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PEVEY'S DENTAL ROOMS,
COZ: PLEASANT AND MAIN SITS.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-24
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT
OTHER
Real Estate in Cherry Valley
BY AUCTION.
VIII Dc suIU Dy TUUHV AUVINn, On inc pItIuIses, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23d, 1873,


The valuable Real Estate of the late Booth Bottomy,
situated in Cherry Valley, four miles from the city OF
Worcester.
This well known establishment consists Of a sabstan-
tia TwO-story Brick Factory Building, with good
Attic. Main Building 20 40, with an L SIS X 81 heated
by steam, and contains Sets Wooden Machinery com
pete; Brick Fire Proof Picker House IS %; Brick
Building 81 35 used for dye and dry house and boiler
room; TwostoTy Stock House 40 40; Shed 50 Ia,
used for store house; Office lzstory 26 A. heated by
steam; Two Brick DWELLINGS, tenements each; Three
Wooden do, nearly new. 4 teuoments each; Wooden
do, tenemenis; One Wooden Factory Building. nearly
new 50 49, containing K,tsons pickers and Chase's
flock cutters.
Also THE HOMESTEAD, consisting of large Dwell
ing House, numerous large rooms heated by steam
AMI in every respect frst-class residence. Two
Stables for horses the other for cattle good car
riage house. One Cottage for hired men.
On the above is large amount Of Fruit Trees of the
choicest varieties
The above Mills are situated the well known stream
kettle Brook the brick mill having fall of q ieet
the wooden one Is feet There is also an unoccupied
privilege of Is feet fal About As acres Land belong TO
the above estate 20 of which wood There are reser-
vOrs above said mills, making of the best powers
to he found.
Also, will be sold all the Machinery in said Mills be
longing 10 estate
Immediately after the above sale. will be sold ONE
BUILDING LOT, situated on road leading from Leices-
ter to Worcester, the residence of James Smith
Esq. For further Information inquire of either OF the
trustees in Worcester, Conditions at sale.
ENS3'dS ! S SSSSSSSSissrnR, ,rra,,ee..
b. W. ABBOTT, Auctioneer.
Leicester, Dec. Is, s72.
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The Fire in North Carolina

The fires spread-the people are ro'ised-
The fiery cross lights up the hills and the
clans are gathering to ovcrwhelm the zoe
North Carolina h the scene Of the first eattie.
The Administration il moving heaven ana
earth. and the Federal treasury too, I" WI
the victory. Mr.. BECK, of Kentucky, VINO
knows what be Is talking about, never
INSERTS what he cannot establish to be true,
informs the country that the Marshal OF
North Carolina has drawn q large sum unde
the prctcxt that it il wanted to dcfray thc
Government expenses. But Mr.. BECK knows,
as everybody else should know. that 1t Is 10
he used in buying or corrupting Norm
Carolina, And then Mr.. boutwell,, VII
SON. and others. who arc OH trial oeioFe
the ,eouIe, are sent down 10 North
Carolina TO give testimony, contrary to usage,
IN their own Gaze.
But the Democratic Republicans are en-
.crin- the field with determination and hope,
See the Geographic report of the speeches
Yesterday ut Weldon. Senators Triton OF
Nebraska and STOCKTON Of New Jersey, cx-
Governor VANCE, Governor WALKER, ana
others, addressed n great and enthusiastic
multitude. The ball is rolling IN the
North State.
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TIE SOLDIERS OF TIE NORTH AND SOUTH TO
MET IN GRAND REUNION CONVENTION IN NEW
| YORK; dHimOyc. july TO- immediately
after the Convention adjourned Il movement
was set on foot ly the Confederate generals
assembled in Baltimore which will have
4 marked effect upon the country, North
and South. At the instance of Generals
ml,odcn aud Bradley II. johnson, after
Il consultation with Generals kirkpatrick
and Slorlin, of the North. it has been
decided to hold i grand reiinion OF northern
and cX-Confrdcratc soldiers and officers III
the city Of New York during the month OF
Scptrmlrr. The tHll will nc issued III 4 few
da,S, and the foIlowin" southern generals
have their names attached to the call Gene
rals Thomas l.. Clingman, JOHN i. Gordon,
Fitztugh Lee, Bradley +. Johnson, and j.
ID. lmhndcn. 1t is understood that n por-
ton Of the Grand Army of the Republic viii
unite in the demonstration, which VIII be
one of determination between men who have
stood face to face in battle and are now DC
tcrInincd that pctrc and concord shall tie
established in the United States under the
guidance of a man who has other laurels
than Il blood-siaincd sword, and whose trl-
umphS have been those of peace and not OF
war. The ey-ConfcdcratcS now here are so
enthusiastic over this rciinion that they DC
sire at once their comrades South, Us well as
their late enemies North, to make immediate
preparations for this rCtinion.- Correspond
enCc NCIr York World.
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been received from Baltimore, Inere 'npu
been no dispatches received 40 that hrne, anu
Mr.. Greeley rcGntered his t~arriageNand was
driven to the Lincoln Cttibssin winch ne ias
established his private headquarters. al
soon ~ he entered the room he proceeueu W
the sideboard, which IS the only articie VI
furniture high enough to serve MN Mn
wrtting-dcsk. Throwing aside his nat Ls
proceeded to con a mass or letters uia. ihu
iccn arranged for his perusal. IN thisa ne
w,,s interrupted by u caller. Answering his
m,cstjnns promptly, said caller was soon
dispatched, and the work again resumed.
Heat and VVarincss : soOn' teemed To
nave overcome his working energy, for IN Il
short time he slept the peaceful sleep OF a
wearicd child. His slumbers were inter
ruptcd occasionally by a rexati6ns fly, when
evidently was no respecter of persons, ana
ever and anon he awokc to brush away the
intruder. His slumlers were finally inter-
r1lptcl hy "A messenger from the 1,ibuae,
who brought him in the word verbally lsIat
his nomination had been unanimously rtl-
fed by the Baltimore Convention. lhis
communication was brought in at l.:M. n
letter vas hastily picked W. by Mr.. Grceicy.
and Inc tried his best to seem eDgro>scd III It's
contents. The effort was not very success
FIJI. Ills eve would wander and the letter
trembled visibly in his hand. Thinking IL
would be an agreeable diversion for his penf
up feelings. the reporter approached INN ana
said : ..TIc Express was The first TO c"liSrl'-
ul,tc vnu upon your nomination ut tlncii-
natl; it would again offer lis congratulations
upon the Endorsement OF that notnliEitI"li..
lie smiled swcetIy and said q thank YOU,
and AGAIN addressed himself to The task OF
seeming unconccrncd. He seemed $" de-
sermined not to he interviewed that IL was
thought best to defer TO his inclination.
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France. wih a Diary eff Sicgr LIFE at
Versailles. by Brevet Maior-ticncraI W.
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For sale by j. L. ELLYsoN.
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by ANTHONY IRoIEorE, author of " The
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For sale by j. Il. ELLYsoN.
Who W0uld Hare Thought IT.? A Novel.
Philadelphia: LlrrINC0TT 4 Co. 3
A new novel without the authors name
another venture at sea without a helmsmap'
For sale by WoonnousE 4 PARuAM.
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German of WILHELMlNE VoN ElILLERN,
author of Only a Girl Phiiadeiphla'
LIrrINcoTT e. Co.
For sale by WoopHousE & PARHAM.
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DEPARTURE OF DELEGhTEs-A COMPLIMENT
TO GOVERNOR WAIKER.-BdiInlOrc, July II.
The various visiting clubs leaving for their
homes to-day are the most striking reminders
ol The great Convention which closed ycStrr-
day. The Americas club, of Philadelphia,
before their departure. were drawn upin line
in front of the Virginia headquarters, at the It.
Clair. their band playing "lhuld Lang S.ync."
They gave three hearty cheers for Governor
Walker. who. in response T." calls. came for
ward and addressed them i'm his usual happy
vein. After complimrntinS the members for
their bearing during their ~>oiourn in Balli.
moro, he expressed the hope that they would
ever lie found battling, is now, i'll the cause
of right and justice.
This Club had previously elected his En-
~ceIlency an honorary member. Three cheers
were then given for Nir-inia-"tll the mother
of States and Democrats" -SI".7di M$P1tch
TO the Washington Patriot.
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Who First Nominated Greeley?--lhe
Negro Vote.

We assure our ncighbor of the Wing that
We set up no claim to having been the first
TO nominate Mr.. GREELEY for the presidency.
We believe that honor belongs to the HIS
boro' IN. ca Recorder, though the Wing can
almost compete with our North Carolina con-
TEMPORARY. We had hoped that the tincin-
mil Convention would nominate Mr.. TRIM
m,LL. we said the other day that the imni-
bcrS of that Convention "huildcd heller
than they knew" So We may say also as 10
ourselves: we knew not ut the time how
good Il nomination had been made. Never
thclcss we must claim for ourselves the credit
of having perceived Immediately that no
other nomination could supcrScde that OF
Mr.. GREELEY, and of having acted accord
ingly.
SO much by way of preface. And now
we must ask the Wing to correct its state
ment that we threatened to impalc General
InDoDEN for suggesting the name Of Mr..
GREELEY to the Cincinnati Convention. We
never made such Il threat, nor even so much
as intended to censurc General lMBoDEN for
prcfcrring MI. GREELEY, though we did not
prefer him ourselves. What we meant to
rcprove the General for-and NC were UNI
fortunate in the choice of our words il they
will fairly bear the construction put upon
them by the Whjg-was his recommends
ton that Il candidate should be selected for
the purpose of securing negro votes, and
his intimation that such votes coald be pur-
chased by The nomination of Mr.. GREELEY.
We have seen no reason to change orr
opinion in respect of this matter. The nolni-
nation of Mr.. GREELEY leaves the negroes just
~ they werc--a band of mcrc tools in the
hands of rarpet-baggers and scalaw'gs. Tie
negroes are not going to vote for him; ami
the southern man vino undertakes to con-
vince Mr.. GREELEy that they will SO vote is
guilty of pcrpctrating Il wrong upon the pco-
pie of his own section. We can and will
elect him without their votes.
General IMBoDEN himself will have 10 az
knowledge after the first Tuesday in NOvrm-
Der next tlEit he WAS totally mistaken rs +"
the effect the nomination OF Mr.. GsLEIEY
would have pom the negro vote.
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To-day Ex-Governor John Lctcler. of Vii.
-inia. whose estate in Lots | Ia II in Square
G3S. on moth Capitol street ncarG, was con
tisra,"d and sold, received an order from Mr..
Justice Humphreys. lI"Idin" tllcSpcrial term.
for 81 ~. Tti. the remains cf the sale, which
went into The Treasury of tue United States.
u dshingtm iciCr.
Senator Bayard. Of Delaware, Sails for
Europe ON Saturday. He has addressed i
letter to his constituents advising them to
support the Baltimore nominees. and giving
his rclSonS therefor and in explanation OF
the opposite course he took in the Baltimore
Convention.
There has been such success in drawing
money from the Treasury for election pllr-
poses in North Carolina that the Georgia
Republicans would like +" have The expert
mrnt repeated for their State.
Governor Brown. of Missouri, told a re-
porter at New Haven that he thought Grant
could not carry more than three States. The
Governor had numerous calls from his old
friends while in New laycn.
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"MEMoKlALs or METHopIsM IN VIRGINIA..
The author, the Rev. w. w. BENNETT, ID. d.,
of this city, has sent to us Il copy of this III
tcrcsiing book. The frontispierr is Il like,
ness of the venerable Bishop Early. This
is the centenary year of Methodisin in Nir.
ginia; and this book relates the history OF
McthodiSm in this State from its introduce
ton, in 17T2, Zip to the year 1872. We have
seen many concentrations Of the book from
Methodist clergyncn and others, not only in
Virginia but other States. We are glad to
have such Il volume in our library. 1t con-
tains much to interest not only MctllodistS
but every Firginian who desires to under
stand the various influences which have com
bincd to make this grand old State what she
has been and is.
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Special Dispatch to tho Baltimore sun. ~t
Tho Poiisieal CnnipakEn--FOssei0n OF
Senators SclaurE, Stockton, and Sum.

IL ISt1stN w th~ ##
The Pofisical CaEnpafEa--POssei0n OF
Senators scsaurZ, Stockton, and Sum.
ncr. .Es...-. .. .-..4.
WASHINGTON, July ia conyocation of
the leading delegates to the Baltimore Con-
ycntion and Senator Schurz occurred here to-
day, mt which the latter gave his enthusiastic
adhesion to Greeley and Brown, aud an
nounced his intention Of entering at once
upon the campaign. He left tonight for st.
Louis rd New York, and viii make his first
speech in the former city. After that liewnl
make a tour in the South, and will speak IN
the pending campaign in North Carolina.
Later in the summer he will speak i'm Penn
sylrania and New York. =
Senator Stockton, of New Jersey, who or
posed To the last the nomination OF Greeley
at Baltimore, to-day yielded his opposition,
and tonight left for North Carolina TO speak
nj a great Conservative mass meeting to be
held tomorrow at Weldon, in that State.
Senator Sumner, In conversation to-day,
fully Endorsed Greeley and Brown, and in
Dictated that possibly he might, contrary to
his established custom, enter the campaign
and make speeches. Tomorrow the Dcmo-
cratic Executive Committee appointed at
Baltimore, and the Liberal Executive Conn.
mittee appointed ut Cincinnati, will jointly
meet here and organize Tor. the campaign.
Hon. Samuel j. Randall, of Pennsylvania, is
chairman OF the former, and Senator Fcnton
of the latter. .a4 .
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MIy" MORE NEW GOODS FOR TIE
Hot WEATHER.
SPECIAL BARGAINS N
LINEN LAWNS AMI DRESS GnOlS.

Il. Il. PRICE & co.
have lust opened 4 new assortment of PRlNTS, In
American and English;
pERCALE CAMBtICS. &c:
LINEN AMI BATISTE SUlTINGS, for travellers;
JAPANESE and other POPLlNS mt lG3c., 2oc., &c.,
and up:
ORGANIZES ndLAWNS, plain and figured;
LADIES and G~ESTLEMEN'S GAtfIE SHIRTS,
LINEN SIIEETINGS. PILLOW LINENS,
TOWELS, BUCK GAUNTLLTS, KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES. &C.;
ST. SCALFS, every color;
PARASOLS, HOSIERY. &C;
LINEN BOSoMS,
THREAD and COTTON SOCKS,
LINENS AMI C~ASSIMElttS for gentlemen and
boys; WHITE DUCKS, &C.:
READY-MADE LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS, of hest
quality also. NIGHT GOWNS. SKIRTS, and
other unJcrgarinents for Ladies, which Will BIZ
CLOSED ont very low.
Mere MOURNING GOODS I'm GRENADINES,
IRON BAREGES, B~OMBAZINES, TAMISE.
GRAPES. and CRAZE Wells.
The SPRING aud SUMMER DRESS GOODS
now on hand will lie closed out without regard To
the cost OF them. Parties in need can, therefore,, be
supplied upon their own terms. .
Il. X. PRICE ( CO.,
jyI 110I Main street, corner Eleventh.
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srEezaE sorEeES.

NJ DO N9T DEsEAIR.-Hm reds Of
cases OF scrofuls. IN It's worst stages; o cases of
Syphilis that hsscs .dehedthe skin ogeD eas ply
sici.ns; rheuma.scs who have been Z, ring Tor
years, and the victims Of the injndicious 'eof mer-
curry. have been radically cured by DIR. TUIIs
QUEEs's DELIGHT. 1t
Is Che most powerful Alternative and blood-purifar
known. IL ss prescribed by many pbysiciansin their
practice. s.4s fsgr "a. So.
II you have chills, whether every other day. every
tent, day, or every two OF three weeks take DIR.
TUFTS LIVER PILLS and you will check them
otherwise they will stick to You all winter.
DIR TUFTS HAIR DYE contains no sulphur.
Nv l5-aod &
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How Greeley Received tho Ee,rs.

The New York Express says: The fact
having become pretty well assured that Mr..
Greeley would receive the nomination OF the
Baltimore Convention, IN Express reporter
attached himself to the venerable sage of
Cimppaqua MS soon rs he made his appear.
ance at the Glcnhan Hotel mt 1l:30 yester-
day morning. He had called at the Liberal
Headquarters to know whether any news lad
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aeE Eqs,

In this city. on the 9th instant, of hrS''ntcry, MEL
SON GOODMAN TURNKEY, In tic siNty-SPcuid
year Of his age. lctyi,y. Il devoted wife, Il sister, and
brother tu mourn their loss.
Baltimore, Alabama, and Jacksonville lfla.) pa
pcfs please copy.
On ,lr nth instant. mt 10 O'Clock y. Min ALE
glany county, Va, SAMUEL l koblNS'N'
in the iiitirtIl wear If his axe.
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MEETINGS
yaaryAT owHss1IP, July -, lsJa

IsHEREBYafysN THATQN
I'M the nth Inaftnt (that bsst,g the last Saturtlayin
luiyl, ut IL O'clock A. NJ. the Township Board VIII
meet at the Clerks office for the transaction OF
meut OF the mast ycar's accounts with the Urersccrs
of Roads for Che Several districts OF thts township.
The presence of The Ovcraeeso OF the i,onr ~ also re-
o,,o,t r,i,x contested. ROD. MACKENZIE,
IL Ia-ia. %. "a. e q Clerk m yarina TownsH'p.
TssHE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
hCHJNIST AND DLACKSMITHS,
UNION, No. :. Of Virginia. viii he held IIiiS
EVENING in Harmony Hall ut s o'clock. Atehi-
- GEORGE STURDY MT,
,t 81 Secretary.
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NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY d.
FIRST G VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. {
RIcIIMnSD. July II, 1872. }
4 TTFNTION, SIDNEY RIA 81
"A Won are ordered to meet THIS tSat'lrda!i "a
FV.SITI; al O'Clock, in f~uIl-Ircss uniform, for ~
business and drill. ~
Every member must be present at roll-call' or lit
will he dealt with rs the law directs.
iy orocr OF Captain c~AnkISGToS:
GEORGE ". EAFES. JR.,
* ,3-JtE Orderly Sergeant.
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.nnY SsOps.

nETTER READ asaaHIS.-We have on
ifanda very good stoeEbf goods for the season,
and nre~stili getting In s6fnethiDg new ana cheap
every fewadays ;aad. without making any Iag Iass
daf1st itintlie nesyspapers,I can sell goods at s1adN
Drodfs iaIf I ask !, and then sell them lower than those
Who sefl at cost and less than cost Better call ana
see for yourselves. CT. BARBEE, successor "
Duckwafl & Rouss, No. e0D Broad street, ticnnsoha'
ItyI
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MACHINERY. &c.
L'UR SALE,
L ALARuE LOT OF MACHINERY.

DOR SALE,
L ALARuE LOT OF MACHINERY.
G HoIsrING-ENGINE. ul.rt ~ls-lora. power,
mounted uu wheels, suitable fur p,llTrying,
mrcckins, pilc-'triyins. &C.. with or without
hammer, and al The %'iS,nr's for plIe-iri,i%E;
BOILER, ou one b.,i plate.
One s-IinKsE POWER, AGRICULTURAL ~
T., mounted an wheels:
One c-llUltsE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
aud BOILER.
Both Of thu above can bc seen running nj unr slr"n.
One NEW I2-HoEsE POWER PORTABLE IN
One SiEHW ,o-ItoRsF POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with "Whcr,er's" Patent Balance
one sESdNn-mANn Ie-iloRsE POWER STA
One sEC6ND-HASD H'HoRsE POWER PORT
One s s,,I i # '-uonsr POWER ur
One ss-iiORSE POWER STATIONARY ENGINr,
Que 3tIioRsE POWER rATiONAhi ENGiNE,
Two rs HORSE POWER TUBULAR BOILERS,
One ~Isl1 E,Se,E' Gr,,S1 iI'ri r,.j MEif II rI" EEGiirr,
with NIL its fixtures complete;
Threc PLAIN ciIINbEA BuiLEKs Of iS-horse
"ss r ; s$S$ IL $;,sr s;S 4 81 FLOWER;
One PoRTABl.EtiRis MILL, with5-ioot French
One new GRAY & WOOD pLANER, .e-loo,
bed, - tnciies Wide.
ons ECREw, CUTTING SLIDE LATHE, 10 inches
One Fo0T LATHE, suitable for ruasmIth or jew
G c,ler. = Hsg aEa
Five EARL's PATENT STEAM PUMPS, ascrt-
ed sizes:
Three FIIsCE PUMPS, from ono t four-inci'
plnngcrs; #s.MHnH.
SKATING, PULLEYS, and HANGERS OF all
sizes.
Steam and Water Gauges. Prrt ard Glo'T
Valves. Gaug.. Cocks. TaIlow Cups, Mater Gauge
Glasses, all kinds of OH Cans, Steam nistitS' anu
/. general assortment OF Enrtnerrs' supplies. AlS,,
a large assortyucns of new ant secondhand Tobacco
Shares, Share Presses, Box Presses, Bands and BIZ
LET'S, aud nh, Minds OK Tobacco Fixtures made Ia
order. a
The above will IN. sold at very reasonable prices,
and on accommodating terfis.
q 4 ADDiNGTOS.
Nos. 1922, il24, i426, aud la2s Cary street,
and Nus. i and Is south Fifteenth strvel
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pOCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE ], 1879.

This favorItc and celebrated WATERING PLACE
will offer additional attractions this season. Among
other improvements, there has been added an cie-
CANT AMI spacious hall-ro"m, adjoining The larlor:
the parlor has been enlarged and improved. and the
proximity Of the two renders each easily accessible.
IL Will be kept I'm a style not surp;tssc'i any"liere III
Virginia.
The WATERS of these special Springs either cure
or greatly relieve most cases OF ScrOiula, ~Inclpient
Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic l.aryH-
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronir Dyspepsia.
Chronic Diarrhda, Chronic 1)ySentery. They are
also 4 great value In those affections whiclI arr pccit-
lar tn the female constitution, and "a an appetizer,
Il tonic. mud general restorative. they are, PERHAPS,
unriylilcI amongst iuincral waters. The proprietor
will have provided for the lawns AMI lrlll-ruu'h \
tirsi-rlasS Hand of Music, AMI In general MI the
sources Of Amusement and recreation usually found
at our best summer resorts will fr at the contluan'iof
the guests AZ BRIDGE iLIM." The place
j. within eleven ~ thirteen hours at Rirhut"ili.
Washington. Baltimore, etc, by rail, al! In III! liGhi:
Passengers leave ilc cars of Tive Chesapeake AMI
Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot, aud new and elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over Il smooth AMI
level road of only eight miles, Get down the visitor,
at the Springs Ia ten.
mi A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Springs. AMI not stoppius ut my hotel, viii In
Charged half my regular rates.
The RockIrilgr water Is for sal" by PURCELL,
LADD 4 %. Richmond, and GEORGE NJ. Nc
ISTIRE, charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
nv l0-5m
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Approved and prescribed ly the most eminent
pin ysicians In Virginia and North Carolina as the
BEST, PUREST, AND $ ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH" a fresh supply just received.
MEADE & BAKER,
importing Pharmacists,
apc0 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

4 LBERT T.. WEST, ARCHITECT, =,
n cover 11l7 Main street, opposite ,DiSp"fch
"ttcS; rnish designs for buildings of every
d.srriutiun, alterations, additions, laying Out
',rnunds. Sc. and 10 supcrintcitd the work.
Also, contracts to put on slate roofs.
a, r2-S WAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-13
EfTS.
ExgyTRSsOSS AND p'EC-NgGS.

REFRESHMENTS on the ground ut city prices.
Strict order and lccorum will be enforced.
Dolly Warden line of boats Will leave the ioot oi
Eighth street every lialf-lour.
Tickets 50 cents. Children free.
A grand antir may hc expected. as II Is under the
Of IN efficient committee. iy l2-tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-13
THE STRIBL.ING SPRINGS

are only thirteen miles from Staunt"r, aud III"
tourney from Richmond requires eleven hours.
The MINERAL WATERS, consisting Of alum, sui
phur, and chaiybcatc springs, are of unsurpassed
excellence rs medicinal agents.
HOTEL NOW OPEN for visitors. Diversified
means of recreation and amusement
BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per week, SIS; per month,
$50: two months OF over, $40 per month.
tv 1l-3t S. GOODE, superintendent.