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MISCELlzA=NEO US.
WHEELING FEmALE SEMINARY.

n ".
tHHk regular time for the committeeman ofthe Fan
Session Of this institution will be the first day Of Sep
Merit Zach Session continues calendar MONTH
Inc teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev. p. y. ToLFoRp, b. D., Principal.
Mss atss n ii GaiSE ORR,
MIS- MIS- R FRhA6 Ii n L. MaRGfNs; '4"''
Miss MARYo ToLFoRD, ASSISTANT Primary Depart
p er JOHN 9 \. W Y Nh 4g,te and German
Pro r. b. p Stone M1hEsi1 as.a l SE.e and D'aef"s
hss Orr will not take active duty tho conf rg session,
Tla5ahly be with us in the spring i'A''' Hne VII
Mss Bliss has been for several years connces,4 ia
higher branches taught in sem9aes , but IS
an Teacher OF Music and French Pupils
ION Prof Winkle or Miss Bliss. = ''''''
LIE Natural s Sciences win be taught by the reya
soIe the classes by some experienced Lecturer,
We would again direct the attention OF parents, to tht
Terms In the Seminary Amy person knowing grade
The majority OF the studies of pupil IN any particular
Iiass "a t nat + Ta aas pupils grade
%; OF five months, sal y sos 90
r"snm,ns !ot DoaIaers, per uoz, 90
iiAy turlLs-Tu ition-Prmary Junior Gradcper
session, -llas.stf 600
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
=, per session, 1900
:: Ancient Languages, na' Fourth year. i isoo
s No sTt Ira esarsss eEept for ne olto.Cdg branches:
OF nHe months, with use OF instrument
". .oi LESSONS, 1900
T. !, &c Oh instrument Tor daily practice, 200
Modem Languages, Painting or drawing, 1600
Els: u oIJcry, Fancy Needework, or plain Sew.
ns, @ ~ = no W ~. -. = 6oo
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures co.
Wc Music Teacher 81 YES lessons out OF the semina.
RS III OF the extra trouble same ia
cal as N the Seminary viz: $1s per session.
Pupils are charged from the time to the close
" ession and nc deduction made except sickness
With reference to the management or the school, we
IN We only tosay that have here Government and Latc
administered kindly inieed, but still COVE nent and
inw which all concerned must respect and obey Our
cnrc of Female Teachers night and day This system
catra care aud trouble to Teachers, but ONLY sa
cd our views. - - - vs.
As to the progress OF pupils in sound learning
Hose Interested will visit attend &c
n will point them 10 the members OF higher classes
a He s'nt nosra nnontnlente-here pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81. -'- F.15 80
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Merchants and Meehanics' Bank.
lScoRPoRArED 1885. CAP1rAL $4,000
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets
JOHN w. GILL. Presidents SoD1EsxI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank Of Virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919. CAPIrAL Ste5.10O
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN C. CAMPBELL, President; DAx'L. LAMB, Cashier
Discount day-Thursday.
Manufacturers and Fnrmers' Bank
cir 20 5-.as " of Wheeling.
Main street. between Monroe and Quincy
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851 CAPITAL Srocx $500, OOO
THoS. SWEENEY, Prest JOHN LIST, Cashier
wheeling snvings' Institution.
No. 1872, Main ST.
sl lNCPoBoHATED 1884, CAPITAL $4,000
NJ NELSON, President; WILLIAn Mccoy, Treasurer.
Discount dhy-Thursday.
SavinRs' Bank of wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth Streets Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
THoS. H. LIST, President; MN RANKIN, Treasurer
Discount day, Friday.
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES

has now become settled fact, ckuoyyledged he tho
best OF city, that in euc or Sci ofuln
re.tei anu many otner diseases, BRESTLSoERs FLuTp
rsSTRAcr OF SARsAPARILLA DANpRIIoH ideIi.
above all other preparations speaks
nsed and although we have tho pains or hs
through the papers, appointing agents
lor the sale OF yet we almost weekly receiye
lromYermon New York, Ohio, KentuesY ana o ber
os %ho BY heard
gentleman OF Vermont days since who usea r t
very serious disease:- ' 0 ~ II lot
DEAR DOCTOR; .s ~
The two bottles ofmedicipe got from, ,o,,
whenin Wheeng have nearly cured me, please send me
Yours Respectfully
1t Is now presc BY nearly Physicians OF our
CITY, not as qIack medicine, have made fbey,
quanted with the component parts; and we nov cue W aS;
such as we have not the opportunity OF making II kno
70, hat II Is ehuTeiy Tree from all ia moi l.;
tie least incompatible with any the preparaons
ui ne, rowier,s solution, or other properties " ~"
wholesale and retail by ~ = ~ = - anu SOIL
$780,. BRENTLlNGER G ARMSTRONG
July 81. 49, An' wheeling Va.
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I'm QUART BOTTLES.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM.

The value of this Medicine IL ow widely known and
every day the field OF its s' fesss extended. 1t ay-
proved and highly nded by Physicians and
ted to be the most m and searching preparation
the root that has been employed in medical practice
Its operation extends TO tho remoest OF the syatc
and consists in removing diseased action in the absorbing
and secreting organs lmman, Nature seldom effects,
assisted the OF any vircnt disease requires tho
aid OF stimulent, Alternative, aIsertic medicine.
diseases OF the skin and flesh. Iaon of these three
asses OF medical agents is highly deslr t1s. All the SC
properties combined in this preparations and ste OF
operating successfully the system tdey must nc
cessarily do when taken separately, they smulta
neously and in perfect harmony when in this
orm Its tonic property strengthens digestion and i'm
proves the appette-ls Alternative tendency carries oil
the accumulaons OF morbid its antiseptic in
uence ncuralizes the vrus which disease is fos
tered Its uniform in curing and relieving the va
rious diseases for whichitis recommended s
bp multitude of attested facts. .. .I.a ".
CURE OF BRONCHITIS, on MINISTER'S SORE THROAT.
Fair Hauen, Mass, dug. 22d, 1850.
Messrs SAsDsl regard but justice yourselves and
hunaniy 10 all similarly afflicted, your Sarsu-
parila has cured me OF the chronic yngitis.
It would be difficult for to desc alarming con.
dton of throat and vocal organs evons the use of
your Invaluable remedy. During nearly thee years was
forced 10 desist from The public duties OF my oiess.o
md having made OF variety proessed spe
cies besides uniting IT, more than thirty painful
Tic Applications had abandoned ali hope Relief Wien
az derer resort, was led 10 tial your sapa
riIa.
My disease was Of so long standing, and had obst-
aely resisted the best medical Skill am conscious
it cannot Ty be said, faith hath me- r had
one but trust eel IN app rec gTatr-
ul for tie favor result above have nov been
able to attend to The duties OF this for more than
ycai land having pI owed irou actual
oughness oil the cure could not feel Justified in longer
withholding tins statement.
am accustomed 10 keep bottle OF your
hand and whenever exposed TO colds labor st
use 1t as Prersntitire.
Very gratefully yours, SIX. BROWN;
Pastor of Centre st. NJ. T. church.
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.

FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.
The attention OF the reader is called follow ing
fcate OF ka bic effected by using only t,e
bottles of Sands Sarsaparilla
Sidney, (lllaine,) April is, 1850
Messrs. a. B. d D. SANDS:
GenemenIIhis is 70 certify that have been afflicted
mole or less since BIRTH with QUA winch cuuli,-
ucd 10 increase until last February III January NY legs
we've so swollen could boot king and
had several large So res OIL me all the time. ls sit
uation was about TO give in despair was at-
vised TO try Sands SarsaailIs. had much faith In
ii, but sent to your agents in AUGUSTA Me- and procured
bottle, which did me much good, sent and ruI
anot her. and continued until had taken We bottles
am now perfectly we'll II any person may read this
letter is afflicted with amy disease OF Scoiula would
most sincerely recomnend him Sands
II any person wishes further information my
by calling upon convince healing mower "a,
this medicine. STkPHENC HdI tlH0D
we are personally acquainted with Mr.. Hayw God
and believe his statement above 10 be true
DlLLlAGHAM " TITCOMR.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and RETAIL BY A n ~ H.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. corner I
William, New York Sold also by Druggists srneTnv
throughout the United States Canaas Price 81 ey
bottles SIX bottles iof 80. For by -
j. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. lI6 Main ST.. Wheeling
L. wilcox OF Pittsburgh ScatOn Sharpe OF MavsvIle
Shackeiord ~ crichton, Portsmouth,; and E H. iinumu
Cincinnati. declO-3n,
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lIASONs.

RooM, No. III, Main ST., RobbS Chair Factory
ONO LOPEZ No. 1ol, meets the first Monday night of
very month. e y"
wmErLISo UNION CHATTER, No. 10, meets the secou,
Monday night of every month
WHEELING LoD0H, No. 1875 meets on the third Monda,
night of every month.
WRESTLING ExcAMPAESr OF X T. meets on The fourtI
Monday night OF every month.
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CITY DIRECTORY..=

cudes the foreign postage of % cents On those re-
ceivcd the foreign postage is required to be paid In
vance, leaving the United States postage OF % to be
pre- paid on those received Tonr
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wheelfnr Cna,on, mon..

Established in 1881. Z. b. SWEARINGEN, Surveyor ami
Collector of Customs ONCE No. 10, Union street.
mpoltatons this po made by way ofNew Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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CONSUMPTION Durable!

-u.lE -r CONSUMPTION CURABLE!.
Robert Sandcrson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county Ohio and brother 'NajGr
General Sanderson officer in the 1872 cured al
CONSUMPTION by the use OF ''wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. Feb 25, 1852.
Dear S!r:-As consider that life has greatly
prolonged by my being cured Consumption by the use o
cdr Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry win state tle
ymy9ms Of my case that others similarly afflicted may be
Ind ced to try this Invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty In breathg had the hectic fever with violent
uses of heat and frequent cold chls, with severe pain In
my side and breast accompanied by very bad cough was
very RESTLESS at nights, and had night sweas
ring should say, at least two gallons night wettinr fIo
bed completely through had not been able to work for
scars. but was much emacated, and almost HELPLESS
WHEN commenced using Wistar's Basam OF Wild cherrx
have used III all 10 bottles and now free from o thoSc
complaints, for my health is good ~
am 90 years old, and have taken any of tI,r
alsam since 1885, my so good as mot m
require any medicines. hut have any return ~,
my former symptoms, should Wsiars Balsam Of Will
Cherry procured the medicine of Messrs. Fall & Nc
Cracken, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio. ia Il
ROBERT SANDERSON
The genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry has n in,
simle OF the signature OF Henry Wstar NJ d. Philade
phin, aud Stanford & Park" finely executed steel
EraTed wrapper. No othes CO be. genuine.
u5-Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for So
Sold qy .a -. d. PARK, Cincinnati q
Northeast OF Fourth Walnut streets-entranr.
on Walnut strcet-to whom all orders addressed
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ST. MATTHEW'S, Epscopalean, corner Monroe and Byron
Streets REV. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG; Rector; Morning ser.
vice 1Ot, evening 73l
JoHSs EpiseoPalean Main between First and
Second, Centre Wheeng Rev. JAS ID. McCABE, Pastor;
Morning service 1Ol, evening u O'Clock Service
ture Friday evenings at ~ O'Clock. Seats FREE.
FIRST PREsBYTERIAN, r.. H. Weed, Pastor Fourth
street. between Monroe aud Quincy; Service Morning and
afternoon.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, Rer. Cyrus Dickson, PASTOR
Webster Street. between Main and Market; Centre Wheel.
ing; ServiCe morning and evening.
THRD PREsPYTER!AH. Rer. Mr.. PAUL.. Pastors First
Ward Hose Hall, Main street, above Washington, North
Wheeling; Service morning and afternoon.
fourth STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Reu. S. B. DaD.
Pastor, Fourth Street, between Monroe Quincey
Service morning and evening.
NORM STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rer lynn VII.
son, Pastor Market North sts North Wheel
ngi Service morning and evenings.
CMAPLINE ST. METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rer. E G. Mich.
Pastor; Chapne street. between First Second
Centre Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Ret. Mr.. Bro1d6eck
Wheeling.
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X. y Weldn, Fifth Street, Hampden service
nDrning and afternoon.
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BAPTIST J. w;STeR, Pastor, Clay street, between
Fithand Sixth, service morning and evening.
FIRST INDEPENDENT CoNGR Eo ATIoNAL, ARIAS Rev
J. w Webster PASTOR Market street, between Webster
Third, Centre Wheeling serace morning and evening.
EVANGELICAL PRorEsrANr, Rer J. K,oegar, Pastor.
Clay street, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
ZoNs EvAN0ELIcAL LUTHERAN, Rer. 2. Zimmerman,
Pastor corner Market and Monroe Streets service
NEW JERUSALEM, Swedenborgian, No Union street,
over the Hope Hose honse.
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nIstIrLEs, First Hose company Hall, Market sire
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HerEer or Spine and Muscle Linin,en,z-
NF this remedial agent we forbesr n s..,.n.,,'
Neurs sp aaa certain sn. aeOn
that We're we to speak it, real Nc, Is 30
we fear could scarce give credence 10 you
y ~ 1t can be had at %%Ssef uons
PAXTON 6LAKE,s
j. A.. n, - ,y,... End Of Susp Bride ~,
"F'<i-lyfd. BRENTLINGER q ARMSTRnWTSS,,s
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Look to your Coughs

'o all such as are laborng under Coughs Coli,
would HONESTLY sa 1as BsTeSs Splitting &c.
Pound syrup OF Bonese pleasant sale and
ure II can be had at Messrs PAxror & speeoy
the Suspention Bridge, and Al - GAA%AA1s, END OF
,n,o,-.., BRENTLINGER & ARMsTRoEG,s. fTH
erS r''1-a $3.50 rts..- Monroe street, WheeIinr
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WASHINGT0

From Stuart's most ccIebrated Fsaiutius.
MS large and magnificent Portrait OF WlsutSoTOS
al ,vbo Inc BURN otan American Artist is considerably
We seen TO be one of the beautiful speeS
o. arr ever published, and correct likeness Of WISE
ne sfe Of the plate is eighteen by twenty s
u be In the hands OF every American citizen
psIr.; SoLieet copy from Stuars celebrated Oilil
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- ,.ssy pc WITHIN the reach OF all the publisher b
tea4ced the price to Or DoLLARI ~
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copy by return OF mail to any part IT,
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comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, Disnte:estednesS
. ...u. anu Selt-SacLtce of Ancient AMI ~ ~
Modern Times u,aa n
BY HENRY C. WATSON
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMp-FIREs OF rHE RRvo,
LUTON" MIGHT IN A BLOCK-HoUSE
10 set before the women OF America examples for inta
the object OF this hook TocquevilIe FIencb tors,
in the u States, women Govern In NO oot sSrd p 1nS1
eath Is te sex 50 generally respected SO
Gays OF ehyary with muck lnolc enlightenment hero
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,eauhs ana study OF such work the Huroc Wome
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uaushers, VIII become renowned for i esoI,iin
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Old The ensuing pages include nearly all the NOUS in
female he osm with many that less re
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f 81 tIaTTtet dekIGHf Lydia D1TTGgh,
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