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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-22
Drp GOODS.


WE ARE STILL IN TOWN !!
And 50 long have such liberal patronage FROM
THE PEOPLE we shall remain notwithstanding the eff
forts that have been made to drive out We sell so
many Goods, and at such Lou Prices, that make
living and have fear of losing customers; when
they have called and have been well treated as is
our usual custom of doing business, they continue to
come. We have one Of the largest and most COM
pe assortmens of Goods to be found in the Market and
prices that cannot be equGed for cheGpness. Look
the following list and Judge:
Housekeeping and Domestic Goods.
Bales Brown Cotons, only. .-......-.............6f
cases Blesched Cottons only
81 pieces Beached and Brown Cottons q yards wide,
at great bargains.
Bales yard wide Brown cottons, only.
:" a.s . extra ony'.'''''.' ;So
Cases Bleached yard wide Cottons, oniy.........8e
e 0Ses eN5a 10 oIy.
100 pieces Grey, Blue, AMI Red Flannels, cheap.
Bales and Cases White Fannels, all qualities at great
bargains.
Fine Bleached Linen Damask, worth 81, .621c
Fine Brown Linen Damask, of all kinds, low prices
800 dozen Linen Napkins worth 50. for........$I so
zoo do, very fine, worth 81, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LINEN DoYIes. ..'.........--.-.. ...rom ct to 5Oo
Bleached Linen Covers. from 81 to $40
Brown from 37tc to 81
Embossed Covers alt wool. only .............$1 20
iu assortment of Ticks, Checks, Striped Shirtings,
and Denms, at Cost
10 Cases White Quilts, only. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Cases do, extra size only ...........,...$1 so
1000 Toilet Quilts, very rich designs, at cost of
portation.
1879 pieces Curtain Muslin, for. ...........12go
Soo new designs, only. .......25c
large lot of New Style Embroidered and Lace Bordered
CURTAIN MUSLINS,
At GREAT BARGAINS
dous bargains
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-22

DR. kaue.-Ihe Government edition is now being
delivered to subscribers No work has been issued from
the press that has given more general satisfaction
scrb7r5 than this work. 1t is written in an interesting
stye, aud enlists the attention of the reader
This man of all work, and desperate daring and sue
ceSsio DONG has won the distinction ot being the first
Civilized man to stand in latitude 50 &c. and gaze upon
the open polar seato reach the northernmot point Of
land on the go5eto report the lowest temperature ever
endured-the heaviest sedge duty ever performed-and
the widest life and after all to return to tell the story Of
his adventures 1t not only exctes wonder but Dor
rows novel grandeur from the truly benevolent consid
CREATIONS which animated him to the task,
Copies Of the government edition can be obtained Of
Messrs KtMBALL 4 CO., az WIN. D. FENNo q SoN's
nearly opposite the Worcester Post Office dtf oil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-22

Diseases Of rhe Thront and Enn2s.-DR.
DlLLENBACK having removed to No. Cambridge st,
near The Revere House. continues usual, to devote
himself exclusively to the examination and treatment of
all diseases Of the respiratory organs; Consumption ron
chts, Asthma and Catarrh. His mode of practice
sists in nhang breathing the remedies reduced ntoa
state of yap9T from suitable apparatus constructed for
that purpose combined ah such constitutional measures
and LEGAL applications the egences Of the case may
to indicate. For the success Of his treatment the
Doctor refers to persons Of The highest character and po
siton; in this city and elsewhere many Of whom have
been cured and completely restored to health when ahan
doned by the ordisary modes Of practice. Persons at
distance wishing to avail themselves Of my system of
practice by giving foil statement OF their case in writ
ing cau have the appropriate remedies with inhalans
and al necessary directions for USE, to them by ex
press.
N B. In order that the pubc may not be msled by the
misrepresentation Of ignorant Tretenders, would say
that have branch Office and that there is no physi
clan in Boston praccing medicine, who has or ever
has hal connection with rae, any right to use ny
name Beware OF any who make such an announcement.
II. 2. DILLENBACK. NJ. d..
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''PutInaIn gus mernif, feral.r
DIR. ROOTH

American House Block. .-...........W Worcester.
My resources in the AIRS Mendend are more extern
sy an those of any other physician in the County Of
Woreeserj for that reason, favorable results may
be expected and realized No patient in whose case
have aled, has ever been cured by any other person.
CS diff
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4 PcysulsreGs extraordinarily or gentleman
would remain under the Of disagreeabe breath
when using the balm A THoU3AND FLowERsn as
dentdce would not ouly render it sweet but leave the
teeth white alabaster' Many persons do not know
their breath bad, and the subject is delicate their
friends Will meution it. Pour single drop Of
*'Bam" Oh your toothbrush and wash the teeth night
and morning. FLY cent bottle will last year
ABBAUTiFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the ''Dalm Of a Thousand Flowers " II will
tan, pmpes and freckles from tie skin, leaving
it of soft and roseate hue Wet towel, pour
three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY.--Wet your shaving brush
in either cold water, pour two or three drops
of "RALM OF THOUSAND FLOwERs,n rub the beard we'll
and it will make beautiful lather much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only fifty cents Beware
of countetfsits None genuine unless signed by
". p. FEFRIDGE & CO.,
s22 daw6m Franklin Square, New York.
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Flannels. FlanneIs,
large assortment of White and Coored Flannes, of
every width and quality.

large assortment of White and Coored Flannels of
every width and quality.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT !
Irish Linen, soft and high finish.
Bleached Table Linens damask and saow-drop pat
tern, IA, S-4, 1914.
ssBleached Table Cloths, damask and snow-drop pat
tern, GA, IA, S,4, 9lo.
Napkins, 6, :,
Doyies, all sizes.
Scotch and Birds Eye Diaper.
Plain Stripe and Check Cambrics.
Plain Stripe and Check Nansoek.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns.
SWISS India and Book Null.
Hair Cord and IDENTITY
India Linen
Linen Cambrics and Lawns.
Ladies' and Gents Plain and Bordersd Linen Hand
chiefs.
Gloves and Hosiery.
Bajous best quality, KID GLOVES.
ladies' Kid Made SILK Gloves.
Ladies' Kid made Cashmere Gloves
Gents Kid, Silk, aud Cashmere Gloves
Ladies' and Gents German and English HOSE
ladies' and Gents Merino and Lambs Wool Hose
Ladies' and Gents Black and Peril Silk Hose
Misses and Boys Cotton Merino, and Cashmere Hose
Boys Cotton, Merno and Cashmere Half Hose.
Ladies' and Gents Merlno, Lambs Wool, and Cash.
mere Vests
Our WOODEN DEPARTMENT is well stocked with
Cloths, Cassimeres and Doeskins for mems and boys
wear.
RIBBONS AND TRIMMING GOODS.
We have large assortment of Ribbons and Dress
Trimmings oil every kini m second Hoor
0r5-Purchasers will find it for their advantage to ex
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere
Worcester, Sept 9, 1856. dW
EAn GENTS AND BOYS sHAWLs,
eIOO ALL SIZES AND PRICES,
JENKINS HAMILTON & co.'s,
OFT d4w Successors to b l. Harden 4 Co,
WANTED MEDIATELY.
so Good OId-FashIoped Kmitrcrs.
On Mems Socks,
25 Good OId-Fassafoued KD5ttera.
On Ladies ll5ttenS,
AT Mo. 9 BAY STATE HOUSE.
Where you always find of the largest and best
lots of
sgEg FV'OOg Y1Grass,
OF 20 different colors that ever was offered for sale
in this city.
We have on hand and are this week receiving,
LADIES' SIZE EWES, COLLARS,
And good assortment of
EN- 3 ROID ERIEs!!
Of allkinds and quantities
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS
Together with a fine lot of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
And all kinds Of
WoRSTED AND KNIT GOODs!!
" We think our stock of ANOY GOODS as large as
any in the city, and areday adding it something new
Our goods all new, and bought at the very lowest
cash prices and will be sold at very small advance.
E. l.. BRIGHAM 81 90.
No. 2 Bay State House, Worcester,
s23 d6Wis
o N n e rs! BONN ETS!!
BoNNETS BONNETS
BONNETS BoNNETS!
Ladies 10 want of Bonnets anything pertaining to
TIaaIfr al, 1Iv,,f f,sfk
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1000 pieces good Colored Prints, only ........64o
All our American Prints for. .lOc
5000 Deafness ..12tc
Extra 90 for i shilling
Manchester and Nader Delanes, styles only. zoe
good assortment of Mourning DeLaines always on
hand.
large assortment Plain DeLaines only. .......l2lc
100 pieces Wool DeLaines, all colors cheap
oacac Woboiv, noLo;c,a, ~, =, n ...A
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Boots and shoes Cheap for CASH. You
Shoe store, No. liI Main Street, opposite The Port Oace
Formerly Smith Brohers) OF the largest and NM
assotmeu OF Huot and Shoel that can be- found In he
city which he uner8 at the very lowest cash pticea
PurcmofB viii do well to call and examine Ma stock
beiar Purchasing. iel6 DIR
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. ICKINc--Ju recoived, good article, Zoe
w aaie by the bale Or lcss. II GRIFFIN 90.
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s25 dawtf No. 5 Cambridge S., Rostou

DE- Hnrris. Dentist, having associated with him.
gen Dls- TRACY, (who has been engaged with him for
o "st uVc yaars) hereafter the business will he CON
uugl at the Old stand Of Dr. Harris under the firm of
"uy 1900 HARRIS 4 TRACY
The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL, TEETH
with the latest improvements IN every style and of The
1rst quality. " wy ''J'0i GU" VI "iS
eS @5so e special attention to the treatment of COM
phcated diseases Of the teeth aud mouth
tron the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the nerve has uecumg exposed they e.el taatd
in assuring the public, that great humber of te t
besome teeth condemned worthless can by ther ,bJ
Of Treatment, be restored to health and u3slinesa 5
their natural beauty. '' anu
Persons that have had teeth treated by their atbod
SPEAK with great enthusiasm OF the lasting benefits ma
comforts derived from 10. "
AL those wishing operations in Dentistry, can have
them perforated IN the thorough and scientific ,n
ner, at HARRIS Il TBACYs,
B14 DIT I5s Main h
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RkuY THE FK ENloNT SONGS FOR
- THE PEOPLE,
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MANUFACTURE or OUR GARMENTS,
EaahIgs US 70 proluce DIE mort thorough made
In our CUSTOM. DEPARTMENT, We have a very large

Over Coatings, Pant Goods, and Yestings
OF all grades from the more coarser article to the finest
fabric in rich ad elegant les which will be made to
order in a sye to suit your taste, aad in the most
thorough manner The liberal patronage we have re-
dealt fairly with all customers, and would say to
those who have never traded win u.s. come and examine
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
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6 cases Mohair Debeiges, on y9 cents.
1855 pieces MadonHas, high lustred, very lou.

NrGSs Goods! Dress Goods F.!
10 pieces Nse Maya Ma Paids and Stripes new style of
Dress Goods-chedD.
so pieces new style Mohair Paids, only ........37ic
10 pieces Sevastopol Plaids, rich styles .30c
Gases of Thbes all colors all qualities-at all prices.
Cases OF Lyonese Cloths, from 20 to SOC yard.
Gases OF Alpaccas from zoe to 81 rs
large lot of Alpnes, at about half the cost Of i'm.
pOrtation.
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szs@ SETH TWICHELL,
The celebrated

A5 SS & "a q re g III O q @ o. l.:
Still continues 10 move and raise Buildings of every de-
scripton, in expeditions and worknanlile manDeI
All orders left at 40 Summer street, promptly atten led
to- Satisfaction guaranteed.
Worcester Sept. l. 1856 dawtf
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new article for Dresses.
WOOL PLAIDS CHEAPER THAN EYER !
leo pieces Raw Silk Paids-new and rich
Silks! Silks! Silks!
Striped, Plain and Plaid Silks, worth 75c for . SOC
Rich Plaid and Striped Silks, wort ES74c for .62ic
Rich Brocade Silks, worth ST. for ...........6 2jc
Wide English Brocade Silks, worth 81 12l, for. roc
Wide Plain Silks, worth 81 rs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Heavy and Rich Plaid Silks, worth 81 25, for .87Ic
Heavy and Rich Stripe Silks worth 81 IS for,...S75c
Rich Black Brocsde Silks, worth 81 25 for...$l 90
Black Satin Plaid Silks worth 81 So for. 81 I2t
Yard wide Ottoman Silks, worth 81 So for O0
Colored and Black Plaid Silks, styles, worth
large lot of high priced Silks, at cost.
PLAIN BLACK SILKS!!
OF variety of MAMMA cures including the celebrated
English Crown and Swiss, which We can sell at
Imnnrterls Prices
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AT GREAT BARGAINS !!
Bales and Gases BLANKETS, of all kinds, at tremet
dous bargains.
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Hntu 81 "a Thousand Flowers !--Reader
do tuu wish beautiful ooppleSionl II 50, use che Balm
81 thousand FioDgs,n il eradicales Ell Tan Pmpes,
aud fftahlaa from The tlce For washing and shaving
ana eeeaghg the Teeth, leaving a beautiful. perfmed
reatl- HAS NO G4uAL!
FErRIpaE CO.. Boston, q. n. sruRR, sole agent
or Worcester, mch2g div
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HjVRENGH PRIN'rS.--Juss opened from Auc.
ton, 90 pieces real French Priun colors beautiful
aud warranted perfectly fast, richly worth two shlngs
but will be sold for the low price Of 20 cents per yard AZ
No MtchdnicS Block GEO. Z. BRYANT co.
&C di2tfs
COTTON FLANN ELS.--5O pieces super
~ quality 9nd extra width Cotton Rlannels Tor rae
az 10 cents per yard, regular i2 cent goods al No
Mechanies' Block Gko. P. BRYANT co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-20
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

pHNliE NIrNnTs % M lHlEnf-hy al Nii-ihi', lhN IHg. nj
II rccrn, mc",in. established n Pruics, rstip 81 TN"
Greek and Hebrew Languages, and n nrolc,sursl!!p of
History nId General Literature. implications To iil them
will be received until the regular Inrciin. of the BuprI ON
the Iin a: Jane.
The resolution establishing the Proirsrorship OF History
hEd General Literature" provides that: I'm tAi- Sclpnl ,inii
be- inught The rru" objects aud best method. at the .rudr
Of llj-fOIy y; H." general Cuufi" al numIhII aanlr- with uHT'!-
cu!nr Developments mni il u-rrHt,u,r- Of hose cp0chs ind
cvrnr- which haze had most .ut.urnre upon ruai; the al
'rci- of syst. i': Ui = I-InI md jurisprudence upon In"
; mu.nl aud physical CONDITION nj he human race; Ia" u in.
ciuIc, al historical criticism, III" muri HIIhCn,ic source.
mud best authorities 10 whicht the student should be referred
in pursuit at the variou, branches OF History, E;hn"gin.
ply, uni the principles ui Chronology, and ikr influence
ui dlvrrs.;!rs III rice and climate upon the condition al
man; md whichever pertains In the history %! the general
progress OF human civilization
"ln the department oil General Literature shall be
laugh. the history at The ri-c nnh progress OF general lite.
nature, with particular Developments, and illustrations OF
those epoch. Il dHuIHOrsw whose Inhucnrrmpcnihui progress
the study uf the literature OF different languages But II shall
be the rs prcIa! object III this school 10 teach The rise ard
pruri c.s vi Euglish Literature 10 illustrate the s'ue"s IN
lie growth which ARE inost worthy oil remark, and To trnrr
The effects OF particular AUTHORS mud great .nas;rrs u,on
the s'owrh Of tho English language "cd literature. In the
school OF General Lllc"bturc, t.c student I'll Ill be regular.
Is cx",ci.ea ~ English yomposiuon, AMI the Professor may
invite aiiy member Of hs class To deliver lectures or rrrd
essays upon such branches vi literature or sucn authors Hs
h. Inuy br likely 70 illustrate with credit Ia himself and
The institution Provided. however, Tint nothing contained
in this enactment -hnil b.. 30 construed ~ ~ tax" from the
chairs of Mural Philosophy Ancient and hinicrn Lam
eu,gc-, ANY ut tlB subjects Of instTrSticl: 2uw cohldrd -
them
Hppi.ani .Ou. .uoui 90 sAd.cs;ed 10 the Rector and
r,irGis Of tue University. care al the Chairman ui the
{ aculty, University Oi Nlr.luia
:. MAurIN, China OF The Faculty.
H.. ~ MI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-20

ENOR the year lr5G the first session of thu INSTITUTION
II will commence on the lihho of Iununry, uud cInsr ~"
the 10Th OF June. The second session will cnnmrnr., ro
alth July and close he lmh December.
TERMS, PAYABLE AT THE END OF II SESSION
Tuition in the English Departments, including
French, Spanish aud Italian, each extra, & 0V
Music, extra, 70 90
Ornamental branches. each, extra, at trHrhcr'. nrir,s
Latin ami Greek Class, taught BY Jno Organ. IT,. 20 90
iSSS-l In cases OF protr"ctcd sickness IL deduction will be
made.
In ordinary Femnle Schools of the country, whore IN.
teacher is employed, il l. impossible. Tor want nj tip,r far
the teacher to icvOt TINT constant personal auru:i,, th,,
is needed. Fur instnnce, the lttlc pupil in music !. nc,r..
sariIy scnt 10 the piano to practice her music wirl,our rs.
sistmIcr. Should there be only ten scholnrs, mnl IL half hour
only devoted by each 10 music. the teacher being present
live hours Of her tine Will hn consumed. and bur little lett
lsr INSTRUCTION in other studies. To this u.ay be trnced
mucl. OF the complaints Of female schools.
The great object ui my scluol is tu secure the undivided
personal attention OF the teachers to every departments
For this purpose two teachers are employed. one 10 attend
to the ordinary English Branches, inclulin. Mathematics
aud the Sciences. and the other To Music, French. ftalinn,
Spanish and Ornamental Rranchrs. Miss T. T. SCOTT will
again have charge of the first department. Nv her hJ.Iity
aud aTinbilty ui character. she has srcurcd the love OF
all hur pupils; and from my own examination. know that
those under her instruction have progressed with cxtravr.
binary IHpidiiy aud proficiency, so that ii is quite common
Tor them und their pnrcpts ~ Say that greater progress has
been made in one than IN any two yenrs before.
In the other department, embracing Music. French md
Ornamental Branches, Miss MARY ASH NFviss is engaged
al lady of great general Intelligence and long experience
in teaching. Having taught in this Seminary for hnlf of
lust session, her superior qualifications und nn industry
that never wearies. have ensured the most rapid improve.
mcnt nj the young ladies in her department. In Music.
the ladies' take their lessons invariably in the presence Of
the teacher, and then retire 10 another piunu 10 practice.
frequently examine the young lrdi-s, csprrinlly on
such branches ~ ar generally, in female -churis, very i'm.
perfectly learned. When these are 10 take place il l. not
generally known 10y them. The consequence lie TINT they
are always prepared.
Ia closing, feel it due to tho Young Ladies' whn have
attended this school. t. express my grateful appreciation of
their UNIFORM kindness to each other. and To every mem.
Der Of my family. Their extraordinary dcc0runl. thtir
dil!gcnt application to their duties und their proficiency,
merit more than ordinary praise.
II; very article OF clothing should be marked.
~ nidrrssis Macturland's, Lumrubur., Va.
Dee 25-c,i JOHN CktiAiN. JR.
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RED SWEET SPRINGS.

-. hLi.EIllhNl COUNll, VlhlIINla.
>hESE Springs are situated IL miles East of the
4 Grecnbr:er White Sulphur, ! mite North of the Old
sweet, aud IL miles from Bun-uckS. on the Virginia aud
tennessee Rnil Rond, from which Sunmcrson, Kent Il
Co. keep u full supply Of Coaches running daily, through
III daylight, to this place. and 10 the White sulphur
Springs. having no night travel.
These waters ne Clnlybc1tt, differing in their gaseous
nrd saline Ingredients, varying in their temperature from
- to 20 degrees Farcnhcit, forming two ladies' aud one
gentlcnMns
RED SWEET BATHS,
the most cXhilarnting and delightful Baths in the United
States. There is also another Bath and Spring near the
Hotel, precisely similar i'll temperature and effects as the
Old Sweet, one mile from this. giving visiters tn this place
the advantages Of the waters ui both pinces. The waters
are Tonic. Alternative and Aperient, suited TO cases Of eX
IRENE debility, diarrnBa OF the most obstinate character;
also, rheumatism, cuiancuus affections and chronic die.
eases OF the stomach. liver, spleen. &c (ic!er 10 The VA.
rious AUTHORS on the Mluerul Springs of Virsinia for the
analysis
There is on the premises a Reading Room, furnished
with a variety Of newspapers from all pnrts Of the Union.
Also, Billiard Rooms, Ten Fin Alleys, aud other Hmusc
ments The services OF VOLANDTS BAND OF MUSIC,
oi Baltimore. has been secured.
The proprietor having the satisfaction to know that he
has given satisfaction heretofore TO his visiters. and To SUI ,
tain the high reputation OF the Red Swcct, has induced
him 10 extend his accommodations, hattrring himself thu,
h 3 future labors will insure II full portion Of the public pm.
tronage.
There is a Post Office at this place, and duly mails each
way. G. BIAS.
June l4-ctl0thAug
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SEA BATHING.
CHESAPEAKE HAI.I. HAMPTON VA

CHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
ruNLIlS delightful watering place is now open for the re
ccption Of visitors by the dizzy. week month or srnscii
it 10 situated Oh an elevated point and commands M cx:cn
sivc and splendid view OF the Bny, Hampton Road, Jnmc.
River and the surrounding country.
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed by any
other watering place and the climate is proveibinl tor
health.
Tlp Proprietor pledges himself TO make every effort 10
render the siay OF visitors pleasant, and tnkcs the liberty Il
refer. Tor his ability 10 these who have heretofore selected
"Chc-aprukc Hall for their summer retreat
June 2-cGw % Il &. BANKS, Proprietor.
y Wiir request Al to cops.
NO r(:u ERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
,nNHESE springs vii! be open for the reception OF vi
sitprs OF the lst day Of Iune 1856
They are situated in Montgomery county. Virginia, one
md II half miles from the Virginia and Tcnnrssre Rri
Road, from which thrre is u Branch Rail Road TO The
Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond or Petersburg after
breakfast, reach the Springs By 3 o'clock, +. NJ same day
all the way by ltnil Road.
The recommendations have been very much extended
since las, season. The rooms are large aud comfortable
and capable of accommodating | 900 persons.
The Lynchbur: aud Abingdon Telegraph Company are
now building II branch OF their line to the Springs, which
will be in operation early i'll June.
very large Bath House has been bull, since last sea
son. Address, nc. II MOSBl, Prcsi lent
MAY .s-rlm Montgomery w =. = 60.