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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1852.

NELSUN, Mayor,
JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.
K. w. HARDING, Treasurer
j. L. SANGsroN, Sergeant.
SeTge1HrS DePuties-Ist waTd-Isaac n Pearl od wR raj
Adm. w. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers 18th ws ri
Henry P. ChaPline. 5th ward-James S. Campbell -
JouS MOORE Superintendent Water Works 49,
JAcoB 4 BIER, Wharf Master.
JACOB ANIcK, Street Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. EWING, Assessor and Collector OF Watc,
Rents.
J"snUA c. wILEr Lumber and Coal Measu.er and Gua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
TuoNAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
Wa. ]. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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GENERAL. JACKSON
AND MARTIN LUTHER.


NHE Propretors of Sartans Magazine having purchas
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in 1899,
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
IAN AlNTENsRsY ENTER RsruNG nooy

ne campaign OF Gen. Scott.
IAN ~ iAtNFEasEsR fNFER RsT1Nds ROCK
1VoL. 1eMo., s., %. ~
M ooRE &ANDERsoN, have just ready i, 4. ,,,,
in tn. ; THE : CAMPAIGN AI OF GENERAL SCOTT.
yo, with Map Of the Battle GroandsssT pssss -s.S
s. Is man of sts siSsps . brilliant Campaign
~ tlal account OF all he saw.-KenRel in n, tI
fT'rited and extended sketch OF the last Merie.p
neaE The author Is attached to the Navy but bean
Written In clear and vigorous style and II is ditt
9 ate by hsyng commenced its pefsu ii asideS
One OF the most gnliant officers in the Naxy.
Whotc volume work ofntellect, worthy or The
place N the department TO which it ,befones.Ioa,s
at is no small praise author to any. that w.
never read history evidently fairly writtenILEt
-. volume full CONSTRUCTION and interest He witt,
howins pen, in vigorous style enriching his
nv 81 with personal recollection a.
we have seen no work which has given such vivid :;
OF scott's Campai Pr1.s or the event"
s stven 10 The public very attractive -Cha,,
men and thineH-of Scenery Society--or marcbes
Rerfelb. - - - ''' 'sei leao'-AGsv
We follow with interest renewed, as we aJxane. on
oEtseps o. mat consgmate soldier, whose marehe ana
o. absolutely the annals
His original descriptions drawn with great elci,
ne Is ana spirited narrator His battle skech.,
imagination He criticses the military in On The
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philadelphia PresByferiGE ~ Ste" iorth-
In reading some OF the authors descriptions OF
anu one can hardly wonder at the fascination
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Io1ess repeatedly displayed during Mexican War
me books more than eaabeiis statistics, and fact.
anu sketches, give the reader clear an account oS a.
campaign ba found any where s,perior in e
gelist. ' ~ l. Eran
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable qualitie, nj
thSI eminent commander, Gen. Seott-Harpers Mqgazin
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CITY DIRECTORY.

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Established i'll 1881. Z. b. SWEARlNGEN SURVEYOR anil
Collector OF Customs, Office No. 49, Union street
to this by way OF New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
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CONGRESS HALI,.

HE take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally that they ha
this day taken possession that established and IA
vUrably known Hotel. -
CONGRESS HALL,
Third and.Chesnut streets .
They have had the house thoroughly repaired ali the
modern improvements introduced, furnished in stye
elegance which will at once render it unsurpassed Tor
comfort and convenience T.H[t "
This is decidedly the best located house city, being
the immediate vicinity business the Exchange Cusfo
House, and many other public buildings
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lew minutes their head quarters being within
OF this House. d. =
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
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traveller. % Ii TO- l - .
MORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietora
James E. Norris, who is well to many ofhe bus,
mess visiting the CITY, lately in the Hardware house
james j. Duncan & Co.. and formerly propreor
Virginia HOTEL ST. Louis have control Of the
nent OF the House, assisted by polite competent
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Berger or Spine and Muscle IMMINENT.
speedy and certain action in removing rheumatism
Neuralgia Sprans pains from Bruises Burns &C.. is SO
that were to its merits Won
really we fear could scarce give cedence assertions
Z 7s't fls.. 1t can be had - lII177.1- -
p l7-.1ts-f.s .#s- 80 $40 PAXTON & LAKES,
l. 20. End OF Susp. Bridge, and
- AnR91-1yd. BRENTHNGRR &ARMSTRoNGIS
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ODD FELLOWS.

RooN No. 1873 Market street, near the Post onco
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FRANKLN LODGE, No 13, meets every Monday evening
WHEELING LODGE, No So meets every Saturday evening
rANoLA Lopez, No. 81, meets every Friday evening
ABRAMS ENcAAPNEST, No. 1, meets LIST Sd Tuesday
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CHURCHES.
ST. ATHENS, EpfseeF1eGn, corner Monroe Byron
streets REV WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Rector Morning ser.
vice los, evening7tI
JoHSs EPfscopGieGn, Main street. between First an,
Second, Centre wheeiBg Rev. ID. McCARE psstoT.
Morning service 100, evening q O'Clock Service and Ice
Friday evenings at Z. O'Clock Seats
FERsr PREsBYTERIAS, Rer- Il. II, Weed, Pastor Font,
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afternoon
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ing; Service morning and evening.
TunD PRESBYTERIAN. Rer. Mr. PouN, Pastors First
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wheelngi Service morning and afternoon
ForRrn STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rer. S. B. DUR
PASTOR Fourth Street, between Monroe Quncey
Service morning and evening.
NORTH STREET MEFuoDlsr ErscorAL, Rtr. Tpln WI.
som Pastor corner Market and North sta North Wheel
ng; Service morning and evenings.
cnAPLlSR ST. METHODIST EPIscoPAL. Rrr. E. G. Mich.
Centre WheeiingI Service morning and evening.
GERNAN METHODIST EPIscoPAL, Req. Mr. BroadBeck
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ST. JAMEs CATHEDRAL, Roman Catholic, IT. Rec. Bishop
II. y WeiaH Fifth Street, of Hampden, servico
morning and afternoon.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED J. T. Mcclure, Pastor, corner
Market and Jefferson Streets service morning and after
oon!E sta.r ira
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Fifthand Sixth, service morning and evening.
FIRsT INDEPENDENT CoNsREs ArIoNAL, USr ARIAx Rev
g. W ebsteT PASTOR Market street, between Webster
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EvAs0ELlcAL PROTESTANT, Reu. J. hToegaT, Pastor.
Clay street, above Sixth, East Wheeling. 49,
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Cincinnati Hydropnthfc Or
Water Cure Esta

HE above Institution is now open for the r
On the Carthage pike and but rods from the Hsm i
ton Ccnnau and Dayton Railroad, in the rear and at
enng easy OF access to those OF ENJOYING The
To the lover nature parts the can fur
be Se VARIETY al IT.. OF than
Cure art combine reSeTnp ths 10 the
The Large, and beautiful Edifce displays the tss,
G the al at glance The neatness and elegance Of the
to the invalid cannot fail tn which which
this Establishment desirable The Halls are exten
can range at pleasure free from atmospheric Influences in
Indictment weather The Bed Rooms well ventilated
and neatly furnished; the Bath Rooms are ample and co
nodious, being the application Of wateT IN
Hail. cet long Where '1 %se rs
WI nave an opportunity Of restoring their muscular
ns sRr ass Which n
Sa %aea po 0w so sna they
are ,emarkabs for purity OF
not think Of desirable pee for tbos we can
health. than this Institution. ''eN'ns
1L disease for many years. begs leave inform the public
ha no pains VIII be spared for the restoration health OF
devoted her attention to the treatment OF
Important station viii take Special w shSrqs al led
female department Prolaysus Ute, with its train ' Of
pr9strating the energies destroying the use
Gnesa Of large portion Of the fair sex, will be treated IN
inns Institution successfully Independent of pessares or
supporters OF any Kind To this subject we would inSi
Inc Stten,on o ladies' as in all cases shall expect to
Persons visiting the Cure by the way the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop at the Carth,s
station Patients are requested to bring two comioTts
bles two blankets, two coarse Sheets six towels and
quantity OF old linen suitable bandaees
TERAs.-The terms for Board Medical Services md Al,
ordinary attendance, will be dollars por week
weekly Extra attendance will subject the natent 10 n
Some deduction will made 10 those WIN
md 1t necessary to spend length OF time in the Instit
day Pei
From three to five dollars will be charged for the frat
examination. .,r- - - - 80 1' Al 81
For further particulars address .r,iy =
-r-g D.A PEAsE, MD.
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. PAIR Mems French Calf Boots inst :,
- the sign OF the Black Mammoth Boot. u - l. -
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Look to your Coughs!

ITO oil such laborng under Coughs Colds Hoarse
J. ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood &C. we
would honestly recommend the Brentlingers Conf
pound Syrup of Bonese apleasant and speedy
cure 1t can be had at Messrs PAXTON LAKr's end Of
the Suspention Bridge, and at 10 $50 -
BRENTJ1NGER & ARMsTRoNG,s, p.
ang2i- yr;d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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M o.. ".
GEORGE WASHINGTON!' "'3
uNrREcEDENrEDa IN ANNALS OF AMERICAN FINE ART!
WELcH,s magnifcent Portrait of Washington by
e6inches@-Ensraved steel Cby permissionS from,
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come sliar household Words 10 the minds Of eve
ry person IN the United States who can read
Every Artist Scholar Statesman and Jurst in our own
country and in Europe judging has pronouee
WEIGHS WASHINGTON Isl.
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FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
that the Senate q the United States and the most eeebat
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the only correct Portrait OF Washington
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DEAR siR-Aeeert my thanks the Portrait OF wash
ton AS work ofart its excellence and strike
every who t audit is happy in its likeness
h9 ss 1T OS @
is yet strongly impressed my memory The
ness Representing perfectly the expression sswe as tho
form and features OF his face
With great respect l5-&-
.t'.i' am your ob't servant,
Geo, w. childs. Esq. Phila.
BY THE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON
Engraved (by Permssion1 from Thomas suily,s only
Preston Blair, Esq. GO by &c inches.)
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY.
Read This
From the Hon. john Mclean. Associate Judge OF the
Supreme Court
,,,... CINCINNATI, 29th Oct, 1852.
Dear Sri thank you for the likeness OF Gen
oral Jackson 1t Is excellent latter part
his fe his grey hairs, his tall venerable frame the
sincerity and Kindness OF his expression and manner
tivated all who became acquainted him There wec
lew any persons educated at home abroad
niue they may have associated with foreign courts wu
could equal the grace and Of Jacksons
manner m social circle Whether consider him in the
helu IN HE drawing room, at the head Admins
tratlo he was remarkable man.
With great respect,
Geo. w. Childs; Esq.
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ing Inducements for the formation of
CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS.
To wit:-For club of five, S2o,m
- ten, $500
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Eth copies of the works will be sent.
u1 On receipt OF the subscriptions Portraits will he
sent free OF postage, Cat the sole risk
10 one address, each OF the said club as desired
AddTess-ROBERT KING,
Agent for Wecls Portraits Washington and Jackson
ior State OF Va, Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.