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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31
Assignee,s Sale. OF Real Estate.

SSIH =
DY virtue deed of assignment executed to by
ID Vim. Jmesou, dated Feb. 10th. ISIS, and
record The Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Ohio
county will for sale public auction, the front
Court House OF Ohio county, Monday the
day April, 1859, the Real Estate In said deed forth
limits OF the city OF wheeling and designated lot No
eleven (Il3 tlti r. ArstrOug
As Trustee OF Emily A. Zane, containing Eve and
thrty-tuo poles. 1
sale. JOHN a. VINCENT,
mh4-lm As risree
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31
COMMERCIAL.
l3Y TELEGRAPH.

8 3ae5Io Tor State Wheat heavy; sales 900 bus a
S150 for red and SlT9 80 for white Corn quiet at
90 PORK dull. Whisky duh.
PR;LApE1PuIA March 3B- The war news by the Kangs
roo mas caused riner feeling in Breasus; demand
extra family, s6256SI9 for superne; TO the trade the
GALES have been at SO 5 10 for and extra brands
and S6S1I ~ for family and fancy live hundred
bbs Rye Flour sold at $fs5. Corn Meal want
ed at f3IT. Wheat but dull; sales red S15S
white 81 ,6Se1 50.
BAE1INonR March So-Fiour dull hut un changed. whea,
heavy Corn steady at former rates. PEovisons DULL
Whisky dull at 2sc
CIscTssArI, March 50-Flour dull nominal; no ex-
port demand. Whisky declined bbls
24c Provisions du mess Pork nonilna bulk dull.
declined TO 6ssc. Lard dull lie. Nothing done
con- Groceries firms sales l61 hhds Sugar 55z9Ix
500 bills NozSses at BE- Coffee firm; fair demand 1s9
12X Money market quiet. Exchange hardly SO firm; de-
Hand fallen OF; L stern = prem
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

EB71He Steamboat Disaster james L. Gr,f-
fifth, of this city, who was saved from the Nat.
Holmes, makes the following statement:
was talking with the cook of the Holmes on
the guards, when the boats struck. The cook
exclaimed, my God, we are all going to the bot
tom CONSERVATION at once spread among the
passengers and crew. hastened TO the ladies'
cabin to look after my family, and when relch--
ed there, they were not to be found There
were eight of us, viz: myself, wife, two daush.
tiers, two sons and their wives. The boat was
sinking rapidly, and at this time was up to
my waist in water. went back to the door of
the state-room, occupied by myself and wife
Il found a man entangled in ropes and pieces
OF the rats. fell ever him into the water
\ became frantic, and thought was to be
lett alone; saw young man save one of my
daughters; Captain came along in a life-boat;
found my wife and took her ashore; came back
and saved my son and daughtcr-in-law Do not
know how got to the shore. My youngest
daughter, Emma, aged 81 years, and my young
est son, Hiram, are missing. Ny name is
James L. Griffith. This happened on the
Holmes. took passage at Wheeling with nv
family, for Burlington, Iowa; had on board
$4,000 in inoney-all Of which lost, and arn
now destitute All / ask is to be sent home to
Wheeling, Va.
A Mr.. Clark, of this city, and one or two 9TH
er survivors arrival home vasfard,y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

ST. LOUIS, March so River continues TO
rise slowly at this point Nothing new from,
any of the upper streams. Weather clear and
cool.
CiScfSSATI, March 3O.-Riyer fallen IS inches
in the last "a hours. Weather clear and cool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

tB-4 Singular Casa citizen of Pitts
burgh, named A. Bonnaffon. who had been
teaching dancing class in Washington for
a few weeks previous. died at the Fulton House,
IN that place, on Saturday, alter brief illness.
On the Sunday preceding he complained of ILL.,
ness; on Monday he took to his bed; and from
that time until his DEATH he persistently refused
to take anything for his relief although assured
by physicians that death could not otherwise be
averted. His disease, congestion Of the lungs,
it was believed might have been arrested, if he
had subjected himself to medical treatment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

~ Ro66ery.-A trunk belonging to Hon.
Arnold Plnmer, and containing papers repre-.
senting $4,000, was stolen from the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad Depot, on Tuesday
morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

New YoKK, March S0th.-The steamships
Northern Light and Illinois, of the two Cslifor-
MIA lines, hive arrived, their ndvices have been
anticipated by the arrival of the steamer Grena-
da, which arrived yesterday with the mails and
passengers transferred from the Illinois ut Ha
vanlin aud in consequence of accident To her
machinery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

PrrrsnulGu, March 3Oth.-The Republican
County Convention to-day passed by large
majority the resolutions of the anu-tax Con-
yeution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

livery belicose and there is no abatement in the
warlike preparations. The rninors prcva'ent on
| thGlSal, caused ar1alvance of per cent on
the Austrian Boursc. 1t is said that the Aus
triais have commenced 10 lay mines for the
purpose of ing up the bridge over the
L:cni atsBaffaloae.S The Austrian governor at
Milan, assured his guests ut dinner party that
!. peaee would be consolidated.
PRussIA.-Seigc is being laid to Schamyls
capitol III the Caucasus. A stubborn defence is
respected.
! ENGLAND.-The proceedings of Parliament
| for the last three days, have been uuinporiant
rhemeinbers are anxiously awaiting the struggle
on the reform bill, which i To take place ON the
2lst inst. The next steamer viii probably
bring the result of this struggle.
| .lTALY.-lt is stated that III accordance with
the wishes OF the Pope, the French troops will
piolong their stay at Rome.
An American gentleman who had received
disastrous news from home, i'll fit OF deSpera
| ton, threw himself into current OF lava at
Ncsuyius. His body was almost instantly con-
S imed.
Mr.. Mongredier, President of the London
Chess Club, who went to Paris to play match
with Morphy, has been terribly beaten The
winner of the first z games Ia be declared
winner Of tie match. The result is as follows:
Mr.. Morphy won games. Mr.. Mongredier won
no games. One game drawn.
PunADELPnIA, March 3O-A correspondent
of New York paper says that private letters
from highly responsible source have been re-
ceived here from Mexico, giving details of II
secret treaty between Miramon and the Govt of
Sardinia, by which the former grants to Sarti-
mia the States Of CaSaSco, Tehauntepec and
Chiapa for five millions OF dollars, France adj
Iyancng one million and guaranteeing the pay
NJ In f.,la Ninfa j. sn,I
emgrants as formerly arranged by Zulosa under
a colony grant to Sardinia. This information is
regarded as perfectly reliable by gentleman
here, well vefSed ia Mexican affairs, though it
has not been communicated to our govt, owing
to the strange incredulity Of the Administration
respecting all facts going TO prove ,iiat Europe is
about enforcing the Monroe doctriuc against us.
| --=
PnILADRLpnIA, March 3O.-Early this morn
| ing locomotive, the Perkiomen, one of the
largest ON the Reading Railroad, exploded ut
the Falls Bridge, on the Schuylkiil The ell
gineer, Josiah Missioner, aud brakcsInau, John
Foley, were instantly killed. The toll house
was shattered by the explosion, and set on fire.
The safety valve of the engine was blown en-
tirely across the river.
wAsnINGroS, March 3O,-A report prevails
here founded on private advices, that Miramon
has negotiated secret treaty with France and
Sardinia, by which France is to furnish funds To
carry on his war, and Mirainon cedes to them
t s issa',"' l,.1 co., "nt Tul
nnt ,,Iaci any ;n,nortanr,. ySbat.vsr 10 ,hs
aoF aa - mo no 'oo 10 DC
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NJ. w.. N...I, ami, a., .,.,nsh;ns
~, T;,.,, nn,t I;,;',o; F ,bs. i,sIGr'
@u VI -. 10 ~,
antIcl2a.sh oy the Arrival oil le Steamer rena,
ia, @,.e rn % , Iua mans H"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31
The Time, Place & Opportunity
For Obtaining Cheap CIoihes for Cash or

II AM now receiving from the Eastern cities my
OF sPaING and SUMMER goods, consulting OF the most
kinds and qualities OF C1ths cAssmeres SILK
and Marseills yestings which prepared to make
up cheapest aud the shortest notice, in the
latest and most fashionable styles.
No. Washington Hail. + the place for obtaining Gem
Collars, Drilling Net Drawers al Kinds, sus
peuers Gloves Cravats, Lacees and ScaTEs summer
wear. ETC., etc.
anER No. g Washington Hall Is place get the
BEST, CHEAPEST and MOST FASHIONABLE goods for
gentleman's wear IN the city. ]. ~. WARDEN,
mh22-tf Merchant Tailor, Monroe St, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

~ Detading a Xarshal and RAINING
-Aacay ,eiM a .Steamboat-The little steamer
Virginia Home arrived here yesterday from
Petersburg. She was built here about a year
ago aud certain claims were held against the
owners by parties in this city. A day or two
ago U. S. Deputy Marshall Jordan started to
Parkersburg, at the instance of the creditors of
the boat to bring her up to this city. The Mar
shall arrived there and took formal possession.
lie went down stairs and told the engineer to
to shake her up and be ready to start for
Wheeling rs soon as possible He then an.
nounced his Intention of drumming up passen-
gers and freight for the trip and INDUCED in
other expressions in virtue of his brief authori-
". The crew thought the Marshall was putting
on airs and they made it, up between themselves
10 leave him in Parkersburgh aud run the craft
up here on their own hook. Accordingly, taking
advantage OF the officials temporary absence,
they showed out and padded away as rapidly
possible Before they got out of sight, the
Marshall appeared upon the shore making nu
mcrous Indignant demonstrations with clenchcd
fists and calling upon the little craft to hold up.
He was only answered by derisive scream
from the steam whistle and finding the bird
completely flown, he telegraphed the creditors
in this city, stating by some mistake that the
boat had escaped dOnR the river instead of up.
Another officer Immediately dispatched in
inpursuit, but before he got TO Parkersburgh
the Virginia Home was safely moored Mt our
landing, and her officers were engaged in set
ling the Claims against her, The Marshall had
not arrived at last accounts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extremely low Friees, now Opening M
lisa 40 Pr q ER,S


HAVING just returned from New York with well Sc
ect<d and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods
would the public examine before
elsewhere. Ny stock OF Dress Goods viii found 10
sist the latest styles and that my prices are
lower than those any other house would ca partie
ular attention TO Rigurrl BTIsnts worth richly
ls7le at only issc; Plaid Dueas worth Csc Ise Light
cold Al Chntzes worth csc at e and other goOds pro-
pc ,ion apsins and Irish L7enI viii sen Muslin worth
l25c At6e, and Irish Linen worth rs &C. 1u Bounets
comprising the latest sylts, and shich being purchased
dsrect from the manufacturer will sell cheaper than ever
before. loo Bonnet Rbbons; Ito Ruehes Flowers and
ever thing appertainny the Millinery and 10 which
branch call particular attention the Trade and m
be offered At the lowest figures.
iEMDRoIDERIESs-If you wish TO end the largest best
and cheapest stock give call aud promise sell
Collars, sets OF Sleeves and Collars Bads
EtIngs At less figures than any other establishment.
go Kid Gloves only &c. worth 81 500 pr itts at
ioc worth &c; geo Linen ga dksrelie az iSse, worth
1S; loo do ut l6 worth 5e; 25 ensticn
8It4c, Wori 6s so do 20 superior 10
a. exc, Worth 81; 1pd0 white Brilllants i2e. wor
iS1s; luu Pun do at lSi EoFth 2c well as other
white goods such both plain plaid and striped
proportionately low. 300 Dollars worth Piece Goods
suitable for Merchant Tailoring Trade, sd OF which aa
confident have the largest In Wheeling viii be sold
TO the Tssae at less than am other House Wheeling
sell them at; and all ask Is examination am
conNiced OF Ray ability 70 sell Can and
your selVss. ISAAC PRAGER
u4hSl af.sas : b. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

sB7 The .nayhe,cs at Loqgerdeaas--Daniel
and George Mayhem are brothers and live in
Centre Wheeling. Both are suspected of in
dulging in certain fowl and unlawful transactions
such robbing hen roosts. Indeed, 'as far as
regards" Dan, they have the dead wood" on
him. George is a little the decentest man of the
two, though it is rather difficult to draw dis
tinetion. A few nights ago Dan awoke George
. from peaceful slu,,bcr and wanted him to go
on hen appropria,ing expedition. George
plead indisposition Dan said George was al
wayssick when there was any professional bust
ness to be done. Dan regarded George as of no
account thereS below" in his Persistently un.
healthy condition, threatened to take hislife and
asked him il he had ever heard about Cain aud
Able George went before Aid. Duty and
"swore his life" against Dan, whereupon officer
Scroggins yesterday caught Dan and confronted
him with George and the Magistrate Dan APP
pcaled to George in a most pathetic manner,
until the latter, out of pure brotherly regard
permitted warm, gushing tears 10 flow from eyes
aAlDeit unused to the melting mood"
George relented. Dan paid the cost aud com
promised the whole business with his brothers
consent and solicitation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

ty-Sloshiag A5oat. John Kelly, a man with
good summer head, got very drunk, and threat.
ened to whip somebody at Balls Tavern. He
was arrested and taken before Aid. Wright,
where, in default of payment of a fine, he was
sent To jail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

wAsnlNGroN, March 30-A report prevails
here, founded on private advices, that Miramon
has negotiated u secret treaty with France and
Sardinia, by which France is to furnish funds To
carry on his war, and Miranon cedes to them
the ISthmus, Tehaumtepec, etc, hut our gcv't,
foT reasons entirely satisfactory 10 itself, does
not attach any importance whatever To the
rumor, and regards it MS too ridiculous to be
believed, especially in the present wariike con-
diton Of Europe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31
oYFIcE.cORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER KANGAROO.

FOREIGN MEMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

PnuADRLpmrA, March 8O.-Early this morn
| ing Il locomotive, the Perkiomen, one of the
largest ON tue Reading Railroad, exploded at
the Falls Bridge, on the Schuylkil The ell
gineer, Josiah MiSsiner aud brakcsnati, John
Foley, were Instantly killed. The toll house
was shattered by the explosion, and set ON fire.
The safety valve of the engine was blown en-
tirely across the river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31

SEE advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver In
vig"rator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31
Books! Books! Wall Paper 90.

BOOKS! BOOKS Wall .Paper,. &o.
AN prepared to supply the lovers Of good reading
with almost everything In the Literary line To the
fun assortment OF School and Blank Books
every variety Note Papers a.
Cap and Letter Papers worth from Is to 81
per The Legal profession and all who desire the
best article paper to write would ask to cali aud
examine my assortment.
have orthe Largest Stocks OF WALL PAPERS.
Window Blinds and Fire Screens brought to this
ket embracing Is 600 rolls and $40 different pat
terms, varying price 1910 per roll.
article OF Cit Paper formerly sold at s 20
and ], 25 per roll, now offering At e2x and IS cts.
Who would have his walls look smoky and dinRy when
them look bright aud clean for little money!
TradeI will offer Inducements that will justify
the regularly appointed Agent for the New York Meto
Book Concern having made arrangements to furnish
everything published by Carlton Porter prices
delivered here) Jobbers and retail purchasers
cure them in New York Also, Agent for the American
Society and Sunday School Unona Of their publ
cations furnished. also the sole Agent for Appleons
New Cyelopedia Beatons AbrIdgement OF Debates, sc.
last works only be obtained by transcription.
them vii deliyerto subscribers In the city free
% m sa few doors North Of NJ { NJ Bank
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-31
syrup IND SUGARSl

lust REcFigED-AnosheT lot cf IsVeTists esi.brsts.
nha T4iIAsr DELAPLAIs.s,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

The result Of the ballptng ct the close Of Fri
DAYS session fsr Committee ~ noiuanate eem
! bsrs esa Board OF Missions vss asso.nesd BY
| she Hesresary, showing noslection. =.
TIE sscsnd ballotting fssolled 10 tAs eiss..en o.
he fsllssing COMMITTEES De- ; d a.ssa; c,
Michigan: Dr MeMssisrs, If Mis.su..: AT
edward Newton. of Massachusetts; Mr. 2 II Fcgg.
Of Tenn: Mr. II p Baldwin. Of Micbiga.
Rev DR. II II Clark.on. Of Illinois. moved 10
postpone the order u ihe day, Il proposed amend
neni h article III Of the Constitution. TO take "
a resolution offered by him Yesterday. tn regard
to the resignation Of Bishop kemper. Missionary
Bishop e Tie Northwest. Leave beipg granted.
the resolution was taken up. which read as fol-
lows
Whereas: this House is informed By message
from, the House Of Bishops. that the venerable
Bishor Of tho Northwest has resigned hrs posi-
ton. the duties Of which he has discharged Tor
more than twenty-fonr years:
Resolved. That this House hereby express their
deep sense # the faithful manner IN which he has
performed the ardu1us work; and they also feel
il to 10 their duty and privilege 10 assure him 81
the gratitude OF the whole Church for his earnest,
sslf41onying and apostolical labors.
The resolution was adopted unanimously anu
was so declared by the President.
Rev DIR z w Andrews, of Virginia, called for
the order of the day.
Rev DR. W C Meade, of Conn.,, moved that the
testimonials Of the Bishops elect be signed while
the House discussed the order Of the day but sub
sequently withdrew the motion. 1t being objected
to.
Rev DR. A II VinioD. Of Pa. asked whether the
question rs To tho status of certain canons ought
not to 10 settled bef,re deciding upon the H. ar
ticle Of the Constitution the order Of the day
His opinion wns that il those canons ii. and III
Of 1853 were null and ynii, they would be 10 how
ever the House decided npon The Ill article.
The President stated that the committee to
whom the consideration If those canons was re
ferred was not ready u report.
Rev DIR Meade, Of Conn. said TINT, rs the seere-
tary had informed the House that the testim nals
in favor of the Bishops elect were ready for sig
nature be was DESTROYS that the order Of tie day
should not lac taken VI, iii tho testimonials warc
signed, with u view 10 appn,ntnga time Tor the
conservation. lie mo, ed % postpone the order OF
the day.
Rev DR. Vinton, If Pa, moved to amend, by sta
ting It'll Monday"
The motion rs amended was carried, and the
House proceeded to sign the testimonials.
The President announced that the Treasurer
WINS ready TO receive quotas from each dioccse.-
None we're handed in.
A message was received from the House Of
Bishops. announcing that they had appointed BIZ
shops Williams, Holt and Burgess To act with tho
Committee appointed l,y the House Of Clerical
aud Lay Deputies as int Committee to nom-
nate n Board Of Missions Tor tho next three years.
On motion, the llonse adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
Sale Of Valuable Property,

,A IN pursuance of decree OF the Circuit Court Ioa.
eL noke pronounced al the August term 1852 in
peck Langhorne (brougd the
of Peek, iInnfori Langh"e The undersigned, who a
painted Commissioners for that purpose, will Offer sale
The highest bidder In the OF Bristol WEpSEspAy the
"a day of November, soa THE VALUABLE TOWN PROP
ERfi in the town of Goobson (ur BRISTOL ned by Peck
lanord anghorne, consisting II LOT facing Union
Depot of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad and Fast
nssee and Virginia Raroa1 with front OF
which there the follow hug eincnts viz Brick
ec! stories high, 10 feet front, with six rooms, Office,
with three Kitchen and House. rooms sIa"k
House, Corn CRIB and Stable, for ~ Horses
Pin Alley, with BarRoom Lumber House and Lodging Room
all in good repair, with We'll the hne wafer and M
host reliable stream IN tho place. Also, TWO loIs
East SD" OF the Virginia lenessoe Railroad Depot An Il
these lots occupy positions, IN respect tru,e travel eur
10 any improved Property IN Go,sm BRISTOL and possess
advantages superior 10 that be- had IN either place
ERMs OF SAIEThe terms sale directed by decree
oi Court. are as folOws onetrd cash. and the
cl OF aud months, the purchaser giving bonds
Hc paper with Sufficient personal sucury for the deferred
@ cnis Thosc terms the parties Interested ny MAKE
favorable as to the credit The lille Will be Retained
until the purchase money Is paid in full
sent Il h IrT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
New Publications.

ACADIA: Or, A Month with the Bloc Moses. by
FREDERicK s. CozzEss. New York: Berly 4
jackson, Publishers.
The sketches comprised in this very pretty vol
ume, originally appeared in the Kuicke,bocker
Magazine. where they attractcd no little atteutioaI
being eagerly sought after by tho class OF readers
who hold that inimitable workia suel, ,.cservedly
high esteem. With.thc exeeptan Of single 9TH
er work, "The Sparrowgrass Papers," Mr. Goa.
zcns has NOT before Appeared 80 book.maksr. Be-
ing snfaeee sxtensivsly insnsrsantiie psssfis. be
has nj dsspid III sltsnaine b llssraAass nAieh
he might Lave dasss sAsr di1trsns advertisement.
As isis., ~ tMRs reading
publis, hsyp ~ - 80 krssifyis ssaccess,
and arc esteemed a. being alpng the best IT Ale
genial ana hiahdt5ds rrfodaetIons II our country
,men, In tho volume aow under notice, in addi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
CIiILHOWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

liE Undersigned, Commissioners appointed by deere q
me 'lrcua Court Of Snylh county Ia the Of b. T. Ah
and others agant BeGjamn Patterson and others, will
itEsDAi Ile 18Th day Of OcroBgE next, being the fIs M
OF the uet"hr term al Smyth County Court, sci tn
door OF The Chr' House Of Smyih county 81 Of ial
Guiding the celebrated CHiI.HOWEE SULPHUR spllAt',
Unsurpassed IN Medicinal virtue by any mineral the
stats Iesc Springs have hal from the earliest settlement Of
tt country great celebrity: have effected many .taiha lie
cures nave ie.n much esorc Ia by visitors wiipn
daih"is could be had, and Doubt not wouid rd t.
~ hhdreds aiid thousands improved rs thy $. -
nes.ee Railroad, i'll the county Of smyih In , e, III"
Middle ork OF Aslston. Of the moe. I, r a .r'til
regions Of The Southwest \ railroad Of 90. 80 81.
Ttle c"u'i be ii'ic along level valley .X;,n.. -,
Nrgiha Iennessee Railroad the Springs. Il =
o'd al capable OF supplying number al isi tn ,tj
grounds are handsome ai AFFORD beautiful sites lor -
h al extensive establishment. Capitalists are in}i..
annie u" property, as an Investment sIesnLiti,
great ATTRACTIONS
Iffh>-l lac sale To be u credit Of u.r. o.. GO r
hd' years Win interest thereon from and u"
o one year. lhe purchasers Ia give bond AMI :p.,
curry, AM me liile retained I'LL thu purchase mont! i
BttEELl JOHNSON, c,oii.,rs
aug 9-,Aciaoct