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X•ri"itiliS,_33l : l4)lX4V. 4v CO.; I•MV 4lsiD FORF101( BOOKiBiLEBS( 112 WABUINGTOLI OTRVIT .1100014 ' WILL PILBLI.SIT, IN A Fl'ir DAYS, 13AlttLETT'S , `,; inaTioNA.RY OF 41IERIOASig/ig. DLOTIONART OL AMBILIOANISMS, Ailoreery of Word! and Phreene, tunny reigerdel - ne geactllir to_ the Lfeitod atetee, - Byrdohn Mitten Bartlett, P:4! ' ion/ eattton;geettly enlarg,ed, Itkonevet Si,o, • :Prat r i l AttC/H'S '" PLUTAlteriiB LIVXB. Tie Translation called Dry. den's, corroded from the Greek and Tiailsid by 11:, EL (long Ber.bflate:Proilissor of the'Sisaillib Tesogusge and Literature; at'iMlernityb - oliego;Lorliton :In Bre iota, aro. - REOENTLY PUPLISHEID A HISTOE,Y 'OF NEW ENGLAND, BY .TOIIN:GORELIM PALUIY, LL. D VoL 1. Svo. Rhos, Cloth ( ( Dr. Palrrero,btotory to not only a new book. it to a book containing many view new to this generation. * ‘** work, of en Author who sifts cut 'the old and new, in the light of a true theory. ie the drat to give a soberest and comprehensive exhibition of the gronod.poliny of the men who oreated New Nngland. , , , — , E Ohrietion 311xerniner. 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It contains a very eloquent life ,Of Parcel i a tine Emmy on hie Genius se a writer. and moralist; by Villemaln ; a oopions hietoileal introine• tlon. giving an acoonnt of the Port Boyd Controversy out of ;union The letters eprong; a Bibliographical 00., tire of, all books treating of Nacelle life and writings : And the letters In the translation of Bev. Kr Wert,: yor i pirtok ,LTFEI op othattifs XII, KING OF, IPFEI3EN, 1 vcil.,l2ina. $1,25. Vila' is the Brat vointanof itnakof Vottelvoilirorke: iditeitits to ienrOdrido. Bretdsa i'csin. folly mislaid translation of the Charlis MI, this vol. nole contains Lord Brougham's Mk of Voltnine:thido. aits, of uhlah have been inipplieelifoopyneaditorial ,nittea; a nerrativo of Voltat , o's Tacit.= to Frederink groat, from Macaulay; an estimatir of Voltalre'o gsalus and eharsoter, by Certain, &a., &o.- , The Intro: dm:story matter of Cato volumec if aretio - t mlataken t oontains th - o bast Life and llids - ment'oi Voltaire to be found in iheßagllehlavilusgt.Partligs ID Boy language. -We 'ball issue none. or Voltaire's irreligious' works 'The purely . historlial proCentioncommi of the poen* , and the drums o‘!- Voltaire, have- received universal praise and _approbation. Thle.lll the Bret edition of Charles B r iti whether Broach or-English; in which the' proper climes have their correct orthography. 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The spirit of the writer is worthy of all prelim, and we most cordially eommend his work to ;widen, an one while tt is cure to leatreet and profit, ponsessea also a peculiar power to encore and hold the interested attention of thou who Wale it."--litangelical Re pooltorl• - • - PublinhedAbla davb,r- WILLIAM 0. - Ac ALVIII6I)MAIITMI, royal/ No. 606 CIIINSTNUT Street. 1110iIS OF WASHINGTON: c 3 kluge print of II MOUNT VNIINOIB, I, In Oil Colors, in a etyle superior to any American Work of the kind, from recent dnwelage made expressly for thin picture, with a Vignette of the Tomb of Washington, printed op extra hew double Wender plate paper, Is •thle day published ;alas, 18 by 20 inehen; price, f. cents. Agent (to whom tee 'west liberal - term are offered) wanted for ovary city and county in Ore Union. Apply by marl or other who, to ' stuabi & 00. L'' , ?Ile. 119 go nth THIRD' Btreet,'Philada. I GEAR.•'.• 2 6 Wide. low guide to prime New Orions anger in Mom and for safe by JAMU GRAHAM & CO. RIO : , WI? V) 0 1 14 nxinrah, moo, jgcl , NpAy NAY 30, 1859. Eett!lllDt 'l,acbs. GREAT REDUCITION zer ratogs or ELEGANT MANTILLAS; TILE WHIM OF OUR. KM( BiEGANT SPRING CLOAKS lort ..A. IsT 'X X X. 1... 116 13 S 8 TIIIS DAY REDUCED IN PRICE TWENTY TO TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT, PARIS MANTILLA E M P 0 R I ICJ M, 708 011SESTNIIT' STREET LACE MANTILLAS, e POINTS ✓!ND BOURNOUS. TER LARGEST, TEE RICIREST, and THE CHEAPEST, STOOK LACE MANTILLA S IN' ,THE CITY PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM, 708 CHESTNUT ST A'LEHOON LAOE MANTILLAS, OAIEBBAY LADE MANTILLAS, CHANTILLY LAW: 1111iNTILLAB, POINTS 614 D DEMIPOINTS, BOURNOUS AND MANTILLAS, TWO,'AND TQRT9ID PLOT:MOBS, IN UNEXAMPLED PROFUSION, ZOONOMICAL PRIOES, PARIS MANTILLA 3EI 1. 0 Xi. X TT IVX , 708 013EBTRUT BT S.W. PROCTOR & CO. mpso•ta PINE FRENCH MANTLES. Fine French Lace Point* $6 50. Yrenth Lace Pointe' from $5 50 to $10.60. ' Penn oh Lace Mantle' $7 60 total. • High , owe French Lace Shawle. • '.Chantilly Laos Mention, E 8 to Sal. Chantilly Shawls, with deep radio. • Silk'Mantles, shawl pattern. ' — Boerne shape, Ml milk. Silk Dutton) and Bozzone. " Banteel style. Bilk Mantles, Cloth Bornmut and Mantles'. - Cheat. and Pine Dusters. - Our own euperior mate of Mantles. Some cheap Aviation Lots Lace Mantles. annelid attenti6n given to time own make Mote. , —Myles; the newest and most elegant; Astoria,' the Use; workmanaittp. none better. Stinks t}FtmsntpUpaing, laminsitt pleatilng, and prices moderato. „ ,COOP/Mt-dr. COMA 15 - - anySti ” B. I. entrief NINTH' and MAal dT. 111AREGE• NAPOLEONS, DOUBLE .111.11 1, DA 0 14ABICSI.$ ‘ TAMAATIN3IO, ORAPEI /KAUTZ, 71111 ANOLKIB, OrzstdeOat, IP oil de Oh4Vreg' 144 Ottragsa And Ontege R4b84 "1" M I°lll'llll' 80/Bimini Paellas, and Orgsadios. ' Bsyadete Alohnirg and TrnimiLtng-Dregut Idateriala. pew etrlea. - Am rancho aew.style Vim Lawns, in Browas, Lhasa, Amaranttuo, Pinks, and -Bitten, at 12,4 cents—the best goodiofferad. noricrYfallne assortment. 'lluttntridettes.- - do Itbd"Liaio - Canebria Ilandkerehlefe. - Shawls, la the abawl-rootn, In great variety. Block Lase Pointe, Bonn:roc and Mantles, 0 to M. Blank 81110 for Circulars and Dresser. Wlits White and Mick Mirages fortilrenlara, &e. • Patent hoop Marts for tattles and Mimes, from 75 'cantata s,—a fall line,' (MIMES ADAMS, MpsB ' • EIGHTH end AROH Street. 4. WOTHEI DRESS GINGHAMS. no Very enparior qniattlas In Emma goods In new, bailltantstilai 'of Plaids, Sayadarea, and Obsece,ll)2. ported ny SHAIIPLESS BROTHERS. 10 , 28.1 f CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets. IVEAT CHECKED SILKS. A variety of styles and colorings of nest Cheeks SHARPLESS BP.OTHESS, ' tay29ll CHESTNUT and ENUITIE Streets. MOSQUITO - NE TTINGS. MIL 'Whites, Pinks, and Blues. from DO to 100 inches wide, in good quelities. SfiniIPL,FIBB wiraft-it •OHESTNLIT nod 'EIGHTH Streets. INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT I I! GREAT OPENING OP LA.OII GOODS ! ! PRIORI! "RANGE PROD $5 TO $2O ! ! ! 'TEE OREAPILOT .GOODS IN POWADELPLUA I VIEW 10011 AND 7A TAGANT !WILES! ' EMMET ROE 0188 FROM THE IMPOETDR I Preach Lace Shawls. - "'tench Lula Pointe& Trench Lace Tannic Preach Lase - Stantilla Very Ala °Until's Mantillas. Plain 91Ik Dusters, Quills Trlmming,ka. Bilk ?Sentinel!, Eillk ate Lace Dc., &o. kg. Alga, a Large Last . BLAME EILIER—VIEW °HEAP ! FANCY kILRB, IMBECI2B, LAWNSi dca.. ke., at TMORNLEI a OHISM'S. myf N. 0021167 MGM% to EPRING GARDEN. cIAtrNTLET,S, 'GAUNTLETS, GAUNT LETB.—A. very large assortment of Gauntlets for Win , and Mimosa' wear, for sato at HOFMANN'S 110 , IENY STORM, 9 North NIGHTIE Street. Hosiery for Ladles' and Mime' wear. ' ' Halloo Wit:lents' and Youths' wear. Jar sale at HOFMANN'S, 110 MIRY STORM, 9 North EIGHTH Street. Gann Merino andergartnente of every variety, For 'Witte, Chilitten sod Gents weer for sale at aoratelvws non End stony, rayittlfmw-tf No. 0 North EIGHTH Street. 'VBx MOST BEAUTIFUL assortment .1. of SWUNG GOODS can be found at MoDLROVS, where elegance in style nutted with economy in price. Poilt de Ohms', de Depagnes, Satin Mohair's, Check de Puree, and all the new atylea of Spring Ooode. Slack sad Parley Silks of auperlor etylee and ties. Au immense and elegant assortment of Stella Shawls at vary low prices - A splendid easortxnent of Embroideries. Moore new opening our Spring °leaks and Mantillas, embittolug Many elegausetylea entirely new. Olotbs, Cosaimeree, and Satinets, Shirting and Teble MOMG , uidon, Lawns, Gingham', Meting and Sheet ing Muslin"; aro. . - bioALEOY, , apl&frowtf No. 11 Booth NINTH Street. N. B . ..—Datly in redeipt of bargains from /motion. POR MEWS WEAR. JI-A Azarlean Linen Company's superior style Brown Linen Coatiuga, X and X . , mime shades I Brown and °leashed Linen Dunks, various styles ; Brown Linen Drills. A oholoe assortment of the above Goods now on sample; and for sale by • 7031011 LIA, dle-tt 198 end HD 011118TNIIT Street preonal. DUBUC SPEAKING.—Having boon so. Mite& to form a GLASS for the STUDY OF ORA TORY, I will recletTe a limited number of pupils, who desire to become fluent and finished Public Speakers. Tee course of study will be thorough mid pradical, developing quakily Lod parfeetly the powers of the man, and the influence of his tempetament over his • styltiof 'peaking, and will embrace Elocutionary Drills In the cultivation of the voice, se well as the ability to delivai a fine off-hand speech with ease and cor nattiest. Oinstant and competent Instruction will be given In all the details of the' art of public' speaking, lasting the pupil In no doubt' as to his coolie, • yet obliging him to conduct himself precisely as the alter exercise of public life will force him to do., As I am no believer in inspired oratory, any man of ordinary powers can, under my syetern, become a good speaker, and by constant practice, a real orator—and bit pro• green will be so rapid sato convince him of the fact. Fano:alarm may be obtained on application to me et the oSita of DIOKIMISON WILLIAMS, 217 South NINTH Street. 1n1y27-8t) DAVID WILLIAMS. `ebutational MITE, WOODMAN, Sc COJ, 609 OHEST k, NIIT Street, want good teachers of Mulei French, iind Drawling. to go loath nod West. ESTerla good Soho°le for gala cheap. Parents ouppliad with School erecting - t0726-10t* ILYANT & STRATTON* , NATIONAL B ItOMOANTILI COLLEGES, located at Phila delphia, 8.,8 corner WEVENTH and CHESTNUT; New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, and Chicago. - For In formation. call or send for Catalogue. te9-tt 'LEIDY—JAS. M., LEIDY, I. Principals et DROTHERIP ACADEMY, N. 14S and ISO SIXTH STREIT, near DIOS - whim a knowledge of WHITINO, BOOK-HRlPThiet, and MUTH - HAM° Is made certain to every pupil that may enter.' AOADXMY open day and evening, n 022 DRILLS & SHEETINGS FOR EXPORT. BROWN BLIOAOHYD, & BLUR DRILLS. HOLM & LUMP SHEETItW-3, • Ratable for Export, for male by FROTRINGRAet & WELLS, MS South' FRONT NT., 4. St. LETITIA ST. MO ANTIQUARIANS AND OTHERS.— ..a: AS the 0671.019 DUEL of DR. PRAI!RLIN meet. be removed from Indeperdence Hell, it to offered for 9AI R. • iny2B at* TOIL. -220 bbla of Straits and j l l , Bank Oil, In store and for sale by ' - - ' • - _ O,II.IIOBARD & BON, „ 19.6'41, 03 WO Inures, - • - Wants. A gEtTiild's COMAIEROEAL AGENdY-- 505 WEINSTNIIT Street ; , -.A.n romance illompany in good condition and standulg wishes to engage the services of a competent Secretary. To a gentleman of undoubted capacity, charatter, and business ibflnenoe, en agreeable and fairly remtiosratire position is of fered.to7Bo.Bt* tgo 3oo ;f h l adverterdesir t: o . : tiesmoutornorar w tics o and energies, in • safely-eatablisbed and Inanities, business. Addrese -with . full_ particulars, _reference, &0., idEPPORD, ,, Press Mee! Thydli•ttli $2O PREMIUM will be paid to' any one procuring the advertinerneultebletiltuntiorran Book-keeper or Clerk. Beet of oity reterenoe given to prceent employers. Ap.dreen °UWE, thli OMNI. Jny27.4lt* . WANTED—By a Wholesale Bat House, a sideman that can Infineitee a large trade. Bane needap.ply without they cart give unreeentiona ble reference in regard to their quantizations. 'address RA.TRIIn, at thia officio, stating what amount of trade they eon induenee, and {he oomyentration required. - my24-Bt* QALEEDIAIf WANTEp-r4n .. first-dna Dry Goods JObblog House. One who can Winans° a fair amount of strictly desirable trade, Address with reference, (whisk will be strietlyeandderitial,) M. B. at the office of this paper. - my24-dtir Soy Gale attb riCa get. at TO RENT—A Desirable Otritr.RY. BESIDENUA on the DELAWARE Ettrer.—A new BOMB on the Delaware, two miles abets Erhard; with ell obarnbere and 'Argo) dining...room, sitting-room, parlor, and kitchen Howie heated throughout. Sta ble, ioe.house, bath•hottee, with 1l or 3g acres of ground, well ihaded; garden. lawn, fruit trees, Shrubbery, .to This is a beautiful and healthy Alicia- Non, 'high boats, walled and terraced; floe gravel shore, and within a square of a Railroad Station. Per further psalm - 14re inquire _of H: GRAMM°. OWL MON WEALTH BANK, or at his residence, adjoining the above, myBo.6t - - %ME ADVERTISER being compelled, by 11 DI health, to remove from the city, rearm (or eats awell•eatablishedmaoafaetario hi:Wooing, profits largo, and sales inerea►ing Parties of moderate capital will and this a good investment. Address C" Boa 1107, P. 0. - • • ' 10317 81,* IQI OE, BALE—About 400,000 acres .of LAND,- In VIRGINIA,. in ,Randolph, ,Barbour, Pocahontas and Wirt donntles—ane Timber and Coal Lands, (Cannel ) Will be'sold In lamp or email qualm titles. Apply to ()LOOKER & NORMS, Agents, - 63 .PAYEITTP, street. mylemt 2w* DALTItdORB, 17 4 R SALE CHEAP--Ono Hundred Acres of excellent Land, in Gloucester county N. J., 19 miles from Camden, and 2 miles from Williamstown, The land le unimproved, and .hue a 'young growth of oak timber upon it. For particulars, apply at the of of thia paper. , tny2o.ot 100 R EALE , ;—A. STEAM ENGINE; E.' twenty-Owe borne power, nearly new, 'with 2 - thirty feet boilers, thirty Inches In diameter. Also, a lot of 'Shafting. Hangers and Pulleys.' Aloe, Saw, Moulding, and Tennanting Machines. Per particu lars, Inquire of O. HALL, N. W. corner - TWELETH and HAMILTON Streets, or of ISAAC BARER, No. 144 Smith POURTII Street. roy=.l2t* TO LET—A cirnished Cottage, Mina- JIG. ted on the Germantown Beilroad, one square from Tioga Station, corner Twenty. ant street, with hot and cold water, bath, gee, carriage-home, stabling, large garden, with every kind of vegetables' in the ground, grapes, strawberries, /co ,fr.d.Communications with the city twenty times a day.. Apply on the premfasa. My2frif-tf . - NO. 1924 CHESTNUT-STREET FOR `illy SALE—Lot AM feet deep, 0 feet front; elegant . four-story house, tliree-story double bask buildings, replete itritli all modern conveniences. Apply to W. 11. onIIIIvr4, myl2-tf Meanie llell, 719 011193TN1IT Street. , FOR SALE OR RENT—Two large tir and convenient Menlo BRION HOMES, entirely new, with all the modern improvemeuta, emrrounded with shade and ornamental trees. No. SS and SS UNION Street, BURLINGTON, N. J. Apply to N. P. hUADLIITON, 6 North 'FRONT Street, or THUMB DUGDALB, mylo4l' ' BURLINGTON, N. J . • 0-1 COUNTRY, RESIDENCE TO LET-z-: Jea A nest end. roomy Cottage et ORZLTON lIILLB, nest North' Petuispranie Itsiliced, 8 Wien from The' city : Applx,at - 42i 1141 . M1T Street. apl2-tt GErAT:SALE' OF- PINE AND LEAD pANDIS IN IVASHINeTON COUNTY, MO., with Mills attached ; sago: the well known Castle Rook Steam Saw sad Nlon .l og In, the town of Castle ROok, on" file Otago river, In 011840 County, MlBllollli. be sold or' the first day of Jame, at the front door' of the court house,,in the city of St. Lou!,, Mo., at publto We, 8,000 acres of-valuable Pine and Lead Lands, kith a Brat-class Saw Milt; capable of cutting 26,000 feet in day-light, and- Rooms, Stables, Store, Shop, Ice., &0., :ail in the beet order. There are several valuable beds 'of lead on the audit, Property, and it b thickly covered with .Pine, =tat of which has never been totuthaL 'it is , 2X miles from the Iron Mountain Railroad, 05 miles from St. Lords the nearest pineryto ' St.Lome , The Isle will bo positive and on easy Lerma, to dole a partnership .; At the tame time and place will : be 'cold the wall-known exten sive saw-mills for cutting Oak and Steamboat Istmbef, - situated in the flourishing town of Castle Rook, on the Osage river, twelve rune , / from the Patna Railroad: Also, the Large Steam PlourimpldiN Immediately ad joining These Mills are doing an extensive and Sour is/dog btulness, - and are under leatio which man be termi,. noted July let. Terms favorable. for pamphlets giv log fall and accurate description of the Property,' ad dram DRAIIIRL STONE; l.eq, Philedelphsa, Pa; Messrs. EVERSON, PRESTON, & CO., Plltsbtug, Pa; Messrs. OAMRRON, STORY, & MALONE. Center, Ohio; or the proprietors, BOOMER. & CO., my2-Im* 77 Ohestuut et., St Louis, Mo. • - Qtarpfting, elottp, AUSTIN- -.13.13,0WN; wnotamia DEALER IN Tam LAIIGIBE STOOK IN niniDBLIIILA. , No. 161 NORTH THIRD STREET, , my 28.1.21 B. W. corner Rao, np stairs. CANTON IVIA.TTrNGS. - J. P. 8 . 0 E. B..ORNE; 8000/280103 TO B. ORNE, 619 Cf3.IOEIITO - 17T 8T..14,3013 ° X . , OPPOSPPA THIN HPATLEOUOP, HAVF; NOW OPEN wxneti SFR/NG /11PORTATIONAI • - OP CARPETIIsTOS. 1,000, PIEOES FLELZTTOW ZIL.A.'ETIMEIB„ OP ALL TIM DUIRABLZ STYLIC AT LOW PRICES. mar 18-Tm LC farp ilDiurbo Jabbers HENRY D. NELL, CLOTS STORE, Non. 4 and 8 NORTH BROOND STRUT NEW STEM FANCY CASSINERVI and VESTINGO, (For Spring and Bummer wear.) TirDOLESALE AND RETAIL ipiB•m th•tt Eilattotterg HENRY COHEN, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STATIONERY. DIANTIPAOTURER 01" ENVELOPES IN EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE. ug- AGENT POE ARNOLD'S ENGLISH WRITING FLUID. 507 CHESTNUT STREET, ORPOBITII TUX OITATS ROMA mAr22-Sts Virturt Srames. E . NEWLAND 80 LOOKING-GLASS AND PIOTURN•MtaSH MANUF&OTITRERS, WHOLKHALN AND R/ITAIL. An extensive stook of OIL PAINTINGS, ate. All st very Low Prices. 604 AEON Street above SIXTH, Phils4olehts. 41,18-2 to If 31AOKAli's EXTRACT OR CALVES' PEET. Attention la requested to this SUPERIOR PREPARATION for the production of a PURE, 'BRIGHT, NUTRITIOUS WELLY, put up in tour 'different sizes, adapted to Families, Boarding Houses, Clootactionery 'Establisbroents, Imported and sold, Val olegale and Metall, by EDWARD PARRISH, 800 ARCH STREET. my23-mwasfrl2t DURYEA'S CELEBRATED MAIZENA, lon BLANC MANGE, MINUTE PUDDING, BARED PUDDING, BOILED OUSSAIID, MOOR CREAM ICE CREAM, PIES, OAKES, &o. MANDFACIORY — OLEN COVE, L. ISLAND. We take great pleasure in presenting to the public our SIAIZENd, eatioh to put up in one potted ramitages, with direntione fOr MO on the wrapper', as Laing by far the ONEAPEST, se Welt as the meet delicate and whole- Come article for culinary 11110 now extant, and to 00110- dad - to be, by the many that have teeted its delicate qualities, a most important addition to our national Bi'l of Pere,” particularly for desert. The article to manufactured with the atutcet care from, the oholotuit selected Southern Indian flora. The wa ter need in Its manuf. dare hi draws front . preemie Springy, and in remarkably pure and irboleeamsi no water could be better tilted for the cleansing of a =b eano° designed to be need largely for food, and to rea der it particularly adapted to the use of invalids and the sick room, It being equal, - If not superior, to the beet Bermuda Arrow Boot. Parties in the Trade are invited to call, when we will take pleasure in present, tug them samples. GLEN COVE MANINACTURING Co. JOSEPH H. TAYLOR, - Iot,WAIMAT'STRAZT, Wittlegate Agesat fBr,:ehtladelpbla WM. DUAYEA.,, (316116111A1/int, 186 PVLTOII BTR6Er , irEW YORE. N. are the only parties in the korld that manufacture MAIZENA, we kering , ceoare4l to onr peivea 'the exigisive ip2O.lf4MA coral= Summer neoorby. CONG - RESS • cf..a.p**;o3l.4Lwx,„ CAPE:IIIAZ N‘ . THIS YELL-KNOWN FIRST-CLASS :llollgir-, • WILWAH OPINZID • FOR ' THE HEEEPTIOI r EDNESDAY, Taß 16th DAY OF Mil. WEST & TIIOMPSON. ' PROPRIETORS: CARLISLE WHITE :SULPHUR NJ SPRINGS, 011MBHRLAND 00, - . PA, - We favorite and fashionable Wetering-Place. plea santly located near •thil -base of- the Rine Mountain; four miles from Carlisle..Pa., will be open for visitors On the Roth of 3IINB. - The *oaten! of them) Berfotili are highly impregnated with minerals,- and for - drinking and bathing are not surpassed by any fhtlidum Blend@ in the country. • The buildings are well ventilated, and are Unfounded by 1,100 feet of balconies: The `ossuary ill of the grandest klndiand the aceonimcdetioue for the reoriation, health and comfort of 'littera are anti; eeptlonable. - GoOd tare, pleintant,drlres, fine nmele, billiards, bowling saloon'. and other '0=418;in:doll the amusements ulbally found at Watering Plates can be en. joyed here. Visitersleavlog Philadelphia or Baltimore in the morning trairrarrive at the Springe at lio'elOtic P. 3i. Daily men. 'Per further Infornistiou address OWNN: ObIeNDININ, & 00-, - - OARLIPLII SPRINGS, Pa. Bnesesnoes —John 0. Be Dona, Beg , 14 , 111 am A, - Rhodos, Ere Thome 0.-Pereivad,-Ks .4 Philadelphia; Alex. Kirkland, BK., B.S. Rolllni,lealiireore; Jenob Gideen,-.11eq., - Maud Walleelt. ,Winb D. Gt. %ISE UNITED • STATES HOTEL, AT ATL ANTI° CITY. Will be Opened for the re. caption of Hitter* on' the Ist of JONI. The Hosea hies bead thoroughly renovated 'and, imptheed, and te eupplled with all the appliances and oomforts et a Int. obis* Hotel. In addition to other improvements a railroad bas been eonetruetedlo the beach, on which the guests; will be conveyed free of chary during bathing' hours. niyatt-lm " CONRAD & BEDFORD ,SPRINGS. • This well•kuown'and delightful Summer resort will be open for the reception of visitant oaths MOM :ULU, wod kept open till the fleet of October.: Tie - llotel will be ender the mans ement of Mi. • 'A., G. Allen, whose experienee, courteous mermen, and at-- tention to his 'gimes glees the amplest soutane' of comfort and kind treatment. Patties wishing rooms, or any Information In regard to the place, will address the subscriber. my2o-Ow Superintendent Bedford Mi ne r A al Springs: OHIO WHITE7SI7I/Plign SPRINGS. - ANNOUN(7IIII39NT Op TICIA-PR6PIiEBTOi NOR - ,T@A 15111A13911 ON -186111;., TOZ OHIO WHITB SULPHUR SPRINGS are situa ted in Delaware county, 18 miles north from Oolumtms, (the capital of Ohio,) on the Boloki river, 10 miles from Oelaware, 10 miles from the White Sulphur etation, - On the Fpringteld, bit. Vernon, and' Pittsburg Railroad.. and 10:mi7lee from Pleasant Valley or Springs" station; •on the C. - Jambes, Plops, and Indiana Beacom'. These' Springs will be °twirler the reception of visiting ON Till FIRST DAY 'OP JUNE: - The improvement:lof 1809 have, been large, enabling the proprietor to secommodate frond dre'to eft htindred guests. Among these improvements may be mentioned a large and elegant betel, new cottage rows,: additional buildings fer amusements and recreation,' extensive bath betties, a steam laundry, - - Upon the estate there are live BpringsAll Within the lima, four of which; the -, Whltw Anaphor = the (Wiz: beide, thelnegnerdan, - and the'. Saline decidedly medicinal, whilst the fifth hfrernarkable for the purity of its water. •• =. THE WHITB 8111,PH11/1 is a "Intact' Artesian fountain, lituated - near the rooky bank of the Scioto, river. At: the depth of feet below the leVel of the Scioto, down the remarkable. streams of stapliur *lda iapplits. thfirepriitg. This stream was daseovered some 80 years ago, by a gentler, men who wee borini for salt. The water, when readied, oneelaroge to the surreal, and bat ever shwa Men tioned to flow, - during all- amine, without chimp on abatement, either in quality or volema.L . - "'" NEDIGINAL — PROPRITiIifi, for years these Swinge' hive 'been. highly esteemed for their medicinal properties. Dining the pentsession their reputation in Ude - raped like been ehunimixcon firmed.. They were administered by _a idaysicien, oionsliu to - quentity, time, of drinking;keontinnenoe, de., and under this' uetemstio nbur'thri cures were nanierou atd gritibdag, t: - THD WHITS SULPHUR ' lineenliorly terylosside in thou disorders Of the Liter ani Stomach Which soof%en afflict gent l emen who have been too closely eo'nfined to business, - -and - perione of - TtiE ORALIIMATI SPRINGS . _ . ars permaneaV tonics,' Their effects - upon broken• down sad debilitated constitutions hue been not tam. - gent but lasting; giving to the Moodie new vitality, and to the person new life and vigor , • ' ' THE MAONXBIAN WATER • . . is a, gentle aperient. Inv'lidemay relyupen every faailltj , being faraliked them which tan contribute to health andoeusfort. As iidelightfril resort airing the eammer months, the Ohio White litliphur Springs have eeriest in the West - , and but Alain the United States. - .The location is pe culiarly healthy ; this Moto' her. ;is reek stream,; the OliftVreisitonS” a formation 'hundreds of fee in thiottidasi through which the river, cats iti way, le -everywhere, ettker at or neer the , iiirfisos; the grounds orthe 'estate rare beautifully suidulatedc and intersienred with numerous ravineetrtitak carry or. all the imperiluome water, Mug rendering the 'loll dry:end. the atmosphere free from that humidity- en* prejudicial to health; these airourastancee, taken-in cenneotion with the altitude of the - place; about 1,000 feet - shove the level of the ocean, make' the looality, as 'free from lantunmes ineentein region: - - Ihs Spring property &sands ..of 1110 awes of bed, one hundred of which le ' covered- by- one of the moat beautiful twice hi Otilo.7ThiawOodlandiehandsomely laid off into waits! and drives, one' of the latter being two miles in extent. • • • - • -; , -Bathing here, bj , the, a4opted, is brottert toto thlroompetition with•that at netnaelb. Warm and Hot Sprimoi - The water is heated.tra the bath tali by steam pipes; the heat not being raietif high enough to precipi tate Its salts,. tt ie by this system appiled_to the earteas of the bather irlthoot the lose of Its mate ingredients. . • : 01 A Telegraph °Moo, cuctununteating with all parts of the country, hes been established at„ he Springs. To be thns to connection' with distant points, will greet convenience to gentlemen who can hear. trout and direct their badness &Balm delly.: - - . . All the accessories necessary - to health, pleasure SAC =moment, visitor* may. explet to find et the ,Ohio White Sulphur Springs, ita the proprietor is determined to make it, to every particular,. a - Onto:lase waterlog place, Gratified with the liberal patronage • extended last year, no effort will be spared to merit its ono tinumme. A livery, wall stocked with horses and areaway, la attached to the Boriega - • • For farther bearmatloo, arrangements for room; &0., address ANDBSW WILSON, TR \ =W.-3w White Hulitutr P. 0., Delaware 00., 0. Jfl HEEMO UHT DO.AILDLNWHOUSE, -IL near bortietown, Pa., (established in. 18551) will be open for boardere, Jona lat. It le one hour's ride from Philadelphia. The pound* are extensive - and well shaded ; the rooms airy and. pleasant . The loci. lion la high (1110 feet above the liciniy#4ll) shd ex. ceedingly homthy, • as can be shown by oertiflcatea of medical men. The place Is admirably adapted for females with Children, - The beat referehces can be given. Terms moderate.' Address Rev. SAMUEL AARON, - mye-intrt 72t —„ ; N ar d a t awa . fgAOHEll'a HEAD HOTEL, AZT NEAR 41711,20 RD, OONN. The eubsoriber, baring purchased this well-known drat-ohm fashionable Bummer Sane, would inform its former patrons and the pubdogenerally, that it le to be refurolehed, painted inside and out, put in complete order, and opened fee the receptson of company on the Bret day of JiINR, under the immediate imparbsten dance of SAMUEL P0W1,158, BK.', the popular and. nnivereal favorite at this estabilahment for the last ten years. The Hotel is of modern construction, built on an ex leer's% male, with accommodations for two hundred and fifty gueate, commanding a Clue view of Long bland Bound. Billiard, ShuMe, and Bowling Boone, at a con venient distance from the House. good Plahing and Bathing within fiveminutes walk, - Arrangements bate been made with the New Lon don, Stonington, and Providence Railroad fee a new depot within:one mile of the'. Rouse. as lied the "Sachem's Head Station." Alm, for Rientrion tickets, for the boarders to and from the a Tontine Hotel " to the " Read," at half price. N. - D.—Motsguttoes am never seen at the Hotel, TONTINE—HOTEL, BY R. LEE SCRANTON. NEW HAVEN CONN. I haie made extenaive improvements in the TON TINE HOTEL this Spring, irt;the addition of new Rooms, new Billiard Tables, and Bath Rooms, with hot and 'mid water. Yanillles cumbers suites or rooms at either Houses, as' low as •at any rifeboloss hotel in the cou Every ntry. attention will be paid the groats of the two hoosem.— ' Beteg the sale owner of the it eathemis Head" pro. pithy, and having a six years , lease, from January nett, of the TONTINE HOTEL, my whole time will be devoted to the comfort of the geeing. myll-wfmtw H. LEE SCRANTON. QIIIIMER BOARDING,--The MINERAL )..7 STRING HOTEL, at WILLOW GROVE, has re cently been refitted and refarnhhed throughout, and is now opened for permanent and transient boas/ere. - The advantage, of this _place for Bummer Boarding, aro its large and airy rooms, ligation* grounds, finely shaded walks, and extensive groves. with spring water, plunge and shower baths, and oonvenient access to the city ; four daily lines of coaches connect with the North Penosylvania Railroad at Abington Station. Hoz further partiontars, inquire of H. G. STERLING, N 01.239 Bud 294 North TRIAD Street: or ALBERT BBORMAN, Proprietor, Willow Grove Post Office, myl7.2wA Montgomery County, Penna. VPIIRATA MOUNTAIN ' SPRINGS, JJ LiNOaBIXR COUNTY, PFINIVA. , ' This leverets establishoent will be opened by the first of_ JUNK. eitnated on the Nplkwata _Ridge, 69 miles west of Philadelphia, 18 south or Reading, 18 north et Lancaster, 40 east of Harrisburg, and having the advantage or the purest soft water, - every variety of bathe. the site elevated to 1.200 feet above water lewd, with graded end shady walks in denim forests and the moat extensive landscape scenery in the 'Union; it is not en:paned se a slimmer residence. - Accommodations for 400 pentium, improved stabling, mid good carriage houses; +also a good stock of livery horses and carnagee. with - =memento. good band of mule, billiard tables, ten pm It is easy of moors from all the Share points by railroad and roseate,' The proprietor sparer- nothing to - make it a home• place for comfort and health. - For farther prrtionlirs, sea circulars, to .be had by applying to Joseph 11, !dyers. Third _ end Vine streets; 1 arnesh.larle i 1716 Chestnut street; or to the PrOprin• tor, JOSEPH BON tf.MAOHYR, liphrati Post Offies,- mylll-13m • Lancaster Venn - tit, Prinna., ATLANTIC CITY I ATLANTIC CITY I NATIONAL EOM ' _ - BxoUßsiox - ..11AST.&;130 Proprietors. This House hes changed hand*, esidWill be opetweAt On the 20th of MAY for the accommodation of -Boarders and Encnrcionista. It is refurnished in the beet atyle, with now Furniture, Bedding, &a. The , pational is- admirably sitnattd on Atlantic ave nue, co nmande • fine view of the Odeon, and bat one square, from the beat Battling Ground on the Inland. -A eidendld Ball Boom- and Dining Room being at taahed,to this house, mattes it particularly desirable for, - mylo4.to* wbOltEli OE HEIGHTS- PROTEL, .111: Flo— renee, N. J —The eubearibere, lutrinulossed the above named popular Nouse for a term or yearn, intend opening about June Ist. The former patrons of, the house, and others. way be assured that no ofrorte on - the part , of the proprietors shall be venting to 'Ow der it a truly attraotive summer - Baths, Billiard Tlablea, Ten Bin Alleyi, and Stabling the premises. ' BOBBINS d: WILIAM). Rooms secured from a diagram' of the Itetnier, by application at the Dillow of W. SILIARDi 9JAMITAIrt iltftri? iiinfat4A99/•' • , AT?•#''' N DAL lEVALAIt 1.4 - tor the zesominedati**itilie•, _ make their home iiilkiiimaty .aanarlarromm...- sisson, en Went ‘ily at osi an