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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
INHE PIopIetOIs OF these Springt prepare ed TO le
ceive and accommodate vsiters. This delightful Wa
tens place Is situated eight miles east oI Woodstock be-
building cone undI ed eet in length commenced last
tm mas zen anu IS ready for the reception of
Families have been erected convenient boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR CnALYHEArrE LIMESTONE and SLATE all wing
telr fountains within circumference OF thirty yaTds-
the work OF Natures own labTatory They send 10Th
o persons daily They sie situated IN a m
sin, the ground gradually Using south and east until
which, presented the eye OF beoider one OF the
most enchanting landscape views III the country To Tie
SOUTH south east and east there number OF mounds
rising at distances OF from Yards and frnn
20 to 100 feet above the level bottom in and to the
northwest OF the Springs Many these elevations
he approached nom the rear, by gentle ascent
t pu it's dee s m a scenery its ju
which, !or bold outline and pleasing Va riey is
iSe and FoTt Wonn,i from Inc SUBMITS of
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must seen to he
appreciated
others in the vicinity the principal which are: l. The
celebrated Mountain Spring, 100 yards distant; 2 The
above is Chay beae. sending forth iimpfd stTean!
To the south from the Springs about quarters Of
mile gushing from the mountain SIDE is Sweet Cbaiy
hcate Spring The new Spring recently opened amid tie
beautiful group Of willows thai shade the Sulphur Springs
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal
lies. completes the list 4
picturesque valley through the passage formed b
The prOxnilyU he mountains about twelve miles 10 bs
natural dee, towering 10 the weIy e ~ inns
strikes tile traveller with awe and admiration
On the Springs, The invalid ha, nj onoe ri,
drawn from the and pcrpleXties tolls and
al the busy world and exhausted
gcs by quaing the pure waters that necessarily How
around him. and paraking OF the rich VanIs thai ae
rreraTedior the nourishInent OF his fraiI body. '
We will state the benefit those who may M, ,
aware OF the TACT that we own large attached 10
stabbed they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liouo,
Cigars, Tobacco, &c 4A''
An attentive ostcr will be in attendance, and servants
10 the departments OF the houses ey.rvthnp
shall be done that contribute the com ort f rs
guests. " '"e
Pei sons visiting the Springs from the North ran Io.
baltimore in the morning arrive here the psyt 80,
ng by the way of Winchester and Woodstock PerSnps
II ON the South, will leave in the mornipe r
at w oodstockto dinner, and the Springs to tea
tHE me amusement OF those who may wish partici.
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House with everything requisite for Rathin.
nag neeh erected Tor the accommodation OF visitors
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

has now become settled fact, acknowledged Dy the
i best Physicians ofour city, ouIa
letter, and many other diseases BRESrINGER's FLuID
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA DANDELoS. is decidedly
above all other preparations. speaks
used; and although we have taken the pains hay
ngit published throushthe papers, appointing agents
the sale of 1t, yet weekly
ders from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
States by who by have ea
ofits wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman of Vermont few days since, who used ii u
very serious disease:-
DEAR DocroR:
The two bottles ofmedicre got fr ON yoI
whenn Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
1t is prescribed BY nearly all the Physicians
city, not quack medicine, for have made
qusited with the component parts; and say to il
such have not the opportunity making known
that il is entirely free Fl ON all minerals not in
the least neompatibe with of the Preparations
To had Paxton d Lakes, F. Yahrlinc and soil
wholesale and retail by
BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, '52. "
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wmEELING FEmALE SEMINARY.


The regular time for the commencement of the Fall
4 Session OF this institution will he the first day Sep.
The teachers at present connected with tho Seminary
Rev. y. ": ToLFoRD. b. D.. Principal.
Miss MARGARET ORR,
MISS Fran Fkaac ci i L. MiR6iNG,
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, Assi;tan, Primary Depart.
Msm =
r. JOHN WiNKLE: Music and German
Hiss Orr viii not take active duty tho couurg c.s!o on
IN account OF Providenal detention hons hat -;
probably be with US in the Spring. -
Mss Biss has been for several years eonnccssI
SnErary near Philadelphia She not only gives i.,tru;
Lss in the higher branches taught in semaries but is
;4so an experienced Teacher Music French Pupils
III Music can receive lessons they may prefer either
rom P:o Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. /
Inc Natural Sciences will be taught by the rey,la.
caeheLs and arrangements made for Lectures
oe9re me classes by some experienced Lecturer
We would again direct the attention ofparents, to tht
erms In The Seminary Any person Knowing tc gaIe
tile majority OF the studies pupil any particular
tiass, that Is the pupils grade.
Lights and Ancient Languages il desired, per session
washing ' for Bosraers, per doz, $3.50 90
session, 600
. senior Eraue, 1900
Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
90 {. Medde class, 400
:. Senior class, 1000
A. ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
No e-tTG charges ercepf for the ollor1dg branches:
roE session of five months, with OF
.. ioF LESSONS 1900
7 &c ofinstrument for daily practice, 900
Modem Languages, Painting or drawing 16OO
t'L: 1ro'dcry, Fancy Needework, or plain Sew.
irS, 5nn
Sucal ausc, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whc Music Teacher gives lessons out the Semina.
y IL sequence the trouble the is
ell as N the Seminary, viz: $ls per session.
Pups are charged from the time OF TO the close
OF and nc deduction made except for sickness
with reference TO the management OF the school, we
l ve only to say that have here Government and Lq,r
administered kindly in3ccd, but still government and
Lew which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
are also SUCH that pupils under the
cure oil Female Teachers night and day This system
extra care and trouble to Teachers, but he only
ell our views.
as to the progress OF pupils in sound learning
Hose interested Will visit attend &c
r VIII point them TO the members OF higher classes
ami Hc shHf noStTd IoRpmentR-hcre pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 2l.
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Cincinnati HIydropnIhic Or
Water Cure Establishment

above Institution is the reception of
on the Carthage pike, and but few rods from the HamI
ton Cincinnati and Dayton Raoad in the lear and at
the distance from the Miami Canal the nont re
ieng itcasy oi access 10 those DESTROYS o. enjoying I'M,
To the lover OF nature parts the country can fur
ns more pleasing variety scenery spl itself
Cure There and combine rendering the ye
The large, beautiful Edifce DISPLAYS the ,,,o
OF the al Tat glance The neatness and elegance OF the
themselves the invalid cannot fail TO- rSnI
this establishment a desirable one The Halls are exen
svc the Rooms spacious and inviting where the invalid
can at pleasure free from atmosphere influences IN
neatly furnished; Rooms are ample and cn
modOus, being convenient the application of wsIeT IN
Gymnasium Hail. seventy five long. where patien,s
strength by hesth exercise The sgrn ns WHY'S muscular
s the water for this clear pure so
@ botH anG SsG fy
neighb9rhood are remarkable for heathuness purity OF
air. and variety of scenery. Allthings combined we can
not think OF more desirable place, those seein
Dr. PEAsE having had much experience the treatnen,
Of disease for years. begs leave the public
those committed TO his Mrs. PEAsr who has to ~
devoted her attention to the treatment or
or SO important station will take special charge of tho
ailments that bane of female beauty health and happnesS
,ne. me energies and destroying the use
this Institution successfully Independent OF pessaries m
attention ladies' as in all cases we b invite
perform perfect cure. '' 'iee' L"
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at the rth
station Patients requested bring two contI.
bles, two blankets, two coarse Sheets six towels "nS
quantity OF old linen, suitable for bandages anu
TERAs.-The terms for hoard, Medical Service, ,r ~,
will be ten dollars per week PAYABLE
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day. - sou '"o uolaFs per
From three dollars will be CHARGED oo tho
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A BOOK FOR THE TINES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
iUNClE TOMS CABIN

AS IL ISL!
Heng narratives scenes and incidents in tbe resI
az Tux LowLY.' by ". L. G. Smith, Esq
The object Of abe author to represent the condition oT
The Slave IN his Iude but comfortable abn his daily
atohs and Pastimes, the relations between master and
slave the EstakeE
Orther Philanthropst, &c, de- TO represent the
PASSIONS anu sentiments in their orns the same
displayed IN the humblest lot OF society," thus showing
more happiness than freedom; and the same 10
Us 49, class OF people, via The Planter whom
has uoe, ana whose Character us exhibited in
every DAY me- Is well calculated TO win the amabe judg
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia
"a 2-The Plantation-UncIe TOMS I.azuess
3-Sobriety and Merriment.
I" 1.-The Punishment.
a. 1.-The School Master
Family of the Planter
7-SchOoI Keeping
S-Ihe Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise
90 lp-lndependence Day
1.-The Ovciseer.
:" l2-SchoOl Masters Lessons of II eedon
i3-UnClc Tom and DiUah.
li-Milnght Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
iG-Sumday
1.-THE oversecr's Communication TO the Planter.
az IS-The Suspicion.
lS-SchOo Masters UEeasiness and Departure
2O-Unclc TOMS Notions OI IecdOin.
e" 2i-liis Determination TO so to the of Free
dom.'
% 22-The Escape.
'' 23-The Pursuit
a. 24-EufTalO-The Boot black
- 2j-Ilnfd Times.
' 2G-UncIe Toms Sooquy.
a. 2T-The Alarm.
:" 2S-Ame rican Hotel.
a. 29-Thc Free Negro.
3-Couragc, Quietude and COnteniment.
90 3I-Niagara Falls, Clifton House. Camadr.
" 3a-The Interview between aIaster and Slave.
&c 33-Unclc Toms Decision.
3i-'BaCk to Old Virginia.
e 35-Conclusion.
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CONGRESS HALL,

NHE subscribers take pleasure informing their friends
and the travelling community generally they have
ms day taken OF that well established and IA
voraby known Hotel
CONGRESS HALL,
Third and.Chesnut streets
hey have had the house roughly repaired
modern improvements introduced, furnished in stvIe
ofelegance which will at render unsurpassed Tor
comfort and convenience. '
This is decidedly the best located house CITY, being
IN the vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines of Onnbuses leave every part the city
OF this House. 1''
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable heme to The
traveller. - '''0
NORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietora
James E. Norris, who is well known TO many OF the bust
mess men visiting the CITY, lately in the Hardware house
lanes j. Duncan d Co, and formerly proprietor the
Virginia Hotel, St Louis, will ha the
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of zen. Scott
tANlNTENaRSK1N INTER STING Roc.

1VoL. 1zMo., 81,
M GORE & ANDERSON, have jus ready In a dundee,
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IN ya the yS with s1 Sy tT, Ep
detailed ACCOUNT Of General seotts brilliant Campaign
ii pnrtial account ofall he saw.eh adqn in N, s
spirited and extended sketch the asst Mexican
rciE.- The author is attached to any, hui becs
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Written In clear and vigorous STYLE il ia diffrn,,
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CITY DIRECTORY:

Merchants and Meehnnics' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1895 CAPITAL $40, OOO
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JOHN w. GILL, President; SoBIEsxr BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of VirEinin.
INCORPORATES 1919 CAPITAL S7lOO OO
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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Discount day-Thursday.
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Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL STOCK $500, 900
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Wheeling Savings Institution.
No. 49,, Main st
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Savings Bank of Wheeling.
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