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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15

WILLIAM ~ ANGEL, Register of Deeds, and
Notary Public for Ottawa County. Office over
H. Griffins store, Washington street, opposite the
Washington House, Grand Haven.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15

HOYT g. POST, Clerk of Ottawa County. OF.
fee over H. Grifins store, opposite the WASH
ington House
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15

The RELIGION OF PAYING DEBTs.-One OF
our religious exchanges has thefollowing strong
remarks on this subject. They drive the nail
on the head and clinch it
"Men may sophisticate as they please. They
can never make it right, and all the bankrupt
laws in the universe cannot make it right for
them not to pay their debts. There is a sin in
this neglect as clear and as deserving church dis
cipline, as in stealing or false swearing. He
who violates his promise to pay, or withholds
the payment of debt when it is in his power
to meet his engagement, ought to be made to
feel that in the sight of all honest men he is a
swindler. Religion may be very comfortable
cloak, under which to hide; but if religion does
not make a man IDEAL justly it is not worth
having"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15

RELIGIOUS CULTURE.-Our senses are educa-
ted by use. The experienced sailor will not on
ly see ship in the haze Of the distant horizon,
where the landsman recognizes nothing, but he
Will tell to what class of ships it belongs. The
intellect is educated by use, and the experience
ed thinker will recognize relations and analo-
gles where, to the uneducated mind, there is
nothing but confusion. Our moral perceptions
are educated by use. He whose moral nature
Is Kept alive by looking always to moral rela-
tons, and by fidelity to moral convictions, rec
ognlzes, as by instinct, decided right or wrong
in the actions which in others seem wholly in
different, and through this moral intuition he is
lifted to pass judgment on the final result of
such actions. So our religious nature is educa-
ted by use. Habits of prayer, of devout med-
taton OF referring all things in our devotions to
the will OF God, habits Of communion with
Christ till his words have become spirit and life
to us, and our thoughts move in unison with
his, must quicken our spiritual perceptions,
deepen our religious consciousness and give to
us the power OF recognizing as realities spiritu-
al objects and relations of which others are, and
from their want of religious culture must be en-
tlrely Ignorant. Through this christian culture,
the education Of our highest faculties by inter-
course with the highest subjects which they can
act upon, are we to enter into our highest life,
and experience the purest JOY that the soul can
know. We can not open our hearts in prayer
with intense yearning for intercourse with God
without some accession of spiritual life and
peace, and we cannot through the day carry out
the experience of that moment without having
it in some measure confirmed and established
within us permanent part of our religious be-
ing. 80 should we 60 on, growing always in
our spiritual gifts and perceptions, till our high
est experience on earth is a foretaste of heaven.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15
BUSINESS DIRECTORY--1S51.

FERRY g. SONS, Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Provisions, Hardware, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Crockery and Medicines-also man
ufacturers and dealers in all kinds of Lumber.
Water Street. Grand Haven.
VIM M FERRY, JR., WV M Emmy
THos. w. FERRY.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15

HENRY PENNOYER, Treasurer of Ottawa
County. Office over II. Grifiins Store, opposite
the Washington House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15

CHURCH CoUGHING.-N. p. Willis is authori-
ty for the following: 1t may be true, but
1T was herein the church of st. Nicholas
by the way, that became aware of sensible
German custom-that Of concentrating the
coughing and nose blowing during the service
time. The clergyman stops at different periods
of his discourse, steps back from his pulpit, and
blows his nose. The entire congregation initiate
his example, and disturb the service at no other
time"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15

C. B. ALBEE, Storage, Forwarding and Com
mission Merchant and Dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes,
&C., &C. Flour and Salt constantly on hand
Store, corner Washington and Water streets.
Grand Haven, Mich
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15

ASA A. SCOTT, Sheriff of Ottawa County,
Office over H. Griffin's store, opposite the Wash
ington House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15

L. o o. f., Regular meetings of Ottawa Lodge
as, is held every Wednesday evening, at their
Lodge Room in the Attic of the Washington
House. Members of the Order are cordially in
vitcd TO attend. Grand Haven, Ottawa Co. Mich.
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r. w. DUNCAN, Attorney at Law, will attend
promptly to collecting and all other professional
business intrusted to his care Office over IL.
Grifin's Store, opposite the Washington House,
Grand Haven Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15

C. DAVIS a. CO., Dealers in Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Boots and
Shoes, &C., &C. Muskegon, Michigan.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-15
"Got a paper to spare ?"

SCOT paper to spare g
eyes, sir, here's one of our last. Would
you like to subscribe, sir, and have it come to
you regularly?'
al would-but am too poor"
That man has just returned from the circus
cost fifty cents lost time upon his farm, fiif-
ty cents; whiskey judging from the smell, at
least fifty cents; amounting to one dollar and
fifty cents, enough to pay for the Commercial
Advertiser one year, actually thrown away, and
then begging for newspaper, alleging that he
was too poor to pay for it Com. Adv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-16

TObaccO-A large lot is reported have been sold, but
could ascertain particulars.
Sugar and MOIasses About 200 hhds of Sugar were
disposed Of the reduced OF 5ss@5c for fair and
200 bbls Molassss at "a q 3iac q gallon for re-botd.
FlOurNo improvement sales of about 1900 b'ls, in
Guiding 900 Ohio % 80 500 in several lots % $50 &c.
and 100 bbls fancy St. Louis at - 871a v Dbl.
Grain-Corn dull, with sales 1907 sacks mixed
and yellow 45O47. $50 yellow 4z and 900 to 800 prime
white sic y bushel OF Oas, 500 sks ST. Louis sold
Acc v bushel
PrOvisiOns-Po,k a little lower. and noticed
sales OF $50 bbs branded Mess &4 6a0sl4 IS; and
few retail parcels sA s7 bbl. Bacon request
and $50 casks sold folows 100 casks Illinois Sides
clear 81. Is ga 10 do Shoulders and small lot
of Trow bridge Beaty's Hams in Zoe v Il
OF Lard Us prime the Leyee sold at 5l6 and 2
bbls from store at 91ac " ID.
COlYee-Ab0nt 100 bags Rio sold at 90, and lot
ported Sc y tba material decline Two cargoes reported
in the river.
sa-Saes from 400 sacks Liverpool. including $50
SKIS fine $3.50 SO, (x months time and 400 sacks
half. bleached coarse at 49, " ack.
LimeA lot of 800 hhds ST. Genevieve sold at Is % v
hid.
Whsky-lOO bbls disposed Of the Levee. l9c
v gallon.
Sterling n0Dl10A.
New York sixtyday Bills " CT disc
Sigh, Checks NewYor k...........S@lv CT prem.
FreightsSma lots of Cotton taken to fill for Liver
pool at 9.l6d.
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOxI, Miss.

TN undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
L form her old friends and patrons. and the public q
generally that the above Hotel for the IL
reception of travellers aud visitors fo- the ;ir
season. Having been at great expense in building. A
repairing she recommend her house
tenor point Of accommodation, commodity and locality
Hotel the She has erected the premises
large and spacious LII ROOM, surprising in dim.n.
sIons any similar in Bill XII which admirably adapted
to Balls Parties, and public gatherings generally,
which occa.ons he will let reasonable terms Ao, in
addition to the Ball ROOM she has prepared accommodations
Tor at least fifty persons more than
HER TALE it will be her constant care. to rrovde
andy with the best that this and gbong markets Afford
Fire and roomy TIL HOUSES, adjacent the Hotel,
for the venence of bOarders.
Thank for the liberal patronage heretofore extended her
she respectfully what will be her effort TO deserve
| share Of public patronage.
Per month. $50 90 Per SO 90 Per day q So
| CAROLINE M. HUNT.
| Biloxi, May 3. 1851. myll If
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Choice Residence on Nayades street, In the
Gregory Square, Lafayette.
BY j. A. BEARD a. MAY. AuctiOneers.

CATURDAY, May a u o'clockW be soli auction,
y without Bauks
certain 10 Of GdOUND with all the improvements thereon,
by Nay Pryana jackson and Phir
streets ~ Lafay Said lot Ga II inches
depth and Philip Of 1865 fest,
aud forming Of Nayades and Philip The i'm
exceenl we'll built miy Dwelling
residence of Mr. 1urn=r built aboui s
having the for family with f1s rsn
situated Depot Of the Railroad
stopping place. -
Term Purchaser Of note for S64i So
Ia S7il 49, ri
her next; $3.50 due -i4 October foi
STA 49, 1857; e7il 70, due l2-l 5
September 1851: amounting ia the whole $500 25 For tn,
purchase money one-ha cash remainder
year a hearing morg &c the property until paid
before T o SafG, Notary Pubc the expense
the purchaser IN
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BILOXI HOUSE


THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
L cepton of vis ors on the 2'h inst, under the -
management of JOHN w NIXON. f..N
during the spring additions and Improvements ss
have been made to insure greater degree OF comfort and
convenience to the guests OF the house.
sandy beach of Biloxi, heretofore annoying
dens has been panked by order OF the corporation, and
now offers promenade unrvaed by any of the
villages.
The Table will always be supplied with the decace Of
the and New Orleans Market
Attacned to the house will be found Bath-houses. Bar
ard Bill lard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
Dy
Children and Servants, half price.
Biloxi. May 10. 1851. myl5 3m
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TIE AS! TEASy!
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com

L pany. No. la5
hath am street
(rhe oldest + t II
establishment in the
Uoited Ststes.) N
Orleans Agency, IA
lanai street. These
Teas are more ex,
tshsively krown and
approved OF, THAI
those OF any "the'
establishment, in thi.
county: Every Ell
son the ANTON
TEA COMPANY IN
deav0r o c0lit'ol III,
most val able AMI
useful kinds ofTKA'
that are imported
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= TEAS ever offered fOl
salem this caty and at lOwel
prices. These rRAs are Of
the latest importation. AMI
Otths most choice qnaiitie.
grown in G hina. ha wing
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put up ia
small quantities in well Sc,
cured metallicpackaees, sc
as 20 press. We their fra.
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
~City retail dealers
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hOtelssnl,.
piled with ever, dnscrip.
ton ofTEAs, inchests. hall
chests, " ID and 8 ID box
agee. II desired.
jaN 6m A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-16
F. REPPEL VS.. B.4PTTSTE .4NTOL.NE.. Docket
j. page 53l mo. a. 163 Of the CITY Court Of Men

J. page 531....No. H,163 Of the CITY Court Of .Neu
Orleans.
by virtue Of plunus alias writ Of seizure and
- sale directed by the Hon. J. l.. Winter Second
Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans wI sell at
public autOn Banks Arcade. on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of May 1851 at u CLOCK M
A LOT OF GROUND situated in suburb Treme. in the
square comprised wthn Preur, Roman, Co and La
hsrpe Streets making of lot No. of No. Is.
SAID lot Is feet inches lines front Roman st.
by 100 feet in Depth bounded the side towards Columbus
by lot and the side towards Laharpe by
the other half of said lot No. seized the above entitled
cause satisfy the Judgement rendered therein.
Terms of sale cash. NJ. M. THOMAS, Constable.
New Orleans April II, 1851. ap4
JOHN LIND EN- vs., JOHN HEINZ Y BRO WN and
A. M DOUGLASS in soiidO. In the Second Jus
Gee's COart....No. ,l,O1S.
u " virtue OF writ OF seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Hon. j. L. Winter, Second Justice of
the Peace in and for the Parish of Orleans will proceed
sell at pu bile aucon MONDAY the 18th day of May,
1851. at y oceck a Banks Arcade
designated Nos and in No 5, bounded BY
Pelopdas Livingston Elysean Fields Margny Streets
said having Amercan measute) 35 feet inches and
lines each Eysean Fields by 4l ,eet INCHES deph
n there s per plan drawn by Brlly and de
ge,hes with all the buildings Improvement thereon
| seized in the above entitled cause.
| Terms and conditions Of sale cash.
N. NJ. THOMAS, Constable.
New Orleans, April IL, 1851 apl4
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ana consequently are abie thing their line
OF SO 1e quality 70. the price, thai in this orher
establishment excel. il at Nil equal them
S. II. PAGE Agent,
~ Canal street, door betw Royal.
III Just received steamship Ohio and ship Union,
large assortment Of the above reas.
my6 3m q. w. PAGE, Agent.
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

II Undersigned nave TAKEN on a Tease TOT lhIee
L years the well known Hotel East Pascagous. Ii
Miss, so long known and kept by M ]. McRae. 1Hd
will be opened for the re'eplion of company the ~
10th June The p is famed one Of the mos, delightful
and heahful the Cult it the breeze, has
the finest baihng Fishing and convenience for all kinds Of
recrea ion desirable in u summer resort.
The ote is undergoing thorough repairs, and will be fin
shed in complete STYLE The extensive Garden is in sdmiro
BILE order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained at Of the
markets, and the undersigned fattr themselves that bs
experience In the best Hotels in ST Char
snd The st L0Us-are assurance that nothing will be
myl5 BOYD & SIMPSON.
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CoNTAINING>NO ALCOHOL.

CONTAINING~NO ALCOHOL
the o<d Tor he euao
Dyspepsia osns-such the headaches hearnsns
sedy Of The stomach Of appee s:tnm
pies ncip,en consumption debility arising IRON eve
ague heat cold Old
ing imperfect deranEe con.ron OF the
remedy surpassed BY msiieins
unerng nervous deansr nent.
Professor A. A. HAYES, M D., State A~ayes;
FITzHxRRY HOMER, Esq. Boston;
JAS U. DunN Eco, City Treasurer. Boston
Hon. MYROS LAwRKNCK, TX Pres. Mass. Senate,
Hon L. a. ARsoLp. formerly Governor Of Rhode Island.
Hon VIZ. WooDBRrDsE. formerly Governor Of Michi-
Hon }. +. MoREHEAD formerly Governor Of Kentucky
Hon j T. SMmcss, u. 9. Senator from Rhode leland;
Hon, SAM't :. PHELPS, u g. Se.ato' from Ve."ons'
Hon soIosos FoorE, member Of Cor sress from Vt;
Hon. II ID. Foster. member Of Cxasress fr.m PENN;
Hon l.. MARTIN, Delegate In Congress from W'aeoa-
Gen A. 10. noDsE. member in Congress from Iowa;
STowE, SO. Clerk in the House Of Representvs
&C. TeowsRIDes. E:9. lletrOs s...
josnrM os. Esq w. .
Many other the highest reseetaby b referred
connrm all that has thus nvsuabs
medicine: n. GEO g. Ga ZEN. Proprietor, winsior. v,
REED. BATES B. AUSTIN Nhce-aie Drugssss. No.
For ale ~ now %RiGHf CO.. 5.. Isl Chs,us. =.
- Price q per bottle sI oo,tles for s.
~ CAUrION-Each the Genuine ozygsnated Bitten
have the outside printed Enesh French and Span
s, o. Geo Green, Propr Thrss
Sides addition finely engraved label the ths
Iv - NIL d& W
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Succession OF the late J. r. 4. Livaudais :. Lon
Credit Sale of very valuable Lots of Ground on Cor
stance, Magazine and Camp strests. back and nes
Annuncation Square.

h n. Vl0NlE, AuctnOmeers
CATURDAY, May H. 1884, 70 O'Clock M.-Will be sold
aucon the y Exchange st Loui, between chsitrss
and Royal seesBy Of order from the Honorable the
Fifth Dntrict Court Of New Orleans
The following described LOTS OF GROUND, belonging to the
Of the late Jacques Francois Ernoul vauda
l. Three Lots Of Square bounded ~ Annuneaton
Constance Ro5n and Race designated Lots Nos
measuring each feet inches and lines front Constance
st eet, by III feet 10 inches and lines deep.
Four Ground squarr bounded by Constance
Mag Rotn aud Race designate Lots Nos
aud A. icing the of Magazine AID hace
Nos and each q feet rches and lines FROM Mags
by 100 feet deep aud fronting 10 the
opening Ra Lot No. q feet che
and lines front Magazine by los feet dep Lo No.
q feet 10 inches and lines front Race by
feet II inches and lines deep
Three Los Of Ground ted in the Square boundedby Robin
Race Camp aud Coliseum degnad Lots Nos L.
Lots Nos ad measure each % feet inches front Cam
average depth OF about s. Lot No.
feet front Camp street. depth of about 10 feet Tn
whole according 70 plan. ~
Termed eourh cash and the balance credit Of on
endorsed secured by
sao SAID divided into coupons IL required and
bear interest alter maturity regular paid tie Of
cent annum until final paymeut his clause will not
understood as TO delay IN the OF said oote
of sale before jos Cavier Notary Public the
the pufchapes WA
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HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
of Public Schools. propose taking few pupils along
with 10 my residence in Massachusetts The number
will exceed six. shalt only endeavor to instruct
them all suitable studies but shan also strict attention
their and morals and consult their wei in all
things. My residence is the Fall River Railroad, twelve
hours travel from New ork and from Boston, the
this city the st Of June Those who wish tor
tai,nes aoimaton; wi ma me 4aiy az 2ss sweet
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NEW ORLEANS Markets.
CRESCENT OFFIcR,
Friday Morning, May Ii, 1856

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning, May 10, 1851
COttOn-There was a fair demand early in the day. and
1900 bales aken about Ac lower than
vous figures. During the afternoon, however, operations
checked by factors asking rmer prices We reduce
our quotations follows:
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~ SO boxes Preserves-UndeEwood's and Shaker:
400 boxes Ciaret, various brands;
20 hoxe, Buffalo Tongues;
SO boxes Cuba Sxes;
80 bOxes SaeTatus;
| % baskets Plagniol Oil:
100 baskets Chsmpagne, various brands;
81 terces Dnffed's hams. Fo, sale by
| R. NJ. MCALPIN.
! mr1 I'm 20 Common st. and 7 canal street Row.
r w. ARTHUR 81 CO., % and 90 New Levee
l. . offer for sse-
Sugar-Ioaf Crushed. Powdered, Refined and Brown;
| Tea-Choice ard common Green and Black
Tobacco avehsh various qua and s'zes of plues
ligars-A laree supply of imported and A mercan
Winss-Madeira, Port Malaga Claret. Sautene Muscst
Champagne, etc, in glass and good;
LquOrs-Choice old Ognac. medium and commondo, Gin,
- Rum, Peach Brandy. Cherry Brandy.
Whnky-Od Rye and tOurbop, Scotch and Irish Malt;
CoriasAs.rted, Curacao, Absynthe MaraschinO, etc.
syrups-Lemon, Natural and assorted
Spice-Pepper, Aspics. Ginger Nutmegs, Cloves,
Picklss-Of ali sizes and qualities:
Provisions and Gr0cevie- of all kinds. ap30 God
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls.
~ expressly for family USE
Picked salmOn in kits and half kits; s.
Mess Mackere in sits and half kits
| No. 20. In half bbs quarter bbls., kits and hall
| kits:
| Hslibuts, Napes and Fins. in quarter bbls.
And very large assortment of Family and Plantation
| for sale low by [ap22l F. EVANS Il CO, 70 lamp st.
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The Public are hereby informed that
HI AR N ID Z MS f p II Il SIS,
Aa8 Ess!S!=c -; ~

FOR Packages. P.ARCELS, SPECIE, etc., ieaoc,
No. 81 Camp street,
For NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all other
NORTHERN and EASTEN CITIES,
Regularly every Week.
TT An Express to MOBILE every alternate day.
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FOR SALE.
MRS. E. PROCTOR being retiring from bust
lV1 offer, for sale the Furniture Fixtures and f
goodvi of her Boarding. House. situated the :
OF Canal and Royal The has done &tssk
fourishng business The lat years
men OF the undersigned and is well known of the
best stands in the city
t1- number Of No. Slaves will also be sold -. For
terms, etc., apply to
mi3 aw Il. PROCTOR. c,rner Canal and Royal SITS
ITO RENT-The large and connections build.
L ing in Carrolton. formerly occuoed by Mrs. War
a Female seminary, together with lots sur al
rounding it. which a number OF fine fig plum -
and peach trees, vines. etc. in full bearing The
building ha- been lately panted and etey repa red
furnished with capacious with stables and all other
onthouse and for the quail ties of room
gentee residence rarely be found within environs
New nrleans To good tenant the whole will be rented
at the Bible Depository. St. Charles and North
streets. myS Imos%
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NOTICES.


CyvIcB OF THR JRrVResos AND
LAKE f0rTcHATRLIS RAILROAD CoMPAEY,S
II Sealed Proposals will b received at this office
onti IL oeoch on MONDAY the ish Of May delivery
the Railroad at the head Of the Ssv Bsn Thyve rhousand
running feet Of Long Leaf Hard yellow Pu ~. Timtsr from
10 II inchs square, and in lengths Il soa feet;
sound and have inch d san on sov
edge Aso for Twelve Thousand running s.t snrhs Of
81 sawed yellow Pine sbove snhias Red Cypress
be thickness and and free from
sap The delivery o. sbo-s
Oetorer and be completed bsfoss Of
December. :. .Csrroilton, May I. 1851.
myi Sep spas JOHN HAMPsON, Chisf Esensa.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.

Spring and summer CLOTHING @.
respecfal,y call the attention thei lnds and t9
public to their large stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
cLs IT HING They also in eztsnsiye eoyt
meut Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS. 70 wh4s thsy Sy!,s
particular notice. - CIV "
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-, , :. = -. CAKOIlINE Nj. HUNT
Biloxi, May 3. 1851. myn I


THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
4 for the reception of visitors The first day Of 49,
June The proprietOrs have added largely to their
improvements during the past winter, and VIII be sun
during the prepared accommodated m tour to
hive bundled In addition TO The medicinal and cura
china these Springs possess adj most of
The watering places in The Sonth and West Being situated
but four from the Bic bee river, Choctaw county,
country, accessible by STEAMBOATS, at all OF the
1t would be useless to attempt fu scripuon OF the
benefits be derived from the OF these suffice it,
that feel fully warranted IN saying that their sanave pro-
kidneys and skn ulcers of long standing. general debility o.
system, gout dropsy surpassed
by any in the Uned States hundreds testify
who have tired their Efficacy,
Many have been made aud IN progress,
for the amusement and pleasure OF visitors. There will be
regular packets from Mobile the Springs. semi weekly
Good hacks with careful drivers, will be in a,ten
dance persons and from the river The table
will be instantly supplied with the best the country
Affords and the pr0reors pledge themselves to spare no
render their visitors comfortable For chemical
of the the pubic referred 10 the analysis oil
RATES BOARD:
Ter day: ...$ "
Ter week. ~ ~
| ~ Children and servants half price.
borse per day ~
. per week o ~
L. Large families subject liberal deduction from the
above rates. Common 4 HENRY, Proprletors.
| Bladon Springs, Ala, May /. 1851. my7 2m
DANNEY'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY
IL will soon be closed for the Of repairs
to be made The building Wishing out his stock
before savng he will take pictures at reduced prices HIS
Three Dollar OF Portraits will be put up for Two Dollars
to- Rooms the Of Royal and st. Louis streets,
| near the St. Louis Hotel mia St.