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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-23

USE or BIRps.-The Bulletin Of the Brus-
sells Society for the protect sion Of animals, pub
fact Until few years ago, the park at Brus-
sells was shaded BY trees Of iuxuriant foliage
which met over the alleys and screened tbs
promenaders entirely from the san. Thess
casioned now and then little annoyance 10
the elegant toilettes below. For this reason,
they were hanished In . few weeks the leaves
OF the trees were in holes anddyine-And now
dure, and loaded with caterpillafs, and ths
wnlks infested with moshs.--Csssses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-23

Impndeaee.-Edward, slave to ID. Il. Frank.
lin, was convicted before the Mayor yesterday,
of using impudent language to a white person,
and swearing in the market, for which he was
punished with stripes.
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The Central Ds6afisg Cise met last Thursday
night. and elected J. b. Gallagher, Presidenii
VIM. II. Dipscomh v, r; s w. Pendisson,
Secretary, and w. g. Grady, Treasnrer. Ine
club meet for discusston next Thursday
nirht. when the question was "Napoieon
Patriot - will - sebAted.
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esx RAILROAD LANES FOR SALE on

S3% LONG CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
"a Or INFEREST.-The Hannibal and St 10
sePh Railroad Company having over GO0,OvO AC K rs
OF LAND. lying IN tho State of Missouri. which
vas granted by Act of Congress. to aid IN the CON
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms
The greater part Of these Lands are within SIX ,
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad. which
ls now completed and open for throu hont ITS
entire length t205 miles and runs through a coun-
try which is UNSURPASSED by any in the saiubrlty ot
ITS climate, the fertility of It's soil, and the extent
OF its mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Office
OF the Company, or address, by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner II. & st. 10. r. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June 18th, 1859.
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Bad Nsighbsr.-MarthaG Gaines, a free negress
annoyed her neighbors much by her foul
tongue that the Mayor striped her, ycster-
day, and then stored her away in the Valley
brig.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-23

Daring Th.n.-Officer Chalkiey succeeded in
arrestin8 Bill Newsom, free negro, yester-
day afternoon, charged with swindiing a
Shockoe Hill merchant out of $50 worth Of
goods
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|.sA DAGGKR's WHITE SULPHUR

A1-A&-l BOTETOTRT COUNTY, VA
. heSe SIk MOS, sometimes ca He'd 'DlgRyTI's
ffElNGs.' Nil be open flr .hd rerertior Of vIsi
ta5rs ~ ~" ist Of July The prcprietors, having
!'g SIauhfftt0h 70 know that they have gwen sa-
NsAftt"n heretofore to their visitors l.tter them
'etts mat their future tabors will ensure n fun
T"raon OF tho public patronage.
Hoard, per day. Observation-Disclosures. 81 *
!,''N' "a p'i wee ....... 10
board, per hotel month. f2s days,l... 80 90
J, 2J-2m JNO + SUIFIDS e 90
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BnAzIL.-Dr Rainey has received q grant
in connection with . chartered company, OF
running several lines of ferry boats, on the
plan adopted in this country, on the Bay Of
Rio de Janeiro, and for the term Of 3Ayears~-
The population OF Rio and its suborbs has
reached 30o,00u, while yet there are means
of taking horse and carriage three miles
across the hay, except on sailing sloops the
small steamers plying being only for foot pas
sengrrs, and built on the plan Of the boats on
the Thames.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-23

{nproring.-Eliza Rows, the woman who
was terribly beaten by Peter Dwyer, on
despaired OF, is in an improving condition.
and will probably recover from her injuries.
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Co-Partnership,

July 18th, 1889. J. II. SIMPSON.
Co-Partnership.
n The o9m 9ndsTslsped have this day purchased of J;
and % fi" m "f SMPsoN "t at the as stand tan
assure the patrons of the old concern that nothing
shall he left undone that may please them; and they
merit and secure not only their PATRONAGE. but
that of s ihe public ,itd generally i. 4 SIMPSON,
July 18th, 1852 ii. L. MILLER.
IN retiring from the business Of i. D. GOODMAN
CO, am pl leased In the assurance that leave
hands.
know Mr.. SIMPSON and Mr.. MILLER thorough
ly, and therefore do most cordially recommend
them to the confidence and patronage Of my friends
and patrons. lly 2o-tsl J. D. GOODMAN.
~ - The concern of w. NJ. HARRISON / co. is
vii closed by JOHN tHssas Who VIII Dsnsss use the
name OF the concern in liquidation only.
July LIST, 1859. SSo' y NJ BHAIR HARRISON
o,PARTNERsHIP. - The undersigned have
ms gay united under the style and firm of BLAIR
Nm ", bER ~ Z LA H. and will continue the GRO
i,y s. N all its branches, at the stand
assure the patrons of the old concern thar nothing
sheil pe eit unuone that may please them, and they
hope, by strict ant prompt ate nton to business To
merit and secure, not only their patronage bnt
that of the public generally.
July LIST. 1859. +. w. .CHAMBERLAYNE
IN retiring from the business of w. NJ HARRI
son 4 CO.. AIN pleased in the assurance that
leave my friends and patrons in faithful and effi-
cent hands.
know Mr.. BLAIR and Mr.. CHANBERLAYNE tho
roughly, and therefore do most cordially recon-
mend them To the confidence and patronage of my
riends and patrons.
feel a lively interest in their success, and ask
my friends to sustain them. In doing so, they will
not only crafty but materially benefit, me;
" l-6w w. NJ. HARRISON.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

nISSOLU OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
~ The concern of J. D. GOODMAN 4 co, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be closed by J. II. SIMPSON who will use the
name of the concern in liquidation only.
]. d. GOODMAN,
July 18TH 1889. J. II. SIMPSON.
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Through TracsI on the Danvilie Railroad, 10
very heavy at this time. A few morning. since
over one hundred passengers came over from
the Tennessee Road.
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Temperance BanHer.--The ladies Of Powhatan
county have had prepared a beautiful banner,
to be presented to "Fine Greek Division Sons
of Temperance" The banner is Of the best
silk, the front being of white ground, and in
the centre, encircled by golden scrolls, is . fe-
male figure, holding in her right hand the TEN.
perance pledge. Her left hand 10 raised over
still, as if in denunciation, while one of her
feet crushes the head of q serpent, rs il emerges
from the worm. Immediately above this ifg-
ure Is tri-colored triangle, on which are in
On the reverse side, the ground Of which IL
blue, are the words, "Presented TO the Fine
Greek Division Sons of Temperance, by the
banner is trimmed with rich white silk frinre
with blue silk cord and tassel and surmount.
ed by an eagle Mr.. GKoRaR RUsKKLL. Of
Richmond, is the manufactures, and has Ger.
tainiy displayed good deal Of taste In getting
up the present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-23

The Ersewfirs Cormiftee Of the Virginia Gen.
trail Agricultural Society will meet on tho
new Fair Grounds, this morning at 10 O'Clock
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Sailors Burial Ground The effort being
made by Rev. +. ]. Boggs and others to secure
a section in Oakwood Cemetery for the
Sailors Burying- Ground, is a most commen-
dable one, and will no doubt receive a fayora-
BILE consideration at the hands of the Council
Sailors are generally liberal, ee-hearted fell
lows, spending their hard earnings extraya-
gantly when on shore, and seeming TO have no
care what q day may bring forth. Many Of
them are respectfully connected, educated, but
reckless men, who, under assumed names
nave embarked on the ocean rs the only alter
native after destroying their patrimonies. with
the hope OF striking q breeze of luck and re-
covering what they have lost. Others have
taken to the water AS the last resort to earn
lvelihood-and others again are sailors be-
cause they are unfit for other occupations All
Of them are useful men-all are human beings
and as such deserve a better burial than has
heretofore been awarded them in this port The
Seamen's Friend Society are laboring to i'm
prove the morals of the living and the corpo-
rate authorities ought to afford them decent
place for burial after death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-23
az HENRICO LAND F0R SALE otia

AfF for sale one hundred acres of LAND. situated
- on the u erk River Railroad. and adjoins the
land OF Thomas J, Carter and others; one half of
1t Is cleared, and has It FRAMED DIV FL
LiNG-HOUSE, with two rooms and passage; the
balance ot the land IL well set IN pine and oak 1t
is admirably located for n market farm. A great
bargain can be purchased, il Immediate application
nc made to Rn. B. LYME. Land Agent
Office in basement of Metropolitan Hall.
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- y = y, W Pm IIF h.NI 7. 7 " Q AN ID A
- HALF MILES FRQM RICHMOND, CON
TANNING on F. HCNDREp AND FORTY
ACRkS.-l offer for sale the FARM described
above, containing 40 ACRES. within two and
halt miles of the city of Richmond. about
lorty acres cleared and good head the balance is
tolerabty well set in pine and oak The Improve
rHents consist Of \ framed l. DWELLING. with three
rooms and the usual out houses. and well of ex
ccIi"hl water III the yard. The location is healthy
and society very good. Any further Information
concerning the farm can be mad hy applying to
RO. b. LYME. Land AGENT.
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
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HALIFAX LAND FOR SAIE

- tchulnS 70 remove to another county fall.
oHer Tor sale. privately, nv TRACT OF
LAND called Fremont on which now reside,
Flnx imnlediately on the road leading from Hall
fax &, II. to South Boston Depot. on the Richmond
and Danvliic Railroad, "a miles from the former
and ga from the latter place. The tract contains
about 600 acres. II necessary. 1t can be divided
INT TWO or three settlements. of which Green
H!li,) now occupied by Mrs. NJ B. Owen, contain
INK from 10 TO ~ acres, has on IT pretty cottage
residence. with hive rooms, office in the ward and
all necessary out buildings Another settlement
dencc Of Or. Tuck, caf be sold separately with 200
acres of ltnd. leaving D0 or more acres with the
homestead fremont is regarded one of the hand
SnHcSt and most desirable residences in the county
ne bulidius, containing seven rooms. in niadern
style tasteful green house. recently completed,
Win shade trees choice shrubbery and flowers, rem
ders the residence still more attractive. The sta
PIE carnage house; cabins. &c, all in good
uer' / he ncIghborhood isuneXceptionahlein in point
oi health. refinement and intelligence. The land
Is well adapted To- the cultivation of corn, wheat.
tobacco. &c also offer for sale 500 or 900 acre, of
LAND, lfing IN the fork Of Dan and Stanton ri
Vefs on winch there IL Il comfortable residence and
An e2ceilent steam saw and grlst mill. The engine
~ 81 lortf horse power. with two saws attached.
ana IN perfect order. The land is principally in
woods. Will also sell my STORE-HOISE and
LOT At South Boston, now occupied by Jsfrpss h
Dabbs, with some fifty or sixty acres Of land The
store house. of brick, built within few wears is
NA5Z feet, two stories high South Boston is
considered one of the best stands in the county
ior store or tobacco factory | Will also sell
my interest IN the concern of Jeress Dabbs-
PERSONS desIrous OF purchasing invited to call
and see Tor themselves, any information in re-
at South Boston, Halifax county. Va.
Jy 4-fswsW tOSIAU DaRRS
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The WORLD TO THE MAN Our OF Wo1K---
To q man out Of employment prescribed,
n....,aS;f,fs oAthe close ranks of society
around him. Every basy man SCENE y have
found his place, each locks sisp with his neigh
bor. and the vast procession moves on Once
ont 81 4 snrrird ordes tho unhappy wretch
can never resume his positicn. Ne apde him
self the nth wheel Of coach; there y no.
shine for him to dc--no place Cor hin ~ tAe
honntifni board whore others are ~. MeMay
sssrve or drown himsel1 - hs haeei sAe
worid has no use for him and will nes Aes
him. ssss
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= AMELIA WHITE SULPHUR

he Ps dS9'H for the SSlS5 feeepnon Of
visitors the l5Hl of June.
The waters are similar to the far famed White
sulphur, and their accommodations equal to any
Springs in Virginia.
Richmond, and 2lz miles from Jetcrsvie Station,
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, on which
there two trains daily to and from Jeersyille,
where there VIII always hc conveyance to the
sFRINGS, on the arrival Of the cars. Their local
lty and easy access make them most desirable
summer resort for f.miiles
boARp-Per month, $50; per week, $40; per day,
S2. Children and servants half price.
je S+2nf VTT0S - viii S0N l. CON
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TXRMS O1IDrFKrfsTr0-


Ness Railvay.-The Richmond Marine Rail.
way Company are about TO make some fmpor.
tant improvements at their yard opposite
Rockets. They have determined TO put
down new timbers and rails, 10 Introduce new
machinery rs to be able 70 haul up for repairs
any vessel that can come In this port. They
already have an immense sngfAe, Of snhlcient
power to take up the Glen Cove at any mo-
sells Of all sizes. They have also determined
to secure number of the best ship carpentsrs.
and TO employ them in building vessels, when
their services are not needed in repairing
rms company have suffcisnt grounds for
large ship-yard. and as the best timber and An
abundance Of labor, can be had in the State.
there is no reason why they should not build
as good vessels n are put up in Baltimore or
New York. That they viii succeed to their
entire satisfaction In this enterprise, and make
il prove valuable to the city and State We
have not shadow Of doubt
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AAA FLIME AND FRANCONIA
Y:AYHOTEL COMPANN. WHITE MOrN-

&1sE. TAiNS.
The management of the ''FIUME" and PRO
FILE Houses announce to tourists and the sum
travel that they will be prepared for the recep-
ton OF guests on the 18th ot June. These Hotels
have recently been thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished. are located IN the midst of the most l.
trRctve scenery Of the mountains, being in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the "Ol.D MAN OF THE
MOUNTAIN,n the Flume, Lakes Cascades. &c
Route from New ork via Norwich and Worces-
ter hIne. 10y the splendid steamers COMMON
WEALTH and dCONNECTICIT,d daily Al 5 a clock
F. NJ, from Pier Is y. Y. foot of CouTtland street
at the landing of Southern Trains
For further information. see small bills of the
route, at the principal Hotels and Depots, or ad-
dress T.. s. MARTIN, Agent,
ia 8-dom New tOrk
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4 WESTERN HOTEL. FIx,.S

SNSTIE' IE'ViRGiNiAnW,y,n rsdo,,,' rN,As- an.
%%-ts.-l chased thiS desirable property / beg 10
!ainn9 IA, ,if'cnds and the travelling public gene,
s,ltt nave n. tlcd the buildings and other
WISE great, improved the property in order IN en-
*hH fo To add more comfort te those who NAV
iaEnf nlo with their custom, ~ may
Ny IA BILE viii alwa,s bn surpled with tho bo.,
t2at can he procured; my ROOMS with romfoTf
t,",e pvyS, ny bAk with the choicest f.fgTORS
~, ans my SIA rs with an abundance of proy,
s"%,, ana snpenntended by attentive and obedien,
. 20 Etages running by The NATURAL BRIDGE
't GOV Sl"ppiuS nj my house. and the traveller de
s.he l' Nist That Grand natural curioSity as we'll
every facility. " " ""''"e"
Ae Yards attached To the Hotel il Cores, IN
Bl.hIatnTe ahording delightful and pleasant shade
curing the hottest weather. and families desiring To
SFehd itc summer months IN the mountains can
moderate. " " ''' ''''ie
Thankful for past fsvors. | respectfully solicita
a,.H.e os puoHc PATRONAGE. pcdslnE my self to use
every effort 20 please all who nay favor me with
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Free Trads-The City Council have been try.
ing for years to break up the system Of huck-
stering about the markets, and time and again
men nave been called before the Mayor and
lined, but the annoyance has been in no wise
Abated. Men will speculate in the nscessaries
u NE, regardless Of consequences. Finding
mat TINS traffic cannot be prevented, and that
country persons viii not attend the markets
ana sell their products by retail, the better
2ian would be to repeal all ordinances on the
suo)ect, and let all who wished to do so. buy
E seii In the markets at their pleasure, pro-
fideei they sold nothing unsound or unhealthy
II all the restrictions were removed there is
very little doubt that the number of dealers
would rapidly increase, that competition
would be greater, and that the people would
be able to buy all they wanted Mt more reason
tpie prices. Let us illustrate our meaning:
Many of the farmers in the neighborhood raise
more vegetables than they need for their own
use, and would like to dispose of portion. il
hey could do so by sending their surpIus to
the markets and sell TO some one person en-.
gagged In the trade but who do not send that
surplus now, because, in order to make sale
hey must spare man from their force the
greater part OF the day-and rather than do
hat, they allow the vegetables to rot in the
fields.
In the northern cities, so it is said. dealers
in vegetables buy in the markets and sell there
and the consequence is that farmer who has
few extra bushels of peas, tomatoes or nny-
thing else, puts them in his wagon, drives to
The city, cells out to q trader and returns to
his field in time to do days work, thereby
increasing the stock of the traders, and of con-
sequence reducing the prices. II those farm.
ers were required to stand in market and re-
TAIL the products of their farms, as they are
nere not one out of fifty of them would 60
and the consumers would have to pay higher
prices for what they purchased, because Of the
scarcity of the articles on sale.
The Council, in the passage of ordinances
iesire to benefit the masses; and as those in
existence have thus far proved abortive, will
they not try the experiment of " free trade"
una see Its result Such an experiment would
cost the city very little, and might prove high.
~ beneficial to those who now pay heavily for
the monopoly brought about by the efforts to
suppress huckstering
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nv CowARDIN &HAMs,'ERSLrY.
SUMMER RESORTS.
IAA ,>,liTH,S vlRGiS,AcrtTkAL

ll& hN tIRtstNIA CEtTRAL
.s>sss-l nc underSisncdlate af Everettsviile Al
6eilsite coonts has recentls bocomc the sole pro-
t,r'' - ts!s TIL. situated immediately At the
tPl'N ~ we, virginia Central Railroad, IN Char
i';tesvIue. where he is prepared TO offer rare in
"Hc'WehtS 10 The travelling public. THIS Hotel is
s8ip,ied VITA attentive and accommodating ser
ants, Ntth elegant and fashion able furniture and
5 o"deT soing ihoroUsh repair, which renders u
one "I the most desirable and comfortable Hotels
n the upper country. The beauty Of the surround
:RE country. the proximity of Monticello, and the
! h,ct>IN oi NIrstn'a. and tn" cultivated and re-
tncd society, render Chariottesy .lc one of the
most attractive summer residences in the whole
tH"noui section ot NIrsinta. Persons vjS;tirs the
NTetni1 Springs VIII hnd this pleasant location to
oSl Sna spend \ lew d1Ns. The proprietor intends
'o spafe no pans to make this EySt-e{aSs Hefei an
t,f0 TfPFr' ana he feels assured, from his long
experience IN the business that ne can ron,Ier en-
Ca!- WN "A SNi'rTJ VI
~ 1I- Ast Sn.t 49, '''' ~. -. "a
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THE LATE JUDGE NAsH.-Judge Nash, of
the Petersburg (Va.) Circuit, who died on
Sunday, ranked high in the esteem of all who
knew him. In private circles, he was TO all
amiable, urbane, soeiable, friendly, and hon
orable. In his public career fidelity and in
dustry marked his progress, throughout the
whole of which he sustained the character Of
'an honest, independent and upright dispen-
ser Of the law In glancing over Judge
Nashs past pu bile life, IL will be observed that
he began by representing Powhatan in the
House Of Delegates. Then he moved to Ame-
lin, which he represented in the Legislature
Next he moved to Cumberland, which he also
represented in the House of Delegates After.
wards he moved back to Powhatan, when he
was elected to the Senate, first beating Mr..
Old Of Powhatan, and afterwards Mr.. Flour
noy, of Chesterfield. 1t is seldom that one man
has had the good fortune TO represent so many
constituencies in the same body. Judge Nash,
after leaving the Senate, moved from Powha-
tan 10 Missouri, but, after due consideration,
returned to Powhatan, and, in lsis, on the
death of Judge Gholson, he was appointed
Judge Of the Petersburg circuit. Afterwards
he was reelected to the Judgeship by the peo-
Pile under the new Constitution. and was the
first Judge SO elected in the Petersburg dis
trict.
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..A coyNER's WHITE AND BLACK

V..EEY - LFHI K NFKTNlIS.-Ihls Watering
l----~1H-e Place Will be open for the reception Of
sitOTs on the first Of June 1t is situated on the
l'Hs and in fEH rittr Of he IirxiHId ami Ttnnrs-
ser hdlHd0d, about a half mile from Bonsack's
lepot. Roanoke Virginia. at which SAID depot an
Omnibus Will always he found wtitn the arrival of
the ears, to convey visitors IT, the SPR lNGS.
IAese White and Black sulphur Waters have eff
lected numerous cures.
The WHITE SULPHtR-aggravate cases of
DNspepsa a, seTous affections Of the Liver. kIdneys
and Bladder, General Debility, and especially dis
eases OF the Nervous ~ stem, and those diseases
peculiar To Females.
The BLACK SULPHUR-all kinds of diseases of
the skinaggravated cases Of letter and other erup-
tIons OF the Skin
The accommodations are equal to any to he found
IN the mountains of Virginia. and the table and at
tendance OF the most satisfactory character. toge-
ther with hne hand Of Music, and every other at
traction usually found n first class watering places
rs te all OF which We beg to refer to the large
number OF persons who have heretofore visited the
place. J. A. .HEFELFINGER
INV I-tiii4fA GTnnrfntnr
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woNxwsa RIonrs.--Woazsnt 1t(A0 nave
zone % Kansss. 4 mAmOrlal - - Ire~
sented 10 The Consfisutional Cos yentaoSs 49,
- ~ssrrrsf = II auweup41ale eosnxnt3teA 80
On ven ZION retd thni Grs- MicAoas -
aAfreoa IN s0hQso - - eaAoeeA
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TAY CHESAPEAKE HALL.

E1 BBlN. Pure White Apple Brandy, full
~ proof, for sale by JONES Il co.
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HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

d1~~szS~h t'f|
DISEASES.
The Hotel at this place Will he open for the recep-
Ton ui visitors on the first of June next. The sup
lI,ni Ainera! W ster is abundant, and there are
NINE. BATHS! constantly supplied with fresh
water from separate Springs of various teupera-
'HreS. from - deg. To Jos deg. Fahrenheit. These
waters cure the Chronic forms Of Rheumatism;
NeIFaEla; ffalysIs, free from inh1mmatory lr-
oA; iIout; Diseases of tie Liver: Old Injuries to
'he Muscles. JOINTS and tendons; ENLARGED Glands:
SPINAL Irritation; Chronic nlarrhPa. and some Dis
eases peculiar tn Females, more thoroughly and
rapidly than ans other remedy on the American
Irnan