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CIIAmBERLHN's COMMERCIAL.
COLLEGE.

LOCATED cORNEE OF NARKEr THIRD STREETS, rrTEs.
nURGn.
o. K. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF the
Science OF Accounts.
P. X. SPENCER, Professor o[Penmanship
THE principal oiect ofis institution is TO aEa1 young
i opportunity ofobtaining thorough and ii.
mate knowledge fpouble Entry Book Keeping ap-
pcatOm to business operations generally Applicants
College any time and attend both evening
The instruction. is suc will enable TIE
TO take charge and conduct scientific principles
set OF Double Entry Books completion of the same
PENN ANsHIr-To write free and leibIe hand
BILE accomplishment in the education young gentlemen
every profession and more particularly those
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves for mercantile
ness pursuits. This department ic conducted p
R. Spencer, Ohio author OF the Snencean system OF
Penmanshp, gentleman well known throughout
try, accomplished penman, also - one of the
most successful teachers OTthe
Communications addressed 10 o. X. CHASIRERIlN
will receive prompt attention. aurP1
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POWELLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
IVlHR PrOPetoIs or these SpTngt prepared TO
| j. eeiEe and accommodate visers This delightful Wa.
teing place Is situated eight miles Woodstock
tween the Fort and MGnsanutten Mountains. The new
building Gone bundled Get In length commenced last
| KOARDERS; and number OF Cottages or the use Of
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR, GHALTPEATTE LIMESTONE and slate ali having
the work OF Natures labTat0ry They send forth
OF persons daily They are Situated IL Dat OF rather ba
the ground gradually rising to the south and until
which presented TO the eye OF the behoder one or The
most enchanting landscape views the country To tho
rising up distances OF from % to 100 yards and from
% TO 100 feet above The level bottom in front and to the
approached from the east by gentle ascent
ting spurs deep avnes and its lofty peaks presents
panOana which, bold outline and pleasing variety Is
deed the scenery presented TO vIe the smmits or
the Mansanuen and Fort Mountains, embracing Page
and and Shenandoah Valleys, must be seen to DO
In to the Springs proper there are number
celebrated Mountain Spring, 100 yards distan g The
above Is Chaly beate sending Iorth lmpd stream;
To south the Springs, about three quarters
Leste SpTinS The now Spring recently opened amid lie
beautiful g6up OF willows that shade tho sulphur springs
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
VsteTs coming from the North or East can enter the
picturesque valley through the narrow formed
The proximtyO he mountains, about twelve miles the
north oC be Springs The rugged grandeur this
natural defIe, rocks towering the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
ON arriving at the Springs, the invalid has at with
OF the busy world and recuPerate his exhausted ener
Tes by quaf1ne the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and parang the rich viands that are daily
prepared for the nOurishnaent OF hisfrail body
We win state for the benefit OF those who may not be
aware OF the fact, that large attached TO
the Springs who're persons hav9 their horses pastured
or stabbed as they may prefer.
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
An attentive ostler will in attendance and servants
to the different departments OF the hOuse everything
shall be done that can contribute TO the cUmort OF the
Persons visiting Springs the North can leave
Baltimore in the morning and arrive here the next morn
nr By the way Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
from the South, win leave Stanton in the morning. arrive
AZ woodStOck to dinner and the Springs to tea
For the amusement OF those who may wish to parei.
In exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite Bathing,
has been erected for the accommodation OF ViAterB.
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s-sgH TlHUROHRS.
g n ,r.rvrs R1iSespaLean corner Monroe and Byron
atTeetS XIV WiLLIAM ARHsTRoHe, Reetori Morning
vice 1O4, sSenAngT4
Jons,s BpsespalsEn, Main street between First and
Ss1ond Cenfre Wheeing Rev. Jas d. MeCAlE, Pastor;
WoTnng SeTyee IO evening u O'Clock Service and lee.
inc Friday evenings At u O'Clock. Seats TREE.
P,psr PREsRxrRRIAN, Rev. r. r. Weed, Pastor Fourth
street between Monroe ana QmBey service Morning and
afternoon e
sreoHp PHEssrrEaIAx. Rec. cyr.p Dickson, Pastor,
cbSter Street between Main and Markets Centre Woel-
fueJ Service morning and evening
, TuRp PRuaTTERIAN, Rev. NJ. PauA, Pastori First
ward Hose HAN Main street, above Washington, North
W-bssiiur; service morning and GnernoOn
Pornru SrREEf METHoDIsF EFIscoPAL. Res. s. B. Datr-
an Pastor, Fourth street. between Monroe and Quincy
service morning and evening.
Non4n sTRr<T hEfEoDlsr RIrSeoPAI, Rss, Nm Rtl.
SoH Pastor, eorner Aaret and North Hts' NoTth Weet
~; service morning and evening"
cu,PtrHr sr MErHODtBr BPtsroPAL,' Rev. 3. g. h7eh
lo PASTOR Chaplus street. between First and Second
Centre WheelinG SerVice morning and evening"
. (3rlv1N .METToDnr RPIseorAL, Rec Mr.. BrazaIeek
astor Chapna street, between Webster and Third Cen
wheeling.
~ JAZZ! Holman Catholic n. Rec. BiEAcY
a. v VlelsH Fiih Street. corner Of HaHpden, service
I,.S RTTozsrD. RE- u + A4.,. Pastor corner
MARKET ana Jsasrlon sersise rn'rE Ahs Ater
oou. -
B1yrur, Rss J. w;HEels PantOI Clay street, between
FINLAND Sixth, Serviee morning ana evening
FtRrr TrpEFEHpENr ATioHAL, UNIT IRAN: Rev
= w WsSStgT Pastor, MSfket street. between Webster
Third centre Wheelng ssrviee moEuing and evening.
Fv.HortseALo PnoTEgrisT, Rrp. ,. HSosBar, Pastor.
Cav street, above sixth, East AHheenng-
zloHss EvkaoEtIeAL LgIIIERAH, Rrs. 2. AmmeTlSSn.
pssso eernsT Markets. Monroe streets, service TO-
ss S Jsae..Lr ,s.dsasor.n.' As Union street.
OYER , ne h 81 aoarF 10. So Monroestrees
fiiss MIA First Hose company Hall, Market atTS
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT ISL


icing narratives and incidents In the real LlFI
~ THE LowLY.' by W. L. q. Smith, Esq.
The object OF le author Is represent the condition
the Slave III has ide but comfortable cabin his daily
TRtiOns aud astiInes, the relations between and
slave the :stskcn impulses aud scOnceived views OrtO
HUTIheTE rhlanthIoPst, SC, &c. to represent the
passions and sentiments In their natural ms
ale displayed III the umbesL lot Of society, showing
that, in the ciA Of ne Siars al Leayi Besos
more dRtHess HG JTd0sg aud al tho 10 represent,
az is class OF people Wis Tie Planter, whom justice
every day LIE, Is well calculated 10 win the amiable Ldg
ncmI vi the world.
TABLE,: OF CONTENTS.
Chapter l-'Old Virginia
+" 2-The PlamtatiOn-Unclc Toms Lazincss
3-SObncty and MCITiIncnt.
a. 1.-The Punishment.
" The School Master.
=" C-Fanily OF the Planter.
Z" T-SChOOi Keeping.
s-Ihe SECRET League OF Rebellion.
90 9-Tbc Surprise.
=" 1O-lndCI endenCc Day.
ga 1.-THE OveTseer
": l2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
"x I3-Unclo Tom and DIah.
": 14-Mtdnight Meeting School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dillh.
a.. IG-Sunday
- IT-The ovetseer's Communication the Planter.
q 1S-rhe Suspicion.
az ls-Sehool Master Uncasincss and Departure.
80 40-Unee TOMS Notions OF Freedom.
"9 ellis Determination TO go TO tie state OF Flee
dOnl.'
22-TLe Escapc
23-Ihe Pursuit.
: 2l-DuGalo-Thc Boot black
- 2j-IaId Times.
f" 26-UUcle Toms SolilOquy. ~
Z" 2T-Tlc Alarm. y
2S-AmcTican Hotel.
99-The Fec Negro.
3l-COuragc, Quietude and Contentmcnt.
3I-NiagaTn Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
:" 32-Tle Interview between Master and Slave.
3l-'BaCk TO Old Virginia.
2j-Conclusion
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wAsHINGTON

From Stuartsa most celebrated Painting.
TIHIS large and magnificent Portrait of
tho BURN American Artist, Is
alwho haSe seen x TO be one OF the most ~
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and should be In the hands or every
Paintng now at the state House, Hartford, Ct.
isfhey engraved on ~,
That Il may be within the reach Of an the
reduced the price ONE DoLLAkl rsr,iyI
AtlPersons remitdn the anoln Iely M o.
States carefully put up on rollers made tor tne
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PROSPECTUS
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

7 Il has become settled fact acknowledged by tho
j. best Physicians Ofour city, that in the oiula
letter, and many other diseases, BREsrIRGER's ELUID
ESTRAcT or SARsAPAR1LLA AND DANDELIoN, is decidedly
above all other preparations speaks
ingt published throughthe papers, or appointing ngente
the sale OF IL, yet almost weekly receiving
Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky other
sates by PERSONS who by chance hayo heard
offs wonderful curative powers. The following from
gentleman Of Vermont few days since, who used it FOR
very serious dsease;-
DEAR DocTOR:
The two bottles ormedicire got from You
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians our
city, qack medicine, for have made them
quaite with the component parts; and say
the opportunftyof making II known
to- tatit is entirely free from all minerals, and is not
Incompatible with any of the preparations
dire, EowIer's solution, other properties.
To be had at Paxton d Lakes, and F. Yalrlfng, and sold
Wholesale and retail by
BRETTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 2f. t52. %
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CONSUMPTION Durable!


Robert Sanderson Justice OF the Peace In Rush Greek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF STaUr
General SHncrsO officer in the OF 1912, cured Ui
Consumption by the use of "Wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry"
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. Feb. %, 1872
Dear Sr:-AS consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured Of Consumption by the OF
''Df wsiars alsam of Wild Cherry,'' will state tie
symytoms Of my that others similarly afflicted may be
induced tOtry this invaluable remedy experienced great
diTrulty in bSrahinei had the hectic fever with violent
of heat and frequent cold chills, with severe pain III
my side nt breast accompanied by very bad coughs
very icstlcsS at nights and had great night swcats, pcrs
ring should say, least gallons night, wcting tic
bed C,pctciy through had not been able to work for
scars. tut l much cmAcated, and almost helpless
wisr usirf wistar's Halsam Wild Cherry
have all 10 bottles, and am free those
complaints for my hcOlllis good.
am now years old, and have not taken any of the
alsam sincc 1916 because my health is good
require any medicines But il should have any
my lormcr8ympcms, Should Wstnr's iialsam OF Wild
Cherry. procured tho medicine OF Mcssrs. Fall 6 Nc
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine wisiar's Ealsam of Wild Cherry has In,
smlc nj the signature Henry Wistnr, NJ D., Phlael
rha, and 'SamIO ~ Park finely executed steel ell
rraNei wrapper. No GthCs con he. genuine,
pLJ-price 81 per hHttlc--SiE bottles FOR So
Sold ~ J. ID. Park, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut sreetS-entTanC
ON Walnut srCGt-to whom ali orders must be addressed
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WHEELING FEMALE sEIGINARE.
'HHE regular time for The eommeneement ofthe FAN
Il Session Of this Institution, will he the first day Of Sep
t:Eber Zach Session continues fee calendar
The teachers present connected with tho Seminary
Rev. D. ". ToLFoRD. b. D., Priueipai.
Miss S. v. BLISS.
Miss MIRA II. TOWNSEND. -'Asi'iH"ts.
Nis5 FRANCIS L. HARDING,
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, ASsiStaHt Primary Depart
Altnt.
Mr.. L. T. Do AASSIAS, Ere7teh aud Draving.
Prof. b. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
IN account OF Providentai detention at home Ia: WI
probably be with US in the Spring.
tninary near Philadelphia. She not only gives ..Sr:.
HOES III the higher branches taught In Semaes, but is
10 al experienced Teacher Music and French Pupils
y, Music receive lessons they may precr either
rom Prof Winkle or Miss Bliss.
Tho Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made for Lectures
ore the classes by some experienced Lecturer aud Kx
We would again direct the attention oIparenss, to thI
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing gale
Lpupil, will at once know the amount OF Tuition. WheTo
e majority orthe studies OF pupil any particular
Hoard and Tuition, with room rent Beddng Fire ard
Lights and Ancient Languages If desired, session
Washing for Boarders, per doz, 80
session, GOO
Seminary proper Junior Class,
q Meddle class, 400
.. Senior class, 16O
No srrG eharges. srcept for the JoLIo0tdg branches:
Alis:o PER session 81 five MONTHS with OF instrument
tor lessons, 1900
go OrinstcumcEt for daily practice, 200
MDlS-r Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
El::1IUtdcryI Fancy Nccdlework, or plain Sew.
IFS, 900
Vocal Airzie, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Who: Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Scnna
IL COZ sequence OF the extra trouble, the s charg
c.! ~ N tho Seminary, viz: Sts per session.
Pups arc charged from TIE time OF entrance the
SESSION. and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school,
have only tosay, that have hero Government aud La1
administered kindly nlccd, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey OuI
arrangements also such, that pupils under tho
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
ira care and trouble 10 Teachers but is The only
slitrH We have found Teachers who have well sustain
ell views.
As to the progress OF our pupils in sound learning,
those inereated will visit attend our examinations &c
will point them the members OF higher cIassc:
and slyie snt HOItTG 'nOnumeHG-here our pledges
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CONGRESS HALL.

rHR subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and IA
vorably known Hotel.
CONGRESS HALL,
Third and, Chesnut stTeets
They thoroughly repaired, and all the
modern intTodnced and furnished in style
of elegance which will render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
decidedly the located house in the city, being
ia the immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines OF Onmbuses leave for every part Of city every
Few minutes their head quarters being within one square
Of this House.
The subscribers determined 10 spare pains in
making this convenient and comfortable heme to the
traveller.
E. Norris, who is known to many ofthe bug,
mess visiting the CITY, lately In the Hardware house
James J. Duncan d Co.. and formerly proprietor 1.-THE
Virginia HOTEL St Louis will have control OF the manage
neit Of the House, assisted by polite and competent
t<Eeona-
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

THIS oils the result oftwenty years investigation by
i French Physician. and IL now extensively used In
Faee both for the purpose ofkeePiug the hair glossy and
IestoTingit In bald plaees
fha Hair ao glossy, and pliable, besides nangt about
Prepared only BY Dr. Fontan PaTIs zoetsper bottle.
Pors>leby J.B.VoWELL, 81 Unionst.
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NEW B0OkSS5'
The Campaign of Cen 49,;
FAN.4NTENsR1Y EYTIsRRsTIsSS

AN !ltAlNIsr1sSsIs sESFIN1sI sas
1yoL.tzSIo. S1,q5.s
M CORE ANDERSON have iuatfess -
The CAMPAIGN or NERai - &.
IN the Saily OF Mexico, by Lieut. Raphae ssSo
! vol, with MAJ, orthe Hattie ~ g 4
- Lieut.. man Of steiiins st5 5,iant
- account otsll he Rtndai mn
AsTirited and extended sketch Of III Ia. -. . o
psiS Tho nuthor is to the NV Gu
Written in clear
me; tS'f b Lying g is peras ii
One of the most gallant otieerai In IN, M,
whole volume, work ofintsllect, ia Il,
Place place, Hthe department TO Which II 3
'1ti5no small praise to the atthor 10 :. "
never teade history evidently 80 Airy
"a volume rull ofinstruetionli and intsT,.,
with q hoTging ren in vigorous style, Witt.
the disting ulshed actors :,
We have seen noworlS whieKtas given s1.A -. =
OF Cen scott's campai Pyss or he l,at,
Has given TO the public very attractivework n,
CS. Cd Standard. A''7=SAasit
mon and thinGs-of scenery and d
battles anu victories, that we have ever
!Pe1fgLo Z - teeA ..-SalsSis
:. We followwith interest renewed, as We ,a,..s
footsteps OF that consumate soidief %
tTulnphs from Vera Cruz TO the City OF Maze.
m Iii n In ne ssD =
His original descriptionsa drawn with Er.,t s.,.
are extremely vivid, and produce sAls
gnation He clticises the military
Gided partisan spirit, but with evident abiAtyS e
The very best book which that war has eal,e5 a..
PhilGdei phid Pres6yEeriGt 100 =Ti t lacy ipr4-
threading some ofthe authoT's deseriptiop, ~,
anu storms, che can hardly wonder at the
enthusiasm productive of the almost ineysli "a
ToeeSs SO repeatedly displayed during tho MeSisr
Princeton Reuieic. sfSeSi ts1fe esseel Wlt,e
Tho hook more than eaaableJits Atatsties an,
and sketches, give the reader clear an aesGt ,
campaign as can ba found any whore, superior N Y
ifnOtfn value, to Major RipleyFs HistorysSN
| seIfSf. e3l55 ~ Kan
Phys warm tribute to the many Si1frabI. ,,.,,,.
that eminent commander, Gen. q
uJ'AuENTs wanted, TO circulate this work ip N
tho United States, with whom liberal arfaneeS ssi
DO made for canvassins rtieuar counties or M
Orders must be accompanied with the cash
H9'ELlToRs giving this advertisement two or r :,
sertions, shall have copy oftho work mailed t;h
dress, upon receiving their paper, containing
| tisement. MOORE &ANDERSoN, P1b6ss.rr's ma
aug 2l-tE ss. West Fourth street. Cfpei1ns,so