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A THOuSAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

brushes of every description at the Brush
I'D Factory No 557 Pesrl-st Frankin-s4aAF Asupeuor
stele Of Pant Brushes constantly on hand All articles at
tue lowest sotory prices Mseene Brushes made to order
in superior manner ,,o,x
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HdrhiuerB. Sc.

OCOMOTIVES.-Four y tun Inside con,
neoticn Frpsht Locomotives for sale oysnae sn,s
ipebee diameter % inches stroke ,ees msebne,
ID 1srrs.teo good ia all resPects Can Dc delivered IN
ds,sjy Apply TO GORDON MCKAY Iressafei ~ pv
%srbipe shop' Laurence, Mas or 70 DAVID A. CLAhi'
No 81 Rrosd az .New-fork.
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IGOR SALE. or EXCHANGE for vacant lots,
NINTH.ST, PROPERTY-For sale, the two

IN story Brick Dwelling house, No 2j8 9h-st, near ast
ea OF 2av very conveniently arranged with stable il
the r.a, suitable for the accommodation Of horses Lo
Is n by half the block VIII be sold reasonable forms
Apply to ADRIAN II. MULLER CO., No. Wsll-st-
corner Of New.
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NOR SALE-Tbe double brick HOUSE and

IL LOT 81 by 100 feet No. ITO Suivsns- near sprinsst
The House front and IS feet deep with PIAZZA ana
twosto with attic basement and undercsar fanlsned
with e furnace and water b3seent Ia yard SHRUB,
bery and vines Will be sold cheap changed for good
place in the country near the city. Apply TO hohEh
MORGAN, No PiDsst U.oJl)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

TOR SALE or to LET-House and Lot No.
Il ls9 East 2odSt, built the English Basement plan
three Rooms deep with the modem co8venences about
20 half the block Possession before the Let NAY
desirstle Hozse for small family. Apply TO HOMER
MORGAN. No. PiDe.s.
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nor sALE-Two double 4-story tenant

II bouses in sth-st; very little money wanted Alp
lot and lh0uses in 32ost favorable terms 90 lou
100 feet square Pehsmvile. Also LOT loo and ioo ss
ct Mount Vernon. Also frstc class house WIN a.
For patcalsrs inquire of J. BUXTON, Jr NO oil Chah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

EOR SALE.-Ten Lots Of Ground in Will
,oer and Esvton-sts and Bushwick Greek valuabe for
msnufacturng purposes and in rapidly improving part OF
the city VIII be sold low for cash. Impure o, ne SAD
Gerber No, 10 MsoeD. lane. WIN. o. WhSI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

E No. 1856 Crosbyse VIII be sold at price that Will
oct 10 per cent income upon the whole sum The hoases
are nearly and in good order so may remain Sn
Maden-laDe. VIM W. "h0A'
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factory and WsrcrooEs from No = Canal IT. % No
.s-ortIneut Sf PsanoF0E-es-
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EN0R SALE--A valuable Farm situated in
u Hicksve, rear the dssst Of Ne Loas island Rail
- Co, eepcssins Of eshsyEve ssreS al under Aish
state Of cultivation with twessoTy frame pssias and
Rsrns Sheda &c Ten sexs are laid oct n ss&eo, with
tult and ornaneafs Of ell kiSs For particulars IN
surS st Ne. l0a Greea~lehsf, bctwesa ~ and IL NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
CANARY BIRDS-WM. +. MESSENGER,

~ No SIT Bowery informs Tho public that he his re
PLACED the lot of Birds LATELY sold auction BY the New
York Association with the hnest heaest and cheapest col
lection ever before exhibited that be seen IN thus
city. Fancy and Breeding CAGES Seeds Fountai2S Meal
Worms, Sc, &c, large assortment.
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DRlvATE SALE.-Three Lots of Ground

- very desirable Property in the Village Of Sr,tiord,
Conn situated upon the main street. north Of the Episco
pal Church an6 bounded upon three sides by the high
wsy containing about three Upon said property
comfortable House and Barn The above property oilers
many inducements for for permanent resi-
denoe among them churches and good schools IN the
immediate vicinity and for amusemens there good fish
ine and 'owlsg The Newly ork aud New Haven Railroad
Depot ithn about five minutes walk Of the dwelling
Price S5Ooo; half remain on bond and lrtgage Apply
at No IA Wanens between the hours Of 10 aud o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

TUX SALE-At EngIlsh NtIghDOrnO0I
New-Jer-y valuable Farm containing between 20 sn
60 acres of good Land consisting orchards wood land
meadow This property lies the Hsckensack Turnpike
ONLY ~ miles from the Boboken ferry and is well worth
the ATTENTION Of purchasers For terms &C. apply 10 JOIN
v BANTA, English NeE hborhood or to L. J. VAN BOs
KFRCK No. If6 Front-st. n. Y.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor UeHf BToadlrGy I'm Sfr,,f M, Vo-L
thIs Esabshheit can be seen very Repre-;
ENCE Of OfluM, head tongue, and hands in mOtio: lie
only representation OF the kind i'll the country The IaTni
and best collection OF Ancient and Modern Coins in the II S
lie Inquire oil Soldier III the Continental
blui, lead buttons, marked U. S. A., threecOrmrd Hal
Lreeches, Caters, &c, DC. Also, Binds Of Various Plum
age some curious freaks OF Nature, Implements M
Rich Oil Paintings, fine EngIa Wings will many other ~,
ana valuable CuIIositIcS Statue III Sc col
lection cannot be found in Estabs OF the KIM in
The United States \ double Calf which is riyernIIv all
from the neck down to the middle they arc Il croyn nm
perfectly formed, aud were Brought
county State OF New York, by Mr.. jennings
Live White Kat nom berks Penn. AdHittauee G RAT.
is. Games for Excl else and Amusement,
Cannon and Domlnoes. a Billiard Room with two splcu.
did Tables, is also attached to the house. F
REFRESHMENTS.-Dnner Supper parties can he
accommodated at short notice. The larder will he
supplied with all the delcaces season. Game Oys.
ters Bee Seakr, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets provided
at any hour
AT this Establishment may he a celebrated bird
MiNo, that Will repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation for political meetings any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor The above
celebrated Establishment, and having various atcra
tons Is prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Transient Boardcrs in style not unsurpassed by tic best
Hotels OF the city of New York The ROOM which con-
tans the arcst private in this country being lin
collection Of will sustain the reputation
under the charge OF MI Thomas Riley in the quality Gifts
TORY, where meals will be all hours OF the ny
and evening. Private Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties &C. Sc-
The public respectfully invited grant share of
their patronage.
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
wishing for Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment.
N B-Privae families supplied Dinners or Summers
IN superior STYLE for Parties of number
ny homes and wares OF glass or any
OF the City FREE CHARGE
Entrance TO the REFECTORY in Fraukl;ust
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q ENEEsAlI JACK9ON
AND MARTIN T,nTHER

L LIN i
VIE Proprietors of Sartan's Magazine having nureb,
Gu the IaTg and handsome steel plate carefully enra
S. IN line and meZzOtint, from the celebrated desjpD N
ueoTse Catternole, representing
THE FIRST PERFORMERS -.ts --
HTeSeHtih5 heir Famous Protest otthe Dief of Syi7
. IN 1929,
INV onets ~ IN congestion with their Magazine in tel
This magnificent composition contains nearly on. hun
gufes aid includes authentic portraits Of the mos,
prominent men connected with that event The work rex
usve oil argin0 measures 21 rches by To- and The mini
been retaled at price less than So per COPY
is accompanied by an Instructive piSos
describing the scene tho characers liz
ded for. 'A' PAHSiPieS S"hAeH
In connection with sartain's Magazine both works win
flably in advance ~ "
ono copy Ofthe Magazine, and one of the Print 90
1%o copies OF the Magazine and two orthe Prints
rive copies 1.-THE Magazine AMI five OF the Prints
up OF the Club, ~ " 'is se''e' -
The price OF Sartain's Magazine being oftse e3per an
huI both sJonty pay now, by the above OFF, be
or what was heretofore the price Of each separatey
lcpaIatons are making TO publish in the Magalne ST.
lss OF articles AMERICAN HEROES common
lCng with Pictorial Lie of General JACKSON.
agents wanted in every town and village in the Uni
S!a!es 10 gel up Clubs upon the liberal terms
oet SounI newspapers publishing the above advertise
eh every other week for three months win be entitled
SEND on Your subscriptions and secure SC worth
ing anu ehsraVlnssfor s.. Address,
suge1 --.s....- John sARTb lh;S. *
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ERUPTIVE DIsEAsEs.

has now become settled fact, acknowledged bv tho
best physicians OF our CITY, that in the Sci Gu
1etter, anu many other diseases, BRESftHGERs FINN
EXTRACT or SARsAPARlLLA DAKDELIoS is dctideJIv
above other preparations speaks for
used anu although we have taken pains OF hnv
published through the papers, appointing agents
ior the sale pitt yet we almost weekly receiving or
states by who by chance heard
very serious disease:- ~ 1900 - 'oi
DEAR DocroR:
w The two bottles ormedicire got from vo,,
whenln wheeling. have nearly me; please send mo
some more by Express. i" " ne
Yours Respectfully.
1t is now prescribed by nearly the Physicians OF orr
CITY, not as qllack medicine, have made then,
quaIhted with the component parts; we nov "a ~ III
such as we have not the opportunity OF making II knE
tat is ehtlrely Tree from all minerals and is mi H.
tie least incompatble with any the PREPARATIONS
dine Fower's solution, other properties vi I'D
To be had at Paxton q Lakes and + YSLr,ipo ,
wholesale and retail by '''"S' anu SOIL
BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG
July 81, '52. ''' " heelng Va.
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/ NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
GAN 1NTENsEsR INTEKh STING. -

VOL. 12Mo., 81, ). ook.
MOORE & ANDERSON, have jus ready in
- THE CAMPAIGN OF GENE .ALsco,r ''
in the vaiiy OF Mexico By Lieut.. Raphn, Semmes Il
hdctaied account OF ieral seott's brilliant e
,.'. impartial account ofa he sawk Haatl in ne NL
Spirited and extended sketch OF the asst Nr.v,..
fe
written In clear and vigorous style,s ID tits di
aia n hsy,ng o its pernsal to la IT
One OF the most gallant officers in the Nv.
whole volume, work orintelect is " mtbv - Til.
place tntne department to which it belle ST. 4
Jo.n s;e ,.r =. 4. :, :, -'''l"''ts
never read history evidently so fairly vritteRThg
"a volume full ofinstruction and interest II.
with flowing pen, in vigorous STYLE enricI ny HE Write
tive Of brilliant camPotgn with personal leetaHarn
We have seen no work which has given sut , ,ivi,
pfess9ns OF scenery and character, the ev,.
Is. ca Standard. ... '-|hsrla
We find in this hook The most life liz.
men and things-of Scenery and Society-of m. iptiOa
battles and victories that we have ever read me- a
We follow wit h interest rene we'd as we sa, ~.
footsteps o. that eonsgmate soldier, whose man :. ~
ries OF manGuvers absolutely unsurpassed in ~. Tea
military Strategy--cin, Gqz. d. - 'H' d ais N
His origin descriptions drawn with rre,+ r., .
He is lively and spirited narrator His sst11 tty
are extremely vivid and produce deep impression
ne CIlticlses the military operation Att
cided partisan spirit but with evident abityNNr Dc
L1tHr. f'Sr. F.. - .'.' q -." I. Nv. u hi
Philadelphia PresGyterfG1 leu ol L.
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions of -
and storms, one can hardly wonder the fascn. lI
enthusiasm productive of the almost inerdi5 ; mi
| Princeton ReuieL1. Wa =
The book more than Ieadable; its statistics aD5c
anu sketches give the reader as clear account o
campaign as can ba found any where, superior in int
ifnot in value to Major Rpleys HistoryNN vv'f ere
| gefiSt. fH-I0 800 Az l. Era
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable qusi,i.,
@AeESTs wanted, 10 circulate this work in an gasa
the United States, with whom liberal arrangements u1
Orders must be accompanied with the cash. '''fets-
U57kLrroRs giving this advertisement two or nav.
sertios, shall have copy of the mailed IN III N
dress, upon receiving their paper containing The I ID
| tsement MOORE & ANDERSON PnIII ;Ie adVer
aug Cliff. %. West FOurt h street Cincinn"e,tHl
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,

PoWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA
eevc and Is sters This GesS 70 w s
teng place Is situated eight miles east Woodstock
Building Gone hundred ee in lengh last
SON. has been completed and is ready reception
bOARDERS; and number OF Cottages, or the use of
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR, CnALyBHArTE LIMESTONE and SLATE having
the work OF Natures abraory. They send forth
sufficient quantity o. pure water to supply many thousands
sim the ground gradually rising to the until
which presented to the eye Of the behoder one Of the
most enchanting landscape views the country. To the
rising up distances from % TO 100 yards and nom
% to 100 feet above the level bottom in the
be approached nom the east by gentle ascent
The Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery itsjut.
panorama, which, for bold outline and pleasing variety is
deed the scenery presented 10 veyy nom the Submits c
the Mansanutten and Fort Mountains, racing Page
In addition Springs proper there are number
others in the vicinity the principal which are: l. The
celebrated Mountain Spring, $50 yards dstant The
Cold Spring, short distance this; 3 Immediately
above is Chaybeate sending forth limpid stTeam:
TO the south from the Springs, about quarters OF
mile, gushing from the mountain side. is the Sweet Chaly
beate Spring The new Spring recently opened amid the
beautiful group OF willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
and which is believed TO possess peculiar medicinal quail
ties, completes tile list
picturesque valley through the narrow passage by
the prOXimityo he mountains, about twelve miles 10 The
Natural dee the rocks towering 10 he ve eob 5s
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
On arriving at the Springs the invalid has with
drawn from the cares and perpextes tolls monoony
the busy world and recuperate his exhausted emcr
gies by quatn9 the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him, and partakng the rich vians that are
prepared for the MOurishncnt of his fraiI body.
We will state, the benefit those who NAV NOT hc
OF the iaCt that large attached to
the Springs, where persons have their pastre
o stabbed they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, DC.
An attentive ostler will be in attendance and servants
to the different departments OF house; and cvcryhn
guests.
Persons visiting the Springs NORTH can leave
baltimore in the morning. and arrive here next morn
ng by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South win leave Saunon in the morning arrive
at Woodstock 10 dinner and the Springs to tea.
For the of those who may wish TO poriici
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley been receI
Bath House, with everything requisite for lIathin.
has been erected for the accommodation of visitors
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.
The attention OF the reader is called the follow ing
tifcate of rcmal kabIc by using ouly five
bottles Of Sands Sarsaparilla:
Sidney, (Aaine,) april Is, 1850.
Mcssrs. a. u. d b. SANDS:
Gentlemen-rms is 10 certify that have been afflicted
mole or less since BIRTH with SCI Oua, winch cuuti
ucd TO increase until last February. In January NY cys
we've 50 swollen could hot boot stocking un
had several large all the In this slt-
uatlon was about 10 give despair, when was all
Hlsed 10 try Sands Sarsal lila. had much faith In
ii, but sent TO your agents III Augusta Me- aud Oc ed
bottle, which did mr. much good, that sent and "a,
Hnoth her. and continued until had live bottles
am now perfectly well. ii any person may read this
letter is afflicted with disease OF SGrO.un would
most sincerely recommend him Sarsapu ria
If any person wishes tuI Their information my case
by calling upon me- convince OF healing mower nj
this medicine. STEEHENC. H1IiEIOD
- we are personally acquainted with MIR. Iiayw God
and believe his statement above 10 be true,
DlLLlAGHAM IL TITCOMB
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. n ~ II,
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, Fulton ST. corner al
William, New York Sold also by Druggists cCncIav
throughout the United States and Canadas Price a eI
bottles SIN bottles lOI So. For by
J. ii. CRUMHACKER,
49,. No l15 Main ST, Wheeling
L. wilcox oil iittsburg; Seatom ~ Sharpe Mayayic,
SiICkelord d Crlchton, PortsmOuth; Il! h. iiuI,n,,
Cincinnati. dec 10 9i,
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Cincinnati IHydropnthic Or
Water Cure establishments

u.
patients It located about five miles the city,
Oh the Carthage pike, and but few rods the amil
ton Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad in rear and at
deng easy those DESTROYS OF ENJOYING tho
benefits Of the Institution:
the lover OF nature few parts of the country fur
snt more nor variety OF than
Cure There nature and art combine the 10 n Inc
beautiful beyond description.
Of the al tat glance The neatness and elegance the
present themselves to the invalid fail 10 render
this Establishment a desirable The Halls are extern
can range at pleasure free from atmospheric Influences in
Hshe the Kooms @
modious, being convenient for the application water in
Gymnasium Hail. seventy long. where patients
Strength BY TSe hr Re
nish the water for this clear pure soft
forth both soG and The nee COUNTRY hfy ss
are remarkable for heahuness purity OF
not think Of desirable place, for those seeElm
DR. Pass, having had much experience the treatment
Of disease for many years begs leave to inform public
those committed his care. Mrs. PEAsE who mas for S
diseases peculiar TO her SEX and being 81
for SO important station will take special charge Of tho
ailments that bane of beauty, health and happiness
the o I and sire the
M an e Of
the attention OF ladies' as in all expect to
Persons visiting the Cure by the way of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at the Carthase
station. Patients requested bring two conforfo.
bles, two blankets, two sheets, six towels and
quantity of old linen, suitable for bandages. $50
TERNs.-The terms for board, AMI nil
will be ten dollars per week. payable
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient IL az
extra charge. Some deduction will made 10 those Win
find it necessary to spend length in the Ipstit
ton. Transient persons will be charged two dollars per
day ~ f~i
From three to five dollars will be charged for the first
examination. So ~
For further particulars address
D. "A. PEASE, MD
Proprietor and Physician.
SeIInage, h9Hlltoh Co. ONO aug24.
l1OS BOXES halves, quarters eghths new Raisns
1NC 20 drums Smyrna Figs, crop;
6casks currants;
boxes ctron and Lemon peel:
case Fancy Box Prunes;
3 do Jar do
1cask do to sell eheaD.
kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order: ~
trails Dates; boxes conserve Ginger.
9 bbls Cranberries, at
dOele .itf SD. wooDRow,s.
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W. SHIMGm0M

from Stunrt's NEST celebrated Painting.
MIS- large and magnificent Portrait of WIsmyoToN
inc BURN olan American Artist is considerably
nave seen II TO be one OF the beautiful speet
ncs ever published and correct likeness OF VASE
Inc size OF the plate is eighteen by twenyegh
winch VIII make handsome picture FIR the naTOr
IL M ne In the hands OF every American citizen
l,i+; Sorteet copy from Stuart's celebrated Original
FTIhting, now at the State House, Hartford CT
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Address all orders, postpaid, to the pubp- or,
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Merchants and IIechanics' Rnnk
D INCORPORATED 1895. CAP1rAL $4,000
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JOHN W. GILL. President; SoprEsxI BRADY Cashier
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of Virginia.
-sa IScORroRATED 1919. CAPITAL Sss5. 1oo
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets
JOHN C. CAMPBELL, President; DAx'L. LANE Cashier
Discount day-Thursday
Manufacturers and Farmers' Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851 CAPITAL SrocK 1900 600
THos. SWEENEY, Prest JOHN LIST Cashier
Wheeling SnvinRs' Institution.
No. 1872, Main st.
INcPoBoRATED 1884 CAPITAL $4,000
NJ NELSON, Presidents WILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer
Discount day-ThursdAy
Savings Bank of Wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPrTAL $4,000.
THOS. IL. LIST, President; WIN. RANKIN, Treasurer
Discount day, Friday.