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making an appropriation for the Washington City
Canal !" aud i was then, on motion, ordered TO lie
on the table
Mr.. Magruder presented petition from John
Mcbride for the remission Of a fine; which was
referred to the Committee Of Claims.
Mr.. Pearson, on leave, introduced bill entitled
" An act providing for the erection OF reservoir
at or near the corner Of Maryland avenue and Sixth
street west;" which was read three times and
passed.
Mr.. Pepper presented petition from George G.
Coleman for a return of part Of two licenses which
was referred to the Committee of Claims.
Mr.. Bayly, from the Committee on Improve
ments, reported back, with an amendment, the
bill from the Board Of Common Council entitled
An act for the relief of John n Lovejoy."
The said amendment was considered and agreed
TO, and the bill, as amended, was then read the
third time and passed.
Mr.. Pearson presented petition from Emanuel
Lacy, for the remission Of fine; which was re-
ferred to the Committee of Claims.
And the Board adjourned.
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sylvania are most anxious that our great State
should be honored with the Executive power Of
the National Government In the person Of her dis
such singular unanimity. But the fear that such
men as Porter and other broker. doom political
hacks ho manage 10 steal into positions Of polifi
cal influence, may exercise undue political control
makes many good Democrats hesitate in urging
the claims of Mr.. Buchanan until they shall have
satisfactory assurance that these gentlemen are
properly appreciated. Frank Pierce has made a
model President, and we can all vote for him here
with much pleasure.
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A Final settlement.

Miard Fillmore, in his message to Congress in
1s5o,--after the happy paci6cation of the Compro-
mise bills, said:
The series of measures Compromise bills) to
which | have alluded are regarded by me as set
tenae,t, ii principle and su6stance-eB final
settlement -ks of the dangerous and exciting su6-
jects ohich they embraced Most of these subjects,
indeed, are beyond your reach, as the Legislation
which disposed of them was in its character, final
and irrevocable. 1t may be presumed from the OPP
position which they all encountered that none of
those measures were free from imperfections but
in their mutual dependence and connexion they
formed system of compromise, the most concilia-
tory, and best for the entire country that could be
obtained from conflicting sectional interests and
opinions
"For this reason recommend your adherence
to the adjustment established by those measures,
until time and experience shall demonstrate the
necessity of further legislation to guard against
evasion or abuse"
No man doubt that the writer of this mes
sage would, il in public life in 1854 have resisted
the disturbance made Of these Compromise bills
by Mr.. Senator Douglas and Mr.. President Pierce,
both Northern men. No man can doubt that Mr.
Fillmore thus regrets, and deeply regrets the an
nulment Of the compact of 1920. and all the fear
ful sectional passions excited by il.
The final settlement of 1850 was what the Whie
party solemny pledged itself TO when Il nominated
General Scott, and what the Democratic party also
pledged itself TO when il nominated General Pierce
Nay, President Pierce, in bis inaugural message.
adopted that pledge and il is the error OF his life
that in the struggle Of competing ambitions for
the Presidency between him and Douglas, he was
deluded into breaking it, In order to bid for the
Southern renon mating vote.--N Y. Express.
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SENATOR'S FROM KASsAs.-The st. Louis Demo
crat has letter from Topeka, dated the sth inst,
stating that the Free State Legislature of Kansas
has in joint convention elected Hon. A. II. Reedor
and Hon. James II. Lane United States Senators.
Mr.. Reeder was elected on the first and Mr.. Lane
on the second ballot. Each received Ss votes out
of Sc members present.
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DIVORCE CAsE.--Rev. Richard Cox of Zion
church, New York, has petitioned the supreme
court for divorce from his wife, on the ground of
adultery. It appears that her character was very
unchaste previous to her marriage, as Se as AFTER
Mr.. Cox was for many years clergyman in Troy
New York
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
SSEVERY MOTHER SHOULD HAVE
II a box in the house, handy in case of acc-
dents to children" A
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALVE,

Itisa Boston remedy of 80 years standing, and is re-
commended by physicians. tits and speedy cure
for Burns Piles Boils, Corns Felons, Chblains and
Old Sores of every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch
Scald head, Nete Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples, IRE.
commended by nurses,) Whitlows, Stiles, Testers,
Flea Bites Spider Stngs, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvey, Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts,
and Flesh Wounds, it is most valuable remedy and
cure, which can be testified to by thousands who
have used it in the city of Boston, and vicinity for the
last 80 years. In no instance will this Salve do an
injury, interfere with physicians prescriptions.
1t is made from the purest materials, from recipe
brought from Russia -of articles growing in that
cpuntry-and the proprietors have letters from all
classes, cergymen, physicians, captains, nurses,
and Others who have used it themselves, and recon-
mend it to others.
Redding's Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes,
stamped ON the cover with picture Of horse and
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on
the wrapper.
Price 25 cents box.
Sold at all the stores in town or country or may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist
SHILLINGTON, Pa Avenue.
Jan 22-eodif2m
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Col. FREMONT CATHoLIC.--The correspondent
of the Boston Atlas writes that Col. Fremont, the
prospective pet candidate of the Republican party
for the Presidency, is Roman Catholic.
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Mr. Delahay, the member of Congress from
Kansas, complains this morning in the Union that
that journal has misrepresented his course He
states that he is here as private citizen, and is
no reyolutionist
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Parodi and Strakosch are in Augusta, and wi
soon be In Washington. They have been remark
ably successful at the South
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tsH- The Ladies Of Grace Church (the
Rev. Alfred Holmead's) will open their Fair in aid
of the Church. on the night Of Easter Monday, March
24th in the Hall at the corner Of Pennsylvania
hue and Eleventh street, over the Book Store of
Mr. Farnham. The patronage of the friends Of the
church is earnestly asked.
Donations, during this week, may be sent 10 the
house Of the Rector, No. 73, street south between
Ninth and Tenth streets afterwards, TO the Fair
Room. mar l7--8t
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The snow at the North is still very deep, and
the railways are obstructed to some extent
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The whole number Of deaths by the yellow fever
at Portsmouth, Virginia, were LORI.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.
The following are the drawn numbers of the Pa
tapsco Institute Lottery, Class No. 93, drawn March
Is, 1856:
30 81 Sc rs "a IL AZ 40 2 so 80
The following are the drawn numbers of the Bel
Air Lottery, Glass No. Is, drawn March ls, 1856:
SO SO " 80 55 65 8 10 SO 10 80 Al
r. FRANCE 4 co.
d. a. McPHAIL, Commissioner.
mar 19-
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Yirxtnia.

The BAsKs.-The bills from the Senate 70 ex-
tend the charters Of the several banks near their
expiration were passed by the House Of Delegates
on Monday by large m.joities. The charters are
extended we believe, for . term of only six years
The banking capital Of the State Is somewhat en-
larged.
MOUNT VERNON The bin to incorporate the
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association Of the Union,
and 10 authorize the purchase of part Of Mount
Vernon, was passed by the House Of Delegates on
Monday by vote of 100 to 2. The Senate con-
Cured without single negative.
TIE TAxEs-The tax bill was also passed by a
vote of 96 TO 80
SLAVE PRoPERrY.--The amendments Of the Sen
ate to the bill to provide eectual protection
TO slave property were concurred in by the House.
At a late hour ON Monday night both Houses
resolved to prolong the session until the 10th, ito
day.)
ALBANY oBsERvAroRY.--D Distingmshed Guests.
Prof Airy, of Greenwich Hospitall lie yerrier, of
France Argelander, of Germany, the Strives, of
Russia, are among the guests expected at the open
ing Of the Dudley Observatory.
The committee-Messrs. 3. Van Rensselaer,, IT,.
Y. Lansing. g. Hawley, E. P. Prentice, Amasa J..
Barker, Thomas W. Olcott, D. D. Barnard, John
v. L. Pruyn, Thomas Hun--haye requested the
owners of the Cunard, Collins, Glasgow, and other
lines, to tender to their guests free passage
hither and home. The offer has been very gener-
ously responded to.
James s. Wadsworth, of Geneseo, has rendered
$500 to defray the expenses of Liebeg, the agri-
cultural chemist
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FOR SALE,

AA Available twO-stOry and attic Frame
WiI House and Lot, No. BOG, ON Ninth street west
built of best materials containing twelve rooms
wide passage, cellar all necessary outbuldings
pump of excellent water in the yard aud is consid .
cred of the most convenient houses in the city.
Terms: One-fourth cash residue in six, twelve,
and eighteen months. Inquire on the premises.
mar l0--d1w%
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MARRIED,

On the evening of the 18th instant at the residence
of d. *. Gardner, Esq, by the Rev. DR.. Peck r. j.
BRUCE, Of Baltimore to Miss MARY A. FINNEY,
of Cincinnati.
In this city, on Tuesday, the 18th instant by the
Rev. p. ID. Gurley, d. d., JOHN f. CLEMENTS,
Esq, Of Chicago, Illinois, to MARION J. McCLERY,
daughter of James McClery, of this city.
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CLOCKS.

@ CLOCKS. Rh
EyOR a good honest Clock always go to
IL FRANCIS'S, on Seventh street. HIS Clocks
cannot be exceled, and his prices will not frghten
you. He tries every one thoroughly himself and
those who buy of him sure to get good one, or
have their money refunded.
Chatting Dishes Dish Covers, Soup Tureens
Soapstone Griddles, Plate Warmers
Game Roasters, Oyster Broilers, Slaw Cutters, dc.
Prices low @. FRANCIS t.
jan 90 Seventh street.
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ASTINEBRAsKA CAUcUs.-The ant-Nebraska
Caucus last night at the Capitol was thinly attend
ed, on account of the weather. Ifa slight fall OF
snow can prevent members of Congress from
:" shrieking for freedom" in warm room, how
can they expect men to go to Kansas and fight for
freedom, when the mercury is "a degrees below
zero2
Our private opinion is, that the tide has turned
in the affairs of Kansas, and that reason and com.
mon sense are about to resume their sway. Bal
lots, not balls, win decide her destiny Her actual
settlers win soon take the entire management Of
her affairs, and will allow neither Missourians MOI
Massachusetts, men to usurp their control. In this
way alone, can her condition ever be assimilated
to that of we'll ordered and well governed Com.
monwealth
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" 20 boxes Oranges, in prime order
5000 Cucumber Pickles, in vinegar
loo bags family and extra Flour
Star, Nectar and Double Eagle Whiskey
Wesrs,No. ETHEREAL Oil, S8 cents
barrels Golden Syrup
Apple Brandy, Jamaica and New England Rum
Port and other Wines, Ac. s3e
For sale by w. III. TENNEY,
mar l2-eo3t Star Georgetown.
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Trouble in the Democratic Camp in Balti-

mOTea
We learn from the Baltimore Patriot that the
Democracy Of that city are at present In an inhar-
monious condition. Politics run high with them,
and breakers are ahead. A strong movement in
favor Of Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency has
sprung up, which meets fierce opposition from the
friends of General Pierce and official recipients of
his favors At the recent primary meetiogs, hav-
ing in view the appointment of delegates to the
Democratic National Convention, it appears the
Administration party out-generalled Mr.. Buchan-
ans friends in selecting men from the Fourth Con-
gressional District, or twelve upper wards. This
movement will, we learn, secure the appointment
of Charles j. M. Gwin, Esq, and Hon. Robert Nc
Lane, gentlemen with Pierce proclivities, as dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention. They are un-
derstood to be unpledged, but strong friends of the
administration.
Here then begins trouble triumph of the Gus
tomahonse chque-whose end is portentous The
Third district, embracing the eight lower wards
and part of Baltimore county, is also undergoing
fierce conflicts, but so far as our information ex-
tends, will demonstrate itself favorable to Mr. Bu-
chanan Hon. Joshua Yansant, Hon. James M
Duchanah, nj. DoWeh, anu oIher poHucians, are
spoken of as delegates from this district The
city, therefore, in its democratic policy is like
house divided against itself In this unfortunate
dilemma we find, by card in the Sun, that Rob-
ert Clinton Wright, Esq, President of the Demo-
cratic Convention, becoming indignant, has ten
dered his resignation. The end, it would seem, is
not yet. Storm clouds still lower in the distance
and hercer conflict may be pending. The City
Convention assemblies in few days to elect dele
gates, when matters will reach more tangible
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FOR RENT,
GxA A large Garden, with a good two
GiI story Frame House. II can be obtained alta
moderate rent by prompt tenant. Apply to
MARCELLUS WILSON,
Corner OF Mary land av. and 18th st, east
mar l4--8t* Near the Toll Gage.
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Msjor, We owe you one.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ More Cures. PmLADELrHiA, Sd mo. goth,
1850. Rnsscrxp FsskDs bad for several years been
snicted w Dyspepsia and occasionally general debility
accidentally tried thy medicine, Hoohands German Bit
ter In the hrs place upon daughter she having severe
spen Of Sickness Thy Hoonands German Btters had such
effect upon her general debility that induced to try Il
myself then got bottle, and used IL according 10 the
directions, and II relieved than anything had
before used giving general tone and strength the stomach
bea which continued for time. MY Iife for time
despared Of Thy Bers again being used acted very
happily upon the stomach and ntesncs and soon relieved
from the great pain suffered gave me general
health the system consider IT, Doctor one OF the most
valuable medicines used and shall take great plea
In recommending 1t TO others.
Very respectfully, thy friend,
4vFse y SAMUEL HUTTON,
No. 5, jennings Row Catlarine, above Third
To Dr. G. NJ Jackson, 100 Arch street, Philsdsphis.
see advertisement, 44kA mar elm
~ The most acceptable present which
you send your friend, three thousand miles on
box Of Durno's catarrh snu postage only six
mar 10
~ Public Schools There will be an exami-
nation of candidates for appointment Teachers or
Assistant Teachers in the Public Schools at the AL.
dermans Room, City Hall. on Wednesday afternoon,
at o'clock. All persons interested invited to be
present.
BY order of the Committee on Examination.
rf- G. j. ABBOT,
mar 1S- Secretary
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AS. T. MCINTOSH ~ CO., Diapers and
- Tailors, Pcnnsylvania avenue, near Four-and-
ton Of buyers to their new styles of spring goods
consisting of Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings of the
newest styles in market, which will be made in
superior manner, and on liberal terme.
Also, new style of Travelling or Driving Coat
Call and examine. mar 12-eod3w
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Sam1 w. Gibbs, Of Albany, N. X, sssignor TO
w. & ]. Tresdwell, Perry, h Norton, Of same
place.-For design for elevated oven stoves
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place.--For design for elevated oven stoves.
ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Adoph Hammer, of Philsdelphis, Pa.-For i'm
provement in mash machines. Patented Jany 0,
1855. Additional improvement Mar. 10, 1856.
Chss. III. johnson, Of Boston, Msss.--For inn
provement In gas burners. Patented June 2s,
1855. Additional Improvement March Is, 1855.
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Useful Invention!
WELLS BROADCAST GRAIN AND

THE ADORE Invention, SO valuable to the farming
l. community, was patented in December last and
for the first time is ol1ered to the farming inter-
est to inspect and test. 1t has long been desired by
the grain growing sections of the country to obtain
Machine that would save time and labor in sowing
the grain, and at the same time scatter the seed
ever ly and regularly the surface. This Ma
chine embraces all the desirable qualities requisite
for grain ard seed sowing. The Machine is cheap
and of simple arrangement. 1t can be attached
without trouble or expense, to the tore-wheels of
wagon o. to a cart, as may be desired. and worked
with one horse and boy. The Sewer can be reeu-
lated SO as to put any quantity of grain the
ground desired, and will sow from forty to fifty
bushels per day. according to the size of grain box
In all tests to which the
BROADCAST SOWER
has been subjected it has fully realized the expeota
tons Of most partial friends and in presenting it
to the rminS community do not hesitate to say
that II will perform all that it is recommended to do
The undersigned have purct ased tile right tn the
States of Delaware, Maryland, PENIS ylvania, Vir-
finia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas
GEORGIA. Alabama, Mississippi, Texas Florid, North
Carolina and Louisa ana, and Kansas and n ebraska
Territories.
&sa- Persons wishingto purchas, State or County
Rights in any OF the above named territory will adj
dress rs at Weston, Lewis county, Va; or Rights
may be obtained of JOHN KEE our Travelling
Agent. JAMES MCGEE,
July IL, 1s5S.-2rn THOMAS 5. WOOD.
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Trustee and Commissioners sale,

RY virtue Of decree rendered at.thelast Term #
~ the Circuit Coart OF Augusta County, in the
case Of Shetiey, Trustee, Gushing and others,
shall, on Friday, the goth day Of August, 1856 sell
the premises, to tie Highest bidRer DIT public auc-
ton, the valuable Dwelling and Store House, and
adjoining Lots, on Main Street, Statnton, how oc-
cupied by Edwin NJ. Cushing also the Store Room
adjoining, now occupied as Auction Ware Room
by CUSHING & WATTS; also valuable Slave,
named Oliver.
At the same time and place. as Trustee of E. NJ.
and A L. Cushing viii sell all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture Of the said E. NJ. and A. f. Cush
ing; also, all the Furniture of the Store Room,
Bake-honse, and other Personal Property of said
parties.
Terms OF SALE:-Of the purchase money of the
Real Estate, much to be paid cash as may be nee
essary to pay expenses of the sale and costs of suit
the balance in s, II, ls, and "a months. The slave,
Oliver, will be sold on a credit of six months the
other Personal Property, when the purchase money
amounts to ten dollars or more. on a credit Of three
months; under ten dollars cash. Negotiable Notes
with unquestionabe endorsers to be givet for tie
deferred payments and the title to the Real Estate
to be retained Ultimate security.
HUGH w. SIIEFFEY,
Trustee and Com'r.
July II, ls56-Spec. copy ids, and mark charge.
Printers fee Sc.
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OXYGENATED BITTERS.
From the Boston Nornino Post,

COOP ADVICE TO DYspErr1cs.-In these days of
quackery, penaceas and wonderful cures, it is hard
~ safe to recommend anything in the catalogue of
patent medicines, and We will not knowingly msead
readers in these matters; but when we have un-
deniable proof of the real value of the medicine,
and the testimony of good and estmable citizens
besides, feel it duty to give publicity to such
remedy. The Orygenated Bitters sold by Messrs
Seth W. Fowele & Co., 1873 Washington Street, we
know have received the sanction of scientific men,
ard their virtues and efficacy are fully attested by
many citizens of the highest responsibility.
Any individual suferin from weakness and de-
raDgement OF the stomach, nervousness or debility
in any form, will never regret making fair trial Of
this invaluable medicine.
SETH W. FOWLE CO., 1ss Washington St.,
Boston, Projectors. Sold by DR.. j.. c. NJ. Mer-
rillat and J. T. Laird, Staunton Va. and by their
agents everywhere. July IL, 1885,
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1875 prizes amounting to S2O4, 900
The 10, 900 Prizes oi So are determined by the
fttmber waich draws the $40, 900 Priye-if that
number should be an odd numberi then every odd
number ticket in the Scheme will be entitle. to IS
if an even number, then every number ticket
will be entitled to SIS, in addition to any other Prize
which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity Of odd aid
even number tickets will be certain of drawing
ly one-half the cost of the same, with chances OF
obtaining other Prizes.
All those tickets ending with 2, 4, G,s, even
all those ending with l, 8, 5; u 8, are odd.
jay Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
Gss~ All Prizes of 81 600 and under, paid imme
Giatev after the drawing-other Prizes ut the usual
time of Thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers i'm
mediately after the drawing.
WHOLE TICKETS, Sl0-HALyEs, S5,-QuARTEnsS 219s
Prize Tickets cashed Or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
S. SWAN 4 CO., Aaanta, Go.
or 5. SWAN, montgomery, Ala.
July Il, 1856.
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The attention Of the farmers OF Augusta
and adjoining counties is directed TO the
advertisement to be found in to-day's is
sue. oil WELLS Broadcast Grain and SEED
Sewer" We have examined the model
now on exhibition by Col John Kee, at
the American Hotel, and although our no
tions about farming are quite crude. we
think the invention combines as much oil
the two greatest recommendations OF ma
chinery-utility and simplicity any
thing we have ever seen. 1t IS cheap ana
cannot tail to answer, in an eminent de-
gree, the purposes for which it was de-
signed. We advise our farmers to exam
Inc the model, and If they are not pleased
with the whole design and construction of
the invention, we will acknowledge That
we will never make farmer.
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BLACK ROCK SPRINGS.

'INlls Delightful ". ,crhE rlaee vii be opened for
T. tie reception OF visitors the 18th of July
1t is situated in the county of Augusta 20 miles
East of StaanteE, l6 miles Gcm Way nesbaro', and
miles from Viewers Gaze. Hacks and buggies can
be readily obtained, either at Waynesboro' or at
Staun.ona
deem II altogether Unnecessary to enter into any
elaborate description. Its waters have been anay-
zed by Professor Rogers, aud pronounced the stron-
gest End purest Chat vbeate in the State. They are
ediedciuus in ceses Of dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
act most powerful On the kidneys, and general de-
biity bit their most powerful effects have been dis
played IN The cure OF various female diseases.
These Springs are admirably suited to persons
from Eastern Nirgininia, whose health would be
mdrt readily promotedbv the use o! the wa.ers and
the Mid ana healthy climate by which they are sur
founded. lhaeea. the region of country in which
they are situated, has been long noted for its sau-
blity and possessing rs they do, many advantages
both for he's It'll and pleasure, render them very
desirable retreat for few months, aud commend
to the rn5c favor by more than ordinary claims.
A ,dree Ban Room for those who may wish to en-
gage in the meanders of .he merry Dance
Terms toF board per week, Sc, children and SER
vants half price.
We pledge onrse'tes to spare pains to please all
WHO may tafoar MS With call.
l.. II. ID, fAULC0NERt ,...c-,
N. W. BATES, iroPric'prs'
July s, ls5G--tf