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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.
Cor w, Eroae,.ay eae, Eranklin ..reet Ns.e lozk

Cor lsst Eroad,ray and franklin street. Iork.
4 T this Establishment can be seen correct Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongl and hands in motions the
only representation al tire kind in the country Tie largest
ard best collection Ancient and Modern Coins i'll the u 5.
Tie figlr of Soldier The Continental Uniform; blue and
blu, lead buttons marked u. S. A.. three Hat,
Iirecchcs. CATERS Also Birds OF Various Plum
curiols Eaks os Naiurc Indian Implements OF
War Shells. Minerals, Gold, Silver Copper and other Ores.
Rich Oil Paintings fine Engraving, with many other
and valuable Curoscs, Statue OF George Ill Such col
lection cannot he found in any Esabls hmclt OF The kind in
tho United States. double Calf which is universally ad
great wonder The joined together
from the neck down the middle they full grown, and
perfectly formed and b. ought from the towno Lying,
Live White Rat from Bcrksc Penn. anittance GRAF.
IS. Games for EXcicisc and Ansemcn,, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Dominocs.n Billiard Room with two spcn.
did Tables is also attached TO the house. ... ~
REFRESliM ENTS.-Dnner and Supper parties can he
accommodated very short notice. The Larder will be
supplied with all the ecaccs OF the season. Game, Oys
tcrs Beef cakr, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets &c provided
at any hour. p ..r.5-- ~. -
AT this Establishment may be seen celebrated bird,
MINO that will repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation political meetings of any party
Subscriber having become Proprietor of the above
celebrated Estabs hmcnt and having made various aera
tiors. is repaired accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels city New York The Bar Room, which
tains the rarcst private in this country being the
collection many years will sustain the reputation accorded
it under charge Mr. Thomas Riley, in the quality its
wines &c. &c Connected with the above is REFEC-
TORY where meals will be served at all hours Of the day
and evening Private for Courts maj tal Referees.
Committees Private Dinner Supper Parties, &c, &c
The public respectfully invited to grant him share OF
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
0DPersons wishing for Wine and Spirits depend
having them genuine This Establishment
N. B.-Private families supplied with Dinners or Sppers
IN superior STYLE for Parties OF number at their
tive homes and OF glass silver sent out to part
OF the City FREE OF CHARGE ..-....--. 4.
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------- BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

. Y,
rINHE pror,e,ois OF these Springt prepared c
L ccivc and accommodate vislters. This delightful Wa
,ering place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock be-
tween the Folt and Mansanutten Mountains. The
lldng cone humid cd eet III length commenced last
son. has been completed and Is ready for the reception OF
loARDEKs; and lumber of Cottages. ,or the use OF
Families, have bcen erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS eonsis; Of wrn, Blue and ElAek
The vol 0; Natule's own labIatory. They send
sufficient quantity OF rue water to supply many ihousa nds
persons daily They situated in fat rather ba
sim gound gradually rising to The south and east until
which is presented 10 the OF the beholdcr OF the
most enchanting landscape Views IN the country. To the
fisin Up at distances OF nom % to oJ Yards and fro
20 TO 100 above The level bottom in front
be app cached nom The rear by gentle ascent;
The foi Mountain, with its picturesque scenery, its jut
panorana which, bold outline and pleasing iety is
is unsurpassed by any no;aain scenery IN Virginia In
the MaiSaltte and Fort Mountains, embracing Page
and and Shenandoah Valleys, must be sec. 10 be
In addition the Springs proper there number OF
seishraisi Mountain spring l50 yards distant; e. The
Spring, short distance from this; j. Immediately
10 the south ON the Springs, three quarters OF
mite gushing the mountain side is the Sweet Claly
Spring. The Spring recently opened amid the
beautiful group willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visitors coming the North East, can enter the
The pioxintyo he mountains, about twelve miles to the
north Springs The rugged grandeur or this
natural dele The rocks towering TO the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with and admiration. 30
riving at the Springs, the invalid has with
drawnfiom the and perpexes, tolls and monotony
OF the busy world, and rccupcrae his exhausted
Ees by qJailng the watets that necessarily flow
around him. arakng tic rich viands that daily
prepa, ed for the nours hmcnt OF his fral body ~
We will state the benefit those who NAV not
OF the iact large farm attached to
the Springs, we havo their horses pastucd
or stabbed as they may prefer ~ t'sElT
The Ban will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars Tobacco &c. ' 100 t-
an attentive ustler win be in attendance and servants
TO the different OF The house, rythin
SHAH he that can contr butte to the the
guests. .aE ia .-+H- r"E .tf4Iat
Persons visiting the Springs from the North, leave
baltimore in the mo ming and arrive here the next MORN.
inc by the way OF winchester and Woodstock Persons
rom South. will leave Staunon in the morning.
III Woodstock to nner, and the Springs tea.g o.
Faf5he amusement OF those who may wish partici.
pate in such exeiciscs, Ten Pin Hey has been
\ Bath Iouse with everything requisite for bathing,
has been erected the accommodation OF visitors.
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians orou city, that in the of Scrofa
letter, many other Diseases BRENTLIsGERs FLUID
ExTR SARsArARlLLA AND DANpEL1oS. is decidedly
above preparations speaks ortsei whenever
used; although have taken the pains Of hav
ing published through the papers or appointing agents
for the oit, almost weekly receiving
ders Vermont New York Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by who by some chance means have heard
of its wonderful curative powers The following is from
gentlemen Vermont few days SINCE who used it for
very serious discasc:- -'H -s'
DEAR DoCToR:
g. The two bottles ofmedcine got from 20
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured mc please send
some more by Exp rcss. trs I.5-If- y. .riss 4F.
=, 10 Yours Respectfully IFr. ~. T.
Its prescribed by nearly all the Physicians of our
city, not as ouack medicine, for we have made them
quanted with the component parts; and TO all
such as have not the opportunity Of making 1t known
that entirely free from all minerals, and Is not i'll
the least incompatible with any of the preparations ofGo
dine, Fowler solution, other properties.
TO be had at q Lakes and F. Yahrlng and soil
wholesale and retail by. w , p. L.-.-
- - BRENTL1NGER 81 ARMSTRONG D.
Monroe street opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July 81, up. .-. .r-
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WASHINGTON.

. From stuart's most celebrated Pnintins.
rT1HIS large and magnificent Portrait OF WAsnsoinTy,
i from tho burn ofan American Artist, is considelea
all who seen it to be of the most beautiful
laens of art ever pubshed and correct likeness Oh
inches, which will make handsome picture for
and should be in the hands or every
Is correct coy TEN
n 1t is finely engraved, and printed pa.e
That it may be within the reach OF all, the puelise
reduced the price TO OSE DoLLARt :. .rIf
All persons remitting the amount rely upon n
ing perfect copy by return of mail to any mart y
Stntes carefully put up on rollers made for me Py
free OF postage r. - y RI "a ,nliBa9
Address ali orders, postpaid, TO the HphiisfsIro
~ - bookseller and Publisher. N; ~
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o CIIA1IBEEL1N'S COlIlIERCIAL
r=Ealg.r CDsILEIGE. I'm s..-.Fl

LOCATED cuRsER STREETS
10 ID, w .... EURGH,
o. T.. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of til,
r Science of Accounts
p. K. SPENCER, PI oessor OF PcnHnnsllip sl u. =-5
ryIHE principal object this nsttu afford young
mel an oppor tiiity obtaining thorough and ii.
knowledge of double Entry Book Keeping and its
rcaton business operations generally. Applicants
College any attend both day and evening
The of instruction sucl will enable the student
10 conduct scientific principles, any
set OF Double Entry Books completion of the same
PEsMASsnir-To write ice and legibe hand is desra
bic accomplishment i'll the education of young gentlemen Tor
every profession, and more -cnlalyi hose who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves for catile and bust
pursuits. This department ic conducted by p.
r. Spencer of Ohio author OF the Spencerian system oil
Penmanshp, gentleman well known throughout the
try, accomplished Ienman, and also of tho
most successful teachers oftle age. tE -t'HI ,u..7
Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLIN,
will receive prompt attention. H ..9 aug2l.
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ABOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

."..a9 as 1T Is! .a.-
lcing rativea incidents in the real ltfE
uF THE Lowry i,y w h. q. SiaiH, Esq. rE.5
The object ,le author is represent the condition OF
the slave IN his i,dc but comfortable cabin, his daily occu
ations and astiues, The elatons between master and
slave The mstahcG pu and isconceVed views ot the
iurilcin PilanIhropst, &c, &c, and TO iepcsen the
PASSIONS and sentiments their natural 10 tile same
ne d>i il Tile intlcst 10, society," thus showing
no,e hayimss nGs FREEDOM; and at the TO represent
class ofpeo!lc viz Tie Planter 10 whom justice
has seldom been dOc AID whose character as exhibited III
d.! life, is vel! caclacd 10 win the amab!c Ju
ineit u! lie 40. Id a
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter I-.Old Virginia . .
:! 9-TlIc PinltatiniI-ITncIc TOMS T.lzncss.
-. 3-SubIlcty and MctriIlcni.
1.-The Punishment
THE Scloo. Master.
Family Of The fIAi;es.
=. .-schUol Keeping,
S-Thc secle; League Of Rebellion.
=. lu-!ndcEcHdcncc Day.
a. 1.-THE OseIsecr.
. I2-SclIool Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
+ I2-uncle Tom and Dni.
ii-Midnisht Meeting .. School Master, Uncle Tom
and piiiah.
" iS-STndsy.
Title ovcrscc,'s Communication 10 the Planter.
IS-SciluoI fIas,er 3 UncasiI c.sand Departure
2D-Unrc Toni's Nations Oi lccdoni.
ai-,s Dcic animation 10 so 10 tie state OF Free
DOM ... .....
az. 22-lic Escape
"a 1t-Tnc Pursuit.
3 :" 2i--RLifllo-1ic Foot black.
:. oa-Iiald Times.
2j-Uncie Toms SOlioquy.
2.-Thc Alarm.
Z" 2S-Anlc lean Hotel.
q 2J-lic Fee Ncgto.
a. 3l-Couiugc. QuictuGc and Contentmicn..
:. 3l-Niogars Fails, Clifton House, ca'adr
- .s2-rlc Interview between :iastcr and Slave.
. ." 2-Uncc Toms DECISION.
s = :.i--'i.ack 10 Old Vi! ginia.'
"5-Conclision.
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CITY OFFICERS $oR 1851.
MORGAN NELSON: Mayor.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES :. WHEATE, Clerk.
Il. ". HARpISG, Treasurer.
J. L. SAScsToS, Sergeant .I.. t.H +.
Sergecnis Depttties-Ist ward-saac NJ Pearl i yyanI
Adm. w. Clemens Sd wari-John Bowers ith ward
-iIeaty p. Chaplne 9th ward-James $. Campbell.
JoHs MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JAcoH +. BIKR. Wharf Master.
JAtoH AsSIcE, Street Coninis sioner- ''.
JAMES NJ. EwISG, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents
JosmUA C. WILEY Lumber.and Coal MeasuIcr, and Qua.
CUR ofWines and Liquors.
DASIEL MuRRAY Market Master. .a'
TnOM.s CAMPBELL, Collector Vi Assessments.
wN. J. SToDpAET, CI;y Surveyor l.. %
JAMES L. MELVIN, Flour Inspector. ~.
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IrIportanr and Valuable Work.
The Odd Fellows Text Book,
BY TASCHAL DONALDSON, iaaf!7.'5

4 = =
DID GRIND Master of the G. LodSe Of Northern ". Y
M csS & BROTHER No. 10 South Fourth Stree. Phila
w delpha, hayejust published the most valuable work
that has ever been given to thc O. y consists Of
Fellowship and explains every matter connected with the
acomyete History OF the Order interesting summary
Of its Laws and Usages together with variety Of other
useful matter, and is embeishcd with "a ~ 90
II THIRTY.TWo APPROPRIATE ENGRAVINGS,t :
among whchare beautiful title ilustra
tive the uni versatility of Odd Fellowship, and likeness
OF VIM Hopkins, Esq, Right Worthy g. Master OF the
Grand Lodge of Northern New York. I. ,
Address ~ MOSS q BROTHER L
augoi No. 10 South Fourth ST., Philadelphia.
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n1YER,s UN1yERsU11 NO. Nv.

JNHIS day published. Containing the following elegant
steel engravings: 'The Cathedral of ,Strasnurg.''-
'.Tes Chapel, (neaf Kussnacht in Switzerland THE
Palace the Legion OF Honor in Par So .Thc Ruins OF
Etawah," CIndia.0 ID. -FJF fy.
Subscribers in advance receive splendid engraving
premium. Published semi monthly
The publisher will supply specimen numbers gratuously
10 Agents and Postnascrs and will make liberal
mcnts with them for circulation THE UNlVERSUM.-
He will supply Clubs persons s. half year;
persons i0 and of alarger number at the
rates Ifpr" FffFf HERMANN J. MEYER,
arga4 ~ Publisher, 1Gl William ST. NJ j.
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CONSUMPTION Durable.

CONSUMPTION Durable!
Robert Saudcrson Justice of the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF Major
General Saucrso officer in the war OF 1872 cured OF
CONSUMPTION by tho OF "Wstar's lalsam OF Wild
Cherry" 80 Ia. n. ,o.,
Dear Sr:-is consider that lie has been greatly
prolonged nv NV being cured Of Consumption by Tie use oil
Dr Wis,ar's alsam of Wild Cherry" viii state the
s,mynns of INV case others similarly afflicted may be
,urrd 10 try this invaluable remedy experienced great
liicii, in breathing; lad hectic fever with violent
scs OF heat frequent cold chiils, with severe pain III
my ii and breast accompanied by bad cough; was
very restless nights and had great night swcs pcrspi.
ring should say, last two gallons night welt ny Inc
bed pc,c!y through had no, been able TO work Tor
scnrs hut was much emaciatcd and almost helpless
Wien commenced using Ws'nr's iioam of Wild Cherry
yc ed in all hotties. itnd am now free from all those
complaints for my health is good :.
ami ,,,y IS Years and have not taken any OF the
Raj since is IT, my health Ia good not TO
%i,, any medicines But If should have any return OF
nv symptoms, should Wsth's Eal.1m Of Wild
ror procured the medicine OF Me Sis. Fall d Nc
CTacEeu, Your agents in Lancaster r, Ohio -
The Genuine Wistar's Ealsam OF Wild Cherry has FAT
imjc a, II c signature Henry Wista, NJ -, PIadc
Mia, aud Saniord " Park incy executed
Ira we'd wrapper. No oihes con b.. genuine c.
e. H-zT.ii,irr : cr bvillc-sX bottlrs 50 i.-
Sold ny ), y tAhh, th!eishiti, "
on Walnut scct-io whoma orders must be addtcssrd
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NEW BOOKS.T
The Campaign ofGen. Scott !
CAN INTENSELY uNTFiLs TssTsNG Roa,. !.

T
GAN INTENSELY INTER E!sTsNG RoeE,
sgHse4t ~ hl1VOL. 1oMO.. St,25. Y 81 RtEs'
MooRE6s ANDERSON, have just ready in a duo,..,
- The GAM;PilGN OF GEN ERiL SCOTT
vol, with Map of The Battle GroundsaGI rasea
detailed accoln: OF General Scotts brilliant Can.
- Lieut.. s. is man OF sterling sense. A;' e.
and inIpartalaccount OF all he saw.-Keaen in III, f
spirited and extended sketch OF tic last MEXICAN
paign The author is attached to the Navy; hut ben
accidenty connected with the Army. Cy,sai,s
Written in clear aud vigorous atyle and ii il ditr.,
aner having commenced its re'usal, 10 lay il asidcSs
One OF the most gallant officers in the Sayy- =,
whole volume, work OF intellect, is worthy Of NJ
Place il the department TO which it belongs onr.
ait is small praise to- the author aay t,t We h
never read history evidently so fairly5written.-is
"a volume full ofinstruction and interest, He w.t..
with flowing pen, in vigorous STYLE cnrehng his int
tive OF brilliant camPGg with personal ecnlieetiors .
the distinguished actors nit.,-.Nationai Era.
pcssions OF Mexican scenery and character the ey.
of Gen Scots gn-rsent,srn Press -'''a
CS. CO STANDARD. TH..s nj 5sEif e. ! ''-''H
We md in this book, he most liseike description
men and thihgs-u. Scenery and Soccty-of matehes ~
hattles anu victories, that have ever re,d-lf,,s
Rerien. re. al agals. b II gr-9 =.,.sT ing
We follow with interest renewed, as VIC advance orn
trinlphs from Vera Cruz to the City of Mexico weies,
Tcs of manouvers absolutely in the anrs,
military Stratcgy.-Cn. GGs. ~ ~ 10 !l.f'7l--t'i
His original descrp,ionsare drawn with srea, ele.
He is lively and spirited narrator Ills battle sketti4
extremely vivid and produce deep imp ession nn
i,nng He criticses tho military operation in a a
edcd partisan spirit, but with evidcn. abilityN r.
| ll1i~ a ~ .aI ~ .'f5IaEfi : ~ - ~
The very best hook which that war has called fo,l
| philadelphia Pres5yeTia1: 60 '-' -'''. s'-
In reading OF the authors descriptions of as.,pr
anu storms hardly wonder at the fascination a5
enthusiasm productive OF the Utmost i,icrtdil, n;i;,.
To!eeSs soIcreatcdy displayed during the Mexican War
Princeton Rerie,r. RI. ,.ll+a. 7...s7 - ~ q -
The book is more than eadabe;is statistics and f,e
and sketches give the leader an account or ~
campaign ba found any where, superior in ncres
| geiiSf.
| Pays warm tribute TO the many admirable qualities a
that eminent commando" Gen ISrrper.a Nd
IL Agents wanted TO circulate this In all pariso
the United STATES, with whom liberal arrangements viii
he made for canvassing particular counties or fisttcs
| Orders must be accompanied with the cash. -.
~ EDITons giving this atvc rtsemcnt more in
scrtlons, shall have OF the work mailed to
dress, uon receiving their PAPER containing adye
| tiscmcnt. MOORE d ANDERSON, Publishers
| aug 2l.tf IS. West Fourth street, Cincinnati q
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w,yEvyuNf; EE1IAIE SEMINARY.

,,,tIE r.,,ar time for tile commencement ofthe Fall
Session s q E is SESSION s Continues fe ao,.
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rs sS 'i D. " ;ToLFoRD, b. D., Principal.
Miss s.V. BLISS. s. q
Miss Miss MIRA il. TowNSEND. -' - %@'
MISE MARYo ToLFosD ASSISTANT Primary Dpert-
r mf 1p q Dc M MNsSias, t4 Fss% ei Drs'sis
i'roc Is. b. STONE, Vocal Music; q,
n account Of pfoviien,ia detention at home, but will
probably be with ss n q. ne spr with
plsaehia She not only gives nstG
lions o al m ,s eisnee Teacher Of Music and French Pupils
in Music, receive lessons as they may prefer either
The Natural SCIENCES viii taught by regular
Teachers, and arrangements made for soursea OF Lectures
bore classes y some experienced Lecturer, aud Ex
Ne would asnin diree, the attention ofrarents 10 i
in The Seminary Any person knowing the grade
1, pupil will know the amount OF Tuition. Where
lie majority OF the studies OF pupil in particular
Hoard and Tuition, with rent, Bedding, Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages if desired per session
Washing for Roardcrs, her doz, L.a.ss.# 81. 90
Hay PrrELs-Tuition-Prina Junior Gradeper
session, 'ltgt GW
=" Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
!" Meddle class 55a II 90
Senior class r4 1000
' Ancient Languages. Fourth year IG 90
se s[ pcr M @ Use OF
Tor lessons, . q = > Tt7.T is 90
L .e of inst rinient for daily practice, lf 1.t 200
Modern Languages, Painting drawing, 100
Embroidery, Fancy Necdicwork, or plain Sew.
ing, Hyt JFITE 800
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Scmna-
RI consequence trouble, the is oarg
ed as in the Seminary, viz: SlS per session.
Pupils charged from TIE time OF entrance TO the close
session, and deduction made except for sickness.
With reference to tile management OF the school, we
only say that have here Gorernenf and LGio
administered kindly indeed but still government and
lhw which all concerned must respect and obey Our
angemcnts also such, that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This syscmgivcs
and trouble TO Teachers but is The only sae
We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
e views. .H l..1 ~ .a q.
AS 10 the progress pupils in sound learning,
those will visit u.s. attend cyam nations
will Point them to the members of higher classes
and sayHc dMoRn,eHtG-hcre pledges.
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berger or spine and Muscle Linin,ent.l,..
O this remedial agent forbear to auything the
speedy and certain action in removing rheumatism,
Neuralgia Sprains pains from Bruises, Burns, &c Is so
that were speak its real merits you
really we could give credenee to our
-, : 1t can be had at ia ~ ~ { Il
PAXTON & LAKES, .s
III. 57.l- End Susp. Bridge and at
T. aup e1-ty.d BRENTLINGER &ARMSTRONG'S