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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED -
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being narratives scenca and incidents In the real LIFE
ur THE LOwLT.' By W. l. 6. Smith, Esq.
The object OF Ie author is represent the condition
Slave his Jude comfortable cabin daily occu-
utions and Pastimes, the relations between master and
slave the mistaken impulses aud msconceiyed views
northern thilanthropst, &c, &c. and to represent
passions and sentiments IN their natural forms,
displayed IN the humbeSt lot OF society, thus showing
that, i'll the case Of The STARE at least, eonteHlm 6eSo
hGR2EHess Than Yctdo aud at the represent
~ II u.s. class OF people, Wis The Planter, to whom justice
has seldom been DONE EHd whose character exhibited in
day ie is well calculated to win the Umiabc dg
mcnt OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'0ld Virginia.
'' 2-The PlantatiOn-Cncic Toms IazIness.
3-SObTety and MeTriment.
1.-The Punishment.
Z" THE School Master.
C-Family orthc Planter.
" T-SChOOl Keeping.
" S-Thc Secret League OF Rebellion
" y-Thc Surprise.
" 1D-lndependence Day.
:" 1.-THE OveTsecT.
12-SchoOl Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
" 1IUncle Tom and Dinah
{" 14-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
l5-Cassy.
1G-Sundny.
i7-The ovcrseers Communication to the Planter
IS-Thc Suspicion.
1s-SclOOl Masters Uncasncss and Departure.
az 20-Uncle TOMS Notions OF Freedom.
2i-His Determination 10 go TO the state OF Free
dOn.'
22-Thc Escape.
23-The Pursuit.
Z" 2l-BufTllO-The Boot black
- 25-HaId Times.
26-Uncle Toms Soliloquy.
27-The Alarm.
:" 2S-AmeriCan Hotel
29-The Flee Negro.
" 3o-Courage, QuiGtude and Contentment.
3i-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
a. 32-Thc Interview between Master and Slave
" S-Uncle Toms Decision.
3i-.Back to Old Virginia.
35-CoEeusion
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WAsHINGTON.

Rroni StaaFt,s, m Oetee1ebrated EntntI ssos
lHIS large and heent PortTSitjo M4sshssT.dbJ
ali who have seen 1t to be OF the most besnt 81
Trcns ofart ever fshed, and
inches which win make handsome picture foI
aud should be in the hands of exery
1T is aieoTrect copy from STARTS cele6Iatee we
Painting, now at State House, Ut
iS finely engraved, and printed on las
That 1T may bef thin the reach % hthe pAgiI
reduced the prieetq orr DobLAR II =, IeeeiT
an persona remiting the amount may req he O.
Ing perfect copy by return OF any ~,
states carefully put up on rollers for Tao
free Of postage. - r.,;.SSrf,fs a.
4 - 80 sIIff5f' JOHN S. TAa I9t.'' yotk
Bookseller and Puhnsser ."
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CITY DIRECTORY.

merehants' and Meehnnies' Bank.
INeoRPoRATED 1885. cAFrrAL $4,000
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN W. GILL, President, SonrEsKr BRADY, Cashier
Discount day-Tuesday.
North western Bank OF virginia.
ncoRPoRATED 1919. CArrTAL $4,000
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets-
JOHN Q. CAMPBELL, Presiden'i DAHL. LANE Cashier
Discount dAy-Thursday.
Manufacturers and Farmers Bank
Of wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
SeonFoaArrp March, 1851 CArt1At Stock $4,000
FRos. SWEENEY, Pest JOHS LIST, Cashier.
wheeling savings Institution.
No. tg2, Main ST.
.e IxrPoBOHATED 1881 CAFrrAL $4,000.
N NELSON, Presidents WILLIAM Mccor, Treasurer,
Discount day-Thursday.
SaVings' Bank of wheeling.
Conner OF Main and Fourth Streets Centre Wheeling.
ISeoAPORATrDgIs5l. CAPITAL $4,000. nv
THos II. LIST, PRESIDENT wv RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day. Friday.
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~ YER's UNIvERsU1I NO. Nv.

EDITED cHAs-A DAM
TJHIs day published Containing tho following elegant
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publisher viii supply specimen numbers gratutOusly
gents and Postmasters, and will make liberal arrange
lnents with Hem for circulation THE UNIVERSUM.-
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persons $40; and OF larger number at the
rates HERMANN J. MEYER,
augPs. Pu6EisheT, 1874 William ST. N. Y
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THE GREAT BRITISH aUARTRRLIEs,
And Blackwood's Magazine.
TupoTtGnt Reduction in the rates Of PosLdgeI
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
NO. 81 GoLp 81, NEW YORK.

Important Reduction in the rates Of PosLdgey
LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
no. OF coin ST., NEW YORK.
CONTINUE publish the following British PcriOdl
" Gals, viz:
The London Quarterly Rcufctr, CConScrr1tire.O
he Edinburgh ReEiG1, CIThig.)
Tie NORTH British RerieL7, Gree CIWych.)
The ITeStmirtster RerteO CLi6syGi.)
IND
Blaekzrood's EiiIlJt,rsh Magazine, C7ory)
These Reprints becn in successful opcraton
this country for rsHfy and their circulation is
stantly the inc Notwithstanding the competition
they encounter from American periodicals OF similar class
and from ECLECTICs and Magazines made up
selections from egH periodicals. This shows clearly
the high estimation which they held by the intei.
gent Ieadng public, and affords guarantee that they
established finn basis and Will be continued without
interruption 10 -r ..
Although these works distinguished by the political
shades above Indicated yet but small portion OF their
contents is devoted TO political subjects II is their id.
char actor which gives them their chief value aud in that
they stand coniescdy far above all other Journals OF their
class BiGcktooa, stil under the mastery guidance OF
Christopher North maintains its ancient celebrity and is
this time, unusually attractive from the serial
Bulwer and other literary nOtables, written for that
zine ard first appearing in its columns both in Great Brit.
and in the United States Such works '1hc CaX.
tOns'' and "Ay New Novel; Cloth by Buwer,) My Pc.
ninsUar Medal, hc Green Hand, and other Serials
which rival editions issued by the leading
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publishers from The pages OF BaCwOOd after has been
issued by MessTs. & Co.. that Subscribers
Reprint OF The Magazine may always rely on having the
earliest leading OF these fascinating tales.
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CIzAIIBEIsLrN's G;OIIMERCuAL
COLLEGE,.

LOCATED cORxrE OF HARRIET AND THIRD STREETS PIr1I
90 .--...-- HURGH.
o. Z. cHAMRERLlN, Principal and Professor of til,
Science or Accounts.
P. X. SPENCER, Professor Of Penmauship
TIHE principal Object this Institution, aTo, young
j men opportunity Of obtaining thorough and Ii.
knowledge OrpOuble Entry Book Keeping and its a
PcatUM business peatOns generally Applicants
College time and attend both day evening
Tie course OF ucti0n is SUCH will enable tie student
10 fake charge OF and conduct scientific principles
set OF Double Entry Books completion fthe same
PENMASsmr-TO write fec and legibe hand is desa.
BILE III the education young genemenfOr
every procession, and particularly those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves mercantile and
pursuits. This department ic conducted by 2.
r. Spencer OF Ohio author OF The SDenCeTian system
PenmanshP, gentleman well known throughout the
try, accomplished penman and also OF the
most successful teachers OF the
Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aUg21.
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The Oil of Grape vine.

1'HIs Oils the result oftwenty years'inyesgaon by
i French PhysIcian and Is now extensively used in
FTaLce purpose ofkeeping the hair glossy and
IestnTingit in bald places
This OIL Is particularly recommended II will render
The Hair so, glossy and Plabe, besides makingt about
two shades darker.
by J.B.VowELL, "a Unionat.
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MISCELLANEOUS.



IIlfR regular tme for tho commencement orthe Fan
Il Session OF this institution win he the frat day Of Sep
The teachers at present connected with The Seminary,
Rev Nv D. W ToLEoRD. B. D., Prtneipai.
Miss MARGARET ORR, 4,,;,,,,,,
Miss MIRAH TOWNSEND, -''
Miss FRANoIsL. HARDING, j --L .e.saic
Aliss MARY o. ToLFoRD, ASStStant Primary Depart
RFot 5qtl y. w1skLE 9 s s's Gi 5
Prof b. II. STONE, Vocal Music. ta-
Miss Orr will not take active duty tho eoLgs
On account Of Providentini detention at hom but 81.
Miss Bliss has been for several years connectsl VIA
seminary Philadelphia. She not only gives Ilstruc
rs in the higher branches taught In semnaries but is
I,O experienced Teacher OF Music and French Pupils
RON Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. 80 lliIf' 81
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers, and arrangements made for courses Lectures
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer aud XIX
We would again direct the attention parents, to thf
IN fs 81 any my M inc gSds
lilo majority ofthe studies ola pupil in any particular
lass, that Is the pupils grade.
Lights and Ancient languages, il desired, per session
v az 5Es @ eq B6:rsots p.r loz $500
session. g6g'H. s..ai 600
| Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
Mod RdT s slass. 1 lGoS
| g.. - Senior class, 1900
ancient Ls 9 t Eo611y eaE 500
jls.o per session Uffve months, with use or instrument
Tor lessons. ..-..- -. ,..-. $500
| IIEc Orinstrument for daily practice, 200
llOls.E Languages. Painting or drawing, 1000
| t:nibtOtdcry, Fancy NeedlcwOrk, or plain Sew.
| IEe, 600
VucaI 1sic, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
who Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semna
consequence tho extra trouble the same charg
| ell as IN tho Seminary, viz: SlS per session
Pupils are charged from the time OF entrance to the close
OF essou, and deduction made except sickness
With reference TO the management OF tho school, we
Luve only tosay that have here Government aud Lane
administered kindly in1eed but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Oul
also such, that ppils are under
of Female Teachers night and day This ayatem
care and trouble TO Teachers, but S TIE only EG
sgn We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
oil views.
As to the progress of pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit u.s. attend
Vr will point them the members OF higher classes
and sayHe smut nostrd monuHteta-here pledges
| Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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CONGRESS HALL.

TT1E subscribers take pleasure informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day possession of that well established and IA.
vOrabiy known Hotel. .Lt ...
'N''o'' CONGRESS HALL,
Third and;Chesnut streets.
rbev had tbe bouse thoroughly repaired, the
modern introuced and furnished In astye
elegance which will render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience. "
This decidedly the located house in the city being
in tho immediate vicinity OF me EXCHANGE
House, and many other public buildings .5-s
Lines OF Onnibuses leave every part Of the city every
minutes their head quarters being within square
of this House.
making this convenient and comfortable hene TO the
traveller. ,l,,o,. .,..-
James e. Norris who is well known TO many of the bus
iess visiting city lately in the Hardware house
Duncan & Co., and formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia HOTEL St Louis will control OF the manage
nent of the House, assisted by polite and competent
IeE soEa ~. '--hf -
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR qgAhlTx OF

THE character OF these Safes Louis, before so
well that further test proof Of tho
fact OF their being superior to all Others, would have been
unnecessary but order TO accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentce and maker OF Hals Patent Concrete Safes
which has burnt up makes OTaHy note in United
States CdeTs patent included took up his Challenger
the result below the Committee who super
intended the burning orthe Sales We only
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which testedis TO be at Store, anil
invite public call and examine II feel
dent that will doubt their fire proof qualities
after having seen the specimen which passed through
fiery ordeal on the 18th OF June.
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Look to your Coughs

THO all sush as laborng Coughs Colds Hoarsc
/ ness, Pans in tho Breast, Splitting Blood &C., we
would honestly the BTentlingers Com;
pound Syrup Boneset pleasant, and speedy
cure Itean be had at Messrs PATTON & LAKEs end OF
the Suspention Bridge, and at a
'-1t BRENTLINGER & ARAISTRoNG,S,
aug21- yr;d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR 1859.
The January number will ready by OF Dec,
10 most Annals Tie earliest subsen be ;!lreceive The
perfect imp essiOs the czzOtius, cO;ored I'm
| beautiful have published.
| PARIS AND BLooMER FASHIONS BOTH.
No other Magazine attempted tolva this i'll 10
porting tile fashions ltis In fact, always month ahead
Grail rivals each Hagnlfccnuy Coloed Plate, is added
@ Tss a on l 's
order to suit I'll taste the ades' National Tor 1852, Will
superb CooTed Plates showing the prettest aud e;est
stales as worn IN Boston, New York PhilaaeIphia-
the Paris styles, viii find tins. SNORT, complete
lto,Ld Of FeshiOn The other embe will also be
uniivaed; they VIII DO of every Vdetty for Instance:
Magnificent Mezzonts Line Engriyiigs; Coc'cd Flow
Tinted Embellishments; Illustrations for EInbSidGTyi
Crochet Work, and Hair work, &c. &C.
Mrs Stephens amer an absence OF nearly two years In
and Tales hor pen, will contribute series OF
Sketches Travels Abroad, which alone will be worth
ps OF contIibltos comprising all the best female u
ihors OF America, with many new and brilliant young
BEST LADIES' MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD
best LSiSs Maszne in the World Tie has eon
tracted Selles Of Illustrated articles I0m competent
fashionable embroidery, New Household Reeeipts,
more complete than ever yet published in any
lls;y, IL is hGsd-e Of morale anu invaluable on
that account, in the family 4ssl
Sixteen 5000
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS.
To repay persons 0 G getting ling. up Clubs the SDMng
either the FIJI length Wasngon the piclnre Of Child en-
bathing, or tic superb Premium Plate 1859 now
FS Club Of s ss o. fy ssd P q fsf
an sLtTe copy c The AegasiMs All the premium plates are
derha iOress than Two Dollars Such unexaInplcd In.
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-F''''9S' tO'' +i t'Et CHARLES ], PETERSON,
NJ BA specmc eog ~ sent when desed poht sub
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The r,dersIgDed committee appointed by E. Hail. on
behalf OF Hall, DOdd Co.. OF Cincinnati, and Messrs
PitsburE to test the fire proof qualities Of the safes
this day subjected Safe OF each manufacture, similar
size, which had been in two years, inovens fro
made with RI oak wood and PttsbuUg stone coal for Ll.
space OF five and bouTs, and during that
ieve the heat applied far greater tan thatin any
nary at tho expiration of that time oil
ssng the safes from furnZce, and cooling them down.
the iron casting both places entire
ly burnt or bit that the books unnjured and
opening the safes We nd books and papers entirely
This we found to Be the case both saes, only
perceptibe dherencei appearance Of the inteor
that the varnish on the Burke & Barnes
entirely unfEured while that Hall, DodG e Co.'s.
biseTed bIickeped. Ineopeluston, wUuiS
that ori the result OF this test, have hcsita
ton in recommending the safes of both parties to the conf
denee ofthe pnble. =
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. WAt B,oadrray aud Franklin street Nstr York.
T this Establishment can be very Repre-
LACE OFOPlUM, head tongue, and lands i'll roliOn the
Uy representation kind in the country Tie largest
ard best collection Lciet aud Modern the u s.
The figure Soldier Continental Uniform; blue and
buf lead buttons u s. ~ three. CUrIcJ Hat
ItIeecles, Gaiters DC, ASo, Birds
age, curious Fraks OI Nature, Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings, fine Engravgs with many other
and valuable CuriOsies, Statue OF George Ill
lection cannot be found III any Establishment the kind
the United States double Gals, which
nitted to be great wonder. The joined
from the neck down 10 the middle. they luI grown
perfectly formed aud b. ought from the Lying,
Live White Rat nom cI Ks Penn .isBIiitglre RAT
Is. Games for EXcIcSe AID Amusement, Billiards, Back.
Cannon and DoninOes billiard Room sp II.
did Tables, is also attached to the house
REERESHMENIS.-Din and Supper parties be
accommodated very short notice The L1rder will
supplied with all the decacies OF the Game,
eTs Beef Steak Mutton Chops Veal Outlets &c. provided
at any hour.
Atthis Establishment, may be a celebrated bird
MlNO, That Will repeat almost anything alter stranger.
No accommodation political meetings
The Subscriber having Proprietor OF The above
celebrated Establishment, and having made various
Or is repaired To accommodate the Travelling Public
Hotels OF the city OF New York. The bar Room,
tas the aTc*t private in this country being tie
collection will sustain the
it the charge Mr. Thomas Riley, in IFS
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours ay
and evening. Private ecs,
Committees, Private Dinner or Supper PartiCS &C.
The public respectfully invited 10 grant him share OF
their patronage. 1900. -, -
PerSOTs wishing pure W inc and Spirits may depend
o havils them genuine a this EstA blishnent. =
N. B.PriYate families supplieI wit Dinners Suppers
in superior STYLE Tor Parties number
tive homes and OF glass silver
OF the City FREE CHARGE.
Entrance 10 1he REFRACTORY in Frankli,rst
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WheeIinz Custom House.

Established in 1881. E b. SwEARlNGEN, Surveyor ami
Collector of Customs, once No 10, Union street.
ImpOItaons this port made by way ofSew Orleans,
New York, Philadelphia aud baltimore.
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eyCeeUIng

This ineludes handbs, pamphlets, engrayings
Zine books and every other description printed matter
on which there is writing other than the
bound books not exceeding q lbs inweight. AL printed
matter other than newspapers to bona Subscribers and
periodicals published at no loDEpT period than months,
be prepaid or charged with double tho above Tutcs
These rates include In addition 10 tho matter specified
all dRSfsHf HEIrEapTS not sent TO actual subsTbeTs
On NeldpTs exceeding ounces in weight, aud sent
Oee OF publication, per quarter, for wEEKLEs
Distanee from county Publication not exeoedg 90 &C.
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OFF this remedial agent we forbear to say anything tho
" speedy and certain action in removing rheumatism,
Neuralgia Sprains pains from Bruises Burns DC, is
extraordinary, that were to speak its real merits you
really we fear could give credence to assertions
1t can be had at 1H
- so PAXTON SELAKE'S,
~ o. End Of Susp. Bridge, and At
Aug.21-1y;d. BRENTLINGER &ARMSTRoNG'Ss
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WHEELING POST OFFICE.
No. 70, MONROE STREET.
JACOB S. SHRIVRR, pm.

iAGOb .. oEAhAA
lRRIvAL AND DErARTrRE MAILs-6MEw ARRAAsENEN-.3
Great Mail-arhvea at P. M, from the East
departs at u p M, 10 the West,
Great Mail-arTives at 81 a. M, from the WeAL.
departs at 8 q. M, to the RaSt.
WelIsvie-arTv daily Sunday excepted, at 10 y NJ,
icpaTta at a. ----,- B. 49,, Tin
i7nRItS same day saue time. e-7s- ~ r..r,
faIkeTsbuIs- Monday, "Wednesday and Fridasf
ucpaIts at 10 a. M Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Steubenvile-a daily Sundays e1ceptsi) at 11P H.
Wooster-arriyes Tuesdays Thursday and Saturdays at
"a III Departs Monday, Wednesd and Friday at q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS waynesbug, Pa, arrives Thursday at
=. IN. Departs Friday at 6, a. m.
MoTgaHtOwn-ria BlAckSve arrives TuesdAy at G, p.
pSpaTts Wednesday al 8, q. m.
bethany ard West l. bertyeaves at O'Clock on Tues
,lSy, Thursday aud Saturday
HATES or POSTAGE.
The Post Once law, passed Marched, 1851, fixes
the rates OF Postage as follows;
On LeteTs.-Any distance within the U. s., otexceedng
5000 miles, half less &c prepaid unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &c prepaid, or 1Oc unpaid.
Every halrounce less additional to be charged extra
according to the above rates.
Drop letters cent? advertised letters cent additional
10 any other charges.
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JUST PUBLISHED
coNP TIE IN TWO voLuMEs, RorlL sro
THE FARmEFR,S GSUIDRlTn.

q ~ u III n II II
T. sCIHNTIFIC,AND pRA AT AcpIc,,,.D,
=: ~ .t, az iSoLIURE,.
11' IN = u SIEfHENS BOOB
Or TIE FAhAl'' BY HENRY sTEPHENs, y: R.tS
EDiSbukoh, WITH An AAERlcAS APPENDIX, HTJ.F.ISi
TON, FkoEEssoN ~ SCIENTIFIC AORIcuLTtRE, IN Iur
G S2t is INV , hASEN. =, "a. En-
nus woLk embraces every subject OF portahceroas
ed win IN an It's various branches both ia
euca anu practieal IT'S clear aud spacious detlih 4,
Of every lustTatOn nave III an work Ohpn
Iee mover been equaHed' It'll arranged under s
9le heads, represented by the four seasonso theJe-
nhteI, spLln5 summer, AGtnInn-and the notes Of Pm
essoI aLe aPpehnaeu IN the same Order ldfu
geay 10 me yalue OIL me wofk by II 70 theN
CROWN, &C, OF tns ne united kbl
Vi two such WIters constitute this TIE mi
Ss ah Il work ever tO
Ie n ~ Two royal SHo volume
e3ntats iSOO pages besides II splendid IL
aoou W ohWSoa; Inc latter
every inPGmeht OIL husbandTy now IN use; The IlCrs
methods oIPowing planting, cci and the former IL a
nestle animals, the farm Stealing; DC.
LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS 80
aa no a5s ttREDBRAE CoTrAoH, EpiNnrnsu s
''Sept. %, ISL
''lueSsTs, Leonard Scott4 Coz b. ,.. =
GchueIneh-d peg 10 say that your hGTIaeTg 6FiSlI
the only genuine edition published in the United Sti
America OF my work. the Book Of The Farm" The edal
circulating at present In the States, under the tide .
Book OF the Farm is taken from the first edition II
work. written ten years ago, which In my second eddS
entIIely re modelled ana ngreat part ado
1uc oIe IN Inc paeuGe o. AM
Cut9Ie suggested py Scienunc experiment, andEknsh
III enee' quite new ne ~, Door e..
' 'tes sS 9sTIPSpW STgptTxs.
81. NoT1cps NJ. ~ . t1hAs
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ERuPTIVE DISEASES.

TT has now become settled fact, acknowledged iy tho
Physicians OfOur city, that in the Uula,
EXTRACT SARsAPARlLLA AND DAEDELoN, is decidedly
above preparations. speaks
used; and although have taken the pains
ngt published througthe papers, appointing agents
sale oft, yet almost weekly receiving
doris from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and6ther
states who by chance haNO heard
ofits wonderful curative powers The following from
gentleman Vermont aIew days since, who used tito
very serious diseased
DEAR DocToRf
The two bottles ofmcdicre got from yoI
whcnn Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express. al
b Yours Respectfully. 10
prescribed by nearly all the Physicians Of
city, qu1ck medicine, for have made them
eIisfted with the component parts; and we now say to
such have not the opportunityor making 1t known
1t is entirely free from all perals and Is not i'll
tic least incompatible with any of the preparations oto
dine Eover's solution, other properties
To be had Paxton & Lakes, and F. YAhrling, aud soil
wholesale and retail by
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hall, WheelingVa
July 2f, '52.