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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03

WHO WANTS CHEAP CLOTHEsi--Reader II you do
w just call at J. MAJORS Chear Tailoring and Clothing
Establishment No AL Grand street the corner, opposite
Willci, where you will make saving Of at least per
For instance, max Of superhne English CLOTH any
color from Si5 70 $40 which 10 from - 10 Sic less han the
prices made the best elegant
fits Other also ready mad, clothes, sold
equally low prices lot Of Goats ordered drips
the past year and not called for, will be sold
au7. Imis' j. MAJOR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03

SEMOUS CAUTION 10 those in want Of the celebrated
- Hunters Red Drop Be particular aud that every bottle
has the written signature Of u Levson Find, of No. Div
sion doors from Catharine street.
Wish this ctuon IL il your fault IL YOU gt counter
felt article Price 81 per vial which to all au27
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03

J'O rAPER MANUFACTURERs-Fo For sale 81 inch
Steam Dryer suitable for Machine Of wsidh vith
Cast Iron Cyndus made in the approved by
Phelps spafred, Co.. Of Wndham Con- but ashort
time and warranted complete every respect ard will Be- sold
low 70 close a concern for sale BY
PERssE BROOKS,
au?sy No 81 Liberty street between Broadway Nassau 4
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the person whom he euspeced-and after SOME hesancy,
designated l.. A challenge consequent; G. M Stan.
lev son OF an ex governor OF Carolina, and of those
who occupied The connion L" The members already
mentioned acted as SECOND fot Lawrence.
Stanley, ACCORDING to lie Galveston Gazette remain
ed in Houston after The death Of Lawrence taken
III represented himself in straisned circumstances,
and occasionally borrowed money I" deay his expenses.
notwithstanding his apparent poverty, in short time
after he called Mr. boswell about 10 leave Houston
for this city, and gave him M"us0nd d"Hdr hank bH TO
purchase guuds for BIN Dnswe! on his return having
his suspicious excited waited on MaJnr Holman, wllo
had seen the nnc in Ire hands of Goudrichy and from
The description given By D. he, ti"lmah, believed that
sent BY Stanley Ia De the same. Dr. Smith, who had
rendered S,ansT assistance and knew his circumstances,
also rnncided in opinion as 10 his guilt
Stanley, appears is al present ID prison. how
ever inr his supposed crims-Lu on positive chnrge
Of s,eoliru S5ij from man in Houston, and 10 whom
he afterwards returned The money, consequently The
prosecution if followed up, will be less z"anusly con
Quoted Every good man will feel regret II snch ruf'
fan cscanrs "unwhipt Of justice ms, from all the cir.
cums,ances i, 10 evident be has been the primary
means Of sending highly deserving ynung men out
or lf, Goodrich IL s,alrd, SURG with rem"sr Tor
The death of LAWRENCE became a, times partially INSANE
world sr, from his suElbers at night, SCREAM ont and
rave necessarily of the circumstances connected win
The duel He afterwards wardefed to San Antonio,
rcsored 10 liquor orarelled with gambler, who Sc
cre,ly entered his chamber shot him. and then, fend
like p!uured a Bowie knife through him, as 10 pin
him 10 the nlatIrass : Louisiana .ideeftssr.
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EEgus'S EUssk Ct Prizes.

Ia NJ HOYT takes much pleasure in in'ormir:
Il 30 the public, iha, after series OF experiment.
the Of Lucky .Snrigation. he has succeeded
striking The i,ouso0us or Trade binds of Fortune sf
by the employ men, of skilu and experienced Puis
enabled 10 steer his customers clear o. all hoaS and g
sands These winds as is wen known blow STEADILY +,
one direction. and are of the most LGRd and Ggrog.l
character He is now moving gai!y along with forn.
Sheet and has age ady drawn up ircra The go'an der
10, oc such fish as $50 600. SiOOGO, go 600 SEQ"
50 0Ge, s. COO, ard innomeEahle ONES ct lUV, "'s'
ere ,agniary ..sDit and saited' on demand
NJ You viii perceive there is another % FIFTY Ihc.'
sand 10 be hooked up in few days f!esse se"l :.
order iGnm d!ately 10 lloyt.
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The above plate iron 10 be OF the best quality, rolled
exactly thickness sheaed correctly TO the size, and
KEEP, straight from The shears.
The bar iron 10 be rolled, with square edges All The
fat iron must bear swage right angle length@Ise
without cracking TO be cut 10 The proper length, aud no
tails ends left.
An Of the aforesaid canhoose iron must be Of Amerl-
can manufacture and free from flaws, cracks, and all
other drtrcs.
On delivery, the said camboose iron will be submitted
to such may be necessary 10 prove lis gord qualify
and conformity 10 he schedules, which will form part
Of the CONTRACT under the directions Of the commanding
officer Of the Navy Yard Washington, and must be en-
iely his satisfaction, II will be rejected and the
contractor or his agent viii be required 10 remove il from
the Navy Yard without delay
Ten per cen,um will be withheld from the amount OF
each delivery made collateral! security in addition 10
the bonds be given 10 The performance OF the
respective contracts which will in event be paid I'M
Ill The contracts are complied with in all respects.
Ninety per centum will he paid within thirty days al
ter bills for the said iron shall LeapproScd and presented
10 The Navy Agent.
May IL I'D
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puLlie sats ofihe Meadsrille Hills.

x conformity with decree OF Tue Sifcot ~ ~
Court, held for the county OF tala3, on '"e H.
d,v of April 1882 shall sell on the premises ~ c '
Town of Mcsdsye, the Isl day Of June nr1t " '
if no, on tile fair day that very Desirable
bel.nang 10 the late concern Of JaTes aohiss'" = -
and known as the hieaissi!ir Wills. -,
This is one of the most eligible inl ses III ','' %
r VIRGINIA. sitlla!ed a. o"! 81 The gfrn' ia''s " 10
nisrr IN the heart OF n c"nnry Fr"vtrbaiiy p"hc".,
If corn and !eeh with Tail enough ard "n'ef e.
r,r eyery sreces OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an" p"
c;ous buildings flied with and duatir machinery
all rccommen nd strongly 10 the attention o. Inc
cicus capitalist c,oor ALL
ON the premises are first, large brick hrr proc" WIZ
uor.e with Two pair Of We foot Burrs (and room ehoug'
in the building for two additional pa'Ts) WIN s "'''
comple,e machinery for the manufacturing 81 h'nf
Second separate spaci'us aIIll ii'usr. cI.''i
three pair of stones and used as custom h 'o' gnu
;rg The wheat and corn Of The neghaorInoh
Third. a Plaster Mill, separate and distinct from ''e
other Mills, and in fine c"ndi'icn.
Fourth, q Cation Machine.
Fifth Saw Mill
S,x,b a Apt's House and Office.
Attached to ii- premises 81 acres oil Lana, 'yi"e
IN LOih sides OF The river.
is believed that no one will bid for this properly
without thorough and critical examination o. u, ""o
such an examination respectfully invited Mr. 1am's
Adkissun, living The premises, VIII show me pro-
prr,y TO such ms may call on him Tor The purpose
The sale is without reserve The terms, one, Two ana
three vears-nd 10 hear interest oni ii' Gate WIN
personal security and dc ed "f trust on the properly
WILLIAM II CLARK, Commissioner
A,r 20 liG-tGs
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for catIying Inc mails q lLr !

WBROPOSALS for carrying The mails Of thr
IL from the lst OF July, 1889, TO the 3lih o. ~
IS43 The following route, will be received a, ih'
parlment until The l4th day of June next. at 30'@
P. IN, to be decided the next day.
No 1921. From Richmond, by OBrians Chi'a,
miny, Goodall's. Montpelier. Npgroiuot, New Ans
dam, Henderson, Cross Roads Locust Greek !'ca'
and Long Creek, 10 FrederickshaI, and back i"'
week.
Leave Richmond every Tuesday and Fncay .
m, arrive at FrederickshaIl next day by II IN !
Leave Fredericks,all every "Wednesday and s'''''
al p ~, arrive al Richmond next day by P N
NOTES. ,.;!
j. The route, the sum, and the residence oil 'aF 0r
should be distinctly stated in The bid; the sum h'''
stated by the year. -.
2. No proposal will be considered unless II be &c.
panied by guarantee, signed by one or more tesP'
BILE persons, in the following form, viz: =,
"The undersigned guaranty that !"
bid for carrying the mail from 10 =,
accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter ",
obligation prior to the LIST day Of September h''.
good and sufficient sureties, to perform the se''"
posed
dated 1885,"
This should be accompanied by the cer'lnca
postmaster other equivalent testimony, Una. '
antors are men of property, and able 10 inaAe s'
guarantee.
3. The Postmaster General is prohibited. hy N"i
making contracts for the transportation oil the
apy person who shall have entered into any coinO
or proposed 10 enter into any combination ~ ~
the making Of any bid for mail contract oy a'
person or persons, or who shall have mace ~.
ment or shall have given or performed, OF pO%
give or perform, any consideration to do' ~, hid
any thing whatever 10 induce any otheI H'' :
mail contract. p,,,trt
A. The proposals should be sent TO Inc p' ,poI
sealed, endorsed, Proposals for route No ,..nsr
addressed 10 the First Assistant Pos'mSs,rt,
AMOS KEHD"'
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT o-aH
May 5, 1899
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THHHE subscr,urr having obtained Letters Patent for
IL bis newly invented Machine for illashIng and
cleaning wheat, rye, oats, and oil other kinds Of small
grain, is now prepared 10 furnish them 10 all who may
wish TO purchase lii recommend them la the public
as possessing many decided advantages all other
chimes now in use. He has several in successful
operation, and all who have had them in use, have
seen them without hesitation give them decided pre-.
ference 10 all other machines with which they
qualnted. This machine may be worked with or
horses, and when properly attended wilhas and Clean
ready Tor marke from to 400 bushels of wheat per day;
and of The many advantages il possesses all
lhraehIng Machines in use is, the vast wing Of
labor and lime-for, !, only requires The force
thrash, clean and measure up the grain for market that
other machines require 10 perform The single operation Of
thrashng Four OF five horses md hands i'll thrash,
clean and measure up from to 400 bushels of whra! per
day, and rick the straw. The public respectfully in
pi,ed 10 examine the machine II may be seen a, his shop
in Staunton where he s prepared furnish them ready
made OF the best materials and the most approved work
manship-And lie intends TO have a machine in opera.
lion in The vicinity Of edmond some lime n The month
of Juy-lhe lime and place OF operation will be made
known hereafter.
The subscriber will sell State County or single righ,s,
on The most accommodating terms All orders will be
thankfully received and promptly attended TO- post paid
The subscriber hereby frewarns oil persons from ma.
king using his Machine using any part OF i, 10 any
other machine, without his APPRECIATION
MATTHEW M'KEEYER, Patentec
We, The undersigned certify that have had Mr. Mat.
thew NJ Ks.vers newly invented patent Thrashing and
Cleaning Machine in use farms and we hrashed
and cleaned from two hundred and fifty to three hundred
bushels Of Wheat per day, with The same number of
hands and horses that have 10 work the common
hss'ing machine hereuiorc-and We consider this ma
chine one OF The greatest time saving and labor saving
machines we have had in use We consider il q
valuable improvement, and recommend 10 The public
GEORGE W. CRAwro.p,
siLss H SarTu,
w. J. ID. BELL,
JAMES BELL
ID. w. PATrEsos
STANTON, Jan. 12, 1899
We, the Undersigned have examined Mr. NJ M'Kee.
vers newly invented patent Thrashine and Cleaning
Machine, and consider it valuable Improvement, The
labor saved by j, in CLEANING The grain as il is rhtasbed
without any additional force is an advantage well worth
The consideration of farmers We fully concur in The
quantity thrashed, with the above gentlemen. and we
have doubt more could have been llrashed under
more favorable circumstances.
Tnos J. NICHE,
BEsJAnIK CRawToap
Mems c. KIsxEr,
5. M. WOODWARD,
Wn Il. ALLEN,
JOINS Z. SowEu.
Msy II 3-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-31

by The Governor ef the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION

by The G0reTn0r NJ the Communicable Of ptrgtntd.
A PROCLAMATION
EHTHEREAS il has been represented to me upon the
w authority of the Coroner Of Clarke county, thata
murder perpetrated in that county on the Sd umo
upon William Fl Hnrvie, by negro slave, named
FREDERICK, the property Of VIM Wiley, who imme.
daley fed and is going at nrge: Now therefore, !,
David Campbell, Governor Of the said Common wealth,
have thought proper 10 issue this proclamation offerings
reward of One Hundred Dollars person persons
who will apprehend and in the Jail Of Clarke coun.
ty The said slave Frederick and do moreover require
all officers, both civil and military and request the good
citizens of this Commonwealth 10 use their best e1er
tions apprrhend the said Frederick that he may be
dealt with according 10 law
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
seal. the lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at
Richmond, this 9Th day Of May. 1889
DAVID CAMPBELL
Description Of Frederick =" He is an Indian colored
mnlato low in stature mol than FIVE feet in height
supposed 10 be between thirty and forty years Of are
large broad teeth in front with between them-face
wrinkles very much when smiling or laughing hair
black and inclined to I've woolly-eyes very black wha
fierce expression-conidentiai look when spoken 10
rather compasant than other otherwise of body
for his height, small legs, prominent ankle joints his
feet nclinng outwardsbees very sharp-his feel from
The ball Of The big Toe to the extremes thin and fat
DC" tl-w4w May 10.
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The plate iron should be of the best quality rolled ex-
act to thickness sheercd l. lie given size aud kept
straight and level
The bar iron with The exception OF the pieces marked
n TO be rolled. the edges lu! and square Those two
o;eces marked Fl he Of hammered IRON and not rolled
The anch iron be rolled and must beart be swaged
10 n rirht angle pnghaise without cracking
The whole Of the ba iron TO be cut TO the engh ana
no tails or raw ends lift.
FOE sCnOoEErS.
Isl f irnn rauirtd FIR one tamb00se TOR scho0ntr
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Red House Tarern, Charlotte county, Va
YByHIS Establishment is under The mann cement
n ofMr William r. Harvey, who is well qualified 10
attend to it, pledge myself TO my former friends and
patrons that he will keep good Table, Bar and Stable
with choice selection Of the good things which our
country affords. CLEMENT HANCOCK.
April II 4-'nif
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Besides prizes Of $50 SI6O- Sl50-S $40 $50
$l20-s lOO-s75- $50 s5O-s4o and SEQ
ID Draun Numbers ont Of 70
Tickets only $20-Haves SIO-Quarleis $5-Eighths
So 80
Certificates Of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $24O
DO DO % Half do l20
Do do 26 Quarter do 60
DO dn &c Eighth do 80
o. Orders FIR tickets aad Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the abnve Splendid Lottery will receive the
most prompt attention, and those whn order from US,
may rely upon having the r,oing them immediate.
y after il is over. Send orders early. and address
ID. S. GREGORY a. co. .Nanagers.
May IL l3-idl Richmond, Ha
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May II
HOYTS BANK OF PRIZES.

HUI DJ!Nh FRTLEO.
YESTERDAY, gentleman from The country pre-
q scented ticket, Nos & 25 49, prize Of So 294, and
received his cash So you HorTs is the place for
persons in the country TO apply for prizes oYr sends
all his big prizes TO country patrons Notice the splendid
Schemes for June, in another part Of this paper, and
send order 10 HoYT, cell on him when you come
TO town, or both, s.you please. In either you
sure of prize.
Nav p 5-lf
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EsOuf's Es0vH of Prizes.

Hoyt has sold another prize 10 n country patron. Dali
" these things happen at HOY1"S.
Nos Is 36 G7, capital in the $40 900, drawn the 25h
instant.
The following are the drawn Nos
50 as IS ~ l2 Is G. SO Sc 81 90 81 SO II
Let every one who has been thinking he would send
to HoYT for ticket do forthwith, his Bank Of
Prizes i in full tide Of luck The schemes for June
are magnificent
NAV Is eff
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100 Prizes Of 900 Dollars.
VIRGINIA state Lottery.

For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Hschi'
Associa,ion-Clsss No 4, for 1889
To be drawn oil Alexandra, Virginia, Saturday..
June 1889
GRAND SCHEME:
Highest prize $50 600 SO 600 81 600. 80 Geo 81
Sl0I7. 100 prizes Of 81 900, 10 oil 500: ~ ct SS9
of $500, &c. &c
Tickets only $40. halves 5. quarters 9 80
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets 81.
Do do 25 Half do T.
Do do % Quarter do j.
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tSfyNttO;l's HETcp.

Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No. Is, drawn
May 20ih:
% 10 q CD 81 35 80 8 90 d SO
Half ticket, Nos 3 80 Go, u prize OF $500, sold and
cashed by SIRATIoN.
Drawn Nos in Virginia Richmond Academy Lottery,
5, Extra, drawn May 2lst:
SO ii GG 81 q 81 80 80 26 81 I6 AZ
Whole, Nos i6 2G 800 Both sold and ca-hPd by
Do 425 I'll STRATTON,
The all Prise Seller.
SnLLnaiL ScLLuc for lie llkh lune. ls::51.
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POETR n.
rarcu YET REMAINS uN.rsc."

From the North .7mt'iean.l
THE FATHER TO HIS FAMILY.
Come here, my a.se hearted sh,:o,
C5;;i;e push aside the ri1ssts wild
Tina, hide Thy brow, who're peace main smuea
Since ever thou wet born
Came 4 would kiss thy modest cheek,
wheieon tho roses seem TO seek
Co,o ,hy fathers heat TO speak,
To cheer him when he's worn
Conc, TOO, pretty, pIatiline one,
Whose ,oiierips footsteps fcebiy run
To caiel, the rays Of golden sun
fh., stream across tie heor!
Come sit upon Thy fathers knee,
Aud crow and carol rnerry,
And shout aloud with infant s'ce.-
VIVA, cau [ wish for more:
Come thou swee, wiie:-Come, sit beside
The cheru5 ones, honest PRIDE
Here in my bosom come and hide
The blush OF love; and vow,
To God who hears the ravens cry,
The rareut's prayer, the osPhsnssish,
And pray that he be ever nigh
To save and bless, as now.
Whose 10 the lot in all this earth
That 20 the soul is Of mote worth,
That his, who round his cheerful hearth
His best-heiovcd ones spies,-
All pea eful, blest-no angry storms
To be n upon their tender forms;
While love TO God their bosoms warns,
And fits them for The skies.
,3rIr5;c B,-c5 81 1870
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Navy COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
tlav M Ie3)

May 10, 1889
YEyHE Camboose Iron required by The advertisement
from this office Of The 9Th inst is 10 be delivered
as follows, viz
One third Of The quantity required for each class OF
vessel 10 be delivered by the LIST September next;
One third by the ls December next; and
One-.hird By the Isl May, $40
May . Ut
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CAMgOOSE IRON.
Navy COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, May 9, Ioo3.
URROPOSALS sealed ond endorsed, will be received
al this office until 3 clock 7. d. On The first ci
June next, for furnishing and dehVenhf II me navy
Ward Wsshi,uoh nj, the plate, bar, and tivet iron
necessary in the CONSTRUCTION of twelve c0mbooses for
s!pnps Of scr &c the s, class, ond ten cauboors i'r
scnoners each cnm5oose requiring ne number ana des
crIp;op of pIarrs tur and rvst iron fiio"ing VIZ:
FOX FIRST Glass >LooPs or VAR
Lis, o iron required yr eamtoose for siooP # 'oHr
Of tic frsk class.
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House. or RfruGE. May -.
"Wednesday evening. > = O'clock
DAVID TERRY, ia. Supt n. IF Z.

Democratic Candidates foS Co'gr,ssin indiana First
district VIM. I.ockhBri; Second do. John W Davis;
Third do John Carr; Fourth do Thomas Smith; FINN
do. Wilson Thompson; Sixth do. William w. Wick;
Seventh do Thomas 4. Harvard.
To oil acquainted with these gentlemen the annunci-
alton OF ther names as ca ddates is earnest of the
of the Democracy The Democratic ticket never
exhibited a stronger array, whether popularity or capa
city he the test - GiUbe.
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KOuz's Bank of Prizes.

Hoyts schrmes for June really Brilliant will be
seen by referring 10 them in another part Of this paper
All orders for big przes heretofore, should be direct
ed to ID. NJ HOYT,
hi.hmond, ia.
May "a 5-tf
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SPLESDID Prizes FOR JUSE.
$50, 195.
VIRGINIA state LOTTERY.

For Tie benefit OF The Nech0nlca DenevUIenI t0,E
oil Norfolk
Glass M g. Ter 1899.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Virginia, on Saturday
June. 1859
BRILLIANT SCHEME
CAPITAL $50 2g5, SIO COO. 81 900 81 600, $50
s.. 29a. $4,000, I 40 prizes Of 81 900 % OF san /
Of $50 &c
Tickets only $40, Halves 5. Quarters 90.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $50
Do do % Half do e.
DO do % Quarter do *
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Thirteen Draga Bahi0ts.
VIRGINIA state lottery.

For the benefit Of The MonongaIia Academy
Class No 3, for lo39.
To he drawn AT Alexandra. Va On Saturday, .
June, 1889.
GRAND CAPITALS,
CAPITAL 600 $4,000, So 600. 50 OOI 81 .'
50 500 81 GEO. Sl747 % prizes Of 81 600, % Il s..
- Of $500 800 Of $2n0. &c &c
Tickets only $40, Halves 3, Quarters 30.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets Si3l
D, DO % Half do G1
Do do % Quarter do 5? 4
~ Please address,
ID Nj. HOYT, Richmond Ia
Orders for Tickets from any part OF the U tE H'
or otherwise enclosing cash rrrz" Tickets ahS's
received, ard executed by return mail. with 'h' af'
prompt attention personal application, and tie t.
sent when requested) Immediately after The dt,"M;
addressed 10 d NJ. HOY
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Beaide, prizes Of SIS0-I6O-l5O-l4D-I3O- -lUU
-75-G0-50-4 40 and 81.
IA Draon Numbers out Of rs
Tickets only S20-flavcs l0-Quarlers 5-Eighlhs
50 80. For sale al SrRATToS's Lucky Office.
n B. Orders promptly and confdenIiay attended
TO, if addressed 10 n. STRATTON,
May "a [5-f RrhmOnd, Ia.
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Saannondulc Springs, in Jftrson eouny, Ea., mdts
4 \, sim

SaaHnondalc Springs, in Jftrson eouniy a., MAS
fran Lha,hstnEn
FgNllS Agreeable and hesutiu! Watering fiace IS no"
IL prepared 10 receive Visitors The Company nave
recently made varioms improvements suggested by me
eyprrirnc nf their fist season The accommodations
Of the la scar bcirg found insufficient for The number
If y;srrs a.rnsiye additions have bern mace 10 me
buildings and HE hole establishment otherwise I'M
PRAYED and emb, lstrd Besides The w rm Baths,
which III b. much improved, large Planting BhthS are
bring constructed. calculated 10 furnish the most de
l;sltrul river bathing both for ladies and gentlemen.
The surprising beauty OF these Springs situated on
great bend az the majestic Shenandoah RIVER al l''e
foo, of the Blue Ridge Mnuntain, well ns the f"ng
established superiority Of the waters, need mol again oe
more than adverird These, together with It's great
facility Of access from Baltimore Philadelphia, the DIS
ricl &c By Ruilr, nd and Canal render 1t one OF the
most agreeable herhiul and convener! resorts during
the hats of Summer.
Competent Managers, Servants, .Masic, Pleasure and
Fishing Boats &c are provided, and the Company as
sure he public ha, no effort expense will be spared
10 render their Establishment equal TO any oihe either
fnr cenleel accommodation, rational amusement, or
hea!tIinl enjoyment.
These Springs are reached in days ride from Bati.
more or Washington by til. Railroad to Charlesio"nr
from which place comfortable Coaches with safe drivers
and horses belonging to The Company will convey travel
crs 10 the Springs, distance at miles over On easy
road and through most bpauul aud fertile country,
arriving there before sunset.
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