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PROSPECTUS
AMERICAN WING REVIEW

1A1h w 44ASI AhS-
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CEIAMRERLIN's COMMERCIAL.
... COLLEGE,. aH ..

LOCATED coRSgr THIRD STREETS, PITTS
I.. BuRGH, Pa. H
o. x. CHAMBERLIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts.
p. X. SPENCER, Professor of Pcnmanslip.
TNE principal object ofths Institution to afford young
L men an opportunity OF obtaining thorough and I'll
knowledge Double Entry Book Keeping and its
plicaom business operations generally Applicants eau
College any time and attend both day and evening
The OF SUCH will enable the student
conduct scientific principles,
OF Double Entry Books completion OF the same
PESA.ssr-To write Zee and legible hand lisa desira
bic in the education young gentlemen for
every profession, and particularly TO those who
DESTROYS OF quaifyn themselves for mercantile and bust
pursuits This department ic conducted by r
r. Spencer Ohio, author OF the Sncucerian system OF
Pennranship gentleman well known throughout the
try, accomplished pcnman, and also of the
most successful teachers OF the age. do . .......
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POwELL,S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
Of these ;spns are pIs a.s,n to
cng place is situated eight miles cast OF Woodstock be-
building Conc humid ed ieet in length last
has been completed aud is ready for the reception OF
Families been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALrBEATTE LIMESTONE and SLATE. all la wing
their fountains within q thirty yaIds
sufficient O. pune water 70 SUPPLY many
the rising the south and east until
it reaches the western base OF the Mansanuten, from
most enchanting landscape views country To the
south, east and cast there number OF mounds,
% 10 iOt feet level in and to the
OF the Springs Many OF these elevations
be APPROACHED the east q gentle ascent
The Fort Mountain, with its pctu scenery its
ting lis deep s Sns o a ss oy peaks
Is passed by any mountain scenery in Virginia
deed the scenery presented vicw from the submits Of
the Mansanutten and Fort Mountains embracing the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be be
in addition the Springs proper, there
others in the vicinity, the principal OF which are The
Cold Spring short distance from this; J. Immediately
above is Chaly beate sending torth Impid sIeam 4
mile gushing mountain side, is the Sweet Chay.
besSu sr9a Of willows that shade the Sulphur Springs,
and which is believed TO poSSess peculiar medicinal quail
Visiters coming iou the North East enter the
picturesque valley through the narrow passage formed by
the tWclSc miles 10 Inc
north east font lie Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural dele 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 perplertes tolls and monotony
OF the busy world and IecuPerate his exhausted
gics by quains the that necessarily flow
around him. and patahing the rich viands
prepared for the nouIshment OF his frail body ~ -
We will state, for the benefit OF those who may not be
aware the fact, that a large farm attached
the Springs where their horses pasture
or stabbed as they may prefer -
The Bar will be furnished with the choicest LIQUORS
Cigars, Tobacco, &c
An attentive oser will be In attendance, and servants
TO the deIeu departments of tic house; and eve rying
shall done that can contribute comfort or the
guests. 80 - -.
Persons visiting the Springs from the North can leave
baltimore in the morning. and arrive here the morn
inp nv the way Winchester and Woodstock Persons
the South will leave staunton in the morning arrive
al Mood stock TO dinner, and the Springs TO tea
For amusement of those who may wish partici
pate ciscs Ten Pin Alley has been erected
: Bath House, with everything requisite bathing
has been erected tho accommodation OF visiters
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ST MATTHEW'S. Episeopdiedn corner Monroe and Byron
streets, Rrv. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. Reetori Morning
vice lOt, evening 81 -H
ST. JoHss EPiseopaeaH, Main street between First and
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Fiusr PHrspYrERIas, Ret r. X, IteeS Pastor, Fourth
street. between Monroe and Quincy Service Morning and
afternoon .IF IGl
SECOND PRrsBYTgRIlS. Rer CyruS Dickson, Pastor,
Webster Street. between Main and Markets Centre Wheel
ingi Seryits morning and evening. a-,rt. atf# Ir
Thru PRnBYTERiAs Rer. Mr.. Paul., Pastorj First
Ward Hose Hall. Main street, above Washngton North
Wheeling; Service morning and afternoon. %
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Olson Pastor; Chapnc street. between Second
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GrRx.s METHODIST ,EPiscorAL, Rer. Mr.. Broad6<ek,
Chaplne street, between Webster and Third Cen
Wheeling.
Sr JANE. ClTHEp Roman Catholic, RI Rer. Bishop
n. " Whsidn, Fifth Street. corner OF Hampden, service
morning and afternoon
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Don. r. ~. q. ... .i...
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Finland Sixth, service morning and evening
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a. w s5ster, Pastor, Market street. between Webster
ndThiTd Centre Wheeling service morning and evening
EvAsGELIcAL Protestant. Ref. y. KroegdT, Pastor,
Clay street, above Sixth, East Wheeling =
d, ZIos's EVANGELICAL Luther An Rsr. r. Zimmerman.
PASTOR Market and Monroe streets, service TO-
Nrw JrRrs.LEx .syyedenborgian No 10 Union street
over the Hope Hose honse.
JEwIsu SY ,aoarr. No IS. Monroestrcet.
nrs'IrLrs. First Hose company Hall, Market street
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED ts-
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being rstiyes and incidents In the real 'LiFE
TIE LowLY.' by W. l.. g. Smith, Esq.
The object of abe author is represent the condition OF
the Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin, his daily
slavc mistaken impulses and sconceved views OF the
northern Phlanthropst, &c, &C., and to represent the
PASSIONS and sentiments in their natural Iorms the
displayed in the humblest lot of society thus showing
that in the of siGre at least conensnt 6esfors
happiness than freedom; and At the represent
zig it is, people, viz: The Planter whomjusticc
seldom been DONE aud whose cha cSbi in
day life, we'll calculated 10 win the amiable ju
ment OF the world. .-
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter i-'Old Virginia
- 2-rhe Plantation-Uncle Toms Lazncss
3-Sobriety and Mcrriment.
1.-The Punishment.
6-Thc School Master.
C-Family of the Planter.
a. T-School Keeping.
S-Thc Secret League OF Rebellion.
a. y-Thc Surprise.
lD-Independcncc Day.
1.-THE OvcTsccr.
l2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
l3-uncle Tom and Diuah .
iEaliduish, Meeting oil School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dnah.
1G-Sunday. ....ua
1.-THE Overseer's Communication to the Planter.
IS-Thc Suspicion. ... .....
lS-School Masters Uneasiness and Departure
20-Unclc Toms Notions OF freedom.
2i-His Determination TO SO TO the State OF Flee
doni.' 1851. b
.. 22-The Escape.
23-The Pursuit.
2i-Budao-Thc boot black
25-Haid Times.
2-Uncle Toms Soliloquy.
.. 2I-The Alarm. ... ..... ......
2SAmerican Hotel. ...
o9-Thc Free Negro
3l-Couraee, Quietude and Concntment
3i-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
32-The Interview between Master and Slave
g" 33-Unclc Toms Decision
3i-.I,ack to Old Virginia. q.
=. 35-Conclusion
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[ NEM ] BOOKS,l
The Campaign ofGen. Scott
CAN INTENsELYINTER Roov


MOORE & ANDERSON, have Just ready III a Jp,...
- THE oASpA1GN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
in the vay Of Mexico, by Lieut. Raphael Semmcs Us1
VOL, with Map of the Battle Grounds-367 rages
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7rs impartial account OF all he saw-hendaH in n.
spirited and extended sketch Of tho last Mexespc,
pais. The author is attached to the Navy, b.s,
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utter having commenced its pcrusal to lay it asde
Ono OF The most gallant officers in the Navy.--
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ait is no small praise to the author to say that W.,
never read history evidently SO fairly writtenSL.
IA volume full of instruetion and interest He v,,.
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the distinguished actors init."-NationaI EIa
We have seen NO work whiehhas given such vivid +,
or Gen scotts Campaign irtss. e,s reg
Has given to the public eryattraeti work-cas,.
CS. c. Standard
We find in this hook, The most lfe.likc deseripso
men and thngs-of Scenery and society-of mareb., ~,
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We follow with interest renewed we advance o,n
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4 His naI descriptions drawn with great tele,
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Imagination he Crltlcses tho nllitary opcratio
cidcd partisan spirit, but with evident abity.-N n
5un-. no .s "a ~ ~ tl-f't l=s- - s9lsa "
The very best book which that war has called foul
II Philadelphia Presbyferia1: 80 '--'5
In reading some OF the authors descriptions OF as,
and storms rdy wonder at the fascination =,
enthusiasm productive of the almost incredible na;l
SO repeatedly displayed during the Mexican
| PRINCETON Rerfeto.
Thc book is more than its Statistics .pas
and sketches, give the reader clear account N ~
campaign ba found any where, superior inter-
If not in value to Major Rpleys History--M T. Ear
| geiisl.
Pays warm butte to the many admirable quaiu.,
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott-arptrs Mass.i,
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MISCELLA .NEOUS.
'wvMEELlNG FEMALE SEMINARY.

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Prof JOHN wINKLE, Music and German
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1852.
MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.

JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.
L. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L. SASosToS. Sergeant
S,Tgsants Deyuties-lst waId-Isaac N. Pearl I'd ward
Adm w. Clemens. I'd waTd-John Bowers. 18th ward
Henry p. Chapline. 9th ward-James S. Campbell.
Jous MOORE, Supennte ndent Water Works. z
J.cos l. BIER, Wharf Master.
JIcop AAtcX, Street Commissioner.
JAars NJ. EwIss, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents. .I..r % ~
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CUR of Wines and Liquors
DANIEL MURKAY, Market Master. -. Y.....
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
WH j. SroppIRT, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector
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BERGER or spine and Muscle Imminent.

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II can be had at
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