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Death OF Rev. &. Van Rensselaer,.

BURLINGTON, N. J., July 25.-Rev. Court.
landt Van Rensselaer,, the honored and beloved
pastor Of the Presby terrain Church in this
place, died this morning, after protracted
illness, of consumption. He was son Of the
old PATRON OF Albany, and besides beilg m nc h
beloved as a pastor, held a high position in the
councils OF the Old School Presby terrain or
ganization.
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BY R0. b. Lyme, Auct'r.

GALE OF MULES. COWS, CROP OF
TATION UTENSILS, &c, &c. AT AUCTION
will sell at public auction at the residence of the
late Archibald Blair, ga miles west OF Richmond,
on the Deep Turnpike, en- TUESDAY, the 3lst
day o, July, at II O'Clock, two valuable young
MULES, well broke several excellent MILL h
COWS; crop of OATS, supposed to be about 10 coo
Ponnds; growing crop OF CORN; PLANTATION
UTENSILS, &c &c.
And immediately after the sale of the personal
property, vi ill rent out the FARM for the ensu
YEAR with privilege of sowing crop of small gram:
Off into three four shifts. and is said to be very
productive, and from its proximity to the city
ments sufficient for the accommodation of a
moderate size family ! am authorized to state
that, if desired, the person who rents can have
possess ion Immediately.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale.
jy 25-tds RO. B. LYME, Auct'r.
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BY T.. Is Cook, Anct'r

uORSEN, NJ q l. 8, BUGGIES, OMyI
~ BUS, &c. AT AUCTfON.-On SATURDAY.
??sth inst 1 will sell at the Lot on Council Cham
her Hill, several Harness and Saddle Horses,
broke to both single and double harness o years
old, warranted perfectly sound and gentle fonr
large, young, well-broke Mules.
ALSO
Two no top Bugges, one of which is entirel,
new. ard cost 5 1885, two top Bugsies, in rs.-rate
order, having been used about thr ee months
Also
One second hand Omnibus, n good order.
jyT 4. b. COOK, Auct'rs
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED for the Richmond Dispatch.l
. IoUN BROWN PLOT IN TEXAS:

ST. Louis Jnly 25.--Au extra from Bonham,
Texas, on the isth, eontaios a letter from the
editor of the Dallas Herald, stating that the
FIRE at that place has led 10 the discovery of a
riot 10 devastate the whole of Northern Texas.
Two preachers named Blunt and McKenny,
who were expelled from the State last year,
are the instigstors of the plot
The plan was, to lay the whole country
waste by fire, destroying all arms and ammu-
milton, etc. thus 10 get the country in n state
Ct he.plessness, and then, on the election day.
IN August TO make general insurrection.
aided by efnissaries from The North and
friendly parties in Texas.
The State was districted and sub. districted
each division being under white men, who
we're 20 control the negroes
Several whites and negroes have been ar
rested
The following fires occurred in Texas the
same day with the one in Dallas
A mercantile house in Black Jack drove
loss $4,000. Three business houses ~ Dem
ton loss Sl00,U00. A large storehouse At Pr
lot Polnt-loss $1,000. Storehouse At Lado-
na-loss S25,OO0. Eight stores at Beiknap.-
The town of Milford was totally destroyed,
besides NUN Der of smaller fires.
There is great excitement throughout the
State, and prompt measures have been taken
for the preservation of life and property
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THH DIT.


tSs r. sssHH II sgSs
IiQIN;uwiu Be- gold at saction, on the psemm,sss,
ns ~ ss :. :essss -.
II: Me- 7, Tarn,ts located = .oy.
Sy and r nssr me X. fssdsaos 81
Tlss:."HsIf cash balance a, months, for
negotiable notes etsrs.i added, and title retained
u, rs same 'he GOBLIN b I'M AppgRsoN, Ase.
The SOUTH sipE OF FEANkTIN sTREET,
s sESE tn wAhL % srE RI z s .s.o SALE
O'Clock =. NJ. that most desirable business stand,
located as above. topposiie the auction store Of
By Mr. Thomas Bradford, The lot has . front Of
house ,Ssss s Stories hsh WIN h01s edition Il
rear, having roog.s, and Is now IN excellent or
Bile. either for grocery or any other kind Of
TKRWs'-Ons- fourth 90 sh balance at Z. 3, srd IL
months, for nesotisbie notes. interest ADDED, se-
vs1 y Sss deed ute 3D.
'''i Goblin Sin if
UU Auctioneers.
MtcHssicssvvnIIsiItt = TPETkNPiKf;,
N NIiHit1 yikNABhE sTkEET. FOR SALE At
.G'S iSsSs; s e 's ss cet
ess. and nd s
ssass aa &c. { A .s' fyss
s ss ne b est built sa mat aS
TERM: : One third cash; balance At 4. and u
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
'' retained u aopb 5hs ns's x sFf faes
's e
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The X, G. C.'s.

NEW ORLEANS, July GA letter from Vera
Cruz 10 the Mexican Consul here, says Juarez
has refused the profered assistance of the
Knights of the Golden Circle.
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r-~. EXCURS ION TO OLD
e = ts4es.Ls&P o Mt. PnRISMOuTH AND

- $50 g6 6jSNoT I PS3ksTs MOUTH az AINEJb
IT'S PECK, Capt. T. G. CLIFFORD, fitted UP IN
neat style for night travs NIL make an exe1rsion
next, I'd INST, (and regularly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING thereafter during the watering
season. leaving the wharf At Rockets at O'CLOCK
thence to PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, and
return the next evening, (SUNpAY ,lleavlng Nor
folk at O'Clock, touch at Poi tsmouth and Old
Point, and arrive at Richmond about o'clock A.
NJ, Monday morning.
Portsmouth, and return, (meals ircluded.l "a 50.
"a No FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
TRIP lie l-tsl r. .. HAI KINS,
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a,A sHOCCO SPRINGS, WARE

49, SHOCCO SPRINGS, WARREN
YE.A COUNTY. n. c., will be open the
4s.ilH 18th of JULY, for the accommodation of
VISITORS. STRONG ALYBEATE SPRING,
which Is thought to be equal to any, has been dis
covered upon the prem ses since the close of last
season, within SIX hundred yards of the Ho'el.-
LOON will be constantly open for the amusement
of vlsi' OTIS. free Of charge. SPLENDID BAND will
be In attendance during the season.
SHOCC0 SPRINGS are distant IL miles South
from the Warrenton Depot. on the Raleigh and
Weldon Railroad. MIR. W. X. PHILLIPS will be
with comfortable coaches, to convey company to
the Springs in the shortest time, without the least
detention.
RATES OF BoARD-Per day. Sl.60; per week,
So per month, S25. Single meal, SO cents. Chill
Gren and Servants, half price. jy 9-lm
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- THE ASHLAND HOTEL

TrH ypopular resort, situated sixteen miles
lE.iH i from K RICHMOND, In the beautiful and
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, is now
open for visitors, and is prepa ed to accommo
date families with good fare. and everything des-
rabe The head of the family will be furnished
with a Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond.
For further information. apply at Superintend-
ent's Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad address
JNO. L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
jy7 It's Ashland, Va,
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.
~ THROUGH TICKETS FKoN

r--. THROUGH TICKETS FROM
r. ts@-t AR C II NJ ON ID TO EASTERN
e'Ss'-S<ks.7-=S II o + OR CHERRYSTONE
So 5o.-PasseDgers taking tne steamer CURTIS
rtCK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
iN6S. at o'cines, will connect with the steamer
NORI PTON, on WEDNESDAY and FRI
meet with same steamer on MONDAY MORNING
ut same hour, by taking CURTIS PECk on SAT-
URDA1 EVENING at 8 O. clock.
b Meals SO conts each. h. o. HASKINS.
IN III
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eHIPpINo


- RicaMoSp AND new R YORK uKESasIFNhE;
sehooner c tRAfeKhTsrR r. 'qPe,Gr fa,. ssn.
portion Of her. cargo engaged and golns on board.
Will have quick dispatch. For balance of freight,
apply to DAVID l. VIM. CURRIE.
~ 2sss
ksS Fok BOSTON-FfRsr yEssEL.--
Capt; BAKER, havins portion of her cargo
edgaged and going on board, will have quick dis
'i y-t s"r balance S s yf'bbA WIN tSGuRRIE
IFE< packet schr. d. C. GuYTHER, Capt. kiR-
.@fs=~. WAN, having portion OF her cargo engaged
and gong on board, will have dispatch. For re-
" isaest Apply TO w. d. coLQUITT Il CO.
- FOR MOBILE, ALA.-The superior
1ss last, sa,llne lhss r. AARON MOORE,
s%a's :. f Fer SATAN f;a e"'A
80 FOR BKEMEN.-rh ship HELENE.
xSES II. RsscHEs. Master, will load for the
to above '1 EDI6 %a Be- e FUSS cry
FIR FOB BQsTON AND NEW
aaks Amts Rlykk qNsoRFokk TTss
LINE has fne large BARGE aiwa,s ready. u at
the Dock, near Edmond, Davenport & Co. s, 10
receive FREIGHT at any hour. daily, for the
here every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock
The BOSTON AND, NEW YORK sTEAMsHiPs;
SATURDAYS, punetually, at l o'clock P. NJ.
SHIPPERS will find it to their advantage to pa
uonize thus route, rs the rates OF Freight are as
Steamship Line to either place, and goods han
''ed less. For iniormatiqTp' apply 70 Arsn,
A. Edmond Davenport Co.'S, at the Dock.
Jy 2-lm'
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%E~ 4. y. MAIL STE A VI = II I
21EIA La MESrOMN For NEW YORK

fE%~ 4. y. MAIL = 4. A VI = II r
1IEFG JAMESTOWN FOR NEW YORK.
.. The steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt
THos. SKINNER, will leave here at o clock p NJ +,
FRIDAY the 9th INST.
Excursion tickets issued to go and return by
either OF the steamers, Stateroom and meals in
c!uded, Tor the very low price of 5 Is
Passage to New York, meals and stateroo n in
cluded, SO. Stserage passage SIS
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received to-day Thursday and up to
the hour of IL o'clock p. M, Friday.
Conslgpees are requested to send for their goods
@qy.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
iorwar ed with dispatch
Tickets and berths secured at our Office or on
board the ship.
iy H-2t TITDLAM r. WATSON
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AA AMELIA WHITE SULPHUR

&A 4. AMELIA WHITE SULPHUR
N:M beautiful ard healthy
WATERING 7LACE. situated ga miles
i5om Jetsrsviie, on the r Richmond and panvllie
railroad. 80 miles from Richmond, will be open
ISL July; when there will always be conve. ance
70 lake the VISITOR TO and from the Springs.
per day. Wv w ~
O1 the ish Of July there viii be grand military
delivered BY the Rev. r. MoiLWAis., and readrg
q ps9lsrstion e lndspendenee BY Col. .CEuMP
Ahtd,oo.osgsss b tas s.s,aS thsfs Win be srP
AHsss,si M ri slcss n Vie sveuiA ,h..
afYalisls Wlslasn : vsHs,
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W. s. TUPMAN, Ag't
100 HHDs. CROlCE WESTERN BA-

IVO CON SIDES; 100 hhds. SchOoIey's Family
aud Block Sides; go packages choice Western
Leaf Lard; 10 casks Breasts: 10000 choice Isatra
Sugar cured Hams; Queen City, Todd's, and esher
brands; 400 bbis. Refined Sugars; 400 bbls. A. e.
Sherman's Rye Whisky ; 80 casks fine French
brandy 100 bbls. Old Apple Brandy 80 kegs
brlggs Lard; 100 bbs; Potomac HsrrInes; 100 bhls
boxes Hulfs, Colgate's and Defensive Soap; 200
bags LasuayTa and RIO Coffee. For sale by
ZONES & co
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ByI. &G. hi. Davenport, Auct'rs.

L SATURDAY., the % h July. we will sell at 10
O'clock at the lower end Of the Dock
l25,C00 #. assorted FLORIDA PINE BOARDS.
TKRMs.-Under $780, cash; 800 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper
jy Is ]. & g. b. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
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IA RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VcYYMONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.-The
krsA& prOprietors of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform the pu bic that
their place will be open for the reception of yisi
to mere enumeration of the diseases tor the cure
of which this water Is celebrated referring the
reader to a pamphlet Just published by William
Burke, Nj. D., which will he sent free OF charge by
the proprietors on application. The diseases for
the rehet OF which this water ls most remark
able :re chronic phthiss, larynsitls, bronchitis,
functional uiscase of the heart, hypertrophy of
the heart, mucoL- daIIhGa, lrIltability of the
nervss-produclng si,eplessness, lrrltation of the
kidneys and bladder, iithic acid gravel, chronic
affections OF the liver, amenQ<Thfa, dysmenor
Ihea, menorrhagla chro g splehltIs, chronic gas
tritis hemorrhQids, scrofula chronic eruptons of
the skin. The Depot Of this place is on the Va
and Tenn. Railroad, Newborn, (now Dublin J
whence before the first of July, passengers will be
convey ed triweekly, bT daylight, distance of So
miles, over q fine road and through most pictu-
rescue and beautiful scenery. From the first of
July to the first of October there will be DAILY
LINE, and after the first of October again q tn
weekly while any visitors remain.
This is the shortest, most direct, and best route
to the Wmle Sulphur, whittier the Stages Will pro-
coed via Salt uphur. making their nlG ut stand at
Red Sulphur There will be constant and resq-
lar communication by Stages with White and Salt
Sulphur, and tho Sweet and Red Sweet Springs.
Daily mails arrive from North and South.
It. s. CAMPBELL Il CO.
Red Sulphur Springs Va, April Is. lie 8 Pin
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CALLs N TUPMAN, "l09," AND SEE
Shoulder Seam Shirt, old but good the finest
Dress Suits, plain hut gentee; - the best fitting
Linen Drawers; the whole stock OF Clothing and
Cents Furnishing Goods, adapted 70 the season,
aud going for the least sort of a figure. We have
al that rs necessary for comfort, and can make
any body look genteel for little money. Ask for
what you want, and we will show II Immediately.
Call at 100 Main street, South side-SoUTH SIDE
third door above l4th street.
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FUTURE DA VS..


FUTURE DAYS.
BY Thos. w. Reese, Auct,r.
(Office corner of 18th and Cary streets1
HORSES. MULESAND cows FOR SALE
AT AUCTI0N.-Will he sold on SATURDAY.
morning, 18th INST, commencing At 10 O'clock nj
the Horse Auction Lot. on Council Chamber Nil
Several Saddle and Harness HORSES.
Three or four good Nj ULES, we'll broke to har-
ness.
Also, two good Mich cows.
iyN THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct,r
FIFTY BALES MOUNTAIN HAY FOR
URDAY MORNING, july 2sth. COMMENCING A.
O'Clock, at the Central Railroad Depot, fifty bales
concern. '
TERNs.-Cash. TH0S. w. KEESEE,
y. is ~ Auetionaeer
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+ca< NOTICE.-The steamer VIRGINIA.
$500 Capt; KELLY, and the steamer CITY.
RICHMOND, Capt. MITCHELL, of
the Union Steamship Line to Philadelphia, Will
leave Philadelphia every Wednesday and Satur-
DAY, at O'Clock, A. NJ and Richmond, Va, every
Tuesday and Saturday, until further notice.
jy 26 I'm c. Z. CARDOLO Agent
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ssA GREAT RS TION II

<yfTfr EKEAI Is DU 2 ID IN
500 PRICE OF PASSAGE TO AND FROM
NEW YORK.-Excursion Tickets by
the magnificent steamships YORKTOWN and
JAMESTOWN can be had for SIS for the round
ers. No extra charge made for meals state
room accommOdat atoms. These tickets remain
good until the Fall, giving those who may procure
them ample time to sojourn at the North before
returning home.
Persons wishing to see the great Levarb N
steamship Great Eastern, which is daily axpected
IN New York, can do so now at small expense.
Tickets procured at our office, opposite steam
ers' wharves, or on board of the steamers
10 d IITnt,AN n irS0N
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ORANGE COURT HOUSE, Va. -, 1860.
AAA MR. -.-SIR The unde rsisned re-
YEA Yspectfully announce that they have leased
AI...lEE- the EXCHANGE HOTEL, at Orange C.
H :, and having had 1t thoroughly repaired and
refurnlshed are now ready for the reception of
guests.
Orange c. Fl is situated in country well known
Tor the beauty of its scenery, and the beautiful
ness of It's climate and being accessible from
every direction. has long been a tavorite summer
resort.
Tie Proprietors pledge their hest efforts to Sc
cure the comfort of their patrons. Their TABLE
shall always be furnished with he best the mar ket
affords and in establishing a first class Hotel at
this place, they hope be sustained by the patron
age of the public.
IA HORSES and BUGGIES always in readi-
ness for the accommodation of the guests of the
house Respectfully.
jy l9-lm YATES & CULLEN.
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IA ,ATEs ron III l. :, X r. n
w CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP 500 Missf s.
white and colored Marseilles and Brilliant Capes,
ming Oh cheap this week and next, for the 4th
OF July Pic Mics. Come and see them. They rust
Ne sold OF before the close of summer, at Al Nam
street. Mallert's old stand.
ALSO, OPENING l lis M0RNING-50O cheap
best Steel Spring Hoop Skirts, for children to be
run OF cheap this ard next week, for the 4th of
July. Remember the number. IL Main street, OPP
pOslte HELLER, LIZ Store.
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SUMMER HHsORTs.

s $s. X *: = s:s s:S
' n besuu and s4,. R R.s,
Z miles vest Of the Virginia Central RAILROAD, a.
MiHboro' Depot, and miles east of the Hot and
s hs,a,,ns SpIngs, and 40 miles east of the White
S narp sprlnn The picturesque mountain see
Ihls ANCIENT and celebrated Watering Place is
an.eu ana esteemed for its medicinal and curative
pleasure Baths. There are now S Eve VI RM
Pa hS, OF the temperature Of % TO % degrees
fiahrenheit; also. two COLD SPRING BATHS
Itls TO be regretted that no effort has been here
s ent made to collect and preserve accurate
these WARM Baths If records OF cases that have
oeen relieved anu cured by their use, had been
collected and preserved from their early opening
as pls e of invalid visitation doubtless volumes
OF such cases might now be recorded But il ry q
discover, OF the Warm Springs by civilized man.
they became celebrated for their curative quail
luxury OF Bathing, which not surpassed by any
Baths in the United States; They were much fire.
titudes. before any other of the valuable Water
ing PAGES In Virginia were known.
the United States to the Miboro Depot tot Of the
Va. Central Railroad; thence by fine stage coaches.
gentlemen fifteen miles ovet Q well graded turn
PIKE, to the Warm Springs, Passengers leaving
burg. Va, in the morning, can come Though to
the warm springs IN, the same day to supper
WV. Rob FRS, Of the University Of 4 VirSinSs:
The large Bath Is an 'agon, IS feet in diane
ter; its arena is 163 " feet The ordinary depth
being FIVE feet it be increased to SIX } the CHI
bic capacity SIS So feet, or 43 5S3 80 gallons
Notwithstanding the leaks, this quantity Of water
will flow into the reservoir In one hour The ave
rage temperature of the Bath is 9S Fab, The gas
which rises in the Bath consists of nitrogen with
minute quantities of suIphuretted HYDROGEN and
carbonic acid. Besides this gas. each gallon of
water contains 8 cubic IN shes of gas, consisting
Sulphuretted INTERCHANGEABLE
Carbr mic acid 90
The saline contents of one gallon of the water
are follows: " ~
Muitdte uf lime 3 968
Sulphate OF magnesia, EPSON salts Q 9S4
SCiphate of lime & 46S
And a trace of soda ...........0 N0
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SUMNER SCHEDUL e OF
A1L0s THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
.a1 STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--The ROA-
NoKE, Capt. CoU,H, having resumed her trips
again, the three Steamships comprising this line
will run as follows, VIZ
The YoRKTQWH, Capt. PARRISH, leaving
Richmond for New York every TUES DAY AT
TERN JON. at 4 O clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. SKINNER, every FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
The ROANOk h, Capt. Couch, every MONDAY
MORNlN Nc, at hour named in saturdays papers.
EXCURSION TICKETS issued by these Steamers
for the round trip for SIS. Meals and State Room
accommodations included in this charge.
PASSAGE to New York only $40, ard charge
for Meals and State Room accommodations.
These Steamers stop at Norfolk, going and re-
turning, to land and receive passengers.
Ais INDIAN Il WATSON
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AuA VAR lETY SPRINGS.-These
Yc.HA YSPRINGS are opened for the reception
AI.a& Il of visitors. They are situated Is miles
west OF Stanton, on the Virgins Central Rail-
road the cars stopping at the door. There are
here two alum streams-One caly beate, one heal
lpg-and free stone springs, all OF superior qua
hty. These mineral waters have already become
celebrated for their medicinal virtues.
Board per month, or % days. .......- S25 90
Per week ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 90
Children and Servants half price.
jy 6-dlm C. w, BURRUSS,
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pOUTS. SHOES, AND TRCNKs, ATRE.

IL DtCED PklCES.-Havlng a very large as
sortment on hand, and wishing room for a heavy
stock of Fall Goods, we now offer to the trade our
entire extensive stock of BOOTS, SHOES, and
TRUNKS, at great sacrIhee, which gives induce
ments TO buy the best quality of Shoes, cheaper
than cheap. The entire stock is offered in com
parison with the few mentioned: Ladies Kid
Slippers al 50 cents pair ladies' fine Morocco
and Md Slippers, with heels, at 81 ladies' fine
heel Oalters AT Sl25. City made Shoes of all
kinds reduced
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iQUtD hkNNET-For making in a few min
II utes delicious dec.arts.-0ne bottle costing Is
CENTS will make a n"trtious dessert for the table
Tor eight or ten DAYS. Slip. Junket, and Frugoiac
can be made IN hVo minutes with 1t. Full dlrec-
lions W tn each bottle For sale at
MEADE j. BAKERS Drug Store,
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~ GEO. MAYSE.
Mr.. GEo. MAysE-Dear Sir Your favor of the
io.n inst. ID 20 mana, asking me to give my views
from personal observation, and practice as resi-
Dent physician at the Warm Springs, Bath county,
va most cheerful, comply with your very rea-
sonaD!e request. and can with candor say that
regard the W arm Spring Waters as being of very
lng diseases: Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Govt,
Chronic HepatItis, Torpdity and Enart ement Of
some form of DIarrhora, Paraly Sis, Syphilis and
Dysmenarrhra. large majority of the above
named diseases have fallen under m, .wn per
fering from them left the Springs entirely re-
stored to health. while others left very much lm
proved and greatly relieved, and doubtless would
have been wholly restored TO health had their So
Journ at the Springs been of longer dsration.
Very respectfully, your ob't servt:
C p BRYAN. NJ n.
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4 BRAiNARD HOUSE,

Ash BRAINARD HOUSE,
FcMy ELMIRA, NEW YORK.
Ad-1IlE i +. BLOSSOM, PROPRIETOR,
(Fofmerly Proprietor of the Blossom House, Ro-
chester, N. "
This large and commodious Hotel at the jun ction
of the n. y. and +: r. X. with the roads Leading
from Baltimore TO Niagara Falls, is now open for
the rece ption of visitors.
Pure air, fine scenery, a well stocked larder good
beds and attentive servants, are some of the at
fractions to travellers. No efforts will he spared 10
continue It's character as a FlRSTCLASS no
TEL.
Passengers desiring to visit Niagara Falls can
procure through tickets TO Baltimore, at which
point through tickets can be procured to the Falls
by the Northern Central Railroad the shortest
and most expeditions route to Elmlra, Canada,
and the NOrthWeSt