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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

~ IIUhhCE VhEt|Lf VIII oI'VIN III 'H'O
OH the Political questions Of tie day ms ioIow';
At CLEVELAND, Saturday, Oct ., at p. VI.
At MEDINA, Monday, Oct. 4, z. NJ.
At wILLOUGHBY, Tuesday, 5th. AZ 2 NJ.
At PAIsEsvILLr, Tuesday, 5'b, at II T. NJ.
At CHAGRN FALLS, Wednesday, 9th, Pm.
At BUKToN, Thursday, TN, IN.
At AsHrABCLA. Friday. Sth, L. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
II CHARLES P. KIRKLAND was

Il CHARLES p. KIRKLAND was
last evening nominated for a Judge of the
Supreme Court, and JOHN l.. MASON
for the Superior, by the Wing Judicial
Convention at Broadway House. Mr..
NRkLAND is well qualified and popular,
and we think will be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

For NIyo-,
HORGAN IORGAN-, seventh Ward.
For 5orerpOr Of flr7s- Home.
smith. sixteenth Ward
For SAe-tr,
JAMES KELLY, second Ward.
For Comfy Cleyk,
GEORGE w. RIBLhT, Eleventh Ward.
For CoafT9ilv,
JOSEPH X. TAYLOR, sixteenth Ward.
For Co1Hs,i 70 Cooperation,
OGDEN norman, fifseentn Ward
Fer CRY fsperfor,
CHARLES RIDDLE, sixteenth Ward.
Fg- STRAIT CoHiniaFioRcr,
JOHN }. UOANK. Nineteenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

Wing Documents for the Campaign.
We ask the friends OF SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office ana examine
the following Campaign publications.
Friends Of the Cause, cal and see If you
don't want TO supply every house Ia your
County, Town or Ward with
TTIiE CAMPAIGN IIFR OF GIN.
SCOTT, with 20 illustrations of the most event
fnl scenes in his llustrous Careers pamphlet OF
thirty-two pages, on fine paper. Pnce g. per hun
Srrd. 80 cents per dozen, cents single.
When ordered 10 De sent Dy Man cents for
snder 500 miles and cents for ever 500 miles
aust be added as the Post Office Department re-
fases 70 send without prepayment Of postage.
Also,
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GIN
SCOTT broad sheet 70 be hung dp in dwell
irgs and public placeswith eighteen spirited Illus
tIatlons-$l0 per Thousand tli per hundred, OF ?
septs sngly. Terms CASA infexibly.
II to be sent by Mail cent Tor 500 miles and
ander and cents for over 500 miles must rs added
to prepay postage.
I" THK CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
sSOTT ~ GcrmaR--tno sanuu slze, illustrations
and price a. the English Edition. Also,
THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
Hresony.
WHY L AM A WHIG-A
Gnr,, 70 a: inquir'ng Friend"-By toRAcs
Pre-. Sia -. afge and lair pamphlet Of Is pages.
nc eIV per thousand, Oh Der hundrss o6 can't.
per dozen. cents singiy. -1"'eS' ~ 'eh1
Mia. suS go 70 ee sens BY Man cent for ,..A .,o
sSSss ~ snees and ssnss ios ovss SEQ ma. -, -
U"THK TARIFF QUESTION:.
rr''ee'''n aSa Free Trsde csussd.,,dn- n.
HORACE 1krtLrr. A handsome p.rpal., 30,
pages. Sr'ce Sl5 per Thousand, 3ii %, h,.S..S
. cents per dozen. v" hundred
k6ses o. wac esrash III ssxs. % -
WY" sses vAss ssas as~s s..r.S VA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

Some OF these are strong candidates !;
others 1--WE think not so much 40. We
wish them all elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

PAPER WAREHOUSE. WRITINe PA
rEKs EY 1HE CASE ONLY.-CYEUs w: FIsLD Co. No. IL
Cnh ct sole A,epts for the Nct0ns Mills sod Agents or
almost al the Papcr Manufacturers IN this country ns~ 81
fer Tor sale very favorable terms (mueh oger thSa mia
prices one Of the most extensive ard desrsbe stpsks u
American, French and English WRITING PArSss ever
shown in the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

"a" A telegrsphic dispatch from Nor
folk conu.disss tie rumor errTens u 'ais NV '"~f
day that California steamer pal INTO sAA p'rS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

zAAK TIE splendid a,sortmeu Of Youths and 30 Cl0h
ius Which u't spread bi1re the pu1c at 0ENtNs
BszasF, 10 drrVmR crowds II admirers Ladies recently
from Pane saw end Wi n uh. that nJthng hse 70 he
found In ans establishment ~ that city Toe &C q Is Oh
vous GsNihs stock consists 81 the cream Of re than
dozen OF the ,faDt Gs0rtnebts IN Pans As toe
Venus de Meoic combine the PROJECTIONS Of macy
beautiful Ou, does this model Bazaar c0mboe the
stec ne Of the s estshisr ers abroad "a - n Of ~
Departments Nor IL tiis all; q superb Youths, Boys
ard lbfeus Clothiuf, embracing variety OF Tccfc,cnc
syiee not proouTsbe elsewhere Ia is county, IS tco az
the Paws rehsA pscs In short tae BszaM destined TO
become famous tor moderate TTcee iOT uutqusled
goods GENiNa BAZAAR, 50 Nicholas Hall, 5j ioad~ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

hsye ben received GEM n at .nd eerssny aas>a2
In beauty sbo Iic. say Hat which hase been hsiSs
fore offered 70 ths cOnno IN dTSs % tasis hN
Beaver ST. Het destined t. b. s Hat Of ihs sssla aga
for aehtn,es cod rchs wJi compare With 80 ta ia
this ~ srse AID eessut as. Tteot OF LA1es Hat.
Cbidress faocy Bats o. eyeV DESCRIPTION ''ente
Jociey Ltps, &c SO Rlich The 20 are frs'eciahJ
iavt,eS To ,Sanjpe DRAEr Il Co No B0zsrT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

INVASION ARkkSTED.
TAX not OF heroes or an huteroea
Who pra;e about capturing Cuba;
Nor VI Indians slid "mthlss, savage styled
On the BANKS OF the Gils or luba
Look s home, thefe creatures that r)sul
AT night OF your form xhen In bed.
Seek LYON. and ask Tor his oug-snyng lak.
And ike tho bro On enemy dead
Or II mice Ia the ara your slunbef embaraS,
Abd you'd mste them etemsy still,
LYONS Seath-deaiing box, s-Te As hatcher tue eSs
VIII these veTmin intsliay kill
Derot for LIONS Magnetic POwser and Plik, No. i9i
Broadway.
i. L. BARNUM AN AUTHOR.-See adj
yertiscment New Publications"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

II FowLERs & WILLS, Phrenologists
snS PubsNer, Clinton Hall No ISL Nssaa-ss. New Iork
~ No. IsS Washington O., Bosson-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
Wr,,s F,kGo 4 Co s CALIFORNIA

yxptrss-We send our regu n Mail stesDer Er3fs' ~
he Georgia on tuesday next Oe'ob-r D ~ {, n 10
cba,,e o., NJ JiILsON. or own sp-clsi 7us7l
g,isbt ,bop6 ,e sent in office on h1ndsy h- 10
,,,,'@f oder No p,ckss. should msssor- 10 20 th.o
a cahie feet or weigh r'.re than q Io- P'e
WELLS. FARGO a 20. NO 10 wan u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

DIR brilliant In rnsters AID becoming 10 politician OF a.
psri.s psors Of 81. cgoeds aud citizens seeer 3 10 al
stations In life ere The hes1s ~ PEI
ole in ali paris q the city kEoNs hsadquseri nc -
Fustp.st 10 the place 20 buy bat that vii b srfroVeo
and admired by III who have he tae 70 spr.ss az
BATH skid and true eetauCs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
IL Southern and Western Merchants

~oud DO well 70 purchase Mrs JEsVss Cold Candy an ar
uce q ondoubted good reputation for coughs cola. auc
otsr pupon. complaints This article testified aud GER
fsd TO by the first men OF the country sold at the prns
"a ofFea No So Broadway. by Mrs w. JEsvS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
RnlrMArlsM CuREp.--EverY forrn Of

kHEUMATIsM CuRED.-Every torn OF
hi. dreadful disease from the recent nhammst0 soute)
10 ord Chronic Of many Yeas fandins be cured
BY the o. few bottles OF that celebrated nody
roRTMoRF' sRHEUNATIC onPoUNp aud BLoou PUKIriEK-
THIS l. entirely OF vegetable exGeco0ss1 inter-
na remedy prepared for this dsase alone Thousands
patients have been cured daring the past year by the
Of this preparation Of them old cnrOnc Of on
ten 20 fouy years standns-crpplcs to years and loae
since gwen up BY cunent ply scAs both In this counuy
and Europe Testimony, OF the highest character sustaining
these viii be cheeruy submitted 70 the inspcuoe o.
those afflicted their friends no feel hcsnt ints
est to call al the Celusl Ofhcc Of he propnegl No
BnYclsy 81 Aston House New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

Doors AND SHoEs ladies. why will
you pay such prices for your Caters good
ps be had toI One Dollar prime S. 80 GenteUns 20,
de rule will spply Dc MT such high prices
foo hoy goCe hn~ fegsed) Hoot for 8 So escd
40, " 90 Patent Leather shoes Caters &c, slnAly low.
1plS = sTiLLNsN, NJ 2@ GTesGwicas,, west sde, -
tween Murray and Roainsou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

The following arc the candidates select
ed by the Wing Congressional Conventions
of the several Districts last evening:
Dat Wg'ds. C1adii7feI.
ST. II. I'll '. NIlI...... JAMES 90 VEN.
A...IV. VI X. XIV.......... J II. HOsARr llAWS.
6...NII Nil and Wmshursh JOSEPH HONlE.
6...Nl NN NNll........... No choice effected.
7....IX NVL Xxx ........... ROBrG CAMPBELL.
G...NII. XVIII NiN........ sJANES BROOkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
W Clothing for thc million. said an old

customer amer seleepg hs li clothing OF hi, friend and
boneiscog X l. FosTER No Il Cortlandst where be sad
he should send oil his hisnds snd wheIs s viil find 8
choice aud we'll ,eestsd stock Of ready maze 81 thing aad
furnishing eOods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
e. GouRAup's Liquid Hair Dye Is,

without exception reservation the best yer
EQUALLY celebrated IL GOUR.UDs medicsed Soap for curing
pimpes eekles SAT- rheum esh te;teT s.los
tan oughness Ne Poudre Subtle uproOt, hair from suy
psrt Of the body Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Hair
Clos al 81 Wslker 81 near Brt adNnY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS We are

tosa tbss Jons GSEAsoS OF No &l Greenwiehs 1. ass
~ ths tine psegIs some great bsrssios In OIL Cloths Al.
30 scms sslenSd Window Shades oiersd extremely
low Pager Hsasinss Comics ssnts and al the para
cherpAa Of this bfs0eh Of trade, al prses entroy sats
fsctoxy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
r. A fair trial is oil that is reQu
IvoN's K,ru,IRoN rOR PRrsrgvI,G,

Ham DYE AND Wiss.--BATCHELoR's
asnusetoy for thase articles 10 seebsted In all 81
the world persons Wishing light elegant and dursble VIE
81 foupee surely Do suited Hi, dsir Dye applied,
10 sure suaartse) sold wholesale and retail Of no
Nsl-st CODY the sdkress-bewas ~ imltsteoE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
NEw FnLLANp WiNrlR Day Goops.-

Hi1CHcOCK bTADntA1TK, No S4l Broadway cor. Leon
ard have their tall impoI Stcns aud
ed th. nth every kud Of fall sd win
Dv Goocs OF the newest richest and moe. tesifebe
styles and the favorable terms assk ., kind
rich BIoesdss oFRut acks Chat Keables htrpe, Paids
&C. shavls Of al kinds french Mcfioos, Casnuures De
Laiaes and everything else Ia sc which lady can desire
f hof wMdrONe 0entlemeu will also Ind pl, udd 50 CT
Of their furnishings there, udeishiits sod Dawefs OF
every kibd Of material scus Crsvsts 1an krfchicts
&c &C. ard will ud them much cheaper. loo ihsn AZ or
binary senflenens furnishing HenIsntsot Nind0V
DIsPeres large lot which they vii ses 'ey great bar
gains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

Row, New siors No ~ Hudsonst, between Csoa ard
Sput--s's Only too spacious ~aferooms, ~; ny .
well filled gh nsw sod ELEGANT Cnpstnss OF csc si,e,
OH h IN R'se variety and every other srtce usualy
Oh. ~ O upou the b. = terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

P' Carpets cheap enough at No. 90
Bowesy HisAs ASDSRsoS's EDshsh Exhibition T,n,..
ny csrpsts ~, ana 81 Ssres Ply Carpets. s., assS.
All Wool irerrnee CarpetA S and S Bru.sels STAR
2SS cad s.. EuslisA FVor Oh Cloths yAEds wide, a
g., y and 81 per yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
L.pIrs' Ssor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

KATioNs fcg TIE FAIL TKtbr Ladies will md = most
Of eesanNy scturrd Caters
slippers TIES BnstinS &c, Ae, st C,NrgELA', No. SIS
bowvTy HIS MTabgenents fog the fall
plete his Inuactured under supervision
81 biwsef ard NJ L,EOYrEAUN, (tormorly OF Btjsdsay
sios variety Of covering tog the eet or ladies'
mssos aud ehuasu .iks ssaiisbls IN manufsture and
teial ADOPTING tho procelc OF furnishing selsss
aftice st the very lowest pice CANrgsLL 10 1sy cele
hated To- the eeooomy Of hs ehGseA ard the CT
excellence AID duIsbhty OF hs twelve and fJusteea shit
tins GsiteTs ust 81 soy who viii tsks
tho trouble 90 Examine them Of as sret adherence this
ruis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

kICH CARPETING.- PETERSON q HUM
Pgsry No SO Brosdvav hsye us reserved, per packet
hfo fres, Wessp Vest POiGt Large lot Of Tich .ns
elegant CarpeioR direct from tie Ensu'h m:nUiaeoIes
and patterns entirely new, 70 which we invite the sen'o
Of The public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
q PETERSON & HuMrHREYs, No. s7s

e PETERSON & HuMpHREYs. No. 37o
sroadwsy sorner OF Whitest are reoe!ytnr daily t,,r,
Le0Is saa ne Assee ROOms unusually aTse and eo-
seEpassans In bIilhaney Of eolors
SatsS May patterns exclusively own ara not % 10
pans eeSnete Aeo ne reno~ned Worlas Fair C.Tnxt
In enc entire piece 10 which cali public s,s,.s N1Ps~
RcH CARPETINGs.-SMlrH a Lorys-
ssy.Notss fesrlst- have row IN v.Or.
able sssortmcnt Of Fall styles wh.sh shs 40 aesT-
the allowing vsry XIV prices: S' ~ 'oeSins 81
ystv.a carc,t,. .teI t,S Per yard.
rSeesey 20 go. 70 10. sapsEtss do 70
trnsseb DO ".s 10 10 Extra kas 90 - - - q
SOY 90 v 20 q Common Do is =. q
AlsN Feos Oh Cotha 70 - s,es wide; Drus,-t. ,O
vss ves and all other ssods connected win tss ID.
equally hw sfsa !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

CN'hhJ
Grandeur ,ssJiTs u5iVsssl 18th a. bot re ae %,
lev WHO DO not seeg 'c-h and al those who o. il'a
buy tbeI Fs.l Hat Of HCECH Al af4cs 2" nlnn- 49,
~ siovepsu a 0ust,s csnIot be better a. neo lnts
one Of bic Beaver Felii Ss Bse 81 ~ a si o zoo
wteB . take iifo con1oors.Jn be hbefh eng ~ W
Do not besi,sfe 70 commfn5 20 nin thr siil-h u -
y.otoy. sBo Nsrer1oIns. No. - 81 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

RICn CUkTAiN MATERIALS-NEw
STyLES-SoioNoN HAEr, NJ 81 broadway, have Just
recryed per sissmef beautiful assortment o. Cuetn and
Upholstery Go,ds, oaiirey patterns to wch they In
site public attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

E' Ci'y ladies', and ladies' wishing the
ssty, find a. MiLLER'> Canst Ladies Cater Boos,
at le, l6i and lG quality slippers Ties snd Bulkns
ate and lOi SECOND quality, and per pair Also
Boys Boo's aud Bfo,s ard Ms-es Children Cater
Boot atd Shoes VI all kines an prices 81 MLLERs No
lS CenAlst
NB-Wbolsssl and Retail AGENT for all kinds OF India
Rubber Bects and Shoes tGoOdN ear PATENT
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n KtLLocG's Fall Style OF Hat, an
Mnhcn..--.. Utility i. prefera3la %

C.ps nov ready uDsurpsd b. sDy ' el'Fi1-s Or ,.'ts
The pubic invited 10 exsnire before o. cnas
pnre htII.Ie.. 80 ~. Ne-.-
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~ Ecopomy and enjoy mont are secured

BY All who procure thelT
SEASONAELE VNuTRcARMENTs
At No IOs BOweIy ths Htyles Imported and
ufloured Dy TIE Subscribers the commend attons
universally AWARDED, aud should be won hy oil ~0 wish
enjoy ent a very small cost.
A. RANAIN Go, IIosera No. l0i BoweTy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20
joy. '' ..- RURNER'S e
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

PowELJ's FORT, SHENANDOAH coUNTY,,VA
aa yseqs p5S eRe e Va
tering aee Is situated eight miles east or Woodstock,
building Zone hundred ieet in commenced last sea.
son las been completed and Is ready the reception
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF wfrrE, BLuE and BLACK
SULEnUR. CnALTBEArTE LIMESTONE and SLATE all having
IST Mn own e y 9T ol
sufficient quantity Of puIe water to supply thousands
s tic ground gradually rising 10 the south and east until
II reaches the western base OF the Mansanuttei from
landscape views IN the Country To the
south, southeast and east, there number OF mounds
% to 00 feet above level bottom in front and to the
est OF the SPIings Many Of these elevations
The Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery,
panofsms which, for bold outline and pleasing va is
by any mountain scenery in Virginia In.
P Font Moan eS rae a9 I'M Of
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be be
In additon to Springs proper there are number Of
Seesfatcd MoSataia sPrp 80 ysrdS distant; The
Coz spring Sho asSs fs o2S ths
south the Springs, about threequarters or
inIe gushing from mountain side, is the Sweet Chay.
SeSit group OF willows thai shade TIE Sulphur Sprines.
which believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail.
ViEiteTs coming the North East, can enter tho
picturesque valley through the narrow passage formed BY
NORTH ftomt Springs The rugged grandeur Of this
natural dee, the rocks towering the very cIouia
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration. - I .
On arriving at the Springs the invalid has at onoe with
draE1rom the cares and peTpleXities tolls onotony
Of the bnsy world and recuperate his exhausted ener
es bT quafne the pure waters that necessarily flow
around h and paTtang the rich that are oii
prepared for the nourtshInent OF his frail body.
We viii state for the benefit those who may not DO
aware or the act, that own large farm attached In
the Springs wheSe persons their horses pasture
or STABBED as they may prefer III : ~
The BAR will DO furnished with the choicest L5onois
Cigars, Tobacco, DC.
to the deTon departments OF the house; and ey.rvthing
shall that contribute the cOnuort oftbe
Persons Visiting the SrIngs from the North can leave
Baltimore in tho and arrive here the next moI
from the South, win leave staunton in the morning. arrive
at-Noodstockt to dinner, and the Springs 10 tea
fOrtbe amusement of those who may wish 20 ma tfei
pate in such exercises, Ten Pin Alley has erected
r Bath House. with everything requisite for Bathibs
has been erected for the accommodation OF visitors
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20
ssiie-ipt r,.iis. PR0sPRCTUe
81 III 500 3 S. -,
4 AMERICAN REVIEW

II n the original Prospectus OF the American v
sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, tts loImS,L
tor and EDITOR, number or the leading Wing Nh
the Twenty seventh Congress QS!6-e1 s1bsenVe-
Nance TO the following resolution:- ,.I,,,ISrtal,
Earnestly approving the plan Of such NaugSs.
long needed and OF manifest Importance me Is
agree to contribute for its pages, rom une
communal asBay DO necessary 70 set ~ ITacs
fend the doctrines Of tbs United Party oltS Nc
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel d. b11i,n;S r L
Pherson BerTien, ?. RslIngersoll, X JOY Ts6T,, Ba
ClingnanS Daniel webster, r. @. Winthrop = lTthtr,
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, y Pt Kennedy, " M o
Rufus Choatc Alexander H Stephens r,an tl
An engraved portrait of soma distinguishS1, y
be found in every number OF the Review InsI "a
ally portraits OF living Amefie ~
ever that is possible will be aeeomplnIed Fith
do Memoir OF the person represented .liIcii
The first objects OF the Review arc g Sega u
it is designed to set forth and defend tne p 81 "
naftstTes, and the men of the Unfttd Hhi Part
Union. 1t has been matter Of just stSs se
that thought it embraces its due q
gehtG and learning OF the country, tt 1ensf
Monthly Organ devoted to the eXrTesnch lin Irs
its opinions and meas he X rs
can Review have done what III them
repIoaeh, by securing contributions nom sou''e2s
and truth. iii sssIes ID
The literary department of the Review w W SSg
sniFi1 with the holftic1II ~ 81. ~ AZ s6yth
llSinge slbseTfp t6hs 50 year, g 81
Subscriptions to einbs pr not less than ten
la VII ilCHAMPI0G BISSELL =, * NV YOTk
aug24-a III eGfE flS I29Y -
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rUURCuRs. IN

a o. T. ~
O. M,TrHRWF RpfseOaEeaJI, Monroe and Byron
s,nerfs REy wILEIAA ARMSTRONG; Rector; Morning
vice t0S evening 81 -''-
s longs EpiAeopaIa Main street, between First
ssaOnd Centre wheelpgi Rev !ts u MeOASE Pastor;
tuTe Friday evenings at u O'Clock. Seats FREE.
rFnsr PREsBYrERIAN, Rer. r. H. Wed, PASTOR Fourth
street between Monroe and Quincy Service Morning aud
afternoon. d. 80
srcoxp pRksnrTERiAS, Kerr. CyrAs SIIicksOn Pastor,
ebster Street. between Main and Markets Centre Wheel
inEI service morning and evening t..g4ft sefgtze
ass TuRp PREsnYTERIAH, Ref. Mr.. Pans Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hall, Main street, above Washington, North
wheeling; Service morning and afternoon. .1-
Pourru STREET METHODIST ErIsCoPAL Rrp. S. B. Ddbr.
pTtor Fourth Street, between Monroe and Quinccy,
Service morning and evening "p
SonsH srREEr METHoDLET EpIscOPAL, Rer. Nm vii.
son Pastor Market and North SITS, North Wheel
ne; Service morning and evenings a, s.,
CnAFLINE 81 ErnoPISr RrtssorNL Rev. &. G. Mich
oE Pastor; Chapne street. between First and SecOnd
sceTtTe wheeiins; Services morning and eveiht. ssi
C5Ena1N METHODIST ETTscoPAL, Rer. Mr.. BroedBeek,
aston Chapls stres between Webster and Third, Cen.
-, wheeling 81 = i-ts1ser : e.. a..... -T 81
o. I.pry. A. Roma Catholic, RI Rec Bishop.
a. u TFhLEGR Filth Street, corner OF llanpden, service
morning and afternoons -f5t. 70 '9 aeaH'
As.oct,rE REr6RAED Rec u \! AeC1ure, Pastor, corner
MARKET and JeEerson sreetsi service morning and after
Don. i-'i' ''-. -
YIYr1Er, es J. W;NEeE, Pastor, Clay street, between
Pifthand Sixth, service morning and evening" 1t.
PtRsr IyDEPENDHET CoHuREg KTIoNAL, UNITARIAN, Rev
g. w Webster, Pastor, Market strecly hetween Webster
Third, Centre Wheeling serViee morning and evening.
EyAHuELloAL PRoTEsrGNf tRes. ~ RYossur, Pastor.
clay street above sixth, East wheeling 81 80
ZteN's RvANGRLlcAL LpFHERAN, Rec p. Zimn2sTiEan,
PASTOR, corner Market aud Monroe streesi service TO-
+ pcInek Am. .i.. 80. -: -. W q,
iyerthe Hope Hose hOnse.i 4 lE.sel
IEEIau SY Ago0uE, No. IS, .tfptEpestreet,N q ~
6peIPLrs. First Hosa eomPins Esll. Market street