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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-04
BY HENRY G. WATSON.

,-.---... BY HENRY g. WATSON .,s#
AUTHOR OF "rHE GAMP-RIRES OF THE REVo.
LUTON" f'NlGHT IN a BLoCK-HOUS y &c
10 set before the women Of America examples for
the most trying circumstances may be- 10 be
the ObectOf this hook De TocqGevile French tourist
and writer OF considerable ae has trGthfuy said thai
in the U. States, .WOmen Govern In no country lpon
the earth is the sex generally respected SO eeen
days chivalTy, with much mole here
woman Is almost object OF worship Men have been
and Inspired BY Of excellence Let the
leading and study OF such work the Heroic Womenp
become common, and wives, mothers, sisters and
daughters, will become renowned for resolution
ortude and selrsacrhce than the Spartan females were
DID, The ensuing pages include nearly all the famous in
stances heTosmI with many that less
but less generally knowni among which may be
g. Gste0ieve, Z . i gertrude Van Der Tpart,
Brunehaut, ia Abs. Spencer Smith's Es-
7Gs Slster u DGgstselin, aE1deMae moi 4m5os
yaHe Countess OF hOntJort, Catherine l. Of RASH,
Joan A4eGefte, D. Nadine DTleoltrt, -
AargaretoJ dsjou, Marie z, liatoi fs = q,
re Queen, Of NapaTre '.' 7atfrines.5 dl LamSalte,
The PriHesss of conae, C&aTFotit coTSeg
luaryDsye, Me Quaker Martyr Madame Roland,
:, % Netg FHgta'Hi, Madame Bernoulfns,
Mrs. Jane LdHe, --.,. I'heresa Cdbdrus,
Lddy Banks, Countless de La Valetle, e,
Lady Norton, Mrs.. Mott and Mrs. Bretps-
Lady GIi:ett BaHiLe, ., afrs Richard Snutrfck,Si
IPtfultfTtLd the COttnteSs OF Elizabeth IdMe,
MttsdaEe, Tie QUEEN Of Georgia,
Lad. ssy 5ii sglgsi AeRiqna Igd 5s1sssa
Helen Walker, 49,, AErs. Ha1la aud the noted Mrs.
!i1ddtHe La RochJdqteLfHI Helm, DC, DC. -
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Berger or Spine and Muscle Linimeuf.
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extraordinary that speak its real merits
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REAL. FIRE PROOF sAFEs.

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PIRE PROOF SAFES.
IR character OF these Safes Louis was before s
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The Safe which tested to be seen at our Store ami
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dent that will doubt their fire proof qrste:'
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undersigned, committee appointed by z. Hail. on
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H-. ,l51 Er.it'.ra DAVID H. BISHOP. y
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WheeIinE Custom House.

EtshlisAed in 1881. K Is. SwEARINGEN, Surveyor anil
Collector of Customs, Once No. 70, Union street.
IpoItaons TO this port by way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wMRRLING POST ORRIORs
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tftr JACOB S. sHRIVRR, p. N.

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MORE OH CLOJBS.

AN now receiving very large complete stock Of
J. superior OIL Cloths, from to yards wide which
VIII be sold low those in want goods in this line
l please CALI and see the prettiest article oReed
tma CITY. '3s oils l.a8stt j. G. HARBOUR Fl
sept4 I'll S4lIiNos1f "a Main street.
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aAiBooK FOR THE TMEsl
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or. ~
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN'

AS 1T ISL r.
Hcng narratives scenes and incidents the real LlrE
az THE LowLY.' Hy " L. G. Smith, EsQ.
The object OF lc author is represent the condition
tic Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin, his daily
StOns aud pastimes, the relations between master and
slave the cstakeu Impulses nd misconceved views of tie
ortheIE Philanthropst, DC, c and to represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural rms the
displayed in the humbIcst lot OF society thus showing
hARIets han freedom; aud at tho same TO represent
class OfPeOple viz; The Planter Justice
has seldom been DONE and whose Character exhibited in
every day ei well calculated to win tho amiRble jug
Hient OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia.
"a 2-Thc Plantaton-Unclc TOMS LaIiness
3-SobTtety and Mrrriuicnt.
1.-The Punishment.
az 1.-The School Master. VIZ .t-.
G-Fanily OF the Planter. r.
7-SchOOl Keeping
s-The Secret League OF Rebellion. 4
9-The Surprise. '-.t
80 19-Indcpcndencc Day.
1.-THE OveTseer. .i
I2-SchoOI Masters Lessons OF Freedom
I3-Unce Tom and Dnah.
14-Mtdnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and DiIiah. HE#
{" 16-Cassy. ~
iG-SuIILay.
1.-THE OYcTseeT's Communication to the Planter.
lS-The Suspicion.
1s-SchOol Masters Uneasiness and Departure.
"a 20-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom. 'a
2l-Hs Determination TO 6ot9 the State OF Free
AZ 22-The Escape.
=. 23-The Pursuit. ..... I'll"
2I-Buffalo-The Boot. black 70
"a 25-IlaTd Times. u ..aIe
26-Uncle Toms sOlilOquy. ft.
21-The Alarm. rar .Ita..
" 2S-AMleTcan Hotel. "..... .r........
"a 29-The Flee Negro. ...l.
3O-Cournge, Quietude and contentment.
3I-NiagaTa Fails, Clifton House, CanAdr.
.' 32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
a." 39-unele TOMS Decision. @1-ltta
35-COnclusiOI. ~. ..t
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CIIAIIBERBIN's COITIIERCIAL
....a. ...- COLLEGE.

LOCATED cORNEE NARKET AND THIRD STREETS, PITTS.
BURGHI PA.
o. i. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts.
P. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanshp.
HIHE principal Object Ofthis Institution 10 aGOr young
i opportunity OF obtaining thorough and IL
knowledge double Entry Book Keeping, and its APP
peatIUm business operations generally Applicants
enter College aud attend both day evening
The OfinStuCnn is such will enable atudcnt
10 take Charge and conduct scientific pTinCes any
set or double Entry Books completion Of the
wlite IL and legble hand is dEsira
bic accomplishment i'll the education young gentlemen
every profession and lnOIe particularly those who
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves for mercantile bus
ness pursuits This department ic conducted by p
R. Spencer Ohio, author OF the Snencerian system
PenmansP, gentleman well known throughout thesoun
try, accomplished penman, and also the
most successful teachers of the age.
Communications addressed o. k. CHASIBERIIS,
will receive prompt attention. au.2I
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Iook to your Coughs /!

mo all such as are Iaboring under Coughs Colds Hoarse
ness, PANS in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c, we
would honestly recommend the OF BTeltngeIS COM;
Mound Syrup or Boneset as pleasant snfe aud speedy
cure 1t can be had at Messrs. PAIToN & LARs end OF
r. E7fS.1GS BRENTLINGER q ARMSTRoEG's,
aus21- sr:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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opor RoOn 40 H. Main ST. over Robb's Chair Factory
ONO LoDor No. IOi, meets the first Monday night OF
YeFy month.
Monday night OF every mouth.
night OF every month.
WuKELIH0 ENcANPNEST OF X. T., meets on the fourth
Monday night Of every month.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

aTerchants' and Mechanics Bank.-
Ia IHroHPoRATED 1895. CArrrAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL, Presidents SouiEsKI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount dAy-Tuesday.
f.s North Western Bank Of virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919 CArrrAL $4,000.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JOHN C. CAMPBELL. PRESIDENT DAN'L. LANB, Cashier.
Discount dly-ThuTsday.
Manufacturers and Farmers' Bank
of wheeling.
Main atreet, between Monroe and Quincy.
EeoHroRkTED March, 1851. CAPITAL SrocK $4,000.
THos. SWEENEY, Pres't. JouN LIST, Cashier.
wheeling savings Institution.
~ No. 1872. Main st.
IMcPonOnATED 1884, CAPITAL $4,000.
n NELSON, President; WILLIAM MCCOY, Treasurer.
Discount day-Thursday.
Savings" Bank of wheeling.
Corner Of Main Fourth Streets Centre Wheeling.
INCORPORATES 1851. CAFrrAL $4,000.
THos. II. LIST, Presidents WV. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Wal BToGdruy aud franklin street, Ner York.
I this Establishment be very correct RenTe
n SCHtationUIa LADY IN CHINA, under the ISFLU
ENCE OF OPIUM, head tongue, hands motion; tic
Oy representation OF tho kind in the country The largest
and best collection Ancient and Modern Coins iu the u S.
The figure OF Soldier the Continental Uniform; blue and
blu, lead buttons marked u s. ~, thTec-COrneIed Hat
BIeeches, Caters, de- &c. AsO, Birds OF Various Plum
age curious FREAKS Nature, Indian lmnIeneus OF
War; Shell, Minerals Cold Silver, Copper other Ores
Rich Oil Paintings fine En3Tavigs with many TaTu
and valuable CurUsitieS Statue vi George Ill.
the United double CALI which is universally adj
mtted to be great wonder The calves joined together
nom the neck down the middle They grown
perfectly formed and fought town of LYME
Live White Rat nom heTIs Penn !iiHitiqHre RAT
Is. Games EHcIClSr and Amusement Billiards. Rack
CANNON and D0mnOes. billiard Room with two splei
did Tables, IS also attached to the house.
RERRESIiMENTS.-Dihn and Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice. The LaTder will
supplied with all the delic1cics OF the Came Oys
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may seen a celebrated bird
MlNO that will repeat almost anything after stranger
NO accommodation Tor political meetings OF any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment, and having made various
tons IL prepared to accommodate tie Travelling Public and
Hotels OF the city OF New York The BaT ROOM which
tans the private In this country being tho
collection OF many years. will sustain the reputation accorded
II under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley, in the quality
wines, &c, &c Connected with the above is REFEC-
TORY, where meals will lie served all ofthe day
and evening Private for Courts martial Referees,
Committees Private Dinner Supper Parties, &C., &C.
The public respectfully invited grant him share OF
their patronage.
PenOnS wishing pure Wine and Spirits may DEPEND
on having them genuine at This Esta blishnent
N B-PTivate families Supplied with Dinners Suprrs
In superior style for Parties OF number at their respcc
tive homes aud OF glass silver any part
OF tile City PREE CHARGE.
Enfyarce 10 he REFRACTORY in FTanklfusi
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NJ have Consistently hand lsEss stock or JsPsasa
w Jar Covers Of All aiZes, Union 81. No 10. -
Aug et., iwd. cAYwooD CoNRLIS co.
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CITY OFPTCERS FOR 1852.

MORGAN NELSON. Mayor.
JAMES y. WHEATE, Clerk
H. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L SANosTON, Sergeant
StTgtanrs Dsyutiss-Ist ward-Isaac NJ Pearl Cd ward
Adm W. Clemens Sd waTd-John Bowers. eth ward
Henry p. Chaplne. 9th ward-James S. Campbell.
JoHN MooRE Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB 4. BIER, Wharf Master.
JAcoB AufcK, Street Commissioner.
JAHEs N. EwINo, Assessor and Collector OF Water
JoGHul C. wnET Lumber and Coal SIeasuror and Gua.
CUR OF Wines and LiquOTB.
DANIEL MURRAY Market Master.
THoMAs CAMPBELL, Collector Of Assessments.
wv J. SToDDART, City Surveyor
JGMEs r. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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IR1IBRRs OF COUNCIL.

FrEsr wARD.-John Mcclure, Jr.; John Hughes; 3. u.
Woodrow Isaac Cots.
sEeoHD wARD-John Bishops Geo. e. wiekham-
THIRD wAED.-S. BndyiJ j. Yarnalli John N. Math-
GWs; Daniel Lamb.
FouRrH wARp.-Dr. James TanDeri B. C. Jefersi a. S.
HaIIowell; d. v. ThaTpj David Hammond.
FITTH wARD.-Georgs Forbes John w. Gill; Lorenzn
D. Wait; Jacob HOrnbTooki Henry Eehols.
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d CHARLES J. PETERSON,
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam.
plesof Female Courage DisintsSeStedneSs
and Self-sacnfce ofAncient anil
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-04
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