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.WmRELINGa RKlLALReRl1INA

WMRELING FEMALE BRMHkARY.
IRHHE regular time ior the eemnsneemsnt ofthe Fan
ii5GeF Ssl sgt R1e sssson eoatiaus
The teaehsra a present connected With the Seminary.
Rev. 'i 3. W. ToLroRD. b. D.. PriaetpeE 81
Miss s. v. BLISS. Aat
N HI:s H HfRS 4 FEdBS SssE 1..b's.l.
G i NARY .. ToLFosb 1;.Giaa, Prfssrr Dysrt
4sHt. 3 ..Sss
MT.L. F: De-MASsIASi Ffsneh ard nTai9iHE,
Prof. b. b. STONE Vocal Afnsfe. 10. 7.
On account or POvilential detention at honss but Ha
probably be With W In the Spring. -. ~
* nalssry near Phiisiephs She not only gTes ,ssre
YES In the higher branches taught ln ssnnareS but e
can receive Iessops they may prefer, either
.rOni Prof. Winkls. or Miss BliSs.
reachers and made for eonr1aa OF
siore the elAsses by some aud Ex
we would again direct the attention parents to tht
pap viii III a. ones Know tie iaOant u w6sro
tie majority OF the studies Of pupil ale In any particular
hoard and Tuition, with room rent, Bedding Fire and
Lights, and Ancient Lauguigssi II desired, per session
. 5sIES % PsT Borden, mar do., $3.50
IIAr PGFnS-Tuitioa Primary. Junior Gradeper go
a.. Senior Grade. 1900
Seminary proper, Junior Clasa,
I" Msg Ri5 ' slsss. i4SS
Anei saa'f Gsa staaa Fourth year. iSSS
so extra charges sreePf for ne JoliogfdE branches.
inae rer seeston months, with use Of instrument
Tor lessons, 81, 1900
Uio oflnStrument for daily practice, 900
Al0d3:E Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
Ea3roLdSry. Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
s"ss! Muse. Chemical and Philosophical Lectures. 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessonH out Of tho SonnR
III IL Consequence the extra trouble the IL chIrg
cd ~ IN the Seminary, Wig: St9 per session.
Pupils charged from tho time OF entrance to the cl0ae
.ession and nc deduction made except for alekness
With reference TO the management OF the school, we
Ls Only I9say that we have here & ard La
law which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
arc also SUCH that our Rpa under the
ehre Female night and day. This system
e1trH and trouble to Teachers but e e only self
sErnI. We hGvs found Teachers, who have well sustain
Astto the progress pupils In 1ound learning,
those interested viii vsit attend &c
n will point them the membeT9 OF higher classes
AID hayHie sant no'ra pledges
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BOOK FOR THE FINEST
ENTITLED iS:s
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

ESng narratives, and incidentb in the real LVE
~ THE LOwLT.' ny w I. G!SmiIt. Bag.
The object Of author 10 represent the condition
the Slave in his rude but cabin his daily
paIons aud paanes, the relations between aud
the ESSken impulses nd nAeonceiVed Vie9 OF the
HUTtherL rhianthTopist, &C., to represent the
displayed In the humbest lot Of society thus showing
that la tie of least, SeSioWE
hGPPiess than TesdomJ and AZ the same to represent
class people, viz The Planter, justice
has seldom been d0ne aud whose Character In
every day ie is well calculated toin the smiable judg
ment OF the world. III
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'old Virginia
'' 2-The PIautation-Uncle Toms La1ineSs
Z" -SObriety aud MeTriment.
THE Punishment
Z" 6-The School Master.
" G-Fanily Of the Planter.
{" 7-SchOO Keeping.
% S-The Secret League OF Rebellion
=" 9-rhe Surprise.
"a 1L-lmdePenJenee Day.
'' 1.-THE 0VeIseer.
I" 12-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
13-Unele Tom and DinAh
"a I4-Midmight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and DlIah.
IG-SuHday.
I5-TLe oye, sears Communication to tho Planter.
- IS-The Suspicion.
a. IS-ScIOOl Master 4 UnoaAtneSB and Departure.
2O-uncIs Toms NntIUHa Of Freedom.
2t-HiE DcserminatioH to go to tho state OF Frec.
donL'
a. 2-The Pursuit.
2EBuRalO-The Bootblaek
- 26-HAid Tnea.
26-Uncle Toms Soliloquy.
F." 2T-Tho Alarm
a. 9S-AneIiean Hotel
30-Courase, Quetude and Contentment.
' 3l-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
S4-'Back to Old Viiginis'
35-COneIusion.
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RI Ayr1n
49,, HStseosaIsEn Main stfSst 6etUoon First and
ssSond, CsHtts WhsSlhEi RsyJts 2; MscA5.. PastorI
MSs95s s.:Tss 6S Ss': 'n4
PnrPsurSTTxsIAs, Rev. r. q, HssS, Pastor Poarth
atrSSt hstE0SR NogTSS and uneJ S"rTts' Morning. sRd
afternoon.
sleoID Pn.s.I!nI.ar, Rsg. etr.g 9.is..s.. Poster.
Inzt SOTViCs morning and GHohaL ~
TH.n5 PnnssrTHsIAu, Rsv. NJ. PaaH, RastoEt RiISt
Ward Has Hall, Main street. aboys WEshnons hortA
whosinE; Service morning and litefn9oA. e TO =
,U PsaoF Fourth Street, between NoarOs and unesE.
SeTvteS nisrninS and evening
s,o.-,, s.,a nv MEFHopGlR RPtneoPAL, Re-, J. VIZ
oH Pssor eorssr MaIkat and North sta, North Wheel
~; service morning and sVeniaER. - 81
PSstoFt ciPns street, between PiTst and Sss6Bd,
cSntfa VFisstlnSI BSrVies morning and sVs1ins.
0,rrin NtTuoDIsr RSISeoPlE, Rss. NJ. Brss3Issk,
aStor CkapnS street, totisn Webster and Cen'
wheeling .8t,
H. T1Elan, Fith Street eerner g hauPdsn, nsryteo
,'.ssIsrz PASTOR corner
USTlIst ana Islsrt6li saA alssT'
0ol. Z s-...itilIi4sE 81 1907
BkpTf1F RI. T. WiNTsRs PASTOR Cley asfets ostWean
FiteSand iIIfh, 6aFyits neurological yll.lr1
Ftasr IaS iSt5lST censHsa tEiss An1tHs Asy
q " jVsIsfd FastoE, Mltlet 9tFests aosiits.s
fhiTis lstll WhstIns3 AAFyte ena ese.iing'
BvAss.slL esles'
zlon's RVAnasticAL LvxssaISs tS 2 ~
PASTOR, eornsE faIlst ana fonIe1 strests
o'SIsek a 10. 8 uniOa stTS.,
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nsssIgtSI. TstNOSs equPAsf Hal, HaIkot stEs
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ISSHa SstF isRss
N AZ Daily InteiRsnseT they have JOB oe eprely
6ttsd up for he execution Of al Hnasot
SS'AEN AVID ORNA MENTAL BENTHMas
Thsr materials being oslI ssw and sasEssi7E - T.
test Htysa 1ob tye and thar l1Igo ana ven oss4
stock Il SaPsT. nn sei1g PaTeha5Is.a g thS
ogoEt CaAh pTieeSS and The JOB Vhee ~
saTtniont, carefully End -
tee 10 ftslr eltosIl 6nTo tattelspoas - ~
.NS551heass Ase9Hsey tl1la StstSSfr5s71i
,vith 1yhiei thstT woTk VIII ~ deps, s5i--,a-ss5
+, Thsy ere PTsPSESa ton1oeaiS
.'-.CEnuayai glii 80 = E.sef -Pa0oRAHHnHs
Sftue1LARh s-f-Fstn PoSEBRB,
IISEL1 al. cSNeB1T BILtSs
RILTsTrSpa BAL TIcEHTgp
.TTrITIp,Iu SFHANnokT BIt1AS
P.WV CHIcT1 -'I- AUcTIoH BILLlS =
Ss11I IooTI DlKH TIoKHTS,
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T..-,ISrs SuNunH1, arf.s'
R-11,s RLse1IoE TIcEETps
.ns 1919 othSE OF FTinRE. Als0
all Kinds o. work In.
OOLORO AND
r~Au ordara nom 4 distance prompt u attended, to-
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MEDICINAL.=
Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry
s1,,.

The best RemodYevo knOWnGo Man
Ir C0ughs Code, A,ttma, Group, Bronehitis hfnensa
5Irllfag Of tie Lu1gs, Delt HreGthtHg, Lirer ABes
.iets, Pain Weakness Of ne Breasf Side, Fra
Stages Of Consumption, De-, de-, &c.
short this B0amis peculiarly adapted every diseaSe
OF the Lungs and Liver which produced by our cverp
varying climate
Wild Cherry has long bean known 70 possessImportapt
medicinal properties. This fact Is familiar oevery
OUT land, and PhyEeRnS oen prescribe Il In GRer9n
lorna variety of complaints. Tar aIsos has
equally noted orits yrtpeaj and PhYsietanS, whose
familiar to the whole country, have gone
70 selare that eonstPoH could be cured by tiht
Ao In other handle again. It waa nearly vanele owing
doub to their ignorance In preparing and administering
ia dleulty now entirely obVated by patient experience
and long experiment.
ms Extraordinary medicinal powern of these two spb
gtareA now oT tbs hrst tnlet combined and enh
in DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAG, OF WILD CHERRY. -
nice chemical process, everything deleeriT usaSs Il
rejected remains Is the most extraordinary
truly eIcaciouS all kinds pulmonary Rhdl 81
diseases to To convince all unbeleSsrf
that our theory IL really trle, refer to e ehSe0
eures performed by this wonderful medicine.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
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10. q, MONROH sTRHnF.
JACOBS. SHRIYRR, p. H. ls..

ARRIVAL Anp paPARTrRE OF AAILs-SHHW A1RAnaln1HS.l
~ Crest AIait-aTrivea at s P. m. from tie last.
~ departs At p. M, to the West.
Great MEil-erIiyes e g e M from TIE West.
WolSvle-artV daily (Sunday oIesPtod,) At NJ
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AApaItg same day 1smo tlme.
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The rates Of Postage foloWBt
On LseTs-Auy distance within the U. notSTeeedinr
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CrTY ORREOnRO ROR 1859

MORGAN NELSON, MsySr. Il
JAMES s. WHkATRI cloTk.
~ W. HARDIHS, Treasurer, /
}. I. 6EH0STOD, SOTBSant
StTFtants DGadtGs.-lSt WnId-IHaAS y. Pearl I'd ward
ABA ". CIemsns. ID WaTd-J6hn BoWers.. 4th ward
Henry p ChAPLDs. 9Th wHEd.Jam0a s. CanlPbol
JouH NanRE, Superintendent Water sWorkSt 81
JAcoR z. HIEG, WHAT Master. :. ~
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Eur Of Wines and EqpoTa r.
DANIRL MuaGAY, Market Master.
TEoNGs CAMP1ELL, Collector Of ASOOssmslt9.
WM. J. SToDDART, City surveyor.
JANss y. 1ELVIN, Flour inspector.
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Dr. GuysoIt's Improved TExtractof
yellow Dock and sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA..
TION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON. :
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THH LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUININE,
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:ReFEoR oR Spine and Muscle LinHneRes
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speedy and certain action in removing RheumStsi.
Neuralgia SpTans pains from BTuseS BuTnS de-, 20
extraordinary that speak n real merits YOU
realty elT, could scarce give erodenoe
+ PATTON AELARRgI dsi
. End Of SGsp. HridEe. and a.
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20 I'ss 'aVfa y hsiSt q t Sn1y Ie5et sots " VIZ

BdlEGm Of WIld Cherry" -
Mt. Eden KY, July 81, 1852
MeSarn. Harcourt, Howard & Co.-Gents-The CDR
WlsArS Balsam Of Wild Cherrythat bought e!yCu has
been signal benefit in my family, that wish
its virtues known for the benefit OF the public.
Ny WiEs cold the tins Of her confinement, which
eetted lungs The Physicians pronounced hef din
consumption She had Profa9e night swe4ts aud had
and her child partook OF hot complaint She then
meDced taking "WiStdFS BdSdm Of Wild CheFT1,n and
three bottles erected enTs with her and the eha
have no doubt that they would have now been in their
graves II they had not used WistSr,s BsIsam Wild
Cherry, SETH r. SRARCY.
Seth r. Searcy, yvhose certificate isabove,
much VerGeiy any in this country. and OF good
judgement and we place entire reliance his statement
HARCoURT, HOWARD 6 co.
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Theso Reprints have been in sueoeaafl OperatonI
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Stantly the ncIe Notwithstanding the competition
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interruption.
shades above indicated, yet but ANAL portion OF their
contents Is devoted political subjects il their littra.
neter which vea them their chief value and in that
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BulWer and other literary written for that
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ain and In the United States, Such works 1.-THE Car.
iona" and "My New Novel;" Sboth by Rulwer,) "My Pc.
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Reprint OF tho Magazine always rely having the
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RtahlIshoA In 1871. 4 y. SWRARlNGKN. surveyor and
ColIsctaT. Of Guhtonas oAeo 10. -, unida street.
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WARWICK P. MILLER,
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As{to the progress of our pupils In sound learning
viii Walt attend our &c
H will point them TO the menbeTa OF our higher cRHSel
aud hay-Hlc nostra 1neMinea-here pledges
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RRAD THE oERrlFlcArE

TaIlaPoosa Co., Ala, Jan. 2, 1852,
Dr. Guysott-Dear Sr.- send this certify you that
ur Extract OF Yellow Dock and SaIsapaTila has per
rmed one OF the most wonderful cures that has
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year,, and in that time has conveyed ever eighteen
thousand passengers, without single accident TO
man, woman. or child; and my confidence in the
regulations and precautions for the security OF pas
sengers has been in no way impaired BY anything
your correspondent has written.
In conclusion, "J j. r. would like to know what
the feelings Of Capt. Porter will be, when ne meets
at Gods tribunal some Of the unfortunatcs who died
after leaving tho ship, and who may now be in hell
Tor want of hearing that sermon" In the first place,
/ shall congratulate myself that had no hand in
putting them there, through any want of precauton
on my part and in the second place, have moro
abiding confidence in God and his attributes, than
TO suppose he would send soul to hell for having
missed a single sermon--and that, perhaps, poor
one. My idea of God is that of mereiful Being,
who looks with leniency and compassion on all the
fial mortals Of his creation; and my confidence in
his mercy is great that even think that your
correspondent 81. r. will be forgiven, if he only
learns to speak the truth In the raging tempest,
with the sea threatening to ongulf me every minute,
have never felt afraid, though expecting, at every
serge, to appear in his presence. cannot say that
have seen those of holier calling than myself APP
pear free from fear, under like circumstances.
lam, Mr.. Editor, &c. ID. ID. PORTER