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SUMMER RESORTS.
TAPON SPRINGS,

& 'tlI ON
~ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. VA.
MOUNTAIN HO.SE,
by FRAZIER 81 SALE, late of Rockbridge Alum
Stanton, Va. The undersigned having leased
this elegant establishment, are now engaged In
thoroughly reiitting and refurnishing the same,
from basemf mt to attic, 81 a very heavy outlay.
The water Of Cold Spring. Is being brought In
pipes from the mountain, and distributed on
every floor of the hotel, supplying also the mod
eIn Closet
The MIAERAL WATER Of Capon is alkaline,
and has an established regute for its action ia
aud urinary pass and OF the skin, diseases of
women. and rheumatic ailments.
The BATHIhG is admirable for Its salubritv
and The great volume Of water, and was declared
by Sir Henry BuIwcr ION n visit here with Mr..
Wehster) unsurpassed By anything he had seen IN
Europe.
The AIR OF Capon is distinguished for its puri-
ty. dryness, and peculiar buoyancy ard elas-
ITCHY.
liue Alum Water OF the vicinity and Iron
Wafer near the premises will be furnished daily
to guests, without charge
Tie proprieto-s offer TO the public, as an earn
est OF their endeavors Cor The comfort Of Their
guests, a int successful experience of sixteen
years IN The conduct OF The Rockbrldse Alum
Springs.
For full description, particulars of routes, &c.
we refer to our circul r, which may be had OF
Purcell, Laid L CO., druggists, Richmond, or on
application by letter to us at the Springs.
In review oil The equivalents offered, our terms
are at least as mCder-te as any In Virginia.
Board by the week, :l7 so: by the month. $50
FRAZLEt: & SALE,
,ny19 eod1m pronriptors.
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REV. A. B. EARLE, the distinguished
Baptist evangelist. on his return from
Texas, will stop in this city and preach on
Monday night, the 2Gth inst, leaving ior
home the next morning.
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HARpER's WEEKLY and Frank Leslle's
illustrated papers for this week have been
received from Ellyson & Taylor, pook-
sellers and news-dealers, No. lllO Main
street. Both are good Nos.
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Book-hinding, ruling, and blank-book manu-
featuring IN all their branches, at 1918 Main ST..
Early ord.rs solicited for account books to be
used in JulJ. RANDOLPH " SA"Lieh'
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HUsTISGs CoUET.-In this court yester-
day the case of W. j. Brown, charged with
felony, which had been set for trial, Was
called, but owing to the absence Of IN i'm
portant witness was continued until this
morning. no other business was trans
acted,
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ELECTION OFFICERS will find Auditor
Aiderdlce ready to pay them off, if they will
Call at his Office In the City Hall.
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SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, w. VA,
TWENTY-FOUR MILES SOUTH OF GREEN
.1.1rrnr, s.1,r p11rr, Snp1NcS

The attention OF the patrons Of the Virginia
Sprlocs IS dire cted ID this beautiful summer
resort which will be open for visitors on The lsT
Or JTSi. The value of the mineral waters, aud
most reasonable terms, should persuade many 10
maze this thetr summer home. >r
Billiard saloon and bowling alley FhEE OF
CHARGE to visitors.
TEENS: S45 per month; sl5 per week; 70 per
daV.
rTurther information, address or,r,
Z. 5. PEYTON & BROTHER,
nv 10 eoulu ProprictOrs.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Y WILEY SPRINGS,
ONE CT THE MOST CELEBRATED
AND IMPORTANT OF ALL THE
Virginia WATERING-PLACEs,

will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, ls7l, for the
mountains or the great valley, 1t Is not only one OF
the most delightful summer resorts in the state,
but Its wonderful curative properties are becom-
Ths ANALYSIS of the water by Professor Mallett,
Of tie University Of Virginia, soge. her With the
experience o. many eminent pnTstcians, preye
but, besides It's wonderful tonic properties, as .
remedy in general debility, anemia, ana dlseas:s
peculiar to females It is unsurpassed In Inc treat
nent OF the various forms Of dyspepsia, ana par-
t,cuarly for those suffering from torpid and In
liver Its action upon the iver az well as tne
kidneys Is prompt and decided. Very many re-
makaoe cures could be cited Of this class OF trou"
RAWLEY
Is now easy OF access, Situsted only twelve miles
from Harrisonburg the present terminus or the
Orange and Manassas Gap railroad, from walcn
point there Will be two daily lines OF stages morn
ing and evening
Since last summer TIE sUII.DI SGl HAVE
road from Harrisonburg TO the Springs THREE
HUEDRE , PERSONS can now be very comfort
ably accOmm1d Ated at these Springs.
There Is n telegraph office at Harrisonburg.
The ACCOMMODATIONS will be ST HICTLY
FlRST-CLAcS, under the management or Joseph
\. Woodward, widely known as 4 hotel manager.
Resident Physicians: Gordon i w Wiliams, one
RATES OF DoARD:
ger month. w
er Icsh...'......'''...'''. .'''''''.''''-'''''
Childsen and servants hslf-price., ,r,
President of the Board OF Directors of Rawley
Springs COmpany. my 70 I'm
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, $3.50
1915, and $3.50 per 900, At the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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Special attention Is called TO the eSHloision "a
Chtomos at the auction-rooms of COOK 1ausn-
ton Don't fall 10 see them.
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B SELECT WHIsKEY, q prue article, $3.50 pei
gallon. W.D. BLAIR & Co.,
Main and 9th streets.
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III BATH COUNTY, VA.

These RENOWNED SPRINGS and GREAT
NATURAL CURIOSITY are situated In the ro-
msntlc Warm Springs Valley. The season OF lsIl
will cammcace JUNE lST.
These thermal waters are celebrated for their
CUahriTh virtue in chronic rhe unatlsEl, gou,
torpor Of liver, chronic enlargement OF liver or
spl en-, chronic diarThGa or dyseniery, non-or-
ganc paralysis old injuries, fiseases OF the SKIN
iaspecalIY OF syphiitic originl chronic diseases
of the uteris. affections OF the womb, and other
diseases OF a delicate character Incident 70 fe-
males.
Fahr Eheit.
| The accommc dations are flrst-cIass, and offer
unsur passed attractions to tue invalid aud plea
sure seeker.
! Telegraph Office in hotel. r,~
Prot. J. L. CABELL, NJ. D., OF University OF VIZ
! gina, resident physician.
| Descriptive pamphlets, with full particulars,
furnished on application TO
s. &. TAhDY 4 CO., Richmond Va
IHL S. 4. PRICE K CO.'S '''''AN0AO' '"''
J.MES 4. AUGUST, Hot Springs,
I INV 1o-tJ I Rstf county. Va.
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HARVEST WnISKEY-Gocd and cheap-at
W. D. BLAIR Il Co.'s,
Main and 9th streets,
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Ladies, call at PAGES and try pair OF those
cheap button boots. They are really cheap.
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Gents can be suited and fitted ut FACES with
sboes or boots of all the latest styles.
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Children's and Infants Marie Antionette Slip
pcrs at PAGES.
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS were aeposne.'
in the State Treasury yesterday from 'aii'
Gus sources.
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TAX NOTICE.
COMMISSION MERCMAHTS.

Gko. WASHINGTON. JESSE G. coNNoR.
z. MALLETT.
WASHINGTON Il CO., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCilAETS, ITS Gresn-
znirh street corner Courtandt, New York. Con-
strninsnts of rRODUCE for sale or shipment,
and OEDEKS FOR PURCHASES respectfully
hsen.s Tor the Virginia Steamship and Packet
EnmnlnY. 20 i1
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In Virginia. John P. Rhodes is appointed
postmaster at Roaring Run, Botetourt
county, vice Mrs. Mary Morgan, resigned.
Charles II. Anderson, at Fincastle. in the
same county, vice Mrs. s. A. Mackay, re-
moved. Charles B. Thompson, at Kappa
hammock Academy, Caroline county, vice
John A. Anderson, resigned.
The Leesburg Mirror details the process
of making cheese at the new factory near
Hamilton, in Loudoun county. Six hun
dred gallons OF milk are daily used. making
little over six hundred pounds Of cheese.
The factory is to be enlarged.
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Ladies' fancy button toots just received Of
PAGES.
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RATE OF INTEREST REDUcED.-At a meet
Ing of the Board of Directors of the First
National Bank OF Lynchburg, held on yes
terday, q resolution was adopted reducing
the rate Of interest to ten per cent. This
is step in the right direction, and is of
more Importance to The business and pros
perity Of our city and community than any
measure that has been adopted since the
war. Great credit is due to the efficient
and energetic president, and to the business
talent and financial ability Of the cashier,
for the accomplishments of this important
measure, and it is u sure guarantee that the
whole management Of the bank Is looking
solely to the best interest Of the communi-
tv, and not to the selfish object of making
large dividends, as so many heartleSs cor
porations are accustomed to do. BY the
way, we take occasion to say that the re-
ports of the First National Bank show
that it is in sound and prosperous con-
dition.
When tho fact became known on the
streets yesterday that the rate of interest
had been reduced, long and loud were
praises Of the old First National" and
she will receive, as she deserves, the heart
felt gratitude OF every patriotic citizen and
business man of this community. We will
all now look forward with bright hopes and
confident expectations for the future sue.
cess and prosperity of our city. which
ought to he the great manufacturing centre
of the State.
The Board OF Directors of the Lynch.
burg Insurance and Banking Company, at
their meeting yesterday, also adopted q
similar resolution, reducing the rate of In.
terest to 10 per cent. Who will be the next
to follow the lead of this institution? kol
| on the ball !-LynchJWg Ne,cS.
L
present usrry laws. The rate of interest
has been reduced in Lynchburg. Why:
Because money is becoming more abundant
there. There can lie no other reason for it
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UPIEOLSTERING, xc.H

x GORGE w. ANDERSON Il SONS,
NJ 1906 MAIN STREET-Up stairs,
Offer to the public fuil stock of goods, such Is
usu .liy found in frst-class UPHOLSTERISG
aud PAPER HANGlNG STORE;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS,
PAPER HANGIEGS CURTAIN GOODS
WINDOW SHADES and CORNICE.
on hand as also large stock OF WHITE and
CHECK CANTON MATTI & ot different grades
and prices. Country orders collected and promptly
G,lnJ my 27-lm
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aJouN c. PAGES boot and shoe store Is at 1903
NJ ,,ctra
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The BIGAuY CAsE.-Thomas r. Bird.
charged with higamy, was brought before
Justices Beach, Bell, and Alexander yes
terdav, in the Shcritf'S office in the Jail
building, and. his counsel waving III eN-
animation and making no application for
bail. was recommit1ed, to await an indct-
meut for bi@amy at the July term Of the
Corporation Court. The witnesses for the
commonwealth We're Rev. b. L. McCarty,
pastor OF the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, in Washington, who, it is as
serted, married the accused on the 10th day
OF January, 1868, in Washington, and Rev.
Z. K. S. Hough, who married him on the
lst day Of March, 1871, and George z. Cook
and Eliza Cook, witnesses Of the marriage
in Washington. and Il. S. Ashby, witness
Of the ceremony performed i'll this city. A
large number of persons were present,
among them Mary Brodcn, the alleged first
wife OF the accused and the prosecutriX in
the caSc.-AicranGria Gazette.
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WAYNESBOEO', VA

r OCUST GROVE, near Greenwood de-
~ pot, Chesapeake and Chic railroad, offers
PLEASANT HOME TO FAMILIES
who wish to exchange tie heat of the city for
PURE MOUNTAIN AIR.
For circular, with terms, &C., address
A. h. YANCEY, JR.,
my 29-eod3m Greenwood depot, Va.
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No KUELu1 ~ DASYILLE.-The Register

| No kCELCX N DASYlLLE.-Ihe He91Ster
says:
M!srepresentation.-O Of the northern
| editors who were in Danvillc 4 few weeks
ago (the editor of the Brockport, n. y,
| Rcpu6Ec), in giving his impressions Of what
he saw and heard in the south, makes some
statements which are very wide OF the facts.
| For Instance, in speaking Of secret southern
societies, he says the kukluX clan embraced
nearly all persons in Virginia and North
| Carolina whose sympathy was with the
| Confedcrates; that the organization at
| Greensboro numbered fourteen hundred
persons. "and ut Danyille, Va, and other
places The clan is equally numerous"
We would faln believe that the writer
| was misinformed, particularly as TO the
| number of kukluX Ut Danvllie. lie would
scarcely have made up such statement OF
his own suggestion. There Is no kukiuX
organization ut tins place, Lauch 1888 lou'
teen hundred OF the clan.
We sl,nno,e this information is OF Il piece
with some of that obtained ut Greensboro, 4.
we heard a gentleman say that some RaGl-
q i ovnr at Greensboro took one OF the edl-
tors aside while the people were hospltably
entertaining the party, and told him That
all the attention shown them was snaill, :,
and that if one of them should be cauSnt
five miles from town he would be murdered
!,y the kukluX.
We would like to know who it was that
reported there are fourteen hundred kukluA
ut Uanyillc.
TIE ADVENTURES or A CoLoRED VILLAIN.
rFrom the Leesburg MsrT0r.l- have
heretofore noticed III these columns the eN-
Dloits of one George Gaines, bright mu-
iatto, under arrest in this county upon the
charge of horse-stcaling how he first, Tor
several months, feigned crazy, ana SO sue
cessfully as to deceive everybod dy-oph?>l-
clan. court. and all-and instead OF being
sent 10 thc penitcntiary, where he belong
ed. was ordered to be conveyed to an IN
sane asvlum in Richmond for colored pG"-
pIe how, on his way TO the asylum, he
e!uded the vigilance of his guard and, man,
acled as he was, jumped from railroad
train at midnight, and, entering Richmond
next morning, enlisted in the United States
amy. which he deserted az soon as his reg.
imenl was ordered to Texas; that several
montns later he was rearrested In Washing
ton for stealing more horses, and again
returned to his old quarters in the
iail of this county, and how, a court or
two two ago, lis counsel succeeded In having
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THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
C,LaTIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
VIRGINIA NEWS.
a Cheering letter.
[C0rc. ry!.Gcnco OF the hiciImond Dlspltch.l
q = e N Il L I11nn1i 1911


O.. \. & NJ. Il. r., June ii, 1871.
The Nheat harvest all along the line of
;hiS read f.om Alexandria to Gordonsyille
is progressing rapidly, and the prospect for
IN abundant harvest is certainly good one !:
especially is this true in the vicinity of Gull
pepper and Orange Court-hou>cS. The quail
lty OF the wheat. the farmers say, was never
better. The corn and oats arc looking en-
trcmcly well. 1t Is gratifying to note the
large area planted in corn, and that the
crop is being we'll attended to. The having
is also going on at Manassas and near Alex
andria. and promises n good Weld.
\ new life is apparent along this whole
line, and sales Of lud are not uncommon of
late. Our train brought n party of English
men 70 examine land at Bristol offered at
Sl2 per acre.
The thrift and industry OF the northern
people that have settled III and around Ma
naS>:s> are strikingly apparent in the dwell
ings, fields, and orchards Of that vicinity.
Large numbers of hands are at work i'll the
ouarrieS of hrownstone few miles east Of
Manassas. the demand for this fine build
Ing material being "n the increase. At no
period since the war has there been as
; much activity in restoring this lovely and
naturally fertile portion Of our Piedmont
country. and il Mr.. Barbour pushes vigor-
| oll>ly ana iutclligcntly the land scheme he
has so we'll projected there is no reason
why this section should not double its pop
ulation and quadruple lis wealth i'll the
next decade. Ii.
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FIaaT-CLA>slN EVERY RESPECT.

Il ael.2 o.&ck walnut. Al Ihc Organs mad
~. ,~.7 ,9!- paHy ;.re LGJi CLELly
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,> .stwrcn 14,h and Cary and %
.-.'... t,lA>~ >1.EEN G-H'TErS. The
- ., r.. g. w..Gcd " isavins 1t at ih.S tlice.
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President Of the Board OF Directors Of Rawley
Springs Company. my ~ I'm
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-26
TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT. 26. 1871
OFFICIAL CALL FOR A STATE yoNyEw-
IIDN


ooNs REPUBLICAN, STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE J
Or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, August IL, 1871. }
10 The Voters Of Vi,yinia
At meeting of the Committee, held in this
city on the 18th instant, it was
Resotced, That the Republican voters of Nir-
gnia be assembled in delegated Convention, in
the city of Richmond on "Wednesday. the 9th
day of September, at ~ o'clock NJ. And it was
further ordered, that the Convention consist of
one hundred and tllirty-eight members, to be APP
portioned among the countless according to the
tpportonment of the House of Delegates of the
New Constitution. The delegate, in every in
stance, must be resident of the Legislative Dis
trict which he claims TO represent. This rule is
also applicable to Proxies and Alternates.
Immediately upon receipt hereof, Chairmen-
or, in their absence, the 5ecretaIies-of county
committees will forthwith assemble their COM
mittee, and take such steps as viii ensure full
representation to the Convention Where no or
ganiZaton exists, Republicans viii confer togeth-
er, and upon proper notice call a meeting OF the
people at q convenient time and place, for the
purpose of selecting the number of delegates to
which the. county may be entitled We recon-
mend that the credentials of delegates in every
instance, be signed by the Chairman and Secre
tary of the convention meeting at Which they
are selected.
We would urge that prompt and efficient action
be taken to secure full represent ation from eve
ry portion of the State.
BY order of the Committee:
II. Ii. WELLS Chairman.
SAN'L F. MADDOX, Secretary.
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OF Dore, Birket, Foster, Seacombe, etc.,
They are also the American publishers of
the completed volume on pictorial and in
dustrial art, new illustrated astronomical
work, entitled ".Ihe Midnight Sky;" "The
Pictorial Gallery of All Nations,n book
for young people; new edition of Be-
wick's Fables, with cuts from the origi-
nal blocks; new illustrated edition of
Cowper's "John Gilpin;" series of
illustrated juveniles; new work of
art produced by the Woodbury. pro-
cess,'' illustrating the great works
Of the Flemish and Dutch schools !;
new editions of Reclus' great work on
"The Earth, y illustrated of Bells Tracks
in North America of Guillemin's ''lIeav-
ems" of Figuier's "Primitive Man" of
liume's England, vols; Smiths Wealth
of Nations, VOL, and Walpole's Anec-
dotes of Painting, l vol. the three last in
neat and economical form for popular use.
This firm have also purchased large part
of the "remainders" of some expensive
works, such as Owen Jones' "Grammar of
Ornament heretofore sold for 500, Hum
phrey's ''History of Printing" etc.
WITH the first number of the third VOL
ume (November) ScriJne's Monthly is to
be very considerably enlarged and greatly
increased in popular interest. At that
time, also, the style of page will be altered
by the removal of the leads, the English
page not meeting with popular approval,
though to our taste it is handsomer than
the more ''ncwsy" and crowded look of the
American standard. With the changes
contemplated, we may predict for Serb
ner's, whose success in its first year has
been almost unparalleled III magazine his
tory, a future of very great promise.
A NEW work, by DR.. Holbrook, the
editor of the Herald Of Health, whose
monthly is sufficient proof that he knows
how best to tell people what they ought to
know, is in the press. II is on 'Parturi-
ton Without Pain" and discusses other
matters Of the utmost Importance.
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PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
rS,IIE LARGEST TYPE FOUNDRY
AND MORE EXTENSIVE
PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
South of Philadelphia, is the establishment of
II. L. PELoUZE & co,
fHta RICHMOND, VA.

The Richmond Dispatch says:
RICHMOND TYPE FoUNDRY.--The new dress in
which the Dispatch has appeared for some weeks
was furnished by Messrs. Ii. l.. PELoUzE s. Co..
propiietors of the Richmond Type Foundry
We have been using their type for eight or ten
years, and have found them equal in durability
and style of finish to the best toundries in this
country and England. Their prices are uniform
with all the other foundTies."
The Richmond Wing says:
"TnE RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY We have been
guilty of an inadyertence in falling to mention
that the beautiful suit of type in which the Wig
now appears was manufactured for us at the
Richmond Type Foundry. This is the third out
fit we have obtained from that establishment
one before and two since the war-and we are
prepared to bear emphatic testimony to the fidel-
ity with which the proprietors (Messrs. H. L.
Pelouze & Coz execute their contracts, to the
beauty and durability of their work, and to the
fairness of their prices.
The Richmond Enquirer says:
The handsome typographical appearance of
this paper has been noticed and complinented by
the press all over the country. We take pleasure in
stating that our outfit was procured from the
Richmond Type Foundry, Messrs, II. L. Pelouze
& Co.. proprieors. je 15--deod&w6m
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nit the sorely diseased TO the surgeon. But let
the actor give himself TO what is good whole
some, honest, and of good report in his calling
will not ask whether he went here or there 10
alurch, or believed in my sect or another. l will
DC sure that, being an honest true, kindly man,
who wrought out in his life what was good and
true, and tried to lead men to virtue by the dra-
ma, as the preacher does by his sermon, lie
stands among the good where he has gone, is I'M
eluded in the universal hope there and then and
he has not TO wait until
ION the glimmering limit far withdrawn
God makes himself an awful rose of DAWN
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HORTICULTURAL. &c.
FRANKLIN DAVIS. sAM'Lv. KENT
DICHMOND NURSERIES,,
HI ON
BROOK TURNPIKE, III MILES FROM CITY.
FRANKLIN DAVIS & CO........ Proprietors

Two Hundred Acres In Nurseries
100000 APPLE TREES.
100000 PEACH TREES.
100000 PEAR TREES.
100000 PLUM, CHERRY, NECTARINE,
APRICOT, and OUNCE TREES.
l,50O,0O0 GRAPE VINES, CURRANT, GOOSE
BERRY, RASPBERRY, I3LACKBER-
RY and STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
$4,000 ASPARAGUS and RHUBARB.
1,000,OO0 Usage ORANGE, for hedging.
This stock is remarkably thrifty and we'll
with great care, and comprises those best adapt
ed to this latitude for general cultivation, also va
rieties suited to particular localities and for spe
cial purposes ur
Correspondence desired with those who con-
template planting orchards, and to those who
wish to plant largely, great inducements will be
offered. All persons interested in Fruit Culture
are respectfully invited TO visit the Nurseries
Descriptive catalogues furnished on applica-
ton. sc 21--d,sw&w3m