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A SCENE FROM THE BEGGARS OPERA.
Macheslh-Pretty Polly, say, when ] was away,
Where, oh W here did YOU stray

A SCENE FROM THE BEGGARS OPERA
Macheslh-Pretty Polly, Say, when j was away
Where, oh where did you stray,
To have that lovely face!
Polly-Desr Mscheatn, without disguise,
Breathing s,ghs, ootinR eyes, why what surprise,
Twas Joness famous Soap
Made all tan and blotch eope,
Cleared my ssn and made my face
Tnus appear with evefy grace.
Both--Oh, what beauty and what hope
We gain by using Jones, Soap
Polly-Desr mach.slh, you ace me- fair;
But when gsze upon your hair,
see Ills changed coarss and rusty end turning gray
D-sr Mschesth, H hope, rs love snd | llye
Iryou'd use JOness Coral Hair Restorative
Your hair wou grow dsJE. silky, foe
As these clustering tapes Of mine;
And you have but three shiliDgs TO pay.
Both-Who has not thr, shillipgs 10 spsro
To have such lovely. delicious hair.
Gentle reader you probably think the above pun wen
but IL truthful Many hundreds, who had sru pn0ts
d.6gure1nts their facs and skn, such a. pimps
feckles sunburn yellow and dark skin, have blessed e
day they used Joness Sosp The oher The JoneSs hsl
Re.torAiive is emphsiesy The very beat and m,'t seo
nomicsl thing m,de FOR restoring and beauty W
hair IL forces II 10 grow, stops II falling cures lee o'
druf and dresIes superby. You have but 10 Try nrn
appreciate their excellence Sold the sign Of The Amer
can Eagle, az Chslbam-st AIS Broadway, or S9 Eutoo1
Brooklyn. Je~' ]'0S
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consumed and property by this visitation Is es-
timated a: million sterling. Two streets. each nile
long ard number of detached bulldogs, have been To-
tally destroyed and twelve thousand persons have been
rendered houselsss
The dire calamity csls for the active sympathy OF all
classes throughout the Provinces and we undertsnd
public meeting will be Immediately called al Haax 10
devise some means of partially relieving portion of the
dstress which nu,t unavoidsblv exist
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Business Notices.

PLUMBs NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY, 25i b cad
wavWe feel confident IN the assertion The specir
there exhibition far exceed those Of any other Gallery
this country II s well worth visit the Dumbsr and
beauty OF the miniatures. and strangers particularly
should noleave the city without making call he superior.
ity OF the Professors system which differs In many respects
from that OF all others has given reputation which
ceeds by far that any other operator in the country Tho
,ruthuness OF all hs pictures taken by hs method
10 Saossna,e the truth OF It. We cbeeruly commend The
public TO pstronze him II they wish 10 be grahed.
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~ We understand that Jonathan d. Steren-
son Of our City has been appointed Coenei In the
service of,be United States and is TO have Military
command of an expedition about TO be sent by sea
10 California for the conquest of that Country. The
expedition will Sc, sail, we learn about the firs' OF
August Whether this appointment is inthe Regu-
lar Volunteer service did not hear, but presume
il is the latter, aud that the appointment, though
dictated from Washington, has been nomnally made
by Gov. Wright.
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n DR.. FELIX GouRAuus ITALIAN MEpIcATLD Soar,
for Tho positive and eradication Of all ssin diseases
moro particularly Tan, Frrckes, Sun burn &C. 10 To DO
hsd bear in mind only at the ois depot 81 WakerL
frat Store FROM Broad way. Also the Poudre Subtle iof
Graduating superuous HAIR Vegetable Rouge for Cnm
soning Cheeks GrecHn Hair Dye Lily White and various
other articlrs for IN. tnat Ill n
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Doctor Lardner'. Lectures.

~ The fourteenth and las. number of this useful anu
popular Work Is now all In the hands of the printer az"
will be published in about fortnight The prepsauo.
of very full and complete Index the entire WORK De-
delayed this number beyond the time originally AZ
nounced but trust the delay will be more than eo
penssted by Its usefulness.
The back numbers may still be obtained and persons
wishing TO compl etc their viii please send on the
orders through Agents or through oookseiei' -
country merchants speedily as possible.
Price per number Is cenii
GREELEY MoELRATH. Publlshsr'-
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BEAUTIFUL TEErH.-The splendid white teeth inserted
by Messrs Hitchcock Blsisdel Deptss Sal Broadw sy
highly admired by those who have them,
especially by those who have been fortunate adopt
their plan of iuserng teeth Thew said to be sQ1s and
indeed superior any and all others which have
placed In the mouth We hope that those wanting teeth
10 f.
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-. 40 EXTRA Will be Issued rom p

NO EXTRA will be issued from The G Ira s UsS
this day have nes e se p or other News
ien ,.c,tsa interest or Importance. The ENENlN"
.. ve ~ The tribune however, which we regularly
.abh The year round will contain all the items OF News;
ineuding The Stock Sales Markets &C received ron, a.
,,s nm 10 two O'Clock in the afternoon Persons wish
IT, m send 10 their friends the very latest News ny inc
is and Boss which the City In the afternoons
iii and the Evening Edition of The Tribune Tor se ~
the counter, n wrappers ready fer mailing. OF icJ ~
rrocure the paper from the SeTsboys
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MARINE CoCRr-Bsfore Judge W.terman.-Theodors
Ha,eid Dauid p HGtstead-The plaintiff. a5s Broad
way supplied Mrs Halstead wife deend with dry goods
10 the S6i M H. refused TO pay. and action
is brought For defence said that Mrs H. had with
drawn her husband and lives separate and ne has
cautioned the public, by an advertisement IN the news
papers, her hs account-aso, mat she mas
abundance Of property in her own Sh &c IN answer
10 this said the defendant had been guilty oil nade
ity which was good cause Tor patnttr Withdrawing from
HIM has commenced proceeding Tor divorce, and
The law required she should live separate from him in
order 10 enttla herself prosecute the divorcehat the
fault lis, and has right maintain the
"a If she lived &c. The Court charged that
defendant bound furnish actually necessary articles
for her The Jury found for the defendant
For ptf Mr.. r. u. Harrington for defendant Mr.. T.
Cowtrey.
Before Judge watertury.-Pehr Shernen vs.. DeSchsr-
bdke AID orSActlon for assault and battery against
captain and by German passenger on board Inc
snip NarTaganseti, from Havre, who tied up TO the
wndass BY the two mates and logged with piece OF rat
line receiving dozen ashes having water thrown
him II coniended that the captain was present on
deck the time and did prevent the punishment which
denied.
For the defence II said that there 40 German
passengers board the shpthat frequent quareis oc
curredthat the plaintiff had with him young girl whom
he had induced desert her native town In BaVar Ahc
board his mistress-that from jealousy OF some
other cause he continually quarreed with this gill; ana
violently struck her blows on the iace a. lhe
time when he tied up and that ne was nosgeo oy the
mates in consequence OF his beating her ana 70 make an
example on beurd the ghp Verdict for plaintiff $780, For
plaintiff Mr. Nash and Mr. Morrill,, for defendants, Mr..
Bsbee.
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Mr.. JAMES NJ. sAspERsos
PhiladeLphia. June &c. 1874

GESTLEaEs's SUMMER HArs.-The style OF Sum.
Hat. Just introduced for sale by KNOX, I7a Full;
ton.sl Sun Buildings jeA6t
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shrP-BuILpiSe, sc. IN WESTERN v1poru,
The followingis an extract from letter Of coI
Nathan Smith, OF Point Pleasant Mason county, Viz.
ginia:
We have one ship on the stocks here building hr ".
Gilmore from Mane-our place Is well loc-ed All NJ
best adapted Tor shipbudIpg Of any point on IT, zoe
river. owing TO the great depth OF wser In m. ono
tho Great Ranawha river, being Sufficient for ~ OF
water Our crops are nne whest corn, grass Ard 49,,
al finds No fevers-even the fever Ia aS.,n, &
!snot considered dangerous" sNa
SUPPOSED MURDER-On Friday. the OH -.
farmer named Burtiss, resisting Allesany h-
load OF produce to Cuyef. and received there SOMA e.
ne exhibited It rather osten ;aously and finally je
home In his wagon, accom- panied By man nane, o'
son. subsequently Burtiss found dead ,hor. = 1
miles southesy from Perry. the capsi4ed ana ~
body lying under the box the horses s,andn. wiz -.
heads 10 the fence. The disappearance o. rervr, ,
The absence nj the money known have heen I'm $50
sion OF the deceased at the time OF leaving o- hnn,s -
induced the suspicion OF toal play and the pursuit. ~
supposed murderer. '
ARRESTED FOR MuRDER.-Some weeks since :,
will be remembered that an Irishwouan ~ over ~.
tbs Railroad train from Albany, West Spr.pne.o 3
thst IL was noticed immediate examination ira, ~
body cold which rise the suspcisD ,h,, 49,
had been previously murdered and placed pnrrosey o az
,rsck the deed Some slight cfrcum,,sncs, =,
20 the suppoetion that lrshman living In Yves, sn-n
Held named Patrick Novels the murderer and an VI
day he was arrived and o!sed in the Spring aeld 's
An OFFICER SHor.-M-. Shields one OF the r;,,,
Watch shot in the thigh Tuesday nigh, near ia
corner of sixth and -. by man named Scoaed whom
be attempted TO arres; for disturbing the peace Of the
city. Scoheld drew revolver and aimed at Shieh.s
breast The latter knocked down the weapon In such
manner, that the charge entered his thigh We undr
Stand that Shieds returned the re but the an esca
ed. cincinnati Citizen, 9th
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NOVEL STYLE SUMNER HAT, SO 50.-Genln 214
Broadway has introduced the novel style Of Summer Hat
made of the materials and finished in the man.
his celebrated Gossamer Hat-extremey Light
Price SO SO. jels u
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sANpERsoN,s FRANKLIN HOUSE

Chesnu,-st between Third and Fourth, Philadelphia.
II The subscrher having purchased OF the Meurs San
derson the lease furniture aud fixtures Of this popular and
central Hotel desires to inform his friends and The public
that 1t he reopened for thsir reception on the 6fst day
OF July next having been during the recess greatly
lsrged thoroughly renovated and efun,hed There bave
been added very large and convenient Dining Saloon for
gentlemen private Ordinary for ladies' several Par.
!ors, and commodious Chambers with other I'M por'snt
provemens which will greatly conduce 10 the comfort and
convenience OF visitOrs.
The catering and culinary departments will be under The
copirolo!
Mr.. JAMES NJ SANpERsos,
whose ability manage that portion OF this es,sbishnent
it 10 well known IL unsurpassed this country The cee.
braed Chef De Csns" PzLLErIER, 10 also retain ed
geher with numerous corps Of capable aud obgng
sstants, and the undersigned pledges amsef that eo
shall he wanting his part make the franklin" The
ne pua ultra" of comfort convenience, and good eating.
DANIEL X. MINOR
PHILADELPHIA, June &C. 1916 jo.6 81
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NIBLe's-Ssloon crowded sst evenng-To-nipht four
entertainments Gabriel Rave has rich comic character.
Nblo lie preparing for the Fourlhhs Ia determined give
his country friends rich Placde has capital coc
part arranged expressly Tor bmhe plays II to morrow,
gsther 70 h his hns persona ion G the Old Glard
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DIED +:

On Saturday. 9th inst. at WILLIAMSBURG, l. l. Mrs.
TAMAH RYCKMAN, widow of the late Abraham Ry ck
man. OF New York. in the s3i year OF her age.
At Willismsburgh. on Monday morning June goth, Of
disease OF the heart, Mrs. ELLEN STANLEY, wife of
Joseph Stanley aged a. years.
The friends aud scGuaintances of the family arc
spectiully invited attend her funeral this TUESDAY, az
Ht o'clock. from her late residence, South
Third IT. corner of Secondst.
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q We learn from the Newark Daily Advert.
,hsts young married lady attempted to drown her.
self aud infant child in that city Saturday. In conse
suence of,he brutal treatment of her husband
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MARRIED.

On Sunday evening the 2sth inst. at the wile, II.
NJ E Church By Rev. Buel Goodsell, Mr. JAMES w.
BATES to Miss HARRIET, daughter of Mr.. John H
Thrsll all OF this city.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHiSGToS.-Thefo following
important Information from source entitled
10 credit. and give il get il Our attentive cor
responder: independent has not communicated Il in his
dispatches, and therefore hesitate TO give 1t The sane
ton OF authority.
Gen. Taylor has conquered peace in earnest. The
States West OF the Rio Grande-or Of theul-are
disposed 10 make with the Americans and
under the guaranty form themselves into new and dis
unct Republic. The American basis OF Tree oiera
uon In religion, supremacy OF the civil law universal etu-
cslon and iha uniform administration Of Justice.
proposition has been made 8; Washington in behalf
OF number OF The leading inhabitants OF Tamaupas Chi
huAaa and ZAcaecAS, entrea:ng cessation OF hosties
VI 0u part on The ground that being equally grieved By
tie supreme Government OF Mexico should be the
Try North OF the T-opc
All Inc educated classes. QncIud:nr rraHy Of the
arc u isSor OF coming under the Government Of
Tue oo''e1 states as q provisional territory"
farther said that the of the peopIs ara sick of
ooocihed and 'nisrro under the Mexican Government,
and earnestly solicit the protecting arm OF The United
stases- lfhilad. North American.
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r. Advertisements for Newsp OF all the Cues Az
principal town. In The country far snd pear are cay
cslved The Office OF tae duly authorized Agent " la
er, IN The Tribune Buildings de receives On
also jel imls a @A'
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Court Calendar. .Tnl, DAY.
Law Courts,

COMMON PLEAs-Psrt mos. III, l2l. l25, 1877. 245 S.
Al A. H. 49, 49, Il. 10. Part 2Nos. $780, 1884, 23i. 1885,
2I2 254 "a.
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AMERICAN MISIsTERs ABKoAp-lt is said Mr..
McLane thinks the United States in Septcm-
ber and ss the efficient service he has rendered 20
his country in London, should think him entitled 10
consult his own wishes
We understand, Also that Mr. King. excellent min
lister In Paris wishes 10 return 20 the United States We
regret 10 that hts health has delicate 4 Paris
correspondent Of the Charleston Courier says, that
" Mr.. King has been suffering much Of late chronic
which be Is suo!cs but is better does
hot abandon his post temporarily latter
part OF July" Washington Union.
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II The Telegraph is now in operation from
Albany TO Oswego.
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THE LICENSE QUEsrIoN.-A meeting was held
at Albany Tuesday evening OF last week. the proceed
ipgs Of which occupy six columns OF the Albany Spectator
In an extra sheet OF which they published At pre-
yious meeting Messrs Azor Tsber John Koou and Daniel
Cady had been appointed committee TO report on the al
legged uncoDsttuonaity Of the license law. and Il; the
meeting OF TUESDAY their report read II IS very u
occur, ipg three columns and half OF the extra and
comes TO the conclusion that the law constitutional and
that there is no valid why Il should not be obeyed
In The City Of Albany. Tho Mayor OF Albany had con-
tnrsd TO grant licenses. alleging that the law not
binding on the city authorities]
Resolutions then adopted sustaining the report snd
protesting against the course Of the Mayor.
ACCIDENT FROM GUN.-Wm. Huntington was
killed on the 10TH Indianapolis by the accidental dis
charge Of a gun In the hands OF his brothers.
ANorHEH-A son OF Col. Benton was also killed few
DAYS SINCE Brownston Ia by the discharge OF gun In
the hands Of companion, with whom he was hunting
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PANAMA HATs.-A hns assortment for sale by c. KNOX
Halter, l23 Fuon-st Sun Buildings. je2i 81
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ES- The Debate on the Tariff Question in the
House of Representatives is to terminate on Thurs.
day next. Many of the Members, weared with a
protracted session, are now absent VIII they no,
bury back TO their posts aud save, if possible the
industrial interests OF the country from destruction
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SAIIEl

Ships Garrick (packet) Liverpool Roualdson, Ham.
burg; Katharine, Hampton Roads Nevee (Fr) Msa.
moros barks Condor. ct Croix Joseph Cunard. { r)
Quebec MayfeId (Brl Valparaiso Guslsfa. tS~) Got.
tenburg brig Augusta. (Brem) Batavia and others.
BELOW-l brig Wind Sc
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~THE TRIBUNE sreguafly served al tho dwellings, e,'
stores of subscribers In PHILADELPHIA al Per w
z,es<r IA tho Ledger Buildings he sgsn, for shst c
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r SEE Marine JOURNAL. FoURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.

Br Brig Douglass Douglass. ~ ds from Maitland, NS
plaster. to master.
Br brig Tweed, McDougai ls days from Windsor, s,
plaster, to master
Bremen schr Nermine. Fredercks, from Tsmpco
sarsapara do gost skins. box Vanilla beans to Il
Sou,hmaid n SON. s l00O Loring. Of Philadelphia
5000 Schrsse Koop Il Co Left brig Foam, outside the
Bar loading for New forkCHpain and part Of the crew
sick Z sloop OF war, off the Harbor. Passenger
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CousT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Day.-Bar
nabd Broom Andrea INTERPRETATION Of ejectment 10
slip of land between West and Washington sts
inches wide by $50 feet deep. The difficulty ap-
pears 10 been from the leases Of the Corporation
bounding the land OF plaintiff many feet and inches
North Of Morris while that of defendant is many
feet South Rector the street. and the property
meets laps. 1t contended that the most plaintiff
claim strip Of six inches in width Verdict for
plaintiff claim, subject the opinion of tho Court For
plaintiff Messrs. c. +. Grim and w. Mitchell. For de-
tendant NJ. e.. W. Morris
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Cotton NIurtresses.

Mr. Ellsworth, in his Report as Commissioner OF
Patents, says, Cotton is the cheapest, most com
Portable and most healthy material for bedding tina,
il known in the civilized world" The following is
his computations;
Cos, of Hair Mattress Soc pr ID aOa4Olbs FIN i5toS9e
w Tss'ser. s sSs . 40 lbs. Cost = Ito ls
Moss IL
Cotton SOC Csc with cost of ticking.
Mt i2i cts per yard, labor, thread. SC. So 65
The advantages, says the Report, Of this bedding
are. .'Vermin will not abide in them; there is no
grease in them us 10 hair or wool they do not get
stale and acquire unpleasant odor, az feathers Of
sen do Besides the advantages in all these partcu-
lars, they are in many cases medicinal, it being a
known fact that cotton on parts affected,
Ia one OF the best and most eectunl for rheu.
matte affections"
e. Resolution of Now Hampshire Loco. Foco
State Convention
RESOLVED That the OF the National Administers
ton In upAodtR9 and manufacturing the American title 10
Oregon meets with the hearty appreciation OF this Con-
venton.
This it will be perceived, was uttered some time
ago before Polk had left Allen, Cass, Anterior 4
Co in the lurch
Later from the Bangor Democrat
The staitmsnt Of The Oregon Question and our diff
cultes with Mexico will be- the glory Of hi, Adninsna
fUn."
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e The Bakery establishment of Mr. Joseph NJ.
ordway, Hanoverst. Boston, destroyed by are on
Saturday night.
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the Anti Rent Districts than almost any where else
in our State, and were perfectly sure when we
spoke ont in their behalf that we should lose many
subscribers thereby for every one we could possibly
gain. So with regard to the Aboli,ionists The
Express we'll understands that Shareholders take
papers while Slaves do not while he Abolitionsts
are few and their journals hostile to The Tribune
So again says our calumniator two or three col
umns of The Tribunel are sold to Fourierism =
Not syllable which has appeared in The Tribune
on that subject for years has been paid for n any
way. At time when column of our paper was
daily given to the subject TO own great inconve-
nience and sacrifice, small compensation Tor it was
proffered-not onetenth Of the actual cost to US
But we weary OF contradicting these SANDERS in de-
tail Let them pass to the oblivion they tend to or
the contempt they deserve. We have done with
them for ever.
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Chief Justice JOnes.-Sanue!
Van Beaschosa vs.. Emmet Rusk and oUers.-Action
for trespass which tried before, the
value confectionery stock and fixtures 81 No. 22 Bow
cry possession OF George Van 3. brother of plaintiff
and his partner Kahn. Plaintiff advanced the money Is
said to purchase the establishment took assignment
ahd reality owned It, Rusk OF Dey ST. furnished
llshment with sugar. Kahn confessed judgment 10 him
aud the property seized and sod under execution for
this debt X and Van b. Action is brought against Mr.
F. and his .urees the indemnity bond. Verdict for
planuf 1916 49, For plaintiff Messrs y. p. Blunt and
Wheeler & McAdam. For defendant, Mr.. S. Sherwood
and Mr. Lyon
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Views of Mexico with regard to Texas and
Peace.
The following letter from one who is apparently
acquainted with the views and expectations OF the
Mexican Government respecting Peace will be read
with interest for that reason. We express no opin-
ion as to the justice or reasonableness Of these
nectations
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

AIslArURE ALMAsAc. THIS DAY.
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Later from the Bangor Democrat
The statm,nt Of the Oregon question and our diff
cutes with Mexico will be- the glory Of ttis ddmnisa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
WATTRINa pLAnn

i PHEASANT r%eircnt f1r mcmberS Of CONGRESS
m'd Others trH be found al Inc Faueiie
Springs. described tr The JoHouiHg a9oer-
fiSCmcHf.
y i'EN H'rlr- leased end 70 oTeucd
-. =, r,Sa-ol, AVID iPsbinua'ic Sumwcr Resort low.
u ~ non Andrew stewart known A. the Fave1fe
fllh-- I"'ci' fatr''c county. on Tie Arcsh7ny noun.
,u' '',.' cav 81 Laurel Hil, eight mites from Union.
: .nN.e 'hr rafona1c ofthc fashionable public.
% -Nha'cd near the strong Chalyica- SPRINGS and a.
tret mineral springs, highly charged with suIpmre:iei
N'l'l " i. u1 thc vicinity Cf uuufaf's Caup. Tarf
Ntecsshf, ot " ashiustou's rr~i battle Ground. u-,l
nneN otAve ne c~cichraed n%e'ancy's cave. ard The "a
'".ls oAl'pie . ais 90 ihc Youehiogeuy fi,e-.
Arrangements have hccn made Co. sc-lTs cr- the .stJ,
al ,hr oclc5cics Of the mountain streams and wood 4.
wen az ihu-c cfthc season generally.
Families cOmmodsfoi ON re,.lr-.f. form. ,,.-t-,
=" .' pace . q Zen rn alley. fcr of ff,--r ID, ,i.,t,..
~ YOU lc FURNISHED nr dautiag rarfa..
Na'icTs himself th1 au who ray Hip att.t
le sHsrcd q" ai'sin This end. ''' TOD
'' ''l,..'I Z" zoe a'"rc there Be- an extensive to--iir~
at.' a'ifc ~pfinrs. surrounded hy n mstf
T. krsLEE. "'H hf W
arg N