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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

OF the State Council, for W District Of Va.
WHEELING, Va, Dec. % 1854.
BROTHERS 1t has been advisable, in
view of the present state Of our cause, and
if possible to secure harmony and concert
of action, to call your attention to some
important matters necessary to the ac-
complishment of our purposes. Such is
the spread Of our principles, that we are
assured that united and energetic efforts
will insure triumphant victory at our
next general election. Without these,
we shall be defeated in our FIRST engage
ment with the opponents of the only True
American policy. Through our State
Agent, ]. B. Wolf, we learn that whole
counties are operating sometimes holding
an actual majority and others control
ling majority and yet without any regu-
lar connection with the head of the or
der; without which they are rot entitled
to representation. and if entitled, they
have no means of certifying to their dele.
gates election.
Il is also apparent that an organization
as extensive as this cannot long subsist
without means. Printing. Postage, Sta.
tiouery, books, Travelling Agents, 9scre-
taries, State and Grand Councils, i9 the
course of the year cost something. AZ
your servants, We depreeate the necessi-
ty Of any financial system. and have done
all in our power to equalize and modify
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16
WARRANT OF DIsPENsATIoN.

PLACE NONE BUT AMERICANS ON GUARD,
To all whom these presents may con.
cern: By authority vested in me by the
State Council of Western Virginia, this
Warrant of Dispensation is granted unto
William B. linn, Samuel B. Brown, Da.
Vid NJ. D. Riley. Peter Cassett, H. G.
Burke, VIM. H. linn, and others, consti-
tuting them and their successors a Subor-
dinate Council at Zinn's Mill, No. 141,
Preston county. State of Virginia, with
full power and authority to initiate Mem.
bers, and transact business for the good
of the order; with such other powers as
legally belong to Subordinate Councils.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day ol
January, 1855.
A. S. GLENN. Pres't.
N. c. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

SENATOR HUNTER ON THE CAruoL1Cs-
EXTRACT FROM MS PETERSBURG SPEECH
deprive the Catholics Of all the offices,
bar them out from every avenue to polit-
lcaI distinction. deny to them the oppor.
tunIty which you accord without hesitation
to Inhdels aud atheists, and when you
have done ii all, when you have placed
their honest ambition to enjoy the honors
and emolnments of political preferment
under the ban of ruthless, prescription,
your work is not yet finished. There will
still remain offices for them. Yes. nv
friends, the sweet Offices of Christian dove
will still be left; and in the midst of your
prosecutions, their bishops and priests, as
in the recent pesLilence in your Southern
cities. will throng the hosp pitals and the
pgest-housss, bringing succor and consola,
ton to the poor victims of the plague
Ave- and their Sisters of Charity will still
brave the terrors of loatbesome and infec.
tious disease, will still wipe the death
damp from the suffering brow. will still
venture in when the courage of man
ahrinks back appalled,, and will point the
dying gaze through the mysterious gloon
of the galley Of the Shadow of Death te
The CrAGot tand the Cruci6ed."
Asto Y Sa-----------
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

@of all the delicate sensations the
mind is capable of. none, perhaps, viii
suTpsss that which tends TO the relief of
an ayOWed enemy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

CONE Our OF TnE BUsuEs-LEr Us
HAVE THE LETrER.-Has not letter been
written by Mr.. Flournoy, for privats CIR
culation, in regard to the Covington and
Ohio Railroad? If he is enthusiastically
for that road, why should the people OF
the South-side not know it? If he is
callous towards the hereulean enterprise,
why should not the people of the central
West know it Fair play is a jewel.
The people have a right to know Mr..
FlournOy's views, as we'll as the Know
Nothing councils. Out with the letter.
Native American, or Red Indian. come
out from the bush, and let US have. q fair
field and an open fight Richmond Er-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

@If dress makes tie man, what does
the tailor make
From ten 70 twenty dollars pro6t PER,
hAps.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

The following resolutions arc extracted
from the book containing the State Con-
stitution and Bylaws for Councils of
Western Virginia, and are among the en-
aCtments of that Council: .gz
Resolved, BY this Council, that il be
the duty of the several suh.couucils in
Western Virginia, to use the utmost dill
genoe to have such men elected to the
Legislature Of the State, as will favor the
appointment of committee appointed by
the proper authorities, to inspect the
Catholic nunneries Of the State.
Whereas, il is well known that in 9TH
er years and countries, virtuous females
have been found in nunneres and monas-
teries, for lswd purposes. and consequont-
y contrary to the right Of conscience and
the spirit and genius of the gospel, and
Of our republican institutions, therefore,
Resolved, by this Council, that Il bS'tho
duty of tie federal Councils of Va. to
use the utmost diligence to have stSh
men elected 10 the Legislature ofothe
State, as will favor the appoiptmunt Of
Committee or board Of officers, by the
proper authorities, TO examine the oondi-.
tion Of those who are found in the nun
neriss Of the State.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

. From the Rockingham Register.
" PoetG nGscituT non ft.''
AN ADDRESS TO THE HEKNOW-NOTH-
INGS OF VIRGINIA.
Air" Old Virginny Heoer tiTe.'
BT SAMUEL O. HALE. ...
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

CoUATEREErrs.-Girls with hollow
cheeks and full bosoms. Such things
never come together naturally.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16
A. S. GLENN, Pres't.
N. c. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
J,R. WOLFF. State Agent.
No. "a.

Office Of the Corresponding and Recording Sec.
OF the State Council, for W. District of Va.
WHEELING, Va, Dec. % 1854.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16
oFF1oERs FOR WESTERN VIRGINIA.

President. A. 8. GLENN, of Wheeling,
Va; Vice President, A, RuuIMAN, Of
Harper's Ferry, Va: Treasurer. Isaac
Soorr. Of Morgantown, Va.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

A~ Kind Of wits prevalent atthe
West ee ofCarlis< a "a
A's.-| |Pll dogs X
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-16

CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY, MAY is. $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28

Ofacers Of Subordinate Eacampments for the Term
ending June 30, 1856.
WILDEY No. 1, meets on the first and third Sat-
nrdays Of syery aonth at the Encampment room, Odd
feows Hall, corner of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Ofncers for the present term-I Allyn, @ p; J Il
Aennison, II r; Geo Dirmeyer, 3 W Homes, Scribe
Milnsms Treasurer; X Guthiem, ] W; Jas Fur
neanx, Assistant scribe
hosAH No. .. meets on the second and fourth
Sstnrdays IN eaeh month in Encampmsnt room. odd
Eeows' haii corner OF Camp and LAFAYETTE street.
onicers for the present term- q < Hadir n D
Charask osslter, 2 Chas w Could " ! 4 Iath ron
scrihsi W Koonts, W Andrew Hero rressursrf
LAsAIiE No. D, meets on the first and third Mon.
days in each month"; in the Encampuent room, Ma Is,
lows Hal, corner Of Camp ana Lafayette stras,s @
OHlesrs for the present term-A DeSola Cp; W ii Asa
p; Byerly, 8 W Thomas Keefe Scribe. nasss
Moore,J w JAS Wilson, Treasurer. -
WASHINGTON No. o, meets every second and
tonrth Monday in each month, at Washington HAM,
Marigny Buildings Third District. Officers for The
present term--H Goldman, r w Furbringer III q
Mstting,S W; Flemann Scribe W II Millspaugh
Treasurer. '5-sN!
LArAYErTE No. 2, meets on the first and third
Mondays Ia each mouth, In jefferson Hall, Fourth
District. Officers for the present term0has Ray
mond, r Wilson, r; Wink, 3 W; 3
Burke, Scribei W Vaught, Treasurer.
PELICAN no. d, meets ON the tirst and third Sat-
days ia each MONTH In Polar Star Hall, st Louis
street. oficsrs for the present terms Wagner,
=; J Casbergue, II r; Yoarhies, 8 W; PouparE
srribei Tcspitaine,5 w.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28

NNHE undersigned informs property
h added T. s 5S
which enabled undertake works Of ell had psn a.
worka Of NIL descriptions columns
posts building frame country and all works in
carpenters irAmsr's line.
Having constant Of Walnut Mahoga
~ viii Of the the qualities suitable
10 the works orieIed. 4. -. =.
apprehension 10 his steam mschlne
hat he has taken proper prevent
by ofwhicn
X bs uoaniIy boiler forget
ook shse oouhseed the machine him that is
Ia the boiler.
addion having been made :? his saslhment for the
purpose manufacture Of Billiard Tables
that be keeps,
eseond hand Tsoles every article his
B, ANTu6HINI, Nos. IL and ID Cont street.
ora " sna3
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Interior |. j Eneampments,

Interior Encampments. -. -
AeNoIaA No. 4, Baton Rouge, meets on the
lecond and fourth Saturdays Of each month.
aouNr SINAI No. q, Franklin, La, meets on
drst ant third Wednesdays d each month
g. W. SHAW No, 10, Clinton, La, meets on the
FIRST and fourth Saturdays In each month.
JAMES FURNEAUx, Grend Scribe.
THE BOARD OF DIRECToRs, Of Odd Fellows, Hall
association, meet at their ofcs In oda Fsiioss
the first Monday Of every month y $50 80
ident Thos Shields Secretary JOIN DSin, .eas I,
urer; John Orchard, Stetson, = Y punlap, n
Swain, hurry, Howard e. y
Smith, Nj Van HOOK, race
THr Roam or D1REcToRsoF OBJ FELLows' REST
meet at the Office of the Grand Secretary
in odd Fsiows, HALL on the fourth Wednesday in lam
nsrv and second Tuesday in April July and October
dacers-Henry Bier, President; james Furneaux,
senretary ] Stroud, j., Treasurer
Tur GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE I. O. o. F. OF
NEwOxLEANs meets at the Office Of the Grand Secretary
in OddFellows Hall the fourth Wednesday Of every
month. :. .ofncers-S M Todd of Hope Lodge No. Id
President, Could of0rleans Lodge No II Treasurer
Jas Furneaux of Southwestern Lodge No 49, Secretary
J Morgan. of Louisiana No. ]; w Wilson, of Union
No. O.; A Moulton, of Crescent No, g.; w Dallas, Of
Jefferson No. o.; G Kursheedt Of Commercial No. II
James Davis, Of Howard, No. Is, VIM x Mcintosh Of
Dolta No. Is; Glspp, of Templar No. 10; Robin
Of Polar Star No 10 II Nimmo, of Magnolia No, q
E Berger, Of Independence No. %; } ii Mead, of Go.
lumbus No. "a; II cameron, of Germania No. 30;
Gottschalk, of Harmony No. SS; B Benedict, Of
Southwestern No 40
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THn B. ". GaAsp Eso.vyvr.r or p, r,1., cg

XHE d. ". GRAND ENoAxpMENT OF PATRIARCHs
t o. LoV,saEa O. meets semisnnually, on the
Room, 81 Odd Fellows Hail. corner Of ramn hi
Lafayette streets New Orleans. 0icsrs for the year
1So5nIhos Shields " G P s Hardy, ii EGHP
Scribe; u Williams, W q Treasurer j q Dunlap a
= e the 4 " 9 L Of the Q : 1 Thos Bragg, R " O
ford, w DIG g.; Aft Gates Of Mount sinai No q "
DGP Of District No 2: Oscar Barbee Of Magnolia No
Ar WD p Of District No. 3. -,
AL Communications intended for the Grand Encampmen,
should be directed, james Furneaux, Grand scribe
Grand Secrstary's office in Odd Fellows Hall.
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-m5 COPPER.FAOED TYPE.
FWyHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY,

II in giving Of their removal from No. TO No. N
(enance No. II stree) AJAX the
Printers great they have
recently made in .aeir work.
have place. greatly increased faclssfor Cop
per Facing Type, Stereotype Plates, Cuts, etc.
buainess table specimen
Books the principal Founders the untsd States for me
Printers whether residents temper a hers
Of orAs given
directly with the founders Desired
this fHsdes In London and
the Newton which will
la facilities getting type from there should Of
deaiis il and 0 odsr,0
Ths experience this city and elsewhere for the last
CoppsrFaced Type 70 leave quite
value Of
comparative merits Of and type mata for The
printing By CopPer-F acing tyPsa are made fo two
dursbe they work cleaner produce sharper
ink and facilitate composition rendering the
laiefs d alphabet easily distngushabla.
Owing difficulties have having work properly
DONE this PLACES have shs PRESENT. cod a our
m the only place In the United States where type
csp DO CopperF seed. "a, -. = -
toned not 70 infringe PATENT Type
bv usiur Thai this Company
SCALE OF PRICES.
Email Plea ID. Mnon. cen lb
PIca...,.,...,.... 8 Nonparen .-......l4
Long Primer. Agate. .-......lS
sussoia,......,ss Pssn .:j.......a "
TxRns-Approyed noes at MONTHS cent deoan for
cash. A. s.SAsG, Secretary,
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Interior subordinate Lodges.
De SoTo No !, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening
Or. MARY's No. 20,meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening
Marin No. Fl, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening
81. LANDRY No. 25, meets at 0pelousas, satur-
day evening
CLINTON No. II, meeta at Clinton, Wednesday
evening,
GAaRoLL No. 80, meets at AXE Providence,
Monday evening.
TRINITY No, 50. meets OF Trinity, Saturday
evening,
ExcHLsIoR No. "a, meets at Thibodaux, Satur-
day evening.
NEw IBERIA No. SO, meets at Newtown, Thurs
day evening. 5e7
pRAnln No. 81. meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
oaMa ans No. Al. meets at Chensyville.
TAeaAs Il. SHIELDS Grand Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28
III NluKERBoCKER PATENT COOKING
W. &Agaks-URsxPREMIuEs

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, Io7 Poydras
0s oiuy inform har friends ard ths ptbc
gsnera carry business 70 a stsSshsa
BATHS AMERICAN, SGIIsh and FRENCH WATER cL03kf
WASH lAsIN8, F0uNTAIEs, 5RAss FAgCETS9f all kinds.
COOKING RA aEH GARDEN HDsE, HYDRAULIC RANSt
FORCE LIFT and GER Punps h..sa ~ .hs asws asys
LEAD PIPES OF descriptions; PIG aud SHEET LEAD aud
neat rsparsd al notics.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28
Ali these salta anhy dEous. II

At the day. when estimate fsugnoua
high chaybea4e spring New
necessarily be objecs ned
faculty. They prefer uginous spring
all whether
powders pills liquids Artificial preparations
variahy OF assimilation, and
their lhy 20. much more than ,hoss
frequently Of cohesive they
into this intestine canal
ing folows
refer DO powerful auxiliary
will snd bs employed
ali cnseB u which 10 administered. w
taagsn especially uutRap ysIlovy
ferrocyanae poa fannie gold
aneous this The other sub
usually found mineral springs Of bat very
ANAL prePorion The spngs consist pesk Of little eae than
be with Of
for the other mineral PRODUCTS
aunl.oo ,fth nntaIns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28


% valuable relasdy has already CARRIED
@ 70 sa s no
csiiiSIns woS ss@basa i
has been well established fact for that saraps
q Fl
H 81 Psf. i HS s
a only sl d.
ssa
p''''s''s
Thohio Journal Columbus speaks Of Bulls sar
equal. The Balls Compound
Find EIIas.
upon it. the ASSERTION Tat az puass Of
sss oa Ss butt can be sub
Bear little longer and be oonvncod.hss Balls
WONDER OF THE WORLD
sssa
ing, saysabout uil'ssaIsaparlls- -
s nss end
my LysI used alno ~ she rsnsdss Of specially
's
pleasure the
afflicted community e . aupeIiossriic
'''Sii aREEuMXflsM. ''h'owAs' ND.
who andsr he
hsY w NJ sf s nIaSss sire
afflicted with Of ne aeysrss.
Inc rssf until aSa
which hea
months
isHAM BRIDGES.
ua!s sSs b. " WI ~ faEsss
aasd
s
a
use and any
swispor,, Ny. .pecembsra,iss1.
NOTICE no FEMALES.
John Bulssarsapsrnis ohs
the
esssned
the Whole
nps1sa
oine would ss suffering
pslid q
@ asn s a q
ss
crisis shsa
AREAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN
How alsdmiIs beautiful white and rogycolored
10 devouty rsscing lotions
IL
cpe coating poisonous deleeous mater
making healthy
minute yellow
Appred
and lotions, only remsdy
Ra 81 saSoi
| OF ANY MEDICINE
/ NJ, MOORE,
R. JOHN BULL hesitation saying that beiiev
be the the
Of and and
having used itwi'h entire
cases. ,a.. JAMES M MOORE.
| MORE TESTIMONY FROM DIR. MOORE.
whhappy e sm noM
fths medicines
Winchssser, Ky, Feb I,lsss. JAMES M MOORE. NJ. D.
mensupon ths efficacy Of ssarsaparila " afsf COZ
FROM DR. I, 3 YAnD DEL PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY L
John Ruisou
mound
safe and one that wsn
4 to which IT ssp Piicaoe L. y. YANDELL, Nj. D..
What appoinsmsn the Louisville arr
| Hospital says OF buli'ssarsapariia-
the the preparation
Sarsapara and believe combination one
produce system
tboth public and The be
Il article OF Sarsapariain N. PYLES, NJ D.
Tha Medicine daily graphing with disease
country restoring blooming h youthful vgor the sick
| sficed-nay those that are grievously tormented.
all
standing placing very best
rsnedesevsr beiorsthspnbiic. Sold whOleaasand
Office, 81 Fouhstret by
| in the city and country. "
w sale Bulls 81
i, 81 Fourhstrest, Loulaviils with Teieiepcss
~ The principal Agents the John
| Sarsaparila wholesale and retail, are
>. WRIGHT Co., asthsir Patent Medicine Warehouse,
Il Wis 1bI CHARITIES STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28

VAULTS IN a0DD FELLOWS REST
may b procured by applying toF "a C0aRY sckles Co.'S
street; FELT SfEtsoSS sCharres street, at g.
WHIrALs Eiysian Fields street, and the ssorsArys
holding Lodges will DO $40 vault
IN shs parahase Of L be had On up
pI NJ 70 'n' JAMES FuRakApx o. Rest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28

Cosc1usrossThs Alabama vichy Spring 10 remarkable
Large quantity of alkaline barbonate, almost pure,
which they to witt $50 gtanB per gallon, BIT grains
per pint, or lis grammss psrltIe.
the Of eat iodfne psroepbs only four gallons
the very ANAL proportion they contain of the suphas
soda and chloride OF sodium
presence Of ulphats of magnesia proper
ion spIngs the United Statsg contain this SALT
the oa absence OF chloride Of calciuma salt
noxious and disagreeable in mineral springs.
the Alabama vehy Springs extremely analogous
vchy Springs In Francs IL to DO presumed that physicians
all those diseases which Vchy
employed, will obtain gna their These
quits peasant the stimulate digestive organs
without Disturbing Overlooking the stomach They tend iae
acdty alkaline persons who
days freely Of the wates In word they
cssY properties those Of the celebrated v Springs
Asta SULPHUR SPRING.
spring similar composition that Air 10 Chapes
Ia Europe however, contains larger avs proportion OF the
bi.carbonats Of soea than tbs European spring.
following hs ingredients contained Eng
lsh pint (wns pint:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28

woLFEs AROMATIC scHEIDAM scHNAPps.
~ Druggists and Merchants and Al deas IN sny Of ths articles
calling sending ordss aboge vii qe .n most
United lowest prices. Please addresa
T. WRIGHT a 90,
GENUINE AiEDlClfE WARHfiOUSE,
| nss No.. street. NswDrlean La
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28

VKTHIT. F. GREENFIELD, ATTORNEY AT
wv Law, Pine Bluff, Arksnras, attend all businssi
his Southern paystries
ssnton ths salsag Of Land ssAtpg Land WArraniase
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28

3l.- STATE OF LOUISIANA,
t..s-- Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be trmsmsd, that the March, 1885, before me-
subscriber Jn!ss Of hs Psac in and for aforesaid
sonay Ghars sIsg and H. Score
being duly according deposs say
eeounia just and true aud Transcript
the said Company EHARlks bRlGGS, President.
~ H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
C. v. J0NTE,
Second Juatcs Of the Peace he Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Trustees have declared dividend
on tho sa the year ending March 1885, for
which scrip certificates will be day June
next.
The Company continue insure against the pe Of the and
rivers and a and damage by fire.
ONCE, soutssast corner Of Camp and Natchsx
Fl s-ga-..- CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
a. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
New 0rlsana, March "a, 1885,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28
H1sAMILY PROVISIONS
FLOuA-EIra supsrfns In bba and haf bbs
LARD-Bbia, half bbs and kegs Choice. ~ 1
HAMS-Sugnr Cured, Plan and Baggsd, 5'@
III PoRK-family Msss in half bbls Ys
s& bACON-Cear and Ribbed Sidea and Shoulders. .
In quantities 70 suit purchasers, and fyI sale by
ssSp4m JAMES II. suYDAM 81 Poydras street.

II AUDEkDALE WHITE SULPHUR NAssssA
SPRINGS, Laudefdsls County Miasrhis EEa5M
bis popular Watering Place, the valuable
titles of wtosp universally
faculty tho pnhoa made easily accessible
the Mobile and Ohio aiead lines 81 nor
coaehea conuscug North, East WEST reopensd
Of vktoa the 10Th May. i
New commodous aud elegant buildings have been
SEASON. undergone ttages
have and airy roons constructed and furnished with
10 the Injurious comfort Of gaestB. II
This public general we'll patrons
Of this avcrit watering places that will be
sir uoonn az the sprihga NJ ageab delightful
dncve 20 hsath.
The OHIO And Mobile Railroad within
Springa The cars already running within thirty mea
hre Of rs cahs coaches
conveying from Mobile the sp
Thin will be sh
II confidently expsetea by the lst Of
the will running eight the SPRING.
TAp line coaches ao Livingston Denopos
GTeenaboro' line
Cuton and Coumus nsp, thus aodng
Of the moat ysnabe and desirable watering places
South.
This proprietor, grateful for patronage will
facility for contributing the comfort Of gusats
short intends presenting 10 tbs patronage nyads pleasure
neekor complete establishment.
- RATES OF BOARD: Am
.*35 90
10 90
EsT 90
3 Ghidn and servants half price.
Ny Stables and will DO kept order with good
hestlers and abundant pfoyender. ~ "
ausM B. B. SMITH.
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EsINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, etc. -
~ E.A;TYLER 50 CAMP STREET has constantly on M7A
DufLE1 and CYLINDER WATCHES, Of ali the hest aAil&
AisoF Oh, Observation-Disclosures SEALS saKKYsansyery
aonD PENS, PENCILS. rHrMBLrs. auca lea FINE
BRACELETS Big RINGk ,sILyERWARE
TRAYS, CAsToRs TEA SETS, CANDLEsTICKs, uRNF
RICH FANCY GOODS, LuBlN's FINE PERFUMERY-to8sif
with mention
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onhAnd and ntted 10 suftths tshortnotics.
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DLADoN SPRINGS, ALA.-The pro 80

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NJ peors Of these dghtfal Springs, situated asaM
healthy region Of Pine woods, four miles
Tombsbee and miles north the
attention OF those leaving the for health during
season. that they have completed the additional
and accommodations contemplated
vo superior They pledge themselves shai
nothing shall be wanting readsnes
at these Spriugs the most agreeable.
They waters duv anslvxed bv Pro,
fesaor Rddell, of the University Of Louisiana. - "
The water Of the Alkaline Sulphur Spring psr
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
Al GENUINE AND POPULAR AMtLY MEDICINES, which
tasy supply Druggists and Dsssrs a. fopris'0rA lowest
General Depot and Special Agency, Me- Isl charsaatrss
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