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ERUPTIvE D1sEAsEs,

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians flour city, that in the !uu
letter, and many other diseases BRENI;SGER's ELuIn
E.ATRACT or SARsAPARlLLA DANDELoN. is
above all other preparations ispeaks whenever
used; and although have pains hay
lngt published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale olt, yet we almost weekly Receiving or
dcrs from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky other
states, by persons who by some chance have heard
OF wonderful curative powers. The following from
very serious diseased "
DEAR DoCToR:
The two bottles ofmedicne got from yoI
some more by Express '
Yours Respectfully.
II is prescribed by nearly all Physicians OF our
city, not as qack medicine, for have them ac
quaiLed with the component parts and saw 10 ali
such as we have not the opportunity making known
TO, that 1t is entirely free from all and ia MT IN
the least incompatible with any the Preparations ofln
dine, Fowler's solution or other properties
To be had at Paxton d Lakes and f. Yahrling md so
wholesale and retail by ' 49,
BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 2f, ,52 - e -
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A BOOK FOR TIE TIMES.
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
sUNCLE TOMS CABIN

...r|... as 1T Is -.'.
Ecing narratives, and incidents the real .yE
urTuE LowLY.' by ". L. G. Smith, Esq.
The Object of abe author represent the condition
te slave III his rude but comfortable daily occ
iailons aud pastics the relations master and
slave the mistaken aud yeyyS lie
aortcTI PhanhTopist, &C. &C., and 10 rcnIesen lie
PASSIONS and sentiments their Natural 10 ms as Le
e displayed III the humbest lot society, thus Showing
more Happiness than freedom; the ame 10 REPRESENT
II rs, class OF people, The Planter 10 whom inst
has seldom been done and whose character
every day iic Is well calculated to win the alnae l
incnt OF the world. nj 'e
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia
90 1.-The PlantHtiol-Uncle Toms Laziness
3-Sobrcty and Merrment.
" 1.-The Punishment ....
I" 6-Thc School Master. ..
Family OF the Planter.
7-SchOO Keeping.
S-rhe Secret League of Rebellion
:" 9-Thc Surprise.
90 1o-lndcpendeMce Day.
90 1.-THE OvcISeer.
% 12-SchoOl Masters Lessons OF Freedom
l3-unCle Tom and DIEah
=" lf-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Ton
and Diilah.
l5-Cassy.
Z" lG-Sunday.
% 1.-THE oveIseer's Communication TO the Planter
90 IS-Thc Suspicion.
90 lS-SchooI Masters Uneasiness and Departure
'' 2O-Unclc Toms Notions OF Freedom
2l-His Determination TO go 10 the state of Free
DOM
" 23-The Pursuit.
80 2I-ButIaO-The Boot. black
. 2J-IaTd Times
t' s6-Uncle Toms Soliloquy.
"a 27-rhc Alarm.
90 2eAmerican Hotel.
Z" 2J-Thc Free Negro
'' 30-Courage, cauictude ana Contcntment.
-t 3t-NiaCara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
33-Uncle Toms Decision.
3i-.Back TO Old Virginia.
35-Conclusion. DID.
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MISCEl.IL a. NEOUS.
WHEELING FEHIALE SEMINARY.

tHE regular time for tho commandment ofthe Fall
Session Of this will be the
Inc teachers at present connected with tho Seminary
-Rev. 2: y: ToLFoRD, B. D., Prineipar
Miss MIRA Ab q; ToWNsEMD, Al''fss'aHt''
MISS MISS MaaT q To aAoRRs .;a p,na,v ,.r
Nj De M Mhssias ss Fte S' a,.s i Grasis
Prof. q. b. STONE, Vocal Music. al n - &.
detention a a So@ hs. o
ass IS T has be s
i near SI. Phsdelpha She not only
lso experienced Teacher OF Music and French pnnis
IN Music can lessons they may prefer either
rhe Natural Sciences will be taught by the rerr,,,r
and arrangements made for fLecturcs
l"rmenter. F.,ff q "a {sj3 = =, -
@S would again direct the attention ofpren to hi
npapi VIII at once know the amount OF Tuition Where
Class, thatis tho pupils grade ~n' POI '''uia'
Hoard and Tuition, with rent, Bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages If desired, per session
Washing for Boarders, per doz, 20
Hay PUrILs-Tuition-P Primary, Junior Gardener
session. 600
Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
.H per session, 1900
:, NEEDLE class, 400
- Senior class, a. IGOO
=, :. Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
No extra charges. ercept for me oiloroag branches:
per session Of five MONTHS with or instrument
:, ,ot LESSONS, 1900
Modern Languages, Painting drawing 1900
En- lioIucry, Fancy Needlework or plain Sew.
irG, f.l.. -H.- = m
'eHl Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whc Music Teacher gives lessons or the Senina.
H consequence of the extra trouble same is chm
9" as n tho Seminary, viz: SIS per session.
Fups arc Charged from the time entrance the close
q! session. and nc deduction made except sickness
win reference to the management of the school, we
nav only tosay that have here Government aud Ialp
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law which all concerned must respect and obey Our
arrangements are also suc that pupils are under the
cure OF Female Teachers night and day This system gives
cI our views. % f 2 FEf7f' 2 = : 49, wa ''
AS to the progress of pupils in sound learning
ose Interested will visit attend &c
wa will point them TO the members of higher classes
aIu Hc S1tn nosrG Enonnienta-here our
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FROM THE STATE OF MAiNE.

FROM THE STATE MAINE.
The attention OF the reader is called the follow ing Ger
titicate OF renal kabc effected by using ony five
bottles OF Sands Sarsaparla:
Sidney, (hane,) April Is, 1850.
Messrs. \. ID. IL D. SANDS:
GenenenIhis is To certify that have been afflicted
Jed 10 increase until last tebi uaIy In y, NY legs
weIc 50 swollen could get boot stocking ami
had several large sores all the In this sit
uatlon was about 10 give up despair WHEN was adj
yised 10 try Sands SarSlariIla had not faith IN
II, but sent 10 your agents in Anguish, rrucul ed
bottle, which did me much good aid -t
another and continued until had taken We bottles.
perfectly we'll II any person may rcal This
letter is afflicted with any disease SGroiula i would
most sincerely nd Inn sands IilIa
II any person wishes I Their about NV caSc
ny Gaining upon me- can convince OF the healing power
this medicine STEFHEN L. HIStI00D
r. we are pei sody acquainted with Mr. Haywood
and believe his statement above to be tue.
=. .... .. DlLLlNGHAM d TITCOMB
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. h. a d.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton ST corner nj
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists gcnernIIv
throughout the United States and CanaLas Price q urr
bottle; six bottles Tor s.. For sale by W i
}. II. CRUMliACKER
No. l15 Main ST., Wheeling
L. Wilcox of Pitsburgh; Seaton Sharpe OF AaysvIc
ShackleIord IL Crichton Portsmouth,; and < L. iInnM,,
CiiCIW'au -. deCl0-3n
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NEW BOOKS.
The C Campaign of Gen. Scott
sAN KiIN,rEEsh sTI NC Rcs...

1VoL. 12Mo., 81, o.
M ooRR & ANDERSON, ) have jus readyin duSa..
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENE AL SCOTT.
vol, with Map ofthe Battle Grom ls-567 PAGES ~
ACCOUNT OF General SCOTS brilliant Campaign
f.d impartial account ofall he saw.-6 aRol inte "
spirited and extended sketch of the ash Mexican
rnSE Tho author is attached to the avy, but BEAM
ae9idef ~ connected with the Army iiad c,eSise
after having commenced its Perusa TO la it aside-S
One of the most gallant officers in tile tvy- ~.
whole volume, work OF intellect, is ,rthy OF is
Journal. ' "H
1T no small praise to the author that we hay.
never read history evidently so fairly vritten-If,
"a volume full ofinstructon and interest. He wr,
with flowing pen, in vigorous STYLE enric ng his MARI
the with
We have seen work which has given SUI vyiI.fn
P pr Of scenery and character the events
CS. C.5 Standard. -o''1'fs'
We find in this hook, The most fe.like de. rptioO
men and thingsof Scenery Societyor ms ches aS
battles anu victories, that have ever read Mason
We follow with interest renewed as we aavar Z. on,,
tpamebs g that xsE sos whose aud
ries OF manGuvers absolutely in the a, e T.
His iTss dsscrptfo6s aE drawn wit,
L s Is fysly and spirited narrated his battle e6e,
Imagination: He critcses the military nths
eded partisan spirit but with evident ability-MY ne
PHILADELPHIA Pres6yterian ~ 'o' H.
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions of as. III.
anu storms one hardly wonder at the fascinatio
enthusiasm productive Of the almost incredible mi;
IoeeSs so repeatedly displayed during the Mexican ".
The books more than eadable; its statistics ansn,
anu sketches, give the reader clear account oS
campaign as can ba found any where superior In nts
if not in value, Major RipleyIs Efstnry nteLe
gelist. ~ 4 Ers
Pays warm ibute to the many admirable uua,itf.
that eminent commander Gen. Seott-HarpeT.e No.;
wanted TO circulate this work in all pa ne
the United States with whom liberal arrangement ~,
&c inaue LOT canVassing particular counties or d;sre,
orders must be accompanied with the cash :.
9 ELIToRs giving this advertisement two or mor. ,
Seruons shall have copy ofthe mailed to Their a.
tisement MOORE d ANnRRS0N PmS, ine aaEeT
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Dr. Guysotr's Improved Extrnctor
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

l1f AND On H GENUINE A.
TlON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUINlNE,
... &c, &c, DC.
Let all who wish purge tile from impurities ami
prepare The system TO resist epedemcs,
Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsapaia,' which is nrn
wing seil an atdoe Tor many OF the most gnant dis
eases that flesh is heir they will
cd for III this remedy the yubic faith ed
their want OF faith III other and spurious compounds is
founded on experience. They fly mineral os;nns Ia
seek hope life and vSor from this purely vegetable reUed
however broken down i'll health and sprits-ho,vcyci
oaesone TO himself and Others let despair of 10
CoveTy let the patient only understand his hone nj
restoration lies only in Guysotrs Extract Yellow ock
and SarsapHrlla and persuade him, his lies sake Ia
restoration to health. " 'i-N'
The Shaker prepared "Yelow nnek.n and the "Rcd
Honduras Sarsapu ia,' the invHluaoc
from which Dr. Guysotrs Improved Extract of YELLOW
Dock and Sarsapara is formed, and Laboratory Of Ur
uysott has given US the virtues of these their per
lection. His preparation contains the prom
critics of the ROOTS combined and concentrated in their
most strength and efficacy. "
Experiments made in the of this Inei
cine until 1t found that il could nnroye
Accordingly, we find II reSOTtcd
cases of Hepac, Scorbuc and Cutaneous complaints To-
general prostitution of all the vital powers and ali thoS
ormenting diseases OF the skin trying the patience
and so injurious 10 the health.
The following of Benaah Hughes one of the mos,
astonishing record. Aner forty years. sickness tw
years eXcucatlng TORTURE The ampuatiOn oneleg AMI
The BODY and limbs almost OF eating Purifying dis
charging ulcers, to be cured by eight bottles ysnt'S
Extract of Yellow Dock and SarsapariIla aImos: irac
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WASHINGTON.

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LECTION The size of the plate is eighteen by twentyes
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IS correct copy from Stuart's celebrated Original
Painting, now at the State House, Hartford, Ct ti
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Ihat he within the reach OF ALL the publisher ha
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Alpersons RENTING the amount may rely upon reee
Ing perfect copy by return mail TO any part OF u
States carefully nut up rollers made for the ose
Address ali orders postpaid, to the publ en-.
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Cincinnati HIydropnthic Or
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INHE above Institution is open for the reception n,
on the Car thage pike and but few rods the Haml.
ton Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, in the aud at
erng easy OF to those DESTROYS OF ENJOYING Tho
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Cure There nature and art combine rendering the view
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ymnasium Hall, seventyfvr feet long where patients
l nlvf BY an hesb % GT, % their
ish the water for this establishment, clear nuTe sot
both cold and deeons Th Se coa nfy semi em!
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not think OF desirable place, for those seefam
p PEAsE having had much experience in the treatment
1 disease for many yeas hegs leave to inform public
those committed TO his care Mrs PEAsE who has fo
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tion special g ss3r gs1ff ta
female 4. Ssns =, Pr0SysIs with its
hehls the energies and destroying the use
this Institution successfully Independent OF pessares or
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TERNs-The terms for Board, Medical Services NJ, ,,,
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HN QUART BOTTLES.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE. STATE OF
THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM.

OF THE SYSTEM.
The value OF this Medicine IL widely known, ami
every day the field of its cfesss extended. is ap-
proved and highly by Physicians and admit
the root that has been employed medical practice
Its operation extends to the parts the SYSTEM
and consists in removing diseased action in absorbing
and secreng organs. man, Nature seldom effects, un-
assisted the Of any vient disease but requires tho
aid of simuent, alternative, antsertic medicine. In
diseases OF the skin and flesh. COMPILATION three
asses of medical agents is highly desir .bc All these
properties combined in this OF
operating successfully the system tey aust ne
cessarily do when taken separately, they simulta-
neousy and in perfect harmony when ed in this
orm Its tonic property strengthens digestion and i'm
proves the appetitets alternative tendency carries OF
tile accamuatons of morbid materand its antiseptc
uenee neutrazes the vrus by which disease is fos-
tered. Its uniform in curing and relieving tho va
rous diseases for which lis recommended is established
bp multitude OF attestcd facts. .-.t
CURE OF BRONCHITIS, OR MINISTER'S SORE THROAT.
Far Hdoer, Mass, dug. 22d, 1885,
Messrs SANDs regard il but justice yourselves and
humanity TO all similarly afflicted that your Snrsa
parla has cured me OF the chronic L, II ngitis. '
II would be difficult for me to desc the alarming con.
your invaluable remedy During Nearly years was
forced 10 desst from the public duties my prUess on;
and having made OF great variety OF roeSscd spe
chcs, besides submitting more Than thirty painful aus
nc applications, had abandoned ali hope OF relief wien
as ueTer resort was led 10 trial Ui your Sal sau
Iila.
natcly resisted the best medical skill. am conscious
ii cannot truly tic said, my faith saved me- III ha,l
but trust lce in app OPP late deg rec gate
result above ianrd have NOV, becn
able TO attend TO lie duties OF III" pastOrate than
Ioughness OF the cure could Justified in longer
Withhold ding ti.is statement. ..
accustomed keep bottle OF your Sarsararila a,
hand and whenever exposed TO colds labor, st
use II as P1ereHiitire.
very gratefully yours, S. X. BROWN;
Pastor of Centre st. M. 4, church
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The Heroic Women


comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies oil Female Courage, DisnteTestedness
anu oeif-sacrltice of Ancient AMI
Modern Times.
BY HENRY C. WATSON.
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-FIREs OF The prvo
LuIloN'' "NIGHT IN A BLoCK-HoUsE, &c
70 set before the women Anne lea examples for init,
the object OF this BOOK ve Frenes to 10 DC
in t II o fame, has tuthlly said that
Ia The sex so generally respected so defeien
sYs OF e5n Our society Possesses the lie
70 woman Is almost object OF worship Men have bee
and inspired by the contemplation OF excellence I @
eealns ana study of such work the " Huroic Women
common, and our wives, mothers SISTERS and
otude lice than the io ,en nessoution
VI o!u lie ensuing pages include nearly all the lannon's in
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yane' CoIness OF AOMttOrt, Catherine l. Of Ri,Asi.
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Mary Stuart, / aL,J,,,. EJS.I :, N-""A'te'
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| ' w 'Se; ne Countess Of ELizGbtM YaMe, =
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