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BY GODDIN 4 APPERsON.
.ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN

- SYDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Op
MONDAY, the 9Th day of April, 1855. at the hour
OF III o'clock will be sold on the premises In the
order advertised, the following valuable Building
Lots, In and near the town of Sydney, Wig ~
Three Lots on Elmwood and Culvsrt streets.
Eight Lots on the north side of the Plank Rod, be-.
tween Clark and Short streets. 80
Three Lots the south lide of E1mwood strest
between Plumb and Lembafdy sts
Road. - a - -
Twelve Lotsin Ritchie's plan. near to Plank Road
DIV, Iwenty-two Lots in Crumps plan. between the
fiank Road and the residence OF D. w. Carter, Esq
p; AtLsOlEisht Lots on Broad street, opposite to
Al.so-six Lots on Chath am street, In rear Of the
residence of John a. Rotts ESQ = ; = 49,. -
Inc ABOVE Real Estate, for the mosEpart b hand
somely located and il admirably adapted TO persons
OF limited means to secure home. just beyond the
corporate limits, at q comparatively small outlay.
TERMs.One-third cash; balance at and montbs
Tor negotiable notes, interest added, and title re-
tanned Till last note Is paid. The taxes for the pre-
sent year to be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN APPER6ON. Aucts
r. 3. Suitable Refreshments will be furnished. )
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DAVENPORT. ALLEN 81 CO., Auc-
1rIoNRERs AND CoAnIssioN MERcHANTs, viii
make ubsrh adsAeces On consignment Of msschsn-
die. tzs1ssssss = A SIT
i EVILS L. A0NTAGuE--EI0N AND
IL ORNAMENTAL RAINTER, BARK Street b.
tween 10th asd lItAe-eontinuaa q heretofore, u
sxesuts ~ work In hia Mrs. naatly. sRps6itiuunl
ana % reasonable terms. ap1-lm
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Acc1DENr-On Wednesday night last, the pas
senger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad, between
flItsourg and Louisville ran off. The steam esca-
ping from the boiler OF the locomotive buraed BE-.
veral persons badly.
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THE BALTIMORE SHIP JAMES CHEsToN-Tbis
ship, found abandoned in the Atlantic in 80 North
lat 40 long West, had evidently bean plundersd-
Two augur holes were found bored through her bot
tom and it was evidently the intention sf those who
had been on board to sink her The despatch ar
nouncing the arrival of Capt. White of the James
Cheston, at Wilmington, N. c., has proved a hoax,
and 1t is believed that he and the whole crew fell
victims to pirates.
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FIRE CoMPANIEs.-Two fire companies have
been organized In Staunton, and Messrs. ]. J. Inn
boden and Jas. Poole chosen captains of Them
ELECTION IN STAUNToN The following ticket
for town officers Of Staunton was elected ON We'd.
nesday last NJ X. Troat, Mayor; VIM. Craig,
Town Sergeant; and Robt. Kyle, Commissioner Of
the Revenue.
DROPPED DEAD Mrs Julia Meadows of Mercer
county, dropped dead at her residence week two
ago. When her husband returned he found her q
corpse.
SAILING OF THE BAISBRIDGE-The U. s. brig
Bainbridge. Lieut. j. IL. Rowan commanding, sailed
from Norfolk Friday for the coast of Brazil
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LARGE FUsgRAL--At the funeral of The late
hon w. 3. Archer, 10 Amelia, there were Ave hun.
arsd psrsons present from the adjoining counties.
AnsoUnsRp.-The Legislature OF New Jersey
adjourned sins die on Thursdsy last. - I !
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w ANTEh.-The undersigned wants 8
: a9bscao stsmmery. fef ssch = are s,iins 70
49, sood weees end constant employ nept IN the
9ason VIII y even. Enquire q tie stemmstv %
ap g-eod2t w a HILL, y
WANTED-A COOK-One that can
spp ny at my house. corner Camel and l.h sts
WIN IRA SMITH. +
WANTED-TEACHERH-A Gentle-
"a man who IL we'll qualified to teach MUSIC
sma moae'n Languages Also. LADY capable OF
. 5 : Nm al the branches Of HAVING and
NM ~ n on ana water colors. and to assist In
Apply to Rev Ts CAMPBELL. prest of War.
sen'on Female College, Warreptop. N Carolina -
oa'..aclory reference required. .p 6-tf
WANTED-A good DRIVER, for ba-
lance of the year.
.e 8 9. MceRuDEws SONS
A YOUNG NAN, who is thoroughly ac-
80. qaeinted with bookkeeping, wishes to maka
set OF BooIs sh.r some person or persons to keep
60 more Than three four hours during ths dt II
Most sat;s - tne examination of old sets OF RooLs
oface. gwen oy applying at this
4-1w
INFORMATION WAN ter 0F1N
i TONIC BARRsALiNI an IN Vt AN
years e sge who left New York on tha Roanan 20
sot oa VI Ca Match last for this city. He howevsr
ar Hi lily reias, and has not Stree been heard
-; nus olothsr.in-iaw. Dominic Malatestar iu;n
10 sh,s CITY, Is very desrous of hearing from h;
will be glad for any information A. tn H. n,u and
sp sst. ''s'' me fS6cafs the MRiGhnSnd
WANTED-AC COOK and BAKER for
w the Allegheny Springs. For such a. come
well recommended, q fair price viii be paid Apply
to CRENsHAW l. CO ppS
mn mn 5l North side of Basin.
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Auc11ow aA1.ri0
TINS DAY.


sDEMs9IRsABLE REAL ESTATE At
last ct o'clock r. II, . s." $500 ~ -
~; me Lo ~ e os g sstwsen Lsis ssi CAV ~ f.s.
AZ. ~ J. ne. snd rsna11e bach Isl fset - -
nscssssfy ont b1il1ipss, M two storv tgtss.ss
ass ss ncss ,; ossh hosss g. q VIM bs ssiS !;
will be dividsd 70 suis purohs ssrs 'o''ps. wh'en
s-One-fourth cssh this rsmaisxsyx 81 .
cfedit o. =. snd u monfhs secured 81 reaotish,s
paper eausfactoniy endorsed. Interest e1lsd 49,
titls retained till the last note IL paId
!. Ing nxes ara insurance on tho above propertv
ior the year 1855. to be paid BY the purchaser.
spa = l "1 = AIO.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA-

HOW AhD ASSIMILATION, PHlLA-
IL DELPHIA.--IMPORTAN ANNOUNCE
MENT TO ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
SEXUAL DISEASE, SUCH AS SEMINAL WEA X.
NESS. IMPOTENCE, GONORRHEA GLEET
sYpHi IL &e. &c-The HOWARD AssoCIA:
IlON OF Philadelphia in view of the awful dsstruc.
tion of human life and health caused by sexual dis.
eases and the receptions which are practiced uron
the unfortunate victims of such diseases by uaaks
have directed their consulting gson "a CHAIR.
TABLE ACT worthy of their name. to give ME.
DICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus az
hicted, male or femaie) who apply by letter. post
paid, with description of condition, age occupa-
ton, habits of life lc and in cases Of extreme TO-
verty and suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is q benevolent institu-
ton, established by special endowment for the re-
lief of the sick and distressed afflicted with Viru
lent and epidemic Diseases and its funds can be used
for no other purpose. 1t has a surplus of means
which the Directors have voted to advertise the
above notice. 1t is needless to add. that the Asao
citation commands the highest medical skill of the
age. e
Address (post paid) DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN Con-
sulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pa. By order of the Directors. :
EZRA d. HEARTWELLI Pres't.
Gro. EAIRCHuD Sac,y 7-6t1
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OFFICER BEATEN AND RoBBED-On Thursday
night last, officer McCully was beaten and robbed
IN house OF III fame, at Pittsburg, where he had
gone to arrest burglar
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts
NH 29-dtds
OIL Sd ACRES OF WOOD LAND
~ i ON XUIIIIAMSRIIRG ROAD 6 MIIIER

OIL Sd ACRES OF WOOD LAND
eli l. ON WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, MILES
BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-will be sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
April 1885, on the premises commencing at ~ o'ck.
S5i acres of land South side of the Williamsburg
road, about miles below Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Messrs George and others. About o0 acres
are cleared the balance covered With Oak and Fine
Wood and Timber. fhe tract viii be divided ma
Lots Of suitable size to be agreed on at the hour Of
sale A plat OF the land can be seen at our ONCE
The attention of Brick makers and Timber gettersis
called TO this sale, it is believed that the WOOD
and timber alone will more than pay for the land.
TERMs-One-ffth cash; balance at 8. 6. 8 and Y
months for negotiable notes. interest added. secured
by trust deed or title retained till last note 10 paid.
NH so GODDIN 4 APPERSoN. Auct's
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT IN
i PORT MAYO.-By virtue of deed Of truat
from Anthony Roberts, to the undersigned ~ true
tee dated 2Sth April, 1851. and admitted TO record Ia
the clerks Office of Henrico County Court, on the
9th day of May 1857 to secure the payment OF 49,
I shall, on MONDAY, the 18th of April 1892, u
fair If not on the next fair day. at A O'Clock X Ms
expose to sale at public auction. on the premises.
for cash. q lot in Port Mayo, In Henrico county, pc
low the city containing 26 feet front, and running
back 49, feet inches, more or less, opposite tae
propsrty of E. Waddell, aud adjoining Henry Saun-
der's and - Lumpkin's lots
The title Is believed to be put act.
ing a. Trustee shall convey with special
4 -. JAMES ELLETT. Trustee.
Sale eondasted by GoDpIsk AprERsoN, Aucfs
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A NEW WORK-By the author of the
go Heir Of Redclyffe." Just published. THE
CASTLE BUILDERS-By the author of " Hearts
Ease" The Heir of Redcl5 fs," one volume, paper
cover, so cents-clotb, Is.
1.-THE most successful religious novels which have
appeared for many years, are The Heir of Red
cyfs,' aud Hearts Ease" Great curiosity to
trace their authorship has been manifssted. The
desirable information has at length been obtained
through letter to the publishers and it will sur
prise no reader TO learn that they are
production of woman ;-the grace, the pathos the
naturaness OF the story indicate this The author
dwes In one OF those secluded rural places nowhere
found in such perfection in England her village
Is near Winchester; and her name ia CHARLOTTE
NJ YoNGE-soon to become household word in two
hemspheres, and to be enshrned with those of Mis-,
Jewsbury. Grace Aguilar and Mary Russell Mitfordn
Boston Transcript For sale by
ap7-St JAMES WOODHOIJSE & co
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Nv FOR SALE-An excellent Har-
A ness HORSE, warranted sound and gentle,
sold for no fault but for want of use. .
ALSO--A secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS,
in good order, and Pole with set Of double Har-
ness but little used Apply Of the AMERICAN
STABLES, where the Horse and Buggy can be seen.
an Cts ssz sg5sssE sF7-f sssyx
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wv AN ICI-A OOOh and BAKER for
W the Allegheny Springs. For such az come
wen recommended q fair price win be paid Applv
to CRENSHAW L. CO
mn 81 North of
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PETERSBURG, April s.
| am Informed by dispatches received here
that Mr.. ID. d. Fiske, X n, was elected
Mayor of Portsmouth on Saturday, by ma.
.iority of l47. The election went off quietly
Yours, c..
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pint twine pnt "'AA'o !" al Cd
salphuirestsd Hydrogen-l al 100 Cable inch.
All these salu anhy drous. M
FERRUGINOus or CHALYREATE spRlNc y

Al me pssi day. when estimate feugnou prepaa
ous at high Yalue ehaybsae spring doors OF Ne
Orerna must necessarily be objoc interest Is ho
eel aeu Thy cannot but prefer the sugnons spring to
all he artificial preparations OF iron hitherto prescribed wheths
the form powdr pills iquds Artificial preparations are in
yaraby OF len easy assimilation, and require period o
hs, operation my act much more Slowly than those By
preparations frequently character that tbey
through the deve into the canal without pfoduc
ing effect II follows then, that 40 reb
non a. he one " refer must be powerful auxiliary treat
Of disease, will employed nv The F1nIty
ali cssea In which iron ia administered '' ~
The ragenH that especially affect iron, yellow
and red terrocyAaie potG gold
Aneony this The other sub
stances usually found mineral springs ths kind but yey
small Pt9Po The springs consist speak little than
Europe be with abundance Of
carbonate Of for the paucity other products
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w NIGKEEBOCKER PATENT GoQKINr
&A AAE6As-~FiRBI PREMIUM

PRICE Il CoULoN, Plumbere LOT Poy dras
sies New stfrl inform public
m EAR % 9s aG1n y al its
BATHS AMERIClN IN aLIB ard EHCfI WATER Clos
WAsH lame. Fo9h AINs, BRA5s FAUCETS Of tads
COOKING "a 9EB, GARDEN HOPE, HYDRAULIC REAS
FORCE LIFT and BEER PUMPS up ~ she nsrs.t -t
LEAD PlPEs Of ssn rpioai Pic SHEET lead E
BLocE TIN always % band SHIP and sTEAMBotT wCRs
ttea
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
TuNspAY. July q, 1s5

TuEspAY. July "a, 1866.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
MT. Stith was called to the chair. The roll
being called, the following members answered to
their names, to-wit:
Messrs. BENT, Bouny, Bridge, Chambers, Du-
eros, Eager, Gitfen, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Raw
inns, stith, Thayer, Violet and Wiltz--l5
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with. -
Messrs. Bartlette, Long, Chiapella and Russia
took their seats.
The following weekly report Of the Treasurer
was road, and on motion referred to the Com
mittee on Finance:
TREAsURERs WEEKLY REPORT,
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Dyesing subjsn sa5s DR.. Rdds ''of points which
ay % aad sub iuce safely attribute these
By presence aud of unhealthy acid
@ bag Of the hcaeonaso q soda unte with aud
M portion Of cabonc acid which 10 more transient in ta acid
s 5s renal and
unS-dmnishng the tabty Of the stomach In eout brought
cases Of gravel where The bc acid
ae,hg IN double wayst actr yovsni by
which tie habua dspoa induced usI prove q
~ great value For latter named the the
81 ods Vehy Spring preferable richer in The
Carbonate ommended hoopug
S,ags sSroaa, broahoce And i h evident that
esTtS nate. "~ '''-'
waters invaluable many diseases and are with
great benefit employed skin dasss supposed
poHsr over epr. poras scsbe pyIiaa herpes e
uene uneilona, and ehotosis chronic
CONT For these purposes the Alkaline Sulphur Spring
So extensively these the present time thai
Ane Unnecessary add that as alkaline acduioas
exesea mineral matter they hardly yield
As fb pleasant aan and health bringing mineral water
opinion confirmed by the extraordinary which
ossn slscsed by the use OF thase invaluable waters.
and horses are IN attendance at all times to
stay. @ ' ~ - 49, N 1's "
CONNER wooTEN, Proprietors
s propsos bog e append the following
sauet y ~
ihs Eao.s - hs BLs STRINGS" Ala Sana, ebsp
u nnite IN opinion in favor Of the vslnahs
uAe q hs especially chronic ndsmaonB Of smensry
canal in the nrticulsr chronic heumans in case
ealcIi forms urinary organs md II
"a; LAMBERT, p.M.P.
W. RusHToN, :.
isGs d&wt iii. RouANEI :.
CAROLINA SEED pEAs.-5oo patent
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f4oNrt r,InNa -The kIohnno, ,y.l,
l. For the lage quantity Of aane hcarbonats almost
they colsu grains mar gajnn
pint, Ills grammes lre. F e' Va o@A grams
Fer the presence OF salt iodine, psrceptble only in four
of wafer, ' ' - ' s"ioHA
g. 70. The ysy small proportion they of the suphas Of
For the pesstce Of salphate msgnesia bat in
ton Few springs IN he United Stntes this salt ff
s. For the toal absence OF chloride calcium sail M
noxious and disgreeable in mineral sprngs ~ " WIG ihos'
Alabsna Vichy Springs are extrsmsv a,,lo, . =,
Yiehy Springs fsane9 = !, 70 be viii
empoyed and will obtain signal by Their nee
gut pleasant 10 tho they stimulate The dgestiya
without disturbing or overlooking she stomach tend to
,hs humsIs Az he seeeons which mad marked By
days have drank freely of the waters In word hev
eissy the properties AZ those of the Ycby
SULPHUR SPRING.
This spring isyeTy similar composition 10 that of Al. In
Europe IT. however, cona ger ays nronorn * ~
bi-carbOnats OF soda than the European spring, " 'ue
likh pint twine pinD: " " Eng
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RLADoN SPRINGS, ALA.-The pro 80,

Pfson q these delightful Mineral Springs situated aH
fombgoee yer, and miles north Of MOBILIZE the
aension Of those leaving the city for health pleasure during
they completed the additional
AID accommodations contemplated and prepared receive
siso in of superior comfort They pledge themselves
nsthes shall be wanting their part 70 make
al these Springs the agreeable.
They the of theae wate duly analysed by Pro-
feasor Riddei,of the University Of Louisiana
The water tho Alkaline Sulphur Spring contains parta
by weight -
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In eoncusa thu Undersigned respectfully oB careful com
pnon Of the Analysis the above Springs with others in
The South sah examination, he sasned will
nom unsuitable remedies IN the chronic
Use
iylI CHARLES CuLLUM Proprietor
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MISCELLANEOUS. I
COL e M ANS
XATHERE ave mode Mills nf tha 49,,

UNI IT, m T1TD Tj0Yu0
prices rem hundred five hundred Jolats
grinding three bushels halr and
diameter q Burr the npplSi Velocity eiy 70 ths
These Mill Southern
artnfe, the
popularity extensive Rae Hnd the Hrge capita
their manufacture '"t''ypu IN
Tbs proprietor aao TO furHh Boiters on m
approved and economical pliu boiling meal bu
and family aour Planters othprs waning Mill.
bote to the
better suited by puehnng Of the undersigned than by
on thsir Northern uapH for grinding, - ''P'"u"s
The following table VIII snow the prices Of the
Nons seut with each mill. 1905 t'''tee
liinoh Barr, price $780, Double Gaared Mas Canncv r
mnutA. Band inchea wide ~ f~
IL nch Burr, ans Double Geaed $780, Capacity
9ur Velocity from $50 per min,
Band inehes wide. ~ '''"H
Size isaehe lage enough for any Horne and ni1ss FINN
hcheB 80 ncsb arge pnrppsea
is inch Barr, nriee S95. Double GeArOd Capacity o
10 bash me hour Velocity from 900 10 youtons ps
minute. Band sinohes vide. S pef
"a inch Burr prieo 5000 Capacity u is bushels
hour Velocity from 800 to SEQ revolution. Band 10 wide
inch BUR price $780, ~ to 10 b1ttea tho op
Velocity rom 800 to $40 revolutions. band ncAas vide, ~
Velocity from $50 10 $50 revolutions minute Band IA nce J
80 ueb Burr, price $500. Capacity to tt s
Velocity from Sbot $50 nete vida
The above Mills eays Tho alanqeto complete in every p
ready grinding when attached Appropriate power and IN M
nFined Instruction. accompanying Mill. Ian H H.
Factory sent by mall the hddreas willie
% his Agents will meet with
CASH. ABd all sila sofl
ie?sd2wtO 'sS WILLIS p COLEMAN. Fatshse Prorraor
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THE SPRINGS.
0uLLUM,s SPRINGS. CHoorAw co -

NULLUMS SPRINGS, CHoOrAw Co. xus-A
Ala, eighty s5 mi,s above Mobile miles nssssSSm
east Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad, miles west
The undersigned pleasure In Announcing Ia Via ts
tbs public generally that hs now omen ion the
pon Of vr During the many iHpoysmspta ond
editions made, with single ve Il insrao.na .on
only 10 the invalid bns 10 othcrs
and WIN an experience management
tim to keep his the Hat Of fst class hosn Will h. uSs
secure 70 him ihesi saare Of patronage splendid Rand q
Alleys other Rmrsemenis the puissp Ths
sepaiats and neat, clean and airy ~ Ss'a A's "a
drought boats ply regularly h.ee timss
Tombighee river while thoas
Mobile and Ohio Railroad can do The Stats Line with
this last route PASSENGER can leave tho Springs k In III
and arrive ~ Mobile at O'clock This line vii
commences making da and from the Springs from HE ION
18th June. : go - S =
the curative vislues OF the waters thew bavs not ~
tasaet the most nghne expectations I'M ba
springs United Stsiea ebert linz NV t
the yub that have effected 90 MANY s,pss
chronic de Ses hohs Srany Present variety Of rars
Hcaie du:1gr he'd physicians will sbo, III % ger
which the different kinds of will BE- beneficial sass
CERTIFICATES. .
woud DO dhont 10 describe in ers the numbs
the dis ass fer the treatment Of which M Eba
Feueinous Springs, snayzed by MI Ayeanin az eaun
particularly disorders being often eempcaied NAV Tears II
simultaneous employment Of kinds Of water Savsha
by dividing these Springs into three principal sopps "a Wy
ALKALINE, efS''o VIZ
we may stale general terms 1st TINT Atsn
ciay in of Gravel Stone Gout ana .sr,i w
meats OF the add minsi yiscsra S u eef'aia ehgofse-
81. That Sulphur Springs dseases Of the Skin Pb
aas, seIoiulous Affections Kinds Of PsalysS anu ,
Catarrhal Disorder. = "i'ssS' anu sona
sd. ssrrugnoua Springs particularly ma Tonic. ,
of affections arising from the weakness Oh The ~
We are opinion that Mr.. Cuum,a Mnar
asu whenever and administered Judgment and
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

4 WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
Wholesale prices. " e ''s,
General Depot and Special Agency, Me- 1SI
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Nh cnAs CuLus Dear sI have just reviewed hs apalvs
7Ns~" ~" "
These any il the country some of the
most celebrated springs ~ Euope very rensrknle s ia
large amount q mineral Ingredients they contain know of No
Chaybea sps ~ hts country Of equal -eng and the Aksas
quite strong. fs' "'n arc h''
The great yaas o. these wate Chronic psess Of bA
gass l W. 1usato ed and in almost all
fery isp'"us yours etc., j. G. MOTT, NJ. D.
To inyad Tie proprietor pledges himself particularly that
exertion on his part Will be wanting make them
eonteGted e
ANALYSIS. ...
The Analysis q the following Springs was made b No 49,
qun, Of Nay Orleans gentleman whose rsputsan a.
Chemist ranks amongst the highest, only in this bn
France alio ~ ''s "u' ~
ALABAMA yICHY SPRING - a
Proportions the mineral substance eon.oad IN m
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,opAKINERSHIP.--I have This Dav osao-
W @ me IN bnsssss BENZ HYNsoN saf GEORGE
nj Iii underthe style OF GGo W. nv I'M : ~
sofors. = f NssA'y Aaa commission Busnesu as here,
New orlssna July l,lsss, GEO. W. HfNsoN,
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL - This -

a ACEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. - This .As.sa
Ss5y n nov open p tue smgs,
advertisement ' ~ i'H'ioh ~ .
Tuons o. the establishment every as
ton wi be paid by the Prop aanta The NJ
Coast furnish. " 7 tA'iAe' anu tpe
me amheisn5 for vtors ought TO satisfy the
Ten Pe Sal Ing Fisbipy Hr
esa Livery sia5e Is in conrae Of construction will b.
AGILITY 70 tho'e who desire enjoy ride or drive ibe oa NH
o1ns splendid and several asason
new Wharf, ten eet wide ard much longer me old ons il
Coast. 10y f''s~AAee Va 'he Whoe
splendid Band Of Music engaged and dancing ndus in by all
VINO deslre III and Ball given a week, 10y wv
OCEAN Springs being acknowledged pon, nm bo b
Toast, the Proprietor socta share public paronage ~
p G cou,,,,o, ia. a.. ~, L. JENNINGS, Proprietor
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