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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE q BARNES CELEBRATED
'h7'F FIRE PROOF SAFES. -

MESSRS. BUhhE CELEBRATED
..'s-'F f51f' FIRE PROOF SAFES -75--l
TT1HE character Safes Louis was before s
well established, that any further test proof OF the
fact their being superior to all Others would been
unnccessary but in order to accommodate Mr. Hail. tie
which all other makes United
States, (Wder's patent included we took his
result is below by the Committee who super.
intended the burning Safes We only regret that
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested Is to be at Store
we invite the public and examine feel
dent that will doubt their fire proof qualities
fiery ordeal on the 10th OF June.
Agents the Manufacturers No. 49, Lcvee End No
s6 Com Street =l-.T ~ OF
o. The undersigned, committee appointed by E. Hail.
behalf OF Hail. Dodd Co., of Cincinnati and MessIs.
R. Violet & Co.. agents OF Mesars Burke, Barnes Go
Pttshurg to test the fire proof qualities of the safes
by thct respective prncpas-report, that have
this day subjected Safe OF each manufacture of similar
size which had been in two years, in fire
with dry oak wood, and Psbug stone COAL the
space or five half hours, and during that BIO.
applied far greater than that any ord
taking the safes the furnace, cooling down,
found iron casting both in places entire
ly burnt off, Dit. that the books unnjured and
opening, s:nd books and papers entirely
injured, except slightly the water used in cooling off,
This found the with both safes, and the only
that the wood work Burke & Barnes
entirely uninured while that Hall, DodG Il Co.'s,
bscred and blackened. In conclusion, would
mark that rori the result of this test have hest
on in the safes of both parties to CONN.,
dence OF the public.
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1859.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.
r. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
j. L, SANGsToS, Sergeant.
S,1g>anfs Deputits-Ist ward-Isaac Pearl. cd war
Adm w. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers. 4h wari
Henry p. Chapline. 5th ward-James s. Campbell.
Ions MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB Z. BIER, Wharf Master.
JACOB AAcK, Street Commissioner.
JANIS NJ. EwISo, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents. ,.
CUR of Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
TuoxAs CAMPBELL, Collector of Assessments
Wn J. SroppARr, City Surveyor.
JAnrs F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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ST. MATTHEW'S EPiseopdlean, corner Monroe and Byron
streets XIV WILLIAx ARMSTRONG, RECTOR Morning
vice 10i, evening 73l
Jouss Episeopalean, Main street. between First
Morning service lob evening O'Clock Service and lee
ture Friday evenings at u O'Clock. Seats TREE.
PRsr PRESBYTERIAN, Rec. r. H. Weed, Pastor. Fouit tn
street. Monroe and Quinoy Service Morning and
afternoon.
SECOND PREsprrERIAS, Rer. Cyrus Dickson, Pastor,
Webster Street. Main and Markets Centre Wheel
ing; Sci vice morning and evening.
THIRD PREsBYTERlAS Rev, Mr.. PAUL, Pastors First
Ward Hose Hail. Main street, above Washington, North
wheeling Service morning and afternoon.
FouRrn STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rer. s. B. Dop.
son. PASTOR Fourth Street. between Monroe and Quincy
Service morning and evening
NORTH STREET METHODIST ErscorAL, Rer. YIN. Vii.
som PASTOR corner Market North SITS, North Wheel
ne; Service morning and evenings
CuApLsr ST. METHODIST EriscorAL, Rep. &. G. Mich.
eson Pastor; Chapnc street. between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL Rer. Mr.. Broadbtck,
as.or, Chapne street, between Webster and Third Cen
Wheeling
Sr J.nrs. .rnrpRAL, Roman Catholic RI Rev Bishoy
" IVnela Fifth Street, corner Of Hampton, service
ai0rning and afternoon ne -r
REFORMED Rer. Z. Mcclure Pastor, corner
Market and Jefferson strecsi service morning and aer
Don. t-s- F1 HI . =ts -
Baptist Re. J. w:xreR, Pastor, Clay street. between
Finland Sixth, service morning and evening
FIRST INDEPENDENT CossREoATIoNAL,U UNITARIAN, Rev
:. w Webster, Pastor, Market street between Webster
Third, Centre Wheeling, service morning and evening
EvASoELIcAL PROTESTANT, Rer. j. K1oegdr, Pastor.
Clay street. above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zros's EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, Rev. p. Hmner1nGn.
PASTOR corner Market and Monroe Streets service H.
NEW JrRus,LEx. swedcnborgian' No 40 Union street,
JrwIsH Sr AooGuE, No. 6S, Monroestreet
DistirLrs, First Hose company Hall. Market street.
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Look to Your Coughs!

ITO all such laborng under Coughs Colds, Hoarst
i ness Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c. we
would honestly recommend the OF Brennger's Com
pound Syrup of Boneset apleasant safe and speed,
cure II can be had at Messrs PAXTON g. LAKES, end
the Suspenton Bridge, and at
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG,S,
aug21- yr:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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zMNISCELLlANEOU
wnIEEI.lNG, FEmALE SEMINARY.

WnEELlNG FEMALE SEMINARY.
fFHE regular time for tho commencement oftbe Fall
i:hi5r merit Each session continues fe Calender ,aonUs
The teachers present connected with the Seminary,
Rev. y. ". ToLFoRD. b. D., Principal
Miss MIRA +; ToWNsEMD. Ns''l A''A
,isni. " T'A PC
Prof b. b. STONE. Vocal Music. a'F
en- seeount OF Ptovidenai detention at hons hui WI
probably be with us in tho Spring.
nlnary near Philadelphia. She only gives .siruc
i'll the higher branches taught in semnaries, but is
Aus,c receive lessons they may prefer either
ION, Prof winklc or Miss Bliss.
Teachers and arrangements made for of Lectures
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct the attention ofparents, to thi
Terms In The Seminary Any person Rn9wiEg tho g59ds
tie majority OF the studies OF pupil are in any particular
and Tnn VIII rent Bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages, r desired, per session
Washing for Boardcrs, per dog, 90
hay PuriLs-T uon-primary, Junior Gradcrcr
session. 600
Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
NEEDLE class, .fln 1900
" Senior class, .. 1900
No ertra charges. ercep for he Joiiotodg branches:
i,isie rer session Of five MONTHS with OF instrument
l. lor lessons, yrgts.s IS 90
U.c ofirstrument for daily practice, 200
Iod,rn Languages Painting or drawing 1000
t;m,ro,dory, Fancy Needlework or plain Sew
Irg, 600
Vnca, Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures,
whcrc Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina
IL sequence OF the extra trouble the is chag
Pupils arc Charged from lie time to tho close
OF session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school,
hive only tosay that have here Government aud Lac,
administered kindly iniced, but still government and
Law, which all concerned must respect obey. Our
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under the
of Female Teachers night and day This systemgvcs
ira and trouble TO Teachers, but is only
syrH. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell views.
as to tho progress Of pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend examinations,
will point them TO the members OF higher classes
nih say-c snn noSrG monunienta-here pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.

FIRST WARp.-John Mcclure, Jr.i John Hughesi ). ID.
Woodrow, Isaac Colts.
SECOND wARp.-John Bishop; Geo E. Wiekham-
THIRD WARDS. BradyiJ. J. Yarnalli John NJ. Math.
ews; Daniel Lamb
PorprH wARp-Dr James Tanner; z. G. LETTERS; A. S.
Halowsll; d. V. Tharp; David Hammond
R,tru WARp-George Forbes John w. Gilli lorenzo
d. Waltz Jacob HornbTookj Henry Echols
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This includes handbills pamphlets engrayings, maya
on which there writing other than tho addressalso
bound books not exceeding q lbs in weight Al printed
than newspapers to bona de Subscribers and
periodicals. published at longer period than months to
be prepaid or charged with double the above rates.
These include in addition to the matter specified
all transient nspdpeTs not sent to actual Subscribers.
Nspupers not exceeding ounces in weight and sent
Office OF publication, quarter for WrEKLIEs
Distance from county Of publication moi eYcccdg 20 m &C
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CITY DIRECTORY.
fji wMEELING POST OFFICE.
4 lt r. ft No. ~, MosRor STREET. Ssf "a +
~ "a - JACOB S. SHRIVER. pm.


ARRIVAL DEPARTURE OF xAlts-Ssxw AnRAsorNEN-.:
Great Mal-arrives at 8 p. M, from the East.
al 81 departs at u p. m, to the West. r.
Grea, Ma-SsIiyss at g a. mr. from 9a The Rs West
wesve-arrives daily Sunday excepted, at 10 p H.,
icpsrts at a. = de- = az. stf', ST. r
i,parts same day, same time "a VF47. 4EE ! 81
Parkcrsburg-arrivesM Monday, Wednesday and Fridays
,,cnarts at 10 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Steubenve-arrives daily Sundays exceptsd) at II NJ
licrarts at 6, A. NJ lIl rlf..f "a +
Wooser-ariyes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al
Sa. Departs Monday, Wednesday and Friday att a. m
Morganown-ria Waynesbug. Pa, arrives Thursday a:
-. IN. Departs Friday at G, a. M Id L. st IL
Morgantown-riG Blacksve arrives Tuesday at 9, r. M
DEPARTS Wednesday at o, a. m. -
Bethany and West berty-eaves at O'Clock on Tues.
,iny, Thursday and Saturday. VI -N =
D. RATES POSTAGE. NJ 49,. ~
The new Post Office law, passed March Sd, 1851 fixes
the rates OF Postage as follows:
On L.ers.-Any distance within the u S. not exceeding
1000 miles, half less, &c prepaid or unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &C prepaid, or 1Oc unpaid. =;
Every halfounce less additional to be charged extra
according to the above rates.
Drop letters cent? advertised letters cent
to any other charges.
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MEDICINAL.-
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry!
SThc best Remedy cver known 10 Nan


ssass. eis' s D ss1 s1SaTi
Stages Of Consumption, &C., se,sc.
In short this Bas1mis adapted to every disease
of the Lungs and Liver whchis produced b. our ovcrp
Wild Cherry has long been known to possessmpo:tan.
in our land and Physicians often prescribe in different
forms for variety Of complaints Tar, also, has becn
equally noted for its yrtues and some physicians whose
familiar to the whole country, have
% 1 eSe soa be ey s
70 doubt to their ignorance preparing and
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these two sub
ia eSfsa fh
nice chemical process everything deleerrus useless
truye cacous remedy for an kinds Of pulmonary and
realty 1ss1 e W sasss
curcsp!rformed by this wonderful! medicine.
Ha949.9a7 9sF49a73 0P999 s.
'estd y ai. IL ne via sss ss' Of ''''''
80. Mt. Eden. Ky. July q, 1852;
wistars Basam Of wild Cherry" that bought cfyou has
OF such signal benefit in family that wish make
MY wife took cold at the time OF her confinement which
cctted her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
eoughs she was up for espaired Of her recovery
5 ha 81 hsi s1" e sss then
bottles effected entire with her and tho chilli
have no they would been in their
graves If they had not used Wistnr'a Balsam OF wild
Ch=rry. -r'ff5E-.| .-. hi SETH X. SEARCY.
Seth r. searcy whose certificate sabove is man of
judgement place entire reliance his statement
HARCOURT, HOWARD g. CO.
CONSUMPTION Durable! =,
Robert Sandcrson, Justice OF the Peace In Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother of "NIaor
officer in the of 1912, cured VI
Consumption by tho OF "Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" = lA -sl.. .--I
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. Feb. %, 1852
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the OF
.'Dr. wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry will state tho
synyt OF that others similarly afflicted may be
induced TO try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty breathng had the hectic fever with violent
ushes frequent cold chls with pain in
side and breast by very bad coughi was
very nights and had great night seats pcrspi
ring should say, least two gallons night weng tho
completely through had not been able to work
scars But much cnaciated, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
havc land
complaints, for my health Is good.
am now years old, aud have not taken any of tho
since 1876 because my health is SO good not To
require any medicines But If should have any
my symptoms, should Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Messrs. Fall & NC
o'"e A''' '0'' "0'''' ROBERT sANDERsoN.
The genuine wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry has
sime Of the signature OF Henry wistar, D., Phiiade
phia aud .Saniord d Park" on finely executed steel
| gravcd wrapper. No ohcs can be. genuine.
uJ-p Price 81 per bottlc--sx bottles for 3d.
| Sold ay J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut srees-enrancu
Walnut strce-to whom all orders must be addressed.
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TRIwrEHLY =. treble =" -.. I...- -.rf...
MONTHLY 90 one fourth "
SEMIMoSTHLY 90 one-hGD 90 ." liz I...
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In rating distance newspapers to subscribers the
office publication and the county line is to be the
Starting point. ia - HrTgH SEQ
FOREIGN POSTAGE. ssF.
CANADA &c.-Leters to and from Canada and the Brit.
ish n American Provinces, not 5000 miles, 10
cents per ounce; 5000 miles, 10 cents Prepay
ment optional ..-.N az
GREAT britain lRELASp.-On letters between any
office in the United States, California and Oregon cYccp
ted and any Office in Great Britain and Ireland 81 cents
per half ounce, IS under, and 80
cents ounce, the rate being doubled after the
first ounce. Prepayment optional On newspapers the
rate is two cents DC prepaid On newspapers
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GERMlNY, Prussia, &c.-Letters TO the following
tries via England be prepaid If by British steam
err 8 cents ii by an American steamer, 81 cents.
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o Glass Manufacturers,

M have constantly on hand large stock OF Japaned
w Jarcovers OF all sizes Union ST., NO. 49, n.
Aug. 81, twd. 20 CAYwOOD CoNKIIS& 60.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

mcrchnuts' and mechanfcs' bank
INCORPORATED 1885. CAPITAL $4,000
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
John w. GILL, President; sonIEsxI BRADY Cashe''
Discount day--Tuesday.
North western Bank of virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919. CArirAL S7ioooo. 60"
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
IoHN C. CAMPBELL, Presidents DAN'L LAME Cashier
Discount day-Thursday.
manufacturers, and Farmers Bank
of wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and QUINCY.
xco,pop.1xp MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL Stock S3oo,ooo.
THos. SWEENEY, Pres't. JoHx LIST, Cashier.
wheeling snvings' Institution.
No. 1872, Main ST.
lScroBoRATKp 1884. CArITAL $4,000.
n. NELSON, President; wILLIAn MCCOY, Treasurer.
Discount day-Thursday.
snviugs' Bank of Wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
THoS H. LIST, Presidents WIN. RANKIN, Treasurer
Discount day, Friday
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LopoE RooA No. 123 Market street. near the Post Office
vInaIxIus LoDor. No. meets every Thursday evening
WIN Tell Lopez, No. 80, meets every Wednesday eve
WHEELING LopGE, No 90, meets every Saturday evening
P,NoLA Lop0r, No. So, meets every Friday evening.
ABRAMS cAMrxEST No. meets LIST and Sd Tuesday
OF month.
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wheeling Custom House.

Established in 1881 K b. SwEARINGEN, Surveyor anil
Collector OF Customs, Office No. 10, Union street
to this port made by way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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MAsONS.

opor Rooa No. ia, Main st. Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LopoE No. 10t, meets the first Monday night OF
very month ~ IN A., .,
Monday night OF every month ,,
night OF every month. :,
WHEELING EScAAPAESr OF X T., meets on the iourtli
Monday night OF every month
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WARWICK P. MILLER,
DAVID II. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN.
.rI. ~ aug2s
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The Heroic Women
HgISTORY y.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam.
pies of Female Courage, DisinteTestedness {
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and ',, /
Modern Times.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

ORpiSASCEs-MeSSrS NeIsOnB tne hdSoip \Shaii
man,) Lamb, Yarna and the Clerk
on FrsAscrs-Messrs. Brady; Gill and Lamb.
ON AccouxTs.-Messrs wiekham, Hornbrook and
Woodrow.
n. s,pr.rS AND AILrYs-Messrs. Forbes; Bishops Nc
Lure; Hammond and Mathews
ON WATER woRxs.-Mcssr Tanner Eehois; Hughes
Matthew's Wiekham and the superintendent Oh "a'e'
Works.
on MARKET HorsE.-Messrs. Wiekham Jehers and
Wait
OK Coal BlSKs-MessIs. Gill Brady; Lamb and the
Superintendent OF Water Works
O. L.xp,sos-Messrs. Hallowell; Cots and Yarnall
OK FIRE observation-disclosures. Bishop; Hughes; Mat
thewsi Tharp and Walt
sPrrrr,oys,-Messrs Tanner; Gill and woodrow.
osR.,L RoAps-Messrs. Brady; Bishops Forbesi Gill.
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow.
OK observation-disclosures. Lambs Hornbrook and Tharp.
Os SALAp,rs-Messrs. Yarnali Cots; Eehols, Tharl
on Assrssxrsrs-Messrs. Hornbrooki Bishop; Hughes;
letters and Matthew's
on GRAprs-Messrs. Forbesi Cots; JeGers; Wekhan'
and Yarnal.
well and Woodrow
ox Pup,,c CrayrrHr.-Messrs. Wiekham. MeLuie.
letters; Matthews and Wait
ON L,oHr-Messrs. Cotts Bishop; Tanueri Wait and
Yarnau.
list waId-F a, BREsILlseER Cd Wa1d0GEo. Ron.
IxsoS. Sd Ward-SAN'L SMITH. 4th Ward-DAViD HAA'
nosp. 9th ward-ALEx. TAYLOR .--
ALDERMEN.
Id W.wGeo DUTY. 9th W.. John L. Newly. 9th W.
II. NJ. Jamson
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Is, ward-H w. Phillips. Cd ward.-Wm s. Wick.
ham Sd Ward-Dr. w. }. Bates. 4th "ard.-John Gil.
christ ST. 9Th ward.-Josiah Powell
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1s, ward-Wm George, John Moore.
Cd Thos Johnston, p. b. Taylor.
al Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
atb d. v. Tharp, p. Scatterday.
bth Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
SANITARY COMMITTEES
,,t w,rd-Joseph Greer: cd wsrd.-P. b. Taylor: Sd
WaTd-Geo Triser: 4th-Harvey Hall: 5th.--Geo. w.
FIRE wARDENS.
,st ward-Joseph Greer: I'd ward-Joseph Forsyth:
al Ward-Geo. Trisler. 18th Ward.-John Clayton: 9Th
Ward.-A. S. Glenn. ....#. 81 s.
Curator Of City Han.-Joel Triser.
ortyseer of Chain Gang-Geo Bulger.
Serton of Public Craze Yards-Eiias H. Burt
lac, C. a 6, Gna1x, N.Y.,
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