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GENERAL JACOBSON
II AND MARTIN LUTHER.

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Mechanics, Iunufl

Mechanics, IunufHcEeFs and Inventors.
TIME EIunru VOLUME oft sSIENTlklC AMERICAN
Commences ON the 18th September. II is principal.
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AnOng the subjects cie brought forward and discussed
Units Columns are civ Engineering, Agriculture, Rail
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From staaIts met lPeoTtTat Of
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hob have we seem L gSsS q eaess
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CONGRESS- HALL.

take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they
this day possession OF that well established and IA
yorably known Hotel. .-
- CONGRESS HALL,
Third and;Chcsnut streets.
They have house thoroughly repaired,
modern introduced, and furnished in style
OF elegance which will at render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience
This is decidedly the best located house in city, being
in immediate Vicnty OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings. ts'
Lines Omnbuses leave for every part of hecy every
few minutes their quarters being within square
OF this House.
The subscribers are determined spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. ,,
James B. Norris who is we'll known many OF the bus;
lness men visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
OF James J. Co., and formerly proprietor Of the
VIRGINIA HOTEL St Louis will have control the manage
ent of the House, assisted by polite and competent
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PROSPECTUS
AMERICAN WIG REVIEW


AMERICAN WING REVIEW
Nthe oTinsi Prospectus OF the Ame:ss PTap,
lsued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, is TsmbeT;
tor and Editor, number Of the leading Wig ibed n
the Twenty seventh Congress CfS.6-e) sap's'N =
names to the following resolution S.ional orr1
Earnestly approving the plan Of soeh a. undersien
long needed and OF manifest inpoItaDe - 10 time 81
agree to contribute for its pages, nom 81 iorth and
communications may DO necessary ptr OF tho Unit
lend the doctrines OF the United WI s. BirnaTd, u u
Signed by George P. Marsh, Daniel n T,+ Norris, 4.
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An engraved portrait OF soma dIsuiitS They viii u
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Monthly organ devoted to TIE etRi5etofs OF tho Ane
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

has now become settled TACT, ACKNOWLEDGED BY tue
Physicians ofour city, that in the Scrofua
letter, and many other diseases BRENILINGER's FLUID
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA DAHDELIoK, is decidedly
other preparations. 1t speaks
used; although have taken the pains hay
published through the papers, appointing agents
ders from Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by persons, who have heard
gentleman of Vermont few days since, who used 1t
very serious disease:-
DEAR DocroR: at4L tss
,--TlIl The two bottles ofmedicine 1 got rom you
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured please send
some moro by Express. ..=
Yours Respectfully.
now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city, not quack medicine, have made them ac
euainted with the component parts; and say to all
such az we have not the opportunity making II known
to- II is entielyree from all minerals and Is not in
the incompatible with any the preparations oTIo
dine Fowler's solution, OF other properties.
lobe had at Paxton & and F. Yahrling and sold
wholesale and retail by .s..-F
BRENTLINGBR &c ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. wheeling va
July 81, '52.
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nYER1s UNIVRRsUm NO. Nv.
sDTTKD NJ CHAa. A. DAN.

THIS day published. Containing following elegant
steel engTavings: 1.-THE Cathedral of Strasbrgs1-
traits Chapel Cnear Kussnacht In SwitzerlAn) 1.-THE
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CHANIBERLIN's GOlInIERCIAL
COLLEGE.

LOCATED CORNER OF MARKET THIRD STREETS, PIr4H.
BURoH.
Science OF Accounts
p r. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanslip.
THE principal object this Institution is young
l. a opportunity OF obtaining thorough and ii.
knowledge orpouble Entry Book Keeping and its APP
picatu 10 business operations generally Applicants
enter College time and attend both day and evening
OF instruction is SUCH will BILE tho student
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Double Entry Books completion of the same
PENN REHIFTO write free and legibe hand is desira.
BILE accomplishment in the education young
every profession and particularly to those who
esirous qualifying themselves mercantile and bust
pursuits This department is conducted by p
r. Spencer, Ohio, author OF the Spencean system OF
Pennanshp gentleman well known throughout the
try, accomplished penman, and also of the
most successful teachers OGthe age.
Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug21.
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REAL, FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

IHE character these Sales, in ST. Louis before SO
fact OF their being superior to all Others would have
unnecessary; but in order to accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentee and maker of al as Patent Concrete Saies'
which has burnt all other makes ofany note tnthe United
States Cders patent included took schalIengn
the result is given below the Committee who
intended the burning ofthe Safes We
not LEFT In the furnaces two hours longer. ~ Pc
The Safe which testedfs TO be at Store anil
invite the public to call and examine it feel conf
dent that no one win ever doubt their re proof qnaien
having the specimen which passed through thu
-'S.' B. r. VIOLET, & CO,
Sole Agents forthe Manufacturers, 49, Levee and No.
GO Com. Street.
The undersigned committee appointed by & Hall, on
behalf OF Hall, Dodd Co., of Cincinnati, and Messrs.
OF Psburg, TO test the FIRE proof qualities OF tho safes
mGde b5 their respective prncPas-report, that have
tins day subjected SAFE OF each manufacture of similar
aEe which had been in two In ovens to fro
made with dry oak wood, and sbuTg Stoneeo for ths
space I'VE half hours and during that Lne be
eVe the heat applied far greater than th1ttn any ordt
nary graton-that at tho eIpiraono OF tme
tangthe from the furnace, and cooling them down,
that iron casting both in places entire
" burnt on, hut the Soohn unjuredf AMI
6peniG the safes books and papers entirely
Injured except aghy by tie water used In cooling off,
This tho with both Safes and the only
peTeeptibs the appearance ofthe
that the yarniSh Of Burka Barneaa safe
Vaa entirely unirured while that Han, Dodd & Co.'s,
was bHSteTed and blackened. Ineonelnson, would
marx that ffoT result this test, have besttal
deBee otthe pablo. 1.i,S,st, n ,yIs11,,r,
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CITY, ORFICERs ZOE Is52.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
JAMES s. wHBATE, Clerk
e. W. HARDING, Treasurer.
j. i. SANCTION, Sergeant.
srFezntE Devatiss-Ist ward-1saAe 81 Pearl. I'd WaTI
-Abn. W. Clemens. I'd waTd-John Bowers. 4th ward
Henry P. Chapline- 9Th ward-James S. Campbell
JomH MooRE, Superintendent Water Works.
JAeon Z. BGER, Wharf Master.
JAeoB AXIcK Street Commissioner.
JASEs 81 EwIN0, Assessor and Collector OF Wafer
JosHuA C. Wiley Lumber and Coal Measuror, and Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DASIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Collector OF ASseSSments
VIZ. J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JANEs F. MELvIN, Flour Inspector.
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Berger or Spine and Muscle Lininaent.
OFF this remedial agent we fotbear to say anything the
" speedy and certain aetionin removing Rheumatism,
NeuTalga SpTans pains from Bruises Burns &c, Is 20
extraordinary that speak its real merits you
really could give cTedence to our assertions
$50 ~ It be had at = II =. = Z.
PAXTON & IAKRSA
49, 3ds.4f q End OF 5usp. Bridge, and az. 8
tg-2t-1Ud BRRNTLINGRR a ARAisTRoNG'sl
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LOOK to YOUR Couehs 4

ITO all such under Coughs, Colds Hoarse
Il ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood &C., we
would honestly recommend the OF Brenfhgers Com;
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It can be had at Messrs PAXTON q LAKES, Of
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2 NEW BOOKS..
AZ Ihe eosampaign of Gen. Scott.

=. :, = ns oanpaign of Gen. Scott.
IAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ron.
o.roopp VOL. 1aAo, Si,25 -
H mo volume have just ready in duo,..,
lin the yaT or Sfa eEico S OF GENERAL SCOTT.
with Map the Bs sss Raphael senmes, s.
Alet 1sS ACCOUNT f Of General seSts
'l.a impartial account ofall he saw sense; faif
spirited and extended sketch orr ~. -
peSI The author is attached to the Mexican GEM
contested with the but became
usr GeSI SnS vigorous style and ii sn
fox Daily Hslss Potusa tolay 1t asi6eNor.
One ofthe most gallant officers in the Nav
Mhoie volume aa work ofinellect is WORTHY ar t khs
s1n.1 'ne department to which it
at Is no small praise 10 the author TO saw ,h,
1 IY ESSS history evidently SO fairly
=. volume full oftnstruetion and interest n.
re Of I IN I5o I' style en5ishilg nara
the distinguished actors fnit-NatfoTaI Re Of
nave seen work which has given sub vivid i'm
OF Cen Seotts Campagn-SouLhsTn Pr VI tue events
"a gwen TO the public very attractive
Is. Cd Standard. I'll NHaTiei
We find in this hook m. rooe, I;c. m.
men and things-ot Scenery and Socieyor
Reriep. " nave e'eF Ieau.-MGsoHie
We follow with interest renewed as we ady,pe. on ~,
footsteps OF that consumate sodier whoss lh
from vera Cruz TO the City Mexico Jyeren az
mes oil man9uvers absolutely unsurpassed in H. ni
military Strategy.-Cin. Gdz. ~ 'He annals Of
ms glnal descriptions are drawn with great teiici,
ne 10 9lSely and spirited narrator. His battle
are extremely vivid and produce
He critcises the military IN On
Glued partisan spirit but with evident abihty-N MS
PhiladelPhid Pres6y Leria1. III - - eV iVIth.-
IN reading some ofthe authors descriptions of o,,
anu storms one can hardly wonder at no fascination
enthusiasm PtooncuVe OF the GtleEt fneTaiHe niI;-
gr0Loess SO Tepeatedly displayed during the Mexican
The books more than readable, its statstics and
and sketches give the reader as clear an acennt M
campaign as can b1 found where superior IN fnsrs
gelist " - Fa
Pays warmtribue to the many admirable qualities
thEt eminent commander, Gen. Seott,-Ra7tT.sM agasr
the United safes with whom liberal arrangements wi
BIO made for anvassing particular counties or dstrc
Orders musc be accompanied with the casb
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SeThons snail have copy ofthe work mailed TO their y,
dress, nlonreceiving their paper Containing The
| tisemeG MOORE & ANDERSON, Publishers,
| aug 9th %. West Fourth street. Cincinnati o
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PETERSON'S
Lady's National Magazine.
,AAJ SAs%C 10 AuDs "heEC
HInBnzines nre 81.


EDITEDBY
ANN s. STEPHENS a. @. j. PETERSON
The continued increase in the subscription list this tn
to new efforts Determined not tobs outdone, he Offers II
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mEIIRERs or COUNCIL.

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Woodrow Isaac Colts
SECOND wAED.-John Bishops Geo E. wiekham.
THIRD wARD.-S. Brady;J. J. YArnalli John NJ Msth.
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WheelinE Custom House.

i.tabiished in 1891. e b. SWEARINGES Surveyor anil
Collector of Customs, Once No. -, Union street.
this port made by way orNew Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.