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FaT CHURCHES. "a
Sr NJ .TTurws EVfscoTGleGH corner Monroe and byron
S,resiS Rev wiLLIAM ARMSTRONG; RECTOR Morning SER
NEec l1l eveningTlI -.5.-. 49,. ,'..-ss =
~ touN,s EgiscoPaeai Main street between First and
" lJ Centre Wheeling; Rev JAS ID. MeCAlEt Pastors
Mo ming i0l evening q O'Clock Service and lee
Ia c Friday evenings at n O'Clock. Seats TREE.
EE-r PaEsnYTERIAN. Rer. X. II, Wed, Pastor Fourth
II re between Monroe and Quincy Service Morning and
ate noon
S.cnHp PaEsbYTRRIANSG Rer. cHTHs Dickson, Pastor,
Street between Main and AATketi Centre Wheel
ing; Service morning and evening. -
srEtRp PREsBTTERIAH, Rev. Mr.. PaNn, Pastor; FiTst
", Hose Han, Main street, above Washington, North
Wie3tingi Service morning and afternoon
Pnaarn STREET METHoDIsT EFlsoorAL, Ret S. 3, DaS.
son. Pastor, Fourth Street between Monroe and Quincy
Sc viz . morning and evening 1 80 u
S,r4H Sra EXT MErHoniEr BPIscoPkL, Rer WJH. VIII.
IS Ef1tor- eorTsT Market and North sls., North Wheel
nei Z g cvico morning and evenings
n ,,.trNK ST. .MEruoDfsr RPncoPAL, Ret. & 9. Rfeh-
49, Pastor, Chapns street. between First and Second,
Cel,ti5 T5lssiIIgi Service morning and evenink.
1ss3SAS MEruoDtzr RP1seoP1L, Rrr. NJ. BrOaa1eet,
.usi thaPlpe street, and Third, Cen.
.,stts,,sF, .,-pssr fouias cashosle, RI Rev. Bi:hes
A. r. WleaH Filth Streeis eQfIer q hsnPpens service
nHi-lilig and atefhooH / 81 az 40 - u l-a
Na,kot and Jelsraoh streots service ana aver
il,rTIET, Re-. j. V:lTeH, fastoI Olay stseos ootNo
FITI and Sixth, seFgrq morning and evening ~
per IEprPEspENr CoBsREoA 5IoNAL, UNIT gRIkrt hey
q IT. IHSIliyr. Pastor, MaFlet sef beteep lNe2@tet
Third Centre wheeling s5rytce hne
Ey,ssELlcAL PRoTEsTAsgE,s Res " Asasg7Es festoIe
clay street. above sixth, East NVhAe.As- ~ s3 li-A
z,eS-s RyaEoELIeAL LgEI!EE1E. Rss q 1872
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CMAmBERLIN's GOIEAIERCIAL.
COLLEGE,

cORNEE OF MARKET AND THIRD STREETS, 'P1TTa
BUReH. PA!
Science OF Accounts. --,
P. r. SPENCER, p ofessor OF Pennanship. s.
NlHE principal this institution is TO MOI young
IL men an Oppoi tLmty OF obtaining thorough and
mate knowledge OF hOuble Entry Book Keeping a
pleH6u 10 business operations generally. Applicants
enter College at time bot evening
The course OF nstrueti1nis such, will enable student
to take charge Of and COpduc scientific principles any
set or Double -EntTy Books completion OF the
PENMAKsmF-TO write Zee aud egble hand is desira
accomplishment In the education young gentlemen
every profession, and mOe particularly those who
DESTROYS Ofquaiyng themselves for mercantile aud bust
nessmrsuits This department lie now conducted nv =
r. SenceT OF Ohio, author OF the SpcaceTian system Of
Pennanslp, gentleman well known :OughOut the cou
try as an accomplished penman, and as one OF tho
most successful teacheTs oIthe age.
Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN.
will receive prompt attention. auE2i
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WASHIrIGTONl

From sfuarf's most celebrated PaintiaLEoI
TIHIS largo and agnffcent EP0TtAit7 81 w IN
from tho huTin ofan Ame rcan sIeE
Allho have seen It TO be one Of te most ls
lnes Of art ever Published and correct
keTo Tbe siEe OF the plate is eighteen by "
ches. which win make stifen
and should be In the handg Of VI Tiba
1T iaFa correct copy nom StIafts eeieoirla.tsn
Painting now at the State House, pspsI
1T IL finely engraved and on
That It may be within tie reach Of s me 40
reduced the pfite to or hiftcetIt
an pSfaong femt Ing The anonnt Felf u
ing q PERI C eopyiby retufn OF nlatts 70 enY
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MISCEI1I.1.ANEO
IV1,RRIlN1. PEmALE sEn1INARY.

,IlHE retilar time for tho commencement ofthc Fan
Session Of this institution VIII nc tue rst Say q I
The teacbers present connected with the Seminary
Rev ~ 'f d. " .ToLFoRD, b D.. Priaetpal =.
Miss =. v. BLISS.
Hiss MARGARET ORR, 4,,i,,,,,,
Miss MIRA II. TOWNSEND, 7'''Ns'
K AIiss FRANCIS L. HARDING, sGH-1lt
Miss MARY o: ToLFoRD, ASstitaHt Primary Depart.
\. % SRSSAs h f,. and ssS Ss 1
Prof. b, y. STONE, Vocal Music.
Miss Or viii not take active duty the >ss'or
Probably 1S with us in the Spring, r
Miss Bliss has heen for several years conIeC.SI
in the higher branches taught in Sen9aTies but il
I al experienced Teacher OF Music and FRENCH Pupils
uAIus1C can receive lessons hOy may prser either
lou; Prof. Wrinkle, OF Miss Bliss. ~ ~
lLc Natural Sciences will be taught by tho regular
teachers and arrangements made for courses 0 Lectures
oro tho classes by some experienced LeetuFcb aud XIX.
We would again direct the attention ofpsrons TO thI
% in fR9 S9@Iy any NY Ky SPSwI 16 nc Sao
lie majority the studies Of pupil ATE in any particular
lass, that ts the pupils grade
Lights and Ancient Languages il desired, per session
G 81 FIVE m Go4 Ro, r,Or, Io, $500
IIEY Forms utom-Priinary, Junior Cirudeper
session, 600
% Senior Grade, 1900
+" Seminary proper, Junior Class,
senior class, 800
ancient Lang 5 s F9ITth ,yyear 1000
Nlso res session olive months with Use Of instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
L % oil inst:u,l cEt for daily practice, 200
aind u Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
III Il:s. t.r' 90
Vocal Music Chemical aud Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons out the Semna
il consequence OF the extra trouble, the chaT
ell az ~ the Seminary, viz: StS per session.
Pupils arc charged from tho time OF entrance TO
:ess,on and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference 10 the management or the school,
have only tOsay, that have here GoreT7uaent La
administered kindly n4eed, but still government and
law. which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
arrangements are also SUCH that our pupils under the
OF Female Teachers and day. This System
ira and trouble TO Teachers but Is ne only sG
Sg!trH We have found Teachers who have well sustain
As to the progress OF our pupils In sound learning
those interested will visitus attend our Examinations
will point them 10 the members or higher
aid sayfhc EtHt noStna EoRRWe1hoTe are our pledges
Wheeling Aug. 81. -tyR,E agGlr Eff-s
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BRuPTrvE DIsEAsEs.

1T has become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
j. Physicians ofor city that in the Giu1,
EXTRACT SARsEPARILLA DANDELtoN, is decidedly
S mi tbntg we Ia W ths nsinsSg 6s
ing published papers, appointing agents
the sale OTit yet almost weekly receiving
doris from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky other
states by persons, who by chance have heard
ofis wonderful curative powers. Tho following is from
gentleman Of Vermont ew days since, who used
very serious disease;-
DEAR DocroR: ..s. IN ,s-.a II
The two bottles ofmedieine got from yoI
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured met please send me
some more by Express sz,f't- = sf'f-
Yours Respectfully.
Its now prescribed by nearly an the Physicians OF our
city, qlRck medicine, have them ac
such We not the opportunity OF making it known
that 1t is entirely from all Minerals not in
tho least Incompatible with any the preparations ofO
dine, PoUIer's solution, or other properties.
lobe had at Paxton & Lakes and r YahFling and soil
Wholesale and retail by J. lst,l7.s ~ J
- = -. 4 - BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG. (
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GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel,

Cor. HeRt BIoaRltdy mud ErdnkIihi street. York.
L this EstAbtshnh;lt be
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Tie figure OF Soldier III the Continental CniOTm;
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collection many years. will sustain tile reputation
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wines, DC, &c. Connected with the above is a REFEC.
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours the day
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COMMITTEES, Private Dinner or Supper Parties &c. &c
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CITY OPFICERs ron 1854

~. -+4.-- JAMES S. wHKATE, Clerk.
. R.-Ay. HARDING, Treasurer.
u }. L. SANasTON, Sergeant
SeygeaRrs DsPifi.s-lst waTd-Isaac NJ Pearl Cd ward
-Abm. W. CIemens I'd ward-JOhn Bowers. 18th wa rtI
Henry p. Chapline. 9th waTd-James S. Campbell.
yonN MO0EE, Superintendent Water Works
JAcoB L. BIEE, Wharf Master. .r.-
JACOB ANIcE, Street Commissioner.
JAMES N. KwiNo, Assessor aud Collector OF wate,
Rents. -..|.. F.|.s
JosnuA c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Messuror and Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DkSfEL MURRAY, Market Master. ....
THoMGs CAMPBELL. Collector OF Assessments.
wv. J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JAMEs F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector. b. .r.....
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POwELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
esiye and Seeom9odats visitoTs This doiig6tn Wa
!eng place Is situated eight miles cast be.
nding Gone bundled eet in leDgh) commenced last
has been completed aud is ready the reception OF
KOARDERS; and number OF COTTAGES, or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient 10 the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF wmTE, .BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALYREATTE LIAEsTONE and SLATE, all having
the work OF Natures own labIatory. They send forth
o S IL & 02
tho giound gradually rising 70 the soutL and until
which presented 10 the eye or the behOder OF the
enchanting landscape views IN the country To tbs
rising up at distances from 20 yards, from
feet above tie level bottom In front and to the
the Springs Many OF theSe elevations
DO approached the east rear, by gentle
tine spars lis and Its ioy peaks presents
panorama which, bold outline and pleasing variety is
deed the scenery Pi esened to yc nom tho submits OF
MaSanutten and FOt Mountains, embracing the Page
and Wae and Shenandoah Valleys must be seen 10 be
In addition the Springs proper there numbered
otheT vicinity, the principal OF which The
celebrated Mountain Spring 100 yards distant q The
ABOVE Is Gbaly bsate sehdins forth mPid stream;
To south from the Springs, about nee quartz Of
hS ESpIing Tue new SPrins recently opeS amid ny
beautiful group OF willows that shade The Sulphur Spiings
which is believed 10 possess peculiar medicinal quail
VsitsTE eSnhg from the North or East, can enter the
he SpToxntyS he maintains about twelve miles 10 ne
north east S e sPT1q;s The rugged grandeur Of this
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
ON arriving the Springs the invalid has Al onoe with
drawn nom the and PeTpleXtes tolls and monotone
of ire busy otd and TecupeTate his exhausted ener
res by uuaing the pure waters that ncessantly flow
Ground him. and paI6nB OF the rich viands that are sy
nreps red for the noUrtshment OF his Tail body. ~
Nc will state benefit OF those who may not be
aware OF the fact that We own large attached to
Inc Springs can have their horses pastured
or stabbed as they may proseT- -.l Z
The BIn viii DO furnished with the choicest Liquors,
An attentive ostIer will be in attendance and servants
10 the different departments OF the house; and everything
shan be done that can contribute TO the eOhlor of the
Persons visiting the srlings from the North leave
smOI in morning, and arrive here the morn.
ne by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
NON the South win leave StaunOn in the morning arrive
at WoOdstoekto dinner, and the Springs to tea
For the amusement OF those who may Wish to PARTED.
rate In such exercises Ten Pin has been erected
Bath House. with everything requisite for bathing,
has been erected for the Accommodation OF Vsitera
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READ THE CERTIFICATE

d.. TaIIapOosa Co, Ala, Jan. 9, 1852.
your Extract OF Yellow Dock and SarsaPariia has per
formed OF the most wonderful cures that has
have been anieted forty with itruptions
my legs feet in ISIS they got bad that had
crutches, and liz 1919 had leg ampuated above tb0
In about months ater other leg broke out in
aa dssaso Ses Of oSDsvo natter and At The
time e[t hand broke out in large running sores
The misery that have suffered the last TWO years
rested tay or night was given up 10 die and by the
help OF God had made PREPARATION for death, and had
pointed TO my family the place where to bury my
In October my brought me your bottle
cures pei formed by your 'rtract OF Yellow Dock and
ment my become easy, aud could sleep all night
sir Iue Hs my U so %Si had nearly ali cot
well as il by cnehantment have now used in ull eight
and now consider myself well. i loss for terms
forth the worth OF this medicine, or 10 express
Savior of man from misery while living upon earth
believe IL will cure any known disease in the world
Lay aside all euices and Just try IT. and proclaim its
eat worth TO suffering 1go mankind and enrest them to
My case is well in large portion of South Caro-
lima Georgia and Alabama, and ii should doubt the
above cure, invite them to call on me, and viii show
he%he d. can be found In Ell rSsn
scron.a, syphilis Morcural complaints, Cancer Gangre
and vast yssy IF other 15 dssgesS
cured by the use OF this medicine. 5zeil - 8
nadcviilc, Alabama, May 81, 1852.
Ressts Scoville q HeadiThis is TO certify that about
the February last was AFFLICTED with three
four painful and about tho face them
large quarter of dOlari they assumed tho appear
OF Cancers, and was fearful they would terminate in
Ca GERS. About three weeks since l cmmenced taking
rIa, and found immediate relief from its use. iayc
taken quite two botttes and the sores my face are
all healed ups and those my neck nearly soi and
truly believe they will be entirely well in few days y
cheerfuIy recommend ode ,Guysotts Extract OF yell
low and Sarsaparila to PERSONS afflicted with any
kind of c,Gpons orcaHeerous sores. My general hea
Is much improved by the of the medicine. - @ =
,lt.as Respectfully, ~ '8Rt0HARE b! BURKE.
Quart BOttles9 81 per bottle-sx bottles for g.
- ~ af1s JOAN'D d. PARK. =
Northeast corner OF Fourth Walnut Streets Cncn.
natl, Ohio, General Agent for the West to whom or
'ders must be addressed. !.
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Let all who wish purge the blood from impurities,
prepare system resist epedencs Iesortto GuysOt
Extract Yellow Dock and SRrsapaTillS, which pro
Vgils aniidote Tor many OF the most mai gnaIt dis
flesh is heir 10, and they will never be dsappOil.
ed; in this remedy the yubic faith has
wRveri forit is founded experience: just
their OF faith in other and spurious compounds
founded experience They fly from mineral
seek hope life Vgor this purely regeta6Ee remedy
however broken down in health and sPirits-howevei
hmsCr and Others let despair OF 10
cOVcryi let the patient only understand that his hope
restoration lies only in Guysotts Extract OF Yellow DOCK
and SaTsaparila, and persuade him, for his lies sake
try aid have hesitation In predicting his speedy
restoration to health. Is 'if
The Shaker prepared yellow Dock" and the ''Rcc
Honduras Sarsapara, the invaluable ISnediai agents
from which Dr. Guysotus Improved Extract OF yellow
book and Sarsapara is formed. and Laboratory of DIR.
GuysO has given the tues OF these roots in teirPcr
lection His preparation contains all the restorative prop
critics the ROOTS combined and concentrated in
most strength and efficacy.
Experiments made in the manufacture of this medi
cine until II found that II could be further improved
Accordingly find TcSOrted to almost universally
cases Hepalic Scorbuc and CuaneouS complaints for
pTostTation of all the vital powers and all those
toTucnng dscaeS OF the skin trying the patience
aud iuiuIi Ous 10 the health. ,.r ~. ..- $500
Tie following or Benaah Hughes Is the most
astonishing record Amer forty years. Sickness tive
years eXCTuciang tOrture the ampuatOn of Onclcg AMI
tho body and limbs almost OF eating, purifying dis
charging ulcers be cured by eight bottles OF Guysotps
Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Is amoS: mTac
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