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NUIIUE Is hereby gwen, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Lxtcut,r of Tie Viii of
MARY I. MORT, N, lat. of Por land,
in the county OF Cumberland, deceased ami toLou
upon mseli that trust by giving b. nds n The Nv
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tate OF said deceased, are REQUIRED TO eSbih, ~.
same; and all pei indebted to sail esisis srs
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international Steamship Go.
Passport, Calais and 81. John.
O1Gby, Windsor 81 Halifax.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ONE TRIP PCFg WEgn-

ON and after Monday JAN 3
.s the steamer INV BRUNSWICK,
o. frElNN Capt s. PIKE, will leave
4e@4.ksea24 Railroad Wharf, loot OF Slate St.
-. 1,a1.11'. every Monday at O'Clock P. NJ,
Thursday. WY
Connecting at Eastport with Steamer
SoEES, Tor ST. Andrews, and Calais and with
stations. anu 1ioui'os
Connecting at st. John with the Steamer EN-
rhESS Tor Digby, Windsor and Halifax, and with
dlate stations.
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Every intelligent and thinking person must know
laat remedies handed out general should have
ther efficacy established by well tested experience IN
the hands OF regularly educated ply stefan, whose
preparatory studies t him for al the duties be NUT
fulnl; yet the country is flooded with poor ncstrun
and cure-as, paport lg to be the best In the world
Mnich are not oiaS seless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate ekAA lie PARTICULAR in selectlna
his ply stefan, as 1t is lamentable yet
Bile tact, that nanv syphluc patients are made mil.
cradle with rum constitutions by maltrearmett
from inexperienced physicians in general practice or
tisa point generally c0nce0ed by the best syphlogr
1hers, that the study snd management these coz
daints should engross the whole time OF those who
would be competent and successful In their treat.
nent and cure. The inex perenced general pract
hoRer having neither Opportunity tine to mgf.
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
ng an indiscriminate that antarAtsd and dss.
gefous wsRpon, the Mercury.
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For several years have been troubled with tine
worst type of Scrofula; tour weeks ago NV NECK ami
breast was covere With Scro ula Ulcers then COM
menced taking the Unvers ty Med cine. NV sores
soon vanished, and general health as better than
IL LAS U Ell before Tor Seven years.
MARC AkEr MOVES Oxsord street
Portland, Jan "A, 1870, Gsh 1872
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Il suffered % ,ears with Piles, was cured. and
will send the e. eipt free.
feblt4w Rev. FOSTER DIX, Jersey City,N j.
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For some fifteen days, my family has been us;no
the University Medicines with the most gratiiy1ps
resu ts NV wiie is last recover ing t,om Cbioni.
Lat1rrh, Bronchitis, and kry snelas. NV daughIer
was So affec Ell with arb, that her breath was We
ry offensive. In two days she was entirely released
OF the ooiious smell, and have no doubt in sh ort
time will be merely Tree OF the disease
Mr.. ID. STiLLINGs, No. 6 Alder Street.
Portland, January u, 1870.
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The Highest Premiums awarded on oroans and
Melodeohs at the New England Fair held in Poll
l have recently introduced the Wilcox Patent
Organ Fellows and sounding Board, which ia sT.
ments VIM. P, HASTINGS
e9dc2hteod No. Is Chestnut street, Portland. Me.
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
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debility is accompanied by many alarming symp-
toms, and If no treatment is submitted to, consum-
ton, insanity, or epileptic fits ensue.
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For NoN-RETENTION or INCONVENIENCE Of
Urine irritation, Inflammation, or liberation of the
bladder or Kidneys diseases of the PROSTATE glands
stone In the bladder, calculus gravel or brickdrst
deposits, and all diseases of the bladder, kidneys,
and dropsical swellngs,
USE HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT RIJcH1r
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a GlE 1m,n ior their spare ana
Sewing Machine, Gold Waich, a Bib e, money
ana other goods given as premium. How, When,
where, W hat and all other paI Iiculars FREE. Ad-
Jan 1S-4w
T WAS cured of Deafness and Catarrh by a sim
Il 10 E4-7
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RATES OF.PAssAGE
oy tue wednesday steamers, 10. carrying emiprants
sIse SaDin' ..'.'...'''................ .S13U -.
Seeohu Saoin 80 SViu'
rHst Sapp 10 Parls. ..............S145 gold
by Thursday and Saturday Steamers,
First Cabin. $780, gold Steerage $780,. currency
steamer OF this line leaves Liverpool tor Boston
every Tuesday. bringing freight and passengers d.
rect. ~
seerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
ana All Parts OF Europe, at lowest la.es.
through Bills OF Ladine giveb tor Belfast GLASGOW
LAVE, AnweIp, and her ports ON the CONTINENT:
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Freedom Nn,ice.

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nio Is 20 give notice that have given my son
M olty 10 act ana 90 ioI himsel:; snd shall claim
none o, MS earnings, nor pay any debts OF hs
LUKE BROWN.
Nortn Br1d9ton, Jan 81 1870. ja26d lwteeqzV
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
PROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders in
all their stages, at little expense little or no change
OF diet, no Inconvenience and no exposure. It Is
pleasant in taste and odor, immediate in its action
aud free al.injurious. properties.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

q. Il. PERKINS, of the ELKo INDEPENDENT.
attended the anniversary on the I'D. Charley
ID IL good boy. He has "a good paper. He is
enthusiastic on Elko and Eastern Nevada.
He insists that Elko is destined 10 be not
only the Capitol but the metropolis of Nevada
Perkins would make most excellent State
Printer. If he will accept the nomination, he
is my man: What say you, Democrats?-
Humboldt Register
Charley's peculiar notions, originating from
superabundance of natural modesty, irocu-
lated from the verdant slopes Of the Green
mountains, led him TO suppress the above
extract, which surreptitiously will see the
light notwithstanding. We know of nc
special reason why Charleys genial light
should he obscured under bushel because ht
happens to be connected with newspaper
Charles J.. Perkins was the nominee of the
Democracy III 1868 for the Office of State
Printer, and his standing was indicated il
the fact that he ran ahead of his ticket, ex-
ceeding Seymour by II large vote. Mighels, OF
the Carsou Appeal, had no easy thing on the
election even then, and we are Of the opinion
that if he ever tries the track again against
his old competitor, lie will find it the hardest
road to travel he ever struck.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02
Dis,ric, Court Proc dings.

'ND"t tfp. =. SEENhN, PRfSlDlS''..
February sSth.--:ststc Of Nevada W. jas * Brubst
indicted for assault with jeS,ily weapon with inc
TO do bodily harm-TriL st Tor March itiL Bonds
heretofore s,t.
Grand Jury camr Into aud presented the fol.
lowing indictments
state of N,Nads ~. IancS Dali aud Swamp JOhIi
alias Chn-- Evelyn -charr" q Vraud larrruy GRANTED
unul Friday next tn pleid. Ban In each set at
sJngt
state "f Nevada ". Susie Rapcr and I'll Gibson
Granted until Thursday a. plead. BAH OF Gibson
let AZ SJ.UDu.
state OF Nevada Va VI. T. Haincs. charged with as
sault with deadly wsAIpn with intent to- do bodily
harm. Deadly weapon was rurth"rn mugs, commonly
known as Tom and Jerry mngs--unloaied.l Bonds
set NJ $1,000, and given.
State ~ Nevada Thomas Henernan charged
with robsery-Motinn for n change Of venue hereto.
fore made aud TAKEN uudeT Adyiseinen 10y the CouTt
overrulcd- Tria set for Marrh let.
Tho ioiiuNing oururr were excused for good cause
Julius StcinhtrGer. q. H. Ilobicr. and L. Ham.
Court adjourned until March LIST.
March lst-l2iH trial % Thomas IcfIcrman occupied
the attention % the Court The jury retired At 4
O'Clock J.. NJ. and had not returned n verdict when
We went Ia press.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02
Pofnonala

Humboldt county is well represented in
Elko this week. Hon. NJ s. Bonniheld and
o. Il. Leonard, Esq. are in town attending to
legal business. General P. II. Harris. Dis
trict Attorney of that county, came up last
night to prosecute an important criminal case
now nendine. Quite a number Of witnesses
will be up tonight .T'. ~
JUDGE GEoRGE G.. BERRY. of the Fifth Ju-
dicial District, arrived in town last night, and
will remain with us few days. The Judge
has many old friends here as well as in his
own county. h. i..A ~"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

o. @. MArTnr has the finest harness and
sAddlory shop between Sacramento and Ohm.
Ia: His new building on Commercial stree,
IL inll 81 the best kind of work. I'm tbe rcor
H. .. ieates has fitted up a boot and shoe
S ', IN The very best style. Taking tho two
nhePsfu9ents together, the establishment can
pluuIy be surpassed nnYMhnrc
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

JUSTICE or THE PgAcs.-Mr. Archie MELON.
"'o, Oh fhe Valley. filed his bond last weak,
NV Justice OF the Peace for the Pine Valley
Nv wMlP, which includes Railroad district.
onj a o',ynhld Is an old pioneer Of this State.
Of. ''"'''y Gun pe prou'i
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

EIPRovHG. Californinns nre now in better
spirits than they have been for several weeks
past, and since the last rain are sanguine of an
average crop throughout the State. The usu-
al amount of showers during March and April
will make the farmers perfectly safe in nearly
all portions ofthat State. The Scientific Press
of the 18th says, there is an evident improve
ment in business generally, and the dis
arrangement in business caused by the COM
pletiou Of the railroad is fast being settled,
and the gloom of the past six months is pass
ing away. An improvement is also noted
among the foundrymen with regard to their
prospects, and there are indications of liveler
times. Some foundries are employing larger
numbers Of men.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

Our or LUGK.-The Elko Copper & Silver
Mining Company fitted ont Superintendent
about three months ago, with some $500 worth
of mining supplies TO work their mines in
Railroad district The result was misplaced
confidence, for the supposed "honcst miuer''
sold most OF his outfit Mt Mineral Hill, pocket
ed the money, bilkcd his hackers and uncere-
moniously left for Eureka. The Elko boys
feel sore, and begin 10 believe that white men
are mighty uncertain. The company propose
10 obtain all the facts i'll tho matter and pub
ish the individual whom they claim has 80
shamefully imposed on them
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

oroP lr.--Sheriff Fitch has a fine LOT Of
pigeons that fly gracefully over town, and
oro as pretty ns they can I've. somo ,n;.,h;s,
Gus boys are in the habit Of SHOOTING md
trapping them, much TO Bon, e nnnoyanco
lilo wants II stopped, and IL must be.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

MuSIo.-The musical performances every
night at John Epley's saloon Is becoming an
attractive feature of that end of town, The
performers. Mcssrs. W. Grffcy. Sam, RYAN
and Buissey. are all first-class musicians. Mr..
Grfiey has the reputation of being one Of the
finest performers on the flute in America.
The trio is hard 10 beat
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

GEORGE ESsBuRr is prince among caterers, and
spreads his tables at the What Cheer House without
stint IN the way Of wholesome and well COOKED eata.
bles ms stewards are mos. gentemAnly and Atten.
tive, Anc the entire conduct OF the house Is = success
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

MEssRs. SHEPHERD, George and Dow, u COM
mittee to view out the road TO Railroad dis.
trict, have returned, aud made u report last
night. e.. .
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

The CHrr JusrtcE. Our friend A. White
IN nov getting ChicfJns,ico Of tho Cous.-house
saloon, and his court Is becoming quite no
poP1lhr ms tho concern across the street, indg.
'"B iron Tho crowd In regular attendance
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

STEVENS Of the Elko House, is fitting mn
ian 9go oPl. hotel in shape, to open in sbon,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

RErEIs, the negro Senator has been admit
ted Ia his scat.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-02

CIcARs.-For the best brands of cigars go to
the Cabinet Saloon. ... ....-...- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

Masonic Election. - Manchester Lodge
F. 4. M. at its last meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers T. w. Crow, w. n. ; j. ID.
Craig, S. W.; j. r. Perdue, j. w; W. w.
Pool, secretary; J.. s. Clarke, treasurer Ii.
Fitzgerald, s. and T.; Revs. T. J. Boggs, j.
p. Garland, andJ. E. Hammond, chaplains !;
w. R. Weisiger, J. Ii. Hatcher, and A. A.
Allen, trustees.
l. O. 0. F-Henderson Lodge of Odd
Fellows elected: n. g., E. Morrisctt; v.
e., +. G. D. Farmer; Secretary, S. e.
Woodtin; Treasurer, L. r. Chilcs, Jr.;
Chaplain, Rev. G. II. Harding.
School Erercises.-To-nigh at tho Nc.
thodist church ut SA O'Clock, an exhibition
will be given by the scholars attached to
the school Of Mrs. /. Belle Fox. There
will be music, compositions, dialogues, and
other entertaining exercises. The public
are respectfully invited to attend. We havo
in all of our. woe one consolation: From
the wreck of the past, which hath perished,
we have at least saved teachers enough pro-
perly to Instruct our young and as long as
we have teachers like Mrs. Fox there need
be no fears that either the minds or morals
of tho rising generation will be neglected,
or that they will ever lose sight of tho eslo-
rious traditions Of tlio I';tsu.
Festiual.-The ladies of the Baptist church
offer every evening at the room on Market
Square a most delicious article of icc-cream
and other luxures ut Richmond prices.
The Manchester Baptsts have encountered
Various difficulties, but have bravely tri-
umphed over them, and we trust that this
effort to assist in liq,lidating church debt
will be successful. This congregation,
though poor in this worlds goods, is rich
in willingness to labor in the vineyard Of
their master and spread gospel truth in the
waste regions round about Manchester.
Come up and help them.
Brief Mention.-The Handsome young
men" of Manchester propose celebrating
the salorious Fourth by picnic and soiree
dan sante at High View, which will eclipse
anything within the memory of tho oldest
nhabitant. We learn that the "Ugly
Club" are going to Norfolk.
The average attendance at our Sabbath
schools is rs follows : Baptist, 2l1 scholars,
Is teachers ; Methodist, 126 scholars, II
teachers; Presbyterian, 10 scholars, y
teachers Episcopal, 75 scholars, II teach
ers.
The Manchester Philologians still live,
and hold forth every other Thursday night.
AS i'll days Of yOrc, 1t contains some most
excellent material.
The meeting of Manchester Royal Arch
Chapter, postponed on account of rain,
will be held on Thursday night.
1t is the intention of the Alert Fire Com
pany to have a grand washing very soon,
and invite their friends from over the
"brmey waters" Their beautiful engine
is us bright as a new pin. ~
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DIR. BLEDsoE's ADDREss-SpIg1r OF Mo-
bERE kATIoNALIsH-dcliyere last night at
the First Baptist church before the literary
societies Of Richmond College was d most
mastery discussion of the Spirit Of Mo-
dern Rationallsm. Our reporter undertook
20 prepare an abstract, but soon found that
all his time and attention would be REQUIRED
TO ofollow the profound reasoning and to ap-
prectate the keen, thrusts at Claiming,
buckley, Strauss, Rcnan, Leckey. and
others. We despair of, being able to pre-
sent In our limited space anything like a
iair exhibit of an address SO full of varied
learning, acute thought, and humble piety.
This, however, is the less to be regretted,
asWe feel suro that such production will
not.be allowed to remain in manuscript,
but will soon see the light again, either in
tho pages of the Southern Reuieeo or in
pamphlet form. The young gentlemen of
the college deserve the thanks of the large
audience which assembled last evening for
the privilege OF, hearing such an Grafton.
Truly eloquent were tho closing sem
tences, in which the young men were
warned against the power of evil habit, and
earnestly urged to the development of the
whole man, not according to the shallow
tenets Of false rationalism, but according to
the profound principles of that true ration
alism which always has been and always
will be allied to q pure christianity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29

MonrUARY REponr.-The following Is the
mort,lary report for the week ending safur,
day, June %, 1870, compiled from seXtons
returns received at the Office OF the Board
Whole number of deaths in the city, 90 !;
in addition, stil-born were reported xS1; SeX
Males, 10; females, l3. Color Color, ,,,l1s1 White
males, II white females, Goiorea I;nags malss'
s; colored females, 8. Condition single,
iG'; married, l.; wldowers. 4; widows 2;
Unknown, m s, Nativity: United States. % j
ireland, 8; England,1 Locality: Ctty az
large, Marshall Ward, 3; Jefferson =, Wara. 1S
8; Madison Ward, Z; Monroe Ward, ~ ~
Aimshouse, 4 College Intirmary, !. age :
One day to thirty, 8; one month to six, 2;
one year to three, q ten years to twenty, ven :,
to ii t6sty syv o sxsy Essrs as
~ to- ssvc,pfv' 8: seventy years to eighty, Q;
eighty eli nos years to ninety, 1. By whom cert:
dei Regular practitioners, %; irregular,
practitioners, l; coroner l.; boas@ o'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29

MAYORS Court, TUEsDAY-Mayorr Ely:
son aresiding--John Mum was bound
over in $500 to keep the peace for twelve
months towards all the people of this Com
monwealth, and particularly towards his
wife, whom he had been beating.
Mary Sheay, trespassing on the premises
of and assalllting and beating Mary Hill,
was sent to the grand jury for Indictment.
John West (colorcd), using prof;ine and
indecent language in the street, was fined
Is. His father (Rcuben West the barber)
promised to pay the amount. and John was
turned loose.
Martha Jones (negress), entering the
house of fJohn Kimbrough in the nighttime
and concealing herself with intent to steal.
Sent Oh for Indictment, and $500 bail re-
uuired for her appearance.
L. Woodbridge (negro), assauiting Charles
Brown. Discharged.
Susan Carter (negro) was sent on for in
dictrnent in two cases one for being drunk
in lhc street, carrying concealed weapons,
and threatening to shoot Charles Hare and
the other for assaulting and beating Jenny
Dickinson. ...' .@'.'"
Patrick VSullivan, firing a pistol in the
corporate limits. Dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29

TETELLE, No. 1904, is con-ssrSfsygsss
II Quoting tl,c summer campaign S~--ss.S1S -.
.,' TIA. toluIujssarv Department. and viii light II
,m, ou lhls line HIS immediate means of active
sui"I~lcncc are drawn from the four quarters Of
ia" lobe including land and sea, while his re-
',FEa. REFRESHING ICES, KEbTORATIFE
bhfEkb OF THE MOST hNTFuL EoMBlhA-
jIpS. AED THE VERY BEST LlQUOKS, Ill
"dts supplied promptly.
The VEGETABLES and MEATS Of the season,
ol-o Fish, CRABS, TURTLES &c., served In
al forms with the inost ~ pcricncGa skl,t, !,
rtrt cg,,nmiss0irei He has banishcd want aud
ltalsllrd Iuxnry. teel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29
w EET SPRINGS,

\. " TT. II III .NNE'N,
y MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
ui@ delightful WhTt.ki NJ ,tEStk"', farur:t-
.N known a. the "blyD SWEET,' and famous
t,, III. wonderful medicinal properties of its wa
',r> and fashionable patrons, Will open for the
,-nu nn J Il Ne 18th.
I.. locaII lon 900 feet above The sea level with
..,H mountain air and most magnificent scenery.
fo-,it.r with two extensive baths, supplied
"i'h mineral water from springs that rise In the
ait~ AT a temperature of Is degrees, renders the
Old sweet >, the most attractive resort In the
lrrt"d ~tt,cs Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
illuminated hy ga.
suitable livery In connection with tlic Springs.
Telegraph communication to every part of the
wnr.i. Board IS per day; S75 per mouth.
JOHN Il. WILSON,
Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29

THE TEMPERANCE PIC-NIo.-The commit
tee on the temperance picnic had final
meeting on Monday night last, and uuani-
mollsly adopted motion to place i'll The
hands of the chairman Of tho committee,
Mr.. Z. II. Mullen, the amount OF ci. int dot
lars and sixty cents to aid i'll repairing the
Methodist Episcopal church ut Rockets.
The amount given was all that was realized
from the picnic, and as it was not the in-
tcntion in the first place to make money by
it, we think no better disposition could
have been made of the surplus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29
OPEN MAY Is, 1870.

This ftvorita aud celebrated WATERING
TjNHE IL now III complete order for tho rccep-
,..H uf guests.
>..wc important improvements have been added
frr buildings since the establishment passed
ia' The hands Of the present proprietor, ana 1t is
1, purpose to Lccpit III Il style not surpassed
aa where IN Virginia.
Trc remarkable medicinal and curative power
.l 'h-@wat1r Is well known u the medical profess
..,.M mud to the springs going pnulic. AS an AL
1TENTlNE, 4 DiFFrSlEE STlMULhkT and
.rNlt. ilrrc l. no known mineral water equal
j. Il. In al anTmIr conditions ot the systcnt and
Hf..htn -duN! states ot the constitution, loss III
,,Irlitr, and general nervous ir"s'ra'loI, Its
ln.,,trs and virtue as restorative may be safely
jruuuUnccd In DC without n known rival amongst
iLr mineral waters al the world.
They are especially indicated In the whole class
- ailments pccularto the female constitution.
Tl,t prnprictcrswlN have provided for the lawns
,E.i haiI-rnufn tirst- class band Of music ana
'o ,m"Ta! all iIss sources of enGscln:nC sshd re-
,,raIlom usually found at nuI9cSt summer resorts
viii tc at the command OF tlE guests at "ROCh-
hElhGE ALUM.''
I'M, place Is within eleven Ia thiSTen hours OF
htthunnh, " Washington, Baltimore, &c, hy rail !;
,iI in daylight. Passengers leave the cars OF the
, A">apeake and ohio railroad at Goshen depot
I'.i new and elegant stasc-coacheS, passing Ta-
i't!y over q smooth and level road of only clgh.
miles. sci down the visitors ~ the springs TO tea.
Telegraph office IN the h,l.i
JAMES 4. FIR AIlER, PropI tCtOr.