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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and IA
80 CONGRESS HALL,
Third ahdsChesnut streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired and all the
modern improvements introduced, and furnished in style
OF elegance which will at once render It unsurpassedafOr
comfort and convenience.
This is decidedly the best located house In the city being
in the immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines ombuses leave for every part Of city every
minutes their head quarters being within one square
OF this House.
The subscribers are determined to spare pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
NORRIS & JACKSON, Projectors.
James E. Norris who is well known many Of the bus.
mess Waiting the CITY lately in the Hardware house
Virginia Hotel St Louis win have control OF the manage
nent OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
persons. kSN
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WASHINGTON,

THIS large and magnificent Poft[si,, q Is
he BURN q q A% nSs O. t Ss4a
Of art ss SIZE Of the plate eighteen
inches. which w make 6 6P s6s2y
p1int is now at the State House Hartford
It is finely engraved and Psi95SeSo "a al the puOH'
per a1s re9ng the amount may ~ any pal.
Persst sopy y 5e on 4o 81 ms made
free OF postage. Ia IN the publisnsIInng
.1 Bookseller and Pu0sh''
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Gen, SCOT.
IAN INTENSELY INTERPRETATION

1A4> CIV HHSNsE1'X INTERESTIn,r,, wv.
zroonr VOL 12Mo., 81 20. AOOK."
nj w. me- Iso ~ aNDERSOE, have Just reasu,
IN 10 TIL, THE e CAMPAIGN OF GENERA, uooase
IN ne vaity OF Mexico, by Lieut. Rarbls; L. SCOTT
ds SISI Map Of the Battle GrounseSRes USx
.ad Lieut. is man Of seTine brilliant CsI,i.u
PcayWne N' ACCOUNT OIL all he sawSKendsu in ~ Gr
"A. a spir 1t, and extended sketch of ,bo ,, ..
pccden,Ix aa.hor Is nttachsd the Mexican Cam
Written ina clear and vigorous St yiihtiat
ok batiy Eslss ''ce" Its perusal lay it as Site
One Of the most gallant officers in tho
wnoiG volume, as a work OGintellect iS navy. Tie
pace ,n N inc department to which It beIoDnhy Of s
1T Is no small praise to the author 70 49,,
er t history evidently so faT mt We have
,,,it,i volume St.L null efinsSrucdon and u,er..,
i've ot PEI N vigorous style cnrSb;He Witt,
the distinguished actors init "Nstoa TecOlcCtoTS 4
we ma, nave 81 seen Si no work which has riv.n
pIessiOnS OF me1Ean scenery and ~ such vivid in
OF Cen ScOtt's Campaign-Son,G, aeteT or the ky.a,
p. mas IA gwen 10 The public Verynttrac,irs
we hnd IN this hook. the most ,it,r,
hntt,a. ,tTs-o scenery and SOcetyo ar NsenpOn
ReTieto "a'e ever read.-.lG.sSaTit.
We follow with interest renewed 40 ,r., "'
triumphs from Vera Cruz TO the c;t' Whose lrches &
res Oh nSnGuvers absolutely weea s
military Stratcgy.-CiH. Gas E'e" III tile AnuaIs $,
His original descriptions are draw, ,,;,, "
lie is lively and spirited nsrateE ' With great felicity
He et h9a prT Ss ss
5u1is. '''cHl ahlhty.-N y ne ne
The very best book which that yv0r h.. -
Philadelphia PrcRGyteriGE "' ms called IOrb
In .t reading some o[the authors description,
enthusiasm p%oduetiSe W W., wer at the iases assault,
1osss SO repeatedly displayed duri, tue MeSit, %
The book is more than readable; its st,,iv,;..
and sketches, give the reader clear an @ and facts
c9mpdgn as can ba found any where superioE " Tie
geliSt. 'o'E.-N l. e.
that pa smn %arm butte to the many admirable
o. AGESrs wanted, TO circulate nj, 1T uare.a
bs UIsGS oE states with ho liberal
q EDIToRs giving this advertisement ItI Two
seftohs small nave copy Ithc work naiIe ,ole IN
tisemcnt. MOORE e ASDRPSISSSl hIlhS the aiy.r
aug 2l't. 2S, West Fourth street C rr,aEes
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Important and Valuable work.
The Odd Fellows Text Book,
by TASCHAL DONALDSON

DID, rz,d Master of The O. Lodse of NorlatrnMY
MOSS & BROTHER, No. 12 South Fourth Street Phlla.
l depha, havejust published the most valuable work
been given to the l. O. F. 1t consists OF
complete and thorough calculation the science Of Odd
Fellowship and explains matter connected with the
Order that of right given to the world tcontains
COMPLETE History OF the Order interesting summary
its Laws and Usages, together with variety OF other
useful matter, and is embellished with fs
THIRTY!TWo APPROPRIATE ENGRAvINGs,
among which beautiful illuminated ttepage ustra
tive OF the universally Of Odd Fellowship and likeness
Of VIM. Hopkins. Esq, Right Worthy G. Master OF the
Grand Lodge OF Northern New York.
Address MOSS 6. BROTHER,
aug2i No. 12 South Fourth st, Philadelphia
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WmEEI.INCa FFnIAIE sEnIINARY.

TIME regular time for the commencement OF the Fan
l. Session of this institution will be the first day Of Sep
Tho teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev eS by .. W ToLFoRD, b. D.. Principal.
Miss MARGARET ORR, A.,t,tann.
Miss MIRA H. TOWNSEND,
Miss FRANCIS l.. HARDING,
Miss MARY o. ToLFORD, Aasfstanf Primary DtT1Tf.
Prof JOHN wINKLE. Music and German
M + b Ds Mo4NSE$l4 ks.4t l ae and D'H'''"s
Miss Orr win not take active duty the Coming session;
probably be with us in the Spring .,,....., ..,.,
ass 1 Psdehs She not only gives
ins in the higher branches taught IN semnares nut rs
In Music receive lessons they may prefer ether
from Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss -. A., a., ,
Teachers arrangements made for courses OF Lectures
the classes by experienced Lecturer ana Ex
We would again direct the attention of parents to TIL
in the Seminary Any H TTton WSeIe
lie majority of the studies Of pupil are In any particular
oSTd and tuition with room rent Bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages, If DESIRED per session
,S 3l hH1 'i Gor I,o, r,.rv nor 5oz co
IiAY -Tuton-Prmary, Junior Grndeper coo
session, 1SES
a. Seminary proper, Junior glass; ,ooo
Z" MedSis Glass; Lass II 90
Senior class 1000
Ancient Tanmoges Fourth year, 1000
No extra charges. eEcePt for he toolEidg 6rGnShss:
Music per session oil lHe HlOntnS' Will uSC VI
| Tor lessons, lSM
| q &c OF instrument for daily practice, 2OO
| Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 10
| Embroidery, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
| ing, 6m
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semnn'
consequence trouble the same Is Charg
Ell as in the Seminary, viz: SlS per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to the close
oil session. and no deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management of the school, we
hi We only say here Government and L1tr
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
angements also SUCH that pupils arc under Inc
or Female Teachers night and day This system gives
e. and trouble Teachers, but Il The only safe
Eem. We have found Teachers, who have well susta'
ell views
As TO the progress pupils in sound learning,
those into rested will visit u.s. exnm nations,
ln will point them to the members OF higher classes
and say-c 1noHumeHtG-here are our pledges
| Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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nIYER,s UN1vERsUnI NO. Nv.

EDITED BY cHAS. A. DANA.
THIS day published Containing the following elegant
i steel engravings ''The Cathedral OF Strasburg:n-
''Tes Chapel Cnear Kussnacht in Swftzerand) 'The
Palace OF tie Legion OF Honor in Par So 'The Ruins
Etawah,'' CIndia.)
Subscribers in advance receive splendid engraving
premium. Published semi monthly.
The publisher will supply specimen numbers gratutously
10 Agents and Postmasers and will make liberal arrange
ments with them circulation TIKI UNlVERSUM.-
He will also supply Clubs of two at S. half year,
five persons at $40; and of larger number at the
rates HERMANN j. MEYER,
aug24 Publisher, 164 William ST. ~ Y
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1871.
MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk.

JAMES S. WHEaTE, Clerk.
r. W. HARDING, Treasurer.
}. L. SAEGSroN, Sergeant.
SeTreGmrs Dcputies.Eist ward-Isaae NJ Pearl. Edward
Adm. W. Clemens. Sd waTd-JOhn Bowers. 4th ward
Henry p. Chapline. 9th ward-James S. Campbell.
JoHN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works
JACOB z. BIER, Wharf Master.
JACOB AMICK, Street Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. EwING, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents.
JOSHUA C. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurer, and Qua
CUR of Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
WV. J. STODDART, City Surveyor
JANEs F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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BURNER'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

/ POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
eeye aa% vers This deS Wa
eTng place situated eight miles east of Woodstock, be-
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains The new
Building hundred feet in length commenced last sea
has been nd Is ready os the s @ 81
Families, have been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALYBEATTE LINRsToNE and SLATE, all having
the work OF Natures own labratOry They send
sufficient quantity Of water to supply many thousands
sim the ground gradually rising the south and until
it reaches the western base Of the Ma1sanuen from
most enchanting landscape views IN the country To the
rising up at distances OF 25 100 yards,
feet above the level bottom in front and to the
be approached nom the rear by gentle
The Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery its jut
spurS its deep aVine9 and Its lofty peaks presents
panorama which, bold outline and pleasing variety,
unsurpassed by any mountain scenery In Virginia In
deed the scenery presented to vew from the SUBMITS OF
ansAnuten and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be seen to be
in addition the Springs proper, there number
Cold Spring short distance from thlsj 3. Immediately
To the south from the Springs about quarters Of
mile gushing from the mountain sde Is the Sweet Chay
beate Spring The Spring recently opened amid the
beautiful group OF willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
which believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Vsiters coming from the North or East can enter the
The proximity OF the mountains twelve miles to the
northeast the Springs The rugged grandeur Of this
natural defile rocks towering the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
On wing the Springs the invalid has at with
drawn rom the and pepeies tolls and monotony
Of the busy world and may his exhausted
around him. partang Of the rich vands that daily
prepaT red for the nouTiShment OF his frail body.
We win state, the benefit OF those who may not be
aware fact, that large farm attached to
Springs where hava their horses pastued
or stabbed as they may prefer.
The BAR will DO furnished with the choicest Liquors,
an attentive oser will be in attendance, and servants
to the different departments Of the house; and everything
shall be done that can contribute to the comfort OF the
Persons visiting the spIings from the North, leave
Baltimore in morning. and arrive here the next
ing by the way Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
tho South, will leave Saunton in tho morning, arrive
at Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs to tea
For the amusement OF those who may wish to paTtic
pate such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
A Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing
has been erected for the accommodation OF visitors
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Homeopathic Medical College
PENNSYLVANIA,

PENNSYLVANIA,
Located i'll FilbcTt Street, above Eleventh,
PHILADELPHIA
TIME Lectures ofthe regular will commence on
second Monday OF October, and continue until the iii
OF March ensuing. 100
Amount OF fees for a full OF Lectures, 800
Students who have ATTAINED two full courses
in other schools, %
MaTtTiculatiOn fec, paid only once q
Practical Anatomy, ~
Graduation fee, ~ o.
oc5-TLo Commencement will take place carly in Marc
FACULTY
WILLIAM S. HELMuTH, NJ. d.,
or uONePATMI INSTITUTES, PATHOLOGY, A.
THE PRACTICE MEDICINE.
WALTER WILLIAMSON, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR or MATERIA EEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS.
JOSEPH G. LOOMS, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR or OBSTETRICS DISEASES WOMEN An
CHILDREN.
ALVAN E. SMALL, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR Physiology AND MEDICAL JURIsPRUDEHC o
MATTHEW SEMPLE, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR CHEMISTRY AND TOXIOOLOGY.
FRANCIS SIMS, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR
WIN. A. GARDINER, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY.
w. ASHTON REED, NJ. D.,
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY.
Students will he admitted TO the homeopathic HOsps
10 receive clinical instruction. and witness at I
bedside of the PATIENTS and surgical practice and opcr
lions. For further information address
WM. a. GARDINER, n. D., DEAN,
No. 3I3AICh Street, Phila.
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narror or spino and n1uscle Imminent.

nF this remedial agent orbear to anything, the
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Sprains pains Bruises, Burns &C. is SO
extraordinary that to speak its real merits
really fear could scarce give credence to our assertions
PAXTON & LAKES,
End Of Susp. Bridge, and at
Aug 2t-1y:d. BRENTL1NGER &ARMsTRoNGis.
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BY HENRY c. WATSON,


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AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-FIRES OF THE REVo.
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and writer, of considerable fame has tuthiuy said that
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ic woman is object of worship. Men have been
made great and hcIO ole by Pluarchs Lves-stimllated
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daughters, will become more renowned for resolution
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handsomely bound, making an
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en- beished with Original Illustrations from the
designs of CrOOmc, and other eminent Artists.
Price Only Two Dollars and Fifty Gents!
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Very liberal Inducements ,riH Be made to actire mud en-
ergetic oss:sSsI VI a small capital of from go so
engage The sale Of these and other popular 'rorks 'naMg
sold Exclusively by I+Greng agents. au2
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE!

CONoUME OOhADh1'
Robert Sandcrson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF MaiOr
GENERAL SapdersO" officer in the OF 1872 cured OF
Consumption by the OF "Wistars Ralsam OF Wild
Cherry" r,..-,, ~, ~ ,o.o
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured Of Consumption by the use OF
''Dr Wisars l2asam OF Wild Cherry will state the
SYMPTOMS my that others similarly afflicted may be
difficulty in hcnhingi had the hectic fever with violent
Pushes OF frequent cold Chs, with pain in
nv side and breast accompanied by bad cough; was
very restless nights and had great night sweas crsr
ring should say least two gallons night, wetting the
he'd rmprely through had not been able to work for
scars hut | was much RmaCiatcd and almost helpless
when commenced using WStars I'nsam OF Wild Cherry.
have used in all bottles 1lnd am fee from all those
complaints. for my health is good
50 years DID, and have not taken any OF The
asm since 1916 because health is so good as not to
require any medicines But IL should have any return
my former symptoms should use Wstars lSulSnm OF Wd
Ch,rry. procured the medicine OF Messrs Fall d NC
Cruckcn, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio ,,,,>,
ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has fac
smic OF the signature Henry Wstar, NJ D., Philadc
mia and tSaniord Park finely executed steel ell
graved wrapper. No Othes can be. genuTo
Sold ny j. d PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Walnut srrct-to whom all orders must BIC addressed
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mEnIBERs OF COUNCIL.

FIRST wARD.-JOhn Mcclure, Jr.; John HughesI S. D.
Woodrow; Isaac Colts.
SECOND wARD-JOhn Bishops Geo. E. wickham
THIRD WARDS. Bradyi ]. J. Yarnall; John NJ Math
ews; Daniel Lamb.
FOURTH wAED.-Dr James Tanner; E. C. JeEersi A. S.
HalloweI; u. v. Tharp; David Hammond.
FIFTH WARD-George FoTbesi John w. Gill; Lorenzm
D. Wait; Jacob Hornbrook; Henry Eehols
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I,ook to your Coughs!

mo all such as are laboring under Coughs Colds Hoarse
ness Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &C., we
would honestly recommend the of Brentinger's Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset pleasant safe and speedy
cure It can be had at Measrs PAXTON LkKR's end Of
The Suspention Bridge, and at
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG's,
aug21- yr:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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wheeling Custom House.

Collector Of Customs, Office No. e, Union street.
TO this port made by way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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PETERSON'S
Lady's National Magazine.
Only 81, 25 to Clubs where other
Magazines nrc 81.

MuSuZAAcA AEc %"
EDITED BY
ANN =. STEPHENS a. G.. j. PETERSON.
The continued increase in the subscription list OF this the
oeLest Magazine in the world sIo%tes inc n %
''''''"S GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR 1859.
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REAI, FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIUR QUALITY OF
MESSRS BURKE & BARNES CELEBRATED
a I1II


| MESSRS. BURKE & BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
HE character Of these Safes in St Louis before SO
well established, that any further test or proof OF the
fact their being superior to all Others would have been
unnecessary; but in order to accommodate Mr. Hall, the
paenee and maker Halls Patent Concrete acs,''
other makes note in the United
States Wders patent included took up his challenge
result below by the Committee who
burning Sales. We only regret they
were not LETT in the furnaces two hours longer.
The which tested to be seen at our Store ant
invite public call and examine 1t feel cont
that no will doubt their fire proof qualte
having the specimen which passed through thu
fiery ordeal on the 18th OF June
Sole Agents the Manufacturers No. 10, Levee, and No
&c Com Street.
The undersigned, committee appointed by 3. Hall,
behalf OF Hail. Dodd & Co., OF Cincinnati and Messrs Z
R. Violet &. Co., agents fMessrs Burke Barnes Co
made by thei; respective princpas-repot, that have
this day subjected Safe or each manufacture OF similar
size, which had been in two years, in ovens to ire
with dry oak WOOD and Ptsbug for tho
space OF five and half hours, and during that Tune we be-
eve the heat applied far greater than that in ordi
taking the from the furnace, and cooling them down,
found that the iron casting both In places entire
ly burnt off, but that the books uninuredi and on
opening the safes found books and papers entirely I'M
injured except slightly by the water used in cooling OH
This found to DO the with both sates and the only
That the vaTnsh the Burke & Bar mes safe
was entirely uninuTed, while that Hail. D0dd q Co.'s
was bIisered blackened In conclusion, wouiG
mark from the result OF this test, have no hest9
lion in recommending the safes OF both parties to the CONN
1enee Of the public. :
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ODD FRLLOKR.

Roox, No. 123 Market street. near the Office
vrRoIMus LoDoE, No. B. meets every Thursday evening
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WHEELING LoDoE, No co. meets every Saturday evening
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Of each MONTH