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Geo. w. Childsi Esq.
GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

HeAI broad irdy aud Franklin
this Establishment be a very Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tOnsuc AID hands i'll motion;
only representation the kind the country. The largest
and Modern -
The figIIe Soldier in the Continental UIoTm
bIu, lead buttUI marked U. =. A. three Hat
BIeeches, CATERS Also Binds Various Plum
age EIraks Nature, Indian implements
War Shells, ais, GUld, SveT Copper other OIcs
Rich OIL Paintings, tc EnETaYlss, Win other
CurOSes, Status George Ill Such col.
lection be found Establishment OF the Kind III
the United States double Cali, which Is universally al
be great wonder. The calves Joined
down the middle. They ull gTowI AID
perfectly OTHed and ought from the town OF Lyuc
a White bcrkS Penn Ei2midHcr q RAT
Is Games for Exercise and AE.uemrn, Billiards, BlCl
and DOminOes. y Billiard Room wtIh splrII.
did Tables, Is aIsO attached to the house.
REFRESHMENTS.-Din dinner aud Supper parties can be
accommodated very notice The Larder will
supplied with delicacies the Game, Oys
Beef Strake Mutton Chops Veal Outlets &e, provided
d: any hour
Atthis Establishment. may be seen celebrated bird
MINO, will repeat almost anything after stranger
accommodation for political meetings OF any party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF tho above
Esta bshnet, and having made various acTa
On prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public AMI
Transient BOardeIs in style not unsurpassed by the lest
Hotels oIthe city OF New York. The Har Room which
private III this country, being lie
many years, will sustain the reputation OTd
under the charge Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality CT its
TORY where meals will all hours ofthc day
and evening Courts martial Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties, &c,
public respectfully invited 10 grant him share U
''|'' CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
u~PeTs wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine al this Establishment.
N B-Privae families supplied with Dinners or SupreIs
superior STYLE Parties OF number their IespeC
tive homes glass silver any part
Ofthe City EREE OF CHARGE.
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

r. has now become settled fact acknowledged BY III
Physcans ofour city that in the of Sci UiUa
letter. and many other diseases, BREST:LNeER's FLuT.
RxrRAcT OF SARsArARILLA DASDELIoN, is detidcdI
above all preparations speaks for itself
used; and although have taken the pains Of haN
hight published throughthe papers, appointing agent
for the Oft, yet almost weekly receiving
ders from Vermont, New York, Ohio Kentucky aud ohe,
satcs by PERSONS who by chance means have hear
orits wonderful curative The following is from
gentleman Vermont few days since who used it for
very serious disease:-
DEAR DocroR:
- The two bottles ofmedicire got from 20
whenn Wheeling, have nearly cured mej please send
some more by Express
prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF
city, quack medicine for we have made them
we have not the opportnntyo making it know
to- that is entirely free from all Minerals and is not
the least incompatible with any tho preparations oTL
dine, Fowlcr's solution, or other properties. ,.
To be had at Paxton e. Lakes and F. Yahrlng and sol
wholesale and retail by rF
BRRNTLINGBR & ARMSTRONG;
street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va
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NEW5 BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott

1NTEK EsTENC; UOOK.
IVoL 12MO., St,25.
MOORE & ANDERSON, have justready in duoLsrl
u " 7 THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT;
N yo Gs E with a. Map fs Battle Grounds7 pages
detailed account OF General SCOTS brilliant Campaign
- Lieut.. S. is man OF sterling sense.-- lair
L impartial account ofu he saw-HendaH in The NJ o.
Snited and extended sketch of the last Mexican Cam
paiG The author is attached to the Navy, but became
accfdcr IS connected withthe Army-Phf5Ga ChroGiei.
Written in clear and vigorous STYLE and il Is difficult
after having commenced its Perusoi' to lay 1t asdeNor
Ono Of he most gallant officers in the Navy Tie
whole volume work OfiHteect, is worthy OF high
place intne department 10 which II bolonSs-LotSriHs
ait is 70 small praise the author to say, have
read history evidently SO fairly writen-Lf's
u volume full ofinstruetion interest: He writes
with flowing PEN in vigorous style, eMrchng his nara
tive brilliant eGPdigm with personal recoleeons OF
the distinguished actors init."-NaiOrGL Era. Nh,
We have work which has given such vivid i'm.
pressons Mexican scenery and character or events
OF Gen. scOtts r9igE-S0nt.:rH Pres. c,,
Has given 10 the public very nttractive workChaTI"
Is. C.j Standard.
We lind in this hook, The most lifelike description I"
men thngs-or Scenery and Socieyof marches and
battles and Victories that we have ever TeadfaSonIe
Re1iep.
We follow wit interest renewed, advance on the
footsteps soldier, whose marches and
trumphs from Vera Cruz to the City oil Sc
cs OF absolutely IN the annals OF
His drawn Tlt s gsfIt esty
extremely vivid 19d & IN ~
cided pa rtisan spirit but with evident abhty.-E Y T
5IH>.
PhiiadeL phia PresbyteriaE ...-..
In reading some descriptions assaults
and stos one hardly wonder at the fascination and
enthusiasm productive Of the almost incredible military
repeatedly displayed during the Mexican War
Princeton ReViec. ..
The book than Icadable; its statistics, facts
and sketches, give the reader clear account
campaign ba found where superior in interest,"
II not in value, TO Major Rpley's EstOry-H T. Eran
geIist.
Pays warm tribu the many admirable qualities
that eminent commander Gen. Scott-HdTPeTS Magazine
pA0ESTs wanted 10 circulate this work in all parts Of
the United States with liberal arrangements win
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
As TT IS!

As 1T ISL!
icing narratives, incidents In the real LIFE
the LowLY.' by w L. G. Smith, Esq.
The object Of lhe author represent the condition
Slave in his rude but cabin, his daily
pntions and pnsmes, the relations between
slave, the mistaken impulses aud mscOnceved views
passions and sentiments in their natural oms the
displayed in the humbes lot OF society, thus showing
that ia the Gaze Of he s1re at Ie1sf roHfeHtme 6siois
hGPPinesS than Trsdoj and at the same TO represent,
class people, viz The Planter, justice
has seldom been done, and whose exhibited in
every day lie is well calculated TO win the amabc judg
ncnt OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia.
- 2-The PlaHtatiOn-UncIe Toms LaZiness.
'' 3-SobEcty and MGTTiment.
9-The Punishment
6-Ihe School Master.
C-Family of the Planter.
I" T-SchOO Keeping.
a S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
'' 10-Independence Day.
1.-The OveTsecT.
i2-Schoo Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
laeURcle Tom and Dinah.
ll-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Ton
and Dnah.
classy.
1.-THE Overseer's Communication to the Planter
" iS-The Suspicion.
lS-SchoOl Masters UEeasineSs and Departure.
2O-Unclc Toms Notions OF Freedom
2-liis Determination togo TO The state of Free
dom.'
22-The Escape.
23-The Pursuit.
2i-BuGalO-The boot. black
25-IIaTd Times.
26-Unce Toms SolilOquy.
d" 27-The Alarm
'' 2|AmcTican Hotel
" 29-Ths Free Negro
3O-CouraEe, Quetudc and COncntment
3I-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, CaHadr
32-The Interview between Master and Slave
3IUncle Toms Decision.
3I-.Back to Old Virginia.
3j-COnclusion-
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CONF TIE IN TWO VOLUMES, ROYAL Svo.
THE RARNEET,S GUIDE TO


SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
ALIAS THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION OF STEPHENS BOOK
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1IrrInnrnMc Rr,nr Ale SEMINARY.

L this Institution, will he the rSt day Of SEP
The teachers at present connected with tho Seminary,
K Rev. wv y. u. ToLFoRD, u. D., Principal
Niles MARGARET ORR, A..;.,,,,.
Miss MIRA II. TOWNSEND,
Miss FRANCIS l.. HARDING, -H
Miss MARY o. ToLFoED, assistant Primary ntPari
PROT. JOHN wINKLE, Music and German.
pT L Dc E MASSl1 Hsa fT TS and DTa''s
Miss orr will not take active duty tho eonaG r,on,
Gu Provdential detention at hons, hut -
p:oSN5ly be with US in the Spring.
Miss bliss has been several years conncetSl
the higher branches taught in Scminares, but is
experienced Teacher OF Music aud French, Pupils
IN usc receive lessons they may prefer, Ctho,
rom Prot. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
Tho Natural Sciences will be taught by the rcgllR;
Teachers, and arrangements made for courses ofLccuIcs
bsorc the classes by some experienced Lecturer and EX
we would again direct the attention orpsrcnts to tn
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing The grade
lie majority studies pupil ATE in any particular
| lass that is the pupils grade
Lights and Ancient Languages II desired, per session
Washing for BoarLers, per doz, 80
| uAY observation-disclosures Junior Gndcper
session, 600
| Seminary proper, Junior Class,
Mod GdT 1 class, ii 100
Ancient SSTH Rss a1ss Fourth year. 1 1sSo
No extra CHARGE srccPf oT he oilOr0iag branches:
Slsc Ter session Ofve months, with use OF instumen
| Tor lessons, IS 90
| UGo orinstrument for daily practice, 200
Modern Languages, Painting drawing, 10 90
embroidery, Fancy Needework, or plain Sew
| lCg, 90
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Wor Music Teacher gives lessons out Of the Semlna
III consequence OF extra trouble the same charg
| ell NJ IN the Seminary, viz: SIS per session.
Pupils are Charged from the time OF entrance TO the clos
o! session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, we
uVC only tOsay, that have here Government and Lar
administered kindly in3eed, but still government am
law which all concerned must respect and obey. Gu
engagements also SUCH that pupils under tn
OF Female Teachers night and day This sysemgve
extra and trouble to Teachers, but is the only SAT
syrn. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
| ell views.
AS TO the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those interested viii visit attend examinations &c
will point them TO the members OF higher classe
and sayHc sHt nosrG 1nOnuEenta-here our pledges
| Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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This day taken possession of that well established
CONGRESS HALL,
Third and;Chesnut streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired and all the
modern improvements introduced, and furnished in style
ofeeganee which viii at render it unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
This Is decidedly the located city, being
10 the immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings
Lines omnbuses leave for every part OF thecty every
Ininues their head quarters being within one square
OF this House.
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
''"Ss'''' MORRIS & JACKSON, Projectors.
James & Norris who is well known to many ofthe busI
iss men visiting CITY, lately in the Hardware house
Duncan & Co.. and formerly proprietor the
Virginia Hotel ST. Louis will have control Of the manage,
Oent of the House, assisted by polite and competent
l. .-4.r e 1 ss.FrE
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NHE above Institution open for the reception or
on ih niS anS Int few rods nom the HSri,
Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad in the lear and at
the same distance Miami Canal in the front,
deng easy OF TO those DESTROYS o. enjoying the
benefits OF the Institution.
To the nature few parts of the country fur
nsh more y1Te E OF @ than itself
Cure There and art combine, rendering the view
beautiful beyond description
The large, and beautiful Edifce displays the taste
the artist glance The neaness and elegance the
Interior combined with the attractions which
his desirable one The Halls are exten
svo the Rooms spacious and inviting where the invalid
can range pleasure from atmospheric Influences ill
Indictment weather. The Bed Rooms are well ventilated,
S or The Or IN
every form In connection with the Institution there is
S baTe an h' Of Tea.ons their muscular
strength by healthi exercise The Springs which mr.
and abundant s flowing 0 g gaye BED fy send end
Ss oS Se TerRbe for ethnsss purity Of
air, and variety OF scenery Athings combined, We can
not think ps,S Of RP.non pace LOT nose seeking
Dr. PEAsE having had much experience in the treatment
years, begs leave to inform the public
that palms will be spared for the restoration to health
devoted her attention to the treatment OF
peculiar to her and being every qualified
female department Proaysus Uter with its train OF
ailments that bae Of female beauty, health and happiness
faness OF large portion OF the fair sex win be treated
this Institution successfully indePsHent Of pess9res
the attention OF ladies' as in all cases shall expect
Persons visiting the Cure by the way OF the CINCINNATI
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad viii stop at the Carthage
bIes two blankets two coarse sheets ak towels and
quantity OF old linen, suitable for bandsEcs.
TERHs-The for Board Medical Services, and all
ordinary will be ten dollars per week. payable
weekly Extra attendance will sNbjeet tho patient to
extTachargo Some deduction will be to who
find necessary spend length Of time in tho InStu
Transient will be charged two dollars per
From three to dollars win be charged the first
'A For 5Ti further particulars address .aas
- '---7T D.A. PEASR, ND
Carthage Hamilton Co. Ohio. i.e'O' H''4 " sSsa4