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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T t has now settled fact, acknowledged ~ the
best PhysciOns ofour city, that in the OF Sci oia,
letter and many other diseases BREFf.INoER's ELuID
RxTRACr SARsAPARILLA AND DAHDELIoN, is decidedly
above preparations 1t speaks ortse whenevcr
use and although have taken tho pains Of hhH
ngit published through the papers, OF appointing agents
for the sale Of Ii, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs nom Vermont, New York, Ohio Kentucky aud other
states by persons who by chance means have heard
oTits wonderful curative powers The following is from
gentleman OF vermont days since, who used itfor
very serious disease;--5 e
80 The two bottles ofmedicipe got from yol
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please senme
some more by Express. .4-.-tl.-s- srt Re
SSfSt-f3-I Yours Respectfully. ~.
tits now prescribed BY nearly all the Physicians
city, rot as quack medicine, for have made them
with the parts and all
such as We not the opportunity OF making il known
To- entirely from ali minerals, and Is not in
Ire east Incompatible with OF the preparations ofIO
dire, FoyleT,s solution, or other properties
he had at Paxton & Lakes, and F. YAhrns, and sO1
"iiOie7'l'' @''S BRRNTIlNGER q. ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Warrington Hall, wheeiihgva
July Of, 49,.
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InIccbnnics, HInnnfacturers and Inventors.

mechanics, Manufacturers and Inventors.
TTNIIE Eio1lu VoLuNE OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
commences the 18th OF September. 1t is principal.
and is eneny calculated advance the great
Aaiuaetting and Agricultural
the genius and mastor spirit OF the nation.
unTiVallel Journal OF the Arts and Sciences ard
maintains hige character at home md abroad.
The Publishers pIelgc themselves that tho future vol
shall equal ifno Ic
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in its columns, Civil engineering AgIicnI:ure, Rail-
loads Bridges Agricultural implements, Manufactures
Metal FibIOus and Textile snbstances Machinery the
purpose Chemical Processes, Disabling, COloring, &c.
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Flaming Machines Tools for Lumber Brick Machines
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hEYER,s UNTVRRsUM no. N
MINUS dly publish s oontsininstbs foiIowi1g ei,

THIS day published. Containing The following elegant
afeel engI1yings: ttThe Cathedral OF Stra3bIrgp-
sFTes Cnear Knssnacht IN 1.-THE
Palace OF the Legion OF Hohorin ParsH TIE Iuns OF
Btawah't CIndfR.O - 81 100. ~ ,r.sf j
Withdescrptiye text Pree26 cents, or 81 Peryolune
Subscribers In receive s4
premium. Published semi month"; o = .f i.
Tho publisher win supply specimen NUMBER
Agents and PoStmaHteTs, and will make
mentn with them for THE UIVBRsl -
He VIII also supply Gibbs Of two persons at % hair
TSfealfOs - II : s.ff;a HERMANN J. aAEBYERt
auEfL ~ - isFAsitshefi1 w tsLlt4hslss
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MEhOuhfs lhoNI QV'Ni4

Let all who wish purge the blood from impurities
prepare system resist "GuysOs
Extract oil Yellow Dock and SaTsspaTa,' which pro
VInGisef 1lidote for many Oh the most mai grant dis
cases that flesh TO, and they will be disappOi
remedy the yubc faith has ed
nayer wayeTj orit is founded experience Just
founded experience They fly from mineral nostrns 10
seek hope, life and vgor from this purely ueGeabe remedy
however broken down IN health and spirits-howevcI
oathes to himself and Others let despair OF
covery let the patient only understand that his hope oil
restoration lies only in Guysotrs Extract OF Yellow DOCK
and SaIsapurla and persuade him, for his es sake, TO
try and have hesitatonin predicting his speedy
restoration 10 health. 49, ..5r-.
Honduras SSrsapa - the invaluable iSHcdia agens
from which Dr. GuysOtps Improved Extract OF Yellow
Dock Sarsapara Is formed, and Laboratory of Dr.
uysott given the virtues OF these in their per-
ecion His preparation contains all the restorative prop
critics OF roofs combined and concentrated in their
most strength and efficacy.
ExpeTiments made in the manufacture OF this medi
cine until found that could be further improved
Accordingly, find 1t Tesorted to almost universally i'll
cases or Hepac, Scorbue and CuaneoUs complaints for
general pTosaion OF all the vital powers, and all those
fomentinE diseaEes OF the skin trying the patience
and so Injurious 10 the health. ~
The following case Benaah Hughes is OF the most
astonishing record. Alter forty Yeas sickness
years eXeTueating TORTURE the amPuaton OF oneleg anu
the body and limbs almost OF eating, Purifying dis
charging ulcers to DO cured by eight bottles OF Guysotts
Extract Yellow Dock and SRrsaparlia is alos. mirlC
lIInn
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Mis- ElzIsEAzN VS. Us.
M q riIs.nT Az lsIIsnIINAKY.

fllHE regular time for tho commencement olthc Fail
session mis- Institution, val be the f,et DAY Of Sp.
elchers At present eonieeted with the Seminary
: rev, 3. ". ToLFoRD, b, D.. Prtneipai.
Miss S.v BLISS
Hiss MARGARETORR, A,,i,,,,,,
Miss MIRA II. TOWNSEND,
Miss FRANClSL l.. HARDING,
Miss MARY o. ToIFo:.D, Assistant Primary Deart-
Prof JOHN w1NkLR, al..sie and German. 90 s
Prot Is. y. STONE, Vocal Music. .tFfF',l
Miss Orr win mot take active duty tho couts ,oE
pEo5Sbiy be win u in The Spring. -
seminary Philadelphia She not only gives a truc
Es IN me higher STs9esss ah in sSnnaIss but f.
m Music receive Lessons as they may prefer, either
rom Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. . z
he Natural Sciences will be taught BIZ the regular
Teachers and arrangements made courses OfLectucs
ore the classes by some experienced Lecturer and XIX
we would again direct attention orparen:s, to thf
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing SO grade
Tic majority the studies pupil IN any particular
nosIa and TtatioS with room rent Bedding Fire and
Lights, and Ancient Languages, II desired, per session
Hay PUFIL5-T dtion-PrimaTy, Junior Gradeper
session, .,.-o--,.J &c, 660
a. Seminary proper, Junior Class,
NEEDLE class, 400
Ar. Ssaif fss ss.: Fourth s.. l IS 6
NO eztra charges e1esPtoT the JoEoiSidg branches:
lins.s rer session Sfveonths, with use OF instrument
| lorlessoEs, -Is0 90
4 ute ofinstrumeut for daily practice, 200
| MOleTn Languages, Painting or drawing, 100
| Embroidery, Fancy Needework, or PlainSew-
] iES, ..si .Ea o 90
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whor Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semlna
il OF the extra trouble the same eharg
| ed as N tho Seminary wig; S1S per session.
Pupils charged from the time oCenrance TO the clos
oisessiOn, and deduction made except nor sickness.
wtsS e ts $s Fem q 5 sa9S w
9nnissesIsl Kindly In Iced but stll government on,
also SUCH that pupils under tn
OF Female Teachers night day This systemgye
extra care and trouble TO Teachers, but 10 he only tJ
SsttH. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ed our views. b..
as 10 tho progress of our pupils in sound learning
those Interested viii visit attend examinations, &c
will point them 10 the members Of higher classe
sId sayHe st HoStra n1oHnTsntn-here pledges
wheeling, Aug. ot.
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.5s--SIs,ISS;,,! SiI,ii,e nrd muscle I,ininienf.

d Hser-K1terEor Spine and Muscle Iininienf.5
OFthis feredlaf 6snty for6ear say hing, the
NJ speedy and certain action in removing
brains pains rom Bruises, Burnas &c, is 80
that to speak it1 real YOU
really we could give our
ss---b 80, bs9l5ssS PAXTON & IAkR'SS
f5s ~ 3 s,if7 End OF susp. Brides, and a.
Aus a1-fytas 4. RRRbTIINGBR EARMSTR0EGTS
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The oilsof Grape vine.

THIS oils the fesut oftWenty years by
Farce both for ne TIE hair and
Fkis Oh Il psrteniIfiy rteonsnded Is 1t wiIlrendsr
Tie Hair SON. glossy, pbIss besides making aboHt
only By Or. FonsIn psI1s yests per. bottle.
Purr'9ssy1 81 e VEIL; stunisnet-
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CONSUMPTION CURABLEl

CONSUMPTION CURABLEl
Robert sanderson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF '5nOr
General Sanderson officer in the war of 1872 cured VI
Consumption by the use OF "Wistnr's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" .s.s ,t,-,, -, ~ ,,-o
Dear Sir:-As consider that my life has been greatly
nronged by my being cured Consumption by the OF
Dr Wistar,s Balsan OF Wild Cherry" will state the
syyoms OF my case that others similarly afflicted may be
uced to try this Invaluable remedy experienced great
dff1cuy in brcathng had the hectic fever with violent
ushes or heat and frequent cold clls, with pain in
my side aud breast by avery bad coughi
very restless nights and had great night sweats Persi
ring should say, atleast two gallons night wetIgthe
bed completely through had been able TO work for
scars but was much emaeiated, and almost helpless
when commenced using wistSr's Balsam or Wild Cherry
used in all i3 bottles nd am now free nom all those
complaints. for my health IS good ..
am now years old, and have not taken any OF the
Baam since 1916, my health is so good not TO
require any medicines Hut IL should have any return OF
my symp should use Wistars Basam Of Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF MeSsrs. Fail & Nc
Craeken, your agents In Lancaster Ohio. -
The genuine wisar'a Balsam OF Wild Cherry has
Simie OF the signature Henry WisaT, NJ D., Ph1del.
phia and tSanord & Park, finely executed steel
rrayed wrapper. No othes can be- gcnuiLe.
Or3-Price al per botte--siX bottles for 50.
| Sold oy J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
on Walnut strceto whom ali orders must be addressed.
.
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REAL FTRR PRooF .sAFEs.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
XRssRs. BURKE & BARNES, CELEBRATED

TINE character OF these Safes Louis was before so
veestablshed, that further test proof OF tho
fact or fher being superior TO all Others would have
unreeessaryi but in oTder to accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentee and maker OF IHals Patent Concrete Safes,
which burnt lother makes oiany note lnthe United
states (ders patent included up his Challenger
and me result below by the Committee who super
intended the burning ofthe Saes We only
were not Ieit in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested Is to be Store anti
invite aud examine Il a. feel cun.f
dent that no one will ever doubt their proof qualified
Sner having seen the specimen which passed thu
AS'' 80 - - E. R.vIoLETT, & co
f.onn- Street.
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PETERSoN'S VIZ I
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ANN =. STEPHENS 81 C.. J. PETERSON
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Look to your Coughs!

mo all such as are aboring Coughs, Cola Hoarse
ness, Pains in the Breast Splitting Blood, DC, we
Jyoud honestly recommend the OF BTentnger's Conn
ouud syrup OF Boneset, apleasant safe and speedy
cure II can be had at MessTs. PAXTON & DAKEs end OF
the SuspentiOn Bridge, andat
: , - 3 Isl BRENTLINGRR & ARMSTRoNGsS,
0fV21-eyr.d - l5,g Monroe street, Wheeling.
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CITY plREGIORY.
wI1EELING POST OBRICR.
No. y, MoNRoE sTREFT. -
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~ jacobs. SERVER, p. y.
.EaivAs AND pEflnTrRI OF AAilscSrw AhRi SOEnrSr.l
Great Maii-ar1ivea At 8 p m, from the East
departs a. Jap. m, 10 the West. .
Great hlit-lrliyes at 81 a. M, from the West-
q" departs ats a. m, to The East.
daily Csunday exeePted,) at 1op 10,
scpaIt1 At o 4. M, r.G, sf-r
fltonsvlle ariyes Tuesday and Friday, at III, M;
sopaIts same day, same time. f0
Paikersburg- Monday, Wednesday and Fridays
.craTts at 10 M, Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
Steubenvile- daily exceptsd)at II
uorATtsNt6, A. H. t5.3st-e
AN Departs Monday HeaneSdayfand Friday at7, an
MoTgantowI--rfa WlyneseWg Pa aTEives ThnTadAy =.
:. m. Departs Rhday At 6, q. m.
NoTglntown-EiG BlekSvie arrives Tuesday at 6, p.
Departs Wednesday Al 8, q. N.
bethany ard West beTty-leayea at O'Clock Tues
lay, Thursday and Saturday.
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I hs Tates or Postage fouowB
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Exceeding 5000 miles, &c prepaid, or10e unpaid.
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Reeording to the above rates. z
Drop etteTS cent? advertised letteTs, cent additional
10 any other charges.
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This includes handhils pamphlets eIgTayings, maya
Zines, books and every other description or printed aer
bound books not exceeding 81 lbs in weight All printed
other than newspapers TO bona dS Subscribers and
periodicals published at longer period than months TO
be prepaid charged with double the above rates.
These rates include In addition to the matter specified
ali TGseH REirFpgPeTG ssnt to actual subsTnbers.
On NpsPaPsFs exceeding ouneeS in weight, aud sent
rom once publication, quarter for wEEKLIEs
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CONGRESS HALL.

and the travelling community generally, that they
this day taken possession OF that well established and ia
yoTably known Hotel
CONGRESS HALL, tl
Third and:Cheanut streets.
They have had the house repaired, and al the
modern intTodnced and urnshedin style
OF elegance which viii at once render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience. - 81
decidedly the best house in tho city, being
in imeate vicinity business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings. t'l
Lines Onmibuses leave for every part Of city every
of this House. f 4
The subscribers determined to spare no pains In
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
''aF'0'' MORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietors.
James B. Norris who is wei known to many
inesa men visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
James Duncan & Co.. and formerly proprietor ofthe
nent OF the House, Esated by polite and competent
IeRsoIsa. 800. - L.,t.t. II
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GRRAT ATTRAcT1oNl
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Wal Broadtsey Ers.kIi,. stre.i Nc York
a sentationOia LADY In CHINA, underths iNFLU
NGE OF OPIUM head, tongue, aid hands Lotiouj the
anG best collection 81 Modem GGlns in In: IT, S.
The figure ola soldier in the Continental CiiOr blue and
6l1f cad buttons, marked u s. a., threeeoreIed Hat,
I1echea, GaiteTs, &c, Also, Bd3 VRuOus Plum.
War Shells iI-iaIs lold SILVER Copper and otEsr Ores
Reh OH Painting, tile Elgrayings, win many otIeT
lection found any Establ OF the kind in
the United States double Cali whiehis universally
from neck down the middle rhey groil and
JeisTson county Stale OF New York by Mr. John Jcings
Live White Kat nom bel Ks Penn SHiitfanee RAT
Is Games for E1e! Amusement, Billiards. Back.
Cannon UOmnUes Billiard with two splc.
did Tables, IS also attae he'd to the house -
accommodated very short notice Inc Lsrder win be
Bee Stsa Mutton Chops, lCptIets &c, provided
at any hour.
MiNO that viii repeat Utmost thing alter stranger.
No accommodation Political meetings OF any party.
celebrated having various SItera
TONS prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Transient BoardeTs III style not Unsurpassed by the best
Hotels city OF New York. The HiT Room which con-
ains private museum in this county, being
collection OF many years the reputation accorded
the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley IN the quality Gifts
TORY WHERE meals viii be served At ali hours oil DAY
and evening Private rooms Courts Ital Referees.
Committees, Private Dinner or Supper Parties, &c, DC
public respectfully invited to grant him share OF
their patronage. MR., ,,n,c,,, 49,
wishing fol- pure VILE and Spirits depend
N R.-Pnvate families supplied with Dinners SuppeTS
superior STYLE Parties any number Mt their TespeC
tive homes and OF glass silver sent out part
u Tux EafEa,,ee 10 he RRREcToRY in Ftankinsi
CmAnIBERLIN's COIIIERCIAI.
COLLEGE.
LOCATED CORNER OF MARxEr AND THIRD srREETs,
BURGH. PA.
o. Z. oHAMBERLIN, Principal and Professor of the
P. r SPENCER. Professor Of Peurnanship.
nHE principal Object this Institution is ado young
men opportunity OF obtaining thorough and ii.
mate knowledge pouble Entity Book Keeping and its al
plieatlOu operations generally Applicants
enter College at any AID attend both day evening
IRE such, Will ena BILE the student
TO take chai &c conduct scientific principles, any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
PESMANsHPTo wIite l. aud egibIe hand lisa desira
bic in the eLcaton young gcntemenlor
every profession aud moi 10 lhose who
DESTROYS OF Qualifying themselves neicantle and bust
ness pursuits This dePSI IL conducted by p
SPENCER Ohio, author OF the Spencerian system Of
Pennlanship gentleman well known throughout the eo.
ly as an accom- lished penman, and OF the
~ Comm1ncatons addressed to o. K. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug2l.
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MEDICINAL E.
VisfTalT s 3 5BaIsam Of wild Cherry!

= The best ReInetlJ ever Known 40 -iA"
~ conshs Col1s, Asihraa, Group, 8roHett1 hylnSn.H'
tsifHs of the Lungs, DIFFICULT breathing, ~
ie4s PATH OF. Weakness Of The Breast or SIDE F"S -
Stage of Consumption, DC, fe',fe'
This Balsas peculiarly adapted to every disease
or be Ings and Liver, which Is produced b. our eVerp
varying climate. A.. ,,,noItsnt
medicinal properties This et Is familiar every
IN our land and PhySeians oien prescribe u IN
orrs for variety or complaints. Tar, also, has 5een
comfy noted ts eirtneSi and some physicians whose
na,e arc the whole country, have gone SOAR AS
10 declare that consumption could DO cured oy t1L
linf In other hands again. twas nearly valuee oWils
donb to their ignorance in preparing and
is dfeulty entirely obviated by patiente
ms Urinary medicinal powers OF these two sub:
s,ae arc now for the first time. combined and enihoaic1
IN llR NVISTARiS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Is
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