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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-26
CoAi AND COKE.
CHEAP CoALl

HAVING TAKEN AN INTEREST IN THE
il III spacious Coal Mines Of Kentucky, known as
the st. Bernard Mines, on the Evansville AMI
Henderson Railroad, and having cont Of tbs
disposition of said Coal an south Of Springfield,
Robertson county, Tenn, we are determined 70
furnish Nashville, Edgefeld, and the surround
ing country and towns so cheap IS 20 put Tres IN
the reach Of the poor as well as the rich.
We can furnish superior article and abund-
ant supply.
OFFfCE-Corner Union and Cherry streets
y26 If MADISON STRATTOE = CO.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HOME ENTERPRISE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING Sub
leased the entire
Boot and Shoe Department Oh
the Penitentfary,

are prenared TO FIJI all orders in that line. As
our Facilities are unusual, we are enabled to Of
fer extra Inducements in the way Of prices on
every grade OF work, from TIE Plantatlon Bro
Sosi1S FOR sending money North, as we solicit
and are ready to i'll all orders, from single pair
70 tah neI ~ ''''' BOENsCH a SLOAN.
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r. e. GROOMEs & CO.,
FUNERAL UNDERTAKES
Dealers I'm First Glass Metallic RurfaI
Gases and CnaIrafa

Cases and Baskets,
A TTEND PROMPTLY TO ALL FUNE-
IA rails in city or surrounding country, with tine
graphic Orders filed with dispatch. Taylor's
Patent Corpse Preserver, besides other preserv-
ers, that are warranted 10 preserve a corpse from
Burial Vault, the best in use. at the Office ,iay
and night. dec6 tt
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National Hotel.

AIRS. M. B. WINBOURN WOULD RES
lll pectfully announce to her friends and the
travelling public that she has taken charge of the
National Hotel, formerly the Planters Hotel, SO
North Summer street, where every effort viii be
made to give satisfaction. Good and cOmmO-
diOus rooms $500 per day for transient board;
$3.50 per week for day board. mh26 I'm
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ENCLOSING Spring Trade Sale.

VEATMAN, SHIELDS & co. WILL SELL
( TUESDAY, 26th March, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. an extensive, attractive line of
Fresh Spring, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Va
rieties, Notions, Trimmings, etc. This will be
interesting sale TO close buyers, as it is the
largest and best assorted stock we have had the
pleasure Cf Offering this season. mh24 ct
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GREAT PUBLIC SALE
OF
10 TO % LOTS
IN THE
Rutledge Addition to Nashville,
Thursday. april 4, Is7e.

AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ, ON THE PREMI-
n SEES, commencing on the corner Of the Leban-
on Pike and Castleman street. The other Lots
front on the Lebanon Pike, Market and Rutledge
streets. The lots are commanding building sites,
centrally located in the city, convenient to the
Street Railroad, Howard High School, and the
Univel g.. as most of the lots Will be sold
for cash, great bargains will be given.
BROWNS & CHEAP HAM, Agents,
T. w. BARNES, Auctioneer. g. n. Cherry ST.
mh24 ids
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AVOID OUACKs.

A VICTIM OF EARLY INDISCRETION,
n causing nervous debility and premature de-
cay, having tried in vain every advertised rene
dy, has discovered a simple means of self-cuTe,
which he viii send free TO his fellow-suherers.
Address j. H. REEVES, 7S Nassau street, New
York seD26 eOd6m
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$40 Reward.

WE WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
w for any information leading to the recovery
of q light grey Mare. 15X hands high, Z years
old. strayed or stolen from our stable on Sunday
night SIMMONS & PHILLIPS,
mh26 st At their Carpenter Shop.
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Bathing while heated caused the death on
Sunday of LEWIS BEaENT,a weli-known Bos.
ton portrait painter, says the Brooklyn
Eagle; and yet JOHN TyNpALL, the most dis
tinguished man of science in England, pro
nounces the belief in the possibility Of being
injured In this manner ga superstition" In
his "Hours In the Alps" he says that in
climbing the mountain sides he often stopped
and bathed in the pools Of cold water which
lay In his path, much to tie surprise Of his
guides, who, he ADDS, "shared the common
superstition" that it was dangerous for u
person heated by exercise TO plunge into cold
water. go, sFET..yvs
We believe in TyNDALL when he talks
about light, but we must confess that we,
too, share the common superstition that he
discountenances. ruta.utassE
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nfRni

.,,sT a,,sa efn,,ty. Va. Msy I'D &c. 5uY-
ING in, J; aned dirty flour years naasSDs
S. "wednesday. July sd. atap'elas Mr. Try
I,fNeW. in tie eighty Six t}s
iier funeral wiz take plsce iro tho late rsalaeise
~ al osr,ock TO-DAY, July eth. Her friends ant;
assiia,ntspces are respectfully invited TO at'eno
without fgrther hetske.
Yesterday morning July the I'D, NJ 10 oSssoSs,
En- FIN Youngest daugnser OF 'aipes a'a =
ytaeraj vii take place from her fathers rei-
denre at 3 o'clock r. M.'fe-ba ".
oh "wednesday, I'D instant, at o'clock, JARETTE,
insan. daughter of George aHa ase'
fInr Yauesai m take place 1t her fater's res!-
Genre. on Nicholson street, TldlS sTnursdaD EVE
Is f4sn Se, % The family are rcectu
Newark, N. -, papers please COPY: - :"
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An IDflependent Press.

The New York World affects to Scorn
what it terms THE petty, serSilc critics WHO
"hare arraigned It's course aud impugned
" its motives since the preposterous action Of
.the Cincinnati Convention" 1t goes on TO
indulge In some excellent remarks upon the
Independence of the newspaper press Of the
day, which remarks come from the World
with the same sort of grace that would char
acterize sermon from BEAST BUTLER on
spoon-stealng, or one from JONATHAN WILD
against highway robbers. We suppose that
no one has any doubt as to whittier the
Worlds Independence will lead it. That
journal will not dare to do otherwise than
support "the preposterons action " Of the
Baltimore Convention in Endorsing, rs
this Convention viii, the preposterous
action" Of the Cincinnati Convention. The
Worlds boosted independence will not
stand it in such good stead that it will
refuse to support the man il hates with a
bitter hatred, and whom 1t looks upon with
that sort of professional jealousy which be.
longs to such men as Mr.. .GREELEY's would
be most potent antagonist, but will be most
obseq,ious follower and impotent supporter.
The papers published ut county seats and in
small towns and interior cities have at least
reputation for honest convictions, sincerity.
and trustworthiness, which the World cannot
boast of. -f.s.Et q ..ttAl&v, {tf8
We agree with the World that the news
paper press ia much more free from the die
tation of small politicians than it was some
years ago. But we would add that the
readers of the papers have also enancipated
themselves from the control Of the editors.
The reader judges for himself. He no
longer accepts the dicta Of his farorite editor
rs his political gospel. The Richmond En-
quiyer Of 1910 controlled more votes by far
than does the New York World Of 1872,
notwithstanding that the latter paper has
many more readers than the former ever
had. The public has become as indie
pendent as the press. Indeed. the press
Is independent only because the public first
became so. The GREELEY movement will aid
in the good work Of making both editors and
readers independent. 1t has already taught
the World that IL has no influence worth
speaking of. That journals fierce diatribes
and coarse abuse Of Mr.. GREELEY have in-
jured nobody but itself; and Its boasted Gin
dependence" will end In forced support Of
Horace GREELEY for President. Like all
other original GREELEY men, We shall be
ready and willing to forgive it, and will hugh
in our sleeve at the grand airs which 1t will
assume when It r,lsEes to take position at the
head Of the GREELEY column. "+
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Tho tsrealsy Movement.

Every day we see neSE evidences -oi-'asas
wisdom Of the nomination OF Mr. GREELEY
as a candidate for the Presidency. we
hailed the movement as soon as it began as
one which might benefit the South by de-
stroyins the identity Of the war party OF the
North. We have long commended that saen
a party had no business In existence AFTER tue
war itself had ended. Yet year aitef year
ever since 1855 have we seen this party caf.
rying the elections Ia the northern aa ave
We desired to put an end to this state 0,
things; TO have parties composed each on
both rebels and Federals; to leave the haae
calls no reason for declaring that all OF the {.
friends OF the South were 10 one party; aaa
thus to restore the southern States TO eqt'a'i'
ty with the other States In the Union. : : =
This desirable state Of things mas already ','l
been broush. about by the GREELEY move
ment Some of the most distinguished rebels
in the south now. figure as patriots and states
men in Radical Journals of the North. The
votes OF tho white men Of the South are
eought by Radical orators and papers Even
Harper's Weekly has engaged IN the ""h VI
irving to convince southern white men that
they ought not to vote for GREELEY. In the
last No. of that weekly GREELEY Is pictured
as che man who wished to see southern
dwellings burned and southern women ana
children starying.sesWe have rot seen $"
hopeful sign for the poor, oppressed South
in long time. II we can enlist the good
Offices Of both GRANT and GREELEY in our
behalf we shall soon find ourselves in much
better condition than we have been in since
the conclusion Of the war. sss1"-l
1t is more important 10 the soutl to de-
stroy the identity Of the war party-to turn
the political kaleidoscope so that new COM
bination of party materials may be made
than to secure the election OF President OF
her choice. But il, as we hope and believe,
the GREELEY movement is to result in the Sc
curing of both these objects, then we have
reason to rejoice that 1t was ever originated.
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nSs' DR.. T UTT,s sARsAPARILLA

| D, DR. UTT'S sARsAPAR1LLA
AND QUEENS DEL1GHT.-N remedy possesses
so many valuable medicinal properties as this COM
binaton OF. roots, herbs, and barks. The QUEENS
DELIGHT is acknowledged by physicians TO be the
most powerful remedy known for impure Glooel,
liver complaint, nervousness, female complaints,
constipation, rfcumatism diseases Of the Kidneys,
syphilitfc affections skin diseases, chronic COIN
plants, &c. But in this preparation IL Is combined
with other vegetable products, which renders Its
virtues doubiy valuable Most diseases have their
origin In the blood, and as blood purifier the SAl
sAPARlLLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT has no
equal. Itreaures but trial to convince the most
skeDtical. II + taa,s.t. 4, .s.-s.. .rs
For female complaints, whether I'm young or Old,
married or single, ut the dawn Of womanhood or the
turn Of life, DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are an
acknowledged remedy.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE has no bad odor.
jca9-deod&wlw
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BOGUS LErTERs.-Recently the San Fran
cisco Chronicle published two letters, one
signed by Miss NELLIE GRANT and the other
by Queen Verona, which il. said it had re
ceived from "private sources" The letters
were intended to bmlesque Miss NELLIE
but they are now doing service In her behalf.
No hoax is too absurd to pass with soma
people as genuine article. 2eg<: ygsgq.
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Goodhue county, MINI, boasts Of three
hundred Greeley Republicans. ..gE
One hundred Republicans have Joined the
Greeley Club in Etbsidge, Onondaga county,
N. Y.
A well-informeG gentleman residing in
New jersey states that the Qnakers Of New
Jersey viii support Mr.. Greeley. i, s' I.
The Tennessee race for Congressman at
large seems to be 10 General Frank Cheat
ham over ex-P President johnson. IL.
Senator Trumbnll says that "Hthe chances
Of Greeley in the Northwest are better than
Lincolns were In 1900 ,s,.s -, 81. 80 u.
In Oneida county, n. Y, 200 Repabli-.
cans have already pronounced for the Gin
Ctansti platform aad ticket.
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IT Is stated that ut Boston on Tuesday eve
ming the weather was SO g cool" us to make
it less Of task 10 visit the Coliseum. It. Is
hard to believe such story here when the
mercury stands above 90 all day long.
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NJ GREAT tCLOSLNG-OUT SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DuLLAKs WORTH OF DRY GOODS
..a., At REDUCED PRICES! ....'-

AS our new store Is fast approaching completion,
and iita:.ng u open II with an entirely new stock,
we niaE, general reduction In the prices of our
goods. Having purchased tile whole OF our stock
upon tic closest terms, we-do not hesitate to state
that such All opportunity to purchase CHEAP DRY
GOODS haJ NOT been offered within the past ten
years. sti '~Es .& .ss. rr#.sn taa " ..d-str-'
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CALICO COTTON MILLS
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1874 s
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
~ CElYED ri this Office until JULY 18TH for the
following bill of GOOD MERCHANTABLE \ Ell
Low PINE TIMBER: ..' "-' .'@
.a. l7u pieces 4J feet long, llx17; 'iE 81. .s'.a
8; pieces &c feet lo"g, sXl0; .s - .
80 posts % feet long, sX1a;
, ..a 80 posts 10 feet long SKYE; '"t''. -
.-...-- al posts Is feet long, SXl2; s-". ...tsr
us posts ~ feet long, sX12; ..
30 Iuitcrs, 50 feet long, 5x!2 ana 3x8;
About $50, 00J feet flooring aNt2 CT 3XlU; -.'
About 10000 feet flooring It by d or wide. s.r
Plans and specifications can be seen by calling on
PETER c. WARWICK, ut the Gallego Mills.
-s-5aa 10 oo-oW
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THO THE PUBLIC.-Beingc compelled n
L to make alterations and improvements I'm ",
my wareroOms account Of increase Of bust Fssl
ness, have determined to sell out my large
stock of FURNITURE. Pero,lS Wishing u secure
beautiful Walnut parlor or Chamber Set ut first
cost VIII do well to call soon. Very respectfully,
ARTHUR ROONEY, Governor and Franklin
streets, Richmond. Va. i ..f..a..s. .r.'}5re iva
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MILLINERY.

MRS. e. V. BUTLER, 631 Broad street
w tikes pleasure In announcing tn her friends
and public that she has just received handsome
lot OF NEW STYLE HATS and other goo,ls which
she Is selling very low. ~. ..-.ss... jy 3-.t>
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mEsECHA 4 gaSFxCssss
e9- GREAT nEDIToT TON q;
ALL GOODS .alAfsliED sTsss y. n TO IF ti5s5
LOWEST PfsltFs
$500. :sorgcgs

81
isc. BLEACHED ar.i Bl,osys COTTON. u. iesse.
faac. CaL1COES Guiy Tic. per Sar'l;
-ssc.BERGK III n ~ s2sts ,er ,rrsi :'.s:'
TIC. BLACK Es ut so. per gard: Z
,.scl EiBRcIDERE1, q En- d oIs,fis IT ttse i,el
yard; 'ss
si.e. VICTORIA LAWNat 3sc,. pnr ys,tti: s
37sc. SWISS MUSLIN at &c: per yard; ~
81 WHITE LINEN DANAsK at rec. per yard; y
soc. DOLLY WARDEN HATS ut doc. each.
sucsi tremendous knock -ddwn OF tie prices OF
LACE SfgAWLS,Ea ry, sss ~
fs -PARAsOLss and zPARASOL-cOFERs.
~, lRIBEONSs iEMBROIDERIEs. ~ l9Pf
HOSIERY, GLOVES, 93g .s s!is34iif,i
4 tHANDKERCHTEFS. !z4! t5.g IL ,5tiF lit
|. i LACE COLLARS and SETS, &c, t!y.ul
that only call can do Justice to the bargains af
S In WILLIAM THALHIMER q sons, I,
~ i01a Main street opposite post-otf!scre;,
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M: COOLING, 4 REFRESHING, AND

dEUUL1Nt7,tff hEF hEssfiINt,l AND
|ELEaANT-JUsT.jF THE VERY THING FOR
HOT j, WEATHER.-7The KLosTERFRAuT co
LOG NE, the most elegant, most lasting, and richest
Of all coiogncs Is sold al lower than usual prices
having imported large quantity direct from koin
ourselves, which OF course Is additional guarantee
of its genalneness. 80 -.,fg,.#,tt j;
f. - .''Hs'L. WAGNER & CO., Druggists,
EEty f1tx' ~i3 Sii' ~ Sixth ana Broad streets.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGIEEER,l
1853 RICHMOND, VA, July ith, 1872.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
IN he received at this Office until w EDNESDhf,
July 10TH at l2 O'Clock NJ to furnish the city mules
and horses with FEED, PROVENDEIt, &C., for the
term Of three months. ...- t... At-I.
. The Committee on Streets Generally reserves the
right to reject any and all bids offered. ttGf y. E
FOr,us OF proposals can be Obtained by applying
at this Office. -. CHARLES II. DIMMOCk,
IN d-td itsE f5.4 30 ..5&.a.u City Engineer.
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GROCERIES, DE.

OUTER, BUTTER. sl.-s.s ;
FIFTY KEGS PRIME FRESH COUNTRY
BUTTER on hand and daily receiving For sale
low by Il < WATKINS HARRISON,
Thirteenth street between Main and Cary.
q Nv I-potllw
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Excursion tickets are now Issued at CARRIERS .Ex-
press and on board steamer 10 either Of the above
places and return for VI by the james River Stealth
bout Company. Tickets good until used ~.
Passengers leave here at So A. Of. MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. ..-. ........... go.
Their elegant and fast steamer JOHN SYLVEs-
TER Is now on this route with tirst-class table and
accommodations. ''' -
r Connection made ut Norfolk for Cobbs Island.
jc la-lm L. B. ThTuM, General Agent.
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DhsX asShakEsS.

NOW OPEN AT ISAAC ,COEfEN'S, 800
lS Broad between Third and Fourth streets,
dress goods ut one-hnf their value. f a.. 81.
NADlN rs 1T 10, l., and lGc.;
LIGHT Sinks st So AMI Bar. worth fully 81:
MAlI.LhRDS BLACK SILK Hermann Ut SEC.
worth Sl.2u: -... ....
Great bargains In BLACK ALAPACAS;
VICTORIA LAWNS and SWISS MUSLIN nj 20
per cent. les, than wholesale prices;
EARD-WlDE FRENCH NAlNSOOk ut sc. worth
Soc;
500 YARDS IMPORTED PiQUES at l5c
1900 YARDS Of TIE FINEST ENGLISH SUIT
ING ut .alc worth nc;
$50 YARDS OF FRENCH YARD-WlDE PER
GALE Ia best designs, Including solid colors, ut
lGsc. worth 3ac- .m..# e.
The REAL LLAMA LACE POINTS at 50, worth
Sis.5a. Also, In white at $i2, worth fully 800
PARASOLS. the latest designs, at fully 40 per cent.
less than they originally cost to manufacture;
Yard-widC good MATING ut 2.c.
.s ALL OTHER GOODS ARE REDUCED.
In the above list OF prices the undersigned wonld
state that he has entirely avoided any eXageerion
of the value of the goods, their value being dctuccd
from the general market rates ..i .''.s.
The one-pricc system a,lhcredt to. s...
Closed on SATURDAYS.
~ 3-5t ...- r.A. 'stF ISAAC COHEN.
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FURNITURE, &c.

L,URNITURE.-J. d. GATEWOOD, "a
Il. No. 80 Broad street. ain in receipt Of XII
large stock of new style CHA MBER and PAR mi
LUR FURElTUIsE,C CHAIRS. LOUNGES. SAFES,
TABLES. &C., all Of which am selling low for
Az LII -
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY ca
III FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLU Nh
TEEES-tN members If Company G who In W
tend To avail themselves OF the Invitation ex- Il
tended hy the Southern Cross brotherhood 10 yist
the Fair GrOnnis on the 9TH OF July VIII assemble
nr,,,a1,ly ;t ~ O'clock the MORNlNtf or The Attn
Suly at Old Market Hall. By order Of I.ieutentnt
S.SW. FARKAH, commanding. ". 5, SlM0SS. Or
,fpyly s,prIrpltlt, -@.ssH' .,.- ' ~ J-2t"
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{ 40 ''.' SIDNEY GRAYS COMPANY ID, !
'Fu,sr REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
r fnlu D

'Fnlsr REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS:
yyOUyARE ORDERED to assemble at n
L yong armory on THURSDAY MORNlNG,H
July dtl, 1T O'clock In iuIl-rtss uniform, arm
ell and equipped, TO proceed to the FAR GroHnds
and partitipate In the Southern Gross Brotherhood
cee6raton for she purpose OF raising funds to re-
move the Confederate dead from n, Gcttysbnrg; ,o,u
Other companies, officers or the regiment, com
most cordially urged to unite with Company and
form battalion, wlchwin be commanded by the
ranking officer present. (, ...t EsEi., :,
Target practice will be had during the day, and q
gold medal awarded the hest shot.
An soldiers with This battalion taking part In the
military parade who do not choose to buy tickets
Mill he admitted 10 the Fair Grounds free. g.
By order Of Captain CARRINGTON. - - Z
(. 'E'ss.s GEORGE W. EAVES, ,5s,s
Nv o-3t s. Orderly Sergeant.
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THE NATURAL BRIDGE. VIRGINIA.
This hotel Thoroughly renovated In every par.
moderate rstes-sIz., :" -
I Esr! per Jay 20
10 90
Board per month. 30 O.
daily irte of stages zach way between 1sonsaek.s.
sirgtuih ynd Tennessee ruIlrnad; and Goshen q
and a. railroad, Passes this point, arriving here Yrom
Bonsacks 10 dinner, aud from Lexington to break
Packet boats from LyIfchburg land passengers =,
Gdimore's Htfl, two miles from the Bridge. Hacks
VIII attend me arrival OF packets and bribg passen
Noefoat sllIbe omitted 70 make nil comfortable
w is , y,sls I've Bridge s,na 1919.
A NELIA sPRINGsoPEN FOR THERE.
~ CEpTIQN s OF VISITORS. Board, per month.
NJ train and the Saturday accomm6dation rain
nond az s:se A. NJ. Monday, losing ND time from
Reference: 8, $. corrnELI, Richmond, Va,
te ss-lwa. III Is, - .jetersvI,e. Va.
|iVARIETl spRINGs.-These SPRINGS ara
iifteen miles west Of Sta,lnton. on the Ghes.,
Eeakc and Ohio railroad, stopping nj the ,or
The mineral waters are superior and mountaIn
visitors the soil, June. Price Of board sss Ter
mouth; 81. per wee aud y per day. RsiEi.r' IN
&c .s.Im P.& 81. Bui:l.UsS, Propri iSsSss."'
tDOARDERS WILL. BE RECEIVED Ar
Pisce Is situated in mountainous and healthy re-
gion of country. two miles from Rockiish DEPOT,
Orange. Aiexaldrta and Manassas railroad, Nelson
county, at which there Is telegraph Office Term,
$ee per month. Reference, Rev. j. A. Cbamblis.
For particulars. address
/ je et-lot Rockdsh Depot. Nelson county, Va.
| GREENWOOD DEPOT. VA, ON THE
NJ CHESAPEAKE AM, OH 10 RAiERo,D.
The boarding house II this place Is now opened
for the season ut the following rates: ~
lioard per day.
yer 10
Colored servants and children under ten years o.
age half price. ......
elo WAITER DINwIDDIE.
rTNHE HOT SPRINGS.
nre now open to visitors. lk waters are celebrated
Tor the cure OF rheumatism. G0ut. Paralysis, Tor
por Of Liver; chr"ni. DialrhGa or pyse,lery Di>
of Synhtic origin, anu numerous Chronic DISEASES.
| THE BATHS
vary In temperature from 50 grees u Ito degrees
| Fahrenheit. and present every variety of chronic
bath. They moreover, found prepare the sys-
tenn for Tie beneficial action OF waters found al the
! various other Mineral Springs.
/ MUD BATHS have been constructed similar to
those that are largely used nj the celebrated
slIl5 In Germany, AMI which give suiferers the ben-
| tic OF the very valuable rcn'tit agents contained
| I'm tina mineral mutt ilFtsa.t' s@
These SPRINGS offer UNSURPASSED attractions 10
both the invalid and pletre-scpkcr. The equip
ncnt and management are equal 10 those OF irsi-
class city hotels Every modern improvement has
been provided
| Professor j. J.. CABELL. NJ. d.. OF the Unlsel-
| sity Of Virginia. Resident Ply siciall.
| For pamphlets and circulars address
| S. G.. TARDY & co.
| Richmond, Va; or
| ##. ut -ss.s j. A. AUGUST,
l. h Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, va