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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02

AT meeting cf the "Rchmond Faye,e Ar
tllery," at Military Hall, Tuesday night, Au-
gus, 10Th, 1915, alter drill-Cap;ain Ellis in the
chair
lieutenant Nimmo offered the following pre-
amhlc and resolution:
Where's, in the presen, state faiairs strong
probability exists that Mexico will declare war
against the United Sla!cs; and feeling this 10 be
an occasion when our volunteers should be prompt,
in rendering their services for he defence oi their
country,
"Beu therefore Re~'red, That The Captain be-
and he is hereby requested 10 offer the services
OF The Richmond Fayclie Artillery 10 The Secre-
taIy Of War OF The United States, for any duty
he may think proper 10 assign us
Lieutenant Rawlings seconded the same, with
remarks.
After remarks from The Captain, Lieut.. Bowen,
Scrgean, Hatcher and Surgeon Brown, the pre-
amhle and resolution as proposed were adopted
with but one dissenting voice.
An abstract from III. m:nnies.
THOMAS II. ELLIS.
Captain Richmond Faycue Artillery.
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OFFICIAL.
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We are favored with the following COPY Of the
correspondence which has passed between The
"Richmond Fayclie Artillery" Company and the
Secretary OF War. il breahes The lrne spirit:
RICHMOND, Va, August 81. 1915.
Sir: In pursuance OF resolution which have
now the honor 10 communicate TO you, beg
leave 10 offer 10 your department The services OF
the "Richmond Fayelle Artillery" for any duty
yon may be pleased TO assign tous.
This corps, being one Of volunteers, has been
in commission more than lwen,y.ihree years. II
has now on lis roll iifiy-two members. With the
exception of three commissioned Officers, and two
company officers, il is composed exclusively Of
mechanics. We are we'll uniformed, well equip.
ped with swor.s, pistols, and four beautiful six.
FOUNDER brass guns; and could assemble Tor du-
IL upon short notice. The strength Of The COM
pany might, with readiness be Increased 10 tic
complement, OF a full company, according 10 re-
eulatinn.
In making this offer, we are actuated, as our
resolution expresses, by The threatening attitude
OF Mexico towards our country. We are not
uninformes! ct the many wrongs our ieow-cil-
zens have suffered at The hands of Mcxco-hrr
refusal TO render Justice in many yet unaGusted
cases-and the violation OF right which she
would commit By now invading Texas. We do
not desire war; b1i, as volunteers in view Of The
position she has assumed, we feel that we are in
The proper discharge OF our duty when we offer
ourselves Tor war service.
Should there be, in the opinion Of your depart
ment necessity for drausht from the volunteers
ol Virginia. | beg 10 say, for mysclf and nv
corps, lha, ,!ond feel greatly honcrcd b. being
Included among them.
am, sir, with great, respect, your ohcdicn.
servant, THOMAS II. ELLIS,
Captain Richmond Fayeue A.iii!cry.
Hon. WlLLlAsi L. NANCY,
Secretary Of War, Washington City.
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T. WORDS oFFlCE.-Drawins Of Va. I.e,>burs
LOTTERY. Cas- rs:
- 10 % 7 J, IS 3 20 81 ! 81 81 3.
Drawing nj AlexsudIia Lottery, Class *:
- - 81 rs Is p IS - 20 Is.
pfawns q AsIlGdlia Loit ry, Evra, Class :05:
~ ~ 5 - So IS - SO p 80 > II ~ ~.
Drawing Of Virginia Moncnsa!.a Lottery, No. 81:
81 q! $50 I6 rs IL e. - II 81 - Il.
s"' me Ticket 10 draw the S.j,0'1 iar, address
sept J. +. WORD, Richmond.
Hof Is ofFicE.-Drawirg receired by o'clock
i1uay. ..pira: $50, 600 in two prizes OF si0ooJ,
&c. ilekrts s5-shares In prapnfion. Packages fsr
'a n, On ,h> usnh! terms until Il o'clock.
iniS EVENINGS, 11p can he had for 90 80 at
ROYT'S OFFICE,
rent 40. 3, Exchange.
IgoYI'S rRlZE OFFICE drawing of Mononsa!a
ii Lottery, Class IS:
81 c. GJ l6 is Is c. IS - o. 81 II.
Alexandria Extra, Class 2d6
~ % 70 - Is IS % 81 - ~ Il l9 -.
A'r1andria. Glass IS:
- - 81 10 Ii 81 &c 90 - -.
Sept
EfRA"iSG OF fukumnke River Lattrry, NJ. l73:
- = . u @ IS - % - ~ OF 80 10 IS q.
Drawing Of Delaware, No. enS
81 10 81 ! 80 % % IS 50 IS III 20.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated. No. 81:
50 81 G6 ~ 10 Il l6 rs ~ - A.
Sept . c. EuRRrsS.
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. VIRGINIA WATERING PLACE.

A correspondent ct the Baltimore Patriot pays
the following high compliment 10 one Of our mos
agreeable summer retreats.
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1)ltent nlc0itircs.
wrsrAR's BALSAht.

COMPOUND BAL>ASuC PREPARATION from
n Ma Cherry Bark and rar-lne best hhNrDf
Known fo tlr Word Tor lie cure ~ Coughs Gods NsN
Craun b essrs az the Lungs Nhoopngcor, u' bfonei-
n. fnslerra Sorness Of Breath PAN ana Weakness "a
he B-., or SIDE. Liver Comp al and he tfs. stages o
~ a THOUSAND CURES IN cases deemed utterly
homeless. have frn.y e~ah slcd - vast sipcr'uft 90
-r- FORMER fr. ' discovery T. is- Always been :, 80
.fs-f. own Persecution bcin- frrfnet cNgfy iruin
-henr-s extracts from WLi Clarrv Bars AMI Aar-two
trees tha, 1cky scalered wherever oss.s a. $50 S
lungs prevail We give FEW instances OF - rNTao'1las
power from acafal1gur almost ithout end;
lady llilrsss vii b. gwen Al ne New t'fA Ass'Nl
DO was gwen up by al o, her nli sicai, To dc OF CO"
Sumption, hei hard ulrnof Tor monih, on ne >a'
among arar quantities ofniai-r sort ci oony >o-i
faken no meciue Tor months beng past al hoit-n
1rcy cured by few bottles Of rs Bs.-sm Ia SEPTEMBER
and October. 1874
4 Cansn NewYors Cry. who had not slept. lying
down wears. fntin- onll-ri 20 sleep m sili-
poirel 80 far cured attend io hs business M Ire mos
stormy weather
Taoma. B-sdce Esq p Jiaica, l. cured OF asthma
rs,nt. Co1er. Hsidonsed y. J. iestifes under ca'h
th,f hs fsa violent gh and pam n Tie ste-tor months
"a .ai frr- Quantities 81 corrupt macraso much oiopi-
Id. r1r.rti. c1Iii 90 hut lile Tor ln-aFt MN Plus OF
.r.-rr but iil no Zno-l- friends all supposed De- lh
sro5n. consumption entirely cured by three bottles c
Wl>TAR'S BALSAM =, =, .-s-.,.
N-s Am d. Hopkins. Of Hnowesvile, y Y: entirely
cirsi cf liver complaint and general ceohiy OF e's"eVn
jacob Holman. NJ D. Huntingdon. cured a child Of 7
S--a.1s of obstinate disease lie Lungs. N~f ne i~
Tried all tae usual RENE lies no VAIN
Cases daily occurring ln every pAt q" .le So'n..s
which prove nc la'esh.y Tie vast peoIy OF ~ ossa
every shade of Lung ami Liver disease over every "''
preparation heretofore known fo he weird ..,,
sold. Wholesale and Retail by \ D. u >N>b'
Wholesale Druggists - Futou-,L New forN. SOFA aso a.
Only AcESrs Is THIS CITY Price, = per bottle sA
bodies for - mi-foh
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THEY MET
A CHANT OF 1nr - CLUE.


Twas a nation thar met i'm thc hearts OF q lew
Twas the sprt thai quicksud the year rl-niy''"o-
The spirit--yea sFIRirs-uot phantums a. Aii'
Sur heroes and marty o.. were hoFcun1 there
And Teasing their souls ON The uev-riser li-nt
Aud rising as bulwaIks OF union and might
And whisp,fine--"I0 glory. ON earth OF above M
The PATHWAYS the passwords are Concord ana Love
lac Banquet the Banquet the year iciiN-t'e
CO. da-tarOs and rcmh.c---o. iNrunis, couiiiNe
Jur Marion has wa,cud 20 Freedom again
Twas only m s!umbcT she dreamed Of chain.
lncy met-ycs they met their father. had done
ihcS rosc-ye- they rose with battle half on
Ana iney spoSe-oh they spoke and their words as
they rol
Form shield for each hear and stay for each soul
FOR they Dung DER the future the liah OF the past
TIL the gloom " The present IN bulhance j. lost
And our oldest and coolest, from centre 10 shore,
Feel something within them they felt nor before past
And young and strong with their hsck 10 the
Embrace IN the ardor Of concord ~ last.
and they murmur. al eager bound through the blast
All the spring gales Of Freedom are coming too fast r
The Club shall assemble though iyrunts should stride
On our Isle with the de mons of death by their side
DR. each wild rushing torrent our mountains contain
should leap In a livery OF crimson again. NOR,
We have chiefs and we've leaders we've might and we've
Than in war or in peace We could number before;
and we've spirits rs bold ~ the Dane ever brsvc,
When bis oonqueror rose from the sou DC els!A'a a.
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n FORGET ola wrongs" why. yes.
When they shall cease % wound Us
Not when. a- now. they press
Their calling chains around n
But wake and strive anew.
And present wron-- take heed o.
What hearts can feel and hands can do
The present day ha;h need Of
WHY seek IN olden songs,
IN ancient tale and story.
For legends OF your wrongs
And traces Of your glory
Have Sc not hearts % be
The home Of free aspiring
Have Sc not eyes t0 zee
The chains tia, So expire IN
Then wake your hopes once more
Yo1 more than ever need them
And raise from shore 20 shore
The thrilling cry oi freedom
And bee iAe pas, forgot,
When j. bath ceased 90 wound u'
But -lecp-oh sleep So not,
While present chains are round NJ
KATE
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- % II II BONFlRI


OR, TIE LAPrisrs Eve
The Bap,ist'- Eve-ihe Baptist Eve
We bail The elorious day
And may the saint I'm heaven receive
The uuiaurht peasant lay
FORGET the tolls 0i other days
Bid other cares besone-
While thus We meet. with whlrlmg i-e'
Thine eve 10 greet. 80. John
He was q burning shining light,
Then celebrate hi- praise
With hearts So warm and fires 80 bright
1lM heaven and earth may blaze
Though wc through every season change
4 iic o pain DRAG on.
In these our icasi-. We're kings and priests
Thy fires around. - John
We've ioicd this long. long summer day,
And baihcd iu sweat our brow
And scarce our tyrsnt scanty pay
~u.tains our forces now
But we have hearts that will not shrink,
Though hope itself bee gone.
While thus We bound. 10 muslc's sound
Thy fires around. 81 john
The bird my feed amidst the corn.
Tho bee may suck tine ilowcrs-
BIT of the land where wc were born
The air alone is ours
But may that air. with swelling breeze.
Our ppm- still watt ON.
TIL earth and Shy return theory
That mounts ON high, ~ John
The bone thc Saxon's hand has picked
The lcancs- branch be- -pums-
The trembling slave may dare 20 crave,
And these tonight Dee burns.
But If tine heart 5 true love be there
When all beside is gone,
Look down and smile on this rude pile.
That lights our isle, 81 John
The future shall not dim the light
Which thus from care we borrow,
For he whom we adore tonight
VIII plead for us tomorrow
The Baptist Evc-ihc Baptist's Eve,
The brightest Ger that shone-
Then Jet Ms raise our loudesi lays
Thy name 10 praise. 81 John
WlLHELN
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VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LINlMENr.-rhs celebrated remedy : now
lr the first of r,d 90 the Nev-Nors public; uie
celebrity which obtained ia the county lWesicheser
where b WAS originally introduced has induced te puprc
Tor % extend sale throughout le country There hts
never SET been discovered an external remedy mat hs
proved It's elects Ia permanently curing le il
owing discusses. Riearlasul >acof Lnibs. Pan, ~ ~
Ctesf arf Ble, Svrns. BRUISES Nervous recf,oHs ca.
49,, n fis oinf, C3ntrsrfions Of Mscss. Burns. Sui
qiesna Group. .fgge tn ne Face. Tooth icie. cS Sc
The following letters from the highly eminent physicians
who have had charge ofthe Hospital IN the sing sing stat
sor of iiis celebrated EXTERNAL REMEDY and s suf
fceut guarantee That ti- worthy the confidence oi r pHo"e
For particulars the certificates accompanying eaeh DOT
de. Price p cents. o.. -. s,.., ,s,,
M Tc1r SIR Received your note of yesterday asking my
opinion Boz relation to HUNTS LiNiMENr, prepared %,
Mr. O. r. Stanton Knowing rs composition, and mFini
frequently used H. can recommend 70 o you as safe es'r
nal remedy am n my opinion e best Linmeni now ~ use
Very truly and respectfully yours, .
4. h. HOFFMAN,, NJ. ID.
Col PIERRE VAN CovRrr,SDr
'~"' NM v BELCHER, NJ
This Linimenti sold By Rushion Ca. 10 Broadway u
A.f0r House: Broadway corner Fourteenth street, \ h.
ID S,ul. 70 Fulton street l1i Broadway II East brnil
way. A.n.nwal 80 William street, MetAim, Oh bfod"N'
u1n = HuNerv of Grand street. Moss, corner o
Cannon anu Grand streets, C. T. ltnrsis ~, Nassau -i
corner OF Ann. BOnss. corner Canal and Hudson Nueuh
corner Cedar and Nassau, j. j. toddinson oo hu9sors
Gruhan corner Old sip and Water - lliohard 'onu' n
John s Mr. HAYES. 1872 Fu'on 81 Brooklyn; Slurk cor o.
Asr- and Columbia Streets BROOKLYN; and Druggists ge
nernlv hrou 1houf tine United Saics and by hoADiri
PHELPS CO, lf2 Wafer street. y Y who are ue "ine
sale agents Order, addressed ID them or Ia the proprietor
"S"s ''"s' VIII GEORGE F. STANTON.
Bush Hyyer 49, Disbrow as. Hill, 19 Greenwich 81
Gunn cor Beecker and Christopher s Watson, 30 CANA
e ~ Cox 10 8th avenue Sargent 3t street and 81 avenue
Gahauder l sch avenue; Jackson. 10 NirffY ~ kpuoh
1872 Fa. Broadway. Colby 3jl Pear =. Everett ~ hudson
street. iarf. 3i8 Grand street, NJ y buncN X j. hu-u
fo- srI Row -, aln lmv
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REMOVAL.

THE PUBLIC is notified that The Office for The sale OF
/ sCHENCk'S PULMONlC slRu p, has been removed
loor- below broadway opposite National Hotel We eau
ol iAe public io .ear m mind ia, T. : bssslal, oi ~
file Genuine SCHENCk's PuLMONlC SYRUP.
Bcwarr0f Counter f-.-peN are oi spurious iniliioh-
To obtain e pure, genuine, unauthorized >cnecAr fumo
syrup, go directly 90 te Propneors ONCE No Court
ind.-ireet
Tins Meiicneis the only ever discovered, that can be
ried upOu with safety for Tine cure of pulmonary Nonsuhp
ION lf has rlirr' when every Thing else as me-ine si-
nor am- - without ihc tear of contradiction and does D.
ipul te dearest CONVICTIONS % lfu- II .ihe ana usen
according 90 directions seldom fails or ehecimg perfect
ure.
Iprncpe of operation easily explained. II soois and
aims troublesome cough. npcns the abscess, facilitates
Nueci0raol and frees ile lungs of TIE matter VINO
1e.,. ir fe airule. Ircguafes the bowel, without t.e
- uf other medicine strengthens the system. and purnes
le ulooc II contains n0 mercury, opium, or ol,f pois"
Ingredients, bu l. made eNc.u-sey of r'o- ana ne,-'
tn--t.. lir early history of this syrup may De- seem Il
ir4nlied from rs curing the Author when IN me lowest
.fa-e of Pulmonary Consumption
T1-oeIierc ~ a cure for Pulmonary Consumption, has
low become permanently established win the pubic ih
lumber of cures of Pulmonary Consumption male IN we
CITY, which are before A" punc' are -'iintul ~
be- syrup VIII cure Consumption, and i the only medicine
hat can relied upon 20 700 safety n that fShiiu G-et-
To tle tou-umlAte nymis can ue oi more n..l,- ~
he caste of Mrs.. Tucker, No - Norkstree Jersey C Sne
lar reduced n Consumption as to be- unable 10 ie'e
r bed She took -cienck- Pumonc the disease tiei De-
n fo rpen 'r au-ces- came 10 head and she discharged
early quart OF yellow matter. er lungs healed her Hest
r-r, am .he I. uo, iu tD en- ovm,ut of good health
NJ Lu-k Pastor of the r. d. Church. Jersey Cry, states
ls Pee IS acquainted with Mr-. Tucker, and believes hcr
1aeent as gwen In Sclencks Treatise OF Consumption 70
true -.
Welava only space mention the names Of Mr. {: Van
Ne-f Ne- BnIus,sca late Merchant uf Sew 1orh no Ia
Nalsfreef who restored 20 health by the Use ~ t-
,yrln Also Mary r.. Van Buren, No. 6 Christopher street
York. Charlotte Evans, 20 Montgomery street jersey
iiv daughter of Mr. Peter Delaney. No p MarAeisuee
Nc,garh " j.. who were oil victims % Consumption ana
lrli br tle Use Uf Syrup alone.
We Just add iu usion that any person wishes iur
her sf-fi.ou fiau Is furnished u ScencA- Treai.e, D,
lf I.p
rsf fn person. OF fe highest standing, VINO have beer
....l I.. -...s-'..f. PM mamie -.rrn m1f lmeDds
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SALAMANDER SAFES.

DTCHs IMPROVED PATENT Salamanca
IL ,AFES-N srrantec Fire, THE, aud Damp Proof tn
-elamander he only safe among The many purpoftns
be FIRE Proof which has in AL proved 20 be so D
has been severely tested different and not sng
Oe adduced where has failed 10 presef
contents Upwards Of four hundred have been sold y
The subscriber and his agent IN Ne'~Oresn- The puoe
invited 70 cal and examine for Themselves al the store on
A. ;. MARVIN, l3ot W aisr ~
Safes Of other makers and second hand Sstes Tor So
| cheap hy~"
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u u nc nm" T"HI |-ITTT y 10. TNT-77IT.
THE ARRAY or NAMES.


mr.. UPuAMS ELECrJ AIRY can Internal remedy l.
~ certain cure Tor le PILES, either internal OF eNtcr
al-heedug blind. sold only in f- ciy at hr oihce OF
he original Proprietor. 4 UPliAM, NJ. d. regular educa
. Physician oi twenty years experience confined 10 an
ce practice where Piles and an Chrome Diseases are sue
es-fy treated. Medical Office. zoe Bowery, four door
hove spring-stree Office hours from A. NJ 10 > = NJ
ADVICE e-ars mvl7 lmDNW'
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PREPARATORY lBOARDlNOl SCHOOL, MlDDLf
L TOWN CONN-D. IA. CHASE, \. NJ PR SClPAL
F.ah- shed n 1881 Sessions commence May ION mh oet
18th continuing tive months al 80 per session. Inorou.
urrraraion College bu-incss AMI personal achu"'
are secured o pupils fully la the most eNpcnsivc schools
Lads from Ne-Ior placed IN charge OF careini per
49, t1'.7..-.,- d1j yc
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PATENT WATER PIPE

ME sub-crUer- manufacture FIFE, tHEAPEK and
i BETTER than ans other ia u-e for The couFeyaAtt
oil WATER tO Cte-. Villages and Private Residences 4
conveys 10 pure the fountain t-eli, and THEY WAN
RANT 10 SUPERIOR and more DURABLE tlan any otiti
for n soil and Pipe, and for hydraulic purpose
generally. An extra premium Of ten dollars aiid sstI
medal were awarded the Inventor al the last FAR OF he
American Institute.
Al. orders promptly attended to al ~ Fuoa,sireet
}. DALI q W.
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pTERcE's RANGES.

~ PIERcE's FIRST PREMIUM sEW rAIkSI
In rtVo f,xr,S RANGES. combining economy, COVE
ri,cr and durability They are 30 constructed Ina, Il is
Almost impossible for em 20 gr oIt u ofuef or pr
80. - rark 80 common u al other ranges They have
- In s ior The ia- 70 months and IN every instance gwen
- utmost isfacion, and Ia instance has the Pro-
or,ur-tor been called 70 repair one.
All Ranges put up by he subscriber warranted 10 give
.r- -an.iaeuon Il they 90 not, they vii be taken away
without the .ea-t expense tO ths purchaser
nY-s M GEORGE PIERCE, Proprietor. ~ Broadway
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iRlsiiri.iEzE


II Is not the coat Q not H. hue.
Its texture. cut or red. or blue,
The might of mind can show,
Or tell the deeds the arm can do
For mankind veal or woe
It's not the brightest cleaning brand
That marks the tluest, brayesi hand,
When slaves or tyranis take their stand
To save or sink ruined land
Oh mo-; believe me. no.
Howc'er the gliding hand OF art
Nav varnish each unseemly part,
Or deck the outward bowl
That vi nderworking thing. the heart,
or makes or mars the whole
But who the iOamy mountain sees
When all unmarshalled by the breeze,
The warrior biliow rests Al ease,
And so beneath coat of irieze
May rest hero soul
ILL.,
r was mountain might IN freze arraycd
That first and last on Death parade
In Erins cause was seen,
Till tvrani rucd the game they'd played
80 red the dye had been;
And witncs~-mutc but sadly true
To this our island DER we view,
In mounds of more than verdure's hue.
With brighter flow rct- glancing through,
That blood bcgotien green.
w.
Oh. bold and true Of heart and hand
Whenven-cance whiri'd her dripping brand
And tyranf~ sought their knees.
And flags and shout. i0r iaihcrland
Electrified the breeze
Twas rustic chiefs thai foremost led,
The foremost feet as ioemcn fled;
And Oh. may Heaven be their bed,
Who thus have fought and thus have bled
In coats OF Irish iriezc.
RFTFA-T NAN
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'..Hl l-.Aaf y r. ~ t-af
~ MElNE-lAl. L--L ;

ON WEDNESDAY. JlF y
pof,TS Srf0rS BROGAN> ari HArS-2f00 cases
8oof. ~. Bro .ls ai Has, comprising he most yaus-
M and a-- selected assortment ut Goods ol ne Ald ever
\. - a. ...-s..-- myi9
Every 10, o1 lie catalogue Fi be sold without reserve
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a., THIS LONG hNON AND fANOkltf EslAb-
u l-lmcni, extensive grounds belonging 10 10
A ami all lis appuricnances las been recently put aso us
most perfect and repair, aud VIII be openca TOT mo
,ecepilon OF visitors ON the 18th Of June next
The inducements aud advantages offered by Tue sans
sOuc" A. ghtu summer retreat are too "iey Known
% render Description necessary lis spacious AND
elegant saloons and apaitmeus-u- flch AMI diNcfsneu
ncuty pleasure grounds, now IN tr hSbest
fa. finish ami cuiiyauOnAc quiet f'tf'ineni oi ~
dv the comfort and order winch Is intend
IA snail pcyade and characterize the whole establishment
all combine present unfyaed attractions to e pubic
10 amie- and those Who from delicate health Or Other
asons nav prefer quiet and reposc, ioncrs peculiar adv an
ages n. location Is sx miles from Saratoga spnnss wan
Anch has communication by railroad several um' dAy.
mus anoidng easy opportunity OF nngng IN me saues ana
nusenenis that FASHIONABLE. watering place, Without De-
ug snbecrd e. annoyance and confusion OF ia Crowds
me Saratoga Mineral Waters VIII be constantly mfnshed
a, fresh health and sparkling a. Al the springs themselves
There are also Mineral Fountains IN the ni-iiac sieniy
Of the Sans soucl, great value and efficacy Inc new
SULPHUR SPRING Barns AT Saratoga Lake are four mice
distant and carriages w from Tie Hotel al ali nes os
me accommodate no may wish To use the bsu
" 10 enjoy he delightful scenery OF the lake. ., =,
The sans sOuc Val De under tue charge Of Mrs IL H.
CRANE and h. W HUAtORD, late OF The tag" TaSrn,
Albany; and they trust that their personal enofs togcurr
with IL many natural anlages and attractions, wi render
AID that could be- wished iOf BY those who seek beein,
comfort or pleasure during the coming seasol
Dlf
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Gff-RAi'D on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or tins
aer 0f IvrgovfSs rHe MFvorY handsome royal octave
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