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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

| sPOWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, Va.
TJNHE propietoIs oil these Sprnst prepared TO
ceivr and accommodate visitcrs This delightful Wa.
rng place situated eight miles Woodstock, be-
tween the Fort Msnsarluttcn Mountains. The new
building undI cd icct III length commenced last
BOA RIDERS; and a number Cottages, or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient 10 the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist OF White, Blue and BLACK
srLrnrR CnALrrE,rrr LIMESTONE and slate. all having
their fountains within circumference thirty yaris!
the work Naime's own biatory. They send forth
81 es ae Situated To- s II a @
SIM the gradually rising to ting so ad until
which is presented eye of the beholder the
enchanting landscape views IN the country To the
rising up al distances OF iom % to 100 yards and from
% to 100 feet above the level bottom in front and to The
west Of the Springs Many OF these elevations
be approached nom the east by gentle ascent
The Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery its jat
panorama, which. bold outline and pleasing rety
deed the scenery pr esenicd to view nom The sSmms OF
MansaIen and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must he be
In addition Springs proper, there number of
others i'm vicinity, the principal Of which The
celebrated Mountain Spring loo yards distanti g The
snE ssnes @ Pth anil mpd
To the south nom the Springs, about three quarters or
bcsie Sprins The new spring recently opened amid tie
beautiful group OF willows that shade The Sulphur Springs,
which is believed TO possess peculiar medicinal quail.
Visile coming nom the North East, can enter the
picturesque .slcy through the narrow passage formed by
Tive pioriyo he mountains, about Twelve miles to the
from Springs The rugged grandeur of this
natural dcIe rocks towering The very clouds,
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
ON arriving at the Springs the invalid has at with
OF the busy world and may reeuIerate his exhausted
gies by quainG the waters that necessarily flow
around him, and pataking OF the rich yiands that daily
prepared for the nourishinent OF his raiI body ~
We will state, for the benefit OF those who not be
awarc OF the fact, that a large farm attached to
the Springs whe,e persons av2 their horses asred
OF stabbed they may prefer G-.I l.-.sII fl
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, &c .H afUs s.prT II
ostIer be in attendance anil
to the different depaI tmenis house; and
shall be done that can contribute 10 the comfort OF the
guests. +'n t-E-ssaiatl
Persons visiting the Springs from North can leave
baltimore in the ming and arrive here the next
ing by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
the South will leave StauntOn in The morning arri
al WoGdsoC dinner, and the Springs To tea ~
For the of those who may wish 10 pa rtic.
pate such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
4 hath House, with everything requisite for Bathin<
has been erected for the Accommodation visiters
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WASHINGTON.

V1His large and magnificent q
from tho burin or Anne fean rst Is IS,
nj who have SCENT to- be- one Of tho fnost
rEoroX The size the plate Is eighteen py ~
inches which will make handsome eii1el
end should be In the hands of every ors
1t is a correct copy from Stuarts eeteHvcrf
Painting, now at the Slate House, Hartford
1t Is finely engraved and printed on
That it may be within the feach OF all, tneeifI !.
reduced the price to OSs DoLLIR q mon ne
All persons RENTING the hmonnt may Iss ma Of
ing perfect copy by return of nail 70 az t5i fhe pS
Address ali orders, postpaid, to ths
b. = ,i,ISt aaisl Hook. seller and Publ she''
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CONGRESS HALL.

rIJH take pleasure in their friends
and the travelling community generaly, that they
this day taken OF that well Established and
vorably known Hotel. .r- ~
Third and Chcsnut streets
They have had tho house thoroughly repaired all the
nolern yoduced and furnished in sic
elegance which will at once render IL unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience g-rf5. -. ..s -. .t.
This is decidedly best located house in the city being
lie immediate vicinity of business, the Exchange Csio
IIouse, and many other public buildings. ... ~
Lines leave for every part OF city every
lew mnuies their head quarters being within square
of nj. House. # ,.I 4ri1.. : ltt Isl. ... ...l.
The subscribers determined TO spare pains in
making this convenient and comfortable the
traveller. .r.. DID,. 10. u. IL. = :. Il..
James F. Norris who is well known to many bus
mess me visiting city, lately in the Hardware
James Duncan Co.. and formerly proprietor of the
Virginia Hotel St Louis, will have control of
nrcnt of House, assisted by polite and competent
r .L+a d o. . IlH d
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INEW BOOKS. !
5ei The Campaignlo of Gen. Scott
GAN INTENsELYINTER No..

q
s4yz;, aiJlgl1VoL. 1eMo., 1925
MOORE & ANDERsoN, have Just ready in e
49,. THE CAMPAIGN OF GEsSERAL SCOTT I
vo ys{ MsS Basis
detailed account of General Scott's brilliant O..
- Lieut.. s. Is n man OF sterling sense. --@-sss{
d impartial account of all he --hendaii in u.
sPiiitel and extended sketch Of the last Me,.,e
;pagI. The author is attached to the Navy hui u
accidcr IL Connected with the Army.-fhiIca Co.
Written in clear aud vigorous style, and II Ia sss
alter having commenced its perusal, to lay IT a.dsS
Ono OF The most gallant officers in the Navy.
whole volume, work ofintsllsct, is worthy of z
place 1.-THE department to which # belongs. =
cit is no small praise to the author to say, tia,
never read history evidently SO fairly written
IA volume full ofinstrueton and interest. II. /,
with flowing pen, in vigorous STYLE enrichinr lii
The distinguished actors init"-NafioraI KIc.
We have seen no work which has given such viva !
OF Gen. scott's campaign.-Soule1nP ress II 'ue en
Has given to the public veryattraetiy work -cn.-
Is. CO. Standard. GAG -iA''' ~ $50
men and thinssof scenery and society-of maIsS,,s
battles and Victories that we have ever dEWsa.
| Rerieis. $50 AB,n5 Ygsg Emg ,lf59it .u. % t51E4
We follow with interest renewed, as VIC aayss.
triumphs from Vera Cruz to the City OF MEXICO Wa.
ries OF manGuvers absolutely unsurpassed In the apn
L
His original descriptions drawn with great t,i,,
He is lively and spirited Narrator. His hate 49,
are extremely vivid, and produce deep impr esson
Imagination. He criticises the military operation
cidcd partisan spirit, but with evident ability y
2un>. Is b. s4t.. u - Il. a. Il IN n = -
The worry best book which that war has called tor,
philadelphia PTes6yteriar - & lss.h y = wv
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions OF s,4
and storms one hardly wonder at the fascin..ss
lcnthusiasp productive of the almost inc7ediHe ~
Proess sotepeatedly displayed during the Mexican M
\ Princeton Repielr 50 ~ NN4sl.lt;I lilE u
Tho book is more than ,cailabe; its statistics and
and sketches, give the reader clear an account -
campaign ba found any where, superior In ill.,,
If not in value, to Major Ripley's History.-N p
gelist N''. ~. itsE' =
Pays a warm tribute TO the many admirable q,rt.,
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott -farptrs M:,.,
D-AoENrs wanted, to circulate this work IN sl S,.
the United States with whom liberal arran.enert, :
be made for canvassing particular counties or dis
WeELIToRs giving this advertisement two or uo,,
scrons, shall have copy OF the work mailed to ti
Dress upon receiving their paper, Containing tbe D.
tisement. MOORE d ANDERSON, PubE.hn
aug cliff 2S.CWest Fourth street. Cincinnati 4
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

THIS Oils the result oftwenty Investigation by
| French Physician, and is extensively used In
France bot ofkecPns fhe hair glossy and
restorngit In bald places.
This OH particularly recommended as II will render
e Hair so glossy. and piabc besides making about
two shades darker. ..5s D.. .7s.se.t,l IN T.
For sale by - J.B. VOWEL, 81 Unionst.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. EURKEt u BARNES, CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES

r,IIE character Safes, Louis was before SO
ct of their being superior to all others would
hut in order TO accommodate Mr. HALL the
paentec and maker Of " Halls Patent Concrete Saies,'
which all other ofay note in the United
states (TiIdc patent included up his challenge
and the result is q below by the Committee who SUPER
intended the burning ofthe Safes We only The,
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer.
which tested is to be seen at our Store, sEt
we invite the public call and examine it feel
dent that no doubt their fire proof quii,ie=r
after having the specimen which passed through tbl
NF''' ''"'N' E. r. VIOLET, d co,
Sole agents the Manufacturers, No 49, Levee mi No.
PC Com Street. ~
The unde rsigned, committee appointed by f. Hall,
behalf OF Hail. nodd d Co., of Cincinnati and Messrs
r. Violet & Co. agents of Messrs Burke, Barnes Co
Of Pttsbug test the fire proof qualities of the safes
made thci respective rrinc.pals-repot that we have
tins day subjected Safe OF zach Manufacture of similar
size, which had been in two years. in owens to Ere
made dry oak wood and Pitsburg stonceoal for the
lie We the heat applied greater that any ori
nary graoT-tit at the expiration OF that time,
taking safes from the furnace and cooling them down,
btna iron casting both in places entire
y burnt on be. that the books uninjurcd and
opening the ..nd books and papers entirely
injured except slightly ny liz water used in cooling on
This be case with both safes, and the only
pccepbie difference in the appearance Of the Interior
that the the wood work of Burke Barnes sale
entirely uniured, while that on Han, DodG q Co.'s.
blistered bIackened In conclusion. would
be result orths test, we have hestn{
on in the safes of both parties to CONN
pnb e. agls4. Is d. . s 81 q
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pREMluMS EOR CLuRS.
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mYER,s UNIvEEssU1r NO. Nv.

rTNHIS day published. Containing the following elegant
steel engravings: '.The Cathedral of Strasburg''-
..Tels Chapel Cnear Kussnacht in S,yzerland) Ihe
Palace OF the Legion of Honor in pars ''The Ruins of
Etawah'' CInda.) ..4 "a ID. .,..s
Subscribers, receive splendid
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The publisher will supply specimen numbers gratutously
gehts Posmasters, and will make arrange
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persons so; and of larger number at the
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MISCELLANEO
WuEEIING rEmALE sEnrrNArsY.

+. q WHEELING FEMALE Skin HNAESks
Session OF this Institution win be the f,sf day SEP
Each Session continues nee calendar months.
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev D. ". ToLEoRD, b. D., Principal
%i:s SfSs5is $SSbia
(. Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, assistant Primary Depart
Mr.. III. F. Dc MAssias, French and Dra,eins.
Prof =, D. Stone p0set a's as;, ~, -.
account OF Provdenai detention at home, bu. will
Miss Bliss has several years connected vita
seminary Philadelphia She not only gives ii.struc.
TO an experienced Teacher OF Music and French Pupils
Music, receive lessons they may prefer either
rom Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss
The Natural Sciences will be, taught by the regular
and arrangements made for OF Lectures
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct thu .tenon of parents, to thi
apupil, viii at once know the amount Of tuition Where
the majority studies OF pupil in any particular
Hoard and Tuition, with room rent Bedding Fire and
oftiye months. ...-5lTi $500
DAY s-Tuton-Prinry, Junior Gradeper
session, .... ,.-.7'.si ~ ~ coo
:. .' Senior Grade, y..ty ,g 12 90
Z" Seminary proper, Junior Class,
90 A- Mcddle Glass; -. l"-- Ii
!" Senior class, 900
'' Ancient Languages, Fourth year, t6 90
No ertra charges. ercepi for Joiotridg 6Tanchrs
>usic session Of five months, with of instrument
Tor lessons, ..-..--.... 1900
Tie OF instrument for daily practice, 200
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, if' 1G 90
Embroidery, Fancy Ncedlcwork, or plain Sew.
Ing 800
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
wtc, Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Semina
consequence OF the extra trouble the same is charg
| ell as in the Seminary, viz: Sts per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to :he clos
session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, w
only say have here and Lar
administered kindly inIeed, but still government
law which all concerned must respect and obey. Gu
rnnsenents also SUCH that pupils under tn
OF Female Teachers night and day This systemgvc
Ell trouble Teachers, hut il The only sal
sy>. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
| eli views. 49,
AS to the progress pupils III sound learning,
those Interested will visit attend examinations,
we will point members of higher casse
and say-Hic 1nonunentahcre pledges
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry
The bes. remedy ever known to Mon

FER Coughs Colds asthma, Group Bronchitis, Influenza,
sse1ing Of the Lntgs, Di6ett greahins, hirer A8.e
Stages of Consumption, &C., ae.,i-c.
In short this Balsams peculiarly adapted TO every disease
OF Lungs and Liver, which is produced b. our cVcrp
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known 70 possess important
In our land and Physicians prescribe it in different
forms FIR variety of complaints. Tar, also has bsen
equally Goed its virtues; and physicians, whose
anesre miiarto the whole country have gone so
l0ieclare that even consumption could be cured by til
LoDc In other hands, again. nearly vauclcss, owing
10 doubt their ignorance in preparing and administering
ita difficulty entirely obyatcd by patient experience
and long experiment.
nc extraordinary medicinal powers of these two sub;
stances now the first time combined and enib'dei
nice chemical process, everything deleerrs or useless 1,
ectcd 20 that what Is the most
truly remedy all kinds OF pulmonary ahd u
diseases ever known To convince all unbclicN,rs
that our theoryis really true, refer 10 lew cases oil
cres d. formed by this wonderful. medicine. t