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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Administrator, s Sale.

to an order Of the Probate Court Of
the Sd day Of August, A 1881 at 10 o'clock p NJ
On me premises, The following described real proI,-
cry 70 wit the west half of che north west quar-
1T Of section No. Eve, in township No. six, of range
NO. hiteen, east, situate in said county.
JOSEPH L0NGFELLOW.
administrator Of the estate Of Nehemiah St;Iss doo
BroEnville. July IS, 1861, n2--lw. $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
WiIson,s Second Reader.

1856 Pages large I2mO. Price 30centS.
Is divided into seven parts, each preceded by one or
more Execution 1ry Rules, designed Tor The u-e al the
Teacher only and e. en- orce upon him the Importance
of reauiriuc pupils to read a. directed by The inhec-
tions. Superior illustrative engravings are made the
snhiacIs OF a large nnmLer OF readng lessons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Probate Notice.

HERE II. NJ. Reynolds, has been appointed
General Administrator Of the estate Of Joseph Proud.
deceased, late Of Gage County notice is hereby given
that I have appointed Tuesday the thirteenth Q3) day
Of August A. d. 1851. as the day for hearing claims
against said estate. All persons having claims against
said estate are hsreby notified to have them on fe on
OF before that day or they may forever be debarred from
recovering such claims
Given under my hand and official seal. this 10th day
Of May, A. D. 1861. WIN. BLAk
re -1,fnFl Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

III T0Wn.-Lieut. BERGER, Of Com
'ay VIC" Nebraska Regiment, arrived
0Wn yesterday, on the Steamer West
''na' He will remain here with his
lends for a few days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Tags &ENVELOPES

Tsa q Advertiser Office has provided
- with Flag cuts, and also, these for
, y various kinds of National nfel-
"a Is now prepared to fill orders
tI.s,le or retail. Apply at the Ad-
-,f,sro Office, or Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Wilson'S Third Reader.

254 Pages. large 12nO, Price so cents.
Contains, first, a brief syDapsis OF the elements of
Fiucution." Part first, Stories firm the Bible" Part
Second; choral Lessons" Part Third; Takes up the
great division Of Animal Lite. the most
~ Ouadrupads. This portion is made exceedingly iE-
tel esting. and the illustrations are unsurpassed in any
work on Natural History. Part Fourth; "Miscellane-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

Kidder's new system Of Bee Management, where
by a swarm Of Bees will collect from one to three
hundred pounds Of honey in one season. Bees can
be made to swarm any season, or prevented from do
ing so. Can be prevented from flying to the forests
in swarming-time. Bee-rObbery easily prevented.
Moth millers prevented efectually. Never lose bees
by the chill Of Widter or otherwise.
will SEND my new Book Circular, containing q
pages, free Of postage. to any Bee-Keeper that will
send me his POst-Oflee address. It gives the con-
tents Of Book in full, and gives general explanations,
and cuts CT the Patent Compound live.
Or, l will send Kidder's Guide 10 Apiarian Science
on the receipt of 81 cents, in postage stamps, which
will give full particulars in the Culture and manage
agement OF the Honey Rec.
All orders for circulars. books, hives, rights, &c,
promptly attended TO-. Address.
K. P. KIDDER, Burlington, ".
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
County Jail.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office Of
County Clerk in Rrownville. until the 5th day 81
August. 1881 for the erection of a County Jail.
SpecihcatO as and terms Of contract 10 he seen at
the Clerks Office. T. W. BEDFORD.
County Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Notice of Attachment.

Army instance an attachment was this day issued by
G. wheeler, ex-ofhciO Justice Of the Peace Of Ne
mshR County. against the property and effects Of John
Hatcher, Sem an Ascending debtor Of said County.
July Ist, 1861. 6W H.. o. NINICK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Lime! Lime!! Lime!!l

The undersigned whose kilns are situated nine miles
west Of BrownviIle, on the road leading toFt. Kearney,
keeps constantly on hand a very superior article of
lime. TO which he invites the attention Of those wish
inr The Lime vii be delivered at hekiln OF at any
Eeb q ts60 SIM F.. NJ. DING
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
WfIsOn's First Reader.

~ Pages, large limo, Price 20 cents.
b. ginning with easy words of four letters, extends
TO easy words OF six letters, and a few easy words Of
two and three S~yllab:es. In this Reader, also, the con-
versational style is frequently introduced, and tie sys-
TEN of infections is continued.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
THE PEOPLES
PATRIOTIC PICTURE GALLERY.
JUsT PUBIlsnED IN SPLENDID STYLE

JUsT PUBLIsHED IN SPLENDID STYLE
/. PORTRAIT OF MAJOR ANDERSON. tie
Hero Of Sumter. Is
2. PORTRAIT OF HA5CR-GEE. BUTLER, IS
8. PORTRAIT or COL. ZILsWoRTH. fths
New York Fire Zouayes, assassinated a. A.
e~xandrias after hauling down the Rebel
dag. IS
4 TrE B0MBARDMENT OF E0RT SUE-
TER, amagnihssnt, large, richly eolOFsd en-
craving. -
s. THE MASS. REGIMENT fighting their
way through tie streets Of Baltimore. A
most spirited pictc-e. giving a very eoTeot
idea Of that blo0dy tTcusacuon. p
6. "sTAR sPANGLED BANNER" COZ
DESS OF IBERTY. A heafs-stirring do
sion, ezquisitely cOlOred. p
6. THE UNION VOLUNTEERS. The brave I
soldier represented in the act Of tfampling
under foot the traitors bonner, and uufur-
ling in its place the glorious OLD stars and
stripes" forever in triumph to wave
s. THE DEFENDERS OF OUR UNION. \
mammoth Ithogradhic picture, brilliantly
eclored. representing the various crack
ments in the United States service, in sail
dress, and equipped and armed for active
service, being one Of the most magnificent
pictures Of that kind ever got up in thig
country. Among the military represented,
are the New York TIN, Mass. 9th, the Fire
men Zouaves, Col. Juryees Advance Guard,
1st German Riaes, French Zouaves, Billy
Wilson's Zonayes, etc. &c, Prise
Any single pietufo win b cent b nail, posP.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
WILSON'S
Series of School and Family Rea-
6eYS

NO4S
A Series OF School and Family Readers aiming at the
highest degree ~ usefulness, aud Splendldiy illus
t-ated. C. insisting nf "A Primer and Seven Readers.
By MARCUS WILSON. The P inner, and the First.
Sscnd Thi.d Fourth. and Fifth Readers are now
ready
Tie leading objects aimed at on the part Of the au-
thor have been To construct a Sc: les al Readers that
sha I MT nn Y PRESENT the very best means and methods
If Teaching Reading a. an Art, but which shall also
cItain "A large amount OF useful aud entertaining
kuawiedge.
The Primer and First and Second Readers mainly aim
al The attainment Il The first object by laying the fun
dalton 81 correct habits ut Re tding al the very beginning
If the pupils course, while the more advanced readers
sui Keeping rhetorical instruction in view, especially
aim t. pupuldriZe. To the capacities of children the
Higher EngIi n Branches" OF study. 50 that some use
ful ~knbwIeiEe OF the va lots departments Of Natural
History ami Natural Science may be obtained by all the
pupils in Gus schools.
The ieadiDy Points Of merit claimed for these Rea-
dsrs are:
LIST. They present an unusual Variety in matter and
drpu.
81 They will secure the highest degree Of practical
in>truc ion in the art Of reading.
81 They will imp art a great amount Of useful infor-
nation. which in no other way can be brought before
lie great mass Of Children in our Schools.
Atm. la illustrations. and in P per Printing. and in
durability Of binding they greatly excel otner Readers,
while the prices are extremely low.
THE PRIMER. 49, Introductory.
IS Pages, large l2mo Price 70 cents.
Beginnin with the Alphabet, extends TO words Of four
letters The conversational style j. adopte! to a COLI
siderable extent, aud marks are given To denote the
proper infections. that the child aided by the teacher,
may begin to read naturally, and thus avoid those bad
habits which are 50 diff cult Of corr ectiun.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.

SAVE THE PIECESl
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
w~"A Stitch in Time S1Ues Nine r. a.
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
families. IL is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
cry. &c
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it 1t is always ready, and up
to the sticking point
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
n B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price,
% cents Address
HENRY C SPALDING,
No 4S Cedar Street, New York.
CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled persons are attempting to
palm off on the unsusPecting JubIie. limitations Of nv
PREPARED GLUE, | SOuld caution all persons to
examine before pUcanasing, and see that the full
name
w-STA-DTNG'S PREPARED GLUE 81
IS OE she outside wrapper all Others are swindlinc
eTunterfeits
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
B~rovnvills. Apsil. I. 1861.
PARTICULARLY To RAN HMEN.

dosire To say 20 r tnohmeo anywhere between the
Missouri river and Maintains hat my stock for whole
sailing to them is new 0InDlete7Nm0raclng everything
desirable or profitable 90 trade ia. AID at prices unheard
Of cheap. Call or send your orders, which VII meet
with prompt attention. AREO AiLL'
EruwnvilIe, April 10Th, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
LOCKWOOD NANUF'G CO.,
ATTeNTIONl..BEE.KEEPERS

P. s.--Tho "Union" goods are especially adapted
to the times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
LEGAL NOTICE.

Heath Nubkolrs as Administrator
Of the estate Of Joseph Deroin de
caasnd-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Notice 70 %Pre.EmDtOrS.

July q, 1891.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

Probate Court ef Ne
maha County, Ne
braska rritOry,
petition to sell Real
Estate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
EDWARD w. THOMAS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Solicitor in Chanoery.

ofce c rner Of Main and First Streets.
B|ROWNVILLE,
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Al beat. life is not very long. rev NOR
smiles "A few more tears, some pleasure 'mueh
main sunshine and songs, CLOUDS apa oaIh'
meas. hastv greetings, abrupt fareweHs-'he',
our littl. play will close, and the inJuTer aho
injured will pass away. Is IL worth whhs 70
hate eacn otner
As, General rule none obtain lees sympathy
than tho q who are continually running aoon
10 beg Tor 1t; whilst 1t Is often literally prof
fere1 10 those who are almost too proud TO ac-
cept it, This is pity; for the supplicators
for sympathy, though some times rather tire
some people, are often very kind ones.
There Is dew In one flower and not in an
other bscause one opens Its emp ana taxes IL
in. while the other closes itself, md the drop
runs off God rains His goodness ana mercy
AS wide spread as the dew, and II we lack
them IL Is because We will not open our
hearts 10 receive them.
An old Dutchman under took TO wallop MS
son. but Jake turned aud wailoped him. Th-
Old man consoled himself for his defeat by re-
ioicing at his sons manhood. He said: wen.
Jake l. a shmart fellow he can whip his o wn
taddy.'
They mean to raise tall student s out In Wis
consin. Al exchange paper says: "lts board
OF education has resolved TO erect building
large enough TO accommodate nye hundred
students three stories high
A fellow out West neing asked whether the
iiquor he was drinking was good arlicle, re-
piled wal / don't know; guess So ihere
Is only one queer thing about it nheneeeT
4rips IN mouth, I burn q note ia my "It'
Three thousand Syrian Christian girls have
been carried off and sold 10 the AuTks ouiihs
the Late disturbance
ASy was asked what meekness was. he
\ thouyht tor a moment and said" Meeknese
.ty.a smooth answers rough questions
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CHINA, GLASS ARE, &c.

IH1GITsSG .-lMPURTAST TO 1HE
IL SOUTH In these desperate times II will b8
cheering news TO our friends and the public ia
general to be Informed that we have lust opened,
at our new establishment especially bull tf0f 0ur
trade, at No. ze5 Broad street. between tlh and
HOUSE FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS, sssur-
ing them that many goods being bought only re-
Gently for eesh Al panic prices. will be offered TO
them at prices snitfng tbs diffoult times ad mi-
Iably. We specially recommend our Dlnner. Tea
and Toilet Sets, etc. etc; DIR. kane's kefrigeta,
tors, and others; Water Coolers; four miaute lee
Cream freezerz; Bird Cages: Children's Car
risges; Table Cutlery; silver Plated, AIbats, I'm
tannia, Block Tin, and japan ed Ware TIE. TIsysi
Looking Glasses and Picture Flames, (which We
manufacture to order:l Wooden sad WILLOW
Ware and general assortment 0f Fancy Goods
Please call at cur new store, z05 BThad street,
NfHAAF a GO.
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"Heaish. HEALTH.

BETTER THAN GoLpl
Mrsa MART acorIEbD, PEgcEPTRgss. No. sac
3ALrINoaR STREET, BALTfaoaE-' Frtfh Stranger
Ian Fiction. "--Tnis lady suffered for years with
chronic fuaammatory rheumatism in It- most
Malignant form. Shs frst contracted the disease
~hen two years old by being vaeoinated with
natter from a child that had the W mite cling.
sxtFems--she never had relief from pain until
jared by II AMPTON'S TINCTURE.
An Extract from the Letter.
81 Often wish my parents had known OF THIS
.smsdy when ! was a child, as ! believe shonId
nave been saved the excrucatlag pain have
must carry to the grave, and my parents ~oaid
aot have been under sueh heavy expenses ito.1
ioctors' bills and In sending me, a. ihey dla 20
the celebrated springs in England IN sealsh u
health. | wish all the afflicted word eonId pee
ne and hear the benefits have derived iroln mir
Iaainted with Its virtues with whom come IL
contact. ,,.,
"Oentlernen, an a thousand times obliged TO
you and you are at liberty TO use my Mans ana
;ass TO eli. .,..,.
"Eo $50 West Baltimore street"
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia Deolilty, ecro
'uIs, Eyes, Pain in the side Back &c. are eofea
FEMALES AND CHILDREN This TINCTuRE
zill be found great medicine for all their dis
3ases. a.,
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many Of the
most Dorerful possible csrti Gates OF cures OF the
sbovs diseases Of our own eitizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO, Richmond )
Ists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 NOW
3RAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
Is ap l-dacwts
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MEDICAL. EOGPITALS.


IIOsPifAL or TIE MEDICAL col
Il LE3E OF ylR8iNIA.-This Hospital erect
ed by the liberalty Of the state, al cost y iaors
than a2o, eon. il now completed, and open TOT nc
reception Of patients. 1t Is Admiralty adspea ~
It's plan for TIE accommodation 81 the see, ana -
furnished with every convenience re4alsts Iei
their comfort and saccessful treatment. hs sit-
ustinn, on Marshall street, east OF i2th lhuleoi-
ately al iacent to the Meeical Coiiese, whne re-
convenient Of access from oil parts q me guy.
The rasients are under the Immediate ehArgeo OF
the Prsfcss0rs Of tire College, " mo make daily
vislts,l assisted by competent hesiaeh' ~ 81
Ali persons requiring Medical or Surgical treat
ment IRE sdni.tad except the Insane and those
Iaboring und sr SMALLPOX ASD oFHkR INFECTIOUS
T,Y9ssiIy wosRr, both white and colored, re-
celve special care ana attention.
Including Board, Medical Attendance, SC:
Whine patents.......Ss per week,
Slaves -..-.-'. go .
And at the same rate for fractions Of week:
For lees than one week, 81 per day, up to the
saVarai neatly furnished PRIVATE Rooms have
been provided for those desiring separate accom-
modatous. The charge Tor these Will vary from
For Surgical operations, fee ranging FROM 81
10 $50 viii be required, in addition to the above
ar 1bt charges payable TIE removal Of the patient
limited number Of beds placed at the disposal
OF Charitable Associations, at $3.50 per annuna,
payable semi annually, at a corresponding rate
Patients conveyed 10 or from the Hospital in
pose. 18th.
Citizens and strangers ere invited to vlslt the
Hos pi. ai, aud inspect its arrangements.
President-Dr. l. :. JOY Eo. ,o.r
Attending Physicians-DTs. TUNER, CoS-
WAY, and MCCAN. -,- ,,yrrco
Attending Surge0H=-Drs. GIBSON, fhAiN"-
DAs, aud WEXFORD. ,,,u,rv
Resident Physician-Or. ISAIAH IL VIII =:
steyard-F. N. PARISH ar q y
| Is CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA
WGITg PATisSrs--in wards, SO per week, In
pri yate rooms. III to SIS per week
SLAvEs-S5 per week. Bese than q week, - psr
! day; but not to exceed 85 per week. FRACTIONS
/ over the frst week II csaJs per day.
No egiya charges except for surgical opefStioGs,
and III en- an additional fee ranging from " 20 TO
| will De charged Bits payable on the renopa ~ me
,otieat No email -pox admitted ..-
covered spring wagon VIII convey phiientS W
and from ia q Hospital when desired Ordefs nay
be left al the Hospital, or at the Office OF a Ii hoI-
LIDay 18TH street. between Main and Cdfy. -,
The subscriber, tho has been conn ecteo Is I'D
the ipst!t ut0n since is foundation, having taken
tUnder hia exclusive charge, aided by coIpetens
assistants, scieits continuance oil me hoerdl
patronage OF his friends and OF the pQbLe gene
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES bUbT0N, II. y.
Grace street betS cen <th and 6ths
A5sisrANrs
@. W. 7. BROCK, n. D.,
Church Hi, cor. 18th and Marshall sts
G. Il. HUNTER,
tsB-ly Resident Physician.
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aprcrAL NOTICES.

&c 4 Physisissicai View 81 Marrinxs-
,ontainiAg nearly 900 pages end ~ nns p'sses
a. IN a stste Of hes itb and disease with trea-
tse on self abuse, lie deplorsbie consequences
ipon the mind and body. with the sutaors plan plan
NOD. OF cure, as shown By the report Of cares
rsa,ad A truthful adviser to the married ana
hosA contemplating marriage, who entertain
ou bts of their physical condition. Sent. free OF
sostass, to any address, on receipt OF - cents In
,pecis, or postage stamps, BY ADDRESSING,
fs as-dkswam pa La GRotx. Albany. N. =.
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y C KMIsT,

~ eCHEMls
~ GRADUATE OF PHARMACY.
~ N4ArE LAIpLgY RoBISROE,)
Main and Fun Streets, Sign Of the Rcd Mortar,
RICHMOND, VA,
Manufacturer q and Dealer In pureand reliable
MEDICINES, selected and prepared by himself,
expressly for physicians, plantation and family
use. All new and rare Remedies, pure Chemicals
and Pharmaeeuticals, Medicine Chests, Saddle
Bags, Surgeons Instruments, implements, &c,
at man facturers prices.
Bandages, Braces, supporters, Trusses, London
Elastic and Laced Stockings.
Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes and Combs Of all
kinds; Fancy Goods, pure Spices, pure White
KEROSENE OILS, Oils of all kiuds, Burning Fluid,
Paints, Glass, Dye stuts and Earnishes.
Prime Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, genuine
Havana Cigars.
Pure Medical Brandy Wines and Whisky.
Flavorng Extracts for Cooking, Cooking Wines,
and all other articles kept In trst-class Drug
Store, and good terms similar articles cal
be bought for. either North or south. NH
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JoHs r. KrGsRY, Assistant sup't. ieIS-ly


80 e. s-sss fSss.To P SEN ERsloDl.
alf Ns--A- GOING NORTH. NEW AR
RANG G1tENT z-,ILMP0KTANT To .nTRAAyEsi;;;
RS.-THRuU0H TICKETS AND ThkouGH
CHECES.-GREAT NORTHERN RoUTE-Car-
ryiug the great Uuited States Mail. Twice daily,
Sunday night excepted between Richmond Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadeiphis,
New York, and all important points W est, via
Acquia Creek and Washington, over the klch-
nond, Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad, TO the
Potomac river, rs miles, and by splendid and CON-
Portable steamers thence to Washington, 70 miles
tn all ltJ mil "a In seven hours being eomiotis-
bic and perfectly safe rate of speed-
Hours Of departure 8 80 A. NJ, sSd ?. N.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of bpeeisl Agents,
CHECKED THROUGH 70 Washington, Baltimore,
Fhiladeip hie and New York.
TpgoUaB TICKETS can he secured to the follow
Ing points, VIZ: Baltimore, Philadelphia, Cncin.
pati, Columbus indianapolis, Cairo, Dayton. JEFF
fersonviie, Rock Island zanssvtlie, Washington,
New Y0rk, 1T. Louts, Chicago, Ptttsburg, Louls-
Vile, Decatur, Newark and NiEcepnss.
Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland, and
dine on board the comfortable steamer betvesa
Aoquia Greek and Washington.
Persons wishing to obtain tickets for servants for
Washing ton city and points further North, mnst,i
all cases be vouehed for by some responsible white
citizen OF kichmond, IN person known to the Officers
OF the Road Tinets UiH be sold v APPLIED for BY
hsm
sss- For furth ar information apply 1T this oEOs,
Broad Street Shockos Hill.
JAS h WINSTON, uen'l Tick at Ayr.
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I Ew,s " EBn q JOHN g. WADE one

ENls W EBB II JOHN Il. WADE one
IL for sale sUGARS-2e bnds. New Orleans u
hhis Cuba Muscovado; 10 hhds. Porto Rico
bills a. Coffee; % bbis. "C'' do; 81 bbls
Grushed ga bbis. Powdered and Grannisted 2
bbls Cut Loaf; 10 boxes Loaf Go hhds. Cuba
Svrup. COFFEE-l5o bags Laguayra; 30 bag
M4ricaibo /; SO pockets Java Ill bags Pepper;
L4s. plmento and / bbi. Nutmess; ~ nerce'
pee 30 bbIs Medium Mseksrei loo bbls. sinai
do ugRRINGS $50 bills Gross $50 bbls; Cut =
candles; starch Teas soap &c; lSe bushsi
Clover seed ass bags Black Peas $50 sides sol
Leather Also Harness, Upper Leather, and Gal
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II OF L g
Observation-Disclosures
NIRoINiA IiOG Ill,
STANTON,

VIRGINIA HOTEL,
The VIRGINIA HOTEL 40 extensively known
the travelling public as one OF the very best Ho-
tells in the state, is now Owned solely ~ Messrs;
their whole attention TO the purpose of increasing,
if possible the high reputation " htch 1t at pres
ent sustains, ana will leave NO exeriion unem-
pll cd to render their gnests satisfied and com
Portable. The recent additions put to this estao-
lshmelt enable the proprietors 10 accommodate
The " hole building, in the interior and exterior.
has been recently REFITTED and PAINTED,
and looks now GOOD AS NEW.
Mr. VIII D. GILKLsoN, sr., an experienced
landlord, and formerly of the Taylor Hotel, Win
chester, as SUPERINTENDENT, who will pay
Capable and faithful servants are also provided,
TO ensure the comfort CT guests. The table Will
continue, heretofore to equal that OF any hotel
IN tee State -u
Connected with the Hotel are extensive STA
BLEs, under the management OF RfEhs CO.,
Yell known for their experience and emclebcy IN
this department Horses will be taken on livery,
and Horses, Buggies, and Hacks Will be AFFORDED
to guests on reasonable terms
The Proprietors well prepared TO sccommo-
date families who wish to spend the summer
months in this healthy portion OF the state
This Hotel is well furnished, and contains as
good and comfortable bedding rs any house In the
State.
In this Hotel there are two of Weddings new
and excellent marble bedded, and patent cush-
toned BILLIARD TABLES. New and comfortable
BATHING ROOMS have just been neatly fitted up
Wa H. PEYT9s, who has been 80 long con OIL;
nected with this Hotel, will devote his whole al
teution to the accommodation OF the guests. He
il thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed and would respectfully ask eontin-
uaRce of the same
MOS TMi ii p fPhR1YrTUoS Ss PrOpristors.
n, B.-The office of al the STAGE LINES Is at
this House; also, the once of ADAMS coz s nA-
Stsunton March IS 1851 ap IT-;f
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FIRsT-CLAss MEDICINES.

- FIkNT-LLASS MEDICINES
" MEADE z BAKER,
kR PHAanACEuTIsrs AND VENDORS OF PURE AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHARhA-
CEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical instruments ard
Appliances; Medicine Chests for plantations, fami-
lies and travellers; Physicians Saddle Bags; Lon
don Elastic Stockings, Trussss and supporters;
Porte Monnsies. Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirror;
first quality Perfumery, PoEnsdes and Soaps; Min.
erai Waters, bottled at the Springs; Mediciu 81
Wares and Apparatus; Magnetic Machines, &C.,
ali of the best quality and at the lowest rates.
MEADE u BAKER,
1875 Main st.. corner above Post OGacs,
10 Pfchmnud