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Cincinnati llydropnthic Or
Water Cure Establishment

WE above Institution is now open for the reception Of
L patients. 1t is located about five miles nom tie IL
on the Carthage pike, and but a lew rods from the ITamil,,
t ,G cn INC IN and Dayton RHilIoad, in the rear and at
deilng lteasy of access 10 those DESTROYS OF enioving tmc
To the lover Of nature, few parts OF the country can n,r.
nlsh a more pleasing variety OF scenery than Pleads itselI
before the traveller all the way from Cincinnati to ,Tn
SuLe: IheIe nature and art combine, rendering the view
The II large, and beautiful Edifce displays the tact.
4i INC al tata glance. The neatness and elegance OF the
present themselves to the invalid, cannot fail To- r mi
inns Esta9hshnient a desirable one; The Halls are exten.
can range al pleasure, free nom atmospheric Influences ~
and neatly furnished; the II Bath q Rooms Rooms a are % y@n, ventilated ut
modious, being convenient for the application of water H.
Gymnasium Hall, seventy-1ivc fcct long, where n,t;nn,a
strength by heaithlu; exercise. The SIrinss WHY'S mieScT u
msh the water for this establishment, are clear, nuTe. soft
forth %f water both tES soIG and de e stSxeny Tho SsI so1 5hs : send
neighbSTho9d arc remarkable for healthMlness, pui2itT N
not think OF a more desirable place, for those seeE1m
llr. PEAsE, having had much experience in the treatment,
oi aiseese ior many years, bess leave to inform the public
those committed to his care. Mrs. PEAsE. who ISn as 10 Q:
several years; degoted her attention to the treatment OF
ir SO Important a station, will take special charge Of the
ailments, that banc OF female beauty, health and happiness .
whichis prostrating the energies, and destroying the use,
i9iness OF a large portion OF the fair sex, will be treated in
tins Institution, successfully, Independent OF pessaries or Dr
me atenuon OF ladies', as in all cases we shall expect to
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at 4 the SiE y I'M,
station. Patients are requested to bring two comG Nina
bles, two blankets, two coarse sheets, six towels nj
quantity OF old linen, suitable for baniapeS '"'iS' u
TERNs.-Thet terms for Board, Medical Service. -, =,
ordinary attendance, will be ten dollars per week. nayabIe
weekly. Extra attendance will subject the patient 70 nv
extrachargc. Some deduction viii be made TO tbnS. 70 a
hnd 1t necessary to spend a length OF time i'm the Tnstitm'
ton. Transient persons will be charged two ,G 81.
day. uohar per
From three to five dollars will be ebar,.d for -.
examination. se N nrst
For further particulars address .E
d. \. PEASE, MI
Carthage. Hamilton Co.. Ohio. : FhSs sSra4
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adxER,s UNIVERsUvT NO. nv

EDITED BY CHAs. A. DANA.
'diS day published. Containing the following cleean,
j !, steel engIayings: 1.-The Cathedral OF strasbarg"@
,IelPs chapel" Cnear kussnacht in Switzerland. 5 ssTbe
Palace Of the Legion ofHonori in Par So ssThe Ruins Of
with descriptive text. Price % cents. or "a per vo,un,
Subscriber. IN advance, receive splendid engraving as n
premium. Published semi.monthly.
The publisher will supply specimen numbers gra+r;,or.,,
10 Agents and Postmasters, and will make liberal arrange.
ments with them for circulation THE UNIVFRSIMN
He will also supply Clubs of two persons at as half a wear.
affve persons at $40; and OF a larger number at The sam.
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of gen. Sco5t|
SAN ENTENSESK INTRRh

VI zen. Son3k
'AN fINTEKhsTENG Roo.
1VoL. 12Mo.,S 81, ). ~eh.
M GORE & ANDERSON, have jus ready
Ql mo yolaine, @"'ih a duSLt,,
in the vally OF Mexico, by Lieut.. Rnpha SIS S nv
i Tnl;, with a Map orthe battle Grous !sN3S1p U.S.S,
- Lieut.. s. is a man OF Sterling s snte haHhtCanpsir
"a :larartai account fall he saw.eK Rdql Il "A y Ei
q spirited and extended sketch OF the .ast M.v;
psif;;: The author is attached to the = avy' bM ns Can.
Written I'M clear and yigorous styles I'd il iSshLeaseis.
aHtGr PAYING commenced its rcrusaI, tola it asia elfTqi
Ono of the most gallant officers in tho y ivy
whole volume, as a work Orintesect, is w.Giby n. Il.
IlaCcu1tne department to which it belle Es-- !. 4 Liz.
ait ia 70 small praise TO the author IN ., '~
never read history evidently SO fairly ,vTit, VI hl,
"a volume full offnstruction and ipter.,. t
with a flowing pen, in vigorous style, emricl rs ne \. Witt,
t thSe G Is fSrsisI%gt 6 sa022si * with personal re Ife @d SsT',
We have seen no work which has given mn, ~.
pT pr Of MEXICAN scenery ana ehsraeter, { thhnNa ia
CS. Co. Standard. -ChGria
We find in this book, me most lIfelike de, r,u,,.
Rerier. .. r 'e4". Aaonir
footsteps Ofthat consumatep sOIdier, Whose y eon lie
tTiumphs from Vera Cruz TO the City Of Meyic% =, q std
nil M Hs strateer ABSOLUTELY unsurpassed in the al ii 4
His original descriptions are drawn with gre,, f.,
u" SPiiheu naTTateT. HIS battle ct ~
are extremely vivid, and produce a deep MI rcssios y Tile,
Imagination. He criticises the military operation IN 'htts
cided partisan spirit, but with evident nhiIty ~ de
buH>. .... - r.
The very LTSt book which that war has called =,
Philadelphia PreS6yteridl; Neu ioi H.
IN reading some ofthe authors descriptions or
anu STORMS ono can hardly wonder at the fasCinatiosS ,i
enthusiasm productive OF The almost inrr,5fHIoh NJ
RIorsss so I@epeatedly displayed during the AIexie.p "V IN y
The book is more than readable; its statistics ,
ana sketches, give the reader as clear an rn, a..uist :
campaign as can ba found any where, superioT T.; OF
fnotin value to Major Ripley's History.WNH vn'sIs J.
| geiist. J.. Eta
Pays a warm tribute to the many admirable mai,
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott.-H1rper.s 4TS1n.ee
VI AdEETs wanted, to circulate this work in m S.S
the United States, with whom liberal arranrsmaaIs aits0
be made Tor canvassing particular counties oT ~; WI
orders must be accompanied with the cash. "''Nts
W ELlTORs giving this advertisement two mr. No,
Seruohs, shall have a copy ofthe work mailed TO iSs III 5
utcss' upon receiving their paper, containing tbs u
llsement. MOORE d. ANDERSON, puITsh.s u'eT
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The Oil of Grape Vine

'1is Oils the result oftwenty years'investigation by a
french Physician, and is now extensiyeIy nsed In
rcstoringlt in bald places. s"SS'
ms III Is particularly recommended, as it will render
two shades darker. AAihs L ABOUT
Prepared only by DR.. Fountain. Pans .,etsn.r ..,
Fore>le by J. B. DWELL % ITnIon.,
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The Heroic Women
OF
n Y.

comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies oil Female Courage, Disinte1eSedness
anu oell-SacrliIce OF Ancient AMI
Modern Times.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
AUTIi0R OF THE CAMp-rIREs OF THE Rrvo
h0AloN'' MIGHT IN y BLOCK-HoUSE," &c,
,im' Isl SCI - before the women of America examples for in,ita.
, ~" oM ~ .ne most trylns circumstances, may be stated to be
ne ne OBJECT oi tL1s BOOK. lie Tocquevle, a French tourist St
in the U, States, women Cover" In no " cnnoT s1lu nim
,MI eat'n rs INC sex 50 generally respected and so dcCcicni
Gays Oh chiyalry, with MUCK moie enlightenment, a u he L%e
nal, nail " rrn :" al Almost an Object OF worship. Men have been
and inspired by the contemplation OF excellence I uat .d
br ~ I cnn study OF such a work asthe :" Heroic Women
i"rtGtnG. VIII become more renowned for resolution
oi old. The ensuing pages include nearly ali the Ta"or wGie
n,a~t.SIn I L. heIoism, with many that are not less re.
found HistoTiicD nfS y genetaIy known among which may be
r. r ws1srasr>' uerrude Yau Der Ipuy..
PhtliRpa Of Milqult, W. SPf"eeT Smiths E"-
ths Ststsr Of DHgmsscLin, MademOiseHe AmLcs.
Joan OF 5rc. % !H0"HoT'' CaMer:neL Of RussiI,
Joan Hacieite, i Ns5 I&sress,
Margaret Of -1nou, Mr. JnIot H1n
n Qn.smo5 Nararre, Ia. Pr 4@so:.s IL L,.y.
The Princess Of Condo, CS@SIo;,1 fLt.aSeM'
!uaTy Pr, Re Q"akr Martyr Madame RoianSs'
Mrs y Io neT rms'a'4' Madame DesmOIEius,
LGdy Fanshan, i% III ToasaraIs'
IgJyy 1 VIZ, Countess de La Fa!ette,
"a Asaricl Montrose. '"''i to ;n0't and Mrs. B'es'-
TTay G E1;5 4aiIis, Mrs.. Riesqrd .~ShuIriek,
NJ countess Of Elisabeth IGHe,
FgoTG Macdonald, ~ E,y uSoFSIG'
Miss .Mqck1V. " ~ E'tt0H'
Lhdy Harriet .IcEIqnl. - nnsSleyb
NyJg,,, + )" AIRS. Had and The noted Mrs.
This work is beautimIy M ,,eI On So
handsomely bound, making an i"' ""'er"pc''a LII"
ELEGANT OCTAVO VOLUME!
Iesi%ns 81 with numerous Original Illustrations from the
"es,snS Oh Cfoome, and other eminent Artists.
Price DULY Two Dollars and Fifty Gents,
J. d J. L. GIHON, Publishers,
n-U-. No. 9S, Chestnut sfrcef, PhikqIeIphia
- 'FyE1eTHit inducements LriH be made 10 dcttrya nd en-.
nsetLc men! "osse%Sei ~ u small capital of from 81 10 san
~ eHEe3e me sale of these and other popular unorky. 5g1
; "h'eh are sold erclusireiV 6v our T~rarefing agents nup93
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Berger or Spine and Muscle Imminent.
X this remedial agent we forbear to say ANYTHING, the
speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism,
Neuialela spralns' pains from Bruises, Burns, &c, il SO
extraordlnary, that We're we to speak its real merits. Won
really we lear could scarce give credence to our assertions
r 1t can be had at
PAXTON & LAKES,
End OF Susp. Bridge, and at
Aug.2i-1y:d. BRENTLINGER
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Look to your Coughs

TO all such as are laboring under Coughs, Colds. Uoorse
Il nGss, rams In the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c, we
would honestly recommend the use OF Brentlinper,s Con-.
pounu syrup OF Boneset, as a pleasant, safe and spee5v
cure. 1t can be had at Messrs. PAXTON & LAKE's ana ~,
the Suspention Bridge, and at ID" VI
aug2t- yr:d Monroe street Nthosm,
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CITY OFFICERs FOE 1s5n.
MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES 5. WHEATE, Clerk.

MUhGAN NELSUN, Mayor.
JAMES 5. WHEATE, Clerk.
x. w HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L. SANGsToE, Sergeant.
SeTgeznt's DePuties.-Ist ward-IsaacM NJ. Pearl. ol ,varI
Adm. w. Clemens. Sd ~waTd-John Bowers. ain val
Henry 7. Chapline. 9th ward-James S. Campbell.
JOHS MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB L. BIER, Wharf Master.
JACOB AMIcK, Street Commissioner,
JAMES NJ. EwING, Assessor and Collector OF wat.,
Rents.
JOSHUA c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurer. anil Gu,.
CUR of Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
Thomas CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
WN. J. SToDDART, City SUI veyor.
JAMES +. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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GA uNSCG
ST. Matthew's Piscoraleam, corner Monroe and prro,
streets, Rev. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Rector; Morniur a.
vice iOl, evening III
ST JoHSs, EPiscopaleaH, Main street, between Ffrs, ~,
Second, Centre Whcelingi Rev. JAS. b. McCAnr. Pssfar.
Morning service lO1, evening 74 O'Clock. Service ami To-
iurc Friday evenings at y O'Clock. Seats FREE.
FIRST PREsHYTERIAx, Rer. I. II, Wed, Pastor Eou,.,
street, between Monroe and Quincy; Service MorDiuS ~
afternoon. '
SECOND PREsByTrRrAS, Rer. Gurus Dickson. Pastor
ing; Service morning and evening.
TMRD PREsHYTERIAE, Rer. Mr.. Paul., Pastor. Eirs,
Ward Hose Hall, Main street, above Washington, North
"heelngi service morning and afternoon.
FoCRTn STREET METHODIST EPIscoPAL. R>. G n.
son, Pastor, Fourth Street, between Monroe and quincy
Service morning and evening.
Norm STREET METHODIST EPIsCoPAL, P>r IFu Iry-
son, Pastor, corner Market and North SITS, North Wbs.i
ngi Service morning and evenings. Nv
CuAPLINE ST.. METHODIST RPtscop.L.R r + r. A.,
olson, Pastors. ChAPline street, between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
german METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rec. Mr.. BrooSE.L
astor, Chapline street, between Webster and Third Cor
Wheeling.
morning and afternoon. "'ff0
ASSOCIATE REFORMED, Rer. }. 7. Mcclure. PASTOR corr.
Market and Jefferson streetsi service morning and after.
Don.
B4rTIsr, Rte. J. w:NTeR, Pastor, Clay street, betweeu
Finland Sixth, service morning and evening.
PIRsT INDEPENDENT CoNGRE G ArIoSAL, US1r,RI.x Raw
4 ". PebstcT, Pastor, Market street, between Webster
Ihrd' Centre wheeling, service morning and evening.
.BYASSEEIcAL Protestant, Rep. J. R1oesar. Pastor.
Clay street. above Sixth, East Wheeling.
ZIoN's EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, Rep, F. Zimmerman.
O'Clock 4. NJ.
WV JERUSALEM. 'SwedenborEtan, No. IS Union street.
over the Hope Hose honse.
Js'vIsH Sy Aoo0uE, No. 6s, Monroestreet.
''irLEs' First Hose company Hall, Market sire
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.

FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.
The attention of the reader is called To the follow ing r,r.
iitcaie of Il IcnaI kabic cure elected by USING uuiv ii -
bottles Of Sands SaIsaparilIa:
Sidney, luaime,) ARriL Is, 1850.
MesSTs. y. Il. " u. SANDS:
Hcnt!einel-lhis is TO certify that | have been afflicted
moe OF less since my birth, with SCI QUA, which CnuII.-
ueu 10 'lc rcaSc until last February. Ia JauLlry. ny les
weIc S" swollen l could nos get un a boot 81 stGtki,s.. ..l
l several large 80 res ON ne Hl tie time, In thp4 81
uatIOh l was about 10 give up IN despair. when Nyss at
NlSed 10 Try Sands SaTsalaIilB. ! Lad not much isItlI n,
IL, but l seEt lO youI agents IN Augusta, Me aMI uIuruI,I
u bo.tte, Which did nr So much good, tua cent and 80
HhUthcr, and continued uuul had taken nNr i,,ttIr,
am now perfectly well. II any person WHO may read ms
letier Is afflicted with any disease Of SCTuiuLI. v,,mII
most sincerely recommend INN Iu Use sands "a. sauI,.II,
II any person wishes further mfUTu MA ion about mi No.,
ny calling upon me, | can convince Of the healing pTvcr al
'"is mcu'SLhc' SEEffhN L. HiI MOON.
49, are PERSONALLY acquainted with Nj. IIayw God
dlidNhelleEc his statement above To- be tue.
D~lLLlAGiIAM u TITCUMB,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by 4 T. =. n
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. n a r ~
William, New York. sold also by Druggists r,nrTanr
throughout the United States and Canadas. Price 81 rr2y
bottles six bottles for 81. For safe by - I'
}. H. CRGMBACKER
No. l5 Main ST., Wheeling.
L.: W icoNot FittSbulgl Seaton ~ Sharpe OF Maysviuc.
Siiackleluid ~ Crlchton, PortsmOuth; and +. Il. IIinmLani
"1'"" dccIU-3m
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Wheeling Custom House.

Established in 1881. Z. b. SwEARINGEN, Survevor anil
Collector OF Customs, Office No. -, Union street.
lmpOItations TO this port are made by way of New orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
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1C6 BOXES halves, quarters and eighths, new Raisir.
Ao ~ drums smyra Figs, new crop; ~
casks currants;
o boxes citron and Lemon peel:
case Fancy Box PTunes;
1cask do to sell chean.
Kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order,
2Iahs Dates; s boxes conserve Ginger,
= bbls CTanbeTTies, at "a
deel0 S. .wooDRow,s.
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Oh BOXES LEMONS.
~ = Gases Sardines.
2 Bales BoTdo Almonds.
. foxes Goshen Cheese-WarTanted
=, SanqIes as low as any house in the city, warr.a:e TO keen
49,. BROOKS
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CITY DIRECTORY:

Herchnnts' and Mechanicn' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1885. CArrrAL $50, 900.
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets,
John w. GILL, President; SourEsKI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
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| DIRECTORY.
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IHtonsville-arTives Tuesday and Friday, at ia. q. m .
'tcrarts same day, same time. ~
rarkersburg-arrive Monday, Wednesday and Friday;
"Ciarts at 10 a. M, on Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
Ste96enTiIe-arrive daily CSunday s~exceptodS at ii P \.
WoosteT-arriyes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays a:
BAN. Departs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at Z, a. m
Morgantown-uiG Wayrcsburg, Pa, arrives Thursday a:
=: III. Departs Friday at G, a. m.
MorgantOwn-rid Blacksville arrives Tuesday nj & n m
Departs Wednesday al 8, a. M.
bethany and West l. berty-leaves at 1 O'Clock on Tucs.
'lay, Thursday and Saturday.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
The new Post Office law, passed March Sd, 1851. fyes
The rates of Postage as follows:
IN LetteTS.-Any distance within the U. s., noteSceeding
SoOO miles, per half ounce or less, Sc prepaid, or s, unpaid
ESceealng dDOO miles, &C prepaid, or 10c unpaid.
Every haltounce or less, additional, to be charged extra,
according to the above rates.
Drop letters 1 cent; advertised letters, 1 cent additional
10 any other charges.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-25
Rntes ofTol1 of Wheeling and belmont Sus.
pension ISridRc.

For walking to Island and back per month ~ cts; per
year, $500. f'
=. nROVES.
For cattle per head, go.
'hOrseS per head, So
&" hogs per head,
sheep per head,
FOR RESIDENTS ON THElSLAND.
With the privilege of passing either bridge siuely.
For 4 single foot passenger, per month, 30 cts; per
year, 50 no
six persons, IN
q" Families, do dn
10 persons, IN
family, tEGc
@-Funeral professions exempt from toll.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-25
Dr. Guysott's 4 improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.

THE ORIGINAL n ONLY GENUINE PREPARE.
TON FOR THE U OF CON.
SUMPTION \ DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO ne
by THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUININE,
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i ms INCLUDES hanuollis' pamphlets, cngrayings, maya.
zines, DOCKS and every other description OF printed matter
on which there is no writing other than the address-aiso
bound books not exceeding q lbs: in weight. All printed
mater other than newspapers to bona fde Subscribers, and
periodicals published at no longer period than ) months, 10
be prepaid or charged with double the above rates.
These rates include, in addition TO the matter speci fed
All tTG!SIenf newspapers not sent TO actual subscribers.
from the office of publication, per quarter, for WEEKLIEs:
DISTANCE ftom county OF publication not evcced,g 80 mn. Be-