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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-29

GEN. ScoTT's RECEPTION Dy THE
"SPIRIrs. At spiritualistic meeting
in New Jersey, recently, one of the
mediums, Miss Bullene, gave the
following account of the reception of
General Scott in the spirit land:
'Gen. Scott was received by all the
spirits en- sse.-At his right hand
stood Washington. Behind him was
Wellington, the Iron Duke. At his
left appeared the late Gar of Russia.
Before him, with folded arms, Napol-
con was stationed as the representa-
tive of France. Jefferson, Madison,
Taylor, Lincoln and the other deceased
Presidents of this Republic, whose
names Miss Bullene had clearly for
gotten, acted as the reception COM
mittee. All the dead heroes of the re-
cent war were on duty, with many
thousands of other famous people
whom Miss Bullene would not name.
The reception ceremony was exceed
ingly modest A little child whom
the General had dearly loved was
deputied to present him with a crown
of laurel, and as it was placed upon
the hero's head, there were exclama-
tons from the vast throng."
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WINE AND PURGAroRy The sexton OF
church in Belgian village received,
a short time since, the visit of peas
ant, who came to ask of the priest q
mass for the repose of the soul of his
dead father.
The sexton was eating dinner at the
time, and he invited the peasant (who
had put down his ne-franc piece, the
price of mass, on the table before
hand, to join them.
The sexton offered glass of wine
to his visitor, saying, iestingly, as he
did SO;
"lhis is the sort of wine they drink
in purgatory. How do you like it ?"
1T is good, very good indeed, said
the peasant, md, as he thus made
answer, he picked up the frane-pieco
from the table and put it back into
his pocket again.
Eth ell ! what do you mean by
that?" asked the sexton, who had
viewed in wonder this performance
of his guest.
"What do mean? mean that l
am taking back my money, that's all
If they drink as good wine as that in
purgatory, my father is much better
off than / am 1t would be treating
him very cruelty to pay ior a mass to
get him ont of such good quarters,
| hope that he viii stay there as long
as lie possibly can"
And putting on bis hat, the peasant
walked out, to the no small chagrin
of the sexton. whose joke had received,
by this peculiarily unfortunate circum-
stance. an unexpected shade OF seri-
BUSINESS
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LAUGHTER 1 don't like a giggler,
this kind of laif is like dandylion, a
feeble yeller, and not bit of good
smell about it. 1t is true that any
kind of laff is better than none-but
Civ me the latf that looks out oy a
mans eyes fust to see if the coast is
clear, then steals down into Il dinple,
aud rides in IN eddy thar awhile, then
Wales IL spell, at the korners oy his
mouth, like thing oy life, then busts
its bonds bnty. and fills the air for q
moment with shower OF silyery-
tougued sparks then steals bak, with
smile, to its lair, IN the haste, tew
wait asin for It's prey. This is tho kind
Of laif that luv, and amt afrade on
lJpsh Billings.
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:, BrcK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
VI Tor AT LAW. Also, Agent for first
a.. Insurance Companies, and Tor obtaining
Sli.ors pay, &c. -,
once over Weeks store l-u
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CHAPMAN. dealer in Groceries and
a. Produce at Wholesale and Retail
WALKER BROS, Agts.
Lake Street, st, Adams, Vt lOl
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RITES OF ADvERTssiNe,
81. libSns Business Directory.

uuy & DAVIS, ATTORNEYS AND
X c0rNSElLORS AT LAW and Solicitors in
- Office in the rooms formerly occu-
O i,3 br White & sowles Gadcombs Building
l'I n,sns IT. 97-ly
.,ffry PARK DAVIS.
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RaAiNERD - SPEAR. dealers in Fancy
~ ana Domestic Dry Goods, plain and fancy
'a'slmeres, Cobergs, he III.
A. 0. BRAfNERD, WARREN H. SPEAR
south Main street, st. Adams, VT
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'NHE MASON .yu,m,,, : ,,.,,,,,

Jason ~ HAMLIN CABINET OR
Ted AMI lorly different styles. adapted to sa.
Rfy.ana secular 70 music, for $50 To 5000 each
pemnnos uold or Silver Medals, or other first
hgues rs awarded them. Illustrated Cata-
Boston i or I, Address, MASON 4 HAMLIN.
w aASoN BROTHERS, New York.
Silly
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OfiOe at Dr. OHANDLERlS.


prrn ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN,
A bhLh an absence Of four months. DIR. N.
Hons ' q. returned to his Rooms at the fremont
ofCbr,ori., Adams, where he will make specialty
prsefca cases, adhereing strictly to an Office
komI- e ONCE hours from Q to IL A. NJ, and
n sm.Sahd to p, NJ. Advice FREQ.
'''oAns' W., March 18th, 1866. HIATT
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BATON ROUGE:
TUESDAY ,;::::::::::::::::::JULY "a, 1865

New ORLEANS FIRM.-We would invite
the special attention of our agricultural,
commercial and shipping friends gener-
ally in this vicinity, to the card of Messrs.
Barrett 81 LeSassier, Cotton Factors and
Commission Merchants, New Orleans. 1t
is continuation of the old house and bu-
siness of Samuel Barrett, go long and ia
vorably known under his individual name.
We bespeak for the present firm the
favorable consideration of our business
friends of this region, believing that they
will find the gentlemen composing it, emf
nently prompt and reliable in their deal
ings. 4.,a
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IMrEovED Town LOTS FOR SALE.-Three
town lots, eligibly situated, and we'll i'm :
proved, are advertised for sale by MI.
Bonnecaze, in this mornings paper. The
lots are designated as Nos. 6, and in
square No. SO, Beauregard Town. They
contain handsome and comm .odious
dwelling and are otherwise imp roved'
They are held at private sale and can be
purchased on highly advantageous, terms.
Somebody can get bargain by applying
early.
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CHANGES IN THE RIvER.--TEle Plan
ters' Banner is furnished the follow
ing intelligence Of the river above:
The breach in Grand Levees is 80
deep that the chief engineer thinks
the new levee will have to be built
some distance in the rear Of the old
one, and must be at least thirty feet
high. The breach 10 mile wide, and
no fiat or raft could pass it when the
water was up, even when they at
tempted to hug close to the extreme
shore Of the river. They were obliged
to cordelle by, or be towed past by
steamboats,. Thirteen RATS of logs
and three provision flats were drawn
in the crevasse, and several lives were
lost by these disasters
The Mississippi is this year makes
several cut-offs above, which may
next year seriously affect the levees
below.
twenty-five miles below Vicksburg,
at Davis's Bend there is a cutoff.
The distance is twenty-eight miles
around the bend and one mile across.
The water has been running through
the cut off for four weeks. Six steam
ers can run down its abreast, and the
current is SO rapid that no steamer
can go up through it. tits very deep.
At Palmyra Bend, a short distance
from Natchez, there is another cut off
or will be in short time. The banks
have caved on both sides till the
waters nearly meet.
The Terrapio Neck cut off, 35 miles
above Vicksburg, was made this sea.
son. 1t is 18 miles round the bend
It is now still lake where the chan
mel of the river was last year. These
three cut-offs will shorten the river al
least Is miles.
Week before last "a rapid rise of the
Arkansas River threw out into the
Mississippi food of water SO red al
to create the utmost establishment il
the minds of all who saw it. 1t rar
a few days 10 this way and then sud
denly changed its color. As it min
gled with the waters of the Mississippi
it looked like red paint The super
stitious and believes in signs say it il
a sign of much sickness.
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Discovery OF GoLD. Some chill
dren playing near Augusta Ca, on the
I'd, found lump of gold weighing Ii
o uuces in ravine, and several small
lu ups were picked up in the vicinity.
On the Sd, three more Jumps, weigh.
ing rt 'spectively ID, 8 and 8 ounces,
were found in the same place by the
owner of the land. They are perfectly
solid and L,ure gold throughout. Ten
thousand dollars has been offered for
one acre and refused. The affair
creates much excitement.
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY MORNING, July 81

SATURDAY MoRNINo, July FL.
CoTToN-su pply limited, and no mate
rial change in prices. Low ordinary, 2o@
&c.; ordinary 25@20c.; low mioolins'
32@34c, and niddling, o9Wooc'
suaAp AND MoLAssEs-The market is
hare of the Lo uisiana production and ex-
treme dulluess; continues to prevails.
F1ouR Prices have declined 25@5oc.
Low extra lie cling at $40 50; good do.
at $11 so; cho ice do, at Sl4' ana very
choice do, ut 3 10 70.
CoRx--In good demand. Mixed and
yellow, s9@sOc. white, $1@1 1870. y ou'
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

ToPY BOOKS, Pens and Ink. States and PEN
" ellis. Drawing Paper and Drawing Pencils.
Parker's Series OF National Readers
Blank Books Memorandum and Pass Books in
great variety.
Fairchild's celebrated Gold Pens, . large assort-
ment just received.
Coal Oil Lamos of all styles and very cheap. The
best Lamp Chmpeys in town always on hand, at
BEADS Book and Variety Store. julyT-3w.
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sng~ The other day a member Of
Congress, wishing to say, in fine Eng-
lish, that friend Of his had died,
told the house of Representatives that
'his gentlemanly spirit winged its
way to its Maker"
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BEAL's ADVERTISEMENTS the same
as to information where to go to procure
the very best of Corn Meal and Extra Fam
lily Flour-the produce Of the new crop.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TTNHE COMPREHENSIVE existing between NJ.
LEwLEY and myself, under the style of nj.
LEMLEY & CO., is from this date dissolved, and
l will only settle for outstanding debts due the
said firm at the stand of N. Birmingham.
e. SIMON.
Baton ROUGE, July 9th, 1s66-1w
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TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!
GROWING BOOSTERS !

A Nsw Toy that soiU Delight Eoery Child.
UTooDEN TOYS, China Dolls, Doll Heads,
wv Monkeys on sticks, Trumpets, Toy Whips,
Comical Figures Grace Hoops, Tea Sets, China
Mugs, Toy Tumbiers, Crying Babies, Negro Dane
ers. Guns, Humming Tops, Pop Pistols, Swords,
Knives and Forks, Surprise Boxes, Spy Glasses,
Sewing Birds, Paint Brushes, Transparent States,
Magnetic Toys, etc, etc. Just received at BEAL's
Book and Variety Store. july7-3W
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The undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership for the transaction of & General Com.
mission, storage and Forwarding business, at
Archer 4 Henderson's old stand, under the style
of ARCHER GARG. A. =. ARCHER,
July LIST, 1865. WIN. dsRld.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Financial.

SATURDAY MoENrsa, July 2lst+
Coup Market closed yesterday at l4oA.
Exon AreE-New York checks at pargH
premium, N. Y. Sight ss@A discount,
Bank Sterling 162@l64.
BAGr NoTEs-La. State, e5@ss1ac.;
Bank OF Louisiana, 65@ssc., " dollar
State Tr easury notes, 616@lO y cent dis
count. MANY retail dealers receive them
at par,
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NOTICE.

gTNHOsE who may have claims against the Estate
Il of WILLIAM SHEA, deceased, will please
present them to me properly authenticated), on
or before the FIRST dav Of November next, 1866, or
to my attorney, FL. ]. BEARD Esq.
JAMES McVAY,
Testamentary Executor.
BATON ROUGE, june 22d, l866.-1m
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NOTICED

TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing I'M
I der the name of ARcHER & HENDERSON. i8 dis
solved this day by mutual consent. Either party
signing the name Of the firm in liquidation.
A. 8. ARCHER,
July LIST, 1866. VIM. HENDERSON,.
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BREAD CORN! BREAD CORN!!
TUsT RECEIvED--55o bags Extra White Bread
% Corn-price One Dollar add Fifteen Cents per
bushel, cash. [june30l JOSHUA BEAL.
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TO wAGONERS-

IL Wv %ANN<~3-N -A-1-@-s'
A LII BIDS for hauling having been rejected L
n am directed by the Board of Control of the
Louisiana PEI itentfary to offer Soc. per hundred
for the hauling of Machinery from Clinton to Be
ton Rouge The custodian at Clinton, Mr.. Lock
wood, will take receipts and every load be paid
for on delivery The road will be placed 10 COM
plete order and kept In that condition. The wag-
ons and contents will be weighed before unload
ing and the hands at the Prison Will assist IN un-
loading. Parties desiring to haul but q single
load can do so and payment will invariably be
made on delivery of the load.
jy7 Pres't Board Control La. Penitentiary.
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Cold P eMs.

TUsT RECEIvED-An assortment Of Dawson.
ID Warren Hyde's Gold Pens-warranted.
For sale at low prices, for cash, at HEROMAN'S
Book and Music Depot julyT-2w
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SNIP RErUoE, New Orleans, July ], 1859.

Snip REFUGE, New Orleans, July Z, 1859.
II. FAssMAN, ESQ:
sir-In January last I received your press 1889
bales of cotton, of which about 1000 were COM
pres ed and bound with your new Iron Tie.
can safely affirm that the cotton 80 bound was re-
ceived in better order than itgeneraly comes from
he Presses, that it soa ed better, and enabled the
hip to carry more than on al y previous voyage.
The cotton en- discharged from the ship in
Liverpool was In better order than the rope bound
cotton. III highly preferable TOR ground tier,
As the damp arising from the ballnst has no effect
upon It. for it is well known by practical men that
damnness will rot the rope bound. / can conf
IDENTIFY recon bend your Iron Tie, as took this
1T for an experiment, and carefully watched its
both In loading ard discharging.
am, sir, yours respectfully,
JOHN HOWARD, Master.
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Secondhand Wine Rottles.
S 900 ''''n'-hAn Sos Gi5s' B aasis''
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PATENT IRON TIES
COTTON BALES.

MY BUTTON TIE was the first offered for sale
WI to any extent in the South, and has been
sed by thousands Of planters with universal APP
provai. have made q valuable improvement In
he shape e the button since II was first intro
iuc d, and have ALTO procured pstent for
Buckle Tie. which, for simplicity, facility and ex-
petition of adjustment TO bales Of any or Of nm
equal sizes, and for security in holding, is Think
superior to any offered TO the public.
The advantages Of iron over rope for baltng cot.
ton are now universally acknowledged. 1t holds
the bale in a much smaller compass; 10 applied
and fastened tn much more facility, both In tho
country pressing and re COMPRISING ct the sea-
ports; lessens immensely the risk from IRE; IL
stronger, and its strength is not impaired By
time and exposure as that of rope. This last ad.
,antage has been strikingly manifested during
the war. thousands Of bales Of cotton have been
ost by the rotting and breaking OF rope, which
could have been preserved II iron hoops had bcen
used. In addition 10 this, 1t can be furnished
early fifty per cent. cheaper tnan rope. the de-
rangement of labor in the hemp growing States
has reduced the supply OF hemp to such an extent
as to cause prices to rule unprecedentedly high.
Indeed a suficieucy for baling moderate cotton
crop cannot be relied on at any price.
The hoops are cut to lengths of 10, ION and IL
feet. Ten feet are most generally used, but l056
and ii are sometimes required for large bales.
The buckles are fastened to the hoops; the bat
tons will be put up IN small boxes The weight Id
about 10 pounds to the bale Of cotton.
have ARRANGED for the importation Of large
quantity OF the best English Iron, and have made
ARRANGEMENTS with Messrs. CHAMBERS IL LATTIKe
for the sale and delivery of my Ties.
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The Very Rest i'm the Village.
LNAMiLIEs, or cd Bachelors of either sex. in
Il want Of a barrel Of very superior Flour, can
procu IL at the store of
juy7 JOSHUA BEAL,
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Contracting Rates for the Tri-WeekAy'
(oNE SQUARE rs TEN LINES OR LEss)
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: MEYER,
NEW PROVISION STORE.

Nerf door beloso DerrybeyTy's old Sabti STATE II
We have Just received choice lot OF FaIhn9
Groceries consisting Of Bacon. Hams Lard, Flour,
Coffee Sugar Tea. Candles, Hay, Oats sc sc
We would be pleased te have our old friends and
former customers aud the publie generally, 10 gave
us a call before purchasing elsew here
Jackson MAY a3-dsm
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So. p. Cures Frsrs. Congestion luhsmatious.-.--2 %
Horns Worm Fever. " WOrm G hoiic-- -
3. " CrgiHg totte or Teething Of iaiant-- -
" DiIrrh961 Of children or aduits---------'
8. " Dgse75erg. Grtpiog, Bilious Collie p
g. C4olera- Mor5us, Nausea Vomiting %
q C8ugts U-lds. Bronchitis --.----.----2 %
= Neuralgia, Teoth-aehe Face sohe------25
'- o. Hraddebss, Sics Headache Nertigo.-..25
" lH DysDegsiI Billions stomach %
" a. Suppressed painful Periods .-------%5
- Utttss too protuse Periods ---------S9
q" Ig CrOHp, Cough, difficult Breathing. .
a. s Sfa sa5 Raza fR{EEsiasia.iic fR{EE,a5a.ic Paiais
IT, Fsrsr and 44gs. Chill Fever, Ague p
H. Pdss. Blind bleeding ----- 30
r. OUttba'.sp and sore or weak. Eyes 50
ls CatarTb. acute or chronic Influenza 80
TO- Uh05piag Cough violent Cougbs------5O
FL 4qhna. oppressive breathing $50
- Ear Discharges. impaired Hearing .-.. ~
81 Scrgf4ig eulsrg ged Glands, Swellings-- so
"a General Debility, Physical Weakuess 20
~ D-gDsg and sCauty secTetions.-------5 80
- SEA Nclrsss from ridng--------------5o
e. hjaueg Disease Gravel el------....s.--aJ 30
~ N4rr8us Debliiy Seminal Emissions,
involuntary Discharge. ges.----.-----lO0 O0
"a sore MJ1h, Caukar-----.- ----..--.. 20
-.B Triqars Iac3UtiHfgae, vet.iug hes 20
b. paiafuI Psrj5ds even with SpAsms- 80
81 SsHsyjugs at change OF hfr.-...---lUJ UJ
3t EUifeUsg SpHsms, St.Vitus Dance ! %
3D. Ii1lberia liberated Sore ThToat...- 20
FAMILY CASES.
E vfaIs morocco case aud book 90
20 IaeEe vlals, ia morocco, and ok---------- V0
large visls, plain case, and book . W
ID boxes Nos g. and book 2 90
RY,isPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases 10 vaIs- -.----------- 10 90
Single viais with dire ctions- W
TF~Thesa Remedies, by the ease or sing box. are
sent 20 any part the country, by Mail or hzpre's
free of charge on receipt Of the price Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY.
Office ana Depot, N. 56l Broadway, New York
Or Humphreys is consulted daily 81 his office, per
sonay by letter above for all forms ci disease
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for the Southern States.
CRAFT & JOHNSON,
AGENTS,
Jacksoa Mss.
March z44Iy.
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HUMPHREYS
HOVE TOPAT HIC ECEFICs

I AVE proved from the most ample experience, an
/ entire success. -Prompt-Efhcient, and
.. ..rlAhfa- Tuev are the only Medi cines perfectly
adaft o., popular use-sn timule that mistakes
Doe ulade using them, harmless as To be free
from danger and efficient 20 be always relisbie
They have rAised the CHEST commeadatiou from all
and vg4l aiyuys reudsr satisfaction
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EsBs. J. J.. CARTER


- 4 r G j. . n ID f. n L = Il :,
Orcr BlacIareU, Barrier s. Harreys Store,
Front Street,
MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI,
nFF ERS his services TO the citizens OF
~ Meridian and surrounding counties. VIII
attend to calls on the different railroads.
His work Is guaranteed. Artificial teeth in
serted ON Gold or Nulcanite
- PRICES REDUCED. "a
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STOVED DEPOT.
cat Col r. A Smiths late StandD
ISHART & STRAU s S,

Tin. Copper and shcer Iron Ware.
DOOFING and gItteriug done at shortest notice.
II. Oh the most approved stye and on reasonable
terms. -
Al,y4vs on haud-TIN WARE JAPAN WARE
Household Family Goods. at wholesale and retail
which propose TO SCH aJ New Orleans and 81
Louis prices
Our arrangements with first class southern and
Western houscs, are now complete. We can furnish
any thing ia line aS low any other establish
mtnt in our trade
We keep constantly fun supply Of TINNEkS
MATERIAL. which offer to the trade NJ regular
wholesale prices.
our STOVES are Of the bost pattern and made
expressly for the Southern market and cur whole
stock has been carefully selected and laid in since
be dfel5HF 5H prices and are determined 70 give
our customers the benefit thereof
We also fully prepared to nlauniaeture smoke
stacks Escape Steam Pipes and all and any work
in our lue connected with Steam Mills.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited and
promptly attended 60. lcludIN
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NEW ORLEANS.
DoINTCLEAR HoTEL-THE UNDER

DUN n NLEAN iU It FL I III. = y T
Il signed VIII open the Point Clear Hotel ou or ahvut
he 10th day Of Nav next This esiabishneut IS
being rep4inted aud pat IN complete repair an4 con
difon. gas and wster-sso sorks being CvectSa lts
grounds beautifully laid and the house Furnished
entirely WiGh the best of materials and latest i'm
preyeTneufs.
Arrangements VIII De made for direct ccmu1uiez-
t,,u with New Orleans ana Mobile both by steamboat
and telegraph. Billiard Sbes ef n most spprove
pattern have been ordered new Ten PIN Alleys being
built and every amusement sui1able 10 tie climate
and the place sffarde5 70 man. woman ana child.
For bathing aHd fishing. and healthiut ess, tins
celebrated watering place has no superior ou t. c;-
tnent, and the undersigned Intends 70 msSe II the
most pleasant and comfortable in the world
April lIdiiyl CHAS. E SAEDES, Manager