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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14
Dlscussion on the Bible.

NE"YORK Wednesday,, June g. 1885,
To As rdfo~ d TIsN. Y TSf5ale.
SIR You think il would be best for two able speakers
from each side who have studied the question to meet for
tie discussion Of the origin authority and influence Of the
Bible If the believers in the supernatural origin and ii
vine authority Of the Bible will select such speakers
their side the believers in the human origin and imperfect
character Of the Bi e will gladly appoint meet
hem and discuss the question with them till the subject is
coI idered 10 be exhausted
WI you allow 10 add that the Convention at Hart.
ford Tcedd the expectations Of ts authors except in
particular namely the weakness Of the opposition they
net with They certainly expected to hear from believers
IN the III, inc authority Of the Bible ADLER defense of
views. Yours very respectfully JOSEPH BAKkKH.
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THE ALBANY IRoS WoEKs AT TRoY-A correspondent
eIcs US the following account Of the Albany Iron Works
at Troy owned BY Erastus Corning and John f. Winsow
THE rolling mill is probably ole Of tie most conplee
10 lie world and certainly has equal in this coueiry
HE PROJECTORS rank very high of practical basi
ness talent but IS net too much say that the arrange
HeIts OF this establishment due principally 10 the
praeiiced judgment Of Mr Winslow Ia June 1852 the
steam rolling mill was burned 10 the ground involving
immense loss not merely in the building and machinery
GbtL NE Habny 10 answer orders and ill contracts tor
non. but The entire past experience Of Mr. WmsOw' As
@ ~ his Obserya iron establishments IA Great
bfiain was brought 10 bear plan for the new MIL
WHICH should combine every improvement ~iihln ms
reach and, ii by magic the present monster building
prang The pubic had hardly ceed to express their
regret that such fine MILL the former one, had been
burnt before II announced that the most beautiful IRON
msnuacOry in America already occupied the site Of the
destroyed As the dimensions Of the main building
II three hur bred and Sxyh feet by one hundred and
thirty FIVE II has two wigs the one IS hy by seventy
FIVE feet and the other twenty-five by thirty feet 1t
Of and quarter OF ground andtO
all and purposes IS reproof Ii stands ia splendid
contrast with iron Vofks, as usually them. Here
have roof covering an acre OF ground, and the
whole giving sign that the protector knew hts own wants
so well as not TO be obliged 10 put up she'd here and
another there 10 provide for something not originally
thought The original plan perfect that the build
ing Itself is accidentally beautiful and unique The walls
tui Of brick and the doors of ir0n which there
sixty tour double pairs 10 stranger there nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14

number from California st very moderate wsges nlVe
rnnh Of their farming operations in California and
b,lievs them TO he the nieest cuvaors in the worid
am sstnfd that southern planters we're % s's
ib.r slaves and hire Cinnamon at moderate wase' ley
would be greatly benefited by the change FRANCISCO
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CALIFORNIA.

a. the Pacific steam Msrfne-stats OF rraa 10
s~.srn RxpcdIrios--weekIy Hsii-City fren, n
ses.ieu-stage Route 10 Caiiforna-cs"v.s vi.
|ssv~.e Observation-Disclosures Press-"'"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-03
BURNER'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

POWELLS FORT SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA
deve and Seeon3odas vsiters This delightful II Wa
ering place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock bo
Building Gone hundred feet in length commenced last
son has been completed and is ready Tor the reception Of
Families, have been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR, CHALYBENTrE, LIMESTONE and SLATE all having
the work Natures abratory. They send
sufficient quantity Of pue water TO supply many thousands
sim the ground gradually rising TO the south and until
it reaches the western base OF the Mansanutten
which presented TO the eye OF the behoder
most enchanting landscape views the country. To
sins up at distances Of rom Is 10 100 Yards and o
% 100 feet above the level bottom in front the
northwest OF the Springs Many OF these elevations
be approached nom the east by gentle
The Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery ut
ting its deep raynes, and its LOFTY peaks
panorama which, for bold outline and pleasing variety
deed the scenery presented vc:y rom the SUBMITS Of
Mansanuten and Fort Mountains, embracing Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be
In addition to Springs proper there are number of
others in the vicinity, the principal OF which
celebrated Mountain Spring 16O yards distant g The
Cold Spring. short distance from this; 3 Immediately
above is Chaly beate, sending forth a lmpd stream; i
To south from the Springs about three quarters OF
mile gushing the mountain side, is Sweet Chaiy
beae Spring The Spring recently opened amid the
beautiful group oi WILLOWS that shade The Sulphur Springs
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
ties, completes the list.
Visiters coming from North or East can enter the
picturesque valley through the passage formed by
the proXimtyo he mountains, about twelve miles 10 the
Natural dee The rocks towering 10 the Very CLOUDS
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
arriving at the Springs the invalid onoe with
drawn the and pepeNities, tolls monotony
busy world and his exhausted ene
gies by quafns The pure waters that incessanv flow
him, and partaking OF the rich daily
prepared for the nourishInent OF his iTail body
We will state, for the benefit OF those may not lie
of the fact that we large attached TO
the Springs, where persons can have their horses
| or stabbed as they may prefer
BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars Tobacco, &c.
attentive Ostler will be in attendance and servants
different departments the houses everything
guests.
Persons visiting the Springs from the North can leave
baltimore in the morning. and arrive here next morn.
by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
the South, will leave Saunton in the morning va
at woodstockto dinner and the Springs to tea.
For the amusement of those who may wish TO parci.
in such exercises Ten Pin Alley erected
A Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing
has been erected for the accommodation OF visiers.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor WeSf BToGdIray Fya,kI lin 4treet Nm, Iork
L TINS establishment can be correct Repe.
IA sehationoIa LADY IN CHINA, under the IN III
ENCE OIL OPIUM, head tongue, hands in muiin: ts
only representation OF tile kind in the The largest
and best collection OF Ancient and Modern in the III \
The figure OF Soldier i'll the Continental Uniform; blue and
bul lead buttons marked u three .CoTIsed Hat
BIeechcs, Caters, &c. DC. Also, Birds or Various Plum,
some curious FIcks of Nature, Indian Implements nj
War, Shells, MEelas Cold Silver,
Rich Oil Paintings fine Engravis with many other FARO
and valuable CurOsities George Ill Suca col
lection Cannot he found III Establishment the Ind
the United States. double Cali,
from the neck down tile middle. rhey ire ul eToy aJ
perfectly formed and b. ought the fowl, OF I,r
Jefferson county State OF New York. by Mr. Jennings
Live White Kat from Berks Penn !IdSiitianee iAT-
Is. Games for EXcICse and Amusement, Billiards Rack.
Cannon and Dominoes Billiard Room with tWo spcn
did Tables, is also attached TO the house. i
REFRESHMENTS.-Dim Supper PARTIES cnn In,
accommodated at short notice The Larder will he
supplied with all the deliCaCieS season. Game
ters Beef Steake Mutton Chops Veal Outlets &C. provided
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may be q celebrated birI
MlNO, that Will repeat almost anything alter
REORGANIZATION for political meetings any paTty
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF The above
celebrated Establishment, and having altea
tols, Is prepared 10 accommodate the Travelling Public and
Transient Boardes in style not unsurpassed best
Hotels OF the city OF New York. The Bar Room which con
tains the private in
collection years, will
il under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley, in quality CT lis
wines, &c. &c. Connected with the above is REFEI;
TORY where meals will be hours OF The Iav
and evening Private rooms for Courts Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties, DC &c
The public respectfully invited grant him share I
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
10 Persons wishing pure Wine and Spirits may tepenl
on Ina wing them genuine at this Establishment $3.50
n. B.-Prvate families Supplied with Dinners or Supnrrs
IN superior STYLE for Parties OF number their rcspec
tive homes and wares glass silver any part
E,,tr0nce 10 the REFECTORY in ErooLyin,, .
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GRNERAI. JACKsON
=. AND MARFIN16TTTHER

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unprecedently low.
This magnificent composition contains nearly one hun.
dred hsures aud includes auSenc portraits OF the
prominent men connected with that The work Tex
elusive OF margn) measures 21 inches by TO- and the print
yer been retaed at price than S. per COPY
is accompanied hy instructive Pretoria
Key reference describing the scene the characters
ded for. " f-N'fS' S
In connection with Sartans Magazine both works will
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The price Magazine being ofitser 3per an
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Preparations are making publish in the Maeazne
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NIeehnnie., nInnnfae.urer. and 1nren,ors

TIME EIGHIu VOLUME OF the SCIENTIFIC a MEXICAN
commences the 18th september 1t is principal.
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and is to advance the great
MISUNDERSTANDING Manufacturing 4srictIxraiN
the genius and master spirit OF the nation
II is uHyalled Journal of the Sciences
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The Publishers pledge themselves that the future VOL
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Among the subjects chiefly brought forward and
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Farming Fire rms, Electricity TelegTaphs SuTgcoI In
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Notices OF New Inventions, american and Foreign TIE
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PRosPECTUs
AMERICAN wn1c RE,n1Em

AMERICAN WIG REVIEW
me origna Prospectus OF the American Review is.
AT Washington by MI Cotton IFS former PTopTie
number OF the leading Wing Members OF
e IWenty-sevenh Congress CISg56) subscribed their
names TO the following resolutions
nestly approving the paE of such National orgaA
heeueu and OF manifest Importance the undersigned
70 comm butte for its Pages time to time such
SuhSatlons as may be necessary set forth and de-
emu Inc doctrines Of te United PARTY OF the Union
SIsned by George p Marsh Daniel d.. barnard, ]. bic
neIson berrlen, r. IngeTsoll, z. Joy Morris T. L.
Sn9gman Daniel Webster, X. G. Winthrop Thomas Hut.
IeL Ming hamilton Fish, J. 2. Kennedy, M s. Archer,
Ruius Ghoatc, Alexander H. .Stephensn
An engraved portrait distinguisbed person will
oe lounl IN every number OF the Review They will
any &c portraits OF living American Statesmen and when
EcI that is possible will be accompanied wi an authen
NC Memoir OF the person represented - B &
II ia oSeets OF the Review OF course polte1l
designed to set forth and defend the prnePles. the
% "a; ana the men OF the United hg Party Of the
~ has been matter OF just reproach to Party
Ss snongh II embraces sdue proportion the iEei-
sShee anu learning OF the country, no Quarterly
ontny organ devoted TO the expression and Of
us opinions md measures. The conductors AmeTi
can review have done what Ia them lies to remove this
and truth - ~ 'O eN VI 49,,
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STATE OF MAINE.
The attention OF tho reader is called follow ing Ger
tiicate OF remarkable effected by using only t.c
bottles OF Sands Sarsaparilla:
Sidney, (Muine,) ApriI 10, 1850.
Messrs. y. Il. & ID. SANDS;
Gentenen-rhs is 10 certify that have been afflicted
mole less since my bilth With SCI uua, which cunli-
ucd 10 increase until last February In JaELay my legs
we've swollen could boot stocking,
had several large all the time. this sit
uation about 10 give up despair, when was adj
vised to try Sands Sarsa had faith an
it, but seEt 10 your agents in Augusta Me- rocui
bottle, Which did much good, that sent and cot
another, and continued until had taken five bottles
perfectly well. If any person may read this
letter is afflicted with any disease Scroiua, would
most sincerely recommend him TO Sands lila
If any person wishes further information about case
by Calling convince OF healing power
this medicine STEIHEN Z. HiIITOOD.
p = We are personally acquainted with Mr.. uayw God
and believe his statement above 10 be true.
DlLLlAGHAM d. TITCOMB
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL A b. d ID.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton St. corner of
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists gcueIalIy
throughout the United States Canadas Price 81 lei
botei six bottles Tor s.. For sale by
J. ii. CRUMBA CKER,
49,. No. f'5 Main ST., Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pitsbuigh seaon d Sharpe OF Maysvic,
hackleiOrd & Crichton Portsmouth,; and f. b. IinnaI
Cincinnati. dccIO-3m
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] NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. scot3
GAN aNTENSEsRINTRR STING. ~. ~
VOL. 12MO,Sl, 5.

VOL 1eMo.,S D. ok.
MOORE d ANDERSON, have jus ready in K, a.
~ T TIE CAMPAIGN OF GENE AL SCOTT
in the vay OF Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphatlsemmet 1;
detailed account OF General SCOTS brilliant
Lieut. B. s,r is man r 81 sterling E
spirited and extended sketch of the asst M.,i,,.,
a"Ge 10 rhe ss Ss
Written ina clear and vigorous styles ID tits SiT,
@s s buying commenced its perusa TO it asideS.
Ono OF the most gallant officers in the wv
whole volume work ofintelect, is Irthy ~ The
place inthe department to which it belle gs-Gsli L
sit is no small praise to the author to ga that
never read history evidently SO fairly wTitteaItt
"a volume full CONSTRUCTION and interest, n. 80
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, eic ng his @,
the distinguished actors fniHationaT Ega objections
We have seen no work which has given SUI vivi,
PLessiOns OF Mexican scenery and character the To-
OF Gen. Scott's Campagn.-SouIGer,r Press '"e eSeH
Has given to the public attractive wor! -Cb
Is. CO Standard. S"'0'ta
and things-of Scenery SOciety-of ma sbon .
battles and victories, that we have read % sLs
ReTieto. 4S4'aie
We follow with interest renewed, as we adyar Co.,,
footsteps ofthat consumate soldier, whose man ~ L9
res OF manceuvers absolutely unsurpassed in thea & s
military Strategy.-cin. Gaz. NN o.
He is lively and spirited narrator. His battle Al &
extremely ivid, and produce deep Impression
Imagination He criticises the military operation in ie
cded partisan spirit but with evident aby.NN 4 St
| hun -' l. M
The very best book which that has called 70, f,
| Philadelphia PTes6yte7iGTG wi R.
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions OF ne, .
and storms, one can hardly wonder at the fascibao
enthusiasm productive or almost i1IcTd5I~ . nj
repeatedly displayed during the Mexican W.
| Princeton Re1ieLr. wa =
The book more than readable; its statistics ,,,,
and sketches give the reader clear an account Ia
campaign as can ba found where, superior in ine
| geIist. Eta
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable ou,f,,.
that eminent commander Gen. Scott.-Harpey.s No.
O1-AOEsTs wanted to circulate this work in All 6s-t
the United States, with whom liberal arrangement ~
be made for canvassng particular counties or stTi
| Orders must be accompanied with the cash.
10 ELlToRs giving this advertisement two or uor. i
Scrons, shall have copy OF the work mailed to their
dress, upon receiving their paper, containing the sJ
| tisement. MOORE &c ANDERSON, Publisb.TSS 'e'
| aug 21-tf rs. West Fourth street. Cincinnati n
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WASHINGTnM

from stuaHt's most Celebrated Painting.
'hlS large and magnificent Portrait OF WAsHIHGToE
rom the BURN OF an American Artist
VINO have seen to be most beautiful speci
ens OF art ever published and correct likeness OF
ne slI9 tine plate Is eighteen by twentyeght
II IL DC IN me hands Of every American citizen
faIlInInng, now At the State House, Hartford, CT.
ninety engravea and printed plate paper
reduced the price to ONE Do.LARt = :
PeIsons RENTING the amount may rely upon receiT
copy by return OF mail any part OF thu
carefully put rollers made for the ose
free Of postage. ilais -. - " $50 - -
Address al orders, postpaid. TO the publ or,
IEaqIifg u. JOHN s. .YLoR,
fss lof.r! Hook seller aud p I fshrr u. York
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CONSUMPTION CURABLE!

CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sanderson, Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county Ohio, and brother OF '.Naicr
General SandeTson, officer in the 1872 cured
Consumption by the use of "Wistars BaIsam Wild
Cherry,
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb %, 1852
Dear SlrAS consider that life has been greatly
prolonged by being cured of Consumption by the use Ul
''Dr. WisaTE ISam of Wild Cherry will state liz,
SYMPTOMS that others similarly afflicted NAV be
inIIccd utTy this invaluable remedy. experienced great
difficulty in beRthingj had the hectic with violent
ushes Of heat and frequent cold chs, with pain in
my side and breast accompanied by very coug; way
veTy restless at nights and had great night persi
ring, should say ut least gallons night wetting the
bcd completely through had been TO work for
hut | much emaCiated and almost helpless
commenced using WistaTs Balsam OF Wild Cherry
have used ia all 10 bottles lnd am from ali those
complaints, for my health is good.
90 years old, and have taken any of the
lasam since 1916, because my health is good as not
require any medicines. ut il should have any return al
my former symptoms should use WisIars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine or Me- Fall & Nc
CTacken, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has a Iu,
smile OF the signature OF Henry wstar NJ D., Philadc
pha, aud Sanford IL Park" finely executed steel en-
graved wTapEer No Othes con be. genuine.
1-PTice 81 per bottIe-siX bottles 50
Sold ny .... ]. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Mort cdSt corner OF Fourth and Walnut strers-eurar
Walnut strcet-tO whom ali orders he addIesscd
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians oil our city, that in the Oiua
letter, and many other diseases BREN FLUID
ENTRAcT OF SARsAPARILLA DANDELoN. is decidedly
above all other preparations. ltspeaks
uscd and although we have taken the pains
published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale OF IT. yet we almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont, New York. Ohio, Kentucky
states by persons who by have heard
OF Its wonderful curative powers The following from
gentleman of Vermont aiew days since, who used for
very serious disease:-
DEAR DOCTOR: .....-.. ..-
The two bottles ofmedicine got from YOU
whenin Wheeling have nearly me; please send
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city, not quack medicine, for have them ac.
quoiEted with the parts; we now say to
such have not the opportunity making IL known
to- that Is entirely free from all minerals not in
the least incompatible with OF the preparations ofIo
r. 10 "a - PeYton <, a1sa's r. oPeI ISs.
wholesale and retail by
BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 21, '52. e a.
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CONGRESS HAII.

E subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally that they
ms day taken of that established and ia
CONGRESS HALL
-, Third and:Chcsnut streets
hey nave had the house thoroughly repaired tile
modern improvements introduced and furnished In stve
o elegance which will at render UNSURPASSED Tor
This IS decidedly the best located house in city, being
House, and many other public buildings 1O
lanes OF buses leave for part the city every
lew minutes their head quarters being within one
of this House. - SduNiie
Inc subscribers are determined to spare pains in
making this convenient comfortable home TO the
traveller. N' " inc
NORRIS d JACKSON, Proprietora
James E. Norris well known to many of the .,
mess men visiting the CITY, lately in the Hardware house
or James j. Duncan d Co.. proprieor the
Virginia Hotel St Louis, will control OF Inc manaee
imeht of the House, assisted by polite and comnctent
- ''Pe'eae