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BEWARF or nTPOsTFRs

CAUTION TO INVALIDS.-DR SAMUEL S, FITCH,
(Ofce IA Broadway. New York known the suihOr Of
NeH CETafiue Treatseaf for the diseases OF Lungs
Heart, Liver, Stomarh, Bowels. Kidneys skin, Nerves.
Muscles Joints. Blood and for all Female Complaints
his practice with his usual success q
obsef from Men York d42 Ass been yedr
Hs has 40 Ofsr Qoe ASSOCIATE arzeT BESaO
ChiooO0 Detroit PtsurOi essIslerr. aEg has had
y Beioare q al psTso1s nasls PTcfAfAg
hare 10 A4ue hld oy PrQfsss0ai oonateiiOH th
hil They H4Pos,esi - Apply, personally By let
ter. directly himself At his Ohce Broadway New
York where alone his treatment be had. Remedies
sent any part Of the country, AID treatment conducted
uIy BY ei.er visit from the patient preferred
His" SIX LECTURES" The Lungs. md erplanins the
mothod By which he abJve diseases Qs0 pages
bSund) sent BY mail. post paid, for 20 cents
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ARREsTED.-A very gen;lemanly- looking man
was arrested by Policeman CROWLEY, yesterday
afternoon, at the shoe store of SoHoLEs & Co, on
the charge of offering and passing counterfeit
money. On being searched at the Chiefs olice, a
considerable quantity of bad and worthless money
on different banks was founl in his possession He
was committed by Chief BEST for examination
He gave his name as Hart, and represented him.
self as belongiBgto Cleveland. Sc says the Buffalo
Co1uier.
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FROM ST Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 10.
I IA despatch from Leavenworth, dated the 7th.
says that a government train from New Mexico
arrived this evening. They left Santa Fe May
18th, and Fort Union on the 18th, in company
with the mail for Independents.
Major Stein Of the LIST Dragons, Lieutenant
Hastings, Captain MoFerran, ofthe Quarter master
Department, with their families, on leave Of ab-
senee, Mrs. General Garland, Messrs Southwick
and Sawyer, Surveyors Of the Southern overland
mail route, together with an escort Of IS men IN
der Lieutenant Craig, accompanied the train.
Large bands Of Cheyennes, Arrapahoes, KioWas
and Camanche Indians and 3 large num5sr Of
emigrants bound for California and Arazona met
on the plains. The Indians were peaeeably dis,
posed.
The Santa Fe road was in excellent order.
The party came through in % days.
No Santa Fe papers received and no new Mexi-
can news ofinterest.
Efforts were made to Orgnaize Territorial gov
ernment over Arazona.
rich gold mine had been discovered in the
neighbOrhOod Of Tucson.
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A SLIDE.-We learn that about one thousand
feet Of the 5eaver Extension Of the c. & P r. R.,
about nine miles from WelsviIle, on Tuesday last,
sid nearly one hundred feet from ifs proper place
The whole ereUaSse was repaired and trains were
running over die track by noon of wednesday. A
house standing on the bank Of the river, near the
break in the rvad, was swept into it.
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THE STEAMER NORTH STAR.-We learn from
letter Of Capt. SWEET that the North Star left
Detroit Tuesday afternoon last with the largest
load Cf freight ever loaded On one vessel for the
Superior country. Her load of passengers was
also unusually large
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.


THE GREAT CUkER OF CONSUMPTION, was for
several years bzilT sced ny Dyspepsia, that for pzIt
OF the tine he confined % his hsd. He eventual
oured BY prescription furaishedhim BY 7ouns clair
voEauf girl This prescription given By child. while
in state oftsnce. has cured ever body who has taken
never having failed II equally Of
FITS zso DYSPEPSIA The INGREDIENTS may he found
any drug store sI send this luale prescription TO
persan the receP; Of stamptO pay pos;age-
Address DR. TRACY DELORaIE, GREAT CuRER OF
CozsUxFTIoS. New York Pos oaies apIs;dkvln lis
j. B. Barnes a Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
lali Plumiins WORKS. Aiwsier Block are prepared
VITA arge force ID expeeused wurkmen dong even
esa tioa Of nbins in the most thorough manner
ne scieatie plans esoashle terms and short
notice. larse stacks u Fountains o disrsnf STYLES and
izes, Bathing Tons Of iron and wood lined with
iuaed-eopper, heaters, lead and galvanized iron
pipes Leather and Inia Rabser Hose .-er description
sfEr1ss aa1 Plated CJs, including the Pacni Selclos
ng Cocks, recently introduced wash Bowls all kinds
fwstsr Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand Al
work warranted. mS:dEwtf
GROVER AND BAKERs FAMILY SEWING MA
cHINEs.-Ths particular attention of Ladies i
called to the above machine, which possesses the
following decided and uumistakable advantages:
Ist. Cotton is used as it is purchased-On spOOls
without rs-WindinG saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool. #f
Sd. Its very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
qairs to be taken apart TO be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth- The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric
This Msehins embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving of
labor are invited to call at the salesroom of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times. -.r
The services of lady and the use Of amachine
can be obtained by the day in families, By calling
at the room of Mr. Hopkins Terms 81 so per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Eorthrop & SPanglers Block,
uhsed6m.fss Superior st, up stairs.
or NDKCB OD00T COTTON
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POLICE CoURT, JUNE lO-Two cases only were
before the Court yesterday morning. Henrietta
THAR, for vagrancy. was sentenced to pay fine Of
three dollars. or go TO prison for ten days; and
Agnes Thompson. same ofense, Eve dollars, or go
to prison fifteen days
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To restlrs heal We must parity the blood Fevers.
Sho1t exception rse from foreign matters having been
a1rbsd and retsino inthe circulation These
sickness produce inhueDzl Group, rheumatism.
gout, choic OF cough But Branlreth's Pills simple
potent and veg table the cause and the fol
lows of course They the OF every day saving
many vauabie lives Pnoe.pal ufhce ga Canal street
Brandreth Building New York Sold also BY
IunsdSsIW DB86I A. S. Gardner. Clevelapd.
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H.r,ora. rnnbun Co. o. nsies Rsi & J. y s, bushnell
pbpsifiarls & Surgeons.
} MORTON, M. D.,-Physopatbic

p MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathie
A(se Eclectic Physlcian aad surgeon p o MID
Niey and Diseases q Women 1ad ChinTea- DR.. NOR
ION having located himself his place. ready at
tend 70 all calls IN h Profession either At his oes
srsrv ~ 1ier,i n ,1iSi ~ a. -. Ipt5 p, > "a "a
reduces ais pists tOcure them but simply removes
the eosrueons stimulates and tones ~ the system b
Those 5icIed with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Xii
noys, Spleen Neurals4 lad nation, Rhaamafism teiIher
Stomach Colsi Datlon u the B1sels, BIoas Affections
impurities If The Blood Crouic or long sanding
diseases diseases peculiar the Ema sex such ss Su
% 10 eS His Mole q PIsss Is sso ass 5sfos
ADAPTED TO Diseases ofChildren-
Eevur and Ague, Sholera -Morbus and
DaIIhoea Coie Cram Ds LOekia~ Fis and ass tTesf-
" DIM isaso prepared to treat successfully FEvERS
q the yaros types tngeiher with all Of
6n facts deducted rcm twentyTey ysars on the Reform OF
New school system o. riice and thorough reading Of
graduate from the old and schools Of Medicine.
NJ kssg eS5sisrlE % hand aa lor ale All
tnrturs and rups, such as are usually kept IN Botanic
Indian Remsdies aad largs number or Compoa5ds pre-
pared By himself Remedial Agents. among which are
Milk Weed sovereign remedy ior re fv-n.oi piis piss
3e Anti-B hous Pills exclusively lorths Liver Sanstivs
6sv AZ 70 ers 1sxsI sslisl DT ss9 en-
Weak sore and ulmed Eyes; Csnksr Medicine for Can
Ms Balsam Of villa Cherry or Coughs Colds Hroushis
Consumpto and All Diseas-s of the LunEs; Rhumafic
ss iorinteInal external applcaou Sovereign REM
tdy for the Choier3; Mothers Cordial Female Friend,
R n B. Parficuiar Attention WILDE paid in treat
ing all ed hrolle ad Private Diseases, to cleanse the
raise the dead but he does claim thaI can eurs al eur
abe Diseases and many that are considered ineurabs
. O9ee, No ie5 Lor1in S. Residence, No. 10 Church
s.. Cieselald, West Sido.
R Ps- DIN. yoala ny that he can give One STU
dent good chance IN bis oret red Medciae and is
tarous branches. an edlw &doawt jaws 80
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SEED CoRN-FARaEas TAKE NoTIcE.-
Aessrs Brown & Andrews Flour. Feed and Grain
Store, corner of ontario and Prospect streets,
Cleveland, Ohio. has about one hundred bushels
OF nice Yellow Seed Corn of the Crop of 1856,
which they warrant to grow, and offer it at One
Dollar per bushel, if applied for soon. All orders
accompanied by the cash, will receive prompt at.
teDtiOn. RRowN 4 ANDRrvvs
Cleveland, O., June :. l5s. d3t
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x BRYANT & STRATToN's chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and Viee
sersa. P. R. SPENCER Sons have charge Of
theCieveland Writing Department cbs4tf
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CONGRRssIONAL.
WasHINsTox, June 10.

WASHINGTON, June TO-
HoUsE.-0n motion Of Mr.. WOodson; Of Ne.
joint resolution was adopted authorizing the Post
master General 10 make arrangements for carrying
the mail frum st Joseph, No, TO PlaeerTille Cal in
30 instead of 3s days.
9The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Senates amendments OF the army
Iii
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THANKs.-We were yesterday morning the
recipient of beautiful boquet of fresh and fragrant
flowers 1--WE happen to know that all such
favOrs are fully appreciated and gratefully acknOw-
ledged
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PERsoNAL.-WM. L. CLARK, Esq, of the Wells
vile PGtrioi was among the arrivals at the
American last night
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Me1icines.
Joy 10 the Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Joy 10 the Admirers Of q Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
Talk Of b,anty, it e4nn0t exist without iae head Of
circular around each bottle and 10 can douks see
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
- @ @IOHAIiEE-We call the attention Of an old
bsk ~ e Iais Tonderfql 9reparaton winch turns
- " slha colpf gray h4if-covers the head az ne
nald villa luxuran grOEth-removes he dandrad aeb
q me nat ar9 fluids; and hence il used as Tss4SS dc
% siag iof lhe haH viii preseve color and keepit re
ealhen upon the bald the saT or daSe5 OGaa "a We
soSr Scs surely me yo9as will not they value the
rs s. Praise s upon the tongue oft ousands ~
Haven reee we'd the ioowing Ietfer IN resl5 ~ Nsw
I toraiive, a fewweeks since - - 'i' Aes
NJ, Y..v...-., DEEP RIVER. CONx., July "a. Isss.
AT- L11Ne sNottlSir have been troubled with 1Ian-
drun OF seart On my head for than YEAR nv hair he
Haven paper abjGt sWooa's Hair RStar,,ss9 saw IN New
called az your store the lsf Of April last an 1rb,
the thing; removed the se1Tf and new hsr be,S =
s9N = how Two or three inches in length where Ii vas
wo bottles more BY Mr. Post the bearer Of this Ido1
market oT many bottles after It IS known hsre may nave
- N0fOS PRATT
o. PMLADELPHIA. Sept. 8. ls5sa
Prot Mood-Dear Sir Yoir Hair Restorative IS prov
paIt OF M heal almost lost rs e0seriusn fact BAH
and now the tp Of head we'll studded VIII 4ron,
ng crop o. young hair and the is also receiy W is
h whatever think fr0m nv osTn psrsonal
uon e1n induce manv others u try Il
hodIsresqeetfully, D. n. THOMAS MD.
No f04 Vine street
NINCENNEs, IA, June n Iss3
flot u J Wool As you about to Manufacture and
tend your recently discovered Hlir Rostorafivl viii
ae inr Whomsoever may concern, that have used Il
al An9n Others 70 use thaf have for severa. vsars
ind yoars sussr Ss4 so, sad nat
ceanses the head 4 dandruf aud with mOnth pr1pe
use wall restore perSoLs hair T. the original y6u fq
color and texture giving Il healthy. soft and gossT 40
araee AID all this, without dscoorag the hancs that
apply H. OF the dress hich Il drops would therp0re
reeommsnd rs use to even DESTROYS OF having ne
color and texture 10 hair
Respectfully yours WILSON KING.
o. ]. WOOD ( co. ProprietorS IA Broadway. n Y
n the great n Y. Wire Railing Establishment and IIf
Market street, St Louis. No.
And sold b all good Druggists. uh2dkuram
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC ClLPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By COrueIius l.. Cheesmnu NJ n
By COrnelius l.. CheesmnH, VI
NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which embodied fan AID ehaste descripti.n
tEn0wledge necessary 10 the welfare Gf married
about % b. process conception pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers as well as the
methods By which many OF the latter may be ohviasd and
teaching h the system may be ygolated and restored
to is proper tone, amer having been prosTaied by
plants Incidental the humsn frume Also much
the necessity Of greas anount sickness, and enable
the oseraHt reader TO be, % great extent her ply
sicisn.
TENTH EDITION.
This bok available the understanding OF the
hon-prfossoaal reader and skifally elaboraied
planned. arranged aud carried out thAa any ork OF is
kind nov before the public while II gives wholesome
partioals and in respects information uou
ofthe delicate sflirs connected with the female
system It s5ould be placed the hsnds Of every female,
si0gle OF married
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This work also rresii1ln used by the doctor
hIs pFactioe for the positive SorsioHs Era
fi0Hs-Fsrer cad Ague-Seusrr Cozgss COlls-RAeu-
asu-D5Epspsia- fsisg a. q fhs H Sc. Sc, Sc. any
oae Of which nrep1las may prove Of great value the
reader
This boek viii he By mall, free Of postage on the
reception Of its prr-, which may be either money
0s.age Stamps AlIouiers should be addressed TO
b. dUTCHINGs.
: Gp2d Sw6m25l l-5Chambers street, n Y. City.
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days past convaleseent has taksS relapse, and
is now considered in q dangerous 81. uanon.
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n For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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5pttiaI Notifies.
TRAVELER,s REGISTER

q For Gas Fixtures aAd RatiAg-APply
Fogg EaasOrta 8 Co, los and I17 Superior street
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HAIR DYR-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

TIE ORIGINAL AND BEssI N THE WORLD
All ohsrsaTe iaiions. and should be avoided, if
you wish 10 escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to 4
beautiful md Natural Brown OF Back without the least
injury 80 Hair or skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have Teen
sardsd 70 Wm Bachelor since lsss and over 5000
applications have heen made the Hair OF his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
VIVA BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from na;ur1 Is WARRANTED
not 10 nure ia the least however long l. may be conta-
uea, Al the "a Effects Of Bal Dyes reIneie; the Hair
visoTaied for life by this spleadid Dye
Made sold applied n private roolns al the Wig Fac.
I53 Broadway, y. Y
y Tae Genuine has the address upon steel
engraving On four siiCs Of each Box. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR.
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ADVERTISE m THE CHARDON
nEyTnnl

Merchants and Business Men generally, Of Cleveland,
will md IL to their advantage ADVERTISE IN THE
CHARDON DEMOCRAT. It's princip'e circulation is in
those which give their Cash Trade city Ad-
vertisemens inserted o0nsicuousy, and at low
Address Is WRIGHT,
rbs-,s.r In -
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ARRIVALS.
Will TRTTH CoMMANn ArrFNTIol

~ CtLens wishing conveyance to either OF the aboT
Trains Boats VIII be called by the Coaches Of Stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving their address the Omnibus Of
hce 81 SUPERIOR street. door neTtto Weddel House.
my10
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]. u. JOHNSON, N. D
H0AG0PATHIST.

Once l7 s.rtwsls Block superior street corner San.
Res asaes No. IA Pitis61Tsh n. cisssisns.s 3.
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n j. KELLER, NJ. D.. ECLECTIC
= s 81 rEsssclAa Ia oss Ne rssidsac,
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FOR SALE.-A handsome CountT

EOR SALE.-A handsome Country
kssids dsnee-Oa Nowburg mai, miles frcu me Col.
Ho1se- A hne large house and acres Of land with a
bargain - -
A SMALL FARMS aces, < Of mile from the frsr
lrUa the CITY on one Ofts principal Railroads
Sol black sandy loan. excellent for gartennF or .rinr
purposes ith Two good Orchards &C. WilI be sold al
sacrlice II applied Tor soon
CEDAR 81 --Oue mile frum the city line a Cocfage
ouse and Barn, uearlY new, aud acres land viih
young bearing iruir trees. Will sell arfeur
EAk4A OE l30 ACRES-ls miles from the citv. rood
II ala diags aud we'll watered, orchard Of
eheics fr1lt- So per are
EOR SALE OK EXCHANGE-I.Oo0 ACRES o
COAL AND IRON OhE LANDS. AT $40 PER ACRE
In FenJ Fanil % mllesf PIltsharg the Pei n
anna ksllroad and Canal heavy tbered lands and
god Tor farming purposes with fine vein Of btu
lous cOii and veins OF varyuiu 10 frua
10 . - inches rhe above valuable lnIs are offered IL
acre. = -
PUTNAM CO.-is0 acres heavy timbersd lands near the
E0rt W Mayne Tn Railruad also, acres in Dedance
- o. ehoice "a uneE to exchange for stock Of goods
lOMA-t me lans wiki some e1 70 exchange good
EAST CLEVELAND-Farm oflos acres with a large
i1rl house, g. % n1rn and orchard ard vel watered To
exchange ore.ty property. SIS per- acre.
A1ifhONED FARMS IN MINNESOTA TERRIFIC
kt1-Nsn eaten and Lear 10 th.ivIng towns. To sx-
change iors.aplt goods
ROUSE JENNINGS,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
yarn OF 81 a res in pleasant village Is miles b.
n from tins clty large and desirable house and osher
OuidingS and great variety Ofrut VIII exchange for
7ou ~ MS city on either side OF the
FLAMING AlLL-in tins city, well lorated for busi-
aess VITA two pal Ias and one shiHge machines, an
the machinery doiaz larxe business Win
sell very .ow and on long credit.
COLuM MBOS ST. b acres OF land miles from Super
Tor s. nee fJr acountry residsnce garden Will sell
properly.
10 exchange torlnprOFed city proUertY
CEDAkSI.-Neat Little cottage and lot. Ss50
MAPLE SIT ostory gothic house tyFel fnishedl and
lot % exchange fOr small farm. 81 COO
GhASI AND SAW MtLL.-Steam, Is miles from the
CITY, In good location with ~ Of land exchange
Tor small farm
Der. a.. S45 per aere. ROUSE Il JENNINGS
teOlb Real Estate Arenrs.
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NLARKS' SPOOL COTTON =
spis S1''' A- Al TAYLOR. GRSEoLD cos.
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GRAFFENBERG

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD. TTumbull Co, o N, arChT, 81
hereby csrtyth have been dealing the Graen-
berg Medlsiaes or the past and truly say that
h1yo never oncrud medic the pusc tdas have
net Win ne re decided aPprobstion Il The people thsn
these, particularly the Pills aud Cafholicou They will
Eeay eIaIm ~ a9d more thaa = PROMISED for them
son, and h AZ The best results IN every case
J. 4 G JOHNSON. Med Agt.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Gr-aeuberg Med
ieines Dr. b Is physician OF excessive practice znd
one q the most successful IN the cOuaty (frumbun IN
which he resides
This eeriies that have used the rasnberE Pills and
harshalls Catholcon sC ID here b. h. c. johnson IN
my Pracce TO 2y entire saiislaction- They good
nedicines-
Dr. G " BUSHNELL
H1rtiord, fmmbUll Co. o., March = 81
WEST BEBFoRD. COshocton Co, Msg "A 81.
Mr. II b Eiugsey-Sir. have been selling the meci-
cin-s Graenberg Company for the last years.
aud have ariaby found them 70 give good satisfaction,
and the Pills have sold great iauiss resu
larly their and coffee and with ny they
becons staple article Marshalls Uterine Calh0cou
medicine that has dons great amount Of good male
Diseases One lady sold told thf she lad re-
cescd good bottle she did from long
Of medical treatment By the uosf siu nhrscans
For sale b. ali drlsEisfs and medisins dealers i a
Il B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
mh6'dSW "a Gencral Agent for Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-24
NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR

NEW RIVER WHITE . U II n u Il
~ SPRINGS.-The increasing popularity and pa.
trouage OF this place. exceed the present accommo
datons without the benefit of convenient access
contract ha9 been made with responsible COM
pany, having much experience in such operations,
to prepare New River for small steamboats,. GER
tainly comfortable barges. in time for another
son, from the Central depot, on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad to the Springs, and some dis
lance below the work being now in active progress.
The Turnpike to connect this place with the salt,
Sweet, Greenbrier White Sulphur. 4c, by the
Mountain Lake, Tor Salt pondD will be finished in
water beautiful rive r, with probable access by rail
road, water, to all parts of the couGsry, render
increase Of its capital stock desirable to effect the
necessary improvements. or the sale OF portion
all to a company desiring to engage in such bust
ness.
There attached to it of the best plantations
in the country, five hundred acres sufficient for the
productions Necessary for extensive accotnmoda-
tions The company has been regularly organized
under an act of lncorpoI alton. The original cost.
under the most uufayorable circumstances together
with subsequent improvements. amounts to about
Is shares, $, go each. $3l $50. The present
owners willing for the stock to in all
respects the advantages of the old stock believing
that the additional facilities in buildings floating
baths, &c. will much increase the dividends on the
whole stock; they would sell the whole property
for very reasonable advance the original cost,
though circumstances have very much enhanced
its value.
Applications may be made to VIM EGGLESTON,
President and Proprietor; JSO LANCASTER L
sun, or W PURCELL 4 co, Richmond; or WIN
PANNILL and PAUL HINTON, Petersburg.
sa7-dSwIm
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'HE NORTHERN CITIES:

FROM 90 10 81
ATTHaOUGH TICKETS to ALL the above points
scr Passengers BY TINS route, breakfast and sup
AZ ASHLAND, the birthplace of Henry Clay, and
dine on board the comfortable Steamers between
AQUA Creek and Washington.
In SIGHT OF Mt. VERNON.
A6For further information, apply to
=. RUTH, Sup't
JAS WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OYFICn r., 4. Il X. K. X. COL
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