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CONGRESS HALL.

T1NHE gubboTbeT8 Informing
and the travelling community generally, that they
this day taken of that well established and
vorably known Hotel.
CONGRESS HALL
lst-. .t7:q Third and:Chesnut streets.
They have the house thoroughly repaired all the
nudern improvements introduced and furnished in style
Of elegance which win at render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience. ~ ~ EtH7l -
This decidedly the hest located house in the city being
immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
lew ISues Their mead Quarters being within one soiore
OF tnfs House. t-ti q. - Y n 10y. Z
The subscribeTa are determined TO spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable hee to the
+''''' MORRIS & JAcks6N, proprtetors
James E. Norris who Is we'll known to many OF the buzz
ness men visiting the City lately IN the Hardware house
janice Duncan & Co, and formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia HOTEL St Louis, viii have control or the manage
lieht OF the House. assisted by polite and competent
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Rtablshsd In 1881 &. y. SwEARINGRN, Surveyor ami
Collector of Customs Once No. 10, Union street
this port made by way ofNew Orleans,
New York Philadelpha and Baltimore
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This includes handbills, pamphlets eIgrayings, maya
lnes books and every other description OF printed matter
bound books exceeding q lbs in weight All printed
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periodicals. published longer period than months
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These rates include In addition to the matter specified,
all ReeaPeTs not sent to actual subsrlbers
On NecPaPeTs not exceeding ounces In weight aud sent
from Office or publication quarter, WEEELIEa;
DlStance nom county OF publication eYccpl 50 &C.
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SEaIwEEKLY papers donhIe The above Iates. I"
TRt-wERKLY "a treble " -r- -...-.. -r
MONTHLY a. oHe; fourth "
SHMLMoNFMLY 90 oRe.aGlf ."
DAILY, than Inteky times the above rates.
In rating distance newspapers to subscribers tho
office publications and not the county line Ia TO be the
starting point.
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CAxADi to-Letters to from Canada and the Brit
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BY HENRY @. WATSON, p

AUTHOR OF ssrHR CAMP-PIRES OF THE REVo
y LUTIoN,'' i"NIGHT IN A BLoCK-HoUSE,"G &c.
TO before America examples for inIita
ton ia the most trying circumstances be stated TO be
the object Of this book De Toequeve French tourist
and writer, Of considerable fame, has tuthly said
in the u States "Wonen Govern In no country upon
the earth is the respected and SO deeren
TALLY consulted Our society tie of
days OF chvalry with much Enlightenment. hero
Ia almost object OF worship. Men have been
made great aud heroic by PIuRrchs LIVeS-stinnlAte
and inspired BY the contemplation Of excellence Lot the
reading and study OF such work as the " Heroic Women
daughters, win become more renowned for resolution,
iOTttude and selfsactiee than the Spartan females were
OF old The ensuing pages include nearly the famous In
stances Of female herosm with many not less re-
Variable but less generally known among which may
found Histnrical SEeichea ~
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CHEAT AYTRACTIoNl
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor IVeAf IL oadaEy aud street, NeIC York
L thus Establishment eau BIC seel very correct Repre-
M OF OPIUM head, tongue, AID hands IN notion the
only representation the kind III the country Tile largest
collection Ancient and Modern Cons IN the u
The figure Soldier III the CuhuLenta CInlorni blue AMI
bIul buttons, marked U. 5. a, threecUTe Hat,
necchcs, Galtes, &c, AlsO, lnIds OF Various Plum
age, freaks OF Nature, Indian Implements vi
Rich Oil Paintings, tine EIgIa wings, with many other
aud valuable urIOsites Statue oil George Ill SGca col
lection be found Establishment OF the KIND al
the United States double Cali which 10 universally du
utIed be gIe1t wonder. The calves IOed together
nom the neck down TO tie middle ihey iul gown aI
PERFECTLY formed, aud Wcr ought rUu tho toWnOi Lync,
Live White itat cIks Penn tdnIIrtGce GiAT'
Is. Games EXeI md Amusement, Billiards. Back
GanmI,Um aud Domoes billiard Room with two srem
did Tables, 10 attached to the house.
REHRESAMENTS.-DirIbe and Supper parties can be-
accommodated u very The LArdvT will bc
supplied with The Ielcaces the season. Game, Oys
cakr, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets &c. provided
any hour. .- ..f D.
At this Establishment may celebrated bird.
MlNO IePcst HhUst anything alter stranger.
No accommodation iOI political meetings oil any party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF tho above
celebrated Establishment, and having made various altea
uOns prepared accommodate the Travelling Public und
BoaTdeIs III style not unsurpassed by the best
Hotels the New York The Bar Room, which
Tarest private in tis country bciHs tc
under the change Nj Thomas Riley, III the quality IT'S
wines, Connected with the above is REFEG.
TORY where will be served at all hours OF the day
and evening Private Courts ItHl Referees,
Committees Private Dinner SUPPER Parties, &c,
The public respectfully invited ~ grant him share vi
their patronage =, ,,,,,,.,,r ,,..
uT-Pen wishing Wine and Spin its may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
N. B.-PTiyae families Supplied with Dinners or SuppcIs
superior STYLE Parties OF number al their Iespec
tive Une and wares glass any Part
oTthe City FREE OF CHARGE D..
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1852.

JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.
. Il, W. HARDING, Treasurer. -..
J, L SAs0sroN, Sergeant. ....
SeTge4nt's Deptiss-lst waTd-Isaac n. Pearl. ward
. Adm. W. Clemens Sd ward-John Bowers. 9TH ward
Henry P, ChaPlne 9th wsTd-James S, Campbell.
JoHN MOORE Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB E. BIER, Wharf Master
JACOB ANICK, Street Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. EwIN0 Assessor and Collector oil Water
Rents.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
TnoNAs CAMPBELL Collector OF Assessments,
VIZ. J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JAMES 2. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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|. .5ICITY DIRECTORY.

A'-ae'- UlerehuntB' uuu ukeehDutca' BANK
d ~. 1EcoRPoRArrD 1895. CAPlrAL $4,000.
So o. Northeast Corner Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w GILL, President; SoBIEsKI BRADY, Cashier
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank or Virginia,
t'-I| INCORPORATED 1929 0APIFAL $40, 900.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN C. CAMPBELL, PresideutR DAN'L. LAMB, Cashier
80 Discount day-Thursaay.
IIannEIeIuReRs' and RnRneRsi Bank
.ss o. r!v liars of'WheclinE.
~" Main street, between Monroe and Quincy. 100
INCORPORATED March, 1851. CAPrFAL Stock $500, 200.
THos. SWEENEY, Pres't JOHN L4ST, Cashier.
7 u7s7i, Wheeling SaTfRgs' EnstituEiOn,
No. 1872, Main st. lH
INcroBORATED 1884. CAPITAL $4,000.
NELSON, President, wILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer.
Discount day-ThursdAy.
90 SuTinES' Rank Of WheelinE.
Conner OF Main and Fourth streets. Centre Wheeling
IxcoRroRATED 1851. CAPiTAL $4,000.
THOS. H. LIST, Presdenti WM. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day Friday. r.i
NIA8ONS. ~
nD0E RoOz, No. ia, Main St, Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LoDoE, No. 101, Monday night OF
very month. - s---l-.a Z
WnEELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 10, meets the second
Monday night OF every month.
WHEEErso LopaE, No. 12s, meets the third Monday,
night of every month.
WmELIx0 ENcAAPAENr X. r., meets on the fourth
Monday night OF every month.
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NIechanics, manufaotareEs and Inventors.

mechanics, Manufacturers and Inventors.
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ON BOXES LEMONS. 81 ~ & ~. =. 8!
lGS2 Cases sardines IL *. 5.5isIi. 9s,t7i
2 Bales. sorao Almonds J,,s-.-,7
low asPnT hoasein 10 keep
septs-tf. c..s 81 = ~ h No. 112 Main 4
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The Heroic Women =
i-s5ta - OF ca ~ 49,
9 arlHIsToRYl.a1t

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, DiSinte1eStednes
,r r.i.a and Self-sacrifce of Ancient and 'l-
af-N rr,.,,-ne Modern Times. W. 753 +" isaf7
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
lESSRS. BURKE d BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.


TNHE character OF these Safes Louis
well established that any further test or proof OF tie
their being superior to all others, would have bec
patentee and maker "Has Patent Concrete Sates,'
which burnt all other makes note in United
States Cilder patent included took up his challenge
and the result is given below by the Committee who super
intended the burning Ofhe Sales We only
were left in the furnaces two hours longer.
The SAFE which tested is to be Store, AMI
invite the public TO call and examine II as we feel CONT
dent that no one will doubt their fire proof qualities
having the specimen which passed TIL oug TIM
fiery ordeal on the 18th of June. .. . D.
sole gena for the No 49, Levee, Ind No
% Com Street r..
The undersigned, committee appointed by z. Hall,
X Violet & Co. agents OF MessrS Burke Barnes Go
OF PttsbuTg to test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
mi ue bJ thc respective pTnCp0BTepOt that have
this day subjected SAFE OF each manufacture, OF similar
size which been inVse two years. In ovens 10 c
rnae with wood and PsbuTg stone COAL for Ties
space OF five half hours, and during that be-
eve the heat applied far greater than that any ordt
nary eOntagTaOn-tbat at the expiration Of that time, OH
taking the from the fuTECe and cooling them down,
we found iron casting both In places entire
OPENING the !oEnd books and papers entirely
injured, except slightly he water used in cooling off,
This we found be with both safes, and tie only
percepble difference in the appearance the interior
was entirely uniEuIed while that Hall, DodG K Co.'s,
was bIisteTed ard backened. nconclusion, wouic
mark, that the result Of this test we have hcsa
ton the safes Of both parties to the
dence ofthe public. , .
DAVID II. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN.
st. Louis, Juno 16. 1889 uug21
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n. d. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON, S. @.
i5,I GEORGE WASHIEIGTON!5
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81. Geneutere, rfertrude Van Der TVart,
BrtkMEhGut, Ms. Spencer S1lil.'s Es-
Philippe Of HainGult, CAPE, -.7' -Eif s9oif{
The SisteT Of Duguesclim, Aadeu1oiselle AnLos ~
Jane, Countess Of MonUoTt, Catherine J. Of RlsgiI,
Joan Of Arc, ''-f Maria ThereSe, go
Joan H1cheLLe, .a II. Madame LTucoxrt,
Margaret Of AHjou, Marie Antoineite,
The Queen of NdrGrTe, The Princes de La1nBaIIe,
Mary Stuart, Madame FlizG6eIt, III
The PEfHceSS Of CoHde, Charlotte Corddy, s
Mary Dyve, he Quaker Martyr Madame Roland .s. i
Of Ntlg FhgiGn9, Madame DeSRoHlias, a.
Mrs.. Jane Lane ThereSa Cd6aTuR, 81. .I.
Lady Fa1shGWp Aimee LGdoiHSkG, mr.
Lady Banks, | Ciountess de La Ydlettc,l (
Lady Norton Mrs. Mott and Mrs Bre1rs-
The Heart IF AontTose, ton, -.T-5' l
Lady GTfSel BaiHie, AIrs. Richard Shu6rick,
IpinnDTfed the CouHtesS 81 Elizabeth Rdle, vi. yEE
MEhsddte, The Queen of Georgia. 1a..f
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Mtsa !nackay, .,. .... .. Mrs. Fty5sley sEffef
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Helen Walker, i Mrs. Heald and The noted AEyS.
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ELEGANT fOCTAHO VOLUME!
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0 Very LIBERAL fLdcens LriN be made 10 Gctpe and
cTgettc men Tos"s5ei ~ small capital o. from
10 The sale OF these aud other popular oFs, MANY
oich sold ercluspeln 6v 7aSeLfng Agts aug9a
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n1EnIBERs OF COUNCIL.

Ptasf WAnD-John Mcclure. Jr.; John Hughssi S. u.
woodrowj Isaac Cots.
srcoxD wARD.-John Bishop, Geo. & wiekham.
THrRD WARDS. BIady;J. J. Yarnal John n. Math
aWsj Daniel Lamb.
ForRTu wARp.-Dr. James TanneTj &. c. JefeTs; a. =.
SlIoveI; d. ". TharPi David Hammond.
FIyrH WARD George Forbes; John W. Gill LorenzI
ID Wait, Jacob HornbTook; Henry Echols.
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DIR. Guysott'. Improycd E1trnotor
Fellow Dock and sarsaparilla.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA
TION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE FREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, tQUININE,
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f. D Wait, Jacob HOrnbFooE, Henry EchOls.
f,,t STANDING COMMITTEES.
or oRpIHANcEs.-Messrs. Nelson, the Mayor, CChar.
,GLamb, YaTnal aud the Clerk.
oN RiHAxcrs.-Messrs Bradyi Gill and Lamb.
or Aecouxrs.-Messrs. wiekham; Hornbrook ami
Woodrow. .ll.
on STREETS AND ALLEYS-Messrs. Forbes; BishOpi Nc
LUXE; Hammond and Mathews.
Astthsws. weSSan and the Superintendent Of Water
Works.
on MARKET HOrsr.-Messrs. wiekhami Jeaers, ant:
Wait
on Coal ,BAxks-Messrs. Gin; Brady; Lamb and the
Superintendent OF Water Works.
on LLNDlxos-MeSsrs. HAloweI Cots and Yarnall
ON FIRE DEPAKrnENT.-Messrs. Bishopi Hugheaj Mat
theWsi ThaTp and Wait.
on PErrrIoxs-Messrs. Tanner; Gin and woodrow.
on Rail RoADs-Messrs. Bradys bishops Forbes Gill;
Lamb; Tanner and woodrow. -f-a
Cx EIEor1oxs-Messrs. Lambi Hornbrook and TmTp.
isN sALAR1Es-Nessrs. Yarnalli cotts Eehols Tharl'
and wiekham.
JeheE8 and Matthew'S. a.
on GnADrs-Mesars. Forbes COttsi Jeaersi wiekhanl
- OK REL EsrArr-Messrs GIN, Bishop, Brady Halo
we'll and Woodrow.
-'e on PuBLIc CEMETERY.-Messrs. WiekhAm' MeLme'
OK L,onT.-Messrs. Cots; Bishop, Tanuor; Wait ard
YSrmI. ..,,.on,
Isl Vsstd-F. A. BnESELlsoER "a Iv WsrdnGEo. Ron
lEsoN. "a Ward-sAN'L SHITH: 9Th "ard-DAVID HAN
~ gllIi2%}sa ALDERMEN.
< III yard-David Machine. I'd W-Jatnes Mcdonnell
al T%EGeo. Duty. 9th W. John L. Newly. 9th W.
m. II. Jamison.
=. COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
p fst waTd-H w. Philips. I'd ward.-wm. S. Wick.
han. Cd Ward.-Dr. w. J. BateS. 18th Ward-John Gill
'5shTiSt ST OH waId.-Josiab Powell.
SUI TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
lat ward.-wm George, John Moote:
81 Thos. Johnston, F. B; TsylGr
Sd Jacob senseneg, Jacob Singleton
an D. v. ThaTp, p. SeatterdAy.
6th Matthew B. Reed, James Wilson.
taE SANITARY COMMITTEES
,.. Iyurd-Joseph Greer. I'd ward-P. b. Taylor: 81
RaTd.1.fieO Tisier; 4th-HSrvey Hall: 6th.-Geo. W.
.i Ao''' FIRE wARDENS.
r Isl wsrd-Joseph Greer: Cd ward-Joseph Forsyth:
a word-Geo Triser: 4th waTd-John Clayton: 9TH
lward.-A. 8. Glenn
csyat0r Of city Hau-JOel Trisor.
op.,see, Of Chain Gang.-GeO Bulgor
"a !s.ytOn of publte Craze Yards-Elias H. Burt.
ts.- WHEELING GAS COMPANY,
Pfesdent=JOHA W. GILL. Secretary Jas. q. Wheate.
Ty.asIySTJosiGh r UpdegruR Engineer and IHsprctOr
RamI H. GoldthoTp
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MoRE OH CLoTHs..

n AN receiving avery large and complete stock Of
Superior OIL Cloths, rom to four yards WIDE which
Win be sold very low want ofsooas in this lins
win please call and sse the Prettiest oeredi
tlis city ss,.- Is % J.CkHARBOUR,
sept4 ,ss5atp - No. t43 Main street,
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aaa To Glass Manu- y
ETIE have constantly on hand large stock or Japaed
Jar Covers of all sizes, Union ST., No. TO- i5
Avg 81, lvsd. CAYwooD GoNKIITts co.
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills an Invaluable medicine in many
complaints TO which you subject In distractions
either total PARTIAL they have been found
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements
health actol, purifying the blood other fluids
fecuay 10 put TO flight all complaints which may arise
from female Irregularities Headache, ldess dimness
OF sight, pain in the sde back etc., and offered the public
tile best Pills for all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE. 80 q
We the undersigned Physicians having had the receipt
of their manufacture submitted for Inspection, say
that the Ingredients which they composed makes
them the bestP in for all diseases the Liver,
pures of the Blood, We say this not only from
own judgement, but also from thai OF the hest edica
thorty IL the United States All diseases requiring the
use ofan Alternative, Daphorec and PuTgativo Medicine
that came under our notice. has been treated with the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success s3
4.=-H l+l1 81. a-s GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
F. CROWLEY, NJ. De-
s-lr5- ..o.a7f ..aI' 81! L. BOWEN, M. ID. fflf
ng Purchase none but those having the signature, ~
worthless mutations. = ,-.7 !
Agents wishing supplies and all others wishing to
become agents, must add the proprietor, ]. Ho.
at his Laboratory No. 100 North Second Sti
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants In the us.
Pamphlets giving certificates OF performed in diff
erent sections of the country the above medicines
can be had gratis oil the agents. ~
Sold by j. Baker, Wheeling wholesale and retail agent
or Wcstel Val W. u. Briggs, West Liberty; ]. Fer
re Bradleytowni j. CARING Triadelphia; VIM Hosack,
Ronys Point; Danl Ferril Coral Cove. Price each 20
cents. .,1i-r -Ei .T mar29-1y
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THE TAPE WORM.

This is the most dffeult destroy OF that
infest the huna SYSTEM II TO almost indefinite
length becoming coiled aud fastened in the tesines
and stomach ehectng the health sadly to
Vtus Dance Fits etc that those afflicted seldom If
suspect that 1t Is Tape Worm that is fastening them
to early lnorder TO destroy this WOIm very
energetic treatment would
proper to thke or 3 OF my Liver Pills, TO
all the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the which must be taken in doses of two
BILE spoonins three times These directions followed
have never been known to fail in curing the most Obst.
nate case ofTape Worm, " .eT
p READ THE FoLLowINo: 80,
And you cannot be indifferent 10 this appeal Human
y calls upon to do your uuty 1t is only out
the naly thousands who In seen Its wonderful effects
DIR. j. N. to you, the in.
venor OF highly valuable medicine, prompts this humble
testimony in Its favor, as being sar. gentle, yet power
lly eRectual remedy for Worms Having had much ex-
re,iencc in knowing ho effects OF various preparations
my vile, who was well skied in mnisteIng to children
In pronounced the best had used and
would use no other while yours could be had daugh.
ter OF ours became seriously diseased. Her symptoms
were but her mother at once sought out feme-
dy for Worms! Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken halfa botte oil Sir the JOY gayc an
ate mother. tOsee the In her child she be
ing about five or six years old She passed immense
quantity OF Worms her siekly now brighten
ed, her spirits returned and in short upe atovely
Use OF health Thanks kind Providence whose bles.
sing attended your Syrup, restored child With
deIcc recommend II TO all parents whose children arc
suffering with Worms. s7Ef fa.. 44H5i
JAS. Is. BOWEN, Minister of The Gospel,
LAT O the hmm nm B1uti
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No part of the system liable disease than the
LIVER, IL serving filterer to purify the blood,
giving the proper secretion TO the bile that any
action of the Liver effects the other important paris the
system, and results varously in Liver Complaint Jaun
dice Dyspepsia, etc. We should, therefore, watch every
mptOm that might indicate wrong action he Liver
These Pills being composed OF Roots and Plants Furnished
by nature to heal the SICK namely 1st, an Expectran
which secretion from the Pulmonary
membrane, promotes the discharge OF secrecd natter
2, Alternative, which changes in ncxplicabe aad
insensiblc manner tic certain action OF tho system
3D. Tonic which gives tone and strength to the
SYSTEM renewing health and vigor 10 all parts Of The body
9TH, aCathartc which acts in perfect harmony with tile
ingredients and operating the owels expel
purifying the Hood which destroys disease and restores
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-03
The Primary Department u
OF THE al
Meade COLLEGIATE Institute.

= WELLSBURGi VA 80 n II -
THE Fall session this School will MON.
DAY the 18th of SEPTEMBER, and will continue five CAL
endar months. 1..-a Stl4s.f liz. nav az,
NOpup will be received for less time than one session,
unless by special agrcemen-and when entered,
deduction will be made absence during the session.
cept in ofprotracted sckness-nor will any pupil
permitted TO withdraw. This rule is positive. lfI
70 ~. H+ ~ TERMS: - -,-s
Daypupils,-Prinnry English Department. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. 1900
One halfinvaraby in VANCE the remainder at the midi
ule OF the session. Ia l-S -
Ministers OF the Gospel u Eli- 80 si}.fs i5-
For further Information see catalogue, published By
Board of Trustees. II. 1919. lsi41.ss .liI D.
BY order OF the Board,
...ru-.-. SAM'L ID. ToMPKlNS, Rector