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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
I. A. BRATTON

A NNOUNCES to the citizens Of Vim.
n ton county. tina: he has just received
new stock Of Books and Stationary, cinsisting
in part Of
FAMILY BIBLES, at prices from 81 50 to
S5 90,
METHODIST HYMN BOOKS,
Bound in Nero eco, gilt aud common bind
ing
Weems Lille Of WAsHEGr on.
FRANKLIN.
MARION.
Life OF DANIEL Boone,
BLACK HAWK,
'' TEcUMsEAcH.
SHAkEsPEAR's wor ks complete.
Life OF 7. T. BARNUM.
De AUBIGNE's History Of the Reformation.
YOUNG MANS BOOK OF KNowLBD0B,
RINALDo RNALDINA. Romance.
Hale's History of the United States.
Grimshaw's History OF the United States.
Child at Home, Moral Tale.
MASONIC WORKS.
The Craftsman, the Light Of the Temple.
and Melodies for the Craft, containing an
excellent selection OF Hymns and Odes suita-
BILE for eyry occasion.
SONG BOOKS.
The American Songster, Paror Songster,
Exile of Erin, Songs Of Old Ireland, Negro
Songs. and variety Of other Song Boo.s.
Moral and Instructive story books for chill
dren, Pictorial Toy Books for children, ,oGeycry
description.
BLAk BOOKS.
Justices Dockets, Legers and Day Books
bound in leather and half binding, ofall sizes.
STATIONARY.
Best Cap Paper, Blue Post Letter Paper.
Commercial Note Paper, Bill Payer, also Ink.
Qdilis, Steel Pens, Sand Boxes, Mkstands,
Waters. Writing Sand, and Stationary of
every kind. all OF which will be sold al tho
lowest figures. for cash. may4-'55. It
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04
WALL PAPER AND B ORDERS
PAPER YOUR ROOMS.

1 HAVE just received the greatest variety Of
Il Wall Paper, Fireboard Screens, Window
Paper and Borders, ever before offered for
sale in Macarthur. Call and see for Yourself
at RRATTON N'S
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Copy Of Circular Issued {" the
Members Of the State Board OI
Agriculture.

CHILLIcorHE. O., April 18th, 1855.
DEAR Sir: There appears to be no
present prospect that the usual terms to
State Fair contributors will bs renewed
BY any considerable number Of the Rail
road Companies Of Ohio, and the time
has come for our Board TO decide whetb
or we can attempt TO hold Fair under
these circumstances.
You are, therefore, respectfully invi.
ted 10 attend q meeting of the Board, at
Columb bus. on the second day Of May
rro1imo, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, for the
purpose Of decidipg upon this or some
other plan Of operations for the year
1896. Yours truly,
JAS. 7. WoRTBiseros.
PYsst Ohio State Board Agrielltrrs 9.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Iron, NAILS
&C., &c.-The old and established
House OF d. N. MuRREY & Co, have
on hand a large and general assortment
of Hardware, Farming Implements
and q stock of the finest Cutlery, per
hapS ever opened in any market west o
the mountains. Our friends here, Wis
i,ing Portsmouth, will find this firm
composed of men Of strict bushes in
tegrity, and perhaps, possessed of more
li6erality than the times warrant. They
will be receiving additions to theil
stock during the continuation Of thu
spring trade. Give them a call.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04
Hardware.

I IPPENCOTT'S Axes, warrante ted 80 days
IL or the money refunded. Ha ;chets war.
ranted, Tilletson's Handsaws warranted,
Door Locks, Thumb Latches, Butts, Screws,
Augers, Smoothing Irons, Curry Combs,
Horse Brushes, Files, Rasps. in shot every
thing in the Hardware line, at
BRATT0N'S.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04

VINToN AaAIN.-We call attention
this week to the communication OF
Athens, which shows up in beautiful
colors, Know-nothingism in Athens
and Vinton counties. Wonder wher
Vnion will exhibi. his carcass to the
geniel rays of our Spring sun? Come
out in open day. Can't do it Afraid
OF putre faction! Wonder if the words
of RANDOLPH are ever suggested to his
mind when viewing himself in mir
ror? We think we hear him breathe.
What?
Am I thing, fhat stinks and
shines, and shines and stinks, like a
rotten maokrel by moonlight. Let
him alone in his reveries. It were q
sin 10 disturb the dead.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04

LNAMlLY FL0UR,-JUST RECEIVED
IL lot Of Fresh Flour. from HOLLANDS
Mill, Ross CO., o., and for sale at the lowest
Tgun ~ ,SRATTOES..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04

Lewis Napoleon, it is said, has been
investing large sums in California, in
-t<e names Of Other parties.
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suMMER RETREATS.
MONTGOMEKY WHITE SULPHU
iVI GpnINfs MONT0OMERY COUNTY, vi

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
lyl SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Tai, new and besufifuI watering peee VIII be open
far The reoeption of vistors on the ivsn o. July
IL delishtfuily situated the western nope OF the
Ale hanies In Montgomery county. soout one snd
half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee hsIrosd
from which branch road takes you TO the bprinss'
no that visitors entirely avoid stage traveIine
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond BY the Danvhs %
Petersburg by the 6outhside hailfosd, aInve 10
L. uehburg in time to dins, where they can stop 81
nieht or continae the Virginia and Teunsnee
Road passiug the Peaks OF Otter crossing ths b!ue
Ridge following the beautiful valley OF tho hoanose
climbing the Alleghanies to tbs Big Tunnel, where
they take the branch to the SPRING. arriving there
by 5 O'Clock in the afternoon These springs are
three milss from the Yellow and four from the Ale
sbsny springs.
tn. water of the 0reeubrfer White Sulphur more
pleasant to the taste and equally effective in their
usa Thew have made rome most remarkable cures
of diseases of long SITS Ddns and are believed In the
borbood to be an nslIibie remedy for dyspeP-
STA and almost every disease that has assumed q
chronic state. There also two hne chsly beate
sprip g. one of them very strong.
No xpsnse has been spared in fitting up this pro.
perty and every exertion will be made to render 9
visit pleasant and sgree able. The services of Mr..
THOMPSON Tyler, who 10 we'll known In almost all
the AtiaBtc ciiss, have been procured tho will be
assisted BY corps of gentlemaniy apd oblisng as
sistants fine Band of Music 10 also engaged.
~ Communicstions may be addressed 10
ROBT. II. MOSBY,
Pres't Monts'y White Sulphur Springs Co..
Ia 99-t. 9hswas~tf'a We.
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DOIOMAC PAvILIUN PINEY

IL POINT, ST MANY 5 20 mD-Thls deslfa-
BILE place for heslth and sea bathing is open for
the reception of visitors with nothing left undone
that will promote the comforts of Its guests.
MANY improvements have been made since my
last season. A Lunch Room has been built for the
accommodation of visitors all seasouable hours.
day or night; Stables and Carriage Houses have been
nuii. to accommodate those st distance; Billiard
Tables; Pisssi Gallery; Shuttle Board; FEN pin Al
leys and ssths have all been improved and free
to risitoys only thankful to the pubic for their
patronage the last two seasons. and hope to my
old friends and many new faces the coming season.
rhe Pavilion shall be clean and well kept. Chill
dreu with Whooping Cough and Measles will not be
admitted 40 boarders.
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single d.y, g; for three DAYS or less thar 8
week, 81 so per days ky tt week $40; by the month
81 IS per dsy. w " DIX, Proprietor.
lie tter boxes have been placed all the steamers
Fnr thA H~r~-rrro3sfio, ~ visitors. je 2S-Im
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sSEA bAIdINa.-CH ESAP E A K E
~ HALL, HAMPTON, VA 10 situated within two
miles of Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
communication is had by neat and commo6ou-
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also by Boats
lacks &c. The b all will be open for the reception
proprietor hopes to be able make comfortable ar
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health
pleasure Many improvements have been added,
such as cottages for families play grounds for chill
dreu shade trees, &c; indeed every thing that
conducs to the comfort OF the visitor.
For health and beauty of location, this place is un-
turpaHsed. There is daily communication with the
steamers OF Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
TERMS.
fsr Uay... ......Sz W
fer week.. 0O
Per Month st..................I Is per day.
I5-Sm R. g, BANKS,
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20 DOLLARS REWAkD.-han away

w on the 9th July, from the Subscriber, at Shit
lev, Charles City county, Va, mu'stto man naTed
Nm BUCK (ny cook) Said negro Is about As or
so ye.ls o,d; 10 tswny mustto; rather CRU look
ing in abe face; with his teeth defective in 'front.'
about medium 3 and height; was dressed in drab
black hat. / expect he is trying TO get CT TO the
North, and forewarn all vessels from carrying him
l will give the above reward for his apprehension
and delivery to me at Shirley, or to my agents, Ed
win Worthsm Co, Richmond Vs., If taken out Of
the state and will give twenty-five dollars for his
delivery to me or my said agents, If taken in the
State of Virginia HILL CARTER.
Sbi,lev Charles CITY county iy ln-d6 dr4t
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD
~

OPEN TO NEWS FERRf-l2o MILES
THE regular Passenger Train Will run
i daily fsundsys excepted) between RICH
MOND and NEWS FERRY.
7o minutes AZ the Juncou for Breakfastl snd arrive
At NEWS FERRY at II 2, 7. M
The Train will stop passepg AZ the following
ooinss only: Manchester sRoeiou's, Coal-hsid, To
mahavk, Fowhatan, Mattoax. Chula Amehs =. .
Mvsnoke' JenningS Ordinary, Hsytokah, Price, 9,
meherrin Keysvilfe brakes Branch, Mossns Ford
Rssnoke, Clover. soottsburg Boston, and News Fer
~. ,au,r. ~ .,s h.u
Servants travelIinfby themselves must be furnish.
"A u,ith two masses 40 that one be retained In
RI. and it must be expressly stated the pass
al thew are permitted to go on the cars
Passengers for LynchbuIe, WytheviIe, Jonesoo.
ro, Rockville and tns Virginia Springs, connect
With soath.side Railroad at Haytokah
Through TO White Sulpher Springs IN TWO days
without night travel.
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pIsaoLufIoNs. &c.
nTsSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNE

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAkINEh-
~ sBIP The co-psrtnershlp berstofore sxistin !.
between the undersigned. under the urn o.
3oth Of Jure bavias cispossd OF their ooaness 70
SIMPSON & BA0NALL-
Those indebted 10 the late hrm. are reqoeReo 20
.,,i 49, ..cnunt. AZ once and the debts Of the
WIN. WrI3HT,
JNo WRIGHT. Jn-,
JAS. B. WRIGHT.
Richrnoud July s. 1875.
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Correspondence Of th, Di.patch.

Attempted Suicide In Court Fatal Railroad Acci.
dent, &c.
BALrrxoRE, July 9th.
Not long since the dwelling hous- OF q w Bow-
ers in East street. wss set on IRE. and Charles
Hsripg. q young man uho occupied part OF Il. was
found In Oh air tied and gagged. which declared
Vas done By inccndiari-s. The police thought
oebsrwise, aud he arres.ed This afternoon,
while on trial In the criminal court, he drew q
kettle stabbed himself la the LETT side, and fell to
the ground CRYING 10 German, Il am innocent I
am innocent" His wound, which was Of sIight
character, WAS attended to. He has several veal
thy relations In this city.
Mstthsw Cochran, of Philadelphia. was killed
this morning by the express train OF cars from here
TO Philsdefphia.
The deaths here last week were l49 OF which Is
were OF consumption. This Ia an increase OF 80
over the week befre
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GREAT NORTHERN AND oUUInEnN
MAIL ROUTE
20 ~ sSs..sE -

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
nom MENCING with the lst day of July,
~ the great mail will be carried BETWEEN
RICH mOND AND WASHING TON TWICE
DAILY, Except Sunday, then oncs) over the Vir-
ginis Central and Orsnge and Alexandria Railroads
Passengers By the traina will be carried from
Richmond tn 3ordonsvIlie
NIGHT E-REDUCED FARE!
Mai, leaves Richmond at p. M, and airives at
GoIdoBsvle II 90 n. and at Washington 80 A.
NJ. Retutning, leaves 9ordousvie at IL 80 A. d.,
and arrives in Richmond at A N,
This line, running into Richmoud in the morniug
and returning in the evening" presents to the travels
ling community at very low rates the convenience
much desired.
FARE.
Between Gordon.ville and Richmond. 25
Do Louisa G Il. do .......... 0h
Do Beaverdsm DO ,...,., 80
Do JUNCTION do ... 80
And other points in the same prn portion
The day mail train cannot stop except regular de-
pots Tha night train, boto up and down, will stop
at all the usual places except Storrs
For the further accommodation Of the travel there
viii b. passenger attach sd the sight train
om Ffedericks Hall to Rich III nd, stopping at ell
the uai places, except Storr's. Rates same as on
the day mail.
The day line leaves Richmond at 6.45 A. NJ, and
returnsat.I IN.
B. D. WHITCOMB Sup't
JeSp Trars Va T.. Raj Dad.
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PERUVIAN GUANO. MEXICAN GUAM
j. S. REESE,
LIME ROGERS, WOsTE NH0Ls

N'INE hOUF ND WVO II ~ = lnttr
l. AND OTHER CUTLERY. oPPodrE ss,rf.f
CAN HorEL ROBERT McNAhEE te'f ,sssiG
calls the attention Of his customers 70 Pc pa ssl
stock of Racers, Knives, Scissors, DenssI sf,s.a,
cal Inseruments of his own'sEd foreisE 80 ~
together with . variety Of goods In bis He's
he viii sell very low. =. vsrss;
cd TO shave we'll. ., Ia SO
,,s,s a a,ass VI ea''eis anu IT,
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r. E. HUGHsON, Ticket Agent.
N B-For the informsroa of the public, It ID
deemed proper state that Il ere Is dauy Hse OF
sssses fom the terminus the road via Osnvilie to
Greensboro. Passengers for NJ lion and Yanceyv1lie
win leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays, an /
FIR DAYS.
n " ii,
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sNuE uUuULNUf btkINGo.-Ih,

tsuE dUuULNOt SFklNGo.-Ihe
Il subscriber respectfully announces to the pupiio
that this well known watering place having. since
the last season received extensive i'm proveme nts
and been put into thorough repair, was opened for
the recept5ou of visitors on the goth inst. Every
effort will be made to present even more than the
ordinary nducsrne DTS of former years and 10 this
cnnnectun re subscriber is gratihed state that
Mrs. TURIN Who supern tended the domestic ar
Tangemea at this same place few years six CO. and
whose eticieut attention and ladyIks de portme mt
sn6, with corps of servants in selecting who
usual has b-en bestowed will offer her services
the guests The strictest attention will be paid
20 the hotel and cabin errsEgements to obVi-
ate every annoyance and promote in the hisb est DE-
gree the comfort and pleasure OF the visitors. A
band of skiltul Musicians has teen engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alloy, Bllisrd Tables ar
other of amusement will contribute to make
these Springs place CT healthfnl and agreeable re-
Taxation.
The waters sulphur and chaly beate, and third
also used in the bath house. They offsr an assem-
blsge OF mild tonics aud gentle slterstives, whose
beneficial effect has been sigually shown in nuue-
Instances ia which worn and de biitated frames
have been admitted to their il 1uep c.; and their fiji
cheney, in the of ladies' and children, has been
more conspicueuslly marked.
The Huguenot Springs in Powhatan county,
on the Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
from which place they are accessible by the Rich
nond AID Dsuville Railroad, which passes within six
mil5s; line of Ompbuses sent from the Springs,
conveying visitors over that space.
FARE-Sl IS per day; $40 per week; SSn per mouth.
Children over and under II years of age, and ser
wants half price.
Sn-ts DAVID MOORE.
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DUNAWAY.-han away frcm the sub
III scriber. the 22d May, NEGRO MAN,
named SAM. He il uncommonly likely fellow,
about twenty-five years OLD, of a dark, sinserbread
,m pie KEN and about five feet ten inches high =
He 10 no doubt about Richmond or its vicinity.
will give a reward Of Ten Dollars for his apprehsn-
sion and delivery into the jail of heurico county
ie Il-2ewts JOHN HUTCHINSON
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, RIoaMoNp, Va
rumor having become current that The ,nh
seIloer hsd reiinquished the proprietorshp of the
American Hotel, ne tab es his mode of ntorminy ~
friends and the travelling pubs that such il nor ,h
case he b-gs to assure his patrons that the ,sms
care and attention shall be shown them in futura !.
heretofore has gained their liberal patronage
ie 30-d&slm ams,; u,
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s>-s@SsM NEW AND SPLENDID
MI OPPO SITION LINE OF

p-aA NEW AND SPLENDID
$3.50 PPos!TIoN LINE, OF
STAGES Through fem Richmond. Petersburg
Baltimore, Washington and Alexandria to White
sulphur and Sweet Springs, in days and Salt Sui
phur In days
On and after the LIST day of July next, we will
daily line of four horse coaches, from the terminus
Alum Springs, and TO the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs with branch
to the All-Hesling Springs)
Passengers leaving Richmond In til Eorniug train
~ cars, wilt reach Rock bridge Alum and Bath Alum
Or Warm Springs same day; leave next morning at
day light and arrive at the Sweet and w hite Sui
phHr Springs early in the evening.
Having ali new, first class coaches, fresh teams,
selected @lth great care and accommodating drivers
we fae assured extend to the travelling pub.
tic such facilities for aud comfort have
bsfoIe been offered or secured on this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandria
TO any of the above named Springs be obtained
of any of agents. who will always be found at the
Railroad depots of those places.
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times when
desired. HARTMAN & BROWN,
my ~ Proprietors.
Rates of Fare in connection with the Tginn Central
Railroad, by Harn,an md Bro,vn's Stage tfns.
FROM RICHMOND
TO White Sulphur springs.................... 90
70 HealinR Sprngs................. IS
70 dot spIipgs................. 80
To Bath Alum Springs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60
To Rockbrdge Alum springs.......... ....... 90
TO lexington b 70
Passengers are Informed that we have reduced our
considers the fare unreasonable To reduce 1t
still lower to suit the times and oses Of The trareng
public. HARTMAN BROWN,
Jy6 Prnprietors
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The Birmingham (Ensland) Msrcurv ...
elephant I'D years I'D IL 10 be sho. Ia ,h., ,n,vn
u Consequence OF extreme age end physical wesk.
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I AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The

- highest market price will be paid for 40, 80 100
and l60 acre LAND WARRANTS also for Lsps
Scrip. Persons having Warrants Scrip to sell
will do well to call at WIN HURLEY,s
Exchange Ofhcs, No. Pearl at. Richmond Va
N Persona living in the country are respect
fully requested to forward their warrants (wbep
duly a.signed) by mail Dr. otherwise, and / pledge
mysef TO them. that they shall receive the hishes
as the y shall deem proper to direct me.
ie 5-Sm VIM HIJRIFY
The p'ice of Warrants is fascinating and unsteady.
At present sm paying 81 10 per acre
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ksUoaiUN . COD LIVkk OlL-M
a. late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK L co BENZ
dissolved by Its own limitation am now sol, u,
prietor of the genuine Cod Liver Oil which b.
generally prescribed by physicians at this season
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &c, &c.
fui to ask for Rushton's and see that my name h
The label, end my signature over the cork Of esq
bottle, as there are several spurious articles u d
market claiming TO be Rushton's.
FREDERICK v. RUsHT0N
Son Of the late VIM. l.. Rusbton, N You
fhe above Oil for sale by DUVAL 4 N0RT0s
,ornsr of Main and 10th streets, Bank Square Rt
nond. apb-Sr'
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ARUS a. SHINE are daily recs;yino
- additions to the large and handsome stool =,
fslr and Chamber Furniture The wortmsnshia
ana sa,ieiy OF patterns which they exhibit in tha
sales Rooms cannot be exceiled bv any othsr hon.s
In ire tisds The public and the coantry iSsse
s Iouia 90 well to examine their stock before par
ehssing eiewhere, as they are Determined rnt 20
be oa'done by any other house in securins tso " "
pu'aton o. ssline fashionable Fnrrinrs 81 v.rs Law
pres. esii and examine for yourselves at IN "a
ly6-l0t
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TACksON's EXCELSIOR BITTEN

IACkoUN'S EXCELSIOR BITTEk
~ In justice to r ii. J 'cksop, and impelied bIl
sense of duty to those afflicted W tn Dy,pep,s 81
.oss of appetite, will state that hsving u'ed
Excelsior Buffers with the hsppisst feet ms
lie daughter, onfdently recommend them
who afflicted with the above conploirtL
w. G. FERGUSON
Richmond, April IL, 1855
1 advise every family to procure these Bitten
They may be found at +. J Picots, A. BOdesN
9. M. Zachrsron's, Chas. Miilspsush's, Beuuesl
8eers, and Alex DuvsPs Druggists, Richmond.
All orders promptly attended to. js2
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MECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
NI subscriber having recently purchased this
property, has entirely refurnished the House. and s
now pre- pared to receive company. This elghtfu
summer retreat is in the county of Abemarle about
miles above Charlottesville imme dieteiy the
Central Railroad and situated in a gion of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being in full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 80 mini ride of the great tunpe now
structug through the uutain and equally cove
nient to the University of Virginia aud Monticello
WIN. r. JARMAN, p M,
ie 2i-dts Mecbum's River.
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SUMMER ADVANCEMENT

SU III MEX AhRANOEmCN1
- u - -;
VIRGINIA. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
TO ALUM sPkINGs IN ONE DAY, AM WHITE
SULPHUR IN ONE AND HALF.
THIS is the best route to all the Vlr-
ginia Springs because theirs will be less stss
an batter sags roads than on soy othsr larger
supply of Stages ise1pected than ever hefore.
Objects of great attraction on the line. ,
In the Cou6ty Hanover, the II ad passes by the
birth pi-ce CT CLAY and the ola Corrt House, where
HENRY 6red up the split Of the Revolution; by
NJ uticvIlo, thu residence of JEFFERSON; over TIE
top of tho Blue Ridge. at Rocafisn Gap wher-
r.usI the whul British army; near" WEIR's" cele-
brs:ed cave; The "6owing Cave" and the Natural
Briigs
ton and = forcs 10 engaged isyiog half mile of trnek
8 day Early IN August thu will be THisTY-TWo
MILES aud ONLY NINE MILES FROM hoDRBRiDGe
ALUM
A large portion of the Road being balnsted, Sc
eurss t. a great extent. EXEMPTION From Du-r
Fare in connection Nth stage line Of VIM r. Fdrsss
Co
From PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND.
To sweet Springs. $1,000 To Warm SPRING.. S85o
To White sulphur.. Il oo To Bath Alum. "a Is
To Healing s''''..'9rV 70 9ocsonuse Aiun. ~ ~
Leave Ricbln 6.45 A. M, die at Stanton q
Nj, TO RookDridgs or Bath Alum LIST day, I'd day
dins 1t Caiahap's old stand, reach White sulphur
early in the evening.
Southern passengers will find 1t more convenient
to get Richmond overnight, but have emPls time
to connect IN the morning train
RETURNING-ths best arrangements will be made
for comfort and despatch to connection with
the cars; arrive in Richmond at O'Clock, with am
pie time for Southern cars, -
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION, vs. c. z. Co.
WIN. P. PARISH CO,
Stage Proprietors.
Office Va. Central Railroad Co.,l
Richmond, May g. 1855. je II