The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-13
COYNER,A WHITE AND BLACK sU

COYNER,s WHITE AND BLACK SUI
~ PHUR SPRING s-This delightful watering
situated on the line of the counties of Roanoke and
Botetourt, surrounded by mountains. and in of
the most beautiful, picturesque and fertile portions
sns and Tennessee Railrosd within $50 yards Of tho
road itself, and about half mile from Bonsack's de.
pot only eight nine hours ride from Richmond and
Petersburg, and about two hours from Lynshburg.
Persons leaving City Point or Petersburg, or Rich
mond, In the morning, by the Southside and Danvile
KaiiIoas. and taking the cars OF tho virginia and Ten
about O'Clock M the same day, where an Omni-
bus 10, will meet them, and senvey them to the
SPRING.
There are three White and two Black Sulphur
Springs, whose curative powers can be attested by
scores of persons who have been entirely relieved BY
half century past has been established In the sur
rounding counties for having cured many persons af
fcted with various chronic and other diseases. They
are not surpassed by any mineral waters in Virginia
for the cure of Dyspepsia in Its various forms, fec
tions of the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder General De-
bity especially of the Nervous System all kinds of
Cutaneous and other Diseases of the Skin and many
of the diseases peculiar to f. males They gently
pursative and duretc, with strong det. rminaton
the skin. For certificates to the efficacy of the
waters of these Springs, see handbills
The Buildings are spacious and convenient, and
almost entirely new, consisting OF Hotels Cottages,
&e- aftording accommodations equal to any to be
found in the mountains of Virginia, for about 400
persons
those of the best hotels in cities.
The Bedding 10 unusually good, with hair mattresses
throughout the estabshment-as to all which Q in
vte visitors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared in obtaining the best
Servants and the most experienced and best qualified
asssNants for every department of the establish
ment
The general m,na cement il confded to J. A. HE.
FELFiNGER, ESQ, late Of Cumberland, Maryland.
of Lynchburg who will doubt give satisfaction to
all who may visit the place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS &c, for ex-
ercise.
fine BAND OF MUSIC is already secured, and
Telegraph Office will soon be established at Ben
sacks depot
The TABLE will be- found equal to any in the
mountains, the facilities for securing supplies being
Ia HEFELFINGER co,
je1S-3m Propretors
MILITARY ROAIANCE..-Letn no one fall
1S1 to read the new and extraordinary story of
THE GREEK ADVENTURER, OR THE SOL
DER AND THE SPY. Tale of the Seige
of SebastopoL BY LIEUT.. MURRAY.
The story opens with the hero at the Battle of Ink
erman, and carries him through thu vivid scenes Of
that eventful day, and deneaes of the strange
phases of the late in the as This Is the best
military story published In newspaper form. and
may be found In THE FLAG OF OUR UNION"
just issued and for sale at o. g. COsBY's
Depot of Newspapers and Magazines,
ISL Broad street.
o. g. COSBY having made new and important ar
ransements !. enabled to furnish all the principal
MAGAZINES, Newspapers and Periodicals published
in the United States and Europe, at the publisher
lowest rates
DAILY PAPERS
Received by fast Express arrange ments lin advance
of the mail. at II O'Clock every morning. and dev
cred thereafter in all parts of the city by
fa hful Carriers.
NJ Y. DAILY HERALD s a month, $40 a year.
do. do. TINES ST. $40 :"
a. 10 d