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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-19
DIrTSysURG. FORT WAYNE AND,
q CHICAGO RAILROAD -

pIrTseURG. FORT WAYNE AND,
q CHICAGO RAILROAD
Now completed and cars run from Chicago to tts,
burg without change, connecting with the
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing.
ton City, and all the interior towns Of Penns,l.
varia, New Jersy, New York, Maryland, &c.
Merchants by taking this route wilhave the benefit
Of all the eastern markets at additional cost.
baggage checked through.
Trains leave the depot corner Of Canal and Van
buren streets, west side, twice daily on arrival OF
trains from the west.
connecting at Crestline with Cleveland and
Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk, Buffalo, NJ.
acara Falls, New York and Boston, and all the
Interior towns Of New England via New York
Central and New York & Erie Railroads. Also
South TO Columbus. GAINESVILLE. Newark Mt
Vernon. Steubenville, Wheeling, and interior
tows of Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forest with trains on
Mad River Road to Springfield. Urbana Dayton and
CinciT natl Also, with trains Lima for Dayton and
Cincinnati, direct.
FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers bound east will find this route both,
pleasant and agreeable passing thrnur many of the
largest and finest cities in he United states
Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads
VIII ma attentive check agents at the depots TO
ceve checks and convey baggage free of charge to the
Pittsburg and Chicago ears
Sleeping cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at ali the PRINCIPAL Ticket Offices in
me est and at the Corspanys Office, of Ran
npiph ana Dearborn streets. opposite the Revere
van Buren streets, Chicago.
BE particular to ask for tickets nv Fort WAYNE
b. +. PATRICK, Ticket Agent
Freight OF all kinds will be carried from Chicago to-
apoints East at all times, at low any 9th
er Railroad route.
TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPpEs
The Pittshurr, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Co. having effected an arrangement with the Pennsyl-
yania Central Il. r. Co. for the transportation Of
Through Freight, property be shipped by this
nne between Chicago. Philadelphia. Baltimore, New
York and Boston with promptness and despatch.
Contracts can be made at the following places:
No. Aston House, New York.
No. S. William ST., do
No. Battery place, do
No. II Washington st. Boston.
No Dock ST.. Philadelphia
Depot, North street, Baltimore.
Depot. Charles street, West Side, near Van Buren,
street bridge Chicago.
Mark packages via p, Fl. Wayne & G. R.R.
For further information apply to
JAS. W. MUSS0N. Freight Ag't Chicago.
j. j. HOUSTON, Gen Freight Agent Chicago.
Chicago, Mar. is, 1860.
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! WOOL CARDING, SPINNING.
FULLIKG, WEAVING,
AND
CLOTH DRESSING

am now prepared 70 do all kinds of work in NV line
N the very best manner and upon the shortest no
tiee. Having improved my machinery can olive
complete satisfaction to all who may favor Lxe with
a trial. ~
Ihose VINO I'VE at distance will row he saved the
trouble and loss Of time In making two trims fo- ,b
Rolls and II they wish them Spun they can have il
done nv stopping one night
Thankful foT the liberal eatrc maze bestovsa ~, ,.
For the past five years respec fully soIicita coptn
uance ofthe same, knowing that am better rrernrea
to do work on shorter notice and better than here
tofore Don't forget the Id stand.
JOHN zULAUP.
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no! FOR PIXIES PEAK.

H0! FOR PIXIES PEAK!
TUNNE undersigned wonid respectfully inform the
4 citizens of 0ttumwa. and the public In general,
that he again in the field, with his trowel In hand
ready tn do their pasterng n the cheapest and
STYLE or 10 contract for buildings thrnughot fair
rates. Lime always on hand and for sale.
Having had long experience in the business he
hopes to have n liberal patronage.
Mar. is, ls69--ll2--8m G. KELLOGG.
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Giving perfect reliability and greatly increased
dispatch to Freight-the trains forming the
Line, East and West, with the same
regularity, making as sure connection
at the terminus OF each Road as
Through Passenger Trains.
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RAILROADS..
Burlington d. MissO uri II. II. r .
CHANGE OF TIME
WEST

nN AND AFTER MAR. !, and until further no.
" tice is given, Passenger Trains will leave and
arrive a follows
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OyEEs-COAFs,
DRESS AND
FROCN COATS.

PANTS AND rSTS OF the best quaIlty and latest
style. Also, HATS AND CAPS. white and fancy shirts
undershirts and drawers, neck and pocket haudker-
chiefs, gloves and comforts. great stock Of India
Rubber Coats Trunks, Carpet Sacks, Valises md i'm
fact everything that is usually found in first class
Clothing and Furnishing Store. My intention is
sell the greatest part Of my stock this winter there
fore have adopted the motto to sell goods low for
cash, and any one who give call viii find IL So
Money must be raised on my goods-that's the talk.
Come one, come all, and come to-day,
And get your c othing while you may
The place you'll find very easy-it is nearly opp -
site the pttumwa House. in Daum's brick.
Country Merchants will do well to give me a
call before going further east.
s. UERSCHLEH.
Remember the place where the cheap goods can be
found. Oct. Il, lSJ9-23-Il-p
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CLOSE CONVICTIONS MADE
With Express Freight Trains on all roads divergins
from Chicago, and Western shippers can rely upon
ha'ing their goods receive utmost despatch.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE.

The Roads forming this old and reliable route nom
the Seahoard and the Wet Ia araanizsd
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~ " AssssNsFpkkD lbs w esfere Agt,
Cor. Lake and Dearborn SITS, opp. fremont House.
March 20, lssn. CHICAGO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05

Is hereby given 70 Leonce Kim that Jos.
u Greeper has filed his complaint In the
Clerks Office Of the Court Of Common r 'eas
OF Dubois county, Indiana, .cr the appoint
ment Of an administrator Of the estate o.
ssid Leonce Kim, who has absented himself
from his usual place of residence il sn:t
county, and gone 20 parts unknown, for lhs
space Of ten years, and that said cause viii
o. heard u the next term Of the Court d
Common Pleas Of said couniv. ~
BAIL b. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
p. BuETTSER, pits atty. N sue20 4w
Advertise in tire Taper Courier.
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TUST RECEIVED an for sale cheaper
~ than aver q The Chem Cash Stora =
fine sssortment or Prints DeIaines, Cling
hams Dcbaise. Lusser Plain md barred Ja-
comets. spring shawls Of TIE latest style
Ladies collars, Dress trimmings, Ribbon
laces Edgings &C., slso fine assortment Of
Ready made clothing. Hats and Caps boots
) nd shuess Groceries, Hardware end Cut
ltlesy. a a.ts June g.
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To Contributors

AS our design is to make our paper
one that viii be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments o.
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pccially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois. items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us all
the news, incidents, general intorma-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhoods.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING !!
Freemen! To the Rescue !!

JAMES M. SnANKLIN, Democratic
Elector, will address the people at the
following times and places:
AT Jasper, Dubois county, Tuesday
September III, 1860, a ? o'clk, PM.
At Ferdinand. Wednesday, Sept
-, $500, at 2 o'clock, r. n.
AT Petersburgh. Pike CO.. Thursday
September 18th, at 2 o'clock, r. n.
At Boonvillc, Warrick CO., Tues
day, September 18th. at night.
Other appointments will be made
from tune to time.
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being well known throughout Europe and Americas needs
no commendaton here They purely vegetable. are
prepared with great exacness and sugarcoatcd. No
better Cathntc u can y hund. PRicE 25 co. pr box
THOSE incidence src prepared BY Dr.. Q. n. JACKSON
Co. hilsdephA p, and S. Louis, No. and are scld ~
drugpsts and dsals IN medicines everywhere The sig
Inoura Eraybeft's llmanac," published annually, ycs
win hnd Testimony and commendaory notices from all
paris Of he country. rhess Ansnacsa given aw BY
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Job Printing.

Weare prepared to give prompt at
tention to all Kinds of job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion OF
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
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OF All, especially young men, should
read the advertisement Of the "new Ma.
tional Dispensary" a. Cincinnati, Ohio, Ia
another column.
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TJOHN LAW, Democrat can
didate for Congress, and TIIOM AS
SHOULDERS, Democrat candidate
for State Senator. will address theil
fellow-cltizens as follows:
Celestine, Sept. 9. at ?, Pm.
Ferdinand, z, at ?. -.
Huntingburg, Sept. 5, at 2, ?. NJ.
Everybody is invited to be prescn
and listen to good old fashioned Dem
ocratic doctrines.
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4 FINE sssostment Of Shoveis, axes,
N Hatchets, German s,eel hoes, wash
boards. selves, wooden buckets, and al kinLs
OF Groceries, for ssIesst the
June 13. CHEAP CASH STORE.
Advertise 10 the Jasper Courier.
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BEWARE or COUMTERFEIrS.

See thsryou get Hcc6ands German Bit
tiers, prepared BY DR.. G, n Jackson, Philar
delphis, Penney lvania, and that lhis figaas
ture 10 on the wrapper OF each bottle.
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DEMOCRATIC RESIDENT COMMITTEE The
following nance gentlemen have been cho-
sen 70 constitute The members Of The Ma
ional Democratic Resident Executive Com
mit'ee. An orders Tor Democratic docu-
ments during the compsign shuold be sent TO
them: MFE
Hon. Miles Taylor, Of Louisiana, Chairman
Hon. Albert Rust, Of Arkansas;
Gen. James It. Pratt, o. Connecticu,;
Hon. VIM. Montgomery. o. Pennsy vania
Hon. James Craig, Of Missouri;
A. ID. Banks Esq. Of Virginia;
Hon. G. l.. vslInndingham, Of Ohio;
Hon. John A. McClernnnd. OF Illinois;
Hon. CHas. Larrabee. Of Wisconsin.
All communications should b. addressed "a
Hon. MILES TAYLOR M. G.,
Chairman National Democratic Resident
Committee, Washington ID. @.
JAHEs 8. HOLLAND. Sec'y Of Committee.
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IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
ID + M A N ID !
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Was Introduced TO the Public early in 1863
TT is NOW
Universally used through the civilized world
90
TF YouR HAIR is GRAY,
II YouR HAIR 10 THr,
on, IF You ARE BALD,
IT WILL REsToRE IT.
Il You HAVE DAKpRuFr.
III You HAVE SckLD HEAD,
1F You HAVE Nervous HgADAcHBs
IT Will CuRE THEh.
To PRESERVE THE Colon,
TO PREvEsT ITS FAILING, yma tf ry
To MAEE THR HAIR Glossy,
UsE WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
SoLD ny O. u Woop Go.
114MARKE- STREET. Sr Louis. Mo-
PArEHr MEDICINE DgALERs. AND
DRUccIsrs. in CIrY AND CouHTRY.
wY ----o-- t%3&@
o. J, WOOD eco.
ARr. Arso. xoRrrs rnR 49,
DR.. Mann's Celebrated Agne Balsann.
July ~, l7oo-o" bni yg
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NASH BUYERS will find |, 70 their IL.
~ teress 10 call and examine the new and
we'll selected stock u ~ALEXANDER'S.
Subscribe for the Jasper Courier.
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Tfsasnfr- IHEoD"gE SehpLAMAEs.
Recorder SrEPnEr JERGEa.
Sheriff-JAcoB HERMAN.
Coroner--WM. ScHUELrERMAs.
Surveyor-BENjAMiN II. KEMP.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
j. b. BIcKwERMERT, ; Commissioners.
VIM II. GREEN,
OFFICERS OF BAiEBRIpcE TOWNSHIP.
Justices--A. ii. Alexander, NJ. Keefer
J. Rose.
Trustee-S. j. Cromer.
Constable-Anthony Eckert, A. Tilman.
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peated instancce the prescriptions Of medical skill sira
ights and sounds, pure, elastic, braoias ala.os
Ihere and velvet green tward beneath the iSS',
tend, In wonseFiul degree 70 strengthen
the brain that has been disturbed AID over wrought
studious toll and tune the family hfobbns heart that
has been unstiuIg b5 sorrow.
Nature has richly endowed the scenery IN ard around
Avon with clements OF picturesque beauty The face VI
the country is diversified by rolling hills AMI smiling
daes and IN addition 20 thcse attractions To t5e tourist
aAd viser the Valley OF the Grnessee is associated With
proud stirring recoectious OF the " red ruler OF the
shade" The sisus OF MS departed glory are seen
In the tomshawk and arrowhead that are uptuTned
By the ploughmsno his reverence for the dead IL the
graves OF kindred made the recepases o. beads
implements Of battle and the chase0f his religion ia
the ruined altar stone Of his approximation AMI
fapcyn the mysterious Traditions that nger like echoes
among the hills about the Old lakes anc streams that
"Vaey Of Pleasant Waters The far famed springs that
well up nom its green sequestet bosom gave to
of the chief towns VI his nat ON CAnaSasgas and hs
visited them, and tested their waters long before the
white sounded the kne Of the forest with his ring
ing axe, or reared log cabin in the clearing.
New Workers cougregate here 10 large numbers with
their families Among Tie prominent visitors are h j.
Brown and family, Mr.. Lawrence, Mr. Black yeu, wife
ard daughter; MIR TITUS, Mr. Atkins all OF whom are
Wholesale merchants Of your city, Mr. rrowbrcga and
family, New Haven, General Williams, Norfolk Judge
wife and daughter Gle yeland; Mr.. Warren and Mr.
Harrington, do, ani a most Of others.
In regard 10 political matters, bat l.ttle interest Is
manifested. Ia this county--lyirgs ton--vhlch was
formerly the hotbed Of niggcrism and Know Nothngism
the pcople waking up 70 the trae Issues They
for wpeng out the scheming political moaaebaaks and
demsgogues who have for series OF controlled both
organizations The corruptions Of the last Legislature
driven the last nail in the political coffin of Chat par
ty. The people demand new order OF things. The
pursued by the rotten Albany Regency Charles
ton anu Baltimore will consgn the leaders Of that dynas.
~ to the Oblivion which they have so long and richly
meTited. Their days are numbered SO mote 1t be.
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AVON SPRINGS.

AvoS SrRiscs, July 26 1880.
r. fsTss q ds WotsS,ua,iop q rs Sprinol CHM 10
crd S'l7ie ralisy q ae Geacsl.s--Iniadn R,iia.--
Nac Iorkrs al TIE SPria1s--Ioiic1i Ea,uaasm a. a
lev Ed6, DC, DE-
Here am At this foUnt Of health. on Ponce dc Leon
would have reneweI his lease " he could he have loocI
on this beautiful valle-tbe paradise OF the red man
The waters of Avon. cell bracd o- their sanatlye pro-
rcrtes were even visited by the venerable NJ Francis
more than quarter Of century ago Ho pronounced
them unsurpassed In the Of rheumatism and all ert,
ncous disorders. Many valuable springs, strongly
mpregra,ei with remedial ngredieuis owing 70 their
unfortunate geographical position, are visited by the
curious alone. Locality is important feature 10
watering place. Experience has proved that cleanliness
aud pleasant associations important auxillarcs In
prVmoug hc convslescence Of pateu AMI that apart
from the healing nature 81 mineral waters dry warm
soil. ard a charming huiscape are powerful aids In
Testo The vaiiuGirarian to health aad strength
Agents derived from the mineral sud vegetable king
dcms are otn yanly us-d in combating disease when
ID. nerves agi,ated BY cisys harsh aud uutu,us
sounds Mary nvAs II delicate organization are hur
riei q untneiy graves b. this cxci,iag cause who
ahi bayc been restored 20 their families aui friends by
enc. re TIE quiet rct Dnut o. the try Air that
M sieruus tsid breathe ID ropuous to-n l. ROBSON
eiby Solsa soulcs o. imp2stg, eogaictacsiax Ia re
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IlMONI.
CCp syDDuRY CORES PoSDENCE.

HYpa's Horn, Sudbury, VI, August I, 1860.
Ar Old fdshcGed Ctsntsl HceLs Aa,aciOi,s, TatteS,
dc dc
Seven miles west OF Brandon, and mile south OF tha
village Of Sudbury In beautiful valley the eye
permitted TO see Hydes Hotel known throughout this
region as an establishment of fy years standing the
Ole post road 70 Montreal. There springs more,
nor has the house any fashionable 6cdt yet there is
company Of about hundred and lny exclusive OF chill
dren ard servants, filing every room and daily people
turned away for want OF TO accommodate them
The Of tie attraction lies in the fac. that the
Of tic place Is the purest the milk the sweetest tina
chicken 6xngs the most bount, and scenery the
beautiful TO be found any where.
We have from the front piazza a view that
will feeo a man OF ideas above roast beef at
least twenty four hours; for and beyond
the hills aud valley Mount Marcy aud the
Adirondaoks, gone sixty miles of open their laps 70
ceive the sun, and N down every evening In
hills from the NIT OF which behold
continued circuit OF the east,
and the Adiordacks, over Lake lhampaln, the west.
An excellent hall rOou with music from New York; at
tracts the noisy and gay from the piazza, and leave
old ioeies to enjoy the quiet moonlight and wstch for
more meteors. l1i b. .ag.l ~
The npany is mostly from New York and BROOKLYN,
We were have had the Douglass from Brandon
Srnoay, but the storm prevented the visit; but Dr. To-
thTop Cf Boston, ana US omen of charm
ing reading. The yisge pastor gives US most excei
lent fermop, generally IN the bali room We have had
Judge Allen Of the Courtcf Appeals and Jidpr Skinner,
Of Chicago here. The New York bar IS represented by
Aessrs. ri Porter, c. II Hunt r. A. Wa,kinson, c.
Rogers AID Banks Medicine, by DR.. Quack eobush OF
Osay Iea % & t Tss Tss sm and
C. Ma Det Litcrst0re, b, Frank Moore and commerce,
BY Nests. c Richards, Smslley, Welsh. j l. Graham
and many others, ell With their families Tue grest
being Ia the charming rides, safe horses
moderate tariff. D- ..h ,N-Illl
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CAPON SPRINGS.
CAroN SpRrNas. Va.

CAroS SPRISas, Va, July %, 1850
Cpy and Country, ConlTast-Pid,Gesus and Romantic
Scesey--Game and Fish in Abundanoe--Iroperies Of
the Watas-.Sceiety al The Springs, dc dc.
When read in your journal that tue Inhabitants or
the cities sweltering under 'ca sun, with the
thermometer at 90 in the shade, the visitors at this
charming resort situated az elevation OF f
teen hundred feet above the Level OF the sea- with
mosphere always cool and sau os feel truly happy
being able to escape from the enervag influence CT the
dusty, heated and crowded streets.
Both old and young at feel the celebrating inau-
OF the braoing air evea the dropping
Invalid experiences ii life infused through
his frame in breathing the pure oxygen of these hills
During the hottest weather in the iowAnds the heat is
oppressive here the rays OF the being temper
ed by cool breezes during the day. and night blanket
will generally be found necessary. Situated in the midst
OF the most beautiful mountain scenery and surrounded
with primeval forests, hundred picturesque
tic walks invite the pedestrian 10 wholesome and nvg
rating exercise under dense foliage.
II the visiter is sportsman he viii find ample means
for the exercise OF his talents game being abundant in
the vicinity and the Capon river, besides ish
ing mountain streams are well stocked with trout and
other varieties OF hsh Among all these natural
hsns yi,. "ul no 9 @ooo to mention III,
have proved So beneficial IN a variety Of complaints
have unecr my eye at this momcut, seyera! invalds,
who here, scarcely abc to drag foot after the
other, who, in the OF three weeks have
been much restored that they able ~ take active
exercise enjoy al! the Injuries OF the table with
out one dyspepc psng In Of gravel aud chrolic
inflammation Of the Bladder these waters 70 md emf
nen'Iy successful, and have wide spread reputation
cases Is said TO have been wonderful
There is at present very agreeable society at the
vania Mary land Delaware Virginia and louisiana, are
ALREADY well represented and delegates from many OF the
other States expected 'r N
To those about selecting watering place, would car
nestly recommend Cspon.
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ALEXANDRIA BAY.

ALEXANDRIA Bar, August l, lSj0.
Dcy's lraseneas az flsx rndrio--ftshin9 P1rt,..-
ErHfue Distrottiyns, &c.
Having spent few seeks this delightful rs
sort, take the time 10 give your readers glimpse VI tue
pleasures Of the place Perhaps many hunfrcds VII,
have route from Niagara through The Thousand Islanis
10 Montreal noticed the small village OF Alexandria Bay
where the boats stop hour two TO wool up hav.
stopped 10 pass day here, ADD have bat pou
idea q the solid comfort aud enjoy pace aaors
There here three tine hoteisCrossmaa The aansos
House aud The s. Iawrtncell hrst clase houses xtn
give you sketch OF one dagI amuscmcn,s here. which
will serve as ar example Of the rest
There were a, our ho,ei company Of sbou. thirty; II
these about ten were geutemea the remainder ladies'
We rose IN the monnF aud cnioyed hearty breakfast
with an appetite such the st. Lawrence air nuparss
and al half past ss we're ready for our start We esoh
have boat end boaiman or our ewn ani Iissss
trtt starts ont ca the placid water 1t Is truly beautiful
fitctarle our patty have agreed TO aine certain
snd ten miles north, snd our little crafts scatter, ne
hhNe orc course and some another. Each boat rs pro
vcei WIZ three lres two % these hxei over Tbs
s1ets o the boat aad the other The stsra ne " payod
Oh hthng az beld ia the ba7i We have al s-mcaxs
nr>F cushioa 4 ADD ths foor Of the boat eapstei,
tAsi 70 81 A. comfortably ~ II Ia yo-r osn prlw
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BALLSTON SPA.

BALIsToN SRA, n. Y, July IS, 1860
Via q Senator Dea9as-RecTtfcu by Hon. G. O. Ssoe-
Discovery Of a New Spring, DC, d..
Judge Douglas made descent upon yesterday, from
Saratoga Strings, where he is stopppghaving
his intention, however He down in private car
riage, and welcomed a short speech by Hon Geo
G. scctt as Chairman Of the Committee Of Reception.
He replied handsomely, aud followed by
Foote, Of Mississippi lie then visited his grandfather
old homestead, the Aidrich mansion Mineral
Spring occupied by Mr.. Charles d. Seeiey mill.
tary school The cadets were drawn up in line 10 rcce
him. under their instructor Col John Mite hell and he
made them neat address, after which he examined the
premises He then proceeded to the Troy train escor
10y the cadets They performed the duty WELL and elected
ms appreciation he returned TO Sarasoga Springs this
morning
The old sans Souci Hotel, upon the steps OF which he
was received, Il stu hne building, and in irst
order IL l. In the hands Of fine Ian tlord but the sea
son has been 20 cool that neither here AT Saratoga
more than half the usual number Of visi;ers.
new spring has been discovered here, Of fine Quail.
ties, and very palatable and raoy water.