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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27
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.F THE TERRITORYl
icing . full account q
Soil. Climate, Pr
Z q Territory, tTsnsss
iovernors Rceder sri
bnsions, Personal Reu.
bds, Battles and Out.
Prominent actors there
! b. JOHN ii. GiHOy,
to Gov. Geary. Care
Official Documents o.
the State at Washing
possession Of the Az
{ the INVASION OF
URI +; the capture. .trisl
ee State prisoners; the
of the Missouri Border
bufum, and Others; the
EEN GOV. GEARY
E ; the proceedings d
re. Of the Pre- e-SlaYery
Fanization Of National
Skete1 ef Annsas dur
der Gors. Reder and
Battles, 0utrages and
ny part of the United
postage, On the reeeip,
BAL DISCOUNT TO TIE
wanted. Price IN
0DES, Publisher,
lding, Philadelphia.
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10. Express Co.

EXPRESS FREIGHT
nee TO LECOMPT0s.
SAS CITY, DAILY,
e Teams, and Concord
inc is permanently e.
intained during Sun.
reasing energy az liz
IN enlarse-in svidenes
its antecedents. In 4
be reinforced with 81
hger conveyances.equai
States. Also, q Dab
.htning Line Packet.
st. Louis. st. JOSEPH,
Is on the route, eonnee.
L other Esprssses, fai
d cities in the United
S,sth.. Bankers and
pity attended to- al
:, parcels. freight and
ID dispatch. All loss-
! ljusted at this oMce-
SAMPSON, Agent.
xpress Co..
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Mistaken for Once.

0u friend Of the Chatauque Deuoe,ut,
:. a0 endOrses 4BRows's voting policy
wy ame" but thinks '.it win do ne
su@ s must not be too certain. If the
0npson Swindle is defeated in Con-
ss y viii be because we have elected
al0nsy Of the officers under it. If we
-. samltted into the Union with that
..ssa, we shall convince the world that il
: ~. - 90 good, BY converting it immedi-
:. 's INTO Free State. The public viii
!. s now that end is accomplished in time
= answer their purpose.
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or Miller g Co, Kansas City, adver-
tise quantity Of goods for sale to pay
charges for freight and commission
Among the names Of owners, We recog-
nizs that of j. 4. s nydsr, ". Rodrigns,
o. C. Brown. s. w. Johnston. 81. Bar
rieklow. 3. Gilpstrick and Others We
have pasted the advertisement on the In
side of our ofiics door. fosreferenee 70 IN
tsrestsd psrties.
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CaEs
ULLY INFORM ths
enerally. and those u
particularly. that the,
at "a and % Vermont
RIAGES, WAGONS
khem 10 order from tnt
ing done with nsatneSs
e prices. Wood turn
IKERS, ATTENTION
pattern to suit, and Es
all kinds Of scroll ana
90 pounds of iron and
6er assortment for sals
lowest market prices
irerior manner: All o.
fitted; and we hope, d
are, " charging reasoii.
motto ef deeds. no,
ep the patronage ana
en. DIX i DEAN.
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Hbe readers attention i called to
the advertisements Of VIZ. 4 sHaoKzn,
UphOlstsr, which spPeass in il proper
place.
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~ I z Lykias county meets at Paoli to-
sas an, eth Of February. to nominate
s. gales 70 the Constitutional oonyen-
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and damage BY hFe.
b Insurance Compan,
ESCY 0FfIcE in Law.
ermined to take risks
property at rates =
ible Company in the
hany thousand policies
and in every case Q.
es promptly, vithoas
lelays or iitigation..-
TED in every town ID ,
manications on this
Esq, Lawrence. Kan
br. S. g. CLARK. Treas.
Secretary.
Agent for Kansas.
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above named Ptaes..
act all kinds OF bus,a
tests Of eriigfsnts. ~ :
lands in the NeossEns, ~,
sident Of Kansas ~
ayeled in oil parts g .
ayeied for three yeaIs
Is and Michigan, ! aip
knation Of the eounus
end to any etherblms.. m.
ed to my charge. NJ Nd
I its interests eneptssss =
table investments -
business to me. -
ressed to the unaef
kttention. .-no
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=. l. HkETHouDs
fos the sccommoda-
public. Il Is un9assi;ss :
. large additions; Ia 4hs
few reds Nest OF u
sonzd, and the mass ae
lion In the city 80
ited to call. tbe Gr!g..
fort usually founs
AZ. 4sss'i Z .RRsEE|.:'ss''
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serIITnA REDUCED THROUGH

esssc-ssgI:T:1A 4 E D UCE d THROUGH
~ TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CANAL FkVM RICHMOND TO LYNCHBURG.-
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal paro-
mage hitherto received, would inform his friends
tina. his Trough charges on general Merchandise
such as Hats Caps, Shoes Boots Dry Goods, &c, are
only THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs on cGroSeries.
100 lbs which includes all expenses from the
wharves in Richmond to the Landings or Depot i'll
LynchbUrg.
goods are sent forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates. A. D LEE,
An 37-ts On the Dock.
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\ MOST VALUABLE FAR RIM FOR

IA SALE. IL Mills BELOW RICHMOND II
YIN authorized to cell Of the most valuable small
II miles nom the city. containing about 10 Acres
The land h In the highest state Of improvement
having been lined and heavily m&nured several
times, and now yields heavier profit to its owner
than any other farm OF it, size In that section The
Improvements are handsome and tast ally con.
sructed and 10 IN every respect suitable for gen.
tleman doing business In the city. 1t 10 healthy-
society very good and water abundant and purely.
o. Il dses 20 many things to recommend it.! il Il,
market. A bargain can be had, and che premises
shown 20 any one wishing to purchase, npon spDli-
eAdo0. 70 kU LYME,
Land Agent ard Auctioneer.
OE1es In the basement Of the metropolitan Hall.
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@EO0 REWARD.-JEFFRIEs' AN

cure Of Gonorrh9a. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. It makes speedy cure without the aast
plication TO business. The proprietor chaI enges
sAgie case Of recent Gonorrhoea which the mixture
vii not cure, under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted dose of the Mix
ture d taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result ID obtained in from two to ten days
and 1t neither creates nausea ofends the pal.
Interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep heal
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed a.
speedily - is consistent with the production Of q
entirely vegetable and no injurious effect, either
oonstituti~nAlly or locally, can be caused by it's
Ne.
Prices rer bottle. Solo agent for New Yosk, c
II RinR, No g. broadway. corner OF John street.
TReALLkNDEk. corner Of Sd and Walnut SITS
agsut for Philadelphia.
bold By USHER WINSTON,
fs42-d1y Richmond Va
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CRATES. TENDERS. FINE SETS OF

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
u sHOVELS, ToNGS and POK ERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds OF Crates,
Including eyery style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
h ndsOme aud plain sets of Shovels. longs and
Pokers seven different sizes of coal Scuttles cindsr
Shovols fire ShOvels: handsome STANDS TOT ehoveis
and Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron footmans
are Brick fire SLABS and Jams sets of Soap Stone TOR
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, OF
sWeet tone Builders, housokeepers, and others IN
want Of any of the above articles can be supplied 81
the lowest Northern prices l am manu1acturinlg
scrintion ut my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE ana FENDER MANDATORY, No. 22'
Main street. between sth and 9Th streets West side
Richmond, Va. ~ 1r,,oo,,
Ie-div b. ID. DENOON.
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IN DISPATCH
r THURSDAY xoRNIse..,,...,p EcEnsIs 70 ls,s

.s~@~AA
T..,vr,o A. LAsan One Of our Justices OF the
No.. was called yesterday afternoon, 70 go W
asrman house 10 the city ahd narrys ooap .s. =
Putting on clean Collar and pa,nas -. : ssss,ss
s.siAeete In hts pocket. hs started tor 'ss 1919
sc.ns. Arrived at the hosse under tue eiss. - :
Of b,ue.iegged little boy, who poaa.a Ill. ~
place, be knocked and went 10. IN wv snd
the door stood . stout German sn,'
,,,.mc. her blaA eyes rolling out tears % large As
kattsr psts. .What's the matter. said the gym
n~shssic Jastice Matter, said tue siri, la.
3otiejh veud or and woutdn't marry me, aot AZ
The Justice said he supposed u was, aea ip'iMa.o
4hsa - ma ccne to marry some one and requested
~ IA ,sdy 70 bring on the lambs to the sacrfce
MA s.dr ssid siare vos latnbs-totleib tsh run
e6 and will not marry ray hatarina- wen,
ssiS shs Justice sJosleib isn't the only man there
is-ss nd for some other msn TO marry her. AT
.b,s Kstarioa's face frightened up aud she stscu-
lated, "Yah-dss 10 goot--send NIT Hans Hans
vas send for, but couldn't come. when her mes
ssnees rsturned, katarina, determined not to give
IL up said, stSend NIT Shoseph." Shoseph was scot
for but he couldn't be found.
Katariaaa heart fell At this news and the Justice
was growing inn patient. just then katarina look
ID out OF the window and saw short and thick
ycspg German going by. WHOM she rushed to tns
door aud hallooed, "fritz-Fritz !" Fritz shortly
made HE appearance ct the door, when katarina .
mother said. "fritz, you iofs mine hatarina!
Pritz allowed he did, more a. sausrkrous "Then
stani up here" Numbered the Justice; and before
Fritz could realize his position, lac was man aud
and her lips pressed to his che crying between the
calisthsuics, "mein husbsnj-meiu Fritz" Our
duty - correct historian eompsls Us TO say that
Fritz Rugged back ~ we'll ss he knew how. The
Justice, with head erect, stepped smiiin2ty out,
leaving the lovers to themselves, and walked away
msditativsly, . holy calm stealing all over his
massive proportion, the consciousness OF having
done his duty cleaning 10 his eye, aud honor
honesty aud rsositudo in his footstc. 'Babato Re-
psblioom
WaAf We PAY YoR THEIR HoLiDAYs.-Ths week Of
Congressional idisness costs the people, in the
shape Of pay and mileage Of members, 100000, or
$500 to each member. The entire cost for the SEES
siou will DO $I.l50,000 Under the per diem sys-
tenn, the cost wouId have been $3.50 900, with more
service, because there we're then no more adjourn
msnts over for moro than three days, on account
ofths stoppage OF pay.
FaGsCH wrvEs.-A new kind of Immigration
scheme 10 being carried into execution in Paris
The English Australian colonies suffer from the
scarcity of the fair sex even more than the French
colonies frem the want of negro labor. Several
agents have arrived Ia the French capitol, and are
odefing large premiums, with the promise Of hus.
band soon they arrive at the autipodes, to all
Preach spinsters under the age Of 80. They nave
collected about 100.
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BELLEVUE HOsPITAL.-This Institu-

BELLEVUE HOSPlTAL.-Thls lnstltu-
- ton, which has been in successful operation for
the last fye years, is situated On
CHURCH HILL, RIG 1MOND, VA,
In delightful airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT pa,
ttents and the successful treatment of diseasa
II has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
mediation of gentlemen who may find it inconve-
nient to be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the lying IN
scdrds, which are peculiarly commodious.
TERMS:
{P1yake on the rertooaIQf the Patiently
White patients, per week
Colored do - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Private Rooms, .........".S7 to $l5
~ City acceptances required for patients from
one of the Physicians of the hospital.
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
ance, Nursing aud Medicine. By an arrangement
with the Infrmary of the Medical College, q small
additional fee, ranging from 81 to $50. will be ChArg
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
ascertaned beforehand by application to one of the
attending Physicians
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than q week.
The undersigned will give their personal stten
ton to all patients placed il, their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, n D.,
Basement of the Powhatan House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. D.
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church.
WIN. w. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Law Building, Franklin street. next deor to State
THos. NJ, NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Physician an
ian l-eodiy
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4 HOME, THAT IS A HOME!
~ O 7

"A
propose to sell my FARM, in the county OF Ap.
pomattox Va, containing $40 Acres lying lve miles
miles from James river in good conaition Tor grow
ing auy of the crops adapted to this climate, and
worthy an examination by any one Wishing to pur;
chase TIE Lands are almost level, every acre OF
which can be cultivated. The improvements are all
OF the latest sty lie and new costing least So 900
About oue-th I'd is now in timber oonvt nieptly ar
ranged for the fields This land can be bought as il
stands. with Teams Farming Utensils, stock OF eve
~ desci ption and provisions OF every kind for the
year. -,
good improvements on both places. Possession
given Immediately. Address
Spanish Oaks P. O., Appomattox, Va.
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VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. l3a MAIN STREET
CAPITAL $2O0,OOJ.
CHARTERED BY TEE
LU0I0LATURE OF VIRGINIA
In 1882.
THIS OLD COMPANY,
lusure property If every description against Fire
1he dangers Of Bees. and Inland Transportation. or
fhe mort reasonable terms.
~ Lossss promptly settled.
DIRECTORS:
VIM L. OOWARDM, THOS. 6AMsON,
Jos ALLEN, O. W.PUBCELL,
n L. KENT. J. p. WINETOM,
WN PALMkR, b. A. CLAIBORNE,
A. K PARKER. PATRICK CULLEN.
r. A. INLOES, GEO. W. SMITH.
J.1, WADSWORTH. B. L. WINSTON
I'M BkERS, H. w. FRY,
B. T. PULLIAM.
v. 1; OOWARDIN. president.
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VALUABLE FARM IN NEW KENT

COUNTY. FOR sALE.-I offer for sale private
u. that valuable FARM. owned by Mr. WIN Wood
ward. lying In the lower end OF New Kent. two
6oad,9 miles from the junction Of the York and
Ssmunkey rivers. and within thrse-Qaarters Of an
hours ride 70 the best nah and oyster landing and
nine miles from the Courthouse. II contains 49,
Acres. about half cleared. and y In fine state oi
saproyenent; producing well of usual crops. The
pxstlag, containing rooms. 10 good order. new
.sssnsn. Saru, negro quarters. 10 The society d
- essgAin can b hsd IN this farm, and win b.
1 Az ysssoo Wishing TO purchase. By Nj
~ 1sssa. nsing q - and say further fnforma
RIB LYME.
Lad Agent and Auctionesr.
Omcsin basement Metropolitan Kan
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DOEKHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Nuch Is Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach
Ooloky Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Dsspon
dsncy. Cestiveness Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
ali Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
4 mas in numerous instances proved highly benef
eiaI and in others effected decided cure.
This Is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
gtrictIy scientific principles after the of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boersave. Because Of
It's great in most ofthe European States its
PRODUCTION into the u States was intended more
oisly for those Of fAherland scattered here and
With great success among them, now offer it to the
American public. knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal Virtues must be acknowledged.
II 10 particularly recommended t. those persons
sontiuueus use Of ardent spirits or other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, II
Ands its way directly to the scat of life, thrilling
and quickening every nerve, raising up the dreop-
ing spirit, and. in fact, infusing new health and
NOTICK-Whoever expects to find this beve
rage will be disappointed but to tn SICK weak and
low spirited II will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial. possessed Of singular aT remedial properties
The great popularity Of this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded TO buy
anything else until you have given BoEkHAVES
ROLAND BIrrERS fair trial. Que bottle will
these limitations
Soid ct 81 per bottle. six bottles for S. by the
SOLE PROPRIET0RS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 co.
PHARMAOEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
NUsold By nearly all the Druggists in this city
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~ TRAL RAILROAD

~ TRIAL RAILROAD
GRANGE OF HOURS IN THIS DEPARTURE
OF THE
NIGHT THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after Tuesday, December tn 2lst. this
Train will leave Richmond at 81 + NJ. and will ois-
continue running 20 Charlottesvilie.
Passengers for Alexandra, Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelphia sew Yo' T. aud sll parts Of the
West, by taking this TraiR, will avoid the tr0abe
and annoyance of changing cars between Rich
mond and Alexandria the go directly through
TO Alexandria; they are fitted up with the most I'M
proved Night seats, thus enabling passengers 10
avoid the loss of sleep.
Baggage checked through, and Through Tickets
sold TO the above named places ans ali important
points III the West. TaoS D0DAMBAD,
General Superintendent
Offce Va Central Railroad.l
Dec 18th 1855 deN
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@s DESIR FABLE RESIDENCE ON
E MAIN STREET FOR RENT-The upper part
Of one OF the tencnents known as the "Augusts
House." containing nine fine rooms besides three IL
the basement, large Kitchen. &c, is FIR rent. Pos
session given on the LIST of January, 1859
The house will be rented either with or without
the bast menr as may be desired. To a good tenant,
the terms will be accommodating. For further in.
formation. apply at my office.
GEO STEEL, Dentist.
No 23I Main / etween Sth and 9th SITS.
de Sim Richmond, va.
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,.r... o11IAAIRIRIAGEs. CARRIAGES.

ozx CARRIAGES, CAkhiA6nS.
- The snbssrber has on hand, OF ms v soaon
MaTinc Establishment on Lombard Alley peswsr, ~
Main and Cary 18th aud Itth strsess rsk Ns n IA
lumbar Hotel, COACHES. CHAh s,h,,,t tsrs. and
sUIKIEs ali Of his own make Of the beat ov a.
and workmanship all Of which wl tS pc s2 ity Of Rich
n,nna and rsspectfuy ask call from tnoss d ~
wantoi any article in the Carriage Line d q ths lowest
termined 70 make to order and sen o. nav war.
ranted. mioA"An
An.
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q B. COOK, AUorIoNEER AND

T. B. COOK, AUCTIONEER AND
LIE COHMIaSI0N MERCHANT
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gen
orally. that he will continue the Auction and Com
mission Business at the old stand of h. b. Cock d
Co.. No. 10 Main street, ana 1atters himself (from
his experience in the busness) that be will be able
to give satisfaction He returns hia thanks to his
friends for the very liberal patronage extended to
him. and is determined to merit q continuance OF
the same.
He will attend to the sale of merchandise of every
description, horses. cattle, &c, &c.
Outdoor sales attended to at the shortest notice
and upon the most reasonable terms.
EB COOK
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
mol No 70 Main street
MITCHELL, JOPLIN & CO.,
1v1 WINE AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS,
No l6 Pearl street. Richmond.
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NJOTICE.-Ihe undersigned. in with
Nv drawing frou, the concern OF bINF0RD. DICK.
INsON IL WEiSIGER, begs to tender his personal
thanks to his many friends and the patrons OF the
late concern, who have go generously bestowed
their fayors on him. He beA leave also to announce
that he has made an arrangement by which he will
be enabled upon the LIST OF January next. TO oner
to his old friends and the public generally increased
facilities and o larger and better assortment of
GOODS than can be found in any house South, in
that line of business and solicis for the new con
Germ trial. sa ised that he can offer Inducements
which cannot fail to please
Full particulars hereafter ,,,,ou,
paca,nhar 9Th 1874 de 9-dtlJan
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-. NEW CARRIAGE AND HAIR.

&A6 NESS REpOsIT0RY.-The supscrtape y,
having been for number OF years enga9eu III =, =
Coach Making offers to those in this secuon mJ h
may wish to purchase, variety Of light snH suS
stantai CARhIAGEs snch as buegles, N.Y. ny dnrabic
material. Persons wishing to purchase are TesPece
iuijy in yited to give call aud examine ihauI 20
mnts viii be offered 20 their advantage oota 10 =.
urce aud guarantee of the faithful psIIornsNoe VI
Tie work. .. ~ rha.,n, W,tsj
aa l-ly wall. ST, U6<ai Soht 80 49,
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- SECOND SUPPLY FOk La.
0 DIES.-Reoeived. and opened this morn
ing fine assortme ut Of Ladies' Shoes ana CATERS
embracing,
Thick and thin sol'sd Guiters, with aad without
heels ~,
Thick and thin soled morocco Boots, ~ith ana Wlth-
out heels
Thick soed Kid Boots, with heels
Double soled Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
Caters rs,
Thick and thin soled Congress CATERS, with and
without heels
K I'd and Morocco slippers. with and without heeis
Overshoes, with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled Caters
White Kid Siippers, with heelS
White Kid Slippers without heels
Together with almost every other style usually CALI
cd for. n,
Ladies' are respectfully invited TO call at No vs.
Main street, two doors above Messrs. I. X. Price
Co, and supply themselves.
no IL JOdN " fAuBs ch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-30

"A NOTICE Having bought out
NNN the stock of sADDLERY AND HAIR
IaIAA NESS Of Mr.. JOSEPH H. COLQUITf,
st his old stand No 81 Main street. under the name
and styie of SALMON i BALL, where will be found
a general sorsment of SADDLES, HARNESS,
BRIDES &c and everything that is generally
kent in a we'll arranged establishment.
We We uId say TO the public that We intend keep
ing good articles, OF our own manufacture rs can
manufactured of the best materials, ana at prict
suitable to the times. Wishing the former patrons
of the house to continue their orders, as hereto
fore, we will Use every effort to please them. We
also having manufactured the PATENT
SPRING SADDLE, by j. kudselI, the patentee.
VIM SALMON
AUGUSTUS Nj. BALL.
Richmond Dec. 6, 1885, de7-lIn*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-30

WEARING Il PEARCE offer for sale
w Cooper's Sheet and shred IsiDglas'. (the lat
ter put up in packages suitable for families,
CoX's London Gelatine. French hite and Pink Gel
atine also full assortment OF Flaeoring Extracts
and pure Fruit Concentrated Juices. superior to any
other iisyoring. Our Spices are warranted pure be
| ing ground by steam power on our own premises.
and consequently free from the trash usually mixed
| with Spices ground at the North
WARIN6 PEARCE, Druggists.