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Additional Mexican News.

New ORLEANS, September l4.-An arrival
furnishes advices from the City of Mexico to
tho Goth ult., which state that Miramon was
still at the capital, and not 10 San Lous Potosi;
as reported,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RUPTURE CURED.

MrssRs. MARSH, CnRLIss & Co. No 5West Fourth
street. Cincinnati-Gentemen: The Truss procured
Of you some two years ago. for patient for he rad
ical cure OF Hernia | am happy to inform you, has
done all that representedin Short has effected
aRADIcAL CURE. Yours trnly,
Findlay, o., Sept ., 1859. ..
The Radical Cure Trusses, Shoulder Brace. Sup
Apparatus for Weak Ankles, Club Foet, Bow Legs
Curved Spine aud other defornies arc made and APP.
piled BY MARSH, CORLISS 70 Co., No. Q West
Fourth street, south side, opposite the Hign Steeplc
isepl5a
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IS STREET RAILROAD AN OBSTRUCTION?
An opportunity has boen given to the people
to pass acknowledgement upon this plan Of trans
sportation of passengers in tho city. Neces-
sarily there Is no occasion for complaint by
other vehicles, if oouciliatory and generous
feeling charaoterizes the conduct of all parties.
Greater speed, cheaper fares and accommoda-
tions for all are the watch words now..
IsIr A MONOPOLY?
The routes are in the hands Of different
companies, and if you wish to take stock, walk
up to the captains Office and register your
name as stockholder.
ARE THE STREETS TOO CROWDED FOR THE RAIL-
RoApY
The travel in other vehicles will DO 80 less
ened as to leave the streets comparatively free
from omnlbuses snd carriages. They can
carry you thrice as far in less time, and at
trihe cost.
HOW ABOUT ACCIDENTS?
Unfortunately, accidents sometimes occur
Yesterday one occurred the first trip. A negro
boy, aged fourteen years, son of Widow Platt,
living in an alley between Ninth and Tenth
streets, and Race and Elm. streets, while the
hurra and excitement was at Its hight, and
the crowds rushing to board the car, this lad,
who hung on to the side Of the car, fell of, on
Ninth near Plum-street, and the W heol mashed
his foot completely of. This may prove a
warning In time. rumor prevails that
thirty women were Immediately afterward
before their houses whipping their lads off the
street. Young America must not venture too
much.
THE RECEPTION BY THE PEOPLE.
Curiosity, of course, waS awakened, and the
people were all astr. The PENNY PRESS, " ith
its cut Of the new street-railroad car, had
given the people an idea Of the neat little
vehicle, and windows we're full of heads, and
voices clamorouS Of approval of the novelty !;
the sidewalks and the intersections were
crowded. At the curve of thirty-th degrees,
turning from Walnut into Ninth.street, from
protrudng rail, the car for few times was
thrown off, but this has been remeded.
COLLATION..
On returning from Western-row, along
Ninth-street, all hands were invited into the
mansion Of the President Of the railroad COM
pany, DR.. VArTIEn, and partook of a cold
collation.. After night, rockets and fireworks
were set of from the cars, going and coming,
and congratulations and speeches accordingly.
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GD-We return thanks to Adamss Express
for late Eastern and Western papcrs, fur
nished in advance of the mails.
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Outward Bound.

NEW York, September 1.-THE Cunard
steamship Africa sailed at noon to-day with
seventy passengers and S394,OOO in specie.
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Ga5~Messrs. Phillips & Sampson, Of Boston,
the publishers Of The Atlantic Monthly, failed
last Thursday.
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Inauguration of tho Cincinnati street
Railroad.

AS the four iron grey horses started yester-
day noon, up Walnut street, drawing happy
load Of passengsrs--thc City Council and city
press being repreaented-hcarty shouts of
congratulation and cheers were given for the
success of the new movement. Alfred Cutter
and Samuel William, owners Of the horses,
Haro drivers.
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DIED,

sHARP-Qn the "A h inst, at o'clock, Of whoop.
ing couch, William H. w :, son of Joseph and Joan
residence Of the parents, No. e3 East Thrd-street,
to-day at P. Nj. Friends of the family arc invited
to at tend.
MILLER-On the 18th inst, at lOA O'Clock A. M,
of consumption, Mrs. Lucinda e., wife Of ]. W.
Miller, aged 32 yoars and 10 months.
HAWKINS-Un the 9th inst, at the residence of
his granddaughter Richmond street, Mr.. Henry
Hawkins: aged 50 years month and day.
ATKINSON tho 18th inst, of apopiexy, Mark
Atkins, aged 6i yoars. Funeral will take place to-
day at p. NJ, from his late residence. No. 337 Vine
street. Friends Of the family invited to attend
Oh EnnI
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MARRIED.

BRUEN- -HUNT--On the 18th inst, by Roy. Mr.
Monfort, Isaac Bruen, OF College Hill, to Miss Mat.
tie j., daughter Of Mrs. Jane Hunt. OF Greensburg
Indiana.
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4 RrrsTs. TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS ARE REsPEcr.
n fpy Informed that the suhscberi selling the
rngNph a Ard water eollrs pasen
sng papers lower prices rnn any other houss
city, W.scHAVs, Ar1ets' Coleman, go Broadway
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CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS. EQUAL IN BRiIlIANCY
.a an eararee " real diamonds ~ quarter ne price,
u a lad ,uiy or JACOBS Co. 3l Broadway, opposite
ths Broadway heare. Sole depot ia New fork.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS
L DEALERS AND IMPORTERS OF VULCANIZED
ELASTIC WOVEN RUBBER GOODS &c


The United Circuit Court for this distrct-he Hon.
Charles Ingerso presiding decided that H.
Day has no legal right import license
others 10 manufacture import SELL any other elace vu
caned rubber goods or fabrics than shrred corrugated
mens of Oct 20 Nov and Dec ls6-we hereby notify
the manufacturers importers and dealers goods other
than the shrred corrugated goods that We through
from said Goodyear have the exclusive right
faciure import and SELL and license others manufacture
import sell all elastic vulcanzed rubber goods or fabrics
except the SHRED corrugated goods granted az above
MENTIONED This right far relates to suspenders is
in the Nashawannuck Manufacturing Company; and as
all ether Of such elasc goods except said shirred
goods is In William Judson While do desire inter
fere with the trade or prevent the sale of foreign manusc
exclusive right 81. aforesaid or "a prohibit their
pared deal with such manufacturers and importers
others with fairness and beray nevertheless re-
epeculy notify them and the public generally that rights
he respected and that all elastic vucanzed rubber
fabrics other than sch shrred corrugated goods
aforesaid can only be lawfully made imported or sold
license from And fully determined 10 main
such rights against all inrpgemens encroacnents
by said day. any claiming pretending 10 claim
under him, Dny other whatsoever Applications
end communications the subject of this notice may be ad
dressed William Judson at the office Of the New Belt
ing and Packing Company ~ and 81 Park New York.
WILLIAM JUDSON,
Nasbawannuck Manufacturing Company.
New YORK, Feb. H. 1889
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INSURANCE..
L MUTUAL LIFE LIFE J JEsVE RANCE COMPANY
Office No. 81 Broadway.
The following is statement of the affairs of the company
for fiscal year ending the 3st day OF January lsse
Reeeip,s during the year
For premiums .Syo6,Wl %
For For snnuties ''s ssss 70
Disbursements during the year "'''"
Paid claims by death Including add
Reduction Of premiums, annuiies,
commiss,cps ;;... .........'....... sIssssf
Expenses, 10 Exchange, post
age. taxes, printing and advertising,
stationery, law expenses, medical
examinations, rent salaries &C.. 77,9s6 u SOL 100 81
Cash hand ls February, 1852. 1ss933 AZ
Invested as followe;-
Cash on hand and in bank ......... $y31B %
Bonds and mortgages. .4,y3S, 666 "
Due from agents for moneys collect
ed and in of transmission $3.50 g. g3 a
Interest accrued and deferred premium account ncu
Number Of policies issued during the year 17@
Number Of policies IN force ls February 1852 sss
have carefully examined the foregoing statement and be-
lieve the same TO be correct
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Frederick s Winston, VIM ). Bunker
Mlara Fillmore, Samuel NJ. Cornell,
David Hoadley, Samuel y. Sproulls,
William V. Brady, John NJ Stuart
Henry A. smythe Hamlin Blake,
Robert II. McCurdy, Alfred Edwards,
William Bets, samuel D. Bsbcock,
Isaac q. Pearson, George s. Coe,
William Moore, Cephas II. Norton,
y W. :. b Dodge ' Ezra Mheeeres '
Richard Patrick, William II. Popham,
Joseph Blunt Lycurgus Edgerton,
Nathaniel Hayden, " Smith Brown,
John p. Yelvsrton. George r. Clark
John wsdsworth, hlsS: ": Bradford.
Medical Examiner, MiSruRS PosT, MD
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTROLOGY AND CLATRvOYANCE,-M BRUCE,
"A the mysterious veied lady, be consulted with al
events Of life at 30 Grand street. second block of
Bowery, second stairs up first door. Fee 10 cents
MADAME wIDGER, CLAIRvOyAHT, A GIFTED srA-
M nish lady unveils the mysteries OF futury love
rage absent friends sickness prescrbes medicines for Ill
dsssses tells lucky nnmber property lost aoen st l4
Allen street. corner Of Rivington
I B.-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Madame PREWuTERf Hhe has been consulted by
thoaAands IN this and other cities with entire satisfaction She
feels confident she has equal She tells the OF future
wife husband, also that OF her vssr II wish truth
give Der cali, a, 800 Bowery, oppshe BoecEer
dies ~ oens 9entlemen 81.
o.rsd q sas osson xss * @
Nsde o. 10 the art Of ciryoysnce and astroogy She
rants any In s worst form, particularly rhe-
fnatssr affections OF the throat or lungs ~ BksdaIn g.
The only natural elairvoyan IN the United States All who
HIc.ed. trouble, uneucceafu
al s naturally sired Ldy Cn1ce Ia prns street.
A Va
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a RIzoEA PEABLs.--wE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
"A eade into fess,pns earrings, .ugs crosses s,uda
s nj tese beautiful pearls ell mounted fine gold al ONE
fourth he mice of ordinary Ladies, DO not fall 10 call
aud ace mem at L. JACOBS cos 33i Broadway, opposite
The Broadway n satre
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SlU.UUU Stolen, from the Adams Express Company.
the 2h Of January four packages containing forty thousand
dolsfs (s40( COO In notes OF the following banks;-
Si 2tBank Augusta Georgia, ia S5s sos ard SOS.
31S0-Bank of Commerce, Savannah Georgia, Ia S5 Sos
so %, $50 and xl0Js.
12C-Union Bank Of Augusta, Georgia Ia s5s and Sos
1C-Marine Bank of Georgia. Savannah, in s5 Sos and
6oo-Bank Of the State Of Georgia. Savannah in s5s sOs
and SOS
go Mechanics Bank of Augusta, Georgia. in s5s and
%0s.
425-C City Bank OF Augusta, Georgia in s5s and Sos
35O-Bank Savannah, Georgia, in SIS and Sos.
slOQfarners and Exchange Bank Of Charleston, c. in
&s sos, SOS $50 and SoVs.
22OC-Bauk Of Charleston 3. O. in SIS Sos f20's and
s5Os
22o-Peopss Bank Of Charleston, S. c. in s5s sOs $685.
S5Os and Sl0Qs.
tj3oExchange Bank Of Columbia, s. Co. In f5s Sl0s S0s
and sos
450-Msrrhsns Bank of Cheraw s. c., IN SIS sos and
soUs
l6sJ-Pianters Bank Of Fairfield, wusboro s. c. in SIS
SDs and SOS.
And The balance in notes OF Georgia and South Carolina
banks.
covery money proporonae reward for the
ry Of any part oft . WIN. b. DfNSx0RE,
- President Adams Express Company, 80 Broadway.
NEW YORK, Feb. ii, 1859.
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WANTED-IO MAKE TIE ACQUAINTANCE or q
mairimony W young mechanic % s,eady industrious
habits. Address George Waker ht Paul Minnesota box y5
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VxTANTRD-IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY TWO
w girls-one for cooking, washing and ironing; the
other chambermsid and seamsress; German Edg'ish
Welsh coored preferred with good city reference Apply
at rs East 18th st
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LOST AND FOUND.
EouND.-BY A WATER IN CLEANING THE ROOMS,
package of bills The owner can have the by de.
scribing property by calling at 20 Crosby street
O'Clock p H. street. EYE bet AS
Third and Eighth small gold enamelled watch with
paid by leaving 227 West Twentieth street or al H. ROCK
wells Gallery, 40 Broadway.
osT-oN MONDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN TWEEN
snu gold Bracelet r sna eer IN sd Eighth
rewarded by returning the same to No 267 Fifth
7 osT Io, SUNDAY. 18th INST, ON OR NEAR
s ana The nder Win oSgs he 0Is
by sending his or her address 10 box 563 Post Office
r osT-oN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1859, A GOLD
- scarf PIN represen,ng an eagle with wings spread and
s reward by returning the same TO 2s Spring street.
I OsT-ON TUESDAY MORNING. EITHER IN A
ferry stage or in going from FIRST
Asor place to sroadwsy mack mosaic PIN the design
waroed by leaving II at 46 St. Marks place.
- ing omnibus at Wall ferry Hudson bay sable
nun liberal reward will be given if the finder viii leave il
T osT BADGE s,Os5 ANY PERSON FINDING THE
IL above will please deliver the Engineer OF the Harlem
district to g. Williams with Nesb Co.. corner Of Pearl
and Pine streets New York
7 SUPPOSED IN ATLANTIC STREET, BROOKLYN,
bar and s. in money Tha nsr viii pa f.
cd at IS Concord street. Brooklyn Croon Water Office pier
y East river, N. Y - r
OST-AT THE MONTE CRIsTO BALL. ON THE
IL evening of Friday, the 18th inst sdy's cambria hand
kercief beautifully embroidered II left 2i5 West Thirtieth
street. Ninth avenue, grauity will be given II being
the gift Of dear friend the prizes very much
I osT OR sToLEN.--A CERTIFIED CHECK ON THE
IL Artisans Bank Of the city Of New York for $3.50 drawn
y W II Towers of said city to order of Joseph Justice of
Philadelphia, dated 2h January 1859 and mailed same
IN he Nav York city Post 9cs 70 W Juvena Of Phil
check. Payment is stopped
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TsYKLLrGENCE oFpTCUg.


A BOON 20 TIE NBIGHBORHOOD-A LADY WHO
n applied " he recently established Intelligence Office up
town, expressed herself perfectly satisfied with the principles
which conducted and said she thought boon b the
neghb0rhood sat Oce hours from TO g. No CSC
s1h avenue between Thirty eighth and Thirty ninth
Fee ~ cents.
nuABRR OF WOEBN AND GIRLS WANTED DAILY
= good situations ready good wages some for frst
s.asa families SeO several Prnte wanted INQUIRE al
Ne srec institute and Bcme Tor ooesucs 1888 lih ST. corner
81 6tn
I1ANIIIEs AND HOTELS WILL FIND SERVANTS OF
il respectable appearance and reliable
broadway Tngtne. IA Broadway up ars This ns,ituon
seven yeaSs established conducted by Engsh lady and
gentleman on strictly honorable principles.
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CxTANTEp-BUT I'M A BAafIFUL MAN,
w Alas and not cent worth;
She Omnibus please copy) can
Address mysef-tbats Wentworth st. Paul, Mrncaola
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VHIANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN TO ATTEND A CON
w fectionery Address, In handwriting of,appcsns
box JAS Brooklyn Post Office.
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VVANTED-Two GERMAN GIRLs-oNE AS COOK,
er ed seve as os as IS
be and Of obleng disposition None but those PEI
fecy competent need apply at 26 Suffolk ST. from 10 A. NJ
3 P. NJ, for two days.
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yIrANTED--A CHAMBERMAID, WAITER GIRL, COOK
w laundess and seamstress, for private family
who will pay good to either white coored Apply
No 18th st between Broadway and University place
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YxyANTED--A GOOD COOK, WHO THOROUGHLY UN-
w derstands her business wash well, and
has unexcepopabe city references Apply Thos G.
Hodgkins l Greenwich St. between Corandt and Liberty.
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VNANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO THE
w Homework of private family; must be able vii
ling work. good references requr d. Ca 1g3 Monroe
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FRENCH ADvERTFSEmKNTg.


TINE DAME FRAHCAIsE CouTrR1ERE ETABLrE DE
~ pui, sans New York; avantagensement conntre ct
ponvan conner es meeurs desire saseo
de 81 no IS COO o.
dresser, par letre, Marguerite Herald ONCE
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE HIRED
The store No. 81 Catharne eree in this city for the
Isaacs to transact business therein All purchases and
sales made by him 10 be for cash credit
New YORK Feb. Z, 1850 ISABELLA ISAACS
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w also seastress who understands cutting and making
ladies' &C. and make herself generally usefu
Apply days at lbs West 18th st., thee
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srrUATsOns WAar&D--nALEs,

CITUATION ,WANTED-BY "A MAN AND WIFE. THE
= farmer and understands farming business In all
branches the and driving Of horses and the
and milking Of cows is hard worker His wife can do
housewoEk, cook and charge OF dairy
required They strong and healthy and afraid Of work
They have children charge but themselves Good
Call at 33 10th ST. fourth floor front Can be
seen for two days hDot suited.
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VxrANTED-sIX RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS tt
w wait in saloon. Apply at i9I Broadway, from IL to
this day.
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WANTED a YOUNG MAN OF GOOD STANDING IN
w society q temperate and Industrious habits who per
wishes make the acdtainnce amabe young lad
who possessed Of moderate fortune with view mar
mony. Address Henry Brainard, s. Paul Minnesota
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REWARDS.

cO REwARD-LOST, WALKING STICK; OAK,
sDC with the bark oa mounted with buck horn handle
which silver strap and buckle, with
X Mel G. VIM. Mel Field OF Waterloo, March G. 1867 en-.
graved the The above will be paid
who the stick the IA Broadway back
Office, up stairs
q, REwARD.-LOST, A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND
pC dog three feet high steel gray white chest answers
the Of Nepne. The above reward will be paid for bis
return las Eifth avenue.
e1O REwARD.-LosT ON FRIDAY MIGHT, nth
iV In the vicinity of Twentieth Broad
way wbse wolf robe, white blanket trimmed
with blue black whip. The above will be given
the of the 10 the undersigned No Bond
street. W. h. DWlNEI.liE
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A JERsEYMAN, re
w take charge Of farm has horoug erence In farm
Ing; hes, references address A. Herald Office for three
days, giving and residence.
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The Adirondack Mountains, Lake Henderson In their
midst and the Saranacs Lakes Upper New York are
among the delightful the State.
Lake habopac 10 et greater favorite, y1g Con, Lssn
miles east from Peekskil, ave from CroG'o Fas ia
non on the Harlem Railroad The lake Ia nine miles In
anc about 800 feet above the level Of the
se; me scenery pretty, though not b,id or grand,
and the nshing Ia excellent.
fN more beautiful IL Lake George 10 the ex
IRENE north Of the State, with Gien's Falls in
Inc upper Hudson tn va0 embracing
some OF the finest scences OF Coopers novels
The lake itself s Of SURPRISING ovelnesa and The vhoa
region around N extremely picturesque There are two
hotels. Lake Champlan Ia also well worth see,n0 F,t
perhaps, in the whole State there more beanusoI
object than Trenton Falls. fifteen miles from Uuca /, n
resort for calm repose, and where loves TO Mnaer
long.
One OF the most fashionable though quie. watering
places in New York State Is Cozzen's in the Highland
Pass the most beautiful spot Of the enchant ng ud
son, just below West Point Equally attractive In tho
Mountain House, the summit OF the Catsks, which Ia
reached after journey OF ten miles In stage from the
Hudson. The wines around the brows Of the
just four hours to get 10 the top which 10 Two thousand
two hundred and twelve feet above the river The village
OF Calski the Hudson from which the ascent made,
Is one hundred and eleven miles from New York. II the
weather 10 dry and warm the vser Is well repaid for
bis toll, for the view Of the valley below and OF the
woe 10 those who 90 unucky 70 be there while 1t
rams which is very frequently, when the mountain Ia
covered with thick mist, which would you through
IN five minutes This often happens when the PLAIN
all 10 dry The best time 10 go Ia IN July. People
stay long, they fit away they do from Niagara Falls
host Of the time you will require overlooking by day,
and warm blankets at night.
The Sound and Long Island abounds with watering
places, and lately hear Of the Surf Eotel on Fire
Island.
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THE SPRINGS OF GEORGIA.

In the mountainous regions OF Georgia there numerous
indicated springs and waterfalls Among the latter the
beautiful Falls Of Toccoa is6 feet and the Caaracts of Tai
ulat tho most noted The Taluah rushes through
awful chasm the Blue Rdgethe ravne is feet deep
and goo feet wide Its walls being gigantic cliffs Of dark
granite. The Indians appropriately called the Terrora
The proprietor Of the Mcintosh House at the Indian Springs
says the number Of applications great that he has
consented to open the house at once" The propreors OF
the Madison Springs ASSURE the public that at would 10
waste OF time" to compare their house with any ether in
the southern country-so decided and so well known
It's advantages They say, for most all diseases which
the human family are subject TO these waters have
most happy effect" They have moreover, 10 band Of
music inferior to none-sacred paror and martial" They
wind up with very fair proposition
snow Whist moro say, but ask you this way,
And If we do you no good, wen charge you no pay"
In Meriwether county there the Warm Springs
the "greaiess watering place South"-volume Of water
l4o0 gallons per minute. The water comes forth at
90 degrees Of heat, and the baths are delightful
aud invigoratng,' while for "drnkng purposes, mineral
and freestono waters abound In the Immediate vicinity"
splendid band OF music Ia In attendance. Lastly, the
Cotocsa Springs, "a hoed resort says tho pro.
prietor, "jusy known tho Saratoga Of tho South,
excel all the watering olsees Of Europe and America.
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Important from Sonora.


The overland mail 1T San Antonio, Texas, the Cd inst
brings intelligence of bloody battle recently fought at
the village of Corretos in the State Of Chihuahua Mex
ioo between the two parties desoatng that country,
in which the liberals victorious "eyeral hundred
are said 70 have been killed each side.
From Sonora and Sraoa the courier reports that Gen.
Pesquiora recently victorious Nszaan had been elected
Governor of the two States and thus formed the nucleus
a strong power in Western Mexico, which preparing
to set up for itself large amount Of money had been
sent to san Francisco for the purchase Of From
this would appear that still another element Of dscord
lie about to be Introduced into this unhappy country
AS TO the opposing, or church party tho followers of
Gandsra lately defeated IN Sonora and Sinaoa stated
that their property has been conAscaed and the leaders
sent exile. About hundred taken out by the
last steae to San Francisco Posquiera was believed
TO be firmly established III power.