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Let all who wish TO purge the blood from impurities,
prepare system resist cpedencs, 10 Guysotr
Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila," which
that flesh is heir to, and they will be dsappo
ted; in this remedy the yublic faith has wavecd
waver; iort is founded on experience, just
their OF faith in other and spurious compounds
founded experience They fly from mineral nostrns
hope life and vigor from this purely vegetable retd
however broken down in health and spirits-howeyt!
oathesomc TO himself and others let despair OF
covery; let the patient only understand that his hope
lies only in Guysotts Extract Of Yellow Doc
Sarsaparia' and persuade him, for his liIc's sake
try it, and have hesitation in predicting his speed
| restoration 10 health
Honduras Sarsaparla the invaluable ,Smcdai agent
from which DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract of Yeo,
Dock and Sarsaparilla is formed, and Laboratory D
Guysott has given the virtues OF these in their
ection His contains all the restorative pro-
critics roots, combined and in their
most strength and efficacy.
Experiments made in the manufacture of this neil
cine until found that 1t could not be further nprover
Accordingly, find il rcsortcd to almost
cases Hcpatc Scorbutic and Cutaneous complaints 70
general prosraton of all the vital powers and all thos
tormcnting diseases OF the skin trying paen
and SO injurious 10 the health. st.tfE.
The following Bcnajah Hughes is the mo,
astonishing record After forty sickness tw
years excrucating torture, the aputaton of oneleg
the body and limbs almost OF eating Purifying di,
charging ulcers cured by eight bottles of Guysott
Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparia, is almos:
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BURNER's
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

| PowELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
T.
f Is ns eight miles east Of
Building Gone hunded feet In length) commenced
lBOARDERS; and number Of Cottages or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE. Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR. CnALYHEATTE LIhEsTosE and SLATE all having
the work OF Natures own lnbratory They forth
d
SIM the ground gradually rising to the south and until
to the eye Of the behoder one Of the
most enchanting landscape views the country To
rising up distances OF from % to 100 yards from
feet above boy the level bottom in 'front.' and to the
be approached nom the east by gentle
linz spurs lis deep ravines and lis oiIV pest
which, for bold outline pleasing Variety is
deed the scenery presented view rom the ss,s or
Mansanuttcn and Fort Mountains, embracing Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, seen to be
In addition the Springs proper. there number OF
Others in vicinity the principal OF which The
celebrated Mountain Spring, 100 yards distan 2. The
above Is chaiybea sending forth impd stream;
To the south from the Springs about three quarters Of
Spring The Spring recently opened amid the
beautiful group o. willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
ties, completes the list. :
peuresqae vaIeS through the narrow passage formed by
the proxintyO he mountains about twelve miles to the
aee the ofs towering &c tie Teg a
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration. h
On arriving at the Springs, the invalid has ooe with.
nom the and rpexes, tolls and monotony
the busy world and may recuperae his exhausted
gies by quaine tho waters that necessarily flow
around him. and parakng OF the rich vians arc daily
prepared for the nourishrsent OF his frafl body.
We win state for the benefit Of those who may not be
Of the fact, that large farm attached to
Springs wheie can have their horses
or stabbed as they may prefer.
The BAR will be furnished with choicest Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, &c. f|'l1 80 n 7-T7
An attentive oscr will be in attendance and servants
to the different departments house; and everything
shall done that contribute the comfort or the
guests. lftHsf
Persons visiting the Springs from the NORTH can leave
baltimore the morning. and arrive here the NEXT morn
Ing by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from South, viii leave Stanton the morning
al Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs to tea. $500
For the amusement OF those who may wish TO partfci
pate such exercises, Ten Pin Alley been erected
A Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathi,y
has been erected for the accommodation OF visitors
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
GSis1t ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

aH AS II Isl! .
Being atives scenes and incidents in the real LrE
M TiIr LowLY.' by w. L. G. Smith, Esq, ----,-
The object OF 1he author is to represent the condition
the Slave in his ude but comfortable cabin his daily
rations and pastimes the relations between and
slave impulses views off the
Northern phianhropist &c, &c. and to represent the
passions and sentiments their iorms the same
displayed in the humbcst lot OF society," thus showing
haPpiess than freedom; and the represent,
is, class people, viz The Planter whom justice
every day ife is well win amiabic udg
ment OF the world. g1f.s
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Od Virginia = -
I" 2-The Plantation-Uncle Toms Lazincss.
Z" 3-Sobriety and Merrmcnt.
g. Tho Punishment.
a. SThe School Master.
=. G-Pamiiy OF the Planter. a. ts.yrt IS. ~
~ T--Schoo Keeping. III
" S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
" 10-lndependence Day.
" 1.-THE Overseer.
12-Schoo Masters Lessons of Freedom 3D..
" 1SUncle Tom and Dinah Is & ~
I4-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah. rr l.r..srs [-E'-
.. Classy.
1.-THE OvcTseeI's Con,municat ton to the Planter.
" 1S-Thc Suspicion.
1s-Sehool Masters Uneasness and Departure.
a. a0-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
=" 2i-His Dissemination 20 go to the State OF Free
DOM
az 22-The Escape.
+" 23-The Pursuit.
Z" 2EBunalo-The Boot. black
T" 2-Hard Times.
20 26-Unce Toms Soliloquy.
Z" 27-The Alarm
'' 2S1American Hotel
29-The FIee Negro.
3o-courage, Quietudc and Contentment.
31-Niagara Fails, Clifton House, Canudr.
i" 32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
:" 33-Uncle Toms Decision :
3f-.Back to Old Virginia. .-.-
a5-Coneusion VIZ.
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MISCELL ANXIOUS.


II
r HE regular limo for tho commencement tho Fall
IL Session Of sgll be of Sep
t:lber Eh Session continues fee calendar mons.
The teachers present connected with the Seminary,
Rev D. W ToLRoRD, b. D.. Principal.
Miss ii ORR, ..at A,f,,on,,
Miss F Fkhh6 ~ I L. MaR6iMG, 7s5gt
Miss MARY 9. ToLFoRD. As't'aant Primary Depari
Prof. JOHN WRINKLE, Music and Gtrnian. s"14
rMr., LIZ De AA s. French aud Dra,oinF. 4
Miss orr viii bot take active duty tho eont session,
en- account Plovdential detention at hon j. bot VII
Miss Bliss hasbecn several years eonneetsl w:,a
cnlnary near Philadelphia She not only gives :..slruc
- al experienced Teacher OF Music and French Pupils
IL Music, receive they may prefer, either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made for
ore the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Er
We would again direct the attention of parents, to thi
Terms the ninary ANY person knowing Tho grade
pup will at once know the amount or Tuition. Where
tile majority Of studies Of pupil arc in any particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent, Bedding, Fire and
Lights and AMBIENT Languages ii desired per session s
Washing for Boarders pcr dOz. al B. yHg.ss s1-. 90
| hay puriLs-Tuition-Primary, Junior Gradepcr
's:as%%G atl" Senior Grade srAoa 1900
| Seminary proper, Junior Class,
Messie . class. -1lt,laa 10
| !" Ancient Languages, Fourth year, Is 90
No eItra CHARGE eIespt lor &c Joo,siag branches.
sic Tor session five months, with OF instrument
l iorlcssoIs, .YUasltfi So. F-f2s7 1S 90
Ule ofinstrunent for daily practice, 9 90
| slnd:-n Languages, Painting or drawing, 90
tm,folsry, Fancy Needlcworls, or plain Sew
Vocal Arsc, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Wor Music Teacher gives lessons the Semina
in consequence ofthe extra trouble the is charg
| c ~ N tho Seminary, viz Sis per session --~gs
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to the cos
OF session, and deduction made except sickness.
With reference to the management of the school, w
have only that have hero Government and Latr
administered kindly naecd, but still government
law which all concerned must respect and obey. Gu
are also SUCH that pupils under tn
of Female Teachers night and day This systemgve
md trouble to Teachers, but Is only
sy>n. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
| ell our views. 80, ..s , srtt .rgt mo . ---.
As to the progress OF our pupils in sound learning
those will visit attend our examinations &c
will point them TO the members OF higher classe
and sayie SAINT notra rnonupieniahere pledges
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4, II NEW BOOKSy11s's
The Campaign of Cen Sooss
GAIN ENtrnNsEf.f i SFRn4EsiFrINNf. S ~ I.

Moons s ANDERSON !, have jua, ,,aavi,-.,~
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In the yaly OF Mexico, by Lisnt RaphSei
iyol, with Map ofthe Battle Grounds s..
detailed account fGenerai sesst's briil,gp, Ses
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battles and Victories that ssu have y
| Rerien. y,,., Z. 49,. -, H.. -s-ss'rt:
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footsteps OF that ronsumate soldier WHOSE ~. 10.
tIumphs from Vera Cruz 70 the City Of Mereo ~. u
rfI al
His original deseriptionsar drawn wifi 1850, ;.
He is lively and spirited narrator His b.tt,,
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