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STANDING COMMITTEES

Os oRpIsAscEs.-Messrs. Nelson. The Mayor, CHAIR
man, Lamb. YarnalI AMI the Clerk.
OS Fis,sCrs.-Mcssrs. Brady; Gill and Lamb.
os AecorsTs.-Messrs. wiekham; Hornbrook and
Woodrow.
OS STREETS ALlErs.-Messrs. Forbes; Bishop; Nc
LuIc; Hammond and Mathews.
OS WATER WoRKs-Messr Tanner; Echols; Hughes
Matthew's Wick.tm and tho Superintendent of Water
Works r..H...
0S M.ESEF IIursF--Mcssrs. wcklalu; letters; ami
Wait.
ox Coat E.Sxs.-Messrs. Gill Brady; Lamb and tho
Superintendent Of Water Works.
OK L.SpiSos.-Messrs HaIlowell; Colts and Yarnsll.
oS FIRE DEr,ETNrSr.-Mcsss. bishop; Hughes; Mat.
ihews ThaTp aid Wait.
oS PErrross.-Messrs. TanIcri Gill and Woodrow.
oS Ran so.Ds-Messrs. Bradyi Bishops Forbes; Gill.
Lamb; Tanner and WoodrOw.
on ELErTIoNs-Nessrs. Lamb; IIonibrook and Tl,arp
ox SlL.RrEs.-Messrs. Yarrall; Colts; Eehols Thar,
and WickhsIn.
Of AssrssxESrs-Mcssrs Iornbrooki Bishop; IIuyl,es
JefeTs and Matthews
Os GKsprs.-McssTs. Forbes; Cots; LETTERS; Wickl.l
aud Yarnail
os REAL Esr.rr-Messrs Gill; bishop; Brady; Halo
well and Woodrow.
Ok PrpLc CENETERy.-Messts. wickham McJare .
letters; Matthews aud Wait.
oS IAonr.-Messrs. cotts Bishop; TanrIcr Wait am
farnaE.
LIST ward-F. y. BRESrtr>srI. I'd watd-G.o RIM
iSsos. ID Ward-S,NL Snirn. Ill. ward-D.vInHaa,
soSp 9Th Ward-.iLrN. TAYLOR
ALDERMEN.
list waId-Davd MacIane. I'd W-Janns Mcdonnell.
ID W.-Geo Dulty. 9TH w.-John l.. Newly 9Th W,
II. ". Jamison. "
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
list ward.-H. w Phillips. al ward-wm = vier
ham ID waId;mDr; "; }; Bates III wa,d-John Gil t.
christ, ST. 9Th Ward.-JosiaiI Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1st Ward.-WnI George. John MooIc
I'd I" Thos Johnston, r. u. Taylor
I'd '' Jacob Scnscncy. Jacob Singleton
ith q. ID. V. Tharp, T. ScatieTday.
9Th '' Matthew u. Reed, James Wilson
SANITARY COMMITTEES
list WaJd-Josepl Greer: 2l ward-P D. TAYLOR: "a
Ward.-Geo ThsIrr: lth.-liarvcy Hall: 5th-Geo "
Moore. ~
FIRE WARDENS
lst Ward.-JosrPh Greer: I'd ward-Josrpb F,rsv,J.
ID Wad-(iro. TTiscr; It'll ward-Joln ci,r,nr. IL
WaN-A. :. Glenn VI !"
lcHTdtsr Of city HdH.-Joei Trslcr
Ottr.e,r2J Chaih GqH-.-Gco IiuIgrr
StI,oH oJJHliie Grarc Idra--EIiss H. I;uu
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MEDICIN AL.
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry!
The best Remedy ever known 10 linn

f.r Coughs Colds, isihaa Group Bronchitis, Influenza,
s,eiing Of the Lungs, Difficult Breathing, Lrer :gee-
.i.is Pain Weakness of the breast or Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, DC, 3c.,3r.
In short, this Balsami peculiarly adapted TO every disease
OF the Lungs and Liver, wichis produced b. Our cverp
varying climate.
nrdicnal properties. This fact is familiar oerery on
in our land, Physicians often prescribe IT In cereit
fornis variety OF complaints Tar, also, has 6oen
equally noted for Its virtues and physicians, whose
names familiar TO The whole country have gone omras
In declare that consumption could be cured ny aL
Llo III other hands, again, was nearly rai,ess OWING
difficulty entirely Obviaed by patient experience
and lon. experiment.
1r extraordinary medicinal powers OF these Two sub,
stances arc now first time combined and cmhndicI
in DIR wISTARS BALSAM OF WlLn CHERRY. -
nice chemical process everything deleterlrs or Useless
rejected, that what remains Is The most cNtra"rinaryh'i
truly cicacios remedy for all kinds of pulmonary aid
diseases known Ia mali. To convncn all nbccVsrr
tina, a., theory is really true refer To few cases
cures PEI formed by this wonderful medicine ...u
az 499 9FF5 SIS 9l9 8
7,ro lice, sarta eme Of Only tire bottles Of TtGrs
Buisup Of ITTld Cherry
MI Eden, Ky, July 81, 1852.
Mcssrs. IIarromt. Howard Il Co.-Gcns:-Thc "Dr.
Wstar's Basam Wild Cherry that bought you has
of such signal benefit in my family that wish TO make
its virtues known the benefit OF the public ,...
wife cold at The time oil her confinement, winch
ccitlcd o her lungs. The physicians pronounced her dis
consumption She had profusc night sweats and had
coughs; she given up, desarcd OF her recovery
and child partook of her complaint. She then coal
mcnccd taking "IYiSiar's Baisdm Of Wild Cherry, and
bottles effected entire with her and the Child
both .s.. rH.Hf l.fssr .r.s. H- ~.
Ihaye no doubt that they would have been in their
graves il they had used Wistar's lalsam Of Wild
Cherry SETH X. SEARCY.
Seth Scarcy whose certificate sabovc, is of as
much vcracty any in this country, and OF good
and place entire reliance on his statement
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nENn TIE CERTIFICATE

Taapoosa Co, Ala, Jam ., 1872.
liz ysoii--ilcar Sn: send this 10 certify TO YOU thai
your Extract orHelluw Dock and Saranriia has per
oi iheiost wonderful cures On NE thai has ev.
CT been affected ON man a.. -
legs in Isis they got had that had 10 go on
oru,ccs, and in 1879 had one leg ampuatcI above The
knee Ia about gnontls after my other lee broke out III
arpc cnt,. and running sores from my knee 10 my foot
and dis 1ircd great deal o offensive matter, and AT the
lime cit hand broke out III large running sores
ihe misery that have suffered the Two years
mot cibc you; was in such that
rested day night was given up 10 die and by The
pointed out TO my family the place where 10 hurry
MAINS ." ~. go
october last son. brought me one OF your bottle
wrappers; read it, aud lou'i record OF some wonderful
SarsaIarilIa' and sottwo hotties oil it, and
ncnctd iai;as ii. weeks 10 my gical asrnnsl
hing ~ had not done Tor Two ycaru. When iaken
ST., hSitics my had nearly all healed My sores got
boiIIcs your Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila
and nov consider myself wei: nm at loss Tor icns
c:n.i;,c for what i; 1s done ac sst coll Ii iitr
ao ri mn ;n, dTg,rS y; ~, nv ro ,c Ga m
hsiisys. vii c"s any i:HnIsn ascasc N lie wo't
g worth la suffering mankind and enireat Them 10
| take it, II will cure them.
Ny is well enown in large portion Of South Caro-
Ina. Georgia and >Iaahann and il any should donh The
above e,ne. invite them I" call on me- and viii show
| nile from Si"c's Ferry, HENEJAf HUGHES
Scrona. syphilis. Mc,cwia complaints Cancer Ghngre
Rheumatism and vast variety 81 Se, "s sire
| cured by the use u This medicine r. ..t1
...... nadcviIe. Alabama, May 81 1852.
McsstE Scovlc " Hcad-This is TO certify that about
the first February last, was afflicted with three or
tour painful aud about the face, some OF them as
large as n quarter dollar; they assumed the appear
Cancers and fearful they would terminate IN
CaLccrs About three weeks since commenced taking
..Ictor Guyso,ts Extract Yellow Dock AMI Sarsala
rilln,, and found immediate relief from It's use have
not quite Two bottles, aud the sores on my face are
all healed I'm; those neck nearly and
truly believe they will he entirely well in few days
clccriully recommend Dr. Guysotts Extract OF Vel
low dock and Sarsapaa'' opclsons afflicted with any
Kind cruptions canccrous My general hcalth
is much improved by the Of the medicine.
" Respectfully, RlCHARE u. BURKE. +
Quart Bottles, 81 per boitlc-siN bottles for 81
Northeast Fourth and Walnut streets, CinciiI-
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DIR. <:uy-oii'- Improved ENtruct of .
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparills

THE ORIGIN .,LAND ONLY GENUINE PREP.ARA.
TIoN FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO ne
AFFECTED Br THE EREE USE OF
-. MERCURY, IRON, QuININE.
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.lE.kSONS.

Lopez RooA No. ILL., Main ST. Robb's Chair Factory
ONO LonGE No. i0i, meets the first Monday nigh, oil
every month
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nc, &c, NC
Let all who wish Pun 90 ilc blood from impurities ami
irIIr The resist clcdccs, resort 10 .GysOii
Extract Yellow Dock AMI Sarsapara,' which pro
Ni an,idotc Tor many of the most mai Iant dis
cr Ia, ami they will never la disrruin
ct lulhis remedy the yuhliC faith has never waYcrci
c> 81 wavcr; ii is founded experiences Just
icir want faith lit and spurious compounds Is
founded experience They lily from mineral nOsiriums
seek hope. vsr this prcly reged6Ie re,a,dy.
however broken down III health and slriiS-iuwcvci
himself and others. let one despair at
cuvcry let The patient only understand that lis hope
only (uysott's Extract oi Yellow IOCk
ami SaIsaImrIra ai persuade him, for his LIES sake,
Try It, and we hesitation in predicting his speedy
restoration to health.
Tie Shaker prepared yellow Dock,'' and the ''Rcd
from which Dr. Guysoits Improved Extract of yellow
Dock Sarsarara is formed. AMI Laboratory Of Dr.
given the y" tues nf these roots in their
ciiun His prcaIaUu contains all the restorative prop
roots. combined and concentrated in their ut
most sircir.t Ia ami efficacy
Experiments mad. in the manufacture al this n-li
Accu, in.y, find il rcsOricd 10 almost universally in
p.,sr alton Of all the vital and all tos,
diseases Of tie skin SO trying I" The patience
and injurious 10 the health. . ..H
astonishing record Ancr forty years sickness, two
years ucating TORTURE the anpuatun Of unclcg aud
body AMI limbs almost oi ealing, purifying dis
Extract ol Yellow Dock and Sarsnrarilia is aimos mirac
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PTesidcni-Jony W. Gut. S,cTeiqrE--Jas \ wb.,,.
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Sam'i II. Got,thorp ''" '''!'''"'-
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mcrchnnss' md Mechanics hank.
IScoRroR lTEp 1872. CirrrAL $1,000
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL. President; SoniEsEI brady. Cashier
Discount day-Tnsday.
North we.tern Bank OF Virginia.
INCORPORATES 1919. ClrIr.L Ssi0O0
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ISrropoRlTED 1884. CArrTIL $1,000.
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Discount day, Friday
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Excecdiu: 5000 miles, &C preIaid or 1uc unpaid ...-
Every less additional 10 he Charged extra,
according To The above rates. 20. ,,....s &.
Drop letters cent; advertised letters, cent additional
10 any other charges. .a..r
On Circulars, &c.
UnscalcJ circulars per one ounce or less,
For any distance not exceeding yo miles cent
1900 miles, = cents.
q. 300 miles, Scents.
"a 1900 miles. lcents.
exceeding 800 miles, Scents.
This includes haIpbills pamphlets, cngrayinss, maga
Zines books and every other description printed
on which is writing other than the address-also
bound books not exceeding u lbs III weight All printed
matter other Iona fae subscribers, and
al ntOpgp ial
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY.

rlIIIE regular time for the commencement ofthc Fall
Session this institution, will he the first day of Sep
fLi6,r ,. Each Session continues fre calender nis
The teachers present connected with the Seminary,
/, follows:
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