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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-05
u N D E R G. @ u N D
Life Below the Surface.


942 Pages Octave. 100 Fine Engrnvings
Relates incidents and accidents sbeyond
the light of day !. startling adventures in
all parts of the world mines and modes Of
working them, undercurrents Of society
gambling and its horrors, caverps and
their mysteries, the dark ways of wicked
ness. Prisons and their secrets. down in
the depths Of the sea, strange stories of the
detection Of crime. The book treats Of ex-
perience with brigands, nights in opium
dens and gambling hells, life in prison.
stories Of exiles, adventures among Indians
journeys xArough sewers and catacombs
accidents in mines, pirates and piracy. Tor
lures Of the inquisitisn, wonderful burgla>
ries underworld Of the great cities. etc
We want agents for this work, on which
we give exclusive territory. Agents can
make SlG0 week In selling this book.
Send for circulars and s.ecial terms to.
Agents J, b. BURR SHiDE,
HA RTF0DR, CONN, or CHICAGO, Ill.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-05
KEARNEY's ExTRACr RucTm.

Slope bottle or six bottles for s. 90, delivered
80 ~ any ADDRESS, secure from observation. Sold
oy druggists everywhere. Prepared by
kEARNEY & CO., 1914 Duane st. N. Y.
addressed sAouAu w
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Total. 10000 gifts, all cash $500, GOO
The money to pay all these g,tGs IN tull IS now
Louisville and set aside for that purpose and can
only be used for that purpose will be seen by the
following certificate Of the cashier:
OFFICE FARMERS AND DRovERS BASK.)
ts. LOUISVILLE, KY, April 7, 1879. I
This to certify tha, there IS in tie Farmers and
Drovers Bank TO the credit Of the Third Grand Gift
Concert for the benefit Of the Public Library, Of
Kentucky i've hundred thousand dollars, which has
been get apart by the managers to pay the gifts in
fun and will be held by the bank and paid out for
this purpose, and this purpose Only c,, co,,,ou
The party therefore who holds the ticket drawing
the capital gift will get 100000 In greerbarks, and
SO of The $50 900 gift the 25 600, the $2OO0O the So,
0Io the s5o0o and all the other gifts 10000 In num-
The relnuant ofuisoId tickets will be furnished to
those who first apply Orders accompanied by the
money always having over agsnts ut TIE
and STARTERS Il whole TICKETS for to ,,s So fH,
The concert and distribution of gifts will begin at
O'Clock on TUESDAY MORNING, July 3, in Public
Library Han, and the following VIII be the order Of
proceedings: LIST. Music by orchestral band: 20.
Placing of tags lone for each ticket sold In large
Wheel. sd. Placing of gifts In small wheel 4th.
Music yby orchestral band. 5th. Explanatory re-
marks by President. 9Th. Drawing 81 first half of
Eng Of last half Of gifts 9th Placing Of large wheel
dience. 10th. Grand orchestral concert;
The music on this grand occasion viii be the best
that can be procured. and the gentlemen who count
and place the tags and gifts In the wheels and super.
intend the drawing and keep the record OF the
drawn numbers wilIbe chosen from the best known
and most citizens o. she susie; an WILL
complaint from any Just source: :,
The payment Of gifts will begin on SATURDAY.,
must be presented ut Room No. Public Lib AIRY
Building, where cash checks npon the TURNER'S and
brewers Tank OF Louisville, or sight drafts upon
the Fourth National Bank of New York, at the OPP
ton Of the holder will be given for the tickets. All
gifts not called for IN six months from the drawing
For fun particulars send for circulars.
- -. -. 81, THOMAS E. BRAhILETTE,
.a, Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
- Louisville, ny.
For further particulars or information apply to
-:.: :.,.,!tm. 80, .s,a: . A. P.'L'ECUYER, .E
.., t.,.s- 900 Bapk street. Richmond. Va, or
i. WILLIAM III. VERIFY.
Y Clerk at Fords Hotel, Richmond, Va
an la-t,saw&weOwtJyl tTE's.s .s's.ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, VA,
Opposite Fortress Monroe,) :.
JAMES LITTLE, PnoPRIEToR

> + I y Is
This delightful SUMNER SEASIDE RESORT
will be opened for the reception OF visitors MA
10Th, 1878. -. ,,
Fronting Immediately ON the water, with beau
tifnl beach Of two miles in extent commands one
OF fhe finest water-views on the htlantlc coas.
Visitors to the seashore will find here all the tn1I-
ries and comforts desired. The facilities for Bath.
ING FISHING. and SAILING unsurpassed.
Parents will find this most pleasant place lot IN.
fants and children the extensive GROUNDS OF sne
hotel offer an inviting field for recreaton ana cAer
else. Fresh milk for infants supplied gratls:
The BALLROOM, one OF the largest In me state.
together with FINE BAND OF MUslG. d,Il ~
the whole season, renders the evenings always at
tractfEe and pleasant: x.,.,,.,x,s
| Steamers from Richmond Baltimore; Mash'n %,
tom Norfolk and Portsmouth touch daily az the
wharf enabling visitors to arrive and depart ire
duently during the day. ...,, hos,
made. Including BOWLIEG-ALLEYs, BAR,
SHOOTING-GAILERY.& &c.
Telegraph office in the hotel.
Board per day, 1890.
!. Board per week. 800. -. {.
For longer time special terms made.
mysl-lin j. II. FREEMAN, Sunerintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, ..s.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, va.

This delightful watering PLACE will be ready for
the reception Of visitors on the LIST OF June
The ALLEGuANY SPRINGS possess the rare attrac-
tions of mountain and water scenery combined.
The waters of these springs are renowned for their
great curative powers Of that distressing disease
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections
arising theTefron1. ,
Billlard-ables, bathrooms boWiingsai.oons, we'll
A full BRA SIS and STRING-BAND IN attendance
BOARD: Per day, S3 per week, $3.50; per month
-four weeks), $50; for the month OF June, $40 Ior
three months, $3.50. .r
For further information and for pamphlets apply
to ALLEGHANY SPRINGS COMPANY, orr
my 3l-lm J. B. TINSLEY, JR., Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA

OPEN JUNE l, 1873.
This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this season:
Among other improvements there has been added
an elegant and spacious ball broom, adjoining the
Darlor; the parlor has been enlarged anu improved,
and the proximity of the two renders each easily
accessible. II Will be kept In style not surpassed
anywhere in Virginia.
Tl& waters of these special springs either cure or
greatly relieve most cases of scrolula, 1nclplent
consumption, chronic bronchitis, chronic laryngi-
lis, chronic pneumonia, chronic dyspepsia, chronic
di arrhHa. chronic dysentery. They are also great
value I'm those affections which peculiar to the
female constitution and appetizer, tonic, and
general restorative. they are perhaps, unriyaled
amongst mineral waters.
Professor j. S. DAVIS, OF University OF Virginia,
resident physician. ... ...
Tue proprietor will have provided for the lawns
aud ballroom a frst-clnss Band of Music, and ID
general all the sources OF amusement and recreauoD
usually found at our best summer resorts VII! pc az
the command of the guests at 'ROCkBR!DGE
ALUM" The place Is within eleven TO thirteen
hours of Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, etc.,
by rail- all IN daylight Passengers leave the cars OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot
and new and elegant stagecpaches, passing rapidly
over Il smooth anu level road Of only eight miles,
set down the visitors at the Springs 10 tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor;
Persons making of the grounds &c. u me
Springs, and not stopping at my holel, VIII oe
charged half my regular rates
Tie Rockbrldge water Is for sale by PURCELL
LADD g CO, Richmond, and GEORGE M. Nc
INTIRE, Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
100000 FOR ONLY SO.

Enough ofthe lno, 1000 tickets issued for the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT In aid of the Public Library
of Kentucky having been sold to insure full draw,
ing and the wish having been universally expressed
that the TO- 600 cash gifts offered should be drawn In
full, and paid In full without any sealing down, US
of the trustees, have determined to allow ninety
days more for the sale Of the remnant OF tickets left
for April is, therefore, postponed TO TUESDAY,
July s. 1873, ON which day. and no other. they VIII
positively and unequivocally take place IN fUB-
Lie LIBRARY HALL, LOUISVILLE. KY:
At this Grand Concert the following cash gifts will
be distributed by lot and paid in full to the ticket
hnl who nra them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17

EDOe%--sss~~~--~se 80 - -
TTIR1ETYTsPRIHGs. 5 M

JT1RIFTYIsPRINGs. l
s, i,ss, Sss SSeeaia oeDs, ss6
ono ~ s open for lie rss
,saa ~ Visitors 18th Personslis
iNfsS can yint them in the evening and return
next morning. The mineral waters are superior
coIhsIisiuinH . CHAlYBEATE,sULP ALL
HEALING, AND FREEST0NE.
cold and clear.running from the North Mountain.
Scenery here grand beyond descripdon-E hiottB
Knob, 448 feethish above Underwater, In fnll view!
One OF the finest Springs In the world gushes from
its base. AccoInm odati ons will be kept by Mr: "A.
range; and conveyance from VARIETY SPRINGS,
We have been al heavy expense 10 making things
fne mnsc and proysde the usual anausements. &c.
For board. % per day, $40 per week. and &a5 per
month. Children under twelve years old and ser
wants half price. Fine bathing in all-heaifng
water. t,e - PAUL e MARY B URRUss. -
tele-lm a.. n. Proprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
RICHMOND MARKETS.

MONDAY, June Is, 1878
Country Produce. -
AyDl>S: Dricd-Quarters, 2@2sc a b.; SLICED, %
s!aek5s7ries: a@sc. IN.
Cherries: l0c. % h. =
an. I.-..l-, : - >, =.
Roots: Ginseng, ecDe5c.; seneca. without top. 50
Eeeswur: 2sElsec. ~ D..
Butter Prime to choice yellow, 2o@122c. poor TO
good, l2Qlsc.; common, SRDl0c. "a-.ss go a. .#i
sToon,-CUra: Green, s9sc. ; red, a3@4c.
toru Meal: Isl. % bushel. ,sa ei s.....
Dressed Me0tS: Sailed pork. s@9c
Eggs: In barrels. lec. u dozen; in crates, ia
lsc. u dozen. .. s,.sf<s ..t4
sapern s sHssa u eSa 1855
family. ordinary run, ss.bo@$lo; fancy brands
slo.5U4Sll.6o. L, b..
Feathers: Prime nve-goose, esQ7sc common, &
Gisc.
Flt.rseed: sl7o@sl 80 z bushel. A".
Hwy: Virginia timothy, NGsl.os: clover, ssGssc
Lard: Country, 1oc. - '.t"E
cuts. Baed, none In market. s..+ ~. r ss.t. /.
Potatoes: Irish, sec .Gsi:lo "a bpshei.
Eye: soQssc. D. bushel.
Ssucts: SL2OGSl.25. .......
1n!lo,o: 7sGGsc. p b. ~
WolL: Washed, @eG}i5c.; unwasheo, 2oG125c.
Cement. Lime. Plaster, &c.
cement: S2.25Gg$2s50 " oafrel; hosendale, $2.s0,
Lime: Agricultural loGDiaSc % bushel; Virginia
Iudian Rock, y. 20@slao; kiverton, si.ss9$lAO
Itockiand sLes@slsc Ss-s@1
P!es,er Lunp none IN market; ground, $ls
calcinet $s@Ss.26.
Dry Goods. "l
Bro,oa, Shsetnas and Shirttngs: ~ Maneheste,
loic.'; Manchester. 9ac.; Manchester. &C.
q. James River. lo3c.; 5JameB River, &C.; James
River, Sc. Fonfenoy, I0c.; a. Gran1beyille
l3c.; GraniseyilIe, lie. !; "a Potomac, l1c :: a.
Blu. Ridge, .ioc.; 4. Rockbridge, losc.; Rock
bridge, ssc.: 90 Leaksyille, nc. "a ". Cones
toSa, isc.. 10. CenestOga, i7Sc.; d. ConestOgs
l0sc.; le4 Pepperill, 4oc. 1914 City. SSc.
-BLsLched ShtTtings and ShaetfRgs: IA ssnsutsa
1ec: "a hasohyHIe. isc.: ~ ROck(slc, l6c. 4
Rome. l5c.; ~, Oneida. Hc.; ~ Apondale, IaSc.
a.aSoctal, lgac. ~ Amoskeag, 12Sc.: Whitestpns
roc: Bar,sbry iec.; Red Dog, Dc. ;B scttuate
estc.; Methuan. 7ic.; Peterborough, SCI; le-S Wal
than, soc.i lo4 City Mills, ase. So
Broom Drills: Petersburg, lssc.; wastford Isic
GIaatnsilss, isc. - -. 49,. 5fsI.s
Gnsset Jeans; Paysn.as lssc.; Asnoskeagf iaiei
Dratms: na1an, lsscs; Boston Steam MUS, la,
Hri"ta: AIeracsn, 1ssc.; Alien d. lssc.t Rsth
mead ilsc,; sIrugue, Ttcs; Manchester, NE,
Warrington, l0te.; Hamilton. itEc; EIeryitast
tSss; AslIory, 1iSes; Oriental, iSct PaHa, nc.
Arn''a iec. ;Ainrsssxs, lse.i Wssnsuita, ec. -
.Ssmsrfssi Mss, ssss.; English, sas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
PROPOSALS.


V'O BRIDGFrBUILpERS.--By direction
L Of the .Citf Council q Atlanta, Ga, II their I
last regular meeting. ED PROPOSALS Will
he received until FRIDAY, July q, 1878, for BUILD
ING A FIRST GLASS IRON BRIDGE across the
railroad cut on Broad street. In the city Of Atlanta
Tile south end of the bridge Is on skew and at 10
feet wide the west side Is lao feet u inches between
abuent faces. and the east side l2s feet 81 Inches
between abument faces. 1t Is 81 feet from grade to
top of railroad rails, and lSA feet clearance Is neces.
sary. go. ~,
Or the bridge will contain two IG-fect driyeways
and two s-feet walkwsys ta In the cleart with -four
booths, one on each corner outside Of the walk.
WHY'S Une panel front and Ia feet deep, and chords
nj ~ feet aiart would he respectively 1913 feet on
the west ana lai feet the east between abutpent
faces with same grade and clearance rs above.
The bridge must bear 1900 pounds burden per foot
liueal. with a factor Of safety s to ].
Bids win be made for the bridge complete a i1
accompanied with plans and specifications. ana
directed TO the Clerk of Council ;,
The city reserves the right to reject any or al
| bids,
Any further information will be furnished on ap-
plication TO the City Engineer.
Chairman Committee on fuhlc Bandlngs aHe
Grounds. eia'ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
Monday. June J6.
OFFERINGS. 1888:
wyIEAT.-White, 1913 bushels. Red, $50 bushels
ConN.-Ycllow, 1,77b bushels. -,y ..-.
UATS.-i,i3 bushels.
SALES .'-- -.- '.'.
WHEAT.-Whte 81 bushels on private terms: 80
bushels fair 81 e5 u: bushels very good ut $LsO-
Total, 1856 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, 80 bushels at sl.e5 30 bushels very
good AZ 81 .s0-total, 70 bushels. a.
CohN-Yellow, 100 bushels on private terms 30
bushels good at 7ac. 50 bushels very good at 7sc.
total lsO bushels. ..- - '' : '-~''" ~.
OATs-9C bushels very good western at Sc. !'F
RE-EXHIBITED. .. -.
0ATS-lo0 bushels. - y '-H i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
MILLBORO' HOUSE
AND
CRYSTAL CHALYBEATE SPRING
WILL BE OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE /, 1873.

This desirable SUMNER RESORT is situated in
Bath county, Va. Immediately on the line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and is therefore &C
cessibIe from all points Passengers get of here to
west. and to Rockbridge Alum. Lexington, Jordan
Alum. and Natural Bridge east; fine stages leaving
for these places daily.
In addition to the comfortable building already
here, large and WELL-ARRAHGED HOTEL Is
just being completed aud neatly furnished, which
will give ample room for the entertainment Of the
travelling public, and limited number of
bOarders.
The surrounding scenery Is beautiful and wildly
pIcturesaue the air pure invigoratlng and elastic
the situation being nearly the highest Oh the Chesa
peake and Ohio railroad.
: The MINERAL WATERS here are unsurpassed
as u tonic. Postal and Geographic facilities at the
place.
For further particulars address.
P.L. YARBROUGH.
my a1.lln Brnnrietnr.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MONDAY, June 1e, 1878.
The receipts Of tobacco are large aud the market
is active Good shipping and high grades for man
lfacturine ere In dem and, while there Is better
feeling in lower grades.
The agents Of the Austrian and French Govern
lnents have not yet purchased, butwe are inform
Ell will commence their purchases In a few daye.
The bark Everhard is now being loaded at City
Point with tobacco for Bremen by Messrs. Noting
i Co. " .t." .s
The breaks the pas. week were 1852 hogsheads,
o7s te-ces, ard II boxes or c2c packages Sales at
the Tobacco Exchange for same time, s7e pack
ages. s.= r..E> - .>s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
I -. WA .uINfruEsTER VA

Persons who wish to spend The summer months al
confessediy one OF tic most charming and attrac.
tive summer resorts In the two Vtrginias VIII DC
well TO read our descriptive pamphlet, which. be-
sides fun particulars Of location, surroundings
routes OF travel and charges, contains also the hgn
est medical tesimonyto the curative properties OF
We have been these many years known TO the
springs. going public In Virginia, and we VIII only
here further say, II you have never been to Capon
sstry it, We think you will like 1t greatly.
For pamphlet, apply to PURCELL, LADD.& Co.,
druggists, or by mall to
my 13-Tu TIL &SattJcos Propretors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
THE ALING SPRIN S
ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
BATH COUNTY, Va

will be opened for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE with accommodations FOR THIS BEE
HUNDRED PERSONS. They are accessible by the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad from Coyington
depot fifteen miles by fine turnpike OF easy grades
In fine order. passing In full view OF the celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS and the MAGNIFICENT
SCENERY ON JACkSON'S RIVER.
Passengers Ivy mail train from the cast arrive al
Covington at 2. NJ. ~
Express trains from the west arrive ut s:3s Il. NJ
Visitors for the Springs by these trains remain
over night at Covingtcn.
Passengers by mail trains from the west arrive at
Fynress trains from the east arrive at A. II.
Stages and other vehicles for the Springs, ieaVe
CoyingtOn every morning. g.
Trains stop twenty minutes III CovlngIoh Ior
Breakfast and Supper. Two hotels, with ample ae-
concentrations. ~, ,.r-,,o
IS engaged for the season and the usual facilities for
amusement and recreation provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can be had Of Messrs PUR-
CELL. LADD 6 Co., Richmond, or OF the Agent at
the Springs.
dren and colored ervants half piice.
n II. HOUSTON, NJ. D., resident ply sician.
2l-eOdtiNQ III. M. -QUARLES. agent.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
: BATH COUNTY, VA,

have been improved and rehtted for the season OF
1873 The waters vary In temperature from oo 10 liu
degrees
The BATHS have for nearly century been used
In the treatment of Govt, Rheumatism, Paralysis,
Neuralgia; Diseases of the Liver, Bladder, Skin, and
Womb; Old INJURIES Cutaneous Afecdons,I Con-
traction of Muscles and Joints, Chronic piaTrhGa,
&C., and have attained worldwide celebrity LOT
The bathing arrangements are extensive and com.
plete and Include the new feature of MUD BATHS;
which are now attracting the especial attention OF
the medical profession and invalids.
The DRINKING WATERS include several va
rieties among them spring of chaly beate alum
wafer equal III not superior) to any OF lis KIM ID
the United States.
For pamphlets, giving full description and analy-
mond Va or JAMES A. AUGUST,
Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
@my 22-Tu Til, &S2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
WI SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
This delightful watering place will be open for the
feee p''0n u FIRST FIRST DAY D. Y OF JUNE.
Extensive additions Of new furniture have been
added, and the proprietors are making every ar
itors This Is the most beautiful and extensively
improved of all the numerous watering places IN
the mountains OF Virginia. The LAWN Is covered
VT" The coTTaGEs are of different sizes and plaus,
each forming distinct building, and presenting 10
All the usual appliances for the COMFORT and
amusement OF guests are provided anu ,fMg
EXPRESS, TICKET, POST AND TELEaRAPh OFFICES
- ARE FOUND HERE s
The BAR viii be under the msnage,hadn ,y, u,
' BIC eft TuSNE on The Virginia and mess; r, d.
Vision ydsd q the e station Ut which The cars Tor
the Springs-dlstant one and hall miles
Round-trip tickets can be procured al all tne prih-
ctnaI towns and cities. ..:5
''f'.- - C. A. CoLHOUN,
for twelve years the resident partner Mt the ALE.
obanv Springs will assume the management, 1Dd
Re- tenders to his old patrons acDrda welcome aud
hedges his efforts TO render their stay pleasant We
propose to have none but the most experiences
servants, and our supplies OF every description VIII
be selected from the hest the country and cities az
ford. It is the intention OF the new proprietors to
so improve this property IS to make 1t the
LEADING WATERING-PLACE
IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
It's many natural attractions can be SO improved
and ornamehted as to render this comparatively an
PaoFEssoR P. COOL RICK, NJ. D., of Baltimore,
Md Resident Physician. - ~ So
TERMS: $3.50 Per day, Sic per week. $50 per
month; for the month OF June, $40. Children under
ten and over two years old and servants half price
: sT.Es'''f sCOLH0UN, WILSON & COAEAE.t
CIERKs: c. NJ. 0RENcHAIN, WILLIAM WADE,
WILLIAM +. ROSE. 49, te dim
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VELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,

JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
KUCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
MAJOR c. B. LUCK. IANAGEk,
formerly Of Spotswood Hotel, Richmond, Va.
DR.. J. EDGAR CHANCELLOR, resident physician.
THIS SUMMER RESORT WILL BE OPEN
FOR THE
RECEPTION OF GUESTS
JUNE Is, 1873.
It is situated In
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA,
on the line Of the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
eight miles from Goshen and FIVE from Millboro' i:
from both Of which stations
LINE OF COACHES WILL RUN DIRECT TO
THE SPRINGS,
connecting with all passenger trains on sud
railroad
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MEDICINAL WATERS
In addition to

MEDICINAL WATERS
in addition to
THE ALUM SPRINGS:
one of which has been analysed by Professor Gill
ham, of the Virginia Military Institute, and said by
him to be essentially the as the celebrated water
of the Rockbridge Alum Springs. There Is situated
on this property short distance from the hotel, a
bold
recently analysed by Professor Malet, of the Uni
versty OF Virginia, showing, in the traces found OF
ARSENIC AND COPPER,
distinctive feature peculiar to itself among the
waters of the mountains Of Virginia, and found else
where, as yet, only in few Of the CELEBRATED
WATERS OF GERMANY. Attached also to this pro-
perty is the famed
IODINE ALUM WATER.
which has been analysed by DR.. Aiken, Of the
University of MARYLAND, and pronounced by him
to be superior any water Of its class OF which he
has any knowledge. This water will be furnished
the guests at the Jordan Alum fresh from the
spring daily. ~ ro
has been made in the buildings and furniture of
same to make both the invalid and pleasure-sceker
entirely comfortable The hotels and cabins are
furnished entirely new, with complete set of cot
tage furniture IN each chamber, and on each BED
will be found woyeu-wire and hair mattresses.
making the most comfortable bed known.
Water is on every floor of the hotels and cottages,
with the usual comforts that attach to water IN
bui!dings-hot, cold, and shower-bsths, &c.
We mention especially an improvement not
usually found at waIering-places-viz., AN ELEC-
TRIO BELL, connecting each chamber with the
msin Office.
THE USUAL ADJUSTMENTS
are provided for the enjoyment of all, such as
bowling alleys, billiard saloon &C., which are ell
tirely new and furnished in the best style.
SCHOEF's BAND OF MUSIC,
from the Naval Academy at Annapolis, has been
enga ged for the season. which nsures that nothing
will be lacking Ia this respect. This, with the
largest ballroom in the mountains of Virginia,
offers rare treat to the lovers of the dance.
III the parlors will be found all extra-size CON-
CERT GRAND PIANO from the celebrated fac
tory of William knabe and Co.
A complete livery, from the stables of Pettigrew
& Wright, Lexington, Va.
Post office. with daily mails and an Office Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company in the main
hotel.
ROUTE:
Via Washington, change cars at Gordonsyiile.
Via Richmond, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
no change. f-a t#..
Via Huntington, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
no change.
Via Lynchburg, change cars at Charlottesville.
liz JOHN w. CAMERON,
....- Proprietor,
and proprietor of Pulaski House, Savannah, Ga.
Send for circular containing analysis.
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