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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Wat BrodRLcdy EgGnkli, street An, YorL
tins EstabllSlnrn can be seen very Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, hands in motions tLc
only representation OF tic Kind i'll the
and best collection OF Ancient and Modern the u S.
The Gurc oil Soldier III the Continental Uniform; blue and
bluff, lead buttons, marked u 5. ul
BIecches, Caters, &c, DC. Also, Birds Various Plum
Freaks Nature, Indian mpIenents nj
Rich Oil Paintings, line Engra wings, with other raro
aid valuable CurIositics Statue George Sucl col.
lection cannot be found in establishments kind in
the United States double Calf which is universally
mtted to be great wonder. The jocd
from the neck down to the middle they grown and
perfectly formed, and b. ought
a Live White Rat from Beris Penn idDlittqnce G. Ar
IS. Games for Exercise and Amusencn Billiards. BACK
CANNON and Domnoes. Billiard Room with two spleI
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
dMENTS.-Dinncr and Supper parties Cal he
accommodated at short notice. The Lader will be
supplied with all the delicaCies the Came Oys
at any hour.
AT this Establishment, may be celebrated bird
MlNo, that will repeat almost anything alter stranger
No accommodation political meetings Of any party
The Subscriber having become ri opIIcor above
celebrated Establishment, and having made various aera
TONS Is prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public
Hotels OF the city of New York. The Bar Room which con.
tans the rarest private museum in this country being
collection OF many years. will sustain the reputation
1t under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley quality
wines, &c. DC. Connected with the above is REFEC
TORY, where meals will be served hours OF the day
and evening Private for Courts martial Referees
The public respectfully invited grant him share Of
their patronage. &
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
u wishing Wine and Spirits
on having them genuine at this Establishment.
N. BPnvate families supplied with Dinners Supucrs
III superior style, for Parties number.
tive homes and wares OF glass silver to any part
OF the City FREE or CHARGE.
Entrance toUreREFECToRY in Franklin.i
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Mnnufacturers aud InventOrs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana AANentoEs'
TTNHE EIGHIu. VOLUME OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
l. commences the 18th September. 1t is principal
ly devoted to tho diffusion of use! practical knowledge
and is emnenty calculated to advance the great interests
Industry Manu- featuring and Agricultural
the genius and nastcr spirit of the nation.
is unr!vaed as Journal OF the Arts and Sciences uu
maintains hge character at home and abroad
The Publishers pledge themselves that the future No
umes shall at least equal If not surpass their
Among the subjects chiefly brought forward and discusses
in its columns, are: Civil Engineering, Agriculture nan
roads, Bridges, Agricultural implements, Manufacture:
Metal, Fibrous and Textile substances, Machinery 10; s
purpose Chemical Processes, Dising, ColoIipg 6e'
Steam and Gas Engines boilers and Furnaces Matben,a
cal, Philosophical and Optical instruments, Cars, Cara
ages, WaterwLeels, Wind and Grinding Wills PoYt!.'
Flaming Machines, Tools for Lumber, Brick MaehiIIs'
Farming. Fire Arms, Electricity TeiegTaphs. SuLptAl ~
strnnents, &c, besides Claims 81 all the Patents
Notices OF New Inventions, american ami fGfesL r
work is in form for binding, contains SereroL kpsfE
Cravings, over four hundred pages OF printed na7.
copuus Index Nearly all tie valuable Patents
weekly from the Patent Office illustrated will
ings in its columns, thug making the paper perez
Chanical Encyclopedias for future well as for Tese"'
erence. =. =,
VABuIBLE PREMIuMs offered for the largest n.S W
SubsLri to Ibis Volume. 1t is published weekll "
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$1,000 ...n
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.

FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.
The attention of the reader is follow g
tifcaie of rcmal kabe effected by using only five
bottles Of Sands Sarsaparla:
..a. Sidney, [Aldne,) Aprii 10, 1850.
MeSsrs. y. b. d u. SANDS:
Gentlcmenrhs is certify that have been afflicted
note or less since lay BIRTH with winch cun-
ued TO incl ease until last February In January, ny legs
weIe so swollen could not get boot stocking, and
had several large les me all the time Tins sill
uatlon was about TO give up despair, was adj
vsed TO try Sands Sarsa aIillo had much aI, IN
II, but seEt 10 your agents i'll ugusta, and
boIue, which did much good sent aid po
hel, and continued until had taken We bottles
now perfectly well. If any person may read Lis
letter is afflicted with any disease ScrOiula woud
most sincerely end him sapaT
II any wishes further information bout IN; case
by Calling upon me- can convince OF The healing power o
this MEDICINE STkFHEN e. HAI WOOD.
rs = we are personally acquainted with MIR. Haywood
and believe his statement above 10 be true.
DlLLlNGHAM Il TITCOME
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. H. a H.
SANDS, druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton 81 corner
William, New York Sold also by druggists general,
throughout the United States and CanadNs Price 81 c
bottle; six bottles Tor s.. For sue by ~
J. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. 40 Maln ST., Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh; Scaton & Sharpe OF Maysvie,
SlIackeiord d Crichton Portsmouth; H. Iiunar
Cincinnati. deClO-3uI
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MISCEIE IAN EOUS.
wMEEL1NC FEMALE SEMINARY.

flHR regular time for the commencement oftb Fall
Merit Zach Session continues re eaisndsT MONTH";
Inc teachers at present connected with tho Seminary
i Rev: 2. y; ToLroRD, b. D., Prtnespa,. "a Cd
Miss MARGARET ORR, qHE | ,..,.,-
MISS F FRaAG III ToW sSEiH ''Si1"f'
Miss MARYo. ToLFoRD, Assistant Primary Depart
Mr.. II: Dc MAssiAs, FTened and Dr raa;
Prof. s. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
atS 'a ae SomY he's
Mss Bliss has been for several years conpee,sI win
IA ih near phisdelpha She not only gives iruc
s9 ali experienced Teacher Music and French Pupils
Music can receive lessons they prefer, either
g. The Natural Sciences will be taught by tho regular
@s9re the classes by some experienced Lecurer and
Hpupil, win at know the amount Of tuition. Where
to osss that hat s che pupils Ills; grade
~ Of five We, months MOI Se5 90
lAr Tuition-Prmary, Junior Gradeper
esq :. =. :. Senior Grade, ....sza,-..l 1900
{. Seminary proper, Junior Class, -
:. Med P s. session session 1870, 1900
6. 8: Senior class, 1e 90
No ert,a languages, toIth year 1900
'mss per session ofve months, with instrument
10 of instrument for daily practice, 200
" odcrn Languages, Painting drawing 1900
I'm )roldcry, Fancy Needework, or plain Sew.
IRIS, 500
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives OF the Semina-
III consequence OF the extra trouble same is
eI as IN the Seminary, viz: S1s per session. -
Pupils are charged from the time entrance to tie close
" and nc deduction made except sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, we
la only tosay, that here Gopernnent and La,p
administered kindly inleed, but still government and
law which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
NJ also SUCH that pupils are under the
cure oil Female Teachers night and day This system
extra care and trouble to Teachers, but only
ell our views. ~
As to the progress our pupils in sound learning
those Interested will visit attend examinations &c
n VIII point them TO the members OF higher classes
anu sayHc sun nosra nonlt'uenta-here pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofour city, that in the ofuIa
letter, and many other Diseases BRENrIHGERs ELU1p
EXTRACT OF SARsAPAR1LLA DANDELIoN, is dec idedy
above all other preparations. speaks
used; and although have bay
published through the papers, appointing agents
dcrs from Vermont New York, Ohio Kentucky and other
states, by PERSONS who by hea
ofts wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman of Vermont few days SINCE who used for
very serious dsease:-
DEAR DOCTORS:
The two bottles ormelicine got from you
whenin Wheeling have nearly me; please send me
some more by Express ~
Yours Respectfully.
1t is prescribed by nearly the Physicians of our
city, quack medicine have made them ac
quniEtedith the component parts we now saw to
such have not the opportunity of making it known
to- that is entirely free from all is NOT in
the least incompatible with of the Preparations
dine Fower's solution, other properties.
To be had at Paxton & Lakes and f. Yahrng and soil
wholesale and retail by = "
BRENTLlNG Err & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, '52. - ~ - - - '''' % o.
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CONGRESS HALL

NHE subscribers take pleasure informing their friends
and the travelling community generally that they
this day taken possession of that established and IA
vOrably known Hotel.
CONGRESS HALL,
Third andC Chestnut streets
They have had the house thoroughly repaired and ali the
modern improvements init oduced, and furnished in stve
of elegance which will at unsurpassed Tor
comfort and convenience. "
This is decidedly the best located the being
IN The immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines of onnibuses leave every part of the cty every
OF this House. 4
The subscribers determined spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. III = f
MORRIS & JACKSON, PIoprietors.
James T. Norris who is well knownto many OF bus
mess men visiting the CITY, lately in the Hardware house
o. James Duncan Co., and formerly proprietor OF the
nIent OF the House, assisted by polite competent
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE,

CONSUMPTION CURABLE!
Robert Sanderson, Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio sNInor
General Sanderson, officer in the 1872 cured i
Consumption by the use OF Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb %, 1859.
Dear Sir:-As consider that my life been greatly
prolonged by being cured Consumption by the use M
"Dr. Wistar's BalSam of Wild Cherry will state the
SYMPTOMS OF that others similarly afflicted NAV he
induced this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in breathngi had the hectic with violent
ushes OF heat and frequent cold chs with severe pain in
side and breast accompanied by very bad cough; was
restless nights, and had great night sweats
ring should say atleast two gallons night wetng the
bed completely through had not been able work for
scars. But much emaciated, and almost HELPLESS
when commenced using Wisar's Balsam Wild Cherry
have used In all ID bottles nd from ali those
complaints, for my health is good.
am 90 years old, and have not taken any of the
Basam since 1876, because health good as NOT 10
require medicines. Hut II should any return ~
my former symptoms should WiSar's Basam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Messrs Fall & Nc.
CraCken, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio
| ROBERT SANDERsoN
The genuine Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry has f,t
Smile OF the signature of Henry Wistar M D. PhiIadei
pha, and Stanford & Park finely executed steel en-
graHed wrapper No othes can be. gcnuil g.
| 5-Price 81 per bottIe-six bottles for So
Sold qy j. d. PARK Cincinnati O.
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut streetsentranrr
on Walnut stTcet-to whom all orders addressed
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Cincinnati HHydropnthic Or
Water Cure establishments

TINE above Institution is now open for the reception of
on s pe oca n S about FIVE miles from the CITY,
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton Rail- oad in and at
the distance from Miami Canal in the 'front.' rem
deng easy OF to those DESTROYS OF enjoying the
10 the lover OF few parts of the country can fur
s @ All s OF 6 than
Cure There nature and art combine rendering the wang enc
beautiful. beyond description
Of the tat glance The neaness and elegance OF the
wfh the act which
this Establishment desirable one The Halls exten.
range pleasure from atmospheric niaene exa,
inclcment weather. The Bed Rooms well ventilated
modious, being convenient for the application water in
every form In connection with the Institution there
viii have an opportunity q" restoring their muscular
this establishment, are clear pure, sat
and abundant flowing from gravey bed, they send
neighborhood remarkable for healthness purity OF
n o pes for boss
health; than this Institution.
OF disease for begs leave to inform the public
that pains win spared for the restoration health OF
several devoted her attention to the treatment OF
for so station viii tsRe SPECIAL gsy a led
female department Prolaysus Uteri, with its train OF
which Frustrating the energies destroying the use
ness OF large portion of the fair sex, will treated in
supporters any kind TO this subject we would invite
the attention Of ladies' as in all cases shall expect to
Persons visiting the Cure by way of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop the Carthage
station Patients requested to bring comforta
bles two blankets, two Sheets six towels and
quantity of old linen, suitable for bandages
TERMs-The terms for Board Medical Services and all
ordinary will be dollars per week. payable
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient 10 an
extra charge Some deduction will be to those who
find it necessary to spend length time the nstitI
ton Transient will be charged two dollars per
day.
From three to five dollars will be charged for the first
examination. lg, =
For further particulars addres.ss rr-lssss ,4.s. &.
.E FzrF d. \. PEASE, NJ. D.
Proprietor and Physician.
l106 BoxEshalyes, quarters and eghths, new Raisins
1SC 20 drums Smyra Figs, new crop;
6 casks currants;
6 boxes citron and Lemon peel;
.s I Fancy Box Prunes; ~ sg't ~
9 do Jar do
<ia- do to sell che.p. f..-.
skegs Malaga Grapes, in good order
trails Dates; boxes conserve Ginger;
9 bbls Cranberries, at -l4,f. - -,
dects = : n. woonRow's..
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GENERAL JACKSON
AND MARTIN TTTuEn

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WASHINGTON.

From Stuart's most celebrated Painting.
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from the BURN OF an American Artist, is considered by
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LAYERS UNIvERsUm NO Nv

= EDITED cHAaI A. DANA. ~
THIS day published Containing the following eav,n,
steel engIavirga: "The Cathedral OF strasbarg,-
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palaee OF the Legion OF Honor in sTLe Ruins Of
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nents with them for circulation THE UNIVERSUM-
lie win also supply Clubs two persons at Is half years
at S1o OF larger number al the sae
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RerEer OF Spine ind Muscle Eminent.
this remedial agent we forbear to say ANYTHING the
~ speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Sprans, pains from Bruises, Burns &C. Ia 80
extraordinary that we to sneak it's real merits
really give credence
1T can be had at
PAXTON &LAKE,S
L.s - End Of Susp. bridge, and at
uE.2f-fy:d. RRENTLNGER tSARMSTR0NG'S
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CITY DIRECTORY.

clues also foreign postage On those
eevcd the foreign postage Is required to be paid in
collected delivery On newspapers from the United
be paid and those received four
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NEW
JUST PUBLIsHED
T s9HE F f 4 TWO W 2, geagnEs, EoxAL syo.

ThE ARMET,B GUHnTs NJ = o.
sClENTIFlCAND PRACTICAL A(iRIcr, IT,,
OF. THE PARM.' HENRY srrPHrSs = BoGK
Ten, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC ASRICuLTuRr -. SOR.
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN. - In TAtr
ted with IN ali
Ieca and practical ls clear and spacious ds,ie thso
llness and accuracy OF its information the conI
ofevery illustration, have Agricultural WON
tice never been equssd Its arranged under four
Winter. Spring, Summer Autumn-and the noesyye Sr-
greatly to the value OF the by adapting il T. sdd
climate, growth, &c. of this country The unitSd s0
complete and valuable Agricultural ever us Inc
the press. 1t comprises two large royal syo ION
Il The
every implement Of hTsSSndEy now in the vafS
'n'A't' "'n LETTER iIs FROM ME, STEPHENS sri
.t.@ 'REDHRAr COTTAGE, EpIsauRsp
..,,..,,. Leonard ,S.ro,,s 70 ''sept. 30, 1sSi.
'Gentlemen-I beg to say that your .Farau>,,
the only genuine edition published in the United S,s.
circulating at present in the States the tin.
work, written ten years ago, which in my seconJ N!
entirely modelled, and great part
Culture suggested by Scientific rh 1ae practice
81 am, sirs, your our sesse ID Servant "
NOTICES OF THE PRESS EeHENs"
FARMERS GuIDE.-The concluding number or th,.
is upon table, and but repeat the W4L
OF the Agricultural press in saying it among tb eTdt
practical Agriculture. The arrangement of The aud
convenient for reference, the Illustrations Mok
language plain, clear ineligible, and truthful Thu The
comprises two royal Svo. vols of1GQ0 pSss work
wocdcuts and IA steel bN
1--WE isSve received this highly interesting and ..,
but above al, very practical work We know Of no
Agricultural woEk published in this oteeT
might compare with the one just named in winch
intrinsic merit in '-BvdIo Wool CSroo and
"THE FARMERS GUIDE.-This work is a rich nil; ,
Agricultural knowledge presented i'll simple and s.n;
style, giving copons details OF The best practice nm E
farms, and adapted to general in this count b M
Judcious notes OF the American ettor The tle
farmer Will lind very attractive reading In the
:Son between English and American hoSbanITv GoT
1t furnishes ample materials, lie may obtain NAM
hints for increasing the product of his own acres ny
mental stimulus given by the perusal OF subj wTr,H
quite as important as their more immediate purposeS
-Net1 York Tribune. - F''es' : 9
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ODD FELLOWS,

ROOM, No 1e3 Market street. near the Post Office
vIRGlSus LopGr, No. meets every Thursday evening
PRASKLN LoDGE, No -, meets every Monday evening
WHEELING LoDGE, No So meets every Saturday evening
PANoLA LoDGE, No. 81, meets every Friday evening
ABRAMS EScAAPAESr, No 1, meets 1s and Sd Tuesday
month