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'=i MISCELLANEOUS
GREAT ATTRACTIoNt 1,,rz
Ward Museum Hotel.
W. IVA yroadray and franklin street Nsir York.

Dkr JV.st Broadrdy and fTdnkifH street, Nsir foTE.
as a5Y IN CHINA
ENCE OF oPlUM head, tongue and hands In notion inc
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The drure Of Soldier the Continental Umformi blue and
BLUR lead buttons marked U. S. Az threecorIncd Hat,
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and valuable Curosities Statue OF Geoc Ill Such col
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the neck down to the middle, They full grown and
perfectly FORMED and were ought nom Inc town OF
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Is Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, BACK
Cannon and Dominoes. billiard Room with TWO spieh-
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ERUPT1vE DISEASES.

T has become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians oour city. that in the of SCI oa,
letter many other diseases BREsrLtsaER's FLUID
ExrR SARsArARlLLA DANpILIos, Is decidedly
above all other preparations speaks for
ing published through the papers or appointing agents
the OF it, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by who BY some chance have heard
its wonderful curative The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious diseased ..tt .r,t.sf -
DEAR DOCTOR: .--ai-sG 1a=Yspl 81
The two bottles of medicine got from yol
when in Wheeling have nearly cured met please send me
some more by Exp rcss. a s. IS 81 % Z
I Yours Respectfully
1t is prescribed BY nearly all the Physicians of
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such have not the opportunity of making 1t known
it is entirely free from all minerals, and is not in
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To had at Paxton d Lakes and F. Yahrling, and soil
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WIG REVIEW


TN the origin. Prospectus OF the American Review
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and E6tor number OF the eadfEg WING Membeis
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nance to the following rcsoution:-. ~ go
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agree contribute for its lagos, from time to time, such
commune may b Necessary TO set forth and dc
fend the doctrines tbs United Wing Party Union
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel d. Il, r. Nc
P6erson Berrien J. R. ngeteoll uE 10y Morris T. 1.
Clngman, Daniel Webster n! c. Winhfo, Thomas but
Ter King Hamilton Fish, J. p. Kennedy VIM S. Archer,
Rufus Choatc, Alexander H.. Stephens
An engraved port OF some Distinguished person will
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Monthly Organ devoted the expiessic and defense
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
s MESSRS. BURKE te BARNES CELEBRATED
. f'-7T77-s FIRE PROOF SAFES.

MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
: MESSRS. BURKE * BARNES CELEBRATED
i7TT7Ei7 FIRE PROOF SAFES.
TTNE OF these Safes in St. LOUIS before
being superior to all Others would have been
unnecessary; accommodate Mr.. Hail. tie
patcptee OF Hairs Patent Conc, etc Saes,n
which burnt all other makes OF note IN the United
result 10 Leiow by the COMMITTEE who
burning the Sa.es We only that they
veie not len IN two hours longer. 10
The Safe which tested Is to be Store anil
invite the public call and examine it feel conf
dent that will doubt their fire proof qualitie1
having the specimen which passed through thu
fiery ordeal on the 10th OF June. - ~ fae-
Sole Agents Manufacturers No. 49, Levee, and No.
&c Com. Street Ir..s.tf.-.a Of. IT.. ISL B
The undersigned committee appointed by e Hall,
behalf Hall, Dodd Co., OF CinciaIati ard Mcssra
r Violet Co, agents OF Messrs. Burke, Balncs Co
P.tsbug, the fire proof qualities OF the safes
made By respective princpaa-repo that have
which had been in two years. in ovens to fire
ina wood and Ptsbulg stone COAL for the
space and half hous, and during that be-
he applied far greater an that in ordi
taking tho safes the furnace, and cooling them down.
we iron casting both in places entire
" OF, that the books were u1inuredj and
opening safes .End books and papers entirely
found to be the with both safes and the only
percepbe dfe in the OF the interior
that the varnish the wood work OF Burke Bar
was entirely while that Han, OodS II Co.'s
was biiste ed and bacsened coneluson we would re-
mark tho result OF this test we have hesi.a
the safes OF both parties to the CONN.,
Ne''SSe =. VIC fNS''f an" WARWICK p MILLER
.'tltDAYID H. BISHOP,
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Address, =, = ROBERT Z. YOUNG, :.
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CMAmBERLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,.

LOCATED cuRSIE AIRKET AND THIRD STREETS, PITTs
~ r.-.= BURGH, g...F..
O. +. CHAMBERLlN, Principal and Professor OF tn,
Science OF Accounts. ...a' ~ 'a f.. .-.#'
P. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship.
TNE principal object this Institution, is to afford young
i inen opportunity obtaining thorough and Ii
mate knowledge OF double Euty Book Keeping aud its
pic alton to business operations generally. Applicants
enter College ard attend both day and evening
The OF is such, will enable the student
OF corduct scientific principles, any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
PESx ASshrTo white T. &c and lesblc hand is desiTa
BILE in the education young gentlemen for
every profession, and particularly to those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
pursuits This depa rtnen lie conducted by p.
r. Spencer OF Ohio. author OF the Scneean system Of
gentleman well known Throughout tie coun
try, accomplished and also one OF the
most successful tcacheis OF the age :,
Communications addressed To o. X Chamberlain,
will receive prompt att ention 81. nE -H..Is aug2i.
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CONGRESS HALL.

HE subscribers take pleasure In inform their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
day taken possession of that we'll established and Ia
10 .fII57,i ~ CONGRESS HALL, !isy Aaa ti,fGae
III a45s "a i,1t,i Third and.Chesnut streets.
They the house tho oughy repaired and all tho
imp odcd, and furnished in style
elegance which will at lender 1t unsurpassedEfor
comfort and convenience d1rz q Jssi; haLl u
This decidedly located house In the city being
in the Immediate vicinity business the Exchange Custom
House. and many Other public buiidingz- .ni,s 81 !
Onbses leave for part Of the city every
The subscribers are determined to spare pains In
making thia aeonxensnt and comfortable home 20 the
James & Norris who Ia well known TO many the bus
esa Waiting the City, lately In the Hardware house
James J. Duncan & Co, and formerly proprietor OF the
Virginia Hotel. ST Louis VIII have control OF the
men: of tho House. assisted By polite and competent
pcrsons. iof 1ss5d s-iio fa' - 7sflsl a-tifs-i
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WASHINGTON

From stunrt's most celebrated Painting. :
THIS large and magnificent Portrait Of asu,saTog.
from the BURN ofnn Artist considered by
mems of art ever published and correct likeness
The size ofthe plate efficiently twentyeght
and ID s p be nths HANDS Of every citizen
Painting, now at tho State House, Hartford, Ct.1p
tits finely printed
That II may 10 within tho reach Of ALL tho publinher has
reduced tho price to ONE DoLLkR % rsf!s.st ,
All peIsons remitns tho amount may rclY upon receive
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Tec OF poetaSe.ld stnslil ri
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.MISCiEIsIL ANXIOUS.


THE regular time for the commencement OF the Fail
Session M Be ss the ~ S
The teachers at present connected win INC senai'
Rev, D. W. ToLFqRD. Il. D., Prineirai. 3lo'4 -
ME- MI: Sf iHS SzSEFH5S Sssis
Miss IA ,t;,.,, pr,,s,, p,s,,.
Prof JOHN wINkLE. Music and st n,n:.,
Prof. b.. b. SToNH, Vocal Music: :! hI- =
win no, ,ke active duty the coming sl Ion;
probably be with us in the Spring ,,,.,,.d ,vi,,
minaIx near Philadelphia She not only gives nstrc.
iins in the higher branches taught In sennaries but u
in Music can receive lessons they prefer either
from Prot. Wrinkle. or Miss Bliss. a.. .,,.,
and made for courses OF Lectures
h.ore the classes, by some experienced ana Elk
We would again direct the attention parents TO- TIL
in the Seminary Any person Enjoying the g5aSs
lie majority OF the pupil arc in any particular
lass, that Is the pupils grade: p.,,;nr Fir, md
q aif i've months sna a"s'sn' iSs1. $500 $50
LAY -Tuition-Prinnry, Junior Gradeper soo
| session, ,S00
f. a" IS Seminary proper, Junior Class, an ~
Med His Glass; class 400
n, SsaiP, ,s class =. Fourth year 1sSS
No ertra eharees eTetpf for toklopidg dranehes
uer ner session ar ye months with OF instrument
'' 10 ,.aeans ~ ~ ri. 49,
tic OF instrument daily practice, 2W
| oIudern Languages, Painting or drawing, lOOo
Embroidery, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew
ing, 20 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina
in consequence Of the trouble the same Is charg
| eli as in the Seminary, viz. SiS per session
Pupils charged from tho time OF entrance to the clos
OF session. and deduction made except Tor sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, W.
a ve only say that have here Government and otr
administered kindly indeed but still government an
Isw which all concerned must respect and obey. Gu
uents such. that pupils under tn
care Of Female Teachers night day This sysemgvc
es TIA care and trouble Teachers, but is e only sa
sye. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
| oil our views. ne 'r i" .#t' ~ !. r--.
As to the progress of pupils in sound learning,
those will visit attend examinations, DC
NC will point them the members OF higher classc
and say-Hc nosfra noHnenta-hcre our pledges
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Important and Valuable Work.
The Odd Fellows Text Book,

ID. GRIND Master Of The @. Lodse of NornernM Y.
M css & BROTHER, No. 10 South Fourth Street Ph..
lust published he most saaable work
complete thorough cueldation of the sieee OF Odd
Fellowship, and explains every matter connected with the
Order that may right be given to the world contains
COMPLETE History OF the 0fder interesting summary
OF in Laws and Usages with variety of oher
useful matter, and Is embel shed with X ,tiL
THIRTY.TWO APPROPRIATE ENGRAYIGGS,.i.
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OF VIM Hopkins. Esq, Right Worthy g. Master OF the
Grand Lodge or Northern Now York. ~. ~, ~. +
Address f,,sf MOSS SBEpTHRR, e !
augaI No. 10 South Fourth st, Sadeiphia
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mYRR,s UNIvERsDm NO. Nv.
EDITED ny cHAs. 4. DANA.

EDITED ny cHAs. A. DANA. -gsla 800
HIs day published Containing the following elegant
L steel engravings: "Thc Cathedral OF Strasburg"-
sclls Chapel" (near Kusshacht in SwitIeriand0 The
Palace OF the Legion Honor in Par The Ruins OF
Etawah," (InGia.y - 800 . I az. ~ w ~ g.,
with descriptive text Price 2s cents OF 50 Per volume.
Subscribed in advance. splendid engraving
premium. Published semi monthly. ~ ~
The publisher win supply specimen numbers gratutously
10 Agents and Posastes, and will make liberal arrange
ments with Them for calculation THE UNIVERSUM.-
He will also supply Clubs OF persons at s. half
pc of larger number at the same
rates HERMANN J. MEYER,
aug24 rs u Pu8lisaer, 164 William ST. ~ y
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
-.f-H ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
As IT Is !


Being narratives, and incidents in the real LFE
~ THE Lowry, lily w l.. G. Smith, Esq. ID la.tttf D
The OF lc author represent the condition OF
the in his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
cations and pasmes the relations between MASTER anu
the mistaken impulses nd msconceived views of the
Northern Phianhropisi &C., &c, and TO represent the
ia ssiois and sentiments natural FORMS the
displayed the hbles lot OF society, thus showing
that in Of least, confentnen 6esio,rs
happiness than redomj and at the same TO represent,
class OF peoIle, viz The Planter, to whom justice
every day life is well calculated to win the amabe judg
ment OF the world. .-
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'old Virginia
a. 2-The Plan,,tion-Unce Toms Laziness.
80 SSobIiety and Mocrimcnt.
1.-The Punishment.
Z" 6-Thc School Master.
e, r-Famy OF the Planter. u.
" 7-School Keeping. ..... .H-.H .
SThe Secret League OF Rebellion. 81
Z" 9-The Surprise .r
Z" 1llndependcncc Day. r..s p T.
:" LITTLE OveIscer. %. -...- aE..
.' I2-Schoo Masters Lessons OF Freedom
13-uncle Tom and Dinah.
ii-HIidlight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Duah. s.s ...a.# .-.r
1-Cassy. wss
IG-Sunday.
17-The Ovessee,'s Communication TO the Planter
a. 1sIThe Suspicion.
1S-Scheol Master Uncasiness and Departure
o0-Uncle Toms Notions of Freedom.
2i-Eiis Determination 10 go to the State OF Fec
DOM Er.....r-H
" 22-The Escape. .r-. --E.a 81.
2aThe Pursuit. I5..H s.. mis- ....i ar .-
=" 2f-Buffalo-Tle loot black. s....
f" 2-Iiaid Times. ....
" 26-Uncie Toms Soliloquy.
=" 2i-The Alarm .. H-.... . #g-. .
F" 2SAmerican Hotcl
" 21-The Flee Negro .r.E
30-Courage, Quetude and Conentment
3i-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, Csnadr
I" 32-rhe Interview between Master and Slave.
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