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eDoE Roox No. Main ST., over Robbs Chair Factory
Quo LoDOE, No. 1OI, meets the first Monday night
WnEELlNo UNION CHATTER, No. 10, meets the scron..
Monday night OF every month. ~. ta'
WHErtlSo LoDoE, No. 12S, meets the third NOnda
hight OF every month
WHEELiNu ESCAMPMEST or X. T., meets the IOCEtl
Monday night Of every month.
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BY HENRY d. MANSION

AUTHOR OF "THE CASIP-RlIsEs OF ruR Rlsvo.
LUTON" 'tNlGlIT IN 4 BLOCK-HOUSE," &c.
10 set before the OF America cxnmpes for nitn
ton i the most trying circumstances, may to be
the object OF this hook lie To9quevle, French lou ist
in the u Statcs 'swOmen Govern In no country unon
the earth is the EEK SO geieTaiy respected eiee
days OF clvuIry, with much mighcnment. he, d.
&c woman is almost object OF worship. Men iavebecu
made great and ci oic by PlutaTchs ed
and inspired by the contemplation OF excellence. Let tie
leading aud study of such work the Huroic WOncm''
become common, and wives, mothers, ssIerE and
daughters, will become more renowned resolutions
Ortude and scrsaeIce than the Spartan females We
Old The ensuing pages include nearly all the famous III
sHLecs oil eae herOsn with many that not less
DgL less generally khown among which may be
81. Gs,eriert, gertrude Pa,l Der War;,
B D., !frs. SPeHeer Sndtt,s E.-
1heStsteT Of DugIiescljM, aldlenIoseile 4pbe. e .
Ja'e Countess OF MoHtlori, Catherine Of Ra.sil,
JoaH9f Dire, Maria TheIese, 4
yoqn HIeAeite, Madame Dr1tcot.rt Is.
~ aass1j Gssarre, T.s ti%s sssst &c 1qsat,
Mary Stuart, Madame ElizGbeN, So
!ae tri"eess o. Condo, Charlotte Corday, .a
Mary Dyre, the Quaker Martyr Madame ROIcnd,
=, Of Netg EHsia'd, Madame Des7noulirss
LGdy FanshaL1 ...r diIaes LddofnSkG 70 RI
L.ady LaSkS, l.ss '.-.l i Co,,Htessde La HdIette
d Ia Norton, Mrs Mott aud Mrs. Breserr
Lady GriSeil Dliiiie, Mrs. Richard ShuErick
IPtIlnLlrisd the Countless Of Elisd6eh IdHe,
Tgays Mcdonald, Us S S1atis: EH i
Lsay iis1risi Aekla,la, LID B 9ssg;
AcisH Walker Mrs. Head aud utsnOiei Mrs
Madame La Roc3ydQteliT, Hei'H5 &C., &C.
rms work is beautifully printed on fine white paper, and
handsomely bOund making
ELEGANT OCTAVE VOLUME!
imbcsled with numerous Original Illustrations from the
designs Of Croome, aud other enihcht Artists.
Price Only Two Dollars md Fifty Gents!
JIG }. L. GIHoN, Publishers.
Esry L6=rai Inducements toilL 3 made
ergefic men Er'ssys g small capital Of from 80 $50
70 esaSe ~ NE sale pese and uor, "ang
sold ercitLSIretu IIGrcLing
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subscribers take pleasure informing their friends
and the travelling community generally that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and IA
Eorably known ho Ssn,,cprss HALL
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CmAmBERLnN,s COnI1IERCHAn
COLLEGE.

LOCATED cORNEE or MARKET AND THIRD STREETS, PITTs.
10 .s BuRGH, a.
o. X. CHAMBERLIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts De-. ..-... .'.
P. X. SPENCER, Professor OF PenmanslIip
NHE principal Object orthis Institution young
i men OVpOI tuIity TObtainng thorough and ii
nEc knowledge Ornoube Eutry Book Keeping, and its a
Pcntom to business operations generally Applicants
enter College any tune and attend both day ard evening"
The course is SUCH will enable tho student
TO take charge and conduct scientific prIIples
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
PENAANsnr-TO write Zee and legblc hand Sa esia.
bic accomplishment la the education young EenemenfOr
every profession and mole particularly those
DESTROYS qualifying Themselves Tor mercantile busi-
pursuits. This depa tment E conducted by p
Spencer, ofohio, author Of the Snencean system
Pennianship, gentleman well known Throughout
try accomplished penman, and also IS one OF the
most successful teachers of the age.
Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN
TeeetNepronptatIeh4on" Esr1t sas7-r ~ aug2I.
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N.EM BOOiQs
The Campaign of Cen. SosSs
sAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Inc am al 8 u OF Gen. Seotf
sAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
- - 1-yeL. I'M J., eolt.'
99SE s ANDERSON hays
THE cAaPAIGN OF GtsSERA AL scnI.s 5ss'n
N ~, IIe ySiE q ~ 54sst
"A 9staIled Ssssqat ssasfsI seStps
" Me4t. 5. is man Of sterling sense
- .s IN :. 80 atsAs y an = sasAssqL
spirited and extended aketeh of the lu,, -
reigie The author Is attached to tRS Nav Gun
ReSlcr ly connected withthe Army-PSfE gS ~ bean
Written ina clear vigorous style and \;
t s1i ba SCi IT'S Perpsa lay 6sa
One orthe most gallnnt otheers in The Ns1,..
whole yolnme, las WOTk ofihteneet ,iS h
place U tae department. 70 which L q I'd
:.ltis no ANAL praise to the author n, -. ''H
never rc11s hatory eyidenty so fairly wfitt.SS
9, y Sn,IlI l Sfi9Hst[Estog egt Interest, II.
tive s Gf9 with nan.
We have seen Howork which has ii ven s1,sI III,
PTessions o. Aecna scenery and or tSs in
Has given t0tbc publieaSrTy attrastiysyyStt $3.50
Is. ca Standard ,,iI.s WI iA1Ctasfla,
We aRh in this hook, he most nfe.lks d.,,,..S,,+
men and tsngs-of Scenery and Society
Re1ielV. " ~ 'si' - 4--Ss'tiis
We follow with Interest renewed, as we
trumPhs nom Vera Cruz 70 tGs CIV of SsS, nIsus u
Tiea Of manoeuYeTs absolutely IN
InllllaTy G6Z- OF
His original deseriptionsaI drawn with rr..,s,,.,,
He is lively and sp rited Narrator. His BAN.
Hs etssss FT Ss
cded partsbHspiTit, but With evident n e
5unr ''-4'' ~ hi
The very best book which that war has .,S., ,l..5
PhiLad<LPhia PTss6gtsrioYs .ti - d IoEth--
threading some ofthe uathor's descriptions Of ,,..
and storms. one can hardly at Tie aai
enthusiasm productive Of the alnsst ieTssita "a
TOteest SO repeatedly displayed during the Mesiesr
Princeton Re rtsClJ ii1.f sf.-st ng>
The books more than eadablei its statistiss
andsketches, give the reader as clear an SttSul y
campaign as can ba found any where, e
ifnot in value, to Major Rptey's HistorySN
geliSt. l. hsEa,
Pays ewarm trib to the many admirable l,,s;,i
that eminent commander, Gen. me- s o.
ogA0EETs wanted TO circulate his work In an
be made for canvassing particular counties OF dist
Orders must be aeeompa Ried with the cash.
ugeELrToRs giving this Ttisement two or ~,
scrtions, shall have cePy or the work mailed 10 sI
dress, upon receiving their paper containing he sI
| tisement. MOORE &. ANDERSON PubSsS.sS'sf
aug2t-tE - 2s.WeAt Fourth street. Cineip5S,iIo
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Merchants md MechRnies' hank.
IScoRPoRArED 1895. cAPrTAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN W. GILL, Presidents sODIEsKI BRADI, Cashier
Dise0mt dAy-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of virginia.
IScoRFoRNrED 1919. CAPITAL $4,000. D.,
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN C. CAMPBELL, President DAN'L LANE, Cashier
Discount day-ThuIsday.
Manufacturers and Farmers Bank
,.st 80. y ..-e.- OF wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
seoEfoaArrD March. 1881. cAFlTAL Stock 100000
RHos SWEENEY, Prea't. JoHN Llsr, Cashier.
wheeling savings InstitutiOn.
No. 1872. Main 81.
-tt.--.r. lHdIoBonATED 1894. CAPITAL $1,000.
u NELSON. Presidents WILLIAM McCoT, Treasurer
Ehseount lAy-ThuIRday-
80 81 -SaVIngs' TInnk OF wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth streets Centre Wheeling
INeoRFoRNrED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000
THoS. H. LIST, Presidents WV. RANKIN, Treasurer,
Discount day. Friday. .tt
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Extract from letter received from Physician in Md
IJct 6Ih 1874

Extract from letter received from Physician IN Nd
CAMBRIDGE, Md, UcL 9th, 1871.
Messrs. SANDs Gentlemcn;-My little daughter u
hicteu long with Sore Head and Eyes and by
using your Sarsaparla, perfectly cured other ed
cnes and Salshlaas having failed to relic sc le Having
used ii aud tested its efficacy, confidently
i'll preference TO ohe it seems TO
ties not contained Ia any other preparations and find Lt
purchasers aIter they lave used II, invariably
article tgain Whenever they require medicine
J. FLINT, NJ II. .
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. H. d ut
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton St, corner
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and CHnnlas Price 81 pcr
bottles six bottles Tor 81. For sale by
....-I.... J. II. CRUMBACKER,.
No. IT5 Maiu st, Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh ScatOn Sharpe Maysviilc,
SHckeIoTd d Crichion, Portsmouth and Z. H. IIinna
CINCINNATI. sertIO-3m
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berger or spine and muscle Imminent.
~ Fsthia remedial agent we forbear to say anything The
" speedy and certain action in removing RheumatSI
Neuralgia Sprains, palms from Bruises Burns &C. Is
extraordinary, that speak its merits you
really, fear could scarce give dssef6hs
-ilf 'i1 ?. 90 1t can be had at sos ~
PAXTON q LAKESJ (.
.fI-fF-,Flt 81, End OF Susp. Bridge, md
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CIYYI.ID REGTORY.
2 WHEELING POST OFRICR.
.tai no. 42, MoNRoE SrRErT. t 55g
JACOB s. SHRIVRR, p. N.

JACOB .. ShhlN6hB r. N. o.
ARRIVAL AND DErARErRE or NAILs-+CNEw LRRLEgEHEN-:
Great AaiI-arTives at p. M, from tho East.
poo ..a7"s departs at a p. M, 10 the West.
Great Mail-aTiives az % a. M, from the wesL
departs at 8 q. M, TO the East Or 81 &
daily Sunday excepted, at 10 m
lcp0rtb a. 3 4. m ELa.A E-it.E GLf4GH Az
liltonsve-arTvcs Tuesday and Friday, at III, a M;
cIaTts same day, same hme.7 q 10 TfsE EsETtE T.
ParkersbuIg-ariives Monday, Wednesday and Friday
;cpaIt& at lOa. M, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
daily Sundays eXeeptsdO at II N
!kpeTts at 6, A. III u ttLG 81 lsiEi.iHi Lsi41J
WOosteT-arves Tuesdays, ThuTsdaysa and Saturdays
ia. Departs Monday Hednesday, and Friday at q, nj
MOTgantOwn-uia WaynesbuTg, Pa, arrives Thursday az
=. NJ. Departs Friday at O. n m. eis z. u. FL
MOrgantown-ria Bllcksvile arrives Tuesday at g. p.
departs Wednesday at o, a. m.
,iay, Thursday and Saturday, 81 " ~ /
RATES or rOsTAUE,
The Post Office law, passed March a. 1881, fixes
:ke rates OF Postage follows:
On LerG-Any distance within the U. s., notexcoedinG
1000 miles, half ounce less, &c prepaid or unpaid
Exceeding 1000 miles, &C prepaid, or 1Oc unpaid.
Every haonee or less, additional to be charged extra
according TO the abOve rates,
Drop letters cent? advertised letters, additional
10 any other charges. .r,g... ....-
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9 69g 949 4.94 s. 9

Baisant Of Wild CheTry.''
at. Eden, KY, July 81, 1852.
Mcssrs Harcourt, Howard & Co.-Gents:-The CDR.
wisar's Bulsam Wild Cherry" that bought you has
been such signal benefit IN family, that wish make
its virtues known for tho benefit OF the public.
My wife took cold at the time OF her confinement which
case consumption She had pOfse night sweats and had
coghs given up despaiIed Of her recovery
and her child parOok OF her complaint. She then Coil
Inenced taking ''tVfSdrs Basam Of VIA Cherry, and
three bottles effected entire cure with her and the eh
both. l.- -. t ~. -,
graves il they had not used Wstars BGis1m 81 MIA
Cherry. SETH H. SlSAl toH'
Seth r. Scarcy, whose certificate isabove Is man OF as
much vcrucity any in this country and man OF good
Judgement and place entire reliance on his statement
HARCOURT, HOWARD 6, CO.
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For lakewood and the four RevicWs 10 90
Payments 10 be made all in GdpGHce Money
rent The STATE isRneH mill Be TecrtEe2 al par.
CLUBBING.
discount twenty five cent from the above prices
will be allowed 10 Clubs ordering four copies ofany
of the above works. hus: Four copies OF
BIackwOod Review will be sent add cas-
for 9 copies orthe four Reviews and Lakewood for
S30i and so on. -
REDUCED POSTAGE.
The postage these periodicals. has by the late law been
reduced, on the average, about FORTY CENT? Tho
following are the present rates. viz;
FOR BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE.
ANY distance exceeding 600 miles, cents quar-
Over go and not exceeding 1900 miles, IS cents per quar-
over 1000 and not exceeding $500 miles, 81 cents per quar-
,- r FOR a REVIEW. rr
ANY distance exceeding GOO miles, cents per quar-.
OvOr 600 and exceeding 1900 miles, cents per quar-
Over 1000 exceeding 26OO miles, G peT quar-
at these rates no objection should be made, hereto
fore receiving the works by mall and thus securing
their speedy, sale and IegIlar delivery.
n3RcmittanCes and communications should be always
addressed. post paid, to the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT d co, .-t
." 20 Fulton Street, New York,
Entrance OF Gold Street
N.B-L S. & Co, have recently published and lllve
now for sale the 'iFARMERS GUIDE,n by Henry Ste.
pens OF Edinburgh and Prof Norton of Yale College, New
Haven, complete vols, royal ocavo containing 1000
pages IL steel and COO wood engTavngs Price in muslin
binding SCI in paper for the mall So. aug 81.
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DIR. Gnysott'. Improved Extract of
yellow Dock and Sarsaparills

TIt ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREpARA
TION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
!IERCURY, IRON. QUINlNE,
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on HOMES LEMONS.
AUS2NCAAcS SArdines.F bur ? ssit ~ E
r y Bales B0Tdo Almonds = iii ~ 49, ttt'E
3 Boxss Goshen Cheese-WaTTanted. laa itfsrr Z
Candles as asany house In the city, wsl r keep
dry. Forsalca ats -t1-;gs no lRfpoI VSGsl
septs-tfi - - Eolno Mains
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This includes handbills, Pamphete, ergrayugs, maya
7nCs books and every other description printed matter
which there is writing other than the addIess-also
bound books not exceeding lbs in weight All printed
mater other than to bona de Subscribers and
periodicals. published at no longer period than MONTHS
lie prepaid or charged with double tho above rates.
These include In addition to the matter specified
ali transient ItPaPes not sent 10 actual subscribers.
On NsPaPers not exceeding ounces in weight aud sent
from tho office OF publication, per quarter, WEERLIEs:
distance IOm county OF publication not eXccedg 30 &C.
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MEDIGIN AL.
wistar's BaIsam Of Wild cherryI

-sIAAs lS1A
(bS, Cotds AsLnnd, Group, Bronchttis, latte,lzai
-:e'iag Of e Lsss, Dieet,lt Breathing, LtreE Agee
liz u.s. Pain eFkieRso The BredRt oTSids, First
Stages of COHEtrHPtton, Dc, tfcntFe.
short BRlsams peculiarly adapted TO every disease
OF Lungs and Liver, which Is produced b. our evefp
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess important
medicinal properties THIS fact is familiar t0every narOh
in OIL land and PhyscIana prescribe Il in Iiherent
iorns iJr variety complaints: Tar, also, has been
cuy noted for its Vires; and some physicians, whose
names familiar TO the whole country have gone 20 ras
10 declare that consumption could be cured oy that
LoEe In other hands, again. IL nearly vnlueles owing
oubt TO their Ignorance in preparing notwithstanding
is difficulty rely obviated by patient experience
and longcXpeHnent
ina extraordinary medicinal powers of these two Sub
stances arc now the first time, combined and enhai
IN DIR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. )
nice chemical process, everything eleteTus or useless e
rejected 30 remains Is the most eXtraordinAryur
truly eicacious remedy all kinds pulmonary ahdl
diseases known to 10 convince all inbccVsr'
tndt or theory Is really true we refer to low cases
cures D. rIOrnled by this wonderful medicine.
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The Heroic women
!. .-.iIr ~ !. OF =. l-t
HISTO-R Y,

some of the most Remarkable Exam.
pies of Female Courage, D;snteTeStedneSs
and Self-sacrifce of Ancient ami
Modern Times .-L-L
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IN QUART BOTTLES. ;.

For PueffyinE the Blood, and for the CureOt
sCRoPULA, MERCURIAL DISEASES, RHEUMATISM
CUTANEOUS ERUPTIoNS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, BRoNcHI
IT'S, SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION, FE
p YER SORES, FEMALE, COMPLAINTS.
ERYs1PGLAs, LOSS OF THE Ape
TlTB, PIMPLEs, BILBS, GEN l
RRAL DEBILITY, &c. &c.
This borne the test OF over IA years
experience since It's first Introduction to public avor dur
ing which time limitations have sprung iE:o exist
enee founding their claims TO the confidence OF tho connu
nifty curative powers contained in S9Tsaparla OO
the great reputation and extended use Of which has bcc
mainly attribute bic to the many wonderful effected by
the use OF this pepaTGtio While Sarsapara Koot iorns
an important part its combination, 1t is, the
time compounded with other vegetable remedies OF great
power and in the peculiar combination and scientific
its PREPARATION that its remarkable success III
the cure OF disease depends Other preparations initiate it
in the style Ofpung and in bearing the OF one Of
its ingredients and ends their resemblance to it,
Those needing remedy and pafer like this, request
wheIe this difference exists and in making choice
oThst they will not TO take other but thai one Gu
titled confidence tile long list Of cures ii has
effected living witnesses, whose testimonials and reA.
dcnces been published and who ate still bearing daily
testimony TO its worth.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND SALT RuEUM.
Mcssrs a. b. q D. SANDS Geltleinen:E eu'r
but feebiy eSpIess OPINIONS, in conveying the eIs
Use OF yUl iuyaIpb sIi salaIId. She afflicted
dIseasc that covered the whoc surface
body that would have been impossible to tLC
any pad tpsI ice ON the nulQri the head face s'I
bUdY were with Ike those OF tsl IIT
UuI quantities, aud walking caused
cIucIatuu agOIes, It Affected Tho aeNec.y
any part She sulc cd 1isU long
affection oil HyerI connected with general deBtJ, sd
pt IaIiOu OF the SYSTEM PhysicaLz.
Europe and AHIerca, had exhausted the usual cuIcI
without ccCt;lc cue, scaIcciy uhOTdIIs
nedIc1 skill unIVaIiins unll abe happily
your SaTsapauila. The disease was pronounced s.,t
rleum, but her whole system, Internally and externally.
altogether deIansedi but complete has been tie
nttPF In
dozen hUttGcsr that she cLuOys Detlc.
health years taking tue
My object i'll making This communication is, That all
ed ste hus, know where aud
apply ICcI, CaBd vau,J u cUuIictc
Will lie the Jesuit NY vile uTIIcs with heartfelt
thanlCIi and believe me, gentlemen,
... Yours sincerely, FERRlER NAZER.
City and County York, ssEeTTier AazcI, being
duly SWORN dO depOse and say; that tic foregoing
meit, winch subscribed his name,
CuTaIe best oil his knowledge and beIlci-SwU aud
subscribed this 9th day July, 1873. before me,
-...--s q. 5, WOUDuULL, Mayor.
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Any dI1taDco exceeding

EwEExLr papers double the above rates.
TRI.wRRKLY 50 treble f' ft.. a...
MONTHLY ON. fourth Z"
| SEMtNoNTIiLY {" oHehdLf TltsI, fIg. .... $50
DAILY. than 7flreeky times the above rates
rating distance newspapers subscribers the
Office publication, and not the county line is to be the
starting point. Ut
III FOREIGN POSTAGE.
CANADA, &c-LettoIs to and from Canada and tho Brit.
ish n. American Provinces, for not 1000 miles,
mcnt optional. I'D 'tt ia
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAED-On letters between any
Office in the United States, California and Oregon eXceP.
and Any Office in Great Britain and Ireland, n
pcr lialT ounce, IS UNDER
IL the rate being doubled alter
first ounce. Prepayment optional. on newspapers the
is cents each--tO be prepaid On newspaper
any oreenoonhtry THkorGH GreIt Hithih cents
\ to DO prepaid.
CiERMAxY, PRrssuA &c-Leters to the TnlIOvng coun.
tries via England, be PREPAID ii by British steam.
r I,v,1 A aFirbn lea
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GENERAL JACKsON
AND MARTIN TnTHER

AND MARKING UIdER.sza
THE Propretors of Sartain's Magazine having purts
ed the large and handsome steel pIate carefully en1
we'd in line and lncLZotint nom the ceebraed desp ~
lin !
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On Circulars, dc.
Unsealcd circulars per one one ounce or less,
For any distance not exceeding 600 miles, ceEt
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WHEELING GAS COMPANY.
Presdenf-JotIN!w. GILL SecLetGTV-Jas q. Whcate.
TTesayer-Josah F. UPdeguh. Engineer aud Iaseeior-
Sahnl. H. Goldthorp' ,1-'as alT
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8JVMEELINGFBMA
TIME regular time tho commencement ofthc Fall
Session OF this institution, Will bc the fret Go Sep
t:EI6eT Each Session continues calendar
Tho teachers present connected with tho Seminary,
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WARWICK P. MILLER,
DAVID H. BISHOP.
GERARD u. ALLEN.
augsi
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}. & j. l.. GlioSI Publishers,
No. u.s. Chestnut street, Rhii1GeIpGfd.
Eery i6=rai inducements toilL Be made
ergetic men s=ssys ~ small capital Of from $50
10 M The sale of these and other popular or Dlny
reh sold erelisiteiy bv our IGreling AgR aus24
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-29

EDITED bF -laL.-.- - (
ANN s. STEPHENS a. g. y. PETERSON.
The continued increase in subscription list this
oheIlesL 0lHs=c in The WORLD stimulates tho proprietor
cioIls Determined TO be Outdone he
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-24
CHI RICH BELLS.

A>HTRCI. Factory. Steamboat ana Locomotive Bells
u, constantly on hand, and PEAIs CHIMES OF Bells
(of nuber) order Improved castiron oAe,
with movable arms, attached To these Bells, that
they may bc adjusted easily and properly, and
Springs als, w,c prevent the clappcr from
the Bel; thereby nroiOiging sound. HangHg
plee (ncladius oke, Frame AMI Wheel) furnished il
desired.
An experience of 30 years in s business by their late
father enabled him To ascertain the best form for Bells,
the combination OF metals and degree OF heat req
for seer ring III them THE greatest soaity strength
most neodious tones; which Improve iaents together
Win his very extensive ssoftmet ef patterns
held by the subscribers, VINO have grown u the
hers. End Who VIII use every sndcavor sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore en-
Jo,cd both ~ l- HHd !or Countries. the bell, from
which have repeatedly received The highest awards
the y. State AIstnitIa Society and American nsii-
tute; aId NJ wlah Wrlr completed Chimes AID ltavy
Alarm B.lla iur i rent parts u The Union and
MATHEMATICAL STIR NENT> VIII sui be
manufactured %. he subscribers OF which the WI have
constantly On hand, assortment OF Tfaist nstrr-
Inent>, Levels, Surveyors EoInpasscs Ipiam, nonos
and imProVod0 sc. Also, Brass Composition Cast.
i.es o! any size cast 10 order.
All communications promptly attended 10.
ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS. =
West Troy, albany TO, NY, 1851.