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LIVER INVIGQRATOR
LIVER 1NVIGORATOR
pr-,rrrr,e r,, NJ LIVER lNVlGORATOR and
PIRIFIES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES EVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES C0STIVEN ESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURtS CHRONIC DIARRHEA
Sold by all Druggists. ie 2j-6n


rs Cholera Morbus and Summer Com
rLAlNTs.-These annoy ing and dan, efous diseases
are becoming guile prevalent at this time, and il
not speedily checked, often destroy the cnnstitu-
ton, and not untrequently life itself. rs sure
and speedy cure, We know of no remed, equal to
that UNI yeTsaiy popular medicine, BAKERS PRE-
MlUA BlTTERS, and we therefore advise every
one to give 1t a trial AZ preventive to indiges-
ton snd /. corrector and purifier of the stomach,
these Blttc9s are unsurpassed.
NA-Eyers family should keep a few bottles on
hand. Price 50 cents per bottle. ,
To be hsd wholesale and retail at the Drug Stores
Of ABLE Il GRAY. PURCELL. IADD K CO..
IN irir
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REPAIRING At Mourn VERSoS.-A writer
IN the Alexandria Gazette, who visited Nj
Vernon day or two since, says:
The old tomh, or rather. uartofit v,bar,
she body OF Washington reposed tin the year
1892. on beautiful knoll near the river. is
sui standing. II opens to the northwar,i and
- oailt OF Il rather soft white sandstone
rms also, we learn, is TO be preserved. if pos
No!e from depreciation, by an iron realins
ne site of the present tomb was fixed upon
ny Washington in his lifetime
Inc building appears Ia be in the STYLE of
'he reign OF George the I'd. The garden is sur
rounded by wall surrounded by "A railing
winch is IA process Of renewal. There are at
ne corners f0nr very prey small octagonal
seed houses with archcd roofs rounded like u
domc-these are now repairing--and with every
ihihg else are 70 be restored. exactly as Wash
'ngton designed them, and with the very tools
imported by himself. for the purpose of doing
The work n Mount ycrnon
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w RIvER Estate Az ftcti9hr ~ H.
gal CommisfogeE lIoshttS ey 4es1se q ~
n ssi u: III ~ III 3 g.. s;s.f;
alter q lie Msrsi0n hesSs % tke Yerniss. O.
+ ssDss q 80 81 - :
Til. slsc. Of land lies on ne sosss hesh sfJsnss
piles,) in the county Of Hsnric0s bs5ow tksAfy ~
river. seven miles from the Ctr By v.tsr, sd sboet
s san ' sSoas asasfs I'm 4 ss.s
which between seven and eiF ii handTed are sissis
ssa .rse ,s. hsost ono hundred snd
superior quality. bat frem an osaission, lof sons
Sssrs . IsPahf , a. s;. are sss
prevented and the land 1sc!si,ssa. . 80 4 woun
yield abundantiy any innd IN tbs coumtry .--s
1Ss ssed sss a. snd ss
Of the cleared land Is high land. The lands 81 NJ
sa IL s .nms s q y.
produce wheat, corn, oats and grass, equal 70 any
The pIacs having been rented out for ysars, ..4
cultivated BY scnants its present condtion aIoFds
OF the forest land heavily wooded with heart rine
Of the nest 9nalty particularly adapted 20 the nss
city, by water or BY the turnpike. RENDERS il very
vauabie There 10 also on the margin Of the river,
Sic sand a tsnk the sand taken from whies i no.
used for building purposes, and 1t - Of the very
best quanfy.
The MANSION HOUSE il situated about two
hnndIed Yards from the rlver furrounded by agToye
ground slopes gradually. The house is built of iul-
ported brick waBscotted throug bout, its fi,bera
and walls besv, and thick. and It s in very GOOD
besides basement. With a small outlay fct rorches
and painting, it could be made tcsirable resi~
dence az il ever WAS The loecticn IL considered
shs m Mae9 r%Rss e
advisable, in parcels to SUIT purchasers.
The terms Of sale are misunderstanding OF
the purchase money in cash, the balance IN ave
equal instruments payable at s. 4. snd yesfs,
bonds notes, with good security to be given for
the deferred payments, with interest on the said
deferred pas nents from day of sale, pay xbie semi
annually, and the title retained until tho purchase
money is fl,lly paid, and conveyance directed BY
the Court The title to the property ia believed 20 be
perfect 1t having been in possession of the present
owners and thor ancestors for more than CEN
fury.
Possession for seeding wheat viii be given in
time for that purposes; and fall possession given
on the LIST day of January next.
Persons desiring to see the property are referred
to Messrs. Pearce and Sonthalf, residing on tho
premises; and for further infermation apply TO the
au .toneers or to the updersisned.
r. MILTON CARY, Spi. Conn.
JAMES M. TAYLOR SoN. Auctoneers. 10 II
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" KaUtt 90 UTF III TAI z tlH ISOWP II Ofn-
FLAIsTg;-For Pain in the Bowels; Stomach Sides,
Limbs Back fhenmai SIN, Neural ia,Sore Throat,
HORNE'S CtRE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves.
bones. snaws, blood and muscles, stimulating all
pain like magic. Bottles -. - and 30 cents
If YOU suffer with Choierz, Diarrhna. Looseness
Of the Bowels or Summer Complaint. use HARRIS
instant relief. Bottles % cents
The Cure-Al cures all PAIN. Tho Carmn.tive
Basam cures all bowel complaints. Is cents q bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists i'll Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. Jy l2-2lsm
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Siate Nnminatinns in Minnesnin.

CnICAGo, July aj--The Republican State
Convention of Minnesota, which met last
week. nominated Alexander Ramsey for Gov
crnor; lgnatius Donnelly for Lieutenant Gov
error ]. H. Baker for Secretary OF STATE and
Charles Schoetter for Treasurer. Also, Cyrus
Aldrich, and Wilton Window, for members
81 the next Congress.
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r MIJpopo, nppor

ms House IL open for the reception and en-
tertalnment Of the travelling public. Persons go
Healing Springs, get off the cars at this point. and
stage y to the above places. Those who are desi-
Luus OIL AVOIDING night travel on stages, can do so
they csn he accommodated with HACKS to any
point they may wish to go. share of the public pa
tronase - respectfully solicited by the Propriet0r.
Je Zz-atAul* CAUTHORN Il WARE,
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OuEAN, =. y, July 25.--The extensive sash.
door aud hind manutactory of Stone Enth.
neT * CO, WAS destroyed last night Insured
for s3.SN3 Tho loss above the insurance is
ST., o'a 10 Sl5.Hs1. The fire is believed TO have
been the work Of an incendiary
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A- Fresh Leeches.-I have just received
by Adams' Express. q fresh lot of SW EDISH
LEECaES, which will be applied upon most
sonable terms.
p. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO. Can be found at all hours of the d<y at the
Hair- Dressing Room under the American Hotel,
and AZ mig ut on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. c. HOBSON.
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Arrival Of tho Carera.

sew YORK, July e6-The Europa. with
liverpool DATES TO the 10th last, has afriye,,
At Halifax. The wires are working very badly
East in consequence of thunder storms. Tho
EXPRESS, with The Europas news, will proba.
hlS not arrive until o'clock to.uiorrow
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EERT HIGH PRICE FOR LASD.-At the recent
sal 81 the estate of Evans Knight. deed, 4
t-a,., continuing little over ,2uo acres of land
.yi4g on The Dan river. 4 few miles below
UaLvIilr. Va, WAS sold 10 Capt. 4. u Walters
It fraction over 500 per acre.
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Tn. At,cmr,ed Assnx,iuat,ou in New

The Attempted AssaSsiuatfosi IN New York.
NEW YORK, july 2S.--Nirgiaia Stewart the
eourtezan eho was shot by Il. Macdonald, of
Mobile, her lover, on Saturday last, is still
living, though tile bullet lodged in hor brain
Macdonald is confined in tho tombs, and has
hal symptoms OF mania po;ua
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FIEF-A fire occurred ut Jacksonville, Fla
on the 25th inst, destroying the Custom House
The Burlington House, the California House,
aat ;ha dwellings of DR.. II. Steele, William
G7o,Ae and Capt. Paul CaEova.
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AUCTION Alk1.A
FUTURE DAYS.
NJ Geddin 4 Apperssn, Aucts.
T,RusTEE.s sALE OF Tn AcTorLANl

T'EyysTEEE,S s4LE 4F TE S.ty g EELAH ~
BELLQNA ARSENAL.-As Trnstee in q certain
lrh March. 1855. duly recorded in Chesterfield
County Court. shall, in execution thereof pro-
coed 10 sell Mt pubic auction. on the promises. on
MoHp a, the s dag o. aai is iss' o. y os.
LAND, near the Bellon4 Arsenal, IN Chcsierfeid
county. whereon the said Trabne lately resided.
with ny the houses. improvements and privileges
TERMs-Cash. or on such credit as may be asre.l
j VIVID II June TfiMioiMAs HOWARD. Trustee.
VALUABLE FARM, CALLED LOCUST
nr,Hn Hts o ILcN,HENR 4 ut TEN MItFs
ACRES, F0R SALE AT AtTcTloN.-At the re.
guest Of Mr.. Garland Haiies. Dr., who contcmpates
a the fa ss Fl
scptember, 1859. at IL O'clock NJ. Off fair; If not,
the nest fair day. the valuable IA RM which lfs
nov resides ca.Isa Locust Ill., eontsinIns By
estate. owned BY Mr. Albert NJ HiRen and also the
i a. OF MT. Henry Cox, Mr.. w. II Ammons and
paratyeiy new. having been erected within the
past WE'VE years. and embrace such as are usually
9VnF gn N estate Of that size; and to the
Il IN good order. Thcre about $50 acres cleared
Land; the balance. for the most part, is heavily
covered with superior Pine Wood, ard some ex-
equal to that in the vicinity Tte place Is not auss
worry healthy, but is remarkably well watered. hay-
ing sprlngs convenient to every field. The neigh
porhood ~ equal to any In the county. further
description is deemed useless, because it is sup
posed that those wishs e purchase viii prefer to
requested to call Mr.. Hanes fTesjait IL on The
Farm who Will take pleasure in showing the same
TKRMs.,one- third cash; balance al one and two
ysass ,9r PONDS bearing interest tthe said interest
jy 2-wtds G0DDIN & APPERSON, Auet's
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Naval.
RKrAlnINa Ia MorNr YrRNoN.-A wri,n,

PM ApELrRrA, July 26.-Thc war steamer
Lancaster sailed ron Newcastle this morn
1
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" OF WOOD LAND IN HENRlCO CoUrt Y,
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE HI r VIII fl Is
BELOW THE CITY of RICHMOND Conn
missioner appointed BY decree Of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the Fourth CIRCUIT
1851 in The ease OF the Bank of the United States
against George Winston and Others" shall sell,
Mouss, on MONDAY. the first day OF August St, 1889,
at IL o'clock, being Court day, the TRACp OF
adioiEnx the lands formerly owned by William
Christian, Richard Gaskins and others.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance 8, IL, and Is
months for NEGOTIABLE notes. and title retained
til ali the purchase money shall be paid, and
veyance ordered hy the Court.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Com'r.
- fx..it
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rrTURE DAYS,
FUTURE DAYS.
Br GoddIn 4 Apperson, Auers.
TfhHNsgTfEsE,s SALE or .NT z M FL 4

| REAL Esf ATE, in AM NEAR The CITY
VI hisCHMoN p-1As acting trustee " fsftain
1853, duly recorded IN Ric6mSad HHss,nss Court,
shall. u execution thereof. thaving besn 90 =,
proceed 70 sell at public auction. At the Office 81
Messrs. 6otdn r Apperson, n the city Of Rich
noIa .cor e., 81 Bsns and llth streets on III
property ronve,ed b tho said deed ronsisting 81
q the BIT. title. interest and estate Of tho said
father David Baaer. deceased. under tho viii and
testament Of the said David Ba deceased, which
rico and ts, Of kehmend hs said a.slass
s and t Broad n
Richmond it is subject to the devise OF one half of
e efs srd % asoT srss
with the nlarriase or death of said daughter.
1 Ct the d estate j ss s The
TERMS: Cash or such credits ss shall be agreed
at the time of SALE Such title rs is vested in tbs
It it's is believed to Be sood. VIM. +: wilson:
The following is the list referred 10, viz list A
mond On the north side OF broad. between I'd and
4 lot. with framed dwsn: thereon. on tho north
side of Franklin, between Henry and Monroe sts-,
Sd. small wooden tenement. near Brooke Ave-
nue., at the corner of Leigh and HshTy s.T rsa
jy 2s--t.tas Acting Trustee.
v LARGE LOT ATTAcHED. on STRING,
BETWEEN BErVIDEhE- AND PINE SIS,
IN THE PLAN OF .BELYIbERE. FOR SALE
.rastee for Mrs. Reuben B. Tyler, land with the
concurrence of Mr. Tyierl We shall sell st pubic
day OF August. 1859. commencing at o'clock y.
NJ. the very desirable property located as above
The lot contains acre, and ahcunts in choice
collection of Fruit Trees Grape Vines and Shrub
berry. Tho BUILDINGS on the place arc not only
largo, but embrace many IN number,f admiralty
arranged for the purpose for which they were
constructed. The dwelling is adelightfnl one and
conveniently ARRANGED and there is we'll of hne
water on the premises II is only necessary to ex-
anime the premises, to he pleased with the ar
quested TO examine the premises, which will be
shewn them By Mr.. Tyler. residing thereon.
TERMs-one- fourth cash; balance ate u and ls
months. for notes interest added secured
By a trust deed.
jy2s GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Auct's.
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ALTERED CIRCvMsTAHCES.--P. II. Donneily.
formerly respected banker Of 81. Louis, and
member of the firm OF BenOist 4 Donnelly,
vas recently sent by the recorder 10 the work
house on charge of yagrancy.
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Pcst-Ofhee, Swoope's Depot. Augusta CO., Va.
je 2U-5w* p. HERRING, Proprietor.
RED sIhPHUR SPRINGS, MON;

VGAYROE COUNTY, VA.-This celebrated
S..M / WATERING PLACE. is now open for
the reception of visitors, and furnished with ap-
rliances essential to health and comfort For the
peculiar and remarkable, properties Of the water,
Snrinss. Visitors travelling by the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad are Informed that the Depot
they win he met by regular DAILY LINE OF
STAGE COACHES, and conveyed over Il beauti-
fully graded road to the Springs, q distance of IS
miles.
The diseases 70 which these waters are applics-
hle are-Saryneitis, Bronchitis, Phthsis, Diarrhpa,
in their chronic forms; Dyspepsia, Subucute, n
Elimination of the Liver and Kidneys, and of the
Mucous Surfaces Of the Alimentary Cana Rheu,
matsm, Gout. and Cutaneous Affections. and all
that class of diseases requiring an Alternative Sc
dativs and incidentally Tonic Treatment, will be
benefited by the of this water.
~ GIN T. S. CAMPBELL Il CO.
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IA Afflicted. Read.-uinnock,s panscea

IN = ILtCEFtIi fPiu = "! HnyCh FanaCta.
RALGl A.-The following certificate is OF ma
ny received from hundreds of citizens of Rich
mond:
1t affords me pleasure to testify to the value Of
your Rheumatic Medicine. | have used it in my
family for Rheun:tism and NeuraIsia, and conf
IDENTITY recoHmra nd II as being sood for both.
Yours respectfully, i. F. WHITE.
RICHHoSD, Deer, 1853.
Sold by all Druggists, and by
FISHER K WINSTON.
is lin Wholesale Agents.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CO-PARTNERSHIP.- undersigned have
- formed co-partncrshp under the ssyIa of
BURGER, BOYLE K GAMBLE, for the manu-
iccture and sale of SAWS of every kind and de-
scriptlon. except Circular Saws-the business Of
manufactoring which Will I've carried on, as here
tolorc, by BURGER L BOYLE.
HENRY r. BURGER.
EDWARD BOYLE,
Jy 23-GtF THOMAS GAMBLE.;
NOTiCE.-The subscribers have this day form
cd aco-partnershp, under the firm and style of
PoITIAUX ( Bolts, for the sale Of ANTHRA-
CITE and GLOVER HILL COAL, OAK and
PINE WOOD; and respect fully solicit the orders
of their friends and the public.
b. +. POITIAUX,
u. b. BOLTS.
RICHMOND, July IS, 1859. jy lS-lm*
DtSSOLUTlON OF COMPREHENSIVE
- The concern of ]. d. GOODMAN X CO.. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent The business
will he closed by J. H. SIMPSON, who will use the
name of the concern in Liquidation only.
]. n. GOODMAN,
July 18th. 1859. - J. H. SIMPSON.
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by Jas. NJ. Taylor e. Son. Auct'rs.

AND TWO VACANT LoTS. ON GRACE
STREET. AT AUCTlON.-We will sell, upon tho
cling at "A o'clock ?. NJ. TIVE Brick TENEMENTS
on the north side of Grace between Madison ard
kitchen. - -''ea
The Lots front s31s feet each and run back lso
feet to an alley l6 feet wide. 80"
immediately after the above. will be sold. two
beautiful building LOTS. at the corner OF Grace
and Pine streets, fronting 80 feet EACH and run
desiring LOT for bu!l ding purposes. in retired and
sale. " "''o''N '''''
TERMs.-Oue- third cash balance at g. u and IA
months. for negotiable notes, with interest and
secured by trust deed
u q jas. NJ. TAYLOR & SON Ancts
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Aacs.

FURNITURE At AUGTION.--on WE'D
NESDAY, 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock, AT INV store,
will sell ut auction lot Of superior fURNI
TURE. consssin:, in part, Of dozen Mahosany
SpTins Seat Chairs Centre Table. Spring Seat
Sofa. Mahogany Washstand, ] Feather Bed,
Mar Mattress, Shuck do. Crib, fine Wire
Sofa, Refrigerator, large Carpets. and sundry
other articles. ~ 90 X. CAUTH0RN.
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r. Licorice. in Mass and Stick, of the bes

~. Doctor c. II. Bricken offers his pro
essonal services to the public in all their various
branches, viz: in the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
SURGERY, OHsrgTRIcs, and the DISEASES OF Wo-
MEN AND CHILDREN. .
"a. Office at The General Insurance Office"
Pearl street. next to f.. d. Eacho Just below Ex-
change Hotel, where he may be found during the
day, and at night at his residence on Leigh street,
between I'd and 3d. je I'm
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STEAM ENGINES of any TeegiTeh eQvess With
either Locomotive, Fine, 81 Gsi,nder 4osEs; 90
s.r Min Clrrulsr Saw Mills; fns0o 0rT s42rcq9<
Saw Mills; 6rist Mills pvSsniax AkeRln1s #aA-
gle. Lath and rlslninx MacLass NJ ri
Ths ssbsrribsr was awarded By - Y. AExt-a
eultuAi Society, held ~ hicam1.1s. - g.
PORTABLE s'li ia /; sT Fan ENeINk e. issy -.
He fcters. % eSr nrs,sr & ssSssS.. EaaSsSs*
Mencars 4 Co. and HaxalL CtanahnN = -. n b
~ lA--cwly - i
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J NO. Elm II.
July LIST, 1859. +. W. CHAMBERL.

IN retiring from the business of w. NJ. HARRI-
son 4 CO, am pleased in the assurance that
leave my friends and patrons in faithful and eff
cent Il .nds
know Mr.. BLAIR and Mr.. CHAnBERLAYNE tho
rous hls, and therefore do most cordially recon-
mend them 10 the confidence and patronage of my
friends and patrons.
/ feel lively interest in their success, and ask
my friends Ia sustain them. In dolns so, they will
not ony crafty, but materially benefit. me.
j. l-6w W. Nj. HARRISON.
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I>OR SALE-A NAN between 10 and - years Of
L age. who has been an exeeens dinink room ser
want. His owner, ivlns IN smother STATE, wogio -
within 4 short distance Of Richmond, where he
might be near his family. Apply at Cary street
'a AIso-A BLACKSMITH about \. years Of are.
of fine size. ~ 0--eo09es
AJOTICE.-Thc business OF mining ard selling
~ COAL, heretofore conducted y JOHN J.
from this date continued and conducted y The g9ld
JOHN ]. WERTH. - agent fna DVNLqk = Mc-
CANOE. JAMES puNLQR
jy 1-3tAw&w TH1e. W. McCANC6.
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jy 23-Gt
CO.partnership.

The undersigned have this day purchased Of ].
ID. GOODMAN his entire interest in the stock and
accounts of J. D. GOODMAN L Co, and will con
tinue the CLOTHING BUSINESS. under the style
and firm OF SIMPSON X MILLER, at the stand
recently occupied by J. d. Goodman K Co. They
assure the patrons of the old concern that nothing
shall be left undone that may please them and they
hope, by strict and prompt attention to business to
merit and secure, not only their PATRONAGE. but
that OF the public generally. J. Fl. SIMPSON,
July 18th, 1882 II. L. MILLER.
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TELnoRAPHrc NEWS.

[REroRTEp ron THE RrcHMoNp pssrrArcn. /
rsr Magwstse Telegraph Liss-AoMes, $50 Earl.
S9Hare, Main Street
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4 "a AMELIA WRITE SULPHUR

YcB 7 SPRINRS;-Ths delightful Summer Re
Asr.48~ / sort VII be opened for the reception of
Visitors on the 15e of June.
The waters are similar to the far-famed White
Sulphur, and their accommodations equal to any
Springs in Virginia.
They are situated in Amelia county so miles from
Richmond. and ~ miles from .Ietersve Station,
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad on which
there are two trains daily. to and from Jetersve,
where there will always be a conveyance to the
SPRINGS. on the arrival of the cars. Their local
ity and easy access make them most desirable
summer resort for families.
BoARD-per month. $50; per week, gle; per day,
81. Children and servants half price.
lie H-2m+ THOS. C. WILSON & SON.
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ia Finch Grease Extractor-For rrmOv-
inr Faint Tar, Wax, and Grease, from all kinds Of
Silks, Woolens, Cloths, Gloves, 6c.,withoat injury
To the finest fabric. Price Is cents. For sale BY
W ''s JOHN w. GARLICk,
Market Place, Franklin street.