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ESTRAY CATTLE

TAKEN up by Samuel Smith residing near Flor
I ence, Louisa county, Iowa, four head of young
Cattle; two yearlng steers, color red and hte one
OF them marked with crop and slit in left ear and
slit in the right the other with hole and slit in
the left and a hole and swallow-fork in the right
ear-oDe year old bull pale red color marked with a
half crop in each year old heifer with white
back and belly with black sdes-no other marks or
brands perceivable. Appraised at 81 each, or sic.
by George Newell and James NJ. Barker, before Sam
uel Hamilton, J. p. January sth, ls4s. true de-
scription from my Estray record.
s. M. KIRKPATRICK,
WapellO, Feb. 8. l849-3t Clerk, l.. c.. 1.
LOVER SEED.--Cover Seed, a prime article,
y just received and for sale by
J. G. LAUMANA BROTHER,
Feb Is, '49 corner Jefferson and Water SITS
TAR AND OAKUM; 10 bbls. Tar; 500 lbs. Oakum
in store and for sale by JIG LAUMAN & Bro.
Feb Is, 40 corner Jefferson and Water SITS
r AND WARRANTS bought and sold by the I'M
Adersigned. G5-ofiice at r. s. Adams Shoe store.
Feb. 15 lS49-tf WARD LAMSON
1nnn BBLs PORK; 1000 bbls Lard wanted BY
lUOV Feb. 8, ls4s THOMAS HEDGE
NEW YORK CHoRALIsT for sale by
In dec %, 'as FABRAnA.Is
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H. & Il. i. Whiltemore.
143 Main street, st Louis, Mo. st door north
Bank Of the State Of MssouriJ Wholesale Dealers,i
Hats and Cans.

14s Main street. St Louis. Mo. door north Of the
Bank Of the State of Mssouri Wholesale Dealers,in
Hats and Caps,
\ RE now opening their Spring Stock, consist
~ ing Of the follow kinds Of goods, which will
be sold at low prices. In the stock will be found
every variety suitable for all markets
and many kinds for the Mexican and California trade.
Leghorn Hats.-75 dozens single, assorted;
100 dozens double brim, Fashionable shape;
rs dozens double brim, low crown;
100 dozens boys and chidren's, double and single
brimS.
Panama Hais.-1O dozens extra fine Panama Hats;
10 dozens low priced; 90 dozens medium;
Palm Leaf Hats.-2OoO dozens mems Palm Hats, as
sorted qualities;
1900 dozens boys Palm Hats, assorted qualities;
Rutland Hats-4O dozens medium low crowned;
40 dozens fine fashionable Rutland hats.
Alcrican Has.-2oo dozens soft black Tampico hats;
rs dozens pearl white Tampico Hats;
100 dozens soft brown Tampico hats;
California Hdfs-15O dozens black Hats for Calfor-
MIA and Mexican trade;
so dozens white hats for California and Mexican
trade;
$50 dozens pearl hats for California and Mexican
trade.
Wool Hdts.-2oo dozens mems and boys pearl wool,
extra assorted styles;
400 dozens mems and boys pearl wool, good;
200 dozens mems and boys black. white good;
100 dozens mems and boys black, white, common.
Pearl Fur Sporting Hats.--loo dozens mems assert
ed qualities;
so dozens boys assorted qualities;
so dozens boys black and pearl soft Tampico.
Silk Hdfs.-1oO dozens low priced silk Hats;
100 dozens fine silk Hats;
$50 dozens medium silk Hats;
rs dozens extra fine silk Hats.
Russia Hdts.-25O cases fashionable Russia Hats,
assorted qualities;
$50 cases broad brim Russia, assorted qualities.
Nutrid Hats.-I5O fashionable Nutria Hats,as
sorted qualities.
Black Cashmere Hats.-50 cases Cashmere Hats;
sorted qualities.
Coney Hats.--75 cases Coney Hats.
Mems and Boys Cloth Caps.3o0 dozens mems cloth
Caps, fine assortment;
300 dozens boys cloth Caps. a fine assortment.
Glazed CapS.-2OO dozens mems Glazed silk Caps;
$50 dozens mems and boys Glazed lawn Caps.
Water Proof Hdts.--75 dozens water proof Hats, a
new article.
Iz-We invite the attention Of all persons wanting
goods Of the above kinds, to our stock, and think
they will do well to give us call.
st Louis, February Is. 1s49.3m II. r. B. w.
Rheumatism! Rheumatism!!
nR BRADFORD'S Rheumatic Plaster is the only
der breast back Joins etc. he found in Burlington.
This plaster gives immediate relief in that dis
tressing complaint Of females, commonly called
ELAINE back.''
Proof Of this can be given by those who have trl-
ed it in Burlington. II cures this complaint in a
few days.
Prepared and sold by DR. Bradford, Jefferson ST.,
Burlington, Iowa. Jan. %, lS49.
T AND WARRANTS for sale by
Feb. /, 1s4s WESLEY JONES
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E-TAE GREAT HEALING sALvE-CRIMI-
NAL Observation-Disclosures many are daily los
ing their lives in the most shocking Manner by be-
ing burned to death, it is not the duty of every per-
son, and particularly Of parents to keep always in
their families salve that will positively save life
in every of Burn scald if the vtals are not
destroyed provided such salve can be found! Con-
ners Pain Extractor is salve that will do this and
before any number of physicians and it will give al
most instant relief, and cure more rapidly and eff
fecually than any scrption yet invented by
any or all Of the medical men in existence. These
are facts, and should parents lose dear child by fire.
they will only have the reflection that they might
have savedts life if they had taken the precaution
to keep the salve on hand to apply. 1t is equally
good for all Sores, Wounds, Bruises, Sore Eyes, and
Inflammation.
| Sold by C. w. Bodemann and ]. F. Tallant Bur-
lington Iowa, and by Comstock Co., 60 second st.
/ New York; Comstock Brother, st Louis.
| r7-INFLUENZA.-This is an Italian ord. the
English Of which is influence. The disease was so
named because it was supposed to be produced
by peculiar influence Of the stars. This disease is
probably produced by sudden change of tempera-
ture in the atmosphere. Rapid transitions from heat
to cold close the exhaing vessels Of the skin, and
prevent The invisible Precipitation from escaping
the absorbents seize this morbid matter and conduct
it to the blood vessels, producing distractions in
| the circulation, Inflammation of the mucous mem
branes of the nose fauces and bronchial with fever
attended with sneezng, cough, thirst, assitude
want OF appetite. When these symptoms first make
their appearance, the patient should immediatel!
take DR. Bragg's Vegetable Sugar Coated Anti Bilious
pills, as directed after which few doses ofhs Ton
ic pills never fail to arrest the disease, and restor,
the patient TO health in few days.
c. w. Bodemann and J. F. Tallant agents Bur
| lington Iowa.
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E7-CosSEL's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAcroR.-This
great healing ointment, which extracts all fire from
burns almost Immediately upon its application,
should always be kept in every family. Its effects
are truly surprising, it reduces swellngs and stops
Inflammation; it heals bruised broken limbs with
out pain or soreness. Eyes that have been sore or
infiamed for years, it is to cure. By its app
ton every species Of sores, both old and new, are
Immediately cured. Poisons occasioned by the bites
of insects are Immediately extracted by this save.
1t first causes the poisonous matter to discharge,
and then heals the sore. Hundreds in this city, and
in all parts of the Union wherever this salve has
been used now stand ready to testify to its magical
effects in removing all pain, and always healing in
an incredible short time, and leaving any
Several physicians in this city universally pre-
scribe tt in old cases of burns. 1t is given to the
poor and sudering.-[New York Express.
Sold by c. w. Bodemann and ]. F. Tallant, Bur-
hngton, Iowa, and by Comstock Co., 60 second ST.,
New York; Comstock Brother, st Louis.
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Reform YOUR Store Keepers Bills,

III
0NoMPARE this with the prices you have been in
7 the habit Of paying for the same Goods:
Brown muslinS, 81 cts per yd
white muslin, linen finish Il do
White long cloth 10 do
Coed fancy prints st 90
Furniture nrlntS Ut 90
Superfne broad cloth 1,7o 90
West of England wool dye 1912 90
Best French broad cloth o,oo 40
Good scarlet Flannel Il 10
A good Looking Glass 60
A good pair of boots 1915 per pair
Good green and black Tea Is cts per 10.
Best Tea in the market 20 cts per ID
IL lbs. prime Coffee 90
Fine boots 1896 bonnet cts.
Women,s slippers 81 Heavy muslins Ct Gets
Also, all kinds of staple and Fancy Goods, Hard
ware, Queensware and Groceries at extraordinary
low prices at the
Burlington Emporium, IL Jefferson st.
1t is said that we cannot continue to sell goods at
such prices; WE'LL to satisfy them that think so,
we tell them how we do it. We know the best mar
kets-we pay cash for our goods-we sell Tor cash
or Produce-and we give no Credit; so that we Will
not ask the good to pay for the bad one Please
call and examine our goods.
Jan. IS. 1s4s SCOTT, WHITEHEAD Co
Millinery and Mantua Making.
H-a MRS HOLDRIDGE respectfully informs the
EsEt-Ladies of Burlington and vicinity that she
va still continues the Millinery and Mantua ma X
ence on the East side of Main street, second gate
below Valley street, where work will be done to
order for any Lady who may choose to favor her
with call. variety Of
Fancy Articles,
will be kept constantly on hand, such as Bonnets'
Hoods, Head Dresses, Caps, Wells, Ribbons, Flow
ers Collars Borders, Edgings, Silk Laces, Grapes,
hosiery, gloves, linen and Victoria bobbln, French
and linen spool and sken thread, sewing silk,
silks, sains and velvets, she,side and tuck Combs,
needles, pins, hooks and eyes, cord, whaebnneetc'
IFAu orders from distance promptly attend
ed to. Burlington, Dec. II, 1913
BOOTS AND SHOES.
% CASES stogy and kip boots; cases KIP sno
90 calf wUmen's Bootecs;
doz stogy and kip Brogans;
do Children's Shoes and Caters;
10 do lady's Slippers; for sale low prices BY
Dec o. ,aS A. CLARKE
Notice
A Ii persons who have School Funds, and nave
~ not paid the Interest, according to law, are no.
tilted that all such amounts will be placed In the
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SCE1IEIS OI""N VUtICeI TTCVA!
N n0n WORTH OF GOODS. The suhscri-
lO.OOO bers, intending to sell off their large
stock of Goods, will dispose of them at
GREAT BARG AIMS,
for Cash or approved Produce. CREW GILKYSON
Feb. s, Is49 Jefferson street, Burlington
GREAT BARGAINS!!
THE south half Of lot 2os, with house and i'm
provemcnts there on for sale at $500.
The west half Of 544 and 545 with house thereon.
Public Square, for sale at $7oo.
Lot sl5 with house thereon $500.
The south half Of lot I'll and north Is feet of lot
10 being IS # by 1T # with valuable brick house
thereon, for sale at $500.
The middle of lot 1871 with House thereon for
sale at $4,000, call on (Feb y GRIMES STARR
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

r G. LAuMAN, has associated with him his
j Brother GEO, C. LAuMAN, in the transaction OF
General Mercantile business under the style OF j.
q Iauman & Brother. Oct3, 1S4S
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n+NOTlCE-All persons indebted TO me either
bv Note or Book account requested to settle the
same without delay, as the old business must now
be brought to close Prompt attention to this no.
tice will save trouble and oblige J. G. LAUMAN
ct51slS IGaz copyl Corner Jefferson water SIS
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]. S. Kimball & Co.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN So
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes Hats Caps SIC.
Would respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have received their
Fall and Winter Stock of Goods,
at their old stand, where they have hand large
and beautiful stock of Goods in their line, consist
ing of all the varieties adapted of the season, and
selected with the greatest with regard to style
and quality, to which invite the attention of our
friends and dealers generally. nov %, ls4s
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Ia Cash wanted -En

THE Subscribers request all persons indebted to
then, either by note or book account to call and
pay promptly by the 1st of January next. Pork and
wheat will be taken on account or for Goods. II il
hoped all persons interested will attend to this no.
tice. We mean what we say, want cash or its
equivalent. SWAN & BOERSTLER
Burlington Dec IA, 1873 fGaz COPY
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ErWould any one suppose such men as Judge
William Burke, Rev. c. w. Maley, DR. William j.
Richards, and DR. Hiram Cox, Professor in Medi-
cal University of Cincinnati, would openly and fear
lessly reco nnend for Coughs, colds-yea, even for
Consumption-I r Rogers Liverwort and Tar, ifthey
did not know the medicine possessed all the virtues
claimed for it by its distinguished INVENTOR Surely
not! Then why trife with mere pallatives. and
suffer the insidious destroyer oplegisss until the
last scene is forever closed.
The medicine may be had from C. w. Bodemann,
Burlington, Iowa.
I7rINvALID READER!-A word with you in
regard to the testimony of "Wstar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry.'' Have you examined it attentivey? Have
you examined the cases record? OF the cures
this medicine has perfoimed9 Have you remarked
how desperate and almost hopeless many Of them
were2 And how complete has been the cure in cv-
eryinstance? Have you noticed how many and res
pectable the persons who have certified to its value
and efficacyp Have you observed the evident can
Cor and good faith which characterizes every case
recorded, every certificate given9 ESQ, there need
no more be said to convince you that this prepare
ton is the very thing to which you should resort
if not, then you should send to the agents and pro-
cure Dr. Wistar's Treatise on Consumption, peruse
it and we have no fears of the result. Also ad-
vertisement. tbs sold by Parsons .Copp Parsons.
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Chicago Retreat for the Insane.
49, THIS building having recently been enlarg-
::: ed, the friends of the insane are respectfully
NIL informed that few additional patients can
now be received. For terms of admission, appll-
cation may be made to DIR MEAD,
Chicago H.. Dec. IA, lS48 Superintendent
NOR THE TOILET.-Jayne'S Hair Tonic, Poma-
r tum. Bears Oil, Macassar oil, Eau Lustrae, Am
brosia powder, lilly white, chalk balls, asst Ex-
racts fancy soaps, Eau Cologne, also hair brushes,
Tooth and Nail brushes. smelling bottles, etc. for
sale at GAYS Drug store jan II, is43
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CHOLERA! CUOLERAM

A this dreadful scourge is near at hand. one Of
n the best preventires for it is to have the sys-
tenn in good coalition. At this season of the year
the blood is apt to be in impure state. One Of
the best things to purify the blood ard carry OIL all
gross humors, is Gays Sarsaporilla which removes
all impurities from the system, invgorates the Boz
dy and gives healthy tone to parts. it is made
Of the best imported sarsaparilla, and double the
strength Of any Of the different preparations USUALLY
sold. For sale at GAYS Drug store corner of Main
and jefferson streets. Burlington. Jas, is, ~
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office

A Ii persons who have School Funds, ana nave
not paid the Interest, according to law, are no.
tilted that all such amounts will be placed in the
hands of an officer for collection, if not paid soon
Feb. Sth, lS49 WIN WALkEh,
School Fund CommisSio
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for the State Of Iowa. Feb. Is. lSl9
LATEST ARRIVAL. - i
TFALL g. WINTER GOODS.0
WI have just received from Boston ana other
w cities, very desirable assortment of Fall and
Winter Goods, selected for this market, to which
respectfully call the attention or our old friends
and customers and the trading community generally.
otis no trouble to show Goods" is always under.
Stood Our goods of the best quality and will be
sold at unusually low prices for Cash, Produce, sc.
&c. Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Nov. 70, l6aS PARSONS, Corr PARSONS
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
Ok BALES brewn sheetngs, also, battings ana
NS0 wicking; 100 ps assorted tickings and brown
drillings, Irish linens, sc.
100 ps. fine unbleached and bleached muslins;
70 " red,white, green, yellow 4 spotted fannels;
AGO g common and fancy dress prints;
loo s' broad cloths. ca simeIe e. S, doe-skins,
sattinetts, beavers, pilots, jeans, blankets, &C.
Dress Goods.
IS ps. dress goods, including beautiful styles silk
stripe; madonas, delsies, alpaccas, merinoes, bonn
bazines, satins, vevets, &c.
Hdkfs, Shawls, Hosiery, sc. &c.
Also, good assortment of Tailor's trimmings,
whale bones, needles, combs, hooks and eyes, per-
fumery, &c, sc.
Hats and Caps.-A good assortment of Fur, cloth
and fur tip gents and boys caps, for sale very low by
Nov %, AS PARSONS, Corr & PARsoEs
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NEW GOODS!! NEW GOODs!!!

NLVN uOVDS.. INV UOUDN..
TIME subscriber is receiving direct from Phil
l. adelphia, New York and Boston the largest and
best assortment Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes Caps, &C., &C., brought
to this market, purchased mostly for cash and will be
offered for sale at prices hitherto anknoscn in this
market. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will as usual be sup
piled on the most favorable terms. Wheat, Pork and
other produce will be taken in payment.
Burlington, Sept ID, 1913 w. F. COOLBACGH
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~ ROGERS and Commission Merchants, No. 80
NLevee St Louis, NO., have on hand large and
general assortment Of Groceries; will make adyan-
ces on consgnments either for sale here or for
shipments to our friends South or East.-3e-1y
REFERENcEs-H. Won Phul; A. L. Benoist Co.:
r. w. Campbell; VIM Nesbct 4 Co., st LOUISE Is
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

COX GARRETT < CO., have jast received from
large and splendid assortment Of Dry Goods, Hard
ware Queensware, Boets and shoes Hats, Caps, Bon
nets Ready made Ciothir z, ETC., etc, which they
will sell wholesale and retail yery cheap for cash
produce. Call and examine goods and prices BE-.
ore purchasing. burlington, sept 81, lS4S.
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u II y = r. II l. >
= BOXES Virginia and Missouri Tobaccoj
LIS bbls. Cigars; chests assorted Teas;
500 lbs Boston saleratus; tierce Rice;
$50 lbs Dbl. ref'd do loaf sugar;
1900 lbs Boston Cod Fish; II mats Of CassiG
. bbls Macaboy end Scotch snuff; 49,
2boxes sperm candles; 6bassperpera spice
80 sacks Rio and Java Coffee;
40 bbls. sugar and moasses;
20 doz. buckets and tubs.
Also, variety of Dye-stuis, paints and oils, enc
spices, etc. ETC., for sale at low prices by
Nov %, '4S PARSONS, Corp Parsons
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WHEAT AND PORK.
NOTICE-The subscriber requests all persons
~ having unsettled accounts with him to call and
settle the same am anxious to close up all old
unsettled accounts by the lst Of January, 1S4S.
Wheat, Pork, Hides, ETC., taken in payment and
little Cash. WESLEY JONES
Burlington. Dec. L..
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Valuable Town Lots for Sale.
TINE Subscribers offer for sale a desirable build
ing lot on 9TH street, adjoining the residence Of
Mr. John Sunderland, and nearly orTosite D. Rorer,
ESQ., No. 4i9a also Two full lots 5th street, Nos
57e and SIT. For terms apply to
Dec I, ;43 J.. G.LAUMAN BROTHER
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Family Medicines.

-7-'-|7
DOGERS Lverwort and Tar: Sellers vermifuge;
IL Thompson syrup Tar and wood Naptha;
Jayne's Expectorant Hungarian Balsam;
Wistar's BalsanI- wild Cherry;
Sellers Cough Syrup; Davis pain Killer;
Townsend's sarsaparilla; Gridley's letter oint.;
Mortmore's Rheumatic compound;
NcAlster's All Healing Ointment;
Dalley's pain Extractor, and all the popular med
icines of the day for sale at Gays Jan IL, Is4s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

inference establishing exemption deFogaiion Of com
right should be restricted 70 the express class Of
CAGES designated 10 the povo that is to say mortgages in
favor Of the property banks hBpOegMss c0a5enties fG
Uenr des Bangaes hgpoA eeaires The utmest latitude
which SQUAD principles Of would SEEN
mssbe in favor Of the property basks. would be eopsd
this nieenal egation covering all ages given
BY any directly 10 them. especially when re-
member that the Act Of 1872 which reasonable TO pre-
10 tho contemplation Of the isgsstae Of I843
gave tbs property banks dispensaOn In much Inn
tied class Of cases. to w.t. mortgages given 10 them by Stock
holders However it is not necessary give an unqualified
oUnion the extent Of the exemption regards the
0rginOf nature The mortgage Another visw
conclusive Of the case.
II the exemption from euseTpiion is to be extended
DEF the act Of 1913 mortgages NOT given to the property
banks ognaly. but held By then snbogees Is at any
Tate clear that the sUbrOgalOn should be duy insFihe
The public should be duly informed ihat the mortgage has
passed into hands favored class Of credit0s
from the necessity OF Eeinscnpon This certainly
done By nIehing in the Book Of 1885, the margin Of the
original mortgage. memorandum. defective in Itself
that Seghers had transferred the Of 1895 aud 1886
the Citizens Bank Nor can how The fact Of
the subogafion being made By notaal relieved the
Czsns Bank from the necessity of recording the subFogs-
ton in the NOR gage Office therefore Dissent from the
opinion OF the Othsf Judges
Opinion IF Chef ,yu ftee Erstis-bly opinion i that
the Hei Of 1888 does act Apply - the case OF nogaga ike
that under eoasideIaton Consequently concur in the
view taken by Mr. Justice Ede and dissent from the Opn.
ion of the other Judges.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

From New BRUEswIcK.-A letter dated Fred
erickton, June IS, published in the 81. John News,
says; There have not been such fires in the
woods for many years as there are at present. The
river and the streets are completely covered with
embers and burnt leaves persons are now at work
earring water their places Of residence, and the
engines in waitingthe soldiers are confined TO
b. racks, AT 10 be in readiness in case the fire
shoald enter tie town. People are alarmed 10
great degree ihe smoke ia town is SO dense that
you cannot eee the sun; in fact can compare the
city al present TO nothing but a smoke-house lam
almost blinded from the effects Of Il. The Supreme
Court, now ia session, adjourned till tomorrow,
the room being so dark as not to admit Of their
going ON with business without the of candles.
Il is very calm at present Should the wind spring
up, there is no accounting for what will follow"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

POINT CLEAR, ED BIN COUNTY, gL.a.
HAVING been leased BY the undersigned, viii be
4 open on the first Qf june, for the entertainment
Of TRANSIENT and PERM ANENr GUESTS,
This eabhmentis beautifully located On The east side q
MOBILE BAY about midway between Mobile and the sui
Of Mexico The water az this point being atoaFs etea1
and salt with depth of si4 feet within Fifty yards Of hs
shoTe) and having firm white sand bottom, renders TIM
place particularly attractive iOT Sea-hathlng. .
Bue-sh, P0mpRno. Spanish MaekeIel, and all other hsh
peculiar this latitude abound in the immediate pctnttg
Of the HOt@ NeVeHfaiug Springs. a. convenient DIS
lance, furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER,
The building entirely nepIesf nts ioneio the south
Of $50 feet aud affords ample accommodation Tor ~ per
The large and airy
safe and commOdOu steam vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Cear-PHssage 80 cents .
The rate of Board will be $40 per Week payable IN gu
s0eektB, Deductions made for families remaining ihe
season. Communications this subject, addressed 70 tile
undersigned. Mobile, will be promptly sIiended !9
GEO. B. CLlTHERALL,
Mobile Ala May ~ 1879 myla 3m Lessee.