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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
CAN INTENSELY INTER EsTaSG ROOK
RI 4 VOL. 12No., Si,eo-
M GORE & ANDERSON, have Just rsndy In a avsa.,,

=
MOORE & ANDERSON, have Just r.ndy in avsl,,,
- The CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
in the vally Mexico, by Lieut. Raphael Ssmlnes
VOL, with Map OF the BATHS Grounds pages
Lieut. S. is N man Of sterling sense i-n. oamSa;a
and impartial account of all he saw-KenaoH The
spirited and extended sketch the last Ncxicanc,,
pagn The author attached TO the Navy, but bear
accdenty connected with the Army.-Fhiiad. ChyoaieL
Written ina clear and vigorous style, all ii is diiEl
after having commenced its perusa1 tolay /, asile-S,,
Ono OF the most gallant officers in tho Navy-- IT,
whole volume, as work Ofneihct, is verify OF h,e
place in the department to which 1t bclonss.-LourE
is small praise to the author to sny that we h,.
sry word. Ns' es'4FAi' ;" l''S W1'''e'-li
IA volume full ofnstrueton aaa interest. lie write,
with flowing in vigorous STYLE enrich hs naIr,
tive of brilliant eanpaisn with personal recollection ~
the distinguished actors init"-Natiolal Era. 5iTaE
pcssions scenery and Character or the event,
of Cen scotts Campaign. -Sonntern Prose-. .e
Has given to the public
CS. CO. Standard. - gisl sL s5tifl4slf -.
We find in this hook, The most fe.like description
men and thgs-os Scenery and Socictyof maieles and
battles and victories, that have rcad.-Wsasa
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We follow with interest renewed as we advance ON IL.
trumphs from Vera Cruz the City Meco werea ~
res OF manGuvers absolutely unsurpassed the annals
His original descriptions with great felieity
He is lively and spirited narratcr His battle sketches
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hum. .ia- .Ht.rt sa. e.. fs-., l..-r['
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PHILADELPHIA Pres6yteriaE
In reading the authors descriptions OF assaults
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| enthusiasm productive OF tho almost inerediHe military
proess repeatedly displayed during the Mexican War
Princeton Rerie,r. t.- saiH
The book is more than caabc; Statistics and facts
and sketches give the reader clear the
campaign ba found any where superior in interest
if not in value 10 Major Ripley's History-M T. Eraa
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY,
Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Disinterestedness
and Self-sacrifce of Ancient and

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
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MISCELLANEOUS.



'i'HE regular time the commencement ofthe Fall
Session of this institution, will be the first day of
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev i. N:ToLroRD, b. D., priseipa,.
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Prof JOHN wINkLE. Masie and Ge5nlan.
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Miss Orr will take active duty the coming session,
account Of Providential detention at home, but will
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Miss bliss has been Cor several connected with
emiarX ne,r she no, only s
also Teacher of Music and French, Pupils
in Music CA receive lessons as they may prefer, either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
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-G0NGRESS HALL.

take pleasure informing their friends
and the ira yelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and Ia
vorably known Hotel. ~ .l.t1 snz
49, Third and,Chesnut streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired and all the
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House, and many other public buildings
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The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
making this a convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. pfas, ~ Z JOG. - =
James Norris, who is well known to many of the bus
ness visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
o. James j. duncan d Cos and formerly OF ,ne
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE IL BARNES, CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.


FIRE PROOF SAFES. .. t.a...
,E character OF these Safes, in St Louis, before
well established that further test or PROOF OF u
unnecessary; hut in order to accommodate Mr. Hall,
pa,entee and maker of IIals Patent Concrete Sales,
which up other makes of note In the Unit
states (vdcrs patent included we took up his challcn
is below by the Committee who
intended burning ofhe Safes We only regret that thu
were not LETT in the furnaces two hours longer
The Safe which tested to be At our store al
invite public call and examine IL we feel con
that will doubt their fire proof qtalitit
having the specimen which passed through Il
E. Il. VIOLET, & CO.,
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers No. 10, Lcvec, End
&c Com. Street.
The undersigned, committee appointed by E. Hall,
behalf of Hail. Dodd & Co., OF Cincinnati, and Messrs
r. Violet & Co., agents of Messrs Burke Barnes &
Ptsburg, to test the fire proof qualities OF the saf
BY thei; respective prncpasreport, that hay
this day subjected Safe OF zach manufacture, of simils
made with dry wood, and Ptsburg stone coal for ~
space OF and half hours, and during tai
lievc applied far greater tan that in any ord
at the expiration of that time
taking the safes tho furnace, and cooling them dow
found that casting both in places entiI
ly burnt off, pG. that the books uninjured
opening, the .ond books and papers entirely
This found TO he with both saes and the on
pereepble dercnecin the appearance Of the interior
that the varnsh the work of Burke * Barnes
was entirely uniEiured while THAT on Hail. DodI e Co..
was blistered and backened. IT conclusion, woul
mark that frori the result of this test, have hest
ton IN the safes OF both parties to con
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

HlS Oil Is the result Of twenty years Investigation by
4 French Physician, and is extensively used In
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restoring IL inbald places
This OIL Is particularly recommended II will render
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE!

CONSUMPTION Durable!
Robert Sanderson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Greer
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF "MIaO
General Sanerson," officer In the OF 1872 cured
Consumption by the use OF ''Wistar's Balsam of Will
Cherry
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb %, Q
Dear Sr;-As consider that my life has been q, =,
prolonged by being cured OF Consumption by the
.iDr Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" will tn
SYMPTOMS OF that others similarly afflicted may
Induced try this invaua BILE remedy. experienced grea
difficulty in brcathng; had the hectic fever with volen
fushes and frequent cold chs, with pain
my side and accompanied by very bad cough;
very nights, and had night sweas pcrspi
ring should say, least gallons a night wctting t
bed completely through. had not been able 10 work
scars. But was much emaciacd and almost heplcs
when commenced using Wisars Balsam of Wild Cherry
used in all 10 bottles nd free from all thos
complaints, for my health is good.
/ am 50 years old, and have not taken any OF III
als since 1916, because my health is good not
require any medicines But IL should have any
symptoms, should use Wstnrs lalsam OF Will
Cherry procured the medicine of Mcssrs. Fall & Nc
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio. u
- 800 ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wisar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has a ia
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Merger or spine md Muscle Linin,cnt.
this remedial agent forbear to say anything The
speedy and certain action in removing hhcnHansln,
Neuralgia Sprans, pains from bruises, Burns &c. Is SO
that were We speak its real merits you
really we ear give crcdenee to our assertions
80 = 49, PAXTON Dc LAKES,
End of Susp Bridge, and al
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1,nok to your coughs !

mo all sc as are aborng Coughs, Colds Hoarsc
i ness Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood 81 we
nonnd Syrp or Boneset pheasant safe and speedy
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'he 'u'pe"''oA BRENTLiNGER e ARMsTRoNG's,
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CITY oFFICERs FOR 1851.
MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.


MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES =. WHEATE, Clerk.
X. W. HARDING. Treasurer.
J. L. SAsGsroS, Sergeant. ..tlt r
SsTgegliS Defniieslst ward-1SlaC NJ. Pearl Edward
Adm. W. Clemens Sd ward-John Bowers. 18th ward
Henry p. Chaplinc. 9th ward-Jamcs s Campbell
JoHS MOORE, Superintendent Water Works
JACoB +. BIER, Wharf Master. "a
JAcoB ANIcK, Street Commissioner.
JAMS NJ. EwtSu. Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents.
Josnu. C. Willy Lumber and Coal Measurcr, and Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY Market Master. ....
THOMAS CLNrBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
WV. j. SToDDIRT, City Surveyor. a.r-.r
JANIS F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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wheeling Custom House.

Established in 1881 T. IL. SWEARINGEN, Surveyor amt
Collector of Customs. ollce No. 10. Union street
mpoItaons TO this port made by way New Orleans.
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore. -
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ODD FELLOWS,

Lopez RooN No. ta3 Market street, the Post Office
vE.rSIrs LopGE. No 2, meets Thursday evening
FR LODGE No. 10, every Monday evening.
WV. Tell LoDGE, No 70, meets every Wednesday eve.
WHEELING IonGE, No 90 meets every Saturday evening.
PAsoLA IoDGr, No. 81, meets every Friday evening
ABRAMS ESc,NrNrSr No. l. meets 1st and Sd Tuesday,
of each month.