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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-03-23
Approved February -, 1853.

WOMEN ON THE STUMP-The Georgia Sen
tinel in noticing the fact that Miss Antoinette
Brown has been stumping the State of New
York in favor of the liquor law, makes the fol-
lowing well.timed and sensible remarks:
Sngularly strange must be the state of So
ciety which can tolerate so wide departure from
the laws Of nature and Of manners as is implied
in a woman's becoming stump speaker. We
will suppose that Miss Antoinette is bloom
ing virgin, with dimpled cheek and chin, and on
the sunny side of twenty whose smiles and
tears can win admiration or elicit sympathy !;
whose beautiful tresses are adorned with flow
ers, and whose voice trills with melody as her
ivory fingers trip over the keys of her piano
What pity that such a creature should desert
the hearthstone and all the quiet joys of home,
where her affections would bless father and
mother and her kindly care guide the tender
hearts of the little ones to purity and love; and
fling away the modesty which is the chefest Or
nament and the maideny reserve which is its
greatest attraction of her sex and burning with
rape, contend with bearded men before rude
populace, which can but laugh at her folly, in
suit her helpessness and rob her of her fair
fame and gentle virtues by their rude jests and
brutal screams! And what can she hope to ac-
compish by her eloquence! "A woman NOV
ed is like fountain troubled, muddy. ill-seem-
ing and bereft of beauty" True, crowds will
assemble to witness her performance, not, how
ever, to be instructed by her logic. or persuaded
by her eloquencc, but to laugh at her imperti-
nences and mock at her failures The just and
good who truly worship woman can but hang
their heads and weep, that there should be an
end Of all perfection.
"There certainly is a class of women at the
North, who are stark mad. Not content to
wear the hat and pantaloons which belong to
the male sex by immemorial usage, they have
seized upon the scalpel of the physician, and the
stump of the demagogue and we presume they
will not be satifed until they clothe themselves
in the ermine of the Judge and the robes of the
Senator, and their husbands put on the flowing
skirts and rock the baby's cradle.
"Thank God our Southern woman is con-
tent to occupy the place assigned her by nature
as the presiding genius of home and the Queen
of hearts.
"God bless every one Of them, and give them
husbands, fathers, brothers and children, worthy
of their love and inheritors of their virtues AS
long as the Bible is read and respected among
us, we may have no fear of this most loathsome
of all fanaticism."
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-03-23

EGYPTIAN RUNNERs.-Mr. Bryant, in his last
letter to the Evening Post thus describes the
way in which he affected landing at Alexan
dria. He says
"On landing we were at once surrounded by
mob of fellows ia white turbans or fez caps,
and blue Gotten shirts tied round the waist by a
string, offering us their donkeys with loud
shouts, thrusting each other aside to get at us,
and blocking our way so that we could not get
forward single step. As there was apparent
ly no alternative, | took the one who stood i'm
mediately before me by the throat, showed him
out of my way and then attacked the next in
like manner till made my escape out of the
crowd. The good natured Mussumans smiled
at finding themselves thus unceremoniously
handled by an infdel, and jumped upon one of
the best-looking oftheir animals, aud trotted off
through the streets swimming with white mud
toa hotel, followed by shouting donkey-dri-
yer, who brandshed long stick, which he &C.
casionally, brought down on the quadruped's
TANKS to encourage his speed"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-03-23

The AUSTRALIAN MANIA IN ENGLAND.-The
London correspondent of the national Intelli-
gencer writes that the monthly shipping lists TO
Australia are curious and striking documents.
No less than ninety.6ve vessels, of an aggregate
tonnage of nearly 1000 tons, are advertised to
sail from the Thames during the present month.
There are also eighty vessels for the same des-
tination at Liverpool, and many others at differ
ent out ports. Fregbts, Notwithstanding this
immense supply Of vessels. have risen consider
ably. The charge for steerage passengers has
risen during the year from Is to EGO. Emigra-
ton, even at this early season, is going on with
rapdty. One ship-owner has already two hun
dred and sixty passages engaged in a vessel TO-
sail in March. 1t is stated that there are nearly
one thousand sail of merchantmen at tho various
Austrilia ports homeward bound, but wanting
hands. sga sl uuN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09
A YER,S CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR

A 1ER'S CHEEKY PECIORAL, FOh
NESS H BR USs al WhooPTNa couGH
GROUP, ASTHMA AND CONSTITUTIONAL
years of trial, instead of imparng the public conf
dence in this medicine, has for it appreciation
and notoriety by far exceeding the most sanguine
pectaons of its friends. Nothing but its intrinsic
virtues and the unmistakeable benefit conferred on
thousands of sufferers could originate and maintain
the reputation it enjoys. While many inferior RENE
dies thrust upon the community have failed and been
discarded this has gained friends by every trial,
ferrsd benefits on tie afflicted they never forget,
and produced cures seo numerous and too
to be forgotten. ~ ~<it tE
While il IS a fraud on the public TO pretend to say
that any one medicine win intably cure--stl there
is abundant proof thas the CHERRY PICTORIAL
does not only general thing but almost invariably
cure the taaladies for which it is employed.
AS tina makes these facts wider and better known
this medisine has gradually become the best reliance
of the afflicted from the log-cabn of the American
peasant the palaces Of European kings. Through
this entire country in every State, city, and in
deed almest every hanietit contains Cherry Pestora
is known asthe best remedy extant for diseases OF the
Throat and kungs and in many foreign countries, 1t
is coming to be extensively used by their most ael
gent physicians. In Great Britain, France and Ser
many where the medical sciences have reached their
highest perteation Cherry Peeersl is introduced and
IN constant i'll the Armies Hospitals Aims Houses,
Public InstrJa0Ds, and in domestic practice, as the
remedy their attendins employ
for the dan affections of the lungs. Also
in milder ceses and for chdreuit is safe pleasant and
effectual to In fact OF the most aterag
testimonials receive have Been from parents w4e
have found it efeacous in particularly nciden
3tal 10 childhood.
/ The Cherry Peatoral is manufactured by practical
Chemist, and every ounce of it under his own eye,
with inyarable acnuracy and 1t is sealed and
protected by law from counterteis, consequently
sse relied on as geruime without collaboration.
We have endea tored here to furnish the commu-
nity with medicine of such intrinsic superiority and
worth should commend itself t1their confidence
remedy at safe, speedy and etfectual, which
this has by countless trials proved itself
to be- and trust by great in preparing il with
ck eical accuracy os uniform strength afford Ply
sieiaus new agent on which they can rely for the
best results and the afflicted with arenedy that will
do for them all that Inedcine can do
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AVER, Practical
and&Analy tical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
Sold IN Richmond at Wholesale and Retail, by
PURCELL, LADD &, CO,
And by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines every
% O -f,,,5.
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MEpICINEs.

III IVEk COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
~ JAuNDiCE,. CHRONIC ORzEERyOUs DE-
bility, Disease Of the Kdneys and 81 Dsesses srsing
patton inward piles, fulnem u blood to the head,
acidty Of the stomach nauses, hearbarn disgust for
tions sinking or auttsrna At a the pit 81 the stomach
swimming OF the Head, hurried and difficult breath
ing futterins q the heart choking sufocang sem
doss or webs before the sight, fever and dull pain IN
the head deficiency Of Psrpration yellowness Of the
skin and eyes, pain In the sde back chest limbs &C.
sudden lushes of heat. burning in the esh constant
imasiniugs OF evil and great depression of Spirits
s1a 81 sRis s Pr
dslphia. = - - :. = = = A''a'
Their power over the above diseases Is not exceled
Il equalled, by any other preparation in the United
states as the cures attest IN many cases after skll
PHYSICIANS had failed.
These BITTERS are worthy the attention of inya.
lids Possessing great virtues in the rectEeaton Of
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections Of
the digestive organs, they are witha safe certain
READ AND BE CoNvINcED.-Ths .phfadel.
phA Saturday Gazette" says Of DR.. Hoofand's Ger
man Bitters
st is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Mettcines to the confidence and patronage Of
our readers: and therefore, when we recommend DR.
undensisod fat e aps ms, we wisn u g pc distinctly
of the day. that are noised about for brief period
and then forgotten after they have done their guilty
race Oh Liiscnlet Dut OF medicine long established,
universally priced, and which has the hearty ap
prevail of the faculty itselfr
sScott's Weekly" said August 25
DR.. Hoofauas German Bitters, manufactured by
DR.. jackson, are now recommended by some of the
most prominent members of the faculty an article of
much efficacy in of female weakness. Persons
of debilitated constitutions will find these Bters adj
vantageous to their health, we know from expert
the alutary effect they have upon weak systezns
For sale wholesale and retail, ct
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. l2O Arch street. one door below Sixth, Phiiadel
phia and by dealers generally throughout
the country.
Wholesale and Retail gents,
PURCELL, LADD & co,
Corner Main and 18th sts Richmond, Va.
u For sale by Drug sists and Dealers in Medicines
everywhere. je 5-wfindwIy
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NALU ABLE MEDICIrkES.-FRO
THE LABORATORY OF TIE CELEBRA-

NALUA ABLE MEDICIrAES.-FRO
THE LABORATORY OF TIE CELEBRA.
TED DIR. J. S. ROSE, OF PHILADELPHIA
These Medicines are all of high repute, and can be
ralie bupon suiting the diseases for which they
recommended, as they the result of extensive
Medical Practice for the last thirty yesrsn the City
Philadelphia.
Foa. AL NERVOUS, AFFEcTIoSs-DR. J. s
ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIGORATING COR
DIAL-The greatest discovery in medical science
This astonishing medicine. for raising up weak con-
stutionr debiltated by care, labor, study disease
acts Ike charm 1t gives strength and apgetite and
possesses great invigorating properties. For Heart
Diseases all Nervous Affections, Fatulence, Heart
burn, Restlessness, Numbness Neuralgia raising the
spirtssaana giving power to the whole system, 1t is
The GREAT PAIN CgRER.-TO THOSE WHO
SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN.-Papis the forerun-
the disease. DIR. J. S. ROSES PAfN CURER is
an admirable preparation for rheumatic and other
pains Ii is The best to t15 an a6f sS
Stomash, Bowels, Back, Limbs, Sides Sprains Rs-
ings OF Jumps in the Breasts of Females, Ear or
Toothaehe, rheumatism, and indeed for any pain.
No family or traveller should be without hottie of
this wonderful and reliable preparation. It is excel
lent for canker mCuth or sore throat In bottles
at 12l, 8 and so cents.
GRE.y CURE FOR All. Bowel CoaelAisTs.-DR-
j. S. ROSES CARMsNATIVE BALSAM.--A sure
remedy for all Bowel Complains. 1his mixture is
one OF the most important medicines and should be
kept ia all families Ms soothing preparation 1t has
no equal In cases of infants with fatuency paiu in
the bowels, bowel complaints, cholera norbus, rest
essness CRYING or general pain it has proved perfect
balm, producing sleep without Opium, and strength
withous bitter. As aspeefc for Bowel Complaints
of adults il has never failed 25 cents per bottle
Fop- All DISEASES OF THE KIDgEYs AND BLAD-
pER.-DR j. RISES COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.-This is decidedly one OF
the best remedies evsr used for diseases OF the kid
news bladder sc and also for gouty affections; al
WAYS highly recommended by the late DIR. Physck,
and many OF the most distinguished medical men
abroad. Price so cts.
All of the above Preparations, with Dr. Roses
Medca Adviserto Persons in Sickness and in Health,
Is A A Aker 4
Purcell Ladd Co. Adie & Gray, Bennett Beers
A. Duval, r. r. Duwsl Brother, VIM. p Ladd, A.
Leslie, 5. NJ Zachrisson, and by dealers generally
throug II out the country and state.
iy Se-d3taw&wly
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DURCELL, LADD & co, DRU(

DURCELL, LAID & Co, DRUG
Il GISTS, AND DEALERS IN PAINTS OILS,
DYES, FARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, &c, No
81 MAIN STREET, CORNER l3TH RICHMOND, Va
Offer o- sele in lots to suit purchasers, their usual
large and varied assortment, embracing the following
il part-25oo lbs. superior indigo hhds best Mad.
tine; 500 kegs superior Carb Soda is bbs Varnishes
2 do Burning Fluid; 500 kegs White Lead, dry and
Oil; 800 kegs Zinc Paint in oil; Is cases Chrome,
green and yellow; 5000 lbs Red Lead and Litharge;
800 ounces Sulph. Quinine 80 boxes CASTLE Soap;
bbls Cream Tartar; 100 dozen Yeast Powders ~
refined Borax COCO gallons Lamp Oil; 70 Dds
Tanners Oil; 20 do Alcohol; Is bags Pepper; loCe
boxes Window Glass, French and American; . pa
Race Ginger; 200 lbs. root and powdered khroarb
sends SarsapariIla FarrelPs Arabian LnIment; Mus
tang Lini,nent; Lyons Kathairon; Barry's Tncephe
rous; Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and all other popular
n Il. Particular attention y packing aud forward
ing orders PURCELL, LADD O W.,
an % 80 Main street. corner 18th.
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SHADY PfcruRE-Thc Kingston British wing
noticing the large settlement OF fugitive slaves IN
Canada, INDUCES in the following:
'ltmay be very well TO rejoice when slave
makes his escape. but Canada is paying dearly for
its whistle. The western portion Of the province
is being literally filled up with the blacks, who
threaten to do with the color of the rising population
the very reverse of that which Sir Francis Bond
Head said the missionaries did with the Indians.
They whi,ened the complexion of the papooses-
The negroes will darken that of the pickannies"
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TNION STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S

TT MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
~ LINE CF STEAMERS.-F0R PHILADEL-
PHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, VIA NORFOLK
AND CAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF AlCHMOND
Capt. MITCHELL Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt TEAL
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain BAYMoRE;
One of these splendid steamers will leave KIchInona
for Phiiadel ahia, every MONDAY and THCkaDA1,
al high-watsr, touching at Cape May to land pas
senyers Returning leave PhiladeiphJa every W Ed
NESDAY rsld. SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, un-
til further notice. -, ,. .ta;x;n.s....,
Inv takiug this route 1t is, in addon 10 bsns the
obaanesf the most expeditions and comfortable
p,sssrScFas roz NEW YoRK.--Ne have entered
;p,o arrangements forward passengers through TO
Neyy York either by cars or steamers, allowing them
the uriyilege of remaining in Philadeiphia three or
four days or proceed directly on to New York, upon
the Arrival of the steamers.
Shippers TO THE WEsT.-Tobacconisfs DESTROYS
of shipping to Cincinnati will please bear In mind
that we have made all the necessary arrangements TO
forward tobacco through at 60 cents 100 pounds
Due notice viii be always given III all the daily pa
pers in the city, when the steamers will be ready TO
receive freight, and the honr of their sailing.
N B-Shippers will bear in mind that al bills of
sding must be sent to the wharf at Rockets, TO be
signed before the sailing of the steamers.
Passage through to N. " Isl cabin and found, %;
do do Cape MAY, So; do do Philadelphia, 90; 40 DO
philadelphia. I'd cabin and found, 81 For freight OF
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
an 20 Richmond Va, the Dock.
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DEPARTURE OF EMIGRANTs AND MISSIONARIES
TO LIsERrA-The barque Gem Capt. Lawlin, will
sail from New York on the sth inst ON a trading
voyage to the coast OF Africa taking two Mission
aries of the Old School Presbyterian church, viz:
Rev. Edwin T. Williams and William Clemens,
with their wives. vino go to the island Of Carisco.
The New York Colonization Society will send out
about one hundred emigrants on the 18th of Octo.
Der About the same time, another expedition will
leave Baltimore and Norfolk with over two hun
dred emigrants. Quite company il gathering in
Cirelevile, Ohio, and inilndiana, with the design
of emigrating this fall.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

cA ACRES OF MOST BEAUTIFUL
~ LAND, WITH a GOOD DWELLING
THEREON, ON MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD ONE
NILE NORTHEAST OF r ICHM OND, FOR
SALE.-The subscribers authorized TO sell that
most beautiful piece of LAND, with Dwelling
thereon situated on the Meadow Bridge road, one
mile northeast of Richmond, opposite the residence
of MA. A. Morris containing about 80 acres. 1t is
che beautiful aud elevated piece of land in that
neighborhood, and in the highest state of fertility
Apply to GODDIN l. APPERSON.
S6.
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WEAK, NERVOUS, DEPREsSED N

-, sparfs and prey to innunlerable mental as
deed A. psbSssa evils the victim Of Dyspepsia Is i-
hn 70 despair We care not how low esI lus
,nts1ls hs may be. the cordial properties Of
Eoo - Z. LArUo GERMAN BITTRRs, prspared bs
~ M ysekson, Philadelphia, are strebgef than the
san5-headsd monster which is preying upon his bods
and mind; and II he chooses to Try thsI. we viii h..
sure speedy cure. au 25-dt ws.
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pICHMOND IND nANvILLE RAIL


DICHMOND IND DANVILLE RAIL
h ROAD-OPEN TO, BRAKES BRANCH, 81
NiLES.-The regulsE passenger train will run daily
Sundays excepted) loSween Richmond an3sDrahs's
Branch.
The train will stopffor passengers only at the fol-
lowing points, Manc hester. 8obious, COalGeld To-
InahaWk, Powhatan Mattoax, Chula, SCOTS Slap,
Amelia C. H., Wyar ske. Jenning's Ordinezy,. Hay-
brakes Branch.
Leave Richmond att o'clock, A. NJ. Returning,
leave brakes Branr Stat 1888 p. NJ.
Children over 10 and under 10 years of. age half
price.
Servants traveliin Shy themselves must be urnisea
with two passes that can be retained in the
Office, and it must aa expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to e0son the cars
Passenger. for + aifaX g.. II. and Danville can
Messrs. Fla x 81 Co.'s four horse coaches
brakes Branch daily. Passengers for GreenshoroHgh
can meet Messrs Iaagg l. &o's four horse coaches
Tuesdays, TIL xsdays and Saturdays es Brakes
Branch. Passengers for GAINESVILLE, Milton, N c.,
and Yanceyville, msat Messrs. Moss Co.'s
coaches at Keysv b Tuesdays, Thursda Sat-
urdays, and for Milton and Eanceyville by Flag l.
Co.'s line Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at
Brakes Branch.
CHARLES G. TALG0TT,
au 10 Acting Supt of transportation.
RICHMOND md DANFILLE RAILROAD
Passengers for Farlnylle ad Lynchburg can procure
Through TcketAyia Solith-Side Railroad and Flagg,
Caldwell Co.'s-Ssages 1v application at the Ticket
Office of the Richmond end ID. r. r.
Through fare, to Farniytlle. .........-....3 50
"a Lynchhurg. .............5 90
CHARLES G. TALCOTT,
se2 Acting Supt
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IMPORTANT LEGAL DEcrsIoN.-An important
mercantile principle has been settled by the SUI
,re,e Court of Alabama, the effect that injunc-
lions in chancery to restrain the collection OF nego
table paper cannot prejudice the innocent holder
OF such paper when purchased before maturity, in
thc regular course OF business.
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NOTICE TO TTMBER GETTEDS-

IN Proposals will be received at the office of the
Richmond, Frede1icksbuIg aud Potomac Railroad
Company for TO- 600 for heavy iron specified
below
White post Oak feet 6nches long, not less than
inches in diameter smallest end; TO be harked
and smoothly hewu on two sides; to be six inches
thick; the end of the Slsto be cut off squnre; to be
clear of bad knots rot, wind shakes other defects
calculated impair their strength durability
The said Stills be delivered either at the Depot In
Richmond the line Of the road; and to be placed
by the convenient be loaded the
to be inspected by the Superintendent oyerseers
on the road. The time of delivery made known ut
the office. w. n. BRAGG,
Sc Sup't. of Road.
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10y THE STEAMER ROANOKE, we.
~ have received Oriental Cashmeregsa and French
Plaids Rich Figured, Plsid and Checked De LANES.
Plain and Figured Freneh Flannels BayaGsre de Lame
Robes.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAWs X co.
No SO, Corner Broad, 9th and Capitol Streets.
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F. II. DAvtDcE has retired from his connection
win the editorial department of the Baltimore
Times
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
- scrSr.--Ihe rhiladelphia Ledger

Tt,surr 4
"es since as the express train tor Balfi
leM as ,,assiua the vicinity OF Naanians creek.
more We IF forty miles an hour horriiying sishi
VA. having ii he ene ' Of
= ni assn,,as cIosc by who was laboring under
,sase poru had thrown himself s npoa ,w ,ae i s
hsv!as drawn him off were engagsa =. .elf he.
struggle to prevent his again trow rn ~ his legs
fore the train One had deadly gl y hrea s a.
while the other was kneeling upon ms preasti as
the lam horse went laundering by luss ssaAg hes
slo,;os. indeed so close was she. that her own es
cape sm instant death was mSst imminent ssrsv ane
waoie sceiie W. wore aware OF the calamity that
bad been impending ThG, s vino npssssy to
Sas,,,,rtion of all three. II the maniac sue
eee . In struggling only few inches nearer the
s.;i What selfsacriiieing love was here mani
tsa.., ;ndueine two women TO risk their lives In
&c ,;ns one who had perhaps for years been con.
-, source of misery from his insatiate love of
de hottie. Ii the poor incbriate could have this
scenc properly depicted so as to make lasting i'm
preston upon his mind, he would undoubtedly
.orsake his evil habits.
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BOARDTNG-The SUBSCRIBED

GUNNER BOARDING.-Th subscriber
NJ situated at Mechum's river, the present terminus
of the Virginia Central Railroad, has accommodations
for twenty thirty boarders. His house, beds and
furniture entirely new, his roomswe Inflated,
entirely new; his well ventilated. the
rounding country healthy and delightful Every
etion will be made TO render his guests comfortable
Terms moderate, and made known on application.
WIN. GRAVES.
MEcHUM RIVER, May 18th, 1853.
my 26-dtf -
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NEW LINE OF COACHES FROM

1N STAUNTON TO THE HOT AND WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS-Visitors to the Virginia
the new and splendid Coaches of the HOT SPRINGS
LINE, which will be tri-weekiy during the
Springs season. will leave Staunton and the White
and Friday, aud viii leave the Ho, Springs for those
places on the alternate days The night stand
Stanton and the White sulphur VIII De Ut he Hss
Springs.
Passengers win be conveyed speedily comfortably,
and without night travel.
Fare from Stsunten to the White Sulphur s. 30;
to the Hot and Warm Springs, each IS 50; to the
Bath and Alum s..
An extra Coach viii be kept at the Hot Springs.
Those who wish to take this line will remember TO
pay through on the Central line only TO Staunton.
For seats, apply at Woodwards Hotel, in Stanton
TIL. G0ODE.
HoT SPRINGS, July ~ 1883 iy I4-2m