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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
sAN INTENsEAYINTER ROOF.

sAN INTENsEAYI NTEREsTING Ro0,x /,
VOL 12MO., 81 rs.
M GORE & ANDERSON, have lust ready in a dnos..,
THE cAapA1GN OF GENERA. SCOTT
N v anc ys a OF Me1iso by Lieut. Raphael sees
Adetailed account Of General seotps brilliant Gsno,.,
and impartial account ofa he sawgKenaan in n. \ hir
spirited and extended sketch Of n. ,,,t :.
pagi The anhoris attached to the navy but h saa
aeS,denuy connected with the Army-Paiiaa Ch,onila
amer hayins commenced its perusa lay il asideNai
whole volume, as WORK ofintellect is worthy of M
P,aee N the department to which it belongsIai.,Sa
1T Is no small praise 10 the author TO say that we H.,
never H Tesd history evidently fairly writteaL
,,, volume full ofinstruction and interest He u,,
u ~ "a n1ng pen In vigorous style, enrichng his ms
the distinguished actors iitMtionai E1s OF
nave seen no work which has given vivid i'm
OF ten Seott's aign.-Seuhern pcs 'Ne e'eH's
cs esen 20 The public very attractive work-char
men ann hnd h IN this book ne mos. ke description
battles and Victories We have ever read,on
We follow with n,cres, rene,v., :.
footsteps Of that sodier whos on lhe
res ~ Vera Cru. to the City Mexico se
military unsurpassed in the annals OF
HI ms u o gsa desenons with great liev
are emely vivid and produce deem npI m
tnaeinatoh lie crcises he military orcr IN T.. W ic
hun, ' : - ~ ."e". upihty.--N!R y. Irf 3
The very best book which that wnr b,sr..r.,
Philadelphia Presbyerian ~ 'aNea iorth.-
al teaang some the authors descriptions or assaults
e oae can hardly wonder the fascination nd
productive or the almost fncrdiAr ,niii,aru
50 spealedy displayed during the eMsan
and ssS SS1k more than its Statistics
sne Sweetness give the reader clear an account s ~,
campaign as can ba found any where sumo or In
geixt IT, ff's' Ai's'oi ~ y Erdn-
rays warm butte TO the many admirable Qualities %,
'hal enhhet commander, Gen Seott-H1yptr.s
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

PowELL's FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
% ss rs,e4s sss to
teng place situated eight miles east OF be.
tween the Fort and Mansann,lsn Mountains Inc nc new
been completed and is ready for the reception Of
Families been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consis, OF WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR LHEsroSE and SLATE, all having
their fountains within Of thirty yars
seen. pune water to many
sn ground gradually rising to the south and east until
reaches the western base OF the Mansanutten from
MOST landscape views IN the country To the
SOUTH south and east there are number OF mounds
IS 10 los feet Above the level bottom in front and to the
northwest OF the Springs Many Of these elevations can
The Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery its tu
its deep nina sn oy
Is unsurpassed by mountain scenery In Virginia In
shs pd the Page
and and Shenandoah Valleys, must be seen TO be
In addition to Springs proper there number OF
others in the vicinity the principal Of which are; The
Colo Spring a short distance from tsi B Immediately
sal, iss s saRs s5au npa
mile gushing the mountain side is the Sweet Chaly
dAs sRf @
which believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visters coming from North East, enter the
through the ho . BY
north the Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
s s ss with sxs sn
On arriving Springs the invalid has at onoe with
drawn from and perpe1ties, tolls and monotony
OF the busy world and Iecupcratc his exhausted
res by quafng the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. partang OF the rich yands that daily
prepared for the nourishment OF his frail body.
We will state, the benefit OF those who may not be
aware OF the fact that large farm attached to
the Springs havs their horses pastpred
or stabbed as they may prefer
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
IN the different departments OF the house; and everything
shall be done that contribute to the comfort OF the
visiting the Springs from the North can leave
baltimore in morning. and arrive here the next
inc NV the way of Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South will leave Staunton in tho morning. arrive
AZ Woodstock TO Inner, and the Springs to tea
For the amusement those who may wish 10 particle
in such Ten Pin Alley has been erected
bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing,
han been erected accommodation OF vsiters-
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