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The on 81 Grape vino.

Oils the result OF twenty yeaTs investigation by
French Physician. and Is now extensively used In
both for the hair glossy, and
TeAtoIingit in bald places. 49,
This OIL particularly recommended a. It IyilIrenter
The hair son, glossy and pable, besides making about
two shades darker T.. -i-f ~ 4syl IA
Prepared only by Dr. FontaIn Paris cts PER- bottle
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4olt4e, saptd tetse ggly FIgfs 40tF' e EstEr's

~, 'sF' Basam ef fISia cFYTy. III
-, ~, - Mt. Eden, KY, July o.. 1850
Ntcssrs Harcourt, Howard & GeBts.ITke stDr.
Wistaf's BaIsam Cherry bought has
been signal benefit my family that mako
its virtues known for the benefit OF the public.
My wife took cold at the time of her confinement, which
cctcd cd her lungs Tho physicians pronounced her dis
case consumption She had proise night sweats and had
coughs She for despaired OF her recovery
and her child 1p0rook Of hnr complaint iSho then Go
neeed taking siHTsar's Balsq Of TPfld ChegTy, and,
three bottles effected an entire cure with her and the lille
ii have no doubt thatthoy would have been in their
Cherry, SRTHR. SRARCY.
Seth r. Searcy whose certificate Ia above,
much Vcraeity any in this country and man OF gool
Judgement we place entire reliance his statement
''' HARCOURT, HOWARD g. co.
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Ll,HR regular time for. tho commencement ortbe Fail
II Session Of this institution WI he the ,t gar IF s
The teaehere Al present connected With the Seminary
Kew ~ 'G 3. ". ToLFoRD, B.D, Principal.
Hiss MARGARET ORR. litai 4.,.,,n,,
Mlss FR H9S H. l. HIR sI!H s's
MIS- @: ToLFoaD i4''tiiaat rrt,nd,y DtS4tt.
B. M MRsSIAs 4 s s sss f Bgsst..
PFcr. i b. i b. Stone, Hosdi fe 80 -
Miss Orr will not take active duty tho
Sss Sss Ess s ~ 6 orc
.Is III tho higher taught in semnAfies but is
10 experienced Teacher of Music and French P9l54
rom Prof WinKlc or Miss Bliss,
lI1ie Natural Sciences viii be taught by the regular
rcdeheIs' and arrangements made for courses
9re the classes by some Lecturer and Ex'
We would again direct the attention orpsren;s, TO tht
in t6e seminary 3 Any Any person a9Ss Sg5Se
tic majority OF studies pupil are In any particular
lass, that iS thelpupils grade, .i.t
gs and Aheeat Lansses If desired Ter ssaSlSn
hay Pgrlt4T Junior Grqdeper co6
'iIJ. Senior Grade; lah 1900
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Mea &sE s slass. '...-1. i i3SS
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sc per session Drive months, with Use or instrument
| Tor lessons, --s-% 1900
| u 20 orinstrnment for daily practcesaC s{fC; 90
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
tn:'ro:dory, Fancy Neediewotkf or plain Sow. -.
ICgy ...- -s5:i jf.tA lNEI.l 8 90
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wIc' Music Teacher gives LESSONS out or the Scmna
of the extra trouble, the same is charg
cjs1s in the Seminary S1a
Pupils charged from the e OF entrance tho close
Of session. ad dsdue ton made except sickness
With reference to the management Of the school, we
have only tOsay that we have heTe Gouerlent and La
administered hndlysinaeed but still government and
law, whitehall EaneerHed must Tespect and lobeyJ Our
arrangements also SUCH that pupils arc under thu
care Female Teachers night and day. This
estra and trouble to Teachers but ne Only sG
sltrR. We have founI Teachers, who have well sustain
| ell our views
As to the progresasof our pups in sound learning
those interested ilTVist us, attend OUT Examinations
will point themto tho niembets OF higher cassc,
and HeGtit HosfFu are oar pledges
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A BooKFoR THE TIMES!
q7rrsg+5a ENTITLED M n sFqr2
Life at the South, or
,1t4UNGLE TOMS CABIN, ~

hatr 'tta-'-
Being narratives, incidents the real IyE
dY THE LowLY.'' Iiy W. L. @. Smith, Esq NO F' NJ
The object of le author is to represent the condition OF
The Slave i'll his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
IatiOns and pastnes the relations between master and
sdve the mistaken Impulses nd miscoReeived views
northern PhAnthr0pst, 90, De- and 10 eBent
passions and sentiments their natural torms as the game
dspaycd in the humbIcSt lot of society thus showing
tadn TedoHn3 and at the represent
is, class OF people, vE The Planter whOmjustiC
every day ; is welt calculated win tho amiabIc judg.
nent or tho world. .Il 1tit Ii
. TABLE, OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-fOld Virginia IT. - ~. b g.
90 2-The Planiution-Uncle Toms IaEness
3SObriety aud MerrinleIit. lt....
/" @-The PunshnHent.
" 6-The School Master.
G-Family OF the Planter H'sS
G i7-SehOol Keeping. HV {i.aa-..
d" s-Tbe Secret League of Rebellion, s
"a 9-The Sntprtso.t 49, 4isr'r e. - Z, 3
ID-lndependence Day. .tE ,.ln-fELils 49,
a. 1.-THE OVeTSeeE' Z .rrasr7 y ftt
12-SehO0pA Masters Lessons OF freedom, -3g..,
14-SIidlght Meeting OF School Master Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
rt..' 16-ChSAy.S i4.' s' f.f s-tt - -aa7-.1y
t'' 16-Su1dAy. ''f4r- t.t ~ II
l.t 1Trhe oyerseer's Communications the Planter.
Z" 1S-The Suspicion.
1s-School Masters Uneasincss and Departure.
az 20-Uhele TOMS Notions OF Freedom.
2I-Eiis Determination togo 10 tho State OF Free
dOnL, Il i. i4| 80 IsL T L'f.-
'' 22-Tle Bscape. r.a.. f.af Eitr 4. --ytsr
az 23-The Pursuit. .-sl.rrH n * 4.
S 24-Enfal0-The Boot black -.g5 ss-,--
20 25-HaId TlhlcSs4Il,a. o.. l.a.a Fs'-s- IS
a. 2G-Uncle Toms SoliOquy. .s-,. re- .ssa.l ,.H
'' 27-Th6 Alarndi j. .t.uF
=" 2S-AmeTicau Hotel.
e9-Ths Flee Eegio.t ANN -. -
'' 3O-Coprage, Quietude and COntcntment.
sI.zMiegsIa Fab, Clifton H9Gfs ioa9 e9 81,
a. -33-Upcle Toms Decision! 49, {
q 3t-.Hick to Old Virginia. - .-t,-l;i
e 35-Conclusipm ~ ~ - "a
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's m Of Wild Cherry!
TfisbcSf * III s. 81 Is s. ,sS nj Is Man

E.- Goas6 0oLas ASkNa iGrotg BrGMehftis, Ittetza,
hss9tFg of Lte HFedLhiRg, Liver Iyec.
.itIS Pain or TpedlesS Of Ehe Breast Side, First
Stages Of Cotisumptiot, 8,el, de-, dc.
short Balsams peculiarly adapted to every disease
varying climate. - 49AN lksJsa
Wild Clery has long been known ospossessimporaEt
medicinal pTupeTtcs This familiar every niAtron
land, and prescribe Il in GdersEt
forl. bur e variety Of Tar. ALSO has been
equally eoted Its viTtueS physicani, whose
familiar to the SShoe eouir have gone sot1ras
10 declare that eosnptfon could be cured by tCL
Lior. Ioho hands, aan, 1t nearly valueess owing
odouht, to their Ignorance preparing and
ffiCuty entirely ObYiaed by patient experience
and long Yreumant- 4Ei1D t1G u 6GfJ 'Yd
Tho extraordinary medicinal powerR OF these two Sub
"a DIX WISTAR's BALsAGI OF Wild CHERRY. IS
nice chemical process eeterirls Selss /:
truly elcasipgs for Az kinds of pulmonary
InGt dur theory drue, we to Eow caseS
cures rformed by this wonderful medicnn iiy
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3 NEW BlGlF
The Campaign of Gen. seass Y
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CITY ORRLGRRs FOR 1882.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
.. JAMES s. WHEATR, Clerk.
IL. " HARDING, Treasurer. .,- ....l
J. i. SANosroN, Sergeant s.-. u a. 40 e.. ,.,,-
SerEeanrE Dsputes.-st waEI-Isaae n. Pearl. EDWARD
Adm vs.. Clemens. ID ward-JOhn Bowers 4th ward
Henry p Chapline. 9th waTI-James $. Campbell
JouN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
-JAcoB Z. BuER Wharf Master.
JACOB ANICK Street Commissioner.
JANIS NJ RwING, Assessor and Collector OF Water
JoanuA c. WHY, Lumber and Coal Measurer and Qua.
IgnT OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master. ~. .--. DO
.THoM ~ CANPBELL. Collector OF Assessments. --.
Wa ]. SToDDART, City Surveyor .. -s..-.,
JANEs r MRLYIN, Flour Inspector.
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

TT has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
hest Physicians orour city, that in the oula,
Tctter, many other diseases, BRENTLtNaER's RLuD
ExTR SARsAPARILLA DARDELIoN, Ia decidedly
above aIIother speaks
GseI; SnS Ms M ns q
tho saepfit yet we are almost weekly receiving or
States by persons who by chance have
ofits wonderful curative powers The following from
very serious diacase;Tt "A 'fs;l - .
DEAR DocroR: sse,7,55.-f-.t
whenin Wheeling, have nearly cured me; please send me
anInc mora nv Yprcss Sffs'
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49, AIN"fk& " n H. 14NI Il AA1E1AJs 81.
For Purifying the Blood, and for the CurcOl
IscRoFULA, liERcURIALDI ASSES, RHEUMATISM
5CUTANEOuS RRUPTIONS, STUBBORN ULCERS, +
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPRPSIAS, BRoNClui ga
tbs, SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION; FE f..- F.
az YER SORES, FEMALE COMPLAINTS. h. II .
IN, ~ ERYs1PELAs, LOSS oFTHBAPPE-f tl.,I
l,s.gs.. TITR, PIMPLES, BILEs, GSS.g,.a.. -,,...,
'-'.s' --'-'.. RRAL DEBILITY, &c &c.
This preparation has borne the test OF over 14yeaTs
experience since its introduction TO public favor dur.
ing which time numerous limitations have sprung inp exist
ence founding their claims the confidence OF tho comuu-
n1F powers contained in Sarsaparia Roo
the great reputation and extended use Of which has cc
mainly attributable 70 The many wonderful cures c6ected By
tho use OF this While Sarsar1rn Root forms
an important part its combination it is, at the same
time compounded with other Vegetable remedies OF great
power and It Is in the peculiar combination and scientific
manner of its preparation, that its Tabe SUCCESS III
tho euro or disease depends Other preparations initiate
in tho style putting p and in bearing the of one OF
its ingredients, ends their resemblance 10 IL
Those needing remedy and purifier Ike this, are request
wbeIe this adherence exists and in making choeo
what they will not to take any other but that Que en-
titled their confidence from the long list ofcures 1t has
enecIel on living witnesses, whose Testimonials and rest
enees have beenpubsled and who arc still ing daily
testimony toi worth. 49,, .,-.' "a .. Is l- io
LIVER AND M. SALT SAL. R HE ~ ,s,.
Messrs A. b. & D. SiNps,-GentEcInen:.w Words can
i%teisease sat my vile Is reTeet health
Ofyoqr bic She was atseed MiS
body SO that would have been impossible to touch
9t was ss the sST , The bead 1Ss SS&
fell in large quantities. aud walking caused the most e1'
1E9%s sS be
afection Of tho liver, Connected with general debility and
Rrope and AmeFica had exhausted tho isulI remedies
without eectng cure, Of scarcely aOrdihg relief aud
your Ss sess S ne disease was M
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the travelling community generally that they have
this day taken possession of that well established and
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gents and Postmasters, and will make arrange
tneuts with them for circulation THR UEIYERSUM,
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CITY DIRECTORY.

ClIY DlREClO64.
TereLants' and 1Icchanies' Bank.
fs5i aIxeoRroRArrD 1895. CAPrrAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JouN W. GILL, President; SosIEsEI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tnesday
North Western Bank OF virginia.
IxcoREoRArED 1919 CArrTAL $4,000.
-s Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
John C. CAMPBELL Presidenti DAS'L. LAAB, Cashier
Discount day-Thursday- H.s.u5- sd0'
MaauEacturers' md Farmers Bank
$50 OrWhecIinE. 7a rI @s
,f...- Main street, between Monroe and Quincy. ~.
NC ssoaroRArEp Mach. 1851. CArrTAL Stock SSooO0a.
+ iTIEos SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier
wheeling savings HnstItHtfon.
~ IN t No. 1872, Main st. ss5 .5s g 80
O.. .qaa ,InoroDoHATED' 1891 CAPITAL $4,000. ".
\ NELSON, Presidents WILLIAM MCCOY. Treasurer.
'"si savings Hank OF wheeling.
coruer of Main and FOlt streets. Centre Wheeling.
IacoRfoRATrD 1881. C1PrTAL $4,000.
THos. II, LIST, Presidcnti WV RAMklH, Treasurer
Discount day, Friday l II
MASONs. ,,sHe'
oDoE RoOA Me- III, Main ST. Robbs Chair Factory.
ONO LOnoE, No. 1Oi meets the first Monday night OF
wirrELIS0 UEroM cuArrER, No. 49, meets the seeon,t
Monday night Of every month 49,
night or every month. ...
WnRRLIRG BNCANPNENr OF X T., meets on the fourth
Monday night OF very month ,g...
".'a ODD FELLOWS.
LoDoE RooM No 1e3 MARKET street. the Post Office.
VIR0IMUs LoDGE, No. g meets every Thursday evening
iFRSNKLFH LODGE, No. IL meets every Monday evening
VIZ TELL LODGE No. %, meets every Wednesday, eve.
WHEELIN0 LODGE, No 60 meets every Saturday evening"
PAAoLA LOD0E, No. 81, meets every Friday evening
ABkANs ENCAMHNENT, No l. meets lst and I'd Tuesday
leach mouth. ...r.
Ht wheeling Custom House.
RtablIshed In 1881. E. Il. SwEARINGEN, Surveyor anil
Collector Of CustOms Once No. I9, Union street.
To this pOr made by way orNew Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.