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Balsarn OF Wild Cherry"
Mt. Eden, KY, July 81, 1862
Mcssrs. HOreourt, Howard & co.-Gents:-The 'Dr'
yv;sors Bnlsam of Wild Cherry that bought CT you has
been OF such signal benefit in my family, that wshto mako
its virtues known for the benefit OF the public ,,
wife took cold at the time OF her confinement, which
ceted her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
corbs, Sic was up despaTed OF her recovery
ana her child partOok OF her complaint She then eoh
nenccI taxing ''IVstoTg BdlSdnl Of Wild ChsTTy and
three bottles entire with her and the chill"
both. - + 1T.
graves If they had not used Wistar,s BGlsam Of Wild
Cherry. Ss1tl ~ SF1EAAS''
Seth r. Searcy whose certificate isabove, is man OF as
much yeracty rs any in this country and man OF good
,,,snt mi We nlncr cnrc reliance his statGmcnt
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on, BOXES LEMONS. n ~
w , Cases SATdines. ~. -sF 4. sic AZ
Bales Bordo Almonds. III f.a.i..e III
8 Rmea Goahen Cheese-WarIanted. ISIS IA,
Candles low any house the 70 keef
dry. For sale at ..ses ,5Fl BROOKS Is
septs-tE sf5,.e, y.., INV No. 112 Main a,
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C0NGRESS FALL.

TIME subscribers pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, tmst t1ey nave
this day taken possession OF that well established and IA
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This includes handbills pamphlets engrayings naga.
znes books and every other description OF printed matter
on which there il writing other than the address-2So
bound books exceeding q lbs In weight All printed
matter other than newspapers to bona and
published At longer period than months to
be prenaid or charged with double the above rates
These rates include in addition TO the matter
all HslRspapers not sent to actual Subsrbes
On NrgpaperS exceeding ounces in weight and sent
Tom The ONCE OF publication, per quarter for WEEKLlEs
Distance nom county adjudication not execeg 90 M &C.
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SEx1.wErxLr papers double the above rates.
TRl.wEEKLY a. treble I"
MoNTHLY ON: fourth "
| SrNENoNTuLY " oHehGlf 90
DAILY or oitener than Ttey times the above rates
In rating the distance on newspapers TO subscribers the
once OF publication the county line, is to be the
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WHEELING POST OFFICE.
No. ~, MONROE STREET.
I'd d q ID JACOB s. SHRIYRR, P. II.
-. -. ,,,,., . - w,JVa-rNRU An n AHnRNRNF.N

No. ~, MONROE STREET
I'd d q u JACOB s. SHRIVRR, P. n.
.npivAL Axp DEP ARrrRE OF MAILs-CNEw ARRANGEMENT
Great Mail-arrives at 8 p. M, from the East
departs at q p. m.I to the West
Great MaiI-aTTives at 81 a. M, from the Weat-
departs at a. M, TO the East
Wellsvile-arive daily Sunday exeepted) at 10 p u'
filtonsye Tuesday and Friday, at III, mi
DEPARTS same day, same time. Ma,
ParkeTsburg-arTives Monday, Wednesday and FridAyi
cnarts at 10 a. M, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
tcubenville-aives daily Sundays al III n
Wooster1aTves Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
M Departs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at7, a. m
Morgantoyyn-Uia waynesburg Pa arrives Thursday at
81 m. Departs Friday at 6, a. m. -
Morgantown-riG Backsville arrives TUESDAY AZ o'p' m
Departs Wednesday al 6, 4. m r,
Bethany and West Lberty-IeaNesh All o'elooA y" Au'S
day, Thursday and Saturday
RATEB OF POSTA0E
The now Post Once law passed March Cd, 1851 hxes
the rates OF Postage az tollowgt
On LefsTs-Any distance within the u noteXeeedng
5000 miles, per half ounce less prepaid or O. unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &c prepaid, or 1Oc unpaid
Every haTounce lees, additional to DO charged extra
according to the above rates. ,,..,
Drop letters cent? advertised letters, cent addition
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DIR. Guysotts Improved ExtrnctOf
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
ZION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE FREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNlNE,
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NJ
AiSeria MecklsnbuTg SchweTn.
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HaJen MoIdsvIa.
bavaria Naples, via NaTseilles,
BeIgium Norway
BTenlen Oldenburg
Brunswick. folan1.
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1S22lSneIes the do Roman, PLi.aI tAtcs.
Denmark. huSSM
France SaXony.
German States ScutarlI via MatSeNe3.
GibraItar Smyrna, do do
Greece, via Marsellles. Sweden;
fJambure and CuThaven. Switzerland.
Uaunvaf Turkey In Europe
1oSnd Tuscany, via MaTseilles.
H0nr KOne Venetian States.
1oniSn IsISnds, Waachia.
Imhec WurtembuTg
Nv The RRyNRN LINZ, letters to Germany b.
having the Foreign postage and the United States post
agc or 20 cents; they may be sent wholly unpaid
tn CvrrRAL AMERICA &e-Letters from the United
States 10 Inc following countries and places must be
prepaid the rate Of 20 cents half ounce which in
eIndes also the foreign postage OF % cents On those
ceycd the foreign postage is required to be paid III ad
leaving the United States postage OF 20 cents TO be
cOIecied on delivery On newspapers from the United
States be pre- paid and those received four
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WARWICK P. MILLER,
DAVID II. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN.
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FOREIGN POSTAGE.

CANADA, &e-Letters to and from Canada and the Brit
;sb American Provinces for not over 1900 miles, ~
cents per half ounces 1900 miles, 10 cents. Prepay
GHEtT BRITAIx AND IRELAND.-on letters between any
office in the United States, (CaGorniH and Oregon eXce
eI and any In Great Britain and Ireland, n cents
ner half ounce cents for or under, anu YG
cents II over the rate being doubled alter the
FTst 0unre PTepayment optional. On newspapers tue
rate is Two each-rO 30 prepaid ON newspapers to
any foreign country THKOCOH Great hain cents each
to DO prepaid.
tries via England be prepaid, by British steam
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Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, DiSinterestedneSs
and Self-sacnfce of Ancient and
Modern Times.
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Rn1ea ofTOII of Wheeling and Belmont SUE
l pension RrfdKe.


For foot passengers both BRIDGES reg trav trans
or 10 Island and back, 0ets. cts
a. man and horse, ~ 10
al horse carriage or wagon 10 20
81 horse dray, 20
al horse CART % 49,
=" horse carriage or wagon ~ ~
y " 9 horse dTay, 90 40
"2 horse cart, 20 ~
"3 horse wagon 20 90
-"4 horse wagon ~ ~
az q horse wagon, o. %
"6 horse wagon, 20 IVY
I4 horse mail oGpasSenger coaehes' 1OO 10
For walking to Island and back per month ~ esj per
year, $500. rno,,ps
For cattle peT head, Gets
"horses per head,
"hogs per head,
sheep per head, . :
With the privilege ofpassing either bridge sngy.
For single foot passenger, Per month"; 20 ets per
Families, c:1el.ive of sorvans not ezceediRg
I" Families, do DO
both bridges. single foot passenger year. S9o
~Funeral PROFESSIONS exempt from toll.
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St. Louis, June 10, 1859
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UUpPT1N1s FEHTALR sEmINARY.

TICHE regular time for tho commencement ofthc Fall
Session OF this institution will be the first day Of Sep
sEr n~Tf Zach Session continues flee calendar
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
! 10 as follows: ,,,,,,, :, =, ,,-.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1852
SESArE.Mr. Dawson presented the credentials of the
Hon. Robert f. Charlton appointed by the Governor OF
Georgia Senator to fill the vacancy caused by the resg
nation of the Hon J. NJ Berren
On motion of Mr. Hunter after opposition by Mr. Pratt
the private calendar postponed until o'clock
Mr.. Hunter reported back the Navy Pension Appro
praton BILL and the Invalid Pension Appropriation BILL
and the same were taken up and passed
Mr.. Mason reported bill regulating the manner in
which the awards made by the commissioners claims
against Brazil shall be paid and the was taken up
and passed
bill changing the name of the steamboat Brilliant was
passed
Mr. souG offered resolution calling for all information
collected in Mexico relative to the Gardiner claim and it
adopted
After debate upon the bill giving further remedies
to patenees it postponed and the Senate proceeded
the consideration of executive business and at half
three o'clock adjourned till Monday.
HousE-The House refused to lay upon the table the
motion to reconsider the vote by which the bill giving the
right of way and donation of the public lands to Ala
bama and Florida to aid in the construction Of railroads
in those States yesterday laid upon the table, The
vote close-yeas 49, nays SO.
The question to reconsider then decided in tn,
affirmatiye-yeas 1O1, nays Sc.
The question then recurred shall the bill lie upon thu
table, but before this disposed Of the morning hou
expired.
The House went into Committee of the Whole on th
state the union and took up the Indian Appropriation
bill, when
MIR Stevens of Pennsylvania argued against the inius
tice of giving millions upon millions of acres of publ,
lands the States for railroad purposes and exclu
ding the old by whom the original lands acquired
Mr. Rantoul briefly replied, in favor of free trade liz
incidentally said that the act of the Democratic National
Convention excluding him from that body was an insnl
not only him but to Massachusetts, and he was denie
seat simply because he would not in advance, agree
support the platform preferring to think for himself III
proceeded to argue that there grant OF power IN tn
Constitution for Congress to legsae on the OF tn
rendition of fugitive slaves 1t is matter for the State
Mr. Martin made speech against the twenty-one Dill
| granting public lands for railroad purposes
| The committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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MURDER OF AN AMERICAN CREw.-Letters have been re-
ceiyed at saem Mass from the Consulate at Zanzibar
dated March which state that the American schr
of the West from Dartmouth Mass, cut off at Nor
itzan Madagascar by the natives in December last The
captain and crew murdered and the vessel burnt
The French authorities had captured 16 persons mp
caicd in the affair." and awaiting the action of tht
American government The particulars of the oatrss,
have heep forwarded to Mr., Websteryat Washington,
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY oWNERs!,
ESs.sGUe,cNfes- Paint,

EsriGgeaCNfes' Paint,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEpoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
TT The attention public respectfully called 10 the following
the celebrated BIlDGEWATER PAINT tits
than ad that after MONTHS
the Paints firmly established and
public the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
OF J~o F. MILLER OF ATTAKAPAs
In July apply the dgews.e Mineral Paint to
3 I sRse Rs ass I
Co cheeriuly add my testimony embraced
@ s Est R ss S oa % s 4s sa
m nSs4 Gs R sp ad as s
surface which has entirely impevOus. o,,
NewIDeria, Attaksras, March s, 1852.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR TuoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the % eaTsr
soa S@5 my
hesitation I dsn my RAS
DAis Neworleans December >, ISL.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT PORPOIsE.
1have used the BRIpGEwATER PAINT which Messrs O. c.
BoSERT CO Agents. the hurricane ass a The eNa
s as's 'f: s' ss
In about four weeks became PERFECT SLATE and sais
r. qualities to ss CERTAIN
s
forth sn sfsn'' Na Captain popo.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted win tie BRIDGE
opiaion ~ s'
fA'''N AiIidsH tssasd, HUGHES vAL1ETT & THOMAS,
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
Neworleans February 4, 1887.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
the RRIpGEWATER PAINT for the past five months
am sn @ ii 9 hs nE' sR & In in ''v''
el Its sns ANT
oNpERs agans. Leaks it far al
door pas ss a ss
JOSEPH BENSON ss dss Esns
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
undersgned Underwriters confidence in the BRIDGE
roofs and Ts
HSs Ii # HbH $Sn Mstsa
| EDW. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual :.
sRs eSSs
sAzE F zsH5s III Dssss. ssss
In addition to the above have
equally respectable parties may app
ship ece Captain Wm Cults of ship Charles Cooper; c. Nc
Cuu Engineer NewYork Railroad; Breve Lieut.
Tacot NewYork Arsenal R. S. Smith, Lieutenant nnt
Quaremaser United States Military Academy West Point Oliver
Superintendent ow Secretary of the Hudson River Raros
Company, ETC., i, C. BoGERT b Co.. 10 Camp street,
Agents the States OF Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Texas
suB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
s1sss1a: MsssIs FiAkk FklEsLY GA& shAgsth Eli Co.
Niessrs. ]. WATERMAN 4 co.
JOHN STROUD & co.
r. RICHARDS.
E. MACPHERSON, No. % Camp street.
AT AIOBILE-JAh1ES G. WHITAKER.
! GALVESTON-JONES uFFERD.
BATON ROUGE-LEvI KELLUM. -
ATTAKAPAS-C. B. G. WIIILDEN. apps dtWh
T ONDON PORTER-60 casks Barclay & Co.
superior Stout bottled Marzet Sons for sale consigI
ment. (mylsl S. WOLFF, s5 Camp street.
RITTERS-50 boxes Hilger and 25 boxe
Id Boxer, and for sale low, by
| is9 SAMUEL WOLFF. s5 Camp street
THOMASTON LINE 1900 barrels Fres
Il Rockand Lime landing and for sale by
jams 6mlnw A. DELAGRAVE CO., Il Magazine street.
GHOT AND BAR LEAD--A full assortmen
~ from 81. Louis sho. Iswss. for sale BY ..s..,
! tss d. ExNkEIT y CO.. o.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
KEORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO fzzsE.
"A FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp SS
SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

AE''H #9EAS$5sHA /. !; SAR AZ
Co. (ate Farban constantly,
their Manucoy in Phladephia and by direct IN.
offer to dealers The most
liberal Inducements Their large well selected @
lows SADDI.ERY, sADDLERY HARDWARE HARNESS, LEAIH-
n TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUEBkR
GODS; SADDLE, COACH, HARNESS AND TRUNK MAKERS
a % Pnrehnsera are invited to call d22 6m
MIEWARK M. :, SADDLERY Ware ES1AA
l House.-ANDREW q. BULL CO.. No lb Canal
NewOeans, between Camp and Magnzlne Streets
Manufacturers and Importers isADDLERf and
complete assortment of Saddles
de hartngales, Trunks Whips Skrng Harness and Birdie az
pton, mt No. is CANAL STREET. .o
sig lyd6W ANDREW s BULL q tp.
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WANTED.
REMOVALS.

I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & Co. have Temporal
a. ry office from 81 Common street to No. "a Com
mon street. !" myb
I'D EMOVAL-R. FL. MARI, Attorney at Law,
hs removed from No. II ST. Charles street to No. 81 Camp ST.
uni stair n?5 iy
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MILLINERY AND FANCY

Id EDUCTION of PRICES Clark,
y Poydras and Carondeet streets having In
temned quite assortment
BoNNETs, LACE MANTILLAs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, WI
COMBS, PERFUMERY, well good Of HOSIERY
AND TRIMMINGS, at very reduced prices. jea II
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HIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BACCoThe subscribers have constantly bani and for sale
in lots to suit puchasers CUBA HAVANA FL0kIDA MASON
hogsheads and bales selected or the
Mexican market, and for plantation ,
ss Camp and +3s Tchouptoulss street
Tnharro led to order.
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Official.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
THuRspAY. June II. is

THURSDAY; june IL 1852.
At quarter to o'clock, p NJ, the roll was
called, and the following members answered to
their names Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Eustis,
Hermann, Lanata, Leeds, Mackey, Nixon,
Place, Shaw, Stevenson, Stetson, Sykes, Wat
kins, Wiltz and Willson-16
Absent: Messrs. Alpuente, Burthe, Derbes,
Dolhonde, Forbes, Lusto, Philbrick, Ramos,
Relf and summers-1O.
Mr.. Watkins, on motion Of Mr.. Sykes, was
called to the Chair
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Thomas Francis Meagher.

soL1DATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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BACHELORS HALL, Biloxi, Miss -ff1zznHHztt,
4 Formerly FRANKLIN HousE-piiiLiP cANTEl Err lEElaa
prepared TO TABLE will be kept and the
BAR supplied with the best of LIQUORS.
Boarding Lodging per Week 90
w
ieli sWl
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
t Incorporated April s4s declared dividend Of 50
Two Years Business.
No. IS CAMP ST, between Gravier and Common s
THE COMPANY LFE INSURANCE ONLY.
sey for the protection OF the policy
holders families against is in e operations
National Benevolent conducted the most secure
e large Legacy children death.
All policy holders whether for life shorter TERMS
nue the till DEATH participate the whole of the profits Of
the Company.
of Debtere. married
the life of her husband the sole benefit and
children, free from the ram OF creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John S. Allison Isaac Johnson Edward Sparrow,
John Hagan, Samue Stewart, Richard Mccall,
Robert ]. Ward. II, Barton, J,
Joseph Walker VIM. Aiure Arnold Harris
DIRECTORS:
W, Sewell Thos G. jenkins, P. r. Taylor,
Edw. Jenner Core, John NJ Curran, G. G. Seever,
NJ, NJ, Cohen, L.Sp H. RhodewAld
Samuel Wolf, John A. Dongherty, c. NJ Lutherord
O. Wickham John Claiborne, R. C. Arms.osd,
Geo. W. Smith, N c. Hall, R. Ben,
H.. G. Hesrtt E. H. Wingate.
Epw JxssKa COKE, Vice President.
A. J. wEnpznsrnS Nj. D., Medical Board OF
H. G. arAn14 Actnary mar NJ NJ ConsN Attorney
BEs, NJ Magazine Medical Examiner
who will be AT the office daily from hapast ls to 2P.M
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken single life.
IN This Company prepared to entertain applications for Life lnsu
Policies all sound and healthy White and
the NewYork and London Offices and without
their the South the charter Dividends
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest and
be available the extent OF ohs of their amount
| where the party has paid his premiums in full.
California Permits NwYok and London rates. Prospectus,
Table Rates and all information Life and all papers
Office
| TT Extensive Travelling Privileges.
| ~ Office hours, a. Nj. to pm.
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LACEY s. CO., 81 St. Charles street,
sGr BRANCH OF LACEY & PFIILLIPS'S CELEBRATED HAR
Philadelphia offering the finest and most
SADDLES AND TRUNKS at reduced prices
Ess- REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDEDTo. fe97 lyaW
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FURNITURE, ETC.

EOHN B. BURGEN has removed his Ezrsssy
eE FURNITURE STORE from No i4lto No SO 53MAtiA-'f ~
ZINE STREET, Immediately opposite the Arcade where
expects the he has heretofore
received from his friends and the public. dS0 ly
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6TILL THEY COME "A new arrival of Res
segeue,s Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES which
daily being all who udy comfort and economy
copcethn economy! They be
rolled up very small conpa an nae handle and
general all the which proof shat
they the comfortable Mattress now in use =,
Mattresses be ard TOT sale during all
business hours, at j. Nj " kf MOUTHS
Furniture Room Charles street. door from Poydas
s,ncb ~ f - El2 IT
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.


Mr. WEIR, "SAM, has been connected with the
bun this the years. having commenced with Mr.
albreok established aoonin the Second Mu
nicpay with him till his dsat and has continued at the
since Win snh experience and infexb detor
the public faithfully with the best his iue Sanl
sols Of his friends share Of their patronage large
BAR
CHOICEST LIQUORS that SERVANTS,
well their excellent qualities have been employed including
Cooks. The LADER VIII always supplied with the
CHOICEST FISH AND CAME and the OYSTERS SERVED OBJ
exclusively this establishment trouble
will spared render this Saloon worthy the of this liberal
iuAa NH
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DLADON SPRINGS will be open for the AM
reception visitors the first day OF June. Extensive WIN
been made during the past Winter and 400 to 5o
persons be comfortably scconnoacd Efficient assistance has
prepared give satisfaction this than previous season. No
render the those who
may fav them with company pleasant and agreeable
iea tsep CONNER q HENRY {, ftopfeofs
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NTAD1sONvILLE HoTEL.-The sub An Al

leased the above Hotel will open the sane l
IN tbe goth inst Having Rooms he will BIZ able
onmodas families in very AS his intention
keep supplied with deacy the season. he hopesto
meet fair share of patronage. The terms for Board
Per ~ "o
Per Week. ue
Attached the Hotel BILLIARD ROOM TEN Pm ALLEYS
" nyia Am J.HARGRAVE MCKAY.