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SALT LAKE NEWS--A GREAT INDIAN BATTLE-
INTERESTING PARTICULARS.


Early in the afternoon of Saturday, 18th inst Conduc-
tor A. Eurnes arrived in this city with the mail direct
from Utah The mail left Salt Lake City the Gath of
July The news is unmportant All of the Mormons
who were able had returned from Provo. number We're
left who were too poor to get away Brigham Young
had shut himself up in his residence, and strong
Mormon guard was stationed around it both night and
day He afraid Of being assassinated by his own
people.
Ii has been very soasonabe in Utah. Small grain
looked we'll Vegetables plenty but sold at very
high price Gen Johnston is going 10 break up his pres
en encampment short distance and fix for win
ter quarters.
Col Hoffman had not received his instructions, and
was still Fort Brdgcr when the mail passed Some of
Perry trains met crossing the mountains The
turning volunteers overtaken and passed at Fort
I,rdger. Mai Eastmans command met OF Sweet
water Heavy rains had fallen between Cottonwood
Springs and Fort kearney.
Plum Creek was past fording, and it was with great
difficulty that the mail party succeeded in crossing.
A band of 700 Pawnee Indians, who had been from
the hunting grounds by the Cumanches Cheyennes and
Arappahoes, were seen on the Big Blue. The Pawnees
had fought the three combined tribes running fight OF
six days duration. The Pawnees in the engagement had
four warriors two squaws and papoose killed and
several wounded, but they succeeded in killing fifteen
Cheyennes and two Arappahoes and wounding several
others They came on with the mail far the Little
Blue, where they encamped.
Large herds of buffalo seen by the mail party be-
tween Cottonwood Springs and Plum Creek Mr. Fill
more the correspondent of the New York Herald, Mr.
Swiney leader Of the band for the 9TH infantry Mr. Noe,
Of indianapolis Indiana and Mr. Bunch, of Weston, Mo-
came passengers.
[rrom the St. Joseph Gazette, Aug. 1ol
The Salt Lake mail arrived in this city on the 18th
instant making its accustomed regularity of time from
the Land Of Saints " We hear news of special in
terest The Mormons had, general thing, returned
10 their homes and pursuing their accustomed
ayocations as though nothing had happened Gen
Johnston and command still in Cedar Valley, a
tributary of the Jordan, and all enjoying good
health and spirits.
From Mr. Fillmore, the correspondent of the New
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY. AUGUST "a. 1855.
Business n otice.

Wow Of the proposed
change IA ns viii be conducted strictly on cash OASIS all
the Union ds,ou
tDued M ayIneuts should ater this date
ecpt pscomb who authorized 10 mako COLLECTIONS
Ia isls~are, Maryland, aud Virginia
w,snseruS March Is, isSs.--u
foregoing intended 10 include ooiee
employ have heretofore employ this city
only performed such parts
Ap 2y--u
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Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 23.--Thc returns from oil the counties
except six show that there have been elected to tho
house of representatives of tho legislature of that State
81 democrats and Al opposition to the Senate Al dem
ocrats, opposition
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yellow Fever at Hampton Roads.

HAMPTON RoAps Aug 23.7The ship Corinthian, from
New Orleans bound for Liverpool is here There have
been six deaths from yellow fever and two
board
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DIED.

scray morning. MARY JANE only daughter Of WV and Ma
RUTHERFORD, aged II months aud days.
the Lord hath taken blessed be tho
of the Lord.
Her place residence parents
street. this 4 O'Clock
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The usual letter of our New York correspondent will
be found the first page of this mornings Union; also
several communications Of general special interest
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IavgRpooL Corros MARKET August 10. ~ he cotton
market opened buoyant, but closed to-day quiet and
steady The sales for the past three days estimated
"a 600 bales including 5000 to Spectators, and 800
bales TO exporters. The advices from Manchester
favorable, the trade being generally in firm condition.
BroadstuBs.Ihe weather has been favorable for the
crops The breadstugs market closed with declining
tendency Flour suffered decline in all qualities The
quotations closed follows Philadelphia and Baltimore
2ls. Cd a 22s; Ohio 22s. 23s. Wheat closed duh,
with decline chiefly inferior qualities Western
white IS, 5s Cd; western red, 5s Sd Gs 3d. south
EN- white 6s. Cd 7s. 3D.; do. red 5s. IOd. 6s Sd
CornThe inferior qualities firm but there is de
mand for good con and sales of white at 3ts 3is Cd
yellow 33s. 33s Cd; Orleans white 3Os. 33s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET Consols closed at 963 96s
for money and 500 for account American securities
slow of SALE but prices untercd Money is dull but
the rates are without change.
iron London to Liverpool by telegraph
LONDON "wednesday, August lLFunds closed fat,
Yesterday at d decline Of l-l6th owing to the non
appearance of government broker as buyer. Choice
bills were discounted at n "A per cent.
The supply Of money was large The Times says funds
closed 6rmer Sir John Lawrence his way here,
has accepted q seat In the East Indian Council.
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THE VoLKsBoTE.-Every one who
takes an interest in the canvas, will read
the spirited article translated for our col
umns from the Volksbots. Its rspri-
mauds Of its Depocratio contemporary are
as severe as they are meritsd. Its repu-
distion Of the neiarious, fraudulent eau
Gus system, Is most encouraging EVIL
dence ola coming regeneration IN the
management of our political affairs The
rejection of the authority of conventions
by so influential and respectable an or
gan of the Democratic party. Will DO a
fatal blow to the illegilmate and usurped
power of the political cliques and party
''tricksters," among whom alone, has Lee
comptonism any strength. Let the office
holders and the adherents Of Mr.. Buchan-
IN, arrange their packed conventions, and
bring out their minors as the nominees
ofthe people. but let the honest. indepsnd-
emit voters keep aloof from the conclaves;
and when the time for voting arrives,
place their seal of condemnation upon the
system by rejecting every candidate who
seeks Office through such Influences
The course of the Volksbots is as able as
IL is honest and manly.
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6JTbe rate of taxation in the city of
New Albany for the present year is fixed
at 81 IS on each 500 worth Of proper.
". We learn that our city assessor,
lett to his own estimate Of the cash value
of real estate, is putting its valuation at
a much lower figure than-in any previous
year. While there has been an actual
advance in property, the assessment roll
Will exhibit an apparent large reduction.
With the limit upon the per cent, of
taxes which the city can levy, the Coun-
Gil viii be troubled to provide ways and
means for the next year, to meet the de.
mands upon the city treasury, on q large
ly reduced valuation. esee 80 { (
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or voluuinous dispatches have been
received by the President from Governor
Cummings atisalt Lake City, the' con-
tents of which are 1pot' divufged. The
purport OF them is, that peace and order
will be established in the territory with
out the use of military force, and that
no further additions to the army will be
required. r-2 -
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or Lord Napier has received adj
vices from the English admiral in COM
mand on the West Ind1astation, declar-
ing the aggressions Of British cruisers on
our flag, were without orders aud wholly
unauthorized by him. Icis believed the
next steamer viii bring The disayowal OF
the English govefBment.,d vr.yd-.I !.
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>GTThe Buchanan Democrats, Con- |
yention of the State OF Illinois, met at
Springfield, on the Oh Inst Hon. John
Dougherty was AOminatcd for State
Treasurer, and Ex- Governor Reynolds,
for Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
A series ofresolutions were passed which
evince uncompsomising- hostility to
Douglas and his party. III NJ
Adhesion il declared 70 the Cincinnati
Platform ana TO ti4esTesoiutiens OF the prior
session of the Convention IN April last; con-
/ fdence is reiterated in the national Demo
! cratic party; that the Democracy have no
interest in advancing the political fortunes OF
| snv man, aud that The party can survive the
| lack OF hdelity OF aspifants and political for
tune hunters. The principle OF non-lnteT-
vention in the territories is rre-athrmed; OF
poses the undue Concentration OF power IN the
| bands of the Central Goyernment; dapTeeates
and deuounces slavery agitation, rSjecis ana
condemns the course OF Senator Douglas; re-
jciees IN the final adiu. stnent of the Kansas
/ difficulties in the English Bill upon which
basis the union Of the whole Democracy OF
the State is asked aud urged; charaeterizes
the course of Seuator Duu las in his oPpo-
sition 10 the Administration, Us overweenlng
coneeit; denounces the pribelples OF the Ee-
publican party as. unpatnotle, add tending te
the dissolution of tile Union, and ruin 70 thS
country, aud closes with q s,roug deuuneIa-
tlon Of the late British oatragss upon The
I hiQl seas.
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FROM kANsAs.-Ths funeral OF Jenk-
ms, at Lawrence, who was killed by Gen
Lane, was attended by large concourse
Of citizens, and much feeling was ex.
hibited by the public. E
Lane is danserously-wounded, and his
condition is critical. He has frequent
attacks of spasms. with symptoms OF
lockJaw. 1t is now thought that anpu.
tatiou will be necessary to save life. &
The excitement in Linn county con-
tinues. Gov. Denver, Gsv. Robinson,
and others, are about to start to tho scene
OF the difficulties, to exert themselves to
quiet the troubles. -.lsIaaE
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.THE -EHE

az all The ofgals yhch benefcent tore has en-
" dowed man with, the Eye IS the rost igiIIrtaf,t
froIc lis s4loset sitnaton y IS constant liable 10
disease which assumes waved forms and hich hen
neg lected Or rnaltFeated, tho feeuen-iv t-r.s -
bindness Ii heC0neS, thege fsro. sd ne v neces-
sary t.atts ?. 1,iiL9neE shailhs thorO ls co,ver.
SAINT not only wlth The structure Vi The eye bail and
rs aR2endsgeS- autthst he Sis have az ,.TS.
AL pesfset knoNisage oig,l dssass to which thl
0rean Is lable - f. r.
= In presenttng this card or pa5I,c consher,ttoD
would observe that alter En- rsIieaee OF over ZEN
years N the prnc al 0p haluic lssptais of more
tosetner viii the advantages Ot args private rr7c
uce an PREPARED ~ tCSt al diseases oil lie EJ-s
with that Certainty OF success which, "a \ a r. s..
complished ~ years Of eNperience = go
% CorsgltsIon hours tom a. ~. . IA and
ato5P A. ~ 50uF N tcTvTc- ~ 'f1-'
anSyflie, Ind. t-re. ~. .If-.-r- IL lei l-.v.t =.
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Sirred
CERTIPICATE.

wIsDsoRBoRo'. 5. March 9, ls5.,i
l. David Eikin, do hereby certify that / have beeu
badly am cted for about two months with intiamns
tory rheumatism, one of my legs being much sgel-
len. stiff and sore, so that found II exceedingly
run5ed with Prof. De Graths celebrated Electric Oil
within thirty hours, and now have the perfect use OF
the afflicted limb, / was also troubled with partial
deafness in my LEFT ear, and by single application Of
the Electric Oh my healing has been greatly
L 49, y cr DAVID ELkIN.s
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q Card.


A CALLED meeting OF the Journeynen Oak
IA Coopers OF the city OF -EgaIsyile, was held
Nay *, 1873. The meeting was organized by elect
ing President aud Secretary ~ Il .r -. g,
The object Of the meeting being stated, Messrs. Tea
man Sherwcald ard HoH were chosen 10 draft resOlu
tons. the Committee retired FOO short time and re-
turned with the following resolutions. ID -.--.sTs
RESOLVED. Thai we view the course VIII the
yropr,etogs Of the Machine shop Of ts city are pur
az ifeak down the regular CoOpers as dishonor
able, unjust and unCa!led Ter. ..-. r.
RESOLVED. That We will use all honorable means
an u power % put down any attempt At monopoly.
which 10 designed to iniure-our business in this city,
L RESOLVED, That lnasnuch as th0 prOprietoTs OF
,ad. Machine Shop, while Il Was 10 course OF cree.
ton pledges themselves TO sustain the regular price
OF cOoprage this CITY, and that iu isely after
starting, they put the price down 20 cts on the bar
rel, tlIenefOre have confidence IN their sense
at honor. -... .. -.. f4--. - rr.. .-.. DO q
RESOLVES, That weinvite the Csopers that are en-
gagged in The aid Machine Shop az this present time,
@ quit there between now and the first OF June, and
they will be furnished With beTths, IA the regular
aAoca AID IA Ste IN tey I'm nav set en- SIov1ent
in. 10y l.- 80 : -
anoVe proceedings We published in the daily papers OF
this city. FRANK SHOOK, sec'y.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that I: as Administrator
" OF the estate Vi jacob ksi3er, viii sies for sale
at public auction on the End day Of july lss at the
late residence OF the deceased In Union township, the
persoual property, consisting o. oae yoke Of oxen,
one horse one wagon, cattle, cows, hogs, faTuiing
utensils, household iuTniture. &C.. c-. - -.ca.
FERNS OF SALE for sums above three dollars cred
IL ut SIX months on security viii be gwen = :.
-A- IT. -H- JANIS VI. CARSON,
ieil- ssd&y 80. ..-.f administrator. .
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@The Hon. John P. Hale has been
Reelected Senator from New Hampshire,
receiving lS4 votes, and his Democratic
opponent, John s. Wells, ILL.,. "a Esy.ss
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AFFLICTED READ THIS.

r- AUGUSTA, Ca, March IS, 1857.
PR0F. DEGRATH-Dear Sir; This is to certify that
nv boy Moses has been afflicted with rheumatism for
seventeen years, and by one application of your Oil
Prof De0rath's Electric 0D was entirely cured and
cheerfully recommend it to al similarly affected.
Yours Respectfully,
-l.I.. C.HECBER.
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UEnWyCn.

EVILS z. SINZICH, was drowned, q, the sf..-.
- noon OF June 9Th, in the Ohio river opp,sfts
Evansville. The following isa description Of rs ap.
oearance at the zine " his DEATH He was about ve
,eei nine inches ia height, with long black hair He
naa on pair OF black and grey mixed Cotton Gas.
smere pants, and pair OF faoted caIf ssin boots
lie had III his peck e. three or four bIadrI Knife
small prasS key, aud some loose siiverchange.
the body and resurning IL 70 his father
{. ar, Ia 1-af JACOB sINZTcH.
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THAT EsMENOCEEs0s, s.
Or One HofpeI Animal

81 As not Yet arrive l. but We are cr,dit,v In,
- formed, that. :. EABICH has iust r"c,-vei q
IN Eassnass Of lsaey Dry foods, which ur beiG
~ ~ nulsn uuFaoity OF style, and above All chan
mnafAst known ~ tie West, lis terms ara casa
fSIsonSs tnsfeioTs having sd atticie' cxpcld VIII
SSatt on nl-, anu set tneig nsasys worl; II thew
@ ~ os, We sIe assured they can return TIE goos,
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Just Received

Al s: EMBICH's an assortment of IIu,,ri,o. Rsy
a and Netting, Gin ghsnss, Laeus, OrrTQiIes, IL.
psss:, bSrsse lie L2ins., Ck1lis, R06e De oniJles,
TtinIs, De Lanes and Prints for Dus.eyy, Dustep
CottOnades, PNasols, Silk Gloves and
.a is1S Lace Capes' Grape shawls, &c, SC.
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ArousrA, GA, March q, 1851.

PRoT, De GEATH-Dear Sir: This Is 60 certify that
have beeu afi ctsd with Headache aud Corns on my
feet, from which have suffered very mGc and by
tAe Application OF De Graths Electric Oil. have
BEEN cured of my Headache and Corns, and therefore
recommend il to all. s0E4 -Elsl 81 Il. McCuE.FC
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RuggiesI RaQgIesl!

GUST received by Allis & Howes, a fine assert
e5 meut OF Eastern opeu aud covered DuggIes. For
sale low for cash. ALLl5 u HOWES.
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SEAMLEss DAes-f,50i exra heavy and IaT-o
- for sale at reduced rateSbv
: .-------- GAO. FOSTER 81 co.
+..4TTkA FAMILY FL0uR--lO0 bills! made from
H White Wheat, expressly for retail ale. bv
- - GEO. POSTER < 60 q
,ohpAGE-l5e coils ali sizes, msnilla, Iute, hemp,
" and cotton for sale by -" - : -
GEO. POSTER & CO.
boxes stsl,larc Virginia and Ken.
- ,uSay brands, al prizes, from Il II Sos. per
2 anl, Ior sale by GEO. F0STER& co.
inst Received b. Express.
rEHEATRICAL plays, sheet music and bo,r,,
masai.aes and papers, which VIII suit the times
jeI5 c-ai ~ 'od 81 ! ao 49,: y,
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Miraculous cure made on one Of the citizens OF
MACON, April 8, 1857.
PROV. De GRATH-Dear Air: This is TO certify that
had fall, spraine1 my shoulder anu was auiicted
for eighteen days and lost the use OF my arm, and
could not raise my hand tony head, and hearing OF
ihe wonderful cures effected by De Gratn1 Electric
Oil and BY application OF the Electro vi, was
immediately enaiied To raise nv hand TO my head
aud take iii my lat. THANK God J. am well. and
cheerfnllv recommend it 70 all the afflicted The APP
plicltion made before hundred persons.
(Sigpep A JORDAN.
wITSEss-.I. A. Hafer, Chas. II. Rogers. Lewis
Young, !. W, Aderhold, Ed. q. Jsifers, T. PRICE, =
". Drtntly, Lewis Young, Geo. I. franklin, A'S
'''''' MAcos, April s,1s57.
PROV De GSaTH-Dear Sir: 7, Capt B. b. Smith,
hereby certify thar have been atictel with kheu-
masn for -four years, and AZ tunes could not sleep
By hearing of the wonderful cures by De Graths lee
tTc OIL, induced Try q, aud the hrst ,appii,
cation OF the Electric Oil wa1 ~ once reieved ana
now have the perfect use of my arm. The applica-
-, Il. B. SMITH, Tviggseo.
We, the undersigned, were present. - .
Il J. u Riley, j. II, BrantIv, IL. j Cooper:
/ CRileigh IS. Co Standard.
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Reaners and Mowers.
AFFLICTED. READ THISl

q FEW Of Riggs celebrated Respers and Now
IA ers, said u he toe best machines now IN use, OF
hand and for sale b. SAMUEL ORR.
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STEPHEN @. WHEELER, se ss:s,,s3, -

" W Al LIE n EecrStiry.
nlLLiAM STREET, - e. --...- ~. &.
New YORK, March, 1857. ,.,--- s..-- -. {
AT the request Of the President ana Board of pj.
rectors OF the knickerbocker Life insurance. Cornns
ny, certify that the mode of putting press.,.
yaius OF the Policies employed Ey the Secreisry or
the Company is scientifically correct, and In 5000
ance with the prescriptions Of the Charter all
CERTIFY, that have co1paret The lis; OF polcies S,y
nished me ny the President on the books al tSs
Conpany with valuation tables sufficiently "a e.,
the sccsi acy OF the results given BY the S.crs,--
ana ma me YalueSas sia-ed within 10 BE- numer;s -
CoiIect lnat Is 70 say, the present value ~ 80
t1reTIsA OF tse Once on all ours.an ding uoliris -
me ni1erence between the present value Of the f,
premiums " re paid on them is $500. '~'u'e
ns tosat Naiue ot policies, the holders
enuued 10 dividends IS fs9,217,02.. : ~ 'Ie
Aie ~ tne surplus = correctly e.e+e5 q, s-- u
me aneEence Oct wen and lie r,resen, 49,
ass !9.9le risk oi the Company on sxisfinp nciss
ueIuCtns ~ per Cent. of il for the reiif faoa
LIZ proper amount fOrAdividend "a ri. s,1 500
ne Tas PRINCIPLE Of dividend is 70 assrn 10 ese-
Po,..Sy noder VINO has insured on the rlit-si lIs1
sn.Le pfopnreloned TO the present value OF his pol-
y me TUE v2laeaf hs interest as a stock
u, soss o. ioe company This share amounts 10 :.
va eSA1' CT the Present value OF the policy. =
February 18th, ts57. = - - = "a = 49,
>. as Agent for the above Company, an prepared
~ ISSUE foicies, on the most favorable terms PaIa
pales g!vng al desirable nfornatlon, can be hs, On
Evansville, April 18th, 1s5s..ly.
EEATS-2nca-es Mems, and Rovs' f,r S7,r,-,a- -
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rENINPLATE ! SHEET IRON
N $50 boxes Iinplate;
For sale by '''''S' ''''N~ SAMUEL ORR.
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nee of tho Enquirer clique. We have had
enough OF this wire-working, and would be
glad TO wage war Dissemination against
these Office and booty seeking politicians,
from that tr;ckstcr- general, who boasts OF
carrying Indiana in his brooches pockets,
down to the lowest of his creatures. We
hope that Mr.. Hovey has taken the first step
towards this desirable end, when he took the
stand against conventions. Without doubt
be will be moro fortunate than our follow
citizen, Judge Law, whom the Convention
denied due respect, TO nominate men 'whc
were unworthy to unite his shoestrings.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
q NEW sTEI..TII. E::sIIMIr5

rq NEW I'll .EsLAlI6 aojta
1t the Old Stand, 7 .Esin istreeg.
uGATING purchased Sa.uel YicksTS's ST tx Of
q q Family Grecer!es, we Take this metaUa VI il
forming the puhiei andcf 8 lisEug thki atronase.
line. usI j gsf A. u, REYNOLDS GO.
Evansville, June l3. 1855. ......- f..
Special NOTICE.
Es4vINs sold MY family GEoeery. 70 4. y.
"a REYNOLDS s Co, 1 likt plsas sure N reeonn-
mendiog them 10 the public, and ask my fcenas aud
patrons 20 eYtend - hem The sane patronage they
SAMLVlCAERY.-
PssThosea iasstsdio re viii rlesss settle Up 4.
soon as pos.!n!e aad obilgs ..- . t-. l.. :. j.
-0msG JUNE APFLEs. .cotall~'aI
ENE are prsparsd 70 fUT9 al s9og ''ypiyeI Red
TO engage thsm-to tc delg.eTsl JlIy ord. s25 per
p UNION COUNTY, KESTUcKro.J ~
shiS fayar;te ys;erilss plaee IS situated. three
.STaastiS a1s 5sautfu c9unty. Is elsvRrsd stua.
tIon and s1iunrsrs atmosphere, together with he
medicinal popeltesot rs gateF, ElIicr Is exceled
~ none ~ kentncyI renders an agreaabIe resort
Tor invalds, particularly for Diseases OF Pennies and
Improvements for the thsenence Of he vs6ps ny;
.snalEg ne Springs, lie viii spare no pains 10 pse
Al Comfortable who favor him with their patrons =
there Is daily coach from Shnwneetewn, iiissrd
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