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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15
September, 10, 1853.

CorroN.-Mr. Stewart, Cotton Broker, of
New York, says, in relation to the coming crop,
in his circular TO 60 by the Liverpool steamer
1.-THE crop prospects continue on the whole
favorable. The season so far has been wet
one, and in several sections the plant has been
brown, from this cause, too much into weed,
anEpartial complaints of the forms shedding and
of woras are heard Of. Should we have dry
weathe'from this date and late frost, we shall
IPYe goo, and possibly very large CROP
prevaileds rseler OF the weather which has
an early FROST Mason of injury from worms, or
lief, but not suffcetimes been the current be-
, movement" - IntelRto start a speculative
MtNYrsorA.--The chm ..----
features of Minnesota are simnd agricultural
New Hampshire AMI Maine, ito Vermont,
7 ence, 10 wit In pace of Tho rugJhis differ,
New England, Nance abounds inn'llS of
and easily cultivated lads level or slighrly'lIe
4 dulating.
teristics, and he bves lie steady cold winters
e with uniform sleghingn its season, as well as
4 the genial rays o. sumers sun.
q This characteristics Of DIV Engand's laborieps
!, and energetic sons consates them the fit dwell
IS ers in Minnesota
IS Accordingly, "e Ies' ol our inquiries show
e that the majority oil the 'zens and influence in
: Minnesota has come fro New England.
is Over the fsriils SOIL Minnesota, the New
is England of the West, ridly flows the tide OF
e humanity, liberty lowing truth. searching. NH.
N losophyappying, equiIJiadoatirg, and law
10 abiding
r. As viii the Purians, . school house and
At The honsgof God were aISg thef first proyi. |
D. sions,.-sp IN Minnesota. -lnielliseneer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

win be at once wholly destroyed, or that de-
PRAYED appetitss can in that way, hs.rReled out
n fohibilery law rests upon q
If forbidding men from putin.
heir neighbours lips. The mora
81 since enacted this. Is there 60 :
yer known among men. than t. i
we n greater wrong than the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11
BURNRR,B
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

| POWRLLJS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
1gg 9 yss This i dS Wa
teTng place situated eight miles east OF Woodstoek be-
building Gone cd ee in length commenced last
1S3 has ssss Ss ., ieo8y e or is % OF
Pamies have been erected convenient to the boarding
iT'bese SPRINGS consist OF wHrrEs Blue and BLACK
suLFHuR, CHALY9EATrE AAEsToME and 81 all having
tile work NltnIe'S own abatoTy. They send foTth
81 daily They are situated in nat or rather ba
sim ground gradually rising to the south and east until
which presented to the eye or the behoder one OF the
enchanting AndseAps ysws IN The country To The
rising up distances OF nom % to 100 yards, and nom
OF the Springs Many these elevations
be approached from the east gentle ascent
hs s HSIa he dseP rsnes ioy peaks PressntS
paoama which, for bold outline and pleasing variety Is
IL mountain scenery In Virginia. In
deed the scenery presented to ve nom the submits OF
the Mansanne9 sha r05 vaiTst St - Sns IS
In addition to the Springs proper there number OF
nsrS in the vicinity, the principal OF which The
Celebrated Mountain Spring loo yards distant; 2 Tho
Ssn5 SnTnE abort distance nom this; 3 Immediately
above Is Chalybeate sending forth limpid streamj
rs ssSinr nom tie nGnain side is the Sweet ChSy
beafe spring The new Spring recently opened amid the
and which believed TO possess peculiar medicinal quail
eonE nom the North or East can enter the
valley through The narrow passage formed By
The Proximyo ne mGnanT eI9eI we've aes 70 ne
tSrSI detiIe the TockS towering the very Clouds
efTikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
~ siSinG At me SPRINGS the invalid has at onoe with
nom the cares and peTple1es tolls and mopotony
Sf re busy and may recupeTate his exhausted
Tonni him. and paItang OF the rich viands that daily
repared for the nouIishraent OF his fTSn body @
We viii state for the beneht OF those who may not be
aware OF the fact that own large farm attached to
the sps whsIe persons can their horses estuTed
ar stabbed as they may prefer 40 ~ 4
(iEars, Tobacco, DC. 1851, IS te tom e.
n fbe ieren departments the housej everything
sksu N done contribute to tho cOmOTt tho
guests. - - IL Il. :. .sl.z. ID - j
Ia the morning. and arrive here the
ng By thsWay Of Winchester and Woodstoek Persons
South win Stanton in the morning, arrive
~ dinner, and the Springs to tea. ~
For me amusement Of those who may wish to paftie
ate in c exercises, Ten Pin Aey has been erected
BATH House with everything regulate for Bathing,
has been erected for accommodation OF visters.
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AMID MARTINI I,uTHER.

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.NEM BOG
Tbe Campaign of Gen. scott
.AwINTR RgYGNTRR EsTINs BOOK.

i
AFooRR e ANDERSON have Just ready in duodesi
NJ u 9g eESERA s.i scott
- y5t, With snap OF me Battle
astnilsa sisaS man Of Sterling ssnss AR
Id Impartial account of he sawksaaslt IN As N o.
ggsIi, "a and extended sketch o. The last Mexican Cam
~ G5ssftl
Written ina clear and vigorous and itts tlterit
after having COMMENCED its Pc Fna 70 ay y
One Of he most gallant ofiesIstn the Nsxy The
psee tntis department to which 1t beionE4L
m praise TO the author say, thats have
never read a history evidently SO iArly wnuen-Ltt
y. Yo6e lll ard interest Re writes
with yg9ES4ss iss sassSE a sasEs
tSs tistirivlishsd actors mi Eras
ssnns oT Msxean See1eTy and chSaGter orths
IN GEN ScottIs Campag n-SolLNerHh Tefs.
Has gyen The public YsFy attractive
iEt thls booN .asmoaf lfsliko asserpten O.
ps and and qstss ssfRsS see
Re5iep. u ugl1 - 1871 y 75-l ~ ~ - !. -
We follow interest renewed as we advance On
tfinmphs Vera Cruz to the City OF eeo Werel re
Hes q ma nosyers oluteiy the GnnllA o.
His WITH sat felicity
Hi lively and spirited narrator. His battle Akeehes
are extremey vivid and produce onhE
agination. He eritieses the de-
cided partisan spirit but with evident nj
SH5<. ~ a., ~ has ri He'd forth
In reading some oft6e suhSrs descriptions OF sssaus
and storms one can at tho tasctnadon and
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sr o.sss so ePeatedy displayed during the Mexican War
So more than its statistics, andea
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as can ba found any WHARF, superior IN interest
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WASHINGPONl y :. 4 '5 q /

From StuRHt'8 m est eeIebEntedaR ltnt1nBs
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from the BURN ofan American is eonai9eredb
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TSToN The GIs or the plGe Il eehteen twenty eight
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PROsPECFUs
AMERICAN : WIG s. + REVIEW WE

] !. "a ~ 49,
|, AMERICAN WING REVIEWJ
n the oTiginSi Prospectus OF the AaeFean
sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton MS Propie
Editor, OF the leading Wing Members Of
the Twenty seventh Congress fS66) subsertbsd their
Nance TO the following resolatioD:-it tstE 9ia
-tarnGstly approving paE ofsueh National
Jong needed and or manieat Znp0ftdnee the
agree TO Its rem tile to Tine such
communications may DO necessary TO set forth and de-
na the doctrines otha United w Party o. the Uhion
Signed by George P MaTsh Daniel D.. Barnard, y. Nc
PheTson BerTien, J.. R lngeTsoH, e joy Morris, n l.
OlinEmln, Daniel Webster, r. G. Winthrop,
Ter King, Hamilton Fish j. Kennedy VIM S. Archer,
Rufus ChOate, Alexander 3. Seephsns.sss = %
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Union ut has been matter OF repI0aeh to Party
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ounce and learning or the country, II has no Quarterly or
Monthly Organ devoted to the expTsssieh and deese
IFS opinions and The cehiuetors or the Aerf
can Review have done what i them ea 10 this
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CITY DIRECTORY.

y 1EorchnnIH' and MechanIes' Bahk.
e u, INeoRRoRATRD 1895. cAFIrAL Ss4o,ooo.
Northeast Corner Of lfSin and Monroe streets.
JOHN W. GILL. Presidents SoBiEsu BRADY, CashiCr.
Discount dRy-Tuesday.
North WesIeFn Hank Of virginia.
:, sIseOEroAATES ISIS. cArrTAI $4,000.
Southwest Cornor OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN G. CAMPBRLL Presldents DAN'L. LAMB, Cashier.
Discount dAy-ThurSdHy. .,
1InnuhaetuEers'a and Fnrmers' Bank
~ % or wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
McoRPoRA4rD March, 1881. CAPITAL sTocK 100000.
THos. SWEENEY, Pres't. Jom LlSr, Cashier.
wheeling savings' InStitution.
80. 1872, Main 81.
INCORPORATED 1884. CAPITAL S16,0OO.
81 NELSON, Presidents wlLuAM MeCoY, Treasurer
Discount day-ThuTsdAy.
SayinEs' Bnnk or wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre wheeling.
INCORPORATED 1851 oAPrrAL $4,000
THoS. H. LIST, President, VIZ. RANuN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday ,a
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MISCEi 1 a. sNEOUS.


WHEELING BEHIAnE SEAIAfAAbH.
tssE i III Ss g 5
f.El6e mart Each Session continues IRE eatsddy months
The teashers at present connected with Tho Seminary,
Rev D. 3. Y. IoIEoRD. b. d, Prsaetpai.
Mics 8; y, BLl lS;, nm
Niss 4 NJ 5h5 HToTN FBiHs, & =
Miss MARY Q. ToLFoRD, Aisiitaat Primary pePyt
PROT JOHN wINKLR. A.isie ana German, s.,i.
Prof. 3. b. STONE, Ppesl &tpie. gis:, l1aei,is4
an account Of Providentiai detention al aom6 hut va
probably DO with US In tho Spring.
Pa5aspRs ss fqT n only Sss in
;iso Teacher Music and French Pupils
~ Ausc, receive lessons they may prcerS either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by tho regular
Tcaehers and made for courses Lectures
toIe the classes by some experienced Lecturer and x
We would again direct the attention orlpronts, to thi
SGP viii at ones Know the AMOUNT Of Tutioa. Where
lie majority sudies of pupil are in any particular
osI and T6S With room rent Bedding Fire and
Mghtsi Ancient Languages, II desired, per session
W 81 SSs lS for iossrasrs, per dog, 90
| Hay PuPILs-T ultlon-PTimary, Junior Gradeper
Senior Grade, 1900
I,er session. lie H. :, : 'iSs 1900
:. NEEDLE class, n 400
Anei Sali Ia3 1aass Fourth year 1900
No crtrd chargeS ezeePt for he JoliooidB 6ranehes:
nSo Per session ffve monthS, with OF instrument
Tor lessons, 8 ilsl s -fslafff- ,'4If'i 1900
| ULo oGinstrument for daily practice, n b1 200
Modem Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
| Embroidery, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
/ ing, - o 90
WoE Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the SemnR
~, IL consequence othe extra trouble the sanes chRTg
| ell as IN the Seminary, viEi Sf9 per session.
Pupils Charged nom the time Of entrance TO the close
session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to tho Management or the school, we
hive only tosay that have here GovTlue1t aud LGiD
|
law which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
arrangements are also SUCH that pupils arc under the
Female Teachers night and day This system gives
and trouble Teachers, but iS TIE only sg
sylni. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell views,
as to the progress pupils in sound learning,
those Interested will visit u.s. attend DC
ITO will point them 10 the members OF higher cllsse
and say-c sNnf noStra fnoRnenta-here pledges
/ Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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GONGRESS HALL

VJ take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken OF that well established and IA
Vorably known Hotel.
'''1D'' H'''' CONGRESS HALL,
Third andsC hesnut streets.
They have had the thoroughly repaired, and all the
introduced, and furnished In style
elegance which will at once render II unsurpassed Tor
Comfort and Convenience. 49,
Thia decidedly located house in the city, being
In tie Immediate vicinity OF business tho Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings.
Lines omnibuses leave for every part Of city every
few minutes their head quarters being within ono square
The subscribers determined to spare pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. NORRIS Z, IacKsoN p1on,,.tor,
james g. Norris who is well known to many ofthe bus;
iness Waiting the city lately in the Hardware house
Janes Duncan e Co., and formerly PTopietor OF
VrEjnia Hotel Louis will have control OF the manage
ent OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
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Thegoil Of Grape vine.

THIS on fs ire result oftwenty years. Investigation byl
French Phyaietsp, and is now e1iGn1tyely used In
France both lorfhe thu hair glossy and
resfFrif II inbald place..
ths Hair ana Pitabies peadsg nlh1ng about
10 t7llT ~
L'g soIy 81 Dr.. Fontsin Pars. E6etspsr. bottie
Forsslsby J. B.VoWELL, q Unionst.
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A BOOK FOR THE TmEsl
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

as 1T 1871
Ieng narratives scenes and incidents in the LIyE
Nv THE LowLY' HyW. L. G. Smith, Bag.
The object abe author Is represent the condition
tho Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
nations and plstlmes relations between and
the mistaken impulses and msconceiVed views
Northern Phnthropst, 60, 6cl TO represent the
passions and sentiments In their natural forms, the
displayed in the hnmbest lot OF society thus showing
haPHeSS aH eaoj and at the same to represent,
is class ofpeople viz The Planter, to whom
sYery day llo Is wen 10 win tho aia6le u
ment OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'old Virginia. -
80 2-The PlRntltion-Uncle Tom's IaZineSs. III.
80 3-Sobriety and Merriment.
'' THE Punishment
6-The School Master.
6-PamiIy ofthe Planter.
T-SchoOl Keeping. .Ha.
s-Ths Secret League of Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
% 10-IndePendenee Day. Ht.
1.-THE OVerseeT.
ia-SchooI Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
i4-Hidnight Meeting Of School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
15-Gassy.
1.-THE overseet's Communication to the Planter
1s-The Suspicion.
iS-School Masters Uneashess and Departure.
20-UncIe Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2l-His Determination TO go to the State OF Free
donI.' y. to-.
22-The Escape.
az 23-The Pursuit. tr
.' 2I-BudaIo-The Boot.back
50 25-HaTd Times.
26-UDcIe Toms SolilOquy.
az 9T-Tho Alarm,
a. 2s-AmcTiean Hotel,
9o-couraee Quietude and Contentment
31-NiSGaTa Pals, Clifton House, cansar S.,
32-The Interview between Master and Slave
3-.Baek to Old Virginia
:. 25-Conelusion
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
NRssRs BURKE & BARNES' CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES. ID


THR character OF these Safes st Louis, before
that any further test proof the
act or being superior TO all others would have been
but in order to accommodate Mr. Hail. tho
uaienIeA maker of HALLS Patent Concrete SaIeS
which has burnt ali other makes ofany note in the United
and the result s given below blythe Committee who super.
intended the burning Safes We only
were not LEFT in the furnaces two h0urs longer
The which teatedis to be seen at Store, anti
we invite the public call and e1Rne It we feel conf
dent that no VIII doubt their fire proof quaties
1er having seen tho specimen which passed through tho
N'tA .s.ec- " &. R..vIoIRTT, & Co,
Agents for the No 10, 1evee and No.
&c Com. Street. H.. 4fIEsks
Tbe undersigned, eonnitts appointed BIZ B. Hail. on
behalf OF Han, Poad & Co.. OF Cincinnati, and MessrA
r. violet Co, agents OF Messrs Rure Barnes Go
or PtsbufE test the fre proof qualities OF the safes
nte By their respective cpas-Tepor, that we have
tina day subjccted Safe OF each manufacture, of Hnlar
sEe which had been in zee two years. In ovens TO afro
made with dry oak wood and Pttsburg stoneeoals for t9
1pace OF five and half hours and during that bo
Ieye the applied far greater than that In ort
pary at tho expiration OF that time,
We found that tho iron 1asttno both was places entire
" burnt on be. that the books unnjuredi AMI on
opsnfug IN safes we H books and papers entirely
fnuTed eTcept slightly by tie water used In cooling on
TS We found 10 Be the casa with both TIE only
perceptibe In the appearances ct tnteorWls
fhaf tie Sarfson the Of Burke & Barnes safe
was entirely uinured while that on Hail. DodG q Co.'S
was bteTsd ana backeued. In conclusion, we would re-
marx that fof the result OF test we have no hesta
tfon in the safes OF both 70 the conn.
dence oftAs Pablo. : -. - =
{ - ststies rs 5sff ,a1DAVID n. BISH0PSa5
+ siNftEIl Elt0-& GERARD B. ALIBB.ff NJ
81. Louis, June tssfsse auE4d
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ODD FELLOWS.

oDaE Roon, No. 1es Market street, the Post Office.
Yna1muB LODGE, No ,. msstaevsry Thursday evening.
FaNAkLIH LoDaE, No. u meets eyoTy Monday evening.
wHEEEIEo LoDoE No g, meets every Saturday evening
AnEAIs RNcAHPAExT, No. meets LIST and Sd Tuesday
each month.