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zea.A to9 ROsTON AND NEW

ZIAA Or NDsTON AND NEW
sE s oHk RIyt a T NoEF0kK TFhs
LIN has fine large BARGE ALWAYS ready. al
the Dock, near Edmond. Davenport u Co.'S, TO
receive + Freight at any hour. daily, for the
above places, The steamer EMPIRE VIII leavs
here ever, TUE DAY and FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock
A N Elth one OF the Ba ges, to connect with
the BOSTON AM. NEW YORK STEAMSHIPS
which, leave Norfolk on EnNEsnkYs and
"a RpA l > pnnetuaiiy. at o'cl * /. Nj.
SHIPPERS will Ind l. 80 their advantage to IA
tronze this route, nc the rates OF Freis il, ara as
,oW, and tue dispatch as great as by any other
Steamship Line To either place. and goods han
died less. For information. arply to
L. d. II ALh. Agent,
At Edmond, Davenport & Co.'s, at the beck.
iy 2Y-iuk
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ug~z~ EXCURs iONTO OLD
: = 95E~EsxP O NC. pORTSM NIITH A Nh

NSRFoIk.r r2T&sS Steamer d Afe
FIs PICK, Capt, I. e. CLIFFORD, fitted up a
neat st, 10 for night travel, Will make an excursion
to the above places on SATURDAY EVENING
next, I'd inst, land regu larly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING thereafter, during the waite ring
P. NJ. arrive at OLD POINT ahont IL o clock
thence to PORTSMOUTH ald MoRFOLK, ane
folk at o'5i.2S, tnbta at POI ssmauth aud OLD
PoiAs, lsnd slfits at Richmond about O'Clock A
Nj, Nj oa4ay EaornIag.
PAssAaF for the Tip, to Old Point. Norfolk 7ud
Portsmouth, and return. (meals iEcluded.l "a so
b. No FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCCRSlON
TRIP lie It's r. q. HAt klNS,
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MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK OF
vi RICHMOND
TApTTAT GkO npn

a. Carl lAl4 S9UsHDb- NJ
Office Wlth the Richmond Fire Association.
None1 received on dc post IN sums OF i've dol
lars and upwards on which interest will be paid at
the rate of ak per centuin per aD8um for SUNS re-
NAMING SIX months or longer, for shorter periods,
interest at The rate OF five per ceEtum per annum.
The whole joint fund responsible for deposits. De
posi- ~ eceived, and certificates issued by the
Cashier. DIRECTORS:
David CurFie, John Dooley,
X II. Maury. no Nj; Burton,
Wm. @. Paine. Vim H. Christian,
Geo. w. Gwathmey, las ID; backett,
Lewis Ginter, John X. Montague,
John 7. Subistt Geo. J. Sumner,
Jas l.. APRerson, yohn :; w Iison,
Peter G. Warwick, JOHN y, Shafer,
John Thompson Brown.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE. President.
ROBERT T. BROOKE, Cashier.
ALEX. GARRETT. Secretary. jy2-lm
ON DOMiNi0N lXsgaA,SCE COMPA-
~ NY.-CAPlTAL $500, 1000!
az 0@ee-N0'42 MGR JI It 1s "@der ST. Charles
This Company 10 now prepaF ed to receive appli-
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
On favorable terms.
DIRECTORS
Cab. Workman, John II. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo. 8. Palmer,
Sam'l ri. Price, VIM s. Triplett,
u. +. Laid, g. G. Tardy,
Jno. Stewart Walker, WIN. Currie,
Luther X. SplHlan, Jas R Crenshav,
Peter c Warwick, John II. Williams,
Jas, s. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace 2. Edmond, Thomas Jones'
James NJ Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Geo. VI. Yanoey, R0. f. Williams,
Jos. Brummel, VIM. Z. Rag gland,
VIM Brent, Henry G. CabeH,
Ro. H. Maury Geo. W. Royster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
CHAs. L. WORKMAN, Sec'y. my Its
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.r~~- TRRUVGii TlCKETS FROM

- . - ?, To- 3 . aTSTG q
s. 30 -Passengers taking tee steamer CURTIS
PECK, on I kSDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
NGS. At O'Clock, will connect VITA the steamer
NORTHAMPTON, on W WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS. at 54i 4; n and will com
n CT with same steamer on MONDAY MORN n g
at same hour. by taking CURTIS PECK on SAT
UhDAl EF tNING at o clock.
A- Meals 81 cents each. Il. o, HASkINS.
v -
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a., hUJkBKEUHE EATHA
YE:EAY ROCKBRIDGE CO.. VA,
1919 Situated nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on ING virginia Central Railroad. and eleven
RhsORT Will be open the 10Th June Persons
leaving Richmond by the Central Railroad, or
W as ngton City by the Orange and Alexandria
railroad, IN the morning, Will reach the Baths by
Q CLOCK IN the evening. Persons coming from the
Southwest, VIA Lynchbure. may reach the Baths
either by the ORANGE and Central Railroad or by
the James River Packet and Stase Coaches.
TERMs-Sl0 per week
TN COL c. p. LEE, Superintendent for
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-N~@~ SUMNER ARRANG EMEN7
a&iiA-SGN IAAES RIVER FOB M

s.rSpN J 4 y BOB R RTsno, lrg okkb
NORFOLK.-rhe Steamers GLGa COVE and
CURTIS PECK have Leon ruti Lfst-rate order,
and VIII rrn - tae a.ove places.
The GLEN COVE, Capt. VIM. +, CARTER, will
leave the wharf at Rockets; regularly every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mora,
ings at o'clock, precisely, and return essh alter
nate days, except Sunday. leaviag The. wharf at
NORFOLK at the sa.ne h,sar, O'Clock A, nj :, and
touch at al of the regular landings on the river
s'TI The 1 cGRffs PEcK, Cap. e. C. CLIFFORD be-
Ing neatly fitted up with ber,hs vi leave the
So'eioek, and return. leaving the wharf at NOR
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at clock and return each alternate
day. at the same hour, 4 O'Clock.
q Gong Down the Curtis Peck will touch At City
Poslt, Wllccx's Ciairmont, Grove y asrf, Ole
Point. Portsmouth and Norfolx- EeturAing, Ports
mouth. Cid poirt. Zoos Wharf, Grove Dillards,
Clairropt, W HOOKS. City Point, and arrive al
Rie.hiond about o'clock Monday morning.
Passage for tae Saturday trip, and return Cext
evening. meals Included S4 50.
Passage on regular .trips, elsssr boat. TO Ole
Point Portsmouth or Norfolk, 81 Meals-equal
to any given cd any boat-5J cents each.
H. Freight taksn as usual.
is Its II. o. HAsXIHs.
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SHpEENyS

- FoX BosTOS~F7ffiRsTf' VESSEL
,sT6sS The regular packet schooner s. z. ALLEN,
-zs=EN opt; BAKER, hsvIne a portion OF her cargo
engas cd and going on board, will have quick dis
pa.ch. For balance OF freig mt, apply TO
j. FITS David Il VA. GURRIE.
ri FOR MOBILE, ALA.-Tbe snpsrIor
go. last. sailing nrs >, AARON 3 MOORE,
CAPT ChAs. ". HAV, having the greater
portion of hpr cargo ea- aged viii sail with quick
diaPatch For balance of freight. appl, to
- 2-iT W. d. COLO UITT & co.
1t FOR BREMEN. The ship HELENE,
AElS II. RAsCHEN, Master, wli load for the
-Tn1~s above port. For freight or passage, apply
to EDW'D WIN. De FQSS : co.
jy l7-l2t*
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% 3oTHE COACH. SADDLE AND
MAA EARNk-- AaAkERsoF tn re SOUTH.
!N9EEA .oa VII! pteAse take notice. that have
~ cpmmepced the nlsnulaeture OF s:uAeh
aad SADuLERf y; also.
MILITARY MOtNTtNhS, of al kinds such ak
BITS, sT1RRUPS. GpUas.URN a hanN rs, 4 c ;,
attic shortest noti % and rs low as can be maze
ia any III The Northern or Eastern cities 6lso.
SILVER arid BRASSPLATfhG uor = IN the beet
manner and On Tea4na Z hls ieTats. pnn,,
~ Ia.h street, between Ms in and Carr,
jyI-3tt Richmond. Va
MATTRESS S-Hair and SHACK Mattresses,
AVA ior sale very low by ALI X. NOrf.
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DIssOLUTIONs, &c.

70. PARTNERSHIP. We have this day rs
" sociated with ps in the CHINA, GLASS ard
EARTH WARE BUSINESS, Mr.. JOHN u.
SNELS0N, under the firm of
STEBBiNS. PULIEN 4 co
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i l9-lm YATES & CULLEN.

AAA sHOCCo STRINGS, WARREN
RYCOUNTV. N. c., will be open ON the
A15th Of JULY, for the accommodation Of
Vis!turs. STRONG CHALY BEATE SPRING
which Is though to ne equal to any, has been d. :
covered upon the premises since the close Of last
season, within SIX hundred yards of the Ho'el.-
large two-story BOWLING AND BILLIARD SA-
oil visi ors. free Of chGrge. a SPLENDID BAND will
be N attendance during the season.
SHoCtO 81 HI Us are distant i2 miles Sou It'll
from the Warrenton Depot, on the Raleish and
Weldon Rail DAD. Mr. W. Il PHILLIps will be
with comfortable coaches, to convey company To
the SPRINGS IN The shortest time, without the least
detention.
RATE. OF BoARD.-Per day. sl.5O; per week,
Y9; per month 5 70; Single meal, 80 cents. Chill
dIhn Il I'd servants hn1f mn - q
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME Offers his GER
~ vices TO the pm bio In the of all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the afoye
oranoh gives De. P. claim 10 public favor. taioe
n Franklin street, pear the Exchange Hotel. snd
third house below Trinity ChcYch. same slde. Al
Ways on hand, supply OF the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FL0WERS;" one Of the very test
rsnovators for weakened parts now known. hedI-
zines ito order. AL oonms aicatlons by letter
sr others promptly attends 20 Richmond. Va
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KSsPksss ar dpsne sfs sr &c is9s a9Sss
Ss=sN.o of visitors. They are situated Is miles
west OF Staunton, on The Virginia Central Rail
ROAD, The cars stopping at the door. There are
mere two alum streams one caly beate one heal
ing-and Tree stone springs, all OF superior qua
NY. Ihese mineral waters have already become
celebrated for their medicinal virtues.
board per month, or % days. S25 90
cTeL week .......t.;....:-..-.... 100
Children and Servants half price.
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----- - 80 49, -.-ls-A- -
SUMMER RESORT9,
4 WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA

&a 4 WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA
IsiM ihese Springs, 80 well known to the
r rd,4ip n prsln,a sprrgs, are situated a. BATH
n :, HOUSE, In 2 beautiful and fertile valley
m'.lporo, Depot. anu miles esst of the Hot and
s arbngS piaks' and 10 miles east OF the White
neerr, Is beautiful aud sublime s'e eo"''iH sue
ihls ancient anu celebrated Watering Place ia
acted ana esteemed FOR its medicinal and curative
qnn'lties ssiaerits of climate heath giving and
fs saTs.ss PATS There are now FIVE. W n NJ
adjoining. ~ Ia no
I is to he regretted that no effort hss been here
toi2re made to collect and preserve accurate
AID lar accounts Of the curative az ency Of
these Warm Baths. If records Of cases thai have
been relieved and cured by their use, had hsen
collected aud preserved. from their early opanin M
az piaH OF invalid visitation. doubtless yolnmos
OF sunh eases might now be recorded Bat n Is n
matter of sober history, that very soon Alter ,ba
aao'Iety OF the warm sp.ings by civilized man,
tits IN s4finus diseases, as well as for the mare
iaxnry OF bathIng, which are not sutpassed bi any
Baths IN tbs l1lted States; They were much fire.
cuentec al IL Och labor and fatigue by great nli,I
tltddes before An, other of the valuable w
inS races IN virginia were known.
the United States to the MiIlb1ro' Heno, az n a
va central Railroad; thence by inc stas Q coaches
sentemen,l hsteen miles over q well graded turn
BIZ, TO tue arm Springs. Passengers leaving
b balt mG,e' Nd, Richmond, Petersburg or Lynch
nufg,, va IN the morning, can come througb to
the warm Springs The same day to supper
wy, ne oiiowlng 10 the analysis made nv Professor
Nm; b. Rob PRS. of the University of Virginia:
ne large Baih ~ an DC AEON, IS feet in dame
Yer; 'ts arena is l63 Y feet The ordinary depth
bsinE hive teet u can be increased to SIX the Gu
BIO capacity Is 8l3 So feet or 81 533 81 galons
, atm the leaks, this Quantity Of water
rage temperature of the Bath is 9S Fab The gas
which rises IN the Bath consists OF nitrogen. with
minnfe quartlteR Of su'phuTetted hydroEen and
carO"nlc acid. BESIDES this gas each gallon of
water conta ms bic IN ,hes of gas, CONSISTING
SnIppnretted br ro,, 20 20 ounic inches'
Cafb; mic acid 80. .....lO 90
The saline contents of enc gallon of the water
follows
Muriate of lime. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1888
Sulphate OF nagBesia, EPSON salts. 9S4
Ctti,oHate OF lime -. .....,......-.-. rs
AND trace OF soda. ..................0 900
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SUMMER RESORTS.
AAA BRAINARD HOUSE,

vemy ELMIRA, NEW YORK.
Ase..ak / 4. BLOSSOM, PEorR1ETon,
tfotnerly Proprietor of the blossom House, Ro-
chester, N. "
fhls iaree and ocmmod GUS Hotel, at the junction
Of the N. !. and +. r. X. with the roads iead,ng
the reception OF visitors
Pure ar, hne scenery, well stocked larder, good
PEGS and attentive servants. are some of the at
fractions to travellers. No Efforts will he spared TO
continue Its character az q FIRST CLASS HO-
TEL.
Passengers desiring TO viait niagara Falls can
procure through tickets To Baltimore, at which
point through flekets can be procured to the Falls
by the NortiGrn Central Railroad the shortest
and most expeditions route to Elmira, Canada,
and the Northwest.
REFERENCES:
Ious G. KENNEDY, Eeq.,l waob;na,,
pAN'L RATcLftFE, :" ( washington.
ZESrs BARHuM, Esq,
r. w BENNETT, -
r. b. COLEMAN, Eutaw Houae Bait.
G. G.. ADRRoN, "
N w. G r1fn1, Esq Harrisburg.
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Siukenipg details OF the massacre of Chris
tisEs III Syria had beeu received. The general
opinion was that the ] urn Il authorities were
acting in coDniyaEce Wilh tie DTUses, and
that The Government II Cons tan tinOple, which
might have stopped the biooIshed Oh ali occa-
sioHs, left the Christians 10 their fate.
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~
SIaA MR -.-SIR I no undo rsigneS 70 =
NYspeetfully announce that they have 10 aset
kls.sl11-l the kAcHANGE HOTEL, at Grange G.
Il aud having had 1t thoroughly repaired and
guests. '''' Vi
Orange G H is situated in a country well know
Tor the beauty OF its scenery, and the heathful-
every direction, has long been a favorite summer
resort
The Projectors pledge their hest efforts tn se
cure the comfort of their patrons. Their I Ri f
shall always be furnished with the best the maj ket
affords; and in establishing first class Hotel at
this PLACE, they hope to be sustained by the patron
age of the public.
va HORSES aud BCGGIfS always in readi-
ness for the accommodation of the guests Of the
house Respe ctfully " ~
LIN YATES
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NEW FLOUR. NEw FLDyR,

SaAAE'A PAyENf tUAL1Ek RAk.
kow-we lsvits sss ai,sn s s, q tie fa.anlaE
peen tired hy Easns PRACTICAL farmers, and pro
aounesa tAs very best implement yet mase flr
prspa lag The land faf seediax small efata, 8na
silsssaaIl, GOVERNS tes gam assr ssed.ax. VITA
two hoISsx do.sk the wera OF ssx sinste ss.wz.
have purchased the or The State " Ftrxlnfss
aud are now manufacturing them iof the ensnlEk
asaAon- Weinvsse a eail aad exasetaasoa
8EI WATT h CO,
NOT GG.--Ws witt aaeI. firm to-sias cur re-
MaiSins stock at Laaies' saminsr Drsss Soosis
At greatly ssGaced pflcas. to close thaIa ovt.
JOHNSON \ HARDWOOD, M. n MAla al.
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STEAMBOATS,. &.

o4xeAr. NOTICE.-Ths steamsy VIR6INTA.
800 Capt; KILL. AID .he steamer CITY
~.@s~SoF R!CHMOND, Capt. MITCHELL. of
the Union Steamship Line to Philadelphia, Will
leave Philadel phia every Wednesday ana satur-
Gay, at O'Clock, A. Nj, and Richmond, Va, every
Tuesday and Saturday, until further notice
jy 26 In G. =. CARDQEO. Agent
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MOTTO E.-Persons wishing OBTAIN ticket
: for SsrcGats over ,.s Richmond, Freddie an.
rot alt cad. t,T " asngton CITY and points fur
ther NoTin, aust, IN al eases, be vouehed for b,
SOFIA ras ponsibe white citizen OF klchiaand, a.
Ders on, known To the officers of the Spad as y.
Tickets lctii be sold II appltsi lsr By Isttsr
NV BIS A. Z. Ai.i.EN. Ticket gent
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NOTiCE.-The subscriber begs to inform the
ANpubiic .and particularly the friends and pstrn.
of the old firm of i.AipLEY & ROBINSON, ,,at
The business heretofore conducted By that srs pSs
seen. since the s0sh of June, carried on "a hinl.
individually, ~ the old stand, fourtn aaa Fssas@
an ne hopes, with increased faeilitis. and sxer-
uons 10 merit cont nuance of the sssso.n 40 Hb
orally bestowed on the old arm. Esrs ssnsetfaIiy
s-s EnWARp Z. ROBINSON.
NOIicE.1i hereby give GptIss thai my bros,ss.
msnste ARD conduct IL my naGoi and co a., asr-
count, the huslpsss Of feamsier in thus CITY,
kicHMosn July I, 1850. WM. A. kuPER
AN
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We are grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years, and solicit oeg-
uhuance tor the new concern.
III, ~ sTEBBINs Il PULLEs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14

LIVERY ARRANGEMENTS. - We hav,
now in this city two "tip top" livery cs
Adjustments, as good, we venture to say
as any city Of its size in Michigan car
boast:
Messrs. I. L. & j. G. COOLEY have re
moved from their old stand, opposite thi,
office, to their new stables on Washing
ton street, north Of Webber's Bakery
where they have fine building, roomy
neat and comfortable, and they have
added TO their stock several new and elc
giant buggies and fast horses, SO tina,
they are fully up to the requirements OF
the place both as to time and style
The Stage Co., A. w. GATES, Agent
at the Bancroft House, as we before no
ticed, have tho "Grays and Barouchc" in
constant commission, aud they have also
lately imported several new style bug
ges, and made some additions to Their
stock Of horses.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
Total Assets, 6fI9,OS i.66
Liabilities, Claims adjusted
and unadjustcd, and not due, 81 ,3f3. 90

The foregoing statement Of Assets and Liabilities
OF the "PnGsix" Is presented TO the careful pcrsual
and scrutiny Of our patrons aud the public generally
feeling confident II cannot fail 10 impress upon the
minds of all, the entire reliability, solvcncy and
healthy condition tho Company is in.
The "PHGSIx" was incorporated by the Legisla-
turc Of Connecticut, under perpetual charter -
with CGsh Capital Of 7ro Hundred Thousand
Dollars. Since its organization the Company have
been doing a largo, and, the whole, prosperous
business throughout the several States Of the Unions
and the manner in which the affairs Of the Company
have been managed, has inspired unusual confidence
in the minds Of the public towards the "PHGSIx" 50
that Policies readily sought after. Honora-
Die dealings, liberal and satisfactory adjustments
and prompt cash payments Of all fair losses, are
principles in the transaction Of our affairs and we
intend so 10 administer business in the future as
not only 10 gain, but retain, the good will estcom,
and patronage of the public.
RATES OF PREMIUMS are as low as undoubted
security and prompt indemnify to patrons will war
rant We cannot, nor Is IL our intention 10 compete
with "Wid Cat' companies, whose mhoie object and
desire is to get moncy-wthout for a moment imag g
ming that every policy Company issues is obli-
CATION, TO which they may at any moment bo called
to respond. No intelligent candid, thinking person
will refuse Ia pay Company Giving" rate, pro-
vided he Is certain the Company Is Sound 10 the
core" We are Of TINT denomination ~ the above
statement Of tho Company fully and clearly proves.
Dvsklny Property insured ut Low Rates for ], 3
or 81 .--.. WM L. WEBER, AeENr.
0fice Corner Of Genesce and Water SITS, in Brick
Block.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14

y FINE SIGnr.--Last Saturday there
we're in sight at one time from this point
at the docks or in motion, twenty-thrce
sail-craft, five Of which were three mast
ers. and most Of them first class vessels
four steam propellers and eight side
wheel steamers. Those who are skep.
teal ia regard to the business of Saginaw
Valley, would do well to come and " see
tho sights Below, at Zilwaukie, Ports.
mouth, Bay City, and Bangor there
were, we learn, twenty other vessels load
ing. making in all forty-three vessels and
twelve steamers ia the river at ono time
During last week there were sixty sail
vessels loaded at this port aud Saginaw
City.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14

Is q constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes viuassd.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, Il
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part OF Il. No organ Is free
from its attacks, nor Is there one which II may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variou,ly
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food. impure air. filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and.
above all, by the vcnercal infection. what-
ever be its origin. IL is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents 20 children
unto the third and fourth gcncration;" indeed,
IL seems to be the rod of Him who says. II
viii visit the impurities Of the fathers upon
their children"
!. Its effects commence by dcpo iiion from tho
blood Of corrupt or ulcorous matter, which. in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is termed
tubercles; in the glands. swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. Ihis foul COR
ruption, which gcndsrs In the blood, depresses
the energies Of life, so that scroiulous consttu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
arc still rendered fatal by this faint in ths
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 scrofilous:
their persons arc invaded BY this lurking in
fiction, and their health Is undermined by il.
To cleanse il from the system we must renovato
the blood by an Alternative medicine. and in
vgorate IL by healthy food ind exercise.
Such medicine we supply IN
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II Is COM
bincd from the most active remcdials that hav,
been discovered for the cxpurgation 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 affcc-
tons which arise from it, such as EnrrrIvu
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANrnoSy's FInr,
ROSE, or ERysIpELAs, PMrLEs, PvsruLEs.
BLorcHEs, BLAISs and DoILs, TuMons. TErrrn
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, RISowoEM.
RHEuMATIsN, SYpnILIric and MIncrRIAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VIrIA-
TED or IMPURE Bloom. The popular belief
in "imprrity Of the blood" is founded in truth.
for scrofula Is a degeneration of the blood. Tho
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapn-
rilla is to purify and regencratc this vital fluid.
without which sound health Is impossible III
contaminated constitutions.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14

NEW DLoCx.-HoYr's new brisk block
corner Of Gencsco aud Water streets,
which is to be carried up three stories
instead of two as at first designed, is
progressing finely, the foundation being
already laid and considerable progress
made with the walls GroRGE CARTER is
the contractor for the mason work, and
he is taking especial pains to mako a
good job Of it, which fact is sufficient
guaranty that it will DO a baudso ne and
creditable structure.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14

TEMPERANCE LECTURES. NJ. HEw
LETT, Esq, temperance lecturer Of con-
siderable note, is expected to lecture in
this city soon. From large number o,
testimonials he has received from the
most respectable sources, we cut the fol-
towing from the Coastitutionalist, Augusta
Georgia (:
"Our citizens have been richly enter.
tanned by several speeches from Professor
Hewlett. He has gone from here to Sa.
vannah, where we hope he will be warmly
welcomed. Give him little time and
he will make friends for himself, and
be sure to draw crowds. He is Natural
Orator-a great mimic-full Of anec-
dote-a shrewd man, and an obscrvant
one--sings beautifully--has seen the
worlds gentleman and q scholar, and
ca n entertain crowd"