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HIcchnnl,ics, DTnnuIncturcrs ana Tniycnitsorrs

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~ NEW DOORS.

- - = LBllGltAS
The Campaign of Gen 'ssoasss4II
IAN INTlENsEDH 4MTER EsTTNs rss
~ = ...a'1 VOL isao.S les. i9sS9.K:,
ooRES. ANDERSON haze ju6t read, ltf
At THK cAMPklGH or GENERA i. sco,i.s sss'''
~ IN, nc EsiS OF Mexico. by Lieut. she
haetnled account OF General Seott'a hfiI,I,i
n p, y a nan .oL sterling selSe
.litps usi account OIL all he IN Il.
AeTitited and extended sketch or the l,.,.,..,
aeeider ~ connected with tie bSt bean.
Written in clear and vigorous style ana 4;
9 t5h h haypS commenced its Petsa toay ii
One orthe most gallant oflsors in thu Nav,
whole volume, as work oTntellect IL val III
Journal. ssyl!.s,i, LsllSf
never read history evidently so Airy III We
"a volume fun ofinstrueton and intere,, N
with Rowing pen, in vigorous sfys, s witt.
uNeof G6Tfiant eGnJafg with personal NY
the distinguished u actors Ira "
PIessions o. MEXICAN scenery and or ~ Ia
o. t Zen: SCOTS sSsai.
Has gwen 20 the public very attract I'd work sIo
Is. CD Standard. - A--SAsIitti
We find in this hook, he most iffeiiEe 5Ia.s
men and IhinPH-of Scenery and socieIyoT
Re si.SS IN the' we have e 9F
We follow with interest renewed as we ss,,,,...
t?iS%PEs from Vera Gqaa e SSifefE
fies OF manoiyers absolutely in ~ b.
military Strategy.-Cin. GAG. ''-' SvNh IA o.
His original descriptions Al 10 drawn with vss.,
He Is lively and spirited narrator His SsttIs
are extremely vivid and produce esso5
siaed partisan spirit but with e {
Ihe ySgy Sest book which that var has
IN reading some orthe authors descriptions N, -,
aud storms, one can hardly wonder at the fascins,
enthusiasm productive OF tho dlf1oSt tal
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mEmBERs OF COUNCIL.

FIRST wARp.-yohn Mcclure, Jri John Hughes s. ID.
Woodrow Isaac Gotta
sreoxD wARD-JOhn Bishop; Geo. E. wiekham.
TmRD wARD.-s. BradyiJ. J. Yarnalli John NJ. Math.
eWsi Daniel Lamb.
FouRTH wARD.-Dr. James Tanner E. C. Jeffersi A. s.
HalIowell; u. v. ThaTpi David Hammond.
FnrH wARD- George Forbes John w. Gill; Lorcnz'i
u. Wait; Jacob HoTnbIOokI Henry Eehols-
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MEDICINA AL.
Wistaris Baisam Of wild Cherry
The best Kennedy ever Know

The best Kennedy ever known 10 Mnn
r. C6RghS Colds, Astfa, Group, Bronehttts Ifetta,
-'-!iHs e ne Lsgs 4 gseastng LtvsEA
Stages Of Consumption Dc, DC, de-
In short this Basamis peculiarly adapted TO every dseane
OF the Lungs and Liver whchia produced b. our evar
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long known to important
nsdioinll properties. This fact Is familiar to every nro
In Gne, and Physictana Often prescribe 1t In different
forms varietyOf complaints. Tar also, has bscn
familiar the whole country, have co ras
dsclIrp tllt oven colStPto could DO cured by taL
LioIs III other hands again Il was nearly Yaueles owing
it's difficulty nov entirely obyated by patient experience
and long experiment.. -
Tne Extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two Sub
in DR TIST AIRS -BALSAA4- OF WILD CHERRY, IS
chemical process everything delcteTirus useless Z
truly eiicSeious remedy all kinds of pulmonary lhd
dscasrs known to To convince all unbelcVJr-
that theory is really true, refer TO icw
inexperienced by this wonderful medicine.
9E4 92944 9.
BalsaH OF Wild cheTTy,'' ~ y
t.t % Mt. Eden, KY, July 81. 1852.
AIcssrs. Harcourt, Howard & Co.-Gents:-The cdr.
Wisars Balsam OF Wild Cherry that bought !Ycu has
such signal benefit IN family, that wish mako
its virtues known for The benefit OF the public.
My wife took cold at the time OF her confinement which
ccted cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
consumption She had prOfse night swe1tsI and had
eoughs she given up for despaied OF her recovery
her child partook of her complaint. She then coM
mcnced taking "IVisaTS BdRdHi Of Wild Cherry" unJ
three bottles Effected MI entire cure with hor and the ch
both ..
graves IL they had not used Wstars Balsam OF Wild
ChsTy. SETH II. SEhhCH.
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate isabove is
much Vcracity any in this country and q good
nlfnuFa nm Rfa
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Odd FELLOWN.

LoD0E RooN, No. 123 Market street. the Post ONCE
yIRuHIUs LoDOE, No 3 eetseveTy Thursday evening.
FR1NKLIH LoDGE, No. H. meets every Monday evening
VIZ. TILL LoDGE, No. 3d. meets every Wednesday eve.
wHEELING LOD0E No 90 tseyery SauI day eyoninG.
Pamela LoDGE, No 81, meets every Friday evening.
ABGAHs ENcAHPNENT, No /, meets list and Sd Tuesday
each month.
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DIR. GuysOtts Improved Extrnctof
Yellow Dock and SarsaparilI;

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARE.
rIoN FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF TIKI LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED by THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNlNE,
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OF this remedial agent we orbear to say anything tho
" speedy and certain action in removing RheumatisHt.
Neuralgia Sprains, pains from Bruises Burns &C. s so
extraordinary that speak its real merits you
really fear, could scarce give assertions.
l15 ~ 1t can be had at
PAXTON. &. LAKES,
-5,.g.l p, End or Susp. Bridge, and at
Aug. 2t-1yd, BRBNTLINGER & ARMSTRONGISy
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.


II has become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
Physicians ofour city, that in the oiua
letter, and many other diseases, RREETiNGEs FLuID
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA AND D1BDELIon, is jetidedy
above preparations. II speaks itself Whenever
although have taken the pains
ngit published throughhe papers, OF appointing agents
for the Off yet almost weekly receiving or
ders from Vermont, New York. Ohio Kentucky other
staes BY who by some chance have heard
wonderful curative powers The following
gentleman of Vermont few days since who used for
very serious disease:-
DEAR DocToR: "i
The two bottles ofmedicine 1 got from yoI
henin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please 1end me
some moro by Express. .ss tsl
Yours Respectfully.
1t now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians
city, 9uaek medicine, for have made them
quaiEted with the component partsi and saytoa
such have not the opportunity or making it Known
to- that is entirely free from all minerals, and is in
the with any of tie preparations oIO
dine, Fowlor's solution, or other properties. y
To be had Paxton & Lakes and r. Yahrlng, and sold
wholesale and retail by
Monroe street. opposite Warrington Han, wheeling Va.
July 81, '62' -
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The Heroic Women
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or
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Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
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p Modern Times. +, Il &
BY HENRY @. WATSON. 81

pies Vi renale courage, DlslntcTeEtedReSs
: and Self sacrifice of Ancient anil
p Modern Times.
BY HENRY @. WATSON,
LUTloN,S %fN1GHT Is 4 BEotRSHoTsEs,,,t 4 &C. ~
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Look 20 Ivol1Ir CouehaI

III LOOK 10 your .OUUBuB!I Z n"
mo all such asare labOrng under Coughs Colds Hoarse
i ness Palma in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &C., VIC
would honestly recommend the OF Brentnger's Com;
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1t can be had at Mesars. PAXTON & LANES end or
the Suspention Bridge, and at
BRKNTL1NGER& ARMsTRoNG'S,
aug2t- yrd Monroe street, Wheeling.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

HTerchnnts' and MechanIes' Bank.
INeoEPoRATED 1895. CAPiTAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL, Presidents sOBrraKt BRADY, Cashier.
Discount dGy-Tuesday.
NOrth Western Bank OF Virginia.
IHeoRFoRGrED 1919. CAFrrAL $4,000.
Southwest CorDsr OF Main and Monroe streets
JOHN c. CAMPBELL, President; DAHL. LANB, Cashier.
Discount day-ThursdAy
Manufacturers and Farmers Bank
OF wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
NeeRPoEArrD March, 1851. CAPrTAL sTocK $4,000.
THos SWEENEY, Prest JoHN LiST, Cashier.
wheeling suviuEs' InstitutiOn.
No. 1872, Main ST.
IMcPoBoRETED 1884 CAPITAL $4,000.
u NELSON, President; WILLIAM McCoY, Treasurer.
DISCOUNT diy-ThuTsdsy.
Savings bank OF wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth Streets Centre Wheeling.
INcoRPoRATED 1881. CArrrAL $4,000. ID -
THos. H. LIST, President; wv RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday.
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Extract fOma letter 1seeiyea ftom9 Physician in M

Extract FRONT letter received frOmo Physician in Md
CANHRIpGE AID, oct. oh, 1850
MessTs S1NDS Geutlemen;-My little daughter was
hicted Tor long time with Head aud Eyes, by
using SarsapaIila, perfectly cured other ned-
cDes and SaIsapurRs having failed 10 relieve her Having
used it aud tested its efficacy, now confidently
TO other, 1t seems possess IUet-
ties not contained III any other preparations
purchasers alter they have used 1t, invariably want II
same article again, whenever they require medicine TO-
which THIS is Iecommcnded. Respectfully yours,
n J. FLINT, NJ. d.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by a. DT
SANDS Druggists aud Chemists, 100 Fulton st. corner q
William, New York. Sold also by druggists gene. ally
throughout the United States Canadas Price 81 ne
bOttsi six bottles Tor Ga For sale by
J. II. CRUMBACkER,
No. ITO Main St., Wheeling
L. Wilcox OF PisbuTghj SeatOn Sharpe MaysyiIlc,
ShAckleIorG q CricIOH POrtsmOuthi and E. H. lIinma
CinClnIIau sept10-3m
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oDoE RooH. No. III, Main Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LODoE. No. 1O1, meets the first Monday night OF
weymouth lf7.T.I|
wiEELlSo UHOs CulrrER, No. IS. meets the second
Monday night Of every month.
WHEEEIso LoBoE, No. I2s meets the third Monday
right OF every month.
WHEELING ENCAAPAENT X. T., meets on the fourth
Monday night OF every month
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IN OUART ROTTLES.


Fer Purifyih the Blood, md for She CureOt
SCRoFULA, MRRCURIAb DISEASES, RHEUMATISM
CUTANEoUs ERUPTIoNs, STUBBORN ULCERS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, BRoNCH "
IT'S, SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION. FIR
YER SORES, FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
ERYsIPELAS, LOSS oFTHEAPPE-
TITE, PIMPLBs, B1LEs, G2S.
.ERAL. DEBILITY, &c. &c.
This preparation tho test OF IA
experience since It's FIRST introduction TO public yor dug
ing which time limitations have sprung Into exist
founding their claims to the confidence OF tho eommu
nifty cuatiyepowers contained in Sarsapara ROo,
the great reputation extended of which
mainly attributable the many wonderful cares cted by
the OF this rrepaInton While SaTsaPara Root forms
an important part OF its combination 1t is, at the
time compounded with other Vegetable remedies OF great
power, in the peculiar combination aud scientific
manner OF its preparation, that its remarkable success in
the cure disease depends Other preparations initiate
style putting up and in bearing the OF one U
its Ingredients, and hee ends their resemblance to IL
Those needing remedy and pu like this, request
whee this difference exists aud in making choice
oIwhat they will take any other that
their confidence from the long list or cures it has
living witnesses whose Testimonials aud rest
dencca published, and who sill bclling daily
testimony TO Its WORTH
LIVER COMPLAINT AND SALT RHkuM
NEw YORK, judy "a, 1871
but eeby eEpess my opIOIs, IN conveying the iessI
Intelligence Iic restored To perfect health D tie
seNe disease covered whole surface
body, 1t would have been Impossible 10
any paII that the hlnOTi The head, fate,
body ed with sca,es like those OF tsi
ie quantities. aud walking caused tue
CT uciatig usu1es JOINTS more scVeiey
than any OLe. part She sLHei 0d also long time
Affection The hyeE connected viii gecHI DEPUTY,
pa osII anon systenL PhysclaL< iJt al
EUROPE America, had exhausted tile
without elIeetlig cue, ScATccy afO dug iee.,
skill waning, she happily
your SaTsapaTllA. Tie disease was pIonUGIlced
Iheum, but SYSTEM internally and externally,
altogether lcaSedi buI complete has bee
using the sarSai aa for six weeks and taking
less than dozen BUtues, that enjoys
health than years 10 taking the SaIsaaI
object making tins communication is
suffered sic mas may know where aud
apply relief, CShd that Yain) compete cue
will be the Jesuit NY wlIe ullIes with
| thanksj and believe me- gentlemen,
| Yours sincerely, EERRlER NAZER.
City aud County or ioTk, :-FerIler NE1eI beng
duly sworn, doth depose aud says that The foregoing
ueut which subscribed his nanc,
cutate 10 The best Of lis &c and beefSynru auI
subscribed this 27tl day OF July, 1872 before me,
e. 5, WOODHULL, Mayor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wITKELINCs PRnIAIIIs 4 iItssnrT11iNAIsX:

IIlR regular time for tho commencement oftho FAN
Il Session this institution, win be the day of Sep
tEElb Zach Session continues fUe calendar
'rs feGebera At present connected with the Seminary,
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e s. 99-9-E99E.99
Ttro Iires sared By the only three bottles of "WTsar'
I. BaIsan OF wa CheTTY.'' = n. y

Seth Searcy whose certificate isabove, is of
Veracity any in this country, and Of good
judgement, we place entire reliance his statement
HARCOURT, HOWARD g. co.
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STANDING COMMITTEES

on oHDixAxeEs.-Messrs. Nelson, the Mayor, cchuir
nan,O Lamb, Yarnall and the Clerk.
OK FNAHcp.-MessTs- BRADY Gill and Lamb.
on AccouSrs.-Messrs wickhami HOrnbrOOk anti
Woodrow.
or STREET. ALhErs.-Messrs, Forbes Bishops Nc
on warn worrs.-Messr Tanner; Eeeholsi Hughes
Natthswai wiekham and the Superintendent OF Water
Works
wait Gh MARKET A'''E--AF'''' ''N''''' ' w
or Coat BASE.-MessEs. Gill; Bradyi Lamb and the
Superintendent Of Water Works.
OK LLNDtSGS.-Messrs. Hsllowelli Colts and Yarnall
on FRE DEFAKrnExT.-Messrs. Bishop Hughes Mat
theWSi ThaTp and Wait
on PErtr1oxs.-Mesars. Tanner Gill and Woodrow.
on Rail- RoADs-Mes.rs. Brady Bishops FOrbesi Gill.
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow.
on RLEcr1oM-Messrs. Lambs Hornbrook and Tharp.
on sGLARrrs-Nessrs. YarnaIli COtsi Eehols, Thar
and wiekham.
IeHArS and Matthew's
OK GRADEs-Messrs Forbes, cOttsi JeHsrsi wlekhanI
and Ylrnan.
on Real EsTATE.-Mesars. Gill Bishops Brauyi haHo
well and WoodTow
iefe,si Matthew's and Wait
or LIonr.-Messrs. COttsi Bishops Tanueri Wait AID
YHrnaE.
ASSESSORS.
TAT ward-F. A. BRENTLINGER. Cd Ward-GEo. Ron.
,HsoS. Sd waTd-SAML SIXTH. eth ward-DAvID HAM
noNp. 9th waTd-ALEX. TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
al wso Daity SiS W. John l. Newly oh W.
IL IL Jlmison.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1,t w.IdH W. Philips "a w I fch VIII
ehTiat ST. 9th waTd.-JOsiah Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
lat waTd-wm. George. John Moore.
"a Thos Johnston, p. b. Taylor.
al a. Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
an "a = DIV. Tharp, p. ScatteTday.
Stb Mathew b. Reed, James Wilson.
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
e., yy,ri-Io.eph Greer: 2d ward-P. b. TAYLOR: Cd
waTd-Geo TTSieri 4th-Hsryey Hall: oth.-Geo. w.
A0O'e FIRE wARDENs.
~. yysra.-Jcssph Greer: Cd ward.-Joseph Forsyth;
"a gSrd-Geo TTisler; 18th WaId.-John Clayton, 9th
Wafd-A. 5. Glenn
Curaror of City Han-JOel Triner.
on,r,,., Of chein Gans-Geo Bulger.
S,I.Oa Of r4Slie GTart Eards-Elias II. Burt.
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WHEELING GAS COMPANY.

PTeadont-JOHN W. GILL. StcTeLaTy ? Ja8 y, " heaIt
IJ,asaysy-Josiah F. UpdegaG. Bngfker and IHsReetOT
Saml. H. GOldthorP.
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PROSP ECTgsES.


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From the Formation ef the Nary, to the close Of
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