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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
THE UNITED STATES MAIL COACH,

THE UNITED STATES MAIL COACH,
ENRON Frederick 10 Baltimore, Md. will leave the
n United States Hotel in frederick, Tin a 2 horse
coach) for Baltimore, on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at O'Clock, A NJ, aud leaves The Globe Inn
in Baltimore, for Frederick on Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, tn 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The above line of Stages will commence running on
the day of July The fare by this line will only be
Sc sos and excellent dinner will be furnished the
road 371 Passengers will be called for each
city, within reasonable distance, free ofcharge.
ISAIAH MEALY, Proprietor.
y. B.--The subscriber is prepared to furnish Car
rages and Vehicles, convey families private par
ties to any CART of the country.
Fredcnck, Md, jyI0 3w PA I'M.
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FOR ROCIxHALL, CORSICA, & CHEs-
TERTOWN.

FOR ROCkHAIL. CORSICA, * CEIEcS-
TERTOWN.
- erzY7 The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT,
6S-arsA ksarCapt Kenny, will leave Patterson's wifi
L. every Thursday Morning, at O'Clock.
Returning Will leave Chestertown every Friday
morning at O'Clock, Corsica at TO- and Rockla at u,
Passengers for Kent and Cecil counties will also be
landed Kennard's wharf, miles from Chestertown,
every Tuesday and Saturday. and passengers joining the
boat there will be landed Havred Grace in time for
HIe evening Cars for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
ma % VIM. OWEN, Agentr
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HIrE WHEAT IA MIL '

WHITE WHEAT FAMILY n.
yUyIiE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Patapsco While
Wheat Family FLOUR, together with other Sc
Iected brands which they invite the attention ofre
tacrs baker and families. The Patapsco Flour il 30
well known in this State 10 need from them no re
commentator, and they pledge themselves that the
brands selected shall be equal to any in the market.
NORRIS & FAIRBAIRN
No. 9 Pratt, between Gay & Frederick SIS.
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MEDICINAL ADVERTIsENTs.
ma. HULI's PATENT TRUSS,

YwNIt lI SUBSCRIBER has just received rom y
Hull a complete assortment OF the genuine ills
JRITSS adapted for every variety OF Rupture, ana suit
able for all ages and sizes ,,,;. oa e,,,aoo
From mere than thousand Physicians ana surgeon
Who have oiven decided preference to tins srunen
cor MI other in use DR. Hull will select few nalnesS
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but re
solve the doubts of the most scepucal IN
New York City-Valentine Mott, NJ d., Geo Bnshe
NJ. n Alexander II. Stevens, NJ David Hosack,
n Willnm Barrow, NJ. D., Cyrus Perkins, M d.,
heIt smith, M d.. Samuel Ackery, NJ. ID.
AIbany-Jonatan Fights, M. d., Townsend, NJ ID
IIncayJohn Mccall M. d., Norton, M. ID.
philodepbia-Pr Professors Gibson, Eberlee, pakei NC
Cellan. \, N
Observation-Disclosures Potter, John Buckler, NJ u.
Washington City-Joseph Lowell NJ ", tfoisss0t
sevau surgeon General u s. Army, a. y Han, NJ "
New Hayen-ProfessOr Hubbard, Professor Ives.
Hartford-Eli Todd, NJ. D., late Prncipahof 'he lsshS
asylum
Worcester, Mass.-Samuel WoodWard' W. u.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London, -. c..5.
Mr. Sey Surgeon General BIilsl army , SS'a"o'
GAIT ION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of Hubs Truss gives nouce con
sequence of the many imperfect and illegal liplauohs Vi
this Truss sold in this city and elsewliere ne VIII IN ~
ure aix his signature every Truss sent from MS oL
fee without this none are genuine. ., n,-r,
For sale wholesale and retail, by ,,,.nsor
Corner of Pratt street and Dugail's wharf
ma v Lower end OF Centre Market Space.
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HTATTRAssEs, NIATTRAssEs, HOL MAT
- : TFx sGIra.

vu1TTJc subcriber has on hand most extensive as
sortInentof MATTRASSES Of every description,
such as H,ia, Straw, Husk, &c &c, and above all
and excellent article called ~. YSluM MATTRESSES
passed by any other Mattresses now in use. Persons
wishing 70 purchase would do well call the Bedding
ste. Pr ma 1-d6
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FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE

FOIS ANN
E.HSTON & ST. MICH.AEL'S
ID e<S~yv The Steam Boat MARYLAND leaves
Baltimore the following days, for the
above places:
For Annapolis, Cambridge & Easton on EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY, ri O'Clock.
On EVERY SUNDAY, at O'Clock, for Annapolis,
and return the same day.
And on EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock for Annap-
oils, st. Michaes Wye landing and return day.
beautiful trip for On excursions; persons going for this
purpose, will pay only 81 so passage; starting from the
usual place, Dugan's wharf
N. Is. All baggage al the owners risk.
ma % LEMUEL G.. TAYLOR.
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR

H.4TRE DE GRACE IND PORT DEPOSIT.
"a sz1 The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTr,
H,@,Selko=% Capt. Kenny, has commenced her trips,
x7srszazRz.ZZ and will leave PattersOH's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock
Returning will leave Port Deposit every "Wednesday
and Sunday mornings the hour, and VIII land
passengers at KennaTd's wharf, ChesteTtown and
at Howel's Point.
lr5JThe wolcott has been heightened and thoroughly
y entirely repaired both in hull and machinery, end
| is in the best possible orde
VIM, OWEN,
| je 9 Agent.
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I65- SXVAIM'S CHARACTERIZATION.
greatceebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years. its increasing denana ana us
Unparalleled success, has induced number OF persons
rom time TO tme both at home and abroad, TO tate IL
IN various ways.
As long as these limitations were confined to mixtures
bearsg othernames we did consider necessary to
advert 10 them but having evidence in possession of
the gross receptions practised by unprnciped men, in
vending spurious syrup for the 'gsnune Swaims Pan
acea strongly caution the public to avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the most respect
able sources.
tits difficult to detect, in many instances, the actual
perpetrators of these mpositOns the spurious mix
lures the generally sent into the INTERIOR and to
foreign countries
Some time back we detected fraudulent imitation in
Newly ork, closely resembling owa but the bottles
were labelled William Swain, instead OF WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast n mould
precisely like own, but "Swalm's Panacea" New
York is blown in the glass, instead OF SwailH's Pana-
cea," Philadelphia
We have received repeated adviees from he West In
dia islands that empty bottles are purchased up at
high rates for the purpose of relng them with spu
Gus mixture: and of the thousands of bottles of Swaim's
Panacea annually sold ia principal cities, we can
collect but very few of the empty bottles as they are
made of in various ways TO defraud the proprietor
and to deceive the public
We have knewn instances of three bottles being made
out of One by mixing portion OF SarsapaflIa syrup
with the genuine Swaims Panacea, thereby retaining
some of its virtues
In Philadelphia, lately, large order was received be
mercantile house for Swaims Panaeea bottles amould
n exact imitation of our made. and the orry
uppled-and advces from Brazils inform us that
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio dc Janero
partly laden with bottles precisely like our own we
have also in possession book printed in Germany, fac
smile of our own book of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances it VIII be seen that The
genuine Swam's Panacea counterfeted and initiated
to a considerable extent and rs these limitations are not
only fraud upon us, but will necessarily protract the
suerngs of invalds in those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved eficaeous, we must rely
upon the public TO purchase the Swam's Panaeea only
rol Authentic and respectable houses and dealers, who
tff IhPi
delphla or from accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No 46 Pine street,
New-York.
tSigned0 WILLIAM SWAIN * SON.
Philadelphia, 10Th April, 1910.
ROBERTS& ATKI NSoN,
Corner of hanover and hIarketsts-ts
ma % eodtf Batmor
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INDIAN spECIEIC.

FOR the cure of Colds,
Whooping Cough, Splitting
Of Blood and Consumption,
sc. Just received and for
sale by the Agents.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON
corner Hanover and Bait
more sts., baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by a chemical process from
herbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, when in greatest perfec-
ton. They are of balsauic.
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RAIL ROAD LINE DIRECT.
THR o U I'm SIX H0 YRS.
Via Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark,
&c. by continuous Line of Rail Road from Philadelphia
TO Jersey City, opposite the city of New York. crossing
the Deloware on the Rail Road Bridge at Trenton.
n erH~74 A COMMODIOUS STEAM BOAT
5SAka-rw will be in readiness at Jersey City 10
vey passengers the river without
detenton taking the Baggage Crates on board Leaves
the Trenton Rail Road Depot Philadelphia, of
Third and Willow streets DAILY, Sundays excepted.
Morning line at ST O'Clock, A NJ.
U. s. Mail Pilot Line at 5 m.
SUNDAY LINE.
Morning Line at O'Clock, A. NJ.
u. 5. Mail Pilot Line at IN.
Fare in either line 81; returning the lines leave
New York, at 8 A. NJ, and at A P. NJ.
Philadelphia, ma %
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NkW YoKR IND LIIERP00L Pr CRETs.
a 85 - ~ ~ ~ ~


&tgt ~ ~ ~ EE6fE -
Sailing from New York the 18Th, and from L:verpoo
the LIST of every month.
From New York.
February 13-The UNITED STATES, Captain Tn.
Fisher.
Hasch I3-The vIRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins
Apri I3-The SHEFFIELD, Capt. f. p. Allen.
May l3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, NEW capt,
w. G. Thompson.
From liverpool
February / The SHEFFIELD, 600 tons.
March 1.-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1000 tons
ApriI 1.-The UNITED STATES, 500 tons.
Nav 1.-The VIRGINIAN, 600 tons.
The qualities and accommodations of the above ships,
and the reputation of their commanders well known
Every exeTtien wFbe made to promote the comfort of
passengers and the interests of importers The price of
passage Liverpool in the cabin, in other lines, is
fixed $780, with wines and stores of every description
The owners will be responsible for any letter, parce
or package, sent by the above Ships for which bill
lading is not taken. For freight or passage apply to
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX & CO.,
ROBERT KERMIT, IA South street. N. York.
ma %
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NEW LINE OF NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
PACKETS.
ID ~ ~ - ~

S6R ~ ~ ~ -
To sail from New York the 25th and Liverpool on
the 18th of each month.
From New York.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. j. A. PeaTce, 25t1 September.
Ship GARRICK, Capt. NJ b. Palmer, 18th October.
New ship ROSCIUS, Capt John Collins, 25th Novem'r
Ship SIDDONs, Capt. Alex. Britton, 18th December.
From Liverpool
Ship SIDDONS, Capt. Alex. Britton, 18th October.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt J. A. Pearce, 18th November.
Ship GARRICK, Capt, N. r.. Palmer, 18th December.
New ship ROSCIUS, Capt John Collins 18th January
These ships all of the first Glass; upwards of 1000
tons burteR, built in the city of New York. with such
improvements combine great speed and unusual COM
fort for passengers. Every has been takes in the
arrangement of their accommodations. The price OF
passage hence is $l40 for which ample stores including
wines, &C. will be provided; 500 without vines
These ships will be commanded by experienced master,
who will make every exeTon to give general satisfas
ton. Neither the captain of these ships wifi
be responsible for any letters parcels PACKAGES sen
by them unless regular bills of lading signed there
FOR. For freight OF passage apply TO
E. X. COLLINS,
Sc South street. New York or TO
WIN. * JAS. BROWN & co.
a2l Liverpool.
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bbIs. New York Imitation Brandy
II landing and for sale by
k22 JOHN r, ADAMS, Bowly's wifi
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KURAPRIEG PAPER
w 1000 reams Thick Cap Wrapping
500 do. &c Crown do
400 do. Double Cap DE-.
$50 do, Grocers Bag PAPER,
100 do Small do. do do.
so do. Cloth do.
100 do 1ronmongers do.
900 do. Ksnfish Cap do.-For sale ~
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT 4 NUDGE,
1e 81, Twp staiFa)
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON s BALTIMORE

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON s BALTIMORE
RAIL ROAD co.
YEyHIS COMPANY will continue to transport
n Merchandise and other Commodities TWICE A
WEEK to any Depot the road between BALTIMORE
AND WILMIEGToE. Goods, &C. will be received at the
Conpanys Warehouse, corner of President and Fleet
from O'Clock, A. M until O'clock p NJ, and reg
ulary forwarded every Tuesday and Friday directed
0G-The freight on all Goods to points where The
Company have authorised Agent, must be paid be
fore they can be sent.
ma ~ a. CRAWFORD AGENT
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PRICE, PER BOTTLE. 81 80.

0G-The above Medicine be obtained in South
Charles street, opposite German with proper directions
or n,ing liberal discount made to persons who buy
10 sell.
05- Likewise, the PANACEA can be obtained in all
on the Cities and the greater part of the towns and vii
abges IN The United States. The great number of
nhcaes accompanying the directions showing the
cures the Panaeeaias effected when all other medicines
ma g
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TgOIOAL AOVGRriSE IGNFs.
A CHALLENGE.
M DOLLARS viii be forfeited TO any ii
q AA D yidnnl vile will nroduce a nIepaLat

DOLLARS will be forfeited to any indi
HUI vdaal VIE w produce b REePS,a seg
or S9RS.qP.4RILL-A IL is positively the strongest
preparation in existence One bottle of is equal to SIX
pnts strongest syrap that can be made ana mum
erous individuals prepare from Il syrup which tey put
in bottles of different sizes and shapes, selling 1t as eir
preparation when in reality il is the preparation OF Or
Leidy; the syrup being made from his extract, Receipt
for which accompanies each bottle of Dr. Ledys prepa
ration, whereby il syrup is wanted II can be made
an EXPENSE of two dollars gallon without paying for 1t
at the of so 10 10 cts bottle or eight TO ten cellars
DR.. Leid,s Extract Of SGrsapa'la is unusually plea
SAINT to the taste, taken either by itself or IN glass OF
water. II is useless here TO speak OF us neulca virtues
MS every man. woman and child who can read knows OF
its efficacy its qualities having been and is daily being
published in all newspapers. , -, - -
Ii is particularly adapted TO the spring and summer
seasons being of more purifying nature than any OH
er medicine ever discovered. It's chara@ter anu thca
cy is well known throughout the United Sates, pes
in general use and preferred 10 al otneIs uIoug
South and West; upwards of ii 900 bottles having Oeeh
sold during the past 10 monies. ..,. -
well as full directians accompanying each bottle
Extract of letter from DIR. j. b. Hanlti, MoDhe
Extract of letter from Mr. James y hasiord heihy
respectable Merchant of Baltimore.
ssHaving had frequent occasions to emplproy epara
tons of Sarsaparla in my family during the past ten
years. last year tried yours and found one Bottle equal
II efficacy TO five of any other that ever used"
Extract of a letter from Mr.. Suord of Northampton.
'Your Extract of Sarsaparia has performed wonders
with me, havicg restored me 10 perfect healt, thoush
tor SIX years us
ring that time having tried almost every thug as Wl as
having received sklul medical attendance, during a
great portion of the time"
communications could be added the texpense
attending newspaper advertising.
1t is prepared and sold Wholesale and retail at Dr.
Leidy's Health Emporium, No. III North second ST
below Vine street.
F. Browns Drug Store, corner 9TH and Chestnut st.
f. Klett's do. do ID an Callowhfll SITS.
James Bonds do do 10th and Locust sts
j. Longs and A. Fairer's Drug Stores, Lancaster and
throughout the United States.
Price 81 n Bottle,
Sold by G. S. DUHURST,
Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratt
In,, nlld of Ipnire Market Sn1G.
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n M19NCII'S PANkCEA, PKEPAIED SOIELY
I'll IRON VEGETABLE MATTER, BY JACOB
HOL<cK Baltimore. This justly celebrated fanacea
saaye taken with perfect safety by all ages and in all
diseases. Its for the following Giseases Dys
Depkia, Loss of Appetite Indigestion, Inflammation OF
ahe Stomach, Heart Burn, DarrhGa, Dysenery Fux.
Plies, Fistula Distracted Menstrlaion, Ague and Fe
1ver, Bilious Remttent Fever, Typus Fever, Scarlet
Fever, Small Pox, Erysipelus st. Anthony's Fire,
Asthma, Peurisy, Measles, Yellow Fever, Costiveness,
Wind on the Stomach Bowels, Cholera Morbus, Con
sumption, Influenza Colds, Coughs fnfammaory Sore
Throat or Quinsey, Whooping Cough, Thrush or Sore
Heart, Dropsy Ricketts, Diseases of the Liver Jaundice,
difficulty of making Urine elect, Hysteics, Nervous and
ScrOfulous Affections of the members and lgaments
Mercurial and Veneral Diseases Ulcers, Sores, Aztec
items of the Skin, and all diseases arising from impure
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

and partialites Of the Bank, which have
been committed, not only in violation o.
our rights and its charter, but of common
decency and honesty; do with that degree
ofhumility with which treemen should ap'
proach the paper cyprians of this age
speculation, pecuation, fnancicr'ng
and honey fuggliry, beseech, and en-
trea, your most honorable body, to appoint |
w. II. Shelton, president Of the MIssis-
sippi Union Bank, and Samuel Pickett,
cashier thereof
The faith Of the State is pledged, for
the redemption of those bonds, upon which
Your Bank is predicated, and we claim
that purogatiye, humbly to insist upon the
aforesaid appointments; under a solemn
conviction, that the sheltonean govern
ment, seasoned and spiced, la mode de
Pickett will exist an all powerful influence
in more electually securing the rights Of
"Financiers, boarowers,p lantation-bnyers,
honey fuggers, c, id omno genus" and
putting down M'Nutt and democracy, who
have under the old dynasty wared against
the aforesaid promissory institution, from
the fact that Your Bank, Or lis managers,
under the assumed name of democracy,
have attempted 10 establish, this new posi-
tion-to wit: that each manager should
fiddle to the tune Of 100000, in order to
preserve the institution and afford a safe
currency for the people, We like not the
pseudo democrats. The time has arrived,
when every man should assure che Of two
attitudes. We like not democratic board
borrowing all the money, and having filled
their pockets, voting directly against that
party, whose principles they have so long
cherished-brought about too by Bank in
fluence. We have already drawn out this
petition TO greater length than we first
anticipated, and in conclusion pray as
follows:
That Shelton may be made your President
Pickett Cashier.
). S. Gooch, Bank Tavern Keeper
f. Z. Plummer, travelling agent.
II. Nj. Williamson, Directing carriage
driver.
ID. c. Niche, cotton ogen, at Natchez.
j. DeWolt S, station agent Wall St.
York.
James c. Wilkins, to preside over eve
ming festivals and midnight orgies.
Shocco Jones, historian and poet Lau
riet'.
Jno. ". King, fire maker general, viii
! the privilege of a glass of wine at dinner
# never falling to repeat, God save your ma
). lesty, Mr.. President.
J. SAM SLICK and
many others, Artisans, Latourers an,
Farmers.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

of said Coving'on circuit court shall be
holden as heretofore.
Lawrence, 4th Mondays Of April and
October.
Pike, lst Mondays Of May and No.
yember.
Franklin. 9TH Mondays Of May and
November.
Amite, 2nd Mondays of May and No
vembor.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

How TO GROW RIcH.-Nothng is
more easy, says Mr. paulding, than to
grow rich. 1t is only to trustnobody;
to belriend none; to hcapintcrest upon
interest, cent upon cent: to destroy all
the finer feelings ofnaturc, and be rem
dered mean, miserable and desplsed,
for some twenty or thirty years, in
riches Will come as sure as disease, dis
appointment and miserable DEATH
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

An extensive cave has been discovered
near the city o: Austin. The entrance OF
this cave is situated in an elevated plain,
upon a hill abont three miles distant from
the city, in westerly direction, and
across the Colorado. This entrance forms
an aperture about eight feet long and four
or five wide, rendered irregular by project
| inc angular fragments OF rocks, and sinks
suddenly like well to the depth of a few
feet. From HE bottom of this aperature,
two passages extend into The rocks nearly
at right angle from each other. The
smallest of these, which is about six feet
wide and three or four high, extends to-
wards the north in horizontal direction,
and at the distance of about hundred feet
from the entrance becomes SO narrow that
man Of ordinary size can with difficulty
penetrate farther; here numerous small
passages extend obliquely upwards into
the rocks. The other and malH passage
of the cave is about twice as large as
the former, extends in an easterly d.
rection, obliGuely downwards, about one
hundred feet, where it opens into cham-
Der, about twenty feet wide, thirty feet
long and five or six high. Many narrow
passages extend beyond this, and probably
communicate with other subterranean
chambers tina, have not yet been explored.
The walls of this cavern are limestone.
Small stalacttes have formed upon them,
and in many places unite with stalagmites
from the floors, forming small irregular
columns. These are generally opake, and
of dull. dingy white color. The floor Of
the cavern is generally covered with n
deep bed of dirt, in which are enclosed
many bones Of bears aud other animals.
| 1t probaly contains large quantities Of
nitre. The walls Of this cave, exhibit in
J every part the action of a current of wa
ter, and evince lis origin. There are
d probaly in the neighboring hills many
similar caverns, which have been worr in
e the rocks BY subterranean torrents. Abou
two miles from this cavern large rivule
h burst up from the limestone strata, forming
Barton's Springs" The water Of THU
: rivulet at this place, is remarkably limpit
and pure, and retains a nearly uniform
: temperature throughout the year. In III,
summer it is so cold that persons permit i
d TO remain in vessels to warm a few mo
ments before venuring 10 drink it. TIL
J. BODY Of water thus issuing from this i
sufficient to turn mill. This fact in con
I'd nection with that relating to the unifcrmi
ty of the temperature, Indicates that It !
I'd formed by the union Of subterranea
streams, that have worn in the limeston
I'd strata, channels similar TO this cavern
m sHo,sefa,. 4 T,c~os\ TcIr1~c.,I