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Tho 63l Anniversary Of American Independence.
celebrated by the citizeos of Bedfnrd, aud By
many Of the ctizeas from The adjoining counties,
muh spnit well worthy the occasions After mill
tary parade, tire discharge of artillery and small
aims, the Declaration of Independence read by
Dr. d. Tomphns. in fine style at the conclusion OF
which he made few very appropriate and eloquent
remarks, suitable to the occasion.
About O'Clock. the seats OF an extensive table.
fued up under spacious arbor furnished In good
order by N. Il. Morgan ESQ., were oecupiel-
William w. Reese. Esq acted rs President OF HE
day, assisted By Mr.. II. w. Baker as Seereimy.---
Alter The cloth removed, the following ,oasls'
were drunk.
REGULAR TOASTS.
/. The day we celebrate The birth day Of liber-
Q. George Washington the standard for pa,rio,s
and the father fins ounry.
3. The Declaration Of Independence; the foun-,
daiion OF American liberty.
4. Our Rulcrs--May they act with wisdom. and,e
the interest OF the people.
5. The memory Of Lafayette May il endure ill
Time Itself shall be M more.
g. The memory OF Thomas Jefferson. who wrote
the Declaration of Independence.
T. TO tie surviving soldiers Of the Revolution
g. The memory OF Adams, Madison and Mon
gence, and genuine refinement, excelled by none. 3
10. The Officers Of the 10Th Regiment May
Their military pride continue, and cease only with
life.
II. Benjamin Franklin--Ap ornamsnt to any ua-
ton.
l2. Gen. Francis Maron--May the recollection Of
his merits only with the last note OF time.
49, The Fair SEX Of Virginia:-
May they love whom they marry.
And marry whom they love
And may. each one a blessing
THEN husbands 10 them prove.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY DIR. D. Tompkins-The fourth Of July-O
sos days WHICH compose year. the brightest clea,
o cloudy. 81
BY VIM. w Reese. Esq.-The day we celebrate
May i always be kept in memory by the people oftlle
United States. ~
By WIN. u. Morgan--Doct. D. Tompkins. th,
res Ter Of the Declaration, and speaker of tho day,
BY H. W. Baker-May those who sIeclon-er 20
| Martin Van Buren, next President OF thu unise,
States have long road TO iYavs e. n roust trottin
horse. opd roreupine s,ddl<. ISL tssss
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One hundred Dollars ResC0rd.

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber the 9th Of
~ july very bright mulatto Boy by the name
Of WARMER, about feet = inches in height,
~ years OF age. spare made, strait black hair.
black eyes, genteel in his appearance, very polite IN
his manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat conceit
ed has small scars the back oione Of his hands.
He took with him two suits Of cloths, one of gray
broadc'oth frock coat and pantaloons, the other Of
homespnn, copperas color roundabout K pant aloons
and black fur hat about half worn. 1t requires
close inspection to distinguish hin, from white
person. It is supposed thar he has gone in the
direction Of Lynchburg, or HiIlsborough, Or
down the river.
l will give the above reward il taken overi 90
miles foM home; over 10 aud within 90 miles. $50
within 10 miles, $40, If he is returned TO me, OF
lodged in Jail 50 that get him again.
NATHL. =. THOMAS,
Near Milton, N. e.
July % Is
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July o.

On Ae Cross Street lcading 10 AIayo's Bridge, and
Immediately opposite Mcssrs. H. W. S'J.J. Fry.
VAN be had at this store. Spanish Hides. Tan
~ ners' Oil. and Curriers' Tools. Also. Leather
OF all kinds-Soe Leather. Upper Leather. Iiar-
ness Skiriing, Bride, Hog Skins, Bag Leather,
Serge, Sheep Skins, Calf Skins Seal Skins, Moroc-
co Skins, Innings, Bindings, Shoe Thread, and
fous other articles suitable shoemakers sadIlers
and coach makers. We are making and can furnish
those in want with good Plantation BrogLes as
can be gotten made in this city. having engaged
an experienced hand 10 superintend in this depart
ment. We invite call from those in want Of such
articles. and If canno; suit them, promise not
TO be offended. CRANE & NEW.
Richmond. July % I'm
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= Cleanse and purify the body,

- Cleanse AMI purify the bO61y.
,R,uE npplieatioi Of liz, o,,ncnle a, pu,r.,oa $3.50.
\ ,ry,I ~, Ia o,,o ~ ~ ,. Sasvh Isin8 ~.
sven,,nn a., acsse !, = ~ 80, ., =" 'ne INC amo
IN osrortnin Vim, n,odci.a ia ..,,.,ia - .1ssncc
lin sn a, IN n nas,s., ,J a, In go,
,nost Ell ,t,naI manner ~ ~ w ~ '"'
d ,, o,cn,ea, nnr,,, G G al;, - oh, a., ,.Juucos
. a 7, a,, e ,e,p,,eJ ~ Nv l s ,,a neso ,ew
GLo lie neenlo ofoIJ who wouJ i,o,e" " ~ 'u:s
owe, ,lem Bu thank sio the renl,;on s ~ sss"
thants 10 The erpa,ai ftson Of LnnmlJss
nr,,n ,vven,,eths os riJT propi u ',s
Gr zee mo- Ian ~ III ~ yuak.
so'l a., ,,,.rl urn,n.y ~ uss
~, ne h, ~ ,ya,so con IN, ~ s,a 1"' essa"y
"" so lone, .ieye In ,be as",d s,;o. h.,
lions of an, hind ean he cnr,d bv oancinr mn,
UIoD In ~ ,,,y ~ ~ ,,a,,s ,onI linn NJ ;an.,n.,:s
wise o,oapee Of Mature ,,,l ,hu, she rsa,r.. nh ~
istnco purgnye medicine case her OF e oppressive
burden which she proves BY s hgh sve and sh. strong
as M yags'al, -" o''' "o'"s' 'ns 1ody
nran drcii's Vegetable Universnt Hsils reqnirc q,
i IN Experimentation the Ipintrd direction oiity has
he observed they describe just proportion " bo
Dose 10 The gni,uds of the ujscase u be cur,. y
Let al persons yeadge 5o,sriag oion Of ge.,ers. n.
w. ~ msTIaow he onsiifies az -.
N ~ N ~ m "A - g ,a y ~ aI -
rh Ne~ y,,L 4 an .avs = IN Min Eri(s pyr 60.
among sany Of our ends anIin our own Sam;v
we hav used thel nearly four years cn VIZ yeonir.i nal.
,cue IN maj yrod mo Doctor sayc b., ms .r,ss
ed our thraald no medicine besids The nactnr. p,.
uss Our belief s keen your bowels and blond
nver. aud Of dscasew be prevented or cured Tho
Braudr ii nis enincny calculated this thers-
b, n.o, lessen the sum Of hnnan misery
for lhoa large aud ready %ie--1ney have desesediy
s reputation; and as family and unit billions remedy L
s rs"9 f a.; s sssni sses them "''s al the patent medic
~ The Now York Commerciel says: they remove all
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TUrNViEe Land for safe.

nv will sell Tract OF Land, lying on the ,u,n
w pike road leading from Lyuchbmg to New
London, about q miles from Lynchburg. The
Tract contains 400 less, about one
half in woods, and well timbered. The Land lies
well and produces kindly There is fine Meadow
on the premises. Its conneuiy 10 Lynchburg would
render it valuable. ANY person wishing To purchase,
can apply to JOHN n. AUSTIN, or
T.. &. ARNOLD,
attorneys for ". W. Austin.
July % 3w
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June 10
once OF Farmers Bank OF Virginia,
4, E.V(HRNRG.

DOCKS of subscription for the additional stock
ID of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, now o.
pened at the Banking House, in Lynchbuig: The
stock is offered at one hundred dollars per share,
with interest thereon from the 3rd Of june 1885,
Payment OF outl, df principa and interest is 10
be made the time OF subscribing, and the residue
is to be paid two, four aud six months from the
3rs OF June. WH RAnFcRn, Pres t.
Jane 20 Is
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BUFFALOE SPRINGS.


Sl1UAIED on Buffaloe River, in the county of
~ Amherst 10 miles IRON the Courthouse, %
'"es from Lexington, and % miles nom Lynch-
hufg'
IN Gazing the attention OF the public TO these
springs as watering place. the subscriber takes
SION to remark that they are no discovery, al
os u nv " TUG "'s'",'' Puohc until the last
'" ye''. 81 many years 'ney nave never tailed
10 "aVe "'o'e V'S"ofs from 'he surrounding conn-
NY ,'i'" '"e improvements couiu comfortably accom-
n'ou'e' WHO WIZ 'eaui'y 'es'i'y TO iheir medicinal
virtues
Having erected large * commod'ous Hotel, with
"u""e' u soou ,''"'eo o'oins' l am no" prepared
10 ehte''d'" much iafser company win more com
'oi1
ne wafer mas peeh ana'yZeh ana iounn TO CON
'''h 'ue essential ingredients sulphur soda TN an
""us""' P'oPoi''ool anu h'agnesa' ana Inc suoscf-
oe' Cd" say WIN Tue inest condence, That II cerli-
hcates D, l"c.s were required they can be obtained OF
an.h,os ,,s,,, -, " .no' '" 'ues
- ,; v;:y ''' ~ ~ 'Ps'eu "
,,o " '',o'' ~ .,o .s .o'''-
=. los J,n.al -: i',
tI , , ~, VI '"e summon ""o
uI,lv n. ,,,a,,,, ~ &c., ar "'de ph;,,.
,,.n. - o.i-, 80, s y
oh;Ilx. II, -. m -, "' ~" ~
r.',ad;,i ,;.,os % I'm "
r1a 49, h;.' ~ '"'o .''e'ot o' ',''s
:, ,; ' '''"s ' q. ''"''y
,s ,ho he,,., Guidance sfrI,' 81 ~. ,., ,, h ;,;
yidn,ls FINN ,c,u,I ox,,,,a, "
Having heard heretofore. mncl, compa;n, of the
road from Iyncbbnro IN his n,,cs an, an,bo,;yaJ
IN cav that the ron,r,c,or nm Tho 7 vnchhn,n aJ
R,tfsIoo Snrro, rnrnnn. Ri III na,anI,s. H..
wo,s, na,,s If said ro,d hv Tho n,;,,,,a NJ inI ~"
beyeby NAH !, al ono -, ,n., , Ed, ds' an
n wish me- viii h,vs mn d;e,ni,. M ,h",
,rhe so,snn vii ,o,;, y. w. '''"' ~ 80, r
June. Tne subscribe grateful f., s, o 20
ho,h r.o,, H. al, r;.nJ .' ,., w. p"''
,b,m n ys;, him win ,he snr,n.. ~ Ii" ..
I,, M MANS shall no snars1 ., ,sndsr ,n
,hIa r'' ~ '"'' " '-"0 Wv So
II vii, he obse,ved ,b,, Tho ,a,e, IF roo,1 arc
W. Do .""s we ''.es W w' o..
~; 49, '''" az ""' o'"'' "'e''s pace ~ '"s'"'"'
p,, SYM
p "' o W
Wv "y oo
ISIS - .'"' w
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OF the cents and the Dollars
will take care fthcnscIycs.'
UrRsEY.
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.fPfY.4E 10000.

WllE receive Dcposiles Of all money current in
w the State, and issue certifcatcs binding fully
and efecualy all the property and funds OF the la
s''iu''on. iof the payment thereof, within ten DAYS
notice. wnh interest iheteon, from time OF deposle
III paid at the OF per cenlnm per annnn,, for
all sums which shall bave been on deposiie for less
than one year; and So per cent per aunum, tor all
SUI $ which shall remain year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday AZ hall past eight O'Clock 4. NJ.
al the Office oven the store OF Mr.. A. Gaunaway
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. 4. Renwick,
T. Mclvei, Henry ]. Brown,
Jno. knnier Tho's .. AGREE
~, Salmons, L, Phelps.
Tllden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President,
Ro b. Shelton, Treasurer.
j. w. Dudley. Secretary
Lynchburs, June II IL
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And from his experience IN the business and the
eXpence TO which he has gone IN procuring recipes
IN House Painting, he solies share of the public
patronage. lie assures the public lha no pains
VIII be spared 10 please those who may trust him with
their work lie will paint Houses both in town aud
country, on the best terms OF any one in the place
aud IN the most fashionable manner Samples Of his
imitation works, such as tufled maple, mahogany
&c may be at his fathers Shop, where the
public are invited TO call and examine for them
selves.
Shop on Mnket street, neally opposite Ia Mr..
Elliou's Livery Stable. THOS. ]. HARDY.
Would take or Two good Apprentices to the
above named business abo Ut we've or fourteen wears
oi age. Il. J. II.
July Is I'm
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The College Infrmary, attached TO the colleo.
bniuine, has been IN successful operation for The
last eight months, and furnishes constantly nun.
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Gases.-to
which the Student has access AT ali hours
The College lnfrmar,. together with the Aim.
mouse fennehtlaiy and Armory, (which are under
he char-e oitwo Of the ProfessorsI will afford the
student no opportunity OF Witnessing the various dis
gases incident to Southern climate The abundanc.
o. materials Tor Anatomical purposes aud the reduced
Fce al which they furnished will enable the SIN
teh' 10 acquire an Intimate knowledge of the Anato-
my OF the human body, and the use of Surgical In
slrumens.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures fro,
me number OF Surgical Cases admitted Into the
lphfihaty The Professor OF Surgery was enabled 10
EXHIBIT before tue class, nearly all The important Sur
gicai operations upon the kring subject and from
the increasing popularity of the lnfrmary there is
reason TO believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
IN Tue House, VIII greatly increase.
~ Hood boarding, Including fuel, lights servants
attendance. &c can be obtained 10 tins civ for fur
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that n full Coursc of
Lectures IN this Institution will be rec eiyed as p
qnisa'ent TO one in the following Medical Schools
University OF Pennsy wanna Jefferson Medical Col
leee OF Philadelphia; Medical College of the Stare
OF South Cafoua; Tiannsy lvania University. Lex
neion, ny; University of Maryland. &c. &c
Inc Professor OF Anatomy will open the Dssect-
ns Rooms oflhe College ON The frs, of October.
AUG'S. l., WARNER, NJ. d.,
Dean Of The Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May % GIN
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L'LOUE-A superior 10, Of cool Mountain Flour
= for sale by HUNT q MARTIN.
May IS
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NEW BOOK and STATIONARY
SI0KE.
PAYNE d GREGORY,

TIVE subscribers have associated themselves to-
l. gether under the firm of
PAYNE IL GREGORY,
for the purpose of transacing the BOOK AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS in tins place. and
are now opening. AT the house lately occupied by
Messrs. Gibbs q Amislead (ksies corner) large
and general assortment of HOOhS, embracing all
the best and most approved editions OF Standard
Wooks. on Law, Medicine, Theology. and General
Literature, together with large supply of STANDARD
School and other Miscellaneous Books, Stationary,
Musical Instruments, and Fancy Articles which
were purchased IN the Northern cities, by one of
the firm, such terms will enable them to sell as
cheap rs such articles can be purchased IN an, mar
kel in the State. Ourfriends and The public
specially invited 10 call.
DAVID b. PAYNE,
JAMES ID. GREGORY.
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gs2fs CANAL NOTES WANTED.
NOTES on,he james River and Kanawha Ca
i y nal Company taken at my store at par
- NJ, HART
FEY July ~ .tr Hs IS
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Hk0Mso

% 1.-THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN. y
~ p1ehed semt-reey ferery Monday and Thursday at
-Four Dollars per aanum; payable IL adraace No ,.bn
.ion nil be received fora shorter period Aaa sir months and
70 paper "M be discontinued frrccpt he dsereon of e
EdiforsJ until all arrearages are paid.
U5ADVERTISENEN7'S inserted at 50 cents pcr souo,-
or A''Jt'r ne rs "'e'ion a"d3 cents for erey suisse
event insertion
GTJ0B PRINTING ereeuted neatly and erped,,;o,,,.
md reasonable terms.
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.NEDIC.xL COLLEGE
In Richmond, Virciui,..

WE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the Med.
,ea' Department Of llampden 5, dnev College
a, richmond, will commence { u MONDAY. Oc,ob.,
2lst, $50, and continue until the lasl If RAM
following. ''"''s
AuG'S. f.. WARNER, NJ. ID. Professo, NJ s,,.,..,.
and Surgical Anatomy. >
1No. Gull tsN. NJ. d. Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Nlelisne. ''''
TIL JOHNSOMM d. Profe,,,, of Aoa,o,
Physiology. '''
Ia. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor nj
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
K. J.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor Of Ob.,c,;c.
ana the Diseases of Women add Children.
oOGkATES MAUPIN, NJ. ID. PI olessor of hem
islry aud Pharmacy
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House, Sign and Ornamental
P.HE.N'TA.VL-, Sc.

fNIlE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
l. friends and the public generally, that he intends
carrying on The above namod business in all It's va
rious branches. VIZ:
House, Sign and rnnmentaI Painting,
Gliding, Paper IIunging, Nc.
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Erandrcili's Vegetable Universal
FIJI - s.

As'h"re is only ONE principle Of LIFE.
80 ihere "a only ONE pfneiaie OF DISEASE.
And only ONE meihod Of CURE.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-16
THE WEEKLY METROPOLITAN.

A general, Literary, Historical, Congressional &
"A Miscellaneous Journal, publisher at Washing.
ton, d. c. in its departments aims at the highest
character, Printed in clear, good type, on a large
sheet of fine white papers the whole Of it being devo-
ted to valuable and interesting eadng matter
TERMS,-One Dollar and halfpcr annum in ad
vance.
Four papers viii he sent to the order of any per-
acting agent for the collection Of subscribers.
enclosing five doss: nine for ten dollars: nineteen
for twenty dollars fifty for fifty dollars The enclo-
sures by mail at the risk of the Editors The receipt
of number Of the paper will be sufficient receip,
for the money transferred.
r Postmaslers, booksellers, and in general, al! per
sons interested in the of such on enterprise.
are respectfully requested TO act agents for the Mel
tropoltan the above terms being of the libera
character.
All letters to be addressed free Of postage.
LANGTREE g. O'SULLIVAN.
% Editors throughout the country are requested TO
copy and notice this advertisement the Metopo itan
will be sent to all complying with the request
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-16

The proprietors believe, that no springs in the
United States, possesses more of The valuable ele-
menss Of q great Watering Place, than theirs nor
greater Advantages point Of geographical and So
cial positions romantic beauty Of scenery, genial sa-
lubriy of atmosphere, and most important STILL OF
variety and strength Of mineral properties, and medi
cina virtue. And under this belief they are deter
mined to devote such time, means, and exertions TO
their improvement as shall render them valuable
public Improvement an ornament to the State Of Ten
nessee, most desirable rendezvous and summer re-
treat for the South Western country-and altogeth-
er commensurate in beauty of appearance, extent
and quality of accommodation, with the unrvalled
virtues of their waters.
TO those who are not acquainted with the chemi-
cal andmedicinal qualities of the waters Of White
Creek Springs the proprietors commend the Perusal
of the following letters, from persons whose position
in the scientif and social world commands for them
the intire respect and confidence of oil.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-16

You may observe that have taken no account
of the water Of crystaization, which, in the sui
pilates of Magnesia and Soda is pretty considerable
The sulphate of Soda contains Sc per cent and the
sulphate of Magnesa ID per cent. OF water; that
the Is grains Of Sulphate of Magnesia, are equal
to 81 grains of Epson salt, and the l2 grains Of sui
phate of Soda equal to l8l grains of gauber salts
Salt of the shops.
! am convinced by experience that this water is
very beneficial in Liver complaints and cutaneous
diseases.-Some years ago Mrs. T. suffered much
from these malades, and after having spent about
fortnight at the springs, she returned, completely
restored TO health, ami has been well since. / do
moi believe that these salutary effects atributa
BILE TO the saline consttuentsthe sulphuretted by
drogen and carbonic acid gases. In this respect
it is similar to the renowned waters of Harrowgate
and Cheltenham, in England. I am glad to learn
that you have so far succeeded in your undertaking
and hope you will be som able to realize your ex-
pectations in full.
Respectfully your obt servant,
G. TROOST,
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-16
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
UNITED STATES MAGAZINE.
AND
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW

Ithas long been apparent to many of The reflect
ing members of the democratic party Of the United
States, that periodical for the advocacy and dit
fusion Of their political principles, similar to those
such active and influential operation in England
would be desidiYafun Of great importance to sup
ply-a periodical which shollld unite with the at
fractions of sound and vigorous literature, pot-
ical character apable of giving efficient support to
the doctrines and measnresof that party now MAIN
tanned By large majority of the people. Discussing
the great questions of policy before the country
pounding and advocating the Demociiltic doctrine
through The most able pens that tha: party can flr
nis In articles Of greater length, more condensed
force. more elaborate research, and more elevated
tone, than possible for the newspaper press. A
magazine ofthis character becomes an instrument Of
inappreciahle value for the enlightenment and form
atioa Of public opinion, and for the support of he
principles shieh II advocates. By these means. nv
thus explaining and defending the measures Of the
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-16
WHITE CREEK sULPHER SPRINGS.
ELEVEN MILES NORTH OF NASHVILLE
PREMIERSHIP

" NTHE "Company,'' owning these springs, an.
nounce, to the public that they will be ready for
the reception ofvisitors by the middle of may next
This is the second season. in which, the present pro-
pretors have had the pleasure to offer the adyanta.
ges of these valuable waters to the Southwestern
invalid, and the many attractions of their favorable
position, to all who feel the necessity or inclination
ola summer retreat. Last season, was their first
attempt at public accommodation; and owing to
their inexperience, and their limited and unfinished
condition OF their buildings and other fixtures thew
are sensible of having fallen much below their own
desire to promote the comfort and convenience of
their numerous visers. To those visiters they feel
grateful for the general expression of satisfaction At
the accommodations furnished Ia satisfaction result
ting more from knowledge Of the exertions made BY
which surrounded the commencement Of an arduou
nndf rtaking. than fom any great excellence of the
Recommendations themselves.
The uncomfortable experience of the last season
and more Time for preparation, have conspired to
place the Springs. this season. in very superior con-
al.lon. All inc hullflugs which were in progress
last year, have been we'll 6nished--additional ones
have been made--the Enclosures and grounds have
been extended, remodeled and greatly improved =
the several FOUNTAINS havcl been tastef,l,v f;tte
up and arranged, -extensive and convenient, Ba,h
houses erected convenient arrangements for gym
nas.lc exercise, parcularly for Ladies, have been
made and every other steps taken 10 provide IN ve
~ department of the whole establishment for the en-
ter,anment ofvisitors whether in sickness or health
IN manner at once substantial comfortable and 81
egant. -
@ those who patronized The establishment last
year, an invitation is given to come again, and wit
ness ana enjoy tho improvements which have been
made % minister 70 their comforts and an assurance
that they will receive welcome which can hardly
fail TO please. TO those who have not ret visited It
an invitation L rendered for their company, II the
confident hope that none will 60 away dissatisfied.