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~ HENRY Q. MATSON,

Modern Times
b., BY HENRY G: WATSON, Fba
AUTHOR OF nTHE CAMP FIRES OF THE REVO.
LUTON" "NlGHr IN A BLoCK-HoUsE," &c.
TO set before the women America examples for fnlta
ton in the most trying may be stated TO be
writer, of considerable fame, has truthuy said that
in the u States "Women Govern" In no country upon
earth generally respected and defeTeH
TALLY consulted Our society possesses the cream of the
days chvaIry, much enlightenment. hero
ic woman is almost object OF worship. Men have been
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81. GeHeriert, gertrude Van Der IPdTt,
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he Ss' $ftef = oj D%sHlse,fn. .adtoistlte 4nsos.
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re Queen q NaTarTt, 1ae PRINCES Dc LG'HSa'te
ne P I1i, of Condo, Charlotte corday,
Mary Dsre, hteQuaksT Martyr Madame Roland T;
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The undersigned. committee appointed by E. Hall. on
behalf OF Han, Dodd Co, Of Cincinnat and Messrs E
Of Pittsbg to test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
mi BIZ tbes respective TncpalA-repoTt, that have
tins day subjected Safe OF each manufacture OF similar
size, which had been in uSe two years, novens to fro
made with dry oak wood, and Pisburg stonecoal. this
space Of Ave and hours and during that Ime we DO.
leve the heat applied far greater than any urd
at the expiration Of that time, on
taking the safes the furnace, and cooling them down.
We found that iron casting both places entire
" burnt on bot that the books unnjuredJ and
opening the safes nd books and papers entirely
injured, except sghy by tbs water used in cooling OH
difference In the appearance OF tho interior was
that tia yaTnsh the wood work OF Burke Barnes aae
was blIsered ard blaekened. Ineoncluson, we WonS
mark that from the result OF tha test we have NO hesa
don IN the safes OF both parties to the conf
dence OF Pahlie- : - - -, z
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel

Cor. lPeAi BTOGdtosy and hTGaGI.ISTee Nelo York
4 L this Establishment be a very correct RepIe
n scnlationOla LADY IN CHINA, under tbs iNFLU
ENCE OF OPIUM, bead, tongue, AID hands in motion;
only representation kind the country The largest
best collection ceut and Modern in the u s.
The figure OF Soldier ia the Continental COrm blue and
bu lead buttons, marked U. $. A., three coriered Hat
ITeeeles, Caters &c, &c- ALo, Binds Of Vsnos Plum
War, Shells, Minerals, Gold, Silver COpI other Ores
Rich Oil Paintings, line EngrSvinss, with MANY
lection cannot be found Establishment OF the kind In
the United States double Cali which is universally adj
nom the neck down TO the middle They ull grown, a
Jefferson County, New York, by John Jennings
Live White Rat from EeTks CO. Penn. idmirIanee RAT
Cannon DOminoes. A Billiard Room with two sple
did Tables is also attached to the house.
Accommodated at very short notice The Lsrisr win be
supplied with all the deeaces tho Game, oys-
ter Beef Stene Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets, &C. provided
at any hour.
MlNO that will repeat almost anything alter SstTaGer
No Accommodation Tor political meetings OF any party.
ceiebrateI Estabshent having various altera
tOus is prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public ad
Holes Of The City Of New YORK The Bar Room Which colt
tains the raret private in this country being the
collection will sustain the reputation accorded
1t under the charge MI Thomas Riley, in the quality Gifts
Tne3 s &C. met % with ]hs s y. o Is ~ tS &c
and evening Private rooms for Courtsmartia Referees
The public are respectfully invited % grant him share of
their patronage 80, a., -, ,,,,,,r.,,,r
@Perzons wishing for Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at This Establishment
N. R.-PnVate families Supplied with Dinners SuppeS
superior STYLE Parties number, their respec
tive homes and wares glass or silver out to part
u lux ~ EEtIaHst 70 &c REFEoToRY in Fsanktin.t.
CHAmBERLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.
LOCATED cORxEE OF MARKET AND THIRD STREETS, Fits
BURGHI
O.. 4. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts.
p n SPRINGER. Professor OF Penmanship.
NHR principal Object this Institution is to young
men an opportunity OF obtainngR thorough and ii
mate knowledge orpoube Entry Book Keeping and its
pIicatlU business operations generally Applicants
College At time and attend both day and evening
The OF instruction is SUCH will enable the student
TO take charge conduct seieute principles
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the same
PENN write fee and legibe hand is desira.
BILE accomplishment in the education young genteenfor
avery profession, and particularly those who
desirons cquaying themselves mercantile busi
pursuits This department iG conducted by p
R. Spencer Ohio author Of the SUencerian system OF
Penmanship, gentleman well known throughout the
Try as accomplished penman and also Ss one OF the
most successful teachers oTthe age.
Communications addressed TO o.. k.OHAMBERLlN,
will receive prompt attention. auE2t.
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iRergar or sPine and muSeIe Imminent.
" this remedial agent we forbear to say anything, th
" speedy and eertnin action in removing Rheomatisn
NeuraiFa Sprains pains nom Bruises, Burns, &c s g.
that were we speak Its real merits, yo
really we fear could scarce give eredence to assertions
= It can be had at
~, - PAXTON & LAKES, r
r 4 t End OF Susp. Bridge, and AZ
!. Aug 21-1y;a. BRENTLlNGRR &ARMsTRoNG'sl
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY or
MRSSRS BURKE & BARNES CELEBRATED
PIPE PROOF SAFE

TIME character OF these Safes, St Louis before
well established, that any further test proof OF tho
fact OF their being superior to all Others would have
In order to accommodate Mr. Hall, the
patentee and Of tHals Patent Concrete Saies'I
which has burnt other makes ofany note the United
States Cders patent included took his chalengn
and the result below by the Committee who super.
intended burning othe Safes We only
were not LEFT in the furnaces two hours longer.
The which tested is to be at Store anti
we invite public call and examine 1t feel conf
dent that will doubt their fire proof qualteH
after having the specimen which passed through thu
6eTy ordeal on the 18th OF June.
A'-' Ni>'S-- E. r. VIOLET, & co,
Sole Agents forths Manufacturers No 49, Leyeo End No.
&c Com. Street.
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LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS. il'
'REDBRAE CorTAGE, EDINGgRon.


ttMessrs LeoraTG Sc0ftS Co., rs lS.4. .LE53s-
Gentle1en-I begto say that your fGTnsTs Sht.ds. IL
America or my work, the Bookof Le FGT1 The edition
circulating at present In the states under me s Of as
work. written which In my second edition.
entirely modelled, and IN great part adopting
culture suggested by scientific experiment., and 1ang it,
in effect quite new book -. g.. .s
no 81 am, Sirs your oSe ;91 Se5Sant
e..r.f NOTICES OF THE PRESS. s1TTsq"
IFARMRR's GuIDEThe concluding number OF this work
upon table, and we but repeat the verdst
grCtTa press in saying it Is among the noAt
complete and ieS6s Of 70 @ 9S
convenient for reference, the Illustrations beautu The
language plain clear 3sS Jhs %GTS
wGodcuts Il wings. Clltiudter. ~
sye received this highly a nSTsiRG ald 9s s
Agricultural work published III this country which
might compare with The one ss 1aRea ~ usefulness ana
'TuE FARMER's GuIDE,-This work is a reh mime oil
Agricultural knowledge presented In simple and smilaf
farms, and adapted to general in this country by me
judicious notes of the American editor The intelligent
will end 1t very attractive reading lin the Gompar
Eson between English aud American huSbandry for which
furnishes ample Materials he may obtain many valuable
mental stimulus given by the perusal OF writings is
quite important their more immediate purposes
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On HOMES LEMONS. ..1 si.lss 800
~ 2 Gases SardineS. 1fr
. Bales BOrdo Almonds
S Boxes Goshen Cheese-WarTanted.
Candles aslow as any house in the ed keep
dry. For sale at BReo&s
serts-tf No. 112 Main
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sTANDING COIImITTKI


OK oEpIHAscEs.-Messrs. Nelson, the Mayor, (ChAiT
Lamb, YaTna1 and the Clerk
on FINAHrEs-Mossra Bradyi Gill and Lamb.
on AccounI.-Messrs. wfekhami HornbroOk and
woodrow.
on srnrr4s AND ALLEys.-Mssars. Forbes, Bishop Nc
Lure; Hammond and Mathews
sStbsws; wsShaa and the Superintendent Of
Works. fttt'
or MARKEr Housr.-Messrs. wtekham, Jeasrs' and
OK Coal BAsra-Messrs Gill, Brady, Lamb and the
Euperintendant OF Water Works
or LAHntNoa-Messrs. Hall0wellj Cots and Yarnal.
on FiRE DEPAKTAEET-Messrs. BtshoPi Hugheai Mat
thewsj ThaTP and WAIT
or PErrr1oNs.-Msssrs. Tanner Gin and woodrow.
ON Rail ADs-Mesars Bradyi BishOPi FOrbes Gill;
lamb; Tanner and woodrow. -.-.s.
or RLror1osu-Messrs. Lamb; HoTnbrook and ThGrp.
or s1LlnIrs-Asssrs. Yarnar cOttsi RehoIs, Tharl'
and wiekhRHL -
SsGaAsfa-Mesaru. Forbes Cots, JsSsr', wokhan'
and Yaruan-
well and nd woodrow.
OK Pesue oE1r5E9s.1:. aMssara. wiekham' NeLars'
Ieae,tj Matthew'S and Wait LILA.
ASSESSORS.
lat BEEsgGIasER. az "a WaTdoGEG Ro5
noHp. 9Th ward-ALEx. TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
iseward-Dayid MaeI49e. % W1Jamsa AeCo2 nm
~. II. Jarnaon- @
.s,cosrN1ss1oNRRs OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
N L5sIS a w PhiIlips I'd ward.-wm S. Wick.
tttt.T5-ilr w g. Bates. 4th WaTd.-John Gil
gbtisi ST. 9Th waTd-Josiah POWELL 'E
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
,,tlyyard-wm George, John Moore:
~ +" - = ,rhoa IohnSton, p. B. Taylor
~ IT..s JACOB Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
- a. % v ThaTp, p. Seatterday.
ssS a. Matthew B. Reed, James WILSON
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
a.. ,,,,aJoosphs Greer: Qd ward.-P. b. Taylor; ID
WaTd.-Geo. TTtsier' harvey EA-AAi Oe--' -.
Moore. PRE- wARDRNs
WA Joaeph Greer: I'd ward.-Jossph Forsyth,
a, Hu"r5G(3eo JTfslerI 9Th Ward-John Clayton; 9th
Wardy--A. s. Glenn
cssyass5 Of. City HaH.-Josl Triasr
., on Chain Gang-Geo Bulger.
S,r,sa fJ,us,te e+ese Ysrls.-RIias H. Burt
-
WHEELING GAS COMPANY:
1,...idsnt-IoUN w GILL. SceTetETT- Jaa 8. Wheate.
.s,,rsTEJosiah F. updegraG RHEtHesT and IHpeetoT--
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CITY DIRECTORY.

p 1EeRchnnts' and lIeehnnIes' Rank.
:, 20 7aS lNeoaPoRE TEp 1886 cAPrrAL $4,000
5s1ii NoEth6ast Corner OF 8aiR and Monroe Streets
JOHN W, GILL, PIesidentI SoslHaEI BRADY, Cashier.
- Q Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank Of Virginia.
NcoRPoRLIED 1872 CAPrrAL $4,000
Southwest Corner Of Main and Monroe strests
. JOHN C. CAMPBELL, Presideut pAs,I L,ru Cssh,.r.
Discount day-ThurSdAy.
JEnnufhetHFeEs' and RaFaers' Bank
bsl.t 1s.l5. or wheeling.
al t Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
INCORPORATED MARcn, 1851 cAPrrAL s4Sdr. ssoo, 900.
THos. SWEENEY, Prest JONI LrgT,
wheeling savinES' InstItatiOu
no. 1So, Main at.
ISeFosORATED 1884 cAPrTAL $4,000.
~ NELSON, President; wILLlAx McCoT, Treasurer.
Discount dAy-ThuTaday. - . Esl-- = sl-I
Savings Bank or wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth Streets Centre wheeling
ISeoRPoRHrED 1861. CAPrTAL $1,000.
THos. II. LIST, Presidenti VIZ. RAHxIN Treasurer
Discount, day, Friday. s-rs- t.a,
MA6ONa.
Roon, No. ia Main ST. over obbs Chair FACTORY
ONO LoDOr, No. 1ol, msets the irst Monday night OF
very month.
wnEELINo UmoN CnAPrER, No. 10, meets the second
wnEEtiso LoDuE No. 19s, meets on the third Monday
Nght OF every month.
WnEELING ENcANPNRET OF X. t. meets on the fourth
Aonday night OF avery month
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wheeling Cuatom House,

ia blished IN 1881 & B. SWBARINGkN, Surveyor
Collector Of Customs, Once No. -, Union street.
ImpOnutions this port made By way ors Orleans,
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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9 q g "a "a SIS 2
Urn aar,d 6v of only bottles of tIpStdTs
tanLanm of WA CherTH.n

i"' '''s' BaIsan Of HIia Cherry
.. Mt Eden, Ky July %, 1852.
Mcssrs Harcourt, Howard & Co.-Gents:-The "Dr.
wistar,s Bnlsam of Wild Cherry that bought Of you has
been OF slch signal benefit in family that wish mako
lie virtues known for the benefit of the public.
NV VIII took cold the time of her confinement which
consumption She had prose night sweats and had
coughs she given up, for we dtspared OF her recovery
and her child partook OF complaint. She then Coi
epced taking ''TIsLGr's BaIsdm Of Wild Cherry and
three bottles effected entire cure with her and eh
both. ~, ....., -, = = - T.; .L.,-
E uuI " SETH X. SEARCY.
Seth r. Searcy whose certificate isabOve, is man OF as
nch yeracity as any in this country, and man OF COOL
Judgement VIC place entire reliance on bill statement
HARC0URT, HOWARD & co.
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY

HIST DRY.
Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
Of Female Courage, DisinteIestedness
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and
Modern Times,
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Look to YOUR Coughs!

IOOAA ~ =
mo all such as arc laborng under Coughs Colds Hoatss
L moss, Painsin the Breast, Splitting Blood, Sc; va
Tvuid honestly recommend the of Brenngers Com
mound syrup or Boneset apeasant safe sud speedy
cure It can DO at Messrs. PAxroN LAKks, end OF
the Suspention Bridge, and at
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG'S,
anz21- yr;d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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DR.. GuysOtrs Improved ExtrnctO
yellow Dock and Sarsapari1la.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA
TION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF TIKI LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE ERIE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUININE,
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ODD FELLOWS.

ROoH, No. 123 Market street. the Post ONCE
yIRoIMrs LoDoE, No. meets every Thursday evening.
Franklin LoDOE, No. 10, meets every Monday evening,
Wa. TILL LopoE, No. %, meets every Wednesday eve
wHEELIsS LoDoE, No 60, meetseverZ Saturday evening
PANoLA IoDoE, No. 50, meets every Friday evening.
ABaANs ENcANPMENT, No. I, meets LIST and Sd Tuesday
y each month
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,,...,5"rfNIoUN W GILL. Secretary Jaa s. Wheate.
.SrsT-Josiah F. UPdegraG Engineer AID IHsFeefoT--
samI. Il. GoldthorP. .s
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MORE OIL CLOTHS.
n AM now receiving avery large and complete stock Of
j. Superior Oil Cloths from one to four yards wide which
win be sold very low those in want Of goods in this line
tILis city. ,ls-- "a y, g. HARBQg 81 {.
seIt4 y No. 143 Main Btreet.
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st. Louis. June rs. 1882
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Unsealed circulars per ono one ounce or less,
For any distance not exceeding 500 miles,, 1Ce
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This includes handouts, pamphlets, engraylngSS maga
Lnes books and other description ofpInted matter
which there IL writing other than the address-alBo
bound books not exceeding q lbs in weight All printed
natter other than TO bona dt Su0cCbeTH and
periodicals published at no longer period than months to
be prepaid or charged with double the above rates.
These rates include, In addition to the matter specified,
all Transient not sent 10 actual subscribers
On NSPdPeTs not exceeding ounces In weight and sent
from the once OF publication quarter, for WEEKLIEs:
nfn nhlicofinr
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William New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout United States CRDadas Price 81 Ter
bottle; six bottles for ST. For sale by
J. II, CRUMBACKER,
No. ITO Main Str Wheeling.
l.. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh; SeatOn Sharpe MaysYIr,
ShAckleGOId q CrchtOI, Portsmouth, and f. IS Hinnan
Cincinnati. septlO-3nI
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aug2t
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Rntes ofTOI of wheeling and ReInaOnt JuA
pension HFidRe.

pension RridEe.
TO Island and back, cts. cts
az and horse, 10 10
{" / horse carriage or wagon, 10 %
Z" / horse dray, %
90 / horse cart, %
I" horse carriage or wagon 90 20 T-
a. horse dray, %
" 2 horse cart, 20 30
" 3 horse wagon, %
=" horse wagon, 10 60
90 8 horse wagon, 60 80
" horse wagon, 40 100
az horse mail OF passenger coaches, 100 125
For walking to Island and baekPer month so esi
year, $500 ,,,,,
For cattle per head, jcts.
'IhoTses per head,
" hogs per head,
a. sheep per head, SIS.
FOR RESIDENTS ON THE ISLAND.
With the privilege OF passing either bridge sinGiy.
For single foot passenger, per month, 30 ctsi PeT
"EFsmies exclusive of .ervan,so not ereoediSs
six persons, 800
az Families, do do
both bridges. single foot passenger Per year, SS0
uPFu1sral professions exempt from toll.
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E1I.wEEELr papeTs ao4ble the above rates.

SENI.wEEKLY paper1 double the above rates.
TRI.wEEKLY % treble :"
MONTHLY '' oHe:J olTn Z" 'H
SINIMoRrHLY az onS.hdU a.
DAILY or oener than Tffleeky times the above
In rating the distance newspapers to subscribers the
once publication, and not the county line, Is to be the
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FnREIGN PosrAGE

CANADA, &c-Letters to and nom Canada and the Brit
sh n American Provinces, for not 1000 miles, 10
ents per half OuDcei 5000 miles, 10 cents. Prepay
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IANHR regular time tho commencement ofthe Fall
il Session this Institution, will be the frat day Of Sep
f.Lber Zach Session continues calender HtontT
The teachers present connected with the Seminary,
s follows