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Baltimore, July 81.
HARRY MCCORMICK, Captai,

WILKES OPINION OF THE BATTLE or BULL
RUN.-Wike's, of the Spirit of the Times, gives
the following summing up of the battle, 10 his
editorial correspondence:
1t was the same story on all sdes-reckless
and desperate attacks on roaring and blazing
batteries, with an inevitable recoi of the made
quate and unsupported columns. 1t was notice
able that in all these perfectly desperate and al
most frantic charges, there was seldom ary flank
ing or sustaining force, and generally an entire
absence Of all division orders when the regiments
were required to fall back. Each Colonel had
to hive, shelter and manage his own men, and
and to say the truth, the rank and file but too
often, from the deplOrable incompetency of their
immediate officers, were required to do the think
ing, the fighting, and the maneuverng for them
selves.
Never was there great battle fought more
peiimeii since war began never was more valor
so completely thrown away. In fact, instead of
being conducted upon its plan, or upon any plan
whatever, il became through the Incompetence
of its chiefs (periaps caused by their Despair a
mere succession OF desultory fights, in which
small brigades, isolated from all general CON-
mand, We trying the hardness of their heads,
against the tOughness o: iron ard deeply matted
walls.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07

ELDERS ZoUAvEs-This company have
been designated place in the Michigan Eighth
Regiment, and the officers are engaged in filling
up the company.
This company affords rare opportunity for
those desiring to enlist in their country's SER
vice. 1t is composed of many of our best citi
zens, and those who think of joining the army
cannot do better than to embrace this opportu-
nifty. This is probably the lest opportunity per-
sons will have of joining company raised in
this vicinity. The Eighth Regiment will not be
put TITO active service until officers and men have
been thoroughly fitted for active service.
Capt. Elder may be relied upon as the right
kind of man for that position. He has seen ser.
vice in Mexico, and is a man who will look well
to the comfort Of his men, and will not desert
them in the hour Of danger.
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PiNrLEs on TIE FACE, SKIN lI>EAEs.-Are general
y caused by Anamiculc bgEr"ushed in the skin. nr
TrasAs Magnetic 0ntme at by it, powerful and penetrat
qualities destroys every vestige Of them, restoring
health and beauty The skin whenever applied, remov
Ing Tan and Freckles.
INFIAMED OR SORE EYES a G. Gushing, of South
Bend. Ind The Magnetic ntment is The only
edy in here for I:fdps,d Eyes, The Auditor Of
county la, much faith thl- curative powers IN
this disease, that he only highly recommenisit, but
offers 10 70 eit the pad for 1t IN each case
fails of a cure
FILES Piles which at this n &c the year par
ticuariy troub esome, cured once by TASKS Mag
netc Ointment apply 10 the parts affected and small o.
the back
Nervous SIGN HEADACHE Apply the Ointment free
ly TO the forehead and temples and back of the neck
the soes of tine feet and palms of the hands II
will relieve the sev.rest headache in thirty minutes
Read advertisement in this paper 3ni323
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STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. - The

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. - The
next regular annual meeting OF the State Teach
err Association will be held ut Kalamazoo, com
mencing Tuesday Evening, August Goth, and
continuing three days. 1t is the purpose of the
Executive Committee TO make this one OF the
largest and most interesting meetings OF the kind
ever held in the State. Prof. Wells, of Chicago
Prest Fairfield, Of Hillsdale College, Prest. Tap
pan Of the State University, Prot. Welch, of the
State Normal School, and many other able speak
ers, viii be present to take part in the exercises
A portion Of each day viii be devoted 20 Insti
tute Instruction on such subjects a. will he o
profit To the practical teachers.
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S Z ECIAL NOTI ES
Special Notice.

Ou- Summer AMI Fail Terms will commence on Monday
the 10Th Day OF the p'eseu; month"; and would say
rdngsTs that our School being of limited number, pre-
seats advantages not enjoyed in large classes We labor
aS.tu usl 70 prepare young ladies and gentlemen fcr
teaching We Instruct Annually abou, 90 of that class
and al Others enjoy the same instruction from 20 1.
hours per day hen Becsarv AL the Common and high
er English brsneh-s taught VII en- any may wish Il
pursue We rooms furnished With cooking
bstea, tables and chairs those who wish TO board
themselves, thus avoiding heavy expenses LIBERAL dis
count viii te made to all who pay promptly.
r. TAYLOR
Lansing, July 9th, ls6l. 2w3cs
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PRINCE NAPOLEON IN New YoRK-Prince
Napoleon Bonaparte, first cousin to Napoleon
iii, stole march on us New Workers Oh Satur-
day afternoon. He arrived here from Halifax.
with his Princess, on board the steam yacht Je.
rome NapOleOl, and no one was the wiser ill
Sunday. Yesterday the Pricess, attended by
the Duchess d Abrantes, COmtesse de Monthoon
and an officer of the Princes suit, attended high
mass at 81. Stephens church, aud the Prince
and some of his suite visited Camp Scott, Staten
Island. The Prince travels strictly incog., and
nothing is definitely known of the object of his
visit-Ner York Herald, %.
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An incident is related of the GOODNESS of
our men under fire. During the heat Of the en-.
gagement, the men of one of the Massachusetts,
regiments were observed to fire whenever they
could see an object at which to aim, reload their
pieces, and then, resting a moment. eat crack.
er, and then blaze away again. One of them
said he had had no breakfast. and felt hungry
but" said he, 81 guess I'll fire whenever can
see darned secesh-there's one now"
just as he spoke, the sun glanced on bright
gun-barrel that seemed to come up out of the
ground. Ii was a iitieman, in rifle pit. In.
antly, blaze of light shot from the rife
and man near the extreme left of the regi
ment fell. The cracker-eater fired at the rife
man almost simultaneously, and evidently hi
him, for he leaped up out of his pit, but immedi
atey dropped back into it, throwing his rifle OIL
the grass
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WILLIAMS (GERMAS) LIGHT INFANTRY.

WILLIAMS (GERMAS) LIGHT INFANTRY.
This Company, Capt. Weber, has been ap.
pointed place in Col. Stockton's Independent
and has held his position as Captain OF this COM
rry for some years Col. Stockton is a man OF
thorough military education and distinguished
himself by his service in the Mexican war
Here is an excellent opportunity especially FOR
our German fellow citizens, TO serve their coun-
Try. 1t is important that this company should be
speedily filed, and all those DESTROYS of seeing
active service at an early day would do well to
join its ranks
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DROBATE NOTICE.-sta,e Of Mich.

l. igsD, County of Ingham, ss--A: q session Of the
Probate Court for the county OF ngham holden At the
Probate Ofce, the village c Mason, Monday, the
6th day August. the thousand eight hundred
and siHy WN n PSCKNEY Judge Of Probate
In the matter Of the estate OF Anna d. hloourne deceas
Ell TN reading and fling the petition, duly verified, OF
Tobias HOlcsn and p b-G, administrators of said
praying for forth. that The time
for paying the debts and setting said estate b. ex
Tended year.
Thereupon II is or-e-ed, that iniay. tie "a day
# Sep erber next, IL O'Clock IL the forenoon
yne for the hearing so petition, ami that the heirs
said estate Tequ TED to ppear session of said
Court thea be holGea the Probate Oce the VII
sge Of Mason, and show # ans Le;e be- Why the
PRAYER Of the petitioner should be an- And il is
further ordered that said give Jtice 10 the
Interested estate of the p-Ljency Of said
petition, and the hearing thereof. by causing copy Of
hs order 10 be published IN the Lansing Republican. q
newspa. Ter printed ant circulating county Of Ing
ham successive weeks previous 10 sad dsy of hear
ing a true cOpy.) WA II PINChNEY.
3n: lurgr If Probate.
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q THE LApIEs.-Ladies, if you only

To THE LADIEs.-Ladies, if you only
tpew how much difference there is between a
GOOD and poor article of Saleratus, you would
never use any other but ID. Il. DeLand Co
Chemical Saleratus. 1t is truly what it claims to
be. the house favorite." and We are hap
py to see that our Lady friends are finding it out
scd usnp nothing else
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07

APpoINrED.-A. G. Winter, Esq, has received
4, appointment Of Assistant Pay master and Clerk
in the U. s. Navy, temporary service, at salary
Of 81 $50 per annum. He will leave for his post
in short time. We congratulate him on his
nod fortune
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07

How uIs soldiers FEEL.-The admiration of
the soldiers who have served under Mcclellan
toward him is unbounded The following Ian
guage, uttered by one of them, approximately
expresses their feelings: 1--WE would, every
one of us, fight for old Mac, till he'll freezes over
and then die on the ice" This frigd sentiMent
was cordially Endorsed by all who heard it ut
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07

ANDREW JoHNsON.-A letter has been received
by the President of the Michigan State Agr
cultural Society from Hon. Zach Chandler, stat.
ing that the gallant Andrew johnson, of Tennes
see, will deliver the annual address in this State
on the first week Of September, in Detroit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07
DROBATE NOTICE-State of Mich

l. gan. County o; 1ngham, sat- session of the
Probate Court for the County Of lsgham holden the
Probate Office in Mason Monday tee 5;h day Of August.
in the year thousand eight hundred and sixty
Present. VIM. II. Pnckney, Judge of Pr, bate In
the matter Of the estate Of Chares Friday deceased
On reading and ding the petition, duly verified of VIM
BenOn, creditor, praying that letters Of adninstra-
lion upon the estate of Charles Friday, deceased be
granted to said petitioner.
Thereupon it is Ordered, that Monday, the u day
of September next at IL o'clock in the forenoon be assign
ed for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs
law of said deceased and all other persons interested in
said estate required TO appear at session OF said
Court. then to be holden at the Probate Office in
village Of Mason, and shov any there be- why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted In
/; further Ordered that said petitioner give notice to
the persons sad estate of the pendency
said petition and the hearing thereof By causing copy
of this order be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said county of Ing
ham, weeks previous TO said dAy Of bearing
"a true cspy) WV H PlNCkNEY,
3g32S Judge Of PROBATE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07

GLORIOUS RECEPTION Goth Y. Y. Irish
Regiment had glorious reception in y. Y. City
on their return from the war. This was due to
them for the splendid valor they exhibited at the
battle Of Manassas
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REV. EDW AND 4. WILSUN,
1y2s4 " liamsburgh, Kings County, y. Y.

MOTHERS READ fills - he foilo~ng is extract from
letter by the pastor o Baptist Church to the
journal aud Messenger, Cnc matt, Ohio. and speaks
volumes IN favor If that Grid r.uowned medcne-NRs.
WINsIow : SOOTHING SYgrP FoR CHILDREN IEETHING:
''We see au advertisement Ia your coIums Of Mrs.
Winslow's soothing Syrup Nos We neve. said word
in favor OF patent Medicine before IN life, but
feel compelled to 10 readers that this is no hum
bug-wE To Re CLAIMS -
IL probably, Of the most uccessfui medicines 81
the day. because il is the hest And those of your
readers who have babies can't better than 70 lay in
supply" ly293
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McCLKLLAN's TAcrIcs.-The Tri6ane's specis

McCLELLAN's TACrIcs-The 7r;5ane's special
correspondents at Washington, says:
The men who have served him so faithfully
assert that a prominent characteristic of Gen.
McClellan's movements is their unexpectedness.
He keeps his own counsel till the last, the very
last moment, and the plan is only fully compre.
hended when the blow is struck.
ct one time he hired full feet of steamboats,
consisting of eight. Everybody expected, OF
course, water expedition; the troops embarked,
sailed few miles as blind were suddenly ia.
ken on shore and marched overland, and a de.
cisye land battle was the result.
Meanwhile the eager spies. who had seen the
troops 90 on board, had carried the intelligence
TO the point on the Kanawha, or Ohio, to which
they assumed the attack was to be directed a
concentration of rebel troops the e was effected
while the real attack was made elsewhere.
1t would indeed be curious, if, BY mastery
strategy, Richmond should be taken, while the
Rebels prepare in vain to capture Washington
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07

ESLIsrNENTs FOR THE MICHIGAN FIRST.
-Iieut. G. p. Sanford closed HE enlistment at
,his place for the Michigan First Regiment On
,be 3lst He enlisted SO men, all Of whom, but
S,e. We understand were accepted.
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REsrGxED.-We learn that Capt. Price,
md Lieut.. Jefferds, have resigned their positions
Company G, Michigan Sd Regiment, and their
,,s;euations have been accepted.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notice

Il is hereby gwen thar IN pursuance Of order TO
'anted By The Judge If PROBATE for the county Of
lnghsm, the I'D day Of July A H. ls6l, shall ex-
pose for sac at public auciiOu the pieIs >Atur-
day, the .ls day uf September next al O'Clock the
ate the following piece parcel If and, VIZ the
north half of the north vest quarter Of section thirty
t32) three (3) north Of range q west,
min: 50 les. sub ali l-gal Lens
Terms ma kn)an on day Of sale.
MARC REr J. SAXTON.
A4mx Of estate of Re- oen SAxt1u, deceased.
Mason. August ; l>5l.
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A FRANK CONFEsSION.-T The Paducah (Ky)
Herald, a devoted organ of secession, has a very
clear idea of what the neutrality of such traitors
as Vallandigham and Burnett amounts to. 1t
says:
"Let US make the fight for the Legislature
Let il be done upon the fair issue of secession
no secessiOn-to remain with the abolition North
or join the SOuth-to remain slave State or
abolish slavery. Let us be honest. Ne all
mean Secession. Mdgotfa means It. Breckin-
ridge means 1T. We all mean 1t. Then why
not say so, and come cut and advocate il openly
and honestly?"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS III

I pursuance of an act entitled ga act Of the
Legislature of Michigan 10 provide for the drainage Of
swamp Lands by means of State Roads and bitches,
approved Feb 18th, 1882, and the acts smendatory
thereto, the undersigned, Commissioner on the Capac
and Clyde State Road will proceed to let the work said
road the lowest responsible bidder, at Port Huron
the county of St Car the 9th day of August next
o'clock A. NJ, at the Iarned House. Said road To
the visge of Capac, in said county, thence
section line to the POIt Huron and Lap--r Plank
Road, U.I, miles and 81 rods), seventeen and half
miles aud eight chains, according to survey proie and
specification Of said road Contracts will be made for the
whole, any part thereof, payable in swamp lands
provided by the above II to be cut and clear
ed four rods wde and graded 26 feet in centre. TuIn
piksd with road Ted eighteen feet wide with bitches
both sides four feet wide Of su ient depth TO Oft
face water, nd amp side drains wherever the
necessary and all low wet lands the grade shall
be of sufficient height form dry road bed bu II
according 10 specification and profile which be
Cartons office Port Huron, the Post Office
Capac Bidders will be required to be here the
Of letting and must give good security for the psrfIIm
| ance OF their work PERRIN Z GOODELI.
| Commissioner
| C,pac, July Goth, 1851. 3w32s
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The SHARP SHOOTERS The following

The SHARP SHOOTERS The following
persons were accepted by Col. Hammond during
bis recent visit here, aud We understand all in
tend to go in the Regiment of Sharp Shooters,
except three, who are officers in Elders Zouaves.
Every ono who made the trial passed muster,
and We think it vii, be hard to beat the thirteen
strings made. The following are the names OF
the persons accepted and the strings made by
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07

TRE TREASON OF PATTERSON CONFIRMED
We feel proud in publishing the following pri-
vate dispatch from the gallant Captain of the Lo-
chiel Greys, the people of Pennsylvania will read
its confirmation of the treason or the imbecility
of Patterson with shame and indignation. The
Lochel Grays have maintained the honor of the
State Capital and their own reputation as patri
OTIS and soldiers, while Gen. Patterson has low
cred the dignity of the State of his adoption and
the country that reposed confidence in his valcr
and devotion.
Baltimore, July "a.
Mr.. GEO. BERGNEE: The Lochiei Gregs yes
'erday reeeired peremptor.y orders from Gen
Patterson at Harper's Ferry to proceed at one,
to Harrisburg by railroad. They have reluc
family obeyed, after having rendered unanimous
~ to the Department. their services so long a
the Government may need them.
HARRY MCCORMICK, Captain.
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BLEEDING AT THE matchmaking as
it may appear. piece of brown paper. folded
and placed between the upper lip and the gum
will stop bleeding at the nose. Try it.
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To COnsumPtives.

The advertiser having been restored to health in fe'
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
eral years with lung affection, and that drea;
disease, Consumption-is anxious make known HI.
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the prescrp
ton used ee Of charged with the directions for rrepar
ing and using the same which they will End CURs
for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS &c, The only objec,
of the adv, in send ng the Prescription TO bn.,
the Athlete ami cad information which he
be Invaluable aud he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, Wi cost them nothing, and may prove 4
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will pease address
REV EDWARD \. WILSON.
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EMPLOYMENT,
1878!
AGENTS WANTED.

We will pay from SIS 10 SIS per nth, ans all expsn
ses, active Ay nS, give comI:'-s' y riicuars
sentf Adj ess Erie NJ Machine {. mpany.
JONES, General Agent, Mi an, Uhi,f ly3la
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uelpeslay Morning, August Z, 1861.

AFrxE RAIN.-As we go to press we
-. visited with one Of the finest rains of the
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M a n r Z z d.

August 81, in 1st Wsri, City of Lansing, by .
Cow IS. Esq Mr. JAMES LEWIS 70 Mss SARAH HuIsA
a OF Lansing
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would an
\ nounce that he has associated with him in the
Drug business Frank Wells, practical Drugyst former
y Of Howell The business will here after De conducted
under the firm Of Ford Wells.
3w3a5 THERON FORD.
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SEcEssIoNIsTs IN Council. - The. Maryland
Legislature assembled On the 3O.h ut. great
number Of secessionists were present
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Tobacco and Cigar Store


The unierg ned having iscstei himself in Lansing nov
prerared TO co ali kinds Of House Painting Paper
Hapyinx AMI Glazing with nestuess and dispatch By
stric, attention bus he hopes to receive ber
al share of public patronage. Shop-eorner of Kala-
marco Street and Washington Avenue.
j. VI. VANKCREN.
Lansing, Mich, June i, 1s61. 6m31
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TO MARRIED LADIES

peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring
the monthly period With regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken ty Females during III.
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they sur.
10 bring Miscarriage bat at any osr time they safe
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Palpta
ton of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
effect when all other means have failed, andll
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel
autimony, any thing hurtul to the constitution.
Full directions the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester y. y.
B.-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorzed Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 81
pills, by return mall
For sale by r. Thayer Co., Lansing. 1yoss
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Calobrato6 Female Pills

Prepared fgm q Prescription Of ST j. Clarke, w. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the QUEEN.
This Invalus bic medicine is unfailing the of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject. II moderaes all excess
and removes all distractions, and a speedy cure may
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iyi1otr JOHN WILLIAMS Il SON,
= ~ Smiths wharf
tn FOR RENT-HOUSE No. 2Iq West
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s. IenJd vdi COLLEGE, with all rcrn nlprSy,hepfs
No % TtSent occupant having no nse ,r IL Ar,J
streets ''N''t' STREET. between Charles and ifggh}
rs.5 ielftf
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a.ls Of he ,Ta'i,iy furnished HGUS within hren s,
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- = ~ ms. Apply at this olhce ''''' M ~
81. Valuable LAND IN ALLEGANY
'~I.t o., 1rr va, , COUNTY, FOR SIZE
= 1872 ~ J. nN!) Called TEFASTri;a qp,,-,,
tilninE anoGt ~ y IitpJS Nd ACE {,s; T., con
to John W FRAT The 81 DAY Of N.r.l f GRANTED
Is situated about l.. miles east of ,'nti,,.y i''"
great DUAL Road which tryrrses the 'h l~
'lie ana IHdi2r Corn grew a'inrahly ia il's y
A." admirably suited to feep raising. There
rent The tract, however, is principally wooded with i m
OAK and Pine timber. which easily be TRANSMITTED 80
road gently sopn4 10 the Chesapeake and ohio Co..
ana the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which r4n within
hi,eS o. the southern boundary Of the tract.
IN the centre OF the trar: several remarkably fine
SuiIhur and Iron SPRINGS different strengths issuing
IRON small valley within few yards nfeach other Tea
Sth aothe: sulphur Spring in the vicinity, have
lo wears heer known ana resogd IA first by the Indians
anu afterwards by the Hunters their Hygciar
q lev miles on aor the mountain yely fac fO.INF
81 III lou winch IS well known il thc nci2hbhrigCi and l.
FtnlafFhy ADAPTED to the cure OF al Cutaneaus III
rue "iine ~ ciered for sale low rates and on
long credit as it will be divided into SMALL Farms of
,n,s., WALLIS L THOMAS,
49, st. Pan! street.