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w BBLS NUTS fnccss and Lisbon, paper shell; lVica
LIZ Sicily bitter and sielIed Almonds English.
wanus hlberts cream nuts, cocoa nuts aud chesnuts,
store and for sale by - "
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Family Groceries Mo. Il.

81 ...s.t4 g. 7sCARPETLNG.t1 llI
and ply arpets, bright colors and al
4IlCO wool, received and for sale cheap. by
OCt1 o. 4.
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] - M =. - N huVlC6.
you are troubled with cough pain in the breast or
l. any Affection: oil the Lungs-Use orentInrcrs Com
puuId SyII:p Boneset. : - =. -" :.
II you afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises sprans oryour hands ale FROST
or chappcd-Usc tie Berger Spine Muscle Lin-
ment; and rs,a 7.5 - - = - :. =
Should be affected with scrorule or any d:sease
arising hom impurity OF too blood, inucious use
of mercury by all ~ ocure Brensser,s Fluid Exr
tract of Sa;sapaIilla and pandelion. 80 u
These remedies have becn tried and in all
CAGES tlsuctory evidence
efficacy every other medicine in the fthcsc
complaints, Tor WHICH they recommended. ~
To be had at = tIs W -i.-,- ,.s..,. 81
o. - :BRENTLINGER g. ARNsTRoNG,s :, :.
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and PARTIES fur nsIed in the best style. and At
short notice, at the Premium Confectionery and Cake
Bakery Of [noylT] T NJ PARKER,
Rrothcr .gonathn ns for Christmas have arrived al
I'D tie Depot OF ,
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this day, laTge as4Octnlent d SIX and
~ Cashmere hats OF the late Spring style from New
York and Philadelphia Gentlemen wishing ha ftSS
The best Eastern Factory have by calling at Ia
Main street, Wheeling, Va s'A'.-' s: IVEpY-'
maT3
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OAYSoN'S lndelible Ink, with end witlou,prelaraliol
u tor sale by J. b. VoWELI., 24 Union st 4
600 lbs Ext Logwood, (bestJ; 2 bbs White Musard;
.nO gtll Sperm Oils ~ = II Dbl Canal seedILI
ln store and for sale low by - ,l,-.lg',.,-,
nuv99 @'5-a''r = - - II TOtixN A. 70
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! .Planlshed Tin Warf

lust opened, assortment ofslendid lIamished Ware
consisting ofcodee and Tea UrMs, eaIg Dishes, Oys
ter stewers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers. Tcapots s
Sooefs sIGmaeh Warmers, and painted Toilet sets
the public 10 our varied beautiful of
and Steam Boat furnishing goods -. - -
,yiilt 81 -. H. hobbs, BARNES & co, i. II
H. Noes, Monroe st, near the Post Office,
n0HlDI Wheeling, Va
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Il "a s,qqWAREHoU TO LET. 8 - 81 =
ONE of those new tr story store inst
on Quincy street. can be had immediafeIy BY irpiying
y - Cmars0 VIM. L. LA EIs X
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at FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS, . 80
4S q RaiR T Roys fine Cali Boots sz-ss
49, Il, US fine calf and patent leather shoes,
just received by .tGniar17], y . TODD Ss iDEVoL.
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BURNER,s
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

| POWELLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
i ceive accommodate visers This delightful Wa
tering place is situated eight miles Woodstock be-
| tween the Fort and MGnsanutten Mountains The new
Building Gone hundred feet in ength)
BOARDERS; and number OF Cottages, ,or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient boarding
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and black
fountains Within and all having
the work of Natures labratory. They send forth
Of daily they are situated IN ' o2 Sl
sim the ground gradually rising the until
presented to the eye of the behoder one Of the
most anascape views In the country To the
rising at distances OF from % to yards and from
of the Springs Many these elevations can
be approached from the east by gentle ascent
The Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery
ting its deep ravnes and its lofty peaks pesents
which Tor bold outline and pleasing variety
deed the scenery presented 10 vcw from the SUBMITS OF
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, seer to Be
appreciated.
In addition 10 the Springs proper there number OF
others in the vicinity the principal of which The
Cold Spring, distance nom this; 3 immedioteIe
above is Chay beate, sending forth mpid stream;
mile, gushing from the mountain side is the Sweet Cboiy
bcate Spring The new Spring recently opened amid The
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Vistels coming North or East can enter the
Ssey through The narrow passage formed by
ONT Springs The rugged grandeur Of ,bs lis
natural defile, the rocks towering the very conIs
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
On arriving at the Springs, the has at once with
drawn from the and rerpleXties tolls and onoton
nf the busy world and TeCuperate exhausted
GIGS by quafne the waters that necessarily flow
around him. and Of the rich yiGnds that daily
We will state for the benefit who NAV not tc
of the fact, that large farm attached tn
the Springs whee persons have their horses
or stabbed as they may prefer.
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, &c. i'
An attentive oser viii be in attendance servants
TO the different OF the house; and everything
guests. ... - $50
Persons visiting the Springs from the North can leave
in the morning. and arrive here next morn
ng by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South will leave Staunton in the mornpe arr
at woodstock to dinner, and the Springs to tea
pate in such exercises, Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Batbinr
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofour city, that in oiua
letter, and many other diseases BRHSI,NGER's ELuID
EXTRACT OF sARsAPARiLLA AND DAkpELoN, is decidedly
above all other preparations. Itspeaks
published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale OF it, yet almost weekly receiving
ders from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky other
states by who by have heard
ofits wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, for 4:
very serious diseased
DEAR DocToR: ...
The two bottles ormedlcne got rom YOU
whenn Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send inc
some more by Express. no
Yours Respectfully.
now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians or
city, not quack medicine, for have made
quSEted with the component parts now say to ii
such have not the opportunity making it known
to- that it is entirely free from all minerals, mot in
the least incompatible with any the preparations
dine, Fowlers solution or other properties.
To be had at Paxton S Lakes, F. Yahrng and SOL,
wholesale and retail by
BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG '
Monroe street, opposite Washing on Hall, Wheeling Va
July 2l '52. =
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GENERAL. JACKSON
AND MARTIN T,TTTuTp

THE Propretors OF Sartans Magazine hav purchaA
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we'd in line and meZzotin from Celebrated desion nv
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THE FIRST PERFORMERS
FTeseitfRs their Fcmols the Dir of Sp;-.,
in 1929,
now oner IT, IN coh2ection with in term,
unprecedently low. 7e' ~ 'etA''
This magnificent composition contains nearly one hum
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men connected with that event. The work Cex
elusive OF argn 81 inches by TO- and the mini
mas been retalled at price than So per
Is accompanied by tructiye pctoria
Key describing the scene the characteTs Tbs
ded for o Pt-H'tPles Goh'eh
In connection with Sartans Magazine both works win
riably in advance ~ winch al i''H'
one copy OFT Magazine, and one OF the Print q
Two copies OF the Magazine, and two ofthe Prints
FlSe copies otthe Magazine, ami five OF the Prints
up ofthe Club, mo " TUG setteI T..
The price of Sartains Magazine being ofitselr an
NUM- both works1ontly now, by the above oftr h,
ha or what was the price Of each separate
ae king TO publish in the Maeazine So
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CHURCHES.
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streets, REV WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Rector;
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PRENIUMS FOR CLUBS



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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY.

HE regular time for the commencement of tho Fall
t.s6er merit Each Session continues fre calendar months
me teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev h,; D. w. ToLEoRD. b. D.. Principal ..s.@
Miss MARGARET ORR, ...;.,.u
Miss Miss F FkkAG Il ToW SFbiN' A''''''"'
IN! MISS MARY o. ToLFonD, 4ssstant Primary Depart.
~. r De MAsslAs, FEenci. and 1 Dra,sins
Prof. + h. STONE. Vocal Music.
Miss Orr will not take active duty tho conuG on
On account of Plovdental detention homu, hut vii
Miss Bliss has been for several years copncc,,l will.
cnnnary near Philadelphia She not only gives iAtrlc.
;lso an experienced Teacher Music aud French Pupils
n Aus,c can receive lessons they may prefer either
the Natural Sciences will taught by the regular
ana arrangements made for courses Lectures
the classes by some experienced Lecturer.
We would again direct the attention orparen:s to tht
npupil. will at once know the Tuition Where
sss; t 5@ T ahi pupils gr1 %ncn
ignls anu ancient Languages, II DESIRED per session
OF hve months, S65O0
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session, con
90 .' Senior Grade, 1900
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lEs, 500
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Whc" Music Teacher gives lessons out or The Semna
IL of the extra trouble the same is carg
ca as N the Seminary, viz S1s per session. "
ps arc charged from the time TO the close
;esion and nc deduction made except sickness
with reference to the management The school, we
IN We only tosay that have here Goperent and Latr
administered kindly inieed, but still government and
law, winch all concerned must respect obey Our
also SUCH pupils are under the
cure OF Female Teachers night and day systemgives
extra care ana trouble TO Teachers but onIv sq
ell our views. ~ ~ ''
As to the progress OF our pupils in sound learning
those Interested will visit examinations &c
we VIII point them to the members OF higher classes
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT IS! !


Beng rativcs scenes and Incidents in IN. ron, 81 49,
hPThE LowLY.' by w l.. g. Smith, Esq
The object OF 7he author is represent the condition o
e el1'e MS uue but comfortable cabin, daily occu
ana pastinest the relations between master and
slave, the !sakcE Impulses views nj he
aorthcTE Pilanthropst, &C., &c. and 10 repTesent The
and sentiments in their natural iorms as the same
ale displayed III the humblest lot society thus
more happiness than reedoj the same 10 REPRESENT
as a. class people, viz The Planter whom Justice
every day e is well calculated the amiable judg
nlent OF the world. 'NS
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Od Virginia
a. 2-The Plantaton-Uncle Toms Iaziuess
3-Sobrlety and Merriment.
"a 1.-The Punishment.
Tho School Master.
G-Family OF the Planter.
7-SchooI Keeping
S-The Secret League of Rebellion.
1c-lndependencc Day.
1.-THE OveTseer.
6 I2-School Masters Lessons of Freedom.
i1uncle Tom and Dnah.
14-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah
q 15-Cassy. ......rH
:" 16-Sunday.
90 1.-THE overseer's Communication to the Planter
a. 1S-Thc Suspicion
'' lS-SchOol Masters Uneasiness and Departure
2O-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2i-His Determination to go TO the State OF Free.
dom.'
'' 22-The Escape.
:" 23-The Pursuit.
90 24-BuifaIo-The Boot black
% 25-l1ard Times.
:" 26-Uncle Toms Soloquy.
" 2T-The Alarm.
2S-American Hotel.
29-The Free Negro.
30-Courage Quietude and Contentncnt
90 31-Niagara Falls Clifton House, Canadr.
SO 32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
d 3i-.Hack to Old Virginia.
:. 35-Conclusion.
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NEW5. BOOKS.
The Campaign of zen. Scott ! !
GAN HHTENSES Il HNTIRA STING Roo,

Line Campaign OF zen. Scott
CAN AHTENSESK HNTEEsA STING Roo,.
MOL. 1eMo., 81, ).
NJ oo oo ESAEDERsoN' have Jus ready IN duod.t
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENE ASCOT
vo with Map afdt G Gap
Adetailed account OF General Scotts brilliant Camp,I
- Lieut.. S. iS q man OF sterling s.nse.- ,sh.
ii Impartial account ofall he saw.K adqii in he N
spirited and extepled sketch OF the asst Mexican
paiS.:. Tho author ettached avy but bec an.
Written in clear altl vigorous style, ID tits dGrn;,
alter having COMMENCED its perusa to la it asideNos,
ono OF the most gallant officers in the w. IT,,
Whole volume as wGsk ofnsee +. is Tthy Of g
ait is no small praise to the author to sa that we
never read history evidently fairly vritten-Ii,
IA volume full ofinktruction and interes He wrl,.
tive Of brilliant campaign with personal iections a,
We have work which has given SUI F., vivid IL,
scenery and shaTscter the events
Has gwen to the public veryattracve wor: -Chorl.,
We find in this book, The most lifelike de- ripiop
men and thingsof Scenery and Society-of ms ches az
battles and victories, that we have read ason;
ReUieic BE- .rs.
We follow with interest renewed, advan con H.,
footsteps Of that eongmse soldier, whose es and M,
riumphs from Vera uz to the City OF Mexico w Tea s
rics OF maneuvers in the al sis
His original descriptions drawn with create v
He is lively and spirited narrator His battle tehes
are ana NTH
imagination He criticises the military operation in az
cided partisan spirit, but with evident abity-NY III
aH.l|..Fg III 80
The very best book which that war has called 70, b.
PhiladeLphia PreS6gteriGn ~
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions OF asa M,
and storms, hardly wonder the fascination nj
enthusiasm productive OF the almost Incredible mill
repeatedly displayed during the Mexican Wa
Princeton Re1ietr. -
The book is than eadable; its statistics audtst
and sketches, give the reader account Of
campaign ba found where, superior in intere
if not in value, to Major Ripey's History.-M T. En-.
geIist. "
Pays warm trb butte to the many admirable qualities
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott-HaPer's Magaziu
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