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CONsUMPTION CURABLEl

CONSUMPTION CURABLEl
Robert Sanderson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county Ohio, and brother OF "MajCr
General Sanderson officer in the of 1872 cured III
Consumption by the of "Wistars BOlsam OF Wild
Cherry .s,,,,-,, -, a. ,o,o
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been greatly
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iDr Wistar's Basam OF Wild Cherry. will state tho
SYMPTOMS or my case others similarly afflicted be
Induced to Try this invaluable remedy experienced great
dfIcuty in breathing; the hectic fever with violent
ushcs OF heat frequent cold chs, with pain iii
nv side and breast by avery bad cough;
very nights and had great night aweats pers
ring, should say atleast two gallons night wetng tho
bed completely through had not been able TO work for
scars But much emaciated, and almost helpless
whsn commenced using Wist3T's Basam OF Wild Cherry
have used In all 10 bottles nd am now free from all those
complaints, my health is good
am now 90 years DID, and have not taken any OF tho
Basam since 1876, my health Is good not ia
require any medicines Hut II should have any return al
my Iorer symptoms should Wstars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry nEocurCd tho medicine of MesSrs. Fall q Nc
Crackcn, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio. -
The genuine WstaT's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has fat
simie or tho signature OF Henry wstar, NJ D., philadeI
Dhia aud i'SanfOrd d Park finely executed steel
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pB-PTice 81 per bOttlc-SiX bottles for So
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CITY OFFICKRs FOR 1882.

MORGAN NILSSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WHRATE, Clerk.
X, w, HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L. SANCTION, Sergeant
Srfgs4Hrs DsYNties,-ist ward-Isaae NJ Pearl Edward
Adm. W. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers. 4th ward
Henry p. ChaPlne. 9Th ward-James s. Campbell.
JoHN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JAcoB Z. BLER, Wharf Master.
JAcoB ANIcK, Street Commissioner
JANEs II. EwING, Assessor and Collector OF Water
HenIA.
JosfuA c. Wiley, Lumber and Coal MeasureT and Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MuRRAY, Market Master.
TnoNAs CAMPRELL, Collector OF Assessments
VIZ. J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVLN, Flour Inspector.
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ayoR,IED, Rev " z MecznTe, Pastor, corner
Nafst and Jefferson Streets service morning and aef.
Oon.-.e. -.-1,,fe5l 10 Tfif-tca $500 T----.4-
BftTI.Te J. W.H4en, Pastor; CAy street., between
Ftfthsnd Sixth sorViee ana evening -s ~ ,5r
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MISCEl lI..Asl0 Mex -
wIIRRLINla FEMALE SEMINARY.

IANHR regular time for the commencement ofthe Fall
iE6er merit Zach Session continues FIRE calender months
The teachers present connected with the Seminary,
Rev b. ". ToLFoRD, b. D., Principal
Miss MARGARBT ORR, 1,,t,,,,,,
Miss MIRA 4: TOWNSEND. |''''''a""
Miss MARY o. ToIFoRD, .l'siiiant Primary Depart,
'4s s,l., ,or,v ,,,,v,v 49,, g..
Mr.. L. 2. De MASSIAS, French aud DRAGGING.
Prof. s. b. STONE; Vocal AhLsie.
en- account OF Providenal detention at honG but t:
r:o5abIy be with US In the Spring. .5l...,-.
Miss Bliss has been for several conncctel TLI
eninary near Philadepha She not only gives tstIuo.
so ali Teacher OF Music and French Pupils
10 Music, can receive Lessons as they may prefer, either
| rom PROT. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
The Natural sciences win be taught by the regular
Teachers and made for courses Lectures
'Iore the classes by some experienced Lecturer, and E
We would again direct the attention parents, to thu
nupl viii at once know the amount OF Tuition Where
Hoard and Tuition, with room rent Bedding, Fire and
Lights, and Ancient Languages, If desired, per session
Washing for Bo s1.E ger doz. ,.,,..,-.. so
session, 600
Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
\ per session, 1900
| Meddle class, .e1 a+ 400
| Senior class, 1900
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
Music rer session Gfye MONTHS with use OF instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
| tie orinstrtLaIt for daily practice, 200
| Modem Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
| t'ta lroidory, Fancy Needlcwork, OF plain Sow
UU2l Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 100
Wo0 Music Teacher gives lessons OF the SeminA.
rJ il consequence Of the trouble the same
| ci as IN the Seminary, viz; S1S per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance close
OF session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the Management OF the school, we
have only tOsay that have here Government and Lao,
administered kindly nleed, but still government and
law which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
nn1e
OF Female Teachers night and day This systemgves
ira and trouble to Teachers but IL only
Syrl We have found Teachers who have well sustain
ell our views.
AS to the ProSTess OF our pupils in sound learning
those interested win visit attend our examinations,
will point them to the members OF higher classes
aud sAyHe Sltt noEtTa 1nonsena-here pledges
| Wheeling Aug, 81.
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The Oil of Grape vine.

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BOOK FOR THE TINES
ENTITLED -.
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
Is ITIlR!

Bcng narratives Incidents In the LlFE
uP TnE LowLY.' By ". L. G. Smith, Esq.
object OF lhe author is represent the condition
the but comfortable bin his daily occu.
slave the mistaken Impulses mseoneetved views oTte
northern PhilanthTOpst, &c, &c. and represent
displayed in the humbest lot OF society," thus showing
That, IN tho Of the SlGUe kedSt
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iE class OF people, wig The Planter, whom justice
has seldom been DONE and whose character
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meut oil the wOrld.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'OId Virginia.
=" 2-The PlantRtion-Uncle Toms LazineSs.
3-SobHety and MerTinlcnt.
4-rhe Punishment.
f" 6-The School Master.
az 6-Ramily of the Planter.
T-SehoOi Keeping.
' S-rhe Secret League OF Rebellion
I" 9-The Surprise.
" 1p-lndependence Day.
1.-THE OVeTseeT. ...
I2-SchoOl Masters Lessons of Freedom.
I@Unrle Tom and Dinah
I4-aidnight Meeting oil School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dimah.
q 15-Cassy.
tG-Sunday.
1.-THE overteer's Communication TO the Planter
1S-The Suspicion.
iS-School Masters Uneasness and Departure.
Z" 20-Unee Toms Nations OF Freedom.
f" PILLS Determination 10 go 10 tho state OF Free
donl.'
F" 22-The Escape
23-The Pursuit.
24-BudaIo-The Boot. black
25-EaId Times.
26-Uncle Toms SOlllOquy.
ST-The Alarm.
a. 2S-Ameriean Hotel .E
H 29-The Flee Negro
30-COurage Quetude and COncntment.
3f-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
{" 3-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-UncIe Toms Decision.
3-'Back to Old Virginia. a...
d 36-Concusion.
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MEDICINAL
Wiatar5a Balsam of wild Cherry!

The best Remedy ever knownto nan
CoI4,. A,thua. Group, Bronchitis, IGtsrzG
b,'iTs Of he LuHgs, Difficult Breathing LtUeT A6ee'
fe.IS Pain or RedkneaS of The Breast or Side Fir't BIZ
Stages of CoHsItnpholi, $c $c.,$e.
This peculiarly adapted to every disease
Of She Lngs and Liver whchis produced b. our cVsrP
Wild Cherry has long bean known to possessim
medicinal properties This aet Is familiar 10 every
in our land and Physicians oen prescribe II tn Ghent
ioTs for variety OF complaints Tar, also, hts 5scn
eoaIl noted for Its virtues; and soma physicians whose
NINE nc familiar to the whole country have gone so
10 declare that consumption could be cured by lL
done In other hands, AGAIN. it was nearly oing
ionl to their Ignorance In preparing and administering
it difcuty entirely obyiated by pattentexpeuehee
the extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub;
stances now the first time combined and ennnaiel
in mn IVISTARiS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY rs
nice chemical process everything decters or useless l.
Tccted so that what remains is the XraordinAryar
truly eicacios remedy for all dndsCi monAry anu ~
diseases ever known to maf. To ctd all unbeicYsF
tnat our theory is really true, rcl low cases OIL
cIlrra nlr formed by this wonderiu! nv G.Iine
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NEW BOOKS. lll
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.

-The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
IAN TNTJeNsEsK INTER EsTEHGBOOK
NJ 1VoL. 12Mo., 81 ,2o.
lraeRE SsANDERsoN, have justrsady in suOd.s,
M III no TE TSlS oS;tpAieN OF GENERAL SCOTT
IN yaIiT OF MEXICO by Lieut.. Raphael Semmes USS
yo1 WIN SteSant Of General seotPs brilliant clmpai
Lieut. rs m aFaS II he sa.9KeaSsu In hs
AM, .xtsndsd sketch Of ths Mexican Cam
irt The author is attached 10 the navy, but became
t. Connected with the Army-ai!aa chssaiel.
W h. ynr commenced its perusal today 1t ssidsor
HI 4 o Inn AS work ofintelect is worthy efa high
paso iSfSe department to which 1t beiongs-Le'r'sti
m sma, praise to the author 70 That
never read history evidently SO larry
Volume full orInsruetiOn and interest He ts Eea
With hG2g pen IN th .,
the distinguished actors nit,'ISaogsL E1G. yis g.,
rsaas Mexssn scenery and Character the events
Of Gen. scot's Camp3t tEsss. cbs,,,
tS.C.1 Standard.
SSitleS and Victories that we have reaaAasOHie
ReUen.
We follow with renewed, we advance ON The
tTiumphs Cruz the City OF Mexico were Sc
ries Of man9uyeIs absolutely Annals o.
His gnal descriptions drawn with great
He is lively and spirited narrater HIS pate sketsha
are vivid and produce essiCn onths
iuaeinaton He crtieises the military de
cded partisan spirit, but with evident @oihly-. m
The very best book which that war has called FORTH.
| philadelphia PTesbHteTfGE .Lat.. . aAl 80 -
III reaeing OF the authors descriptions OF assaults
and storms can hardly wonder at and
ooess so yed during the Mexican War
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and sketches the reader clear an account or The
campaign as found where, superior IN interest,
If not in value, Major Ripsys History-R T. Era
4 geIiSt. ~. -. :, ,,,ir,h,. ,,,,... =,
that eIi ne1t commander, Gen. Scott MssaEEs
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JUST PUBLISHED
CONF TE IN TWO VOLUMES, ROYAL svo. 80.
THE RARHET,S GUIDE TO

sC;IENTIFIc AND PRACTICAL. AGRICULTURE
ALIAS, THE ONLY coRREcTEDTrIoS OF STEPHENS BOON
OF TIE FARM sTEPnESs,. p n T., iut
rpNpuRou WITH AN AMERICAN APPENDIX, ny J. P. NoR.
TOX, PROFESSOR SCIENTIFIC AoRIcULTLRE, IN YALE
This work embraces every subject
ted with grcuture ali its various branches both thso
recaf and practical Its clear and spacious deSs me
uness and accuracy its information, the completeness
ofe very illustrations have in an on prse
tce never been eQuaed s arranged under four sepef
ATE heads represented by the four of the
Winter Spring Summer, Autumn-ana the notes OF Fro
lessor Norton are appended in the order, adding
greatly to the value the work by adapting 1t to the soil,
Climate growth &c, OF this country The united abors
such DISTINGUISHED writers constitute this the most
complete and valuable Agricultural work ever issued from
press. It comprises two large volumes an
about 600 engavings wood The ter Illustrate almost
every implement of husbanTy in use; the veTioB
methods ofplowing planting &c; and the former the do
mestic finals, the farm. Stealing, &c. ~.
- LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS. 400
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MRMRRRs OF COUNCIL.

PlaET WARD-JOhn Mcclure, JTi John Hughesi 8. d.
Woodrow; Isaac Cots.
sreoSD wAnD-John Bishop, Geo. &. wickham.
TarRD wAHD.-S. BradyiJ. J. Yarnalli John NJ. Math.
sWsj Daniel Lamb.
FourTu yYARp-Dr. Jaues TanDeri &. C. JeGers; A. s.
Slloyyellj d. v. ThaTPi David Hammond
Firm WARD George Forbes John w. Gill; LOrenzn
u Wait, Jacob HornbTooki Henry Rehols.
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CONGRESS HALL.

IHR subscribers take pleasure informing their friends
and the travelling community generally that they have
this day possession of that well established and IA
voTablY known Hotel 4. ---
St2 CONGRESS HALL,
Third and Chesnut Streets.
They have had house thoroughly repaired and all the
modern introduced, and furnished in style
of elegance which will at once render II Tor
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This decidedly located house in tho city, being
the immediate vicinity business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines onnbuses leave for every part OF city every
few minutes their head quarters being within square
of this House. -
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James J. Duncan Co., and formerly proprietor ofthe
Vruia Hotel st. LOUIS will have control OF the manage
nent OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
IASoHa i's