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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-16
Guns, Pistols, Etc.

I INFORM my frcnds and
@ public i'll general that 1 have
just received all entire new
Vstock OF Double and Single lar
rel GUNS, NErEATERS, Flasks, Pouches,
Belts, Caps, Buck-Shot. Cartridges.
Cartridges FOR ali kinds Of l's,ols, Powder
and Shot.
ALSO,
REPAIRING done ut short notice.
Oct P. W. KRAFT, Main street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-16
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing winch
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and. effcctunl
for preserving Mn.
hair. Faded or gJuy
hair as soon 7'cstN,s1
to Hs original 'colfr.-
aciM the gloss e@a
freshness Of yosttx-
Thin hair is thick
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-20

MAYORS CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of by Recorder Powers Sa-
turday
A. A. Jones (white), drunk and trespass.
ing on the premises Of the city water works
and committing a nuisance thereon. Fined
$3.50.
William Garlick (white), unlawfully col
lecting and receiving $40 under false pre-.
tences from E. Crouch. Dismissed, no ielo.
NOUS intent appearing. ,..s..1
Betsy Banks and Jano Turner (coiored),
threatening to assault and beat Eliza Nash.
The latter for threatening to immediate Bet
sy Banks. Both warrants dismissed, and
parties directed to make themselves scarce.
Fanny Coleman (colored), creating dis
turbance in the dance house of James Price,
and using profane and indecent language Oh
the street. Fined $2.50.
Charles Courtney (colored). picking the
pocket of John Breeden and stealing there
from one dollar and fifty cents. Sent on for
Indictment. 3H SHT
Jordan A. jackson (colored), assaultlne
and beating Sarah A. Jackson $3.50 secu-
rity required. 5#sf,
Pat Lydon, Dennis O'Conner, and John
OConner, assaulting James jackson. Dis
missed.
George N. Gwathmey was reported for al-
lowing his son, John L. Gwathmey, to
throw rocks in the street, and breaking and
injuring property Of the State of Virginia in
the hall Of the House of Delegates. Sum
mons issued, sa-i4 -
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PATENT AIR TARGET

PATENT AIR TARGET
IL. -.PIsToL.-ratent.d June 1st, 1899: This
pistol, though but recently brought before the
public, has already become a great fayorite both
with gentlemen and ladies'
-. ASIAN AMUSEMENT.
1t has not only the accuracy and distance requi-
site for the common pistol Eargst prac5les pnt u
DANGER that Is inseparable with the use OF fire.
arms. 1855 Esr.. ~
>. The most timid lady soon becomes fascinated
withit
Unlike croquet and other popular amuseinents,'
Il is neither con fined to the house or out of doors
It requires no SECOND or third person to make it
interesting Stail the old :lda9e 1.-THE more the
merrier" likewise applies to 1t.
Like all games that require practice to become
Bktfut, 1t does not soon become an old story, but
the more 1t is used the better Il Is appreciated.
To those who wish TO traln the eye and nerves to
handle deadly weapons with qufckness and cer..
taipsy this AYR PISTOL Is q trainer that requires
no expensive place fitted up TO avoid the noise
and dxnger TO others. s. $50 -
should you want to buy one, call at the AGEN-
OK, 1911 Main street, and leave your name and as
GREAT AMUSEMENT for the SPRINGS.
10 oN--SS
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL PARKER RE-
sPoNDs TO THE RULB AGAINST HIM. In the
circuit court of the city Of Richmond Sa-
turday morning, David 3. Parker, United
States marshal, responded to the rule served
on him from that court to show callse why
he should not be punished for contempt of
court in not obeying the writ of haJeas
corpus issued in the case of Patrick Woods.
Parker appeared and answered byhiscoun-
sci, MIR. Jenkins, that he had arrested Mr..
Woods by the Speaker of the House of Re-
presentatiyes' order, and that Woods was
now in the custody Of the Congress Of the
United States, and disclaimed any contempt
of court, etc. i. -
Major Johns then asked tho court that an
order be entered "That at the request of
counsel for complainant to the rule, the
rule against D. B. Parker be dismissed"
Judge Wexford replied that in accord
ance with the request of Woods's counsel
it should be done, and the rule was accord
inxly discharged. This action of Major
Johns was in accordance with instructions
from Washington from General Bradley T.
Johnson. Judge Welltord was evidently
very reluctant to discharge the rule for con-
tempt, and only did so at the earnest solici-
tation Of Woods's counsel.
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"A CASE OF JEALeusy-IT ENps IN SHOOT
IsG.-Two gentlemen OF color, whose
names are iInmateriai to this narration, as
they arc unknown TO nine-tenths OF it's read
ers and cannot be remembered by cur re-
porter Just, now, became enamored of the
same sable and charming da1nselin Rockets
much about the same hour on the same day
early in last week. This begat little cool.
ness between the two lovers. They passed
each other mnmbling, rolled their eyes at
one another Whenever they met, and their
0nly sasueatiOns were such as "Iook here.
Niger, buss you opengyou don't keep to
yourself and lem me 'ione; I set YOU right
on your back, num- s. Look here, Won
black nigger, you, who you taIkiR to in dat
surrigus manner, anyhowf Go long bout
yonf business. Idon't 'twant have no fuss
wild you nohoW.ni
such a state Of affairs as this could not
last always 'withouta elimination of some
KIND. On Saturday 1t was reached. The
TWO lovers met, and one Of them having an
advantage Of his rival in the shane Of n
shotgun loaded with mIstard-seed shot. let
fly at him, and peppered his stomach well.
lie was arrested; and will have q hearing
before tho Mayor this morning. On the
same principle that Spotted Tail got his
name, we would call the Injured gentleman
in this case Spotted Stomach. = ~
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The Rice divorce suit for fraud I'm age Is causing
great excitement In Boston. It should warn young
men not to marry in haste. Rice fs but twenty
two, his bride thirty-seven. He swears that she
made him believe she was hut his own age, by
using Magnolia Balm upon her face. neck, and
hands, Poor youth. He probably found her ell
bows weren't quite so soft and pretty. Ought Ha-
gan to be fndtctedp We know or many similar
cases. This Balm gives q most wonderful nearly
and natural complexion, to which we don't OBJ
tect. We like pretty women. To finish the pic
ture, they should use Lyon,s Kathairon upon the
hair. With peariy chin, rosy cheeks and SOFT,
iuxurfant tresses, they become Irresistible.
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This delightful summer resort 's situated In The
m"uutstns OF the Valley OF VirgillIs, twelve miles
The RhwiEY WHrER has long been known
as the STRONGEST and best halybeate In the state
IL Is alternative, eutrophic, tonic, dlurcti:, and
sometimes aperfeHt, In It's action. AS a remedy
In scrofnss, cheonfc ancmia, and chlor0Sis, hys-
terla, fuor albGs, passive hemorrhagcs, dy spcp-
urinary organs and OF the uterus, and in general
for all maiat.ics which are caused by poverty OF
the blood and an enfecbicd condition OF the iier-
TONIC WATER TT HAS NO EQUAL among
the mincral springs ofthe Knitted States.
Invd|ids whose constitutions have been broken
down 10y acute or chronic diseases, or whose sys-
TENS have become cnervated aud enfecbled under
the relaxing and facilitating effects OF residence
In unhealthy locations, or by irregular habits OF
strength s from this dEbiciNH sHs % FouNTaiM Is
while the beautiful scenery, tnvigorating climate.
ample facilities for PLEASANT recreation and
amusement, and moderate hoard Offer rare at
fractions both to the votaries Of pleasure ard
those who seek the restoration of health.
Since The last season, In addition TO the cottages
which have been made SO comfortable,
LARGE AND HANDSOME HOTEL,
sufficient for the accommodation of TWO Hun
DRED GUESTS, has been erected. 1t Is fitted up
throughout with entirely NEW FURNITURE
and In the best style. \ line PIANO viii be found
GOOD MUSIC viii he in attendance
4 BILLIARD SALOON and BOWLING AL
LEY on N the p emiscs. , -
The hotel accommodations will bc STRICTLY
FIRST GLASS. :.
BOARD
ler uSy.. 90
el "Scn 10 w
CL 90 w
The Hotel Will be regularly opened for visitors
on the FIRST DAY Or JULY, under the excel
lent management OF Mr.. SAMUEI. GooDE, for
merly of the Hot Springs, Va.
There Will be daily line of stages connecting
with the cars at HarrlSonburg. Fare, Sl.50. f..s
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, DIR. J. N. Gordon, or,
In his absence, Ilr. William Williams one or the
other OF whom viii he promptly In attendance dI,-
ring the entire season. A. B. IRIGK
President or the Board OF Directors.
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HUsTINas CoURT.-Saturday the following
business was transacted before Judge Gut
gon, Of this court:
Joshua Banks (colored), convicted of re-
gistering illegally, was sentenced to be i'm
prisoned in Jail twelve months and pay a
fiue of IS and costs. New trial refused by
the Judge. ls. -.s,z.r
Henry Lemus (colored), stealing a bag of
corn valued at 81, the property iof Edwin
BOssieux, was convicted and sent to Jail for
thirty days and to pay the costs.
Joseph Wilson (colored), for robbery In
snatching Miss Bertha Pages rcticule from
her arm whilst walking on Tenth street in
this city, was convicted and sent to the
penitentiary for eight years.
Philip Hinchman (whitc), for shooting
John l.. West (cOl0reU OIL The 18th of May,
1870, was acquitted.
A large number of indictments were found
by the grand jury. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-20

!: THE MARKErs.-The vegetable season has
well set in and our markets are well sup
pIied, so that it is not difficult to live well
lust now. The visitor to our markets must
conclude from their oyercroWded condition
daily that Richmond needs another market
place for the people in the upper portion, Of
the city. However, of this we win speak
again. We quote the following prices OF
Saturday f,'t5 SEstts ...,-.
Irish potatoes, new, from 90 to Is cents
per quart, % per bushel; ; onions. i, cents
beets, 5 cents per bunch !; cabbage, B to 10
cents per head raspbcrries, 20 to Is cents
per quart; June apples, to B cents per
quart; snap beans, 30 cents per haH peck ;
cymlins, 8 to 10 cents per dozen !. cucum-
bers, 40 cents to Oil per dozens Meats are
plentiful, and sell at prices ranging from 16x
to 20 cents per pound. ~ 80
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my oG--2n
ID oCRBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY Is, 1870,

This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACES now in complete order for the receL-
lion "t guests. ..
Some important improvements have been added
t. t!C buildings since the establishment passed
into ;hc hands of The present proprietor, and 1t is
his purpose to keep IL In style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia. l.s.
Ilrr remarkable mcdirinal and curative power
ur ,lie wnlsr is well known to the medical profess
sion and to .he springs-going public. As an ALI
TERATlVE, A DIFFUSIVE STlMULAST aud
TONIC, there Is no known mineral water equal
10 It. III al anamic conditions OF the system and
broken down states Of the constitution, loss of
appetite. and general nervous prostrat!on, Its
powers and virtue as a re storative may be safely
pronounced u bc without u known rival amongst
inc mineral waters Of the world. ... .
They are especially indicated IN the whole class
Of ailments pccui.rto the female coustlLutIon.
Thc proprietor viii hayc provided for the lawns
aud hail-ronin first class band Of music ana
IN general AL the sources Of amusement and re-
creation usually found at our best summer resorts
Will hc At the command Of the guests st "ROCk-
ERIDGE ALUM .#.,.. .... ., .
Tie place is within eleven to thirteen hours OF
Ric!nnond. Washington. Baltimore, &C., by rail /;
all i'll daylight. Passengers leave the cars of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stage-c3aches, passing "a.
pidly over II smooth and level road OF only eight
miles, set down the visitors nj the springs TO tea.
Telegraph office Ia the hotel. = f.... So
LANES A. ERAZIER, PrODrictOr,
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PAT. WOODS AT WGsHINGToN.-Throug
O private source we hear that testimony has
been given in the case of Pat. Woods before
the Judiciary Committee not likely tomake
him looked upon with much love by his in
quisitors. DR.. Frayser testified that Pat.
whipped Porter and Humphreys, and in q
threatening manner said he wouldn't rest
until he had cleaned out the whole Id
Radical party. w. r. HoWle testified that
he punched hole through Porters head,
and that Porter sbled like stuck pig. A
colored witness testified that Pat. first
whipped Porter, knocked Humphreys
down, and then made for whole crowd
Of other men. p .@,' +.
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A ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DEEDs.-Tho Go
vernon has just approved the bill amending
the laws in relation to Acknowledgement OF
deeds. This is an important bill, and con-
Germs large number OF people. Under it's
provisions one notary may take the nc
acknowledgement of married woman to o
deed. The old law required two magis-
trates to take an acknowledgements,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-20

THE GRAND TEMPERANCE PIo-ND.-From
the extensive preparations being made, and
the evident spirit Of those engaged in It's
arrangement, the grand Temperance picnic
to take place on Wednesday next viii be q
most successful and charming afflir. Our
temperance people aro determined to let
their fellow-beings,, the followers Of King
Alcohol, see that Whiskey and sigh is not
indispensable to enjoyment, and that day
of unalfoyed pleasure and goodwill can be
spent by the cOld-watcr association. Tickets
can be had of Messrs. J. E. Walters, e.
Forrest Pccor, Charles d. Habliston, and
others.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
IIohhlNs INSTITUTE ;ee
SUMMER BOARDING.

lIa,,nc agreed TO hoard during vacation
,,,.ntlts from the Isl Of July 10 the :1th of Sep
,trhpr-severai fam ties from the South, and find
,nr TIA: they and tIisir friends require more at
,,rfinn than my cnEagtmcnts Will allow me ta
..t,r I tNSt. ntS,ic arrangements with Mrs. +.
:, nl!x OF the NNf.T2 NbliSE. Saieui to con-
incl the boarding acrarlmcn II Of the Institute Su-
!.a,lhst period. Mrs. Woliz has most favara-
.f,. and witc spread reputation In her Hue Of bn-
iur,s AM! aii guc>ts will no ,inuh, 'c most agree
.,.j, entertained aud comInrtshly pcoyi,lct. for
a.. wuulS hc rtasc'f I" receive a'ditinhal board
.r, Ia thu day week nr mouth, at less rosI than
,.,, u ltt. watering PLACES ar" charging.
Tic. Mater. II thiS place are white sulrhur, cha
,.l - any IN irr mountains Of Virginia except
lIf. t.r, CnhT:Cr White.
trI further particulars, apply 10 Mrs. +. Wolt2
WA ~ HbCSE. Salcln. W., until the lSt july
r.$scnrcrs !or this place $t n NJ Salem.
tlthHi.fS L.. COOKE.
Superintendent. Rollins Institute.
lnc ensuing session q; thiS Institute viii orcn
on WEDNESDAY the 2SIh Of September 1870,
~ tllr IN re ample facilities ihau ever before.
d.. =. lot t'NN LES l.. COOKE.
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ALUM SPRINGS,

Is BATH COUNTY, VA.
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER RE-
SORT viii be open To receive visitors JUNE l.,
lxTG. II Is situated ten miles from Millboro'
Depot OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and
Immediately on the best and most direct stage
road leading from hat railroad to the W arm, Hot
aud Healing springs.
III" wafer; -,rc tonic, deohstruen,, alteratiye,
and astriugcnt, and enjoy wide reputation for
chronic diarrhna, chronic thrush, dyspepsia,
nervous debility, Sc., ard arc especially noted
n Il remedial agent for those ailments peculiar to
th. female constitution
The proprietor is now prepared to offer unusual
Inducements 10 both invaiids and pleasure seekers,
nS he has reited and furnished the rooms Of the
large hotels and handsome cottages In style snpe-
riur IN pOint Of elegance and comfort 10 those at
any o! the Virginia Springs.
Those wishing tu EecGrt choice of cottages or
rooms would 10 well to apply early, as arranse-
meals are nuw being made for the season.
GIrsa JOSEPH BAXTER,
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-20

DIR. WILLIAM E. MUNsEY, of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, Will deliver q
lecture at Centenary church on Tuesday
evening next. He is one of the most gifted
,pulpit-orators known, His genius is of u
high order, and in the direction of holy
things is irresistible in its convincing and
persuasive power. -
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1el--eod3Hl

i .s..4 !&s. MARsHFIRLD, June 10, 1870.
IT WISH TO ACCOMMODATE for the
4 summer and fall months a few B0ARDERS,
at my residence, two miles from the city, on the
road. The train stops daily morning and eve
ming at my gate. Persons doing business In Rich
Inond Will find this q pleasant retreat. -
4, ll-.eollw* JOHN P. BALLARD.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE UGLY CLUB.-We
are indebted to the officers Of the Washing
ton College Ugly Club for al invitation to
their celebration on the Goth instant. The
following are the appointments for that oc-
casion:
Officers Alston Boyd, president; WV.
Gray, yice-president; Frank Roane, secre-
tary S. B. Mason, treasurer. Ugly Man :
N. q. Feagin, Alabama. Vain Man: Fl. l..
Sims, France. Ladies' Man j. L. Stern,
Virginia. Lazy Man E. j. l.. Wyrick, Ar
kansas. Pretty Man A. w. Marshall,
Kentucky. Little Man Del. M. Chand-
ler, Virginia. College Blow: Henry Du-
vail, Kentucky: College Bore :--W
Critic u. s. Clark, Alabama. Committee
of Invitation j. L. Logan, Virginia L.
H. Raines, Georgia w. S. Adams, Ken
lucky; w. N. Johnston, Tennessee NJ. W.
Ransom, North Carolina !; W. D. Postal,
Tennessee f. r. Conrad, Virginia Ga
briel Santini, Louisiana A. McF. Walker,
Louisiana; s. +. Watkins, North Carolina /;
j. S. Lewis, Tennessee.
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EDUCA EFONAF.

NEW LONDON ACADEMY,
~ BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
An election for principal OF this Institution VIII
b- held ut the DENY on the gsh day of July. Ap-
pIicantS IN person can Iesoily IND accomm oda-
tions In, the neiahborhood. - Ieslim on.alo, With
ForesLdepot Will receive prompt attention.
The trustees make aruarante8 OF not less than
$500 from tuition for the first session Of ten months
commencing lhe 1st Of september.
Attached TO the buildings are 8 fine garden and
ten or twelve acres Of improved land subject the
use OF the teacher. s. r, PETERS,
l.. s. HUTTEh
n, b. FLOYD, .szsa
Je l0--2tawdw CQmmitteeof Trustees.
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CORN AND FLOUR ExcHANaE.-An nd
journcd meeting Of the membcas Of the
Corn and Flour Exchange will be held in
their room this morning ut 10 O'Clock to
receive and take action upon report pre-
meeting held on the 18th instant. @@.f .z
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VI'HE HOT SPRINGS, @r-5,
| SAITH COUNTY, VA.
pr,G.ssnrJ J. IAErrr n H. ot the lin yrrsily

Professor j. l.. CABELI, NJ. D., oi the University
OF Virginia, resident physician.
This renowned WATERING PLACE viii be
open for the reception of visitors. JUNE lST.
These Springs offer unsurpassed attractions to
both the invalid and the pieasure-seekcr. No eN-
I,rsc effort viii bc spar. dby the prUprietOrs To
make II comfortable and pleasant as possible TO
all visitors.
The numerous sources of THERMAL WATERS
at these Springs vary In temperature from SO de-
grecs Fahrenheit to ITO degrees Fahrenheit,
through the intermediate degrees. and thus pre-
sent every variety Of bath for chronic diseases.
They are, moreover, found to prepare the system
for the beneficial action or cold mineral waters,
whether saline, sulphurous, :1uminons, or chaly
beat. In for which such waters as are found
III n.iyilborne valleys are mainly indicated.
nESGRirTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing q
detailed account Of these Springs and reports OF
numerous cured relieved will be furnished
on application 70 the Manager, ai the Springs or
A TELEGRAPH OFFICE has. been established
at the Springs, thus afordlng visitors all Oppor-
tunity OF prompt communication with every part
OF the world. ]. A. MCCLUEG, Manager.
., G, TARnY,
THOs. Il. PRICE & CO.,
my ls-sm Owners. Richmond, Va.
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!, PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE is, 1870.
ARRIVED. $3.50 81
,,'s steamer % John Sylvester: Clifford Norfolk, ner
chanaise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum. lff'
, Sccamer Saratoga, Couch, New York merchan-
dise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Go.
chandise and passengers, w. r. Porter ''>,
SAILED. s,a-5a
steamer Ellie Knight, Trayers, Norfolk, ner-
chandlse ana passengers, Earyeys q Williams.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch. New York inerchaIl-
disc aud passengers, Old Dominion Steaniship Co,
AehpRANDuM. ra. ~
MEsT POINT, June Is.-ArriYed, steamer State
Oh virginia, kft emaD, baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Corup any and
sailed on return. ,35sE7F = ~ -,
,.n,CITY POINT. q June B.-Arriyed, brig j. l..
Eea, tEsoMen, Amesbnry, Bosson, TO load tobacco for
!! BY TELEGRAFIE.I .sgZsE sS,-,.s:.z.5
M NEW YORK, June ls.-The ship Express, for
rtaR, nany months since, has xpectediy So
6urance upon her paid. !
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RICHMOND COLLEGE SoC1ET1Es.-The Mu
Sigma Rho and Philologian Societies of
Richmond College will have their finai cele-
bration on the 30th instant. The following
are the speakers, etc., for that foccasion
salutatory: b. M. IIarmfn, president
Pathological Society. Orato,E from Mu Sig
ma Rho Society: w. II. Fsntress, Acco-
mack, Va. Orator from Pathological Soci-
ETY.: +. Ii. james, Loudoun, Va. Yaledic-
tory: s. b. Witt, president Mu Sigma Rho
Society. Committee: w. j. Cooke, M.
Throckmorton, L. Il. Thornhill, J. M. Luck,
j. A. Woolt, T. F. Bowen, Il. IL. Harda-
way, J. II. Whitley, w. 7. Abraham, J. Ii.
Newbill, II. D. Workman, L. Anderson.
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sslszmER RESORTS,
SEA-BATnINa, sEA-BATHrNG!
GWEET SPRINGS.

~ W IaFII 81 Nl NUS, -------
~ MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This d. light'nt WATERING RESORT, favora-
bly, known as the "o;.D SWEET" and famous
Tor ilte Wonderful medicinal properties of its wa
ters and fashionable patrons, will open for the
eeason OH JU Nh 18th. - 49,.
The location, 900 feet above the sea level, with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
tog,t ther- Will two extensive baths, supplied
with mineral water from springs that rise In the
baths Ut temperature OF IS degrees, renders the
,.pld Swett' the most attractive resort in the
United states. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
iinm'natci ny gas. - s-.s - tsS
suitable livery In connection with the Springs.
Telegraph communication TO every part or the
world. hoard ~ per day; SIS per month.
% S*E$ JOHN T. WILSON,
&c 2o-em MANAGER
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GINIA ii 0 L K l..

STsUSTON. VA. june l, 1870.
The travelling public IN " rely nn finninc al this
huIi>.. STRICTLY FiES1cCLASS ACCUMalO-
DAIIDNS = III al ltS dep irtmcuts.
StIuntun, being = "mounL:tin city" In the
minrr.u springs region, has itself always been Il
iAv0:itr summer resort, and the VIRGINIA the
lridius hotel.
Summer board upon reasonable terms. Corre-
-lnulcncc invited.
omnibus To and from depot free.
FRAZIER & SALE.
tlate of Rockbrldgc Alum Springs,)
nv 3l--Tu. ThSS2w Proprietnrs.