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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-18

SENATOR FROM GIBsoY.-Our list Of members
elect of the Senate has heretofore contained
the name of Is. 5. ALLEN. Esq, Of Carroll, as
the Senator elect from Gibson, Carroll and
Dyer We are now Informed, however, upon
the authority OF a gentleman from Trenton,
that Col. ALLES's competitor, r. P. CALDWELL,
Esq, of Gibson, is elected by a majority of Is
votes Both gentlemen, we understand, are
Americans, aud in the election of either the
State secures the services Of an active, intel
ligent. efficient legislator, jealous and ever
watchful Of the interests of his constituents
aud of the State at large.
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" OIL HOOII - WO.G!!!
fAsl anr the highest ct price 10 Ton sooi clean
y was ed NoOi. b.
~ es D. D. ICKTY
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nI0SOInTI0N

HE copartner hip heretofore existing between the sub
/ scribers, under the style Of RAEAGE 4 CHURCH was
dissolved the I,h ns by mutual consent. All ccnunts
the late firm 10 be pad C j. Ranlage VITO will pay
al claims against the Arm.
JOHN RANAGE,
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HERE'S T AT sEAMsTRESs

HAVE elen' Seamstress, Wa h-r, and Ironer for
sale Any pc wishing b. satisfied rs to
qualification and char None need apply eKcep those
wishing buy keen the unity. Also, versl other
negroes aug15 RES ". PORTER.
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REMOVAL OF JUDGE EIMoRE.-THK ApMISIs-
rpArIoN AND rnH ABoLITIoSIsrs.-The ALS-
6qnaa Journal says The Baltimore papers
confirm the telegrsphic dispatches OF the re.
moval of Judge Rush Elmore from his Official
station ia Kansas, on the same ehargse as those
made against Gov. Reeder, of land purchases.
Il seems that tho National Era, the great organ
of the AboltioniSts, WAS aware of this deter
mination of the President some time since,
and announced its satisfaction in the following
words. Says this abolition organ:
1--WE are truly gratihed that the President has
determined TO remove johnson and Emore. This
action Of the Pre,id will voaksa fhs absHiRabls
slavery and kRop aotking ilfasYaoe popsr(sl ~
Ka,sas planted and nurtared by these men"
The question win naturally arise, how hap
pens il that the abolition organ at Washington
knew Of this Termination Of the Prsdent be-
fore it was announced to the publici and was
not this determination made by the influence
of the abolitionisisl These are questions for
the Southern Democrats TO ponder on.
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Wheat ! Wheat !
FREE SCHOOLS.

I'VE will pay CASH for Wheat de ver-d In Ma hville.
w SACKS furnished Call and before yOus u
augI5- !. 4. YEATMAN.
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LNOR IlIRs.-A negro man &c years Of are fnr thu
= balance Of the year. Also b, and girls n years
Of age. X A BNLLoW".
augl6 General Agent No. II Deaderick st.
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WEST BATON RoUeE.-Ne eli, the FLOWING

WEST BATON RoUGE.-Ne clip the FLOWING
items from the Vis-a.Vis, Of the 9Th:
yellow FEvER.-This terrible disease has made
its app aranee in our parish. Mr. Moves and
his clerk. at Lobdel's storr, died of it. few days
pince, aid it is rumored that sever thers in dat
neighhorhood have since died of The disease
but we have no authentic information OF the latter
cases s.-..-.
In Biton Ro1ge, we are informed, there have
been several cases within the last few days
New Posr OFFICE WRINELE.-Our readers are
perhaps not aware that writing, printing emhOss-
ing any thing except the address on envelope
containing a circular su j-cts the package TO e'tr
postage; and such circulars viii not he forwarded
unless the full letter rate is pre- paid All envelopes
therefore, with the name OF corporation or business
firm printed thereon not allowed to pas with
circulars unless ut letter postage plain envelope
is only allowed Boston It dnScript.
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LOUISVILLE Z NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
si.:5E9 So: So; q, ~

To those who pay taxes to pay interest or the
Bonds OF Dlvi1soa and Sumner Counties.
DRINFfD receipts WI b. iurnshei 70 Collectors, shUu
ing their face that zach holder % receipts 70 the
an ult OF 400 viii he entitled share stok in the
louisville AMI Na-hvie Railroad Co. 80 receipt viii be
pied evdrne Of such payment q ens ihr holder
tck cpr th,se Vhch the printed 'rm prrssTb
81 by TIE Company AMI furn he'd h. orctor. Those
receipts auirate BY endorsement % the name In
Us d" n signature 81 tbs tax ps
AuglO-ln JOuN l. HELH, Prus't L. N r. r.
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WHE T! WHEAT!

2OO.Osb Bt Ssss s. NssEAT
WANTED imu-li tely - the highest cssr p,ir- Fac,
" urh'shed II 81 ed u. % ~ X
HuS7 No Cooley Stue 81
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~ All About the War!-A

The story OF the Campaign:
Compete Nrrative Of the War in Russia, written IN
aTen 10 Crinea, by Mai. g. Bruce Hamley, author
OF "Lady Lee widowhood"
This work is recommended the readers attention by
by the following considerations: a. The thor i
comp ish-d ficer Of he British lie is now en-
gagged in the war, and has be from the frs He has
ALREADY established brilliant reputation suthor g.
This Narrative OF the War on the spot It
contains complete OF the the hesinuing
g. Il enghtens the reader many points other
counts have left OBSCURE
E- the above with many other new hooks, be had
Of TU0N, NELSON L CO,
lyle ~ Union street.
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w HIGH:

THE RIGHT OR TIE LETT
ToON NELSON co Just received several works.
One OF the numb-r is
THE New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits fe-Ke, its sketch graphic its pic
lures p0Eerul ard aim noble. ''htrtC1h," Rec SscO-
las Murray, d ID. bl6
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TLO r. FLOUR!

tLO E. FLOUR!
\ NY quantity II Frur, 20 bran', aud Cd cooper
u age Can be sohl dcAyrred at ms ware hou.-
aug3 No 5 ',,lr,l,,..,
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lNEFD,N RIpNR

REPORTS OF TIE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIV
Ed IN THE SUPREME COURT Of TEVNEs SEE, y JoHE
L. T ssEsD. Vol l ready and Tor sale by
m,26 W. T. BERRY 4 co.
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Verandah / livery Stables,
NOTICE.
Cholera ald Diarrhea Medieated Brandy,
Aromatic Schiodam sehnapps,

Which with large stock 81 other - d always hand.
viii give toners better nI--prnt q their
purrh Of Us, notIo being, " m 90 Pr and Quick
"a e." LNoNS = co,
BlS 10 Cedar street
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Wheat a.! Wheat /!

I'm THOUSAND BrSHEL.~ ~ I'VE Rgt WIFE,
wanted deiyert'l- ~ Varehoc>e nv h Ism I1st
Tor which We viii pa, 80 cents per "u-hrl CT 8, n
a'gS " n. GORDON Co
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TO THOSE INTERPRETED.

Two avoid unpleasant ncuiti-s ~I only pay such
counts in future as con Fact mys-l by my rider.
augu RES W. PORTER.
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AnRnTT>S NAPOLEnN.

n u ~ 4 4 = NfIUEsEUNs
W. T. BERRY 4 On. have JUS received
The HISTORY CT NAPOLEON BONAPNRTE, by Joht
s. C. Abbott with map, aud illus,rl tion>. vols.
ALSO:
LIE CURE MANQUE, or so,isl and Religious Customs in
France W rug de Courcion j,9s
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VI heat ! Wheat I!

w ANTE So 10000 IU.Y,s yvt,v
W highest market prize vii be paid in cas- bv
-, Il. L. BAN l.
~us''-''"<" No. 80 College a.
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n,XInENn NOTICE..
Furniture! Furniture !!

COTTAGE HED-TgAD~ -ia0 ui.,ss' Double and single
u Cottage Hsustsasls, q ished and ior sac y
jy4T W INCOMES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05
Political Intelligence.

PLATFORM OF THE SEWARD KNOW SOMETHING'S.
The following the platform adopted BY the esward
Know Something convention, which has just closed its
session ct Rochester -
A servty to the slave power characterzss the na-
tienal organizations Of the existing political parties aad
as this servty perous both to the manhood Of thu
North and the liberty Of the republic, we declare
First. That the Issue before the American people il
whether freedom shall be limited tie free states oe
whether slavery shall be limited to the slave States
second. That this Issue has been forced upon tho
country by the slave power By repeated sad
by acti which have Violated nAtona. faith solemn con
Third. That these sggressons especially ths Nebraska
outrsge, with the brutal Assault UPON the elective fran
Sn IN 6svs .sosssS ne .s% S o. sSs r.
and though they Will invade right Q. sny state, they
wiz MAINTAIN every right OF tres aud resist tbe I'd.
mission OF another sls-e state ASdste1 An0thec
foot CT plave soil.
Fourth. That va .ts,l meet th, t,s1s thus forced
upon in the spr: fathers met The isJre Of their
cay; and believing "a they believed that rigatfuliy,
rnsp can held DO property IL man vs. will man.an tbs
Fifth That freedom beng one Ia aim AID end tae
world over the ft.tr6s ot freedom u eais republic
should make principles AID Character, act brthpaes
tiorsi rights.
And We further declare
sixth That the right q worship God according ts Ia
dictates OF individual conscience b.irs t,rlalsble We
VII labor to strengthen this grsa. immunity tbrous
wise stats laws but We VIII -soel every roticc socee
si,s,iesl interference il ro.ics. afs-s e. rotsssss.
Pcpht or priest Or their sbs.tors aes.rucvs aks
o. fhis right and our coTnon liberty.
piobibcry liquor law CT this State or TO any nohca-
non thereof except such erperisnes in It's ~ork3rs
clearly show % be necessary 70 its sfc.eat ard .hsr
Jush enforcement
Eighth. That free scho,ls free labor tie ir1proys.
nent OF rivers ap6 iarSors honest republican Official
representsticn abroad al mat tead &c lsvAts
man, establish the mate rial prosperity OF tae sountyy
aud give stability 70 the Cnou sAa receive hssriy
support.
Ninth That to insure pTsct.csl vii str,vs
TO III all offices With -en of uuSoutted integrity ant
sooris.y Of ability AID Of nerve &c rsss, aggressica
may.
Tenth Tat fcr these objects vital alike TO humanity
and the republic we ready 20 unite With a. mes
nncer Whatever rsDs or organization, who win aid
"a carrying INTO sRecessfm operation these great priH
cipNs.
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SARATOGA,
UsIoS HALL. \
SAgl-oGA SPRINGS, July 80, 1855. {

9aSaAloh oSnA'oo, Suis oUp ioOOs
Noft Facts About the Negro Emeas U'ha is a
Ri!--CIayke 8 Vhtes Erplanaiion-A Double
Watch K1pt at ne Congress Sfv7sg, &c SC.
The Letter Of vonr correspondent "Philo,'' stating
that regTo rio. had occurred atSsiatcga, ia some
whAt'e.rorscus No .ict .ook place at the time In
dcsts5 though every disposition to create one WAS
exhibited By he negroes, rho came to ths Spring
in 81 runbsrs ard behaved there With 81 ,h rude
ness a pla:3Iy atsd their intentions although
Their courage failed before tina, musical instru.
nent, ~hose scrg ia ere and thunder, and whoe
burcea In leei.r
Your correspondent. stated that il was a Mr..
Sheppard, oil New York, whose Interpolation stop.
ped the negroes. Il was rot that gentleman, who.
have learned, was IN New York at the time, but
Mr.. Merits, Of tie New York city Independent Pc.
lice, rto IA here this, ani was also here during the
pas. season
10 PIT yen IN possession Of the exact particulars,
extract .rcH le.se. Of Clarke & White. 10 TIE
pyoprs.c - OF TIE Saratoga hotels, which as they
have tt i ort fer public inspection a. their spring
np7oe tsese Is 10 iriel!cacy in usiUg. quote
from tbs more particularly IS the facts there stated
az. asE Grady lnosn hais:-
For over twenty-five years they gsy q negro
has sas tie privilege OF Using the glasses prcviaed
for white people. lady wrote TO G. & ". to com
Gain that negroes used the glasses, and although
c. & VI. had asyer allowed such things, yet TO pre-
vert the possibility Ct Il, they put up hsndbilI
express y forhjdilg the negroes f'om using any
but the metal curs provided for them. This their
white comrades resented so far a. to import q
rssro bully prize fighter, whose assistance resulted
n tria.5g row, Outing which the coiored gentle
ns1 vss slightly hiebcso aiEed. but not sufficiently
&c 70 pSsvszs bis creating ike disturbance st
sas sAl.ss1 iePst, bJ tcisirg himself snesg the
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NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 81, 1856.
The Ssason--Dog Day DsGcattiss-Fshes and
Fishing.
The season-such a. II Isis now saily under
way. The hop At the Atlantic iAst evening WA
we'll attended, and quite as brilliant as gas aud
music could make IL. The fashionable dancing this
year, by the way, would make our old P9rttAu
grandmother open their eyes with astonishmens,
for though there's mighty little double shuiitng,
there's terrible amount Of squeezing. The style
Of dress too, Is tremendous-its the only word
tor 1t A far AZ womans attire goes, liza little
better than sort Of diving bell arrangement
With neck and shoulders on, AMI AZ upper
part for the heaa, With 4 small bonnet a.
q hDish TO the whole Won't the ladies' set their
faces or something else against this innovation OF
svbaiebons tkiftst For to an uni Inflated spectator
II would appear that our fair vimters lad taken
their dresses down In the neck TO put the surplus
material into the foundation.
The "iast excitement came TO "a In the share of
abeligcrent interview between Lieut. Charles Hrnss..
ot the United States Navy, and Henry Paine Beck.
Esq.. Of PhDadelpbse 70 give your readers Wat
N Eissmaa would term 'as poetry II tee AoAis, /.
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GBEAr EXCITEMENT AZ TIE AUoroe's OFFICE
IN cHcissATi-rHE SAFE OF THE. CouRr GoUss CLERK
BROKEN opzs.--Yss.srSay s.srDocn, ths Caua.y
oomnlssopsrs having discovered that :. wss MOI
the intention OF NJ. GID Ayres 20 deliver ar ths
i-ys Of The Court Houss safe, 1etHi,hstaadiax
his many conditional prera'ies 20 thu contrary
procured the services OF Mr.. Hal, O. ths firm OF
Han Dodd, who, with the assistance OF oce OF hi,
workmen. cut sysr the lcck With a coal chis4l sud
forced tns sae open. committee was PREVIOUSLY a..
POINTED BY he Commissioners, consIsss q Ms,sr,
Henry Bowman Charles Thon.s, Gapovsy BsastArs
eng III salawn % lake 80 iuvtrtcry g, IL contents
After about Two hours Of vsry sss6uc "A laScr TIE
cn rur-v nr1ing the lock severed ard tie safe u
ound 70 contain Only few empty specie bags pair o.
Fotss e-u,hes, a ti1e book, rspsrt hook a-d fss
n,,eslaneous rirsrs Tas day look, tou-na, sai
sos,r wsrs not 10 hs fcuus Gssi 1s,ch hsd tcec n
the possessien q NJ Ayres, also forced o7sa and
vss found 70 coatsa the boots OF tae County Lu5stis
Asylum, which had been &c thststpny Of Captain Jor
v DOVE, IN TIE cash book mary s-ssurss, ssd tr
different Places through tbs Scok, rhsls paw hrrs
seea .crn out NJ byree BAD s1psssssd als v,n,agss
10 deliver UP .ho keys OF the ssfs provided Tat tss
Commissioner would give him tine e asjus. h.s
hooks that ~ might ts able 70 give 70 tas psscle %
Hamilton co01ty correct acccrnt &C hls s.ewsrsasiv
II ia gsreraT susrac.ej TIA. ttess Ia Hsrsshisg IN
pe, m,rt not - ssusl slita1sE3 a. -clTsrr1.. CIV
Trs-,lIl, dtcsE2,
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NEW LONDON.

PEQU0T HOUSE.
New LONDON, Conn, July 81, 1861
Letter from tie Pequot House. Amuscmenis at Nec
Lor,don--A Tyoit,ng Match. &c.
Among the fayorite watering places which are
now attracting crowds Of pleasure aud health seek
ers from the large cities, allow me to say, from
pesterce, that few offer equal AMI none superior
advantages to those enjoyed at this delightful place
Of resort. The Pequot House, constructed within
the sst three years. is situated at the mouth Of New
London harbor. commanding an open aud exteR
sivs view Of Long Island Sound Nothing could BIZ
more enchanting than the prospect afforded from
this spot.he wide expanse Of sea in front, dotted
a the distance with the various islands located 10
the eastern entrance of tho Sound, and enlivened
by the continual passage Ct craft Of every sze With
their white sails spread to tho fresh breeze, which
frds its way to tho land, mparting it, exhlllratug
and grateful infusnces to the frequenters of this
place.
Accident brought me hither but judging from
the fashionable crowds which have made this their
headquarters. the Psquot Is already pretty we'll
known to fame. The past ten days have been va
iicusy occupied by the writer in those Anusements
peculiar to the sea shore-boas sailing in the mag
nifcent harbor of New London, fishing of Black
Rock, bathing in the surf which hsre Ands its way
in, not as at Coney Island It is true, nor with the
lsmentRbIe accidents whidh there occur. but soft
AZ d murmnring a. solemn and auhdued music.
Quite an excitement, In the way of trottug
match, came of here on Thursday, the 26sh, bs-
tween bay maze, the Maid Of the Mist, driven by
Harry Phelps, Of Norwich, and q buckakiu horse,
the Maine Law, driven BY Mr.. Jocelyn, Of New
Haven. The. hcre Was decidedly the fAvo-
rite before the start, and long odds were
put upon him. Crowds of people gathered
from the surrounding country, while q steamboat
wss especially chartered TO bring down those from
Ncrsica and New LONDON. Tpe long AMI level
road Leading from the Pequot was lined with car
risees AID tur1cQts Of every description, aud the
interest .eit By the spectators was manifested in
acme very decided bats on the issue. The nsgs
care up in COED style, and Il Was som evident that
Harry had it all bis o wn wAy--the mare winning
TIE heat with ease. I. was very evident, from the
jopg ccunteD Of the friends OF the horse, that
they had called Up rde wrong passenger The
second heat they got OF very well together; but the
horse al 70 show for the raoe OF morey, the mare
cistercirg him. TIE bfs. feeling prevailed dur ng
tos whole affair, sac 81 It's conclusion the assembly
quietly dispersed.
TIE Psquot Is NJ present in its zsnith in the way
of eocisl enjoy ment aud hsAthful amusement; and
should any OF your readers decide upon taxing the
InsgDifcen. lew steamer Commonweal or her
eca1ce.7 ineqitf corpsn!on, the Connect tut the
Norrich ard Bos:cn tie, ard make tarry here Of
few csys, | premise .hsm they would never re.
get i. VIAToR.
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HIGHLANDS OF NEvASlNK.

HIGHLANDS OF EEvAsINK, Nj,
July 30, 1855.
Hotels all FpH-Ihe Sea Tier HOUSE. Fashions
al the Highlands Prscss of Real Estate, &C.
Since yesterday the two principal houses, Thomp-
sens and the Sea View, have been full Of boardsn;
thus, while oil other watering places are scant tas
has its complement.
The Sea View House deserves more than q pass
ing notice, as, being nav, it has not get gained
reputation. The name Is certainly most appro.
pirate one, for more commanding sea view no
public houie may boas. Of.
On enter ing the house one is struck by the spa
cious ball, bounded Oh either side by airy and well
funiAhed paflors, and terminating abruptly in an
srched doorway, opening into a very commodious
snd comfortable dining room. As to the "blll Of
fare have heard bus one universal ex pression Of
satisfaction, and tina; Ia commentator enough,
coming from men whose past experience has LETT
few places uHnoticed. For myself, Notwithstanding
the unenviable fate Of my particular friend Dives,
Who was very severely punished for simply enjoying
coed things, confess to being somewhat Of an cpl
cure, when there sroom for it. MAZDA ne Jarvis takes
pride in excelipg ard does not hesitate to give her
attention TO the smallest matters, having doubtless
lesrIed by experience that it Is the sum Of small
matters which creates a whole.
There are many, / know, who fancy there ia little
or no fashion here, but will assure the reader that
the Sea View contsns class OF boarders who con.
slider themselves abou. !.
A little back from the hotels 70 wards the bay,
stands cotuge, which, ftom its substantial bsauty
and the well known berslty Of its proprietor eli.
cts 30 much attention, that an constrained 10
make some mention Of IL. Mr.. Parsons pra ,tsss q
kind OF Der evidence much better adapted 10 the
socd ef MANKIND than subscribing to lengthy
cocumepts, providing flannel SHIRTS for an.
born African babies. or some other equally worthy
object. He builds place, surrounds ii with sach
inxuiies a. sui. bis taste. S0ue speak Of useless
expiI 5ituree: but rts man VINO ootsius employ.
nent here is lucky fer friend Psrscns Is eviaentya
beleveriu the dostrire that workman IL worthy
Of bis bire'
There 10 one great drawback upon the advance
msnt of this place In the narrow and contracted
views soue real estate holders havs OF their own
interest. Some appear 70 be lsboring under pro-
phstc inspiration respecting tie ultimate value Of
their property Should you tn!rs Of purchasing
and address the owner OF doubtful acre, be viii
Re very likely 20 shock ycur nervous sysfern BIZ
adding a few more solGs than your widest roams
OF fsr cy had restsd upon: aud II you tel him you
expt {. 10 build ten chances to ons he tells you faat
he csr afford 20 pat Win II foo that parpose short
Of eIo.tsr bpnsiss Or two sSd thea iLaslt ycar
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.

Route 10 Rsd Sulphur Spring. Effects Of the
Water, &c.
You have lately favored tue world with interest.
ing accounts from the Northern spas; will you
receive . short communication principally with
regard to the mode Of getting here, which is net
understood abroad?
The railroad which Is to connect Knoxville,
Tenn, with tidewater, runs within thirty eight
miles Of this place-ssy 2l0 miles from Richmond.
Passengers get out and lodge at farm house called
Newbern station, and ride over here the next day
The road to be sure, is execrable but the tins oc
cuped ID bu. day instead Of three via Staunson.
If coming, therefore, to the Red Sulphur, it is .
good plan 10 follow this route, and when you get
itvIgorated by the waters and mountain air, take
the circle Of the Springs on your return. This
route Is easy and 80 little kno that the HERALD
may do It's readers favor by informing them Of it,
The season at all the Virginia springs has inst
fairly commenced. The White Sulphur, the
fashionable resort, 10 filing ND rapidly, ~ are many
Of the Others. Here we have about one hundred,
principally iDva1ds with their families. Incipient
consumption seems really to be wonderfully 70.
lieved, and even cured, BY the Red Sulphur water.
II ID astonishing to bear the accounts I 70 ceiye
daily OF great improvements fro m both young aud
cid. The reputation of the " Red" ct the 5ou.h
has been long established, and every year adds TO
and eick are now nightly enticed to the bali room
and have apparently the enjoyment OF health. Az
to weather. II 10 so uniformly pleasant that il forms
part Of our topics. Thick clothes are comfort
able and agreeable, and have been curing all your
cheated term 81.
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age and experience, II you have either, by becoming
confidential. end blsndly assuring you that he e
II the owner or owners Of the bay Shore instead Of
holding comparatively worthless land ct exorbitant
prices, would give away few acres to some outer.
prising man, to build Q hotel and dock, or several
Of then, II might be Of benefit to them, a. It Ger
tainly would increase the facilities for enjoyment
here. ALrHA.