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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
eeive eeommodaie visi.eTs: This delight@l Wa
tween the Fort and MGnsanutten Mountains. The new
building Gone hundred feet engh eommeced last sea
BoARDERS; and number OF Cottages, ,or the OF
Families been erected convenient to the boarding
THESE SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR CnAIrBEATTE tinEsToNE and sttTE, all HAVING
the Natuies labratory. They send forth a
Of daily They are situated in at or rather ba
sim ground gradually rising to the south and east until
Which presented 10 the eve OF the behoIer one OF the
enchanting landscape views IN tho country To the
SOUTH south east and east there number OF mounds,
rising up at distances Of from g to 100 Yards and from
northwest OF the Springs Many Of these elevations can
he approached from the east by gentle ascent
ting spurs its deep ravines its lofty peaks presents
which, for bold outline and pleasing variety is
unsurrassed any mountain scenery in Virginia
deed presented to view rom the submits OF
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be be
In addition TO the Springs proper there number Of
others in the vicinity the principal OF which Tho
celebrated Mountain Spring 100 yards Distant 2 The
above Chaybeate, sending forth limpid stream; 4
mile cushing from the mOuntGn side, is the Sweet Chay.
beate Spring The new Spring recently opened amid the
and which believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
eoming from the North or East can enter the
valley through the narrow passage formed BY
proxmyo he mountains s about Twelve miles to the
otnTsI defle the Tocks towering the very clouds
/ strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
ON arriving at the Springs, the invalid has at with,
from the cal and TpeXes, tolls and monotony
Si the busy world recupeae his exhausted
G.S bv oiafne the pure that incessantly flow
ST0nd him. partaDg OF the rich yands that daily
prepared for the nourishHent OF his frail body.
We win state, the benefit OF those who may not lie
aware OF the fact that own large farm attached 10
the Springs where persons have their horses
| or stabbed as they may prefer
Tbe Bar viii be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
IN the erent departments or the house, and everything
sba be done that contribute TO the comfort OF the
guests. . A., ,,, =. -
ysfoTe in the morning. arrive here the morn
me by the way OF winchester and Woodstock Persons
FSn fe South win Stanton in the morning arrive
At Woodatockto dinner, and the Springs to tea. =
For amusement Of those who may Eysh TO partiet
nate In such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for bathing,
hnn been erected for the aecomnodatiou Of vstters
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PROSPEROUS
AMERICAN. WHIG REVIEW

AMERICAN WING REVIEW
TN orginsi Prospectus of the American Review, is
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tor and Editor, number OF the leading Wing Members o.
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agreet contribute for its pages nom time to ns sush
communications DO necessary TO set forth ana oe
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Pherson BerTen, J. R. Ingersoll, E. Joy Norris IL
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CONGRESS HALL.

and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and ia
'O'-N'' CONGRESS HALL,
Third and; Chesnut Streets
They have had the house thoroughly repaired and all
modern improvements introduced and rnshedin style
OF elegance which will at render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
This is decidedly the best house in tho city being
the immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings. 6
Lines Omnbuses leave for every part OF city every
in minutes their head quarters being within square
OF this House.
making this convenient and comfortable home TO the
traveller. $1,000. .,s,,,..,- :,
James g. Norris who is well known to many ofthe bull
mess nen visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
or James Duncan Co., and formerly proprietor OF
Virginia HOTEL ST. Louis will have control OF the manage
melt OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
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PREM1nMs FoR ULuBs.
cs. Manufacturers and Hnycntors,

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WAsHINGToN.

TIHRiS large magnificent Portrait of
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CONSUMPTION Durable!

CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sanderson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF 'tatOr
General Sanderson officer in the OF 1872 cured vi
Consumption by the use OF "Wistars Balsum OF Wild
Cherry" ~, o. ,,
Dear Sr:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by tho Of
Dr Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, will state tho
syyoms my case, that others similarly afflicted may be
induced to try this invaluable remedy, experienced great
difficulty in breathng the hectic fever with violent
and frequent cold chils, with pain in
my side and breast accompanied by avery bad cough was
very restless at nights and had great night sweas persp
ring should say, least two gallons night wetting the
bed completely had not been able to work for
scars But was much emacated, and almost helpless
when Icommecs9 using Wist9rs bosam of Wild Cherry
In all IL bottles land am free from all those
complaints, for my health is good
am now 65 years old, and have not taken any of tho
aSam since 1886 my health is good not TO
require any medicines But II should have any return oil
my former symptoms, should Wstar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Meters. DE- Mo-
Cracken, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio. -l
ROBERT SANDERSoN.
Tho genuine Wisar's Basam Wild Cherry a fac
sime Of the signature OF Henry Wistar, NJ D., Philade
phia Stanford & Park, on finely executed steel
graved wrapper. No othes can be. genuine.
: on. Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for So
| Sold Qy ~ FAhhI CINCINNATI y.
on Walnut strcc-to whom ali orders must be addressed
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ERuPTIvE DISEASES.

TT has now settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians city, that in the of SCI oiuR
letter, many other diseases, BRESrbNoER,s Fun
ExrRAcT SARsAPARlLLA AND DANDELIoN, is decidedly
above all other preparations, tspeaks for
used; although have takenthe pains OF hav
published through the papers, or appointing agents
for the oft, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by persons who chance havo heard
ofits wonderful curative powers The following is from
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used ittor
very serious disease:-
DEAR DOCTOR: ~. ..---a -
The two bottles ofmedicne got from you
whenn Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
It's now prescribed BY nearly all the Phystcans of
CITY, not as qaek medicine, for have made them
ouSntei with the component parts now say all
have not the opportunity Of making Il known
Tie least Incompatible with any OF the preparations
dine, Foyyler'B solution, or other properties.
lobe had at Paxton & Llkes and r. Yahrng and sold
"-'t'1'A'' '' BRENTL1NGER6 & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Warrington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July 81, I62. - ..F.. ..s. 4, Asytt=.
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Extract from letter leeelyed MONA Physician in Ma

Extract FIONA letter received rtoma Physician Md.
CANHRIDOE, Md, oct. oh, IoOJ.
MessIs. SANDS Genteincn:-Aly little daughter was al
iced long tine with Sole Head aud Eyes, and by
using your ouIsapaTiuA, perfectly cured other medic
aud Sn sarIiLGs having failed 10 relieve hes Having
used tested its efficacy, lHOw confidently recommend
M preference any Oie, seems possess pIUpc
lies contained III any other preparations; and find that
pu ehaseTs they have used II, invanAbiy
article AGAIN, whenever they require medicine
which tins recommended. Resi- ect1lIy yours,
J. FLINT, NJ. ID.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by "A. III
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton 81,
William, New York. Sold also by druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81 per
bOtLei six bottles tor s.. For safe by
J. H. CRUMBACKER,
No. 175 Main st., Wheeling.
l.. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh SeatOm Sharpe OF MaysvilIe
ShackleOrd CrichtOn. Portsmouth; and L. L. Hinma
Cincinnati. aeptlO-3m
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NEI7YN BOOKS
The Campaign Of Gen. SCOTT.

1VoL.12Mo :, e1,26 es5i s
MOORE 6 ANDERSON, have Just ready in Al dundee, s
" III TIL fSt c4aPA1GN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
tho ySy M MsoG yb hfft
hdctaed account OF General seotps brilliant
,L Impartial account ofal he saw.-Readait In the NJ
sgSited and extended sketch the last Ne Eisan Cam
paiEi The author is attached to tho Navy, but became
acder connected with the @ GhsSssl,
oRer ha commenced its perusa olay it aside-Nor
~ KY most gallant officers in the Navy The
whole volume, work ofinelleet is worthy Of high
place inthe department to "meh II oe0hss-Lo'tts5te
Is no small praise to the author to that have
TH1y y wne full offnstructon interest He writes
,it SS onr u pen, in vigorous STYLE enchng his nara
live Of with persona recoleotiOns OF
We have seen no work which has given such vivid I'M
pressons Of MEXICAN scenery aS P1Iss events
Is. C.5 Standard.
We find in this hook The most lfe,like description
men and thnss-of Scenery soctetyof marches and
battles and Victories that we have ever reaaas0"'c
RepieiO-
We follow advance on the
footsteps oftat coDsumate soldier, whose Marches anu
es OF absolutely IN the annals OF
military Strategy.-CiI ciaz ;.,. , o,,,ot.
He is lively and spirited narrator HIS bate skeleheS
o faa agS de-
cIded partisan spirit but with " IN
5Ef re very best book which that war has called forth
In reading authors descriptions Of assaults
productive OF the almost icTedi6e military
pToises SO repeatedly displayed during the Mexican War;
The hook more than its statistics and facts
sketches give the reader clear an account or tho
campaign ba found any "heTe superior IN nt9Iests
II not in value, to Major Ripleys History-N Y Evan
Paws warm tribute to the many admirable qualities Of
that eminent commander, Gen ID
wanted, circulate this work In all parts o.
the limited States, with whom liberal arrangements 1I
bo made for canvassng particular counties or datrets
0rferE must be accompanied with the cash ::
-bLIroKs giving this advertisement two or more IN
scrons, shall have copy OF the WORK mailed 70 ne 40
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READ THE CERTIFICATE

Tallapoosa Co, Ala, Jan. 2, 1852.
Dr. Guyso-Dcar SiT- send this TO certify TO that
your Extract OF Yellow Dock and SarsapaTia has
formed OF the wonderful cures me that has
have afflicted forty years with rruptons on
legs and ee in 1913 they got SO bad That had to 60 on
knee In about months after my other leg broke out III
and discharged great deal of offensive matter, the
time my le hand broke outn large running sores
The misery that have suffered tho years
cannot describe yOui was in such agony that
rested DAY night. given up to die and by the
help God had made preparation for death, and had
pointed out to my family the place where to bury my re-
In October last my SON brought me your bottle
BY y a% e Yeow D0R
Sarsnparia sent and got two bottles of it, and com
menced taking il. In weeks TO my great astOnish.
ment all become easy aud could sleep all night
thing had not done for two ca nen 9a6 taken
well as il by enenantmen have now nSes IN all eight
to sci forth the worth Of this medicine, express my
gaHoT @aR misery While living upon earth
enreat all of the afflicted to try this medicine for
aside all and lust try and proclaim bd Its
Ny case is well enown in large portion of South Caro-
above cure invite them to call me, and will show
hen'the scars can he found in IaHaI Gos Coz alabama
one mile from Stoes Ferry, BENEJAH HUGHES.
re- Rheumatism and vast variety Of other disagreea
bic and dangerous diseases are speedily and perfectly
cured by the use or this medicine.
DadeviIe Alabama, May 81, 1852.
Messrs. Scoville Heod;-Ths is 10 certify that about
the first OF February last afflicted with three or
four painful and about the face, some OF them as
large quarter doliar; they assumed tho
ance Cancers and fearful they would terminate in
Cancers About three weeks since commenced taking
ria, and found immediate relief from its USE hnvo
taken quite two bottles, and the sores on my face arc
truly believe they will be entirely well in few days
cheerfully recommend cdr. Guysotrs Extract OF yell
low Dock and SaTsapara 10 persons afflicted with any
kind eruptions My general health
Is much improved by the use OF the medicine. IN "a
Respectfully, RlCHARE b. BURkE.
Quart Bottles, 81 per bottle-six bottles for
Northeast corner OF Fourth Walnut streets, Cincin.
natl Ohio General Agent the West, to whom all
6ers nnst he addressed,
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MYER's UNIYERSU1I no. Nv

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mentB with them for circulation THE VNIVERSUM.-
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persons at S10 and Of larger number atthe sa
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CITY ORRICRRs ron 1889,

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
JAMES S. wHRATE, Clerk.
y. ". HARDING, Treasurer.
J. l. SANCTION, Sergeant
SsEeIaf DeFitieS-Iat wAId-lSaAe II. Pearl I'd waTi
-Ahn- v. c!emens, Sd ward-John Bowers. 4th ward
-Hsnry T. Chsplne 9th wara-JSmes S. Campbell.
J0IN MooRE, superintendent Water Work..
JArOB IS. BIEE, Wharf MGstsI.
j. o. AMIcK, Street Commissioner
JAAKs u. EWINss Assessor and Collector OF Water
ReMLs
JslisA G WHY, Lumber and Coal Msasurer, and Qua.
GU OF " mes ard Liquors.
u MIL 4LCRRAY, Ma. k0t Master
TnoA4s CANPBELL, Collector OF Assessments
a.. ). SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JAAks E. MELvlN, Flour Inspector.
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The OH Of Grape Vine.

This oiis the result oftwenty yeara investigation
Freneh phySleGn, and is now extensively used IN
France both the purpose ofkeepin the hair glossy, and
Festdrfngit in bald places.
TIA glossy, and pliahle, besides makDgit about
opIy Sy DR. Fontaiu PaI1s zbets per- bottle
ForGsleby J.B.VoWELL, "a unionst.
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-MISGE zI1A. IN EOUS. !.
wIIRFRLINSs IsEarAIR sRNIINARY.

"11l6lSlA1LNN4 - s.s#
i Session OF this Institution, will BIO day Of Sep
t:E6er ert Zach Session Continues fSt easdar months!
Rev. y. ". ToLroRD, b. D., Principal
Miss S. v. BLISS, 1-I5
Miss MARGARET ORR, A.;.,.,,
Miss Miss f FR HHs 81 H. H i NR6
Miss MARY o. ToLFo2D, Asststaat Primary Depart.
hsrt.
Mr.. L. 2 De fASSIAS, French and DrG.Sing.
Miss Orr win not t1ko active duty the comic easor.
account Of Providenal detention at hons bnt VIII
pro9ably be with us in the Spring. s-.s-- ~
Miss Bliss has been for several years conneetsl VITA
Srs IN The Sshs Bshchos tSus in ssass, but is
aI experienced Teacher Of Music and French Pupils
rom Prof WinEls or Miss Bliss
The Natural Sciences win be taught by the regular
cre tho classes by experienced Lecturer, and tx
We would again direct the attention of parents, to th
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing tho gIa9e
pupil viii at once know the amount o. tuition Where
lass, that is the pupils grade. ,,.,,,. nj.
Lights, and Ancient Languages if desired per session
v az sHs M FST Bo.rders nor aor. $3.50
session, coo
a. Seminary proper Junior Class,
e. Med RiE s elass. 1 i4SS
%: Senior class, 1000
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
>Ins:e per session with of instrument
for lessons, r 1900
| Tao ofinstrument for daily practice, 900
| Modem Languages, Painting drawing. 1900
/ EuloroILcry, Fancy Neediework, plain Sew.
| lre, 500
Vocal Music, Chemical Philosophical Lectures, 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semnn
E consequence OF the extra trouble the same churg
ell as IN tho Seminary, viz: $1S per session.
Pupils charged from the time of entrance to the close
OF session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF tho school, we
hive only tosay that have here Government and Lalr
administered kindly in3eed but stfl government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey. ouI
engagements also SUCH that pupils under the
care OF Female Teachers night and day. This system
extra and trouble TO Teachers, but Is the only SAFE
sy'tt. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
oil our views. b" r+'
TO the progress of our pupils in sound learning.
those interested will visit u.s. attend examinations, &c
u will point them TO the members OF higher classes
and sayHte sum- IosTa monumentG-here pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81.