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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
....F ENTtTLEn m >-4.
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT IS

AS II 1911
Being narratives and incidents the IIFH
THE LOWRY Ny WI G. Smith, RSg! q
The object OF 1e author represent the condition OF
the Slave in his Jude but comfortable cabin, his daily
RtiOns and aStimeS, the relations between master and
the mistaken impulses Views oft6e
northern PhlAnthTOpst, &c. de-, and to the
passions and sentiments In their natural FORMS
displayed in the humbest lot OF society, thus showing
h1RPnssS than Tecdomj and at the represent
iS class opeOple viz; The Planter, TO whomu
has seldom been done aud whose exhibited in
every day life, Is well calculated to win the aabe ulg
ment OF tho world. =
tn.A .f5I TABLE OF CONTENTS. ao
Chapter 1-tOId Virginia.
F" 2-The PIRutaton-Unce Toms LaEtness.
3-Sobriety and Merrtment.
a. THE Punishment it'- ---slr
6-The School Master. E3
G-FaHily OF the Planter.
" 7-SchOol Keeping aIlI @'-
S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise. .a-.
H I0-Indepen1ence Day.
" 1.-The .OVerSeer. H..
81 l2-Sehool Master's Lessons OF Freedom
H" l3-Uncle Tom and DinRh. tt ,H
14-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah e az 80!
q 16-Casay. .a..a
1.-THE overseer's Communication to the Planter.
1S-The Suspicion. 81 n
1s-Sehool Masters Uneaslness and Departure.
20-Uncle Toms Motions OF Freedom Ts-
'2l-Hls Discrimination togo TO the State OF Free
doni' iI Hs
&c 22-The Escape. 10
23-ThS Pursuit.
"a 24-Bufalo-The Boot black
25-Hard Times. #E"r
26-Uncle Toms Soliloquy. ,t'
2T-The Alarm. ah-.i, -.
2S-AmeTtcan Hotel. .1f'I-
29-The Pee Negro ~ is . g..
3O-COuTuEoi Quietude and Contentment I'D NJ
31-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr. rra
32-The Interview between Master and Slave
Is 33-Unele Toms Decision.
34--Back to Old Virginia. nd
36-CoDelusion. 9-Ii TO- lt---t 'ts' q Ia-
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE!

IN
Robert Sanderson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county Ohio and brother or 'bIdOr
General SanderSon officer in the OF 1912, CuredUt
Consumption by the. use OF ''Wistar's Balsam orWd
Cherry, t,, ~, -. az; . ..,,...o.ss.
Dear Sir-As consider that my lie has been greatly
prolonged by my being euredo Consumption by the Of
''Dr. WisArs Basam OF Wild Cherry,"I will state tho
SYMPTOMS OF that others similarly afflicted may be
induced to try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in breathingi had Tho hectic fever with violent
ushes OF heat and frequent cold chs, with pain In
side and breast by very bad cough was
very rcstess at nights and had great night sWeat per
ring, should say least two gallons night wetng tho
bed completely through 1had not been able TO work
scars But much emact1ted, and almost helpless
when commenced using WistaT's Basan Of Wild Cherry.
have in all 10 bottles and free those
complaints, for my health is good
am 90 years old and have not taken any OF the
asaIn since 1886 hecauss my health is good de
require any medicines But II should have any return
my former symptoms should WStars BalSam OF Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF MeSsrs. Fall & Nc
Cracken, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio.
- ROBERT. SANDERSON.
The genuine wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry has a fac
sime the signature OF Henry WstaT NJ. D., Philade
phia aud SanOrd & Park" finely executed steel
graved wrapper. No othes can be. ecnnihe.
u1-Rrce 81 per bottle--six bottles for 3d.
Sold ay J. d. PARK, Cincinnati, o. ,
NorfheSst corner OF Fourth Walnut streets-entanca
Walnut strcet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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- GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. West bToGdtndy aud franklin street. Nec York
this Establishment be very Repre-
~ sentationoI9 LADY IN CHINA, under tho .lNPLU
and best collection and Modern in the u S.
blua buttons, marked U: S. s., three eorleTed Hat
BIeeches, GsitsIs, So &C. Also, Birds Of Various Plum
War Shells Minerals Gold Silver, Copper other Ores
ON ne sstT S S with many S6er
lection cannot be found OF the kind in
be st ASsr ssSs
from the neck down TO the middle, They full grown and
JEFFERSON county. State OF New York by Mr. John Jennings
Live White Rat from BeTs Penn AdIFitaHce graf
Cannon and Domnoes Billiard Room with two spIs
did Tables. is also attached to the house.
very short notice lie tsdsT viii be
tsfs BeetsteaEs Mutton Chops. Veal Outlets provided
This Establishment, may be seen celebrated bird
MIN0 that viii repeat almost anything alter astrauer
No accommodation for political meetings any party
eeie5ratsd Rss6shlnent and having ads various ssra
lions, Is prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels OF the city York The Bar Room which con-
s yssTs win AZ s Ses
1t under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality
TORY, where meals viii be served at ali hours oT6e day
and evening Private rooms for Courts martial Referees
The public are invited to grant him share
their patronage -, 80, =,
Persons wishing for Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establis hment ' iI
NB-Pivate families supplied with Dinners Suppers
In superior STYLE for Parties OF number at their eSec
tive homes and ofgIass silver out
= - :. EntTanee TO he REFEcToRY in FtantlinsE
= CMAnBRRLHN's COMMERCIAL
~ '.'---''--.. COLLEGE. .t.-.s+ u g.
LOCATED CORNER or MARKEr AMD THIRD srRErTs, PIETa.
p r,,' -..s--.......H BURGH. PA. ..at-
o. X. CHAMBERLlN, Principal and Professor Of the
= Science Of Accounts. 'f.''.. ''l
P. z. SPENCER, Professor of Pcnmauslp. ~
TINE principal Object Institution to afford young
men an opportunity ofObtaining thorough and ii.
mate knowledge ornouble Entry Book Keeping, and its
pcaOm to business operations generally Applicants
enter College at time and attend both and evening
The SUCH will enable the student
TO take charge conduct scientific pThCipes any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
PENN write free and bic hand lisa desiTa.
bic accomplishment in tho education young gentlemen
every profession, and particularly to those who
desrous Of qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
ness pursuits This department lie conducted by p
Spencer, OF Ohio, author OF the SDenceTan system OF
Penmanahip gentleman well known throughout coun
try as an accomplished penmanI and also
most succe2sfM teachers ofthe age. E7E
Communications addressed to o. K. CHAMBERLAIN,
win receive prompt attention. 49,. ,.5.,s aug21.
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MTSCEEEflIiA. ANXIOUS.
WHRRLINR RR1IAME aENILNARK.

WHRRLING FEMALE SEMINARY,
. HE regular time for the commencement ofthe FAN
EisS S Session. Ss 81 ss ads I
The teachers at present connected with tho Seminary
Rev. :. ". ToLFoRp. b. D., ;Prtnsipal. : r.
Miss MARGARET ORB, JaaAl A,,,,,..,,
Miss MIRA MI Al 4; ToWNs6MRs ''''''''"s.
Mss MARY o. ToLRoRD, 4i't;AHui Primary Dspart
hf is4oe John v1SK1R. u.,;e and r,,r,a, ='7ofgi
Mf e F. Do MAssIA Ft a." s,S Sf Drasias
Prof b. b. STONE, Vocal !fusie. 7di} i.aiaS
aSs 9 " WI 9Ss tS sa e
probably be with US lnthe Spring. = t"''
,cnnaTy Philsdslphia She not only gives
:lPEs in the higher branches taught in but is
Muc can receive Lessons 90 they may prefer, either
The Natural soiencOs Will Be taught by tho regular
Teachers and arrangements nude for
ore the classes by some experienced lecturer aud Ex
We would again direct the attention ofpSrents to thl
Gpupil, viii at once know tho amount Of TItoa, Whsre
lie majority orthe studies Of pupil are In any particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent Bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages, II desired Per session
Washing for Boardsrs, per dos, q ,.tr.' so
Hay PUPILs-T uition-Primary, Junior Gradeper
'''' =. Senior Grade, 3ll srECta 1900
n % Seminary proper, Junior Class, =. =,
81, Ms& RsiE s elaas. i f4SS
-'' Ancient IanS1sges, Fourth year, 1sSo
No extra chaFk "a sTefpfJeT III JoloiOfg 6sarchss:
luso per session Of months, with OF instrument
Tor lessons, IS 90
uGe ofinstruInent for daily practice, ,. 200
aDdErn Languages, Painting or drawing, III 1900
En3oilory. Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew. Il !. z
| IEg .l..-sf.., a.. 500
VTcal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Wlcr Music Teacher gives lessons out the Semna
il consequence of the extra trouble, the same charg
ell AZ N the Seminary, viz: St8 per session.
Pupils charged from the time Of entrance to the close
OF session. and nc deduction ade except for sickness
withTelerence to the management of the school, we
have only t0say, that have here Government
administered kindly inleed but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Ou
arrangements also such, under thu
OF Female Teachers night and day, This system gVc
ira and trouble to Teachers but IL de only AdE
SyIte We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
eli our views ~ f7,'
thu progress OF OUT pupils In sound learning,
those Interested will visit attend our
will point them to the members OF higher classe
aud say He nostra are our pledges
Wheeling Aug. 2t. :" ' 't.' tl'
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The Oil Of Grape Vine.

THIS result twenty years investigation by
u French PhYtean, and is now extensively used In
France. both or the purpose hair glossy, and
restoring Il In bald plaeea.Y ttl1 3}Sls's
ssir son eiossy, and pltsbl 4 about
RrSpaTed only BY DR.. Fontain rafls 5cts per- bottle
MI i; BY B. voWELL q Unionat
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CHURCHES,
A. r NArEuEws RgisespaLean, corner Monroe and Byron
atpesS REv. WILLtAN ARNsTRoSq Rector; Morning ser
Via 10A, eyeningTSl t -. -,1siltr i.,- az L,
. e. IouHs Rpiseopalean Main street. between First and
s5ond Gentle wheeling; Rev. Jas d. MecA5E PastorS
fIng service 1Oi evening y o'clock Service and Icc
tafe Friday evenings at y O'Clock seats FREE. sa7i
FmSrPREsRTTERIAN, Req. r. II, Hsed, Pastor Fourth
.tT.e between Monroe and Quincy Service Morning aud
sreOnn Parsu4rrsIIH. ResI etSsi Dieks6a, Pastor.
ebstes Street. between Main and centre Wheel
IN, Service morning and evening
1870 Paii..srrEnIAG. Rec Mr.. Rasu. PASTOR First
1VSId Hos hail. Main street, above Washington, North
wheelinFi Service morning and afternoon
PouRTn sFaEEF METHoDlsE RPIscoP L. Rer. s. B. Dar.
sfOT Fourth Street, between Mohnoe and Quincy
ESFvfea morning and evening. - -.
y,,.u lRi2F lIEFaoDIsT EPIscOPAL, Rev. WH. VII.
n, ID snf eornf Market and North Sts., North Wheel
- issrvieo morning and evening"" az
cuaParsE ST.. sIioPtsE EP.seoPALs Rev. 3; G, NeAl
fs,.i-S NJ heeiinEi service morning and evening.
Ss.,.,t lTrrIlonlnr BPIscoPAL, Rec. Mr.. Broad6eek
sstF. chapns street between Webster and Third, Gem
Roman Catholic, RI. Rev. Bt,aos
80 Esss Finh Street. eorer Of Hampdsn, seryi6a
sahrrin aDd altsTnoqns - fat -. Il ri +. i,i,
se,,,rz ,lltr ecEHEe, Pastor, coIner
N ereei9i efviee morning and aiteT
p4, !. W1lloa, PASTOR, Clay street, between
ui5eI,Snd siIti, 5sFvi6i Ii0tll I'D e4Eg
-. TvnypV.pErT coiianr N UNTFARIAN, Rev
q ~ IVsIsfsT, PASTOR, Ieell esWeen Me9steE
ThIrd Centre Wheeig ice glqfql9g eno evening
v,ssvartto,t Fsan1I ~ kTossar,i PASTOR
risN atT.st above siZth Rasf JgheeiiRg6ss sir
1900 EvAuaEIacA1 4LuTaElkN. Rts p. la,aef1aS11s
ist61 corner and Monroe 9tTees aetylee ~
iswsdenbOEan No g ONION stree,
-ssIcH 81 E6o0uE No. So, MonIoe!tTeqt z
iiiETFL, F1TSt gss y
"
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they
this day taken possession OF that well established and
yorably known Hotel ,.FY5 Jt.l. ...r III ..sgt-
$500 - CONGRESS HALL, Is 20
Third and Chestnut streets.
They have had the house repaired, and the
modern inTodpced, and rnishedtn style
or eegance which win at render It unsurpassed
comfort and convenience. = Isl (. $50 M
This decidedly located house In the city being
in the vicinity business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public hutldtngs.s
Lines Onnb leave every part Of the city every
few minutes their head quarters being within one square
ortnis House. fst45 ,5e e. fa-i ..1,. ~ ~ rs
making this Convenient and comfortable home to the
MORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietors.i
James B. Norris who Is well known to many the bug
mess Visiting the city, lately In the Hardware house
OF James J. Duncan Il Co, and formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia Hotel St Louis win have control or the manage
neRt the House, assisted by polite and competent
!rsseEs- sI.j a.iL.z5.e.i -.-5.z .LLL.i-
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CTTYa a. DIREG IIORY Z.
nh n yvfGiERlI1NGsPpsT OFRIURs
b q Il e No. q. MoSRor sTREsTys Il
s5LAaS1ti4 JACOB s. sHRiYkR, r. u. $50 -

q 4fHN noe s1t 44utAstH
- ~ JACOB s. SERVER, p. u. So y
ARRlyAL AND DEPARTrnE OF HAILsT1 PGNeEGGHs.1
Great Maii-arrives at P. m, from the East.
IrJ depaTtS,at u lpt M, to thsWeat, 3.
Great Mail-srIivss q 9. g .. m, nom the West
Wellsyile-arriyea daily Csunday excepted, At 10
Tn4sday and Friday, at ia a M,
Isla5t5 same day same tina. = To- " 81 EtLlgi
departs at 10 Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
daily (sundays exeeptsdSat 11P n
WcosteT-aryes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
"a. Departs Monday, WEDNESDAY and Fd day at m
Morgantown-sia waynesbug, Pa, arrives Thursday at
pm. Departs Friday at 9, q. M - Il. tr.r- 4 5,t
Norgantown-Btd BlaekSve arrives tuesday at 9, p. m
Osparts Wednesday al o, an
,lay, Thursday aud Saturday ~ y ~ 10y,
n RETEs OF POSTAGE! t-t
Tho new Post once law, passed March 3D. 1851 xes
The rates OF Postage a. follOws:
On LseTs-Any distance within the U. 81 notexeeeding
1000 miles, half or &c prepaid, or unpaid
Exceeding 1000 miles, &c prepaid or 10c unpaid,
Every hnlfounce less, additional to be charged extra
according to the above rates.. - /
10 any other charges. ..,-t
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ia YER,s UNIvERsUM NO. Nv.
EplFEpI1r Ell. 4. DANA.

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THIS day published Containing the following elegant
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tFell's Chape Cnear Kusnaeht in SitIeTRnd.) StThe
Palace the Legion OF Honor in Par IThe Ruins or
with descriptive TAFT Price OF 50 per volume
Subscribers In SdyaIee a
publisher win supply specimen numbers grEtuit0nsiy
TO Agents and and win male liberal arrange
Inents with them for circulation TI1E UN1VERSUMs-
also supply Clubs OF two At IS half
persons at S1oi and Of larger sa
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REAn TRE CERTIFlCATE

TallApoosa Co, Ala. Jan. 2. 1852.
Guysot-Dear SiT-I send this TO certify TO that
your Extract Yellow Dock and SArsapaTa has per.
formed one Of the mostwonerh cures on me that has
I6Sve been Sfcted for forty years with irruptons OH
my legs and eet IL 1918 they got so bad That had TO go on
knee. about months after other leg broke out Ia
large eating and running sores from my knee to my foot
time my LEFT hand broke out in large running sores
The misery that have suffered for tho last two years
cannot describe to Twas in such agony thal never
sS Of G ss made was ana ana 5
pointed out to my family the place where to bury my re-
In october last my brought of your bottlc
wrapPers read IT, and found record O. some WS o
Sarsaparia" semi and got two bottles Of IL and com
taking In two weeks Il my S s M
thing had done for two years When had taken
w e as BY sn chan have In
bottles your orYellow Dock and sarsapara,'
TO set forth the worth OF this medicine to express my
gratitude for what has done eE me nn mus. eau 1t tie
j OF the afflicted to try this medicine, for
Law aside all prcjuGiees and Just try H. and pyoeaim lis
g. worth TO suffering mankind and entreat them 10
Nv case is well enown In large portion Of South Caro-.
lima Georgia and Alabama, aud II should doubt the
themVhc scars. be found in TallaL Co.. Alabama
mile from stoe's Ferry, BENEJAH HUGHES.
scrofa Syphilis Mercurial complaints, Cancer, Gapgro
bic and dangerous diseases speedily and perfectly
cured by the use OF this medicine! CITES
'H'.. lt F' Dadeyille. Alabama May 81, 1852
Mcssrs. Scove & Head-This is TO certify that about
the first of February last was a1cted with three or
four painful sores on aud about the nee some Of them
anee OF Cancers, and fearful they would terminate iii
Cancers. About three weeks since enteneed taking
doctor Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock and SarsapG
rilla found immediate relief from its have
not taken quite bottles, and the my face
all healed up; and those neck are nearly and
truly believe they win be entirely well in few days. =
cheerflly recommend tDr. Gnysotts Extract OF Vel.
low Dock and sarsaparan 10 persons afflicted wihtany
kind OF eruptions cancerous My general health
is much improved by the OF the medicine. - II
Respectfully, RICHARE b. BURKE
Quart Bottles, 81 per bottle-six bottles for 81
I,iH aatEfi : FiIFF JOAN d. PARK.
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincin
natl, Ohio General Agent for the West to whom al Or
dera must be addressed. ~ .. ~. u Y = Y
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CITY ORRIORRS ROR 1889.

JAMES S. WHRATE, Clerk
H. W. HAREING, Treasurer.
y. b. SAH0sToN, Sergeant
SsrEeGnrs DspEtieS-ist ward-Isaac N. Pearl Edward
Adm W. Clemens "a ward-John Bowers. 9Th wanI
Henry p. Chapline. 9Th waTd-James s. Campbell
John MOoRE Superintendent Water Works.
AcoB E. BIER, Wharf Master. .,.. o." i'rtF.
JACOB AMICK, Street Commissioner. @ .H. LIS.
IJbGEs NJ. EwINo, Assessor and Collector o. Water
JesauI c. WILEY Lumber and Coal Msasuror, and Qua.
rug OF Wines and Liquors. .t
DLSIRL MURRAY, Market Master.
TTRosr A.. CAMPBELL, Collector Of Assessments.
',WM JSSTnDDART, City Surveyor.
IJAMHsP. lAELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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III .EVY BOOKS

.@z=S-Ez--EE y ts. = + fSis3
The Campaign of Gen. soasss
tAB Observation-Disclosures
- -, vol i2A1 {. 81 ,assis hItpH.9E,
MooRR &ANDERsoN5h hive iiustr,sss,.
- TH if.Saiit 81 !. eess,
IN tho yally o. Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphse r. -
Sols With q Map Of ths Battle
Iedts s. Is man OF stefiins sssls
10 account OF he saw.ReaisiIi
AspiTited ana extended sketch Of ~ NJ !. no
paigI hs author is attached 70 he NssS
aeetder ~ CONNECTED with tks Army S Iesst
uftsr bsSfhE Sag fis9sSss
fox Daily Reics. y .t4y y esiasssrsS
one or the most gallant oficers ii, N,,
whole volume; asia work orintellect, ID We
g a,s aths department t9 Which i
Otis no amaIlpraise to the s.,sn., st'Hf
never read history evidently % tsiiiy S ssL,I
Tdfy World. 5ti!sttt 10 $50 10 I.E [Jfg gsHleaet
ya Sisf B.S /. AZ interest
tiSe.oth silliaAt personal Tsro
the distingslishea seters mi itsssI Rr9
ursssions o ~ sas
OF Gen. SCOTS Campai PTss.' q
~ Has y, gwen Q ths public
we md IN this hook, DE most uie.iikss s!l
men and thinss-of Scenery and S0ciSty-ofSS
s 3 and SlStNrsS t4e. We Aays Tesdek
We followNsith Interest renavet,
footsteps Of That eonsnmas soldier, WHOSE Ssssss
triuInphs from Vera Cruz to the CITY Or .
riea OF manquyers absolutely n ~ astst
military Stfategy.-Cfn, Gax r. NJ Hte el1iAN
HIS origin6I description are drawn ,sfts
He Is sHS SpiFtsS
Imagination. He eritcisea tho itaTE oa
sIded partisan p spirit but with evident
dRo ySJa bet SSSs sAs ~,
I'm reading soma offhe Observation-Disclosures,
and storms. one can hardly wonder At ne l
enthusiasm productive OF The affoSt q
Rro,ress 80 daring Tie ssis.S
Tho booktsmors than tcadables fla atatistts, y
and sketches give the reader clear an sssa,
eamfaig n rs can ba fohnd any where isdpsEiSt Y
ifnot ipSslae, to- sjsE PleS's HistotyssK. y g
Pays awarmtribute,tot the many laanirab,,. o,,,1,
that eminent commander, Cen Seotts-Ha1S,. tSI.ala
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