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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-08

GREATLY REDUCED RATES.-EMPIRE CITY LINE.
FIR San Francisco. via Aspinwail tNasy Bayl d.
rect the and spleb did ,u
NEVADA, I 500 tons bur,hcp, J. D. Wilson, Esq, com.
maneer will tahe her departure for Aspawa Navy Bay
drec on Monday tho 4h OF October at o'clock, p n,
from her dock pier No. Worth River This ell in
BY any on this route An experienced Surgeon attached
to the vessel Passcr Sierra Nevads will daem
along side the wharf 1t Apin wall and take the Panama
har i'd now open nearly TO Gsrsona tins avoiding tho
river navigation to Gsrgona For freight
ply to J. uOWARDG SON, gcnts, No "a Bro al vay.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel

Cor. IReAt BrOadIrGy aud Franklin street. Esr Iork
4 Establishment u very correct Repre-
IA seMtRt:OmUIA LADY IN CHINA, under the INFLU
NGE OF OPIUM head, tongue, and hands in niOoHi
Oly representation the Kind in the country The largest
best COLLECTION LCieut and Modern The u s.
The figure Soldier in the Continental CIOrmj blue and
Eeeches, Caters, &c, &c Also, Bids OF Various Pun
age, CURIOUS RTeaKs OF Nature, Indian implements OF
War, Shells MineIals Gold Silver, Copper and other Ores
Rich Oil Paintings fine ENBIaHiI8SS with many other
AID VHluA BILE Guri0SItIss Statue OF George ILL., SucIa coll
lection found Huy Establishment the kind in
tho United States double CALI WhIGhls universally adj
Tie down the middle They grown
PERFECTLY formed, aid b. ought town Lyme
Jefferson CCIty Stale oil New York. by Mr. John JeInng
Alive White Rat nom BeFksCO. PENN AdmttidLee GRAFT
Is. Games Exercise ard Amleenet, Billiards, Back
CANNON and DOmnOes. Billiard Room with spleI
did Tables, Is also attached to the house.
RERRESlM ENTS.-Dinne and Supper parties Can be
accommodated very short notice. The LaTcT will he
supplied with all the elicacies the Gane, Oys
tiers, Bee Seake, Mutton Chops, CutIets &c. provided
al any hour 10y t'Li'
AttlS Establishment, may celebrated bird
MlNO that will repeat almost anything niter stranger
Accommodation Tor political meetings OF any party.
Tie Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
Ceebated Establishment, and having made various RtcTu
tiU prepared to Accommodate the Travelling Public and
Transient BoaTdeTs III style not by the best
HOtelg the city New York The B1T ROOn which
the private this country, being
collection will sustain the reputation accorded
under the charge Mr. Thomas Riley III the quality its
ines, &c, &C. Connected with the above Is REEEC.
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours Of the day
and evening Private rooms for Courts martial Referees,
Committees Private Dinner Supper Parties, &c, &C.
The public respectfully invited grant him share Of
CHARLIE WRIGHT Proprietor
Persons wishing for Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment. '
N. B-Privale families applied with Dinners SupperS
inAUpeiOr Parties number. at their Tespce
live hOnes and of glass silver sent out TO ayaT
Fntrqnee 10 he REFECToRY in Fyanklinst
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

| POwELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA. !
e, "ad ~ veT This asS Wa
teng place Is situated eight miles east of ,be
building Gone hundred eet nj length commenced last
som has been completed aud Is ready for the reception q
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
> These SPRINGS consist OF wnlrEs BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR, CHALYBEATTE LNHsTONH and SLATE, all having
their fountains within circumference OF thirty yUIds
the work NGtules own labrAtory They send forth
sufficient quantity OF pune water TO supply many
sin, ground gradually rising TO the south and east until
it reaches tho western base Of the Mauaanutten, from
which presented to the eye OF the behOder Of the
enchanting landscape views the country To
south south east anu "a t nets are re OF
26 above the level bottom in front and to the
he sppToached rom the east or rear by gentle ascent
Tho Mountain with its picturesque scenery its
ting spurs its deep and its LOFTY peaks presents
nanoIama which, bold outline and pleasing variety is
Is unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia In.
deed the presented to view from the SUBMITS
ne and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
and and Shenandoah Valleys, must be to be
to the sPTags there are number Of
celebrated Mountain Spring $50 yards distant; p The
Cold Spring, short distances from this; 3 Immediately
above Is ChAly beAte, sending forth lmpid streams 4,
To the south nom the Springs about hreequarters or
mile gushing the mountain side, Is the Sweet Ghay.
sRE Nov spE ~ Pf the
and which Is believed to possess peculiar med quail.
Tisiters coming from the North East, can enter the
picturesque VSc through tho narrow passage formed by
north east fTomr nc Springs Tie grandeur Of this
natural delG tho rocks towering TO me very clouds
stTfkes the traveller with awe and admiration = =
n arriving Springs, the invalid has with
nom and peTplexies, tolls and moDOtony
81 the busy world, and Iecuperate his exhausted
gies by quahng the pure wStsrs that necessarily flow
irepnTeA rOfthe nourislnAent OF hSfrail body -tCs
Ne viii state the benefit those who may mot be
aware on TIE act that large farm attached to
be Springs whele persons their horses
The BtR viii Unfinished with tho choicest Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, dc. I'm 10 ,Isst..g
10 the different departments OF the houSej and
snail be done thai contribute TO tho comfort Of the
guests. ,zr...r .
baltimore In tho morning, and arrive here the
M nv fhe way Of WinShsSteT and Woodstock Persons
rom lie SOUTH win Stanton in the morning arrive
Il W6OiSfoCkfO dinner, andt Springs to tea. |f9t
tbats In such eeToiSesG9 Ten Pin Alley has been eEected
has been erected for the neeommodatiou or ysiteTs
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CMAMBERLIN's COMMERCIAL
OOELR(sR

LOCATED CORNER OF MARxrr AND THIRD srRrErs, Plrrs
nUR0H'
O. e. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts.
P. r. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship. "a
HE principal Object his Institution, is young
men an opportunity OF obtaining thorough and ii.
mate knowledge double Entry Book Keeping aud its a
plcuOm business operations generally. Applicants
enter College any and attend both day and evening"
instruction such, will enable the student
TO take Of and conduct on scientific prncpes
PESN ASrr-To write Tree and egible hand is desir
Bile in the education young gentlemen
every profession and particularly those who are
DESTROYS qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
ness pursuits This department lie by r
r. Spencer, Of Ohio, author OF the SOencerian system
Pennaiship gentleman well known th:oughout the cou
try as accomplished penmnn, as one OF the
most successful teachers oTthe age. ~
Communications addressed TO o. K. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug21.
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"a" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a7L
AND MARTINI LUTHER,

fSE Propfietors Of Sartans Magazine having PuIeAaA
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This magnificent composition contains nearly one huh
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In connection With Sartains Magazine both work: Nin
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One copy ofthe Magazine, and one ofthe Print, s@
Two copies ofthe Magazine, and two Of PIntsi Id
FIVE copies ofthe Magazine, ana five OF the FnntsI
together With copy OF boh works to the eeEetf
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The price rSortain's Magazine being ofiself a.
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HIechaNies, nIanufnetnrers ana Inventoss


Mechanics, Manufacturers md Inveniosb:
TIME Eiidbnl1t VoLGME Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
i commences onthe 18th OF September tits principal:
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the genius and mlstcr spirit Of the nation.
It'll unrtvalled Journal the Arts and Sciences
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Among the subjects Chiefly brought forward discussed
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:GoNssIII1MPTioN -cuRABLEE!


Robert sanacr4on Justice OF the Peace in Rush Greek
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF Naior
General tie 3tSaFa cured Of
CONSUMPTION by the use of 'Wistar.s Ralssm of Wild
Cherry
Dear Sr:AAs consider that MY file has been greatly
prOolgab by my being cured CONSUMPTION by the use
"Dr Wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry win state tho
symptoms my case that others similarly afGted may
Induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difcultyn breathng had the hectic fever with violent
or heat and frequent cold cils with pain in
my side and breast accompanied by avery bad coGgh
very restless nights and had great night seats pers
ring Should say at least two gallons night, ettlng the
bed completely through had rot been able TO work
scars. But was much emacated, and ALMOST helpless
wien commenced using WiStar's IaIsam OF Wild Cherry
have used ualI 10 bottles land now free from all those
complaints, EOr my heaitilt Is good. ' str
ami now years old, and have not taken any OF tho
alsam since 1885, because my health is good
require any medicines hut ii should have any return
my symptoms, should Vistar's Basnm Of Wild
Cherry procured Tho medicine OF MeSSrs Fall d Nc,
Cracker, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio. ID
b. .Ila 10 rsa.aHr-. p a.tu ROBERT SANDERSON. =
The genuine Wistar's BOsam OF Wild Cherry has fac
slmle OF the signature Henry WlstAr, M d. Phhdel.
phia, aud d Park" finely executed
rTaved wrapper. No othcs can be. genuine. IEis
1-price al per bOttle-Eix bottles for 81.
Sold ny ~ ny = J..D PARK, Cincinnati, o.
NOrtheaSt corner OF Fourth and Walnut
Walnut srCo-to whom all orders must be addressed
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ICoNGREss HAIIi. ]

E subscribers take pleasure In their friends
and the travelling community that they have
this day possession of that well established and IA
vorably known Hotel .lF s,J.,52 ,ri3uis,a s,,.-I
. CONGRESS- HALL,uast NJ. 49, -
l-f.;.T.Trl7l e. Third and, &C heanut streets
They have had the thoroughly repaired. and all
modern and in style
Of elegance which VIII at once render 1t unsurpassed for
enmEorf vanfenGe. 'lf
This Il decidedly the hest h6e In the city being
Immediate vicinity OF business, the Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings.
Lines OF leave for every part OF every
few minutes their head quarters beHg within one square
of this House. nj ssi!l yi4il6l 'ys5luf, ( ! p ~
Tho subscribers determined to spare pains in
making this convenient comfortable home to tho
traveller: r "A MORRIS q JACKSON, PToprtetorp
James B. Norris who Is well known to many the bus;
iness visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
J. & Co, and formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia HOTEL st, Louis viii have control OF the manage
neHt Of the House, assisted by polite and competent
lIsaHaona.
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MISGEIlIl .A5NEOiTES.

WHEELING FEMALE SKMKNAISX.
TTftE tegH1ar time for rho oftho Pal
Tho teachers PRESENT eonneetsd With tie Seminary,
Row eS D. 5. ": IoLFoRp,iB q. pi, Ertnetras.
M ME- S 4 u skiss ORR, u. ~
Miss MIRA i: ToWSskNp. A fHsA7F 'h5ag5is
Miss 42RY 8. FoEFoRb. 1;siiani psiAa5 D.p4,t.
Msyt ~. :. - =. =. =. ~, liiliLe il
Mil. 2. Do MASSIAS, Fre1teb aud Drauing. -
Prof b. y, STONE FOCAL AFttttc. - ~
on account OF Providential detention at hons hut vi:
probably DO with Us in the Spring. Iti.55li.ii
seminary Philadelphia She not only H9es iiJlrlc,
IOEs i'll tho higher branches taught in SenRres, but is
Music receive lessons they may prefer, either
rom Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss = e'R'F : .'FF
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made OF Lectures
ore tho Classes by some experienced Lecturer, and tx
We would again direct the attention o(1aron.s, to thu
R iaG 4 F9s
tie majority ofthe studies off pupil, In any particular
!ISss, that nat is 81 pupils grade. +.1u,l
LightS and Ancient Languages II desired, per session
Washing for Borders per dog, .........,.5'TI so
session. eco
aH'''''l Seminary proper, Junior Class, Z
uMe% RdS S Glass; nai q .a1. f tISS
Senior class.,---. 1900
No ertra chargis tIcepf JoF he SiiS5fdg 51aaehts;
se nor session olive months, with Of instrument
Tor lessons, $50. 1900
use q Instrd,nent FOR daily practice, 800
NOdctn Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
| En- lnodorS, Fancy Nee4lework, or plain Sew -
iEg,t 500
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
A TeEsher gives less666 out or tie semiha.
H. Of the extra troubles the same is charg
i ell AZ IN the Seminary, SiEi Siaper session 81
Pupils charged from the time the close
OF session, and nc deduction made except FOR sickness
i With reierenceto fhe management of the school, we
In only tOsay that we have here GoteF7er 4d LGlc,
administered kindly inieed but still government and
law which all concerned must respect and 0hays Our
atangenents also such, that pupils under the
re- rare nnS tro"bie 20 TesrbeTS hut ~ ~
sgrn We have found Teachers who have well sustain
As to the Progfess Of our pupils in sound learning
those Interested iIl visit US attend
En will point them TO the members higher classes
and sum- nosfrG moHumsna-heIe are our pledges
4 Wheeling, aug. H. ~ .yaL tG'a
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MYERS UNIYRRsUlI NO. nv,

, " ~; EDITED NJ cfiAs, 4. pkNA.''i -
TIHIS day publshsd tho following elegant
j. steel ensrayingR, 1.-THE Cathedral OF strasburg1-
fells Chapel Cnear Kussnacht in SitzerandO 1.-THE
Palace tho Legion of Eonorin Runp of
EtewSh, . el9dia3 III IL, s5sslL &. q;
advance, receive engraving
premium. hlfshed semi: month -. -
and Rostnisters, and win make liberal arrange
niei1ts with them for circulation THE UN1YERSUN.-
He viii also supply Clubs Of two Ct half ayear
at S10i larger Il the tame
rates. HERMANN J. MEYER .
aug24. PuSlisher. 164 William ST. NJ T.
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-se6WASHINGToN.,.

85-TT EICF - oVV .rt,1
sf From Ef1artsSs1a 1seaEtAIEc
fI1HlS5laTss and magnificent Portrait Nv
b bufin Artist ig
fcu OF AT ever and correct q
iReToF 1.-THE sSs OF tho plate Is aior
and should be in the hands OF eter
Il is copy from StuaTtts eelsPTaseS
q finely pR has
That may be within tho reach Of the
An persons Temitting the amount may fhe u.
ing apeFestfopy by return Of mall 10 Any
fres ofposthea SS;Ssssitt.IsSSs
saorders, tpaidt te shs
Rook.selle and Publtsher ~
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Tha 9oip0f Grape Vine.

FIHJs Oils the result 6y
French PhysleiEn, and ts pQHa naea y
FTares purpose keeping tho
FoatoTingi Il in bald places Pan. =.
This Oil spaTticulaTly recommended as II WirepoeI
the Hair so. glossy and pable, besides mixing
two thhade8 darker, e1Ua Nsa
FOrFNIeby J.B.VoWELL, 81 Unionsts
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i oe.s'5slsPETERsoN's ....,. ~ ;
Lady's National, Magazine.
Only6I,25 TO Clubs where other n,
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ANN y. STEPHENS 81 CD. PETRRAON.
The continued increase in the substitution list This the
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to Efforts Bclerhnedmo to bs datdOne, he Offers the
''''''''"' GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR 1852. Gt5i II
The January number Win he rcndy,y the hrst Dec.
and win be- IN all nsspecs douPe nHmset and superior
most perfect impressions O the Mezzotinis, CO:ared En-
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ladies who adopt the boonle swell as those who adhere
World Of Faatio1 The other emberishients viii also be
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thos of America with many new, and brilliant young
: BKSr LADIES MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD.
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tracted for Seues of illustrated articles competent
hands, ON Horsemanslp, Horticulture, CrotcIletwoEk,
o ys MS% q
Dastly it is Mdeasink 81 pare nOraIs and Invaluable
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Sixteen al '}.t !: ~. :.. 20 "a
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OF h5 5IL6o5raE '''''
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s-n ILGs, g eth ward.-Josiah Powell. d" 175
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lat Wsrd-M I'm m J JeSBsto mp p B. T8yiur
81 ~; III 4IEGh seTSeneT Jacob SinEIeton, ~
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