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MISCELLANEOUS.



Session Of this Institution si be the first day Of Sep
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Miss s.y. BLISS. .a5Hf ri. I ....,..- gsFJ1
Miss MARGARET ORR, met | t..,,,,, = Izit
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, Assiiiani Primary Depart.
Prof JOHN wiNkLE Marie and German. .,.,,. 81 d
Mr.. LF De MASsIAs, French and Dra,sinE ''l'i |
Miss Orr will not take active duty the comrg
account OF provdential detention at homo, tut vii
probably be with US in the Spring. l'i'tti G =
Miss Hiss hns been several years eonncc,sl VAN
% sas II yfs 5at
so an experienced Teacher Of Music and French Pupils
from Prof Wrinkle, or Miss bliss ' r'''''' '''"''
The Natural Sciences win be taught by the regular
ore the classes by some experienced Lecturer, and tx
I'VE would again direct the attention of parents to thu
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing tho grade
pupil will at once know tho amount OF Tuition. Where
tie majority Of tho studies Of pupil are in any particular
Board and Tuition with room, rent Bedding. Fire and
Of hive months. - $500
Washing for Boa.ders, per dou, 90
DAY PrriLs-T mton-Primary, Junior Gradepcr
session, So9
e Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
Mea RsS s slass, i4S 100
4" Senior class, 1900
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
NO eTtTd chdrses. ereePf Jor NE Joffontdg 6Tdnches
snsc per session Of five months, with use OF instrument
for lessons, I1Fa1s i7s-7.a.l.lAt v.t 1900
Use ofinstrunient for daily practice, 900
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
Enbroidory, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
Ing. 20 g 90
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Scmna
in consequence the extra trouble the is charg
| cd as in the Seminary, viz: S1s per session.
Pupils charged from the time Of entrance to the cos
session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, w
only tosay that have here Government and Lac
administered kindly inlecd, but still government ant
| law which all concerned must respect and obey. Ou
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under tn
OF Female Teachers night and day. This system give
ira and trouble Teachers, but Is The only saJ
syi~. We have found Teachers, who have we'll sustain
ell our views. i.t.
As to the progress OF pupils In sound learning,
those interested will visit attend our examinations, &c
we will point them the members OF higher ciasse
ard say-He siu monineniG-here our pledges
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The Oil of Grape vine.

Oils the result oftwenty investigation BY
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restoring II In bald places. -
ms on spartieuiary recommended as 1t win render
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
% MESSRS. BURKE q BARNES, CELEBRATHD
'is-ta FIRE PROOF SAFES, ~,

'1 MESSRS. BURKE q BARNES CELEBRATEU
-h-a FIRE PROOF SAFES. 7s'T'11 E717fr
E character of these Safes in St Louis, before so
fact OF their being superior all Others have been
unneccssaryj but in order TO accommodate Hall thc
patentee of "a Halls Patent Concrete Sales
which has burnt all other makes of my the United
States, (Wder's patent included took up challenge
and the result below by the Committee who super
intended the burning Safes We only regret
were not LEFT in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested is to our Store ami
invite the public to call and examine conf
dent that will ever doubt their fire proof quaitie,
after having the specimen which passed THROUGH In,
fiery ordeal on the 10th of June.
Z. X. VIOLET, & co,
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers No13 Leyee md No.
90 Com. Street iaef -
The undersigned committee appointed by E. Hail. on,
behalf OF Hall, Dodd Co, of Cincinnati and Messrs r.
r. Violet & Co., as agents OF Messr Burke, Barnes
Of Pttsburg 10 test the fire proof qualities
made het respective pTincpalsreport that we have
this day subjceeda Safe OF each manufacture OF similar
size. which had been two years. ovens to rc
made with dry oak wood and Ptsburg coal for the
OF five and half hours, and during We be-
eve the heat applied that any ori
nary eonfagraonhlt at the expiration of that time
taking the sales from the urucce and cooling down.
we founa that casting ON both places entire
ly burnt OF, that the Books uninured on
opening the safes nnd books and papers entirely u
injured, except slightly tie water used in cooling
This found to be the with both safcs the only
perccpble difference in the appearance the interior was
that the yarnsh tho wood of Burke Barnes sale
was entirely unnjuTed, while that Hail. DodI Co's
was biisere6 and blaekened In ooneuson, ou1 re.
on in safes Of both parties conn
dence ofthc public = 'Esf3a1I ~ 4fkI1U1Nl
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DIR. Gny.ott's Improved Hxtrnct OF
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla


SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED by THE ElEE USE OF
sI MERCURY, IRON, QUINlNE, Is.
..#......r..... .-.. . &c, &c, &c. .. ....g ..
Lei all who wish to purge blood flom impurities, and
pciaic the system rpedeics resort 10 Guysott
Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sursaparilla,' which
wing undotc for many of the most mai snant dis
is heir to- and they Will never be dsappolt
ted; this remedy the yulic faith has never waSeied
nc can wavcr; founded experience, Just
their faith in other and spurious compounds Is
uunded ON experience They fly from mineral nostriS Il,
seek vigor from this purely regeide remedy
however broken down in health ami srlritS--IowcNe,
himself and others, let no one despair OF ic
coyery; patient only understand that his hope al
lies only "GuysOs Extract Of Yellow DOCK
and Sarsaparilu,' him. for his lies sake 10
and have no hesitation III PfcacuS MS SPECIFY
restoration TO health . -
The Shaker prepared 'YclOw DOck,'' and the ''Re6
Honduras tho Invaluable remedial agents
from which Guysotrs Improved Extract OF yellow
ock and formed, and Laboratory OF DIR.
Guysot viz tues these roots in their
fiction contains all the restorative
the ROOTS combined and concentrated in their ut
most strength and efficacy --...---....u,,,
dinghy lind IL IcsoTtcd in
Hcpac Scorbutic and Cutancous complaints for
general rost, alton of all tic vital powers, thos
tormcnns diseases of the skin trying patience
and SO injurious 10 the health
The following OF Bcnajah Hughes is the most
astonishing record Aflcr forty years sickness two
the body and limbs almost of eating purifying, dis
charging ulcers, 10 be cured by eight bottles uysos
Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapara is nrac
ulOus. p. ...g...#I
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Merger or spine and Muscle I.inine !,

Merger or Spine md Muscle Imminent.
OFF this remedial agent orbear to say anything the
speedy and certain action in removing rheumatism
Neuralgia Sprains, palms from Bruises Burns 6c.is so
extraordinary, that speak its real merits You
really, fear could give credence to our
- u t,1!ltJ 1t can be had at .ti3t N tla55,if
PAXTON & LAKES,
'9f.s4s L.l.tt fL End of Susp. Bridge, and at
Aug. 2f-1y;d. BRENTLINGER &ARMSTRONG'S
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ELEGANT. OCTAVO VOLUME!
with numerous Original Illustrations from the
designs of Groome, and other eminent Artists.
Price Only Two Dollars md Fifty Cents!
j. J. l.. GlEION, Publishers,
..-.. a u e No. 9S, Chestnut street, Philadelphia
~ Very LIBERAL ,efH Be made to aetire and en-;
ergetc men o:ssse,i small capital Of from 80 10
sale these aud other popular eorkS many
sold ercsreiy bv 1fareiing AGENTS aus24
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ODD FELLOWS.

Lopez Roox, No. 123 Market street, the Post Office.
LODGE. No 3, meets every Thursday evening
FR.xkLIN LopoE, No. 49, meets every Monday evening.
wa. TELL Lopor No. %. meets every Wednesday eve.
WHEELING LOpos No 3d. meets every Saturday evening.
PISoLA LopGr, No. 81, meets every Friday evening
ABRAMS EscA ArArSr, No. meets LIST and Sd Tuesda!
of lea month.
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wheeIing Custom House.

Established in 1881. T. b. SWEARINGEN, Surveyor ami
Collector OF Customs, oiaee No. 10, Union street.
ImpoItaons this port made by way of New Orleans
New York. Philadelphia and baltimore ""-a
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1859.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.
H. W. HARDING, Treasurer.
]. l.. SANGsTos, Sergeant ...s.
.Sergeanrs Deyus.-Ist ward-Isaac NJ. Pearl. edwarI
Adm. W. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers. 18th war,
Henry T. Chapline. 5th ward-James S. Campbell.
JOHN MOORE, superintendent Water Works. f.
JAcoB +. BIER, Wharf Master.
JAcoH AaIcK Street Commissioner.
JAMES NJ EwrSo, Assessor and Collector OF Waite,
Rents.
JOSHUA c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurer and Qua
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MuRRLY, Market Master.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments. .-t -
WV. J. SToppART, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.
First wARD.-John Mcclure, Jri John Hughes S. n.
Woodrow; Isaac Colts. ..l
u S8s9Hp W!kp.-John Bishop Geo &. Wiekham.
P,,TU VIZ iharpi David HaDmonJji v.Irtiersi A. S.
d. wait; jacob Hornt'7f6so.Eo Forbes; rnh.. IL o..
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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For PurnJinE the hio n'sp, sps ptiprs,,,TtsM
sCRoFuLA' MEM oRl.a Il ni' - ~, ~, rrns
CUTANEoUS ERUPTIONS, STUBBORN ULCEhS,
LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, BRoNCHI
tbs. SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION, FE
YER SORES, FEMALE CoMfLAiNis'
hh ,i OF In LAS, 90 S,,psIcRN
TIE riMrhhe, niAhs' si
has now borne the test of over IA years
Inns P'ePA, ~. .. 80, ,,io ~ n,h,;c t,ror anr
experience, since us his' mn ouu1''o " f 80 w..
ing which time limitations have sprung INTO exist
- o,,, ,h.;r claims In the confidence OF tho commu.
ei'e' i'e =, -. ,.,,,;r.d T., s,r,,p,riu, Poo,
nifty on the Curative POWERS eo'taii'e " ,'
the great reputation and extended use OF which has been
~, r;hu, HE IN the many yonde effected
NANNY ~, ,s-,or yyh,,. s,rs,n,r, ,t, Poo, forms
the use OF THIS PiePa'auo' -" INV ~
an mporaut part OF It's combinauon is AT the same
,;, commanded with other vegetable remedies OF great
'iiie i : a., ...,.. .o,,h;r.t, NJ, M, s.;,r,;6c
power, and 1t Is IN Inc peculiar eo"ohauon anu sete"
manner Its preparation, that Its remarkable success IN
Tho cpre of disease depends Other initiate II
~ ~ , az nu,ting M and In bearing the name OF one OF
ies 'A' -, ~, NJ Ca M. mi, an. rcop.s,,
Those neednga reHeay anu Putief hAe ms orc iei'
note where this difference exists and In
ev win use not TO take any other but that
" ' 49,. sr,,n, IN, lon, Ne, orcprss n h,s
ated 10 thei .oniiu' o , . -, -,
effected on living Witnesses "hose 'esuhoai' anu es'
been published still bearing daily
.>. H., 10Th
tesunohy " rs "o.N' - :, , 90,
LIVER COMPLAINT AND SAIL RhEOM.
q. ..ah.. ...a NEW YORK, July q, iSi'
Messrs. 4. b. & d. SASps,-Gentlenirn;-W can
but ieebly express opinions in conveying tho pleasing
use OF your iuvaa bic Sarsapara She was afflicted with
disease that covered the whole surface
body that would have been 10 TOUCH
any part that from the huno the head face, and
body were with scales like those OF fish; the hair
fell out in large and walking caused the mostca
cTuciatng agomcs, affected the joints severely
than any other part She SUITE rod also long time rom an
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Look to your Coughs!
O all such laborng under Coughs Colds, Hoarsc
Il ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Hood DC. we
would honestly recommend the Of Bentlingers Com
pound Syrup OF Bonese pleasant, safe and speedy
cure. 1t can be had at Messrs PAXTON LAKrs end or
the Suspcntion Bridge, and at 70
~ BRENTLlNGER &ARMSTRoNG,s,
aug2l- yrid gE,tS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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pR0SPECTUSES.


AMERICAN. NAVAL HISTORY,
Is Z ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED!
12t,F HISTORY OF }tii5t
THEUNiTED STATES'Nf.VY.
s,la ,a. -,sa5a IN or I4N.s Or 'i gu
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES .
American Naval Mcroct
From the Formation of the Nary, to the close Of
the Mexican War.
ny CHARLES j. PETERSON, author of Tn, Military
ID Heroes OF the Revolution" The Mihsary lie ocs oi
the War of 1915, "The Military Heroes of the with
NeSicoo In handsome largo octave volume, IL
with hundred ne engrdpinss, embracing
F. .taits OF all the prominent Officers. Sketches OF
@#9a nIa Naval Engagements, &C., &c.
A,-,ng the content win bc rnd authentic Biographical
Nicholas RIDDLE. Jof. PAUL JONES,
ALEXANDER MURRAY, JOHN tRRi,
JOSHUA BARNEY, RICiiAk DALE,
Ep 51Mfi iTfR' R RICH i1 FRS.
ISAAC HULL, JACOB. JONES, +
STEPHEN DECATUR, Observation-Disclosures
JAMES LAWRENCE, WILLIAM II. ALLEN,
WILLIAM BURROWS, OLIVER II. PERRY,
JESSE ID. ELLIOTT, ~ M. T. WOOLSEY,
DAVID PORTER, J. BLAKELEY, Httal 7.
THoS. MACDONOUGH, CHARLES STEWART, .
JAMES BIDDLE, ET.r JOHN L. SHUBRICK,r
DAVID CoNNoR, 'a-oll D.. ROBERT F. STOCKTON,
JOHN RODGERS, 10 ISAAC CHAUNCEY, tE
STEPHEN CASSiN, .s. ROBERT HENLEY, .rs.
| WARRINGTON. DC. -7ff'.
sars G1-Forming, without exception,-En
Tie Haildsomest and Best Work, on the American
Navy, ever published!
In order place this elegant work within the reach
every family the the great cos
of preparing and publishing this Great National History
have becn induced to offer at the extremely low price
| Only Three Dollars n Copy!
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CONSUMPTION CURABLE!.

Hrr sd CONSUMPTION DURABLE! .as...
Robert Sandcrson Justice of the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF Major
General Sanderson, officer in the of 1912, cured vi
Consumption by the use OF "Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" - .. 80,
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged being cured OF Consumption by the of
..Ur Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry" will state the
symytoms that others similarly afflicted be
this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
ushes frequent cold chs with pain i'll
my side accompanied by bad cough
very nights and had great night swcats persp
ring should say least two gallons night, wctting the
bed implicitly through. had not been able to work for
scars hut was much emariated and almost helpless
when commenced using Wstars l'asam of Wild Cherry
used in all 70 bottles fnd am now free from all those
complaints for my health Is good
am now IS years DID, and have not taken any of the
alsam since 1916 because my health is so good as moi 10
require any medicines hut II should have return oi
my former symptoms, should use Wstars l'aisam OF wild
Cherry procured the medicine of Mcssrs. Fall & Nc
Crac ken, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio ,
The genuine wistar's Basam OF Wild Cherry has fat
simle Of the signature Henry Wistar, NJ D., Philael
mia and .Sauiord & Park" finely executed steel
| .rayed wrapper. No othcs can be. senuiIc ar-.
10 Price 81 per bottc-six bottles for 50.
Sold ny IL. u fahh, ClhGihhau, y.
on Walnut strre-o whom all orders must be addressed
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