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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
fMESSRS. BURKE q; BARNES, CELEBRATED +
+. |Efr .lE.EI- FIRE PROOF SAFES r..... IN I


TIME character OF these Safes Louis was before so
well established. that further test proof the
fact being superior to all others, would been
unnecessary hut in order to accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentee and maker of "Has Patent Concrete Safes
States Cwiders patent included up his challenge
and the result is below by the Committee who super
intended the burning Safes We only regret that cI
were not left in the furnaces hours longer ..
The which tested is TO be Store, anil
invite the public TO call and examine il feel conf
dent will doubt their fire proc! qualities
after having specimen which passed through the
l...L .a Z. X. VIOLBTT, d co,
Agents the Manufacturers, No. 49, Levee and NJ"
26 Com Street. III
The ndersigncd, committee appointed by E, Hall,
behalf OF Hail. Dodd q Co., OF Cincinnati, and Measrs
r. Violet & Co.. agents of Messrs Burke, Barnes d Go
OF Pittsburg test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
made thei respective Princ:pals-rePor that have
day subeceda Safe OF each manufacture, OF similar
sizc which had been in years. in to fire
made with dry oak wood and Pttsburg stone COAL for the
space OF five and half hours, and during thai be-
leve the applied far greater tan that in ord
nary confa grao-thit at the expiration OF that time,
taking safes from the In.ce and cooling them down.
the iron casting both places entire
ly burnt of, that the books uniDurcd; and
opening, tnd books and papers entirely
This we found to witt both safes the only
pcrcepblc difference in the interior
that the Burke Z Barnes safe
entirely uninjured, while that Hail. DodG & Co.'s
biisered and blaekened In conclusion, would
mark that ori the result of this test have hesitaS
ton In recommending the safes OF both parties to the CONN.,
dence ofth public. - =
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MEDICINAL.
wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry
The beat Remedy ever known 20 Nan

r. Coughs Colds Asthma Group Bronehitis, Inftlen-a,
-Li-,iing Of the Lungs, Difficult Breathing, LreT Agee
lie as Pain or Weakness Of le Breast Side, First
Stages of Consumption, DC, fc-d'e.
this Balsamis peculiarly adapted every dscase
the Lungs and Liver, which Is produced b. cvcf
varying climate. - E'a ~
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess mpo tant
medicinal properties. This fact Is familiar every nron
in land, and Physicians often prescribe it in different
forms for variety OF complaints. Tar, also, has baen
equally noted for its vrtues and physicians, whose
familiar 70 the whole country, have 90
declare that consumption could be cured by ti
III other hands, again. il nearly valuclcs Owing
Doubt their ignorance in preparing and administering
it, difficulty now entirely obviaed by patient experience
and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers of these two sub
now the first time, combined and cmhadis
in DIR WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. -
chemical process ything delcters or usc 80 ts
rejected so that what remains Is extraorina
truly ecaeious remedy for all kinds of pulmonary ahd II
diseases ever known TO mar. To convince all unbelcycr
that our theory really true refer few
cures psi ormcd by this wonderful medicine ..
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rIASONS.

opax Roox. No ia. Main Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LoDoE. No. 1OI, meets the first Monday night OF
very month. liz .H
WHEELING UMoS CHAPTER, No. 10. meets the second
Monday night OF every month a. ....
WHrxLIsG LopGr, No. 12s meets on the third Monds,
night OF every month.
WHEELING ESckNPAESr X T, meets the fourth
Monday night OF every month
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MORE OIL CLOTHS.

II AM receiving very large complete stock of
Superior Oil Cloths from TO yards wide. which
will be sold low, those in goods in this line
will please call and the prees article offered in
this city r. i,.Le iu lt tls- ]! C. HA RROUR,'
e scpt4 it' % LH'gH.] No. f13 Main street ~
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On BOXES LEMONS. ms iU
~ - Cases Sardines. .-
> Bales Bordo Almonds. .-. t-..ahl
5 Boxes Goshen Cheese-Warran;cd -
Candies low any house in the city to keep
dry. For sale at 'o H.i" Ht BROOKS
septs-tC No. 11o Main
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STANDING COm1IITTEEs.

os oRDis,Scrs.-Messrs. Nelson. the Mayor CChair
man, Lamb, Yarrall and the Clerk
on FrSAScrs.-Messrs. Brady Gill and Lamb.
ON AccouSTs--Messrs. wickham Hornbrook ami
Woodrow.
on STREETS AsD ALLrrs.-Mes,rs Forbes Bishop; Nc.
Lure; Hammond and Mathews. -Erg
OF wA4rr woRKs.-Messr Tanner, Reholsi Hughesi
Matthew's wiekbam and the Superintendent OF Water
Works .st '0.5-'
Wait 9s N.'TFF H'''f-A'''F' weAh'"' 's'''''' and
OK Coal Blsxs.-Messrs. Gill Brady Lamb and the,
Superintendent OF Water Works
On L,xprSGS-Messrs- Halowelli Colts and Yarnali.
OK FIRE Drr.xrsrxr.-Messrs. Bishops Hughesi Mat.
tbews; Tharp and Wait
on PrTrr1oss-Messrs. Tanner; Gill and Woodrow.
ON Rail Roaps-Messrs. Brady; Bishop; Forbes; Gill.
Lambs Tanner and Woodrow. gov. ..H r.aH.'..
on ELrc1roxs-Messrs. lamb Hornbrook and Tharp
OK slLIRIEs.-Nessrs. Yarnalli Cottsi Eehos, Than'
on Recommendations. Hornbrook Bishop; Hushesi
letters and Matthew'S
GRAprs-Messrs Forbes; Colts; letters; wickhanl
and Yarnall.
or RrAL Esr.Tr,-Messrs. Gill Bishop Brady Halo
well and Woodrow. sl.. .
on PubLic CEAETERr.-Messrs. Wickham. Mcclure.
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YarnaE.
Fa ASSESSORS
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Issos. Sd Ward-SAM'L SMITH. 9Th Ward-DAvD HAN.
AoSD. 9th ward-ALEr. TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
ID W.-Geo. Duly. 9th W. John L. Newly. 9th w
H. NJ. Jamson- .as.=-a -,H-
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1st waId.-H. W. Phillips I'd Ward.-wm. S. Wick.
ham ID ward-Dr. w J. Bates. 18th WaId.-John Gil.
christ, Sr. 9th Ward.-Josiah Powell
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
list ward-wm George. John Moore. ..-H +
I'd ThOs. Johnston, p. b. Taylor.
ID ID" Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
jth ID. v. Thar, p. Scatterday.
6ih & Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
.. SANITARY. COMMITTEES.
is, ward-Joseph Greer. cd ward.-P. b. Taylor: ID
waTd-Geo. Triser: 4th-Harvey Hall: 5h.-Geo. W.
FIRE wARDENS. l|
1st ward.-Joseph Greer: ID ward.-Joseph Forsyth:
I'd ward.-Geo, Trisler: 4th ,ward--John Caytor 9th
WaId-A. s. Glenn.
Curator Of City HaH.-Joel Triser. sl-, ,. q
orer5eer of Chain Gang-Geo Bulger.
Se1ton Of Public Grare Yards-Elias II. Burt
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ODD FELLOWS.

RooN. No. I23 Market street. near the Post ONCE
vIRoISus LoDoE. No 3 meetsevery Thursday evening.
franklin LopoE, No. 49, meets every Monday evening.
WV. TILL LoDGr No. %, meets every Wednesday eve.
WHEELING LoDoE No g. meets every Saturday yeniIs
PIxoLl Lop0E, No 81, meets every Friday evening.
Arrays ESctaPArST, No. l, meets is; and I'd Tncsda
ofeach month ......
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WuEEUiiN,S,E. FrsrAIR SEMINARY.

Session Of this Institution. WIN be Die Grst Sa1of So
Tho trachcrs at present Connected with tho Seminary
Rev. D. ". ToLFoRD, BID, Principal.
NE I:: H Hifi i HHE55sssssskyp
Miss FRANCIS L. HARDING, sa
e. Miss MARY o. TOLFoRD, Assistant Primary Depart
Tror JOIN wINKLE, 4 s,. and nc Gf 5
Prof b. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
iss orr viii not take active duty the eondte ::siol
probably be with us in the Spring. 4-. .s.r.s.g.l
sS bS I PhadeIpha She not only sSes H.
The higher branches taught in semnaries, but is
can receive lessons as they NAV pTecI oiiheT
ro.l. Prot. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
cachers arrangements courses OF Lectures
the classes by some experienced Lecturer and En-
we would again direct the attention parents, to tht
eIns in The Seminary Any person knowing The grade
tic majority studies OF pupil in any particular
lass, that I, Is r shG pupils grade p.,, Fir,
Lights and Ancient Languages II desired, per session
Washing for Boarders, per doz, i-fs ..,..-'r 30
Hay s-Tuton-Primary, Junior Gradeper
session, ' s..'' w. .'' GOO
III '" Seminary proper, Junior Class,
..sa.zaMed nsh s elass. n i f4SS
Il" Seaiorclass, .LSFTE -IF 1000
" Ancient Languages. Fourth year, 1000
No ertra charges. ercept for The ofioleag branches:
>i,sic poT session Of five months with OF instrument
lessons "a 90 ...' .'' .0-' 80 1900
U;e ofinstruncnt for daily practice, 900
Mod IN Languages, Painting or drawing, ~ 1000
t:I"pfOid,ry. Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew
IEs, 100
S,,ca tiusic, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Whc: Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semna
COZ sequence OF the extra trouble, the is charg
CT as n the Seminary, viz: SIS per session.
Pupils Charged from The time of entrance TO the close
O. ;sss,ou and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school,
have only osay that have here Gorernnent and Lar
administered kindly inieed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey. OuI
engagements also SUCH that pupils under
OF Female Teache night and day This system
cstra and trouble Teachers, but is The only sa
s't-'n We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell our views -.rs - s.... ys. r.sg
As TO the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those Interested will visit attend examinations
viii Point them to the members OF our higher classes
uid say-ic snt nosiTd HloHt,nnG-herc pledges
Wheeling, Aug 81. ~ r.
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Ell. b,ished in 1881. T. SwEARlNGES, Surveyor anil
Collector of Customs, ONCE No. 10, Union street
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lPROSPECTUSES.
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CITYI DIRECTORY.
TWWIHIRIsEsDrNG posr oBFIoR.
No. 70, MONROE STKrrr- ,.-
~ ',.td ii JACOB s. sHRIvRR, P. ii.


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bethany ard West berty-eavesa O'Clock on Tues
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1882.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.

FIRST wARD.-John Mcclure, JT.i John Hughcsi 3. d.
Woodrow; Isaac Colts
SECOND wARp--John Bishop; Geo. E Wickham.
THIRD WARDS. Brady;J. J. Yarnall; John 81. Math.
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g 9slo4959.94 4s9a99lq"4 q
sared By the ,se of only three bottles of "Visdr's
HrlsaHt of Wild CheTTy.v

By The oEy NTte boIes Of IFSTdTS
BilsaRt Of Wild CherJy'
w. Co.. ..lr Mt. Eden. Ky, July 81, 1852,
Ncssrs Harcourt, Howard e. Co.-Gents:-The "Dr.
wistars alsam Wild Chcrryth that bought you has
such signal benefit in family that wish make
its virtues known for the benefit OF The public ,r
MY wife took the time OF her confinement which
crttcd cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
casn consumption She had profusc night and had
coughs; given up dcspaired her recovery
and her child partook OF her complaint. She then
mcncrd taking ''JpTsfdr's B1lsd of Wild Che-yD and
three bottles entire with her and the chill.
both .......-- ..s .....--..r .gHtg. =
Ihave no doubt that they would have been in their
graves il they had not used Wisar's lialsam OF Wild
Cherry '. SETH X. SEARCY
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate is above, is of
much veracity any in this country, and OF good
judgement, and place entire reliance his statement
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iouiiu AAiotoiiSal ohChthSo VI
81. Geneutere, .s.s.
BTnIiehaHt, H..
ihiiiYrd oJ H1inanli,
The .SIsfsr Of UngusseIin,
Jane, Countess OF !MonJori,
Joan Of Irc,
Jotn Hlehetie,
Margaret Of .iwon,
The Queen Of NInarre,
Mary Stuart,
1ne Princes Of Condo,
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IpinniJriod, The Countless Of
NithSdaie, n
Ford Macdonald,
Mos .Nackdy,
L1dy HIrrict !ickiaRd,
HrleH Walker,
Madame la RocIijqqne!in,
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MHEELING GAS COrrPANY,
CHURCHES.

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ffeasurer-Josiah F. Updegraf Engineer and Inspector
Sam'l. Ii. Goldthorp.
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY.

OUIIIfIaIIIb cIIC VI IiIG IIItSl EXam
pies OF Female Courage, Disintefestedness
and Self-sacIifce of Ancient AMI -i
Modern Times.
BY HENRY C. WATSON, 1'f 4aa
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-FIRES OF The REyo
LUTON" might IN BLoCK-HOUSE," &c.
To set before the women of America examples for ina
ton the most trying circunstace may stated 10 be
the object Of this BOOK dc TocqueviIe French tourist
and wite OF considerable aIne has tIuthuy
the u States, .Women Govern In country upon
the earth Is the sex SO generally respected and
tally consulted Our society possesses of the
days chvary with much shtcnment \ hero.
woman IL almost object oil worship. Men
made great and heroic by Plntarch's "Ilvcs'snuated
and Inspired by the contemplation excellence Let the
icadng and study of such work the Heroic Women,
become common and our wives, mothers, SISTERS and
daughters, Will Lecone renowned resolution
Itude and selfsacIifcc than tie Spartan females were
Old. The ensuing pages include nearly famous in
Stances OF ieiae hei osm with many that
mai kablc but less generally known; which may
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err o cents, il by an American steamer, 81 cents.
Alexandria, via Marseilles. Malta, Island or #z- .E
Algeria. MeckenbuTg Schwerin.I
Austria, AMI Austrian States Meckenburg Strelitz.
BADEN &C.,. .-.. ....-... Moldava. ..-. 80
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Belgium. Norway.
Bremen. Odenburg.
brunswick Poland ...
Bey root, via Marsielles- Prussia.
Dardanelles, the. do Roman. or Papai States.
Denmark Russia
France. .... SaXony. ....- ~.
German States. Scutari, via MaTseillcs.
Gibraltar. ..--.-.-. Smyrna, do do
Greece via MaTseilles. Sweden. L la.a
Hamburg and Cuxhayen. Switzerland. ..r...
Hanover . Turkey in Europe.
Holland. Tuscany, via Marseiles.
Hong Kong. Venetian States.
lonian Islands Wallachia-
Iubec. WuTtemburg-
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To CENTRAL AMERICA, &c.-Letters from the United
States 10 following countries and places
paid at the rate OF 90 cents per half ounce, which i'm
cudes also the foreign postage OF % cents. On those
ceivcd foreign postage is required be paid in
vance, leaving the United States postage OF %
collected delivery On newspapers from the United
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MoNTnLY {" fourth :" .s''.'' ...'.. a-.'
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NM have constantly hand largo stock OF Japane,
w Jar Covers OF all sizes, Union St, No. 10.
Aug 81, 1wd. CAYWOOD CoNRLlN & 10.
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Gertrude Van Der IVdrt,
Mrs. spencer Smiths ES-
! CAPE, I.i
| hcdemoiseiie AmIos, s.f
Catherine i, Of Russia,
! Maria Thrrcse, .rs
| Madame Drucorrf,
Marie dntoiHette, o .Er'
] 1ae Princes dc LarsLclic,
! Madame PiisqBeh, "ai
Charlotte Cordcy, fsH
Madame Roland,
Madame Des7nouiiIis,
Theresa CabGr1ss,
Aimee LddoinskG,
Countless de La Pdletie,
Mrs. !Non and .urs. Brelrs-
ton,
Mrs. Richard .Shu5Tick,
Elisabeth idne,
The Queen O. Georgia,
Mrs. Charles Elliott,
Mrs. Pursiey,
Lydia Darrdgh,
| Mrs. H,Gld aud The noted Mrs.
Helm, DC, dc.
tnted OH fine white paper, and
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