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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

EAUUKsIUN 10 NEW KUCHELLE ANb eLEN cow
~ tsqohing at Whitestons each wayThs splendid steam
MAZEPPA1 tain James Kennedy having oh aetere6
the above beat in connection with Frank spsishts win
make excurson TO New Rochelle and Glen Csvs
sunday morning. without fail leaving fellews-Foet q
sPrns street, T. at s'sscii Peek slip, r. at 81
Twenty sixth street at s.d will return 10 the city Al 81
to his friends that Be has become entirely dsosHnsstd k
the steamer King Philip Grateful for fAyors hitherto
ceived he trusts by coed to merit
of the Best quality 81 refreshments furnished
board. Dinner provided. Fare Is cent? each way.
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GRAND EXCURSIONS FOR SoNRY ISLAM LA1O-
" ing ct Fort Hamilton each wayFars r9z cents eash
way The new and splendid steamer ECONOMY, capS&a
L. D. Abel has commenced her regular daily
Fort Hamilton and ceney Isnd leaving Asssl-
lows -
Foot Spring street, at OK A,h;, l26P.M., skP:.L
Tho and elegant steamer OCEAN, siIl also lean a
/ Bpring street. at 10Y A. NJ, 2PM 5HPM
Pier No 3, Fsrth Hives, III A, NJ, ~ p. NJ, 6P.h.
topping at Fort hsmiltso the last trip night
The c. DURANT will also every Sunday, le1il6
Spring street ~ u ana M and pier at snd oolat
DLFAsANT EXCURSION TO NYACK AND OAK
Hill Cemetery.F Fare 1915 cents for the whole etc-r
SION The steamer ARROW will leave New York frogs
Chambers street pier, touching at Hammond stret On
Monday August sth, 1853 at eight o'clock A. NJ Rdurn
Ing to the city about Eve O'clock, n M
CUNDAY EXCURSION TO Shrewsbury, HIGH
- lands. Ocean House. Long Branch and Ocean Tort
The now steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER, Captain Price,
viii leave pier foot Of Barclay street Sunday
9Th inst at O'Clock Returning leave Ocean Port ass
NJ Fare each way, 70 cents.
ctUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE AND
Glen rovaFare reduced to rs cents the
The steamboat KING PHILIP Captain Charles H. rack.
will tinue TO to these delightful watering placeL
giving splendid view Of the East river Long Island
Sound all the opposition of boats
which trying to her Ell tho which
three years building up. She will leave Peck Slip East
Twenty sixth etreet at "a o'clock Reurping leaves Ger
Cove at NJ Reires hments and splendid fsh ohowdei
served up board at IL o'clock This boat will stop
College Point each way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
THE TURKISH QUESTION,



The following is translation OF the reply Gas puo.
hshcd In the M0nuc01) of NJ. Drouyn dc Lhuys to
the second circular az NJ. Ncsselrode. II i adj.
dressed by the Minister OF Foreign Affair, in the
form Of q circular note, % the French diplomatic
agents abroad -
pAris. Juy 10, 1888.
sR-The new despatch Of Count 10 Nesselrode, which
tic J0iraql DC ST. PeTgJj1p publiehed tho day fol
loving That OF Ito tIausmsaion to ali the legations Of
RUsso, has produced On The government of the Empe
impression which HIS Imperial Slsjesty has com
rendod me 70 communicate to you frankly.
We cannot but lamen, 10 see Russia, at the very
ment wien the efforts OF a Tho cabinets to bring about
satisfactory solution o. the present dhlcutes afford
proof Of their moderation, assume attitude which rem
ders the Of their negotiations more uncestsin
ard which imposes CT them tho duty OF re ectlg
the responsibility which has been yainy attempted TO DO
attached 70 their POLICY.
have no deeiYe, sir TO resume discussion which hag
been exhausted bu. Count Nessorods SIN alleges In
support OF tho ptstensoDs q 81 oorsburg the offence
wloh the forte committed against IL by disregsrding the
promises made to the Russian Legation, at the period OF
the lst settlement OF the question of the Holy Places ia
1862 sm tourd to ropeet that the 6rmsns issued by
tbs ss,!ao efpy the pissioa u pEiaN Aenschuea hare
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The Distress In Madeira,

Anony nous statements having appeared IN tho
papers calculated TO create anfmpression that the
counts Of the distress In the Island Of Madeira caused
b the failure Of the vintage last year. hal been ns-
represented, st least greatly exaggerated the follow
ing letter from Coinmodore Mayo commanding tho
African station vii. net only 1efate such statements but,
we ruat convince these who generously and promptly
responded the APPEAL ID behalf OF the unfortunate but
Industrious ana truly deserving, inhabitants Of Madeira,
that cir Ia.hy WAS not wasted, nor their contrbu
tions ulisappiied.
This year again has The yue been attacked 81 the
blight; there vii be total failure Of Trio vintage, and
as may Be 10, ginel Tho situaon Of the inhabitants Of
NGdsq Is indeed deploreDle. The underslgus have not
been rfguested Therefore IL not their intention to
Lei. old these sufferers but .hey viii most cheerfu
receive ard Fargnrd such assstance the charitable
ey placo in tier hands fop that purpose, following the
donor directions in regard TO any special disposal
LboSeC- GEORGE " LEWIS 81 Front street.
WILLIAM pEPEW, 10 Pearl street.
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Firemen,s Pleasures.

rIREMEN's PARADE IN LOWELL.
We learn that the Firemens Jubilee will be held
says large number Of companies will be invited a
public DINNER provided, and levee in the new
City Hall in the evening.
:, THE SOUTHWARK COMPANY OF THIS CITY.
The Hartford Times says -" The clustering
Southwark Company Of New York, who gave the
challenge for trial on bet Of 81 900, have backed
out, square, since the challenge was accepted in be-
half OF the New Britain Company, who can beat
them any day, or in any place, and give them odds,
too.'
We find the following resolutions IN the New
Haven papers, which seem to have been adopted at
a meeting OF the Gaspee Fire Company Of Proyi-
Where's, Several nista.ements hare appeared in
the New papers, and extensively copied by other
tbe9ate prize trial New Haven, Conn we thereupon
feel it to be duty owe TO ourselves aud the whole
rsItment to correct them; therefore
by the camnitee aud that fault was found By them
ia reference to the quantity OF hose used by while
such be said OF immediate predecessor play
ing, the sout ilwaik, Of New York.
Resolved That the satsmen OF several members OF the
Company thc 3S) had assured them that the hose Of
csspee sixty feet shorer than their own and
that hoy ascerained this from observing the two lengths
Of hose they lSy side by side, leading from the tank
whence they both obtained their watcr is certainly in
the last particular false tie two machines did not take
the fount in at the Of Chapel street.-The Gaspee
from The Tontine fountain, opposite the Tontiae Hotel
the former playing through straight hose, and the latter
crooked zezag it therefore be readily that
the s could not have the hose laying side by dc
Resolved That tie statement in several of the papers,
that the Gaspee play ed through but SO feet Of hose, is
utterly false pla cd through nine sections Of
hose. which since return have been measured BY the
chief engineer and br Burr. the maker Of it. and il
found 40 feet and four nches If the South
wai played through sixty feet hose than did,
which We doubt Il their fault as 40 feet was
the requirement
Resolved That the reported result of the trial Of tho
Southwark on the rext day is criterion to go by,
tie reu know thai there Is liable Ia be great differ
in the atmosphere between two days. and likewise
in lie condition Of the men
Resolved That the statement in the New York papers,
that tie Southwark Company, upon their return on
Saturday evening" voted unannouly to challenge the
victorious companies not ret oncal and that when
Il IS due notice shall be taken OF it By this company.
A trial OF strength between the Washington aud
American engines, at Lancast er, Pa, was to come
oil on the Sd inst.
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FIAG anP CONSTITUTION.


Dcsy SRA letter puiporpg TO no The United
States steamer oHhatsn dated TInobol, March g. has
recently gono tho rounds OF the American papers This
COMMUNICATION coming from one Of national vessels,
eav create Impression upon the public miac at home,
eGa -eIye 90 reprefs that active sympathy unaffected
tcTaTGs tae starving roor Of Madeira py generous
countrynen. desire, therefore, perenir%ory, TO
tradict lie statements Of the Anonymous writer, ard,
The commanding naval officer On This station, to express
my entire conviction that the general APPROXIMATION OF
the t5c poverty and suffering brought upon The labor
Ing classes Ia ths STAND hy he successive failures or tho
vintage, hls leeD, In no degree exaggerated.
era n pOgscg1cn of he most autLenHc proofs that
tho contributions from tho United States have only
alleTiaod much distress, but have saved many persons
from starvation.
Tic Portuguese Authorities, far from throwing any
implements IN tho way 81 those charged With distrbut
ing the provisions sent from country, hare most
promptly Suspended their tarG, and admitted the dona.
ons free q duy, ard these dona tons to have been
distributed VIII admirable Judgement ~ lie committee
TO which tley have been entrusted.
in "a sins over the Island ia been forciby impress
sed By tho gratitude exhibited towards our people fer tho
prompt aId ecient lid extended to Madeira u her
necessity and have fell most proud o. that far reaching
las sought out the famine stricken sufferers In this dis
tnnt Island
ThoEo every reason 70 FEAR that The distress OF the
coming year VIII 10 greater tsn that which 10 past,
and counrymen mey stil find most worthy objects
o their charity 10 this Island, beautiful but, by the
visitation Of Providence, SO full Of misery.
am, dear sir, With great regard faithfully yours,
(sigred.) 4 MAYO.
Commando in chief Z. s. naval forces,
West coast OF Africa
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Nf1l5pr Court.
before Hon. Judge EcCa, ".

IF'I7tU IIUIEs TNIs3 FiINH.Iy.
ArGr-a 4-Itghrsc0od e, Ho'ulQnd a. Hdd'eg--1his
was action 70 lie Of fe5 paid 70 the de-
PENDANTS for pessaye 20 Australia for OF pintGa
sons, in The shp Norma. II appeared that al the
lads TO work before the mast and for him orlv S5
we're paid ard the oher paid $50 for lis passage Their
father however prevented item from going and the de-
PENDANTS refused TO refund the moray Ter the defence
u conttnded that pereat could rot recover for
noy paid by minor children 10 the present form OF action,
but only Ia the Of The children, by parent guar
dian OF friend. Hs Honor lie Judge, concGrred in tho
defence and dismissed the case the plaintiff not showing
itle to the money paid for the passage.
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A"FAs1" CoupLR--We End the following mar.
rage notice in the Rochester DAILY Adcufiscf with
a request for Syracuse papers to copy II the happy
couple don't " make good time, /! wont be TIC
fauit OF their names
MarnnD-At Saratoga Springs. on the 2Sth:ut By the
Pew A. Baxter, Mr., G. II, gsogng 70 Miss LIZA a. ca
Tor, ofEASt Avon,
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
~~~~~~~~~~>>~~>~~~>>
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
~~~~~S~>~r~~~~S~
The Pacific Aspect Of the Eastern
Question.
-~~~>~~~>>~~>~>~~~>~~-
Almost a Naval Conflict at Smyrna.
oNoso.>>c0U>J~No|>c<>rsoo~o,
Threatened Trouble between Austria and
tho United States.
s~>~~~~>r~~~>~o>~~~v>~
THE CHINESE REBELLION.
>>>><~~>~~>~l~~>~>o~>~,e
NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.
S>~~~>~~~~>~~~~o~~>
IMPR0VEMENT IN BREADSTUFTS,
TO-, &C., DO.

The mail steamship Washington, Captain Z. M.
Fitch arrived yesterday morning. She left Bremen
the 10th, and Southampton on the Goth ult. Time
IA days and IL hours. Our dates by the w. are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

Pev Pryson Nlaiston Of Fast Hampton, Msss, is tie
Oldest living graduate Of Yeie College He was or the
cass cs i7ss, End Was rney yssys ot $50 Ia Jane last
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EXECUTIONS. Lewis Montague, who wac con.
ylcted IN Richmond Va, for The murder of Mr.
Thompson, VIII be hung today. Montague has
wife and three children; and be stated 70 the curt *
The time Of ms sentence that i was in their defence
that he committed the crime Cox which Ne < nj jay
10 pay the penalty,
Thomas Conner, a boy o. not over eighteen vtays
o. age viii be executed to day in Baltimore 5r the
murder of Captain Hutchinson. Connor Wa Sou.
fenced TO he hung on the 9Th Of July last bat was
regpited by the 'mor until th 9Th Of August
Cnnle and I'll who were convicted Ia Phila
doph1 ion e. liz life OF Christopher soohan
were t0 hc hrr. u but they have bcen II spilod
ty Governor " r
Co7ernor Sc sla1s sc0r1pnried BY his stsn sa Is
stW tie dtepsft Graod foctmpfnont 70 " hel a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS


TNHR0UGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads. Phil
adelpha 10 Pittsburg Pa EsssiTEon, Wooster Cleve-
land, Telede Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis Lafayette,
ferre Hane, Chicago and MksGke Through BY Railroad
from Philadelphia 20 Cincinnati in 81 hours.
and quickest route from The Atlantic Cities 10 the
Oreat west Passengers will find this the most pleasant
reue m n Orieans Only SI1 CiRcnna; 81 10 Louis
vile Sis to 81 Louis ia Psunsy yana Railroad an the
following daily Steam Packets from pittsbur uckereSafe
Capt w Beitshoover leaves PtsbIrr SrnSs, Kev,,rs
State Capt Charles Stone leaves Fitiss,ra Nondsr S
cheney, Capt Charles BacheloE leaves fitfsalr Tues
sy; Crystal Palace, Cari KuHtz Isaves Piltsbufr Ve
nesday: Rriian Capt b Grace leaves PitsIur- rbrTI
day: Pitshurg Capt Hugh Canpbe leaves Pisburv hi
day. Messenger No Capt Jop hinefeer. leaves Ptus-
bnrg Saturday Boarding and boar the iacGers
extra. Pittsburg to Cincinnati. g; Louisville, 81; St
Louis, So @ss a.E
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to Pittsbrr
Sc 80; Aasson, SlG Cleveland $40; Mansfield ana Crest
line, SlI; Columbus, Si2 %; Toledo Sl3 Cincinna (ra
sl6 Is. To Chicago WeHkegan KenoSha Ill., Racine Nil
wauSie Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Detio and Michigan
Central Railroad, Sis.
The Cars will leave the Ccnmonwea's Station, y. T
Cornear Of SchuYlk Fifth aud Market STREETS where tickets
can be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents Of the Stare
and Columbia Railroad Lines.
The morning Express T. through to Pittsbure Ceve
land Cincinnati and Chicago, viii leave O'Clock a ~
Through to Cincinnati in 81 hours
The night Mail Train at IGA. T. NJ Through to Cipcin
matt in 10 hours inclrding nights comfortable rest
Pittsburg.
risburg, Lewisown HuntEgdon Holiday sburE John
stovn, Greenbuig, and intermediate places. ---
NoTIcE-tu ofoss, the COMPANY will hold themsel
yes responsible for personal baggage only and for amount
not exceeding sleU. TH0S MOORE, Agent.
june 4 IT, Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
The Columbia Railroad Line for iSburg via Coluni-
bla and all intermediate places wall leave 'he above station
at lA. p MI
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A Mr.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
n had been bald for many years; by the of three BOT
Ties Of tie Magnetic Ointment had lis hair eatirev
stored and has beautiful head of hair any
could wish. His age is about 80 years
Of Mr.. Warren, of this town. IA years of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle. He had
the benefit Of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail 1t of
tine aggravated cases saw he emaciated al
most skeleton BY the of few bottles of the 0int
ment be thoroughly cured and fer months past has
eniOyed robust health.
This was an extreme case of Inflammation Of tie Spleen
of long standing has variety of treatment from no less than
eG different physicians without receiving beneftwas
cured by the only four bottles of the Magnetic Ont-
meut This four months ago and the lady IA Mrs Dun
ham, still in good health and able to attend to her usual
household duties have treated two Of Chronic
Eyss with the Ointment both Of the patients Rsury
lind need an attendant TO lead them from place to
place One of them had been afflicted Is years. the other
about years They had tried the best physicians in the
State without benefit and of them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzy of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds Of dollars in
efforts to effect They now by of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and able to
read and attend sny ordinary business have used the
Ointment i'll number of of Piles and in has II
faiedo Of ggiag r7aa0te rf and genernNyG permanent
have aIsc used it benefcially in of Fry
spelas And last but least have within the last year
cured four of CANCER by the use Of the Magnetic
OintDasnt alopel
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended, confidently
commend it to be Of the most useful remedies of
ered to the public. Respectfully Yours;
'a BURTON HUBBELL, NJ. D.
Dated Jan 27, 1850, Amelia Ohio.
The character of this Ointment efficient remedy is
established in this city There quite number of ind
vduas who ascrbe their restoration to health to the
this extraordinary Ointment.
For sale by H. G. SCOVELs
BERRY Il DEM0VILLE
may6 CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG.
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PENNsYAVANlA nAlLnoaD.

I'H1S road complete, It opens q communication be.
Tween Ptsburg ant Fhiadephz. erPfttsbur and Ba.t.
more by which Freight itn the west reach
market Quicker and cheaper than 10y any Of The pres
fron st Louis, LoUi-viI e. Cincinnati wheeling end All lie
ddsrent points the Also with Cleve
land and Pburg Rail Road, Ohio atd eunsvlvsnia
Rall Road at Pttsburg Cars oagh between Pittsburgh
and Phiigdelpha withoutRnhpnent Of frsig an sdvan
tage that cin be appreciated by all shippers.
IN Case OF Obstruction # auvgStion low
sigf westward be forwarded from PittsburE 10 Gin
cinnat or towns in the inferior by Railroad
R aTES Or FEs sEEGEIE
Between Pttsburg and Philadelphia 3sItaore.
.t Fir>1 Glass. Htute- Summer
...-. Rates. Rates
Dry eoods books and stationary hoots,) per 100 los.
Shoes, Hats and Csrpeting, FUrs and Pei SI IS cts
tries, Feathers, Saddlery, &c.
Second Ctaxz.
Brown Sheeting g. Shrtng In Baies.l
Drugs Glass Ware, Groceries, except Coz. IS cts co eta
Zee, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Machinery, I
OH cloth, Wool, &c.
Third Glass
Butterin Frkins & Kegs, Candles, Cot-1
ton, in winter Queensware, TalIov. IS cts SO cts
Tobacco, in leafor Manufactured hast
ward, &c. &c. .
Fourth Glass.
Bacon, Cotton lin summer,) Coffee LardO
and Lard Oil, through) Pork in fr cts. 10 cts.
Gee. G. FraaeIscus
a. f. j. sneeder.
.r Fright AgeHt, Philadelphia.
Magrayv Rooms
!. l.. Elliott.
Freight dgeat, No. : Fsst at, M.
II. a. Houston,
Gen. freight .igeHf, Philadelphia.
march 16, ls58-ly
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.av3-d&w2m.
RFD SPRINGS

WE take pleasure ing numerous friends
w aud patrons, that ready to accommodate
all who may wish avail themselves Of the benefits Of
place Extensive preparations have been made Tor the com
tort both Of the invalid and the Of pleasure. IL were
needless for atempto forth The value Of place.
in medicinal pont of view Many, afflicted with various
diseases have visited us and after few weeks S0OuTu
have yoneaysy either entirely cured o. greatly relieved
particularly such have been afflicted with Scroui, d.
seases Of the Skn Stone in the Bladder: and a~ Of the D
osfive System in general Of these Ects there abun
dance Of proof and many who have certified to he snd the
same have gone forth the afflicted people And we have
at this time living specimens Of Serotus eases cured
sound and we'll with be testimony to dec
lsraIion; one Of which almost hopeless case
We are in Macon county, Middle Tennessee y miles east
of Iaayette our county seat IS 20 miles from Nashville
A. miles turnpike and the balance high ridge road and
other good country roads coming from every poutirom
Lebanon Wilson county. Hartsye Carthage Gaiusboro
Tomknsville Glasgow, Galatin, &c.
SAN. E. HARE
J a. I4HI70y TAYL0e' Proprietors.
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HUrrsyILIE. Ala. March 2 1880
DIR. VIM. McLANE,
INDIAN AND GERMAN 2OoT DOf,rOP

DEPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Nashvih
IL aud vicinity, that he has returned again after resi-
delce of fourteen years in the So and permanentlyio
Gated himself in South Nashville at the corner of Wash
ngon and Pearl streets where he may at all times be fon
by these who may wish to consult him
lie has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying to the permanent cure Of the
most distressing cases Of the following diseases v-Ner-
vous Affections Liver Complaints, Dyspepsas Chills and
teves Peu1sies Asthnas Colds Coughs Incipert Con-
Cancers Ulcers Scrofucusr Hemcr;sss Of the Lungs and
other Heorage DaTrhea Diseases of the Kidneys Mer-
cural and Venereal Tans Of the Blood Diseases of Chill
dren Worms snd vsrcus other Diseases incident to he hu
man system.
During bis residence in the Souh he attended to over ten
thousand different cases. g Of which be treated with more
than ordinary success.
Dr. McLane hopes cm his much experience in the Medi
cal Profession and the degree of success that has attended
his efforts heretofore to obtain the confidence and patronage
Of the sick and afflicted. : o
Nashville, Feb g-ly. DR. WIN. McLANE
e45A Letters addressed POSTPAID TO South Nashville
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TYREE STRINGS.

- This delightful summer Retreat Is now open efSS-
s1;' for the rejection of Visitors II is situated r.
e-A, the Nashville aud Louisville via Mammoth Cave
Turnpike Road twenty miles from Nashville, II Is ac-
cessble Nashville bv line o daily stages and By nuner
other modes OfcOnveyance The great notorey 4 ats
various mineral Springs renters entirely unnecessary 10
speak of their invaluable properties The Hotel IS neatly
fitted up and for extent of its scale, and It's admin able
adoption eGuaed BY any fashionable resort IN Tie
stale The proprietor respectfully socs the patron
age of the public generally and confidently hopes By cre
aad attention. 10 salty his visitors.
N B.--A full supply Of ICE for the season on hand
WM. ROBERTS,
r,av3-dSw2m- Proprietor
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BUENA VISTA WATER CURE.-is53.
a v-EsBFF. Il D. w. !. EDSONps, N. D.
DESS WERNER S EDMONDS,


TAKE pleasure in announcing that they are now ready
for the reception of patients at their a.
Buena Vista Springs. The romantic healtht1i and
picturesque character OF the locality Buena Vista springs
80 widely and generally known through the numerous
visitors who annually resort to the place for It's medicinal
waters that the prOprietors deem It necessary 10 say but
little on the subject The country is wild and broken
abounds in game exempt from epidemic invasion, has
unconined and saubrious atmosphere. and the establish
nents supplied with an abundance oI pure running nee
stone water, equal TO any in the State.
Dr. WEBBFR is physician of forty years experience in
the active practice OF his profession and has just returned
from tour through the Northern and Eastern States, dur
ing which he visied the best watercure establishments IN
the country and enoved ample to all the best sour
eeS of information on the subject
Dr. EDHoSDs though Younger practitioner has several
years experience and brings with him into the establish
nen the professional devotion ard energy incident TO the
earlier periods Of life The means for amusement and
creation are ample aud free Of charge.
TERs-For Board and treatment from TO $40 per week
Patients expected to bring with them two blankets two
comforts feather bed large crash towels two sheets
and some old linen for bandage they will be charged
extra for such in the establishment Very sick and feeble
persons will furnish attendant who will pay board or te
charged for such extra