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"a COVERS WHITE AND BLAt X

A,A COYNER'S WHITE AND HLAtK
YEHnYSULpHuR AND HALYBEAT y;
s4A.llAs. SPRINGS This WATERING PLACE
viii he open Tor the reception of visitors on the
LIST of June. 1t is situated on the lane and IN
full risr Of tds Firgiaia and Tennessee Railroad
about halt a mil f. ON Bonsack's Depot. Roanoke.
Va. AT which depot an OMNIBUS will always be
found waiting, on the arrival OF the cars, to con
vey passengers to the Springs.
These WHITE and BLACK LPHUR
WATERS have effected numerous cures. The
WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated cases of Dys
pepsIa, erIous affection of the Liver. dneys and
Bladder General Debility, and especially diseases
OF the Nervous System, a. those diseases pc {.
cufaT TO females !; the BLACK SULPH OR, all
klnts OF diseases of the Skin. aggravated of
Ietter. and Other eruprions of the Skin.
The ACCOMMODATIONS are equal 70 any to
be found in the mountains Of Vrg mia. and the
Ia BIZ r and Al TENDANTS of the most satls
factory character. toge ether with fac BAN d OF
MUSIC. and every other attraction usually iound
~ hrst- class W Altering PLACES-as TO all of
which we beg leave tn refer to the large nuInt,er
of persons who have heretofore visited the pi ace
IN I'm a ~
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UNTTrK. IHtLNs. tiD.t<, xc

DUITEK, tiIEESs. tiOGN, xc.
u 40 packages prime 81 TIER.
50 boxes prime CHEESE.
50 bbs. SW EFT UIDER.
loo bb!s prime LARD.
liU bbs No 3MACKEREL.
50 hns and ha' bbis. No. MACKEREL.
leo boxes Jackson CANDLES.
Pa boxes STARCH
~ bags GRAIN SPICES.
50 baskets HedsicS WINE.
loo hbs. Refined SUGARS.
Receiving, for sa.e by VIM. II. TYLER,
NY 9-st 18th street.
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~ h u 5 l. - = "A 1. &. ~ NALVABLE
1 REAL ESTATE IN AND ADJOINING nj AM

REAL ESTATE IN ANpADJOLNING NJ AN
CHESTER, AND SLAVES As Trustees in a
Snelings and wife dated 10th April, 1850 duly re-
corded in Cheete field County Court we shall, in
execution of the said trust. proceed TO sell at pub
ed May. 1850. at O'Clock 2 H.. tif fair: # not
the next fair day.) the REAL ESTATE and
sLAVES convey ed b, the said deed. consisting OF
now resides, situated on the Western limits OF
Manchester containing about 30 acres. more or
less. having thereon large framed dwelling an
road adjoining the Spring Hill property and the
farm of Mr. Saml Hardg rove, containing about 10
acres will be sold BY the acre. This land is admit
joining the mansion house will he sold into lots,
according to a plat and survey to be exhibited at
the hour of sale.
Also, several other Lots. in and near to Man
chester. and several valuable SLAVES.
The particular attention OF the pubic is respect
fully called to this sale it is believed that there
than the one on WHICH Mr.. Sne,lIngs now resides.
TERus.-For the Real Estate, one fourth cash;
balance at and u months. for negotiable notes
cash. The taxes for 1850 to te paid by the pur
'has'r': S & 4 c + EThfIhISNRR:{ Trustees.
GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts. ap24
sold CoOPER SHOP. near to innlop, McncuIe
Hs ana K ~ #
P'ANO.2 good MULES ana CARTS and HAIR
ALso-A coat YARD, about ons, quarter of
two NEW TtNEME NTS, near Coal Yard. front
'ng on the " estern Road; lear the limits of Man
oh my me hsq1 e ssls A1c,
,,P S-Atter the foregoing sale: vii be sold the
HI use ard Lot now occup ed by Mr.. JOSIAH NJ oes
At the corner Of Per-, street and the corporation
IERMS-At sale. my l4l u. Il A., AuctS.
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BY 1hOs. w. Reese, Auctr.
Coffee corner of 18th and Cary streetsD

coffee corner of 18th and Cary streetsp
HOUSE AND LUs rUK SALE ATAUC.
l.! TlON.-Wi i'll be sold on WEDNESDAY. the
23d day of the present month, at O'Clock 2. NJ,
!, fair 4 not. the next fair day. the HOUSE
AND LOT occupied by the subSc eiber. on Chu CHI
Hill, at the corner of Marshall and 9th streets.
The lot fronts 90 feet on 9Th street. aud back
iS2 leet The House IS an excellent brick one
containing rooms without the garrett, with brick
kitchen.
TEAMS $3.50 cash: $500 in months. the bal
1nce IN u ouths. The last pay meut may be, ii
des red extended to a much LONGER period.
The buildings are insured at 50 900.
J us a. GObDiN.
Sale conducted by THos. W. ksEsEE, Auot.
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Isl Th0s. ". keesee, AucS..
tOthee corner 18th and Cary streetS,)

HORSES fUk SALE, AT AUC.
@TION.-On WEDNESDAY, morning, May
1 -, a 10 o'clock. viii Offer for sale in
SIX or eisht Saddle and Harness HCRsEs.
m my L ThoS W kEt SEE; Auot.
FIVE No ! MULES between three ~ four years
cd, warranted sound. ard well broke 70 snslS and
RlAGE and BARNfSs. in good Creer; enc
second. hand Spring WAGON, nearly new.
my 10 THUS. w. KEE6kE, AuCt.
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BOARDING.

QOAkDOR KE NT.-Vwo most DFSIR ABL E
II ROOMS on 1lth street, In rear of the man
building corner of Broad street, opposite the
Powhaian House. They Will be rented to SIN sle,
to n married gentleman " itbOut Childre n, Who
could be accommodated with board in the fanny.
Apply at ne residence, Broad and llth streets.
IDh 3l-ts
HkER HOUSE.
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best Of accommodations,
with every effort for the comfort of guests. La e.
DER not exceled III the United States.
H. D. PARKER,
NH Sim J. F. MILLS.
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DISSOLUrlONS, &c.

NOT,CE,-All person indebted to the concern
aGy other PC son whatever, except JoHv BEAu
en- A4g, who is N, authorized agent,} the said
partnership is th's day dissolved.
81 si.l continue to conduct the TURNING
II IA the Sa @a BY M Msss St IN s.
May lnh ls0 my i5-st.
y hsIin. als Jay used. " II Ii: bETTs vii
continue IN Inc NEGRO AUCTION BUSINESS.
GREGORY he Will cordnct the business under
the firm of REiIS h GREGORY. at their sales
street. 3nd about oHe square below he former Of
hte f PuiiIau " Belts, and respectfully solicit Il
continuance 81 me pf'TpnaEe which was SO hber-
a.ls extended 70 VA. H. Belts while IN he firm of
lu .Ism Il Belts.
Iae. have obtained the services OF Mr.. BUSH
I'D " ELeoRE as Clerk, who has an Interest IN
me business Z Z. u ]. 81 tR fEhtfSf
R.lHHoyr, May 10. 1850. inns i0-dXcw2m
\ AID good vii b. Mf 40 sTARRErr. a ms
Trends and customers Will please call on him for
Yer, respectfully - D' wM. BowDEN, JR.
maies furnished for Buildings. Furnaces and
hanses OF the most approved patterns; always
let GEO sTARREiTtT,
Beivln' SHOW. Governor st
(O-fARTNEKStiP.- subscrl hers have
y entered INTO CO. partnership, under the name
and sts lie OF W. PETERSON co, for the pur-
pose oi cuntuctinE a General wholesale and retail
DRUG AND Pr INSCRIPTION BtSiN t.SS at the
ed stand OF ". lie eTson. corner OF l2th and Nam
streets Having such facilities AZ Will enable them
to der goods at prices that cannot tail to prove
sa:.siactory. they respectfully solicit a share Of
tie patronage Of the community.
". PETERSON.
Richmond, May ], 1860 II. W. FOKBUSH.
W. PETERSON offers his sincere thanks to his
friends and customers for their former liberal pat
Ee, and respectfully asks continuance of the
for the new concern OF ". Pc rEkSON
CO. my b-lm
ni>>VLtTfON.-Ih The co partnership hereto
- tore existing under the name of W tNDEN
BURG B0HME at City Point, Va, is this
ia, dissolved by mutual consent.
ROBERT WENDENB BURG will continue the
business on his own accountant solicts contnu
firm.
aoG-lm WENDENBURG & BONNER.
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VIKG GINA WINGS BA NK..
Chartered hy The LegiSkatnfe Of Va.

Chdrtercd By lie LtgiSkafnfe Of IA.
CAPITAL-Si 100 COO
MONEY received on de post in sums Of F | V T.
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of per centum per annum is ,aid for sums
remaining SIX months or lonr for shorter Pc
RODS. interest at tne rate of per eentum.
The whole JOINT STOCK bound tor the de posts.
D. ps sl~ received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, / i STARKE. at the store oil f.. B.
Spence, corner of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va.
COT'rREJT pros,t
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DEM.-"l, o, Tree 8 Co.'S Kan, IN Eagfsl1l
~ lass'ss sss 's' we, 4. eAysFsexr,
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UNITE OAK TUNRER. SAWeO Tn

w ORDER subscriber having the entire
s1ntfo on, q, Sne OF s pest CAV
forest, will contract TO furnish in good order and
90 reasonable terms WHITE OAK TIMBER, OF
superior quality, used in Car building, Machine
pur poses Agricultural indictments, Canal Boats
Bridges, &c. TRUMAN A. rARKER,
Wholesale and Retail Lumber Dealer.
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BY J. n. Digges, Aucs'r.

WILL BE SOLD, eye:y nlsht sh,s vsek. =
aSct'or room s.; NAM st[sssi cSp3Saeins q
Plated " ATChEs; fine Gold 1EWEL&Y God
GUAKD and VEST CHAINS, La4is9 ChAtA-
TORS, 10. Also, . lot Of FANCY GOODS, CT.
CARS, CUTLERY, 10.
N.B-Cousig nmonts receiving every DAY and sold
without reserve. ]. III. Dl60E0, AuCt,
D. F. BoOrH. Salesman. h6O
TO TOBACCONlSTS.
auO 900 Il. ~ inch and = inch Canada BUTTON
WOOD.
ioo,ogo 4. ~ inch and = inch Csnsds WHITE
5000 H. Casing PLANK.
Ertlfeiy seasoned, aud tho beat gFauos " the
KIND, which will - sold At sxcssdinSly low prices.
and on the most favorable terms. -
G. ROBINSON,
my 2-1m 9Th and Arch SITS !. & ,ath OF Hassn.
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N1If.rNHRY.

G On ws sisf, 81 yt. ,Ss .],s.A. ,ya9k
s,' E. s ::S9;F' skfiSIEs al F4s
n..s Sss ttn tsS's q S:'.' r ~
18th and 18th sts., informs her customers and
sss ass n" Ell M III :S1x ssI
ana p.a .pS and n
sD 'H' bought R;NffEtI .Sfst for
- mis- MISS v. 4; GENTLEMAN mn.
select as.cr ON rriaay' Soth full andEk
srsiSS AND SIMMER MILLINERY. s
Al No: 2.z BROAD street. pi9-im
~ SPRING MILLINERY. Nn
MRS, DAVIS ( SISTER. n. Broad aNGS
sPR nhs GSn Mfan affSsqE'KRsnt of
embracing all the latest styles to which We invite
me S'sen;nn pa .ne d ess Also large assert
wmN We T,n open our SPRING STYLES on
ASflgro THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND
MISS REBECCA SEMoN
would respectfully announce to the ladies' that
she VII open her Room tbs day mon DAY. with
BOYS fsEassn spes as
TALMAs, and every article suitable far child. ali
Handsomely .ntro,aerea aud made up in the most
fashionable style tn please the most fas tidin,rs
handsome lot OF PATTERNS. Just received,
the newest STYLES.
DRAWINu, PINKING, EMBROIDERING and
COLD and SILVER BULLION WORK done at
* Ss sns:sfi: ' TEHpLARs eAuNrLErrs and
ROSETT % every description mada to order,
and all kinds of RtGALIA repaired
FLANNEL. SKIRTS and SHAWI.S for infants
and every article suitable for children s waar can
be had by calling at Miss REBECCA SEMON'S
Room ut her fathers residence two doors below
the ST. Charles Hotel. Main st. my Ii-2w
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BY DunlOp. "a '""-" Co, Aucts.
CARGO OF :. = TOBACCO BOX
~ TIMBER AT AL TIUN, ON THE DOCK
On THURSDAY, the Nth inst commencing al 5
o'clock 7 we will sell. on the Dock, the cargo
of the schr. L. T. Bo d. consisting Of
1854 it SIS seasoned Button wood PLANK.
62,S43 ft. 4 - Oak and Buttonw wood PLANK
T;;RMs.- Under S 100, cash over & l0O, months
credit for approved negotiable paper
IN, II DUNLOP, MONTURf & co, Auot's.
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s., = :, 4 BEAITiEII Pk!vATE RES!

Ea:.; DENCE, ON UNION HILL. AT PRIVATE
IGASA Eve are authorized to sell privately a
beautiful private RESIDENCE on Mosbs street,
Union Hill. IL has been lately built OF the best
material, ar has attached a two-stnry hrick
kitchen. with everv 9TH r convenience be s,des'
well oil excellent water on tie premises. There is
attach an acre OF ground, beautifully laid out In
walks. with ornamental trees, fruit trees, shrub
berry and flowers. The property is located IN one
OF the most desirable nelghborhoods, and deserves
the attention OF persons desiring TO secure phi
vate residence.
For particulnts, Apply to
NV ln--tc A
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hlChiNSOr HILL l. CO.,
~ a T('yJtyH T. EkS

FOR THE SALE or GROES,
AT THEIR OLD STAND, Cor. FRANKLIN AND WALL
STREETS, RICHMOND Va.
continue to sell NEGROES both ut public and
private sales.
Persons entrustns their Negroes to us for sale,
may rest assured Of getting the highest market
prices for them.
Our porters are always In attendance at the diff
tsrent depotS and boat landings.
Ri DICKINSON,
N. d. HILL,
my ll--d& cw2m L. b. hill.
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IT,
FRESH SUMNER LAGER BEEK.-The
L undersigned is now receiving weekly and viii
continue t. receive tnrou- hout the season, q
superior article of SUMNER LAGER BEER.
from tie famous READING BREWERY, which
he viii supply in quantities to suit his Gus omers
ard the public ut his Saloon.
He will awa,s have on hand supply of the best
SWlTIER CHEESE, j. & LANCE
4th street, between Broad and Marshall SITS
L.
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DR.. MoNTARDE FIR. s. NJ. F.A
PROFESSOR t 81 CHEMISTRY
SOLE EfDdIsttSSaRE Of ANb 5 665&MafroSsbEa
M1AA6 6t LoSt3SF fam KILLER.
GREAT FRENCH lie UMAr1c REMEDY.
Begs to invite the attention OF the
citizens of
TO THIS GREAT APP FFa y,flNFTX
rxrEEkiJNHifEF SssSb External or
TIL 6 R Il +; TIE i ES w6k n 6GDioiSS
- For the immediate cure Of
D''' 3HHE55ilf fsss S 81 Rsgshr,rr.
~ FEVER AND AGUE,
CATARRH. OR Coin IN rHK HEAD,
NEURALGIA,
IT CURES THE WORST Io6 ff3RASfihE' &C.
THE WORST NEunAt u lAALF A MINUTE :
THE WORST cHoLIc :" nAAf a MINUTE :
THE WORST SICK HEA inais a MINUTE
OF vua Az EsISS HSs fS AssgEs vrvo.x
1T PURIFIES THE BLOOD
AND RENOVATEs THE SYSTEM,
IWPAkTING HEALTH AND yIGOR.
OF MIND AND BODY.
In BALTIMORE. WASHING roN. Asp ALL oTHEK
~, Ci1iss WHERE HISS BEsN iSTHoppGED.
81, MofE ottI $EiSS Nov ser,
AS A SPECIFIC FOR
FEM ALE COM PLA ANTS.
It'll STANDS uNRIvALLEp.
We do not say Of thus Medicine frequently
said OF others, THAT after using or bottles
lief NAV he expectsd" We confidently assert
that ,u using thls mcdictue the relief is
INSTANTANEOUS
While tho price Of this tsPEAT BLkssIs6 10 only
Is and 80 CENTS PEN BOTTLE.
We respectfully ask for il trial fron ALL sat-
isiied that trial WILL be sufficient TO establish
for Richmond the high reputation il emo, in
all other cities. Jas. McDONNELL,
General Agent, BaltiHOre
For sale in Richmond ny puRcxLl. LApp & Co..
FlsHSR & WIssroN, Nam a., and BY Drssgists
generally. nv l-i1lf
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BY Richard tsnihorn, AGctre

IN BALES Or M.ANlAIN HAY AT
w AUCTION. THIS DAY. at clock NJ,
At the Virs mia Central Railroad pepct. Will sell
NJ auction. IN lots to suit, ~ bales MOUNTAIN
Hay Sill. htly damaged TKRMs-Cash
my l6-lt r. CAUTHORN.
IN WEDNESDAY, 18th INST at 10 q ck Oh st
- nv store, Will sell 1T auction tiercos baxyod
Hams. 10 nbis. and half bbs Shad. s hbls Plckied
beei, bbls. " hiskcy. do. Of Brandy. I hid.
Sides, boxos Tobacco $500 Cir nrs, bOxes 6OaD.
my IS r. CAUTHoRN, Auot'r.
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>-----s-->>~s-S~>~-->s~-r
FUTURE DAYS.
CAGE o. TnE VALUABLE PROpEnTY
T.HVETppMMN A. BACON QUARTER BRANCH

SAuE % TINE VALUABLE pROpERTY
~ nnMnWN Al BACON QUARTER BRANCH
IAvhAN. AT ACCTION.-The subscriber hav-
Ing recently purchased fhs fore oins vaua bic real
estate, Win ths view OF keeping il az a Hotel AID
circumstance having since occurred 10 prevent
his EARRING out that intention. bo has deter,n ned
to the said real estate and for that purposo
premises. on WEDNESDAY. tho 2sd MAJ. $50
a. "A O'Clock M ,fif fair; " not. the sexs fair
DAY. Lot No l, on which the Hotel stand !. has
front on b. coke Avenue ri no feet. aud depth Of
335 feet on Calhoun street. ~ Goddin street. ON
y hich 1t has front Of Ia feet. Lot Ne 2, ON
which the Stable stands has front on Brooke
Avenue Of 96 feet. and depth on Webster street
Of l4o feet. Lot No 8 tin rear, has q front ON
Webster street Of III feet, and depth On Gofdin
streeupf % feet The buildings on Lot No l are.
for tbs most pa in good order. and being Of br OK
are insured in the Mutual Assurance Seciets for
81 ,fc IN the ard. between the two Ho' els.l rs
a remarkably hne spring, shaded bf magnificent
s,cau,"res and other trees. The place is = most
ueau!ifu rnG attractive npe II Is not OTl. well
adapted t. a Hotel or pTivate Boarcing House. but
- also well suited tn almost any kind of bus ness
being IN q part of the city wGere there Is much
bus ne IS being done.
TERMs.--One fifth cash, or negot able note at
months. bearing interest satisfactorily Endorses;
BE- lance At l. 2 and years, for ne liable notes
interest payable half scarl,,j secured BY trust
deed
Immediate possession will DO given. The taxes
and insurance for 1869 to he paid by the purch sers
CHAS. Il. THOMPSON.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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,I,O SLATERs. STUNE.CLII.N. ~ :

no SiATERS, SFDNE.C MA
l SONS: EXcAVATGRS; GRANITE,CUT
be RI ceived at the Office OF the Engineer OF the
City until IL O'Clock M, on WEDNESDAY n xt.
the 10Th inst, for the Stating, Granite Cutting.
Masonry, Excavation, Wrought and Cast-Iron
Work. required in the construction OF an AIMS
HOUSE Tor the city of Richmond. Plans End
Specifications IF the work can be seen on appca-
ton at THIS Office. whore all further information
on the subject can be obtained. Bv order of the
COMMITTEE. WASHINGTON GILL,
my ltd City Engineer
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BY EdmOnd, Is's""""r' CO.s A0cto.
CARGO SALs ~. -. II POOL FsNG
~ SALT. AT AUCTION On y EDNEBDHY,
Z, our Warehouse. head Of the Dock. the cargo Of
the ship Henry Buck" just arrived from Liver
pool, cons suing of
800 SACKS FINE SALT,
of Anderton W0rthins ton brand
SAID Salt will BE- delivered A. City Point or Rich
nond: This purchaser e. the Point v i'll be allowed
the Lighteraae and Doekage Q. ING per sack
IN. IL EDMOND DAVENPORT CO.
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PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, TIMING. &c,
done IN the best manner aud With dispatch. EST
maies furnished for Buildings. Furnaces and
htn.es oi the most approved patterns always on
hand large and desirable stock from which TO Sc
let. GEO STARRETT
Raft-lu e 10y
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For particuInfs, apply to
my lots JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts

-, u X ~ t. The middle tenement Of
RIA chose new iron front Stores and DWELLINGS, on
F.ank'ln street, within few yards of the
First Market, suitable for almost any kind Of re-
tail business, The Store and Cellar will be rented
sepafatey, if desired. Apply at No 43 Maj st to
III, Its VIM WALSH
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SERVANTS FOR SALE

ENIKA Sugar eured Mans, Smoked Beef,
- cheese, " hIte Fish. r C., by steamer to- day /,
|or sale low at J. p. KAVENAGH'S,
9Th md Rrnad stS
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A n 4 % n M A TITAN G.

IS pieces44 best quality WHITE MATING;
50 do "a do do dos
80 do JARED and WHITE CHECKED do;
For sale from To 10 cents per yard cheaper than
any other house. by ]. Al. ROSENBAUM,
my H-3t 1913 Broad street.
NTKAW ES, ATKAWBERRIES.-
STRAWBkRRfES. Those In want Of them for
preserving can engage them In any quantity, by
early application to
BROOKE PLEASANTS, ACT.
my Its No. 2 Main ST. corner lit n
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OtitE.-i he term of co partnership OF
- PULLiAN Il BELTS having expired. by
NEGROES AT AUCTION aid privately on COM
IN sslon only, wi! he continued y, is at TIE OF d
STAND, ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respect
full, sol cit a continuation o patronage t!InEl our
friends and the putiIo sencrGlly, and by industry
and perseverance hope to merit the literal patron
age heretofore extended 10 US.
PULLIAM & CO,
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NtIit - Having sold my tools. stoch IN trade
ard good wall hl Mf- GLO. SEARRETT. my
friends and customers Will please call on him for
am work they may require.
Nery respectfully. WM. BOWDEN. JR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-21
IS A Home-spun Party

Some time ago, Mrs. B, a fashiona-
BILE lady of Richmond. inviteo her aristo-
cratic friends to her splendid parlors for a
"Home-spun Party And what was the
Home-spun Party? Why. it was fancy
dress gathering, at which no one could be
admitted who did not come dressed entirely
tn articles Of Southern manufacture! The
fine ladies of Richmond accordingly were
compelled to take in their criDoline. to anti
quate their bonnets, to keep their lily white
hands bare of gloves, to do away with silks
and eatins, and to dress in homely gray and
brown. When the visitors arrived, the
dresses were closely scrutinized, and con-
CALCULATIONS were expressed that the North
had at last been outwitted, wheA to the gem
eral surprise and regret of the best society
of Richmond, it was found that most Of the
ladies had trimmed their fiocks with obnox-
ious, ribbons and gimps which had come
from importers in New York
One thing, therefore, may be considered
settled, that the Union will not be dissolved
until Southern ladies are willing to come
forward and take the initiatory step by bold
ly sacrificing their ribbons and gimps, and
taking upon themselves the self-denial of
wearing dresses without trimmings.-N. Y.
Independent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-21
From the New York Independent.
How to Treat a Cold.

If man begins to cough, as the result of
a common cold, it is the result of nature
herself attempting cure. and she will eff
feet it in herown time, and more effectually
than any man can do. if she is only let
alone, and her instincts cherished What
are those instincts She a5hors food and
Graves warmth. Hence. the moment man
ia satisfied that he has taken cold, let him
do three things: 1st, eat not an atom Cd,
go to bed and cover up. In a warm room /;
Sd, drink as much cold water as he wants,
or as much hot herb tea as be can, and IN
three cases out of four. he viii be almost
entirely we'll within thirty-six hours. II
he does nothing for his cold for forty eight
hours after the cough commences, there is
nothing that he can swallow, that viii, by
any possibility, do him any good; for the
cold with such a start will run its course of
about fortnight, in spite of all that can be
done. and medicine will only hinder cure.
=" Feed cold and starve fever" is a mis-
chievous fallacy. A cold always brings a
fever, and the cold never begins to get we'll
Till the fever begins to subside, and every
mouthful that is swallowed feeds the fever.
Halls Journal of Health.