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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-01-13

After long and spirited debate in secret
session, on the 1th. the L. S. Senate confirmed
the nomination of Thconore Sedgwick as Uni
ted States District ATTORNEY at New York, in
the place Of John Mckeon, by vote Of % to
49, Ncheon was removed by the President
because he opposed the Ic-election Of Feraan-
d" " ood. Mr. Crittcnden lead off in a speech
against the course Of the Administration
Douglas also condemned the executive action
in the removal Of McKeon, and Pugh of Ohio
spoke out forcibly on the same side. SlidelI
Of Louisiana and Davis of Mississippi defend
ed the Adminiatrati0n. Bigler has not been
heard from since his last attempt At tilt with
the small giant.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-01-13

PITTSBURGH MARKET.-Monday, January IL,
Flour sold in Pittsburgh at 81 for superfine,
S4,29 for extra, and 81 80 for family. Butter.
dull at Is and Is gents for prime rolf
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Gov. PACKER sChBIXET.-Iti is now well un
derstood that Gov. Packers cabinet will he as
follows :-Wm. NJ Hiester, Of Bcrks County.
Sec'y. of State; II. L. Diefenbach, of Lock
Haven, Deputy Sec=y; Hon. Ohm c. Knox.
now the of Supreme Court. Attorney General.
Judge Knox will resign his present position.
and VIM. 4. Porter, Esq, of Harrisburg, son
of Ex-Gov. Porter, will be appointed Supreme
Judge in his place.
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common schools-her churches and charitable
instftutions-her population, cnterprsing, en-
ergetic. intelligent and prosperous-all these
are justly the pride of every true heartedP Penn-
sylvanIan. Our mighty republic ''the free
hearts hope and homc''-the Constitution
and the union of the States-the civil and re-
lIgious privileges of the people-the right OF
conscience and freedom of worship-the great
and essential principles of liberty and free
government, here eniOycd, and our American
Nationality, founded in true and single de-
votion to home and country, objects that
fill with patriotic emotion, the heart of every
American citizen. May they be cherished
and defended until patriotism ceases TO be IA
virtue and liberty be known only name.
The true glory and greatness of ration
consist, not alone in the number, privileges
intellectual superiority of her people, her
material wealth or physical strength, her po-
litical position or form Of government
righteousness exalteth 4 nation,'' and ..hap-
py is that people whose God is the Lord.
Our fathers trusted in Him. and were not dis
appointed. Recognizing Him as the Sovereign
Ruler of nations and mem invoking a con
tinuance OF His watchful care over the inter
estS OF the Commonwealth, and His blessing
upon your official labors-may your acts and
the acts of those who may succeed us III the
administration OF the government, in their
character and results. be such as patriotism
demands, and homer, truth and conscience can
sanction and approve. JAMES POLLoCK.
,
Observation-Disclosures information has
been received at Washington, dated Fort
Scott, Kansas, Dee. 26th, which states that
force OF three hundred armed MiSsourians who
'.have been enc1mprd near the Fort; were
compelled by Gen. Lane TO liberato thirty
Free State prisoners and return to Missouri.
One hundred L. s. Dragons, with civil officers,
proceeded TO arrest a number of the Free State
party, but Lane, having powerful foIce at
his back. forbid it. The arrests were attempted
to be made under the '.bogus'' Rebellion Act.
The L. S. troops avoided collision with the
Free State force and returned to Leavenworth.
Lane then broke up his camp and returned to
LeayenwoTth. Peace was considered restored.
The recent acts of the special session of the
Legislature are sustained by the people OF
Kansas. \ letter dated Lawrence, Kansas,
Dec. 28th, states that the election returns thus
far, show six thousand votes on the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, and the Lecomptonites boast
that there will be ten thousand cast. The
same letter states the writer's opinion that the
Free State men Will probably he induced to
vote the '.bolter's ticket" adopted by the
Secessionists from the late Free State Comycn-
tion. 1t comprises full list Of names for
State officers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-01-13

WOULDy'T RECEIVE Ir--When the message
OF Gov. Ligon, of Maryland, was announced in
the House on the Sth inst, a motion was made
that it be not received, and the motion was
carried by a vote Of 10 to %. This action was
on account of the expressions contained in it
regarding the American party, and the Cover
nor expressing the opinion that the city mem
bers were elected by fraud and violence. The
message having been published before it was
sent to the Legislature, the members thus OBJ
tained a knowledge of its contents, and the
majority decided to vote against its reception
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-01-13

Mr.. Buckalew has introduced bill into the
State Senate to repeal the law erecting the
School Department into separate one. As a
dependency Of the State Department its affairs
were badly conducted. Under the present
system the school business has been conducted
with regularity and despatch. Mr.. Buckalew
must, therefore, have some partisan purpose
in view. Mr.. Hickok, the head of the Cepart
ment, Is Republican, and by the act of the
last session is made independent of the Gov
ernor. 1t is necessary to legisate him out of
office in order to give his place to d Democrat.
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The Democratic State Convention of Indi-
ana, while reaiiirming the principles OF the
of more than three to one, that State Consti-
tutions should be submitted to the people,
and that no Territory should become 4 State
untila fair expression Of the Will Of the citi-
zens respecting their organic law shall have
been had at the balIot-boX. The Democratic
caucus OF the Ohio Legislature has unani-
mously resolved 10 instruct the Congressional
delegation of their State 10 oppose the I.e-
compton swiudlc. This news is said to have
been as unexpected, as It was agitating, to
Messrs. Bright and Pugh OF the United States
Senate, as well rs to the Administration, which
had derived its notions concerning the feeling
of the Western Democracy from those gentle
men.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.,-s SELLING

NEW ARRANGEMENT! :! = SELLING
~ OFF AT COST!..-The undersig gncd. hav-
ing removed his stock of Goods from Marysville to
the store room of Richard MoSsop in the Borough
of Clearieu announces to the public generally
that he viii dispose of the same at the lowest prf
ees for Cash HIS stock embraces
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARDWARE
oUEENSWARE, some READY-MADE clio
THING, TRIMMINGS and variety of Notions.
As the undersigned wishes TO close up the stock
now on hand persons will fnd it to their adyan-
tage to give him call soon.
CHARLES SLOAN
Clearfeld. Jan Il 1858
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DUBLIC MEETING.-on

DUBLIC MEETING-on Wednesday eve
Il ming of Court week. January 21th-l at Tho
Court House in Clearfeld, a number OF addresses
are expected from different speakers, before the
public annual meeting of the Bible ooeleiy.
The public generally, both ladies and gentle
men, invited TO attend.
ianI3 j. b. McENALLY, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having purchased
y the stock of Merchandise lately owned by II
ID. Patton. offers the for sale at reasonable
prices on credit or VERY LOW FOR CASH All
kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods respectfully solicit share of the public
patronage. JOHN PATTON
Curwensville, Pa. Jan. 18th. 1855
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NOTiCE.-AI persons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing or trading for certain
County order. No. 545 of 1857. PAYABLE to r. J.
" allace. for $50. rs the same has been lifted by
me. and has since been mislaid or lost
JOHN MCPHERSON
.Jan'y I3 1855 Treasprer
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4 tLoIHING.-A general assortment of ready
~ made clothing just received and opened at
November =. WM. IRWIN'E.
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New Advertisements.

EBAY IP.-The Books of the uude rsigned are
Z now posted up and ready for settlement All
persons knowing themselves indebted are request
ed to call and settle immediately
janis DAVID LITZ
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NoLASSES.-Just received at the sign of the
W cheapest goods and for sale by
November 20, WM. IRWIN
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NEW BOOKS



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TflE PROTESTANT THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIAsTrCA Al,
Encyclopeia. Being CONDENSED translation Of HerrdFs
Real Encyclopedia By Rev. J. III. A. Bo11berger, D. D.
vols. octavo
THE SPIRIT AND BEAUTY OF TIE CHRISTIAN RELE-
aon- From the Freach- By Emma B storss-
TflE TRUE GLORY OF WOMAN, AS PORTRAYED IN TIE
Beautiful LIE % The Virgin Mary. By Rev Hartae,
~, author Of Heavenly haeoguition The Heavenly Home
&C., &C.
TEE CHEMISTRY AND AETALLUBGT or COPPER BenE
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THE PRACTICAL MINERALOGI8r- By OTefnan.
TIE WINE AND LIQUOR DEALER'S Guide to the Manufc-
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LIFE AND LOVE IL NORWAY AND LAPLAND. From de
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LILLY WHITE. romance BY Edward Goodwin, Of Alabama.
THE QUAKER SOLDIER; or The British IN Philadelphia. An
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PROF. HASKELL,s ELECTRIC OIL.

supply Of wonderful Medicine for Of Rheuma-
tEm Deafness, Piles Corus, and all diseases, Headaches
Pains, received by EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
and by JO G. BROWN Nashville, Tennessee where it be OBJ
tanned. The suffering should purchase bottle Immediately See
advertisement in another column.
PROP. HAsKML.-The following testimony IN favor Of Dr..
HaskeI's Eectric Oil is furnished for publication
PROF. HAsKLDear Sir: feel it to be my duty to inform
the public through what your wonderful Electric O has
done for family Ny wife has been alarmngy troubled with
the falling the womb and pains in the back and breast.
bought bottle Of your Oil yesterday, and to-day she is entirely
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prosperity have had rheumatic pain in shoulders and
long time and minutes from the time applied
your oil, pain all gone. II truly wonderful remedy
for all pains, have been suffering with, and cherfuly
give this testimonial Of its effects.
g. 7. SWIFT, Merritt House.
and subscribed before this day, 4 Of july 1857.
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
such testimony tells or tae worth columns Of made
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Try ye suffering and afflicted See advertisement in another
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Ole ~ ENeL1sH -.

~ he UAkAaAA 2N0tAAshA REM AsAS \ .
sIR JAllEs CLARKEE
CELEBRATED FEMALE BETTElsS.
FTepaTea IRON presertioa Of SRI carts, n D Ply
sieiaR Ezigaordiaaryfo he Qa'seR.
This invauebs Medicine is unfaHg in e cure q al oss
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitution is
Subject Imodera al excess and removes al distinctions aad
a speedy eurs may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it especially suited viii, in short time, bring he monthly
period with regularity.
Each boae price one dollar, bears s Government stamp Of
Great Britain, 70 prevent coEnterfeits.
CAUTION.
TAess PTS atod nos Be sats By les during tas FZS7
THREE NOES Of Pregnancy ttey are sure 70 bring on
AGooarTiags, 5zt a any other time they are SAFE.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal a5ons pain in the
and limbs, fatigue exeron, Papiistion Of the Heart Hys
cries, and Whites, these pills will effect when all
have failed, and although powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, calome aumOny, anything hurulto the
sttution.
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Qate l. c. Baldwin &Col
Rochester, n. Y.
n BSl 90 and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
Agent viii insure bottle o. the Pills BY return msil.
Sold wholesale and retail By Berry DmOyls and G. W Hen
derah0tt, Agents for Nashville. Idood&W1y
Tie Arstaag Linfzaens cures R1eu1aatisaa;
Tie Mustang Liaiaaeaf cures Gsiy Joints;
Tie AEstaHg LAsi1lent cures Burns and EOWRds;
The Mustang Lt1inieHt cures Sores and UJosrsi
Tho 4astGg Ltlinaat 0ea Breasts and Sore es;
The &ustaHg LiRiBsat cures Asznalgia;
The Mustang Lizinaeas cures O5rEs and HarFsi
TIE 1assfgn0 Ei1iHae1t e aoOfsA
s1s0OO,OOO DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States, the prsrTer and Of valuable
Horses and Cattle 1t all spraius, Gad, Wounds, Stiff
Joints, sc.
VIII you this question: Did you any or.
duay Sore, sVeng sprain Stiffness, either beast
any respectable Druggist any part Of the Wordin Europe,
ASIA Amercawho did say greatest discovery
Of the as7" Sold everywhere. Every family should have it,
three sizes. BARNES & PARK.
may2z-d&-wlm Propristors New York.
For sale by RAINS BROWN, Nashville, Tennessee.
ASSERTING NATUREIt we'll established fact that although
forced she assisted. This is peculiarly
the in ali those diseases caused by blood oosgulad lymph
settling under the skin, generally happens after bEuiss or
srsin By using good penetrating rbiaent IS
Bsggs Arctic Linment stimulated assisted to take
and the deposit Of lymph and blood, and immediate
cure ELECTED Braggs Arctic Lnment is for sale by all
rectable Druggists throughout the country. unel-d8WIm
sHAEErElRE should have written, There in the affairs
" men, that taken is flood, leads to'he Fashionable
Clothing Emporium Of CLIFTON, ALBeHT Co., No. IS Cedar
street" Fortunes easily acquired by energy economy,
elegant graceful durable Clothing prices suit the
ALL only be had Of friends, CIIFToS
sElGET a Co.
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NASHVILLE:
nFFIcr nrmnNEp.

The 0hse Of The Jtaioa aud .lasieaH Is removed
20 The latp residence Of Capt. JAalEs WitifkMs, on
The apostle ife q be street, three dogFs lorh Of
our old corner
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FNEHE subscriber will be prepared to receive Boarers at this
watering place. y miles north Of Nashville during the
Summer vacation, from the first Of July to the first Of September
There will be harroom kept, il is designed chiefly for
the accommodation Of Families, and individuals who wish
resort quiet healtul place during the heat Of Summer
The Springs formerly much visited too we'll known
quire any elaborate description.
No pains will he spared render the situation Of visitors
pleasant.
Price 81 per day 81 90 per week Servants and
Children under 10 years Of age, half price.
uayq3-ltu-r3m e. L. CROCKER
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A CARD FROM
WUEL SWAN & CO.

70 THE PUBLIC
extraordinary pursued by the rival
different Lotteries inure because liberal schemes and
prompt Of doing business has teriay effected them
cOmpes special attention to the facts, which all who deal
with already; that is that Lotteries legal; the
and honest and honorable that have
sold prizes in the last twelve months than all other Lotteries
in the Union and that they have been promptly caed in all cases
presentation
The niure MS is aimed not only business by
rivals but also intended act politically Of part
ncrs friends and the public that
RIGHT and this, the legal investigation which shall
urge hearing will fully demonstrate In the meantime
business will be conducted usual.
SAMUEL SWAN & CO.,
junel-3tns Lottery Managers, Augusta, Georgia.
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FHVHERE he had r. D. BLUlTs Plain aud Ornamental
Engraving Establishments, Seals for Mas0ps, I. o. OF
Sons Of Temperance, N0taes Public Insurance. Railroad and
Plank Road Companies, Courts States &C.. &c. Also, Steam
hoats Post Oce Stamps, Steel Stamps engraved order for
Blackmit and Svermhs, in fact for all those Manufacturers
who wish to stamp their hands and address upon their work
These stamps warranted to stamp Silver, Gold Brass Iron
and untemeed Steel without the slightest injury to the stamp
itself
Stencils Of kinds made order Jewelry made and
paired. Z. D. BLUM,
Deaderick street, doors from the Public Square, opposite the
Repubcan Banner Olice. anr90-dtwm3
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2hO.OOO

100000
GENUINE imported Havana Cigars The subscribers have
received recent arrivals large addition to their stock
Of the most brands Of Havana Cigars, consisting Of
RegaIias, CubauaS, CimtO DeOFiOn,
SanchO Pamza, Washington,
Ell Soils;
With numerous other all and kinds and at prices
ranging from SO 10 $3.50 thousand.
Also 10000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and sna Of ak
ceent quality will be sold low to close. Also superior
Virginia chewing Virginia, Havana and Turkish Smoking To
bacoo, Delphi Snufs, Pipes, &c.
A. KERR & CO., adjoining Post Office.
EOUGHIOGEHENY ICEs
TFNHE best thecity from the pure
OF the loughoghehy River be purchased at reasonable
prices az the Depot Broad and Front streets, at Soans
Ice House on Front street, the wagon which will
through the city daily.
spr50-d2m RIDDLE, COLEMAN& co.
n EBANON MILLS FLOUR.-We have been mads
Agents Tor the sale Of the Lebansd Mills Flour, which is
superior brand.
We have store large supply, made Of White Wheat
which will sell at wholesale or retail.
maysO-u CARTER, MCKAY & co.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR,PROTgCTED SOLUTION
PrOtOxide OF Iron CONSUMES,

Is !
PrOtOxide OF Iron Combines,
TAvING successfully passed TIE ordeal 70 which new dssve-
ries in ne Matsr Nsca are subjected uust nov be re-
oe7sd IS an established medicine It's ecacy in curing
DKsP EPsIA,
Affections OF the Liver, Dropsy Neura Brosch and Con-
sunapuve tendencies DseFsa sac Or nc boo SOUS scar
and the proatng effects Of Lead or Mercury Geneal De-
bity an diseases which require TONIC and AATERA
TIVE medicine is beyond question The proofs q i efficacy
2Ea 50 numerous, 90 vel autneuti ana OF 1n peculiar
character, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate % receive the
proGsIed aid.
he Peruvian Syrup does not profess be cures but its
range extensge because many diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from one cause nay be cured
The class Of diseases for which the syrup provides cure is
precisely that which has often baed he highest order Of
medical skin. The facts tangible, the witness accessible,
Who may wish for opinion from d parsons respecting
e character Of The Syrup cannot all 70 ae satisfied Vi TIE
Agents The signitus are oe Of gentlemen known ia the
Community and Of the highest resPeetabiiiy.
CARD-The undersigned having speriencehe beneficial ef
Of peruvian Syrup" DO hesitate recommend
70 the attention Of the public From our Own exerfe as
veil a. from tbs testimony or others whose ana e
ry altogether unqgesone, We have doubt Of B ea
y Of incipient disease q the Lungs and Bronchial Pa
deed would be inorebs hum the high character q
who Witnessed them, and volunteered their es
mony, IS Wedo ours 70 Is restorative pq1er', -.
s. Fl. Kendall, d. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas G. Amory, James @. Dunn,
samuel May; @ Ahoaaas whitman.
NolcE-Itis we'll known nat the medical eject Of Pro,ozds
maintain solution Of Protoxds Of Iron without farer oxa
on has been deemed impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup this
Known and this solution replace al the protocarboaies CT
trates and artrates Of the Mstsra Medics.
"A. HAYEEs, N. D., Assaysr to TIE STATE Of Mas.
i Boylston street, Boston, o. 8. A.
PHIou.-Largs bottles g, sulan bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville By DEMOVILLB BEAL-
Ilay4-ddLtE1uasH
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II DTspEFEA, HEADAcHE ISDIsEsrIo, BY which AL
persons less affected usually be cured by taking
moderate exercise wholesome food and dose Of Bosraves Hol-
land Biters, one hour before eachmeal. ldtE&RlR
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,

WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS
w celebrated Machine received the first premium Of Grand
Com MEDAL the best combined Reapng Moving Machine
At the great United stae Agricultural Fair held at louisville
Ky in September, le57 The trial Syracuse,
York in July, where all the principal Machines in the United
thoroughly tested. The made their awards
through Marshal P. Wilder, President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
It received tie award the Reaper and as the best
Mower before tive separate committees appointed by
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville
in july l54, most Of the machines Tenn
Numerous other premiums and given Machine
during the last season. every AIachinei In America
The above machines are for sale by the undersigned,
B. +. CHEATHAM,
General gent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELES & CO.,
feb27-dSCW6 Nashville Tenn.
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BONNETsI BONNETsII BONNETsIlI

AT THE NEW YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM,
% UTTOF lSTREgE
AIRS BOYLE begs leave 10 inform her numerous Gus
III tuners IN ne cry 81 throughout he States Of rennssls
and Alabama hat she h returned from New York, and b
received her Spring Tmpcrtaiious for ls55, q
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
Consisting IN part, f1llosB 0l0 Fsnch Pattern Bonnsts
LeEh0rn Booner5 and Chidrens Hat, richly trimmed s
Head Dresses, styles 40 boxes Ersnch flowers, Bridal
Equipments and Head Ornaments: $50 psas bonnet @ and
belt Ribbon with large stock Of Ehr0ier Colazs Sleeves
Sets ChildrenB Waists Robes, Bands, Edgnssl Insartou-
AIantiIlas.
III y Country lners supplied with Pattern Rounst5, and
every article appsrtlining 70 ne business.
Every description Of B0uns and Gents Has heached and
trimmed In Ms y. e peculiar style Stamping FOR BrainE
ard pntfng fsna. nurilI
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" ARDTN COUNTY, TENNESSEE.--fhe above
Watering place will be opened for the reception Of visitors
the first day Of Juue next daily Of coaches -four
sagng will with the Memphis Charleston
the huntsville Depot. Ten hours Memphis the
Sprugs FOR health pleasure the White Sulphur equal
any Watering place, North South Music from
New Orleans viii be in attendance. GEO. SHALL,
may3l-dEWlm Proprietor.