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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY,

!
HE regular time for tho commencement ofthc Fall
Session Of this institution viii be the day Of Sep.
ne teachers at present connected with tho Seminary
? Rev - ": ToLFoRD. b. D.. Prfaeipa1. -'.aya
Miss sal GARG eAissi ORR,
Miss MIRA H. TOWNSEND, AsstStants
Miss FRANCISL HARDING. len
IN! hiss MARY o. ToLFoRD Asst'tant Primary DEPART
P F.; {. WINKLE. A.ssic and German. eii
Prof. B. b. STONE, Vocal Music. 'f'HH'i9gf
Mss Orr win not take active duty the coming session.
ON account OF Providental detention homo huk vii
rro5ably be with US in tho Spring. :. -,
near Philadelphia She not only gives srue
lions IN the higher branches taught in Semnaries but ia
Music receive lessons as they NAV pree efha
RON P-ot Wrinkle or Miss Bliss. - =
cachcTs and arrangements made for
me classes, by some experienced LECTURER tx
We would again direct attention of parents, to tilt
viii hs o tho Whsre
the majority OF the studies OF pupil any particular
Hoard and Tuition, with rent Bedding Fire ard
1fn Ss m an If session
Washing for Boarders, per doz, N
nAY purIts-T uition-Prmary Junior Gradeper =
q. Senior Grade, 1900
Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
:, per session, 1900
NEEDLE class, -fs.Es.r 1400
senior class, 1900
, g Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
No e5trs charges eEcept for he Ollotodg branches.
" '''O4''S' Will use OF instrument
n ", W ~ tS;Sso ., - - 1900
=, ~, ~ ,t = uaeht ior aaiiy pracuce, 200
s1':Nro i.ansu2ges, f1nting or drawing 1000
IEg, = i N "'s = m
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
VINCE Music Teacher gives lessons OF the Semina.
r III consequence the trouble the Ia
cd as n the Seminary, Wis S1s per session. - - -
NJ are charged from the time OF entrance
with reference to the management of the school, we
nave only say that we have here Government ana Lam,
administered kindly inieed, but still government and
law, winch all concerned must respect and obey Our
are also SUCH that pupils are under the
care OF Female Teachers night aud day This system
extra care ana trouble 10 Teachers, but The onv safe
ell our views. ~ "''i sustain
as to the progress OF pupils in sound learning
those interested will visit u.s. attend our examnations
we WIN point them TO the members OF higher classes
Wheeling Aug. 81. ~ i1s'''
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ERUPTIVE DIsEAsEs.

TT has now become settled fact acknowledged rv the
hest Physicians our city, that in the Of SCI o:ua
letter. and many other Diseases BREN1IHGER,s FLuIb
EXTRACT or SARsAPARILLA DAEDELIoN is der ide5S
above all other preparations. speaks
used; and although we have the pains Of hov
published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale OF IT. yet we almost weekly receiving
ders from vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky nI, Sthsr
states by who by some chance heard
very serious diseased : - 5000 't0t 3"
DEAR Doctor: ..u-Fg-a
The two bottles ormedicne got from, v,,
whenin Wheeling have nearly me; please send me
some more by Express. > is 'oAu H'e
Yours Respectfully.
is now prescribed by nearly Physicians OF o,r
city not as qack medicine for We have them ac
such as we have not the opportunity making II know
TO- that 1t Is entirely free from all minerals and is NOT H.
the least incompatible with any the preparations
dine, Fowler's solution or other properties " ~"
To be had at Paxton q Lakes, and F. Yahrlins AMI o.,
wholesale and retail by s' "i'" Soid
BRENTL1NGRR & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall 1vbeiin{;
July 21. ,52. - i' wheeling va
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rnoM rnE srArE or MAlNE.

FROM THE STATE MAINE.
The attention OF the reader is called the follow Ing
tifeate Of remas kablc by using ouIy fl,
bottles of Sands Sarsaparilla;
Sidney, (Aiaine,) april is, 1850.
Messrs. a. b. d u. SANDS: -. -
Gentlemen-rhs is to certify that have been afflicted
more OF less since my BIRTH with Sci QUA, nch cOli
led 10 increase until last February In January ny legs
we've so swollen Could hot boot STOCKING, and
hau several large sores all the time. ms SIT
uatlon was about give in despair when was nd,
vlsed 10 try Sands Snrsapa had much faith IN
II, but sent TO agents i'll and nrocu ed
bottle, Which did HE much good, sent and .uL
dnot her, and continued until had taken We bottles
now perfectly well. II any person who may read this
letter is afflicted with any disease Scroua i would
most sincerely recommend him TO Sands
If person wishes further information about nv case
by calling upon convince OF healing power al
ths MEDICINE. SfEFHENC T.. HdIIIUOD
RS = we are personally acquainted with MT. Haywood
and believe his statement above to be true.
7 = ...... -. DILLINGHAM; ~ TITCOAB.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retaiI by A. h. a. H.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. corner m
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists geneInv
throughout the United States Canadas Price al me-
bottles six bottles Tor s.. For sale by i
J. II. CRUMBA CKER,
No. I76 Main ST. Wheeling
L. WILCOX OF pittsburgh; Scaton Sharpe OF Maysvile,
ShackeIOrd ~ Crichton, Portsmouth, and f. h. iinma,,
Siicihhau' ...-.. dec10-3m
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PROsPECTUs
AMERICAN wH1e REv5Ew

AMERICAN WING REVIEW
The Original Prospectus of the American Review is
+asuea AZ Washington by Mr.. Cotton IT'S former PTop
~ aru EitoT number of the leading Wing MembeTse
ae Congress C1St6-6O subscribed thtl
h'the3 10 the following resolution
,c hestly approving the paE such National OrI
neeueu ana OF manifest Importance, the undersigre
10 contribute for its pages from time to time, SUI
@ as may be necessary TO set forth and
me doctrines OF the United Wing Party OF Una
p I by George p Marsh, Daniel D. Barnard, J.NS
c Heason heTrlen j. r. IngersolI, E Joy Morris, II
IL paine! Webster, r. c. Winthrop Thomas Bpi
81 niEg, naID:iton Fish, j. p. Kennedy VIM ATtae
huius Choafc, Alexander H. Stephens,'
engraved portrait OF some distinguished person w
uI oub1 IN every number OF the Review. They will
my &C portraits OF living American Statesmen, and Wt
mat is possible, will be accompanied with authss
nc 1leLnoir oil the person represented.
=. tst OBJECTS OF the Review of course poDut
TVS designed to set forth and defend the principle, ~
mTIeGsRTes, anu the OF the United IYig Party "
1t has been matter just reproach that Pan
tholsh II embraces its due proportion of the iEtn
genec and learning OF the country it has no oGarteIy
a., organ devoted to the expression and defense
t1eStev nave done what lii them lies TO remove "
and truth ~ M
spirit with the political. - $3.50
TERMs:..single subscriptions SO year, in adyapa
TO clubs OF not less than ten persons 81
-. CHAMPION B1SSELL, Pu6ttGhsT,
f""s@9' 120 Nassau.st, New foL~
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CONGRESS HALL

HE lake pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally they have
this day taken of that well established and IA
svorably known Hotel - "
CONGRESS HALL,
Third and.Chesnut streets
hey nave mad the mouse thoroughly repaired all the
modern improvements introduced, and furnished in
OF elegance which will at once render it unsurpassed Tor
comfort and convenience 80
THIS Is decidedly the best located house in city, being
the Immediate vicinity of business Exchanpe
House, and many other public buildings
Lines oil leave for every part the cy every
lew minutes their head being within one
oltnis House. ~ 4e
The subscribers are determined spare no pains in
traveller. ~ :" 'He
MORRIS & JACKSON Proprietors
James E. Norris, who is well known to many of the b,I
men the city lately in the Hardware house
81 lanes ~ duncan Co. and formerly proprietor OF the
inent of the House, assisted by polite and competent
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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
GAN ANTENsEsK INTERHsTENCsR 0as

GAN 1NTENsESK INTEKhsTENSsR a0,s
1voL. 1eMo., ST.; 49,. -
M GORE & ANDERSON, have jus. ready in duolce,
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENE ;AL SCOTT
VOL with Map OF the Battle Groan iss7 nsss y.
Adcailed account of General scott'S brilliant GSmpair
- Lieut.. s. is a man OF sterling sense. 81
AID impartial account OF all he sawK ndGfn the N ~
Aspirited and extended sketch of the asst MEXICAN e.
paigE The author is attached to the avy, but becs
Written in clear and vigorous style I'd Ills Sifsa
after having commenced its Perusal, fla it asdeo1
One of the most gallant officers in the N1vv- r..
whole volume as work ofinteect, is Jrtby of l"S
Jos ssIs q, ~ q ~. 's'Nf
never rcada history evidently so fairly wrttcn-Lit
with lowing style enst ng Ii. M Ma19
hye q brilliant with personal objections q,
We have seen no work which has given SUI vivid i'm
pTessons Of Mexican scenery and character the events
Has given to the public veryattractivewor -cheyl.,
Is. CD Standard.
men and things-of Scenery Society-of ma cbes ~,
battles and victories, That have read IEaron;
We follow with interest renewed as we advan eor,,
footsteps OF that consuae soldier, whose mar es and
tTlumphs from Vera Cruz to the City OF Mexico Tea az
ries OF manuvers absolutely the al
His Original descriptions re drawn with gre.. f., IT,
he Is lively and spirited narrator His battle eies
Imagination He criticises the military in M
Inn. - N=.F'sI-'-.' ~ - " I. 1ft
The very best book which that war has called 70, b
Philadelphia Pres6yterian ~ 1tstGaaa7 - ' T.
IN reading some otthe authors descriptions OF ass III,
anu one can hardly wonder at the fascination mi
PrO1oeSs sorepeatedy displayed during the Mexican Va
Princeton Rerietr. FfFs l-'liEI. goTT wa -
The books more than statistics and 6
ana sketches give the reader clear account of !,
campaign as can ba found where, superior in inere
gefiSt. ~ ..='@ 20 : ,sFI1-7 - 4 Sea e
Pays warm tribute the many admirable qualities
Cen Sr0t
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the United States with whom liberal ARRANGEMENTS vii
be made for canvassing particular counties or stTictS
Orders must be accompanied with the cash.
U bLrToRs giving this rtsement two or more IN
seruons shall have copy ofthe mailed to their al
| tisemeht. MOORE &, ANDERSON pIS;s siS 1uSet
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lYER,s UNTYERauI No. ~

EDITED BY CHAs. A. DANA
THIS day published Containing the roo,vr, .,.,.,,,
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The Heroic Women
HI STORY.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam.
pies OF Female Courage, DisntereStedness
.--. anu Seit-sacrltice of Ancient and
ar Modern Times.
4a BY HENRY C. WATSON. t....s
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-FIREs OF THE Rrvo
LUTON" might IN a BLoCK-HoUSE,"& DC
TO set before the of Ame ca examines for init,
the object of this BOOK de Fene o 70 es
n tbe II Of fame has ruthy said that
me earth Is the generally respected and so eeten
dSYs oT chH our society possesses the the
&c woman Is almost an object OF worship Men a We been
iiS Igat ana heroic by Plutarch's LIves-stuated
ana inspired by the contemplation OF excellence re
teaals ana study OF such work furoc Women,
daughters, will become more renowned for resnn,i
o utude and sclfsacriice than Spartan females We're
VI Inc ensuing pages include nearly ali the lannon's in
msTtabIa It nerosm with many that less re-
found HistoTicsT inown' among which may
r. Ss Ss1eetsre' . gertrude Fan Der Hart,
phiiippa or 6,io,, ~ mrs SPsneer Sniith'S Ks
!he Sister Of DUguegclin, Mad enfois.l4 1,u5o.
Jos' Of " -uo"D0Tf' Cgtter:ne Of Russi4,
I ,o haeteife, Madame D,zlcourt
aT Vs StaE ~ NarH'T TIE prtnes.s de a,ubqle,
Tie Of conde e@aslo1 fcct oTSsS
Mary Dyre, he Quaker Martyr Madame Ropa4sy'
Mrs Ja 1ref I @nsfa"d' Madame DesHuOnlfnS,
10y RRHIGSHdV' Ai1Iee LGioinskG, ..5.
1Ge HAT fs,0,,ro,. Mrs Mott and Mrs. Breaes-
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67oro StIHIL@aJals, ,, The Queen Of Georgia,
NJ; Nj uvJnaGTHo''dt0, Mrs. Charles Elliott,
Tqdy HsTTi<i Acsrana, 1yiid f bs;zsg:n,
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Look to vour Cn,,nhaI

'<> all such laboring Coughs Colds F,o,.
;Iol nssss Pains in the Breast Splitting Blood &C. we
would honestly recommend the Brentlnser,s Gom
pound Syrup OF Boneset, pleasant safe and sneed
cure 1t can be had at Messrs. PAXTON q ana ~,
the Snspention Bridge, and at III 'NNt = oHu VI
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG,s
eNsNA- 'i'o Monroe street, Wheeling
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Cincinnati ILydropnihic Or
Water Cure Embellishments

THE above Institution open for the reception Of
on The Carhase pike and but few rods from the Hami
the distance from the Miami Canal in the front ZEN
deng easy of access to those DESTROYS enjoying the
To the lover nature parts the country can fur
hh % variety OF scenery than itself
Cure There nature and art combine, rendering view
The large, and beautiful Edifce displays the taste
OF the tat glance The neaness and elegance Of the
themselves to the invalid fail to render
the Rooms spacious inviting where the inxsi
can range at pleasure free from atmospheric Influences i'm
neatly iurnshed the Bath Rooms ample and CON-
m with S OF in
Gymnasium Hall, seventy five fret long. patients
BY exefese The Springs hSsf HeseT MAR
amI bnTae o wins rom S soft
both cold delicious The County t S anu
and variety of scenery An things combined we can
not think OF more desirable place, for those seeln
Dr. PEAsE having had much experience the treatment
pains viii bespaed restoration 10 health Of
to his H M5s e who
diseases peculiar to her SEX and being every qualified
female department Proiaysus Uter with it's fys ~ me
ailments that bane OF female beauty, happiness
large portion the lair SEX win be treated te Ss9 n
ss Of
the attention of ladies, as in all we shall expect to
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop the Carthage
bes two blankets, two coarse sheets, six towels and
TERHs.-The terms for Board, Medical Services and all
ordinary will be per week nayabIe
weekly. Extra attendance will subject the patient 10 M
lextrachargc Some deduction will be made 10 those who
find necessary to spend length OF time in the nstit
lion. Transient will be charged two dollars per
| day. $50 a7T -Tfl . PC
From three to five dollars will charged for the first
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For further particulars address A
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7O6 BOXES halves, quarters eghths new Raisins
A&C' go drums Smyra Figs, new crop;
/ aat- 6casls currants; ef - -
i ,tr boxes citron and Lemon peel.
| * case Fancy Box Prunes; !
do Jar do
Sask do to sell cheap;
| 6 kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order:
2treils Dates; boxes conserve Ginger;
hhls Cranberries, at
asei6 SD. wooDRow,s.
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ST MATTHEWS, EPfscoralean, Monroe and Byron
streets, Rev. WIGLAM ARMSTRONG, Rector; Morning
vice 1Ot evcninsTlI
ST. JouSs Eyiscopaiean Main sraet between First ami
Second Centre Wheeling; Rev. JAS. D. McCABR Pastor;
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street, Monroe and Quincy Service Morning and
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Webster Street. between Main Market; Centre Wheel
ing; Service morning and evening
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Ward Hose Hail. Main street, above Washington, North
Wheeling; Service morning and afternoon
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ServcS morning and evening
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son. Pastor, Market and North sts North Wheel
ng Service morning and evenings.
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olson Pastor; Capline street. between First
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astor, Chapne street. between Webster and Third
Wheeling
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d'Urnlng and afternoon
ASSOCIATE REFORMED J. T. Mcclure, PASTOR corner
Market and Jefferson streets; service morning after
BAPTIST, en ]. WINTER Pastor, Clay street. between
Fifthand Sixth, service morning and evening.
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Third, Centre Wheeling service morning and evening.
EvASoELIoAL PROTESTANT, Rer. J. K,oegaT, Pastor,
Clay street, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
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Pastor corner Market Monroe Streets service
O'Clock y. NJ.
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Wines and Liquors.

f.' SO Wines and Liquors.
RR PACKAGES containing .e VS.
w Pure BTandes, OF ali grades; F-i s.5lsl d.
blackberry and Ginger BTandies; &.
Irish and Scotch whiskeyi Jamaica spirits;
Holland Gin; n Z. Rum, very old, and common do,
Very fine old Port, Madeira and Sherry wines,
Malmaley Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga do
Ginger, Muscat, Caret, Pure Juice OF the Grape and
Champagne wines; -
Cordials; Brandy, Fruits; s}Il .sI
7 . 10casks Scotch Ale;-for sale by -rtaf
dec16 s.. D. WOODROW.
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BERGER or spine and muscle I-i.;,,,.,,,

Berger or Spine md Muscle I.iniment.
nR this remedial agent we orbear to saw au,+bn ~.
SPEEDY and certain action in removing Rheanatsm
NeuIeiga spralns palms from Bruises Burns &C. ia 80
that to speak its real Ieris
really we fear could scarce give credence TO
1t can be had at 80 -'
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80, -, ,,,, End OF Susp. Bridge and ar
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