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ls-.l BOOTH, CALHOUN 4 co.
aAk HEALING sPKE!HSs, :, ,,,,,

E:ksl This oelemated watering Place, stu
a.ed in tnS mountains Of Virginia, Is miles from
dstsnts nilss from the warm and t1 miles sn rom
the celsbrated vlrEipia Hot Springs, is now open
for winch this part Of ,Virginia IL so remarkabls,
and within less than days Quincy Of the most
TO- biuretic Disphorstic, rel Hperen, and ansi p ifr
tant. The diseases in which ample experienee has
x sSs ss hphs6s o.
Thrush, OzGna, an offensive discharge from the
snspsed sed spsea
kan'b5 ssas o ssa sad
Chronic DiarrhGa, and Dysentery, Tor more
S ae s
of q resident physician. whose ex .erlence of
several years in the use Of the waters thus place
will be = valuable guide To it's proper exhibition,
can bo cl,talned at all times.
The attractions Of this delightful m ,untain re-
iure. invigorating atmosphere. zee from malaria,
room room u supplied With good music. billiard and bow
ling saloons, and the attractions Of first. GLASS
RourE.-NoTthern travellers shoul !, from wash
ington, u. G., take the cars OF the Orange and
4 ssa Bss ss
psssinr sis Is Sssss sSs BstS Xism, wsim and Hot
Southern travellers can select the route by way
oi Lynchburg, taking the ca n of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad at ID At p, and connecting
with the Virgin;a Central Railroad at Chafiottes-
vile, or from Richmond. take the cars of the Gen.
either Of the above polnts or Baltimore. can reach
here the evening Of he same day, if desired:
The froprietOTs of the Healing Springs, aided by
Competent Assista.ts, will make every reasonable
effort to render il pleasant home for the invalid.
and and an slsEsnt and sampsaous residence for the
Pamphlets, .,onta;nins detailed account Of the
Rroperties o. the Water, can be obtained BY ad-
s is~aiG lPSoHRsTERR4 ERWIN. Propristors.
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WHERE THE COLD CONES M-The
Smithsonian Institution, by means of its ex-
tended system of meteorological observations,
has been enabled to make some very curious
Investigations respecting the three memorable
cold days Of January, 1859. 1t was found
that the cold of the three days above mention
ed swept progressively over the country like
wave, coming down from the Arctic regions,
and first entering the Territory of the United
States at the extreme northwest, among the
Rocky Mountains. 1t was experienced at
Uta some three days before 1t reached the
hanks of the northern Mississippi, and was
heralded by telegraph at Minnesota some two
days before IL reached Washington. At Buff
falo it was some hours in advance of Boston.
and was felt last on the Atlantic ocean, where
1t appears to have vanished. This cold wave
also swept South in most remarkable man.
ner, and progressively appeared IN Florida
and other Southern States, and Mexico; and
the last pulsations, as it died away in this dt-
rection, We're experienced in Central America
and among the West India Islands Taken
all In all, 1t was one of the most remarkable me.
teorological phenomena ever noticed, AID the
facts collected seem to prove that the original.
ing impulse came from the extreme north
western portions of the American con tinent.g
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WOMAN SoLDlERs.-The Moniteur de l.
Arme says .sThe Hotel des Invalides has
Just seen one of its glories become extinguish-
ed. Angelique Duchemin. better known by
the name OF the Widow Brulon, died there
three days ago, at the age OF &c. She was the
daughter, the sister, and the wife of soldiers,
and was born and married in a camp. Ange-
Hque Duchenain was admitted in 1872 into the
42d Regiment of Infantry, in which Gen.
Casahlanca allowed her to serve as a soldier,
Notwithstanding her sex. She was soon pro-
NOTED for her gallant conduct in different
campaigns. At the affair of the Fort of
Geseo, on the 5th Prairial, An. ?, she filled the
functions of sergeant, fought with great
courage, and received two wounds. Psrceiv-
ing that ammunition began to fail, she left
the fort at midnight for Calvi, u half league
distant reused up about 90 women, loaded
she could carry, and led them back to the fort
by which the defence was prolonged for forty
eight hours, and the possession Of 1t main-
taiued. Some time after, At the siege of Oalvi,
she was working 16-ponnder in the bastion
which she defended, when she received a
wound which compelled her to renounce the
career OF arms. She soon after en- tered the
Hotel des Inyaifdes, where she was made sub
lieutenant. The Emperor Napoleon LII. con-
ferred on her the Cross OF the Legion Of Hon
or and the St. Helena medal" In reference
to the above, it 10 not without interest TO state
that in q decree signed by the Emperor ON the
18th ult. two other females obtained the
military medal for their conduct At the battle
of Magenta, namely Mime Bosini and Nine
Dagobert both canyineer ofthe Zouaves of the
Guard, whom we mentioned at the time
The latter received three wounds.
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Is undergoing the necessary renovation, paint
ing, deck-scouring, spar -scraping, ,brass.scour.
irg and saloon .dusting, preparatory to the ad.
m ission of visitors. The Directors OF The
g Great Ship Company At the meeting Monday.
fxed the terms of admission on board. For
adults the price 10 ~ be 81, and 50 cents for
children under l2 years of age. proposition
was broached to have three days set apart for
the common folks, at Is cents all round but
the distinction thus sought to be drawn be-
tween classes, how well soever it might work
In England, was not considered adapted to
'men and things" here, aud so II was not en-
tertained.
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FIs.-The alarm of fire yesterday mornfne
was caused by the burning OF ANAL stable
on Cd street. which no doubt was set on fire.
The increase of incendiarism on Shockoe Hill
! is a strong argument in favor Of the necessity
of steam fire engine, and 1t is really matter
OF surprise to Us that the Council do not or.
der the purchase Of one. We understand that
the Committee to whom the subject was re-
ferred, have inquired into the cost Of pur.
chasing and working such machines, and find.
ing that 1t is u saving on the present system
have determined to recommend ii. Indeed
there is scarcely business man in the city
who has given the subject q thought, who does
not say, give us steam by all means,, }5 81
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MORTALITY AMONG YoUNe ENGLAND
During the last year, says the Lancet, the wo-
meR OF Great Britain have borne above 2 0U0
children day, 796, ,i9U in the year; but death
struck down above 300 q day, 5G3 ,0U3 la the
year-and reduced the natural increase Of
population to little more than 7u0 day
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DEATH OF AN INvENToR.--Chas. Goodyear,
the inventor of the art of vulcanizing India
rubber, died in New York at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, on the lst inst, after an illness of four
weeks. Mr.. Goodyear was born in New Ha-
ven, December 30, 1900. The disease which
terminated his life had its origin in the severe
and long.continued privations and anxieties
which he suffered, and struggles which he
made in order to perfect and Introduce into
public use the great invention, vuicanization,
to which his whole life since 1889, the date OF
the discovery, has been devoted.
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DEATH OF SEA CAPrAINs.-The death OF
Captain Richard Manlove Daulby and Capt
Thomas Il. Diggs are announced-the former
dying at Alta Veala Island, West Indies, on
the 23d Of May, and the latter in Rio de Ja-
neiro on the 18th of April Captain Daulby
was a native of Birkenhead, Cheshire, Eng
land, but for a number of years a resident OF
Baltimore. Can't. Diggs was a native Of Mat.
rhews county, Va. t1' Il
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THE CHINESE TREATY.-The Secretary oil
the American legation to China has arrived in
Washington, direct from the Emperor, bearing
the ratified treaty with this government, and
an autograph letter from his Highness to the
President Of the United States. Mr.. Williams
pressn ted both OF these to the department yes
terday.
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A SPLENDID INSTRUMENT.-A new eQuato-
rial telescope has been mounted at the Royal
Observatory, Green wich, under the direction
of the eAstronomer Royal, Prof. Airy. 1t sur
passes in magnitude any other instrument of
the kind in England or France, and is nearly
on par with the celebrated instrument at
Pulkowa, the principal Observatory in Rus
sia. The size Of the object glass is nearly
thirteen inches, and the length of the telescope
fifteen feet. lI s.. 4--.r I.s-t
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PETERSBURG VIRGINIA. ToBACco-The to.
bacco inspections Of Petersburg, Va, from
October LIST, 1859, TO July LIST, 1860. exhibit q
considerable falling off in quantity. During
the same period Of 1s5S-'59, the total number
OF hogsheads inspected was Il, ,423, whilst H. 73s
oCiy were inspected this year-a falling of oi
SOL hhds I-. ri 4.
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL EEETH. --The Cleo
h@$ plastic and Vuicanite Proeess.-Q. W.
xII[D JONES, DENrIsT, having the right for the
above mode Of making Teeth, and being satisfied
Of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confdence commend II to those desiring
a. may be dlssatisfed with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation of the plato to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured. enables
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest in the professions, North and South,
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
TO those wishing to SEQ them. Sets Of Teeth, on
gold or any othor plate will Of course be made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, tx
tracting, and ali other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted BY ELEc-
TR1clTY scttkout pdtn = t''
A Ofice on Main street, opposite Cornthian
HalL A GFI f15ss9 81 ~ f'H3 no H-ly
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ARREST OF 4 MAIL RoBBER.--John Whit.
comb has been arrested at Rutland, VT, for
robbing the American and Canadian mail
while under his charge there. He had spent
$ooo in Canadian money lately, which drew
suspicion upon him. Skeleton keys were
found on him. ~ e
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Attempt at Snieide.-On Monday afternoon
last a man named HENRY CHAPPEL, residing
near kidd's mill, in Hanover county, deter.
mined TO destroy himself, and TO that end
went to the woods, gathered quantity of
hemlock leaves, and returning home, sat down
and ate theE. In short time he became
deadly sick, and on being questioned as to the
cause Of his illness, told what he had dome
Physicians were At once called to see him,
and did all In their power TO save HIM; bur
when our informant left the neighborhood
that night he was very III, and there seemed
TO be no hope of his recovery. eF
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STRICKEN FROM THE RoLL.-Judge Hamp-
ton, of the District Court of Pittsburg Pa, ON
Saturday morning caused the name OF James
+. Brown TO be stricken from the roll of attor-
neys, practising in that Court, because he had
obtained his admission 10 practice as an at
torney in that Court by false and fraudulent
Representations. as-1es e. t-s sFesl 30 L ~
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City CouneiI.-A called meeting of the Coun-
ell was held in the Council Chamber yesterday
morning, at half past O'Clock.
The President stated the object Of the meet
ing to be, TO ascertain who was elected ] udge
of the Hus tiDgs Court, in order that the fact
might be certified and the Judge Commis-
stoned g
On motion of Mr.. Giazebrook, committee
of three, consisting of Messrs. s6Iazebrook,
Roddey and Hill, was appointed, to examine
and report the result OF their investigation. ~
The Committee, after brief retirement re-
turned and reported that William II. Lyons
had received the largest number Of votes east
at the electio held on the 26th Of June and
was therefore elected Judge OF the Hastings
Court; that Mr.. Lyons received I,4G4 votes
MT. Grattan ,026; Mr.. Crane 4l6; Mr.. Lips
comb 10; aud Mr.. Wootton 2. .1
On mo ton, the report was adopted, and the
Council then adjourned.
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1 CRUEL DEVICE FOR TESTING tn. SrRxaerH
OF HoRsRs.-Two carriers were charged in the
Edinburgh (Scotlaadl Burgh Court, with ILL.,
treating, abusing aud torturing two horses
under their charge, on the afternoon OF the
10th uIt by tying together, back TO back, the
TWO carts TO which said horses were yoked
aud iashing the anfmalswith whips to cause
them 10 pull against each ether until one OF
considerable distance along the ground. The
carriers plead guilty, and were each fined in
100. and coats, with the alternative Of 20 days
imprisonment. ss ss
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MARINE DISASTERS FOR JUNK.-The list of
American vessels exclusive Of lake or bay
CRAFTY reported during June as lost and miss
ingi is fortunately unusually light, numbering
but ten vessels. They comprise steamer, GU.
ST. ships, bark, brig and schooners. OF
these were wrecked, sunk by collision, |
foundered, 2 abandoned, capsized and miss
ing The value of the vessels is estimated at
$255, ,00O, exclusive of cargoes. 49,
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-. = -COYNER'S WHITE AND RLACK
MM MYSHLPHUR AND CHI HALY EAT

will be open for the reception Of Visitors on the
lst of June. II is situated on the lane and IN
fwl TietC Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
about half mile Fl ON Bonsac ks Depot, Roanoke.
Va, at which depot an OMNIBUS will always be
found waiting, on the arrival of the cars, to con-
vey pas sengers TO the Springs.
These WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR
WATERS have effected numerous cures. The
pepela. serious Affection or the Liver, Kidneys and
Bladde General Debility, and especially diseases
eular to females the BLACK SULPH OR, al
kinds OF diseases of the Skin, aggravated cases Of
. The ACCOMMODATIONS are equal to any to
be found in the mountains of Virginia, and the
TABLE and ATTENDANTS Of the most satie-
factory character. together with a fine BAND OF
MUSIC. and every other sttEacti9n usually found
which We beg leave to refer to the large number
Of persons who have heretofore visited the pl ace
aD 10-d3m J. A. HEFELFINGER. PrOp'r.
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= Abolifiosist In Dsstls.--A white man, who
gives his name ~ Ssptsmus Aquifla, but who,
on former occasion, had called himself Eos.
ter, wss examiaed bsfore the Reeordsr and re-
mauded for indictment BY The next 6rand
abolitionist, dsnoanciug slavery, and calling
John Brown martyr. The prisoner seems
70 be drunken wretchs profssses TO hall from
Baitimors. and has all the appearance Of being
q suspicious charneter. .ase e4z
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Military Eneanpmenf.--W We are pleased to
learn that the DragOons in the surrounding
country are completely alive to the impor-
lance Of grand Cavalry encampment at the
Central Fair Grounds this Fall, and that they
are making extensive preparations to attend IL
in great numbers. If the Infantry, Rifles
and Artillery could be induced to join il and
devote week TO the important duties Of Camp
life, we are sure that the drill Of all would be
greatly improved, and that every class of citi.
zen soldiers would feel the good effects. How
ever brave men may be, they can only become
good soldiers by frequent drill and practice in
their du ties.
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THI CIVIL WAR IN TuRKEr.-Advjces from
Beyrout TO J une IL, state that the civil war in
Lebanon commenced toward the end of MAY.
The Drases were the victoxs, aud had burned
several dne yiliAses on the mona tains, r..
specttng only the mauufaetories OF the Euro
peans. The Turkish authorities had not In.
ferfered. A fresh oatbreak was anticipatsd,
Thtrty-six yillaGes are reported burnt on Mt.
Lebanon. The Turkish saldjers sent to pro.
tset tho Christians joined ths Drasss, ard
partieipatsd in tAs massacre.
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Quali6sd.-WtiliAm H. Lyons, Esq, the
newly -elsctsd Judge Of the Hus iings Court,
appeared before Recorder Caskie yesterday.
and took the necs:sary oath Of office, he having
received the commission or his election frolS
the, President Of the City Council, in accord
ance win the city ordinance. Judge Lyons
will commence his drst tsrm 90 the third Mon.
Jury will meet in August when the various
criminals now IN jail 70 b tried before him
will be indicted. > sN4
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SUICIDE OF A CoNvIor.--As the Sheriff of
Honghton county. Michigan. was proceeding
10 the State prisen, with four convicts. in the
steamer Illinois, on the 26th ult, John Urban,
one OF the eonsiets, when \ shert distance bs.
low the Saalt Ste. Marie, Michigan, jumped
overheard and was drowned
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TAs Col. August after examip.
ing the asw ordinance granting appeals 20 the
Hustings Judge. In certain cases, under the
city ordinances, came to the conelusiou that
the case Of Robert Rsdford, who was fined bY
the Recorder for buying and selling fsuit la
the Second Market was not sach an one =
could BE- carried up. and therefore declined %
make the applications 70 ndee Meredith. Mr..
RAdford thsreupon paid the Zoe Of e5 imposed
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xAnEREOkD ALUM AND IODINE

"a yePRI N6G There sprinsS viii s. nSns
k: 4 Tor the reception of. Visitors on fss IStk
Jane: They are situated directly on the IL nch-
srg and lsss miie5 from PofeI Depot. On HfS fRe
sirEinia and Teasessee Railroad. at which OeS0s
|ss 70 and rom the bprsnss. Persons from Eastsrs
tirginis and itorth CsrpfinA eomlnE hers Sa6iic
enveyaness viii take the Son Bids RAILROAD at
s .ad RssSsS e or:.s Dsso
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KILLED BY LIGHrNINo.-PeterB Buckland, of
Monroe, Va, was killed last week, by hsht.
ming. He was struck on both shoulders, the
lightning passing down each side, producing
death instantly. The horse which he was rid
ing was also killed. -se.e5s
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~. J. FRANKLIN l. co.

80 NOTICE.-Hsying q very large stock
on hand. and in CONSEQUENCE Of the very
- pfactureFs. and the exisnslve panchsses
new being made by our senior partner ~ EuTopss
We have left portion OF orr stock At our store,
No. % Pearl IT., which We shall offer at 6 NEATLY
kEDUCED RAICEH, fasaa short time. intending
secure bssgaias. GEO. J. SUMNER 4 CO..
: - NM No. 10 Pearl st. =
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= PATEsTe vsre issued last week to Jas. M.
Cohbs. Of Jackson, Tenn, for improvements
IN plo VI and cottan scrapsrsi las. E. q. Gibbs,
OF Mill Potpt Va. for An improyemsat in
rswisg msehiaAs Rohert McCosmick, Of
arespvills, Va, for improved machine ior
stofisg fruts u w Shipp y o. w, Orsnshaw.
Of IAgranee, Ttnna Tor impruvemsnts in
ptows; w. ATk 4. II Se<ldisn, - Cha1leas
sfowa, Va, tDs impsoved costoi seed plAn-
iers, And Z. 0s 0sWcolf0sk,i Of Nashvtale, Tens,
Tor improved steam plows,
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s'. Properly PwsisAsd.-FrAnce Jane Jaeksop,
oAs OF the worst free negroes In horn quarter
alley, made her appearanee bef0ts ths Hs.
cordsr yesterday 70 answer the charge al
keeping disorderly and ill-goverasd Hopse,
and Of bsing . nnisauce 70 the psishb ,fAood
in which she livss. After hearing tha sytdancA
Frances was ordered salt Of stFipss. and then
DISCHARGED. siaA1 2s aksss .sS9eufA y
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QYYYYHr

&@ SURGEON DENTIST,
once on Main, below Pearl street. next
doors above Msssrs. Thos. X. Price & Co.'s DRY
0pods store.
hOuSe, would be pleased 70 see those with whom he
has engagements. and has made extensive prepAr
rations 10 serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed in the most approved and scieltlfe
style known 70 the Profession, and all work done
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Our latest intelligence, up to this moment,
does not absolutely confirm the landing OF
Col. Medici At Oaianxaro, buta great agita-
tion reigns throughout Calabria-" Catan-
xaro Is atown Of about l2. 2.O00 inhabitants, OF
great strateGical Importance, and we'll calcn-
lated 10 play the same part ~ regards Naples
which Marsala lately filled tow ards Palermo.
II is about 800 miles distant from the Neapo-
Titan capital. There is z report that Garihsl.
di has left Palerme and Sicily 70 the charge OF
Orsini, and himsslf headed the expedition to
Oatanzaro II 80, the chnncks are that we will
hear Of his being master Of Naples within .
week, On the other hand, II u said that he has
succeeded In purchasing ten large steamers In
the Uatted States, and ID ssdetermined, ~ soon
a. they arrive, 10 sweep the seas Of the pusil.
lauimous Nsapoliaan Mset, and swoop down
liks tornado upon ths tyrGnt In his own pa-
lace. ssi,gsa kss sis 7sa e
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GoEE.-The Cambridge MIDI Herald says
that army worms have nearly all disappeared
from the wheat fields The sun has got too
them into the ground. - -
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Rsesieiae Sssisa Cigars --Albogt slavo . ~,
P.V. Hr0Wn, Waa cCnVieesd ho1nre ~ nei
coS1ar. yesterday, Of receistne & hc4 .of efG1g1
atolep MeN LAtdley 8 notInS9n. 6n6Wln61h0
name 70 have been stolen, and senteneo6 o ~.
esive thirty-piae lashss.
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The referees have awarded SCARS insurancs
70 the Pambsftcn u0sporntton, 6etne ny psr
cepa Of NE AmopDt ips1red on NJ mill.
The Prinseef Wales will isavs aptthsad IN
the Here on IL ieth tnst.
Lady Fsankifn was not among The passen.
Segs by The AdtiAeic, . Was expected.
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ain P0RTER q Erwin, Propristors.
coJhkrY yfheikiA eHiEkniA1Hffs; .Hfs:

lproprietOTn Of this old and celebrated
WateIlns Place respectfully informt tho public that
heir place will be open for the reception OF visi
ors on the LIST Of May. We must confne ourselves
ko mere nmsfafion Of the diseases ior the cure
|of which this wafer 70 celebrated, referring the
|rsader e pamphlet jast published By William
the pr9pristprs on application. The diseases for
ebe e.s chronic Dhthisis. LaTyngitis, bronchitis,
yunctionai eisesss Of the heart. hypevtrophy OF
|1he heart, mecot1s diarfh6a, irFitabliny Of the
Psrves-prod bins si.ep epleesnsss, irntation Of the
aaecnons OF the liver, smsnorrhes. dysmenor.
thea, rrhagin. ohrol 10 splanitls chronic gas-
|sritis hsn4sIh9lds, .cr9inh chronic sroptionsof
1and Tenu. Railroad. Newbern. fnow Dublin D
Whence, before the 6rst Of juIy, Will be
ponyey cd tr weekly. br daylight. distance of So
Iegauc and beautiful scenery. From tho frst Of
uly To the hrst Of October there will ba q DAILY
kisE, and alter the 6rst Of October again tri-
keeky y ME any xisltOFs remain 81
ms q the shoftest, most direct, and best route
the ht1e sulphur, wAither the Stages will pro-
led VA saH sllphur, making their niEht stand At
Led Sulphuy- There will bO constant and re su-
cnmmnnicaton BY Stsses With W hits and Salt
lphur. and the Sweet and Red Sweet Sprinrs.
ally mails srrive fro~ North sa4 aoAsh. - s
Il Red Hniphur Springs Va. Aprii IS. - fis I'm
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SRDUcER SHNTEhcxD.--Herman Michels, re-
centiy convicted Of seduction, In The criminal
court OF Pittsburg. Pa, was, on Saturday, sen-
tentiary.