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NEW
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
<AN ANTENSESK ENTtER STENS. ~.

IAN INTER- STING R0o,
-sZI az Tatui .1aAie.. 81, s. ttJ.grs1r.'
M ookE& have jus ready in a au u%
Z CAMPAIGNoF GENE Isco1r-t-
~ 30 q Eai ally OF MeS1c9, by Lieut.. Rapha j SeEnmes, us Y
q detailed account Of General SCOTS brilliant ISs sa,,,.
~ mlest: >. Is a man OF sterling SSnse-- 4 fsht
.tt Eilartlnlascount ofall he saw.-K naGn in N. N tii
Asfirited and extended sketch o fthe asst Mexxis,,cs
p2lSE. The nuthor Is attached to the : aVy. bIt L IAN
aesiaer :Iy connected with the ARMY ffiaa. y oeeaHs
Written In a eiear and vigorous styles "a tits difseHt;,
alter hayIng commenced its perUsol, Ia it asiLe.-%@Mt
= One of the most gallant OtReersin the wv
Wno.c volume, as a work ofintellect, is "a ,rtbY OF a Luz =
place, the department to which it betc ss.-Ioai,rriiSEt
alt % no small praise to the author to m that W.
never reads history evidently SO fairly tvritten.CIIHE'
"a volume fun ofinstrurtion and interest. He wt,
with a Blowing pen, ia vigorous style, enriei ng his SS.Innes
the distinguished actors mi Era. '"'s'HOn' CT
NJ = = ss { a We Is sssn no work which has given sut vivid i'm
ofGen- sc0tt's Campaign-SoutheTn Pzess. events
CS. CO Standard. H1't7
We I'M. in this book, ne most lifeule de. rin,io,
men ana snlnSs-et scenerY and SOciety-of ms ches ais
Repieuo. Ei aIT' No. 'e"0- 2Lasonit
We follow with interest renewed, rs we adyan .or,
triumphs from Vera Cruz to the City OF Mexico " g anu
III 4 ~ ns.EayeIs absolutely unsurpassed in tkeaI isls q,
HIS original descriptionsar are drawn with create itv
are extremely vivid, and produce a deem impre ssia ~. 'tshes
imagination He criticises the military operatiO on in AtLt
Stn>. hi
The very best book which that war has e,usa r.,
Philadelphia PTea6DtrioR - VI a.
~ TeadiAg some ofthe authors descriptions OF az, NJ,
anu storms one canhardly wonder at the fascination nv
eh.nuslesnl productive OF the almost incredible mill y,
EPTfHcet0H Rsuie1c. tNS e2iCa W. :
Inc oo9kis more than n~ealable; its statistics, anOt, +,
anu sketehes' give the reader as clear an account or,
canpalgna as can bafound anywhere, superior in int.,. :
If not in value, to Major Ripley's HistoryNN v = !,
geiisk. .I e--. As
Pays a warm tribute to the many admirable ouaiti.,
that eminent commander, Gen. Ma1S,Sn
wanted, to circulate this work in an ~.
the United states, with whom liberal errangemcnts vii
Orders must be accompanied with the cash. '.lNNS' u"
U 7ELlroRs giving this advertisement two or mors :.
sermons, shall have a copy ofthe work mailed 10 tbrjr :. -
dress, upon receiving their paper, containing the sar.l
usemeat MOORE & ANDERSON, Publisher
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING FEmALR SEMINARY.

The regular, time for the commencement orthe Fall
a Session oIthisi institution, win he the first day of SEP.
The teachers at present connected with tho Seminary,
Rev. i ": roLFoRD. Il. D., Principal.
Miss ORR,
Miss MIRA f. TOWNSEND, AsStSta"ts.
MISS MARY o.. ToLFo!;D, assistant Primary Depart.
P:t%JoHN wlNkLE Musie and German.
F RG; I 8: Fl Is p sT MaSsl4 hs:s FI Ssssss and D''''t"s.
Miss Orr will not take active duty tho conpl &c s.sior,
frSbablS be with us inthe Spring.
summary near Philadelphia. She not only gives :.s1ru:.
;t'i:a IN the higher branches taught in Seminaries, but is
~ a.: experienced Teacher of Music and French, Pupils
rom Fol. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
! Nahral Sciences will be taught by the ro-,l,-
Teachers, and arrangements made for courses of Lcclurcs
hss9re INC Classes by some experienced Lecturer, aud Ex.
We would again direct the attention orparen:s, to thr
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~ lessons, 1900
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IT'S; 900
'nca! Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, i 90
WhciEa Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Semina.
~, lEcoEsequence OF the extra trouble, the same Is Charg.
cd as n the Seminary, viz: SIS per session.
fupils arc charged from the time OF entrance 10 the close
u ;ess,on, and nc deduction made except for sickness.
with reference to the management OF the school, we
IN We only tosay, that we have here Gorernment and LaG,
ADMINISTERED kindly inieed, but still government and
Law, which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
arrangements are also such, that our pupils are under the
care OF Female Teachers night and day. This ~systemgivcs
cAtra care ana trouble TO Teachers, but is The onIv sal +.
oil our views.
as to the progress OF our pupils In sound learning, |
those interested will visit us, attend our examinations. DC.
VIZ Will point them 10 the members OF our higher classes
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1lYER,s UNIVERsUM No. Nv

EDITED BY cHAs. A. DANA.
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

40 p.s
Bclng narratives, scenes and incidents in the ron, u,rv
az THE LowLY.' hy w L. G. Smith, Esq.
The Object OF 2hc author is to represent the condition OF
lhe. Save III his Jude but comfortable cabin, his daily OCcu.
!ntloils ana lastinies, the relations between master and
siaNe, ~ mistaken impulses and misconceived views otthe
%iortherE Philanthropist, &c, DC, ana TO REPRESENT The
PASSIONS and sentiments in their natural forms, as the same
ale displayed III the humbles lot OF society. Tins shnIviny
more hGYPIlLeSS hL1n JTeedomj and at the same TO represent.
aSlLls, a class OF people, viz The Planter, TO whom justice
ment ofthe world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
2-The Plantation-Uncle Toms Lazincss
|Sobrtety and M%erTiment.
Z" 4-The Punishment. ar
:" -Thc School Master.
-Pamily OF the Planter.
l" T-SchOol Keeping.
SIThe Secret League OF Rebellion.
" 1D-lnlcpendence Day,
" 1.-THE Overseer.
12-SclloOl Masters Lessons of Fl ecdom
lS-uncIe Tom and Dinah.
" ll-Midlight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
lJ-Cassy.
3" 1G-SuIday.
1.-The ovcrseer's Communication TO the Planter.
" 1S-The Suspicion.
lS-School Master s Uncasincss and Departure.
" 21-Uncle Toms Motions Of Freedom.
2I-His Determination 10 go to the state of Free
dom.'
" 22-TIe Escape.
23-Thc Pursuit.
=" 2i-Bufalo-Tle Boot black
" 25-HaTd Times.
2G-Uncle Toms SoIloquy.
" 2T-The Alarm.
" 2S-American Hotel. ..
29-The Flee Negro.
" 31-Couragc, Quietude and Cuntcntment,
3l-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, CniIadr.
32-Thcl Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Uncle Toms Decision.
" 3A-'Back to Old Virginia.
" 35-Conclusion.
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CITY OFFICERs FOR 1852.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES $. WHEATE, Clerk.
II. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. l.. SANosTos, Sergeant.
Sergeanrs DePuties.-Ist ward-IsaacM NJ. Pearl. cd yar,I
Adm ". Clemens. Sd ~ward-John Bowers. 4Ib yar,I
Henry +. Chapline. 9Th ward-James S. Campbell.
JouS MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB E. BIER, Wharf Master.
JACOB AMICK, Street Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. EWING, Assessor and Collector of Wat.,
Rents.
JnsnuA c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measursr, AMI t.us.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Collector of Assessments.
WM. J. SToDDARr, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVIN, Fld1r Inspector.
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Berger or Spine and Muscle Liniment.
OF this remedial agent we forbear to sav auvtbIng, IN.
speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism.
NeuIeigle sprains, pains from Bruises, Burns, &c, Is So
exIraordinary, that were we to speak its real merits, Won
feany' we lear could scarce give credence to our assertions
PAXTON q LAKES,
.aI,g &C., End Of Susp. Bridge, and at
Ang.2l-1y;d. ~BRENTLISGRR
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The Oil of Grape Wine

THIS Oils the result oftwenty years, invas t,rr,,,
i French Physician, and Is now extensiveIx Z
France. both for the purpose ofkeeping the hair riossx md nj
This Oil ispartieularly, recommended. as 1t will render
tle Hair soft, glossy, and Pliable, besides making il about
two shades darker. =. ussasrE -
Prepared only by DIR. Fontain, Paris, 2octs per- bottle.
Forr>le by J. VoWRLL - unionst-
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Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry.
The best Remedy ever known 10 lrnn

Far Coughs, Colds, asthma, Group, Bronchitis, Influenza,
bIaeting Of The L.ngs, Dtficult Breathing, Lirer Agec.
:ir iei Pain or Weakness Of the Breast or Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, DC, de-, DC.
i.3nort, this Balsamis peculiarly adapted TO every d:scas.
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possessimpoIt tart
medicinal properties. This fact is familiar TO every n.Atron
inour lanG, and Physicians often prescribe it in different
'orr.s for a variety of complaints. Tar, also, has been
names arc familiar to the whole country. have gone go eras
20 docla:e that even consumption could be cured by TINT
aloCc. In other hands, again, il was nearly valueless, owing
roionbt, to their ignorance in preparing and administering
andlOEgcTpeTiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub.
stances arc now, for the first time, combined ana cnh,l;c 1
IN DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. rs
a nice chemical process, everything dclcterirus or useless *
rejected, SO that what remains is the mos. extraorIinar vnr 1
truly ehicacious remedy for all kinds % Nmorary nhdi II
diseases ever known TO mau. To Gu : C all unbelicy.rs
that our theory is really true, VIC - =, n few cases OF
curea Performed by this wonderful! li Glc inc.
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CHURCHES.
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY.

comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, DiSinteTestedness
and Self-sacrifce of Ancient ami
Modern Times.
BY HENRY c.. WATSON.
AUTaoR OF "THE CAMP-FIREs OF THE Rrvo
LUTON" might IN a BLOCK-HoUsE go
10 set before the women of America examples for imjta.
the object OF This I s5o 'i'i pe Toesas ytI may be st TO be
in /" tle ii'S S,,, u considerable fame, has ~truthfully said that
the earth is the sex so generally respected and S1sm y Gs,e upon
Italy consulted. Our society possesses the cream cream of nj tI /.
&c woman is almost an object OF worship. Men hu We " been 1.y
naHG great and heroic by Plutarch's % LIves""stimuIIateI
anu INSURED by the contemplation OF excellence. Iet the
reading and study ofsuch a work as the "Hvroic W@nne ~
daughters, will become more ienowned f,r S ,,ssSenLIss,, ana
!orutude, and sclfsacIiiiCe than the Spartan females ~
:, aMc nc ensuing pages include nearly ali the famous in.
innrka6le, but less generally known AMONG Tviicb 1Hs e. e.
iounu historical Sketches Of ~ may pe
81. Geneuiere, - oeyt,,.5. I'm, n. H..
pbiIipn1 ~ H,;,.., AIRS Spencer Smiths Is
The Sister Of Dugue.cIjn, Madtmo;s.U. 1nL
joan Of ance Q M0ny0rt' Caner:neL Of Ru4sII,
Joan Hqchei,e, H M IHerese,
Margaret Of Anjou, wTTiie Ju Ion . (
nar SSf1@ Of NaeaT'e, TIE Princes de Lam6aue,
1He irriaetss of Condo, eSSe1ot. f1isaSsn.
Mary Dye, he Quaker Martyr MADAME RoIonJy'
yrs i Ion nsJ rmsf9"d' Madame DtsmOulins,
T; 'Ine Lahe, Theresa CdGarls,
Lg5yy JisnLS"aH' Aimee Ladoin$kq,
LaJy D o, Countess de La HGieiie,
TIE HqrtoT uo,,ro,. Mrs. Mott and Mrs. Bretes-
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Look to your Coughs !

T 10 all such as are loboring under Coughs, Colds, Honrse
Il ness, rams In the Breast, Splitting blood, &C., we
would honestly commend the use of Brentinger's Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset, as pheasant, safe and speedy
cure; 1t can be had at =Messrs. PAXTON q Lakes. end ~
the Suspention Bridge, and at eHu "
N BRENTLINGER q ARMSTRoNG,s.
ausSi- !r:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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LETTER FROM MR.. STEPHENS
'REpBRAE COTrAoE, EDINBuRon.
- ~


'tAesSrs. Leonard Scotia. Co., ~ OIL
'Gcntlemcn-l beg to say that your .FnT1u,rs ,t,;J.,
the only genuine edition published in the TJniteS Ststss ~ Is
america OF my work, the Shook Of HE Farm, The eijt;o'
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Shook of the FARM is taken from tho f;rst n c1i InS VI .e
WORK, written ten years ago, which in INV second editio.'
l entirely lie modelled, and m great mart = ySTotn "eSS,1,Gnt,
all The more recent improvements in the practice or Al
culture suggested by scientific experiment. ami r1aSjrI!.
IN effect quite a new book. 5"
lam, sirs, your obedient Servant
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CITY DIRECTORY.

- Merchants and Mechnnics' Bank.
So" as INCORPORATED 1886. CAPITAL $780, 600.
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL. President; soprEsxI BRADr, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of Virginia.
INCORPORATED 1873. CAPITAL STlO, 600.
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
ON c. President; DAx'L. LANE, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday.
manufacturers and Fnrmers' Bunk
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
scoRPoRATED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL Srocx $500. OOO.
THoS. SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier.
Wheeling Savings I~nstitution.
.I - No. 192, Main st.
INCORPORATED 1884. CAPITAL SIG, o0O.
N NELSON, President; WILLIAM MCCOY, Treasurer.
Discount day-Thursday.
Snvings' Bank of Wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling.
lScoGroRArED 1851. CAPITAL s. G,OOO.
THoS. H. LIST, President; WIZ. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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ID FELLOWS.

oDGE ROOM, No. 1913, Market street, near the Post Office.
xiR"IStrs LoDoE, No. 3, meets every Thursday evening.
nAS1Lls LODGE, No. u, meets every Monday evening.
HnEELITo LoDoE, Nc; 90, meets every Saturday evening.
rANoLh Lopok, NO. 81 meets every Friday evening.
eaCh month.
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lO0 BOXES LEMONS. $500
~ = Cases Sardines.
2 Bales Bordo Almonds Q
. Boxes Goshen
dry. For sale at pRSG naeep
Ser''-e. .. .a. No. Up Mains
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mEMBERs OF COTNCrI.

FIRST WARD.-John Mcclure, Jr.; John Hughes; s. d.
Woodrow Isaac Colts.
SECOND WARD.-John Bishop; Geo. E. Wickham.
THIRD WARDS. Brady J. J. Yarnall; John M. Matl,.
.ws; Daniel Lamb.
FOURTH WARD.-Dr. James Tanner; E. C. LETTERS; A. S.
alOwell; ID. ". Tharp; David Hammond.
FIFTH W~ARD.-George Forbes; John W. Gill; Lorenzu
u Wait; Jacob HornbTOokj Henry Echols.
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Established in 1881. <. b. SWEARlNGEN Surveyor ami
Collector OF Customs, Office No. 80, Union street.
lmpoItationst 10 this port are made by way OF New Orleans.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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NIASONS.

"pGE RooN, No. III, Main ST., over Robb's Chair FACTORY
ONO LoDeE, No. 1O1, meets the first Monday night Of
Monday night of every month. o"
WHEELING LoDoE, No. 1913, meets ON the third Mor,..
night of every month. "1
WHEELING ENCAAPAESr OF X, t. meets m ,ha to,r,,
Monday night OF every month.