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Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NHE undersigned having bsen ~
n pointed commissioners to recee
and u audi. claims agains, the Eslats b
ho6ert J. Corington, deceased, (repOrla
by the Probate Coun Of Amin
County, Mississippi, at the March Term
lS45, will meet at the Court House ia
the Town of Liberty for that purpose
IN the lst Wednesday in each month,
Tor the ensuing six months.
ERASMUS S. RUSSELL,
B. WADE SAITH,
Commissioners
March 29, ls45. Ant
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LAW NOTICE.
G. F. w RR

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
W. ILL attend to such professional busiasa
w as may be entrusted to his man,gsna.
~ the Clrcult Court of Amite and adjacent Con
aes: Also, business in the Probat. Courts
Amite WI! meet his undivided attention
os: ofhce in the Court House, opposite the Cub
LIBERTY Miss, January %, Is41 sE
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cotnMa oAKEY & HAWKINS
COTTON FACTlol,SS, Arll,S
and OnN
NJ G;oMnISsloN % M MERcH,r,,
No. ~ Canal Street, N.s NssANlS 0l

u, friends, tha. they con,;nnl !, ,oloinhel !,
wardlng and Commission "us R"u 'hsFp
10 which will be devoted Al sIII'lIs'', A
and attention. 'neIr lin
Their planting friends NAV !.
mat the interests of planters 70 assure
Pondence with them, will be ,c,,,, "a com
attended 10; that supplies can I''Supu,'A| y :,
had from them of BagrlDp. R@. y al'q|
as may be required, and sIwaUp Al sOps' y!
lowest prices, as they invari.u'' a.
chase for cash. '0Oly pull
August II, 1874.
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The following certificate was given by
! three highly respectable Planters, nea
Fife Post Office, TaIladega Co., Ala.
one Of whom had Twelve boxes Of the
Pills in his own family.
This Is to certify that we have used
Dr. HulI's Fever and Ague Pills in our
families in several cases OF Fever and
ChlIs and Fever; and their administration
has been attended with complete success
In no case have they failed TO have the de.
sired effect when used according to direc.
tlons. We think they are a good Pill.
and would cheerfuIIy recommend them TO
all persons subject 10 Fever, and Chills
and Fever.
Given under our hands,
Feb. 8, l843, JAMES BAGLEY.
May ), JAMES MONTGOMERY. |
June z9, " HARRIS TAYLOR.
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26
THE PROPOSED FORM.

The present form OF the Farmer is folio; .
= consists OF four pages, each measuring l9AS4
l53 inches. The form Of the first and seconc
volumes was qlarto--i. e. of eight pages each
llSs. The form of the fourth volume. as
now propose it, shall be octapo-i. e. it will con.
sist OF 10 pages, each measuring 9< 81 inches
contemplate procuring for the purpose of adver.
tisements, set OF very small types, (nonpareil, !
sufficiently condensed to admit all the adyer.
tisements on the two outer leaves, i. e. on the
four outer pages--which outer sheet can be cut
oil in binding or filing, thus leaving the reading
'criberswill get in one month 4s pages, exclusive
of advertisements, or in the year more than 600.
SCALE OF TERMS.
To induce some effort among the friends of ar.
-icultural improvement. IN obtaining subscri.
'ers, ann ounce the following scale Of terms
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26

ELYroN, JEFFERSON Co, Ala, Feb. 3, l843
This IS to certify, that was appointed
last April, an Agen, for the sale of DR.
hu!Ps Vegetable Fever and Ague and An.
tl'tever Pills; since which time | have
sold about forty boxes. In not a single
instance, TO my knowledge, have they fail.
ed to cure Chills and Fever, when used
according 10 directions. Since became
an. Agent for the Pills, have had twelve
or fifteen different cases of Chills and
Fever in my family, and Hull's Pills
have cured every case.
Price 81, per Box with foil directions.
GT Sold in Liberty by WIN. McKOW-
AN and J. BALLARD, Agents.
Also sold in Natchez, by McGRAW
and FOX, Druggists. may "a. l2m6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
FKOM " ASlllNGIUN.

The Senate was in secret session ON
"Wednesday, for several hours. They con-
frmrd the nominations of Gen. Armstrong
MS Consul to Liverpool. Mr. jain DAVIS as
Surveyor of the port of Philadelphia, and
Mr.. Norris Wilcox as Collector of New IIa-
ven.
Among the nominations made on Wednes-
day, are mentioned: lY"xandrr q. Everett.
as Commissioner to China; Mr.. parmrnicr
as Naval Officer n, Boston, IN place of
Geo. Roberts; B. F. Butler as Dis,ric, At
torney Of New York, in place of Ogden Ilofl-
man W. Il. Polk (lhe Presidents hrolrr)
Ms Charge at Naples, in place of WIN. Bnul-
ware; Mr.. Jrweu of Maine, as Charge u,
Peru, in place of J. A. Bryan; aud Mr..
Shaler of New York, as Consul to Hong
Kong.
Mr.. Bates was said to be somewhat better
alh"ngli still dangrronsl, sick.
The correspondent Of the N. Y. Tribune
gives the following run,ors -
II is rumured that Amos Kendall has beer
appointed Postmaster for thus city, in place u
| Dr. Jones. THIS may he true. hut the report
| believe is premature. James IIohan, it is re
ported, has been apponicd Solicitor Of tn,
Treasury, IN place OF Mr.. peurosc, BAT this u
not true. Me- lluhan has not been offered II
nor would he accept. lie will probably be ap.
painted District Attorney for this District.
It is sad hat Rumulns N Saunders, Of Nnril
Carolina, viii b. sent as Minister 20 Spain, ii
place of Washington Irving, Esq.
Thc vacant seat on the bench If the Supreme
Court has not yet been filed. As menione
30 you some days ago, Mr. Wilkins, late Serre
r iary Of War, was nominated the last day nl tn
session, but not acted upon. He must be re
Nominated before his name can come before til
Senate.
The Senate will probably adjourn by Monla
: or Tuesday next. They will then have been
fortnight in session.
There Is story ahnat that the British Mn
lister, Packenhan, has sent a rennnsirance
MeNIcn against the Issue Of letters OF marquee
. This is probably without foundation. The d.
| ~ evidently belongs 10 the British Minister
Mexico
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
PUNcru Woodstock Mercl

PUNcrUALiTY.-The Woodstock Mercu-
nv gives the statement of the chairman of the
hoard of authority Of the town of Pomiret in
relation to tie. collection of taxes in that tow
from which ii appears. that. for the rw'
pas, years. he bills amounted In S2Sl3,27
on which the Collector, A. }. Ch,mhrr.in
asked for the abatement of onl, 50, more
than half Of winch accrued on non. residents
and in consequence of rrrors-lraving les
than five dollars abated on the ciizrns OF til,
town. No person was committed, or cen
Of property sold.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
FROM AFRICA.

The brig Chipola, at Baltimore. brings
intelligence from Monrovia to Jan. "a. The
Colonial Legislature closed its session on The
lS 1. Last year the property of the Cap
tain of u British brig which was landed in
Grand Bassa County, contrary to the regu-
lalions of the Colony, was seized by the al.
ihor'ies. This led 10 a long correspondence
with the British Naval officers. in winch The
right of Colonial jurisdiction is fully d'scnss-
ed, being denied by the British, and asserted
by Gov. Roberts, who recommends that an
To the British Government.
The affairs of the Colony were in general
very prosperous. A factory 70, purchasing
slaves had been established near Monrovia,
but was soon broken up.
The natives of Gaboon river have solicit.
ed the protrciinn of England against tho
French, who have, as is alleged, seized upon
their river, after IA fruilrss attempt TO pur.
chase it, and have subjected them to their
rule.
The U. S. brig Truxion. Com. Bruce,
sailed from Monrovia, Dec. %, for the lee
ward, in company with the U. $. ship Yuk-
tan, Com. Bell.
TIE rmisranis that left Baltimore in the
brig CAipola, for the old colony and Cape
Pamas, arrived at Monrovia in safety
Those for Liberia proper, sent by the Penn.
syvania Colonization Society, were to be
settled at Bexley. The Rev. Mr.. Appleby
and the Rev. Mr.. Perkins, aud their wives,
arrived a, Monrovia on the 18th of January,
in the bark California, on their way to Cape
Palmns, where they will join the Episcopal
mission. DR.. S. F. McGill, colonial physi-
clan, of Maryland, in Liberia, was married
in Mnnrovia, on the 1Sth Of December, tc
= Miss Elizabeth Duvany of that place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

% There is no man in Mr. Folks cahi-
net who can be regarded as friend of the
Tariff EXCEPT Mr.. Buchanan, and he is in
the State Department, which has little or
nothing to do with that subject. Mr.. Walker
is ii ,hrorising free trade man, and at the
head of the treasury will have the appoint.
administration of the custom house laws
Nothing good can be expected from him
The whole fnrce of party patronage will now
be against the tariff.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Nl,rv"llous as it ma, appear, the result of
the late "l"''i"n III New ll,mpshirc has f,
s""'" days been regarded us doubtful, aud
cl'in'rd bath ways. 1t is, however, now
pr"i', well s,i'lrh lla, STEELE. loco, is ,rr-
ted Governor, by il bare mvorify! while
Woodbury., who WAS nominated for Congress-
in place Of Hale, is undoubtedly defeated
We hail this as a pleasing indication that
there is some moral sense Of individual res.
possibility in the Granite region, and shall
hereafter regard her fnal redemption as
among the probabilities.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

Miss WEBsTER.-A son of Rev. John Ran.
kin, of OHIO, publishes IA statement in rela.
ton to Miss Webster, recently released from
the Peniten,ary in Kentucky, which utterly
conlradicis that young woman's account Of
her connexion with Fairbank in the abduc.
ton of slaves, and charges the complexion
Of her case altogether. Indeed, If we are TO
believe Mr., Rankin, she ought TO have staid
out her whole term in prison, and having got
out she deserves nothing but scorn for her
character as long as she lives. Speaking Of
her statement, Mr.. Rankin says " il is not
true from beginning to end" meaning there.
hy, that il is false from first to last. Miss
Webster, says he, did accompany Fairbank
to Ohio, but AS To Mr.. Allen and Miss Smith
heing married by the Rev. Mr.. Rankin, he
knows tn be false. That gentleman never
saw or even heard of the parties. As TO her
story iha, she knew nothing Of the abduction
of the slaves, Rankin SAYS he is prepared TO
prove thai she aid know all abou, il, &c.
Tins unfortunate girl is, we are afraid, not
only given to eadding and slave. piferinp.
bn, abominably given to fbbing.-N y.
Cou. and Eng.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

" REFORM."
certain.

II will he observed that the eulniine is in
motion ut Washington hut its motions are
altogether too moderate for the hungry ex-
pectan,s who have relied with so much conf
drncr upon " a new order of things" under
the Polk dispcnsalion. JACOB KENT, jr., of
Orange county, has been appointed Marshall
for this State, IN place Of General Barron,
whose term expires the present month; and
this, il is thought, will be all the consolation
Vermont will get al present. No removals
are anticipated. Mr.. Polk has slgnifrd his
Intention not TO remove old and lone-lried
puhic servants, merely To re- ward clamorous
par,izans. lie is not candidate for rc-rlcc-
tion. aud therefore has no orcasinn for heir
services. 4 mere occupancy under " Ter,
howevrr, is not re- ardrh as a conclusive H.
Il. and il Is said that Van Ness is in grca,
danger Of being" prosrrihrd." The cares
ponden, Of the Evening Post. under date o
| March 18th, writes: "rhe collector Of New
"York is here. and il is supposed that " sal
won't save him." although he is reported a,
ga very efficient officer" Thia may he So
and prrhaps not. The appoinimen, "f Par
d, Ia the Snrvcvnrsl,ip lonas like di,po in.
of the rival candidates for the CollrctorsliI
for the brnrfit of The present incumbent. =
Rat ~, shall see. lf Van Ness has inhuenr,
enough 10 hold on where he is, all will b'
,.;.,, h.r, nf rnursp and tlose n I'M hay,
sren, so much lime in procuring sisners,
will know how to sympahise with the Afri
can who supposed he had heard Whitfield
pr ach,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

PENNSYLVANIA SEN,TnHS.-The Leeis-
|'ur" Of P'nns, lvanin. on Friday lasi made
ch"irr of GEN. Simon CImrtnn of Dnupliin
Cruutv, for Sr,.atnr ~ Congress. in the
Ia set ONT rrliI,,l, for Wn>li rtnr, aud
vii prnhahly t,kr his seat in the Senate
to-day.
c." G ,nrrnn WIS chosen ON the 5;I
"'lnr, hy the uuinn of - Wig votes. with
10 9iv"n hy Democratic mru,h"rS, and by
'Ti'ivf hmrtirarfS. H. is D"mu'rai, hu
is Arri i"lly in favor Of the Tariff, and of &;
dis'r;hn'inn among the states ofihr prnrecd
oi the sales Of public lands. No Wing can
dilaie was nominated. The Democrat,
members II "A c,ncns not fnl.y attended, h.t
nominltrd Mr.. George Wual ward. \ pnr.
linn of the parry drclilrI supporting th'
nomination on the ground tina, he Is an advo.
cate Of the principle Of Free Teld. o.
the first ballot. MIR. Wnndv ard had 81 votes
Gen. Cameron | | and the resi- wrrr scatter.
ed, u considerable number of the Wing vote,
being given for Hon. James Cooper. L.
the snrrr, ding ballots. the votes did not ris,
above Sc. On the 5'h and last ballot, the
votes were for Gen. Cameron 81, Mr. Wood.
ward So, ,nl four scattering. On the sec.
ond ballot, Gov Porter hid five votes. Mr.
Rush was not u candidate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

JnuNsoNIAN-Thc editor of the Salem
(Mass.) G"z,i,e regrets the room the lnau-
pural of Mr. Polk takes in his columns, and
remarks, in style that reminds us Of the
author of the Rambler, tina, the public now
"repard these documents as worse than waste
paprr, possessing all the ticiinn of romance,
without its interest, aud adding the sin Of
hypocrisy To the defect ofdullness.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

Harpcr's illuminated Bible has reached
its tpenty-frst number. The ensrav,nps.
large and small, are very numerous and elc.
gan'ly executed, The smaller ones, especially
being among the handsomest specimens Of
the art. The numbers are sold for twenty.
five cents. The work is now nearly half
completed, and will form by far the fines,
family Bible ever published in this country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
POST OFFICE LAW.

The new act will he f,urd in onr columns
to-day. As il effects "A rad cal change in tie
r"liry of tins branch of the public service
It's provisions should he examined and under.
stood hv every ac!iv' uruher of the com.
muniry. We therefore spread it before ou
readers entire.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

From BARBADoEs.-L dates from
BarhaIoes have been received hy the brig
ncrs ar" manly filled with details Of the
great fire. Brsinrss was completely s"s-
nrndrd nv this disaster. Enirient measures
had been taken hv the auhori,irs for the re-
lief Of The sufferers Al The lowest estimate
200 buildings were destroyed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

FROM MExIco.-By AN arrival at New
Orleans, fio.n Vera Cruz, on the ON instant.
We learn that Santa Annals trial was TO take
place on the 2Ith of February.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

Senator Bates, Of Massachusetts, lies
i'll, "A, Washington. Little or
no hope is entertained Of his recovery,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

--rIIeur geTwcEN THE CREEK AND TIE PAwSEE Is
M, Ss-rbn Ar ansns Int,lnencer at the 22l nli..
saws A.. We learn through Mr. J. w. Taylor, re-
sne table merchant If the Creek Nn''nn' that ne
Pawnee Nation attacked ah9n zen DAYS sue, 'he
Creek who live upon Little River near the store o
Mr.. Thn}nas Ilnzrn. The Greeks were attacked by
the P,wn,>e. but rcpulsrd them after illine s x I"
their Warriors. and without any loss IN Their SHE -
The povneps have reiurnrh To their hnues upon the
wild pralrirs. rr reinforcement with which the,
have sworn To return AMI tnkc revenge. TIL" seat
,etnu Crr,i,s removing from he exposed qrarri
to The denser settlements TIL Cree were dnuclnl
ronni the scalp= aud our nf,rnnnt saws, were great
" excited An account Of the altar has hren trans
mi,trd 10 The Cnnnnniinu Officers NJ Font Ghs II.
THIS af1rrv occurred III The country which was ap
nor,inned Ia the Sruin,les hv the late treaty. nnt
whittier they nre dlilv .remnving. The Pnwners
when thew come back TO filfl their 'hrcn, viii fine
, ,rnnhe nme customer in tIalleck Tns.te.nur-ger
the Seminole chief, and will be apt TO lose PLENTY
saips.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
LATER FROM CHINA.

BY the arrival on Monday, March 10Th, of
the splendid ship Ilouqna, Capt. Palmer. af.
ter IA remarkably short passage OF 81 days
from Macao, we have intelligence from Chi
III II days later than by previous arrivals.
III, Exccllency NJ. La Grange. Minister
nl France To China, with his lady and suite,
had arrived ont in the Friga,e Cleopatra.
Henrietta Hall, wife Of Rev. J. L. Shuck,
Missionary Of the American Baptist Board,
died at Hong on the 9Th of Noven-
Der. She was an excellent woman. and has
left family Of five children. The Europe.
an Police soirilrd the privilege of bearing
her remains 10 the grave.
4 Bank had been established at Hong
Kong by the British Government.
Business AT Canton was dull. The pop.
nIhcc remained quiet. kr,ing had been
'lisgrlced. change in the Ministry had
brought into Office the anti English or Lin
party, and k",ine had been reduced two
Grades in rank. His liberal course toward
foreigners WAS the cause of his loss oC f,vor
with his Sovereign. The friend of China
t"nrs tia, ,rouh.r may grow out Of this
| chance Iribpne.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
.0~~,G
Z r(luotou.)
TIE RAIL ROAD.

FRIDAY MORNING, MAgcH2l, lsi5,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21


And "a route tn Montreal shorter than the Haver.
hill anl Sansrcnd 20i mules. This advantage in dis
taire all her things heinq eq nj, would hr decisive
in favor of the shnri and direct ln".-Ii involves n
saving in nn,av or ut lca $500 000-ard m an n,l
expense # running which unui not he likely 10 he
met hv he local business the of dist ,nre,
and which with IN" loss of TINE must he hnrne nv the
long hlsne.s Of the route be drawback up div
irn's.
>arn, 1--WE clai ih'' an entire r7nie, the
Errp. RrilD vs Fii-. nnd RIlaui unss's through n
.cnunirv Il unrr n, icIivenps--h1vinr more ability
10 all N the cons ruriinn If Railroad and hu'
sirrss liu IN nronnril N 10 us length than
either Of the o,hsrs-aud TINT il will in This respect
conp,rr favor'hly with either Of the other pro
jec,eh striking their excess Of distance Of iheI
most unnrodnc'lvP parts
Thirdiy-Thnr this route will bring more new hu
siness IN R,s'nn Ihan nnv other. Reaching into IN,
rieh Cnuaiie- OF Western Vermont assing aloaq Ia,
shore nf Lake Chanplin, it viii furnish new thor
onuhf,re FIR The business OF these Counties and o
Nor,hern New York, and naturally draw 10 Boston
mncL which now passes hrou,h The lake and canal
10 Hudson and thence ~ New No'k,
FoutIhl v--1he saving IT distance is moi 10 h.
wh,lly ,isreqariei in ref rene" 10 the arrange ner n
,,s,,,e, Ia be male ia connection with the Atlantic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-30
uatert tflcoilinss.
vvrSrAR,S BALSAM.

A covpOrSD BaLSlNlC PREPARATION tlo,n
"A WIZ Cherry Bark and TN-lne pes. 49, iS.'.
xnoyvu 10 tie Word tor lie cure q Coughs Io.1s
croup eeding Of the L.ns~. Whoop.ns y Prone
- TIs-rrs Sbo,tne,s OF Breath. Pain and Weakness m
he Bress, or SIDE Liver Complaint sni ne af' ase'
re- !, THoUSANp CURES. IN osses deemed utterly
hop,ess hsve firmly established ~ sas; s1pe,os, ~
49, liner r,si.ca, discovery. Il has Always beer syea
NSr,r,s own Prescription beng formed e.Axa. '1o1
,be-,rsi EXTRACTS from Wild Cherry Ssfk Nad 49,
rs. hst are thckly scattered wherever dseases az nc
Gnss prevail We give STEW u a.,sscs, 81
sv tsiare.. WI. Re give- 81 he New io's Aksne,
WHO w.s gwen up by q. Of her paNscAs - uo =.
.unprOr had bar; mmor for months Oh we a
among aye OF mater sorto osny 81
-. no ,scne Tor TWO months being Pasl 81 hope-ef'
r.i- cured bv few coolies OF his Bsssm IN SEPTEMBER
A Carrsan. New.Ycrk City. who hsd no, slept VIE
Town or seven years being obliged 70 seep N sus
pOsslrr.l 50 isr cLfei A. % s--el" - 80 '-- ~
Thomas Brsa-e ESQ. J. P Jamaica. l. ersd Of stanss
u ~ years standing. =. -. 49, ,.t,
LA, he lad voen, cough and pain IN NE s1e-'or mou,
a.ed l.rre quantities OF corrupt mser-Aso nluch
his rhv.icians could DO but E,e tor mni-gsve MN ps
mercury but td Soodhs Trends a. 'apposeu ne nau
"saiopng consumption -<nic,y cIFee y vi " '>e'>'
WlSTAR'S BALSAM -. =, a, -,
Mn Am D. Hopsns Of Nrswlesvle y. \: entir-.y
cured Of liver complains. and general ceoiy Of esn's'o
JscoS Hasmss. NJ. D. Huntingdon, cured child o. 7
Schrob OF o6s-sie disease Of The Lungs AFTER ne na1
r.ed 81 the usual remedies N vain -, -.
Css.- are daily occurring iE every part OF ne coanu,
which prove inconiesuby the VAST 81 psrp''s =. s -,
every shade OF Lung and Liver disease ever every '
preparation heretofore known 70 tho wsr.d - ...-,,,
Sold. Whoesse sni Retail by A. 4. \ ". sASDs,
Wnoies-e rr-ggis - Fulion-s. New YORK sou a-o ~
ONLY Asssrs CIR. rree, 81 per bottle sA
bottles for a. ull-s ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-30
CLIFF TON SPRIN GS;
White Sulphur.l


"a THIS ESTABLISHMENTS, situated upon The Az
NJ burn and Rochester Railroad, equlsant iiO t'eDs
"a aud CaasndaisGs, .avua. bsen eAlenued by eli
argng AID improving tins HOUSE. and lncfessn. ls auri.
Baths open Tor the ,puoa Ins
subscriber, having leased Ire premises term Ut years.
disposed to spare no exefon 10 cnaer hs HOUSE
ing, and The say OF hs guests every way pesssn. aud
comfortable.
The beauties and advantages OF the location lie couugy
ge number vt nounstng villages and a. Tie pune4yal
lorous through the State, the VI tue Wafer
medicinal properties w ueh. from The snaly
ly Prot hadry ol Geneva College IL vgal ~ Oc amcs,
purely White sulphur strength. with sisi iaal-
appearance and effect. ths White Springs of Virginia.
pincd the beauties II the .pothe scenery, ne grove.
Nth All abundant spring dow ns iron us midst, stos ether
ender spot by thing of tho And ia sns
state and presents lnsng Apeei ~ toe vi sase
md pleasure well IS Ia the invalid pursuit oi heath
e influence OF healing waters and change VI sinios.
pierre aud scenery.
Pare. OF pleasure or individuals their way or
he Falls viii md II very pleasant relief 10 soY sosa sLs
cars which pass within few steps Of TIE House, AMI JOY
he cool breeles OF grove and i.s refreshing ~s.s ~
or one train Persons wishing RELIEF rom Tic business AMI
OF Tie City, and greater quiet Than iound 81 SsssoAs
yn Ind lhs very desirable resort requiring vny about 4
ours' ride ~ reach H.
The Water Is found be highly beneficial In a., %
.crous erupuons OF lhc skn, sxlt heni and h.anisc
siiectons AND Will eject permanent sIfes-
Dyspepuc persons. and those abonng under state " zen
,ral debility, will md The Water valuable icsiofst
Manchester June 1919 81 PAhkE,
legs ~ tLa,e OF the Franklin House. Osueyss