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CMAIIBERLlN,s COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,

LOCATED CORNER MAHKET AND THIRD STREETS, PITTS
BuRGu,
o. +. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF the
Science OF Accounts. |....a.
p. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Pcnmanship.
NHE principal Object This Institution, is to afford young
L men all opportunity OF obtaining thorough and II.
mate knowledge ouble Entry Book Keeping, and its
pcaon to business operations generally. Applicants
College time and attend both day and evening
The course is suc will enable the student
10 take charge OF and coruct on scientific principles any
OF Double Entry Books on completion OF the same
PENN ASsIlIr-To write and leg blc hand is desira
omplshnc in the education ofyoung gentlemen for
every profession, and particularly to those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
pu suits This department lie conducted by p.
h Spencer Ohio, author OF the Spcnecnn system OF
Peniansip gentleman well known Throughout the
try, accomplished penman, and also OF the
most succt ssiul teachers OF the age.
communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLlN,
will receive prompt attention. aug21.
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NEW Z BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
GAN INTENSELEINTER BOOK.

1vOL. 1oMO., 81, 25. 1aHesa
MOORE & ANDERSON, have just ready In duodec
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
Inc vaiiy OF Mexico by Lieut. Raphael semmcs, USS,
detailed account OF scneTal scotrs brilliant Campaign
and Impartial aeeoa, Of All he in ne far
Spirited and extended sketch of tho last Mexican Cam
pagn The author is attached to tho Navy but became
ne9aGny connected &c, with the Chronicle
after having commenced its pcrusal to lay 1t asdc-N
One OF the most gallant officers in the S,xv - IT..
whole volume, work ofintelect is worthy OF hir6
place in the department TO which il beongs-Loui,rii
small praise to the author to say that we have
never read history evidently SO fairly wrten-Liis
"a volume fun ofinsruction and interest. He write.
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, enrchns his nara
the distinguished actors init."-Naiionai Era. VI
seen no work which has given such vivid i'm
OF Cen seott's Campaign-souLtern Press. n Ut -.
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We follow with interest renewed as we advance on t
imphs from Vera Cruz tot City Of MEXICO, we're a y.
res OF man9hVers absolutely in the annals OF
he is alreiy and spirited narrator His battle sScc
iagnaon He critieses the military operation in s
| 5un-. >'' -'' - III
The very best book which that war has called forth
Philadelphia Pres5yferiaE i -. $50,
In reading some ofhc authors descriptions of assaults
anu storms. one can hardly the fascination and
enthusiasm productive OF the almost incredible military
PIoess so repeatedly displayed during Mexican War
The book more than cadabe; It's statistics and facts
anu sketches give the reader or the
campaign as can ba found any where, superior interest
gelisf. %; IN 400 - '1iff ~.
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable qualities of
that eminent commander, Gen Scott-Hrper.s gain,
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS IL lS!.
Being narratives, incidents in the real LrE
~ THE LowLy.' By w l.. g. Smith, Esq.
The object lc author represent the condition
Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin his daily Occur
aons and pastmes, the relations between master and
the mistaken impulses md msconceivcd views OF the
Northern Philantbropis &c. &c., and 10 represent the
assons and sentiments in their natural orms the
displayed in the hublcs lot OF society, thus showing
hGF?ess than freedom; and Mt the same TO represent,
a class OF people, viz The Planter, whom justice
has seldom been DONE and whose character in
every day life, is well calculated to win the amabc uas
mcnt o, the world
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia.
1.-The Pantition-Uncle Toms Lazincss.
a. :lSobiety and Merrment.
az 1.-The Punishment
5-rhe School Master.
c-Famy Of the Planter.
If" 7-Schoo Keeping.
" S-Thc Secret League OF Rebellion
9-The Surprise.
10-Independcncc Day.
Z" 1.-THE OvcTseer.
I2-Schoo Masters Lessons of Freedom.
l3UncIe Tom and DiHah.
il-Midnisht Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and DiIlh.
6 1J-Cassy.
1.-The overseer's Communication TO the Planter
IS-The Suspicion.
IS-School Master Uncasncss and Departure.
2O-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2l-liis Dcc Gmination 10 go TO the state of Free
DOM
22-'rLc Escape.
" 23-Thc Pursuit.
2i-Buiralo-Tlc Boot black.
25-Hald Times.
26-Unce Toms Soliloquy.
2I-The Alarm
"a 2~AmeTican Hotel
e9-Thc Fee Negro
3D-Couragc, Quctudc and Contentmcnt
3i-Nagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
32-'Thc Interview between i!aster and Slave
33-Uncle Toms Decision
3i-.iack to Old Virginia.
.. 3j-ConclGson.
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and a
vorably known Hotel.
l. CONGRESS HALL,
Third d.Chesnut streets.
They have the house thoroughly repaired, and all the
INTRODUCED and furnished in style
elegance which will render 1t unsurpassedsfor
comfort and convenience
This decidedly located house in the city being
in immediate vicinity of business the
House, and many other public buildings
Lines of Omnbuses leave for every part OF the city every
few minutes their quarters being within square
OF this House.
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. ,,,,,,,
James E. Norris, is well known TO many OF the bus
mess men visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
OF James J. Co., and formerly proprietor OF the
Virginia HOTEL st. Louis will have control OF the
OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
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In,portnnt and Valuable Work.
The Odd Fellows Text Book,
nv TASCHAI DONALDSON.

BY TASCHAL DONALDSON.
DID GRIND Master of The G. Loase Of Northern Y
moss &BRoTHER, No. ~ South Fourth Street PhiIa!
J dephia have just published the most valuable work
thai has ever been given the l. o. F. 1t consists OF
complete and thorough calculation OF the of Odd
Fellowship, explains every matter connected with tho
order that may right be given to the world tcontans
comylee History Order, Interesting summary
its and Usages, together with variety of other
useful natter and is cmbellshed with
THIRTY.TWO APPROPRIATE ENGRAV1NGS, =
among which beautiful illuminated title page iiustra
tive OF the universally Odd Fellowship, and likeness
OF VIM Hopkins. Esq, Right Worthy G. Master OF the
Grand Lodge OF Northern New York. : . ...,. 4. (. T
Isl 80 81 Address s5. MOSS d BROTHEh, T.y
augoi. No. 10 South Fourth St, Philadelphia
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ryHE regular time for the OF the Fall
ss, n Continues m1
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Il Rev es wv b. u. ToLFoRD. b. D.. Principal.
Miss s v BLISS Isss. opp
Miss Miss MSks i; fo@Ssk;EHP,: A''f''''''
Miss MARY O. ToLFoRD, Assistant Primary Dtpart-
Prof JOHN wINKLE: Music end a., Gf 5n.,.;n.
Prof b. il. STONE, Vocal Music:
On account OF Provdcntia detention at homo but will
probably be with US in the Spring .,n,..,, win,
Seminary Philadelphia She not only gives iIs.nS
in the higher Of aso en- anS pen
in Music receive Lessons as they may prefer either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by regular
Teachers, and made for courses oil Lectures
the classes, by experienced Lecturer and En-
would again direct the attention Of parents to tn,
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing the Gr9de
pupil, will at once know the amount OF Tuition Mme,c
lass, that is The pupils grade.
Hoard and Tuition with room rent bedding, Ere anu
Of i've months S65 90
Washing for nosrders, per dog. ,n,o- r,,.,,r 60
hay s-Tcton-Pnmary, Junior Grade per ,oo
session, ~
.. Seminary proper, Junior Class, 90
NEEDLE class, 400
Senior class 1900
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
10 charges, ereepf for The Joilo,cidg branches:
Music per session five months, with use OF inst
Tor lessons lSDU
lie of inst Iment for daily practice, goo
Mode IN Languages Painting or drawing, 1000
Embroidery, Fancy Necdework, or plain Sew
ing, Ooo
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher gives essons out OF the Senina.
r. consequence trouble the is charg
ei. in the Seminary, viz: SIS per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to tho close
session, and deduction made except for sickness
With the management of the school, we
only say, that have here Gorern-nt aud Lan
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
sw, which all concerned must respect and obey Our
nIg eipIpr
of Female Teachers night and day. This syscmgves
and trouble to Teachers, but is The only safe
sperr. We have found Teachers, who have we'll sustain
ell our views. .Ir.
As the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend eNau nations
will point them TO the members OF higher classes
aud sayHc stn nosrd ,onineHtdhcrc are pledges.
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uxEn,s UNIyERsUm NO. Nv.

cHAs A. DANA
NHIs day published Containing following elegant
i steel engravings: "The Cathedral of Strasburg."-
'.Tcs Chapcl,' (near Kussnacht in Swizerland) The
Palace OF the Legion OF Honor in Par 81 .Thc Ruins
Etawah," CIndia.)
With descrptiye text Price % cents SO per volume
Subscribers advance receive splendid engraving
premium. Published semi monthly.
The publisher supply specimen numbers gratutously
gents and Postmasers and will make arrange
nenfs with them circulation THE UNIVERSUM.-
He will also supply Clubs two persons half year
five persons S10 and OF larger number at the
rates HERMANN j. MEYER,
aug24 Publisher, 1G4 William ST. NJ j.
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WASHINGTON

From StuuEt'E sfiOst ccfcbfutcUF tsIHE'"b'
,HIs large and magnificent Portrait
from the BURN of an American Artist, is consdeIed Y
ali who have seen it to be the most beautiful sF
mems ofart published and likeness OF
MOTION The size OF the plate is eighteen by twenty
inches which win make handsome picture for the paID'
and should be in the hands OF every American
1t is correct copy from Stuart's celebrated oris
Painting now at the State House, Hartford, Ct.
1t is finely engraved and printed supe plate
That II may be within the reach ALL the Publisher
reduced the price to ONE DOLLAR! q,
An persons remitting the may rely upon ise
ing perfect copy by return OF mail to part OF ",
States carefully put up rollers made for the
free OF postage 10 liDlI iglls ) "a .lEli
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

PowELL's FORT. SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
rJNHE proprieois OF these sprngt prepared
terng place situated eight miles Woodstock,
the Eo and cd es ia The The,
has been completed and Is ready for the reception
Families have been convenient 10 the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLrE and BLACK
SULPHUR CH,LrnExrTr LIMESTONE and SLATE all Ia wing
their fountains within cirenmerenee Of thirty yards
the work OF Netues own labTatory. They send forth
sufficient Of pure water to supply many
SIM the ground gradually rising TO the south and east unit
1t reaches the western base OF the Mansanutten, from
most enchanting landscape views the country To the
SOUTH south cast and east there number OF mounds,
20 TO above the level bottom in to the
northwest OF the Springs Many OF these elevations
The Mountain with its picturesque scenery, its jut
ting its deep and its Lofty peaks presents
is unsurpassed by mountain scenery in Virginia
the sent to jw from the SUBMITS M. Of
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be seen to be
In addition TO the Springs proper, there number
others in the vicinity the principal OF which are: l. The
Cold spring short distance from this; J. ediaely
above is Chay beae, sending forth limpid strcami
mile, gushing tom the mountain sde is the Sweet Chaly
beste spring The new Spring recently orened amid the
which believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visitors coming from the North or East can enter the
picturesque valley through the narrow passage formed by
east or he Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural defle, the rocks towering TO the very clouds,
| strikes the traveller with and admiration.
On arriving at the Springs the invalid has at with.
the and rperities, tolls monotony
OF the busy world and may recupeae his exhausted
gies by quafns the pure waters that incessanty flow
around him. and partakng Of the vands that aie daily
prepaie ed for the nourishment of his fra body.
We will state, for the benefit who may not be
aware the iac that n large farm attached to
the Springs whec havo their horses pasured
or stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
An attentive will be in attendance and servants
TO the different departments OF the houses everything
shall that contribute to the OF the
Persons visiting Springs from the North can leave
baltimore the morning. and arrive here the morn
ing by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South will leave Saunton in the morning
at Woodstock dinner, and the Springs to tea.
For the amusement OF those who may wish to parci.
pate I'm such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been
Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing
has been erected for the accommodation OF visiters
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THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust Company.
CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASH SYSTEM.

CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASH SYSTEM.
CAPITAL S250,OO0.
Office S. E. corner Third aud Chestnut St., Philadelphia
THIS COMPANY, in one department. Issue Policies upon
i the MUTUAL principle, with the security OF Policy
holders double the ordinary security, without disturbing
their right full participation in the disnbutionoi prohs
each The system OF payments Is CaSh III
advance and be made with reference TO the eonvem
cnce OF parties opening policies with the Company.
Also, the DEPOSIT SYSTEM, or plan OF Life insu-
All made to the Company III ms depart
meI purchase Insurance, entirely optional as
CARDS their amount the time which they may be made
\ party pay much little Quot less Than so ara
seldom he find convenient aud there s
obligation on him whatever TO continue ms payment
%Furer yhoe paid ill., citrays at the
the insured during his lifetime anu may al
any time be withdrawn by him, in whole or in part. So
that the plan this Company there created at ono anil
the time Insurance payable al death, tnd ardiia-
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In the SAVING FUND DEPARTMENT., Money is Ie
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large or small sums which interest is allowed OF FIVE
PER CENT.
DIRECTORS.
Sterhen X Crawford, Paul b. Goddard
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Jacob L. Florence, James DeveleuN.
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Ambrose w. Thompson. Vice President
Charles G. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Merchants and Mechanics Bunk.
IscoRroRATrp 1895. CAPITAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN W. GILL, President; SonrEsKI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of Virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919. CAPITAL $4,000
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN c. CAMPBELL, Presidenti Das'L LAMB, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday.
Manufacturers and Farmers Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
March, ISL. CAPITAL STocK $500, 900.
THoS. SWEENEY. Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier
wheeling Savings Institution.
No. 1872, Main st.
IScoRronATED 1894. CAPITAL $4,000.
~. NELSON, Presidents WILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer.
Discount day-Tbursday.
Savings Bank of Wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth Streets Centre Wheeling
IscoRPoRNrEp 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
THos II. LIST, Presidenti WV. RANKIN, Treasurer
Discount day. Friday
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1851.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. wHEATE, Clerk
H. w. HARDING, Treasurer
J. l.. SAs6sTox, Sergeant.
SeTgeIHrs Dlfiss.-lst ward-Isaac NJ. Pearl Cd ward
Adm. w. Clemens. Sd yard-John bowers 4th ward
Henry p. Chapline. 9th ward-James S. Campbell.
JOINS MooaE, Superintendent Water Works
JACOB L. BIER, Wharf Master.
JACOB ANrcK, Street Commissioner.
JAMES NJ EwISo, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rcuts.
JosHuA c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurer, and Qua
CUR of Wines and Liquors
DANIEL MuRRAY, Market Master.
TnoaAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments
wa. J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JAMES +. MELVIN, Flour Inspector
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,Bcruer or Spine and Muscle Liniment.i.
This remedial agent we forbear to say auythng the
~ speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism
Neuralgia sprains, pains from Bruises Burns &c, is SO
speak its real MERITS you
really we fear give credence to assertions
PAXTON & LAKES, Is,
,4t- s ..if,1 End OF Susp. Bridge, and at
Aug 2l-1y:d. BRENTLINGER SsARMSTRoNG'S.
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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.

FrRsr wARp-John Mcclure, Jr.; John Hughcs S. d.
Woodrow; Isaac Colts.
SECOND wARD.-John Bishops Geo. E. wckham.
TmRp WARDS. Brady; J. J. Yarnal John NJ. Math.
ews; Daniel Lamb.
FOURTH wARD.-Dr. James Tanneri ETC. Jeners a. s.
Hslowell; d. v. Tharpi David Hammond.
Firm wARD.-Georgc Forbes; John W. Gill Lorcnzu
d. Wait; Jacob HornbT rock; Henry Eehols.