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I. aArTha ooahocton Denocrat Saws:

aMELANeHoLYa HOMICIDE IN KEENE!--0n, the
z9th January, during an alteration between
Lewis Farwell and his brother-in law, DIR.
Howard, Farwell struck Howard blow with
his fist under the left ear, which caused instant
death. They were both men Of high standing
in society, belonging to an excellent family and
each bad d family. g'.a sr5 is VI
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5ty--CHwcE s-- EEsa M Or-- Chanismaan
COMMITTEE ways and EEeaMs---
EEarpcr's Ferry Investigations.
aa.r.. WAsHINaToN, D. c., 4.
-a.- February 2, 1860. { ia
As the telegraph will have informed you, ex
Gov. VIM. Pennington of N. j., was elected
Speaker Of the House, on Wednesday afternoon.
While Governor ofhis State he recommended
the enforcement Of the Fugitive Slave Law, and
the granting of all rights and privileges to the
Southern States, guaranteed to them by the
Constitution. He is represented as holding
simular opinions at the present time, as being,
what you would call, a national, conservative
Republican. lie also believes in and advocates
congressional intervention in the subject Of Sla-
very in the Territories, and denounces the doc
trnes Of the Heller book. At least, he has
been thus represented or he could never have
been elected.
A majority ofthe Republicans do not, at heart
feel as though they had achieved much OF tri
umph, in his election. The defeat they suffer
ed in being compelled to withdraw John Sher-
man-thcir first choice and ytavorite for the po-
sition--has more than balanced the victory OBJ
taned in the election OF Bloomington. Sherman
had denounced the Fugitive Slave Law,-had
"endorsed' and RECOMMENDED" the Heller
book--was, in fact, as ultra as the most ultra
Republican could desire,--had made himself OBJ
noxious in every possible way to the South, and
for these very reasons the Republicans nominat-
cd and voted for him. Until Friday last, when
they discovered that the Democrats were will
ling to lay aside party preferences, and vote
for a national old line Wing, the Republicans
had hopes that they might elect Sherman
That ballot on Friday afternoon, which proved
the patriotism of the Democratic members, and
tie hypocricy OF the Republicans, plainly fore
shadowed to the latter, that they must yield
their iavorite,--lower their sectional fag,--and
take some man from their ranks, who, at least
possessed some reputation for nationality, or
or give up all hopes of getting the Speaker
The result was that Sherman, the endorser'' OF
Heller, and the denouncer Of the Fugitive Slave
Law, was WltndfaWn, anu Remington, the al
vocats of the Fugitive Slave Law, and denoun-
Ger Of Heller, adopted, changing front com
pletsly III mE fm
A word in regard to the vote referred to on
Friday last. 1t will be remembered that upon
two ballots number af Republicans united
with the Southern opposition and voted for
John al .Ciilmer n South American; and that
! because tho Democrats refused to go for him,
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CE5-The next State Fair is to be held at Day
ton, Ohio, on the 25th, 26th, 9th and 28th
days Of September next
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RTThe next term of the Court of Common
Pleas for this county commences Tuesday,
February 28, 1860. The following are the ju-
rors for the term, as we learn from Sheriff
Woodborne:- .al.,,.,- .a :. ~. ......r
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ia On the outside of to days Sentinel will be
iound the excellent Veto Message Of Gov Black
of Nebraska, returning with his objections the
bill to prohibit slavery in that Territory. The
bill was no doubt intended to raise the question
whether, under the provisions of the Treaty
with France and the Dred Scott decision Of the
Supreme Court, slavery could be abolished in a
Territory, as otherwise it was unnecessary, as
there is no slavery in Nebraska, and none can
go there, it being too far north to make it prof
liable. assaa1a s.s Ige rJj
The Message meets the question fairly, and
argues with great force against the Consttu,
tional power to pass such an act. When the
people Of Nebraska, by their Delegates meet to
form a State Constitution, then it will have pow
or to dispose Of the question, to the end that
when the Territory enters the Union as a State
it may elect to have slavery or not, as to the
majority may seem right and proper.
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FARMERS! Do you want the latest and most
reliable Live Stock and Produce Market Reports
cities. Take The City and Farm =" See adver-
isemeut in another column. '-
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E00LBS., Carpet Yarn tor sale by
0UU 81 = v Il McFADpEN
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PETIT JURY.

Robert Simpson, North tp. Thomas Chaney,
Athens; VIM. r. Davidson, Freeport; Joshua
Wagers 'Franklin; Alex. Bargar, Washington;
Geo. w. Spker, Stock; Matthias Glass, Mon
roe; Samuel Nash, Nottingham; Henry X.
Smith, Moorefeld; John Hitchcock, Franklin;
Robert Mckee, Cadiz; and Alexander Denny,
Rumley. @r##iI%
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FRESH GROCERIES
AT
GEURGE & WILSON'S.

WE have on hand, and are now receiving from
w the South and East, the largest Stock OF
Groceries ever brought 10 C0dlz, to which we wish
to call the attention of Retailers and others wish
ing 10 purchase for their own consumption. We
are determined TO sell IA low If not lower than
either Steubenvjlle or Wheeling prices Our stock
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AdOrGsS AT OTutFH 70
INLAY &. RlrENNII,S
WortTn Thcir weight in Gold.

Capt Burns OF New Orleans, saws that DR..
Todd's AMI Bilious, or Liver Pills have been in
his experience and in that oi his passengers,
"WoRTH TuEIR WEIGRT IN GOLD" He says that
other steamboat captains in the Mississippi trade
have the same opinion, and consider DR. Todd's
ills the best pills in Tor the bilious diseases oil
the south We have letters from
Wisconsin, Santa Ee,l % Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri, Louiana,
California, kentucky, Indiana, Texas,
AS we'll as from other points near and al home,
containing orders for these p Ne, end speaking in
the highest terms oil their virtues.
AEew Extracts fr sn Letters.
~ cannt but commend DIR. Todd's Liver Pills
to the afflicted everywhere, as safe reliable, and
in every respect, Superior Family Msdicine"
a44Ht5 .fa DIR A A. ALLISON,
osa@ Supt Ohio Co. Aims House.
'Ise i..arr H-la r----- e aI-tt s.sf
81 have used Or. Todd's Liver Pills in my fami
lv for twenty years, and lido assure you they are
the besttamily medicine that have any expert
ence in.'' s. 1874 t-. q, :Att." Aaa naN@$ .
is7 ifa.f 'aslas r. HENRY, Woodland, Va.
81 suffered for years with diseased Liver and
deranged Stomach. One box Of yonr Pills tntire.
ly relieved me-" ~ ~ III .1a
S. M. SIZED, Parkersburgh, Va.
For sale by j. Beall Cadiz, and by dealers every
where.
r. ii Logan e. CO., General Agents, and Drug
gists, Wheeling, Va. ssg.l caa ~
Feb. /, ls6O--9t 2lHa" GstEt& sAs VIZ.
a . ~
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consists III part VI
SuuARs-N q Sugar 100 hhds.
Circle a Crushed 20 bills
Powdered 10 "
A Soft Crushed 10 "
& ~ 10 81
e. q 10 ''
MoLAssFs-N. o. Molusses 500 bbls
YRur--Lovenuy's Golden 20
CoFrEE-Prime Rio $50 bags.
.... s. Java Sc Sockets,
RlcE--Prime Rice 10 'ricrces
FIsB-No Muckerel 40 bhls.
40k bbls.
Lake Fish all kinds I00x "
Scotch Herring 30 boxes
SopA-EngIiSh Soda 90 kegs
SODA Saleratus % boxes
SHeEs-Ground Pepper 90
Grain 10 Sacks
Cloves. cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Ginger, Mustard, &C., &c.
March 9, so . e. w
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Election of PenningtOG--Hais views
--1sepubiiCan Defea at--WiihdraW-
III OF SspcrHaan---E.5 10y Morris d.
C0.---Nhatg they Nacsem by ''gOOd
f;aith"---PF00fO of the Responsible
bty-~C:zWcEs- s-- BEss MI Or-- Chairman
Committee ways and SEeaMs---
EEarpcr's Ferry Enves tigntiou.
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gN7af1G-ar~t IN a.s

gTa1lGoT1TAg,s as4n
T1H subscriber has again CONNIE need the aheye
vhere he Is prepared 10 maze clothing at differ!
enr prices fashionable 5nd plain, at short notice.
Give me call, and you will have your Clothing
made ueat and good --~ JOSEF ALLEN.
Freeport, 4 Ug. ~, l8J8-tt aIa.. .f Etaf1.t egtA
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GRAND JURY.

James J. Bi Billingsly, Washington tp.; Alex,
Amspoker, Archer; John W. Hines, Noting
ham; Levi Townsend, Shortcreck; John G.
Kerr. Greene; R. M. Kennedy, Moorefeld; An
drew Devore, Archer; Lewis II. Davidson,
Washington; Isaac Thomas, Shortcreek; David
Null, Rumley; Henry Law, Monroe, Henry
Broker, Rumley; Joseph Miksell, German;
James Kirkpatrick, Moorefeld.
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Correspondence of the Cadiz Democratic Sentinel !
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TNGLlSH and SILK lasting CATERS at
T. rs.e vU a e. SFEWAR1,S
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Market Reports.

To whom all Wholesale orders should be address,
Sold BY John Mclean, Cadiz, Ohio
mnlS IV .. .r'..
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81 suffered for years with diseased Liver and
deranged Stomach. One box Of your Pills tntire-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-08

CIANCY Hats and Caps lor children at
L Z. STEWhRT'S
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JAS. STEW ART,

Including n full assortment Of White Goods,
Brilliants, Jackonettes Lawus, Swiss aud Null
Marsailles, I bread and Jnckonett Edging and In
settings. A large assortment Of Mems and Boys
Wear, Ladies aud Chldrens Boots, Shoes and Sip
perB OF all varieties. gg. a5sGa9tss sagga
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
r w. 4 j. r. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
ra.,,deu Eexv .Ierzeu

I w. & j. F.. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
+as. zm". Camden, New Jersey,
-Manafecturers Of
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for GAS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES for Retor:s and other
Houses.
REIoRTs and al CASTINGS required for setting them The
latest and most improved modes
WASHERS, G0SDESsERs. seRUBBERs and EXHAUST
Frs, for relieving the se,orts from prssanrs.
PURIFIERS, raryins from 2G0 TO i590so cubic fee. day
purifying capacity
wR6UGHT IRON LINE sTEvgs, for PURIFIERS
STATION METERS, Of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS TELESCOPE and SINGLE, with Cast lion
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS Or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from 11 As inches diameter Water or
Gas
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches, Bends
Drips, Sleeves etc.
STOP VALVES from % inches either faced plain
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-An the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required IN and about Gas Works.
ss-Comnunicaona should be addressed to the PRISCI
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY
Ag-BRANCH OFFICE, 125 SOUTH THIRD STREET
PHfEA DELPHfA. jel3 iy&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03

n oSp-oN OR NEAR CANAL. STREET AND NEAR
IL Clay Statue. one GILT SPUR aso IN On 'hs route Of
the procession one Buggy Wheel HUB, The lnder
will please return No. " Magazine street few doors
49, NaJcl,o, strcat ali3 1t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03

browns ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
ID GEk is an invaluable Family Medicine at this season OF
the year and for the Darrhea Dysentery
many diseases. It is peculiarly eicacions in
complaints of children and known and by the
Medical Faculty. Prepared only by FRED'k BROWN and
sale his Drug and Chemical Store N T. CORHER OF
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA
by all respectable Druggists in The United States
and ,TSO WRIGHT Il co. New Orleans. ie5 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
OFFtcE Or TaE BOARD or HEALTH,
New Orleans, July H. 1850
kly.Whereas, by the Proclamation of the

UNION BANK LOUISIANA, |
NeggO Orleans, July 5, 1850 :
rJ-At a meeting of the Board this day a
FOUR nk CENT declared olt OF the profits
for the months, payable on the 10th inst.
iy4 i'm GEO. A. FRERET, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
YOUNG MEN ATTENTION!
ROXEMhN'S HUSpA1AL,
II No. 80 BAR9HEE STREET New Orleans,
Nearths GarroIlton Railroad Terminus.

DR.. N, RezEMAN, aste Of Montgomery, Alal hagng To-
Gated Oeans tans this nethod Of eanauneig his
readiness epraee and to reee patients into his hos
adapted the purpose and being ated in such eonEenept
AID desirable pAof the city, ist he feels syaE
that II affords unusual advantages
2e geusrallv lafge airy all under
gone thorough repair.
Both whites sud blaeke aSA sdnilted
The of bord will depend Upon the kind OF
tions eqnigod Ali sRrgoA opaTatoRs rhRTgad extra aaae
y the building. elS iy&H
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
sUMMER REs0R.Ts.

Ae@ THE ABrFA spRINGS-MRs. r. A. s-ss4
f.sg BGSsJkRE respectfully TO her friends d
tie public generally Thai her house i now open
reception Of visitors The unyaied eeetric edicff
ba be enjoyed to p rfeon az the facilities for bath.
ing have been greatly increased improved Her table ~
hefeto6re will be sbHnaany supplied every agenon
viii e Faid She comfort Of nvalids She earnestly trns y
her ur9 exertions give atisfac0n all ho may hdr
he hy their patronage. Being situated pleasant driving
distance the villages Of GoyinEton and MadsFle,
ders the drfyesto those places eJngene Z.
The ba Omnibus wilt be in attendance al the landing
Coyinglou 0 convey passengers 70 the springs
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BY PROFESSORS j. L. & W. P.
RIDDEIIA
This very remarkable spring situated the Abita river.
parfs Of ST. Jarnuy mile, and half Of Cow
ngon large volume Of water arite from tile earth with
strong Its temperature WAS found to be 90 degrees
II 4 auc unfke any in she neishborhOod.
Frofn chemical composition and the large amount Of
Silica contains led suppose L has Us very
deep IN lie earth being. in fact natural afesian weR
j. b. Il W. r. RIDDGLb,
Professors Louisiana University.
In I00 itres Of The water weighing 10000 gammes
there 1852 Of dissolved matters made P Of The
following Hgteden enumerated In the order Of their eiaIye
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
je5 1y6w
CHESTNUT GROVE WHIsKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYl
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sres to introduce the article to the public and physicians Of city
and country, as the
Purest DfRusable stimuIant
which has been prepared for medical itself
cordial healthful and nvgoratng the enfeebled,
by disease. distilled from the rye aud
malt nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his own whereby Oil
gradients be contained in the Whisky in general
completely eparaed that the absolute purity Of this
ticIe from any foreign adrnixture is guaranteed
the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists Philadelphia New York and Eos
the Agricultural Society have endorsed with heir
Diploma DR.. Jackson Boston, has testified under oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
cERTIFI GATES.
u, Philadelphia Sept O. 1853.
We have carefully tested the sample Chestnut Grove
Whisky which yoa u.s. find that the
poisonous substance OIL character
injurious ingredient the Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
| New York, Sept. g. 1853
anayzed sample Chestnut whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested pleased that is entirely free
poisonous deleterous substances 1t is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky. @
JAMES R. CHIFFON, Analytical Chemist.
| Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysis commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which be free from the heavy
Fus ois perfectly pure and unadultetated The fms
flavor of this Whisky derived from the grain used in
featuring it, Respectfully,
A. A..HAYEs, NJ. D., State Assayer,
| No. 16 Boylstou street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
| Wholesale Agent,
| z..-.. .mo mna. l6 Walnut street,
ie2 ly&w PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03

R%-Notfce-At n meeting OF the Hoard OF Df-
fecors held the 18th inst dividend Of AZ cent was
declared the stockholders the legal representa-
after the 18th Of June tie office OF the Company
myai ii HENRY WHITTEMORE Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03

M9 FOR SALE.
- have received City Carolina and Virginia Negroes
consisting of Field Hands, Cooks Washers and Heners
Also two No Blacksrnhs, No. Brckayer, Eve good
Carpenters, and one good Cooper.
Win be receiving fresh mouth during the season.
which will sell low for cash good Il months city accept
ances. :,
Net'te Il. +. PETERSON,
Is Perddo street,
g76m hetweRu 81 Charles and 'arondeet sta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
COpARTNERsHIp.

TBEAHI NEkSHIP-Mr WILLIAM r. ATWOOD
" il aaned partner in house from after this date.
THORNHIIL h co.
New Orleans. July g. 800. jy6 m&3mW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
jrnEKN wooD AND MACHINE WORKS

SisEAEeD BLES-RlLLtAIsD TABLES
SA
ss..4.....,.sST. LOUIS sTREET. T.............35
Under the st. Louis Eielel.
,rersghed begs eaye to INFORM the pahlc that he has
ToBiLLtARD SALEsR0oMa al the ahaze place, where
III 10 kss1 constantly on hand BILLIARD TABLES.
,TrSnSelehta,sd mandatory of j. ". BRUNSWICK a
Tlcinuati af all de5crSations and prices; such as
InwooD,
fq BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
~ BIRCH ANn OAR,
varble, Slate or Wood Bed. Also, Bagstele Tables
YsPooi Boa.ds Gnshiens Cloths, Gues, Pockets, eue
Nen Pin Balls sid everything appertaining TO BIZ
Nfsr games
N,eciul, us Of the ebove Tables beseen at the ST.
Nsrbe lIaA and St. Loni5 Billiard Ruois.
sSr,ne done at short no!ce end on reasonable ternis
A, Il, MERRIAM.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
NYEING ING..........DYEING
j. BoNTEMPs, DYER AND seoURER,

Has the public that he has assumed
the business Dyeng Establishment No. 73 Royal street.
will continue heretofore with the careful atten.
ton which he is celebrated.
in which, for the twelve he has salts
the customers of his establishment on Bourbon
street guarantee who may honor him with their
ontrn,n,.a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
49,, COoPER'S WELL, sss
Ei::i KINDS CoUETY, MISSISSIPPI, ~
Is now Open for the Reception of Visitors.

A.. PAsCAGoULA H0UsE-No MUCH EN-
lA;I MR. AND MRS. DoDsoN, wish to inform the public
thai they all times ready Boarders at the follow
ing
Sunner-Per nth, S55; per week, $40; per day, S.
Winner Per month, $25 per Eeek, 81; per day, 81 90
EThis establishment combines all the comforts Of home,
being que than larger hotels having separate bath houses
for lates and gentlemen, Telegraph Office by
myl6 JIn~ ". S. D0DSoN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

MOSS, BROTHER & CO.,
1A No. 430 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
ss-Manufacturers OF MASONIC AND ODD Fellows
REGALIA, JEWELS, etc. Je2 sm
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MARRIED..

;, o. Jackson's River, MaA srd. by Rev. Lorenzo
D. Nix Nixon, Mr.. BRIsoS E. WAsLnss, Of Upsher co ,
10 MISS SARAH ANN PHl LIPS, of Bath co., Va.
;, At the Warm Springs, May 18th, by tbs same,
Mr. JAMES WooDDELL to Miss EsTHEs 4. STRONG,
both of Bath co.
At tie aealing Springs, on Wednesday morn
NAN, of Botetourt, to Miss JuL1A F. Il. PirzEa Of
Bath co., Va.
On the 7th inst, by Rev. J. r. Wheeler. Mr..
GEoRaE W FREED, to Mrs. MARGARET Il. BAnegn,
all Of this county.
On the 14th inst, by Rev. j. R. Wheeler. Mr..
GEoRGE GoLLADY to Miss MARTHA A. A. WILLIAMS
of this county.
II! Highland co., Va, on the 22nd ult., at the
residence Of the brides father by Rev. J. w. Can
ter, Mr.. VERNON CAlEBELn, to Miss BETTE A.
BIRD, all of Highland co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STRIBL1NG SPRINGS.
AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.

TyHIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT is now open for
i the. reception Of visitors. This place has ad
vantages over any watering place in the Virginia
mountains. Here is a SULPHUR SPRING that
has been resorted to for the last half century, and
its virtue highly appreciated all over the State
1t is second only to, the Greenbrier White SULPHUR
Water. Tie ZLUW VA TER IS EQUAL, if not sJi-
perior, to any in the State, and the Proprietor
commends it with perfect confidence. In cases of
Scrofula, Chronic Disrrhea, Dysentery, Dyspep-
number of invalids The Physicians Who liv
ed and practiced in this neigkborhood certify that
they have used it in their practice with fine effect
years ago. The CHALYBEATE waters are of 60 I'd
quality, and what is remarkable, these three diff
ferent waters out of the same ridge all with
in the grounds. and within 200 yards OF each other.
There Is also fine FREESTONE water piped into
the grounds. Analysis of these waters sent on APP
pcation.
There will be fine nUs1c for the BALLROOM,
and all the amusements found at such places. The
Proprietor can only say that he will continue to do
all in his power to please Ass Visitors, both nvads
done to make their stay pleasant and agreeable.
g~An experienced PHYSICIAN resides at the
Springs.
TERMs.--S2 per day; $40 per week. Private
contracts made for the season.
Strlb111aE Springs
is the first watering place reached by the lise of
the Central RaI DAD, from Richmond, Baltimore.
W Washington, and Lynchburg. Visitors reach this
place by O'Clock, p. NJ, same day, by four horse
Stages from Staunton, tl3 miles.) The road has
been mitch improved, aid the Coaches on this line
are new, just from the Factory, Cat Concord, N
e., and of the best duality. They leave Staun-
East. CIESLEY KINNEY,
June Is, 1seo.-tf Proprietor
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LAYING OF A CORNERSTONE.
Neutrality-suspicious., DINNER

LAYING OF A CORNERSTONE.
MASONIC PROCESSION, DINNER,
a, FAIR, &C., &C.,
On "Wednesday, 4th of July.
r. OCKINGHAM UNION LODGE, NO. 81, F. A.
II NJ, viii Eave
cs
IN IIAkRISONBURG,
ON flHE 4TH DAY OFJULY NEXT,
at which time the Corner Stone of the New Tenn
ple about to be erected by the Lodge, will be laid
with appropriate ceremonies.
AN ADDRESS,
suited to the occasion, will be delivered by Broth
er !. L. YANcEY, Esq, of Harrsonburg. Ri Wor.
T. u. M. LEITCH, with other Officers of the r. w,
Hrand Lodge of Virginia, has also kindly consented
to be present and assist in the interesting
Mes, There will also be public Installation of the
officers of the Lodge for the next year.
At the same time the ladies OF the town and
country viii hold a FAIR, and furnish DINNER,
the proceeds Of which are to be applied to the
ton of the new building.
The Odd Fellows, Sons of Temperance, &c.. to-
gether with several of.our spirited Military Cbm-
panies, haFe promised to join on that occasion.
and assist by their presence p giving additional in
terest TO the imposing ceremonies
Inc amplest accommodations will be provided for
all who may wish to participate in the ceremonies,
and incidents of the day. ~ :.
Masonic brethren everywhere In REGULAR stand
ing. are respectfully invited to attend
By order of Rockingham Union Lodge.
Q. NICHOLAS,
TT. LOGAN,
p. RICE, I'd ,,,tt, :, :, to-
c. A. SPRINKLE, Comm. of Invitation.
j.. 7. ROHR
S. II. MOFFETT,
June Is. 1860.