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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels-Mav 9

ARCADE W Champlin, 81 whiicomb Miss; Bros,ers Nj
largo, ca9v, Fitzpatrick, NoIsswohy, Purser
easily McCran, S sv.ra Ark W NJ Jones X Cotky La
Smith, NY Milott, Ksefs, Andrews NO, Col b "
Field w Torrens, Prewet, Rsgssas Cove TeYss
e Green, Worthy, McCrsary, Mecarts, Ca @ W
ClTf Hssrsey Gordon, Parry, Andrews NJ Tate La
Kinney and Msniman, III Cummings sud lady, Hoagh
London TeIas Moreland, Mobile; Ferguson Doctor
porter AK II Meyers II Garrett, Richmond Edgn,
ST. CHARLES II c McAIsetin. q crswora. sbsrr.rs w
Bonner, Miss Miss Tanrsy c; Brown W Cake La
Duval Ala; Z Barnard, Ca Mrs A Bsay, Fla.
VERANDA....W Miller Mr. wanroy and LADY, Mobile D,ak
w Adams, Miss; R c Martin, J Mcclosky, La
81 Hspburn, Mr. HuteI La; Branch AAdrsya
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Nicaragua Correspondence.
Correspondence Of tbs Crescent.

| S'"'sP'"p'"'t" 'gs crescent.
sAS juan DEL NoRTE, May 8, 1858.
Edto's ereseen-fou Will perceive that have droppe
me .oreytown," ana date from San Juan Del Mort
~ me- Averets says that the Latter is far NOR
musca ana as ne Is Of acknowledged good taste, wi
MS suggeson, particularly as it saves an awkwar
neAong'
Ut never rains but 1t pours especially in this climat,
We generally have either very lively AMI exciting
very tranquil time OF &c, mere either a budget
dsartn OF news none Of your inspid mediumsa storm
or calm stf roaring breese, (though of late deat
anead or not breath The Prometheus arrived yester
y from with 900 passengers and papers of the
-o. u'i they contain no'hing new in regard to the
s Of TINS place. except That Mr. Seward called the
Tres'uent Ior the papers" Congress has adjourned
anu we sna propaoy De iaid on the table, and there
lett Tor some time In delightful state Of betwxity In
the meanwhile, Americans here growing more and
more nervous they are afraid Of the home thurst
England consents to the independence Of San Juan and
surely she must know that there Is strong prepouder
ance of American influence here now whatever It NAV
nave been year ago-the period referred to by Mr.
Everett and which really seems to be tho var ,o,a+ =
s,rm,t;o,, o,,r f.ov.rnr,.u. H.. - .,,' ''eA' IN
| g s.a-'. w 'ne s"t9ect
o@n e onseo states tnink OF giving this pnce nhab
tied as 1t by Americans to Nicaragua government
claim to it Is TO say the lsast very ou.st,oh
a.. ,,a ~ "a ,, - - ~ f.''iohaoie'
ss ua no'' au oouiu NOT occupy tho territory when
Americans established themselves here She has for some
time entertained bitter feelings towards the United
and Americans and she refused tho t,o.t,, a., -, ~
a. .ar,a,, .u.,,,- 90 - '-e 'iea'y IN which, IN
en-. a. ~. -. 90 'u"n was onereo 70 her' and
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Al the late Convention called by section Of thu
party for the Purpose of nominating party candidates for Judicial
ohes received hssng unnecessary for me TO inform
ny nA was not one Of the chosen To thoss without
authority used that Convention ma cspsia. -
me nominee Of the party for the Judghp Firs,
Court return my hearty thanks COED wishes To
Ahu nsae on my good fortune escaping uomna
Having received the largest number the first ballot in
that Convention and having in accordance
n 'ne precedent established ia the late Senatorial election Baton
Rouge mary have supposed that thereby peeud from remain
ing candidate This 10 such pssons Of different
way thinking and that candidate unto the
my!O ysry remarkable WILLIAM IIIIr
Ns- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con.
stable of the Second Justices Court Election Monday in No
vsmber 49,,
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Our thanks are due to the Purser of the
steamship Daniel Webster, for late California
papers and copy Of the memoranda of her trip
We are also indebted to Adams & Co., and
Wells, Fargo Co.'s Expresses, for the latest
dates from the gold regions
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Teec BOOKS.
FOR sALEBY
n HON 10 Wy yrrnr

TIL o NJ A L. WHITE,
NO. los CANAL STREET.
DowNING's RURAL ESSAYS
NOTES AND LAMENTATIONS TO THE TEXT OF sHAKs
PEARE's PLAYs-By Collier,
fusEF, CRUSADE IN THE EAsr-By j. Ro.. B,orrs
Carlen. ., sA'
me NEokoMANcER The Mysteries the Court Of Hspy,
,nn sioIhEh AND HER oFFsPRING-Bys. Tracey, MD
LIVES OF THE BROTHERS HUMBOLDT
THE OLD MANS BRIDE-By T. g. Artlur
FRANK FREEMAN's BARBER sHoP-By Rev r. n Hall
McLoUDS HISTORY OF THE CRUSADE
ABBoTT's HISTORY OF NERO o.a
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We return thanks to Mr.. Longworth, for his
polite attention and promptness in delivering
our correspondence from San Juan de Nicaragua.
Mr.. Longworth came by the steamship Daniel
Webster
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Died I:

On Monday May 9, w. B. KINNEY aged 4s years nstvs n,
county Clare ireland, and for many resident q hs city,
DoNNAuD, aged 81 years. " ~ 'S
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On Joseph HNffy, On
w IMPORTER, Ayl
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER

On Joseph HMffy, On
Nv IMPORTER XII
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY. RICH FANCY
AND STAPLE GOODS,
NO. ~ CAMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL.
and under the St Charles Hotel, ST. Charles street
NEW ORLEANS
Respectfully invites the attention retail dealers and
purchasers his VERY LARGE STOCK which freshly
imported and constantly supplied throughout year.
SHELL COMBS,
TATIoN SHELL AND BUFALLO COMBS, Of every style and
BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION of his own manufacture and
Of the lowest Northern faoory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
such a. PERFUMERY HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS PosIATUM FAN.
CY SOAPS, etc. ''-
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES poRrA-
BILE DESKS together with PORTE MON
NAILS, Of stys and shape prices
GUNS, PISTOLS KNIVES, COLTS and WARMERS REtoLSNG
PISTOLS SCISSORS, RAZoRs, LIFE PRESERvERs, FISHING
REELS and TACkLE Of variety suit the
Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
The stock In this line, consisting T. Conner j.
Iobas jos johnson
SWISS and ENGLISH LEV Frs together with OF
and Eastern JEWELRY sILVERWARE haa
great by " Roberts, for engaged
are offered to purchasers
Every article warranted represented money
WARRANTED. fsi9 ANS
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Gregory's Express furnished us yesterday full,
files Of tho very latest California papers. Such
sabstsutial favors from our friends we highly
pppsspiats. Sss
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superior Pens,


j. @. MORGAN'S,
EXCHANGE PLACE. adjoining the Pos.-oase
PERRY's PATENT DOUBLE ACTION SMALL BARREL PENS
Extra Fine Points.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
U 8 E q l. S IT Alto merry,
consisting Of
LETTER, FooLscAP, PACKET POST RECORD COMMERCIAL
NOTE PAPER, etc.
NOTE PAPER AND ENvELoPS-A great variety.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PORT FoLIOS
MAYNARD AND MOVES BEST BLACK INK
GOLD PENS RoGERss BEST PEN AND POCKET KNIVES
INK STANDS IVORY, BONE AND WOOD FOLDERS
1NDELLiBLE INK, PORT MoNNAIEs; RULERS;
METALLIC MEMORANDUM BOOKS; WATERS;
BEST RED AND FANCY SEALING CoLoREp WAX.
IVORY TABLETS, ETC. ETC. mys s.qD,,w
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4OPtnssfes's and Country Dealers.
p. & Il. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL sTs.,
u Keep constantly hand
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
SUITABLE FOR THE COUNTRY CONSUMPTION
find EVERY ARTICLE in their rssu
for their plantation
Country Merchants would do well examine thar RICH
SUPPLIES OF IMPORTED GOODS, which they cell in SMALL
QUANTITIES thereby giving the purchaser GENERAL AssoRT
MENT, without laying in large supply Of each article
p. l. f. REILLY & CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEALERS
mh2l 9ptf cornor Canal and Royal styast.
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DNWSettt'S sdHbGftC0h w fStpuQu0
III A NJ s,
THE PIONEER BRAND,
ESTABLISHED IN 1887. AND FOR WHICH
A PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT THE WORLDS FAIR, OR LONDON
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, IN 1851,
az had this city throughout present eason al IN,
following establishments
PETERS, WILLARD CO.. Of Old Levee Bipnvie ss.
r. NJ. MeALPIN CO., No. 20 Common street. No. IS cana
street Row;
HAIL. KEMP CO.. Of Canal and Tehouptouau siree
J. L. JOHNSTON co. Magazine Poydras stee,r
WHTCoNB LAN1ER OfTehooptouiaa ste;
A.. ROBERTS CO.. 50 Poydras streess;
JOHN S. WALLIS 100 Magazine street;
DUDLEY 4 NELSON. Is Common and 50 Canal street;
@. NJ. BAYLY CO., ~ Common and IS Canal street;
KENDALL YOE CO.. Of Graver
R. W. ADAMS, 20 Tehoupitoulas street;
HOLMES cLAUSS, . Gravisr street;
j. M. JOHNSON d CO., From. Leves;
JOHN C. SHANNON, FultOa s,reet;.x
WIS. WRIGHT CO., 81 Tehoupitoulas street;
CONVERSE CO., Lafayette and Tehouptouias ,trest
"Dueh the FIRST Western liam.
and Ia smphatay the WESTERN PIONEER in the bu.nps, ~
cure Invariably gooiuous better" Cincinnati Gazss
~ Cured and for sale by
CHARLES DUFF1ELD CO., LousyIIs Kv
fe9s SNIP MARTIN, OWEN a CO.. Contracting Agents.
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Day and boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ D. DIMITRY
az The aases the above school will be reformed MONDAY
nss JanuArys.
No systems Of superficial instruction, books
questionable prcpriety adopted Strict paid well
the physical welfare TO the moral training and
ment Of tho pupil.
This institution offers great advantages for the learning Fueh
language.
Apply BY letter. at the Institute TIvoLI CIRCLE
South section. decsl lv9,
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The Steamship s. s. Lewis Ashore,

PASSENGERS SAVED Total Loss of the Shin.
we are again called upon to chronicle the loss
Oh one OF the ocean Steamers plying upon this
coast The steamship S. S. Lewis, CAPT, SPAR
row, belonging to the Nicaragua Line, went
ashore about half-past three o'clock Saturday
morning, in the vicinity of Bolinas BAY, about
10 miles north of the Heads A dense foo pre.
vailed at the time, and the ship was kept stand
ing off and on until the mist should rise. and
show the position of the coast Sweeny 4
Baugh's Fog Bell was ringing out its notes of
warnings but the ship had stood so far to the
northward, that the bell was not heard ON
board. The Purser, who came overland to Sau-
celtic, and thence by boat to the CITY, has not
furnished us with an official report Of the disas-
ter, and we are in consequence compelled to give
the story as il reached us, without vouchine for
its accuracy in minor details.
The ship was under easy Roadway, all hands
literally in the fog as to where they were, when
she struck upon reef that ran out some dis
lance from the shore, about six miles north of
Bolinas Bay. Every effort was made to back
her and get her off, but without avail. The Sea
was high and striking her violently, threw her
prosdside on to the reef, where she now lies,
keeled over Avs
Ascene of the greatest confusion and terror
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| GREAT ATTRACTION! .T7757; 900
! Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Wei III oad1Gy aud street. Neg York.
II this Establishment can be correct Rere
"a selatiom Of LADY IN CHINA, undertle, 1NFIU
ENCE OF oPluM head, tongue, hands in iotio; lilo
only representation OF the kind count ry l, Tans
.d best collection ol ANCIENT and Modern Coins in the 4;
Thefigue Soldier i'll tic Continental Cnorm him .i5
eeches, Caters, ec HAlso, Birds OF Various Pi
some curious FIcaks OF Naie Iuan Implements az
VAR Shells Minerals, Gold, silver Copper oiier Ores
Rich OIL Paintings, fine Eng avings, many other rg,,
AID valuable Cultosities, Statue ofGcofge Ill Sca ci
cannot he oud III Establishment of tie Kind In
the United States A double Cali whichis universally a,i
fon the neck down to tho middle fey uIl grown and
perfectly formed, AID ought town OF Lyme
Jetis county State OF New York, by MIR. John Jelr
Live w he Rat nom Berks CO. Penn dRittdnce C An
Is. Games for Excl ciscand Amusement, Blind s Hack
Gannon and Dominocs. a Billiard Room with two srlcm
did Tables, is also attached to the house. - ~,
REFRESHMENTS.-Dtn and Supper parties cau br
aeconmodated at very short notice. The Larder will In
Supplied with all the Jelcaces or the season. Game 0vs
tes ec seake, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets &C. provided,
at any hour. -
Atths Establishment may be seen celebrated bir,I
MlNo that will repeat almost anything alter straiger
INSTRUMENTATION tor political meetings ofany paity
Ele Subscriber having become Proprietor the above
celebrated and having made various alteraA
tions repaired to Travelling Public ami
TRANSIENT Boar dcIs ~ not ny tho best
tains the rarest this being tLcl
collection many years. viii the
under the charge OF MIR Thomas Riley quality cfits
TORY where meals will all hours Of The day
and evening Private rooms Cour martial ReereSs
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Pa rites &c Nc
The public al respectfully invited grant him share OF
al .ljp3fFT3 bst CHARLIE wRIG Hp Propriet,,r5f 9
Perx wishing and may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment tiI
m BPrivate families Supplied with Dinners or Summers
superior styic orPares of any number their respec
tive Homes and of glass TO any lar
ofthe City sA i5fT II : -
IS Enfr1urs 10 M RRFECT0RV =, p, -. L,.. u,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wmEEiEsINf. PIsS,IA IE s;E1r1Ns.aRY,


HE regular time for tho commencement oftho Fall
ssss9a e ssis S Il ss
Tps tsaehsss At present connected tho Seminary
Rev. d. w roLFoRp, BID, Psincfpqi.
Mss MSReakET ORR ORR ;. .'' - y
Miss FRANCIS I. HARplNG.
Miss NARY Q. ToLEoRDS A''t'iant Pri@sys fsepaIt
P RI JSH 3. ss and s ef5ss
Prof p II. SToN 4, nHoeal Music. .asttHrH
m PSt thas aaS he OH
Il; obahy be with us nthe Spring ,'i-ts
enlnary Philadelphia She not only gives i.Strue
Teasss n aas F4eae RS
IN Music c receive lessons they may prefer, either
Tic Natural Sciences viii be- taught by the ro-ar
fcachers and arrangements made for courses Lectures
.iore The classes by some experienced Lecturer and tx
Terms the Seminary Any person Knowing tho grade
,pupil, will at once know the amount or Tuition Where
sss faat 3 tic Papis sfade p''' %s 'l'
Hoard and T9ition, with room rent Bedding Fire ard
Lights AMI Ancient Languages, II desired, per session
Tashihgfo f Boa dog, 90 !
session, Oh Ei.afz ~ 500
s. :. ~ gsT session, 1900
ss$s5; a.; rst, s$$
10 e=tra charges ercept for he Joo,0idg branches;
As9 session OF months, with OF instrument
u,e ofinstr@Icnt for daily practice, ass7s-5r 800
AlDd;En Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
rs NJ = 't"'. 500
Vocal Chemical and Lectures 00
Wic:t Music Teacher lessons the Semna-
~, il consequence of the trouble, the same is charg.
oil 1s m the Seminary, viz: $tS per session.
Pupils charged from the time entrance to the close
:esston and nc deduction made except for sickness.
With reference to the management the school, we
1ln,is,srsd kindly indeed but still COVE nmen and
Law, which al concerned must respect and obey Our
cure OF Female Teachers night and day This
ca ira care and trouble to Teachers hut
sn'tn We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
As TO the Progress OF our pupils in sound LEARNING
Hose interested viii our ons
wi will point them 70 the members higher classes
and sayHic snt Aostrg pledges
Wheelfnr Aupl
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ANoTAER REMARKAgLEs CURE. Zoe

~, = NEw YoRK, JAN. s, 1880
Lodging to you the great benefit have received
from the OF Sarsaparilaa suhject Of pulmL.
70 be Seted rev weeks after leturn
omthe debility and great pros ration or trengtil that
followed with the ptotracted difficulty ofresri alton l.
am entirely relieved by The your Sarsaparia which
consider most important and truly valuable discovery
in the healing art that have fourteen yea,s
enjoy led so goud health as at present, / Z 4r s,s
- n ~ q 81 = u Gratefully yours, 20 TGf n
s. K. SAYMoRE.
Prepared anu sold Wholesale and rciail, A. H. & ID
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton ST. corner
William, New York. Sold by Druggists ecIeIaI,
throughout the United States and Caadas Price 81 lei
bottles six bottles for So. For sale by q . 49, -
= lHp5-.satr r-Asi.2t j. II. CKUAIl3ACR Err et+2-
80" hll. - yt - No. II5 Main ST., whcelns q, 2
Ia Wicoxo Pittsburgh seaton & Sharpe Maysyillc
Sacltelord q Crchton, Porsmouthi and Il. b. Hinnr
Cincinnati. ~ ~ 7sss''afN mario,yn,
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~ fsta - -aI %.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE MA1ts-eSEw ARR 1No EMrS-
Departs At = + p IN l ton to the iee west Vest
GIeat Mail-sIrises at 81 a. M, from the West
Mclsville-arrives daily 6snnday exceped p nl
ItltoasyiIe arrives Tuesday and Friday at 11a a. IN
paIkersbqGe-a Monday. "Wednesday and Friday,
departs at 40 a,m on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Wooster-arfivea Tuesdays Thursday s and Al,
bar Departs Monday, WeInesday, and Friday att,
Mcrgantown-ria Wayfesbprg, Pa, arrives Thursday at
oTgantewneria BiscksSiiic arrives Tuesday at en- M
bethany ard West berty-leaxes at O'Clock ON 4ues
tiay, Thursday and Saturday. ,.5ET7
RATES OF POSTAGE. ,.s. & Is.
The Post Office law, passed March Sd 1851 sx.s
the rates OF Postage as follows J. - 80 -
1000 miles er baif ounce or nS a. III
K1seeding 5000 miles, &C prepaid ioc unpaid ~ i
Drop letters letters cent
ta'-aa On Circulars, DC. r. 800 W.
unsealed circulars per one one ounce or less i IL @
For any distance not exceeding 800 miles, cent.
81 So. 9. ssoS niles n,iiss. 800 5ssnts
I.."s exceeding $500 miles, 10, .a l6eents.
This includes handbils, pamphlets, engravings maya
on Which, tie "a
hound S9Ss not sxsseng g lbs nwsght printed
Re pr at ne
These rates include, in addition to the specified
a" sBs g6 aSt actual 4
from the once OF PaBicatio1 per quarter for WrEKIirs
Distance nom county ofPubiieaoa moi &c
ks $50. d 800 ~. lSSS r iSe.i
o.. go, 81 re 81 100 M Sc.
skalwkEklT papers do4sFe the rates - 9''
NoSTHEY = one.foarM g. - . Is, : 40 81
D4ILY. oener than 5 times The above rates.
oee publication anu the county line IS to BE- the
EoRElGN- POSTAGE.
CANADA &c.-Letters from Canada and The fsfit
sh N American Provinces, for over 5000 miles To-
cents half ounce 5000 miles, cents Prepay
EBRTTkIs onletters tween any
Office United States California and Oregon excep
per halfSounee, IS cents under and Oh
FIRST ounce optional On 1esaa aes the the
rate is two cents easho he prepaid On newspaper 10
any foreign Great Britain, each
GERMANY, PRpssIA, to the following coun
er, cents, by an American steamer, 81 cents
Alexandria, via 1aTseilles Malta leland of Us rs
Austria and Austrian States Strelitz.
bavaria Naples, via 1Iarselles.
i i;;T,S1SgL SS2aEsSSSy,sa fiAEf ? = ~
brunswick Poland. n 80. "a z .i-s'i r. y
ieyroot, via Ma Tsieles. Prussia! So aE5s
ls arasa9 the d" s. so1eh.
France tsiaft1s sT7N Saxoify = s3tsisa ga ~ 3
German States scutari, via MARSHES ~
Gibraltar. SMYRNA do de-
Greece, via MarseiIles.S sweden. IL gsS1a
Hamburg ana CpxiRyenk lSMitzeElald5 ,zsf3
hanover 5s Turkey in Europa
aoland * l4t..5 5a6 Tuscany, via Marseilles3
1onian Islands, wallachfa 800
I.nl,ec. an Ia . IS wurtembnress SO ~
pre- Paying ne postage and tho United
aeS OIL ~ cams; or 20 sent
States TO loloSyin named and c f
as teie e - PEE bait n
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r. DR.. Todd's Pills q.
(tAN be had fresh and genuine at the following paoes in
" the city of Wheeling and vicinity, viz-At Drug
stores of James Baker: Kells Callpc Brentlinger q
oi pr 7 y Logan y o. Brel,k !h Mckee
the Shoe store or Todd o. DevO market square, and at
The Drug store proprietoT cornerG OF Quincy
Finh streets. .9iir3gna
They can also be had at punp,s, Grave Creeks Be
billions and Jacob Goodings, National Road; Benz. l.
Craven, west Alexandra Wilson west Wheel
ng and Ely LoonlarI's, bridgeport, Ohio.
| These pills need no further recommendation than
trial. they have now been In constant use for thar
if sSsG l 9hy We Them sanes they
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Entrance 10 MeREFEoToRYi in F,astlfn ~
CincinInnii .Ilyd.rolptn.thie or =
Water Cure Estab1ishments

h Water cure establishment. i''t
patients, Its about i've miles nom the sitS q
on the Carthage pike and but few rods from the HanfI
the distance Miami Canal in the reS 4.
II easy Of access to those DESTROYS enjoying the
TO the lover nature few parts OF the county can mr.
before way ccnn sfp to ,'s is
Cure There nature and art combine, rendering the vcw
The large, and beautiful Edifce displays the tssto
interior with Inc numerous attraefions %le eS
present themselves to the INVALID cannot fail 10 render
syc the spacious inviting, where the invalid
fSa Rsa Rdos 5
and neatly furnished; the Bath Rooms pe ana corr,
everyo2m with the institution on there &
GymasiumH seventy five feet long. where patients
Strength by heahi exercise Springs which, r
s water for this establishhen dear pure, SOFT
forth water both cold and delicious The country ami
ysiety II scenery thass %e s,9
not thinks q more desirable place, for those seela
Pass, having had in The treatment
pains ief resoratoat to seaI e
those somn1ittsd IT, his Mrs who has s
diseases peculiar 70 her SEX and being every way ops s
t1hs
that sa2s Of female beauty health and
hess portion Of the fair SEX win be treated in
this successfully, Independent pessafies or
perform perectcu W
Persons visiting the Cure hvthe way OF the cincn6at
Hamilton and Dayton Rail- Ja will stop at the arhaec
station Patients requested to bring two confortS
auantit ofIod linen, suitable for bandages ~
TERMs.@The terms for Board Medical Services and ali
weekly Extra attendance viii subject patient to an
extra charges Some deduction will be made to those l
find it necessary to spend length time lin the Instifi
tom. Transient will charged two dollars er
day. zsgsssS.f5 s.
three to five dollars will be charged for the first
For further particulars address 10 f.at ss s55f sl,ls
s4J1i D.A. PEASE, n. D.-4tsi. ifs,., *;
fTgg go u IL . u Proprietor and Physician.
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Silk 81 sDf gss Goods.

IQAXAnERE and FiouucedQ silks, extremely Brd
siis m Tan coor Ashes Roses &C., Satin dc
uheie Black SILKS all qualities, Royal nam
Caps all Wool French Afonslindie Eainesi rioi,
designs, Stewart Paids, Fteneh AIerinos ne
Laines Trquoise Tibet Cloths ELEGANT French
" eolors Persian and Lama Cloths, black
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
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Dublic Notice-I have avery large lot of extt5Ii
II terms OF choice marble work, which will SELL.
Guiding some splendid large and small MonummSsasss "
cost, II applied for soon, at lggt.r. NJ. j. ROHahs
feb22 Marble Works, 81, Market street