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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
A PHYSICIAN ABUSES THE CONFIDENCE
REPOSED IN HIM-TERRIBLE RETRI-
IIITION THE RESITI II

BUTTON THE RESULT.
bloody affray occurred in Houston, Texas
on the 5th instant, between Mr.. J. J. Cain, COM
mission merchant and H II. Smalley, in conse-
duence of the former discovering improper init
timacy between his wife and Smailey. The Tele-
graph gives the following account of the affray
Stung by madness with the consciousness Of a
blasted happiness and bighted home, he armed
himself and sought Smaley. Finding him, he
charged him with the outrage, and told him that
he had come to take his life. Smalley begged
that his life might be spared until he could settle
up his affairs, and he would leave town. Cain
gave him Orty-elght hOnrS to do this in They
then separated.
The next morning Cain was Informed that
Smalley had defed him to drive him from town,
and had determine to stay and brave it out. He
at once armed himself with double barreled shot
gun, and carried it that day. At about 5 o'clock
p. M. he came up to the Finish saloon, corner of
Main and Prairie streets, and seeing Smaey
within, called to him to defend himself Smalley
turned round, and seeing the gun leveed at him.
attempted to dodge the charge. The gun was
discharged, the charge of small shot taking
effect in the left arm and breast. The bar-keep-
er in the saloon, Mr.. Farrow, received a portion
of this charge in his breast but is sOpposed to be
not dangerously wounded. Cain then discharged
the other barrel of his piece at Smaey which
took effect in his shoulder joint of the right arm,
tearing it baldy to pieces. Smally then ran up
stairs, and coming to the front window, attempted
to discharge a walking cane gun at Cain, but had
too little strength left to set the trigger He then
leveled pistol at him. AS he did this, James
Robertson, not seeing smaey, rushed in and
seized upon Cain to prevent further difficulty Il
Cain told him to let him alone, that Smalley was
shooting at him. and if he did'n unhand him, he
(Cain) would shoot him (Roberston.) Smaliey
then fired two shots, and it is thought Cain one.
In the melee shot struck Robertson in the breast
and passed clear through his body. By this time
Srnalley was too much exhausted to stand up
any longer and the crowd rushed in, ending the
fight.
Farrow is doing toerable well, though it is
hard to say whether he is dangerously wounded
not, Robertson is in great danger, though some
hopes are entertained of his recovery. Smalley,
it is Thought, will die, though he is said to keep
up the best of courage.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

a4eady Made Ciothiug.-A LARGE STOCK
IL of Summer Clothing, consisting of the latest
styles and ofsuperior workmanship, and at very low
prices. Cal! at j NJ L HARRISON.
,June -
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Another 1ornado. n disastrous tornado occur
cd in Lykins Kansas en- the 28th inst, doing
serious damage at Osaw atomic, indianapolis and
SantQ.
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Il H'itd Child in the Hoods of Iosca.-That nart
of Carroll county, near Beflington, Iowa, has
been very much excited, recently, about male
child, from seven to ten years old, that has been
seen several times in the woods but as yet, has
not been taken 1t has approached children
quietly, but fees from the approach of a man or
woman The place has been found where it had
slept the preceding night and had eaten frog
At last accounts seven hundred persons, regular
~ organized. were on the hunt for the wanderer.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

T ENEN esOOEDs.-Inen Sheeting, Pillow Case
- Linen. Napkins, Doyles, Hollands Irish Linen
Huck Diaper, Bird Eye Diaper, Scotch Diaper
Linen Crumb Cloths, large stock of Housek eepins
Goods. For sale by m HARRISON.
Iuue
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Nress ESoods.-Silk Robes, Plain and Fancy
~ Silks, Barege and Muslin Robes, English Ba-
reyes French Greys, Jaconet and Organby, Musiins
complete assortment at HARRISON'S.
II
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ENlof!ls, Cussi.1eres, Sc.-A LARGE ASSORT-
~ ment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Eestmgs, Linen,
Drills, Ducks, Cottonades, Drap D'Ete, Queen
Cloths, &c. &c. For sale by
June ~ j nj + HARRISON.
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Ep O1EEsAAHNES AE.PACA@, &c.-I}omba-
69 zines Black DeLaines, Black Apacas, Black
Bareges and Challis Grenadines and Musins--a va
ried assortment. For sale by
June - J NJ + HARRISON.
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ats, Gaps. E7lass, &c.-My stock of Hat,
Il Flats and Chiidren's Fancy Hats, Is large and
complete and VIII be sold cheap tor Cash. Call and
get supplied at HAKRISONS.
june -
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Hosiery, Gloves, &c.-Ladies Silk Merjno and
IL Cotton Hose, kGents. Silk Merino Lille thread
and Cotton Hose, Ladies and Gents Gloves-8
complete assortment, at NJ HARRISON
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W7AYNE FEMALE COLLEGE,

w GOLDSBORO, n. u,
The Fall Session will begin Thursday the Goth
of July, 1860. This Institution continues to enjoy
high degree of prosperity, numbering the past year
l36 pupils.
Instruction in the Sciences, Mathematics and Ian
guages givensby Professors of long experience in
:eaching. Nothing superficial allowed Instrument
tai music receives special attention. Every effort
made to the highest excellence in this elegant
accomplishment All the pupils taught vocal music
free of charge. Drawing, Crayon, OIL Painting, EN-
broidery and all the various parts of a very exten-
sive Ornamental education taught here by an accom-
plshed Teacher in the most thorough and tasteful
manner. Young Ladies boarding in the College will
find every thing necessary to render them comforta
bic and happy The table will be amply supplied
with good, wholesome food, well prepared.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board and Tuition in the College course so; in
the Preparatory 500 Pupils received at any time
and charged only from the date of their arrival till
the close Of the session. For Catalogue address
the undersigned
S. MILTON FROST, President.
June 18th 1860 d65w till lst August
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

white Pine Post Oa6ce, in CASTOR county,
has been re-established.
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FOREIGN NEWs.-The Asia arrived at New
York on the 21st with Liverpool dates to the 9th.
The general news abroad was unimportant Cot
ton had declined. Inferior qualities fully I'D.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

The general news abroad was unimportant Cot
ton had declined. Inferior qualities fully Sd.
Democratic Meeting in Surry County.
A Convention of the Democrats of Surry coun-
ty convened at the Court House on the 1st
Saturday Of this month, for the purpose of NOM
mating county candidates and also candidate
for the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
ties of Surry, Yadkin, Allegheny and Watauga,
which resulted in the selection of Col. II. M.
Waugh for the Commons. VIM, Hay Moore for
Sheriff. and the recommending of Joseph Dob
son. ESQ for the Senate, and the passage, unan-
mously, of the following resolutions, touching
national and State politics.:
l. ResoLved That ws$ reaffirm the doctrine of
the CINCINNATI platform upon the question of
slavery.
That we deny the right of Congress to inter
fere with slavery in the States or Territories
That the Territories shall control and regulate
the question subject only to the decision of the
Supreme Court.
Charleston Convention, of portion Of the dele
gates, from some of the Southern States, as pre-
mature and uDcalled for
3. That we will cordially support the nominee
of the Baltimore Convention, and that we will sup
port no man for the Legislature, who will not
support its nominee.
4. That we cordially approve of the able and
patriotic course of Gov. Ellis, and will give him
our united support for reelection
.. nat we are opposed 10 the system OF Ad
Valorem Taxation recommended by the Oppo-
sition party, and advocated by John Pool, the
Know Nothing Candidate for Governor.
6. That we recommended Representatives
10 all honorable means to pass a law, to re-
move the obstructons from the Yadkin River, for
the free passage Of fish.
I. That cordially approve Of the course of
he late Representative, in the house of Commons,
r E. Reeves, Esq and particularly, his efforts
in procuring the passage of a Bill, removing the
ohstructions to the free passage of fish up the
Iadkin River, and we believe the consummation
of our rights, have been defeated only by impo-
sition and fraud paIn1ed upon the Supreme Court
of North CarnliI!a.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

jones' HOTEL, PHII.ADELPHIA-T. l.. Hall,
ESQ, late of the Western Hotel, N Y, and former
ly of the CASTOR House, Newbern. n. c. has be-
come partner with Mr.. A Gage in the manage
ment of Jones Hotel. Philadelphia, where both
gentlemen will be pleased to See their North
Carolina friends when they visit that CITY. See
their card in the Progress. Gage & Hall will
make strong team.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

HENsSHANs, C8LECOES, &c-Gipohans
~ Calicoes, Briiants, Chamb1ey's Percals Eng,
Iish long Cloths. For sale at HARRISON'S.
June II
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Tohn Eosy:s Celebrated dSOE4D PENS, for
- sale by j VI + HARRISON agent for manufac-
rer, Newbeln, c. Each pen has the manufacturers
it.
Old Gold Pens taken in exchange may
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

DARTX DRESSES, &c.-A FEW VERY
L handsome Party Dresses and Berthas inst "a
ceived and for sale at
June 20 J III F HARRISON,S
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ACCIDENT ON THE NORFOLK AND PETERS
BURG Collision and Smash up of taco
Locomottres.- Yesterday afternoon an accident of
very serious nature, though happily involving
loss of life. occurred the Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad 1t seems that engine with one
car attached, while proceeding at a rapid rate,
came in collision with freight train, by which
both engines were greatly damaged, and several
freight cars We're completely demolished. The ac-
cident occurred in turning curve, in deep cut
about three miles from the city, in the neighbor-
hood of Col. J. Avery's farm,
AS soon the two trains came in sight of each
other, and the certainty of collision became
manifest the engineers on both locomotives re-
versed the engines and leaped for their lives. -
The fremen did the same thing, and all es-
capped unhurt. Both engines, however, and sew
eral freight cars were nearly destroyed in
the fearful crash that instantly afterward took
place.
AS soon as possible after the accident measures
were adopted for clearing the track, which
were so far successful last night as to leave no
doubt that the road will be in readiness for the
passage of trains by early hour this morning
The agents of the Company here deserve great
credit for the promptness and energy displayed
by them on this occasion.-Virginia Hader of2Oth
anSt.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

A constable in Wiamsbort, Indiana, while
paying a visit to a young lady living few miles
away, proposed a game of euchre as the evenings
lady. When the cards were dealt, the young
lady proposed a"fyer' of $40, to which the con-
stable demurred. The young lady protested
that she would never play with gentlemen
unless there was some stake up but the gent
proposed that they would play, and if she beat
him he should marry her, which the gallant con-
stable couldn't do otherwise than accept At it
they went, and the lady proved to be the winner.
The constable was invited to stay all night, and
in the morning they would proceed to theSquire' s
and be made enc flesh. He plead pressing
business, and went away. She followed him to
his fathers, and stayed there three days without
seeing the young man, when a compromise was
effected by paying the disconsolate young lady
$3.50 to fill the breach.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
June 18th, 1860 dS5w till lst August.

NEGROE WANTED.-B. A. SHIPP is still
~ buying young and likely negroes, and paying
the highest cash prices.
Newbern, N c., Feb %, 6O1sd&w1y
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THE BALTIMORE DEMOCRATKC
CRNUENTEON
TsEcoND DEsPATcH.7

BALTIMORE, June 2O.-The Convention met
at 2. N. and adjourned till tomorrow 10
A NJ
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| ADAES' COLLA tsS.-A few JOB LOTS re
Il ceiyed and fer sale cheap. Also 100 Extension
Skirts. f CITTBRERT
Feb II
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ALLEN.

" DEALER IN FANCY g. STAPLE
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, SC,
POLLOK STREET, NEWBERN n. c..
Would respectfully invite the attention of the public
70 his Stock, which will be found nec qceH asserted
and sufficiently large at all seasons of the year.
Orders promptly and carefully attended to.
Sept div
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g. UEaHlscr Under a. s1rilEcE,fs.-LADIES II AND
~ Gents. Merino and Silk Vests Merino Drawers,
Linen and Cotton Drawers, the superior New York
Shirt. For sale HARRISON'S.
June II
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NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS!
~ just received by Express handsome assert
ment of Silks. Grenadines Berages, Lawns, Cling;
hams, Bi1lllants Robes in all their variety. Kid
&c, &c. EMMETT CQTHBERT.
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esOEk TO Xpp5Es INTEREST

! ef<sEA EG SSej ES EIfTtkE EST
al and Call at j. NJ +. IIARRISON'S,
where yon will find large and complete assortment
Of Dry Goods, Hats: Gaps, Shoes, Ready Made
Cot:i1g, Ievery, Trunks, &c &c, constantly kept
hand and will be sold upon tie reasonable
terms.
.JnDa ID
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
Eor SEKERgFF OF Lenoir q,

= 'OF Oh AtHOIE iIIC
L authorized and requested to announce l.. II.
ALDREDGE, Esq a candidate for the Sherifa,.
ty of Lemon County, at the ensuing election in Au-
gust. uIie 26-d& wdt
Understood and the highest market prce
Il always paid for any quantity of green dry
Hides, by VIM P. MOORE, ,Tr.
Corner of South Front and Middle streets, New
bern, n. G. April 10-d&wtf.
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E.vERY VARIETY OF HARNESS, SAD
u dies. Bridles Collars, Whips and Trunks all
kinds of Leather Calf Skin, OIL Condition Powders
for diseased Horses and Cattle; Coach trimmings
Carpet Bags Vallses, &c. The largest stock in the
State sold wholesale retail at the lowest New York
Prices. Harness and Saddles repaired.
JAMES WILSON
No Market ST., Wilmington, N G..
Oct Is d&w1y Near the Wharf
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

SCHOOLS AND CoLLEGEs-As this is the sea-
son for Commencements and Examinations, cata-
logues of Schools in different parts of the State
are being showered down upon US. We have
only to say for the benefit of all concerned, and
we say it in all candor, that shall only make
editorial mention of such schools adver-
tised in the Progress. If other papers are dis
posed to pursue different course they can do so
but viewing this as purely q business matter and
to be treated as other business matters are, such
is the course that shall pursue.
We invite attention to the School advertise
ments in our columns.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

Ladies' superior 81 Parasols, from l to 10 dollars
each Sun Umbrellas from l to dollars: Gents
Umbrellas at all prices. My stock of the above
were bought of the manufacturer and will be sold
at very low prices April 81. GEO. ALLEN
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
MITCHELL e. SON

NEWBERN, NJ c.,
DEALERS
DFy GDoes, Groceries. Hardware E.uns
f's.ots ana hfes, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
'esS ..J l,e znnneracSa On and English Iron, Cast
Iron Axles. Springs, FARMING xv,,R
A good assortment Of
Carpenters, ,BIdckSmnks and Br;cI afo.., m,
GENTS And NEGROES HATS and caps.
Also a large stock of -
Bed BLANKETS, Negro Blankets, Brogans.
kerseys and Osnaburgs, Ladies acd Gentlemen's
Fine Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c,
Harness. Saddles Brides, &c;
Creckefy and Glass Ware;
Blasting and Gun Powder, Shot, Caps Balls &C. &c
Peruvian and Robinsen's manipulated
GUANO,
Lime Plaster Paris, Cement Hair &c.
1Iess. Flank and Rnmp Pork Corn Meal. Flour
s hu6belFs Leather Machine Banding:
Agents for the sale of
Grover & Baker s, Sewing Machines =
Also, agents for Evans & Watsos's Salamander
Safe, which are now considered the best
u All orders from Cash or good Customers will
De charged the lowest prices. Feb I6 dsW
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

L DRY GOODS EMPORIUM" a new supply Of
Oil Cloths, Mating, Carpets. Rugs, Mats &c.
aplH IL EMMETT CUTHBERT
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

Won't Do-The efforts being made by some
of the reckless, injudicious friends of Governor
Ellis to have the Standard dropped and some
other paper picked up as the central organ of the
democratic party may and will injure the Gov
ernor himself but will not materially affect any one
else. tits an easy matter for an nnconcerned obser-
yer to see that this war, though seemingly waged
upon Wilson, is actually intended to kill off Hold
en-, who has never been forgiven by the blood of
the party, for aspiring to Gubernotorial honors
two years ago. Such plgmies may kill off them
selves but the people will be apt to see to it that
Holden is not killed off. Wait few years and
remember or1r prediction
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
SELECTED POETRY.

J E. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-30
AUCTION OAt1o.
FUTURE DAYS


CIX FRAMED TIE MEME - rs Attic IN
= TERSECTTON of asrn STREET AND THE
NEW COUNTY ROAD, tUNIoN HiLL.) AT
SATURDAY, the 2Ssn day Of April, loG9. con- m en-
cling at o'clock, r. ~. SIX new framed teneme nts
the intersection IF 18th street and the new cou
ty road. Union HILL The houses are particular
~ adapted for small sized families, having four
rooms each and Kitchens. The lots front ID feet
each and run hack 700 feet to an alley.
4 fter the above. will lie sold several handsome
binding lots adjoining A plat Of the whole pro-
peLty will ,e exhibited on tho day of sale.
TERMs.- one fourth cash: the balance at 4. and
II months. for negotiat notes. with interest ad
ded, and secured by a trust deed Taxes and in
surance for 1850 to I've paid by tne pulchasers
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON,
anH AnctInneers.
rOSTPONEMENT.-Tha above sale, IN conse-
auence Of ram, was postponed TIL TUESDAY
EVENING, the LIST day of May At IA O'c"ck.
ar3O JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON, Auot's.
FRAMED DWELLING On 18th ST.. AT
L AUCTION We will sell upon the penn. Is.
on THURSDAY. the Sd day of May, CONNIE nci M
mme diately after the sale advertised by Mr.. q A.
Myers. trustee, \ neat framed two story TENf.-
ENT. with u Kitchen thereon. on the west side
of 18th. near Leigh street The PREMISES have re-
comfy undergone thorough rePsir, and are well ar
ranged for the accommodation OF a small sized
family.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; the balance A. T. and
II months. for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed and secured ny trust deed. Taxes and insur-
Ance for ls50 to I've paid by the purchaser.
ap3) JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
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RaIiimore Cattle Market

g.,r.uoaK. April 1.-THE market for beef cat
80 ass Dali and rather heavy Yesterday, althoug h
%. rAsyig,. were quite limited. The offerings at
~ srses amounted 10 only t25 head, agains t
.ai ,ssi AS, week and Of this number 375 were
.,,I,o,l,, butchers AT prices ranging from S3,15
N ssE averaging 81 62is per 100 lbs. gross. and
N, rsmqlnisg ~ head were lets over unsod. Hogs
.rs a-I.,ln- more freely, and prices have in conse
egsTra declined They have been selling for a
x tss past 1t from s. a. : % per Ie0 HIS. nett.
sssep .re III selling III from 81 IS TO 1925 per
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7 ESTER MANuFACTUR.NeCOMPANY

- -, NlhbINIA.
The subscribers having formed Joint Stock
Company for the manu- tacture and sale of
SEWING MACHINES,
under legal hts from Elias Howe. r., Vince er
Il Wilson. Grover Baker and l. NJ Singer Il Co,
now prepared to furnish the public with this
very valuable and Indispensable article in domestic
economy.
MADE on SOUTHERN SOIL,
and solicit fair trial of our prodrctlon, he
evins that they will, every respect, prove to lie
at least equal 10 those of other manufacturers.
By combining the merits OF all the old Machines,
and at the same time avoiding their faults. We Of
Ter them in inll confidence ard with guarantee
of their perfect utility and adaptation To every
branc, of industry where the needle is required
The, make strong lock Sfitsi alike both sides
OF the work. which Will not rave or pull OUT. They
are Handsomely gotten NJ. and fuls he'd in various
sly les, suited both for '&ctdrng md family
purposes, varying IN prices iturl $50 TO Sli0.
This Company also ina M faciuTes the celebrated
WOODWORTH planning MACHINES. under
the personal su pcrvIsion of Mr.. JNO. II LESTER.
whose reputation as an accomplished MaciI'ni is
we'll known .hrnu shout the coun:rv.
n. R-Asents wanted IN all the large cities and
towns in the United States and Canada To sell the
above Machines.
For terms. &c. address "L.srER MANurAcTuR-
ING COMPANY," Richmond, Va.
IA Factory on Cary street, below 18th. Primer
pal Office ana Sales Room 23l Main street.
In Z7-6t
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<teamrr..Thirtcc Lives Lost.

FAM, TyNN.. Arrii2a. is0o.- The steam
MEN, I4cy, Caps, Taylor, from 81 Louis
10. ~ orleans, was burned last nieht At the
81 New Td No. iG Her passengers and Of
oct 9. ,,sv, saw ed with the exception oil seven
Tern fer and six Of The crew. VINO are known
e The Soa ard ssFsH are and aO Insured Gss
faf l'4', me latter was valued At Si!o,Wh.
~ insured. The books and papers We're
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&,xin,tinu Westward.

,-rrco y y. April ??.-Ihe first feet of
VN'"si.eis from Lake Michigan arrived this
80 ., aud The total receipts OF gram from
a.. are oNl coo bushels. mostly corn. The
10 60 .. grain now ailoat from the upper
81. s5r his port is nearly half million of
~ i. large amount of corn Is also afloat
RrGllo, Kingston and oSdensours.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

3AA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
YcMY GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.
k..Ik1 This long established WATERING
PLACE will be opened for the reception of visitors
on the 18th May.
Many new and important arrangements have
been made since the last in this large
adjustment. and no efforts will be spared to make
the guests comfortable
JEREMIAH MORTON. President.
J. HUMPHREYS. General SuperintendeDt.
~ Correspondents will please address J. HUM
GreenbrIer county, Va. ap l6-eodtlJuly
A,A COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK
yEMYSULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE
kl.1.lIs. u PRIMES This WATERING PLACE
Will t,s open Tor the reception of visitors the
LIST OF June It is situated on the t'ne and ~
fnN rifIc n the Ftrgirto and Tennessee RaitroGd
about halt mile fiom Bons ick 8 Depot Roanoke.
Va. at which depot An OMNIBUS will slways he
found waltinv, on The arrival of the cars to con
vey passengers 10 the Springs
These WHITE and LACK SULPHC Z
WATERS have effected numerous cures. The
w HlTE SLlPF L X, aggravated cases of Dys
pspsln. rlous affection of the Liver Idneys and
B!adde TeEerai Debility, and especial y diseases
OF the Nervous System, AND those diseases pc (.
cullar to females :; the BLACK SULPHUR. Ill
letter. and other eruptlons Of the Skin.
The ACCOM- MODATIONS are equal to any to
be found in tire mountains Of virginia. and the
TABLE and ATTENDANTS of the most salts
factory character. together with fine BAND OF
MUSIC. and every other attraction usually found
at first class WATERING PEACES-as to all of
which We beg leave 10 refer TO the large lumber
q! persons who have heretofore YiSited the pl ace.
ap l9-d3m J. y. HEFELFISGER. Prop'r.