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NEWasBOOK
The Campaign Of Gen. Scottif
GAN INTENSELY INTER- EsTING No..

IL,
GAN INTENSELY INTER EsTINfs no..
seis q ;s1yoL! 1oAo.s she5.lts Y -,s'''aA'
MI GORE &ANDERSON, have just ready in "a. "
= i THE'cAarAlGN OF GENERALscorr ~
IN the vay of Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphael Semrcs =;
vol, with Map Of the Battle Gromds-367 pass.
detailed account OF General seott's brilliant n
Lieut. s. 10 a man OF sterling sense -
~ impartial account of all he saw.-Kenaal II, ~ hr
Aaprited and extended sketch of the last sJ.,..,
raigr The author is attached to the Navy In, eas
aeSdeI ~ connected with the Army.-Phaa CLsseSesr.
Written In clear and vigorous STYLE and 1t Ia a;
atef having commenced Its perusal, to lay II aside
Ono OF the most gallant officers in the NAVY u
whole volume work ofintellect, is WORTHY o1 IL
place I'M the department to (which it beiongs-IerEsA
.It is TO small prnsc TO the author to saw ta,t ~,
never read history evidently SO fairly wrieneE,e
.A volume full ofinstructon and interest. a u.
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, cnriching hi, We
tive of brilliant campaign with personal
We have seen no work which has gi ven such MI.
pIessions OF MEXICAN scenery and or the u
OF Gen. Scott's Campaig n.-SouLtern Press s'ssts
Has given to the public very attractive work s
CS. CD Standard. t itirsls.t II spti ia H., 4Aa'ia
We find in this hook, Me most Mfe,ke aeserin,..
nen and thinSs-Vf Scenery and SOcety-Or marst.oao
battles anu victories, that we have ever readW aug
Reris,o. '4eolt
We follow with interest renewed, as we alv,p..
footsteps OF that consnmate soldier, whose mats lie
triumphs from Vera Cruz to the City Mexico Ard
ries Of manGuvers absolutely unsurpassed in the ann
His original descriptions are drawn with great feB;,
He Is lively and spirited narrator His batte srI
extremely vivid, and produce deep impr
Imagination. He criteises the military operation; els
cided partisan spirit, but with evident ability
Junr. ai ,sIl--.s- ufI s-ff.Frf u 49, - = III
The very best book which that war has called for, a.
Phiiadei Pres6yierio1; 70 i!lst . F- 'e''lt
In reading some OF the authors descriptions of ,,
and storms one hardly wonder at the fascipsto w
enthusiasm productive oil the almost incredible .ld
Princeton Rerie,c.i ifJis;Jfa1I e LILY
The book is more than ieadabe; its statistics anal,
and sketches, give the reader clear an accn,nt
campaign can ba found where superior in in,e
If not in value, to Major Ripeys History.-E y VS.
gelist 3D., Era
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable on,,i,.
that eminent commander, Gen. ss,0
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PR0sPECTUa
AMERICAN WH1GiREv1Ew

orignr Prospectus of the Anetitas Rsy peISr
Il sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, lis former or
tor and Editor number of the leading Wing Mempts
the Twenty seventh Congress (iSt56) subscribed As
names to the following resolution
Earnestly approving the plan Of such
long needed and OF manifest importance the
agree to contrbut for its pages, from time 10 inns
communications may be necessary 10 set ion Az limo
!end the doctrines OF the United Wing Party oil Inc
Signed by George PMarsh, Daniel d. Barnard J.; r II
rherson Berrien, J. R. 1ngerson b. Joy Morris, Ru;
Cngnan, Daniel Webster, r. C. lYinhrop Thomas ~.
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. p Kennedy, VIM ).
Rufus Choaic, Alexander II. Stephens:' u. r,an rin
An engraved portrait OF some distinguished I'm rsu
be found in every number or the Review They rSrn
ally BE portraits Of living american anu .uen
that is possible, will be accompanied VIII an
tic Memoir OF tho person represented ,,;,;eal,
The first objects OF the Review arc OF course -; tbe
1t is designed to set forth and defend tho pTibo tb
measures, and the OF the United IFh1g t st P,rr
Union. 1t has been matter OF just ~
that though it embraces its due proportion o. me
gcnce and learning OF the country, it has no n.,
Monthly Organ devoted to the expression anu n.
its opinions and measures The 0, W. hi,
can Review have done what lii them hes 70 ,sily
repIoach, by securing contT buttons from
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
....z ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AZ 1T 1871


Being ratves, incidents the 'LIrE
THE LowLY.'- liy ". L.. e. Smith, Esq.
The object abe author is represent the condition
the Slave III his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily
lations and pasmes the relations between master and
The mistaken impulscsan msconceivGd OF the
northern Phunihopisi, &c, &c, and TO represent tho
passions and sentiments in their natural forms, the
display in the hubcst lot OF society thus showing
that i'll the Of STARE least, 6esoes
Happiness than .edom and ut the same TO represent,
is, class OF people, viz The Planter, whom justice
every day iic is well calculated TO win the amiae udg
ncnt OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-.Oid Virginia.
=. 1.-The Planiatlol-Uncle Toms LaZiness.
90 3-Sobrcty and Mcrriment.
" 1.-The Punishment.
5-The School Master.
" G-Fanily of the Planter.
-" 7-Sch0O Keeping. ..t.=
% S-The Secret League of Rebellion.
9-Thc Surprise.
" 1O-Indepcndcncc Day.
az 1.-THE Ovcrseer.
12-Schooi Masters Lessons OF Freedom
13-UncIc Tom and Dinah
" 1-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
:. 1o-Cassy.
1.-THE Overscers Communication TO the Planter.
" 1S-Thc Suspicion.
"a 1s-school Masters Uncasiness and Departure.
80 20-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
" 2i-His Determination TO go to the State OF Free
DOM
o2-The Escape.
23-The Pursuit.
.. 2i-Bufalo-Thc Boot black
SO oJ-Hard Times.
26-Unclc Toms Soloquy.
2T-Tbe Alarm.
I" 2S-!Amercan Hotel.
2g-The Free Negro.
." 3p-CouraGe, Quietude and Contentmcnt.
3l-Niagara Falls Clifton House, Canadr.
a2-Thc Interview between Master and Slave.
" 33-Unce Toms Decision.
:i-.Back to Old Virginia.
g 35-COnclusion. a
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CONGRESS HALL.

HE subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
This day of that well established and ia
vorably known Hotel. - - III.
.I $50. Third and:Chesnut strects.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired, and all tile
introduced, and furnished in style
elegance which will at once render II unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
This decidedly the located house in the city being
in the immediate vicinity of business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings ,.,. 49,. .f
Lines OF Onnbses leave for every part OF the city every
minutes their head quarters being within square
of mis- House. * ~ s.tl
The subscribers are determined to spare pains in
making this a convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. s.r Z $40
Norris, we'll known to OF the bus
mess visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
OF James J. & Co., and formerly proprietor of the
Virginia Hotel ST. Louis will have control OF the manage
rient OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
iaEsons tfsE1 rH
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ERuPT1vE DISEASES.

r T has become settled fact, acknowledged hy the
best Physicians ofour city, that in the OF Sci uiua
letter. many other diseases, BRESI:S0ERs FLUID
EXTRACT SARsArARILLA AND DANDELIoN, is decidedly
above preparations. speaks itself whenever
used; although have taken the pains
ing published through the papers, or appointing
for the it, almost weekly receiving
lcrs from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky other
States persons who by chance have heard
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gentleman Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious disease:- t-.- Or .f.Hrr lHr y.N|
DEAR DocToR: L." .'
The two bottles ofmedicinc got from yol
wcnin Wheeling have nearly cured INC; please send me
some more by Express. ..
- Yours Respectfully. 7.'
1t prescribed by nearly all the Physicians of
city. not as qunck medicine Tor we have made them &C
have not the opportunityo making it know,
it is entirely free from all minerals and is not in
the least incompatible with any the preparations
dine, FowIers solution, other properties.
To be had Paxton d Lakes and F. Yahrling, and
wholesale and retail by ..-s..a4..s.#.. T.
= = T'',7 BRENTLINGE Err tt ARMSTRONG.
opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling
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WASHINGTON

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CIaAMBERLIN's COMMERCIAL.
.. ,-r ..r..- COLLEGE.

LOCATED CORNER MARKEr THIRD STREETS,
BURGH, A.
o. f CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF tn,
Science OF Accounts.
p. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship.
THE principal object this Institution. is to afford young
men an opportunity OF obtaining thorough and I'll
knowledge ofpouble Entry Book Keeping and its
business operations generally Applicants
College any time and attend both day and evening"
The OF is SUCH as will enable the student
charge and conduct scientific principles, any
Double Entry Books completion of the same
Penn ASslpTo write free and legibe hand is desr.
BILE accomplishment in the education fyoung ecntemenfor
every profession and -ticnlaly to those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves mercantile and bust
pursuits. This department ir conducted by z.
r. Spencer OF Ohio author OF the SpenceTian system OF
Penmanshp, gentleman well known throughout the
try, an accomplished penman and also the
most successful teachers oTthc age.
Communications addressed TO o. X. CHAMBERLAIN
Will receive prompt attention. aug21.
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Berger or Spine md Muscle Liniment.
NF this remedial agent forbear say anything tho
W speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatsm
Neuralgia Sprains, pains from Bruises, Burns, 60, is
extraordinary that to speak its real merts
really could give credence assertions
-3,s 1t can be had at
.=.s r rs 80 r PAXTON & LAKES,
.f.-T End OF Susp. Bridge, and AT
Aug 21-1y;d. BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG'S!
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE q BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES


E character OF these Safes in St Louis was before so
blished, that any further PROOF OF the
fact of their being superior all Others would have been
patenee and maker or Halls Patent Concrete sales
which burnt up all other makes Off any nthe United
States (Wider's patent included took up his challenge
and the result below the Committee who speT
burning ofthe Safes We only they
were no: left in the furnaces two hours longer
The Safe which tested is to be seen at Store,
we public call and examine it feel
after having the specimen which passed through
fiery ordeal on the 10th of June.
Agents Manufacturers No 10, Levee, End No
81 Com. Street. 4l04E saF .tauFi
The undersigned committee appointed by E. Hail. on
Hall, Dodl Co., OF Cincinnati and Messrs.
Pittsburg tho fire qualities OF the safes
M dc BY the, respective prncpas-epOrt, that have
this day subjected Safe OF each manufacture of similar
size which had been in two years, to fire
made with dry oak wood, and Psburg COAL for TIL.
space and half hours, and during thai be-
At the expiration OF that time on
taking the from the furnace, and cooling down,
we found that iron casting both in places entire
y burnt off, but that the books uninjured; and
opening ths :ond books and papers entirely
injured, except slightly by tie water used in cooling off,.
This we found to be with both safes and tic only
percepbe in the of the interior
was entirely unin1rsd while that Hall, Dodi Co.'s
bsered and blackened In conclusion, would
mark that from the result OF this test we have no hcsa3
ton in recommending OF both parties to the
WARWICK P. MILLER,
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MTSCELll.A.NEO
wMEELlNG FEmALE SEMINARY,

WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY
ii,HE regular time for tho commencement ofthe Fall
i:.ber nert Each Session continues re calendar months
The teachers present connected with the Seminary
Rev. Is. ". ToLFoRD. b. D.. Principal.
Miss MIRA ii. TOWNSEND. A' ''t'f;.4y
Miss Miss M HkRTG T. FoLnoRb Primary Dr.
,atn, 0, --il{aH $500 ~
Mr. LIZ. De MAssiAs, French and Drqpins.
Prof. b. b. STONE, FOCAL Music. s,'..i''' Isl
IN account Providential detention at hons, hut vii
probably be with us in the Spring. .-...4
culinary near Philadelphia She not only gives :.sruc
in the higher branches taught in semnaries, but is
4 Music can receive lessons as they may prefer either
RON Prof Winkle, or Miss Bliss.u :J8,Fii
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made for OF Lectures
ore the classes, by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct the attention parents, thi
in ill., smn1y Any y. * GnGng me 9%s
the majority OF the studies of pupil are in any particular
anal Ta .i Rps rent Bedding Fire and
ofhve months, $1,000
Washing for.Boardcrs per doz, 80 w.. 90 90
lay purILs-T ution-Primary, Junior Grndercr +, ~
I" Z" Senior Grade, 1900
r. Seminary proper, Junior Class,
re-. " NEEDLE class, 400
--s Senior class. ...ssslaE.ssal=sl g. 16 90 !
Ancient Languages, Fourth year., 1000
No extra charges, erceptJo the Jollocidg Branches:
lnsie FOR session Of five months with OF instrument
Tor lessons, IS 90
t'ic ofinst-ument for daily practice, as 200
ModsEn Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
Embroidery, Fancy Necdlework, or plain Sew.
irs, 900
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
whci Music Teacher gives lessons out the Scmina
IL sequence OF the extra trouble the sames charg
c.! as n tho Seminary, viz: S1S per session.
Pupils charged from the time ofentrance the close
OF session, and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, we
only say that have here Government and Lac
| administered kindly inieed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect obey. Our
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This systemgves
and trouble TO Teachers, but is only
spim We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
cal views.
AS TO the progress of pupils in sound learning
those interested will visit attend examinations,
will point them TO the members OF our higher classes
and sayHic Snnt nosird lonenta-heTe pledges
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The two bottles OF medicine got from 20 /
whcnin Wheeling have nearly cured mci please send
ol,,.E 1clInS :
Look to YOUR Coughs |!

THO all such laboring under Coughs, Colds Hoarsc
i ness, PANS in the Breast Splitting Blood, &C..
would honestly recommend The of BrcntlingeT's Com,
pound Syrup OF Boneset, pleasant safe and speedy
1t be had at Messrs. PAXTON Il LAKES, end
the Suspenton Bridge, and at 11i'f
~ "' BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG'S,
y aug21-yr:d -.'-77 Monroe street, Wheeling.