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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-16

Grocer, Central Square, East Boston.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS, the wrapper.
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL only by SETH
W. F0WLE Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be
addressed, anStfor sale by his agents.
AGENTs.-James Green, D. Scott, NJ. B. Green, Chas.
Clark, Worcester; c. II. Colburn, Leominster.
iebl2 eod2w&w2.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-16

DILEs-PILES-PIL sI-JENNfsoN's
Pile and Wolm Compounds sure cure for the Piles
for sale by DAVID SCOTT, and other respectable Drug
glsls in the United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-16
MRS. S, p. BOsWORTH,

FASHIONABLE DREss-MAKER,
No Newtury street.. Worcester
jy2l d6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

TO LBr.-Two Brown STONE HOUSES, STU AIED
Yves, Tweoiy-eeccnd street. between tse Ninth and
fen Ayepuvs bui IN modern reoe,e ev Ay
eonyerdepce. Apply 10 MORGAN PINBAR. No Hs wssa
suGet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

CrORRs AND DWELLINGS, TO L1f IN SRGOKLYs-
- The four story brick sores and relngs, Ncs
ls6 and lsS Fulton ready for Occupancy sOrv
e~eling wiz be rented sep.raie he dwelling part has
epteen rooms, calculated for large family boarding.
hsuse. Apply % J. D. COOKS. 40 Atlantic street.
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G0Q BROApWAY.-A. BASsrORD, JUNIOR-PRfZH
OOC billiard tables for exercise sale with auv
style OF oaahion dsered original combination oshnna an
psrior V ssy ever made hirnisAed A. low commonly
cnsrgee or ORDINARY cushions 1rmminRs, balls cloths,
80, Tor sae reasonable. Inspection re,pectfu, invited
&IGn "A sBCUND HAND RIIIIARD TABLE FOH
.plOU. sale With uproTed cushions In fst rate order.
Inquire at 80 Bowery.
A BAssFORD l49 FULTON, OF NO 8 ANN sFR HEF,
~ las Large number OF such light running billiard IA
bes az used in Europe with beds elastic cushions
tor paype or sale; made order osons suit
rooms French cue poo's assorted &C., for ssle
pERscNs WISHING TO PURCHASE BILLIARD IA
Il bles weuh frd 10 their advantage TO call At W. j.
sBAhPp at Fulton street. offer hem for es,s ehesp
and second hsno but little My improved Gu hons puS
on old tables ct the notice.
10 BTLLIARp PLAYFRs.-I AGAIN CAUTION THH
public sgpipst parties who are al gerps and oferng for
eae miserable worthless mta ton Of model billiard
tables and continuation cushions All genuine tables
cushions Of my improve VIII have engraved plate.
wifi my and date uf patent February 10, 1886.
MICHAEL PHEL4,N, W Caamb RS w., up stArs,
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CHIP AND STEAMSHIP Il HAVE INVENTED U5s-
> full apparatus tor shps and other vessels aud would ike
have person Join Ia oJpsrnershp The same lust
merely paying the OF the pa enng &c NOBEL
drawings s ready for sending of For furfber nfor
nation pleese CAL 81 NO 3si hudson avenue Brokyn "
D. COLDER.
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s FCOND STORY AND BACK BASEMENT TO LFr-OF
house 200 wes, Fifteenth street. 70 . small family. Re0t
40. 10 be seen lon 10 MS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14


BoIsa VIII Be rendered this evening by ,ly
B,jgnoH, sadiah and CoiIstti In the chief roles.
BRoAIwAY.-hr. and Mrs. Barney Williams continue
to attract large audiences Notwithstanding their pro
s S1sss 1Sem t. they play in Ma
s Ei..1 "in ana Out q rlA'' ana mo N'''s'''
NmIo's- Young Hengler's extraordinary rorm-
ances On the tight rope nightly astonishing pa
Of this house he opens the en- er,ainu ens this
evening and win be followed by the elsie Of Ny nphA
and "Mazulm"
BowERY-A grand complimentary benefit is to be
given the popular manager this establishment, Mr. J.
com,sny, host Of Other talented artists have voua.
sered, thus rendering tbs occasion brilliant it
the comedy Of 1.-THE Rivals" musical olio the pleasing
little piece styled kate Kearney," and The drama Of
"Robsrt Macsire."
London" which proved mnsnss'y successful at this
house some two years :go win b revived tonight With
an Heiress" win also DO played.
wAIAcxs.-The pleasant little comedy styled The
Captain Of the Watch" commences the programme for
evening The Ssn ' S Of s Ss
"The Pest OF Honor" ID the closing piece
LAURA KKENBs The latest hits Of the win b.
% a ss.S s,
ror" Miss Keene Mr. Jordan and other able artsts ap
| pear in both pieces.
| BROADWAY vAHrnn.--The elegant spectacle Of the
"Naiad Queen,n admirably rendered by the Wood
Marsh juvenile conedans Il Aipg this theatre every
night, and the little artists invariably elicit the most
| rapturous applause.
EMPIRE HAIl~-Mr. Kelsr's splendid tableaux stfn
dsljehtpg large and highly respectable audiences every
evening No person Of tssts and rennemsnt shouh miss
seeing these beautiful pictures. Mne. Lovarney and
other musical artists whiis away the inssrm between
| the iablauI with swest sonss, No.
l wooD's NISsIRns-fAs new burleequs entitled the
| sMkchisvsus Monkey" has proved . capital card.
George enaos the eunnr animal keeps the house
vussd with nsnmsnt. WIN b repeated tonight,
| proceeded BY songs, Ia
| The GLE AID MADR,oAL UrIoH win give another
srtainment, oonslsrg Of hps old Enslsh songs and
balats st Hope Chapel tks evening. A these s0recs
have became very popular, the attendance win doubtisss
4 BE- quito largo n t--s5ys4 fs YR
TEE Dusuponp GAnnS, a ~ Dros6wAy, contains .
sssa " III, We have sh1sy ~ - ~ sstA M ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

The price Of the Minnesota includes the declared and
dividend Of $40 per share and al the Others
the roltse which has declined % Der share
siov handsome advance in market value. fns annual
meeting Of the Teltec Copper Company, fer cboss Of d.
rectors win tAke place in this dy Wednesday nsxt
the 1lth inst Owing 70 the interruption which aftsnd
the working Of the mine during the extreme cold weather
Of January, February and March,, the company had
twenty s1 tons Of copper but Il Vas estimated thai The
yield In April and Nay would increase the amount 70
sixty toss and that the suseeeding months would
6psd pgot copper In ths market about 80 cent? Der
peund end the article commando ready sas both hsrs
spd IN New York. Berg frss from any hAlAsss = -
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City Mills apo st Louis .......e 90 q
Included in the sales were 450 500 bbls. CAnad
the apove quotations. Southern was firm, with
about 500 bbls. . prices given in the above
Whea'-ssles Of Z, 900 bushels Chicago spring vel
at 81 49,: 1000 90. Southern red, at 81 so, and
common southern white, at 81 IS. Corn was
with sales Of about 30, 600 GO, 600 BUSHELS iuoud
tilirg and Eastern corn, at 61c. . $50; sound u
8 600 bushels Devereux prime North Carolina VI
Geo. Rye was quiet, at 78c. SOC. for Northern
we're IN good supply, and dull.
COFTEE.-An auction sale Of Rio, to come of on
inst, had tendency to check transactions.
remainder at 1870. . II 10, and 600 800 mats
14hs . 14s<c.
CoTToS.-The market was active. with sales Of
5000 bales, the greater portion in transitu. II
kes, since the receipt of the AtlAntics news has
about hc. 20. per ID; middiipg uplands being
at about 10Xc. 1910.
FRneHTs.- Rates 70 British ports were Arm'
more Cfferirg. 70 Liverpool-About 1000 so
-four, 1t 2s 2s. 30 tn %. Id. and about IL 600
bacon at 2bs and 900 bills. rcsin at q. 3D.; an
100 500 bales cotton At 16d. . 1921. 70 elias
Iestel was epgs ged to load with grain ct 3D., .
feur at 20. vessel was chartered Tor Cadls
Rates to the Continent were unchanged. I
BAy-koderate sales were making ct 100. 90
MoIAssls.-Sa'es Of 81 hdds clay cd Cuba were
leans, at 47c.
NAVAL STORES quiet
Observation-Disclosures srket Was excited IN
HImer the sales embraced 400 . 500 bbls. moss,
% . 10 57K, with small sales reported ct 90
fales Of 1000 bills. we're made 1000 TO arrive in
and the other In September, o. el8 76c. Prime p
at SIS 81 SIS sc. Beef was steady, with sales
bbs. country prime and mess ct unchanged
prime n ers YVES quiet, ct Is. . 49,, and beef J
IA, IT. Bacon was scarce and wantAd, %
10xc. Cut meats were firm. with sales Of $50 hf
tierces, at7xc . IKE, and hams ct SXe. oss
was I'll m, with sales Of $50 bills, ct 101Se 1o,<s
butter ms selling ct 14s No., and State at l0e.
Cheese ranged from OK 70 &c.,, with NH demas
OIIs.-EngHsh linseed was, on the strength Of
lantic's news, held highsr-holders demanded q
There Was NO change Of moment to notise u
sperm.
sncr.-700 lbs. African ginger sold ct $40.
SueARs.--fhe market was activs. and the saSss
ed from 200 TO 400 hogsheads Cuee m!
chiefly ct exc. . 10. Tor refining. lneluAed N
were also 400 hogsAsads Porto Rico at No y
800 boxes Asown Havana sold - 0xe. ING.
WnsKxY-we noticed saIss u 200 barrels ohid
Prison was ct 20xe. - :.
TonAcco q not very setive fbr reasons previousl
prices for good selections are WY hrm. sales
Virginia end Kentucky, ut NO. l4e.; o. bales
% "a; ~ a. ne6as, o. :; I'D eassf :
] - ~ y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14
Four Men Buried In n Coal Mine Thirteen
Days-Their Final Rescue.

Four Men Buried In n Coal Mine Thirteen
Days-Their Final Rescue.
We published some days since the fast that four
had been entombed in coal mine Ohio by the cavns
in OF the earth at the entrance Of the mine The Zsnes
VILE Gazette Of the 9th inst, says:-
The disaster at the Blue Rock coal mines, by which
four rersors buried (ave) has been the principal
subjc Of LEGAL interest in vicinity during the past
25th ult about IL eclock A. NJ, that by the time
We 60 to press (Tuescay) little more than eleven Gays
hope finding the miners alive would of course, exist
only for the fact that prcvions were in the mine at the
time It fell in The names Of the miners who are en-
ton bed are Pierson, Getwood, Savage ana Jgen.
We learn that on Sunday evening the workmen came
to pillar Of &C oil not broken down. which they recog
n1.d IS Hoppers room They are 10 hopes they viii b.
eight feet EACH and by this reach the spot
the lost miners are supposed to be.
day besides $50 in prevsio About eighty hands are
employed, not nciuciDg the females engaged In cook
The mine is full Of foul air. The workmen enabled
to remain at their post only by keeping them supplied
with fresh air, which supplied By bellows near the
exterior.
The Columbus (obio) statsman, of the 9th inst,
tains the following in relation the final Of tn
above persons
Thirteen days ego four buried alive BY the
falling in of coal mine in which they we're ct work. 81
place called Blue Rock the Muskngum river, below
Zanesvs Ever sLce aborers have been ut work 70 Gig
them out at last have the following despatch re-
ceived from Zanesvle about O'Clock Yesterday after
noon for which indebted TO the Union line:-
ZAsEsvrIE Nay 8, 1855
10 ONO SrATrsMASOur scvices from Blue Rock, 81
noon cay say the workmen engaged In rescuing the
four buried Ia the coal bank Then enough
70 converse with the men They were al alive and pretty
well considering their thirteen days entombment They
expected to reach them in few hours.
The poor fellows had gone In with but single bsske
of prevscrs to DO an ordinary days work. Parties havs
been excavatrg oonstanty day and night TO rescu.
them from q living grave. The whos country round
hout has in tho aDyAty. and this
the FIRST ray Of discovery 70 their dreadful condition
fatA.
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presenson Of the "Barty rdcm Of Huss" considsred
o master pleoe of the kind. M.-t* -

presenstion Of the "Harty rdcm Of Huss considsred
. mastsrpieos Of the kind t* -
The AIIxGHAHIANs This celebrated band Of voealsts
vi give their first In this city sncs return
from Cshfernia, at TIE Tabernacle Friday evening
Return OF OLD FAvoRTEs -Al who have bad the plea
sure Of hearing Mrs Louisa Pyne ard Mr.. Harrison viii
gscy welcome the return Of there feminentiy popular
vocshsts. They announced to give concert at Nj
bios Saloon next Monday evening.
Mr.. ". A. FIEnIsa.-A complim entary testimonial il
to be gver this svorte artist ut the Brooklyn Athenu
rex Frosy evening" Several popular performers to
appear the occasion.
BROOKLYN husErM.- The Thsspian Dramatic Associa-
ten are to give their manager, Mr.. Widdcopb
plineLtaIy benefit on Nc ndsy evening. They have Il.
sued > very attractive bill BY way Of preliminary.
FIEGANT ENTERTAINMENT Mr. Esfelc q cramatic vocal
and instr concert to take place at the Academy
Of Mu'c next Saturday evening" expected to prove one
of the greatest treats Of the kind have had this Sea-
son. lt
NAE. la GRANGE AND Mr.. L. n. GoTTscHAIK-Thsse
gifted and highly popular artists have recently been IA
vorpg the lovers Of mufc in neighboring cities with
series of concerts. They perform in New Haven on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

We have inforsa alton from Kansas mp 70 Monday last
At that time Sheriff Jones nin alive, though In
very critical condition There II little probability Of his
restoration to health. The commission TO inquire into
the Kansas election case stin ct IAwsnce-AH the
members In attendance. When che examination OF
Reedsrs witnestss IL upleted the committee VIII ID
curn 70 Lseompton. where other testn ony viii b TAX
en-. part Of COL Summers military force was encsmP-
Cd about four miles from IAwresss. very considsrabe
sngrstop continued TO arrive from the north - Won
o. the South but the people, the feeling
st. Louis Rps1*ccs, koyA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14
From Newfoundland

The Neopndlander OF 2Sth ut in speaking of the re
iu Of the seal fishery Of the present season. says We
regret that cannot report avoraby Of the general re-
fuls ot The real fishery thus far Some heavy trips have
certainly been brought In and few others are reported
but taxing all into account the 1T this date
IL Of very partial character The catch excseds that
ctrsinec 1t the corresponding period Of last year. but
TIE voysge then was an unusually short one. We sim
cerey trust this weeks arrivals may exhibit decided
irproveu emit otherwise, fear the issue will be far
frcm prosperc sealer which had arrived at g.
Johns with 600 SEALS fell in the banks With the
Of dead whale II which about Eve tons of fat
was OBJ sined. II Is said to have been sperm whale
but how 1t came into that latitude Ia problem not easily
solved
Ssnguine hopes expressed to the ultimate
OF the sub marine telegraph and the future mpr
The cable to connect Newfoundland with Cape Breton
70 to be laid down by the In the month Ct
Jur and 1t Is anticipated that the line will be in work
irg order for the transmission of messges between st.
Johns and New York BY the month Of August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

ARD FOR GENERAL WALKER.-The schooner
Nina Schafer is expected to leave morning with
over two hundred emigrants for Nicaragua. Some of
them yourg Of this city calculated to do good
service in any enterprise. Among them Is talented
frexd and predecessor, Mr.. James v. Tnomas who
having for time ably and faithful conducted this
department of the Bee taxa the liberty through this
mee INN, of especially commencing to the vor Of Gen.
Wake Among the emgrsnts going several families
from lows. --Nau Orleans Bee, Nay 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

Annual nsst,ns u the American msaseal
~. Asociation.
The session OF this body commsnesd ct Detroit, Meh
gan the 9th inst The following delegates appeared
81 the opening
SEQ. B. Wood Phila., College Physicians, Phila.
z Pitcher Detroit, pen msnent member.
q. Pisree. Winchester, ~ H, Ned. Soc.
r J. Breckenridge, Louisyils, KY U. g. n. Hospital
Theo. Nttiidge, waltham, Mass, Mass. Mse. 300.
g. BeArdslsy, North Bradford, Conn, N. Il. Co. Ned
A & Post, N. j., University, M
j. C. Gorto., Detroit 8 ate Ned. Soc.
". Lyons, Huntington, Conn.,, Huntingdon Co. Ned
J. r. Flint, Louisville, KY, School of Med.
ChAs. 3. nipler, g. S. Army.
:. A: Brown, De roit, Detroit Ned. Assoc.
9 w. Le Boutiller, St. Anthony Min. Ter. Med. Soc
J. Green, Worcester, Mass, Mass. Med. Soc
A. D. Stebbins, Detroit. Fer uansnt member.
b. r. Frost, Charleston, 9. c., Mod. COL S. G.
Md. Sec
&c n.s.,mon JsrssyviIls, N, Jsrs.y GO Med. eos.
Morse Stuart, Detroit, Detroit Med. Soc
Moses Gum Detroit Mich. University.
II. p. Cobb, Detroit. Mich Med. Boo.
A. L. Leland, Detroit, permanent megosr
OAsper Wistar Phila., Phila. Med. SEQ.
q; Taylor, Mt. Clenens permanent member:
B. Ives, New Haven, Conn, Corn. Med 300.
s. Woodwork, Fort Wayne, IsA, Allen Co. Ned. sos.
W80&nQ, SOC.
8. r. Arnold Michigan, Mich. Med. 500.
T. d. Cone, Hlsdaie, Mich, Mich Med. Soc.
O. H. Swain Toeco, Ohio, Ned. soe Southern Central
p. G. Bertolet Obey Pa., Ned soc, Reading.
b. Williams, Jr., Alton, m. Med 500, Madison Co.
W. Herbts, Berks Co., Pa Reading Med. Soc
l. Humphreys, South Bend Ind, st. Jo Co. Med Soc.
A J. Fuller, Bath, Ne, Maine Med. Association.
o P. James, Doyleston, Bucks Co. Ned. Soc.
G. s. Palmer, Gardiner, Me-, Maine Med. Soe
:. Andrews, Paw Paw, Mich, permanent msmbs!.
B. Barnum, Schoolcratt Mich, q. W. Midi Med. Soc.
A. E L~ste, Romeo, Aicn N. B. Dist Ned. Asst.
J. b Lndsey, Nashville, Tenn, University Of Nash
ha Convel, Nashville, Tenn. Tennessee Med. Soc.
B. B. North, Cornwall, Conn.,, Itchfed Co. Ned. Soc.
W. Brisbane, Arena, Wis, Wisconsin Meo Soc.
Jim Neil, Phia, Penn. Med. College.
David Harrison, Mddetown, Conn.
?. G. Rockwell, Waterbury, Conn, Conn. Med. Soc
J. R. Wood, New York Bellevue Hospital.
VIM. Rockwell New York. N. Y. %. Med 500.
r. Tillson. Romeo, Mich, Michigan Med Soc.
J. H Douglas N. Y City, N. Y. Academy of Medicine
n R. Boutslle. wateEvls Me-, Maine, Med Ass.
H. Monroe, Belfast Me-, Me. Med. Soc.
J. MeNutty, N Y. Academy of Ned.
J Gluek, N. Y, Eastern Mspensary N Y.
j. T. Warren, Diamond Hill, r. l. Med. Soc
n P. Monroe, Belfast, Me-, Ne. Med. Soc.
John Rsam HemP6eld, Pa, lancaster county, Md.
10.
?. Cassidy, Lancaster City /"
H. Carpenter,
b. W. Adams. Boston, Mass. Med. 500.
j. 1. Phelps, N. Y, Kappa lambda.
Rrasmus d. Miller. Dorchester, Mass. Ned. 500.
H. r. storer, Boston, Boston Lying in Hospital.
George B. Russell, Detroit, Mich. Med Soc.
LuSsn Huntir gdon, Pa, Huntingdon Co. Med. Soc
j. M Gsnmil, Alexaneria, Pa, Pa. Med Soc.
=. A. Patterson, Teoumseb, Mich Med. 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14
CITY COMmERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, May 1876
AsBEs.-Tbe market WAS easier, with small sales
Ut 8 cents.
BREApsTuFFs.-Flour-Th market was steady,
terdsy's prices. The advance In freights had . to
10 check purchases for export. The salss em
about 5000 1900 bbls., at about the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

y TOT the year. .Izo,zoo oJ,oUo oo.''1
The total value of imports at the port of Genssee,
oceser during the month Of April last was sos 372
20. OF this, $75sls 20 in foreign and sl9,7oS in
American vessels. OF the articles there about
bushels Of wheat, about 1000 barrels of four 5000
pounds Of WOOL and 1c00 bushels Of clover sesd
One horse brought over was valued at 81, o25.
We gave few days since the earnings Of the Illinois
Central road, in round numbers for April We now sp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

At meeting OF the Detroit and Toledo Railroad Com
papy held few days since in Detroit 1t determined
to let the contract the whole work within thirty day,
and to complete the road ct farthes by the first Of
nusry next.
The Boston Courier gives the following remarks rela-
tive the prominent copper mining stocks that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

The toDr CT THIS road IN April SHOWS IArg6 m
the corresponding month in 1885, when ae
freight business thought to be very heavy Each
month Of this year has exhibited very gratifying in
crease over year and 1854 will be by the fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

Resolved 1bs. the thanks this association are due and are
e. 70 s ss:s sn CT s
amply furnishing to us accommodation Tor tho oonvenens
Rssoved That The urbspe department and elegant hospital
% 81 he 81 haa q %
hon high spprecs Of the cultivated manners Of this Of
sure Of the here the delegates from abroad
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION
Mary members had lett for home and the meeting this
morning was but thinly attended.
Dr. P4IMyR of H.. moved that DR.. Coolidge, q. s. A.
be substituted in the place of Dr. Finley, U s. A., a.
ember Of the Committee Medical Topography and
End emcs Dr. r said he make the motion Dy request
Carried.
On motion Of Dr. AIrH, it wss
sensS osa &. ss,
Be By % ss be on ns a.. &
@ , seS report s
on the csath Of Dr. P Csirborns Gooch, Of Richmond
Va, during the pestilence .. Norfolk.
Dr. DESToS Of Mich offered the following -
Resolved Th.t c,mmiee Of t,ee ahsl 0e spnansea;
aid c,ect and material for an American Aedi'
proposed amendment TO the constitution being under
oonsi craft providing tha amy member who omits 70
pay for the published transactions for three successive
years shall Be considered Withdrawn" laid the
table until the next meeting.
On motion OF K X. tsrrH, II was
- Re- ,ens Sc 81 20 @
6caon of those dsess which involve arrangement Of The
"i Dr. !. Was appointed chairman Of the committee
ResoIyed That the Committee Publication be requested
70 transmit annually 70 The ARCHAEOLOGICAL Society Of London
4 eouy OF our transacions.
on motion Of Dr.. GUM Ct Michigan,
Resolved The. any medical Institution not heretofore
A. % sSs % e =:
N Grvr MD he wished 10 provide against the Influx
ofsuen fellows stfnsfslIow, Rssosr, &c. &c. the bor
Ai,sr some Complimentary resolutions, the ISOLATION
s6surpee to meet kashvile, Tenn, IN 1857 ne
soc,afIon has bees emphatoay working BODY Of ints
reason sbls iusts IL cs'y gpeyds It We poss 6por.
tant trsossesapes.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-01
Rhea County Sulphur Springs

FENE public will be grltifed to learn that these
II rprlngs are nov being improved In q comfortable
anu SUBSTANTIAL manner, for the accommodation Of the
public These waters veil tested by living subjects
(as vel AS BY anaJss) Many Of the oldest inhabi-
ants OF the country have derived material
from them, and many very astonishing cures ha re been
effected BY the free use Of tlese waters
The waters act as Powerful dinfetlc esthartic and
Alternative. II has cured hundreds o. patients Of ys-
pepsia General Debility, al affections Of the skin and
kidneys, Habitual Costiven.ss Torpidty OF the Liver.
&c. &C. The public referred to the following gem
uemen:
Major McCaIlie Col. Whtesides, Col. Brabson, Dr.
Kennedy. sr., and DR.. Gllepis, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Jonas Hoyl, Cleveland. Ttnn.
Hon. Samr A. Smith, NJ. O., Charleston, Tenn.
Dr. John Hoyl DR.. J. W. Gillespie, Rev James Cash,
Rev. Jno. Yarnell, Rev. NJ. Crouch, ID T. Gillespie
ESQ, and A. c. Day, Post Master, Rhea county, Tenn
And in fact, all the oldest Inhabitants IN Rhea and adj
joining counties, who dte to extraordinary cures
performed by these waters.
The Springs situated four miles from Brady's Fer
~, in Rhea county, Tenn, on the Northwest side OF
Tennessee River, IS miles above Chattanooga "a from
Athens, and ~ from Washington.
The direct route for persons from the South Is to
60 to Athens by the cars and at this place arrange
ments are made with Mr. Bridges TO convey passengers
on reasonable terms to the Springs.
Boarding can be obtained at $3.50 n week, and ne
pains will be spared TO give general satisfaction.
June 27-3m-4O5 W. .H0RR, NJ. D., Proprietor.