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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-19

~ The IT he's i'ls the IerIodic attacks ner
Ct Sick headaches may be prevented and if tai
EN- at the MT of attack immediate Teiiet
from ran and sick nees will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and head.
eche to which females are so NJ ject
The act genery upon the bowels --removipg Cos
yeness
For iitora Men, Students perate Females and all
ersons OF stdentarv habits they valuable Lex
alive. improving The appetite giving tone and vgCr 10
the digestive organs au restoring the natural elasticity
and etrcneh OF the "a hole sy stem.
The CEfHALlC PILLS ar, the result nfloug inyesti
gatitn and carefully cor Quoted experiments, having
been in wears. daring which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amCUn OF pain end suf
fe,ing from Headache wheaher originating in The
system or from dnraueed ST ate OF the stomach
They ENTIRELY Vegetable in their position and
may he taken at all times with perfect safety without
change of diet and the absence OF any disa 1reas
taste renders it easy to Hdminser to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTER FITS,
The genuine have five signatures of Henry C. Spading
each box.
Sod b" Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines.
Box will he sent by mail prepared receipt cfths
Price % Cents
All orders should be addressed to
henry G. SPALD,NG,
F255ylM72'. 48 Cedar Street, New York.
Or to Weeks and Potter, Boston,
Sole Wholesale Agents, for New England.
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Exit Reasons for Planting IN Orchard
I. Dr.. Dwight used 10 remark t
his pupils At Yale. ,ha. raising frn'
Vas the cheapest and pleasantes' wa.
Of entertaining ones friends. We ar
creatures Of society. ami it is yer!
important object 70 make the sOe;a
hoard attractive 70 Ill who honor u
With their friendship. A dish Of vel
grown apples 10 always wholesome ant
acceptable.
2. An orchard is always an orna.
uent to the farm. beautiful in its spring
blossoms. its summer d~pery Of green.
and its sutan burden of yellos and
ruddy fruit. No farm is complete with
eat it, acres Of orchard.
3. The eultivit:on Of fruit is very
pleasant occupation. and has An iupor-
,ant influence upon the mind and heart
Of the cultivator. Il requires higher
intelligence than thegrowing Of tie an
nsal crops. 1t fosters forecast and
hopefulness. aud tends to . cheerful
temper.
(. Il makes home attractive-chil-
dren are universally fond Of fruit. and
he home where thi. luxury is enjoyed
will b more loved on that account
II win be in pleasant contrast With ma
~ homes around them.
8. 1t viii tend 10 guard children
against vice and crime. So strong is
desire for fruit. that they may steal j.
il i, 10 not provided Cor them at home.
And the boy shat grows up plunderine
his ssighbor's fruit yard and orchard.
Il very likely to steal more valuable
things when be becomes . a:an.
s. II is . very sure investment. An
apple tree. If veil planted. !: about as
hardy Is - OAK. and sure to bear fruit
according 70 the labor bestowed upon
l. When houses burn up. and banks
fail. and railroad stocks depreciate. the
orchard win yield dividends.
2. Il u not only sure investment
Tor yourself but tor Jour children. No
real estate in their Inheritance is like
J - Be % psrmaaeatly valuable. An
,rchnrd Oh good soil will bear fruit for
} hundred years.
.. Il 10 . perpetual Indictment to-
thanksgiving to the bouniiful Creator.
i yields its harden Of precious fruit
rear after year. giving large returns
or the labors Of the husbsndman.
md calling him to behold The wisdom
I'd goodness q Providence. Do no,
Ill 70 plant that long deferred orchard
nd whils yoa ere about it. select good
marketable fruit. The best Is the cheap
q.
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&grifaltnral.
From Fie.o Notes.

From FSe.o Votes.
All Iis 1slsa.
We have found in the apple melon.
one Of the Observation-Disclosures for apples
~ have ever tried. In appearance it is
vsry like the wstsr melon. differing
from It in not being good 10 eat raw
sseds green whea ripe. and the meat
sslid to The core. Plant when you do
other melons. and they viii Be ready
Ses nee early in the Gall. Their average
weight i from IS to IS bs.. and will
keep III wiater. with proper care.
How 10 Coox.- Take one Of the
melons, cut j, cressvise. lin doing 80
you expose less surface 10 the air
whole one beng enough for two OF three
nessss. )cut into rings. take of . thick
ris1. SEED. cut into small pieces. say
an inch square. place in tin or some
uiee euameled vessel. add molasses en-
ough 70 eeok it 10: If sugar . littls wat
er, none without. Cook till thoroughly
dose. say IN hour or two. or it will
have . greenish taste. Ter minutes
before taking of, add = little vinegar.
spice 70 your taste. cloves. cinnamon
and lemon we have tried. 1t is delic-
ious. oar folks cay they prefer it 10 the
appls for isauce. and in . teasing way
say 4 i not worth while to put out
srees-bst that u al nonsense though.
But for new Segiunen. east OF west.
while their orchards are growing. will
snd the spph pie melon very great
lsxury. ms. MARY b. NICE
Pana. N.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which nensrslixes this nsalarious poiDn in the
nlooi, and stimulates the liver TO cxp~l il from the
body. As il should, % it does cure this affecting
disorder with Perfect certainty And il dses more,
or ther does what 10 Of more service 70 those sub
e:, to this Injection II taken in season il expes
II om the system il il absorbed, and thus kceps
those who use Il free fran its attacks; keeps the
ystein IN health althnxsh exposed 10 the disease
Consequently IL mot only curss but protects from,
the great variety Of Affections which are induced
hy this malignant influence. mch q Remittes
Fever: Chill Fever, Dumb. o. Masked Agw
Periodical Headache. Of Bilious Headache, Eiam
fevers. Neuralgia. lshcunatisn, 0out, Blindnsss.
Tooth lchc. E1rashe. Catarrh. Asthma, Palpita.
ions. P.,inful Affections Of the Spleen, Hysscrics
Cole. Paralysis. and PainEl Affections Of the
stomach aud Bowels. al Of which. whea arising
.ron dis cause. viii be found to assume more o.
less the iatcrIuitsent type. This "Aous CuEE
sencves the cause Of these derangements, aaA cures
This it accompanies b. stimulating he exere.
:ories - expel the virus from the sysiem: ana
ihsse eIgaus BY degrees become hahitel 70 do this
her ef6ce of their own accord Hence mise, What
We term aelissaksfioa. Time may aecomnl;.A IN
sane end, but often lie = not long enoseh. or =
sacrifced in the attempt. while This " Aovs Crnr"
iocs Il, Il once, and with safety. We have great
eeason n believe this d surrs a. ven ~ salsv
-encdv for the whole class Of diseases which M
.aused By the niasmatie infection. thsa any ether
which has been discovered; and il has ssll sueshsr
important advantage 70 the public. which i, hat
{ l. cheap - veil - good.
rnsrAsED n
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THE HOME CIRCLE.

The Merchant, Mechanic, and Farmer.
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independent on all subjects, (no,
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In conducting this enterprise. III
proprietor brings TO his aid the val
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Years Experience as an Editor and
Publisher. and knowing no such
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erests Of the paper will be conduct
ed BY JonS w. DAY, Esq, Oskaloosa,
ansas, to whom applications should
dressed.
J. w. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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Fxrr.roa. BucxwnrAr CAx.,

1xfENfoAE bUcKWHEAf CARE
Three pints Of buexwheat. one tea
spoonful carbonate If sofa. dissolvet
10 wafer enough to make batter. ant
when mixed add = ieaspoonful Of tar.
tsrie aeid. dissolved in . fcw spoonful.
hst water. Nix il in. and bake i'm.
ne@isssiy.
Uss salt pork 10 grease the griddle.
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SouR MILK Co.'s CAKE.-Onc ousr
of soug milk or butiermiIk.

A hsgs leaspoonful Of pearlash.
A tsaspoonfsl Of salt.
Stir tie milk int the meal enough To
make . si6 batter. over siyat. 10 che
usssisg dissolve the pearlash in warm
vssss. SIR il up quickly. and bake j.
y shallow pers.
rs 4ths mill Is sweet i should be made
:ogr b a1diega tablespoonful Of vino.
II
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LIE PRAIRIE FARMER.


I u Twrn,y.Fiss. ssluas Of ibis Old and
nOp Mar Agricultural V1gsr commenced on III.
hrs tay %. January, 1853. = - - ~
u M, y. tho a'n VI lhc pu Lish~rs ia the In.
s"ss . y" The at, q" NUKE papes sLss .hnll
D. ivcriie MIN Ire E.ra.~r, the H.n,,cui.r.i.
81. 'si" ~ he iieside. j., ea..i, department. ~.
hal IN ''avsT ~ Assist IN iis, s,ve,.~s, ard la.
sirsc'i,s, ani max. !, fa,ar,,e " it'll tie yout g.
= 'so' 900 u the hi'ms giec'r. Ivy ~ u.s,,nvaa
suspects Tint u se<lc mos thoroughly uu1t,.
'a'ld tie shtE sc,e.cc "f farming .iaii prevail.
aa' ID. sni'i"g MAY hyl iSvk,d ..os, -. u real
y =, tao muss t.saithtui snd inisp. hdeo, On.
known. Wv
The list o. practical ron,ribusoss viii Ia much
cn'arS Cd smother year; end nO exleuss necrs.srv
u H." make e y r.r A:sicaltars psper VI the We,
The V'r~ " y ever b. found The working.
mans irie 4 AID aav"cste.
Terms Of the FYairis Farmer for 1850.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
one Cory. oss ysas s..... ....... ........ A 10
Three Copies, oac year,. ............So %
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One addssieaA' copy 70 ,hs rlut sgsa lss
every ten cs,p;ss over six.
Fsr eschSne ii fifty per.ons sendine shs ti,s,
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{ IL d., Ws viii GIVE .uaL volume III Tn.
psaisis Fsruss " III lsss Asif Il IL peesenl
ycaL
To tbe Isss six psrsons WIN will send % Lists
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we viii give 3 cspy Of Weistsr's UnsLsidced
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DR.. T; 7: SPECS.
Physician,

OSkAL0OSA, KANSAS.
Tenders his professional services 10 the citizen,
Of Oskslonsa and vicinity
Office Northwest corner Of Pus,i: Square.
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csiss Right llsss Per lstl!
9ax oooD Oh -
OHIO CUL TIVA TOR
WANTED.

A FARM Of two - three hsmlred sesn. -
"A good water and timber spon il. ed = -
.omtwhss improved, and Gtssssd viskis -
m'ies Of O-talooss. A.y Dre,es dsisise so
ssrh plac. for cash de~s, q : ,.sse.eSI.
psies. will pless- coll upss y. 4. Dus,ss. = -
Duttos Ho1es. Osksleosa. ~
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Viii pay fAxHsssil LAxDa make COLLECTIONS
ADD sttend tn any basiesss that nonrcsidcnts may
wish 10 Jeasrsoa Cosniy, and Northern Kaasss
All business entrusted 70 my care will rscsiss
prompt attenties % rsaseaabiS terms.
COUNTY SCRIP sIssys On haai Tor sale q
usses; rats n.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

and handled ea,eluliy.
Tickets fos ss.ls o. Tho Office Of the II. / ST
il. Z. T. u d. Josrph.
WA: f. WILSON, 0e.s..i Tickea xe,s.. s..
i.sris. Mo
Mas WV, NORM. Asen, Al 8, Jcssph.
ausuas 9Th. 1870 Att
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PROSPEROUS
OF THE
INDEPENDENT.

The Independent is published
every week, in Oskaloosa. jefferson
County, Kansas, and is devoted te
Literature, Arh and Sciences,
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Agriculfxre. Horticulture q Aarkeks,
and all features necessary TO make
it suitable and desirable paper for
THE HOME CIRCLE,
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NORTH MISSOURI
BROAD cUAcE
RAILROAD.
(oXLY ALL RAIL RourE.)

'1>flE shoss.ss and Qu;rk..-t roa'. - II. L,ui.
I Louisville. l.. aiag"a C,sriasss,i. Mem,
.,his. Nashville. sat Ill Essi~sn s0d Sosiiasm
tM'es: Passengers issv. -. Jsseph u Q 4. NJ
- ih' Hannibal 81 Juseph Rsi:~ I'd sid Gun
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ing the ~" ~ 70 isours. skscll"e gsssl ishi,
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sane.
O6ee a ths Ksssss StsHs C. ss ~ -
y. r. Dutioa, Ayest. StAras sssise - -
y,rt daily, ceaneesine With iisss = q 49,
Eass. " 81. Nsesh Ard Sesah. - :,
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Rirhmonh pispattt,
A-~.~.~--~ze~~.A~~@-@~@s,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY $, 1901.
(lrer tho Richmond Dispatch !

HEsE, April zSd 1851.
Efi!or oftAs Dispatch II noticed in your
pa,.er a few days since, paragra phi relative
10 INCARCERATION on the part OF the Rev. DIR.
Iunkin of his position in Washington College.
In the paragraph there were such statements
made as would lead one, taking a casual
glance to suppose the old gen tieman was not
foyat 10 the Interests of the South. Please al
los me 20 do what many of his friends know
ought TO be done, give few words of apology
for him Dr. Junkin has been one of the most
valiant defenders OF the doctrine OF slavery
the o. y Presbyterian Church has produced,
and his articles are among the best that have
been produced by any pen. The doctrine was
one taught By him because he was perfectly
convinced Gifts truth. lie fought aboiitionism
and free -soilism until the popularity of those
issns forced him 10 seek a home among those
whose rights he had defended. In bis class
room he always criticised Waylaud severely
and IN 4de manifest that the octrine of slave
~ wa Christian. ~Ss-~
Ihis Uaion has been 4 great hobby with the
DOCTOR, auo We have freq uentiy heard him
ser that IL was SO tied together by In tere I
Is TO be iadissoin bile. He thinks now that our
wrongs ought TO be redressed under the old
nag Can We not forgive this minor fault and
do ~ We please, yet will honoring the Doctor
for his tenacious and uacompromfsing spirit
III defending, contrary 20 his real interest, the
cause We have now drawn the sword In de-
fence Off
Allow me TO say that the Doctor has a
nephew, nes1Ke, who, having irbioed
The right sentiments on the slavery question
III MS uncles family, intends 20 march to the
defence Of Nirginia5 honor and rights. Let
u honor him for that determined sense ofduty
which leads him 10 meet face TO face in battle
the citizens OF h's native State, Pennsylvania.
lie Will be among the Christians burg voiun-
teeTs IaAEARUs.
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For the Richmond Dispatch ]

IgENINHTOH- April II IN, 1891.
To the EfHor Of E.e Duty Dispotch:
notice paragraph in the DsspGtch, OF the 18th,
sigued Justice" which paragraph and which
signature IS apt to make false impression.
Tuis AN preston We seek 70 remove. Jus
tice' says we beg leave to say simply that
IL was hts mtg question of discipline which
Wss 1nyotved in the case. The State had not
seeded when DIR. j. ordered the nag not TO
be pnt up--tto come down it ought 10 be- 1t
tcsty put up becdHse his authority was disre-
garded III the premises We beg leave to
differ with this. II was not mainly a ques-
ton of discipline. The Faculty not the Pres
ident, have control over the College buildings
There IS no law against putting up nags on
the College. Both OF these facts proved
by their taking the vote. DIR. j himself said
that he wouldn't object 10 Il Union flag, when
the first flag was put up. Ii 1T was Il ques-
tton Of discipline Why didn't he submit to the
action Of The majority, the ruling authority
Dr. j said IL was personal insult 10 him Tor
us to express our opinions. When Dir. j I'M
dertakes 10 tax about insult, hs should re-
collect that he said when he burnt this first
H1g, eth ~ he hadn't thought that there was
fr"tt0r III College; that the man who put up
that II X was ichtte-ttUeTed sc0Hadrgt; that
IL TINS htd been done III the College of the
S1ine name in Pennsylvania, the author would
h ave Deeu ridden on "A rail-" He AFRO said 10
the Senior class, the majority OF whom he
knew were for secession, That "aH who were
tor accession were IeTJured traitors" AT q
meeting of The Faculty, DIR. j. said che ii made
M his mind he would resign if that flag
HLiti u ne QUIET members Oh tu8 L LEui-
- iii their minds were made up they didn'
see amy lfnprOpriety III it; they would vote
for - staying up. When The seniors and ju-
htors went u recitp, he asked them if the flag
VIZ up; they Told him that IL was. He said II
VIII not hear Il recitation or deliver a lecture
undcr IA y,beL II Ig." They dispersed. The other
members III the Faculty ara as an xious TO pre-
serve dis ipiina as DR.. J e.. with this difference
thrB treat Us as gentlemen. Amt it strange
that tnis question arose about Il secession Nag,
and that ouJ Of 1--we Professors but one was
for preserving discipline, and that IA gen tleman
from Pennsylvania We're not tho Trustees
itnlent IN not turning this man out for his
disATNeeiUl behavior 10 students, but allo wing
aim 20 resgu2 VERIrAs
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CHINA, Glassware, Go.

I2&CtTiNG Important To THE
"a SOUTH In these desperate times 1t viii be
cheering news to our friends ard the pubic IN
general to be informed that we have just opened,
at establish ment, especially built fer our
trade, at No. Us Broad street. between Attn and
bth. n splendid stock OF CHINA and GLASSW AXE,
HOUSE FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS, assur-
ing hem that many goods being bought only re-
Gently tor ca b. at panic prices viii be offered 10
IA IN at prices suitfng these difficult times 2dmi
TaDly. We specially recommend cur Dinner, Tea
aud Toilet sets, etc, etc; Dr. Names ReIri4eIa-
tors. and others; Water Coolers; tour-mnute Ice
Cream Freezer.; Bird Cages; Children's Car
riage s; Table Cutlery; SitverP Plated, Al baa Bri
tannia, Block Tin, and Japehna ed Ware; Tea Trays
Looking Glasses and Picture Flames, (which we
manufacture 10 order1 Wooden and Willow
Ware and general assortment OF Fancy Goods
Please call at our new store, 2o5 Broad street.
2p y SCHAAP Il CO
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VIRGINIA HUT Ell,
STAI'ETOy

The VIRGINIA HOTEL, 90 exfsnsI,aSt
70 The travelling public ~ one Of the verv 1a =,
| .eis In the state Is now 0wned soIsh ~ ~ H.
Wa. II Thos = PEfT0S, who viii "t-''n
their whole attention to the pa rpose Of - lev
| II possible, the high reputation wbicb .s*,ss
| ent sustans, and will leave no sxa,,t u Al P',
picyed to render their guests SAITH led "a sesa
Portable. The recent additions unt ~ ga &c
lshnspt enable the propretors 70 acco, 80 es't3.
much larger number Of guests than - Gaze
The whole building, in the interior ana .ssiiT
has been recently kEFIFTED ana = zero.
and looks now GOOD As NEW AIN tbt
The propristors have secured tha .ar~,
Mr.. WIN. ID. GiIkES0S. sr, an 'feS q.
landlord, and formerly of The Tsyior H. 10
chester, a. SUPERINTENDENT, VIII, F,"A.
avery attention 10 those stopping AZ tba ~ is7
Capable and faithful servants are ala 49,.
TO ensure the comfort OF guests The isbt lH
continue as heretofore, to equal that Ct aay 49,,
Connected with the Hotel are sxtars,v. O..
bLhs, under the Management Of BNEEhs -
well known for their experience and sfic!4r1-
his department Horses vii! be taken an ~!
and Horses. Ruggies, and Hacks will ba az!
10 guests on reasonable terms ''@-t
The Proprielors are we'll pTerarad to see.-
date families who wish T. spend the sas,Io,
mouths Ia this healthy portion OF The Nl4ta ''''
Il mis- Hotel Is well furnished, and eoq..i,..
good and comfortable bedding as any h8nss .- h
State. I'D 'l4
In this Hotel there are two Of Fief9fr,,.
and excellent marble bedded. and p.fagt a. =
Toned BILLIARD TABLES. New and cotnf,,,.t
BATHING ROOMS have Just been neatly risad 81.
Ws H. FEYToS, VINO has been 80 ons
neeted with thlz hotel, will devote hi- wbsls =.
ientloG 10 the accommodation Of the sar-I, =
Ii thankful for the liberal patronage hararsf
bestowed, and would respectfully AK conf,
nauee OF the same.
rios 10, n i. r. Psr Ton ProFrie,on
y. B.--Ths office OF all the STAGE L!NB>.,.
- House Also the office Of ADAMS q CONT5.
stauntou March Is, Issi. = ''' s = r.,
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-. s.s......., A,HrItIClAL 2 9E.TH...f41

50 ,<e5.es.a-. AAttF:tiAi, EEFH.- -rAA
FgSsssss szt11.g CHEOPLaSTIC AND YULCAEITE
W TTfAWS PROCEsE- W. JONES, DEN
10y fIsr, having the right for the above
ncde of HeklnR Teeth, and heing satisfied of .ts
absolute superiority over al OttsF methods Car
vita confidence commend it to thoss desiring fail
or partaE sets Of Teeth aud especially such Is u.y
BE ti-s8tt-f fed win those they are now 1sIng.-
he perfect I'D sptatiou of the plate 10 the mouth
and the suc:iol thereby secured, enables him to
insert more teeth without ci,sgs. This me-
fhod having been adopted By those standing high
aet IN the profession North and South testimo-
alais will b3 given and specimens exhibited 20
hose wishing 10 see thom. Sets OF Teeth on gold
OF any other plate, will, Of course, be made for
these Preterring them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
.oaEhiy performed. Teeth extracted By ELEC.
EIJirY, 17ithoi.' pain.
- otics on Main street, opposite Coria'BIan
10
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panic rniUEs, II .AnSEs.,

BY JOSEPH sTRAUsE, No 81 Main street
just bought al less than ~ cents IN the dollar.
large STOCK OF rieh Lawns at -, 10 aud IL cts
zine Jaconets and srgantiss, 12Lc. Is &c; Dabs-
ges, cts, 10 cts, and higher Befe3es ali eolors
shawis, with Chenille Embroidery, At 81 30. worth
sSeo; Black and Cotored silk P4rssois from 70
cents aud upwards; st-colored Calico. Al - and
scents. cheap at 10 ; Ladies' silk Thread Glover
snd GauntIets, at l2s and IS cent? short and long
SIX Aits, at 353 and 50 cents, worth double the
money Hoseries, Linen Handkefchiefs, irish
Linen, and Bos0ms; Brown aud Black Shirtng
and sheettng Pillow Case Muslin and Tow cling;
rf"nch Needle W orked Colare from ~ 10 Is cts
Gam brio and Swiss Bands the finest work in the
city Cassimeres and Linen Goods for Men and
Boys wear. Black and Colorea silks, sud great
many more Goods. too numerous TO mention, viii
be found at prices that astohish every body that
calls a. No. 81 Main street. Look out for the right
al. 10, AfF~E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

II bLGE OF VIRGINIA. This Hospital ar.f
ID by the lberaiiiy Of the Stale AT cost ol ur-,
than S2o,Ge", il now completed, and open Tor tt.
reception OF patients. IL II admirably ajapt,l h.
It's plan tor the accommodation OF the sic6 AL +.
furnished with every convenience reqH-si. ~
their comfort and successful treatment. Its 49,.
GattOn. Marshall street, east OF 18TH, Iu mos .
Stsly al iacspt TO the Medical College. " lille r.
tired and airy, II at the same time central s.t
convenient OF access from all parts al ia. city
The patients are under the immediate chAI.. IT,
the Professors OF the College, (wko rake IA h. =
visits,i assisted by competent kusiaent FL,.l'
clan.
All persona requiring Medical or Surgical tr..i
ment are admitted, except the ISsANE, and tha-a
IahoIing under SMALLPOX AND oTagA tNFscJIo.3
DISORDERS.
LYTSa-iS WOMEN, both white and colored Re.
ceive special care aud attention.