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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

PoWELLiS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
eeve and a5eommodaie visers This deiishtui Il Wa
ter place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock be-
BiId Zone udl ed .oet in lengthy
IoARDERs; and a number or Cottages, or The use OF
Families z,e been erected convenient the boarding
| These SPgINGS consist of WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SuLrmuR LIMESTONE and SLATE. having
the work OF Natures own hbrntory. They send
70 supply
sin, the ground gradually rising TO tho south
which presented eye OF the beholder one or the
most enohanting landscape views the country. To
rising up distances TO 100 yards and from
100 feet above the level bottom in front the
northwest OF the Springs Many OF these clev aons
be approached the rear, by gentle ascent
TIM s M ee ws s sn m scenery
panorama which, bold outline pleasing va riety ia
decd the scenery presented from the submits Of
Masanuiten and Fort Mountains embracing the Page
and Warn and Shenandoah Valleys, secn to be
In addition to the Springs proper there are numbe
in vicinity, the principal OF which l. The
celebrated Mountain Spring, 40 yards Distant; The
above is a Shay beatc, sending limpid stream;
To the south from the Springs, about thee quarters
>r.img The Spring recently opened amid The
beautiful group willows that shade the Sulphur springs
and which is to possess peculiar medicinal quail
ties, compile tic list.
visters coming from the North East, enter the
picturesque valley through the narrow passage formed
the pIoxinltyo he fnounains, about twelve miles
NORTH east omt lie SPRINGS The rugged grandeur OF this
natural deiile, the rocks towering the very clouds
stIikss the traveller with awe and admiration.
On arriving at the Springs the invalid has with
drawn the and iep'exities, tolls and monotoy
OF ting busy world and may recupcrate his exhausted
ges by quaiins TIE pure waters that necessarily flow
around him, and partakiug OF the rich that are daily
prepared for the nourishrnent OF his frail body.
We will state, FOR the benefit those who may not BE
OF the fact that a large farm attached to
the Springs wLe persons havs their horses
T stabbed as they may pIcer-
The BAR will he furnished with the choicest LiouoIs
Cigars, Tobacco, &c .,TT#s s.F -
attentive ostler will be in attendance and servants
to the different tents or the house; everything
shall be done that can contribute 10 the the
guests. i'tt ..-U-Ef II10.r'I
Persons visiting the Springs North can leave
baltimore the morning, and arrive the next morn
ng by the way of Winchester and Woodstock Persons
South win leave Stanton in morning arrive
a Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs to tea :
For the amusement OF those who may wish to partici.
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley has erected
A Bath House, with everything requisite f;athjUs
has been erected for the accommodation visitors
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MISCElILtA INEOUS.



tkNIIE regular time for the commencement ofthe Fall
Session Of this institution will be The Gr.dsyoJ Sep
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev D. " ToLroRD, b. D.. Principal,
Mss ss IAkGAKET ORR, % .,,,.,,nr
Mss Miss f FRAao 81 i L. Mas6iNa,
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, assistant Primary Depart.
''.m - -, :, o., ''
Prof John \. WlNKLE Music and dc Ge 1na
Prof b. b. STONE, Roeai s Music .''' N'''"6' ii
Miss Orr will not take active duty the eonllE se:s:o.
probably be with us in the Spring.
Mss Bliss has been for several years eonncct,l wa
cmary near Philadelphia She not only gives i..aruc
;I,o experience Teacher Music French Pupils
rom Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. l.'.flF ia
! lie Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Icachers and arrangements made for Lectures
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer and E
we would again direct the attention parents to th
Terms in The Seminary Any person knowing c grade
tic majority studies pupil are in any particular
lass thati the pupils grade -''i
Lights and ancient Languages L desired session
Washing FOR Bosrders, per doz, sr,f-TEI $3.50 80
Hay s-Tnition-Primary, Junior Gradepcr
session, 600
rs . Senior Grade, 1900
" Seminary proper, Junior Class,
SENIOR ssders e fasss' Il Il GO
9. Ancient Languages, Fourth year. 1000
'sc rer session Of five months, with OF
Tor lcSSoGs5 ~ e. p = Il 1900
4 &c OF instrument for daily practice. 200
Mod,Jn Languages. Painting or drawing, f.s. 16 90
tm'iol,ry, Fancy Necdiework, or plain Sew.
IEs, sH .t.f.ttI 500 !
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Scmna
ry, consequence the extra trouble, chare
ell NJ m the Seminary, viz: Sis per session.
Pupas charged nom the time OF entrance the
OF session, and deduction made except sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school, we
L only 10 say that have here Government aud a
administered kindly inieed but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
rnngements also SUCH that pupils under
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
cara care and trouble to Teachers but is The only safe
s1trm We have found Teachers who have well sustain.
ell our views '.# f#T
As TO the progress OF pupils In sound learning, i
those interested will visit attend our examinations
VIZ will point them TO the members OF higher classes
and sayHc stnt nostrG 1nonumena-here pledges.
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of Pittsburg, test the nroof qualities the
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size which had been in two years, in fro
made with oak wood and Ptsbug stone eoal. tl,
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II be had at Messrs. PAXTON LAKES end or
the Suspcntion Bridge, and ~
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READ THE CERTIFICATE

.. ..I g.FaH Tallapoosa Co., Ala, Jan. 9, 1852.
DR. Guysott-Dcar Sirl send this 10 certify you
formed one OF the most wonderful cures on Inc that has
Ihavc been afflicted for forty years with irrup,ions oil
legs and cti ISIS they got bad that had 10
crutchcs and in 1919 had leg amputaed above the
knee In about months my other leg broke in
large eating and running sores from my Knee TO my foot
time left hand broke out in large running sores
The misery that have suffered for tho ,as, two years
cannot describe you was in such agony that never
ep Of GOD lad made DEATH and hd
pointed out 10 my family the place where to bury my re-
In October last my brought OF your bottle.
wrappesi read it, and found record OF some wonderful
SarsapariIa." ] sent and got two bottles of it, and
eneed taking it In two weeks to my great as,onish
thing had not done for two years WhenI had taken
well as il BY enchantIncnt have now used in ali eight
bottles your Extract of Yellow Dock and SarsaparI'
10 set forth worth this medicine, express my
gra ude for what it has done for me must call it the
entreat all OF the afflicted to try This medicine, for
sGyf M esy S y H. a hs its
great worth to suffering mankind and cntreat them TO
My case is well cnown in large portion South
lima Georgia and Alabama and if any shond doubt the
them'te SEATS can be found in Tailal CO.. Alabama
one mile from Stoc's Ferry, BENEJAH HUGHES.
seroiua, Syphilis Mercurial complaints Cancer, Gangrc
re, Rheumatism, and vast variety Of other dsagreea
bic and dangerous diseases speedily and perfectly
cured by the use of this medicine AGO
Dadcvillc, Alabama, May OF, 1852.
Mcssrs Scove &c Hcad-This is certify that about
the first of February last was afflicted with three
painful and about the face, OF them
large as quarter of dollars they assumed the appear
Cancers and fearful they would terminate in
Cahcers About three weeks since commenced taking
doctor Guysois Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa.
rilla, and found immediate relief from its have
quite bottles, and the my
all heated up; and those my neck nearly and
truly believe they will be entirely well in a few days
chcerfIly recommend "Dr. Guysott's Extract OF Vel
Dock and Sarsapara' persons afflicted with any
lnlO f n heal
is much improved by the of the medicine
Respectfully, RfCIIARE u. BURKE
Quart Bottlcs 81 per bottlc-siX bottles s. $500
JOAN b. PARK.
natl Ohio General Agent for the West, whom all or
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-Isnb, Yarnau and the Clerk. -'
SAscEs--Messrs. Brady; Gill and Lamb.
Aconusrs-Messrs. wickhami Hornbrook anil
Rrrrs AND ALLrrs.-Mcssrs Forbes; Bishop; Nc.
almond and Mathews
ArKz WoREs.-Messr Tanner; Echols; Hughes;
rs; wickham and the Superintendent OF Water.
AnkEr Horsr-Messrs wfckham; LETTERS; ant,
,AL BAxKs.-Messrs- Gill Brady; Lamb and the
endsHt OF Water Works. ..-.r-
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khan
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lan-
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,wi isalc Cots
IN WARD.-John Bishop; Geo. Z. Wickham
> Wards. Brahy;J. J. YarnalI; John NJ Math.
ninl Lamb.
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MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
JAMES :. wHEATE, Clerk.
HsRrisG. Treasurer.
SNSGsTOS, Sc. ge,nt
Ifi'E ikputisf.-ls If wird-Isaar NJ. Pearl. 2dwarti
w Clemens. ID waTd-John Bowers. 18th ward
?. Ch7PliEC. oh waId-James s. Campbell.
.dUORE, Superintendent Water Works
L, BiEE, WHAT Iastcr. ..rg..
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:. Z. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurer, and Qua.
ZINES and LiquOrS
u MURRAY Market Ncstsr.
IS CAMPBELL. Collector Of i Assessments.
]. SrnDDART, City Surveyor.
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INCORPORATED 1854. CAPITAL $4,000.
son, President; WILLIAM McCor, Treasurer.
INT day-ThuTsday.
Savings' Bank of Wheeling.
of Main and Fourth streets. Centre Wheeling.
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
!. II. LIST, Presidenti wa. RANKIN, Treasurer.
INT day, Friday