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STANDING COmmITTEEs.

o. oRDtMAxcHs.-Mesars- Nelson the Mayor. CChair.
,SLamb, Yarnall aud the Clerk.
ON FISANcEs.-Messrs. Brady Gill and Lamb
ON Adcotxrs.-Messrs. wickhami HOrnbroOk and
Woodrow.
Luic; Hammond and Mathews
On WATER woRks-Messr Tanneri Eeholsi Hughesi
4otthsws wiekham and the Superintendent OF Water
worSs
Wait 9E NAFHtF ''''f-@''''', "'sAA'"' ''n'''' 'n'
OK Coat BASxs.-Messrs. Gill, Bradyi Lamb and the
Superintendent OF Water Works.
o. I,xn,xos-Mess1s Hsllowell; Cots and Yarnal.
OK Far pEPAKrxESr.-Messrs. Bishops Hughesi Mat
Lhsws; ThaTp and Walt .
OK PETITloxs.-Msssrs. Tannsri Gill and woodrow.
on RAIL RoADs-MessrS. Bradyi Bishop; Forbeai Gill;
Lamb; Tanner and woodrow.
or RLEcr1oxs.-Messrs. Lamb; HornbrOok and ThArp,
o.. s.LARIEs-Messrs. Yarnall; Cots; Echols, Tharl'
and wiekhaH- .
TefecS and Matthew's. ...-.. -, :. ....
and YAABaIl- ~ Sd .....r. ...a
Ok real ESTHTE--MeSSrs. Ilu' IlSnOPi oEA"Si E1"N'
well and Woodrow. .-.r
S os LauTNMessrs Cots; Bishop, Tanuer; Wait aud
TarnaE- =-T
iaS "a LyaId-sAM'I sMITn. 9Th waId-DAvlD HAN
noSp 9Th Ward-ALEx- TAYLOR.
80 r..... l..- . ALDERMEN. s... .. 4.u.r
tat wAydDayid OIas9Rs g W,1s%sS @SSSTTsll.
r. 81 Jdhdaoa. 'a
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
~, yy.rd-H. w. Phillips Cd ward--wm-S S. Wick.
"a WaTd-Dr. W. j. Bates. 18th WErd.-John Gil.
n sEIs. sST = 6tll Ward Josiah Powell.
- : TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
-, Usvd-Nm George, John Moore.
a. In Jacob Senseney. Jacob Singleton.
81 - n Y ThaTp, P. ScGtterday. -
~. az b .,s1Rsttbe~ B. Roedi Jsmssltvil'on 5 'l1.f.
- '5sTz SANITARY COMMITTEES. ) ~
-, Iossph Greer: Cd ward-P. b. Taylors ID
VA f;eo TriSier: 4th-Harvey Hail: 6th-Geo- W.
MoOte.hiIs boz ,,1p 1v.pnPSS n.y.. go -Ht.-
NJ "A .Iuzenh Greer. Cd WATl--Jossph ToTSyth.
- wHS5i-Geo TTiSleT. 4th WAra.-IOhn -CAytor: 9th
waTd-A. S. Glenn ..sE
c.5aioE Of City HaH,-JOel Trfser.
I,r,,,,,r Of Chain Gang-GeO Bulger.
S.-,on Of Puslfe Grare YarSs-Elias H. Burt
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

PowELI,S PORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
tsir e aa% nj sieTs This Gcshtu Wa
eng is situated eig. miles east OF oodstoek be.
tween Fort and Mansanutten Mountains. The new
building Gone bundled eet In iengh last sea
HOARDERSj and a number of Cottages, ,OI tho use OF
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
Thess SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLyE and BLACK
SuLFpR CHALYBEATTE LIMESTONE and SLATE, all having
lie so q NAtalss0n AbI atoly Thsy send toth
gently npT wSts 70 sgPIl many M
sin tho Ound gradually rising TO the south and cast ~
s Srs -: to tie orc the SeSodor one Of tho
enchanting Landscape views III The county, To the
sGgs 59s al d lisa q rom Is 10 yas u
% to above the level bottom in front and to the
be approached ON the or IeaF by gentle ascent
Tie Fort Mountain, with its LctW scenery its jut
psoIaTRa when for bold outline ad pleasing variety,
Is unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia In
deed The sceneiy presented to vi0w from the OF
tho and Fort Mountains, racing the Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must beEeer TO be
In 10 the Springs proper there are number Of
ceebra1oI Mountain Spring, 100 yards distant 2: The
Cold spnE sho asnee 6 nf ihS nd
To the south from the sPItn6s shout th,eequates OF
beSie Spring The Spring recently orenkd amid the
beautiful group o. willows that shade ne sulphur Springs
VsiteTs coming from the North or East. the
valley through the narrow passage by
The pToTluy0 he mountains about twelve miles TO the
north Sa 81 10 e Teqy e 81 s
GfTiEes the traveller with awe and admiration.
on arriving the Springs, the invalid has at with
drawn rom and PerpIexites tolls and monotony
OF busy world and may Ieeuperute his exhausted
ss n and parang Of the rch Viands that are daily
nrepaIeA t0T the nouTishTAent Of his frail body
state tho benefit OF thO8e who not be
aware tho laEt, that own large farm attached to
the springs Rn persons have their horses paBured
The BHE viii 30 rnished with choicest LiquO1s
GLARS, Tobacco, dc. -
An attentive ostler will in Attendance servants
TO the different departments OF the house, and everything
shall be done that can contribute TO the comfort OF The
PeISons visiting ths Springs from the Morrill, can leave
Baltimore in the morning, and arrive here the
nE by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
South win leave Stanton in the morning arrive
a wOodstockto dinner, and the Springs toteR.
For the amusement OF those who may wish to paTticf
pate Ten Pin Alley has been erected.
Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing,
has been erected for the accommodation Of Ysiters =
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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.

. FtRFr wARD.-John Mcclure, Jri John Hughesi S. d.
Woodrow Isaac Cots. ...
srcoxp wARD.-John Bishop; Geo. E. wiekham
TnrRD WARDS. Brady;J J. J. Yarnalli John NJ Math.
iws; Daniel Lamb
FouErn wARp.-Dr James Tanner &. c. Jefers; A S.
allowel; D. V. ThRrp; David Hammond.
Firm WARD George Forbes John W. Gill; LOrenE"
u Wait; jacob HOTnbTook; Henry Eehols.
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lIYRR,s UNIVEEtRs SUM NO. Nv.

si ~ EDITED!BY cHAs.A.pANA.t zoos sssa5 =
HIs day published Containing the following elegant
steel engTavinGs t'The Cathedral of Strasburg''-
Tell's Chapel. Cnear In sThe
PaIace OF the Legion OF Honor In Par Ruins Of
s TAFT Price % cents or s
Snbaeb4fs In ADVANCE receive splendid engraving
premium. Published semi monthly
The Publisher win supply specimen numbers gratutopsly
Agents and Postmasters, and will make arrange
mentB with them for circulation THR UfIVERSUM.-
at SO; and OF Iafsi number the ana
rates HERRMANNIJ MEYER, -
] RDgq4. Publfs6sr, 1s4 William ST. N. !.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.

MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE d HARNESS CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES. --r+
HE character OF these Safes ST. Louis, before
wen that further test or proof of the
fact OF their being superior to all Others would have been
unnecessary but in order accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentee and maker OF HaIs Patent Concrete Safes
States, IVder's patent included his Challenge
and the result below by the Committee who super
intended the burning Safes regret
were nutleft In the furnaces two hours longer .iF
The Safe which we tested Is be seen at our Store, anil
we invite the public call as we feel
dent that will doubt their FIRE proof quaite
after having the specimen which passed through
''.' E. r. VIOLET, & CO.,
90 Com. Street.
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tT1he Oil of Grape Vine.

THIS Oils the result twenty Investigation BY
French PhySician, and IL now eXtensively used IN
France both ofkeeping the hair glossy and
Testnringit in bald places,
The Hair Glossy, and plabls, besides making about
INV Fontah Pans zbets per- bettle
Pnrs slshy J.R.VowELL. "a rnioast- ;
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The undersigned. committee appointed by E. Hail. on
behalf OF Hail. D6dd & Co ,OF CineiInati and Messrs
r. Violet Co.. agents of MesSTs Burke, Barnes 10
OF PttSburg test the FIRE proof qualities Of the saEs
BY theiy respective iRcpaI8-TePort that we have
this day subjected aSae OF each manufacture simT
size. which had been in two years in
nye and ana during thai Iime We be-
eTe the at Sppled thatfn any oTd
nary at the expiration of that time,
taking the safes from the fBsre and cooling than down,
we found casting both pIaces entire
" burnt or bot that the nooks uniHured ami on
opening tho safes NE NEndl books and papers entfre
eScept slighfiy the nsed in EoOting on
This fqpRdto the with both safes and tie only
peTeePtible the OF the Interior
was entirely while that on Hail. DodG 4 Co.'s,
yyaS hiackeped- In conclusion, would
from tho result OF this test vFe no hoita
ton In recommending tho safes of both parties to the cou
deDee ofthe public. - - ~ 3
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OF this remedial agent we lofbear to say anything tho
" speedy and certain action In removing Rheuma
Neuralgia Sprains, pains from Bruises. Burns, &C. iB SO
extraordinary that to speak its 1merts, you
really could give cTedence assertions
iae'a ~ = PAXTON & LAKES, >.
End OF Susp BTfdEe and at
Aug. o1-1y:d BRENTHNGRR & ARMS rRONG'Sll
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WheeIIur Custom House.

Ia bllahed in 1881. z 3. SWEARINGEN Surveyor anil
80 Collector OF Customs, Once No 10, Union street.
Ino tatons this port made by way ofNew Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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Look to vour Cougha!

RIO ali such as are lAboring under Colds Hoarse
Il MOSS Pains in the Breast Splitting Blood, &C..
would Honestly recommend the use of BrentngerS Com
pound Syrup OF Bonesets pleasant safe arid speedy
cure It be bad at Messrs. PAXTON & LAKE'B end oil
tho Suspenton Bridge; and atm, sf5 "a KIM 81
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nnD BELLOWS.

L6pGE Roox, No. 12s Market street. near the Post once.
VIAsIStuE LoDOE, No. meets every Thursday evening.
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each month. .t.....I .H
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CONSUMPTION CURABLE! !.

o CONSUMPTION DURABLE! ,.r,
Robert sGndcrson Justice the Peace in Rush Greek
township Fair field county, Ohio and brother OF "Nla0r
officer in the OF 1912, cured vi
Consumption by the of "Wstnr's Balsam of Wild
Cherry fr . .. .fg. III, ,..r,, j -, ~ 10,
Dear Sr;-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by tho OF
i'Dr Wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry will state the
syTytoms OF nv case that others similarly aiced may be
Induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty breahing had the hectic fever with violent
OF heat and frequent cold clls with severe pain
my accompanied by very bad cough;
very restless at nights and had great night Swe4ts Pcrsi
ring should say, least two gallons night wetngth The
bed completely through had not been able to work for
scars hut much emaCated, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wistar's Basam OF Wild Cherry
have IN all 10 bottles Elnd am free from all those
complaints for my health is good! ~ -r.
j am now years old and have not taken any OF the
alsa since 1885, because health Is so good not IL
require any medicines hut II should have any return NJ
my former symptoms should use WstaTs Balsam OF Wild
Cherry L procured the medicine OF MeSsTs. Fall & Nc
Cracken, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio:
The genuine wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry has fac
sEniic Of The signature Henry Wstar NJ D., Philade
plin aud Saniord Park, finely executed
eraVed wrapper. No othes can be. genuine. .It
G-5spiIce 81 per bottle-SiX bottles for So - - ..-
Sold qy T. u; PARK, Cincinnati, o.
on Walnut stret-to whom all orders must be addressed
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9 q 9 q 499 9999 9
Tro Tires Sdred BIZ Of only three BOTTLES Of lFtStGTS
BuLsan OF Wild Cherry"

BqLsam or Wild Cherry"
-u- -- -t Mt Eden, KY, July "a, 1882
Mcssrs Harcourt, Howard q Co.-Gents:-The "Dr.
Wisars plsam OF Wild Cherry that bought yen has
been OF such signal benefit in my family that wish mako
its virtues known for the benefit OF the public. ~
Ny wi cold the time of her confinement which
case consumption She had prOse night sweats and had
coshs given for despaired OF her recovery
and her child partOOk OF her complaint. She then co
ncnced taking ''VIsarS BaIsdm Of Wild Cherry" and
three bottles effected entire cure with her aud the chilli
both. .ts.-5.. ....... t...t r...
have doubt that they would have been in their
graves If they had not used Wtstars Basam OF Wild
Cherry II : y .s# SETH X. SEARCY.
Seth r Scnrcy whose certificate is above is man OF
much ycraCity as NY In this country, and OF good
judgement and we place entire reliance his statement
-. r.. al HARCOURT, HOWARD g. CO. .
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CITY DIRECTORY.
IN WHEELING ROsB oFEHpE.
~ 2 No.42, MoxRbE SrhErf.. = =
JACOB 81 SHRIVER.P NJ
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Every haIlounce less, additional to DO charged extra
according to the above rates. f.r -.
Drop letters cent? advertised letters cent ADDITIONAL
TO any other charges. ...try
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COMGRESs HALL.

HE subscribers take pleasure in their friends
this day taken possession OF that well established and IA
NorahIv knnJvn Hotel.
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City DIRECTORY 2

mcrchanEs' and MechRnies' Bank.
INcoRPoRArED 1895. CAFIrAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner Of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w, GILL, Presidents SOBrEsu BRADY, Cashier
Discount day-Tuesday.
,NOrrh western Bank Of VirEIniR.
INcoRPoRATrD 1919. cAPrrAL $4,000.
ID Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN G. CAMPBELL, Presidents DAH't. LAKE. Cashier
Discount day-Thursday. .s.. .-......
JTannfaetnrers' and Farmers' Bank
~ '7n.t ,''I Of wheeling.
-, Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
irseoRPoKlTED MARCH, 1851. cAPITAL sTocK $500, 1000
- THos, SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHS Lust, Cashier.
r1f Wheeling anVinEs' 1nS'itutiOn. ia
.at'd no D. No. 1872, Main 81. -
O.. .''.'' IScPoBoRATEp 1884 CAPrrAL $4,000.
N NELSON, Presidents wILLlAn MCCOY, Treasurer.
DiaeOUHt day-ThuIsdaY.
SnvinES' hank OF. wheeling
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling.
IScoaPoRATED 1851 iCAPTTAL $4,000.
81, THos. H. LIST, President VIZ. RASxIE, Treasurer.
2 DisegSnt day, Friday.
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III DIR. Gnysotr's Improved ExtrnCso of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THU: oRlGlNALAN ONLY GENUINE pREpARA
TIUS FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO Re
. AFFECTED BY THE FREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUININE, a"9f.
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WARWICK p. MILLER,
DAVID H. BISHOP,
GERARD Il. ALLEN.