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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

Resigned to Eafs.-At an early hour yester-
day morning, when the heavens were brightly
illumed by the aurora borealis, the servant OF
an eccentric gentleman awoke, and, observing
the phenomenon, rushed into the house in a
most excited manner, exclaiming, "Master, the
day Of Judgment is here-just look at the skies
ON fire.'' The master, who was considerably
shocked at the, to him, untimely news, sprang
from his bed and Fastening TO the door,
showed by his fervept snpplications that he
too. was not satisfied with what he saw but
after a moments reflection, turned upon his
heels, walked to his bed, jumped in, and, draw
ing the covering over him, replied: "WeIl,
Jack, don't care much If the end has come,
for there are a sight of id mean men in this
town that ought to be destroyed"
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e. ATT COST. AT COsT..-Hsving

made arrangements to open business ~ss~S
Ion Main street, we have concluded to offer our
stock of BOOTS and SHOES. of unsur passed quail
ity. CONSISTING OF the usual variety generally 10 be
found in first class Shoe Store. at prtme COST
or appros ching seasons. will consult their .wn in
te.est hy nvailing themselves of the present very
rare opportunity of procuring the very best OF
Goods 1t a saving Of 20 to 25 per cent.
MARCUS HARRIS. No. lS3 Broad st.
N B. To any one wishing to eNgase in business
we viii sell the whole stock on favorable TERMS
For further particulars, apply TO
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uA Notice. Notice! No.ice!-To "a
Farmers Merchants, and all others who ots6eGA
may buv anything in the way Of AD-fHEySSN
DIES, HARNESS; &C., &C.; at whole.
niace to 60 The best Saddles for the lowest
prices Call soon and see them. They are partl-
cularly cheap, and We warrant them to give entire
satisfaction Repairing of cvery description neat-
w. cheaply and promptly done at No. lis Main ST.,
third door below Governor St.
au iS-Im j. w. DENNIS.
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hats, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

FALL sTOCk OF HATS, cars AND
IL IFtRS..4J0HN DOoLEY, 81 MAIN STREET.
~a.cHxeNp, Va. rs now ready To cxhtat un
rsuai, lafse assof,gssnt OF tieeds in the HAT,
CAP and FCR line. The stock consists of all the
HATS AND CAPS
,,yr IN use, viz the rich and beautiful Mole-Skin
urcss Hat, oi has ewn and ct Northera MAautsc-
;ure; me soit oi Enn Hst.
Broad erm NoOD HAis,
.otn ,ae loves, quality servants to the finest sax
NEWS, BOYS AND cHILpREN's CAPS,
LADIES RIDING HATS,
o{ Beaver, ,,ack and bsowa. and richly trimmed
''''' taunREN's HATS ANT. CAPS.
Of latest STYLES some Just imported from Paris
''" LADIES FURS,
V,ctorines. Tlppets. Hall Canes, Cspes. Muffs.
VaIs,ecs, and Chi,dreu's and Misses Furs, all
s.s}.ties and siy les; :
NGaRRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
Wni( BgAafo, Persian, Chinese. lined and foug b..
Merchants and dealers ars particularly invited
"a examine THIS extensive stock for no effort is
snaroG 10 pIskc Richmond as good market to pur-
r5ssa IN rs any other in this country.
an so-lm JOHN DooLEY.
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FALL. sse.-HATs. caps AND

M FliRS -KUKFHT l.. DICKINSON. suceesaOr
~io Biniovd. Dickinson L Weisiger. rs Nam st.
bess ieaye to call the attention of his friends and
customers 80 has large and extensive stock of
been selected from the largest manufactures. on
ne rlnSt favorable terms. especially for the Fir-
.,sta North Carolina and Tennessee Trade. com
pr,sinx al the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
RIE Srl LES, too numerous to mention which
~i,i I've sold at Wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
IA, stock knowing that IN price, quality or style II
he surpassed.
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e. TO r1ek People or RICH.
49, NON p.-As already announced 10 yoa,
fee .ss sf co,mMoNwEAETHs .HF;TfooRSSESY,. II IN
the Circuit Court Of your city. Ny ceurse aunous
itSeH - s.s sp'- s' ~
lam still canddats for practice in sll the Courts
heo IN our ely; prepare deeds and other writ
IN oI al KINDS; ktye oral advice and written
OPINIONS; caliect and secure caimn. and 1ischarse
kT ssnsss e all sort. and The duties Of
nolAhl PuBIiC. for this city apd the county Of
hcnrico Tau aD-lmI B. B. MINOR.
e.. TO aExsRs. GEO. 3. SUMNER,
- J. L.. Apperson, @. D. Shall, A. Judsor,
Crane, Crane, John ,, Morton. John ". Davies. Aasnst
scnsa' Joseph Docff.nssr F. Mayl, c. Mcndlin-
well A, ,: Williams. Albert L. West, and others:
VIII permit my name to be announced as candi
date is,r the Office of coMMoNWE AT
lohNEA Tor The Circuit Court of the City. have
TO say say that appreciatinx your k,ndnsss ascsde @
chs'se its duties 70 tho bsst OF m, judsmens and
ability. Yours, &C.. -
Richmond, Aug. 2ssh, 1852 auN-s
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CREaTKEDt7CTIUNIN fHk

a PRICE OF HATS AND BoOTS.-A
~ From i5 to 20 per cent. saved by huy-
SA Ing from j. II. ANTHONY,
MNA Columbian Hotel building.
Mosskn Hats ef best quality, Ss 50; do; second
ouaity, 3 %; fashionable Silk Hats, ~; hne call
- IN sewed Boots, 50; Cong ress Cater Bo9ts Is;
fine calf ska sewed Shoes, Is. -
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city OF phliadelphia
10 supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell al the nnnre-
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALE oc 23-dd wits
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

A NEW MUsKEr BULLET.-Some interest
ing experiments were made lately TO ascertain
the accuracy in firing and distance trayersed
by new musket ball, proposed to replace the
Minnie bullet fired from the rifles. II is said
that the new ball, Independently of its superb
ority both in precision and distance, Offers the
remarkable advantage Of being nred from .
smooth barrel, by which the rife barrel can
be dispensed with, which Is so dnlcult 10 load
and troublesome to keep clean during cam
paign. OF the different projectiles. half ~
many more Of the new than the Minnie bull
lets struck the target at 6t0 yards; and At $50
Yards the respective numbers per cent. were
thirty nine Of the former and fourteen OF the
latter. A still more reextraordinary fact h, that
the new ball will kill at distance Of !, 500
wards. while the rifle ball is not effective at
more than 1000 yards Nosfoik Day Book
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

Steam Plongh.-This great labor-saving i'm
yention, which has been thoroughly tested and
highly approved by some Of the first agricul-
tnl,s,s ~ IN ,ae MORN or @ anu wes w M RTEoaDiy
Central Agricultural Society, and il the ex-
periments with it here are as successful as
they have been elsewhere, the manufacturers
will find scores of purchasers at once. From
the descriptions we have read of this machine,
and the vast amount of labor it is said to per.
form, no farmers in the Union can use II to
greater advantage than those on James river
and other bottom lands in Virginia, and none
yentor has been written to and invited to send
on the plough, and as IL Is to be in New York
the last of this month, the prospects for getting
it here are very good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

THE EXPECTED VISIT OF THE PRINCE or
WALTs.-It is rumored that the Prince Of
wales. who is about to visit Canada, will not
travel in the United States. except under
strict imeoyniso. II has been decided that he
would be subject to TOO much attention SO
that his rather delicate health would suffer
from the incessant seronades and visits to which
he would be subjected. The terrible enthu-
siasrn 81 the American people is much dreaded
in europe. There princes of the blood and
ereat persons generally 80 abroad without any
mob following At their heels or circumscrihtng
their movemen ts-but here we make much
ado over every new conner, from patriot ex-
lie to concert singer from . Turkish suS-
yeyor OF navies to . ballet dancer. No prince
is powerful enough TO face an American null
titude
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

The ETEAUANTGPEC ROUTRs-Tno NEW y0t8
correspondent Of the Charlsston Mercury has
the following piece OF nsws:
Senator Benjamin, OF LouisianA, hes sue-
ceeded In negotiating . loan Of d, ,604 ~ n
England, for the Tehuantepsc yDatS OnseS
his partners In tbs enterprise b Major sArpold
Harris, Of Washington; but the Ameyieea cit
tspsc / pie is senator boueiss, % Y whom u sus-
cess Of Benjamin's negotiations was God
send. yt
LOUIS NAPOLxoN,s MODRL TBHAur Houes1.
There has just besa completed ON u rDonts.
ward Mans, block covering about lt1H tees
by 1OO, which h divided into al tsnemsntA,
nth story, which ID cut mp into single roGnS
to be let sfngiy. Ths whots building y sup.
plisd with water and gAs. The tenementa
soasis, ,l.. q small a. rsesD.ics room, dinins-
Great care has been taken - securs esod ven-
tilation. The whole block Will accommodate
. apopulation Of ! ,3o0 70 ,31D.
SIX PAuPxns RoAsrxD ALrvr.-A Afs took
place, Sunday night II the 0tsuhe0 eounty III.
j. poor house, during which si1 peupera vefe
burned to death. The names Of the eead eSs
Iobn Ssrss Ess5 G G'e .19.s y.
and Sally Weldon, (tdiotl Host wsrs el1 -
Barto and MargesOn bad eaeh beea - ~ -.
sane Asylum without expertenctnG eey Gooe
result therefrym: Ins nnt 9! 49, \. -
ated by the strange eGset Of ms n 10y
rushed into ths burning nass agaas, ana was
consumed.
.fsrsrrns or OnAaSTr .n-Ths HfeA0p ~ IL
eter fEngland) hes sanetfone6 plap Rsopeee4
70 him for oTganixing eommuntty - ve0ea
destrous Of dsvotine tesAeeivss .S10oeeysey
. vol.s q sn.s:sy !. ssS a 10y; ps:s ~ - :
esaee.n No porsOpal vows axo 70 u tA6Qo. n
period o. probation Win nsss nays ~ -
uoseed. durIng which 10 Wi11 - a110Woneo -
leave q aay Tina. Alsef III. m baGQDanngat
yssrs, viii S =, msds mad sssvssis 4 Q ssu1sa-
d0n Of that term. lsss
gCALDsD 10 DnATm.-In Clns1sua11 -
Tnesday, WAn nauDd 8. 30llo9, 1Go11n1oA =
wagon hsd eoatainieg betlleg e1cp. H. N1G4
soss e. a,s.ss ,s ssssSs ~ et q e ~ - Il ~ -
Ae oy sone - egeel @ 80
uhi6h vaa ssflt A1seharu119 ~ eqetpG Q1es
And wna AlDoet I'm ed31t1lH eeot4s4 ~
| tt sAriaks of ~ tyfne nl1e 49, eAS& 49,
spsss ssss ! Nh, - 8 Sosses a sSssssssl i -
that ainest pssaiysaf - - - ~
peAspr - zeraDe 80 3
ea6eloa i1yeevt1E Il - II +, r., ~ - =
.ss,s,'ss .ssrs'. : : 4 ' g ! Esss u H. :
/ tfnallys - - g. ~ syZ .s.s.sz 51 y
3ese1 s1.sy ~ 49,. - =. 80 = n ~
|; s: 8 :! !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
9>Ns OF RICHMOND.-I hereby respectfully
snnc9ne. myself eandidats ec e { for the otilce OF
cult Court of the City of Richmond, made vacant
by the resignation of MARMADUxE JOHNSON. Esq.
au 25-tde JAMES X. CRENSHAW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

u.ory Theft. Ffnpis Hardman, for stealing
ir,,, bars from a building owned BY Mr.. John
Freeland. and for attempting 70 steal the brass
knobs from Mr.. Freeland's yard.Sences was
examined before the Mayor yesterday, ana re-
Grand Jurv. The prisoner 10 said ~ b .
man Of inteilisence, respectably connected, and
nntil he hecaTne nfAtuated by the exhiierating
beverage known as whiskey, was honest and
Industrious. To look At him now, one would
think that he had been blown up by hand
bellows. and was attempting 20 turn himseii
into TOW balloon. A few months in the VAL
lev brig, may cause return Of senses and in.
firIee him to become man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

aurora Boyealis.-Many of our readers were
completely charmed with the rare beauty and
brilliancy of the Aurora Borealis, on Thurs
day night last. For more than an hour the
heavens were illuminated with gorgeous col
ors more varied than those of a rain bow, and
between the hours of / and O'Clock the light
was so bright that one could almost see to read
by it. While watching this rare phenomenon,
we couid readily picture figures Of birds and
beasts completely formed by the lights and
shades, and at one time the main belt appear
ed as red and glaring "a If q vast line of fire
had been kindled, and the flames were dancing
and skipping from object to object, increasing
in intensity, until they formed one grand
sheet, and then gradually died out. The scene
was indeed sublime and awfulIy grand, and
should be seen to be appreciated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

1Ae Dock IL crowded with shipping. and -
wharves are Allied with e0ods. wsree. and
merchandise Of every kind. II he shirulnr
eonunues g 70 increase a. at present, tke day
greatly enlarged, or many Of the veseels vii
nnd 10 necessary to take berthe q rockatss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

SnGke Asiied--A large-sized rattlesnaHe von
killed on the hillside, a. he was n6Akine m
Way In the directicn Of the Bowling 0resn, On
doubt that this was tie Identical ToptiIe that
escaped from the, workshOps ot the Cenfyal
Railroad, few days before
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

The Hovn concert II 20 h rereat.1a a ~ {
chanics' Institute Hall to.nieht. The nnsie
is said to be very good, and the singing b Ut
tie jamie something extra. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

Spssfiss.-yaae Browning, Daniel Les. Jns,
walsh, and Mary Donahoe, were he1ure -
Mayor yesterday, for Qnarreling and thruot-
enltsg to disturb tbs peace Of the neiehborhood.
Ater hearing score or moro Of witnoooeo. III
hands were reprimanded and discharfoA - ao
one could tell what another did -
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III 'll7' P''' VT ''''' % 'FV'M MARCUS HARRIS.

1 THE EtiikAPiSf SttUES. ,ou wIil
SzfE%S find at JOSEPH STRAuSE'S. Morocco.
Goafsk,n Bnotees: back and colored Caters. Slip
pers with and without heels: Children and Misses
Shoes, of every kind; Mems and BOYS Shoes, Ok
iora Ties. Con areas t1aiers; Servants Shoes, &c..
&C. at all prices. Call soon, If lou want 10 save Is
oer cent JOSEPH STRAUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

Senator Benjamin, Of LOuI6ianA, has suc-
ceeded In negotiating loan Of o. 6O4 ~ n
England, for the TehuAntcpec SUat6. OneD1
his partners In tbs enterprise b Major ASnola
izen who has the largest finger In tke Tthusn.
tepec pie Is Senator Douglas, 70 whom tAs cue.
cess Of Benjamins negotiations Wa . God
send. IA xssssf
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most respectfully invite the attention sASS
~ of their friends. custome and the public gem
orally. 10 their Spring supply OF Ladies', Gentle
mems. Bows, Misses and Children's BOOTS and
SHOES, Of all the latest styles, and OF the best
quality. both of our own manufacture and OF the
hest Philadelphia and Eastern work. All of the
above were purchased in person by one oil the hrm,
with particular attention being paid to the retail
department. All of which will be sold low for cash,
or 10 punctual paying customers rs usual.
ALEX. HILL Il CO.,
No 1T Main street, Richmond Va
PS LADIES' tJentlemen's. BOYS, Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, made to order.
usual by IyIl-tsl A. II. Il co
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M&E1 CHtLDREN'S SHOES.-A Beau
sfEl4sE tlfui assortment. amone which are Chil
dren's Heelcd Slippers; Chidren's Morocco Slip
pers, without heels; Children's Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; Children Patent Leather Ankle Ties;
with heels; Chdren's Patent Leather Oxford
Ties, YER, handsune ChlhiTens Patent Leather
oxford Ties, with heels; Chidrens Thin Sole Mo-
rocco Roote: Chiidren's Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
With many other STYLES, at the sign of the Biz
Boot No - Main street. VIM. WALSH.
n HAIR VEST HATS.--The attention Of
~ farmers is particularly called 10 our larse stock
at Harvest II ats, which We are selilng AZ very
low tzure. ELLETT i WEISIGER,
No. l67 Main street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31

REMEDY FOR THE BITE OF A MAD Doe
A Saxon forester, named GastelI, now OF
the age of elghty-two. unwilling to take to
the grave with him secret of so much i'm
portance. has made public in the Leipsic
journal the means which he has used fifty
years. and wherewith. he affirms he has res
cued many human beings and cattle, from
the fearful death of hydrophobia. Take
Immediately, warm vinegar or sepid water.
wash the wound clean herewith, and then
dry it. then pour upon it a few drops of ny
drochloric acid, because mineral acids de-
stroy the poison of the saliva, by which
means the latter is thoroughly neutralized.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31

A CHILD's FAITH.-At the time of a
great drouth in England. several pious
farmers agreed to hold special meeting to
pray for the much needed rain. When the
appointed time came, the minister was sur
prised TO see one of his little Sabbath schol-
ars bringing huge cid family umbrella,
and asked her why she did so on such a
lovely morning. The child gazed at him
with evident surprise at the inquiry. and
replied, ..Why, sir, thought. as we were
going to pray God for rain. I'd be sure to
want the umbrella While they were pray
ing, the wind rose and the clear sky be-
came clouded, which was soon followed by
heavy thunderstorm, by which those
who came unprepared 10 the meeting were
drenched. while Mary and the minister were
sheltered by the umbrella her faith had led
her to bring.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31
T. R. BoorH. Sec'y pro ten.

How Much WILL FILL PIG.-The Lynn
Ne,cs is to be held entirely responsible for
the following:
"a neighbor of ours was trying to con-
vince another neighbor that it was better to
buy large pigs in the spring than small ones.
as the former would eat little more. One
of his reasons was the following: Last
spring bought little pig from drover,
and he was good for eating but wouldn't
grow much. He got SO after week or
two, that he would eat bucket full at a
time. and then, like Oliver Twist. call for
more. Well. one morning / carried out a
water bucket full of dough, and after be
had swallowed it all, picked up the pig
and put him in the same bucket l had fed
him from, and the little yarmint didn't Jfslt
holt up.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31

LAST WoRDs OF JOHN Brown = The
Philadelphia Inquirer, a cautious and con-
servative paper, whose reporters may have
had the needed facilities at the execution,
gives the following as the last words of John
Brown:
He was understood to say II die alone
responsible for my own operations, and ask
for no sympathy. am satisfied in my own
beIief-but desire no other man to believe
as do, unless his conscience and philosophy
approve. am singly responsible for my
own acts, good or bad. fright or wrong,
the consequence rests only upon myself %
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31

If, says the Springfield Republican. in
stead of attacking Virginia with the insult
fcient number of twenty-five, John Brown
had prudeutly waited till his force had in
creased to say twenty five or thirty. we
might to-day have seen Gov. Wise and his
son under sentence. Virginia PROSTATE at
the feet of John Brown. and the whole
South at his mercy. We shudder with
them at the narrowness of the escape.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31
FRUIT TREES
AT THE
Lawrence Nursery,

AC1 WI O4SO IN CA1 SO4 -
Situated two miles west of Lawrence, on the Cal
ifornia Road, between Lawrence
and Lecompton.
THE PROPRIETOR WOULD CALL THE
i attention of all those intending to purchase
TREES, ANTS, ETC,
to his stock of Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Grape
Vines, Currants, Gooseberries Raspberries, Black
berries, and other hardy plants Of various kinds,
all of which have been raised on Kansas soil,
hence will bear transplanting much better than
those raised out of the Territory.
No pains expense have been spared in OBJ
tanning such varieties of Summer, Fall and Win
ter Fruit, as have proved to do we'll in the West
The trees are all grated from old bearing orchards
and are unsurpassed for size, vigor. health. and
beauty. and as such they offered to the public
at better rates than any other Nursery.
G. B. BRACKETT, Proprietor.
Address, G. c. BRAcKETT, Agent,
aug27-6rn Lawrence, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31

Musr PAY FOR 1r.-Law is expensive as
we'll as yexatious and uncertain. In a re-
cent case in Milwaukee it came out that the
income of one lawyer in that city for tue
past year was $4,000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31

&C, &C, &C. &C, 90.
Among the other artcl's would enumerase lie
following, viz:
900 Sacks extra -superfine Flour;
10 Sacks Rio Coffee New Crop);
hhds. prime N. o. Sugar;
bbls. white crushed do
10 boxes Malaga Raisins;
10 chests best Imperial Tea;
Young Hyson do;
." Oolong do;
go bbls crackers;
tierces Rice;
so sacks Dairy Salt;
go coarse do;
SO bushels dried Peaches;
casks baking Soda;
10 doz cans oysters;
10 I" sardines;
10 bushels Nuts;
10 boxes Glasgow No Tobacco;
go boxes best "Venable'' do
boxes best Natural Leaf;
5000 pure Havana cigars;
5000 Yarra DO
25 boxes Family Soap:
S boxes Erasiye Soap:
boxes CASTLE Soap;
10 boxes Star Candles;
10 boxes Mould do;
10 cases Friction Matches;
10 boxes Ohio pattern Axes;
10 kegs Hazard Rife Powder;
10 Blasting do;
20 bags shot (assorted sizes3
$4,000 &c. D." Rife Caps;
800 lbs. Lead;
10 coils Manila Rope;
IL doz. bed cords;
IL pieces heavy Satipett,
10 bales Sheetings and Drillings:
100 pieces Fall and Winter Prints:
bales Cotton Batting;
so Kegs Nails;
90 boxes glass, various sizes);
cerOons Indigo;
10 nests Tubs;
10 dozen hoped Buckets ("shaksr Psils"s
g doz. Well Buckets;
And last, though not least,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31
Dow Creek Nursery.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce
i to the settlers of South western Kansas that
he has FIFTY THOUSAND fine, likely, one
and two year old Apple trees of the very best
varieties cultivated in the west. My gratis were
obtained of of the best Nurseries In Illinois,
and my trees are warranted to be the kind they
are represented. will sell better trees for less
money than ever was known in this part of Kansas,
also have 300 600 or 800 600 of the largest and
best hedge plants ever raised anywhere, for sale
cheap. kOB'T II. ABRAHAM
Dow Greek, Oct. 1, 1s59-f
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-31

F. MANSON,