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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-06-09

1.-THE Commissioners Of PiGe
county have passed an order Ia buiId
. new court house in Petersburg. the
letting 70 take place in August. and
The cost. we are informed, not to ex-
ceed $4,000. Pile county has long
Needed : new court house. but we had
supposed i would Be- more centrally
located.
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HThs Indianapolis Herald comes
70 ~ enlarged again. and Is now the
Iarc-st and hest paper in the State.
The Democrats Of the State should
see that i il well sustained. and in
ths county those WHO take = paper
away from home can not do better
than subscribe fur the Herald.
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Ut A sasa f>asa N'ssh~.s n.vis. ~
LsAAAr.. to-r-ip. rs.p~f sifn NJ =. ,.
R~sh-s 49, urtss .ieh'. D-s- ~
que 80 n'.re-finr s.i's. SUE y = $50
s-sy mssn d-'rs-~~J is'i-s nrrs~' -
rice Ans~'ssrs. WV P-.'~r-harr VI ~-.ngvr
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NOTICE !, h-reny gwen. shss :l,e urdar.
srr.ds''' rvply o. tic~nr. ~ si.r srp,
-'nbss s.sA. si6 u 'se ih's.l- unss Com
~ alan 80. us-.rr ss- pris.~ann@ ~ aalci
~n'ird ~ sri ~ regulate snd licrss>@ ihr
s.ic - >-nM.n-. ssu.a- nsli. md other In
"A x'rsi,ns hqsoEs IL. ,l.c- ~ sad vii
- up''s sn-ps-sn,sss osraPird ~ hsm. The
1851 ~- k.sssssn ~ wfl-h " ~ f~flass
ne -"rtii ws.t part v frastsan t~enr y.vn-
sss ~ es.. a.s'h 81 ssse- NJ. fivr west. ~
n ~. 's~a " Po.. rssiil~ Ilsrbison ~. nshir
pnh"l- coaiiy. insisaa
~ r.s.xsrs Of ra.S township will take
d,- h..',c- r-r-af
10" IN 1896 & KRpDEiA
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The SsEBATH A sabbath sfs.lness-
ho~ gr.erirI ~ the eye. ~ ear. aud Inc
[, oul. r rtL'- f~verish 'kr,.b - huslsd in
a. quirsss - Naiu.e seems 20 rect. ard her
fields and ~c.dlsnds Assume brighter
,rsrr- The sun -hirs- win milder Il ~,
and the very brrez. whispers more svniy
- i mov.s by The clear toned bells ~. :
cut upon The siI'l simo~aherr. and he
ssvss O. SOUNDS eh-ss zach orheF say IL
upSul.flnr melody Th- mum IT busy Hss
hiss eea-.d fprs moment. snJ w~are5 rsn
'urn % shrir homes ~ ret. w@irore ne
S.hbs,h. Il evm@s Ike ra.m haven after
: wesi'~ -orns passage 81 TIE oe~-n 81
life. ~ ~isn the sails " c.r- ~ furisc,
he tossed spirit y raoarsd 81 the hesrb.
Z ~ III ox IN the pasture. and The rh~ep
On the hili sije. ss-m 20 r.iuiee. tn.
Iresrns rs mare silly. snl The lakes ar
lie mirrors. A. much - thu Ssbhash i
srsm.ied OF and di-grsc.d. Hs-a biessee
dsr FOR The world.
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NOTICE y heseby gives sAss shs ssSss.
- signed be- bssa sppoissed Execute,
sHh Gill ssnsxed. 81 The essats n Joha
Grass. isse q Dsbois cosDty decessed.-
bs'o osssse q sspposed 20 BE- solvent
NH.iZABETH GRASS. Exeesscr
JUse 9,h, 1866 So.
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UsrrED SIArEs lsrERsAL RE-Esur. }
FlnsT DfsrRIcr OF IspSAsA Z

NOTICE 10 hereby given. hist On ,he
~ 18Th day Of June, 1866. ss the Office
Of the Assisisnt Assessor 10 Jasper, I gill
hssr snd determine sny End siI sppesIs
which msv be exhibited sgsiast me pro-
eeediugs Of the Assessor Or Assistsnt Asses
cor on The sssesmerf u taxes, under tho
Revenue Lac Of she United Ssstes. fos shs
cosnsy Of Dubois, end State Of Indiana. .,
which time end place the Annual List will
o cpsa Tor inspection 20 I'll who may De
sise % sxsnise them All sppssIsmuss b
msde in writing, end specify lhe psuiculss
cause. msttes. OF thing, respecting which !
decision d required. End state The rrount
es psineip'e erros eonpIsised o.. o. tie,
sill not b heard
} 9. BOWMAN.
Assesscr Fret Disisies o. Indiana.
Jose oh. ls66-1w
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. xleDy.Issars a ?iaclanat.1is.ts tie
Canadis.s.

: Ew i.KK LAM 1
A pr,eismaurn ~ 'h- p-.Bs. - Brs's-i
Am-rsa. -isn.d r. A. 5 sess.s. II ~ Gen-
~r.l c.wn,as ~ |. the armies ~ ir.i-ad. y
,..5 rh-d here ats m.ru.ig Afssr reris-
ins ~. rri-srrres -sfT-rsa ~ iseia-d ~
l'ks hand. ~ i;r--t Rrfsir; u states shr'
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III ssv<rtrr s.rnd- j. she 'rs~ rnis' ~ ~
fsrk ~ nr.~-ns. tr, s--nr-- the people shri
ne w.r . mot msds uscn fhem. M she
q. v~rr nsns -hi~a ru'r< .srr sls.m. %
rssi- '. sh@ Iri-hrsr. Fr-rehmsn. src
Americans ir.shr provinces 10 nee and aid
~ nv sus-n'.
til. F-ri-- srm- ..wi'hdre~ from Fort
E.i.- - Nv s-frrt~y morning. returning 70
ne American -hsrr in rn- hs-s Wv il.sy
.ruld. Thirty ;,ss, II he nunsher we're esp
ur-c. C..isnri O-N~i.:. romsnsni-r ~ she
xp~di,isr. srHnre fhTm arr prisoners IN sh~
hsr6< ~ m Unissd States suthsriries- The
Bri,i-h Troops orrupi-a FIR. E.i- soon sh-r
The ss.cus'ian. II j. Sisted rnst the iste
'nnssnlent = msr-ly Fiat. snd shs' fhe
~ psrrsat nsover~.:s Sx',i ~ m.i- i'm retI-
sisls rem sro'hsv r-ir'. TIL, point J.
nrss hkriy 90 % Ugs-.-harr-'hs tom Of
Presc"ss md the Csnndisa s-sr - Gnv4rn
nan,- DRAWS. 'bssug The ehj.cIis- rcinrs A
c-.rnwslI. Snri,. snd Windsor sre siso *
,ecsirg o. uuark - any mep-nt
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- Yeserdsy ve NJ she pIessur. or =.
Eng y 'se hssd or Old fsiss4, C~.<s,
=. uo.ne' Esa' editor ef The Jspss Courier.
"f vsfs pleased - fss hie 10 ne esiov.
aeA p sxeslisss hsslh. bus reeses "a
'ssrs sAss hs has . isllsss fsonshis Aish
es'a'e = e bseess ; isuyss. he sspsssisy
2 go falhs sssuly sssssiuliugs- Peters.
esfs Msssssrs v MN
Just %, friend McGinnis. but IL
che time you have hali-starved y loos
- We AID. you will begin 10 Be- De-
PRAYED enough 70 look alout YOU 70,
something else . assist you . make
living.
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korIcE GuARDlaA.s sALE


\vsi' \ " h-frhy gwen ihr Ia s.d.e.
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10 irs< shn sf-'' 'hr 'r.s'n par, "a tho aossh
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80 hSs ApPnc-isoH- ~ ,urcisus-r- wi!i Il.
s-csiv-si hy tn undersigned amsi ., u.e
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TEENi OF SALE. -.rw-ls. ~..ssh.
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s'.d 80 ss's.d u uv.d f,.ehulI s.smssv. s.d
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1.-The Democratic Central Com
mitfee- = the meeting last Monday,
resolved that i would Be- impoliic 1
Nominate candidates TOR county Off.
- tn's faIls and 70 call . mass Con
sention on the ed inst. for the pur
pose of'selectiDg delegates 70 astent
the Congressional Convention.
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tst~k iAAS SAL. OF LAND.
Or'CL : h-srpy gwen ihs, b, sr'us
~ "a W --.~ mall bv ~. Dabo.s
'..ma"sn Pea Z .ar'. NJ " term. lsCa, Vi.
IN. si,ss,e's.'i - Gu. di.n ~ ;ise miner s.ir-
N 49, A. H-rnsn, sud >n-.aah II sms.
d-.'f; wall srii 81 pubic anc',oh GA / y
MONDAY. thu 81 dsy 81 July, 1876.
iss i.s1n~ ing d--rslb-d lrrds ~ H. : .ta-.
si'nrish a. ihr C'nn'y - Dubvi-. sLd S;alr
% Iai'sua. 'o-sif.
Tne n.'rih hsIt ~ The rsh wet qsnrtr
~ s',~ north wee q.srt-rs' S-.r,icr ~ +.
~ =" '''~n-hs3 enc ~ ~Dvth - rsbg-- i.n,r
80 asf's ~" -. -"u u .sst gnsrer al III.
ruuih es-s quus-r - - ~ %. s.-e (l so~n
ship r"- r.suin - rsng nv TO ~rs,.
r.r'alniiss ,,s- h..'-lxs, (ssll ..rr- "a frnd
TERMS OF SALE. -J,- shrd OF H..
Fu-rh,sr asnns y c.>h 80 ts.d sas ols third
on crssfi' ~ tx nvnshs nna The 40. aarr
'~~is~ 'n..n'ns fsn. a.s !" 80. ihs sur
cissr~r giving nsss. ~tsh -Prr"s.d 80 may
be sr'ng i.i-~ss. srd wa v,ag h.nriis ir.m
sriu,:i.n shd spprsi-m~"' laws. Sssv ~
Commence " .'-Ia~k T. ~
FRANCIS EUCHTA. Guardian.
Aism- a Br-isnef. .riys
J in- = b ls66-fs
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nuaINiSrE \ .roRs SALE.

AUi;Ct i hrfrb' given Thar will cell
: ~ - rahhr snssi.ts. ~
TUESDAY,. J,n- 10 \. 1855
- me iair rrria-nrr ~ Richard N.ci,vis,n.
late 81 Dab"Is County, dec.ascd. at ih-
esssonsf pr"p~rfv. nvs tsksn ~ The .~idow.
rcnsisssng VI H"rre-. C,tflr. Saerp, Hogs.
Corn. Farming ns-n-ils, household aud
sf-shs~ snfnisare, &c
TER rs Sud. - three .I"llsss and un-
der cash. over three dollars . crea,t u ~
mDD'h-. The rnrcha-sr g'v,ng not: waving
t-n.E' ~ van sisn, wI:h g-od security.
bearing srter.-f.
S,ls :, brgin - ~ .'ric<k NJ.
LEROY CAVE, sdaf.
Mav gs'h. 1SfE-3w.
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10 CnnSIiiilniiNcS.

The advertiser having been restored to
health in Il few weeks by ayery simple rcmc-
dy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumption-is TO make known to
his fellow upcrcr, the means of cure. --
10 All who desire ii, be will send Il copy OF
the prescription used free of charge with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a SURE CyRE for
CoNsJMTi0N, ASTHMA, BKoNCurrIs. CoUGuS.
COLDS. andall Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in scndig
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted. and
spread information which he conccives to be
Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, aS it will cost them nothing.
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE by
return mail. will please address
Rev. EDW ARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
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Tho Van Buren Prcss.
VAN BUREN,. ARKANSAS.

Horse THIEVES ARIESTED.-On SUNDAY
last five men were brought into this city, and
turned over to Sheriff Whitesdcs, by four OF
five citizens of this County living Oh Frog
Bayou. They were pursued and ovcrtakcn
with the stock in their possession down in
Pope County, in the ncighborhood of Dover
Their names are, B.N. Bulcy, Of Pope Coun-
~. Andrew Meadows, Jacob Meadows, Jr..
Elisha Meadows, and o.. W. Stevens of this
County. Gideon Stevens, onc of the parties
made his escape. The stock they had in
possession was taken from movers about
the 3l>t of August on their way to Wash
ington County. The Sheriff has them
under guard, waiting for the return of his
deputy who has to 90 to Washington County
Tor witnesses or owners of the stock.
There has been a general wholesale steal
ing Of stock carried on for the past three OF
four years, and il is high time stop was put
TO IT, Whether the persons under arrest will
prove that they came by the stock in their pos
session honestly remains to be seen.
l.. S.-The prisoners waved an examination
bctor the Justice. and gave bonds of five hum
drcd dollars each. to take their trials before
the Circuit Court in November next '.
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Mass Meeting
Johnson Club Of Crawford Co.

THERE will be 4 meeting of the Ma
tional Conservative johnson Club of
Crawford County, at the Court House ON
SATU RDAI, the 18th Of September,
for the purpose Of permanent organiza
tion, and also for the purpose of ratity-
iny the proceedings Of the National Tn
ion Convention which assembled in Phil
adclphia on the ith Of August All
wishing to join the Cluh will then have a
chance to do 50. The citizens Of this
County and Others adjacent, are respect
fully invited to attend There will be
public speaking on The occasion, which
win emcidate the objects Of the Club,
and Of the late Philadelphia Convention,
whchin it's results was great s,tcccSs.
Let every patriotattend Come one, come
all, it will DO you good and no harm.
II. +. THOMASON,
Act President.
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Arrivals and Departure of the Mails

ARRIVE FROM ST rLouIs.-Sundays Wcdncs-
days and Fridays at . a. m. Depart for
st. .Louis-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at ga. M.
DEPARr FOR LITTLE ROCK.-Mondays.
Wednesdays aud Fridays, at Ca. IN. ARRIVE
FROM LITTLE ROCK.-Wedncsday Fridays
and sundays. at a. m.
ARRIVE FROM FIR. r.SMITH.-Mondays Thurs
days and saturdays at II a. m. Depart for
TT. Smi.ll-M Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 2p m.
ARRIVE FROM FAYETTEvlJJE (by, way of
Lees Monday at Z Il. m. Depart for
FaycttcNillc--W cdncSdays at 3 p. IN. .gsf
ARRIVE FROM FAYETTEVILLE (by way of
West Fork)-Thursday at II a. IN. Depart
for Thursdays at II a. m.
4 - 'SIIONG u II
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CT zoo PfR YEAR. We want Agents
~Ss3~OO everywhere to sell our M
PROVED $40 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Sent on trial.
Warranted five wears. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold in
the L. :. for less than so. which are taiiy IL
messed by Hare, )|hecler d Wilson, Grocer d.
Bdker, Singer u Co.. a1d Bocheldcr. Al other
cheap machines are MljngmcntS dHd Me setter
or user are lidJie 10 arrest .fae aad imprison-
meAt Illustrated circulars sent free. Address,
or call upon Shaw 4 Clark Biddetord, Maine,
or Chicago, Ill. 1y52
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$50

gao y MONTH Agents wanted for sir
WV tntreiy ner articles. Just out. Ad-t
dress y. L. CAREY, city building Biddeford,
Nc. Iyil
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~ We notice that in various parts of the
country swindlers are advertising for soldiers
to send their discharges to procure the SOO
bounty to which they are now entitled. Let
every soldier beware of this trap. Every town
has it, regular claim agents. and to such alone
should the soldier trust his dschargc.-Ef-
chdnge,
This is true of this section of the State.
Soldiers cannot be too careful who they trust
their bounty papers with. Van Buren, has re-
liable and competent men who attend to this
Kind of business. We say, then, trust your
papers to no one that you are not well ac-
quainted with.
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Errors of Youth.

\ Gentleman who suffered for wears
from Nervous Debility and PERMANENT
Decay. and all the effects OF youth
iul indiscretion, WILL for the sake of Suilcrin"
humanity. send free to all who need it the rec
ipc and direction for making the simple rem
cdy by which he was cured. Sufferers. wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience.
can do 50 by addressing JNo. Il. Ogden
30 No. Is. CIambcrs-st, NJ.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-14

TT The Memphis ApQeol says I,
is with pleasure that We learn from Col
Robertson, President Of the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad that the com
pany's contract for the Reconstruction and
repairs Of this highly important road has
been let out to Col ID. H. Fegcr, with the
proper guarantees that it shall be put in
running order to st. Francis river by
next January. The work is to be com
mcnccd in a few days, and prosecuted
with the utmost vigor There is much
interest felt in the completion of this
road, not only in this city, but by those
elsewhere who may hope through It's ia
cilitics to be brought in commercial com
municn with the Atlantic scaboard.-
lie Rock Dispotch
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-14

INDIAN OuTRAGEs IN TExAs.-Wc were
Informed yesterday, by gentleman in
from San Saba, that on Tuesday, the 7th
INST, the Indians. some 900 in number,
made raid ON the San Saba settlement,
killing a Mr., McDou9all, an old and cs
tecmcd citizen, and a Young lady, and
driving off some three or four thousand
stock. Mr.. McDougail it is thought,
from the appearance Of the wounds in
tllctcd, was shot some three times through
the shoulders, with u six, shooter, and
once in the back ranging forward through
the chest, with Il Gre arm Of large calibrc.
Our informant, in company with n friend,
was also attacked by II party Of the same
troopof savagcs, and after Il fight Of half
IN hour, resulting in the woundihg OF
several Of these Indi;ins, escaped from
them unhnrt. An impression is said to
prevail that white despcradocs are with
the Indians, directing their movements
Aastin Mtclgeacer.
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ESs- We desire to call the attention of
cotton growers to the advertisement of
HAYMAN a. SCOTT's Steam Cotton Gin
They are now prepared to receive Cot
ton for ginning. Everything being new
and of the latest and most approved pat
terms for ginning cotton, we are safe in
assuring satisfaction to all who may pa
trOnize them.
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> BILL FOR DIVORCE.

State of Arknl.;lsl .
County oi BentOnN 80
In the Benton county Circuit Court, aud on
the Chancery side thereof in vacation of said
Court. August 3lst, 1866.
Bedford Underwood, complainant,
Va divorce.
Hannah VI. Underwood defendant.
nN this day comes said complainant by his
Osolicitor, or and files with his bill of COM
plalnt his affidavit. that the defendant is u
nonresident of this state. 1t Is therefore
ordered, tliat tlC defendant herein be, and She
is hereby notified that said com mllainant has
commenced tbs suit against her for divorce
the ca,lsc alleged in said complainantS bill Of
divorce is. Willlul descrtion ON the part of
said defendant and unless the said defendant
appears on or before the 81 day of the ncXt
term Of this Court, at a court 10 be holden at
the Court House in the county of Benton and
state of Arkansas, on the Ith Monday after
the l>t Monday in February a. Il. 1861, and
plead. answer or dcmur to said cOmplanantS
I'LL. the same will be taken as confessed and
decree rendered accordingly. Andi is iurth-
cr ordered that Il copy OF this order bc pub
lshcd in some newspaper published in the
State for two weeks successfully, the last in
scrtion to be thirty days before the first day
of the next term CT this court.
Given under hand, this 3lst day of August,
u. d. 1850, ClIAS W. RICE, Clerk,
per- i. W. SKIES, Dept. Clerk.
4 true copy from the record
Attest, CHAs W. RICE Clerk,
II per j W. Skies, Deputy Clerk.
Black 4 Reynolds, Solicitors tor complains
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e53- Capt. JOHN WooDBURN, an old Arkan-
saS river steamboatman, will, we learn. leave
with new boat, expressly for this trade
Capt. W. knows just what the upper Arkan-
sas demands in the way of boat, and we are
confident he will fill the bill.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-14

CI3 JOIN b. LUCE. ESQ. of Sebastian coun-
ty, arrived in the stage from st. Louis on
wednesday last. Mr.. Luce was one of the
Delegates from Arh;tnsas in the Philadelphia
Convention,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

xC n0nA YEAR made by any one
P~,OOO sl5-Stencil Tools. No cxpc-
Iiencc necessary. The president. cashier aud
Trcasurers Of banks indorSe the circular.
Sent free with samples. Address the Ameri-
can Stencil Tool Works Springfield. Yer
ulOt. - 3ln s
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Strange but True,

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail Gree OF
chargc) by addressing the Undersigned
Those having fears of being humbuggcd will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obcdient servant,
TllOS. f.. CHAPMAN,
March 11-39tf S3l. Broadway. y. \.
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RIVER NEWS.

TnuRSDAy, Aug II, 1866.
Since our last. the River took a turn up
wards, and rose some 6 or Z feet. But at this
date. Is slowly falling, with > feet on the bars.
The Fort Sa,iM went down Monday night.
Capt. ". B. NoMlnd's new boat the Td{
buren, viii leave CINCINNATI In about two
weeks. for this point.
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NDrrinsn nnsl GnI;l,

Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay Of
warning and instruction Tor Young Mcn.
Also. DiSeass and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers. with sure means of relief. Sent
free OF charge IN sealed letter envelopes. Adj
dress, Dr. j. SIiiIIN lloUGnToN, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-23
DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IA VIRGINIA

r.... MINERAL WATERS have an established
-s,...v. f"y very high curative vlrtne IN all tne
a.. W... ,.t,.,, ui disease. and a. being IN ABB
>rLmTE specific in several of them, viz
SCOTIA, and all III" forms 81 niandnisr
>w~.:s. and cuanr@nS krnmiTn oiseasc, hrySl;;
nY>ENTERY, DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, CHR0;
Sic THErSH affection Of the KIDNEYS and
BLADDER, aad PILES. IN all snamic conditions
,,.,..ur. .u,. Of appetite, and general nervous
r~n"on, their powers and virtue a. ,rTnn resI%ra
,v. .. ~ na safely pronounced to hr WITHOUT A
kNuWN Rival amongst the mineral waters OF
's~ WORLD. -,...
They are especially indicated in the whole class
,. .r.nnts peculiar l. tn" Female Constitution.
This WATERING PLACE j. in the sam. county
v,4 the celebrated NATURAL BRIDGE OF
yr.tnia. and i, one Of that remarkable group OF
Haral and Thermal Waters which have gwen
fl. -rrltv To this mountainous region ~
/, win be- open to the public ON JUNE lSr Inc
.r..r,iors will spare no reasonable ehoft 10 nave
Tie BALL -R0OMwi' ae supplied with music
..l The BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOONS re-
.a.r~i tn complete order.
nj. r.UwAy from the North, Ui1 w ashington city
..Afr.us.. and Alexandria railroad to G9rdons-
vile and from the South, ria Richmond or Lynch
..rs tu Goshen Depot, thence by stag" coaches,
.y,r a smooth road, eight miles up the Valley to
RATES OF BOARD:
tv me -tav.......................,S ,SS aV
Iy he emouth.................... 800 per dav.
Ta~ SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analysis and
.. DESCRIPTION, sent by mail on application I"
Pam. Lamp & Co Richmond, or to the under
..~! FRAZER i RANDOLPH.
Proprietors.
The water l, bottled. securely packed, and on
...~ Al =. 50 per case al one dozen half gallon
t.s..r. t'v PrkrFiI, LApD Co., Richmond A. b.
a...th. Lyuchburg COLEMAN & RoDGEKs. balti-
4.r- HraR4AN i Co, New York, and other cad
Ia. druggists A single box has often saved the
...,.-.ry II q visit To the Springs.
liberal discount made 10 the Trade by
PURCELL, LADD co,
vIf-r. General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-23
-,EaY WILLIAMS & Co, PKorRrEroSs.

w..ls open l,r the reception Of visitors JUNE
g, ...s
.-... bindings having been repaired painted,
... ,.s! ,u; with NEW FURNITURE. LINEN,
g.g, aaI TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS offer
-.. -...-..,,,d attractions to both the invalid and
,... .urr..eeker No expense or effort has been
..,,~. ~ the proprerors TO make il as comfortable
.,..,,aut - possible to all visitors.
Tt~ HOT WATERS here have been well known
s.a ~ than half century TO possess, in won
..-.a degree, tonic, Alternative, detergent, and
...a...a.na properties, and have become Justly
..y#r,.u! tor IN. cure Of Rheumatism, Gout,
r......> - the Liver. skin. Bladder and Womb /;
PARALYSIS, he result Of injury or serious etusion
...,,r,..a ul Muscles and Joints, Diarrh@a, and
,...r..... accompanied with sore mouth and
..a..s
Nv HATH.HoUSEs have been erected BAND
~ v~>,c ,a.ascd. and BILLIARD and BOWL.
r,.; SALOONS sucd up.
TIL. SPLENDID BALLROOM has been tho
,...l.yryf,~i
Y.a,e' 'rH4 TIE north, ria Orange and Aiexan-
..., r..s..I ID Gyrdonsville; thence rio Virsi-
..tcn.-al railroad to Millboro' Depot thence to
4.. >..r-s direct, over turnpike, distance,
,u.. .,r. los. ~ Trotter y Co.'S stage line.
g...,. from the south, ria Lynchhury or Rich
,..l .,..l Virginia Central railroad 10 Millboro'
y-ra:
r.ss- - per day 500 per week.