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RUKNEIs,S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
PoMEII,S EOKr. SHENANpOAH COUNTY, "a.


rNHE oprieors OF these sprnst are preraIed TO re-
ceive and accommodate visitors This delightful Wa.
,eny place is situated eight miles east OF Woodsioe be.
building huiied iee i'll lcns) commenced last sea.
Eo To- and number Of Cottages, or the OF
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR LIMESTONE and SLATE, all having
the work OF Iabratoy. They send forth
sufficient qgaty o. pune water !" suppl; many Thousands
giound gradually rising TO the south and east until
whiehis pr resented eye bchodor OF the
enchanting landscape views the country To the
south south east and east number mounds,
% 100 feet above the level bottom IN front and to the
northwest of the Springs Many of these elevations can
be approached the by gentle ascent
Tie Fort Mountain. with its picturesque scenery its jut
ting spurs its deep ravncs and its lofty peaks
which, bold outline and pleasing variety is
unsurpassed byany mountain scenery in Virginia In:
deed, the presented 10 vcyv from the submits OF
the Mansnnuten and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be seen to be
in addition to the Springs proper there number of
,a I Mo"a sn 10 yards ds,an The
Cold Spring. short distance from this ) Immediately
the Springs. about three quarters OF a
mile, gushing fomc mountain side, is the Sweet Chay
beautiful group willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
which is believed to possess peculiar mcdcn quail
Visitors coming rom the North or East can enter the
the the moan,ans about twelve miles to the
north Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural dcle the rocks towering to the very clouds,
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
arriving Springs, the invalid has at with
the and Perplcxities tolls and onotony
busy world and recuperate his exhausted ener
gies by qualine the pure that necessarily flow
around him. and partaking rich vans that daily
prepared for the nourshment OF his irail body
We will state for the benefit OF those who may not be
aware or the fact that large farm attached TO
the Springs havo their horses pasu. cd
or stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest LiquoIs
Cigars, Tobacco, &c
An attentive will be in attendance and rvants
different departments OF the houses and everything
shall be done that contribute TO the comfort of the
guests
Persons visiting the Spnss from the North, can leave
Baltimore morning, and arrive here the
ng by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
from South will leave Staunton in the morning,
at Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs TO tea.
For the amusement OF those who may wish to partci
pate Ten Pin ALLEY has been erected
A Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathng
has been erected for the accommodation OF vsiters
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.

MORE PROOF OF THE SurIhioia IVA -
MESSKS. BURKE IL BARNES CELEBRAlED
.. FIRE PROOF SAFES.
vr,H character of Safes in St LOUIS was before so
well established, that further tcst OF ool o tC
fact OF their being superior to all others Woua nave pt
unnccessary hut in order to aceomnouae AIT tiai lic
which las all other makes OF ny note III the uhtcu
States idcrs patent included we took up his Challenge
aud tc result below by the Committee VINO super
in,cdcd the burning OF the Sales we only
VOC y mi lie Il in the furnaces two hours longer
rLe Safe which tested is to be seen at our store ana
we invite public 10 call and eNamic IL as we cci conn
Icn, th,t no one will doubt their fine proof qualities
ar hnyr seen the srccmcn which passed through the
merry o''o' VI" 'A' t E. X. VIOLET, d co,
Sole Agents the Manufacturers No. 49, Lcvec End No.
&c Conn Stcct .... OF
The undersigned committee appointed by E. Hail. on
behalf OF Hall, Dodd q Co, of Cincinnati and Mcssis T.
r. Violet Co, agents OF MessrA Burke, barnes 20
NJ ptsburp to test the proof qualities OF the sales
made b, thci: respective pincipals-rcport That We have
size which hee in use two years, IN ovens to me
made with dry wood and PittsburG stone coal Tor the
.nnre nj 1--WE and hall hyul and during that be
ieyc the heat applied h greater Ian that M any ord
the furnace, and cooling them down.
we found that iron casting both was IN places entire
~ In, nj off, that the books were un)ued anu on
nueu,r the safes books and papers entirely u.
min cd except slightly liz water used III cooling OIL
Tins bc case with both sales ana the ohly
peIccphlc difference in tho appearance 81 The interior was
that tic yash the wood work oil bu nc * ba ies SAFE
WINS emil ely nuiurcd, while that Hail. pou. u Co.'S
was blistecd aid blackcne. In conclusion we woui,: re-
ma, H. that tror result of this test we have no lesita
ton in recommending the safes of both parties to the con
dence of the public. ,,,.,,,, :, ,,,,,yu-
". DAVID IL. BISHOP,
GERARD Il. ALLEN
81 1ou;s lime 1G 1852 augG4
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Mechanics, Manufactures. nj, 1alrntors.

rIIHF EiaIilII VOLUME OF the SCIENTIR &c AMERICAN
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Rui.iup the Spirits,

SInwly We walked 10 the back part
r. s.o,a-by S tSs by dark as a dunseonWwben
~ .i,, ,,t,,S,, stGpned md ,.<clnued:-
siI.,,is . I. 4 w f,.r mai srra;rh1,
W. ,n.5,. tiTr,. IN. G f,F the front door. With
-, -, -, ,,. nv the. ann. and al
Is, .s,rnce nat II was no.
no Sai n raj,
&c iron ann,oacis,; '.,.g ll aud ,ouk tberefrom
80 III t;ai pp4pInanda1 40 :. sar;nr1
gIaSS s aaa h is aeen, in the pbe
@ s ",,, H., a. -, yo,,N;n fact ,,;Il
nolein al, aDoua .. ~. 70 ss'.
H. Sto.ned Of one sJe and ook from salt bas
10. ~ a. - LII, az 9th - Lone handle
"US; ~ 81 al, tho s,n;r;, .iro;dtor, ,,
ms saiu ho,,,arar ,srnp = h,. ,he ,nors co'-
sat pioness W y '''e 'e
Aip iiaine ". r. ti o,a ,o o,nro,cha1
ne Vo1h US oy INC MANU- anu VIC 'pPi'"'e' q
'esG T,! paiici. ,,,;;,, :, ~;
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CLEVELAND AND PuTTsBUsG Rail-.
ROAD. aida ~.
n1Il So s.ss6ezss k:ssstsz n III
81 e 81 ID Vi A - u s gsa8

ON and after "Wednesday, June 10th, is5e, Passenger
" Trains will run daily 1sundays exccpted) as follows;
;illc and Intermediate stations; 5:l6 p NJ Accommodu
lion Train or Raveina stopping at all way stations
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations.
Leaves WcsvlIe at 1915 p. NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations.
The 9:iO Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
with following lines to wit: AT Hudson, with the
Branch Railroad for cuyaloga Falls, and Akron at
Ravenna with Wards Line OF Four Horse Coaches for
Wa,rcn Alliance with the Ohio and Pci'isy wanna Rail
Road at Bayard, with hacks ior Dover, New Philadelphia
~" FOX PiTTsBURG $40 a. NJ, Express Train.
from Cleveland connects at Wesvc with the new and
and landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
evening.
Fare ON Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by way of wcsvlc
Passengers tickctcd through, and their baggage is
checked through TO Pittsburgh via Wciisvile
FOR WHEELNG.-Thc $40 a. NJ. Express train from
Cleveland connects at Wellsvilc with the SPLENDID side
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DiURNAL for
Wheeling touching at the into rmeuia,e iana's' ana afri''
RETURNlNG.-l2:35 p. NJ. Express Train, connects
with above steamers at Wellsviile; also with the Ohio
and Pcnsy wanna Railroad Alliance, and at Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad.
Passengers leaving Pittsburg at oclodk a: NJ and
Wheeling O'Clock a. NJ, will takc the 1875 r. NJ, E1
press Train Wcsve, and arrive at Clcvcunds III
iimc with Lake Steamers for New York,
Also Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Milwaukc,
and the entire North West. ,,
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the same
evening, and the following night can be in New YORK or
The Train leaving Ravenia at O'Clock,
a. NJ, at Hudson with the iiran Branch Kan
mo ming Express Train of the Cleveland, Columbus ana
Cincinnati Railroad for the South -
RErrH SHG.--Thc Accommodation Train leaving CicEc
land $40 p NJ, connects with the Express Tram IRON
Cincinnati Columbus al Cleveland and with the NKfoi
branch Railroad at Hudson. ,,>,-,,sn
B.&P. r. K. osrcE, JOHN DUkANn.
Cleveland, juno ii, '52 SuPei'"'''
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Homeopathic Medical College OF
EENNSVJVySIA

Homeopathic Medical College OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
Located in Fbcrt Icet, above Eleventh, &C.,.
PHILADELPHIA.
TIME the regular Will commence on Inc
second Monday October and continue until the hrst
haiCh ensuing. 500 an
AMOUNT OF full course of Lectures, SlOO w
Students who attained two full courses M" -
n in other schools, |= - W W
Mart,iculation fee, paid only once, U wv
Practical Anatomy, ~ ~ ~
GTuduutIOniec, - 4. ~ "
Cg-Thc will take place carly in March,
FACULTY.
WILLIAM S. HELMuTH, NJ. D.,
PROFESSION or uoMGrATC INSTITUTES, PATHOLOGY, AND
THE PR ACTIcr MEDICINE.
WALTER WILLIAMSON, NJ. d.,
PROFESSOR aATERtA SEDIcA AND TiiER ApEuTICs
JOSEPH G. LOOMS, NJ. D.,
yssoR OF OBSTETRICS WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
' ALVAN +. SMALL, NJ. D.,
pm orEssoR or pysloi.;GY MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
MATTHEW SEMPLE, NJ. d.,
PROFESSOR or CHEMISTRY AND roXIooLooY.
FRANCIS SIMS, NJ. d.,
SURGERY.
WIN. a. GARDINER, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR ANATOMY.
w. a S HTON RE ID, NJ. d.,
pIAoNsTnAToR OF ANATOMY.
Students will admitted to the homeopathic Hospital
10 receive clinical and witness tnnnt at the
bedside of PATIENTS and surgical racce and opera.
tons For further Information address ..nEi
WM A. GARDINER, NJ. d., DEAN, b..
.l. No. 3I3 Arch Street, Pllla.
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T has become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
EXTRACT rSARsArARlLLA AND DASpELIoS, is decidedly
above preparations 1t speaks for itself whenever
used; and although have taken the pains OF hay.
ing published through the papers, or appointing agents
TO the sale OF it, yet almost weekly receiving
ders Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by PERSONS who by chance have heard
of its wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious diseased
DEAR DocToR: .---tt- IA ~ I'D k Is gt . VI.
The two bottles ofmedicinc got from yoI
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured mel please send
some more by Exp ress. " - = 49, 712th-
Yours Respectfully.
1t is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF
city, not quack medicine, for have made them
quanted with the component parts and say all
such as we have not the opportunity of making it known
to- that 1t is entirely free from all minerals, and is not in
the least incompatible with any of the preparations
dine, Fowier's solution, or other properties
To be had at Paxton d Lakes, and F. Yahrng sold
wholesale and retail by ...-
BRENTLINGER& ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va.
July 21, '52 4e5 49, -
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MISCELLANEOUS.


rrHE regular time ior the commencement Of the Fan
Session Of E .s s as.,aen INN, q
Te teachera at present connected with the Seminary,
are Rs es d. ". ToLroRp b. D., Principal. gIg ii
Miss $; Y BLISS Issr OPP
Miss Miss MIRA H. TOWNSEND. .'s'''aAs
Miss TRAYG5s Eo MH6RISG .sssau Primary Dar
m,nt. ,,,,, -, C..,,,
p M IGh no M Mkssias, Frene1 and Dra,sins
Prof b. b. STONE Vocal Mnsie:
on aeeo1nt Of Provdenal detention at home. bu, will
probably be with US in the Spring ,vi,h
Seminar she G, only gives p n,
in Music can receive lessons they may prefer either
from Prof Wnls Miss Hiss s. t,s,, ev the regular
Teachers and made for courses Of Lectures
before the classes by some experienced anu En-
We would again direct tho attention orparcnts to th
i ep viii e at onee Know the amount Of tuition Where
the majority OF the studies OF pupil arc IN any
Hasrd and tuition, With room rent, bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages if desired per Session 90
w, y, -. ~ y. ' nor ,,n,r,.rs NOR J,z 90
bay Ls-Tuition-Prindry, Junior Gradeper cm
session, 1913
Z" Seminary proper, Junior Glass; ,ooo
. s Ms5 ESs 81. Etc.; s5.ss' 5 55SS
{" Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
No ertra charges ercept for e }o9r,dg STGnehs enc;
for lessons, 5.. 10 10 90
Use OF instrument for daily practice, sU
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, III w
Embroidery, Fancy Needework, or plain Sew "a
ing, f tg.---.- -. =. ~
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Music eacIer gives lessons out of the seminaI
in consequence OF the trouble the same is Gharg
cd as in the Seminary, viz: S1s pcr session
Pupils charged from Tho time OF entrance to the Close
of sssion and no deduction made except Tor sickness
With reference the management OF the tschooi we
have only tosay, that we have here GoreTnm ana Lar;
administered kindly indeed, but still government ana
Law which all concerned must respect and obey Our
are also SUCH that pupils under the
care Of Female Teachers night and day. This system
extra care trouble 10 Teachers, but IL The oy sax
svstem We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ed views. I Igul .s -L-.,
those Interested will visit u.s. eXnm nations, NC
we will point them to the members OF higher classes
and sayc nostra InonuHenGherc are our pledges
Wheeling, Aug 81. r
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CIIAMBEKLIN's CONINEERCIAL
DOS. GOK,PIESsE.. a'HEa

LOCATED CORNER OF MARKET THIRD STREETS, PITTS.
BUR0H, a. rr. ..l
o. 4. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF the
Science OF Accounts. ~"
P. r. SPENCER, Professor OF Pennanship. -
fI,HE principal Object orths Institution is to afford young
men an opportunity OF obtaining thorough and / Ii
mate knowledge noube Entry Book Keeping, and its
enter College any and attend both day and evening
instruction is SUCH will enable the student
to axe charge and conduct scientific principles any
OF Double Entry Books on completion OF the same
PESMASsup-To ylite and leg bic hand is desra.
BILE accomplishment the education ofyoung gentlemen for
profession and more particularly to those who are
ness pursuits This department ia conducted by 2.
L. Spencer Ohio author OF the Spenccran system OF
PenIiansbp gentleman well throughout the
try, as an accomplished pennan and also one OF the
most successful teachers OF the age.
Communications addressed to o. X. Chamberlain,
will receive prompt attention. auS21.
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WASHINGTON.

From Stnart's most celebrated Painting
rI,H1s large and magnificent Portrait OF H.
the burin OF Artist is considered ny
n ,ho have seen it TO be the most beautiful speci
mems published and correct likeness E,
inches which handsome picture Tor The pafiof
and should bic in the hands OF every
Painting now at the Slate House, Hartford, CT
Its finely engraved and printed on paper
, Il may he within the ALL the publisher has
reduced the price to OaE DoLLARt u hsI .t1ssi ~
In, perfect eopy by return mail to any part Of the T.
put up on rollers made for the purpose,
! Address al orders, postpaid, 10 tine publisher,
sAs, 90 ~ 2 JOHN S. TAYLOR. y
4 okscllcr and Publisher n. York
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LEMAs's DErINiTIoNs.-Dr. Par, being asked
who was his immediate predecessor in the master
ship, of the free school at Norwich, replied, at
was Banahas Leman, an honest man, but with
out Learning, and very tyranical in his decipline.
The man had the inpudence to publish, by half
guinea subscription, what he called an English
Derivative Dictionary, in quarto. He pretended
to find derivation for every word in Saxon, Ger
man, Dutch, Latin, Greek and Hebrew. Nomat-
ter what the word was whether foreign or vernac-
ulnr, he undertook to find its etymology. Coming
to pigs pettytoes,' Ia Norfolk way of dressing
the feet of sucking pigs,) he was little puzzled,
but it did not stop him; sSA he wrote, as it now
stands in the book, pigs pettytoes--a dish Of
whichthe author of this Dictionary is extremely
iond.'