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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
IAN INTENsEsK INTERhsTINGn nS.

-1VoL 12Mo., 81, ..
NJ ooRE ANDERSON, have jus readyin a duo,..
=, 4 cAapAtGNlooF Of GENE AL sco1r
mine vaiiy or Mexico, by Lieut.. RaphaeI Semmes. II s
detailed aeseant &c Il Ge SSasf s sssf4 i sriifabRs 1 Ssna.
".u; Impartial account ofall he saw.S-6 adqu in he a n lar
ASpirited and extended sketch of the asst Mex,...o
p s1EEd:r INC u author i%sSttSchsd to the J avy., but beam.
Written in a clear and vigorous style, E I'd itis disstt.S.
after having commenced its perusal, to Ia it asid emSSi
One OF the most gallant officers in the \ Avn.
whole volume, as a work Ofintellect, is w >Irthy of Inc
Journal. s4'
never rcada history evidently so fairly ,yritten-I;,t
IA volume full ofinstrucdon and interest HI ,n..
with a flowing pen, in vigorous style, enriel ng his n naITs
twe s or : Srttsianf s esroPaf i with personal re, objections o.
We have seen no work which has given SUI vivid IL
pressions OF Mexican scenery and character, c the event,
CS. C.l Standard. -. 49, -O"0F':'
we find in this book, ,he most life,nke de. rip,iOn =,
battles anu victories, that we have ever read. .Massn;..
We follow with interest renewed, as we aavau en-.
footsteps OF that eoaspmate soldier, whose mar es s ~
ries Of manGuvcrs a%bs5iuteIy uns n adii IN Re !, 1 .. Sc;
military strategy:-cig Gaz. Q .; 80 F"
He is lively and spirited narrator. His battle 81 'tts5.,
are extremely vivid, and produce a deep impression intSs nib
Imagination. He criticises the military operation In :, ~
cided partisan spirit, but with evident ability-M y. ~;
INN. a' 1855 Tl
Philadelphia Pres6yterian L.
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions OF ass H.,
and storms. one can hardly wonder at the fascinatinna i ~,
enthusiasm productive of the almost incredible mil; W ~
PTOt1eSs SO repeatedly displayed during the Mexican Wa y
Princeton Re1ie1c.
The books more than readable; its statistics, andh q,
and sketches, give the reader as clear an account or =
campaign as can ba found any where, superior in intara y
If not in value, to Major Ripley's History.-M Y. e., i
geIfst. Ii"
Pays a warm tribute to the many admirable ouaIi,,s,
that eminent commander, Gen. Marasjr
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CITY DIRECTORY;

Merchants and Mechanics, BAND,
lScoRroRATED 1886. CArrTAL S54o,O0O.
Northeast Corner Of Main and Monroe streets.
John W. GILL, President; sostrsk1 BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of Virginia.,
-lScoRPoRArED 1919. CAPITAL $40, 900.
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN G. CAMPBELL, Presidenti DAs'I. LAnD, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday.
Manufacturers and Farmers Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL SrocK $500, 900.
THos. SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier.
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Discount day-Thursday.
Savings Bank of Wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth streets, Centre wbeelin-
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPlrAL S16,O 600.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE OF II SUPERIOR QUALlTY OF
MESSRS. BURKE d n
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

FlRE PROOF SAFES
TNHEc character OF these Safes, In st. Louis, was before so
weHestablished, that any further test or proof OF the
TACT OF their being superior to all others, would have been
unnecessary; but in order to ~commodat Mr.. Hall, the
patentec and maker of 'Hall's Patent Concrete Safes, >
which has burnt up all other makes of any note nthe InitrJ
States, (Wilder's patent included, } I'VE took up his challe n.C,
and the result is 81 ven below by the Committee who slmeT.
Intended the burning ofthe Safes. We only regret maj The,
were not LETT IN the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which we tested is to be seen at our Store, ami
we Invite the public to call and examine it as we feel conf,
dent that no one will ever doubt their fire proof ouaIiticu
after having seen the specimen which passed through thu
merry ordeal on the 10th of June.
I. X. VIOLET, & CO,
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers, No. 10, Levee, End No
SG Com. Street.
The undersigned, a committee appointed by Z. Hall, ON
behalf OF Hall, Dodd Dc Co., OF Cincinnati, and Messrs. Il
X. Violet & Co., as agents OF Messrs. Burke, Barnes 4, Co
OF Pittsburg, to test the fire proof qualities OF the saf.s
mtde by thei: respective principals-repoTt, that we nave
tms Jay suspected a Safe OF each manufacture, OF similar
SIZE, Wnch hau been IN Ue two years, i'll ovens to n ii, O
made with dry oak wood, and Pittsburg stone coal, for IL.
lieve the heat applied was far greater than that in anv orJi.
nary conhagration-thut at the expiration of that time. m
taking the sales from the furnace, and cooling them down.
we founc that the iron casting on both was in places cntiIe.
ly burnt of, be: that the books were unfnjured, ami on
opening, the safes we :oEnd books and papers entirely mn.
except Slightly by tie water used in cooling Off
This we found to be the case with both safes, and tie onIv
perceptlble difference in the appearance OF the interior was
that the varnish on the woodwork of Burkc & barnes, saTe
entirely uniriuIed, while that on Hall, DodG Il Co.'s.
mark, that from the result of this test, we have no hositn,
in recommending the safes of both parties to the conn.
dence ofthe public.
a..-s g.. WARWICK P. MILLER.
DAVID II. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN.
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1s52.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. HEATE Clerk.
K. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L. SANGsToN, Sergeant.
SergeInt's DePHties.-1st w~ard-IsaacM NJ. Pearl. Oh ,varI
Adm. W. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers. 4tb yvari
Henry 7. Chapline. 9Th ward-James S. Campbell.
JOHN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JAcoB (. BIER, Wharf Master.
JACOB ANlcK, Street Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. EwIN0, Assessor and Collector of WAITE,
Rents.
Joshua c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurer, and Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DASIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Collector of Assessments.
WIN. J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
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DON.
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Pastor, corner Market and Monroe streets, service 10, s
O'Clock A. y.
NRw JERrsALgN, swedenborgian, No. As Union street,
over the Hope Hose honse.
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE, No. IS, Monroestreet.
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~ I'm
comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, DisinteIestedness
and Selt-sacritice of Ancient and
Modern Times.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-FIRES OF THE REvo
LUTON" might IN a BLoCK-HoUSE," &c.
.; ~ SCI before the women OF America examples for imita.
; y p d IN inc most trying circumstances, may be stated to be
ING u oneGt oil nus BOOK. De To1quevilIe, a French tourist
wiiteI' oil considerable fame, has %truthfully said that
IN me U; states, women Govern" In no country upon
TALLY consulted. Our Society possesses ese the ua er y @e ui tmr
aays oi ehivalry, with much moic enlightenment. A hero.
made great and heroic by Plutarch's - LIves""stinuIated
a u INSPIRED by the contemplation OF excellence. Let the
become common, and our wives, mothers, sisters, and
1 A. en- VIII become more renowned for resolution,
ctI III seNSaCTlhce than the Spartan females were
OF old. The ensuing pages include nearly oil the famous in.
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iioInI Iista - = generally Known among which may be
~. GeTertere, gertrude Van Der JVayt,
Phiiinaa oS H,;,,,,, 1u'S. SPeneeT Smih's Is
The Sister Of Dugutsc!jn, Made,aois,u, A,n6o,
Jazz Jazz . = y ~ am.eS o Mo"DoTt, Camer:neL Of RuSsi4,
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3 q VStenC o. Hae1Tre, The Princess de LGm6alle,
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En- H hor,on' n Mrs. Mott and Mrs. Bre1es-
Lady GriSeH Baltic, Mrs Pic5ord S1,lr;.l
VinniJried, the CoLmhss or Eiisa6,tb VIM
30. NtHISaateI The Queen Of Georgia,
III ~. :, tn1aGaona|a, Mrs. Charles Eliot,
Lady Harriet Ackland, Lydia DarrS1b
W rlsM Mrs. Head and the noted Mrs.
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Robert Sandcrson, Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother of s.AtaiCr
General Sanderson, an officer in the war OF 1912, cured Of
Consumption by the use OF "Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry w lbs. ..- ia..Er tHI
Rush Greek township, Fairfield co. Feb. %, 1852.
Dear Sir:-As l consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the use 0l
.'Dr. Wistar's Basam OF Wild Cherry" will state IN,
SYMPTOMS of my case, that others similarly afflicted NAV be
induced to try this invaluable remedy. / experienced great
difficulty In breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
fushes of heat and frequent cold chills, with severe pain in
my side and breast accompanied by a very bad cough; was
ring, ! should say. at least two gallons a night, wetting the
bed completely through. ] had not been able to work for
scars. But l was much emaciated, and almost HELPLESS
when commenced using Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry,
| have used in all 10 bottles, Eand l am now free from ali those
complaints, for my healthi is good.
l am now 90 years old, and havs not taken any OF tlc
Talsam since 1876, because my health is so good as not Ia
require any medicines. But If l should have any return al
my former symptoms, l should use Wistar's I3alsam OF Wild
Cherry. ! procured the medicine OF Messrs. Fall q Me.
Cracker, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio.
no. .. -- ROBERT S~ANDERSON.
The genuine Wistar's BaIsam OF Wild Cherry has A in,
simile OF the signature of Henry Wistar, NJ. D., Philadri
phia, aud SANFORD d Park" on n finely executed steel Ell
graved wrapper. No Othes can be- genuine,
UJ-Prtce 81 per bottle-SlX bottles for Sc.
Sold Qy J. d. PARK, Cincinnati, q.
Northeast corner oil Fourth and Walnut streets-entranru
ON Walnut strcet-to whom all orders must be ADDRESSED,