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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE & HARNESS CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SA EES

MESSRS. BURKE & BARNES CELEBRATED
~ TrI ~ FIRE PROOF SAFES.
THE character Safes LOUIS was before so
well esabshed that any further test proof of the
fact OF their being superior to all Others would
unnecessary; but in order TO accommodate Mr. Hail. the
which burnt up other makes ofany the United
States, (Wilder's patent included up Challenge
and the result is below by the Committee who super
intended the burning the Sales We only regret he
were not len in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested is be Store, AMI
invite the public to call and examine it conf.
dent that will doubt their fire proof qualities
after having the specimen which passed b.,
Z. r. VIOLET, d co,
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers 49, Leyee and No.
90 Com. Street. ~
behalf OF Hall, Dodd d Co., OF Cincinnati j:
Violet & Co., agents Messrs. Burke, Barnes Co
OF Ptsbug to test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
nlde BY thei: respective prncpas-repot, that have
sizc which had been in years, in
made with dry oak wood, and Piisburg t,
OF FIVE and half hours, and during that be-
eve the heat applied far greater than that ord
taking the safes from the furnace and cooling them down.
found that the iron casting both in places entire
ly burnt of, that the looks uninured and
opening the safes :o:nd books and papers entirely
This found with both safes and tie only
peceptibe difference in the OF the interior
that the varnish wood work OF Burke Barnes sale
was entirely uninuTed while that on Hail. DodG Il Co.'s
mark that frorI the result OF this test have hesita
ton in recommending the safes of both parties to the conn.,
dence ofthe public.
~ WARWICK p. MILLER,
A-.s DAVID II. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN.
ST. Louis. June nc. 1859. I7 I'lf auge1 Z
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WHITE suIPHuR SPRINGS,

| POWELLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
/ eeiye and aeeomnodate visitefs This deghtiui Wa
e Fs ad TSs
Building Gone hundred eet in ength)
BOARDERs; and a number OF Cottages, or the use o
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE. BLUE and BLAcE
SULPHUR, CHALYBElTTE LIMESTONE and SLATE all wing
the work OF Natures own labatory. They send forth
e many
sin, the ground gradually rising to the south and
which presented TO the eye Of he behoder one The
most landscape views the country To the
s at from IS TO IaPd Of ans
% 100 feet above the level bottom in front the
be approached fIon the east or rear bv rene sssent
The Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery its tut
which, bold outline pleasing Variety is
unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia In
the Mansanuen and Fort Mountains embracing the
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be to Be
In addition TO the Springs proper, there number Of
ess In ihs 10 dss The
Cold Spring short distance from this Immediately
o ,he south rom the SPRING. about three
mile gushing the mountain side, is the Sweet Chay.
6eautiui group OF willows shade te Sulphur spDEs
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visitors coming from the North East. can enter the
valley through the narrow passage formed by
north fromr Springs The rugged grandeur of this
natural deflc the rocks towering the very clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
On arriving at the Springs. the invalid has with
the busy world nd may recuperate his exhausted
ges by quafine the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and partakng rich that are daily
prepared for the nourishInent OF his fail body.
We win state for the benefit OF those who may
OF the fact, that own large farm attached to
Springs, where have their horses
or stabbed as they may prefer.
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Jouo,,
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
to the different departments of the houses and everything
shall be done that can contribute the comfort or the
guests. -
Persons visiting the Springs from the NORTH can leave
ing by the way OF Winchester and woodstock Persons
from the South will leave stanton in the morning. arrive
For the of those who may wish tn p,rtici
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for R,fbiny
has been erected for the accommodation OF visitors
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PROSPEROUS
AMERICAN WHrG REVIEW


the origi Prospectus of the Ansrieaa RsyIsw;
sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, Its former f,os
TOT and EDITOR, number OF the leading Wing Mem9e,,,
the Twenty seventh Congress (1St560 subscribed va
name9 to the following resolution
Earnestly approving the plan OF such
long needed and OF manifest Importance, the
agree to contribute for its pages, from time 10 ume 4,
communications may be necessary TO set otIn o,
fcnd the doctrines OF the United Whg Party Of ne ~
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel ID. Barnard, J. = n
Pherson Berrien, J. r. Ingersoll, Z. JOY Morns u
Clingman Daniel Webster X. c. Winthrop. Thonas
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. P. Kennedy, WIN. s. iie'e'
Rufus Choatc, Alexander H. Stephens" III
An engraved portrait OF some distinguished person
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ally he portraits OF living American Statesmen aaa
ever that is possible, will be accompanied with an
tic Memoir OF the person represented. ...s.j,.t
The first objects OF the Review are OF course M
it is designgd to set forth and defend the M
measures, and the men of the United Wig III,
Union 1t has been matter or just reproaeh
that though it embraces Its due proportion Of n
gence and learning OF the country, 1t has no itrs.
Monthly Organ devoted to tho expression ana ,s,.I
its opinions nd measures Tho conductors OIL lhe ~ iM
can Review have done what III them lies 10 IenS,s Mn
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Gen, Soo.s
IAN An INTENSELY INT'EptssTIsG nos.

IVOL 12MO., ,25. '4tiTfGA'
MooRE ANDERSON have justrcady Ip-,c,.
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL sco7r S''
In tho valiy of Mexico, by Lieut. RaphacISemp,.s
vol, with Map orthe Battle Gromds-;s,nn g, .S.s
Adetailed account Of General SCOTS briilsniSse.
- Lieut. s. is a man Of sterling sense. esinEsi.s
ma impartial account ofali he saw-Keda in a.
z spirited and extended sketch OF the last Ms,;.
paigE. The author is attached to the NAVY M nCiu
accder ~ connected with the ArmyPaiss 1 T bess.
Written in clear and vigorous style and II H.
amer having commenced Its perusal, tolay II asd S
One of the most gallant officers in the Navv.
whole volume, as work ofintellect, is worthy o1
rlaecintie department to which ii belongs =. AZ
ait is no small praise to the author to saw m,
never rcadu history evidently so fairly writt.SSehss
IA volume full CONSTRUCTION and intere,, i. saF
with flowing pen, In vigorous style enriehins H, M
the distinguished actors int.-NdtionaI Era
We have seen no work which has given such vii,
prcssions OF Mexican scenery and character or lua
OF Gen. Scott's mpagn.-SouiernP Pres. me ens,
Has given to the public veryattracti We woke,
CS. CO. Standard ehs'!e
We find in this hook, the most lfe.like d.,e,i,,
men and things-of Scenery and Society-of me-,
battles and victories, that we have ever "
Retttie. - '5g'6 E53i3 srF JAZZ
footsteps OF that consumate soldier whose ms,so a
ttfamphs from Vera Cruz tothe City Of Mexico Ms,. "a
riss o. anal
His original descriptions drawn with great tr..
he Is ALVEY anu spirlted narrator His battle st
Imagination. He critieises the military osi
cided partisan spirit, but with evident abiityTa 4
Sun-. .ilr SOB ,sf.r F.u 80 ,. III
The very best book which that war han e,p., -
Philadelphia PresGyeyiGT iIisg s&a ioiii-
In reading some OF the authors descriptions of
and storms, one can hardly wonder at the fasein,
enthusiasm productive OF the almost ineTediUs u
proress SO repeatedly displayed during the Mexie,. M
Princeton Rerier. 10 iE' l-1H-h w.
Tho book is more than readable; its atatstiss
and sketches, give the reader clear an ACCOM- 9a
campaign as can ba found any where, superior in A
geiist. " 4 itI
Pays warm tribute to the many admirss,. o,,r,
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott-H1rpsr.st MA
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the United States, with whomli liberal arraneernl
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EXHIBITORS giving this advertisement two or ,.,
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tisement MOORE * ANDERSON, Pubi.S..,sa ser
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GENERAL JACKSON
e AND MARTIN I,JJTHER

114ND LIN
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L cd the largo and handsome plate carefully t.s
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CONGRESS HALL.

THE subscribers pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken OF that well established and IA
vorably known Hotel.
CONGRESS HALL,
Third nd;Chesnut streets.
They have thoroughly repaired, and all the
modern introduced and furnished in style
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comfort and convenience.
This decidedly best located house in the city being
immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings
Lines Onnihses leave for every part OF city every
minutes their head quarters being within one square
of this House. lsi sit1- sLnlf' .Ifi. i.s III
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
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OF James J. Duncan e Co.. ard formerly proprietor of the
ment of the House. assisted by polite and competent
irysons. cSE1
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CITY oREICERs FOR 1852.


JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk
r. W. HARDING, Treasurer.
}. l.. SAsGsroS, Sergeant
srrreanrs Deylfi.s-Ist ward-Isanc NJ. Pearl cd wari
Adm. w Clemens. ID waId-John Bowers. 18th ward
Henry p Chapline. 9Th ward-James S. Campbell
Ions MOORE Superintendent Water Works.
JAeon E. Bier, Wharf Master.
J.cop AxicK, Street Commissioner. rr
JANrs N. EwISo, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents. "a,
JOSHUA c. WILEY Lumber and Coal Measurer. and u
sur OF Wines and Liquors.
DISrL MURRAY, Market Master.
TuoAls CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
WV J. SropDART City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MrLvIS, Flour Inspector.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wIIEELING rEnIALE SEMINARY.

WHEELING FEIRhlIks SlsNllNARHs
tiHE regular lime for tho commencement ofthc Fall
Session this institution, will be the first day Sep.
Each Session continues months.
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev i. W;roLEoRD. b. D.. Principal. tA 'sAas'
JNiss MARGARET ORR, | ...;,,,,
Misc Miss N HkkAa Il I !, MSKbiNG '
Miss MARY o. ToLfoRD, assistant Primary DEPART
prof JOHN wINKLE, Music and GERMAN 5u i=.g
mt. IF. De MASSIAs, French and Dra,ring. '-1''
Miss Orr win not take active duty tho
en- aceount or Providenal detention at homs hut viii
Miss bliss has been for several years .n
.cnnary Philadelphia She not only gives :.struc
10 experienced Teacher of Music and Pronch Pupils
IN Music receive lessons they may prefer either
The Natural Sciences will DO taught by tho regular
Teachers and arrangements made for courses OF Lectures
We would again direct the attention parents, to thl
pupil will at once know the amount OF tuition Whsrs
tie majority OF the studies OF pupil in any particular
ioar "a and Tuition with room rent Bedding, Fire and
oritye months, $500
Washing for Boarders per doz, 80
Hay PuriLs-Tu ton-Primary, Junior Gruderer
session, GOO
",s =. Senior Grade, tr 1900
. Seminary proper, Junior Class, .aoo
.. NEEDLE class, f@ 1900
+" Ancient Languages Fourth year. 16OO
No erra charges. ercept The Joliocidg branches:
>iusic PER session Of five months, with OF instrument
Tor lessons, ~ 1900
UIe ofinstrument for daily practice, .t-l goo
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
| Embroidery, Fancy Ncedlcworkr or plain Sew.
Ing. .a .t--- -.5. 90
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons the Scmna
IN consequence OF the extra trouble the charg
| ei. as IN the Seminary, viz: Sis per session. nc
Pupils charged from the time of to the close
OF session. and deduction made except for sickness.
with reference to the management Of the school, wt
have only tosay, that have here and Lar
administered kindly nieed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect obey. Ou
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under thu
OF Female Teachers night and day This
el ira and trouble Teachers but is e only sG
sn'trm We have found Teachers who have well sustain
| ell views. iTs r.. .t.-
As to the progress OF our pupils in sound learning
those interested will visit attend EXAMINATIONS
,r will point them TO the members OF higher classes
and sny-Hic TnonuneHd-hcre pledges
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THIS day published. Containing the following elegant
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persons S10; and of larger number the
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Piles of Female Courage, Disinterestedness
anu Selt-Sacritice of Ancient and
Modern Times.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-PIRES OF THE REyo
LUTON" might IN a BLUCK-HoUSE,"N
To set before the America examples for ini,a
IN the most trying may stated to be
the object OF this BOOB Dc Tocquevle, French tourist
and writer of considerable fame has truthuy said that
in the U. States, 'Wonien Govern In no country upon
The earth Is tie sex SO generally respected
days OF civairy, with much ensh A hero.
made and heroic by Putarchs Lives""stimulaied
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old The ensuing pages include all the famous i'm,
OF female herois with many that less re.
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| found Historical Sketches Of
| ST. Generiere ~ gertrude Van Der IYari
Paiiigpa Of Aai,aul,, CORE ie"'e' '"''''S II
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Flora Macdonald, Mrs. Charles Elliott
Mass Hdekdy, Mrs. PuTsiey,
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