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The Heroic Women
UI HJl -u OF .a.
HISTORY.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Dislntercsedness
l. and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and
Modern Times.
BY HENRY c. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-FIRES OF THE REVO.
LUTON" "NIGHT IN A BLoCK-HoUSE," &c
TO set before the women America examples for imo
the object q this BOOK DE TOcquevo, French tourist
and writer, of cosderoble ame has trSthiIy sala mat
the earth is the generally respected and so deeIe
italy % Tgh c more engStenment hero
woman is almost an object OF worship Men have been
made great heroic by Pluarchs LVes'-stimuated
and Inspired by the contemplation excellence Let the
reading and study of such work as the " Heroic Women
daughters, will become more renowned for resolution,
orude, scfsucriicc than the Spartan females were
stances of female heOls with many tat are moi less re-
markuhlc, but less generally kown among which may DC
found Historical Sketches Of
81 Gr1leriere, Gertrude Yen DeT ttGr' r,
BrsleLaui, Mrs. Spencer Smiths ES-
5 T5 s2 Of pps,tscln Sadsaoisee A,nSos,
lane, Countess Of ionyori' GATHERING u 81 hNSStG'
J Joas Il Rq .1 = Madame D,.Deoart,
| lEaEyqrst or iniou, Marie AmiOiUetkc,
The Of NarazTe, The Princes dc LGm'aiie'
n. P2 2iie of conde Charlotte cerdey,
Mary De, the Quaker Martyr a,adeM ,, 1olana,
Mrs. lane Lane, 1'heTesq Cg6aTrss'
| LqIy FaItslaLr, Armee IaaoiTska,
re Fly H 29riS Of uonross "'i to" ''' ' '
A''A'N''~
| IVfnnitTied, the Countess of Elisabeth lans,
| MthSdaie, The Queen Of Georgia,
Flora Macdonald, Mrs. Charles EAtlott'
Miss Nfdckay ~ s4fa Mrs FnrStey, faaig
| Lady Harriet Ackland, Lydia D1TrGgh,
| iii, Walker, Mrs. Head and The noted Mrs.
| Madame La RochjdqMeLtH, Ltct1R, 4c, &c
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1851.

# MORGAN NELSON, Mayor. ....-.-,..
JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.
K W. HARDINu, Treasurer .....u..
J. l.. SANGsTOS, Sergeant ...-. .l'
ISsTgeanis Dputies-lst ward-Isaac NJ Pearl. edward
Adm. w. Clemens. Sd ward-JOhn Bowers. 18th ward
Henry 7. Chapline. 9th ward-JaInes S. Campbell.
JOnS MoORE, Superintendent Water Works
JACOB +. BIER WHAT MasteI.
JACOB ANICK Street Commissioned.
JAMES NJ EwISI, Assessor and Collector Of Water
Rents.
JOSHUA C. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurcr, and Gua
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master. ...E
TnoNAs CAMPBELL, Collector of Assessments.
WM. J. ST0DDART, City Surveyor .-. a..
JAMES +. MELVIN, Flour Inspector. .I- .a..
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL. ss.- T.
FIRST WARD.-John Mcclure, Jri John Hughea; s. D..
Woodrowj Isaac Cots.
SECOND wARD-John Bishop; Geo. e. wickhom
THIRD WARDS. Brady J. J. YarnalI; John 81. Math
ews; Daniel Lamb.
ForRTH wARD.-Dr. james Tanner; E. C. Jefcrsi \. s.
Hallowel; ID. Y. ThoIp; David Hammond.
Firth WARD.-GeoUgc Forbes; John w Gill; Lorenzo
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CLEVELAND AND PRTrsBURG RAIL
ROAD. '" l.H
80 sSi. fI8s -

ON and after Wednesday, June 10th, 1852, Passenger
" Trains will run daily (S1nl3ys excepted as follows;
.yie and Intermediate sations 5:i0 p. NJ, ACcOmoda
ton Train Ravenna, stopping at all stations
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Z Cleveland, stopping at all way stations.
Leaves wcllSVillc at 1885 +. NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations.
Tho 9:IO Train from Cleveland, connects daily
with the following lines, to wits At Hudson, with the
Branch Railroad for Falls and Akroi at
Ravcnna with Wards Line Of Four Horse Coaches for
Warren; Alliance with the Ohio AMI Pennsylvania Ran
Road; at Iayard with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
: FOR PTTTSBuRG-Thc $50 a. M, Express Train,
Cleveland connects at WGl!svllc with the new and
elegant side wheel steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and intermediate landings arriving ut Pittsburgh the same
evening.
sylvaniu Railroad, Si,OO.
sss0 'O' " -, 800, =, :, ,,.,. !, a,o. ;.
checked through TO Pittsburgh via Wellsytlle
FOR WiEElING.-Thc 9:iO a. NJ. Express train from
Cleveland connects ut WcsvIlc with the spleMdcd side
wheel steamers WINCHESTER and D1uRHAL for
Wheeling touching intermediate landing, and arHv
ing at Wheeling early the some evening.
RETURNlNG.-l2:35 p. NJ Express Train, connects
and pc"usSIynnia Railroad at Alliance and Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad
Passengers leaving Pitsburg al O'Clock, A. M, and
Wheeling at O'Clock A. NJ, viii take the 1895 p. NJ, Ex
press Train Wclsvlc, and arrive at CleSehnus III
time TO connect with the Lake steamers lot ne" hol'
via DumISirA and Buffalo, -.
Also for Toledo Detroit CMcagoI tN1ClIle' Nl""uhS'
and the entire North West. ,, -, M. r, J..
the nlOYI; by this route arrive al Clcveand the same
evening" aad the following night can be III New HoFh OF
Chicago. ~ -. =, a,.,..,.i
Thc Accommodation Train leaving Ravennl at O'Clock,
A. NJ. connects ut Hudson with the Akran Branch kSil
Road and reaches Cleveland in time to connect witt Tue
morning Express Train of the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad for the South.
RrTUKNINO.-The 4 ccommOdaton Train leaving ClcVe'
land at 6iO r NJ connects with the Express Train from
CINCINNATI Columbus at Cleveland and with the Akron
Branch railroad ut Hudson. ,,,,,, Az,
b. d p. r. X. OFFICE, JOHN DUhANn.
Cleveland, juno III, '52 superintendent
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Homeopathic Medical college of

Homeopathic Medical College OF
b ,It PENNSYLVANIA.
Located in Ftbert Strcct, above Eleventh,
PMLADELPlIIA.
TIME Lectures regular will commence OIL the
second Monday of October, and continue until tile hrst
of March ensuing. f' SIM nm
Amount OF fees for a full of Lectures, 500 w
Students WIN have attained two full courses ~ "a
in other schools, . -.r-a .sEa.'. I.r,r 81 ~
NaTtTCulatiun fec, paid Only once . "
Practical Anatomy, s.,s. - - ~ ~
Graduation fee, ~ w
IsTho Commencement will take place early i'll March,
.-l FACULTY. t4 tE
900 WILLIAM S. HELMuTH, NJ. D.,
nm nrRssoR OF ISsT1TUTEs, PATHOLOGY, AND
THE IN ACrIcE MEDICINE. rs
-.... r' WAITER WILLIAMSON, NJ. D., e..
PROFESSOR MATHRIA HEDIcA AND THERAPEUTICS. wee
JOSEPH G. LOOMS, NJ. D., ~
rpovr,SoR oy OBSTETRICS WOMEN AMI
CHILDREN.
ALVAN L. SMALL, b. D., IT,
mn nrPasoR of PHYSIOLOGY MEDICAL JuRIsPRUpEHCE
MATTHEW SEMPLE, Nj. D., .ts.sa
PROFESSOR or CHEMISTRY AND TOXIoOLoGT. .
.r.H. -i FRANCIS SIMS, NJ. d., # h ".i
4.s4 PROFESSOR or SURGERY. DO i''H+. .'.
'.t. .s.r N-t VIVA. GARDINER, NJ. d., .a". ~. t
.tt .is -aF 1l PROFESSOR or ANATOMY p -'.
w. ASHTON r EE D, M.tD1 ".-'s'
DEMONSTRATION OF ANATOMY.
Students will he admitted TO the homeopathic Hospital
10 receive clinical and witness at the
bedside OF the PATIENTS, and surgical practice and opera
lions For further information address i. -l.s
TyM A. GA RDINSR, NJ. d., DEAN,
'i'i- No. 3I3 Alch Street, Phia.
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PANoLA LODGE, No. 81, meets every Friday evening.
ABRAMS EXcAIPMExT No. l. meets 1st and ID Tuesday
of each month.
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CHURCHES.

President-JouS w. GILL. !Secretary-Jas. S. Wheate
7Feasuer-Josiah F. Updegraf: Engineer aud Llgpeetor
Sam'l H. Goldthorp.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

DTcrchnnts' and Mechanics, Bank.
INcoRpoRArED 1885. CArrrAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe Streets
JOHN w. GILL, Presidents soptrsKI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday
North Western Bank of Virginia.
IxcoRPoRArED 1872 CAPrTAL $4,000.
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN c. CANPlELL Presidenti DAN'L. LAMp, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday.
manufacturers and Farmers Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
INCORPORATED March, 1851 CAP1rAL SrocK $500, 900.
THos. SWEENEY, Prcst JonN LIST, Cashier
Wheeling Savings Institution.
No. 1902, Main ST.
INCORPORATED 1884, CAPITAL $4,000.
NJ: NELSON, President; WILLIAN mccoy, Treasurer
Discount day-Thmrsday. p
Savings Rank of Wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000
THos II. LIST, President; WM RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday.
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DISTANCES.
ERUPTIVE DIsEASES.

TT has now settled fact, acknowledged by tho
Physicians Ofour city, that in the OF Scr 0a,
letter. and many other diseases BRRNTLIN0ERs FLUID
EXTR ACT SARsAPARILLA iDAHDELIoN, Is decidedly
above all other preparations. 1t speaks for
usedt although have taken the pains OF hav.
ing published through the papers, or appointing agents
OF it, yet almost weekly receiving
ders from Vermont, York. Ohio Kentucky other
states who by some chance means have heard
its wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days SINCE who used it for
very serious diseaseI- M .rs ~ 90
DEAR DOCTOR:
ITll ~ The two bottles ofmedicine got from you
whenin Wheeling, have nearly cured mel please send me
some moro by Exp Tess.g = u q. sEggEIelEEgE.
- Yours Respectfully.
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF
city not quack medicine for have made them
quained with the component parts and say to all
such have not the opportunity OF making it known
to- that it is cntireyee from all minerals, and is not in
dine, Fowler's solution, or other propertie
To be had at Paxton Lakes, and F. Yahrng and soil
wholesale and retail by Z
,5iJ5 7.si. BRENTLlNGER 6s ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
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| Rrcnrn OldenhuTg.
| BrInswick Poland.
| I{evrOOt via NarsiclleS. Prussia.
| DSTTdsHelcs the do Roman, Papal States.
| Denmark huSSla-
/ France SaXOny.
! German States. Scutari, via Mnrselles.
| Gibraltar Smyrna, do do
Greece, via MorseiLcs sweden:
| Hamburg and CuNlaVen SwItLcIiaHN19.
1 Hanover Turkey in Europe.
| iiCIIond Tuscany, via MaTseilles
| Hong Kong Venetian States.
| Ionian Islands. MailaemS, ISL. .-.
| Lubcc. WuIlemou,s' a., r,.. !,
peIGyns Inc F0elgm pOSIse s anu mi bSy unsiT
| To CENTRAL AMERICA, &C.-LeteTs from the Unlte
States TO the following named countries and places must b
prepaid at the rate 80 cents per half ounce, which III
cudcs also the foreign postage OF % cents On thosc nc
ceiVcd the foreign postage Is required TO NC aiu III 40
collected on delivery On newspapers from the Unite
States cents must be pre- PAID ana OH muse lou
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-27
Rates OfToII of wheeling and belmont Sus.
| = pension bridge.

For walking 10 Island and back per month 30 cts pei
year, $3.50. ,,,o,,,,s
For cattle per head, s..a.. Gets
''hOIScs per head, ,-...'.
"a hogs per head, .#.-.2
'' sheep per head,
tOK RESIDENTS on THE ISLAND.
With the pIcvilCgc OF passing GitieI bridge singly.
For single foot passenger, per month, ~ cts; per
Families exclusive of servants) not exceeding
six persons, O'OO
" Families, do do
10persoms, .....- I,JO
boIE bridges, single foot passenger per year, SOD
E .Enss cal professions exempt from toll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
W1IEELINcs rEnrAI.E SEMINARY. .

WAHEELHNNE FIsNH4AA1As . - : :.
TIME regular time for the commencement fthc Fall
Session of this institution, will be the first day of Sep
tender Each Session continues fire ca!sldGr months
EOIIoXys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

Tee 2n94b Ipo. l6s 322 Decl 500 227 me- III, Ie9
The receipts astide water OF tho principal articles oil
produce iron tnpenipg OF the canals TO and including
The Iath init, have zen As follov.:-