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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-29

The thermometer at sunrise this morning
stood at degrees above zero-two degrees
lower than it had stood, at the same hour, on
ANY previous day this winter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-29

The fishing shore of Mr. John Naglee, near
Quantlco has lately been visited by unknown
parties who pulled down the houses and de-
stroycd almost the entire outfit with the cx-
crption Of the seine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-29

;. Half the business portion of kingstrec, vii
ham burg district, South Carolina, was burned
Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-29

TPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL or VIZ
~ GINA, NEAR ALENANDRlA.-Th
10Th Session, with the largest attendance since
1861, is now in progress. The ID term begins
FEBRUARY 10th, though students are received
st any time. For Catalogue, with particulars
address l.. II. BLACKBOARD, NJ. A, Prlncl-
nal Alexandria, Va. Jan 2o-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-29
Grandest Scheme Of the Age.
s ) @ 0,00O,
CASH GIFTS.
100000 FOR $40!

Under authority of special Legislative net of
March t. 1871, the trustees now announce the
Third Grand Gift Concert. for the benefit
OF the Public Library of Kentucky, to
come off in Library Hall, at Louisville, KY. on
Tuesday. April >, 1873.
At this Concert the best musical talent that
can be procured from all parts of the country
will add pleasure To the entertainment, and
Ten Thousand Cash Gifts, aggrcgating
vast total of Half II Million Dollars cur
rency will be distributed by lot to the ticket
holders, ne follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

WANTED. BOARDERSf for three rooms
w at VIRGINIA HOUSE. 500 Grace street,
one of tshtch Is large aud handsomely furnished.
Re 4-2t* 80, Fss-' s1-.-'4-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

III" Philadelphia Ece,ting BgHct,n gave
IL rH'l,.r> III" toIlowin. neat little paragraph
~ -tturlIy:
"rhrl va, u happy thought Of the Depart.
la.n, which guard, against improper uses OF
80. postal cards. The carriers are not TO
J.;,a lmt j. written on the cards unless ii as
...r2'c,>' II will b. seen that this is !,
,..f,.ct security against the abuse of the new
>.-',n. 1t was invented in Ireland
Mdrr Wilmer Mclean, who is the owner Of
'a' hou," IT AppomattoX, Va, in which tho
'r!ai- II surrender Between Generals Grant
I'd L.. We're a2,reed upon. Ia, received an
Internal I,Ntnuc appointment, and will he
',iIouvd for the present i'll Alexandria.
\ Young ludy in Wheeling (N. Va
.'r'rl-r1r not only cave up her seat TO Il poor
~ti mn who entered, but paid his fare and
sIt~iy slipped n - note into his hand when
Ia cot out.
Ird Douglass will deliver the annual adj
du-, !rtrrr the Tonne. er Colored Agricul-
tIrt! and Mechanical Association. in Nash
'l!". during the fair, in september.
\ Stamford (rnun.} man claims to have
W hnI = lett OF the tlag that tlated over Fort
sumter III Aprii 1861, and it was carried in
ri, procession OH decorution-day.
Rev Warren Owens, Il Baptist minister, OF
Fredericksburg, died on Mondtv morning.
Thsrr are th,ty-ci.ht trains daily between
Washington and Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

rr,7u M Corr>sL ROBERT l.. OWN
= ,rfnlk .Topr7iai. Sd --Coionel Robert l..
N,,rn did at the Hospital Of st. Vincent dc
I,,,I. IN This city, Of COM eS ion of the lungs.
w., ,<a.tly = o'clock last night. He was
,J..n suddenly SILK with severe hemor.
,l,,,,. about The sd of May, while in this
nv, and wa, taken immediately TO the in.
nri,,ry. where he reruaiued until the hour
his death. Colonel Owen was born in
l,nrlhllrr about the year 1921. and conse-
..,,.r.iy At The time OF his death was about
t,i,lWn wears Of age. His first appearance
~ m,Ahr htr was is civil engineer on the
.rlrnr> River and kanawha canal. Suisse
.,lrnrly he became civil engineer on the
S,,..irla and Tennessee railroad, and after
,.,yi> rose 10 b. president of that road. He
nt4 that position from about the year 1860
t.,,,.I ~, election Of General Malone. Since
,r,,. war h has served two years in the State
>u.,y
olnnvi owen removed from Lyurhburs
- ms turn. near this city, nearly three years
...,,. ilr has Il father residing M Lynchburs
Al, native place OF his family. who is over
.,o.r, van, ut ace. Colonel Owen leaves a
,,,r.., whom he married at Fort Smith, Ark,
Anu! tNu ~"ll>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPr ;,:, ::
OPEN JUN r


This favortc -
PLACE will of I'D celebrated WATERING
Among 9th ~ additional attractions thi; ceason
an clc" ~ improvements there has been ADDED
pa ,ant BhIl spacious ballroom, adjoining The
-or. the batlut las been enlarged ana improved
and tllr proximity Of the two renders each easily
apcrJiblr II viii he kept In style not surpassed
anywhere I'm Virginia.
The waters Of these special springs either cure
greatly relieve most clsc5 of SCrOfuln incfpleHt
consumption. chronic bronchitis chronic laryngi-
It's chronic pneumonia, chronic dyspepsia. chronic
diarrhpa. chronic dysentery. They are also great
value In those affections which are peculiar to the
female constitution. and as al appetizer. tonic, and
general restorative they are perhaps, unrivalled
amongst mineral waters.
Professor }. S.DAYIS, Of University Of Virginia.
resident physician.
the proprietor will have provided for the lawns
aud ballroom filSt-cass Rand OF Music, and III
general all the sources OF amusement and recreation
usually found ut our best summer resorts VIII be al
the command OF the Ruests 1T "RoCkDRfDGE
ALUM" The place Is within eleven 10 thirteen
hours of Richmond. Washington. BALTIMORE etc.
py rail. all In daylight Passengers leave the cars OF
tile Ches, reake and Ohio ralroud ut Goshen depot
and new and elegant stige-c'acles passing rapidly
set down the visitors at the Springs TO ten.
.. JAM 5 A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Persons making Use OF the grounds, &c, Of the
Springs, and nut stopping at my hotel. Will be
Charged half my regular rates.
The kockbrl1ge wat IL tor sale by PURCbkL.
LADD & CO.. Richmond, and GEORGE M. Nc
INTIRF. Clmrlpttcs lie.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
IN 10-ttvl
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Proposed Union Of tire Northern and
southern prcsbyfcria& Churches.
,cn,s of central Presbyterian on the Norther,
Assembly 's..s Olive Braach.I 81

r,,ocnts of Central Presbyterian on the Northern
Assembly 's.' Olive Branch. s
Let this paper be preserved By those WHO
fa;I it duty to examine the subject with
c,rr. 1t is not one to be disposed OF by ST..
,sncc, neither should il be judged Of hastily
and Iashly. 1t lays solemn obligation upon
~. N TO do nothing on the one hand that
would Justly offend against the law OF Chris.
,,n charity. or "the generation sc the right
.,,,,," whether North bt South; and TO he
,,rrtrI on the other hand not to be moved
~ inch from any right position our Church
M heretofore taken aud maintained. There
,rr sometimes "glittering 2cneralitics quite
-,,,r,i,a!iu. to" unstable minds, which seem
90 mean good deal. but may lie found when
searched through TO mean nothing to the
Ii NAV I've proper to mention that though
,ni Assembly did not adjourn till about
r..r,v-,ix hours after the action referred to
Ind Seen taken by the Assembly at Balh.
,.ny,. vet ne information whatever was re-
..,rI rortrrning it. The statement, there
,.,r,. circulated far aud wide in the newspa.
,,,. that il WAS coldly received. Is like
,..,n, others which somebody fabricateS, but
49,, Winch nobody seems Responsible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

,P,r,yY NEGANiST.-Georgc W. Morgan.
,t,.,l.bratcd u;@ani>t, has met with severe
yr>',yt,lnc. His left arm was wrenched
Irn,u tn, ylbow->ocket by a railroad accident.
l. - thought that he will never again have
IT,, u, Of III arm. lie can neither lit nor
move il. Vet H. continues his concerts as OF
r,G. lIi> >ulcrh Nc'!al-playinG comes III TO
nd mn in M present discontinue. lie ms
It'll tie H., "t his hnGrr>, ana he gets some
un. to help him put his arm upon the key
,ri ana. notwithstanding the pam the
.,,.r-,'lun gives. he uses his fingers with the
lii al earlier days. He conducted the organ
,,uc,Ii =, plymouth church on Saturday.
anI no one would have known that he was L
,,i,fl,. - SIR York Letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

Via Washington, change cars Mt Gordonsyie.
Vfa Richmond, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
no change.
Vic Huntington, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
no change.
Vas Lynchburg, change cars at Charlottesville.
JOHN W. CAMERON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This delightful watering. place will be ready for
the reception Of Visitors OH The LIST of June.
The ALLEGIIASY SPRINGS possess the rare attrac
lions of mountain and water scenery combined.
he waters Of these springs renowned for their
great curative powers OF that dstre ssing disease
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections
arising therefrom.
Billiard-tableS. Bathrooms. bowling we'll
graded walks and drives hunting, and fishing.
A full BRA SIS and STRING-BAND III attendance.
BOARD Per day. SO: per week, ST. so; perinonu
-four weeks) $50: for the month OF june $40 trr
three months. $3.50.
For further information and for pamphlets aFnsS
to ALLEGHANY SPRINGS COMPANY. or to =
NV 2s-lm j. h. TINSLEY, JN.. ManasSr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

\ - -.rs a.s - . y.
This delightful SUMNER SEASIDE RESORT
win BE- opened for the reception OF visitors MAJ
10th, 1871
Fronting Immediately on the water. with beau
it'll beech of two miles In extent 10 commands one
OF the finest water-views on the tlantic coast.
Visitors to the soashore will find here all the luxu.
les and comforts desired. The ciries for BATH
ING. FISHING. AMI SAILING unsurpassed.
Parents will find this most pleasant place Tor In
fbts and children. the extensive grounds OF tbs
hotel fer an Inviting field for recreation and e2er
else. Flcsh milk for In fants supplied gratis
The BALL ROOM, one of the largest In the State
together with FINE BASD.UF MUSIC during
the whole season, renders the evenings always Ut
tractive and pleas ant. IS ~ 81
Steamers from Richmond Baltimore. Washing
ton, Norfolk and Portsmouth touch daily ut tin
wharf. enabling visitors to arrive and depart fire
queutly during the day. lf2t 9tsr
made, including BOWLiSG-ALLEYS, BAR
Sf'tNDTING-GALLfRY &c.
Telegraph Office in the hotel.
Board per day. 1890.
Board per week, $50.
For longer time special terms made.
my 29-lm }. II. FREEMAN, superintendent
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CHALYBEATE SPRING,

CHALYBEATE SPRING,
versity of Virginia. showing In the traces found OF
!sEsESIC 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 tl,ss
University of Maryland, and pronounced by htrp
to be superior to any water of Its class OF which he
has any knowledge This water will be furnished
the guests ut the Jordan Alum fresh from fbe
A SPECIAL EFFORT
has been made In the buildings and furniture OF
same to make both the invalid and pleasure. seek er
entirely comfortable. The hotels and cabins ale
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 II
buildings-hof. cold. and sllower-haths. &c.
We mention especially al Improvement no
| usually found at Watering places-viz.. Al ELEC
| TRIO BELL, connecting each chamber with tin
main office.
THE. USUAL ADJUSTMENTS
,re nrorjded for the enjoyment of all. such u
bowI,pp ALLEYS billiard saloon, &C.. which are cr
tirely new and furnished i'll the best style.
| sCHOFF's BAND OF MUSIC.
from, rho Naval Academy Ut Annapolis, las beef
epra ced for the season, which instueS that nothin
will be lacking in this respec'. This, with Tn
largest ballroom IN the mountains OF virginia
offers ra,e treat to the lovers Of the dance
T, ,be parlurs will he found an extra-size CON
CERT GRAND PIANO from the celebrated LAT
tory of william knabeand co.
A couplete livery, from the stables OF Pc'tigre
& Wright, Lexington, Va.
Post, cflce with daily mails, and "a ohio, IF ;,
Western Union Telegraph Company In the init
hotel. .
| Via Washington, change cars mt Gordonsyille.
| Tta Richmond, Chesapeake and Ohio RaIlroa
!, no change.
| ViC Huntington Chesapeake and Ohio railroa
, no change.
Na Lynchburg, change cars at Charlottesville
JOHN W. CAMERON,
Proprietor,
aI~t proprietor Of Pulaski House. Savannah. Ga.
send tor drcu;ar containing analysis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04
WELDON SULPHUR SPRINGS.

l. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
This watering place, so long distinguished tor its
active tonic and dUerattre powers. will be opened
on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, is73 under the
management Of Colonel HoRvELL COBB. ~
The propretOr5 having, since the close Of last sea
son. made very large additions 10 The buildings, and
erected besides, = new aud cnnmodiOus ho,ei. are
now prepared 10 accommodate 800 guests.
Hot and cold baths Of mineral water, 90 essential
to many inyaits, at The command OF visitors.
versity of Virvinia. will ie The resident physician
during the Season.
fXrress. post. mud telegraph offiresat this place.
Kound-trp tickets he procured In all The
principal cities and towns.
TERMS: Per day, $3.50; per week, SIS: per
month, $50; for The month OF June, $i0.l Children
lner ten and servants. half price. 81
This place presents unu uat attractions for faDl-
lies. and every arrangement VIII be made for their
comfort Send for pamphlet. continuing the analysis
OF the water. j. j. &. j. WADE, Projectors,
Yellow sulphur Springs post-offce.
nv 9e-lm Montgomery county. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ RptD.-0n and after still May 1918, the passen-
ger trains will run US follows:

ger trains will run Us follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-Ieayes Richmond $50 A. NJ:
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with w, G.,
Va. NJ. & q. ). railroad at Gordonsyilc aud Char
lottesville: and arrives at White sulphur Springs
at .:nj j.. NJ.
EXPRESS TRhIN.-Lsavps Richmond Mt 10 p.
M DAILY Except Sntnr nay, connecting at Gordons-
VILE with W., c.. Va NJ & t. s. railroad trains for
Lynchburg and southwest AMI arrives ut Hunt
tngt1n at 500 Z. VI ncxtday. Steamer eaves Hunt
ington On arrival Of the train, anu arrives ut Gin
cinnaft At O'Clock next morning.
Thus train stops between RICHMOND and Y ~
Smlphur!unly at Jun ton. tordopSvle. {" ;thlte
VILE, Stinnton. Goshen. Mlboro', and .alIoltes-
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.--t Soxihgton:
GOrdonsvlle at sAs r. NJ LAY, and arrives ut
Steamer ,s,v. .eTWARD.
cept Sundar ,ra'incil,nati TAP. M. DAILY ex-
VI: next : ,~f'and arrives. at Huntington at A.
ET -ay, connecting with express train.
= -<1RESs TRAIN Leaves Huntington at 10 A.
-e:DAltY except SUNDAY, and arrives at Rlt hmond
going south and with .amrs river steamer for Nor
| folk This train stops between White Sulphur and
Richmond only ut Junction, GOrionsville, Char
l"ttasville, Stauntop, Goshen, Milboro', and Cow
ington.
| observation-disclosures White Sulphur 5:55 A. NJ.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting with W.. Ca Va.
NJ " G. s. railroad al charlottesville aud oIdons
vile, and arrives q. Richmond 5P. Nj.
| AcGoNNODaTIONTI ,AlS.-Leayes Gordons-
vile $50 A. NJ. DAILY except Sundays, connecting
| at ,;orf"'lsvile VIC Va, NJ & G. ). railroad
train from i.rncblIg aud southwest, and 5rrlyes at
Richmond 1915 4. NJ.
For further inforuuti0n Inquire ut the c. mpany's
office, on Broad ear Sew, utcenth street
A. Fl. PERRY, General SuperinLeii ent.
JAMES F.NETHERLASD, General Ticket Agent
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MILLBORO' HOUSE
CRYSTAL CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
WILL DE OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE /, 1873.

This desirable SUMMER RESORT is situated In
Bath countv. Va. Immediately on thu line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and Is therefore a.,
cessible from all points. Passengers get off here to
go to Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs
west, and to Rockhrldge Alum, Lexine ton, Jordan
Alum. and Natural Bridge east fine stages leaving
for these places daily.
In addition to the comfortable building already
here. Il large and WE L-ARRANGED HOTEL Is
Just being completed and neatly furnished, which
will give ample for the entertainment of the
| travelling public, and II limited number of
bOarderS.
The surrounding scenery Is beautiful and wildly
the situation being nearly the highest Oh the Chesa-
Deake and Ohio railroad.
| The MINERAL WATERS here are unsur passed
! rs tonic. Postal and Geographic facilities at the
| place.
| For further particulars address.
| P.L.YARBROUGH
| NV ap-im PrOp-'
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1,srr,u1pAn HINES.
re-

} M
RIcuaosp yoExss A q 3, GaigaAlrnIAAsE
s :, stfaos f. ssiss 4 y n 81 q &,
Motto Un and Nh er tlJis dale INC = ~:
IiS sTNaER mo rRsfaHT TRAINS over as
pa ePAssENSEs III An daily fsnHtas exesyssdt
between richmond and West Points sfsihs .''s ~
Iss $ s sss ~!
s anRAas q ss'sss 8 srs sssa'as u
Fare 10 river landing 81
ti fs e sa1' I Ts
l,ayes RICHMOND Tttesiss, We !, . :.
u Iot;Ah, = FKEiaiir bet seet Rlshnond snd d
West Point carried both way or, y = "A, ~
SATURDAYS leaving Es' ,.g ss. !. spss
J.LTAfLoi,, Frefeht al.i = lekRe aRsr. L,
In1ntL 2e.LLi II
NEW EXPRESS ARRANGEMENT ~ "
In THE WEST.
The Chesapeake anil Ohio railroad having eeeh
completed through 10 the Ohio river,
Two ExPRSsEs DAILY
win be dispatched. and money. merchandise, aea
vaIuahies can now be forwarded TO aa points 10 tue
West with dispatch ut
GREATLY REDUCED RAESs.
This ronte re. ehes all the celebrate VIRGINIA;
SPRINGS. 4 III
The Adams Express Cosapsy.y VIII also forward
gerbaggage q these sIstgrS during The season from
NoRF9I.k, LsaLTiNe'ss, .sAsHLSGros, and north
Order; laay be len at the Office of the Southern
Express SompasE, and goods win Be n sailed for
RIcAMoSps MAY %. 1878. my 2l-2w
RlcHNeSe AND pAsyIr.LE sArERoAp Co,a
OFFICE tSGfNEEk AND SUPERINTENpESTs z
, azs 50 j. hICr3 IoSD, IA, Nay, sST3>
GOING. WEST. Train No. 3 Through
- Passenser) leaves ifchmond danSVeSeep1 Sun.
a1rsst SIC A. 1apvss 1855 r.
nead daily at sraS a. Ey lviss 1' al
Train No: IL i.hrous, fcssl aud p,ssenccr leaves
Eishmopd daily u sss iesyss paayi1e daily
IT l"al r. ~; arrives at Greensboro daily at iss
GesNG EAST.
.Isain no; ! !thrsu' h mail and express) leaves
,,is ', e'ntsE't LAD A. leaves Danville
uaiiy ~ az A. Z, arrives at Richmond daily ut
Irain =, Ne Through passenser) leaves Greens
s s n aIs ss IS
,a ng,la INN, ! Lynch
NJ T,- sr Vi At Richmond R.e:2o T. NJ.
trit,a Ms Noe5 and T ca,i.lect At Greensboro with
/ soash. - 81 $500 >,.'- p o
Tain .L 20. at Greensboro with train
T. s &c All ras,sPgsrs
| Win :rafl, No. for Richmond.
4 n An NJ. 7connects at BurkeviIIe with train on
me ahsltlc. Mississippi and ohio railroad for all
p 5iiXS southwest and south
Tafough tickets to all points south and southwest
ev., be procured at the ticket Office In Richmond
u aud OF Il. r. WALKER. agent of the Atlantic, aiis-
Y sissippi and Ohio railroad No. 1925 Main street,
Richmond
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise tho
schedule of this Company will please print above.
Il. NJ. X. TALCUTT,
| INV ~ Frpinrpr aud ssurnr - putapt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

Tn~rM.-Tio post-ottice at Cliue's Bridge.
,I,nnfi,r COUNTY, Va, is discontinued.
!.p.nl, l. Dalton is appointed postmaster at
;.,urH Fork. CARROT county, Va. rlce Mary
T. li,H. resigned. John W. Harvey is APP
.uu;rd postmaster ut Bayncsrlle, West
rnolr0and county. Va, rtce Lewis ii. Bayne
de- med.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

GETTYSBURG KATALY SINE WA
~ TkR.-The United States Dispensatory, the
authorized record of our hateria Medica. classes
this water with the most renowned alkaline or car-
bonated srrings of Europe IL far excels any other
known III Its sefprescrying properties. Itdoes not
detcriorate by bottlirg and keeping. IL has never
been claimed for any other mineral water the power
To dissolve the urates, socailed chalk formations
In the body or on the imh5 and Joints THIS the Get
tys1,urg katal ysinc Water has done In hundreds of
INSTANCES GOVT, RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA. DYs-
PERSIA. GRAVEL DIABETES KIDNEY and URINARY
DISEASES generally have yielded to It's influence. il
has restored MUSCULAR POWER to the paraiycc
cured ABDOMINAL IRoPsY, and given healthy ac-
ton to the TORPID LIVER. 1t has cured CHRONIC
DIARRHd;A. PILES, CONSTIPATION, ASTHMA, CA
TARRII, DISEASES OF THE SKIN, GENERAL DEB1LI-
TY and NERVOUS PROSTRATIOS from MENTAL. and
PHYSICAL EXCESsES. All these by the bottled wa
ter. Ii Is a powerful aptidote for EXCESSIVE EAT
NC or drinking. II corrects the stomach. promotes
Digestion and relieves the ,eadalmost Immediately
Pamphlets containing history Of the Spring. re-
ports from eminent physicians and medical writer's
marvellous and welIatcstei cures, aud test monlals
from distinguished citizens viii be furnished and
sent by mail on application to
- WHITNEY BROTHERS, General Agents.
227 south Front street. Philadelphia, Va.
GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & co. and drug
gists generally. my I-eod1m
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saNEs:t"TEetNEsstES.

IrE CREAM. ICE CREAM
willie furnished al tlc shortest notice at the
MAIN-STKE ICE-CRE Fam DEPOT,
1856 MAIN STREET.
Managers of rlC-%!tS and FESTIVALS will do
vii T., civ. me- u call before purchasing elsewhere.
| warrant to furnish rnly the test quality OF c'rhni
nri'l- tu furnish "rcau on sunday must I've lett al
tn. -i,,It uu saturday ,
kt.~ iplain aud oriamrntall, CASDiFS
tFIurh ard Americana. FRUITS. NUTS. ana
IL " kEES always On hand at wholesale and re-
iit .
My BAKERY and CANDY MANUFACTORf
j. ujI.irLlcd in Richmond.
',"'- delivered free 10 any part of the city Give
I'M, 4 cali C.. ZlMMER,
lny .r-ltu successor 10 Caprei. thinner i Go.