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CHURCHES.
Sr.MArruEws, Ep:seerakedn corner Monroe and Byron
Streets REV. WlLLiAN hectori morning scr
vice 103, evening III ..r ~ 'e7.
ST. Jouss Epicopaiean, Main street, between First
Second Centre Wheeling; Rev. JAS. d. McCABE Pastor;
Morning service 10 evening - O'Clock Service and lee
fure Friday evenings at a O'Clock Seats FREE.
FrRsr PREspyTgRIAs, Rer. r. II, Weed Pastor. Fourth
street. between Monroe and Quincy Service Morning AMI
afternoon. n ri p r. Z. - w..
SECOND PRrsnrrER1As. Rtr. Cyrus Dickson. Pastor
Webster Street. between Main and Markets Centre Wheel
ing; Service morning and evening.
THIRD PREsByTERIAx, Rer. Mr.. Paul, Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hall, Main street, above Washington, North
wheelingj Service morning and afternoon.
FouKrn STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rer. s. B. Das.
son. PASTOR Fourth Street. between Monroe and Quncey
Service morning and evening. -.
NORTH STREET METHODIST ErIscorAL, Rer. I'm. VII
,on Pastor, Market and North ss., North Wheel
ng; Service morning and evenings
CnApLInr ST! tMErHonIsr ErlsrorAL. Rer. Z. G. Mich
sso Pastor; Chapne street. between First and Second,
Centre Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
Grxx4s METHODIST EPscoPiL Rer. Mr.. Broad5eck,
aston Chaplne street, between Webster Third Cen.
Wheeling. sh--
n. " Whean Fifth Street, corner OF Hampden. service
aiorning and afternoon. fstst 3ttaS'T+ 81
A,soc1 ATE Rrron Arp Rec T. Mcclure, PASTOR corner
Market steesi service morning and after
&c., -,.....-.. ~
B.r1,sr Re, j. w:sTeR Pastor, Clay street. between
Fiftband Sixth, service morning and evening.
PtRsr IsprprxpESr Cos1R UNIT RIAS Rev.
3 W Webster PASTOR Market street, between Webster
Third Wheeling, service morning and evening.
EvASoELIclr PRorrsrASr. Rer. ). RIoesdT, Pastor,
Clay street. above Sixth, East Wheeling.
ZIos's EvAseELIcAL LuTurRAs, Rer. p. fAnnIner,aeh
PASTOR Market and Monroe streets service TO-
NEW JERus.Lxn .swedenborgian,' No. 10 Union street,
JEWISH ST Aso0uE, No. IS. Monroestreet. 5i..a
DIstIrLEs, First Hose company Hall. Market street
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ERuPTIvE DISEASES.

r T has become settled fact, acknowledged hv the
letter and many other Diseases BRESl,iNGER's FLuID
ExrR SARsArARILLA AND DANpELos, is decidedly
above all other preparations. speaks itself ycr
used; and although have taken the pains
ing published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale it, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
States by persons, who by chance
OF its wonde curative powers. The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious disease:- t3nr .yE
DEAR DocroR:
* The two bottles ofmedicine ] got from yol
vhcnn Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express. ~.
- Yours Respectfully. i+M'|
1t prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF
city, quack medicine, for have made them
with the component parts; and Ill
have not the opportunity making it known
to- that entirely free all minerals and is not in
the least incompatible with any the preparations
dine Eoyler's solution, or other properties.
Paxton & Lake, s, and F. Yahrling, and sol
wholesale and retail by .--.5-.
: - - 11-1 : BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, '62. 81 -.lf r,..."I
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE & BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES

MESSRS. BURKE & BARNES, CELEBRATED
-a' FIRE PROOF SAFES.
HE character these Safes in St Louis was before SO
wellestabshed that any further test proof OF the
fact of their being superior all Others ha been
unnecessary; order to accommodate Hail. the
paentee and OF &c Halls Patent Concrete Saies
which has up all other makes any the United
States Cilder's patent included 1--WE up challenge
below by the Committee super.
were not LETT in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested is TO be at Store
invite the public to call end examine it feel
dent that will doubt their fire proof 9ualitie,
after having the specimen which passed through
fiery ordeal on the 10th OF juno.
Solo Agents Manufacturers No 49, Levee End Nc
81 Com. Street. llf..- 81 F..5
The undersigned committee appointed by L. Hall,
behalf Hall, Dodd Co., OF Cincinnati and Messrs
X Violet & Co.. agents of Messrs Burke, Barnes Co
mt de By bcf: respective prncpals-repor that have
this day subjected Safe OF each manufacture OF similar
size which had been in two years. in to fire
made with dry wood, and Pitsburg stone COAL for the
space OF five hall hours, and during thai be-
leyc the heat applied greater than that any ord
nary conflagraonhat at the expiration OF that time
taking safes from the furnace and cooling them down.
we found iron casting both places entire
ly burnt off, that the Books uninured and
opening the o,nd books and papers entirely
injured, except slightly lie water used in cooling Off
This with both safes and tic only
percepbe difference in the appearance interior
varnsh wood work OF Burke x Barnes
entirely uniJ1red, while that Hail. DodG Il Co.'s
blisered ard blackened 1nconcusion, would re.
mark that from the result test we have no csita
ton in recommending the safes of both parties conf
dence ofthe public.
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JUST PUBLISHED
COMP TIE IN TWO VOLUMES, ROYAL syo. 4
THE EARRIER'S GUIDE To

SCIENTIElC Ann PRACTICAL AcpIC,IH
" - - - 49,, .u... ,.n,,.,,, ooLl uRE,
II I Il EDITION OF STEPHENS BOOK
Uf L Il fAhAi.' BY HENRY STEPHENS, p. 4. s., Or
R WITH AN aM.nGaS ArfESDlx nrJr nor.
TON, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AdRIcuLTtRr, liz rItr
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN ~ - z.d t.f!i M T. '>>
Tins work embraces every subject ofimpotance copr.,
ted with Agriculture in all its various branches bobrhso
rctical and practical Its clear and spacious detail. IN.
fulness and accuracy OF its Information, the comple.
fevery illustration, havc an Agricultural work
tcc never been equaled 1t is arranged under four sre
ate heads, represented by the four seasons OF the
Winter, SPRING Summer, Autumnand the notes Of Pm
greatly TO the value OF the work by adapting it to The
climate growth, &C., of this country The united hr,
oftwo such distinguished writers constitute this the m
complete and valuable Agricultural work issued
the press II comprises two large royal Svo volumes All
contains 1000 pages, besides Il splendid Il,
about GOO cngravngs on wood elater illustrate aI
every implement OF husbandry in use; the ysr,,
methods ofplowng, planting, &c and the former he -
mestic animals, the farmsteading, &c.
IGsu..4 LETTER FROM MR. STEPHENS
.RrppRAr CoTT.or EnISnrpou
.tSept. 30; ISL
"lfessrs Leonard Scona' Co., mo ..,tigf3'g7 u III
uehuciieIi-i Deg u say tnat your FARMERS Gast Is
the only genuine edition published in the United
America OF my work, the Book The FaJm, The edition
at present IN the States under the title Of
Book OF the FARM, Is taken from the first edition M
work, written ten years ago, which In second edition.
entirely rcmodced, and Ill great WROTE adoptr.
al inc more recent IN the practice OF
culture suggested by scientific experiment. and making H.
in effect quite new book -, 49,
+ . ID t ass AMI sirs' your 0neaient servant 70
ror,cpc y r, ,I HEMR MY STEPHENS"
AoE, VI ne rtEss.
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CAAIIBElsLIN,s COMMERCIAL
r-nT... COLLEGE, f..

LOCATED CORNER MARKEr AND THIRD STREETS PITTS
BURGH, A.
o. +. CHAMBERLIN, Principal and Professor OF Tho
Science of Accounts.
p. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmlnship.
TIME principal Object this Institution, is young
men opportunity OF obtaining thorough and II.
mate knowledge of double Entry Book Keeping and its a
pcatiu business operations generally Applicants
enter College any attend both day evening
is SUCH will enable the
TO take charge and conduct scientific principles
set of Double Entry Books completion OF the
pEsMASsmr-To write free and legibe hand is desirn.
BILE accomplishment the education young gcnemenf
every and -ticnlaIy TO those who
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
ncsspursus. This department ir conducted by +.
X. Spencer OF Ohio author of the Spenceran system OF
Penmanshp, gentleman well known throughout the
try, accomplished penman and also OF the
most successful teachers OF the age.
Communications addressed to O. X CHAMBERLAIN
Will receive prompt attention. aug2t.
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n1cehnnics, n1nnufnc,urcr. md Inventors.


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NEW@BOOKS.s.
The Campaign Of Gen. seotfif
GAN INTENsELYINTE REsTINtsR no..

u -. 80 - VI SCA. Scott III
GAN INTENSELY INTEnEsTINtsR re-.
-2tst g Has 1yoL.1 oMo.s sEes.lIi n rrs 10y
mi ooRE d.ANDERsoN, have justready in ~
!. THE o1MpA1GN Or GENERAL scorr sss
vol, with Map Of the Battle GroundssS7 ea, u
Adcaiied account Of General Scott brilliant
ID impartial account OF all he saw.-Ksnao IN IN, =, M
Aapirited and extended sketch of the last Msvi,.
pagE. The author is attached to The Navy hui cah
aeeider ~ connected with the
iS ba!y S sn'neeA IT'S pef's'' TO lay 1t
Ono OF The most gallant officers in the Nav
whole volume, work ofintellect, is worthy Ie
place department TO which it belonss-Iss.sh
5aItis 70 small praise to the author to saw tb,
never read history evidently SO fairly writ,eneh!n
"a volume full ofinstruction and interest. n,
with flowing PEN in vigorous STYLE enriehiug his M
tive Of brilliant campaign with personal recOiieeo1a
We have seen no work which has given such WI,
pressions Of MEXICAN scenery and character or The y
OF Gen. Scott's Campaign.-SoutieTn PreSs, eStes
Has given to the public very attraCtiv We work
CS. CD Standard. b. ..if n sg,tj III. r-'aeis
We find in this hook, The most lfe.like, desern,..
men and things-of Scenery and Society-oT
battles and victories, that we have ah
Rerie,r. NE.'''sRie
We follow with interest renewed, az we aav,,,.
footsteps OF that consunate soldier whose
trumphs from Vera Cruz to the City Mexico r sti
ries Of mannavers absolutely in the ans.
His original descriptions drawn with great ter,
He Is lively and spirited narrator. His BATH
are extremely vivid, and produce deep pr a. sio
Imagination He crtieises the military IN
cidcd partisan spirit, but with evident abiHty
Iun-. J,.fia.4t. -4.z sriF-r,ft,a In b -. hi
The very best book which that war has called m,,
Philadeiphid Presbyterian, Ist!i35 !5Nt o ot
III reading some ofthe authors descriptions of 49,,
and storms, one can hardly wonder at the ascpatio
enthusiasm productive OF the almost incredible NH;
Prince Rerie,c5ll .s i5Js1I -il}1 lIilT " AZ
The book is more than rcadatle its statistics
and Sketches give the reader clear an accom-,
campaign can ba found any where, superior in lie
il not in value, to Major Ripley's History-E y p
| gelist. hn'
Pays warm ribute to the many admirable op,r,,
that eminent commander, Gen. 1850
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Extrao, from letter received from a Physiean in Ml
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. West Byoadnay and Frankii street, Ne,p York
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, and hands in motion;
only representation OF the kind i'll the country The
and best collection oI Ancient and Modern Coins in the u s.
The figure OF Soldier i'll the Continental unorm blue and
bluI lead buttons, marked U. S. A., three corncnd Hat
reeches, Caters, &c, Also, Birds Various Plum.
curious Freaks of Nature, Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings, fine Engraving with many other
and valuable Curositics Statue OF George ILL., Such
lection cannot be found in Establishment OF the kind in
the United States A double Calf which universally adj
mtted be great wonder The calves joined together
the neck down the middle They grown
perfectly formed, and bought from the town OF Lyme,
A Live White Rat from BcrksC Penn. IdmitGnce GRAF
IS. Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Domnocs. A Billiard Room with two spleu.
did Tables, is also attac he'd to the house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice. The Larder will be
supplied with all the dclcaces OF the Came Oys
tiers, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets, &C., provided
at any hour
AT this Establishment may be n celebrated bird,
MINO that viii repeat almost anything after stranger.
Accommodation for political meetings OF any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor or the
celebrated Establishment. and having made various atera
TONS prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels city New York The Bar Room, which
tans the private in this country, being the
collection years. will sustain the reputation
under the charge MI Thomas Riley in the quality Gifts
TORY where meals will be served at all hours OF the day
evening Private for Courts martial Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties, &C., &C.
The public respectfully invited to grant him share
their patronage. -
wishing Wine and Spirits may depend
ha wing them genuine at this Establishment.
N B-Privatc families supplied with Dinners Suppers
in superior STYLE for Parties OF number at their
tive hon and of glass silver sent out to part
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WASHINGTON.

From Stuart's M ost celebrated Pss sfos
THIS large and magnificent Portraits o. Mns;Ssredb,
l. from tho burin American n,;S, spe,i
all who have seen it to be OF tho most
icons o. art published, and correct
IreroN The size ofthe platei is eighteen by
inches. which vii! make handsome picture siiten
It is correct copy from Stuart's celebrated org
Painting now Mt the State House. Hartford
lti Is finely engraved, ndprinted on snpenv ~
That It may be within the reach OF all, the Pnpn'
reduced the price to ONE DOLLAR! ror reeeit
Anpersons RENTING the amonnt may rely r Of tie
ing perfect copy by return OF mail TO any Pa az
States, carefully put up rollers made io' 'N'
free OF postage. - -, -. -, -I-...,,,shsr! {E
= - JOHN S. T Ltl9 yori
1i'si5fa p=7is'l hook. seller and Publ she
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

HIs Oils result oftwenty years investigation by
L French Physician, and Is extensively used In
France both the purpose okeeping the hair glossy, and
restoringit in bald places. .,l g.-5s 49,
This Oil is particularly recommended, win render
the Hair SOFT glossy and pabe, besides making about
two shades darker. IL. it...
Prepared only by Dr. Fontain PARIS, Poets per. bottle
For p,le by J.BVowELL, 81 Unionat
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DIR. Guysoft's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparill;

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREpARA-
rlON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
sAFFECTED by THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUINlNE, .I"
&c. &c, &c. .f
Let wish purge the blood from impurities, and
prepare resist epedemcs 10 "Guysota
Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," which pro-
wing antidoc many of the most mai gant dis.
eases that flesh heir to- and they will be disappo
ted this remedy the yublc fa has avcred
eau wavcr Is founded experience, just az
their want faith in other and spurious compounds is
seek hope, and vgor this purely regetaJe remedy
however broken down in health and spirits-hOweveI
oahcsonc himself and Others let despair
covery the patient only understand that his hope
restoration lies only i'll GuysOtts Extract OF Yellow Dock
Sarsalarla and persuade him, for his LIES sake
try il, and have hesitation Ill predicting his speedy
restoration TO health.
The Shaker prepared .tYcllow Dock" and the Cred
Honduras Sarsapa the invaluable remedial agents.
which Dr. Ciuysotrs Improved Extract OF yellow
Dock and Sarsapara is formed, and Laboratory DR.
uysott virtues of these in their per.
critics roots combined and concentrated in their
most strength and efficacy.
Experiments made in the manufacture OF this medi
cine until found that ii could not be further improved
Accordingly, find it resorted to almost universally III
cases of Hepatc Scorbuc and Cutaneo,s complaints
general prostration all the vital powers, all those
tormentng diseases OF the skin trying to the patience
and so injurious 10 the health.
The following Bcnaah Hughes is of the most
astonishing record. Aer forty years. Sickness two
years. cXcrcatng TORTURE the ampuaton OF oneleg and
the body and limbs almost of eating Purifying dis
charging ulcers be cured by eight bottles of GuysottS
Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsapara is almost mirac
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ABOOK FOR THE TIMES!
,I ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT 1871!

as II 1917! ....
Being ativcs and incidents In the LIFE
THE LowLy.' by ". l.. g. Smith, Esq.
The object OF le author to represent the condition
the Slave III his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
ntions and pastimes the relations between and
the mistaken nd mscOnceivcd
northern Phanhropist, DC, &C., and 10 represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural orms the
displayed in the humbest lot OF society, thus showing
happiness na freedom; and at the represent
is, class OF people, viz The Planter, whom justice
has seldom been DONE and whose character exhibited in
every iiie is well to win the amabe ui
mcnt of the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
a. 2-The plantation-Unclc TOMS IIaziness.
3-Sobrety and Mcrrment.
1.-THE Punishment
:. 5-The School Master.
" G-FamiIy of the Planter.
I" 7-Schoo Keeping. ,..
" S-Ihe secret League OF Rebellion
/" 9-The Surprise.
=" 1Elndependencc Day.
=" 1.-THE Ovcrsccr.
I" 12-Schoo Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
1SUncIe Tom and Dinah
1i-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
15-Cassy. g
IG-Sunday.
I7-The Overseer's Communication to the Planter.
1tThe Suspicion.
!" 1S-School Masters Uncasness and Departure.
" 20-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
21-liis Determination 10 go 10 the State OF Free
dom,
" 22-Thc Escape.
23-The Pursuit.
:" 24-BuiIalo-Thc Boot black
80 25-iard Times.
t e6-Uncc Toms Soliloquy. N..
!" 2T-The Alarm
&c 2SAmeriCan Hotel
" o9-The Free Negro.
" 30-Courage, Quetude and Contcntment
I" 3f-Nagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
81 32-Thc Interview between Master and Slave
4. 3tUncle Toms Decision
3i-.Back to Old Virginia.
35-Concusion. ...a.
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Berger or Spine and Muscle Liniment.
NE this remedial agent ,forbear TO say anything tho
W speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism
Neuralgia sprains, pains from Bruises, Burns, is
really could give credenee to assertions
-, = - '7'. -. PAXTON & LAKES,
l.- End OF Susp Bridge, and
Aug 2i-1y;d BRENTLINGRR IEARMSTRoNG's.