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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

CITUATION WANTED-AS SALESMAN OR BOOK.
- keeper, in either Wholesale retail dry good,
store by young man, nineteen years of age Is compe
tent at either business he has had years
rience and is willing to make himself generally useful Il
his employer. permanent situation is most desired
Can give the best of city reference required call
note addressed p c. $50 Elizabeth street. will be attend
ed to with promptness for a few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17
THE LECTURE SEASON.

| TJOPE CHAPEL LEGTURES-TEIE REV. DR.. JOHN
Prouddt, OF Rutgers College, lectures on Friday
evening at O'Clock. Subject The popular element in
the history of the early Christian Church" Tickets so
cents; two tickets admit gentleman and two ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

VNTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A VERY RESPECTABLE
wv Protestant woman, nurse and seamstress, or &c
do chamberwork and waiting in small private family
Best OF city reference given Apply at lib Twenty seventh
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues, for two
days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

rIJO MERCIIANTS--A SITUATION Is WANTED BY A
j young man. in a Wholesale commission house. or
general clerk and collector and i'll assist at the books
has been engaged at the business for three years
Can well recommended. Address, 4. G. + Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

VXTANTED-A CHILD u NURSE, BY A REsPECrA-
wv BILE married lady, Address DR.. J.. Fisk, 40 Dclan
CIV street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

/ (NlRI. WANTTD--A SMALL PRly ATE FAMILY WANTS
N Protestant girl to do general Homework; must be
good plain cook and washer and roner best
| required. Apply al 303 West Twenty frst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE. 1l3 Full
IN ton street, n. Y.-BIsANCH & MCDONNELL solicit
o. inrn,tIre p,an1dorte fanny goods
will make advances TO the extent Of s25 OoO Consg
ments shall in all be promptly closed and settled
They will give attention to sales of real estate stocks
and to out door sales generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

C. FUTILE, AUCrIONEER. FASHIONABLE FUR
"A. niture at auction, without reserve, this day.
"A. c. futile will SELL on Thursday, at 10 O'Clock on
the premises No. 102 Broadway, large and valuable
assortment Of superior household furniture eompsisng
rich rosewood, mahogany and black walnut paxis hail.
bedroom, library, and dining furniture Of th6 best
quality The to be sold without reserve for cash.
for account of whom it may Goods paek4d on
the premises and shipped ut moderate charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

DoY WANTED--WlTH THE BEST or REFERENCES
ID Apply at SEAI, CARROLL RUrCHINSON'S 547
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

DRFSERVES, PICKLES, RAISINS, &c, AT AUCTION
Friday Feb IS at IL O'Clock, at 81 hey street,
GreenwclIeas sugar, coffee maccaroni, vormicel
H. German entl raisns, figs, currants prunes herring,
brandy wine gin, segars &c, in lots 10 suit buyers.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, AuetSoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRi. WISHES A
n situation chambernad and to assist IN washing
and ironing; understands the oil children Has
objection to the country Good reference given. Apply
at 2Ol Seventh street, second floor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

DETER PARKS. AUCrlONEER- BOOK BINDERS STOCK
i Machinery, Materials &c.On Friday, 18th inst at
10 o'clock, at No l. Gold street. being the contents Of
the establishment oil the late Thos j. Smith, comprising
ruling machines presses, tools, stock &c. worthy the
attention Of the trade. Catalogues now ready.
PETER PARKS II Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

A GENTLEMAN, POSSESSING A THOROUGH KNOW
IA ledge Of the wach jewelry and fancy L. is de-
srous Of btainng situation in wholeaic establish
ment, or would tske the management OF retail
The advertiser perfectly understands every department.
the above trades and Is frstrate salesman. Address
J. j., Broadway Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

VXTANTED-A SITUATION Al LADIES MAID OR
wv nurse, by experienced female who bss lied the
place Of national teacher for six years in England
is also first class dress maker and general
Undoubted reference. Please cali for address T. j. q
No II Delaney street third story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY A MARRIED.
VI man, with one child. Will be disengaged by the
first of March next He has been regularly bred to the
business in The Old country, and has experience o.
nine years in this, which renders him competent take
charge Of extensive place. consisting OF greenhouses
and grs peres He IA nlso excellent landscape garden
er. Acapable, sober man with good references. Fol
particulars, inquire for T. NJ. I. Donuelly's No
South William street, ut AIess1 j. NJ Tiorburn Co. a
Is John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

nRUG CIFRK.--A SITUATION WANTED BY
~ young man who perfectly understands the city ne
tail and prescription business, and give the best
ference to his last employer and Others Please address
]. Boyd. Herald Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-17

CHURCHES.
GTTuEwE, EYiscop1ledn, corner Monroe and Byron
StTeets REV WILLiAN RAsERoNu AoStuIi +hOiAhs SCI
vice i0I, eveninETll
O. tnuS,R EpseopaEean Main street, between First
Ss,ond Centre Wheengi Rev. JAS ID: MeCAnE, Pastors
Morning service 1Ol evening ~ eoek Service and Ice
iure Friday evenings al " O'Clock. Seats FREE
F,urr PREspYrERIAx, Rer. n. H. Weed, Pastor Fourth
street between Monroe and Quncy Service Morning and
afternoon
SECOND PREsnrTERIAS, Rec. Cyrus Dickson, Pastor.
webster between Main and Markets Centre Wheel
ing; Service morning and evening
THIRD PREsBYTERIAN Rer. M. PGtaY. Pastori First
NvsTd Hose Hail. Main street, above Washington North
waesIngI Service morning and afternoon.
FooRTn STREET METHODIST ErScoPAL. Rer. s. B. DalD.
,o Pastor Fourth Street, between Monroe and Quincy
Service morning and evening.
NoR-a S4aEEr METHODIST RpiseoFAL, Rer. YIN. wiz
- pastor conner Market and North sts., North Wheel
ns; Service moVuinE and EVENING"
CuAPLIHE ST. METHODIST RPscoPAL, Rer. f. q. Mich
.o Pastor; Chhpne street, between First and Second,
entire Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
GEKNAN MEruoDIsr BPfscoPAL. Rer. Hr. ByeadSeel,
lstor ChApNne street. between Webster and Third Cen
Wheeling
ST. JANEs' CATHEpR Roman Catholic RI. Rer. BishGP
v. WhelaH, Fifth Street. corner OF Hampden, service
I'UVning and afternoon.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED Rsr. A. Mcclure Pastor, correr
Market and JeerSon streeis service morning and after
BLPTiET Re- J. W.Nren PASTOR Clay street, between
EinhAnd Sixth, service morning and evening
FiRET INDEPENDENT CONoR ATfONAL UN1r GRIAN Rev
WEBSTER, Pastor, Market street, between Webatsr
Third, Centre Wheeling, service morning and evening
III EVANaEtIcAL PROTESTANT. Rec. KToeSaT Pastor.
Z zI0rs ByANoELIckL LvTHERAN, Rev. r. Nmmsr,naH.
PGsto corner Market and Monroe Streets service TO-
Nsg JEErs.E,S swessnSOrEtsH,. No IS Union street,
IgwJsH az AaoauE, No 80, MonroestTeet
DiatiSLES. PiTstHnse company HAIL. Market sire
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BURNERS
& SPRINGS.

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
ceiye and accommodate visters This delightful wa.
terng place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock be-
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains. The new
Building Zone length) commenced
been completed aud s ready for the reception OF
bOARDERS; and number OF Cottages, ,or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALYBEATTE LIMESTONE and SLATE, all having
fountains within circumference OF thirty yards
tile work Natures labIatoTy. They send forth
sufficient quantity Of pure water TO supply many
sim ground gradually rising TO the south and east until
it reaches the westctm base OF the Mansanutten, from
most enchanting landscape views the country To the
SOUTH south east and east there arc number OF mounds
100 feet above the level bottom in front and to the
north. the Springs Many OF these elevations
he anproached rom the east rear by gentle
RE Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery ut-
ting spurs its deep ayines and its lofty peaks, presents
iva moi anna which, bold outline and pleasing Variety
Is msu by mountain scenery in Virginia In.
decd the scenery presented NiGyg OF
ihe Masanuen and Fort Mountains embracing the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be seen TO be
In addition the Springs proper, there number Of
HE. IN Us Mountain spring 5o yards distant; The
Coid spring short distance nom this ,. Immediately
70 inc SCUM 1on The momntsn SIDE Is tbs ,yest vi
i,cate Spring The Spring recently opened amid the
beauti Of willows that shade the Sulphur Springs,
and which believed 10 possess peculiar medicinal quail
VstsTs Coming from the North or East can enter the
the proxmityo he mountains, about twelve miles
iii cast lromr Springs The rugged grandeur this
,StnTaI defe the rocks towering the very clouds
| al lilies the traveller with awe and admiration.
ON arriving at the Springs, the invalid has at with
nom the cares and peTpexes tolls and monotony
M the busy world and may TeeupeIae his exhausted
Eies by quafng the pure waters that necessarily flow
nrepaT ed for the nouTishnsent of his fraiI body.
Ne will state, the benefit or those who may BE
aware or the fact that large attached to
The Springs whee persons havs their horses pastured
or stabbed they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
! Cigars, Tobacco &c
An attentive ostleT will be in attendance servants
TO the different departments OF the house, and everything
done that contribute to the Ort of the
PeTsons visiting the Springs the North can leave
baltimore in the morning. and arrive here the morn.
fnc by the way Winchester and Woodstock Persons
nom the South will leave Staunon in the morning, arrive
| NJ Woodstockto dinner, and the Springs TO tea.
For the amusement OF those who may wish to partci-
pate such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
| lac been erected for the accommodation OF viaters
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GENERAL. JACKSON
AND MARTIN LUTHER


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This magnifI cnt composition contains nearly h.
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Each impression is accompanied 10y Instructive petont
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history which led TO the AMI the principles c0H
ded for.
connection with Sartain's Magazine both works VII
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One copy Ofthe Magazine, and one ofthe Print, 3
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together with one copy OF bO:h works 30 the geer .
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PROSPECTUS
oFTRE
AMERICAN wHIG REVIEW


the originai Prospectus of the American Review
Asued al Washington by Mr.. Cotton its former PIoP't
tor and Editor number of the leaaiEs Wig MsHSs,s
the Twenty seventh Congress C1St6-6) subscribed th
nameS to the following resolution
Earnestly approving the plaE OF such National oiE
long needed and OF manifest Importance, the
agree TO contribute for its cages from time TO time ~
communications may bS necessary TO set forth ana
end the doctrines of th United Wing Party Of the
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel d. Barnard, j. ~
Pherson Rcrrien, j. r. IngerSoII, E. Joy Morris, II
CngmaH, Daniel Webster, K. C. Winthrop, Thomas ~
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. P. Kennedy, VIM s. ArehH
Rufus ChOatc, Alexander Fl. Stephens" -
An engraved portrait OF some distinguished person
be foun2 in every number Of the Review. They WHY,
ally te portraits OF living American Statesmen, and W.
ever that is possible, will be accompanied with an eS
tic Memoir OF the person represented. ,,,;,a
The first objects OF the Review are OF course PoHH
1t designed to set forth and defend the PTiEeP! \,
measures, the OF the United Wing Parry o. "
Union It matter OF just repro01h to thai
that though 1t embraces its due proportion OF the
gence and learning OF the country, it has no 9arer
Monthly Organ devoted to the expression and deels
its opinions nd The conductors or tho An
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TERMs,-Singie subscriptions 80 a year, in adysS'
Subscriptions TO clubs OF not less than ten persons
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aug24 100 Nassaust, New foIN
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ERUPF1vE DISEASES.

TT has now settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofour city, that in the Uuu
letter and many other diseases, BRENI.;NGER's ELuD
EXTRACT SARsAPARlLLA AND DANDELOE, is decidedly
above ali other preparations lspeaks whenever
used; and although have taken pains
hight published through the papers, appointing ngents
for the sale it, yet almost weekly receiving
ders from Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky other
states by who by chance have heard
pitts wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman Vermont lew days since, who used it for
very serious diseased
DEAR DocroR:
The two bottles ormcdiCire got from you
whenin Wheeling, have nearly cured please send
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
1t is now prescribed by nearly the Physicians OF our
city quack medicine, for have made them
quaiIed with the component parts and say II
such as we have not the opPortunyo making it known
to- that it entirely from all minerals, and is
the least Incompatible with any the preparations ofI0
dine, Fowler's solution, other properties.
To be had Paxton & Lakes, and F. YahrDE soil
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va
JuIy 9
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Cincinnati EIydrOPnthic Or
Water Cure Establishment

TNHE above Institution is open reception
patients II is located about five miles LIom the city,
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad in the rear and at
distance from the Miami Canal in the 'front.'
Ieng easy OF to those DESTROYS OF enjoying the
benefits OF the Institution
To nature, few parts OF the country FUR
nish pleasing variety OF scenery than itself
before the traveller all the way rom Cincinnati TO the
Cure There and art combine rendering the view
beautiful beyond description
The new, large, and beautiful Edifce displays the
of the artist at glance The neatness and eegAnce OF the
INTERIOR combined with the numerous attractions which
Ibis Establishment Iesra bic one The Halls aye extern
sivc Rooms spacious and inviting, where the invalid
pleasure from atmospheric Influences
n5 nrtx Tnisbed the hath Rooms arc ample and rom
modious being convenient the application OF water in
every form In connection with the Institution there is
Gymnasium Hail. seventy five long. where patients
strength by heaithu; exercise. The Springs which
and abundant; flowing from gravey bed, they send
forth water both cold and delicious The country and
neighboThood are remarkable LOT heathuneSs purity OF
air, and variety OF scenery Athings combined we can
not think OF more desirable place. for those seeking
PEAsE, having had much experience in the treatment
pains will besPared the restoration health
those committed to his Mrs PEAsE, who has, for
devoted her attention the treatment
diseases peculiar to her and being qualified
s 5snsItn.1t PToi.ysus Tter with It's train "
ailments that bane OF female beauty health and happiness
lness OF large portion of the fair will treaefn
this Institution successfully independent Of PessaTes
supporters OF kind To this subject would invite
attention OF ladies, as in all shall expect
perform perfect cure
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop at the Carthage
station Patients requested to bring two coInlOra.
bles blankets, sheets, six towels and
quantity OF old linen suitable for bandagcs.
TERNs-The terms for Board, Medical Services and all
ordinary attendance will be ten dollars per week payable
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient TO an
extra charge Some deduction will be to those whD
find 1t necessary to spend length OF time Institu-
ton Transient persons will be charged two dollars per
three five dollars win be charged for the 6rss
examination
For further particulars address
D. A. PEASE, II. D.
CarthaEe. Hamilton Co. Ohio auga4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WuEELINCs FEMALE SEMINARY.

TLHHE regular time tho commencement Oftho Fall
Session Of this institution VIII he tho Tst day o. SEP
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev b. W ToLFoRD, b. d. Principal,
Miss S. v. BLISS.
Miss MARGARET ORR, 1s;,,,
Miss MIRA H. TOWNSEND, ASSISTANTS
Miss FRANCIS L. HARDING,
Hiss MARY o. TOLFoHD, assistant Primary Depart.
IaeHt.
PTof, JOHN WI ISEI M.sts and gf5Den
Prof. b. b. STONE, FOCAL Music.
Miss Orr will not take active duty tho coming .'ss;oi,
En account OF Providential detention ut hon kas vi
probably be with us in the Spring.
Miss Bliss has been for several years conncc:Sl
CmnaTy near Philadelphia. She not only gives ,.strus-
tho higher branches taught i'll Summaries, but is
SO experienced Teacher of Music and French Pupils
NusIc receive lessons they may prefer, either
Toui Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
he Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made for courses OF Lectures
Sore the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct the attention OF parents, to thi
Terms in the Seminary. Any knowing grade
lie majority of the studies oI pupil IN any particular
lass, that is the pupils grade.
Lights, and Ancient Languages, If desired, per session
Of five months, $500
flashing for foarders per toz 20
LAY PUPIIa-Tuton-PrimAry, Junior t'radcper
session, 600
{" Seminary proper, Junior Class,
Mcddie class, 90
Senior class, iG 90
:. Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
No era charges, eIcepi JoT the JoLlondg branches:
llns.o roT session Jrfve months with OF instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
t':c Orinstrument for daily practice, 200
,lud:. Il Languages Painting or drawing, 1000
Irg, 800
vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
WhC!a Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina-
IL orscquencc OF the extra trouble the is char
cii rs Il; the Seminary, viz: SIS per session.
PPs charged from the time OF entrance the close
u .cssl0q and nc deduction made except Cor sickness
Witlifeercnce to the management OF the school, we
have only osay that we have here Government and Lar,
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law. which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
arrangements also such that pupils under the
Female Teachers night and day This systcmgvcs
ira and trouble to Teachers, but is the only Sd
sllt~n We have found Teachers who have well sustain
ell views.
As TO the progress OF our pupils in sound learning
those interested will visit us, attend examinations,
will point them 10 the members higher classes
nrh snyc snt MostTG 1HOHtnenta-hcre pledges
Wheeling.
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and tho travelling community generally that they have
this day possession OF that well established end ia
vorably known Hotel
CONGRESS HALL,
Third and;C Chestnut streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired, the
modern improvements introduced, and furnshedin style
Of elegance which will at render it unsurpassed
comfort and convenience
This decidedly the hest located house in the city being
in the immediate vicinity business the Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings.
Lines Omnbuses leave for every part of city every
lew minutes their head quarters being within square
OF tnis House
The subscribers are determined spare no pains in
rnakng this convenient and comfortable home TO the
traveller. ~
Janlea E. Norris, is well known many orthe busI
ncss visiting the CITY, lately in the Hardware house
James J. Duncan & Co.. and formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia HOTEL St Louis will have control OF the manage.
neHt OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
~
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TIE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIES.
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