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Homeopathic Medical College o.
PENNSYLVANIA

Ai1SuASo1 So11SCS va
PENNSYLVANIA.
Located in FIbcIt Stieci, above Eleventh,
PHILADELPHIA.
INHE Lectures OF the regular course will commence on III
second Monday OF Octoter, and continue until the iirtt
oil March ensuing.
Amount oil fees n full of Lectures, 800 20
Students who hay attained two full courses
in other schools, ~ u0
INSTRUMENTATION fee Maid only once, 10
Practical ratpmy. 20 10
Graduation fee 80 10
u3The Commencement will take place carly in March.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM s. HELM 9TH, NJ. D.,
PROGRESSION issrITuTEs, PATHOLOGY, Aak
PRACTICE CT MEDICINE.
WALTER WILLIAMSON, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR MATERIA yEpiCA AND THEIR APErrits.
o. JOSEPH e. LOOMS, NJ. D.,
RuyrssoR DISEASES WOMEN ASn
ALVAN K SMALL, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR rHysioLaHY ASD MEDICAL juRIsPRpDEScs.
MATTHEW SEMPLE, NJ. b.,
PROFESSOR o CHEMISTRY ToXIooLoGY.
FRANCIS SIMS, ". D.,
PROFESSOR SURGERY.
WIN. \. GARDINER, NJ. d.,
PROFESSOR ANATOMY.
W. ASHTON K EE ID, NJ. d.,
DEaOssTRAroR OF ANATOMY.
Students win lie admitted to the homeopathic Hospital
clinical and witness al ifo
bedside the patients, and surgical practice and
lions For Their ihoI nation address
WIN y GARDINER, NJ D., DEAN,
No. 3i3 Arch Street. Phia.
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Look to your Coughs |!

ITO such as lnboring Coughs Colds Hoarse
i ness, Pains in the Breast Splitting Blood, DC, we
would honestly recommend the OF Brennger's Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset, pleasant safe and speedy
cure 1t be had at Messrs. PA1Tos & LAKES end OF
the Suspenton Bridge, and at t-.tt.s-
> ItEi BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG's,
aus2i- yr;d dti.--.l Monroe street. Wheeling
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1876
MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WHEATE, ClcIk.

JAMES s. WHEATE, ClcIk.
X, w HARDING, Treasurer.
J. l., SASGsTos, Sergeant
!ScreeaHrs Dcpues.-st waTd-Isaac NJ Pearl. Cd ward
"A bm, W Clemens- I'd waTd-J0hn Bowers. 18th ward
Henry T.. ChapliIc. 9th waTd-James S. Campbell.
ions MOoRE, Superintendent Water Works
JACOB L. BIER, Wharf Master.
JAcoB ANicK Street Commissioner.
JAHEs NJ EwIsG, Assessor and Collector of Wa,ci
Rents l.. .H.#.
JosHuA G.. WILEY, Lumber and Coal MeasuIer, and Qua
CUR OF Wines and Liquors
DNSiEL MuREAY, Market Master.
TnoNAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
wN. J. STopDARr, City Surveyor -
JAMES T. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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The Heroic Womben
/ HIS TstoRY.A
Comprising some of the most Renal kable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Disinterestedness
and Self-sacrfce of Ancient and D, RI
-. Modern Times,
BY HENRY WA

and Self-Sacnflce OF Ancient and
Modern Times
BY HENRY AZ. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE cAAp-FlREs OF THE REvo.
LUTON" "NIGHr INllA BLoCK-HOUsE," DC.
TO set before the oil America examples for in,a
on the most trying crcu may be stated to be
and w.el, of ,me' has tuthflly said that
the U States In no country upon
tally Consulted socie9N possesses Of the
dsys OF cnvairy, with muck enlightenment \ hero.
woman is almost an object t Mo'smh Men have been
great and heroic by Piut4 Liyes-stimnlaied
and inspired by the contempl on OF excellence Let the
reading and study of such as the He oic Women
become common and our n no.hers sise rs, ana
10 tItude self sacrifice the Spartan females
~ did The Ct suing pages de nearly all the famous in
eta, ces of female he Os wit, many that otIess
but less generally ii wni which may be
iyut Gntri.p., Gertrude Van Der Har,,
P PsIHs9ss o. H,iuaul, cog. ~ =
Jamt Con.tess OF Montjort, ither:ne l. Of Rhtssia,
| ,o,,, Htchsit dame Dr7teout,
Ta es gn,el@ Xsrs,r LamSae.
IA. Princes of Condo, laylOne Cordcy.
| Mary Dyre he Quaker atartu hdeme Roland ..
| Of Nae England, t;iaasae Desnoaiias,
Mrs. Jane Iame, -saa55 fheresa CG6a'us,
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| Lady Morton, frE y. Mott aud Mrs. Bre'es-
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IVnniJried, the ConHtess Of b4raSem }an.,
r,oy Sas sssoSss, e ea1i. q E aiGeS'
| Miss NdckGy, .I-t- t3e. f'iTsieH Z
| Lady Harriet Aciiand, q RiG D1rIdgh,
| Hsien Walker, r.H III. HeGd and The noted Mrs.
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This is beautifully pfiul on fine white paper and
handsomely bound, making an n Xxx
ELEGANT OCTDTO VOLUME! i
with OFT Snal Illustrations the
designs of Croomc, and other es1 nent Artists.
| Price Only Two DoIInhs md Fifty Gents!
| J. d j. Il. GIHoN, Publishers
| Isi No. 49, Chetiat street, Philadelphia
~ Very liberal inducements nil Dc made 10 Getire and
SynuIer ulofy
10 eneose u, The sale Of and ter popular uorks, many
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ODD FELLOWS.

Lopez Roon No. i2s Market street near the Post Office
Lopez, No. g. meets every Thursday evening
FRANKLIN LopoE, No. 10, meets every Monday evening
wS.TELL lopGE, No 30, meets every Wednesday eve.
wrEEiISn LnpoE, No CO, meets every Saturday vennS
PAroLa HopUE, No. 81, meets every Friday evening.
ABKsN's EScAaraEST No /, meets list and ID Tuesda
OF each month ."'
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wheeling Custom House.

Eta bli.ed in 1881. Il. H. SwEARINGEN, Surveyor anil
Collector of Customs, Office No. 49, Union street.
this port made by way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore
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nerger or Spine and n1nseIe Linimen,.

OFF this remedial agent fobear TO say anything, the
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Sprans, pains from Bruises, Burns, &c. is
extraordinary that TO speak its real merits, you
really could give credenee assertions
1t can be had at
PAXTON & LAKES,
..-E f.s End OF Susp. Bridge, and at
Aug. ei-1y:d. BRENTL1NGER SARMSTRoNG's.
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS 1T ISL !


Being ratives incidents In the real LIrE
THE LowLY.' by W. l.. q. Smith, Esq.
The object OF lie author is represent the condition o:
the his ude but comfortable cabin, his daily occu.
Slave the mistaken nd nsconccred views OF the
.iorthein Phiianihropis &c. &c, and 10 represent the
PASSIONS and sentiments their natural 10 as the same
displayed i'll the hubicSt lot OF society, thus showing
that, the sidrc al least, coHfefe 6esfors
happiness than edo; and at the same 10 represent,
us il u.s. c,,ss people, viz The Planter, whom justice
cvey day life is well calculated TO win the anabe JLd
Incnt vi the world
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia
"a 2-Thc PlaninI un-Unclc Toms Iaziness.
" 3-Sobiicty and Meiimen
1.-The Punishment.
The School Master
Family OF the Planter.
" f-School Keeping
S-The Secret League Of Rebellion.
Z" 9-The Surprise.
fG-lndcpendcncc Day.
1.-The OveT&eer. t.. H.
12-SchOol Masters Lessons of Freedom.
I3-Unce Tom and Dinah.
Il-Midnisht Meeting OF School Master. Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
I4-Cassy.
i1-The Ovcrsecr's Communication to the Planter.
lS-Thc Suspicion.
IS-School Master Uncasiness and Departure.
2o-Uncc TOMS Notions OF Freedom.
2i-His etcrmnation to go TO the State OF Free
DOM
2o-The Escape.
23-Thc Pursuit
2f-Budllo-Thc Boot black
25-Hard Times.
o6-Uncle Toms Soloquy.
21-Thc Alarm.
!" 2S-Ame lean Hotel.
29-Thc Fee Negro.
3D-Cour.ge, Quletude and Contentment.
3l-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
:2-The Interview between ,lastcr and Slave
33-Unce Toms Decision
3i-.I,a TO Old Virginia.
3-Conclusion.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

oS oRpIS,xcrs.-Messrs. Nelson. the Mayor, CChar.
man, Lamb, Yarnall and the Clerk. d.
OK FIsAncEs.-MessIs. Brady; Gill and Lamb.
os Aecousrs.-Messrs. wiekhami Hornbrook anil
Woodrow.
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ASSESSORS
let Ward-F. a. BREsTLIsGER. I'd Ward-Gro Ron.
Issos ID Wari-sAA'L SMITH. 9Th Ward-DtvID HAN
NOM. 9TH Tard-ALEx. TAYLOR. 4.r1Il1-H
-.. ALDERMEN. .N.r-
list ward-David Maelane. % w.-James Mcconnell.
Sd W-Geo DUTY. 9th VIOLIN L. Newly. 9th w.
ii. VI. JInison. f. ....
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
1.t ward,-H, w Phillips; I'd ward;.wm $. Wick,
ham I'd Nyard-Dr. w. J. Bates 18th Ward.-John Gil.
ck.ist, ST.. 9th Ward.--Josish Powell
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Ist Ward.-Wm. George John Moore. .F aLE
I'd Thos Johnston, y. Il. Taylor.
Sd Jacob Scnseney, Jacob Singleton.
18th - ID. v. ThaIp, z. Scnterday. .1ft
9th n Matthew Is. Reed, James Wilson
..J.a SANITARY COMMITTEES. '.
1st waTd-Joscph Greer: I'd ward,-P. u. Taylor ID
wsTd-Geo Trisler: fth.-Harvey Hall: 6th-Geo. W.
FIRE wARDENS.
LIST ward.-Joseph Greer: Cd ward-Joseph Forsyth:
I'd Ward-Gco TIisleT; 18th Ward.-John Clayton: 9th
wart--.A. S. Glenn
C,uafor Of City LGR.--Joel TriseT.
OreTse,r of Chain Gang-Geo Bulger
.Ser;on of Public Grare Iards.-Elins H. Burt.
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mASOyS.

EoeN, No ILL., Slain ST, Robb's Chair Factory
ONO LonGt, no iOi. meets the first Monday night
every month ..ss. F.. r
w,rsGLSa USroS cnArFER. No. 10, meets the second
Monday night OF every month.
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night OF every month
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Monday night OF every month.
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DIR. Guysotrs Improved Extrneto
ve11ow Dock and Sarsaparllla

THE ORIGINAL AND oNtY GEN l, p pR FAN
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED by THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNlNE,
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry
r,,, ,,es, REMEDY ever known TO lInn


For Coughs Colds. Astna, Group Br0neitfs iansn.''
tio,s Pain or WtGkness of he Breast or Side Frst
.Stages of ConSu,nPior DC, fc.' &C.
In short this alsams peculiarly adapted TO every disease
OF the Lungs and Liver, WINCH Ii Piou"'ee "' 49, ''
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess important
medca properties This fact Is familiar 10 every G
forms for variety OF complaints lar, aiso, mas psi
equally noted its virncs and some physieians Wno
familiar 10 the whole country h c5reI nv tbat
to declare that consumption could DC eueu Ny that
aoye In other hands, again. II was nearly oWi
no doubt TO their Ignorance preparing and adnhistchs
it-a dfEculty entirely obviaeh by Pa'ch' eApc'e'
Tr extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two snn,
stances for the first time e0mp'ca a ~
nion process everything deleters useless Is
eSec,ca that remains Is the most eSraordlnaI anu
truly efieacous remedy for all kinds OF pulmonary ahd ves
,t our t.ory ia really true refer to few cases OF
e nae T per sr by this &onierfu medicine
|9 g g 949 599 $50 z
7o aara y he Of elk elk @ Grst sSs' Of
EIt Illl~ Mt Eden. Ky, July d. 1852
Messrs Harcourt, Howard & Co-Gens;-Ihe ID. DE-
w;sisT,s Bnsam Of Wild Cherry that bought Of you has
been signal d benefit Ss n { Of aay puSc
NV wife took the time OF her confinement woh
ceied od her lungs The physicians: pronounced her GUS
consumption She had proluss ngn. we vs. ncavrry
aud her child partOok of her complaint She 'hen eohi
menced taking "IVIs,Gr's Baisdn Of Ipd Cherry nd
three bottles etoled an entire cure win her anu ~
both. .,, L., -, ,,.,,, to., in ,bcir
graves II they had not used WistaTs Balsam o, W iu
Ch=rry. - "
Seth Searcy whose certificate is above, is man OF as
much veracity in this country, anu man VI sooo
itI cement, and place entire reliance on ms stntnh
l'7'' HARCOURT, HOWARD a. ".
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Important Reduction in the rates of Postage!
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CHURCHES.

PIetident-JouS W. Gill. SecTstdTy-Jas. S. Wheat
Tfeusar,Josiah F. UpdegraG. Engineer GEd IHssetor-
SanI'l. II. GOldthorp. ..rE .sf
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CITY DIRECTORY.

.-... .. Merehnnfs' md 1Icchnnics' Hank.
I INCORPORATED 1875 CArIrAL $4,000.
Sortieas, Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL, President; SoHirsKr BRADY. Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday
North Western Bank of virginia.
IscoRPoRKTEp 1919. CAPITAL $4,000.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN G. CAMPBELL, Presidents p,s'L LANE, Cashier.
Discount day-ThuTsday- ......a .r..I.HI
mnnufneturer.' md Farmers Bank
- ...l.lH -. of wheeling. .
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
lxcoEF0HIIED MARCH, 1851. CirITAL STocE $780, 600
THos. SWEENEY, PEST. JonN LIFT, Cashier.
wheeling Savings Institution.
No. 1872 Main ST.
IxcoRPoR ITEp 1894. CArrr,L $4,000.
NJ NELSON, PRESIDENT WILLIAM McCoy, Treasurer
Disrount dhy-ThuIsdny- ...r s-. ia.
savings, Bank of Wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
Heosroa ArEp 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
THos. II. LIST, President; yvN. RANKIN. Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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Il SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
ALIAS, THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION STEPHENS BOG
OF THE FARM by HENRY STEPHENS, y. RS 4
EpisBuRuH, WITH AN AMERICAN APPENDIX, by j. r. sCl
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MISCELLANEO
2 WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY

fTHE regular time for the commencement OF The fah
Session orthis institution, will be the Sep
t.sbr terf Each Session continues fire calendar months
The teaehers at present connected with the Seminary
follows: - - --I-Lfa
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WUEEITNG POs,r OFFICE.


,HHIy,L ASp pEPaRTuRE or SAILs-eSEw ARRAs6ENEsT.)
Great Mal-arIives at p. m, from the East.
t'tn departs at a p m, TO the West
,.t Great Ma--ariives at CT a. M, from the West
% departs nj a m, 10 the East
wesve-arrves daily Sunday excepted at III p In'
departs at o a. -
IfiionsvIe-arrives Tuesday and Friday. at I'LL a. m;
departs same day, same time.
PaIkcrsburg-arrives Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
departs at 10 M Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAY
Seubenvie-aves daily Sundays e1eeptsd) at IL NJ
Departs at G. A. " tts- -,
Woosef-anives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al
ia m DEPARTS Monday Wednesday, and Friday al =, a m
MorgantowE-ria Wiyncsburg, Pa, arrives Thursday al
Gp. IN. Departs Friday at 6, a m
bincksviile arrives lbsoay u " r. M
DEPARTS Wednesday at 9, a M = -r,
bethany and West berty-leaves at O'CLOCK Oh ue'
,.ay Thursday and Saturday. 'aI..' I'm. 1902"
RATES POSTAGE.
The Post Office law, passed March ID, 1901, likes
the rates OF Postage follows . H.,
On LeteTs-Any distance within the u 81 not eSeeeuing
1000 miles, less, &c prepaid or D. unpaid
EyeeeJinr 5000 miles, &C prepaid, or iOc unpaid
Every halfOuncc or less, ADDITIONAL 10 DC ehaiBeu
according 10 the above rates
Drop letters cent; advertised letcts, eehS auuuoha
TO any Other charges.
On Circulars, dc.
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