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BURNERS
LHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

POWELI'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA. =
VIE pIoprietoYs OF these SPringt prepared re.
eeive and accommodate vslters, This delightful Wa.
ing place is situated eight miles OF woodstock
cen the Fort and MSnsanntten Mountains. The new
Idng lunded eet In length commenced last sea
IARDERS; and number OF Cottages, ,or the use or
miles, have been erected convenient 10 the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF wufrE, BLuE and BLACK
LFHUR, CHALY1ELrTE LIMESTONE and SLATE, all having
sir fountains within circumference OF thirty yardsI-
swoTk Of NatuIe's own labTatOry They send iofth
sas gS1ny Fl sTi sI 1ts5 t. TSPPH nd
the ground gradually Using 10 the Touth and cast until
deh presented to the eye ofth beholder the
st enchanting landscape views the country. To the
ing up at distances from to 100 yards ana nom
10 100 FEET above the level bottom in 0nt and to the
approached from the east rear, BY gentle ascent
sfort Mountain with its picturesque scenery, tsut
spurs, its deep Tayines and its lofty peaks presents
iOama, which, for bold outline and pleasing Variety is
ri. he seelefy presented to view nom The sSmmits of
IL MaBsanuien and Fort Mountains embracing the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be seen TO be
n addition to the Springs proper, there are number OF
ebTaed Mountain spring 10 yards distant; q The
ID spring short distance nom this 5 ImedIatsiy
the south rom The SpTfns about or
e. gushing nom the momltain side, Is the Sweet Cbay
Spring Tie new Spring recently opened amid the
utif group OF Willows thai ahade tho Sulphur Springs,
(which Is believed TO possess peculiar medicinal quail
listers coming from the North East, enter the
turesqUe valley through tho narrow passage formed By
heast nomr be Springs. The rugged grandeur OF this
liTat defe, the rocks towering to the very clouds
81 likes the traveller with awe and admiration.
nariving at tho Springs the invalid has at onoe with
the busy world and may TeeuPerate his exhausted ener
q BY qnf9s The pure waters that necessarily aow
p pared for the HouIis hIAent OF his rai body.
Ne will state oT ne benefit or those who may not be
a, arc OF tho fact that we own large farm Attached 10
ri SPRINGS who're persons have their
o stabbed as they may prefer
he BAR will be fIrnahed with the choicast IinuoIs
e ars, Tobacco, &c. j.,-.. : = = :
& tho different departments OF tho house; and eyerbinq
II be done that can contribute TO the COMFORT or ne
q SITS -,
ersons visiting tho spIngs from the NORTH can leave
:tiuoTe In the morning, darTiVe the neYt morn
u By the way Of Winchester and Woodstock PaTenns
n mthe South viii leave Stanton In the morning Arriye
a woodstock to dinner, and the Springs TO tea
or the amusement Of those who may wish to nartici
~ in such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing
b been erected for the accommodation OF yisiters.
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CrTv OFPICFRs FOR 1852,

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
-.-f. JAMES s. wHEATE, Clerk.
K w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. I. SANGEToN, Sergeant.
S,yE.aJtE Drylfiss-lst waTd-Isaae N. Pearl Cd ward
-Abm w CIemens ID ward-JOhn Bowers. 18th ward
Henry 2. ChaPIiue. 5th waTd-Janes :. Campbell.
JouT MOORE superintendent Water Works.
JACOB L. BIER, Wharf Master. .r
JIco1 AMIcK, street Commissioner.
JAHEs d. EWINO, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents. -,
ar OF Wines and Liquors
DAuEL MURRAY, Market Master.
TaoMAs CANPBELL, Collector Of Assessments.
WN j. SroDpART, City Surveyor.
JAMEs F. AKLvIN, Flour Inspector.
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ABooK FOR THE TIMEsl
ENTITLED lR "A
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN"

40 II 1919 .
Eeing ratiVes scenes and incidents in tie real tLlEE
~ the LowLY.' by w L. G. Smith, Esq.
The object OF The author represent the condition or
Slave IN his rude but cabin his daily
auons and pastimes, the relations between master and
ave- the mistaken Impulses I'D misconceived views OF the
OTtheT PhilanthTopst, &c, &C. and 10 represent the
ASSIGNS and sentiments in their natural orms same
displayed III the hublcst lot OF society thus showing
hat IN The cGSe Of Tx 4LHre at Ledst eonfeteni besoIcS
hGHes team ss5otnj and at the to represent
rit iSi class OF people, viz The Planter whom
very day life, isweI calculated win the GinIGble judy
,eut OF the world n, - 49,
hapter I-tOld Virginia
" 2-The PlAntaton-UncIc Toms LaEincSs.
as 3-Sobnety and Mefrinent.
"a THE Punishment ..i
"a 1.-The School Master.
F" Family OF the Planter.
az T-SchoOl Keeping. f.
81 S-fhe Secret League OF Rebellion.
" 9-The Surprise,
"a I0-lndcpendehoe bay. I.-a -.Hfisal /,
Z" 1o-scbool Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
" iLMidaisht Meeting OF School Master. Uncle Tom
and DinSh. 5..,4T Sin
q 16-Cassy. o.5s ,l.-r ..s.....s-s 45- n 81
Z" 1.-THE overseer's Communication to the Planter.
1S-The Suspicion.
IS-school Masters UneAsincss and Departure
Z" 20-Uncle Toms Nations OF Freedom.
F" 2i-His determination to go TO the 'Stnto office
80 DOM. q 81 55-sest - zw-sgls l-s.
90 22-The Escape. .......-s NM. o..
% 23-The Pursuit. tHN d a
" e4-Bufalo-The Boot black .r...
"a 2-HaId Times.
:" 26-UBcle Toms SOllOquy. . a..r
Z" TITLE Alarm. . ..r,. ... 81 r.......
a. 2S-AIneTiean Hotel. a. p. r. 90 b. ..-r
" 29-The Pee Negro. .ltIs, -..4 ls..l, III. ...-
3I-Niasafa Fails, CIinon House. CanaaT.
i" 32-Tbs interview between Master and Slave.
e 33-Unclo Toms Decision rs.---.+-,..s
q 4-'Back to Old Virginia ., SD ai.r 4I5t III.
& 2j-cOnclusion, r.Is- lralss..
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CHURCHES,
ST MATTHEWS RpEscopdlsGH, corner Monroe and Byron
rests REv wILLIkG ARNsrROA0S Rector Morning Ser
'ie010l. oVentng1tl % t'5 @ s
- Io1a, RDi,-oaIeaH Main street, between First and
s5ohd Centr0 wheeling Rev; Jas ID: AsCA9E, PastorI
TSTn1E service IOl evening a O'Clock Service and lee
uTeFridGy evenings at ~ O'Clock. Seats TREE
EtHSr PRfsifrERIAN, Rec. r. H. Wed, Pastor Fourth
between Monroe and Quincy Service Morning and
steTncon.
sEeoHD PREsaTTERIAN, Rec. cgTas DiekSoa, Pastor,
webster Street. between Main and Markets Centre w heel
agg BgTViCe morning and evening -a'L
TuRp PaEsnYTKRIGH, Rer. Mr.. PHui, PASTOR Frat
Ward Hose Hail. Main street. above Washington, North
7hsslinSi Service morning and afternoon. f.rr Z! s4t
FounTH s4REEr MErHODET KPIScoPAL. Bsu. s. b DaR-
IN Pastor, Fourth Street, between Monroe and QneeT1
understanding and evening ~ 81"
So.Tu sraEET MErHoniET EPIscoPAL, Itr. VIM. vii.
a. PaStor eoTner Market and North Sts North wheel
3; serviet morning and evenings.
CH.PLrsE ST. ,MEFHODtSF EPIseuPAt,, Rev. E. q. Meh.
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H ctSrsN METHoDIar BPlsoOPAL, Ret. Mr. BroaS6erE
aston ohaPlns stFeet between Webster and Third, Gen.
wheeling sIGTsff e
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aitRuln4And hfleTn0on.l, Ee1n
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HsTkst ana Jenrs1n Streos service 1fnng and Alter
TIt1,r RI, u R;SSTea Pastor, Guy street, between
Fjfthand sixth. ssryice morning and evening,
PmST IHBEPExpENT CoNohE6 1Ti0HGis luTERLAN. Rev
J. " WsbStST PASTOR Market direct between yWobgteT
Third Centre Wheeling service morning. ana eNennE.
EVAHoELIcAL PEoTIsLANT, Re- ,. ksesgsT, Pastor
clay street, above Sixth East Wheeling fees,
NSsoN'S BvAHsELloLL L5fIfAN, Rsr. P Zig,astslas1,
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The OH of Grape Vine.

n HIS Oils the result oftwenty years. by
u French PhySiefah, and Is eXtensively psed in
Fl both for the ofkeeplng the hair Glossy. and
re toringit In bald piece. I o5sitT. SOD.
lib Hair sof, glossy and Pahe, besides nnngH about
tUl RhadeB darker. r 81 h-.f Hlsi l'iii
TePaTed only by Dr. ROutain, Pans, 26ets per bottle
FHr'SlseF }.B.EoWELLs q UnionsL.
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Observation-Disclosures
WIIRRLlNG ,FRhLALE .sEnIINy4ARY, :,

: RlSnlAlIE VI
HHR regular time for tho committeeman ofthe Fan
session Of this institution will be the fret day o
Eber merit. Zach Session continues tre ealeH hidIS
The teachera at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev s. " iToItoRp. r. D. Pttnetrsi ''s' 'A' so
Ne: Ne: $ $fSs5is
Miss MARY o. EoLFoaD, A'sistaHt PriR'ary pPart.
Tror; JOHN wINKIE; Music and Ger"a,., r ~ q,
Prof. u. b. STONE; Hoeat Music. ,-,.s p3a.l
IA account OF Proyidential detention at hon hat via
Miss bliss has been for several years cOucc,SI !, la
culinary Philadelphia. She not only glyeS :..5tTc
u All experienced Teacher Of Music and French Pupils
MusIe receive lessons they may prefer, either
lie Natural sciences viii Be taught by the regular
cachers, and arrangements made for ofLecturos
ore he classes by some experienced Lecturer and Tx
We would again direct the attention orparents 10 thf
pupil, viii at once know The amount OF tuition Where
nc majority ofte studies OF pupil arc in any particular
ioafd and Tuition with room rent, Bedding, Fro and
Lights; and Ancient Languages II desired per session
TasRIng ior B 5',,| Der doI, l5s.s 50
session, %, ...--o..s,-,.r.,., - 600
a. Seminary proper, Junior Glass;
- M.& siE s sIass. 1 14SS
- "a Ssni0rnllss -. is 60
Ancient 4angsagesr Fourth yea, 1s 90
40 ertTd chGgeeS ereeTt Jor Ret oloioidG 6TfneAes
se por session Ofve months, with use or instrument
for lessons, 1900
20 ofinstrun:ent FOL daily practIcs,sy - 200
,Od> -r Languages, Painting or drawing, .' 1900
n. d otdoryI Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew. IL
ms I'LL. 30 ... ..rl 600
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessOns out of the Semna.
s. sequence of the extra trouble, the Ia charE.
!! ~ IN tho Seminary, wis 2lS per session. r, -
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to the close
With rsieTSn5e 10 the Management otso school, we
ave only toSay that We have here GUrernnent and La0
sW. which all concerned must respect and obey Our
Vrungeents are also SUCH that ppils under tho
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
atrs care and trouble TO Teachers but Is ne only safe
pitcH We have found Teachers, who have well sustain.
Il our views
As to tho progress OF pupils in sound learning
oso interested will visit attend examinations &C.
will point them to the members OF our higher classes
I'D saytc st noStTa IHonrmeHta-bere pledges.
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=NfE,I1fEfIN=81
Wistar's BalsamUf wild Cherry!
n ~ Wa

r. Coasht cs,ds, 4itlaa Group lBronchitls, fel<nza.
.relfasef he Linss, Diel BreaLhing, LfptT 46ee.
ie.u, Pain or Wedk1ieRS of he BreaSE or ide, First
Stages Of COnsatUtP tiS'sS lse.s DC, &c.
In short this Basamis peculiarly adapted every disease
Of the Lungs and Liver, which Is produced b. eveIp
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known e possessimporart
medicinal properties This Act sfamllf overy nAtrun
orrs for variety OF Tar, also, has bsen
equally noted for its Vrtue8 hySicians, whose
namns familiar country have gone 80 sras
70 declare that CONSUMPTION could be cured by ll
Lj1Lc. In other hands, again. itGS nearly Vaucess, owing
doubt, TO their ignorance preparing administering
leaty now ntirelY obyiated by patient experience
Tne Extraordinary nediena powers or these.ty srb
stas ne S ngW ths Est .le Nc sPS
anoe chemical process, everything deleerirus Il
rejected that what remains q the most
truly elcacious rensd y6f ali kinds Or pulmonary ahd u
diseases known to convince all Gnbellcvsr
That theory 10 really true, reer1to a oycases OF
currs II. formed by tIfa wonderful. medicine,
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,IOchanics, mnnufaolnrcrs and Invcntors


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La NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Iro ires Rdred BY The at5e OF only three boeS tPiSLaT's
BalSam Of TPila Cherry"

'''''' BiiSam u via Cherry -
MT. Eden; KY, July 81, 1852.
SfcssrS Harcoprt, Howard 81 Co.-Gents.--The iTlJr
wisnrs Balsamo Wild Cherry that bought you has
ita virtues known for the benefit Of the public. ~,
MywiEc took cold at the time OF her Confinement which
cted cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis.
consumption She had profse night sweats,I
couss she given up for desPaTed her recovery
child n1rtOOk of her complaint, She then coAi
mcheed taking nWLSLdr'E BdlSam Of Wild Cherry pnJ
bottles effected entire cure with hoT and the chilli
both.
have Ioubtthat they would have now been in their
graves If they had not used WisaT;s Balsam Of Wild
Cl=rry. SETH X. SEARCY.
Seth r. SearcyJ whose certificate is above, Is of
much verneity any In this country, and good
judgeen aud we pAce entire reliance on his statement
HARCOURT, HOWARD g. co.
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1RIvAL AND DEPARTrRE oF hAILS-SNEw ARRANSENENS.)
81 tsreat Maii-arIiyes at p. M, from the East.
ma, " departs At % p. M, 10 the West. 4
Great Mal-arifves at6I a. M, rom tho West
departs at 8 a. M, to the East. ID Is
wesve-arIives daily Sunday excePted,) at 1op m,
s e Tuesday ana Friday, at III M,
PsrSeTsburE Monday, wednesday and Friday
parts at 10 a. M Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
enve-atriVes daily Sundays exocptsd) II n
stSTtS at 8, a y. .F -l-..r TO-. d. e T.
%oGster-aTves TursdAys, Thursdays and Saturdays At
l. Ii Departs Monday, Wednesday aud Friday a. M
uOgantOwR-.ia wayIesburg, Pa, arrives Thursday az
:. IN Departs Friday at @, a. m. +
MUgantOvn-ria Blaeksvlle arrives Tuesday at @, r.
spartS Wednesday al ., 4. m.
lay. Thursday and Saturday. r-s .
RATES or POsTAuE. ~
The new Post Once law, passed March 3D. 1861 fires
70 rates OF Postage foowst
LsTs.-Any distance within the U. 81 noteXeeeding
100 miles, per half ounce or less &c prepaid unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &C prepaid, or 1Oe unpaid.
Every halfouRce or less, additional to DO charged extra
eeOrding TO the above rates.
Drop letters cent? advertised letters cent additional
any other charges.
On Circular Irc
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