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Notice.
YSHE Subscriber having associated with him
= self VIM. Johnson Freeland in the Drug
Business, the Firm will be known by the title q
s. ID. Scheduled & Co.
Thankful for past favors, they hope to merit a
continuance Of public patronage.
5. ID. SCHO0LFlELD & Go.
August alst. So
A LII PERSONS indebted to the Subscriber are
n requested to come and make immediate set.
element. as the old Firm must be closed, and
must have money.
s. ID. SCHOOLFIELD.
August 81. So
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Stolen---$5 Reward.
DISSOLUTION.

DicSOLI IlON.
YsHE eoparnership Of z. p. NssH & Co.,
a was dissolved by muiuui consent on The lss
July, 1854. y. p. Nash having purchased the
iniensi Of J. II. Simmons, the bushes. uill bs
settled and conducted BY him alone.
CT All persons having claims against The la:s
firm will present thess Zoe settlement, and those
indebted please make payment.
4. r. NASH.
]. II. SIMMONS.
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CT n Should Le universally kno,cn-for h ].
strictly true-shsi indigestion Is The parent Of a
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dyseniey,
disuhua, cholera morbus. liver complaint, and
many other diseases enumerated in the City In.
speeior's weekly catalogue Of deaths, are genera.
led by indigestion alone. Think Of that. dyspep.
Iicsl think Of il, all who suffer from Jisordered
stomachs, and II you are willing to be guided by
advice, founded upon experience, resort at once
don't delay dy) to Hooaand's German Biiiers,
prepared By Dr. G. NJ. Jackson, which. ss an al.
tersiise. curative, and insigorsnt stands alone
and unspproachsd. General depot, l20 Arch
street. We have tried these Biiiers, and know
that they are excellent for the diseases specified
above. Philadelphia City Item.
n For sale at the Drug Store.
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A GREAT BLESSING re ran AFFECTED.
CT d.. ALsns. he ins<pios q sl~ s<I<lx.-
led Liver PiIs. psrd sAess Pllls Ss sessrsl ysss.
p bis pEseiise. b<oss he ssald - inase<d 70 el
e. them . be pubic IN such manner As %
FAKE tAem known throos houl Inc oosniry. This
Issrne5 phssiei.n ffl' ne sszze rspsgnsnes that
oil hish-miedej nea Of seisars Sci IN entering
the lis's against TAOS uns<rupulous supi'ss who
ob,rads Their useless nos,rpms up0n The P1biic.
and rely aPon system Of putting 10 sustain them.
Convinced. however. Of the real value q the Ii
scr Pill. and influenced By The plain dictates q
duty. The Doctor hnafiy s.cnxc~d his dsIic4is
isslinss On shs altar Of public good. His greet
medicine has nos disapposnisd the expectations Of
the medical practitioners % whose instance be
wss induced 10 forego his inclinsiionz. Prom
every quarter DOVE hear the mos gratifying &C.
counts d is wonderful curative Effects hs Eas,
and the West The North and the south. are alike
lsdsn with tdingsof great Joy" from the salir'-
ed. These wonderful Pills have completely con-
quered that great scourge Of America, the Liver
Complaint.
or For sale hy d. Heart. u the Post ofliee
in hillsborough, by Long & Webb. by Dr. =. ID.
Scheduled, and By Druggists and Dealers gene
rally.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDER.-
isrosr.sT TO Dssrrrrics-Dr. J. =. tough
tons PEPsIN, the True Digestive Fluid, OF
Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, or The
fourth stomach 81 81 OK. after directions Of Ia
ron Liebis, the great Physiological Chemist. by
j. ). Houghion, NJ. d., Philadelphia. This Is
truly wonderful remedy Cor indigestion. dys-
pepsis, jaundice. liver complaint. constipation
and debility, curing after natures own method,
BY natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. Pam.
phlets containing scientific evidence Of iis value
furnished by agents gratis. See advertisement
In another coiamn.
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req, lis kRown rfppfnsiiy g. /" lsinli,s'
"a IT, es d .l,e eigsl ,s,nlIls,s. N ,s.,,
:" de'n nsiraie 10 'hr people thal l,s = M
de ma inf . efiais" The Dsmaefi
~ iiisle Is . rFisis" a had. snd \.
esrPlr drsirs . mzn 81 nsrse. sssasuF.
derisloh. snd VIII 70 Be a ne helm 4
aaAHs. Iisnee ne inrrzsinx papsladss
~ Gen. Scott We saw 10 our fnes.ds
every wherr- li'si continued eiTorl, xilh
enterprise snd energy. j. III shss il wsnssd
70 ssenfe Virginia far Soon.
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Gas AND BULLYISo.-The betting
clustering game is not carried near
so high now in support oil General
Pierce, as it was in ls48 in favor Of
Gen. Cass. The following is one spe.
cimen of a class of articles that ran
the rounds Of the Cass papers from day
to day:
From the Doylestown Democrat, Sept. s, s4s
.TREAsoS IN HIGH PLACES. - How
can the Wings expect to succeed with
Gen. Taylor, when such men as the fol-
lowing, who have always been leaders
Of Whiggery, refuse to endorse him:
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REcouEspArIos or GKx. PIrKck.-
In ihe speech Of Col. Kidder. before
the West Randolph Granite Club, We
find the annexed statement Of the
whereabouts Of the Free-soiiers in the
present canvass. which we advise cur
Democratic contemporaries Of the
Southern press 20 copy. Col. Kidder
thus speaks Of Pesree with a perfect
"gush Of enthusiasm" 81.
'sHe is our neighbor-our friend
our own New England man. The Van
Burens, Preston King, and great ma
jority Of the leading . Freessiis men of
as are for him. None need fear him.
| have not yet met with the first Demo-
craft who will not support him lie
writes no silly letters"
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"Whig papers say Gen. Scott never
iosi battle, yet he was taken prisoner
with his whole force al Chippewa.
Wing papers say thai Gen. Scott never
tainted in baiiIe-yei be did faint .,
I.undy's Lane. and was forced from the
field" Nandard.
These are out and out falsificalions Of
history. Gen. 8. was not defeated al the
battle Of Chippewa. I, wac a glorious
victory 10 our arms.
Gen. Scott did not faint tparirulsrly
did he hot faint Pierce FAINT a. Lnndy's
Lane. He fought as bravely as Leonidas
ever did. and was wounded lwice--lhe
lasi wound being regarded mortal. Nor
did his horses fall until they were killed
by BRUSH bullets. ID 10 disgrace TO the
locofcco party that a leading Journal
should thus fslsily the history Of the
Country for party ends Register.
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"Of the above, eleven have been
prominent Wing members of Congress.
In addition to the names above given.
nine delegates to the Philadelphia Con.
vention are doing all they can to defeat
him, and hundreds Of Wing papers re.
fuse to raise Gen. Taylor's name.
"The truth is. Gen. Taylor will not
receive but fgo States south of Mason
& Dixon's line, and not to exceed four
north of that line."
Our readers know that this turned
out to be all gas, there was no truth in
it. Now that the Democratic papers
are endeavoring to play the same game,
we shall know how to estimate it.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-11

.'Indiam Compound Astrinsen, and Tonic.''
THE materials Of this medicine are en-
Il tely vegetable, indigenous to Minnesota and well
known the Indians by whom they have been fir m
time immemoriai, with invaTiabie success.
The Proprietor cnnidc ntly recommend this medicine
to the public, as a CERTAIN, SAFE, AMI PLEASANT
cure for Cholera Morbus, DiarrhPa. Dysentery. and
all diseases the Bowels IL affords almost inst,ntanc-
relief in OF grlpnGs cramps and ordinarily
effects complete cnre in six or eight hours.
To BOa,mcn, Rafimcn, Lumbc rnicn. and all per-
sons travelling the river, this medicine Is Invaluable
Our citizens going below. during the summer months
should fail to provide themselves with 10.
The 'Prsi gomtk'' must of derive It's rcpu-
tation the testimonials of those who have made trial
Of It.
Nc Please read carefully the annexed certificates.
Prepared by r. +. Ely. ~. PanI,
And for sale at the bookstore of LEDUC KOliRER,
and W. II. FORBES Minnesota Store, 81. Paul. Also,
the Minnesota Bookstore. ST. Anthony. and Churchill X
SeIsrn saltwater. Ass, at the Drug Store Of IIichcoN
X ANtcl'. st. Paul.
T}- Price Fifty Cents per Bottlc..kI
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Good Rooms.

SUITABLE for families can be had on
~ accommodating terms, by application at the Mime
sofa Boarding House. Eagl, Street.
46tf S. {. CRAY.
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Indian Horses,
DROPOSALS will he received

PROPOSALS will be received at the
milan Agency al st. Peters, for the purchase Of
Indian Horses the amount of four thousand dollars
Bids will be opened Monday the 20 Instant and the
contract awarded to the lowest responsible bidder, unless
the Agent should deem all bids unreasonable. The propo
sails must state the price per head. The horses be de-
rered during the month OF october ensuing. The money
will be paid when the contract Is complete. What IL
called Indian Ponies, small horse made endure hard
ships, are the kind wanted, such have been raised in
northern clImate aud exceeding IL Old. The
purchases 10 be lie in the country north OF Prar. du
Chen The horses will be inspected by Phiaer Pres
colt. Should IL suit the contractor, they will I've received
in lots at any time when ready In numbers sucin for
one band of Indians.
Address. milan Agent, Fort Smelling. proposals for
Indian Jrses.'
NATHANIEL MCLEAN,
Iniisn Agent.
ST. PETERS AGENcY,l
Sept. 7, 1852.
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R. H. MILLER g. CO..

ST. PETER's hGENcY,l
sept. Z, 1862.
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Mortgage Sale.
AULT having been made in

L
~ conditions of certain mortgage bearing date the
eleventh day Of December IN the year our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and hfyone, made by Andrew
Shearer and Theresa Shearer his wife, the county of
Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota parties Of the first
part Joseph Bshcock of the same place. Of the
ond part; and which mortgage was duly acknowl edged
and recorded in the Office of Register Of Deeds for the
CDuny Ramsey MINI Territory the 18TH day OF
December. 4. P 1851. at O'clock P. NJ, In book of
mortgages pages 4S4, 4s5, 4S6, and 4s7. The said
mortgage given the payment of hun red
fifty with interest thereon on before the LIST
day of January A. D. 1852 according to the conditions of
a promssory note bearing date with the said mort
gage. upon which said there is receipt on
the back thereof for the sum of S5oOO dated February
10th, 1885, and that the Of hundred
dollars and thirtynine cents is claimed 10 be upon
the said mortgage at the date Of this notice.
The premises mortgage TO secure the said debt
scribed in the aforesaid mortgage as follows, To All
the following described pi"ce parcel Of land situate
lying and being in the county Raey Territory
Minnesota known and designated as follows, wit Lot
number five t5 IN block number twenty seven Rice and
Irvines addition the of St. Paul, subject to the
reservation Of right Of the said Rc, and Irvine and
their legal representatives, to convey any stream Of
spring from. through, to said lot.
And the said and note were, the Goth iay
March. A. d., 1852, duly assigned by the said j. W.
Babcock the payce Of thereof, to Charles II. Cakes
which said assignment duly recorded in the office al
of Deeds Of the county of Ramsey the Terri
tory of Minnesota. the 18th day Of August A. d.
1852, in book Of mortgages on page l22.
Now therefore, suit proceeding having been instituted
thereof notice is hereby given that
pursuant to and by virtue OF power Of sale contained
therein, said mortgaged premises will be sold AT public
auction. the 'Cenra House, in the town Of ST. Paul
in the said county, the 18th day Of October at ont
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day.
Dated, September list, 1852.
CHAs. n. CAKES, Assignee.
BABcoCK WILKINSON. Any's. 5ftds
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Indian Provisions.

PROPOSALS. VIII be re-
ceivor at the Office of the Indian Agent at St. Peters.
for the delivery des Sioux, before the close of
navigation the following provisions for the of the In
dams, 10 wit
500 bbls Supcrfine Flour.
1900 SKIS average two bushels sound Shellrd Corn.
900 lbs good Rife Powder, in kegs.
100 pigs of Lead, of 20 lbs each.
20 sacks OF Salt.
Provisions to be in ped at ST. Peters at the expense
OF the contacor-a nahproporon of the provisions and
ammunition win be left at1ate Rapids the Minnesota
river, 10 be hereafter desigifsted.
The Bids will be saturday the I'd day of Octo-
bidder The Agent reserves the right of rejecting all bs
If deemed extravagant.
Address. Indian AGENT Fort Smelling, NJ T., proposals
for Indian Provisions"
NATHANIEL. MCLEAN,
Ind. Agent.
ST. PETERS AGESCY,l
Sept. 9th, 1852. 5,,3
- Pioneer, Democrat and Express. please copv.
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.

HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
MI have now in store a complete as
w assortment, making our stock unusually large,
which purchasers at lowest prces, and best
termsam,ng which may be found complete assortmens
Axrs-simmons', Cotltn.', Hunts and others.
ScYTHEs-w airon's grass, grain, hemp and bush, as
sorted.
scyTHE sSATnEs-Assorted, all prices, qualities and
kinds.
ScvTHr STONES AND RIFLHs-Assorted, all prices,
FoRKs-II.y and manure. ?. ,, and pronged ass'd.
CHANs-Brigt On aud log, 50, Is. ~ and SIS inch,
assorted.
CHAssBsish. trace rtel; Coil, breast and halter,
assorted.
CoLL,Rs-Hprse and rnuI", assorted, (hos and KIP
( skins.)
H,MEs-IIorse and mule. steam bent ami rlyc,ei,
MOESGaroii,a planters. eyed and handled, ass'i.
KAKES-Iiay and ,tarden, iron and wood, assd.
KNIvEs-Table knives and forks, all patterns and quail
tiles.
KsIvEsTable knsos and a,Tss, all patterns and quail
tiles.
RAzORs al. & Butcher, Crooks, and others, ass,d.
SHEARS AND ScIssoRs-ButcheI's Lux's, great vari-
ETY. Of patterns.
IOCKsMncraI knob, assorted; door, newest patterna
and styles.
L.ocKs-Pad. chest trunk. iii, plate, assorted.
LATCHEs-knob, thumb and Others all kinds, nss'd.
BCTTStrrepwaud, narruw, hr al and Congress, assd,
BUTTS-Wrouyhf. narrow. broad and Congress, ass'd.
ScREws-l-i t, inch wood, New ENGLAND taper.
BELLS-Ox, horse. cow. hand and Sleigh sss'd.
BREsBFsWhitc wash. shoe. scrul,bing and horse,
sorted.
CIIsrLs-Fran,ng, socket. frmcr, nortice. ASH.
CURRY COMBS rIcaIl. new patterns, sse'd.
cOCKs-Cock stops, assd; brass do ass'd.
FILEs-I,utcher's celebrated mill, tat bastard.
fIlEs-Nomd. hall ruui, square fat and all kinds,
ass'd.
GUHS-Doulc and single barrel, shot and duck, asSd.
RIFLES AND PIsrpIs-Rcvovers, steel barrcl as
sorted.
iuN EiERrLs-Ascrtcd; gun trimmings and finding,
assorted.
MISUNDERSTANDING, laih, bench and claw, ass'd.
HINGES II ,ok> and hinges, strap and T, ass'd.
KET1LES-Brass. tea preserving, glue, ASIDE
MILLS-Cofee, Parker, Adams and others, ass'd.
MATrOCKS AND PJCkS--Clay and coal, assd.
NAIIS--WrouGht. o 10 12i; horse. to I'D, ass'd.
PLANEs-Bench and moulding, ass'd, all kinds, sure
rUr qualities.
PANs--Fry, ass'd; and preserving, ass'd.
SuovELs-Ames' Row Iand's and Others garden, min
ing and post.
TACks AND BRADs Assorted, ali sizes and kinds.
AUGURSBrigt patent concave, and cast steel.
With large ASSORTMENT "f carpenters and blacksmiths
tools, of newest patterns and best qualities.
House and Building HirciWarc--a large assortment.
Also, rruiretors Of 81. Louis Saw and Scale Factory,
where manufacturing largely Of,
SAwS-Extra ctt steel mill, circ'ilar crosscut, hand
PANEL bow, wood and pit SAWS Of various qualities and Of
any kind wanted. Also,
SCALEs-viz: platform, 300 lbs To 1000 lbs: counter,
hay, tour. packing, coal and car, sill kinds aud descgp
tons!
Scales and Saws repaired and made To order.
We better prepared customers and pur
chssers generally than before Our terms ia
vorabe and prices az low AZ the lowest.
CHILD, PRATT CO.,
lat Main street.
81. Louis, May 90, 1852. 352m
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Pocket Editions Of Nature.
DAGUERREOTYPE Views of ssMin-

~ Bctonka' 81. Anthony Falls E.Mnne -ha- ha,'
Little Falls, Fort Smelling, and other beautiful Mime
scenery, for sale at Whitney's Gallery of
Third and Cedar streets, saint Paul.
These views have been procured with great labor and
expense, and for beauty and Perfection
not be surpassed AT respectfully invited TO call and
examine specimens.
II, 1852.
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CUGARS of every description, of the
- hes. qualiy ami large quantity. Just received by
REY FARMER.
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CERTIEIC ATES


| have used the "Pesiguagomik' re-
well most cfcacous medicine in all arrangements
Of the Bowels have known. II has, IN my know
LEDGE saved valuable lives in obstinate
If Cholera Morbu., Dysentcry, &c.
ST. Paul, May IS. 1862 c. ". DRrP.
This may certify that | have used the
Vegetable Compound A-rngcnt, prepared by Mr.. f. +.
Fly, family, and have found 1t TO be the best by far
Of any thing the kind have ever used. In one in
stance, cured obstinate of Cholera Nor
bus. Not single individual should be without thi,
able medicine, particularly In country where the Diar-
CHAPS II. CAKES.
Having used this preparation in my
famiy most cbccrul'y Join Mr.. Oaks in the above GER
tincate Of its virtues.
st. Paul, May ~, 1872. ALIEN. RAMSEY.
take pleasure in being able 10 state
that have used my family. Mr.. EIy's Compound As
tringen ronic in Of Diarrhna with much
cess: and especially last summer in Of summer
complaint in an infant of mine months old and
st. Paul, May, II, 1852. WIN. HENRY FORBES.
have used the Indian Compound As
rnsent snd Tonic, myself, and in my family, and found
effective, especially in Of children tecthng, and
consider active an1 safe remedy for all Bowel Com
plants. \. X. FRENCH.
St. Paul, Ausu,t l, ISL.
have used the Indian Compound As
ringent and Tonic prepared by Mr.. Edmund F. Ely and
found immediate relef cheerfuly recommend it
q speedy and for diseases Of the bowels.
st. Paul, May "a, 1852 ii. r. MASTEHSoN.
certify that l have used the Indian
Tonic, called Pesguagomk,'' and recommend the same
as an excellent astrugen pleasant in Its st and certain
In its cure. J'J' NOHI'
August. 1851. 36ms
- All orders for the above Medicine should be adj
dressed to T.. r. Ely ST. Paul, Minnesota.
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st. Paul House.

This House, formerly Kept by ]. ".
l. Bass, being the original hotel of ST. Paul. at the
Of Third and jackson sts, opposite the Minnesota Ou
is thoroughly repaired and emodeled and with the ad
lions now made it, is of the most spacious and
venient hotels in town. Having taken lease Of IT, and
tted II I'D throughout with furpiturc invite
travelling public call upon me believing they will find
this house equal the bes in all respects. The charges
will be yrry moderate. GEORGE WELLS.
F, st. Paul, July II, 1881. 96y
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MAR RED,

On Tuesday the It'll inst, at the residence of veroy
Barnun, ESQ.,, White Bear Lake, by Justice Jacob j.
Noah. Mr.. RICHARD M'LAGAN, to Miss MARY BAR
MIN.
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WUITNEY'S GALLERY
DA1Ul.AADDp<YpB5,
Cor. Third and Cedar sts.. 81. Paul,

HIS Gallery was built expressly for
BEST Of Apparatus The light arranged upon the
approved scientific principles The proprietor his
best cndeavors to please those who favor him with their
patronage. All respectfully invited call and
anime specimens. 40
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
<, s.sT.. BURNER,s -. = 81
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

| PO"EILS RORI, SHENANDOAH COUNTY.HV d.
u ceive and accommodate visters This delightful Wa
tween the Fort and MSnsanutten Mountains. The new
building Conc hundred teet lengh) last
BOARDKRS; and n1mbsf or COTTAGES, ,ot ne ltse Of
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF wHrrE, BLuE and BLACK
their fountains within crtlefence Of thirty yards!S
the work OF EatuIes own abfatory They send forth
o @ Tbey & o2 ae Sa
sin, the ground gradually rising the and until
which presented 10 the eye Of he beoder one Of the
most enchanting Landscape views IN the country To tho
rising up At distances Of from 25 to 100 yards and from
northwest or The Springs Many or these elevations can
be approached from the east rear by gentle ascent
ting spurs lis deep ravnes and lis ioy peas bIessts
panorama, which, bold outline pleasing variety ia
os TIE scenery 70 vea rom IT he submits on or
The end Fort MoSntSts embracing the rage
In addition to the Springs there are number of
otheEa in the vicinity the principal or which l. The
Celebrated Mogntaia Spring $50 yards dstant p The
SSo1e K chaly bate sesdihs forth mpd stream;
To the south from The springs, about quarters OF
beat. SPIN The new Spring recently opened amid re
Beaml group Of Willows thai shade The Sulphur springs
ties, completes the IIsk
sS1 g iron re SSS or East can enter the be
tho prOximity0 he mountains, about twelve miles to the
natural dee, the rocks towering 10 the very clouds
strikes tho traveller with awe and admiration. i!
On arriving at the Spnnga, thu invalid has at once with
drawn from the and peTpess, tolls and monotony
OF tie busy world and reeuperae his exhausted
DDS by quAfnG the pure waters that nc6ssantly flow
around him. and partang tho rich Viands that are daily
prepared for the nOurishnsent OF hisfTai body.
We VIII state for the benefit OF those who may not DO
Of the fact that large farm attached to
the Springs, wheIe persons have their pastuTed
or stabbed as they mag prefer. Il.f.Y
The Ban will DO furnished with tho choicest hiqnoIs
CiERrs, Tobacco, &c. s8ll i7T - : - ? -
An attentive oster will In attendance and servan4s
different departments OF tho hOuse and everything
shall DO done that eau contribute to tho COMFORT OF the
Persons visiting the Springs from the North can leave
baltimore in the morning, and arrive here the next morn
ing BY the way OF winchester and Woodstock Persona
from the South win leave Stanton in the Tnrpg We
AZ TYoodStockt To dinner and the SpTines to tea
tho amusement OF those who may wish to partfc.
pate In such eTarcse9 Ten PIN Alley has erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Rafhink
has been erected for the accommodation visiters