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IuiIs a ,oiicy,
.NaR AND EYE- Deafness, total 0.

A pgTilQi, FHiHeiy TtW0rtd,
,. mann. y, ie a, r,sr,,l 90 ,al . Of r .s Il ,anr
@ ~, Guugns @s iri'a,' d'a,s " h' mHi''' alA a.
Iudu. ~ lIn I.i,r Ilus II,nlurs sI 'rr,lurs,
.n ll-ly ~ Ihv un, distinguished I.'lDy apTsi' n d.
,.lvm 'ac'r''! nds,' 1t Is 't' ory m7''i 'a h''
NJ hist prsf Il ,hr cO,ssN oi Il treatment gIn We MIR
,F~ t r.,fy mu' h1''lr', u.nr irf' ',.y ,,N
s'a N-s hIrH. s as A'Ta -fa, N'H l'A' u ff'"t
-i .rl 80 i P a., ,r,.r ..,l..l - tnai r,,raaton ID.
aFl.r o. Marg $50 H.rI .r.- Nr rrt ri pirhl 90
sr ln.,h r.a y lr . gr.i rI ar ,n tiaur, 1T 6.i
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In ,SIIi.a Nr III ra,nrut -'yrrl, ir,,uiu,i Nltu de-
th- ,.y,., gagrI aEt rh unrc utr rtE ~. Nl's 20
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.r.t r. ,r.., g. agr . .g. cloudy wrath o, 90, nlrl
na luIrlfgr lun rr ,,'rsrU'g warrants ur h. AZ
r. st lfir rrr ai- g,-. ~ alv tur, l,'h ,,u o. ,.',
rl'.i.i H. tr ,f ,,rl Lumh ., l,r 0li oia "''' "'
.nrtrrr, ,ur,eivt la rs,nrng cur ?. "g",s h'"a,
Ne ,,aran,. .utrr.nlI r-uicoml.lr ra'oot"n "l lr
,e' "r ,lsh % aTs faithfully applied and dr,. al
% To-, applicants viii lar state rir Bg", duration 81 the is
np,5. the er,, state rrrrr l,ntl and What they suppose
,u have hy uftrr deafness. Nl'u m hearing l.
reTy expected that 'nss in easy circumstance will con"
"'''' lit DISEASES or THE EYE
.us l.,in iF ir application 1T Mrnr NTiu NN"s, Ar
a,ulg ur >I,is, Inflammation, sbn anil Weak
r NJ Vision formulation The Lids, liberation 81 the cry-
pa utd'. &c u We aston '.nf 'ud gratifying r'r1 u
this treatment, thr child tie youth, i-' "Uaiurc age well
f,r advanced a i all n,r ,timonyto the wonder
faly reno, ans healing amt soothing effects
CONSULTATION fee Five Dollars Dr. rs work on disease u
u ~, Nature and Treatment "i hc D,a. aud uml-llu,lra-
al h steel piltr'Yr SO Money letters must he register
gl tic rstn';gri sugl uu!y MI b. az "rri'S Correspond
~. mnst g.'l.sg p's'"-..
N,dyr'. apir"sa - ,,' t. Any IA, a, ny eNpcns" aud
~. attr-., II. hNNpb9. ~. J"'Uf'Hy, \ J.
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Rogers, EEOUNe.

jf.fH.3E.3CHIE. ELLIS CO., TEXTS.
THE subscriber respectfully to the travelling a
public that this large and cOnmodous hot" IL AN
open for the reception entertainment of the public. f
Ills constant and unremttin e will continue heretofore
to he given tOrender those who favor him with call comfortable
and SAT HOME" His table is constantly furnished with every
thing that can be procured in the market and his table supplied
with the best provciler and atendc with attentive hosers
lie refers to etravcling public generally f. W. ROGERS.
~ Hacks will be kept hand to Of
he adjoining towns points. June %, 1S56-6 ly.
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NEE, sERHyzs EHOTEs..

ROBERT Change ." owhers 1Hos a. :. BOYD.
ITAVING Rn.'- nt out Robert Wilson, at the Oil
I sp,ings. We intend to keep well furnished
House. for the purpose of accommodating all that may give
call The table i'll he furnished with the best the country
ford for the sick and WE'LL and every effort we made please
ALL Campers can he furnished kind of meats that they
want All kinds If Stock for sale at the Oil Bazaar. Plenty
Forage will be kept on hand LOVE & BOYD.
Oil Spring. Dickens q. N. Sent. B. lS5S-1l;
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Mound PraiYTe Institute,

At Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
s - rifles y: z. of Palestine, on The IWerana
Shreveport ROad
THE Fourteen Ia Session Of this Institution opened the LIST
Monday in August under the charge If Elder JAMES Il.
MALON H. assisted by able and well approved Faculty.
The buildings ample and cnmmOos DormtOrics the
plan ofTomas Jciersonu0 pwpits 0niy in The two
Departments entirely distinct and in separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists sessions of five months each The
i9' phia Debdnr Cinb has fine LIBRARY, presented to
by the beraliy Of the friends Of the Institution Students recei
we'd at any lime and charged oy from the day ocnnce to the
close VI the Session.
n. All damage done Dormitores furniture charged
to the occupants pormiorics furnished with everything
cesar orenlrr them comfortable and pleasant and in style
superior to any thing in this State.
Charges or Board Tuition, ROOm Rent. FHeidn Unshing
for ne Scholastic Year oftiOO sessions If months.
English Department, 1st Glass, it paid close, 900
If not paid at close, 40
md Class. II paid at close 11O
if not paid mt close, 12I
IiTgual Mathematical Department. paid close, 100
il paid at close, 1872
Music on Violin, Guitar Piano. (caCh) so
Contingent Fee
Ten per discount allowed for advance payments
Positively deduction under any circumstances, except for
prOtraCtcd sickness.
Sept. II, 1SjS-12:1y.
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kaufman Female school.

ia IIE second Session II the Kaufman Penal ath"'
! viii commence on the last Monday Ia January, NJ
the allowing rates Of tuition, per session. Of h'e months
a. Wit ~,
riusr OrhognPhy, Reading writing I'll mo
mary Geography,
SnoNn CLAss-Eng, Grammar, Biography
Arithmetic, Nat, Philosophy, Botany, Alse- ~,
Ira commenced, Sc, W. ""
TmRp CLNss-Algebra, Geometry, Astronomy
Moral aud Mental Philosophy, Evidences ~,
.,i .,',I r,a,'I C,r,,,,,,ss each extra : %
NJ. ~, pm, AMI Carr Zach SgO 40
~, y, I,,s,r'non, IN
Incidental ice, WV
Ornamental hrances, usual charges
Students charged lrom time Of entrance until tue
close Of the session Nolrlucton made only IN cases
Of protractel sickness,
MRS. VI, TONPKlNS, PriRcim,
RftsrrHcss Of character, AMI experience dN an Ia
SiTWCiFfSs'
Rev. 4. G. ALLEN, Prn, Of Smithvillc Institute,
Smithvillc, Miss,
Prof John c. STEPHENSON, LaGrangc, Ala
Hon Jos H. TRMuLE, Frankfort, Ala,
Wv. BrroRp, Esq bright Star, Texas
Rov, =, ". VIEWER, Hooker, Hunt CO.. Texas.
ELprH JNNrs ~ 81 rLEn. Sterling, Ark.
Kaufman, Texas, Ian, 1891, 3o'tf
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GAINESVILLE INSTITUTE.

EVANSVILLE INSTITUTE.
TIVE THIRD SESSION of this Institute will conf
l. mencc on the 81 of January, 1889, under the
superintendent Of
l. l.. ELIOTT and
Miss j. VI. COMPTON,
Especial attention will be paid TO the mental and
moral culture of pupils entrusted TO their care and
no pains will be spared to secure thorough know
ledge of all the branches taught in the school.
TUITION PER MONTH
FIRST CLNSs-orih, graphy, Reading, Writing
and Elementary Arithmetic, -
SEcoNp CLAss-Arithmctc continued, GcOgra-
ply, English Grammar, aud Natural Phi
loSophy, 90
TnRp CLNss-For all the higher branches, in-
GLIDING Chemistry, Mental Philosophy, Phs-
iology, Analogy, Rhetoric, Logic, Ancient
and Modern History; also, Latin and Greek, 90
Students will be charged from date of entrance till
close of session. No deduction made except in cases
ofprotractcd sickness or death
VISITING COMMITTEE:
DR.. VI. W. Mathews, l.. Cooling,
Rev. J. L. Wheeler, W. Bean,
L. Fletcher.
Jan. 5, 1S50--275 mos.
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TIE 9a'asitic fungi that grow on corn, pats
heat ryr and barley are even more in uriou:
10 mao i beast than adv o. the eg ric genus
tar write: has noticed that corn is often al:
iec'"d 70 n unusual degree with the large
.acE 'uufns nearly allied TO smut in wheat
and oa.s. All these microscopic fungi that
rr'9 "o reals are poisonous; as is also crgot
.5 "howed rye" In securing corn crop,
whether oder, stalks or ears, care should be
..tor u0 10 contaminate either with the black
..-. ai .aA fungus alluded TO. The diseased
lr. 600 prominent not to be noticed, and it
-so..I he ut or broken off and thrown away.
tgn4.n' Of experiments have established the
fact ;h-' seeds OF the uredo SegetUm adhere
o 1e saads of grain, such as corn, wheat, oats
.nt .ave~. and are planted and propaga,ed
v..a ham Hence the value OF washing all
81 ne cereal grasses in a strong solution
@ ..- tone (sulphate of copper or Of COM
moo salt before planting. Recently siaked
me- or water saturated with caustic lime is
.-' 90 the vitality OF all snorules Of this char
.er. Care should be had not to allow seed
.ga % re,nan TOO long in any steep to kill
.a. te brine may penetrate the oily coz
...- vi ne seed and destroy its germ We
...a often seen seed wheat injured. and some
r.EFa 81 Ny..y ruiheu OV oelEg 100 !Uis III some
mineral steep. Three or four hours are long
,ruurl wh good washing.
IRE rot inown how long the seeds of these
9srs,tI. led will live in or on the ground
POM. ,h,i have been planted in burt soil under
.r-1 3. .1uces that leave no doubt of their be- I
Ing isa up by the roots of wheat and maize, /
.al conveyed TO the points where the fungus
r4.ryii,s rs species. Its fecundny is amez-
- bat i9:unately, it does not thrive except
peculiar circumstances and conditions
L'asI culture and the free crrlaiion of dry air
,7~flte against every species of blight, HUI
mildly and heat favor the increase Of these
-ege able pests. Mildew, mould in bread, and
dry rot IN tmber are PARASITIC plants closely
81. led 20 smut and rust on wheat and oats
Even animals nourish parasitic plants as wen
ss parasitic animals, like lice and ticks 1t
would almost appear to be a law of nature
laat the smalIer the individual animal or plant
greater - power OF reproduction to COM
psusafe for iis feebleness. Where a slight
Hsas-e ~ 'eidparature, or Of moisture DESTROYS
millions o. ring germs. millions are shortly
rodgcea 5r SINGLE germ, where the condi-
io4s ss84 a1ch result. All the rondifions
lystans and adverse TO vitality, whether in
he p.au., Sc cultivate. or in their -ncmia
- e~h. gDrihv Of onr b. consideration
san Nhiregar
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eSEcenyEEsc Hotel.
NEcES iaaIseV Hotel,

MCKINNEY, COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS.
S.R. SKIDMORE, Proprietor.
TIEunersgned would respectfully inform the citizens A
of the surrounding country. and travelling pub sM
lie generally that he has recently erected large alli-&
ton to this house, and prepared with comfortable and well
furnished rooms to accommodate all who give him call! He
promises that his fare shall be the best that the a
ior and his stable shall at all times be well supplied he
tended by experienced oss Thankful pns fvors he
pcctiuly so.cits share of the public patronage.
4j:ly. S. b. SKIDM0RE
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~ T. league,

4 TT ORN EVA TIA W,
KAUFMAN, TEXAS,
I\vll practice IN the District II the g judicial Dis
rir', IN MI In the srr court " kaufman county,
Mcssr3 lraN o"r, al Palestine, viii nr associated with
him, II the parties desire Il, ClGilyl
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o.urs,.r ,.asr ' '''.'' 3D. 20
r.',a.i.1 s,aainl ay. c'smity t,.lll.,s, u So
As.Is ...IfIfHif.l tH.sf.iff. l.H HH.rF. rfIfrFuF
t.HIf.lf siHl AfHlfI..s Ii "rI.ftf 'I"fritlfl H.i
tHf..H.I fi.uiHs hsfffrffHt. MtHfHI rtfHflrt thr
$1,000 I'm. tir-.l ari si.fufsI ltutuss.s % D0
s#I ui sfi- charged h.m ''r iur ~ .ni.f- unil hr
.f ff. a#.H.I H#.s I rH.. ~ IriflTiHi Iin.sr
T.r..H I.IFstI. 90 il. r,tIrsrI.u n Ufrh ltnn
Ts .Ffs heated iu aias giult .r'tn m' u'''h y tr
fs-H q HtTs. rfaF Ur rHHlIT#fs W ~ M1'l am VI. y
Trfu.F isanl can ur bod boz hr uril' risl "n 'ra''a
20 fuus Elrh .tui.ul u De- charged 20 f'', 90 @ "'
.HIrtsl rsIfu-rs. ''Nr
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CABINET FURNITURE!

II VIE under, igned having purchashed the E3
entire stock and appurtenances of the Il.
Cabinet Shop, formerly owned by W r. IT
Burtlc Bro, of this place, are prepared with
incresaed aciltes) to supply the country with all
the Furniture needed, at the most reasonable rates.
would like to exchange furniture for lumber. We
also prepared to manufacture patterns for the cast
ings of Mill Irons, Reapers, Threshers, &c. Expect
to keep on hand Sorgho Sugar Mills. All orders en-
trusted to will be promptly attended to, and
executed in the shortest possible time
Mar ., 1359-35:ly] GOBLE, DIXON & co
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Medical Notice.

Having associated ourselves in the practice Medicine
very respectfully offer professional services the public
generally and will give strict attention to all
Out care $. b. PRYOR, VI. d.,
| h0t CliAS. II. PRYOR, NJ. D.
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Mckenzie Institute.

lie eighteenth session of this Institute will open
a. IT, s'~,ai tO,'N' '.S..t, 'It Ou"ti.'''.
forty weeks uucr thu supcrntCnancc of Rev j. W p. Me-
Krhc, assisted by full corps of experienced Teachers The
buildings large and pleasant and laboratory well supplied
with apparatus Tlr two Departments Of this Academy will be
entirely distinct.
Charges fur Uar Tuition Room Rent, Washing, etc, for
session Of forty weeks:
English Department.. IL paid ut close $40 90
Do Do II not paid close Sl2l 90
Lnga Mathematical Department, id Mt close, $50 20
Do Do Do not paid at close, S143 90
Music on Piano Forte, with Use Of instrument $50 90
Incidental tax each student 81 90
Ten per allowed for all advance payments. Pupils
ed, the first mouth from time Of entrance and dcuc
o will he made under any circumstances, except for protrace
sickness. August 2j, 1S5S.--9:ly.
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10 ''"'"'' ~ "
elnMiiiEiS ~ HSCnlhlc.

NTTVNN ~ N-NT'INW,
WaSahachic, Ellis County Texas.
W I'LL practice in the Courts ofthc 10th, l8th and
W pth Judicial Districts. [3Glyl
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rilEXAS MlLITAKY INSTITUTE, AT !,

FE'EXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT g.
i RUTERSNilLE, opens its next session Janu- vi
y ~ College year forty weeks, divided in two sessions EH
end, with June. Nacatn July and August h-ld"y "'II1
ClrImas. III
TEuN-- preparatory so per session. or $50 per year w,
Collegiate $50 per session, 500 per year.
LmElRY FuND--sa pc year Board including washing, lights
aud fuel Sl2 per month
psurLlNF--MlilHry t,plirs thoroughly collegiate.
nRlsS-uuifprm, 10 h, had ut the institute.
Advance for each session; debts tolerated.
CADETS their beds aud uriurc and police their own
rooms. Address c. q. F0RSllhY, Superintendent.
Aug. Is. 1855. oily RHfcrSrihs, VcrdS.
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DIR. J. D. RANKIN e. CO.'S
Celebrated southern Family
NJ T. DC | \ Els,
FinX MIXTURE
rniinge.
Ready Relief
EXpectOrant,

/ Ready RriIef FinX MIXTURE.
EXpPctOrant, Ycrmiimge.
Lirer, !Saaatire ami ChHlGNd Fercr PHls.
'Ir;e Medicines carefully tie southern
diseases, and the result long experience treat
of the diseases II this climate. The ncca
authors admit that there lisa great difference In treatment Of
diseases North aud h. therefore. much better
prepared up class medicines Suitable to the disease.
Of this climate than Jayne iOfrn VI Lame ..ul other per
sons residing in the Nortlru s'Htls
DIR. j. ID. RANKIN Il co S LIVER PILLS.
Are the powerful remedy offered the public
Liver ton'""ts. and bilious affections any character what
stomach and bowels cu'tivcnes indigestion n in the sf
shoulders and back. All kinds Of bilious chill anI scr
stomach, bowels and liver disgust Of food, swimming in the head
heartburn coaking sensations uslcs Of the face and skin
gensra depressed spirits and in all wanting purgation
DIR. }. ID. RANKIN II CO.'S
Celebrated Cherry EtpectoroM
positively c best medicine discovered for Pneumonia
MA ie,tnes Of The chest Group aud is rene
iy "a Palate consumption
DIR. }. d. RANKIN & cos
Celebrated Flur and Diar,Aca MIXTURE.
VIII fail. when the directions followed To- cure nux
ar,l,c c!.oicra cholera ,oriu summer Complaints sr
cramps Also for all discharges blood from nose lungs
st. nsch, womb and Ia profusc mcnstruation.
DIR j. u. RANKIN 4 cos
Ceic5ratcd r, ady Relief
mos: qucs onaly The remedy ever offered To the pub
f istcs Of the muscles and joints, r uma;Sl, rout par
=, nguiugss, sIiin stir JOINS muscular debility. ,ps
s ucg, weakness AMI pam in the hack, head limbs in
famed breast, frost bitten TT. spinal affections. g
tunor-, willie t!nys ,igS rt-aca when
tie eruption rcc,'le4. Ais" for chill and fever.
For horSS and stock This Is valuable r"mcly FOR spains
pras III, srais, scrHchs bruises, wen.s Of all Kinds,
NIL deascs nf the glands aud for ly Scr-V-vri,s al
other remedies tutaly insignificant in cnpisoG iii.
Tive it q trial, il never Llils:
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H.. G.. Mckenzie.

lit " ITHNhECEnLHCs
4 T TO IN VA TIA w,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
WILL practice hls profession in all the courts Of
w the 10th Judicial District, comprising the coun-
ties of Collin, Grayson Cook Montague Clay, Arch
er, Throckmorton, Young, Jack, Wise, Denton, Tar
rant, Parker johnson, Ellis and Dallas in Kaufman
of the 9TH District, and in the Supreme Court of the
State, at Austin.
Office mt the old stand Of Good & Mckenzie, one
door West of the Crutchfeld House. T36tf1
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q. vi. Pierce,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW =,
SURVEYOR AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Nnchunnm, Johnson County, Texas.
inn II, lShn-2S;lY
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AtisGs Merrill.

(F"rmeHg ~ tarkSriHs, Red Rirsr C0unfv,)
Attorney and CounseiIor-nt-Law,
Dec IL, lSii-2g:ly
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shr. a. =. johnson,
Dr. .Braf. T'ea2i, .Ds,,

DALLAS, TEXAS.
JOJ Id respectfully inform the citizens Of Dallas, and the
w rounding country, that he has recently returned from the ely
Louisville and has permanently located in Dallas, for the
practice his rossOn Having experience Of two yea-,,
thu last months in the city Of Louisville, under the
oldest and cs, practitioners In that city, he atters hnefhat
will he enabled to give entire satisfaction. lie is prepared
material do all kinds work in his line, in the hes,
ner and all his work Plate work put up ontlc
shortest notice, specimens of which be at his Office
Feb. ., 1859. SILLY
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Ds'. I'D. III. TEsNRnas.

WOULD embrace this opportunity OF returning his Rtc
w Acknowledgements fr the kind aud liberal Patronage received
during the past year. and hopes by strict and faithful attention
his prOIessionnl,luties, Ia inertia continuation.
IL ONCE SHyrc Thomas Drug Store, where he may be
found at NIL hours unless profs siuls lly absent.
'Janun
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R, ID, ~.tO5Re.
X. n McKenz,e.

ATTORNEY sS1 COUNSELLOR ATItw
WeatrJore Parker Cosntt, IT,
WILL prastje y the Courts Of the Sixteenth D;s-
" triss, nnf y Ersth and Palo Pibts. Il ~
Si-.rtce5.ss rzIfheffos-i Nay n fes;cs ~ ~
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Exerts 4 Weaver.

NTTURNEYS AND CUUNSELLORS-AT.L LAW
GainSrile, Cooke County. Texas.
WILL practice r profession counties Cok Denton
riot. ~ "
dareSs Judge O. A. EvERrs, Greenbrer Spring. Cook Co.
|eXi or W T. WAIVER, Gainesville, Cook County, Ter.
March -. lS5S-3;.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-17
SUMNER RETREATS.
R0CKBRlDGE BATHS

TINIS favorite watering place will he open for the rccep
i ton OF visitors the first day Of June lsj? From
those who tried the virtues the water AMI who know
the character u the point of All
fare aud lodging continued patronage Is condenily cx
pcc,e,i while |. hoped that the rapidly growing reuta
lion Of the Baths, and the facility Of access TO them will
largely extend the list OF visitors during coming season
The cceucns bath ~ by ~ feet in size and that for
ladies - ~; The water Is highly caronate and con.
,ains variety Of salts Of mineral ingredients among them
Iron AMI Macncsa. The bathing In this water has been
pronounced by many persons Of long and varied expert
b. the most delightful and inygoratng that they
have tried II has proved especially ccacious
curative in diseases peculiar to females
The Central Railroad within nine miles 0f the Baths
aud visitors leaving Richmond Alexandria in the
ing reach here by sunset the day. daily line Of
stages connects with the Railroad Goshen depot The
North River which through the grounds attached to
the Baths affords facilities for boating and fishing and the
neirhbornS mountains Afford excellent hunting ground.
The undersigned promises TO spare pains In these and
all othrr respects In promoting the amusement well
comfort Of his guests lie has leased the property from the
Bath Company during the present year. aud IL will he
der his exclusive management md control.
TERNs-32 per day. $40 per week, and $32 per MONTH
week, 10 the month. Children and half price
Reference nay be had, amongst many others. to his Ex
eeehcy Henry 4. Wise, Esq Governor OF Virginia, John
Maben and L. A. Paine. Es,s of Richmond; Col T. II.
Smith, Superintendent Of the Virginia Military Institute.
aud Rev. Vim. ;. White, d. d., Lexington.
June WM, JORDAN.
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A MANLY SnErcu

The gallant General Shields. formerly 4 Sen.
,tor Of Illinois and reconcile Son.,o.a;.,,G..,,
w. w;, ~ .''. ''.,' 80 80 ~ ''''O ''1
''''''' was S''c''" "'' h'9 'cS'"t fc'u'a
home with public reception on which occa.
sion he replied to = COMPLIMENTARY q }lrc,s.-.
IN rho cour.. orhi. r.,,.. =. n.o.,, ,i., ,,a,,..
...,:-l WV '~''' 30
"''icn VIC S""jo'h'
There Is one incident Of! my life OF which /
am disposed TO feel u It'll" proud and that is
my Immigration TO this STATE. You ali Know
tnat dele't Is sooner or Later the ordinary fate
OF politicians; that every party Is bound to be.
or ought To be, defeated some time or other