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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
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SESTEEN DAYS LATER FROM MEXICO,
WITHDRAWAL OF THE FRENCH MINISTER.
The U. S. Steam frigate Princeton ar
rived at Pensacola on the morning oil the
10th instant, having sailed from Vera
Cruz on the evening Of the 18Th. Our
previous dates were brought by the MeSi.
can schooner Gcraldo, which left Vera
Cruz on the 30lh August. BY the arri.
val Of the Princeton we did not receive
our regular files, and gather the following
items Of information from our c0rrespon-
trnce and some cl!ance papers.
The French Minister, Baron Alfeye
dc Ciprey. having been again refused the
reparation he demanded Eur the personal
indiRiAities offered him some months since,
has demanded aud received his passports.
lie was expected To leave in the next packet
from Vera Cruz. The Siglo Diez Neuv e
makes an elaborate defence of The action
Of The Mexican Government, insisting mp
on it that the demands Of the Baron VIC re
beyond reason, and could not be granled
without trampling upon the mviola5ili,y
OF the power Of the judiciary and the So
ciaI guarantees which repose thereupon.
BY the papers received al Vera Cruz
on the 18th from Mexico il appears that
a despatch had arrived al the capital. STAT
ing that 300 regular troops of The United
States and 1900 Texans were on the
march for Matam"ras.
BY the returns Herrera has received lilo
out OF 1870 votes. Only one Department
remains TO be heard from.
TobascO was still in The possession oil
the Federalists, and as yet the Govern.
ment have been unable 10 despatch any
troops to put down the revolt. The re.
v"lution at robasco is repudiated by the
Pederafists OF Mexicos
Paratlcs was at San Luis Poiosi with
a force Of 10000 men. lie was osten.
sl6ly making preparations TO march foI
the northern frontier; but his designs are
suspected, and he has been accused IN
Mexico of aiming a, military dictator.
ship. A division under his command have
pronounced against the present Govern.
ment, and in favor of military system.
Paroles has written that he has succeed.
ed in restoring order, and processes to be
favorably disposed 10 the present Govern.
Iient, these professions are, however, dis.
trusted.
The order for establishing the Defen.
sores las been unsuccessful in most o.
the departments heard from. In some
departments they had not enlisted sinsl
person. The terms of the enlistment
have in consequence been modified. The
system Of voluntary enlistment has beer
regarded by the supporters of the army
with great Jealousy, and was denounced
as intended 10 suppiant and disband the re-
gnlar troops for political purposes.
The Santa Anna party are in favor o
rostponing the declaration of war agains
the United States to a more pfopitiou.
time, in view of the present distracted
and unprepared condition Of the country
The Slglo XIX still contends. as IL die
in the outset, that as the war with The
United States is war of defence solely
the object Of which is to recover portion
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From the n. Y. Journal of Commerce.

An EXTRAORDINARY FACT.-An old
man died last summer IN Psfis at the ad.
vanced age of eighIy-1ve, who was a
perfect miser. He came 10 Paris, accom-
panied by his son. about three years since,
in the most ahjet, state Of poverty. They
depended en,irely upon the charity OF
their neighbors for subsistence. and were
10 ,hs daily habit of begging from door to
door for something TO support them. Oae
Of the neighbOrs, having missed seeing
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FR0MTENAs

AM4A A[AA@
Tie Ne~ nslszns PzPsEs faEsish he
iasnss q inlslliEsnre free TsE-
%. rePfd iFoa Galsssloa PaFsss q Ihs
OH Illimns
Tie EoassrUhaa MAS eo9Flsasa % lhe
sS1h uinma. 80 lhr Consrnaen lmmsdi,
sicily aflassasa. de he saas dsy Pres
ldshl gosss issusd he Pr0elamslsen in ae-
roEdsnes 9Th . Frosisiah 81 he COAST.
iHiion. daHtstlnE hat polls shall Be epsnsd
On the seeend Monday ilsthl d OrtsbsF
nsKs. in he esasblishia PEeriReas IN sseh
rOunaya faF lie PaFPOss 81 tskang lhs
sen,s Il Tie people in IsEsEd n Tie adoP-
l'oA - Eslses'aB ii the Constitution. SD
Of s,esGlslniag ShEller = nslaIlly 81
lhsm sIe Tor - agslnsi Annsxsiial; he
tlerioR - be conducted. Tie sosss lsksR.
and TtiuEns made in conformity SiIh ths
sKi,hRg lass Tegnls'ing elections. Siih
tie exception thai the Eo,ing shall be e.
rG r0es, aud not BY hailO'.
TsN candidates are slIssdy named for
lhe Office Of GOEeInoT-GsneFal ku.k.
vito MS The PFsidshl Of the Convention
fgr farming the c0nsiiiuuon. and Gen.
Jas. Pinsknsy Henderson.
/ The Contention passed resolution &C.
commenting the g ihsIalrmenI Of Con.
mOdUre MosIs 10 hs Iauk 10 tie LHIssd
States Navy.
The = ersl Treaty. between Santa An
IA and Trxss. by ~hIrh the fotmsE OBJ
tanned III. nles,e shsh q prisoner. - inE
tie f'ss lfae published. Tie Galveston
Mess saws u va. Sound smopg.I the %.
pers Of GeneFsl Au,iin. Originally the
treaty wss snrlo.ed 10 letter wuush BY
SsnIa Anna ~ General Jackson. then Pes
idehI of The Uniisd States, ald HE Whole
accompanied by anoILer lrtlsr, ~rssen BY
Gen. Austin. ~ Santa Anns's request. 20
the same distinguished man, soliciting his
mediation aud influence for Ihe settlement
Of the difficulties bsiwten Mexico aud
Texas. General Aushn's Letter explains
iUAy she grouLJs upon which Santa At.
IA obtained bis nlessc--ail 81 fhem hav.
ing reference TO the solemn pledges made
By the latter 10 u,e all his exeuious 10
obtain the acknowledgment OF Texan in.
dependence 10 the RIO Grsnde. The
Mexican Government never sanctioned
this treaty. shhOnsh they Ieg,ined their
army BY 1t.
On the subject Of The circular issued
hv our Secretary Of the Treasury. Sir.
Walker, intended 10 prevent the Shipment
Of j, benture goods 10 Texas fIom The Uni
ted States. " ilh The intention Of returning
the same free Of dmy sher Annexation.
shall have been coppIeIsd, the National
Register says:
"lmpnrIstions from Europe into Texas
direct cannot fall within The scope oil the
circular alluded 10, fr il IS not 10 be pre-
sumed that the Government Of the GIFTED
Slaes would deny the right Of The mer-
chant 10 make such direct imporIslions.
and thus deprive Texas OF her lawful r,v-
enue.; nor Is il to be presumed thai they
would, alter Annexation, by retroactive
law, prohibit The inuoducii0n Of the pro-
perry al HE Texan merchant into anv OF
Their por's. As well might they undertake
10 conline the locomotIoD OF the Texan
citizen within the present. limits Of the
Republic"
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Ashland, Sept. IL, 1915,

Gentlemen 81 have the honor TO ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your official fet-
Ter. transmitting TO me copy Of resolu-
ton adopted by the Wing Convention as
sembled at Portland. on the 9Th ul,., in
which it has been pleased to express its
continued confidence in me, and 10 declare
its conviction that majority Of the Amer
lean people is IN favot Of the principles Of
the Wing party. and tina. the issue Of the
last Presidential election. ought not 10 be
regarded as proof to the contrary.
This testimonial. emana,ing from a bo-
dy go patriotic and distinguished as was
that convention, is received and will be
cherished BY me, with feelings and sentr-
mems Of profound gratitude, aud request
your acceptance in behalf of The Con-
ven,ion, Of my respectful sckno lsdg-
ment:.
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LETTER FROM Mr.. Gay.

10 answer to the resolution adopted By
the M,ine Wing State Convpnuon, Mr..
Clay returned The following letter. The
terms and sentiments of The letter are
honorable 10 MFR. Clay's POSITION, and sd.
mirably consistent wittfhls llfe-long de-.
volion to the best interests Of hi. friends
and his county:
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LATER FROM THE ARMY.

By rn aniFal yesterday from c"rrns
Chrsii, .als The NrS Orleans TTople.
We recessed The fOlloslns interesting let
ter:
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Datent Ale0icines.
WISrAR,s RAISAN.


A COMPOUND BALSAMlC PREPARATION from
"A Wnd Cherry Rark and Tu.--The beet REMEDY
Known 20 tie World for the Ut Coughs Colds Asthma
Group Bleeding Of The Lungs, Whcopinge bronen ~
us lsAaenzs Shorness OF Breath Pain and Weakness IN
he Breast SIDE, Liver CcmpA and the hrss Stages Of
CONSUMPTION.
re- THOUSAND CURES. In cases deemed utterly
hopeless have ARMY established It's vast superiority over
"Nsures own Prescription berg formed chiefly from
chemical from Wild Cherry Bsfk and Tar-two
trees that thcly scattered wherever diseases 81 u<
lungs prevail We ve sew irstxnc~s OF It's cxusorclnay
power, from catalogue zrost wi,asss end;
aty lsddrtss viii be given ~ the New-fork Agency
VINO given up by al Of her Physicians to die of COO
SUMPTION bad hard mmor oe months the side-tsset
among Quantities nslef CT bsny su5sfsncehsd
aken no MEDICINE for months. being sill hope-en-
rely cured by few bottles OF this BssAm In September
AZ: October, lsfL
A. Carmsn. New-york City, who hsd slept lying
down for years, being Obliged To sleep IN sttlne
po-ur- attend To his business the
Thomss B.dle- ESQ j. p. Jamaica l. l. cured Of asthma
Thoms. co<rps Haddonneld ~ }. testihes under oaih
thai he had cough and pain IN the sde-sof months
raised srg- quantities Of corrupt nztfer-also much olod
his physc ans could do but hte tor mmgsve aim pis Of
mercury bu, did no gooGhs friends all supposed Ne had
gsopng consumption entirely cured by three cottes Of
WtSrARS BALSAM . 80 -,
Mrs Am D. Hopkins. Of Knewlesville. N. Y entirely
cured liver complain, and general debility of eagniesr
months standing. 49,
! Jacob Hoffman NJ. n. Huntingdon. cured child Of ?:
schroebe of obstinate disease Of the Lungs after DC mo
tried all the usual remedies IN VAIN
Cases daily occurring In every pert OF me eounul
every shade OF Lung ami Liver disease every Other
preparation heretofore known o the weird.
Sold, Wholesale end Retail, by A. B. ID. SANDS,
Whoe-sle Druggists. ~ futonsL Ncwfork Sold also 81
2TS Broadway; n Fast Broadway. THE Asovs ARE rHr
Only AsESrs IN rHIs CITY. Price, 81 per bottle siA
bottles for ~ mis- ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
NEw.YORx SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST T. rs4s.

MILITARY ISTELLIGEScE.-The Emperor OF
Russia has just made his grandson, young Prince
oil three months old Colonel Of the Imperial Guard
Two Captains have been appointed the young
officer; Mrs. BIssHr to dress him. and Mrs. TUCKER
WITT 10 nurse him.
The yment has adopted the uniform of the Colonel
viz. long pettcOas lace cap and the national cockade-
They look splendid In this uniform though Il rather
impede- the movements Of the troop. field days
The held officers Of the regiment ride IN superb go
carts.
splendid service Of silver pap-boais has been pre-
scented by the imperial Grandmother to the regmental
mess.
When the Colonel cuts his first tooth he : to be adj
vanced the rank Of Major General; when he Is wean-
ed ne Is 10 be made Field-MaTshel
baton OF barleysugsr Is preparing tor ms Imperial
Richness and the devoted subjects Of the Emperor say
he viii make a. good Field Marshal certain emf
nent and Royal warrior who enjoys the rank in
this country and who a late review read
ING the Orders OF paper his saddle and king bis
Aides de Camp What was to be done next =
To AUTHORS ABOUT TO PUBLIsH.-Mr. y. p.
Willis the American author has arrived in this country
We mention this for the benefit Of those wouldbe
literary gentlemen who anxious 10 appear in print
invitation Mr.. Willis for dinner VIII be certain
TO secure them the advantages Of publication without
any risk expense. Literary gentlemen are cautioned
however against speaking too freely in their conversa
ton after dinner mistakes have been known 10 occur
in the best regulated memores-even in Mr.. \. r WI
ls's For testimonials, apply 81 the Editor Of the quar-
t,rly or any mentioned in Mr.. Willss American
works, when he was last IN England
The IROs HAND or RAILWAY enterprise Is fast
tearing up by the roots all the pastoral and poeca asso
Citations Of youth. and cottages near woods, As Wei
messy cells leafy hooks are being superseded by
Railway termini. Where the COW once lowed the en-
Pne and the pipe OF the gentle Cory on j.
Completely put by the funnel OF the locomotive
Phlis is flying by the power OF steam, and the
hermit of the dale il compelled 10 break his staff OF cut
his stick 70 make way for the immense staff OF officials
required on the Railways.
To The AFFLUEST-A young gentleman, who
from habit OF dining parties has acquired taste
Tor Champ yne and other expensive wines but whose
alas do not admit OF his induging IN the same
d; his own expense makes this appeal to the be-
nevolcnt and kindhesred in the hope that, through
sheir beraliiy his small bat too empty cellar may be
ruppied Even single bsttcs would be most thankfully
ieceved Please address Hon. Y. T. Il. 90 Fleetst
ExTRAoRDISARY Event IN HIGH LIFE-Last
week at st Georges Church. married young lady
Of rank and the Duke of Wellington did not give her
away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

TD1THAKDNDN 81
IL PANACEA.-This Medicine, compounded solely from
vegetable free from aduerauon and warranted Tree
from any ingredients detrimental 70 health, was discovered
about since, by individual -orey afflicted with
UlNERATED sCROFULA and VINO has been under the
treatment OF the physicians in the niied States
for years without the least apparent hope OF estora
Who after taking the above named medicine for five weeks
restored perfect health That medicine has been sold
IN Unprecedented and has never failed IN any IN
when taken accordance with drecionsl TO effect
perfect cure OF the following diseases, to wit: SALT
RHEUM, SCROFULA, ULCERAIED SCkOf DLA, IL
YER SORES BRONCHITIS kaNGS Ell, Jh .r,iE
FILES, ERYSlPELAS, BILES, SCURvY, CHkONiC
SORE EYES, BLoTCHEs, PIMPLES ON THE FACE ACE,
sCALD HEAD, AND ALL CuTANEOUS DISEASES
or PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lNJu:
DlCIOUS USE OF MERCURY OK AN iMPJ KE SIAIE
or THE BLOOD. The efficacy Of this medicine has been
tested In all the diseases above enumerated aud lis effects
are truly astonishing Only table spoonful 10 0e taken
y an adult morning before eating which usually pro
duces effect, while lin most casesD also acts as
gentle cstartc, Increasing e appetite and general health .,
prOsey. and producing an etecina Alternative OF me wnoe
system purifying and producing perfect acuon oil the
boot.
Persons while taking Il, should refrain from the use Of all
stimulating dsnks or highly seasoned food Eor sale 5y
Obtained at wholesale OF ThOS o. IALMA y,
N.York: and 10 Aston House; iO o4j and III Broad
way; corner Broadway aud Chambersst; No y Fronl-L
No l44 West-s; Nos % and $50 Bowery; No 80 Fulton
s.; Nos ~ and 2i6 Hudson, and % HammondsL. corner
Hudson; No $50 Grands No Isl aud l73 Greenwlchsii
No III and 81 Chery-s, No. l56 Walkers; No % Cath
arnest; No. 35l and i2l Pear-sL; No. ia CanasL
Brooklyn, ]. w. Smith, corner OF Fulton and Cranberry
SIS; and VIM Blagrove, Squre's Buildings, corner Willow
and Aantic-ss and by sill the principal druggists IL me
DR.. v b. Lockrow No. 81 Beaver-st, Clinton Buildings
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany.
T. W. Dyou A Son. No l43 North Secondsl, General
@. COLBY, No. 35l Pear-st, ~.
Instructions taking the article and great number OF
Certificates and testimonials be seen and Obtained any
ef the above d. aces ma cod lmy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
SPIRIT or PINCH

THE EUREKA.-1f the Eureka can really do WI
it processes TO do and put words mechanically into pc
~ correct as to meaning and metre what invauat
discovery ii will prove 10 all classes Of society, but
ticularly 10 politicians The idea is nvigorang, Il
il has inspired us with the following
EPIGRAM.
Such an invention were, indeed a treasure,
Since there would be no longer pretence
For Pees not bringing in perfect measure.
And for poor sibthorp's never talking sense.
How ministers would hail it in due season
If by its potent aid they could but reach
The art of putting either rhyme or reason
Or both together-in the royal speech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
DR.. WHEELER, o0ULIsT

nrO ID late yl OrrenW ich sFeet neaf tte bsuef ~ ~
deyotes his exclusive attention 10 DISEASES ~ The
EYE and op.halc surgery and assuIss The pubic ma
human eve IL sbecf any disorders " f organ which rsn
not be essentially relieved entirely cured BY hp Tue
vast number Of undivided estionsis when can pe ssn
csied either In success, BY that of any osf ocs'
lst In the United stairs -. -.
oa manufacturer In Pens for constant supply of Afuncsi
Tv,. which 80 nearly resemble the organ In appear
ance the closest scrutiny aud obsrvsca wtCe'
DE- terrence being det1cied VI. w. VIII insert and fur
nish them reasonable terms =.
with be vi.i. oai door patients jyiS eodim'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
THE BALsAM OF MosoATELLo.

I,HIS well known sautary and agreeable vegetable pre-
parson universally allowed by all who have used u,
aud by many disin gsrd medical men " ho recommend II
in their practice 10 stand unvaed FIR s happy effects IN
curing darha, cholera morbus ckoc, Iasodic cholera
Ac &C (especaily the complaint IN chldfen even
In ,heir worst FORMS Testimonial from the first families In
Ire city vi NewYOrk III extraordinary efficacy and
pamphlet treatise upon lis great virtues he obtained
without charge at the Office OF Dr. Wheeler, No. ~ Orecn-
csee the Battery no is sole proprietor, where
il for SALE well the principal drug stores IN The
Yl9 eodln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
: THOMPsON'p TRUssEs, sold BY

q Nv. r. BENJAMIN, oskcs " Bsekmxn susss:
About 2oo Of lie physcisns and surgeons Ct
New-York have given theis decided preference
10 this Truss you graduate The pressure nom one 10
INV pounds on RUPTURE without back pad which does
~. much injury To the spine S sl bsinx the beet test
OF s superiority, applied and sx dsys trsl given and
IN does not retain rupture while performing every kind
OF exercise or coughing and give perfect cass-e money
n chcerfy returned permanent 10 easily effected,
and warranted, II directions are followed
raose sending for this Trlss nest only nsunouue sde
and the measure round the ps the pressure can
:. r~s.du.,s.i M ami, the,y rsss j~5 u
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EPIGRANf.

SAYS AINswoRTH TO CoLBURN,
"A plan in my pate is,
To give my romance as
A supplement, gratis
SAYS CoLBURN TO AINswoRTH.
Twill do very nicely,
For that will be charging
It's value precisely"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
MRS. e. KIDDER's

nYSENTERY CORDIAL-An immediate and perfect
Oremeiy for Cholera Dysenery protracted DlHrrhra.
common Cholera Morbus Cholera Inanum Sea Sickness.
Az every of Debility. Sold wholesale and retail IN
Now YORK Office of h. kdder IS Chatham street. and by
D. Porter No Fletcher street. shipping agentfor the same
ard by Mrs L. Kdder Office No. 100 Courstreet, Boston
Drug and Others supply themselves al either ace
l. also sold by Daley, l5 fulton-street Dr. Miner
corner OF John and Broadway and Dr. L. NJ. 0uon,
of Boyery and Grand street jyl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

WATCHES, JEW ELhT SlLVGh Anb, 90
vV,HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite the attention o.
their friends and the public 10 teir select assortment o.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, consisting o.
duplex Lever and Lcpine Wsches fte various approved
makers, cssed In The neaies STYLE and wsrfansd eofoe
time keepers -
Silver Knives Forks Spoons Ladies', Tee se's. Cups
Casters, &C.
Plated and Britannia Ware, Spectacles, Pencil Cases.
iantel Clocks Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods xc whlchthe,
are enabled TO offer for sale al very reduced prices
Watches and Clocss carefully Repaired AID W MIansa-
LOCKWOOD SCR1BNER,
80, onoosirs N I Uotel f5y
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=, PINE FRENCH CALP BOOTS for - .

City made; and for stylc aad durability they are
equal 10 those sold In other stores for ~ ~. fne
Calf Dress Boots made TO order for ~ 20, equal TO
to,e made IN other for " % to ~ co. al Young
Jness ZINE French Imperial Boot and shoe Manufnrtns
Depot No Ann street, Of the finest manufactures "a
the City Southern Gentlemen and the Pubic genefA
will find TO their advantage call and examine fof mem
selves Boot Shoes CATERS and slippers msds 70 ofoei,
1t the shortest notice No Ann street, near Broadway
N =, Imeods VIM NJ YOUNG H. u. JONES'
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Boar0ine anb Hotrls.

rARp.-rbe Boarding House VI MRS. A. BROWN,
" having csc sped The general condsgrsion, che bess
have t assure her friends and The pubAs ~
ty will s frs, pleasant and airy recommendation n h<s
residence Ssttssy Place and 1feen~ien se~]
~ . im
HDOAkO.-pleasant kooG's w,k Board, can he obiansd
ID AT iyi ana sL for Oenoeu ard teir Wives ~ snys
,..,i.,,.r iy< lms
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SANS sogoI HOTEL, sALIsros SPA IN! y; < (.

~ .shnenl with the extensive grounds belonging W ~
and all It's sppurensnces, has been recently fu .ro NC
perfect order and repair, and VIII he open~n so 7
reception OF Wis tors on the 18th VI June next
Tho inducements and advantages offered by NO " Ssns
slc adee hlul retreat too Widely kho~
render minute description necessary lu SPACIOUS
elegant saloons and apar,msuishe rich ard divrfsnso
say OF extensive pleasure grounds, now In he uehes
of fulsh and culv aonthc quiet retirement ~ 70
SHADY and the comtor aud order which 10 inen'
a shall per, AIDE and charscterife The whole e<lsbhshneni
al combine to present unfFSed aWueuons 70 lie p.ote
To antilles and TO those who nom delicate health css
may prefer quiet and epose, oders peculiar ADV
s-- It's location u miles from Saratoga springs wuh
vi Oh IL has commune ty railroad several unes day
s aording opportunity Infringing In ur esies ene
ulsements OF tina, fashionable watering place. houl BE-
subjected the annoyance and confusion OF II. efowds
10 ssratogs Mineral Wsers Will he constantly furnished
m D. heahfu and sparkling ~ al the springs themselves
here are also Mineral Fountains In the immediate vicinity
The Souci Of great value and cmcscy Inc ueW
sutfHus SPRISs Barns Saratoga Lake, are four mlee
distant, and carriages VIII run RON ne ho'ei al unes ~
accommodation visitor who may wish " Use 1he bahia
n ~ enjoy the delightful SCENERY Of the lake.
The sans Souci" will be under the charge VI Mne n. H.
crane and y. W. HUxFORD, late Of the Eagle Tavern
Albany; and they us, thai their personal enofs osers
A. Ell hal could be wished for by those who sees hea
o,r,'or or rlessnr~ during the cc'nns s~ssoo 10
<,ONGRESS.HALL.--Ss Sprngs.-CALVlN
u MUNGER, Proprietor This cool, coc,modicns and
s.onabe pubic resor open lts directly ad)oin.
tfat celebrated medicinal fountain, Congress spring, and
Commands ~ healthy location and bcsiliIu ptvspSt ~
Az similar establishment nj Saratoga SpringA
ls fare will be found excellent s terms - moderate
NJ ia attendants prompt 70 meet tc Wishes o " pe
tons, a. gentlemen and ladies' rAa desire .
The proprietor his hsnks the pubic or the bss'
ny heretofore extended 10 him, ma assures those VINO
~ hereafter visit him. thai ts will not b. surpassed IN any
thing which reasonably contribute W @ s"not' of Gu
loy ment Of his quests. Do Im
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SHOWER AND vAPoR BATHS.

- ATEy PATENT Sliding Top ChSinber stV"sr snd
ID Vspor Baths This 10 IN sv1ce not only Wen sdsp'a
NJ and a. to ornament 10 any chamber
rbe prices range from 4l2 upwards and occupy bu sms
vnf~r Certifcaies Of dser utility from Doctors Warren
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