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CIIAMHEIsLEN,s COMMERCIAL.
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LOCATED cuRNEE MARKET THIRD STREETS, PITTS
a. ?
o. +. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF tho
Science OF Accounts. ... ~
p X. SPENCER, Professor OF Pcnmanship.
I'HE principal object this Institution aoi young
i opportunity OF obtaining thorough and II.
knowledge noubc Entry Book Keeping and its ap
pcatIun business operations generally Applicants
College any attend both day evening"
The OF instruction is SUCH will enable the student
conduct scientific principles,
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF
PESMAssmrTo wiite fee and legblc hand is desira
BILE accomplishment the education young gentlemen
every profession, and particularly those
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves Tor mercantile and bust
ness pursuits. This department lie conducted p.
h. Spencer, ofOhio author OF the SpcnceTan system OF
Penmanship, gentleman well known throughout couI
try, accomplished pcDmnn, and also the
most successful teachers OF tho age
Communications addressed TO o. X. CHAMBERLAIN.
will receive prompt attention. aur2i
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WASHINGTON.

From Sruurt,s m o,f celebrated ,Ia i,.a,nsets,
from the burin oran American ATtsf, Is if, so
ii, who have secnft to be one OF the moss
ircrs art published, and correct
rscroY The size OF the plate is eighteen oy
;,,5hes which WIN make handsome picture ~ ,,iren
oul should be in the hands OF every
Painting now at the State House, Hartford
It is finely engraved, andprnted on supe,v
That It may be within the reach OF an, INC r. =,
reduced the price 10 0sE DOLLAR rpon Ifrr,
All persons RENTING the amount may Iea! NJ ~
ing perfect copy by return Of mail 70 an ~ he
ADDRESS al orders postpaid, to the um9issYIoR s
Boos seiIe T and Publishe"
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

PowELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA
eeiye and visers This delightful, i Wa
tens place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock, be-
Building Zone bundled iect in leng) commenced last
has been completed and is ready Tor the reception OF
lbOARDERS; and number of Cottages, ,or the OF
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALyBENTTE LIMESTONE and SLATE. having
the work OF NatuI els own lab aory They send forth
sufficient OF puc water TO supply many thousands
sin the ground gradually rising the south and until
it reaches the western base OF the Mansanuen, from
enchanting landscape views country. To the
SOUTH south east, and there number mounds,
100 feet above the level bottom in front and to the
north vest OF the SPRINGS Many of these elevations
Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery jut
which, bold outline pleasing Variety is
Is unsurpassed by amy mountain scenery Virginia In
The and Fort Mountains ensaenr The PsSe
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be Be
In addition the Springs proper there number OF
IN M Re 10 vs OF afa The
Cold Spring short distance from this B. Immediately
To the south rom the Springs about three quarters Of
mile gushing nom the mountain side is the Sweet Chaly
SesSi group Of willows shade the Sulphur sPlinss
and which is believed TO possess peculiar medicinal quail
VisteIs coming the North East, can enter the
picturesque valley through the narrow passage formed
the proxnityo he mountains, about twelve miles the
north east FROM he Springs The rugged grandeur of this
natural defc, the rocks towering TO the clouds,
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration. =,
On arriving at the Springs the invalid has at with
drawn from the cares and pexties tolls and mouotony
of the busy world and recupeate his exhausted ener
GIGS by quafhis the pure waters that necessarily flow
him, and partaking rich vands that are daily
prepared for the nourlshInent OF his fraii body
We will state, for the benefit those may not be
OF the fact, that large farm attached to
the Springs where hav9 their pasured
or stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR win be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, &c
An attentive Ostlcr will be in attendance and servants
to the different departments OF the house; and everything
shall be done that contribute the comfort OF the
guests
Persons visiting the spIngs nom North can leave
Baltimore in the morning. and arrive here next morn
ING by the way Winchester and Woodstock Persons
the South will leave Staunton In the morning arrive
at Woodstock dinner, and the Springs to tea 7'l
For the amusement OF those who may wish to partic
pate such exercises, Ten Pin Alley has been erected
A Bath House. with everything requisite for bathing
has erected for the accommodation or visiters
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES.
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT ISL!

AS Isl! ...-... . .Isa..
Being narratives, and incidents sLtrr
THE LowLY.' Hy ". l.. q. Smith, Esq.
The object OF abe author is represent condition
the Slave IN his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily
cations and pastimcs the relations between and
alnyc the mistaken impulses and msconceivcd views the
PASSIONS and sentiments in their forms, the same
displayed in the humbest lot OF society, thus showing
happiness than domj and at the represent
is, class OF people, viz The Planter, to whom justice
has seldom been donc and whose character in
every day iie is well win the amabe judi
ident OF the world.
ay.y, TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-.Old Virginia
=. 2-Thc PlanlatiOn-Unclc Toms I.aziucsS.
3-Sobrety and Mcrrinicnt.
=. 1.-The Punishment.
6-1he School Master.
=. G-Family of the Planter.
'' T--SchOo Keeping.
80 S--The Secret League OF Rebellion
" 1.-The Surprise.
=. i0-lndepcndcnce Day.
az 1.-THE OveIscer.
io-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
!" i5uncle Tom and DiInh
iI-Niidnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
a. t@Cassy-
iG-Sunday.
I,-Thc ovcrscer's Conniniea ton to the Planter
" IS-The Suspicion.
IS-School Masters Uncasincss and Departure.
.. 20-Uncle Toms Motions OF Freedom.
2-iiis Determination TO so to the State OF Free
.-a# donl' =tH-. ....
.. 22-The ESCAPE. F..tr. L.E
az 23-The Pursuit .f.t.g ..t4
az 2i-BnfIalo-The Boot. black .a..
:. 25-Hard Times. .... ......
"a 26-UDce Toms Soliioquy.
:" 2T-Tle Alarm
=" 2s-American Hotel 1.
"a 2g-The Fec Negro #r...H ...-..-..
3eCourDgc, Quetude and Conentment
31-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Csnadr.
32-The Interview between Master and Slave
32-Unclc Toms Decision
3i--Back to Old Virginia. .s..- .- e..-g
35-Concusion. .rt asstr Ht.r-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WvrEf.E,L1Nf, FI,EmtALE SEMINARY.

w
igHE regular time for the commencement orthe Fall
Session OF this Institution, win be the first day of Sep
trader chsession continues fire calendar months.
The teachers at connected with the Seminary,
Rev. 3. ". ToLroRD, b. D., Principal.
Ne: HfsS5isS $SSbis
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, assistant Primdry Depart.
Prof JOHN w1NKLE, Music and German.
Mr.. LIZ De MAssIAs. Frsr .s.. and DRAGGING
Miss will take active duty tho coming session,
en- account Providontial detention at homo, but viii
Miss Bliss been several years conncc.sI with
eminary Philadelphia. She not only gives istruc.
the higher branches taught in Seminarics, is
80 experienced Teacher of Music and French Pupils
y receive ss as they may prefer either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
and made for courses of Lectures
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
would again direct the attention of parents to thi
rpup, will at once know the amount OF Tuition. Where
tic majority 9fthe studies ofa pupil are In any particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent Bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages if desired, per session
Washing for Boardcrs per doz, 90
LAY s-Tuton-Primary, Junior Gradeper
session, - lsGfE- GOO
:. S'.at ~" Senior Grade, 1900
." Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
Med Gs5 S elass. 100
90 Senior class, 1900
f Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
Nc erra charges. ereSp for The Jotiordg branches:
)lusie rer session Of five MONTHS with OF
Tor lessons ~ 80 . 1900
ise ofinstrument for daily practice, 200
Modem Languages Painting or drawing, 1000
| Fin 'foidcry, Fancy Nccdlcwork, or plain Sew
ing, q ~ y ~. ~ so ~ 800
sueai Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Whcr MusuTeucber gives lessons out OF the Scmina
consequence OF the extra trouble, the is carg
cal as N the Seminary, viz: Sis per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance close
OF session, and deduction made except sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school. we
a only tosay that have here Government aud Lair,
administered kindly inlecd, but still government and
are also such that our pupils under the
eote OF Female Gh. ana aay This systemgives
sgTi We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell our views. '-- ~ 20 Iss'l'i'Ha
As 10 the progress OF pupils in learning
those interested will visit us, attend examinations &c
will point them TO the members of higher
AID sayHic sunt notra monuenta-herc pledges
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GENERAL JACKSON
a nm ut APTTM TJITuE,

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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subsc take pleasure in informing their friends
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this day possession OF that well established and ia
voIsbly known Hotel - -
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Tie subscribers are determined to spare no pains in
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1852.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.
X. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
}. L. SASGsToS, Sergeant.
Sergednrs Dpgfies.-lst ward-Isaac NJ. Pearl Cd warI
Adm. w. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers 4th ward
Henry z. Chapinc. 9th ward-Jamcs $. Campbell
JOHN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works
JACOB Z. BIER, Wharf Master
JAcoB ANCK, Street Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. EWING, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents.
c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measuror, and Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors
DANIEL MrRRAY, Market Master.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Collector Of Assessments.
wM. J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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Look to your Coughs!

Two all aborng under Coughs, Colds, Hearsc
i ness, Palms in the breast, Shifting Blood, Nc, we
honestly recommend the OF Brcntlingei,s Gem
pound Syrup of Bonese pleasant, safe and speedy
are II can had at Messrs PAxroS & LAKES,
the Suspention Bridge, and at .Sip.
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REAL FIRE PROOF sAFEs.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
- hESSRS. BURKE IL HARNESS CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

,HE these Safes in St Louis before SO
fact being superior TO all Others would have been
unnecessary; hut in order TO accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patenee maker OF .'Hall's Patent Concrete Safes"
which burnt all other makes OF any in United
States (iider's patent included 1--WE took his challenge
result below by the Committee who SUPER
intended the burning ofthc Safes We only the
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tcsedis to be at Store,
invite the public call and examine it feel
having the specimen which passed through
- K. R.VIoLETT, d co,
Agents the Manufacturer 49, Levee md No.
sG Com. Street. F a4
The undersigned, committee appointed by E. Hall,
behalf OF Hall, Dodd d Co., OF Cincinnati, and Messs. l.
Pitsburg, to test the fire qualities
mide BY thci; respective prRcpas-report, that have
day subjected Safe OF zach manufacture similar
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OF five and half hours, and during that
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found that the iron casting both places entire
opening snd books papers entirely UNI
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pcceptibe difference in the appearance the interior was
that the varnish wood work Burke Barnes safe
was entirely unirured while that Hall, Dodi Co.'s
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mark that from result of this test no hcsaY
ton In recommending the safes OF both parties TO
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Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Dsinte1estednes
and Self-sacrifce of Ancient AMI
Modern Times.
BY HENRY c. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF .'THE CANP-PIRES, OF THE REyo
LUTON" "NIGHT IN A BLoCK-HoUsE," &c.
before the America examples for imita
The object OF this BOOK De Tocque vile, French tourist
and writer, OF considerable fame, has ruhfy said
in the U. States, ''Womcn Govern In country upon
The earth is the generally respected and deieen
days OF chivalry, with much enlightenment. A hero.
woman il almost object 81 worship. Men have been
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Lcdy Harriet iekand, Lysia DarTagh,
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry!
The best Remedy ever known TO Man

FL Coughs, Colds Aathms Group Bronehftts Influenza
ieas Pain or Weakness Of The Breast or Side FRS,
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Short this Basamis peculiarly adapted to every disease
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varying climate. !-
Wild Cherry has long been known to possessimportunt
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In other hands, again. 1t nearly vaueless, owing
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Wheeling Custom House.

Established in 1881 i. L. SWEARINGEN, Surveyor anil
Collector OF Customs, ohicc No. 10, Union street.
Inpoations this port made by way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.