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vi Mechanics, Manufacturers mud Invcntors.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE & BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

MESSRS. BURKE & BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
I'HE character OF these Safes in St Louis so
well established, that any further test proof the
fact Of their being superior TO all Others would have
unnecessary; in order accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentee and maker OF Halls Patent Concrete Sales,
which has burnt al other makes in United
States, (ders patent included took his Challenge
and the result is g below by the Committee who super
intended the burning Safes We regret
we're not lef In the furnaces two hours longer.
The Sale which we tested TO be Store
we invite the public to call and examine il feel
dent that will doubt their fire proof qrclticn
after having the specimen which passed tI.
.,f'5.rt -,5Ls Z. r. VIOLET, K CO.
Sole Agents for the No 49, Levee Ind No.
&c Com. Street. Is #T ~. = s-I,L
behalf OF Hall, Dodd Co, OF Cincinnati and Messfs T.
R. Violet & Co, agents OF Messrs Burke Barnes &
Of PittsbuTg TO test the fire qualities the safes
made By tbe respective prnciPals-repor that
size, which had been in use two years. ovens to fire
made with dry oak wood, and Pittsburg coal for the
space OF five and half hours, and during we be-
leye the heat applied was far greater than that
taking the safes from the fnzce cooling them down.
found that the iron castingon both places
ly burnt off, that the books uninurcd; and on
opening the safes r:nd hooks and papers entirely p
This found be will both Safes and the only
percepbie difference in the appearance Of the interior was
that the yarnsh the wood of Burke Barnes
was entirely tmniured, while that Hall. DonI Co.'S
mark that or the result of1his test hosits
lion in recommending the sales of both parties to the
dencc oftie pablo,
- WARWICK p MILLER
t ''s DAVID IL. BISHOP.
GERARD b. ALLEN
st. Louis. June &c. 1852. auga4
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

! POwELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA
VIE prop,ietoIs Of these spInst arc prepared to
tens place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains. The
has been completed. aud is ready tor the reception
Families erected convenient TO The boarding
| apartment. s.g
| These SPRINGS conss: OF WHITE, blue and BLACK
SuLrrR CnALYBEATE, LIMESTONE and SLATE, all having
their fountains within circumference OF thirty yards!
the work OF Natures own abrnory. They send forth
nifty Of pune water supply many thousands
reaches the western base OF the Mansanutten from
landscape views IN the country To the
SOUTH south cast and cast there number OF mounds
100 above bottom in front and to The
northwest OF the Springs Many elevations can
The Fort Mountain with picturesque seenery i,s int
ting its deep ravnes and its lofty peaks presents
panorama, which, bold outline and va rietv is
is unsurpassed by mountain scenery in Virginia In
apd F mn Of
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be be
| appreciated.
addition to the Springs proper, there number OF
others in the vicinity, the principal OF which The
Cold Spring short distance from thisi 3 Immediately
above is Chaly beate, sending forth mpd stream;
mile gushing ON the mountain side, is the Sweet Chaiy.
S hs U sp ab, sssny amid the
and which is believed 10 possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visitors coming North or East can enter the
valley Through the passage formed
north east Iomt lie Springs The rugged grandeur this
natural dele The rocks towering 10 tho very Clouds
On arriving at the Springs the invalid has at onoc with
drawn nom The cares aud pcxities, tolls onotony
OF the busy world and Iecuperae his exhausted
GIGS by quafiins tho pure waters necessarily flow
around him. and parakng the rich vands that aIe ay
preparedio Tor The nourishment OF his frail body.
We will state for the benefit those who may mn, hc
wsie o. .he Iae, 'at we own large farm attached
or stabbed as they may prefer. i
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Jiopo,s
Cigars, Tobacco, DC. f
An attentive ostier VIII be IN attendance servants
10 The different departments of house; and eycrxthn
shall be done that can contribute comfort of The
guests. >'''S'is " '''o
visiting the Springs the North can leave
baltimore in the morning, and arrive here the ney morn
Ing. by the way OF Winchester Woodstock PsIsons
from the south will leave Stanton in the morning arrive
al woodstock TO dinner, and the Springs TO tea
For the amusement of those who may wish IN
pate IN such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite Bathip.
has been erected for the accommodation OF ysitcrs
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ABooK FOR THE TINES!
ENTITLED ua-
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being ralivcs scenes and incidents in the real LrE
II THE LowLY.' ny ~ L. q. Smilt, Esq
The object OF The author is represent the condition
The Slave III his iudc but comfortable cabin his daily
atons and pastimes, the relations between master
the mistaken views of the
Eorthcr Phi!anthropsi, &c, &c and represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural forms, the
displayed III the hublcst lot OF society," thus showing
happiness Than JrSdom; and at the represent
class ofpcoplc viz: The Planter whom
has seldom been DONE and whose Character exhibited in
every day life, is well win the anna jug
iEcnt OF the world. . f'r ~
Chapter I-.oId Virginia
2-Thc PiantIoII-UnClc Toms I.axncss,
3-Sobriety and Merriment.
1.-THE Punishment.
a. 6-Thc School Master. sas aFr
:. G-Family OF the Planter.
a. 1-SchooI Keeping .th-
S-Thc secret League OF Rebellion.
9-Thc Surprise. HtE. H
:. lU-lndependencc Day. s.s. r..r.-. ... 20
+. :. 1.-The oyerseer. ~ I
I2-School Master Lessons OF Freedom.
i1unce Tom and Dna.
Ii-Midnisht Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
i5-Uassy a,..g J
IG-sunday. ..... Hi.I
1.-THE ovcsscer's Commune alton the Planter.
" iS-rhc Suspicion.
1s-School Masters Uncasincss and Departure. +
20-Unclc Toms Notions oi Freedom. %
2i-His Determination 10 go to the State of Free
don.' -rH. r.....
22-The Escape r. aTr.rIT
23-The Pursuit. .......l
2i-BuiTilo-The Boot. black ..s.H...t
-" 25-Haid Times. . f-l. EE.4
of-Uncle Ton's soli!oquy. Gs
:" 2T-Thc Alarm. Ia'-7 fa-r r.
" 2S-Ancrican Hotel. aHHf.H-
2J-Thc Flee Negro. .'U- III l4lHta. .s...
r 3l-Coursgc, Quictudc and Conicntmcnt.
3i-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
:k2-Tho Interview between saser and Slave.
3:;-uuclc TOMS Decision -tiHsrE# Fr.. p.
Si---iiack to Old Virginia. .u.zas 44-
INSTRUMENTATION On. I..trt' ..-a
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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
CAN qNTENaELY'INTEIs Roa,.

=.--- 1VOL. 12MO., ST.
NIooRE& ANDERSON, have just ready in /. sr.,
- I THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT, 81
in the valiy OF Mexico, by Lieut. Raphael semrnes n
VOL, with Map OF the Hattie Grotnts-3G7 mr..
a detailed account OF General Scot's brilliant g.,
- Lieut.. y. is OF sterling sense -N -au,ip
7mi in,partsl account Ola he sa"-kenaall he y
a spirited and extended sketch of the last Ney,,,
aecidcr ly connected with tic ass sc'
Written ina clear and vigorous style, and il Il ds
alter having commenced its perusal TO lay /, asde S
One Of the most gallant officers in the Nayv..
whole volume, work ofintcllcct, is worthy of n
place in the department TO which it beonss-Ieri,,
stis small praise to the author to say, that W.,
never read history evidently fairly writeSe IN
"a volume fill CONSTRUCTION and interest, He 49,,
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, enreiipg M Wr
tive Of brilliant campaign with personal reeoiee.idmt
the distinguished actors in lt'-NationaI Era
We have seen no work which has given such ri,;, 4,
prcssiOns OF Mexican scenery and character or ,hs.
OF Zen. Scott's Campaign. reSs va
Has given TO the public very attractive work-cs.,
CS. CO. STANDARD. ."S's
We find in this hook, Me most life.nke dese,;,,;
men and things-os Scenery and Socetyof nnreb..
battles and victories, that we have ever read-N.n
Rerisio. tzttlH f.=atlT -sIl IL
We follow with interest renewed, as we advance.
footsteps OF that consunate soldier, whose maTrIs, "
trmnphs from Vera Cruz to the City OF Mexico war
RIGS OF manHuvcrs absolutely unsurpassed in the anna,
military Strategy.-Cfn fa-. ss'f's y
His original descriptions drawn with great tGs,,
He is lively and spirited narrator His battle slsS
extremely vvd and produce deep inpr ession o
Imagination. He criticsrs the military operate In
cded partisan spirit, but with evident ability-N
/ 5trn-. .E'-.E s,Esl -'ra.g- sarsr. EIf, ~
The very best book which tina. war has called fo,,,
Philadelphia PresJyferiar ts-flt F55f'"tHH--
III reading some OF the authors descriptions Of a,.
and storms, one can hardly wonder at the fascination =,
enthusiasm productive OF the almost incredible min =.
proress repeatedly displayed during tue Mexican W.
Princeton Rerielr. AZ 7t.i q - 'i'''r
The book is more than eaiable; its statistics apas
and sketches give the reader clear account n ~
campaign ba found any where, superior in in,,
| if not in value, to Major Rpleys History.-M H.,
| geist. ~
that eminent commander Cen Scott-IA1p.r.sf Taa 9
UJAGEsrs wanted, to circulate this work in all t,r
the United States with whom liberal arrangement, :,
be made for canvassing particular counties or dista
| Orders must be accompanied with the cash S'>'
~ ELlToRs giving this advertisement two or mon |,
scrtions, shall have copy OF the work mailed to
dress upon receiving their paper, containing the ,Ss,
| tisement. MOORE & ANDERSON, Publisher " '.
aug cliff oS. West Fourth street, Cinenpaio
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INSTANTANEOUS.
wuEELING PEmALR SEMINARY.

rNlE regular time for the , sa sa e,he E
saon Continues s
The teacher" at present connected with the Seminary
Rev d. IS. ToLEoRD, Il. D., Priaetpal. f, e, .sst
Miss 5. v. BLISS. tll
Ms Nj: H H5F3 #$55S SsEk
Trof. JOHN wISKLE, Music and GERMAN T.. =.
Prof H. b. STONE, Tosai Masic. - e ai ..-
Miss orr win not take active duty the con,irs .r-s.or
"a account of Proyidenal detention ut hon3 t,ii VII
probably be with us in the Spring.
Minis % has ssSn l e e
lions IN the higher BRANCHES ,r taught in SemaTies, but is
.rom Prof winkie or Miss Bliss. . 81 ? : "
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made Lectures
the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
we would again direct the attention ofpaIcnts, th
Icrus in the Seminary Any person knowing tho grade
lie majority OF the studies OF pupil, are in any particular
lass. that is the pupils grade. ,.1af,.
Lights, and Ancient Languages, IL DESIRED per sessior
Washing for Boardcrs, per doz, 81, --.4-r.... 80
Hay Observation-Disclosures, Junior Gradeper H.
session, iu T.ar't I-a GOO
az Seminary proper, Junior Class, u
g.. 90 Med GaE s elass, i 100
''.l.U. Senior class, - IS 90
90 Ancient Languages, Fourth year, I6 90
No ertra charges errepf for ne tollo,ri branches:
,lsc rer session of five months, with use OF instrument
for lessons, ...Ts# o. rgEra.T.T. r-HH" 1900
q &c ofinstruneEt for daily practice, 200
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
Embroidery, Fancy Needlcwork, or plain Sew.
ing, y Aa 600
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Scmna
in consequence of the extra trouble the is charg
Ct! as in the Seminary. viz; SIS per session.
Pupils are charged from the time OF entrance TO the cos
session. and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF the school,
have only tosay that we have here Goreent and Lar
administered kindly niccd but still government
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Gu
rnngcmens are also such, that pupils under TN
of Female Teachers night and day This system
extra and trouble 10 Teachers, but is Inc only sof
sn'irm We have found Teachers, who have wcli sustain
ell our views.
As TO the progress OF pupils in sound learning.
those interested will visit attend
will point them 10 the members OF higher
and sayc SAINT nosiTG 7nonnmentshere pledges
Wheeling, Aug 81 -'
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y CrIAMBERI.nN's cOlInqERcIAL
s.a . COLLEGE.

LOCATED N.RKEr THIRD STREETS, FIT,
.s..--H..-H. BuRGH. Pa.
o. i. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor til,
Science OF Accounts
P. r. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship. $500
NHE principal object OF this Institution is afIo young
L men opportunity OF obtaining thorough and
mate knowledge of Double Entry Book Keeping, its ap
pheaon TO business operations generally Applicants
enter College at time and attend both day and evening
lhc course OF instruction is SUCH will enable the
10 take charge OF and conduct scientific principles any
sci oil Double Entry Books completion tho same
white flee and gblc hand is desira.
Die III the education OF young gentlemen
dcsirous Of Qualifying themselves bust
nesspursuts This department lie conducted by p
K Spencer OF OHIO author OF The Sncncerau system of
Penmanshp, gentleman well known Ia 0ughout lie cou
try, accomplished pcnman also a. one of IN,
most successful teachers ofthe age. mn "
Communications addressed TO o. X. CHAMBERLIN
will receive prompt attention. au-of
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CITY ORFICEKs FOE 1852
MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES s. WliEiTE Clerk

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES $. wnEATE Clerk.
H. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J.. l.. SASGsroS, Sergeant.
serssGnrS DY1t,es.-ist ward-Isaac " Pearl 81 ward
Adm. w. Clemens. sd waTd-John Bowers. 18th ward
-Iienry T.. Chapiine. 9Th ward-James S. Campbell.
JoHS MOORE, superintendent Water Works.
JAcoB T.. BEE, Wharf Master
JicoB AxIcK, Street Commissioned.
JANIS VI. EwISG, Assessor and Collector of Water
Rents.
JOSHUA e. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurer, and
CUR Wines and Liquors
DANIEL MrRRlY, Market Master.
Tnoa C,NrnELL, Collector of Assessments.
wv. J.. SToppiRT, City Surveyor.
JaNEs L, NgLyIS, Flour Inspector.
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,s1YEn,s UNIvERsUm NO. ".
EDITED ny cnAs. \, pANl

EDITED u. CHAs1 = DANA.
rHIS day published. Containing the following elegant
steel engravings: ssThe Cathedral OF raSburg''-
TELLS Chape Cnear Kussnacht in Swzerland) 1.-THE
Palace Legion OF Honor in Par sThe Ruins OF
Etawah," (India.) ,...t
with descriptive text Price % cents or s3per volume
Subscribers in advance receive splendid engraving
premium. Published semi monthly.
The publisher will supply specimen numbers gratutousy
TO gents Postmasers, and make Arrange
Innnts with them for circulation THE UNIyERsUM.-
lie will also supply Clubs of two persons half year;
at 1--WE at S1o and larger the
rates. ~ -ei HERMANN ]. MEYER,
puJyi
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ERupT1vh DISEASES.

TT has now become set ed fact, acknowledged by the
hest city, that in the OF Sci Uful
letter and many other diseases, BRESTLisoER's fLulD
ExrR SARsAPARtLLA AND DASDrLIoS, is decidedly
above all other preparations. speaks for wherever
used; although have taken the pains of huv
published through the papers, appointing agents
for tho sale it, yet almost weekly receiving
doris Vermont, New FORK Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by who by some chance means have beard
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious discase:-
DEAR DocToRiIy,4a}sL .-EyF.
"a - y, !. The two bottles ofmcdicine got from yoi
henin Wheeling, have nearly cured Incl please send Inc
more by Express. ~ .
Yours Respectfully. '' '.' '"i
II prescribed BY nearly all the Physicians of
city, not qlaCk medicine, for have made them
qained with the componant parts; and all
such have not the opportunity OF making it known
it entirely free from all minerals and is not
the least Incompatible any of the preparations ofIo
dine, Fowicr,s solution, other properties.
To Paxton q Lakes and F. Yahrling, and soil
wholesale and retail by i-t 49,
.i,'.D'N 40 rGI BRENTLINGER d ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 2I, '52. =EE,7.a,st ~ an I'd III ,,,... ff
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The Oil of Grape. Vine.

Oils me result oftwenty years investigation by
= french Physician, and is now extensively used in
fraee both for the purpose keeping the hair and
restornsit in bald places A ~ 0'' a'
nus OH Is particularly recommended az il will render
two shades darker "'-'i""o :. "oou'
Prepared only by Dr. Ponsin Paris o5 cts nor ho,,,.
For sale by J. B. VOWEL, 81 Union 81
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merger, or spine and muscle Eminent 6
OF ths remedial agent forbear anything, tho
speedy and certain action removing rheumatism,
Neuralgia Spains, pains from Bruises. Burns, &C. is
extraordinary, that speak IFS rts, You
really, fear could give cTedencc assertions
'lt1 'Hi' II can be had at Z. ..t.al.4A & tt
20 tli PAXTON & LAKES,
ff'f. q tiL.r fii End OF Susp. Bridge, and ar
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@-1T@. WAsHIN GToN. = -.,,,

rI,HIs large and magnificent Portrait Of W.sEIssl
from the BURN ofan American rtist, y eon,;Gl ~
an who have seen 1t to DO one OF tho most Of
iweroN The size OF the plate Is eighteen by
inches. which win make handsome picture lo ;tires
and should be in the hands OF every AmeI orr
Painting, now at the State House, Hartford
Ills finely engraved, and printed on SUPERB pb.hr1
That may be within the reach OF all. the r. !,
reduced the priccto ONE DoLLiRf ,iti y ,r,oa ~
All persons RENTING the amonnt may Ieg n. Il y ~
ing apcrfect copy by return nj mail 10 Any ne
States, carefully put up on rollers maae 'a
free OF postage. ytltil fhI 81 ii = sh,r -
Address ali orders, postpaid, totbe u@aYlor
1 ls-FJlsar Ili JOHN >. y, N. u,
4tfi4 "a s. st.f- Book seller and Publishet'
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READ TIE CERTIFICATE

Tallapoosa Co, Ala, Jam q 1852.
sr o send ibis 70 seIy !" you that
formed of the most wonderful cures OH NE That has
have been afflicted for forty years with irruptons
my legs and in 1915 they got bad that had TO
Knee In about months aier my other leg broke out in
large eating and running sores from my knee TO my foot
time my lei hand broke out in large running sores
The misery tha, have suffered the two years
cannot describe you was in such agony that never
help Of God had made PREPARATION death, and had
pointed out TO family The place where TO bury my re-
In October my son brought of your bottle
wapes read IT, and found record r OF T.;n M Son
sarsapaa sent and 81, two bottles b, Of it, and e3
nsn m !as. ali aud sleep ali
a thing had done two years When had taken
well as il by enclanmeni. have used ali eight
bottles your Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsapaa,'
TO set forth worth of this medicine. 10 my
gratitude for what has done for me must call it the
ent,ea ali Of The afflicted to Try This medicine, for
believe it will any known disease IN The world
Lay aside preudces aud just try it, and proclaim its
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lake ill., for it will cure them
My case is in large portion OF South Caro-
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above cure invite them to cali and will show
ms s,n rs ss in Ell
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re- Rheumatism and Vast variety OF other disagrcea
BILE and dangerous diseases arc speedily and perfectly
cured by the use of this lhcdcinc. as -,...,.-r
iiH'.gut w. Daddville, Alabama, May 81, 1852.
MessrS Scoyc & Head This is certify that about
the February ast was afflicted with three or
painful and about the face some OF them
large as quarter OF dollar; they assumed the appear
ancc or Cancers, was fearful they would terminate in
Cancers About three wedks since L commenced taking
.i)octor Guysos Extractor Yellow Dock and Sarsapa
rilla and found Immediate relief from its have
not taken quite bottles and the my face
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tIuIy believe they will be entirely well in few days
clieerfuly recommend .iDr Guysott's Extract OF Vel
low Dock and Sasaparila' to persons afflicted with any
kind OF eruptiuns cancerous My general health
is much improved by the use of The medicine
Respectfully, RlCHARE H. BURKE.
Quart Bottics 81 per bottle-sx bottles for So.
II. - !, rIllIl+ = i'ItI % I'D JOAN u. PARK.
Northeast corner of Fourth Walnut Streets Cncn.
natl Ohio General Agent for the West, to whom all Or
,lers be addressed. E ia....E o..