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MEDICINAL.
wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry


For Coughs, Colds Asth,na Group BronchiS Influenza
Bleeding Of the Lnrgs, Difficult BreathiHs i1rer tB.e-
tons Pain Weakness of the Breast or Side, first
Stages Of Consumption, &c, &C., dc.
In short this aisamis peculiarly adapted TO every disease
of the Lungs and Liver, wlchls producea ny out cNe'P
Wild Cherry has long been known 70 possess important
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in our land Physicians otcn prescribe IT III different
forms for variety OF complaints lar aiso mas noell
equally noted forts virtues; AMI some physicians whose
familiar to the whole country have gone SO 'a as
declare that consumption coniu he curcu by NAV
alone In other hands, again. 1t was nearly Vniuels oWie
no doubt their ignorance preparing and administering
difficulty entirely obviated by patient experience
ard long experiment.
nc extraordinary medicinal powers of these two sub.
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that theory is really true refer TO few cases OF
cures performed by this wonderful medicine.
g g $50 499F 4f4f - 8
7eo 1ires sarea by onlyMree bottles Of "WisGr's
BaSam Of Wild CherrH''8
M. NJ Eden r., Ky s.d July "a A. 1872 ~
Wistars }asam of Wild Cherry that bought OF you has
been of such signal my family, that wish 10 make
its virtues known for the benefit OF The public.
My wife cold 1.-THE time OF her confinement which
eetted lungs. The physicians pronounced her dis
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coughs; she given for desracd OF her recovery
and her Child partook of her complaint She then com
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three bottles effected entire cure with her and the child
b III
have no doubt that they would have been in their
graves if they had not used Wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Chzrry. SETH II. "hAhof'
Seth r. Searcy whose certificate is above is of as
mucl, varacy as any this country and of good
Judgement and we place entire re!,1rGe on ms
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Merchants and neci,nnics' Bank.
IsroEroR TIED 1875. cNrIrkL $4,000.
Noitheaat Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN W. GILL, Presidents soHtEsxi RRApr, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday
North Western s:anIS OF Virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919. CAPITAL SFio.0c0. -s,'
Southwest Corner Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN q. CAMPBELL. Presidents; DA.L. LANE, Cashier
Disr1unt day-ThuIsday.
.IInnufncturcrs' md Farmers Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
l.eorFoHArEp MAEcu, 1851 C,rrrAL Srocx 5000
TioS. SWEENEY, Pres't. Jons LIST, Cashier.
wheeling savings institution.
No i99, Main 81.
IscoEroRlTEp 1921. ClPlrAL StG.O0U.
~ NELSON, Presidents WILLIAa Mccoy, Treasurer.
Discount day-TlGTslay. 10
savings Bank OF Wheeling.
OF Main and Fourth st:ee:s Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED iS5i CIurAL $1,000
THos. IL LIST, President; WNi R,xxIN Treasurer
Discount day. Friday.
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MONTHLY g oHe.touyh .
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DaLy or oltene Than Timeekfy times the above rates
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Office publications the county lire Is to be the
GA NO Ennt. :
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mcnt optional. -
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os ono,SA ncfs-Messrs. Nelson. the Mayor CChair
man, Lamb YarHaIi and the Clerk
Or FisAScrs.-Messrs. brady Gill and Lamb.
orrstcoouSTs.-5Iessrs. wie,lam Honbrook and
woodrew.
ON STREETS AND ALLrys.--Mcssrs FoTbes Bishop; Nc.
Lure; Hammond and Mathews.
ox WATER woREs-Messrs. Tanner; Echols; Hughes
7 Matthews; wiskham aud the Superintendent of Water
wait -
o. co.L T.xKs-Messrs Gill; Brady; Lamb and tLe,
Superintendent OF Water Works
Of LAsnIscs-Mcaars. Halloweili Colts and Yarnali.
os FRr DErAErNESr.-Mcssts. Bishops Hughes; Mat
thewsi T1arp and Wait
o. PErrrtoss--Messrs. Tanner; Gill and Woodrow.
os Ran RoAps.-Messrs brady; Bishop; Forhesi GILL;
Lambs Tanner and Woodrow.
or ELEcTIoss.-Siessrs Lamb; Hornbrook and Tharl.
O. SArGrtrs-Messrs. Yar1aI; Cots; Echols, Tharl
and Wicl,Iam.
OK AssrssNryTs.-Messrs. Hornbrook; Bishops lEushes
Jcners and Matthews.
o. GE.pEs.-MessTs. Forbes; Colts; JeTcrs; Wickhan
and YarHall.
o. Real Esr.rr--Messrs Gill; Bishops Brady Halo
well and Woodrow
or PrBLio CENzrEry.-Mcssrs. Wicklam, McLmc
JefcTs Matthews and Wait
os Llcnr.-Messrs. Cotts Bishop; Tanuer; Wait and
ASSESSORS
Is, ward-F. A; BEES5.lserR. Cd WardoGEo. Ron
I I'd ward-s.NL sMrTif. eth ward-DAvrp HAN.
Z NONE 9th Ward-ALEx. TAYLOR.
~ ALDERMEN.
list werd-Dayid MaelaGe. Cd w,games Mcconnell
ID W,-Geo. DUTY. 9th W-J0hn L.. Newly. 9th w.
H. H. Jarnis0n.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1st ward.-H w Phillips, Cd ward.-wm. s. Wick
ham "a wara.mpr; W Bates is 18th ward-Jom Gil
christ Sr 9th Ward.-Joeial Powell
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
sat ward-wm George, John Moore.
I'd Thos. Johnston, y. Il. Taylor.
"a Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
18th d. v Thap, p Scatterday.
nj, Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
Isl ward.-Joseph Greer I'd Ward-P. Il. Taylor: Sd
WaId-Geo. Tris!er: dth.-liaryey Hall; 5th-Geo. w.
FIRE wARDENS. ar.
list ward.-Joseph Greer: cd Ward.-Joseph Forsyth:
"a warl.-Gco. TIisler: 18th Ward.-John Clayton: 9th
wnTG-!i. s. Glenn.
Curator of City HsH-Joel Trsler.
orerseer of Chain GaEg.-Geo Bulser
Se-toa of FRSlie GTare Yards.-Elias H Burt.
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Er. Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
rIoN FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF con.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE FREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNiNE,
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g g g 80 9aF.9 4fHsF4 {

Seth Searcy, whose certificate above is man of as
much ycracity in this country, and man of good
judgement and we place entire relarce his statement
HARCOURT HOWARD d co.
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NM ARE prepared TO furnish, in any quantity, SteubeI
w vile White Lend warranted equal If not superior
OF pittsburgh Cincinnati brands.
#-I kELLS d CALDWELL,
si.t Agents for ManuiactureIsll
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, DisntercstedneS
and Sef-sacriicc of Ancient and
Modern Times sn-
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10 Glass Manufacturers.

MI constantly hand large stock Japaned
wv lar Covers OF all sizes, Union 81, No. 10.
Aug. ef.. Iwd CASWOOp C0NKLlNts co.
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WHEELING Gas COMPANY.


President-JouS w Gill: SecTet1yy-Jas. s. Wheate.
TSeErtrerJosah F. Updegrsf Engineer eEd Inspector
San'l. II. Go!dhorp.
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Il oea1 anna rra,e,ling agen.. .ynn1ea for

St. Louis, June &c, 1852.
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DROVES
For cattle per head, Gets
-. hoses per head.
a. hogs per head,
a. sheep per head,
With the pIevilege passing either bridge sngly.
For single foot passenger, rer month, 80 cts; per
year. SS,U
..FauIlies, Exclusive OF servants not exceeding
S;x persons, o,oJ
'' Families, do do
"botl bidses, single foot passenger per year. 100
=. family, 1905
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ARRIVAL Asp pErAgruRE MAILs-CsEw ARRANGEMENT.
GIent MaiI-arriyes at . p. M from the East.
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CHARLES j. PETERSON,
No. IS Chcsnut St Get, Philadelphia.
n. B.-A specimen copy sent when desired Don't sub
su:ibe Tor any other Magazine till hava seen THIS
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Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut Streets Cinci
natl, Ohio General Agent for the West, 10 whom all
ders must be addressed.
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]. & ]. l.. GIIfON. PublshcTs,
No. %, Chesrui street, Philadelphia
~ Very liberal inducements ,riH De made 10 acire aud e
ergetc !cs=es. small capital Of from go @
rnsos, sale of these and Other popular orks, many
sold etel.sirely by 1areiins Ageis aus2i
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MOST IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To

lNh Manufacturer Mechanics Merchants Gardeners and
others; also chance for pleasantly located Country
StsS-1here offered t sale, several lots tor build
ing manufacturing, tanning gardening other purposes
the icurshing village OF NAiRONSBURUH,on the poia-
River sullivan County, y. Y OF the principal
tons the New-yok and kre Railroad about four hears
r,de om the City OF Newlo.k For particulars inquire in
NsrrowsiuIgh, cit, V. WACkERBARTH Esq, or in New
YoEk, Of ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, No. Bsoai-st, or
r. A LOESCHfR, Nc. ~ Greenwlch-s,, where, also
BE- map of said village
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man-st corner Of Gold. Also, large Room either
- - ,;,bo, the ahove and Immediately II, suitable
fr Ssles-room &C. &c This room Is p by 100 feet with
from, ON thxee streets and OF the most elegant sales
s in the lower part of the city Also the third story OF
the same building being the same size a. the second floor
W, 49, -, a. r-era.es 10 JAS. NJ. SHARP
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CTONY BROOK COTTAGE and

- FARM for SALE-In the town Of hys, pi1 Pa I'm
situated the Boston Turnpike, one and nal al;nr
the railroad der5t az Manaruneck There good
or cttase with lawn inclosed with elegant fences nand
some spacious carageban and stable ais9 tenas
An he iuldinxs are IN complete order ana newy
and will require no repairs for many years Inere are
50 acres Of land suitably DIVIDED INTO oIensI ana an .t
e. 5s,s AN excellent garden &c stony Brook Is tns
Dorthen boundary the farm and ios s ssand Ss
80. Nc nile uhere il good boating and hsnns hyo
beach Il in the vicinity which is SCARCELY n eve ~
IeTe are several fine building sites on the ari
coruusndng views Of the Sound For person dong ous
n,s In New York for summer rcsdehee lnis Piso'
ie's many s'''s'A HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine-st.
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"ONDEKFU ID BAhUAINS'-WE
w GOODS from AuctiOn.-Another log Just received
These Goods comprise that part the stock from the Dey
fire that was but very slightly injured by water.
Fine White Darnask Table Linen. $. o a yard
Superfine Double Damask Table Linen Q and , yard
Fine Double Damask Napkins, g., u and loi Dozen
Large size White Linen Table Cloths g. aud lo piecs.
Larre size Counterpanes iSl-worth - 3D.
FxtTa large Counterpanes, IS worth 81 so
Fine Beached Shifting Muslin, only - piece C52 yMSl
Superfne Beached Shifting Muslin, lSi and - peca
(S5 yards) 80
Huckahuck Diaper, n aysrd-worth 70. 49,
Gents Fine Linen Cambria Handkerchief, 20 piece
worth 46. - =, -, =,
Ladies Fine Linen Cambria Handkerchief, worth y.
Lots of other Goods correspondingly low Prices
GEO. C. BURDETTS Cheap Dry Goods storc,
No 1856 Walkerst.
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LYON SALE-The two-story and attic

Il brick dySeinsheases ard lots Nos y aud 81 Baakst
thsi lots = by lee houses - BY ii ce have ali nod
can Improvements ard in excellent order Also the
threestosy bck dwelnz houss and lots THE above
fronting Tcy-st- also IN excellent condition. Also the
tsosioy buck and lots Nos 81 and IS Amos
s Lots - ty ie houses p by ~ very desirable dwellings
and fe Yards the street AIN the very superior het
fprsory dwelling house and loi Of gronnd No SS West
2istst desh,ul situated opposite the Park oS che Thco
logical SEMINARY, having all ncrra Improvements and
vtnisuecs Also the very desirable hot aid blags No.
us Fest Broadway Lot - by 81 An excellent situation
fcr Improvement For teFlrS &C. apply 10
WILLIAM HARSEIf. M Chs-xt
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PROPERTY for SALE.

- The handsome residence of Alex Underhil, situated
corner OF Bedford and PaTkays East Brooklyn, consisting
OF frame DIV ellngs (ed in covered with cedar Oumbys
conductors &c cairiagebouse stable poultryhouse, &c,
and eight valuable lots of which front Bedtordav,
now offered for sale The house built IN lSio in the
substantial expressly tor the occupancy OF the
owner and IA roons besides bathing halls and
cellar The garden has about 40 of the Isabella
and Catawba varieties with ahor and selected variety Of
fruit Of u years growth besides smaller fruits all in
full bearing On the sidewalks large sugar-mape horse
chesnui aud other shade trees There three lines of
stages to the Brooklyn ferries which passes the door
the others within short distance Price (f taken soon)
o. 500 OF which s. 500 remain. Possession immediately,
II desired Apply as above, or TO CHARLES KNOX, No.
l2S Eul,nn-st New-lork.
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TNOR SALE-The property on the north
III east corner Of Murray and Churchsts, belonging to
the Third Unitarian Church The lot is 30 feet wide on
Munay-st., by Is feet deep For terms apply to
MARTIN f. THOMPSON, No 257 Broadway.
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NOR SALE in WILLIAMBURGH-A

II superior built House replcte with every convenience
situated in earg street. short distance from the Ferries
ssse il desired Apply q. No. 81 Pearlst, Ny.
LNOR SALE or to LET.-Two small
Il hrec-ssory Houses Nos 2ss snd So Maiiscnst New
lok Ter Sale very cheap Ii not sold this week they will be
rented toT the ensuing year. Apply 20
l. {. MCCORMICK No. 500 Maiis,n-st
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NOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE,

entirely new eon'Sinus twelve rocms--inclGding bath
msIOollald one three, Twelve, eighteen acres OF
land edo,lg The sitseicdene ue Forth othe village
Of NcwhUlsh directly opposite the Poweon House and a-
joining the lands OF Messs w H. Priest and Charles Down.
Ing and Iulnins fom the To tao riSer.
Upon the premises stable carriage house. &C. and
about Geo fruit trees o the choicest variety many Aich
in fa besIng Also variety OF shade Scenery
unsurpassed the Hudson River, heaion he0;hy sood
reads ard walks the village. Title ind.snaiaba terms
easy. X. III. MACE \ewhaIgA.
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1 FARM for SALE or to Let, at White

Cf Inquire OF JUN IL OK
wichst and JOHN r. UNDERHILL, on the premises
NOR SALE or to LET-ln the vii
IL lage of Greenwich Conn., three-quarters of mile
from the New-York and Newiiaven Railroad new two
story dwelling House. 81 feet by "a finished ia modern styles
Lots 500 feet by 200 Lot $50 by 200 Possession
given the LIST of May For particulars inquire of the owner
VIM EDDY, or JOSEPH f. BRUSH, p NJ Greenwich.
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loaIny soil within II hoursT ride, at SIS and $50 per
acre Also Farm of 80 whereof GO cultivated at
e. iOO and another of IS acres with 20 in cultivation at
81 600 Apply No rs Greenwichs on Wednesdays from
10 to u o'clock
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Power-The Mill Sc feet square, in which all the
necessary machinery for making yarn consisting of GOO Dan
forth Spndes Cards Picker Drawing Frame W ashing Mil,
Speeder, Winding Frame Spooler, &C. &c.
The Water abundant and durable There are on
the premises good Dwelling Houses Barn. Carriage House,
&C. &c IL of highly cultivated Land. with young
Apple Orchard of grated trees This valuable manuactur-
ing establishment is within ride of the city, by
railroad The whole he bought at bargain, and on most
favorable terms. For particulars, inquire of
A p SMITH. No. 25 Nassail-st Room 2l stat rs
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COUTH FARMS INSTITUTE for

RBOYS, South Farms, Litchfeld County Cont, SAM.
n ENSIGN, Proprietor and Instructor-This j1stuttsn
has been known for twentyour years Of e a kn
gish and Commercial Schools in NewRpg gland Tic nm
Der or pupils limited TO heen and each scholar 40
feels that he is member Of the instructors family sn
farms lovely aud quiet village, in elevated ocatos
Win pure, healthy atmosphere and the pupils Of INC ~
ar as The proprietor keeps horses and Carriages ~ theI -
easiona recreation during the intervals Of study Tne -
and may be fesched from NewYork in 81 hours -
regular Course Of study embraces all the Engiish b<a~
and great attention y gwen 10 the Commercial -
The Spring Term will commence the bt Of MAY
the Principal viii be this city frOm the 18th Of A?"
the close OF the month. Terms, 600 year: n
REFEREscEs-New-York George y. Nesbtt III ="
SO Wsllst; John Saxton, Esq., Maiden-lane Jscob A.
sryel', Esq No 3os East Broadway Joseph BsIss ds
Of Clinton Co. soutl-st Brooklyn; VIM. Burden, Ear "
Johnson Esq, Alfred Greene sf Esq, and others ~ n
Circulars may Be obtained Of q. u Nesbitt, Esq y"
Wali-st
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GOODS from the FIRE

The balance of these goods consisting OF Prints Mus.
I'm DE LANES Barege DE LANES Linens, Tab tlothS na-
pers &C. will be sold of low, by WM. MATHEWS l. co,
Nos ~ and 60 Cafharine-sf
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NPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE TNSTI-
DRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING

III c. G. MARSH, long known in this city continues hi
Counting Rooms for the practice and study of Book Keeping
at No 30 Broadway first hoor up stairs Let those ints
MARsIPS works Book Keeping well known in the
mercisl cities Of the United States Mexico South Amercs
and West Indies in Spanish and English for sale above
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iei' many atIIsc'I0'' HoAER MORGAN, 80 Pnest
NOR SALE or to LET-Stanwix Hall,

II s.r.,ogs sprinc. n Y This large and commodous
Hot. Selirhtfily located the side OF Broadway,
one door south Of Union Hall and the Immediate vicinity
~ Congress Spring will be let for term OF years nom the
Is dsy of MAY next The Hotel erey new, and the es
tablshent Is in complete order The rooms are large ana
arranged with express reference TO the sccofnoaAon .,
fa,les No better hotel establishment for winter a. wen
as pper business can be found Saratoga For TURNER
TerticrIar inquiries may be made Of LESTER BAhI-
fFr FsoYs of ts village or of the subscriber on the
premises Tie property is also for sale on reasonable terms
Saratoga Springs, Feb. 10, 1872 JOHN H. Will