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The Oil of Grape Vine

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CITY ORFICERs Fos 1851.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk gr..,.. y y
X. w. HARDING, Treasurer. r
}. L. SAsosToS, Sergeant.
SrrgeanrS DYuties-1st ward-Isaac NJ. PEARL I'd ward
Adm. w Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers 18th ward
Henry 2. Chapne. 9th ward-James s. Campbell.
JoHs MOORE, Superintendent Water Works. : a'
.Jkcon K. BIER, Wharf Master. .E
JkcoB ANIcK, Street Commissioner. tfH. rh.HEt ~.
JAMES NJ. EwIS0, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Helts. . a. ~ 10 NJ.
JosHul C. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurer,
CUR OF Wines and Liquors. Tt-.sl - fLHrff
DANIEL MuRRAY, Market Master.
sTHoAAs CAMPBELL. Collector OF Assessments CO.
WH.J J. SToDDlRT, City Surveyor. n.H
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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- CHI RCIHES.
ST. MATTHEWS. EPscoTriesn, corner Monroe and Byron
,,reets Rry WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Rector; Morning ser.
vice 100, evenins73l 11- = Aa.-a a 9t- r. ~
ST. JoHx,s E7seopcIeca Main street. First and
Second, Centre Wheeling Rev. JAS ID. McCABE Pastor;
Morning service 10t evening % O'Clock Service and lee
ture Friday evenings at u O'Clock Seats FREE.
7FrRr Par.urrxrrAs, Rev r. H. Weed, Pastor, Fourth
street between Monroe and QUINCY Service Morning and
aftnfnoon. " .s.
srcosp .PREspv1rRrAS, Rec. Cyrrn Dieson, Pastor,
Web1er Street, between Main and Markets Centre Wheel
ing Service morning and evening. .a.t s5lfrs .s.
iTinaD PREsBrTrSIAs. Rec. Mr. Paul, Pastors First
Ward Hose Han, Main street. above Washington, North
wheeling; Service morning and afternoon el
FotRTn STREET METHODIST Er.scorAL. Rer s. b. Da,e.
,s PASTOR Fourth Street. between Monroe and Quincy
Service morning and evening. I 4 -5.'.g'J [
NORM STREET. MErHopIsr ErIscorAL, Rec. Vim. wi.
,oE PASTOR corner Market and North sts North Wheel
ing5 Service morning and evenings -1.t ~.
iCn,rLiSE sra METHODIST RPscoPAL, Rer. E G. Mich,
olfoa Pasor Chapne street. between First second,
Centre Wheeling, Service morning and evening. ~
GERMAN METHODIST ErIseorAL, lRer. Mr.. Broadbeck,
Pastor Chapne street. between Webster aud Third Cen
Wheeling ~ 't'fft ~. 4. Hl
r. y htsn Filth Street. eorrer Of Hampton, service
morning and aternoon ..r,,s,.
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Market Jefferson streesi service morning and after.
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g. W t5ster, Pastor, Market street, between Webster
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EVANGELICAL Protestant. Ret. J. KTcegsT, Pastor,
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PASTOR Msrke, and Monroe Streets service TO-
O'Clock A. NJ. 81. s-,. Il , si5,,s,t
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JzwtsH SYNAGOGUE, No. 6s, Monroestreet.
pstrrlEs, First Hose company Hall, Market street.
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-. pr. Guysori's Improved Extract of!
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREpARA.
ZION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE FREE USE OF s.-
MERCURY, IRON, oUINlNE,
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

r has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians city, that in the of SCI ulua
letter, and many other diseases BREarLiNGER,s FLplp
above all other preparations 1t speaks
used; and although taken the pains OF hav
ing published through Inc or nses
dcrs Vermont, New York. Ohio, Kentucky and other
states persons who by chance means have heard
gentleman days since, who used it for
very serious diseased H+a'i -'r' tssis
DEAR DocroR:
1870 The two bottles ofmedcine got from yoi
Wheeling, have nearly cured mel please send me
'''fi' Yours Respectfully. ffts
1t is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city, quack medicine for we have made them &C
quonted with component parts and we now say TO all
such as we have the opportunity OF making II known
TO- that it is entirely free from all and Is not in
dine, FowIer's solution, other properties.
had at Paxton d Lakes and +. Yahrng and sold
wholesale anu 'e'aii BnRsENTL1HGRR & ARMSTRONG;
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, '62. s...g 80
Ga Look to your Coughs!
no all such as lsborng under COUGHS Colds Hoarss
would honestly recommend the of Brentinger's Com
pound Syrup of Boneset as pleasant safe and speedy
'"' ''Dss 'fHsS'' BiRaENTLiNGER'&A RMsTRoNG,s,
aug21- yrd. q i z I3Elii Monroe street. Wheeling.
4, s.cubenvilIc White Lead.
WE to furnish in any quantity sieabsn
OF f'''ao OF e'n'' RELIs & CALDWELL,
-srs s.l n,- ia So. Agents for Manufacturers.
ha'Fas g. @ Cow Feed, Eaisi'aI4 20, eyt5
A aussi j. THoBuRN. i9i Market Square
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nIE,lRERs OF CoUNC1L.

FIRST wARD.-John Mcclure, Jr John Hughes; s. u.
Woodrow; Isaac Colts. rr. .-f las .y.
SECOND WARD.-John Bishop; Geo E. wickham. ,.''
THIRD wAnp.-S. BradyiJ. J. Yarnalli John NJ. Math.
sws; Daniel Lamb. .a|.. IN a-5s
ForRTu WARp.-Dr. James Tanner; Z. C. Jencrsi a. s.
Hallowell; ID. v. Tharp; David Hammond.
PIrTH wARp-George Forbes; John W. Gill; Lorenzu
H. Wait, Jacob Hornbrooki Henry Echos. 'fl ..','
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The Heroic Women
..ua HIST OR Y.aatm

COMPRISING some of the most Remarkable Exam
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~ BY HENRYlC. WATSON, -.
AZ LUTON" "NiGHr in A BLock-HoUsE," &c.
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Wheeling Custom House.

Established in 1881. E. b. SwEARINGEN Surveyor anil
Collector OF Customs, ONCE No 10, Union street.
Impoitaons this port by way New Orleans
geasYork, Philadelphia and Baltimore. s.STf
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CONSUMPTION Durable!


CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert sanderaon, Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio. and brother OF "Major
General Sanderso" officer in the of 1872 cured OF
Coms,,mp,iOn by the use .Wistars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry ,,.-,,y, a. ,o.,
Dear Si-As consider that my lifc has been greatly
prIorcd by my being cured Consumption by the OF
.Dr Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry,'I will state the
SYMPTOMS my that others similarly afflicted may be
Induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
culty in breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
uses and frequent cold ehls with severe pain in
INV side accompanied by avery bad cough; was
very at nights and had great night sweas perapi
ring should say least two gallons night wctting the
completely through. had not been able TO work for
scars but j was much cmaciated, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry
ayc used all 10 bottles hnd nm free from all those
complaints, for my health is good
am now 65 years old and have not taken any OF the
Bnsau since 1876 my health is good not TO
rcorrc any medicines Hut if should have return OF
NM former SYMPTOMS should Wstars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Messrs. Fall & Nc
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio -
The genuine Wstnr's Balslm OF Wild Cherry has fat
snile or the signature Henry Wstar, NJ d., Pilade
mia aud ..Saniord Park" finely executed scelen
eraved wrapper. No othcs con be. genuine.
Sold qy ~ fahh, Sncihhal, y.
on Walnut stet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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MASONS.
ODD FELLOWS.

Roox. No. 123 Market street. near the Post Office
yKoISrs LoDor, No B. meets every Thursday evening
PR.sxLIs LonoE, No. 13 meets every Monday evening
WA. TELL Lopor, No. 80, meets every Wednesday We
wnrELisa LoDaE No. 3d. meets Saturday evening.
AnRAN,s ENC AMPsrNT No l. meets Ist and I'd Tues,,a
of each month. FU".. .H rs,f.f pr .a..-. HIEE
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WARWICK P. MILLER, r
DAVID H. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN. -. 8
. eug2f
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry!
Tho 5be,, Remedy ever known 90 MAN

s Coughs Colds, Asthma, Group. Bronehihs Infmsnse'
Metdig The Lungs, Difficult B,eathtngc IL! LIT F;1e
Stages of Consumption, DC, de-, DC.
In short this peculiarly adapted to every
of the Lungs and Liver which Ia produced py our e'e'P
Wild Cherry has long been known 70 possess ,irn
m our land and Physicians oen prescribe it in different
forms for variety Of complants TAT aisG, mas v p
names are familiar the whole country have gone as
to declare that consupiion could be cnrea oy ,Hn
Io II, other hands again 1t nearly valuelcss owing
M doubt to their ignorance inprcparing und
a ifiicuy entirely obyiaed by patient experience
Inc extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two SUD
r. now for tho first time, combined and enbodteu
~ M WISTaR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY BY
nice chemical process everything decters or useless Is
90 that what remains is the most exraordiinr anu
trly eicacios remedy for all kinds OF aha liver
diseases ever known to maui To convince all unbeneyets
that our theory is really tre we refer TO lew cases Vi
rmIrs per formed by this wonderful medicine, .f4-. .
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WHEELING va GAS COMPANY.

President-JoHs w. Gill. Seeretary--Jas S. wheate.
Treas,trer-Josiah F. Updegraf Engineer aud Inspector
sau,'l. II. Godthorp.
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TRI.wEEKLY -. treble =. ~ s
MONTHLY :" one fourth g f.
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8 elq 9 g g 4q. 4@49a9 8

1,ro sared By only three 6ofnes OF
" Balsan, Of Uiid Cherry"
..r.tsltzs 3 ttyJ Mt Eden. Ky July 81, 1852
uossrs Harro,rt Howard & Co.-Gents:-Thc "Dr
Basam of wild Cherrythat bought OF you has
been Of such signal benefit in family that wish make
lie virturs known for the benefit OF the public
NV wife took cold time other confinement wmeh
cd her lungs The physicians pronounced hcs as
coughs; she given up, despaTed OF her
and her child partook OF her complaint She 1hen com
uenced taking "TPistar'y Bdisdm of Wild CheTg ana
hotties entire with her and the enid
both -, - ..., l., chair
Ehrrr " ' - ''-'71.- ~ SETH X. SEARCY
Seth r. scaroy whose certificate is above, is man OF as
much ycracity as any this country, and OF good
judgement and place entire reliance on his statement
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CITY DIRECTORY
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Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
piles Of Female Courage, Disinterestedness
and Sef-sacrifce of Ancient and H -''
..a..-t ~ ,, F.. Modern Times -s.-sq j =
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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nbr u.rt Each Session continues flee calendar months
rho teachers present connected with the scmAty
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DIFFICULTY.

There is an aim which all nature seeks the
flower that opens from the bud-the light that
breaks the cloud into a thousand forms
of beauty-is calmly striving to assume the
perfect glory of its power: and the child, whose
proud laugh heralds the mastery OF new
lesson, unsconciously developes the same life
impulse seeking to prove thepower it has felt It's
own.
.Thisis the real goal Of life shining from afar
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bears there is power to traverse it. 1t is like
I fabled hill of Genius, that ever presented a
gtier elevation aboye the one attained. 1t is
Ike the glory Of The stars, which shine by bcr-
;eowed light, each source Of which is tributary to
zone more distant, until the view is lost; as yet
m only know there must be hte-giving centre
ia. to the steady mind though the goal Of life
& dim and distant, its light is fixed and certain
sbile ali lesser aims are but reflections OF this
glory in Notwithstanding shades, which must
be passed, one by one, as the steps OF the ladder
Jon which he mounts to heaven.
Man has an unfortunate prediction to per-
vert whatever God throws in his way 70 aid Eim
and turn good to evil The minor hopes winch
stir to action are mistaken for the final one and
1--WE often look no higher than some mean wish al
Blowing that to rule us which should have been
bur servaht. From this false view rises little ex-