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MISCELLANEOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ART

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IT. B. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON, S. @.
!. 5.I GEORGE ,WASHINGTON!r
UNPRECEDENTED IN ANNALS OF AMERICAN PINE ARTl
xTELcH s magnificent Portrait OF washlngton GO by
w 96ichesl- EngraYed on steel Cby permsson) iron
Gilbert StuaIt's only oRleIFAE painting ,,.,- -
9 sosSt S % y, fs sss Sf the
~ person in the United States who can read
country and in EUROPE, capable OF Judging pronounced
WEIGHS WASHINGTON
perfect transcript or StuaTta W0TldTenowned painting
and SUCH the only correctly engraved portrait In exis
tence.
The only this Portrait OF Washington 49,
that Senate the United States and the most ceS6a
States pronounce Of
sftienar attention is invited TO the following letter
Hon. Roger H. fancy, Chief Justice OF the uMIe"
States; ID i..,.a1t q. .esa
DEAR SR-Accept my thanks for the Portrait OF Wash
every one who sees IT. happy In Its likeness
to the Father his country Itwas my good fortune ~
appearance is yet strongly Impressed my memory Tbs
portrait you haveissued appears to mo TO be an
s %Ssn, and FEATURES Of his ace. -
z4F= With great respects
N R. b. TANEY.
Geo. w. Chids; Esq, Phlla.
-a" BY THE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JAcKSoN!
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Preston Blair, Esq. co by % inches.)
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From the Hon. JOIN. Mclean Associate Judge of tho
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Sir-I thank you Tor the engraved likeness OF Gem
oral Jackson; 1t excellent In the latter part o.
his ie his grey hairs, his tall AID venerable hnmcI the
sincerity Kindness OF his expression and MANNER cap
yated all who became acquainted with him There were
few il any, educated at home or abroad. however
much they may have associated with foreign courts who
could equal the grace and manner OF General JacksonS
In social circle. Whether consider him IN thus
fed in the drawing roOm at the head OF the admins
trato , he remarkable man.
WithgrcLt respect, ,,.~
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MED[.IlL,.INA Az.
Wistar's Ba1sam of Wild Cherry!
0arbe$Iest Remedy ever knoYnte lIun

E.+ coaslp Colds Astna Group Bromrhths, Influenza.
t-e4ihg Of the Lungs, Difficult Breathing, LtTer ADec.
iee, Pain eaknsSSo Of Tie BreGst or Side, FtTEt 4.
Stages Of Consumption, de-, Sc.,Fc.
ln$ort Balsams peculiarly adapted eIory dtscas
Of the Lungs and Liver, whiehis produced b; our eVef
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long bean known to posscssimportant
MEDICINAL properties This fact IL familiar ocVery nAtrolI
incur nG and Physicians oflen prescribe It IN different
forna variety OF complaints Tar, also, has b9oll
familiar the whole country have gone so aras
that consumption could be cured by tlaL
Lloe Iii other hands, again. II nearly Vaueess, owing
Eodoubt, TO theIr ignorance preparing and
t difficulty entirely obvfated by patient experience
and long experiment.
ina extraordinary medicinal power9 of these two Sub
stafcnA arc now, the first time, combined AMI enhcl
III DIR. WISTARS BAILSAM OF WILD CHERRY. ~
nice chemical process everything decGrirus useless il
rejected 80 that hat remains Is the eXtraordnaryn
truly ecacious remedy for all kndsL nonaryah d u
diseases ever known 70 mau TO all nnbelicysFf
tnSt our theory IS really true, few cases Of
cutra Tartnrrned by this wonderful! M cine. ~
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ABooK FOR THE TIMEsl
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS IL Isl!
Being narratives BCees and incidents in the real LPR
uE TIE LowLY HyW. L. G. Smith, Esq.
The object of che author Is TO represent the condition
tie Slave III his Iude but comfortable cabin s daily
putions aud astines the relations between master aid
the mistaken impulses mscOuceiVel
OrtheTE Pihnthropst, &c, &C.. and represent the
passions and sentiments their natural forms, the Same
displayed in the humbest lot OF society thus showing
That, III the of the EGre at least, eontsnta 6esoles
hGPPeSS than eedomS and at the represent,
iS class people, viz The Planter, to whomjus
has scl1o oeen uohc ana whose character as IN
every day life, Is well calculated to win the nmiabe udg
ment of the world. EAa fEE#
Chapter 1-'OId Virginia n f.
a. 2-The Plhnt4tiOn-UnCIe Toms LaZineSS.
(" 3-SObTtety and Mcrrtment.
"a 1.-The Punishment. 30 .... .-".
6-The School Master.
=" Family of the Planter. ...
"a 7-SehOoI Keeping.
az s-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
o-The Surprise.
I0-IndcPendene4 Day.
1.-The 0Verscer
% I9-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
i4-SIidnight Meeting OF School Master, Unese Tom
and Dlnah. a-a. -Easr q. .
I5-Cassy.
IG-SImday. -F-
l5-The Oyerseer's Communication to the PlAntcr.
/" lS-The Suspicion.
'' IS-Sehool Master UHeasiDess and Departure.
2O-Unco Toms Motions OF Freedom.
2l-HS Determination TO go TO the State OF Free
dOnL' r... H..
e-The Escape u ...r
H 23-The Pursuit. .....
:" 24-BuGalo-Thc Boot. black
"a 25-Hard Times.
26-Unclc Toms Soltoquy.
&" 2T-The Alarm. T'E.a
g 25-AmoTcan Hotel. I.-t.. 30
ID ~ 10-The Flea Negro. .h.r.i e .l &.
3Q-Courage, Quietude and Contentment.
3l-NiaGara Pals, Clifton House. Canadr
a3-Unclc Toms Decision.
q H-'Back to Old Virginia.
g 35-Conclusion.
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The On "a qrape WIG.

NNHIB oils the result 0ftWeHty aEa'nVesglt0n by
Il Ffeleh thPniGlRn, and 10 now oIlendVoly used IN
ILes. 18th foI te guoss 0tssping tbs hair gOssy hBd
EostDEilBit In bald pllEa8. a q
" gogsy, eEd plable, besIdsS mailing Il about
PrsPaIsd Only bIDr Rohtah. Pans, 5lsts per bo,tls!
P0Te@ieby I.H.VowRLL. q UhIoaGL :.
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NEW BOOKS. Oh
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
AN BKtNTEEkEsH'1N @ ROCK
--t-- IVoL- 1oMO., 81 ,o6.

T. - VOL 19Mo., 81 ,21 ----1-,.
moore s. ANDERSON, hays just ready in a duOdeel
~ II TIsG CA2pAlGN oF,GENERALs co7T.rg
in the valIy Mexico Lieut. Raphael Semmes, U. S.S
sseount Sf General seotS brilliant 6smpair.
Lieut. l. man Fl IS s!sThg ssass nm @
sTirited and extended sketch OF the last Mexican Cam
pair The author attached to the Navy, but became
accidertIy connected with the cAtcnteIt
aSr Y s il ds
One q he most gallant officers in The Navy. tn.
whole volume as work ofinelIect, Is worthy higS
plato Rtns department to which It belonss-Loufsstit
70 10 the author to say tbat we b.v.
never read history evidently SO fairly written-Lk
A volume 5al and interest. He write,
with flowing PEN In style enf1enaHE ms nsrTa
hs @ ETs Of
p2sssons q Mexican scenery eharaster or the event,
Or len. seott's eampaig n.-Sonhte prtst. .'
Has given to the public yeryattfactive work CAa+s.
Is. C.S Standard.
we ind In this book, NE most e!ike description
men and 5 sPsE yer s
RsBfeIo.t vi Jse II r" f2iI 'f'tLs y a'tt TO-
No follow with interest renswel as wendynnEe on tle
triGmphS nom vera Cruz 10 the City OF Mexico Sc
es Of In the annals Of
His original descriptions drawn with great fecty,-
he Is sP a oa
Imagination. He critcisfs the oPsTanO2 in de
cided partisan spirit, but WIN eVlaeht " ri
INN. EEp. ti!f-ty5si ,Fs+ 80. - 'l''7s
The very best book which that has called forth
PHILADELPHIA PTeS5yttTfG7s
In reading some the authors descriptions assaults
and storms one hardly wonder at tho fascination and
enthnsiaam productive or the aIoSt iHe7edi6t miGru
pTotress during the Mexican Var
IpTfRcelon lRerielc. o. ~. 90 y
Tho more than statistics and facts
Sketches give the reader clear an account Of
campaign ba found any where superior in interest
mot in value, to Major Ripeys History-N u lErsn
geIfst. -
that eminent commander, Gen. Seot-ETPeT+sNs 6uSHs
lHpBAGENTs aned to circulate this work in parts
the United States with whom liberal arrangements win
made for canTassing particular counties DISTRICTS
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DRESS upon receiving their paper containing the GdVer
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st. Louis, juno 1e. IS
Cincinnati HydrOPnthic Or
Water C11ra Establishment.

HE above Institution Is for the reception OF
on tS nTtLsre nike and but few rods iiom the Hsmil
tom Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad in the rear and at
distance from the Miami Canal in the front,
benefits Of the Institution. III,
Rsn al S o. o GiS ss
Cure There and combine, rendering the view
beautiful beyond description.
artist glance. The neatness and elegance the
interior, combined with the numerous attractions which
this Estabshment desirable one The Halls exten.
range pleasure, from atmospheric Influences
Indictment weather The Bed Rooms well ventilated,
neatly furnished; the Bath Rooms ample and
modous being convenient for the application Of water
every form In connection with the Institution there Is
viii havs an '" oPpoftn%y of restoR their
strength by heethg exere,sS The Springs which fT
and abundant flowing S s ys bed h9 s
neighborhood remarkable for healthulness purity OF
air. and variety OF scenery Athings combined we can
not thin 81 s GTs place for those
Dr. PKisE having had much experiences the treatment
or disease for many years. begs leave to inform the public
that pains viii for the restoration to health OF
dsyoed hor atso 10 tie treSte or
diseases peculiar to her and being every quail fed
sa win rs fs q
ailments that bane Of female health and haPPipsss,
funess o. aIee portion o. The fr win be treaedi in
Of any nd sSSs. we Roo GG
the attention of ladies' in all cases shall expect to
perSons SdiiT the Cure bythe way OF the Cincinnati
aou aud Dtyto1 Railroad, Viii stop tia Carthage
sation PAleu8 requested to bring two coInfors
blas hIanketa two coarse aheets, ak towels and
quantity OF old linen, suitable for bendages.
TRRHsThe terms for Board, Medical Services and all
Ordinary will be ten dolllra week. payable
weekly Kxtrs attsgasnes VIII Suhest The patient 70
And necessary spend length or Iima In lhs Inatn
don Tralehf petlon1 viii be charged two dollars per
5ffom trea to aye dollars win be eharssd for the frst
ForTaIthsr arttpulars address ,,,,.s,,
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ERUPTIVE DIsEAsEs,

has become settled fact acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofonr city that In the cure OF
letter, many other diseases, BRER1tN0RRs FLuID
EXTRACT SARsAPkRILLA DANDEL:oh. is decidedly
above all preparations 1t speaks
used; although have taken the pains OF hAV
hight published through tho papers, appointing agents
for the oft yet almost weekly receiving
doris from Vermont, New Ohio Kentucky and other
states persons, who chance have heard
ofits curative Tho following from
gentleman Of Vermont alew days SINCE who used 1t for
very serious disease'-' - sse1t sE-tt 80 ta'
DEAR DOCTORS; .4.
The two bottles ofmedicine got from YOU
whenin Wheeling, have nearly cured met please
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully
now prescribed by nearly the Physicians OF our
CITY, qlack medicine for have made them &c.
qusinted with the component parts; and say all
such have not the opportunity OF making It known
that is entirely free rom all minerals, and ia not III
the least Incompatible with any of the preparations 0ln
dine, Fowler's solution, or other properties.
To be had at Paxton Lakes and F. Yatrlfng and soil
Wholesale and retail By a
BRENTLlNGER q ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, WheelngYa
July 81, ,62. isIil
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wellavile-arrives daily Sunday excepted, 10 m,
departs at 8 a. m. II
ftonsville arrives Tuesday and Friday, At ILL., M;
opaTts same day, same time. o.. ,
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daily CSundays exeeptad) at IL
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WO0ater-arIves TuesdAya Thursdays and Saturdays
AG Departs Monday, WedDeSd4 and Friday at
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-. M Departs Friday at 6, 4. m.
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4n4r4 99 44 4-94 9.99 9
Tro Tires sared b. the Of only three boes Of IVtalar's
"a - ..T 5..rf BQLsaln OF Wild CheTTY."

- 80 Baisan Of wild Cherry" l.f
..l .-s..,... s.-.. Mt Eden Ky, July 81, 1882
Messrs. HarCourt Howard d Co.-GCnts:-The "Dr.
Wstars Eulsam Of Wild Cherry" that bought ycu has
been or suc signal benefit in my family, thatI wish make
its virtues known the benefit Of the public.
MY wife took colo at tho time OF her oonfnement which
case consumption She had prouse night sweats, and hal
coughs; she given up despaed OF her recovery
and her child partook of her complaint She then coM
menccd taking ''JITStaTs Balsam Of Wild Cherry" and
three eseted an entire cure will her and the chile
have no doubt that they would have been In their
YES IF they had not used Wstars Ralsam Of Wild
Cherry. SETH X sfAhc1.
much veracity any in this country and man OF good
irnsn and we place entire reliance hs statement
- HARCoURT, HOWARD eco.
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I.ook % ,Y,onrr. Cougha !!

mo all laborng Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
i moss, Pains in tho Bresst, Blood 6So VIC
would honestly the u3e OF BTennger'H Conf
pound Syrup OF Boneset pleasant safe aud speedy
1t can be had at MessTs. PAXTON q LhEs, end OF
tho Suspention Bridge, and at j u -
80 s5!ir.rtsr BRENTLINGER &ARMSTRoEG'S,
yr:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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az tha remedial AGENT te orbear 10 aay ANYTHING the
speedy and certain action In removing Rheumatism.
Neuralgia SpTains pains from Bruises. Burns, &c is so
binary that to speak itA real erts, you
really, could scarce ve eredence assertions
PAXTON & LAKES,
ssYRElftG1slP{ q End OF gtAp. bridge, And at
Aus. af-Iy.d. RRRNTLINGRR EARMsTRoNG's
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HfF. CHURCHES. -sa-
ST MATTuEws. EpseepaIeaH, corner Monroe and byron
.tiSets REv WILIAE ARHETRoNS' ReetoTi Morning ser
@ Longs RylseoBalea Main street, between First and
ss9ond Centre wbeengI Rev. JAS ID. MecA1E, PastoTJ
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CONSUMPTION CURABLEl

Isl. CONSUMPTION CURABLEl ra..bs
Robert Sanderson Justice the Peace In Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother tBajGr
General Sanlerson anOfceT in the OF 1872 cured vi
Consumption by The OF ''Wistars BalSam OF Wild
Cherry -
Dear Sr:As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the
'tDr. Wstar's Bslsam Wild Cherry win
SYMPTOMS my case, that others similarly afflicted may
induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in beahingi had the hectic feyer with violent
ushes of heat and frequent cold chs with pain in
my side and breast accompanied by bad cough
restless nights and had great night sweats ersp
ring should say least two gallons night, wettng tho
bed completely through had not been able to work for
But was much emaciated, and almost helpless
vhsnI eomnOneed using Baisam Of Cherry
have all i3 bottles land
complaints for my health is good.
65 years old, and have not taken any OF tho
alsam 1885, because health Is good not tu
medicines But ii should have return OI
my symptoms should use Wisar's Basam OF Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messrs Fall & Nc
Cracker, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio
The genuine wstars BaIsam OF Wild Cherry has fat
slilc or the signature Henry Wistar, NJ. d. Phadel
pha and ''SaniOrd & Park finely executed steel
eraved wrapper. No otheS con be. genuine. 5EF}
Sold qy D. ARK, CINCINNATI o.
on stcetto whom all orders must DO addressed
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