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EElraot rrom elor IeseIved lroula fhyseIan IN Na
GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. VEST ' OadEuy and fTGaklflfsneef Nstv York.
thts Establishment can be very Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, and hands III Inotio
onIy representation the kind in the country The largest
aid best collection OF ALcicr ard Modern Coins in u
The figure Soldier Continental Uniform; bluc and
BICeches Caters, DC, Also, Bids Various Plum,
age, curious FREAKS ei Nature Indian Implements Of
War SHELF Miic Gold Silver, Copper and other Ores,
Rich Oil Paintings, fine ElsIavinss, with many ether
and valuable CuriUsties Statue George Ill Such coll
lection cannot be found in any Establishment OF the kind III
United double CALI which universally ad.
to be great Iyoldcr The calves a1e ioii
the neck down tile middle They full grown
perfectly formed, and SyeTe bought from the Lyme
Live White Rat Penn. id,aitaiee RAT.
Is. Games FOR EXeCise and Amusement, BiaL d., Back.
Cannon and DonfnOes. Billiard Room with two splc.
did Tables, is also attached 10 the house.
REFRESHMENTS.-Dnnc and Supper parties be
accommodated very short notice. The LaTder will
supplied with all the delcaces the Game,
ter Beef Steaie, Mutton Chops, Veal Cute &e provided
al any hour.
At this EstablishMeIt may be celebrated bird,
MlNo that will repeat almost anything after astTanGer.
No Accommodation political meetings
Ihc Snbcc having become pIonfetnr al tLc sova
celebrated Estabs hmen and having made various
tO Is repaired to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels city New York The BaT Room, which con.
tains the Tarcst private in this country, being tic
collection years. will sustain the accorded
It charge Thomas Riley in quality its
TORY where meals will be served at all hours OF the day
and evening Private for COuItsnartia Referees,
The public respectfully invited 10 grant him share Of
their patronage s' -.. . - - -
% PeTSOns wishing WING spirits DEPEND
on having them genuine at this Establishment. -
N B-PnVate families Supplied with Dinners SuprcTs
In superior sylc, for Parties Of number. their cspeC
tive homes aud of glass or silver out amy
OF the City YREE CHARGE. -..ri 30
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ADooK FOR THE TIMES!
Untitled
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


eing Irativcs scenes and incidents in the real rg
MV THE LOwLI liy w L. q. Smith, EsqN
The object OF lc author is represent the condition OF
The Slave III his Iuuc but comfortable cabin his daily
cations aid pastines, the relations between and
slave the staken impulses nd nsconCeiVed views OF
northern PhlanthIOpst, &C., &C and 10 rep esent the
passions and continents in their natural rms,
display cd in the humbcst society," thus showing
that in The 0 e ELdre at leaS JesfoS
haPPiess LhdM redOIn and at the same represent
II is, class oipeUpc, viz The Planter 10 whom justice
has seldom been DONE aud whose ClIaCtcT exhibited in
every day ie is well calculated TO win the amiablc jug
lent OF tho void.
ar-ElFNi E TABLE OF CONTENTS. =.
Chapter I-'OM Virginia.
81 2-Thc Observation-Disclosures TOMS LazincSs
z" 3-SObrety aud McTTimcHt.
90 4-Thc Punishment.
e 5-The School Master.
- C-Ramily Of the Planter.
'' T-SchOO Keeping. ..t
" s-Thc Secret League of Rebellion.
+" 9-The SurpnLc.
~ 12-lndeFeGLence Day.
't LITTLE -Oyefseer.
'E Io-SchoOl Masters Lessons of Freedom
i3-Unelc Tom aud DiuSh
l4-Ilianisht Meeting OF School Mastor, Uncle Toni
~ and Dnah.
:. 15-Csssy
d" IT-The oversce,'s Communication to the Planter.
1S-The Suspicion.
IS-School Master UneasneSs and Departure.
a. 20-UnClc Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2I-IIis Determination to go TO the state OF Fee
don' L.. .tHr1u
23-Thc Pursuit.
24-BuIaIO-The Boot.bIack . -- g.
"a 2J-HaId Times. -.-s.
r." 2tUncle Toms Soliloquy.
." 27-The Alarm
a. 2+Amcrican Hotel.
az 2SThc F;ec Negro
3O-Courogc, Quietude and Conteutment.
3l-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
32-Thc Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Uncle Toms Decision.
q 3-Back TO Old Virginia.
35-COncIuson.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Mrnnnr.nn1. q r.nr a I.E arsnTINAI,Y

,WHIEELANGs FEMALE SEmANAIkY.
sEgSr time gT tho e. s s"
i:E6er Each Session continues ice calendar months
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Row i. @.roLRoRD, h. D., Principal. +
Miss S. " BLISS. rftarf4
Miss MARGARET ORR, I,,;,,,,,
Miss MI RIA Ii. TOWNSEND,
Miss FRANCIS l.. HARDING,
Miss MARY o. ToLFoHD, AsSistant Primary Depart.
tiEnt
d. mr.. L. T., Dc bASSIAS, Freneh and DrqriHE. .t
Prof b. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
account OF P,ovidenuaI detention at hon., ha: IA
F:9Saby 3; 90 with US in the Spring
culinary near Philadelphia. She not only gives i:tru;
10 experienced Teacher Music and FRENCH Pupils
Mulc can receive lessons they prefer, either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by tho regular
Teachers and arrangements made for courses Of Lectures
s'oro the Classes by some experienced LECTURER and Ex
we would again direct the attention orpaTon:s, to thI
pupil, viii al ores Know the amount Tuition. Where
tic majority the studies Of pupil are in any particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent Bedding Fire aLd
Lights and Ancient Languages II DESIRED per sess, on
ySsbinq for Bo3,rIsrs psr doL, .'a - 90
Hay g=4Tmton-Priuary' Junior Grudepcr m
Senior Grade, 1900
pos. a. .lu Seminary proper Junior Class,
Mea Si5 S elass, I!SS
Ancient 1tT Languages ni1s9 Fourth year, 100
Eo charges. ereePt for the JoHolDds GTdncheS:
>so rcr session Ofve MONTHS with use OF instrument
ne ofinStsunent for daily practice, 5'' 200
SIOdo-E Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
Frajro:Iory, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
Y,cS Ai,sie, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
WloTu Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Semna
~ consequence the extra trouble the is chaTG
cal ~ N the Seminary, viz: Sls per session.
Pups charged from the time OF entrance TO the close
o. session. and nc deduction made except sickness.
With reference TO the management OF the school,
have only say that have here Gorernent and Lae
mis- inIIyi ind md
law, which all concerned must reslect and obey. Ou
such, that pupils under the
night and day. This system gives
and trouble to Teachers but s the only
SyItcn We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
| ell our views
IA 10 the progress OF pupils In sound learning,
those Interested will visit attend examinations
win rOint them TO the members OF higher classes
ard say He slt mostrd nomenclature pledges
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CONSUMPTION Durable!

CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sanderson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fa field county Ohio, and brother OF "NajCr
Ccnc al SandeTsOn officer in tho Of 1872 cured u
Consumption by the OF ''Wistars Bslsam OF Wild
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb 80, 1879.
Dear Sr:As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by tho Ol
iDr Wistars Balsam OF Wild ChGrIy,'' will thu
symytoms my case that others similarly afflicted may be
Induced to Try this invaluable remedy. experienced great
iCulty brahingi had the hectic fever with violent
ushcs frequent cold chis, with pain in
my side all accompanied by avery bad coughi
very restless nights and had great night sweaS, pcr
ring say, least gnOns night, wettin the
be, empcely through had not been able TO work for
scars hut much enlAciated and almost helpless
wn.n commenced using Wstar's Baam OF Wild Cherry.
used la all l3 bottles EGd am now free from those
complaints for my health is good.
am now years old and have not taken any OF tho
alsa since 1916 because health is good not TO
require any medicines. But shQld have return Ol
NY symptoms should use wistars lialsam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF MosSTs. Fall & Nc,
Cracker, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio
The genuine WistOr's BalsSm OF Wild Cherry has fac
Simie Of the signature Henry wstsr, NJ u, PhilRde
nhia aud SIlOTdG Park finely executed
rraycd wrapper. No O;hcs can be. gcnul C..
n-J-Pricc 81 per bOttle-siX bottles for So
Sold uy J. d. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut stTecs-cntanru
ON Walnut srcct-to whom all orders must be addc
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OIIAmBERLlN's, cOnIaIERCIAL

COLLEGE. at'
LOCATED cORNEE NAEKEr THIRD STREETS, PITTs
.....a BuRGu, IA. ....-. o. .as.
70; +. CHAMBERLIN, Principal and Professor OF th,
Ecicnce OF Accounts. .-..f. ia
p. r. SPENCER, Professor of Pcnnianship.
Il men an opportunity Of obtaining thorough and Ii
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enter College at tune and attend both day evening"
The oftnStrUcu0nis such, will BILE the student
OF and conduct scientific principles any
Of Double RItTy Books completion OF tho same
PENMANsHIF-TO witc I: &C aud egiblG is desTa
ompshMent In the education young for
every profession, and particularly those who are
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves mercantile and bnsi
ness pursuits. This department ic Conducted by r
X. Spencer Ohio author OF the SnenccTian system OF
try, accomplished ren1idr, and also OF the
most successful teachers ofthe aBe.
Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN
win receive prompt attention. aug2I.
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Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
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nRuPTIVN DISEASES.

=
has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physcals ofour city, that in the Set ofua
letter. and many other diseases BREN1tINGER's FLuID
RxTR sARsEP AND DANpELoN, Is decidedly
above 1t speaks
used; and although have the pains
ingrubshed throughthe papers, or appointing agents
tho sale oft yet we almost weekly receiving
states, by Persops, who by some chance have heard
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used itir
very serious disease;-
DEAR DoCToRG
Tho two bottles ofmedieire 1 got nom YOU
whenn wheeling have nearly cured met please send me
some more by Express. III 9tl4E
- Yours Respectfully. ., ~ y7s
now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians ooir
city, qliaCk medicine, for have made them
with the CbpoDant and
such as we not the making il known
that it IS entirely nee from all minerals and not in
die, FoWIer's solution; or other properties.
be had at Paxton & Lakes, and r YahTllng, sold
- BRRNTLINGBR & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street. Opposite Washington Hal, Wheeling Va.
July q, .52. rs s.t ll.-.
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry
I ,r.e I,e.t ERe,,,c,Iy ever known 20 lInn

The beat Remedy ever known 10 HIM
CoiirS Colds Asnt1ua Group BrOnehitts, lnd,tsn.a,
e'eiNg c( Lhe tngs, Dtgeht breathing, heer 4ese'
liz 20, Pain eakllesso of he Breast or Side, Frst
IStageS of Consumption, &C., 4e.,$ DC
this Bnlsams peculiarly adapted TO disease
the Lungs and Liver, which Is produced b. ouI eYer
varying climate. ,,,
properties This Is familiar every Atroli
iII5u luuL Physicians often prescribe 1t in Ge@:t
nEA variety Of complaints Tar, also, has been
equal; noted t6 viTesi and physicians, whosc
RAMS familiar to tho whole country have gone
Ia dcla.c that even consumption could be cured ny l
L1r other hands, again. II nearly valueess, owing
doubt to their Ignorance in preparing and
difficulty entirely ohviatcd by patient experience
and long experiment..
Tnn Extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two srb
stances now, for the first time, combined and enlh cl
IN DIR. WISTARIS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
nice chemical process, everything dectcHus or ses l.
rejected, hatwhat remains Is the most extraordinary
ecacous remedy for all kinds of pulmonary ahd 81
InAt our theory Is really true we refer to
elrcs fsrlotmed by this wonderful medicine.
f9 % 9%4a4444sq44 aq4 9
sarea sg Snly three 1otnss Of "TVfsar.
Mt. Eden, Ky, July 81, 1852.
Messrs Harcourt, Howard & Co.-Gcnts:-Thc 'Dr.
WistaT'S nISnm Wild Cherry that bought ryCp has
been OF such signal bce in my family that wish to a
its virtues known for the benefit OF the public.
yWifc took cold tho time OF her confinement, which
Crtcd cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis.
case consumption She had Proise night seGts and had
and her child phTtOOk OF her complaint. She then coM
monced taking "YLEtdT'S BalsaHi Of d Chey1y,'' and
three bottles effected entire with her and the chill
have no doubt that they would have now been in their
graves II they had not used Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Ch=rry. ~ ..-.t 2. .E..I SETH X. SEARCH.
Seth r. SearcyAyhoss certificate is above, is man
much veraclty any In this country, and OF good
Judgement place entire reliance his statement
uARCOURT, HOWARD d co.
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AIASONS.


LoDaE RooH, No.fss Market street. near the Post ONCE
vEGINIrs LoDGE, No. 3 meets every Thursday evening
FR LODOE, No. Is, meets evOry Monday evening
wv. TILL LOD0E, No %, meets every Wednesday eve.
WHEELING loDGE, No 20 meets every Saturday eyening