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


EGng ratives and incidents in the real 'LIYr
~ TuE LowLY.' hy ". il. g. Smith, Esq
The object OF abe author is represent the condition
c Slave IN his udc but comfortable cabin his daily
slave, the istakcE impulses and misconceivcd views
UrthcIL PEIlanihropsi, Ac and represent the
PASSIONS and sentiments Ia their natural tie
displayed III the ublcst lot OF society," thus showing
that, III the Of The siure al least Gesors
hGYess then freedom; and the represent,
class people viz The Planter 10 whom justice
seldom been done, I'd whose Chlracter exhibited
every day c Is Wei Circulated 10 win the amiablc judg
L. Oi the world
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter l-'Od Virginia.
- 2-The Piantaton-UncI TOMS Lazilcss
3-Sobilety and McrrincIt.
1.-The Punishment. r.H
a. E-Tlc School Master.
Family Of the Planter
"a 1-Sclool Keeping
a. S-Ihe secret League OF Rebellion.
a. g-Thc Surprise.
80 il-lndeleudence Day.
90 1.-THE OvcIsecr.
' I2-SelIool Masters Lessons OF Fl eedom.
i3-Unclc Tom and Dnah.
- ,i-llidnght Meeting ofSchool Master, Uncle Tom
and Dluah
i5-Cassy
:. 1.-THE ovcisecr's Communication 10 the Planter.
az lS-Thc Suspicion
"a iS-Schoo Masters Uneasincss and Departure.
'' 20-Unole Toms Notions oil Freedom.
2t-liis Determination 10 so 10 the state OF Fec
douI.'
a. .2-Thc Escape.
+" 23-The Pursuit.
=. 2i-Bunalo-Thc Boot black
2o-llaid Times.
' 26-Unc!c Toms Soloquy.
a. 2T-TLc Alarm.
.' 2S-Amcrican Hotel.
- 2y-Thc Free Negro.
=. 31-Coursge, Quic;udc and Contentmcnt.
e 3l-Niagafa Falls, Clifton House, CanadE.
:. 3a-The Interview between Master and Slave.
20 33-Uncle Toms Decision.
:. :I-Back to Old Virginia.
a. 35-conelusion. Hfsr r-htlsu@
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CONSUMPTION Durable.

t... r. CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Sanderson. Justice til: Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county Ohio and brother OF SIG.r
General Sandcso" officer In the of 1912, cured u
Consumption by the use OF "Wstnr's Halsam OF Wild
Cherry rE..E t,tG.u..
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. Feb. %, 1872
Dear SirAs consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the OF
.Dr Wisiar's Basam OF Wild Cherry" will the
SYMPTOMS case, that others similarly afflicted may he
try this invaluable remedy. experienced great
difficulty in breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
ushes frequent cold chills, with pain IN
my side ard breast accompanied by bad cough
at nights and had great night sweats, rers
Tin;, should say al least two gallons night wetns the
bed completely through had not been able TO work for
scars i;ut much emaciaicd, and almost helpless
,vhsm comrnsnccd using Wstar's linsnm of Wild Cherry
have gscd i'll all 10 bottles End am free from all those
complaints, for my health is good
! am inw SO years DID, and have not taken any OF the
l,aan 1916, because my health Is good
req &c any medicines. Hut IL should have any OF
my former symptoms should use Wsiars Eaisam OF Wild
Cherry. procured The medicine OF McssIs. Fall IL Nc.
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSOE.
The genuine Wis;ars iialsam OF Wild Cherry LAT
sime OF the signature OF Henry Wstar, NJ d., PhiladcI
phia and SANFORD IL Park finely executed steel
rayctl wrapper No othcs can be. genuine.
u-5-prcc 81 per bottle-six bodies for So
Sold Qy j. d. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut
Walnut strcet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

HIS Oils result oftwenty investigation by
i French Physician, and is extensively used IN
France both the purpose okeepins the hair glossy and
rcstorincit in bald places. .t-tg
This ispartieulary recommended il will render
the Hair son glossy, and pabe, besides making il about
two shades darker. 49, t
Prepared only by Dr. Pontain Pans, 2octs per- bottle
.Forp>,eb by il V0WELL 81 Unionst.
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CurY oEFICEIss FOE 1s5a.

MUKUAN NELNUN, Mayor.
JAMES s. wHEATE, Clerk.
X. W. HARDING, Treasurer
}. l.. SAs0sroS, Sergeant.
StTrrrar< DeFles.-lst vvard-Isahc II. Pearl I'd
Adm W. Clemens. Sd waTd-John Bowers. 18th ward
Henry p ChapliHe. 9th ward-James s Campbell
ions MOORE, Supernte ndent Water Works.
JAcou Z. BEE, Wharf Master
JAcoB AsIcx. Street Commissioner.
JAMES VI. EwIsC, Assessor and Collector OF Wafer
Rents.
JOSHUA c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurcr, anu Qua
CUR OF Wines and Liquors
DANIEL MuRRAY, Market Master.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Collector of assessments
wv. J. STopDART, City surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVIN Flour Inspector.
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CONGRESS HALL.

THE pleasure informing their
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and IA
vorably known Hotel. ..
CONGRESS HALL,
" IN Third d,Chesnut streets.
They had the house thoroughly repaired and all the
mode improvements introduced, and furnshedin style
of elegance which will render II unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience. 80 -.
This decidedly the best located house In the city being
the immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and MARY other public buildings -
Lines of Onmbuses leave for every part OF the city
lew inues their quarters being within square
of this House. -
The subscribers are determined to spare pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. ~ 70
James E Norris, who is well known many the bus
mess visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
James J. DuncantS CO., and formerly proprietor ofthc
Virginia Hotel Louis will control of the manage
nf the House, assisted by polite and corrrctcn
:. 1r ailHt E---L3 2
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REAL FIRE PROOF sAFEs.

MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
-IESSRS. BURKE d BARNES CELEBRATED q .
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
TIME Safes, in Louis was before so
well established, that further PROOF or the
being all Others been
unnecessary; but in order accommodate Mr. Hall the
maker of 'Hall's Patent Concrete SafesI
all other makes Eoie in United
States (Wders patent included took his Challenge
result is below by the Committee who
intended the burning othe Safes We only tc,
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer. =.
Safe which tested is 10 be Store
will doubt their fire proof qualities
after having the specimen which passed thIorsi
''''' u 49, E r. VIOLET, & co,
Agents the Manua cturers, No13 Leyee No
% Com. Street.
The undersigned committee appointed by Z. Hail. on
behalf of Hall. nodd & Co., OF Cincinnati and Mcssrs i
Pittsbrg TO test the fire qualities safes
by thc: respective princ:pals-repor that
Gay subjected Safe OF zach manufacture similar
size which had in years. ovens TO fire
made with ~ wood, and Pittsburg col for
space five hours, and during lime we
lieve applied far greater an that in any
nary conflagraon-thit at the expiration of time on
taking the funcce and cooling them down
the casting both places entire
ly burnt off, pi.. the books uninured OH
opening, .:nd books and papers entirely u
This found TO Re the with both safes only
pcrcepble difference in the appearance 81 the Interior
that the rnsh the woodwork OF Burke Barncs
entirely uIrjurcd. while that Hail. Dou & Co.'s.
that result this test have hcs.a
ton in recommending safes OF both parties tothe
dencc ofthc public.
nc WARWICK p. MILLER,
DAVID II. BISHOP,
GERARD Il. ALLEN.
st. Lonis. June ie, 1859. aures
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In,poIations this port made by way New Orleans,
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Extract from letter received noma Physician in Nd
ALI ntI,CI Il Ict e. =

CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Oct. 9th, 1850
Messrs SANDS Gentlemen MY little daughter was al.
icrd for long time with Sore Head and Eyes by
siL, your SaIsaaTii1, perfectly cured other medic
cnes and having failed TO relic her, Having:
used and tested its efficacy, lnow confidently
IL III preference other, possess proper.
ties contained any other preparations; and that
purchasers after they have used il, Invariably
article again, whenever they require medicine for
which this is recommended. Respectfully yours,
J. FLINT, VI. u.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by A b. * DI
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton St, corner
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout United and Canldas Price 81 pcr
bottle; six bottles for s.. For sale by
J. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. 155 Main St, Wheeling
L. Wilcox OF PtsbuGgh; Sharpe MaysyiIle
ShaekIeiord Criehton Portsmouth; and (. b. Iiinal
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MISCELLANEOUS.


III y
n HE regular time Tor tho commencement ofthc Fall
LSession OF this institution, will be the rsi day Of S
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev. II. " ToLFoRD. b. D.. Principal.
Miss " BLISS
Miss MARGARET ORR III e..
Mi8s MIRA II. TOWNSEND, N''t"s'
Hiss FRANCIS l.. HARDING,
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD. 4ssistant Primary Depart
i.ni. -s5.T3f.E
Prof JOHN wlNkLE, Marie and German.
Mr.. L. F; De MASSIAS, French aud Drasins.
Miss will not take active duty tho eon8ts,e s'or.
IN account OF Provdenal detention al hon :; s,: Vii
..o5a5y &c with Us in the Spring. .,..-tf .,.t.-
Mss Bliss has been for several years comcc:sI lI
cninnry near Philadelphia She not only gives :.struc
the higher branches taught in Scmnaries but
- experienced Teacher OF Music and French, Pupils
iuHc can receive lessons as they may prefer either
he Natural Sciences viii be taught by the regular
ore the classcs by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again drec, the attention orpsren.s To INF
pupil, will at once know the amount or Tuition. Where
Tie majority the studies OF pupil arc in any particular
lass, that is the pupils grade.
Hoard and Tnition with room rent Bedding, Fire ard
Lights and Ancient Languages, il desired, rcr Session
Washing for Boardcrs per doz, so
| Hay Prrns-Tui tion-Primary, Junior e radc,cr
session, 500
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
Meadis class LOO
Ancient languages, Fourth year, 1000
70 eEH c1dTssS eIcePt JoT ne JoffotridS branches:
,sc rcr acssion of five months, with
IoI lessons, 1900
Uc OF instrument for daily practice, sEtr 900
| jpd: 4 Languages, Painting or drawing, 1906
| EI:5o'',ry, Fancy Neellework, or plain Sew.
!EG. .....-..s. 900
icS! a:csic Chemical Philosophical Lectures 90
Wic: Music Teacher gives lessons out the Semna
IL cor sequence of the extra trouble, the carg
Cd! - ~ the Seminary, viz: Slsper session.
Pupils arc charged from the time OF entrance
o. :cs.on, and ne deduction made sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, we
liz only tosay that we have here Government and Lar
| administered ant
Law, which all concerned must respect and obey Oui
rungcmcnts are also such. that pupils under the
of Eemae Teachers night and day. This system gives
e. ira and trouble Teachers but is The only SAT-
shIi- We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
| cal views- s -.g .r.r. sr.. els,s7 sfss-H-
As to the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit u.s. attend cyamina
will point them 10 the members higher clnssc.
ard say-Hie SUM- ,iostrd nonumena-hcre pledges
Wheeling Aug. 81.
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1IEuHERs OF COUNCIL.

FiRsr wIKD-John MeLuie, Jr.; John Hushcsi s. n.
Woodrow; Isaac Colts.
SECOND wAED.-John Bishops Geo. E. wckham.
THIRD WARDS. Brady; J. J. Yarnal; John NJ. Math.
ews; Daniel Lamb.
ForRrn wAKD-Dr. James Tanner; E. C. Jenersi \. s.
IIallowell; ID. V. ThaTp; David Hammond.
Fu1u wARp.-Georse Forbesi John W. Gill; LoTcnz'
D. Watt Jacob HoTnbIook Henry Echos.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
w1IEELIyG POST OFFICE.
No. -, MONROE STREET.
:. :. IAcoR s. SHRrVER, z. NJ.
.rRrvAL AND DEPARTURE OF aAlLs-osEw ARRAserHEs-.>
Great MSii-arriyes r. m, from the East. e.

,ERIvAL AND pErARTrRE OF aATLs-SsEw ARRAscrNEs-o
Great M1i-arrives at . r. m, from the East.
T.. " departs at II p. m TO the West. ~
departs AT a. m, to the East.
Welsyc-sTlivcs daily Sunday excepted, at 10 m,
!cparts at o .. so
Charts day, same time s..- 80.
PaIkersburg-arI Monday, "Wednesday and Fridayj
cpaTts al m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Seubenve-arrivcs daily CSundays eSeeptad) at II P.
lcparts at o. A. N. grgr Ia -..H ...r !llL q.
Wooser-arves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
80. departs Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at
MoTganown-riG wayncsburg, Pa, arrives Thursday az
=. Departs Friday at G, a.
MorsanOwE-r1 Blacksvilc arrives Tuesday at G, p M
lEpaTts Wednesday al q, a. IN.
Bethany AID West l. berty-leavcs at O'Clock on Tues
LAY, Thu sday and Saturday.
RATS fosTAUE.
The new Post Office law, passed Marched, 1861 fixes
The OF Postage follows:
On Lsiters.-Any distance within the u S. notexecedng
miles, per half less, &c PREPAID unpaid
Exceeding 1000 miles, &c prepaid. or lOc unpaid.
Every hSIfourcc less additional 10 be charged extra
according TO the above rates.
Drop cent; advertised letters cent additional
10 aGy other charges.
Lu Circulars. &c
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Or. Guysott's Improved E2ntrnctor
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA
TlOS FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUINiNE,
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry!
Tho best Remedy ever known Man

-. Coughs Colds Asth,ua, Group Bronehtis Influenza.
EesiHg Of The Lungs, Difficult breathing, Lirer Afec
IL IS, Pain PeakneSs of The Breast Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, DC, 4c.,a dc.
In short this Balsams peculiarly adapted every disease
Of :he Lungs and Liver which is produced b.? our ev'fp
varying climate. E{.
medicinal properties This TACT is familiar to hiatror
in land and Physicians oten prescribe it in er.t
forms variety OF complaints. Tar, also, has been
equally noted for its virues and some physicians, whose
declare that consumption could be cured by t1t
In other hands, again. II nearly valuecss ovEs
doubt TO their ignorance in preparing and administering
u difficulty entirely Obvtated by patient experience
and long experiment. -T -
.c extraordinary medicinal powers these two sub.
stances now for the first time combined and enhna,
chemical process everything deterus USELESS Il
cectcd that what remains is the most extraordinary
ry cfcacous remedy for all kinds of pulmonary aid
liScascs known TO man. To convince all unbecy,
theory is really true refer TO few
cures performed by this wonderful medicine.
g Qa!s9"9@7499 99a9 &
7o lire sared BY of only three bottles of "Itar~
Baisam Of VIA Cherry" 4e2Haii
a ada. - ~ Mt. Eden. ny, July 81, 1862.
wistnIs salsam Wild Cherry that bought yen has
been signal benefit In family that wish to make
its virtues known the bencft of the public. III
NV wife took cold at the time of her confinement which
Cr Tiled lungs The physicians pronounced her dis.
consumption She had proiuse night sNveats and had
co.s she given for we deEpaiTcd OF hcr recovery
nencsi taking ITisdrs Balsam Of IITia Cherry
bottles effected entire cure with her and tho chill:
| both. tHLast f..... .t-. sI.H
graves il they had not used Wisiars Basam of Wild
| Ch=rry. SETH H. SEahCh..
Seth r. Scarcy, whose certificate ia above is man of
much veraci,y any in this country, and man Of soo
Judgement aud place entire reliance his statement.
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Look to your Coughs I!

70 LOOK TO your coughs!
ITO all such aborng under Coughs Colds Hoersc
i ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &C. we
would honestly recommend the BTentIinger's Com
pound Syrup of Borcset, pleasant and speedy
II be had at Mcssrs PAXTON LAxE's end OF
the Suspentiun Bridge, and at
aSl". - a tBRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG,S
aug2l- yr:d Monroe street. Wheeling
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Berger or Spine and Muscle Liniment
nB this remedial agent say anything the
" speedy and certain action in removing rheumatism,
Neuralgia Sprans, pains from Bruises, Burns &c. so
extraordinary that TO speak its real merits, you
really fear could credence assertions
ty ,4l,,,5-.+ 1t can be had
ff4 r5f.g PAXTON q LAKES, ,.y
End OF Susp. Bridge, and
ng.st-ty:d BRENTLINGER tEARMSTRoNG,S