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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-23
THE UNAPPREClATED SKY.

It Is = strange thing how little in
general people know about the sky.
It is the part Of creation in which
nature has done more for the sake
of pleasing man--more for the sole
and evident purpose Of talking to
him and teaching him, than in any
other of her works; and it is just the
part in which we least attend to her.
There are not many Of her other
works in which some more material
or essential purpose than the mere
pleasing Of men is not answered,
# once in three days or therabous !
great ugly, black rain cloud were
brought up over the blue sky, and
every thing well watered, and 80 all
left blue again till next time, with
perhaps a 6lm Of morning and eve
ming dew. And instead Of this, there
is not q moment Of any day Of our
live" when nature is not producing
scene after scene, picture after pic
ture, glory after glory, and working
still upon exquisite aud constant
principles Of the most perfect beauty,
that it is quite cerain that it is al
done for our perpetual pleasure.
Aud every man, wherever placed, how.
ever far from other sources of interest
or beauty, has this doing for him
constantly. The nobleet scenes of the
earth can be seen and known but by
few; it is not intended that man
should live always in the midst Of
them;s he injares them by his presence;
he ceases to feel them If he be
always with them; but the sky is for
all bright as it is, it is not too bright
or too good for human natures daily
food. Somtimes gentle, somtimes
capricious, somtimes, awful; never the
tho same for two moments together;
almost hnman in its passion-spiritua!
in ITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. divine in it,
in6nity-its appeal to what is immor-
tai in us Is distinct ~ its ministry Of
ohastisement or Of blessing to what IL
mortal, il essential. And yet we
uever attend to tive never make
| it subject of thought, but a. it has
to do with our animal sensation; we
look upon by all which it speaks
more clearly 10 us than to brutes-up-
on all which bears witness TO the
intention Of the covering vault than
the light and the dew which we
share with the weed and worm
only as succession Of meaningless
and monotonous aocidents, too com.
mon and too painful to be worthy ot
q moments watehfalness or . glance
of admiration. ,ia
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ABOUT MIRRoRs.-Southey, in his
Omniania, relates the tollowing:"When
I was last in Lisbon a nun made her
escape from the nunnery. The first
thing for which she inquired when she
reached the house in which she was
to be secreted, was looking glass;
She had entered the convent when
only Eve years old, and from that time
had never seen her own face" There
was some excuse fcrher.
These paragraphs are from the pen
of Mrs. S. G. Hall:
Ideal beauty as we'll as the beautiful
objects Of nature aud art, affect US
with a sort Of sweet contagion. In
the contemplation OF . fine picture,
we drink in the spirit Of beauty thro'
the eye; and this is probably the reas-
on why lovely women are occasional.
~ addicted to Aesthetics-the study
Of their charms in . mirror.
Milton supposes Eve was fascinated
with her own charms as mirrored in
the waters Of paradise and her daueh-
ters have faithfully followed her cram.
pie, for they are seldom disinclined to
contemplate ideal beauty in their own
symmetrical forms aud features. Il
the proper study ofmankind is man,
why may not women be allowed the
same privilege, for thereby . blemish
may be removed and many . charm
brightened.
The love Of ornament creeps slowly
but surely into the female heart; the
girl who twines the lily in her tresses,
and looks at herself in the clear stream
will soon wish that the lily was fade.
less, and the stream a mirror.
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RED WING HOUSE.

JACOB BENNETT, Proprietor.
RED WING, MINI ESOTA.
:%Connected with the House is = large and
convenient Stable. Stages leave daily for the
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers to any part Of the country.
April -. 1858. 90 If
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1850. RED WING 1850.
STEAM l.ANlNG MIL L..
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
Zone Block above Froeborn's Saw Mill.)
WE SHALL BE PREPARED TO FUR
w nish 1t al times. anything IN tho above
line Of business, and shall keep on hand all
kinds Of plansd and match,d Lumber, Mould
ings, etc.
orters promptly attended to, which may al
80 bc lsf with Brown & Betcher.
Produce Of al kinds taken in exchange for
work. COGEL d BETCHER.
Red Wing, April 70. 1859. s l42-ly
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An Army AT Rss1. 1.-The Albany
Eoe,,i,,g Journal remarks that:
"There is one army which will never
quit Italy. 1t sleeps on its eternal bi.
vouac. New recruits join at an aver
age Of . thousand q day. They are
picked men, the bravest in both ar.
mics, the foremost in every battle. In,
twenty-seven days 1tal = has been
strewn with twenty-seven thousand
corpses~--poor fellows who sought An
epaulet, and found a grave. A thou
sand fell in the early skirmishes. A
thousand marked the invasion Of Car
ibaldi. Nine hundred French and
Sardinians perished at Montebello.--.
Two thousand Austrians perished Oh
the same field: Two hundred Zouaves
were killed at Palestro. As many
Sardinians died with them. -Four
hundred Austrians were drowned in
the canal. More than twenty thou.
sand must have fallen in the actions
at Budalora aud Magenta. '''' .
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HACK OUSE.

II ACK HOU s f..
=. Fl OK. Proprietor.
0N PLUM STREET, Il fcw doors from Main
! , Street, Red Wing.
This House il entirely new and newly fur
nished, and the Proprietor hopes by strict at
tention to custom .rs TO receive share CT pat
ronago.
Red Wing, Sept. 5. 1857. SOY
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Irrxs ro'rHlNK ABour:-To act up
on q determination made in anger, is
like embarRing in vessel during .
storm. 2a g & 9a5A~5 Ti5ds 10 y1.iiG
If You receive q trifling injury, do
not go shout the streets proclaiming III
and be anxious to avenge it. Let: it
drop. 1t is wisdom to say little of the
injuries you may have received.
You had better find ont one of your
own weaknesses than ten ofyour neigh
bors'. ''F a7l' i.s'2 70
Absence, which smothers into decay
= rootless fancy, often nourishes the
least seed Of . true affection into full
flowing love. te79 'se-.'ai 7af
Every man thinks that Cesar'sswife
ought to be above suspicion, but he IL
far less particular ~ to what C1sar
ought to be. .s .-..-...,-...
Truth, which il one of the largest,
creatures, opers out the way to the
heights Of enjoyment, as we'll as to the
depths Of self:denial. q q, '' L 81"
There are three kinds Of friends:
friends who love you, friends who do
not trouble themselves about you, and
friends who hate you. i--' f' 70;
Religion and medicine are not re-
sponsible for the faults and mistakes of
their. doctors. -5 .n.l
A sermon in four words on the van4.
ity Of earthly possessions" Shrouds.
have no pockets"
Always doas the sun does--look at
the bright side Of everything. For
while it is just as cheap, it is three
times as good for digestion.
Write your name by kindness, love
and mercy on the hearts Of the people
You come in contact with year by year,
and you will never be forgotten, z
There is but one solid pleasure in
lite, and that is our duty. How mise
rable then, how unwise, how unpar-
donahle are they who make thst one a.
pain. ..----s
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~ A young man. while undergo
ing IN examination for the purpose Of
being admitted to the bar, was asked,
"What are the constitutional require
ments which render q man eligible to
the Office Of President Of the United
States?" He answered, ssHe must be
thirty.hve years old, and = mighty good
Democrat"
~ Hunts Merchant's AaQazins
enumerates no less than thirty EIGHT
different substances which are EN-.
rloyed to give. potency, favor, con-
sistence, and other desirable qualities
TO lager beer. Among them are mar.
ble dust, chalk, opium, tobacco, oil Of
vitriol, henbane, oopperas; strychninc,.
alum, and other deadly drugs.
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CULTIVATION OF TEA.--A case Of
Tea seed from Hong Kong, per ship
Eagle, has Just been received by the
Agricultural Bureau Of the United
States Patent Office. Another lot now
on board the ship Romance of The Seas
will complete the stock. Applications
from Ill quarters for these seeds are
received by every mail. Most Of the
applications come from the Southern,
States. The plant may be cultivated;
as far north as the southern portion Of
New York, and some purpose = trial
Of the seed in Massachusetts,. In Chi
ma, tea is grownin climates that make
ice Of ten inches during the winter.
LIFE WITHOUT TR1ALs.---Wo ould you,
wish to live without q trial ? Then
you would wish to die but half a mans
Without trial you cannot guess at
your own strength. Men do not learn
to swim on table: thev mus: go into
deep water and buffet the surges. If
you understand their true character
If you would know their whole strength
.--of what they are capable--throw
them overheard! Over with them,
and if they are worth saving, they will
swim ashore Of themselves, ..
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3NNX NM A94 Z0NN
IN AL rs VARIOUS 9RANoHEs,
Executed in . superior manner, and on tn
shurtast notice.

BL LANKs...Warranty, Quit Claim. Special
Warranty, Mortgage Deeds, and Township
Plats constantly on hand and for sale at this
ONCE.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

- CULLUM's SPRINGS, oHoCTAW COUNTY.
G Ala, eight six miles Noble twenty avs mile,
- east o. Mobile and Ohio Railroad and ave miles west
The undersigned pleasure ip announcing IN b,s fna.
and public that his opeued FOR IN NJ
cepon Of visitors During the past winter masy
fort ard venence only invalid seek
ing recreation and pleasure The improvements
erection Of several cottages the discovery Of new
springs Of eestone the other Of iron wsse Che pro
nounced by chemists be Of the chascer
mcdious billiard ROOM and the whole esablishmept has
been reprinted and The bath houses for ladies' and
the circular spring house, fitted expressly for their
mediation. have been particularly attended to.
An experiences IN the management OF public house Of
than twenty years. and determination keep his the
t Of frstcass hotel will he trusts continue
has been engaged for the Tenpn alleys and other
places Tor amusement provided the preses Tho cot
sges are al separate and are neat clean and airy.
Comodious light draue ht boats will ply regularly twice
week 10 the landing on the Tomhgbee river from Mobile.
As to the curative virtues Of the they only
the most sangnne expectations Of the proprietor bat
Springs In the United State time they been
made known to the public that have many
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present great
variety OF rare and valuable chemical medicinal combine
tons.
The Springs Of the valuable kinds Of waters found
10 the country viz: The celebrated vchy the
ahord are not 70 be found single place whole
south-a fact W; ich invslids cannot too we'll note
Arrangements being made Express from
Orleans to Mobile to these SPRINGS in order
q week.
Terms Of board will be moderate
Carriages in waiting landing upon the arrival Of f
boats 10 convey pa sengers imEaedateiy the Springs
An analysis Of the water he had by applying 10 WA
TEKMAN BRO corner Of Magazine and Common streets
40 n.w,- CHARLES cgLLuM
my9 DAWSm Proprietor.
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vALUABLh BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS,, IN
the Fourth District.
BY J. NEVILLE & co.

POSITIVE AND UNREsERyED SALE OF VALUABLE
improved and unimproved property in the First and Fourth
DsctsTwo ant in the First District
Marine Hospital, two Coage Houses in the Fourth
District, near the Soraparn Market.
By JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Lof6ce, II Commercial Place.
TUESDAY, June IA, 1859, at IL o'clock M,
L at the City Hotel. Common street, will be sold
/. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
ct bounded by Palmyra Banks Gayoso and Saced
and divided into twenty.four Lots.
q ONE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the First Dis.
c bounded by Common Baudn Gayoo Salced Streets
divided irto nineteen Lots.
8. SIX LOTS OF GROUND, together with the improve
neDts thereon situated in the Fourth District, in the square
bounded by Annunciation ae Jersey Sorapan Chippewa
and Philip .eets Each Lot measuring 81 feet Lunches
5ioes front Administration street. by l20 feet IN ph
tween parallel lines The improvements lots comprise
three good Onestory Frame Houses divided into
mens each tenement contains two rooms, gallery cabinet
Kitchen and rented at Sc EACH The other four
OTIS vacant
This offers fine opportunity persons of smH
tive and without reserve, and on long credit.
ES-TERMS-For the Fourth District property one.third
cash balance in and IL months for by mort
the property bearing per interest," and per
cent eventual interest Improvements to be insured and policy
transferred to VENDOR
of before R. Brenan Notary Public at the expense
Of the purchaser.
For the First District property fourth balance
H. S and "a months for bearing interest,"
cured by mortgage the property and eventual
interest. ~ jel0
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BY j. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL W. OAKLEY. DECEASED
By J. B. WALTON


Auctioneer-onice, 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY PAY June x e., 1859: at r. o'clock
ti.' fss aud
e ssssn6 oa 9s SS s ssS May
" Of Samuel fssse ost sep Dr.
~ or r 'SR with the thereon in
the fs D'e in The .auars bounded By md p
street. i,ss .so
y feet asp
between parallel lines the whole asreeably plan drawn
5 Sas
va h y I 1d 0H ryans street. and in the immediate
O. s L. e ground there + g @ to
ls,s At The su1ssn, rate q the y d
.HprTERMs-The purchaser to assume the payment Of
IS the ss'S
Act d sale before H. B. cenas Notary Public at the ex
pense Of the purchaser
SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. Oakley, DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
q Hsa 81 Dc, sa5% s n
fs ass d S9, ar d. date
sis sssa
uN TERRAIN les authorizations qui sly trouyen dams
l. Premier Drict dams et borne par les rues Eutepe
ssnm manenant rue Coliseum ds.iens
So M No Ea;sys pss
Lyme. de proondsur entire gaes IsTsl1sss l. tout eonfom
en- e. PIC 1888
Ct ls ,,essme dc la Pryania ct dams les
Sur C terrain 4 sections. rsaqss ssen.
s L
lie ss
conditions du pst Ia balance du p1 Republication
vsn.s p.rdsv.ns H B. cen. no.!re public
vALUABLh BUILDING LOTS. FOR DWELLINGS, IN
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- BARNES HOTEL-MssIssIPP CITY
The largest most desjrsbly located
LII Hotel on the Gulf Cost
The undersigned having placed his Hotel and
grounds in thorough repair during the past winter would H.
form his friends and the pubic that open for The r.
ception Of visitors on the 18th Of this month.
Attached to the Hotel IL splendid Billiard Roou Ten Pin
Alley shooting Gallery, and fine Yacht Of "A burthen
that will always be in readiness convey guests OF the
Ia the Gulf. -
Parties Wishing to will please address
dersigned, at Mississippi City
WIN. BARNES Proprietor.
sHorses and Carriages be obtained a Tie Hotel ii al
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OF LOUISIANA.
= COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

MONDAY, July DISCRIMINATION in Mathematics of the
Senior Glass, from IL to 7. NJ.
TUESDAY, July Determination in Classics, Greek and
Latin, hour.
WEDNESDAY, July decomposition for the Touro Przs
in Ancient History same hour.
THURSDAY, July 2-Competioa for the Burke Prize in
Elocuti1n, same hour.
FRIDAY EVENING, July 90, ut TX oclork-Distribnt!cn
of Diplomas Certificates, Prizes and honorable mention by the
Board of Administrators.
Parents and all the of education
daily invited TO attend
C. W. SEARS,
Dean of the Colegiae Faculty.
N B-Glases in English branches, Mathematics French
Arithmetic, Book Keeping aud nshp, will continue
interruption during the months Of July August sep
temter A. to P NJ For full particulars apply Mt
the General Snperntendents Office and Com
Streets TO
jelu tjy22 PROF. LOUIS DUFAU.
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aytw @rans Gully Crescent Saturday Hutuias sane L. 1876
AUCTION SALES.

REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, etc.
BY PALFREY f. co.
G. L. G. DurUr, Auc ioneer.
Office. q Camp street.
sssE r. sh .n q at
q shares Bank Of New Orleans.
~ ~ Sss S.Issa. y. hIsh. Company. '''s''
ssR: ssPt sis.s i's Company
~ TERMs1cssh. '' '''n''-''AAS p'5 jill ii IT, L
casssNRegnlar Weekly Sale ""' 'Ne'A i'0
BY E. ROGER & co.
sf aaao rasn % s Ct "a - s osl .ss,
TO eaes Boots. Shoes and Brogans men, women and
rivals dirsc. from manuactes in New York and Phiia
serTERMs- Over 500 sixty days, credit. ,elo
FuRN1ruEE-FuRsI1IuRE.FRoM THE LATE FIRE
BY MONTGOMERY e. SMITH,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
Old Auction Mars 81 Camp street. reserve viii Be-
Of Household Furniture removed from the late
III ~T fsisss.-sss ''''' t.,o
IMPORTANT SALE OF PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Stock at Auction-Wilhout Reserve.
BY PALFREY g. CO.,
C.L. G. DuPuY, Auctioneer,
Office No. q Camp street.
p At Banks' Arcaqe, magazine sdsst, will be sold
Four Hundred and Fifty Shares the capital ock Of the
New Orleans and Pontchartran Railroad Company
H1-TERMS-Cash. lei
CREDIT SALE = 200 LOTS OF SUMNER CLOTHING,
White shirts, Bleached and Brown Drill Drawers
BY BLACHE & LEA UMONT,
Auction Rom. II Chartrss street.
,b.;4 18th Instant, st 10 O'clock A. NJ,
Sold - - -
1850 dozen American White Shirts.
200 lots summer Clothing.
10 dozen Bsached and Brown Drill Drawers.
14rTERas-Ats sale ie11
CREDIT sALE-200 CASES BOOTS and SHOES, LEG
horn Hats and Caps
BY BLACHE E. Lea UHONT.
Auction Store. II Chartres street.
M0NDAY, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock A.
sold - ' " ~
100 cases Boots and Shoes.
-Also-
100 Leghorn Hats.
And
large assortment Of Mems and Boys Caps.
M8-TERMS-Ats sale. ie1I
GOOD A nd NJ
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE FRANCOIS SAULET-CII
liens Bank Stock auction.
BY ". PIGNIE,


BY N. VIGNLE,
otice-No. Bauls' Arcade
TUESDAY. June u. 1859. at !2 o'clock NJ,
rct Cont of New urlea Court Docket No Is
May, 1853 at the City Hoe Common street. between Camp
and Magazine streets, Al public suction, will be sold
ABOUT bNE-HALF Of THE SQUARE bounded nv An
see Streets divided into fifteen Lots gnated Lots to
Los Nos 2 measure each Is on Mepomene
street, by 100 feet deep,
Lots nos, and each rs feet front on Auuunci.
alton street, by depth oil nc feet and inches.
Lot Sis very large lot II9 inches
and inches gether with attractive and delightful two.
story Brick kesidn with vide galleries. pillars
around the n ling aims the first floor, four
rooms and parlors bail closets pantry, stawAys
having eight tvo-story flame building having four
pacous oms cseru- hyd ants, wells, etc., with flower
garden in from of the honsel
The keys Mr. p Rotchford's
they can be got application.
Lots No u 3D. IA and IS each rs feet front
nu citation str ct by deo,h of ll6fee and inches
Lots Nos 10 and II front on Thais
stree by dep h of 100 feet
All the build except hose Che late residence
OF The deceased) belong the tenants who rights and
privileges TO di pose Of them.
The whole according plan to be exhibited at the City o
lei several days previous to the sale.
@p~TER Us AND GDNDITIONS-Cne.tbrdc ash. and the
balance on credit of md If
10 their own order secured by property with
vendors privilege, said to bear interest
hum from date until iy after maturity cent
per ann m until fully paid The bmdi gs Lot No to be
insured against the risks of fire full value and the
poeits OF Insurance to be transferred until final payment
The holders Of the notes. f@'
Acts OF sale before o. neArmas, ESQ Notary Public
Lhes ~ phic plans ready for delivery No. IS
Bank Arcade passage end the Cont street
'se A'tes' sss.ep lei
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. :
BE remembered that this day June 1850 before me-
the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city
said personally appeared JOHN PEMBERTON. President
and CHARLES LEsASSIER, Secretary of the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
according to did and that the above
statement is Just and transcript from
Of said Company
JOHN PEMBERTON, President.
CHAs. LEsASSIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day 1852
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Of the Peace Parish of Orleans.
special meeting Of the Board Of Directors held day.
1t resolved to declare scrip dividend of per
the earned premiums of the Company for year ending
the 3st of May, 1859, for which certificates will be
and after the LIST of August Also redeem on and
after the second Monday July the balance of the scrip
of 1851 with interest thereon and pay per
interest on tile scrip oil 1853 ssa
DIR BCToRs.
S. o. Nelson Jno. Pemberton,
j. N. Nevns. P. Poutz,
Geo. Connolly B. P. VOORHEES,,
. P. Maspero, C. Honold,
@. II. slo:on5, G. Mtenberger.
jell I'm B. o. yignaud.
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49, POINT CLEAR HOTEI-THE PROPRIE-
H3 tors Of the Battle House. Mobile respectfully inform their
Hotel early in June.
The buildings being in thorough repair the whsrve,
REBUILT and the grounds have greatly improved the pss
Winter building was erected last finished and fur
Hoe-the two connected by continuous gallery Of s74
feet in length upon two stories Altogether the buildings will
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear delightfully."- situated being open to the Gull
breeze and in the high grounds with pleasant drive.
OF view were fairly tested last season.. Not single
yellow fever originated there has. We find there
finest salt water bathing the whole coast within
hundred PAGES from the Hotel Fish and oysters vey
dant during he gooi Colon engaged and
every variety of anu emenis will be furnished
The steamer Crescent will Mobile every evening 70,
Point Clear also sundays Mondays Wednesdays and FIJI
days VIII make mid day trips accommodate who
rive by the boats. ~ ~
Rooms may be secured by addressing
Battle House
Mobile. apo "
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z OCEAN SPRINGS HUTEI-E. W. GEER
CO., Proprietors This Hotel is being thoroughly
renoyated and newly furnished, opened for
the reception of visitors LIST next Every e.
Tort will be made to render visitors comfortable make
their stay pleasant.
Than the beautiful bay Ocean Springs no better
place for yachting, or fishing bathing.
For the amusement of there Is Tenpu AIley
Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables attached 10 The
HOTEL which will be supplied with the choicest
Hotel " ~
band Of music will be kest the Hotel during the entire
season. bail and supper will given twice veek-Tues
day and Thursday nights. 49, ~
The Mineral Springs celebrated for curative powers
are in excellent condition. An omnibus regularly
sra times day to and from the Hotel the Springs For les
tmony respecting the medicinal virtues Springs refer
ence may be made to Dr. Austin Dr. Thorpe Orleans
to Rev. Dr. MIntyeire Nashville, Tenn.
Ocean springs never having been visited by epidemics
cdedy the healthest well beautiful location OF
the Gulf shore. j. WILKINSON Igsnt
Ocean Snringa. LIST MaE 1870 -,