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RAND UNk RAILw %.
OF CANADA.

l Z
OF CANADA.
@ADkLI0ATFUL > ROMANTIC ROUTE
vnoh res wasf 70
BOse0n, NsU York, and shs Easfer. Nynf..
80 a~s A.cAseem CssfrsI, Greet Wssfern.
vgsessenvyA VsrMoss CsAfysL SD
Passenger BY this roass have an oppo,s..s.s
Waiting some u che grsndsst ap6 80. ~
dssfai sesnsry In the world, iueIuain- T.~..ss
1tsecvs tsts, svspssno. Bssies, NossssI ~ =.
AcrsSe ~ ~ ~ LaNvsscs, Qsebse Mesfysaf 49,
Mosn1sGss, ~ 7skstsr DstdSe (nssysv f,so ~. :.
lM1fA), Lax CAs@plsts, FsiIs o. Nor,-"~..S
AMAsos Atsw, etc., ese.
- On a.d after Msy !, 1858, Baxssse yin 4.
cAsehsd Thressh from CAisssc -"
TO kMg0RAnrs.
Psssagss nsy Be- sseursd q the o.. ~ ~. a.
Peny IN Chieaso BY sAilIsa shins ~. 49, 49,
liverpool, Plynoath, Glasgow. B,istoi, R.m
a. 40 nontfoss. An agsnt Of IL dE1HR
Trunk RAILROAD supsrissssd - ssS.s. =
s%,eranse ana nagssSs q Qushsc fyss 81 eks,ss.
cooked provisioss. ss'se
The AAmnbth 6tssm,hip
LEVI r HAN.
OF -, 500 TONS AND TOO FEET roNa,
10 under contrast 10 this Coapsn for an. :, -.
trips 70 Portland. Tourists' retuyn tish... s.ss
Cnicaso to this principal towns N Favor. In
shortly b issued. fAcksts from Co., -, al
points East, also foTthe LsyiatAan. e. {or IS. II
-. D. co., ships, oan be Obtained - ths o.:
o. the uraad Trunk Railroad. No, Sc Dsasho,.
street. Chicago.
J. wARRAcK.
agent q Grand Tfpsk X. \, Co. Of causaa.
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Republican state Ccnvenstcn /.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

4 lAfihhNOuN ohcSiONs1
! The Convention met at 2. O'Clock. D. m
pursuant to adjournment, Mr.. Hamilton, Q
dubuque, in tho Chair.
| The report Of the committee on prudential
reported and adopted.
/ The report of the committee on presep
organization was presented by the Chair o
follows
President Fi.z Henry Warren, o
D. les.
pr rssiients : Col. Mexican, of Linn
llaakin, Of Lee isxpesdale, of Pope
~, Of B$ene Bakof Wayne; Fow
Ter, ~ Olinla1s Kelley, Gllahaska; Chat
tcftops e Aakee; Woodward, OF Buchsn
AZ OF Mascatine; Bagg, Of Black
| ydDeefstaries Chss. g. Aidrieh, Of Hamil
ton; q. w. Jerome, Of johnson; Chas. Eos
ter, Of Washington.
Tho report was adopted. Mr.. Hamilton
on leaving the chair made . neat and appro
pirate spsechCoI. Fitz Henry Warren 90
corted to tho Clair BY Mr.. Butler, chairma,
OF - committee on organization. Col. w
uads N addfess appropriate to the occasion
which was receive with enthusiasm.
Mr.. KAsson moved that . committee o.
one from each judicial district be- appointe,
to prepare plan Of organisation tor tn,
campaign, which was adopted, and the FOL
lowing committee appointed,
Messrs. kAsson, Taylor, Sample, johnson
Newman, Porter, Traer, Athcrton, Clarkson
Miller, Brown.
The Convention prooeede1 70 Al informa
ballot for Secretary Of Mcssfs. Hen
born and Chapan tellers I'D voting 81 COON.
sies- Tbs whole number Of votes p6iied -,
32&, ~ follows:
+ 3. Sells, 27iyJohn Edward. 81 s.,,,
was then declared the nominee for Ss1's1
BY scclsmation, sss'3
Convention then proceeded to an infor1
ballot for Auditor Of State whole vote
Is follows:
J. W. Cattell, 234; Col. VIM. H. WAR
&c; Pattce, II; Watson, Z; Howard. s. IA.
o oa.ssll va. then declared tho nominee ofshs
Conysn.ion then prssSSsdsd tesn informal
ballot for Trsssarer-whsls vos& y fol-
,ss. Ballo.-J. ". Jones. 1855, Aaron
Brown, 30; Judge Taber, "a; Tim, johnson.
10; VIM. Eyans, NO choice. ~.
I'd. BallCt-333 votes cast- 1911:
Brown, la; Tabelal4; johnson, II. Mr..
Jones was then declared the nominee.
1pvsntion then proceeded 70 an informal
81 - Attorney Gsneral-vhols number
pf vOsss 1927.
SCI A. Rice, l66 j; Dan'l r 1ller, III
e Henry, ~; Mr. TellmAn, 81; Mr.. viii
-, 4 Vinsona mir. Rios wss then de-
sless Ne ~ BY reclamation.
Conysntion G6dsd 70 aainforuk bal.
lot for Register Of State Land Of6ce-Ehole
Innber Of ~otes 1874.
Ball9t--A. b. Miller, I40; D. e. Brain
- NJ =. ur.tteth, IL; Pomefpy, 20; Hig-a
~; No choice.
: % Baiiot-Milles, 1874; Brainard, 1872
y. Miller WAS then daol6nd th111ananimous
,hoics Of the Conventi0l -
lProceedsd TO- tbe1 Aiea Of CoumIs.
- . sa.' ~Asls
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Order No. O..
WAN WITH ENGIauns

ITO the keokuk Guards, or to any persons !.
l holding the Arms and acooutrsnsnts b.
II longing to that Company. You ars hsfahy Nj
notified 70 deposit tho Same ct No. 1853 Naiad1
street, and receive receipt for the same. IT.
especially desired and recommended thai al ans
returned may DO well cleaned aud Ia eood order.
7. 1. MoKENNY, First Lsut.,
june1Sdlv Commanding Keokuk GuAefe.
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COLLIN So
~ NEW-e4
miscellaneous ana Characterlssac
C o N C f. IL II 81!
MT. COLLINS.
THE CELEBRATED VOCALIST
AND
IRISH CO16EnIAMl

ESkOM the Thcatsrs Royal, London, Dublin a.
L kdinburgh for the lasttSu ysars snivsY ssily
acknowledged throughout The Unitsd f,tatss ths
greatest Irish Comedian of tho day, the orleina
singer Of widow MachYee," ssThs Bould &peeu
Boy, !" 'Low Backed Car" Sc, win give two b
BIZ chAsAstsristic Musical Entertainments, q III
IN National Theater.
On Thursday ana Friday Eve
nings, June oath ana 23sh.
&. COLLINS will b aided by Mr.. GEO. BAR.
TON the celebrated Bu6o Singer and Pianist.
TICKETS 80 and Is csnts-to BE- had ct The
Music Stores, Hotels, and at tho Theatsr,
For particslArs see programmes.
June2SdSt
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CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT,
~ ths above ofice tickets for New York. Bos.no.
sno a. the stations on the New Yosk kris IA
New FORK Central Railroads can be obtsined
J. WARRAcK
Agent Of b. IL H. Railroad.
49,, - oe:ss 40. - Dssrbon Street, Chicago,
1isss D,afn On Lsn6en at dollars per ,ter.
Ing NAY - sbeaine9 ~ tbs OGaoe Of the tr.nS
Trsnk =. r. eS 0ennnn61n Chisaxn. e'e's
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FROM e. ~. sCRIvEN,s AGENCY,
Mensrssl Ocsaa steamship Ce,s
STEAM an: '1 '


sanN1aLLo,,sAxON. NoKTM AMERICAN,
NOVA 6c0TiAN. tasw) HUNGARIAN, fnsw1
--, tnsw).
hunning 10 copnssiicn with the GRAND TRUNK
hAlLhOAD Of Canada, under eontYact with
.ths Csnsdiaa 0overnnsnt 70 transport
the Nails.
DATES or SAILING.
kvsssry alternate 6atsr- Every alternate v edpss-
ny ny, from e ~ e. s,sA e az fro. she 3oth Of
november. inclusive. Oetobsr, inclusive.
.tsa the dRAnD TRUNK RAILROAD Il Port
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Nsn CAtesss 70 Nseyoei, via Mich Ceptr., q, e..
s western s: and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS.
~ 90 70 tls0
!. ascending 70 sscommodations.
Al7
Including cooked psovisioes.
roads, ~~ .'s's-
" ssse,sin. :. es . tiis rs
Is
including cooked prpvisicss. '''"'s'' -
fully qualified Surgeon sails in 80 ,....,
1sse fAoeaSef noestsd tAsssgA win q IL
's.s ), ss:::s. a, y: : !. ': 81: =, s.:, y Raj.
cabin and 10 FEET fcs sseh stesrsss sssss. s ssen
Special tsains from Qssbsc WITH m Isii. ~
Passengers ass aispatshsd % the aYrivai ~ 49,
Steamer. 49, $3.50 ~ sscn
twill be observed from the fo,lovs.. 49,. -.
TIE Canadian itns havs bsAtsn svssy 49, n c,o
iag the Atlantic ths average psssssss ~ ~ Cs,-
a. and cnnsrd tines - BY the aasCs 49, - -
MI. Hsrsid dssinx 1851 bsihg-- - =
nAeswAAD
CCeutns dns, l!d ga 2en coilim line, 4 a Ia -
Dsston Ia o. ON H..ae- - ssSSe
caaadAn iins lcd1sh ON Canadian &. ia NJ +.
The longest passages made blythe Crnadi.. Ia.
xsfs u aays 20 Liverpool snd dAys 10 0nehsr.
The Collins Line have made passages Of Is 10 =
asks. ina ne Cunssd Lins Of - 70 " days.
pool, Or Liverpool to Chicago. apply q
j. WAkkACR
Agent Vi the III. d. e. 81 ca
no. 80 Dtsrtern Street, CAteeoo m,
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state MA1lcaI Seels91s a.
Thi9 - nst ". Pleasant On III 1
and he otasident, DR.. Siystsr, e.
|. : 49, ng aanupl nsseAgs. ~
Meds q = On Quasts<s sla.v.a.
:, rs !. 49, !. J q !.
Davenport. g. Of BarllLe.
ton, ~ slssss i4sno1 - tho susessd,
ing go DssE. L. lsws, Of pees11, -
v. PxQ IN. y. - Ufzl - (ort
see. - Or. CssAsaas o. Low. City, Trsa..
ursr.
CIR. Lowe being process u the Conven-
tieo, ~ following delicate bat deserved
osnplimsnt Was paid hin, in regular toast:
Eesce md her GospssoY tho fra Il
nay - said her seeeafsss ar exhaus,ible
and He she powe Ne human mind nav
~ iDsseassd and ppsd a IN indeepite
extGAk - salsivasil g Is tempers1S ~
Ind toss, she 10 hone aud Geld
wdteky Of their nob1l i efforts. Ofthe isst -
gnasy odd be is aesthy to be tA61Esestivs
9neh CommopQ 1h, and = ons evi.
lS q this We VI II TO the fact that
SAnnk through ~ Ased political can
91o - was elected GoSernor, without in
= ~ one unkind or disparagng word from
hi 1isal opponents.
sEGoss LoNe responded 10 a brisf aud peril
esot addBsses setting form rev Of the lead
In 61qrao1esistios Il the greatness 81 Iowa,
suggesting What b deemed essential in her
policy ~ ensurs f6ture growth, and closed
~ a eunt1orion OF thanks 10 the members OF
TIE ma hfofession who 10 kindly and
dattef 0edto himself. The remarks
of ths 0oya61eAHrs Listened to with great
and ~ applaadsd.
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$780, - q eonisnps, involving
xpm neishl ~ HdPk<ys, the decision
Of Jadgt& - bs1 reversed by the
! ~ 1GnGa larry CsfnVAll's Aaugh-
~, y xb - ! volal1o Of poems.
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Council Rroseedings.

Council met H.
Persent the MayoEA 3he Aldermen.
.na a spp %sSs,t' y .Ssss ''Ds WIS 'e''
| petition wss1 ~ B. r. Moody ant
Lots, andsa 10 ~, arm referred Il
the Board Of Health; and the following resolu
tiok adopted.
| Resolved, That the Board pf Health aud the
City Marshal DO directed to piDceed immediate
~ 70 abate all nuisance in the sity, agrseabl,
to the Ordinances in such cases made and prc.
vided y. .ssaa'e
petition va: received from L. ee.k
ferred to the COM on JudIcl
] ThnxCoumitaee q Claims reportaA hack e
| the eil ~ nil1~f RI, G EnnSsS n Seol
for - rear of3Vo0. -
~ fkSCJuS& allow him The
Esn1 Warrants.
f and the allowance made
Ia The EoT4S0{r rSborted the Bids for Grading
- Aney through H9nok No. 10: and was
al 10 enter into contract with The lowest
1 ia -
oaIssn an ma Timss and :. q s,,ssl NM NM
Misxouri Avenue Whereunnn thu aaid IHis
were ressrrad 10 n. Gmm;.iss ON n rsss. ~
AIleys h oonnsotion mn The civ Rn.ssse,
with instructions & enter Irso nrsot vitK IN
lowest bidders for such Of the work as they may
dssn n6essary.
The Fl Deer reported the contract for grad
- All&ys through Blocks No As and 4s /;
notion the same were spprpved.
Rwine Bills we're allowedt
4ng4spairs on Calabooss, ~ 90
no Police Billies, 90
esor, use OF Wagon, per SUI
Il ~. ~. - 'oo
q BAL OF WIN. ns0sn for balance due him
Ssoo Ior pasns I0r CITY hali, and pssos Tor
Efesaooose; anu pia24ar Mree Market Hsoses,
BE Albss ymG sseHlsd the following,
vhieA Z - - ni11l streets
s14 a Nh s5|
H. eds ~ TO
naA co. n nie1 II the
csa. IA selvs u & y u. . pro-
'cesd imm1 4s!y Annse IN ess 70 con-
~. sa's z = ueea 80 intA
~.
Il n n'1e, 3 xEsll nm. go me toiioWme
I. cal e. g - peted % obtain the
=. ~. s ~ = o. laws Tor the
.e:.s.s~ 4. e. ~ ~. sy, N neresnst e
~. Ts.. q - IVY y. e .ns n}e.ak
-; ss..,,,, ~.
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80 - y - II ~ III
sossass a. y assaeis -
n - ~ - wofsl5 81 tfev1
80 ot points y \
s'le % oaA = ..
' " s.yss1 eSsne
see ana sns - - socfAnc, :
paDnosa ~ ss S'shsus
aoenees - representative
NY l 49, sena :
-se esn P.'1'oa VAN the oomi-
n.ns y' ssa'Aea''y . slsv'sn srgu-
.sns sos argument Of men who have noin-
dependence, no "aalansss.oi prinsipls; tho
argument o. dos0esss : toady the
argument OF mss 90 whine 1t
tho ioosstooi Of per-, - ~ ready TO bar
ter away sasir : - ssli snsif souls for
ness q Ios
No have - l| b ~ ND, % make
20 tins low appsel, VI: = MD apparent
10 oil close political Observers md has been
repeatedly admitted by D Democratic members
a,,.;n 81. 1900. -. u
~, e ~ $3.50 -. - A' uou'o
~nl ~ cissfly ana empasncaily Republican,
ana the suprsnsey Of the Sisvs-D'nocrAey
J. sns p0psaaf branch OF the Government
'n 80 away forever v':n the close Of ing
Congress VINO then VIII act wiss
'he nsofl'y' 10 'ne mouse wnore no oslongsl
"a az. y lncloeh'.' sanlss'0n' 'ns'
:; ::'.s g.: e
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CT-Cass, At Rome, il is said, has had bio
boots moved. The provocatlon for his 70.
moval hos not transpired, but it IL said to be
something scapialous,
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SUMMER RHsORTa
uOT spRINas,,.- WRIGHT. \

r.. IUtk'S REMEDY FOR CHRONIC DIssAsPs
t, Novel =. h's place is now open for the recer
uon O. visitors, The supply Of mineral water K
i, qua mere are Line Baths constantly snn
rons tensyst water from separate springs Of va.
anssg ,Ws f sure the CHRONIC FoRWs OF
Hesn5rHJiMa v NEURALGIA. 9OUT. DISEASES
W Ids VI YER, PARALYsf9 (free from ini,am
G SiasSI! 33eni2Nnl OLD lNJusIES TO IuE MUS.
GLANDS, SPINAL tkRiTSTiiNI cM nnhnSEp
9iahhHI \, aud some DISEASES PECULIAR III
shAALhS, more thoroughly and rapidiv tnan an
otnef ieinSd. on the American Continent m, =.
ALTERNATIVE ana CURATIVE POWERS Rra M.
IF the globe. ~ VII ''ie i'oe
Many persons afflicted with The diseasaa o,,,,.,.
va appNe, ~ forms which had resisted tLe rto.t
hlIitnt medical treatment, and had rendered. th,.
yves OF the sufferers alike wretched and useless
,hr9ush long years Of pain. have been restored "a
perfect health by their use or the vas; nambs,
now sGBcTink with such maadies, theraare comma.
raveiy few indeed who would not be either pet feet
sySGret or grestly relieved here
Lhe springs are situated IN an elevated mountain
region. Ahe scenery around in wild. romantic and
beautiful. and more healthy or delightful summer
climate can nowhere I've found.
Besides The HOT BATHS far invalids there are
TWO fine PLEASURE BATHS Tor persons in Coo,,
health. GOOD MUSIC will be in attendance early
in the season
gOUTE.-From The principal cities in tn. United
states hT railroad 10 the Mtboru depot of the Nr-
xiuia Central Road thence by stage coaches twenty
miles. over Well graded turnpike. to the Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond Va OF Baltimore
same day ta supper
Pr iuil account Of IN is celebrated Watering
Place sec Harpcrs Weekly, NJ. IS, Tor june SIN
pa Bows Rcvew Tor May and june, also, American
Farmer ua May and june or write 70 The subscriber
Gfr a pamphlet. ). G0uDE,
my 3l-l2m Hot Springs Va
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HEALING SPRINGS.-These ceIebra

ri Linz CGAINtS. --lheSS ceiebra
IL ted SPRINGS are now open for the rect ption OF
visitors. The furniture AID buildings are all new
and CnfsfITabc, AID sUfiCieu. tOr the c0mlurtabl,
accommodation Of three hundred persons. Tn,
eases Of the ski. Liver and stomach. SCIofuia Ot
Ulcers, Pareiy sis, diseases Of the Ba3d Kidney
anu Cfet9s tAFohlC Da.rhHa; CH5Snic asthma
disease OF the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, Hemoi
rhoiis tl,tuia Ia Ant, rheumatism. Goat, Dyspep
sia, Uterine Diseases, as Leuccrrh@a. DyemenOr
FbueA, ilsay:IuUgle, Jbstructed "a anlepia frolay
su- 1 teri Neural GA at, disease Of the Eye.
The BATHS Lave been enlarged ana improve
tf 81 8si G n. .un6s StS vt
hot water from The medicinal :OnntsH thus furnish
inz Baths OF any Temperature the feelings OF the pl
Hatn occupying teCaTa ate apartment.
Each H.th Is Supplied win Show r Bathing 4 =
paI6tus Of improved CQos' ru1ti0H
The Baths are ey csljngly deli httul, huGy 81;
and grateful, lmpartng gt0" aud soflness 10 tn
skin not eqaaiied by waters in Western Viz
GINA, their Temperature being $50 Fahrenheit.
The properties OF these waters are greatly Cathar
tic. lie, diapharec, Alternative selatiye a1c
auti-irTitant and are peculiarly applicable 70 TIE
treatment Of the above diseases.
III Healing Springs are located in Bath count!
Va, Immediately unun the Ioat !'tdin9 from II
bGTo Depot ri tho Virginia Central Railroad, 10 III
GreeubriGr u hit@ euirhur SprIngs-2i mites fToI
the rTner an % oics asst OF the latter place an,
with "a day str2Fel 81 Baltimore, NchmCnt, NasL
iugtnu ami Alexandria.
iIaz Of daily stages, carrying tha Mall will rn'
regularly between MiilhUi0 Depot and white Sst
.hur, ana passing en- Route the hath Alum, arm
aud Hot Springs. over well Srhied ,ad, "Gd st0i
ping here, will convey visitors regularly 70 anC
iron the springs.
An experienced Physician rcsjios at the Springs
permanently. The rropTi"toTs intend to Uae ever
Mort - render the sqjourn OF their visitors boil
pleasant aud py0h11 and have fitted NJ in,
Billiard and Bowling Saloon. A line Band OF Mu-i;
has been engaged ana will remain during the sea
son.
Persons desiring further information in regard
tho medicinal tfiicaCy Of the water. be supple,
with cur Pamphlet, containing the Opinions az,
certificate OF PhJ'"!ars aud others who have test
ted IT'S merit rJFt Of tho El tcls OF 10y aiircsSlis
the prgprieto!s PORTER 81 IRWIN
iel7-,lIn prcprietCr5.
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DOCKBRlpGE BATHs.-This favori;e

Ia bathing place, long known a. LrTCHER'S, AM
Afterwards ~ .i0RUAN'S SPRINGS, has been re-
Gently putcha7ed by company Of gentlemen IL
uckhrldge county, where i IS situated and whei
the virtues # the water arc best known ana will be
omen for the reception IL visitors upon the lst 81
JTNEnovt New and handsome buildings have been
erected aud 10 effort III b spared 20 make II de-
ishtful summon resort. Il lie beautifully located
the North River, in the midst ot mountain ana val
ley scenery. unsurpassed in varied beauty by any IN
the State. 1t II on the rain st.@e road from Lex
ugton 10 the Central Railroad, dst ant eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Hoshen Depot
on the latter Visitors can reach the Baths IN one
deyfron Petersburg, Richmond and alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset
The temperature of the water is a little higher
than that OF The Old sweet, and this, with the pecI
liar character and buoyancy OF the wafer, which IL
highly charged with Carbonlc Acid gas, anq con.
tains Magnesia Irou &c, renders bathing IN u, by
universal consent of those who have Irledit desht-
fu and invIgorating to an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect il atested by fifty years o. Local
experience especially in OF general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases OF the LuDgs, Ulcerations,
wherever existing, Rheumatism, AmenorI hea DIS
menorrhea, Menorrhagia, Leucorrhea, ProiapSus
children, il is unsurpassed If equalled, by any wa
ter il the world. Near at hand is a fine sulphur
Spring, second only 10 the famous White sulphur
of Greenbrier, TO which visitors TO the Baths have
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion OF
last summer with his family at 'the Baths" thus
speaks of it: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun
tius and shall certainly revisit IT, II possible, next
summer.
Reference may also be had amongst many others.
% Col i Smith, SupeI,1ntend.snt Of the virginia
VIM N pendie ton, of Lexington; VIM Paine, Esq
Of the firm OF Kent. Paine hent, Richmond, aud J
L Hunter, Esq. OF Eel ma Alabama
TERas-Si 30 per day, for less than one week; -
per week for ess than Two weeks; IS Der week for
more tia a two weeks, aud SO per month.
my 24-,t3sn
coo lnl0 CYPRESS SHINGLES for
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS

n MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Thee c, LIBERATED MINERAL SPRINGS src now
open Tor the Tecertion Of visitors. it is BOW well
Iavs had such sigma! success az the waters OF the
Red Sulphur springs. III tee speedy cure Of mGlt
cagca Of pulmonary Consumption, Bronchial Aztec
the Brain.
Inyqids wonld secure better Ioons and better care
a,id attention hv coming TtRbT as are usually
var, r,ucb crowded through the month of august
Viso:s f- this pfrce should leave TIE virginia aud
T.runsecn Railroad at NEN BEAN DEPOT. They
viii then have but - miles Of Staging. over go0i
roal. : IN The virginia Central RailrOad there IL
nov about - miles Of starirg.
nv "a-Fam I ) CAdrBEI.L 4 co.
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C0YNEA'S WHITE AND BLACK

- SULPHUR AND GllAlst bEaIf SPhlNtIS
This Ay0Tte resort Tor pleasure and health will b.
apeued f5T the 1m!Gouaion ofVIstoTs the iSr OF
IUNE. ~ situated oa the line and IN tRil view oi
The va sui Tenn Railroad, abont half a mile from,
Roasacks Depot. Va q. which Drr0t an Omnibus
sn3 partsrs viii always be found waiting the a-rivA
VI the cars TO convey visitors aud their baggage t
the Springs.
lmparttut Improvements have been made since
last season.
A teleGraph oSica has been estab ished, which ST
loTds convenient and instantaneous C0minun catiou
al al PARTS nt I'll" country.
Another White NULpHUk-stron2er, b0Iie;
,nl superior Chalyh4ate spring. have been iiscUE
erred and improved &c the last 50 oH-So that H.
variety auI value Of the mineral waters afforded
~ the place AT" uHcqalisI by aug other pl.ce now
known 70 tnr publ;r. The similarity ui the White
'1lphur 10 thtJu~tiy and 'lr famed G.cenhIter III"
sulphur is stTikiG 10 be al once sGa5d u
a! 'tu have usf both e.. the Wa,ers.
Eiysa Hnita ana u. x sulphur waters hay" e.
{ ct. Numerous cures. The White sulphur IL
aggravated CASES q dyspepsia serious hiietiors
rhc Liver, H iaeys Al! BLADDER. General Debility,
tni especially uis of the Nervous system, ~
pEur ia All kinds uf diseases OF ths an, alraFet
"a cases Of Tettrr sad o-hcr eruptouS OF thJ aklno
great numbers and oflonz standing, seventy having
been cuurely cuted
Tho acoomEln iatlus are equal to any ia be tounG
IN tle mountains Vi Virginia and the table AID at
tendance of the most satisfactory chmHCter-as x
Al! wh!cb We beg 10 refer II the large numb o
persons who haze heretofore visited tie place.
So billiard SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY
ADD other amps"Dt nts afford pleasant AID healthy
recrcAti n. T. DaVIDGE'S celebrated ban D iron
| Baltimore has been engaged for the sea.0n.
J. A. HEtELFINGE3,
mv%l-d3m Proprietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS

~ IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
Are n " open for tbs reception IF visitors.
rhe most COMPLETE And TEoRGcGG arrangement
have been made IL renter t1is heretot re ir!ightu
watering place on- OF thC most attractive and Z,cv
able places Of Elj2urn Toe found any Ehtre in ii.
Southern country. These SPRINGS have been d..
gloEstrated 10 possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
aE3 are situated in the midst Of tho most REAUT!
Full SCBN cry, AID IN IL climate ii. mos
EEALTIlFUL ana SALJBRIOUS. They are st;.
atei within three miles Of Shawsviiic, on the Vii
Giai4anG tennessee Railroad over which trains pas,
daily, connecting with the great IhSr1ugffdre5 be
ginning a. Ba lEoE, Maine and terminating Al Hes
orleans. Arrangements have been made with al
the Railroad Com 3aniss. North and South. whereof
THROUGH TICKETS VIII be issued to any point on th,
VI n Tenn. Railroad, and line OF splendid
FOUR-HOBSE COACHES
will he in readiness TO transport visitors from Shaws
VILE, the nearest point of deharkation. 10 til,
Springs
TO inyslids labcTing under affections If the Ste
mach AMI Bowels, these waters are particularly re
commended.
my 2s-d2mif CLAYTON L LEE. Projectors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09
By &. Cauthorn, Auct.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARRIOR

NROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.--On
~ FRIDAY, the 9.h inst at 10 O'Clock. a. nv
store, will sell large and desirable lot of Crocke-
~ aud Glass Ware, consisting of Plates Dishes
Bowls. Pitchers, Mugs, Chambers Basins and kwers
Tea and Coffee Sets. Tumblers, Preserves &C, &c.
y It'd CAUTH0RN, Auet.
4 UCTl0N SALE will sell at public
4 a auction. on FRIDAY the 9th of the present
month, about fifty thousand rs of sHEAYEOATS
They will be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers
Bn-sale to take plaS on the premises at Buchan-
an spring, at O'clock. Z. NJ.
Iy7-Id ALEX HUTCHINSON