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GENERAL. JACKSON -
AND MARTIN TTTTHER.

TIME PToprietOrs oil SaTain's Magazine having puhs
i ed the large and handsome steel plate carefully ehsl
we'd in line and mczzont, from the celebrated deAn bi
GeOTsS CattcTIIole representing
THE FIRST PERFORMERS, u -sF
PTeSenttns their Famous Protest The Dfetot S7'rt
in 1899,
now offers IT, in connection with their Magazine tei
unprcccdcntly low. l.
This magnificent composition contains nearly one al
dred figures sld includes authentic portraits Of the nos
prominent men connected with that event The woiNEA
elusive of margin) measures q inches by 10 and
has been retaied at price less than 3 per
Each impression is omp1ed Ivy instructive ptIO!.
key preference, describing the scene the
history which led to the event, AMI the principles
dcd for. .-ieN "a,
In connection with Sartain,s Magazine, both works
be furnished on the following hbera terms Which sIs'
riably in ADVANCE 40
Ono copy OTthe Magazine, and one oTthe Print, =
Five copies Ofthe Magazine, nhd five of the Pnnls,
together with one copy OF both works 10 The see +.
up of the Club, !. l.
The price Sar.ans Magazine being OTitsel per
num- both works jointly may now, by the above olI "
had Tor what heretofore the price OF each
Preparations making TO publish nthe blagaNnes
ries OF illustrated articles on American HEROES Set
icing with Pictorial Life OF General Jackson. mi
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor lV-t b oadIrGy aud Franklin street, Netr York.
this Establishment can be seen vcIy correct Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, OngIe, III Inotion
Uy representation vi the kind in the country Tie largest
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The United States. double CALI which is universally adj
the neck down TO the middle They iu grown, and
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Hotels city New York. The bar ROOm which
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the charge Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality it's
wines &c, &c. Connected with the above is REFEC-
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evening. Private for Courts martial Referees
The public respectfully invited 10 grant him share
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
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Oh having them genuine at this Establishment.
N. B-PTivate families Supplied with Dinners or SupPPrs
in superior STYLE for Parties OF number at their
tive hOns and glass silver sent out TO any part
1.-THE City TRHE OF CHARGE.
Entrance 10 The REFRACTORY in FTGnklinsi.
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WA,SHINGTON.

. From, fStuaFt'B moSt celebrated ~ 1llln,tsa4oN
FTIHiS large and magnificent Portrait o. MnsdeTedby
from ne burn OF an American Artist is speci
Al who have seen Il to DO ono OF tho most
Ieens o:art ever published, and correct
iiebss. which VIM make picture
AMI should be in the hands OF every Sots Original
Painting now at tho State House, ssEsr.
It lie finely engraved and printed on h's
That It may DO within tho reach o. an stS q
reduced the price to ONE DOLLAR MON reteiI
Anpersons remitting the arnonnt ~ M psTt
ststes caTefay but up on rollers made ieI te 70
free OF postage. III i. ~. nShlishsT,
Address ali orders, postpaid e shs Z TAYLoR
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MISIC .IIji=.l=


r,NHS regular time for tho commencement ofthe Fall
iEtSsT eEt Each Session continues fre calendar oHE
The teachers present connected with the Seminary
Rev. b. W. ToLFoRD. h. D., Principal
Miss S. v. BLISS.
Miss MIRA 4; TOWNSEND. 0'''''a'Hs ..
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, Asstitant Primary Depart.
Aasni- 80, ,,,,, =. -.
Mr.. L. F. De MAssIAs, French and Dra,UinE.
Prof. Il. Il. STONE, Vocal Music.
IN account ProvidenaI detention at hons, but val
probably be with US in the Spring.
Cminary near Philadelphia She not only gives struc
i'll the higher branches taught In sennAres, but ia
~ experienced Teacher Music and French, Pupils
Music, can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
rom Prof Winkle or Miss Bliss
lilo Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers, and arrangements made for Lectures
orc tho classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct the attention orparon:s, TO th
pupil will at once know the amount of Tuition Where
tile majority OF studies OF pupil, in any particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent Iedding Fire and
Lights, and Ancient Languages if desired per session
Washing for Bosrders per doz, 90
| iIAy Tuition-Prinary, Junior GIadcpcr
session, 600
o. Seminary proper, Junior Class,
| per session. 1900
| "a NEEDLE class, 400
Senior class, 1000
| g Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
No crtTG charges ereepiJ for the JolLoCidg branches:
>nsc rer session MONTHS with use of instrument
\ Tor lessons, . 'aa'.-. 1900
| Uie orinstrument for daily practice, 900
NOdH:n Languages, Painting drawing, 1900
| E:rI''roLcry, Fancy Necdlcwork, plain Sew
lrg. 500
Vucal Alsic Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
WIcr Music Teacher gives lessons of the Semina.
consequence OF the extra trouble the Is
cL as N the Seminary, viz: S1s per session.
Pupils charsedfrom the time of the
OF session, and nc deduction made except for sickness.
With reference TO the management OF the school, we
liz only tos1y that we have here Government aud Lac,
administered kindly inlced, but still government and
law which all concerned must respect and obey Our
arrangements also such, that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This systemgves
ira and trouble TO Teachers but il only
sp'-u. We have found Teachers who have well sustain
ell views.
"A 10 the progress OF our pupils III sound learning
those stcd will visit u.s. attend &c
will point them the members OF higher classes
aud say-Hc Ettnt HoSirG oHneHa-heTc pledges
| Wheeling, Aug. 81. -s--ssz.l-
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CmAMBEIsLIN's COMMERCIAL.
COLLEGE.

LOCATED CORNER OF MARKET AND THIRD STREETS pIrTA
BURGH.
O. +. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science oil Accounts.
p. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmnnship.
NIIE principal object this institution, is young
/ neil an opportunity obtaining thorough and IL
knowledge Double Entry Book Keeping and its
plcaum TO business operations generally. Applicants
time attend both day and evening.
The of instruction is such, will enable the student
take Cha OI and conduct scientific principles,
Double Entry Books completion Of the
PEHA AKsHIF-TO write Zee and egibe hand is desTa
accomplishment in the education young gentlemen
every profession, and particularly 10 those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves for mercantile
Ies9 uursuits This department is conducted p.
r. Spencer, Ohio, author Of the SgenCcriHn system
Penmanship gentleman well known throughout the
try as an accomplished penmaH, az one of the
most successful teachers OTthe age.
Communications addressed TO o. X. CuAMBERLlN,
will receive prompt attention aug21
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE!

CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sandeson, Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF ''AaiUr
General Sanderso officer in the of 1872 cured vi
Consumption by the OF ''WstaT's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" - ,,,
Dear Sr:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cucdO OF Consumption by the uI
cdr Wstar's alsam OF Wild Cherry" will state tile
SYMPTOMS my that others similarly afflicted may be
induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
iushcs and frequent cold cs, with pain in
my side accompanied by very bad cough;
very nights and had great night awens crSpi
ring should say, least two gallons night wetting tic
bed enpcicly through had not been able TO work for
scars but was much emacated, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wstar's Bayam Of Wild Cherry.
have used nOIl 10 bottles End am now free rOmn those
complaints my health Is good
am 90 years DID, and have not taken any Of the
ulsa 1876 my health is good not To
require any medicines. but If should have any return al
my symptoms, should usc wsiars liHisam Of Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF MeSsrs. Fall & Nc
Crac ken, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio. =. -
ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wistar's Bnlsam Of Wild Cherry has
smile Of the signature OF emy WStar NJ D., philade
pha and "SaMIOrd * Park finely executed StecGcm
rraVed wrapper. No UIhcs cHn be. genuine.
ur5-PTicc 81 per bOttlc-SiX bottles Tor So
Sold qy J. ID; Park, Cincinnati, 0.
on Walnut stCct-tO whom all orders must be addressed
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ItPROSPECTUS
AMERICAN WING REVIEW

AMERICAN WING REVIEW
the orignsi Prospectus of the American St
sued at Washington by Mr. Cotton, its former
tor and EDITOR, number OF the leading WING Mi
the Twenty. seventh Congress C1St6-6) subsenOea -
names to the following resolution ...,or,n,
Earnestly approving the plan OF such
long needed and or manifest Importance, the
agree to contributed for its pages, from time 70 de.
communications may be necessary TO set 10TH io1
end the doctrines OF tbs United Wing Party oil ths ia
Signed by George P. Marsh, Daniel D. BaInain, r l.
Pherson Berrien, y. r. Ingerso e. JOY M9EIls, ;gi
Ciingman, Daniel Webster, X. G. Winthrop ItSsr
Ter King Hamilton Fish, j. p Kennedy, WIN. s. AIse''
Rufus Choatc, Alexander H. Stephens" .,,ou Will
An engraved portrait OF some distinguished iii usu
be found in number OF the Review when
ally be portraits OF living American n ,uthen
ever that is possible, will be accompanied VIVA
tic Memoir OF tho person represented. poliiital
The first objects OF tho Review arc o. thI
it is desinedt set forth and defend the pfy Of h
measures, and the OF the United Iis tn;t PAT,
Union 1t has been matter or just
that though 1t embraces its due ~
gcnee and learning OF the country, II no
Monthly Organ devoted to tho e IN az 1oe
its opinions md measures The ~ ~ i
can review have done whit III them nes 70
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ERITPTIVE DISEASES.

TT has now settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians ofour city that in the of Sci oua,
letter and many other diseases, BRENTLINOER's fLuD
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA DANDELIOH, is decidedly
above speaks for itself whenever
used and although have taken the pains Of
ing published throughthe papers, or appointing agents
for the of 1t, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs nom Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by who by some chance means have heard
OF its wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious discase:-- HIl
DEAR DocroR:
The two bottles ofmedeire got from yoI
yhenin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express.
is prescribed By nearly all the PhysicanS Of our
CITY not as qack medicine for have made them
with the component parts and to ali
such we have not the opportunity of making it known
TO- that It is entirely free from all minerals, and is not in
tile least Incompatible with of the preparations
dine, FowIer'S solution, other properties.
10 be had at Paxton & Lakes and r. Yahrng and sold
wholesale and retail by mr., ., ,r,,r,,,rp,,,r
Monroe street, opposite wilmington Han, Wheeling Va
July 81, '62. asz1 -7- E.r
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CHURCHES.
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aIYRB,s UNIVERsUn NO. Nv.

EDITED By cHAs. DANA.
TIHIs day published. Containing tho following elegant
steel engravingS: 'crhe Cathedral OF StrAshug.,-
i1eps Chapel, Cnear Kussnach in SwftzerandO The
Palace OF the Legion Honor in Par ''The Ruins of
Rtawah,' 6Indiat0 Lst-L
Subscribers in advance, receive splendid engraving az
premium. Published semi monthly, =..11- =.a
The publisher will supply specimen numbers
10 and PoStmasters, and viii make liberal arrange
meuts with them for circulation THE UNIVERSUM.-
He will also supply Clubs OF two at 5 half year;
persons S10; and OF larger number at the
rates {, HERMANN. MEYER,
augP4. PtlBlisher, 16i William st. N. y
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TTNE subscribers take pleasure IN
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this taken possession OF that well cStaOSHeu anu Ia
vorably known Hotel.
Third and Chestnut streets.
They have had house thoroughly repaired and all the
introduced, and furnished In style
OF elegance which will at once render II lot
comfort and convenience. ~
This decidedly the best house IN the city being
House, and many other public budtngE
Lines OF Onnbuses leave for every part OF every
few minutes their head quarters being within one square
OF this House.
The subscribers are determined spare pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home TO the
'faS'i'f' NORRIS & JACKSON. ProprietOrs
lanes E. Norris who ia well known to many ofhe bug;
ness visiting tho city lately in the HaTdare house
or Japes Duncan e. Co.. and formerly proprietor OF
VEna HOTEL ST. Louis will have control OF the manage.
nent of tho House, assisted by polite and competent
IeSsora
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT ISL!

dS IL 1871!
icing ratiVes, incidents LIFE
uF rmE LOwLY.' Ey ~. L.. &. Smith, Es9.
The object OF 1he author is represent the condition
Slave III his ILdc but comfortable cabin his daily
Tatios and pastiincs the relations between master and
SLAVE the mistaken md mscOncciVed views OF the
HUTIherL PanhIOpsI, &c, %C., and 10 represent the
Passions and sentiments in their natural forms, the
ycd in the hunbeSt lot OF society, thus showing
that in the he STARE ieIst, commitment 6esotS
hGPPesS than sedOnj and at the game 10 represent
it class oil people, viz The Planter, to whom justice
has seldom been done, and whose Character exhibited in
every day IiIc is well calculated to win the nmabc ug
ment vi the world
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter1-' Virginia
2-The PIuntatiOn-UnClc Toms I1zimcsS.
." 3-SObTiety aud McITmIent.
" 1.-The Punishment
THE School Master.
f" G-Famly Of the Planter.
T-SchoOI Keeping.
S-The secret League OF Rebellion
i" J-Thc Surprise.
- 1y-lndepcmdenCc bay.
'' 1.-THE OVerSceT.
a. I2-Schuu Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
I;i-UnCIe Tom and Dimah.
lI-NIidnght Meeting ol School Master, Uncle Tom
and Inah.
4. I5-Cnssy.
lG-Sunday
IT-Thc OversccT's Communication to tho Planter.
az IS-The Suspicion.
IS-SchOol Master y URcasiness and Departure.
"a 2i-Unclc Toms Notions Ui Freedom
i" 2I-HiS Determination 10 go 10 the state of Fee
DOM
:" 92-The Escape.
Z" 9t'The Pursuit.
2I-RudaIO-The Boot black
"a 2j-FIaTd Times
"a 26-UncIe Toms Soliloquy.
a. 2T-The Alarm.
a. 2S-American Hotel.
3J-Cournge Quictude and Contcntment.
3t-NiagaTu Falls, Clifton House. CanaIr
32-Thc Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Uncle Toms Decision.
3I-Back to Old Virginia
35-COncIusion.
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DISTANCES.
The OH of Grape vine,

THIS oils the result oftwenty years. investigation by
French PhysiciGn,S and Is now extensively used In
France both for purpose ofkeepng the hair glossy and
roStnringIt In bald places. -
Ths OIL ispaTtcuaTly recommended, as II lilrendsr
the Hair glossy, and pliable besides making about
two shades darker.
For ISLE by J.B.VoWELL, % Unionat.
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MEM DOORS.
The Campaign of Gen. sco.3
issAN.AN'EENsEsR tNI'RR EsTINGS"s.s..

- VoL. 12Mo., 1926 OhI
MOORE q ANDERSON, have iustreaa, in,
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL sco,s Us"
in the yay OF Mexieo, by Lieut.. Raphael Se@net \
Adctalled account OF General Scottis bTili'ht5eSl
60 Lieut.. S. is man OF sterling sense lanpaE
I'd IMPARTIAL account ofall he saw.SKsndeu is5 Iii
Spirited and extended sketch of the las, ,r., y
ragi Tho author is attached to the Nav LTs Cam
Written In clear and vigorous style ami !;
alter having commenced lis perusal to lay ii aS4a
folk Daily NeLrs. sAH~-Nsr.
ono OF Inc most gallant officers in the Nav,,-
whole volume, work orintelleet, Is woFtbyS~ The
place :nthe department TO which it beonss-S.SEs L
SIT is no small praise to the author 10 say,
never rcada history evidently SO fairly writer
ga volume full CONSTRUCTION and interest. u.
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, cchiDy ne Witt,
live OF brilliant campaign with personal MS a,
the distinguished actors init'TNGtional Era Of
rrossions ofMexcan scenery and character or td in
OF Gen. Scotts Campeisn--Sonth eSeht'
Has gwen to tho public veryattractive work-,.,
CS. CT Standard. 3it- ..s S"'Ti'
We find in this hook, The most lie.like de.,-.
men and thngsOf Scenery and Society-of maTsfEaoh
battles and Victories that we have ever reala,aala
Rerielr. : f%''At'
We follow with interest renewed, as we a,,y,,,.
footsteps Of that Consumate soldier, whose EaIstA.
triunphs nom Vera Cruz TO the City OF Mexico hi
res Of maneuvers absolutely unsurpassed in ths Sc
military Strategy.-Cin- Gag. ""laH o.
His original descriptions arc drawn with great 6r.
He is lively and spirited narrator, His BATH. ..l
extremely vivid and produce deep os
imagination. He eriticises the military Rtts
cided partisan spirit, but with evident abilityErde
| Mtn>. 't ~ -t ''." - '-' 'o+If-'I1h
The very best bookiYhteh that has called t,,,,
| PHILADELPHIA PTes6yieTiGE ''e-
| threading some or the authors descriptions ar
and storIns hardly wonder the asrins,;aI
enthusiasm productive OF the almost iaer.liN h A
ProHtss SO Observation-Disclosures during the Mexican Va
| Princeton Re1fsl1. .. .sUi val
gU Tho book Is more than Ieaiable; its statseS
and sketches, give the reader clear account ~ M
Campaign as can ba found any where, superior the
if not in value, TO Major Ripeys History-N psI
geltsI. los. 49,. 4a....E.t :.
that eminent commander, Gen. Sc0tt-HTptT.sS No.
uDAGRRTs wanted, to circulate this work in an Ts
the United States, with whom liberal Arrangement ~
be made canVassng particular counties or IisiT
| orders must be accompanied with the cash. E--
u5kLTORs giving this advertisement two or rp6r. i;
scrtons shall have copy of the work mailed to their
Dress upon receiving their paper, containing the SS,,
| tisement. MOORE q ANDERSON, Publisher
aug ot.tE. %. west Fourthstreet. Cincinnati. o