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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. TViSf Rroaiuay and Franklin Nete York.
hs nT fs hs
ENcE OF OPIUM head ;ogg;s and hands in moo the
collection ncicn and Modern Coins in the u s.
bIun. lead battons marked u S. A. three eorIred Hat,
Breces, Caters, &c, &c Also, Birds OF Various Plum
War Shells Minerals Cold Silver, Copper and other Ores
Rich Oil Paintings fine Engravinss with many other raro
lection any Establishment OF the kind in
United States double Calf which, is universally adj
the neck down to the middle. They full grown and
sna of ~ e JOHN
Live White Rat from erks CO Penn AaIianee GRAT
Cannon and Domnoes Billiard Room with two splen.
did Tables, is also attached to the house,
accommodated at very short notice THE Larder will be
supplied with all the elieaeies OF the season Game oys
A. this Establishment: may be seen celebrated bird.
MINO, that will repeat almost anything after stranger.
No accommodation political meetings OF any party
and having various
TONS R prepared to the Travelling Public and
Hotels the city Of New York The Rar Room Which con-
ains the rarcs private in this country being the
under the charge Thomas Riley, The quality gifts
wines. &C., DC. Connected with the aboyeis REFEc.
TORY where meals will be served at all hours OF the day
and evening Private rooms for Courts martial Referees
pae are i5 10 @ share Of
'N''' fA''o-se' CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
Persons wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine this Establishment.
N BPivate families supplied with Dinners Suppers
superior STYLE Parties OF any number their respec
tive homes and silver sent out to part
Entrance 10 he REFEcToRY in F.anklinst.
CHAmBERLIN's COMMERCIAL.
.sm N o. COLLEGE.
LOCATED coRsrE OF MARKET THIRD STREETS, Pitts
F.-fslE 10 BuEoH. Pa ...r .-... ...,. .... g.
o. Z, CHAMBERLlN, Principal and Professor of tho
Science or Accounts.
p r. SPENCER, Professor of Penmanship.
HE principal Object Institutions is to eol young
i men opportunity OF obtaining thorough and IL
knowledge ofroube Entry Book Keeping and its APP
pcation business operations generally Applicants can
College any and attend both day and evening
instruction SUCH will enable the student
charge and conduct scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the same
PESM write free and leibe hand is dcsra
bic in the education of young genemenfo for
every profession and particularly 10 those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves Tor mercantile bust
pursuits. This department ic conducted by F..
R. Spencer Ohio author OF the speneerian system Of
try, as accomplished penmaD, and also of the
most successful teachers of the age
Communications addressed to o. *. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug21.
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~ BURNER'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING S,

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
eeye and seeonodnte s vsiters This delightful Wa
eng place is situated eight miles cast OF Woodstock be-
building Zone ;ee in lengh) commpced last
has been completed and is ready for The reception Of
Families, have been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, BF6r and BLACK
SULPHUR CuALYpEATTx LIMESTONE and STATE, all having
hs, fountains within Er rsrJ
SUFFICIENT Of pn wafer TO supply many
the gradually rising 10 the south and east until
it reaches the western base OF the Mansanuten from
most landscape views IN the country To the
SOUTH south cast and east there number OF mounds
Is 10 iot feet above the in front and to the
Of the springs Many Of these elevations can
Fort Mountain, with its picturesque its
snoIams which, or bold outline and pleasing Variety is
unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia. In
the Mansanutten and Fort Mountains embracing the Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, mpf be be
in Springs proper there anumber
others in the vicinity the principal Of which are The
Cold Spring short distance from thisi B. Immediately
To the south ON the Springs about three quarters Of
mile gushing the mountain side, is the Sweet Chay
Beautiful group Of willows that shade the Sulphur Springs,
and which is believed 10 possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visitcrs coming the North East, enter the
picturesque valley through the passage formed by
north fron Springs The rugged grandeur this
natural defe, the rocks towering TO the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
ON arriving al the Springs the invalid with
drawn from and perpleXities tolls monotony
busy world and his exhausted
gies by quane the pure waters that necessarily flow
prepared for the noarishnen Of his rail body
We will state, for the benefit OF those who may
aware OF fact, that large attached to
Springs where have their horses pasured
or stabbed they may prefer. -'7r17pF
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
Cigars, Tobacco, DC. ti = 'l
An attentive oster will be in attendance and rvants
to the different departments OF the houses everything
shall that contribute the comfort OF
guests. frf.#
Persons visiting the Springs from the North,
Baltimore in the morning. and arrive here the next
ing by the Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
the South will leave Staunton in the morning. arrive
al Woodstock TO dinner, and the Springs to tea. e
For the amusement OF those who may wish to partci.
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing,
has been erected for the accommodation OF visitors.
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PROsPEGTUs
AMERICAN WH1G REvIE

AMERICAN Wd1G iREVtn.
TN the origin.i Prospectus OF the American ny -
Isued at Washington by Mr.: Cotton. Its fornM,ls
tor and Eator, a number OF the leading Wing NE sj5
the Twenty. seventh Congress Qs!o-6) suSsen''
namcc to the following resolution ,...,.-,,5
Earnestly approving the plaE of such Na' is,,Is
long needed and of manifest Importance, the T.,
agree to contribute for its pages, from time
communications as may bs necessary to set io. ~
lend the doctrines OF III. United Wing Party OF
Signed by George p. Marsh, Daniel D. barns. 3
Pherson Berren, J. R. Ingersol, T. Joy a T.s,s
Clingman, Daniel Webster, R. c. Winthrop, = ie,
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, j. p. Kennedy, Wm .
Rufus Choatc, Alexander H.. Stephens. ,,.,,,,t
An engraved portrait OF some distinguishes, !, n
be loupi in every number OF the Review. lnsi ,iS
ally te portraits Of living American Statesmen
ever that is possible, will be aceonipunIed Wins
tic Memoir OF the person represented s1l ,,l5
The first objects of the Review are o
it is designed to set forth and defend The prip rs
measures, and the men OF the United Bhif ,ros.b
Union. 1t has been matter OF just reproaeA~s IN
that though it embraces its due proportion o. osrn
gence andIcarning OF the country, 1t has no w
Monthly Organ devoted to the expressica ~ the y
its opinions nd measures. The eenuuctols ,sr,,s
can Review have done what iii them lies to',.,ofY
reproach, by securing contributions from so''s's
and truth. sists - t- = ''ta 81 IS. IN n
The literary department ofthe Review "n
spirit with the political Isfss.s 81 :;
THRAs.-Singe subscriptions 50 q yeaI.r.osss
Subscriptions TO clubs Of, not less than ten ln
- CHAMPION. BISSKLL, TYP
aue24. g,5,,., -, 800 Nassau-st, Ns.<
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS BURKE d BARNES Celebrated

MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE d BARNES CELEBRATED
7~--75 FIRE PROOF SAFES. Ii u
TIME character Safes in ST. Louis, before SO
well established, that further test or proof OF the
being superior all others, would have been
unnecessary; in order to accommodate MI Hail. the
patentee and maker OF stHaPs Patent Concrete Saies
which has other makes note in the United
and the result is given by the Committee who super.
intended the burning Safes We only
were not LEFT in the furnaces two hours longer
The Safe tested is to be seen at our store anil
dent that no doubt their fire proof qualities
after having the specimen which passed thu
merry 9'osA' oA 'A' -''A = E. r. VIOLET, d CO,
Sole Agents the Manufacturers No. 49, eSee Ind No.
26 Com Street - gL-a-sr .ttIl szf zl'1=EFuIEF
The Undersigned committee appointed by E. Hall,
behalf or Hail. Dodd & Co., OF Cincinnati, and Measrs
r. Violet Co., agents OF Messrs Burke, barnes Go
of Pittsburg the fire proof qualities of the safes
BY the respective princ:pals-repo that have
this ay subjeeeda Safe OF Zach manufacture, of similar
size which had been in two in ovens to FIRE
made with dry wood and PittsbuIg stone coal for the
space OF Eve and half and during that Tune we be.
eye the heat applied far greater than that ord
nary at the expiration OF that time on
King the safes the furnace and cooling them down.
fond that the casting both in places cntire
ly burnt off, that the Books Were uninured and on
Injured except slightly ny lie water used IN cooling off,
This with both Sales and the only
percep,ibe difference the appearance Interior was
that the yarnsh wood work of Burke Barnes safe
was bisterc6 biaekencd Inconeusot we wouiS re.
from the result OF this test we have no hesiI
ton the safes OF both parties to the comb
dence of the public -. e,,,,,,,,,, :, ,,,,,,,s
h99 ,ht.t- sag - DAVID H. BISHOP,
4. -!t ~. GERARD d. ALLEN. ~
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I MEM BOOKS. !
~ The Campaign of Gen. Scott
IAN INTENsELYINTER RsTINC Roop

GAN 1NTENSELH RNVEk ESFIN(R Ontr :.
VOL. 12Mo., ,o5.
GORE e., ANDERSON have just ready in duod.e,
1-'TI THE CAMPAIGN, OF GENERAL SCOTT 4 =
v a. With Map Of ths Rattle es..s
Detailed account OF General SCOTS brilliant Camp,
Lieut.. s. is man Of sterling sense. - ( ~
and impartial account of all he sawRtnaau in The n
Piecyune. ~ -"
paign. Tho author is attached to the Navy but Jeesn
aceidently connected with the ArmyPhiiad. cYoaiei
alter having commenced its perusa today ii aside
One Of the most gallant officers in the Nayy.-u- ~,
whole volume as work oInellcet, is worthy or II. II.
place in the department TO which it bconss-Lou,r;E
ait is no small praise to the author to say that W.
never read history evidently SO fairly which,.
IA volume full ofinstructon and Interest. He s,,
witha flowing PEN in vigorous style, cnrchins his r '
tive Of brilliant eampaign with personal recollection :,
We have seen no work which has given such yiva :,
pressions Of MEXICAN scenery and character the er,
Has given to the public very attraeY work-css,,
CS. CO. Standard. ''.'-- SlEf Sf"'''t f.
We find In this hook. The most lfe.like ae,c,;,,,,-
men and thinss-of Scenery and Society-or nnrebss
battles and victories, that we have ever readMsI
Reriel. .-...- s,li J5t 7. g., 80. I-"I21 'eN'
we oo , Mh as advance M
tIumphs from Vera Cruz TO the City OF Mexico were
r,sS o. msnGaSers absolutely unsurpassed in the annals
he Is lively anu spirited narrator. His battle ske}t
are extremely vivid and produce deep impr esson on
imagination He critieises the military operation in =
INN. +. lis|rs3 rltt'-sf-7 i. T. N
Philadelphia Pres5yterfcr ~ '1 'o'tR.-
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions OF assault
s.9fms. one can hardly wonder at the fascination an
enthusiasm productive OF the alrsos incrr9i5r ;I;,
1oss, 80 repeatedly displayed during the Mexican War
The book is more than readable, statistics and
ana sketches give the reader an account OF ~
as can ba found any where superior in intere
| gelisf. - Era
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable ou,rs.,
that eminent commander, Gen Seott-Rarpers No.
AoEsIs wanted, to circulate this work in all psIs
the United States, with whom liberal arrangements Nj
be made for canvassng particular counties or dist
Orders must be accompanied with the cash.
-EDlTons g wing this advertisement two NOR. ii
dress, upon receiving their paper, containing the al,
| tsement MOORE & ANDERSON, Pubish.,, va
| aug 21.tf. 49, West Fourthstreet. Cincinnati
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from Stunfts most ceieDk". 10 ,.n,z
THIS large and magnificent Portraits o. 49,
j. from the BURN of American Itist, y |,
mems OF art ever published. and correct s.
lsaroS, The size ofthe plate Is eighteen y M
inches, which will make handsome picture eit.,
and should be in the hands OF every Il
1t is a correct copy from Stuarps eel 2 ~,
Painting, now at the State House,
tits finely engraved, and printed on sup ,sa
That 1t may be within tho reach Of al, INC r.
reduced the price to OKK DoLLiR urea
Allpersons remitting tho amount may IeS n md d3
ing perfect copy by return OF mail 70 a ar Is r.
States, carefully put up on rollers naae w.
free OF postage. t,t.,zf,,,t.- Z. ss,;eher, =.
~ 49, ,aH''S'iIfS' - = ~ JOHN s. TAap
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sssoa ,hs isstituon WIN SC Tho rst day II SEP
alSer Each Session continues fre ediendar Months
Q Rev. 8. y; IosEoRD, b. d, P'i"etas' ,..,.L
I mss mss R SRaha Il H T. MaSBiNs,
- Miss MARY o. ToLFoaD. Assisiam Primary DEPART
9 PTof JOHN WiNKLE M.is and dc sI p,s,,;,
Il Miss orr active duty the coming session.
sssSS be q VIII Ss ts p%s at
Miss bliss has been for several years connected with
na in The higher branches taught in semnaries, but is
20 an experienced Teacher OF Music and FRENCH Pupils
t TN su Prot .S @inf iey Or Mss Hiss @
The Natural Sciences viii be taught BY me Iegua
ore the classes by some experienced Lecturer and f
W We would again direct attention parents to thl
erms in the Seminary. ANY person knowing the Grade
D lie majority Of the studies pupil, in any particular
lass, that is the pupils grade ,, p,,,;nr Fir. and
Lights, and Ancient Languages, If desired per session
stvashng for Hoarders. per doz. =. - 60
i;iIr Observation-Disclosures, Junior Gradeper coo
j. SESSION - Senior Grade, IL 90
Fl =5ss7's Seminary proper, Junior Class, -
= Msa sSs s slass' ~, I 55SS
S $3.50. Ancient Languages. Fourth year, 1000
No extra charges. exeept FOR ne f0olSiag SrSnehes:
d ior lessons, - = ETIrF 1900
Il Ute OF instrument daily practice. " 0O
n ,odern Languages Painting OF drawing, lGoO
Embroidery, Fancy Ncedework, or plain sew. %
i ing rt .s rh z ooo
Vocal Music, Chemical Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out of the senna
Sr, OF trouble, the is charg
Eel in the Seminary Wis SlS per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF to the close
session. deduction made except for sickness
n With reference to the management or the school, we
only say, have hero G1rerIHieHt aud Lac
aimnisered kindly indeed, but still government and
(aw, which ail must respect and obey. Our
arrangements SUCH that pupils are under The
oT Thie system
and trouble Teachers, but is the only SdJ
spiten We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell our views. ,4sr
As to the progress OF pupils In sound learning
tIioss visit attend our exani nations &c
We will point them 10 the members OF higher classes
aid say-Hic rnonumeta-h.re arc our pledges
Ii Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
'-t.-N-. ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
Is 1T is : !

Being ratres, and incidents i'll the real lFE
sus THE LowLy.' By w l.. 6. Smith, Esq. (
The object OF The author represent the condition O.:
slave his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily occu
and pastes, the relations between master ana
the mistaken impulses nd views oil tho
Northern Philanthropis &c. &C., and TO represent the
displayed in the humblcs lot OF society, thus showing
That, in tic at least, eontenfenf 6esos
hdHpeS than resdoj and at the same TO represent
las il class OF people, viz The Planter, TO whom
seldom been DONE whose character, exhibited in
.yey day life, is well calculated 10 win the amiahie juds
uncnt oil the world sa....rt
] ...- TABLE OF CONTENTS. .r...
fl,hapter I--Od Virginia.
q 2-Thc Plantation-Uncic Toms 1Ia1iness.
: az. T3-SobIiety and Menincnt. .--".
1.-The Punishment.
{ 5-The School Master. i.' .
{ C-Family OF tile Planter.
/ 7-School Keeping.
- S-Tte secret League of Rebellion
a. g-The Surprise .'n
" 10-independence Day. --... ''..-
e. 1.-THE 'Overseer. '
az l2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
I3-Uncle Tom and Dinah.
' lI-Mdnigh, Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah
g f5-Cassy
lG-Sunday.
iT-TIc overscer's Communication to the Planter.
:. lS-Thc Suspicion.
1S-Schoo Masters UneasiBcss and Departure.
20-Unclc Toms Notions OF Freedom. .t,l-
oi-Hs Determination 10 so to the State OF Flee
DOM
22-The Escape. tfl' q
23-The Pursuit. ts .. e E
2f-Bufalo-The Bootblack.
25-iaid Times
2-uncle Toms Soliloquy.
2.-The Alarm. 's#H H ....
:" 2S-American Hotel. RI .I-.... ..... -
: 29-Thc Flee Negro.
3o-Couragc Quietudc and Contcntment
3l-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
32-Thc Interview between 3lastcr and Slave.
" 3s-Unele Toms Decision
:. 3i-.iIack to Old Virginia. a, nm 4.-.f
:. 35Conclusion. l. {
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Inlportnnt md Variable work.
The Odd Fellows Text Book,
BY TAScHALl D

D. D. Grand Master of he 6. Loase Of Eorther,, N Y
NTcss & BROTHER No. 10 South Fourth Street Phils.
l depha, hayejust published the most valuable work
that has ever been given TO the r. 1t consists Of
Fellowship, and explains every matter connected with tho
Order that right be given to the world tcontans
COMPLETE History or the Order interesting summary
OF its Laws and Usages, together with variety other
tTHIRTYTWo APPROPRIATE ENGRAVINGS,y
among which beautiful illuminated title page uatra
of VIM. Hopkins. Esq, Right Worthy G. Master or tho
Grand Lodge OF Northern New York. ii -. =
~ Is $3.50 Address 8 MOSS & BROTHER, m
aug2f. fted No. 12 South Fourth ST., Philadelphia.
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally that they have
this day OF that well established and IA
CONGRESS HALL,
Third andsChesnut streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired
modern improvements introduced and furnished In style
elegance which will at once render 1t unsurpassedgfor
comfort and convenience fiali u = d. z
decidedly the best located house in the city being
in immediate vicinity OF tho Custom
House, and many other public buildings - .-aH 4
LINES OF Omnibus leave every part city every
few minutes their head quarters being within one square
of this House.
The subscribers are determined to spare pains in
making this adeonrehent and comfortable Home to the
traveller. 10 5'ufsts 81 hatslgalg J. 49,
IsSfsS55rsC MORRIS & JACKSON Proprietors.;;;
ineas men visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
Of James Duncan d Co.. and formerly proprietor OF the
Virginia HOTEL ST. LOUIS will have control Of the manage
of the House, assisted by polite and competent
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THE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIEs,
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Important: Reduction in the rates of Postage! ar-
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GENERAL. JACKSON
AND MARTIN LUTHER.

TlHE Proprietors of Sartain's Magazine having Pts
/ ed the large and handsome steel plate, carefully a.
we'd in line and mezzotint, from the celebrated tsff
Gcorse Catternole representing
p Isgl THE FIRST PERFORMERS,
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low.
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