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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

"WooDLAND CREAM'-.4 Pomuie for beautfy-
ing the Hair-highy periumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price.
For dressing Ladies Hair it has no equal, giving
1t bright glossy appearance. It causes Gentle
mems Hair TO curl IN the most natural manner
II removes dandrutf, always giving the Hair the
appearance of being fresh shampood. Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE s. CO. Proprietors of the
''Bllm Of O Thousand Fowers."
For sale by all Druggists. n. Y.
March II, 1S57.-6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
Farming Tools.

ENGLISH and American Scythes'and S.eSeSS
II Grain Cradles and Grass Sneads;
Manure and Hay Forks;
Hoes and ralies;
Spades and Shoyels;
&C., &c, &C.
for sale low, by SMITH, BOON & co.
June Is, 1887.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

A New NAME In Alabama, where the
democratic party is divided on the subject
of internal improvements, that portion OF
them which oppose the construction OF rail-
ways, are called drtroad democrats.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
No. 263.

IN Ordnance Rpproprioting Money.
Be It ordained by the Mayor and councilman Of
the City Of Glasgow, That seventy-fiye dollars be
and the srmeis hereby appropriated to +. Robb
and Nosler out OF any money in the Tresury, not
otherwise appropriated
Approved June Sth. 1857.
W n, MATTHEWS, Mayor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

a5Gev. Big'er, of Pennsylvania, Hon.
Mr.. Orr, of South Carolina, and other men
Of note, have recently been above, looking
at Missouri and Kansas Territory.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICE..

CT Every one who has anything to buy or sell
e. Every one who wants, or has lost any'hing-
C1z51 Every one engaged in any business Whatever
CO Now resort TO the newspapers TO cOmn.uai-
cate with the public.
-AND-
e Those who want good, cheap goods
"a" Those who want the best Bargains
t,1S5- Those who are the best posted -
- Now get the cheap goods, the best bargains.
and the latest information through the adyer-
Using columns of the press.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

T777"The Southern Bank Of St. Louis"
went into operation Tuesday. James S.
Watson, President; Jas. II. Britton, Cashier.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

E57Mr. Roger T. West recently sold his
farm, in Randolph county, to Mr.. Henry
Bess, of Charlton. The tract contained
l6O acres, and sold for S25OO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
A NeN. and DesirabIe .Lamp.

A New. and Desirable Lamp.
w f HAVE a small lot of neat and very use
w full Lamps, designed as substitute for Can
dles-known as the ''Fountan Lamp" II is
very economical and convenient lamp, with one
or two burners, trimmed with common candle
wick, an d will burn any kind of oil we'll, giving
mole light with less cost than any lamp made for
ordinary use; also lard lamps, for sale cheap,
SMITH, BOON X co.
June IS, 1857. sY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18

as the great minds of the nation have en-
deavored TO preserve, and such as the A.
merican party, if successful, will perpetu-
ate, so that the light of the wa,ch-lir Of
human freedom, that for nearly three.quar-
tiers Of century have burned so brightly
upon the shores Of America, shall never be
extinguished, but shall continue to shed a
glorious halo around the alters of American
independence and remain beacon light to
all nations and peoples throughout the
world,
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Look for the K
EPartieular Request. R

Will our friends throughout the State,
and in this District give us an account of
political, and other matters in their localities.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
rHE PLATFORM.

The session of the Council was conclu-
dcd on Wednesday night, by the re-adoption
OF the platform Of principles adopted by the
National American Council at Philadelphia,
in February, 1856, emitting the section Of
it which referred 10 the then existing Pierce
administration, In this platform the lead
ing principles Of the American party are
briefly and succincty adduoed. 1t is not
necessary to the success Of the American
party that it should be changed in any par.
ticular-that anything should be added TO it
or taken from it. Upon it the great battle
was fought and may be fought again with
more promise, with almost assurance Of
success. The errors of the last Presiden-
tial campaign and the causes of the defeat
Of the American party were not in the plat
form, but in the fact that the great truths
enumerated in it were not made the issues
in the canvass. 1t is possible that by mod-
Tying some Of the provisions of this platform
here a little and there a little it would be
made more acceptable to some portion oil the
people in one or the other section, but the
members Of the National Council, rernem-
bering the noble sentiments Of their gallant
champion, Willard Fillmore: II might by
soft WORDS inspire dclusive hopes, and there
by win votes, but can never consent to be
one thing 10 the North and another to the
South" determined to stand upon the plat
form as it was, believing that it enunciated
true, national, and patriotic principles, and
refused TO truckle or bend for mere popu-
larity or to abae the doctrines Of the party
to catch few voters in either section. -
This iirmness and consistency Of the MOI
lean delegates in adhering to the old plat
form of principles will meet the approval 0!
the whole American party and will command
; the admiration o. the homes, and fair-ininded
Of its opponents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
BRANCH BANK STATE Missouri, }
Earnttn Nnu Ih- lsi1-

NOTICE is hereby given that books OF sub
~ scripton to the capital stock Of this Branch
Bank, will he opened at the Banking House OF
Monday, 18th day Of June next, under the super
vision Of tho undersigned. appointed for that pur-
pose. Said books to remain open foT ten days.
Ten per cent. in gold and silver must be paid at
the time Of subscription, and the whole within
twelve months thereafter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.

Resolved, That upon the adjournment Of
this present National Council the same
stand adjourned until called together as
hereinafter provided.
Resolved, That the American party in
each State and Territory and IN the Dis
trlct OF Columbia be authorized to adopt
such plans OF organization as they repec-
lively may think best suited to the views OF
the members Of the party in their several
localities.
ReSoirai, That the President Of ills
Council be authorized TO select a National
Central Committee, composed of thirteen
members, Of whom five shall constitute a
quorum, who shall select chairman and
correspond with the authorized Represen-
tatives Of the American party throughout
the United States, and call together this
National Council at such time and place a;
they may think proper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
FinnI Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the August term of the Howard
County Court for final settlement of his admin
istration on the estate Of Reuben F. Myrtle. deed
EDWARD S. DAVIS, Admir-.
June II. 1S51-iw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-18
OFFICERS,

President-E. B. Bartlett, of Kentucky;
Vice President Erastus Brooks, of New
York; Recording Secretary--BIanton Dun
can, If Kentucky; Treasurer-T. c. Ware,
of Ohio.
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10 B w @ r X
HIRSONrG.

a THE Roanoke Lodge No 70 Of A., 7.
$E'Av and 4. Masons, will have procession AMI
w oraton. on st. Johns Day, "wednesday,
June 2i,) in Roanoke. All members of neighbor-
ing Lodges and transient brethren, are respect
fully invited to attend
BY order Of the Lodge. may %, 81.
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NORTH MIss0ans RAILROADS,
1911 ss2F75 ss;ssRssRJ ttsSE...I s;., -
* $50

x 49, t:;E1 -ssast5a,
HUDSON is the name of the beautiful citv
y 4 which has been laid ont at the crossing e
the Hannibal and 81. Joseph and North Missouri
Railroads The site IS elevated, picturesque, and
above all. extremely healthy. II is the point at
which " i'll concentrate all the trade and trans
portatou of the northern half of Missouri which
may seek 81. Louis and the Southern Markets,
and must also prove the depot for furnishing sup
plies 10 the large and fertile territory which
stretches beyond 10 the Iowa line. Its location
in the very centre of some Of the hest agricultural
land in Missouri, which i fast iiHmz up with Il
thriving aad industrious popu.1tioa-its sure and
safe means Of access al all seasons of the year-its
proximity to immense bodies oil the finest timber
the abundance of coal found within ole mile -
the city, and the best wafer in the Stlfe-prcsent
unryal.ed advantages, and render it a more desi-
rabe place for settlement and investment than
any other inland town in Missouri.
The first sale OF lots in Hudson, viii take place
on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
GUIDE FOR TRAvELERg AND OTHERS
RAILROAD LINES.


roNAc RAILROAD, going North, leaves twice every
day, (Sunday evenings excepted, )atf O'Clock, A N,
and at ~ 9'clnck p. w. tf the Potomac river. Whcre
. steamer is taken for Washington, thence by haii-
road 10 Baltimore &c. ..
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves TINS cIY
twice daily SUNDAY evenings excepted) az $500 80
A. NJ and IL o'clock r. NJ, fer Gordonssilie. VIZ" 49,
they connect with the trains of the orange IN" ]'
andria Washington, Baltimore. &c. ,,a ~, q
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE-Leares ft icu's2.S "a. rnad
o'clock A. NJ. and connects with the sou,nsd .Ts ex
At the Junction, at g o'clock A. NJ o"ii'"''
cepted. ,r.. this city twice
syery day (Sundays excepted NJ % 800 e. r. W,
and ocisck r. NJ An accomm"hhths I'M 49, a.
here every Monday, wednesday ana friony ~
oS'ooN ~ >" FOR NORFOLK. &c.
TIL s,aapoer CIfRTIS PECK, Capt. sam Barnes.
49,. r. wharf at Rockets every saturday Tues
L. and Thnr-ay mornings. at 81 o'clock A. NJ,
- shs GIFN COVE Capt John Davis, every Mon
aar wednesday and Friday mornings, ut So O'Clock,
81 Sosfnlk and Portsmouth, touching ut all the
regular landings on the river:
FOR NEW YORK, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening, at o'clock, for Now
York touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning, at
ii O'Clock.
POR PHILADELPHIA, 60,
BY the steamships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. Ono of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk receive freight and passen gers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
MORTON BLEDsoE, Manager jeIo-

HEALING SPRINGS.-These celebra-
l. l. tod Springs are now open for tho reception OF
visitors. They situated in Bath county, "a mile-
west of Nillhoro Depot of the Virginia Central Rail
road and three miles southwest of the Hot Springs,
Immediately upon the Turnpike Road leading from
Miilboro' Depot to the White sulphur Springs
These waters are celebrated for their efficacy in
diseases of the akin, scrUua old ulcers, diseases Of
the kidney bladder and urinary organs, nervous
affections, chronic diarrhUa. hcmorrhord- bronchi
tbs, rheumatism, dy dyspepsia and diseases Of the eye
in general. Their properties gently cathartic
diurrtic daphoretic alternative and sedatiye and
especially applicable to the above diseases.
Tho Baths are exceedingly delightful, buoy ant and
gratetul-impartinS glow and softne~s to the skin
not excerd by any waters in Western Virginia their
temperature being no Fahrenheit.
The buildings and Furniture are ell new and COM
Portable and sufficient to accommodate $50 persons
The proprietors will spare no pains to make their
GUESTS comfortable.
The Stages pI.s daily East and West, thereby fur
nishing two daily mails
:. 4. PORTER, pronriators
" 25-lm ]. K. ERWIN ! II"PIIctolN.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL
f&eaxsss-ifT RAILROAD
Track completed to JAcKsoN's KIvKRi

In advance Of time advertised the rails Rsw laid
and instead Of the 18th sf July,
on THE 10TH
The passenger trains will certainly re 10
JACKSONS RIVER, within six hours travel by
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ever -
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an esoro new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations to =
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach tho White sulphur frss POte['-
burg, Richmond. Baltimore and Washington, en- the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next n0THing 10
break fast
Passengers for the Rockbridge Alum. BATH Alum,
Warm. Hot and Healing SprrIfgs. take the stage at
Mbors and arrive at the Springs TO supper the same
day they leave Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
IUDLAM 4 WATSON.
DAILY LINE RETwER'

xT~A DAILY LINE BETWEEN
L. essaaS--sa.RICHNOND. OLD POINT. PORTS
N0tffI AM S0RFVLk'-Th' steamers GLBN
COVE and CURTIS fH'k. now in first rate order,
will. and after MONDAY next, loth inst, cVm-
mence and confirm" daily line between the shoSe
places.
TheULES COVE, Capt. J. O. Davis will leave ihs
wharf NJ Rockets hU<IltY uVSEging AZ i-s
otlosk prccl-cly; and the CURTIS PICK, Captain
Samuel Barney, will irave the wharf Al Norfolk on
unnetn ran every day tSrnday excepted. and touch
at all The regular landings the river going and re-
turning.
Passage 10 oh Point, Portsmouth and Norfolk, 81 %
Forward passage, ~
Meals 70 cts. each, r. o. HASKINS.
Freishts taken as usual bat the freikhts On AT
goois 1ended TO be pat OF al ANY 81 The landings %
the river must be paid when this articles are snt %
The Boat and we not responsible iof any araete
after i IL put on the wharf 70 which i h. drssted
jeB r. O. HASklSs.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-

am receiving orders for the best quality Of AN
THRACITE COAL, to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 22i0 lbs to the ton,
(they allowing me a commission Of 10 per cent?
find it greatly to their interest to purchase at this
SEASON of the year. when coal and freghts ara low.
All orders enclosed 10 me through the Post Office or
left Mt the Drug Store of Messrs Laidley Robinson,
corner Of 18th and Franklin streets, at the law Of
fee of Powhatan Roberts Of 18th and Main sts.,
(Where my office il kept,) will he PROMPTLY attended
10 Lie In-3ml WRIT ROREKTS.
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N E. RUM am offering my stock of
~. RUM very low. TO close il out. Those In wan,
viii do well 20 call before purchasing.
JAMES r. WEST
~ iI-u Cary. ID door below Virginia :,
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

j
WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VIRGINIA.-This celebrated Watering Place
which is opan for the reception and acc9mmoda-
ten OF visitors il situated in Bath county, Virginia,
and on the direct Turnpike Road 10 the White sui,
phur springs, and Guyandotte en- the Ohio River
fve miles from the Bath Alum and Hot Springs re-
pectfvely, and eight miles from the Healing.
These waters have been long and Justly famed for
their curative qualities in various diseases, ~ well
for the luxury Of bathing. Their properties are
gently aperent, duretc diaphorstic and Alternative.
and are especially applicable to the treatment Of the
following diseased conditions, viz:
Chronic Inflammation and Cont, and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. Affections Of the
spinal Marrow, and their consequencce idrulysiS;
Henorrooid OF Uterine arrangements, or .ustGS0ses
u Gou or rheumatism; Afjction If the Jn'nts; LV.
the bsne- The whole class II he Csfdnsoas Iesc-
tlons; Dyspepsia; Torpid and otherwise derdn0cd con-
sttsons a the Ltrer: -
Consist Of a large and commodhus Hotel, large
number of Handsome and CONVENIENTLY arTTansedCot-
tages spacious dining and ball roon billiard room,
bowling alley, bath-houseS, &c, &c.
BATHS
which are Of the temp. 969s deg. Fahr't four in
number. A large Octagunal Barn FOR GENTLEMEN,
10 feet in diameter and feet in depth. Tho LADIES
BATH, OF nearly equal dimensions The SPour BATES
and a private BATH FOR lNyALIps. All Of which are
comfortably and conveniently furnished and cen
structed and connected with cold PLuNGISG BATHS,
abundantly Supplied with spring water Of the temp
nS- The LEGALITY ofthese Springs ia remarkable for
heathlncs5-the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty-the atmosphere sslubrous and inrigora-
ting. -
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be Of the
very best character and every effort made to contr
butte to the comfort aud convenience Of visitors.
A fnoB ANDOF MUSIC has been engaged for the
A. these Springs are located but IA miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad, the following IA
cilities will b. afforded for reaching them:
train of cars will leave Richmond daily at eek
A. NJ, will connect with tho Orange and Alexandria
cars at Gerdensyile will arrive at staunton at rs
o'clock p. NJ. where time will be allowed for pHssen-
gers to dine, and reach Milbors (the present termi
nus OF the Central Railroad st4 seock, T. NJ, whore
an ample number ct fine Coaches will be in readnesr
10 convey passengers tho same evening to the Bath
Alum. Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, as they MAJ
wish TO gs.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been
made with Messrs. Hartman, Brown Co, the pres
ent popular and oblXng proprietors Of the stage line
this route, to convey visitors 10 and from these
Springs to the White sulphur, at their convenience
ahd discretion. GEORGE MAYSEl
&C FRANCISCO (PropriotOrs
n1 ia n nm,
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DEDFORD A L o NJ SPRINGS,-These
ID Springs are situated eleven miles from LyHsh-
burg and four from the Forest Depot, on the Va q
Tenn n. r., where . conveyance viii aiways De IN
readiness TO convey PASSENGERS 10 ana rom ,no
s1tabisbed. and acknowledged By many Of the most
eminent physcisns Of this country TO be sovereign
rcitic fur SernfuIa aud all cutapeous diseases IL has
nysr failed In effscting cures Of dyspepsia and all
womb Diseases such a. Prslapsus utsri and all KIN
drpd diseases - prevalent amongst isfsalee'
Tbs Is afsr and Mass have been recently analyzed
by Nh. msst reliable Chemist in the United States,
and pronounced by them to contain more Iodine than
any iAi's'A ECIrOLS 4 DEWEY.
lrrr
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MOURN No MORE

e MOURN NO MORE
"A I'd mourn thee, hopes that leave me,
NIL Iffrom thee Id parted, too;
k&@z2S III keep thee when all friends deceive me,
For twenty years you have proved true.
No better Watch shall ever win thee,
A in many store chance to roam;
I'll keep thee, for you'll not deceive me,
To tell the hour when m at home.
But while before me- yet have the,
" it'll hands 80 clean and cases bright,
A cloud of Thought still fingers DER me,
And tells me true. the hour OF night
And if by age you II need repairing
And your time will not run true;
Yet still for thee I'll be caring,
And take thee to BARTHOLOMEW.
". BARTHOLOMEW,
Practical Watch and Clock Maker, and Jeweller,
iva Corner of nth and Main sts
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: UNION STEAMSHIP COM

r. UNION STEAMSHIP COM
cinTYi ro fST All riSl 6Rf5IR La,. vn
sc2ss:seszzsss5S CITY or RICHMOND, Ca ptaia 3
Mitchell; stenmer PENNSYLVANIA Cant Dard
Teal: steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. Rooms
One Of these superior Steamers will leave RiehnauA
until further notice, every MONDAY and Thurs
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
freight and passengers. Returning, having Phila-
delpha every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nern.
ing. at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now in fine srdcr increased &C
commoaton- for the comfort of passcn gers ha Wing
been added, ~ also more room for fright; and vs
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care 10 prnleerps
goods committed to our charge. receive AM nc1enss
Of patronage,
aS~ No transhirmentby this line.
Passage through TO New York and found $40 90
Do do Philadelphia, and found. ct
cabin, 500
Passage through to Philadelphia. not found. ID
cabin, 70
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same "a By the
River Boats n
81 Passengers by this line can stop In Phiadel.
pha two three days and then PROCEED 20 New York
by the same ticket. H. T. FUTILE, Agent
au 26 Rockets.
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COAL.

GOAL! COAL. COAL The subscri-
~ Der ia prepared to furnish his customers and
others with q superior article Of MlDLOTHlAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE
COAL: also the best quality RED and W HlTE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL by the long or short ton.
Orders left at his office, ut the Coal Yard OF the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, will be promptly
attended to. r.,o,,D
jy Z7-3m u b. LIfSCohb-
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M
For White For
D..-... Co.

r.. rzEszssss:ss===.zssr7 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
kSxss9 - 1850 eMPANY, i3t Main 81 having
rpauTiIed their Steamship Express To and from Ssfs
folk, Petersburg and Richmond BY Steamers janice
town and Roanoke. which leave New fsTk oveiy
"Wednesday and Saturday. apd thenoc By IaiiEosd 10
Weldon, Wilmington Lynchhurg, Salem, Nythsy1ls
and the principal places in Virginia asd worth Carr
lima prepared to forward, With greet dir
PATCH and 1t reduced rates, every Kind Of hEohaR
ai.e, Valuable ParceI- JeweiTy. &C.. to the above
named cities. and all places on the -..a board.
Our Express en- the Steamships will DO accompanied
by EpeciHl Messengers, who will give their personal
attention TO the careful handling Of goods nSustrj
to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
shippers will please take notice that packages TO
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be s-st By
steamers, unless otherwise mark ed.
Freight received, day of sailing, uBel s'elOck.
p NJ. J. l.. MACDOkOUHH,
Agent of Adams Express Go.
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RICHMOND AND DAsvrlLx g,lLHsAp. /

r.. C=ss5E==s--g- AMELIA SULPHUR
~ zAs1t SPRINGS NEAR JETPRs-
IlLlE.-SPEClAL N0TICE-for the accom- moda
ton OF persons visiting tho above roruer Syringe
special train will De run every SATURDAY after
noon, commencing July nth lrRving Rehmend Sta
ton ut o'clock T. VI, and arriving at JetcrrvilIc at
s.t5, j. NJ, where Omnihuscs will he in waiting 10
take visitors to the SPRING. Omnibus fare q e@nt-
Returning leave Jetersvlo every MONDAY mora
ing, 1t h-W, A. W. and arrive in Rich mond at O. 10
NJ; Tickets for the round trip, hy this train 81 75
when purchased ut the Office in Richmond. for al
toksts purchased tho cents addition will
be charged over the regular mail truin rates
Je &. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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n = e RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.


N Thisdelightful Watering Place, although opened
for the first time in 1885, has already attraS.eu
ted i'm n,eiiatey ON the Turnpike road from sasn 70
the Sweet springs. and splendid hn V;r 81 nj
Tnnsssee railroad without any detention. rom ga
lem Depot BY the Red sulphur to the swss' rtas
and Greenbrier White sulphur being tue 'noi'0''
and best route between those points. ,.,,s ha va
since the last Seasnn, the accommoiations arsI
been greatly enlarged by the addition on $500
handsome and spacious Cottages The propIee,,1hI
feel sure that all who visit their spring. VIII DO
made entirely comfortable and satisfied To seekers
of health they offer Mineral Water, the DeneciaI
effects of which have been fully tested paricuiar
in diseases of the Lungs and stomach 10 seeker :,
subsantias and many Of the Hxuries Of life besides
all those appendagee Of amusement found AT othsr
from the heat and dust Of the cities they
offer lust such retreat. besides hearty welcome
.nd the hest treatmept q. W. SHANkS,
anu S"' DC. SHANkS,
u. b. BOARD,
WIN. WALTON,
IItipp