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r, GENERAL. JACKSON a
AND MARTIN LUTHER

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CONGRESS HALL.

take pleasure informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken OF that well established and IA
vorably known Hotel .t a,r..-.
g. ~ De- Third and hesnut streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired and all the
mode roduced and furnished In style
elegance which will at onee render II unsurpassed Tor
comfort and convenience $500 -.
This is decidedly located house in the city being
the immediate vicinity of business the Exchange
House and many other public buildings. I'D.
Lines Omnbuscs leave for every part OF city every
minutes their head quarters being within one square
OF this House. .-r. s..l ..,. T...-.. 1....... 10.
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. b.. ..x,,
James E. Norris, who well known to many OF the bus
mess visiting city, lately in the Hardware house
James J. Duncan & Co.. and formerly proprietor OF the
Virginia HOTEL Louis will have control OF the
OF tho House, assisted by polite and competent
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PROSPECTUS
AMER1cAN WIG REVIEW


the original Prospectus OF the American ReyieS,in
sued at Washington by Mr. Cotton. its former fio2N
tor and Editor, number OF the leading Wing Mems,i
the twenty. seventh Congress (iSi56) subscribed "
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lend the doctrines of the United Wing Party of the W
Signed by George p Marsh Daniel ID. barnard. i
pherson Berrien, J. II. 1ngersol L. Joy Morr1s, "
Chngman, Daniel Webster, r. G. Winthrop, Thonns p
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. P. Kennedy, VIM. s. areDo'
Ruius Choate, Alexander H. Stephens" r7 ,G1
An engraved portrait OF some distinguished person
De iouni in every number OF the Review They VIII WIZ,
ally &c portraits OF living American Statesmen anu
ever that is possible, will be accompanied with an
NC Memoir OF the person rcpresentel. ,;,.t
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IT'S designed TO set forth and defend the rineo n
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Union 1t has been matter OF just rcpTolch 10 sS
That though 1t embraces its due proportion Of he
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Monthly Organ devoted to tho expression and des eti
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can Review have done what IL, them lies to ri,
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ABoOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being naIrativcs scenes and incidents the
THE LowLY.' By ". l.. g. Smith, Esq.
The object oil lhc author is represent the condition
the Slave III his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily occ
aiions and pastimes the relations between master and
the mistaken impulses nd msConceived views OF the
northern Phlanihropsi, &c, &C., and TO represent the
and sentiments their natural forms, the
displayed in the humbest lot Of society, thus showing
that, in the of STARE at ieast eoHietBet besos
happiness HGm JTdo and at the same to represent,
class OF people, viz The Planter, to whom justice
mas pecH NHosc
every day life is well calculated town the amiube udg
mcnt vi the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chaptcr I-.OId Virginia,
"a 2-The Plantation-Unclc Toms Ilazincss.
3-SobIiety and Merrimcnt.
1.-The Punishment.
5-TLe School Master.
Family OF the Planter. ' .-. "..
T-Schooi Keeping.
az S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
1.-The Surprise.
a.. io-IndepeEdcncc Day.
1.-THE 'OvcIscer
l2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
ieunclc Tom and Dinah
If-Midnigh, Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
I5-Cassy.
I6-Sunday.
1.-THE overseer's Communication to tho Planter.
IS-Thc Suspicion.
IS-School Masters Uneasincss and Departure.
2O-Uncc Toms Notions al Freedom.
2i-is Determination TO 60 TO the state OF Free
doni.'
@2-The Escape.
2J-1he Pursuit.
2i-BuiIaio-The Boot black.
2J-Iiaid Times. ...
.6-Upcie Toms Soliloquy.
q 2I-Tbc Alarm I. s..a
" 2S-.imc can Hotel. to-.
2g-1hc Fee Negro.
3D-Couraec, Quietudc and Contcn;ncnt
3I-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
32-The Interview between ,iastcr and Slave.
S-Uncc Toms Decision
3i-.iiack to Old Virginia.
=. 3s-coEclusion.
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JUST PUBLISHED
coNp TIE IN TWO VOLUMES, ROYAL Svo.
THE FARMERS GUIDE TO

pp
'Sif',' IL ~ 1'A' 80 -. ,. y II uRt,
ALIAS, TIE ONLY CoRRrcT EDITION OF STEPHENS Boo
OF THE FARM.' ny HENRY srEPnEss, =. R.s, q
EDINBURGH, WITH AN AMERICAN APrESptS, nYJ.r,
TGS, PROFESSOR or SCIENTIFIC AoR1ctLTtRE, IN
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN 49,
This work embraces every sup)ect OF importance eos
ted with Agriculture, In all lis various both us
reticai and practical IT'S clear ana SPACIOUS det.
funess and accuracy OF It's hormauon the completes
ticc, never been equaed arranged under four
ate heads, represented by The iour OF the
Winter, Spring, Summer, hutuHf-ahu the notes OF "a
lessor Norton arc appended IN tue same orde Adj
greatly to the value oil the work by auahs TO thss
climate growth, De-, OF ms country. ne united hb
of two such distinguished wrters constitute this the
complete and valuable agricultural WORK ever ISSUED
the press. II comprises Two large volume,
contains 1000 pages, besides ii splendid engraving
every implement OF husbandry now m usei the r,rs,
mcthous oil powihs pltins, SCI anu Inc ioffnert ta
nestle animals, the iarm'steauihg' 0c.
.a LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS.
.. .REDBRAE CoTTAuE, EDIsBrRGu.
. ..Sept. 30. ISL
"Nessrs Leonard Scon q CO..,
Gentienleh-i peg 10 Say INA. your fGI1neTs GraetA
Inc oly genuine cuiton puphshe1 IN nhe oateI stan.
america oil my Wolk, inc Doon q Me Ia, ne edai
eiieuaung at present ~ INC ota.cs, uhuer !hc lte
Book oil inc farm is takeh i,on, inc nrst editon
cnurey rc.moueeu, anu IN sieat PAR IL aefi
an inc more IecSnt Y ny stuee
culture suggested D! seienuhc experiment. anu hanlsL
III chect quite new ooo n; o,- o,,;,, e.
E.H an" Ffs' 'o oHE INV STE lg'tIT
.r# inf NOTICES OF THE PRESS ILL.,
~. ,,,.,,,,n, ,n,rhnr ., ,,,
H.H -, -, 80 h, ,a,,n.t 10 49,. ;,,.
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s.--a-. --... BURNERS -..-z-r= rH .i
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

| PowELL'S FORT. SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
'HE pror,ietors of these srrnst prepared TO
tcIins place is situated eight miles east Woodstock be-
tween tho Fort and Mansanutten Mountains. The new
building Gone huudie feet i'll ength commenced
has been Completed aud is ready for the Inception
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR, CnALYHEATTE LIMESTONE and SLATE all having
their fountains within cirt umerence OF thirty yards!-
the work Na,uics own iabratory They send forth
sufficient nifty to supply many thousands
OF persons daily They situated in flat, ba
the ground gradually Using to the south and until
it reaches the western base the Mansanutten from
whchis presented TO the eye OF the behoder
most enchanting landscape views the country the
SOUTH south cast and east there number mounds
rising up at distances Of from % to 100 yards, and
west OF the Springs Many OF these elevations can
The Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery lis
ting spurs its deep ravines and its LOFTY peaks
il by any mountain scenery Virginia In
deed the scenery to view from the SUBMITS
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be be
| appreciated. -r.,---.-- 1850
others In the vicinity the principal OF which L. The
celebrated Mountain Spring loo yards distant; O.: The
above Cinly beate, sending forth limpid stream;
TO the south from The SPRING. about three quarters Of
bcate Spring The new Spring recently opened amid tile
and which believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
| ties, completes the list. - .- 1.-..
Visitors coming from the North or East, can enter the
picturesque valley through the passage formed by
the proxnityo he mountains about twelve miles to the
north nomr he Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural dec, the rocks towering to the very Clouds
| strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
On wing at the invalid has at onoe with
drawn the Perplcxites tolls and onotony
or busy world and may recuperatc his exhausted
gies by quaine the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and patakng OF the rich viands daily
prepared for the nourishment OF his rail body
We will state, for the benefit those who NAV not he
aware OF the fact, that large farm attached IN
Springs whcie persons havs their pasured
or stabbed as they may prefer
The Ban will be furnished with the choicest IiouoIs
Cigars, Tobacco, dc. ..s.-a---0 -
An attentive ostcr will be in attendance and servants
TO the depe OF house; and evervhjng
shall be done that contribute the comfort OF he
guests. re- -.1l
PcIsors visiting the SpIngs from the NORTH can leave
Baltimore in the morning. and arrive here the morn
Ing by the way Winchester and Woodstock Person.
from the South will leave Stanton in the morning
al Woodstock TO dinner, andth Springs tea
For the Of those who may wish to partici
paie in such cises, Ten Pin Alley has erected
\ Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing
has been erected the accommodation OF visiters
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE d harness CELEBRATED
ERE PROOF SAFES

MORE PROOF ESUfERlOR or
MESSRS. BURKE d HARNESS CELEBRATED
..a.# ID FIRE PROOF SAFES. Ea
TIME character of Saies in Louis was before SO
well esta blished, that further test proof the
their being superior TO all Others would been
unnecessary; but in order accommodate Mr. Hail. tile
patcntee anu maker OF Halls Patent Concrete Safes"
which has burnt all other makes OF any United
States, (Wders included took his challenge,
and the result below by the Committee who super
intended the burning the Sales We only regret they
were not leit in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested is be Store, anil
invite the public to call and examine feel conf
dent that no will ever doubt their fire proof qualities
after having the specimen which passed through
fiery ordeal on the 10th OF June. -.s
L. r. VIOLET. d co, ~
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers No. 49, Levee, End No.
&c Com. Street '..za- H aiI '- lts ~
The undersigned committee appointed by z. Hall,
behalf OF Hall, Dodd Co., OF Cincinnati, Messrs
x. Violet q Co., agents OF Messrs Burke Barnes Go
Of Pittsburg to test the fire proof qualities
made by their respective prncpas-report, that we
this day subjected Sale OF zach manufacture OF similar
size, which had been in use two years, in to fire
with dry oak wood and Pttsburg coal for the
space five and half hours, and during that
eyo applied far greater than that any
nary at the expiration OF that time
taking the furnace, and cooling them down.
iron casting both in places entire
ly burnt of, that the looks unjured on
injured, except slightly by the water used in cooling off,
This found to be with both saes and the only
perceptibe difference in the appearance OF the Interior
varnish wood work OF Burke * Barnes
entirely uninured while that Hall, DodL Co.'s,
bistered and barkencd. lnconclusion, would
ton in recommending the sales OF both parties tothe comb
O he pubI
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

has become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
letter and many other Diseases BRESrLIsGgR,s FLUID
ExrR ACT AND DAkDELIoH, Is decidedly
above All other speaks itself whenever
used; and although have taken the pains OF hav
published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale OF yet almoet weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
sates by who by chance means have heard
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious discase;- rr.. r7-
DEAR DocToR: .r-i ..-r 81
The two bottles OF medicine got from 80
when Wheeling have nearly cured mel please send me
more by Express. .-. l-
Yours Respectfully.
prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city, not as G,,ack medicine, have made them
qusnted with the component parsi and to all
have not the opportunity OF making II known
to- that 1t is entirely free all minerals and is not IN
the least incompatible with the preparations ofo
dine, Fowlers solution, other properties. '|-
To be had at Paxton Lakes F. Yahrling, and soil
Wholesale and retail by w.
- ~ BRRNTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July Of. '62. go
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WASHINGTON p !.

From stunrt's moot celebrated Pnsn =,
THIS large and magnificent Portrait Of Wt:iH5sihy
all who have seen 1t to be of the most beautiful
inens OF art ever published, and correct likeness o.
inches, which will make handsome picture for the
and should be In the hands of every American
1t Ia correct copy from Strart.s celebrated os
Painting, now at tho State House. Hartford, c.
II u finely and printed
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I NEW BOOKS.I
The Campaignlof Gen. Scott, 5
SAN INTENsELYI NTEI.EsTiNG Roou

q. ..a.4F-
NTOORE & ANDERSON, have Just ready In ar,
~ i: THs e%MspAleN OF GENERAL lgE SCOTT
vol, with Map Of The battle GroanasIse1 paeea
detailed account Of Genera SCOTS brilliant Csn,
and impartial account ofa he saw.-henadH in TIE
spirited and extended sketch OF the Mexican r.
pnign. The author Is attached to the Navy, but I.
aeeidentiy connected with the Army.failaa
nfer having commenced its pernsai to lay II asideS
One Of he most gallant officers In the Navy-,
whole volume, as work ofinteect is worthy or "
place In tho department to which it belongs.-Loi,ss
at is no small praise to the author say, that W, h.
never read history evidently SO fairly writtea-I%
IA volume full ofinstruction and interest. He WI.
with flowing pen, in vigorous STYLE enricing his mn
the distinguished actors init."-Naiional Era 'Is
We have work which has given such vivid /, !
Of Gen. SCOTS anlraign-souihern Press.
Has given to the public very attraehr We work-caa,
We find in this hook, the most lfe.like de.cripdo,
men and thgs-of Scenery and SOciety-of marches .,
battles and victories, that we have ever rcad-M,,,
| Rrier.
| We follow with interest renewed, advance On
footsteps Of that consumae soldier whose matches u,
rcs OF ranGuvers absolutely unsurpassed In the ann
military Strategy.-Cin. Gas.
His original descriptions drawn with great ieei
He is lively and spirited narrator His battle sk.t
extremely VI vid and produce impr csson oaI
Imagination. lie crtlciscS The lniltary operation In
cidcl partisan spirit, but with evident nbility.-N
| Stn~. Or r.rLt. 81
The very best book which that has called for,l,
4 Philadelphia PTes6yteriGE ~
In reading some OF the authors descriptions OF as,,s
and storms. hardly wonder at the fascination ~
enthusiasm productive OF the almost incredible ,ni,
oress SO repeatedly displayed during the Mexican W.
Princeton Rerielc. I-. --' ...'
The book is than 'eadabIci Its statistics andhc
and sketches give the leader as clear account ],
campaign ba found any where. superior in intt
If not in value, to Major Ripleys History-N. J. En-
geliSf.
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable qual,ks
that eminent commander Gen. Seott.-HarPers Mass,,
uJAGESTs wanted to circulate this work in all nar,,
the United States, with whom liberal arrangement.
be made canvassing particular counties or diste
Orders must be accompanied with the cash. ..,i n
G3sEpIroRs giving this advertisement two or more nj
sertiOns, shall have copy OF tho work mailed TO Their NJ
Dress upon Giving their paper containing the :d
| tiscmcnt. MOORE IL ANDERSON, Publisher
aug cliff IS. West Fourth street. Cincinnati o
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY.
ME regular time or the commencement ofthe Fall
timber neri. Each Session continues flee calendar months.
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev. =. W;ToLFoRp, Il. D., Principal,
Miss S. v. BLISS. -r
Me- NJ: $s#bEs
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, assistant Primary Depart.
prof JOHN wINKLE 8f,1sic and German. 'EIf
MILF; De MASSIAs, French aud Dra'ring. i,i
On account Of Provdentiai detention at home, but viii
@ss fe T sa @s II Ge with
Seminary near Philadelphia She not only gives instrc
experienced Teacher of Music and French, Pupils
n can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements ade for courses OF Lectures
.orc The classes, by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct attention parents, th
pupil will at once know the amount Of Tuition Where
lie majority or the studies OF pupil, ac in particular
hoard and Tuition, with room rent, bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages, If desired per session
Mas hing h for Roarters, per dog, co
Hay PrrILs-Tuition-Primary, Junior Gradcper
session. ID 81 Ia tf'sEtf - GOO
Z" Senior Grade, 1900
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
Med pdE s class, +, w, 100 100
Ancient Ssai9 2a slsss Fourth year. is
No ertra charges. ercept for The Joolsidg branches:
Music per session Of five months, with use OF instrument
for lessOns, ..s-... 1900
| lac of instrument for daily practice, 200
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 16 90
EInbroidery, Fancy Needlcwork, or plain Sew.
ing, sat. h- i-.L Il esF6 800
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Scmna
in consequence OF the extra trouble the same charg
| ell as in the Seminary, viz: SiS per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance TO the cos
session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF the school,
only tosay that have here GoreTnent aud Lar
| administered kindly indeed but still government ant
| law, which all concerned must respect aud obey Ou
rangements such. that pupils under thu
OF Female Teachers night and day. This system give
ira and trouble Teachers but is the only SAT
We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
| ell views aa-r
AS to tho progress OF our pupils in sound learning.
those interested will visit attend our examinations &c
will point them TO the members OF our higher classes
aud sayHie aosira onunena-here are our pledges
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MYERS UN1yERsUM NO. Nv.

THIS day published Containing the following elegant
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Palace of the Legion of Honori Par 81 1.-THE Ruins OF
Etawah" (India.) ItE ss-i.tr ~.
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