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G Campaign of Gen. soots
!sAM sRANtrtsItRsgINcS es
---.---------1 X0L.12Mo. ,Sl,25 SSsSeOl6.'

ANDERSON have iastreadyi
III The oaaPAieNo OF GENERAL sro.. sSsSeesi
in the yay Of Mexieo. by Lieut.. Raphael semm.s
LII Lieut. sis i man ofstsfiSs ssSss
I'D impartial account fall he Kendall n II a lf
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar,s BaIs aInsof wild cherry
a,il., - fEss.,Ss S,N.sl. in,En 10 llnn

q =
9ise hsst, Rsncdy ever known sen
Ear cSeshs, Colds, Asthma, Coup, Et10,
bsas L.g s si 5tss Fi A.
Stages Of CsnsanPtton, DC. ,i8e,4e
nshor BOlsamis adapted to every disease
OF tle LuIgs and Liver which by our SVeFr
Wild chsrfy has long knoant possossimportnnt
madoinal pTopertiea This net 10 familiar to every Atrou
incur land, ind pteScribeit in Glaer9ut
forms for variety e IaI ASP mas hSon
names amillar country have gone 50 aEas
aer Ssnds nssry vsss owing
doubt to their Ignorance in preparing and administering
now entirely M by
TINS Extraordinary medicinal powers of these two SUBJ
isA BE- vi ia 81 @iGP cHEsRY e.
nice tat %s S or s
e1eaeiogs remedy fora kinds 0L on Sha y
tnSt our thsory ia really true we rotor to few cases o.
curcs parE0rned by this wonderu' medicine: 81 lAi
9aqa4@9@ 9@7a9'9 z F'9o.E34 "a
z e. ';t Ss 5s5 $S.' s .''F'
u" .' '''1 '''1 Mt Eden Ky, July 81. 1862,
MSs,.s a SS@Tw oSsy nat b"s
been OF such signal bench lin hmy, that wshto mako
My vile took cold al he time Of confinement, WHICH
GIed her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
cougsi she was gyenup, sspared Of her recovery
a hsT fhS R.FSok 81 hsI 9 VIA 81 then
effected an entire cure with her and the chilli
NIoth Eel ... +. . alL
have no doubt that they would have now been
graves II they had not used Wistar's Balsan of Wild
Cherry. i-u SETH SCI IL. ~ SEA sSARolY.
Seth r. searcy whose certificate isabove, is manor as
a@ 1s ahd Pace entire eaaes Or
HARCOURT, HOWARD; g CO.
''." .'''''''' C;io:lNsuMPTioN DURABLE! sa..
Robert Sandcrsun, Justice the Peace In Rush Greek
township, EAiT field county Ohio, and brother OF Major
General SandesOn, officer III the war OF 1872 cured u
Consumption By the use of "Wistar'S Balsam OF Wild
Dear Sir-As consider that life has been greatly
prolonged by my being OF Consumption by the Of
.IDr WisaTs Rasam Of Wild CherTy;'1 will state tho
RymVtomy my that others similarly afflicted be
to try this invaluable remedy experienced great
dculty IN breathing; had tho hectic feverI violent
fushes heat frequent cold cs, with severe Pai
mn side breast Accompanied by very bad cOughj was
very restless nights and had great night sweats persl
ring should at least two gallons night wetng tito
bed completely through had not been able To work for
yyh. fcotuupenced using WstAr's Bakam Wild Cherry.
In all - bottles d nowfree Tromal those
complaints for my health IL good ~ .li1 'u sd
am now old and have not taken any OF tic
reouiIc any medicines hut II should have any
my symptoms lBhOuld Wstar's BalEam OF Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messre. Fall & Nc
Tag az 20 T. ROBERT sANDERSON.
Tho genuine Wisiar,s Halsaln Wild Cherry
sHle or the signature OF HenIy Wistar, NJ d. RhRdel
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1 Price 81 per bOttis-six bottles Tor 50. -
4 Sold oy j. u. PARK, Cincinnati, O..
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut Sreets-entT4nc
on Walnut STREET.-THE whom ali orders must be addressed
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IN QUART BOTTLES.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, RHEUMATISM
CuTANRouS ERuPTIoNs. STUBBORN ULCERS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, BRoNcH-
u.s. SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION. FIR
YER SORES, FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
ERYs1PELAs, LOSS OF THE Ape Ut.
49,. TITE, PIMPLRs, BILEs, GEN.
........-- ERAL DEBILITY, DC. &c. '.. !
preparation has borne tho test Of years
experience its first introduction to public nvor dur
ing which time limitations have sprung into exist
ence founding their claims tothe confidence OF tho conu
nifty on the curative powers in SarsaParia Roo.
the great reputation and extended OF which has been
mainly attributable the many won IeI effected by
the use OF this epapton WhE sarsapar Root forms
an important part OF Its combination It Is at tho same
time compounded with OhervegetGbe remedies or great
power and it is in the peculiar combination aud scientific
manner OF its PREPARATION that its remarkable success in
the cure disease depends Other preparations initiate
in the style putting up and In bearing tho OF one Of
ta Ingredients and hee ends their resemblance TO it
Those needing remedy and purifier like this, arc request
ed this dilcrenee exists and in making choice
OF what they uSe take any other but that
titled their confidence fomthe long fist OF cures has
erected living witnesses whose testimonials and
denees been published, andwho still bearing daily
testimony 10 its worth. '-',--'-tt ~ 80
LIVER COMPLAINT AND SALT RuEUM.
Mcssrs. 4: b. < d. s4SDs,.G enttinsl; Words
but fce6Y express my opios The pleasing
incluL my s restored 10 health ny the
Ssneos disease 6St 9dyei cd lie whos surface
Orthe body, HAT would have been impossible Touch
any pa n0m the huIl1ri head aud
body were covered with scales e Hose OF hsh TIC
el GU. quantities. and Walking caused Tho nOsI ca
eucatny agones, as It affected lie onta severely
than any other part She sletod asU Ous
sectioh with de1lSy. and
pi Ostation OF the nervous syste PhysicaLs. 18th
Eur6e and America, bad exhlllsted the usual cIIctes,
fyyh0ut erecthg Cuie seefreiy anordIns eie Lmd
the edicl skill unit se happily scG
your SSrsaparilIa. Tie IlSeise was pronounced salt
rheun but her whole system, informally aud externally
was altogether but 80 complete has beenthc
less than dozen bottles that she now CIOOys bet,e
health yeaT previous TO taking SHTsapaTiIIR
My object In making this is, all
have suiTei she las, may know aud whom
VIII the Jesuit. vic unites with
N'--A'-'' 1'' yours sGceTsiy, 'FERRIER NAzER
City aud County 81 e Ferrier Naxer. Icing
duly sworn doth depOse and says that The foregoing
neit 10 which he subseT bed his name,
cuate 10 the OF his knowledge and beleSwOTn and
subscribed this 9th day Of July. 1919, before ~
G. S, BOODHULL, Mayor.
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AUTHoRz0 Fs ss1ILR i.AAtPzFLRkss0R4 pHItRkYo.
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e, ,....5, A BOOK FOR THE TIMES. sa..i
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or i
3slsUNCLE TOMS CNBlN'tN ~
As III ISL !

~ 49, l.
Being narratives scenes and incidents Ithe real LFE
~ THE LowLYs' Hy w, L. q. Smith, Esq
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Chapter r-'old virginia, ''-S 90 E'Ef' -'- =
"a 2-Ihc PlantStion--UncIe Toms Laziness, I'll
~ 3-SObrtety aud MeITiment. ky.f..uzi.g-
6-The School Master. u IL "a -
6-Ranily of tho Planter.tz
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Sc 0-The Surprise. .-... Il 7--A-v an
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=! Midnight Meeting Of School Master. Uncle Tom
49, and Dillah.
:. fi S1ssasssy, at +
i7-Thc Overseer's Communication to the Planter.
iS-Schooi Masters Uneasiness and Departure
. F" 20-uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom. s---. d.,
81 His Determination to go 10 the State OF Flee
2gS aEsa lsscars s.F'a5l IS '.H..=F.',,' .,
23-The Pursuit. = raar
2I-BuRalo-The BOOT, black -,--3I
-2-HnId Tines. r -. q ~
"= e0-Untls Toms soliIoquy. (.
IA 81 american Hotel, '.'+
'" 90 The Fec Negro r. e, s.f
{" SILNiSEaTs Fails, CliiIon House, canSdf. G
S2-The Interview between sIaster and Slave y
=. A-.Baek to Old Virginia a.sfJ1.gI
:: 25-concluson. 81, ~ -ts.-E : =, -yysss-
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comfort and convenience. is{f.,3 - -
This decidedly the best located house In the city being
in the Immediate vicinity busne9a the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildifgs. ,s.... -,
Lines Of Omnbuses leave for every part city every
few minutes their head quarters being within one equate
OF tnis House. y HHa Jf1litsA -i'-1' ny
The subscribers determined to spare pains in
making tis convenient and comfortable home to tho
% NORRIS & JACKSON, Ptopretora.
james &. Norris, who is well known to many ofthe buss
OF James Duncan Co., and formerly Of the
Virginia Hotel St. Louis will have control of tho manage
ant OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
IaEsons. = - -. -. -
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1t is now prescribed all tho Physcians OF our
CITY, not qmck medicine for we have made them
such as we have not the opportunity of making It known
toy Il is entirely fe6 from all minerals, and Is not in
tie least incompatible with any tho preparations
dine, FowleT's solution, or other properties.
Tobe hadat Paxton Iake's and r. Yahrllng, and sold
BRENTLlNGBR & ARMSTRoNG,
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va
July 81, t62. ~ 80. DIT
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Cnstona House.
cITY OFRICRTla ZOE 1852.

fts,e:t5 b.. MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
l4.I 81, t5u JAMES s. wHBATE, Clerk.
Rtw. HANDING, Treasurer.
& j. l. SANCTION, Sergeant Pc b.
SsTEkant'a Observation-Disclosures Pearl. ward
-Abn. W. Clemens. Sd waTd-JOhn Bowers 4th WaTi
Henry p. ChaPliRe. 9th ward-James S. Campbell.
john M0oRE, Superintendent Water Works
= JAcOH E. BIER, Wharf Master. ..r4,
JACOB AMtcK, Street Commissioner.
JKMEs NJ. EwING, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents. al --Ll--
JnsnuA c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurer and Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors. .afr|I.. li.ta-s.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master. 49," 10 n....
TuoNAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments. % ra'
W1- }. SrODDART, City Surveyor. .r.r ..r..=r
JAMES F. sMELVIS, Flour Inspector. .H. .H.....