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MOMuAi MU__WX_t«_. '. ...... .MAY '*_,_»•_
S_e Ptec Bridge.
From a notice in th* Di*p*u<k, thla morning,
it will be seen that a pnbllc meeting of the
cltisen* of Manchester ia called for to-night,
at half peat 7 o'clock. We hope there will be
a fall meeting. The subject is .important to
Manchester, and it la our opinion tb*t it la im- j
portent to Richmond. Whatever facilitates
bnainesa nnd promote* the comfort and con- j
venlence of people, contribntea to th* general
prosperity aad growth of a community By
tbe extension of tbe Main strset of Manches
ter into Richmond, through n free bridge, new
comforts and convenience* will be afforded to
people doing business ia Richmond, and her
manufacturing industry and commercial en
terprise will be increased. With Manchester
the benefits will be more direct and positive.
Her population will rapidly multiply, her
real estate will be greatly enhanced in value,
the hand of industry nnd improvement will
be visible everywhere, nnd n few years will j
completely change its appearance and oblito- j
rat* every vestige of its present antiquated
feetures, it* apathy aad gloom.
The ~h!cng* < *n»eution.
The Convention to nominate a President
for tbe Free State* has completed it* labors
I spiring nnd tortuous Sbwabp, after
ng the tocsin of an " irrepressible con
and Involving tbe whole country in
mvuUfona for tbe purpose ot securing !
•sidency, bas again been disappointed of J
nmaiion. Weabould like to see a por- !
' his face in the next Harper, represent
a after the decisive news from Chicago: '
c of Bakbls, Wapb, and the other aspi-
G*_t_i.BY, who bas proved himself the
l»h of the Black Republican whale,
o have a prominent place in the pic-.
Hery. Nor wonld the interest of the
on be complete without Wsbd, the
and man of Sewaed. who is so cuu
at be is supposed to have beeu suckled
i, and whose conntennnce just nt thi*
ust look n combination of the Wander
r and the impenitent thief.
bm*nd and Lynchburg Railroad,
reference baa been already made in
patch to tbe public meeting which bas
Id in Powhatan, for the purpose of
iction in regard to tbe Richmond and
•urg Railroad,at which a strong speech
de by John F. Lacy, Esq., a native of
f. The meetiugappointed twenty del
o a Convention to be held in F&rmville
llth June. We gave yesterday the
ings of the Buckingham meeting,
ippttinted delegates to a Convention to
at Buckingham Court-Hous* on the j
luly next. We again invoke our eiti- j
ake immediate measures to be repre- j
■—VP 'n these Conventions. A meeting to I
appoiut delegates should be held without de- I
**y- __ |
Direct Trade with trance.
We heartily trust that the attempt at direct
trade with France, inaugurated by tbe arrival
of the in Virginia waters, may
be the beginuingof a commercial alliance with
the old political allies and ancient comrades
in arms of Virginia. We hope that the "Love
Star" will soon increase to a constellation.— '
X* is no nation iv Europe with whom it
d be more to tbe interest and satisfaction
eSonth to hold close commercial rela
tions than the people of France. They are an
industrious, thrifty and productive race: they
are capable of supplying the Southern market
with all which it requires, and their deport
ment nationally and personally towards our
country bas in general been such as to secure
the esteem and good wishes of Americans.
Joiht WoRM.-Tbe Fredericksburg (Va)
Herald says that the growing wheat crop from
Fredericksburg to the mouth of the Rappa
hannock River— embracing the large and fer
tile Valley of the Rappahannock, nearly one
hundred miles iv leng-h-is less promising
than for many years past. In Richmond
Westmorel-nd.Middlesex,Spotsylvania King
George, Orange and Stafford, the worm is
making great inroads. The worm has made
its appearance in several portions of the coun
ty of Amherst, and is playing sad havoc with
the growing wheat.
Co_Gß_asio_A_.-In the Senate", Saturday
a message was received from the President re
commending speedy action in the case of the J
Africans captured on the Wildfire, and now
in Florida. They are now costing'the United
States tf_ per day. The bill autherising the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to
cross the Potomac with a branch of their road,
was considered the rest of tbe day. Nothing
of importance was done in the House. i
Fatal Accidixt.—Miss Sarah Rosentine
a young Jewess, about in years of age wis
drowned iv Baltimore, Saturday morning by
falling from the balcony of her residence into
a creek belt.w. She iell head foremost and
reach h tbe mUd before aid con,d
!
CosiM-.ATicar.-Edward Reed, who was re
cently conviciedof highway robbery in Char
leston, S. C, and sentenced for execution on the
nrst . riday in June, has received a commuta-
Euon ol sentence from Gov. Gut, on condition
r imprisonment until the Ist of January, hco
r of leaving the State. '
KioTiNii in MiKsnaoTA.—There are symp
tom of a whiskey insurrection iv Minnesota
he liquor dealers burned down a church in
t. Anthony, and tbe members thereof warned
iem to leave the town. This they decided I
h to do, and both sides were heavily arming
last accounts. *
Deatji or a Pastob.—Rev. John Maltby
who for twenty-six years has been pastor ot
the Hammond Street Church in Bangor died
at Worcester, Mass., on Tuesday evening —
His remain, have been taken to Bangor fonn
.erment.
GrrTiao Cnkahy.—Sherman M. Booth re
mains in the Custom House jail in Milwaukee
a close prisoner. It baa been found necessary
loadd more bolt* to his prison door to nre
veiit bi* escape. He is evidently getting tired
of his voluntary imprisonment.
Fbo-T.—ln portions of Augusta aud Rock
ingham counties, Va., the recent frce\s hive
more or lesa injured the wheat crop. In va!
rious parte of Augusta the damage in a altebt
degree seems to be general. *""** ,n * •"*-'
.i__ A T T o ,<iCABASiT,,,,e - T b.e town authori
ty, oi Portsmouth, N. H., have prohibited the
U_volf__ 4 __* 8 ,2 ,* Ul < trom Massechu7el_°
throngfi tear of pieuro-pneumonia.
Ohio STATa-HoDsa.-Tbe new State-House
oi Columbus Ohio, will be completed by the
u__ ol^ cl _ be . r m t > al a co9t of ***** -1,350,
--u«h The building is 304 feel long, and tit feet
JLocoht..—L cuai* are beginning to make
their appearance in the northwestern section
ot Sueuaudoah county, Va. In some instances
tec**** bjr toedine upon Uwm
«f C h,!___" Al, T A m *° «*-* ed White,convicted
JS_ RlrH »io'««> rn«*Ta.T "
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VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
SIXTY-FIFTH ON-THIRD DAY.
Irsportbd roa th. aiciiMtisn hhtatcm |
. Vm\muvnm*rnvt.m\tUy isto, two.
Th* Convention met to-day, pursuant to ad
.muniment ye*t*rday. Home of the member,
went horn* thi* room ing, and consequently
tbe assembly was thinner fccday than vaster -
day. Several of tb* cl.rgy Will leave to-mor
row iii order to be with their congregattotis
on the Sabbath.
A few minutes pant 9 o'clock, the Coaven
tton was called to order—the Kt. He v. Biahoii
Johns in the Chair
Prayer by the Rt. Rev. Bisbop Johns, I>. D.
A communication was received by the Con
vention from th* Rev. Henry 8. Kepler, ten
dering his resignation a* Secretary of tbe Con
vention, and recommending the Assistant Sec
retary as his successor.
On motion, Mr. Kepler's resignation wn*
accepted.
Mr. Barton, of Winchester, nominated Mr.
John W. A tkiu - .ni, of Richmond, for Secre
tary, who, for several years past, performed
the duties of Assistant Secretary, creditably
to himsM'lf and the Convention.
Rev. Or. Woodbndge seconded the nomina
tion, and Mr. Atkinson was unanimously
elected Secretary of the Convention.
On motion of Mr. Burton, a vote ol thanks
waa tendered to the Rev. Heury S. Kepler for
the long and faithful _ervi.es rendered- to the
Convention, as Secretary, and was carried
unanimously.
The Committee on Lay Delegates reoorted
tne following gentlemen, not present yester
day, to have been canonically elected dele
-11 to tbis Convention;
'. W. R. Conway, Acquia Church, Staf
couniyjDr. U.S. R. Broken hrough, St.
I's Church, Hanover county; J. B. Jett,
lames' Parish, Westmorland county,
iam Gordon, Nelson Parish, Nelson comi-
I. W. Daingerfield, South Farnham Pa-
Essex county; Dr. K. E. Haskins, St.
rew's Parish, Brunswick county,
c report of the Committee on Disabled
ryuaen, was presented and read by D. W.
_n.
v. C. B. Dana, chairman of the Commit
n the Episcopal Fund, presented the re
ofaaid committee.
Un motion of Rev. Dr. Dana, tbe Conven
tion agreed to hold the next Annual Conven
tion m Christ's Church, Alexandria, on the
_d Wednesday in May next, ls.l.
Mr. Kepler stated, that on visiting different
parts of the State he had received many ap
plications for the Constitutions and Canons
of the Church, and therefore moved that the
Secretary be authorized to have I,U«> copies
printed, which motion was amended by in
serting Use instead of t.ouo. Carried.
The Rev. John T. Clark, chairman of the
committee to whom was referred the resolu
tion to inquire into the expediency of trans
ferring the funds under the con trol of the Con
vention, formerly belonging to the Society lor
the relief of widows and orphans of deceased
clergymen, presented the committee's report
on the subject.
The Rev. John Grammer offered the follow
ing resolution:
__£_m__-_ T hst _ a committee be appointed to
I, _.__ e whole s " n Ject of Parochial ■•porta into
-oii»i_eraiion, and report to tne neat Convention
_____ mo , re "° ol _returnable plan oi disposing of
me report* than tne present. constitutionally with
ject oa c_rried Ueneral Convention on tuat auh
__r___"_f** ao * witn the 'ongoingresolution
the Chair appelated the Key. Messrs. Fiatt
Gibson and Slaughter a committee.
The committee appointed to examine the
accounts ol the Treasurer of the Deacon Mis
sionary Society, reported that they had per
formed the duty assigned them, aud found
Toucher.! ° orreCl &IKI sustain,Jd °V 9*****
The committee to whom was referred the
account of the Treasurer of the Diocese pre
sented their report, and found it correct'as in
the foregoing report.
The committee 011 the accounts of the
Treasurer of the fund for the relief of the
widow* and orphans of deceased clergy pre
sented their report through their ct airmen
On motion of the Rev. .1. Grammer, it was
iirsoivni, 1 hnt Messrs. John 8 Ji*"on ...lm
_£__?_*__ T - "' .?'"' '* 'hrected 8
?____■'» *" d,,li! '" ~ l,e, n ' l ," e of the former Trua
tee* of tue wiaows' and orphans' lund. transfered
to themselves as the present Trustees of the find
On motion of Key. John T. Clark the Key'
John Grammer, Key. R. K. Meade, and Key.
___V * _f° n '. were a PPo*«iied Trustees, ou the
part of the clergy, of the fund for the relief of
tne widows aud orphans of deceased clenrv
men. bJ
On motion of Rev. J. W. Wingfleld, it w l3
Resolved. That the clergy read to their eoavre
ration* so much of the Bishop's .uitlress a* r*„_t__
to the spiritual welfare of the member* „i tb_ i
Church. Carried. ' l "° j
The following resolution was oR/red by i
Key. C. B. Dana : I
Resolved, That the Committee on Parochial
Reports be instructed not to alter any resort
•without, first consulting with the
said report, whan practicable. Carried
Tue President appointed Geo 1> Fisher
Esq.. to receive contribution- for missionary
purposes, and Mr. C. F. L*e to receive sub
scriptions toaid in theerecrioii of Meade Hall
The following members, not present yester
day, reported themselve-. to the Sec re fir v to
day Rev E. T. Perils, Rev. W ___. 1_"
Kinckle.Kev AM. Randolph, Rev. J "
W heat, Key. A Pishe. -»--«*---.
10. A m M i f_.d!vfr ( ' O,lVenliou ad -i°»rned at
at t R M. lneSerVlCe ' aud l 0 *********
The Key. Robt. Nelson olflciated in the
morning service, and Rev. Chas. Miniiegerc do
D. !>., 01 Richmond, preached an eloc uenti*r
mon from the words, "Lord. I will follow
thee; but let me first go bid thr-m furew-n
which are at home at my housa. and J*us
said unto him, no man having put his hand to
he plough and looking back is fit loathe
kingdom of God." At the conclusion of the
sermon the Rt. Rev. Bishop M.mdc DO ad
dressed the large assembly ou the subject of
missions, ihe necessity of maintaining them
audentermg more fully into the good work '
KVKMNU SKNSJON
At l o'clock the ConveuOon was called lo
order by Bishop Meade.
Bishop John., read an elaborate report lrom
__£___£_**__?"_° Which *** tiered the prnc-
V h ;,r.h y / ,t "_*___* *F«lal and separate
churches ior colored per. c.i;s. The _________~
reviewed the matter'at U _{__, s ated iWW
circular, containing twenty essential ~.7...
lar-e __, l s_
large 111 the State, requesting their view,
on tne subject, h_d only "ceived answei
from one-sixth of the ehfrgy . hoWin-thatVf
However", 0 „_. *2
However, tho committee thought it very prac
-1 sh :.' StaUnKKoOd
lisbiiig separate services, and shuwinc that
___X____i _5? churcl '«* of their
w____2 ." e,ld,n * w:ls fonr-fold, and thai it
wa. highly practicable that the colored mem-
™«******* of their own, con
uuiug themselves 10 \he laws of the Suite in
fatmn ° ral ********* °* ** colored popu-
The Rev. Mr. ScoU advocated the adoption
of the report of the committeo, gtviin. his
"L a,iu « many incidems
in which he had seen the scheme carried out
with great succese in tbe Southern States at
large, which he had visited durine the n-ist
year, and he did not see why it could not be
carried out m tbe State of Virginia, notwith
____ _ ,D JL lhe •__*____?<* of li »e l&wsiu regard
to colored congregations. »-a«~u
Mr. Fowler, of Alexandria, seconded the
m0t.0.1 to adopt the report, alidaLo to fur"
ther tbe object in view by •'inateriailtid » and
spoke with fervency on the subject-was in
heart. ado » ,u,, « lhe "Port 1,1 liead anil
Bishop Johns made some explanj tions in
regard 10 the report, and was gl_d to hear the
opinion, ol the member, of the UoneeuUon*
was also in favor of the adoption "f the r.J
____-£_____! Was :i,B ° in ****** ol th« adop
,li.\ . hwr « , P°"of the committee, with cer
extraT,m C |_!. ,, i , ' Was ,v of having au
" ™ ", vu ™ ber «f op«es of the report printed
He would also take occasion here to remark
_aae^__Th____. the mwt **********i*££\
tions that had been or could be brought 6ef,,re
the Convention. The Episcopal Ch7rc_tw_s
the only o„ e which had not ".split" 011 t_e
slavery question, and it was looked up to on
b Mr aC _°_ nt ior i,s u " il y «* » Jtetrba. P
tion a.^_ !k '° s °n bonded Mr. Conrad's mo
uon, and guy. lv. experience as a Supenn
lie'ved ,b f «_S_H ~-o*lW b_
-1 h»r.h __* tormo * worship .f the Episcopal
Church was peculiarly adapted to the colored
Rev. Mr. Clarke did not think it reauired
much to put the "machinery to work "for if
> v teach a colored person a prayer! in less
than no lime you have them ••shouting" H__
lear- culuiruieß Hrt! sut 'h when they once
M.ny addresses were delivered in theCon
r?"'i oa . bjr .„ w * n 1 ' ufor,aed ««ntlemen, all in
iavor ot the adoption of the report of the
Mr. R. Nowland, of Albemarle, made an elo-
q tie-1 address on ihe adoption of the report
i-eudiiig the adoption of the report, the
Convention adjourned. *
Among the passengers at Hew Tort by tbe
£_£ P *__V he ? rlnce d « J°l-ville, travel ni
on_»fon f ° ' * o * U * (ta oa a «S?S-
T_rTi_*#, ran " l * r c,erk ln th » office of the Pacific
Mail Company, ia New York, i* reported
mte*iag, and n defhnlter to tbe a_toan™ .*£-
In "W»«- W ,
aheration of Frtd_ "2L * u ***»**rif
of anting
8 r . ay "____? ******** on the .tenm_r
7/„ _ Sp * u . Wiu _ : « -"* ***" returniMl to t___!S___.
ton by railroadfrom WorfoUi *******
is rWltettfidito w $
•lev. Mr. WekeieW. Mr.'ANTItIKW V TINNKV,
The friend* and ajMueintance* of th. family are
invited to attend hi* funeral t~ day.at-o'oloa_,
from H*v. Mr. Hoy or* Church, en 6th street, fie
. ?l__sy_r M ,_l_r* , _k** ■ ".carter to four o'clock,
LAWSON BOH ANN AN. younreat son of Martha
Bohaunan. aged 10month* arid aidaj.*.
t he friends of the family are invited to attend
his funeral to-day, 21«t May, at hair past 8 o'cl'k.
at the rejidence of Mis* Clara Coleman, corner
S7tb and Main atraets. *
On Wednesday, th* 16th inßt.. EMMA CARDO
ZA, daughter of Benjamin and Marr K. Hanoook.
aged two year* and sight months.
The I_ird gave and the Lord taketh away. We*s
d_be the earn* of the Lord."
MJkIUNB INT__I_LIO__NCB.
fotwp MtitmmotiD. max* «tT"~
High Water thi* dap {Monday) l\ o'clock.
Al rive d. ~"
Steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell, Fluladel
pbia, nidze. and passengers. C. P. Cardoza.
_Bchr. Courier, Wool lord, lialiimore.oyster shells,
W. D. Colquitt A Co.
Schr. Wm. 8. Triplett. Trichett, Baltimore, bone
dust, to order.
bchr. Martha Hall, Speed, Calais, laths. Libit/ A
Burton.
Sclir. Mary Adeline. Jonea, Baltimore, oyster
flheilt. B. VV. Greet .
I Nelly I)., .tuddama, Philadelphia, coal, S.
es A Son.
MA. Guest, Barrett, Cluckahominy, lam
. Mercer A Co.
Havre de Or.cc. Fields, Chickahominy,
L. W . Olazel rook.
SAILED.
lamp Jaineatown, Skinner. New York,
,nd passeuKers. Ludlam A Watson,
er Pocahontas. Traver»,Baltimoie, mdze.
seinter*. I). * W. Curne
R B. Howlett, Summers, Boaton, mdze.,
.olqmtt A Co.
A il. ■rearer, Edwards, New Haven, coal,
elquitt * Co.
Brunett, Johnson, Philadelphia, md-_., W.
ntt A Co.
A A'co" 1 ' Graves ' Ba «t'»"ore, mdze., W. D.
Hetty A. Mayo, Ward, New York, mdze.,
" quitt 4. Co,
_L Jacksonville, via
ten. balast. W. l). Colquitt A Co
wary v. John.on. Burrows, down the river
, W. D.-olquitt & Co.
r % l n ■•Emmer.on.down thenver.light.
i r. Boyd.Math*wa,down the river, li.ht.
toahronia, Vaanaaae, down the river, li*ht.
le.le R Hall. Holmea.down the ri "e-Jiibt
.° 8 <_ Io J." ,es ' ;vi * thew » down theriver.lisht.
_. _,verett, Norfolk, s_nd. I
,_OHjt, May 17 - Cl'iL bark Chevallie. Rith-
Arr'd. schrs. J. Hutu and St. Loeis. from
;v W-Arrd. solira. Sherwood, Ida de la
kin Capes, -Mum E. hame*. Catherine
.lrom \a. Mavlr-CPd, schrs Ler.o,
Jonas >~ith, Wilmington, N. C ; J. W I
Newborn. N. C -Arr'd. acl.rs. Ann Caro- j
ederick*l)iir_; Alba and W J. Hartlett
Mm. JM. C; Oregon. Hernaon and J. m"
Washington. >.c.: F. Burriu, Newborn.
Wiltuuna, Tlvmouth, N. c.
NDiiiA, May,l9—Arr'd, achr. Forward.
SI'S, sclir. Betty Hooper, do
|t Pill, May 4.- Sl'd, _hip Firm, Winning- i
, p_i_, M _ 5r2, ~ o . l ' d .',f hi ? Sam «>n' R° b "»-
Point v a,,and s'ld.th. I
net i. Mas9—Sld, bris Gen. Boyd, Gil-
Kichmond.
>\ May 17.-Cleared, schr. Jas. A. Brown.
i.'.RK. May IS.-Cl'd, schr. Hush Clnsolm,
i «" A ,_ rl l yed ,' BCnr ' Cornelfa A. Crook,
d. May l*th-Cld, *tmr. Geo. Pea.xslv,
ia ls„ANDs.l.thu!t.-S!iip*Wellf!eet.Mc-
Annawa„.M_Nair:<ie«. Peabody, Pous
lilKover, Sparrow; War Hawk.Simmon* ;
tlrtpe. Pearson ; Harraseeket, Tailiot :
cms; Banta Clans, Foster; Arev, Wil
-y Robinson, McCleave; Frankim. Free- ,
affier Maroon, Baxter; UohJen Eagle,
anther, -aaaett; Bareua iir.-s.. Peele:
iwk. Bowers; Jennie W. fame, Colburn-•
v Thomas; Commonwealth. Grazier;
>n«»n. Babaoa, and Mary McNear. Mo
a barks Snap llraiuin.iirant: Greenland,
'asts, Creech, all loading for Hampton
FIIEE BRIDGE.-An adjourned
meeting of the citizens of the town of
-*__•_.- _H_?_! n . , _! consideration the sub
?REEBrIIDGK. wi be held at. the t.
tor, of E, T. Vilk.nton. on this ,MO/£
ming, at <>_ o clock, to receive the report
nniit»ee appointed at a tormer meeting.
jndance «>i the citizens, and of all other.
in the subiei., i* especially desired.-
Wremea may.be expected and business of
sewfll lie laid lielore the meetint;.
•_*▼• A_, *- «ajlaS Iss ~^, fl~H_.
• I V"»V L _*-'v_^ R . K ,< lt MANCHESTER
„HFRCri, THIS EVENING, at 8 ,
Ihe proceade o< trie Lecture will _o to !
house of Wor-hip. I
have with him the CHINESE CON- I
ho will, by conversation and singing in
language, add increased interest; to the
eieeieamete. Lecture tickets will ad- I
arartothe KAIR ROOM, which will lw
erthe Lecture. my 21-lt*
_t -ir l * HOMESTEAD COMFAMT.—The
members of the Hoinest»ad Company are
requested to meet at Messrs. lioddin A A ___7inn'_
office, at Bo'clock, THIS KVENINC ppt - r, " ,n 8
niy_l-lt _ JOHN F.ALVEY.Spc'v. I
■r*3_*' »FMC_Aa_ XOTIHE.—Tiie atten
arVTiu , _ il V. ~nof - t,,ft Stockiioiders of th * Vlßiii-
P .Aiv lIKE . AJ . D *!AKI.\_hNi!i;KA_CEOO.V.
_t.K_ y_S_Jfed, t ._-ejencraliiitot!iit; t» beheld
__,i he _ -J""., 0 ' ,he Cr»mi_aaj THIS DAY. at 1-'
o clock M. Prompt and full attendance m deetret
■te«-tt WILLIAM VVILLIS. .IklTs.cv!
COLN I i .—Fa-LOW-CITIZCK* : Them
report circulated by Mr. John O. tnmtdiri ?,»
"vent, thai 1 was not competent to make on■
ENIJK. I ask my friends ft read the foll_wT*_
fro... hree of my friends who have exam had nfv
booktliis year, and do me justics on Th«_d.«
iioxt.by giving me their support. l ««w«aj
Respectfully, John a. EACHO.
Tlieiuidcrsi K iicd hiiviii", hv reourst ml
an examination of the I_apo fcook ol"latio. oflohS
A.Ehclii t. Commissioner of the Revenue forth*
er ,_r r ,c ' __ "eun.-o county, f,n.l it proner' v
.uhl carefully made out. aeoording to law I
J. B. KEKSKK.'
■g^jtflr^f/^_ffi«ig
mined several weeks »mcc to withdraw mv nan c.
R.it ur ihc RSVEnUk for the ower District
in Ins county, 1 deer, it proper 1 ahouhl uiake thte
public aniioun.-eiiieiit to my fnenda *_.J . ~■,«,.
___?: <_ 8llall 1^' co „ f " r Mr. jVHN O? .ionD N for
that office, liny _l-3t- | WM. 11. WOO I) FIN
fr""_p=>„ INDEFKSiOfeNT CAMIMnaTK
*>v__f_ poR J UDG E IIIJSTINtiSI CO " H T
p "if*!? xe**»ithlipscomb7
una. VVlll,,c a candidate until sunset June 2t>
_^ — seya-dtd*
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V^vBASr 1 A 2 D J*! ANGELS. 81 W.
WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT. By E. Bul-
DEVKRI? •'."• Z v< {!■ , • _ C, , oth *, 3W) -
--' fpf ff 00 «"'wer Lytton. _ rols
w fw?A l fJ. 1, 2_i 0 * 11EALTH - ■» J- i
--* to
CALDWKL ON TH E Pd*l MS 91 7i
»»~U«S_fs. S J.'°W. Alex-
TH ,3«. NCIEINr CHURCiI ' «> W. D. Killcn.
JAtnTtVl'tilWtffc* laW ,tOCk 0f Bta " !e
All ttie NEW PUBLICATIONS received a_
mv 11-Su' at WHITE'S Bookstore. "
QOO-TS LAIJV'S HOOK. "~
PK^N l E:Z.une AD,KB '
AB PrioeS, AL AMERI CA. By Jacob Abbott.
Tfl^. H di;;. o K;.L ENGbAND - b «- t - m '
"Prioew. ° N THE FLOBS - B ' tteo ' *- l ">*'
84 toflit t_. ti,e autii ° r ° f " wi4,e « w,de
For sale by GEO T BALDWIN
! D*aler in School and Miec*Uan.ous ftaVkV
m atfufS: B, * nh Book » and "tationery.
my 2" it oppoa.te St. Chanea Hotel.
HARPER Foil J_l._. JI ' I, " ,
GOBEY FOR JFN K. HAil,i,iß 0R J irj «K. |
GODEY FOR JFNE. ,
PETERSON FOR JINK, "««»
PETERSON FOR JUNK, i
an r.„ v PETKRSON FOR JUNE I
*____*___! ftbov «. with a larte assortment of
Books, Stationery and l>o had at
"»> »-» 121 Broad .t.?uextl^___k
fJAar-R-SMAGAz Twls
Received at WEST A JOHNSTOW'sf'
Jgy.": l * Ite Mean atreet.
P^fif 4 _ ! *4 X "~ 1 "**• »»* n informad that a re
i_f_tt.___ ii* 6 _ circulated that 1 employed the
1?-. t^_' t _. ,M,e _ t,,d _/ea*ntm*nt h*foro the Grand
Jury, nalhuvadar. tor that purpose. If any on*
hsa mads auofi a statement, they haV* been paid te
do it, and I hereby denounce them a* iiaraand
•landerer*. I have n*ver in my life given on* cfoi
ar to SHOULDER HITTEiWto do inTF.GHT
\Z.<' %t*'onudeuc* men fodo FALSE SWnAR
do DIRTY \.'iin l s- , . r ih _?.i.*r no V? 9 m * a to
_i_t___V_ . WOR . K I » J had, I would apply to the
partiaa th».t ar* trying to make capital out of thi*
Blaadcroiw roport. EH MONTEIRO.
»> _*»•'»* . «rao* atreet.
[OHti U A v is. '—'
_ ... CABINETMAKER. I
Has removed hia ahop to rear of th* Law Building,
?' u _r_>" v P M _«J r ? to order all kind* of FIIRNI
u_ ft_?A_? r A l _ n,l< . W t : §- » OUNGKB. TIN SAFES,
Ta „f __. A|> ?'___iK_J T , l NUHOLSE DKM K.
WHOW C T** S ** _»*S r » *»eerin
_vw*W__L„_L ira ' M ' J«J varnwh Furmtur* of
_X?^L d# __ T,Pt,oni aiul rec k Furaitur* at short
tomere^eothial thVeit > _*7—' a * at! ' ° f ■'■ «»e
- short antics and'
SPECIAL HO-IC-_l,___
dli____i__s_j__s Ktggjirife
afih. Special Notice.-Th. wtteatien *f the
public ia re.ueatedto th* sal. of new and second
hand FUIfHITURR. to uSe place over the atore
recently ooeupiedby N. C. _tehTo~. Eaq .on Main,
bftweeu Uth and Uth atrsete. THIS DAY, at 10
o clock. 8m advertisement.
My 21 -It *% B. COOK. Anct.
«_. May Slst. 1860- __
NEW GOODf)
__ ARRIVINO THIS MORNIN'i.
We ar* opening and ex pccti ng to reoci ye, by thi.
arorninr. steamer—
NEW LAp! MANTLES.
SILKS. BKREf.ES,
JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
I_, ._„ „ . 8 1 CRAPE MAI-ETZ,
BLACK BOMRAZINFB,
HOSIERY, MITTS,
HEMSTITCHED HDKFS..
ILLUSION BERTHAS,
KID and SILK GLOVES, ftc , ftc.
Making onr large aud elegant stook very coin
pleto. We are determined, during this month, to
offer unusual inducement* in our price* especial
ly to cash customers, who shall have the price
tnrde to suit.
W* invite all who want superior Dry Good*, very
cheap, to examine our stock.
_! ,l _-._. 3 __... WATAINBA FICKLKN.
IB_.To the Ladies . Te the Ladies !:
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS!
DREBB GOODS uFAI L DESCRIPTIONS
CLOSING OI'T AT «>REAT SACRIFICE!
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST !
Large and full stock of every desir ble article in
LADIES' DRESS GOODS CO,UOB,U
on hand, and will I«e aold during thi* week at from
26 to iv per cent, below the early season prices.
Great bargains will be sold in
I BLACK SILKS.
FANHV SILKS,
BEJFtPGE ANGLAIS ROBES,
BEREGE ANGLAIS.
* BEREGES, TISSUES, ORG!_&.&***'
and every other article in the DRESS GOODS line.
Ladiea in wantol auoh Woods will do well by giv
ing uaacall. J. MILLHISER ft BRO..
my 21 -3_t 193 Broad street.
•__Tothe Public.••The attendance of the
public is desired at. E. B. COOK'S auction sale of
a large and lull assortment of second hand and
new rurniture. Carpet*. Gilt Mirrors. Chamber
Sets, Kitchen Utensils. Ac., ftc, to take plae_ at
10 o clock, MONDAY, 21st mat., over the store re
cently occupied by N. C. Barton, on Main street,
between l.'itb and Irh streets. No postponement
mi account of Iwui weather. my lU—2t*
K__Powers' Gallery,
~.-. -. .__-„JSJ*_aih Street, skar 12th.
PEARL AMBROTYPKS, the lie*t in the city,
can beh«l at POWERS' GALLERY-the place
wtierc you get thos.-me size Ambrotype for FIFTY
CENTS that all others charee SI for.
Don't forget that it is POWERS that charges
onl> 60 cents for the dollar size Ambrotype.
POV* EKSalsoßuppi!e* operators with stock,ap
paratus, Ac, at New York prices. my la—St*
»a_ I*.lire Your Slaves.
THE ALbKVIABLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
or CHAR_OTT_«Vir.I,_, VA.
This Company continues to insure Slave*, for
one or more years, on liberal terms and at fair
,_"r i F __*_ Hancock will heat the office daily, at
10 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P M.
Office 130 Main street. Richmond, Va.
my 16-Stl KNOWLES x WALFORD, Ag'ts.
■__ Second Splendid Supply oi
SUMMER DRY GOODS!
B__ £___>__ N A Ko X ,
■ n_.nTnr.AV i.v BROAD STREET,
SECOND SUPPLY of SUMMKR DRY GOODS,
ED B LOW r F_ilc e F_ lStWeekat *^«
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered before. A
very lame stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Our MANTILLA
With a complete assortment of NEW STYLES
y>e are now prepared and are determined to
_'W_y er _ inducement to buvera, !«oth at WhOLE
SA LE and l AS TAIL. BREED RN ft FOX.
ajtaa—lmi-pi 2t7 Broad street.
1860 r_3_fs*4_B_T F< " *** Critic* of the
1 _. vry. Globe this Theme and Essay, by Lord-
General WATSON, ia most hiin.blv and reapect
luhv defeated to the friends of the Goose and Ice
question. Ihird Stanzas:
As Spring and Winter is nearly gone,
And Summer-time is coming on
Prepare fur cooling Juleps nice.
______ 55 Wlt , h care wuh WARD WELL'S ICE.
Th* truth is kind, I'll tell thee true,
vy hat would Virgtma's tenants do '
BUn ""Piercing hot,
■WARDVVEL.L must not iie forgot.
TOM W ATSON still is onlns thron*.
Fish -mongers all standing by,
But crabs and lobsters now in season—
1 o tell a. lie is worse than treason—
WARDWELL'S ICK will keep them cool
wa v h 8 .. T"?, think * AT80 « "_a«Sl, ' I
VV AR JVt i-.1,1, is an honest, man.
VV ho honest strive? the best he can. j
Pert- Laureate of Scotland, garland I
who sti.l challenges the world on the G os_ ate.
Ice-mention. More of this anon. Imy 2i-lt»? J
*JU> AR».HITKrTS.--The imdeV.u.Ted. aT I
a pointed the Building Committee for the Mate
Orphan Association of this city, desire the plan of
„£._.___? . scoomntodate abont 75 orphan
I*lss- The plan slionl.t embrace rooms for the ma-
L?/!'.;/J? C i ept '". n ro V'"' do ."" lor,eß - **»oo\ rooms,
til _ _" . 25"_ T luaro - ;t,lu extondiaa hack f£
feet, and detached by streets from other property
is the lot whereon it ;s proposed to erect the Aay-
Wm invite architects diaaosed to submit plan*
forthia building, to send them te whr Jteof
" U y"? .V,_. 1d .,"" t " <, *** eeteeted ne wit;, _ ",|g
su eofl 100. Ihe rejected plans will bo re turned.
i he P*n,ui.iii,nod must be for aoentre build
in*, and have reference to wing building*, to be
a4dc.i at some, future period, if deemed neneisarv
ROLLING W. HA \ ALL
JOHN 8. WALKER.'
aicbmoad, 1. th May, l*,o |in, 21—2\\
pi < R'tfw a- nmm. ~ ~ —
• ST li A M SO A P AND CAN DL V, M ANT FAr
TI.RERS. 17th street, opposite the Market" Keen
alv.avs on hand * slock of tiie best KKntV_
...id YELLOW SOAPS, and No. 1 TALI.iVV CA\
DLI'.S for suminei n»e. We particularly ask an
examination el onr brand ot Drown Soap of Fain
tlvGrooera, who dewre to furnish their customers
with a good low pn«e Beep. mv ill -i- w
__s_~i« HI -V_, t»l ffcNMIAKt 7\Nli_____
*k*LT At No. 19 Pearl, or llth street. Pffffl
a__r In addition to n full Btoclc, at all tfilf
tiniea, at V. HOLESALE. we wili keep constantly
at K a J'-n?f :: , lu,lcesuppiy «'staple and Fancy Goods
Our old customers and the public will plea«e I*ar
Ml4fa n STMET teW ' Wto^toWfcSi *^ E «
t WMF. HITLER ft SON.
importers of -lima and Earthenware.
_S_£___»-?__iTy KS.I.)AY-The Canal Boat 't*
I ~ 1 KB. will leave as abav*. For
freight- apply to WM. i\ COX.
»■> gl-gt At the SheiL D<.ck at._
• jß_______te_, FOR BALTIIWOR X.-The
_fi*3j2_SEgSteanierGKO. PEABODY Captain
f«i»i,» Tn i7av H « RD I ,i<,T "! %RD ' Wl!! receive
i_T_J_i! T°v. DA rri.-«V. n A^ v ' an , up to tlie hour of
Uo clock M_, I'LESDAY. the 22d inst,
freight taken tor Bt.ston via Daitiinore at low
rate* and with great dispatch.
Paasengers will please lie on board Itefore the
hour of departure, VI o'clock M.. TUESDAY.
Passage and Fate f5.
I DAVID ft WM. CUR RIK.
_ m * * _ 2 ' Shockoe Slip.
_,-__-£*. L> • S. >1. MKAXSHII' TURK.
<»3XEL> T0 W N FOR \K W y,,K X -| I
•™»YORKTOWN. Ca P t. Lewte PianiS
will leave here at 4 o'clock P.M.. TUESDAY tha
22d in*t. »«»•—f
Excuraion tickets issued to go and return by eith
*r ot the steamers. State room and meals included
Isr the very tow price of $15.
S'aasage to New York state-room and meals in
cißfied. 810. Steerage passage «5.
r*s*age to Norfolk same as ny the river boat*.
Fneight received to-day, (MONDAY.) and ud
no th« hour of 1 o'clock P. M., TCESDA V
CtH_«tgneeß are requested to send for their tooda
t<»-day. "
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates, and
forwarded with dispatch.
t Tl Si ._* ** d Be rths secured at onr office or on
board the slup.
«n_____2t LUDLAM ft WATSON.
fOR BO STOW-FIRST VESSEL.- I
SSSE.. . \_P". r _ or .. f ' wt -sailing achr. MYRES.
. u *" t - w H- Rhobes, having a portion of
her cargo engaged and going on board, will have I
quick diapatch. For nalanee of freight, apply to
my2l-tt DAVID ft WM CUKRIE. |
A&HV,° K-FIRST VES
aSSESi * uT-. 1 _ schooner
""•a-AHY LANGI-ON.Capt. G H. Jgcasox.
having a portion of tier cargo engaged acd «omg
ori board, will have quick dispatch. For balance
of freight, apply to
.•_L_t* DA __. • *JV'M. CURRIE.
£V~n a No - 1 HORSE. UUG
vK^gl.*^JgAJOf E3B; al.o. SADDLE and
■*___^a«TULE. The horse is 6 years old. a boh
t ailed hay, ride* delightfully and ia a quick buggy
h or»#. ia sold for no fault; hut hecauae the auh
sc ritwrhae no time touaehut; For terms,apply
at .'l*l Main street, or at Americas KUbie*. kept by
tnv-l-M JOS. K. HIX.
VOX SALK-Two family MILCH
y»W COW S—Richmond race-genieel and
the pail. Apply at the l>nir. ,i„
f. HL'FFMaNN;
my *l-« ar Bacon-Quarter Branch.
£_-__?* **■£•* T.— Th* handsome anil capacious
DWELLING-HOUSE, comer Grace and
Fouahee street*, formerly ocnupied br Mr.
Lcfebvre, and now by Col Geo. Willia Pocsea
mea given Ist July. Ko* terms, ftc. apply to Mr
LKFEBVRE, or JOHN H. M UN FORD, at Col.
W. D. Illair'a, corner Mai* end *th sta., Rich
mond. Va-__ my U-3t
__kt.___ HOWITJEER C«MfANV-A-Pmnhl*
.T__*_foT drill. THIS EVKNIhU. at CORIN
__#__TIIIAN HALL, at » o'clock.
tMmm By order ..f Capt. K*xix.i.rH.
myn-It __tuko. P^MAVo^istSerjT^
1 ARMORY R. Ll. BLURS,'Co. BL.M
_ Riohniond, May 21, h*). (
Attend a Drill o» the i •uipuuy. at their
A-itaory, on ths MONDAY *veniu«, 21st last ,
ate o'clock, promptly
By order of Capt. M nvta.
[ u»» «l_dt S. B. JACOBS, inSert't.
A~* pVAI.KRSi.-aft dos.'Wbitieiiiore'.
__Ct.-nl.inad Feelers, Corers and Shesrs, in store
na«f tut Mteeheee, hr
CLARKSON ft ANDERSON,
No-It* Main at.
6WS?tf>&T^S I »SKiJ , &'"ASr
,_„,;;;»■ HOT SPBIWOS.
f___»#____*? * **■ **5
liSlrinr n **frrm)Mi£ Water
op THK AJdknTCAN CONTINENT.
7_ lt ___l'.__-_"* d r r ,Qr *#__- lc »»eea*eß. '
Ihe Hotel at thi a place wilt be cyan for tb* re
ception of vfcttt ra on th* Arte of Sue* n*xt. In
the nurabor ofiU MINERAL ftPRINGS.th* va
riety of their temperature*, and their .atraordi
: nary remedial power*ia nianvnl the moßtsenoua,
| painful a-ddangerona CHROItTC WIMKASEatliat
struct the human race, thia watering place offers
!£«5« A . L 001 the.maladies in which
THERMAL WATERB are indicated, means for
th* recovery of health which can ue found at no
other in th* United States.
-lumber of the Baths-Diseases ia which
they are Indicated-Effects ef the Waters
tnken Internally, er nsed ns n Ornernl
Bnth.
The supply of Mineral Water \n moat abundant,
am there are TEN BaTHS eonatently supplied
with fresh water from separate Spring* of varum*
i_ ,l _u or !l t _ re "; fron,7 _ <**>* to l«ideg. Fahrenheit.
ir_ {__________• __? ** '___•_•« l »>.e *> baths arecon I
n_i JiilS _.'sw' hut m the thrtmit forms of !
MM M -Tlb_.. OLD .NJiIRIES to the
NKlr'ahi* Muscles, Joint* and
VAit ii A --_i U A, _ r Tendon*.
I ARAL 1 MS. free from ENLARGED GLANDS,
itifUirimatory action, &c. --■■*-_-_»
S____J R JiT A 7JS2_. An " SOM K DISEASES
IhaeaaeaoftheLfVKß, PECULIAR TO FE-
Chron.o DIARRHEA, WALES,
GlViT^v_r M ___V_!__ ,tt * w * ter « of the V 'R-
A Ti?B?.?.r _ H J_ ( '. _*"! ""rivalled. Their
auJirr, .u7aY E i AND 9«*ATIVR POWER, ar*
th« D _f__ d r._?___.__ a "y otner Mineral Water
on the r_ce of the GiVilm.
_____?_ pers "« 18 afflicted with the diseases enumer
__?iir_i ____! f°_■__**»*■ Itei resisted the moat
* "Jf__ „_•___ treatment, and had rendered the
neg of the autierers alike wretched and iiaeles*
___rS_.v___._'__*__•! ***** have lieen restored to
perfect health by their Jse. And in many of these
case* not only medical science, but other Mineral
ford relief n, * heßt reputation, had tailed to af-
Of the vast r.umlsjr now giiflaring with «uch mal
adies.there are few.mdeed.who would nm be either
cured or ireatly relieved by these waters. When
drank, they are anti-acid, imidlv aperient, and
L re .i ' ' J , lur,,tlc a?" diaphoretic. Used as a neneral
bath, th.y e,,„ah Z ejS* unbalanced circulation:
and restore m the different important argons of
I teas, when torpid, that mtttnrmt and health,/
.ny without whirh thetj eammoi perform
'spectivefunrtisns. and the bemedUial action
remedies will be diminished or destroyed.
ct powerfully upon the Liver. Kidtieya.and
relax contracted tendons and rigid mua
oiise up suppressed sccretiona; excite the
of the absorbent vessels ; exert a salut»ry
cc over the uterine system, and often re
v a short time, excruciating pain, caused
jus aud long standing disease.
-Harases of the So uth.
class of human maladiea have these wa
_____*?*■__*■ _!__ 8 25?_ ~fßl th»n in those
I:R\ STATKS iILKW an<l *****$**•
hat *tatc of the iiody termed CACHECTIC
sequence of derangement of the Bto_ .en
and Spi.kkn, among the residents ..f
countries, and distinguished by a pale or
__*_ I-*" 1 ' ****** extremi
c. the t.atha hero often act like a.. harm
jtinate TORPOR OK TH X L. VKrlfan in
(urged, condition of the LIVEJTaad
r ;i_.< h .i'!r e<iuently f«Howa the bilious
il the ..outh, their great value is uinues
ny case*, where the secretion of healthy
I face, almost totally suppressed lor year*,
c of these waters has fully restored if!
many other cases, where the Liver wa*
• torpid and tngwged, bnt ENLAR(ihI).
„__ on,llt ." )n . hss t,een hroumit back, the
merit and enlargement have disappeared.
have been restored to perfect
S? I , ARRHIW ' depending, as that
$ energy does, upon adarange. an-i (in
action of tho Liver and Skin, tj,e powerful
•c which these waters exert upon both those
Fed" rC wer" laKeS " a re " iß<lial ** cut of
Bfff.ta.o_d of the Prostate Gland,
of this disease have been thoroughly cured
ot Npnn.B-the powerful excitant action
ater* upon Ihe absorbent resst Is enabling
____??__*f_l__ of thi* gland*
as well as those of tne Liver and Spleen.
Diseases Peculiar to Females.
The suppression or painful performance of peri
odical function* neeulinr to htnalt > is frouiienHr
relieved by then**of tha waters here. '. r< " iuentl '
Pleasure Baths.
-..ides the HOT BATHS for invalid*, there are
B?T_*f M _? w,l!d deuahtful PLEAS! XX
_A lIAS for persons iv good health.
Location. Climate, Ac. of the Springs.
The place is distant only twenty n.iles from the
Millooro Depot of the Virginia Central Kail
road, and. except that short distance, ha* an un
, ;he\-n'led^t l a , t n e. erUOU *** S ******** c '"*"
The Springs ere situated in on. of the narrow
valleys with which the mountaiiis abound The
see e.y ar-Min.l is wild, romaeitie and beautiful,
and the climate in summer delightful, salubrious
and invisoratinu. " uus
The Hotelaceommodationa are excellent, ami
rood music wi I be in attendsne. early in the sc-i
son A skillful Phyaician resales al the place dur
niK tiie suininei months.
Koutr.
*y Railroad from the princteal cities in the
1/itedStateatoth* MiHboro' Depot ofth_V_T
afow Central _ailroad; thence bfstac» coaehaa
rwentv mJes. over a well-_raded tnramk* to the
/*_ miss. faa*«n_*ra leaving riALi t.MuM X \i.i
for RICH.MO.N 1) ami LVNOHBURG. Va* .'nth.'
morninx. can come throueh to tins place the _*,__■
day.to supper, or pass the man at tha Warm
Bprrags,and arrive here to breakfast next niorii
'"___THK HOT Ml'RlN.t'S PAMPHLET, con
taining a full account of th* sterißfß. with theomn
lonsof i liv-iciaos, in re.urat.. the waters, wt
tiCcateso cures, km., will b* sent fre*ofehar_e
to any address, on applicatjon to th* subscriber
Aiay 15, HB». S GOODK, Hot SrrttigtVVm.
Hot Sftriiiiis in Maeaeeead the Liver, avian
tlirouic -larrluta. a,.
fStatonieritof V. i_ Clark. Hb.- ~f He-bila A'-i
A eomrheated cam of Ltvaa Dtsas** and Csao '
nic DiAaanaut, of viva rssna'daration, which
the best MKDIC-L »sil_, Nortli and South, lit v
apx's Srain&», Cooraa's Wkll, sad the Va
RocKßßt-naALtrKSrxiaa* had failed to reliev*
permanently cured at. the HoTbraißos:
Hot Brames, Va .sent _s tarn
Da. Thomas Hoona.—Dear [ aVnat eh___
rally comply with your reenaal that i ah-ald fur
msli you wan 80l is particulars oi mv ea*s which I
i-isUoeu soliippily relieved b) the use of ths Hot
Prom Ann!,KM-,until Jnna.lhM, ( «_.*___ I
; »t.-uit sufferer from I'lirome Diarrhoea, whicb <,'
| psrvenmu upon nn attaokof somothine;like Ohol
1 •.•,-.~5" "V ohstinate aa to *vad* the best medical
skill. North and South. I would sometime" .iron
the use ot ineuiciue*. obtain partial relict, a"!
Kaiiiauiiicient. strengtli to eng%gm m fsoUve'aur
suits-but. vnly fora brief renod-to be again •.<_
trated under an acute attack upon the shehteat
exposure, from which new remedies were r***in_ri
to raise tne-those which had previously proved
efficacious, failing to make any favorable uiipre*
mob when taken the second time. Tb*U»*rw__
undoubtedly tb* aeat ot my diaease.anu waieb
torpid 11, it it could only be goail*. into fe*bteaoh
tiou under the use of avereurials-suhsidinc _____
into its former condition when their use was aiia
pended. In lact. my s>*tem did not seem to iur
liisii the elements of the biliary secretion At
times 1 l.ct amc so feo'ie and emaciated, from the
effects ol thu distressing disease, that it seemed
impossible for me to rally again. The varwu*
watering places, which were recommended h*
• viiipattiizim: friend*, were tried, bnt without
avail. Cooper s w ell and Biadon Sprin. a afforded
temporary relief hut the disease returned upon me
-hortly alter leaviiu tliein w.ih as .re.it severity'
as before. 1 be Cold W ater Cure was tried for a fan
day*, lrom which I barely escaped with Ife 1 h*_
nearly despaired of e\er ohtainia. relief and
came to the mountains of Vigmi„ to visit tne
Rockbridge Alum in Juue. l_>i. as a dernier re
sort tor two week* 1 improved there ali-htlv
but alterward* tost ground rapiuly, and at the end
ol three week* was confined to mv bed- These
waters, evidently, did not suit, mv , ; se ; and alter
a week's conhnement.beiiK sufficiently stren-th
•nod by the use of medicine to bear a short iour
ne>. 1 came over to the Warm Sprmsa. At that
place I learned from some ol the viaiUirs. in.-i
dentally, of the value of the Hot Spnn.sii„ c**ea
of Diarrlui-a I came over and gave them _ iriil
comiiiencing at the temperate batn lor a lUw.r
two. and afterwarda alternating Itetween tlie"H.
Douche" andthe '• U.uler" bath. 1 *f" n became
conscious of aaensible amendment of mvavm_
toais, and licaun to improve in flesh aud *tr*n_t_
n_sa_i__? d « b ti i,m " ''^ r a r «'*»«Wand left i..r'the
Red Sweet Springs where I remained a weak *»_
asain returned to the Hot Sprint-*. _*thi__ a* h*.
betore for another fortnight. \ly improvement
wassteadv and progressive, and when I left the
mountain* in Octolter.ls.-.i. I was reatore.l toe, in
parative h*»lth. and had gamed in weuht from
Iw ._ h8 .r". 132 "•__ I , cou!tJ ***** sevVral iS
without fatigue, and altogether felt myself t< ,\ m ft
new man. I returned hum*(to Mobile) in Novam
lier, and during the aucceeding winter had asai a
return of my complaint, but milder in form a" i
mucii mors manaeeahie than before. June )_«', i
returned to tiiaHo'dpringa.and the useot the bath*
was attended with the aatne happy effect* a* u_
s-i_^" ,rnat Tf lK!tWeen Hot'"- th*a_s
Sweet Springa. I became entirely restored and re
turned home well, and have remained well
1 am again a visitor at the Hot Sp-ing the nre
aenttesson. lor the purpo.e of fortifying mv i,»
tern agaiun any UMOriM Pr*di*p«aiti..n that may
remain, and shall, if lile ia apared, •enbabhi re
turn here for several seasons to come, in order to
confirm what I realiv consider to have beeu one ot
the moat extraordinary cures ever ett*cted _7___
iianeral water*. . *f an}
If this hastily written statement shall indue*
any person who may be suffering under like ail...
tion. to obtain relief by followiu, the court, waVoh
I have pur«ued with such happy result* I _L__
be much tjratffied. WJ re * ul »> » eb.il.
Yours, very fulr. '
Francis B. Ci.abk !
01 Mobile, Al*.
H '>rßj-u : N.,s.VA.,S«pt.u.l._„ j
Alb.Sam. _i. 00008-Dear Sir; Iv rspiy to your
inquiry of last evening, with renard to the perui*
„?the H„VVI. iSS*VW TTh, h ' 0,, fromtCSte
•• .V 16 .}?, 01 BP"»ks8 P"»ks B»tha. _a deacnred in my letter
to Dr. I hom*a Gorul*. under date ofde.t _). law
I have to sa» that f rruu that day uaulthe ________
uin. my h*aith.ha*continued *-ifernUyT*s_T_d
two year*' addtUonal atij
ou. 6 *'.?. __.c * nii •Vre»*t-.-*d tVyptoT
on* estimate of th* remedial power* of th_ u..t
wEr* - of obrt,a * ***^*****\m-
A feeling of gratitude for my own restoration
ha* tad in. to recomumud the us* of tha_*7___-
fr, : UJ weeeeeefor which
tn* Hot Springs had proved bensncia! t.» o____T
*nd it ha* been a aouroe of ple_*ur* andl «t_S_.!
tion torn* to know that I have thu* b**nio߻r-
m*ntal in promoting their r*oov*ry. Th*i__?_»«
ma facihtiu of travel will aoon antk* the H_i
Spring, acccsibte to mv.lid. Iroi"."! .arte »f
the ITnioo. and it ia destined, at no ditteu» »*rio_
to occupy the front rank amon. tha Migrated
mineral watera of the country. o*i*oraieo
Yonr* truly, p, fh, Cl**h.
il*t her lac* ia Rheumatism.
nt-JiL G Ukto \' **!__" «f Alex..dna, Va.
vueaacura v kar*' duration cured in two wrsk*.
•Atw.AjinaiA. Va.Autiust it.ltts*.
_.Sfi^*'/' ow , n »-' D _-_L , * i r : MaviM b*aa ia
a_?_7_K_*.l"^ ,I '_i_*- ,fl •_ MU, *** *?»L»haHot
THB ROT SPJUHOft I
""d.™"*J**.** gerin.^*a thfadJa^iua,
lost mr aeratTtSTnttSEtT^,^^
very much impaired The morning I aVr.CSi?
Myeir* being ____sS3*^&?__T_3s
aahtf eW^HaE^
w«k. ed o n * r n?;.t"_ e a m -! "»"•«•
■TSveSi te**_S 2*3=? «"-»*?:*„■«-
--,,_ __ar _° ■ lhe , al *> v 'c statement that other* who
w*ir^'«^ , . ti _ d 'r_ we n,,,y c0,,,e " t-.hea1.22
b_f_, __L_fT* r ' Hnd > ***■ *!** r*turn to their fsm;
_&_.___. f "« n «>««n high health and r«a*wed
atrengfh. A similar statement to the above of rn_
T, n _Tf" c ' i**»-e«*dtoron by letter in the"tear
?e«reff'thaf arned to dft ?' fr' «c I,rat tin,e Kg
»*ret. that the communication never reached y.„i
The foregoing you are at liberty to use aav v
may deem W for afflicted humanity. *
Very rtispectfu!|y. jour fnend, P. G I'm Kit
Kes.derice: No. 15 North Washington at.. Alexan
dria, va. m *
Case of D. 11. London. Esq.
_t.nr-. . « KtCIIMONI., '.'a., Ap-il 7.15.J0.
~.,__._ i , * l ol ' K ' «2_ Spring*-My Dear Sir: In the
a _«_l£ JBM V, HM . ■ rea( - h « <l »»'« Hot Springs
mlt„n,*-o1 8u ? er «;«l lor many montha frci-. Rheu
R__T__ 7 1l! '»ut relief from the various remedie*
mat 1 nad uaed ; and. indeed, so excruciatin*. were
S y i_! U 2_ ,r,n i*i" t,,ttt . l waa ? 1,m,8t without hoA-n"
right shoulder and arm for *omc tun. had bee.
almost use.es*-1 tot k the bath., beginn ns wit
the Hot fpontand then the Boiler, as they "re 7"n
orally termed, for twenty-live days, and my relief
_!_!_!__ c T?i eta that ' n * ve nev./had any aerfou*
r*turn of the pain since. I estimate the Hot
Springaof Virginia ao highly that I have again and
_._..V_h Pl i esse V , Y. ° V P""°" »'»t they were the
w«ih •i n __- c .„ f *" tn " ******* watera in the
world. I owe the cure in my case, 1 think I can
truly say, under Providence, to your hath "
lour obedient aervant, D. H. Lomkj.n.
Hot Springs in Paralysis.
Case of Cot. John Ewin, of (ireon*l>oro\ N. C.
r, m . Hotßi-ri_i.;s, Vs.. Sept. 2.1356.
~Dr. Ihos. OooiiE-DearSir: Havmg spent por
tions ol four summers at this place, and used the
waters freely, it afford* me treat satisfaction to
give you the result of my experience of their bep
ehcial effect* on myself, aa also what 1 know of
them on others.
In the winter of 18M-'4. I had'nn attack of oa
raiysis of mv rmht side-H. »/i» pUgim- whi.-h pros
trated me to such a degree tint I va.. for some
tune, unable to walk ; nor could 1 hold a pen ,11
my _in_ers so as to write my name or m ike a let
ter of the alphabet H. the 'Jeof ordffi re mm
dieeand wj tenet regimen in my diet. 1 reenter
ed so for as to be able t_ co eboet, though with
difhcultv. Having, from what information I c*i id
obtain, become impressed with the great value .1
thermal waters in the treatment of thi* ■»„* I
shocking disease, and having previously visit. _1
t hi* place and acquired some knowledge of the me
dicinal character of it* water, I determined to I
come here to see what they would do for me in mv I
afflicted condition. So soon as my aiteatioa and !
the. season pen,,, ue.l. I accordingly did a. ad
arrived early in July. ot. I remained three week*
bathing regularly every day, fr*t in the Temperate
I hath and then in the Hot Spout. On leaving ber.
de a short vi»it to tho Salt Sulphur Spriiieß vi
roe county, whence I returned here. an_lre
'vn a l ,T e n..'," wr Ti < ' ,n,i SP*** I **!***
spout Hath. The raaeh.wsa.lfoitnaiu.il*
hied, and retui.-ied home greatly __«s£d*
ucli so, that, to a casual obMrv.r nothing ap
ed to be the matter with me. ""-"map
aye now tin* suinincrl'M, been here altogeth
ree weeks and a half, and have, during th t
. bathed regularly once a day ia the lenipernte
; and am now prepared to return home, with
ratifying conviction that I am entirely «n_
anently relieved, ar,J fe«i ttotthuTbappy"
.as mainly bora owing to the use of the t'her
watera at this place. So tsaoS for my own
inai experience. ""'""
low of several other case* in which the sub '
of tbem received great l-eneht lm',, he La
B water*her*, and sucu is my confidence ~7 I
virtue, that I am thoroughly aaSSSSS"th*S
.1 their use be persisted in. and prudence in
« observed, with moderate but regular ejtcr
either on loot or orherwise, cure any ordina
ry case a I paralysis, either .-eneral or local ih_
lin,I in, who attends the Hot Spout Bath f„r
nmn AlteH.ef" - Sh " W t,l,e ''" ********"t
:he disease remaining—th. troth
rent to every one who sees him-Hn
cured neie by the use of the Temperate
ber*ia WM, I mad* l_ba*naiiaiii|.n*. or _
aa who rMided near W,,._he..;-,r who ~,
Hlileto walk".',.-'s'ri . l p;if;i: !. ;:e,J '" , Kh/" <
aad the aawsaraacd of ..ni'ovi l ,g" r l ; i b,' l ! i ' f '
and lie t.ud me that hi* restoration },
•a* owing to the use off the Hot s 'i.rin_'s I
I .could mention other case*, where mi
I bee., Big nail) benefited by the use ol ihe
)re. but aa they must be well known tevnu
aursecta ~( them are accessible 1
.in speak for themselves ' " D,cr
. ol a lew eases where the use of those
.aye had very happy effects in Neural-n
uiiiiitism ; of the turner, a ladr of niv ac
ice in Alabama furnishes an instance;" ami
Norm, jr., of Baltimore, one of the'at
ter. ** I
lam satisfied, from actual experience, that tho
use ot the hot water at tins place often has an r _
celle.it effect ou the liver, and in chronic diarr' <p_
1 li.ivoi-.roaiercoiihilerice in itseiii .cy'thanauv
thing with which I aiiioonversaut. '
debted to it for to the
wont end. tion, and alter all other remedies had
tailed. Hoping my experience and observation
mar b. the mesne of exteading * Imowlodi* of the
w..ters..| tiie Hot Bprings to others who ma* b*
reaJ."uh ! ra,;; e , XiV ' ,I>Ca W ' li * C **** l » *
i rem ii n, ear. with high respect.
't our obedteaf servant,
JJlo. Eawrtn,*! «irei.ii_li.irt)', Ala.
v f* M9ot W '"' Be_d*ieoß, ol Amherst cunts,
in November,un, \ ~ .a x riateat paral»t,oat
1u - which dsprived me eaurelj „f the u**of the
whole * my le ft side. I waa confined to mi ioua_
and perfectly helpless for more than five yaara
aud mv left hand was insensible even to fire I
was tne.) electrified, and af.erw.rda improved ■
ittie In Jaao.lSß, I earn* to th* Hot Bmib_*.
barely able te hobble abon.-. with but httl* feeling
n.and no uso of, my left hand aud arm. After
bathing for about twenty day*. I could walk tole
rably we I. and my hand and arm were so much
improved tnat I could chop wiih aa a.\c or work
with a hoc I bathed here about lortr dara and
then walked ■ Home, a diataaeaof teghty mil*a 111
i__'. r -ii' 8 ' . ««>ntinu..d to strengthen till j,;„ e
last when I had a violent bthoea fever, which
WW* disahlrd my left leg and arm I returned t
th* Hot bpriega o* the first of this month, and
have hatted fra.ll for twenty days I fee uwe
BOW as Whs* 1 left late year, and shall *ef our to
lu.-rguw on foot for in.me.
Given under my hand this ii)th,!av of September
,• iw. <■ .. . Wv >. B-Boanso*.
lo Dr. OootiK. ol Amherst county, Vn,
Hot >prin-s in Cane, oi Injury to the Limb*
-fluscle*, T. ...1. ..i5, Ac.
Case of the Hon. John V. Matte.«f Va.
SticiHAMiro.N.lSth Fobiuary,li_wJ
._. De _r?' r: llavlr 'X derived the iu,,«t important
benehtlrointheuaeol the Spout Bali, _"th .il t
it give* me much pleasure to cuiipl, with
your re-iuestaiu bo*r testimony to it* virttt**
In the iiionlh of Au,!ii»t. 1«W, a horse ran away
witii me iv a gig-1 leaped out. fractured the small
most 'seve'ril.' *? ££*** U '° ******** Pan
most severely A tedious confinement was tiie
oon*eq.ienee. Wheu I waa sufficient » Vecot-ered
to leave in, I found the leg so «>Btraatedt___
I could not walk without the aid of erotehha? In
dejd, wfien standing eract, mv foot aid not reach
lis ground by lour ,ncl.es. The limb shrunk f-.o
fearin,- I akoufd b*aoripple lor I le
I visited HiiladelpH.a and consulted Dr. I'd,*,
He told iiie my case was hopeless, aad sur ical__d
wouid be of ~„ avail. I retained home an*l li
10 the Hot cpr.,,.8. I had then bee,, o„ crutch"
nnir.. tunn twelve asoath*; my left \u\ "V* nU
hail the size of the n. lit, and so contracted that I
could nor get the loot to the ground Th* very
first bath relaxed th* contraction; BIJ tea te-___,
Mraigh., and 1 waived back to my cabin w!?hA?.T
gl the bath once a d*. f„T aiiim
xs. Th* limb wa* uradnally reteonte
t never used crutcue* »mcc I re.*r,i !
indebted iotti* Hot Spring* for 111 y'la-, i
1 am, molt respectfully, * m A
iourDb'taerv'tundfrjand, |
hprinxs in Spinal Diae_l'sV d **' 40 , •
1 lady *utlenng with SPINAL IRRITA- '
• had not WALKED for Irt YEARS be
th* baths at the Hot Sprint* "Slie now
reasonable dutauoe without ibcoi.v*
'ikd wo* 1, Albemarle county. Va., t
'.. Esq.-Dear Sir: Prompted by tue de
sufle-iug. I „JT i_fduc*dl to
»denv*d from a vi*it to the il!.'t
d hue health "until .he VuV Kuftfii
vr.tr* old, when «he h id a severe attack of fever
roreuhtw.eteher life w*. %l,'yVroA ' 1 ' h*.
* Imunai fyVT.L II WH » *** ******* ***A
aae h*aadftea**te the </»in,,r.-„.,-',.„». / ~.,,,„
_,__»'„__.;" wo,'" """" ****' ***** <*<****■> *****
attended with violent tmtwmt* or tomettt******
wmct preveeted *.. from multiu.- for six teen
years. Vutimt thirtean year* ot tuia t.u* she
waa confined constantly to the hor./oatal po*i
tion. riot being able to *it up at all. aud .uttered
more than language can de*cnl«. or the uioa. uaa-
Kinativ* miadnoaeeive of, more tlun half of th.se
loas. wearisoma yeara having ue*n spent in raw
ttnuous convuUtons. minvk rendered lit* almrt.t
inaupporubl*. and which would have caused death
to h_*ve been welcomed by arr*ell had bar Ineuda,
a* the svAeet ii.e«*e.uer of pc tceand rest. I have
known her to leniain for many eoasecutive day*
in a Btate id entire irf.v.Mt... /,,./ with her (Va
li*id-h*r eye* resawbling otbaof hre-her whoi*
body convulsed with *»i*iita, aad 10 return to
ooM«e>»usue«* tettomfhi th* untold tonuros of
a thousand death*. Shu wa* favored with th* ad
viceof 10 or 13 of th* most eminent and kk.ll'ul
phj*_ci*a*.ol thi*>art of th* siat*, whoawdall
th* ra.uediM which mature jud ineui and 1.-nz
e\p*nei,c* dictated, but without pruduoin* auy
permanent ai«i*lior*tioii ol her dw>****, and ..
was uot until ~tl«r abe bad «peiu Bv*rai ueekadf
the season ot A*»t at tho Hot Spriu**, tbat *h* waa
enabled U» wotia unit.- "v ihiiu of hi*."
It is the opinion or all that another «*ason woo d
restore her to perfect health. Dunn, b-r vi«tt to
the Hot Springs, ah* *s*d th* Hot Spout Rath <- ..u
larly twio* *r*r. day, which *pM«tly **Ueeht*d
h«r «ptaal di.oas* a* te vaabte b*r te move her
f f -t i w J>eu assisted to a suadtag aeatlion. whi*h
m*S* 4 **** ablate do for thirt.aurear..
w»ortlir after teaeteg tee UotSpnua* ah* ooa»
--meuoad to walk * httl*. with Ike ea*i*i*ae*ei two
eretehes, which she had tewate... tee*, for tea
woathaor autre. Thano.*ofUtejßl aaaAiw 1 m**A
te.
°<_fp*ato* ia walking u » !_»„*•" **r r "'•
"_"/ " reepsctlully, j"j ■:- : ,.. *
Oplntens ot rhy*| e i__- , „ '•*_
tarnilve **w*J. Ji'V'Jieiard v
***** from D,'!* 1 *****& '*
peer 3ir: Aftsr Apr,,,,, __„,
.what d..i,£?nteJTt" h» D 4. { ,*'• foVS .I'
• rather increased f.,r-. _, r ** u!t - ■»« vi.V : "
c; I ..t Sen* ''
> bjen entirely f r «« KSJiSL*! «*»'- * .-."
Mhßtand'nge..n,t,n» Tl. * Minf„i !. r ".
cie* oi the we s . ,*r",' th **''' v . r " ** '"•
. I attribut* the cc» ~r,n,,f J
•jntirel, t„ the etle t rftbh&****
hajrved that tbe pr,rn_ r . __a . .
<tb.oirrulati.rn of the f.''",' 01 °* «W bai
• h ,°eee»ridarj*fle,.t,;^'; , *' , «. w " 'x -, '
rt for the curative prow-, »
uicdi«e**.,.., ( . f .p e p ; i ' p » •"' »•■< t_tk '
£___!_:___ ««"•«««J? ~,;"*.•• t.».,;.
- tissues by previn,;.," _. <fl **** '..
re *„*?•'
tur* and funct.o.,. Ti, c' "" '•'.:„,*: ~'.*'
insure* th* patient b7L teMhL X! ■"»" •-..
rt.mm.torn action Ti,. 1. "' :,n - -■ ul .
mmV SFfe^**"SS reSSJtH •* :
be*, and disease tradu.ll. ___" '"*-»''< i_d
without dwibt t,.a K -r"? ..^ P^; ' fin, ,
Tf fc _f_L^^ otS » r __^fct_j« rtl L2fp l »» em
of Rheumatism. Gout. Mer.xrr ' V "Wle
<IBSnd.Bt*. ulceration nf,'''? a « "'".n,
enlargement oftK PmteMa.iE?'' M »" .
fr.tmo.diiijurie*. *c., a,.. Vr,-, B »««raihi
rived from the cher,„r-.al m,JS_? «te«i la J
tera.lamunahl*t„d*tPn, „" i?, 1 ' _* te. ~
their influence must. I* p „„'. ' ' »»«aldtli .
would hardly hai c obtained aa ? '»_. _!! r "'
above named diaeaaa*; aad i* p__l .*'*'' '» i '
and enlargement of tea hv* r _. v> * '" r » •' •.
I I^a■rVhV^ 1 U,nl, ' <: "• HU, ' ln •*»■ .«?,£ £ •,".;;' j •
.ThaSpout Bath* pr0ve.'..,,,,,,. , ,'
othercaaea, a* active a itimi ~ ■. " S ' l! ■ ■ I
calomel u«eli. Fr.tm peraoa'al ~' ''' L '■• «
upon E~ * *•» • "■■•.n, v
tora. I have no h5.it.t,,,,, , n '*.„„ ,l *" **"■ •,.
merated, to re»ort to the lit «T "■ " '•'* te
Pleasantniodeof obtaißtaTr*h_tf "i 1
pec to avail mi.eifof i„j[ *■»,..._ "_'.*«
B U-m f " r V" ,rt,,, " < " ,v «r*«un SlT** " •
»our fnead and oledTrntaeJi."*" 1
To Mr. S. G.,oi,g,H..tSpr^;, ,N fl '. » D
Letter oi Hi-, inn. \\ mraa
«0,,. v., t ui,^v::v;;;;'--;'H,,,,
Hia opinion of ti,„ l*., io f u;u i m,,, ' ,"*
Springs when employed t' lv U " '<" ■ I
j tkm roa thk r-i_o. ot.ib ■, i '.i me..
also, in Disease* <.f ti|» I '•«!", I: ' • -wri
tism, JPhralyaM*it... Ac " ''"'■'•• *:•< v
T„ r . F.,,,,,J?:; , MM
comply with yoat request (pi »,v V, , ' ' l>, " ! "
curative power* of ths H, „'.>■"*' '""V'' 1 - - '■«■ • i
seri-at.o.i • the efie,-t* „i ti,e, e »;,.'/"," hi ' "
tireij satisfied that the nr. -„,* "' »■ "■
most potent of the Minara*l.?__??*. ." " ' •
for the cure of,|,e ,„„„,,, „.,.,„';-',", \"^.,. (
disease, for •liieb tb*) are re« ,',-e I •" """"
forth* .-0.1.1.1..,., cf ti,,, *t?i n i-,::.!'. ;■ "
general derangement of ihaaen -.-, , J' " : ' '
and maetivityof the ■■ ar ,f„ , , , l . '""'*.,'''" r P"
few cxeepti,.n*. 1 ie-ard t'e ..... '' Wl "-*n
case* in which other wauraara i!h_S_fi-i! "" , '
apeciaily adapted. . "Hnaatelj ,„.. _
It ia frequently tij* oaae that tn,—,i_j . ,
time at the White Sulphur id .teir" " ,;,! * M ■
but little. ,f an, ImmmiCwEl ' ; »
Hot Spring*, and r*t«rniag v. n. .. 11; '~
expciieii.-e immediate b*n*hci. feaul
IraTli advise «■„„ apaanltTOwio ~7
f the varwaa miaeral waten.... risor? u,,tU'u,
atiis.b-lore rintiag o.h-r Bprian ~,'.,'.
us in awai <-_>es i„ wbicb I r**ard",th*r»..'
i m..re partioularli imlioated, f..r there.,,,.„ -." : '
Mi.v.th*ral*aiaf*SMteftha bot i«_ »!
trs the ay ".ten, much more BUBMptiM* "f ««■!.
idefl.c.ert aetioa fremothai ****** i ,» '
need ttiat in inanv ia*teDe*a.ia wki.i, ,il ''
mr waters are resorted te in tea fir. -~ ~
ith bu' utile, tr bo beneficial reaalt ih_« _
ova highly eOeieat, .1 aided by a privhi. IZ '
tion of thehptbatha As a r,,,, 1 ,,?,; ~ ;r
>ut. RhCNtnatwm, Para >*v, and all of* •'.
• liver, the Hot Sarinfß sre , :--,..
without a rival. i„ f,.. t . „, M „ ; . • ■
therehei aflorded by these waters in ttt.d_
her. .numerated and ia others, Uat it wm, i.., ,
m stiaoradibte, l.„t that it ia ' c , '
ol a* hish character aa any in tne land *' C,J "' S
Vittiri, truly.
KJaaTW.Wtti t i <.-,-. M.i,
I. CampWlL *f Natteway oa Va **
riene* w.-.r. aat* ~ Pl , „, .. ~
//of SprtMfj Sate i* rui .** n*
ion ot rns»y* T aN rei m. ." _,\
i; »*i oa res 8. lp.ib Watui i »
Lining,.>f South Ctralina. MM
•r- n . H . , , l ,' ! ".' f ; ,1 , w ' : " UHBONICGOI T ,i
1 foal, , le.'l warraiife-t.il reeoi*a_aa4
r-oftUHotSpnaji.
»• oj the. ir,;r.r,„, pUtct ~t | , 14 .,„,,
Opinion of Hi. t.ro. It Weed,
Of Phitedalahia, m resard t* tea earativ* m*
_g^s¥_,Y t f_ lß «*Jot"eru>M. i.Rh»miMi&.
.lotii.tii f Chronic Hepatitis.
J?k_?_!_?J__ "" "'," p _.eetieer.fMsd-oiß*.tteten I
on that ratieet n, the Kiul.m, . ,, UU t,_. _i, Wot.j I
niie ot lit. Professors ia th* I Btraraii. ..i Paa ,'
aytvania- and one ..I the atate amiaa.l BMdna
men ol tne are, thaa noti aa these water*a* r*a*
dial aiient*. I .derth* fteadoi taronn Rheum
(';"'. he "ft)*.' cc sseoadedition, vol I. aa ■ -;,
-\>...kl * I ractiee of Medi.itie.i 'The Hot Balk,
i '."ii duly andp*r*ev*radia for a ...,m.v-. -
lime, often does much -....l;and otetiaatt
eeeettoMaomimwa *iva way ... * atreaai ■(
Wi.erd,re,.|..,J „,„,„ th-.-iu. or th- but iloute* I
r B't to the Hot Spring j m Virginia mai betacoa
mended.
Under the head of Gmmt: "The Bet Sprits**
Virginia are sometime* vary »-.-._*-1. . , ■. ,
.^t'Ti" 1 ! ; -*; c ;!'"»»' Wood's pi., „ cc i->
tne liead pl t itrom, Hepatitis, i W,„.| , ftnoUM
M-.ond edition, v.,1 j, ~ tel.)"Th# 11.,t Cpi ti,
. irgina have a,».. beeu lound ttsen:!. emp : f* ■ i
LOST AND STRAYED.
I OST - (in . v ,.t-.udav us-, in the Capitej tJ*»ar».
I, "r l*tween the gate opp,..,ire lit. Mrsst v.
•Mr. W. t, bartt.i. a store, <m Mai. st . neir Cm*
alum a new hotel, a round UOLU BRKA-'TPIS,
lircied by Hiinii jet set*, aad aaetnami kre*i
A auitable toward will i* giv*a f -1* at An
te | | .'l-_f_
Ol.a> — Wlnla eiuaged n Ugbtl I tte r te
teptu*-Chnrebla*tttisht,iTburßds«,l ... - i
ion stole nj. COAT from the basem, n.-f u«
rch. M] FREE PAPERS war* m ti.a t-irksl
he coat. Will whoever took flu I .it »"»*
m theae papers te me throag* tb* i'.-'t ()*•«.
y c in be ol aoecnalbla use U. thei,.
► rh-1* Wlf.l.lAV H.'.'.VN
,*T—Ou Mmi stri'.-t.,in the Hhiuil • *.'tu
, Iho* B Prtee'a and Ellett k Weii»ar'a,a
a old trinie.fj donbfa KYR--LAB3. ' i lafcl
w,,l be rewarded by leaving rt at this ultci
111* 19 -If
mefTst) STHAY • t»\\ . -s.ra-.'.l fn.e i J re
_p*ifc M *-ideuce, on Mate Btf*t. tetwetß teiri
dte_*_MSon sad Adam*,oa Tv tear i ormaglaat.
a i\m> DEVON cuw. ,n food-iJer. fteaofli
recollected, autl tiie owi.er is iictler tb* li . "•-■■ ■
that she ha* no a lute x\nd*. on f,er. A l*a*"ua**l
reward will b* paid fcr b*l retir a ... IS* i***B
asab.vo. liny Is ts 1 W M f- -i.MV
LOJiTOR >|IV IPKIHI ■ ... ■ .>.t*e
H»h inst.. I mailed t.. Wn . T. SnuU -M.
Wasiiitigton city. D. C.. a I Ultßtf !<Ut-» LA-ID
WARRANT, for so acre*. No. »J*t\, ie>uad I*
l.ucy Hai*l*p, widow, a*., Pluvsui . v ty. ,l '
winoh Warrant lis* failed to reach its p/opar daa
tteatioa.
All persoraarehenhp*aati*a*d M Ibaiiej
said Wariaat, a. a .avast wi te filed in ♦ ■•• Pr««
per otTice al Waahiagtoa.
Hi,' 15-t* lihORO ~ H v . X
ITAVF. VOI BKK9I AT %. fMUJMMIT'hi
l* BUS BROAD MIH :•! i'rowd* are lievkiU
to his »tore. He -» wil.u; bisvbni* **d s*uib
| Bten of goods at coat prio*. aad awai irt_e_*'*»e
[ lhaa*o*t. Me is ~.>i!ii'e:ie<f ter*e*ta Bi* »r*m*l
ator* in a very short luae.** Ihes. it.ti»»Bt
ofteap tlooda stiou.d !o*e BO time, hut go ti.er- im-
and piocara tltem. Wm w**i wn v- f .
week. and was well pan! for «nr tronbj* ■*• ■
Ith. cheapest Knibr..i.iei.«>. Dr*a* 1 aasiMßj
Manilas and Du»tet»,o,,rttt*, Bottß*ls, . l«tj(*»d
all Millinery tinod*. CettoßSt Tartetea*. ".j-'*
••»od* ot all soi's. I'ara*.,;*. Mitts, iv* try. " " r
Nett*. and numerousotuer Qoods. w*ar* earja
that we saved in puichsaing «i miv »'■ etSlntu
per cent. Bo mi. and take uou** <>f
E. 'iOLDSMI l. ** Broad s'te*:
pLOYII.N, A_*<-I«IKUE_. *«••"> ti»v* a
»—• fuilaseortuieutoi Black an.l Coloie.l <. !■•'«.
Black aad whit* aad trewaaml wbtteM v *
lure*; Bruwu am: IM**k, ft* Kreaeh I •
t'lt-th*; Drap d'ltt**; Osstuna •*, *ud ether *,****
-JaeOeate; Bnper Ktaefc and Kane) riene. ' > s >
mere*; Supi i 11 aek aa* Kaa*j Kajftiah aadAMri*
can CM*ua*re*i Iweoti... I. -n-i. Drill* in* tetei
•tuff* for Peat*; Sitk, M*r».-. laa aud otk» \"'
,n_. Also, . rt.* a**->tim**t ul ;.. "Is f' tel**
We are, as ...itl pi .; i-,-d to h»v* nit «I IJS
matle t-tortler b) P*»l uaabU It." •■ * B "
i iirantee them to be in all c*_*s. _~ _.
CHILES S CH..MR.
<T. MIIIUI.AH 11 t. (HtOI MLtit'V
The S.ih.oll ha. just teen refilled i" sl*«*j»
■ style, and CREAM ami ICam of *v*n ■•' r ***
served M ladies aud not.eiuoa »t the >t. "'*»' *"
tie. A call i_ *~ii. n«' 1 , , ,
ANDREW i.MUM s
I St Nl.Il". .sM >_■-
N*.M tl'H.t to Xv, titu..-' fa _
EHUKOiUKHI.II I X AM II 4 »»1»»-
CHAS A.IiWATKIN. tft.ruer Kb »ei_f_!_2
(treets, is ens. ng v... mortto,- - I-.,.- ."'• r! ...
Collar*, ih* Baadaouiast *adoi»-'»iN!it fi*, *!,'
lOU French C .111 hil« Collar* at *) *»st»; W- .J- _
d,. »t«Sceru;lwF.-iu . Mtiali*Ctetera 9'»'**
Thread Lac* ColUra at >a>* cent*. * '■'"..•», fi*" '
some Silk Ruchea- CHAS A. '•« AThIH.
Corners tt and JU-i*'*-
INNKM' a\TK.% Ol HLI> •TOl'T-
* W* h»v* m store ami to am\e »' r ,■..
th*r *up*i« of Ih. above c*}*W*ted m*'i ****'
,n pmt* and imperial % UAVKNrH ,Kl'.
A »PI HUES P *"*_*« ALt. « s aro tie
-fl- ravsivia* ■ _*»k* of tha »U|'* _»r M»s »,••
and will hM**A*r b* aupidisd * ll V*. vl
.hipped diiMt hum I.ivertuolUi f.^
aqre ~t»Xr L«ui
r Trap*. suMHior te *a>*htug *1 th* »»»s »
~ t3 tßr ' BB "* (X '" K| E*
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