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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-31

V'EA.-TEA AGENTS wanted In towr, and countr,
Il TO sell TEA, or get up club orders for the Iarest
Tea Company in America importers prices and in
JUDGEMENTS to agents. Send for circular 49,
ADDRESS, ROBERT WELLS.
4S Vesey Street, New York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-31

We have 12,5O5s23 workers out of a
total population Of 3S,55S,37l, of which
10, 639, 436 are males and l 1886, 4S7 fen ales,
according to the Census Report. The &C
curacy of that report, so far as regaros s
labor statistics, is seriously questioned,
notably, by the Massachusetts, Bureau OF
Labor Statistics.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-31

10 Pickle Eggs.-TO make a good
pickle, get one bushel of clean lump lime
free from dirt and all foreign matter, four
quarts Of fine salt, and sixteen ten quart
pals of pure water, hard or soft, and as
free from vegetable matter as possible
Stake the lime with two or three pals of
the Water and dissolve the salt in pail
of it; then add the salt and the balance of
the water. Stir the preparation well; let
it stand a short time, and stir it again
three or four times. Finally, let it settle
and dip the clear pickle into the cistern
or cask you are to preserve in, filling it
about half full. After this has been done,
dip the eggs into the pickle with dipper
or basket made for the purpose. When
the cistern or cask is nearly full of eggs,
and they are we'll covered with pickle,
spread cotton cloth over them, and
spread on that layer of two or three
inches { f the thick lime that is left after
the clear pickle has been dipped off. Be
sure that II eggs are well covered with
pickle while they remain in it, and the
lower the temperature OF the pickle is
kept the better lie eggs will come out.
The best arrangen ent for preserving eggs
is to build vat or cistern below the Gel
lar bottom, being car, full to get it we'll
made, tight, and from six to seven feet
long. five feet wide, ana four or five feet
deep. Eggs picked &C, ording to the
recipe given have been known to keep
well for two years.-N. Y. u eekly Times
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-31

BRIGHAM demands toll of every vehicle
passing up City Creek, Salt Lake.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-31

-Kaspberry JeIly-TO each pintf Of
juice allow q pounds of loaf sugar Let
the raspberries be freshly gathered, quite
ripe, and picked from the stalks put them
into large jar, after breaking the fruit a
little with wooden spoon, and place this
jar covered, in saucepan of boiling
water When the juice is we'll drawn,
which will be from three-quarters to one
hour, strain the fruit through fine hair
sieve or cloth; measure the juice, and to
every pint allow the above proportion of
loaf sugar Put the juice and sugar into
preserving pan, place it over the fire,
and boil gently until the jelly thickens
when a little is poured on a plate; care
fully remove all the scum as it rises, pour
the jelly into small pots, cover down, and
keen in dry place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31

AN ARTISTIC fRoJEcT.--[ Baltimore fmCrt-
can. two years agOa number of the lead
in@ men OF Virginia, who belonged to Wha;
was called the Jackson Monument A~>oria-
ton, contracted with young Baltimore
artist to make grand statue in brOnz" Of
the great typical southern soldier GcEcGll
S.oncwall Jackson. 4 small sum of money
was paid on account. and Governor Letrlrr.
Jefferson Davis, Alexander Stephens, Jalll' )
Chestnut. and other prominent southrrlr'>
guaranteed that the balance should he duty
paid when the statue WIS made. Frederick
folck, the Young Baltimore sculptor, went
out To Nu cnhcrg and there finished Tee
monument, which is said to be Il rcnlaI kah!e
work of genius. Tie collapse OF The
Southern Contcdcracy, the losses suffered ny
most southern people, ana growing luke
Warmnc>s in relation to cOnInclnorailn" the
services of Il great Confederate. have caused
the originatorS of the great bronze statue 10
forget all about it. The arts; who made it
has had TO pay a high rent for its storage He
is now in Munich pursuing his studies, but Il
number Of the Nilginiaus who got him to
make tie statue now propose to make IN
e.lort to raise the money ncrdtul 10 carry
out the enterprise. Their plan is 10 have Il
picture that has been painted by Professor
Nolck in his unsurpassed manner chromocd,
and then by The sale of the clromos raise
the means TO rcllyc the artist aud secure The
statue. Tie picture of "Grncral Lee in his
study" has been selected, and it will be.
wien flushed in Il lew days, the second
chrome ever made i'll Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31

VALIDITY OF MARRIAGE IN SLAVERY
Judge Head, of the Georgia supreme Court,
recently gave Il decision in case of treat
importance TO the cOlorCd population. \
claim was set up TO the property of one
! Philip Garner. deceased, i former slave, by
| two colored men. Us his heirs. Ii WAS resist
ed on The grnIind that their parents. being
slaves, were incapable Of making Il marriage
contract. and that the marriage WAS consc-
| qlcnty void. aud The children We're ilIcYiti
mate. Judge Head maintainCd that tie nE,,.
riagc of slaves WAS valid ut common law, aud
! TINT their offspring must be considered TO-
Ultimate. whether born in Slavery or sine"
oman, ipaiior.
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VUE DE DEAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, VA.
fopposite Fortress Mon .roc.)
JAMES LITTLE. eopp1E1op

This delightful SUNNI fR SEASIDE RESORT
VII VII, he opened for the reception Of visitors MAY
Fronting mrnedl" ,ley on the water with beau
al III, beach OF tw" miles in extent II commands on,
- III r n,es. var >r-views on the Atlantic cpast
i Ia ~ X srashore win find here all the uNIt
INc ann coz" rtsd The f4ritIes FOR BATH
p,rar. ING. and SAILING unsurpassed.
fu.ta Will find this most pleasant place for in
hnts' nd children rs the extensive grounds of the
~ 9fer nm inviting feld for recreation aud exer.
=, Fresh milk for Infants supplied gratis
:, Inc BALL ROOM. one of the largest in the State
together with FINE BAND OF MUSIC dnring
| tracivr and pleasant -
Steamers from hichmoud. Baltimore. Washing.
tow Norfolk, AMI Portsmouth touch daily at III.
"hari enabling visitor 10 arrive and depart IRE
quently during the day
since last season many improve 'nnnfs have hccr
| made. including BUWLiSG-ALLkYS BAH
| lhnflNG-GALLtRf, &c
Telegraph office In the hotel.
Boari per day s3.oo.
Board per week. SO. f.
For longer time special terms made.
nv 29-l'n j. ~. FREEMAN. ~ erintrudput.
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One million of dollars is to be spent fol
the purpose of erecting "indicators' &c
mark the most important positions on the
battlefield of Gettysburg. The money
would be better spent ii it were given Ia
the dismemherfd veterans who grind organs
at our street-corDer, for living. Thcsl
" indicators can only serve 10 keep alive
memories which the bcsb wisdom Of man
kind has told lis should be discouraged
Even Pagan Rome passed laws prohibiting
III such public meluorislS Of her civil war$.
history will sufficiently preserve the story OF
ON soldiers valor and gacrifces. It IL the
duty not less than the interest of this gene
ration to Danish whatever contributes to
keep alye those a>perities that should have
been buried forever beneath the apple-tree
at Apponlattox.-Ne,o York Commercial
-idceriiser.
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A LLEGHANI SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This delightful watering place will he ready for
me reception OF visitors on the list 81 June.
The ALLEGHANY SPRINGS possess the rare attrac-
lions OF mountain AMI water sceuery combined.
lie waters of these springs are renowei tor their
great curative powers Of that distressing ,e.s,.
dyspepsia and the many sympathetic affect ions
arising therafrom.
Biliilrd-ta9lcs, bathrooms, howling-salonns we'll
graded walks and drives, hunting, and fishing.
\ full BRA IS and STRING-RASD In attendance.
BOARD: Per day. - per week, $3.50; per month
li"ur weeks) S8a for the mouth of June, $40 /: for
three months. Tl5O.
For further information and for pamphlets apply
10 ALIEGIiANY SPRINGS COMPANY, orto
my .s-lm j. Il. TINSLEE. JR.. Millaynr
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POsTAL~ MATTFRs.-A new po>t-nfice is
established ut Enterprise. Essex county, Va.
on the route from Millers Tavern to Mount
Zion, with Warner 5. Sisson as postmaster
Also, at Rocky Station, Lee county, Va. o.,
the route from Abingdon TO Cumberland
Gap, with Samuel ID. McElroy as postmaster
Also, at DillOn's Mills. Franklin county, Va
on the route from Nat,'s 10 CaIloway'S, with
Jesse Robertson as postmaster. Joseph B.
Young i appointed postmaster ut Edray
PocahontaS county, West Val. cice i. a
Smith, removed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31

CUMULATIVE NoTING IN rESNSYLvaNIA.-
Mr.. Burkalew. in the Pennsylvania Cun>ti
tuition ii Convention, on Wednesday, size
cccde'i in having II modification of the cunt
ative plan OF voting applied Ia the election
Of 10 umy commissioners and auditors. Three
OF these officers. respectively, are 10 be elect
ed in each county, but no voter is to vote
for mere than two candidates for each Office
and Tie three persons having the highest
number of y9le. shall bc elected. The con
yent.on has now considered all of The articles
Of Il q proposed constitution en- first reading
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31

Twenty-iour books: were published ID
.]ann last year. Of which nearly all were
lranolat ions. With one exception, they re-
late To whit were Until lately foreign sub
jccts. Seven were iiauSations Of foreign
elementary works Oh cheini>try-physics. four
On geography, two on American history, and
three OH civil law. One gives the Japanese
text of all The treaties Of japan with foreign
countries; another full Iiat Of JAPANESE
officers above Il certain grade; aud Il third is
ON The Principles OF Freedom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31

SUPRBME Council FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.
The next biennial session of the Supreme
Council Friends of Temperance will he held
in Raleigh, commencing on the fourth Tues
day in June, cath proNino. The following
are the officers of the Supreme Council a.:
President, A. Pope Ahcll, Savannah. Ga.
Associate, X. Ii. Whitaker, Raleigh. n. c.;
Chaplain, Rev. 4. L. Garland. Richmond,
Va; Secretary, W. b. Welons, Suffolk. Va.
Conductor, Rev. w. w. Green, Lrwis's
Store, Va; Sentinel, W. ii. Crew, Rich
lnond, Va.
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EIGHTSEEG.RODS.

I IGuTNING-RUDS.--W are PREPARED
IL to put up MuHsoN's well-known TtlRlih Ian
been sole agents Tor, the last five years orcels
promptly and faithfully attended Ia. IT.,
Alsi sole ngpnts for DLFuPHtSE OIL, ME!sn
over lsv rr-lpst and the finest oil for safety ON the
American continent.
j. X. MOUNTCASTLE & CO..,
NH % Richmond, Va
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EMlGRATloN.-InA April 1900 of the flower
OF the agricultural youth of Ireland sailed
from Belfast for this country. Ten thousand
sailed from Liverpool IN one week, closing
with the last mails, ind the thirteen steam
ships then just sailed aud announced for the
United States and Canada had booked 1G, 600
people from that port alone. The in1nIyra-
ton hitler from Germany Is equally great.
All German steamships are crow ded, despite.
the Governments effort to prevent cxpatria-
ton, and many of the passengers by the
BRUSH steamships are Germans, rs we'll as
Scaudinaviuns.
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PERsoNAL.-[Lynchburg R.rwjijco", 30th.l
The Rev. DR.. james A. Duncan, president ot
Randolph Macon College, passed through
the city yesterday evening, {" rcuic To
Franklin cuuItly, to attend Il district con-
yention of the Aethodi>t Episcopal Church
TO commence ta morrow. BY the way. Mad
anne Rumor connects the eloquent Doctor is
one OF the principals in IN important affair,
Which, il is >;tid. is to he contaminated in
the lower shenandoah Valley about the frs!
of July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31

In the United States Court, Charleston, on
"Wednesday, In the case of the Blue RIDGE
Railroad Company, The injunction granted
on the petition OF James T. Low, auditor, re-
straiuing the Atlantic and Richmond Air
Linz railroad from working, was dissolved.
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~n'r II fnE RArrAuASNoCE.- FF"i' J1ch*-
.HE% H'~"t". H. II WAS announced more than
>l\Mrrh>l - that the eminent piSciculuri>t,
~riu Green. intended visiting the RIppa-
hammock for liz" purpose Of artiricialIy cult
NtIu- t'u >iiHd. Tue season has come and
-tu', Ia seth las rot been here. Two
years ~" Mr.. Nr"cn Experimental in Il small
WY ~ fishery some thirty miles down
in" rlN'r turning out i few hundred thou
md Hot'n-c >I:ad about an inch long, and
M1h h"d!rs aruHt the siH" ul Il ctmbric
ltrHi".
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORT. -GREEN1YOOD nj
- Greenwood depot. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Rasssosd, Alhen1rie county, yu.,. win he open for
90. iSur KS on the 18th day or June next. This
ps pa Is eiRhteen miles west from Charlottesville,
1,n.. Lmepfy-nne miles Gust from StauutOn. The
gg,ahea ana the telegraph Office are few yards
aS@nt from the building. - -, :
ses Ems IN re. day. 81: per week, 4Io; per month,
cniornH cnilurei under twelve years OF age, aud
oo'oteu Servahs; half-pricey Address
my 10 aIh @I.. .,a ao u.,,, oepot;
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james b. Clay, grandson OF Henry Clay,
ma, forwarded to Regent Bowman. for the
museum ut Ashland, KY. the coat which the
salesman wore at the treaty of Client In
1874. IL IS Il sgantly wrought, and trimmed
with silk and braid.
The competition among the San Francisco
cheap restaurants is raging holly. Three
uishcS, with strawberries thrown in, French
aalnties. and a half-bottle of wine is the
latest for twenty-five cents.
An Ohio paper alludes to large contem.
Iof7ry IN Chicago as the best paper In
Americl-to make hustle of.
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n Fl E Fl 4 A LING SPRIN q S
ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. .
u r-,.Yys-rv VI .
BATH COUNTY, VA,

will be opened Tor me reception Of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUSh with accommodations for TIIs III
HUNDRED PERSONS. Tliey are accessible by the
Chesapeake aud Ohio riilrnad from Covington
depot fifteen miles 10y slime turnpike OF easy grades
In fine order passing in fnIl view OF the celebrated
FAILING sPFlNGs and the MAGNtF1CENT
SCENERY ON IA, KSoN'S RIVER.
Passengers Ivy mail train from the east arrive al
Covtugtou at P. NJ. -
Express trains from the west arrive at s:3s r. NJ
visitors for the Springs by these trains remain
over night al Covington. .""f
Passengers by NAH trains from the west arrive at
COrington at 7:20 4. NJ.
Express trains from the east arrive at IA. NJ.
Stages and other vehicles for the Springs leave
COvington every morning.
Trains stop twenty minutes at Covngton fr'
Breakfast and Supper. Two hotels, with ample A..
commodations az
kESSNICH's FINE BAND OF MUS';c
Is engaged for the season aud ne usual Ia ilitir in,
amusement and recreation provided '
Descriptive pamphlets can ne hadr. Mcssrs pm.
CELL. tApD & Co., kichmcdi'i or OF the Agent ~,
the Springs. W. 90 VI "
TERMS: Board.s3 per DAY, SEQ per month chill.
''sh fI'p H }norTo set " half prize,
my 21-todllys TE N. QUAR-. rs. Agent.
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iHE NAVAL ACADEMY GKAprATE$.-- The
AniGtpull> correspondent ri The Baltimore.
....'r says: Tn" .Iarancsc student. Ma'z
Nu.l"r. graduates this year. and Is well up
.0 tr. front of his class, but will only re-
,'n"a certificate OF graduation. The colDrrd
,el.'. touycr,. stands I"w III his class, but
u.f l,l enough down to " bIgc." He will,
"..}r.ur. remain in the same class next Year
a- -, uyN =. The Japanese prince, Azind,
ia ~. -1lur class now with tonN"r>, PAST.
H,"t!J lr smother next year.
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MILLBORV HOUSE
AND
CURYSTAL CHALI EATES SPRINGS
WILL BE OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE !, 1873.

This desirable SUMNER RESORT Is situated In
Bath COUNT. Va. Immediately on tin. line of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. arl is therefore nc
cesSlhs from AL points Passengers gel oif here To
go TO Bath Alum. Warm. Hot and Healing Springs
west and to RockDridge Alum, Lexins ton, Jnri,n
Alum. and Natural Bridge cast fine stages leaving
for these places daily.
In addition to the comfortable building already
here, large and WELL-ARRANGED HOTEL is
just being completed and neatly furnished. which
VIII give ample room for the entertainment of the
travelling public, and limited number Of
boarders. ~
The surrounding scenery Is beautiful and wildly
picture'pue: the air pure, inygordting, and elastic
the situation being nesrly the highest OH tile Chcsi-
peak. and Uhlrrallruad.
The MINERAL WATERS here are unsurpassed
as tonic. Postal aud teegraphIr facilities nj the
place.
For further particulars address.
Z. u. MARLBOROUGH.
nn-lnI IrnIlrinI,,r
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.,s.sa.s. DREAMS. DC.

11TEfNWAY IL SONS PIANO.. S
= Tbese are the only Pianos ueed IN publ
nc and private by the grratest panists III ''' '""
try fine assortment on hant at
'' SiEIGHT & IiUWAklrS, sole As"uIs,
opposite the post-oihce'
ol.U PIANOS taken In exchange.
my as-tJele
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my l3-Tu, Tll,&Sutj,
THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

have been Improved and retited for the season VI
1919 he waters vary In temperature FROM ~ 10 ITO
degrees. !,
The BATHS have for nearly century been us.'d
I'm TN. treatment nf tiout- Abeumati5H. ParlIl Sl.
Neuralgia Diseases OF the Liver, Bladder, skin and
Womb; Old Injuries Cutanoous AfertoEsJ Con-
traction OF Muscles aud Joints, Chrn1lc IharrhGa,
e.. aud have aitafreiI Worldwide, celebrity Tor
their efficacy la curing and relieving snrh diseases
The lst hing arrangements afr extensive and eo'n-
Deie. aud Include tlie feature Of MUD "a tbs.
whI,il are now attracting lie especial attention OF
the medical professions am nisail Is.
The ,,ki SklNG WAtt H. include seSeral va
rlpties aIu,sug them spring of rha, teate alum
water equal (if not su!crlurl 10 auy OK lis bnd III
the United STATES.
For panpil.ts, giving full desc, intlnn ana anhts
mond ". ar JAMES A. AUGUST,
Hot Springs, Bath county, va.
my .o-Tu, Tb,&S:m
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Third RACE.

4 miserable, Struggling start was civ en-
from the quartcr-polr, Teetotal in tue lc I'd,
Echo second. Cadence third, Shylock four IT,
Before reaching the half mile Cadence had
lolnrd Icctutil, and the pair raced togei Her
for mile, when Cadence dropped oil, Echo
taking the second rEIcc. ana coming around
th,, lower turn showed in front, aud Was
never headed afterwards. winning the race
by three lengths, Il like distance separating
the other three Cadence second, Tccto1al
third, and Shylock fourth. Time, 3:l3.
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~ Low + r,
~ TIMOTHY,
ORCHARD GRASS,
EENIuCkY BLUE GRASS,
AVN GRASS.
HsgpSGKAss. and every variety Of
FIELD GRASS ani
GARDEN SEEDS nf the finest quality
,,,.,,.a NJ the LOWEST MAhkkr RATES.
Whnl,~ale quotations furnished To dealers.
Ir,nnt and careful attention glveG Id all orders
"' - ALLISON & ADDISON,
Seed :nd Guano Merchants.
so. RichEomd, Va.
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PLASTER ~ GRAYSUS.--The Carroll NclcS
i inlorlnc q that Il plaster 'iank hIS I'ccn le-
Gently fo and in the upper end of Glayson
county.
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RICHMOND AND rETEE>E EAhKohp Co.,,
RitnMnSD, Va.

VNIE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD RUN
i ~ follows:
The NAH. TRAINS leave Richmond ~ s \. ".
aud 90 L. NJ, aGl leave rcirrinr" al ll.5 a. VI.
and sos N.
FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger coach Al.
tarhcd, leave HichutuIsd mt "A. NJ aud ~ NJ. and
leave Petersburg at .:3n \. ~. and 80 y. VI.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS viii have
Richmond aud Pet"lsiTr. III 9 4. VI. Returning,
leave Richmond anI lcar=I.gat GJ1f. NJ, inst, 1,i
of O'Clock. Us llrrCfu!urr.
The !. NJ. TRAIN will poi leave Richmond on
sundays, and the sn5 L. ". MAIL TRAIN aud 80
4. VI. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
an Suu!ays.
ugrrs for NORFOLK viii it he The 2:9o y. ~.
DAILY TRAIN. and those ir"m Norfolk VIII ;rIi-
meet IL petersburg with The I::.5 \. ". TEAM.
Passengers fr"m Clover ilill will tahe the 800
VI. TRAN d,iy t"Srcpt Sun,lays), and returning
leave RtrIiInonI 60 J.. NJ.
The NAH, TRAINS viii stop only ~ Chester ar'l
Manchester.
Thcs Il. VI. TRAIN viii cnun"r: at rai"r>hn <
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio rairv@'l FIR
i.yncnburg dnily. -
rUIJ.MAN'S PALACE SLEtI'ISG-tAk VIII
br attached tu the TIL Rt,It,il TRAIN IL Nri,l"n,
running through 10 Wilmington.
THOMAS III. WS&EE.
dcIs President.
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FIRST RACE.

After two false attempts the four went
away to Il tair start. Coronet leading, John
Preston second. PeEnock third, Joe john
>ton last. Coming down 10 the stand Pen.
mock rushed to the trout, and had Il lead Of Il
length rs they passed round the upper turn.
He increased his lead 10 five lengths at the
quartcr-pnIc, but @uinc down the back stretch
ne II, =an to come back 10 his horses and cS-
son Iii l.;d. At the lali-niIc pole Joe John
>ton took up HE running. ami soon passed
John Preston and torouct. On the lower
turn hr lurrcd pcnnock. aud by the time he
entered the hnme.,tretch he was III the lead.
wl,icl, he Increased. and won Il tine race by
rl-ht lru.th>: torunct second Fennock,
two lcn.th~ from Coronct. third John Pres
Ton. beaten of. fourth Time. 2:1j.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN JUNE /, ls13.

OPEN JUNE l, ls73.
This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this c:ison
Among other improvements there has been nnt,i
IN elegant AMI spacious ballroom, adjoining iGt
parl"r: the arlUr has been enlarged ana improved
ACCESSIBLE. II viii In kept In style not surpassc'
anywhere in Virginia.
The waters Of these special springs either cure 0
greatly relieve most cases of scrol ula. ilcipirn
consumption, chronic bronchitis. chronic aryugi
lis, chronic pneumonia chronic dyspepsia chronic
diarrhua, chronic dvscntcry. They are also Il gree;
value In those affections which peculiar tu thu
female rcustltation andas an appetizer, tonic, aut
general restorative. they are perhaps, unrivalc,
anO 'gst mineral waters.
ProtesSor j. 5. DAVIS, Of University Of Virginia
resident physician.
The proprietor will have pro, ided for the lawn:
aud bal-rom tirst-ciass famd of Music, and n
general all the sources OF amusement and recreation
Usually found 1T our best sunmer resorts viii M IA
the command OF The cues Is ut WNkEiiDit
ALUM" The place is within clev,n To thirteen
hours Of Richmond. Washington. Baltimore. etc.
by rail. all I'm daylight Passenger, leave the ears o
the theS treakc aud Ohio railroad at Goshen Cep,t
and new and elegant stigcctrlcS. p'sSiug rapidly
over smooth and level road of only eight niles
SIT down the visitors ut tn" Springs 10 tCa
JAMrS 4. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Persons making uisc OF the grounds, &C., Of th,
Springs. and nui stopping at my hotel. will b.
charged half my regular rates.
Tile knrkl,rl1gc wat, + Is tor sale by PURCELL
LaDD CO.. Rirlnuunl and GEORGE NJ. Mo
lhrlkr. tlarlotics lille.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
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