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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
John Z. Watts,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Staou,ou, Va.-Practise
IA in he Courts Of Augnsla, Rockingham aud High
laud and will give strict attention to all BUSINESS en-
trusted to hiu in his profession.
Staunton, Aug. 6, tS5l.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11

neALER in, and Manufacturer Of Boots and Shoes,
~ R,yeyly Street Staunton, Virginia-oppositc the
aA Once
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
z. III. Cushing,
T. P. Eskridge,

NsALER ia all kinds Of Groceries, C"n,ect'oaar'es
ID traits, &C., Beverly Street, Staunton, Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
James Cochran,

A TrORNEY AT Law, Staunton Va. Practices
n in the Courts of Augusta Rockbvdge, Pendl letQn'
Bath. Iii shind, Albemarc, Nelson and RocS'nSnam'
Om:s two doors North Of IS. Craw(Ord's Store
Nov. 5, 1851 --ly,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11

NSlLER in Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils ana pye
IL StuFs Beverly Street Staunton, Virginia one a'0'
W.st of R (.rawfuru's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
VI. Z. Cullen,
z. Tphomas Albertson,

ATTORNEY ATLAW, Wayuesboro', Virginia
"A PractiscS in the Courts of Augusta Albemarle and
Nelson. Office on Main Street, near Gibbs Hotel.
Nov. 20, lSl9.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
George E. Price,
A. NJ. Simpson,

DEALER in all kinds of Hardware aud Cutlery, Bev-
D erly Street, Staunton, Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
]. B. ESKRIDGE
. 7. LAIRD. u b.
A. T. Laird & Co.,

DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye
IL stufs, Beverly Street, Staunton Virginia, oppo-
site Spectator Office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
A. ]. DeakinS,

NEALER in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Beverly
IL Street. Staunton, Virgnia-od Stand oil CowHe q
Osakias
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
William Chambers,

PEaRrPJ & RIDeEwAY,
C)mn mission and Forwarding Merchants
staunton, Virginia.
My 7. 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
G. T. COCHRAN. THOMAS bolLA"'
C. T. Cochran & Co.,

nEALERS, Wholesale and Retail, in Chewing o.
IL bacoo Scgars, Snuff, &c.. New Street, Stannton'
Virginia, one door below Breckenridge Cowne's'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
Davis a, KaYser,

pyALER in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, South
East Corner of Beverly aud New Streets, ,staunton,
Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11
w. A. STERRETT
Norman B. White,

DEALERS in Staplsf Nj Fancy Dry Goods beverly
IL Street. Staunton, virginia, one door aooSe "eo'
Wright & Co.'S, Jewclry Establishment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-29

GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor Wet BToGdrGy and Franklin street, Nelp York.
4 T this Establishment be very correct Repre-
N sentation ola LADY IN CHINA. under the INFLU
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue and hands in motion: the
only representation oi the kind in the country. The largest
The figure Soldier in the Continental Inform blue and
bluff. lead buons, marked U. S. A.. three Hat
Beeches CATERS &c, lso Birds OF Various Plum
curious Freaks of Nature Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings fine Ensavings, with many other
and vaa bic Curioscs, STATUE George Ill Such COL
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the United States. a double Calf, which is universally
United TO be great wonder The calves joined together
from the neck down the middle. They full grown
perfectly formed, and ought from the Lyme,
Live White Rat from Bcrks Penn. -iinftdnee graf
is. Games for Exercise and Amusement Billiards, Back
Cannon and Doninoes. A Billiard Room with two splcn-
did Tables is also attached TO the house. ..
REFRESHMENTS.-Dnncr and Supper parties be
accommodated at very notice. The Lardcr will
supplied with all the decaccs of the season. Came Oys
at any hour. .tr- a.Eal .all
Atthis Establishment, may be celebrated bird,
MlNO that will repeat almost anything after stranger.
REORGANIZATION for political meetings OF any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment and having made various alter
ton prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels of the city OF New York The Bar ROOM which
tains the rarest private in this country, being the
collection OF many will sustain the reputation accorded
il under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality Gifts
Wines &c, Connected with the above is REFEC-
TORY where meals will be served at all hours of the day
and evening Private rooms for Courts martial Referees,
The public respectfully invited to grant him share
their patronage. L.-.- .y. = - =
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
17Persons wishing Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment.
N B-Pvate families supplied with Dinners SuppcTs
superior style for Parties of number at their rcspec
tive homes and of glass silver out to
OF the City FREE CHARGE.
j. ~ Entrance 10 The REFECToRY in frcnklinst.
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

r T has become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians city, that in the OF Sci ou,
letter. and many other diseases BREsrLINaER's FLrD
ExrR act SARsAPkKILLA AND DASDEoS, is decidedly
above all preparations. 1t speaks whenever
used and although have never taken the pains of nv
ing published through the papers, appointing agents
dcrs from Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky and other
stacs PERSONS who by chance means heard
OF lis wonderful curative powers The following is from
gentleman of Vermont few days since, who used il Tor
very serious discase:- - ..--- ~.
DEAR DocToR:
3 The two bottles ofmedicne got from YOU
Wheeling. have nearly cured please send
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
1t prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF or
city, not as quack medicine, for have made them
qaned with the component parts; and we now say to all
such have not the opportunity OF making 1t known
to- that entirely free from all minerals and is not in
the least incompatible with of the preparations oft
dine, Fower's solution, or other properties
To be had Paxton q Lakes, and F. Yahrng and soll
wholesale and retail by B, . = - 80
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July 81, '52. 81, ssa1 .titzl.a.f a.l... 3 lt-
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CIIAlIREIsLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,.

LOCATED coRSrE MARKET AND THIRD sTREErs, PITTS
BURGH. 4.
O. + CHAMBERLlN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts. sr-g. H.. gr n.#
p. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship. a.
NHE principal Object OF this Institution is TO aod young
L men an opportunity of obtaining thorough and II.
mate knowledge OF Double Entry Book Keeping, and its
picao business operations generally Applicants Can
enter College any time and attend both day and evening
The of is SUCH will enable the student
TO take charge and conduct scientific principles any
Double Entry Books completion OF the same
PEsNASsnp-To write f!ec and lesibc hand is dcsra
bic accomplishment i'll the education young scncmclor
every profession and particularly those who
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves mercantile and bust
pursuits This department ia conducted by p
r. Spencer OF Ohio author of the Spenccrian system OF
Pcnmanship, gentleman well known throughout tile cou
try, accomplished penuan and also of the
most successful teachers OF the age. --.-i
Communications addressed TO o. X. chamberlain,
will receive prompt attention. aug21.
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GENERAL JACKSON
AND MARTIN I,IJTHER.


THE Proprictors OF Sartain's Magazine having puts
cd the large and handsome steel plate carefully tt1
we'd in line and mc1zoint, from the celebrated desisr
George Catternole, representing II 4rt
THE FIRST PERFORMERS,
PTeseiiins their Fa,not. Protest al the Diet Of Sfi
~ t in 1880,
now offers it, in correction with their Magazine, ntn
low.
This magnificent composition contains nearly one =
drcd figures, and includes Scntic portraits Of The M
prominent men connected with that event The woklt
elusive OF margiO measures 81 ircSes by is, and The
has ne Yer boon rctacd at price less than So per
Each impression is accompanied Ivy instructive ran
Key otrcercnec, describing the scenc the chaaetef
history which led to the event, and the principles eo
ded for. .r - 1ilEf IT,. .i-rrLfI. ~.
In connection with Sartain's Magazine, both work.
be furnished on the following liberal terms which arsa
Hably in advance:- .aIrt2fif ,tsl 5i.5ri h,-a :,
One copy Of the Magazine, and Que OF the Print, Y
Two copies OF the Magazine, and two OF the Prints
Five copies ofthc Magazine, AMI five Of the Prints,
together with one copy of boh works to the set's'
up OF tho Club, 50 = 80 ~ 4 = - i.
The price OF Sartan's Magazine being ofiself s3lt
num- both works jointly may now. by the above oa
had for what heretofore the price OF each sePa,
Preparations arc making TO publish in the Masanns.
icing with Pictorial Life of General Jackson. ~
agents wanted in every town and vills: th VI
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS 1T ISL! DO I'D. Ht,sT rrs
Being narratives and Incidents in the real LrE
ur TnE LowLy.' by W. L.. q. Smith, Esq
The object OF abe author is represent the condition
slave in his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
laons and pastines, the relations between and
slave, the mistaken impulses and mseonccived views OF the
Eorthcrn PiianthTopsi, &c, &c. and to represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural iorms, the
displayed in the hunblcst lot OF society," thus showing
happiness than freedom; and at the TO represent,
class people viz: The Planter whom justice
has seldom been DONE and whose character exhibited in
day life, swe calculated 10 win the amiablc judg
Ol the world.
pr TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Od Virginia.
=. 2-Thc Plantation-Uncc Toms I,azuess.
a. 3-SObriety and Mcrriment.
az 1.-The Punis hncnt.
- 5-The School Master er-
% fc-Famiiy OF tic Planter. 80. IL
90 I-SchoOi Keeping.
=. S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
"a g-The Surprise.
a. 10-Independcncc Day.
" 1.-The Ovcrsecr.
Io-schoOl Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
Z" l3-unclc Tom and Dinah.
- lI-Midnght Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
:. 15-Cassy F
{" 1.-THE overseer's Communication to the Planter.
" IS-Tle Suspicion
1S-SchooI Masters Uncasincss and Departure
"a o9-uncle Toms Notions oi Freedom.
90 2l-Iils Determination togo TO the state of Free
dom.'
" 22-Thc Escape.
" o3-Thc Pursuit.
90 2i-BuIlo-Thc Bootblack.
=. 25-Iiard Times
" 26-Uncle Toms Soliloquy
" 21-The Alarm.
az 2S-Amcrican Hotel.
:. o9-The Fee Negro.
30-Couragc, Quietude and Contcntmcnt.
3i-NingaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
I" a2-Thc Interview between ,laster and Slave.
'' 33-Uncle Toms Decision.
ai-Back 10 Old Virginia.
{" 3-Conclusion.
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and tn travelling community generally that they have
this day tken possession of that well established and IA
vorably kiown Hotel 80 80 ~
CONGRESS HALL,
49, Third and ;Chcsnut strcets.
They hare the house thoroughly repaired and the
md furnished in
of eeganc which will at render it unsurpassed for
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This decidedly located house in the city, being
the IMMEDIATE vicinity of business the Exchange Custom
House, aid many other public buildings. -
Lines Omnbuses leave for every part of the city every
lew minues their head quarters being within square
Of this Huse.
The subscribers determined TO spare pains in
making his convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. "a tt.-f f
MORRIS & JACKSON, Projectors.
JanesE. Norris, who is well known TO many the bus
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OF JametJ Duncan Co.. and formerly proprietor OF the
Virginaote St. Louis, will have control OF the manage
incnt Of the House, assisted by polite and competent
10 ssons. ih+ -'1 = no.. o. f- Fs 80 -r'as+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-29
7NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
GAN INTENsELYIN INTER- EsTTNG Roa,

tVOL. 12MO., l,2o.
MOORE & ANDERSON, have just ready in d.,
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT
In the vay OF Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphael Semnes II
VOL, with Map OF the battle Grounds-36I pa,s 81
A detailed account OF General Seotts brilliant Car
- Lieut.. S. is a man OF sterling sense. - ffeSst
and impartial account ofall he saw-Kenden In u.
spirited and extended sketch OF the last Mexie,,c
paign The author is attached to the Navy, but ~
accidently connected with the Army.-Phiiad Che
Written in clear and vigorous style, and It IL Az
after having commenced its perusa TO lay it asde-s
One Of The most gallant officers in the Navy,
whole volume, ms work ofinteect, is worthy or y
place in the department to whichit belongs.-Loriss
"lt is no small praise to the author to say, that va,
never read history evidently SO fairly wrensIIaS
ia volume full ofinstruction and interest II. -.
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, enrehns bis ia
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We have seen no work which has given such viva
pressions of MEXICAN scenery and character, the en-
OF Gen. Scott's Campaign. Preas. w
Has given to the public very attractive work-c,,
Is. CD Standard. ..i- .#H ,iH.ligf LaI7
We find in this hook, the most life.like deseriu,,
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Reriep. - ft,Ft'
We follow with interest renewed, We advanr. o,
footsteps OF that conslmate soldier, whose mafehe. NJ
triunphs from Vera Cruz to the City OF Mexico wer,,
res OF absolutely unsurpassed in the ann,h
military Stratcgy.-Cin. Ga:.
He is lively and spirited narrator. His battle sk,
extremely vivid, and produce dcepimpr on,
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cidcd partisan spirit, but with evident abity-M r n
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The very best book which that war has called for.
Philadelphia Pres6yferidE .- y
III reading rthe authors descriptions as,,s
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Princeton Rerietr.
The book is more than eadable; its statistics, andh
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Pays warm tribute to the many admirable qualia
that eminent commander, Gen. Seott-Harper's Nigga,
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PROSPECTUS
trt+a Iljg-I 4la. Disc TaE go SO
AMERICAN WHO REVIEW

xaItAI13AALS114Si w Ill VI Il1Is -
the originai Prospectus of the American Reyiem,.
sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, les former
Tor and Eaitor number of the leading Wing Mempen
The Twenty seventh Congress CS!j-6) snbserloea W
names to the following resolution -,
Earnestly approving the par OF such Nationaio:sJ
long needed and Of manifest i:nportunce the undess
agree TO contribute for its ragcs from time TO TIME
communications may be necessary TO set orth Ies
fend the doctrines OF ths United Wing Party CT me
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel D. barnard,
Clingman Daniel Webster, X. c. Winthrop, Tsona w
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. p. Kennedy, VIM s. ALL
Rufus Choatc, Alexander H. Stephens, :" -, al
IN engraved portrait OF some distinguished petsen
be iouni in every number OF the Review. They Wy
ally &c portraits Of living American Statesmen anu
ever that Is possible, will be acfomprn!ed with an s-
tic Memoir OF the person reprcsented. o,;d;,s
The first objects OF the Review arc OF course ~, 3,
II is designed TO set forth and defend the Prineof
7neestTesi and tho or the United Vh1s r, PINT
Union. 1t Inns been n matter OF just reproaeh 90
that though it embraces its due proportion Of ns
gence and learning OF the country, il has DO
Monthly Organ devoted to the crpIessic1 and Nj
its opinions nd measures. The conductors "
Review have done what ga them lies TO rri9's
reproach, by securing contributions from sources
and truth t371t .,, D
The literary department OF the Review VIII 's'''
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4 iTrRNs-Singie subscriptions 80 year, In su ssl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
yyruEELINs FEMALE SEMINARY.

session Of this institution will be the ,s, day Of
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev d. D. W ToLFoRD, d. D., Principal.
Miss s. V. BLISS. EsfL.E e..
Miss MARGARET ORR, as,;,,,u,s
Miss MIRA II. TOWNSEND, assistants.
Miss FRANCIS L. HARDING =.
Miss MARY o. TOLFORD, assistant Primary Depart.
iP'ron JOHN wINKLE. Music and German.
Prof II. II. STONE, Focal Music.
Miss win not take active duty the coming session.
IN account of Providenal detention at home will
probably be with us in the Spring. 5!5tI.
Miss Bliss has been for several connected with
lions in the higher branches taught In Scmnaics is
lao experienced Teacher of Music and French, Pupils
Music, receive lessons they may prefer, either
from Prot. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers, and arrangements made for OF Lectures
orc the classes by some experienced Lecturer and En-
We would again direct the attention ofparens, TO Thu
Terms in The Seminary AEy IersoI Enjoying the g59de
lie majority studies pupil in ANY particular
lass, that Is the pupils grade.
Lights and Ancient Languages if desired, per session
Washing for isoardcrs, per tloz, u =s7a so
Hay PcriLs-Tui tion-Prmary Junior GradeperA 80,
session, GOO
g &c Senior Grade, 1900
:" Seminary proper, Junior Class,
:" H Mcdde class, 400
3" Senior class, 1900
q. Ancient Languages, Fourth year. 1900
Music per session five months, with OF instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
u of instr daily practice, . SE ~
Modern Languages. Painting or drawing, 1000
Embroidery, Fancy Ncedcwork, or plain Sew.
ing, - .-.f inn = .la,s..S 8 90
Vocal Music, Chemical Philosophical Lectures,
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina.
~ in consequence The extra trouble the Is
ell as in the Seminary, Wis SIS per session. :.
Pupils charged from the time of entrance to the closo
session, and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference 10 the management OF the school,
ha only tosay that have here Goreninen; and Lau,
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
rangements also SUCH that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
extra and trouble To Teachers, but is the only
sptcm. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell our views. |.-H Ha
AS TO the progress Of our pupils in sound learning
those Interested will visit attend examinations
', will point them the members of higher classes
and say-ic Stnt HosG EHontnentG-hcrc pledges
w Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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