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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-21

would not pass out of that State, and considered
these circumstances offered favorable opportunity
to Danish small notes.
Mr.. Mckay was opposed to Mr. Hills proposition,
and insisted that small notes were the poor man s
friend. He thought there would not be specie to
supply the demand caused by the withdrawal of
small bills from circulation. He denied that we
could legslate gold and silver into the country, and
argued at some length in support of his views He
hoped the House would not legisate against small
notes, which are great benefit to poor people.
Mr.. Bridgers was opposed to Mr.. McKay's views
which he thought tended to depreciate the curren-
cy-to keep it at home. He opposed the issue of
small bills, the larger the bills were the less the
discount abroad He stated when the bill against
the issue of small notes passed it was observed with
good faith in his county all united to obey the law
and in less than go days the small notes were ban
lshed, and specie flowed in. The same occurred in
Virginia. He stated on the authority of friend,
the same apprehensions of want of small change
were prevalent when the Is and 80 cent shinpasters
were banished; but it was gronndless alarm. for
specie soon came and supplied their place. Mr. B.
examined the reports of the banks, and showed from
their statements that specie could be had from New
York at an expense, in his section, of SO cents in
SlO0, and thought it could be delivered in any part
of the State ut so cents per $780, and argued that
when small notes were prohibited specie would soon
supply their place.
Mr. Caldwell Of Guilford, was gratiied At the part
taken by his friends, Messrs. Hill and Bridgers on
the subject He said our bank system was radical
y wrong, and he was for years laboring night and
day to remedy the evil, but had met with nothing
but contempt and opposition from the banks: Up
wards of 100 anonymous communications had been
sent him from one town denoancing him for his op-
position to this swindling system, which made the
poor poorer, and the rich, richer He alluded to
the danger of allowing presidents and directors to
bold stockholders proxies3 this system had ruined
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AGENT FOR THE OWNERS. offer for SALE
"A liberal terms all of the Real Estate lately owned by
Calvin Jordan Esq This property consists Of several eli
gble Lots and Houses in the City Of Raleigh including the
homestead Of Mr. Jordan The balance Of the property is
under good rent and will remunerate the purchasers
with guud returns:
The purchasers at Mr. Jordans sale having use for
the property will dispose of to advantage to those wish
ing 10 make investments in City property For further
particulars, terms, &c, apply to
G. B. BAGWELL,
Hargett street, Raleigh
Novembee 90, 1858. 4s-w6t
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HEALING sPRINGs.-These celebra

-
IL ted SPRINGS are now open for the reception Of
visitors The furniture and buildings are all new
aud comfortable and sufficient for the comfortable
accommodation of three hundred persons. The
WATERS ara celebrated for their efficiency il dis
eases of the ski !. Liver and Stomach. scroiula Old
Ulcers Paralysi diseases Of the Bladd r. Kidneys
and Uretus, Chronic Diarrhoea Chronic Asthma
diseases of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, Hemor
rhoids Fistola in Ano. Rheumatism. Gout. Dyspep
sis. Uterine Diseases, LeacoFrheea, DyenIenor
rbcea. Menorrbegia Obstructed Ca amenia, Prolap,
sus Uteri, Neuralgia, aud diseases of the Eye.
since the last Sc u ,n by the introduction of num-
Der of BATHING TUBS, supplied with warm and
hot water from the medicinal fountain, tn US furnish
ing Baths OF any temperature the feelings OF the
tent and necessities of the case may require. each
BAN occupying .epa.ate APARTMENT.
paratus of improved construction
The Baths are exceedingly delightful, buoyant
and grateful, imparting glow and sottness to the
ginia, their temperature being $50 Fahrenheit.
The properties of these waters are greatly cathar
tc dieuretic, diaphorelc, Alternative. sedative aud
anti-irritaDt and peculiarly applicable to the
treatment of the above diseases.
The Healing Springs are located In Bath county,
Va. immediately unon the road leading from Mill,
boro Depot Of the Virginia Central Railroad to the
he g
within days travel of Baltimore, Richmond, Wash
ineton and Alexandria.
regularly between Millboro Depot and White Sui
phur. and passing en- route the Bath Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs over well graded road. and stop
ping here, Will convey visitors regularly to and
from the Springs.
An experienced Ply scian resides at the Springs,
permanently. The proprietors intend to Use every
effort to render the soiourn of their visitors both
pleasant and profitable, and have fitted up a fine
billiard and Bowling Saloon. A fine Band of Music
has been engaged and will remain during the sea
son.
Persons desiring further information in regard t.
the medicinal efficacy of the water. can be supplied
with cur Pamphlet, containing the opinions and
certificates of Physicians aud others who have test
ted its merits at most of the hotels by addressing
the proprietois. PORTER Il IRWIN,
iei7 din Proprietors.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

NJrYn THE CHEOPLASTIO PROCESS.
u. ". JONES, Dentist. having purchased the
right for the above mode of making Teeth, and be.
Ing entirely satisfied OF its absolute superiority
over the gold silver or platina method, eau with
confidence commend IL to all who may desire full
or partial sets Of Teefh-and especially to such as
may be dissati fled with those they now using.
IN this process. all Of the objections to the gold
pate are removed-the suction being perfect, Sc
eares comfort and stability to the fitand the teeth
bsiog embedded in the metal. the f0od Is excluded
frsn und or between them. they are therefors
-'R9er, cleaner, smo ther and in every respect bet
ter.
ii consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate TO the mouth and the suction thereby secured
be can insert one or more feath s1itto& clasps-apd
IN AL cases guarantee perfect aud satisfactory h
or aocharge.
This method having been adopted and commended
by those standing highest ia The protests H. North
aai south testimonials wall be given and specimens
exhibited 20 any who may desire 10 them. The
"li plates OF those wishing 70 exchange the old ms
th13 fpr the new will be taken in part pay. Office
opposite Jofiufhian Hall
office hours from to "a from 81 to 6.
lelS3u
So Whiz. Enquirer and South insert months.
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D0CKBRIDGE BATHs.-This favori e

II bathing place, long known as LETCHERs. and
afterwards as J0itDAN'S SPnINGs, has been re-
Gently pu chased by company OF gentlemen u
ockbrd county, where II s situated anu Mmgre
omen for the reception OF visitors upon the ISL OF
JUNEnext. New aud handsome buildings nave been
erected aud no effort will be spard 20 make Il a de-
li.,htfui summer resort. IT Is beautifully located on
the North River in the midst OF mountain ana val
lev scenery unsurpassed In varied beauty by any ~
the STATE IL is on the main stage ROAD from Lex
ington to the Central kaiirosd, distant eleven mile
from the former and nine miles from doshen Depot
on the latter. Visitors can reach me batns ~ Que
day from Petersburg, Rchm md aud alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset
The temperature of the water 10 q little nighei
than that OF the Old sweet and this, with the pecE
liar character and buoyaDcy OF the water, which is
highly charged with tarbonic Acid Gas. AMI cou-
tains Magnesia. Iron, nc, renders baihing u y!
fal aud inylgoraiipg TO an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect 10 ettested by fifty years OF local
experience especially in eases OF general Debility.
shersyer existing. Rheumatism. AmenoTrhea. Dis
menorrheA. Menorrhagta, Leueorrhea, Prolapsus
Uteri, DC. Ia the dseases peculiar to females and
Ter IL ths world. Near at Land 9 One Sulphur
spring, second only % the famous White Sulphur
IL drsenbrier, 70 which visitors TO the Baths have
Governor Henry. 4. Wise, who spent portion OF
last summer with bis family at the Bafhs" thus
sp~sks OF ii: "Itis M. chossn spot Ia the noun
tsins, aud shall certainly resist It. possible. next
s" Esfsrsnes may also be had amongst many others.
b. (lol y III Smith. Superintendent ct the Virginia
Miiissry Institnfs, Rev VIM 8 White, 2. and Rev
w Y e p .iasFssSs ssas
Tsnns,-Si b rsr dsy. or Leo fhan ons wsek; g
psr vssks fns lsss than so Mseks - gsr wes&. -
more thar two weeks. aaA eso per monsas
* - 80 y NWnn D10 nElTHSAr No AnU
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS
IL MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open for the reception Of visitors. 1t is well
known that no medicinal agents that have been tried
have had such signal success as the waters OF the
Red Sulphur springs, 10 me spefdy cure OF most
TONS Chronic DiarrhGa. Dyspepsia and Diseases Of
the Brain.
and attention By coming EARLY, as We are usually
very much crowded through the month OF August
Visitors for this place should leave the Virginia and
.feanessee Railroad o. NEWBEnN DEPOT. They
win then have but SO miles of staging over good
road. Via thu Virginia Central Railroad there is
nv as@d2m rs CAMPBELL co.
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REMOVAL.-sIMPsON 8

- bhUNALL Utg ItEfb 10 IHtUEIH tutIt pa
sfN~u.trcns aud the public generally, that they
a>s~ will remove on the lat Of July next to their
NEw STEAM NRAcKRR BAKERY. on l3th street. "a few
doors bel Mainl where they have greatly increas-
Ell their facilities tor supplying their hitherto la,
densnfs for BREAD CAKES, CRACKERS PIES. &C.
Teanffui for the patronage so literally bestowed
Oh them heretofore they hope to merit continuance
Of The same at their new place
SIMPSON & BAGNALL.
n. B Orders for BREAD. CRACK hRS, etc, will
be received At their Bakery 18th street, or their
old store No.7 on Mon street Cakes, Crackers, &c.
carefnily packed in quantities so suit customers.
il. u en-
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8 EXCHANGE STABLE6--Ths

42Y subscrjbers tavfng purchased tie STABLES,
Sormerly owned and ocenpied b. Mr. Jkmes HaRdsn,
on frankiin .trces. Richmond. Va. - 4 pat 49,
"a thorough repair. making many yaiWese mpe0ve
nosiafe DROy ERS, TrA1rient and Board nokexns
anon as favorable terms any Oeher stark ~ -
city. They have also two MULE I0x-s eose-os
which are In god order
oiHORSiH, from the nness pairs 70 The eomncn
Thsre are . large number Of nns Hossss tuc ssis
there 1t this time, Also. . lot 81 No. nuLhk
We gill b. glad 70 purchase COhd o. VAxb -
~ JOHN B. DAvIA
Ajax B. HU1GH16QNs
H-<lur OetIes1 oRo al expefiebcsd oL4 -
lite. Davis au1CmaDOk az
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~ TWENTY DOLLAhS KEwAkD.

ARAN AWAY from the subscribers, about
~ 'tbree weeks since, a NEGRO MAN, named
<E James smith He is a mulatto, about feet
o. ~ aches high, between 25 and - years OF ag"
aad isloags to TfHaberlske's estate. He has been
working for several years in Mr. Joseph q Dies fac
tory and last yeaI in Mr. Vim Barrett's factory.
When last heard from he was In Richmond, at DR.
Richard Hundiey's, and has a wife st Mr. Win
stoa's over the store of Grubbs Apperson, aud a
brother who is porter in the store of RRgiaDd
Bro. We viii give reward OF twenty dollars for
him if lodged in iaiI in Richmond delivered TO
nj tails place ID B 4 n W HARRIS,
Nv l0-Imak9tcys Preiericks Hall Depnt
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SIS REwARD.-Ran away from

Eysa my house ON Monday night, the 7th June,
<k,0a negro woman named SOPHIA, belonging
r. 20 Joseph Starkes estate, deceased, and
iirt-i 80 me by Dr.. 4 s. Tatley. OF Hanover, Va.
aid negro s shout forty years OF age, i've feet six
inches high bright mutatto, round shoulderet, with
a. very notable red mark under the eye. She
carriedawsy by her husband, the property of Mrs.
Thornton, OF Chesterfield. formerly of Hanover
county id Negroes name is Joe. He works IN
either ia Richmond or ia the neighborhood of JAS.
Howard's Esq Of Hanover. The above reward
will be pail tor her prsheuson delivery either
in Hanover or Richmond jail
ga N
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$50 REWARD.-Ran away. OF

Iva the 3is, day of November 1857 my negro
A@womaa Rocsens She Is Of medium size,
- dark complexion, and has mark on enc
eve. think On the left; generally timid burned
eve hv which she can easily be detected as the skin
aroin,. the eye is very much drawn. She has been
sosu few DAYS in Richmond. and passing as q free
vonaa. Issspect her - have a forged pass and is
wHkiu., 10 me OF the tobacco factories in Rich
N mi or NaBch hester. | will give the above reward
ior her delivery me- in Petersburg, or for any in
10 matisn 50 thatl can get her again.
ir I2-dSwis,N JAMES CUTLER.
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Stop THE RUNAWAY, Il

kese away from the subscriber, on Friday last the
- - 1tb instant my negro;womsn DoRCAS. aid
s. Dorcas Is about i3 years OF age.largs and very
nI-cu weighs l6j I7o lbs aud is quite black
She nal with her an infant, aba ls months old
The said infant large aud shy, and very spright
Is and like its mother, back. The name Of the
child is PHILLIPS.
viii give ten dollars reward for the appre henson
ind delivery of the said Dorcss and her child TO me,
at my residence. corner of Main and Foushee SIS.
iy f3-ts JOHN D QUARLkS.
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CHAS. BRUCE, Agent.
ESTRAY.

f;E1sy STRAYED or STOLEN.-From
Tf2fS the subscribers, in Chester field county,
60 Manchester, two red Buffalo CUWS;
b1lh Ui tnem had on bells. ami their right ears
crnpped; ons has white spot in the forehead and
large tit; Two beiers; is red and white
JOHN BROOKS;
il It--7ts ID GARY.
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PLEASANT SUMMER KESUkT.
BUFFALO GAP HOUSE,


This well known Mountain retreat, formerly kept
by j PirmaD, ten miles west of Staunton ON the
Central railroad AID the Parkersburg turnpike, Is
now open tor the accommodation of travellers and
visitors. Persons wishing 10 spend the heat of SUN
piace in ali vgainia Il IL easv Of aees.the sars
Of the Central road pass by it every day The house
is large, (25 rooms. convenient and ell ventilated
suri ounded by the most beautiful mountain scene
ry; hLe springs of freestoue Sulphur, Chaly beate
aad Alum water convenient. AS will not keep
any intoAicatng drinks or ntsxcated persons about
way; and while the csmfort of visitors will be great
the charge will be less than at q crowded water
ing place.
HA.Board per week, ST..
Post office, Swoope's Depot, Augusta, Co, Va.
jy7-3Ws u HERRING
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jya-l2tif
DANK OF THE COMMUNW EALfh.-.

RANh Or TIE VOMmONW HnD H
~ At o meeting Of the Rosri Of Directors OF the
Juoe, 1868, il Was resolved that thu books Of sub
SCI iption be re-opened the once Of s1surs Jno
Lancaster son. In the city of kicnmOnd. and thAa
,ndyinuals or frms subscribing. be required 70 pey
Zen Dollars per share in cash the tse Of subscrib
ing, and Fifteen Dollars per share on o. beos tae
iuf day Of July next, and Seventy 0ve psr csns h
cash or in State Stock, or in Bind suairnutied b.
the state 20 be express ~ thu time u subscriR-
ing.
auu ed TO nay over 70 the President Of this Bank.
fifteen Dollars upon each share subscribsdt 90 %
before the loth day Of July next, and thnt they -
also REQUIRED 70 deliver TO the fFsidsnt % 1oad u
Directors ON or beE,fe the 21th day d July neAt.
the State stock or Bouds guaranteed By The State
T. TRANSFER the came thai the same VI ea % dss.
cred, my be trsns.errsd WEN nscsssssys " ~
Treasurer Of the Common AAlth, In trust Tor thkq
Bank fhesaid stock OF bonds 70 bear interest fess
the list July, 1855. u. NUM- ALhls
ia 2S-dt2iJv Rreo10k Ue.
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lust RECEIVED AT STORE splen-
q did assortment of Parlor and Chamber FURNI-
TURE. consisting in part of Mahogany and Pine
Wardrobes. Mahogany, Walnut. Ros wood and AK;
Spring Cane and Rush seat Chairs; Sofas; Tete a
retes; Whatnots; Lounges Office Desks. Also a
large lot of low price niture which will seil
on very accommodating terms.
LARUS 4 SHINE,
22-lm "a Main street.
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\ CAUrHORH.
BY Larus & shine, Auoss.
A DMTNISTR ATt,R : sAfe ws,l (

A DEMONSTRATORS y EALg.-Wfll.he
4 - sold, on HOW'D ~. the Igtn Ju,y iust. q IS.
late residence ~ JAMIE Cray. Church Hil con
menciug at 10 5csock, all Of his HUasshoId soI
Kitchen HeFnitures c0asissua 81 tbs r4nal vasyssv
Also. one Hus Horsc and Mich Cow. fresh q tke
pail After the above sale Ehs H9axe viii h. rented
out or tue baance " the year b. fieg al tse "A.
mihistrator. LAnU. q .HfVH rst
~ ll-dCds rs sssa8ss# s au~faas,s.ers
At THE SAME TIMR--Will b. hievd OUT, g. she
IRON Nh - : = '-.'s
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

IA Abseonded FROM the neighborhood of Rich
-AsAQ mond on the 5th Of July a brown skin wo-
-. man named NORA. She is tall and good
loJ.Ink with rather square full face aboet TWEEN
ty-three years cid. Her neck is enla ged where II
joins the chess, like goter. Has cup marks; those
har chest are large am plain. She raised
liz MIRA, Judge Wilson, of Lynchbulg, where she
has numerous relations, az also in kichmond The
aboy reward will be paid on her delivery to ii. N.
Tenn pleman, ut his Office. in Richmond.
~ 70 ~lf~ JAMES SHEPPARD.
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:, s s;|,s sy / ss s;'seeE cs.r.
Z sOMMIs sI0NERs1 SAFE or vAUA

- Bile HALF ACRE Lot, No. 81 IN MAN.
sHkSTER. ON C0]tNHR OF Hull AND HAIR
Ris0s SFRkETS--As Con missioner Of thu CIR
cult Court OF ohesterfisid, By decree pronounced
on the nth Of May. 1888 in the II Sixer trus-
pubic auction on the premises. on MJN.aY the
isth OF July, 1885, at O'Clock. r. n the valuable
hall acre lot located ~ above fronting i32 feet on
lot y
TxRMs:-One-fourth cash, balance IT 1. and II
month";, for negotiable no es interest added satis-
actorly endorsed. aud title retained Till the fur r.
er order of the Court. SIZER Conf
Nv q-fds -
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DED SWEET SPRINGS.

~ ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA
THESE SPRINGS are situated 80 miles from the
Western terminus al Oakland, OF the Central hail
road from which there is ample Stage ac;ommoda-
ton for all passengers wishing TO visit this places
Also l6 miles East from the Greenbrier White sui.
miles West flom Bonsack's and Salem on the Virgil
inland Tennessee Railroad, from which place there
4 4 Full suppLY OF STAGES TO CONVEY PAS
SENGERS.
The Waters are Chaly beate, differing in their ga
reIature from 70 to 20 degrees Farenheit, forming
two ladies' and one gentlenan's
RED SWEET BATHS,
the most exhilra ing and delightful Baths in the
United States. There is also ano.her Bath and
Spring near The HOTEL precisely similar in eppera-
giving visitors to this place the advantage of the Wa
tiers of both places The Waters
TONIC ALTER ATTFE, AND APERIENT
suited to of extreme Debility. DiarrhCea of the
most obstinate character also. Rheumatism, Cutane-
Aztec lions, and Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
the Mineral Springs of Virginia for the anal ss)
There are on the premises
READING ROOM
furnished with o variety CT newspapers, from all
pa Also, billiard ROOMS. TEN PIN ALLEYS.
ann other amusements.
The services of WINTERS BAND OF MUSIC,
of Baltimore, have been secured.
The Proprietor having the satisfaction to know
that he has given satisfaction heretofore to his visit
ors aud to sustain the high reputation of the Red
Sweet, has induced him to extend bis accommodations
attering himself that his future labors will insure
full portion of the public patronage.
There is post office at this place, and daily malls
each way. q. BIAS.
Red Sweet Springs July LIST 1855. jy lO-2m
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FgrysfHE DAYS !

EXECUTOR'S sALE OF FURNITURE
~ IN MANCHEsTER.-wfllb Be sold ia Msnches.
ter, ut the residence Of the hats Thomas ] Nance
on "wednesday, the zlst Infant, ~ uSciock r Ri.
all Of his Household ard Kitchen furniture cen
sissins Of al articles nsed Ia Housekseping rhe
FURNITURE has been well kept. and most Of Il pur
chased in January last.
TERMS, Accommodating and viii be made Known
Ct time Ct sale The house IL for Rent by the month
for the balance Of the pre.ent year. The cation e
good and at tho lover end Of the town The ko1.e
lsentlreIy new and rent moderate containing seven
rooms, wood aud coal House
MAURICE J LAN6HORE
Exscutor II Thos J Narce, decd.
saie conducted by Thos W Keesee, Auct.
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A NTHRACITE COAL am receiving
4 y orders for the best quality RED ASH AsTHRA-
at IS so, cash, per ton of 2340 pounds. an also
prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL ~ the
lowest market price WRIT KOBEkTS,
Dealer in Anthracite and Clover Hill Coal
ONCE, corner 18th and Dock SITS, Richmond. Va
ms l--9ru
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By James N. Taylor 4 Son.

e HOUSES AND LUIS. AND So VA
" CANT LOTS IN THE TOWN OF GREEN-
Sid upon the premises, 90 TUESDAY, the Dth
day OF Jul.Y. commencing at So o'clock ~ ak
houses and lots and thrty3ye building lots In this
Town VI GreeHsillr Union Hill, aud fronting on
zlh, 18th. Both and 3ist streets
The hou@s are u the medfnm size. and are sup
piled with kitchens stables. &C.. and vii well ol
. each lu&-
The vacant property fronting on above streets
about ise0 sest viii be divided 20 suit purchasers
TKRMs- ns-toul1b Cash, the balance IL g. u and u
months for nvtes with infes est added and cu by
trust dseda. JAS n. TAILOR sun,
~ i3-tds Aucfinneers,
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REMOVABLE. MAR

~ S&KENs. the well known OPTICIAN,
has his Office now on Governor street. between Main
will be- happy TO attend to his old friends and
,mers. Jy PIN MARK EMS.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS

* IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
Are ncw open for the reception Of visitor7.
The most COMPLETE and THoRopeH arrangements
have been made to render this heretof delightful
watering place one of the most attractive and
able places of sojourn 10 be found any where in the
Sc uthern country These SPRINGS have been de-
nonstrated to possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
AVID are si,uated in the midst of the most BEAUTI-
kUL SCENERY. and in a climate the most
HEALTHFUL and SALUBRIoUS. They are stu
ated within three miles of Shawsyille, on the VIII
ginia and Tennessee Railroad over which trains case
daily, connecting with the great tborougafares be-
Orleans. Advertisements have been made with ali
the Railroad Companies, North and South, whereof,
THROUGH TICKETS will be issued 10 any point the
Va and Tenn Railroad and a line of splendid
F0UR-HURSE COACHES
will be in read ness to transport visitors from Shaws
vile, the nearest point OF debarkation, to the
Springs.
iofnvalds laboring under affections of the Sto
mach aud Bowels, these waters are particularly re-
commended.
my 2s-d2nif CLAYTON & LEE Prorrietors
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NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS, INsGfLES COUNTY, VA. were
opened usual the 18th Juns. for the reception
Jfyisitors They are situated immediately on the
bank Of New River twenty-five miles from Mont-
.omery White Sulphur Springs, with which they
will be- connected by daily line of stages which
will also connect with the lines leading the cele
hrated salt Pond, the Red. Salt and Grcenbrer
White Sulphur. WIN E06LESToN,
jy lin Proprietor.