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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
eeye and aeeomnodate visiters This delightful Wa.
Ween P the Fot and Mansanuen Mountains The new
building humid eet in LENGTH commenced last
BoARDERSi 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, CnALYIEhITr, tarsrosE and SLATE all having
the work OF Natures labratory. They send forth
o IN @ S
sin the ground gradually rising to the south and east until
is presented TO the eye Of beholder one Of the
most enchanting landscape views the country To the
at distances e Of IS to 100 yaP
to 100 feet above the level bottom in front and to the
approached from the east rear, by gentle ascent
The Fort Mountain with its scenery its ut
which, for bold outline and pleasing varety is
deed, The scenery presented to veg the submits Of
Masanutten and Fort Mountains embracing Page
and Shenandoah Valleys, must be to be
In addition to Springs proper are number of
othe in the vicinity, the principal OF ares l. I'm.
celebrated Mountain Spring 100 yards distant; q The
sRGh aG@ nd
south from the Springs, about three quarters OF
beate Spring The new Spring recently opened amid The
beautiful group willows thai shade the Sulphur Springs
and which is believed TO possess peculiar medicinal quail
Vsiiers eolins North or East, can enter the
proximity he mountains. about twelve miles 70 the
TSs ss G this
strikes the traveller with and admiration.
arriving at the Springs, tho invalid has at onoc with
drawn from the cafes and perperes tolls and monotony
the busy world and Tecupcrae his exhausted
GIGS by quafing the waters that necessarily flow
around him. and parakng the rich vands daily
prepared for the nonristIncnt OF his frail body.
We will state for the benefit those who may not be
Of the fact, that large attached to
Springs, wheie persons havo their pasturcd
or stabbed they may prefer f-F
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest LiouoIs
Cigars, Tobacco, DC.
An attentive oster will attendance and servants
to the different departments OF the house,
shall be done that can contribute to the comfort OF the
guests. t.t.iaI ..s
Persons visiting the Springs from NORTH can leave
in the morning, and arrive here the next morn
ing, by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South, win leave Stanton the morning arrive
at Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs TO tea -
For the amusement OF those who may wish to parci.
pate in exercises, Ten Pin Alley been erected
a Bath House, with everything requisite for bathing
has been erected for the accommodation OF visitors,
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Gen. Scot,
GAN HNTENsELYINTER ~

~ n tiai.I.l,. VOL. deMo.r 81 a5.
MooRk & ANDERsoN,h have Just ready III d.,
- The GaaiIsPA1GN,oP GENERAL sco4r
In the yally OF Mexico, by Lieut.. aphaei Ssnm.s \
vol, with Map or the Battle Groundso7 ns,.,
detailed account OF General Scotps BRILLIANT g..
- Lieut.. Sis q man OF sterling sense -s1
'.d Impartial account OF all hs saw-kenaaR in D.
a spirited and exiendea sketch OF the last N.,;,,
palSI. The author is attached 10 this Navy bvI ~
acSiaer iy connected WITH tho ArmyEphitad.
hfsr having commenced Its petusa to lay ii aids
One Of The most gallan, olicaru In the Navr.
whole volume, as work ofinteloctr is worthy az u
place inthe department to Which 1t briongssI
ait is no small praise the author to say. ms.
never read history evidently fairly writ,.s t1
IA volume full ofinssrurtion ana interest, ilp.
with Rowing pen, IN vigorous styie, euIishins Ii,
NV 81 Nps5so1a
We have seen no work whi ekhas given such v;,;,
rIessons Of MEXICAN scenery and character, or ~
OF Gen. seott's Campaign SsniheruP Press s''s
Has given to the pubic rery attraetiyeworl
CS. c. SiGndara. re A'- - " 80 ~ LTD
i We lind in this book, me most hfe.like des.r,a.
men and thngs-uf Scenery and Socicty--of m,r.Ias
battles and victories, that we haSe ever reaa y
Rtrisp. fig. iy 81. rtI iaItCl.g ,f,i D. 7'ass
We follow with interesarsnesed, rs ne advance
trumphs from vcre Cruz the City Mexico wsss ~
res OF manGuvers absolutely unsurpassed in The
military Stratesy.-Cin. GAG M! l5TTs a1naa Z
His original descriptions drawn with great f...
He is lively and spiri;od narrator His SarI, Ne
extremely vivid, and produce deep impr essiee
inaton. He critioises the military
eaed partisan spirit. but with evident abiHtyEFys
5um. -s-s-s- q
Phil1dtlphia PresbyferioE - sS't>
In reading some OF the authors descriptions of ~
and storms one can hardly wonder at the fascin,io
enthusiasm productive OF the altnest increIp @ =,
Pro,oess SO displayed during the Msyss. M
/ Princeton Re rieir. ''tt>
Tho book is than bic; Its statistic, -,
and sketches, give Thereafter clear an aerosnt
campaign ba found any where, superior in in,
il not n value, to Major Ripiey's History-H T. Es
geiisf.
Pays a warm tri butte to the many admirable, op,rs
that eminent commander, Gen. Seott.-Hayper.s N
uTA1ESTs wanted TO circulate this work in an ~,
the United States, with whom liberal arrangefaes ~
be made for eanvassing particular counties or ari
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scrtions, shall have COPY ofthe work mailed 10 M
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MISCtEI1 IlLAINEOUS.
WHEELING RRmAnE SEMINARY.

rSNHE regular time the commencement OF the Fall
Il Session Of this institution win be the t'i
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
n ae sS 'i d. ". ToLFoRD, b. D., Principal
Miss MARGARET ORR. Assistants
Miss FRANCIS L. HARDING, J - Hs.a..t@
Mss MARY o. ToLFoRD, Assiitant Primary Depart
JOHN WISxLE 4 sts. sr ..S gfsa
Prof b. b. STONE, FOCAL Music.
Miss Orr win not take active duty the sote c.sion
rrosaby be with US in the Spring. fals..'tF
Miss Bss h1s of S SS y wiz
:,Es i'll the higher branches taught In Summarizes but is
Music can receive lessons as they may preot, either
rom Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. KT
Teachers and arrangements OF Lectures
bsore the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Er
We would again direct the attention ofparents, to thi
Terms IN The Seminary Any person knowing Tho grade
tie majority aiudes pupil are In any particular
tass. that Is the pupils grade. , lt
Lights anu Ancient Languages II dcsrcd'per session
Washing fof Bosrders, per doz, gs'3s 60
LAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Junior Gradeper
session. ' '- +" COO
.. .' Senior Grade, 1900
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
- = NEEDLE RsS s slsss, A O & l l4SS
.. o. , Senior class, n > ! 1900
No eIa eals eg a. sSas osS i'0o
>i,lsic session five MONTHS with OF inst
Tor lessons, ISo 90
Tue OF instrument for daily practice 200
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 800
Em2ioldsry, Fancy Needlework, plain Sew. H
IEs. II CEJlIet HrE H1fIs1 nR 600
Sucal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Whcra Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semna
IL sequence the extra trouble, the same
cal IS N the Seminary, viz: Sls per session. -
Pupils are charged from the time OF entrance to the close
OF session, and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management of the school, we
la only say, that have here Government Luc
administered kindly indeed, but ati government and
law, which all concerned must respect obey. Our
arrangements also such, that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This
catra and trouble TO Teachers, but is only sd
Sgiien We have found Teachers who have well sustain
cii views. ..,.r- s lltts 5,gas 80. l..
As to the progress of pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit us, attend nations
will point them TO the members higher cassc.
and sayc nostra rnoninnenta-here our pledges
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mYER,s UNIvERsU1I NO. Nv.

rENHIS day published Containing the following elegant
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CONGRESS HALL.

J,HE pleasure in informing friends
and the travelling community generally, that they ave
day taken possession of that well established
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They have had the house thoroughly repaired all the
mode introduced, and furnished style
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This decidedly located house in the city, being
in tile immediate vicinity Of business the Exchange
House, and many other public buildings
Lines of Onnbuses leave for every part city every
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The subscribers determined TO spare no pains in
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James <. Norris, who is well known TO many the bus
mess visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
OF James J. Duncan & Co., and formerly proprietor
Virginia Hotel, Louis will have control OF the manage
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Painting now at the State House, Hartford =. n,te
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRs. BURKE d BARNES, CELEBRATED
II ~ Il IL. FIRE PROOF SAFES.


NHE character these Safes, In Louis was before so
blished, that any further proof OF tho
being superior to all Others would
unnecessary; but in order to accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentee maker CT " Halls Patent Concrete Saies'
which has burnt other makes in United
States patent included took his challenge.
and the result below by the Committee who super
intended the burning othe Safes We only thcy
were not LEFT in the furnaces two hours longer.
we invite the public call and examine it
dent that will doubt their fire quatie.i
after wing the specimen which passed through thu:
' Z. r. VIOLET, & co,
Sole Agents the Manufacturers No. 49, Lcvee and No.
&c Com. Street asger.iE l-sgg '.--
The Undersigned committee appointed by E. Hall,
behalf Hal, Dodd Co., of Cincinnati and Messrs. i
r. Violet & Cos agents OF Messrs Burke, Barnes Co
OF Pttsburg test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
made BY hcy respective princ:pals-repor that we have
this day subjected Sac OF each manufacture OF similar
size which had been in two years. ovens to fire
made with dry wood, and Pittsburg stone coal for the
space OF half hours, and during that be-
lcyc the applied far greater an that ord
nary aton-thit at the expiration OF that time
taking the safes the furnace and cooling them down.
found iron casting both in places entire
ly burnt off, BID: that the books uninured and
opening the rnd books and entirely
injured except slightly by the water used in cooling off,
percepbe difference in the appearances OF the interior
that yarnah wood OF Burke Barnet' sale
entirely uninuTed. while that on Hail. DodG Co.'s
wal blister and blackened Inconcluson, wou1
the result Of this test we have no hcsffaf
ton in the safes OF both parties to the CONT
dcnce ofthe pablo. :, T.,.i
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1850.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES s. wHEATE, Clerk.
X w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L. SAsosroS, Sergeant.
SerE.aars Dpues.-lst ward-Isaae NJ. Pearl. I'd ward
Adm. w. Clemens. 3D. ward-John Bowers. 4th war,i
Henry p. Chapline. 9th ward-James S. Campbell.
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