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all who wish TO purge the blood from impurities
TO resist cptdeniCs resort TO "Guysoh
Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla which Is
wing tscI untote many gnant
that flesh heir and iey will navcr he dsappon
ted; in this remedy the yubc faith has wavcred
waycr; Ior is iouhded experience just
OF faith i'll other dnd spurious compounds is
founded experience They fly from mineral nostruus
hope life and vigor from this purely regce FeH,d
however broken down i'll l4alth ami sprits-howcVci
liscf and oh4rs, let despair
cuvcry; let The patient only understand that his hope oil
lies only in Guys4s Extract OF Yellow DOCK
SaIsapaIiIla.' and persuade him. for his lies sake,
try have hesitation in predicting his speed,
restoration 10 health.
The Shaker prepared yellow Dock and the Cred
Honduras a are the invaluable remedial agents
from which Dir. Guysotrs Improved Extract OF yellow
Sarsaparil1 is formed, and Laboratory OF Dir.
GuysUt has us the virtues of these roots III their
His preparation contains all the restorative prop
ROOFS combined and concentrated in their
s;rcnsth and efficacy.
Experiments made in the manufacture OF this medi.
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Accordingly find il resOrtcd to almost universally in
ca Us of eatic Scorbutc aud Cutaneols complaints
general all the vital powers and all thos.
Iunneul,g diseases OF the skin trying 10 the patience
and so injurious ~ the health. .r
Tho following Bcuaith Hughes is OF tho
astonishing record. Aet forty years sickness,
cScruciag torture, tho aputaion Of oiclc AMI
lie body and limbs 0i eating purifying dis.
charging ulcers be cured BY eight bottles of Guysot's
yellow Dock and Sarsaparla, is almost nirac
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Look to your Coughs!

ITO all such as laborng Coughs Colds Hoarsc
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pound Syrup of Bonesct, pleasant, speedy
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BRENTLINGER &ARMSTRONG,S,
aus21- yr:d u 3tSIii Monroe street, Wheeling.
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DIR. Guysoirs Improved Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparill;

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND piSEASE OF THE LUNGS
f, AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF +.
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afternoon. Hs H ll : - = ''S anu
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Wheeing Service morning and afternoon ' '''''"
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aston Caplnc street, between Webster and Third CO..
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morning and afternoon. ~
ASSOCIATE REFORMED, Fer. j. T. sreClure Pastor corr.
Market and Jefferson streesi service morning and after
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Ftthsnd Sixth, service morning and evening.
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h,tstsr, Pastor, Market street, between Webster
ndIhifd Centre Wheeling. service morning and evening
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Clay stIect, above Sixth, East Wheeling. -,
, Ziors EvASGrLieAL LpTnrRlE, Rerg r. 5zaanernan
o'elockAM II. ...I ?. = al..IT = - -
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MEDICINALS.
Wistar's Balsamo of Wild Cherry!

The best Remedy ever known TO Wan
Coughs, Gods As.s,gs c5ssg B,saehis htan s.l
PAN Or ' Ipssfess Of he Brss, Or Side
Stages Of Consumption, de-, 8c.,Sc.
In short this Balsami peculiarly adapted discuss
OF the Lungs and Liver which is produced By our eHs
Wild Cherry long been known possess important
medicinal This fact is familiar 10 every nAis9n
or,ns for variety Of complaints Tar also, has 5oen
equally noted Grs s9m9 aye o 10
In e,lare that even consumption could be cured by tia'
o In Sh iner sassges + afSS n
dioultynow entirely obvated by patient
T,s sStrnorinary medicinal powers these Sub
ii K f sf% ia f cHRRR
chemical process everything deleienrus OF useiss y
truly remedy for all kinds of pulmonary aid :,
diseases known TO mat To convince all nnheisy,r
cures ps riormcd by This wonderful! medicine. tH
|459t94A9 9@9e49 94s4 Ia
i'' .a' y a.e% sA5ss ssst e 'sss
Mt Eden, KY; July q, 1852;
becil Of such sienI benefit in my family, that make
I,fsss ooE S'i Of her which
Cd I She hsd sS sd Ss
cougs givenu for despaired OF her recovery
ssi t ak en- 'S
three bottles effected an entire cure with her and the ehil
have no doubt that they would have been in their
graves If they had not used Wstar's Basam OF Wild
| Cherry. SETH X. SEaRCf-
Seth r. searcy, whose certificate isabove of
much veracity any in this country and OF good
Judgement, and place entire reliance s statement
ua HARCOURT, HOWARD & CO.
| II CONSUMPTION CURABLEl
Robert andcrson, Justice OF the Peace In Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother "Maor
General Sandcrson" officer in 1912, al
Consumption by the use OF "Wistnrs Balsam of Wild
Cherry" y :, ,..I-
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by
'Dr. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Chcrry"I will state the
symyo that others similarly afflicted may be
Induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in brcatHj had the hectic fever with violent
OF heat and frequent cold chs with pain III
very nights and had great night swcats pcrspi
ring should say, least two gallons night, wcng the
bed mp!ctc through had not been able
scars. Hut much cmaciaed and almost helpless
when using Wistnrs lalsam or wild
have used bottles Iand those
complaints, for my health is good.
| am % years DID, and have not taken any of the
since 1896 because health is good not TO
require any medicines. But if should have any
nv former symptoms, should Wisar's aSam Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messrs Fall & Nc
Il Crackcn your agents In lancaster, Ohio 7 ti
'7Is0l s|Isr, ROBERT. SANDERSON.
Tie genuine wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry fac
sime signature of Henry Wistar. NJ. D., Phadel
mia and Saniord Park" finely
sraved wrapper. Noo.hcs can be. genuine.
II u1-Pricc 81 per bottle-six bottles for So.
Il Sold qy J. d. PARK, Cincinnati, O.
Northeast Fourth and Walnut
on Walnu, scetio whom all orders must be addressed.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

IIerehnnfa' ind Mechanics Bnnk. ~.
IscoRroRATEp 1895. CArIrAL $4,000. .1E
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets. .t
JOHN w. GILL, President; SopIEsKI brady, Cashier
Discount day-Tuesdsy . .-rsf
a- North Western Bank Of Virginia.
W IScoRroR ATrp 1919 CAPITAL SEiOOO-
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THoS SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier.
gl
wheeling Snrings' Institution.
49, No. 1872, Main ST. ..|
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Discount day-ThuTsday. ..rl.-...a ...aF
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INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

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OS FIs,SCEs.-McssIs Brady; Gill and Lamb.
Or Accousrs.-Messrs. WiekhaIni Hornbrook ami
Woodrow.
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YaTnal. #-..-
TO-. ASSESSORS. .gns ..ft-
is; w a w., A BsIsE.ss.R 20 ward1Gro Ron
soSp. 9th Ward-ALEx TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
Is, wsId-D David Masl,9e. "a w.,James Mcconnell
II. 81. Jlmison.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Ist Ward.-H. W. Phillips 2d'ward.-Wm s Wick
hath :N'Ward-Dr w j. Bates. 9TH ward@johm Gil Gil
christ, Srt 9Th Ward-Josiah Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
LIST waId.-wm. George. John Moore.
I'd e Thos. Johnston, p h. Taylor.
ID :" Jacob Scnscney, Jacob Singleton
18th " ID. v. Tharp, =. Scatterday
9Th 90 Matthew b. Reed, James wiIsou
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
1st ward.-JosePh Greer: I'd ward.-P L. TAYLOR: n
Ward-Geo- rriser: fth.-Harvcy Hal 6th.-Gco. W
Moore. ~
FIRE wARpENS
lat Ward.-Joseph Greer 2i ward.-Joseph ,Forsyth
I'd ward.-Geo. Trislcr 18th ward.-Johu Claytor; 9th
Ward-sA. s. Glenn "
Curator of city HaH.-Joel Trisler.
Ortrse,r Of Chain Gans.-Geo Buser
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WHEELING GAS CompANy.
CEEURCIIRS.

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ffeaInr.r.Josish F. updegraG. Engineer Lspecior-
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81. Ge,Ieriere, lf
BriinehaUi,
PHILIPPE Of H1i,i1ult,
The .Sis,eJ' Of Dusnesclin.
Jase, Countess Of .MonDorf,
Joan Of Arc,
JOIN HIchefte,
Margaret o. .i,DoH,
The Queen o Nararre,
Mary .Sinayf,
Tie Princess Of Condo,
Mary Dyre, The Quaker Martyr
Of Ne,r FiIsiand, .4 =
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-09
The Heroic Women
HISTORY.

Comprising some Of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage DisinteIcstedness ~
j. and Self-sacrfcc of Ancient and D - t.
tg# nI Modern Times 'uta . raIa5 III
BY HENRY G. WATSON, taas
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-PlRES OF THE REyO
LUTIoN,' "NlGHr IN A BLoCk-HOUSE," &c. 70
To set before the women OF America examples inta.
ton i'll the most trying circumstances may be stated
the object of this book DE Tocquevile French tourist
aud writer, OF considerable ame has truthly said
in the u Statcs .Women Govern - In country upOn
the earth is the sex 30 generally respected and decIe
TALLY consulted Our society possesses the the
days OF Ghvary with much enlightenment. A
ie woman is almost object of worship Men have
made great and heroic by Plutarcs ILves"-s;imuatcd
and inspired By the contemplation OF excellence
reading and study OF such work the Heroic Women
become common, and wives mothers, SISTERS and
daughters, will become renowned for resolution
IOttude and selrsaCIice than the Spartan females
o old The ensuing pages include nearly all the
stances OF female herosm with many that less
but less generally knowni among which may be
md lclIS o. - ! =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-09

Gertrude Van Der Irarf,
Mrs. Spencer Smiths Es-
cape,
!Eadenoi4elie ini6os,
Catherine 4 Of Russia,
MaTiG Thefese,
Madame Drncourt,
Marie -iutoineife,
The I'riilcsss dc LzRIGGiie,
Madame Fii-dbeM,
ChGTicife Corddy,
Madame Roidnd,
Madame DesmpmiinS, .t.
Theresa CaGdrls,
.iim,e LIdoinska,
Countess de La Taieite,
Ms. .Nott and Mrs. Bre,rs-
ton, ..|0
Mrs. Richard .ShuLrick,
Elisabeth rane,
The Queen OF Georgia,
Mrs. Charles Eliot,
Mrs. Parsley, ...r4 .Es.
Lydia DGrrdsh,
Mrs. Hcdii aud the noted Mrs.
Helm, &c, &c.
intcd OH fine white paper, and