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ERIJPTIVE DISEASES.

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians ofour CITY, that In the cure OF Scro.ua
ExTn .cr OF DASpEL1os, is decidedly
above all preparations. speaks itself whenever
sed and although have taken the pains of hav
published through the papers, or appointing agents
for the sale almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by PERSONS by chance have heard
of its curative powers The following Is from
gentleman OF few days since, who used it for
very serious disease;- rHg
DEAR DocroR:
The two bottles of medicine got from vol
whcnn Wheeling have nearly cured met please send me
some more by Express, ,..Iaa s
1t by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city NOT as a auack medicine, have made them
oanted with the componant parts; and TO all
such not the opportunity OF making known
IL Is entirely free from all minerals and is not in
the least Incompatible with of the preparations OHIO
dine, Fowlers solution, or other properties. Essi
To be Paxton & Lakes, and F. Yahriing, and soil
N BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, ,52. .-t'- .ts,
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ABoOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
As IT IS!


Being ratives sccncs and incidents in the real
THE LowLY. By W. l.. g. Smith, Esq.
The object OF The author is to represent the condition oil
Tie Slave in his iude but comfortable cabin his daily
slavc the mistaken impulses and msconceived views OF the
Northern Philanthropst, DC, &C., and TO represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural forms, the
displayed in the huinbest society," thus showing
that, in the of least, coniemtn beoirs
haPpinss than Jredonj and at tile TO represent,
is class ofpeope viz The Planter, To whom justice
every day lfc well calculated win the amiabc uds
inent OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS. l.. -
Chapter l-'Old Virginia.
=: 2-The plautaton-Uncle Toms La1iness.
3-SobTety and Mcrrinicnt. esq .
1.-The Punishment. .s-L-I
o-The School Master.
C-Faniiy Of tile Planter.
1-School Keeping.
S-Thc SECRET League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
l0-IndepenJence Day.
" 1.-The OvcIsccr
12-School Master Lessons OF Freedom.
l4-Midnisht Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
q lJ-Cassy-
l6-Sunday. r.la-
1.-THE oversecr's Communication to the Planter.
1S-TIe Suspicion.
ls-Sci,ool Masters Uneasiness and Departure.
o0-Uncle Toms Nations oil Freedom.
" 2l-Hs Determination TO go to the State OF Free
donL'
22-Thc Escape.
23-Tbc Pursuit
2+-BuiIaIo-Thc Boot black.
o5-Haid Times.
26-Unole Toms So!iioquy.
2I-The Alarm.
I" 2S-Amercan Hotel.
29-The Free Negro.
3O-Couraee, Quietude and Contcnmcnt.
3I-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
a2-Thc Interview between iaster and Slave.
3eUnce Toms Decision
3i-.Back to Old Virginia
3j-concusion
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
PowELL's FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA

Il -.
JNHE propiie,ors these Sprngt prepared to
l. eeive and accommodate visters This delightful Wa
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains The new
building Gone bundled feet in leng commenced last
BoARDRRs; and number OF Cottages, ,or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient to the boardn.
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SuIrnuR CnALYnE1Trr LIMESTONE and SLATE. all having
their fountains within CiTt OF thirty yards!
the work OF Natures labratory. They send
to supply many
the ground gradually rising to the south and east until
which eye Of the behoder one Of the
most enchanting landscape views the country To
rising up distances OF TO 100 yards and from
100 feet above the level bottom and to the
be approached the rear by gentle ascent
Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery
which, Tor bold outline and pleasing varety is
ssea ths seenery TO view from the n,
the Mansanuen and Fort Mountains embracing the Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be
addition to the Springs proper, there of
Cold Spring sbot distance from this Immediately
south the Springs, about threcquarters OF
mile gushing from the mountain side, is the Sweet Chaly
beate Spring The new Spring recently opened amid the
beautiful group OF willows that shade the Sulphur Springs,
which, believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visiters coming the North East, enter the
proximity he Mountains about twelve miles to the
north fron Springs The rugged grandeur or this
natural defe, the rocks towering the very clouds
| strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
On arriving at the Springs the invalid has with
Of the busy World and may his exhausted
gics by quafne the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and partaking rich viands that al daily
prepared for the nouIishment OF his hail body.
will state, for the benefit those who may not be
aware OF the fact, that large farm attached to
the Springs wheie their horses pasred
or stabbed as they may prefer "
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest LIQUORS
Cigars, Tobacco, &c .rB I.t| :
An attentive ostlcr will be In attendance and servants
10 the different departments OF the house; everything
shall be done that contribute to the comfort of the
guests
Pei visiting the Spings from the North can leave
baltimore in the morning. and arrive here the
ing. the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
om the South will leave Stannton in the morning arrive
at Woodstock TO dinner, and the Springs tea
For amusement OF those who may wish TO partic.
pate in such Ten Pin Alley has been erected
A Bath House, with everything requisite Bathing
has been erected for the accommodation OF visiters
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PROsPECTUs
AMERICAN wHIG REVIEW

Nthc orginsi Prospectus of the American Review,
sued at Washington by Mr. Cotton, It's former fIoP
tor and Editor, number of the leading Wing Mem9s
the Twenty Congress (1S:5-6) subscribed tho
Nance to the following resolution
Earnestly approving the piaE OF such National o.
long needed and OF manifest importance the undels
agree to contribute for its pages, from time to tnie
communications may b necessary to set forth an anu,
lend the doctrines OF the United Wing Party OF the
Signed by George P. Marsh, Daniel d. Barnard,
Pherson BeTricn J. r. Ingersol &. Joy Morris, ~
Clingman, Daniel Webster, r. C. Winthrop, Thomas ..
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, j. p Kennedy, WIN. S. ACE
Rufus Choats, Alexander H. Stephens.r' ~ +
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subsc take in informing their friends
and the travelling community nerally that they have
this day OF that well established and IA
vorably known Hotel -..l
-f+.rs7 fE3ls5-Iff Third ndChesnut streets.
They have had the thoroughly repaired and all the
improvements and lurnishedin style
of elegance which will at once render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort andconyenience. SErLs-5
This decidedly the located house in the city being
in the immediate vct of business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines OF Omnbuses for every part OF city every
few minutes, quarters being within
OF this House. ,z,lfIg l5--l. ,liyi rflEt. .1Ei
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home TO the
MORRIS & JACKSON. Proprietors.
James Z. Norris WHO'S well known TO many OF the bus
mess visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
or James J. Duncan & Co., and formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia Hotel LOUIS will have control of the manage
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NEW BOOKS. .
The Campaign of Gen. Scott,

81 The Campaign OF Gen. Scott.
sAN sNTfNsELY IrTER EsTING ROCK i
.'S tvoL. 12MorSt,as. f.
MOORE & ANDERSON, have just ready in duod.r
" A The fS'S cHNMspAlGN OF GEN ERAL SCOTT.
in vo ae ysi{ sa Of hs
detailed account OF General Seo.ts brilliant Camp,;,
and innartiai account Of ali he sawSKendau in he
spirted and extended sketch Of the last Mexican e.,
pais The author is attached 10 tbs Navy, bean.
accfdently connected with the Army-Phitad Chrone,
amer having commenced its perusal, to lay IL asideS
One Of he most gallant officers III the Navy- H.
whole volume, a work ofinteilsct, is worthy kS
place in the department to which It beiongs-Loui.ri
at is no small praise TO the author to say, tina, we hay,
never read history evidently 80 fairly Wris,sn-Lis
IA volume full orinstruction ana interest He writ,
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, enrehns his nas
the dis,nsuishcI actors nit"-Naiionai Era 'H'
We ha We work which has given such vivid in
Of Cen SCOTS Campaign-Soumern Press f@7 'sea
Has given TO the public very atractiv We woskcha,l,
CS. CD Standard.
We find in this hook he most hle>lke deserp,lo,
and thinssof Scenery and Socety-of marches sas
battles and victories, that we have ever reas-Ma,a
Rerfeic. =. W. q. iI- r.a. r.-. .H- -HEssH
We follow with interest renewed, advance on Il.
footsteps OF that consumae soldier whose marches and
res maneuvors absolutely in The annals q,
military Strategy.-Cin. Gds.
He is lively asa spirited His battle sletL
extremely vivid, and produce deep impr ession ns
Imagination. He crticises the military operation in de
cided partisan spirit, but with evident nbity-NH ri
5,tns. e. .' "a ~ - ~ -.--' 2.
The very best book which that has called FORTH
philadelphia Prss5yterfdE
In reading some OF the authors descriptions assault
and storms hardly wonder at the fascination i
enthusiasm productive OF the almost inereaisle miller
pro,ness repeatedly displayed during the Mexican War
Princeton Reriere.
The book is more than tcaahle its statistics, and i
an sketches ri VIC the reader account u,
campaign as can ba found any where, superior ne,
not in value, to Major lspley's Hlstory-N y Rr.,
gelisf., ~ l--t. "aA .|t
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable qaaiti.,a
that eminent commander, Gen Scott-f4rPer's Masa.-
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CIIAMBERLrN's COMMERCIAL
-a COLLEGE.

LOCATED CORNER OF MARKET AND THIRD STREETS PITT,
. ....... DURGH, \.
o. 4. CHAMBERLIN, Principal and Professor OF III,
Science OF Accounts
P. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship
NHE principal object this Institution, is TO anord young
i opportunity OF obtaining thorough and ii.
mate knowledge double Entry Book Keeping and its
pcatou to business operations generally Applicants
enter College time and attend both day and evening
The course OF instruction SUCH will BILE the student
to take charge of and conduct scientific principles,
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
PENN AssnrTo white free and legibe hand is desra
BILE in the education young gentlemen for
every profession, and particularly those
DESTROYS OF themselves mercantile and bust
ness pursuits This department lie conducted by p.
R. Spencer, OF Ohio, author OF the pencerian system OF
Penmanship gentleman well known throughout the
try, accomplished penman, and also as one OF the
most successful teachers of the age.
Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug2I
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Important and Valuable Work.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
iMESSRS. BURKE & BARNES CELEBRATED
PROOF


FIRE PROOF SAFES.
THE character OF these Safes in ST. Louis before
well established, that further test proof of the
their being superior to all others, would
unnecessary; but in order to accommodate MI Hail. the
patentee and maker of Halls Patent Concrete Sales
all other makes OF note in the United
States Cylders patent included took his challenge
result below by the Committee who super
intended the burning Safes We only that
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer
The Safe which tested is to be at Store, anil
invite the public to call and examine il feel conf
dent that will doubt their fire proof auaIte
after having the specimen which passed through thu
fiery ordeal on the 10th OF June. -.lr
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers No. 49, Levee, End No.
&c Com. Street. r-
The undersigned. committee appointed by 3. Hall,
behalf of Hall, Dodd q Co., OF Cincinati, and Mcssrs
r. Violet & Co, agents OF Messrs Bnrke Barnes & Co
Of Pitsburg, to the proof qualities OF the safes
made bJ thei: prinepalsrepor, that have
this day subjected Safe OF each manufacture, OF similar
sze which had been in two years, in TO fire
with dry oak wood and Pittsburg stonecoa the
space of five and half hours and during tat be-
ievc heat applied far greater tan that in any or
nary gTaion-that at the expiration Of that time,
taking the safes from the rnsee and cooling them down.
found that the iron casting both places entire
ly burnt of, that the books unintdred and
opening the a:nd books and papers entirely
injured except slightly ts water used in cooling off,
This found TO be with both saes and the only
pereeptbe difference in the OF interior
that the varnish the wood work of Burke Barnes safe
entirely uninjucd, while that on Hall, DodG 4 Co.'s
mark result OF this test have hesi
ton in the safes OF both parties to the conf
dence ofthe pablo.
fErr WARWICK P. MILLER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


rl,HE regular time for the commencement ofthe Fall
Session Of sa s%nt % hs The day
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev d. ". ToLFoRD, h. D.,. Principal.
Miss S. v. BLISS. .f
Miss Miss MIRA il. ToWNskNp, A''i'f'"''
Miss FRANCIsL. HARDING,
Prof JOHN wINKLE Music aud German.
Mr.. l.. F. De MAsSlAS, French and Draoing.
Prof. b. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
en- account Of Providen,iai detention home hut will
probably be with US in the Spring.
Seminary Philadelphia She not only gives instrue
lions in the higher branches taught in Semnaies but is
in Music receive lessons they may prefer, either
from Prof.. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
and arrangements made for courses of Lectures
,ore the classes BY some experienced Lecturer and Ex
would again direct the attention ofparents, to thi
the
e majority ofthe studies Of pupil are In any particular
Moapd and Tu,onp with room rent Bedding Fire and
OF five months, $500
bay Tuition-Primary, Junior Gradeper ~,
Senior Grade, 1900
1.s-s'..ss.--..sA Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
!" Ms$ SSs s s!s:s, 5g 5 3sSs
Ancient Languages Fourth year. 1900
No erirG charges. except for TIE Jolioedg branches:
for lessons, 'l..F r. 1900
Uie ofinstrumcnt for daily practice, 900
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, - 1900
| Embroidery Fancy Needlework or plain Sew
ing 500
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina
consequence OF trouble, the is charg
| ell as in the Seminary, viz: S1S per session. III.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to the close
| o. session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF the school we
only say that have here and Lar.
| administered kindly indeed. but still government and
lsw, which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
rangcmcnts that pupils under the
Female Teachers night and day This system
and trouble to Teachers, but is The only safe
syitem We have found Teachers who have well sustain
ell views.
As to the progress pupils in sound learning
those interested will visit u.s. cyami nations
we will point them the members OF higher classes
and sayic Tnonumenid-here pledges
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