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CONGRESS HAI.I.


take pleasure in informing their fisuIs
gay taken possession OF that wei established and
CONGRESS HALL
Third and:Che strees
hey nave had the house thoroughly repaired all TIE
o1erh ovements introduced and furnished in style
oteiegance which will at unsurpassed fol
comfort and convenience. - d
This is decidedly best located house in The eity being
"a the immediate vicinity business the Custom
ii9tse' and many other public buildings - -
lines OF Onn buses leave eyery mart OF city even
OF this House. Ne -'' 49, \.
The subscribers are determined to spare no pains Ia
traveller. t D- 49, +. 5..
sr NORRIS & JACKSON. P,opriesors.
james E. Norris, who Is well known to many OF the bps
mess men Visiting the city, lately the Hardware bo
" James Duncan d Co., and formerly proprietor ofH
virginia HOTEL ST. Louis Will control or aDass
mem o. the House, assisted by polite and eoETeert
tcssosS tt s4'f- u = t'tf1l14 p - ifHl ii
aAXER'S UNHVERSUm no. Nv. 80,
--,L EDITED BIZ CFAs- DANA. &ti "a 10
idlS day published. Containing The following eegt1
S.eel engravtnss t'The Cathedral of Strasbarg y
chapel Cnear Kussnacht in Switzerardl 'IE
OF the Legion of Honor In Par stI ifTLe Ruins
WIZ descriptive text Price cents or s3Per yolaG
IN vance, receive splendid engraving
F1I nium fuolshed semi monthly. 10 ,...,.a
me Pnohs Der VIII supply spsemeR gratutoes!
Eaehts ana fost masters and win make liberal aILs
i I9 WIN them for circulation THE UNIVBRsH
ne WIN also supply Clubs or two persons at s. half
hvs persons at Stoand larger number a SAFE
rates "a ~ llo7i SHERRAfANNsJ. AEYBk,-
agF4. PRIliaheT, 164 NrIliiEsa ST. N. d
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Silk & Dress Goods -

sSs s IN eolo Ashes OF Roses DC, satin de
Genes Caps an Wool French MoIsin de Laines In rich
apessns, stewart rhiSs French Mernos, Mouseiin De
m De L1nes Tqranoss Tibet Cloths elegant French
and colEed AIpaeas Is9 TO 7I &c; heinz me .g
STOCK q 4ress goods In te6ity. Just received at
o w HE1SRRLL & Co.'S.
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MEDICINAL.
Wistaps Ba1sam of wild Cherry!
The best Remedy ever Lnoxy,, 20 Unn

FsrCoiyhs, Colds Asttmd Group, BRONCHITIS influenza
har7ing Of The Lnngs DIFFICULT Breaufng, Lirer Agec
ice, ram or HeGkness Of The Breast Side First
Stages Of CONSUMPTION, DC, &C., dc.
this Balsams peculiarly adapted to every dsess,
Of he Lungs and Liver, which is produced b. our evsr
varying climate. =
Wild Cherry has long been known to possessmporturt
medicinal properties This fact is familiar tocvery ni4tro
lorna for yarsty q complaints Tar also, has bsen
names arc familiar to the whole country have gone so as
declare that even consumption could be cured by that
aioe In other hnnds, again. II nearly valueess owing
Lodoubt to ignorance preparing
difficulty now entirely obviated by patientexpereEee
and loEgexperiment - -"
Inc extraordinary medicinal powers these two sub.
stances for the first time, combined anu enbic
in DR. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY ! .
nice chemical process everything deeterrus useless il
rejected, so that what remains Is the
truly efhcacious remedy for all kndSL ,monary and
diseases ever known to maui, To all unbecysrs
that theory is really true we re =, few cases NJ
hv This erfiI MI II nn S' W
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CONSUMPTION CURABtE!

Robert sanderson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother of sN[a
General sanderson an officer in the 1872 cured M
CONSUMPTION by the OF Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry .ri ..f. ' - ~
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. heb. eSa1s52
Dear Sr:-Aa consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by being cured OF Consumption the ~,
CDR Wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" viii state In.
SYMPTOMS OF that others similarly afflicted NAV bc
to try this invaluable remedy experienced rrenI
difficulty in breathng had hectic fever with y9iem.
iushes OF heat and frequent cold chlls with severe main in
my side and breast accompanied by very cough; was
very restless at nights and had great night sweats
ring should say, ateast two gallons night, wetng Inc
bed completely through had not been able 10 work or
scars But was much eniacated, and helpless
when commenced using Wistar's Balsam Wild Cbcrrw
have used in all 10 bottles fand from ali those
complaints for my health Is good o
am 90 years old, and have taken anv of tIr
Balsam since 1916 because health is good as moi In
require any medicines. But if should have any return al
my former symptoms, should Wistar's Balsam of VIII
Cherry. procured the medicine or Messrs Fall T. Nc
Cracken, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT sANDERSoN
The genuine Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry has fa,
smile of the signature OF Henry Wistar, D. Phiiade
pha, and Sanlord & Park finely executed steel en-,
sraved wrapper. No othes can be. genuine. "
20 Price 81 per bottle-sX bottles for So
Sold ny J. d. PARK, Cincinnati q
Northeast OF Fourth Walnut srees-cnromr,,
on Walnut srcet-to whom all orders be addresseL
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CITY DIRECTORY,

cndes also the foreign postage cents On those re.
eeived the foreign postage Is required TO be paid in
collected on delivery. On newspapers from the United
cents must be and received
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0n13 Nc
srAlwrrKLy papers double the above rates. 'A w.
TRI-wERKLY '' treble
MONTHLY a.
SEMINoNrMLr onehGlf
DAILY, oener than IFiesky times the above rates
In rating the distance newspapers subscribers the
Office of publication and not the county line be the
starting point
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
CANADA &c.-Letters and Canada and the Brit.
tsh N American Provinces for 5000 miles 10
cents per half ouncej 5000 miles, 10 Prepay.
meut optional.
GREAT BRITAIN AND lRELAEp.-On letters betyeep apv
Office in the United States, California Oregon excep
ied) and office Great Britain Ireland "a cents
per half ounce, 4S one ounce or under ami az
first ounce. Prepayment optional On NEWSPAPERS the
rate Is two cents eachto be prepaid newspapers 10
any foreign country THROUGH Great Britain cents each
TO be prepaid t.@
GERnAEr, Prussia &e-Letters to the following coun
Hes,Ne Engand must be prepaid II by British
Aiexandria, via Marseilles Malta, Island OF
Algeria. Mecklenburg Schwerir
Austria AMI Austrian States. MecklenhuTg StrelitR
BADEN. MoldaViA.
BaysHs. Naples via MarseilIss.
Belgium. Norway.
Bremen. OldenburE
brunswick. Poland
Beyroot, via MaTseles. Prussia.
Dardanelles, the do Roman, or Papal States.
Denmark. 49, .ia.--. ID Russia.
France SaIony.
German States s. scutaTi, Marsefres.
Greece. Via Malseilles. sweden
Hamhiire and Clrxhayen. Switperiand
Hanover. .,.ss55s 49, Turkey in Europe.
Hong Kons. : Venetian states
1ny5S64Irianta. .fss5- WallAchiR.
1nhecf = "A cas- WuTtemburg.
az FOREIGN postage and the United States post
iee al 81 csnts; or they may b sent wholly unpaid.
To GfsTRAL AMERICA escs--Letters nom the United
ieaiS At he Iae Cd per half ounce which in.
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Another Arrival of
STAPLE GOODS

M have this day received large quantity of StanIr
w Goods comprising 100 pieces Dark Prints pieces
black Twilied French Cloths, Steel Mixed Cashmere;
Washington and Mt. Vernon Bcached Srtings; Mernos
stripes extra heayy Long Shawlsi Hamilton Canton Elan
FORTS extra heavy, and in coloIs.
novS O. W 70
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WHEELING POST OFFICE.

No. 32, MONROE STREET.
JACOB S. SHRIVER, p. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE AAILs-CHEw ARRAscrxrx-
Great Mail-arTives at p. M, from the East
departs at - p. nl to the West
uicat MalI-arrlSes at 81 a. ni from the West
departs at s a. m TO the East
Wcsv1le-arrives daily Sunday excepted at 10 n m,
departs at a. iN-'
acknowledgements Tuesday and Friday 113 a. n
'i2rarts same day, same time. - 49,
Parkersburg-arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday;
departs at 10 Tuesday, Thursday and SaturIsy
Stenbenyle-arrives daily Sundays exccpod) "
WooseT-aryes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
ga III Departs Monday Wednesday Friday at 4 a M
MorgNnowt-rie Waynesburg. Pa, arrives Thursday at
90. n. departs Friday at 6 M -
MOrGantown-uir Backsvile arrives Tuesday at G. n M
Departs Wednesday at o, M. ~ "
bethany ard West Lberty-eAves at O'Clock on Tucs
'lay, Thursday and Saturday
RATES OF POSTAGE.
The new Post Office passed March 3D. 1881 fxss
the rates of Postage follows ~
on LeeTS-Any distance within the u. S. not oxceeding
o miles, Per hall ounce or less, &c prepaid unpaid
Exceeding 1000 miles, &C prepaid, unTaid -
Every haliounce or less, additional be charged extra
according TO the above rates. '
Drop letters cent; advertised letters cent addonaI
10 any other charges
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TMA hcIudes handblls, pamphlets, engravings, maya
lines books and every other description printed matter
On which there is writing other
bound books not exceeding 81 lbs in weight. printed
acr other than newspapers to bona
periodicals published at longer period months TO
be prepaid or charged with double the above rates.
These rates include, in addition to matter specified
all TGNsfent nP0eTS not sent to actual subscribers.
On Newspapers not exceeding weight sent
from the Office OF publication per quarter WEExL1rs
Distance from county qualification excccd'g 90 m Sc
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TIE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIES,
And Blackwood's Magazine.

ImloTL1Ht deduction in The rates Of Postage!
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
NO. 54 GoLp ST., NEW YORK
(IoNTINUE publish the following British Period.
" Gals, viz: 5.rr. r.....risa..0'S - ~
lhe LoAktoH Quarterly Reuie,c, CComserratireo ...
Tie Edtebt1gA Reuieu, CWhig.) .. .s
ne NoTGt british Reristn, Gree CIuTch.O .....
The 'ieat+ntHEier Reuietv CI.6eFaI.o
.e AND
BiacklroOd'S EdiMbersh MdgasiHe, (ToryO
These Hcprints have been in one IN
Tins country for tenty years, and their ciIcaons con
sahtly on the tease notwithstanding tile competo ON
lhey clcounte rlom American periodicals similar
ana nom numerous EcLECTICs and Magazines made un of
selections nom reign periodicals. This shows
The high Estimation which they by the inteli.
gent leading public, and affords guarantee that they are
established o.! firm basis, and will be continued without
Interruption
Although these works distinguished by the politi cal
shades above indicated, yet but small portion OF thai
contents Is devoted TO political subjects. their Ifera
~ which gives them their chief value and in
they stand coneSSedly far above all other of their
class WGckrood, still under the mastery guidance nj
Christopher North maintains its ancient celebrity and ia
at this time, unusually attractive serial works
ulwer and other literary notabes, written for that maya
ze and first appearing in its columns both in Great hit
ain ana III the United Satcs Such works '.The CAY
tois'' and My New Novel;" (both by Bulvcr y Pc
ninsiaT Medal" rhe Green Hand and Other serials OF
which numerous rival cdtious ssucd by the leading
publishers in this country, have be Ieprued by those
Fnhlsieis om The pages OF BlackwoOh has been
Issued by Aesss Scott d Co.. that Subscribers 10 The
Reprint of the Magazine may always rely on having lie
earliest reading OF these fascinating tales.
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MISCEL.ll .AzNEOUS.


WHEELlNGs FEMALE REIIINARE
FUR regular time for tho comehcenient ofthe RAJ,
'assr merit Each Session continues fee calendar nonls
Rev: =. WiToLFoRD. b. D.. Prsa aipaL '91
Mas MARGARET ORR,
Miss Miss FR aaA 81 noM MRR6fNG;,
Nam! Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD A''i;fant Primary Depart.
p.S JOHN WINkLE, Music and German. :. II,
Pr T p sT MdANSsTA A.s 5 ss. aud Dais
Miss Orr viii not take active duty the com on
y: obably be with us in the Spring.
Miss Bliss has been SO veraI years conpect.I v.,
eSE f Gsg syfs at
Ia an experienced Teacher Music French Pupils
ION Poi Winkle or Miss Bliss 'y prefer either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the re-.,a.
eacheLs and arrangements made for or
me Classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct the attention OF paren:s to tb
ep al Know 4 hs ao a gEas
nc majority Of the studies of pupil, in any particular
osa and Ta mi pnpf Win Soom ran, R,o,
anu Ancient Languages if desired, per session
W az hHe M Tor Bes,raor. NOR do, $500
i'AY foriLs- Imton-Primary, Junior Gradeper
sassal.. Senior @ rade4..sa.asssr,S On
5t- Seminary proper, Junior Glass, +
a.. per session, y - 1900
=. Senior class, 1s 90
:. Ancient Languages, Fourth year. ISO0
ns e nn sGges eFeepJor re ollo,Sdg 6anehes
ior iassa VI hNe iohths, win use OF instrument
N ~ 49, -. -, =, -l . 1900
,, y" VI .hst Iuheht TOT aaiiy pracuce, 200
~, u iLansnqses Fanung or drawing, 1000
Irs, X nm
'"ca Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
VINCE: Music Teacher gives lessons OF the Semna.
~ IL sequence of the the ia
| G" u as IN the Seminary, viz: SIS per session.
are charged from the time OF entrance the close
OF and nc deduction made except sickness
H. Milh reference to the management the school,
nave oy 70 say that we have here Government and L11
administered kindly inleed, but still government and
law, winch all concerned must respect obey Our
also SUCH that pupils are under the
cure OF remae Teachers night and day This system
cAta care and trouble to Teachers, but he onV sa
cd our views. ~ "
As to the progress OF pupils in sound learning
those Interested will visit attend &c
we VIII point them 10 the members higher classes
ai sayHie sant nostrd Hnonnsnta-here our
Wheeling, Aug. 81. E''l TT 10
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Rerger or spine and Muscle T,inS,,,e,.. =
NF this remedial agent we forbear N e., .,,.,,,t
Rssdy and certain action in removing
that we TO sneak its Ls.i SO
really we fear could scarce give eredepcs you
1t can be had ~ @ssei uohA
PAXTON & LAKES
-. End of Susp Bridge and n,
Hus'%i-lV'd.t BkENTLlNGER &ARMSTRoNGsS
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BY HENRY c. WATSON,

pies OF female Courage, DiSinteTestedness
anu Selt-Sacrltice of Ancient and
Modern Times. ......
BY HENRY C. WATSON, ... d
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-FIREs OF THE REvo
LUTON" "NlGHT IN a BLoCK-HoUsE, >; DC.
SCI before the women of America examples for inta
oh III tue most trying circumstances be stated tn he
inc OBJECT OF this Book lie Tocqueve French Tourist
in the States Wo@e S%s has t1,hy said tia.
me earth is the sex generally respected and so
days OF chvalry with enlightenment a heLo
HaJc ~ Almost an object OF worship Men been
and spi ed by the contemplation OF excellence Ie The
[e ee ana study of such work the Uroc wome
become common, and wives, mothers sisters n nd
daughters, viii become renowned for iesoItio,
oLnue and selfsacrice than the Spartan females We
o ne ensuing pages include nearly the famous in
sahCeS OF female herosm with many that are NOT ess re
o%mI nt less generally known among which may
a. H., "enecterH' gertrude Ha,, Der THeri
ph iijyaa ~; H,;,,, 'h'S' Spencer SHiAs Ks
zhs sistsr Of Dngnssclin aaei1oisee 4,.so,
Ja"e, Countess 81 MOnLfort, Catherine l. Of RfLss,t
J Joa% Il za assi n TsSis TI S;
ne queen Of Hgra,re, Te Pr ime..1 d. Lsn
The Princes Of Condo c%aIIott1 fcEt or
Mary Ogre, the Quaker Martyr WGdame Roia~Sy'
Mrs y Ja nrsg J TnsIa'a' Madame Des1nonlins
L Iy Ianshae, Aimee Ladoinska
L I1,y, 1Itanks, Couatess dc La Taietie
H. Hor ;SH' Mrs Mott and Mrs. Bretrs
hza G G !ry Battie, Mrs. RieaGrd ShulSrick,
''in si5 The Countess Of Elisabeth Hane,
IYo-,I 1He queen Of georgia,
NJ. ;ihnaGIaoiLd"G' Mrs Charles Elliott,
Try Il LsrTist AeSsa"d, Lydia DDs as|ssn,
tftsH haI"Sr, Mrs. Had aud The noted MIs
Madame La RochiGg1teIin Helm tsc H. ~ " O
This work is beautifully printed on fine white naper
handsomely bound, making an
ELEGANT OCTAVO VOLUME!
n,bellished with numerous Original Illustrations from the
designs OF Croome, and other eminent Artis.s
Price Only Two Dollars and FinT Gents!
J. & }. l.. GIHoN, Publishers,
o-u -, No IS, Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
ben
ssetLc men POSSESSED email capital OF from go 10 0l
toengoe IN the sale Of these and popular Lorks
o 1h1eh are sold ercsUeIv IN Ifareg agents auz24
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DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract
Yellow Dock and SarsapariIla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARE.
TloN FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO RE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNINE.
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Look to- Your CoughsI-

Nd all such laboring under Coughs Colds u.s.
nSss, Pains In the Breast Splitting Blood &c. we
would honestly recommend the BTentlinrerSs Eo
round syrup OF Boneset, pleasant safe and sneed
the Suspenton Bridge, and at = eho Of
.,,.o,, - 3 BRENTLlNGER d ARMsTRoNG,s
'i'u .el Monroe street, Wheeling
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ST. MATTHEWS, EPiseopGledH, Monroe and Byron
streets, Rev wILLIA ARMSTRONG; Rector; Morning ser.
vice lO4 evening I'll
JonNs, EpscopGleaM Main street, between First and
SeoOnd Centre Wheeling; Rev. JAS. d. McCABE Pastor;
Morning service 100, evening y O'Clock Service lee.
turc Friday evenings at y O'Clock. Seats FREE.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, Rer. r. H. Heed, Pastor Fourtb
street. between Monroe and uincyi Service Morning mi
afternoon.
SECOND PREsBYTEHIAS, Rer. Cyrus Dickson PASTOR
Webster Street, between Main
ing; Service morning and evening.
THIRD PREsRYTERIAX, Rec. Mr. Paul. Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hail. Main street, above Washington, North
Wheelinsi Service morning and afternoon.
FOuRTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Ieu S. B. Dam.
son. Pastor, Fourth Street. between Monroe Qunccy
Service morning and evening
NORTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rer lynn wi.
PASTOR corner Market and North sts North Wheel
ngi Service morning and evenings.
CuAPLISH ST. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. R-r + &; Mob
osoH Pastors Chapine street, between First and
Centre Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
GERMAN METHODIST EPIscoPAL, Rer. Mr. Broa1G,ck
aStOr, Chapine street. between Webster and Third Cen
Wheeling
ST. JAMEs' CATHEDRAL, Roman Catholic, RI Rer Bisbop
Il" " helGn Fifth Street, corner of Hampden service
mOrning and afternoon
ASSOCIATE REFORMED, T. Mcclure Pastor corner
Market and Jefferson Streets service morning after
- 1900
BAPTIST, Ree. J. w:xreR PASTOR CLAY street. between
Ftfhand Sixth, service morning and evening.
FtRsT INDEPENDENT CoxGREG ATIoSAL US,rARIAs Rev
j. " WEBSTER, Pastor, Market street, between Webster
IhIrd, Centre Wheeling, service morning and evening
EvANoELIcAL PROTESTANT, Rer. J. K1oegar, Pastor,
Clay street. above Sixth, East Wheeling.
, ZIoE's EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, Rer. r Zimmerman,
O'Clock a. NJ. N' wv '''S 4'' y
NEw JERUSALEM, 'Swedenborgian,' No is Union street.
over the Hope Hose honse.
JEWISH SY AGoGuE, No. IS, Monroestreet
DISCIPLES. FIRST Hose company Hall, Market sire
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ROoM No. l23 Market street. near the Post Office
vRGISIus LoDoE, No. meets every Thursday evening.
FR NNKLIN LoDGE, No 10, meets every Monday evening
WHEELING LoDoE, No 90, meets every Saturday evening
PASoLA LoDGE, No 81, meets every Friday evening.
ABRAMS ENcAMPNEST, No. meets 1st and Sd Tuesday
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wheeling Custom House.

Established in 1881. E Il. swEARINGEN, Surveyor an
Collector OF Customs, Office No. 49, Union street
Impo this poz by way of New rean.
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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q9.H19 9.q 9 4.94 494 .
koo ues sared 6y Ae OF only Three bottles
R1Lsnnl O LYiLd l .

Itoo Tires sared o The Of only three bottles WisGrs
BalsaHi Of Wild CherTy'' .fE :
-aIa. Mt. Eden, KY. July 81, 1852
Mcssrs. Harcourt, Howard d Co.-Gents:-The HDr
Wfstars Balsam OF Wild Chery that bought of yon has
been OF such signal benefit in family that wish 10 make
lis virtues known ior the benefit OF the public. j..
MY ile look cold at the time of her confinement, which
oetcd cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
consumption She had prose night sweats and had
cougs she was for despared OF her recovery
and her child partook OF her complaint. She then col
menced taking "WtStar'S BdlSam of Wild Cherrv" and
three bottles effected entire with her and the hill
both. $50 tt-.t. .Ltf me- - $50 ~
have doubt that they would have now been in their
graves If they had not used Wisar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. -. --.. SETH X. SEARCY.
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MASONS.

oDGE RooA, No. III, Main ST. Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LopeE, No. 1O1, meets the first Monday night of
very month e w
Monday night OF every month. ~
WHEELING Lopez, No. 1925, meets on the thrd Mond,,
night of every month
WHEELING ESCAMPMHNT o k t., IN tl,a Eorr,I
Monday night of every month. "
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CITY DIRECTORY.

.4- nerehnnts' and mechanIcs' Bank.
a1a IxcoEroRArED 1885. CAPITAL S54O, OOO
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL. Presidents soBrEskI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of Virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919. CAPrrAL S.e5.10o
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
% JOHN c. CAMPBELL, President; DAw'L LAKE, Cashier.
H Discount day-Thursday.
Manufacturers and Fnrmers' Bank
OF Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL Stock $780, 900.
THoS. SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier
.r., Wheeling Savings Institution.
b -. go IS .r.. No. 1872, Main
lNcPoBoRATED 1884. CAPITAL $4,000
NELSON, Presidents WILLIAM McCoY, Treasurer
Discount day-Thursdly.
savings Bank of Wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth streets, Centre wheeling
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000
THoS. H. LIST, President; WIN. RANKIN, Treasurer
Discount day, Friday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-09

sssgsssz In EEiL.lIGENCER
3 Book AND JOB OFFICE.
hE take this occasion remind their friends
inc public generally 1hat with the Office
me Daily lnelseneer, they Office expressly
hlteu up Tor he execution of all kinds OF
rAAAN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
Their materials being mostly uew embracing the la.
styles OF Lob type, and large well selected
STOCK ~ apor cards, inks, &c. being purchased at tho
Cash prices, and the Job Once being distinct de-
carefully and efficiently they can garan
tner customers entire satisfaction, regards tho
Nentness, Accuracy and Prom pIness,
with which their work will be done
They are prepared to execute
CARDS, Ppoo,.nx-s
CIRCULARS PosTERs
LABELS, CONCERT BILLS,
Dill HEADS BALL TIcKErs,
1ADiNGb STEAMBOAT Bits,
BANK CHEcKs, AUCTION BILLS
ORDER Books DRAY TICKErs,
DEEDS, FREIGHT Books,
NOTES, RAILROAD BLANKS,
REcEiPTs HOTEL REGISTERS,
PRorEsrs, SuMMoNs
BRIEFS, ELECTION TICKETS,
ana every other description of letter Printing Also
,llkinds of work in
~ .7s COLORS AND BRONZES.
G1-Au orders from distance promptly attended to.
s-e a-l5 rr -.a.# SwEARINGEN o TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-09

Seth X. Searcy whose certificate above is man of s
much veractty as in this country man or good
judgement, and place entire reliance statement
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