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CELLANE
wMERLrNG FEmALE sKmrNARY.

WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY.
' kNHE regular time for the commencement ofthe Fall
- session oil this Institution, will be the fret DAY of Seq.
Timber merit Each Session continues fpe calendar month";.
Inc teachers at present connected with tho Seminary,
Rev. Z. W. ToLFoRD. 3D., Principal.
Miss 5: Y. BLISS.
NJ: Sis$ i F3$$ S sEbf9a A'''''-"''.
Miss MARY O.. ToLFoRD. assistant Primary Depart.
.f 81 n
NJ. i: b NASH I HSsne ss snG Gt 5rsastns.
rIo. =. b. STONE, FOCAL Music:
ON account OF Providential detention at hons, bn. ,Tiii
Miss Bliss has been for several years connee,,, yin,
'enk nary near Philadelphia. She not only gives i.strrc.
,iso an experienced Teacher of Music and French pupils
IN Music, can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
The Natural Sciences viii be taught by the ror,,,-
icschers, and arrangements made for courses ofLec;urcs
neEore INC classes, by some experienced Lecturer, and EY.
We would again direct the attention of parents. 70 III,
Terms IN the Seminary. Any person knowing tho grade o
n.pupil, will at once know the amount OF Tuition. Where
,n iss majority f.s = studies Of pupil, are in any particular
Hoard and Tuition, with room rent, Bedding, Fire and
II ass ama Ancient Languages, if desired, per session
Wasningi o boaraers, per doz, so
session, 500
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
per session, 70 90
Meadle class, 400
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 100
F6es' etcePt Jo" Le JoNotUfdg branches: #
'ins.e per session offive months, with use OF instrument
" tSssons, 1900
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing. nm
Embroidery, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
IEg, Eoo
Vocal MUSIC, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, i 90
Wher a Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semjna.
~ IL consequence OF the extra trouble, the same is charg.
ell Az n tho Seminary, viz: Sis per session.
Pupils arc charged from the time OF entrance TO the close
d session, and nc deduction made except for sickness.
with reference to the management OF the school, we
n ~ We only tosay, that we have here Government and Lao,
9'imahistered kindly indeed, but still government and
LAW winch all concerned must respect and obey. Our
e ar aE smts are also such, that our pupils are under the
ute u femaie Ieachers night and day. This ~systemgiyes
catra care ana trouble to Teachers, but is he onIv SAFE
cl our views.
As to the progress OF our pupils in sound learning. /
those interested Will visit us, attend our examinations, &c.
Nc VIII point them 10 the members OF our higher classes
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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
'AN ANrENsEsY INTER STING Roo,

IAN NAELNSES bNTERh STING ROnn
VOL 1eMo.,S 81, 5.
GORE ANDERSON have jus ready in a dpod...
TIE CAMPAIGN OF GENE Al SCOTT
in the vally OF Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphl Il emmes. II G
1 vol, with a Map ofthe Battle Grom, ls-367 pages.
- Lieut.. S. is a man OF sterling s.nse. - "tgn:.
I'D Impartial account ofan he saw.Sk adau I'm the \. az ~
a spirited and extended sketch of the asst Mexican c,u
aseilcr " Connected Win the Any, tS = s siiss. D 9s,s sssane
, r. written = IN clear and vigorous style ID it is difReuIt
One OF the most gallant officers in the , Wv. r..
whole volume, as a work ofintellect, is W ,mihy OF a liz, III
place IN the department to which it belle gx.-LonisriHs,
icy: III ff e. 70 SINAI, Dr,,,. to III, author to :,
never read history evidently so fairly ,yritten.-Lii.
"a volume full ofins,ruction and interes. He write,
1--WE q 4 n SSfsiisn Rs e]sn ,P EssG %its ' psIso snii re- . IF hin mara :,
the distinguished actors init Era.
of Gen. scott's ampaign.-Sothern Press.
Is. c.5 Standard. :, 'NNN'' "'' - TI"ff''ii''
We fHS ~ this book. he most l!felike de, ription @
men and thinSs-Of Scenery and Society-Of ms Giles ara
battles and victories, that we have ever read. .Masonie
footsteps orthat eonsumate soldier, whose mar es aud
tTiumPhs from Vera Cru. tothe City of Mexico, W Tea Sc.
military Strategy-Cin. Gag. go - 40
His oIiginald descriptions are drawn with great fel i,y-.
He is lively and spirited narrator. His battle ST. .tehes
are extremely vivid, and produce a deep ression nthe
imagination. He criticises the military operation in : de.
eided partisan spirit, but with evident abihty.-M y III
The very best book which that war has called 70, ~
Philadelphia PTeS6yteriG. ..s-Ilr - IL"
In reading some Ofthe authors descriptions OF ass. Ats
and storms. one can hardly wonder at the fascination mi
enthusiasm productive OF the almost incredible mill Ts
RToteess so repeatedly displayed during the Mexican Wa -
The book is more than readable; its statistics, and ia, .
and sketches, give the reader as clear an account OF |,
campaign as can ba found any where, superior in intere T.
geliSf.
Pays a warm t ibute to the many admirable qualities
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott.-RaTPeT.s MGgazin
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.

FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.
The attention OF the reader is called l to the follow ing Ger.
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bottles OF Sands SarsapariIa:
Sidney, (Maine,) april is, 1850.
Messrs. \. b. d u. SANDS:
GentLemen1This is 10 certify that l have been afflicted
mole or less since my birth. with Sci Oiula, which contin-
ud TO increase until last February. In January, my legs
we've so swollen l could not get on a boot or stocking, AID
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II any person wishes further information about INV casc.
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Cincinnati EEydropnthic Or
Water Cure Establishment

THE above Institution is now open for the reception Of
on the Carthage pike, and but a few rods from the HamiI.
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, in the rear and at
the same distance from the Miami Canal, in the front. rem.
ierlng iteasy OF access to those DESTROYS o. enjoying tn,
To the lover OF nature, lew parts of the country can fur.
ms a MSse pleasing variety OF scenery than spreads Itself
Cure. There nature and art combine, rendering the view
beautiful T%n y beyond description snn Ini0,;n, p,,e,. n,.0n
OF the al tat glance: The neatness and elegance OF tho
present themselves to the invalid, cannot fail to render
this Establishment a desirable one. The Halls are exten.
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lnelement weather, The BED Rooms are well ventilated.
modious, being convenient for the application OF water in
Gymnasium Hall, seventy. five feet long. where patients
will have an opportunity of restoring their muscular
nish the water for this establishment, are clear, pure, soft saitt
i or ' %atsr bo t0% soIS i snd de = siIsxeny The Ssa so1 shsy sent n
n e abe are remarkable for healthMlness; purity OF
not think Of a more desirable place, for those w *, can
health, than this Institution.
Of disease for many years, begs leave to inform the public
those committed to his care. Mrs. PrAsr, who I Sas' f o
several years, devoted her attention to the treatment OF
for 50 important station, viii take special charge eea or tSe
female department. Prolaysus Uteri, with its train Of
whiehis PIGstrsting &c energies, and destroying the uss,
iqiness Of a large portion OF the fair sex, will be treated i'm
supporters of any kind. To this subject we would inyite
the attention OF ladies' as in all cases we shall expect to
Persons visiting the Cure by the way of the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at the Carthage
station. Patients are requested to bring two comfoTts.
bles, two blankets, two coarse sheets, six towels, and n
quantity of old linen, suitable for bandages. anu"
TERNs.-Thet terms for Board, Medical Services. aud all
ordinary attendance, will be ten dollars per week. navabIe
weekly. Extra attendance will subject the patient 10 = m
extrachargc. Some deduction will be made to those who
find 1t necessary to spend a length Of time in the Institu.
day.
From three to five dollars win be charged for the frs.
examination.
For further particulars address
7t" D.A. PEASE, NJ. ID. ny.
Proprietor and Physician.
Cattnage' hamiiton Co.. ONO. @ aug24.
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Berger OF Spine and Muscle Liniment.-
n II this remedial agent we forbear to say anything. Tia
speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Srrains, pains from Bruises. Burns, DC, is s,
extraordinary, that were we to speak its real merits, you
really, we fear, could scarce give credence to our assertions
1t team be had at
a-H. su. -r eais.i n PAXTON. & LAKES
-. End OF Susp. Bridge, and al
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BY HENRY C. WATSON.

pies oil female Courage, DisinteTestedness
anu Selt-Sacrifice of Ancient ana
Modern Times.
BY HENRY c.. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF THE CAMp-FIREs OF THE REyo.
LUTON might IN a BLoCk-HoUSE,"&c.
10 set before the women OF America examples for inlta.
tion IN the most trying circumstances, may be stated 10 he
the object of this book. De Tongue viIle,a FIench tourist
in the U. States. Women Govern : In i NO eoGnt sald y
the earth IL the sex so gener a respected and so deleien.
days OF chivalry, with MUCK moIe enlightenment. a heIo,
,E Woman "a " s% almost %no an object OF worship. Men have been
aud Inspired by the contemplation OF excellence. Lei the
reading and study of such a work as the a. HUroic Women,
IeGone common, aud our wives, mothers, sisters, and
daughters, VIII become more renowned for lesolution
-, anu selsaciliice than the Spartan females weie
vi Old. The ensuing pages include nearly all the fanrous in
mnTkable, but less generally known: among ,vhicb nI". -
found Historical Sketches Of ""o" Ia "
81 GeHeriere, gertrude Pan Der Wart.
Philippe Of Aiuqult, ~ ee 70 p<"ef' SMITHS Ed
1he St:nr o. D.sss.e!jn. Mademoisele Am1es.
JJaaMnso' IoanlsSSo 81 MongoTi' CaMer;neL !, Of Rl-Si4,
joan Hachsne, M Waa.a x1 D,mco.,
:1naTsGretcJ Hnyon' Marie Autoinette,
xhs QH.e" Gt NaroTTe, The Princess dc LanGaLe,
. W ainGTt' Madame EZiza6eM,
Mary Ogre, he Quaker Martyr Madame RoLanJs
y, q Nt'G Ensfa"d' Madame De.monlins,
Lady Fansha,r, 4im,e LoSefnsE1s
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r. yHysO = Mrs. Mott and Mrs. Brelrs-
h gd!n GEi:sH ha!Its, Ms. Richard SAuJric2,
r,or MiMsdale, The Qaeen Of GtOrgia,
Miss Mckay, H. p'~t N'
H HGGy 1aTrtet dchEdnd, Lydia DGT7agh,
VIZ vi ''G"I1, Mrs. Had aud The noted Mrs.
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

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Look to your Coughs!

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JAMES S. HEATE Clerk.
K. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
}. L.. SAN0sToN, Sergeant.
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tllkinds of work in
COLORS AND BRONZES.
t@An orders from a distance promptly attended to.
- a SWEARINGEN & TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-22

1876 sS a7ass ss smya. q SiEs, ns% s@ s4 s,sAsA', new Ral'lns
sna Q casks eurrants; -.-..-
boxes citron and Lemon peel,
lease Fancy Box Prunes; H
3 do Jar $50 do
1cask r[.. do To sell eb.,p.
g kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order:
i 2 trails Dates; 8 boxes conserve Ginger; g8-
decis us o''n0''r'es' al $ n -yvoconpow,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-22

00 BONES LEMONS.
~ 3 Cases Sardines.
, Bales Bordo Almonds.
3 Boxes Goshen
dry. For sale at " HRSo as
septs-tf. #- t..-. r. Nn.,,o .I,;ns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-22
The Heroic Women
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comprising some OF the most Remarkable Exam.
pies OF Female Courage, Disinte;estedneeS
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient ana
Modern TimeS -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-22
RnteS OfTOll of Wheeling and belmont sua.
pension bridge.

7E~S It'll Ut 9CH UdIIC5T TUT 20
"For walking to Island and back per month 30 cts; per
year, $500.
DRoVES.
For cattle per head, 5rts
"horses per head, S.
hogs per head, .
sheep per head,
FOR ON H IsLAND
With the privilege OF passing either bridge singly.
For single foot passenger, per month, 30 cts; per
year, "a m
Families. Exclusive of servants) not exceeding
six persons, Em
Families, do do
10 persons, 76O
both bridges, single foot passenger per year, 500
family, IN M
~ Funeral professions exempt from toll.