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The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
E~'migrants' Register.

Tie Fourth Utah Emigration conpa-
ny, left Florence June 18th, and camp
ed at Wood River July Sth., company
consisting Of 26S persons, d wagons, |
cart, PA head Of oxen, SO head Of loose
cattle, and Is horses and mules. Com
pany all well and stock in good order
Captain Of company, Homer Duncan
Captains of tens, Henry Talbot, jun,
Dan'l Miller, Benjamin p. Evans, Edwin
Stratfcrd, Thomas Green Chaplain,
Henry Talbot. Sergeant of the guard,
Joseph Foster. Clerk, Thomas George
Odeil. Chaplain, Henry Talbot.
David Booth, j. W. IIammar
Alex. Gillespie, Robt Parker,
Homer Duncan, Eliz'th n Ottingsr,
J. n. Benedict, WIN. Memmott,
Geo. Howard, John Busley,
Sidney Coons, Josiah Brooks,
Eliz, Case, James Howarth,
Mary Ann Sairll, james Memmott,
Richard Phillips, Mrs. NJ. A. Andrus,
lis. Stevenson. John Forsyth,
Stephen Mahony, Elil'th Tricebock,
Jamea Saunders, John Williams,
J. S. Rawlings, Elis'th Taylor,
Moses War;, John Shelton,
Eliz'th johnson, David b. Wy.
The fifth Company passed hero July
l4th., consisting Of 1872 persons, II wag
CONS, 233 oIer, 90 cows, s horses ana
6 mules. Company oil we'll, stock in
good order.
Captain Of Company, Elder Milo An
drus. Captains, Of tens, John Taylor,
Daniel Grenis, N. w. Bordes, Jacob
Hoffman, Rabert Shelton, James Evans.
Sergeant Of the guard, WIN. A Martin
dale. Clerk, Geo. ". O,tinger.
The sixth company left Florence July
Ord. Company consisting of6l persons,
10 wagons, 81 head cattle, 10 mulee and
9 horses. Company and stock al we'll.
Captain, Ii. q HullinSer. Chaplain,
Joseph Sitter. Sergeant Of the guard,
John A. Hill.
The eighth company left Florence Ju.
~ 10TH, and passed here July 26'h.-
Company consisting Of leg persons, "a
Wagons, ls9 oxen, q cows, 4 mules, .
horses. Company oil we'll, stock in fine
order.
Captain, Sixtus Z. johnson. Captains
0! tens, Alfred Longman, Jsbes Wood
ward, John Beal, Seth Johnson. Chap
lain, Jabe1 Woodward. Sergeant OF the
guard, Seth johnson. CLERK, Geo. Tess
dale.
The following church trains have also
passed up, persOns and stock doing well.
Capt. Murdoch, Sc wagons 475 oxen.
Eldredge, So ABS
Horne, So 45o
J. w. Young, 10 500
q ...,na. % mules G horace.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01

c1 Pace 10 the evening star y
the soul. as vi tue 10 its sun, and the
two are never far apart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

rohkiss LkfTgRs FoR TIE SouTa Seven
te-n hundred foreign letters, addressed TO
telsons la the seeded States, were received
.antn rev York at the Dead Letter Once this
n.orhlos Thirty four hundred have bee
ksoosiy sent thitber from Boston, New
nrnseI~o TO agents OF Southern Houses, II
Wops'y identified, upon payment OF postage
phoer our postal treaties they win not be
opened at the Dead Letter Ouico
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Thon blossom, bright with autumn dew,
And CuloTed with heaven : own dew,
Thou openest when the quiet light
Succeeds the keen and frosty night.
Thou CONTEST not when vl0let's lean
D'er wandering brooks and spri ngs unseen,
or Colpmb}aes IN purple drest,
y cd 0 Ell the ground bird hidden nest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

WAR COFFEE "A very good coffee can be
made, COSTING only ~ cents, by mixing one
spoonful OF coffee with one spoonful OF toasted
corn meal; boil Well and clear in the usual
way. l have used 1t for two weeks, and sew
erai friends visiting my house say they could
not discover any thing peculiar in the taste OF
my cohee, bat pronounced il very good. Try
II, ana bee II we can't get along comfor,a '
even while our ports are blockaded by the
Would be king. / can assure you il is VERY
pheasant, though mol strong enough 10 make
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GROCERIES,, 40.

RACON, LIQUORS, &c. ss sor-s
sss s sS: cns mo"a.s GSn9fs
rs bbls. common ON and French BRAMDY;
shat, PPiPes Hsnns''y and o'ard fKkScH
,half pipes Holland DIN;
70 bbls. Port and msdsira a WiHs; c,..;
20 'S and t aias ssi bks4siE s
shalf bbl.. herman BITTERs.
sssI.. NeT,h:rD Apple BRANDY.
IS Sbas. prime SHOULDERS and SIDES.
1000 schootey's sugsr-cursd Worlds fAil
100 smithAeld HAMS.
30 tsrces and bills. prime Western LARD.
100 bbis Extra G. B. A, Crushed and Powdered
%. &c ssl: S ssoYn s s1a ssAckEKr1.
100 sSis. Ne; tHt HEKRlXas.
go bills. Fine, superhne and Family FLoUR.
sstits 10; MASKkEELia
% bsis. Cuba and N. Orleans MOLAssxs.
s s,sI. ss1 SS6 59SE SUGAR.
%, IS s ssxs! RI Md 81 A1ksbDaA''' corfA
500 DEMlJOHNs.
50 bundles Wrapping a TWIN INNS
50 boxes Chalk and Pow hatan PIPES.
50 boxes Ground PEPPER.
s0dozen BROOMS.
1000 gross MATCHES.
20 dozen BARREL COvERS.
100 dozen BUCKETS.
10 dozen Cedar TUBS,
500 boxes TOBACCO.
500 reams WRAPPING PAPER.
so kegs SAL. SODA.
20 kegs BICARB. SODA.
zee kegs EAILs.
7,5oo CIGARS.
Is half chests Green and Black TEA.
Is boxes mitchell's CANDLES.
100 boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
Colgate's Defensive nd Fancy SOAP.
7 ask the attention of the trade to the above
stock, " hich desire to sell for cash
THOMAS JONES'
nv Pom No Main street
~ TUBS FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER.
I'D very superior article, inst received from
Augusta county, for sale at rs cents retail by
J. S. ROBERTSON,
Corner Franklin aud Governor sts
BLACKBERRY BRANDY, for Diarrh9a, in bot
lie
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DR.. BCsBY, famous schoomaster, was Il
severe but not ill-natursd man. 1t IL related
of him and OF his scholars, that during the
absence OF the doctor from his study, one of
the boys, finding some plums in il, and being
moved 10 lickeGishness, began to eat them.
First, however, he waggishly called out "
publish the blnns OF mltrimUny be tween nay
mouth and these plums. Ii any here presen t
know Just cause why they should not be
united, you are 10 declare ii now or hereafter
hold your peace" But the Doc tor had over
heard the proclamation, and said nothing
until the next morning, when, causing the
boy to be- brought up and disposed for pun
lshment, he grasped the well known instru
meEt and said, 81 publish the banns Of
matrimony between this rod and boy If any
OF you know just cause or impeachment why
thty should not be united, you are 70 declare
II" The boy cried out, " forbid the banns -
'F OF what cause ~ inquired the doctor. "a Be
cause The parties are not agreed" said the
oty. lhe Doc tor enjoyed the validity of the
objection urged by the boys wit, and the eere-
mohy WAS not performed
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PEEPAax 10 BAYS HAY NY TIRE n.1x-Ths
has crop VI the Confederate States must moi
= lost sigAT Of Lst the tai. grass Of our
felee - eniHsyed and packed iatn bales neg,
ISL ON QnyeTnmsGI WIN hsy ;ifnsa nav
poE - 6Ale - nj II sise~.sers Hay Ia almost
iee9Itessee o any army, and shasM III
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The WENTWORTH GUE.-A description of
this gun has been publs he'd. We notice some
difference of opinion among English writers
respecting is merits. A writer in the New
Mont hly Magazine says that although it has
caused a great sensation, IL is now hardly
spoken of. He claims also tina Z il is too com
plcated for field practice, although he ac-
know lodges that both Whitworth's gun and
WhitWorth's lille make splendid practice ia
target shooting. His objection to them in the
field is that they are too ''eXcellently fash
Toned" for the ordinary use of troops, and
require great care lest they should get out OF
order.
The rife won the prize offered by the Queen
OF England for the best shots among yolun-
teers, but it has not been adopted for the
troops by the British Goyornment 1t is OBJ
.lscted by this writer that with each round
fired with the Witworth gun, n diminution OF
range is perceptibie, which he attributes to
thu augmented friction OF the sharp edged
proleciie. The small size of the prolectiie is
also objected 10.
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Speak no m.
az ,HAgLEs SWAIN.

Nay. speak no iii a Kind werd
Can never leave sting behind,
And nh To breathe each isle We We heafa'
Is Ear bcneath lahie fntud.
fUb Oft a better seed :. sown
~ choosing thus the kinder plan,
FIR, Il hut li;fls good be known,
stlli, let W. .poAk she best we can.
G,ve mea heart that fam wonid hide
Womb rain suorh 'rs iAu,t eHare,
How can Il pleasure human PRIDE
To nr We humanity Int base
No, ia! ~ reach eigher mood,
A nebler estimate Of man
Be eAruest ia ihs search for good,
Aad speak of all the best we caa.
Then ,psak no ili--bnt lenient be
t. otGeT> iaiiinss a. your own;
II Won re the drst y fault 10 see,
he not the frat 10 make II known,
For iife il bus \ passing day;
No lip may tell how brief iis span:
Then oh the little time we stay,
Let's speak OF all the best we can
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TAILORING.
-------.,-----.--.--
PARTICULAR NuElGE.

d The subscriber would respectfully ia
--lE- form the public that he is assd 20 CT
KIN and MAKE MILITARY SUITS Gu Teasoaa-
bic terms, anu WORK warranted to give stlisfac-
ton.
HavlGg had some experience 10 Cutting Thin
ming and making Military Clothes In Europe fol-
the Prussian army, Halter myself that ca N sat
lay those who may favor me with a call orders
respectfully solicited L. LICETENsTEiN.
10 ls-!2tt On Franklin, bet. nth and 18th ats.
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uzS ARTIFICIAL rsEru.--rHa

~w~yruz ARTIFICIAL TEETH
AE&ER CHBuPLksTlC AND VULCAatTh
UTfWx2 fRGCkSo. W. JONES, Dss-
~I1 LLI TIsT. having thA right for the above
mode OF making ssth, and beng satisfied Of 10
absolute superiority over all etheT methods, esa
with confidence commend II to those desiriaE fan
or partial sets Of teeth and especially sack as may
&c dissatisfied with those they now usthg
The perfecg adaptation OF ths plate TO ne wouth.
and (hs suction thereby secured, enables him 70
insert one or more testh ssttaSaa et-Isss. THE re
thod hasiag been adopted by thoss standing niso'
IN the profession, North and South, tss'i 9i2-
aia!s VIII be givsa sad specimens exhihhrd -
those utshtns 20 see thew. Sets ofTssth, on s9tl
or any other plate, VIII, Of coarse, be made iaf
those preferrins them. Fiiltas. cleaasins, ~
sraesins. and all other opeIsuons ssasiy sha e.
TRICKY, without Pass.
~ oess on Main street. opposite oerin'p,aA
Hall ia ~
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4 "a ALLEGiiaNS HpRi>G>,
6EEAX MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Aess.g
This celebrated watering place will he oTane ID
for the reception of vis ors on the ist day June
Located - miles from the Virginia and Tenn o.
see Railroad, they are easy Of access, aud afford
the hest security for families.
Each department Is supervised by the pTOrrie-
tors, who will attend personally TO the wants Of
thstr guests.
The Proprietors 6atter themselves they were
never so welI prepared As the present se@son.
A full supply Of Ice has been secured.
Passengers leave the Railroad at shawsvills,
and arc carried Ia foar-h horse OMnlbusses over a
fine road to the Springs
These waters staad rivalied for the cure N
Dyspepsia. BOOTH, C0LHOUN eco.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
EXECUTIVE DkPARTMENT,(
RIrHMoND, VA, June l2. 1891
lIuGlES I0INED IN SEpPIX.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RIrHMoSp, Va, June u, 1891 {
THE DUTIES INVOLVED IN SUPPLY
L ING the troops in the held with Small Arms,
Field Artillery, aud Ammunition therefor reQuir-
ing division Of lator, the following order Is is
sued
The Colonel Of Or1nspce Of Virginia Will
tinue to attend to the issre Of arms, both Artile
ry and Small Arms, belonging to this State. and TO
the manufacture Of Field Carriages and Caissons
The making up of all kinds OF ammunition, iu-
Guiding the Manufacture Of Percussion Caps and
the issuing of the same, will be attended TO by
the Ordnance Department of the Southern Con-
fsderacy, for which purpose much OF the Am
mugiti0n as is now on hand at the Armory, and tn
present accommodation Tor further man ufactuTe
of Ammunition as Is now appropriated tor that
purpose by this state, be turn ed over TO the Con
federate authorities during the continuance of
the
The Colonel of Ordnance of Virginia will make
the necessary arrangements to carry out the fore
going order. JOHN LETCHER.
ia iE-ts
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IMPROVE YOIN
@~ KYkS u

FRANKLIN d Co., CPTlUiAHs.
O1sr 10 the public their Improved ChteI&S
PEaisCoPlC sPgCTACLSs. Ter prsssryias sh'
restoring tAs Impaired vision 10 tts prime sttSI'
Liso' a VERY hns ssse;tmsat Of MICROSCOPES
TKLssCoPks, MARlEz asa pPkkA GLAsssSi
saa the an sss eoiiseston oi sTkRS0Soofss aas
SrkgxcsCoPIC PicTcgEs.
- CETsTkL olAsSks sss In ola fraEss'
=. Ne. " NAN sraSSES.
pIN fra. u. aaA Trail i Ii. xa@. Y
~ barrels ssa pirss, d. ths beg, assinnS "a rs
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UirK AuAIN,

~ MILITARY ovgRCoATs, Rsady4
10y Made aud Made 10 order. at w
". Stages Military Clothing Depot,
nth ST., near the American h9tel,
Richmond, Va.
NJ SHOULDER STRAPS on hand. je I'm.
>ee RICHMOND CLOrHING MANI.
IA FACTORY .--Ths subser bers have oa esnd
ID 3 large and comp etc sss0nInen 81 by "a
IL ERS MANUFACTURER doopS.-ttotns,
Cassimers and Vsstings. Of all grades, rom the
following noted MILLS: Crensaaw Mills, kieh-
pond Va; KILLER l. Co. g Mills, C1ipeper county.
Va: Kelley Ford n CO.. Mills, fIsderieksbnrs,
va: Thomas y Aiass' Mills, Marion, smith
sonnty Va: Rock Island Mills, Charlotte, N. c.;
which we are prepared to make to measure 1T the
shortest notics and in the latest and most sp.
proved styl ss-g Foods thu VIII compare In svsry
respect With the best Northern naanufactursd
goods and many of thu Crspshaw goods 90 nal Ia
quality TO French. These be no ionger an
excuse for buyias goods Iaan1fsctursd out OF the
State. In addl.iea, ss ksep always on hand q
stock Of FRENCH AND ENdLIsH CLOTHS AND
CAss AkEks, ast to be surpassed by any house
In the city. We have the best o; Cuttsr,
asd . corps ef workmsn not 20 be seTpssssd
~ any seEss ip the ualoa, With ds.srsai.
Raa9e 10 feraisA eur pssreas with Soalhsrs
GioshinG-rassertAl rSiss4 South, See4s were
scatn, sst s2d @kSs soatA, saa ws kcst 70 b
spl4 tad vera EyF.A, ~ ss are dsssrEaiAsa 10 Il
I,ssU ss~0 y sasS iSFx 1s sa \ iaaa'
u!Sshlssi la ttlssssi fdjSh,
~ t,efssf Ct AslA SSa tlta LINN.
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sraA M roArs, eHrPpINo, DO


s~rw NDTtCE.-PASSAGE 10 FORTS
-AP0WHATAN and JAMESTOWN,
stAseddasnslk<Sand 10 GROVE aud STONE Wharfs
DAlLY.-The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. J.
n. FREEMAN, Will, flor the accommodation Of
those wishing to visit friends stationed at Sny of
the above places, also those at Williamsburg
and iorktOwn,) leave the wharf at Rockets EV
kRT MORNING, except sunday precisely At 5
Pow hat.n by 10 O'Clock, Jamestown IL o'clock
Grove Wharf y and Stone Wharf clock p.
II. RRTURSING-wilt leave stone Wharf al J
o'clock, Grove at 2! clock, aud, touching al ali
the regular Wharves. Doth going aud rei urning }
arri at Richmond about i clock +. NJ.
Passage for the trip 70 Stone Wharf aud return ~
Meas extra, so cts each
BE fhe above sch eduie will be comnepc ed on
MONDAY, 2Ah June. L. o. HAhKINs
IL al
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
70 LAwNEsCEs. MARYR.

49, LAWRENCE MARyE.
WA ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices In the Gour.s Of the city Of Richmond
and the counties Of Esarico, Ba10Ver and Caro-
line.
He Is also Notary Public gpd Commissioner ct
the United States Court Of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIy WHITE
and himself being dissolved, ms ofics is
nth ST rat below 6od3ia'a Hall. f. ia-lv
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VARSITY SPRINGS.
a. : 4 sFk.BJ.E SG's SPRINGS,
y.HaG l3 MILES From STANTON

yXMY, d NILES F'0H 'TAVNT0N'
VIII be open for Visitors sfter tho LIST of JUNE.
Alum, Sulphur and Chalybeats waters inst at
hs nd.
The Stages leave Stanton on Mondays, Wed =
nesdGy6 and Fridays. until the 10th Of July, dftor
which time they will leave daily, c0aEecting
with the ears from Richmond, arriving b. clock
L d
pleatiful supply Of Ice.
TERMs.-S25 per mOGth. Private contracts made
for families by the season.
Analysis Of the W AtsTs sent, application, by
nail.
kilograms sent from stanton, by express hen
desired. CHESLET KENNEY,
a SIMS Proprfetor
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NOTICE TO TAI PAYERS.-Bs It ordained
~ by the Council of the City of Richmond, tina t
the Collector Of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice in at least four of the daily news
papers of this city, for fifteen days prior to the
18th day of June, that he will attend st his Office
daily, beween the hours of O'Clock A. III. and {
o'clock ?. NJ. from the 18th to the SOth of June
Inclusive, for he purpose of receiving from an
person charged with city taxes the whole or one
half Of the amount OF tax charged, deducting from
the whole amount, or one half, as the may
bs, 10 per centum thereon. The Collector shalt
In like man ner, give notice, for fifteen days prior
to the 18th day Of December, that he will attend
at his office daily, between the above mentioned
hours from the 18th to the Slst of December, in
elusive, Tor the purpose OF receiving from any
person who has already paid one half only of the
city taxes charged to him, the remaining half de-
Quoting from such half 10 per centnm thereon.
Ia purSut zee OF the above amended ordinance
passed January II, 1855, viii attend at the Col
lectors office in the City hsll from the 18th to
the aoth of this month, for the purpose of receiv-
INK Taxes Us above directed.
te lin JULIUS A. HOBS0N, G. G.. z.
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"a MONROE CAITNTN Z A

NRR MON ROE COUNTY, VA.
L i
1 his celebrated watering place is now open FOR
the reception of Visitors and their sccoumOda-
lion in the most comfortable manner, all arrange
ments having been made with that view
For the peculiar properties of the water, we
refer 10 the different works on the Virginia
Springs, and Pamphlet by DR.. WIN. BCREE, q
copy Of which will be mailed to order.
The RED SULPHUR Is situated in perfectly
safe location in the rnOuitairs, So miles from Dub-
lin (Newbernl Depot, on the Turnpike Road to
Salt, and White Sulphur, and Sweet and Red
daily communication, by regular lines Of four
horse coaches. A. DUNLAP
lin 7
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4 HEALING spIiiNGS,

49, HEALING STRINGS,
YE.MY BATH COUNTY, Va.
4Is:esa- - This celeb rated Watering place Is now
open iUI the reception Of visitors. The establish
cd reputation of the water in the following dis
eases IL too well known to need anything more
than simple notice of and our being prepare to
receive boarders. viz : Dyspepsia, Chronic pi4r
rh@a and Dysentery, Rh,umatism, Enlarged
Pros rate, Bronchial Affections, Aphth4, Disesser
Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Paralysis, 0zrona,
Loss Of Voice, Female Diseases, Diseases Of the
Eyes, and al Nervous Affections, &c
To persons desiring retirement a I'd fine brae-
ing atmosphere. ths HEALIEG SPRINGS offer
peculiar attractions. They situated miI &c
from the Warm and mites from the Hot Springs
and 20 Iii es from Nj hero Depot, Oh tho virginia
Central RAILROAD, from which there Is a daily
NATL and a rne line of Coaches, y hich passes on
to the White Sulphur aud sweet Springs. For
further particulars, address
js.--4w PORTER ERWIN. Proprfstors
A. AxBATE ALCn SPRINGS.
FTAx VIK9IN MA
IL 10 miles from M.lhoro' Depot, Sirgin -
Central Railroad
TO FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO
WISH A QrIET AND PLEASANT SUMMER ne.
TREAT.-The place will be well kspt ant with
special reference to the comfort OF families
boARD-slo per eek for TWO weeks, and fcT
all time over two weeks, II per day. Children
and servants half price
An abundance of ICE GA hand.
JAMES p. WOOD,
JeiZ-zm Superior deaf
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|..A UoYSEa,s WHITE


Yea? AND BtACk STLPEUR AED
kxnrsaMk4-l MALY BEATE SPRINGS.
This WATERING-PLACB win be open for tbs
reception of visitors the 10Th OF NAY. IL is
situated on The line and in full view Of the Vir
glnla and Tennessee Railroad, about half mile
from oons2ck : Depot, Roanoke, ! a., at which do
pot an OMNIBUS viii always DE Gou nd waiting
on the arrival Of The cars. to convey passsuge
TO the Springs.
These White and Black sulphdr Water, have
effected numerous cures. The White Sulphur,
aggravated cases of dyspepsia, serious affections
of the liver, kidneys and bladder, general de-
5llity. aud especially diseases OF tho nervous sys
teIn, and those diseases peculiar to females. The
Black Sulphur, all kinds OF diseases Of the skim
aggravated cases Of letter, and ether ptions
OF the SKIN.
The accommodations are equal to sny to he FOR ID
In the mountains OF Firkin and the T. BE md
ATT ENDANTS of the most salts factory character
together with fine EAND OF MUSIC, aud every
attraction usually found at 8rsi- class Watering
Piacesas to all of Shich We beg leave to refer 10
the large number Of persons who have heretofore
visited the place.
BOARD will be reduced to $50 per month for
families children and servants half price.
There is also TELEGEAPH OFFICE here,
which communicates with all parts OF the South
j. &. HEFk ELEIS hR,
= p~.. r,-f-
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CUU so bags Rio COFFEE.
1000 sacks SALT, fine and coarse.
200 bb!s. Common wHlsKEf. GIN, and
$50 packages choice :. Green and Black TEA.
50 50 bbIs, old APPLE 81 BR t!AiB n
900 bbls. MACkEREL aud HERRiNGs. all
kiods
100 b9 STf ny Orleans AoLAssEs and Golden
SO bbls. low priced Brown SUGAR
geo bols superior Mountain WHISkEY,
200 bbls. FLOUR-superfne, Extra, Fine and
s1 100 dq SI Hi6cKS E ard and BLOOMS 13
Lines, Brushes, Mustard, Fig Blue, Clothes Pins,
Ink, Backing, Pepper: starch, Spice. Ginger.
Fancy Soap, EAST Powders, and everything else
VIM B. JONES CO.,
te G-8t 18th street, bet Main and Cary
I'D SHOULDER BACON,
For sale by wM.B. JONES s e.. u''s'
te l7--ot 18th street bet Main and Cary.
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY,i
OOa BARRELS Refined sUGARs.
Extra No. Ia gooa ( COFFEE SUGAR.
No "a fair extra q
| S0jl BBLs REFINED SYRUP, at the following
For % barrels and upwards, s73 cts. pei
IwouId call the attention of farmers and con-
sumers of syrup and Molasses generally, to the
qy ana w S n more per sson ssr
any other kind of syraP In In market
PORTO RICO SUGAR SUGAR, in tierces.
CUBA SUGAR, in hhds.;
On hand and for sale by
ia lots GHAS. 2. M0RRIss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

SPEClAL NO1ICE-DRUMs, DRUMS AND
- ID h L NJ III G.-Tne Subscribers would beg
leave to Inform The military that they are pie
pared, aud arc manufacturing KETTLE sud
BASS DRUMS Of The best material, (woOd and
Will wdria al the same Drums repaired and re
headed Heads furnished at reasona bic rates =
Instruction on the dunn will be given ii re-
4uired
Manufactoiy, corner Main and 10th streets
le 20 5tA RIGHT & BELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

EcG-Fly Kilier-Destroys dies instantly, with
out Danger to anything else: For sale by
JOHN w. GARLiCK,
Apotnacary, &c,
iell Market Place, Franklin street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22
HATS, CAPS. IN
SPRING TRADE,
SPRING TRADE,

Ell SPRING TRADE. go,
HATS, caps, AND STRAW GOODS,
ROBERT J.. DiCklasoS
Successor to binfort, Dickinson A wst.t..,
No. IS Main Street, Richmond va Fe'J
Hss open and In store a full nd rompIsta .so.. -,
HATS, GAPS, end STRAW GOODS, Of tbs ist..,
and most iashi onabis styles which will be soS !,
wholesale aud Retail, on ths mos, fsvoyaha.
terms. '"'"fsois
Inc atention OF merchants Is most respectfully
sonclted 10 call aud sE3mi 10 for thsmssIvss ''
. MILITARY HATS and CAPS made 10 orss, 4,
the shortest notice '" "i"e'
Cash Purchase -'ll and II to THAR ,,,.,...
sail and exsmirs = stock bsfors m rehs.,n 70