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, 1866-05-17

The Memphis rebel press are violent In
their abuse OF the Chicago TRIBUNE for expo
sing the shameful atroc1ties and brutalities of
the rebel population and police of that city
towards uparmed and unodending blacks dur
Ing the recent 11ots- The testimony as to The
truth Of our reports Is too positive to be dis
credited. The spirit which pespetratcd The
brutalltIes Of the rebellion, nnd which mp
plauded the inhunau atrocities Of Fort Pill
Low, Salisbury and Andersopville, could With
the utmost ease and nonchalance murder
few score Of unotiending blacks. Newspapers
which can ntter such statements as t|the
wish the blacks were all In Boston, Africa or
lcll,'' ehould be willing to bear the response
bility Of 50 trifling TN occurrence rs the late
Memphis murders.
As proofs Of the truth OF our assertions,
ne submit the following:
Wm. Bailey, teacher Of colored school
No. S, in Memphis, says,
Although told ny them Wednesday evening Of
tho burpfngt dclermlped upon that nlsht: and or
the danger OF lk3ng ont wEMt ont MSntea up me
house Tor my ntshi tsheei & while On r. ~ Wy ono
wns greatly increasing The scholar dd not rcutnrc
out, Believing the old church would fal! prey 10
the flames the mob detesm'9ed 70 klndis M n.ght
home. Twenty Eho'e were heard IL the course OF
ne hour, between nsne and ten that evening with
IN one OF two squares OF cur d"elllnc. Aumors
csuc In OF the murder Of ZONE IN the ne!ehhor-
hood We felt no security IL eeean. the police pass
ou1 dwelling With two En''ed states soldiers be-
1uoyuinr, v bile buying tatnty sto.er, gentleman
Informed me ,hal tho same scctet kocetf who had
planned and executed lae deeds u oarSnesi Of tns
Tic teachers Of the coored echooS Thursday n!ght.
would noi credit his testimony Il frst bat when
hs took me sstde End toia me "'n La ts.Ss I,
, 1866-05-17

pumping, bat hare not been enabled to pay
them T!si.. and consequently can giye no
deEnite information concerning them, The
"tweuty friends" we'll, n few rods esst
Of tho 4i:laxc. Is sussaiaing her reputation and
yields her rrguiur Quautnl1 Of dfty barrels per
day. immediately 10 the east Of this well
three others arr teipg put down by an enter
prising gentleman from WatcrtoWn, N. T.,
bfr. Flower. Tho fnmous Park Well Ia doing
we'll rs usual. These arc only 3 few Of the
wells visited by me in the LAST couple Of days,
but will leave the remaining ones for future
, 1866-05-17
nur F1ero Dead-The Gettysburg Bat
tie Monument.

From the Pittsburgh Coamete1al' Ao'n Aas.!
Last week we made announcement Of the
f,ct' which was published In the telegEaphtc
rsports , Of our city papers yesterday morning.
that he oF sfsctug y 10
srectcd on the field where that decisive con-
dict was waged, has been awarded to James
G. Patterson, Of Hartford, Con1ectlcnt, VINO
designed the accepted plan. Ths monumeni
Is twenty-three feet square at the base and
fifty.fve feet il height. At tho angles of the
colossal statue In q sitting posture. These
Statues are alleCotical, an1srepresents ssespec-
War Is represented bJr the Agn1e Of N
American soldier, who. resting from the
cooilict, relates to History the story OF the
battle nnd the names Of the honored dead,
while Htstory, With herstylusand tablet writes
down the imperishablc record. The eants eosrss.
feacs Is rcprcsented By mechanic with the
implemena Of his trade about him fientT q =
typided BY female figure With shcat o.
, 1866-05-17
The Southern Prcsx on the TRIAL OF J ell.
Davis,

DAvl1s
Southern litcrau have for years been pleased
to term their land the home Of poetry, love,
flowers and song. Nothing less meloaions
than the nightingale OF less p'aintive than
the Bulbul sings in their orange trees. Their
women are all paragons-tleir men all Bay
ards. Their ordinary speech commences
with capitals, and ends in syllable mnalc-
Sir Thomas More meant Virginia when he d.
scribed Utopia, and his Celtic brother ban
iehed the Peri from the Paradise of Sonth
Carolina. In our last issue We presented the
poetry of the northern frontier In the utter
auce Of Prentice and DroHnlow, two OF the
sweet singers. To show that the poetic feel
ing and expression was not exhausted IN their
Hudibrasiic songs, VIC to-day give o few mora
from Virginia relative to Judge Underwoods
recent charge:
fFfom The Richmond Whic.1
Avnsahoud from EuNe IAnkce State, and the ap-
pc1ntee OF power which WIS do.n; vi the tsme al
could to c1th the people oi this Stats and chose
him as m instrument u.efr TO that end hts hiso.I
who,c soil nl,hclc 1us birthplace and now iautns
Doubtless The SalEy creature in the notosisty No
h.. r1jueI, hae atained Ill to which bis ambition
Applied, 10 tase arrested TIC public a1ention. T.
hclt be lis thought Of only with consenpt and mcn-
ionea on1y with .eoEn- ls The measure Of his grow
1
| From the Norfolk Dsy Book.]
From The time OF railipg the Grst negro pole In
| The state pa Virginia, upou OccAqusn, 70 the Pre-
| cent heur. Judge CuderWood'a lille and breath has
pe4n sustained BY pandetiuE 10 ihe Abolition fac-
| ttcp and the bad elevation 10 which Ha sec him
raled be over TO nothing eise. Not character, not
| talents, not learning III the Inv, not manners Or
| dignity Of deportment-nothinr 81 this k'nd-has
| put him p1I the bench but Abrlitontsm IN lan-
| gu.ee, sentfusnt and action
Tlrom the Norfolk V1rgintsu.1
The Document Is m1seIable fal11gO or toady-
ing Jacobipitm. personal and political VENOM, !
t!eek pnrisxuasga, ntuEled With hncilons and OBJ
ecsne aussous TO what hs fcr11s - the prosu atlou
o1 our housee," and grows into q ehane that the
judicial eKmtue should be worn BY one foE whom
Inc Ezrb 0! less pure animal ,hsn thai Of the ye-
nus mus. ella would be far more appropriate. The
people Of Norfolk ought TO hold putlic meeting,
! md hutl back m!tn acorn and contempt there na-
| teruc yuIcHf1.ms and libelloIs GtatcnEnts in tbs
!are of ibis tud9e, who thur, ron tho Judicial
! ltucb vents bis kpleen upon tho entire people OF
:hk STATE the txtchat of whoee ehoea be Is 20 ut
| :etly unworthy 10 uuloosc.
| IFropa the Petersburg Index.1
We hayei7ied to DO jubliee 10 The ahsnrd, h!a1'
rhenons. couardly desttlsh. empirical, f1nnttc,l,
thoulish, horrtbls, 1Enosant JacnoIn!ca!, kuavlfa
| lll}yse1ed, mxud1in. nondcseHpt, odioas, poison
Gpa. quernlous taseaily E3chophanfle, .rAai otous
unrigh:out. Velal wttleas, e1er.yScanf- 1anseStsn
| *rro whose ''chargc" no pubhih today; on1 We
deepAlt Tue truth 1t, We are not equal 10 the oc.
| taslon.
, 1866-05-17

wheat and p1owshazc. Tocse last figures IN
dicatc the industry and activity which shall
succeed the raysgcs Of war, and the abund-
ancc snd prosperity which are the crovnlnE
results Of the Florious victory here achieved
Uron he richly moulded corniee rests IN oc-
taco1al plin1h. bearing In basso reieTo the
coat OF arms Of the United States. On the
shan and cncirc,ing 1t, a7p eighteen stars n
baseo rclieyo, representing the States whach
ren nesncd loyal throughout the aerJ trial.
The capital IL hueiy moulded, snd supports
three quarter globe. upon which stands tho
colossal statue, flftccn feet high. representing
the Genius of Liberty, c1aspiug within her
left arm tho folds of the America ~ flag. while
In her raised right hand she hold the yictor'a
wreath Of laurel. The pedestal IS 70 be made
Of fine whila granite, and the statues Of Hhise
American marble. Tho atzucsure will cos.
about $50 OCO,
, 1866-05-17

Fry ate. him With requisition from tho
ton that Dawson Is in custody. and En- roase
ior this place. The Grand Jury, 1t tho Last
term of the court. found an Indictment
ngaIust him. but he had forfeited hls ball
bond and left, It would be really r-freshtng
II be could bo brought to trial aud punished
according to his deserta !; and IL Il also 70 be
hoped, that the next time he l. ba1lcd out. II
be Is again 10 be-. thst the Auount will he
placed at sum sufficient to Insure his pres-
ence m the daY of trial,
, 1866-05-17
DISASTROUS FIRES.
Ono DAYS yfsYta1ton Of the Fire F1end
nj acknowledgement Losses One
Hundred aud Fifty thousand Dol
lnrxs

Ono Days V1sItal.on Of the Fire Fiend
nj Observation-Disclosures Losses One
Hundred aud Fifty Thousand Dot-
fTro1, ,Ae Louisville Journal. 14.h iust.1
An alarm 1, ~ of ~ t,re was soundel at ten min
utes met fonr o,c1oclr Yesterday morninp.
froIn rstat,on bos M ri Al the corner II:
Fourth @ s,G Na;n streets. eausea by 4 Volume
Of fiame md smoke being .een Issuing from
LIZ .oua sfumu 1,h etys st!set heswesn Main and
xVntar. VI Tha f1eTaa 1rera nr1ar -ra.t head.
no. - ~ tir,s tha aiar1n was given
~ rss+. 9e.-,;.,s. frnro honae tn kons,. m.
ehentnS IN their 1errihie ai,vance. Wikf1 the
ron;difv nf nrai1te fra. tbr
ira,s3 fr,1r The CIV Hotel m In thew
aJ;esa,ne. no h,,,7dino, noutb. t.lIae ia San.
Rnrrh;s Grnhamfs restnuraat, and Ieaplng
sr.r tbTre i-on rooled l,uiIiiops. again attack
;nr' lie bnildfnp occupied by Ieinecke &
Weber "A minctal water establishment. The
.nf;rs f;re aenn1tment was ort ran1lly. and
4a1. .oon " sction n the scene. Re{ore the
n.ns a.. s1I fat 1,aan rhecErd hnWever twoxmall
s.n1,,a tsramanta N Ku1litt ,trent+ belonging
,ls1tT ~ n >1 e NfrDownll Wero burned 10 the
rTound. and two story brick building, oc-
cupied by Dr.. Enochs az soda factory, was
H.u Eeurth 4I " nrcnr,ei Nv Thnmnson Is : prolucc
"a ra,1,m;<sfnn Va1ehnnsel was aiso. in spite
- ~ a1Tnrts hrrnrd nfF. and ina hn1so al z.
r sb-ere rcr,,nied nv Il. h. Rogers & Co..
t;sS SmSt IL, H. mi 1urne3 III After workfng
fnr Ie seve1nl M II hours the flames were finally sub.
ad aasa, IT, ~ ahomt G IA nd. ' - ~' ~N '>'
eoi ~ ~ erensnr NJ tssir past ten O'Clock, fire
orie-;rsta1 N the third story Of The extensive
eas f'ttino and plumbing establishmenk OF
Eeor<., % RTnhsf~n. IN the north side OF Mar
pep ~ Ee,Tr.n % Tl,ird and Fourth streets. It
abort snaca Of time the entire building was
MnnrnaS +, 1'.mes. Mr.. Rrohston's large
, 1866-05-17
R6WAHDiNG SOLDIERS.

Captain Raphael scmmes, the Alabama pi-
rate, who YVES recently elected Probate Judge
1T Mobile, informed his friends that before
leaving Washington he had an interview with
NIr. johnson, who assured him that
"4the election Of himself {semncs) would
meet his hearty approval" That Is Mr..
Johnson's style Of promoting soldiers. The
programme, according to ''my policy" Of
filling Offices is--in the North, Coppcrheads
instead of The men who elected him In the
South, rebel leaders instead of Union men.
To he thoroughly consistent, he should par
don JEFF. Davis and give him seat in the
Cabinet.
, 1866-05-17
The Cukon Dead Of Illinois,
ATLANTA, Ga, April q, lso6.

hAA1~SAAf o4'f AAfA-+ ~Nt NSs'
Editors Chicago Tribune:
! have been appointed the Government
Agent for the District OF the Alatoona De-
partment Of Georgia, for the care and pro-
lection Of tie graves Of the Union dead. The
district embraces all the battlclclds Of Gen.
Sherman from Dalton, Ca, to Decatur, ca,
si1 miles below Atlanta, on the road 10 Au-
gusta-
am making complete record, nud, when
finished, will send a record Of tho dead OF
each State 10 the AdJutsnt- Generals Of the
several States. will take pleasure In On.
swering any communication that may be
stnt me by the tieuds in illinois Of the Union
dend.
E..McBAnoS T1HoSE1, U. s. Agent.
Late CnDtaIn 18th u, 8. Int ty.
, 1866-05-17

Republican Congregational Convention.
Tic Republican voten Of the counties compoa-
,pe Tie Third Congressional Distinct Of the State
ot UlIpols. nrc requested to send delegates TO
convention To be held at Freeporr, Illinois, Tncs-
day. Juue 1eth, 1866. at one oclotk p. m, tor the
rrypose Of choosing I candidate for Representa-
ire to Congress for said District.
The ratio Of representation will DO ore dcisgate
1or taeh 400 yo,ess, md delegate for each sae-
ton equal to sD0 votes, cast at the Presidential
election OF 1854.
The several counties Will be entitled to delegates
, 1866-05-17

9. when a,e uaaenItude4 In proportion untvertsly?
10. Demonstrate she eeu1utJ Of the p1oan1 OF
the neaca ind eItreuea{

be G'es and e1eeptisns y examples,
~ y ~ t1nftp p1 zpan wossi ustrs b. exsmDlet
V; tuLot - ~ 11a,Cio, - ~. r.rfTes NIL rnH
pIs' r. pnes ,nran,na q, ,he M, aono.
NV sti - o Iin.r1f. 'A0 "''''
III, i the efisct or the sutaxes ets. rtts md
" ., ...,Ios, ~ II. .rrr,.. 81 .,d t,o co,.
fT on rst yrses! T. ns'saS III 1fS-e nnc Hin to ,o0,, I'm,
PCT Mqisae; r.; tscun,,,, Of ,hs sa1.e. kau e md
do ,Hu aut!tnas, s r., sonb,;n tbc sp,r con
hc'osa an addliena' =, En.s9 mao.c "'u'o /
=, 1,,, ,, ,,,.s orea ne,ts l. ors.au... dI1idedf
Define nd illustrate % ta saeh X. formation NJ tae no,-
e soe ~ as ns ~ and and iae os
enI.r II sna n1nraI # Mouse d. Fool IL
1 RaAy LGay a ~ Sna, h aTa os aa,sc.ye.
y Gsys ne Tn!es 1,a: Ios III -
ana h.i T. mani y ~ 1Ss expression, A Pscpo
e,!ion !ao1s ct 1r1na'ut' 'e'' E''s'AA' '91e
Casa o.h, .s,,.a R.c,t,r and 1rreou1ar1
r,1a.r,is p. Wy ~ "a 'e1ps e4A''ei W.
ulsHate @ acn. ,.-,. ~ The varh aItcr ITO
Glye ne tncps Ra1a ., IA ne o Ss
indicative mood. ;.a...,. bet.-.c,, an.,,.s. .nd
=. mbaIM IT, hsaTt Il, pnn.Is Icr,re INN the
folslng. ana wAas EeueA1 w p"p@4' A-SA1 @$
uas 9! Sr e,Gsf s rule for The formation OF The Passive
Vees Sour sna fs S1sea art in Heaven: Aanea
06 4hy namot lhJ Aneuu"s so".9i S3t inJ " mn' 70 -
r as,iH ~ S,sss - An,iTze ar na,se iho words
iiaIieircd. -:
TO- We always haa onsht @ 70 ieasn rs our papas 10
sSon1d & iusi.ate The preeepts. Correct, and ri1c
1:a.ons for the corrections nace.
,rhe .n.r,can niAn.sn; FI.s f,y T. n, pr,tc.1
l. Til wbst you Enow ot Tie anihor Of this piece.
What = liz character Ion.ldsted with sspset 10 ia
IS I, MA ntn.e or noetr1i WSat Is The difference
between theef
WnN fsesa muai @ naSe Whaf e9 ssnos
, 1866-05-17
= NEWTON BATgMAS,
Superintendent Public Instruction.



1. A NM does piece OF wotkin In Is days; rhat
part Of It cln he DO IN dsr2
Mhat pan oi ii4-5 y Sfe ~ :, .,,-.no, bov
sc5 i g. rad sea sS Il Mosa y sna.snss n so9h D'H
1. Nov many men viii can SEQ In 70 days, rs
men earn <4:5o IN ofa d.yt
Their nr,nbers .raiI be 10 e.ch other ~ 4 i to g.
6. 4 man buys 1aur for IS per bFa. md loses 10
ofi, how mutt he eel It PEI 6rl 80 as not to gain
:. Tie xum o. two numbers Is ~; s. or The less
Ii equal 70 Is the greater: what ara tho numoersl
,:isee or ground containing ~ L, much as piece
10 IA a nan divided II marbles between his two
>cnR. so that o1e Lad s-5 mort than the ofhsf no"
WRITTEN ARITHMETIC.
1, Subtract 2,6lD from ac4 and explain the work.
: nayinx tue ciyid nd. guoilent and nAaaef
TGIabc1e being usedf
Epaia ths P!sesss e e aDSPg eD 7ss the greatest
s. Ekplain why. the differences in time OF 1"e
plces s:m.n. apaIs, is ss see-
:. W.ite note for co days fo1 which yon could
Get geo, al a bsnk- discount bern: per cent
s. II seven men ea1n $75.Go to 1-ssh dsJ., how
many dollart will men earn IN " Gays
,ains ss9sSi a. II. u three times its altitude, vhs
i'd. Construct eeomc,E'cal .crics M Of which Il
the first term, and 19,5as a1ss Is sne s'o
i. What are Homogeneous tetnss Name tw'
:. Epiain By an example how nniaaa multiplied
by p,intit give. plus.
5. EAplain hoS at-a}=2d.
s. Form On equation Of the second degree AMI
reduce II.
ain lie power OFF, a
, 1866-05-17
STATE EDUCATION.

Glasgow, Belfsss, Pseis, Lyons. Zurich. Basic,
A,E-la Chapelle, Berlin, Leipalc, Dresden,
Vienna frankfort End Ef1lsseIa..
, 1866-05-17

I. Extract the square root Of
G1tx 91dbb
LT F. + --7 T-lQo ~
16
g. From {squarc root Of 11D lake tsquare root
Of s.
.. Derive the formula s. 5sta+o'
10. Find the wine of = in the following eQuA.
tIon: The square root oi {d+1) + the square root
Of (d-r)=6.
GEOMETRY.
I. Wbai II a cotollry7
2, What Ia 4 rtapexiumf
8. What il M inscribed snGsef
L How would you erect a perpendicular to
sstaiehI Inc al given polntI
6, 10 what Is the area og elreio equa1s Whyf
Z. When H. 3 stsssSht line petpeadlcnhr 10
paEet
8. Whal Is regular polygonf
, 1866-05-17

General Santa Anna has arrived in Now
yotx city, lie declares hfe firm adherence 10 the
Liberal cnu.e, and announces his readiness TO Co
operate Nth Jratez IN the e1ru.1on Of the French
invaders.
, 1866-05-17

roal for yoars, gulonths... ~
mi docs rot fpcludo the sale Of ataEps "nEa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-12
NUMBER 10.
THE FREEDMEy's BUREAU, AGAIN.-Du-

THE FREEDMEy's BUREAU, AGAIN.-Du-
ring the session of the Hastings Court on
yesterday the Recorder stated that he had
received letter from the Freedmen's Bu-
reau asserting that the Recorder had on
the previous evening refused to take reiia-
Die negro testimony on behalf of an appli-
cant lor license. 1t was further said IN
the letter that the attention of the Re-
cordcr was called to the Civil Rights bill,
under which no court could refuse to re-
cclVc negro evidence, and that if ne still
refused to accept it he would please en-
dorse his reasons upon the communication
and return it for the action of the Bureau.
The Recorder called up the applicant. n
negro named James Fry, and stated that
he had heard all that could be said by tho
negro who had been called up by Fry to
testify to his character and standing, and
had given it its proper weight. Only a
few weeks since Fry was fined by the Mayor
for selling liquor without license, and on
the 5th or 9th instant he had kept baga-
telle table and sold liquor also without a
license.
The Recorder again heard what Fry and
his witness had to say, and the Court then
unanimously refused to grant the license
asked for.
1t is very evident that the statements OF
Fry, upon which the letter from the Freed
mems Bureau was based, must have been
totally and wilfuly false; and the Bureau
have learned but little if they have not yet
found out how easy il is for negro To tell
Il lie.
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The Constitutional Amendment Ii
Passes the Tennessee Senate-EnOrfs
10 StaVe OF Action i'm the House.

Special dispatch 10 the New \ ork Tribune.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Coloncl Stokes,
of Tennessee, has received information
from Nashville of a very encouraging
character. The State Senate has ratified
the amendment, and they lack but four Of
a quorum in the House, with large ma
jority of those present in favor Of it. Steps
are being taken TO secure the presence OF
the Stay-awayS, and seven Of them are
certain of being captured by the sergeant
alarms, who has orders to bring them in
dead or alive.
Some Of the rccalcitrant members are
leaving the State TO evade arrest and to
attend the Philadelphia Convention.
We suppose the history Of the world
could hardly afford a parallel to the inla-
nous outrage which the Radicals are try
ing to commit upon the people Of Tenncs-
see. Language is inadequate to expires,
the feelings which are aroused in the breast
of every friend of civil liberty by such
high-handcd acts. Yet Greeley sees in
them nothing to condemn.
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2ithmond 1ispatth.
II, 1866.
Alas for EOrneY.

The most pleasant reading that we have
nowadays we find in Forncy's Chronicle.
Mr.. Johnson, so Forney informs us, has
"dlrectcd the organization of system of
unparalleled prescription Of all persons
in office, high and low, wha.ssefuse to
support his dangerous and desperate
policy" That is certainly good news.
But lest the reader might think Forncy
but poor authority for any statement, the
Chronicle quotes letter from some one
else to prove that Thurlow Weed, the
great fuglcman of the Republican party in
New York State, has declared that Mr..
Ward, Radical member, "could only
hold his seat in Congress few months
longer, and that it was the intention to
secure the election Of regular Admistra-
tion men in place Of the present radical
member Of Congress-" Which double
intimation, coming from so intimate and
devoted friend of the Presidents and
Mr.. Stewards, shows, says the Ch,ohicle,
" that the plan contemplatcs not simply
indiscrimnatc removals, but the support
Of Coppcrhcad candidates against the true
Union men in Congress who run for re-
election, or the nomination Of third candi-
dates TO secure their defeat"
Better and better!
"Seycn postmaStcrs, good Union men
and good officials, recommended to their
positions by the good and true representa-
tive, Hamilton Ward, have been removed"
"msatia,e archer, could net one suffice -
No, indeed. Nor seven, for Mr.. As
sistant Postmaster General Randall de
clarcd that "this matter has got to be
fought out between Congress and the Pre-
sidcnt." He also gave Mr.. Ward notice
that "thcrc was to be u general removal
of all postmasters who do not favor the
Presidents policy" Surely there is trcm-
bling among the bread and butter brigade.
And then Thurlow, like the great English
Chancellor whose name he bears, has IL
way of saying unpalatablc things TO those
whom he considers pretenders to virtue.
Thurlow said he was in favor of restoring
the Union; and that Congress, byits course,
was preventing the desired restoration,
and that " Congress was as much disunion
now as the rebels were during the rebel
lion, and that Congress was breaking up
the Union party, and not the President" )"
That any man should call Sumner and
Stevens "rcbcls''. The impudcncc of
Thurlow is astounding even to Forncy,
who has only had enough of impudcncc TO
announce himself 4 candidate for the Uni
ted States Senate. Thurlow capped the
climax by saying that Congress had made
war upon the President, and that the war
must go on. To which "lct all the people
say Amcn.'
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~
These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation FOR very high curative virtue Ia all ne
GwpEs It1r &c 11S % SsTf q"
swellings and Cutaneous Ernpuvs Disease, Erysi;
;4is SS Ei!N1SG Sa
NC THRUSH, affection OF the KIDNEYS and
BLADDER. and Pills In all snSine e. eGna',"n. ,5 ."n
stitution, loss of appetite, and general nervous
prostraion their power. and yirtq. a. "a res.ra
tive may ba safely pronounced to DO "lTHoi u A
KNOWN RlYAL amongst the mineral waser' OF
the WORLD.
Of ailments peculiar 10 the Female Constitution
Thi; wATERlSG rLAcE i u hs isms county
Mineral and Thermal Waters which have given
celebrity 10 this mountainous region
II Will be open to the public On JCEE lar. The
proprietors will spare no reasonable enor To have
the place comfortably kept.
The ALL.R0OMw wilIbe supplied with music
and the BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOONS re-
Access from the seaboard is by the Virginia Cen.
trai railway from the North, rla Washinstoh Guy
burg TO Goshen Depot, thence by stage coaches,
over a smooth road, eight miles up tho 'aiiey 10
RATES or soARD:
BY the y.:;....................S,;SS ~ ,s, a.x
by the month. h................''.... ." pe' e''
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analysis and
full description, sent by mail on application 70
PURcELL, LApD Co, Richmond, or 20 tnr ahder-
signed. fkALiEA p,oDr;stn,.
TIL. water /. bottled. securely packed, and on
ala st AZ 10 per case OF one doIen half gallon
no,,lss by prRcEiL, LApD 4 Co, Rich hmond A, b.
Es9sEf New ard other
! ing druggists. single Sox has often saved ths
Necessity Of visit to ,n.s the sP1inss.'
PURCELL, LADp HCo.;,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-12
~ TRIB BLING SP X l N q )
NEAR STANTON. VA.

This place will be open for visitors on the FIRST
OF JULY. Tho well known quality Of tho waters
makes 1t unnecessary Ia 80 into particulars they
are Alum, sulphur, Chalybeatc, and FreeStone-all
al hand. The alum water is second 10 none known !;
tho sulphur is second only 10 the Grsenhri-r
White and has been resorted 10 for more than half
a century. The place is comfortably furnished; I;
aud the fare shall be plain, though good and sub
santlal, without any attempt at display, believing
at the present time il will meet the demand Of the
public bstter TO live palmer and charge less.
Terms: u. per day, st per week, and $50 per
month oftwehty- eight days by the season.
Tro,ter < CO.. stages leave Staunton after the ar
rival OF the cars from Richmond for the Springs
daily. CHEsLEf hlNSEi,
ia 5-eodlm Proprietor.