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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04
CONGRESS HALL.

E subscriber take pleasure in informing friends
anu the travelling community generally, they ha
ts day taken possession of that established and IA
vorably known Hotel. ~ "
CONGRESS HALL,
-, Third andChesnut streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired and
modern improvements introduced, and furnished in stye
winch VIII at once render it unsurpassed for
This is decidedly the hest located house the being
IN the Immediate vicinity business the Exchange
House, and MANY other public buildings O'
lanes OF oninbuses leave for CITY every
lew minutes their head quarters being within one
OF this House, ~ oe si'Al'e
The subscribers determined to spare no mains Il,
unkng this convenient comfortable ho7nt 70 The
traveller. Oe u tue
MORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietors
James e. Norris, is well known TO many or m. hn,
.ess men visiting the CITY, lately in the Hardware house
James Duncan d. Co, and formerly proprietor ofhe
Virginia HOTEL St Louis will control OF the
nent OF the House, assisted by polite and cormcent
'esso.s - ''aSteiit
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wheeling Custom IIou.e.

Established in 1881 f. b. SWEARINGEN, Surveyor ami
Collector of Customs, Office No. 10, Union street
mpo to this port made by way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Room, No. 1913, Market street, the Post Office
vtHotSus LODGE No 3, meets every Thursday evening
FE>EKLIS LODGE, No. - meets every Monday evening
WHEELING LODGE No So meets every Saturday evening
PASoLA Lopez, No 81, meets every Friday evening
ABRAMS ENCAMPMEST. No. l. meets LIST and Sd TUESDAY
each month.
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WHEELING POST OFFICE. -
No. IL, MONROE STREET
JACOB S. SHRIVER. PM

Arrival AND DEPA RTCRE MAILs-CNEw ARR ASGrurS-
Great Mail-arrives at . p. m from the East
departs at q p M, to the West
'ricat Hall-arrlves at st a. H., from the West
departs at a. m, to the East.
Mcllsvillc-arEivcs daily Sunday excepted at 10 n M
iltonsvillearrives Tuesday Friday, at ia, a. M;
;i2rarts same day, same time. " '
FatkersbuIg-arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday;
'"alts al ~ a NJ, on Tuesday, Thursday Saturday.
daily CSmday excepted at IL n
lbarsrtS at 6, A. N.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS AZ
ga; m Departs Monday Wednesday and Friday at 4 a m
=: III. Departs Friday at 6, u. m "
IoTSaEtOwIi-Uin BaCksvie arrives Tuesday at r. n ~,
Departs Wednesday D. a. IN. = r. "
day, Thursday and Saturday.
r.ra.. RATES POSTAGE.
The new Post Office law, passed Marcel, 3D. 1881 6xss
the rates oil Postage follows: ' ~
On Letters-Any distance within the u S. moi exceeding
miles, TSG hall ounce or less &c prepaid unpaid
Every halIOunce less additional 10 be charged extr,
according To the above 1'
Drop letters cent; advertised letters cent
to any other charges. N''N'
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ST MArTnEws, EPiscoraieaH, corner Monroe Byron
streets, Rev WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Rector; Morning ser.
vice 1O4, evening IA
JonN, EpieopaIean, Main street. between First and
Scoond Centre Wheeling; Rev. JAS. d. McCABE Pastor:
Morning service 1O, evening u O'Clock Service and Ice
ture Friday evenings at ~ O'Clock. Seats
Flusr PRESBYTERIAN, Rec. Il. H. Weed, Pastor Fourth
street, between Monroe and Quincy; Morning and
afternoon.
Webster Street, between Market; Centre Wheel
ing; Service morning and evening.
TmRD PREsBYTERIAH, Rrr. Mr. PAUL., Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hail. Main street, above Washington, North
Wheeling; Service morning and afternoon.
FouRTn METHODIST EpIscoPAL Rer s. B. Dg,,
Pastor, Fourth Street, between Monroe Quncey
Service morning and evening.
NORTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL Rer lynn VII.
son, Pastor Market North sts North VINCE,
ng; Service morning and evenings.
CHApLIxE Sr. ,MgrmoDIsr EPISCOPAL. Rer f G. Moi.
StSo Pastor: Chapne street. between First Second
Centre Wheelingi Service morning and evening.
GERMAN METHODIST EPIsCopAL, RSr. Mr. Broadbeck
asoT Chaplne street. between Webster and Third, Cen
Wheeling.
X. T. IPelGu Fifth Street, Hamnden service
morning and afternoon.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED Rer. J. T. Mcclure, Pastor corner
Market and Jefferson streets; service morning after.
BAPTIST, Rec J. WINTER PASTOR CLAW street betweeu
Ftitband Sixth, service morning and evening.
FIRST INDEPENDENT COHGREG ArIoSAL, UNITARIAN Rev
+ w Webster, PASTOR Market street, between Webster
Third, Centre Wheeling, service morning and evening.
EvANGELtcAL PROTESTANT, Rer. }. KToegar, Pastor
Clay street. above Sixth, East Wheeling.
ZIoS's EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, Reu. F. Zimmerman,
O'Clock =. NJ. " " ~
New JERUSALEM 'Swedenborgian,' No 10 Union street,
JEWISH SY AGnGuE No. 5S, Monroestreet
OlstIPLEs. First Hose company Hall, Market stre
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Merchnnts, and NIechnnies, Rnnk.

Merchnnts' and Mechnnies' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1895. CArIrAL s54O, 600.
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets
JOHN w GILL, Presidents SoBlEsKI BRADY, Cashier
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of Virginia.
90 INCORPORATED 1919. CAPITAL St951O0.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN c. CAMPBELL, Presidents DAS'L. LAME, Cashie,
Discount day-Thursday.
Mauufacturers' and Fnrmers' Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL STOCK $4,000
THoS. SWEENEY Pres't. JOHN LAST Cashier
Wheeling Savings Institution.
No 1872, Main st.
INcPOBORArED 1884, CAPITAL $4,000.
NJ NELSON, President; WILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer
... Discount day-Thursday.
savings Bank of Wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
rt INcoKroRA 1851. CAPITAL sic, 900
rHoS. H. LIST President; WIN. RANKIN, Treasurer
Discount day, Friday.
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The Oil of Grape Vine,

HlS Oil the result twenty years. investigation by
i French Physician, and is extensively used In
FRANCE both for the purpose Keeping glossy and
Testoringit in bald places. '
This OIL s particularly recommended, will render
the Hair son. glossy and pabe, besides making about
Prepared only by DR.. Fontain, Pars 2ocs per bott,e
For eSe by J. b. VOWEL. % Irninna t.
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AYERS UNIVERsUnT NO. nv

EDITED A. DANA
THIS day published. Containing the following
y steel ensravings t'The Cathedral OF Strnsbare 81,
TENS chapel Cnear knssnacht in Swtzerland0 sSThe
Etawah,' CIndia.) ~ = = - -t $50 "'its VI
With descriptive text. Price % cents or 40 per youp.
Subscribers In advance, receive splendid
premium Published semi. monthly 's 49,
nc pnonsher viii supply specimen gratu
gents and Postnasters, and will liberal arrangc
nents with them for circulation THE UNIVERSITY
VIII also supply Clubs of two persons at IS half
al i've persons at SO; and of larger number
'% .esco, HERMANN J. MEYER,
~"s.a- - Publisher, f6i William ST. M Y
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IIASONS.

"nGH RooH No ia, Main St, Robb's Chair Factory
Quo LoDer, No lol, meets the first Monday night o
b Very month.
wnEELiNo UMoN CHAPTER. No. 10. meets the secon
Monday night of every MONTH
WnEELtNG LODGE, No. 1885, meets the third Monda,
nigh; of every month.
WMErLISG ESCAAPNEST oP X T, meets on tina fourt
Monday night OF every month
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04
ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

TT has now become settled fact acknowledged y tho
best Physicians Our city, that in the UuIa
letter. and many other diseases, BRRNrLiKGHR's ELuIp
EATRACT OF SARsAPARILLA DAEDELIoH, deCiIchIr
above all other preparations Itspeas
used and we have taken the pains huy
night published through the appointing agents
Tor The sale Oh H. yet we almost weekly receiving or
states by persons who by some chance have
OF Its wonderful curative following from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used il for II
DEAR DocToR:
The two bottles ofnedcire got from vo.,
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express ~ ~
Yours Respectfully.
1t is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians of our
city, not as qack medicine for made them nc
quaiEed with the component parts we now saw 10
such as we have not the opportunity making il know,
TO- that 1t is entirely free from all minerals and is not in
the least incompatible with of the
dine, FowleT's solution, other properties W
To be had at Paxton & Lakes and + yabrps ,r, On,
wholesale and retail by ' ~ "0''
BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG;
July II, 49, 1852 's w.
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Rerger or Spine and Muscle Liniment.
OF this remedial agent we forbear to saw ,n,+hn a..
" speedy and certain action in removing Rbeumafis, nU
sprans, pains from Bruises. Burns DC is go
that We're we to speak its real merits Won,
we could scarce give credence assertions
1t can be had at 'N
PAXTON & LAKES
A., q, -, -n, End OF Susp. bridge, and at
Aug 2l-iy'd. RRESTLINGER &ARMSTRoNG,s
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CITY DIRECTORY'...=

cludes also the foreign postage % cents On those re-
reivcd, tho foreign postage is required paid in ad
vance, leaving the United States postage to be
collected delivery. On newspapers from the United
states cents must be and those received four
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THE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIES,
And Blackwood's Mapazine

Important Reduction in the rates of Postage,
LEONARD SCOTT tS CO.,
NO. 6i ooLD ST., NEW YORK
CONTINUE 10 publish the following British Period,
lie lie E ESFaS qa R@it, Refi3 0"patr
The 1NsStmi"ster ReDs'o 6Li1e,al.1
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These reprints have been in successful one
san on the tbs ahsl tSe
ney encounter from american peril dicas class
from oeign periodicals This shows clea ry
gn msn % IN which they are held by the inte
established on firm basis, and will be continued without
Although these works distinguished by the political
shades above indicated, yet but small portion Of thcr
y which gives them their chief value and in that
they stand conessedly far above all other journals OF their
CLASS BGcklrood, still under the masterly guidance M
Christopher North maintains its ancient celebrity and is
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one or more OF the above works hus: -Four copies or
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over o0 and not exceeding 1900 miles, IS cents per
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LEONARD SCOTT e co,
70 Fulton Street, New York
=, =, Entrance OIL Gold Street
N. B-I. > ~ Co, have recently published and Ia We
now for sale the "FARMER'S GUlDE,'' by Henry Ste
pens OF Edinburgh, and Prof OF Yale COLLEGE New
iaveh complete IN vols royal octavo containing 1G0o
pages IA steel and GOO wood engravngs Price in sI
's E2'' =" paper covers LOT the mail, 30. aug 81.
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Wines and Liquors,

VINES and Liquors.
az PACKAGES containing
w Pure Brandies, of all grades;
blackberry and Ginger Brnndies;
irish and Scotch whiskey; Jamaica spirits.
Holland Gin; y Z. Rum. very old, and common do.
very hne old Port, Madeira and Sherry wines; ~
Malmsley Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga do
finger Mnsc9t, Claret, Pure Juice the Grape and
champagne wines; ..IfI- = = ~ r. E-
Cordiasi brandy, Fruits; r ~ i.
10 casks Scotch Ale;-for sale by elE ~.
dec16 S3n woonpoyv ~
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PETERSON'S
Lady's National Magazine
Only 81, 25 TO Clubs where other
Magazines arc 81.


EDITED BY
ANN IS. STEPHENS a. G. =. p FsT,zsRSON
eothHed Increase in the subscription list thisthe
IN IN Inc world stimulates the proprietor
lew Determined not to b9 outdOne, offers the
'I.a'. GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR 1852. lers
The January number viii ready by the first OF Dec
o n % De, IN all sSpeets double number
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Hats and Cans.

1OH Doz escorted Caps 10 cents 10 81 To he nro
1DO cured at D. HRrper's Hat and Cap store who's,
legitimate businessts selling Hats Caps which ia Ii,
place TO call for fashionable articles his line sen %
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CONSUMPTION CURABI,E,

CONSUMPTION Durable!
Robert Sanderson, Justice Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio brother OF pNInor
General Sanderson officer in the 1912 cured III
CONSUMPTION by the use OF "wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" = ''
Rush Greek township, Fairfield CO. FEB %, 1852.
Dear Slr;-As consider that my been greatly
prolonged by being cured OF Consumption by the S ri
cdr Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry" will state thr
SYMPTOMS of my that others similarly afflicted mn r
Ind ICED to try this invaluable remedy Experienced renI
difficulty in beahingi had the hectic fever with yioIe,
ushes OF heat and frequent cold chs with severe main il;
side and breast accompanied by very bad cough: was
restless at nights and had great night sweus persn
ring, should say at least two gallons night wettnp Tho
bed completely through. had been able TO work FIR
scars. But much emaciated, and almost hen,css
when commenced using WStar's Basam of Wild Cher.
have used in all 10 bottles and now free rom III tho
complaints, for my health is good.
65 years DID, and have not taken INV or ~,
aSam since 1916 because health is good as not ia
require any medicines But il should have any return az
my former symptoms should use Wstars IIalsam Of Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messrs Fall q Nc
Cracken, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSON
The genuine Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has n r,,
sniile OF the signature of Henry Wstar NJ D. PLilade
Phn, aud "Sonord d Park finely executed steel en-
sravcd wrapper No othes be. gcnuiIe. ="
70 Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for So
Sold Qy I'D. PARK, Cincinnati n
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut streetsent
Walnut strcct-to whom all orders must be ada esscJ
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Look to your Coughs!

Look to your Coughs!
We all such as are aboring under Coughs Colds Hoarse
y ness, rams In the Breast, Splitting Blood &c ,vc
would honestly recommend the OF BTentinger,s Conn
1t can be had Messrs PAxToN 4 ~ vv, speeuy
the Suspention Bridge and at % Gnu oi
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNC,c
aug2t- yrd Monroe street 49,
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The Heroic Women
HIS TORY
comprising some of the most Remarkable Exo,,
pies OF Female Courage, DisinteTestedness
and Self-Sacrifce of Ancient ami
Modern Times

uprising some OF the most Remarkable Exam
u PICS VI Female Courage, DisinteTestedness :
anu nelt-Sacntice of Ancient AMI
Modern Times.
BY HENRY C. WATSON.
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-FIREs OF TIE ppyo
hoAioN'" might IN a BLOCK-IiOUSE nc y,
ton in b SeoIe the women of America examples for nta
III ~ tie most trying circumstances NAV he sfate ~, G
nc on!eot oil this LOOK lie TocqucviIe Erenc i pe
in the u States, women Govern AI Sn said that
nl, rs Inc sex SO generally respected and SO
Jays oi eiyalry, with mole enhancement o. te
made great ana an object OF worship. Men have been
- iiu heroic by PIutaTchs.' LyesI-stim,I.,o
noiml by the contemplation OF excellence Ie, ,
hoca5 aiu STUDY OF such work the HUr0ic w0nen
ioIo, common, and our wives, mothers sisters nj
"rii,Gc VIII become more renowned for tesoltin"
o, Oh The ensuing pages include nearly ali tT wGIe
OF !emale roisn, with many that are ot eS
found HistorcsI knowi among which may be
B, "ebs.'erf' ueriy1sae Pan Der Jpart
PHILIPPE Of Hrinaltlt. l's, SPe"eer SrHtn's Es-
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Joan Of Iirc y '0"VOF'' Gane':1 n, 4 Of RiSiI,
M1rsgrS, ot e.; Madame Drucourt,
Tssay,e, 4s %y F; 4,stss u ,,
Ihe Princess of Conde C6arIo,,1 r coss
Mary DyTe, the Quaker Martyr Madam BoyonJy'
Mrs. lane Lqmt' ; nSsaTn Dss1nOulins,
| Tyy IEa'tshGto, Aimee Lddoinska
I1JSy, Itar No., Countess de La Vaiette
Ths Hsart Of Montrose Mrs ION Mott aud Mrs Brero'
I'LL ffs 4& t Gsan,,., Of Es RsAgEa ssre
| . Mthsddie, $685.. ~ DE-, - s!
Flora Macdonald, NJ $780, SSI5JCsStG'
| ~, -I tJg, Mrs. Ptrrsley, . .
| H. IL ~ &c tef 1eEEand, Lydia DarTdgh,
| Man,, Ia y MTs. Head and the noted Mrs.
rms work is beautifully printed on fine n,ro ,,
handsomely bound, making an - ''
ELEGANT OCTAVO VOLUME!
EnbeisheI with numerous Original Ilustra,ioD. r ,,o
designs OF Croome, and other eminent Artists " ~
Price Only Two Dollars and Fifty Ceutst
J. d J. L. GIHoN, Publishers
u-u -, No. %, Chestnut street. PhiLa SsLphfa.
very 6erdt triI be made 10 cetIre anT IN,
ssaLc men !osssS@s" small capital 81 from go 20 0
ogee an ne sale Of there and Other popular ,toTks mani
q rhcH are sold ercs reiY 6v Irareing agents .1i
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New Fall Goods /!

NEW Fail Goods
rTNHiS morning will commence opening our FaI, stock
Il oil Goods, among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS
Very rich BEoeade4 4 silks Plain black Gro De Rhine,
Cold BLK Satin de Chine, silk Tissues Heavy and rich
Madame De Ross Brocades for fall wear,
Gro de Antique tirey new designs 80
French Muslin DeLaines Plain and Figured
Mourning SILK and Wool Mousin De LANES
French Chintzcs, very beautiful
Bomhazines, Lupins make, extra.
Our assortment Fall Saws is unequaIed for eleeaue.
and variety, consistingo
Thibet Palm Shaws, all colors.
Grape Shawls, at allpriccs Embroidered and plain
French Cashmere Shawls.
Bay State and French Plaid slIawls.
TRIMMINGS, EMBROlDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Flouncing in Swiss Jaconet Muslips
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings
K,Gh TTmm min in g,eat variety for dresses.
Wide Black and colored Velvet Ribbons
Narrow "a do for Trimming
septs Q: W. HE1sKELL & Co
Family Groceries No. l.
y Old Gov, Java Old Yellow and Green Rio cotee;
S S9, or Imperial, Young Hyson Gunpowder and
Crushed, pulverized and clarified Sugars;
Liverpool ground Table Salt hI IN sacks and boxoa
Bath Brick and Tripo Brick DUST;
ceases Pine Apple do
8 boxes and sperm candles;
10 do chocolate, assorted:
10 do variegated and castillo Soaps;
8 do New York pearl and corn starch
100 b Plove of Rice;
100 d HeCkcr's FaTinn;
100 b Pearl Barley;
800 b huled Barley;
1oh b Tapioca and Pearl Sage;
100 b English split Peas and Lentils;
ouO b white Mustard, canary, hemp and carandcr
~ boxes Yeast Powder; 800 h Dat Meal.
decl6 s. d. WOODROW, No. 266 Main st.
Prepare! Prepare!
TO be astOnised at The great difference the cash
makes in the Price of Goods. gov ~
am now opening the largest stock OF Dry ever Of
Tered at retail in this Sly, and propose selling them
ENTIRELY FOE CASH
am determined offer them su. prices that cverv
body will be convinced is to their interest to buy for
cash ' "
Programme; in part.
Fine Rich De LANES, at IL. ....
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, ate. D. P.
Yard Wide elegant Chintz, at i2.
Good Black Alpaccas, at ~.
Good Jeans and Satinetts, as low as 49,
Best ZIP Bleached Mnslins in town.
Finest kind ofRed FIanneIs, 90
Also-The most elegant Silks
Brocades, French Cashmeres DE LANES, Embroderies
Gloves Hosiery &c &C. all at prices than ude
the old system. ]. s. RHODES
Goshorn Buildings No. 159, Main Street
rs foods sent to part of the city free OF charge
dStoTe open until O'Clock at night sepIa
| M ANTED, by young mar man or undon6ied r..
" terrence as to character, and willing 10 t,,rn
manu- 10 any thing in store, either wholesale or
oI IN any business in which he would engage is good
and perfectly willing to assist at books He is
moi as to the nature business as he has
small family and wishes 10 this part of the
| FOR further particulars address " y.
deelo Post Once. steubenville, Ohio.
Wines and Liquors.
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~ = Cases Sardines -f...
tales BOrdo Almonds. .s
BOXES Goshen Cheese-warranted
candles as low any in the eli 50 ~,
sn,o -. e' a. s,e BROOKS
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