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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19

rTNuE SUBSCRIBER will open an Academy
Tor male scholars in Whitening uu he last
M"nday of he rnpEih. Particulars as To place and
pnres will be Published hereafter.
DAVID ItAINES.
lie submits The following crfuhraic lrom two
vi The Professors "a Mnmi Universi,y'
MiAMI UNIVERSITY. Eeb'y 81. 1916.
We believe Ms David Ila,nes Ia be omiocHiy
qualified, noi only by r?e scholarship. hUi nls1 10y
prudence and habiis Of con-cienlpus appirptip1 tU
Business, if the place oi itsehtr &c aUpeu'iru-
d.n, 30 sn Acidcmicai Institution We ,t ieiof,
oltenuiiy and confidently Isrotumcuu buu Boo an,
ref~U who - shes ~ employ su ,osiuc., .pE ssei
q s,iualion. JNO MNRFHUR.
mar 10 JAS e. MOfFATr.
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NOTICE.
ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

ASSIGNEES NOTICE.
- = BOON, having ~ iced ot a~s.igpment
~ heausg date on Ihc lG,h insf anJ ferofdeJ
10 The Clsfk'. olice OHIO eo',riy assigned W he un
d~eiagued si debts snd mnnsJs dUo him Notice q.
hereby eiven 10 oil PCS W. 'ndeta,d ~ sasl Bpu
In msks payment ~ the ~ndefsigned; aid D., all
having clstms sesin4i he slid Bs'n ~ pfescoi iitem
ius .enlrment, WM COSuORN,
leb - Asstguee.
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4 CAStS SUPERIOR PiNE APPLE l:ilHLH-
Ftsil Flesh Dates
l3 Dmtus Smyrna fgs
80 aud 1 Boxes Rsi,ins
IL Fancy bones Prlnes-6 la. ~
h"i Preserved Lemon Peel
d"x Iar. Preserved Rasptstt,es
do jars Pickles, c4slaIwer u.iaeJ. Go
cunsbsi. sc &c
d"z L0i,Is Cspes
l15 lbs assorted Csndy
Is DO Kisses
l bor Bon Bon Flower. Iva, ses~i,sI ~ ~.
Jiiion 10 lay Lrmer stock, 1md inr sale hy
iCh 1 = ID 70 2yl Man a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19
LOT In SOUTH WHEELING FOR SALE

an he 2lSI day vi March lSi6. al The front
" door uf tie Cnuu house oi Ohio county. I Will
oder Tor sale al Pgbl,c action. lhe lot ui grOgoJ ,n
South Wheeling designated "a lot nnmhef IS (pine'y
iScl tr-nIing On the Western SIDE oi Market (ff
nerly Washingio-) street; or 50 mnoh thereof AZ
may tie sufficient ,o satisfy Ihc Furpnses Of a deed oi
ifast to'me ircin J ,MEs BUaSs dated he 2l., day al
May 1915. and recorded IA lhe clerks ollire of lac
county couu ofOtio county. IN deed book ~. age
$50. This sale Nil be made by virtue uf sad
deed OF trust. and selling a. Trustee | convey only
such utlc rs - vested IA ne by ,sd dt,d
TERNIS-One thirJ cash and he balance with
Interest ia 3 aud 6 months. The deieue, iu.tal
rnenls tp be secured by honi with satisfactory .c,
son,y aud The mie ~ be retained until payment IL
full. leo II $ BRADY, Trustee.
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90 THE PUBLIC.

-x VI
v9NlIE question is of en- usrr,. - .h. H.,
adSe'ii-o my C"npUund Syrup 81 Bone.et. 10
ofd"F Ihsl " may bosuise more geaerally Know 10
t"f The i"i"THaIlon vi all and ~ prevent being nut
''er inierrugsicd upon thu suhTec CT. . take This oess-
'ior TO say. that ia tho fire, peace. . have PAT u q,
81 luw q price that an ad,ern emeni. al Tho usaat
rr'cet would Gus, mc more ihrn The profits os tho
sale vi three hundred bouIlcs. exclusive Ut nav labor
IN preparing, in The next place ! de- no, approve
"i he meihud uf pnnTng lh:pgs in,o notice. snS
i@s'ly. my Syrup speaks ier irreli wherever used ts
COUGHS. Colds. Pains la Tho Chest. dc. &e.a 10
hundreds IN oar city ran TESTIFY. A cnn~,nri sappk,
j. Kept on trnd nj BRENTLINGEks ~APOTHRcA,
Monroe Stree ;ol.o ~ MessrS PRYOR & PAULLy
Drug ; ore, Market Square. and = d WOODROwa
GrOrsr'. come vi Mann md JetfsrsOt $ rcei.
l.h %
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lard EN- SIZE Ds

\ Just received from ID L1HdfcIh. Of Phil-
a%'elphia, an fI'enSive a..otrmenI OF FRESH
CNhDfN SEEDS p"' Ny "a ANAL PAPER, 10 sui
purchasers. A'sD in bulk 10 sell by The pounn %,
"u hcc a lew Northern Seeds. viz Aim, II Rcd
Onion, Silver Skin Onion. Radi.he.. assorted ki"d..
Tomato. Flat Datch fmrnip. Beet Seed &C dinereni
kinds; sls" Herb and Flower Seeds. These Seed
se all warranted Ite.h. ILcif vitality having bees
tested IN bots ted- and can now be seen grow ing
al the Drug and Medicine Store &C 4 5 Todd, n
iew doors ab"ve MCiali-n's Big Red BuoI, Man
Street. Wheeling. The follow ING ia lisi vi the
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q

All orders shall he promptly attended 10
m.r4 ROBr ARMSTRONG & co. Agent.
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NBACOS-il .rD s.s e. alders 70, sale b,
Eb nlfT G a wAKEAAE
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

HF VALUABLE LAM AND MIScELLA.
" NEous HOOKS AT AUCrIoN.--ou
Thu 'sdoy The I9'h day Of March ,SI6. viii sell
he Law aud Mi.ceilnneou, Boks composing The
Library vi lie lai- Al xsndrr Wilson. deed. Also.
the Office iuruiure of the said decreased Sale Il,
take place al 10 O'Clock. A NJ. nj the Auctn. ON
81 HALL WiCkIiAM. va The city of VIII. rI.nc.
TERMS of SALE oil sums oi five dollars or lees.
cash; uil sums over Eve dollars. sx mut,,h-. To b..
secured by y resp srIur.es on a n-rn,,shl.
noe. ALFRED CALDWELL. Admin.sra,.,
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Y VIRTUE of " deed Ut trust from Dlsisf
Znue io me. dated The frat day OF Sepicsbss
ls4l AID recorded 81" the clerk. .aice II The eo,,s..
" Uosa Of Ohio county. , will oeli NJ paol,r sas
non. at tho irunI door at the tourl h.use .i ssud
r"nniy. !" The city OF Wheeling. oa Saturday thu
2Sih day Of NsnA. 1916. ,hs North hall al La
number t6) sx IN square uomber a. i~v. a Tho
civ ul Wheeling. siiun.ed an ,hc easi sidc al wa,es
street, being hiry hTes FEET front on Wafer .tsseI,
,"d extending back tie full depth VI Tho hot: ,oee-
her WITH Ihe ppuuo"ances
TERNS-Ono iUuIih vi The purchase nancy ~
hand and The residue IN lhrcs equal ius,u lipsnis.
PAYABLE ss, ~ Give and eigh,een mun,h. irum H..
das al sale, with interest. the pofchas:r giving boed
With gou! secutliy iot The deferred i".isinsenis. sad
Tho ule teing retained snul lhe whole 70 pad
Selling - Trustee engage 10 conyry oaly such
uIle q. - vested 10 me bv s,ri deed oi ira.t
CHARLES 4 MCCOY.
fcL % Tr..,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19

SMALL FRY LOTTERY, draws every
Monday and Thursday, ut Covington, Ky.
Tickets 81. Certificate of - wholes SIS;
shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19

6PriSes ofSlo,O 900 each, is SEQ, O0o.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class IL.
TO be dnwn at Alexandria, March 81, 1910.
15 Numbers. Is drawn ballots.
q prizes OF $4,000 % prizes OF 81 900
Tickets $40. Certificate ola package Of 23
wholes Sll3; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19
0ALSAM OF WYL6 CHERRY.
AN INVALUABLE rAAiNsY NYDiciSx

AN INVALUABLE rAAlNsy NEDicI&x;
bh,>o \ sCtt. kEN,kDS fvk
Not>S'Nf al ~. WAGONS toms, Colts,
~ A,rHss. ps"sca,os. GROUP. wac ,.sx
."'sa' Sf."sfr ~ Sises. D.A<sHs. II n, ~.s.Is.
P...s .@ As N'ds so <s~.i. geGa.nsa. IlvkR
COMPLAINTS. SO.
The medical for~ri,ss 81 w winsss H.,s~ ~
Mid CS.sssy ere fs.iy sslntasshsi ,a ever, ss.uos
si 'he sV1iirs 10y . s~ssss~s YEA sst,nE The ,nvsi 40
's'efs'e 'ssss VI 'Is hls~sViie e'sss ~ d,.~sAss
La si1'.at every instance whore u hes ts-s pst-
severed "a. a. has , .irs ted . TED. al suss Ahhessn
"a "ans 'ass ihr- B'is4m ~si III ~ IL msJ.s,s
"i'sf ~. 81 lsasi. sHsc, sgfss, change IA f~,s
jats. stall a. rannVi he sAreetsd W ~0sA miss,lss,
~ eofi"s all AZ 80 shori = jnc. W ~ ssssose hsu-sh
t's's'ss 'L-s hs, been = 10 4. ,sl d.sssse he
yess
Brs.Jes. ,hrrc are go nsny s,sgss Of The ssas ,,se
ease. that a. ~ ilI os-:Lls tue any vhys,ciss, "a -
'erm'ns he aosnus> vi ssdt,ss rvsa,sva NJ ss.a-
cite AZ. df'ssea' periods snd f<vbs rsaAis'es sssy.
"s 9nan'iiss. hence. in ssps ssssv. . -ugtv tsrse
y soihcien'. While oiLss. wii ssVsMe ,hss~ VI .us
10 pr iu"e ,h~ -snc sd-~t.
Al We -ss oi the Is'i.ni. - 10 sive oar n~Js's~
" lar nal. add hs say rect ssssssJ Ast "a Val ~
pfijsrhNs oiihe uosi bsn~tc,si srssils
Patients. IN taking 'hi- medicines s~J Isi rsstrics
themselves as ,csgtds dtet. cacep, svouatas b
most inj ge.nLic aiusiss vi iosJ--such - called
and smoked meat. ~ossbag,s. ouioes. eusumbeD.As,
They shOaII pay ptoys = s'i-niios insa Itssts tse.s
- warm. sEi aN1id cip,.ing ih' 1npei, ~ ~ The In
Of ILe wsaihsI; " cafef.! WI \. .ssS
lr-rcise.
F~qu~nt bah ng IN n warm bath. cad the ~ ol
han glove ior rubbing Tie aNsh bsisss sVisg "
eel. VAL s'i The ,"edicu'" IN ,hs ,nsss.
The ls'w-Is should be hep, opsa ~ia. zone s.N-
}" ,nsdiciUe. such a. ID, Wissr's PoeS MsnS
ne, ~1.''" VII tr iound much -npss.ss io sny
n~traiNc piils r'S IN use. and ni,, slse 81 tbs
.is9t. IA al sur.ihpns ~ III. liver.
kVr saio ~boiCs,ie nnd 'aisil Nv
4 4 a0RNeitOCk. M"ons 81.
no. 10 ~ Wherl.sg. We.
sOLASsEs AND SUGAR, recsi,.l ta. d.y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19

oetus ti Dollus, VIA
Aspa Celery white solid
Beet Long Red Cre.s Or Pepper Grass
Do Tumip Rooied Cucumber Lung Green
Beans Early bunch DO Esrly Frame
d. Linn EndiNe 6uTled
BOrecolr ~ ksls Rhuhnrb
Bfoc"l 4 Cape Vegetable o. .ier
Cabbage e-fly YoTk Squash of oil kuDis
do Large York Lettuce Early Cabbage
d. DuInhcsd Melons Water
d. Flat Dutch Do Musk
Csnot early Horn d. Cnmn
Caul II ,wrr Ouipn annual rcd
Nustuujum Onion Silver shin
Parsley cufei Peas rSHn early
Pepper la'ge sweet ns Royal Marrow INT
Do bell shaped Do Elfly Csariou
R1diShos rf al kinds TurnI Fiat DIi'b
White Clover i"r Lawns FinNrr aud Herb seed
ALSO-DRUGS MEDICINES ~DYE-SruFFS
OILS. PAINTS. Sc Dlhlil RJOs. Hob Seeds
mar -
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class &c.
draws at Baltimore. March IL. 1916. -
Numbers. IS drawn ballots.
= cf $4,000 of 1 1000 l of ZOO
Tickets SIS. Certificate oil n package oi 70
wholes SOS; shares in proportion.
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&6O.OOOI

$50. 600, $40, 0OOl-aO Of Il ,OOOl
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. CHS, A
for 1916. TO b. drawn at Alexandra, D.. c.,
March IL. 20 numb~1--l5dr drawn ballots.
/ ofS5O, 900 l OF 20. 200 of o 1000 OF 1000
Tickets sis. Certificate of Il package OF II
wholes Sl95; shares in proportion.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class T2.
draws ut Baltimore, March %, lS6. -
Numbers, ID ballots.
| OF $50, GOO of 10000 OF 5.o00 lof3."33
Tickets $40. Certificate oil a pack,ge oil 70
wholes Sl30; shares in proportion.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Clas. II.
drews at Alexandria, March IS, 1876. Go
Numbers. IL drawn ballots.
| al S25 900 l of 10, 900 ! of 1000
Tickets $40. Certificate Of 90 wholes lis
dollars. shares in uroDortion.
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NLOUR--Jus received 90 s1eepeni anicle 81
S~upeTdas Fiosf. wbieh vHl bs suld by th.
bsusl ~ isiail 81 2 cents per round.
NAIL A wAKEMAN.
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MAHA0ERA' OFFICE.
sCIIEMEs FOR MARCH.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class ~
drawsst Alexandria Mar. :. 7oNos. Ii ballots
/ OF $500 o l of 10000 | Ola 600 | of3.OCt
Tickets Slo. Certificate oi u package u
Is wholcs $50; shares in proportion.
GRAND SCUEMET
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Sn RRLs NO , MAG KEEI.L-
NV 80 do kusin
30 Tistre. Z, "a
so Brs Loaf Sugar
50 u 1os NJ X ~ ~1s; receiving sHf
sale 49, fca OsN "a 1yTnNA IN

~ BRLS LOAF SUGAR rcc'i AMI fr .ais
n . ty HUDSON II MORRISON.
tnag o
The Southern journal., 1846-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
The MaQuis and the Drummer.

1t is said Of the Marquis Of Towns
end, that, when a young man, and en-
gagged in battle, he saw a drummer at
his side killed by cannon ball, which
scattered his braias in every direction.
His eyes were at once fixed on the
ghastly object, and it seemed wholly
to engross his thopghts. A superior
officer. observing him, supposed he
was irtimidated BY the sight, address
sed him 10 a manner to cheer bis spi-
rit: "Oh," said the Marquis with calm.
ness but severity, II am not frighten-
ed; ! ana only puzzled to make out
how any man with such quantity ol
brains, ever came to be here!" A
better sarcasm, more deserved and
appropriate, upon the unreasonable
ness Of war, is worth more than all the
-horrid statistics that ever emanate
from the Peace Society,". 4
The Southern journal., 1846-02-21
Speak out. Do! I'm aching to

Speak out. Do! I'm aching to
hear?'
why the Major told me as how
they're going to make Nd to.
night, and that's all l know about it,
And that was enough. The oft told
tale was true! The grid iron was
for him! A change came over him
in moment. He would not be burned
with as hot an iron as that, any how.
The putting on Of hat and cloak was
momentary affair, he sought the
street, when legs, if ever, done their
duty. ae
Soon after, the brethren having got
all things ready, The Major came
down for his young friend, but met
Betty, who seeing the result Of her
fun and fearing the bad consequen.
ces, came towards her master sobbine
and crying in most affecting man.
ner. - .99
The Major coon learned the story
Of the young mans fight; also the
cause, and answered,
sNever mind, Betty. lfhe's such a
fool as that we don't want him!'
One would naturally suppose that
the lodge had fine laugh over, that
Joke at the return ofthe Major. The
inevitable conclusion is,that the young
clerk never offered himself again a. a
candidate for admission into the mys.
teries Of free and accepted Masons,
and seat on their rascally Red Hot
Grid Iron. t.ss
The Southern journal., 1846-02-21
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p o R II R Y .
SLANDER.

ISLANDER.
BY FRANCIS $. esGooD.
A whisper woke the air
A soft light tone and lone,
Yetbarbed with shame and woe
Now, might il only perish there
Nor farther 60.
: All, me! quick and eager ear,
Caught up the little meaning sound
Another voice has breathed it clear,
And SO it wanders round,
From ear 10 lip-from lip to ear
Until it reached gentle heart,
And that--it broke.
1t was the only heart it found,
The only heart twas meant 10 find,
When first its accents woke;
II reached that tender heart at last,
And that-it broke. ~
Low Us il seemed 10 other ears.
1t came-a thunder.crush 10 hers
The fragile girl so fair and gay
That guileless girl so pure and true!
'Tis said, lovely humming bird
That in fragrant lily lay.
And dreamed the summer morn away,
Was killed by the guns report
Some idle boy had fired in sport!
Y The very sound-a death blow came
! And thus her happy heart, that beat,
& With love and hope, so fast and sweet,
(Shrined in its lily too
For who the maid that knew
But owned the delicate flower-like grace
OF her young form and faceD
When first that word
Her light heart heard
1t flutiered like the frightened bird.
Then shut lis wings and sighed,
And with silent shudder--died!
The Southern journal., 1846-02-21
Good Literature.

The following letter was received at
the Albany 2ostoffice short time since:
August the towo, New Orleans, lS45.
My dear Margery,
| comminced this lether yistherdsy. If
it don't come to hand, you may conclude
that I've gone 10 Mexico. Tell Barney
Stewart that his family is all dead except
the COW. I'd write you more, but as there
is no means ofsending this, l will list let
it goa it is.
Remember me in your prayrs, and also
to the limits.
No more at prisent, from your loving
husband. Felix McGraw. And if dead
God rest his soul.
r. 5. lfthis letter don't reach you, YOU
must not wait for another, but write me
Immediately, and let me know how yoa
are coming on.
N. B. l've concluded not to send this
letther after all, SO you can jist answer it
or not at all, as it pleases you. Give nv
love to the children. No more at prisent.
The Southern journal., 1846-02-21

7Such q good one.-A cotemporary
hits the too prevalent practice among
certain class, Of doing every thing
themselves, or rather attempting Ito,
in this wise: A farmer, near LowAll,
undertook to make a plough himself,
to save expense, and finally succeeded
in making something, but it was SO
frightful looking an object, that he
deemed it prudent to chain lit to an
apple tree. notwithstanding all his
precautions, however, it got looseJb6e
night and killed two Of his caly
The Southern journal., 1846-02-21

"~ould you die happy? Live we'll. A
selfish man and the man of pleasure are
never prepared for death, and none would
be if life were heightened out thousand
years. A little more sport--a few moro
dollars-is their cry-and thus it will be
continually;--wisdom is crowded out of
life and they hurry on, till in moment
unexpected. the icy hand is npon them.
To die well, they must live we'll. Nothing
will bring more peace to dying bed, than
the reflection of a well.spent useful life.
~~>>~~---~-~~
Lawyers Wig.--A late English lawyer
receiving client who was intimate with
him, in his library, the gentleman expressed
his surprise at the number of wigs that were
hanging up. ha ooa .gasam
"Yes, there are several,n replied the
lawyer, "that" pointing to scratch sis my
common business wig; that, my chancery
wig, that, my house Of lords wig, and that,
my court wig esx 81 sias9 20 al
Sand pray sir, where is your honest mans
Win7D ssOh', renliod the lo MIRO. &C th..,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-05
AFSVee0Bs'S

~ ON.CON DENSING AIR ! ICs TIT PAR
, ~ LOR SFONE.-PatcntcG, March. ls45: ard
'rceeiy"d the SILVER MEDAL, at The State Fair,
~ Auturn, Srpt Is, 1916.
ihe AIN lionT PARLoR SrovE. viii. Us fnc (;oih.r
savings, l. not only beautiul IN to SIR. M
u' M ipost pert CT article oi II lad ,fcr.d
iha'Ect !t differs materially itvm ali % her ,
"Nc: c1lcd air light, in the H. p,ovcn ,tt- of
&c J0in!s aid tle az CHI, Of tho Iiof Hfr 6otry
Inc FONTS nj the corner are ,ousirtt IL, in .,h
pcVu'lar nanhc' as 10 insure III, hat they rr,-
irs9 10 be- ar tight. They have the usual pr,ict
con "i cctncni III the jui T. o! thu -tinra and n
npther aud perfect s'curityor q'nntity oil c, ncrt
nSt,t%o between tn j ms made by Ihc ostil GO
anH the inner j"iutS at The stn,c rods sfr
"h, oi our 'u-tolncrs draliuS in lesc StovCs
chpS; ia IN trial with them nsI winter. y sine
"'' i'''!t IN ms 'dinary way, lasted tar GAYS:
mo mat he viii warrant all he cells to rcrain the
"'C 'hat Nngtho OF tlmc without hriug disturbed. IS
~ The New York State Fair, at Auburn =, Mt ~
-, $50 NC received the First PscnirIn. H.
:. en- .Mt5A l., and at tho Rensselaer, Ctrnty Fair j.
> pt, ~ 1876, the Fist Premium. If ilNt Dt.l'
- ~ ne or a SILVER MEDAL. 90 on, NON CON.
sale 10y D,NiLJ = rI,t, ~ i"'
wv Under the OLD Donluiuu on, C.
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PUBLIC HOT ELS. &c.


THE FRANKLIN HOUSE. No. lbs Chcs-
IL nut street, between Third and Fourth plila-
dephia This popular and central Hotel, cstab
llshcd by the Mcssrs Sandcrson, having n osscd
into the hands of the subscriber. he desires 10 in
iormhi friends aud the public that X is nov open
for the reception of guests.
To those who have visited 90 THE FRANKLIN
HOUSE." its advantages n desirable stopping
place arc we'll known; to those who have not, il
will be only 'cessary 10 state hotit ia situated i'm
the business part of tile most fashionable street in
the immediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post OF
hcc Banks, Custom luse, places of Amusement
Hotels, Stcamboa, Landings, Railroad Depots, pub-
lie Squares Contt Houses, &c, &c.
ST &C the change of propriciors, a lar ec amount
ting, re- furnishing and painting. Among the nu
Entrances, now Ladies' Ordinary, a new Gentle
new KITCHEN. and new Bar Room, besides many
other minor Improvements.
Ths principal features Of first rate Hotel
T. c TaSle and Wine Cellar" will be under the
management Of Mr.. JAMES NJ SANDERSON
ono of the former proprictors, VIII se ambition to
excel as Caterer is we'll known. His widely eel.
cbratcd Cook, &c PELLEriER,' aided by experienced
assistants, will still continue be his right han
man. The Office and Books will be under the
charge OF Mr.. GEORGE p. BURNHAM. late the
able Editor Of the " Daily Ohio Union,'' of Gin
cinnati, and more recently of Boston. In short
great cxcrions have been made, and hereafter will
not he spared, TO render THE FRANKLIN one
OF the Uery FIRST Hotels. for comfort, convenience
and good living. D. X. MINOR
Aug 20
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BUEF'S
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SARS&p ARII.I,A

LNOR the cure OF all diseases arising from an
a impure state of tho blood.
The great popularity oil SarsapnrIla, and it's cs
abishcd efficacy, render II supcrluous 10 enter in
to any encomiurl of its virtues. or adduoe any evi
deuce in its lavor IT is true, that il has been here
toi"re subject TO frequent changes of reputation.
owing to ignorance OF the proper mode OF extract
used. Hence also the iueficacy Of many prepare
tons OF it offered to the public The proprietor Of
pared from the best materials, with tie greatest
pharmaceutical care and accuracy, and in the best
mode to obtain the active prinCiplc in the most
concentrated state, answering the dcsIderutum OF
exhibiting large quantity of Sarsaparilla in n
small dose. supply Of this Medicine for sale at
the MEDICAL EMPORIUM
July Corner of High and Middle SITS.
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TTNO TIE LADIES AGAIN.-wc call the
attention of the ladies' again to this superior
article, NYMPlI SOAR, fer He compilation. Its con
slant usc VIII chang the most bilious compile zion
into one OF radiant wbitcuCss while on the neck
hands and arms IL iestows delicacy and fairness
which its continued use will happily protect with
every appearance Of youthful charm 10 the mot
advanced period ofEfc. The genuine only for sale
July 30 CHAS. II. HEINITsH. Agent