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- BalsGn Of Wild Cherry.' i4
tsA ID. H'N Us NIL Eden, KY, July "a 1862.
Messrs Harcoirt, Howard & CoLGents:- THE i'Dr
wstars Balsam OF Wild Charity that bought ofyou has
been OF such signal bene In family thRtl wish 10 make
rs virtues known for the benefit of the public.
NY e took cold at the time Of her eontnenent wheh
ease consumption She had prose nht sweas, Iand had
coughs; given up, for espsed Of her
efced taking TFEEtdSSS BdlSaate WA CheTFy'' and
three bottles eeoted entire cure erand the child
both. L
ihaye no doubt that they would have now been
graves II they had not used Wistat's BhIsam Of Wild
much veracty any In this country, and of good
ana We place entire reliance his statement{
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES
nal-st ENTITLED ,i' stt .tas'
| Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS 1T 1871! ---
Being narratives scenes and incidents IN the real LFE
NJ THE LOwLY.' by W. L. g. Smith, Esq. la9F
The object OF abe author isto represent tho condition of
tie Slave in his rude but comfortable cAb, his daily occu
pations and pastines, the relations between master and
IASe the mistaken impulses and Vies OF
Northern Phlanthropst, &c, &C., and TO represent the
Passions and sentiments In their natural forms, the
lie displayed in the hunbest lot OF society," thus showing
haHptnesS than sdomj and at the same TO represent
az II S class people, viz Tho Planter whom justice
seldom been done aud whose character exhibited in
every day le is well calculated to win the amable judG
ment oTthe world. 'hss 2i1-+'F='A "
"a -...- TABLE OF CoNTENTS,t
Chapter 1-tOId Virginia. = ltgy..ets-.tt
a. 2-Thc Plantation-Unele Toms LaEipess.
." 3-Sobriety and MeTIiHlent.
as 1.-The Punishment
"a -The School Master.
" 6-Panily Of the Planter.
az T-School Keeping.
z" s-The Secret League OF Rebellion
" 9-The Surprise.
" 10-lndependence Day.
s." 1.-THE OverSeer.
b" iQ-SchooI Master Lessons OF Freedom.
i4-iidnEht Meeting OF School Master. Uncle Tom
and DinRh. r- sUaIa'a .fr 81
:. IrGs @sr.
iz-The ovsrseer's Communication to the Planter.
1s-The Suspicion
Is-Schoo Master 3 Uneasineas and Departure.
Z" 2O-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom ID 20
Z" 2l-His Determination TO go to the STATE OF Free
donL' -,' la1 .' .H. grs
4" 22-The Escape. s.
2eThe Pursuit ..t
2I-BuEalo-The BootbIack
az 25-HATd Times.
es-Unele Toms solloquy.
"a 27-The Alarm.
| Z" 2S-AmeTican Hotel. P" esa .AF4 rtt
81 5o-ConTaee Quietude and Contentlnent.
3I-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
"a 39-The Intel view between Master and Slave. y
33-Uncle Toms Decision. H t7 '5. 70
q. 3l-'Back to Old Virginia.
:: 3-ConcusiOn
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Tha (1ilioif Z G.rl.aflp,leliiiVine.

THIS oiii the result twenty Investigation by
III French PhysleiAn, and 10 now extensively used in
France, both for the te hair slossys and
IestgEtngi Il tnbald - X 4 ;g5yj
the Hair SON. gossy, and Besides akhgit about
/ ForeSIe ny al }. r. VOWEL, 24 Unioppts .
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GUY OPFICRRs FOR 1852.

- ~ MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
5r#..H.. JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.
N. w. HARDING, Treasurer. .r.
jill SANosToN, Sergeant
SrF.aHt,s Drpufies-ist waTd-lsaac n. Pearl Edward
A BIN. W. Clemens. I'd waTd-John Bowers. 18th ward
-Hemy p. OhapiRe. 9th ward-James S. Campbell.
JOuH MOoRH, Superintendent Water Works.
JAeoB Z. BKR, Wharf Master.
JACOB AMIcx, Street Commissioner ..r..1..
JANIS n. EwIHo, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Itets.
CUR of Wines and Liquors. AK arra.f -a|
d 1NIEL MuRR Az, Market Master. r ..r HIs.t
THoMAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
Nm j. STODDARF, City Surveyor. .H....
JANIS 2, MELvu, Flour Inspector.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERHERO QUALITY OF
MRSSRS RJLRER& HARNESglCRLEBRATED


NHE character of these Safes; in ST. Louis before
well established that any further test or proof Of tho
fact being superior toa other would have been
hut in order accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentee and maker OF AGHas Patent Concrete Sales,
which has burnt up other makes ofany note United
states patent included up his Challenge
and the results given below the who SUPER
were not In the furnaces two hours longer.
The which testedis to be seen at our Store anil
we invite public call and examine II as We con
dent that no will doubt their hre proof quaheA
after having the specimen which passed through thu
fiery ordeal ON the 18th OF Jun1e; I. L..
Sole Agents the Manufacturers, No 49, Levee and No
&c Com. Street: ....-...... - 1871
iTheundeTsgDed committee appointed by 3. HaIl,
behalf OF HaII,-D6dd Co., OF CincinnaS and He8sTs.G
K Violet Co., agents fMesSra Burke, Barnes Go
OF PtSbuFg the IRE proof qualities OF the safes
made bS theiI respective pTncp that we have
thu day subjected afe oEeach m1nucture OF similar
siLe which had been in u8e two in ovena to Te
made with dry oak wood; and Rsburg stone for ths
space or five and halfhous, and during that Ie we 6
Ltah thatln any otdt:
ct the OF that time on
the tho furnace, and cooling them down.
casting both was In places entire
~ burnt of 5ooEB end on
opening th1 safes ~ end books and paperS entirely m
inured Ythe water used in cooling or
Pareeptibe derepce bf tho iherfoE Ss
that on the OF Burke Barnes Sae
was entirely nat on Hsll, Dods q
WI and bht n Toulera
that froTl this test, we have no heSitea
don tho safos Of both PARTIES 10th conf
iGneo OF pablo 1bsfoE q! iits 90
[ gTsyyti,IFS. 4 4Il5 WARWICK p. MILLERsf
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Comprising some of The most Ren1arkabl Exam
pies Of Female Courage, Disinterestedness
Il tu and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and
Modern Times. $500
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AUTHOR OF ."THE OAMP4FlRESfOF THE REVo.
LUTON" "NtGFET IN A1BLocK-HoUsE,'' DC
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aud writer OF considerable fame has ttutay said that
the earth is the sex SO gens,1y and SO
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FOURTH wARD.-Dr. James Tanner B. O. Jeaers; A. s.
alIowelI; D. v. TharPi David Hammond.
FIprm WARp.- George Forbes; John w. Gill; LorenEn
d Wait; Jacob HoInbTooki Henry Eehols as.r
a STANDING COmM1TTRRs.
on Characterization. Nelson, tho Mayor, (ChaI'
Uan,) Lamb Yarnall and the Clerk. .a'.Eit -'-Fr
Or FlSAScEs.-Messrs. Brady Gin and Lamb. IKE,
on AccouNrs-MessTs. wtekhsmi Hornbrook AMI
Woodrow. ..s 1a sIri55f, g.rH -'E r1a..-T
oHSrHkErs ANB ALLErs,-Nessrs. Forbes BishoPiM
Lure; Hammond and Mathews
oxwITEn woRKs-Messrl Tanner; EehOlsI Hughesi
Matthew's wickham and the SupsHntsuAsHt OF Water
ox MARkEF HousE-Messra wiekhnami JehsrSi aud
Wait SH@' ''''ir~''.- 'I'''i
OK Co.L .BSxKs-Messrs- Gill; Brady; Lamb and the
Superintendent OF Water Works.
on LASprsos-Msssrs. HaIlowelIi Cots and YarpaL e
OK MISREPRESENTATION. BishOpi Hughes Mst
theyys; ThaTp and Wait -., -
ms PErrrtoxs.-Sessrs. Tanner; Gin and woodrow.
on RAN RoiDL-Mss.rs. Brady BiShOPi FOrbesi Gin,
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow. rt.a 51- als1t'
ON observation-disclosures. LAmbi Hornbrook and Tharp
on SGL1RlEs Messrs. Yarnali Cottsi Eehols, Thar
and wiekhaIns-., laf -. tn4r, u. l-tst Ilg fG
on HornbEoOki Bishops Hughes,
J.sSsrs and Matthew'S. -'ras.r - ,'ts; -a- ~
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on Rat EsrAT1-a Isasrs Gill Bishop; Brady Halo
well and woodrow. M! s-,..7y t-.-s- 80 r.t5i
T1s PusLtc observation-disclosures. Wickhams MOLure.
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NoNp 6th ward-ALEx. TAYLOR go
z'srIgltE .t4ALDERMRN. rs ' s.'7 f.'a.sAiH
1.t ward-David MaeIane. Cd w flames Mcconnell.
sdW-Geo DUTY 6th W.. John l. Newly. 9th W.
H. II. JamiSonissz ~ ss.t- D ~ T., lg7 q. E. ',
- COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 71a..
lat ward-H w Phillips. I'd waTd-wm $. Wick.
nam "a ward.-DT. w. Bates 4th Ward.-John Gil.
ebfIst, ST. oh ward,-JOsiah Powell rr,.- r..
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. a-es
IN Hf.sI
"a ~ rIiOs Johnston, p. b. Taylor. '
a Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
Al sGL D. v. TbArp, p. ScatteTdRy.
st% Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
SANITARY COMMITTEES. 1900.
"a, ,yyard-Joseph Greer. "a p. B. Taylor: Sd
waFd;LGeo Tdsier, eth Harvey Hal: 6th.--Geo- w.
g Id ,ssiH FIRE wARDBNs.
,,tyTard-Jossph Greer: % ward-Joseph Forsyth,
IA Wsrd-GSos TTiaetf 4th Werd-Jehn ClAytoE;, 9Th
WaTdy--A 81 glenn. .f1:k 1aazaf ,sassiN5 zs3urs
cS,sfo, Of cir H1ll-Josl Tralar.oB siIz suss ba.
o,.T,..r Of Chain Gaag.-Geo Bulger. r..
Ssstsa Of T,aslto 6Tarr Yards-Rlias n. Burt .rTs
u fTrfraQ.Hz 90
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WHEELING c

WHEELINQi CAB CUM k.1AN -
PresidertLJoHE W. Grit. Seeteiary- Jas u Wheate.
T+ta5uTtT-Josiah updeBTah Engineer GHa IiafetoT-
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Extract from letter received from lysicfan in Md
CAMRRIpaK, sd. Oct 9Th, 1851
Mcssrs SANDS Gentlemen my little daughter was al
diced long time wl sore Head nd Eyes, and BY
Sing your SaTSSpRra was perfectly CuI ed, medic
cnc and having hied TO Telf Having
used il and tested its ecacy now confde THY
preference any other as seems TO possess
contained in any other preparation fnd lind that
after they have used IT, nvar kIb tile
ssne article again. whenever they require medicine
which inns is Recommended ResiIectfl yyours
T. FL ant, N. d.
Prepared and sold; Wholesale and retail y A. b. & DT
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton Bt,
William, New York Sold also by Druggi bis generally
throughout the United States and Canadas ce 81 per
bottle; six bottles for s.. For sale BY
49, J. H. CKUMBA CKER,
- No. l76 Main st Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pisbrgh; Seato d Sharpe OF iMaysvie,
ShaeieIUTd Crl6htoh, Portsmouth; and L. b. Mnman
Cincinnati. - 1870 q PtI0-3m
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CITY DIRECTORY.

= merchants' and Mechanies' Bank
IScORroRATED1 1895. cAFFrAL $4,000
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN W. GILL. Presidents sOBrEsEr BRADY, caahiOT
DiSeount dsy-Tuesday. ~ ball
North Western Bank 81 VlrEinIn.
INeoEBonATED 1919. CAFrFAL $4,000.
Is.- Southwest Corner Of Main and Monroe streets -
JOHN @, CAMPBELL, President, DAN'L. LAnS, Cashier
Discount day Thursday 1a r.5T5
Pr IIanufnStureES' and RaFHaers' Rank -
srHs 81 Of wheeling. -ssFi-+
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
,aeoHFoGEFEp March, 1851. cARrTAL sToeK $4,000.
isal THos. SWEENEY, ProS't. joins Lig,r' Cashier
Hf nlWheeEihE sRvinES' Institution.
500 - 3 i...,'i No 1872, Main st.
.ss IHcPoBosATED 1894 CAPrFAL $1,000.
sELsspS PTsSs9s %itttAH Mccoy Treasurer
Ao- savings' bank OF WheolInB..
Conner Of Main and Fourth strssss. Centre wheeling
IScoRPoRkTED 1851. cLRTTAL $4,000.
rHos. II. LIST, Presidenti yVn. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday.
r.,itsL 81 .s.e1 mAsONs. ~
DoE Roon, No III, Main St, RObbs Chair Factory
ONO LODGE, No. lOi, meets the trSt Monday night o;
@nfEllsg UNION cu1rEER, No. 10. mosta the seeOn,l
WHErLIso LODoE, No. I2s, meets the third MondaJ
WIErLsSS BseIHPaESr ., X. T.. meets on The fOurtl,
Monday night of every month.
ODD FELLOWS. slrt.s
Lopez ROoH, 30. ia Market street, tho Post Once.
vIRoISIUs LODGE No. 3 meets every Thursday evening.
FRGNKLIN LoDOK, No. 49, meets every Monday evening.
wa. TELL LoDOE, No. 80 nneets every Wednesday
mEELIN0 LoDOE No. 3d. meetseyery Saturday evening.
alPAHoLA LopGE, No. 50, meets every Friday evening
ABRAM's ENcAnPAEST, No. l. meets 1st and Sd Tuesday
each month. .'..
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. wheeling Custom HOaSe. qua
ktablfshed in 1887 K b. swHARIHGEN, Surveyor anil
Collector Of Customs, Once Nc. 20, Union street.
this port made by way ofNew Orleans,
New Yotk, Philadelphia and baltimore.