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TRESH ROCKLAND LIME 900 bar
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of which this lime Is made Is nearly pure and the
barrels arc full size.
AGRICULTURAL LINE will be delivered AT
all points on James river and on the canal, slahcd
or In quick state. ut the lowest rates.
W. q. TURPIN & CO., Manufacturers,
Rockville Bototourt county. Va.
Address DILLON 4 Elicit,
General Agents, 1903 Dock street,
ty 13--am Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT THE TRUE FOUNTAIN OF
ALTH!
THE COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.
NATURES REMEDY
FOR
CHRONIC DISEASES!

This water presents the rare combination OF
Aperient Diuretic, Diaphoreiic, Alternative, To-
MIC and Eutrophic, properties. Acting freely upon
the bowels liver kidneys. and skin, 1t Thoroughly
pURIFIES THE BLOOD and eliminates from the
system the essential elements Of disease; while pF
It's powerful Tonic and Tutrophic action 1t lnvlgo-
rates the stomach. cnrlchcs the vital nud, gives
tone and energy TO the muscles and nerves, reno
Yates the entire organism, and recstablishes health
and strength.
In Chronic Functional Diseases Of the D1GEs-
TIVE. hillary, URINARY. and UTERINE
ORGANS. It Is n remedy of unsurpassed utility
and power, and has been pre-cminently success
full.
In Dyspepsia Liver Disease, Bilious Com
plants Costvencss, and General Debility IN
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder, and Uretna,
whether of Inflammation. irritation, or debility
I'm some maladics peculiar to the female SEX such
rs Chlorosis, Leucorrhra, and difficult or sup
pressed Menst ruation in Asthma, Chronic Pneu-
monia and Bronchitis, and in other Chronic Dis
eases. the curative action Of the Cold sulphur
Water Is in many cases so speedy and thorough
that In the language Of n distinguished phys-
clan who had himself seen It's effects. "No one
hut an EYEWITNESS would believe In the marvel
lousy rapid change TO normal condition, or that
Of health
Some Of the cures made by 1t are Of very ex-
traordinary character Cases which were appa-
rently Of the most hopeless nature, for the relief
Of which not only all the resources Of medical
skill. but the most celebrated Mineral Springs Of
Virginia, had been used In vain, have been en-
tlrely and permanently cured by the Cold Sui
phur Water. 1t is not only n most certain and
efcctua but also most safe, mild, and pleasant
remedy.
This place Is only TWO MILES from the GOSHEN
DEPOT Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
thrty-four miles west Of Stanton, and Is within
an easy days journey of Baltimore, Md, Wash
ington d. c., and Richmond and Lynchburg, Va.
The climate is delightful, salubrlous, and invigo-
rating.
The hotel Is now open for visitors. The hotel ac-
commodations are good
GOOD BALLROOM MUSIC is In attendance.
Hartman & Co.'S stagc-coaches run daily from
Goshen Depot to this place, and there is also
daily line running between the Cold Sulphur
Springs and the RockbrIdgc Alum.
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Diseases Peculiar to the Female SEA

Diseases Peculiar to the Female Ser.
Mr.. II. \. GooDLoE, of Goshen Depot, Va, in
letter dated August C. 1865, says of the Cold Sui
phur water:
..In affections of the Kidneys 1t acts Ike
charm In female irregularities and the diseases
peculiar to the female sex Ii is 4 remedy OF the
greatest value. | remember the case Of lady who
was carried to the Cold Sulphur upon bed In
state of health so feeble that was surprised she
should have left home, rs thought she could i've
but a very short time: ut after using the water
there ten days. she could walk about, and at the
end of a month she left the Springs i'll perfect
health
II consider the water of the Cold sulphur fully
equal to the Grenbrer White Sulphur. which
have used and with the properties OF which am
well acquantcd.' au2l-f
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Judge L. GIBBONS, Of Mobile, Ala, says:
"As tonic and Alternative, consider them I'M
rivalled, and judging by their effects upon myself
and child unhesitattDgly cay that ] consider
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The COLD SULPHUR WATER in diseases OF
the KIDNEYS.
letter Of 6. L. MCDOWELL, Esq.
4 case of severe Disease Of the Kidneys, of ten
years duration and attended with most aggravated
svmptoms for the relief of which the GfeeR6r1er
White Sulphur, the Roanoke Red Sulphur, and
the S,ceet Springs, fully tried without bene-
fit, cured by the Cold Sulphur water!
STANTON, VA, April 3. 1869.
More than thirteen wears ago. when boy. con-
traCtcd Il severe disease Of the Kidneys, OWING 10
an injury received from strain when liiting; For
some wears afterwards ] suffered a great deal anu
was often confined to bed for weeks at tlme pass
ing blood with my urine.
Twas sometimes SO Ill that my life was despalred
of. and compelled to coninc myself TO i very cry
light and mild diet. was treated by some OF lhe
most eminent physicians and surgeons In Hirgi. .
MIA lint only received temporary relief without
any recruitment benefit from their treatment. !
also tried some Of the most celebrated mineral
waters in the State-thc Gree"6rter Nhlte Snf5
1,b,iy for Il part of two seasons, the RodHohe Reh
SuI,,huT three summers in succession, ana me
Street Springs for three or four weeks. FROM tllc
use of these Springs derived no benefit. In ire
summer OF 1855, when had been suffering III tIiis
way for ten years, was occasionally at the Cold
sulphur Springs, and drank the water once or
twice week throughout the season. AT the end o.
tho summer found myself considerably improved
In the summer Of 1867 was again nj the Cold Sui
phur Springs occasionally throughout the season,
and realized still greater improvement.
I srcnt the last summer (that of l36s) at Goshen,
and visited the Cold Sulphur and drank the water
every day. have found my health great!y m T.
my old disease of the kidneys. and have not now
been troubled with any passage OF bloody urine
for more than twelve months. Ny digestion has
greatly improved and | can now use all ordinary
articles Of food without Inconvenience. Tor
mcrly suffered also with constipation, which has
been entirely relieved by the Cold sulphur water.
consider the Cold sulphur water the best mineral
water with which am acquainted. and attribute
the benefit have received eHtTey to 5tS USE
Callahan post-oNice, Allegheny county, Va.
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The COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS in diseases OF
the STOMACH LIVER. and BOWELS.
Case Of GILES A. MILLER Esq. cf Ametta county,
Virginia.
One OF the most extraordinary cures ever made
by any remedy \ case Of severe and complicated
disease Of NINE YEARS DURATION. for the
relief of which In its earlier stages the Rockbridge
Alum. the Hot Springs, and other mineral waters,
had been used without lasting benefit, entirely r;t-
Ideally. and permanently cured at the Cold Sui
phur Springs.
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them fully equal got s., sssr sspe sy that snd
anse If the almentary canal ard con-
nected Herewith Ihase meet No e9hg y themselves an en-
tire cure
The COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS rs remedy m
a, nc ~ Torprp LIVER, DYSPEPSIA, ERYsfPE-
LAS, SKIN DISEASES, &c. ,,.s .o.nt,,
Letter nj D. KUSKLE, Esq, 81 Aus"St" ''"'''D'
De''S' ~ - Pa.
suMMERDEAN, December Il 1853.
Dear Sir.~f had been living for nun pe, ~
wears in southern climate1had Irequent nv legs
bv the frequent use Of mercury ue masst T then
IN the summer or tgts. think 1t was u mao tnen
been in Virginia 4 year or twol, spent .So w
three weeks at the Cold SULPHUR Sprdlng ood I health
generally ever since lived In the nslghDor psr
benefited and cured Of s GTpiiG yeF
q has baen so long Since that cannot give you
particulars recolect, however, pef,eG,ey se
That after few days. use of the water
AZ well as anybody else, can almost eat Win
MY reis A-' D. KUNKLE.
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DRY GOODS.
nUCKWALL & ROUss,
~ No. 1905 MAIN STREET.
AUGUST Is 1859.
MORE NEW GOODS.

just received per steamers Saratoga and Isasa
gen handsome shipments OF AUCTION BAR
Domestics of al kinds, Prints, &c.: Switches
socs; Misses Morocco Shoes, 81 Elegant Sash RIB.
oons, Perfnmery, Corsets, Envelopes and Paper:
Shoes Misses and Children's Shoes Dress Goods
and straw Goods at any price Casssmeres Car
per dozen. nm ~
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Dr. John r. WOOD Of Goshen Depot, says
"This water Is decidedly the finest TONIC, AL
TErATIvE and DIURETIC, that have ever seen
among the Mineral Springs Of Nirglnia.'
DR.. JOHN II. FREEMAN, of Lexington, Va,
aIn the course Of an active practice during
thirty years ! have never seen indigestion so
spccdily relieved by any remedies or by any mine
raj water as by the Cold sulphur
letter Of Dr.. S. NJ. H1LEMAN, Of Rockbrtdge
County, Ia.
Remarkable cure Of case of Chronic Bronchl-
It's and Pneumonia.
KEGR's CREEK, RocKBR1DGE COUNTY. YA,}
August II, 1868.
S. Goode:
Sir,-In accordance with your request suonl
To YOU 4 brief statement OF Il case OF raplu re-
covcrv which came under my own Immediate OBJ
Scrvation. Mrs. y. L., aged about iilty-sX years;
was about four years ana SIN months ago ahcctcu
with typhoid pneumonia. Her illness was pro-
trictcd and in fact for some time the case ap-
tally rcstorcdto health For four years she mad
complained with 4 continued soreness OF inc
breast and very distressing cough; ana In iact
had presented ali the symptoms OF 1nclplent
phthisis. 4 visit Of i've weeks at The Colu sui
phur has astOnished all by producing perfect
cure. 49, ~
known to me- but its curative properties are as
tonishing. 1t is powerful tonic-diurctic. ape
ricut and Alternative. BY its use all Chronic Dis
eases Of the Lungs. Dyspepsia. cpatic DISORDERS,
Affections Of the Spleen, Bladdcr, ana hldncEs
and Chlorotic Diseases, will receive great relief,
if not be permanently cured. With these bricl
hints trust that many may be greatly bcnehtcd
~ 10 "7'' s. N. HILEMAS, NJ. d.
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LUMBER, LATUS, &c.

T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-The
IL subscribers keep always on hand large stock
OF LUMBER OF every description. Mahogany,
Plank, aud Newell Posts Shingles, Slaves, Laths,
Spokes, &C., Of their own manufacture. Having
the controlling interest In the beat mill IN the state
located In virgin pine and OAK forest viii contract
to furnish on reasonable terms, timber OF III sizes
aud dimensions. Always on hand > large supply
OF B!tLED FORAGE (hay and oatsl. We occupy
the whole canal street from. from Finn u six'
serests Give us II call before buying elsewhere.
ie ls---sm* TRUMAN A, PARKER i CO.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA., !
JauuIrv IN 1860.
Samuel Goodc. Esq.. cold Sulphur Springs:

oUHIVtt UUV.T1, ESY'. JVE0t '17ET0t"' '1P7 0''3V'
Dear Sir,--In accordance with your request.
take pleasure in certifying that | visited the Cold
Sulphur Springs near the close of the last season,
and as thcrcsult of my observations on the ground
formed most favorable opinion of the value OF
the water. Drunk ut the spring, the water IS found
to be very cold and very grateful to the palate and
to the stomach. No discomfort Is cauSedb by drink
ing five or six or more glasses II on!ya lew MI
nrtcs intervene between the taking ofthc success
sivc glasses. ,
Invariably, so far as | could learn, persons In
good or moderate health experience marked
Sharpening Of the appetite and capacity for in
dulging it with impunity, and very many eases Of
confirmed Dyspepsia are radically cured. Its I'M
mediate sensible effects are those Of mild llNa-
tive and an energetic urinary d!luent. ! had no
opportunity of observing it, action in the treat
ment OF Chronic iIcpaic and CutancollS Diseases
hnt from the analogy of it sensible effects to those
of the Grccnbricr White Sulphur there Is reason to
believe that it, thcrapeut!cal applications arc CO.
extensive with those Of that celebrated water.
Very respectfully yours,
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Latter of JAMES s. FOSTER, Esq.


j.. case of disease of the LIVER, STOMACH. ana
KIDNEYS attended with obstinate 1l,, 6n
Of the bowels and great general deDllty: cuIeu u!
the Cold Sulphur water in three weeks time.
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS; August Il, 1858.
came to this place about three weeks ago, -
was then suffering from Imperfect oiges.Iodn hnu
news were much deranged. My bowels were OBJ
stnately constipated, several days fresuenMSyy
urine was scanty and high-colored. was aIeo
subject to pains in the region Of the kdneys al o.
most to take from me the power of walking. was
Consequently very feeble, and suffered much from
general debility. and was rest and conld steep
Int little at night have now been using the water
here for three weeks. All the symptoms stated
above have been cured by 1t. The action CT my
bowels and kidneys Is now regular and hcalthg'
The pain In the region of my kidneys has dlsap-
peared My appetite and digestion are good. My
Sleep at night is sound and unbroken. Ny strength
Is restored and my general health good being
much better than 1t has been at any time within the
last six years. JAMES ;. fosIbK,
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Remarkable cure Of severe dyspepsia and irrita-
flnn of the bowels. for the relief OF when the
Rorkhridgc Alum and other Springs had been uscd
without benefit. ,,o
This is to certify that in the summer OF is9o
when recovering from a severe attack OF typhGla
dysenterv which had reduced me TO mere skele-
ton, after visiting the Rockbridge Alum and other
Springs In the mountains, resortcd 70 the Cold
SULPHUR then almost unknown, where improved
very rapidly from my enfeebled condition. when
I went to the Cold Sulphur could not digest the
llghtcst article Of food and suffered also from irrl
tation of the bowels. In n short time could ear
any and every article of food set before me, and
digest and assimilatc 1t easily and perfectly, ana
recovered my usual health rapidly.
WILLIAM CHAPMAN. ID. ID. ;.
Letter of fhe Rev. DR.. B. SEARS. formerly Pre-.
sideuf Of The Broom UnirerSity and 1,Olo General
agent If the Peabody Education Fund:
STANTON, VA, May l, 1899.
S. G00de, ESP: $780,, ..oo,-. =.
the Cold Sulphur Springs last summer, ana we
were much benefited by the waters, when appear
to me to be excellent. / saw many others there
who were equally benefited.
Respectfully, yours,
b. SEARS.
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CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF,!

All WHO WISH % Duy bargains would do well 70
call AZ 2. STACSE'S, No. l4ll MAIN STREET.
I am selling of my whole stock Of SUMNER
GOODS at and below cost In order to lay in my
TENDER. You will find 4 nice assortment OF La
dies Dress Goods, Lawns at12ic., Mozambiques at
Delaiaes at 20c., Swiss Cambria Pique at 20c
White Linen Tabie-Cloths ut so. rs, and SIC.
Great bargains In Boys and Mems Wear-such
as Cassimeres, Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, Hosie-
ries, Flannels, Shawls from 81 upwards and a
great many more cheap articles too puinerous TO
mention.
Call early and secure some os these great bar
gains at P. STRAUSE'S
au d--5w No. 13I1 Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DICHMOND COLLEGE.
The next session OF this institution will open
OCTOBER 1ST and close JULY lST,
The course of study Is distributed among seven
Independent schools, so divided into classes and
sections as to accommodate students of different
grades OF advancement and secure TO each thorough
instruction In the ccturc-room.
EXPENSES.
Tuition In three schools (the usual NUMBER and
other fees, S55.
Board In professors or other private families a.
S54 per quarter three monthsl In messing clubs,
about SO per month.
For catalogue and detailed information address
B. PURYEAR,
Chairman of the Faculty,
post-offlce box lS3 Richmond, Va.
iy n2-WSS
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The attention Of the public IL respectfully called
to the subjoined letters and certificates of EMF
SEST PHYSICIANS and others, which most con-
clusively establish the great and extraordinary
powers of the COLD SULPHUR WATER as II
remedial agent In many Chronic Diseases.
DIR. c. II. HARRIS a distinguished physician Of
Staunton, Va, says:
From what have known, and now witness by
ocular demonstration, ] have no hesitation In
stating that as valuable Tonic, Alternative, or
Eutrophic and Diuretic, the Cold Sulphur has no
superior If an equal, anywhere.
Sin diseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
and Skin, It's curative power is wonderful
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Letter of DR.. J. L. CABELL, the eminent Professor
of Physiology and Surgery of the University OF
Virginia '.hs the result OF his observations on
the ground. he formed most favorable opinion OF
the value OF the WATER
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DIR. JOHN r. WOOD. Of Goshen Depot, says
"This water Is decidedly the finest TONIC, AL
TErATIvE and DTrRETIC, that have ever seen
among the Mineral Springs Of Virginia.
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