
33-uncle TOMS Decision.
:A--Back to Old Virginia.
3j-CoaciGson.
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MISCELLANEOUS
yymEEs.uNC FEMALE SEMINARY.

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Session of this institution VII! be the ,si day Of SEP,
rhe teachers at present connected with the Seminary
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Miss S. V. BLISS.
Miss MARGARET ORR, a,si,,,,,s
Miss MIRA II. TowNsEND; -''''''a"S
Miss FRANCIS L. HARDING, j
PROT; JOHN wINKLE, Music and German.
Prof Is. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
Miss Will not take active duty the eonnLs e-son.
N account Providential detention ut hon., blu, vii
rro5ably be with us in the Spring
Miss Bliss has been for several years connect ~!
the higher branches aush; in Seminarcs, but il
III Music receive lessons they may prefer. either
:o,n Prof Wrinkle or Miss Bliss.
Tic Natural Sciences will be taught BY the regular
Teachers and arrangements courses OF Lectures
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lie majority OF the studies pupil in any
lass. that is the pupils grade.
oriiyc months, 5000
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az 90 Senior Grade, 1900
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No extra charges except for Tie jolotrid branches:
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Tor lcsSoGs 1900
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Whc: Music Teacher gives lessons the Semins
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CITY oEFICEKs FOE 1882.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WHEATB, CLERK.
x. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L. SANosTos. Sergeant
SeTsoGErs DeFVties.ist waTi-Isaac NJ. Pearl I'd ward
Adm. W. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers 18th ward
Henry P. Chapline. 9Th yard-Janes s. Campbell.
JOIN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works
JACOB Z. BIER, Wharf Master
JAcoB AxIcK, Street Commissioner.
JANIS VI. RwIso, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Reuts.
Joshua C. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Mcasuror and
eur OF Wines end Liquors.
DAME. MURRAY, Market Master. =. ....
THOMAS CAMPBELL Collector CT AsseSsusnis. sa
MN. j. STopDARr, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MILyIs, Flour Inspector. .t..... .
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subsc take pleasure in informing their friends
the travelling community generally, that they have
this day possession OF that well established
vorably known Hotel. Ea.-
----- -- .i@-i - = Third d.Chesnut streets
They the thoroughly repaired, all the
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elegance which viii at once render 1t unsurpassed
comfort and convenience. r. y. ~ sE| .. .r,.. "
This decidedly located house in the city being
the vicinity business the Exchange Custom
House, many other public buildings. - -
Lines for every part Of city every
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Of this House. ~
The subscribers are determined to spare pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home 10 the
traveller. s.a4t ~ .-- n-Hl #tH
MORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietors
James E Norris who well known many OF the bus
mess visiting the city lately in the Hardware
OF James Duncan Co., and formerly proprietor ofthe
ment OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
.a.
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The Oil of Grapevine.

THIS ois the result oftwenty investigation by
Il French Physician, and Is extensively used In
both for the Excepting the hair glossy and
restoring II In bald places > 7.
This Oil Is particularly recommended. ii VIII render
the Hair so glossy, and pliable besides making about
two shades darker. '.-t l.t
Prepared only by Dr. Fontan Paris per- bottle.
For sale by J.B. VOWEL, 81 Unionsi.
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsan of Wild Cherry
The henr mcrnedY over kao1yn 10 Wan

Pr Coughs Colds, issrta Group Brencais, Ia,,e,-a,
,-eIing Of the Lungs, Difficult Ryeaing, Lirer tgsc
i,is, Pain Weakness Of the Breast Of Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, Ic se.,!e. lg
In short, this asamis peculiarly adapted every disease
OF Lungs and Liver which Is produced b. cverp
varying climate.
Wild Cherry long been known osscssimportait
medicinal properties This fact is familiar ocvery natron
in land and Physicians oten prescrb it in different
orns variety OF complaints. Tar ALSO has boon
equally noted for its virtuesj and physcian whose
familiar to the whole country, have soras
to declare that even consumption could be cured by tlt
In other hands, again. it nearly vaelcss, owing
l.odoubt TO their ignorance in preparing and administering
ita difficulty now entirely obvatcd BIZ patient experience
and lorg experiment. -.T-
Tie extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two Sub;
for the first mc combined ami enihSd.s
in DIR. wIsTAR'S BAI.sAM OF WILD CHERRY Is
nice chemical process, everything delecrrus useless lie
rejected that what remains is the most
truly eGcacous remedy for all kinds OF pulmonary ohJ Ii
diseases known to To convince all, ubclic>
that theory is really true, refer Il
cures ne rlornlcl by this wonderful. medicine.
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MYERS UN1yERsUlI NO. Nv.

cHks. A. DANA.
THIS day published. Containing the following elegant
i steel engravings: "The Cathedral of Strasburg',-
'Telrs Chspel (near Kussnacht in Switzerland s'Thc
Palace of the Legion of Honor in Par g." "TLc Ruins or
Etawah,'' CInda.O y
Subscribers in advance receive splendid engraving as
premium. Published semi. monthly.
The publisher viii supply specimen numbers gratutously
Agents and Posmasters and will make liberal arrange
ments with them for circulation THE OWNERSHIP
He will also supply Clubs OF two persons at year;
five at SI0i and OF larger number came
rates. -ts.' HERMANN J. MEYER, -
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uEsIBERs OF COUNCIL

FRET W.RD-John Mcclure. Jr.i John Hughes; S. d.
Woodrow; Isaac Cots.
SECOND WARD.-John Bishop; Geo. E. wickham
THIRD WARDS. Brsdy;J J. YarIall, John NJ. Nath.
ews; Daniel Lamb -.fl .f-.I
FOURTH wAEp-Dr. James Tanner; Z. C. letters; \. $.
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FIFTH WAaD.-Georgs Forbes; John W. Gill; Lorenzo
%. Wait; Jacob Hornbrooki Henry Echols
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CHURCHES.
sr.MIrrurws R7iieerdleen, corner Monroe and Byron
streets, Rev. WILLIAM ARNsTRoSG Rscor Morning
vice 1ot evening1il fhFl a. - r
ST. Jouss, EpiScopaa Main straei, between First and
Second Centre Wheeling; Rev Jas ID. McCApE, Pastor;
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afternoon.
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Webster Street. between Main and Markets Wheel
ing; Service morning and evening,
THIRD PRrsBrTrRIkS, Rec Mr.. PAUL.. Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hall, Main street, above Washington North
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Service morning and evening.
NORTH STREET METHODIST EPrscoPA L, Rer VIM Wiz
Pastor, Market and North sts. North Wheel
ng; erSice morning ard evenings * *
cHArLisr ST aEruopsr RPiscorAL, rRep. Z. G Mich.
Centre Wheeling; Service morning and evening"
GERxAs METHODIST EPIscorlL. Rer Mr. BroadSeek
astor Chapine street between Webster and Third Cen.
Wheeling Al E''. III
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DON. 49,. g.. 3 .s.si..i ~
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FIRST INDEPENDENT CoSaREa ArIoSAL, USrr.R1.s Rev
g. " Webster, Pastor, Market street. between Webster
ndThrd Centre heeling, service morning and evening
BvASoELIeAL PROTESTANT, Rer. j. Kroegar, PASTOR
Clay street. above Sixth, East Wheeling
ZIes's EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN. Rer. r. Zimmerman.
o'eloekA.M ~ e. ,FfrFlE 20 Z. II I - a. = -
Nrw JEnus.IEs. .swedenborsan No. IS Union street,
over the Hope Hose honsc ~ Z % m
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUA LITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE d BARNES CELEBRATED
G


-s1sL an FIRE PROOF SAFES. =
established, that further proof OF the
fact OF their being superior to all Others have been
unnecessary; but in order to Hall the
patentce maker OF " Halls Patent Concrete Safes
which burnt all other makes
States patent included took his challenge:
the given below the Committee supcr
intended burning othe Safes We only regret the,
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer.
The which tested is to be at Store anil
public call and examine it conf
will doubt their fire proof quatie:,
after having the specimen which passed through tin:
fiery ordeal on the 10th of June - - $500,
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers 49, Ievee End No
26 Com. Street
The undersigned, committee appointed by E. Hall, on
R. Violet & Co., agents MessTs Burke, Barnes Go
Ptsbug, to test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
by thetI respective prncpas-repo, that have
this day subjected Safe OF zach manufactured OF similar
made with dry wood and Ptsburg the
five and half hours, and during that be-
leye applied far greater than that ordi
agratonthat at the expiration of that time
we found the iron casting both places entire
ly burnt of, that the BOOKS uninjued; and
openpg be oTnd books and entirely
Injured except slightly by the water used in cooling off,
This found TO be the case with both safes and the only
peceptibe difference in the appearance the interior
the yars the wood work OF < Barnes
was entirely uninjured, while that Hail. DodI Co.'s,
hiackened. In conclusion, would
the result of this test, we have hesy
ton in recommending of both parties conf.
! 't''Stf>ss'S..t WARWICK P. MILLER,
--r g. Et.lT DAVID H. BISHOP, -Isl
l--------- GERARD b ALLEN.
st. LOUIS June Is. isSe = -1y.55 -.z. 81. sus2i
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE.


Robert Sanierson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fair field county, Ohio and brother OF "oOr
General Sander3OI officer i'll the of 1872 cured OF
Consumption by the OF .'Wstar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry" ....
Rush Crcek township, Fairfield co. Feb 25, 1859.
Dear Sr:As consider that my life has greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the
''Dr Wstar's alsam OF Wild Cherry" will the
SYMPTOMS my case, that others similarly afflicted may
induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in brcatns had the hectic fever with violent
shes heat and frequent Geld chills, with pain in
my side and breast by avery bad cough;
very restless at nights and had great night sweas perspi
mig should say, at least two gallons night wcttns the
implicitly through had not been able wor;
But | much cmacated, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wstar's liashm Wild Cherry.
used i all IS hotties tand am
complaints, for my health is good ola. .....
am IS years old, and have not taken any the
,nlSam since 1916 because health is good
require any medicines. Bat il should have any
my former symptoms. should Wstar's Wild
Cherry procured the medicine of Mcssrs. Fall &
Cracken your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
IH..-- ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wisiar's Basam Wild Cherry has fac
si,nle OF the signature Henry Wistar NJ d. Phiiade
phia, " Park finely executed steel en-
rraycd W rapper. No Ohes con be- gcnuic.
H-J-Pricc 81 per bottle-sX bottles Tor So
Sold qy j. d. Park, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast OF Foarth and Walnut strees-enrancu
on Waln, strre-to whom all orders must be addressed.
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q99. 9N9#94 4F F@F%9 &
7o lire, sates by te OF oy ree Ioes OF "WisfaTS
Balsan Of Ipiid Cherry" ...

Balsan Of Ipiid Cherry" ...
MI. Eden Ky, July 81, 1889
kicssrs. flaIcourt, Howard d Co.-Gents:-The ''Dr
wsars Balsam Of Wild Cherry"th that bought you has
OF such signal benefit in my family that wish make
its virtues known for the benefit of the public.
My wife took cold at the time Of her confinement, which
crtcd oil her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
consumption She had profuse night seatsi and hal
cougs she given up for espaiIed OF her
aud her child parooi of her complaint She then
inenceG taking .IPiaGrs HoSdm Of Wild Cherry" and
three bottles effected entire with her and the chilli
both. .r-Et ......... link. .....
have doubt that they would have been in their
graves If they had not used Wistars Balsan of Wild
Ch-rry. Aa's+ h.. ..... SETH Il. SEARCY.
Seth r Scarcy, whose certificate is above is OF
much ycracity any in this country, and Of good
Judgement and place entire reliance his statement
UARCOURT, HOWARD Is co,