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PETERSON'S
Lady's National Magazine.

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1IElIaEI,s OF COUNCIL.

Woodrow; Isaac Colts.
SECOND W,Rp.-John Bishop; Geo E. wiekham
THLgD WARDS. Brady;J. J. Yarnali; John NJ Math
eIvs; Daniel Lamb.
FOrRTH WARD.-Dr. James Tanner; < C. LETTERS: A &
Hollowel; ID. v. ThaTp; David Hammond
Firth WlKD.-George Forbes; John w Gill; Lorenzu
ID. Wait Jacob Hornbrook; Henry EchoIs
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being narratives, incidents in the
M THE LowLY-' by w. L. q. Smith, Esq
The object of abe author is represent the condition
the Slave III his iude but comfortable cabin his daily
avc the mistaken impulses nd misconceived views OF the
Northern PhanhropisI, &c, &C., and TO represent the
passions and sentiments their natural ions, the
displayed in the humbest lot OF society," thus showing
that in the OF least eoaGenent 6eSfoes
more happiness sn freedom and at the to represent
il class OF people, viz The Planter whom justice
has seldom been doic whose exhibited
every day fc is well calculated to win the anable judg
mcnt OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'OId Virginia,
a. 2-The PlautaIion-UncIe Toms I.aziness
3-SobIiety and Merrimcnt.
1.-The Punishment.
"a 6-Thc School Master.
:" G-Family Of the Planter.
Z" T-School Keeping.
.' S-Thc Secret League of Rebellion.
:" 9-The Surprise.
a. 1o-lndcpendence Day. E-.- ..
{" 1.-the Oversecr.
Z" 12-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
" 13-Jncle Tom ard Dinah
H-Miduight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dnah.
1S-SSnday
I" 1.-THE ovcrsec,'s Communication TO the Planter.
20 1S-The Suspicion.
.. 1S-School Maste. Uncasness and Departure.
Z" 20-Uncle TOMS Motions OF Freedom.
2l-fiis Determination 10 go to the State OF Free
DOM.
" 2e-The Escape.
23LThe Pursuit.
:. 2I-Bufo-The Boot. black.
.. 2-Hutd Times.
F" e6-Uncle Toms Soliloquy.
Z" 2s-The Alarm
=. 2eimeriean Hotel
f" 29-Thc Free Negro
3o-Courage. Quictudc and Contcntment.
3l-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
Z" 3o-Thc Interview between ilaster and Slave.
:. 3-Uncle Toms Decision.
3tBack to Old Virginia.
35-Concluson.
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THE GREAT BRITISH aUARTERLIEs.
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ELEGANT OCTAVE VOLUME!
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Price Only Two Dollars md Fifty Gents!
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% Very liberal inducements .sin Be made and
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LoDoE Rooa No. 1873 Market street, near the Post Office
NiReisirs LoDGE No. g. meets every Thursday evening
fRASkLis LODGE, No. -, meets every Monday evening
WhEELiyG LopoE, No 80, meeisevcry Saturday evening
ABRAMS RSo.NrAESr, No. /, meets LIST and Sd Tnesd,,
OF each month. ,.
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iouilu historical ShctCiics Oh
81. de.ieuIeUe,
Byuiie,innf,
PhiiiPpa Of Hlinnnit,
Inc Sister o. DHsnesclin,
JGiie, Co,.uess OF hiontyori,
Joa:i O. .A.c,
Joad Hacneite,
.kdrsG,'eioC -i,you,
The Queen o Naed,Te,
Mary SinG:f,
The Princes Of Condo,
Mary Dyre, he Quaker Martyr
o5NeIo England,
Ms. lane Lane,
Lciy .EenshGte,
Lady Banks,
Lady Morton,
The Heart o I Afontrose,
Lady GriseN Ediiiie,
IP.HHUiie1, the Countess o.
NtthsdGis,
Flora Macdonald,
.iiSs .Backay, I
Lady Harriet drklan6,
Helen Walker, -.s
Madame La RochjG9ueii1,
| This work is beautifully r
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. Dr. Guysotrs Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREpARA
TloN FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED 10 BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNlNE,
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Etabhshed in 1881. f. b. SwEARlNGEN Surveyor nm,
collector OF Customs, ONCE No. 10, Union street
to this by way of New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore '
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8 9 9 "a 4.4L49.FH9 Z

Seth R. Searcy, whose certificate is above Is man OF as
nuch ycracity as any in this country and man OF good
Judgement aud we place entire reliance his statement
'ITfTI'f17 % HARCOURT, HOWARD & co. o.
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Monday night of every month. 80 ''
WHEELING LODGE No. 12S, meets on the third Mo,s.,.
night OF every month ~ -o'''a'
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| Gertrude Van Deg IEart,
Ne. 5 1eHee' !S,niMs Is
cape, -5-" ,l-TIa-
| IrGemoiseiie dmSos, -u-
cotaes-ie i, o. Russia, -r
A..'ia r .e.ese, .... 81
Madame D.lie o,a'f,
hH.'ie A.hoiaeiie, res
! TIE Princess de Lambalie,
AaGGbie Rsi1a.eLi,
Charlotte CorGay,
hia,lame Eoidui,
fiad4B,e Deshiouli1iS,
The.Ieso CGGd,us,
Aimee LoGoiiis..a,
/ Countess dc La TaIetfe,
Mrs. aioti aud 2irs. BTers-
ton, lL Us Nr
Mrs. Rich6:d Shu5rick,
Elisabeth Nane, 81.
Iae Q,ksH OF Georgia,
Mss. C.iGries E!iiou,
Ms. Presley,
Lydia DG,5Geh,
kH,s. Head md The noted Mrs.
Helm, dc, DC.
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MEDICINAL
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry!
,p,,o hoo, b,e,,e5x over known 10 nInu

The best Kennedy over ESuoWh 10 u1"sA
For Coughs, Colds Asthma, Group. Bronchttis lnaMs.e'
TONS Pain or Weakness of The Breast or SIDE f"sf
Stages Of Consumption, &c. DC, dc.
Short this Balsam peculiarly sdapted TO every dise
of and Liver, which is produced by our every
varying climate. ,,r,.nt
Wild Cherry has long known to possess Important
in land and Physicians often prescribe II III u1e n
variety of complaints Tar, also mas pSs
equally orits virtues and some physicians Wno
familiar TO the whole country have gone 50 hf
alone In other hands, again, 1t was nearly
doubt to their ignorance in preparing and
tia difficulty entirely obviated by patient experience
and long experiment. 80. ,,,
nc extraordinary medicinal powers of these two SUP;
stances now, the first time, combined and
In DIR. wISTAR'S BALSAM OF Wild GHEttf y ~ y
chemical process, every thing deetcr1ris or useless
rejected what remains is the most anu
truly remedy for all kinds OF pulmonary ana i've.
diseases known TO To convince all unbccNes
that theory really true refer TO lew cases
cures performed by this wonderful! madeleine =. 81.
80 499 994 a. 9 2 9 q Q
1eo ires sarea BY The of only three bottles Of 'tSa'S
Baisam Of Wild Cherry"
Mt Eden, KY, July 81, 1852
Messrs Harco,rt Howard q Co-Gcnts:-The cdr
Wistar,s Basam Wild Cherry" that bought Of you mas
been OF such signal my family, that wish to make
its virtues known for the benefit OF the public.
wife took cold at the time of her confinement WhS
ease consumption She had prouse night sweas ana na
coughs; she given for desraed oil hcr
and child partoOk of her compliant She thei con-
mcnccd taking E1lsa of Wild Cherry anu
three bottles effected all entire cure win hef anu e
both ,, ,.., T.; ,h.ir
graves IL they had not used Wistar,s Balsam OF NJ
Ch=rry. DEL IL ~ "i1-Ai'Si i
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Merchants md nechanics' BnnL.
INCORPORATED 1885. C,rITAL $4,000
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN W GILL, President; SopixsxI BRA Any, Cashier
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of Virginia..
INCORPORATED 1919. CAPITAL $4,000
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JOHN C. CAMPBELL, President; DAs'L LAKE, Cashier
Discount day-Thnrsiay.
Manufacturers md Farmers Bank
of wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
INCORPORATED March, 1851. C.rrrAL Sroox $500 ooo
rHos SWEENEY Pres's- IOHs LIST, csAhier,
Wheeling Savings Institution.
No. 1872, Main st.
INCORPORATED 1851. CArrraL $1,000
81 NELSON. Presidents WILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer.
Discount day-Thursday.
snvinEs' Hank of Wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth Streets Centre Wbce,ir,
IseosroRATrD 1851. ClrIrAL $1,000
THos. H. LIST, President; WV, RASxIs Treasurer
Discount day, Friday
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STEUBENvILLE WHITE LEAD.
NJ ARE prepared TO furnish, in any quantity, steuben
w vile White Lead, warranted equal If not superior
OF Pittsburgh or Cincinnati brands
at tazi lf i-l KELLS d CALDWELL,
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COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
wuEELINS. Gas COmpANY.
CHURCHES.

Pgesiient-Jons W. GLE Secretary-Jas s. whente
TTectarer-Josiah F. UPdegraT Enguer Inspector.
saml. H. Goldthorp.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WHITENING POST OFFICE.
No. .i2, MONROE STREET.
JACOB S. SHRIYER. p NJ

JACOB S. SHRlVER, p NJ. .-.I54
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILs-esEw kRRANGEnEST.)
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departs at Up. M, to the West.
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e departs at a. ~, to the East.
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departs at 8 a.
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departs same day. same time.
ParkersbuTg-arIves Monday, "Wednesday and Friday .
departs at 10 Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
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Departs at 6, A.. N.
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Departs Monday Wednesday, and Friday at 2, a. m
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To Glass Manufacturers.
VAI have constantly hand large stock of Japaned
w Jar Covers OF al sizes Union St, No. 10.
Aug. 81, fwd. ,iftA GAYWOOD CoNKIINNC co. s
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Rutes ofToiI of Wheeling and Belmont sus.
pension bridge.

| pension ktrIuses
For passengers both bridges, reg
| 10 Island and back, cts. cts
| q man and horse, 10 10
81 horse carriage or wagon, 10 p
| "a horse dray. 20
| &" horse cart, %
.2 horse Carriage or wagon, 20 30
| '2 horse dTay, 30
"2 horse cart, Is 10
az horse wagon, p
81 horse wagon, 10 co
80 horse wagon, 60 50
as 6 horse wagon, 10 100
| 81 horse mail OF passenger coaches, 100 125
For walking 10 Island and back month 30 cts; per
| year, $500.
For cattle per head. Gets.
" hoTses per head,
'' hogs per head,
90 sheep per head, $780,
| FOR RESIDENTS ON THE ISLAND.
With the privilege OF passing either bridge singly.
For single foot passenger, per month, 30 etsi per
Families, Exclusive of aervants) not exceeding
| six persons, 900
| " Families, do do
10persoHs, 80
:. both bridges single foot passenger per year. so
=. family, 1906
10 Funeral professions exempt from toll
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-02
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
California.


letter to the Boston Journal says that hun
dreds of mechanics are fockng into California,
who generally arrive there without dime, after
paying expenses of passage, sc. He says: " l
have had at least hundred men to offer to Vorh
for me for their board, and you can hire as many
as you want for from thirty to fifty dollars per
month, and on that sum no man can live out
here, when provisions are as high as they now
are" earning seventy-fve cents day
in the Eastern cities he says, is better off than
one receiving three or four dollars in California.
" Sincelast July | have slept on the ground,
with merely blanket over me, and, when 1t
was raining in torrents, piece of board to keep
me from the wet, and old tent to keep the
thckest off my head. / have lived like mig
ger, and worked like slave, and you know
how much of the stuff called gold have been
able to send home. If it had not been for my
pride should have been home long ago. No
one knows what | have suffered = sometimes
even for food, and with nothing but the blue
canopy of heaven to cover me at night. You
will see in the papers accounts of rich discoveries
made out here. Some of them are true but by
testing nine out of ten would not pay man
dollar day. At the present time, there are
some seventy miners around my bridge, and they
do not average one dollar per day; and it is SO
all over the mines"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-02
MORE HOME EVIDENCE.

TJ,HE TESTIMONY OF ONE OF OUR LAWYERS
i Mr. JAS. l.. HAMILT0N-DEAR SIR: Although the
number and responsibility Of the testimonials of which
you already In possession to the efficacy Of your
Medicine, "THE GREAT VA. REMEDY !" In the diseases
which II is designed to cure, sufficient in my opinion,
to establish its reputation and for It such patronage
will adequately reward you for the discovery of ines
Unable Medicine-yet the great benefit which have
derived from its use, and the sauary effects which have
witnessed from its employment in the of several
contribute for such you may think proper make
My own case was Dyspepsia Of long duration and very
aggravated in its character manifested by almost total
destruction Of the digestive functions, great debility,
vousness emacntion, and impaired appetite with pain,
and burning sensation In the left side of the chest pap
taon OF the heart vertigo and congestion in the head
and many other symptoms indicative of tho worst type of
the disease by the Of three four bottles your pre-
paraon, been entirely relieved The of my friends
In which your Medicine TAKEN Dyspepsia, Chro
mic Headache and Sore Throat In all of which II proved
efcacous, after the trial Of vast number OF other
dies without benefit Your medicine Is pleasant to the
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rsngement Of the stomach restores the wasted enfeebed
energies Of the digestive organs and imparts strength and
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Very respectfully, yours, &c,
J. HOWARD GRIFFITH,
Marshall Buildings,
Baltimore, Aug oath, 1860.
For SALE In large small quantities. by the Proprietor
or by those buying II 10 sell again.
Office of the Proprietor, 900 N. GAY ST.
mar "a Baltimore, Md
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-02
NOTICE.

THE general estimation long enjoyed by the Perfumes
issuing from the premises of LUBIN, having led to
variety Of worthless limitations and counterets, nowth
standing the signature affixed TO each label accompanying
the genuine article, NJ FELIX PROT, proprietor of the
establishment LUBIN, has the honor Of informing his
friends and the public that he has substituted for his
former labels Of wholly different description, and
that he has caused to be manufactured for his envelopes
description Of paper presenting in form of watermark
the seal of his house.
In order therefore, to avoid deception he respectfully
begs them to pay special attention to the label appended
to such articles bear the Of his house. and to
trust the execution of their orders only dealers Of
responsibility, address them directly to his premises,
No. So Rue Ste-Annc, Paris.
OPENING to-day, In Observation-Disclosures, Geranium,
Musk Winter Blossom, New-mown Hay Jockey Club,
Mousene Amber &C., &C., &C., with many other choice
articles of the above house. PARKER'S
Fancy, Perfumery and Comb Store,
s. under the National Hotel.