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MISCELLANEOUS.
wmRELRNG FEMALE SEMINARY.

fI'HE regular time for tho commencement ofthe Fall
Session Of this iastuton VIII be the ,st day of Sep
ihe teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev 5. ". ToLFoRp, B. D., Principal.
Miss MARGARET ORR, 1..,.,a.,.
H aIiss ERANCIsL HARDING,
P.s..JoHN-NVINKLE, Music and German.
Nr. L. T. De MAssIAS, French aud Draloing.
Prof. .. b. STONE, Vocal BftLsie., 81 ~ - ~
an account or Providental detention at hons, bus WI
~ o5ably,be with US in the Spring. Il. $50
x, near Philadelphia She not only gives
an s In .S but
~ Music can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
The Natural Sciences will BIO taught by the ro-l,r
teachers and arrangements made for courses
l" rt, ,.I1r,, ,r,,,,
pupil will at once know the amount OF Tuition Where
lie majority Of studies Of pupil are in any particular
Hoard and Tuition, with room rent Bedding, Fire
ollye months, $500
Washing for Boarders, per doz, 90
Hay PuPILs-Tutioi-Pr Urinary, Junior Ciradeper
session. coo
g Seminary proper, Junior Class,
. per session, #f 1900
" NEEDLE class, 400
- Senior class, 1900
g Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
Muse por session ofRve months, with
lot lessons, 1900
10 ofnstrument for daily practice, 600
Modern Languages, Painting drawing, 1000
f:ta moldcry, Fancy Needework, or plain Sew.
ICe, am
Vocal Music, Chemical Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives out OF the Semina.
IL cor sequence of the extra trouble the
cd IS N tho Seminary viz: SIS per session.
Pupils charged the time the close
o. session, and deduction made except sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school, we
a We only tosay that have here Ld,o
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Our
arrangements are also SUCH that pupils
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
cAtra care and trouble to Teachers, but is onv ga
Sg'tr We have found Teachers, who have well sustain.
ell views.
As to progress of our pupils in sound learning
those Interested will visit attend examinations
will point them TO the members higher classes
uu sayHic naonunentz-herc our pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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ST. MATTHEWS, EDiscoTalean, Monroe and Byron
streets, Rev WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Rector; Morning
vice 100, evening ia
Jonss, EpiscopaLea, Main street, between First
Seoond Centre Wheeingi Rev. JAS. ID. McCABE Pastor;
Morning service lOi, evening y O'Clock Service and
Friday evenings at u O'Clock Seats FREE-
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, Rer. X. H, Weed, Pastor Fourth
street. between Monroe and Quincy Service Morning
afternoon.
SECOND PKEsBYTERIAN, Rec. Cyrus Dickson, Pastor,
Webster Street. between Main and Market; Wheel.
ing; Service morning and evening.
THIRD PREsBYTERIAS, Rev. Mr.. Paul, Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hall, Main street, above Washington, North
wheeingi Service morning and afternoon.
FouRrn STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rer s. b. Dqnu.
Pastor, Fourth Street. between Monroe and Quincy
Service morning and evening.
SoRTu STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rer. YIN vii.
Pastor Market and North sts., North Wheel
ng; Service morning and evenings.
CuArLIxE Sr. ,MErHoDrsr RPIscoPAL- R,r K G. Mich.
olson Pastor; Chapne street. between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Reu. Mr. Broadbeck.
Chaplne street, between Webster and Third,
Wheeling.
IL. Y ITel1n. Fifth Street, Hampen, servic,
mCTnlng and afternoon.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED. Rer. T. Mcclure PASTOR corner
Market and Jefferson sreesi service morning and
BAPTIST Re-. J. W:NTeR, PASTOR Clay street between
Fiji hand Sixth, ser vice morning and evening.
FiRsT INDEPENDENT CoSGR ArIoSAL, UNITARIAN Rev
;. " IPbstr Pastor, Market street. between Webster
Third Centre heeling service morning and evening.
EvNNGELIcAt PROTESTANT, Rer. }. RIoegar, Pastor,
Clay street, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
ZIoN's EvASGELIcAL LUTHERAN, Rer. F. Zimmerman,
Pastor corner Market and Monroe streets, service TO-
O'Clock a
NEw JERUSALEM, Swedenborgian No. 10 Union street,
the Hone Hose honsc
JEWISH SY AGoGUE, No. IS, Monroestreet
DISCIPLES. First Hose company Hall, Market stre
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsano of wild Cherry


Err Coughs Colds, AstlG Group Bronchtis Influenza,
bLeefins Of The Lungs, Difficult Breathing, Liuer A6ec.
teas, Pain or Weakness of he Breast Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, DC, DC, dc.
snort this Busamis peculiarly adapted every disease
OF the Lungs and Liver whchis produced By cverp
varying climate
Wild Cherry has long been known to possessimportart
medicinal properties This fact is familiar every
In our land, and Physicians often prescribe II III different
forms for variety OF complaints Tar, also, has bscn
equally noted for its virtues; and physicians whose
names are familiar TO the whole country have gone
TO declare that even could be cured by lEU
aoLe In other hands, again, II nearly Vaueess owing
70 doubt to their Ignorance in preparing administering
difficulty now entirely obvated by texporicEcs
and oIgcxrerment.
Inc extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub.
stances for the rst timc combined enlbnd,c
in oh. W1STAR'S BALSAhI OF WILD CHERRY ~
nice chemical process everything deleeirus useless i
rejected so that what remains Is the
truly etcacious remedy for all kinds monary ahd ii 81
diseases ever known to To all nnbelicysrs
that theory is really true, ~ fcw cases M
cnres Elrmeh by this IYnnherI me- " 1881
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BOOK FOR THE TINES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

.......... AS 1T is!
Being narratives incidents the real 'LIrI
nv THE LowLY.' hy w. l.. 6. Smith, ESq.
The object The author is TO represent the condition of
the Slave III his Jude but comfortable cabin, his daily
nohs and pastImes, the relations between master and
the mistaken impulses and we'd views nj
ortherE PhilanthToPst, &c, &C., and TO represent the
passions and sentiments their ms as the same
LIe displayed Ill the hmbest lot OF society," thus showing
more hGRPiesS than freedom; and the represent
is class OF people, viz The Planter TO whom Justice
has seldom been DONE and whose exhibit in
every day e is well calculated to win The amiabIe udg
nIent OF the world. r'.E
Chapter I-'Old Virginia,
2-1hc PlantatOn-Uncic Toms I.azness
3-SObriety and Merriment.
"a THE Punishment.
% 6-ThC School Master.
Z" Family the Planter.
- 1-SChOOl Keeping.
" S-Ihc Secret League of Rebellion.
"a 9-The Surprise.
:" IO-lndependence bay.
:" 1.-The OVeTsceT.
" l2-School Masters Lessons of Freedom.
" l3-Uuce Tom and DMah.
I4-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
15-Cassy.
IG-Sunday.
1.-THE overseer's Communication 10 tho Planter r.
1S-Thc Suspicion.
1S-SChoOl Masters Uneasiness and Departure
"a 20-Unce Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2I-liis Determination 10 go TO the State OF Free.
don.'
22-The Escape
" 23-The Pursuit.
Z" 2i-Bufralo-The Boot. black
I" 25-HaTd Times.
26-Uncle Toms Soliloquy.
" 2T-The Alarm.
:" 2S-American Hotel
e9-The Flee Negro.
30-Courage, Quietude and COntentnent
3i-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
90 39Uncle Toms Decision.
, d H-'Back to Old Virginia
F. & G-ConCusiOn
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.aYER,s UNIvERsUm No. ".

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rTNH1S day published Containing the following elerant
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The Publisher win supply specimen
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tnents with them for circulation THE UNIVERSITY
He win also supply Clubs persons at 8 half wear.
persons at S0 and of larger number at the ssms
rates HERMANN J. MEYER,
ang44. 20 ia n IT Publisher, 16i William ST. NY
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serger or Spine and Muscle Lfnimel

Berser or Spine and Muscle Linimeut
OF this remedial agent we forbear to saw auvtbj ,h
speedy and certain action in removing Rheumafism
Neuralg9 sprains, pains from Bruises Burns &C. is 40
extraordinary, that speak its real vo
really we fear could scarce credence TO
.- 1t can be had at
t@a1 PAXTON & LAKES,
End Of Susp. Bridge and AZ
ang.sl-lTd. ABRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONGIS
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PETERSON's
Lady's National Magazine.
BY HENRY c. WATSON.
Only S1,2J TO Clubs where other


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I'm QUART BOTTLES.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM

The value OF this Medicine IL widely known, and
every day field of its extended II is APP
proved highly Physicians and admit
ted to be the m and searching preparation from
the that has been employed in medical practice
operation extends to the remotest parts of the SYSTEM
consists in removing diseased action in the absorbing
and secreting organs. Inman, Nature seldom effects
assisted, any viruent disease, requires the
aid OF stimulent, Alternative antiseptc medicine In
diseases OF the skin flesh.
asses of medical agents is highly desrtLle. All thee
properties combined in this preparations and instead OF
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cessarily do when taken separately ey .e simul,a-
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Its tonic property strengthens digestion
the appette-ls Alternative tendency carries
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ueRce neurazes the virus, which the disease ios-
tered. It's uniform in curing relieving the
rous diseases for which recommended is established
bp multitude of attestcd facts.
CURE OF BRONCHITIS, MINISTER'S SORE THROAT,
Fair Hdpen, Mass, dug. 22d, 1850.
Me3srs SAsDs-l regard il but justice yourselves
humanity 10 all similarly afflicted that your
parila has cured ne OF the chronic Il gnstis.
1t would be difficult for to desc the rmng
dition OF throat and vocal organs
your invaluable remedy During tn.
forced 10 desis from the public duties OF my professions
and having made OF variety OF proessed sie
ccs besides ting TO more than thirty painful
Tic applications, had abandoned all hope iclicI ylem
as derner resort, was led 10 trial OF SaTsalu
Iiila
My discasc was OF so long standing, and had obs
nately resisted the best medical skill that conscious
it truly be said, faith hath saved had
but trust iee in appI late CRATE
iu fol the favorable result above named have
able attend 10 the duties of tn astUrate than
land having proved TcE actual tho
roughness OF the could iec justified longer
Withhold ding this statement
am accustomed 10 keep bottle OF your SGrsapara at
hand and whenever exposed TO COLDS labor
use il as PTereHtitire.
Pastor OF Centre ST. N. Z. church
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ODD FELLOWS.

Room, No. l23 Market street, the Post Office
yIRGINIrs LopaE, No B. every Thursday evening
FRANKLIN L"DGE, No - meets every Monday evening.
LoDGE No 50, meets every Saturday evening
PASoLA LoDGE, No. 81, meets every Friday evening"
ENcAMPNEST, No. l. meets list and Sd Tuesday
each month.
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Cincinnati HHydropnthic Or .
Water Cure Establishment

rNIiE Institution is now open for the reccn,io -,
pauSs IL is located about live miles nom the CITY,
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad the rear and at
the distance from the Miami Canal in the front rem
Sellng Of access TO those DESTROYS o. enjoying tho
Tothe lover nature parts the country can mr.
hs more pleasing variety OF scenery than
Ce NATURE and art combine TO te
beagtfu. beyond description
Si The a. at gi1nSS The meaness and elegance
present themselves to the invalid cannot fail To- rene
this Establishment desirable The Halls are cx.u
pleasure atmospheric influences IN
ncement weatlcr. The He'd Rooms well ventilated
modious being for the application OF water in
Gymnasium Hall, seventyfvc feet long. where patients
VIII have an opportunity Of restoring their
is the water for this establishment, clear pure soft
forth Both eoG anG deoG The SsI hfy send
neghborhood remarkable for heaIthness putty NJ
not think OF desirable place, for those seeEn
Dr. PEAsE having had much experience reatnen,
OF disease for many years. begs leave TO inform the public
those committed to his care Mrs PHAsr who Ss S Of
devoted her attention to the treatment OF
for SO important station will take special charge oil tic
ailments that bane female beauty, health and happiness
chis pTostrating the energies and destroying the use
this Institution Independent pessares or
sur Si any kind TO this subject invite
the attention OF ladies' as in all cases expect To
perform a perfect cure. 81 .r.r So -
oy way OF the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will son al The "a Ttha,
station Patients requested bring two eomfortS
bles two blankets two coarse Sheets towels and
quantity OF old linen, suitable for bandages H'u "
TERNs-The terms for Board Medical Services and ali
Ordinary will be ten dollars per week. payable
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient to an
Some deduction will be made to those who
ind II necessary to spend length time in the Inst
ton transient persons will be charged two dollars per
day. - 'S Pe'
examination - e ' '"e MIST
For further particulars address
D.A1 PEAsE,M. d.
Carthage Hamilton Co.. Ohio "" ny s sOsaa
1914 BOXES halves, quarters and eighths, new Rasins
AH~o 20 drums Smyra Figs, new crop; =
casks currantsj '-1y sTi-'.aarI =fp .a..i-I
boxes citron and Lemon peel; yf t.t ~ 81
case Fancy Box Prunes aaef
do Jar do p. ~ ~ -
eask do to sell cheap. KS
kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order;
.f trails Dates boxes conserve Ginrer;' " -
bbls Cranberries, at
deeie s. d. woopRow,s. q
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lIASONS.

Roo, No. III, Main Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LoDor, No. 1Ol, meets the first Monday night of
very MONTH
wmEELISo UNIoN CHATTER, No. 10, meets the second
Monday night of every month.
WHEELING LODGE, No. 12S meets the third MondaI
night OF every month.
. wHEELSG ENCANPMEST X. T, on the fourth
Monday night of every month";
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

THIS Oils the result of twenty investigation by
i French Physician, and is now extensively used in
restoring il in bald places
This OIL is particularly recommended, will render
the Hair SOFT glossy and pabe, besides making about
two shades darker.
Prepared only by Dr. Fontan Paris octs per- bottle
For ale nv ] r. VOwEIJ
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Wheeling Custom House.

Established in 1881. f. b. SwEARlNGEN, Surveyor ami
Collector of Customs Office No. 49, Union street.
Impo this port made by way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, Disinte1estednesS
anu Sell sacrltlce of Ancient and
Modern Times
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-FIRES OF THE REvo
LUTON" might IN BLoCK-HOUSE,' p DC.
10 set before the women America examples for inta
the object OF this BOOK De Tocque ville French tourist
u States Women overs mas 1 1n nn; sad that
etLh Is the sex so generally respected SO deIeen
Iays o. cmvalry, with much MOI enlightenment lie, o
made rs Is @ Almost an object OF yoi ship Men
aud Inspired BY the contemplation OF excellence Lei the
eaulhs and study OF such work Uroc Wome,,
Iccome common, and our wives mothers sister s. and
uaushteIs' viii become renowned for resolution
~ - anu sesacIlhce than the Spartan we.
VI Inc ensuing pages Include nearly the famous in
iGlla!e herolsm with many that less re.
i"Hi III Ig - knowhi among which may be
r. %s,.ssisre' gertrude Van Der IVari,
Philippe oj Hai,lqult, corr fe'Fe' .'"N''S h'-
ims S I. q Dngnsseiin Aademoiselle A,nJes
Jo%aof oGe'S I" M0nD0rf' CgiheT:me Of RtosI,
joan Ha .he 1 Magaa T4 1,1,;s.
Margaret Of 1S.jou, MTrie Inoi,tette
NE s, Eyer 81 NaeaTTe, The Princes de LaaGqlle
gary T Stuart, MADAME Fiiza6sth
Mary Dyye, TIE Quaker MARTYR Madam RoIonJS
| =, Of Netn FHgiGnd, Madame Desrnonlins
Lddy ta'shal, Ai,nee Lado i,lsk9
Icy banks, Countess de la Talette,
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| Lady GriseH Baiiiie Mrs Pfeberd Sb,s-i,t
| 'Pmmyried, the Countess Of Elisabeth YamI
| NiLtSdGle, Tn, OUrsu ~ G,o-yi,
tloTG Macdonald Mrs ChaTI,y EJJio1
| Miss .Nackdy, Nfrs p,r,is,, '''
1T ~ LI9GTTlet dchGnd, Lydia DGTTGgh,
| VI ''GIh1r, Mrs. Hedid aud the noted Mrs
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Look to your CouehsI

lO all sush laboring Coughs Colds
y ness, PAINS in the Breast, Splitting Hood &C. we
would honestly recommend the OF Brentlnger,s Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset, pleasant safe and speedy
cure 1t can be had at MessTs. PAXTON & LAKEs and n
the Suspention Bridge, and at . Gnu Vi
BRENTLINGER & ARMsTRoNG,s.
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Wines and Liquors.
IA PACKAGES containing
w Pure Brandes, OF all grades; .s-H.
blackberry and Ginger Brandies;
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Ginger Muscat, claret, Pure Juice the Grape and
Champagne wines;
CordiAls; Brandy, Fruits;
~ casks Scotch Ale;-for sale by
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New Fall GoodsI

TNiiS morning will opening our Fall stock
i OF Goods among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS
Black & cord Pouit De Sole, Fancy CoIored Glace
Cord bk Satin de Chine Silk Tissues Heavy and rich
Madame de Rossi Brocades for fall wear, =
entirely new, Stewart Plaid Silks in en-.
Gro dc Antique trely new designs.
French Muslin DcLaincs Plain and Figured
Mourning SILK and Wool MOuslin De Laines
French ChintZcS, very beautiful.
BOmbaZines, Lupins make, extra.
Our assortment OF Fall Shawls unequaIed for eIeganc
and variety, consisting of
Ermine fur Shawls, all ColOrs.
Tibet Palm Shawls, all colOrs.
Grape Shawls at all prices, EInbr odered and plain
French Cashmere ShaNvls
Bay State and French Plaid shawls.
TRIMMINGS, EAIBROIDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Flouncing i'll Swiss and Jaconet Muslins
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and lnsertngs.
Rich Trimmings i'll great variety, for dresses
Trimming Buttons, i'll designs
FTlnges and LaCes in every width.
Wide Black and Coored Velvet Ribbons.
Narrow '' do for Trimming
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style.
Sept3 4 In