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The Transfer of the States-A Dsgrace
to be Wiped Out.

r,s hi, which has passed the House Of
representatives inaugurating southern
s,ate oficersn is merely bill to transfer
the authority to govern the southern States
from the true people inhabiting and hereto
fore governing them to race OF negroes es.
not previously voters, and not now voters
by any legal proceeding, together with the
untrustworthy whites who have formed ON
alliance with them. This wrong is grievous
enough, butt is aggravated by the serious
injury it inflicts upon all the public inte-
rests. Woeful indeed must be the conse-
ouences, moral and physical, of revolution
which transfers the government OF coun-
try from the substantial, educated, refined,
and wise part of society to the uneducated,
unrefned, inexperienced, absolutely igno-
rant, and debased part Of it. The world
can have no faith in government thus re-
yolutionized. There can be no confidence,
and of course no growth, no increase ana
only decline and decay in that government.
This is q wrong that the World newspa-
per of New York assumes is not to be re-
dressed save by the people who suffer it in
their own local force and power at the bal
lot box. And what if the mass Of igno-
rance foisted tyranically upon that State is
TOO multitudinous for a change by thar
means? Is the wrong to 60 unredressed
Are the interests Of this great natlon 10
languish-its power and dignity to be de-
preciated and disgraced by this state OF
things, produced by usurpation, iawless-
ness, and partisan ambition? We beiieVe
not. The nation will rise in its majesty
and burst the disgusting bonds with which
the noble spirit and energy and progress 0!
balfthe Union have been shackled. These
bonds have been forged by fanaticism and
corruption, and they will be torn asunder
and stamped into the dust by the American
people. This nation is not to be consigned
to the fate of the South American repuD-
lies by renting it's Government to the
control or to be tainted by mongrel and In
compatible races. The Caucasian race
must rule mere. Deiedt mueI eoiie W ~
craven party which shelters itself behind
the pusillanimous dictum that there is no
redress for accomplished national wrongs.
But if a party bravely and devotedly ar
rays itself on the side of the country, deter
mined that she shall arrive at that unpa-
ralleled power and splendor under the rule
of the aohite man, which she can attain under
none other-and that if false policies inter
pose they must be reformed, or existing
wrongs, stand in the way they must De
righted-if party with this determination
takes up the nations cause, and goes forth
with courage worthy of the cause, it will
be crowned with victory, to the lasting honor
and glory of the American people.
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ALABAMA.-Co Congress has determined to
drag in Alabama along with the other
States, in defiance of it's own reconstruc-
ton laws. Even the Republicans, it is
true, could not all approve this outrageous
inconsistency. Of course the President
will veto the bill, and then arises the ques-
ton will Congress pass it over the veto
We believe it will. If the same votes were
given upon it by the two Houses that were
given upon the question of including Ala
ALBANIA in its provisions, the veto could not
be set aside; but Radicalism is peculiar
its followers do not ordinarily suffer their
cause to be injured by any individual scru-
pies of conscience, and will excuse them
selves on the ground that they cannot do in
justice to other States in order to save Ala
bama from wrong. They will swallow the
bs11
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REBEL MURDERS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
We learn from q private source that MIR
Dill, a Republican member elect to the LIE.
gislature of South Carolina, and two colored
Union men, were basely murdered by o
band of armed whites, at the residence OF
the former near Camden, S. c., on the night
of the 9Th instant. A colored man, to-
gether with Mr.. Dill's wife, was desperate
" wounded by the fire Of the assassins.-
Foraeys Chronicle. 81
Whoever chooses can believe FoRNEY.
The killing and wounding was done but
Of course not because the parties were Union
people.
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The Lynehburg Neacs Colonel WITHERs
is not at home, howeverD comes out condi-
tiopally for Judge CHASE for President. 1t
is certainly wonderful to see how popular
the Chief Justice seems to be. By the way,
it may be not amiss for US to say that the
telegram sent: from Richmond to the Gin
cinnati Chronicle stating that the Dispatch
had come out for CHASE contained what
was news to US. We repeat, that we 60 for
the nominee of the New York Convention.
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sy KOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER AND

~ ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER AND
THE uMAsSn OR SALTS OF THE WATER
PURCELL, LAID & CO., Richmond, and A. B.
RUCKER & CO., Lynchburg keep the above
constantly on sale. As an ALTERNATIVE ana
TONIC there Is no water like It.. Its curative
mowers In DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, CHRO-
MIC DIARRHEA, CUTANEOUS Aztec
TIONs, &C., &C., are well known to the profession.
Tn all female troubles, also as an appetiser and
general restorative to enfeebled constitution,
Is believed to be without rival amongst mineral
waters.
The uMass or Salts Of the water are, in nearly
all ailments capital substitute, and offer much the
cheapest and most convenient form OF obtaining
the water Their use and popularity are growing
rapidly. Apply as above for Springs Pamphies,
or by mail to FRAZIER & RANDOLPH.
INV es-lm Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
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SEA-BATHING AT COBB'S ISLAND
~ This delightful summer resort. situated eigb-
teen miles northeast OF Cape Charles and eight
miles from nearest main land, Is rapidly growing
to become one OF the most attractive places the
coast Of America.
It's pleasant pure, and delightful breczes, giving
strength to the invalid will never be forgotten by
those who have heretofore enjoyed them.
We have made many improvements, both In the
furnishing Of our houses and general beauty OF
our grounds.
The surf-bathing is on grand scale, and cannot
be surpassed, being perfectly safe, with an abund-
ance Of bath-houses.
Shooting, fishing, and boating cannot be excelled
on the continent, with an abundance of boats and
experienced men to attend to the wants of visitors
with other MISUNDERSTANDING saloons, billiards,
&C.
Passengers leaving Richmond and Petersburg.
arriving at Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at A. NJ, will connect with steamer 10
Cherrystone, and thence by a line Of hacks across
the peninsula -four miles, to Nottingham's Land
ing, aud thence by steamer to the Island arriving
at 2 p. NJ.
TERMS Per day, s.: per week. Sls: per month
$50. COBB BROTHERS, Proprictors,
Cherrystone pOst-oilce,
je 2-3Iu Northampton county. Va.
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e@WM. B. IsAAcs 4 CO., BANKERS

nE WIN. B. ISAACS & CO., BANKERS
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS. ~
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, in sums tosuit purchasers, on most reliable
houses In ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY. SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM. HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
CERTIFICATES issued for same. 1856
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
the United States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold az . liberal discount.
NH S-3m r..-.
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MARRIED.

At Halifax. N. c.. on the 4th instant by Rev.
T..G. Lowe, D. D.. Mr.. THOMAS McNIVEN of
Glasgow, Scotland, to Miss EMELIA HOFF-
MANN. of Richmond, va.
( New York Herald and Glasgow papers please
copy.
Mr.. WILLIAM Fl. DAVIS and Mrs. MARY A.
SPRADLING; both of Richmond.
Washington, D. c., and Petersburg papers
please copy.
At Chamhersburg; Pa. on Tuesday morning,
Esq. of Virginia. to MARY ASTON CHAM
BERS daughter Of the late Joseph Chambers, of
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oath ALUM SPRINGS,

II BATH COUNTY, VA.
This delightful, well-known, and favorte WA,
TERING-PLACE, only ten miles from Sillboro
Depot Virginia Central railroadl, win be open on
the 10th Of June. .,.
The mineral waters (Alum. Alum and Magnesia;
and Chalybeate) Of these Springs stand unrlyane'
as curative for Dyspepsia Chronic DiarrhGa-
Scrofula and all cutaneous diseases.
Persons suffering from weakness and genera
debility will find great benefit In the use Of the SUI
periOr Chalybeate Water with which nature has
so literally supplied this place.
The buildings have undergone thorough ie an,.
walton, and are In excellent condition. me coy
tages are delightfully."- situated and newly hitedup
making them q6stc attractive. p,,,-
mond, Lynchburg, in the morning, get on NJ PHI
boro' Depot for Bath Alum, Warm Hot, ana "
Ing arriving at Bath Alum the same evening !"
supper. ,,o ,,ove.
named Springs visitors leave daily per heSsrs'
Trotter j. Co.'s line Of coaches.
BOARD $50 per day Sls per week ana spe'
ctal arrangements made with families that WISH "
STAY month, or for the season In this heaIty 10
cation. JOSEPH BAXTER,
va eodam Proprietor.
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TIE HEALING SPRINGS We invite atten-
.,on 70 the advertisement Of the Healing
springs. Nestled amidst the loyeliest
mountain le'' scenery, and embowered in no.
bic forest Of primitive trees, the Healing IL
one Of the most charming Of watering
places. The water Of the spring and the
bath has produced some wonderful cures
as we know ia several Of the diseases named
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sUafsFER nEsonTs.

Y7ARIETY SPRTNGS.-This deliobtsn,
v summer resort. situated fifteen miles yes, :,
STANTON, on The Virginia Central Railroad I'll, y,
be opened for the accommodation Of guests on The
18th June, ~ rs - '
Business men wishing retreat for their fan,I,e,
during summer will have every advantage here
other cities. they reach these springs ON the SAM
day at O'Clock =. n. '"''
Seven different kinds OF water, and agreeable -
analysis Of superior quality. "
The cars stop ut the door.
TERMS gas per month, 80 per week, 80 pey do.
Children under twelve years aud servants hi.
price. Bathing in Healing Water gratis. ''''i
Z. ID. BURRUSS
Je Io-Sm Proprietors.
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HURRY UP!-We do not know that the
New York World has any influence in Con-
gress but if it has, o very legitimate effect
of its profered platform that what the Radi-
Gals do cannot be undone, will be to stimu-
late that party to 60 ahead and do all the
evil it can at once. AS MIR. JENKINsoN said,
"the world is in its dotage."
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South than In the Norths In the South,
where he has ever been treated kindly,
more than in the North, where he has been
mobbetl and hungf Does any man venture
to say that in this land, where order has
always been signally preserved, where
charity and hospitality have ever reigned,
where have sprung mp the great men who
first delivered the country from British au-
thority, and afterwards were the leaders in
giving us a frame Of government, and in
administering that government with dig
nifty and bene6cence that must ever be
admired by the world-does any man say
that the people of this land, still under the
sinauence Of the virtues and the examples
of these great men, are less charitable, less
just, less orderly, than their fellow-citizens
Of the North It cannot be said with
truth, and will not be said by any honest
man who is not completely misled by pre-
JUDGE and fanaticism. 49,
Of oil the pretexts for doing Q wrong
land pretexts are ever sought for by wrong
doers) this of the ballot being essential to
the protection Of the negro is the baldest
and most absurd. That there are q few sin
cere men who think it necessary, we are not
ready to dispute; but we can never cease te
wonder at the fact. It can only be
ascribed to the delusiye influences Of these
days of madness. Days soon to be over
we hope. But save to these few persons
the pretext is hypocritical device Of very
bad men for committing a great crime
which they were determined on, pretext OF
no pretext
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IT E w B O o K s .
X REENBACKS FOR THE PEOPLE!
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG CONSUMERS
STATIONERY ON THE COOPERATIVE
SYSTEM!
rHE AMERICAN sTATIoNERs COMPANY,

THE AMERICAN STATIONERS COMPANY,
since the late decline In prices, have been manu-
featuring extensively of all kinds of paper stock
and stationery goods, and having an immense stock
which must be disposed Of concluded to popnlariZe
their sales and bring their goods prominently
before the public by offering them TO their custom
ers III packages accompanied by liberal dlstrlDu-
ton Of greenbacks.. -
The result Of this Is the GREENBACK STA
TIONERY PACKAGE, each one containing
10 sheets extra fine NOTE PAPER, ,-ou,,
sheets extra fine LADIES' FRENCH NOTE
10 thick tA BUFF LETTER ENVELOPES,
thick WHITE CARRIE tnew style, ENVE-
fine No. aiEAD PENCIL,
extra fine STEEL PENS and FANCY
and al distribution Of GREENBACKs in sums
Price FOR Fl the Whole cor only IF Fifty CENTS.
The Greenback Stationery Package contains
only frst-class materials, and the several profits
usually made by jobbers. wholesale and retail
dealers &C., will be distributed among our Gus
toners In the few weeks that this Package has
been before the public it has achieved wonderful
success, winning golden opinions from an kinds OF
people, and thousands made glad by both writing
materials and greenbacks that they could use with
pleasure as well. as profit.
Agents and canvassers wanted. The following
low rates to clubs, agents, and Others prepaid per
packages. Soc packages, 81. 90 L. packages, IS
Loo packages, $40. Special rates by the thousand,
When convenient, send draft Registered letters)
at our risk. Goods sent by express g. o. ID. only
when accompanied by ten Pes Gent ii lse amount
llI4 Main street, Wholesale Agent.
NV % oodIm - IL "a Richmond Va.
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The LABOR QUEsTroN.-The people Of
Nottoway desire q convention Of Sonthside
counties 70 consider the question of labor.
they propose that this Convention shall
meet st Burkyille, on the Danyille railroad,
on the 9Th July.
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@A FACT WORTH KNowING.-At ,bi

xg FACT WORTH KNOwING.-At this
particular season, when the weather Is rs change
tfons are attacked and undermined-aHd when
feeble systems are shattered and nnneryed 10 az,
solutely necessary that scientific principles snould
he brought to the aid of Nature In ORDER 20 avert
the contraction Of those diseases that usually be-
come seated and fixed from the continuous changes
referred 10. or ali the discoveries yet made: none
.ssem to anawer the purpose so well as BAKER'S,
BITTERS for while other remedies have been
tried and failed this medicine has proved 70 De the
nebiiity. Cole Sour Stomach, Colds, and Con-
sumption in its incipient stages. Prepared solely
OF vegetable extracts. ana SO admirsoiyr com
tye organs, Blood. and Mind II drives ont Impu
rties increases the Appetite improves the Digs.
;nnar man as TO render it impervt0ns to ordinary
colds. AS family medicine. &c has no equal and
reeds only TO be tried TO recommend ITSELF
Sold by druggists everywhere gfdsfs nslso Dy
addressing $500 $500
lie 4-tAu6 Dox tSss aienmonus s@'
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A NNUAL MEETING .-The regular an
~ nual meeting Of the stockholders of the Vir-
gina Fire and Marine Insurance Company will be
held at the company's office, No. lois Main street.
on MONDAY, 22d instant, at II o. clock NJ.
The election Of directors for the ensuing year
will take place at this meeting.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
je Std Secretary.
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NEW, COMPLETE, AND EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF
MARvELLoUsL LOW PRICES
AT
M. W. ROSES,
1913 BROAD STREET, CORNER OF FOURTH. .
Also, the largest and most varied stock OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS of the latest styles,
VALISES and UMBRELLAS,
which he has selected with care for this market,
and embracing every article kept in a frst-class
clearinghouse. Remember N. w. ROSE.
32s, corner Fourth and Broad streets.
my 15-3m
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COOD NEWS! SPECIAL NEWS =
MER GOODS bought at auction. Call and see for
yourselves.
Dress Goods of all kinds, the cheapest this sea-
son Calico es and Lawns, the latest and newest
patterns and styles; White and Colored French
Organdes. Chambray's Linen Lawns White,
seilles Plain, Striped and Checked Swisses, Main
socks and Cambrlcs, Brilliants Dimities, Linen
and Cotton Diaper, Table Damasks, Towels, Nap
kins. Pillow-case Cotton Lenos. Cotton and Linen
Sheetings, Cassimercs. Tickings, Quilts Hoop
Skirts, COrsets, Gloves, Mits Hosiery Bugle Trim
soils, Umbrellas. Fans, Ribbons. Embroideres,
Shirt Bosoms, Collars, GauZe Shirts: Handker-
chiefs, and many other desirable articles, which
will be sold ut the lowest price.
VIM. THALHIMER & SONS,
.-...-. No. 1919 Main street.
ie lo-3t Ezekiel's old stand.
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AmFISEMENTS.

HERMITAGE FAIR GROUNDS
On FRIDAY, June 18th, .6sA@An&
RACE, open for all horses -SIHTHEA
to harness or wagon mile SE~2SSN2aS
heats /; best three in five for a purse Of TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS, stakes added. The horse
making the nearest time to three minutes wins the
purse and stakes. Entries to close at the Hermit
age THURSDAY at O'Clock p NJ. Entrance for
each horse five dollars. Already five entries.
John Ditman enters z. e. Baltimore Boy.
&. W. Baker enters b. mares Fanny Baker and
Katy Darling
II. G. Wright enters e. e. Sam.
William Walls enters r. S. Napier.
Horses to start ut O'Clock.
A train of cars will leave the depot, corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets; at half-past O'Clock.
landing passengers at the gate. Fare, ten cents
each way.
Gate Fee: so cents.
LEDLEY & HAYWARD,
ie1-ot* PrOprietors.
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. The Planter and Former, for June, is on
our table. It is a very valuable number.
Mr.. WILLIAMS is making an excellent farm
er's monthly, we'll suited to the times.
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FXTRA GREAT B A R G Al N s
~ INDRY GOODS.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

FOR FEW DAYS ONLY.
Compelled to make room for the NEW GOODS
now under way from the North and purchased
there at the latest trade sales very low indeed,
will run off my present stock for few days at
such prices as to give great inducements to the
public. Just received,
HANDSOME RIBBONS, all widths and shades
FANS of various descriptions, etc.
I am offering GOODS SUITABLE FOR MEMS
AND BOYS WEAR extremely cheap.
JULIUS MEYER,
527 Broad street, second door from the corner.
Mr.. j. P. ATKINSON and WILLIAM EGGLEsToN
will be pleased to see their friends at my place.
leo J. MEYER.
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RRY GOODS.

~ REAT TIONS AT
VI
,a>E.&s B E L IS.
REAL LACE PoINTs-new designs and choice
qualities -.-
BLACK iron GRENADINES.
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES, all colors;
WHITE PIQUES, .... ........-
= JOUVIN'S BEST KID GLOVES,
ELEGANT FRENCH CORSETS,
So VERY LOW-PRICED DRESS GOODS,
LARGE STOCK OF HOSIERY,
BARGAINS IN TOWELS
TABLE LINENS,
BLEACHED COTTONS,
SHEETINGS, &C.,
at WILLIAM II. BELL q Co.'s.
10 11-1w
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uTARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,

&
w VA.-CHANGE OF PRoPRIETooEEs,ssE1s
Having recently assumedth propretorsh,ip, nlted
old and fashionable watering-place, ana sIs,ors
our arrangements for the entertainment o. FrrTy
we now solicit the patronage OF the Establish.
effort has been made TO restore 10 this s.,ner-
ment It's former reputation. The rs,as nttested In
ties of the waters have been
the numbers who have been relieyedo Of snrx ~
Gouty. and other Affections while sne be- forget
the Baths when once enjoyed can n,., infornstiou
ten. Persons DESTROYS 70 have leii lnt ,n,v con.
CONCERNING tie character Of the waters n lar, on
anti ouP circular which viii be sent 70 'hsi'' y"
application, free Of postage. ..,,. sh,n not be
aWe pledge ourselves that our saoie sas ,uy The
nsssIapr IN snv teps either In city or country. III
name OF our manager 10 sufficient 70 insure s''N
living. 49,, c,,-x,rs "a nv Richmond
.n.i Stsnnton 10 Millboro' DEPOT on tne nsa.t,
nm. rsi Thread where line OF stages eoe Ina
with thc trsins enabling passengers 70 pteSmoaI
Snsinrs the same day after leaving hichaA0'
2xnrhbure, Washington, or Baltimore. 40, week.
DRATEs Or BOARD |: Per day. $50; per WV
a,S nsr month flour weeksS 3se. ox,pr
rs S., Proprlstors.
Major psrxR b. woopwARn Manager mr s-,m
Nay / lses.
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yJOHN e. DOHERTY,

s22 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPoTswooD HOTEL,
has received an excellent assortment OF CLOTHS
CASSIMERES COATINGS, and VEST1NGS. Tor
his spring trade and viii during the season receive
all the novelties imported or manufactured IN TINS
country as fast as introduced. Call and examine
the stock. ap Jill
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rHE HEALING SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY. v,
will be ready for the reception Of visitors by The
three hundred persons. '''
These Springs ARE &C accessible by the Virginia
Soro pepo asa e1nn mines hr from M
and after the LIST Of July from CoSington ON tfs
Central railroad, BY new turnpike road. now mr..
the Springs passing In fun view the ceebrs , 10
The medicinal virtues of these waters are 90 sen-
In the limits Of an advertisement to atempt To as
statement OF the cures effected by their use use.
Pamphlets can be had by application to Messrss..
the Agent at the Springs with certifcatns ~ 10
remarkable cures effected by their use in tho t i
lowing among other diseases ''''
Chronic Laryngitis, Neuralgia
Bronchial Affections, Scrofula,
asthma, Chronic opthalmic Az.
Chronic Gostritis, fectiOns
Dyspepsia. Ozeana offensive disease
Chronic Diarrh9a, OF the nose).
Chronic l)ysentery, Diseases Of the Skin
Chronic Diseases Of the Erysipelas.
Diseases OF Kidneys. kinds.
Irritability of Bladder, Spinal Irrtations
Urinary Deposits: Diseases of Bones,
Enlarged PrOstrate Diseases peculiar 10 re.
Gland, males,
Chronic Rheumatism, Secondary Syphilis in all
The luxury and inyigorating effects Of the Ra,b,
at the Springs are commented on by all who have
used them.
These Springs are delightfully."- situated In the
Warm Spring Valley; and the scenery Is grand
beautiful and picturesque In the highest degree.
Hot and Cold Spout Baths, and Shower and
Plunge Baths ut all hours. Pure frecstone water
from the mountains is conveyed through the build
ings and grounds, affording an ample supply for
all purposes.
All appliances for health. comfort and enjoy.
ment are provided-a fine Band of Music, Billiard.
Room, Ten-Pin Alley. &c.
DR.. BLAIR BURWELL resident physician
Communication by mail and telegraph daily.
nar IA nor "A
month. JOHN l.. EUBANK
Jest Agent
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.cTRAWBgRRY BAsKETS-in aas :, 70
sud uintsuith aud without erste T. s sS,,.pIns
low. The berries cannot os psanS f,r cjrealls
4 'ea' fsp JTSss W0op& FAY . sAaD'
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TITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD THINGS
i AND GOOD MUSIC.-The ladies of the Bclvi-
dere Baptist Church. being anxious to assist In the
erecting of new house of Worship Will give
FEAST OF GOOD THINGS at the Laboratory
Sunday school-room, near the Hollywood Gene
terry.
The public are invited to give them call: .
Tickets of adm1ttance, Is cents, which Will entl-
tie the holder to It's value.
The Feast will be held on the evenings of the 9th,
10TH and 18th instant. Je Sat