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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-10
AOCrion SALES.
FUTURE DIY
FUTURE D1YE
by Goddin 3 Apperson, Aucts.
TRUST SALE OF VERY vA1u.pr

TRUST SALE OF VERY vALuARIE
PROPERTY IN THE cry ar RIrHMosn
By virtue Of deed Of trust, from William goot.
wright to the uude, signed, trustees dated the
Court Of Richmond city, and by reatest ~ crsiaasss
according thereto We shall proceed 10 seiI on III
premises. AZ public auction, on FRIDAY. The l M
ginning at O'clock NJ the soowina y aag; be
Neal Estate in the city of Richmond. CONVEX ed Ia
LIST. half acre lot Of groucd lying at the corner
Let and Broad streets, Designated as lot No ia an
the plan Of the city, with the brick stores and dwell
ect % an estate for her l,fe in Mrs Pricilla boot
wTlgnt. laged - ia part of said property. which
"a. Another half acre lot Of ground, lying on
Trace and ist streets, designated in the plan of said
Sd. Another half acre lot of ground. with nart of
the improvements aud appurtenances thereon 1, ing
on boaa ana LIST streets designated IN the said plan
4th. Another lot of ground on the corner of Mon
roe ana Broad streets fronting 96 feet more or less
on Broad and running back about 1872 feet to an al
Tho real estate above mentioned will be divided
aud arranged to suit purchasers and is Certainly
among the most valuable in that part of the city
"a pat ana survey OF said real estate will be exhibit
And on SATURDAY. the 10Th June, 1858, begin.
ming at 10 O'Clock NJ, at the residence of VIM
Bootwright on Broad, near LIST street we shall. in
Xix manner proceed to sell the household and kitc
en- Furniture convey red by said deed embracing the
vereionary interest of VIM Bootwright in the fol-
LIVING slaves, viz: Chloe. Rebecca and her three
the life estate of Mrs Priscilla Bootwrght therein.
and also other personal property. An arrangement
mas been made By which Mrs VIM Bo1twriEht " in
chasers. -
TERMS 0ne-fourth cash. the remaining three
sourths upon credit OF one. two and three years,
respec lively, with legal interest from the day of
sale the purchasers of the real estate to give nego
table notes. secured by lien on the property: ana
"a nf tho al r.
cured by approved endorsed negotiable notes. The
taxes for 1885, the real estate the purchasers to
pay. WIN TAYLOR, r.
X H0WISON, IrusteeS'
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AUCTION sAIns.
FUTURE DAYS
--s-----S----'-s.---.. -.
BY James M. Taylor 4 Eor
UsTEE SALE or vaLuaB11

~ % i y u DALE 6F VALUABLE
= REAL ESTATE ON 9Th STREET AT Arc
IlON,-in execution Of the provision of a dead ~
trust, executed By Daniel Hunt and wife 4, the
subscriber, as Trustee dated the 2d day al Jnne
1876 AMI record IN The office OF the gie.k OF Hieh.
niond Hastings Court. being thereto rpanested nv
tne benehciary, shall sell publicly on nj EsUkY
tne "a day OF June, 1853, at O'clock nj unon
the premises. tho property In said iced conye, ed n
VIII; TWO Lots OF Ground in the city of Richmond
On me west side OF 9th street. between Cary and
Canal streets, each fronting % feet inches ON sth
street and running back between parallel lines lIs
ICY W an alley, IN common II feet wide line of
which lots was purchased by said Hn.t frnm Eliza.
petn hunt. and the other from w. B. Chaikley
Upon these lots has been erected large and val
naoie residence with the usual out kon esd which
10 point OF dur ability 10 surpassed by but few dwell.
,ihgs now ~ the market. The said property will
De spu subject to lien in favor of Protection iIg-
ing rund Company, for $3.50 81.
Terms; Enough cash will be REQUIRED to nav the
eApen.es sot executing this trust, and a mote fnr
900 y, with interest thereon from jane j,h IS5s
GO huen OF the purchase money rs will be snicier
70 pay OH note for S666 60. dated 9th Juue 1855 ma
apie 30 months after date with interest from IA 70
WIZ De upon such credit will meet said note when
II IAils due the purchaser executing his nj gotj hl
note Win interest added from he day of sale II, i,s
maturity for said payment, and trust deed mon
Tue props rty to secure the same The residue Of the
purchase money will be made pay able at such time
ana VIII be secured ia such manner a. will ba tnad
known at the time of sale. ~
JAS TAYLOR Son, Aucts. ie io-tds
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN my Is
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST

Il
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CANDLES
HILL, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AS Com
missioner of the Circuit Court of hichmond appoint
ed by decree entered on the 10th February, 1858,
IN the case of Preston against ryree, &C., [ shall
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises,
on MONDAY the 18th June, 1853, at O'Clock, z. NJ
IT fair, if not, the next fair day, at the hour
the very valuable real estate, located on Gamble :
Hill, having front of 2642j feet the east line OF
Sd street, running back 10 feet to alley 20 feet
ide, having thereon the large Brick Mansion and
other appurtenances formerly occupied by the late
Jud 60 Cabell, and more recently by the late Moses
III. Preston plat OF the property will be exhibit
ed at the hour of SALE and it will be sold ia lots
suit purchasers. The location of this property and
especially its fine view of James kiver and sur
rounding country, makes il among the most desira-
BILE in the city for the genteel accommodation of a
large family
TERMs-Enough in cash to d;fray the expenses of
sale aad cost of suit and the ba in equal Install
ments, at s. II and Is mouths for negotiable notes.
interest added. satisfactorily endorsed and title re-
tanned till last note be paid. and conveyance or
dered by the court. The taxes tor 1855 TO be paid
by the purchaser. SAML TYhEE Com'r.
p S.-After the foregl log sale will be sold two
beautiful Lots, adjoining the above the South,
each fronting 81 feet the East line OF Sd street
running back l20 feet to said alley OF 20 feet
Terms liberal al made known at the hour of sale
my 3l-tds GODDiN APPERsUN. Aucts
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BoAHD1No. 40.
THE CENTRAL HOTEL

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
SITUATED st the corner ofraee and Oh streets front
ing tne ~ corner OF tbs Capitol Square and
near 70 the washington Monument will be in raad,.
ness 20 receive guests on the list January iase
me locality in point OF contixujty II, huspes.
peing adjacent TO the Capitol Banks (fusfo,n Wamsa
merchant Mills, aud Warehouses, together with n.
hsaithfniness, because OF tho beautiful prnmenades
Afforded by the Public Grounds immedately 10 }FSnt
rendert at once attractive " '''
with such advantages, the proprietor APPRECIATES
nis responsibility in undertaking to serve the nnhiic
70 meet which, he gives assurance of ample s,,nniies
ana .ne most ass,duous attention to the wants OF ali
VINO may favor him with their company ~
de 2S-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH Propr,etor
ROARDING.-Mrs. G. r. PEGRAM
L.. a. PARK Ar HOUSE. Bank street has now vacant .
Iarge ana desirable rooms, suitable for gentleman
and his lady. Location pleasant and convenient 10
business. References required. fe 3-ts
pRlVATE B0ARDING.-MRs. ]. O.
JAMES MISS =. A. BIDGoOD having rented
me very desirable residence of Fleming James on
oth between Main and Frxkiin streets close 10 bu-
ness ana IN the retired part of the city will omen
u LOT tne accommodation Of persons desiring Board,
ON me ist day OF January next The house has sew.
eIal large and desirable rooms for families Also.
an once IN the front basement. They can accommo.
date few DAY BOARDERs ia W-dIy
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By f. B. Cook & Co.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

IL AT AUCTION.
We will sell. on TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at the
residence of Mrs. Il. D. Preston on Third st GAN
bles Hill at 10 O'clock all her
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of
Brocat and Lace CurIains Mahogany Sofas
Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany, Kosew, cd and Wal
nut Warirobes
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Shuck and Hair Mattresses
Wasbstands, Looking Glasses
Brussels and three Ply Scotch Carpetings Mating.
Oil Cloth
SidebOards, Extension Tables, Dining Tables
large assortment OF Glassware, CrOckery, Gas
Chandeliers, &C, &C
Also, the usual variety of KITCHEN FURNI
TURE
TERMS: All sumo under S50cash: over that amount
% day s, for approved negotiable paper.
je7 + b COOK co, Aucts.
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT. ON
18TH NEAR TO yENABLE STREET FOR
SaLE AZ AUCTION will be soil on TaIIRS
DAY, the 18th OF June, 1858. on the premises com.
NE mehelng at O'Clock. The neat and uomforta-
oae p,iSk ana framed Dwelling, located as above
mouse has eight rooms, and there is on the In, a
WEI OF pure water The lot fronts about 50 feet on
complete repair. "ie liz
IESMs- one-fourth cash. balance at & - and le
nIns i5r negotiable notes. interest added secuI ed
trust deed. or title retained. The taxes for i'm
TO he paid by the purchaser ~ t'' 1910
Je 10 GODDIN Il ApPERsON Axcts
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By Richard Cauthorn.

IN FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock,
~ ut my store, will sell at auction the following
Joles; hid Sides; 10 boxes Cheese: s boxes robac
c.; 1Oreams large size Wrapping Paper; 20 bbls Her
rings; Cases dark Brandy; ~ ca,es Blackberry
BRANDY; AdamantIne Candles Painted Buckets &c
FCkNlTuRE.-I will also sell lot of Furniture,
consisting of one large, fine Feather Bed and Bed.
dng: large Carpets; | Black Walnut e., tension
Dining Table iu perfect order: fine Jenny Lind
b d-tead: II Cane seat Chairs; / Refrizerat0r a
prime article; a lot of Mattresses, Tables &c. &c
Je 10 X CAIIrU0pN
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TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. IN THF
CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY Of HEN
hlCO.-By virtue of deed of trust from ] Is Bragg
and wife TO the undersigned trustees dated the 9th
oil AprIi, 1851 recorded il the Hastings Court Rich
mond and in the County Court of Henrico and hy
request OF creditors according thereto, we fhali
proceed TO sell at public auction, on the premises
on WEDNESDAY the 10th dav of June, 1888, if fair,
~ not the next fair day. beginning at O'Clock
NJ, the following Real Estate in Richmond in the
said deed conveyed: "
list Lot of Ground on the north side of or Mar
dwelling and other improvements thereon fronting
II feet, running back l63 feet
20 Another Lot OF Ground lying near the corner
OF 9th and Arch streets fronting about 66 feet on the
Dorth side of Arch street and running back about
aif5 tet, with four small brick tenements thereon
occupied by good tenants at fair rents
Sd. Another Lot OF Land On the east line of 9Th St ,
between Gary and Canal streets fronting 50 feet on
oth street, running back 100 feet, having thereon
lar frame dwelling and other improvements
Aud on THU RsDAY. the 18th Of j ne, ISIS CON-
fair day. at the residence of Mr j Bragg in Hen.
rico county, on the new Charles City Road about
three miles from the city Of Richmond sometimes
called OAK Grove." we will sell also iareo amount
OF valuable personal property in the said deed con-
veyed, consisting of ten slaves: joe, John Warner
Lawson, Billy. Charlotte, Rachel Nina A gnes and
Maria about ~ mules horses, II cows lot of hogs
large amount of plantation utensils and impIe-
ments, including wheat reaper, and threshing ma
chine. household and kitchen furniture embracing
the usual variety and other articles.
|ERMS:-One-touIth in cash, the remaining three.
fourths upon credit of one two and three years
respectively, " tth legal interest from the day Of
sale, the credit payments of the real estate for
which negotiable notes are to be given, 70 be Sc
cured by a lien on the same, and the credit pay
ments of the personal estate to be secured by an
proved endorsed negotiable not j. . he taxes on
the real estate for ls5o, the purchasers to pay.
Nm =. TAYhok, ! Trustees.
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~r-, JUNE MEETING

.k<-ss sF4ssssf1siss - :, ~ HAMPTON, VA,
= r. s.tam . CURTIS PICK, Capt. John bayi
r. accomnls.tste those going 10 the above meeting
vii iant passengers at Hampton on WEDNES-
DAY, "a. and FRIDAY. 9Th June. on her reSula,
mo 10 oott>nonth and Norfolk, aud returning ON
TUESDAY, S'h, ana THURSDAY. 10 June, viii
call ny Hampton for passengers coming up the
yIypr. -.
TAe CURTIS PECK leaves the wharf At Rockets
rvrYy Monday, "Wednesday and Friday mornings
AZ 81, O'Clock and returns each Alternate day (sup.
saysrxccn cd leaving Norfolk At the same hour
80, O'Clock VI ~ 70 HASKIN~
sfF rtlergainS = thorough overhauiing and will
r.,t ~ IN the iine for some two or three weeks
M al--ts
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON eTp

BETWEEN BYRD AND ARCH STS rUl.
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on the premises.
on WEDNEeDAY, the 10Th day of June. ISIS, at 5
o'clock, NJ, the valuable Lot located as abuye
fronting S1a feet tn east line of 9th street. run
ming baok 100 feet 1t is well enclosed aud has on
it a small brick kitchen shop. 1t is so near the
can Al as to make it valuable for wood coal yard
1t is also admirably located for tobacco factory.
TERMS-One-fourth ca III; balance at 3, & and mos
for negotiable otes, interest added secured by q
trust decd. title retained. The taxes for 1858 to
be paid by the purchaser.
ie1 GODDtN e ApPERSON Ancts
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eHrPPINo.
ssssusrn PACKET BOATS FOR
SRss223 NCuRllRa Ann RiCuNo.rn

Ess&2x~Ssd11kS176& III NtHEURU ANO RINHMOND,
The water tn the ,owr level Of the canal into Rich.
mond will I've drawn Of from the l6th June pnsil
Isl July and during this time. the Packet Beats
will run through 90 tynchburg from Mint stick
miles above Richmond. Passengers going up thu
canal, will Ike nj Mint STICK at 6 T NJ, a0AhAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Returninr uaekt
will mat tia boats The repairs TO locks q and a
u IN not prevent osr regular trips
Send Pack ages 70 the t'scktt Office by tpM
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAtENPORT.
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a NTHKACITE
COAL,
Terms cash. SAM'l fiAWEY
my lj-dimif 18th street south Side Dock
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BY E. Is. Cook & Co,

M ULES. HORSES AND WAGONS. AT
- AUCTI0N.-We will sell on SATURDAY the
iz.h Inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the large lot near the
Stn.rai railroad Depot. six young well broke
Mules warranted perfectly sound and gentle TO
Farm Wagons. nearly new WV
Also, several harness and saddle Horses. &c
je 10 II r C00K s ssS -.
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pED SULPHUR SPRINGS-

MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open iOr the reception Of visitors 1t is now well
Known that no icnal agents that have been tried
Red sulphur Springs, in the speedy cure of most
cases OF Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchial Aztec
the Brain.
lnvaids would secure better rooms and better care
and attention by coming EARLY, as we are usually
very much crowded through the month of August
Visitors for this pace should SEKlthe Virginia and
Iennessee Rhiiroai at NEWk sta DEPOT. 1hey
will then have but IS miles OF eine over a good
road, Via the Virginia CentA. Railroad there is
now abou. 20 miles of staging.
my 29-d2m I : RMpRELL & ca
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path ALUM SPRINGS.


DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT IN TIE
MOUNTAINS or VIRGINIA.
Twelve Hours from Washington City aud Richmond,
by the Virginia Central Railroad
Passengers from the North take the Alexandria
morning boat AZ Washington. and the Alexandria
and orange Railroad to 1Ordonsville thence by en-
trail Railroad i'll full view of Monticello the Uni
Verslty OF virginia. passing through the Blue Ridge
at Rockhsh, by the great State Tunnel (uear!y one
mile ia length crossing the Valley of Virginia and
enter ing the ranges of the North Mountains at Buff
taio Gap. Leaving the cars at MilIboro Depot,
thence by coaches ten miles, over smooth, graded
road, t. Bath Alum. before shutdown.
Tine prupTIeh'rs feel warranted in SAYING, that TO
tamIlie and others Desiring quiet cool. aud cou-
oriable retreat from the uwiands or the city, there
is not ne in the mountains of Virginia Offering
greater Inducements. Large airy well ventilated
we'll furnished rooms. and coed table have always
distinguished this watering place.
The mineral waters (alum and chalybeate have
been pronounced by distinguished chemists and
ply sicians equal in some respects, and a tonic
aud invigorator, often superior TO our kOck bridge
Spring while the pure mountain free-stone water
cann he exceled and rarely equaed for its purity
and salubrity.
Board. per week. ...................SI0
per month, of weeks................. 30
pf- The Southern passenger must be careful TO
come rs far North as Richmond, and there take the
Central train At o'clock =. M
A NyU
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GEN Eel FURNITURE ST.

GE I FE L FURNITURE SC AT
- AUCTl0N.-We will sell on MONDAY mex,
ment OF genteel Furniture, from a family declining
housekeeping, amongst which is b. autiful set of
Cottage Furniture, IN good order VI
At the same time. will be sol one Gold Watch
ana Chain; one Diamond Breastpin one g old Lock
ea; one MEDICINE Case; one Bureau; one Hooking
ing &C; belonging TO the estate of Dr. L. GilbaIdt.
deceased
BY order of the Administrator.
le IO Il COOK a 90 Ancta
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COYNER's WHITE AND BLACK

EOYN RS WHITE AND BLACK
~ SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE spRIa as
iavotite resort for pleasure aud health will be
JUNE 1t is situated on the line and in fnl view n,
the Va and Tenn Railroad about hall a mile from
bonsacEs Depot, Va At which Depot an Omuihns
snd pofters VIII always be fuund waiting the arrival
% inc cars 10 convey visitors and their baggage 10
the Springs. sS"eN :"
Important improvements have hecn ,oada s;nza
last season. ~ 7"
A telegraph Office has be N g tab i-had which aC
loius CONVENIENT and instantaneous commun alton
with all PARTS of the Conntr,
Another WHITE sULPHUR-stronger. border
Ahd superior Chaly beate Spring have been discoy,
ert ana improved sin the last sea- on so that ne
variety aud value Of the mineral waters now afforded
AZ the place are uneqalled 10y any other place now
KNOW II 10 the public. The similarity of the White
sulphur to the Justly and far famed Greenbrfer White
sulphur - so strkin to be at once recog Missed Iy
all who have used both of the waters
These White and ria sulphur waters have ef.
iected numerous cures The White Sulphur in
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia serious affections Of
the Liver, Kidneys aud Bladder General Debility
ana specially diseases Of the Nervous system al
Those di seases REGULAR to Females The Black SUIT
phnr III ali kinds of diseases Of the Skin acgrayat-
ed cases of letter and other eruptions of skiDof
great Numbers ana oflOng standing seventy having
been entirely cured -
The accommodations are equal to any to be found
IN the mountains of Virginia and the table and At
tendance OF the most satisfactory chafacter-as TO
All which we beg to refer to the large numb of
persons who haze heretofore visited the place
Hs BILLIARD SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY
ana other ainuse'nents afford pleasant and healthy
recreati II. DAyIDGE~ celebrated BANDfr0m
my 29-d3In pronris;n1r
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FURNITURE.
l. HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, &C.
SAMUEL w HARDWOOD,
GOVERNOR STREET
RIG III MOND ID, VIRG GINA.

You will find at the above establishment the lar
gest and most complete assortment of
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &C
in the city The goods are manufactured by the
most experienced workmen, and made of tho best
materials
The TIMBER, nall cases for Wardrobes, Bureaus,
Chairs &c , is well SEASONED before being used
1t will be to the interest of all in want of Goods in
my line to examine my stock before buying "a ]
| am selling at greatly reduced prices.
ID ScxyIm
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SIMPSON 4 BAaNALL.
A.. EXCHANGE STAB Es.-Tf

a. EXCHANGE STAB LES.-The
4GS Subscribers having purchased the Stables
formerly owned and occupied by MIR James Harden,
nu Franklin -treet, Richmond Va, and put them
Il thorough repair. making many valuable improve
UIents upon the same, are now prepared to accom-
N date nR0VERS. Transient and Board HORSES
gpou as favorable terms IA any other Stable in the
city They have also two MULE Lots. both Of
which are in good order.
TueTe can always be found at Stables all kinds
otN lRSES, from the finest pairs To the common
plow horse.
larre are large number of fine Horses for sale
there at this time, Also. a lot OF No. MULES
We will be glad 10 purchase CORN or OATS at
any time oil the farmers.
JOHN r. DAVIS.
ALIEN. Il. HUTCHINSON.
Y. B-Our ustlers ara all experienced and po-
lite. DAVIS HUICHEeON.
sp tj-Smt
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pOCKBRlDGE BATHS.-This favori ,

FISHER & WINSTON. Druggists Richmon
keep the Water on sale, fresh from the Springs.
10 l--a lnnr
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SUMMER RESORTS
- - :. l-S.-~-,,ssss.,. 4. .
Hot SPRINGS, vIRalNiA.--N

II OF SPRINGS, vIR0INlA.-~NA~
~, TuRE's REMEDY r5RoHgoSIc nIseIsPs
,,an hetei At this place lie now open for the rece
s, Ion et visitors, The supply of mineral war; \.
,. unuan, anu there are Inc baths coastantIy snn
rInms fresh water from separate springs ct va
RukpMATIsM, NEunALSia' a1tfr s MN s ~
Vt TUE LIVER, PARALYSIS, (free from, imam
cIss s ssoaip@f2 OLD aLs iS%yyglEs 10 TIL. MUS,
GLANDS, sPiNAL IRKiFSTTidN hH rnn@s E y,
ggssSsIk.ksh.RA. and some DISEASE pECniIaRN n,
,S hrs more thoroughly and RAPIDLY than an y
spT 3 remedy on the American continent IN, Il
snrns.sa ai ~ ana CURATiVE POWERS are nm.
of the globe. ''e'"' WAFER Oh 'he lace
Many persons afflicted with the diseases e,umo,. a.
~ ,,s, e.e, ~ icrms which had resisted the most
nvns ~ n ne treatment, and had rendered the
,hrS q, me snfferers alike wretched and useless
sSSogh long years of pain have been restored 10
peIftt hcaith by their use OF the vast nnn,her
a"w snHerng with such maiadics there ara corr ma
ly ns! ie" indeed who would not be either perfect.
"1rtu'cd or greatly relieved here
me springs are situated in an elevated nouptasr
nhskon Inc scenery a. ouud Is wild romantic and
c,ita t.iu and more healthy or delightful summer
climate can nowhere be found
Besides the HUT BATHS far inva,,ss ,ha.. asa
s~o hne PLEASURE BATHS for persons In yo no.
in the season " ~ " "''e'"@'oe carry
sou fE,-From the principal cities in the United
states oy railroad to the Aiilboro' depo of the VIZ
9nas Central Read thence by stage coaches twentv
nlIes. over we'll graded turnpike to the sprincs
sssssehgefs leaving Richmond. Va or Bal, imoTa
sau az Ihe morning can CONS through to this place
same day TO supper. paw
~, For inll account OF tn is celebrated Watering
nnidse, see Harper Weekly, M. IS for lime ain
pe 30" Review for May and June, also. American
FARMER ioa May and June. write to the subscriber
tor pamphlet. 4 fl0e,De
my 3I-dSm Hot Snr;nas o.