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BURNER'S r.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POwELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
THE pToprieors OF these SpIingt PREPARED TO
oeive and accommodate visiters This delightful Wa.
tepg place Is situated eight miles east OF be-
Gone hundred ieet IN length commenced last
son. completed, and is ready tho 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 CHALYBEATrE, and SLATE all having
the work NatuIe's labratory. They send forth
sucent quantity Of Pule water to supply many
sin, the ground gradually rising to the south and east until
presented 10 the eye Of the beholder ons Of the
tenehantng landscape Views tho country To the
south south east east, number or mounds
rising up at distances Is to 100 yards and nom
100 feet above the level bottom in front
be approached from the rear by gentle ascent
Ths Mountain, with its picturesque scenery, ut
ting spurs deep ravines and its lofty peaks presents
panorama which, bold outline and pleasing variety,
Is unsurpassed byany mountain scenery In Virginia In
MBnsanuen and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be to be
appreciated.
addition to the Springs proper, there number
eebratsd Mountain Spring, 1G0 yards distant; q The
Cold Spring. short distance from this; ; Immediately
To the south the Springs about thee quarters or
mile gushing from the mountain side s the Sweet ghay
beautiful group Of willows that shade the Sulphur Springs,
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visitors coming the North East, can enter the
picturesque valley through the passage formed by
dc proxiniy0 he mountains about twelve miles 10 The
north fromr Springs The rugged grandeur Of this
natural dele the rocks towering TO the very cIonds
strikes tho traveller with awe and admiration.
On arriving at the Springs The invalid with
OF the busy world and may temperate his exhausted
around him. and partang the rich that EIe daily
prepared for the nourishnaent of his TTail body
We win state for the benefit OF those who may be
aware fact, that large farm attached to
the Springs heIe their horses
or stabbed as they may prefer = l'zF
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors
CigaEs, Tobacco, &c. @I>el
An attentive Userwn be in attendance and servants
to the different departments OF the house; and
shall be that contribute 10 tho COMFORT or the
Persons whiting tho SpIngs from the North, can leave
Batmorei in the morning and arrive here the next
from tho South, win leave stanton in the morning arrive
at Woodstockto dinner, and the Springs 10 tea
pate such exercises Ten Pin been erected.
bag been erected for the aeeommodatiou Of visiters
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JlIi1 r4rpar tius for tho ooqimenCetnaht 6fthe Fall
Session Of this institution. will be tho frat day Of Sep
The teachers al present connected with the Seminary,
' Ss as l 3! w .ToIBoRD B. d. Frtnetsal 5ya
Miss MARGARET ORE, A,,t,t,,,,
Miss MIRA H. TOWNSEND, ''S'
Miss FRANCIS L. HARDING, it...-iE
Erof. JOHN wIHKLE 8 atsste erd german 5tlh
Prof. Il IS b. rs STONE Hoeai Music
Miss or viii not take active duty tho coming session
nm h66ount of PToVdential detention at hOmp but will
probably be with US in the Spring. i65lJs
ansry near PhSdoIPhiS She not SAy gives iruc.
Irs the higher branches taught In SenaTies, but 10
in Music receive lessons they prefer either
RON Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
Teachers and made for Lectures
coTe the classes by some experienced LECTURER and Ex
We would again direct the attention ofparents thi
IN as know thy o
lie majority OF studies of pupil, arc In any particular
a@d T ai Pap rent Bedding Fire and
Lights, and Ancient Languages If desired per session
hay PuFILs-Tmton- Primary Junior Gradeper ooo
session, =. s..,or Grade s,fs 80, 9GS
. 81 Seminary proper Junior Glass; ,ooo
per session, 12W
e.: s NEEDLE s fI.ss. -,aH55 1 1dSS
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
No extra charges exespt for ge t'tLolytGg SrGHehss:
ibr lessons " - :. ~ 500
tee oTinstrument for daily practice, 200
| Modern Languages, Painting or drawing. 16 90
Enl1roidery, Fancy NeedlewOrk, or plain Sew
arg, 900
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
WheC Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Seminn
~ IL consequence or the extra T0uhe the i8 chaTg
| ell as in tho Seminary, viz: S1S per session..
Pupils charged tie time ofentrance TO the close
OF session, and deduction made except for sickness.
With reference to the management of the school, we
In We only say that have here GorT1se and LdO
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obJy. Our
arrangements SUCH that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This sysemgves
extra and troube Teachers, but Is he only safe
syJtrp, We Teachers, who have well sustain
| oil our views - - q
AS to the progress pupils in sound learning,
those Interested will visit u.s. attend exaIpinaions
,n will point them the members OF higher classes
and say-Hc tnonueHta-here pledges.
/ Wheeling Aug 81
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ABooK FOR THE TINEsl
ENTITLED ~ }
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being narratives. incidents in the real LFE
~ THE LowLY.' by w l.. G. Smith, Egg.
The object OF The Is represent the condition Of
the Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin Ills daily
pations and Pastmes the relations between master and
save the Impulses aud views OF the
northern PhGnhTopist, &C., &C., and to represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural tho
displayed in the humbest lot OF society," thus showing
Happiness than freedom; and at the to represent
ii is, class OF people, viz The Planter, whom justice
every day fe is wei calculated to win the amiube udg
ment OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS, y5-
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia &tflE9'a4 vi
a. 2-The PlantRtioR-Uncle Toms LazincSs.t
az 3SobTiety and MeTTiment. ..-.4. ~ B
(" 1.-The Punishment.
a. 6-The School Master. ~
6-Famly OF the Planter. H- .-'-s. W -
80 T--SchOOI Keeping. H. .. .t.
"a S-The Secret League of Rebellion ~.
a. 9-The Surprise. .+
a. 1o-lndepondence Day. -.......
1.-The OveTseer.
12-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
l3-UnCle Tom and Dlnal. 'E
i4-Nlidnght Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Ton
and Dnah. ~. H.
=" 15-CaSsy.
IG-Sunday. z,.grg A.. s..z..-.- "a fF5-r. 10 .
1.-THE overscer' Communication to the Planter
IS-The Suspicion.
" iS-SehoOl Master ; Uneosincss anil Departure,
:" 20-ULcIe Toms Notions OF Freedom
21-His Determination 10 go To the state OF Free
donI.' dos. .r.
az 22-The Escape. . .. sr..
" 2IThe Pursuit. .... ....
a. o4-Buhalo-Thc Boot black ~
80 2@HaTd Times .... ....
"a 26-Uncle Toms SOliloquy.
e 27-Tbe Alarm.
"a 2-American Hotel. - l4 #a-aH--
3O-CouraEe Quietude and COntentnent. - ~
a 3i-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House. Cana1r. A.4
:" 32-The Interview between Master and Slave. au,
33-Uncle Toms Decision. 4az 80 .... .r.fa
- 34-.Back to Old Virginia. g|l5It HrlT
E@COnclusiOn. ..- rsl4Ig. a..
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.g.- .s....ol CHURCHES. 53'.a
ST NETTHHwE, BPucpraleaH, corner Monroe and Byron
atTeetH Ev WILLIAt ARMSTRONG, ReGt0rj Morning scr.
vice IOA, evemng1aI .'-.
Second Centre wheeling Rev. JAS d: MeCABE PASTOR
Morning service 10l evening oeoek service and lee
tnTe Friday evenings at y O'Clock. Seats EREE.
P,Rsr PREsBYTERIAS, Rec. r. H. Weed, Pastor Fourth
street between Monroe QUINCY Service Morning and
afternoon. ~
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN. Reu. Cyrus Dickson, Pastor,
webster Street. between Main and MarkeS Centre Wheel
inE Service morning and evening
THIRD PEEsBYFERIGx, ReV. AT. PAIL, Pastori First
Ward Hose Hail. Main street, above Washington, North
wheeling Service morning and afternoon 20
PouRTu STREET METHODIST RPIscoPA Rec. s. B. BaLO.
se Pastor, Fourth Street. between Monroe and Quincy,
Service morning and evening. "tet o. -.
SoRrH SrREEr MErHoDIsr RPlscoPAL, Rec. Wnl. TPiI.
son. Pastor, Market and North sts North Wheel
ngi Service morning and evenings. ~ FL b
CHAPLINE ST.. ,METHoDrsT EPISCOPAL, Rev. 3. O. NTeh
Centre WheeingB Service morning and evening. "a
C5FRaNS MErhoDisr BPIscorAE, Reu. NJ. Broaaberk,
Gs0r Chaplne street, between Webster and Third Cen.
Wheeling.
R,Y TssIzns Fh Street, corner Of H6mpden, service
A,Irning and afternoon, 90 H -7-. -
AsIotI RESoR slEB Rev T. T. Aecal4s Pastor, corner
sGarket and Jefferson service morning and after
con. - ~ "a i-a5.I ~ r.,iilI.taH l,.
T.fe4lIEr, Res j. :are, Pastor, clay stres, between
Ftithand Sixth, service morning and evening. les
FtRsT InpERENuEsF COaaRHo REf0NRGS UNITARIAN, Rev
O. W WebsLsr, Pastor, Market htref bel een sbstor
Third, Centre wheeling, service And evening
RvANoELicAL PRoTEsFANT, Rev y, Pastor.
Clay street, above Sixth, East heein. bls ~ Is9
zioM's RvANgELIcAI LUTHERAN, Rec H. AmhltfAaa,
Pastor, corner Market and Monroe Streets
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lsSgfEsl, First Hose company Ham Market sire :,
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The ON OF GRAPE, Wine, z !.

THIS Oils the result oftwenty years. investigation by
Il French PhysieiSn, and IL now extensively used in
France both for tho puEpose the hair glossy. and
TeatoTingtt In aldplAees. -a1fS ~ $1,000
This Oil lspArteulaIly recommended 1t win render
The Hair son. glossy, and pGble, besides angit about
Prepared only by Dr. Fontan, PaT1s bets per- bottle
ForrNle by J.B.VoWRLL, q Unionst.
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From, ssunRt,s most celebrated Patn 1.sslcs
F2HiS % MiSsredby
agho have seen & to5he one of tho aT ~ 80
Tons q: nTt lHhed and oorreet
Phe siEe f4he plateis u
inehes which win mala joe
and should be in the hands OF every
Painting now at the State House, pnper
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AN persona remit The ~ III Of tie
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sapei Sg Of enty tote'.o Iptstar''

~ '1I0--TI y BaEsan Of WA INe1 "
|l5sg i. r5iaS ~ sd MT. Eden KY, July 81. 1852.
Messrs. HarcOurt, Howard & Coy-Geits;-The cdr,
wistar's Basam OF Wild CerrythRt bought OF you has
It's virtues known tho benefit OF! the public. g gnu
My wiietook cold at tho time Of her confinement which
consumption She had prouse night s@e9ts and had
coughs; gwen up, despaired OF her recovery
and her child partook of her complaint. She then
menced taking EPstdT'S Bdiadm Of Wild Cherry" and
both. er -
Cherry. hEs SETH i. sEARCH.
Seth R. soarcy whose certificate isaboye, is
much veracity any in his country, and of good
and we place entire reliance his Abatement
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MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
NESSRS. BURKE BARNES CELEBRATED


R character of these Safes In St Louis, before
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Unnecessary; but in order to accommodate Mr. Hail. the
and Halls Patent Concrete Safes,
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.tYt5at1fGifNAL.
Wistass Balsara Of Wild cherry!


FsT eorsts cosds Asthnia cyop Inenenza,
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Seas, Pain of he Breast Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, De-, 4e.,!s'e. h
In short this Balsams peculiarly every disease
of Lungs and Liver, which 10 produced By over
varying climate. s..-.s .54sss
Wild ChorTy has long bean known e
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equally noted Vfrtuesf and physicians whose
names familiar whole country, have soras
10 declare that eonPiion could be cured by that
alone other hnnds, again. it nearly Vnlueess, owing
Eodoub their in preparing and administering
i difficulty entirely obviated by neutrality-suspicious.
Tno, medicina powers OF these two sub
stances now first time, combined and enlhndlcI
inlOR! WISTAR'S BALSAlI OF. WILD CHERRY ky
nice chemical process everything deeterus useless Il
rejected that what TeainR most eraordinarya
truly efcaci6nB remedy an kinds OF pulmonary ahd
diseases known to To convince all unbeovsrs
that theory is really true, refer TO few
cures parforned by this wonderful medicine
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,CITE OFFICERS FOR 1855
-. MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WHBATE, Clerk.

~ ~ MURJaN NELSUN1 MUyOF.
JAMES S. WHRATE, Clerk.
T. w HARDIH0, Treasurer.
J.. l. SAlgsToN, Sergeant
SeTEtGats Dsputtss-lst ward-Isaac N. Pearl 2d ward
Adm w. ClemenS- ID ward-JOhn Bowers. 18th ward
-HenrViR- Chaplue 9Th ward-James S. Campbell.
JoHN NoORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB K. BIER, Wharf Master.
JAcoH AMICK, Street Commissioner.
jams N. EwINO, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents F..
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
TRoMGB CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments. -
wv. J. SToDDARE, City Surveyor.
JAMEa F. MELvIS, Flour Inspector.