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:.n..ez.:!s,! DIS;
The Campaign Of Gen ssFssFs
IAN INTENSELYINTER HSTISts.o
80 ,9t:@HI 1VoI..i2AossSL 45.1i5 sal4s00k,,
M GORE eANPE NJ have iustr.,s,,,..S' ltA'ii
TESi c4arA1cE or GEsrR. ~, es''sti
IN tho Nally ofMe1co by Lieut.. iaSphas1 y SCOTT
lyll With Map ofthe Hattie GTomdSs s5e. VH.s
Aos5 I5sst ACCOUNT o. General ssofvk 6fsss
u perhai account ofan he saw snSsn = In
vi a SriTiied and extended sketeh Of n. =
pe4gI. The author 10 attached to- he M Ga
aeSideI " eonueeted with the % bSS
after haylng to lay h
One ot,he most gallant ofiesrsln The Nav.
Elase tnths derattnsat 10 which It beiosSsseI q
III Is 10 smtfi praiso to lie author Il 2. 4, .'
mover EsSS history evidently soofsiry wTt.Msh
IL vSiGihs fun ofinstrietO6 ana may.
with flowing penn in vigorous style ehTisS;, ne N
NV Il With geIsopai
u We hate seen powork which has Eiyrn ~,
pressons OF Me3iean scenery and character ~
Of Gen seotts Campaig PrsSS ~ NE erIl,
gs Ss q sae Pqolf very stTassiye
We 69l IN ibis sSok, ne mOstillfsliRs s.,,,,.,
SSttI s ana sS SsTs; ~ y;
Re1fEu. ys-,i ..f} fsFT.y,i - it1eau.--G.saI
We follow with Interest renewed, as we ,a,,,..a
footsteps ofthat cbhslmate soldier whose Il,
tTinpPhs from vcIS Cruz citHof NeSiso s.. =,
mi ilit ~ in lie sss,h
HE'S siiEs Sfas His
HIs ma
eidsd partisanspirit, but with evident
| 5Vne. - il = .'''-H. I. ii
The very best book which that war hssl .,iiII,
PhflddetPhtG ea9gterfdRs ItiilTpfi h5f;f-4s ol~
threading some OF the authors descriptions or -.
and storms one can at TIE fseiSs aSA
Sro,ses. display during tie asie,5 %
t!s1HcstoD Reefete.i9If Saf 81 at l!df Isf NJ
Tho bookibmore than Ieadable;i it's statistic, -, .
and sketohesy give tho Clear an Sesa,TS4 "
Sampaign as can ba found any where superior d
II not inSald9 to Major HPley's HistorI.SM SI
Pays warm tn butte 10 The many admirable o,,ral
that eminent command Gen. Seott.-HsrptfSE ~,
G1.AoENTs wanted 10 circulate this WorF mi
DO made rtanvasStng Particular, counties az
Orders must be accompanied with the cash @tta-
U-P9hLrToRs giving this ad We ftisen1ent fNo ~ 49,,
sertiOhs shall have copy of the
drcss upon reeelSi6g 5hsE PSpe[ containing tSs alI
aug 2ltf. gr,.- 20. West Fourth street cipcinISbn
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The Heroic Women
80 sas-- Hsts.T0R Yt:.'''' a.''
Comprising some of, the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Disinte7estedneSs ~
and Self-saoifce of Ancient and
Modern Times
BY HENRY G, WATSON.


BY HENRY G.. WATSON, s-4-it,tT
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-FIREs OF THE RRyo.
LUTON" "NIGHT IN "a BLO0KHouSK," DC
10 set before the women OF America exarles for
the object Of this book lie Toeqe Vile FTeleh to9rfs
and writer OF considerable fame has truthy said that
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TALLY consulted Our society possesses the crean Of tue
e woman is almost object OF worship Men have been
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. Of heic FHgLaHa, Madame DeSmoulinS,
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Lady BaHksJ Counties de La HaLette,
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Price Only Two Dollars md Fifty Cents! .
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE!

lt.a.. CONSUMPTION DURABLE! ih
Robert Sanderson, Justice of the Peace In Rush Creek
Township, Fairfield county Ohio, and brother OF HMlOT
General Sandeson, officer in the OF 1872 cured VI
Consumption by the use OF "Wistars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry.''
Dear SiT-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the
iDr. SisarB Basam OF Wild Cherry,"1 win state tho
SYMPTOMS that others similarly ahicted may be
induced try this invaluable remedy. experienced great
difficulty breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
heat and frequent cold chs, with pain III
my side aud breast by avery bad cough
very restless nights and had great night sweaR PcTs
ring should say at least two GALLONS night wettng tho
bed through had been able TO work
scars. hut much emaciated and almost helpless
when commenced using WstaIs Basam OF Wild Cherry.
used IN all 10 bottles land am free from all those
complaints, FOR my health tS good.
am % years. DID, and have not taken any OF the
aam since 1886 because health Is so good as not
require any medicines hut II should have any return OF
my symptoms should use Wstars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. procured tho medicine OF Messrs. Fan & Nc
CracEen, your agents In Lancaster Ohio.
ROBERT sAEDERsoS.
The genuine WStar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has fac
smis or tho signature OF Henry WstAT, n D., Philade
mia aud .'aIiIOrd & Park finely executed steel
pravedNyTanper. No Othea can be. RcnuLe. ~
uI-P Price II per bottle-siX bottles for s.
Sold qy y. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast Fourth and Walnut srees-entranct.
on Walnut stetto whom all orders must be addressed.
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CITY OFFICERS ron 1892.

MORGAN NELSON. Mayor
JAMES s. WHRATE, Clerk.
X W. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. l. SANCTION, Sergeant
grTarGnrS DePHfios.-ISt WaTd-Isaac II. Pearl. Edward
-A6m W. Clemens. ID ward-John Bowera- 4th waui
Henry P. ChAPine. 9th ward-James S. Campbell.
JouN MooAE, Superintendent Water Works.
A-ilGeoa g BtRA, Wharf Master.
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JoGauL C. WILEY. Lumber and Coal Measurer, aud Gua
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MN J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
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MESSRS, BURRR6 BARNES CRLRBRATRU
FIRE PROOF SAFES. -

TINE character OF these Safes Louis was before so
well established that further proof of tho
fact their being all Others would have been
unnecessary; but In order accommodate Hail. the
patentee and maker OF 'tHas Patent Concrete Saes,''
which burnt all other makes ofany note in
States CiIdeTs patent included took his Challenge
and the result is below by the Committee supeI.
intended the burning ofthe Safes We only
were not len in tho furnaces two houTs longer,
The Safe which tested is to be seen At Store,
that win doubt their FIRE proof quatie,
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: : - - E R. VIOLET, & co
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&c Com. Street. -f
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eve the applied was far that in any ordl
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DAVID H. BISHOP. .
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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.

PrHSr wARD.-John Mcclure, Jr.; John Hughesi s. u.
Woodrow Isaac Colts
sreoHD wARD.-JOhn BiabOpi Geo. &. wiekham
THIRD wAHD.-S. RndyiJ. J. YarnaIli John n. Math
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Extract from received Troma Physician in Md
----.... 90. % CANBRID1K, Md, Oct. 9th, 1850.
Messrs SANDS. GentIemen:-My little daughter al.
dicted long time with Sore Head and Eyes, by
using your afsaPs perfectly cured, other nedI.
cnes and SaTSRPGns having aiIe to relieve her. Having
used IL tested its efficacy confidently
III preference TO ohe AZ 1t seems to
ties contained any other preparations and find
purchasers aIleT they lave used invariably
article again. Whenever they require medicine
which this Is recommended. Respectfully yours,
-t J. FLINT, 81. ID.
Prepared sold, wholesale and retail, by A b. & ID
SANDS, Druggists aud Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. corner
William, New York Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout tie United and CanaAS Price 81 nor
bOtIIei six botIeE for s.. For sale by
J. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. I75 Main St, Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh; ScatOn & Sharpe OF Maysve,
ShaekeEord q Crichton, Portsmouth,; and E. b. Human
Cincinnati. septI0-3m
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FnSSELIa LopeE, No z meets every Monday evening.
wHEELIHa Lopez No &C. meets every Saturday eyenins
PANoLA LoD0E, No 50, msetS every Friday evening
Zach month.
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Rt.hliShed In 1881 E Il. SWEARlNGKN, Surveyor anil
: Collector or Customs, once No 70, Union street.
negotiations this port made by way oTNew Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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WARWICK p. KILLER,
DAVID H. BISHOP.
GERARD h. ALLEN.
auT2l
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oDor RoOn No. a. Main st. over RObba Chair Factory
Ono Lopez, No. 1O1, meets The first Monday night OF
very month-
WoBdAy night OF every month.
WHEsLIIo LoDoE. No 12s, meets on the third Monday,
night OF every month
WHEELING ENcAHPNENT OF X. T., mee2 on the fourth
Monday night Of every month.
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Nl=EDfCflSAE.
/ WistI1iEsf,a BalsaIn OF wild Cherry!

IKE 8est llersedy ever knoyvn 10 3Inn
Coughs coids, Ashs, croaP. Bronehiti, Ly<liEa.
e e. tg gTsss s. III A.
Stages of Consumption SFe,, DC, &c.
In short this Balsamis peculiarly adapted every disease
The LungS and Liver whichfs produced By our eYeP
Wild Cherry has long been known o important
properes This Lact is familiar every nAtro
inour and Physicians Often preserbe 1t in GleraBt
forms f1f variety Of complaints. Tar, also, has baen
equally noted fortS viTtn and come physicians, whose
familiar to whole country, have so mr.
To olaT5 that even consumption could be cured by tlnt
done I'm other Il was nearly valueless owing
doubt TO their Ignorance in preparing and
TIA dioulty entirely obViated by patient experience
and long experiment. y MY S . -r-t
Tne extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub
stances for the first time, combined and
in DR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. IS
nice chemical process, deleterrus USELESS
rejected that what remains the most
truly eleacoas remedy fora kihds 81
a4e Tad s this wondsr msdebs y" cases u
qs9a9149s9..9s,9 ~ 459aq44 g
TroIpe, 5urra W estE tree tOtis Of "TVst4T
'-I}i ms iBqIsaW III IYfta che'Tv'' 900. s.,s7
#n, s.-a igll Mt. Bden, KY, July 81, 1902
Messrs. HarcouIt, Howard d CO,--Gentsi-The ''Dr.
WistATs BalsSm or Wild Cherry that bought has
such signal benefit in my amil that wish make
Ny wife took cold at the time OF her confinement which
ceted cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis,
cOnss she up for desp1iTed OF her recovery
and child partook of her complaint ShA than COD
mcnced taking 'tfSaT's BdlSdm Of tPild Cherry" and
three bottles effected an entire cure with her and the child
both. IL. o..
graves II they had not used WistaTs Basam Of Wild
Cherry. SETH X, SEARCY.
Seth r. searcy, whose certificate Is above lie OF
vcTaeity any in this country and MN OF good
julgenent and we place entire reliance his statement
HARCoURTI HOWARD & CO.
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CITY DIRECTORY.


. - iTcTchnnfs' and MechanIes' Bank.
--ssl INepEroGArED 1888 C1PTrAL $4,000.
North.ast Corner of Maia and Monroe streets
John w GILL, President; SonEsu BRADY, Gather.
Discount day-Tuesday.
NOFth Western Bank 0f Virginia.
INcoaPoGETED 1919. CAFrrAL ST40,ooO
i,s Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN c. CAMPBELL PRESIDENT DAN'L. LAMB, Gather.
Daeomt day-ThnTsday.
Manufacturers and Fnrners' Bank
4rsr... Of wheeling.
Main street. between Monroe and Quincy.
SeoaroRATED March, 1851. CAPTrAL Stock $4,000.
THos SWEENEY, Pres't- JoHS LiEr, Caakier.
wheeling savings InstitutioR.
No. 1872. Main At
IAcp0BopETED 1884. CAHtrAL $1,000.
n NELSON, Preaidenti wILLIAn MeCoT, Treasurer.
Discount dly-ThuTsday.
GaTinEs' Ba1k Or wheeling.
Conner Of Main and Fourth streets. Centre Wheeling
INeouronETED 1851. CAPrFAL $4,000.
THos H. LIST, Presidents WV. RANKIN, Treasurer
DiseOunt day. Friday.
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COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

COAAlSSASANEs"S -
1St ward.-H. w. PhilliPs. I'd WaId-Wm $. Wick
m "a waTd-Dr. w. J. Bates 4th Ward.-JOhn Till.
ehTist. ST. 9th wATd.-Josiah Powell
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
az yy,rd.-Wm George John MooIe
al % ThO8 Johnston, p, u. Taylor
"A It Jacob SenSeney, Jacob Singleton
AZ n " ThaIp, p. Seatterday.
sth Natthsw b. Reed, James Wilson.
sASITARY COMMITTEES
n, w.ra-Jo,eph Greer, Cd ward.-P. b. Taylor; ID
YSTi-Cieo TTilieT, 4th-Hhrvey Hall: 6th.-Geo. ".
A 0e' FIRE wARDENS.
-, xv,ra -Joa.pb Greer, 2d ward-Joseph Forsyth:
~ %VsTd- Geo TTisleTs 18th wGrd.-John Clayton: 9TH
TYard-A-S s. Glenn " - '
curs,sr Of City Rau.-Jcel Trisler.
o,,rssr, Of CAain Gang Geo Bulger.
Strtsn Of raEfe Gruve HsFd'.-EliAs H. Burt
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sTANDING COlInI1TTKEs.

OH ORpINAHcEs-Messra- Nelson, the Mayor, CChRiI'
man,) Lamb, YRTnan and the Clerk
on FnAHcEG-MeSsrs. Bradyi Gill and Lamb.
or AecouxrS-Mesan. WIekhami Hornbrook AMI
woodrow.
or STREETs AID ALLETS.-NessrS. Forbes Bisbopi Nc
Lure; Hammond and Mathews.
on warn woEKs-Messr Tanner Eeholsi Hughes;
Matthew'S; Wiekham and the Superintendent of Water
RoFkA-
on MAn1rr HOusr-Messrs. wiekham, JeGersi AMI
wsit
Or Coal BASka-Messrs. Gill Brady Lamb and the
Superintendent OF Water Works
on LAuDtxos-Mes,rL HanowelIi Gotta and Yarnall.
on FIRE DErAKTMExT.-Messrs. Bishop Hugbesi Mat
theWs; ThaIP and Walt
on PrrrTIoNs.-Messrs. TanDerj Gill and woodrow
OK Rat RoADS-Messrs. Brady BishoPi Forbesi Gill,
Lambs Tanner and Woodrow.
or RLEcTIoHs.-Messrs. Lambs HoTnbTook and ThaTP
on sALGR1Is-MeEsrs. Yarnsni cOttsi EehOls. ThAri
and wiekhAm
on Administrations HornbrOOki Bishops HughCsi
Jsnen and Matthew's.
oHGnADEs-Messrs Forbes; COttsi JefIsrs; wiekhAnI
and Yarnan
well and Woodrow.
on PuaLIC CEMETEET-Messrs wekhAm' AcLMe'
IeGeIS, Matthews aud Wait
on LoHr.-Messrs Cottsi Bishop Tanueri Matt aud
ASSESSORS.
1st ward-F Al nEsTLIxoEH- I'd wGrd.GEo. RoB
,.aoH al ward-SAM'L SIXTH. 4th WaTd-DAuDHAN'
HoHp 9Th waTd-ALEx. TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN
lat waTd-David MaeIane. I'd W.7games Mcconnell.
ID W.-Geo. DUTY. 9Th W. John L. Newly. 9th W..
r. II. Jamson.
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,hr. Guysott's Improved Extracted
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TON 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, QUlNlNE. ''i
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1.-THE regular time FOR be COMMENCEMENT ofthe Fall
Sesson Of this institution, viii be the frtt day of Sep.
ii.E6tf Zach SeSdo 6htinuss fte sals6aa ,i6ls.
The teachers at present nnectcd with the Seminary,