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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

And Consumption, pain iaa tie SIDE and
magltSaceats, Aahhao, Whooping Coueh,
1oalpitatjon Of tie heart, Lircr compliant,
Bronchitis, and all diseases of the
throat, lungs and liver cured by Sher-
mans U-Healin0 Ralsam
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07
Sulnd;e-s.

Druggists and others that sell Sarsanarlla for Che
genuine and original DR.. TOwmend's Sarsaparlla
that is not signed by S p Townsend commits fraud
ana s"lndles the customers. Men that would be
guilty of tuch an act would commit suv other fran6
land no Druggist Of common intelligence but knows
.hat ours is the only genuine
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TO THE PUBLIC.

eV For the benefit of those persons suffering fo III.
most painful loathsome and dangerous disease called CAN
CIR do hereby make the following statement declaring
10 De correct: Some twelve months ago. coloe woman
oe'ons'ng TO John Stone ESQ.,. of Hansonburg. La was
placed in charge be brought to this CITY then IN b
under the treatment of Gilbert, for cancer went with her
Goes Office for the of his prescribing for her.
and h after thoroughly examining her, pronounced her cas-.
PosuVey incurabe. that the disease beyond paiaon
then took her board my boat-Osceola-of which .
the captain to take her back her owner But before ouy
Tune OF departure, 8. REYNOLDS seen passing and we
called him aboard to his opinion relative to the wouan
conauon He examined her, and Immediately declared he
could cure her. So left her with him. now No. 123 Gra,er
street, beevng that she would be useless to herself and ey
master. and would shortly die unless releved) He COM
menced his treatment. and in few months saw her. and
considered her perfectly well, radically cured and bsy
never since heard of the least sembance of reurn of h
dsease-cancer. J. l.. MOORE,
Commander of the steamer New World.''
NewOreans, June 10, 1851 ill IS
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

saturday Morning, July IL, 1851
The past week has not been period of any
ACTIVITY IN our general Market considering the advanced
period Of the and the absence of large number o
eraors the business in several articles Gums up to fair
amount Our leading staple. Cotton owing to
accounts from Europe together with the continued difficult
o' OF exchange has been rather depressed
ana prices have slightly given way for some descriptions
while the sales reach good average for the The
TOBACCO market has been active during portion of the
week, but most of the transactions have been on private
Terms Flour has been in limited request. but generally at
hrm rates. Corn, of prime quality been scarce and mi,
Irregular The Bacon have a.o been irregnar
but mostly full Other articles OF provisions have been dull
Whisky has been firm. and Baggng and Rope have i'm.
proved under an acive demand On Sunday morning the
Baltic's arrival at NewYork announced and on Tne.
the telegraph reported the arrival of the Canada at Hall
fax, with news from Liverpool the 18th u The ner
steamer expected the Asia of Cunars ine which wa,
10 nave lett Liverpool on the 9TH her accounts will
be due here on Tuesday Wednesday next
Our weather has been warm, with one or two heavy sbov
efs oil raln The health Of the city is excellent
COtton-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
very heavy appearance buyers generally insisting upon con-
ce'on' In price, and factors holding their stock firmly The
sales were conea aenty nitedo about 1000 bales without
any material change in the rates. On Monday f.o,o l.;
nuenced by the Balo's accounts showed rather more will
ngne's to SELL and few buyers came forward taking
Eoo bales at easier rates. Early Tuesday the Canada,
arrival was announced. with full affirmation of the decline
reported by the Baltic but the effect of ber nsws nm on
ket was inconsdeabe The mddIns grades were of,sd A.
rather easier rates. but for higher qualities the market wa,
rm The dayss embraced 1000 bales On Wedne,d,v
inc demand was active. and fully 5000 bales changed hands
AZ steady prices There bnt little inquiry however nm
hursday, and transactions limited to 1000 bae, a,
the OF the previous day. and yesterday the sales reached
about oOO bales at quotations. making the total busne
of the week IL, 500 bales.
The receipts this port since the 1st of Santen,b.
bales. against 8s O6 the same date last md
At all the United States there an increase of $50
OBS bales. " 1'''
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ma'de''-Ih omas Enwright, charged with the
murder of James Harrison Grover. ma,a Of Tho
steamboat Grand Turk, on the l7ih of June Ia.
was yesterday brought up for final examin ,,ion
before Recorder Caldwell. The evidence was to
Abe effect that Enwright had been on board the
poat 10 assist IN loading her. A quarrel en-
sued between him and the deceased, which was
quoted for a time but was renewed by Grover
striking Enwright on the arm and head, with an
iron poker, and severely wounding him. On thi,
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore OF Mobile Hay.

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
= Place is now complete order for visitors Many "a
important improvements ha We been made during the E
past winter, among which is wharf running to lef
inc top OF the bu Of gradual and easy ascent thereby
avoiding lis long flight of formally used This adds
annhef 10 Inc many pleasant walks about the premises
ne number OF rOOms has been increased 800 per
soma can be handsomely accommodated the coming
ne oathing arrangements extensive The shower
naths are supplied from yielding least 100 ga0ni
the South. s ~ "
The location of th. place being nearly so feet above the
eve o. the bay, with nothing obstrucr the beezes from
inc Unit; with ine view Of the Bay, city of Mobile West.
ein shore etc nice shady gIove good roads.
o. stand ing water consequently qu0es,
iound In the whole country.
Arangementsar made for abundant supply of Fuh,
Oysters, Crabs, ct :. -
The proprietor commenced budding , about
the M January l6S with the view of making the most
uaciye place in the South The business thus far has ex
ceeded his most sanguine expectations Being the builder
owner and andord knows i his interest entertain
MS guests IN the best possible manner which all he
considers necessary TO say In sr to the table, BAR
besides the great variety OF which
as At any other watering place the proprietor has
"ned LOT the attendance OF superior Band of Music.
This place having been avorle the past years.
or large number of the citizens Of New Orleans and
sana the proprietor hopes by strict attention, continue
The fine steamer Helen touches at the wharf several times
The charges will he moderate letter. or pape directed
70 lywood nea! Mobile will direct and without de-
tention. WILLARD FREEMAN Proprietor
Hollywood May 3, 1851. myl9 3m
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An Important Historical Disclosurs. The
regular readers of this paper will doubtless reco-
ect that in its discussion Of the Evil of the Day.
IN the early part Of the last year. whilst endeavor.
ing to show the danger-which might be appre-
hended IN case OF general representation OF the
Southern States in the first Nashville Convention,
through some imPulsive or hasty movement-of the
instant formation Of Southern Confederacy, we
placed before them an anonymous letter to us, ad-
vislng us to warn the North that Constitution for
sqch new government, to supercede the good old
U nited States, had been already prepared, and was
only waiting for an occasion to be presented and
put IN action. For reasons Of our own, we placed
confidence IN that statement though anonymous.
Fortunately for the whole country, but especially
Tor the States of the South the Nashville Conven-
ton proved to be an absolute failure. Before the
time proposed for sending delegates to it, the peo-
pie OF the States Of Virginia and North Carolina,
VINO had been counted upon game already bag
geo, showed that they were not only alive, but
WIDE awake to the enormity of the scheme of dis.
union into which they had like to have been en-
trapped; and the State Of Louisiana, as well as the
Western Southern States, would have moth ng to
do with the plot. So that no opportunity was al.
forded for bringing forward this Constitution Of
tile United States South, if such one had been
already prepared.
The present canvass in the State of Mississippi
has elected information that the existence in writing
OF such prepared instrument of Disunion was
no false suggestion-no ingenious fable designed
to deceive, but an actual fact susceptible Of proof
From the Natchez Courier we learn that Gen
freeman and Senator Foote addressed the people
Of Attala county, Mississippi, on the 18th nltimo
and that In the course of his remarks, Senator
Foote bore the following testimony to the views
and wishes of Mr.. Calhoun in relation to the
Southern Secession
He said that the idea OF demanding amend.
ments to the Constitution and, in case of failing
TO obtain them, resorting to secession, was first
preached by Mr.. Calhoun after our October Con-
vention In 1919; that Mr.. Calhoun told him that
he (Mr. c. had no expectation of obtaining these
amendments; but Mr.. c. thought that if they
should be refused why then the South would unite
III the formation of Southern Confederacy and
that Mr. Calhoun had prepared a Constitution for
this new Republic, which was to have been f,,rmed
out OF one OF the fragments of pres, mt Union"
National Intellipencer
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A Man Stab5ed-A man named William Ewes
was stabbed in the back yesterday evening about
o'clock, by one Austin F. Hervey, on the ban
quette opposite the coffee house on the corner of
Perdido and Baronne streets. Ewes is runner on
the Levee about California vessels. Hervey is an
engineer, and performs at times in the circus.
When the blow was inflicted, Hervey ran, and
threw the knife over the wall of the Carrollton
Depot this the officer found short time after the
arrest of Hervey, who is at the High Constable's
Office. The prisoner says that Ewes struck him
first, and that he had threatened to take his life the
first opportunity. The wounded man was brought
to the Charity Hospital and it is reported that he
died there about an hour afterwards
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a Curiosity. - Last week the workmen at
Powers Summit, on the Ohio and Pennsylva nia
Railroad, found pettiied snake, the size of which
would seem to indicate that in this region at least
that species OF reptile has greatly degenerated His
snakeship was found imbedded in the solid lime
stone rock, some sixty feet below the earth's sur.
lace Its size is enormous--sixteen feet in length
and In the middle at least four inches in diameter
Although its substance is completely assmated to
the rock in which it was mbedded, it looks sur
prslngly natural = indeed almost as perfect in
form and feature" as when alive. Beaver penn
Star v $500
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True j. f"und BY the Grand Juyy.-The
Grand Jur, s.s,erday found true bills against
Edward Ls9erty on the charge of perjury, COM
United before Judge Kennedy on the 18th April,
IN the case of John G. Prendergast, Editor of the
Daily Orleanian newspaper, as. Patrick OReilly,
partner in the concern, praying dissolution ;
against James Powers, for entering the store Of
Thomas Hilton, on Girod street, on the 18th ult.,
with intent to steal; against John Bell and George
Hoyte, for entering the Russian brig Louisa and
stealing chest belonging to the mate and against
Henry A. Sample, for the murder of James Gray,
in osborne's Foundry the Levee, on the 9th
nit
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Rather Strange.-Charles II. Depont was ar
rested yesterday morning, by the Waterman of
Leeds Foundry, in the act of endeavoring to force
an entrance into the Office. The Recorder re-
manded Mr. Depont for a voucher. He says he is
a native of London, and arrived here by the John
and Albert a few days ago. He further says that
he had 100 sovereiens. in his pocket of which he
was relieved by one of the watchmen who arrested
i'm,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


s.,s.a. ef Morning.. 9 9sIy i. ,s5,.}
| Cleared Yesterday.
Ship ouesn Victoria, Chase, Leshorn and Genoa,
sp brig A..lh.yo..: Pages. Barcelona Ruis MI Set
schr Jane Elizabeth. smons, Campeachy and sisssi.
Br schr Thomas James, Bodden Rattan Island Hs,bet
Arrived.
e'eemh n fp's, penslow from Lavaca via Galveston
schr Chipols Bsckney days from Apaaehicol., to E
Sch; Eliza Ann. Davis days from Pen..co. to master
Mex sehT sAPa,eeda Epinos from CamDsaohy Cd. vi,
Sipy. yre, from aaSoa sara.
Ne PIns Ultra, Robinson, from st Louis.
New New La en- Hart from Bayou Sara.
Saxon. Smith. from Henderson Island
Towboat Hercules. Davis. from the Passs-brousht or
Exports.
81, L tSs! AND GENOA-Per ship Queen Victoria
BARCELoNA-Psr brig At.lasoro: Ass bales cotton,
BARCELoNA-Psr schr Ysabel: lSo bale, cotton. ,at
slaves ''S"' AVA
RATT C Is. .eh Thomas James, 10 bb
CAMPEACHY-fer schr Jane Elizabeth: 900 bbh aou,.
Imports.
eA.vssr9s ' s s E'ss, Is bt
hsS 90 hss Elder &co-sA5o specie Hall Kemp
s1 sse t;1tss
il .peee sslas to
Toa .Deeie So 10 bales hats 'ssan Lopez
:S1 cb aRnas: psps bale, e. so9
steam engines A Morton Szco
..PENSACOLA-Per schr Eliza Ann Is 900 fee, umbe,
10.0OO lath to P0oley.
Receipts OF Produces:
Bachus asos5 reels yam Risbsris-so bbs ha% aset
'f6o M SSs
S; I'd
90 S
ssf: ss'ss' fso e g Ss
w. 4, corn rs bale Fsoves Sso
Henderson -sn y Gaushs@ss %
IS bss do
ss n fs gss Y
WsodIp SoS.la DO. hhds tobacco Turner Wilson
sSSassss as. fs 4ssn do
de oos yops
Sse. hsBD bd % male. WOO
Ss s es' s SSff u I'M ass sSs
to oder. ''s,
HENDERSON ISLAND.Per steamer Saxon: IS bale,
Wara Jonas 81 do Emerson Fower-i do B By,ne 4
co.4 do, 81 hhds tobacco Felow., kco-1O do Allen
-356 do shulIz Hadden-7 bbs pork Hewitt Norton &
c9-l2 do Wingate-969 bbs fenr Goodrich &co-6O d.
Greenwood Gco-l9 do Moon, Titus Scot do Sykes
Hyde eo-34 bbs egg: Horley va do Twiche SEQ
= do Robertson y McDouga-3 do Cowan, by kers &oo-.
10 Schneider Wise-N boxes PEACHES d Maupay-l3 a.
Lucas Norwood-sundres TO oider-Toa Ash bass
BY hhds tobacco. ~
BAYOU SARA.Per steamer New Latona: hid suga
White Eco-4O bbs moasses Lauye u McCaIl-5 do Ia
man kernion-9 do B0gan & Foley-l2O boxes peacbe
Scott 4 Robinson-sundnes TO order.
BAYOU SARA.Per steamer Gypsy: s. bbs molasse, G
ltandraux-1do Hail. bbs sugar r A Degelos-2l bbl
-sundries to order. ~ ~
GRAND ECORE-Per steamer Romeo: 4 bales cotto
Ar Mienberge,-i6 hhds sugar PasquieY-16 do s bbi
sugar HILL Mclean &co-i0 bbls molasses A u Dennis
ton1 Hco-o4 hides Norment. Cooper &co-14 do Avet-
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re.
L cepton of visitors on the 18th inst under the -
management of JOHN w. NIXON. {A
During the spring many additions and Improvements lfs
have been made, to insure degree of comfort and
convenience TO the guests OF the house.
The handy beach of Biloxi, heretofore annoying 70 De
destrians has been panked by order OF the copoao and
Ofen promenade unrivaled by any of the coas
villages. = -
The Table will always be supplied with the delicacies Of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market.
Aaened 70 the house will be found Bath houses, Bal
ard Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys
Tine following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
att -
By the month (per week. go 90
| 4.
Children and Servants, half price. - -
LIBERAL allowance will be made to families boarding by
the month season.
Biloxi. May 70, 1851. m715 8m
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE,

HE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
=. - the well known Hotel al East Pascagous 81
Sllis;. 4. 50 long known and kept by McRae. II IN;
Fh June The place is famed of the delightful
and heaihin on the Gulf it the breeze
the finest hahng Fishing and for all kinds
aion desirable in summer resort.
Inc hole undergoing thorough repais, and will be fin
sed ~ complete STYLE The extensive Garden Ia in admira
bic order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained any OF the
markets. and the undersigned ar themselves that their
experience IN the best Hotels in NewOeans-he St. Charles
and The It Louisare that nothing will be
my15 BOYD 4 SIMPSON
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Finea-Panick Golding was fined $40 yester.
day, by Recorder Caldwell. for striking watch.
man of the Municipality. James Donnelan, fol
passing himself for an officer, was fined IS.
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Committed.-Captain Hamburg, of the towboat
Defiance, was yesterday sent before the First Dis
trct Court, by Recorder Seuzeneau for assault and
battery on Captain George Eaton, about week
since. David Copeland, f. m. c., was also sent
before the same court on charge Of swindlinp
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Incendtdrism IN Em5ryo-Matilda Hauff has
sworn that one Andre Stockman has threatened
to set her house on fire, on Benville street. since
when she has heard he is dangerous character,
and she apprehends that, if not arrested, he will
put his threats in execution. Warrant issued.
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Comm'tted.-Frark Dougherty, charged by Mi.
chael Murray, with assault and battery with inten,
to Kill, was yesterday sent before the First Dstric,
Court by Recorder Caldwell.
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SHIPPING.

United states Mail Steamship Company.
- FARE REDUCED.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
\ The splendid double engine steamship CHEHOK EB,
Capt Wnde, commanding will leave her wharf Opposite
the fiace Ames with The Government Mails and passen.
gers, on SUNDAY. July H. at O'clock A. n, precisely
RATES OF
To New York. state Berth in Frat Cabin $50 90
Standee Berth, Forward CABIN. ....... 40 90
Sieerage Berth and found ............. rs 10
To Havana State. room Berth, in First Cabin. 40 90
standee Ber,h, Forward Cabin ....... 30 20
Storage Berth and found ........... 20 OO
EE Passengers for Havana must have passports from
the Spanish Consul.
- Each Of the Company's steamships has an expert
enced Sur gs0n on board,
81 Speeis only taken on freight to Havana.
NO Bills OF Laiing signed after the steamer has sailed
For freight or passage apply at the Office OF The com
pany, % Magazine street, 10
jyl0 JAMES r, JENNINGS. AGENT.
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THE hest and
Of Dyspspsa such az the nssdsche hsahuIn,
habuai aesy tbs stomach appets s:ts
piles irersnt csasunpeu debility arans o ve
ING dsssn ltsnasd csoI y ne stomach
Is also an eacsie rezy and n6t surpsssed Dsdens
USE for feass suffering from utsrine dsfeuEseae
Amens tn. uumsrsus and highly rsspseabs ~
u the following: alls-a
| Professor 4. A. HAy.s, M. D., ststs Anay~;s
Jas q. DUNN. Esq. City Treasurer, Boston;
Hon. MYnOH LAwRKnCR, Ez Pres. Mas. Sepates y.
Hon. L. h. ARNOLD formerly Governor 81 2hods lin
now member of Congress; ~ =
Hon. WY. WooDBRlDeE, formerly Govnnos If Misai-
hopi MosHHEAD. formerly Govsrnss q ksasseAy
Hon. J F. SIn4oss. u. g. Senator from Rhode isa.d
Hoa. S4M't PHELPS, u, g. se9ator f,.m vs,ment:
Hon. soLoMoN FoorE, member of Cossres. from W ,
Hon. H. d. FOSTER, member OF Congress- from Peuna;
Hon. NJ L.. MARTIN. Delegate in Congren from WiDoda-
Gen. 4. y. DopsE, n,emberin coneres. from Iowa;
F. SrowE. Esa.. Clerk in the House Of Representvss
ossrH oss Esq W sr.s
Many other individuals Of the sohy bereoed
to- who will confirm all that said in favor Of hs nvaiuabs
REED. RATES 8. AUST! N Wholesale Druggists. No.
For sais BY WRiGHT { CO.. Isl Chassss e
~ Price q per bottle s1 botties for ss.
~ CAuTIoN-Each Of Genuins O1ygsnstsd 1l.tan
viii have the outside wrapper printed English Fench and npa
si, with the o. Geo. Green Proprietor, upon Ths
Silica and addition finely engraved label tbs u ~
Gensrai Agents. and to when ali srisrs addressed
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Search Warrant Margaret Burns lost silver
spoon, skirt and some towels, for the recovery of
which she prayed warrant to search the house of
Mrs. Coonan, on Claiborne, between Benville
- and Cont streets. Warrant granted.
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Death from Sunstroke-An Irishman named
owen Callaghan, about IS years of age, who
was wheeling sand from ship opposite the Or.
leans Cotton Press in the Second Municipality
died yesterday of sunstroke. The Coroners jury
found verdict that deceased died ofconnestion OF
the brain, caused by exposure to the sun,
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ROARD OF HEALTH-At meeting of the
Board OF Health for the cites of Ne~Oresns and La
adonttd: 's o".o =" az
That order to carry out the sanitary provisior. f
Of The 18th March. lSas and the 2ls March, ISL md.
ohe filth shall he put on The banauete by he
pfoPet9r, and hnsots Of houses the three Mnncpaies
OF TINS city and Lafayette, before the hour ID, ock
A. and that il shall be the duty OF the contrscios for
eea.ns the streets Of The three Municipalities and Of La
iayee TO remove all Ofia and filth placed ia front OF the
tenemeu's at or before the hour of hapast o'clock A.
and mat THIS or nance b. in force from The 10Th Of in
the du.y Of the several Hea tn Wardens to see tha, Ibis or
By order of the Board. N ' "'
ivt0 Law
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Model Husband.-A Forsytbe, charged with
"oundlng his wife with blow of slewpan, was
remanded on the charge
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Enwright drew his knife and stabbed Grover in
three different places, of which wounds he died
the other day in DR.. Stones Hospital. The case
stands remanded to this day.
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BLADON SPRINGS.

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
Tor The reception Of visitors the first day of 49,,
June The pEopreors have added largely their t!S
improvements during the winter, and will be iiS
curing the season prepared accOmmoda
ve hsndred persons In addition the medicinal and cua.
tve pr peries Of The water, diseases peculiar Southern
o. .nee Sprngs possess many adysn,age Of
but four miles from the Biz bee river in Choetnw county
Ala In Bs healthy region be found the Southern
country ne accessible by sieambons all OF the
year would be useless to full d. scripon of the
dement's 70 oe derived from the these suffice H.
mat we ee fuy warranted saying that their
peres In the OF dseH of the liver stomach bowels
M and skim ulcers Of long standing debility Of
by waters in the United States as hundreds can
VINO have tried their efficacy.
Msny have been made, are In progress
Tor the amusement and pleasure OF visitors There viii he
regular packets from Mobile to the Springs semiweeky
ood hacks with careful drivers. will be in constant aIien
dance 70 convey person. to and from the The table
WI pc O. instantly supplied with the very the country
aords and the propretos pledge themselves spare
one OF the pnnGpa Springs. by Professor BTumby Of the
RATES OF BOARD:
1dy 90
- 10 30
Cnidren and servants half price - "
% 90
.. per week 90
e Large families sn eet TO liberal deduction from ,6s
above rates. CONNOR Il HENRY. Proprietors
b!adon Springs. Ala. May l. 1851. my7 Am
x For any further inlosmadon apply TO the Asent in
Ne"ofieanss L. b. SMITH, IL POydras st.
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Medfprl. IN.

the First municipality designated in the following
m H. M We Nos commence al the railroad aud up..
ng No. being Fiatboat Landing the Third in3) The G
commence at The railroad neny Psrr