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CITY DIRECTORY.
WHEELING POST OFR1CR.
No. e, MOnoE sTREET, = ssi
JACOB S. SHR1vRR, pm. -

LkRTvAL AND DEPARTrHE OF HAILS-SNEW ARRAH0ENENz.)
GTuat Mal-arrives at p. M, from the BGst.
departs at a p M, to tho weat.
Great MGil-aTIives At 60 4. M, from the West
departs at q M, to the East.
Welsve-arrives daily Csunday exrePted,O Al Top NJ,
fitonsyilie-arrivea Tuesday and Friday At ILL., a. M;
STARTS same day, same time. Lt43i
harkersburg-arT Monday, Wednesday and Friday;
cpaIts at 10 M Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Seubenve-arrives daily 0smdhys exeeptsdO at II
lIepaTts at 6, A. y. nF.--s 49,
Wooser-ariyes Tuesdays, Thursdays Saturdays at
"a: NJ Departs Monday, Wednesday and FTday att, an
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Wayneaburg, Pa, arrives Thursday a.
=. IN. Departs Friday at 6, q. m.
Morgantown-riG Blaeksvie arrives Tuesday at O.
OspaTts Wednesday at &, a. m.
LAY, Thursday and Saturday.
RATES POSTAGE.
Tho Post once law, passed March Sd, 1851, fixes
tho rates OF Postage a. follows:
LeTs-Any distance within the U. s., exceeding
5000 miles, half less, &c prepaid, unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &C prepaid, OF 10e unpaid.
Every 6alounce less, additional to DO charged extra,
according to the above rates.
Drop letters cent; advertised Iettera,
10 any other charges.
On CiretlaFs, dc. ~
UnseaIed circulars per one one ounce or less,
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ADooK FOR THE TIMEsl
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

As IT Is!
Icing Tatives scenes and ncdents In the real LyE
~ TnE LowLY.' by w l.. g. Smith, Esq
The object lc author is to represent the condition
the Slave III liza rude but comfortable cabin daily
IuIOns aud Pastncs, the relations between MASTER and
the mistaken: views OF The
HOrhe PhilanihIOpist, &c, &c. and 10 represent the
Passions and seneIs in their forms, as the same
in tie humblcst lot OF society," thus showing
more happiness han Tc,doj aud at the represent
II ~, class Of people, viz; The Planter whom justice
has seldom been done, aud whose cRTactc exhibit ia
every day e is wei calculated TO win the Gmlnblc jud
ment OF the woild
TABLE or CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia
- 2-Thc PlntatIOn-UDcle Toms LaEineSs.
s-Sobriety aud MeTriment.
a. f-The Punishment.
" 6-Thc School Master.
Z" C-FGnlily OF the Planter
~ T-SchOOl Keeping
80 S-lhe Secret League OF Rebellion.
90 9-Thc Surprise.
a." lJ-lndcPeTdcncc Day.
a. tI-Ihe ONeIIrcr.
I2-SchooI Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
80 l3-Unclc Tom aud uIHall.
- H-Midnight Meeting School Master, Uncle Tom
:. lJ-Cassy
.. ii-Suntay.
- 1f-The overses:'a Communication to the Planter.
20 1s-rhe Suspicion
IS-SchOOl Master UEcasiness and Departure
=" "0-UncIc Toni Motions OF Freedom.
:" 2i-His Determination togo TO the State OF Free
doni.'
S2-Thc Escape.
az 2a-Thc Pursuit
'' 2l-BmTllO-Thc loot black
2eila,d Times.
% 3f-Uncls Toms SOloquy.
81 27-Thc Alarm.
:" 2S-AmeTiean Hotel.
.s-TLc +. &c Negro.
'' 3l-COurage, Quietulc and Contcniment.
az 3i-SiasaTR Falls, Clifton House, CNna1r.
:. a2-The h.tervieY between bGsterEhd; Slave.
3S1BHela Tours Oecision.
3l=,iisslttel 5iisipia.'
q 304fOncIusinds{
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PRUOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
NRSSRg EBURKB & BARNES CELEHRATR0
~ FIRE PROOF SAFES


TIME character OF these Safes St Louis was beore so
welIcstiblIshed that further proof OF the
fact OF their being to all Others would have been
unnecessary but In order to accommodate Hail. the
patenee and maker OF 'Halls Patent Concrete Safes
which has burnt up other makes any the United
States CEders patent included took his Challenge
below the Committee who suneT.
wore not left in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested Is TO be seen at Store,
invite the public to call and examne It feel
dent that will doubt their fire proof qraen
AFTER having the specimen which passed through TIM
fery ordeal on ths 18th Of jung. = no
soo Agents for the No 1s Ieyee snd No.
eG Com. Street.
Thelndersigned committee appointed by 8. Han, on
K Viastt Co., 6sasehts ofNIessvs Burke Barnes & Co
Jest the fire proof qualities OF the safes
IS tbeI respective prnCipals-TepOT that We have
tina ted faio'ol each manufacture, or similar
SLe which bad been in two years inovens to
made with dry pax wood, and PittsbuTg stone coal for the
space or five half hours, and during that we DO.
eye the heat spilled r greater in any ordI
nary at the expiration that time, IN
rom the fuTnsce and cooling them
we found that The casting both In places entire
openfE ms safes nd books and papers entirely I'M.
fnured exept BY Ike water used in cooling oRl
This We found to Be the both safes, and tie only
pereeptible difference In the cf the Interior was
that the varnish on the Of Burke BarEes' safe
was entirely unifured, while that on Han, Dodi 4 Co.'S,
was bstered and blaekehed Iueoncrsion would
mark, that frori the result test, have hestaI
ton in the safes OF both parties to tho eon
deDce ofthe pnblic. - s.,.
DAVID II. BISHOP,
~ GERARD b. ALLEN.
st LA,rjs. Jrnne 1s 1859 y 80 aucQs
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Berger or Spine and Muscle E.fnfnlent.
ar this remedial agent we forbear to say anything tho
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism
Neuralgia Sprains, pains from Bruises, Burns de- lie 80
that were to speak its real its you
fear could scarce give credenee to our assertions
1t can be had at
PAXTON & LAKES ~
End Susp. Bridge, and at
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IN.OUART BOTFLES.


For PurifyinE the Blood, and for the CureOf
sCRoPULA, 4IERCURIALD DISEASES, RHEUMATISM
. .CUTANEoUS RRUPTI0NS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
- LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, BRoNClll
tbs, SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION. FIX
YER SORES, FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
1900. ERYSIPELAs, LOSS OF THE Ape
TITE, PIMPLBS, BILES, TN
ERAL DEBILITY, &c. &C.
This preparation the test OF over II year.
experience since Its frat introduction to public iavor du
ing which time limitations have sprung into exist
enee founding their claims 70 the confidence OF Tic comE'
nifty on the curative powers contained in Sarsapria Roo
the great reputation and extended of which his bec'
mainly attributable the many won cures effected by
the use PREPARATION While SarsaPaa Root lornrs
an mportant part OF combination it is, at Tic
time compounded with other vegetable remedies oil great
pswer and it is in the peculiar combination aEd scientific
manner OF preparations, that Its remarkable SUCCESS III
disease depends Other preparations initiate IL
in tho style putting @ and in bearing the OF one Of
Ingredients and he ends their resemblance to it,
Those needing remedy purifier like this request
this adherence exists aud in naknsch
they will to take any other but that Ole Ell
titled their confidence, iUmthe long list ofcures II has
effected living witnesses whose Testimonials and ret
dehces hAYo been published, and vino sI beaIlG daily
testimony TO its wOth. .'-
LIVER COMPLAINT ANDSALT HHEuM.
Mesars. A. H. " ID. sASDs,-UcntIrliltm:- Words can
but seUy my oliOs, IN conveying tie pleasing
Ineseiee li4 ny vile as Iestoied 10 peeet nsa W tLe
aAeye.e cuaneUus COve.ed The surdcs
O tue LOdy, been upOssILle
any pa luaI hunOI the mead. lace, aud
body wec covered with like those ol lsi
ieIl gu, IN Quantities. walking
CTucstins HgUues, affected tie JUIIs AcNe.ey
any ollie. part. She suffered iOnS
Connected with deJIl..y
pI VI the Nervous system PHySIcIaLS.
europe aud lIneTIca, had exhausted INC 80
without elleCtiIs sc1tcey atOTdtIs tcc.r Ind
best Ak NaIIIg, sle ndpIy LseG
your SaIsaparlla Tie disease was pronounced
rleum, but whoe system, Lay and externally,
altogether de aiged; bu. sOcOpcic has becn tie cuG
Fha ~ lax
icSs Than one bottles, that enjoys
health than yr1 taking
NY object hI7lIls that all
su1le:ed ls Know and u whom
Apply cilcI. LAID that NaiIJ a compete
Will be tho GesLIt nay with
thanksj aid briicN NE, sciItleueI
Yours sluIeIcIy, EERRlER N.AZER.
City aud County OF NtLr iork, IS :-FefIcr Nalcs being
duly sworn, doth deTOe and sayi that Ihe oIcsVns
nIent, subscribed hls name,
cuiaIe, knowledge aud Decl-SwUIu AID
subs IIbed Ihis day oil July, lSiy, before me,
C.S WOODuULL, Mayor.
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ELEGANT OCTAVE VOLUME! %.
mbclshCd with Original Illustrations from the
designs oil CToomc, and other eminent ATtists.
Price Only DHo ID oIInrB and FinV Gents!
J. & J. L. GIHoN, Publishers,
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MEDICINE AL.
WistaF's Balaam Of wild Cherry

y
Coughs COlas. AsLtna, Group, Bronehtts, IG.tsn1a
-:Iing Of the Lungs Difficult Breathing, Lirer igee A.
III 81 Pain IPsGkneas Of the BredIt Side, Fist
Stages Of Consumption, DC, dc.,Efr.
Inshn!t this peculiarly adapted 10 eScry disa9a
hs Lungs and Liver whiehfs produced b. our eyerT
varying cnate
ccna! properties. This fact is familiar toevery litsul
ad, Physicians Often prescribe II In GeEart
icrEL variety OF complaints. Tar also, hs, boen
equl uotod lori its vrtuesi and some physicians whose
familiar to the whole country have gong Cores
dscasr that consumption could be cured oy tt
LiJE Iii other hands, again, II was nearly value owing
EodOGbi, to their ignorance nprcParng and
1t; difficulty now entirely obviated by pntcntcXperlece
and long experiment ~ 90
rra Extraordinary medicinal powers of these two sb
for the first time, combined and emil ID 81
nice chemical process, everything delctcrs s IS Il
rejected, that remains is the most cXroordinaryo
truly eoaeiOns remedy for all kinds OF pulmonary nhd ~
lissdsSS known to mail To convince all unbetCN
theory is really true, We refer to "a low cases o.
ci,cs performed by this wonderful: micde1he
q q 949 9a959sSq 9.
Balsem Of VIA Cherry" 20
Mt. Eden, KY, July 81, 1862.
Icssrs Harcourt Howard & Co.-Gents:-Thef '.Dr.
Wistar's lilsam Wild CheTry' that Thought you has.
such signal benefit in my family that Iwishg akc
its virtues known i0r me bcieht OF INC pubic;
Ny wife took cold nj The lime OF her confinement, which
CttIcd cd her lugs. The physicians pronounced her ds
consumption. She had Profuse night seats an had
despHiTed OF her recovery
and her child partool Of her complaint she then COZ
mcnced taking "IETsidrR Bdlsan of IPId Cherry'' and
bottles effected an entire cure with her and tho ehil
both ....l IL. 20 % ,-lt:t a ,,
iavc no doubt that they would have now been In their
graves IL they had not used Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. SETH &. SEARCY.
Seth r. Srarcy whose certificate isabovo is OF
much ycTacity any iii this country and good
Judgement, and place entire reliance on his statement
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WARWICK P. MILLER,
DAVID h. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN.
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PETERSON %
Lady's Nati6naiS Magazine
Only S1,25 toy9S gbs 81 here otteE-.
l1aSnsIiSeS :are so.
IS sDiTEDis1 - a.

s.- EDITEDtfsH. ID = ast
ANN x. sTEpEHENSsGsig o. II Es EIs1RS on,
The continued increase in the st othFs the
oearcst Magazine lit the world tho proprietor
TO new efforts DcleI iLe ottdone he ole
following ,ti1tH
GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR 1880.
The January nuulbeFl be ready by Tho first of Dec,
and VIII be- IN all Ipecs, double nlnSeJ and superior
10 most Annals Tie EARLIEST sdBstl tho
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- CITY DIRECTORY.

l4sTs Is sfsf IEeoGroRATED 1885, cAPrTAL $4,000.
.slLssl Northeast Corner Monroe streets
,IoHGIg. GILL, Presdeuti SoStElKI BRADY, Cashisr.
spisssgnt day-Tusaday. at-s55
- T. - NoPth western Bank OF virginia.
iH''s .ods = sIseoHrORATED CAriTAL $4,000.
,,..i cOrnsr of Main and Monroe streets.
- J0fNc. CAMPBELL, President, DAN'L LAMB, Cashier.
ss'5s ps.so raa a "a
sa6 REanufncturers' a.ld Farmers Bank
"a. - 49, .ss.1 Of wheeling.
sl'sk 1s5l Mninstreet, between Monroe and quincy.
sesf HeoafosIfz4 MARCH, cArrAL sToeK $4,000.
- ~. rHos SWEENEY, Prsst JoHs Ilsr, Cashier.
- .s,,ssSV wheeling savinEs' Institatioa.
isk safsgss - rsai =, No. 1872 Main 1T
i5.t.,.t, l1TEn, 1884. CAPrTAL $4,000.
NELSON sPIssiasGts aNrLLIAM MeCor, Treasurer.
oADtaeSahf aaJ=sThutSday.
eSsI 40 1saSfasF BaaE orWhesIing.
Conner oriAIsiaa6a Fourth streets, Centre wheeling
lNs9Rso4A1ED 1851. CAPITAL $1,000.
THos. HsLfsT. Presidenti VIZ. RAnEIN, Treasurer.
e.,32 Z. siispiss9aHt, aaI. 1FFFissIiiy;i i..
40 30 f'''a'ls, ls; a. - =, Il IAsoNs.
ROoN, 40, III, Main Robb's Chair Factory
Quo LoRsEi NOslo Heets tho frat Monday night OF
@alEE5sa cHAr1Es. No 49, meets tho sseon,t
& ~. EoSSs No, as meets on the third Mond.,
. d. - K. IT, fOurtl,
u. -SsaIs 4'sly5sal ODD FELLOWS.
RooN No. 123 Market street, near the Post ONCE
ymsIass LePsE, Nc. 2. mees every Thursday evening.
a. ~
wHIELlSs LoDsE, No. 80 meets every Saturday evening
gfs aPAEokA LoROE. No 81 every Friday evening
zl AllANs EEc4hPhENT No. meets 1st and Sd Tuesday
each month. s.; 60. ,,'ea5
-7at Fi-E lf1-t WheolinB CustOm House.
ass stlhfshsdt 1851 b. SwRARINGEN, Surveyor anil
Collector Of custoua, once No. 49, Union street.
70 this port made by ofNow Orleans,
~. New York. Philadelphia and baltimore.
ISIS CITY OBRICRRS FOB 1889.
.3s'as1 pes s'i' MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
= - - .p..q99e - 3. JAMES s. iWHRATR, Clerk
= 44e X. ". HLRDINa, Treasurer.
fa@ t j. 4 SANesToN, Sergeant.
ScTEeEnf.T DYutfessist ward-Isaae NJ
Adm. " CIemens. Sd Ward-JOhn bowers 4th warn
JoHN MOORE Superintendent Water Works
- -gAoO8 K BER, Wharf Master.
fssll JAeoB ANIcK Street Commissioner.
JAN1S n. RWING, ASSESSOR and Collector Of Water
Rents. - = s.a-i-''
asA JnsuA WIZ, Measuror and Qua.
% Ynca and Liquors. :
71fl - DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master
TH0nGs CANPBELL, Collector Of Assessments.
~ t VIZ T. STopDART, City Surveyor.
= JANE z. MELVLN, Flour Inspector.
u-HLEmBERs OF COUNCIL.
Fnsr wARD.-John 8IGLure Jr., John HuIhsS, 8. n
49,, woo4Fpwi Isaac Gotta
SEcOND wARD-JOhn BiahoPi Gee. &, WIekhan.
Third wARD-S. BradyjJ J. YarnSnj John II. Math.
swsi Daniel Lamb. sio ~ 90 - ~
FdtHfa wARD..Df. Janea Tanner, i. .. Iefisrs "A s.
4 HaHsEeli d. v, ThaTPi David HaHaEnOa
FIFTH WARD-GeOTes Forbes, John W. GIN, Lorenzn
D. Waltz Jacob HotnbfoOki Henry Eeh0s
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d Ell 81 44 qa9 4.4.q 9

Seth r. Srarcy, whose certificate is above is man
much ycTacity as any in this country, and man good
Judgement, and we place entire reliance his statement
IARCOURT, HOWARD q co.
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DIR. Gnssott's Improved Extract OF
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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARE
TiON FOR TIE PERMANENT CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF TIKI LUNGS al
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED 10 BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF 81
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Session OF this institution, will he the Tst day of Sep
tEl6er merit Each Session continues fte calender moRt
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rolled backwards and forwards under the
noses of the Londoners. For six hours and
upwards, this seething broth is slowl rolled
towards sea which it never can reach ;
for similar period, or less, it is vomited
back upon the persons who dwell on either
bank of the Thames, within the limits
named But this is not enough. In order
that the infected air may always be main
tanned at the maximum point of abomlna-
ton, the aid of mechanical science has
been invoked. g Day and night steamer;
Of all sizes may be seen blowing through
the thick, drab mixture, and tearing it uE
with their paddle-wheels as they go. O
the swollen bodies of the dead cats ant
dogs we take small account They are
probably, the most harmless ingredient il
this devils broth-just thrown in as ply
stefan prescribes colocynth in pill, or or
ange water in a mixture. For the momen
we consider the dead cats and dogs as in
gradients, and, as such, we pronounce then
harmless in comparison with many other
which go to making up the Thames be
tween Chelsea-bridge and Blackwall,' Ma
the reader live to see the day when som
effective measures shall be taken for pur
fving the whole stream! An additional az
gravaton is, that the very filth which is
source of disease and inconvenience to u
in one shape might be made highly adVar
tageous to us in another"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14
The River Thames.

The principle river in England, the much
talked-of, much written-about and much
buasted.over river Thames is mere creek
and an exceedingly nasty one at that. 70
give our readers some idea of the Infamous
character of this stream, we quote from an
English paper paragraph on the subject.
We can testify from personal observation
to the truthfulness of the following -
"The London Times has the honesty
and courage TO remind Londoners of the
horrible fact of the Thames. Every in.
habtant of London knows, by dire expert.
ence, the qualities of the river. He knows
that the Thames within the METROPOLITAN
limts--and even beyond-is nothing but
reeking compound of all the filth and abom-
inatlon which population of two millions
Of people can cast forth. All corruption
that the sewers, PASSWORDS, SHAMELESS chan.
dleries Of London can contribute is poured
into the Thames in a highly concentrated
state. There, says the Times, it is de-
composed by the action Of the tide, and ia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14

who was present, and who is queer sort
Of genius, was prevailed upon to take the
stand in the tent occupied by the music, and
make speech, which he did very hand
somely amid the loud cheers and laughter
Of those present He frequently mention
ed agriculture, but did not lose sight of his
soap. It.Ea
The Windsor Brass Band added much to
the interest of the occasion, by their good
music. The leader of the Band was pre-
scented with beautiful wreath and boquette
by the ladies'; whereupon Mr.. Ross made
a speech in behalf of the band, thanking
the ladies', and said he would close by quot
ing from very distinguished orator, the
Iadies-God bless them /" The weather
was beautiful, especially the second day
About 5000 were present, and altogether
we have had fine time; many old friends
and acquaintance meeting, who had moi
met before for many years. May all the
good things continue! A. N. S. q
South Reading, Oct. 1, 1852.