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Long experience has proved
vastly superior to amy thc
world has ever PRODUCED.

| Il has for its support many eminent medical
practitioners by whom it is regarded as inf
lnitely superior to any medicine for the speedy
and permanent cure of the great variety OF
diseases known TO the medical profession Ill
| the statement is strong, experience and highly
respectable testimony has fully proved the
Truth of all we claim in its favor, and we re
lSpectfuly solicit candid and careful PcIuNal
lot the certificates appended, from men OF high
lstandng and sterling worth. fer the cure oI The
various diseases for which medicines Of ike
name are recommended. This Grand UnlVeT.
sal remedy is within The reach 0i all. and
whenever and wherever ordinary medicines
tail to cure, they may learn and know by JOY
| tul experience It's tranScendent powers 10 heal
The following are some Of the many diseases
in which it has proved emnently successful.
Diseases from Impure Blood, organic or lunc-
ltional Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Fever
and Ague, Secondary Syphilis, rheumatism,
Gout and Lumbago, Scrotua, LeproSy, Can
cerous and Mercurial Diseases, Constitutions
broken by Measles. Small Pox, Fevcrs, &c
ProlapsuS U,era. Piles, Ulcerations, Swellngs,
and Piles, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Pimples
and Bioches on the face, Distractions 50 fatal
to young and delicate ladies', Nervousness and
Bowel Complaints Of children from teethlng,
RicketS, weak children and aged persons. Ncr-
vous, Debilitated and delicate iemalS ImpO,
rencyor Incontnence in either sex, Neuralgia
Epilepsy, ilvstefia and Sick Headache, Tic
Doloreux. Dizziness and Palpitation, lnauenza,
Coughs, Throat and Lung Complaints, Bron.
chitis and first stages OF consumption. AlSol
in any case of Cough, Weakness, Sickness,
&c. il given Immediately. the amount 0. e%-
pense of pain and misery it would ward Oft,
would be inca lculablr. O2i.
We append the following as specimen OF
the certificates spoken OF above.
Rev. Allen Steele, an able and popular di-
vine, well known to the people OF this statc,
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For Children.

These Bitter, may be given according TO the
directions, IN doses adapted TO their age, with
perfect >.tn.g and good effect They are the
.l9>l natu.al medicine tnat can possibly be used
and may justly be pronounced an inestimablc
lDlur .Itl. lI..,lDo.
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Pastor Of I1udson-st, VI. L. Church.
RorrsupAa, s, ,heneciady Co. n. Y.


DR.. J. ). Wood-Dear Sir--i am anxious ,hc
world should know ofthe extraordinary ynlucs
of your Sarsaparilia Elixir. My son hos Ueou
so very low with chronic humoIs for The past
three years, that wehad deSpaircd 0! hiSllla for
more than year past. tie was unab . lie
in bed, his hip drawn up quite out ol plac', aAo
when moved his pains were lntoIc!an'c -he
has had ii lanced three times, Somc.un"s dis
charging more than quart end pint OF ,nal.
Ter. lie is fast improving under the use O..
your Elixir, indeed the physicians, Dr. Van
Rngham and Dr, kdder, say il is thcyerg be I
hing he can take. II he does without II = .e"
days he is much worse. but by It's use he .lA
proves very fast. Please let ne hay- another
bottle, und oblige your grateful friend
SUSANNAII FilElNs.
To whom 1t may concernr-llayIug made
use of DIR. Woods Elixir Of Sarsapa MIA. apd
also learned from him the Ingredient oi which
| it is composed, | can most unheS;ati0s'y say
|lhat | consider it the best preparation rt lup
! kind now IN use, and recommend 1t 10 Iho CON
sidcra,ion of all persons in any way afflicted
with disease.
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NOTICE,

jlii T. subscriber having moved his Soap and
L Candle establishment from the stone build
ng on Broad street. to the building on Shei
man street, formerly the old meeting house,
htled and used Tor short time as n Soap
house, hy Saalord rell. where he has Oh
hand hard and soft Soap, mould and dipped
Caudles 0! equal qualify 10 any made in the
state or elsewhere. Ali Storckeepers furnish
ed at The lowest prices and sent 10 them free ol
cNprn,e. SILAS WARD.
Newpoit, Dec. Il, 1915 dSwtf
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A thought by the Sea Shore.

BY MISS ANNE c. LYNCH.
. Ecen IN our qslcS fce Mei. ie0nici fires, y
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ALBANY, Nav lGlh lsi7.

Dr.. $. Wood-Dear Sir-ilaving taken
three bottles ofyour.. r..Sarsaparllla EhAir lt'ke
great pleasure in bearing testimony TO lis ben
Efficient effects upon a system afflicted with
Hereditary Scrolula. For many years have
lried popular remedies, not excepting the pre-
parations of SarsapaIilla, and while ] won Il,
say of many Of them, that they have done wciir
lam constrained TO say IN my own case on
Elixir far cxcclls them all. Yours truly,
ALLEN STEELE,
Pastor Of IIudson-st, NJ L. Church,
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THE NEWPORT HERALD

n-PThe following sweet lines are from the
,1li.hed pen Of Miss Anne &. Lynch, and
were written last summer, while she was re-
siding at the Ciifs, in The yicinly OF Conrad's
Cave. We doubt whether they have ever
been published before.
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yI8Dyr GIYf@Sa
DIR. wARYIEN's
Sarsaparilla, Tomato aud Wild Cherry

SaHaparlla, Tomato and Wild thefry
PHYSICAL 3 .r5l'E1Ss S. /.
80 80 ceuts per Boti.c.
/ COMPOSED Of pure Spanish Safsaparilia
/ ~ Tomatoes and Wild Cherry Barlis, thrt OF
he most powerful purifying and strengthen
Ing productions in Nature :
/ Thc extract here presented Is preparcp after
,lhe directions given by the celebrated Dr.
\ Warren, whose name I bcars,and VIII % found
l superior to any preparation OF The afed aleil
nse. Il Is highly conccnraled-eb,aicdD Ord
I able and favored TO the taste. I'll be found
Sarsaparllla, Tomato, and Wkind now i'll
I 3i,tcrs have now become Standarreiy vege.i
universally approved by Physicians as safe
speedy and cdsciua remedy for
ScrOIsiiOus. Mcrcuri;ti aud Cautn-
| BeOus Diseases.
! Ilundice Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
! Disorders, Tunor IN the Throat swelling of
the Limbs, Salt kheum, Bad lIumors. Cav
cerous Sores, Chronic Catarrh, Head ache
Nervous Irritation, Loss Of Appetite, Liver
II Complaint. CON,iyeneSS, weak and sore : ON
ach Ulcers and Sores, Pain IN The Bones
Rheumatic Affections, ErySlpelaS Eruptions on
the face, Kings Evil Languor, Debility Diz
illness, Sallow Complexion, Loss OF strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arse
I from the abuse of Mercury, or from an impure
Itaiht in the blood. no matter how acquired.
Eclnsc Complaints, Family Uses
Il GC.
Il For all Female C0mpants, these Btter'
will be found the most pure. delicate, pene
uatng aud effective medicine ever used. The
general directions for various diseases, which
we have already given, are properly applicable
10 females, with tins exception, that ladies -
delcaie constitution should modify them
slightly, Unnecessary. Those suffering from an
obstruction or iuegularIty, shou.d use them
freely, until nature is restored to her proper
action.
i Their warming anmatlng, and strengthen
Il ing qualities will be highly appreciated. They
Ieatctualy temOve nausea. heartburn, nervous
Irualion head-ache, swelling OF the feet and
limbs, &c,, and lmpart Z lignt vigorous an
healthy feeling to the whole system.
10 Ladies afflicted wita Dyspepsia, lndigcs
/ ton peblay, feeble circulation Of the blood
small EruptIons on the face, yellow or dingy
cumpieXion, these bItteis are Of inesumable
value, Il has been truly observed that 'beaulyS
OF complexion is ,;elhlc health, and this can
uuiy be obtained by Accpmg the blood, and in
Itarual functions, Ia sound and healthy condl.
ton Beauty cannot exist independent OF
health.
-
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t.--EA rRENALa,


IN Alternative.
Tonic DluTcntiG
and mild Caihar
tic. Price 81 IA
cents per box
containing Fl / ty-'
Pills
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Kinsley's Express.

Kinsley's Express.
---s---sssz-v3 The Subscriber continues to run
.aI+----}}'s~ an .xPRess, from this place, daiiy,
Ivy which packages, &c, may be forwarded and
delivered, by faithful men, to any part of the Uni
ted states. All orders and packages left at tn,
OFcs, No. II, l@amcs street, NctcpOr, willmeet
with prompt attention.
loo JQtt u n KINSTEN
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south Jamestown. Jnne II. 1870.
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Stoves, Ranges anu furnaces,
MAY ALWAYS be found at the subscribers
VA OF most approved patterns, and set with
care, aud warranted TO work well. Also, Tin
and Sneer Iron Ware on hand. with other att
clc. usually kept at such store Tin, Copper
aud sheet Iron work made to order. Orders
solicited opposite K, !. Union Bank.
WIN, BROWNELL
Oct 4, lsia dS,wtc
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

TUE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
tbs publc that they have become proprietors Of the
above nsw and splendid Hotel. tsa4 r.}d5t ttGls{t
The Adams House erected during the past
supply obvious demand for Increased aud superior
eoranedationS In this CITY Ills located on washington
street, within fve minutes walk Of the great Southern aud
wessf Railroad Dspots and the busnsss sections Of
city !. adjacent q the Park and the Cnpola commands
. besuitfoi vew Of the Harbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed afer the most approved
plans, with all the modern Inventions that minstrr the
comfort and convenience Of the traveller and The
long sxpsIieDce In hotels has enabled him intro
duce many improvements which are, yet peculiar
this establishment, II Is built Of Quincy granite, and con
tars One Hundrsd and Fifty Rooms conveniently Grrang
cd In suits and single apartments well ventilated and sup
piled with abundance of pare soft water sil
The ErupIe was made 70 order from the best patterns
with special regard well to cbmfor and convenience
luxury and splendor
Our Table ne supplied with all the Injuries Of the
season, and pledge ourselves that the FiR,T rafl.s Of
the SESSION sl,a be found npon II, s-tE
We have devoted unusual attention TO the selection Of
ssrysA end eur guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. s
Porters will be in readiness the various Depo TO take
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The propreors trust by strict attention TO The wants OF
guests g mita shsrr Of patronage assuring all VIM may
vor them with visit, thai nothing shall be wanting
thsir part render the ADAMS ovsE second none
the Union. l.. d W IT, ADAMS, Prorriefofs,
/, ABxsrs; TX, t
wa, T. ADAMS t54S.5
Adams House, Boston aiei ,.as as- st. H
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RESTORATIVE FRAN AisRs \.
(, I. a' CONAN MPT1QN. sus.,, 81. !. !

fouls FOUNTAIN, jr-rpartqeE qf ire arm 81
ll Fsntan sxsSon, iGhemists'and Frescript!0nr
sis 40 University Paris, has established
at Wash loh cify, d. CT, ior the sale N
tbs above eesisbraied. csmpFound, AZ Wm. Adams
bookstore, Nos. Eliotts Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, hear Jackson Hall whith thsy 2her <,
to the American public a. q svxe autideje jar CRY
sumption in its ctyanesd a. well ~ iAepisnf stages
Acting directly upon The, LUNGS, apd srresting
their decay II not only spothes and qpietP at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease but restores the unga
and their sympath aing MS to nalsai Aia-i
NV nefio,sa accompanying each package are gene,
eral instructions and dreetlonk (ranslnted for its
use, adapted 10 all cases and II strictly followed
wili not fail, in every instance-if the lungs ere
not wholly consalnedLtof restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure to atmospheric
changes. sssgT9 Z afFs LOUIS FONTAlNas.t
Price, eight Francs. ''sgF , 1907 ~
n 5sFor the informa ton or persons reading 10
The interior any part Of the goyemment-.he would
state that tkeremedy d prcpated and imported d.
rect from their. Iaboratdrir, Paris, and that DE
same can be transported through mail, AZ he Is adj
yiyed BY officers Of The Post Office Department.; I'd
any post Office IN the country, at the same charge
as for q double letter. ANY persons therefore.
residing distant from this city, who may wish ID
avail thehseIyesof the remedy, can 40 % By Ihdss
dressing him through themail, post paid, i Two
dollars accompanying anorder, will entitlea per-
son TO one whole and one third package. 'laY.
"A n LOUIS FONTAIN,
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RAEwAYs CHINESE MEDIcATEn
SOAP. ~ n

DATRoSiZED BY thousands cfindviduals hropgbouialf
unttd Stx,ss aud Canaias, giving the most JtaerinR
20 all who hate usfd H. Cheinisfs have won
deIed us mysterious effects. AMI many Of them have tp.
deavofei 10 dsover the secret Of It's wonderful cortina
rpsedy AMI ecacious 10 che removal Of Pmpss Bioehes
Pasiues Itier isnsnrmng, o. ny mage, dark salow,
hesldhy compilations For the cure q cbapp.d ffess,
RossI rru1ltd and Biscniorrd SKIN, Snh RlsnE RIM
Wcfta Erysipeas, Srtvry, and Sore Head, RABsVAYSS
cIusEsE.MEDIcATEDS SOAP may Truly be called an IN.
-ssbl. treasure Exrrescenets ote cutiels speed.
~ removed and curedthe culcukr vessels are Instantly
a-Arssi Of npudeste hands neck, and face present
q b.sutIiii, clean, sweet and he eltiy appearance
Far Sfarfng gentlemen viii find fhis Soap great DIM
dsrstm, Y produces rirh, creamy sihsr softens The
bari. AMI renders r skin smooth and pl,able FIR Glenn.
frS Tech Rsfays Soap Is superior 10 pasie powder II
makts he Irelh white aud b-alfuL sweetens the brrs
sni po,tefs The guns from seurf As general Tgiief cap
is superior to French AMI English Soaps Il Il entirely IRE
from hsrns 1agreienisis purely bsssrnir sud sooth.
snr 10 the skin, ~ ~ ks 1t8
Each cake 10 he genuine, rnnsf he signed n q Railway
J, &R- u, RADWAY, 2 Cointispdt o.. N. Y.
Sold "a Washington ely by ]. r. Cailan and Nj Delaney
Sold ia GsorsethwH by o " Linfnfc,in
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Books! Books 1! Books Nh!

r,BE subscriber has added n.msn.eiy 10 hi, sIr..,v
mn1nrngfh mock Of Literature His lat. scquisltcnp
orn HE frsdg sales III Dosu New York Phiia,ieI
phia tcgeher with hren ~ the finest works per he
baTicS fam Liverpool. and twsuy dlio per lie Lsonl.
das from London, which will be Immediately Hark. and
exposed for sale, give dopbed air f rieness vse.
W rarity aud extent his stock herso iinapprosehed
this Continent All usr1ry men, lovers q books and en-.
thSaEs m mental iyeghgafIon, are solicited 70 aud
srjcy Mttds fssW q Fsssou and ths Gan of soul-
kyey usei which the Wiz Of man hos been expsndsd,
.r ets,ns nrned may be to,ind hete The rscondhe
uemaisetn and e crazy founder Of new systems Of Thee
IVY 70 sefh N Mis- proper Mitch Those given "a Nero.
ANrologyi Alchemy, Scrr~ry and Wiicheraa will
hx,iy smiss wfdis tho bee leftre holar seiert
Xem lvNp hs,h nsnlsInfs he vtry; cream md chez
oousIes q moaern English eraiurs The besf trtsfis<s
On sssy pIostson aud scic,sce Gon, he honest pohnr
AfneI " te vftnitlssne soiisr IN every an and nrE
ence us uru books are here ehrscsd m he etnrnsn
~ esmentrIy professional uea.rs ara srhoo book of
svtry hn6 shoek imnsnss The nh>fsrlbsr inyIfrs
all strangers TO pay him sist bsars Ney lrsre ~ eify
m purchasing from him thy one sif of fhsir M,
nsy Clerffen literary Characters and Hoot rcijse.nv.
Bensr11y 1sthy dirhDes Of railroad ca sf.ems, ,,s.
viii dozu 20 put change Of linen "a ihs.r ysls.,s IA
come afpnes 10 US Nassau street. Showed ~ 4, ~,
se "er3csLcsnrr Of tbs ineihetua vordli ioass s.ii
ing - BIZ Pdcs literary appliances ssd y. ~
svsy kr frars well best Spanish issrs nd IN,
pkpossgl1.{ insirumsnis ior inssfsis snos.r ss lie
chssp AnssHspd sfod.ri bsp s.i
sw..se1 is<ssiar2 he Nasssu sirss5 ksw YORK
~ oiiAHLEs sTcTf, y
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear.

rs ~ ~ fo,hs r...n,....
yesiirs Pancy Drsss Artales IL S3l Bro,dwny AM
49,, H., r". Is1s =, 49,, ~ fn's,
~, INA S,., %ns lI S sIi ad xv, o.
iecssd with View "a rens rna thsr ock a. rieh n aa
m. Xxx s D,aes a sgwa OLIVE AMI
Nina ;ys sa'Ss ss nsS S , " i.e NY
p,ssl I.,, T,, . . hist4 ss Xxi u,sn, 'ue eng
CosiIuss e'sN''' p''s' A'u "'ap epoap
Ivsv1,rp tpy,r, r-o ct-s A. IN q
c,,h. s,e,nv;as 2 ~ Sn', s anu me
y .DRLSS AM fToc ia' "a rs Isie' S SJ olyy,,
% lr f,,,c cau Aue'aas H'o' 'ny 8, sinnis
4 "gUSINESS AMI 1,r,a yelling, coaTs lpl.i
NJ; rs3 S rs o'sn kepbs.
Nm Sc. -s.i = oiVM"' anu u'ap' hnea
,s tsca h,s nirs esen, Eisls', uerman ana Ame
w reference 10 ihe various tasiss II nv
y ena liz ~ % Dss Il, aas oes directed
- ~ s ~ som,ng easr a.u e,eganee
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w..MIng,ou univsrsity J, OF BaItimore.

Ill EDIcAL DEPARTMENT,rS Session of 1871 and le,ls
Prof j. q s. MoNXuE ~ III Theory and Practice o. Msdi'
ti cine. 4t 1. u t.yf1l,t st
Prof IL roRTAAs,M d., Chemistry,
Prof WnLiAM T. wnsoS, NJ, D., Therapeutics and Mate
Prof WILLIAM I. LRosARp, ~ d., Anatomy. }f-li5.t
wmIIAM IL. SroKEs D., Professor Of Obstetrics, Dis
eases of Women and Chldren, and sIesieal JnrsPrn
"a dence. .54
Prof GgoRsR McCooK, NJ. d., Surgery 'tF
Dr WAKsMAs BRYARLy, Denonsrator Of Anatomy. AS
The annual coursepf Lectures viii commence on Mox
DAY, 18th of October next, and conpuefour mouths.
The College has greatly enlarged rs capabilities for I'm.
parting Medical Instruction The Hospital Department,
der the control al resident member oil the Faculty, has
been filled with casss Of disease, A Mssum q AIaiomi.
cal and other preparations has been and mapy
important sdiions 10 the Obslefieal Department have
received from Paris The rooms for the resident Stu
denis nneraus comfortable and onica and viii
prote greatly advantageous 70 such wish to pursue az
assiaous and uninterrupted course Of study, a
lrif Esss. for the Session. s+'f'
" Matrleulati5n tirket. VIZ, 49, s5i
4sEt Professors ticket each -. .~!a'-il V u Il
D+monsiraiDrls nc ket So /. -,ft 10 at
Diploma .5-. - 20 {1E
49, E. FOREMAN Dean
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Harden &. Co..

FoRwAR RIDING AND COMMISSION MFR HAlN1s
fIavIN( DISPOSED OF their interest In the Empress br
t,sesli New l1yk and Berton, beg 70 mh,rm their
iriel,is aud HE public fa obey will dfNute Their afiepuo
bnsin - III c,t xion with their Liverpool and bpsiYn
Ho,,ses and AGENCIES London, Paris and iiayre
The facilities thai have been offered by the sRscribeFs
tl pa lew ytare r fie execunUn o. London ii PAIRS
nisrs very mus increased through the hrset
Orer Tor purchases " be made IN England and
utr parts of Europe win be executed and upon the mosi
reasonable Terms, by agents Cash advanced ana
Credits given othe ptpse 81 facilitating thrir EXECUTION
Particular aruen iarfto entering and clearing roals III
with Tie utmost despatchuis AS \ 81 .,As4 fti1 d
Exchapse at sight, sums suit, constantly of sale "
London, LAYS rliupl, and PARIS ~ y Al N Il
Oictk No 6yvai street. New York No. Codrt street,
Bosoni No Cook street, and 90 waitroo ROAD LIVER
pool -tfs3.!.sisH,t @rAlFc 81 IIARNDEN a. CO..
IN, d. Our firm IA Liverpool continues 70 give .sfrst
isiition ~ e olwanE q all kinds Of N.rrhsnd'se upon
he most rersonsb, terms p steamers and sailing sp~ 70
al parts 81 The worlll; b +..!ts III 4
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p a Y re 70 NJ

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN fsEAND.
THE Proprietor begs 10 inform his friends ana
tho public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since the lsst
season. lie has erected y large building contain
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body ofthe Pavilion. These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only; they are Ola comfor-
abs size, light and well ventilated and superior
10 all respects to those which are generally demo-,
minated single rooms in tbs various wstsfing piS.
The Proprietor i now ready d treat ~; f.m-
lies or parties wishing 10 engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed % him Il the CITY Ho-
tsl, Broadway, will be Immediately attended to !:
a steamboat 'betwesu New York spdiN
Brighton, MT the following hourl, vixs- e.. 4. N,
Ffos Nts Brighten, Hen MIN Pier, ~. Rorks
AIS ard liam, VI At9 IA. IN. and a.. IA !. y \
',g = svtf s nO,sP,M. vi si;s 3 IL, s6f = g. Pm
4 More frequent communications will b. sstab.
lishsd a tho SEASON advances q. 81
at, T.. F.siliea : sss g ~ & ST.
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W7NTrHR or HOUSE, BOSTON.

AIR JOHN WRIGHT having rellnquished all
MI with The Winthrop House II will for the future he I'M
tie sole management Of the subscriber and the house
opened as Hotel for the travelling public as we'll
4 home for more permanent bolrders etli 54ul9H
The asfon the Honsr, directly in front Of Boston
Common LIS spacious and airy and all ita internal
in the city In rs attractions for the traveller and Tor those
desiring more permanent hdginga aFti.sN fa3.
Every convenience 10 apartments, table and aiien
dance, will be hirnlslr,i The boass, which he had
Tor thosc dxsiring more permanent lodgings ),
Every cohvenieucv 10 apartments table and apsn:
dance will be furnished nj the house. which be had
any hotel or boarding cy, and the subscriber
viii devote himself the comfort Of all who may favor him
with their paffonsse 81 &c n 3'' NJ
Parties travelling with their families and with ladies
will End ths Wnihroh House especially adapted 10 their
Ins psensss Of The travelling public and Of permanent
osIdsIs, u respectfully solicited r6fY ie aE, E
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FOHi
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MORNING LINE,
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I ia MORE. RAILROAD. 4.s.t. tl.s{.
via Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, avre de Grace &c win
leave the depot Eleventh and Markftstrcets, daily except
NJ AFTERNOON LINE.
Via New Castle sni Frencblown
The steamboat OHIO, Capt Davis will leayr Dock stree.
wharf, ifaify except Sunday, alta tfP. NJ
|; NIGHT LINE
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
viii leave HE depot ilt and Market Streets daily, I'd
O'Clock; a. NJ 49, 't5't-'- -s' tts ~
Tile Mail Lines will leave Baltimore for Philsdris at
A. NJ and Pm per Ra'lroad, and socioeki y NJ, by
Steamboat. 5s. - llt L44 la.yS, n. 4I-tst'
I'll SUNDAY MAIL LINE
The only Line for baltimore on Sunday, will leave the
depot iltt siid Market street, at 10 T. NJ
Passengers mus, procure their tickets before taking their
aeHis III de cars.
4 WHEELING AND PITTsBuRG
Tickets through to Wheeling or Pisburg be procur
ed AZ the depot, or board the steamboat
fare 10 pitfsburg sl2; 10 wheeline.sI3
NoTICE-A baggage by the above lines 10 entirely az
The owers fis and rnssfngers expressly prohibited
from taking anything as baggage but their apparel
10 lbs. Of baggage allowed each passenger. - III
ocis-dly q. IL HUDDELL, Agent
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-21
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J. u. MONNQI, PpogRIsTaF. n
IlS HOTEL, situate IN he upper and fashionable part
4. % broadway his been 20 enlarged "a now 10 bs the
The cqhsenIslcs beauty, and sadbrty of III posItiou
have heftiofore csse IN 10 BE oIn6nop
Obliged by permanent residents 81 the city Al "a txcude the
tvrllns p,huc from parte patton in Id comforts s5.l
Extensive additions have been made, however, with
view 10 set for usenf visitors suits Of parlors and
bedrooms y be retained all SEASONS Ior Them aisi
Families from aiar win lind the choicest accopmo
transient visitor as Z has proved iothose who residing In
me vicinity OF New York, have constantly since ia oen1
Ks hpnoredsh with thfir selertln, combining all The
Injuries Of the best European hoiess with the advantages