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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-03
FIRST CoNFEcTI NER

FIR r c o n r K T o " z Il
On the Pacific coast he ilatters himself he will be
able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
tim with their trade.
BY a new and improved process, his candies are
made at "a quicker rate and at ess expense ihan for
mery, so that he is enabled TO sell at much lower
figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
tu call and cxamine his splendid stock of candIes
we'll US his prices he feels confident they cannot
nil To please the strclest economist.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
beautiful assortment OF STlCkS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, selling AT the reduced rates.
COW f TIL r T. 5 Including.
GARAWAY SEEDS penrlpd and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS,
CASSiA BUDS.
COREANDER SEEDS; large ana
small at cots per pound.
GUM DROP--SMOOTII ALMONDS
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH NOTICES.
ALMOND CANDY &c. at 30 cents.
AALso-A beautiful assortment of FRENCH CAN
DIES. varying in prices according u quality
The attention of the trading public is invited to ex
anime this immense stock Candies, prishg every
thing in TIE "dulce"ne.
He leaves inthe buyres tojudce OF the superiority
Of his articles call and see for yourselves for &C
uar demonstration is proof positive. J. R@AN.
Remember the number-33 Montgomery street. be-
tween Bush and Sutter, San Francisco tvl9-t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-03
MEDICAL.
DIR. J. c. YOUNG,

LateProfeSsor ut thcUniycrsity Penn.
Gan be touad at tbc oid >tdHd, cprnty ot
.h0of gome,g y oRd Cdiu0rHi0 she'ts, San
f50Hrprp.
Nhrre h.. can hercn,ul'rd privately and with the
u'f,.. rof M, BE fhc nrt"d 40 ~ htnrs tinilv
from A. VI, until Z. NJ lCurrsalwHy, suatanletd
"r oo pny required.
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TO THE FASHIONABLE AND M
@NpIEtS@~&

ty,HE undersigned, havingiust received the
4 latest Paris and New York Fashions
would again beg leave 10 inform his numer
Gus friends and all the world about Blooms
burg, that he is now better prepared ;han ev
er TO accommodate any one with the neateSt
easiest and best fitting suits OF Clothes thai
hay been turned out lately and not only
that, bu, he will also do them up in the beS'
order, upon the lowest terms.
His shop is at the old stand, (oo vel
known 10 need further noire) where lIe may
at all times be found, seated upon the beneh
of repentance. steadily drawing out the hrea0
of ahlIction, hopeing ii may in the end prove
advantageous to him aud his customers. He
would also advise his friends 10 bear III nina
that poor, afflicted taiiors mus, live, or they
can't be expected to work. Therefore, Wheat
Rye Corn, Oats, Potatoes, and with all now
and then n little CASH will come mighty
handy from those who are back standing on
he book.
Remember, gentlemen, that in all cases
''the laborcr is worthy of his hire
BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloomshutu, April tllh, 1898.
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GREENW Sc MlNARY
Al
MlLLyILLE, COLUMBIA co., Pa
Eor Youth Of both SEXES.
xay, slRG.Ess PRINCIPAL.

u,IIlS Institution which has been III sue
/ cess,u operation Tor several yeats has
recently teen enlarged to give better accom-
modat,rn, tor toUrders aud Increased Iach'-
ties for ln,Gon, Sc.
Each quarter ct the School year consists
of rin,rn weeks, and the ncN' SeSsion VIII
commence cn the 18Th ot August, pu' ru.
MI. viii tr lakcu at any season.
II addition to thC constant M'rhiah OF 'hc
pnr,ipnl. ,Ac scrylyos ol an rAI'Hrn'ra
,,n,hrr hn,c been procured. Instruction WA
hr oi,en in all .hc Ennll,h bgNuches usuatiy
luught, and ll>u II lo'n, 80,
Nnural Philosophy and AslTnnomyw wIl be
Illustrated hy appropriate apparatus ava 'r'
r,.. ,,ycn 10 a llhrAry end the nSr ot Ma'h'
instruments Books aud SIa'l'n''
~ viii tr provided tor all who deS''''
gElS.AG..Se
Tr,uoN 81 ~. 81 and SA.ao rerqAar'ct'
GRADED II, the course ot study.
Boarding, Tuition, Wash'nE L'GN'S' Nr'
Sel per qauucr, one hall pHy"e'o A"a''''9
tv-Tor mr,herrar,ieulars address 'h'rnn'
pal.
Ml,illc, July Il, iSAS,
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Great Fire, Chestnut & Fifth Streets,

Great Fire, Chestnut & Fifth Streets,
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER, 18th,
1894. EVANS q WATSON'S SALAMAN-
DER SAFES TRIUMPHANT, as they al
ways are when pu 10 the test.
Phihdeiphia, Dec. l5fh, 1854.
Messrs. Evans & Watson, No. 26 south
Fourth Street. Philadelphia, -Genllemen -
We lake pleasure in recommending your
Salamunder Safes to merchants and Others
in want of a secure means OF preserving
lheir books, papers, &C., from fire, as the
one we purchased from you about seven
months since has preserved our books, pa
pers, aud cash in rs good condition rs they
were when put into It, before the great fife
of this morning, which destroyed the entire
block oi buildings corner ot Chestnut and
Fifth Streets. The above Sale was IN use
in our Office, on tho second floor oi our build
ing from which place it Tell into the cellar,
and :cmained there until the fire was out
The eate was then removed, and oppnned IN
the presence OF al least 1000 persons, who
Witnessed the good condition ol the contents,
Will YOU please have the Sale aud locks re-.
paired as wa minud to put II IN use again,
having perfect confidence in its fire proof
qualities. Yours, respectfully,
LACEY \ PHILLIPS.
Evans y watson lake pleasure III tSlstt'nS
to the following, among the many hundreds,
who have their Safes IN usc:-t. ). Mint,
rhllaOolphia; Farmers X Mrrhar les Bank,
rh,lalelrhis; Samuel Allen, Esq, High Sher-
Ih rhadelpha John ~ Henderson, tty
Crntrollrf, Caleb Core y Co., No. lSS Mar
Net street; Richatd Norris 4 son, Locomotive
hulIlcrs, Philadelphia; Bancroft y Sellers,
Nach,ui>,S, comcr 18th and James streets:
Franklin Fitc Insurance Co, rhllairlphta;
pcnus, vauia Railroad Co, Philadelphia;
Lacey \ Phillips, corner ct 9TH aud Minor
street; SharrlrSs Bro, No y. south Second
>ucct, James, kcul y Santcc, No, III north
lhri street
\ large assortment oi the above Safes al
ways on hand Warranted to SlauG ri least
~ per cent more Gtc than any Herring
safe now III use Evans y Watson also
and keep tor sale, Iron Sauuers
lrou Nopls, and Iron sash, tot making hm
proof Vaults, tor Ranks, SlC;es, private and
Nuhhc buildings; Seal and Letter Copying .
Presses ratrut slate liUel Rtitscrator> Nr. |
Please give US call AT NJ, u South lOh |
street. Philadelphia .
EVANS i WATSON.
March -, 1896,
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HERRlNG'S
- ~ ga ~ .
AGAIN rug
CHAMPIONS!

7Rs eNly SAFE icSith, ia seerg Instance.
prt<Ervci the taiirs eoRisass at
iis lafs ErfsRSire Fires.
4 7 The BURNING OF THE ARTlZAN
~ BUILDINGS, Anr'll0lh, and IN the s,sa;
ri,s in Ma,ks, Street, MAY lsl. 1856. the gen.
u,us RsSSg>S >Srs preserved The lswelry of
GsnsSc ", $,mmS y Bro; Books, Papers Sc,
u Fisher & Bre. and Edward Semans 4 Co,
aEsE remaining exposed in the barning ruins
~ NEARLY F,yty Rss5rS, SNd proving coaelu-
s,vs,y VITA, we have always claimed for
'asr, .asl5 great superiority over all securi-
;is$ knowu,
In these firss. The HERRING'S SAFE,
sanding SIDE Sy side with those advertised
as warranted 10 stand 10 per csai. more firs
!aSn Herring :, came forth The sekaowledg-
FL victor, not oasy preserving their conten,s
IN sScslisa, osdsf, bal being themselves il e
ooadIiion 10 20 through another ordsal, vhi,-
me ecSSisi Salem aHleFsS OF oihsr mske.ks
we've badly used up 10 every instance, ant
10 so1ecaseS iasif entire contents ccmplessl&
dsS;roysd, q
To The puhlic we would simply say, that,
dCr,ns The touueea years of me Hsrrins's
SAFE has been before them, more Than two
hundred have passed through accidental fires
without The occurrence of single loss.
We woatd, therefore, caution purchasers
ssai1S. The misrepresentation OF interested
psraeS Tue Hsri8g's PsisU; is the only
EI7e-9roof Safe made ia ;ais city which i.
projected ey 4 Pa;sai Right, ard we will
guarantee II 10 TssIs, more ihaa double the
sncaai OF beat Of any olher Safe now known.
FARRELS < HERRING,
Sole MzaCisc'GreFs II this Safe OF
"HeTTins's Pafcst Champion Safes''
8; Walns; s.. Phiiad's.
y B-"ETans < Vassoa's Improved Sal
suzais-s, Oliver EFan's /" &C. J. GsyIsr's'
and ~Scosi's AhesiesH Iron Chests, "a large
assortment having been taken II pan pay
net Fox eHeHiEg's,') VII be sold al 10 ~
P-icsz.
PaHzislphia. Iras 10. is5s-Ir.
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NATURAL .iNTlDOTH,

N,iF k.II lNIIDoIk,
auJ a1 diseases caused hv It ,i>arYsaJs at,
vnSc, EacjSS' Fever aui ASUc Curc = 'blS
Auulete ~ AlaayN, aut mNyeNNcg n J. 4
rar,er,lN harmless G,rilClrt. The ccrIOtatH
r the celebrated thcm,>L ! L NhJGN1 W
New Nrrk. ~ lAtS cdEct ,> attached ~ evcy
kNy'c, therefore It Il USc> ~ &coJ a CAC Go
Nr haJM.
rN,> l. mota thar cav ~ $s,l vi Na'niNc,
N'>E01r. ~ SuN lrUtr an existence, ~ tNEU
use : rr.gNC> ~ ,he constitution AMI NylvS>
ru NJ Mn NGNE, MACH UeNcJ allows 4 YET
sor ~ tcel Ne lCC;lN We'll tor S,'Ele wNmeW
lr tUo>uaaNu " hc>c truths auNcN SNme
,>uas,> lrom lsUet Just SeccWeA tInn \
rHN>,rIaU.
Gc'sSs1,;'~ CAi,, Narra l., '%G
JAS \ EurvS>. E>,-p'AJ 81, (NOy> -
Hlu>t ,S 81 hJaJ the COre a;t,vc3 late
yea, az, the ltSr0.,N "a ka,tak &NN o',a
- ~ . Was sssa,N ,g>rva>cS iNNn he tA>i
.Na,a ycus>,S hAN &ScO w,o'jUcei wa'r0
wSS cu>wla& nr lsvHy w,,N ihs rOr.r', ~ -,
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rye>sws ,hSt ,ac vSwe,N ,nSN Es|t|t ~
r>>Sns lSA.r$ NyNsgc, CNa,&,0tN be lfHlU
lC$FtE'
Iss> r,WeiN, >NNeNfs< "Sc'Nh'< r'v.c w
Wrv,l sg,~uAV,N ES>Ah 50 SNce, Hu, uses
a.. 4 Ri Cd, as /, WN,.I VNc& rS.srN p
.Srcnyt NsS,- lSE EaE c,rty@>.As>'s !
Scrara< .aNsv, lNv>r, q lrHv.J l@> vr a
,c>. r,,,VoS '>cG Se,vcca 3, SH& ycHS q rs
r.c .r.rWsck - ne 's$e0,
r.r,s ,<,E>>a< ,>ck Ncut "CNrE," a. -,
Nrr-a Wg,S S@>$> =, NSE,.tE&G ,'.s'-r'' .,'
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es~ .r.E, Ne,a.,s, ans S.es, rs"'s, -, >,>S'
>-,.S 3 Ng>>J-S sre.G. SCt q MS - 'c .,
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IlENsi SHN eJstNhl AsSNt,
n w ccrUeI S,>lh aOd Ihe>,uCl sis
L, \. NyN>JN>, Superintendent rAilAIe,,hjs
ans GsS,iios RJlo,ad.
I. h,Ay>>>>N, Superintendent CaUswi<sa,
N'.,Sa'>'>r; SuJ E5.S E&uN>S3
NcNNN tryeg>, >cI>>y,g,cNGsy. Williams,
NV, ans N.,' "a Ea',rSI,
lGN IL, lSNN--;t
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Tonnes WON'T no.

ry,llEN rever did DO more than give tempo.
taN cltct and they ueret will Il Is ce'
cause they dau loucE the 'iW~ at the dis.
ease I've u3'sSS oi all aSuc and N,houS dis.
eases j. ne atmospheric CH,Sco cai,ed Mas
ma rr Malaria. NeG,mllye this poison by
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PURDON'S DIG EST.

ANY lusuca of the Peace wishing to rrt'
+ArhaSc copy ct furdon'S Digest can Ne
accommodated by applying Nj he Ia'S
Oai.e
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WuEELER'S PATENT CHAIN
Horse POWERS.
OVERSIGHT TuRASIlERS, FEED
CUTTERS, &c.

The above cut represents a single or one
horse machine with the hands necessary 10
attend it.
The subscribers take this method OF in.
forming the public in general, that they have
for some time been carrying on, III all ihelr
various branches, the manufacture and sale
oi Wheelet's Patent Chain Horse Powers,
together with Ovcrshol Thrashers, Feed Cut
terra, Revolving Horse Rakes, &c, IN iA2hl
Street, Columbia CO., aud The town OF North
cumberland, Northumberland co, Ia.
The EsOrsc-E'OVycrs
are strong aud durable, and very simple in
their construction: run light, and are not
liable TO get ont OF order. With II slight ele'
yation, the weight alone ot the horse or
horses drives tho Thrasher with force and
speed. They may also be- used Iot various
other purposes, such driving Circular Saws
Turning Laihcs, BotluS Muchlncs, Grind
Stones, Churns, etc. etc.
The OycrshOt Machines
have several advantages over the machines
now in use. The apron or ircdlap table Is
level and OF proper height TO allow the
feeder TO stand erect, and ieud evenly nnd
cnsiIy without annoy nuca Itom dust; sticks
and stone are not liable 10 get ido the
thTashot, aud the gtain II not scattered, tui
thrown down TO tho separator Inc Two
horse machine, attended by from two to
three hands, will thrash from 100 to 100
bushels of wheat or double the amount q!
ont. pcr day. The one horse machmc, ~.
tended hy Two or three hands, 81. thrash
from 90 to 75 bushels Ut wheat or donhlc
the amount of oats per day. The Feed
Gutter is IA irsl rate HJlclu, ana is very much
used. II cuts iUc aud VcN last stalks axe
cut by il 3,S ot al mrh lvut. nj he rate
Of IRON 300 to 800 NavavrS per dN,
The loregouG l. u luC, s'Nt'mrUI oI the
oupluics and character ct our machlrr>.--
There probably is u larger number "
Wheclcr's Patent Powers made aud sold
than any other kind. We ollor our ma
chimes to the farming communly with inll
confidence In ,hcu merits, aud invite all IN.
tetcsied ip call aud cSamiHe them before
purchasing elsewhere,
For further particulars, or for purpose OF
srderiap machines, addlcss tho subscribers
ut Light Street Columbia 60, or nj North I
North Il cCGuN, Ia, or apply to
the following agrnts;--lacoh Hartman, Mi. I
ION Joseph Naukitk, near Northumberland +.
John pctr, ueat SrlnSGlNNe, Jacob bamhatL I
lewishura; \ 4 !, Ewes, Nuuc', Samucl
Hartman, natlrlou; r0url k'ctkdcr New .
bothl,
STONE \ NvLSIllEER, 7
October -, 1855 -Im.
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HCrsiNian ssNaNn,
JOSEPH \, NEEDLES,
REsRSf,.isys- q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I<N, > /, Tvi,un ssi Eae(u mesh; tAt-s,
rr.SJ,s->sEs>l ard >Iasii II SJsmstsy
.ki'aI.ic ti0:AS or UarCs DIrs.
=: ;ss a4s. ccRGllsS v&sioas s-sS ot mesh,
.ron Nc$. - So lnela>Ivs, aai irom ols 10
ST iss1 n wtSla.
Tasy are upa' SessG - rraay spaces 10 s
aesS, lzca. sa>s cGI te suit.
lac sGaSt.Sst also keeps constantly OF
hand
SSRNmNES.
Fc- CcEi, SNnd, Ore, Lime, Gram, Grsvel,
G2&lso, Scn<e, S0sar, SAT-, Bone, Cofiss
Sp5es, Dt2ss, Dye Sgffs, sc, Together
Ulth IN RsSa-Jnsas q
BriSsi Gsi .iRaeGas3 Iron UIrs.
A. u tie ssovs soIj wholesale or retail,
~ J. A. NEEDLES,
81 No5h SroaI Street,, PsIlsd'a.
NEy =. lSsS-Iv,
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Dr.. FRANCIS c. HARRISON.

"OCLD respectfully II torm TIE citizens
Of B.oomst1rg and vicinity, that he
5zz ecnmsncsc the practice Of 5ssdirize and
S1gny ihere-znd oiiei;- ssssrs Of p1blicpa-
rozzse- he ear Always bs s0znd al the Ex-
charge Hotel opposite tie Coart House.
Baoonss1rg, Nsrrh, Is, IS.
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1000 E0NS No.
SUPER ~PuOSPnATE OF !. ME.

NEEl Is NlS,UAl Aui GsnUjus, wA,raa,.
sd y; SeNcJ'Nr quality, lhe cAcSYa$t maurrs
AZ ;Ss wr,'a, Farme,$ aui aeAlsr$ supplied
=; ,>w NJlrcS
E\FEA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
A,CNe k&y'e.> ENJa 0aNl0N larA raS,rr,
selected tor ES tsNtltSU : s0sl,lV,
IA CAa bushels ot same N huiS,
le,lto hSrr'5s hes; QaAlty Og>i,aSy Land
Master, slCA. y The Ss>; usual, Sl,l, \, the
t>w Ysjcs " - cea,$ Tss ev>as, 9; Sila
Ncr HArTs,, with 3 Deduction ,>r large ia;s,
SS.AlV Sa<oelS y; SsWe Ia eVlk,
i,}Nn SaTtsts Ca,cioeI raS,sr,
lolo IS>,,0g
~ Nsru>l
5000 Hr;rA0Gc CsmeUl
i,CEN " rycs Roman
Peruvian Euano.
rC.S Sy,sc,s We oder IL 60 i&euce - cUr
ca>'caseS a. slrA. % a0v iw iNo,;si ami IA;
superior ~ rrNSl III tHS market.
1900 eSSS ~ jOt> sUpsrter uaao, toi sale,
a. ;as loves; marSsi ras$ Also, gouirsUe,
Nsxtc&a GGSDa, GnouGi ChSWaal, Il. Nc.
SSENCH. RICHARDS \ 60.
\, he Seam TiS>,sr Mills jaGc;taa lNk
Avscrs s"S C2,,oNat1 S,css;, FauAlsInaiS,
FEBRUARY -, l$SS.
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PhiIad,a. and Reading II. X.

PhiIad'a. and Reading II. r.
T,,',''E75;:': 60 c. nl1s
| SuAlMER RARRANGEM ENT,--. is55.--
~ Great Northern and Western U. s. Mail
| Routes.
Speed increased and fare reduced.
! Little Schuylk,ll, Catiawissa, Sunbury and
| Erie, WilliamspoH and Elmira Railroad.
Through to Buffalo, in I6 hours.
Niagara Falls, l6 "
Detroit, 81 "
Chicago, 81 4"
st. Louis. 4s
rE Ticket Oftice--N. w. corner Sixth and
! Chestnut streets, and Philadelphia and Read.
ing X. Il. Depot, corner of Broad aud Ninth
streets.
On and after Monday, May 7,h, Three Pas.
scrser Trains will leave the Philadel phia ard
Reading Railroad Depot, corner al Broad and
Vine streets, daily, (Sunday's exoepted,) us
follows:
DAY ENPRESS-6 4. A.
Stopping at rnTuixvlIs aud Reading only
Connecting with tho Cattawissa, Williams
port, and Erie, aud WllGamspou and Elmira
Railroad; arriving at Elmra AT o'clock y.
NJ, connecting with New York and Erie
aud Buffalo; and from thence, via. Steamers
ON Lake Ere, ot on Lake Shore Railroad. to
Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, SauduSky aud
Detroit Also, with Elmira, Cauaudai9ua
with New York Central Railroad, East aud
West. and at Suspension Bridge with the
Great Western aud Mtchlsan Central Railroad
for Deuolt, Chlcagc, 81, Louis, aud all points
in Canada aud We>len States,
Only one change OF Baggage between Phil
adclphia and Canada or the Lakes,
DAY ENPRESS- Breakfast al Fort Ciin-
ton aud nipuCy Rl Willnmspou.
NIGHT ENrRESS-Tea at rou Clinton.
Passengers purchasing Tickets eN thus Line
have the privilege OF stopping III any M Ihe
above poluts, and rcSumlus their seats u,
pleasure,
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Weeds Ornamental Irsn Werks,

Weeds Ornamental Ireu WerkS.
RIDGE AVENCE, PHILADELPHIA.
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wi and Market streets
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Bloomshufg, April iirh, 1898.
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In the treatment of a class of diseases hith
euo neglected aud impsrfec,iy understood,
has enabled Or, KlNkELiN, Author of a
work on Self Preservation, to prove hat nine.
ten,hs OF tue causes OF netvous debility, 10.
cal aud constitutional weakness, mental and
physical suffering, are ,raceaele TO eettaia
habits, forming the most secret yet deadly
and fatal springs OF domestic misery aud
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13
SUMMER RETREATS
M0NTG0MEKf WHITE sUEfHta

This Watering Place win be op.u Tor tbs recep.
tion Of vihtors on the 10th day Of Juos uext
II 10 situated OF TIE Eastern slope of the AlI.aba-
MES. in Montgomery county, virsinia seyenty.
eIs miles from 10y rchbure and two hundred miles
W. ct OF Richmond and Pe'ersburs within one and
. half iIes Of the Virginia and Tenneuee Rail.
road n 'm which there 10 Q branch railroad to the
do " o. the Reception House
These Waters have been resorted 10 for many
yssrs the people OF tbs .urrsu oountry; and
since the "ieoe has been improved BY a very large
nun b. tf visitors from many sections Of the Union,
m Hf 81 wnom can testify to thsir efficacy In .
b-r ofoiseases
The improvments arc Of the first order; the rooms
tarse aud airy, and many Of them arranged with
pareu ar regard to the comfort sad convenience OF
families.
The Dining Room has been ENLARGED ai,ee LAST Sea.
son and wi be under the management Of CHARLES
o. THOMPSON, ESQ. OF Richmond whose capacity
a. caterer is uasu passed.
To seekers of health or pleasure this place pre-.
senh Attractions seldom to be met with at watering
place srp second to one in the Union.
10 ed0nou to the railroad fseilriss By which visi
tor I'm al sections of the county be brought
to the co. of the Reception House there will be
daily line Of e'ior four horse coaches BY way
the Nsv River White sulphur sprnga aud the eel
White Sulphur, and Sweet Spr ngs.
The Lynchbu and Abingdon Telegraph Company
have eoDst ucted brarch Of their line to tn Sc
sp II g and opened Office in the Rece ptou
Amp'e provision has been made for til, comforts
asco N mediation CT one Thousand per.ons and nc
effort will be spared to render their soourn pleasant
and agreeable.
ROBERT Fl. MOsBY. Prest
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

Thia Mountain Retreat in Augusta county, Va, IS
miles from stanton. and q miles from Harrison
burg will be under tn management of Mr PaTER
II WOODWARD, tsrmeriy at Jack sons River, and
Tor the last three seasons at the Healing Springs
The proprietor resp. stfully announces to tnva-
lids snd pleasure seeking public, that by erecting
eight more double cottages and by the general i'm
vroveUent of the pre- since last season that at
ter the 10th IF June. be will be prepared with en-
tirey neto furniture and cuff ent num- Of atten
dants of visitors the most pleasant Gccommodd
tioRs in he Vi:glnia mountains
rhe waters Of this place sre unsurpassed: In fact
The visto at these Springs has tn advantage OF all
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region of Virginia.
The Sulphur Water excelled by zone except that
Of Greenbrier.
The Alum Springs Inferior to none, as tested for
last five years with the Calybest and Free Stone
Waters all at hand, In ABUNDANCE render this place,
properly, the mIsEkAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
For pleasure seekers there will b. Music 10 st
endar CO. and the amusements and sports atords By
mouptsiu resorts
An experienced ph ystcsaH will reside at the sPrinss
TEAMS $40 per week; $50 for month OF fur
weeks and reduction maze toC an ent re SESSION;
for ess thaa a weak 81 S per dsy will be charged
ET- A line of SUPEbIOh FOUR HORSE MAIL
COACHES will leave S'auuton ds iy for this place,
after tbs arrival of the = as :ern cars.
sss~ A line OF STAGES Ia expected to psss the
Springs en- route from Hsrrisonburs 20 Bath Alum
springs CHEsLSI hlNSEf,
INV 26 d2mA StawIm Proprietor