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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22

This gentleman who has received the
distinguished honor Of being nominated for
congress in opposition to Hon Jas. j. Gil
lis by the 'Knownotling' shanghai
" Straightout"-" Republican =" American
Observation-Disclosures. Peoples
whangdoodle party of this Congressional
district, visited this place in the early part
of this week, accompanicdby Mr.. Scofeld
of Warren, the place from which Mr.. Hall
halls. We are not prepared TO say what
impression Mr.. ll's appearance and con-
yersation made upon those who saw aud
heard him while here. For oursclf we
can only say that We were introduced to
him, were kindly taken by the hand,
we're much pleased with his affability,
and consequently we have concluded, the
next election if we shal. 50 long live to
vote fortunes J.. Gillis for Congress.
Bl~Ou down town cotemporary seems
to have taken offence at our saying that
an informal meeting OF the leaders Of the
opposition party OF this county had taken
place here some two or three weeks since.
We regret that our neighbor misappre.
hended the purport og our remarks. We
had NO reference to any thing hetold us in
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The Homicide at Fincastle, Virginia.

We stated day or two ago that on
Thursday. last. James Mcdowell. Presi-
dent of the Farmers Bank Of Fincastlc,
Va, was shot in his office Wy Henry W.
Bowycr, highly respectable and wealthy
farmer Of that county. \ letter to the
Richmond EogdrSr written, says;
An exciting court was heldto day, hich
committed Mr. Bowyer for trial before the
Circuit Court, The testimony before the
examining court went to show that Mr..
Mcdowell had seduced weak-mlndcd
daughter of Mr.. Bowycr's from her homo,
and furnished her Eith.a way aud
money TO 20 North, where he would meet
and provide for her comfort; that he had
urged her to this course on the ground
that he learned that some one intended to
write an anonymous letter 20 her iaIilef
acouainting him OF their Intimacy, DC"
and that if her father found 1t out ne
would probably kill her. That five OF Mr..
Bowers servants had frequently carried
notes from Mr. NJ to Miss b. that Mr. NJ.
had frequently been seen proving about
the premises or Mr. 3. late of evening, and
thatMiss Y. had been seen on the same even
ings sauntcrins in the same direction ;
that Miss. g. did leave home and was
found by her brother, who went in pursuit,
in the city of Baltimore, in suspicious
house. Mr Mcdowell also left home a
few days after Miss j. left and was absent
some time. Mr. Bowyer brought ms
daughter from baltimore, and placed her
in charge of Dr. S;ribbliug, Of the West
orn Lunatic Asylum, alterwhich the shoot
inc occurred, which resulted IN the death
of Mr. Mcdowell.
Mr.. BOWER is, in all respects, one OF our
very best citizcns--rcmarkably courteous,
in his intercourse with his neighborS, and
peaceful in all his counscls.
Cu,,p PolsoNrp.-A little child Of Mr.
psvec of West Chester about eight
months old. died fcw days since from
The effects of poison. 1t had been playing
with the printed cards issued by the Mu
steal Union, and took to sucking them
They are colorcd and contain arseniatc o.
copper, deadly poiaon--and the child
swallowed sufficient to produce death
These card. have been extensively scatter
ed and are Gayorite plaything with chill
iron and tho wunGor IL that more have
nnt suffered. Many OF childrcns toys ano
candies arc painted green aud arc poison
ous White cnamcllcd visiting cards, ano
ospcciallv green cards, are polished, We
understand, with poisonous compounds
Parents should be careful,
pY,rhe Atlantic rclesraph Cable is moi
nt present in working order.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DN VIRTUE OF an order Of sals issuing out
I'D Of the Orphans Court Of Cloariield county
there will be exposed TO public sale ut the House
of Jacob Bumgardnor in GLEN HOPE, on
TUESDAY, the FIFTEENTH day OF OCTOBER
next, All the interest Of LYMAN MILES late
of Beccaria tp. deed, in and to the following
described real estate, situated in Beccaria n.
Clearfeld county. bounded by land, of Samuel
X. Hcgarty on the east, Anson S. Curry on the
south, Robert M'Cackou on the west, and Tho
"Maine company on the nortA, containing a.
bout FIFTY ACRES-aboul TWENTY-FIVE of
which are cleared and under cultivation, and
having thereon erected u small HOUSE d BARN
and out buildings. Sale to commence at
O'Clock 7. NJ. Of said day. Terms One half the
purchase money to be paid al the confirmation Of
the sale, and the othsr half in one year thereaf
ter with interest
GEO. b. GAYLER,
r. N. HEGARTY.
Adm'rs Of Estate of Lyman Miles dec d.
sept Sth, 1858 IT,
F-E'BlanSs for sale at tbs Office.
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Tur yu,r or , Nosr.-A nose in itself,
dot.cbod from q face /. onnorently oryery
r,,le yalno and vet there are yerv few
,,or.ons ,ybo voplj no WILLING 70 exchange
thoir ro.o ror al tbc rcody cash in the
r,ult. Of snecic uoyino bank. 4 very
cIovo,. story Of a nose is told Ly Klorstocl
,ho cololratcd Gcrman author vounr
c,,I,,, ,,oy dcyrorotoIy cranorad Of a
,.,u,,1,d, and III, aa,c,ior ,v,s rocirro-
- gI,,.,,,. ,.,,,.,b ,,,,.,,,,. nou.ond
L.aIo,.i h.ro,.n ,i.,l,, Lirol,ow,svo,.b
,,,,r, rod % For This reason her cIord-
ian orioctod ,o tbo match. In his despcr
alton bo consulted crafty old LAWYER,
who heard his story, and then told him he
would mt him through for prospective
fec and he WA, n, rood as his word. lie
/ first asked the Young lover if he would
agree to take twenty thousand thaIer' FOR
HIS No'E 10 TINS Inc young leilo" gave
. adeci"'o nay vi" roNI 'llo Attorney
! thch went 10 inc "uafaiai'' ana lolo MN
mat II was all a mum "'ou' ms young
ir'chu De'n9 80 iooI' 'i''y 70 Ills 'eI'o'n
hho"I'os' he 'l"'' o.''Jo"., "'""c'o' "niol' .
ne lEiIsbp twenty llouSonu tha'''' ! lis
Ar..gl IL ia
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rorneY Show tho Cloyon Foot al Last.

FOTney Shows the UloYeh root ~ LaSV'
/ Thcrcdoubtablc John W. Foncy who
has for the last ,ghtmonths been engaged
in most bitterly rcyiling President Bu'
chanar and every man whom he believed
to be friendly to him or hisadministrotion,
while he was at the same time protesting
to be q good dcmocro, and par crtc''tnc'
the hampton of popular sovereignty, has
at last hoistcd the piatico flag Of trcoch'
cry and Reorganization and may now be
said to be smiling under his true colors,
And dark as /, his ensign, the man IN the
depth Of his political degradation, seems
to bc proud Of his own inIamy. Not con
tent with falsely charging upon Mr. Bu-
chanan m lmre3or tyrny and motives Of
dishonesty in his Kansas policy, he basely
concocts and relates alleged private con-
vcrsatious which he processes to have had
with the President in relation to his
measures of national policy, in which he
.lMr. Buchanan talks to Mr.. Forney
about changing, and asks him (Forney
why he cant change too. The. basoness o.
publishing private conversations IS too
,oreroIIy admitted to need comment but
tis ,,i.orobI. tvoddIe Of Forncy about
tbc President is too ridiculous not 10 be
ot orco detected rs n mere fabrication ot
ror,o, with which 70 entertain his aboli
,;or ondionco ot Torrytown.
Prt tbc main fact to which we desire tc
cal, tho attention ofall GOOD democrats whc
= regord tbe great principles for which W,
5 .bovo bottled for halfa century, Is the
{ ovowod intcntion Of Forncy to oppose tn,
t democratic organization, to the utmost
D Here is his language;
f oWhcroycr n Lecomptonite is trottcC
5 ont we will try to defoat him. rhct,er rcg
4 ,l,rl, nomioatedorpot" Mark YOU, it make
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Legal NOTICE

.lAVEs b. ESGLANp,, IN 'lc fourt si Z
GroRGER. sNrru ct. al. mon I''sar Of c'sr.i
e.. County.
W. W. FLENING. } No % Nor. Tsru, |
Summons in Eiectment for 81 q
Of land in Pike township, Cleari
county, part Of No. 3Gl3, baaI.
north & cast by the Erie tuTnli
west 10y VIM. MNaul, south ly soi
line OF No. 36l3, to compel layni
Of purchase money.
And now, Nov goth, 1857, ON motion Of v
A. Wallace, Prf's Atty, the Court ordsr a.
ON Defendant to appear and plead ia this q
or Judgment will be rendered f5r want of ani
pearancc. BY the Court
2mas. GF0. WALTERS, Pro
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@AEr4pGSOAJa

A LII persons ore hereby cautiond against
N buying, or in any way meddling with the
following property, now IN IN possession of
George Garis in Coyington tp. viz Ono roam
mare, one COW, six hogs, one bull, one corner
cupboard, one cooking steve, one bed aud one
lot Of buokwhcpt, as the same belongs to me and
is ouly left with said Garls on loan, subject to
my order.
Scdt % 1855. GINS A. L. MILLER
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t0fafi io iht mallrl bHi hal entirely iot
cotton lhr nrl H hh,iue m1io nn, iu.
uuut 3l bim. until reminded hl hha.
ticlo. Whun ho nii ho know OF no such
moelinp iu contemplation vo believed
him Whom ho iy. lhcv was no such
meeting we are Nill bound p believe
him hut unjust assure him That ms iIno.
rance or % lari docs not diswoyc w. That
u.t such matDint d. we mcout took
place. We have the best authority for ho
liuymg m. Insertion to lhc contrary not
uithstanding.
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nen4s Each miner at Frazer river must
procure license which permits him to
dig for gold three months. For this he
pays twenty-one shillings about five dol
lars our money.)A single claim is twelve
feet square or one hunderd and forty four
square feet extending to low water mark.
Sunday digging j. not permitted.
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NOTICE TO LU.WBER.HEN.

TEyhc AIleghaucy u Bald Eagle Railroad.
4 Coal y Iron Company will receive propo-
sails until the 9th day Of OCTOBER next. for
leasing their STEAM SAW MILL IL Suocshoe
township, for one or more years at q stipulated
price per thousand for 81 umpagc, or for certain
portion Of the lumber wed and stuck. Said
Mill is locate near the line Of the above named
Railroad, in the midst of heavy lumber region
owned 10y this Company, and is capable ,f cut
ting 9O0OO feet Of lumber per day.
by order Of the board.
Sept. 22nd. 1858. JOHN T. HOOVER, See
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NEW Evidence.


Being afflicted with grcvious letter on the
arms aud face-after trying many remedies which
utterly failed TO cuIc-l was pursuaded by W.
NJ Barris & c., to try Lindseys Improved
Blood Scarchcr and now, six weeks after fin
ishing the second bottle, pronounce myself cured.
The tetcr broke out, something over year
ago, on the inside Of my arms, extending from
the elbows down to the wrists; also, on my
face. Immediately round the mouth and chin,
aud continued to be perfect torment to me un-
til cured by the Blood Scarcher. My arms, at
times, were almost useless, owing th the cracks
and sores on them, liable to bleed at any time
on the least cXerton to lit or work, and some
times SO itchy that ! could scarcely prevent
tearing of my hcsh. / have now been cured
six weeks, aud feel it due to Mr. Lindsey, and
to the public generally, to make this state
mcut in hope that others like myself may be
benefited by using hi, valuable medicine.
hor
JANE = WILSON.
mark.
Sworn IN, subscribed before me, one of the
Aldermen in and for the City Of Pittsburg this
2Sth day Of July, A. d. 1855
AND McMASTER, Alderman.
September 22, lSjS.-$mo.
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DAWN10!T3

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
n purchasing or interfering with the follow
ing property, viz: One roam horse, one grey
mare, one brind le COW, one two horse wagon, one
tanning mill and one cooking stove, now in the
possession Of n. Ncrbeg, as the same belongs to
me and is loaned only, and subject to my order.
NJ. b. C0NAWAl.
Knrthnus IN. Sent 22nd. ISiS. ~
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ITWT
JANE = WILSON.
0tOUGY.g 1y.A34i OFF
HOTELI
No III & 1l9 2nd st. above Arch,
3]7DE1a aIg{ D 3l7AEI;

djGED u u a. ijNlII;
A VI. HOPKINS takes this method Of IN form
~. ing his old friends and the pnhlic generally
that he has just BE-OPENED the above we'll
known Hotel, and rc-tttsd it in q style suitable to
the age, and the wants Of the travelling public
Mr., IL. has had a large experience in hotel keep
ing, he has no hetation iu saying that his guest
will find his house pleasant and desirable stop
ping place.
OF tho olegble location Of this Hotel far per-
sons visiting the City, either on
on BiiSINESS OR PLEASURE.
ii is deemed altogether unnecessary to speak,
a. no Hotel in Philadelphia is better known than
the Old Wout Vernon"
BY close attention to the wants Of his custom
ers Mr. ii. hopes to deserve share Of public
patronage.
n. D. His terms per day has been fixed nt th
low rate of 1926.
Sept 22nd, 1858. yr.
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4 Ill persons are hereby cautioned asia
n trusting my wife sophia on my accou
"a, / viii pay no debts Of her contracting,
AUG. WEITMAN.
Sept 18th, 1883 1t.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
YOUR TEE TIL.

DR. A. VI. HILLS, desires to announce to
~ his friends and patrons, shat he is now de-
voting oil Of his time to operations in Dentistry
Those desiring hi, services will find him a. ms
office pdioinin, his residence at nearly all times,
and nlways on Fridays and saturdays, unless
Notice to the contrary bo given in the town pa.
pcrs the week previous.
n. i. All work warranted t, be sa tiSiactory.
Clearfcd Pa Sept. 22nl, 1858.
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s-B'B Blanks for sale at tbs Office.
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ps-rhe Atlantic Telegraph Cable is not
at present in working order.
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CAUTION.

Sept Sth,lS5s.
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At Private Sale.
SunburY & Erie Railroad

which is now bsing h0stencd to comNeilo
They are heavily timbered, being covered vi
a thick growth Of Hi kory, Beech, White "a
milL u Inrnn urunnrlinn ml nm. host ni
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

" L HnEros!c.-, he Chicaco Jour
nal IN making the annoHrc' rcnt that The
Atlantic cable hnd teen laid, inluigcd in
some "li,alutin,' beginning thus:
"1le ~o,ld is fni>hed--ii> spinal cord is
laid, and now il h-Sjns to MinH
4 iiviny nerve la, been unwound from tnc
Anglo Saxon, heart, and lied in a true love
knot hhw.en the Old WoiIi and the New
Time ntns loi'eTcr on lis westward way, and
Sea, he narrow seIv'dge Of the globe"
Add ending thus:
''ih- old Norhron caught the Morning by
its wings, and wfes,ed from it the time and
secret of its flight; G,Ilic hand stayed it rs
it flashed from human face en- route fol
heaven again, and 10 upon The metallic plate.
The counterfeit preseU'meht; an n@ll.l-
man locked it up, as h. expressed it, in Il
cell of iron, and the locomotive da,,rd Ike
a shuttle through the iron loom; an Amcri
can kindled a glowing soul with the lbS OF
ok and sent the steamship painting round
the worid.'
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01
NEWSPAPER, LAW

| !. subscrbers who do not give EXPRESS No7IcI
to the contarv. are considered as wishing to con-
tinue theirsubscriphon.
g If subscribers order the discontinuancc Of thcil
papers, the publisher may continue to send item ii,
all that sdue be paid.
3. If subscribers neglect Or refuse to take theil
papers fom the Office to which they are directed
they Are held responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered their paper discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places, without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
5, The courts have decided that refusing TO take
a paper or periodical from the Office, or removing
andhaving it uncallcd for, is prima tacie evidence
of Intentional fraud.
g. The United States courts have also repeatedly
decided that postmaster who neg ects to give sea
s,nable notice, as required by the Post Office De-
partment, of the neglect or refusal of person to
take from the Office newspapers addressed to MIN
renders the postmaster liable to the publisher for the
subscription price.
7. Newspaper. are not chargcable with postage
within the county parish in which they are printed
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

prtL DlcK, TriL UEyIL The Wes.mcath
Irelan,D G"oidioa, of late date, states
that a W DAYS presl"u>Iv. as some boys
were fishing fo- perch in u small loch in he
neighhorhoud Of GaImov'>,own, pike.
weighing abont ei-ht ponds, veniurcd to
take one OF heir balS. The rod was not OF
the slightest make being one whc ch was
! lawn down and fashioned Oh that morning,
ana ~as four feet i'll length hy two inches in
gut t was placed on the bank, when our
'Iehe OF 'he naiery waste was enllced to
taste IT'S !'mAing bait, which. having swal-
lowed, he made his way through his natl, {
clement, taking ro. and line with him. The
'lo-ir thread Of cut'y which the hook was
attached having got err.nclcd in the outer
pat "t his Jaw. ntevcnte'iAiin fnm cnttnr .
lit. e had proceeded about twenty wards,
when a small terrier dog. bclooginy TO Mr..
Tormty. was sent to oyc,rakr him. and hay
ing seized The stick in the center, 2 +.arrrl
struggle en~ued. Our chef de conine 10,
being able TO master his opponent. Jet tn,
sick 90 in the middle. seized it by the end
and landed the prize at The bank.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

DYING OF FAr-A Georgia correspon-
LEM of Savannah physician, writes the
following instance OF de ath from the accu-
mul,llpa of fat:
We had young man residing 8 miles
from ih,s place, who was one Of The mira
clcs of nature Atlhe age of % years, he
weighed 5G5 lbs; be continued gradually TO
increase in fcsh, until he reached over 600
lbs he WAS able to get about with tolerabie
case to himself and attend to his plantin.
interest. Some weeks ago h. commenced
Increasing in flesh very rapidly, and gained
j It's per day; then it was found he gain
ed a lite over lbs. per day. Last week
he died suddenly in his cha,e, think from
he accumulation Of fat afonnd the healt.-
Three days prior to his death, he weighed
64G lbs. aud bad he been weighed the day
Of his death no doubt he wo,;!l have gone
over geo lbs.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

Losr DAUGHrEa FouNp.-Ihe Bucyrus
Journal SAWS that a man lining near there
lost his vile some years ago in Homer, New
Tork, that they had lutte girl which he
gave 20 Il fIiend, aDd loit Che country. lie
was gone tea years, and returned, but could
fnl 10 trace Of his child. She had two
marks by which hs might know hcr-one
loe was gone, and she had a scar on her Ief,
arm. The man gave her Up as lost To him,
and fnaiiy settled near Bncyrus and rnar-
ned; bit, strange to say, discovered her a
few days ago in bis own family. she barring
lived with him two years i'll The capacity OF
a scrva.nt. la,l he not arri'lcn'ly seen her
foot, he would sill be ignorant as 70 her
identity.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01
The Telegraph Cahie-A Divine
Revelation.

The successful laying of ,he submarine
telegraph cable between Europe and Amer
ca, after repeated failures, is justly hailed a
one of the creates, achievem, mis- of man. j
is the longest stride YET taken 10 human pro
gress, and will be SO regarded whatever OF be'
astonishing tea. may be accomplished
| th rough all coming tine. Hereafter, lie! nc
one prescribe limits to the attairments of :
race Of morals linked to Immortality. With
the attributes Of Omnoptence. vouchsaSe'I
| by the Creator, who shall doubt the irde-
siruciibiiity OF the intelIigtnces which inhao'i
our forms of clay? Nations have perlshed
from the earth. and cities OF marble, and
walls Of brass, have vanished; but the In'isi-
| bie ratioc'na!ions Of a Socrates were commn-
nicated to all succeeding generations
Thought cannot perish. The creations OF
| the mind are e.ernal-ana tie mird itself
must be imperi>hab!e. But il Socrates him
self had been toll. that machine woull he
lnyeni.d whereby twenty thousand copies OF
hi, books might be made in an hour, he
could not have believed it. Il Cesar had
bee. assured tha; time would come when
men con'd destroy each other at a distance
OF Eve miles. with balls Of iron, he would have
| shaken his head. Columbus could not have
beez made 20 believe that The ocean would
be .avigacd with steam. and tie passage he
tween England and America made ii eight
days. Washington ne"er even dreamed that
a tine would come. and in a few years, when
sold ers aud heavy bnrlleus 'eud be trans
rori-d on laul. and vi hout the agency OF
drauglt animals. tiiiv miles an hour. had
AMY I'rxl.k!in would have been incFe,.u-
lous ANY ore had is>arcd him, tlla,, il 1858,
man nigh: hole! instantaneous converse with
mao, from continent TO continent, though
]sepa-a'ed by oceans. If be had been told
that at mans bidding the dead would a,isa,
Tor tnat direct communication would be eff
fecied"iih o;herp'anets, his incTedaliiy cou'I
have lern no greater. Then let 20 one pre-
Isrlhe Ii'n;s to The achievement Of the ",>oa<
of Co.." But ;f The Sons he thus nigh; !.
clio irt in mortality, what mus, he our con
cepio; Of The majesty Of ,i.e Father, seated
on ,h. Eterual ihroar, presiding over the
des.pies ot ianuiner.bh wor!ls.-.- .SoGthc'a
Non.tor.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

A RIDDLE --The French delight to try
'he esprit Of children bv kind Of riddle.
For examnle: A m5n has little bot, in
which he must cary, from one side Of DE
river TO he other, wolf goat, and Il cab
ba"e, and must not carry more than ore Of
lhcSe at once. Which shall he take Gr>'
without he risk that, during one Of his nav
ig,,ions de wosf may dcvour the goat, or
The goat the cabbage? Suppose he carry
the woll, the cabbage Is Io>t--if lie cab
laee, the goat IS devonrcd-if the goat The
embarrassment is equal for he must risk
lis goat or his cabbage on he other sile Of
the river. The answer is-he must take the
cosi first, The wolf will not touch the cab
h,ge in The second passage he carries the
cahbare, and brings back lbe goat; in the
third be transports The wolf, which may
again be safely left with the cabbage. lie
concludes with returning fox the goat.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01
Eoeal a0uertisem ents.
"a s TOR PRIV GS.
Go miles wea Of Columbia.)
CalaEOula Parish La.

IA SDERSON & SON respectfully announce
kfheir numerous friends and all other 90
Il of health, pleasure, aud recrea- ss;:i
they have newly fitted up their establish
1he CASTOR SPRINGS and are prenared
ettef accommodations than ever to those
disposed to pay them visit. The water
the very finest medical properties, as many
afflicted with dyspepsia, rheumetism. iaun-
other functional and organic diseases can
4 prlnss ere situated in pleasant, healthfu,
IN region, with an abundance of game, and
1lltv will be afforded to those who delight
eeand kill the silver footed deer
,lNds are good from almost any point North,
Est or West
l9Are Bath-Houses provided for those who
e0sfest the efficacy Of the water by bathing,
no who desire amusemcnts will be furnished
l9 Rooms, Bal Alleys, &c.
.PFoprietors are distinguished for their un.
lAtention to the happiness ard comfort of
Rest', and their charges are more moderate
o9kp!aces of similar resort
g. SPRINGS, June 16, 1858. 5-5-lY.