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pHYsIC TO THE DOGS

yJ,HROW PHYSIC TO THE Dogs
Pulyormachers Hydro Electric Voltaie Chains,
Producing instant relief the most acute pain, aud
permanently curing all Ncuralsic diseases, hhehm"'
tisn painfu and swclled JOINTS, Nenra,g!h vi
tho Face, Deafness, Blindness, 81. Vihs
Dance paIptations of the Heart, peri
Odlcal Headache, Pains IN the stoni'
aoh, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, u
terinG Pains, P"ralysis, etc.
These chains were first introduced IN tnn oy u,
York less than one ycar snce ann a'oL ne,ns "a an
20 thorough trials IN every hospital IN the eny anu ap
pIied by Drs. Valentine Mott, Csrnochan, van n",em
and Others it was discovered that they possess s'Ias
and power IN the relief and cure oil tue anpVe
class of diseases, and their sale, ana 'ie au'eoss ~
has attended their use is sunparallclei. ,, ,,o,.
Previous 10 their ucion into this country lhey
were used in every hospital in Europe aud are ir'u,ed
by patcnts in France, Germany, hnsHla, I'usS''' "
England and also IN The United SthteS'
"TuINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL
The principles upon which ID claimed that the uhshs
produce their marvellous cures are hrt,Ilh a. Nu,
yous Diseases attended aud produced Wy uenoisn
suppy OF nervous iuid and an agent ua' ,csen'n,e'
closely electricity, or electro magne'Ish, au
that the electro magnetic chains, by hcins worn over
and mon the psr aud diseased furnish to the ex'
hausted nervous nud which ID required 10 p,ouu.u
healthy action through the entire SYSTEM NO dsnStns
mosi,nm s allowed 10 he taken while using the chains,
hut rigid observance of the general laws 81 heah are
required. Brisk friction upon the part dseaed % m'as
much 10 the effects the chains, by increasing ihcr
magnetic power
One Thousand Dollars
will lie given ia any person no viii produce so nImy
wei .n,hentcaed ceridc of cure both from anel
gent patients and scientific physicians, as nav neh
eiieeted by the use OF Puvermachers Electric Chahs
They never fail TO perform what they are advertised 10
do aud no person has been dissatisfied VINO ms
given them trial
IN FEMALE CASES
more than one hundred permanent cures OF Proapsus
Itet have been effected within tho last year by the use
of these chains. By applying one end of tho chain over
,e region OF the aud the other upon the spine
,nst above he hip, the usual symptoms Incident
10 hat disease are at once removed
MODE OF USE.
The chain should he moistcned before use with com
mon yinee ar and then end oi the chain should h'
applied directly the of the pain disease aud Tho
otheT end opposed 10 H. "a
BE NOT DECElVEDl The Electric Chains ar
no 10 cure all Diseases but Tor Nervous Diseases II
claimed that No Medical Agent IN the world has pio
duced so many IN the last year as tho ElectT
INsTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain, !
produced Al the moment Of application much more ei
sfeCtualiy than he produced by opium' III any OF
forms. -. .,--,t.N
a J. STEINERT, Sole Agent,
sos Broadway, cor. Prince ~.
Sold by H. ALEXANDER, ~, Clairsvlle, Ohio.
ian. -, ieSL-iy.
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rs HEREBY PUBLICLY

oiyen ,b,, there will he petition presented 20 ane
\ L;s.io,crs of Belmont County, Ohio, at thelI M neA.
session in March next praying for an alteTaion
og mart Of graded road running from near masss o
in Monroe County, Oeio, to Barnesvile IN shon
and mass through the lands Of Robert Hail. ~
Jehu Bailey Stephen Bailey Lemue Pe,erso" ,hs
Srsy John Fred and Robert Mills, 10 interseet wy phi
n, posd on Tho lands of George Aduddlo VI u @ 'nus
ron,e cannot be oaued by paying reasonae ho nb
for right OF way-then any oilet route tla Mtnyn 10
tanned from Lhe aeVe I"'"''"e' Jan. 81.
the town Of GAINESVILLE.
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,ron1cr Is uERERY GIVEN THAT

petition will be presented 70 tne nimr 10, an
p,i,,ont County at their next SESSION. nraylhV ua m
rsysion of the grade road lately located from pU.
on the Belmont and Monroe County me nee s i,cr.
49,, ,hrouph somerton TO Barnesvile sara aIoIc
,inn 10 commence at point near Equilis nonas u,o
piseksmith shop, thence near stephen balIey ,be
$780, nesr joseph Doudna's house. til nee near tne
,",s ,esidenc &c Of William r. Moore tdeteeseu) ue" ~,
90 earnesvilie said alteration not ioekeeea e,Se "
nyedeerees, and as near ihe old road aS
Jxn q7tll, lSji.-Pd,
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= - - : - :. -, COT
~ u N ID r Y'S MEKCANTILE COG-
" LEGE-Appollo Building, Northwest corner
5ih and Walnut, CiScINsAri, o.
Incorporated 1S4S.
r-. ,,o,,;o of tho ,ubc Ia resneethplIv called to
N, une,ior r,ciIitea Afforded At This institution for
in tboronyh practical mannerl
lua,i.s lis & r,'s '; ,r po, a. I'D I'M siness nursi,its
'o' ''e Oo'"''"s 'oon. ".'.,.,v.,,,,,I~, CIV
lNSlhOClIoN
Book-heepihs ny Doup,e m .,.., :,
comp'e.e ,isr,,v monbie Bntrv Hooks in
the different departments Of Trade. Commerce anu
Manufactures, comprehendmg the best ioIns III ;d %
ualy in partnership, in bptincs, whether
adverse IN the purchase aud SAFE OF M ,hi
own account commission or on Joint specualion III
Guiding specuianons ~ S.ohs, n iirnd ma nooks OF
CowmerciaI Calculations,
| , 49,. s.., ,,.,;o,, of combinations pertaining tc
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NIANTILLAs AND sILKs.-A few

dor. beautiful manlss, made of beautiful lustred
black siiks watered do and fancy coored do, plain
aud enbr oideed trimmed withiaee or fringe Also an
large stock ofthose long SnAwLs, same make
we have last years which everybody says are the
pretes and cheapest In the Call and see them at
| sep. so. STONE q ThoMAs'.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.,

n uce Is hereby given that at the Probate Cour, for
Belmoni County, the undersigned was appointed aud
guNihed as Administrator with the viii auexed of
benlamin r. beihel deceased late OF Belmont county
Immediate payment aud those having tlaims AGAINST
said estate arc notified TO pre- them for settlement
within one year from this date
feb. s--a,.l WALKER BROCK, Admir-.
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PRICES GREATLY REpUCEp

from usual rates TO those then, In present or pros
poetive neeed we wouldsay "pui money in youT roc.
wares at the clothing and furnishing tore Of 49,
Nov.h BENZ. THOMAS
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TNARM FOR sALE.-The SUBSCRIBE

T AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES of land lying in section No. Green township
Hockng county Ohio. There is on the premises two
CABIN HOUSES About four acres are cleared at each
cabin. The land well timbered large quantity of il
IRON ORE on the land. Said land lies 0 miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
half mile from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire of JosEPn WoLF living II mites from the
land or the subscriber living near CADIZ Harrison
county, Ohio. IT, SAMUEL HINES.
Cadiz, June "a, 1853.
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vr,ur REEFS ARE WORKING.-A

TTNHE BEES ARE WUHhINu'-HHu
STONE A. THOMAS have collected al the sign Of
the BEEHIVE, mo. ia Main ST. Wheeling3 oS mose
deicaces in the shape of SUMMER SlLkS DebhnES 70
RARECEs TISSUES DeLAlNES, SHAWLS, FAX
ASOIS etc And some of them the sDeeest IN s.yie,
as well as the cheapest and just suited to the tastes o
all who in want Of the latest style o' s iasS
low prices. '""'' 100
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.

Ed PERKINS, Marietta Ohio, Feb. 22, 1851, said.
Your Dtlers highly priced by those who have scd
them. In OF Liver Com amt of long standna
phieh had resisted the skin Of seperal Phssiejon"
entirely cured by the use of Five Bottles " ~ ~"
g. l.. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage Co., o. An,u q,
1889 said: ''1he German Biticrs you sent me Ias,
not vet come to hand have been out of Tho
some time to the great delrment of invads
cine much thought of and sought after in this comm"
nifty" -.
B NJ. HUTCHINSON, NJ. D., Bedford Cuy,hon,
co., o. August 90, 1882 said 1.-The Bitters Won .hi"od
me in May last are all gone - think IL ia arna,
medic inc, aud pm recommending 1t TO my patient snd
friends (Which do for no other patent medicine y""
will please forward a largesupply." "
y. FRENCH, Wooster, o., Nov. 10, Ia5o said. . I
hay used ihree or four Bottles of ioo0I,nI,s
man Bters for Dyspepsia and have derived great bcne
III from their believe them he good for nil is
eases for which they are recOmmended.n = "" ""
W. NJ. ORR, Wooster, o., ,Octobcr2d 1882 said uyo,
ask me my opinion OF the German Bters have nssJ
them lor Dyspepsia aud Indigestion, ana take neasuI.
in stating that think They are the very hest remedy ey
tant for the above are deeide1y in ad
| vance Of all the proprietary medicines Of thedaV"
| t.NMr. orr is a distinguished lawyer Of Monster
| These Btiers are EsriRsLy VEGETABLE. Theg Rops
| PROSTATE the system but iHpigOrdten.
IT, Alexander. st. clairsviIlo.
| Geo. e. bethel Flushing.
| WIN, Dunbar, llnloniown.
| 4. Orevr, Motristown.
! u. ". Mott, GAINESVILLE.
| NJ. p. Miles Il Son, Somerton.
Ind by Dealers in Medicines everywherc. Oct es y:
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M EASTWARD, HO!-SELLISG OFF TO
w CLosg,-liavlng disposed of my property In
this place being required by the conditions of te
sale TO quit the premises by the LIST Anr next will
solinptothaiime whatever of Goods 1 may have on
hand a "' ""'S ""
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oh! DELIGHTFUL.-The prettiest Cal.
~ leo Chintzes OF all grades and colors. BIesched
and Brown Musins which Can be bought very eheap
for cash of W. p. AsBURY
May 81 No l62 Haia street, Wheeling u
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rENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
"shirts Collars Cravats, Spring do, pocket hdk'fs
Gloves, Hose suspenders. For sale cheapby
sep. SOL fr..' ...r.. L. NAGLE 4 co.
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Their mower over tho above diseases is not excellcd
eQuaed by any other preparation IN the United States
the attest IN many cases after skll phys Clans
had failed.
These Btters are worthy the attention of inyalids
Possessing great virtues in the rectcaton of diseases
oftho Liver and lesser glands exercising the
ing powers in weakness and affections of the digestive
theS are, withai safe, certain aud pleasant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-26

fyBNrRAL RAILROAD-oPkS 10 STA UNION
Chespess ComfortAbie and Expeilious Arrange
maas sor Tr.,eiiaS to he several sprss.
Lrxinsson, &C.
The oonpany provided Nth rss addticaai supply
Engines
the whole
line rsRsng tAroseA s>rea na>s Vesk.
Of the RcckdsA Gan.
who're various point. In the ascent
view OF surpassine gradieur and beauty.
With the aoth july Mall Train
daily Richmond Rich.
nond 40 A. NJ. and arrive At staunton at ESQ p
by this line leave Petersburg and Richmond
at6soP.h
Leave Stanton h., Richmond aso p n
Returning the SprnE viii
Orange AiexAnds going sorthvard
the PstsrsbarH train going South. -
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I'D 5Rfsh AND GENUINE

-
Apple; kutnsr. "
Water kslon-yinsst Nina
Hd<hsrffsm.
krsfard- Biaeh .ndE,,.
onfoa-silvsr uiip: Whi,.
PoItugs'; yellow and Rsd "
0fra.
wsshInstop; do Frame: 40 o ~,
ton; Dwarf Biue PrussIan. A.
hirroufat; bishop Duarfpr c,,ss
fdrsnfp@Lonr smooth
RcPpr-Large Bell, or Ban
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n AkDkN sEEDs, wARRIN
" wAoLlsALE AsD RETIl

&SssImni's a S,ans
RS,rwI,no,sooe
Red Ssrh1L.ma small doi
nross WEI, t'e'nunnsrs;
Snap Bs,~.-r.,,x y.,,.-.
M: DO y.i,e No ,,o an. n d o, chi.
a.n ~ ,s,so 90 Hail Neon;
hsrSx .0 W 0ne' hea oran-
oR.r.,. M,
n, no enow DO DO; Long
s. .ooe wnle S,iesiAni French
Sr.,,JIT,uI u
o.n. u'Pie Sspei WHITE
SE,iso,.-r,,,x vat.
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SECOND SUPPLY


OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
NALhNTlNE, CHtNsBAW * co, have this day rec eved
by the steamers Roanoke and Jaestown,
70 their stock Of the newest styles recently imported Goods
Ladies' Gentlemen Misses Boys aud wear have
been In New York the lowest prices
In part as follows ~ "
Rich Brocade, Plaid and Striped Silks
Black Figured and Plain sks-aI prices
Plaid and Sir ped Hermann and GrenAdine
Plain and Figured Bareges Barge De L.aine,
super. french Printed Jaconets and Organizes
tfench, EngisA and American Lawns nd OalIcoes
Embroidered auslins; Plaid and Striped do
Embroidered Rooes and nTlllAnles, White and Cold
Plain Chsllys, Chally Bareges lie Beige
uinghAfns, all qualities, and Furniture prints
Habit aud Furniture Dmity, and Bonnet Cord
Chemizettet, Collars, Seeyes and IIandker chIef,
iaeh and Medium Bonnet, Cap and Neck Riband
ladies' Gentlemen's, Boys Misses and Chdrens siIk
Thread, and Cotton Hose an Half Hose
BombaIne, Alpaca Canton Cloth other Mourning Goods
81 and lO-41Abe Diaper aud Damask
Table Cloths, Napkins Doyies aud Diapers, all prices
ir.h Linens, Linen Cambria and Renting
Ladies' Gentiemen's, Boys Misses and ms Gloves
Thread Isle sSi's and Nu Lsees Edgngs Inserng
yaeonet, Cambric, Plain and Checked Swiss Muslin
CethS, Cassimeres, Cashmereits md Tueeds
slk, batin, Valencia and Marseilles yestIngs
white and Fancy, Coored Plain and Figured Drilngs
Bed Tiekings Plaid Domestic and Cottenades.
handsome variety OF Goods heavy
Linen and Drlngs Buriaps and every variety Cotton and
Linen Goods f servants Clothes Beaehed brown
bhirtings, and Cotton otnAburgt, kc.
VALENTINE, CRENsHAw A CO.,
No 90, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
apl5 Near Capitol gquare.
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$3O,OOO sSSS HEE aIS Sh seH "A s,E aSG

j D. GOODMAN will date to close out nj.
entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing store greatly
dueed prices or cash ony for the Tin seper-
es wiz, large stock OF fall Goods for wholesale trade er-
chants throughout the State will this
respectfully solicited call II
varied Goods up Ny stock
complete comprising article Genemen
parei sl Of the latest sJles greater opportunity for
me greatest has before offered
The Goods will be sold. j. D. GOODMAN
No lSf Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N b-ClothnE In suits, for house
stock IL large Those money by This gres, o.
portuniiy. Call aud see. y
myl9 n
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO VIRGIL
MA SPRINGS
RiGGdCE CIfEChED THROUGR.

BiUGiCE CHkChED IHhOtOh.
NINETEEN NILES LESS STAGING THAN ny ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
The following has bSn entered into betveen The
Richmond Danye the Soathsde, and the virginia and
Tennesse Railroad for conveying penssrs from Richmond 10
Lynehtnry, aud TO and White sulphur sprinEs;
Law s Rhmond DEPOT OF the Resmend and pAnyus Rail
daily ssniays eaerptej at 0S o'clock A. NJ and arrive
at lynehes by the Reha"nd and Dan,ie and the soahde
O'Clock M-sAsing nom the present terminus
ynehearI, II uiesdine at lyneh.
NJ the Virginia and rsnnessee Railroad and
r. Msleep Salem and leave the nett
morning A dine At the Mountain House and
O'Clock p. ~. and At the white
sulphur Up the nom Salem to Sweet
Springs miles White sulphur miles making
only 81 miles.
FARE:
From Richmond Petersburg TO Lynehbars. 90
TO sweet Springs. F.. ~
TO White sulphur Springs .........is.... %
ny order: r. K HUGHsoS, Ticket Agent.
Tfe,, Redmond be procured the office OF the Rich
motd aud Dsnvlle DEPOT only.
B. In few days the souhsde Railroad viii be completed to
the nes River Canal At point about miles below
nom shh travellers viii be iafen packet boat 70 Lynen
burg arriving before and after that day there will be only OF
miles staging the White Saphurbsing 50 miles 's than oy
orlsr route. =,
T. H.
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w bi.S M sSNfikrsS-fsos oisAUrr bxSi,
vIER trsysrsins nearly half the Sese
obtaining the Of Chemistry
almost incredible By which the hair be ced
BY the hand oa beautiful nature s-f has az TO
earring ksr person. and adding
those with whom 10 be
lavish her beauty IN all but those lovely Ring
has been practsed the shonaeie OF the ees OF the
connsnt the with perfect and
the unteruabe and almost
Graut Devive would probably have
Esyp.n died with the srgina
the only sm, portion OF the human family pave
decorated With those oscinatng nse
tvated their Thousands
Recipe manufacturing this preparation for curling the
hair With directions for be had BY serding do
post pGd. GIRA u DhFIyiER, FdrTrinct n, Tnaes2
rns friends receiving the brs,n> OF all that have used this
dairy forwarding TO all parts OF the United
stse,, those wonderful receipts for Curling the Halt
Ruls-Sm
SANDWICH ISLAND NOTEs.-At the New Bookstore, Kent
Haiper's the wOrd Part Iris work viii be
Plete In 10 Subscription the whole work ~ single
Nos. sec.
Sandwich Island SOtes by A. usOie, Illustrated VOL isO
1 CO.
HtiOy Pyrhu by Abbott, being the sh vol of Aeso't
interesting Histories eoe
uon.ymoon and other comlcAles Punch IS.
Alone, third edition., by Marion lfAtlsut, 70
Leather Stockings and Slk; Story OF Virginia, Co.
Twenty Year, In the Philippine IslAndS ~.
Utah and the Mornaens I 90
LAmplighter, iresh surplyl Is.
Tempest aud Sunshine: by Miss Mary J. Holmes, 90.
Life and Sayings OF Mrs. Partingteo, %
Sir Jasper Csrew; ty Charles Lever, 90.
Harper's Gazetteer Of the World, Nos. a&S Z" 81
Hard Times; by Dickens l2k
Harper's aud 0rahams Magazines, and
aodeys lady's Book, for August. W. A. BUFFERS,
ltr
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rUkCELI, I.ADD CO., DhUGGISTs,
No. %. Main street, Corner l,h, Riehmond, Va
nPER for sale large stock embracing the following part
" lOw prices for cash. the usual credit
Ihds Prime Nader
100 Lbs Cream Tartar
800 Kegs Super carb Soda
- Barrels spts Turpentlme
$50 Dozen Durtee's Yeas, Powder,
1000 Gall, Linseed OH
BOO Kegs White Lead. Dry and In OIL
100 Calls Lamp OIL
$500 Lbs Extract Losvood
300 Do Eutmegs
80 Barrel, Tanners oil
IS Gases Chrome Green and yellow
200 Kegs white Zinc Paint
- Ba reis Veniian Red and Spanish Drown
q Do Do x x.fai.h..
1000 Boxes window GLASS, French and American
10 Cases Refined BoraI
rs Do Coopers Isinsas,
1000 Lbs Paris Green dry and In Oil
600 Ounces suphate Quinine
Sands other MeLane vermuge and ali 9th
popular Patent Medicines The whole being very
lima, and Tennessee.
N d. Particular attention to packing and shipping fea4
PsLos PAkEiRI, or PhRFfRA hasyI ofp c bis
70! the OF Chronic diseases Urinary
lion and Uceraion Of the kidneys and Rad sayns ANU
ratabiy Of that organ and correcting the Pofus
be voided without pain dschafse
urine. "
Its efficacy a. the Para) in certain uaadIe OF the uripa.
~ organs induces to asorbe almost specific influence
altering the quality Of the urinary secretion
introduced into medicine lihon,riptc employ
brsne gonorrhes Of the
bladder In the latter OF those diseases Cir b. Brod Med
surgeon hai has great influence dsaie vhch is
now utder consideration csscnngvery materially the
the and rrsSty Of hs ssdd.r ana diminishing
J 6Gvv ~ PERRlRA, M d., H. r. S. d T.. s.
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DACKEr BOAT PLorcHpoY. FoR

VDACKEr BOAT PLoCGHBOY. FOR
II NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -lSts-fs1EsgrfN
DAY LlNE-The Subscribers commence sSsasssHSnS-S
running their boat PLouGHBoY, T. Crouch
tween RICHMOND and NEW CANTON, Inst
ne ~ for ease and comfort hereby offered
'eIges aknx or s.ving the boat at all places the
Leave RICHMOND Al A. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturday, arriving in New Canton
ReturnnE-Leave NEW CANTON, at A on Mondays Wed.
day.
Boye Edmond Davenport.
Once on 9Th street, opposite Myers Warehouse.
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VuyHE VIRGINIA AM TENNESsEE RAII.

VHE HiKGININr hMD TENNESSEE Rail.
are nov onnins line Of stage. Monday, aud
DEPOT, the Virginia
House tas Red Ssil.sHr Springs.
scHEDuLE-Lsave Iynehburg Tirgiaid aud Tssn>sAe<
Road At A. NJ and the sulphur Springs NJ
the day.
Fare NON Lynehburg Giles House % so
Do do do Red Sulphur. 8
Tickets usy be procured ut Lynehburg depot.
July 18th, lSS4 RLAGG, CALDWELL CO.
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uts7ges eho ga tATpNVt IcAe may stop AZ point
BY order, H.. ID. wHIfCOMB,
Richmond, June 90 lSa Rup Tran sportst

VlhGlNlA AND TENNEsSEE RAILROAD
and White Sulphur springs informed tina, there daily
nes OF Stages Suudass exeeptedo owned BY dsrenf p
tors and rsnning eH nom the Trenfd dsd Tn-
"es Hdind to The Sweet and White Sulphur spring. srces
them tie toSl troFa airla.o,s
ptios One OF thsss lines with
sacks the other at Salem
P.,,sssss leaving Rishneni :, sS eoSh A. NJ via the Dan
Vile and the Soahsde Railroads. mss)
Lynchbug r NJ, and NJ. take the Virginia
Railroad train and arrive Salem the
N oeock, p NJ Leave
the ssss, Spring, by O'Clock P NJ aud White sulphur by
NJ. Or they remain at Lynehburg morning
then take the cars O'Clock Tor Bon,seks stage
at the Sweet spripgs by o'eiock that evening.
The Ntlnia and Tennessee Railroad Nevberr
distant s. n,es, Rel SsNr Sysos sh,
ID tri weekly hnr Stages, aud
daily line The morning train um ssvbern
atlsS O'Clock, N. T. II. GILL,
jyis General sapt. Va. and Tenn X II.
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- rAGE AdtANGEMENT Stage Lines will
connect daily With the Central and Alexandria
Railroads foil vs.,
Passengers by the Mail line will leave Immediately ar
yer dinner and arrive at Cloverde day Richmond
Leave morning daylight,
rive at the White Sulphur Springs by 6x p. n.
And by L. A I'M
passengers can spend the nigh, at stAunton leaving
daily Sundays excepted
morning White sulphur springs nj
early hour In the evening.
RETURN SCHEDULE:
Passengers by the Mail line will white Sulphur
ght-dine al Warm Springs, CloverdA
staunton by 81 A NJ In time trains the
Central and Alex ndria reaching Richmond
for dinner second
Fasteners by Accommodation line Sulphur
ter eakfast spend the night the Hot Springs
at staGnon at an early hour evening
Meeting With the Central Train, leaving daily at
for Lexington, Natural Bridge
will be taken through day Richmond those
Rockbridge Alum Springs breakfast
Paris desTi extra Coaches charter the
ton or white su phur Springs from either Company,
they desire.
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