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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

As II ISL! s'-is-f--- a.
Being mar rativcs scenes and incidents in the real LIVE
ar THE LOwLY. ky W. l.. G. Smith, Esq. ,z-
The object 1he author is to represent the condition
the Slave IN his ILdc but comfortable cabin his daily
atiOns and pastimes the relations between and
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter I-'OId Virginia
"a 9-Ihe PIantatiOn-Uneie TOMS LazincSs.
Z" 3-SObllety and MeTrimeut.
1" 1.-The Punishment. r..r
{" 6-1he School Master.
G-FamiIy OF the Planter.
" T-SChOo Keeping. 10
" S-The Secret League Of Rebellion
F" 9-The Surprise.
"a 11-Independence Day.
"a 1.-THE OveTseer. '
I2-Schuol Masters Lessons of Freedom.
/" iaEUnclc Tom aud Dinal
al 1I-MidnighL Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinlh.
15-Cassy.
a. ll-SIullay.
1.-THE Overscer's Communication the Planter.
" lS-Thc Suspicion.
lS-School Masters Uneasncss and Departure.
20-UnCIe Toms Notions OF Freedom. .sa..."
" 2i-His Dissemination togo 10 the State OF Fec
donL'
22-The Escape.
a" 23-Thc Pursuit.
-" 2l-Ruhalo-The Boot. black
80 25-IaId Times. .a.....- or.
:" 26-UnCe Toms Solil0quy. u.
ua " 27-The Alarm. Tr-. ., .a hr.
2S-AmcTican Hotel ..Tr H-I
o9-The Flea Negro. .tas.s-.I tu ~
3O-CouraGe, Quietude aud Conteutment
2i-Niagafa Fails, Clifton House, Canadr
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
"a 53+Unclc Toms Decision
34-'IIack to Old Virginia. .I-... %.
35-ConclusiOn. TI
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ESI1I6 i;Ga EYh6eliDgT Rev. Jas, D. AecGHEI PASTOR
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iuTe Fifiay evenings at u O'Clock. Seats JREE
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so PASTOR Fourth Street, between Monroe and Quincy,
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ssE PASTOR eorner and North ats, North wheel
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CSntis wheelingi Service morning and evening"
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HaSt Ind Joeraon streetsi service morning and after.
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FIasr IHDErEMpEMT CoEOREskTtoHALst ltsy
g. " HsbsfeT, PASTOR Market street, betWeen
Thlrd, Centre Wheelpg service morrdng anAaVanlGE.
FvAssELlrAL PRorEsEAHTl Rev. J. hKSoeS4S; iPastor.
rlEeety above sixth, East Wheoting ai "a, 80
NSNsrtJs1L 1yEaEEAs. Res. z. zasaeTzGsN.
srkst End Monroe streets, service 70, q
.ssyeasusorEian. O,4S Union street,
Sd Sc 81 81 M6iFosstrs.a - ,.,,s
ir3r-. Fir'f finfs fIsfnFsny Han Market atFs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ITITIEItRTT.IIINSCC .FEEInIIIALE sEimliINARY.

TIME regular time GoF the COMMENCEMENT oFthe Fall
Session OF this institution VIII be the rst day Of Sep
Tho teachers at present connected with tho Seminary,
K ie sS 'G D. " iToLFoRD. D. D., Principal.
Miss MARGARET ORR, 4,,;,,an,,
Miss MIRA H. TOWNSEND, + 80 Z I"'h, AZ
Miss MARY o. TOLFoRD, Ai"tiidnt Primary DEPART.
Prot JOHN WIN SSIl A 4 and gf5n,g4:
Prot. 5. Il. STONE, Vocal Music.
Miss viii not take active duty tho coming .c.sor
en- account Providential detention at home, "l
nrD5ably be with US in the Spring,
Miss Bliss has been several years connected VIII
os in the higher branches taught in somnaries, but is
experienced Teacher of Music and FRENCH Pupils
Music, receive lessons they may prcfcr either
rom Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. ,'.s.4
Tho Natural Sciences viii be taught by the regular
tho classes by some experienced Lecturer and EX
would again direct the attention orparcn:s to thu
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowrg the gT9de
Tie majority ofthe studies Of pupil are in any particular
lass, that is the pupils grade
Lights, and Ancient Languages If desired session
v; Of SS % nor ao,rsor, n,r aoz s019SS
l'AY observation-disclosures Junior Grudepcr
session, .,.oL,-. 600
a. Seminary proper, Junior Glass;
per session, 1aO
j S Nff5Ff GLASS; flsss' - Il Il GO
= Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
No etrG charges. excePt for the JoetoidB 6TGnches
Anss per session Ofve MONTHS with of instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
Tie OF instrument for daily practice, .H.f.s 200
Mods n Languages, Painting or drawing, 10 90
Eu:1iOi,lcry, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew
iEs 100
VncaI AI:sic Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whc Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semna
IL consequence OF the extra trouble, the chaTg
ell IS IN the Seminary, viz: SIS per session
Pupils ere charged from the time OF entrance to the close
OF SESSION. and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF the school,
hu only tOsay that have here GoreTnent and Ldr
administered kindly iniecd, but still government ant
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Ou
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
catra and trouble to Teachers, but il TIE only
sntrn We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
| ell views.
As TO the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit u.s. attend examinations
will point them 10 the members OF higher classes
ard sHy-Hc Sunt noEtrd monumEHta-hcTca pledges
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@.MEDICINEAL.
Wistar5s Balsam Of wild cherry


F.~ Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Brorchits Influenza
blrriins Of the Lungs Dieuit Breahfng LtrtE Agec-
..IH, Pain WeGknesS Of the Breast or Side, First
.Stages Of Consumption, DC, 9e.,$e.
Insho Balsamis peculiarly adapted to every iscaa
Se Lungs and Liver, which Is produced By our cvefp
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possCssimpoTtlE
in our land and Physicians oeu Prescr 1t in leT9n
forms for variety Of complaints Tar also has bach
equally noted Torts virtues; and physicians whose
names familiar country, have gone so
dsclarr that even consumption could be cured by that
uinrs other hands, again. II was nearly vaueless owing
10 doubt, their ignorance in preparing and
ita difficulty entirely obVoted by patient experience
and long experiment.. .-..
TINS extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub
stances now, the first time. combined and cnhc
I'm IR VISTA RS BhLSAM OF WILD CHERRY. ~
nice chemical process everything deleterirs or USELESS i
truly eicaoous remedy all kindso monary nhdi
diseases known to naau. To all unbeltcvsr
tnat our theory is really true few CascS Of
cllrca rLnrmed by this Monderlll! M q Inc:
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n NEW BOOkES5
az, The Campaign Of Gen. ,Seott

y
IAN INSTRUMENTATION EtRSEENGRn.,.
VOL. 12N0., 8, 25. - -.SSk. =
M oo Dol y: &SAfDERsoN,h have iastTesdy In d.,
..",,l5 THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL sco4r
in the yally OF Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphael Semms.
wi, with Map OF the Battle Grounds-s es U,S.N
hdctailed account OF General Scotps brilliant g.
- Lieut.. S. is man OF sterling sense
sd Impartial account OF all he Kendall, :, II E
spirited and extended sketch OF the last N.,,.
raGE. Tho author is attached to the Navy bD1 Cam
accideT ~ connected with the ArmY-PhilaS ~. oecane
Written In clear and vigorous style, and iii
alter having commenced Its pcrusal, to lay ssis h
One ofthe most gallant oficersfm the NAVY
whole volume, as awork ofintellect, is WORTHY The
place !nthe department to- which it belOnss.Ia &yh
dit is no small praise to the author to saw ,.,,
never reads history evidently so fairly writt.s GHe
y "a volume full ofinstruetion and interest
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, enriehipv NE Wits
the distinguished actors init-NaonGI E1 q
We have seen no work which has given such v,,,
pGessons Of MEXICAN scenery andohaTacter or thN In
OF Gen. SCott's Campaign. Prels - e EVENT.
Has given 10 the public veryattractive workc,.L,
CS. CD Standard. ar ~ fhtI. 's 'l5l' tfhsTlo.
IT, We find in this hook, The most Iife like, d..
men and thinSs-of Scenery and Society-of
battles and victories, that we have ever readIs att
Reriep. N-''H'eair
We follow with interest renewed, as we ady,D,. -.
footsteps that ConsumAte soldier whose on lie
tiumphs from Vera Cruz tho City or Mexeo @ Az
ries OF man9uHers absolutely unsurpassed in m. Sc
\ military StrateEy.-cin. Gas. :" .eE Annals o.
His original descriptions are drawn with great .r..
He is ahvey and spirited narrator His ram. ILe!-
are extremely vivid, and produce deepimpfss1sl te,
imagination He crttciEes the military oneTatjona nth
Cided partisan spirit, but with evident de-
| Sunp. 1901 hi
Thelvcry best book which that war has e,,,., -.
| PhiiddeiPhiG PreSbyteriG7: Ne" ork.-
lii reading some ofthe authors description, a,
and storms one can hardly wonder the GsciSsos
PToeeSs repeaedly displayed during the Tiis
| Princeton Rerietr. ..r Asah War.-
The book is more than ieadabe;t its statistics an,
nnl aharts eIS,
campaign as can be found where, superior o. The
not in value, to Major RpleY's History" u
gelist. I'd % ~ 80 81 > - 4. hraH
Il Pays warm tri butte to the many admirab. ,,,,,.
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott-RarpT T O
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the United States, with whom liberal Pafa
be made for canvassing particular counties or WI
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tisement MooRE&ANDERsoN p5S, sIe Sa'et
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1852.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
HL'' JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.
X W. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. /. SANGsToN Sergeant
sTte1MIg DspUtLGg-lSt WRTu-lSaaC NJ Pearl. I'd WaTl
-Abin W. Clemens. Sd ward-J0hn Bowers 18th ward
-HenIy F. ChapliDe. 9th waTd-James s. Campbell.
JOHH MOORE, Superintendent Water Works. 'I-
JAtoB 4. BIER, WHAT Master. ....
JIcoH AMICK Street Commissioner.
JA,txs NJ EwIX0, Assessor and Collector oil Water
Rents. -.
CUR Of Wines and Liquors. F." ..' .
DAstEL MURRAY, Market Master. .t-.' .
THoNAB CAMPBELL, Collector Of Assessments. I'D.
wv i. SroDDART, City Surveyor. -r
JANIS T. MELyIS, Flour Inspector.
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plTTI p . Third and;C Chestnut streets
rbev the thoroughly repaired, and all the
madam and furnished in astye
or eIegance which win at render unsurpassed Tor
comfort and convenience.
This is decidedly the located house in the city, being
In the immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings
Lines Omnibuses every part OF the city
few minutes their head quarters being within one sqrIe
Of this House. i.TJ i..l.,s.,.I,.,.'-.
making this Convenient and comfortable home TO the
traveller. d. =. -..1,..-.s
James B. Norris who well known to many ofthe bus;
ipsSs man Visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
OF James Duncan Co.. and formerly proprietor orthe
ViTgnis Hotel LOUIS will have control OF the manage
eIIt 0fthe House, assisted by polite and competent
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RRuPTIVE .DIsEAsEs.

r has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physcans ofour city, that in the OF onla
letter and many other diseases, BRRNrILS0ER's ELuID
EXTRACT OF sARsAFARLLA AND DANDELIoN is decidedly
preparations speaks
usedI although have taken the pains
ing published through tho papers, appointing agents
the sale 1t, yet almost weekly receiving
Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky other
states, who by chance have heard
gentleman Of Vermont few days SINCE who used 1t for
very serious dsease:- Z ti ma ar..ra
DEAR DocToR: r sss.rA-.-- -+'.''
The two bottles Of medIcire ] got from you
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured mel please send
some more by Express. AT sSGSs[
-attta ssL. Yours Respectfully aaH a.,3 u,5lE
is prescribed by nearly the Physicians our
city, not quack medicine for have made them
quaEedwh the component parts; and now to all
such we have not the opportunity OF making It known
that It is entirely FREQ from all minerals, and in
theleas Incompatible with any tie OIL
dine, Fotyler's solution, other properties. pc VI
To be had Paxton Lakes and F. Yahrlng, and sO1
Sf5-'s :: :8RENTLiNEER& ARMSTRONG;
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling
July 2i, '52. 1 iE7'' ~