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The editor of the Madisonian, in letter from,
the White Sulphur Springs, speaking of the iua.
aries enjoyed there, says: 'We have heard
the number of the pack of dogs kept at these
springs is 90.-They are employed after the Isl
of August in chasing the deer, which abound in
the mountains. They arc also considerably dis
tinguished for their delectable night serenades
but more especially for having introduced, for the
benefit of nyalids, regular system ofphle-( (Rea)
botomy, which is practised every night upon suf-
fering patients in their beds. We shall have no
more to say Of the White Sulphur hereafter.