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- AELE TUCK CGMES.-Just received a
~ lot of handsome Shell and Buffalo Tuck Combs new
patterns, for sale by
NH % r M ZJNfNfFPMAN
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III Il. ~ e. =. EAk4aAFHEses have removed
L. their office on 18th street, nextto Mayos Bridge
where they are prepared to fill all orders for FLOUR
MEAL, and GROUND PLASTER with promptness
GAS characteristics received several
" and beautiful patterns of Gas Chandeliers with
assortment of every style of Gas Fixtures.
STEBBINS. DARRACOTT & co.
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ntreots REy .WILLIAx ARMsrRoNo RECTOR Morning
Vice I0k evening al .r.
BT JoHRs EpiSeoPaaH Main street between First and
SeSond Gentle wheelngi Rev. Jas d: MecAnE PASTOR
: tuTe Friday evenings at u O'Clock. Seats TREK.
FRsr PREsBYTERIAN, Rev. n, Heed, Pastor Fourth
street between Monroe and QuDeyi Service Morning and
afternoon. 9 4
seeoHp PRrsBTTrRtGN, Rec. Cyrus Dtekssl, Pastor,
ebSer street. between Main and Markets Centre Wheel
inEi Service morning and evening +ifH.a ~
THIRD PnESp1IERtAS, Rsr. M. PaHu, Pastors First
Ward Hose Hall, Main street. above Washington, North
WbeeIinE; service morning and Afternoon. a
Foupru SxREET METHODIsT ErIscOPAL. Rec. S. B. Dar
s Pastor, Fourth Street. between Monroe and Quincy,
service morning and evening r,
SoaTn STINT METHoDIsr EriscOrAL,. Rec. VIM. VII.
ssa Pastor Market and North sts, North Wheel
M Service morning ard evening"
r,.v,,rr SIR MtTHoptsr RPiseoPAL,' Rer. & G. Mich.
sSo Pastor; Chapne street. between First and Second,
Centre whseingi Service morning and evening.
= fIIErAS MEraoUisr RPiBcoPtL. ReV Mfr. BroasSeek,
wheeling s.,
r J,rrs. cATurpRAE, Roman Catholic RI. Rec. BisGop
r. v Yhelsa. Finn Street corner Of Hampton service
G0unip5 and afternoon sf. ~
AsocIArE REyoaMrD Rer j. r AeCIATr. Pastor, corner
Market ana Jearsnn stteeaF service morning ana a'er'
Don. 4ig,
BAP4lsr. Re, .. Pastor. Clay street. between
FINLAND Sixth, ssTvics morning and evening.
Ftpsr IrpEFExpE,T coSeREoA TibNkL, UsuT iRIAN Rev
O. " RSbsigr, PASTOR Market Street, between Meo9IeF
Third Gentle wheeling, service morninE ana evening"
EVknaELIuGL FnoTEsFANT, Rsr.l ,. kTqtsaf, faAtoI.
Gay street; above Sixth, East Wheeling. 7azffs
ztox,l Ey1NaEtie6t LUTuERkE. Rrv. r. zljflser1eEH.
sstor corner Market and Monroe streets service ~
O'Clock A. NJ ~ 49,. ,
NEw JHResGLEN, s4tgedenboTgAn NO 20 Union stIeetI
JrviSu ST GnoauE, No. 6S, MonToestTeet.
~. itLRs, Pirst ToAs eomrany Hail. Market street
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MISC ELL AzN.EOUS.
AnRaRMrrNaRY

.s4 WHEEIlNG EAqrAA54Es 81 THNARK.
ME regular time for tho enhancement oftho Fall
!ElSsf aeT Each session continues ne eaitaaGr iaS
The teachers ut present connected with the Seminary
i Rev. Wv 5. ". ;ToLFoRD b. D.. rlinetpar.
Mas Mas s 5; ti,i eLi ts4S:r r,,, *. pF
Mlaa MIRA II: TOWNSEND. Af'i'tSHt'' 80
Miss FRA NCIS L. HARDING. si,l..sl#sg
MlsS.AARY o. TOLFO:sQ, AEsiStGHt Primary DePgrt.
''i%S 4ar roHS w,NKnK s,r,ts and German.
Prof b, b. STONE, Vocal Music.
IN account OF PToyilentlal detention al hon.. Lit I'll
probably be with US in the Spring.
Culinary Philadelphia. She not only gives :sruc-
rs in the higher branches taught in semnaries, but is
Music can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
rom Prof Wrinkle; or Miss Hiss. . !!
eaehes and arrangements made for courses orLectrcs
sore tho olHss, by experienced Lecturer and KV
We would again direct the attention ofarents 10 thi
ea ill., al ones Know the AMOUNT Of tuition. wSSro
lie majority OF the studies Of pupil In any particular
iosTd and Ta65. with room Bedding Frc and
Lights and Ancient Languages, II desired, per session
washing for Bosrders, per dor, co
| ILT Perturbation Primary, Junior GrudePor
Senior Grade, sa 1900
| Seminary proper, Junior Glass;
Me& eSE s esss MS
Ancient Languages, Fourth year. 100
No IItrd eharssH ercepf the Jolloria branches:
)c rcr session Offiv months with OF instrument
Tor lessons, ss loo -r.,.,-l #...... sc 81 1900
| 4 20 ofinstrun.eGt for daily practice, 200
Nnd:- Languages. Painting or drawing, 1000
tlG MoI.ry, Fancy NeedIework, or plain Sew.
IIe1I attstc Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Who" Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the emna
il COZ sequence OF the extra trouble, the charg
e.! ~ N tho Seminary, viz; S1sper session.
Pupils charged from TIE time entrance to tho close
session, and deduction made except sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, we
La only tosay that have here Government and Ld
| adj In iefI nj nj
Lw, which all concerted must respect and obey. Our
also SUCH that pupils under
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
cStra and trouble 10 TeRChers but Il HE only sal
sp'rn We have found Tcachers who hlye well sustain
As to the progress OF pupils in sound learning
toae Interested will visit attend our eXan natong,cc
will point them 10 the members OF our higher CLASSES
AID Hc SuHt HoStrd BoHIHeHz-heTe our pledges
| Wheeling Aug. 81. F'i'F'f $40
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
t'-'i ta ENTITLED - -
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

lI AS IT 1911 n ~ i-sta---t
Reng Iratlves and incidents the real LIVE
THTnE LowLT.' by w L. G. Smith, Esq. u .s..I E
The object OF le author is represent the condition
lie Slave III his iude but COfoTtabl cabin his daily
paOns and astmcs, the relations between master aud
TlRNe the mistaken msconceiYed vie yys Off
NUrtLeT. Piianthtopist &C. &C. ana 10 repiese6t tls
passions and sentiments their natural oris AZ the game
displayed in the humbest lot OF society," thus
hGPPiless GH JTdouj and at the represent
is class ofpeOe viz The Planter, IL whom justice
has seldom boon doe aud whose Character exhibited in
avery day life, is well win tho amabe ud
IIent oil the void. II :
Chapter I-'old Virginia $3.50
't 2-The P11ntatiOn-Unclc Toms L1zincSs.
3-Sobfiety aud MeTrinent.
'' 1.-The Pumsh.cht-
a. The School Master.
"a Family the Planter.
7-Sch0oI Keeping.
"a S-The secret League OF Rebellion
=" D-The Surprise. 81
=" ;9-lntlepeDdence Day.
'' little OVeTSeer. #.
az Ia-ScboOl Masters Lessons OF Freedom. y
i3-Uncle Tom and DiHah WV q f-a A..
"a 1i-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle TON
and Dllah.
:. 15-CaSSy.
l7-TBo ovo'seel's Communication to the Planter
f" 1S-The Suspicion.
a. IS-SchOOl Master UncasnesS and Departure.
I" 20.-Uncc Toms Notions OF Freedom.
I" 2i-Hs Determination TO go 10 the state OF FIce
donL'
a. 22-Thc Escape rf
o3-Tbe Pursuit.
a 2i-BuiTalo-Te Bootback
- 2J-naIl Times.
e 26-Uncie Toms Soliloquy. ...r
Z" 2T-The Alarm.
a." 2S-Amcrichn Hotel. l.,
Z" o0-Thc Fee Negro. 49, 1852 3
3J-COurage, Quielude and Coulentment
a 3t-Niagaia Fails, Clifton House, Canadr si
% 32-Tho Interview between Master and Slave
33-Unce Toms DeCtsioh -
3i-.Iiack to Old Virginia.
d 35-ConcIusion
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READ THE CERTIFICATE

TalapOosa Co., Ala, JAN Q, 1852.
your Extract OF yellow DOCK and SIrsaPaia has per
formed OF the most wonderful that ev.
have been afflicted forty years with rruptons
my legs and eet Risls they got 80 bad that had to 60 on
knee In about months alIcr other leg broke out i'll
Fe o Of oSve 10 and by
time my left had broke out in Large running
The misery that have suffered the rast two years
cannot GeseihS Joyous was In such agony that never
help of God lad made preparation for death, and had
pointed out TO my family the place where to bury my
In october my son brought of your bottle.
cures pc formed by your Extract OF YellOw Dock anu
sent and got two 9 be n Of IL and 1Sm
my all become aud could sleep all night,
six bottles, my had nearly all healed My got
well as il by enchantment have now used in all eight
and now consider myself well loss for terms
10 set forth worth OF this medicine, expressny
gratitude for what it has done for must call it tho
Savior OF man from misery while living upon earth.
believe i will cure any known disease in the world
Lay aside all preudices and Just try H. and proclaim its
great worth 10 suffering mankind and entreat them 10
MY case IS well cnown in large portion of South Caro-
above curo invite them to calf on me, and will show
one mile from stOe's Forty, BENEJAH HUGHES. :.
Scrolla Syphilis Me1curial complaints Cancer, Gapgro
Rhsu1lasm and vast variety 9f other dissg!ees
cured By the use OF this medicine So Oh
- Dadeville, Alabama, May 2f, 1852.
8essrs Seovie & Head-This is TO certify that about
the first of February last, afflicted with three
painful and about the face, some Of them
of Cancers, and was fearful they would terminate in
Cancers About three weeks since commenced taking
"Doctor Guysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa
rlla," and found immediate relief from its use have
not taken quite two bottles, and the sores on face
all healed up; and those neck nearly aud
truly believe they viii be entirely well in few days M
ChceTfully recommend Dr. Guysott1S Extract fel
low Dock and sarSapaa" to persons afflicted with amy
kind OF cupttons or eaneerous SORES Ny general health
is much improved by the Of the medicne.i +'Ett
Respectfully, RICHARE B. BURKE-
Quart Bottles 81 per bottle-six bottles for Z "at
JOAN d. Park.
Northeast corner OF Fourth Walnut streets, Cnen
NATL Ohio General Agent for the West, TO whom all
deTs must be addressed gig
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10 PROsPEeFUs
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AMERICAN WING REVIEW
TNthe oTiginsi Prospectus OF the American ksTs s
EAued Washington by Mr. Cotton, t[s foTms. 81
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BURNER'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

4 POwELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
ve ys This fd ps ssm 10 w
srng place IS situated eight miles east Of Woodstock, be-
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains The new
building Gone hun ed eet in length commenced
SON. has been completed aud Is ready for the reception
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE blue and BLACK
SCULPTURE, CHALTlEATTE LINEsToNE and SLATE all having
the work OF 6atuIes own IsbTatory They send forth
sufficient quantity OF pure water 10 supply many thousands
SIM ground gradually rising to the south and cast until
Te1fseS s w1 t ~. osse Of q, from
most enchanting landscape Niews the country the
Using up at distances OF iiom S5 to 100 Yards and from
% to feet above heev bottom front and 10 the
be approached from the east rear BY Eentle
ks Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery lis jut
ting spurs its deep avines and Its LOFTY peaks 1feses
panorama, which, for bold outline and pleasing variety is
deed he scenery presented to visg rom the submits m
the Masanuen and Fort Mountains, embracing Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be
In addition the Springs proper, there number of
Celebrated Mountain spring 100 yards distant; The
Cold Spring short distance nom this; 3 Immediately
To the south from the Springs, about thIeequartsrs OF
mile gushing from the mountain side e the Sweet Chaly
beautiful group o. willows that shade the Sulphur SPRING.
and which is believed 10 possess peculiar medicinal q
Visitors coming the North or East can enter the
The proxtnity0 he mountains about twelve miles to IL
North east lLOr lie Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural dele, the rocks towering the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
On arriving at the SPRING. The invalid has at with
the busy world and may recuperae his exhausted ene
ges by quating the waters that ineessanty flow
around him. and partakng OF the rich Vands that are daily
prepared for the nouIlahnaent OF hlsfrail body.
We will state, for the benefit OF those who may not be
aware OF the fact, that large farm attached 10
the Springs whee persons have their horses pastuTed
Or stabbed as they may prefer. -
Tho BAR will be furnished with the choicest LiouoIs
(iEars, Tobacco, DC. ~
Attentive osler will be in attendance and
10 the departments OF the house; and everything
hall DO done that can contribute 10 the OF the
Persons visiting the sPIings from North can
baltimore In the morning. and arrive here the next morn
ng by the way Of Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South WIN leave Stanton in the morning
at Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs TO tea
Porthe amusement Of those who may wish to particf
pGte in such exercises Ten Pin Aeyhls been erected
has been erected for the accommodation OF yisiters
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CONSUMPTION CURABLE!

CONSUMPTION CURABLE!
Robert 'Sundcrson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF ajOr
GcIera SandeTsom, officer in the OF 1919, cured
Consumption by the use OF "Wistar's Balsam or Wild
CherFy:!' ~ ~ .Iig.I ~ .4.17yC1 ~ li,5
Rush Creek township. Fairfield co: Pei. 25 1852,
hear Sirs-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the use
Dr. Wistar's BalSam of Wild Cherry, viii state tho
SYMPTOMS nay case that others similarly afflicted may be
induced to this invaluable remedy experienced
difficulty Ia breatlig had the hectic fever with violent
uses OF heat and frequent cold ehls WithseYeTe pni
my side and breast accompanied by very bad cough
very and had great night sweats Pers
ring should say, at least two gallons night, wettng the
beJCsmpIeiely through had not been able work
scars hut was much enReiated, aud almost helpless
wi,. comeoe using Wisiar's Balsam OF Wild Clperry
ihnvc used all 10 bottles and now free from all those
complaints, for my health is good. Ll4a I6it
90 years old, and have not taken any OF the
uIsam since 1916 because my health Is SO good mott
ediciHcs Hut Is should have any
my former symptoms, should use Wisiar's Baam OF Wild
Cherry IlTOCured the medicine of Messrs Fall & Nc.
CTucken your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
The genuine wistar's Basam Of Wild Cherry has FAT
Eim6 Of the signature OF Henry WistRr, NJ d. PhadeI
phia, "SaiOrd Il Park" finely executed eli
srAved wrapper. Soohes can be. grnuiie.
u5-PIice 81 per bOttle-SiX boItlrS for So.
Sold qy i's ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
NOrteGSt OF Fourth and Walnut streets-entruci
Walnut Atrc-to whom all orders must be addressed.
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

T T has become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
Phyaiohns ofour city, that in the diulu
letter and many other diseases BRHNrHtNGER's ELuD
EXTRACT SARsAPARlLLA AND DANDEEOE, is decidedly
above all preparations tspeaka itself
used; although have taken tho pains hnV
ngt published through the papers, appointing agents
sale oft, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs nom Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by persons, who by chance heard
ofits wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used iGor
very serious discase:- IA c-e
DEAR DOCTOR:
The two bottles OrmedIcine got from yoI
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send
some more by Express. ...-...l
= Yours Respectfully. -lsi
nowprescbed by nearly an the Physicians OF
city, medicine, for have made them
qusiEted with the component parai and all
such have not the opportunity making It known
that 1t is entirely free from all minerals andis in
the least Incompatible with any the pTepa Tations orl0
dine, FowIer's solution, or other properties.
To had at Paxton & Lakes and F. YahTllng, and so1
wholesale and retail by
Monroe street. opposite w abingdon Hall, Wheeling Va
July 21. '52. - Ef
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DISTANCES.
The OH of Grape Vine.

THIS ohis the result ortwenty years Investigate
II French Physician and IL now extensively used In
ee. both tho purpose OEkeePu the hair glossy, and
restoring Il n bald places .s,i 70 - f-.-
This OH &c particularly recommended Il wiIlrender
te Hair son glossy, and Pable, besides makngi about
two shades darker A-.t-tle- lea.
Prepared only by Dr. PoRtan PARIS, 2oets per- bottle
ForPNleby J.B.VOwELL, "a URionsL.