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ISCELLAl- NEOUs.



n HE regular time the commencement orthe Fail
Session Of this institution will be the fTst day Of SEP
The teaehsra at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev ~ 'i 3. y. s;ToLFoRD b. D., Principal
Hiss MARGARET ORR, ..,;.,..,.
Miss FRANois L. HARDING,
Miss MARY o. ToLFoSD, 44SSiitaHt Primary Depart
IToE JOHN @INk1E, Music and German.
Mr. L. 2; De MASSlAs, FrsFeh aud DRAGGING.
Hiss orr win not take active duty tho couuL
TN account OF P,ovidentlal detention at hons, II
,ToSably De with US inthe Spring.
Mss Bliss been several years cOncc:SI ,.I
SEs IN the higher branches taught In se5aes bur is
experienced Teacher OF Music and French. Pupils
music can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
The Natural Sciences Will hs taught by tho regular
ssorc the classes by some experienced Lecturer aud x
we would again direct the attention orparen:s to thi
Terms in the Seminary. ANY person knowing 20 grade
ipupil, will at once know the amount OF Tuition Where
tue majority ofthe studies Of pupil in any particular
lass, limits the pupils grade.
Hoard an Tuition. with room rent, Bedding Fire aEd
Lights and Ancient Languages ii desired, per session
.yusling for BOarders, per doz, 90
i'-y PUPILs-Tuton- Primary, Junior Gradcpor
session, COO
e Seminary proper, Junior Class,
a. :. Medd ii s class. 100 i
- Senior class, 1000
e Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
No crd etGFEeS, eIcep for The IoIIoL1id branches:
IIs reg session Orfve months with use OF instrument
ioI lessons, 1900
L &C OF instrument for daily practice, 200
,lDis. N Languages Painting or drawing, 1000
t:i:HO:4sry, Fancy Necdlowork, or plain Sew.
ICg, 'l-'1fi 500
I,c1! NI:sic, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
whc: Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Senna
il consequence the extra trouble, the same Is churg
c.! - N tho Seminary, viz: StS per session.
Pupils charged the time entrance to the close
o. session. and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference 10 the management or the school,
luvc only tosay, that have hero Gorei4ent and
ADMINISTERED kindly nlocd but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey. OuI
SUCH that pupils are under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
es ira care and troubet Tcachers but Il e only
sErtcr We have lOund Teachers, who have well sustain
ell our views
Asto the progress OF our pupils In sound learning,
those interested will visit attend
will Toint them the members OF our higher cassc,
ard He aunt ao,trG our pledges
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MORRIS 4 JACKSON, Proprietora.
NJ YERis. UNIXRksUm NO. Nv.
EptTrD uYicHGs. 4. DANA.

THIS daypubiisaed contfing the following elegant
steel engravihgs: ''The Cathedral OF Strasbarg''-
fToIls Chapel Cnear Kusmeht in SNitzerland1 1.-THE
Palace of tho Legion Of so 'Tho Ruins Of
RtGwah, s'C IndiGJ - 80
win descTptiye tsxt. Price 5entsor Speryolume
SUBSCRIBERS inadganee repetVe spendid engraving
premium Published semi Ihonthly
The publisher VIII supply specimen numbers tously
and Postmasters and viii make LIBERAL arrange
tneiIts with them for circulation THE UNIVERSUM.-
alsb supply Clubs two mona 1t s. half Year,
AThvRPeTpoRs at &1Nf and of nuber at the
'Faies6s itf-sf. I ~ HBRR3fANHfJ. MEYER,
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DISTANCES.
The oil of Grape Vine.

THIS oils the result oftwenty years Investigation by
French Physician, and is now extensively used in
Prarce both for purpose ofkeepng the hair goesy, and
restoring It in bald places,
This Oil IspaTeulaTly recommended As It Wtllrender
The Hair eo glossy, and pliHble, besides mahng about
Two sliadea darker.
Porsslehy J.B.VoWRLL, q Unioaats
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CONGRHSS HALL.


and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession or that well established and
vorably known Hotel
CONGRESS- HALL,
% Third ant; Chesnut strcets
They house thoroughly repaired all the
modern improvements INTRODUCED and furnishedin style
elegance which will at render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience. s.-Ei
This is decidedly the hest located house in the CITY, being
the Immediate vicinity OF business, the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines ofOnnbuses leave o every part city every
few minutes, their head quarters being within square
OF tnis House.
The subscribers determined TO spare no pains in
making this co1yenlen and comfortable he1He to the
MORRIS JACKSON, Proprietors.
James B. Norris who Is 6I known to many OF the bus
mess visiting tho city lately in the Hardware house
Of James J. Duncan Co.. and formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia Hotel St Louis. will have control Of the manage
nIent OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
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PR0sPEOTUs5
CAM wHIG REVIEW!

AMERICAN WIG REVIEW!
TN the originsi Prospectus or the Aperiean ReysMn
laued at Washington by Mr. Colt0h, its former
tor and Editor number OF the Leading Wing Mi
the Twenty seventh Congress iQ8t6-G anhserioed VA
names to the following RESOLUTIONS ,.,,,r
Earnestly approving the paE Of such
long needed and OF manifest importance, the ~
agree to contribute for its pages from time 70 unS
communications may be necessary to set o.
fend the doctrines Of tha United Party Of ths y.
Signed by George p Marsh Daniel ~ BsInaIe, r L
Pherson Berrieh, L r. lngersnll b JOY MoIIs, ~
Clngman Daniel Webster, X. G.. Winthrop honas
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. p. Kennedy, WA q AI'
Rufus Choate, Alexander II, StePhens.,, Ill
An engraved p0rtuit Of some %
be found In every number OF the Review. They
ally te portraits of living American Statesmen ana
that is possible, win be accompanied with an
tic Memoir Of the person epTeaented. ss,i,,k
The first objects OF tho Review are OF eourse N
tbs designed 10 set forth and detend the ~
and ths OF the United JRhfS fGIy
Unten 1t has been matter OF just 70 t
though II embraces its due proportion o. lne
goRce andiearning OF the country, II has mo
Monthly Organ devoted to tho expression ana mi
its opinions and measures The OF tne
can Review have done what t them lies 10
repfoach by securing c5ntTibh tion1 from
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Subscriptions to clubs OF not less than ten
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JusT PuBIlrlIl!sHEn
COMP TIE IN Two VOLUMES, RoYALsyo
TIE FARNEfpa CUTIE IN

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRIc11Trv,
ALIAS THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION OF STEPHENS Enov
OF THE kARNlhi'nY HENRY isrEfnEsS, d /. I. ~.
EDINBURGH, WITH AN AMERICAN APPRKpIx. nv - 800 W
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This work embraces every subject ofimport,pe, a.,
ted with Agriculture, in all its bTaehes bo
retical and practical lts clear and spacious dsi, ~
fnlncsS aid accuracy of its information ths
have, in Agricultural work ~
tice, never been cquaed tits arranged under ioT ~,
ate heads, Represented by the four seasons or NJ
Winter, Spring, summer, Autumnand the notss n s..
lessor Norton aie APPENDED III the same order. NJ
greatly TO the value OF the work by adapting II to
climate, growth, &c., OF this country. The united ~
Oftwo such distinguished writer's constitute this III ~
complete and valuable Agricultural work ever Siusd ~
the press II complies to large royal Syo yolume m
contains 1000 pages, beSdes II splendid yin :
about 600 engraVlngs wood. The latter iGstrSetr
every implement OF husbandry now nuse; he mr.
methods 0iplOwing planting, &C.; and the iormer ~
mestie animals, the farm Stealing, DC. -
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NOTICES OF THE III R 3 = AAaS

FARMERS GUIDE-Ihc concluding number OF thI Eof
Is upon table, and but repeat the unanimous t,ri
OF tho Agricultural press in saying it iS mang u M
complete and reliable Olthe contributions to Sent al
practical Agriculture The arrangement OF the Worf n
convenient for reference the illustrations beantL M
comprises Two royal SvO vols Zoo pages, fnrlg CO..
MoSdcUts and IA steel uVings. GElit1ts
ave GSvc received this highly interesting and nil
but, above practical work We know on Oh
Agricultural wO eyer published In this couutiI MA
nigh compare with the Just named In useGlness nj
int insC merit III seneT -.'S- Wool GToayiH
''TnE FARMERS GuIDE.-This work Is a Tieh mInsd
Agricultural knowledge, presented in simple and anI
style, giving copiOns details of the best practice R
ARMS, and adapted TO general use In this country b. N
Jndiclous notes OF the american eitor. Tho htefe
farmer will find reading In the eopE
tsOn between English and American huSbandry for Wild
ttf1nisnes ample naterials he may obtain many Ilhs
hints for increasing the product of his own seTs n.
mental stimulus given by the pefnsaI OF subj wInl
quite as important their immediate pupOse1
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Rom stunrt5s m est ceIeDfhtedI 191nssa+nos
TlHIy large and magnificent Portrait OF "
who have Seeft to he Of tho most
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g Your Coueha {

ITO all such sare abOring Coughs Colds Hoarse
i ness Pains in the Breast, Splitting blood, &C., we
would honestly recommend the OF Brentlinser,s Com;
pound Syrup OF Bonese pleasant safe aud speedy
1t can be had at Messrs PATTON & LAKES, end OF
TIE SuspentiOn Bridge, and at t,t;fH. r
BRENTLINGER e ARAfSTRONE,S&
aug2i-Er;d Monroe street, .WheSling.
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CONSUMPTION CURABLEl

CONOJ MI 1lON1 HOOI(AphEi %
Robert SanersOn, Justice tho Peace in Rusl CTcci
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF 'sMajC
General SandersO,'' RnUfcer in the 1872
Consumption by the ol''WistGrs Balsam of Wild
Rush Creek township, Fairfield Peb, %, 1852. y
Dear ST-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged By my being cured q Consumption by the use OF
CDR Wi3ars lalsIm of Wild Cherry, will state the
SYMPTOMS OF my that others similarly afflicted may be
induced try this invaluable remedy ICSperenced great
difficulty in bcGhingi lad the hectic fever with violent
iIuscs frequent cold Chs, with pain III
my and accompanied by very bad cOughi
very nights and had great night swcas pGspi
should say at least two gallons night, wGttirg tbi
Smpccly through, had not been able 10 work To-
scars. lut l much emaciated and almost elples
when commenced using WiBtaTs Balsam OF Wild Cherry
hlvc nall % hotties Flnd am free from all tOs
complaints for my hcalthis good.
am now years old and have not taken any Of til
alsa m since 1SlG my health is good
require any medicines. But II should have any return
nv former symptoms should WistaTs Balsam OF Viii
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messrs. Fall q Nc
Cracker, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio
ROBERT SASDERSON.
The genuine wstar's Halsam OF Wild Cherry has IA
smilc OF the signature OF Henry Wsta NJ. d., Philade
pha, and 'SaiOtd IL Park on finely executed stce:
rraVed wrapper. No OtlcS can be. gcnuTe.
10 Price 81 per bO;tlc-siN bottles for 80 a-E
Sold qy J. ID. Park, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut stTees-Onalc
on Walnut strcttu whom all orders must be ADDRESS
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GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. WeAt By0adtsGy aud Franklin street. Nes York
4 this Establishment be i very rOTTeCI Repre-
"A Seat4ti0m o. LADY IN CHINA, under the INFLU.
nSCE oF ofinM, head toGgpe AID LANDS III nooni the
:nd best collection Ancient and Modern in the u s.
bluff, lead buttons marked u S A., threecorncIed Hat,
BIeeches, Caters, &c Also, binds Various Plum
War Shells, Minerals Gold Silver, Copper AID other ores
Rich on Painting ine EisIaySs win many other
ecticn cannot be iOuhd m OF the kind
United To- be EIeat Ivonier Th caIcs aIe iei Su
nom the neck down TO the middle They ETUyV
Jefferson county York by Mr. John Jennings
Live White Raj from Jerks Penn EidmiitqHce GRAFT.
IS Games for Exercise AID nlenent, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Domnoes. Billiard Room with two spei.
REFREsHMENTS%Dn and Supper parties can be
at very short notice The Lader will DO
supplied with all the elcaCes OF the Came Oys.
tiers, BceSteak, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets, &C., provided
at any hour.
MlNO that will repeat almost anything alter stranger
INSTRUMENTATION for political meetings any party.
celebrated Establishment and having made various aiteIa
uons prepared TO accommodate Travelling Public
Transient Boarders in style not unsurpassed by the beat
Hotels OF the city OF New York The bar Room, which
collection many years. will sustain reputation accorded
it under the charge Mr.. Thomas Riley, quality GIFTS
TORY where meals will be all oTte day
and evening Private rooms for Referees,
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties, &c, DC.
ThePublie respectfully invited to grant him share OF
- -. CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
5a1 Wishing for pure ns and Spirits may depend
N B.-Pdvate families supplied with Dinners or Suppers
superior style for Parties any number respec
tive homes, and wares OF glass silver paTt
OF the City yREE CHARGE.
CMAmBERLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.
LOCATED CORNER OF MARKET THIRD sTREErs, r1Trs.
BURUH.
o. f. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts
P. 4. SPENCER, Professor Of Penmansldp.
NHE principal object ortAfs Institution is to aor young
men opportunity OF obtaining thorough and ii.
knowledge ofpoUbo Entry Book Keeping its a
pcatiOn to business operations generally Applicants
enter College at time and attend both day and evening
The Instruction. s SUCH win enable student
take charge OF and conduct scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF tile
PENsEANsnP-To write a and legble deSira
bic accomplishment in the education young gentlemen for
every profession and particularly those who arc
desirOus OF qualifying themselves Tor mercantile
This department ic conducted by p
Spencer Ohio, author of the EDcnceTian system Of
gentleman well known throughout cou-
try, accomplished penman, and as one Of the
most successful teachers ofthe age
Communications addressed to o. K. CHAMBERLAIN.
will receive prompt attention. auS2f
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NE BO0ES:
The Campaign Of Cen 49,

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The Campaign of Gen sosss
IAN INTER Rsr1N~
IL adtiiiH JI0oBl IkMo5G ~ !1ssook,
-MooRR &kNpERso NJ nayeta str.aa,iss.
II THE o4aP A1GN oFiGRSsR ss'e.a
In thu vally ofAlcxito, by Lieut.. Rapkss ISeC o1T
VOL, witha Map ollhe Hattie GROUNDS v.S.S
detailed account Oh General Scot. bfit
if ,f7-- tleYt. " man OF sterling serse
..I Impartial account ofall no saw. d.
I'D spirited and extended sketoh OF tbe,,.,,,
pnigri Tho author Is attaehed to lie sslAC,s
eeGtder connected with the ~ ~ hecaS
Written ina elearand vigorous style AM !;
after having petlsal, tolsy Il ~,
Ono orthe most gallant o1iccrsfn ths n
whole volume, work oil intellect, IA n,
place tnthe- department tomhieh;i II bsShrs e "a
Wits no smalfpraise to the author N a. ~.
never gc19 history evidently 80 wT fas ss
ia volume llIlorinstructi0h and tD,s,.... ~
with flowing pen, in vigorous atyle, ne l
tive Of WITH efsoiSi Ais an
We have seen no work which has given sirh a.,
PIessions OF scenery and chsrSctef 10
OF Gen 3 seSt e SsRSlgP : 10 '
Is. o. StGndaTa.f - ~ ts 81 9Tf, i.
We find in this hook; ne most life.llk, 49,.
men and thihgs-If Scenery and SocfetyEof
Re1iep. A'-AGltas
We follow with interest renewed, "a VISA
footsteps ofthht eOnsmate tsoldfef WHO'S o. u
tIiunphs from NcTa Cruz the City OF ~
res m9@aser ID e
His or Gina descrpti ons are drawn with rr.,,
He ltyey and spirited tratSny His s,i
are extremely vivid, and produce deepimDTs
Imagination He Grticises the T. onI
SIns. f INV. ,.,.a,-4H $50 'ls'' '-F;F ii
The very best book which that war has called a..
fhilddeLPhtr fTesbyteyidH sssi93s y = $50 ,'eftk>
threading some OGthe authors descriptions 4,
and sto ms one can hardly wonder at the faSes,ta
enthusiasm productive Of tho llm6st n. @ ~
IoieeSS so displayed during the Mersp w.
The book ismors than its statistics, ,,,.
and sketches, give the reader as clear an Scctt
camnaign as can ba found any HsheTs superior Y
not in value 70 Major 1pley's History,-N 4 s!t
| Pays warm tribute TO the many ysamirabls ,,r.,
that eminent commando Gen. Scott Hayptr, ~ us
~ AGEsTs4Santed, to circulate thia worE n Si
tho United States, with whom liberal arranSt,Pd no
bcmadc for canSassing particular counties or n
4 Orders must DO accompanied with tho cash = -'i4a-
R'ELlTORs giving this a1ve TtiSement two mr. -.
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CHARLES ]. PETERSON,
Mechanics, nInnufa liireFI .and tors.

Mechanics, mnnufncturcrsi and inventors.
tFTlHE EIun1u VoLtHE OF the SCIENTIFIC AN
i commences 18th or September. tis principal.
Iy devoted TO tile dtuson 0fds6ihi practical knoYedee
aud is enncnty calculated to advance the great or
Industry echaHcai, Manufacturing aHa Asrietl htfdl-
the genius and master spirit OF the nation. r.,
1t is uurtValcu Journal OF
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The Publishers pledge Themselves that the future vn
shall at least equal If not surpass their predecessor
Among the subjects Chiefly brought forward discussed
in its columns, are: CHi Engineering Agriculture Rail-
roads, Bridges, agricultural Implements Manufactures of
Metal Fibrous and Textile substances Machinery 70. Inc
purpose, Chemical Processes, Dfsfng, Coiori1y DC
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Planning MaGhncs, Tools for LuTJber liric Machines
Farming. Fire rms, Electricity, eeEraphs Surgical In
strents, &c, besides Claims Of Patents Reyievs
Notices Of New Inventions, american Foreign Tho
work is in form for binding, contains several hH,ire m
grdrtgs over four hundred pRges of printed matter and
copons Index Nearly all tie valuable Patents ich Issue
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LETTER FROM MR.. STEPHENS.
'"'A aREpBRAE CoTrA0E, RpINlrnnrt

''Hessys. Leonard Scott j. Co.,
ii "Genenlen-l beg 10 say that your asattTs vl5
the only genuine edition published in the United S
America OF my work, the Book of FGT,', TIA tIS
circulating present in tho ates under the tite d
"Book OF the Farm, Is taken from the frat edition
work, written ten years ago, whchin my second e1io
entirely re modclet ard IN great part TewIote id
all tho more recent improvements in the practice d.
culture suggested by acientific experiment, and
in ehcctq1itcia new book. ~ I]l4'
81 am Sirs, your cbediept Seryaut
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kTANpElNa ColIaIITTKFs.

tha NAV ChaT
.nan.) Lamb, YaIhalItnd the Clerk
ON FiNkNers- MeSsrs. BTadyi Gill and Lamb.
- or Aeeo5STh- Messra- Wiekham HornbroOk anil
e-Ox -Isssrs. Forbes BishOp Nc.
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on MfFrlr srt6ysEs--lf..aFa. wIeGA.m, LETTERS, and
Cor Gill Brady, the
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on RAIL RoAD4-Mesars. Brady BishOpi Forbes Gin.
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Extract froma letter received noma Physician in Md.
CAMBRIDGE, Md, oct. O.h, IouU.
MessIs SANDS, tienteInem:-hy little daughter al
nicLed long Head and Eyes, and by
usIEg your sasaPaua, perfectly cuIcd, nedl.
cnes aud having Jailed 10 IctcN hes. Having
used il efficacy, confidently
II preference any O;cI II seems possess UrS.
ties contained any other cFarailOni mud
purchasers they. used invariably
same article whenever they require medicine
which this tSIcconmcIded. Resi- ccIIully yuuIs,
J. FLlNI, Vi. II.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale aud Ieta by A. H. y ID
SANDS, Druggists aud Chemists, lOO Fulton St. corner
William, New York Sold also by druggists gene ally
throughout tho United and Canaas. Price 81 les
bottle; six bottles IOT 8. For by
.ss-r--#rr. }. II. GRUMBAChER,
y. - -s,,s. No. I16 Main 81, Wheeling.
L. ~tltox OF fttsbuigh; SCdtOn d sharpe MaysYc,
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