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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

P0WELLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
HE proprietoTs OF these Springt prepared to
ceive and accommodate visitors. This delightful Wa.
tween the Fort and Mansanuen Mountains The new
Building Conc hundred eet In ength)
BoAKDERsi and number OF Cottages or the use Of
Families have been erected convenient boarding
| These SPRINGS consist of WHITE BLUE and BLACK
and all having
the work OF Natures own labratory They forth
@ to pI
SIM the ground gradually rising to the south and
the Inc sshep ose Of
most enchanting landscape views the country the
rising at distances OF from 20 100 yards, and from
% to 100 feet above the level bottom in to the
be approached from the east by gentle ascent
It's esP wih rs sn ta
panorama, which, bold outline pleasing va riety is
deed the scenery presented view from the SUBMITS Of
Mansanuen and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys seen TO be
addition to the Springs proper, there number of
celebrated Mountain Spring 100 yards distan g The
ABOVE Is sending forth mpd a9eam;
To south from the Springs about three quarters or
bcate Spring The nsw Spring recently opened amid The
beautiful group of willows that shade the Sulphur SPRINGS
Visitors coming the North East can enter the
the proximity he mountains about twelve miles to the
rot Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural dce, the rocks towering 10 the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration. =
On arriving at the Springs, the invalid has with
drawn from the cares and pcces, tolls and moaotony
OF the busy world and Tecuperae his ener
ges by quafine the waters that necessarily flow
around him. and partang rich yiands that are daily
prepared for the nourishraent OF his frail body.
We will state for the benefit those who may not be
OF the fact that own large farm attached to
the Springs where persons their horses pastured
stabbed as they may prefer f7.f7177 ~
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Iiouo1s
Cigars, Tobacco, &c. 49,
ostIer will he in ,na
the different departments OF the houses and everything
shall be done that can contribute the
guests. 100
visiting the Springs the North can leave
Baltimore in the morning. and arrive here the nert morn
ing by way OF Winchester and Woodstock PeTaons
South, win leave Stanton in the morning
at Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs TO tea
For the amusement OF those who may wish TO parci.
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley been erected
A bath House. with everything requisite for Bathn.
has been erected for the accommodation visiters
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ABOoK FOR THE TIMES.
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
! 1T Isl I


Being narratives scenes and incidents In the real IYr
THE LowLY.' by w l.. G. Smith, Esq u.
The object OF abe author is represent the condition
the Slave in his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily
paons and pastimcs, the relations between master and
slave the mistaken impulses nd msconceived views
Northern Philanthropis, &c, &c. represent the
passions and sentiments in their forms, as the same
spayed in the humblest lot OF society," thus showing
that, in the Of The Stare al least 6esos
haRYns than freedom; and the represent,
is class people, viz The Planter whom justice
every day he.s win the amiablc judg
T.ent OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS. +.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia .. ..
a. 2-The plantation-Unclc Toms IIa1incss
" 3-Sobricty and Merrimcnt.
THE Punishment. ....
5-The School Master.
G-Pamily OF The Planter.
!" T-School Keeping
S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
10-lndependence Day. ..
1.-The Overseer.
" 12-SchooI Masters Lessons OF Freedom
l3-Unce Tom and Dinah. F..
l4-Ndnight Meeting of School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah .Drr g
iS-Cassy -.
1.-THE overseer's Communication to the Planter.
1S-Thc Suspicion
.s 1S-School Masters Uneasincss and Departure.
2O-UncIc Toms Motions Freedom
2i-iis Determination go 10 the State of Free
donI.'
Z" 9-Thc Escape.
a. 23-Thc Pursuit.
2f-BuGalo-The Bootblark
:. 2-Hard Times
'' 2t-Unclc TOMS Soiloquy. r..
'' 2T-Thc Alarm.
% 2S-Amercan Hotel. -s.-
.' o9-Thc Free Negro.
30-CouIage, Qmetude and Contentment.
31-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Unclc Toms Decision.
3-.Back to Old Virginia.
=. 35-Conclusion.
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NEiW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
sAN INTRNsEI.x nNTRR EsTrNG 81

ols-lZoiO-,
ooRE e ANDERsoN,have just ready iii dur,
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL scor7i :
vol, with Map Of The Battle Grenadss % s
Adetailed account OF General Scotia brilliah, e.
- Lieut.. s. Is man OF sterling sense Mssnpptn
~ account Of all he sawkeHaaR
Aspirited and extended sketch OF the las, Me,i,,.
ueeder 'Iy connected with the Army-Iai,aa S ca
Written In clear and vigorous style, and Il /,
after having commenced its perusaI today It
i Ono OF the most gallant officers in the NAVY
place inthe department to which It belong. y Z.
Journal. Il fulll. nj ~ ,I ). l-,,yfI A'4i'sl.
never rsaa history evidently so fairly wtttene
"a volume full ofinstrueton and interest II. a.
tive Of brilliant campaign with personal NJ
the distinguished actors nit'-Ndtionai Era. ST-h
We have seen no work which has given
OF Zen. scott's Campaign.-SouthsrnP ress. va
Has given to the public very attractive work-o,5
We find in this hook the most life.like dcse,i,s.
men and things-of Scenery and Socety-of msIeta,,
Rerieic. .tti li ga. 5ffJ 1sAEi'ss
We follow will interest renewed, as we adv,,
footsteps OF that consumnte soldier whose msIsa ..
triumphs from Vera Cruz to the City Of MeIeo WIZ. u
ries OF manouvers absolutely unsurpassed in m.
military Strategy.-Cfn. Ga-. A'a
His original descriptions are drawn with gre,, s;.
are extremely vivid, and produce deep ipr ssa
Imagination Hecriticses the military ope Grafton IN o't.
cidcd partisan spirit, but with evident abiiityNae
5,tn>. " t Jt'ii . :" go i.4E! rlit 4iE5s H. l. n
The very best book which that war has calles ,,,,
Philadelphia PTes6yferiaE S'''F'''NA. ''ofS-
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions of So.
and storms. one can hardly wonder at the faseinat.
enthusiasm productive of the almost fnereaiIr I
pro1ress repeatedly displayed during the
Princeton Rerielr. 80. p ia -. >-"u>
The book is more than ealable; its statistics ,r,s
and sketches, give the reader clear an arensrt
| a
il not in value to Major Rpley's History-M v its
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Pays to fe many admirable
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r1NEE regular time for the commencement ofthe Fall
Trader Each Session continues fire calendar
The teachcra at present connected with the Seminary
ss eS wv T. " ToLroRp. b. D., Principal.
Miss Miss Il u GaIssj ORR,
Miss MIRA 4; ToWNsEND. - h''' anatFs
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, Assiiiant Primary Depart.
i1.ni. - - iaun.s' l.ss46
Mr.. L. F. De MAssIAS, French and Drceing.
Prof b. h. STONE, Vocal Mlsic. '-iat '''-'if
On account OF Providenal detention at home hat vii
trobaby be with US in the Spring. r.a.57 -...rI
.cninary Philadelphia She not only gives :.stuc
in the higher branches taught in Semnaries but is
III Music receive they may prefer either
RON Prot. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss f,alaH 'ET1'I-
Teachers and arrangements made Lectures
before the classes BY experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct the attention parents, to thi
erms IN n ihe Seminary Any Enjoying the gGade
tile majority studies of pupil in any particular
and Ta I'D With room rent Bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages if desired, session
Washing for Boardcrs, per doz, so
lay prriLs-Tu tion-Pimary Junior Gradeper
session, 500 la.54 ...--.rf,e. - -. 600
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
:. MedsSie class, 800 100
" Senior class, Ia 1000
No ertra charges. eIcepf for ne oIolrfag branches:
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Tor lessons, Z. .- yam. q. .'f't.s" 1900
uSc ofinstrunent for daily practice, aIH'H.tr 200
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing %, ar1 1000
| En>rotdory, Fancy Needework, or plain Sew.
iEg, 900
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcra Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina.
III consequence the extra trouble same is charg
ell as N the Seminary. viz: S1S per session.
Pupils are charged from the time entrance
OF session, and deduction made except sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school,, we
la only osay, that have here Government Latr
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law. which all concerned must respect obey Our
rangemens also SUCH that pups are under the
Female Teachers night and day This system
ira and trouble Teachers, but IL only SAFE
sy'irm We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell views.
As to the progress OF our pupils In sound learning
those interested will visit attend examinations
will point them the members OF higher classes
and sayHc sunt nosrc znonienta-here pledges
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UESI ~ PHOSPECTUSt gOH
,a t'N Is OF THE ns.7 giHc---

- r-y,..s 4.
TNth origins; Prospectus OF the American ns
sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, Its former
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the Twenty. seventh Congress Clst6-6) snbseriHpea
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

THIS Oils the result oftwenty years. investigation
i French Physician and is now extensively used in
both for purpose ofkeepng the hair glossy and
restoring II in bald places EH A}sTEs
This Oil Is particularly recommended II will render
The Hair son. glossy, and pliabe besides making 1t about
two shades darker. :
Prepared only by DIR. Fontan, Paris a5cts per- bottle
For sale by J.B VOWEL, 81 Unonst.
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CIHAHIBERLHN'S COMM
COLLEGE,.

LOCATED CoRSEg MARKET STREETS, PITTS.
BpRGn.
O. +. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor Of the
Science OF Accounts.
P. R. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanshp.
rHE principal object this Institution is aord young
i men an opportunity of obtaining thorough and ii,
mate knowledge of Double Entry Book Keeping a
peaton to business operations generally Applicants
The Instruction. is SUCH will enable the
TO take charge o and conduct scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
PrSa AnsnrTo write free and legble hand is desra
BILE in the education young gentlemen
every profession, and more particularly those
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves for mercantile
ness pursuits This department lie conducted by p.
r. Spencer Ohio, author OF the Spencerian system
Penmanshp, gentleman well known throughout the
try, as an accomplished pcnnan, and also the
most successful teachers ofthe are .-.f : -
Communications addressed TO o. X CHAMBERLAIN
Will receive prompt attention. aug2t ct.
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Berger or spine md Muscle Imminent

BERGER Spine md Muscle Imminent.
OFF this remedial agent forbear say anything,
~ speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism.
Neuralgia Sprains, pains from Bruises Burns &C., is
extraordinary, that speak its merits you
really fear could give credence assertions
/ HUigJ 1t can be had at #a8at
F5glarT t--.I a. PAXTON & LAKES, gail1t
- End OF Susp. Bridge, and at
Aug. ol-1y:d BRENTINGER &ARMSTRONG'S
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CITY OFFICERs FOR 1852.
MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES s. wHEATE, Clerk.

X w. HARDING, Treasurer
J. l.. SAsosros, Sergeant.
!Strgeanrs DPlttes.-lst ward-lsaac NJ. PEARL I'd
Adm. w. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers. 18th ward
Henry p. Chapline. 9th ward-James S. Campbell
JOHN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB E BIER, Wharf Master
JAcoB AMIcX, Street Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. EwISo, Assessor and Collector Water
Rents
JosHca C. WILEY. Lumber and Coal Measurer. Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MuRRAY, Market Master.
THonAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
WV. J. SroppART, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Rooa, No. ie3 Market street, the Post ONCE.
VIRoIsus Lopor, No 3 meets every Thursday evening.
FRANKLIN Lopor No. 49, meets every Monday evening.
WA Tell LoDoE, No. SO, meets every Wednesday eve.
wurELISa LoDoE No 80. meets every Saturday cyening
PAsoLA Lopez, No. 81, meets every Friday evening
ABRAMS Enc ANraEsr No. l, meets LIST and Sd Tuesday
of each MONTH
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wheeling Custom House.

Established in 1881. 4 b. SWEARINGEN, Surveyor anil
Collector OF Customs, Office No. 49, Union street.
IppoItations this port made by way New Orleans,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE d harness CELEHRATED

MESSRS. BURKE q BARNES CELEIRArED
% EF FIRE PROOF SAFES. -
HE character Of these Safes Louis was before 40
wellcstabished that any further proof OF the
fact of their being superior to all others, would have been
unnecessaryi but in order accommodate MIR Hail The
patenec and maker OF "Has Patent Concrete Saics ~
which has burnt all other makes the United
States (Wilders patent included took Challenge
and the result is below by the Committee super
intended the burning Safes We only the,
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer
The Safe which tested is to be Store ami
invite the public TO call and examine il conf
dent that will doubt their fire proof qracn
after having the specimen which passed through thus
fiery ordeal OIL the 10th of June
e. II sJsEff < .VIoLETT, & CO.,
Sole gents for the Manufacturers No 49, Levee and No
&c Com. Street. ~ f.f' '1agI-t r.s.H = l. .#E.
The undersigned, committee appointed by Z. Hail. on
behalf OF Hall, Dodd & Co.. Cincinnati, and Messrs T.
OF Ptsbg, to test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
made bJ thei: respective princpals-report, that
this day subjected Safe of each manufacture of similar
szc which had been in years, in ovens to fire
space and half hours and that time we be-
applied far greater tan that In any ord
ratioRthit at the expiration time on
taking the sales from the furnace and cooling down.
ly burnt off, that the books were unnjured and on
opening, the safes !nd books and papers entirely
Injured except slightly by tie water used in cooling Off
This found TO be the with both safes only
percepbe difference in the appearance the Interior was
that the varnish wood work of Burke safe
was bstcred ard baekened conclusion, would
mark that result of this test, no hcsaI
ton i'll tho safes of both parties CONN.,
denec ofthe public. 49,
WARWICK P. MILLER
s, -ssl Be- r5s+ ~ DAVID II. BISHOP,
ff-...L u %. GERARD II. ALLEN.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

mcrchnnts' and mechnnics' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1886. -CArIrAL $4,000
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JOHN w. GILL. Presidents SoBIEsxI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday. ..f
North Wcatern bank of Virginia..
IScoRroR ATrp 1919. CAPITAL $4,000.
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN C. CAMPBELL. Presidents DAHL. LAND, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday. ra.-
mnnufncturcrs' and Enrmcrs' Bank
of wheeling.
|"r- Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851. C,FrrAL STocK $780, 600
THoS SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier.
wheeling Savings Hnstitution.
No. 1872, Main ST.
lScPoBoRITEp 1884. CAPITAL $4,000.
NJ NELSON, President; WILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer
Discount day-Thursday.
snrings' Bank of Wheeling.
Corner Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling.
INCORPORATED 1851 CAPITAL $4,000
THos. H. LIST, Presidenti wN. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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Look to your Coughs |!

ITO laboring under Coughs, Colds Hoarsc
i ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Hood &c. we
honestly recommend the OF BTentlinger's Com
pound Syrup of Boneset, pleasant speedy
II bc had at Messrs PAIros & LAKES end or
the Suspention Bridge and at r. Frl-'E- lHJ
,f5tf BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG'S,
aug2i- yr:d ,+, Monroe street, Wheeling.
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lIASONS.

opoR RooA, III, Main ST., Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LoDor, No. lO1, meets the first Monday night OF
very month
WnErLIso UsIos CHAPTER, No. 10, meets tho second
Monday night OF every month.
WnrrLIso Lopor, No. i2s. meets the third Monday
night OF every month.
WHEELING EScAAPNENr OF X. T, meets on the fourth
Monday night OF every month.