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ROYAL PARRISH,
General Commission Merchant,

NICII4hOND, va,
HAVlNG permanently located in the city of
ILL Richmond, Offers his services to his friends
aud others for The sale of Flour, Wheat, Butter,
Lard, and the productions Of the country generally
From his long experience in business. he can prom
Use his patrons the highest prices, with quick re-
turns.
| will also buy any article in The market. on or
der, Tor my friends My office is at present at
Butler & 'rirslys, Cary Street.
Refer by permission to VIM. Kinney, Esq,
President Of Central Bank
Richmond Aug IL, S54.-3m.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to me are requested to
a make immediate payment to Hartman & Bell,
and to no Que else. as they are the only persons
Aug. 9, 1854.
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ATTENTION FARMERs!

AII6W IIUIa AIA1NIIIO
HAVE few of Pennock'S celebrated Slide
Il WHEAT DRILLS. with Grass Seed Sow
ers attached for sale. About ~ OF these Drills
will be in use this fall in this county, and have
given universal satisfaction.
Now is the time to procure one by early appll-
cation. Extra pieces will be kept on hand 10 re-
place any that may wear out nF break.
GEO. E. PRICE.
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PURE ClMCIIJMATI
RFCTIFIED WHISKEY.

SSN BBLS. "Rose," Magnolia" Oliver
OOO and Dexter" brands Reclifed Whskey
for sale by the subscribers at owes; market prices.
We oct these brands directly from Cincinnati
from rectfers of the first responsibility, who pride
themselves upon making none but pure article.
We Keep no other, and those ordering from us may
rely entirely on the absence Of any poisonous drug
in the whiskey they buy of u.s.
WILLIAMS s. BROTHER.
Corner Gary AID Pearl StS., Richmond, Va.
Aug. so, lS54.-Gt.
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S,aunton, AUG. so, 1854.
MOI CnaNO! =

0OhNO' GOAAANN''
Vg'HE subscriber has made arrangements to sup
IL ply all who may want the real PEROP
IN G. U.3.N'O. either by the bag or ton guam
lity of the article now On hard, and it necessary
the stock will be increased To une or two hundred
tons. WILLIAM WrTHROW.
Wavnesboro'. Aug. IL, lS54-3s.
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Saddle. Harness and Trunk FaGtorI
mariGE TO HOUSE BUILDERS.

TINHE Presiden, and Directors of the Montgom-
4 cry White Sulphur Springs Go. will receive
seated proposals fol- the erection Of large Hotel
so or 60 Cottages, and all other buildings (of Ell
Their Wood OF Briek) necessary for an extensive
watering place, until the LIST day of September
next, on which day, at said Springs. on the North
side of the V. s. Il. II. r., one mile from the
west end of the big Tunnel, they will proceed to
let SAID buildings.
Plans and Specifications car be seen on applica-
ton to WIN. Ii. Peck at Backsbufg on and after
the 26lh inst.
By order of the Board.
w. II. PECK, Secretary.
Auu- Is IS54-tlstSept.
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New Goods.
] n 9 II

EpY the subscriber on Saturday the Doth inst.
I'D in the tvwnof Stauntun,a ssPOrt Moaa:aie"
containing a small amount of money and some
very valuable papers. The finder will be liberal
" rewarded by leaving it ut The Spectator Office.
Aug. so, 1854. THOS. p. WILSON.
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PERUVIAN GUAMo.

WE have just received 50 TONS 1T the above ar
ticle in fue order, at Richmund prices -
'i'rht added. j BRANDEBURG& co.
S!aunt1n. Ang %. lS5l.-Gt
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MoN-coRRosTvE PENS.

IENHESE Pens, from the Manuactosy of Blanzy,
Il Puure s. Co, of Boulogue, France, are made
of AmalgamatiOn of Zinc and Plaina, warranted
not to corrode in any kind of ink, net even IN red
ink. The Pen can be used tof two months IN
succession, andcan be set To suit any kind OF wrl-
ing. 1t is also constructed 81 rs tn hold lux g.
nough to write with for ten minutes, which Will
keep the fingers aud desk clean OF ink; IT is also
adapted to all kinds of paper. These Pens are
now used in the whole Empire Of France, and en-
clusively by the Bank OF England, Custom House
and East India Company, and in all hepubhc OF
fees in the United States. To Merchants. Bank
ers and Solicitors they are Invaluable. Price 5O
cents per dozen, or 81 90 per gross.
S. H. COLEMAN, Sole Agent
SauntOn, Aug. 80, lo54. for this County.
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY
in the Town Of Weston,
Lewis County, Virginia,
FOR SALE,

'JNIIE undersigned is DESTROYS of selling his Tav
L ern, situated on Main Street of said town,
and Immediately in The centre of business. The
buildings consist in large two story Buildings.
seventy-two feet front. having also a Store room
atiached sufficient for the Dry Goods or other bu-
sness. There is also upon the premises fen
Pin Alley which is profitable. There is good
well of water in the yard, and Stable convenient
Iy situated. There is also fine Bakery attached
to the premises, built in the most improved style.
For terms apply by eiier or in person to the own.
ar, on the premises. HENRY b. MONKS.
Weston, July 5, lSJ4.-2m.
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JUDSS EBc CasY,
and Dealer in Carriages

Doors above Il. s; j. s. Crawford,
EIEEPS constantly on hand Rockaways, Bug.
IA oies. and Ph@tons of his own and Northern
manufacture, which he will sell as cheap as can
be bought in the State tor cash, or approved paper
at six months.
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Factory
He has lately returned from the Northern Git,
les. where he has laid in an extensive stock OF
SaddIery Hardware, viz: Every kind of Mount
inr for best and common Coaches, Buggy and Sui
XIV Harness. and also Saddles, Brides, Harness,
Trunks. Saddle bags, Carpet bags, FaiIses' w hips
Country Sadders would do we'll to give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
N.B.-All kinds of Repairing done with neat
ness and despatch. He also has several sec"nd;
handed Carriages on hand, which he will sell
cheap. JCDSON M00"i
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Last Notice.

OUR accounts are drawn of and ready for set
W Element All knowing themselves indebted
are hereby notified that Immediate payment will
be required HARPER y Dho'
Siauntun Aup. %, 1854.
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B e w ar

RF The DiarrhGa and Dysenlery-get bottle
" of Blackberry Cordial-the surest, safest and
most pleasant remedy Recommended by
most Of our PhySiciaeS. aud for the efficacy of
which can give plenty of testimonials. A fresh
supply just received at BlXBY'S.
Stsunton. Aug. so, 1854.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SCIaoOL

'R,llE next seSsl0n commences the l2ih OF Sep
tember For particulars enquire OF the sub
scriber My post tflice IS Brownshnrg.
JAMES MORRISON.
August 23, lS54-4t.
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EEOT WEATHER.

n HAVE Just received large supply Of super
or LEMON SYRUP-ihe best article for Il
ice cool drink-ior sale by the single OF dozen
bO,t't~ BINBh.
StauntOn, - s.. ISL.
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LAMB VSOR SALE.

Aug. IS, ls54.-tlstsept.
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ROCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE,
AT Public Auction.

Aug. IS, 1854.
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FARES:
STAGE LINE.

Our Stage Lines win connect with each of the
Trains of the Central Railroad, az follows viz:
Passengers from the Express Train win leave
Staunton mmed iatey after dinner, say st o,clock
2. NJ and arrive at Cloverdale by dark, same day.
from Richmond. Leave next morning at DAYLIGHT
and arrive ct White Sulphur by e4 NJ. 49, =
Passengers by the Accommodation Train will leaye
Stannton at 6 O'clock, A. NJ, arrive at the Warm
Syringe at 6 +. III: Leave next morning after day.
light and arrive at White Sulphur by 8 p. NJ
~ b IhfsdTrGngement proposes strictly asd liter.
ally altogether Daylight 7Tape-and zoe pledge ON.
setres 70 ensured to Passengers the comforts kephave
Returning, our Lines will leave White Sulphur If
II 4 M Passengers desiring expedition win reach
ntannton next day IN time to get to Richmond BY
r d being less than day ard a half Those lie.
:rins comfort win arrive It Warm Springs It g. p.
rest all nigh. leave next day 81 A. NJ ana a.
for Richmond, Alexandra or baltimore q - 81 ;
= fassengers for u KING TO M NATURAL.
bkIDGE, BUCHANAN and F1NCASTLE viii be
TAKEN through the same day from Richmond bv the
cypress Line Those for LExINGTON by dart.
Passenger for ROcKBRIDGE ALUM arrive "a
breakfast BOD day. .7aS - ~st o 1s
Passensers who get Through Tickets may stop al
any point, or change from one Line to the other
Those desiring Extra Stages can charter them al
Staunton WIN EARIcTi T. ~ -
euo <ist, 1903. ie "a
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A SILENT SEA CAPrAIN-Capt. Stone, of the
steamer Canada, now in this port, is probably the
most silent man afioat. Sailsrs who have been with
him many months say they never heard him speak.
He writes his orders to his officers and if they fail
in carrying them out he reprimands them in writing
Yet he has the reputation Of being of the most
skilui and prudent captains of the Cunard line and
rsmarkaole for his powers of personal endurance
more than an hour at time, and nothing appears to
escape his notice. Still he does not speak either to
his officers or passengers. On recent passage two
ways who were passengers in bis ship, noticed this
popularity, and at dinner one day were quite clio
quent upon the blessings of speech and then by way
OF contrast expressed their deepest COMMUNICATION
for for dumbies One Of the wags was overcome by
his pocket and applied 1t to his right eye while he
gazed at Capt Stone with the left poor, dear gem
tleman," he sobbed, the tears followed the onion
II wonder If he is deaf as well as dumb" This was
too much for the passengers who burst into rear of
laughter in which Capt Stone Joined heartily as The
rest When order was restored he said, "Gentlemen
and ladies, or ladies and gentlemen-I acknowledge
t ina. appear to disadvantage by not speaking more
my constant care to that you are properly at.
tended to in every particular. What more can YOU
desiref' After this effort he resumed silence. and
has not been known to speak snce.-Boston Atas
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= - - y 8
TyHE Proprietors, in presenting this We
u ter to the public for patronage and attention
feel y pride shss .ss5 n r.
room popularity, sh0Ttved rapid In it, growth,
but water Of long established and undlsputed viz
tue whose efficacy in the cure Of disesee va nnf.
VERBALLY recognized. and In many cases joyfuy re-
Considering the almost insurncuntable dificuitie1
Of access and the rude and very imperfect character
Of the accommodation it, earesr wss briliiant-al
most beyond parallel.
been removed TIE Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
road renderst easy Of access from almost al parts Of
the Union; and the Yellow Sulphur Springs Compa-
ny have spared neither trouble or expense In adding
the decorations and Embellishments OF art to the
beauties and charms of which Nature has been sin.
gulary lavish. In short, they are fully determined
that 1t shall be second to place In the Union -
pleasure resor-asi 1t certainly 10 second to none
resort for health and general re-nvisoration Of the
constitution.
Situated a. 1t il ON the very summit Of the ALE.
ghsny mountain, the atmosphere 10 - fresh and a.
pure rs mountain atmosphere cnn be. while the
thick and clustering forest tees scattered over the
pleasure grounds, furnish picturesque and scenic
They have boon fortunate il engaging the ser.
vices Of an experienced and skilfnl host Dr. CLARK,
and accomplished hostess. MAS. DR.: DuNkLEE,
who, with characteristics urbanitY. viii DO every
thing possible to enhance the comfort and ado 70 the
entertainment of their guests.
Tho water, according to an anafynf by Bishop Ma
olson, formerly President of William and Mary Col.
Iese, has good proportions Of Sulphur Magnesa and
Iron-thus combining the atrative properties OF the
former two with the tonic properties OF the latter.
Between the Depot and the Springs, there is q
new and well graded turnpike, ON which will be
found good hack accommodations regularly twice
J. r EDMUNDSON,
c. b. GARDNER.
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STAGE ARRANGEMENTS.

@fESA Our Stage Lines will con-
GzS@SSz=A meet with tho Trains of the Cen.
ira! and Alexandra Railroads a. follows, viz:
Passengers by the Mail Line will leave Sfaunton
mediately after dinner, and arrive at Cloverdals
same day from Richmond; leave next morning. at
daylight breakfast at Bath Alum and arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs by 81 Pm.
And by an arrangement with Messrs J. L. Heiskell
Co g Line, passengers can spend the night at
Staunton, leaving at A. NJ daily Sunday excepted
arrive at the Hot Springs before night; leave next
morning, at s, and arrive at White Euphu Springs
at an early hour in the evening.
RETURN SCHEDULE,
Passengers by the Mail Line viii leave White Sui
phur at daylight dine 1t Warm Springs sup at Clio
verdaie, and arrive at Staunton by 81 A. M. in tms
to connect with the trains of the Central and Alex
andna Railroads, and reach Richmond in time for
dinner I'd day.
PASSENGERS by the Accommodation Line, leave tbs
White Sulphur after breakfast, spend the n:aht at
the Hot Springs, leaving after daylight; arrive at
Stannton at an early hour same evening, CONNECTING
with the Central train, leaving daily at A. H.
Passengers for Lexington, Natural Bridge Bucbs.
nan and Fincastle, will be tax en- through nme day
from Richmond; and those for Rock ALUM Eprinss
to breakfast I'd day. by 8 A. M.
Parties desiring extra Coaches, can charter the
same sa at Staunton or White Sulphur Springs from
either Company, to travel a. they may desire
Jy IL WIN. r. PARISH Il CO.
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10 THE PUBLIC.-Wa

& ~ lie fuBLIC.-We
Lynchbnre. continuing ON by the Virginia and Ten.
nessee Railroad, and our Stage Line to the Sweet.
hea sweet, and White Sulphur Springs Whole cost
TO the passenger $3.50, between Richmond and ths
dule: sS"0'
Leave Richmond daily. Except sundsys) via the
Danvie Railroad, to the junction of the Soutbsids
Road. over that road to its terminus and our Coacbes
e Lynchburg by 81 r. NJ. Leave Lynchburg at P.
~, via the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad TO the
divsrgng point of our line, at Bonsack reach Fin.
castle by dark leave Fircastle daylight next day
and arrive at the Sweet and Red Sweet Sprines To
P - Viva
:. Richmond and Danyille passengers are informed,
that on and after the 9Th day of july will accom-.
modase them in splendid horse Coaches Speed in.
creased and fare reduced unknown in the late his.
tory OF the service, between the terminus of the
Danville Railroad and Danville: Leave Richmond
at69 A. H., and arrive at Danville same night
Fare from pf esent terminus to Danyille 500
Do. do. do. to Halifax H. $50
And to be reduced from time to time, a. circum.
stances may require.
~ Our Agent, Mr. J. H. SHOOK, may be found
at the Commission House of Mesns Brown L Shook.
two squares below the Exchange Hotel Franklin MI
'eZa-ts FARISH. HARTMAN l. co.
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MEDICINES.
WHE WHOLE ANIMAL CREATIl


i are subject to disease. But few die from sick
ness where instinct il THEIR ONLY PHYSICIAN. The
benecent Creator has given the various plants and
roots for the of disease and it 10 upon this great
truth that DR.. Hampton bases the many wonderful
cures of his celebrated TINCTURE
Truth is mighty. We appeal to our own citizens
Wherever fairly tried the success attends its
mach and Bowels. t
As CHOLERA preventive, it has been truly sue
cessful
Cough, Dyspspsis, Rheumatism, &C.. yield to its
gentle sway. As Female M edicine and for Delicate
Children, we believe it has no equal. N
CITIZEN OF THE OLD DOMINION THUS
SPEAKS.
ScoTTsvILLE, Albemarle CO., Va,
Messrs. Mortimer Observation-Disclosures IL
have been afflicted for the past eight years with Dys.
pepsia, Rheumatism and Liver Complaint, suffering
all the while with pains in the shoulders hips, back
and sdes-shfting from one side to the other-palpi-
taton of the heart loss of Appetite cold sweats at
night, excessive costiveness and great debility and
weakness tried many remedies, which done me
vised to try "HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE," and am happy to say it has cured me- l
am now free fom all pain, and in the enjoyment of
perfect health, and take great pleasure in recon-
mending the Tncture to all afflicted as have been.
Yours. JAS. NJ NOEL.
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint Scrofula.
A female medicine It Is unrivalled.
Sold by O. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
& Co., Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg;
By all the Druggists In Petersburg; BY MORTIMER
& MoWBRAY. Baltimore, and BY Druggists and
Ws1 per bottle IS bottles for ss.
jy 28-d&cts
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SNEAD g. COOKE,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW,
Tho,Ioffocn117o Y1


T1HE undersigned having formed CO.
L partnership for the practise OF Law in Abe
marie, will practise regularly in the County and Cir.
cult Courts of said County, and also in the District
Court, held In Charlottesville.
All professional business entrusted to the firm will
receive the attention of both parties
a. Claims secured and collected, and remttancea
BURWELL W. SeNEAD, ~
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address B. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, or e. /.
Cooke, Palmyra, Fluvanna, Va.
BURWELL w. SNEAD will also regularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts of Fluvanna and will
give his prompt attention to all professional busine
entrusted to him in that county.
: REFERENCES:
New YcRK-Messrs Greenwsy,, Brothers l. Co.;
& Hudson; Ward, Babcock 4 Co.; Ely Mygatt, il. 4
Co.; Levi Cook Co.; A. r: rockingham & Co.; Hem
rvs, Smith and Townshend; Beebe Il Co.
BALTIMoRE-Messs Bausher, Fisher & Co.; Ball,
Chriss h Co.
RIcHMoNp-Mesr Wardsworth, Turner 4 Co.;
Parker. Bayly 4 Nimmoi Warren l. Perkins Kent,
Brown; Thos. 4 Chas. Ellis; Geo. W. Grettsr; w. r.
Butler & Co.; John N. Gordon l. Son; Flanagan,
Stokes Co. je 25-Sm
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HORSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-The we'll r,

IN FOR SALE-The well known ri
-. ding N "A R e, the property of the late M
snnnd n Farrar. She is seven years old, warranted
na 10 every respect and perfectly gentle in har.
"oss' Apply to G. B. LIPSCOMB I4th A.
-- -. Late Farraf's Office.
IN FOR SALE-A pair of fine Har.
match we'll Any per.on wishing q pair of gentle
NJ horses would do well to call and see Them
ar ,'o .s nae LADIES NAG They will be sold cheap if
aa A. B. HUTCHINSON.
IN FOR SALE.-Two HORSES. "a
- choice out of sx) perfectly sound. also een-
&c, can woIk single or doubls-suitable for family
use. Can De seen at my Factory, or running the
streets with my Soda Water Wagons
NJ. MCCORMACK
~ No $685. Broad street.
-et Soda Water Mandatory.
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OPEN T(
STANTON.

n -
CHEAPEST, MOST COMFORTABLE AND Elk.
FICTITIOUS ARRANGEMENT EVER MADE
FOR TRAVELLING TO THE SEVERAL
VIRGINIA SPRINGS, LEXINGTON,R &c
THE COMPANY is provided with a
i LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF NEW
ENGINES and PASSENGER CARS-have but one
change of baggage from to stages ON the whole
route and present the only line running through
en- times sceek.
The cars pass over the top of the mountain at
Rocksh Gap, where at various points In the ascent
scenery presented to the view of SURPRISING gran
deur and beauty.
Commencing with the Goth day fully, an Express
Mail Train will be run daily between Richmond and
Staunton, and an Accommodation Train also daily,
Except Sundays) with the view of securing to Ia
dies and invalids the greatest amount of comfort.
Leave Richmond at $50 A. M and arrive at Staun-
ton at $50 P. NJ
By this Line passenger cars leave Petersburg and
Richmond in the morning and arrive at the White
Sulphur Springs next day at6.30 p. M
Leave Staunton at l P. M. and arrive in Richmond
at $50 NJ. -
The Accommodation Train will leave Sfaunton ut
6 Al NJ and arrive in Richmond at ESQ Pm.
The Second Train going up will stop at the usual
points for passengers but will not stop
coming down, except at depots.
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CHRIsrIANsBuRc, July IS, Is5.

CHRIsrMNsBuRe, July 10, 1854.
We have known the waters Of the Yellow Sulphur
Springs used for many years, with the greatest ad
vantage in debility, removing speedily all the train
of distressing nervous symptoms which 20 frequent
ly accompany il.
In diseases of females 1t has proved very useful,
mia speedily.
In diseases of the skin, it h most remarkable,
moving letters of great extent in few days. curing
old Ulcers of almost every species.
In Chronic Diarrhea, it IL almost . specific.
JOSEPH r EDIE, n. D.,
iy2t-dsw DAVID WADE. N. D.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
s. ROAD.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS

" !C11Oho 10 the various Springs are
informed that this Road i now open from Lynch.
burg to Newbern, tlo6 miies) ard connects by daily
spsu .. SsEss With the various
SWEET AND WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS
he other sas E eve e FRAN
spring. and the White sulphur i a sss ss sss.
night ars Or they can take 10 sssss e s any
SACK lodge ct Fincasile, and arrive AZ the Sweet
and White Sulphur Springs the following evening"
Bonsacks end srrve At the Sweet sprinss thai ave-.
Ming. and the White Sulphur the following morning
"a ,hs Gm h,ly to the Sweet sprpss % %
RED sGIPHUR SPRINGS SPRINGS %
Passengers leave Lynchburs daily st Z a. H., Or.
Is6ss ss fsss;' q. Ps'' le e X.
Red sulphur Springs at 8 r. n.
AIIEGiHANsiY spRiNG.s;' = :"
PASSENGERS leave Lynckhurg ct A. NJ and arrive
ss shawsvilis. four miles from the spisss 10 10
Fare on the Railroad - ss
YELLOW suIPHUiiRn' sPRiNGs. =
L.sys LHnehbnss at A. and arrive It Chris
ats quarter past II o'clock A. n.
coia1Ris; wHIIE suIrHiUjR srsiSos %
Leave Lynehbure att Al n, or Il Z. III. and Or.
rive at the Springs IN and n hours.
=. ....... u 10
BUCHANAN NATURAL RRIDGR. LEXINGTON AkD
Leave L.1s6Sars daily ssP. Il. ~ Is. ss.s. !.
i isFys Il. .ss Day
ms and reach the Natural Bridge Is bresafsss: ssop
.So soass md hale and srrivs = RseiSsisss Aan
Fare fIsn Lypehbuss . Buchanan. J, 49,. 600
Is :. Natural Bsidse...... SEQ
ks ssass.iss:s; zi.a.... IS Il;
y. re nsnviIie, And the aouthaids RsilsosdA and
Ma eisrs 1'ls e , .rr,s s. ssssa
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NOVEL WAY TO RAISE THE WIND.-One day
l-stweek gentlemanly looking young fellow. about
twenty-five or twenty three years of age called on
the sexton OF Cave Hill Cemetery and ordered
child's grave to be dug. Having seen the sexton
break ground, he remarked that he would then pay
for the work, and rendered ten dollar note receiv-
ing eight dollars in change. As no childs funeral
made its appearance during that day, the next,
northe next, the sexton suspected something was
wrong, and upon examination found his ten dollars
counterfeit So he is out OF pocket to that amount
besides the labor of digging the grave-Louisuiile
Courier, dug. 2.