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, 1860-11-01

TO the Editor OF tho \. Y. Tribune.
SIR: Allegheny county, at our late election.
gave Curtin The largest majority: 66s0-total
vote, "a .989. TiosR county gave tie largest
l,roportioncte minority: 2 eeG-ovcr l-3 Cur
lin to Foster: total vote, 5,468. They both
promise to do better for Lincoln
Is there any county IN Ncw York, New Jer-
ser, Indiana, Iuinois, or Ohio TINT dare take
up this pair Of LINCOLN GLOVES.
Wlnnebago, Boone, peKnlb, Lake, Kendall,
aud Carroll hoys, what do you say: Can't
you give larger per cent. Of votes for Old
abe than Tioga?
, 1860-11-01

The people Of Northern Illinois will re-
member with gratitude the labors Of Hon.
J.W. NORTH Of Minnesota His speeches
nj Junction, Lane, Warren, Galcna, Stcr-
ling, &c, have been models Of fairncss and
vcry notable for their ability. Tic went 10
his own Statc last evening, leaving troops
Of new friends behind.
, 1860-11-01

11CE&&VR Z
The places Of holding tho election in the
various wards Of Chicago wcrefi1cd as follows
By the Council:
First ward-Gar1ett Block, corner Of State and
Randolph streets
Second Werd-Eneine Houte No. !.
Third Ward-Sherin"s Office. Court House:
ington and Franklin streets.
Fifth Ward--0ld Engine House, corner Of cltn-
ton and Washington streets.
Sixth Ward-Hcnry Smiths Block. corner Of MI
wnukee avenue and Dctplatneb street.
Seventh Ward Northwest corner Of Wells street
and Chicago 2Ecnue.
Eight Ward-North Market Hall.
Ninth Carpenter thop on Caas etreet, be-
tween North Water and Ktnxie streets.
Tenth Ward-MaFtin Shoup q Land ONCE, corner
Of Twelfth and Clinton streets.
, 1860-11-01

A prominent shipbuildcr, hitherto Demo-
c.nt, and who has contributed to the funds Of
the H., $. g. T. Fusion Committee, yesterday
declared that hc could etard 1t no longer, but
should vote for Honest Abe Lincoln. In the
Judgment Of this independent aud influential
mechanic, when men like Gov: Cobb and other
leaders Of the Democratic party not only de-
clare Themselves Disunionists, but engage in !
gigantic stock speculation like the Wallbtreet
panic with REV to fHghtcn voters aud enrich
few political gamblers. It Is time for honest
citizens Of all shades Of opinion to unite to
tic present instance Ia to vote for Lincoln and
IIan1liu. That is just what our Democratic
shipbuIlder has dcternincdto do.~-N J. 1H6.
LcG 70
, 1860-11-01

Southern gcntleu cn admit that il only the
Northern people will quietly await the action
of thc disunionists and not stir the flames by
interference, there will be m uprising Of tho
conservative masses in the South that will
sweep the disunionists out Of existence.
Secretary Cobb goes about openly ayowing
reasonable purposes, threatening Dfsunion
and Revolution Would it not bc more de-
cent for him first to resign his office and re-
licvc himself of the oath which specially binds
him 10 support the Federal Constitution But
~ ilc does not resign, is it not the plain duty
nf Mr. buchanan to dismiss him at once Can
it be possible that Tic latter is willing to be
Implicated In tho treason Of his subordinate =
, 1860-11-01

Total.11is;f 3,4sl453 91'.;0s 2..7s 73,1. 1fssal3
Reducing the flour 10 bushels, the rc-
ccil';s Of wheat during the moatli Of Octo-
bcr amount 10 4, 038, ,273 bushels, agains.
3,609, ,53c bushels in September, and ,:j32, :jI:;2
41e bushels in August
The tot:i receipts Of wheat Gnclulin:
-four since the Is: Of August amount To
1l18o, ,221 bushels, against o27; 500 bush
els received during the same period in 1859
The following table shows the comparison
with forracr years:
RECEIPTS or WHEAT frxc1uD1xo Y10CE) prRrSG
AIGrs1, sErrEnBEn AND OCTOBER, ron FIVE:
, 1860-11-01

Illinois State Homeopathic Medical As
AoctnffOns

A0clnt1Ons
The Sixth annual meeting Of the above flour
isAing society will begin ut Dixon, H., on
Wednesday, The :th proximo, at 10 4. IL, and
will continue two days. There will be two
annual addresses delivered, the first by tur
we'll known fcllow-citizcu, Prof N. F. Cooke.
II. D., and the second by Prof E l. Guilbcrt,
81 D., OF Dubuque, Iowa Members and can
ditlatcs will rendezvous at the Nachusa House,
where one Of the Committee Of Arrangements
will receive them. The usual annual banquet
will occur On the last evening Of the meeting.
The occasion promiscsto be ono Of unusual in
tcrcst we are informed.
, 1860-11-01

HONE AoAN.-We see on our streets sever
nj returned Pixies Pcakers. Among them AID.
Jacob Harris "come to stay.n
, 1860-11-01

RECEIPTS At CHICAGO.
The following table shows tho receipts
Of Flour and Grain in this city during the
month Of October, as posted On Change,
day By day:
, 1860-11-01

d I E d,

d I E d.
On "Wednesday afternoon. at O'Clock, WILLIAM II.
BELL aged years and months.
His funeral will take place from the residence of his
fsher, Dr. Bell, @: Illinois street. Thursday afternoon,
ats o'clock The friends OF the family arc invited to
attend.
In this city Oct :oth. from D!rthe.fa FRANK Ell
LIOT only Of Ida and Charles H. Reese aged nye
Yeare and TWO months,
, 1860-11-01

SorTuEnv L1aHrs.-The Southern skies
were aglow last evening with the light from
yast prairie fires In that direction.
, 1860-11-01

e Aid. Jones was knocked down and run
over By a hose cart at tho fire on Tuesday AFTER
moon.
, 1860-11-01
From Washington.
Especial Dispatch to tic New York Tribnnc.1
MnyuAy 1cfnhrr "a 1Sf1

PRESIDENCY TOR MR.. DREckIxE1DGE
1t must have been surprising to many that
sir. Breckenridge, though he has not the slight
CIT hope of being elected, either By tho people
or by Congress, should have sacriliccd himself
and lis future for mere nomination. But it
appears now that 1;c las been promised 1y tho
disunionists that he shall bc President, il not
Of the United States, 1t least ofa Southern Re-
public 1t is on account Of that promise HAT
lie has not answered the Norfolk questions
Mr.: Buchanan sanctions the scheme, and be
will make over 10 the diEun:oni.ts the archives,
treasury, army aud navy, rs soon as the disso-
luton takes place II is supposed by them
that Mr.. Breckenridge will carry the fifteen
Ers,thnr7, f.$t
, 1860-11-01

~ Naturalizations for the next election
have closed ut New York City, and total Of
$500 citizens hare been made,
, 1860-11-01
THE CITY.

Auction Sales this morninE.
Superior furniture bcdstcads aud housekeeping
goods, at a515 ocloek, by Gilbert & Sampson, Auc-
Uoncefs.
, 1860-11-01

Postmaster Cook announces that according
to usage, the Office will open dali, except Sun
days, at o'clock in the morning, instead of
Z o'clock, on aud after November 1st, and In
view of moving to the new post office build |
ing, will close at 8 o'clock ?. Il. instead Of 10
P IL, on and after same dato I'LL further notice
On Sundays the office will open at $50 4 ~,
and closc at l015 L. II. for the day.
NOTICE TO TIE pUB11c.-Correspondents
will please observe that by direction of the
Postmaster General letters on tchfch The postage
is not p4rpaid by United States postage stamps
Of sufficient value to prepay, dropped Into this
ter Immediately sent to The Dead Lcttc, Office
ut Washington. Persons, therefore, should
avoid the common practice OF ticking ;ostage
stamps befure using them, TINS reducing the
gum, or destroying its adhesive properties;
and they should also use the additional care to
see that the stamps arc firmly attached to the
envelopes Just before dropping Them II the Of
fic to be mailed.
The public will also observe that theafi1ing
Of blue {one cent? stamp to letter Is not the
prepayment Of a letter rate, and that therefore
all such letters will be regarded as unpaid, and
treated accordingly.
which prepayment is required, must be pre-
paid the full amount, otherwise rs part-pay~
mcnt is recognized, such letters will also Sc
forwarded to Washington to the Dead Letter
Office ut once. L CooK, T. n.
BREAD FOR KAN5As.--ness7s. Editors For
t. dollars is hereby gratefully acknowledged
from ". H. Price, Esq, Ottcwa, per Messrs.
Gage Bro. d Drakc, to buy food for the needy
in Kansas. Ten barrels flneflouf were shipped
from Quincy, purchased Herewith, to be dis
tributed ut once to the most deserving. Dc
nations through the "City Mission" 60 direct
70 the most urgent cases, and Eithout rcduc-
tion for expenses or otherwise. Amy clothing,
flour, or money, left with ]. c. Fargo, Esq, ut
the American Express Company, will be dis
patched at once. J.:
E. B. TUTr1E, City Missionary,
96 North Franklin street.
THE CouRre.-Tle Courts ure very dull
United States Court busy with the intermfna-
bic e|ectmcnt suits. Superior Court not in
session. Circuit Court turned into a'medical
school, and jurors and gaping 1ookcEs-on get
ting full course in ohstetrics,tas the Fisher
Stone SANDER suit drags Its slow length along.
A ALoAr1SG PAIsADox.-It is true that "half
loaf is better than no bread" hut many a
chap has before now found all loaf no bread.
Republicans Attcnd:,
A meeting Of the Republicans viii be held at
North Market Hall, On Friday evening, at which
good speaking, good singing, and good TINE gen
! orally, may be expected.
By order Of Committee.
, 1860-11-01

COMMENCEMENT DAY At GARRETT B1BI1-
CAL INSTITUTE To-day take place the Com
mencement exercises at Garrett Biblical 1nsti-
tute ut Evanston.
, 1860-11-01

CrsuAAS's So1nEEs.-Thc Cushman concert
for tho benefit Of settlers Of Kansas, takes
place this evening at Kingsbury Hall. Also,
tomorrow and Saturday evening.
, 1860-11-01

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TOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
The ro,1aw1zo LIST or
WINES, RRANDsEs, ETC.,
WE WARRANT PURE AND GENUINE.
esy n: as z
BfkANDIEs.
5nS 5eS hESEss EE s9 co.. fSE PEAEP 2ERHE Co.
WHISTLES.
Crowe's Old Bourbon, 1853.
s.T.suit's Old bourbon, 1854.
s 6 6 ss 1856.
i" j" i" 1858.
" s. Old Rye:
mehun's Irish. Ramsay's Scotch.
PORT WINES.
PURE 5r1cE. olp wfyK ayEeES. e. ROYAL oroRro
SHERRY WINES.
AAos1n+ADo. rofAizz, ni2z,bA HARMONY. s. STAR
So MADEIRA WINE.
SOUTH EIDE.
RUNS.
JAMAICA, SANTA cRCz.
ALES.
AU1Es EDEDuRGIIs Id i r Bt.s 1st. 'EFFR4s sfAnk-
POEsTERs.
DSRks SRk LSgp5S RgR55S Il Rs I'D sas a g. D.
SMITH s; ETVY-ER,
Successors to Penton & co-.>
0I Lake Street o4
OPPOSITE THE FREMONT HOUSE.
tao1 da5'-lwistp1
r r. STAFFORD'S FAMILY
e. RECEIPT BOOK
Containing the Celebrated
100 Metropolitan Hotel Recipes,
$50 OTHER NEW AND VALUABLE RECIPES.
The Metropolitan Eotel Recipes
asS Sesasd @ e .5n s; s1's
t nct s. Tonad il any othe7 pubhcsdon. ~
Read the Following
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF PURCHASE.
sS.es S9 Sevd e
oar cHoiEsr iea REGirES TIC .s@e Being n con
s:; ri .!s si' s:!f e
Metropolitan Hotel Broadway. Mt"
xhsS:s tsss FsssR, s%:a.ts az q tss ,s!sfst Ss
aaarsax Ea oS e mans aaa eisea eondd"
/! TIL: METROPOLITAN HOTEL RECIPES teach
, 1860-11-01

AL should not fail to read tho adre1tiec-
ment Of prof. Wood IN to-day paper. sc5ly.
, 1860-11-01

mr.. Lovcjoyss Appointments.
Hon, Owen LoTcjoy Will speak mt the following
named places:
Springfield. .Noy.
hltQu wv. z
Ottawa Nov. 3
, 1860-11-01

ESce advertisement Of scholarship for
sale to any person desiring to perfect them.
selves in bookkeeping. penmanship, DC. This
Is q rarc oppoFtuuftY,
, 1860-11-01
Gbitaqo Ctibttttc.


VIM. Il, Plato,s Appointments.
VIM Il. plato Rcpublican candidate for Ecctor,
will address, tho pcnple as follows:
Eapeylllc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nov.
Hampshire re,................-... Nor.
Burlington Observation-Disclosures Nor. 3
Ylackbcrrv. .Noy. 5
, 1860-11-01

CHEMICAL INK EnAaEn.-A new article especial
II adapted for the counting house artists' utc. 1t
will instantly ink stain. Of recent or long
standing. without scratching or inJurinS tho paper.
For sale in single boxes for . cents at the Rubber
Store. lis Randolph street, KingsbuTy block.
poy16t
, 1860-11-01

A PRIVATE REHEARSAL At Non7n'e.-Thc
Banshcc screamed horribly at Nortl's Demo-
cratic Theatre last evening, Goy. McComas
twisting the animals tail, aud like Spanish
bolcro at abull-dsht pclting poor Banslec with
little paper torpcdocs from ILLS Southern c1-
changes. Dick MeE1ick dissolved the Union
in briny tears; was hard on the coloEcd person.
Dick offered to carve up the American Eagle
and asked the audience If they preferred II hite
meat or dark. There were six ladies in tho
house. Tho Inyinciblcs were present, but
could not be kept from baeksliding TO the bar
at tho rear Of tho theatre. After the dismal
farce was over, the 1nyincibles camc up South
Clark street in the drilling rain, m asthmatic
tltcr playing "Thcrc's no luck about the
house." which no one will dispute. Poor fel-
low, 1t will all be oycr In d week.
, 1860-11-01

The WEATHER Yesterday Was sullcn part
Ing Of month that has been lavish in smiles.
Don't wonder October was sad at leaving. lie
seemed to have enjoyed himself during most
Of lis time.
, 1860-11-01

B Eclectic for November, Bcadlc's Dime
Novel, No. 10, illustrated London News,
Times, Punch, and Once Week, for Oct 10,
aud new supply Of stedman's poem, "The
Princes Bal" i" have bccn received By McNallJ
d. Co. 81 Dearborn street,
, 1860-11-01

LIGHTNING OF Electricity tray
els faster than schooner, whoever her build.
CTS we're So when one Edward Fuller. who
committed burglary at Grand Rapids, Mich,
trusted himself and fortunes to the fore and
after Heachester, for Chicago, he did not re-
member how Lightning might run round the
like and head him of, but It did 80 neve1thc-
less, and Wien Mr.. Fuller got ready TO step
from the vessel upon our docks, Officers VII
liams aud Douglas were whiting for him. He
emclt q rat and tried to hide on board but II
rus no use he has been sent back to Michj-
gan.
CASHIER APPOINTED FoR TIE MARHE BAsK.
-Wc cut the following from the Milwaukee
Sentinel Of yesterday morning:
hr. Hamilton G. Dox, late cashicr of the
Bank Of Milwaukee, has accented The apnoint-
mcnt Of Cashier In The Marine Bank, Chicaro
We regret to part with Mr. Dox, who has made
many friends In our city by his busiuess tai
cnts and attractive socal qualities.
B- Attention is invited to the advertise
rncnt Of Ar: LOSING In another column.
, 1860-11-01

PATENT TO CHICAGO MECHAH1c.-Ap pa
tent dated Oct 23d, has been issued to J. B.
Wheeler, a young Chicago mechanic, for a
Grain Dryer and Cooler, possessing important
uprcltics Of construction.
, 1860-11-01

HALLowE'EN.-Last night was na1lowe'c 'cn,
eve big with prophecy in Scottish lays and lc-
gcnds. Those genial little people, the fairies,
used to be out In force, on this their grand an
nivcrsary, and besides doing up general job
Of frollc on their own account lend gencr-
Gus hand to tho merT mskinss and harmless
soothsayings Of tlc country folk. Did lad or
loss wish to read the future, especially that
part O. their tate, that showed them that per-
son, II any one, was to be their futnre spouse,
It WIS worth six moeths Whiting to read the
augury amid the frolics and junkctins of ual-
loEe'eu.
, 1860-11-01

TIE CouRre.-Tle Courts are very dull
United States Court busy with the intermina-
bic ejectmcnt suits. Superior Court. not in
session. Circuit Court turned into a'medical
school, and jurors and gaping 1ookcEs-on get
ting q full course in obstctrics,.as the Fisher
Stone SANDER suit dsags Its slow length along.
, 1860-11-01

B We are happy to learn that the condi-
tion Of Henry E. Hamilton, wounded in a late
cunning excursion, was yesterday more favor-
, 1860-11-01

LosT.-A note on the Boone County Bank Of III
diana, for $4,000, endorsed By {. 5umucrde]d. IS
will be paid to the finder ii delivered to the careof
~. NJ Democrat office.
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31

~1nl kegs Cleveland MILLS hihs ~
&tt. I=l,s red and fox sale byvn by
5s52i wlY SorIHNAsp
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31

waiting for an audience. After their ar
rival the Emperor received hut two Of his
own countryme1 before sending for the SEN
ators. Az they marched into bis presence
the balance of the guests followed, aud with
their glittcring court dresses. made
dazzling array If royalty about the plain
clad pcrsonagcs OF our Senatorial Republi-
cans. The Emperor engaged his Ameri-
can visitors in conversation about ten min
ntes, when he handed them over to his tall
cnsed and accomplished Queen. who enter
tanned them for one hour with great vari-
tety OF questions on political matters and
versatility OF talent as unexpected as it was
unc9nalled. She dove into the young Ser-
ator after this wise:
=" What do you Americans want of
| Cuba 90
Nothing" said Douglas, :" only for
her to become independent, and then main
tam her sovereignty IS against foreign pow
crs. 49,
Eisca, said shcs - why DID YOU not
join with England and Franceii in their prop.
osltion to guarantee her Independence 30
Because" said D., % it il an American
doctrine TO avoid all estangling alliances
with foreign powers"
| 'OuS,s oSld oUtp k3VC YOU
Americans adopted this doctrine 90
Ever since she refused to Join the 'Ho-
ly Alliance in putting down one of the
greatest men the world ever saw" said ID.
This allusion to Napoleon the First ST.
fenced the conversation on that subject, and
alter discussing the most exciting political
topics and fully unvailing the Emperor's
views on all these subjects, by an ardent
and frank expression of her ows, the EN-
peror suggested that the conversation should
be dropped, and the distiagues of the realm
who had been standing all this time, caps
III hand, should then have audience.
The secret of Napoleoh's marriage is cx-
planned In the fact that he has got Queen
VINO combines the amiability, talent and al
lection oil Josephine with that Maria
Louisa qualification, also, SO essential to
herlteditary government
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31
INuECTINE,
The Perszan Fever Charm.

TNOR the p::vention and cure of EkrEE. AMI
remedy wa brought to the knowledge of the pres
ent or,r-tors by friend who hs.s been great
trayeIe' IN Persia and the Holy La,ad
Wife going down the river Eu el,raies, he exrc-
r;.rccd a seuere attack of Fever and Acue On
iscovering his condition. Of the bo atInen took
from his person an Amulet, saving Wear this and
M feper viii touch you." Alth oush incredulous as
to its virtues he complied ard experienced iIame-
dtate relief and has since found it an efecta pro.
lection from all malarious complaints
On further investigation he found the boatrnau
attributed it TO miraculous powers and said that il
could only be obtained from the Priests of the Sun
Sometime afterwards, the gentleman in conversing
with Priest. obtaine,, from him the secret of its
preparation, and ascertsined where the medicinal
herbs were found of which it was compound ded
The wonderful virtues of this article have induced
full belief in the rninds of the natives in The mi
raculOus healing powers of their Priests.
Since his return to America, it has beeh tried
with the happiest effect by several ladies a,d gen
tlemen of high char ricter, who have given, it the
most unqualified appreciation. This remedy hay
ing been specific Persia for hundreds Of wears
for the prevention and cure of Fever and ASIe and
people.
II will be Sent by mail, pre- paid. with fall di
rectIons for use, on receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Manufactory IsS, Main It
Richmond. Va, Branch Office, Bank of Conmerce
Building, New York. Address
July 1850 -ly JOHN WILCOX. d co
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31
SllS3f
POW DER.

SuSdEs
IN hb-ls .s-1r. reC j before low ~aiff' rt o''o
~ kx / HExEY, WILLIAMS d Co
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31
From the Mobile Ala.) Register
The First Victory.

We need no help OF. rhetoric TO describe
our triumph and the prostration Of our encs
mics. The eioquence of the facts could not
increase its power by the grace of studied
phrase. Douglas has Carried Me first SouA-
era State, and ali the Missouri Democratic
Representatives that sustained him in Con-
grcss, are collected.
we dopbted. as We then said, the tee-
graphic report that the Opposition candid-
ate Tor Governor was probably elected but
even should further advices give him small
majority, the known facts that the support.
ers OF Douglas are returned to Congress bv
large maJoritieS, is triumph enough Mis-
sonn IS safe for Douglas in November.
breckenridge, in his own State, has cxpe-
r,ehceo the most disastrous defeat that ever
leeks4 sAa ga iiiiatsdsftsiuars .op passsit,y
his interest is defeated by Il majority of o.
Ooo votes. Without counting the vote that
Boiling and Hopkins may have pollcd, this
alone Is a loss OF largely over thirty thou
sand votes onthc last gubernatorial ell, ction.
lurn these figures as you will, it is the most
emphatic population by a. State of her own
son that we remember. Even supposing as
the boiter's press certainly will charge, that
coalition of the Douglas and Bell men.
accomplished this result, it would dcvelop
the astounding and unexpected fact that the
Dongias men, ii concentrated on one can
cldate, could unassisted have beaten Breck-
ehfidSe No amount of ingenuity can cs-
cape the logic Of these figures In the last
election, not year ago. Kentucky elected
Democratic Governor by S.9l6 majority
Now, alter the most uuhcard of cxertions,
the breckenridge party is beaten 10y $4,000
"rahu Democratic candidate. indeed,
VINO, III less than year reduces the Demo
cfa'ic.vote OF his own State by over sc, 900
Lane was beaten in his State several
weeks ago. Oregon and Kentucky have
b"th repudiatca the boilers ticket Brock
enridSe and Lane are both out Of the field
All that remains, for us to do is to save as
mauy Southern States as we can from Bell.
The first victory is Cor Dougas- the first
defeat is to Brcckcrrilgc and Lane Tho
former i'll State where Douglas never re-
sided day-the latter in States where
Breckenridge and Lane both were at home.
In kentucky aud in Oregon, the Doug
las strength opposed Breckenridge ard OPP
posed Lanc-Breckenridge and Lane were
defeated In Missouri the breckenridge
strength opposed Douglas Douglas was
victorious.
Who wants Breckenridge and I.ars
stock for profitable Investment
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31
White Sulphur Springs,
Crawford County,, DIRK.


>itSE springs formerly known as The Messrs
l. Heards springs, and situated On the Van Bu-
ren and Lttle Rock stage road, IL miles east of the
former place. are now being improved. and are
ready for the reception of visitors and the enter
tainnent of travellers. Preparations are ample, all
can be accommodated. Those, desiring to spend
tsli Il otj1:.fff. II ttsi. nl tiit
tie grounds for a triie. Eatables of all kinds
at your door at the lowest country prices
cheaper than living at home. Those preferrng
to board male, female, families will be furnished
with rooms ready for their reception in the build
ing proper Bath rooms will be ready in due time
Come, come !, invigorate your debilitated svs
TEN and cheer up your dropping spirits. Quaff the
Imped stream and plung beneath its crystal sur
face. The elixer of life is flowing freely, while
hundreds and thousands are sufferin. and pining
and dying for want of sucl, medical treatment as
use of these waters afford. They ARE a certain
cure for chils and fevers, kidney affections, en-
argement OF the spleen all cutaneous diseases and
disorders of the system generally thorcugi, pu-
rifier Of the blood This We state upon the authori
ty of those living in the vicinity. who have been
trying their virtues and witnessing wonderful cures
for the last twenty two or three years
See Geological report. and also advertisement of
the Southern Literary Institute, located at these
springs.
RATES OF CHARGES.
Per week, {roonl furnished, Ights.l So
day l
single meal, 80
lodging, 25
Other charges in accordance with services rend-
cred. G. W. MORRIS,1 ,-,.,
L. A. MOSES, i''f""'''S'
Entertainment by Rec. e. w Norris.
June, Is, 1860 :3m5j