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FORM OF OFFER.
(Heye date lhe oFsT.)

ere insert the as toOn In the State Of tnams
Stats hereby furnish, under dated
dats subject all the requirements OF the
and the printed schedule 70 which refers all he articles
in Class the Ioss nams
yayd according schedule (se paste tbs printed
the sehsuIe and opposite each article set ths price, and
carry dollars and cents and foot
amount tAs bid for the ea5 amounting to eTs
write the amount In tVords.) .-.4.Hy X .z. a.s ~
propose my agent agent required BY
schsdue supply classes by
place delivery should offer be
be prepared and sent TO the navy
## #4'".ss (Hsrs the bidder sign mia nane.)
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned (as guoronior Of the town and
Stats the Stos and (name Of seeoad saTantors, 4
hereby undertake that the above name tie bidder or bid
il heir offer above be accepted into
tract within fifteen of
through post Office his thcr Offers
before mentioned.
Witness, [Signature of sudrantorsl
the guaranfors)
good responsible guarantor this
... t#,a ,#a -5.N b. u z.a. N. SgnatrTs]
To signed the district judge district attorneys collector
known the bureau be responsible
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United states Patent once,
Washington, October 2. IS5,

I'M the petition of John v. Sherwood, Edward New
York praying for the of granted
the h of December ss2 for
from the expiration said patent which pace
the I7lh Of December, 65G-- = #|' III 5-E.
Ii is ordered thar The said petition be
on Thursday the llth day of December 2 O'Clock
and all notified
have why said petition ought granted.
Persons opposing the
once their objections, specially forth in writing least
days before the day hearings all testimony flied party
be al The said bearing
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished spp
cation. H.@#.## ".t t# sEa .@ #s4 =
The testimony the win be closed the day OF
Der dpoans other papers
filed office Of
the Arguments Il any, within days thereafter.
OrdeIed this published
Union, and Evening Star Washington d. c. Republican, Ba
Nd Pennsyivaniap, Philadelphia, Pa Book
York and Post, nos,on Mass
weeks previous lh day Of December next day
hearing. .a....t.. NY. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioning of Patents.
P.s,-Edors papers will copy
bills the Patent onice, with containing this
Octs-law3w
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United states Mail.
FLORIDA.

Posr oruoE DArARTAEsr,
October II, 1855.
pR0POSAS for carrying
LIST January, 1857 30th 1889 following
the State OF FLoRDA specaed
ment In the city OF Washington until the 24 of No
vember, 1856, 60 be decided on he next day: "-#
$3.50 Jacksonville by Barbes Newbugh 10 Alligator
70 miles and back twice week. fourhorse coaches
Leave Jacksonville Sunday and "wednesday al 7 D mi
Arrive at Alligator next days by Pm, a. q. ..
Leave Alligator Monday and Thursday at 3 mi
Arrive at Jacksonville NEXT days by a .t."
NOTE. ~. ."" -E ".. #.
Proposals guaranteed by responsible persons
fled such by Judge of OF rceod
be entered by the successful bidder with surety
before the LIST January, 1891. t-..-
No pay will trips performed
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the the
deducted. behind
neIion with depending nails and sufficiently excused
fourth OF the compensation for the subject forfeiture
sactoIy explained for negecng take the mail from
post Office suffering be injured, destroyed, robbed
and for refusing after demand, the mail
frequently the is concerned running
hices The The Postmaster General the
for speed failures 10 agreeaby contract for dis
The may may
increase service by allowing therefor rata
the He cuIa discontinue service
In whole rata decrease of allowing
months Of dispensed
Bids should be addressed 5econd
further particulars pamphlet advertisement conveying
the mails in Virginia, Georgia. Florida hc Of 1855 and 1856
- ." JAMES CAMPBELL,
Oct ll-law4wt Postmaster General.
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TO oUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The namo Of win upon bOOka UhsAs
The payment 0f the subscription be EH
Distant subscribers may money BY letter. hs posaso
Of which win be BY all sk BY ourselves ~
safe transmission. p .h .. ## p
The COUNTRY PAPER Il pabshed weekly during
siOns Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period less than year received o.
propoIioned 10 the above annual
Ny-PosTmAsTERs authorised 10 aKent and
by sending sub.cbes $50 enclosed, OF
titled 10 a copy gsalis
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GLASS VII.


Class VIII.
writing paper by % inches weigh
~ ~ weight pounds per ream
ty7six pounds per
No a. 100 writing IS by % nches weigh wep
= y four pounds per ream.
No. A. $40 wiring paper ls BY inches weigh
ty-two pounds per
No. S. 400 reams writing paper, ~ by IL inches weigh
.' " twelve pounds per ream.
All the papers designated in classes and tho
bes maeas free from adusa,on. and finished
standard Of the kinds. Of weights may
the s.zes and weights specified In the schedule s "
The right reserved Of ordering less quantity
and kind contracted for such and quantities
Each class will be considered separately and be subject
in The same proposa and The nrivIege 4. reserved Of sou
bidder who have more than class assigned him
Samples less than quiel kind paper for
and t sample for eaeh d must accompany each bid
proposed for that chedue classes
be properly designated the sample will
postage other expense. # III ....- H.sr
Each proposal mua. signed by individual making it,
and specify price per pound price eaca
every paper contained in ihs class proposed or
All the paper the several classes must be delivered ut such place
free every charge expense
weight and Of the Superintendent
proposals viii furnished at this Office to persons
applying for them and will be consideration
Bonds with spproy.d securities, will be supply
the contract d 9F l. 49, =
evidence Of his ability hem and proposals
nied by such evidence will be rejected.
the Tuesday saer The @ Monday in December ad al
10 O'Clock, a m, at the Office OF the Superintendent
Printing Capitol United States and
Proposals for supplying Paper"
Superintendent OF the Public Printing.
Oct l-9Gwow Intel. b star, 2a~9wl
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wiIIards' Hotel.
]. g. II. A. WILLARD,
Penasyipania and Foprteenth street,
Washington, ID. g.
Jan % dif

hRPErtSg We would particularly invite the attention n
wishing furnish handsomely % our and
imported English, velvet tapestry, and
exhibiting In Department. second and
paid unuzun attention 70 the selection OF
roods their quality
Ing elegant designs very modean prices will
closes, aud them the
OF goins North make their purchases ..H-.. ## ..
We have great variety Of tapestry, Brussels
dnnble
on large Be sold
unusually cheap BARNES A. MITCHELL,
On the Avenue, between 9Th and eth streets,
Sep Ip--soS3w
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THE 18Th annual Of this institution will
Monday September 49, The study includes
English branches the and modern mathematics
and natural science.
This institution affords advantages which highly commend
the attention and The
composed o profession
OF appaausphlosophica chemical, and
of buildings giving Just
students needs the opportusi al all times OF demonstrating
ncay principles admit Of enable the student obtain
here sound thorough, and practical educano
TERMS Board and tuition $3.50 session payable quarterly
in advance. ...# ' n
Circulars may be obtained by applying .
Aug io-eod2mo .... ...... .... Principal. sr
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Lost Land warrant

pUBC notice hereby that amer the expiration Of sr
weeks from the present date application will be mad.
of the Pension Once, In washington city,
lieu Of the issned NJ
2sh of May 1855, No. - g7s -
transmission by the mail between Washington city
vile, Illinois, during e last Of May the oepe Of the month
u June last and has been received by the said Lacror
Washington city, August 1856, chsrd NJ his
RENE NJ. LACNOfN.
Aug 8-Iaw6v r-..-
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Episcopal High school Of Virginia,

EpsCOpaI High SCHOOL OF FIrEfhIa,
Howard, the Hoifhs three rne Of Alexandria
Rev. JOHN r. MCGUIRE, Rector. .... .
THE next session win "wednesday, 10th Sep
IL tember. f"
Terms s225 for board regular hc Modern
languages, music and drawing charges.
The Bishops and other Of the diocsse Rev.
Johns Of Bsmore Rev Mr. Cummps, Of Washingon and
Rev Mr. Seymour, Of Frederick city, Maryland.
Circulars containing the study &C.,
sent o who request them.
Jobs r, Mcclure, Theological Seminary, Fairfax
county, virginia.
HowApp July II, 1885.
July l5-lawsv
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mo. 5s7.I
Notice

OF f~ithdra~al Of lands IN lssissp A-Dama and LOaisi
##.....,.
s s land ny sa 5" ..spp @ :, - s IL @
q certain railroads in said se isssdns The portion.
and louisiana Instructions have this day been the local
location BY 70 The Asbaa
and S1Snl ossr @ 70 Withdraw and he soowns de-
the prescribed limits Of selection until Otherwise directed
........ 4 In MlsslsaIrrL ~. ..... ..aas .....
Once al JACKSON; .N..s n..a...... ..a.. ...,
North and east Of As cAoefaD base line and mUida..
Townships 9, 9, u and 8, Of ranges ands
Townships I, ?, 3, a, 8, and Q, Of range .. I'd '@
.. ..-... East Of Pearl r.va. -..
Townships and TO- of ranges II, ls, 49, 20, and 81.
Office al AUGUSTA .
NORTH and Of the CAoetap base iins and msraa.
Townships6 and 7, of range s.
ownsSn "A 4 = q 4 and q nxs' 2 iS inclusive
Township y of range 10. ~ +. Vs. ..G #.
East Of Pearl river and noriA of he a deg Of ia,sua
Townships o,as,9 and 10, of range. III H. la,A
Town.hps ssss,4,se,7, and o of ranges IT Is
Isx%:ss: = srs sns : isass q ,ssfs -
Townships 9, z ., and ., Of range 81. .. t.....#..
Eas' Of Pearl ri0 and south Of the al.t deg Of iaiiis
Hw sies:s sss. "a and
Tswa:SS: Tsw%:Ss and s.s g g ,,ss,
Ts~a.ss Ts~%.sS: n 80 r. ,'fs' 10
Township 8, Of range ls. 3a. n .-- .a-.. .... ..
Office at CoLuMBUs, .. !. ....... .....a... ..,
NORTH and Of the Caoeaw line and meridian
l6, and 10. = = - -
Township g. of ranges So, 7s, 0, 10, II, a. aud ID.
In ALABAMA.
Office at sT. STEPHENS.
South Of the 3ia deg Of Latitude Of ts neriiaa
Townships s. 9, and 7, of ranges |, 2, D. and 4.
IK IousrANA.
Office at GRxENsBuRo: "-
South Of the base line and east of the principal mevian
Townships 7, 8, and 8, Of range l3. e..
Townships :, 8, Q, and 10, Of ranges IA and Is.
Townships 3, O. and ~, of range Ii. G.... N".
Office NKw ORLEAss; .4a. a.. ss..
East of the Mississppf river.
Townships IL, l2, and l3 of range ~
Townships 10, IL, 10, and l3, Of 10 and IA
Townships 10, II, and IL, of range is east . .a-.
my hand Office at the ci,v Of
Washington, this 18th day Of August, 1876
a. JOS. g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner.
Aug l6-law6wf Intel. b SaIl IA #.s srfl-
The daily union., 1856-10-23

THE College OF 1t. james, Msrylsnd-Emhracine the
collegiate commercial and preparatory departments has
the Of October the first OF
Whole charge year. boatd tuon &C. hssdred
6fty dollars No entrance Fee
Students admitted of the year application
JOHN n. KERFOOT, Rector hc.,
July l-lawam College 81 James, p, o., Maryland.
The daily union., 1856-10-23

OST whKRANT.-Notice IN hereby that land warrant
No 6 issued 18Th November 1885, James Cadw ell for
scre. undersigned, which hD
hand and that application made the once for dup
ofus tn. LUMPkiN, ......
+ Auarwr 8, 1856. Attorney
Ans 7--Is~rsw JAMES CALDWELL.
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DHINTENG-PREss FOR sale, cheap for oash.--h double
cylinder Hoes printing press in good running ORDER being
which the Washington Union now
printed. Appy at ths Office.
May I5-dinf
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Professional Notice.

CONWAY R0BINsoN Of Richmond Virginia, pTpei.es Rich
ond in the Of appeals and United States courts and
Washington city In the Supreme Court
Letters to him viii be directed Richmond, Virginia
IU-lav6w
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CARD.In consequences Of the dcs partners of
"a Loudon taiors, CIV
the busnes. win be closed and al indebted the
respectfully
viii
branches formerly The always keep on hnnd
and merchandise
business a.s including the best quality Of military articles
They respectfully friends
generally for the liberal they received
happy have pleasure Of the same
'.I. n. v. LOUDON co,
Aug goo-eoG .r.E Merchant Taiors under Browns Hotel
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/, pERsos NAY RECEIVE HIS OWN LIFE INST

A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIS OWN LIFE Issu-
BhNCEin the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
pay persons death, II he survive rty Is
paid himself. This worthy the attention II All.
wish the dividends the coming yesr
should have applications dated soon.
approaches for hru. those denH protection win
please mind that Offer them good companies with large
capitals and pay losses promptly
J. c. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Sept 27-eod5tt ofce 7h street. below Gen. ?. o.
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I,IHsT PNE MUM PIhNOs.-Just received my piano
Eleventh Pennsylvania avenue,
splendid TX and On from the factory Of Stein
New York these pianos ohsin' the first premium
the Isst Metropolitan Fair and at the American Institute av
for the sale Of these pianos In the District OF Co
iubn public respectfully invited call and them
purchasing elsewhere. They surpassed by
pianos mad In this country In Eufnpe
have hand large stock Of other and scondhsnd
For good workmanship warranted and all pusved from
m will be kept In tune year without extra charge,
p-rod3t" y, y. REtCHENnACH.
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DnraLI & BRO. Merchant TaiIors.

receiving their fall and winter goods Of the styles
"a and impor,aiions from New York.
fashions tho fall styles.
and citizens generally invited call early and
make their selections. .-.- -
DUyALL n nR0,, Penn avenue,
.. Between Fouranda half and Sixth
Sept o0--eod2wr
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DY ORDER Of tho Navy Agent there will be sold
ID O'Clock, the a5sh
United States Navy Washnrton,
offered OF copper scale the nyser Of
81 2l0 81 Alo OF
copper ersn.d sny time previous the day osne
upon application q, the Nsvyysd Terns of Sie ossh W
..f. E.ss Also, ---.aa s.tr Hr.
sets of tin scales with weight.
l of wooden scales,
PspW-iawAw A. GREENLEAF, Navy Agent
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Law Partnership.
y. WALKER

% DoBERT .. WALKER LOUIS JhNIN have formed p.r,r
IL nrrshp Trial ~ Supreme
the United States and the Court Of Claims Address
Washington City, y. q. ". Jan o-eodtff
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mo. 500 I
Notice

OF the Estabshment Of fpo additional Land 0ecs IN The
Territory Of Minnesota.
pursuance " the Of Congres approved July 1885,
lied An act establish tive additional land districts in the Ter
ioy q Minnesota embracing all that portion Of the Territory
which lies Of line dividing townships as 46 north
the base line Of The mississippi riyer and north Of the
township 70 be determined hereafter by Commissioner
The Csnei aod oee, Of said ve extending thence west
Missouri said districts be called northessenn
districts, which dscs divided by
line dividing eighteen and nineteen h hereby
the land Offices for districts
nhhed for the follows That for the norheufrrn DIS
BUCHAsls" Lake Superior for
nortAwsan the Of oHBw.r," the mississippi
rver, the mouth OF Mudd river. ...-. ... .
hand the city Wahlpgon, this third Cay
October, A. ID. 1856 ... n. ~.
BY order Of the President .- .
... THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Once.
Oct 4-1aw6vt ". Tint Ttar
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,

and Day school, ....
Screen Buildings, No. I3s Pennsylpania ars~ps VaAnSfon c.
WILL open September Circulars ~ans particulars and
conaHng The highest testimonals, be had prnc
pal bookstores aud at her residence
krrrKrsop.
The Right Rev. hlopzo Potter, y. d.. LID.
The Right Rev, George w. Doane, d. d, Liz J., a..#.
The Right Rev. William X. Whiuingham, ID, D. Il H.
Prof Joseph Henry, LD d. Secretary o( Smithsonian Institute
A. Baehs supern of the United stn,e Cou,t
Survey.
Lieut. NJ p Mauy L. D., United States navy National Oh
servatory, - --0- H. mTE =
General John sia.on Washington, d c,
Coz Sat Cooper hdjuant General United States Wash
iugtcn, d, C.
William w. Corcoran, e,q. Washington, D. c..
James y. hochsn esq4 Librarian to Congress,
Hor. james Campbell, Postmaster General.
Hon. Eis Lewis Chief Justice Of supens Court Of Pennsyi
vania,
Hon. G. W. Woodward, Associate Judge Of Supreme COu OF
Pennsylvania.
Hon, George yaa, n. C. from New Jersey:
Hon. Robert j. Walker Washington, D. q. .I
Hon Charlie. Faulkner, VI. e. from Virginia.
Hon. jefferson Davis, Secretary of War; Washington D. o.
Aug 90-eod2m
THE Kentucky Military Institute, di.eeted by q
board Of vsiers appointed by the nder
tendence Of Col r. w MORGAN, distinguished graduate of
West Point and practical engineer aided
The of study IL that colleges
addition Of extended conrzs In
practical engiaeernf and mining geology also English
languages. T.
The nineteenth session opens second Monday
IN sepembet Sh sspembe 1856 change sca per halfyeary
The extension Of buildings room
additional studen who have the bern necessarily de-
clned. Applications mt be ma de
Reference authorized War Of
Treasury.
Address superintendent, al "MtDry Institute Franklin eoun.
~, Kentucky" OF the undersigned. --..
Aug l6-eodD ptl5thoct President Of the Board.
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ID y. STEER, Merchant Taller, No. ass seventh ST.,
nohes his and the pnbc that he has Just received
from the New York and Phadepa markets the largest and bes,
cloths, shirts
si-ry &c, he offered for tcir inspection.
From his with ef his and
demands the Washington hc and
the selection his goods, he confidently eeves he better
before. e socit
Of his prices by public, all
that he takes pleasure showing
Especial attention invited the stock II rht.
ayed 70 be Of the best description made IN This
Sep Ie-2aw3wif ......
DREAD to my Children, ny Mrs Ellen KEY Blunt Prc.
ID so cents.
he Bows Review of October.
oet' y '~.s-5'r TRnscE TAYLoRs;
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Tickets S20-halves SIo-quarters s5-eghths 81 so.
Certificates packages of Is whole tickets S270 90
Do A.. do q half do la5 90
Do do IS quarter do 81 SO
Do do 25 eighth 80 rs
shares and certificates Of in the
will prompt and
account drawing win bc Immediately amer il
all who order from Rs ru VI ... .
Addrcss P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Sep IL E-.sag ID .H s.. s.n. Wilmington, Delaware.
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GRErNLEAF, Navy Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-07-10
STOCKTON,S
Patent Straw Cutter.

THE multiplicity of Straw Cutters already before the
public, arge proportion of which having failed
cess,uy TO stand the test of thorough trial. and having
aep Tar short of the entaons OF the venders
well as the expectations of the purchasers, general dis
trust has been created in the public mind for al machines
OF this description Hence ii becomes q consideration of
the utmost Importance before the general introduction of
machine Tnng which there is much doubt, and
connected with which there have been many failures
that it should first have been subjected the most
thorough and critical test and its clam merit clearly
established beyond doubt. This machine has been
in existence upwards of twelve months during which time
has been submitted to the severest tests and has under
gone notifications and alterations with of bringing
perfection possible. 1t is now complete and
presented the public in the full confidence that will
the wants OF the farming community and sustain the
high reputation it has already obtained and the opinoI
formed of it by all who have used it,
We claim for it
lst Great strength and durability.
I'd. An entire freedom from complication, being so
simple to be easily operated by boy twelve fifteen
years age without the slightest fear Of arrangement
I'd. Superiority and excellence of execution cutting
with great ease, rapldlty and eXactness.
4th Great economy price, being offered at the low
rate of Eight Dollars.
Other advantages might be mentioned, but would occu-
py too much space.
possesses one popularity however remarkable and
important that cannot orbear making mention OF it.
We aude its Everlasting Spring. designed to keep the
knife always IN Its roper place and secure uniformity OF
execution, at the same time yielding to hard and for
egn substance the appearance Of which in most machines
would be liable to produce serious injury.
CoHutY rights IN Middle and West Tennessee for sale
upon extremely Advantageous terms. They be made
by any worker in wood Men of energy wanted to act
Agents
Address, JAMES C. BALDWIN CO.
mayl 81 College ST., Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-07-10
From tls Washable Christian .4dUOoGts.
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BEAVER Dam SPRIs0s, Aug 1855
Mr. EOTOR: 1t has been my good fortune 10 be PermE[ed
spend this delightful watering place. and
safely say that the object generally sought AFTER
BY who visit retreats will certainly
found here Of earth have To
those who OF health and seeking It's restoration
know place that promise than tbs. Every
local OF disease far emOVed impure water marsh
Ia de and JFs not even TO be thought Of The
surrounding country s high, poor and in its natural ate
there is but little soil nd what there is, is so filed with
gravel that defy both mad and dust Rain fall for
hours Just clears ladies forth in their
thin slippers with imPuBiy and weeks Of dry weather
e.ngs NO dust with Il.
self The grounds Just sufficiently duatiBg 10
nsmerta while through the vale flows stream Of clear,
living water within hundred steps of the main
building there not less than ten ortw I've delicious free
springs and four sulphur springs-OnR Of which IS
strongly chzy6ete The shade Is abundant, produced by
young and growCg trees Of almost every KIND and variety
The advantages for taking drives better than place
of the Kind have vsted for while the roads fautess
all the while blessed with grateful shade.
There only the ordinary common tosuch
retreats but there OF extraordinary interest The
lover OF The chase can within enc mile Of this spot cause
the fly bef the dogs just whenever he
and within hours drive several streams
found inviting TO the angler Isaac Walton
ane In evidence Of which, some three gentlemen,
different occasions returned, after few hours port,
with fifty i've fine fish; that from the
woods and neigtborng streams the table is almost con-
stsntly supplied with venisOn and H. Tho properues
the highly medicinal and seems TO be The airs,
that She cted Comng here, at once 10 be
stored health. The place IS to the least OF IT, COM
orabIy improved and sufficiently extensive accommodate
-rEe number Of visitors, while the accommodations
altogether decidedly good ard always will be while the
psee under the direction and control OF Dr. A NJ
Keller and lady. They know what Is due TO their visitors
and nothing LEFT undone that will contribute to their
fort and pleasure There quite large number Of visitors
present. bn NE place capable Of accommodating more
On Sabbath had preached in the morn
ing the Rev Mr. Pase Of the Episcopal church in the
evening, TO arg and attentive congregation who seemed
have a due regard for sacred things.
In conclusion, would say those who In search of
bsaith comfort, or pleasure, come To Beaver Dam SPRING.
[. p. GREEN.