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GRAN MILITARY AND
CIVIC BALL.

CIVIC SA1l.
TNHE CARSON euAEps WILL GIVE AZ
on Tuesday Evening, November 1s.
sEERHAL COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT
! Abraham Moser Walter W stockar
Walter Lawson FL Parkinson
Geo Bradley
Gov L Z Bradley Harry Peters
Lieut. Gov W Adams d Mirror
Mai Gen Winters Col Davies
Brig Gen c BsttermsnThos II Wells
Col Mccullough Capt Withsren
Gel Rosser Capt Eaynie
Col F Osbiatcn Geo D Fryer
Col Derby Geo Tuhy
Capt Lord Harry Hunter
Lieut. Robinson Isaao Mcconnell
Capt Lackey RE Kelly
II Yerington Hofer
II Rice Judge Wright
d Bliss EB Rail
Hon Jas Crawford Judge Parkinso.
Hon W " Hobart Aigh.ls
Hon Jerry Schooling Abe Driesbach
Hon VIM Chamberlain Geo ellison
c Powning ND Chambsrlia
Capt " Harri. Steve sanchs
Lieut. Is Forge Philip Sneleto
JadsS q Harris Waiter " stockR
1LooR DIREcYos.
Ed } Parkinson
Smith Paris Ellis
Abram Nege, ChAAIA
Price Of Tickets. sa.Ss.
nov!Gtd
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COUGH LczERcEs.

n The-. il un4u.sti"nauly NJ other rrbsdy
kso certain III its ef.ets. ASTHMA. WprN
CousH. Bn'sCHITIs AND DIsuhDERs OF 1HE
THROAT .iike weld to iTs influence I he hlshes-
medical test nnony states Eo better ror thsss
complaints sIlsts NOV ] r. vsd by ,ysr half
c.uturys experience. ihtS contain nc opiaA.
morphia or any violent drug. kIATIss's CSsSa
IozESGKs prepared by THOMAS kEArIss La
don. Britain, are sold 10y al rueSis... Agents
for the paciAs Coast, kksp.Ts :. ii, srsrIAs
Co., Ban Francisco sepIs-ASs-2F
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Lost.

A HICKORY WALKING CANE WITH A
N silver head. having engraved thereon the
initials -. r. T." amp Ais 1853. he hndsf
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
at this office. novs
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CITY TAXES

NOTICK Is HRREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ City Taxes are now due ard PAYABLE at
the Office Of the City Treasurer, IN Carson City,
Nevada.
All taxes unpaid after Monday. the
l5ih November. 1878.
will b delinquent and "the Laws in regard 10
their collection will b. strictly enforced.
H. J. PETERS.
City TrsAUsf.
Carson City Oct IS 1873.
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SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION As
"A Clerk SPEAKS and writes English and
French, Ne objection to drive . delivery
wagon. Would make himself generally useful.
Coed references given. Apply at this ONCE.
noy0.St
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DANCING ACADEMY.

HNHE UEDERSIGNED WILL OPEB A
Il Dancing Academy 8: the New ThAat0
Hall on Friday evening, Nov. ~. Cent? siass
on Friday evenings from tos 0 clock. Tuition.
IS for eight lessons. Juvenile and Ladies
class every Saturday aft.rroon. from 3: 70 &
9 clock ~. Tuition, 81 per month. All the
new dances Taught together with the Glide
Soirse every saturday evening from $40 Is
The bsst IEUtie furnished fer balls so
Is-:ss. J. ". NtRKEY-
noSlr-ims
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pREssMAkERs WANTED.

VNANTED SIX COOP DRESSNAkERS
w Apply st Mrs. CunninghaIns Emporium
of Fashion nov9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
Letter from Charlottesville.
rCorre. pondence of the Richmond Dispatch

rCorresp ond.nce of the Richmond Dlspatch.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June 4, 1915.
In the poisoning case that occurred mere
some three week ago the result OF the anaiy'
sis was given, determining that poison 10 the
form of mercury was foundin the stoma:h
of the dead child. The jury returned aver
dict 10 accordance With this fact.
meeting of the Charlottesville Baptist
church on Wednesday night last The action
of the deacons in securing the services OF
Mr.. II. Boyce Upper for an extended term
of ".uppy " was endorsed unanimously. A
resolution inviting DR.. J. B. Jeter. DIR: d.
A. Topper, DR.. G. Z. Biting, and Or. D: y.
Long to form presbytery for the ordination
of MIR. Upper on the second Sunday 10
June was also adopted. and The CLERK IN
structed TO communicate with the genlie'
men.
Burglary and thievirg ore prevalent here
Hardly night passes that some ones prem'
i.es are not entered; and so far no arrests
have been made. the scouDdreis lnVaEaoly
succeeding 10 escaping. 4,
The potato.bug is spreading rapidly. Al
most every place where northern or west
ern seed were planted the bug exists IN large
quantities. A vigorous application OF car
bolic acid or kerosene will destroy them'
Lime. SCOT, and such applications are use
,asS Our.
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the following resolution, which was unani
mousy adopted by rising vote:
RESOLVED, That we behold With profound
interest and grateful satisfaction the efforts
which the Bsp,isfs of Great Britain are max
ing TOR the establishment Of religious liberty
within their realm; and that We pledge te
them our affectionate sympathy and earues
prayers through our honored brother Dun
can MacgregOr, whom we have been glad t
welcome among us, and who is hereby re-
quested to bear to our brethren these as
sufauces.
The meeting was closed with an appro
pirate prayerby Rev. Duncan Maegregor.
Night Session.
The house was packed to its utmost capaci
ty tonight, the order of the evening being
the report of the Education Board.
The report Tread by the Corresponding
Secretary, j. Taylor Ellyson, Esq } details
the embarrassments and difficulties by which
the Board had been surrounded. They had
determined 10 sustain all Of the benefciaries
who had been at the college the year before
who gave any promise of usefulness, and al
new applicants whose churches or Associa.
tions promised to help them.
During the past year the Board had sus
tanned at Richmond College twenty three
young men, who had been diligent in their
studies, had maintained their Christian cha
racter. and were earnest workers in the vine
yard of the Lord.
10 com pliance with the resolution of the
last General Association twelve of the dis.
trict associations had appointed agents ir
$50 churches, and the result had been en-.
couragiDg.
One hundred and eighty churches bad COZ
tributed to the Board during the year, being
gain Of 80 over the previous year. The re.
port urges that the great need of the Board
- an efficient agent in each church. The
Board has received during the year 90, 975. u
and expended S2,697. 10, leaving balance Of
S218.62. Seven hundred and twenty five
dollars Of last years Indebtedness had been
paid, leaving the debt Of the Board still
81, 10000.
The report suggests that instead o.
churches sustaining ministerial students or
their own account they should always do sc
in connection with the Board.
The report closes with hopeful view o.
the future, and an earnest appeal for the SUP
port Of the churches in the work of the com
ing year. .-. +
The report was followed by an earnes
and deeply.interesting discussion, which wa
participated in by j. T. EIlyson, Esq, Rev
Dr.. Manly, Rev. Joseph Walker, Rev. j. Nj
Pitcher, DR.. L. r. Cniles, Rev. DR.. j. G
Long, c. T. Suiherlin, E,q, Dr.. W. E
Hatcher, and Professor 81. II. Harris.
Report adopted, and adjourned wit
prayer by DR.. Tyree. VIAToR.
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RAILROAD LINES.
E q .:.:;ssss

RICHMOND AND DaNyTLLE RAILROAD COMFY, 4
tFFICE MASTER Or TRAINS, hsy 3O,1S25. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No
~ lmeaAarogr d EXPRESS: Weslsard-Lsave.
Dan at 1aF nHss 4! SIS
PM leaves s.s sasepry at SIG PM sE7es at
TRAIN No. 2.-NEw YORK AND NEW On.
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte al
re- a. sSss s e, q go
leave oi Dansee a 100 af F. &: leaves Basse
vile q, OF P. NJ; arrives at Richmond at s:47
TRAIN No s.-TuRoreH MAn-NRw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at 80 r. a.
1888 P. NJ; leave. Danviiie at 1859 p. H.:
leaves Greensboro al 2:45 A. N. leaves Salisbury
at S:27 A: NJ: leaves Airline junction a, 1865
TEAM No 4-THRoUGH Nan, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 P. n; leaves salisbury
at 1888 P. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 8 A. a. :;
$50 A. n. leaves Burkeville a. 1885 A. ii. /;
arrives g Richmond at 2:22 P. d.
WesfwaTd " h;sbnaDd at G:n aS
rves at Rurkeville n 1:05 p NJ; leaves Burkevtlle
al l:2e F. NJ: arrives at Lyuchburg at 4:2o P. d.
Eastward Leases BarksSilIe + 4:as 4. H.; a.
riEes at Richmond at sos A.. n.
Train No. connects At Richmond with the
Chesapeake and ohio n ilroad.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Greensboro with
trains 10 and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
AL through trains connect al Richmond and Dun.
dee With train, on the Richmond, fredericksburg
and PotoTas Railroad and Washington City, Wiz
ginia Mida nd and Great Southern railroad, TO ant
from Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia, ant
New York. =
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect ut Richmond With
the Richmond. York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. ] and2 correct at Charlotte With
trains on the Atlanta and Richm md air-ine rail.
road 10 am from SreenYile, Atlanta. MONTGOMERY
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia aud Atlanta railroad for
Columbia augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points.
Train No connects at Burkevil!e with the At
lantic, Mississippi aud Ohio raj road from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 70 all southern una south western
points. and osRasee checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Oriean.
TO New York. T. NJ. R. TALCOTI.
Engineer and Superintendent.
w. T. WEST. Master of Trains. my29
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For the Dispatch.l
Spelling Mania-G0od Effect OF the
Freeze ON the Crops.

LEXINGTON, June L, 1910.
The great spelling naula has reached here.
Last Thursday evening the first one was
held in the lecture.room OF the Presbyterian
church for the benefit of the Jackson Memo
rial Association. 1t was success in every
Wav.
The grass, corn, and oats have been suffer
ing so severely for the want OF ram that IL IS
doubtful whether more than half crop will
be raised in this county, with the exception
of corn.
The recent freeze was blessing to many
farmers, who thought it TO be ruinous, Tor
there are many fields Of wheat which would
have fallen from oyergrowth if it had not
been for the freeze, and there are few. ifany,
that will suffer permanent injury. 1t was OF
service in exploding the theory that wheat
would not head after being cut OF below the
fra. jJiut.
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COMA E.-Tne HTreasnry statement OF
coinage DUNG May shows that the goid
coin.ee for the month amounted to S2,S24.-
GOO. all in double eagles; silver coinsge In
trade dollars. S962,0O0; fractional SILVER
COINS, S6l0 900. The fractional silver com
pri.ed 2,439,0C0 pieces; total pieces, 3'4ol'-
900; total eollage, f4,Ss9,2Q0.
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CHANGE OF GAuoE.-Preparation is being
mace to at once change the gauge from here
to the shops. A large number Of hands are
now in town for that purpose. Tins Is Done
on the strength Of the recent decision OF
Judge Schenck, which will probaoiy emo Tue
litigation in the matter, unless the governor
brings it before the Supreme COURT WHICH
is not likely Greensboro Patriot.
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THE WISE COUNTY (VA) MYsrERY.-A
telegram 10 the Treasury to-day announces
that the horse OF Detective Selors, VINO was
found murdered near Opressus station, wise
county, Va, on the S'h ultlmo, was ai,o
found yesterday near the place where Selor
body was discovered. The horse was also
killed by having been shot through The
,.aH
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DECLINE IN SILrER.-The Treasury Depart.
ment was in receipt to-day of intelligence
from London to the effect That silver hsd de-
cined to tig.fve and one.half pence per
ounce, British standard. AT this rate silver
United States dollar is worth IS cents gold
which is but fraction over the value of the
green oack dollar, and the Department no"
sees some probability of putting silver coin
into circulation without fear fits being taken
ND for export. Washington telegram, Bal!
| f;nOre Sun
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kIcBMogp, FREp'G POTOMAC r. X. Co.
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGErT.
RICHMOND, May 20, 1872
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, May 80, 1857
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
235P.M .,DA1 MAIL leaves ByrS-Street gta.
tion daily, CONNECTING WITH
THE STEAMkR K YP0RT al
Quantico, with trains OF the Balti
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Alexandra-due In Balu
more ct 500 P. ~; and Ut Washing
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the N0rn
and West
s;2OP.M., NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street
station Sundays exceDtedb CONNECTING
at Washington with The Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore ana ohic
s.osP.M. RECONSIDERATION TRAIN 70,
Hanover junction. leaves Broad Street
staten tsundays exceptedl.
5k.H, NIGHT MAIL arrives at byrd-Stre.l
station Mondays exceptedl
1870 p. NJ, DAY NAIL arrives &C bSia-euee'S'~
s.a7IM aaSSacaUMMeDATIoN TRAIN arrive.
at Broad-street station tSundays e.
cepted)
Parlor.cars on day trains.
Pullman sleeping cars on Eight trains.
FkEIGhT TRAINS leave and arrive o! broao.
Street sIaiior on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anG
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol all points NORM ans
West ;. a,
princi,ai points North and West
By order Of General superintendent; v,op
my3l General Freight and Ticset AGENT
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General Sheridan was married Thursday

DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.. BANk 4,
H. Ems, >os and Nassau street; rev s io sis
n Ssu y mr. for TRAyELLER5 lNsFUk0PE AND
The FAST available In all The Rrinepa a,s cues ss
i n 81 10 sEssPaJU TRANSFERS 10 LOkpOs.
PARIS. CALIFORNIA, HAVANA, ,hEA AJ,
LHINA, JAPAN, sc. - o,,sr. re.
acctuAts Of Banks, Bankefss ah 1s 90 aao1, ~
csiyed. - 80
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG 4
RlnpnAn C0Np I

RICHMOND AND pETERSBURGf
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875, trains
~ On this road will RIM as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5:l0 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
day., connecting for al points South
snd West. Sleeping.ear attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FRElG lit TRAIN daily Except Sun
aayI, with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the Southsidt
road. Lynch0urg, and the West.
1:45 2. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train will MAKE
Norfolk.
500 P. H., FIR GHT daily Except Sunday
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:30 A. NJ. FREIGHT. TRAIN daily te1cep
Sunday with coach attached
10:40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectnI
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
and West.
500 P. NJ. FsEIG HT daily Except suudayA
coach attached.
1886 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun
dayl, connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Tor all points Eastand West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through x
Baltimore. Also making close con
nectou with the Chesapeake and OhIy
railroad for the Virginia Springs ant
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
Trains on the Glover Hin railroad will leav
Glover Hi'' pits I $50 A. ~; AND returning, Til
leave Chester at 2:40 r. III. daily. except sundays
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start ON
Arnomattox depot.
mv29 A. SHAW. aunerintendepf
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II ON SWEBT.-Ttis is the last of the
e "Crj2!n>i' wn,ering-places in Viz.
the Warm, .be Ho', and the Sweet.
'a'h:oaaLle lbronS OF spilngs-goers 10
{ :IHe entered tue Y..'bJ pa lle Warm
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"NANrON inside LINE."aa5MaI


NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE B-IWEnN
RICHMOND and PHILADELPHIA.
rs TIKI. WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOsER 1sT the splendid iron
steamers ot this line will leave Richmond J uhS-
DAYS. 1HUkSp Us, and SATURDAY. iro,ae
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, ut corner OF
Twenty and DOCK eis, making close con-
nPctlnn each Trip ut Canton. Md. tEus Bsltimoreb
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PbilaDelnhis.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: .
AL frs light b, this line covered ny fire aDd marine
Insurance free Of cost. No dOckngr charged ut
Richmond. Rares as low rs any other line. y his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
mond.
Fr,Ighrs ordered by this line should be marked
"GaniOu Inside Line" and sent to the Phllade-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, PhiIadel-
pbia.
freghts received daily In philadelphia and Rich
moHd. For further Information apply 10
l.. b. TAJUM, agent,
Offices Twenty-seconf ana ork streets
aud SiDth and Nam .treets. or 10
Us. son, General Freight agent,
Philadel, bia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Phaic Dha< ta4
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OFFICE JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT t'oMPANY,l
RICHMOND, May 25, 1875.
IMPORTANT CHANGE 0FSsll,,
l. SCIIt DULF.-Op and after TU"> E.
DAY. Jun. !. 1875, the steamer IL I'm .YLyES-
TEX will le.ve Richmond TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and s .TURDAYS at AN
Stcamer will also commence touching at Old
Point and Vue de l. Eau on and sfter .bovc date.
kosteamer from here on SOSDAY May 81.
nv 26.1O L. B,TATUM. q, neral Agent
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The fRA
l. Old Dominion Steamship Company,s "a
steamship Isaac BELL, Captain LAWkkNcK,
will sail SUNDAY. June 6 Il. at 4 o'ciocs r. d.
Freight received until 8 O'Clock Saturday right.
Ihrougn oils Of lsains s,snsn ah. s9oas IeE-
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, S12; steerage, IS; round.
trip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply to
g. ". ALLEN q CO.. Agents.
je Gilt Company's W hari. ko.ketta
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C,rox STRINGS This famous watering
,,.er j. managed by Messrs. FRAZIER u SALE.
+ h,.a hi.h reputation, and could not be
mare fortunate in its managers. Mr. FRAZER
8. ,nr of the most oniging and conSiderale
hr!l,rds we ever kuc~ and Is, moreover, u
~.r,I.man of high altainmen;S, and Il civilian
+, LryJ.cd character. His partner Is man
f.. nj. business qualities, aud Il master OF that
.,-,aliy known As The "Spr'ngs business.
Tn.. waters Of Capon are amongst the most
,rulir we have ever known. Their virtues
~. mo-, mysterious and yet decided. The
,:.urf,tolS, in their advertisement. and in
mir elaborate pamphlet, describe their
..t",y"Iucu's quite fully.
The locality OF Cspon is picturesque ana
80. s,,pospbcrc remarkably pure and CRATE
H. TIE huildiDgS cf the place are spacious
,nI well adanlcd 10 comforts and social plea
..,.,. The AMPLE pavilion which stands in
-. narrow rap Of The mountain by the sldc
O ,lyrrv shining waters OF The spring Is
r.,rt.;,.r III ace Of ~. culblnG tor the guests.
iTl,.v tucy meet after breakfast and alnuke
Themselves with games, household arts, and
3raay.r,a,Ion. while refreshed by the GENIAL
is.r> that steal from the mountain glens ana
3,0r,.I, through underneath the broad dome
jwhiea shelters The assembly. We know no
/ 4. .-r aMrrlug- place which has just this sort
! +, T. llghttu resort.
! Tie County about abounds with pleasant
ii.I,,, and resources for recreation. Il Is
iru il supplies. and the managers VIII De
!, ~. ., make the best use OF them. Capon
y, ari, pleasant hal'-day'S stage drive from
}NIa. hester or Stra- burg by fine roads. lis
4, ..i..g climate is ttuitles>.
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ROASoKg RED SULPHUR SrRISGs.-These
springs are located in Roanoke county. The
water is good in variety OF diseases, and has
an extensive fame. The region is commenda'
bic for its bold scenes. Thetraveler is sure
of an abundance Of good living, for it is rich
and fruitful land. There is one thing espe-
cially to be noted in this pleasant watering
place: that the cost Of living is lowered to
within the range Of some purses that could
not command the more snowy entertain
ment Of springs with more fashionable
names. Secadrertscment.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

o,- faith is in The fountains. Ihcre Is
-, delicious mystery about the healing
,rr o( mineral waters the mineral touh-
,s which leap from the Garth am'os' scenes
.,,, of mountains. and forests, ana
s.lsS and lovely glens--that Is invaiu.
I,.,, the patient. The mlnd-the 'mag'na-
onon,l,ne,fr cts cures. The pleasure OF
,,o,iinc scenes, the reviying influences OF
.,,r;ors atmosphere, pleasant temperature,
1 ..ronc situations, gladden. the heart,
,,,,,,,e the blood, eNlivcn aud inrigorate
.,'....,rc.iy,, organs. make the face bright,
,.,, tbc checks. and even restore good d.
..,;,r ytgor, activity, and joy to energies
.r.;l,i,lcs that had known them out
[t., for months, aud sometimes years.
,,,rr secret OF health at the springs Is
..,newsll jackson said OF war;
mastery
yh.rc!arc we like +" clotbe the fountains
,-l ,h,rr surroundings in that mystery
,,l wc fancy 10 DC lovely and adorable
"a ,nio;,,rrius angel. We cherish this idea
l.. that Sc never tuluh uu'h w '"N- ~
-. -. chemists prepare. and the pamphlets
~.,l lcrore the public. We put entire
80. f.. In, sound viexS Of DR.. NJ. II. HoUS-
Mn, .,c1n OF the Healing Springs, who
- .,..,s.uc Of that water says:
..rr,re is nothing very striking IN the
ss..,,,Ic properties OF these "a'ers, anu no,
.,.,,, 10 ipaica,e their value as rcmedia!
'"r,s nor is there anything IN the results
-. ,r,iy,i. 10 account for their curative pro-
,,.-,,,. The same remark applies with 'qual
49,, "a many If no, 10 AL Eyes. all J mlnerai
.,.,.r.. The same weight Of solid inGTe-
E,.t, Obtained from gallon OF The water
- The same proportions, when uiSsoFeo III
.,.,rop Of Distilled water, VII, when useo
=, Ike Quantities, during the same period OF
,i,.f and uuder the same circum |'abces, TALL
,'I-ntuc. 4 1.-THE Of the effects clused Dy
,.,.rI,L.n from the fountain. head"
r,sc,Iv so. With regard TO these waters we
,..v r.urciullv say ''tbere are more things III
u,,,,n and earth" Than are dreamt OF in
mr. PHILOSOPHY" Thus let the patient feel,
,r5 ABANDONING himself to the mysterious
e..uc;c, of sun, aud earth. and air, aud water
r,t,, 70 nature! AS our venerable irlenu
| George MAYsE. Of Blth, would say: "Drink
4 IN water and bathc.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05

BrFFALo STRINGS. This wstering.place is
|. MrcklrntuTg. near the august Roanoke,
/ - rich lands, graceful bills, and grand
'~.,s give dignity, independence, and de-
I'm 10 The region. The society annually
+. there is brave, generous, aud charming.
~, +. GooDE, Esq, has taken the place
!. .aud, and he Knows how 10 promote the
and erj,ymcpt of the guests.
f. water OF the spGiugs is greatly risen IN
iIilr favor through its virtues in some H.
pate diseases. so that now the Llthla
f:ivr is household medicine in many
}~'liinys.
VI! readers will remember it for the eulo-
T. i4s>cd upon it by our correspondents
E. summer. There was an ingenuity Oh
T.: IL chanting it's praises that was so
que that il could not we'll be explained,
4 p. that 1t was inspired BY the water IT.
2. We began TO Anticipate that the Buffalo
4 '-iI become the chosen resort of editors
Z. poets, 50 decided were its good effects on
e. fancy and mental energy.
-l1rcd, the Li'bia water has done great
gNaS>, aud there are number Of inyalids
Z IL cannot do better than give it trial.
8 re you vii! bave fiae social erjoy mcnt.
+ late Of war bus Impaired the means Of
4 'ny somewhat, tut still at the Buffalo
MI ind the combined genius of Viz
= and North Carolina, out Of which is
e. 70 come the very best and most agreea.
j oiposi,'ons. They do no. permit a
st2 time" TO elapse between eXuber-
g.