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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
f1NHE proprieols OF these Sprngt prepared to
i ceive and accommodate visiters This delightful Wa
the Fo and Haasans6 east 0
Building Gone hundred ieet i'll length last
BoARDERS; and number or Cottases or tSe se ~ ~
Families have been erected convenient boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR CnALynEArrE, LIMESTONE and SLATE wing
their fountains within circumference thirty
the work OF Natme's labratory. They send ioIth
Of daily They are situated IN an ID
siu the ground gradually rising east unit
whichis presented eye the behoder one OF tie
most enchanting landscape views country To the
rising at distances OF from 25 to 100 yards and from
se s he bottom IN front and to the
he approached from the east lear by gentle ascent
ting spurs its deep ravines and lis oity peaks
panorama, which, ror bold outline pleasing Variety is
ibe Siansanuten ana Foif Mont " Inc SUBMITS OF
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be be
in addition TO the Springs proper there are nnmbr .,
others in the vicinity the principal which are l. The
celebrated Mountain Spring. loo yards distant; . Tic
Cold Sprng, short distance nom this D. inmedatev
above is Chaly beate, sending limpid streams J.
To the south from the Springs about quarters Of
mile gushing from the mountain side, is the Sweet Chay
bcate Spring The new Spring recently opened amid tic
beautiful group OF willows that shade the Sulphur Sppes
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
ties, completes the Inst
picturesque valley through The narrow passage formed by
the prOXimyo he mountains, about twelve miles 10 Tho
natural dee rocks towering 10 the VERY eIon5s
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration. .
narTiving at the Springs the invalid has at onoe
drawn from the and perpeXes, and mouotony
of the busy world and may recuperae his exhausted
gies by quans the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him, and partaing of the rich that al
prepared for the nourishnaent of his Tra body.
We will state, for the benefit those who may not be
aware OF the fact that we own large attached In
the Springs where persons have their pas,ure
or stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
attentive ostler will be in attendance and serv,pts
TO the different departments house, and
shall be done that contribute 10 the COM ort or The
guests. - 80
Persons visiting the Springs North can leave
baltimore i'll the morning. and arrive here the next morn
ng by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
at Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs to tea
Por the amusement OF those who wish to pnrtri
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for IIathns.
has been erected for the accommodation or visiters
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel

Cor Wet Broad Frank M, I-.L
inns establishment can be very correct emc
ENCE Or OPIUM, head aud hands ,,n,in,
only representation vi the KIND iii the country The nesi
:d best collection OF Ancient and Modern CGns in Inc II
The figure oil Soldier Ill the Continental Uniform: h al
blu, lead buttons, marked u
liIeeChes, GaeTs, &c &c. Also, BiIds OF Vauo, pIuu
age soine curious Treats OF Nature, Indian Implements an
Rlch OIL Paintings line EnGraViiIS with many other
and valuable CurOsities, Statue &c Ill SicL
lection cannot be found ill establishments of The KIM ia
the United States y double Call,
united to be great wonder. The are lul
from the neck down to the middle. rey ale mi ooHS 80
perfectly formed aud we've bought from town of LYING
Live White Rat from Berks Penn q ar
Is Games for EXercse and Amusement, Billiards Ract
Cannon and Domnoes Billiard Room with two snc,
did Tables, is also attached to the
Observation-Disclosures and Sumner narties ran a..
accommodated at very short notice. The Lardcr will b
supplied with all the delicacics Game
at any hour. '
At this Establishment, may be seen a celebrated bird
MIMI, that WIN repeat almost anything after stranger
No accOnmOlatlOn for political meetings marty
The Subscriber having become PIopfictor OF Inc hoy
celebrated Establishment, and having various nItrr.
ols Is prepared 10 accommodate the Travelling Public n
Hotels OF the city OF New York. The Room wbicb
tans the rarest private in country being The
collection oil many years, will sustain the
il under the charge Mr. Thomas
TORY, where meals will be hours OF the ,is
and evening Private rooms for Courts Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties &c sr ~
The public respectfully invited grant him share oI
their path onaSe.
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
" fersons wishing fol- Wine Spirits ma en.,,
on having them genuine at this establishment ~
N B-Pnvac families supplied with Dinners or Summers
IN superior STYLE for Parties OF number their
live homes and wares OF glass silver out to any psr
OF the City FREE CHARGE. = - -
Entrance 10 the REFECToRY in P1anklinsi.
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS IT ISL!
Icing narratives and incidents in the real Irr
nFrnE LowLY.' by ". l.. g. Smith, Esq
The object of abe author is to represent the r
The Slave III his rude but comfortable cabin Ills oiI
Iatlons aud pastines the relations between, master an,
slave Inc mistaken impulses aud msconceived views of
PASSIONS and sentiments natural iorms as The
e displayed IN the humbest lot society thus sIo,vnp
mat III Tue case Of The STARE at iedSt contentnent LstoS
more 6PPIeSS man freedom; and the same TO
q" II u.s. class OF people, viz The Planter TO whom
has seldom been done whose character as in
every day life, is Gu culated TO win The ai"I
nent OF the world. 'Ns
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'OId Virginia
" The Plantation-Unclc Toms Lazincss
S-S0bIiety and Mcrriment.
90 1.-The Punishment
60 6-Thc School Master.
Family OF the Planter.
90 7-School Keeping.
S-Ihc Secret League of Rebellion.
y-The Surprise.
:" 10-lndependcncc Day.
'' 1.-The OvcIsccr
90 I2-School Masters Lessons of Freedom ..
'' l-Uncc Tom and Dnal.
14-Midnight Meeting OF School Master Ijucle Ton,
and Dinal.
tJ-Cassy.
a. lG-Sunday.
a 1.-THE Overscer's Communication to the pIon,c,
=" IS-The Suspicion.
:. lS-SchooI Master UGeasincss and Departure
" SO-Uncc TOMS Notions oi Freedom,
2i-his Determination to go 10 the state Of Free
donI.' " 80
e2-The Escape
" 23-Thc Pursuit.
% 2I-ButialO-Thc Boot black
50 25-Hurd Times.
=. 26-Unclc Toms SoIiloquy
2I-The Alarm.
'' 2S-Amcrican Hotel.
29-Thc Fee Negro.
g 3-Couragc, Quietude and Comtentment
% 3I-Niagara Falls, Clifton House. CanaIr
32-Thc Interview between Master and Slave
3l-'BaCk to Old Virginia.
3j-conclIsion.
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MISCELI1.AN-E OUS.
WMEELINGs FEMALE SEMINARY.

tiHE regular time for the commandments of tho Fo
it.eraer Each Session continues foe. calender
me teachers at present connected with tho Seminary
key: 2. ". ToLFoRD. b. D.. Princtpai.
Miss MARGARET ORR,
Miss WIN EkksGis T T. A''f''"''
MI, Miss MARYo. ToLFoaD. AsstitaHt Primary Depart.
I'D De- M MhssAs t ss S ane e1 Dr%,sns
Prot 3. d, STONE. FOCAL Music
account OF ProviIentia detention at Gon, hs
Mss bliss T has b @ None or ssyeraF years
mary NEAR ga She not only gives
% az experienced Teacher OF Music and French Punil
MUSIC, can receive lessons they may prefer ether
Inc Natural Sciences will DO taught by tho re-L,y
ana arrangements made for courses Lectures
me classes by some experienced Lecturer and tx
To a again direct the attention ofparents, to hi
pupil VIII at once know the amount of Tuition Where
lass, that is the pupils grade. '' r"''
Hoard and Tuition with rent, Bedding, Fire and
MONTHS saee"t Languages " desired per session
Washing FOR Boarders per tIoz, Sooe00
Hay PurILs-Tui tion-Primary, Junior Gardener
session, GOO
'' Senior Grade, ,S0S
.H# SEMINARY proper, Junior Glass;
:. Meddio class 100 100
.. =. Senior class, .....- M m
a., Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 10 90
10 eTra Charges. ezceptJor The JoloiOidg Granches
s:S Ier session o five months, with use OF instrument
n ~ o tSSSonS, -. -, 1900
,,:t, VI .hst iuiicht ior ualiy practice, 200
t'it notd'ry, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew. ~
IFS ils;; ,...,. CT. 500
VOCAL Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures m
WhcN Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semna
r. II consequence of the extra trouble the same is chars
CD p So N the Seminary, viz: $1s per session.
Fups are Charged from the time tn the rIoss
u session, and nc deduction made except sickness
win reference to the management OF the school, we
We only osay, that have here Government ana Lar
administered kindly iniecd, but still government and
law, winch all concerned must respect and obey OuI
cnre OF Female Teachers night and day This
eata care ana trouble TO Teachers is ne onIv sal
ell views. ~ Jaw wei "u"'"i'
as to the progress OF pupils in sound learning
tose interested will visit u.s. attend our
we Will point them 10 the members higher cnssc,
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GENERAL. JACKsON
AND MARTIN T.mnuEp

NHE PTopretors of Sartan's Magazine having uurxhs
ed the large and handsome steel plate carefliy ep
IN ne anu mezzotint, from the celebrated design By
THE FIRST PERFORMERS,
fTeSeItns their Fan Protect The DEF Sry
unp recedenty low ~ eA-Ae' IN ts'A'
ms magnificent composition contains nearly one hun
sures AID includes authentic portraits OF the most
PEohent men connected with that event The worker
OF narsnO measures 81 inches by To- and the print
yer been retailed at price less than 50 per coy
Is accompanied hy instructive pretoria
S describing the scene characters tie
1S S "hiehIed to the event. AMI the principles
In connection with Sarain's Magazine both works viii
1ably in advance:- - N
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CVPles oithe Magazine, ami five or the Prints,
up OF the Club, 1N' w me eN''e ID
Inc price of Sartain's Magazine being ofsel an
NUM- ooln works Jointly way now, by The above oGr be
or what was heretofore the price Of each separately
are making to publish in the MAGAZINE
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i0Ls win PICTORIAL Life OF General Jackson. s-
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states 10 get up Clubs upon above
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10 copy OF each work gratis. W @7lTTa
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Cincinnati HHydropnIhic Or
Water Cure F,sta mont

HE above Institution is open for the reception of
patients lis located about five miles from the CITY
on the Carthage pike and but rods from the HSm
ton Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, the lear AMI A.
Leng OF desrous o. ENJOYING tL
The lover oil NATURE few parts of the country can fur
e All e Sy oy than
Cmc There combine reHering The yi inc
beautifu! beyond description. ''N VIC"
EI the a. at The neatness and elegance Of the
to the invalid cannot t fo r wae
this Establishment desirable The Halls are exte
can range at pleasure free from atmospheric Influences in
Indictment weather The Bed Rooms well ventilated
modlous being convenient for the application OF water in
every otn In connection with the Institution thelc is
VIII have an Opportunity Of restoring their muscular
nish the water this establishment ale clear n so
a %aea bo eo nn%
are remarkable for healthlness purity OF
not think OF more desirable PLACES for 9hosa we can
health, than this Institution 'A''e seeA'n
Of EASE having had much experience in the treatment
81 9nes psn Sr M1rg bsgs e,
those committed to his care Mrs PsAsr who h S Of
several devoted her attention 10 the treatment or
viii take special G shsyreee OF IT,.
N gae par prolaysus uter with its OF
which rIGstrating the energies and destroying the use
this Institution, successfully independent Of pese
supporters OF any kind Tothis subject we would invite
perform perfect cure. We ""a" expect |"
PERSONS Vsltng the Cure by the the Cincipn,+i
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at the Cartha
stauon PATIENTS are requested to bring two comfnrS
bles two blankets two Sheets six towels Ia
quantity OF old linen, suitable for bandages NN
TERMs-The terms for Board, Medical Services am, 81,
will be ten dollars per week. PAYABLE
Weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient TO an
sAtechargc some deduction will be to those VIII,
find necessary to spend length time in The Inv;
day eO~ A"""ointsPer
From three to five dollars win be charged for the first
For further particulars address
D.A. PEASE, MD
C,arth,y.g t,,,n,.on r., Proprietor and Physician
l26 soxES halves, quarters eighths, new Rasins
80 ~ drums smyra Figs, new crop;
boxes ctron and Lemon peel;
case Fancy Box Prunes;
do Jar do
1cask do 20 call 49,.
kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order: Il
tIais Dates; boxes conserve GINGER. e.!
-. = bbls Cranberres, at sei'
"ee'' s,n. woonRow's.
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PROsPEGTUS;
AMERICAN wH7c pzu1Eu

AMERICAN WING REVIEW
Inc orginP; Prospectus of the American Review IS
-, sueu al Washington by Mr. Cotton lis former Proplit
tT Er'tor, number OF abe leading Wing Members
rne iWenty.seventh Congress CS16-6) subscribed hG
names TO the following resolution
, neSty approving the plaE such National orEn,
ns needed and OF manifest Importance the undersEas
20 Tor its pages, time to time sud-
G as may be necessary 10 set forth and d.
me doctrines OF tbs United WING Party of the Union
S oy George r Marsh, Daniel D. Barnard, J. Nc
r nson beTrien j. r. lngerson Z. Joy Morris, 7.
III DANIEL Webster, K. G. Winthrop, Thomas Bet
ier hlng' Hamilton Fish, j. p Kennedy VIM S. Arehtf
huus Choaic, Alexander H. Stephensi,
engraved portrait of some distinguished person VIII
ng 9nn IN every number of the Review They will ss
ay &c PORTRAITS OF living American Statesmen, and whB
G a Gat POSSIBLE willbe accompanied with autha
tlS M: HeInoLT OF the person represented. J.,
. He st o11ects OF the Review OF pOitf1i
uessned 10 set forth and defend the p7HePtcs tse
measures and the OF the United TRhig Party Of b
~ has been matter OF Just reproach that PaI
Inat thoush embraces its due proportion The Et
Gnce ana learning of the country ii has no pSareJ or
ontny organ devoted TO the expression and defense o.
MS Opinions md measures The Conductors the AnsIl
can hevlew have done what Iii them lies to remove ms
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spirt: with the political 1.777' -
TERHs.-Single subscriptions So a year in advance
subscriptions to clubs Of not than ten persons S
CHAMPION BISSELL, Pn5ffsheT,,
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
IAN 1NTENsEsYI NTERhs TINClnn.

IL
IAN ANTENsEsK IHEERhs STING
1VoL. 1sMo, 81, 5.
M GORE & ANDERSON, have jus readytn
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENE AL SCOTT
N y e ySy Of Mex MeeS BY Leat Rap semmes Usx
A1ctaleu account OF General SCOTS brilliant ga
- Lieut. s. is man OF sterling s,nse eenpaigi.
10 n ,;, account Of all he sasA @dal in NE m
"a spirited and extended sketch of the ast
aeecr w the 4Tm the szs ss but
Written In clear and vigorous style, i'd Ills Jaic
9 sy b bsynS commenced its perusa tola it uncut
One ofihe most gallant officers in the W.,
whole volume, as work ofnteIlect, is worthy Of The
place N the department TO which it belc gs.-Ioig Ugh
at is no small praise to the author to sa That
never re1da history evidently fairly vrittep we tIys
"a volume full orinstructon and interest liz
W ye "a h2wng pen in vigorous style enric ng his M a1
the dis1guished aetols re- objections o.
we have seen no work which has given SUI viva
of Cen seotts Campaign|So Pes. the event,
Has given to the public attractive Wort Cha,
Is. CD Standard. "AHTls
We find in this hook, the most life.like de. ri,,t.
men and thnss-of Scenery and Sociey-of ma eb uon
Re1ieu. ""' 1aGioHie
we follow with interest renewed, as we advar 60.
footsteps OF that consumate soldier, whose mar NE
from vera Cruz TO the City OF Mexico w aEl
mes OF mantsuyers absolutely unsurpassed in the @ Sc
military Strategy.-Cin. GGz. s d ae 81
His original descriptions are drawn with grs,, g.,
de Is lively and spirited narrator His battI. 81
iD gnat;n EViu; ana produce deep impression nit
| hun. N 00ih'y'-H y. Ri
Philadelphia Pres6yterfa1. ~ Nieo ol H.
IN reading some orthe authors descriptions OF nee
anu storms one can hardly wonder the fascnat;o ms
productive OF the alnost incTe6i6e MI; h'
oess SO repeatedly displayed during the Mexican W. ~
Inc books more than Ieadable; its statistics andc
anu sketehes giTe the reader clear an account o
as can ba found any where, superior in nt &
| geIfst ~. \. Ers =
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable or,,;.,.
th1t eminent commander, Gen. scott-HaTper.s I1r
W. AGENTS wanted, to circulate this work in All 60,
the United States, with whom liberal arranreme1ts 70
DC inaue lor canvassng particular counties or distT ""
of1eIs must be accompanied with the cash.
ELlToRs giving this advertisement two or mors =
snail have copy OF the work mailed TO tbe -
upon receiving their paper, containing the sJv
usement. MOORE &c ANDERSON, Publisher 'e'
aug 2l-tf %. West Fourth street CncinnsI; n
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WASHINGT0N

from Stuart,s most celebrated pninting.
ftAHlS large and magnificent Portrait Of W1sHIEeT9N
al ,vh the BURN oan American Artist,
Gens art ever published correct ikenesso W1S
ihe size OF the plate is eighteen by twenty
Whloh WIN make handsome picture the parni
Hnu should be In the hands OF every American citizen
~ correct copy from SuaTt's celebrated oTlsib
finely engraved, printed on superior
may pc within the reach OF all, the publisher ~
Ietuced the price to ONE DoLLARi n,
ina persons RENTING the amount rely upon reee
States, carefully put up on rollers made for the O
free or postage. = - s-N . -l@f - -
JOHN S. YLoHs y,G
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I'm QUART BOTTLES.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM.

The value OF this Medicine il low widely known and
every day the field OF its extended. 1t a-
proved and highly recommended by Physicians admit
ted to be tho most full and searching preparation from
the root that has been employed in medical practice
Its operation extends to the remotes parts SYSTEM
and consists in removing diseased action absorbing
and secreting organs In man. Nature seldom effects,
assisted the any vren disease but requires the
aid of stimuent Alternative, antiserc medicine il
diseases of the skin and fesh these three
of medical agents is highly desir ,ble All these
properties combined in this preparation: OF
operating successfully the system tney
cessary do when taken separately, they 80 simulta-
neously and In perfect harmony when ed in this
orm Its tonic property strengthens digestion and I'M
proves the appette-lts Alternative tendency carries of
the accumulatons OF morbid natterand its antisec
uence neutrazes the VIRUS by which the disease is fos-
tered Its uniform in curing relieving the va
rious diseases for which recommended established
bp multitude OF at.ested facts.
CURE OF BRONCHITIS, OR MINISTER'S SORE THROAT
Fair Hapen, Mass, dag. 22d, 1850.
Messrs. SANDs-l regard justice and
TO all similarly afflicted SAL, your Sarsa-
paTilla has cured me OF the chronic Lar !ngitis.
1t would be difficult for desc &c the alarming coll
altion OF my throat und vocal organs
forced desst from Inc public duties of my pruesso OH;
and having made use OF great variety oi proesScd
tic applications, ali hope OF ciie yIe,
as demier resort was led 10 trial oil your SaI sapa
TiIla.
My disease long standing, and had so obsu
aely resisted the best medical skill, conscious
~ ~ ".y ~ INiu ny hath saNeu me- lCr had
none; but trust eel III some degree crate
ul tor the favorable result above now becu
yeal and having proved rc experiment The tho
IoughnesS OF the cure, could not feel in LONGER
Withholding this statement.
am accustomed 10 keep bottle of your Sarsouo ro IN,
hand and whenever exposed 10 colds labor still
use il p7 ereHtitire. 80
Very gratefully yours, $. k. BROWN;
Pastor OF Centre ST. NJ. f. church
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FROM TIE STATE MAINE.
The attention OF the reader tile follow ing
fcate OF bic elected by using only t,,v
bottles Of Sands Sarsaparla:
Sidney, (hiane,) April l5, 1850.
Gentemen.This isto certify that lave been afflicted
more or less since my BIRTH with Sci Uula cutil-
Led 10 crease until last February In J1Eua,y, ny legs
we've SO swollen could get boot stocking, and
had several large sores all the time. In lls sill
uaton was about 10 give III despair was a
vIsed 10 try Sands Sarsa aTillS lad much I1llb IN
IT, but sent 10 your agents in AugusIa, Me- aud pToc Ell
bottle, hlc did Inc so much good and nj
anot her, and continued taken hive bottIcs
now perfectly WE'LL any person WHO may read His
letter Is afflicted with any disease OF Scroula woutI
most sincerely recommend him TO lila
any person wishes further information about my case
by calling upon me, can convince OF healing power OF
this medicine STkPHEN L. H1IiVIGD
- we are personally acquainted with Mr.. HAYWOOD
and believe his statement above TO be true.
blLLlSGHAM IL TITCOMB
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by n A. n
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, Fulton st corncr -,
William, New York. Sold also Druggists peneI n,ir
throughout the United States and Canadas Price a e,
bottle; six bottles lOr s.. For sale by ~ re-
. J. II. CRUMHACKER
,,..,. NO. ITO Main St, Wheeling
l.. WILCOX OF rlsburgh Seaton d Sharpe OF MaysvilIc
ShackleioId IL Cricton Portsmouth; and T. g. iinma,
Cincinnati dec IN d.