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MEDICINA AL.
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry!
The best Remedv ever tsnoxx,, i, f, W., rs

b!ss4,ng 81 ne Lsmgs, Difficult Breathing Lirer A6ec.
'e''e' rSm or IreGk1ess Of he Breast Side First
In Short this Basamis peculiarly adapted to every dseas,
varying climate. - - s!+t
Wild Cherry has long been known possessmportant
edctnel properties This to every niAro
in land, and Physicians often preseribe in Ifers
orEs for variety Of complaints Tar, Also has bsen
equsy noted orits virtuesj and physicians whose
names are familiar to the whole country gone
70 uoeiaTc that even consumption could be by ,L
aoIe In other hands, again. 1t nearly valueless owing
odo4b TO their ignorance in preparing administering
dthculty now entirely obviated by Paticntcxpeencs
Inc extraordinary medicinal powers these two srb.
are now for the first time, combined and
IN DIX WlSFAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. t.y
nice chemical process, everything or useless =
rejected, so that what remains Is mos
truly remedy for all kindst monary
that theory is really true yyc re c,v cnsss nf
cure parIOrmed by this Iaonderfu NM 4 { inc ~ ~ W
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Look to your COUGHS

80, -, ,.-I-7f< 001 OOUBuS!
'O all such as are iaboring under Couehs Cola,
yo, ness, rams In the Breast, Splitting blood @
nonnS S recommend the use of Brentlinger,s Con-
s .yiuP Oh Boneset, pleasant SAFE Snd 49, I
cure 1t can be had at Messrs PAxroH & sno speedy
the Suspention Bridge and al 30 N LAKES, end Of
BRENTLINGER & ARMsTRoNc,s
'" Monroe street, WhseIinby
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94o9s947 q 9G9444 90 2
Ino iipeS Sared BY of only bottles of JVstar
Baksam of Wild Cherry"

su1e nc NC q uHly HlIee 0oles IVstdT'S
Batsan of Wild Cherry.' .
. Mt. Eden KY, July 24, 1862.
Messrs. Harcourt, Howard q Co.-Gcnts:-rhe siI)r
Wstars Basam OF Wild Cherry" that bought Of yo, has
been OF such signal benefit in family, wish 10 make
its virtues known for the benefit OF the public
My wife took cold at the time her confinement which,
cetted cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her ds
case consumption She had proflse and had
she was given up for we despared OF recovery
and her child partook of her complaint She then con
menced taking "WfsdT's Baisam Of Wild Cherry, and
three bottles effected entire with her and The ehi
both. " ~ - "''
have no doubt that they would now been in their
Cherry. SETH r. SRARCY
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate is above is man of ma
much veracity as any in this country, and OF good
Judgement and place entire reliance on his statement
HARCOURT. HOW Am 6,Cn
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CITY DIRECTORY.

cludes also the foreign postage OF % CENTS On those re-
ceved tho foreign postage is required to be paid in ad
vance, leaving the United States postage OF 20 be
collected on delivery. On newspapers from the United
States cents must be and those received four
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Another Arrival of
ST APT,E Gn0DC

M have this day received large quantity of Stanlc
Goods eomprising 100 pieces bark Prints pieces
Black Twilled French Cloths, Steel Mixed Cassmere;
Washington and Mt. We Bleached Shrtings; Mernos
stripes extra heavy Long Shawls; Hamilton Canton Elan
mel; Shifting Checks Also, dozen Gcntemens Com
forts, extra heavy, and in coIors.
novS O., w. HEISKEIJ 4, 70
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Silk 6 Dress Goods.

RAYADERE and Floureed silks .eYtIeroeIv ri.h n,
chene ssek s III san e0loT Ashes Of Roses Satin de-
Genes, Caps all Wool French Monslin de Iaines n an
ppsssns' stewart Plaids, French Merinos Motisen III
M n De LANES Turquoise Tibet Cloths elegant PTene
and eolored Alpacas from isf 10 sra ON black
oek o. dress goods in the city. Just received al
WIZ" o w HEISKELL7 & COS
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rens of Edinburgh and Prof Norton of Yale College, New
pages Il steel and 600 engravngs Price in muslin
binding SO; in paper covers for the mail, So. aug "a
Family Groceries No. 1.
Just received and for sale. Wholesale and retail
y Old Coy, Java, Old Yellow and Green Rio Cotee;
Superior Is, Imperial. Young Hyson Gunpowder and
Crushed, pulvertzed and clarified Sugars;
Philadelphia and Honey Syrups;
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Bath Brick and Tripoli Brick dust;
500 b Western Reserve cream Cheese;
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do sap sage do
boxes wax and sperm candles;
10 do chocolate, assorted;
d. .. do cocoa shells;
10 do vareRaied and castillo Soaps;
3 do New York pearl and corn Starch;
100 b Plove OF Rice;
100 Il Hecker's Farina;
100 b Pearl Barley; ...
800 b hulled Barley; - "
10n b Tapioca and Pearl Sage;
100 ID English split Peas and Lentils;
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Seminary proper, Junior Class,
per session, 1900
NEEDLE class, ii 90
81.

. % Ancient Languages, Fourth year ism
No ertra charges. ercep for he olIo,oidg branches:
'ns.c per session of five months with use OF
Tor lessons, - - - 10 m
Y 70 ofinstrument for daily practice 960
MODERN Languages, Painting or drawing Ism
Et: oroidory, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
-lEe, - = - f "' r m
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcn Music Teacher gives lessons OF the Semina.
ry III sequence of the extra trouble the
OIL as IN tho Seminary, viz: SIS per session. .,
fups charged the time entrance to the close
OF and nc deduction made except for sickness
WIN reference to the management the school, we
w We only say that have and La,o
administered kindly inleed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Our
cure o. Female night and day This system gives
sy'rn We have found Teachers who have well sustain
ell our views. ~ "' '
as to the progress of pupils sound learning
those nterested will visit attend exan &c
Wn Will point them 10 the members higher classes
and say-Hfc SAINT nosrd are our
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III
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oHYRR,s UNIVEiR.sTi,,15 -

EDITED nv. = ~ - Z
Ihs Gssse.
taee OF the Legion of Honor in Par a. The
gemnr IN receive splenid
q, ihe Puohsner will supply Specimen npr,h -
ments With t and make liberal
lie win also snpnv tSE circulation THE UNIVERSITY
rates. anu ~ larger number at the "a ma
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lNrtiLLIGENCE
S6oOKHAND> OFFICE.


: B0OKHAN Nd JOB OFFICE.
take this occasion their friends
And the public generally that in connection with the Office
OF the Daily lntegencer, they have Office expressly
fitted up for he execution of all kinds of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
Their materials being mostly embracing
test styles Of Lob ype and their large and well selected
oNHest Cash prices, and the Job Oce being distinct
sArtmen carefully efficiently msnaged they can earan.
lee to their customers entire satisfaction as regards tho
Neatness, Accuracy md PrOmpIness,
With which their work viii be done.
They are prepared to execute
CARDS, PROGRAMMES
CIRCULARS, Posters, ......
LABELS. CONCERT BILLS,
BILL HEADS, BALL T1cKETs,
Hits LADING, STEAMBOAT BILss,
BANK CHECKS, AUCTION Bills
ORDER Books, DRAY TICKETS,
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ri Norris, RAILROAD BLAHKs,
RECEIPTS, HOTEL RRGIsrERs,
PRoTEsTs, SUMMONS,
BRIHTs, ELEcr.oR Tickets,
And every other description press Printing Also
llkinds of work in
COLORS AND BRONZEa.
IAN orders from distance promptly attended to.
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ODD FELLOWS.

RooM. No. 1923, Market street. near the Post Office
vtRotStus LODeE No 3, every Thursday evening"
FRANKLIN LODGE, No. 1S meets every Monday evening"
wnEEtlTe LOBBY Nc g. meets every Saturday eyening
rASoLA LODGE NO o. meets every Frday evening.
each month.
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DIR. Guysotfs Improved Extractor
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA
TON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, oUINlNE, ..
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1ClHARLEs . pErERsoN.

~ - CHARLES ]. PETERSON,
~ a., LEl No. IS Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA
n; B;-A specimen copy sent when desired. Don't sss
>cfloe ior any other Magazne till you va seen this
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CONGRESS HALT,

he subscribers take pleasure in informing their ,i,
~ anu tne travelling community generally mai tbev mus
tnHen possession OF that well established and re
-a. r CONGRESS HALL, -t
They have hal ,Lo h9 Ihlrd andC Chestnut streets
improvements introduced and frnisbs5 i a the
ol elegance which will at render it
In u decidedly the best located house in tho cit
I'nea s vicinity OF business EXCHANGE
house, anu many other public buildings SuStoh
lanes OF omnibuses leave for every Iart or ,h.;. q
OF this House. 4"s within one square
Inc subscribers are determined to snare M n.,.
traveller. ''aoie nome to the
James p Norris MoKRis & JACKSON Proprtstors i!
Dunon the in house
HOTEL ST. Louis, will have control ~ ON
saaor oi the House. assisted by polite and manage
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To Readers

UST received at the Depot. confessions of an
Boy; Minnie Grey; Capt. Kidd the Wizard of The
Seal Head and Hearts Adventures OF Aid canr; The
Burial or the Rival Suitors Whitehall, or the times
SS1omwsl Punam,s new monthly Magazine for January
from Monroe, and opposite the Northwestern hank
7
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WASHINGTON

from stuart's most celebrated E..futS,y-
IhilS large and magnificent Portrait of w Isu,.cr
from the BURN OF American tist considered by
Gc's O. art ever published and likeness Of w @
!k1ToN The size OF the plate ia eighteen by
s should be In the hands of American citizen
r. Correet copy nom Stuarts celebrated ory,n,,
Falntins now at the State House, Hartford a.
It finely engraved and printed on
reduced the price TO ONE DoLLARi e PupHsher has
All persons RENTING the amonnt may RELY unon rsc,
sng PeIIect copy by return OF mail to any part or
free OF postage. e i"i tne lose,
Address all orders, postpaid, to the pubp ar I'd.
-ai ~ =. JOHN S. - .YLOR. -l
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PETERSONsS
Lady's National Magazine.
Only SIPS TO Climbs where other

Only S1,25 TO Clubs where other
Magazines are 90.
+ a+s aii5 EDITED BY 'ai7la.p
ANN y. STEPHENS 81 e. j. Peterson
The continued increase in the subscription list of tb
oheapest Masa=sne In the world stimulates propr,
following .-- ~
va 90 GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR 1872
The January number will be ready by the first of DE-
and Will be, in all respects double number and seIr
to most Annals The earliest subscribers MI
most perfect lnp esslons OF the Mezzotnts, CG.ored
g geaiIS &C The number altogether viii be he
PARIS AND BLooMER FASHIONS BOTH
Noother Magazine has ever attempted to tbi,,
poi hg the IashonS II is III fact ALWAYS month
OF an rvals 10 each magnifcentIy coofed Plate is ad
Latest STYLES, received direct from ondon and PsIiS
ordeF TO suit 81 taste the 'Eadies' NATIONAL for 1S Vi
WIN report the BtHsmsT FashIons These will be Eynl
% SoloIed Plates showing the prettiest and
Stsies, as worn Boston, New York and PhiSelpb,-
LADIES who adopt the Bloomer as well as hose boada
IIorIS ans styles, wil find this, in abort eoma
elV9eui they viii be ofeyery Variety as for insspu
Masmhcspt MeZzounts; Line Engrayings; Coicred FOT
Ciotchet Work, and Hair Work &c &c
MIS-. stephens after an absence OF nearly twoyeanh
mas returned 10 America, addition oa nor
Sketches OF Travels Abroad which alone will h. WON
Inc subscriptions price And in addition to this tie entg
IH VI eonIbuos comprising allthe best Female A.
Writers. 49,. W 'A 'Dl w.
=, BEST Ia DIES, MAG Az1NE IN THE WORLD.
complete its actions for 1852 and render TIE
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Lacteo Ior Senes OF Illustrated articles from compete.
nanus, on Horsemanship, Horticulture, Crotehetwo
complete than ever yet published in any periodical
Dasuy 1t Is MGsdz pure MORALS and invaluable
mat account, in the family. -
hne copy for one year. =. 3 q
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Wines and Liquors.
RI PACKAGES containing
W. Pure Brandies, of all grades;
Blackberry and Ginger Brandies;
Irish and Scotch whiskey; Jamaica spirits; .
Holland Gin; N K. Rum, very old, and common do;
very fine d'Port, Madeira and Sherry wines;
Mamsley Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga do
Champagne wines; u $3.50
Cordials; Brandy, Fruits; -
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sMISCELl. lALN EOUS.


tfHE regular time tho commencement oftbe Pa,,
Session OF this institution, he fTst dav o. Sen
:.osr 1er Each Session continues fire calendar ,ontIx
Ihe teachers at present with tho Scmnarv
ttc as follows: q .LHlNEt lL.fasG - = i -
Miss S. V. BLISS.
Miss MARGARET ORR,
Miss MIRA III. TOWNSEND a-a -aSstSkGHS
Miss FRANCIS L. HARDING, ! -E
tatnt 20. . fsrf' "'g A>eF1't'
Pn: JOHN WINKLE, Music aud German
|. LIZ; Dc MASSlAS, French and Dyaioiae
FroL Is. II. STONE, Vocal Music.I =-ts, 5lE
MISS Orr Will not take active duty tho cou,1
On account OF Providential detention at hon, hlt vi
pr opahly DO with us in tho Spring. z Pr -
Miss Bliss has been for several years conncc:s lt :
nary near Philadelphia. She only gives H. a ms:
s IN tho higher branches taught in semnaries but is
70 an experienced Teacher of Music French rup.
~ can receive lessons they may prefer either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the re vii.
cachers and arrangements made courses OF
lurimenter - - '' anu 7N-
would again direct the attention orparents to tht
erms In the Seminary Any knowing the grade
pupii, will at once know the OF Tuition Where
ic majority ofthe studies of pupil are in any particular
lass, that Is the pupils grade. ' f'N
hoard and Tuition with room rent Bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages If desired, per session
,,S ~, Nv n n ,1, 800 90
ilAY PuPILS-Tmton-Prima Junior (;rndensr
session, coo
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.Z25 Hats and Caps.
C6 DoZ assorted Caps from IS $40 to be pro
cured at s. D. Harper's Hat and Cap store, whose
legitimate business is selling Hats Caps which is The
placeto call for fashionable articles in his line sep %
The Oil of Grape Vine:
HlS Oil is the result oftwenty years NV
y French Physician, and is now extensively used in
FRANCE both for the ofkeeping the hair glossy
restoringit in bald places - e''' anu
This on is particularly recommended as II will ren1er
he Hair SON. glossy, and piable, besides making il
two shades darker. - "o"us
Prepared only by DR.. Fontan par,s 2octs per bo,ts
---L Fore>le by J.B. VOWEL. 81 Unionst.
i.'s New Fall Goods! 7s-
s'HlS morning will commence opening our Fall s,orL
l. OF Goods among which may be found The fooynp.
49, DRESS SILKS
Very rich Brocade 1t Silks Plain black Gro n. Rb,s
Black & eol'd Pout De Sole, Fancy CoIored Glaze,
Madame De Rossi Brocades : for falI wear ~ ~"
entirely new, Stewart Plaid Still, ~ 49,
~ E ue !hi, NIUE; trely new designs.
French ChintZes very beautiful. =.
BombaZlnes, Lupins make, extra Of" .'s'.'.. rl
Our OF Fall Shawls is unequaIed for
and variety, consisting or 1'Ss1"ee
Ermtne fur Shawls, all colors es .a-.
Thibet Palm Shawls, all colors |a. '"' .|-
Grape ShaNHs, at all prices, Embrode red and nsin
French Cashmere Shayyls ~ pain
Bay State and French Plaid shawls.
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES. 80
Eoroioefed Fiouncing in Swiss and Jaconet Muslin.
Kicn trimmings in great variety, for dresses u
Trimming buttons, in new designs - a=- .a-
f Sii5ges and Lases in every width. .ls.a G..
N Mae niaca :. ana eoored Velvet Ribbons ID
trimming Ribbons entirely new style g.
sepeo : = 49, - - o. W. HEISKELL &. On
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RooM, No ia, Main St. Robb's Chair Factory
ONO LopoE, No. 1o1 meets the first Monday night Of
very month. W
wnEEtIso UNION CHAPrER, No. 10, meets the second
Monday night Of every month.
WHEELING LODGE, No. 12S, meets the third Monda,
night OF every month.
WHEELING EHCANPMEST X. T., meets on the fourtl,
Monday night of every month.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Terehants' and MechanIcs' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1895. CAPITAL S540, 900.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w GILL, Presidents soprrsKr BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank Of virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919. CAPITAL S.95.10O
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JoHNc. CAMPBELL, Presidenti DAsL. LANE, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday. ..
NEanufncturers' md Farmers, Bank 4
of Wheeling. .
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL srocK $500, Ooo
THos SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier
..H..a wheeling SavinRs' Institution.
'-...i . No 1872, Main st.
. lNcPoBoRATED 1884. CAPITAL $4,000.
NJ NELSON, Presidents WILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer,
Discount day-Thursday.
Savings Bank OF Wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets Centre Wheeling
lScoRFoRATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
THoS. H. LIST, President; WIZ. RANKIN, Treasurer
Discount day, Friday.
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JACOB S. SHRIVER, p. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF AAILs-1NEw RAxGrxEx-,
Great Mail-arrives 8 p. M, from the East
.... departs at - p. M, to the West,
Great Mail-arrives at 81 a. M, from the West
departs at s q. m, to the East
Wcllsv1le-arriTes daily CSunday excepted at 10 n M
departs at a. m. f-'
Hltonsvlle-arrives Tuesday and Friday, at ia, a. M;
'tcparts same day, same time. Ia " '''
ParkersbuTg-arrives Monday Wednesday and Friday.
uerarts at 10 Tuesday, Thursday and Satursx
daily Sundays exceptsd) at II ~
.iepartsat6, A..
Wo0ster-arves Tuesdays, Thursdays SATURDAYS At
GA Departs Monday, Wednesday and Friday at n m
Morgantown-Uia Waynesburg. Pa, THURSDAY at
CO. Departs Friday at g. a
Departs Wednesday 8 a. IN.
bethany 9Ed West bery-lcaves O'Clock on Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday
RATES POSTAGE.
The Post Office law, passed March 3d. 1881 FIVE.
the rates of Postage follows S
On LetterS-Any distance within the u S. not excee1ns
1000 miles, Per half ounce less &c prepaid g. unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &c prepaid, 1oc unpaid
Every halfounce less additional, be charged extra
according to the above rates.
Drop leers1 cent; advertised letters cent dditiona
10 any other charges -s-I..f-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

This includes handbs, pamphlets, engravngs, maya.
Tincs books and every other description printed matter
which there Is writing
bound books not exceeding q lbs in weight All printed
mater other than newspapers to bona d subccrbers and
periodicals. published longer period months to
be prepaid or charged with double the above rates
These rates include, addition speciRed
all etosP9Pers not sent to actual subsrrlbers
On NeSpdPeTs not exceeding in weight sent
from the office OF publication, quarter wErxLEs
Distance from county OF publication excecdg M &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11
Custom, House.

Collector OF Customs, Office No. 40, Union street
npoItatons this port by way of New
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.