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BURNER'B
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

POWELLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA. %
rHE proPTietors OF these sprinst prepared to
i and accommodate vsitera. This delightful Wa
tween the For, and Mans.nutssn aoSht.na The new
Building hundred feet in length commanded las.
BoARDERsi and number of Cottages, ,or the ure Of
Families, have been erected convenient to tho boarding
These SPRINGS eonsi.t OF WHITE. pIUr and BLACK
Within h
the work OF Natures own labratory They send forth
II
ground gradually rising to tho south and east until
eye Of sesoldsr Of
neh.ntnx landscape views IN tho country To the
rising up distances Of from rs to 100 yards, and from
northwest Of The Springs Many Of these elevations can
approached from the east by gentle ascent
ns spurs s deep rsvipes lofty peaks presents
which, for bold outline and pleasing variety Is
n nourpassed BY any mountain scenery in Virginia In
deed tbs to view from tho SUBMITS
and Fort Mountains embracing the P.ss
In addition to Springs proper there number Of
seIsbr,ted Mountain Spring, $50 yards distant; The
.soSe E cthaybeate Sending forth mpid stream;
To the south from the Spring. about M Of
ass s, tho
and which believed to peculiar medicinal quail
ties, completes the nst. .tt,-
picturesque valley through the passage formed By
the proImityo he mountains, about twelve miles to the
strikes the traveller with and admiration. - -
arriving at the Springs the invalid has at with
drawn the and plexities toa and noEotony
Of the busy world and may reeuperate his exhausted
Ground him paf.kns of the rich vsnds that arc daily
prepared for the nourishrnent OF his frail body.
We will state, for the benefit those who may be
aware OF the fact that a large attached to
the Springs where havs their paaured
or ptsbled an they may prefer. IHt ,tF
The BAl win be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars Tobacco, &c. -
xn attentive will in attendance and servants
to the different departments OF the house; everything
be done that can contribute to the comfort Of the
Persons visiting the Springs from NORTH can leave
Baltimore in morning. and arrive the next morn
nr by the way winchester and Woodstock Persons
rom South viii leave Stanton in the morning arrive
nj Wocdftock 10 dinner, and the SPRING. to tea 10
For tho amusement Of those who may wish particI
nate exercises Ten Pin Alley erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathirg
has been erected for tho accommodations OF vaiters
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NEW BOOKIS=
The Campaign of Gen. ~
GAN fNTENaELYINTER Sst.
IYOL- 12Mo.,SI,os.

MOORE & ANDERSON, hare iustI..a,,s
II ~. mi THE eAarAisN OF GENERA sco,,
vol, with Map ofths Battle Groans sss1 ,u.ss
detailed ; ,seSsat o. General seo.ts briI,ba,iEsa
- Lieut.. s. In man OF sterling ssn,s Ctnp,i,,
"a impartial account q all he saw-K<aieil =. T.
a spirited and e1tentsd sketch OF III. L,,,,.3
paigr. Tho author i attached ID ths NV s1nac
aecidsr ly connected with the ArmyGPsiJ but bses
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One Of The most gallant e1acers in tn. Nav
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ut il no ANAL prais. to tn. .uthor to nav
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wv. Rea ~ Tss 's,
the distinguished aetors tt-"aiioneI H. N
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6. c. Standard Ban r:EEl5 p ~ "NsA-tas,,,
nen and thines-of Scenery and Soeiety-o,I
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Resfeto.
foetsteps Of that consaruats soldier, WHO'S
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are extremely vivid, and produce despnmr ~, usa
Imagination He eriteisss the military opeI, M, g aA
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/ The very best book which that war Ia, .,n.a -.
/ PhiladelPhi1 PresbytsriaE ..-,- = LAW toti
In reading some Of the suther's dessriptis., :,
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enthusiasm productive Of tho dlmesi iner.SiT veg U
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| PRINCETON Reri<to. - &C., u, - WI.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE q BARNES CELEBRATED
RIRE PROOF

TIME character OF these Safes Louis was before 90
web blshed, that any further test proof
fact their being superior to all Others would
unnecessary; but order to accommodate MT Hail. tho
burnt all other makes note in the United
States (iIders his challenge
the result il given below by the Committee who super
intended the burning Safes We only regret
were not LEFT In the furnaces Two hours longer.
The Safe which tested to be seen at our Store anil
dsnt that their fire quaiitien
having tho specimen which passed through thu
N'- - = $50 - =, E. r. VIOLET, & Co,
Sols Agents for the Manufacturers, No 49, vee, and No.
&c Co1a Street.
Theundersignad, committee appointed by 3. Hall,
behalf Of Hail. Dodd & Co., OF Cincinnati and Mesara. K
r. Vioctt Co.. agents OF Mesarz Barke, Barnes Co
OF Pnhug, to test the fire proof qualities OF the ssfes
made by their respective princpals-repor that have
hia day subjected Safe OF each manufacture, of ailar
made with dry wood, and Pttsburg stone tbs
space OF Ave hall hours and during that DO.
tha heat applied far greater than that in any ord
nary eonfagraonhata at the expiration OF that time,
taking the safes the furnace, and cooling down,
we iron both places entire
opening the s.fes orad books and papers entirely
injured except aghtly BY tbs water used in cooling of
This we found TO 30 the with both saes and tic only
pereopsle difference the appearance OF tho interior
that the varnish on the OF Burke Barnes
was entirely uninjured, while that Hall, Dodc e Co.'s
marx that from the result this test hays hesita
don In the OF both parties the conf
dance otthe public.
DAVID H. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN.
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AMERICAN WIG REVIEW /,

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isnd the doctrines Of TIC United Whig rsrn va
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIHE subscribers take in informing their friends
the travelling community generally that they have
day OF that well established and IA
vorably known Hotel
Third nd:Cheanut streets
They have had tho house thoroughly repaired the
modern introduced, and furnished in style
elegance which will ut oneo render unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
decidedly located house in the city being
the vicinity OF tho Exchange Custom
House, and n,sny other public butldingu.l IL
Lines Of Omnbuses leave for every part o. city
few minutes quarters being within square
OF this House. sE a- = :.
Tho subscribers are determined to spare no pains In
making this convenient and comfortable home to tho
MORRIS 6. JACKSON, Proprietors.
James E. Norris who is well known many the bus
mesa Visiting the city lately In the Hardware house
JanesJ Duncan Co, and formerly proprietor 1.-THE
Inent OF the House, assisted BY polite and eompetent
swsonn. Il .1-tG Is r,lsta .-.af 10 -
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT is u!

AS 1T ISL! r-H
Being narratives scenes and incidents in the real .L,rE
Us THE LowLy.' BY W. L. G. Smith, Esq
The object OF he author is represent the condition OF
the Slave in his ude but comfortable cabin his daily
paons and pastmes, the relations between master and
slave mistaken impulses views OF
Northern Philanthropst, &c, &C., and represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural orms tho
displayed in tho humbest lot OF society thus showing
har7nes than freedom; and at the to represent,
class ofpeoplc Wis The Planter to whom justice
has seldom been DONE and whose Character in
every day life is well calculated to win the aiable judg
ment OF the world.
Chapter 1-'oId Virginia D..
ID" 2-The Plantaton-Uncle Tom'a La1inesa.
' 3-Sobriety and Merriment.
1.-THE Punishment.
a." 6-The School Master.
6-Family OF the Planter. .s
7-School Keeping.
S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
1o-Independence Day.
1.-the Oyerseer. ILL.,
1o-Sehool Masters Lesaona OF Freedom.
13-Unee Tom and Dnah.
4" 14-Nidnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Ton,
and Dinah.
:. 15-Gassy.
90 16-Sunday.
1.-THE overseer's Communication to the Planter.
's 1s-The Suspicion. 30
1s-Sehool Master Une,ainess and Departure.
20-Unele TOMS Notions OF Freedom.
20 PILLS Determination to 90 to the state OF Fres
doni.'
Z" 22-The Escape.
23-Ths Pursuit.
az 2i-Buhalo-The Boot. black
- 25-Hard Times. -
2e-Unele Toms soailoquy.
I" 2T-Tbe Alarm.
" 2S-Amercan Hotel.
2e-The FIen Negro;
s1-NiagaI. Fails. Clifton House. c.nadr.
32-The interview between Matter and Slave. Y
as-Uncle Tome Decision:
= 34--.Baek to Old Virginia. VII Lr.ssELTy -
35-Conelusion.
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Palace Of the Legion of Honor in Par az Ths Ruina OF
Hawaii (India.) -. t
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The OH of Grape Vine,

HIs ois the result oftwenty ysars b.
Il French Physician, and In extensively Used In
France both pupors ofkeepinS the hair glossy. and
restoring It In bald plseea. IN.
Thin OH IL particularly recommended, II win render
ths Hair SON glossy and plsbs, besides making II about
two shades darker. - -. ~
For rde by J.B.VOWELL. "a Enionst.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1w,,r1TrrirlI,1y,;,Ge FI.nu,asALiE gass1nNARx.

Session this in.titues. gii 3 .hs -. 81
ho present connected with tho Seminary,
Rev ss DIV B. W ToLroRp. B, D.. Principal,
Miss ". BLISS. q. It!idh l
Miss M Mfka 4! Ta% SsssEsp A'.t.'ans
Miaa FRANCIS l. HARDING. ~ g., ,1E5
plof JOHN wIN yE1 Ms.ss and German;
Prof b. b. STONE, Voeai Nude. :. - a.
Miss orr win not take active duty tho eonts session.
probably be with US in the Spring. %
Miss Bliss has been for several years. eonnse.sl visa
:,aEs higher branches taught in semnares but
ass they
rom Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss
Teachers courses Lectures
eore tho classes by some experienced Lecturer and Rx
we would again direct the attention parents, to thf
Ierms in the Seminary Any knowing the grade
lie majority studies pupil arc in any particular
tIaas, that 10 tho pupil. grade.
q AZ %oa! a:, '''''' ssseSS
| DAY PuriLs-T ution-Primary, Junior Grsdepor
sesnion. 600
m.S gsT s sisss. a,.ss-'ss.s 1893 1893
"-fl Senior class, 1900
10 er,re eherses sseept 5os tie Jeisoiss a1snene.:
insc FER session Of i've months with OF instrument
Tor lessons, RI 7r I'd. s4sl5 = & 1900
| (rso ofinstrinacnt for daily practice, 200
| Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
Embroidery, Fancy Needlcwork, or plain Sew.
lee, 600
vncaI sIrsic Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Wher Music Teacher gives lessona out OF the Semna
in consequence OF the extra trouble the Ia charg
| cd az IN the Seminary, viz: S1s per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to the eloae
oi:esson, and nc deduction made except for sekness
With reference to the Management OF the school, we
only say. that have hero and La,r,
administered kindly in Iced, but still government and
Law. which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
are also SUCH that pupils under the
eltta and trouble to Teachers but il the only se
| ell our views
As to tho progress OF pupils in aound learning
those interested will visit attend
NO will point them 10 the members OF higher classeu
ard say-Re snt nostra Reconnaissance pledges
Wheeling Aug 81
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Berger OF Spine and Muscle Imminent.
NF this remedial agent forbear say anything tho
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheun,atsm
Neuralgia Sprains, palma from Bruises Burns &C., Ia
extraordinary that to speak ia real merits
really fear could give ersdenee to
It can be had at
PAXTON & LAKES,
..-. e End OF Susp. Bridge, and nj
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AUTHOR OF HTHE CAMP-FIRES OF THE REVO-
"a LUTON" might IN A BLOCK-HOuSE,H &C.
To before the America eraplsc for inaita.
ton in the most trying circumstances may
tho object OF this BOOK Do Toequevc French tourist
and write Of considerable ame has truthly said that
In the u States women Govern In country upon
The earth ia the generally respected and
tally consulted Our soeiety tho the
days of chvary with much enlightenment hero
o in almost object OF worship Men been
made great and heroic by Plutarchs "
and napirsd by the Of exeelenee Lot the
reading and study OF sueh work as the Horoc Women'
daughters will become more renowned for resolution,
old The ensuing pages include nearly all tho in.
stances OF female herosm with many that less
markable but less generally known among which NAY
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Extract from letter received Physician in Nd
..---s GREAT ATTRACTION! E
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.
Cor We. sroea.sey and Frenklin .tree, Ns,s York

Cor WeIf Broadteay and Franklin street, Netc York.
IApY IN CHINA under The iNrGu
OF n S ss in Tss
and best and Modern Coins in The u
s Lead sn0,s marked u s. A re- p HAT
War, Shells Minerals. Gold. Silver Copper and other Ores
nss S m
lection cannot be found IN any OF the kind in
the neck down to the middle. They full grown and
Jefferson county State New York by MIR. John Jennings
Live White Rat from IeIks CO. Penn 1aRsnse GRAT
Cannon and Dorinoes. A Billiard Room with two spsR.
M m ~ and Supper p.r.e. can be
.eeenamoda;sd very shor, notee The LaTaer will be
ters Mutton Chops Veal &C., provided
At this establishment, may DO seen celebrated bird,
AINo. that will repeat almost anything after stranger
To- sasaeSer havnF PTop4e.or Of bovo
celebrated and having made various etera
I The
under the charge mas, Riley in the quality sta
TORY where meals will be served at all hours OF the day
p1oen los Supper
The public respectfully invited to grant him share OF
CHARLIE WRIGHT. Proprietor.
s~Penona wishing Wine and Spirits may depend
N B-Pivate families supplied with Dnners Suppers
In superior STYLE for Parties OF number at their
tive homes and OF glass silver sent out to part
OF the City yREE CHARGE.
CHAMREKLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.
LOCATED CORNER OF hARKEr AND THIRD sTRrrrs Pits.
EuRoH.
O, r. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF the
Science OF Accounts.
p R. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship.
,HE principal object Institution, is young
men an opportunity obtaining thorough and ii.
knowledge ofpoubIe Entry Book Keeping and its aP
pie business operations generally Applicants
College any time and attend both day and evening
The instruction SUCH will enable the student
take charge conduct on scientific principles any
Double Entry Books completion OF the
PExM AssHIr-To write free and legibe hand is desira
BILE in the education gentlemen for
every profession and particularly to those who
desrous of qualifying for mercantile and buai
pursuits. Tha department 10 conducted by P.
Spencer Ohio author Of the soenceran system OF
Penmanshp gentleman well known throughout the
trJ, an accomplished penran and also OF tho
host successful teachers ofthe age.
Communications addressed to O. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug21.
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took TO your Coughs !!

ITO such laborng under Coughs Colds Hoarse
i ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c,
would honestly recommend the Of Brentlngers Com;
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It can be had at Messra. PATTON LAxxg or
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wheeliuR Custorl Moase.

Established in 1881. E. b. SWBARlSGEf, Surveyor and
Collector OF Customs, Once No. 4s, Union street.
to this port made way Now Orleans,
Nav York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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ODD FELLOWS.

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