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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

TT has now become settled fact acknowledged - The
Physicians city thai in the oil "ul
letter. and many other disease, iEENriISGERs FLrIp
ENrn SARsArARIILA ASD DANDkLIoN is dec ideally
above preparations tspeaks loritscll Whenever
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r. DE., DouToR: -g..s.-y.-,,s ---t
The two bottles Orne,lcfre got rom yOi
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some more by Express
.fs Yours Respectfully. Ll91
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he had Paxton Lakes, md F. Tahrns and sol
Wholesale and retail by ~ I. $50 -
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AND MARTIN T,IJTHER

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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott y
AN HNTIsNsELYINTE ESTIN(s ROors

rs ~ 1t.ltttt 1yOL.12MO.,S 81 %. .sts55y,t
nj GORE & ANDERSON, have just ready in a duod.,,
:. THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
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-,H Impartial account OF all he saw-RendaH in ~ !"
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Ono OF The most gallant officers in The Navy- IT..
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1854.
MORGAN NELSON. Mayor

MUEtT.HN NEESUN, MayOT-
JAMES y WHEATE Clerk.
H. W. HARDING, Treasurer
J. l.. SASGsTON, Sergeant.
SsTsedHtS Dprfes.-Ist waIi-lsaac " Pearl 2d ward
Adm. W. Clemens ID ward-JOhn Bowers. It'll ward
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insi Servtte morning and evening. n 49, " "''
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,IyEn,s rN1vERsUm NO. Nv.
EDITED NJ cuAs. A. DANA.

NHrS day publishcd Containing the following elegant
i steel ensravin;s "T1e Cathedral of Strasbunr -
Tell's Chapel" Cncar Kussnarht In SwtzerlandJ Thc
Palace OF the Legion OF Honor in Par 81 1.-THE Ruins OF
Etawah,' Cfn,iia.) ia p gfs4s
Subscribers, in advance receive splendid engraving
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inents with them for circulation THE UNIVERSUM.-
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ausS:i. Publisher, 16i William 81. " j.
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

S Oils the result oftwcnty years investigation by
i French Physician, and is extensively I'm
both for the purpose Keeping the hair and
restnringit in bald places.
This on ispsrtcuarly recommended, as il yylrepder
ne liar SON glossy, and pliabie besides making about
Prepared only by lr. Foain Paris sets per- bottle
For sale by J. D. VOWEL, 81 Union ST.
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abli.,ed In 1891. +. H. SWEATING En-, Surveyor
Collector of Customs, Ohlce No. -. Union street.
Ipo 10 this port made by way of New Orleans,
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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WASHINGTON.
unrt,s most cclebrnfcd Pnjutihk'

THIS large and Ina snifce Portrait lof W
from tho br oraii a me lean rtist is eons,,as -
III who have seen 1t TO be of the most
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inches which win make handsome picture for
cid Should be In the hands Of
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All persons RENTING tile amount may rely M he
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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.

FIRST W.Rp.-John McluIc. Jr.i John Hughes; 5. H.
Woodrow; Isaac Colts.
Sr.osp W.Ep.-Jolu Bishop Geo. +. Wickhan.
TnRp WARDS. BTsdyi J. J. YaTnsII; John NJ Math-
cws; Daniel Lamb
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Merger or spine and Muscle Imminent.
nR this remedial agent orbear say anything tho
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism
Neuralgia Spras pains from Bruises Burns &c, is
extraordinary that speak its real merits
really could give credence TO assertions
ltcai be had at .y.-s.--I
.-t.s,.7. 4 ta5-- 4 = ~ ~ PAXTON & LAKES.
End Of Sttsp. Bridge. and AT
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE!

CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sandcrson. Justice Of the Peace i'll Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother of "AIaor
Sanlcrson, officer i'll the OF 1872 cured I'll
CONSUMPTION by the of "Wisiar's linlsam of Wild
Cherry .a# =, . ~ -.#
Rush Creek township, Fair field CO. Feb -. 1852.
Dear Sir:-As | consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured Of Consumption by the
''ur Wistar's lialShm Wild Cherry" will the
that others similarly afflicted may be
induced this auablc remedy experienced great
difficulty in hrcating had the hectic fever with violent
and frequent cold chills. with pain in
my side and breast accompanied by very bad cough;
very nights, aud had great might pcrspi
ring should say. gallons night victim. the
bed completely through hal not been able to for
scars much cmaciaicd, and almost helpless
when CONNIE using Wisiar's aIsam Wild Cherry.
used in all IL hotties fn am now free from all those
complaints, for my health is good .--..
am now old, aud have not taken any OF the
i!alsn since 1876. because my health is so good as no, 10
rca,c any medicines Hut ii should have any return
my symptoms, should use Wisinrs i'asam Of Wild
Cherry procured the medicine of McSsrs Fall IL Nc
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster Ohio ..l.a \
| ROBERT SANDEltSOS.
The genuine Wisar's Ialsam of Wild Cherry fac
si,nic of the signature Henry Wistar, NJ. H., Phadel
Mia and ..Saior,i Park" finely executed
| rrayed wrapper. Noutlcs can be. genuine.
| ICp"Pricc 81 per buttc-siN bottles for 81. ...
| Sold ny j. H. faRk, Cincinnati, o.
Mort beast Fuurfh and Walnut strcriscni
Walnut st,cci-o whom, all orders must be addressed.
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Look to your Coughs!

no all such laboring under Coughs, Colds loarsc
i ness, Pains in the Breast Splitting Blood,
would honestly recommend the of Brcntlingcr's Com
pound syrup of Ioneset, apieasan safe and speedy
II be had AT Messrs Paxton, IL LANES, end
tile Suspcntion BRIDGE and at - flElls ss. sif,
BRENTLISGER d ARAISTRONG'S,
aug2i- yr:d 20 Monroe street. Wheeling.
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ODD FELLOWS.

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VIRGIsirs LopGr, No. = meets every Thursday evening
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY ".
Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Disntesestedness
and Scll-sacriiice of Ancient AMI
Modern Times Long. #rs

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, DisiHte,estedness
ami Scll-Sacniice OF Ancient and
. Modern Times. IN arH
By HENRY C. WATSON, .
AUTHOR OF ..TIIE CAMp-FIRES OF THE EEvO
LUTON" might IN y BLOCk-HOUSE,"Mc
T" set bclue the OF America examples for ina.
ton ~ HE most trying circumstance may be stated to be
AMI wiiicr, Of considerable Iane has tIutuly said
The earth Is the sex 81 generally respected and
TALLY consulted Our society possesses The the
woman is almost object OF worship Men have bcc,
made great AMI heroic by Plutarcl's IIvcs-smuatcd
and inspired by the contemplation OF excellence Let the
,ea,iing and study al such work the Heroic Wonc'
become common, AMI our wives, mothers, sisters, and
.o,tte and sell sacrifice than the Spartan females were
o, old The ensuing pages include nearly all the
stances ni female herish, with many That less
kabe, but generally known; among which ay be
ioiiid Historical Sketches of a.
81. Generiere, Ge,irnae Van Der IIari
E,unsh1nt, ..- Mrs. S pencsr Smiih,s E~-
inttipro Of; Huimauii. rmrr, =
lns SiSfer Of DnsUcsciin. Mtde,HoiS,Ue .isaIos
i'ne, Con"'eSSV Ho"y"ri, CaH'sT:I,e l. Of RtsSsn,
i%a" II 2,eh ss Waam n4 E,seon,
,hrrsaretcf :iyo", Mari. inioinefh,
ne Qnect Of N"r"rrc, Tie Princes dc Ln'at"n,,
| The Princes Of Co,nf,, CHarlofte Cordag,
!Mdry Dy,,, meQnakrr .,t'r,yr Nqdame Rota,d, ..-.
Of M. fmsh'iid. Mhdo,ar Dss,no"iims,
Lhiy Fa,i,hd~, finec i1doinska,
l-ady LnHkS. Conni,ssdr la Idiette,
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Lidy Gris,H Hdiiie, Mrs. Richard ShnLTick,
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