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CONSUMPTION DURABLE!

i-..,H CONSUMPTION CURABLEl .n5i.-.
Robert Sanlerson, Justice Of the Peace in Rush Creek
township; Fairfield county Ohio, and brother OF ATajor
Gcneral SandsTHon, officer In tha 1872 cured VI
Cherry" ss5uiIpi ~ ,,'uif1E7'T' u {TT1 =
Rush Greek toM9EhlR Fairfield GO. Feb, 90 1852 oil
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the
cdr. Wfsars Basam OF Wild CheTry' win state tho
SYMPTOMS my case, that others similarly afCted may be
idnced 70 try this Invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in beahingi had the hectic fever with violent
1sheS OF heat and frequent cold chs with pain
MY side and breast accompanied very cough was
very restless at nights and had great night Sweats pers
ring, should say tleast gallons night wettng the
completely through. able to work for
scars, But l much emaciacd, and almost helpless
vcn eomnIenced using Wisats RaIsAm or Wild Cherry
used In all 10 bottles nd free from ali those
complaints, for my health is good.
% years old, and have not taken any OF tho
Iasm since 1886 because health Is good not
require any medicines. Hut II should have any return
my former symptoms should use Wlsar's Basam Wild
Cherry. Iprocured tho medicine OF MeSsrs Fall & Nc.
Crackcn, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio
d. ~ ffsfH l.e-a .t: ROBERT SANDERSoN.,
The genuine Wistars alsam OF Wild Cherry has a fac
smile OF tho signature Of Henry wisaf, NJ. d. PhadeI.
pha, and 'SanOrd & Park, on finely executed ell.
gTayed wrapper No othes con be. genuine.
IR- Price 81 per bottle-EiX bolLes for IS. iE! H't
Sold Qy j. d. PARK, CINCINNATI, o.
Northeast or Fourth Walnut stfe6tS-ehtranru
onWRnut StTVetto whom all orders must DO addressed.
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:. NEW B0DKS.5

.l-.-4-L-E - n ~ I-ARSSfSl1 AkJss ,.5'
: M T57---s s-@s-AA4tllf
LIE champaign OF Gen. Snnta7 III
EhNINrFeNaTeT,S, GSS,,t1,I, rsss,,.s ~
SSs ~ ttiitEefSSfs9SiANGS ROM
1YoL 12MO:i S1,I25. Il GfafSl'f--1SreS.
EOORB q. ANDRPSf1n 49, 81
MI mo volume Ot'1 nav 'J1sEfeady IN 't-daun
/ ~ TIRE CAITPA1 nm N ist, ~
in the yally Mexico, 81 Lieut.. RsSRss sesSsl!
Adetailed account or ienera ssots's pagea
- Lieut. s. is man Of sterling sense
'!ayule. ~ -AAs"astt IN ht'RT0iI
ASPiritsd and extended sketch ortbs lss+ Hi
pas.. The author Ia Ia Stbs Ht Cam
aeeder connected with the Army ~ ~
AReti having commenced its iieTliSsI y delt
fe,k Daily Mars " - .IIuidffll 9344lide;;+==GeT
Ono tho most gallant Office e m H.. ~ Is
whole volume, as a work ofinte6St is The
place tnthe department 10 which Il bsnuh 9haiA
Jo1andi. ..FfY q EE StiT liis n. LetriH.
i'It Ia no small praise 10 the author IN ga. tif1
never read history evidently 10 ifi SI9 We hlys
.sry Verdi 10 i!lfitf sl,l,l5Gst7 " itttttesa,L,
"a volume full ofinstruction and inter... y.
with loving pen In vigorous 3iyIe rs writes
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CONGRESSl HAIIL.

m rseribers take pleasure in Informing their friends
/ and the travelling community generally that they have
day taken possession OF that well Established and IA
''''' CONGRESSMAN - -.,.,.-.
Third and; Chestnut streetsi j
they have had the thoroughly repaired, and all the
dern improvements introduced, and furnished In style
elegance which Will at once render 1t unsurpassed for
I Mort and convenience. ----.------s-
This decidedly tina hast located house in the city being
Immediate vicinity business the 1chanse, Custom
u use, and many other public buildings . ~ -
ines of onbuses every part OF city every
minutes their head quarters being within square
u tnis House. t"ts
rhe subscribers arc determined to spare pains in
MORRIS & JACKSON, Propretors.
ranes e Norris who ia well known many OF the bus
s. men visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
I lanes Duncan Coz and proprietor ofthe
n riniR Hotel ST. Lons, w control OF the
1t OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
soas- .5l ..,.'ifi,J.s= .5ol d1is sl,a.
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Extract from ttsr received from Physiclan in Md.
GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifth, Ward Museum Hotel.
or Rell Broad,say aud Franklin street, Nel0 York

Cor. Wal Broad,tay aud Franklin street. Ne11 Fork
this Establishment can he very Repre
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue and hands Ia motions the
only representation OF the kind i'll the country. The
and best collection OF ncen and Modern Coins u u s.
The figure Soldier III the Continental Inform
bluH, lead buttons. marked u $. a., Hat,
Beeehes, Caters, &c, DC Also, birds OF VanOus Plum.
age, curious Preas OF Nature Indian implements Oi
Rich Oil Paintings, fine EngTayings, with many
and valuable CuriOsities Statue or George ILL.,
lection cannot be found in any Establishment OF the kind in
the United States double Calf which universally
mi tied 10 be great wonder The calves Joined together
from the neck down TO the middle they full grown
perfectly formed and were bought from The town OF Lyme,
a Live White Rat from lerks Fem. Admittqnee GRAFT
IS.i Games for Exercise and AInhemcn Billiards, Back.
Cannon and DouinOes. Billiard Room with two spIen.
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Supper parties can be
accommodated at very short notice. The Larder will DO
supplied with all the delcaces OF tile Came Oys.
ter Beef seae, Mutton Chops Veal Outlets, &c provided
at any hour. r-.l..
Atthis Establishment, may be celebrated bird
lNO, that will repeat almost anything after stranger.
No accommodation Tor political meetings any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated EstabiShmen and having made various
os is prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels city OF New York. The Room which con.
ains the TaTeS private museum in this country, being
collection OF many years, win sustain the reputation accorded
under the charge Mr. Thomas Riley in the Quality ciis
wines, &c DC. Connected with the above is REFEC-
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours
and evening Private for Courts martial Referees,
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties, &c, &C.
The public respectfully invited 10 grant him share OF
their patronage.
~ PeTsOns wishing pure Wine Spirits depend
on having them genuine at this Estab lishment. 1f
N. B.-PTvate families Supplied with Dinners SuppeHs
superior STYLE for Parties number at their
tive homes and wares OF glass silver
- EntrGnce 10 lie REFECToRY in FrqnklinaL
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THE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIEs.
And Blaokwood's Magazine.

Important Reduction in the Tut<E of PoStage! '-
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
no. OF GOLD ST., NEw YORK. .
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These Reprints have nowbeen in successful operatonn
Is country for ctRy years. and their circulation is
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reading public and affords guarantee that they
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, tcrruptiOn. a.. .ss. .it.' trsH.
Although these works distinguished by tho political
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CHAlIBERLrN,s CO1ImRRCIAI .
~. -. COLI. &c p Il :

CHAAIBERLIN'S COIImERCIAB i
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LOCATED CORNER OF MARKET THIRD srREETs, PlTTs
. BUROH. 10
O.. 4. cHAMBERLlN, Principal and Professor of ths
Science OF Accounts. 80 +r' ..s.-r'. y.
P. K. SPENCER Professor Of Penmanship.
THE principal Object Institution Afford young
Il men opportunity OF obtaining thorough and / IL
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College any time and attend both day evening"
The instruction is such, viii enable the
to take charge and conduct scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry Books completion the same
PESN ANsp-TO write fec and egible hand is desTa
bic iii the education OyOung gUntlemenfOr
every Proesson and more particularly to those who
desiros OF qualifying themselves for mercantile bust.
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Pennanship gentleman well known throughout the cou.
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PROsPECT.Us
AMERICAN WIG r REVIEW ia

- plsTHE,- 4
AMERICAN WING REVIEW
II 1.-THE original Prospectus or the American Reyewn
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Nance to the following resolution -
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may DO necessary TO set
iend the doctrines or tbs United Party OF Inc
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City DIRECTORY.

ITerehnnts' aud Meehnnies' Bank.
INCORPORATES 1895. CArrrAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF MaR and Monroe streets
John w GILL, Presidents SOBIrsn BRADY, Cashier
Discount day-TuesdAy. Lob.
North Western Bunk OF Virginia.
lScoRPoEATED 1919. CAPITAL $4,000.
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
IoHy C. CAMPBELL, PRESIDENT DAHL. LAMB, Cashier.
Discount dAy-ThnTsdhy.
Manufacturers aud Farmers Bank
of wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
,tso,rron.IEp MAncl4. 1851 CAPITAL STOCK ssOO,0OO
THoS. SWEENEY, Pres't. JoHN LIST, Cashier.
wheeling savings Hnstitution. ., re
No. 100, Main 81. #a
INCORPORATED 1884, CAFTrAL $4,000.
81 NELSON, Presidents WILLIAM McCOT, Treasurer
Discount dly-ThuTsday.
80 SavinEa' Rank of Wheeling.
Conner Of Main and Fourth Centre Wheeling.
INtoRPoRkTED ISL. CArrFAL $4,000
THOS H. LIST, President, wa. RANKIN Treasurer.
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INTHLnIGENCt eek IN
eooK AND JoB OFFICE


eooK AND JOB oF.FlGE.
this 70 IsIRa tsi IN Ss
- ~ publs generally, that in eOnneGton WEN ms
a1 ~ NM nccr they Job Once exPrssI
s',isd mn for he execution OF all kinds OF
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her materials being mostly uaw, and embracing The "a
test STYLES OF lob yIe and Their i5Ige ana ~ he
syoeL II 5aper cards, inks, de being - ~
ogeSt Cash prices, aud the Jon OtSe
.SrImant, efally aud eteDtS - Tss AZ
lee their customers eHuIe
Neniness, Accuracy ANA EfoAnhANSF'' 'f.
,ith which their work will be done
Tbsy arc prepared to execute o..
CARDS, TAoakAA''-'
800 CONCERT BtLLS1
-, a., ma Bait TIcKETs, I-.f
tD1ltt.iI',I,, STEAMBOAT BILLRy
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

T become settled fact acknowledged hy tho
best Physicians OfOur city, that in the Oua
letter, and many other diseases. BRESitMokRss ELuID
EkTRlCT OF DANDELlnE, Is deCidedlT
above preparations. ltspeas acknowledgements
used; aud have never taken the pains Of hay
ing published through the papers, appointing agents
for the of yet almost weekly receiving or
doris Vermont, New York, Ohio Kentucky other
stAtes persons, who chance fearF
ofits wondsTnl ourativ powers. The following roma
gentleman OF Vermont alew days since, WHO used tfor
very serious disease:- si-le
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nnn PRI,LOWR.

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AnRAAs ENCAHFNENT, No. /, meets list and Sd Tuesda!
each month.
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On CiretAars, DC.

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which there is writing other than the addIess-aso
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HEAaONS.

opOr ROox No. 49, Aninst, Robb's Chair Factory
Ono LOpar No. iOt, meets the first Monday night OF
very month. -,
Monday night OF every month. ~"
night Of every month.
WHEELING ENcANPNENr OF h. To- meets on the fourth
Monday night Of every month.
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DIR. Gnysott'a ImprOvcd EXTRACT OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
.TION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO HE
AFFECTED by THE EREE USE or
MERCURY, FROM QUlNINE, '''' Ntt
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wheeIing Custom Hons

RLaklIabed in 1881 K. II. SwEARlNGEN, Surveyor anal
Collector OF Customs, once No. ~, Union street.
lprpoIalions port made by way OfSew Orleans.
New YoEk, Philadelphia and BALTIMORE
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ieXandIia, via MaTBeilleS. Malta, Island OF.
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eyrOot via MaTseles. Prussia.
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rance. SaXOny.
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ambuTg and Cuxhaven. Switzerland.
E. anOvcr. Turkey In Europe
I. Oand. Tuscany, via Marseilles.
/ onKKOng. tf. Venetian States.
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no Glaas Mannfaotnrars

-. V u 4tLok1- III tL11 U1EIL3IIIIBTB.- 3
ME have constantly hand lafga stockton UApausd
OF all sizes, Union ST., No. 1860 ss Pc
Aug. 81, twd. CAYW0oD CONRIIS & Costt
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lNHR regular time for tho eonieheement ofthe Fan
Session OF this institution will be the rst day Of Sep
El1T merit Zach Session continues Fre ealhHd nidIS
The teachera at present connected with the Seminary,
SS ss '2,l9 ~ ri, n II rin,., typi az
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WHEELING GAS COMPANY:

President-JOHE ". Gill. StcTefaTg- Ja9. g WheaIe.
t,srrytT-Josiah F. UPdegra Engineer G1d IHPeetoT-
Sam'l. H. Goldthorp. IN -'.t
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or oRDrxAScrs-Messrs. Nelson, tho Mayor, cchair.
7naD,) Lamb, YaTnall and tho Clerk .'.'
or FIxANcEs-MessTs Brady Gill and Lamb.
on Aecouxrs.-Messrs. wiekhami HornbrOOk anil
woodrow. Jf
on sTnEr1s AxD ALLEr.-Nessrs Forbes BishOPi Nc.
LlIe, Hammond and Mathews.
MSttbswss wiekham and the Superintendent OF Water
Works.
Wait '..
on Coat Blxrs-Messrs. Gill Brady Lamb and the
Superintendent of Water Works -.| 4 f
or LAzptSos.-Messrs. HaIlOwelj Cots and YArnan-.
or FtRE DEPAETMENr.-MessTs. BishOPj Hnsbesi Mat
on Prrrrtoxs.-Messra. Tanner Gil and woodrow.
on RlIr RoADs-MessrS Brady BishoPi Forbeai Gill.
lamb; Tanner and Woodrow
Or RLErTIoss-Messrs Lamb; Hornbrook and ThaTp
on sAtARrrs.-Messrs. YarmIli cottsi EehOls, Tharl
nd wIekharn-
or AaEssxrnrs.-Messrs,H OrnbrOOki BiahOPi Hnsh'si
Or esA8Es-Messr,. FOrbs.t Colts, JeGsrss ~ickban
nd YaIml. .H..-7t. g 3D.. ..'
on RrAL RsrITE.-Messrs Gill BfshoPi Bradyi Halo
on PunLfe crnrrEar.-Messrs wiekham. Mel.ure.
e6sIB; Matthew'S and Wait
On LroHT-Messra. Cots; Bishops Tanner Wait and
:arnall.
1st wsId-F a. BEESELISeEE !, Cd iva, Wgrd0GEO Ron.
HOSp 9Th ward-ALEx- TAYLOR. . ..- ma
ALDERMEN.
IL, wsrd-Dayid MACHINE. I'd w.-Jamea Mcconnell.
ID w.-eeo. DUTY. 9Th W. John L. Newly 9th W.
IL. n Jtnitou-
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
-, yy,rd-H W. Philips. I'd waId.-wm S. Wick.
,n- "a Ward-Dr. w. ]. Bates 9Th ward.-John Gil.
hTist sr 6th ward.-JOsiah Powell!
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
IN, ward-wm George, John Moore --n
ID ThOs. Johnston, P. b. Taylor.
"a Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton
a. Gn rRa E. Red e. lsj jsS.s wilson
SANITARY COMMITTEES
Il, w.rd-Joseph Greer, Cd ward.-P. B. T1ylOri Sd
SynTd-Geo Trser, 4th-HRrvey Hall: 6th.-Geo. W.
N0O' FIRE wARDENs.
,,t yy.Ta.-Joseph Greer. I'd ward.-Joseph Forsyth:
a SSrd.G6eo, TriaIsr: 9Th ward.-JohR caytorJ oth
NADIA. s. 6isnn- 49, . 49,. e.
CuiatsT of ciiy Halr.-JOel Triser.
opsrs.rr of chatu Gaag.-Geo Bulger.
S.rtoH Of Fuslie Craze YaTds-Rtils H. Burt ...,
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WARWICK P. MILLER,
nAYID 81. BISHOP, -
GERARD Il. ALLEN.
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PRKMIUMs FOR-CLUBS,

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H.s-h No! % Chestnut Street, philadelphia
N. B-Aspeclmen copy sent when desired. Don't SUBJ
,ribe for any other Magazine till you have seen this
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~ a,atlIs s6eesI ths ,nov. ,,,:, 4OOO M 90
.EI.TrkxEI L III "' 'A'eS
IOSTnEY % one ourh 90 FOO $4,000. .''
ENEMoxrHLY &c one,hdLT a. .f
ALLY or Oener than Tceekly times the above rates
rating the distance newspapers to subscribers the
cc publication, and the county line Is be the
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CITY DIRECTORY..
WmERLHNG POST OFFICE. 81;
40 IL, MONROE sTREET, M
ats JACOB S. SHRlVRR, T. N. ~

GRIvAL AND DEPARTrRE oT NAILs-1NEw ARRANsENES-.
81 tsrcat Mafl-srIiyes at p. M, from the East.
1anarfa AZ IA n m n fhR Wet
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The two bottles osmedicIne got from yoI
whenip Wheeling, have nearly cured me; pleae send me
some more by Express. - VI i'tatl- =
now prescribed by nearly an the Physieiaps OF our
city, not qIack medicine Tor we have made them
quainted the compOnant parts say ALL
to- that 1t is entirely free from all minerals and is not in
tic least ncompatble withany OF Interpretations OIIn-
dine, Eowlers solution, other properties aim
To be Paxton & Lake and r Yahrlins, sold
Wholesale and retail bYl-.-.------
BRENTLiNGER &. ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July et, '5e. . ii 3ffsa ~ ealt 7ssal" - any
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ITO all such as are laborng under Coughs G0Ia Hoarse
ii iss, Fains In the Breast, Splitting Bl6od; &C. we
would honestly recommend the OF BTennEsfIs Com,
pound syrup of Boness AZ Gpeasant, safe aud spe6dy
cure. 1teah be had at AKRON & LLE's eld or
BRENTLiNdRR6sAR MsTRoNG,s
aug2t- yr;d - - t1-YN Monroe street, Wheeling.