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At CaT5llton on Wednesday the 27th October o'clock
this city.
On Tuesday, 26tl inst, athalrpRst M Of yellow fever
SARAH MURPHY wife Of Patk Golden, native Of County
Gataay Ireland.
On Wednesday, 2Tih inst at 8 O'clock A. M. WILLIAM
T. Of Richard and Lousa NJ, Francis aged years aud
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AsHoeKIRG AFFAIR-In New York, on the even
ing Of the 18th man named Patrick stackpole in
atof fury struck at his wife with heavy stick,
aiming the blow At the top Of her head. His wife
was sitting on . chair holding in her lap an infant
thFee months old. She lodged and the blow intended
for her hit the child the head killing it Instantly
The police were apprised Of the occurrence and at
oace arrested the father and locked him up.
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LAugoHED. The United States sloop.oEwar Ian
caster costing seven hundred thousand dollars was
launched at Philadelphia on the Goth instant. Miss
Harriet Lane the niece Of President Buchanan
ehrisened she sloop by breaking bottle Of Conestoga
water over her (the ship's) bows
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EnIRD DIsrRIor BOYS Hon souooI.-- Super
intendent gives notice that the Committee on Teach
ara Of the Third District School Board win meet to-
day and tomorrow for the purpose Of examining APP
pleants for the office Of Principal of the Boys
High School We call the attention Of those inter.
ested 70 the published notice in another column
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That EE0tek1st Disease.

Every one will bear Out saying that 0hs and Fever Is
hateful disease But real specific has been Obtained for
Yes reader You need never have it, or if You already have
you can at onee be cured by tuking
Dir. 0SG00D'S GH0LAGOGUE.
ThiSts the ony sure, certain remedy this hateful disease
Ne one reed ever complain assn having it. unless they have
never taken this celebrated remedy II onee they take
0SGDODtS GH0LAGoGuE
Then farewell 10 Ghlls and Fever forever
For safe ia New Orleans, wholesale and retail, By
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl chartres street,
General Agents for the Southern States and to whom ali
orders should ee addressed. o25 2p6t&ItW
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Corning Paper.

Just received, full supply of French and German
COPYING PAPER
Blue and White, warranted superior article Forsle by
D. FELT Il SrETSON,
OF 2p6 81 Camp street
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Flsrsttasre FV7arer0oa,ss

17Vsa%sSSS ~ a S4'SSssSSEs0 w sSs'eRs00assS
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos. III and 17s Canal street, Ne,O orleans,
Has justrecoyed from this manufaotory beautifnsto
splendid MAHOGANY AEMorEs and BEDsTEADs. In ad
ditioo Is hishherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING in his line eff buoiness Parttes
wishing anything in his line, win and it their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM 81. STEWART,
oc25 2p6t&tW III and I7s G.nal street.
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WASHINGTON FfRE CoMPANY No. pa special
meeting Of This Company on important business,
h h b. held at o'clock this evening, Members
Wi please read the Presidents published call, in
another column
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ReasuoU0G.


The BOOT and SHOE part of O Z. CATE CO. IS business
has been removed from No Il to No Is CAMP STREET three
McDounod3
In announcing this change they wish say their stock Is
complete in every deparmentthat it is manufactured The
City Retail Trade,
and that attention shall be wanting make their house
what every one IL anxious to find
A GOOD SHOE sTOBE,n
in every of The term They continue the sale of
TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS, vALIsEs,
AND NEGRO HATS
At their old place, No. r.
c. E. CATE s. CO.,
o25 2p6t e and ID Camp street.
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NEW 0RIEANs, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAIIRo4n. Alter the LIST proximo cotton is to be
transported BY the bale on the above road, and not
by weight AZ heretofore. This will interest the cot
ton trade considerably. The tariff of freight by the
bale, ID advertised in another column.
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Va tte Cnl,r.olEfoar sloree.

Sp ,-7,,, ~, - ,.,,,, - ,,a,4 s, t,-,r, ,,,,rrr,
~,
L..
y
I'd r. KE @ - ~ g
and other Goods that ever been offered in this city
before.
Prices Lower than tI,ose NJ t1,e Inst Crisis!
BRoCI4R mn .r,r "a -. - SOL,
SATIN sTprpEn M, ,T,,r, ,,,l
RTCH CoIoRRn ~
PrATy
SCOTru prArns a. a.
SATIN sTP1ppn pep,,,
PLAIN caCr4r,1rpps
,..-,..;.. -
pr AN CnTo ppr, ~, ~, ~.
PAIN pnIrTr ~, 80,
eRos nm p4TT
,p,rTnr,
popurr,-,,
,,,,r,
'''''' = '''f'' Nr'Sses'
oF THE CHOICEST AND MOST ELEGANT STYLES II
RICH PRINTED DE LAME.
OAcHEN1RE D'EcossG.
MERINOEs.
GROs ODER pP7Nrq
ROBES A-rrz and vALEScIA, etc.
ROBES DEUN JUFES,
l" lie Newest Fabrics and Designs
r,ant ,, ~. r.. ,'l'y@ls usp"''
,.rt Nc .t -, ,,,..s
~ DC 10 Aep' oS HouSes exclusively III 'hoSe articles
HOSIERY,
S% TAl1., "NT ',1z,, ., o,vs
Ladies, and GENTS, KIN GLOVES
Ladies' and Gents, SILK and Cashmere GLOVES
sHAwLs with Hoods,
MANTELLEr suAwLs,
MoUsAYA sHAwLs
81 Ella sHA"LS'
LONG sHAWLs'
CHILDREN'S SHAWLs, y
EMBEo1DER1Es AN Descriptions.
French aud Msrino BLANKETs-aI sizes and qualities.
silk and Wooden DAMAsEs
Uo,lan yEUr r,TS q. 49,.
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER rs, 1858.
ne are under obligations to Mi. Eugene Cor
man Eor ate papers.
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Il PG1'GtgoC.
Gas Ftcgayres.

HENDERSON e. GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street,
Are now opening complete assortment Of GAS CHAN
DELlERs, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, etc, Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
ranging from the lowest priced upwards.
Whea desired, they will be put up without extra charge
~.
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Go9,uerse " Co,


gsa.~....,..,a RAv1nR STREET.
Dealers at
froEns-4z.E 1aND zsze z,4zz.,
ALI DESCRIPTIONS OF
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Tobacco ana Cigars.
Have in store complete weseected assortment Of
their line adapted the wants of consumers civ and
country merchants Our Goods as detailed below o offer for
sale in any quantity desired:
BrandIes-
OF the following brands, in half pipes, quarter
and eighth casks, demIohns and by The bottle:
oTARD nUPuY 4 CO., 1888,
oTARD DUPY 4 CO., v. o. p
MARhrT t CO.,
RAYNAL i ALUssE.
BISCUIT, TRICoGHE & CO.
vINTAGEs of '4s, '51 and t62,
PIERRE PINET Ell Fills,
ALFRED sETGNErTE,
JEAN ROUBLET
A. MAURELL,
PELLEvoIsTN,
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NolIcs Tie attention Of purchasers is called 10
tae se 4 auction Of tie furniture Of s Donnel Esq at
his residence ffontng Aanuneiaon street, this day At 10
oe.ees y b Sykes anetoaeef Catalogues VIII be fur
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~GtOthtslg /!
LARGE AND SPLENDID
FALL AND WINTER ASSORTMENT
or
CLOTHING,
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK PER STEAMERS
BLACK WARRIOR AND CAHAwBA
H& Cd ER nc HR ri MRMyH1 El.s1 N "a :
ID AND 10 CAMP STREET.

AES CD H$ nc -@E III Me- MrH1 EaG- n, VA >
10 AND 10 CAMP STREET.
am now opening and have hand the MOST COM
PLETE assortment of
Clothing ana Furnishing Goods
offered in the Southern market consisting po OF the
following;
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN FRoCK Coats.
DRESS ..
Fancy Cashmere OFFICE and BUSINESS SUITS of every
variety.
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS; Black aud Fancy silk do
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PANTS
PRESIDENT CLOTH RAGLANs.
PILOT
Fancy Tweed RAGLANs-a superior article.
Black and Faucy Cashmere RAGLANs.
Shaker Flannel UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS.
Merino
Cotton
silk .
Nerino, Lambs Wool SIX and Cotton HALF HOSE.
splendid assortment CRAyATs, STOCKS, GLOVES, UNI.
BRELLAs, ETC.
A large and superior lot of
Philadelphia Sole Leather Trunks.
The most splendid assortment Of
80 rs AND 70 J-I:EYS or. D 1.xyZarG
Ever offered in he South,
And in fact everything comprised in my line.
nsstrnnger and the public invited cal and exam.
ROBERT PIrEIN,
% Prot I3 AMI 10 Camp street.
Corntces omd yB'tndo,o Shades.
TOD d e G o.,
80 CANAL STREET,
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.Eetf iel.s0M .gcndelllI.

No. So BOURBON STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Conducted by G, }. Lord.
This establishment Is for tho reception of pupils
the classes will be Rnged for the winter as soon as post
ble Parents having school are cali
and see the establishment. ola 2pIu
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orEhouIAs RAInRoAp.- This road is now perfectly
fixed and offers unusual inducements to travellers and
shlppers who wish to reach or come from Texas by
the short cat, via Berwick's Bay The road now has
Tho carrying If the y. s. mails and the quick com.
maaication with Texas is three times week, regu.
larly Halfpast seven o'clock, on Monday Wednes-
day and Saturday mornings, ID the schedule of de
parture from the ST. Ann street ferry. We refer to
the advertisement for full particulars.
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From VERA CRUz.-By the arrival of the H. E.
Spearing, Capt Rogers from Vera Cruz on the I'D
instant, we have a copy Of Ei Progresso of the
I'D. The only item of interest is report from Cen
Blancarte at Gaadaailra to the zuoaga Government,
regarding tie detection Of Cen Casanova,
The town of Lagos had been taken by the Consti.
nationalist forces Of Zacatecas and Nueya Leon.
The U. S. sloop.olwar Plymouth and bark Wild
Fire were in port at Vera Cruz when the spearing
left.
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ErldaY nIorning,s Creaoent.

Thanks tothestearner Belfast for late up.river
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The Crescent will be printed on double.sheet to
morrow morning, and viii contain a great quantity
u excellent reading matter on all subjects and of
varied interest The o7icial proceedings Of both
Boardsof tie City Council Of Tuesday evening" and
the ancalledfor letters now remaining in the Post
0Aice viii also appear, aud our advertising columns
sufficiently designate where the cheapest and best Of
I'LL KINDS 81 wares and merchandise may be obtained
ss--
PHEASANT VIsIT,-Iaate last night-for, as a
general thing, We stay at our Office late-we were
surprised and We may add delighted, with strain Of
very sweet music, which We were not long in ascer-
tanning was intended as serenade to the Crescent
ofae The violin, the finite, the guitar and the tran
Gle. blended together in q number Of popular airs,
with 80 much sweetness and finish that at first We
mistook the band for some theatrical ballroom
chestra. Wefound out however that they were not
professionals but amateurs; number Of young gen
tesnen organized under the name Of the Columbian
Associations who have been practising and rehearsng
during the dull intervals Of the past season, and who
1age reaebed degree OF perfection of which they
may be proud For the compliment of the visit and
aerenaae, they have the thanks and best wishes Of
the grescent- editors, printers and all.
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.EietV and Improved EnB-SgGmd.
Just received, an invoice of DowLER'5 New Patent
ANTLCORROSIVE INK.STAND.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.-By the action of raising the
cover the dip cup fills with ink by closing the cover the
returns back again into the argh stand. For filling
ing the rim can be taken OIL by the bayone joint
For saleby
D. FELT & STETSON,
OF 2p6t 81 Camp
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FRRootous LYNx.--A farmer at Cote st. Paul,
near the Lachine Canal, Montreal on the evening Of
the 18th instant perceived large lynx in his poultry
yard, and engaged in Tasting on one of his ducks
The owner not knowing the description of animal he
had to deal with, turned out large aud ferocions
dog he had upon the lynx, but the dog was soon put
hofs dW combat The lynx then climbed up a tree,
when the farmer loaded his gun and put bullet
through his head which brought him to the ground.
The lynx was Of large size and in good condition.
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SINGULAR FArALwY. NJ. Alonzo Norris, of
MATTHIAS Vineyard, Mass, was one of the lost on the
ill-iated steamer Austria. He had been absent from
home nearly two years, and when last heard from was
second officer Of the Snap Dragon, His father was
Killed on board his ship some years since by the
natives Of some Of the Pacific Islands while his boats
were off in pursuit of whales, and a few months sub.
sequent to the reception Of the melancholy tidings,
his widow was instantly killed by lightning willie
sitting in her house at Holmes Hole
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Ba5LGas. 40 sorts Of steam boilers, doubIeane,
saesiga aRa tssaaE sFs T. b had 81 n d Lowbsr c.
NE sma street We planters ers and runners N
a kaas o m9ehineg 9the advertisements IN another eeluan
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DONATIONS 90 THE HowARDs- The contributions
Eaat into the Towards yesterday amounted to 1854.
QUE of the items II That Of Mr. 4. p Murray's sales
~ Bis establishment Oh Tuesday, amounting to $44.
thaty, Bella and Florence it appears, conspired to
ssha ten dollars u u interesting TO read the list
d contributors ID Tie Towards.
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Boueg,s EeroMne Coftot, seed.

CLOTHING In EVERY VARIETY,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ole q sm BLANKETS, EERSETs. ae
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CorToN.The receipts 81 the staple for the twenty
four hours ending at O'clock last evening were, by
Tito II. III. Adams, from Memphis, SOC bales Anna
perret, from 0peloasas, AIS Yazoo Belle from
Alexandria, 42 Capitol, from Bayou Sara, 76l
Jackson Railroad, sss total, ,47s bales Receipts
for the corresponding day last year we're l21 bales.
saes un the 2sth Of October 1857, 5000 bales at o.
"a 10 cents for Middliugi and 1O5 to l04 for Good
Aiddling. Among the other many items Of produce
received yesterday, which include almost everything
raised ia the gfeat West were cows, calves, horses
mules sheep, beeves oF every kind and six thousand
chickens hy oae boat How many more by other
boats We did not stop to inquire. There was no evil
denae Of falling Of IN trade ia what was seen yes
terdaY. no, not bit. Try tagain, croakers!
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R5%The great strengthening and tonic mes
deine IS HooFLAND's GERMAN BITFERs Il gives You
Appetite It makes you feel we'll the Dyspepsia and
disease. arising from disordered stomach.
Principal Office AIS Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa Sold by
druggists storRkeeper in every and village the
United States Ganadas, West Indies South America at 70
cents per BEETLE,
See that you get Hooiland's German Biers.
Sold IN New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by WRIGHT
Z CO., Nos. u and 15l Ghartres street. 90 2pIm&W
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!. BONNABEL.
.RasL.iomabLe CLothimq.

No. Front T.tyee,
2pf&W between CustomhoHsa aud RieuviIle SITS
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22pf&W
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pATENT H0T-PREssED NUTS, BOLTS,
q. L. KoUNs BROS, No 2 Front street, Agents for
Knapp, Carter Wilson Co Pittsburgh the OF their
celeb aied hotpressed Nuts and Bolts decrp
TORS for wagon makers pow makers and machi' s also
Wheel Sfups Fange Bolts Tie Bolts Nails ETC.
suit purchasers made OF the best iron Price lists
and samples at the once Orders from maehlns country
dealers solicited. myzi ~
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TO THE AFFLICTED

DOCTRESS JOSEPHINE WELLAGE
Respectfully informs the public Of New Orleans she has
just arrived from the East where she has been
in succession, without any fail of named
diseases and she has taken Office Raronne
street. between Lafayette and Girod she may he
consulted in her office hours from 10 A. M p M relative
to the of the following diseases
EXCRESCENCES AND TUM0RS OF every Kind are re-
moved and permanently cured without pain the the
knife, In a very abort time
soLD DANGEROUS woUNDs.-she promises thorough
and radical within six weeks without the least
their breaking again she effects and performs the same
expeditions and radical cure on Ulcers
FEVER AND AGUE will be cured in forty eight hours so
u will not These diseases relieved
very short by the Medicines which are efca
cious and powerful although containing caome other
poisonous ingredients.
She is also in of powerful Powder for purifying
the blood, which is highly recommended. All take the
Powders six weeks will be relieved from Fever
Ague, Cholera, and all diseases that may follow.
n- Price of these Powders for six weeks, So
Also Scrofnla Ladies' Weakness Thigh Hip Diseases
Liver Complaint Sick Head ache Chest
etc. She Corns, Bunons, Nails growing flesh
without pain, ting or burning them guaranteed
reiurr.
Also DoCTREss wELLAGE's cELEBRATED STOMACH
Meficineis sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia
Weakness Darihes Cramps, Collie Fever Ague, DJsre and
all Disease ETC. II universally used in the of
most scientific Physicians in Europe and highly
Docess Josephine Weage hopes gain the confidence
all who afflicted with the above named Diseases
Do fail to call her office, 1874 street.
between Lafayette and Girod.
jel6 sm DocTREss JOSEPHINE wELLAGE.
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RuILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS. F1aEwool

" DEMOR rELLE, Dealer
AZ the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Paris Shin.
eles Iahs Slaves Also English French American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood.
the country promptly and carefuyaended
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FOR SALE.

49, YACHT RIPPLE FOR sALE-THB
ny stsnneh built cope ed and fastened yacht
Z1A RIPPLE, Is offered for sale she laws IN ED
eY's ship yard back Bay Of Biloxi together with
apparel complete
The Ripple built by John Maoney AIvers in 1884
and has been In only pleasure yacht during The
months and has proved fast ser. She s AZ inches
deck 10 feet inches BEAM q
inches when in fn ballast trim For further particulars ap
ply 70 RICHARD MILLIKEN,
myH No. IS Common street, us stairs.
nS- The Galveston News and Lavaca Herald will please
copy month and send bill TO this Office for settlement
FOR sALE--A FIRST RATE DINING ROOM SER.
my4 S. WOLFF. corner Crsvier and New Levee SITS.
~ YACHT CROCODILE" FoR SALE
~ A Rare Chance FOR a Boating Club-This fine and
NV staunch built and well known schooner
- offered for sale by the undersigned. She
10 is coppered and throughout
built of the best and durable timber we'll furnished
and ready for without further She
all times at the Lake end Of the New Canal.
GORDON 4 FOSTER,
a4 corner Poydras and New Levee
49, FOR RENT OR sALE-A LARGE YARD.
T with Dwelling thereon situated Thala street formerly
Ell Benjamn) between Tchoupouas and St Thomas Streets
lately occupied blacksmith shop and suitable pur
HoGHToS, RANKIN L CO.,
a24 lbs Common street.
HAY FOR SALE-l32 bales Hay for sale. Apply to
Ii J. II. BASS,
a22 ll9 common street
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POINT CLEAR HOrEI-THE ABOVE
M Hotel which beautifully situated the shore
hsI Of Mobile Bay will be opened for guests 10th
and 18th OF June demand for accommodations Induced
the propretos to erect building which, completed
will contain thirty fine rooms altogether will aceon
MEDIATE, comfortably, -FOUR HUNDRED PERSONS.
FONT Clear distinguished for its natural
heahfui locality having and unobstructed breeze
and Salt Nher Bathing within one sre
Of the Hotel. 49,
Good music Is secured urovided and
q variety Of anusernents offered. -
The splendid Crescent will leave Mobie A.
afternoon for Point CLEAR direct will also 20 down On
Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Mobile. june s. 1855 - IL II
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PUMPS, BATHING APPARATUS, &c.
T,ULLUM sPRINGs, CHoCrAw COUNTY, Az

(tULLUM SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY Ala
Mobile and Ohio Railroad miles the Tombigbee
river.
undersigned pleasure In announcing to his friends
and the public generally that his establishment opened
for the reception of visitors During the many
additions have been made with Single view to
increased comfort and convenence only invalid
to others recreation md pleasure These improvements
consist OF the erection OF SEVERAL cottages commodous
blrdroo etc; and the whole establishment been re-
painted and renovated Tho bath houses for ladies' and the
spring house Cited up expressly their
have been particularly attended has shop
and its furnishing.
experience management Of public hons Of more
list Of hrst class hoes will, he trusts to
him liberal share Of patronage splesdd band Of music
has been engaged for The pin alleys places
9r amusement are provided ON the premises The cottages
all separate, and are neat, clean and airy
Commodious light drsugh viii ply regularly twice
week to the landing ha Tombgbee river while those who
prefer travelling by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
connecting the State Line with good stage road to the
Springs By this last route leave the Springs
O'Clock in the morning. ard arve Mobile
day. This line will commence making daily trims te and
from the Springs about the 10 18th Of Jure.
AS the curative virtues the WATERS they have only
surpassed the most sanguine expectation Of the proprietor
he believes he with perfect proprey there
Springs in the United Sta for the short time they have been
made known TO the public that have effected many
obstinate chronic diseases certainly great
variety oil rare and valuable ehemcina medical conbna
The Springs the three valuable kinds Of waters
found In the country viz The celebrated yichy the Chaly
beae and the sulphur Sufh advantages these afford
to be found single place in the whole southa fact
which nyalids cannot too well note.
Arrangements being made so as to have an Express from
New Orleans Mobile to these Springs IN order
usual delay Of letters and papers by mails which,
however are under contract be carried regularly three times
-Rates of Board
Fer Month ...-..i
nn IL
Carriages waiting Il he landing upon the arfva q the
boas to convey passengers Immediately to the Springs
An analysis OF the wafer be had by applying J.
WATERMsAM Bro corner e NsgsEine and Common
m..r - - S'''' '' oHSRLEs cgLLgM.
H-yo :. ffoptieor.