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strong as il has been represented In l,s
has been stormcd and taken by our brave
soldiers. | should have stated that Col
Hays, with ab1dy Of his trnops, and Can.
taIiis GlllspIe and Nc nfioch VerF al tlIe
tatfng ofthe pa'pce. Capt. 4il.espie was
vas alortaisF sebl1 led ,aisl aiei vesier.
DIS morning Regretted ly lie Whale &.
ny.
cannot Keep up, at all. with the Ran
gers. Their services have been iilx.ll.a.
able TO Gen. Taylor, from the commence
ment of the campaign. They fight with
all the steadi.esS Df odd spldiers--and are
CONSTANTLY IN the--n1ax I.l.es4 ca....rt
owes them h much FIR iheisqnoh.c cnIiIlei.
say nothing, as yet about Gen, Taylor,,s
proceedings on the other sisle Of the town
Fisecansc the iat5Fn9iinnoi haS.se received
g. not Wills auliientirait,.L.,: IA II endaIi
aug both ieamf p,ll With this. division.
nei'hef kiosyiiig thai the otherzwas viii,
IT. until wasipo late 10 re return irii aisl
Is % COMMUNICATIONS between the diixlIJss..
IONS except byo:lrmt.d Indies bsi' men, The
lGeneral has, ipnwevcrs takea slhr,c hat
t1rrle3S near, the town ea3 the other side
IN doing wllieh,oh has lest, about three
nm Irct men .Ikil,eIaal wlnadell! I,l, a6l
k1aw the ek;.ci llNnsIero isilleIs but will
l.c q able 70 gaireftains before this leItd,
gncs77-apd will Try 'tsgireg other particu.
IEATs.t Mai b s6g ..foia 3. f1ateJ ,tstt
lien, TaYl0rs has arrived lat General
Wortl, ho.I ,C,,a ,.,,r, -, ,I.,s... 4 =
flgagcdinltewa with kmpuda' $ inrssen'
gers, considering The ehainy IS proposals
IA, remembering, The, town and the large
fort a he northeast side .stpwtl. Tia; .str,
= VERY stropsg, and Is be,iryeslln contain
afaIeast rtwsnt4l tslaseE Hustijitiesl have
feas..a uptil the eanlercacei shailIFie: c.s:I.
cinded. here mist l,e. eair lirnal. ii st.
Quantity f,PrnpeiY in town, spatiicu,arlyl
arms and alnmgnitian.ss ri q iuas oil
yo s'lanld have mentioned that the "a
Division marched frpm icamp. with only
two days cations, and nolientss "a large
3naJ9rliy al the aiiieers, and. many of the
men workedIand climbed Mountains, cila<..
ed The cnemy, and fought forty iglL. hours
With nothing to ca hut raw corn. AIat.h
OF the tw9 days raiions were sspoile,l ~
The raIRsTrand' as the trBaps were IRE.
qaently ordered oRat an. i,.staat's nn,ice
they left their haynrsarks,l,ehind.u 50
81 There have been from, ten to fifteen
ihoasaRd troop at this eplacc ever sinrt
we have bfeib here. bu they arc leakina
nut, IN sciIiZrn' ciuihes. as fast as The,
can dodgenf As soldiers, there is M
escape for them, e7 y.t.,are9 s.f.i s
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aceotdancc with The above. He was
faa1 Macon CO.. H., where his body
was coFeyel i'xs his frie1I,. VIA were
e company withshi.n Il anpears thkf hc
Tad bern deiainfd at Wilmington until
bis eemrsfss had got several mile The
start q him: 50 Dat he was alone Lien
his accident happened He was Justice
efthe Peace whsse. h, r.ssii and said
70 hasr occupied a high position in The
affections ID, all his acq. iAhIanees.
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Oil J .l5,.sl: SIGNAL.
Tneslay, OcloIbeIr: ~, Isas.
THE M0an0Ny.

e.,f. s5{f r<r.ls lHG MUA nuISs {l4 t-seft elA
As, viii be seen in another column.
Governor Ford il answer to several let.
ters addressed to him hya nilmaler Of the
citizens Of Nauvoo, has, issued q 'prrocla.
nation p calling on the Militia of the State
t"iassemaiei fir the purpusecoft restoring
the supremacy s(sihel IA VS. in that region.
tnah5 hiring igc DfF:nders 10 an &c account
tii,r , tilsis iitnims Vacations of all law
Il, l.nI I,s order The pr9priety Of the Execilg
live adopting iliis Course. cannrn; lie q,lcs
TONED. when THE repeated boaibrrakS
which have tlisgraccit Ibis Safe in the.
eyes Of al orderly citizens arclc susideresl.
i.eI This land uI frecdoinIliit kas1rvt.f
been the boast of our citizens, that tie
Tree and unrestricted right Of each indi,
vidnal 10 exercise his religions faith FAC.
cording 10 the dictates .of his awn con.
SCIENCE was alone eninyed.l lI'hcgfiglit
to free exercise Of religions ,.Ipini,ils
are Guaranteed BY 1oGr constitution and
laws, TO I'll our citizens so long sin the
exercise OF th'se views, they do not con-
llicti With the rights and privileges of 9th.
ers. This o.cratiioI,n which ire are all
proud Of has been set atdef:ance1ip our
own Siate--assect hasibecn attacked rel
pratcaIy, in the ostalruial hianii,.r,, aid
in cutter violation IF law by an an as
Sc semblage et armed men. 1.-The Slermons
had by any Illegal aetsupon the rights on
property Of my of The citizens IF il.is
State, hecahcg Simultaneously aa5fb,pea;
g ms ls dlsgFaccEili and dangerous resort,
when they were alone amena!,le1 To the
laws ofthe State; (which should beet, CIR.
Ffarceito have icoHpcrcl them 10 submit
ta'ehs sfaiesa This prosecuted and he
uighted Sect kafc been driven wen from rom cur
State State by '!arss Of arms merely fsrop M
sqnssaked Their houses in n1anylinstan.
eosshaseh.btea harmed IL the ground
their witcs and children turned out upon Is
The f sp9td ) cJhariliss'" of the yqrli-rand
several OF lheirsliFeslhaYe hesnsacrifeed
r-Hall togrltifp si,espredjlIdices Of set Of
men, sined tie authoritiys Of sxlpsaillina
then from their homes silo "a, -, $50
81 the MarmOus hayedbeon driyensfaoni
1hslEs properly aud Iioalss, hocsIsoo Of
their, pecnliarye Iieio0sa lchgts Or for ans
9s'hesscai.se WRatsSese ~ 3 an Sia arms
. ss'as q men, ne say let The laws he, e, :,
etFcea and these agailiy afFsa1ersasI,cf
setsssbl peeAysp,snishneni e,s,ils H.,
''i'sii'iHsi ibs tiya iFigiI aaIiefsHae Is our
.liAys re ssi3ne Can ensure The ns a aS,e
i5y q oIlr iDistit,itjo.ls lie, praper mode.
tsS 'l'pse iAdYiailals aElso, allegesltnss il.e,s
~ ! " tps1k il.iImci lI.y shso AlbFhoa q,.y
'h g !. eass9e wsda s,se 4, son ono /, !
s 7! 1 n 9qr avs SAiFb aFe s.IJis;sn,.
Y l1spsl xeeptsl,toI pfOtnes Jhs rights
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-27
.TuPR0CEAM ALTON.
To tile lliIitiI Of (IliH,is.

su.,f- : =
The foregoing IS only alc OF great nam-
her %. lettcrs.seiit me by men Of first rate
Irespeclal'ilits 10y which il appears that the
'vernInent of the State has been set a.
side ina nci:,hirsrins coEafy. and an odi.
on, NIB despurisn substituted IN il, place.
i have regretted 10 see that the people
have been willing To tolerate this state Of
things, buf have recently l'een Informed
That reaction has taken place in the o.
piniols and feelings af m any persons e..
vorablck Z" law. whereby It is thought
p'ssihle afprce may nowybe raised
% re store its rsi!e. FIR the pnrpose of
giving persons; who are willing to act OF
he side oflthc law, an opportunity 20 Of.
isrjiheir services, 1 hereby pr,claim and
make known1hat IL such persnns will or.
ganize themselves into companies and :.
elect their officers, they will he received
int" the seryice u. the State. Ammuni.
tion and provisions vii be provided for
them from the time Of their arrival al the
place Of .endesypaz, aud II will be rec.
commended 10 The legislature that they he
paid for their services, The companies
will notify me when fDrlned and il suf.
ticient force shall offer their services they
will immedrateIy be ordered 20 conve-
nient place of rendesvouz. Each man
must lind his.own gun. . -
THOMAS FORD. Gopernor.
And ComM1naer an chief of tbs Militia.
Springfield. Ocs. II 1886
Or Extract OF 4 letter from CrifE. p.
Theaobald, Of Capt. Milam's company,
dated.
PoxT LAyAccA, Sept. %, 1916.
- We have received orders from Gen
eFal Tayios directing US TO .lar..h By
the quickest AID the best route 10 Cam.
argo, and from thence by forced marches.
until We can ovefiake him.. which win
be az Monirnsy. We win lfaFe here
(24li) and will lie in Camareo
by tie 10Th October, aud in Nomcrev
Blythe 10Th.
There are al this limo lets If BSez.
ieans % this eide Of the Hid E;faads, ian.
der command &c Canales aid e. afs a..
nssss csrtdiaio haue fgs:.--L ousuiHs
Courier.
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| '.'''si''-'a (No. s.
HEAD QuARrEas ARstY OF 0ceuPA- :
rf,i,r .nr,,r, l..,i.,rn a .,,fa.s. Z

Sept. "a. 1916. Z o'clock A. N.
Sir:--fanr c1m liiicaiiaa. bearing
date at a'clock, N, on the 23I inst,
has just been received by the haais Of
Col. Mureuo. }99 81
81 In answer To your proposition 10 evac.
nate the city aud fort. with all personnel
and ma,critl Of war, have To state, that
my dlfy c.,n),!s me L, define according
TO il. A complete surrender efIhe town
and garrison, the taller as prisoners of
war, is now demanded. BIN such surren
der will be upam terms, AMI the gallant
defence ofthe pace, crediiab.e alike tn
The hiexicin irtops AMI NATHAN, will
.PrOtnpl ma t0 make those terms as line
raj as possible, The garrison will be all
l'wed, aiyonr option. afier laying down
its arms. 10 retire To the interior, on con.
'liii"A oi not serving again during the war,
Or until reS;i.arly extli1ngej. need
hardly shy that The rig!l;s of non-com5at,
ats will te respected 8laotTI
sr7a An answer to tilfs communication IL
req IRE q by tw,.!ve a'c!o5k. IL you as
sent ~ IA lc,:.,n n ilttipa; an nifii .,,:r will
he d,sJ,stc4el al aace. uller instructions
to afrluye the con litiaas.
- Pam. sir, very respectfully.
pe'9r Hia Your 0bedics servant,
II 81 ss39isa3 ~ 81 ei1laZ. sTxrLoR,
ao ,17fatioM Maj. Gem H.. 5. A Com.
PofSennr ID. Pedr0'De Ampuiia, 5aa
Gener;iiin- Chicf, iM anieney,4
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Your O:lI't srry {, 4. FAVOR.
.aAa1 MhjsriGeik IT, ). \. Com.
The A1Iutant General Of the Army.
''''..-. 80 Washington, ID. Cai4

ietS14 ltH ft3Sil Dtsl 4fa79 - ST1ffA
;a9s9gs on iitNue99 ]ssvssil 4 .tsq
HE4D QuARYHRs ARlrY oFiO ocufrtoS j.
Camp letare M ,aterey. Sept. 90 1915
;Sin@4FhaveIthe Qualification Ia re p.,r,
THAI the Biship. saPa'aec was gailantly
carried yes.calay by 'thdaroop, 0fihe 2 /
division. Inihecdnrsciof Tie nhight the.
-ttllter;cs bebow the ltowa w,.reI with
one exceptions abapdqned by HE enc.ny,
a,ahilis Inarhing sGcabicd by oar troops.
To-day the I'd infantry, with The fed
artillery nf the istidirisioii the Mississip.
,l,ipnd fFeniICxsecs regiments, aand the 81
regiment Of Texas rlflcmen.( di$moinicd
have been w0ruIiy en!sageth with the ems
envy insthe tOwn9 aud have driven him
with csstIsiderah.csioss;s to the plaza AMI
its vicinity, twhich7is str!,ns!y srcsi7i..a
s portion Of theE2 igtlisisian' iIas also ad
can9ed'imt61he town an the right. an
ho.ds; y a sporiian' ID there The enemy
I,stillamaih,aias In the plaza anil 'ti,;i,Icl
and seems determined TO make. stub
iI0FssiFesistance.s dsiI sTsd 8ssg falil
| am particularly 'gratified IL repnr
thar96ar sueccsses of yesterday aud t.
day, thong di saster0,s to- the enemy
have abeen achieved without y ina,eria
loss. ,ii5szos 9iii fg2ts 1n9i Of 80
sifcanuot speak 10 high terms Of thr
galIantry and perseverance, Ofour trnap.
throughout the arduoIs operations of tIlt
last three days. % V,e1'i sai neg
a5iil am, sir very respectfully, so
Your tiEl'tserv's. Z.nTAYLox,
Major General U.S?A. Cam. :.
-1ssg Washington. ID. e.
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ihroughcut the operations, has heen
everything that could be desired. The
part which each corps contributed 10 the
ssIccesses of she y-vi1l-aavear m61u
fully q future reports- 20 Major Geo.
erak Hptler anil Henderson, and BriS
adisr eenerals Twiggs and worth con.
si'andIne divisibn. I mus express fss OF
hs.'ttidisS i;or-tlse- eiiieieal supply which
they have rendcred--pariicularly so Co
Brigaiief Gen. sVarfii, wh0se services.
from his detached position, have been
most conspicuous.
am. sir. very respectfully.
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by force Of arms, and the Mexican Gene
ral-in- Chief resolved TO defend il n ever
cost, as his honor and duty require him to
do. thousands Of victims, who, from indi-
gence and want ofmeans. find themselves
now in the theatre of war, and who would
he use.pssiy sacrificed. claim the rights
Ehich. in all times and al countries. hu-
sfnaniiy extends. As Governor Of the
State, AL n legitimate representative 0f
the peeptr, stare fhefr case to yo,g and
hope frlH ynpr civilization and refhcment
that Whatever may be- the event ofshe
present contest. you will Issue orders that
families sllaI be respected, or viii grant
u rea soaable tins Cor them 10 leave the
capitalk <slis I.sI.t9t
al liaSx.,iihe honor ta sal,,sel iyn,T General
in Chhfnl'aiie army Dfocc,ipati0m Of the
United States, and To assure yyu Of my
|highest c9n<ide :aiinn- s. ,sfa
God and Liberty. -; I.5<ei.,h
FRANco Dr. p. MoRALEs.
General ~ Chief uf flIe Army fOecupa-
ton diihe United Ssafes.s
T. No.2.)
d. Peir5 AmpuI;a, Genera IN C.Eefs
10 MJor General Tayfor.
Translated.
HEAD QUAarEas AT hioNrERE1,
Sept. D, 81 !, 9 o'c.ock, P. n.
Scnor Geaerll;-Hayiug made the de.
fence 0:wlich believe this city snscep.
lube. have fulfilled my duty; and have
saiisfied that military hu,lor which, in
certain manner. is common to all armies
the .:iyilizc;l world.
10 prosecute the defence, therefore,
would only result ill distress 10 the popu-
la:lo!L who have already suffered enough
if1:n the hisinrtunes consequent on war;
and taking il Tor granted that the AmeIi.
tcaa G 3verinn.nt nas itiIniie sie.i 4 dispo-
toInegs,iac, pfuPlse Ia ynn to o
sacuate the ciiyand its f1ri. takiag with
with me the persaasIie aud lna.erieILe
which havs remained. AMI under the rs.
saraace that mo- harm. shall ea<ue TO the
hIha5iants WIN have taken part in the
ldelrnce. -. s9als
BE pleased to accept the assurances
of my most distinguished consideration.
PEDRo DE- AMPUDIA.
To Senior Don 2. Taylor,
General-in- Chiefof the American army.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-27

IS FAFaE AocfDEyr.-A man BY the
n name Of John IDiekey. was found dead in
the road Oh the 22nj inst, between Reed
GroseandoAV naiagtBns The marnins
Fpresiods, he left sVilnngton al bis way
chieagS, with team of jft four horses s
snJ when di'ssEsrsd hisisad l'es lay NEAR
sIlims gyhlrh shows tia. his. shursesEiDy
shuie hfeaas had flFownihifi, 0IF, ana he
ithIIi1 such u position that tho wheels ii
I, bis VA. = sssa over his heal crushing
Is igs a sA4ekiIsg HAnqeE,hnOaatle 23is
sGnroner Richardson held aaslnqaest over
the body and the jury gave verdict III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
Fer The Enquirer.
TO MANY PLANTERS OF THE FORK
OF FIUVANNA.

Mesrs. Editors In the Richmond Enquirer
of today we notice communication signe'
"Many Planters Of the Fork of Fluvanna," men
tioning report now circulating in that commu-
nity, that the buyers Of fine tobacco in this city
had aagreed and determined" under any eircum
stances, no, to pay over Sl2 per 100 lbs. for any
tobacco, however fine.
The dealers in the article have authorised Us
10 contradict this report There has not been,
nor could there be, any combination among them
as their interests conflict 100 much. Should The
extreme high prices Of lasl year not be paid this,
i, will be owing 10 causes which will opttaic
equally on the Lynchburg and all other markets;
and as the manufactured tobacco OF This city
commands a. least as high prices as thai OF any
other market, our dealers can afford, and VIII pay
as good prices as can be Obtained atany DINER IN
spec,ion. r,,.
nr;ze their tobacco in dry, keeping order
BRIDGES, MCKINNEY & co.
Richmond, 29th April, 1s46.
~ The Wing Times and Compiler, and Re-
publican, will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

By last nights mail we have much better
news. The ''re.ac,ion" seems 10 be The Other
way. We have captured some OF The Viii,
strongholds In Greenbrier Qhink OF thatD We
have elected John Bowyer Caldwell, Dem, anc
IN Henry, Mr.. billiard, Dem, has succeeded
both gains. In Patrick, John Tatnm Dem, is
re.eeclsd in Gloucester, Richard P. Jones, Dem.
reelected; in Matthews and Middeser, the cleo.
lion Of Brown, DEM, is CERTAIN he having re-
eeived thirty majority in Matthews; and in Mon
roe Christopher ]. B.irne, Dsm received nearly
every vote.
We have not The returns from The King Will
liam Senatorial District but learn that Carter NJ
Braxton. Dem, is elected by aboul50. His com
peti,ors were Gen Ayeli and Colin Clarke, De-
mocra,s. Robins, W., was voted for in two OF
the counties.
A letter from Wheeling says thai Parrioll w,
is elected Senator By l25 majoriiy-having re-
ceived majority OF s3s in Ohio and so in Tyler
while his opponent, G. ". Thompson, Dem, re-
ceived majority of 1877 in Brooke, 26 in Mar
shall and POI in Whetsel.
In Marshall, Wye II. Oldham, Wing, IS elect
ed over Pollock, DEM, by2l votes.
"In TYLER county, in consequence Of Col. Nor
gan, Dem, running against James G. West, the
Regular Democratic nominee, the probability is
that John E. Homer, Wing, is elected. This
majority in Tyler, (two precincts to hear from
which will increase his vote) is 1874; and as Col
Morgan resides in Wheisel, the vote there will
be divided between himself and West, and thus
secure the elective of Homer"
We have heard of the election OF 90 members
(4s Democrats and 81 Whigs.) We have lost
in The House, giving the Wings Aecomack,)
slsven, and have gained sir Nett loss fire. II
the remaining 35 members come in as last year.
our majority in The House will be sirtesn.
In the Senate we have lost Inc Ohio District.
If no other change take place, we shall have
eight majority in that body.
We think We now know enough 10 say that the
State is safe.
HALIFAX.-Four eandidates-all Demo-
Gratis. Majors and Stovall elected, as follows =
Majors 43s, s,ovall 4la; Watkins 3Sl, Hugbs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
THE ENQUIRER.
RICH MOND, VA.
Thursday Morning, April 80, 1876.

The Wing papers, aroused by the unexpected
gains in number OF Democratic counties
through our divisions, raise the cry that the Wings
have gained ground and the Democratic party
is losing the confidence Of the people-that Mr.
Folks course on the Oregon question, he pro-
posed modification OF The 1ari1, and Suo-tfeasu-
~, have operated upon The public mind OF Viz
sina and produced a reaction.
The reverse may Justly be said 10 be the case.
II is not our weakness but our strength, which
has perilled our success. In November, 1914,
the Democracy swept The State so vctnriously-
last Spring, they wrested from The Wings so
many doubtful counties, that they were tempted
10 try experiments with their luck. Instead OF
organizing and concentrating their strength upon
single candidates in The Northwest, they divided
their yotes upon several candidates. and the most
thorough Democratic counties will have the morti-
icalion 10 be msrepresenled BY Wings. Aided
by these foolish antics in our ranks, and by the
double-voting which has secured them several
counties, The Wings have run Us much closer
than they themselves had any idea Of or than We
expected for We have, ell along feared the eff
fec,s OF want o. concentration, especially in the
West. The Wing paper in Raleigh, referring
10 the Virginia Elections, said il expected de-
feat, for Virginia had never "gonc right" Chat
is, voted for the Whiss,) save "by accident" 1t
was this accident" alone that We feared. We
felt, and we now feel that Virginia is more
strongly Democratic than ever. At the late cleo.
tons, had the parties been fairly arrayed against
one another, even with he disadvantage Of dou-
bic votes and the general apathy, we should have
carried the Legislature by as large majority as
last year. Eastern Virginia has done her duty.
Il is in the Northwest that we have lost SO many
counties because our friends were So strong, that
they cut up their forces and were captured by the
enemy. They have learned a lesson, We hope,
which will cause them hcrea fer 70 act with an
unbrokcn 'front.' In that case, they are invincible.
THE NOTICE RESOLUTION SIGNED.
The President, on Tuesday, sent message to the
House OF Representative informing that body
tina, he had approved and signed The joint resc-
luton authorizing the giving Of the notice 10
Great Rrilain for cessation Oft he Joint occupan-
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-07-21
INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION

IT is indeed melancholy truth that thousands
1ai victims to Consumption every year, from no
other cause than neglected Colds yet we find hun
dreds, nay thousands who treat such complaints
WIN the greatest Indifference and let them run on
Tor weeks and even months, without thinking of the
Danger AT first you have what you consider a
shght cough or cold you allow business, pleasure
or carelessness to prevent you from giving it any
co hoarse, have pains in the side or chest cx-
pectorate large quantities of matter perhaps mixed
WIN oiood difficulty of breathing ensucs and
tnen you md your own foolish neglect has brought
on this complaint. II, them you value life or health,
De warned In time, and don't trihe with your Cold
or trust to any quack nostrum to cure vol, but inn
medlately procure bottle two of that famous
remedy, Dr; Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
BE careful and get the genuine DIR WISTAR!:
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None gcnnine
unless signed by j. BUTTS. Address ali orders ~
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass
~ For particulars see DR.. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had Of the agent.
Agents-Portsmouth, e.. Fl. HEINZ TSH, Agent =.
Norfolk, VI. A. SANTOS. and also by Druggiats
generally in this State.
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IiAEM ist OF June.
Since the last season n bc,n,;C,,
buioing mas been erected, 'routinr three hundred
ana ten icet' and very many alterations and inn
pr"VeInenis nave been made in other rcspcrts The
grounds have been much imp, Dyed fine walks
made To the BIZ IN House and for hos, W no nrcfrr
Snri-bothing, no place a. present a finer beach
NO expense has been spared to render this for com
"rt ana pleasure, in every respect, the frst pl,cc
l" me country. The beauty Of the sccncr V and the
sa'oorr'y OF the climate, together with the arious
sources of interest and amusement make this IN,
most attractive place in the Union
Tue walks IN and around the Fort together with
.ic music ot the splendid Band, are alone well
w"r'h visit here. Situated on tho Chcso AXE
Day on thc great line OF travel between the North
anu "ou.h' II oilers AN agreeable visiting place to
those going North pSS ~
" Ia within % hours OF New York rs of Pb:I,
dciphla, IL OF Baltimore. Washing,ion Alexandra
ana Annapolis, of edmond md P.tcrsl,urr and
WITHIN hour OF Norfolk and Portsmouth thereby
enaohng persons engaged in active business tn
place their families in uf the most healthy and
agreeable spots in the whole country where they
ian DC united at any time within n few hours
ihroughout the Summc to 10 of the finest
class Steamboats, touch here daily moving in every
ofcruon, Offering eve " facility Tor reaching here
or gctung away, and FROM the c;lcapncss of the
rare hoiding out great Inducements TO- travel
Inc services of active a q efficient rents have
oeen procured, and no excrton. Will l,c SHARED to-
render comfortable, all who may favor ms with
their company. JAMES s. FRENCH
Nav 81 iA'
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-07-21
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CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SARSAPARILLA

ENOR Tie cure OF all diseases arising from am
Il impure state of the blood
The great popularity OF Sarsaparia, and its es.
tablishcd efficacy render it superfluous TO enter in
to any cncomiulI of its virtues. or ndduce any evil
deuce in its favor IL is that il has been here
tofore subject to frequent changes of reputation
owing 70 ignorance ct the proper mode of extract
ing its virtues, to the inferior quality of the root
used Hence also the uefficacy of MANY preDara-
tons OF it offered to the public The proprietor of
TINS syrup can assert with confidence, that pre-
pared from the best materials, with the greatest
pharmaceutical care and accuracy. and in the best
mode to obtain the active principle in the most
concentrated state, answering the desideratum Of
exhibiting large quantity of SarsaoariIla in q
small dose. supply of this Medicine for sale at
the MEDICAL FMPORIITM
July Corner of High and Middle ste