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Cincinnati EIydropnthic Or

w dG6r cure establishment.
THE above Institution is open the reception of
patients 1t is located about five miles the city,
ON the Carthage pike and but few rods from the Han
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad the lear and Mt
the distance from the Miami Canal, in the 'front.' re
derng Of access to those DESTROYS enjoying
To the lover nature, parts country can fur
traveller ali the way rom Cincinnati to 't ts
Cure There nature and art combine rendering the view
The large, and beautiful Edfce displays the taste
OF the tat glance The neatness and elegance OF The
interior, ombned with the numerous attractions which
present themselves to the invalid, cannot fail TO render
sivc, the Rooms spacious and inviting where the invalid
can range at pleasure free from amospheric influences, in
and neatly turnshed the Bath Rooms ample and COM
every In with the Institution there s
Gymnasium Hall, seyentyfvc feet long where patients
strength by healthlui exercise The Springs which Inr
s the waef for this are soft
forth water both cold and delicious. The country ami
air. and variety OF scenery Allhings combined we e
not think of a more desirable place, for those seekln
Dr. PEAsE having had much experience the treatment
that no pains W the to the TS
those committed to his care Mrs PEAsE, who has, for
station win special charge Of tic
ailments that female beauty health and happiness
BE-
this institution successfully INDEPENDENT of pessares
the attention of ladies, as in all expect TO
perform perfect cure.
Persons visiting the Cure by the the
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at the Carthts
station Patients are requested to bring comforts
bIes, blankets, two sheets, six towels ana
quantity OF old linen, suitable for bandages :
TERMs.-The terms for Board, Medical Services and ait
ordinary attends will be dollars per week payable
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient ana
find 1t necessary to spend length time in the Insit
ton Transient persons will be charged two dollars per
day. @
From three five dollars win be charged for the rst
examination.
For further particulars address
d. A. PEASE, NJ d. G3 .
Proprietor and Physician.
l10R BOXES halves, quarters eighths new Raisin
lSO 20 drums Smyra Figs, crop; $50.
6 casks eurrants; - - t'+A rs
6 boxes citron and Lemon peel;
r 1 case Fancy Box Prunes;
8 do Jar do ~
1eask do to sell cheap,
6 kegs Malaga 9 rapes, in good order;
2 trails Dates; q boxes conserve Ginger;
dects S. n. wooDRow,s
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MISCELI4 AzNEOUS.


|
Session ofths institution. win be the day Of Sep.
Inc teaehers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev. 5. W:ToLroRD. b. D.. Principal.
Miss s. Y BLISS; Vlsrll
Miss IS MIRA f. TO TOWNSEND, As'isianis
Miss FRANCIsL. HARDING, 5aT- s;ssf5I.s
Pls JOHN wlNKLE Music and German.
Prof 3. b. STONE, Vocal Music. fs- NJ, = :. -us
account OF providentia detention at homu hat
o. obahlS be with us in the Spring
culinary near Philadelphia. She not only gives isrua.
ss In .ss but
N Music can receive lessons they prefer either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
caches ana arrangements made for courses Lectures
We would again direct the attention orparens. to Thu
pupil will at once know the amount OF Tuition. Where
e majority Of the studies OF pupil are in any particular
Hoard r and Tuition, with room rent, Bedding Fire and
| orfive months, s6500
woshing for Bosraers, per doz, 90
nAy Tuition-Primary, Junior Gradeper
| session, rr- GOO
Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
NEEDLE class, 400
Senior class, 1000
:. Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
No srtra charges" ezceptJor he Jollogidg branches:
Muse PER session offve months, with OF instrument
80 OF instrument for daily practice, 800
Modem Languages, Painting drawing, 1900
Er:;1foldcry, Fancy Needlework, plain Sew.
lrs, 500
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives out OF the Semina
il consequence of the trouble the same is
| Cd as m the Seminary, Wig: $fs per session.
Pupils charged from the time entrance to the close
o session. and nc deduction made except sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, we
l vc only tosay, that have Government and a,p
administered kindly njeed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Our
arrangements also SUCH pupils are under the
cnre OF Female Teachers night and This
ira care and trouble TO Teachers but he onlv
oil our views
AS to the progress of our pupils in sound learning.
Hose interested will vistus attend &c
Wr Will point them to the members OF higher
Wheeling, Aug 81 81. IHI55
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OF THE SYSTEM.
The value OF this Medicine IL widely known and
every day field its extended 1t is an
proved and highly by Physicians and admit
ted to be the most m and searching preparation from,
the root that has been employed in medical practice
operation extends to the remotest parts SYSTEM
and consists in removing diseased action absorbing
and secreting organs. Inman. Nature seldom effects
assisted the of vent disease, but requires
aid OF stimulcnt, Alternative antseptic medicine In
diseases of tho skin and flesh. these
asses of medical agents is highly rtble. All the
properties combined in this preparations andsead
operating successfully upon the system us they aust nc
cessary do when taken separately they sinulta-
neously and in perfect harmony when administered In this
orm Its tonic property strengthens digestion and Inn
proves the appee-lts Alternative tendency carries
the aecumulatons OF morbid natter-and its anseptic In
uence neutrazes The VIRUS by which the disease is os-
tered Its uniform success curing and relieving the
rious diseases which recommended is esta bshcd
bp multitude OF attested facts.
CURE OF BRONCHITIS, OR MINISTER'S SORE THROAT.
Fair Haoen, Mass, dug. 22d, 1850.
Messrs SANDs-I regard but justice yourselves, and
parilla has cured me OF the chronic L ,rjngitis.
It would be difficult for me to desc the alarming CON
luton OF throat and vocal organs evions use
your Invaluable remedy During nearly &c years was
orSed 10 desst from the public duties OF my professions
chcs besides submitting to more than thirty painful caus-
as derner resort, was led TO your Sa sara-
ria.
My disca was long standing, and had so obsti
natcly resisted the best medical skill that am cousei"
cannot truly be said my faith hath saved me- f. md
iu fol the favorable named have NOV, beef
able to attend 10 the duties for more to
land having proved from experiment hc the
oughness OF the could justified in longer
withholding this statement. " S
am accustomed 10 keep bottle of your Sarsarara at
hand and whenever exposed TO colds, labor st
use 1t as PIerentitire.
Pastor OF Centre st. NJ. e. church
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CITY DIRECTORY.

cudes also foreign postage % cents On those re.
ceived, the foreign postage is required be paid in
leaving the United States postage be
collected delivery. On newspapers nom the United
must be prepaid and those received
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INT EiLLIGENCER
BOOK AND JOB OFFJc

BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.
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and the public generally that in connection
OF the Daily Inelgencer, they expressly
fitted up for he execution of all kinds OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
Their materials being mostly new, embracing the
test styles OF lob type and their urge and well selected
stock Of paper cards. inks, &C., being purchased
Cash prices, once being distinct do.
PaTIment, carefully efficiently
zee 10 their customers entire satisfaction regards the
Neatness, Accuracy and PrOmpIness,
with which their work will be done.
They are prepared to execute
CARDS, PROGRAMMES
CIRCULARS, POSTERS,
LABELS, CONCERT Bills,
BILL HEADS BALL TICKETS
BILLS LApINa, STEAMBOAT Bits,
BANK CHECKS, AUCTION BILLS,
ORDER Books, DRAY TICKErs,
DHIDs, PRuaHT Books,
NoTEs, RAILROAD BLANKS,
RECEIPTS, HOTEL REsIsTERs,
PRoTEsTs, SuMNoEs,
BRIRFs ELECTION TIcKErs,
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Hlknds of work in
COLORS AND BRONZES.
10. All orders from distance promptly attended to-
SWEARlNGEN & TAYLOR.
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g Silk 81 Dress Goods

pAYADERE and Floureed silks, extremely rich Bro
eads SILKS In Tan color Ashes Of Roses g. Satin de
Genes, Caps all WOOL French Monslin de LANES ia rich
designs Stewart Paids, French Merinos Mouseln DE
lin De LANES, Turquoise Tibet Cloths elegant French
Chntzes coors, Persian and Lama Cloths black
and coored Alpacas from 1St being largest
stock ofdress goods in the city. Just reeeiyedat
I oct25 o w HEJSKELL & Co.'S.
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On Circulars, dc.

This includes handbills, pamphlets, engravings naga
zcs books and every other description printed matter
which there is writing other than
bncnd books not exceeding q lbs in weight All printed
mater other than newspapers to- bona Subscribers and
periodicals published at longer period than months to
be prepaid or charged with double the above rates.
These rates include, in addition to the matter specified
& transient newspapers not seit to actual subscribers
On NGPers not exceeding ounces in weight, sent
from the office OF publication quarter WEEKLlEs:
Distance from county ofpuhlication eXeecdg
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Sr MATTHEW'S, EPiScopGLeGn, corner Monroe Byron
Rev WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Rector; Morning
vice t0I, evening TAI
JoHN's, EPscopalean, Main street, First and
Second. Centre Wheeling; Rev. JAS d. McCABE Pastor;
Morning service 1OA, evening y O'Clock Service Ice.
ture Friday evenings at u O'Clock Seats FREE.
FIRsr PRESBYTERIAN, Rec. r. II, Weed, Pastor Fourth
street. between Monroe and Quincy Morning and
afternoon.
SECOND PREsBYTERIAS, Rec. Cyrus Dickson, PASTOR
Webster Street, between Main Centre Wheel.
ingi Service morning and evening
THIRD PRIsBYTERIAX, Ret. Mr.. PAUL., Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hail. Main street, above Washington,
Wheeling; Service morning and afternoon
FOURTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL Per S. b. Dam.
Pastor, Fourth Street, between Monroe
Service morning and evening
NORTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rer. IVIn IVik.
Pastor, corner Market and North sts North Wheel
ng Service morning and evenings.
CmAPLISE ST. METHODIST EPIscopAL,. Rec E g. Mich.
etson Pastors Chapine street. between First Second
Centre Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
GERMAN METHODIST EPIscoPAL, Rec. Mr.. BroGd6eek
astor, Chapne street. between Webster Third Cen.
Wheeling.
II. " lHhelGn Fifth Street, Hanpden service
mornins and afternoon.
REFORMED Rev. }. T. Mcclure Pastor corner
Market and Jefferson Streets service morning and
E-fl
BAPTIST, Ree J. w;Rrek Pastor Clay street between
Fifhand Sixth, service morning and evening.
FIRST INDEPENDENT CoNoR ArroHAL, UNITARIAN Rev
g w Webster, Pastor, Market street, between Webster
Third, Centre Wheeling, service morning ind evening.
EvAH0ELIcAL PROTESTANT, Rer. }. K7oegar, Pastor.
Clay street, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
lions EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, Req. F. Zimmerman,
PASTOR corner Market and Monroe Streets service
O'Clock 4. NJ.
NEw JERrsALEM .swedenborgian,' No 10 Union street.
over the Hope Hose honse.
JEWISH Sv AGoGuE No. 6S, MonrOestreet.
DISCIPLES, First Hose company Hall, Market stro
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Wheeling Custom House.

Established i'll 1881. E. b. SWEARlNGEN, Surveyor ami
Collector OF Customs, Office No. 21, Water street.
mpo tatons to this made by New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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wuEEL1NGP POST OFRUc,


No. u, MONROE STREET.
JACOB S. SHRIvER, p. NJ.
ARRIVAL DEPARTURE O MA1Is-1HEw ARRAsoxxEx-,
Great Mail-arrives at n. m, from the East
departs at ~ p. M, to the West.
Great Mail-arrives at 81 a. m, from the West
t' departs at s M, to the East
Wcllsville-arrives daily Sunday excepted, at 10 ~ NJ
departs at 8 m. t-'
nltonsvillearrives Tuesday and Friday, at Ill., a. m;
departs same day, same time. "
ParkersbuIg-arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday;
nenarts at 10 on Tuesday, Thursday Saturday.
stenheivle-arIives daily CSunday exceptad) "
departs at G, a. N.
Hooster-arrves Tuesdays Thursdays SATURDAYS A:
ga III Departs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at a. a m
MoIEanoEVnriG WaynesbuTg. Pa, arrives Thursday at
81. III. Departs Friday at C, a.
MorGanown-uiG BIacksville arrives Tuesday at G. n m
Departs "Wednesday at q, a. IN.
Bethany and West L. beTty-Ieaves O'Clock on TIIes
iay, Thursday and Saturday.
RATES POSTAGE.
The new Post Office law, passed March 3D. 1851 FIXES
the rates of Postage follows
On Leers.-Any distance within the U. ST. not exceeding
1000 miles, half ounce less &c prepaid or o. unpaid
Exceeding 1000 miles, &C prepaid, or 1Oc unpaid.
Every halfounee or less, additional charged extra
according to the above rates.
Drop letters cent; advertised letters cent additional
10 any other charges
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Another Arrival Of
STAPLE GOODS.
M this day received large quantity OF Stable
w Goods, comprising 100 pieces Dark Prints; pieces
Black Twlled French Cloths, Steel Mixed Cashmere;
Washington and Mt Vernon Beaehed shrtingsi Mernos,
stripes extra heavy Long Shals; Hamilton Elan.
nell Shifting Checks. Also dozen Gentlenen's Com.
forts, extra heavy, and in coIors.
novS o. ", HEISKELL. d Co.
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Books at the Depot.

BOOKS at the Depot.
HOME SCENES, by Grace Aguilar; Costumes of Ru.
rope and AmericaJ Juvenile Sports and ocerpationsi
Natural History of Quadpeds Sketches OF Incidents and
Adventures in the Far Vest Ike McCandss First Love;
Uncle Tom cheaper than Cabin and Paror the best
pswer theretoi variety OF Holiday xings md doubt
by the time this appears print the vic orious liar
PERI n Jan. '5s will be on the counter.
decao JAS. H. McMEcHEN.
PAZIN,s, Poncine, Honey, Amendne, Omnibus ami
ID Floating soap, for sale by --- J.B. VOwELL,
y6EsIssisiss ,s-l Is-ss.l ia. Union street.
x BBLs. HEMP SEED, Just received by ~ 2 =
y sept1 KELLs & CALDWELL.
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An action assumpsit S76 "a CENTS and in
teres for goods sold AID deveIedi and In which suit an
attachment was issued and returned served.
Affidavit having been made that the defendants are not
OF the commonwealth of Vrgnia-on motion
of the plaintiff by their attorneys It is that
do appear here within month after due publication
this order and do what may be necessary protect their
interests In this suit and that copy said order BIO
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published the
ty OF Wheeling for weeks and posted at
front door of the Court House of Ohio county on the
a copy@Teste: ALoNzo LoR1NG, Cpk.
CGood and Ewing.1 21s J.5lt- fHs als Cfeb7
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ODD FELLOWS.

ROoM. No. 123 Market street, Post Office
vIRGINrUs LoDoE, No meets every Thursday evening
FRANKLIN LODGE, No. IS, meets every Monday eyenns
wM TELL LODGE, No. SO, meets every Wednesday eve.
wnEELrTo Lo6oE No CO. meets every Saturday evenng.
ABRAMS ENcAMPMESr No. 1, meets 1st and Sd Tuesday
each month.
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Wines and Liquors.

Wines and Liquors.
AZ PACKAGES containing
w Pure Brandies, of all grades;
blackberry and Ginger Brandies;
Irish and Scotch whiskey; Jamaica spirits;
Holland Gin; A. E. Rum, very DID, and common do
Very fine old Port, Madeira and Sherry wines;
Mainsley Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga do
Ginger, Muscet, caret, Pure Juice OF the Grape and
Champagne wines;
Cordials; Brandy, Fruits;
10 casks Scotch Ale-for sale by ..E
deci6 S. u. WOODROw