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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-29
Chicago. st. Paul Il F0ndu Lac I'd

Chicago. st. Paul h F0ndu Lac R'd
For st, Paul and the North west-via Janesvile
Madison and Prairie du Cnien. Through to Prs.
RE du Chen In 10 hours without change Of cars.
Fare - low ~ by any other route.
AN and altar Monday, August ,, 1857, Trains win
~ leave Chicago station corner west Water and
Kinzie streets daily (Sundays excepted) for Belot
Jsnesvillc Madison Prairie du Chen and points In
western Wisconsin No.thern Iowa and Minnesota
and st. Paul.
700 A. M. Express, Freight and Emlgrsnt
Train,
300 a. M. Day DxpFess, stopping only for wood
am water making all connections
arrives IT Belot $3.50 p NJ GAINESVILLE
$40 P M Madison I 10 y and Prairie
du Ohisn At y:15 y connecting with
steamers direct for La Crosse Winona
WAbashAw Redwing Hastings Prescott
Hodson saltwater aud eli points to St
Paul and 81 Anthony.
500 r. n. Night Express arrives ut Jsncsville
I1:45 N, Aadlson ID M; Prairie
du Chen Z A NJ; connecting with stea-
mers for 81 Paul and all points tbs
Mississippi river ard with Stages for
the Interior.
All trains make Beloit C INJECTIONS.
u Trsvelleu rave ~ miles acd 10 hourA time by
taking this route.
Rxpre ., Freight and Rmigrast Trains leave Chica.
70 at 80 ? NJ daily.
Through Tickets to oil the above points for sale at
spA,ldng's General Ticket ofnoe, corner Dearborn
and Lake streets, N & Erie II X office ~ Dearborn
street at Pittsburgh n wayne 4 Chicago Office
30 Dearborn street At Michigan Southern Ticket or.
nee under fremont House ard 1t the Chicago 3, Ia
tion corner Water and Klnxie street,, West side.
~. JOHNSON,
superinte ndent.
Csc l.. DUNLAP. AMI Supt. Jan16tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-29
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.

IMTOHIANI LOOAL VVNNHOI1ONbs
Al Mendato with Illinois Central railroad north for
Amboy, Dixon, Hreeport, Gsens and Dunleith; and
south for LaSaIle, Tonics Wiu0ne, Bloomington, De-
cstur, 1t. Louis, Cairo &c.
At Bu' linston with Burlington Mississippi rail-
road for NJ Peasant, fairfield. Ottumwa Oskslooss
Charlton. Fort DesAoin's, Port Dodge, Council
Bluffs, Sioux &. , and all portions Of Kansas and
At Quincy with the spieniid st~aners OF the St
Louis IA keokuk Packet Co, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton 81 Louie &C; and with post coaches for Pal.
myra II Joseph and all parts u Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage men will be Ut oil the railroad
depots Ia Chicago to receive checks aud convey beg
gage 70 the depot frte OF charge.
Ticket may be had IT the depot and at the Mich.
gan Central ratroa,i once, corner Of Lake and
O.. G.. HAAAOND. General Huperinten deit.
AAnuEi R0HRLI Gel Ticket Agent. lactl1dll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-29

ID B0TAURANT, corner Second and Main streets.
~ Confectioneries, viands, &C, furnished in the
most elegant style.
wedding Cske, Plain Cate, Fresh and Pionjed
OysterS, together with al luxuriss Of the season.
hi III Ard4,
A billiard Saloon, most elegantly lifted up. coo.
vsh0Ats JOHN AFGvU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

r ANDRETH'S NEW CROP TURNIP
IL SEED-Early Flat Dutch. Red Top, Large Nor
fix and Ruta ara to-day received direct from the
celebrated Serd establishment of D. Landreih
49, JOHN w GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist,
Market Place Frank lin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16
my zo-dzInI CLAfTOR q LEE, Proprletor
A PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
HEALING sPRlNGs.-These celebra

IL ted SPRINGS are now open for the reception O
visitors. The furniture snd buildings are all Dew
and comfortable and sufficient for the comfortable
accommodation of three hundred persons: The
WATERS are celebrated for their efficiency T. dis
eases of the Ska Liver and stomach. ecrofula, Ok
Ulcers, Paralysis diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney
and Uretus, Chronic Diarrhoa Chronic Asthma
diseases of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, Hemor
rhoids Fistula in Ano, Rheumatism. GoHt, Dyspep
sia, Uterine Diseases, as Leucorrhoea. Dyemenor
rboea. Menorrhegia, Ubstructed CatameDia, Prolap
sus Uter Neuralgia. and diseases Of the Eye.
The BATHS have been enlarged and improved
since the last season. by the Introduction OF mum
Der of BATHING TUbs. supplied with warm anc
hot water from the medicinal fountain, thus furnish
ing Baths 81 any temperature the feelings of the p,
tient and necessities Of the may require. eacf
Basn occupying separate apartment.
Each Bath is supplied with Shower Bathing APP
paratus Of improved construction
The Baths are exceedingly delightful, buoyan1
and grateful, imparting glow and softness to tn
skin not elualled by any waters in western Viz
ginia. their temperature being $50 Fahrenheit.
The properties of these waters are greatly cathar
snti-rrtant, and are peculiarly applicable TO ths
treatment of the above diseases.
The Healing Springs sre located in Bath t copntH Mt,
boro Depot of the Virginia Central Railroad to thu
Greenbrier White Sulphur springs.-24 u lies from
within adays travel of Baltimore. Richmond, Was--
ington and Alexandria
line Of daily stages, carrying the Mail win ruI
regularly between Millboro Depot and White Full
phur and passing route the Bath Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs. over well graded road and stop
from the Springs
An experienced Physician resides at the Springs
permanently. The proprietors intend to use ever}
effort render the soJourn of their visitors both
pleasant and profitable, and have fitted up fine
Billiard and Bowling Saloon. fine Band Of Music
las been engaged and will remain during the sea
son.
Persons desiring further information in regard b
the medicinal efficacy of the water can be supplied
with orr Pamphlet, containing the opinions and
certificates of Physicians and others who have test
ted Its merits at most of the hotels by addressing
the proprietols. PORTER IRWIN,
je7-dln Proprietors.
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DOCKBRlDaE BATHs.-This favori,e

af.erward ss as SJSoR DaNs sfaiNGs, ha. been re-
Gently r9.shassd BY o. ne 10
the virtues of the water are best known and will be
open for the reception OF visitors ppen the lst OF
JUNEnext New and handsome buildings have been
iehtfni summer resort 1t is beautifully located
the North River. in the midst Of mountain aud val
lev scenery unsurpassed In varied beauty BY any 10
the skate 1t is on the main stage road rom Lex
ington 10 the Central kaircad d,s.aps eisse
on the latter. Visitors can reach the baths IN one
day from Petersburg, Rchmondapd Alexandria ar
irving at their destination before sunset
than that OF the Ola swess and this, with the pecu
liar character and buoyancy OF the wa,er. Wnicn y
highly charged with Carionie Acid Gas, ana con-
tains Magnesia, Iron, &c, renders bathng n " ~
universal consent Of those who have saiea
Its medicinal effect ID atteated BY nifty years OF 0ca
Dyspepsia. Diseases of the Lungs, Uicsrations,
menorrhea.. MenorrhasIa Leucorrhea, Prolapsus
children. IT is unsurpassed, If elualled, By any
ter In the world. Near at hand 10 q fne Sulphur
of Gresnbrier, to which visitors to tho Baths have
: Gyvsrnor Henry, A. Wise, who spent portion Of
last samesr With !; his rsmiiy at ~the BATH thus
tsins ard shall certainly revisit it, II possible next
Reference may also be had. amongst many others.
4 sm sss VIM
WIN " Penileton. Of Lexington; Wm z PAins. Esq,
Of fbe firn OF Kent. Paine = Kent, Rtchmond. and
L Hunter. Esq OF felma. Alabama
mar weak IN less than two weeks IS per week. Tor
isors than two weeks, and 80 psr month.
my H-d3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16
DANK OFTaE COMMONWEALTH

- At q meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the
Juue, 1858, it was resolved that the Books OF sub
scrption be re-opened at the Office Of Messrs Jno
Lancaster Il Son, in the City Of Richmond and that
individuals OF firms subscribing, DO required to pay
Zen Dollars per share In cash az the time of subscrb
ing and Fifteen Dollars per share on or befor. the
cash or in Stats Stock, or in Bond guaranteed By
the State to be expressed 1T the time VI subscrib-
ing.
Ii also Resolved. That the Stockholders be re-
CURED TO pay over to the President Of this Bank.
Fifteen Dollars upon each share subscribed. ON OK
also required TO deliver to the President or Board Of
Directors on or before tue 10Th day OF July next,
and subscribed by them, with powers OF Attorney
to transfer the same that the same when 30 deliy
cred, may be transferred wen necessary, to the
Treasurer OF the Common salth, in trust for thia
Bank. The said Stock bonds to bear interest from
the list July, 1858. l.. NUNNALLY.
10 25--dtaDJy President.
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IN ARTIFICIAL TEETH.


q ~. JONES. Dentist, having purchased the
&.it !'r the above mode Of making Teeth, and be.
hs Nptiresy satisfied Of Its absolute superiority
over u" gold. silver or platna method, can with
c'Eadencc commend II to all who may desire full
psrtial sets Of Teeth-and especially to such as
pa! DC dissatisfied with those they arc now using
IL tha process. all Of the objections to The gold
at are removed-the SUTTON being perfect, Sc.
CURES comfort and stability 10 the fitand the teeth
p-.g embedded In the metal. tho food is exeudsd
It1hi ead~r or between them. they are therefore
ter.
IN Consequence Of the perfect adaptation Of the
pSts 70 the mouth aud the suction thereby secured
~ can Insert one or teeth teit0,a casps-an.l
"a al cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory Mt
, ms method having been adopted and commended
shose standing highest In the profession, North
aaa south testimonials will be given and specimens
sAnioited e any who may desire TO see them. The
90 plates Of those wishing TO exchange the cid me-
.,li tae new, will be taken In part pay. oficr
nniee hours from to ~ from 81 to 8.
~ Whi2 Eaouirer n nd so,,th tysar< a yronths
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS

These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open for the reception of visitors Ii is now well
have had such signal success as the waters of the
Red Sulphur Springs in the speedy cure of most
tions Chronic Diarrh@a. by spepsa aud Diseases OF
the Brain.
Inyalids would secure better rooms and better
and attention by coming RARLY, as we are usually
very much crowded through the month OF August
Visitors for this place should leave the Virginia and
viii then have bnt 81 miee of staging. over a.good
road Via tn, Virginia Central Railroad there is
NV Sem q s CAMPBELL co.
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By James M. Taylor & Son.

G HOUSES AND LUTS. AND IS VA
~ CANT LOTS IN THE TOWN OF GREEN
WILLIE, UNION HILL, AT AUCTlON.-Wi i'll be
sold upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the Goth
day of JULY, commencing at 51a o'clock p. NJ SIX
houses and lots, and thirtyive building lots in the
Town of Greenville. Union Hill, and fronting on
9th. 18th, 30th and 3lst streets.
The houses are Of the medium size. and are sup
piled with kitchens, stables, &C., and with q we'll o.
va er on each lot.
The vacant property fronting on above street,
about Ie00 feet, Will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMs-lne-fouIth cash. the balance al 6. IL aud II
months for notes with inef added and secured bJ
trust deeds. JAS. n. TAYLOR l. SON,
jy I3-tds AuctinnNans.
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DED SWEET SPRINGS.

- ALILhT HAN1 4, A.
THESE SPRINGS are situated 80 miles from the
road from which there ia ample Stage accommoda-
ton for all passengers wishing TO visit this place;
.lso l6 miles East from the Greenbrier White full
phur, one mile from the Old Sweet Springs, apd IS
miles W est nom Bonsack's and Salem. on the Virgil
ua and Tennessee Railroad, from which place there
4 i FULL SUPPLY OF STAGES TO CONVEY PAS
The Waters are Chay beate, differing in their ga
and saline ingredients, vary ing in their tenn
perature from 70 TO 80 degrees Fahrenheit, forming
two ladies and one gentlemans
RED SWEET BATHS,
the most exhilraling and delightful Baths in the
United States There is also another Bath ard
Spring near the Hotel. precisely similar in tempera-
ture and effects the Old Sweet, mile from this.
giving visters to this place the advantage Of the Wa
ters of both places The Waters are
TONIC, ALTERATIVE, AND APERIENT
suited to OF extreme Debility Diarrh9s of thu
Gus Affections and Chronic Diseases of the Stomach.
Liver. Spleen &c. (Refer to the various authors on
the Mineral Springs of Virginia for the analysis)
There are on the premises a
READING ROOM,
furnished with variety OF newspapers, from all
paris Also o. BILLIARD BIZ ROOMS. TEN PIN ALLEYS,
AMI other amusemepts
The services of WLNTEh'S BAND OF MUSIC,
of Batin ore have beeHsecured.
Thu Proprietor having the satisfaction n know
that he has given satisfaction heretofore to his visit
ors and to sustain the high reputation OF the hed
sweet has induced him to extend bis accommodations,
dattering himself that his future abors VIII insure
4 full portion of the public patronage.
There ID pest office at this place, and daily mails
aaab way g. BIAS.
Red Sweet Springs, July LIST 1855. jy l0-2m
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REMOyAL.-SIMPS ON &

81 BAGNALL beg leave to inform their pa
,ak&ex. irons and the public generally. that they
viii remove on the LIST Of July next to their
NsS STEAM CRACKER BAKERY. on 18th street, Ia few
t19,' below Main) where they have greatly increas-
ieir facattes for supplying their hitherto lar &c
Tgh'n1s Or BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS; PIES, Ac3
AeafEfui for the patronage SO literally bestowed
ca nem heretofore they hope TO merit continuance
q iae same at their new place.
SIMPSON 4 BAGNALL.
~ u Orders for BREAD, CRACKERS, etc, will
f"ceiyai at their Bakery on 18Th street, or their
tl1ftore NOT, on Moin street Cakes Crackers. &c.
Carefully packed in quantities to suit customers.
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nc-,srT,yA FOR LYNCnRuRa.-....-lTr
RUNAwAYS.
= = @---1N-NsN-47-~-e@-i- =
SD REW ARD Ran away

W. !" EtksU'"-AaH away, OF
ia the 2is: day OF November, 1857 my Negro
~ woman Rocsena she il of Medium sise
-S~ dars complexion and has mark on ont
eye tank on the left generally ,imid a burned
eye by which she can easily be ted as the an i,
around t3e eye Is very much drawn She has been
few days in kschnond aud passing as a free
WomSn. / suspect her TO have forged pass and 4.
working ia some Of the tobacco factories in Rich
moni or Manchester. / will give the above reward
oT her delivery to me, in Petersburg. or for any In
formation that can get her again.
~ Ia-Akglxs JAMES CUTLER
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CHAs. BRUCE, Agent.
5000 REWART

ES1 dence in Henrico, on the I4th of June last
xAsSmy servant woman BLENORi, (calls her
Xxx self kienora Hill) She is a very bright mu
ls-V mali size. about II years old; has small scai
her forehead from q burn. Just 10 the edge OF hes
hair She can read ard write very well, and have
doubt hut what she has procured free papers ace
: nOS going about AS free woman. She is extern
seusvely acquainted in Richmond and Church Hill
having lived on Church Hill fo- nine years. She j.
certainly i'll place the other. | will nav 500
r her arrest if taken out of the state $50 If taken
mt OF Hsnyico city of Richmond and S25 if taker
IN benrico or city of Richmond ana placed in Jai.
b. that can g.t her:again
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10 TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

IRAN AWAY from the subscribers, abous
n 'threa weeks since. NEGRO MAN. named
<S. James smith He is a mulatto, about 5 feet
20 inches high. between Is and 2s years of ags;
ald belongs 10 Undertakes estate. lie has beer
working Tor several years in Mr. Joseph Diels ias
tory, and last year IN MIR VIM Rarrett's factory
when last Heard from he in Richmond at d
Ri,hard Y Rundley's and has wife st Mr VIA
stan's over the store of Grebbs Apper=an, and .
brother who u porter in ths store of Rag land a
Bro. We will give reward of twenty Goiiars for
him Il lodged in Jail in Richmond. or delivered TO us
st this pisee u 4 n w HARRIS
~ I0-imiS2fcTs Frederick's Hall Denot
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LLEGHANY SPRINGS

IA IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
Are now open for the reception of visitor5.
The most COMPLETE and THOROUGH ABRAMS cement,
have been made TO render this heretofore delightful.
watering place of the most attractive and agree
able places of sojoUrn 10 be found any where in TIL
Southern country These SPRINGS have been de
slonstrated to possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
AID are situated in the midst of the most BEAUTl
Full see cry, ard in q climate tbs mos
HEALTHFUL aud SALUBRIOUS. They are sjtt
ited within three miles of Shawsville on the Vii
yiuia and Tennessee Railroad over which trains pas.
daily, connecting with the great thoroughfares BE-
ginning At Bangor Maine. and terminating at New
Orleans Arrangements have been made with al
the Railroad Companies. North and South, whereof
THROUGH TICKETS will be issued 10 any point on tn
Va. and Tenn. Railroad aud line of splendid
FOUR-HORsE COACHES
will be in readiness to transport visitors from Shaw
vile, the nearest point of debarkation, to tn,
Springs.
10 inyalids laboring under affections of the sto
mach and Bowels, these waters are particularly re
commended.
orrnif "A
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As TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE

a WARD.--Ran away from the subscriber, 4
N Negro Man named CHI ARLSS abont forty
IL five years of age-ha1 ON when he left frock,
nat He aso carried with hiEi pair of saddle bags.
n which was white AMI blue check coat. He II.
4ont huilt about five feet six or seven inches IL
height; blind in the right eye WAS purchased BY
ne al D VI Pulliam's auction in February, 1851 OF
W Hrnnur of Clarke county, where he said b.
las . wife. | will pay the above reward if taken
cut o. the county of Henrico.
J. 2I-ts JAMES N SHINE
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By Larus Il Shine, Aucts.

IA sold, on MONDAY, the l9tn July inst, at the
late residence Of James Cray. Church Hill, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, all of his Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the usual variety.
Also one fine Horse ana Mich Cow. fresh TO the
pail After the above sale the House viii be rented
miUistrator. LARUS & SHINE.
jy H-dtds Auction6ers.
AT THE SAME TIME-Wiil be hired out, for the
balance of the year, a good COOK, WASHER and
Rl
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SIS REWARD-Ran away from

-EjA my house. on Monday night, the It'll June
A;Ss negro woman named SOPHIA. belonging
10 Joseph Stakes estate, deceased. aHc
Eirpd - ma by DIR. u. $. Taley, Of Hanover, Va
SAID negro is about forty years OF age five feet 81,
inches <h. bright mulstto round .houldered, with
a. very notable red mark under thu eye. She wa.
carried away by her husband, the property Of sirs
Thornton, Of Chesterfield, formerly of Hanover
county. id negro's name is Joe. He works II
Baiey's factory, of Richmond. She can be iouu
either ia Richmond, or ia the neighboThood of Jas
Howsrd'f, ESD, of Hanover. The above rswar,
viii be paid for her apprehension or delivery either
~ Hanover or Richmond jail
fS-6IS n r J1SEC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16
By Richard Cauthorn.
By Goddin Il Apperson, Aucts.

TX LOTS IN ADAMS VALLEY, AND
GARDEN HIAL, FOR SALE AT AUCrION-Wil
be sold on WEDN ESDAY, the 2ist day of July
1858. on TIE premises, commencing at 5 o5lock p.
NJ in the order advertised, the following Building
Lois, viz: Lots in Adams Vallsy, bounded on the
south side Of Clay street. and vet line Of 10th stree,
and near the sirginia Ceutras railroad
Also, other Building Lots in Johnsfop's Addi-
ton. near French Gardan Hill. dssiSaStr;, a the
plat annexed TO deed from the city of e mend
to Rich'd Hcbson, by the Nos. 22. 80. IS. IS, 80
81 IS, 49, Plats of the foregoing lots will be exhib
tied at the hour of sale. Many of the said lots are
beautifully located for private dwellings.
1EaMS-0ne fourth cash; ba, auee at /, 3 and u
months, for negotiable notes. interest ad aed and IT,
tie retained ill last note is raid
iyH GODDIN h ApPERSON. Auc.s.
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STOP THE RUNAWAY. ma

~EsA away from the subscriber on Friday last the
~, ~ 9Th instant my negro.woman DOioAS. eaid
.~ Dorcss IS about 43 years of age. large and veD
muscular weighs lf9 l70 lbs, and is quite black
She had with her an infant. about Is months old -
The said infant large aud oshy, and very spright
IT, and like its mother, black. The name of Ia.
child is PHfbLls.
ard delivery of the said Dorcas and her child to ms
my residence. corner of Main and Fonshee sts
~ I5-ts JOHN ID OuARIGS
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FIFTY DOLLAnN kEMAkn

ES4 ihscOnie3 from the neighbnrhood of Rich
kS,S moud, OH the Sth Of July. brown skin wo-
x nan named NORA She 10 tall end good
losing. with rather square, full face abort TWEEN
ty-threa years old. Her neck is enlarged where I,
Joins the chest, like goiter. Has cup marks; thos.
On her chest are large ana plain. She was rasec
ty Mrs. Judge Wilson, of Lynchbnrg, where oh.
has numerous relations, as $50 in Richmond TIL.
above reward will Ice raid on her delivery to III. n
Itmgieman, at his Office, in Richmond.
l3-IHs JAMES 2uEppAPn
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VIM II, n.'.AahIIfIciAL TEETH The subscriber h.-
~ wanE gnfcsassd the right OF making ARTIFICIAL
70 make them p = -
o he sayantages possessed by this process all
~ are greater strength. cleanliness, and accu-
Fsy. ~ aaapeatfoa They can be inserted from ons
snrs - .ai set oy suction Or atmospheric pres
tssse who wish for further Information, can exa.
~, specimens. and raad the certificates aud let
- ~ tersg,ss who have tried this method by call.
Tag NJ The sabscribef's edice
Js0. MCCONNELL. Dentist
Main STREET, between 9Th and 10th streets,
-, Opposite G0rinthiAn Hall.
y. b-PcrsoHs having 6sdiy 6ktiue Teeth can
eApen-e. - Il fa-lm :
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A MELIA WHITE ULPHUR

MELIA WHITE SU LIP H q r
"A SPRINGS These justly celebrated Springs
Junction of the south Side and Richmond and Dan-
VILE Railroads. 43 miles from Richmond. and accss-
East or West An Omnibus will be ready at Jeters-
Vile Station upon the arrival of each train to con-
vey passengers TO the Springs;
The season opens the LIST day OF July, ana closes
on the lst Of October.
The Waters are like those Of the famous Green
cate as to their qualities, having been tried many
years to the satisfaction of every one.
+" week -..-....................W
Children under IL years OF age. half price.
Servants do
81 Meals sent to rooms at an extra charge.
ia
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Kal

away from the subscriber on the I2sh inst Il
~ very bright yellow boy, by the name of TOhi.
Il. some l9 or 20 years old: had on when he leH
dnrR coiored pants, check shirt aud brown straw
bat. The above reward will be paid for him if takei
out II the city, and the usual reward paid if taken
IA the city