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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05
THE GREAT KANSAS REMEDY
For Fever and Ague
WOODWARD & FINLEY's
A G U e G U r E
And Anfidota 70 Malaria. Z = =


rs And Antidote to MaIaris.
THOSE unacquainted- with the virtues Of this
l. cheapest, safest and best specific for that pest
Of Kansas-AGuE, we would refer to the following
testimonial of Col. W. W. 81. Lawrence, of the firm
Of Lawrence, Christian d Lane, Attorneys at Law,
az well as to the individual experience Of the
thousands Of others who have used'it: p (
MINNEoLA, May 5, 1860.
During the summer and fall of 1859 l was
troubled with the Fever aad Ague.7,in its most
hOrrid forms. For months this disease fingered
about me, assuming every shape, both regular and
irregular, common and uncommon. To arrest it,
l made use of the common remedy, Quinine, in a
most faithful manner but to no effect. also used
diligently, numerous other Medicines, said to be
"Ague Cures" in fact, I tried almost everything
could think or hear of, but all to no purpose,
and 'dernier resort sent to Messrs. Wood
ward d Finley, of Lawrence, for package of
their Ague Cure, and it is but justice to them and
the medicine they sent me, to say that since
commenced taking it, have had but one very
slight chill, and that was the next day after got
the medicine / used one bottle of Pills and part
of another, and part of bottle of their BiOters
My health improved rapidly, aud to-day am en-
joying better health than before for years. there
fore eheerfully recommend both the Pills and Bit
ters @ sure and safe Ague RemedY,,-.--
c.tt\]&} W.W.H< LAWRENCE.
~ Woodward Finley, Lawrence, Kansas,
Sole Proprielors and Manufacturers.
For sale by Flick & Eskridge, Emporia. Is
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

WE DEFY COMPETFTI0T! Our stock is
large, and we determined to sell
We have in store large quantities of every ar
ticle usually kept in a Wholesale Grocery
Establishment.
Merchants of Kansas City, Southwest Nilsson
our stock before purchasing or ordering from st
Louis. We will at least convince them that nc
house on the Missouri river uRderseH u.s. Re
member. that THATGHERS 4 WHEATLEY sell
at Eastern prices, and only add cost Of trans
portation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05
Staple and Fancy Groceries.

On the Missouri River. which they offer at EAS-
TERN PRICES, with cost Of transportation
added
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05
WE DETERMINATIONS!

We offer sindnoernents to MIGRANTS that no
other House in the West can offer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05
HIS. & i. FILLMORE.

ct FILLMoRES.
Hosiery, Ladies', Misses and Children's Hoe
iery, at FILLMORES'.
Domestic Dry Goods. All kinds.
at = FILLMoREs'.
Pants Stuff. Ticking Sheeting DC.
Room PAPER, Wall PAPER, Paper Window
Shades at FILLMORES'.
at FILLMoREs'.
A Splendid Stock Of Ladies Shoes All kinds.
ct FILLMORES,.
At ' FfLLMoREs'.
White, Red, Gray and Blues Flannels,
at FTLLMoREs'.
at FfLLMoREs'.
Linsey. sadnetts Grey, Black, Blue Dc;
at FILLMORES'.
at "'e ' F1LLHoREs'.
shawls, Stella, Long, Single. All kinds:
at FILLAORES'.
Brunetls, Ribbons, Hosiery, Dress Goods.
at FILLMORES'.
at F1ILMoREs'. Lawrence.
at FILLMoREs', Lawrence
FAN Dry Goods, -
at F1LLMORES, Lawrence.
Every Style of Winter Dry Goods,
at FILLMoRES'.
Most desirable styles of Winter Goods,
At F1LLMORES'.
Latest styles and most desirable Patterns,
at FILLMoRES,' Lawrence.
Most desirable styles of Dry Goods,
at FILLMORES', Lawrence.
ppTCFS 70 anti the Tiuaa z-s.sE
at FILLMORES,, Lawrenes.
Prices reduced to suit the times,
at FILLMoREs'.
Starvation Prices, Famine Prices,
at FILLMORES'.
The latest styles Bonnets and Millinery,
at FILLMORES'.
Shoes Ladies, Misses and Childrens.
at FILLMORES', Lawrence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-15
[ ALLFGIttNl SPRtNG~,
(<sA y NJ \ -I,IttM & z Y l.tL- 5, \ L

Inl- celebrated watering place viii De- opened
for th, reception of vii or- the 1t day If june
Located p! miles from the Virginia ana Tauuse-
80" Ri.iEOpt, tlsy are easy Of access, aud afford
the best Securtty fCT families.
Each department il supervised ~ the proprie-
tore, who will attend personally TO the wants II
their guests.
The PIogFjetors fatjer themssives they were
never 50 we'll prepared is the present season,
a fun supply of lee has been occurred.
Fa-seUEers leave the Raitrpad ~ Shaw9v}il"
aud are carried II four horse OIInibus-ts over q
fine rosd 20 the Springs
These waters staud uuryallei for the cure IF
DF~pvV-}a. BOOTH. tbLiitiA & =.
4 L.
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ssA UOXNER's NHlTk
- NA U n d nIAHk vi HHTln 4 n y

TEEaY AND S n X Iy.1r ~ ,fB l,as
TINS INTERMEDIATE Wt'i h. opea Tor the
reception Of WATERS on the -0fH OF MAY. Il Is
eitcated the line AID IN full view ot he Tir-
gina ald Telueseeo Railroad, about hasf a mile
from Bu.oack r Depot, HoauVkr, b., at y h.ch DE-
pot IN OMNIBUS wHl always be found waiting
oa the arrival Of the ears. to convey passengers
to the Syringe.
Theses White nd Black sulphur Wsters have
effected numerous cures. Tho While sulphur
aggravated cases Of dyspeps'a, serious Affection
Of the liver, kidney, and bladder, general Do
bilty. and especially dissaSe3 d the u-rrnar Fys
tom. and those dIoe2seo peculiar to females. The
Black Sulphur, ali kinds Of diseases Of the skin
4ggrava'.3 cases of letter, and other eorrnPtio4s
OF the ID In.
The accommodations are equal 70 n ny tC Be ion I'D
In the mountains OF Virginia. ana the TABLE and
En- d. II is of the most Sattrf4Ct"rs Cudr4
together with fra BAND OF MUSIC, ana every
attraction usually found AZ Hrst-ciass WateTi OK
Pacss-as to all of which We beg leave 20 refer i
the large number OF persons who have heretofore
visited The place.
BOARD will be reduced to 12O per mouth foI
families children and servants half price.
There IL aiao FhLEGKAPH OFFICE here,
which communicates y IN al parts % the South
j. a. HEFFELFINGER,
~,
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~rxsszs> AGfENIia<, A SGLEt--
a9FRhsH SUPPLY OF FlsHtSG
FACkLE, Iool.--i am now opeaing tba moat com
plets assortment Of FISHING TACKLE ever otter
50 IN richmond. Amongst my assortment may BE-
toond ali the variety OF ROOFS, such Virginia
besides a full assortment Of HOOKS on Cat and
6inpi also, Gut and Gimp extra Rugged Lines
with Floats and Hooks completes; Sea Grass Float
ana sihRers extra; Cotton Linen and kiA2
Lines SILK Lines, In greet variety, and Of sGps
Nor quality; Trout Flies and Reels; waking
Cane Fishing Rods, sc.
Also, inet reca!se red, Zee assortment Of CoLT'h
ssisbIsted TIVE~sh0OTEh5, ali sizes
JAMES WALSH,
Maker ana Importer Of Gers, 4ihss. Ia.
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'lttr IT. Le armed " 10 ha'L his Quarrel inst
~ NAKED. th' uSh :, CEad ~ 10 irioit 4tg--i
" i''~" e"n cssnce VI. "a ia -i3cv = corrupted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-15

A5sl .ss.sssess MONDAY u4xt. 27tn la., .'.
NJ. s-sF FRIGHT TEAMS af....
Company will be run THhEH TINES 4 Ss.-
as follows: Leave Richmond for Freder.la-
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAYS and FEIlAFs
Return AZ. will leave Fredericksburg aud trr...,
in kichuoqd on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS I'D
= I'll LHsN~ -
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No ~ ~ sss1sr TO ? AsEEtG al el0ti.
III = ->-f-s -----s'~-> COMO NUhIH.-NI@ 49,.
bANGEMENT.-E GPgGrAHE TO TEar ...
EES -THRnCGd TlCkET. AHD TRIO, Gt
CuECES.-GHRaT hoLFHEEE RoIIE-s4,
fy1ng the greet Nglted Sfg'e~ Maji Twice daily.
$50 nday lgtt eEcar'ed) between Richmond, a .'s.
s1dria, Washington, Baltimore fhtlaastuh't.
Nsw Tors. and al important points W ss.. Z
Acqu.a Crock aud Washington, over the h.r..
uuut, ETrdeTl CErCGIS q Potomac Railroad. ...a
ctot9ac var, - miles. 1Ul ty -yl-atld aa"
crthDie tednars thence to " ashtr&igp at UlI-~-
all l52 miles in seven hours. DatU8 con ea e.
bic add perfectly s7fe rate Of -Peed-
[ HoCra nf departure 30 A. NJ +nd r. g.
ESEHAGE. E1&er charge Of Special AgsE's.
tbEChHD IEEOCGF a. Washington, Balt5l. .ss.
EhilsGei phia and Neg tprk.
1E&oUGR TiCKETe can he secured 90 the fai'.s.
fnz F1fIiS, VIE: Baltimore, Haiadv} p3i&, tu..4-
gatF. CutuUEUs. Indianapolis, Cairo, Dayton. l-t.
'ersllviie. Rock faleFd, Eaussyt}is, - asnlr...7
rew YORK, 1T. Louis. Chicago, Hitt-burg, bu. =.
VILE Decatur Newark ana tiuge4Les.
EasaeaXers breshi aHt and sup at athisD3, s~1
dine ca board he comfortable steamer uetW .-a
AcQUta Greek and Washington.
Pcvsous wishing 10 obtain tickets iaE s>~geH'. f 2
Washington city and points tuTtt sT Norlh. ul.f =
at cGses he yonchei for ly some Responsible sv s.
sitf1en or EiElungd gc~son, known "a tra a..rs
IT ms Ro@d, 1i.ss 9t& b soid a4Fjts+ j ~
thu
~ For father Information, sPplY ~ this Of "a,
Brad Street, hh9aEae HtL.
JAS. WINSTON, GenI Tloget =
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-4...>S->er~ fsiPkUtk fUUn
~ EYks u 1T

FRANKLIN b CO., OPTICIANS,
OGsr TO the public their improved CRYSTAL
PkklsCoPlC sPkCTACLkh, Tor preserving and
restoring the impaired vision 10 les prime sis or
Also very tine assortment of MICROSCOPES,
TkLEsC0PES, MARfAE aud OPERA GLASS ks ,
and the Enest coll sction OF SfEkk.,COpES aad
bTkRE0SC0PIC PiCTURAs
~ CRYSTAL GLASS 81 set In cid frames.
No. As MAIN Strict,
10 1l--xly k,shmoaa, Va,
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arHAR1BOATa. : aIPPIrC.

an TIA " Il FkbH' h'r'
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ME- PAkls Fashions. Miss hEsEocA
.TSSB&ca Is still exhibiting ueT pew aad
WA elegant styles Of PARIS fashions, for
Sladiss aud children, Every variety o!
pattern. ready cut for use, FOR sale At red need
prices Miss SIMON is also prepared 10 E&Bkuf-
DER and BkAlD Ia elegant style, aud 81 the
shortest aesiee, an ArtIels W hiea may be Eantsd
STAMPING FlNkING aud MARKING 6Oas to
order. Country orders promptiS attended TO-
Thankful for past fasors, respectfully solicit
continuance Rooms at Mr.. 4 SgMoS'srssiaan ce
Main at tive doors below ST Charles Hotel, fup
stairs.l REbECCA skMOS
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L HEsuQ'RS MARYLAND VOLUNTEERS
s. IL VIRGINIA, May I'D, 1891.


- Having rsen assigned by his Excellencv the
'tnv Prn5r o.. the state, md Advisory Council 10
the comma I'd, for the greee Mt, Of such volunteers
from Mary land AZ may offer their services, The
undersigned I'D Uses Immediate organization tutr
ceulpauIe- OF not less than atty men, who will
elect their own officers.
The certificates af election viii be rs.urued TO
he C,mm4rtlDS ntacar. wh9 will forthwith Iro-
care tn" proper commissions.
Each company viii consist Of one CAPTAIN. one
FIRST ead one SECOND Lieutenant fUnr sersee nts
iaUr t"rrorats. and ~ least ipUty-two prIyate..
T. L. earnestly recommended 10 the Maryland
tlat they Lose time IA ptrfectinK ID eiI
srkaui2aji1n ilherluug we do the name Of
The oia "HaTylsnd Line let Initiate u Ell
rirtde~. and let the Maryland Line Of to-day 81
d.d the grand ''Dld Maryland Contineutals' Of
1870, set An example % loyalty, discipline and
courage to b. enaleted bat not surpassed ty oaT
brothers OF the south.
FRANCIS J. THOMAS.
L3v Cts Col. Commanding.
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VARIETY STRINGS,

sl.-lL- This Watering place, already cele-
uIa ~, Tor the med icnai Qualities 0f its mineral
waters will be opaued for he reception OF yiei
on the LIST day OF JUNE. These Springs ars stu
at ed fifteen miles west OF Stan uton, the VIZ
gtuia Central Railroad, stopping al he door
There are seven springs near each other, two u
which are mining iuia -tT-Jn-, said ~ FCaiy-
Stats 70 20 egral superior to aug IN the eiaJe-
one Healing, one Chaiy heate- &C
BOARD.
Per Observation-Disclosures. $50
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Al HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FORCES,
e kTrHHoEu. VA. June 8tb. 1891. !
hIGeneraI Order, No. %.
BY TIE GorERN0R OF pIRGINI

by TIE GOFERNOR OF piRGINLd
"A r kUCL ALTON
The delegates Of the, people Of virginia in
Convention assembled, having, by their ordi :,
p1s.ea APFl sSth l'a =, adeRted and
Government of the Corr, dersts States OF
America. ordained and established at Mont
gcuary, Alabama. on the sth day Of February,
is1i, aud the state Of virginia having been. by IN
act of The Congress Of the Provisional Cavern
SOL adm tilted as a STATE into The Coufederste
Cover ment, aud the President being, under he
constitution of the Provisional Government OF
the COME crate States, the Commander in : hief
II the Army aud Navy Of the Confederate States.
and Of the Mi tia of the several states when
Now. therefore, JOHN LETGHER, Cove nor
Of Virginia, by and with the advice and consen.
ii the Executive Council, do hereby transfer to
the auth critics Of the Confederate States by reg-
mustered into the ea~vice Of Virginia, and d.
oIdar u ike transfer to be made, by reg 'ments
batalinps, squadren6 aud com PAM of ala vOlun-
tets or militia, rs the same shall be formed and
thair services may 6e required.
/ further hereby transfer to the authorities of
the Confederate Mates the COMMAND of all the
od'9Ts. -r2men; and marines 81 the Pr"vi ionat
haTy ii virginia Tor service In The Confederate
| do further order that all officers of the Vir-
gioiA service Low on duty 10 any of the Depart
neDts Of the staff. continue 10 discharge their re-
7pective functions. under the direction and con
troll Of the President. until otherwise ordered ,
and that all Qu1rtermasteT, ComInissary aud
Medical stores belonging tc the State md in charge
OF said officers, be turned over for the use Of the
articles turned over, to be forwarded to he ac-
counting oilc n tor settlement. All moneys IN
charge of any Of the Departments Will be forth
vi re- urued into the Ieasury of tbs State.
to further order all the Prov ihloDal Army Of
Virginia - respect ana obey all lawful orders
HIust}ng from he President. or those comma nd
lug uDtar his auth 0Tlty: and that the same may
hs lncaTi rated, in ho'e in part, iato tbs Pro
-i-iJnai Army OF the Confederate Slater. ut tho
Measure of The President.
/ f-r'aer authorize t.e use Of all public
properly, munitions Of war, NJ c'VtuTed from
he IHit-t stats. the machinery at HarparTs
Ferry eEexs cd. hy tha President OF those acting
IEder - turhorIIv, for ihe common defence.
, - Owen UudaT ray and as GoverDoF. and
}I.4 / under the ees! Il the etete, at Hoh-
49, lnoud, this ath d4y Of June, A. =. l-5i,
ana in the eight! atth year + the Con u,nu-
wealth JOHN LETCHEH,
Ly The Governor
1EgPaE ". N~vs0Rn,
rata - tn 2 Com p-agfth
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ORDNANCE DaPAkTMkAT, [

OtDN ANIE DtTA RI n bNII
Efchmnud Va May &c, 1851.
vFi'~A TT 4 NDRIELE FLINTs.-This De,
81 paFtmoHj - Atous 70 procure FLiNIS. If
Perso8a having even few viii forward them 10
oi- atacc, th+y VIII be Paid good prices and Will
-erre riia STATE CHARLES DlMNOCk,
-r- g7-i- Got Of ordnance.
> as -. E..--t'eptslns 81 Volunteer CoInpaales
y thEt1 t- It he state re sP6Ctuiy N Informed
Ia tHs Commissioner appointed by Law for the
HEEv9ae Of obtaining kccoutt0ments, &c, have
ode contracts fer these items 2Rd fart they
.T@ delkTa-ad st tl.i5 post they are Issued l4ms
letei!, according 10 priority 81 dale c! ordsri.
EEAE LE3 Gt&3CCk,
q fa-f. CAM ~up ArmOTv- Richmond We.
Utft r----t uu;seE "-oers ~ ths state
= respectfully informed that beside the b0ads re-
tuir ed by lEw, LAgTo mist be an order rom the
Atlgtart General, 70 authorize the Superintendent
u ina s1&t8 Ar-4ofy 70 issue arms. Ae.
- NIWMGER
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"A TnE Is HITE sULpNl
HMY s P Z q :
4E-lGL 0RKEEBRIkK COUNTY, VA
This celebrated WATCHING PLACE wilt bp
opsned for the reception OF visitors "a tho A5tb
instant
YEass OF BOARD For thirty days or lsss a. 3.
per Gay Tor any period after tho expiration Of
tcirty days, - per day-wh!te servants two.
sAlIds c9l0red servants and children under lt
snd over years, half prizes
J HUMPHREYS, Pres't.
b-An abundant supply OF ICE has b.en Sc
thfsd T-ra
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First Csb!g Fl} tissraK 'g
Do. 10 I.ortcu 20 Do. go Laudon.... -
staaraga EetuYa Fickefs bod fer six ulou.Ls $50.
Passengers forws rtad to Paris, Havfe. in
DGr2, Bremen Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, zt 10
ducs1 through fares
~ Persons wishing % bring ont se!r tl.e1ls
can bay tickets here az tns sgl4uslak rat ID
Ssw srk FROM Il rya0l TO QGvel-le"A, '.'t
Lauiu. 80, $50 add e4-5. stsera. from L1Fsf'''
So. From Quea-.t8xp 80
Thee steamers bavs superior Acco utnataif "a
FOR passengers, a1d carry experienced edfS-. -
they are bulla IN galsr-t!gbt lrva stttl"Lst al
HAYS Pa:sut re AuEihilatDr> 90 hoard.
81 Cor further Information, apply p ne i+'-|
pEay's Oresss. JOHN . DALE, A&.at4
4 EEoaaWaY. N~w HfG- or
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WOOD. COAL. 60


Two YOU OEk>.-uur ARTIFICIAL COX .,
converted frnm Biuml0oas Goal j. rAccfsr
tally used u tGP5i4s a. substitute ioF ANNA
elite Goal.
% -ts IHFT : WFHfh. AfehF.
4 NafttNAtts s..-Au vser,.ea. sS5 5 - -
"a PrneEy ivaIta Aplhrscife, fGf 1!A "2'"9"t'N
user, will be fond Ia
CAkHuN AlLL C0hR,
produced At HONS.
- orders PROMPTLY 2EeenieH'
$40. J. WEETH, Agent,
Yards eor i.h and cary and TN @Aa by - @'s'
y.v F--H
fs,n HE fFC~- ~l aaortt t!ts.r 1'hb
y VIII hs. anil farther aotlce, al i2Il2w-
I.rr.t e.....,......,.....- IS "a per tosA.
go r.. z,.--.-.- -..-'-..-e. ~ .
FnUV ! WFkTa. Aeenf
u 4" . g." -
OAK aud PfSB "OOn,
which viii be delivered ~ families Al tae ve-s
low sst marx pJiee.
f. 2i-ls : LEX.
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N7UEit Z. 40 tAA f.th ttte.- ~ Il "fdalaed
y by tbs Comet ol tn CITY 81 EtsAIas1a, hat
the Coil ct0T Of The Clty Taxes Shalt annually
give EUIlca al least tnnr OF the daily news
IN per- thI~ c.ty, for fifteen days prior 10 ;hs
is b day Of lHue tta ne viii 4tttad ~ h's office
d -iay. h.t y~+a the hour 81 4 uck A II. Sni c
o cts,ck i. u b.. from inc l5ih "a he SO Of Juae
iBe, E~tvs, Tor tbs purpose 81 receiving from any
person charged Y tn city taxes I'd v huIe OF me
hdf Of tha alloput Of TAX charged dedue' nE from
the ~ ole autsuEt, one bali, Sc tn case may
b., 10 per ctDtun theFeoH. h Collector sAa! =,
Ia IKE manner. siFe uouCe Tor nfteen d. p4IQr
10 ths 18TH day of December shat h. ya;Il attend
81 his office daily between The above utlOned
nourz, iIom ne 18th TO tue SIS Isl Hecemb-r, IN
etuhsve, for the purpose OF receiving HON any
person b. has aigesdy paid enc half only of hs
city charged 10 him the remaining hall, de-
& uctlug from such hali TO per G. atua thereon.
IA pu5s IA uc~ Of the sbov- sHtvBced ordinance,
Passed January IL, 1885, viii attend al the Col.
fect 'oac-, 10 the Cry Hall, from the l5Jh 10
rae sUth Of th- month, i5g the purpose Of re,eiv-
in2 Taxes - above diresiej
HAENDN G
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ILtTARY.-l hsve Ia ely Invented f., c,nP
ID puf4o~-o, Il b - that combines EVERY -
>kN1Ihb REQUISITE - strength, Pr ali ~:
Nghlnr-s, aud comfort. have CO instructed and
applied superior vertical f. an, hinge I tha
oeufJ4 81 tas rai!a- ~ which dispense with the
middle legs, aut retain the s'feug al the raj
Gudimipi-bsd The aaCkiug, - htc!, j. t3;46 dau-
bic l. 81 too b-sgie-t doub,e- = oFs lent cloth,
aud when folded obtain h~twssu me lacking a
secars coBPa Ttmeut t.r packing brd-CictEcs.
Already my sHIeS exceed Two hundred among
Jls pB--T- Il the varied regiments Of th-tr diter
eut stations. ny whom II y sTe pro- 3TDCed AK
urlous Red without Mattress, although Mat
trass can Is used with then. equally as well a.
with Suv o. her badstsld.
The ur&nimou~ gerGICt of = y " no ara furnished
with hem ana hose ne have examined tue
is, that III Z EEEAT!'N j. PEkFk' 7 IN ~ E
RT ESSENTIAL FOR CAMP PURPOSES. X Is,
therefore. not tao much say. thai il Is Gndoubt
eaIy the ces,, Tie Str9uEe-t, the most portable.
aud tina Chsa, ct uuw H. u~a
hava applied for patent ~ Montgomery.
aa I.aL4la. fU-laE every srJ.cla II Camp Par
aijure The best folding amp TABLE,, ME>S
CHESTS corr. CAMP cTroLo, Dew styie = III
BALANCES. AEt;r ssas Pillows &c.
X c HOWE Governor street.
And i?tb 81, opp site Capitol square.
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CL0TE1N3 90
GUNNER Caoilsi~G

GUNNER Cloilsf~G
pApRACUrF. HAk8ls s. -,
Have "a b ma.
ne pEe-s SUITE" ,----.
.'7 tiAey lFH, t4tie 9-+4 -
80 - =, lS5-.-~A
tF- .1syy ~: Il ..-.. f -. INST,
/" ~ - 'sIrA s.' r,s-r
'3T nov c la i ,aar4 rANr< All styles.
SHtRTS and 1pLUAhS.
IgHr- ehIoT> aua DRAWERS
Neck TIz>. ApEES. AtUCEe, GLOVES,
.E>'ES DERS aua SOCKS,
WAi,h llsy aIe selling yecy iovr. Tor clrh.
- 7-.t- ll2 Naiu -tE-e'.
- ~ ~, ~ ~ y ~
49, n, ilAi'SIh d" -. AZ nan ~ 5'' ~
~ n t-Ii.t4 7svCA % 49, - ana
49, - - ~ IS - ~. - - -, va
haF NJ deiefblAr1 20 !tduoe tEelf ttrtS a7 MUGS
- i,.l2.+' ny y - ION - ifE on -Lea' ID
Dl"'h'LE T" ,,5 e. y - y 81 ne e.
>"A "h' HAI">af . g. g. II" VAIN -
1 SEIj>5 t3'esiNGRaEs' H is1't :; WIS,
! TON ) Observation-Disclosures CAS>lHERFs-
~ q southern in4nai.ltgFes 29* "a Aendl n
-. -, '..7 ~ ,-.' - n''s me-, ~ - .,"ti
ta"1'hefu mar adsG'"ny ana me- te@2 if ~. l"s'
- - 'E 49, 80 . - u - 90, - -
- i,,I nj L1vtnS "a hej ~ - Iaa hs,E -
ig,wg over cher PEOPLES shoeIders Eat.sr my
saa -tve .ae eussoneIs ths benefit 4 that know
edge.
+ can At the large aud r4vg stora, brt cid stand
+ u Main street lUh 2sl WI IRA SMITH
,nnn >,up,.r> Az .ont,~ pr.ncb
. ktEEh 50 - - % - % 80. ~ -
NO. a. r. - Utli7 , 1e y a. a. ~ 81
~ 'No' e" VAC '''NN'' @-'t0 "~~ IL '--0 IN7'
. - - -. - . r.- 8 o -.r:-.,- So .A
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ami. 81 H., ~ od n q ~ ~ 49,,
. f'.,' 0f itNiu' w ~ '''I1Fl 80.
+ ..1.UUU GENTS FURNIs1ING GOODS zoe
! sALE Al COST FUk CASH. TO CLOSE rHR WHOLE
sToIk.-The subsCr.b9r has atT.ces from thr
proprietor to offer the whole stock hand, ar
above noticed aud invites attention to the arsoTt.
5 lael;, knowing me opportunity a. eacelIeo' ons
20 purchase good fabrics. made up 10 the best III
ner. Ths stock h8s al been made up within the
tzst six or a hi months aud presents rare opVCF-
; tCulioa. Dresr, Erock and Business Coat. Doe
skin and Fancy Cashmere Pan Cashmere Mar
/ .tlles, -. and Cashmere ' csls. Also, shirts.
Drawers. Haudkerchiets, 3iOvea, SnCke. Shaw Is,
collars, Neck TIES and ocarfs. All selected at
. The best marksts for retail trade
Merchants visiting the city tor Spring purchases
3re tGVited 20 al "T2mln2tlOn, a. " think money
can Dc made, and We offer these Inducements foi
Ia u
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80 Ait Es'GUSD tLOEHE<G RAM.
"a FACTORY The ST bscribeTs have on hand
ia & large nd compiet5 assortment Of SOUTH
ID ERIN HANUFACTURED GOODS-Cloths
Ga-sinar- aud Fss;iHgs, Of alt grades, from the
.oiiowiD2 noted mils: Crenshaw. Mills, Rich
moud, Va; Miller & 60. = MILLS, ca pepper coCnty
va; Kelley, Ford & Co.'S Mills, Fred ericksburg
Va; TnoLlas Aimes Mills, Marion, sulisl
county, Va; Eock leland Mills, Charlotte, y c.;
hica We aIe prepared 20 make to MEASURE At the
shortest notice, and in the latest and most ap
proved etv less goods that will compare IN every
respect with the best Northern manufactured
goods, Aad many Of the Crsnshew goods equal IL
quality 70 Erench. There can be no longer 81
excuse for buying goods manu- actuTed out Of the
state. In addition, We keep always on hand I
stock Of FRENCH AN b ENGLISH CLOTHS AMI
GA6eIAEEES, not - be surpassed by any hons,
L the city. We have the best of Cutters
md a corps OF workmel not TO be surpasH Cd
0y any house In the Union, with a determi
aati0n 10 iurnfsh our patrons with Southern
Clothing mAIsfiai raised South, goods wovt
south, cat and made south, and we trust to b.
sold 4nd worn South, as We are determined TO d
III in oGZ power TO push forward Southern iusii
-1tiQ2s SPENCE & GARkY,
Clothiefs and Merchant TAtiors,
IL IS EGraar ~ Main aud l2tn STRAITS