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Leaving balance fer the years business q. SO al


There is not a, THIS time any claims agains: the
CEnoany-a paid this date.
Ine Directors ,t rhls ;nnoany confident that
The plan Of Insurance adopted by them will meet
VIII hearty ,ise from all in,eiiieen, friends ri
NItua insurance.
This Company insure only in this State, and ,ake
RISKS Wills, Gu,ds in Stores, Shops etc in
posed village or ely property. hut confne their
business entirely L" farm property and isniated build
vii! be insured risk.
This Company will adjust all Claims with prompts
mss ahi liberia 'ltv. and u ut any time difference
~ ,u arae between the parties, III such difference
VII be adjusted Nv Indifferent persons N the County,
each party selecting one, aud in they do not
agree, m person shall he chosen and he rd oi
all. two Of Them. shall be hna and conclusive
reward II SlDJ will be paid bv this Compa nv
any .vho will q such 'nforma ion ill
vie any person It setting fire any building IN
sured b this Company.
Officers OF the Company.
g. BEckwrru, President !; G Fo. c. WooDRrrf
Treasurer; Jason WHlrrxG. Sc rotary; SHELDo
OSBORN, OF ilafwinton, General Agent.
Directors.-J G. Beckwth, Jason Whiting, So
r. Beers, \. ). Lewis : :rIh"n Osborn, Ahah Cali,
Chas Adams, Robbins Ba.ell, Sleph. n Tr.~ BIRD ge
Local AgrnM.--Leman w Cutler, Watert"wn
Henry Church, Washington; Henry ): Sanford, New
Milford ; Rufus Fner, Jr., Kent Richard Smith
Sharon Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall Joseph Gay
lord, Goshen; r. Spaulirny, Canaan; Do"sid J
Warner, Salisbury; :. D. horthway nd John DeweIl
NnfoIk !; Henry Jon"a. NV Hartford; II: S
g. :>mhler, Bethie',; john Ahrrnehy and George Is
Forest Woodhury; David e. WhiItiesey, New Pres
,sn Reuben Rockwell. i,olrhronk; I"nn iIinsdae.
Wnsted; 5. Y. St. John, New Canaan; +. ralImadge,
Plymouth
" Persons wishing to get their buildings insure,
can apply either of the Agents the Secretary.
]. &. BECKWITH, President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
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DCRE French Zinc, Pure White Lead, Iinsecd
Il Oil. Turpentine, Varnish and a general as.
'ortment of Paints, Brushes &C., at
W. H. BuEL & cos
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.H.tficr.

.1Hfirr.
A. NEW MAIL ROj re is now establish.l from
"a LlrcHr'lELD to KENT. passing through
Milton Warren, East Kent to Kent Pains on Mon
days, Wednesdays AMI Fridays. and returns Tues
days, Thurs lays and Saturdays Leaves Iitch!icld
at o'clock A. NJ, and arrives in Kent in time to
take tho cars Forth or south Leaves Kent for
itcheId on the arrival of the cars from Bridgeport
and after July l. 1857
l3-tf DANIEL NJ. PECK, Proprietor
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rARPET1NGS AND OIL CLOTHS may be found
~ at MCNEIL 4 BRAMAs's
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TwENTF-FOUhTH ANNUAL kkEORT
OF THE
Lftch0eld Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

Litchfeld, July 6. 1857
GENERAL STATEMENT.
The whloe number Of Policies that have been iesuec
- 9,02S
The whole am unit Of Losses and Expenses
pad by the Company S26, sos So
.u,ut $4,000 Geo
i.e.,. si5,255 50
rs arnuunt Of Premium charged the
to>s .!ch Is pied sed cspi al - 35O -
Mixing the Capital Of the CompanysiS 600 56
SLATER ESr THE LAST YEAR s BUSINESS.
To an, IIat Cas-, re ed tor Premiums the
last wear $3ov5 5
rs in'-fe>t received Oh Notes by
the TIE from July 7, 1856
to July s. 1857 GIG 81
-----sa3o2 0G
70 am urtpill f,r Losses and Expenses the
ias. year $50 10
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NJ ILTO N A C A D E NJ Y.
VA A. S. MORSE, A. b.. Principal,

AVA A. ,. MORSE, A b., Frlnclpal.
The Fall term Of this Academy, located at Milton,
Litchtell County. Conn, opens on Monda. October
10TH 1857.
The course of instruction embraces English branch
es, Experimental Sciences, Higher Mathematics,
Ancient and Modern Languages, Music, Drawing,
Painting. &c, &c.
A Commercial Department has been added in
which as thorough instruction is given as in any
Mercantile College, at half the ordinary expense.
Diplomas are awarded to those that satisfactorily
complete the 4 Teachers class will be formed
the third week Of the term in which instruction will
be free to those who design teaching.
The Faculty numbers four experienced teachers.
The buildings are new, and have an ample Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus
Tuition per quarter of eleven weeks. 81 so to SIS.
so; Languages $500; Music and Oil Painting,
each SO; Modern Languages, each SO; CONNER
cial Course, SIS.
Board at public or private houses 50 90 per week.
Those residing in the vicinity who return home on
Friday 81 70. Rooms may be rented in the village
by those wishing to board themselves.
Literary, Scientific and Miscellaneous lectures will
be delivered once in two weeks. by persons from
ahroad-Winter Quarter beginning Jan. IL, 1858.
&c" Send for Circulars 26-tf
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Plaster and Coal,
n ME subscriber has just received cargo of the
IL blue kind of Plaster Also a cargo OF the best
Spring Mountain Coal AL those in want of Coal
can have it at summer prices by sending in their O.,
ders this month. Z. GOULD
Litch6eld East Mill. Nov. II, 1867.
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INSTR UCIRO.v.
TIME OLCOTT INSTITUTF
ID The Rev. D. G. WRIGHT NJ A Recto.

IN E WOLCOTT STITUTE
+ Il The REV. d. G. WRIGHT NJ A.. Rector
This Institution affords every opportunity for the
thorough education of boys, preparatory for College
OF active business
The Lcati n. in point of health and facilities for
rational amusement is second to none in New Eng.
land the Naugatuck Railroad renders it easy of nc
Cess. and the names of the Trustees will afford suf
icient guarantee that the ancient and honorable
reputation of this town vi ea Mug will be
fully sustained.
The pupils members of the Rector's family
and subjected to parental discipline are faithfully
,ught and enjoy the comic Is of a home The
nnmber is 80 limited that each nav receive every
tttention requisite to pr mote mental and moral
rogress. No pains will be spared to render the
-chol ship OF the school equal to that of any in the
country.
The Scholastic year is divided into two sessions
commencing the .rst Wednesday of May and No
vembcr Vacations. the months of April and Octo-
A plain uniform dress will hereafter be worn BY
the pupils. which may be furnished in the school or
at home Each pupil provid his own towels, nap
kns, sheets and pillow cases also. silver fork and
spoors Every article should be distinctly marked
with the owner name.
q" The Rector will receive those boys who reside
in New York vicinity, at the Aston House. pre-
ecding the commencement of each session and at
its close. accompany them from Ltchield to the
city.
The Rector has the honor to refer to The Board Of
Trustees: The Rev. J. M. Wiley. the Hon Josiah
G. Beckwith, Edwin B, Webster, Esq, the Hon.
Gideon H. Holster, William +. Baldwin, Esq.
Tie Visitors: The Right Rev. John Williams D. D
the Rev. D. R. Goodwin D. D., Pres Trinity Col
lege, the Rev Robert 4. Hallam, L. D.. the Rev.
Jacob L. Clark D. D.. the Rev. Edward A. Wash
burn: also, to The Right Rev L G. Brownell, D. d.,
the Right Rev. Huratp Potter D D.. IL d.. J. N.
B4ester Esq, II Wall street, New York; w. D.
Washburn. Esq. I'll Houston street. New York;
Aaron Erickson, Esq President of Union Bank. Ro-
chester New York H. Hitchcock, ST. Charles Ho-
ton d. C. the Hon. Seth P. Beers, the Hon. Origen
S Seymour Litcheld; the Hon. James NJ Smith,
| Recorder, New York City; VIM. H. Phelps, Esq
Winsted.
1ERMs.-, ne hundred dollars per session payable
Invariably in advance. Modern Languages. each
SIS per session; Drawing. SO; Music, Organ
Piano, $40 Seat in Church. 81. %
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West Goshen Mill.

vHNHE subscriber would take this opportunity to
u inform the residents of Goshen and vicinity
that after kavng remoieed. rebuilt and introduced
new mill entire for Touring, they prepared to
give them good article in the line Of Flour As
can be maize anywhere in the country. We have
spared no pains expense to put it in perfect orer
{ Y custom work The subscribers ALSO keep on
baud a good supply OF
Rye and Buckwheat Flour,
COrnmeal and Feed,
ct as low rates as the markets Will allow
e. T CUMMINGS & SON.
West f;oAhen, Oct. n. 1857 .7sms1
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X E r y : + N E OIL
IHNHE Company have succeeded in removing the
UNPLEASANT odor from Coal Oil, and now offer
it to the public as the most Eemomieat, SAFE, and
Aqneeable Light that car be obtained
The above Oil, of various qualities. for Burning
and Machinery together with samples of Lamps of
different styles, may be found at
H. w BUELS CO.,
Agents for Etchheld.
Oct H. 1857 tf2S
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Church organs.
GORGE JARDINE & SONS celebrated Organs
" which used in many of the principal
churches in New York city and elsewhere. The
subscriber. having taken the agency for the sale of
the a"vc will lie pleased 20 receive u;,|crs from all
cictics wishing to purchase organ. thoss
wishing any Information in regard to the organs
will please send t. the subscriber and in return will
receive price list and scale, size. number of stops. &c
ARVID DAYTON.
Wucottville Sept lst 1856
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Mustang IINrMENT, Lyons Kathar.on. F..
1V1 sences. and general assortment of Hair Oil.
Perfumery, &C., may he found at No : West Street
Litchfeld. July It'll 1856.
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AsHAWIS. SIIAWL> .-Brucha, Stella and a var-
- ETY. of Spring and Summer >haws may be found
at Mcneil 4 BRAMA>'s.
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PIANO FORTES.

UST received. supply from ALBERT W.
81 LADD & Co.. of Boston, and HARLE1oN l. Bro
THEIRS OF New York
All wishing to purchase, invited to call and
examine them. ARVID DAYTON.
Wocottville, Nov 5, 1856 ties
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..a= Top TRxrELERs AND OTHERS

Railroad Lines.
RtcHMoNp, FREDERIcKSRohS AND koIomAS
soap, going North, leaves twice every DAY,
Sunday evenings excepted at O'Clock q. M, ano
y ii o'clock m for the Potomac River, whefe .
stssmer 10 taken for Washington thence By Aairoao
yfRsIsIa CEsTRAL, soiss North. leaves this cry
twice daily, (sundsy CIV snines excepted oooo.
. m ard n o'clock y. m for oordonsvii'e, wheic
tbev connect with the trains OF the Orange ana Al
sIendtis Railroad for Alexandria, Washinston' MAI
timore, &c. 49,. u,.....s -.
s,cloak a m and connects with the 6outhside Road
At the Junction, at ~ O'Clock IN, Sundays excepted
RICHMOND AND PETERsDuRG-Leeves this city
twice every day, (sundays excepted at o O'Clock
M and s O'Clock p. m. An accommodating train
leaves here every Monday. Wednesday aud Friday ct
9o'elosk g..
For Norfolk, &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. John Davis
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day aud Thursday mornings, at 81 o'clock M, for
Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at ali the egulsr
landings ON the River.
For New York, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening. ct o'clock, for New
York touching al City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &C. leaving Norfolk next morning, ct II
o'clock.
By the steamships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
aud CITY or RICHMOND. One of these steamer
l,svs every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and nasssrsers
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. GEO. r. Smith.
COACH MAKER

A----x- Corner BROAD AND 9Th srs.
(Tchenor's cid stsud) keeps constantly on haud
ard masses to order ali kinds of CARRIAGES,
ROCKdWAYS BUGGIES, SULKIES SPRING
WAGONS. ETC. He has now on exhibition In his
show room an unusually large assortment which he
10 opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms En-
ploying the bsst workmen, and usiH the finest
terial, he IL enabled to warrant all his work
kF Coach smithins and jobbing of all kinds exc
cuted promptly, as u.ua and upon reasonable terms
my lS-Sm*
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ARRIAGEs, GARRIAGEe,.

I'd" CARRIAGES, CARRIAGEss,-
HF The subscriber has or hand, at his Coash
A-nz-Making Establishment ON Lombard Al.
ley, between Main and Cary. (lSth and l4th Streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGlES with and without
tops, and SULKlES, all Of his own make, of the
best materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold low good work of the kind be in the
city OF Richmond, and respectfully ssa call from
those In want OF any article in the Carriage line,
am determined to make order and -e at the low
90: prices possible and ali work sold, tAet 10 new,
warranted.
MICAJAH kfANGUM.
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SWAN Is OO,s LOTTERIES.
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN.
CAPITAL PRIZE 8GO,OOO!!
TICKETS ONLY $40

Owing to the great fsvor with which our sinsl.
Number Lotteries have been received by the pubile
snd the large demand fox Tickets, the Msnsgers q
SWAN & Co., will have o drawing each Saturday
throag hout the year
Tho following Scheme viii be drawn In each O
their Lotteries for June, 1887.
GLASS So,
70 be lrswE In the city Of Atlanta, Ga, II pubs OF
Saturday, Jurc 9Th, 1887.
CLASS 49,
20 be- drawn In the city ofAtlanta, Ga, I'm ksbLs OF
Saturday June 18th, 1867.
GLASS
70 ke drawn In the city of Atlanta Ca in rEbHc O,
Saturday, June 2O;h, 1857,
GLASS Az
70 be drawn ia the Civ of Atlanta Ga In public on
Saturday, June 27th, 1857.
ON TIE Plan OF SINGLE NUMBKRa.
1905 PRICES.
More tan One Prize TO Every Tea T9ekoh
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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ElENRY kXALL. nkCHITECT,
IL mONO, VA,

(opPosIrE THE AMERICAN HoTEL.)
r 3. SLoproN, Civil Engineer.
FREDERICK KOCH Architect,
OSWALD HElNAlCH, Mining Engineer and
Geologist,
Is prepared to furnish Designs with Plens and full
Working drawings for But dipes of every description,
including Mills, Manufacturing Establishments and
Machinery of all kinds. with Specification Esti.
mst.s and Contracts complete, and to snperintsnd
the construction of the same.
BE will pay particular attention to laying out ana
improving SPRINGS PROPERTIES and other
WATERING PLACES, a. well 81 Public or Private
Grounds
He 10 also prepared to survey and loeste all kinds
Of Roads and Canals and to survey kinss and Lands
Having had over twenty years exPerisnce In his
business and with the best corps OF Assistants ever
In office la this State, he feels confident that he
give entire satisfaction to ell who may sntruss
their work to his care And while returning thanks
to these who have heretofore bestowed liberal
patropaRe upon him, he respectfully solieits & coz
tuusrce of the same from them and she public gene
He respectfully refers to
VIM. III Mscfarland,
VIM II. Hsxs,
Jas II. GARDNER, >Riehmond.
- Bacon l. 6sskervill,
Lewis Webb Son,
Lewis +. Harvie, u
VIM. J. Barksdale Amehs
Vs. wm N s,a AsTs0n' eOOshl.nd.
VIM. 3. Fontaine, King William.
DR.. Price, Hanover
w. T. eutherlin, Dauyille
Geo Boiling, Petersburg
Jno McDsniel, Lypchburs.
Thos J. Boyd, Wytheviile.
Geo. q Curle, Lynehburg.
Andrew beirne, Union
Propnetors Of the Sweet Springs
Montgomery White Sulphur
Syringe,
Z" /" Rochbridss Alum BpriHga
Jas. D. Davidson, Lexington.
Col. C Croxet, State Engineer my Z"
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| AA-as. - n ~ IN An WINS 30 pI. CO E
Q, real French. OLgandy Lawns, fast coiors at
Only accents pr yard. worth 50 cents These will be
, ,e s.est baItain, at the Es,ablished Cheap
"oSU @''i'@"s era ALFRED MOSES,
Jeo su,v. -. So Msnaret
RANkhUfT STUCK OF MANTILLAS.
g., w1,i openrhiS rlofntng $4,000 worth Of elegant
a, "a snti.isa Rpf chased recently in New Yo,k,
a. penkroppasa E. at IA ENORMOUS secrif 49, which
to- ssinso to sslitksut at halt the original cost
~ W. no. oppotttn'y for ladiss to supply them.
10. % Via tine Asntilis, at hs Z price, at the no
jeSas'ra sfoie o. - ALFRED NOSES,
..--~-A-l : e ~. 81 Asin ct.
HSohseH Tnh BEST PUII1Y We
e,rshl.s never hn own Is sent nagus,r.orvn;st
70 hs@bas r lasting bu.ns.s by stoopnr
GsIisss 2 80 SAD sh "A u andwins that OsROeNE;a
rosi,ss sys has, fbt the last Ave wears been mat
10 sss grs,:,s We e.n ,.Is 4no p,e,a,,.
- r.s tinsto tshs them better Tor So
frisnds Siii y ~ - sfos 81 0uy customa,. ma
cheap iaisrisrsf sets $3.50 never have taken any
so m ~@k sli ssALBERT " OsS0nptnu
opposits Exchange Bank,
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A CknTAlN UUKK FOK All.

A CAhTAAN CUkk FOK ALI.
10 dfeary winter, snow or rain
Whom winds do blow am thu ann.
In lovly cot, or hoh mans rstre.f
am 70 them, lNBTANT RELIEF
FOR lonely orphaa, ths poor mans bna.
Eor those that use me tits thar pride
TO recommend when cast down With .rx.,
Their Freafes. comfort 10 lNsTkn7 sEIip.
Tor COU0HS and COLDS 'tts In ,r.y... az
AND cure Gil those for such Pa meant.
I'm nice to take, tits quite a treat
DO take thls Syrup, LLoNARbs IHsyAH-
Price Is cent, Sc La
'Ot Gh hLIxih-- For PuImonarS ni-
~ ease In its inoip ient stage, aud for Coia. -
Coughs Mrs DAWS COUGH ELIXIR stsna. 80
above any ether remedy that has ever been oa,sa ~
the patrosase ola Sou,hern community Thi, n,sS'
iene does not protects to eradicate all 5isssss, =,
whatever nature, with which humsnity NAV LAD
htcted-nor does the proprietor declare il to bs h.
ONLY cuek for palnsnsiy diseases; but from tn. "a.
putatio" 1t has acquired for itself eD5 that too ;,S
out puffns," VITA those who have used t. ana f,nr
thu great numbsr OF certificates Of residents Of r.
nond, Pho have been bene tad ar euysd by II, ma,
,he feels az erty to mend it to general US, ~,
listed that the s,ittsd cannot use 1t without rs,s
ing great benefit from its healing and curative NV
ers. ~"
For sale By Mrs. A. 3 DAVIS, Bennett 4 s.s,.
Alex Duval, Patterson l. jackson, Cbas Mtll.Dso.b
T. j P'cot q. rndSssrsrd Cha. n Y~Is nv 70
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MEDICINES.

VIRGINIA WORM KII,IEw r->>>~~>
meiiensnn ana others should not forr.. - .y
ns.t,.ss T,th this yalsr and unisnS %ss,n
ysr1 we. ana me osss spsra.on 10 ass b.s.a
TT 4 Il can bs bad Of the sssns' Prs ss.is9-
Ia NJ ~. sENNETT. BEERS 4 PIsata
- ap N
ACk1s1n's EXCELSIOR BIT EF.-
from vel Loavn ns 70 tine following ssrto.,s
now 90 much Ia vogue: 6issers,
M; r. d. JAcksoS--Dsar Sir Ny mosb.,,,
pspsia for some sixteen yssrs Not Snd,, .nn oys-
mansns relief from the various remedies uss3 ~
vas induced TO try your Excelsior Bitt.r. 49, ne
,s.n,. maon pleasure TO testify to thsii ben
me wss stranger previous to the U.s. on yan.
xa.a.o.o Inealelne 0Ro. W wu,y
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MARBLE WORKS.

n AkBLA WUHNS.
MILLER g. VINCENT,
Dealers IN ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE,
and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS TONES,
FOETS, MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES, &c,
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Church, Main street,
have on hand as large and we'll finished en-
of work be found in any establishment in the
city.
Prices lower than ths quality of work
be obtained in sny of ths Northern etlsa.
nh Ism
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E~T>S ~---v=774zs1~x w -" HOhNA y t~G
signed have taken the store Msin street, No. "a,
where we have on hand large assortment of city
made work, which promise to sell cheaper and
perhaps better attic 10 than be bought in the
city. We also continue to keep on hand and manu-.
facture q. on stand, oornsr of Franklin snd 18th
streets. all kinds of COFF1NS, viz Mahogany,
Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Pine. 10. We also have
Fesse. Hscks and all the necessary articles in the
Undertaken line, such Sheets Shrou6s Plates, 30,
which furnish more reasonable terms than
IL. III Ill.
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sr,MMER RETREATS.

yISO TUE PUBI.IC.-.The undcrsisned,
L with . view OF ascomm odatng persons from the
hfjss and 10 country In quest OF lumm retess
hss recently added to. and thoroughly repaired MS
.Sel Known "MApIso HOTEL" ct Mssa'n
Court House. Virginia end 10 nou prepared to asse
uer n,onths or longer desired He seaIceiy
tate that his Hotel, ~ a sumner retreat. located
advantages OF no ordieATy character, oe,ss s,tu
o the centre OF the village of Madison ndins an
.ted on high and beautiful plain, com pius RiSge
.xtensive ssd pictutstque view 0. for the indus
and other ranges of tainS not e.. ntizeps and
try hospitality and intelissres o, pected BY daily
In. ~ .t.,a. -,,h Gnrdous, itlc has tho aas
Of daily mail. besides other. and obedent
lion THE unasrsisred Keeps 70, az ~ n;.s
.erysuts and b;s tebls supplied VIII on ~. 20
of the season and c3uatry- Foi - sEiI.
Proprietor Madison Hotel.
Madison Court Houss Va.
~ HIYFK Wits 81 .PHOn,
Hh NHlirey COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
win be opened for shs 'e'ep''0" "
1o.h Ium 10 erst6sd to state that all am
~, bout roads and conveyar css nave pesn over
,oms and that daily line OF horse stages M ieave
~ hy the Ye low Sulphur, and reaching New RIVER
White Sulphur by dirnsr Until the road oJ os..
I.sks to the salt u phur, Is finished arrangements
will be III ade for PERSONS DESTROYS OF waiting tue
Iske q mues distant or to put them on mo regular
rne at Pearsburg miles distant, Tor the heo, BAIT
aud Whita sulphur.
The proprietor can only pledge his best efforts to
s"' William EaGLEsToN
eW- Walker & Co. and Lucas Echols, owners oil
the Stages, have experienced aud good drivers on
their nne Je . 'a"'co'
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lAksElNY DnMUn.1 KAa.p.-..n adnme

lAEsKiNf UhIkUNS1 kAGED.--lB dame
H. MOLLsH respectfully informs the Ladies aud
.ntlemen of Richmond aud viciEiiy, that she will
give information ia ell the sffsirs relating to life
such 20 Health. Wealth. Love, Marriage, Jourueya
Law Sui O. Difficulties in Business, Absent Frieuds
sickneis and DEATH and In fespsct 10 all other
jeca both past, present and future, and all
Of life
TERMs-For Ladies' Is cents; Gentlemen 50 cents,
each.
Apply at No. IT, (which Is over the door, T.ylors
alley, between nth and l8sh and Main and Cary
streets, Richmond Va. my l5-lnH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12
Baggage Checked Through to the Springs
THE MOST COMFORTABLY SAFE AND EXPEDITIOU
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA RINGS

THE MOST COMFORTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITIONS
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
The cars will be running to Jacksan's River, 1875
miles from Richmond, by the 18Th of July, leaving
bu. 80 miles of Stage travel to the White gu pLur
Springs good road.
Passengers le,vs Richmond at A n dine at
Staun'cn ard arrive at the White Gu pbur same
plight or if they prefsr it, remain over nigh; q
C.vington Caghans. ard reach the Springs 80
breakfast naxt morning
Passengers for the Sweet and Red Sweet s!o?
ovar nil hit ut CaIagh4n's and arrive at the Springs
bIeatfaAt next morning.
Those for this Salt and Blue Sulphur arrive there
70 dinner rext day, after leaving Richmond
=. - ~ NJ Previous to the opening of
.H+~s-2fSSas the Road to Jsckson's River, pas
sepgeIs for the White, Sweet and
ALT Sulphur will take Stage heretofore at Mill
boro ana stay all night at the Warm Springs, and
at the bite and Sweet to dinner and the sslt
at night the ns1t day.
Pasoen ges for the Rockbridss Alum, Bath Alum,
Warm Hot and ealing Springs take the stage at
Mil5sro'. and arrive at the Springs to supper the
same day they leave Richmond
FARE:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12
SOUTHERN MONITOR.

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