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Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. IPeAf BToaasSGy aud FrGnklu street No York
LADY IL GINA GpSeT the iHF sfT
ENCE OF oPiuM head tongne' ard hands in noon
and best collection oT cet aud Modern Coins In the u s.
buH, lead buttons, marked U. s. A., thec-corIeicd lat
Breeehes Caters &c, DC Also Birds of Vanous PIun
War, Shells Minerals, Gold, Silver, Copper and OTHER Ores
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med to be great wonder The caves Joined
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Jefferson county, State OF New York. By Mr. John Jennings
Lave White KAT nom herks CO. Penn idmittamee RAT
IS Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
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did Tables is also attached TO the house. ..
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- CHARLIE WRIGHT. Proprietor.
~ n wishing %pe and depca
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COLLEGE.
LOCATED cnRNEE OF NARKEr THIRD STREETS, PIrr...
i.--.-.-..-.,-eti. pURoH, Pa.
o. Z. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF tho.
Science OF Accounts.
P. R.SPENCER, Prpfessor of PenmansliP.
TNHE principal object orts Institution to ao young
men an rt1idty OF obtaining thorough and IL
male knowledge OF pOnble Entry Book Keeping aI,-
picatlU TO business operations generally Applicants
enter College at any time and attend both day evening"
The course SUCH will enable the
to take charge aud conduct scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry Books completion the saine
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bic in the education young gentlemen for
every profession and more particularly 10 those who
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves mercantile and bust
ness pursuits This department iE conducted p
R. Spencer, OF Ohio, author tho Spencean system OF
PenmAnsip gentleman well known hEOughout The coul
try accomplished penman also Is one of the
most successful teachers oGthe age.
Communications addressed TO p. X. CHAMBERLlN,
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Let all who wish purge the blood from impurities,
plcac the system resist epedencs Guysott
Extract Yellow Jock and SaTsapaTilla," which pro
Wing Itself antidOe many OF the most NAL gnan dis
that flesh is heir and they will never be disappoin
:rd; i'll this remedy the yubiC faith has waHeed-
wavcTi lot 1t is founded experience, just
their iath in other and spurious compounds
founded experience. They fly from mineral nOstTs
seek hope life and vgor from this purely regetd6e remedy
however broken down in health and spiTits-hOweVei
luaIlcso himself and Others let despair
cOvery; The patient only understand that his hope
lies only in Guysotts Extract Yellow DOCK
S1TsapaTia, persuade him, for his lies sake IL
try aud have hesitation in predicting his speed,
restoration to health.
The Shaker prepared yellow nock.' and the Cred
Honduras SarsapaT1,' the invaluable agents
from which DR.. Guysolrs Improved Extract OF yellow
aud Sarsaparla is formed, and Laboratory Dr.
GuySOt has the VII tues OF these roots in their per-
fecOn His preparation contains all tho restorative prop
critics the roots combined and concentrated in their Ut
most strength and efficacy.
Experiments were made in the manufacture OF this med
cine until found that 1t could be further improved
Accordingly find it Tesorted to almost universally
OF Hrpalic ScOrbuc and Cutarebus complaints
general pTostraton OF all the vital powers, and all Ost
tOmenng diseases Of the skin trying the patience
and SO Injurious 10 the health.
The following OF Benaah Hughes is of the most
astonishing record Alter forty years. sickness two
years OXCTuCians torture the ampuation oHeleg and
the body limbs OF eating, Purifying dis
charging ulcers be cured by eight bottles OF Guysots
EXTRACT Of Yellow Dock aud arsapaTilla,
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,a BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
SsUNCLE TOMS CABIN


Being Tatives, incidents In tho real Iyr
~ THE LOwLT.' by w L. g. Smith, Esq.
The object OF lhe author Is represent the condition
Tie slave IN his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily
slave the mistaken impulses md m9cOnceived views Tile
iOrtlorT Phiiauihropis &c &c, to represent the
questions and sentiments in their natural ors, same
GIo displayed III the humbles lot OF society," showing
hat ia tie OF STARE leaS contenlnI 6tEos
GEPes uaH JeedOaIj aud al the TO cpresent
clnss OF people, viz: The Planter Justice
avery day he IS well calculated 10 win the amiablc jug
ment VI tic woIld
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1-'Od Virginia.
- 2-The PIallstiOn-UncIc Tom's LaziIicsa
" 3-SobIiety aud MerTimcnt.
D." 1.-The Punishment.
" 1.-The School Master. e
"a" G-Panlily Of tic Planter.
q" S-SchOOl Keeping.
:" S-The Secret League or Rebellion.
a. 9-The Surprise.
Is 1D-Independencc Day.
% 1.-THE OveISeer.
f" l2-SchoOl Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
=" l3-Upcle Tom and Dinah.
Z" lI-Mdnisht Meeting Of School Master, Uncle Tom
and Din1h
{! 16-CRssy.
"a lG-Smlday
=" 1.-THE ovcreccr's Communication to the Planter.
Z" IS-The Suspicion
" 1S-Schoo Master Uncasiness and Departure.
{" 20-Uncls TOM'S NntiOns Of Freedom.
" 2i-His Detef nhnaton 10 go TO tho state Of Ptee-
donL'
{" 92-The Escape.
" 2@The Pursuit.
=" 9-BudalO-The Bootbluck
- o-HaId Times
{" 26-Uncie Toms Sonloquy.
" 2I-The Alarm.
:" 9S-AmeTican Hotel.
Z" 2l-Tho Fec Negro. .st
e 3O-Courage, Quietude and Contentment.
90 3l-NiagaTa Fans, Clifton House, Canadr
" 32-The Interview between 4laster and Slave.
:. 34-;Back TO Old Virginia. - 9H'
4 S-Conelusion.
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CTTY OFFICERs FOR 1850.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES s. wHEATE, Clerk.
K w. HARDING, Treasurer
J. L. SAN0sToN, Sergeant
SeTEeaHrS Ds7ncs.-lSt WaTd-Isaac NJ. Pearl Cd war,l
-Abn w. Clemens. I'd WaTd-John Bowers. 9Th warrI
Henry P. Chapline. 9th waTd-James S. Campbell.
JouN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB Z. BIER, whauf Master.
JAcoH AMICK Street Commissioner.
JAAEs NJ EwING, Assessor and Collector Water
Reuts.
CUR Of Wines and Liquors
DAMEL MrRRAY, Market Master.
TnoMAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
wM J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector
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Il Session Of this Institution, WIN b The st day Of Sep
re e e psssne Win s
Rev. =. ". ToLPoRp. B. D., Frineipat.
Hiss 3LARGARRT ORR, no I,,t,,.u,.
Mss FRANcis Z: HARDING. llfs5a a7la5..5
Miss NARY o. ToLFoRD, AlsiItaHt Primary Depart.
pFet J9HN 4. WIEkLE T s. s DC gf1lsn
Prof Is. b. STONE, Vocal lfsSic. :, .i'Si - IS
Kiss orr win not take active duty tho conf Ls session.
en- ase9nnt Of Providsnte! detention at homs kps III
Miss Bliss has been several years conncct4l v "a Il
Ur in the higher branches taught in SemnaTes but is
experienced Teacher OF Music and French Pupils
IRON Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
rho Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Tcachers, and arrangements courses or Lectures
sore The classes by some experienced Lecturer, and Ex
we would again direct the attention ofpsren.s 10 th
Terms In The Seminary. ANY person knowing gra
lie majority studies Of pupil are In any
lass, that Is the pupils grade.
Lights and Ancient language If dcsired session
vas him for Bo:rders. per IOz. SS0%S9
Hay PoFiLs- thhon-Pimary, Junior Grudeper
session., ..-.-- 600
e seq1iasFy proper. Junior Class, ,soo
't NEEDLE class, 400
d Senior class, 1000
Nc eialas sIe Le So.1ss 51ane1.i
>se Ter session OIve MONTHS with OF instrument
usO ofInstrument for daily practice. go
1DL IA Languages, Painting drawing 1900
irs: F-,ih cow 600
N"caI Msie, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
wher Music Teacher gv lessons OF the emina.
OF the extra trouble the is charg.
Pupils charged from tie time OF entrance to the close
Of session. and nc deduction made except orsCkness.
With reference to the management OF the school, we
In only tosay, that have here GoreTms aud LaIr
administered kindly inleed, but still government aud
law. which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
arrangements are also SUCH that pupils
OF Female Teachers night and day This system yes
cS ira care and trouble Teachers, but ne oHV "a
Sptr We have found Teachers, who have well sustain.
ell our views.
AS progress of our pupils In sound learning
those interested will visit attend our EXAMINATIONS
will point them tue members OF higher classes
ard sayie ami no4tra nOnusnta-lerea our pledges
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This OIL ispaTteulATiy recommended, II viii render
The Hair ossy, and Plabe5 besides akngtt about
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am. Departs Monday, Wednesda and friday at 7, am.
MoTgantown-rfa WayDesbuTg, Pa, arrives Thursday At
=. m. Departs Friday at 6, a.
NoTgAntown-ra BlGeksVe arrives Tuesday at 6, p m.
uSpaTts Wednesday al 8, e. m. rS.
bethany ard west -leavesAt1 O'Clock on Tues;
LAY, Thursday aud Saturday.
RATES OF PosTAsE.
Tho new Post once law, passed March 3d. 1851, fxes
:he rates OF Postage follows . -
On LettsTE-Any distance within the u. S. exceeding
1000 miles, half less, Sc prepaid unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &C prepaid, or Toe unpaid.
Every hAlTounce additional to be charged extra
according to the above rates.
Drop letters cent? advertised letters additional
10 any other charges
On CireuIars, dc.
Unsealed circulars per one ounce or less,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02
eYCeeding

This includes hhndbiIs pamphlets engravings, Iaga
Tines, books and every other description printed matter
which there 10 writing other than the addTeSs-aso
bOand books not exceeding p lbs in weight All printed
other than newspapers to bona Subscribers and
periodicals published at longer period than months to
be prepaid or charged with double the above rates
These rates include In addition 10 the matter Epec
all tTaHsen HslrSpGpTs not sent to actual aubsTnbeTs
On RrPpTS not exceeding ounces In weight, sent
from the Office OF publication, per quarter for wEEKLIEs
niEtnhce county nnhIica