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V1pcIIT. TOBACCO AGENCY.

VIRGINIA IObANNo -A"H11>N
toANp 21 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ST. LOUIS, MO.
nn PACKAGES Virginia Manufactured To-
ZHvvVH bacco. in and to arrive, and for sale
nv the undersigned, comprising the following brands
Jcsse Hares lb, Lumps; Jesse Hare's Lunips
w H. Hare's ID. Lumps; w. H Hare's D Lambs,
lanes Thomas, iris. Diadem TWIST
do DO Plain ID;
do Ell Dorado, )Natural Leat0
do "Sl" Virgin Gold Leaf, l-2 lbs.
do Plain do de
do Nectar,
do Luscious Luxury, lbs and l-2 lbs;
do Gem of the Old Dominion, lbs;
Jas. Stevens ID; Seth Hslseys AAAA q AAAi
Geo. Metcal, lb., and & &;
Willis MeFrys, Manns, etc. ETC., together WIN al as
sortment of Missouri Manufactured Tobacco. lie woud
beg leave 70 call the attention Of buyers to his present
well assorted stock of Tobacco; IL IS an aIeC' ro @
snu(acurers RS and offered their prices and on oeral
~ Gu THOMAS MULLEN.
iyl -
A LTON LIME-At 81 As per barrel kept constsn'iy
n cl sale. Apply 10 - " D"h''
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind Manufactory.
Corner of Fourth and 81. Peter Streets)
Nj. WISE n CO.,
uNNER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
AL extended 10 them, beg leave inform the builders
oi ST Pail and the rest of mankind in general that they
are always hand and preparepared to make any
amount of Doors Window Sash Blinds and Frames 10
order, at short notice in the durable manner and
at the most reasonable prices for cash. Give us call
December %, 1851. MICHAEL WISE
SOY JONAS ClSE
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Gnlel,u.

II. MoLagan,
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, Galena, Iii.
S. S. MERRILL s. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes,
No. SO, Steam6oa! Landing, Galena.
l.. 5. FELT, GaIena, Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Houseiurnshing Goods,
Mattresses, go.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
Of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-I0
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ST. paul Business rarns.
.MECHANiC.4L g. PROFESSIONAL


VIE SUBSCRIBER ON the Of Fifth and Minneso
Ia streets, Is now Mock Mock Nocking >, old
lh.o handsome, cheap and durable Carpets Ladies
ana gentlemen, please call and see those spiritual knock
inss, YOU will not intrute F ''N-
made To order II Al W. q, % 10 , &c %
ST Paul, May Is, 1852 -
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MUSIC.

MRS. BIDDLE, teacher OF music, announces 10 tle m
vi ladies of - Paul and vicinity, that she VIII give
INSTRUCTIONS on the Piano Forte. Former success III
bringing pupils rapidly forward, warrants promise o
general satisfaction. Those wishing her services Gun
call al her residence, junction oi Hl ana ST. Ah'nohs
streets. .,
ST Paul NAV l3 ="
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PAINTING.

S HER MAN a. MOREY. ON Fourth street St
~ Faa, the middle of town. in the build ing of
Mr. Knox, up stairs, may be found, ready attend TO
PAINTING in ali departments House painting sign
painting, carriage and ornamental painting, all done
up promptly, and with paints of the best quality. five
do our work IN a slovenly, unwo knanike manner we
DO not expect 10 business in the enlightened
1T. Paul. 34y SHERMAN q MO.EN
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r. II. WAIT & CO.,

T.. Il. WAIT CO.,
,,,vo,rs,,r Am RETAIL GROCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. ,
.vr oparsd st the store Of C.. F. Tracy, on THIRD
street. a general assortment Of Family Groceries
and provisions which they will sell at low prices io
or in exchange for country produce. Ihey iesP'''
solicit a share Of patronage. ,r
CHARLES M'+no"N' loft
u24.
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EDWARD M'LAGAN.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Esarhpr and Ho5r.n reSspr

AZ pui and fitted up n SHAVING SALOON, on
ihird street, next door west OF the new Post Of
49, n saint Pau, up to the increasing luxury, style and
race- oi The growing metropolis OF Minnesota, where
~ ~" NC happy 10 serve citizens and strangers in saint
Tut n very branch Of his business according TO the
nest oi MS aby
JUNG 1851
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FREMONT HOlSI..

JOSIAH WEAVER, RoPRIEToR-
YHlIiIS well known stand Bench and OF Cedar
4 streets has been thoroughly repaired and all new.
" furnished and is open to accommodate bearders
and travellers, with comfortable quarters.
;vI lift
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JOHN HOLLAND & co.,

AUCTioXEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
ESURNiTURE Warehouse, Bench street, Saint Paul
IL Improved Farms, Town lots and houses for sal
rent. Advances consingnments, and prompt pay
meut sales. Coed references given when required.
ST. Paul. April l5 1852. 52-y
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WM. :. COMBS.

BOOKSELLER AND SrATIoNER
uyEErS constantly on hand complete stock o.
II Rocks and eyerv description of Stationery To-
gether with fancy Goods nearly opposite the American
House, st. Paul. sn .,
AnriI I452 "o-'i
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Democratic prndpls, mamO Democratic PLEASURES
5tlllwater Business CARDS.


Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stillwater, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
warranted genuine
ABRAM VAN VORHES.
attorney and Counsellor at Lap and Solicitor in
VIII attend to all professional business entrusted ~, bi
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-tf
THEODORE T.. PARKER,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
SttApater, Minnesota Territory.
THE LAKE HOUSE.
NTATTHEW TAISEY Proprietor,
- saltwater, Minnesota Terrroy.
March D, 1852 AZ.
MARBLE WORKS.
~ NJ. WlLLlM, agent for Matthew Layyton Marble
w Gutter, of Pittsburgh is now prepared TO receive
orders and furnish all kinds Of Monuments Tombs and
Grave stones, OF the best workmanship and material.
ca, WM. WILLIM.
Saltwater, April l2, 1852. I--tf
WIN. w. HANKS,
1 his store in saltwater is now prepared to offer
"A TO his customers much larger and better assort-
ment of Goods, than he has ever before brought into
this market His assortment is entirely fresh and bought
TINS Spring, at the lowest figures t includes al
most every article ever called for in store; and espe
caily such goods most wanted by villagers and
lumbermen. Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes ready
made Clothing, Crockery, Hardware, Flour. Bacon,
Pork, Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Sauces and Copdiments,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Salt Moasses Fish, Dry Goods Of
all sorts, and especially for ladies' Fresh goods
Will be ordered promptly from week TO week, 5
have constantly ON hand whatever the trade may
qure. These goods customers may depend upon buy
ing, for quick pay, very moderate profits Being de-
termned TO make no bad debts w. w H., feels assured
that he sell goods low they can be bought any
where in these parts, al retail.
saltwater, May l3, 1852. 4-tf
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GEORGE w. SW EET.
County Surveyor and Land Agent.
s,uK RAPIDS, BENTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA rEfh'lo
WILL attend to pre-empGng claims, and locating
w military land warrants, in the County oi Benton
This county presents inducements TO The immigrant "
equalled by any other portion OF the Territory.
REFERENCES:
His Fxcellencv Gov RAMSEY. HoN. r. H. stBLEy, >.
II. SIMPSON, FIRST LIEUT.. u. 5. Tor. Eng, u '"
BoRUP ESQ. Sr. PAUL.
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T.. Il. PRICE

E1LA,i h'Ek, can be found near the corner of Jael
sou ana SNth streets, near the lower slngie mill-
-, d. =. n"s served regular apprenticeship at the bns
rs u plaS'efhg AMI believes he give entire nti,
Inc lac'on 10 those who may employ him. any branch
ST Paul, Aug. Ia, 1851 ~
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r. + KOVITS & co.

C. J. KOVITS COe
uyUR Mandatory; everything IN the iu, me I%, %
co,,, CAPS and gloves Upper Town, nearly oPpoSs''
hs Brick Hotel, 81. Fau
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w. s. COMBS,
AND STATIONER.
II. :. ANEs r. r.. NELsO'
ANt.S x NELSON.

TrORNE AND COUNSELLORS AT Law
: I ana solicitors in Chapcery, st. Paul, Minnesota
attend N ia GptBess and fidelity al law busi
-> trusted "a ;,eir N Minnesota and the djoiI
ls counties of Wisconsin.
Iy PtI'ul4 att,alIoa viii be given to the collection
II d,u.s aid Tie .yc1iion OF Land Warrants.
-,.oi h. i-,' po-lN
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w. =. SWIMMER, i,
LAS, THOMAS. JR'S..

JAS. THOMAS. JR'S.,
CtUPERIOR Brands TobaCco $50 packages this day
- landing per Western World and Geo. Collier viz;
Luscious Luxury, Ib. and 2 ID; Nectar, l-2 ID; Virgin
and .'Sl" Isl per lb) Vrgid Gold Leaf ~ lb Diadem
T,v;st: Diadem Plain b; Gem OF the Old Dominion, ID.
and for sale by 1HOhAo MULLhN,
Tobacco Commission Merchant.
ST Louis, July l. H-u
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REV ANS A. U.ANCINC

HEEALERS i'll stoves, and manufacturers Of every das
- cgiption Of Tin ana Copper Ware, few doors bt
ow the American House, ST. Anthony street.
June 26, 1851. I0l
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Saint Eouls.

p. CHoUTEAU HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison Il Vale,
UAROPRIETORS Of the st. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS,
II will keep on hand full supply OF merchant bar
ion boiler plate sheet and nas manuil tured st
their establishment, from the of the Iron Mountain
aud will also keep all other articles usually Kept in an
iron store which they invite the attention OF country
merchants.
IL Warehouse, No. l29 Second street, ST. Louis, Mo
CHAS. w. BORUP,
Agent at ST. Paul
May s, 1851 3-u
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JOHN f.. SMITH CO..
UatchmG&ers and JCuetiers Main ST., GIie Illinois,
A Large ana well selected assortment of Clocks
"A Watches Jewery and Silver spoons, constantly on
hand, for sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds of Jewelry made order neatly Repaired
All orders punctually attended to- The highest price
paid for Old gold and silver. 22S
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RnAK NE

ME subscriber would respectfully inform the cti
zefS oi 81 Paul and its vicinity, that he is now car
= is on the SHOVE business, in the 2nd story of r.
spencer new building, corner of 5h and Robert street
icuir az, ehtiol paid TO binding Magazines Period
ioals &C, in plain fancy binding ut the shortest noc,
and on reasonable terms.
St Paul, March o. 1852 40 80
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G.. N,CYTIRE. CVES>,urrs

4 L the sign OF the Big Gun, Third street, ~. Pau
"A next door 10 Caves Saloon is prepared 10 do an
work IN his line OF business promptly and TO the ent
satisfaction OF customers.
july 81. 1851 4,
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w. Ill. PARKER

EDLASlEkER and cstern builder informs the pcoul,
Il oi SAINT raul and vicinity, that he will sttens
promptly and faithfully to the work entrusted TO him in
ms ine o business, which he PROCESSES to understand
thoroughly fIune 10 is5, a
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ggtNiNG made = Paul his permanent resi-
) / dencs. wi. attend to all calls in his profes
,i,a Il toHG ard country. He may be found at
.feseE.. II the store OF Mr.. w. ii. Forbes. 1t
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STATIONERY.

sfLANK BOOK; ol variety Of sizes, memoranda
re BOOKS, Drawing Foolscap, Letter and Note paper;
1--we pee ancy ana plain drawing and other pencils
,'-'. iHN. 81, or sale by W. >. COMBS,
- -fts and Stationer corner Of saint Anthony and
sd ''o. >i.ecis, opposite the American Iiouse.
NJ .,l,r q. I55l SPY
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q. y. FORD,
IifCHCOX & KELLOGG,

brucglsts,
Ih"r "i ihird and Cedar Streets opposite H. \.
LambeTt's Law Oilite.
- "t Iound in attendance all hours Of the da, and
a. III, for the sale OF Medicines.
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NATHAN SPICEE, ,

Matchmaker and Jereler, Ihtrd-St.. 81. PGuI,
EEAS lust received and keeps constantly on hand 8
~ general assortment of Clocks, Watches and jew
eIrv Also Perfumery and ever, other article in his ine
Gentlemen and Ladies respectfully invited 10 can.
November, 1851.
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JACOB j. NOAH,

Hlornsv Z: Tar 4a! Solicitor ,n Chancery.
dsDNMlS>lDhfR ier States oi Maine, Rhode Island,
u Conutcucut, Nr.y YORK, Pennsy lyanIa, NTgInia,
Alahana. Ohio anil Louisiana.
T., All Instruments - bc used recorded in any Of
the stat, HAY be taken my office in 81. Paul.
July 81. ISL i5-if
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x. W. Lott,

Attorney and Counsellor AT Law. and General
Land Agents.. Paul.
Particular attention viii be gwen TO collections,
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
knp.i9a Gains, and entries made by Military
I snd Warrants ST
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DIR. J. D. GOODRICH.
DR.. Z. BABBITT.


rzt5i Once "a ihe rear Of l.. >ioSn, store, wher
Y he VII D, ready 20 attend ;o professional calls
saint Iaul November, lSJl. 32y
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DOCTOR CARLOS.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office On Third street.
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zABooK FOR THE TIMES
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


EeDg TatiYcs SCENES aud Incidents in the real IyE
uH THE LowLY.' liy w. L. g. Smith, Esq
The object OF lhe author is represent the condition
tie Slave III his ude but comfortable Cabn his daily
fnoHs and rastnes, the relations between master and
slHve the stokeE impulses aud miaconceiv we'd views ofe
Northern PhilanthtOps;, &c, c and to represent the
PASSIONS aud sentiments their natural iorms as the game
displayed in the hDbleSt society," thus showing
that, in tile Of least eonienir1et bSors
hd2Pi1ES Than freedom; and at the REPRESENT
s as class OF people, viz Tlc Planter to whom justice
every day life Is well calculated TO win the aiabIe judg
menI OF THO world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia .r..
a. 2-The Plantaton-UncIe Toms Iazinexs
a-SObricty and McrTimcnt.
1.-The Punishment. ~
- Tho School Master.
I" C-FanIily or the Planter.
90 T-School Keeping. -
S-Ihe Secret League Of Rebellion.
5-The Surprise.
a. 1D-lndopendence Day.
=" 1.-THE OYcIsecr.
12-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
" 1S-Uncle Tom and DIah.
ll-MidnIght Meeting Of School Master, Uncle Tom
and DiIahi f.EfE' 81
l-GNssy,
17-The overscer's Communications the Planter.
1s-The Suspicion.
e. 19-School Masters Uncasincss and Departure.
:" 20-Uncls TOMS Notions OF Freedom.
Z" f2i-Hs Determination TO so TO the 'State OF Free
g1s .donI.' ul'
se-Ihe Escape. ...--.-
"a fe3-Ths Pursuit ...a 49,
24-BuhalO-The Hootblack go
- 2-HaTd Times. ....- r ......-
=" 'S1i-Uncle TOMS SOlOquy.
" 2T-The Alarm. af 4-r.
2S-AmGTican HOTEL .,.
3-CouraEe, Quietude and Contentrncnt. 3.
a. 3l-Niugafa Fails Clifton House. Canadr.
"a 32-Thc Interview between Aaster and Slave.
:! 33-Unele Toms Decision. ..-r-
.. 3t-.Lack TO Old Virginia.
g. 35-Conclusion.
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s- 6. s.t.Ha ' CHURCHES. e. .H- 80.
Sir MATTHEWS, EPiSeoFdedn, corner Monroe and byron
sTeets RRy. WILLIAN ARNsTRoSS' RECTOR MoTng scr
vice i0I, eVening71l ~"
c. Iouss RpEscopaleaH Main street, between First and
Second Centre wheeliDgi Rev. JAS D. MeCADE PastoTi
Noninr service 10l evening O'Clock Service and lee
t1Ts Friday evenings at a O'Clock seals TRKK.I
FtuSr PREsnrTEHiAR, Rer. r. II, Weed, Pastor Fourth
street between and Quincy Service Morning and
RneTnoon@ iaft - -
SECOND PaEssTTEEIANt Rsr- .Cy,as Diekson, Pastor.
Webster Street. between Main ana Seht'e hselt
ingi Service morning and evening" ~ +ss-e .ssI-
TmnD PREsBTTERlAN, Rev. Mr.. PGii. PastorI Fret
Ward Hose Hail. Main street, above Washington, North
wheelngj Service morning and afternoon.
PounTH srRErr MErnopHr BPfscoPkL. Rsv.sS. B. DaE-
EeJ PASTOR Fourth STREET. between and Quincy
Service morning and evening
NORTH grREEr METHopisr EEscorAL, Rev, Hsa. VA.
.s1 PASTOR, Market and North BA., North Wheel
M Service morning and eSeningA .a % ~
CaiBLrSE ST. ,MErHoDlsr RPtseorAL Reg. &. G. Mich.
Centre Wheeiingi Service morning and evening.
e,rraN METnoDIsT EPIscoP1E, Rep. Mr.. Broai6tek,
Chaplins street. between Webster and Third Gen.
Wheeliig. 20 siea
H. n Fifth Street, corner Of HaIuPden, service
nSrmnga and afternoon. - &C.,
N RE5sRNED, Re z, T.3eCture, Pastor, corner
STSISf I'D TesSbn treets; service morning and after.
oon. 1-as a. p ls,,tI sslrr,l
RfTf.T Res = WssTeRs PASTOR Gay street. hetWeen
sit1ksn8 siTfh SeTVcn morning and evening Goes.
rIrpVyEKpRNr C5HdRE kTIONAL, UNfr IRAN Rev
- TJ<SSt(r Pastor, lfar6t STREET between Webeter
TbiTd Centre service no and evening.
EvANaELIcAL PR6TEstsifs Res z. 5ATesseT, PASTOR
Clay street, above sixth Ea ~ W
zIoE,s RyAHoEIIcGL L5IHERAs, Bep-s = ZIaHsT1ast.,
PASTOR oornsT Market and Monroe streets service TO-
0'I Me- J r. No Is Union street,
ey Gs,LIsa 81 tooarE 30. S. Monroestrest
DSciPLEs, First Hose company Hail. Market street
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES:

TT has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians orour city that in the oR,
Tetter, many other diseases, BRENrLSGER's ELUiD
EXTRACT SARsAP LRlLLA AND DENDELIoN, is decidedly
above all other preparations. speaks
used although have takenthc pains OF hav
published through the papers, or appointing agents
for the sale it. yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont, New York. Ohio Kentucky and other
states by persons, who by chance means hayo heard
of its wonderful curative powers The following is from
gentleman Vermont alew days SINCE who used itGor
very serious diseased al.l,5te
DEAR DocToR: an-4iif
j The two bottles otmedicineI got from YOU
yhenin Wheeling, have nearly cured please send ME
some more by Express q tt.l f5a tflr-
Is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city quack medicine for we have made them nc;
such as We havenotthe opportunityof making II known
TO- tlat s entirely ali minerals, and IL not In
the least Incompatible with any of the preparations orIO
dine, Foyyer's solution, or other properties. "a
be had at Paxton e Lakes, and F. Yahrltng, and sold
'A'''s'-' s''N BRENTLINGRR & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, S62. --.= 49,. r.5i..-.4,.-
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

| u POwRLLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
! ceive and accommodate visers This delightful Wa.
ering place is situated eight miles east Of Woodsosk be-
Building Gone bundled eet in length commenced last
has been completed and is ready the reception
BOARDERSi and number Of Cottages, ,or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient TO the Boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF wHlTE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR, CHALYBEETTE LIMESTONE and SLATE having
work OF EatnIes labratory. They send forth
neTsobs da1 Il s1s e.
sin, the ground gradually rising to the south and until
whehis presented eye OF the behosr one of tho
most enchanting landscape views IN the country To the
Using up at distances Of rom Is to 100 yas and rom
% to 100 feet above the level bottom in ana to the
west OF the Springs Many these elevations can
approached from the east rear by gentle ascent
Is Fort WIN us pfttGresque scenery Its jut
pahorana, which, for bold outline and pleasing variety is
deed tie scenery presented TO vicy nom the sSmmts NJ
the Mlnsanuen and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be seen 30
addition to the springs proper there number of
celebrated Mountain Spring 80 yards distan 2, The
SSove Is Ehalybsats sendps forth mpd stream;
south from the Springs, about quarters or
bcSe Spring Tho new Spring recently onened amid The
beautiful group OF willows that shade the Sulphur SPRINGS
and which is believed to Possess peculiar medicinal quRi
Visitors coming the North or East can enter the
The proximity he mountains about twelve miles to the
north cast omt he SPRING. The rugged grandeur
natural dee, the rocks towering 10 the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration. go
On arriving at the Springs, the invalid has onoe with
drawn from the and Perpexes, tolls and monotony
the busy world reeuperae his ener
Ees by quhthng the pure waters that peessantly flow
preparedi or The uIishIAent OF his frail body.
aware the fact, that large farm attached TO
the Springs where persons havS horses pastuTei
or stabbed as they may prefer -
The BAR will be furnished with the chOeaSI Iinnnts
Cigara, Tobacco, &c .I1I-T1C
ottentiVe Ostler will be in Attendance ,ri
to the different departments OF the house and eyTyihnT
Shl be done that can contribute the cOort or M
guests. s.a! - i.,7....Tf5
Persons visiting the SpIlngs from the NORTH can leave
Baltimore in morning, and arrive here Inc next morn
ing by the way WINCHESTER and Woodstock PsTsona
f0nthe South, win leave Stannton in the morning
At WoOdStockto dinner and the Springs to tea -
For the amusement Of those who may wish to partjc
pate exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Raihias
ereoted for tho aeeoInn2odatoa Of xisitera
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