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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-19

III sHocLD M UNIVERSALLY LSovs-or u 10 strictly true-thst In
digestion IL the pArsnt Of a large proportion % the fatal diseases,
Dysentery, diArrhwA, cholera morbus. liver complaint, AMI many
other diseases enumerated In the city Inspector . weekly catalogue
Of deaths, are generated by Indigestion alone. Think Of that dys-
peptiesi think of II all uho eater from disordsred stomAehs, and
u you are willing 10 be GUIDED by advice, founded upon experience,
reaort at once DONE delay a day. 70 HoonAnd, herman Bittsr,.
prepared by DR.. Y. y. Jackson, which. . an Alternative, curative,
and inyigorant, stands alone and unapproaehed. General depot,
i1o Arch street. We have tried these Bitsrs, and know that they
are excellent fpr tile diseases specified bove-PAlddlpAfq Cuy
Item. Iy2SA2v
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Ha'f ticket Is 81 CR, $1,000 Bel Air S, Jnn- 2ls..
d. do 8 al 90, 81 Zoo, Patapsco Ia, June 25th.
WIole ticket $50 sc, 5000. Grand ConsoIdI ted no, July 18Th.
To Besidss 4 great many others OF sIVD, COZ, 400, 30. Ae.
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GtHINA TOILET SETS, Of a Urea, variety OF shapes and styles
" OF decorations; also, sets of Japauncd Ware. Infants Baths.
4c, for sale by BCLKLEY A co
Aul5 Eagie g,u.r.
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I'd EDUCTIOS ~ PRICE OF BOGI.Es HYPERION
w fLIlD, Tor Prr-cr,ing. RcslotIns. aud Adnrning Ihs


"1Uu " Is "
i the best article ever known for curing Badness, panirug
SALT Rhrum. and al Affections % the skin. where every thing
else las failed, Bogles Hyperion Fluid has effected q permanent
cure.
BOGLEs ELECTRIC HAIR DYE, O. another wonder % the axe.
" Instantly converts het, Grey or uusiEhtly Hair, into a beautiful
nihek"f br"~n' literally dyeing 10 the moment 10 Is applied, at
it same time Improving the sutness aud debility of the hafr.
II hoes not stain thc skin aud can be applied ir any weather. IL.
eutt. ore sure aud certain, whilst It's virtues are beyond Dol lee.
AMI Whenever used, a. oucc establishes iu superiority ever All
others.
HOGLE'S AMOLE SHAVING CREAM g. an article q rare merit.
it, mild aud detergent prcpcruc., prevent tie skin from chap.
ping and as' resist the sudden changes % Che temperature or ell.
mate, w si g. laihsr y both ert1ry audhstrs
HOGLtN NbHLAlONA, for preserving tI' hslltTy. nV the com.
pirNUu and rendering 90 fHr on dv.ir.fr . s u.tiuIf a rival.
All hAs articles have st..I the t.i,f thr s.rlti-.t inv, sur,.
ton, and are considered % be the only ones worthy OF grazing a.
toilet OF beauty, taste and fashion.
Nay ht hH1 n NF I,rrrfur. VIZ BVgfE E.sfr. .ul his
Arsn's throughout Wr United state. aud C,uaia. ASCOT Me- .
AblE 4 GRAY, Richmond, Va. it--.yriruH
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DAVID CuRgir


ENOif UO-ION -Ftrt Nr~ri-The superior fast
sailing regular packet schooner COURIER. Cart IN
, " RoEgrs, having q portion other cargo rngaredaHJ G2ITl
goinE on board, viii sa1uim ale posiblc Dispatch. ror 10y
balance q freight Or passage, htyng superior Accommodation
afpyt 90
autS DAVID CURRiE
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Oh nnn Lbs. OF GOOD OLD BACON SIDES, at

"ANTEDzBy gentleman in some nrst rate Merchant Tat
w loring Establishment, a situation as Cutter, or In some
Clothing house, where he could mainly be employed TO cut custom
erwork, or aid as salesman. The applicant Is a practical cutter,
and will stand responsible for all INSISTS. lie can influence some
trade from Essex, King and Queen, aud Caroline, and binds him.
sell 10 give full satisfaction either as Cutter or Saiesman, or no
charge will be made. The best OF references can be given. For
further niormRtion, apply to Mr.. GEORGE X. PEAKE.
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De = REV iHD-Rarsuay from ne subscriber, a negro
81 sOC nan named PEhIuS. about 3 cr 30 years u age. s
Ga; or in-a-s n height, S..l-r Complexion, UDH- .e.t n It,
hf 'Ni 10 and wore a patE of gr.y striped paat-, blue check
cu'f.n tw- coat, a.d black fur hat; walks erect. SaI man Wa
Conway, kinE George county, Va.
I~il give the above reward, II delivered In tdis city to Robt
LuuPs 2, or twenty-five dollars NluIgv1 in say j.L. ana iurorrna-
ton given % K L1mpAin 90 that be ea set Lim.
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NAElN NAY WHEAr-Th- urdcrsigrtd vii pay su extra
- prise a.. Iuri0 b-lhlls Eary May wheat, fr seed. apply O.
ulfS d.. L. PEAKE
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ED- II any body has valuable Horses troubled with gals
ehaies, scratches, sprains or bruises, let him read the certificates
Of the Ave Express Company's Of New York city, that the MUS
TANG LiNlMENr has cured their horses Of those complaints,
and 20 and DO lkewise.
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HifNuJHFfE FtVN For eair.-The shove ss.susrt -r,
~ ff.Ife on fhe Wrstham PLANK Rcd. clnialniar rsf 49,.
EI q H'i,h STOUT |a-resa-e uader cultivation al ven
rr.lurtFHHafuuf % arrff partially cleared. and the rrmnfra--
i1 WOOL, a part Hrr-n. tenTa ir pine timber. The impr8vsm~rf.
consist lf nj e. u'orHn1Ir, r1omy frame dueninF. Hth avsfy eIa
.tH ..f".iu.uE OBJ good condition. The uIurIuaf r.rf ii ~.
fences 'rrr recently he-u renewed. md msre j. a ven aWh = nss.
..'IH.uF urFV Of r11Itar uutrr. Two orchards. aun = 49,.
nu.'.. '. p.a'h bog appe trees, pruiuce an sbunfarre or fut
.f +HrfH hr proportion = Of choice aud dslvious tlada, $40 :
usref.
There .s fso q small farm 81 e. 0rrss n pfofucuvs hnH sas
= nrs' = laf rp9mf urreont asa Situate on ~ Wafhsa
lfnE Road, Immediately opposite Menftrua. ahlrh Hufha a..
I'd IT.. aH'. riflrr uIh NJ apartffm tma tIrrrr frn. 20 80 anf.a
10 e pufthater u n veil adapted fr e matet rsudaB. snH :
large ICE Foud may b. readily formed on ue oarr psr u 49,
hud.
10 clfN wtuft a4FGtleufut rl annnunfs ne uua II raHH.
al also ghtthcr the hlusstod furniturt, i've md dead 49,
shall b. brought furHard 1u fH sane daT.
TIE nrus uay b. virsai BE- any season 4ms line. 90 anrIfrsu..
either O. ING sef o. san 81 Gieu1urule, ADD any mqairsf me-
too rrp--uuE the property radiJ rvsu.
salA-dis lOHN LaWFyg.
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Ne~ norA, no Bte-dway.
EDWIN WALK

20 hihAluNi .-Matimouy Made Esiy, OF How 10 VIA,
~. I. I li,,I, tt9Gs'or EandaL New York, mrueriy ofLondon.
nriihe Ladies or Gentlemen 70 win ts dc voted sF,etion. 49,
.iF OF ne opposite sex ~ their hearts usy d,.Irs. rpd go
... n'i least, f can De arranged with such ssss mi I-U.-r,'
ihl I-t ctpa j. impossible. Address Professor RaudaI. CbatiaS.,
---- Min
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dr.s-iy B.tre,n Liberty rt,.tard NsiIsa lave. y. Y.
NaTtN~TON 4 JONt-. Gucar- mud commission ,i..
w ch'nt-. No.' Wet Main street. EsiuarL. Va. have -
.t'i. 8rI ftr ss'-
q. boxes
-H hht. Orleans and y Rico lsrGNE1
FL. hhit Crushed, U]rau4itrI. Pa.fr..I ASS C.r.al
H..hHs CH|t
Ilrsa rI 'srgHs Sugar U.u.- uulAseFz.
- hrfs y OH.lus
lUUhera Jaw. |
. |h.ts En. Gnru.yra. AMI grH.ln WITH
49,. Sga Powder nv,
lN toN.s sperm and A1I-r.trc H-,vr,
trfuN.a Home patent. qud .h N''''
nthlla N.fra nrI shHUITsra Bacon
Dole Cirt and Gross usgInEs
HHf.rsra Rice
leV slssGoei G'ri rrn,r.l arirsl Damaged Sole Lest,r
H. k.sa Nails, escorted
Co. strEa sat
Aisu.grouni srl Grain Power, GINGER. Hemp 1pI Cotton
Lir., Li t'-ls, - Hri"st-tu, Wrapping rui. q. shoe Unread.
Cotton lHfta. M...hrs s.rnrf. smHtire fHI NsauH-tur.I to-
s'." fNHw. buckets, Wrapping ans Writing Payer. CHrsst
----- W. ~ " |.
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4 Ron AAD SELL. STORE.

spster Zinc, BIO,E Tin aud Fin Platr. For sale. N"1'
U5-cp EDWIN WOpTuaN a ro
- - ThtH>TON. Piano Forte Funrr and R-paI,rr ~,
80 removed his residenc- 10 the corner Of Grace and sfS s,,..i.
nvarv Opposite the Catholic Church.
- Orders can Dc left az his r,-idence- At uo,-t.t n -
- IAsa street, az Harold 4 Murray's. No. ~ Rad 60. =,
x D SanNAys Book store, % Main strre: at Knoyl-s q W,I6,ii.
ar o: Main and 18th streets - %
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EEfRAGE DE LAiSEs%I invite the attention or those i'm want
~ oIHcragc de Laiucs 20 ny stuck, which am selling much be-
IoW we 'n"e' IN order 70 close them prior 60 the fan
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NM AGENCY, New York, no BrundwsV Roon.
- N"-. = ara S.-fhis Agency . established for the purebas.
-.' on commission Of uni4ptoved Mines and Mining stoek
' ..Gpames Organized and at work. also for fsrni.hinr NJ kind.
o Machinery AID Mining Tools as ordered; also the Ch.rtr.i
% the country. PGt
= plu'rl circular Eytas full explanations, will be sent In An.
eJ postpaid letter enclosing one threecznt Post.ohce
f-E' It, J. r. BARBOUR A co.
'.E-'ys New York. 10 Dfo-dWay.
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AMN- ONLY Co., WORTH i9H cs-t vii arsr nv r--sfo.
- .nr H.k % lawns much below ere usHai price. II aIss IL
H." hw'1r ny si1cE mas BE- f-uri very go a Larna a
'. ~ tI"H OF o. ElLAa r. JOHNSON.
H" No. 10 Msln street
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LNOh HiNT.'-A large and convenient house on Main -
n street, between lath and 2nth streets, containing ten 81:
Rooms With q & ot Kitchen, Coal aud Wood House. 6r.-Ef.t
A. present occupied BY ;. {. sauard, E4gs. Possession vii b
given Immediately. For terms apply 20 HILL 4 TALLY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-19

WNHE LARGTST SILK. RIBBON ANp TKNNING Uoysy IN
n INV NORK-THUS. e.. STENRNS, importer and jott-r or
TIN sr'ut.i ~ adding Interest, t62 BrurdwnN. NrW Work.
lr Low On store and 10 daily receiving and Offering 10 TIE,
l'wrft prices, n c.urlutr assortment Of D.H.. fr Die U... tr hfn.
cling ai tac various styles ard designs, consisting of Bl,k ana
Fancy Sl.s, Nlfc..uts. f.rru,ts. SH1vis. Trimmings. Tarr.t
tiN'rs, Tarets AMI Satin Ribbons. Dress trimmings 81 40 kirIt.
frI..haud English Craps, Craze Lsses. SIX Craylts. EnfrUT,.
1rs "lgvss Of az fl1l.,s.k Lace Ntts, Barsscs, Lc,s, White
G.us, Hosiery, T.. C. handkerchief. A..
TIE undersigned invites Merchants from ffa North. south. Yet
lrl Wet, nr iHr.I u fUryHy. Co e,.rH u with call. aadrN,n.
rInS- q. STEARNs- % Er--l.-r
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kLAGLE DRY subscriber is now prepared, having
- supplied himself With Machinery aud Tools OF the latest nnd
mot approved kinds, and woIkmen Of Kin ana experience. =
rtltt 'Tirrs Tor Stationary and Portable steam Fagin-a Cirr,f-r
saH ana inst Mills, Thrvshing Machfnez. Tobacco Pr.,@a az III
A,nts, lroa and Wood Sheeting Mills, and Brass and Iron C.stipgs
q" ~ Lsscrfuon-' IN the best manner, and vth promItnrs..
81 nc highest market price, ia cash, will be paid Er ola scrap
= ne, copper Brass &c p. hHAM,
.l-dSely O. -, between Pearl and 18th ss
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The America from Liverpool the 9th inst, sailed from
Halifax at 8 O'Clock last evening. with a light wind and
Q clear weather, for Boston, where she was due at an ear
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@LSoNs hATHAhtoN, for Preserving. Restoring, and
Besutiying the Hair, cleans ny the head from Dandrun and It's
natural impurities, Aheviatlng Nervous Headache, and annihils-
ting Cutaneous Diseases, Is the most wonderful and delightful pre-
paration the world ever produced. The astonishing success Of Ills
article Is without precedent In the history Of the MArESiA MEpicA.
Dark, luxuriant, son, rich, glossy and curling hair, with row of
admirers, ozark this, ladies' is the universal effect Of the KLTnIi.
RON. FOR bald and grey heads It's permanently beneficial. The
"kArnlrNos has fully restored my hair, AFTER a badness OF twelve
years" Yours, &c,
A. JAY C0URrwRiGHr, 10 Bond ST. \. Y.
Price only IS cents in large, handsome bottles. .. 9. Barne,,
Proprietor, il Broadway, New York.
EH- ADIE 4 GRAY Wholesale and Retail Agents for Richmond
and sold by all Druggists and merchants every where.
rnhIs- Arm
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-MPORrFRs AND JORBERs VI
h,h tiss, farls Drcs Goods, shawls.
NoVcs, fmbrctdertes, White Grnfa. nHbops A..
iya.eI at-.rusuf uf y"
NiLk DRY GOOHS
Imputed Eih special reference Co te wants Of frat ste.r t.,.-
I-.. believed % Be uneqrruei. F "'
We Nlfr nov Oh exhibition, and rrr rr ale. n 1ur,,,..aa
-i-gs NJ SiCH GOODS, adapted o. the VAIL THADF $500
aNitH gl De- found several atYIsauf A
Extraordinary Novelty aud Heautv-
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HBANAN PIIClkhs. vii, handsome drsig0s: also, hnriy de.
- enratrd french Citns Pitchers, CIT band and Decorated
Tea Sets, Cake Plates; Butter Coolers, &C. at
"W' BULKLEY A cos, %: Main street.
4 IN tgF mr. 4 trNrz 80
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COMB AND FlNCY GOODS WlREmOrSE.

- III Liberty street, (Bear Grren~ichJ New York.
"eeah attention TO our Assortment Of Combs, Cutlery, Fans.
Musical Instruments, Ae ,Ac.
Possessing znequaled advantages from our connections with
manufacturers. we take pleasure In soliciting an exAmination Of
our stock by large aud close buyer. mrI4-fv
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EpLNIn 8 MERMN. Prnpricior. of lhc sl,le I'm. .,

u s FUi,on SIT ~ ~ 'o' oi ~ state hll-, 2IT
$500, ~, Lagua,ra, St Domingo and sumatra Coffee; also
+, lsttA ana 6rornd Coffee, In bhls. and boaes: MACK Ri -,
"htr Pepper, Whole aBi Pulvrrized Cinnamon, Gispir- Co.,
"ate' Nuimess, Ginger, Corn starch, LariEa and Washiny sfsrrb'
tr'ttssh and sod, saiUratus, pure superior and suurrsns ~.
various brands. "1 "Soia o.
D. W. vauld ean the attention % the yIr-i.la tr,d- "a m.
: 8 y the above goods, which win De sold at the lowest marses
pure, are turrrdHs.H. w
\. d. Prompt aud particular attention paid to all orders.
,r-. BLAIR 4 MERwIN.
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q YOUNG GENILEMAN desires q situation az Tutor ina pri-
n Eaie iAIniy 70. He eogpcteat % teach the Latin, Greek aud
French Languages, and also Mathematics.
.Hcis recently nom COLLEGE where Pc hasbcsu plrsuir- n cou-se
% studies with reference 60 this object. Ample tss.lnH1IAs of
qualifications canbc furnished.
Eutsrstts-RElt Rev. John Johns, and Rev. Joseph ElrEtst
Aalrcss"A. B. OrsrE- Court House. Va Jyll-g
'E7O Tlinii GET~TEi--PEoPoSAIS FoR ~ILLs-Pr,.
Z poslls will De received 20 The oH-c o. the Richmond and Pc.
Co. .A.rr Railroad Clufaly iu Eshm0at, for g5.rro Railroad sis
as pr sFccttcHtiDrs below.
sFlcHssugNs FE sLLs Ta 1E1S TE,cg-Tie SUs are 90 De
sound, straight ~hic or post OAK, or chesrut, free from bad knots,
i.i' Hmd shakes, 90 cher defects calculated to impair their
strength ~ durability and are O. be ; fee: long. not LEES than y
in.Ift .afnlirr 40 thr small end O. De hArkDl aud smoothly
hrHrion tFo siltr and parallel % she heart, tIc haEtI faces o.
Pee 6 in'hss apart: tn end OF the Sls 90 be cu; on square to the
utvi1g. The said si'F are 60 be- delivered uither I'd Richmond.
t-.-Hyars Port WsiilaN, or on te lire ofthe Road, and placed
hy fHtrcntrlg;ur convenient o. be loaded on the rara AMI .0 be o..
sp,.irlty Che superintendent. or st1 peron A. DC may appaiat.
abe vhO.e 90 te delivered - the L. f March, l~.f.
THOS. uOpANEAD. Superintendent.
oIseR 4P r. T. Co August G, i>S.-llii
FNAElN NAY WHENr-Th- undtrsivrei vii pay IN extra
s4uis,f' 81. Huriv bllhzis Eary May wheat, fr seed. Appyto
ulHS d. L. ~ AyE
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NEW PLANK ROAD Notice Is hereby given that book,
~ viii BE opened, and subscriptions received, TO The Capita
stock OF The Richmond and Charlottesville turnpike Conn any
at the broad Street Hotel, in the city % Richmond, and al, Col
Goodalls, To Hanover, and Walt0u's Tavern, also in Hanover. OF
Monday, the 9Th day Of September, 1888.
MANN :. VALENTINE
DAVID SAUNDERS, Commissioners.
aui-8lt JAMES q. BLAkEY.
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In the month of October, lS49, Convention
of the Friends of Universal Education assembled
in the city Of Philadelphia, and continued in ses-
sion three days. 1t was composed of gentlemen
from different parts of the United States, and
from the British Provinces. A resolution was
then adopted that permanent association for the
Advancement of Education should be organized,
and that meetings should be held annually in differ
ent parts of North America. The Convention as
senibled second time in Philadelphia, on the
S6th of August, 1850, and was largely attended
during session of three days.
The Third Annual Meeting of the Association
will be held at Pittsburgh. 1t will begin on the
9th of August next, and will continue for period
of not less than four days. Your presence on the
OCCASION, either in person or through your repre-
sentatves, IS respectfully and earnestly invited.
The time has arrived when periodical and de-
liberate conferences among the active and enlght-
ened friends of education throughout our country
would be fraught with incalculabe benefits 1t
is ardently desired, therefore, that these annual
meetings of the american association for the i'd
raacsaient Of Education may prove worthy OF
their name by embodying a good share of the
inces of North America have enlisted in the ser
vice OF the young 1t is especially hoped that the
meeting which is now approaching may be graced
by the presence of those who have won a title to
confidence, by their services in our schools and
colleges, in the administration of our system
of Public Instruction. The wisdom and energy
which may distinguish the deliberations of the
first annual meetings, must go far to determine
the character and responsibility Of all that succeed
Arrangements will be made by the citizens of
Pittsburgh to relieve the members of the Conven-
ton of part of their expenses during its sittings
and gentlemen are now engaged in securing for
them a material reduction of fare on the principal
routes of travel By order:
JOSEPH HENRY, President
PHILADELPHIA, July, 1853.
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SHANNONDALE SPRINGS.

| THIS healthy and beautiful Watering Place
i will be under the personal superintendent Of
the undersigned during the present summer, who
will every effort in his power to render it one
places in Virginia. II ia situated on an elevation
or spur of the majestic Blue Ridge Mountain, in
the county OF Jefferson, five miles south of Charles
town, the county seat
Passengers leaving Baltimore or Washington by
the morning train of will arrive at Harper q
Ferry at hafpast eleven a. M, from thence in the
Winchester and Potomac railroad cars, ten miles
to Charlestown, where twelve. passenger coach
will receive and convey them into Charlestown,
and, If desired, to the Springs to dinner, over a
good road and through lovely country
The analysis made by the late DR.. De Butts from
one hundred grains of the water from the main
fountain, afforded 50 grains of sulphate Of lime,
l0k grains carbonate of lime, 23 grains of suphate
OF mag nesia, (epsom sats,) grain of the muriate
OF magnesia, grain muriate of soda, 3 10 grains
sulphate of iron, and ITO grains of carbonate of
iron.
From the above analysis the waters of Shannon
dale may very properly be classed among the Sa-
line Chalybeates--a combination OF the most valu-
able description in the whole range of mineral
waters. 1t may therefore be positively asserted
without cxaggeration fear of contradiction that
no mineral water within the limits of the United
States possesses the same constituent parts, is
more salutary and efficient purgative, than the
watcr OF Shannondale Syringe This water acts
as gently as the midest aperient, without giving
rise to those unpleasant sensations Of pnn and de-
Olty 30 OIten OcCa61OneO DIV ordinary CathartlC6,
prepared by the most skilful physicians.
The free use of this water acts almost immedi-
ately upon the skin and kidneys, removes worms,
relieves the convaesccnt from bilious or other
levers, dyspepsia, dropsical swellings, calculous
affections hemorrhoids, scrofua gestion rheu-
nntism, loss OF appetite, exhaustion, general de-
| oility, gravelly concrctions, structures, and q
variety of other diseases to which man ia subject;
and it is freely acknowledged by all who have
been afflicted with any of the above diseases that
the free use OF the Shannondale waters have effect
ed permanent cures.
| Sulphur, mineral. hot and cold baths furnished
upon application al the bar.
| The Hotel is large and commodious the cottages
numerous and comfortable.
| The table will be supplied with the beat beef
mountain and valley mutton, together with all
the Injuries afforded in the fertile valley of vr-
| ginia.
| The best wines, brandies, and other liquors can
| always be had at the table or at the bnr.
| G. w. SAPPINGTON,
! Proprietor of Sappington's Hotel, Charlcstown
June 2S-2awim Jefferson county, Va.
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Fifty miles west OF District OF Columbia.

YTyHIS ESTABLISHMENT is now open for the
4 reception OF vlsitors. The healing qualities
of the water are well established, and by many
are regarded az inferior 10 none in the State The
buildings are upon large Enthusiastically ar
ranged with spacious porticos, ball rooms. and
parlors, extensive paved walks and covered ways,
shaded by beaut full trees. A frst-rate band OF
music has been secured, and the most ample sup
| ply of the very best wines, liquors, and stores
which the country can afford. without regard to
price. Efficient, polite, and accommodating
agents will endeavor to make the time of the
| guests agreeable possible
Terms Of board as follows: $50 for the season,
| ending LIST October for three months, Ss75; for
two months, $50; for one month, $35 Tor two
weeks, 81 $ls ,oao ONE week week 49, per day
der twelve years and servants half price no
charge for children under too years. Horses, SO
cents per day, or S 30 a month. The very beet
age of 81 bottle, and in proportion for larger
quantities, will be charged on all that shall be
brought to the place by others. Bills payable
weekly.
completed to Warrenton. The cars leave Alex.
| andra at eight O'Clock every morning, except
Sunday, and get to Warrenton in about two and
half hours, where first rate line of stages will
ia Ike passengers Immediately to the Springs, six
and half miles, over a macadamzed road Re-
| turning, the cars leave Warrcnton half past one
O'Clock, and get to Alexandria and Washingto
| in time for the evening train to Baltimore. an
o"e' HotH " CWo ieuvO h'cAoHuFid W ~ p H.,
and get to Bealeton in about two and half hours,
where first rate line of stage coaches will take
the passengers, about nine miles, to the Springs
over good summer road Fare by either route
| from Alexandria to the Springs So TO. Travel
ers who come by Gordonsvlle will have equally
good coaches to Culpeper Court. house, which place
they leave at seven IN. in the cars, and get to
Bcaleton in thirty minutes, where the coaches will
take them Immediately to the Springs thus max
ing two daily lines from Bealeton and one from
Warrenton to the Springs. Persons may break
fast atthe Springs, dine and spend about four
hours in Alexandria, and return to the Springs by
sunset of the same day. Passengers by evening
train from Richmond get to the Springs by noon
next day By the Gordonsyille route. they SLEEP
at Culpeper Court house, and get 10 the Springs
about nine O'Clock next morning. good line o
coaches will go from the Springs to New Market
three times a week, connecting at Gains x Road
with the Winchester line.
THOMAS O. FLINT,
! June lS-TuTh&Sat1m Superintendent.