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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
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Gene thir,y yssr. have passed, Ka.s,
Eiues you and ] weEs yoeng,
AID, ia the toass Of eousdsnes,
Or nufuaI love We sing:
Bzt nov wsfs growing oil, Kate,
Oar losks are turning ETly;
But sin We hive ana ioss Kate,
As in or youthfsl day.
svbss tba' re unf' J Hay augh. Knts,
And call IL vain dssire.
As tho the srasts ofazs, Kate,
Csntsinsa nclsteni Ere.
Ths ke-rs shat can Fr7st, Kate.
The love that childhood moves,
-E'ef felt tie lqrs-whai think you. Kate
OF him who rally loves.
Yes. do We lows - aEs. Kate;
The uT;nsIsa !, the troy,
AMI Zero sed Is ti'r creek, Kate,
That shows oil sss paw.
But sin fhe her Z. w-rn. K.ts,
y Aud bssts in rerls Of ruth.
Thst We. thsusA Ola nd gray. Kats,
Still love a IA or youth.
L., oshrr, boas, Of wealth. Kate,
We have h,ppier lot;
Our ua,uaIloVe a 'r-lsprs is
ozr chill rsn anI orr cot;
We have al that We neei. Kate,
n rs-rsa anr i-bcr bless
o1ffrn. tso' small. Is -r,,tsr thaa
The riches dad possss.
Ny bad upoa your bosom. Kate,
Rests as in former days,
Aad heart 10 hssr; beasts quick, Kate.
ASaand them Cupid plays;
HisAsr.. tho not 50 sh-r7, Kate,
stiii reaches to the eor-,
Aaa fas,sas them together. Kate,
As in the days Of ycrs.
As down the vale Of life, Kate,
We :Tlvsl ''to that borne
FFSui 9henes no traveller. Kate,
caa.seer mnrs rstura."
Wen avs and love each other, Kate,
A nan and wife shooh love,
And when at last we've passed the tomb,
Wen live and Love above.
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A HuSDaED YEARs Aso.-somebodyha IN
,a.rI-sise sssTs- eaptfsss saroHI
striking facts in the history OF our country aud
Of tho world.
A hundred years agO,a German mon
arch rcined over these Uniseu tes-thcn col
onies Of Great Britain-and on tbe whole earth.
with the exception Of Switzerland. there w.
not a single republic of any presension,. A hun
dred years ago the French Gag aoatea over Que
bee. PittsbEgh and New Orleans. A hu=dred
years ago the old French moDarcay ezisted--she
bas.iie reared is accused towers, and Eouis the
XVIII dallied with infamous wantons, squandss-
ed his subjects msney. and biasphened n his,
Own person the nafne Of nan. Fifty years ago
railroads, locomotives, and magnetic tslesrsf6s
were practically unknown. Ftfey years shers
were scarcely I've millions Of peopl 4 re Uni !.
ted States. and OHIO vas almost ndeA ri
deraess a. Dragon is nov. E1Isy gsaFs ssp
Washington had jus. died, Jsf son VS. - lis-
ing, and clay. Webster and c, ioin Hssp nsnes
as yet unknoEn to fame.
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The word would be more ,Pgr e pesn1a1
gaze up more 10 an intersourss { f3sss.hsp---
Botmouey engross.s all our d |.,nessi 81 -
scarce enjoy social hou,. tee. 80 ss ihink s
unlsistly stolen from the u,ain '..lss,s 81 ne.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

italian prOFesss Of fEssaIS hse5 ps'hl
Taks The ioEoping a s1,'lS 8 ~ si,sss
or beauty are The tes -
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Hsas.s oszs By diHe
eeoncmy
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SUMMER RETREATS.

nAGGER'S w HITE s U LP ii U II
IL SPRINGS, BoTErouRT COUNT, fA.-Ihis ae-
lightu watering place is open for the reception
OF visitors. The efficacy Of its waters the psau %
It's scenery and the salnbrty of its climate, All being
so well known deem il hardly necessary to mentioh
them further Tho Table and Bar shah al all times
Liquors. =,
The Central Railroad having just been completed
within ten miles of the Springs makes TINS place AZ
accessible any watering place in the mountains;-
Passengers leaving Richmond in tbs morning by the
Central airoai arrive at tho springs to supper the
same day, with only ten miles Of good staging ever
good road.
BoId, per day. "
per week ~ ~
per month. ...-..-.................,..--...D w
Children ard Servants half price.
jyN-dim p A. HATCHER, Proprietor.
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GO7DE FOR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.
RAILROAD LINES.
RrruanNn FgEnERICKspuRg AND 70


r0Sac RAILROAD, going North, leaves twice every
lay, SUNDAY evenings excepted, lat CLOCK a; n
ami at "a sclock Y. Tor he Potemac river, "hete
4 steamer Is taken for Washington, thence by Ns'i
road 20 Baltimore SC. .Ats ci,,
yFsalSIk CENTRAL. going North, leaves t hiRs -
twice daily SUNDAY evenings excepted az
A. ~ and u; o'clock =. NJ fer GoTlohaNlt, -
they con meet with tue trains Of the Orange anu h
tndria Washington. Baltimore, &c ,.,.,,a at 6
RICHMOND AND DASviLLE-LeaNes MT III -
,'cI(ek A. NJ and connects with the Soutn- 1 10 =
At the Junction at IS o'clock A. W. Su''''aS "a
crptad. r..os .i,fs citv t1yics
.v.ry day ;SuHIays rxceptedl az ~ sclo i q. ~ ,
.nd 3arltr.k . " An accOmEodatI-n ram HaNes
hnre ryerv Monday, "Wednesday anu FRIDAY ~ s
oei"'N a. "' FOR NORFOLK, &c,
Tha .taauar CURTIS PECK, Capt, SAM Barnes,
, va her wharf at Rockets every saturday, Ties
a. aud Thursday mornings, ut 5is o'clock A. NJ,
ana tho GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis. every Mon
iav wednesday and Friday mornings, at IN O'Clock
for norfolk and Portsmouth touching at ali the
rsOular landings or the riyur.
FOR NEW YORK &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening. at 4 O'clock for New
York. touching At City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning, at
u clock.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, DC
BY tho steamships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
ard CITY or RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
iraye every Monday aud Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk receive freight and DHSs.nRpTE.
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RUNAWAY,

GH2 $50 REWARD The above re-
ward Of fifty dollars will he paid for the appr"-
"a 'heHsiJu OF II negro man, nalnet JptiN, soLht-
Ee times calling himself Nelson. If taken within
tins State and twenty five dollars if taken within this
city or county upon his delivery to the subscriber on
Mr. VIM Grcanor, of Richmond The said negro
ran away from the factory of Mr.. VIM; Greanor On
the llt Of June last. lie man of rather sprghtiy
TO- is abo,it feet or inches high quite slim and
very dark in complexion. Ii is supposed he Is still
lurking about this city or county; and "a he has
relations in Frederick bur" and Essex county he may
be in either of these ncighborhoois.
J. 5. TkIBLE, huntsville,
.aX Va
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IA thesuhscriler, on MONDAY July 6, q negro man.
- manned MALAKI. lie is about 20 years Of
&g-.age. 6 feet inches high, Of rather dark com-
formerly the property Of Mr.. Beazley, who Resides
for miles from the city, and was purchased by
me few days since Of Dickinson, Hi! Co lie aH
been for some years past engaged in the well digging
and il doubtless well known in the nrghborhoOd
of Brooke Avenue. The above reward Will be paid
for his delivery at Mr.. Tatr's Jail, near Mayos
Bridge. ELIZABETH NIChEhc.
jy I+-lm%
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FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDl-

NaCINES.-MEADE & BAKER, practical Che
ha mist5 and Fharmaceutists, lS6, \. w. corner Of
&sEA Main and 10th streets, Richmond, Va Offer to
Ply scians and families complete and varied assert
mciit of PERFECTLY FRESH Drugs Medicines, Chemical
and Pharmaceutical Preparations Ground and whole
Appliances; Trusses in great variety; Supporters ;
Shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests; Medical Saddle
Bags: Perfumery Soaps; Brushes: Combs; CiGnrs
Smoking ana Chewing Tobacco. of the best brands
Pure and Old Brans "; Port Wine, and the best Lon
don Porter, selected especially for invads.
an 4-d&C3m
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y--- -y.-zzsxzss1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
kk&1 .g=rsasxes RAiLROADl
Traok eompleted o yAOKsON's RIyERI

In advance Of Ine advertised tho rails are now laid
and instead of the 18th Of July,
... . ..s on TIE luTH
Tie passenger traigs viii certainly 10 10
JACK SONS RIVER. within six hours travel by
sta ges to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over
go ii road . , ,,,,,.~
SPRINGS have bean purchased by an entire new
Company Who Will enlarge the accommodations 10
considerable eXtent this season t0E visitors.
Passengers reach the White sulphur from Peters
burg Richmund, Baltimore aud " ashington, on the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning TO
break fast.
Passengers for the Roekbridge Alum, Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage at
Mboro and arrive at the springs to supper the same
day they leave Richmond
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FIRE IN Sr PAUL, MiS.--A destructive fire broke
out in the store of j. 7. Caldwell, St Anthony
street, It. Paul, Minnesota, on the morning of TIA"
4th inst, aud before the flames could be eXtiu-
gnishrd the entire square, with the exception of
the First Presbyterian church, was consumed
Seventeen buildings in all were burnt involving a
loss of 35h0J9, which there is $4,000 insurance.
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AssAULr Uroy AN EDIrog.-Ihe editor Of the Lo-
well Trumpet, Il small weekly paper. having re-
Gently says correspondent Of the Herald, inserted
mn article attacking the widowed sister of Mr.. VIM.
waugh slater. of that city. Mr.. Waugh undertook
to personally chtstse the editor at his Office. The
latter. during the melee. drew dirk and stabbed
his opponent twice, Ia the leg and in the
abdomen. The latter wound, it is feared, is dan
LerUus.
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HgsvY RoBBgRy.-Tht oiiice If the American
Exple Company. at Quincy, H.. was entered on
the night Of the 3ist ult and one of the safes H.
fed of its contents to the amount OF from s3N0 10
$4,000. 1t is supposed 10y some that the hurEirt'
entered into the Office by the rear door but 9th .
parties believe that the entrance was effected at
the front door by means of false keys. There was
another and larger safe, also containing money,
which was not entered.
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM.

r. bNiON - Ia AlSHiP GONE
1sge4S PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
ssrz1lS G.@,ss CITY POINT AND NORFOLK Steam
sc2ksSxs!Ate219er CITY OF RICHMOND Captain
Mitchell steamer PENNSYLVANIA Cant David
Teal; steamer VIRGINIA, Captain h. Rooms
One OF these superior Steamers will leave Rich mo,d
until further notice, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
IrTiRht ana parsengers Returning, leaving PhilA-
delphia every v EDNESDAY and SATURDAY morn.
ings AT 10 O'Clock. ~
These steamers are in fine order increased AZ
COMMUNICATIONS Tor the comfort Of passeu gers having
been added ~ also more room for freight: and We
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care In pruec rug
goods committed 10 charge 10 receive AM Increase
Of patronage. $3.50 WV
so No anshipmentb by this line
Passage through TO New York and found sln m
Do do Philadelphia, and found, st
Paasage through to Philadelphia not found, al
cabin, "a
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same IA Nv he
River Boats. w. " '
ST. Passengers by this line can stop ia PhiladrI-
phis two or three days and then proceed 10 New YORK
oy the same ticket III. l.. FUTILE, Agent
gu - ROt-ketts
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. Singular AND FATAL FREAK or LGHrSISG.-Lem
usl Roice. of Con way, Mass. with his son John, a
b,, Of nearly nine years hayng for VIM
Stearns. on saturday afternoon. July D. when
flash of lightning struck the boy John, who Oh
the hay load, killing him Instantly. Mr.. Bocc and
Mr. Strarns were few feet from the cart: the
former was brought to his knees auI the latter
also 81 lightly shocked. On recovering they saw the
oxen running off and the boy srnseless the
lad. The Greenfield Gazette says that at the
time of tn. shock there no hover, thunder,
aud NO rain had fallen. The sky WAC clear over
heal hut there appeared to be shower approach
inx from pue direction over one hill, aud another
shower seen passing over the opposite one
The bolt WAS seen to break in the air and descend
in a number OF different atFeaks
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~ FOR RENT-That very desirabl,
LII and we'll arranged Tobacco Factory, with {
M e lot attached formerly occupied By Mrsor4. Gil
liam Mathews, ga Cary street, second door frou
Dunlop, Monoure Co. This house has many IA
yautages. it being large and very convenient. Pos
session can be had Immediately.
T.. d. EAciIO, Pearl street,
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- FOR RENT OR LEASE.-liaving
I'LL purchased a residence in the city. | offer fu
rent Gr lease for three years from LIST October next
tho Tenemcnt On Governor street adjoining DR.. Plea
SAINTS leased by me of James NJ. Morson, Esq. The
premises will be put in thorough repair.
is 2}-ts LEWIS u. CRENSiiAW.
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MANTlLLAS AND PARASOLS AT
W AND BELOW COST-We are now selling of
our stock q Black Silk and Lace Mantias and Col
ored and Black Parasols, very low prices The la
dies are invited to examine them
W. p. PERKINS & co,
an M III EAGLE Snunra
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RAILROAD B2tEG.-M. fr5ser, of Bordeaux is
the inventor Of railway !,rtHe. which is said u
safely stop train at full speed. The action *
stated II consist not much in applying a brake
10 the wheels ~ in stopping their motion in am
other way, by simpl" aud ingenious mechanical
device. Such Il brake whenever its merits shall be
found real and reliable. will be of great value
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

oEwR COACH AND WAGON MAN
6ES-z43A UFACTORY.- The subscribers, having
1nenr.I a IIJACH and W AGUN MANUFACTORf on
Brooke Avenue, bet aeen Leigh and Duval streets
keep constantly ON hand, and will make 10 ofder,
CARRIAGES and WAGONS Of all kinds, which they
sell as low NJ good work of the kind can be bought
in the City. ,ropSu
AI.o in connection with our business, we do HORSE
SUDEi SG and all kinds OF farm work.
ga All new work warranted o
iy l6-lmt ROBERT Z. LUCh btto-
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SUMMER RETREATS.

DEDFORD A L U NJ SPRINGS, These
- Springs are situated eleven miles IRON, Lynch.
Tenn X. r., where n conveyance VIII always pc ID
readiness to convey passengers to and from tle
springs The water OF these Springs has been fuily
established and acknowledged by many on the most
eminent ply sicians of this country 70 De soyere,s
specific for Scrofnla and all cutaneous diseases ~
never failed in effectng cures OF dtspgpsih anu sui
womb diseases such Prolapsus Uteri ana aiikii-
dred diseases 50 prevalent amongst females. -
The Water aud Mass have been recently anal ESQ
bv the mast reliable Chemist in the UnItsd states,
and pronounced by them To Contain more Iodine tha
any mineral water yet discoyered n.wrv
I lsrIa,r riaffIr
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lF-s FOR RENT, and possession given.
Iii on the 10th of August. sooner, the house
uow occupied 10y Mrs. Jennings in the town Of Sid
aey, nearly opposite the Fair Grounds. Apply to
GEO. w. JARVIS
q Its At Shon the CORNER above
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4 YTHRACITE COAE Anthracite Coal

L A The subscriber having fitted UP alarge and com
mudious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets, with one of Fairbanks patent balances for
the purpose of weighing coal viii frllish MS pt1-
trors with 2240 Tvs to the ton leach load weighed and
not guessed att at the very lowest market price,
or if preferred he Will sell his COAL at al advance
of 10 per cent on cost and charges; at the same time
he will Away keep hand the best quality and in
vites TIE particular attention u his friends and the
public generally to give him a call before IurchAs-
ing. at No "A Main street. or at his COAL yard.
iT,ry,arash lie I2-t.1 PC. IARUS,
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Ono DOZEN BROOMs ASSORTED.

200 DOZEN BRooMs ASSORTED.
~ 100 Pals
10 hampers Peter DorDi Chalk Pipes.
y boxes common Chalk Pipes
- imported German Clay Pipe heads
% patent spring Cloth Pins
~ Well Buckets
bales Corks, assorted sizes
y dozen Scrub Brushes
10 Shoe Brushes
10 Siifers
IS Toy Pals
~ . Baled Boxes
10 Flour Pals -
~ thousand Cigars, various brands
NE VII ssn ts above goods without gard TO cost
ss We wlsh 10 Close them out imInediat.Iy -
IylS ~ tf wM WAiIA2F saNs
AdER bEER.--Putin bottles, for fam;-
~ use. Per DOZEN pints 81 rs; per dozen .,ar..
N.2a-S cents DOZEN allowed by retur,, ~ ,pnarLs
ties. Orders ieft with Mr.. o. A. StreeIsn ~ Dot
Isadley Robinson. or at my old stand. win
promptly attended TO- r. WILBAcIiER.
4. NO Dos Way Il.
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PIANOS, &c.

zsn- NUNS & CLARK'S PA
1sz4<z-s--E'sT - NOS.-SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS:
" uHM z. IL. TAYLOR i has Just I, 9p SGS
II " several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
from the popular mandatory Of Messrs. NUNS
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years the entire satisfaction OF the
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos of ia Octaves,
together with several excellent second hand instru-
ments which will be sold at unusually low prices.
SiEL0DE0NS, of Pelaubets make, to De oDtaIheo
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, OF u variety OF patterns
The most extensive assortment If MUSIC ana Nlu-
steal Instruments in the State. z. III. TAfLO
H. q,=ts Piann and Mnlic Store. Governor street
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NoTlCE-The subscriber, owing to the
~ unexpected demand for the celebrated .sRN
PIES BAKING POWDER has increased his fa-
eilites for It's manufacture 10 Considerable extent
and Is now ready to supply the trade T,''
JNO. w. GARLICK, Manufacturer
au Market Place Frank lin street
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPREss COMFY
RICHMOND AND DAsvILLr RAILROAD. ,

- July 81, 1857. !
f. =. r=s;li5=55sss-zzg1 AMELIA SULPHUR
6. s. ,s.ssst...a,tssssss SPRINGS NEAR JFTFpa
NlLLE-SPEClAh NOTICE.-For the accon. mscs-
ton OF persons visiting the above popular SPRING.
special train will Ice run every SATURDAY alter,
noon, commencing July nth, leaving Richmond sta
tion gt CLOCK, r. NJ and arriving ut Jetersviie az
~, 4. NJ where Omnituses Will be in waiting -
takt VISITORS 10 tie Springs. Omnibus fare Is cents
returning, lcay" Jet4rsvillc every MONDAY morn
,ng ~ $50 A. NJ and arrive in Richmond ut ESQ
~ IlcNets tor the round trip. by this train 81 -
When purchased at the office in Richmond Fer al
tickets purchased on the cars ten crnts addition will
De charged over the regular mail train rates
je3 G. CAMPBELL, Eunsrintend.,t
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4 ARCHITECTURE, MEASU R n G,
N CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING;-AL-
BERT H. WEST, Architect and Nleasuler (oI1ce On
18th street, next to Goddns iall) returns Aa.ih5
for Jtst tIyurs and will continue to furnish Dr.
SIGNS EOR ALL KIEDS OF PRIVATE and PUB
Lie BUILDINGS; with full WORKING DRAW
MS specifications and supcrintendence; Will CON
tin4e To- MEASURE aud VALUE ALL KINDS q
WORK .nl furnish Estimates Tor The same; y !;
make SURVEYS, PLANS and ESTIMATES Tor lIaiL
roaIs Plank Roads &c; Surveys ofTUwns and Failis
will SUI, aud examine Mines and Mineral proper
ties and l.akc anal sis ot ores, mlnertS' &c n,
ming Engineer aud with a large share of experiences
in Architecture and Measuring, hope to continue
to give satisfaction to all who may favor me with
Charges same As heretofore. Printed copies OF
charges for Measuring may be had on application.
IN 2a-dlm* ALBERT L. " EST, Architect, &c.
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

I 7
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETW ZEN MAIN AND CARY The subscriber Is
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the aboye
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to ms
numerous patrons for past ftyors and soicits coh
tnance of the game. Being master OF his business
he can promise his customers that ali work done by
him will vt least he equal to any ether house III the
city and fully cheap-a fact known to all persons
who know what 8u0d work j..
ROOFING, GUTTEKlNG, &C.-He is prepared to
execute this description Of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WAKE-Always on hand a large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale anu retail.
GAS FIFTH Nti.-lie is likewise prepared to do ali
kinds Gas Fitting III the best manner.
PUMPS.--Iie keeps always on hand large anu ex-
tenzive stock Of ell and Garden Pumps.
te II CHARLES IL LAN1Lht.
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DoANORE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.


IL This delightful Watering Place, although opcnr1
for the first time in 1885, has already sttrsstrd Iar
sharp OF pubic attention and patronage Ii Is stua-
ted i'm medately ON tho Turnpike rWtd from Salem 10
the Sweet SPRING. and splendid line OF stage
Coaches will convey passengers on tue tsinla anu
Tsnnessre Railr1ad without any detention from sa-
lem Depot BY the Red sulphur to the sweet Slriht:
and Greenbrier White Sulphur. being the shortest
and best route between those points. -,
Since the last season, the accommodations lavy
been greatly enlarged by tue addition OF several
handsome and spacious Cottages Inc ptoptifS
feel sure that all who visit their Springs, VIII DC
made entirely comfortable and satisfied To seekers
of health they offer Mineral Water, the beneeiai
effects Of which have been fully tested
in diseases OF the Lungs and Stomach 70 seek ,i
of pleasure they offer Table provided with all the
substautials and many of the Iuxuries of lie besides
all those appendases Of amusement ignnd 1T ot I
SAINT retreat from the heat and sst of the cities they
offer Just such retreat, besides hearty welcome
and the best treatment q: v. sIiANKS,
u. &. SUANKS,
G.. b. BOARD.
WI WALTON,
a1f don, A. IItIpp.
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MECHANICAL.


HOUSE DUfLDING.-Th subscriber Is
IL prepared TO execute all work IN lis line at the
shortest notice and ths most reasonable terms
lie II also prepared to make .to order, sasn %,
DOORS and BLIS DS, aud furnish all oil the nHeieht
patterns of M1ULDINHS used in building Also,
INSIDE FINISHING MATERIALS Oh the newest
1t LED OF finish. STORES Of every description neat,
ly and tastefuiIy fitted up, and tbs most beanthni
part il, he will work certainly "a cheap as any pods
else. just call and try him. . y,,.
His Shop Ii ON 9TH, between Main and franklin
streets in the "a story of the PLANNING MlLI;
is 2S-dSw< WI. fVhDbo.
BOWERS FOUNDRY AND ARCHl-
ID TECTURAL IRON W0RkS-Corner OF Cary aud
9Th streets, Richmond CAST IkoN tRoNIS b Ior
stores and public buildings. and every kind Of II0N
WORK used in the construction and finish OF the
RAILINGs-Cast or Wrought Iron, plain or orna-
mental.
VERANDAHs, BALCONIES, &c.
EENTILATOkS, ARAL LIGH rs, Goa
SHOOTS with plain lettered. prismatic light tops
Orders from city OF country would be thankfully
~ EN- p'''-' A. J. BOWERS.