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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-08-24

TEACHERS INSTITUTES For ioOO. - IL
compliance with invitations received, and
with the assurances that local arrange
ments for the accommodation of all teach
ers and those designing to teach, will be
made, a session Of the Teachers Institute
will be held the ensuing fall and winter,
"a follows:
At Delava7, WaIworth Co., Aug 20.
At Watercown, Jefferson Co, Aug, q.
At Burlington, Racine Co., Aug. 27.
At Manitowoc, Manitowoc Co., Sept. 3.
At Lacrosse, Lacrosse Co, Sept. 10.
Others will be announced as soon as ar
rangements are made.
Each Institute will be opened on the
evening of the day named above, with an
and Address on the subject of Public In
struction.
During each day there viii be exerci
ses, conducted by competent and expert
enced teachers, Illustrative of the princi-
pies and methods of education applicable
TO public schools Of different grades.
Each evening will be devoted to an adj
dress or discussion, on some educational
subject which the public generally are in
vited to attend.
Teachers, or those preparing to teach,
who enroll their names as in attendance
on the first evening when the Institute
opens, will be entertained, free Of expense,
during the session. The place Of meet
ing will ie announced in the local papers
HENRY BARNARD,
Agent Of Regents Of Normal Schools.
?. S. The undersigned is requested to
say, that the name of DR.. Barnard should
not be announced for an Address at any
particular Institute, except by special ar
rangement to that effect.
lie would add, that the exercises Of the
Institute will be much facilitated, and their
benefits increased, if each member will
bring slate and pencil, memorandum book
and pencil, 0or taking notes. or the
Fourth Reader Of the series, or the two
series, most used in the county where the
Institute is held. Please remember this,
and come supplied.
Editors and other parties receiving this
circular are respectfully requested to ex
tend this notice. G. II. ALLEN.
Madison, Aug. 6, 1850.
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FIRST FRosr.-From Mr. Hover, who
resides about two miles from this village,
we learn that there was a severe frost on
Monday night which entirely destroyed all
the cucumber, potato, bean, and other
vines III his garden.-Hemaunee Enter
prise.
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Good manners is the art Of maxi,
those people easy with whom we convers
Whoever makes the fewsst persons une
sy is the best bred man in the company
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Fissg AS egalbIy District Gonvel2-
55nn

The Democracy Of the First Assembly District
Of ,nitowoc Comfy will meet in Convention
a. Two Rivers, on the twenty fifth day of August
1860, at O'clock P. ~, for the purpose Of
eectng two delegates to resent the District
1T the Democratic District Convention Of the Sd
Conerc sional District, to be held at Fond du Lac
o.. tho @Ist day Of August, 1850.
The ratio Of representation viii be ore Dele
gate for every fifty Democratic votes or fraction
Of fifty, to wit:
Coopcrst9wn ncl. nanitowoc Del.
Ko-su.h " Gibson 2
Nishiccts &" Rowley2
Two River Delegates
CARL II. SCHMIDT,
CUAS. KIND : Committee.
CASPER FLETGCUER,
Hanitowoc August f. 1850.
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Rxy" On Sunday last, Mr.. George Eek
enroth, of this village, was instantly killed
by the accidental discharge of his gum
Mr.. Eckenroth with several others, went
up to big prairie, twelve miles Forth Of
Wautoma, to shoot prairie chickens. As
they were about leaving the house Of Mr..
Reckon, where they had stopped with their
teams, by some unaccountablo means Mr..
Eckenroths gun went off, the whole
charge entering his left eye, and coming
out at the crown Of his head shattering
and tearing his skull, and scattering his
brains all about No ono saw the gun
when it went off, although there were
some ten or twelve persons within ten feet
Of Mr.. L. when he fell. 1t is supposed
that, holding the gun in his left hand, he
accidentally struck the hammer agaist
something that caused The cap to explode.
Mr.. E. was brought home on Sunday even
ing, and buried on Monday. He leaves a
widow and two children.-W arsh0ro
Irgus.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Mantle
County Wis. Collections promptly after
"a. III.
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Remaining at the Post Office at Ma
towoo, Wis, from July 1st to Angus.
1891
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spirit Of the Mornins Press. .

The ConstitKfion denies, and quotes the record
to disProve, the assertion, Of Mr.. Douglas in his
late speech at Rochester, ". Y, that the Missouri
ComPromIse 'shad been defeated BY a union Of
free-sollers and southern nre-eaters who had then
combined against the Missouri Compromise, a.
they now combine against popular sovereignty
The Iat,Hissnesr regards the appointment of
Judges Of the supreme Court, and other officers
of the United State, a. very grave question in
vOlvsd among others In the pending Presidential
canvass - - o. r.. g
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INo 6f0 4

n mo. 6fO,1
NOMMlSSi0NEk,S NirrlCE OF THESA
OF DETACHED TRACTS IN MINNES0TA.
on The LINES OF THE RhILROADs
EEMMBbFEEASSp.NEG NEW LANDS HERETOFORE
NoTIoE 10 hersby given that public ssles will he
aeio, en- the GAYS aud at the places hereinafter
speclhed IN the stats of MINNEeOrA of The Vacant
4acts OF public land withheld b. Notice D. 616,
gated september 8, 1879 from the ISLES ordered by
KIocsnahon No: cas-, dated July 9, ISag, vIx:i
AT the Land Ofios ut ST. CLoUD, on Monday. the
ON day OF November next for the disposal u the
uaots within the aforementioned town6hIps With.
aeld, pursuant to the above mentioned notice, from
ne sales he'll on the 9TH Noyembefs tsR, Nnder the
said proclamation, viz:
North of base line and Of s fourth y,inci-
pal meridian.
Township 81, of range "a
Township S, of range 80
To snships Il AID II, OF range ST
Township Al, of rangeR
North of the base lHs aad nest Of
u 4 O. = meridian. grA'
Townships III and l2x, of range Is
Townshfps f2i and fz2, Of range -
Townships ~ and las, of ranges7
Townsuips lz5 ~, 49, and 1876, of range % q
Townships l24 Is. Is, l27, and i2S, of range q
Township l2s, of rangeSo
At the Land Offee at FeRKsr CRY, on wednes
day the 18th dAy of November next. for the dlspo-
cal fthe tracts, wthia the und aforementioned TOW n
smpss withheld, pursuant to the above mentioned
notice. IRON the sales h. Id on thu 3lst October 1aa
under the said proclamation, VIZ:
North Of ths base lae asd scss Of fheffh primo ipal
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
no! FOR ARLINGTON.
GREATEST PICNIC OF THE SEASON.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of w..hins-
ton announce 10 the public
GRAND PRIZE PICNIC

For the Benefit of the Poor,
ON NO N DAY. SEPTEMBER
Each lady and gentleman are To re
oe,Se pare when they enter thel
Gold Watches, Tea Sets and Jewelry of ,TeTx D..
seS1flPtion; Ladies' Muds, Ladies' Fur., Ladies
&iSGxSse, ShtldIsn,s Carriages And Cribs 40 Aso,
bhAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS Az
NIGHT!
g., a toiI Brass and string Eand has been engaged
Inc Prlzes viil be exhibited in one nf the LARGEST
jerrelry establishments IA the city next Mondsy :
mnlch each yIsl or will draw an env lope a. they
entef containing the number of the prize and Wi H
receive the prize on the card in the enyelope
The stages Will leave hourly commanding nj q
O'Clock a. m. The Geo. w. Riggs will leave the
wLari loot Of High street. and run hourly WV
Cards OF admission for gentlemen 81 cents: laiies
% cents; sUd children and ser,a ats free.
re cost COM. OF ARRANGEMENrs
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Personal

- Judge Clayton, Miss Hon. n. w. Hill
So Major Deas, u. g. A Col La R,,,..
NHe!alyar, and A l.. Carvajel, Mexico, are at The
The Right Rev. Geo Smith, LII ID. Bisb.
op OF victoria, (Hong Kong is now i'm this city
the guest Of Hon. Dr. p Parker
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL a BARNARD. Auotion..,

BY WALL a BARNARD, Auctiopssrs.
g ALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS.
rs ~ &C. AT AucIIoN..On, TUESDAY MORN
huct,on Rooms. corner s Penn n,. w : ssS
street, south side. stock Of prime Family Grooe-
ies, Liquors, Cigars, &e,-
Barrels Crushsd. Coffee and Refined Sugars,
Chests Young Hysor. Imperial and Blsck Tens
CASTLE, Brown and Fsncy Soar, -
Boxes 0round Cinnamon, Cloves, Ginger and Al
Nuimcss, Pepper, Extract Coffee, &c.
Boxes Sweet on, Indigc. Mustard, &c.
noxee Cake and Clothes Pins,
kegs White Lead, Persian ed and mericsu Yer
million. ~
Seiasrs and Chewing Tobacco. different brands,
nstIes and octaves Brandy and Whistles,
Coroas, Flsvorlng Extracts, &c-
a I'd many other 6rooerIes not here epumerntad
Terms $50 cash; over that amount a credit nj
- AND 81 deye, for approved endorsed notss-
seN-o WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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NoTE.-Under the regulations Of the Department,
as heretofore and now existing. no pa, ment can
De made Tor advertising proclamarions except To-
such publishers as are sps iaHy ed 10 pub
Once. ne % wIa. 'i
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ID LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN the Post Ofhce, Washington

(Ordered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, IL
being the newspaper having the largest orouIstion
of any daily paPsr published an washington.I
Alipersons applying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say ther are ADVERTISED.
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JNfsSyE6S sSsSPSkTENSi; AAsss TsEEAy,

BsS;G; MsSuIaE CO.: Aues,eeseg..
YARp-On WEDN EspAY AFfERN0ON,
september ssrh: 81 O'Clock, on the premises, vs
shall part Of Sc uare 500, fronting 81 fest on Ssv
enih street east a. the corner Of south l. strest,
ana Isnnins osox 2 let, togsfhsr vita tes i'm
,ng sosss,nlnx rooms A portion Of the buIIdins
hss been occupied ss grocery store -
Terms: One third cash the remsindsr IN and
~ ns ylth Interest, secured b. dssd Of nust
Sc % J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Assss.
ManshaL's sALE,-sn ylrsus Of . Wit Of
The Cisa.it o., 1879 t9H sas clsfs o. q
the Z, coss:y Of WsshinEto1. and 70 ne dirssldit
Court House q. or Of ssid sosnty q. HoE6Af,
The lsf day Of October next, q ooIosf 4, "
g Los 10, 8. = d ssss d n sss ely q W.
S m ssssscn ,.i ia ~ snd s.sr
the property. Of William .Blsachard, sn1 vi 3
so.d 20 fsnsk Judicials No. q, 90 yan1axy tsrn
lsso, in hyer 81 Jesse 3. Wilson. --
ga as,.As Tor ~ nssMIsi y 49,
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TIE WzA1HEx.-Fhe following report Of tie
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation f.
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,MADAME M0RRICE,. TIE GREAT AsrRoLo-
" sIsT AND DoCTREes, jast from Esyope.-This
highly gifted and intelligent lady can be consulted
on the Pest, Present and Future Events. CAL At
Washington. IL 10 Srn~
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THIS AFTBRNO0N & To- MORROW

THIS AFTERNOON & TOMORROW
By J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auct,onesrsI
pEREMrT0RY sALE OF BUILDING LOT
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, September "a
a. clock, on the premises. We shall sail. without
reserve the eastern part OF a. In %
No %, fronting ~ feet on north NJ street BITTER
zh And 18th streets west, running back 10 feet to
Terms; One third cash: the residue i'm 6 ana y
month"; with Interest," secured By deed Of txlst ON
se2ld J. C. MCGUIRE q co Auot.-
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x,EBSTyJ J. Va g, HcS u CO; Asct,ene.y,

VERI vxLG% BE IMPROVES f.i vAklS1 PRoPER.
On TaGksbbsaY hFTTEMs1 NSPhs fSsL,e AgcIIoN.
- o'clock eosk, on the premises. We shs sell
nr eestape hst class residence AZ the corner Of
senPied by 3 fursuson Ese. The lot fronts ii feet
10 inches on stfeet, e the corner Of Tveutieth
ndsome three, story ADD basement brlok dveii-
ine nogs vita large back buildings. built and Gu
salhe eeFenteen rooms furnished with all the mod
stn improvements Il he location and chlracter Of
residence - = - '>'e S'i,sse
ImmedIately AFTER We shsll ellths property two
6Aohe The lot from about q feet on street and
lens back about lS5 and is Improved BY Q three
story brick dwelling house contaimng nj rooma
The above property Will positively Be sod e the
owner is about 20 remove from the cify
Terms; One third cash; the rosid ne IN suk II
months, With interest, secured BY . deed az Srusf
ON ne premises. Title peri ct and unspcambsrsd.
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PERSONAL.

&1OO REwARD.-Ran away from the s-b
2lOU scrIber, living near Glymont, -
Sha.ies county, Md on Sunday, the lets In al
aged about 10 years, about feet s inches in -
height; light copper color; very full. suIt OIL
remembered. will give ESQ for the apprehen.ion
oi sald nesro IN Charles county, or Sloe If taken
eIsewhere; IN either case he must be delivered 20
me or n secured In jail SO that get him again.
sc Is-lS' i.-. SAINT. III. cox.
TqTH CURIOUS OR ANXTOUs-Msdam
so well known as the most successful ex-
R!siner of the Past. Present and Future ever in
w hi9ston. continues to be consulted weekly ~
hufdreds Anxious to know of things at present hid
DON from them. Her consultation fee to both ZEN
fiemsn and ladies', is extremely moderate. Call at
her house, on the south side Of Massachusett av :
between nth and 18th sts.-the onlT house there.
17-tm $3.50
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FUTURE DAYS.

By ,. C. MCGUIRE a CO, Auctloneer,. :
STOCK OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE
2Rs eS:51f :,
q Boess Soems. on ssSss Of The lac
Furniture aud Housefurnishing Goods without re-
serve; to close the concern. The stock comprises
Missionary and w.lnu, HAIR Spring seat sof..s
ham Snais, rockers and Parlor Chairs Of va
MAJ n s.,Sss fssIs., Cad and Fancy Tables.
and M.6Sss ssSi S S.ns a ssss G.air'
cloSks, Cane and Wood seat, Arm and Nuns
Painted Cottage Chamber se,.,
"a Lss ana Mshosaay Dressing and PLAIN Blu
Marble top and Painted ysshrtands,
Toilet Sets, Window Shades. CornIoes.
co aSa ss snd a o,.S Ghs strne chsm
Hai, AID Hs.k M.ttresses, Bolster s0d Pillows.
cS a1sef G ssos C ~ aod blankets,
EE .rSs:. .1 Si FII Sss sSoon; Tin Ware,
Iogethsr with many articles In the Housefuruish-
Also: FuSn,taIs .son, Horse and Harness
s.sd. %cnihs With GE ist. ts: i form 3.
e,,a S &. Mea6 ffaIElsi1 e. P.' Hss;.
By TH0s; BOWLING; GsOrsetovn
SAY T p.1; SKYE r. ys,s so... ceII NON
street, shall cell b, order Of the Orhsns Cont.
mahossn5 s.deboard, Dining, Gard, and side
Do and common Chairs.
SarPea, NJ Sttng, and Oucloths, i. - s-r
Croker and ,;islpp 'sWS, s,,. -a.a
ak excslsnt Feather Bede
Seir and usk Mattresses, rlr
Hankets, ullts, SHEETS, fc.,
tsaa Rres,lns and PLAIN Bureaus, Bedstesds
Msps, &c., - - ~""pe~s'
Kitchen Furniture
Also, ~ Il O'Clock
Neslo CIR Msrr. rs years of are and slsve for jfe
ne BOZ yohn, ls years Of age, AID slave for lie,
Terms of taie: All sums 81 ana under sso ..,h.
over 02o,a credit Of thirty, sxty And niscfv ds,s
- lo-e0 o. 4. DO WILING, Aaot.
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Mas oEc Hi2GA 4o aGhNsdJI ~, 81 ., J,
nosnee the removal Of her Vocal Isss.fnss - ~
4as Eleventh. s.rsst, between Il aud ss:.' o. =
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Also, the original Never Wear Out Family shit
stamped on them Also, one case Of assorted auai.
tues OF IRISH Linens ard Linen Shirt Fronts. Of nv
w.r,snsPS S' "a. made 10 order in Ireland, al
Sc N-6t 221 Pa. avenue sol mn STRAIT
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SPOKES! tr... .-l. 5000. - 4
A lot of SPOkES, IA, II, and ia inch. tthor-
x out the rame. For eslc BY, = - y e ""
E. - j. r. ELVANS d CO. /
>. Use l6-eolw-Alex. GASI 3O9 Pa av
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! At the Land fhoe at HENDERSON on Monday,
theSi caJ Of December next, Tor the disposal of
Inc iracts within The pndsrmrntioned townships,
withheld, pursuant to the above mentioned nOiioe
IRON the cal he'd on the 7th November, f8js un
der the said Proclamation, VIZ: 49,
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HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL. at IN,
a.. h To- at private b .:Is large Seven--
q FIve-Octave MELODEON, Both in-VYXVl
struments are OF beautiful wood and elegant tone
pl. ase call soon. They will DO sold mneh bein,s
their real value; Warranted 10 be perfect in ever,
respect. 4I5 Fourteenth street, few doors south
OF Pa av. Terms cash.
Sc ~ 81 Pc t''l.. MARCfrS n EnVNp
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Union FIREWOOD MILLS.
CORNER TIN sr. AND CANAL
WasAsaefoa, d. C.
Ihe undersigned most respectfully invite the at
tenpon OF our customers and the public eereralIy
70 me 1act that We have now ahoat 500 Tons or
COAL, OF Al sizes and Of the very best snalty
mon We wan sell alta profit Of Is cents per ton from
20 we are also manufacturing HICKORY,
"a a end FINE WOOD, ell lengths and sizss.
3kL Al orders filled With dispatch. - - /
III Once corner 9TH street And Canal
sc l-eol0t McKNEW & MARION, Pro,fs. 4
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NJ MUSIC. s-=.--|
NAISS M. F. EDWARDS, Who has had severa
years experience IN teaching will now re--
sumo her class on the Piano, and is desir-
Gus OF obtaining an increased number ofvvyv1
pupils. che will attend them at their own resdenca
or have them come to her on ninth street betveer
l. and nj No. 325. Terms moderate n Ie SO
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LAVA AND RIO COFFEE, Black and GTes,
Received at HEI + ynniSS;:,,
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0sWEGQ STARCH, and Cbemica, I.ho,
~ Saving SOAP, Received at i'"'o'
l.. A. DELLWIG,S
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Scr0fula, or Kings Evil,

IS constitutional disease, corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid become; vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
ana hitny habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, hy the venereal infection. What
ever De Its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
sutuuon, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation Z" indeed.
1t seems to be the rod OF Him who says, 81
Will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercleS; IN the glands, swellings; and on
the surface. eruptions OF sores. This foul cor
rupuon, which genders i'll the blood, depresses
the energies OF life, that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofllous III their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
CLIMATES the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
lection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise
Such medicine-we supply in
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MISCELLANEOUS.



'HlS well known establishment now presents
largely additional facilities, for the accommoda.
ZION OF the travelling Public. Mr.. VIM. H. Peyton
Tetalns ms connection and associates with him. as
rrroPnetor and Manager Mr.. VIM. Jordan, formerly
.ae HOTEL and more recently of the Rock
prioge batns. The style of the new firm is
JORDAN g. PEYTON.
Inc proprletors have secured a corps of efficient
anu 2. accommodating assistants who will unite with
sle ~ paying every attention to those stopping at
1ne Hotei. Capable and faithful servants are also
PROVIDED 10 ensure the comfort of guests The table
Will continue as heretofore to equal that of any Ho
tel in the State. ' "a any "o-
The Proprletors would also call special attention to
the fact that by the erection of NEW BUiTDiNGS
already commenced, they will have at Command al
Additional Rooms, by means of which thew will
be enabled to afford greater comfort to transient
guests, and to accommodate families wishing to spend
the summer in Staunton. Connected with the Ho-
tel are extensive Stables, under tie management of
Byers Co., well known for their experience and
efficiency in this department Horses will be taken
on Livery, and Horses Buggies and Hacks will be
afforded to guests on reasonable terms
In conclusion the Proprietors pledge themselves to
spare no pains to continue and increase the present
reputation of the House and serve an apprecatiye
public. WIN. JORDAN, lp.,
N. B.-The Office of all the Stage Lines is at this
House, also the office of ADAMS Of cos EXPRESS.
JORDAN PEYTON.
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AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

the most eAectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANrnoNY's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERYsIpELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsTULEs,
BLoTcHEs. BIAINs and BoIIs, TUMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRM
RHEUMATISM, SYpHILITIC and MERCURIAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in &C in,psnity ofthe blood is founded i'll truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.