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mr. DIR SKINS ARE SELVES, ant

~ OUR SKINS ARE SELVES, and
tbro ugh millions OF orfces oozes the transparent
auid which nature does not need for vital pur-
noses. This Is wise provision of Providence,
but excessive Precipitation Is, nevertheless, e1-
tremely weakening. During the heats Of summe r
all Woodworking perspire TO an extent that Is
more or less debilitating They, of all classes OF
the community, require wholesome invieorant
at this season. Let them not seek 1t In the liquors
OF the ar-room; they will not find 1t there. A
medicat.d stimulant, pure and untefiled, Is what
they need; and among this class of remedies,
HosTErrER's STOMACH BITTERs stands alone.
No valid plea can be urged against Its use, even
by the genius OF temperance Itself; for even
the Maine law permits the sale OF dlfasVe stimuli
for medi Cinal purposes. As q gen ral ren"vattng
preparation, the Bitters has no equal tnywaere.
But this Is only one of the merits OF this famous
inv1gorator. Its regulating properties give It an
immense superiority over all the tonic5 Of the
Pharmo copaia. In cases OF chronic constipation
1t Is the most useful and certain OF all apereRs.
1t creates violent commoton in The discharg-
ing organs, hut gently relieving them Of their OBJ
structions, leaves them in healthy, vigorous
condition. II seems unnecessary to state, In view
OF the mass tf testimony IS to Its effects In dys-
pepsia that Ii; Is permanent cure for that terri
BILE and but ia 20 general complaint
The numero us "Bitters, - under various names,
which merces AIRY dealers endeavor to substitute
for Hostetter' Stomach Biters, should be avoided
for their own sakes, by the sick and the public at
large. Hostel ter's Biters are procurao'e In bot
Ties only, and never sold In bulk. jylo-eod&wlw
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Mrs. VALLANDIGHAM.-Mrs. G.. T.. Val.
landlgham, accompanied by her young son,
arrived at Cumberland, Md, on Friday
morning, and is stopping at the residence
Of her brother-in-law, DR.. R. S. McKaig.
We very greatly regret, says the Cumber.
land NeaoS, to be informed that this estima-
BILE lady is still in deplorable state Of men.
tai and bodily health, superinduced BY the
such condition as to be scarcely aware OF
the presence of her friends. IT Is to o.
hoped that soon she will be improved,
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THE FRANKFORT, PARIS, AND BIG SANDY
RAILROAD. From the Frankfort Yeoandn,
July G.]-ln company with our co-director,
Major Taylor, we went to Georgetown on
the 4th to attend the meeting of the Board
OF Directors OF the Frankfort, Paris, and
Big Sandy Railroad. In another buggy
went also Senator StandefOrd, Of Louis
vile, another Director, and Colonel D. NJ.
Bowen. Arriving there after ride rem
dcrcd cool and pleasant by the rain which
fell Just before we started, we met the
Bourbon and Scott Directors at 10 o'clock,
and had q most satisfactory session Of two
hours. AS its result, the Board resolved to
take immediate steps looking to the build
ing of that part of the road from Frankfort
to the Licking River beyond OwingS-
vile, a total distance Of seventy.tive miles.
The route decided on is to be as near
straight as possible. passing through
Georgetown, Paris, Sharpsburg, and Ow-
ingsvillo. For this purpose it is estimated
that subscription of $4,000 per mile will
suffice TO do the grading and masonry,
ton can be raised upon the company's
bonds. To raise this million and a half it
is expected that the following subscriptions
viii be raised: Louisville. 100000; Bour-
bon and Paris. S3j0,0t0; Scott and George
town. s325.0O0; Bath, $500, 1000: Franklin,
$4,000. AS a start towards testing the
sense Of the people along the line, it was
determined to apply to the county courts
OF Bourbon and Scott for an order to sub
nit the question oftheir subscriptions at the
regular August election; and we under
stand that the county courts of those coun-
ties will meet in special session on Saturday
to hear the application.
We have no question that the order Will
be made, and the vote directed to be taken.
And we may add that we have as llttie
doubt but the question will carry. such
an opportunity was never offered TO PEG.
pie to secure such advantages at sucn sngns
cost. If the subscriptions can De secured
so AS TO commence work at any reasonable
time, the road, when completed, Will con-
meet at the Licking with the Lexington
branch If the Chesapeake and Ohio road,
which will then be completed. This will
Give direct communication with the East
NV an all.rail route to Underwater. and place
Paris and Georgetown upon what we be-
lieye will be one of the great trunkrailways
of the country.
shade the intelligent people Of Scott and
Romrbon of the advantages Of such road.
IF the subscriptions were asked to be paid
oil In one wear they could afford it rather
than do without the road. Instead of this
the subscription is to be in thirty.year
bonds of the county. bearing per cent.
Rut as the subscription is for stock, with
the fine prospect the road has for freight
and travel, the stock dividends will, in all
probability, be equal to the interest OF the
county bonds, and instead Of finding the
sui ae OF the % eoup pfV Of H Mh
and others to the Nashville railroad, an
actual source Of revenue. In the action of
Bourbon and Scott we think lies the fate of
the road. If they want it, Bath and Frank.
lin and Louisville will come forward with
the balance TO build it.
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VISITORS Guide to Richmond and Vicinity,
embracing Sketch OF the City. Social
Statistics, and Notices OF all Places in
Tourist, with an accurate Map, aud
Views Of the Capitol, Washington Mon
ument, Libby Prison. and St. Johns
Church. Richmond, Va: BENZ. BATES.
1871.
This is a neat little book, prepared by
Messrs. HANDY & PEASANTS. 1t supplies
q want that many tourists must have felt
in visiting Richmond since the war. The
title gives fair idea of the merits OF the
hook.
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The current number Of Appletons' Jour-
nal (No. 12ll contains the opening chapters
OF new novel, entitled Goodbye. Sweet
heart" This story is by the author of
1" Red as Rose is She
APpletons' Journal, unlike Every Satur-
day and Harper's Weekly, is non. partisan.
1t publishes no article which Democrat
might not read with as much pleasure as a
Republican,
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CHARLES REApE's new novel, GA Terri
7Tble Temptation" does not improve as II
progresses. 1t is an insult to the public to
assume, as READE does, that it will accept
the absurdities Of this novel as fair por-
traits of life in England. Put Yourself in
His Place was bad enough. This one is
iutolerable. REApE's first productions are
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FoRSEY's "Anecdotes of Public Men
are the poorest, we suppose, that were
ever committed to print. FoRNEy is inca
pable Of approaching the best traits OF
mans character. His sketches continually
remind the reader of FoENEY rather than
OF his heroes.
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Mr.. JAS. MoDoNouGH, chief Of police O,
St. Louis, is in Washington city to arrange
for a police convention, to embrace promi-
nent officers of police, from all sections of
the country, to 6 pc held IN St, Louis on or
pose OF arranging more efficient system
of intercommuniCation between the noJica
authorities OF al sections Of the countrv.
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The Iitusvllle Herald says: "Bret Harte
cannot take part In the procession in th;s
city on the Fourth, but sends an original
poem entitled 'Blear.Eysd Bill, the Bald
Headed Ple-Driyer of :Red-Hot.' It com
mences thus: 49,
Struck well You bet-forty feet In the sand
a. thousand barreler Ii she amt Til be de!
isaac r. Tally is appointed postmaster Mt
alpha. Halifax county, Va, vice Samuel
Q. MAJOR, failed to qualify.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
lime l611

A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n DIRECTORS of the Richmond and Peters,
burg Railroad Company, held at the office of the
company on the 9Th day of June, 1871, 1t was re-
solved and ordered that a general meeting Of the
Of the company be Saedo be he a1ra
and sth atreets, in the city OF Richmond Va, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th dav Of July, 1871, at u
O'Clock NJ, to consider and act upon commn M
cation from the Board OF Public Works, dated the
10th day Of April 1871, in relation to the exacu-
tion Of contract as required by the first section ~
Public Works TO sell. &C., &c, &C., approved
March %, 1871, and such other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that general meetne Oh
the Stockholders Of the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company be held at the time and place
mentioned in the foregoing resolution.
TH0MASH. WYNNE, President,
NJ. WARRINGTON, Sec'y and Treas'r.
teo-td
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WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO
w all whom it may concern that we shall
apply to tue Auditor OF the city of Richmond to
issue Ss Sr now CEkTlFICATES OF THE CITY
DEBT In place of the following certificates,
which were held by the RICHMOND FIRE ASSO,
CITATION, and which have been lost OF DESTROYED:
NO. l67. dated 18th Of December 1855, and redeem
able LIST of January, 1899 $3.50 No. IT'S dated alst
Of March. 1856, redeemabie lsI Of January, 1889,
$2,721.A. HENRY K. ELLYSON, :
PETEk @. WARWICK,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Trustees Of the Richmond Fire Association.
ap 19-W3m
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Mrs. Meagher, having accepted an an.
t,ointment for the son OF Thomas Francis
Meagher at the Military Academy, com.
municated with the lads relatives In Ire
land. where he Is now at school, and they
decided that his prospects are much better
in the career there open to him than they
would be ct West Point.
Mr.. Peter Cooper, of New York, is serl.
p,isly, ii not dangerously, Ill.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

John B. TURPIN respectfully offers his
- services to the public as a practitioner of
LAW, in the courts of The City Of Rir'umond
state and Federal, and of Henrico, Tfanoyer
Chesterfield, and adjacent counties. y rompt at.
tention given to claims.
Once, No. 9, 18th street, Richmond, Va.
iyl2-lw
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PROPOSALS..
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.l
Orrrrp on PROCTOR AND SUPERINTENDENT. :
- July 5th 1917
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i at this Office until LIST day Of AUG usT, for the
delivery, at the University SWITCH on sne Ghesa
IONS BEST ANTHRAGITEE EGG COAL, viz: 500
tons RED ASH, and 500 tons WHITE ASH. The
name OF mine to BIZ given In each ease.
= Delivery to commence in September, and not
exceed two car loads per day.
Ton Of 2, 80 lbs. BY railroad weight:
g&- 80 -'E@-.'', = -Ie1ss - G.. PEYTON,
ty8-st Proctor and Superintendent,
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Bookseller and Publisher.

OWING TO THE INCREASED PAT
" RONAGE TO my Circulating Library and
Se cond hand Book and Stationery business, and
other reasons not necessary to be mentioned,
have concluded to discontinue the newspaper
branch OF my business with the exception OF
Richmond dailies), but viii still endesVor, as IN
the past. to furnish everything usually kept In q
FIRST-CLASS BUOk and STATIC hERI e.
TABLISHMhNT.
iul1 L ~ nj. a..
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THO ANY MAN WITH A SMALL
Il CAPIrAL-A BARGAIN TO BE HAD IF
BOUGHT NOW.-For sale good old stand, es-
tablIshed for seven years as u RESEA URANT
and BAR. Business located-opposlte The steam
and known as the BALTIMORE HOUSE, 3i03
Main street. Rockets: Reasons for selling, on &C
count OF sickness. VIM sell half or the whole.
through the post office, CAPT. IRA BRUCE,
jyl2-lwk Agent for Capt. G. w. Travis.
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~ MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
DRY GOODS
FOR
HOME, STRANGERS, AND TRAVELLERS.


T. r. PRICE q co..
in obedience to the calls OF their trade are again
In market, and are getting in many new and cholce
GOODS for July and August sales, by express
and steamers. Just opened
Superb line PRINTS, all the new patterns;
FIGURED and PLAIN LAWNS, 16s, 20, 25c.i
ORGANOIE MUSLISS In rich colors;
WHITE ORGANIZES;
SWISS and FRENCH EAINSO0k5;.
IBON GRENADINES, choice lot;
JAPANESE PUPL1ES ana SILKS; -
LINEN MOVED TRAVELLING SU1T1NGS;
BUFF, PINK, and other shades PLAIN LAWNS;
LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
KID GLOVES, best quality.
IN STAPLES:
BROWN and BLEACHED COT T ON and
LINEN en- 81 and P. LINENS;
TOWRLLINGS, NAPKINS. DOYL1ES;
II. BILE LINEN, IRISH LINEN, &C., &c.
CENTS and BOYS GAUZE SHIFTS;
IINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS;
COLLARS, SOCKS, GAS 1MERES;
VEsTINGS, HANDKERCHIEFS;
THREAD GLOVES; with many other new and
fresh goods suited to the season, all OF which Will
be sold as low as the market can afford.
T. K. PRICE Il CO.,
je2e llol Main street, corner llth.
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DIZZY GOODS.

49, 7
GREAT DECLINE IN
- SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
From this date forward we will sell our large
and attractive Etock Of Es
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
AT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRICES.
Our stock is full and complete, consisting IN
part Of r,r,,,
PLAIN and BROCHE GRENADINES r
Full line Of IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINs and SILKS.
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES,
CAMBRICs, LAWNS, and PERGALEs,
WHITE and COLORED LINEN LAWNS ne'
1s'1~ - Also, full line OF
CAssIMEREs, LINENS, and COTToNADEs'
. SHEETINGS, - -C
-'. sHIRTINGS,
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, s
HANDKERCHIEF, -
" COLLARS, CUFFS,
.;zsssi - cLACES,
EMBROIDERIEs,
NOTIONS, &C.
frI assortment OF LLAMA LACE POINTS,
very cheap; .t sd > -
sra SIDE UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS.
- JOHN N. WOODF1N,
I'LL Main street,
| ,,,, Opposite Dispatch office. Z
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LOST, STRAYEO. DE.

STOPPED.-On the 5th instant there was
~ brought under suspicious circumstances, to
our desk, NATIONAL BANK NOTE OF q large
denomination, which we retained in order to re-
store u 10 lts proper owner. No application hav.
Ing ueen mace for tue same notice is hereby given
thst the owner can get 1t by proving property and
paying for this advertisement. -
jyll-1w LEVY BROTHERS.
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MEETINGS.

GTONEWALL GROVE, NO. 6, U. A. O.
- D.-CfRcers and members OF this Grove are
earnestly requested to attend stared meeting, to
be held at Covenant Hail, THIS "wednesday
EVENING promptly at O'Clock.
Candidates for Initiation will please be prompt
in their attendance. .@-
Members OF sister Groves are most respectfully
invited to be present
Nv order OF n. A.
1tk HENRY g. WYATT, Sec,Y.
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me- GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7O7 Main street.
The largest variety of CAKES at BR1GGS'S
BAKERY, 7O7 Main street.
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIGGs'S
BAKERY, 707 Main street.
PIES at S, 10, and lsc. piece at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSk, ut
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 Main stfeet-
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all of these at Mr.. ROBERT
WERNh'S, on 25lh street, near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
iys TOT Main street.
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DOPULAR real 1 n G.

WON, NOT VOICED. A Novel, Soc.
HER LORD AND MASTER. A Tale. BY Flo
The WiFE OF 4 VAIN MAN. BY Marie
Sophie Schwartz, 81.
AROUND A SPRING. BY Gustave Droz, 7sc.
MARQUIS AID MERCHANT. A Novel. BY
Mortimer Collins, Soc. wv,
VIVA. A Modern Story. BY Florence VIII
FAR ABOVE RUBIEs. Novel. BY Mrs.
STRIFE. A Romance of Germany and Italy,
$1.75.
LUCihLE. Cheap edition. Paper. soc.
RALPH, THE HEIR. BY Trollope. Further
'u PPARPERs FOR HOME BEADING. BY Rev
'G iIG Haf S StaS; ELECTRICITY. Two Courses
Oh Ii the P0PULAR NEW BOOKS received.
10 % WOODHOUSE Il PARHAM.
A CCOUNT BOOKS FOR JULY.-RAN.
n DOLPH g. ENGLISH, 1918 Main street. are
prepared to manufacture In the best style all kinds
Of ACCOUNT BOOKS. early orders solicited.
Large stock Of BLANK BOOKS, Of cheap and
best Qualities, always on hand. Je 23-d
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DON'T ASK US WHERE
~ MIR. ROUSS BOUGHT THEM
80 CHEAP!
He lust cleaned out an importer bought al the
FkESCF Lawns he had on hand, at sacrifice.
Hers they gre In Richmond, at
nUCKWALL & kOUSS's,
eco yards of fine FRENCH ORGANIZES at
only 15c. yard.
This beats all creation and the rest of mankind
IN EVERY STYLE AND SHADE.
Come and take them away.
GRENADINES.
We are selling Is yards of BLACK GRENA-
DINE for only 8l50,
BLACK STRIPED GRENADINE at 15c. ysrd,
A beautiful (biack) STRIPED MOHAIR at Csc,
IS yards Of BLACK MOHA1R GRENAD1NE
for 1915
15yards for 75c.,
Is yards beautiful japanese for $3.50.
HATS.
Ladies' LyGH0RN HATS, 81 so, worth 81,
SIINDOWNS, 75c., worth 81 rs,
Ladies' TT Liam HAIR HATS, latest style, 25c.,
Cent, wf aai < Hats II 7sc., worth 81,
Gents STRAW II ATS, soc. worth 3D.,
ladies, LINEN SETS. 75c., worth $l.25,
RIBBONS, RIBBONS,
AllkInds-away undeI the market we are, LOT
instance, selling BLACK GRUS GRAIN tbeSt
quality RIBBON, inches wide, for 81. S3; worm
$3.50; KID GLOVES. g.; beautiful H00P -
27sc. lie 2sl DUCkWALL hoosS.
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THE ATTENTION OF BOOKSELLERS IN
RICHMOND AND OF NEWS AND BOOK
AGENTS ON RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LINES Is PARTICULARLY CALLED TO
THIS BOOK.
No. 1908 Main street, Richmond, Va,
IL BOOKSELLER and puOlisher.
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ONE OF THE MOST sALEABLE BOOKS o
THE SEASON.
THE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,

Embracing sketch of tie city; notices Of all the
principal places of interest and historic note a
directory of the churches, charitable institutions,
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
valuable information to the citizen or tourist.
The work is embellished with an engraved title
page, an accurate msp, and fine views ofthe Cap
itol, Washington Monument, Libby Prison, and
st. Johns Church.
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WOOD AND COAL.

"AVING OPENED A YARD on 9th
Ill street, between Main and Cary, for the pur,
nose of conducting general COAL A I'd WOOD
BUSIN- SIS, l am now prepared to furnish any
kind of fuel ut the lowest prices. ~
Having associated with me my son, D al ES M.
JOHNSTON, We solicit call from our friends
and the public. ,,,.~rnC>r
iy12-lW* w NJ. r. oOhN9tON.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS Of the 9ALLEGO MILLS
MANUFA CTURING COMPANY will be held at
their flee on the 18TH INSTANT at II O'Clock M.
iyA-fdk THOS. 4, KEESEE. Eec,V.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOTICE.-All parties are hereby war ned
~ against cred ting the ere of the British BARI
AIALAHTA, from Liverpool, as no deots con
master. = e'iS' Vi
jy7-lw JOHN HENRY 15e.tsr
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A NTHRACITE COAL, LEHIGH, LOR-
n BERRY, LYKENS VALLEY, and LOCUST
MOUNT, in FOUNDRY, EGG, STOVE, and
lam prep ared, with the above celebrated RED
and WHITE ASH GOALS, 70 furnish purchasers
~ Also sIn CUMBERLAND and CLOvRR HILL
nitnrninons Goals, s. ?. LATHROP,
AZ II nth street and Urawbridge.
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gssssKs AaD sTATaeMk@T.

NOW R E A D 7!
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DOOR AND JOB PRINTING DONE
~ CHEAP At This lPHICE.
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CWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
y (OLD RED SWEET.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.,
NOW OPEN Fur THE RECEPTION UF VlSl-
TORS.
II will he the aim of sll connected with the man
agement OF this delightful summer resort TO render
the stay ofevery visitor pleasant and agreeable.
The Sweet Chalyb eate water Is positive tonic
agent, and Is used not only Tor drinking. but for
b hing. The bath Is pleasant and very efhca-
cious. ,
ut the Healing Springs, will this season be con-
nected with the management OF these springs.
Depot, Allegheny, on Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
Terms, 90 per day $50 per month: ,,
THOMAS kIENIREf,
tv3eod8t Proprietor
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TTHE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Il
The undersigned have rented the RED SUI,
PHUR Springs ESIAB!,lSHM mt the pres
cut season, and the same Is
NOW OPEN FOR The RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Every cXertiou has been made to render all who
come comfortable In all respects.
The table will be furnished with every luxury
the market affords.
Rooms with fire places will be supplied, AMI cv-
erything done that may conduce To The health ard
comfort Of invalids.
These Springs are located in Monroe county.
West Virginia, 50 miles from the virginia Ani
Tennessee railroad at Dublin depot, At which
point conveyances will be found ready to convey
passengers over fine turnpike To the Springs
They are distant q miles from the Greenbre'
White Sulphur, ON the Chcsape IKE and ONO rail-
rosd from which point passengers VIII he con-
veyed 10 these Springs by commodiouS Stage
coaches.
The Red Sulphur Springs are unlike any other
mineral water, aud. In the language OF hnud'eds
who have visited and been cured by Them We may
repe at "are the mOet valuable mineral waters "a
the continent" This water is already 3 Specihc
for all forms of pulmonary disease, ana Is last
becoming TIE Mecca OF consur pttves. II has also
been found specific In bronchitis and throat dis
eases, diseases OF The heart chronic ciarrhd.t,
chronic hepatitis, nervous lrrltabihty, scroiHa,
and female diseases, &c. Persons desiring !ur-
ther information regarding tie virtues OF these
waters will be furnished by mail With pamphlet
containing the evidence OF distinguished physi-
clans and others.
je22- I'm DUNLAP, ADAlE Co.
Norfolk Virginian and Wilmington lDelaware(
Gazette will please copy for one month, and send
bill to proprietors for payment
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spEmAI NOTICES.

NE BATHING DRAWERS FOR
GENTS. just the article needed by gentlemen
who go to Watering places.
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. jy12
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Price, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts TO The
trade.