The daily dispatch. [volume], May 25, 1860, Image 4

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FRIDA _ MORNING MAT *5, IcSO
OQMMKKCUL. c
RlebBMM (Markets. Star **•
BAOON.-Tbe merbst is very imat toat eaeta-
£^25
s.usae careß M»_sU jaajtesMw sugar cared M
atMtoMs.;
'■ftos^leeaTie..Begs. Me.; Maasbestsr do..M;
91X9HMIM per basbst.
BEiWWAX_-M to a¥-soUvs.
,He3gngM_t
COTTON.-We still mote UMfaiLbc. per In,
Oi.iir.ar> to good ordinary 8 to t* eta. No demand
lor inferior. Better aorta in request. Little doing.
CORN -Tbe market is null at Mots, for prime
W CORN MEAL.-M.vWo. V hue. Transactions it
Meal mostly in the retail war.
COFFEE.--Ws quota Rio U*,sll; Laguayra
W.rlS etc.; Java Walts eta.; Mocha U cents.
Market firm.
CAN DLLS.-Tallow 14c. m- ft ■ Jackson's Me.;
Hull- !7a1H0.; Adamantine Jo*23c.; Sperm 46c.,
fL7O_LM ¥ bbl.;
Northern Roeendale at «I.7o*l_w. M _^
COTTON YARNS. Ac.-Cotum \ar_s2iaßcts;
Cotton Cordage 34 cts: Seine Twine 27 cU; carpet
Warp Mc__Wreppiug Twine Beta.
COAL.-White and Red Ash Anthracite Coal, for
gratea, f tUM *f cart buaheie; SsJO ¥ tpn
of 2XOO &s.; ton of i_«Bs. «7; foundry do.
*6 60,7 4K too of 2.35) lbs.; Bituminous Lump S5
V loadl of M buaheU: Hail «4AU; Smiths' Coal 12*
, *DR 1 lED , FR , UIT.-AB»let dull at ft No aale.
Scaaon over. _,„__.
FLOUR.-The matket ia very dull, and quota
tions entirely nominal. We quote Superfine at
s}i2btrs6SO. The latter only for choice atraight
brands. Extra 66 75a $7, without purchasers lor
•ii.pment.
FERTILIZERS.-Demand light. We quote Pe
ru* ir.ii 55»; Ruffin's Phospho Peruvian Guano
Sao per ton; AA Mexican 525; Elide Island ■-; iti;
82b; Sombrero 934; Navassa. or Brown
Columbian $30; Reese's Manipulated Guano. SSO;
Rh.Hies'Super Phosphate >>1 Lime ••> ttj.flo a* ton;
Koi'instm'. Manipulated Guano MM per ton; Hart
man's i Richmond; Amoniated Super Phosphate
Lime S4O per ton; do. Manipulated Guano $80 per
ton; do. it*.ne Oust £38 per ton.
1- ISH.—New Nova Scotia Cut Herrings, from
vessel. -51 75; from store, Si 50. No North Caroli
na in market. Mackerel, large No. 3. new, SloJo,
small do., 8707.60.
FLAXSEED-51.»«1.4u ¥ bushel.
FLOUR BARRELS-flOcts.
FRUITS.-Obakuss- Havana. thai per bbl.:
Sicily, #4.50-4 my box. Laaoss-RAM ¥ box:
Raisins-Bunch, in boxes, $2-75_53; Layer S3
5r53.25. Fies-MaJOcta.M' _~ Pan»Es-Bto4o
cv if to. acoorditig to quality and sty le.
FURTHERS—In demand at M cts. Stock small.
GINSENG.—4SaB| cents, and in demand.
OUNPOWDER-Dupont's and Hazard's Bport
in75 ß4»s.-'. Blasting 53.76; Eagle Canister Sli-4;
FFF Canister fs-b.
GRASS SEED?—We quote prime Clover Seed
95; iLienor, nominal. Timothy $2.soper bushel. -
orchard Grass a1.R_1.50, as in quantity. Nomi
nal—no demand.
HlDES—Salted 8S cents; Dry Ua>l3 oU; Calf
•kins, treen, $1-1.12. No Spanish Rides in mar
ket.
HOOP POLES-Flour bbl. $74009 per 1,000; hhd.
poles, no sales.
ha V —We quote hay at $1.30 per cat. The stock
is very li„ht.
IKON Ai\o NAILS.-Pig Iron $28,34, aa in
quail) and quantity; Swedes $400 per ton: Eng
bsri Refined «/0; Tredegar $86; Common English
960; Aniaritaa country $SB. Cut Nans 3>*a3?,o.
LEA D.- We quote Maw** cU . &to tor pig; bar
6>s«t7.
..lME.—Last sales $1 from wharf. From store,
we quote Northern ,1.12* ( »1.25; Virginia 900.0 $1.
LKIUORS—Baaaov : Otard. Dupuy A Co., $~_»
_7 m* gallon; A.Seignette, 82U<a*\; Sazerac $3*,
sf7; Hennessey, «3.»*f7>«; Peach, scarce at $1*«
_-2,' 4 . Virginia Apple, iO.*fSs cts..do. old. 750._51.60;
Northern do., 6i.iS6.ts.; imitation, BBSH cts.—
Rt'M. New Liv I and. eeSMSe. for mixed ; 50_46 for
pire. pia; Holland, a 1.20«r 1.75.
LUMBER.—CIear White Pine, $48; refused do.
$29; merchantable, .«20«25 4p M. One inch yel
low Pine i'lauk 10, 1-; three-quarter do. yvrll; l'«
do. $14-dlf>; lSdo. ,13*14; 2du.i,2_o_>)6. Floor
inn »ls.i_). face measure; Scantling 9l\ai;i tor
heart and sap; all heart Slfi__t, according to size.
Garden Rails, heart and sap, llWl3e. each; all
heart 10,25 c. Shingles SMS tf K. Weather
boarding $13_'16. I nob Oak Plank $30035. Bui
tonwood H mob B&.CJU. inch Cherry $35: *f Pop
lar .>2o_& BS M. Pxesaed Flooring, Virginia, $25
ttti. Drossed FUairieg, Southern. 28, Jo. Laths
S*_» to $137 iff M for sawed, on ihe wharf.
LEATHER.—We quote s-oou. stamp, middle
wei,liU_l*i2*c. \f lb: overweights Bs_aj light
23,24 c.; damaged 19aA>o.; poor 14«»17c.; upper
leather $14tt*s__», as to sixe, weight and quality—
the latter prioe only lor superior beavy sides. Har
ness 30 it 33c.; Skirting, in the rough, 30_32c.: finish
ed3r*>_!".ts. Market steady,
LA AU.— Western Lard WiiaUSc. in bbls.; kegs
URalSc
MOLASSES.—New Orleans«o«s6cU.;CubaMus
covado, in buls.. 32a37>4 cts.; Enslish Island, 37>i
cts.; Ocuenhousen's. 2A.
OA Ih.-W'e _H»45 cents per bushel.
OPFAL.—ftraaMets.; Shorts2s; Brown Stuff 36,
aud -Si.. i" Niuri 76 v bus.
UNIONS.—Red $2 per bbl. of near three bushels;
Silver-skin Mttta
Fi.a-1 r.R—Lamp-Some forced cargo Bales
have been made at 93 7ft. We quote $4 per ton
tin. dd.l Claiborne. Richmond **rouiiu 8%A9 per
inn packed; Sharps', do. packed $840; loose 7.U0
POT-TOES.—we quote Northern 60,65 cents
per liushel.
PEAS.—Black are selling at $2 hf bag of two
baak els
RICE-4'«_4c
ROSIN.-$1.70ff1.7« V bbl.
RYE.—Ws quote 70,75 oents V busheL
SUGARS.—market firmer, without cbange in
pricea New Orleans Sugar Bto s vents tor cnoice;
>:ui.a 7.S to Scents: Loaf lI.V oenu; Crushed and
Powdered I0>,_lu?« cent.; Coffee Sagar: AlOota.;
B VK cents; Extra C 9»<r9>s cants, aa in quality.
SALTPETRE-»*luc. \f te.
SENECA ROOT-36a_Tjv>,
SHOT—7«7R cash, and tuna aa to quantity, for
drop and buck.
STAVES—Good, oak, tor Soar harrela.sre quote
at 37,7.50 pt>« tUi~vuiAd tor green; $740a$V for
aeasoued: Maciiinecui $7asn.
STARCR—CorB.«at_b; Pea.-l 7«BXc.
SALT-—Last sales from wharf SI 3u_>1.36; from
Ntore we oiKKC $L*»*l4o per sack.
TOBacCO—The receipts of Tobacco are light
.or tbe season, and mostly of inferior Luga and
>v.r. We quote interior Lugs at 91.50,2 2o; good
-?2 siid3oo; fine bright, suited for manufacturing.
*y.uo.. 4 uo; 1 nterior Leaf $B49B4.00; good $6 50<~
a oi); good stenimisg $6.50_7-SO-t>.oo; fine $10,004
12MO; Ko*td aud fine manufacturing $10.00-17.00.
TA If.-$2.50 <$" bbl.
TEAS.—imperial and Gunpowder 55c.$#L20.
Wll kAT.—We continue quotation., though re
ceipts are so limited tbat there ia hardly enough to
i-.ist.lj quotations: Best Red $I_*_sL3o; best
White $1.40*149. _
WINES.-Pobt, Burgundy $lo2JO V gallon:
Port Juice $2Ao<t>4. M-UKt&a. Sicily 46c.091.75:
Old Madeira $240«4. Bu«mt, Permartin, Dud
and Gordon. Amontilado. $2,4.
WOOD-Wholeaaie: Ogi $340053.7S me oor d ;
Pine $2.75 jpSA Oak $5; Pine $440.
WOOL.—Tub Washed sold at 30«r35c; unwashed
Uiird leas.. Fsasoe as iv quality.
\VHi!_sE\^-Rwll^ Rectified 22},023.'i cU.;
f. Steams k Co. a Malted Rye Whiskey, new, $1,
old, BHJUK otber grades, prices as to quality from
&CSnUtoslA». caTtT - e
tiKEF —We qnote saleaat $4 to $5, rross—de
yi.iod limited and supply good.
VEAL.—General range from $5 to ,7 per hc:U
s*»r Calves.
SHEEP.—We still qnote $4 30*».*5. grosg, for
netter qualities of mutioa. Inferior grades ,?to
$3 per head.
LaMHS.-Recent sales at $2.26 to $340 tec
head. *upply heavy.
MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANGR.
Nobtubbm Excß_-_ b—On New Yorb aairP-ifav
deiphiaMeSprem.
Such of tbe Stock Bank notes and ef the Baab of
the Valley, a. are not takes by tbe Banks, are at a
discount ot >ii hf cent.
Tbe notes of the Trans-AUesbaay Bank are2ft V
sent, discount. Bank uf saMtoarba, no sale.
North and South C-Ks-aa Bank Notes % W
cent, discount.
Tbe note, of tbafiaaa of Weatoa sad tbs Bank
° Outj^BAvaltef£b R per osaLpresa.
FREIGHTS.
FOREIGN.— Nothing doing is foreign freights.
DOM EST IC—The following are tbe present rates
aa coastwise Ireiguts:
New Yosk. Boston. Phi lad a.
Coal, if bin $149 $1.7* $1.36
Flour, Hr* bbl SB 26 20
TolMcco.brbbd...- Xh» S.oo 240
Do. tpbox 2b 26 26
Floor IDicu.
¥ bbl.
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
By Jobs A. Laacaaisa A Sob, for the moth sad
tag MayUlh.mto.
Virginia* per cent. Registered Bonds, sales $*W>«
aad int.
Richmond City Beads, sale. $92 aad int.
Petersburg City bonds, last sales $94 aad int No
recent sales.
Lynchburg City Bonds, last sales $90 aad int. Ro
recent Baton
Norfolk City Bonds, test salsa $7A
Exchange Rank Stock, last sales RloA*_.
Farmers' Bank Stock, last sales $106 J.,
S** 1 !?"/ y» r e»ni_ Su»ck. last salss $7«. .
Baakof the Oeauaea wealth Slock, last salsa $100 K.
Ricbui.'ud and li.uville K. K. H..u_k. suar-nuieo
gnaraaa*d by State
City of r-etcratairg Rt*nda. guaranteed Ity State of
. va.,ao recei.t sale*.
_ m^^ir_^.s^-JKK_r d to
_,
Virsinta Oeatralß. R M Mortgsse Boas.
_ -vie. $«M aad tat. "-"-bbbb aoasa,
T^sSlst ' ** w ***— 80 -* m
l^^mXVgmV^^^ ll^^
Saiaas?:?' *'"* Mor «»«* *»-*»
o,^lsil A ._ttt , .' , * k •*• • »* •••'• »»-*
Orange and Atosaadna R. R. 1 ssr scat B___s
sates $91 aad Ist »• • ear seat. Baaas
RichnMsd and York Rivsr R. B. Bper cent, bonds
last salss $90 snd int. "*™
Manassas Gas R. R.Spsr ceat. Bonds, last salei
by Petsrsberg
~E *** f€tam ** Bmlnmt
JL-Wad aad DasnUe Railroad Stock, laMebto.
feUßaflL
IsPBCIAL 90TICBS.
■R.ieoO.—Sß'rlaf mm Saaiaier.<>l9bO.~ai
AR UTtBB «W BTOCB.
JOHN L.SMITH BR,
No MMsisatrssL
og^-ForeißS oaad0 aad Domsatis.
Ladiea* DRBSS GOODS.
**W_f_SaSftonssa
TM -^W'i ß^ffira;sßc>..M .
hrMigstisssreoo at AUCTION, is New York.
LIHKRS_BdDAMASaR; F|UIITB|M|a ,__,-„.
SglSßdnlaawrtmsntof
&/mU ' OASSIMBRW wgftm
of ststv grsds asd color, for GENTS' WBAR.
•* ,#n 9*»»»-'"-"" ! g?SOYS.WBS«.
ROUSEBKEPING GOODS;
larsa assortment of
large M * ,rin 7_ A , j o TATloN GOO DB,
of every vartety and price, and many other goods
usually best in a Dry Goods store.
The eubeoriber is determined to offer the public
and bia frienda tbe best selected and cheapest lot of
FANCY and BTAFLE DRY GOODS,
ever displayed in the city, and will aell the same at
tbe lowest rates to cash purchasers. Call, before
baying stoewhsrs. oa JOJtJf BMITHEa>
a» 4—dAw_m _ __ No. 27 M am street.
"_■_ Aaae aid Fever—
DEBILITY OF CHEST uMBg
STILL ANOTHER CURE.
Even day we bear of the wonderful merits ol
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
Sali-ua, Middlesex Co., Vs.,l
August 11, laf». t
Mrssrs. Mortimer *> Mowbray :
Oentlemen-lt is with unaffected pleasure A bear
testimony to the great meritof your HAMPTON h
TINCTURE. 1 was taken last Spring with the
ague and fever, and debility of cheat and limbs. 1
tried various medicines, but found to relief; but
on being advised by a friend to try your Tincture,
I did so, and am now enjoying excellent health,
having taken only one bottle. "MirabiU Dictu.
YoW can use this as best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
F. Annuo\ Bki»tow.
Call and get pamphlets and see cures oi Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Ac. ___.
As a restorative and invigorator it haa been high- .
ly recommended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other cures have failed. _,__
FRMALK_ AND CHILDREN.-Thia TINC
TURE will be found a great medicine lor all then
diseases.
B__. Call and get Tamphlets and see cures.
Boiaby PURCELL, LADD k CO., Richmond;
by Dr. COOKE. Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
deto ia Petersburg: by MORTIMER aTIfoW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shpp-
Ksssers everywhere. 01 per bottle; six.bottles,
fS, my 7^-dfcowts
~bb_. KB.-nett's Sanerior Rxtrarts, for tiavor
inFcUSTARDS, PLKS. BLANC-MANGE, ICh
CREAMS, JKLLIhS, SAUCES, Ac, Ac, fpre
pared Real Fruits of the best quality, and highly
oonccnt.rat cd.) _ , „
The attention of Confectioners, Hotel-keepers
and FamiNes. is respectfully invited to the aliove
named Extracts. They have all the freshness and
flavor of the delicate fruits from which they are
prepared, and are less expensive. Try them.
Sold at wholesale by JAS F. DUVAL, FISHLR
A WINSTON and W. L. WARING, and at retail
by trader* generally. fe R—3m*
~ __J»'\ Re toeaar caaM aell aar-hin_ bat
Preston fc Merrill's Yeast Fowdcrs heretofore;
but since I have sold jour VIRiiINT A,i EASI
POWDE..S, I cannot sell any other They are
certainly the greatest Powders lever bad," writes
a country merohant. , -
Another from Raleigh, N. C, says: "Please
seudme 10 sross more of yonr VIRGINIA \LAbT
POWDr.:„S. for I sold the laat quicker than 1 ex
pected. Y.tur Powders are in constant demand and
persons 'ivho have used them once never want any
other. Yours, F. Thiem."
For sr.le, wholesale and retail, by
L. WAirNEK. Manufacturer,
my 19—lm Corner 6th and Broad sts.
a__, Wbiteßaipßar Water—
FHOM THK
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, _,
Oreenbner Co., Va.
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS.
The Ct.mpanv have made great improvements ia
bottling:, and the transported wa'er is now as per
fecit as when taken from its source Address all
orders to . PURCKLL. LADD A CO.,
General Agents for the U States,
ap34—6m Richmond Va.
GMaU-R HARI^AINa"ipTRR* liOOOS..-
It ta admitted by almost everybody, that the
cheapest goods you can buy, is at
JOSEPH STKAI'SK'S, No. 27 Main atreet.
Juat received and o(f«r for sale, 5,000 yds Calicos,
the best colors and handsomest patterns, at 6, 8
and locents;7o nieces fine Bleached Cotton at 6
and Scents, worth 10; the best yard wide undressed
at. 12>» cent*, selling everywhere at Is ; 3 00f sards
the handsomest patterns Lawns: fine Jaconets; Or
nand ea: Dobenes; Berages; dounled skit and
flounced Robes, from the lowest prices vi; 3 001)
Extension Skirts, 2ccents and higher; 75 Silk Par
a.ols nt 75. 87 cents and S3, richly worth iouble
the money;3ooStella Shawls, all colors and quali
t.es. from the lowest prices. SI and upwards:
Swiss. Check and Cambric Muslins at 12.'* cents,
Ac ; the finest and best French Needle Worked
Ladies' Cambric Collars and Cambno ts.-m.ls. as
tonislungiy low; Lin«n 'Toweling; Table Cloths:
Irish Linens; Marseilles Bosoms; black Silk Mitts:
Oloves; Carpet Rutts; Cassitneres; Jeans: Tweeds
for men and boys'wear: Fanners' Satin,the cheap
est Ooods in the city All I ask is a call from one and
all to satisfy yourselves that at No. 27 Main St., you
can save 25 per cent, by buying ifjur Dry Goods.
my 4-1 in JOSEPH STRAUSE.
REMOVAL.
GAS! GAS!!
We have on band the most magnificent assort
mentof
crandelie p r e s Wt _
brackets,
SHAREB,
And all Ather kinds of GAS FIXTURE,, Sfbr ex
hibited in this cit*. Also, a beautiful assortment
■ of KEROSINE LAMPS.
To which we ask an examination before making
your purchases.
I GAS FITTINO and PLUMBTNO,
PORTABLE GAS WORKS,
: Put up in any part of the country.
CHAS. D. YALE A CO.,
%p2o—2m Iron Block. Governor street.
C~_fNTRAL AIJRK LLTLRAL !»OI IfcTY
OF VIRGINIA.-The FAIR GROUNDS of
: this Society will be opened to visitors hencefor
, ward, until the next Fair, upon the following
I terms, viz:
; Visitors on foot will pay 3 cents.
, Sulkejs.., 5 "
Carriages and Buggies 10 "
! Military Companies and other Associations, who
. sJesire to use tbe Grounds, will be permitted to do
aouspon terms which may be agreed upon with the
: iPreident.
An adequate Police will be always upon the
i-ronads, and no disorderly person will be per
. anitted to remain on them
aplß-tf C. DIMMOCK. Secretary.
WARREN'S IMrRUVft.'-* ISlif AMU
COMPOSITION ROOFING, received the
Silver Medal at the United States Fair, and Di
ploma at the Virginia State Fair.
We have certificates and testimonials from the
first Architects a id Builders in the Uuited States,
Canada and the West i.tdies, testifying to the su
nerior qualities of WARRKN'S IMPROVED
FELT and COMPOSITION ROOFING, over ail
other ever offered the public, and are prepared to
attend to all orders in city or country, with
' promptness and dispatch.
JOHN VILF.S, only Axent. in Eastern Virginia,
for WARREN'S Roofs and Roofing Materials.
«3_ Office on Uth street, between Main and
Cary. mv I—.'lm
TW HUILRERS. -
BelviderePlaning Mills,
19th and Aroh sts., south of Basin.
600.000 ft Carolina, Florida and Virginia FLOOR
ING PLANK.
150,000 ft. best Fluvana LUMBER, consisting of
t li.il, 6-1 and 8-4 Plank.
1 40.00.) ft HEART 4 by 6 and,« by S SCANTLING.
25,000 JOICE. assorted.
Bit.L TIMBER, Florida, Virginia and Carolina,
'. furnished at short notice.
All kinds P L A N I N G. T 0 N U U 1 N G and
GROOVING,done at the lowest Richmond prices
my 2 -Im S. C. ROBINSON.
HOSIERY . HOSIRRY '. '.-Just landed, of
our own importation:
2,000d0z. Ladies' COTTON HOSE, all qualities;
1,000 " Misses' " " all sizes and
qualities;
1,000 doi. Genu' COTTON HALF-HOSE, all qual
ities;
Also, 1.000 do*. L.C.HDKFS. all grades.
All of which we idler to the trade at a small ad
vance upon coat of importation.
UINTER, ALVEY A ARENTS,
ap2—ts Importers and Jobbers. Main St.
WIPTJRORR IsRMHBM-L SAW itO~ TO
ORDER—The subscriber having the entire
control of one of the best Steam Circular Saw
Mills in tbe State, located in original White Oak
loreet. will contract tofurniah, in jood orderand
on reasonable terms. WHITE OAK TIMBER, ol
superior quality, used in Car building. Machine
purposes, Agricultural Implements. Canal Boats
Bri_gss,fcc. TRUMAN A. PARKER,
Wholesale and Retail Lumber Dealer.
aay S-tirl
I RIRALB' AMSBItAN (MIiUUSaS.
Owners of poor and worn-out land, in the use
of this article, can be convinced of the utiht* of
it in the production of WHEAT, CORN and PO
TATObS, aa a renovator ol the soil, by certificates
«f three Agricultural Societies and fanners in
Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jer
sey For gardens andirohards this PHOSPHATE
cannot bo surpassed. . „.
Call aad see samplaa at my office, 13th street,
aear Cary |mrl7-tai G. R. PEAKE
GMRTHIRR k PLATRKR
UUUOR AND CIGAR MERCHANTS,
. No. 76 Maia St.. hatw. 14th and Uth sts..
Respect full* inform their friends and ths public
tbat tbey have opened to- day and otter for aale a
. wsli-selecud stock of choice RHENISH.
PRBNCB aad HUNGARIAN WINKS, COGNAC
• tI_JiS&KLLE BRAN DIES. RUM. GIN,
B ink to i"** HAVANA Md CI
, °* ¥ ?'*AM-alssd to aall svary srtisto at the low
' !_if__V?_i , ' # *' }**' ko »c to r toeivs tbe liberal
Hl_K___T*_f ■ *_y __»*»*" ' •»"'•»
--• R-atoawa*. Mas Stb. nmJT mvs-t-i*
8 **M„a ftWrnJUHVj____-!_-J,
, r p6 TOBACCONISTS.
i aW.oopft 4-« inch and \ inch Canada BUTTON
BRMtt ft. 4 4 issh sad % issh Canada WRITE
I baureiy asssoael. aad tbs bast grades of tbs
_LdV_r_-S_!vribt, tt«t UMb ** i"—*
THB HOT tfWWI^
i/S_s4 H ° T • r * ,R V?kGINIA.
ItMIrKR ORSAT THERMAL WATEB
Of THE AMERICAN dONTINRNT.
Ratare'B ReasedT Isr s'brcalr BHaeaaea
The Hotel at this place will be om ß for tbs rs
«*>tion of visitors on the first nf June next. Is
Sru^nrberoTitVMlNEßAL _PJ__NGB.tbsva
risty or their temperatures, aad tneir •*♦_•«_»'
aary remedial powers in many of tbs sioeli sertoos,
\Zlt*\ aad dan\erouß CHRONIC DlßEAßE«taat
aSietthe human race, tine watering place cdfare
v* IN VALI DS seierißg from themaladis. in whutb
TBBBMAL WATERS are indicated, means for
the recovery <*f health which can ne found at ao
other in the United States.
Naasber ef tbe Raths-Dlseasea la wbicb
they are ladicaled-Rffects ef tbe Waters
tabea lateraally. er used as a Oeaeral
Matb.
The aupply of Mineral Water is most abundant,
aad there are TEN MATHS constantly supplied
with fresh water from separate Springs of vaiious
temperatures, from7B net*, to 1B» deg. Fahrenheit-
In all cases otae-fs disease, the hot baths are con
tra-indioated, but in tbe thronic forms of
RHEUMATIBM, OLD INJOaIbR to the
GOUT. Muscles, Joints and
NEURALGIA, Tendons. __
PARALVSlS.freefr.tm ENLARGED GLANDS.
inflsmmatory action, *°-„„.... „,„.-. D -a
Spinal IRRITATION. BOMB DISEASES
Diseases of the LIVER, PECULIAR To FE-
Chrome DIARRHOEA, , MALES,
the remedial ompert ins of the water, ol the VIR
GINIA HOT BPRING9 Their
ALTERATIVE AND CURATIVE POWERS are
unsurpassed by those of any other Mineral Water
on the face of the Globe.
Many persona afflicted with the diseases enumer
ated above, in forms which had re.isted the most
skillful medical treatment, and had rendered the
lives of tbe suflerere alike wretched and useless
through long years of pain, have been restored to
perfect health by their use. And in many of these
cases not only medical science, but other Mineral
Springs of the highest reputation, had laned to af
ford relief. „ ...
Of the vast number now suderins with such mal
adies.there are few,indeed.who would not be either
cured or troatly relieved by theso waters. When
drank, they are anti-acid, mildly aperient, and
freely diuretic and diaphoretic. Used as a t.n.ral
bath, they equally, an unbalanced circulation :
and restore to the diff.reni important organs oj
the. 'itsttm, ii'h'n torpid, that natural and heallhy
sensibility without u-hirh th.y cannot perform
their respective Junctions, And the btnejUiat anion
a] all remedies witl.be diminished or destroyed.
They act powerfully upon the Liver, Kidneys,and
Skin ; relax contracted tendons and rittid mus
cles ; rouse up suppressed secretions; excite the
action of the absorbent vessels; exert a salutary
influence over the uterine system, and often re
lieve. in a short time, excruciating pain, caused
by serious and long-standing disease.
Oiaeast■» of the South.
In no class of human maladies have these wa
ters been more eminently successful than in those
which prevail in the SOUTHERN and SOUTH
WESTERN STATES.
" Iv that state ot tbe body termed CACHECTIC,
the consequence of derangement of the Stomach,
LivKR. and Sr-LS—B. among the residents of
marshy countries, and distinguished by a pale or
.-i.-iliow complexion, pufly skin, swelled extremi
ties." Ao.. the hatha here often act like a ciiarm.
In obstinate TORPOR OF THE LI VER. and in
the tntargtd condition of the OLIVER and
fSI'LEfcN, which so frequently follows the bilious
feveisof the South, their great value is unques
tionable.
In many cases, where the .*ccrrf»on of healthy
bile had been almost to'ally suppressed lor years,
a course of these waters has fully restored it.
And in many other cases, where the Liver was
not only torpid and engorged, but ENLARGED.
its normal condition has been bromilit back, the
engorgement and enlargement have disappeared,
and tne sufferers have been restored to perfect
health here.
In CHRONIC DIARRIKEA, depending, as that
disease generally does, upon a deranged him im
perfect action of the Liver and Skin, the powerful
influence which these waters exert upon Ixith these
important organs makes them a remedial agent of
unequalled power. .
Enlargement af the Prostate Gland.
Cases of this disease have been thoroughly cured
at the Hot Springs—the powerful excitant action
of the waters upon the absorbent vessels enabling
them some times to cure enlargements of this gland,
as well as those of the Liver and Spleen.
Rlsensee Peculiar to Females.
The suppression or painful performance of pr-ni
odical functions peculiar to females is frequently
relieved by the use of the waters here.
Pleusure Baths.
Besides the HOT B*.THS for invalids, there are
two exbilerating and delightful PLEASURE
BaTHS for persons in good health.
Lorntion, t limute, Ac, of tbe Springs.
The place is distant only twenty miles from the
Millboro' Depot of the Virginia Central Rail
road and, except that short distance, has an un
broken railroad connection with the principal cities
of the I'nued States.
The Springs ere situated in one of the narrow
valleys with Which the mountuns abound. The
see cry around is wild romantic and beautiful,
and the climate in summer delightful, salubrious
and invigorating.
The Hotel accommodations are excellent, and
good music will tie in attendance early tn the sea
son a skillful Physic.an resides at the place dur
ing the summer months.
Rente.
By Railroad from tue principal cities in the
United States to tiis Mil'hoio' Depot oftheVir
mnia Ccn'ral Railroad ; thence by stageeoeebee
twent* miles, over a well-graded turnpike to the
Springs. Passengers leaving tfAL'i iMoKK, Md.,
or RICHMOND and LYNCHBURG. Va.. in the
in.innn z . can come thistu. h to this place the same
day to supper, or pass the night at the Warm
Springs,and arrive here to breakfast next morn
«_)_TH~ HOT SPRINGS PAMPHLET, con
taming a lull account oi the Springs, with theopin
loiisof Physicians, in regard to tlie waters cer
tificates of cures, Ac, will be sent free of charge
to any address, on application to the subscriber,
May 16, 18C0. S GOODR, Hot Springs, Va.
Hot Springs in Diseases uf the Liver, with
Chronic Jliarrhtrn. Ac.
Statement of F. B. Clark, Esq., of Mobile, Ala.
A complicated oase of Liver Disease and Ciiro
.sic Diakrik-A, of FIVE ykaks'duration, wlnch
the bbst medical skill. North and South, Li.a
don's Sprisgs. Coomb's Well, and tlie Va.
Rockbridge Alum Springs had failed to relieve,
permanently cured at the Hot Sipbings :
Hot Springs, Va., Sept. 23,1886.
Dr. Thomas Goode.—Dear Sir: 1 most cheer
fully comply with *our request that I thould fur
nish you with some particulars of my case, which
has been so happily relieved by the use of the Hot
Batba.
From Aprl, 1849, until June, 1854, I was a con
stant sufferer from Chronic Diarrho?a, which, su
pervening upon an attack of something like Chol
en, was so obstinate as to evade the best medical
skill. North and South. 1 would sometimes, from
the use of medicines, obtain partial relief, and
gain sufficient strength to engage in active pur
suits—but only for a brief period—to lie again pros
trated under an acute attack upon the slightest
exposure, from which new remedies were required
to raise me—those which had previously proved
eihcacious, failing to make any lavorablc impres
sion when taken the second time. The li»er was
undoubtedly the seat of my disease.ami was so
torpid that it could only be goaded into feeble ac
tutu under the use of mercurials-subsiding again!
into its former condition when their use was bus
pended. In fact, my system did not seem to fur
nish the elements of the biliary secretion. At.
times 1 became so fee'-le and emaciated, from the
ell-els oi this distressing disease, that it seemed
impossible for me to rally again. The vaiious
watering places, which were recommended by
8* meat hi zing friendr?, were tned, but without
avaH. Cooper's Welt:.ml Bladon Serines adorned
temporary rebel, but the disease returned upon Pae,
shortl) after leaving th.-iii, wu.h .is great severity
as before. The Cold WaterCurc was tried lor a lew
days, from which I bare!* encased with life. 1 hud
nearly despaired ol ever obtaining relief, and
came to tho mountains of Viginia to visit tlie
Rockbridge Alum in June, 1851, as a dernier re
sort For two weeks 1 unproved there slightly,
but afterwards lost ground rapidly, and at the end
of three week*, was confined to my bed. These
waters, evidently, did not suit my case ; and after
a week's confinement, being sufficiently strength
ened by the use of medicine to bear a short jour
ney, 1 came over to the Warm Springs. At that
Slace 1 learned from some of the visitors, mci
entally, of the value of the Hot Sprims iv ca>es
oi Diarrna-a. I came ever and gave them a trial—
commencing at the temperate batli for a day or
two. and afterwarda alternating between ihe "Hot
Douche" and the "Boiler" bath. 1 soon became
conscious of asciiKihle amendment ot mv symp
toms. and began to improve in flesh and strength.
I continued bathing tor a fortnight,and left ior the,
Red Sweet Springs, where I remained a week, and
again returned to the Hot Springs, hiihuu as be
before for another fortnight. My improvement
was steady and progressive, and when I left the
mountains in Octolter, IBM, 1 was restored to coin
parative licxlth. and had gained in weight from
109 His to 132 lbs. f could walk several miles
withoutfatigub, and altogether felt myself to be a
new man. I returned hornet to Mobile) in No vein
ber, and during the succeeding winter had attain a
return of my complaint, but milder in form a»d
much more manageable than before. June, ISSS, I
returned to tne Hot .Spruits,and the useot the baths
was attended with the same happy effects as in
18M. Alternating between the Hot and the Red
Sweet Springs. 1 became entirely restored and re
turned home well, and have leutaiaed well.
I am again a visitor at the Hot Sp'ing the pre
cent season, for the purpose of fortifying my sys
tem against any lingering predisposition that may
remain, and shall, if life is spared, probably in
ters here for several seasons to come, in order to
confirm what 1 really consider to have been one ot
the moat extraordinary cures ever effected by any
mineral watera. .
If this hastily written statement snail induce
any person who may be suffering under like afflic
tion, to obtain relief by following the course which
I have pur»u"'i with such bappy results. 1 snail
be muoh gratified,
.ours, very truly,
Fbamcis B. Class,
Of Mobile, Ala.
Hot Spring*, Va., Sept. 11,18 M.
Mb. Samukl Goons-Dear Sir: In rsslv to your
inquir* of laat evening, with regard to the pcrina
neiicy of lbs benefit which 1 derived from the ase
oi tbe Hot Springs Hubs, ..s descibed in my letter
to Dr. Thomas Goods, sndsr data of Sept. ts, IBM.
I have tn say tbat from tbat day until tbs present
time my health haa continued uatiorinly sood; and
two years' additional experience and observation
bsvsoniy confirmed and strengthened au sravi
tart^a.-^^
tomany friends sutfenng from diseasse for which
tbe Hot Springs had proved beneficial to others,
and it has been a soaroe ol sleaaura sad satisfac
tion to ms to snow tbat 1 bars thus been instru
meata! is promoting tboir recovery. The iMreaa
ag facilities of travel will coos make the Hot
Swrings aocsssibls to invalids from all parts, of
thsVnTonTanditis destined, at no J_«t»an_Hod.
t" occupy the frost rank among tbs celebrated
F.8.C.A88.
Hat Bprtaas la Rbeaaiatisas.
Cass af P. Q. Uator, Kss . ef Ato»aadria, Vs-
I Disease of M .bass dsrsties esrsd ta ra truss.
ALBxaanais. Va.. August M.MM.
Da. Taos. Annan - Dear Sin Hants beea is
tJsZdiTmj (_2IT aXDissds to visit lbs Hot
■salßaiia t-eveag MMT Car the care c/ Rbeuisa
ttosß. wbfebT baTsaatra iu*T bfJiavißg taksaa
MRaßl^bVato^Vkw2
THBJtOT BPHINOS
year, t arrived at ths Spring on the 12d July, IMS.
At ihst time 1 wss completely prostrated, having
lost my appetite ami spirits, and mv general health
very much impaired The morning I arrived I
waa unable to qaeend tbs atepa of tha hotel with
out saaiataacs. Alter having tabes the third tea
perate liath, I was alas to walk, and sven ran,
without pain. Mv stay at ins Springs was two
weeks, during which tube I took nine Temperate
and Hot Spouts and one Boiler Hath, and felt my
self entirely cured of Rheumatism, and bad not,
for a year after leaving ths Springs, aa much pain
ia my limbs as 1 had previously in any ons day for
S2 years- being the space of time 1 had been af
flicted with the diaeaae. My general health waa
thoroughly restored by tbs free use of the waters
—bavins drank much of tbem whilst in the bath
and during tbe day in my room. I consider my
sure as a great triumph of the medicinal and cu
rative propert.es of the water of tbe Hot Springs. ,
and feel grateful that my steps were turned in that
direction. 1 bave beau a visitor at the Hot Springs
every year since 1882. Not sarins used tbe water
of any other of the Springs of Virginia, I attri
bute my oure to the Hot Springs and none other.
In this connection permit me to state, that by
the advice of one of mv friends, a patient of l)r
I. M French, of Peansburg, Giles county. Va.,
by the name of Farley, (I think,) was recommend
ed to visit the Hot Springs in August. 1864. He
was severely afflicted with Chronic Rheumatism,
and waa scaree 1 ? able to move about, his linii<s
very much swollen and joints enlarged. He re
mained during the time I stayed, being about two
weeks, then left for hia borne a well man. 1 beard
from him but a lew days ago; he waa in good
health, and entirety tree from Rheumatism.
I give you the aliove statement that others who
are afflicted with disease may come to tbe healing
well of water, and, like me, return to iheir fami
lies and friends in high health and renewed
strength. A similar statement to the above, of my
own -a.se, 1 add.essed to you by letter in tbe year
of 1853, and learned to day. for the first time, with
regret, that the communication never reached you.
The foregoing yon are at liberty to use as yon
may deem best for afflicted humanity.
very respectfully, your friend, P. G. Ihi.hr.
Residence : No. 15 North Washington St., Alexan
dria, Va. -—
Case of D. 11. London, Esq.
Richmond, Va, Ap'il 7,1860.
Mr. 8. Goode, HotSprings—My Dear Sir: In the
month of June, 1853.1 reached the Hot Springs.
After havinic suffered for many months fr*in Rheu
matism, without relief from the various remedies
that I had used ; and, indeed, so excruciating were
my sufferings that 1 was almost without hope—my
right shoulder and arm for some tiit.e had Itcen
almost useless -I took the baths, be/inning with
the Hot Spoutand then the Koiler, as they are gen
erally termed, for twenty -five days, and my relief
was so complete that I have never had any serious
return of the pain since. 1 estimate the Hot
Spriagsof Virginia so lui-hlv that I have again and
again expressed the opinion lhat the* were the
most valuable of all the mineral waters in the
world. I owe the cure in my case, 1 think 1 can
truly say, under Providence, to your baths.
Your obedient servant, D. H. London.
Hot Springs in Paralysis.
Case of Col. John Ewin, of Greensboro', N. C.
Hot Braises, Va., Sept. 2,1866.
Dr. Taos. Goode—Dear Sir: Having spent por
tions of four summers at this place, and used the
waters freely, it alfords me great satisfaction to
give you the result of my experience of their ben
efical effects on myself, as also what I know of
them on others.
In the winter of 1853-*, I had'an attack of pa
ralysia of mv right side — Hemiplegia— which pros
trated me to such a decree tnat I was. for soiuo
time, unable to walk; nor could I hold a pen in
my fingers so as to wite my name or make a let
tr-r of the alphabet. B* the use of ordinary reme
dies and very strict regimen in mv diet. 1 recover
ed so far as to Ire able te to about, though with
difficulty. Having, from what information I could
obtain, become impressed with the great value of
thermal waters iv the treatment of this mo6t
shocking disease, and having previously visited
his place and acquired some knowledge of the me
dicinal character of its water, 1 determined to
come here to see what 'hey would do for me in mv
afflicted condition. So soon as my situation and
tne season permitted, f accordingly did so and
arrived early in July, '54. 1 remained three weeks,
bathing regularly every day, first in the Temperate
Bath and then in the Hot Spout On leaving here
I made a short visit to tbe Salt Sulphur Springs, iv
Monroe county, whence 1 returned here, and re
mained a week more, and bathed every day in the
Hot Spout Bath. The result w s. I felt signally
benefited, and returned home greatly improved—
so Siuch so, that to a casual observer nothing ap
peared to be the mutter with me.
1 have now this summer('66i been here altogeth
er three weeks and a half, and have, during that
lime, bathed once aday in the Temperate
Bath ; and am now prepared to return home, with
the gratifying conviction that 1 am entirely and
permanently relieved, and feel that this happy re
suit has mainly been owing to the use of the ther
mal waters at this place. So much for my own
personal experience.
1 snow of several other cases in which the sub
jects of them received great benefit from the use
of the waters here, and suoh is my confidence in
their virtue, that I am thoroughly persuaded they
will, if their use lie persisted in. and prudence in
diet be observed, with moderate but regular exer
cise, either on loot or otherwise, cure any ordina
ry case of paralysis, cither general or local. 'Ihe
ttoy John, who attends the Hot Spout Bath, fur
nishes a striking case to show the correctness of
this opinion. After being very badly afflicted, he
assures me that tie does not feel the slightest ves
tige of the disease remaining—the truth of which
is apparent to ever* one who sees him—and
he wm cured here by the use of the Temperate
Bath only.
VY hie uere in l&M. I made the acquaintance of a
gentleman who resided near Winchester, who in
formed me that he had been parahzed so badly as
to be unable to walk or speak. When I met with
ti,in tic bad the appearance of enjo*ing robust
health, and he told me that his restoration to
lit-:..tu was ow.ng to the use of the Hot Springs
Balis. 1 could mention other cases, where per
sons had been signally lienefited by the use of the
Baths heie bat as tliey must lie Weil known to you,
■imt the subjects ol them are accessible, 1 prefer
to let them speak for themselves.
1 know ot a few cases where the use of these
waters have had very happy effects in Neuralgia
and Rheumatism : of the former, a lady of my ac
quaintance in Alabama furnishes an instance; and
Richard Morris, jr., of Baltimore, one of the lat
ter.
i am satisfied, from actual experience, that the
use of the hot water at this place often has an ex
cellent effect on the liver, and in chrome diarrhoea
f have greater confidence in its efficacy than any
thing with which 1 am conversant.
Mr. F B. Clarke, ot Mobile, Ala., is mainly in
debted to it for his restoration to health, from the
worst condition, and after all other remedies had
failed Hoping my experience and observation
may lie the means of extending a knowledge of the
waters of the Hot Springs to others who may be
atfi-cted, and of giving a wider scope to their al
ready huh fame,
1 remain, sir. with high respect.
Your obedient servant,
Jno. Ehwin, of Greensboro', Ala.
Case «if Win. Sanderson, of Amherst county,
Virginia.
In November, 1831, 1 had a violwit paralytic at
tack which deprived me entirely of the use of the
whole of in* left side. I was confined to my room,
and perfectly helpless for more than five years,
and m* left hand was insensible even to fire. I
was tlien electrified, and afierwards improved a
little. In June, 1839, I came to the Hot Springs,
barely able to hobble about, with but little feeling
in. and no use of, my left hand and arm. After
bathing lor about twenty days, I oould walk tole
rably well, and my hand and ami were so much
improved that I could chop with an axe or work
with a hoe. 1 bathed here about, forty dais, and
then walked home, a distance of eighty miles, in
four days. I continued to strengthen till June
last when 1 had a violent bilious fever, which
again disabled my left leg auiHtriu 1 returned to
the Hot Springs on the first of this month, and
have bathed Ireely for twenty days. I (eel as well
now .-is when 1 left last year, and shall set out to
morrow ou f*rot for home.
• n veu under my hand this -OtL da] *>f September,
isio. Wa. Baßßsaaaa.
To Dr. Goons. ol Amherst county, Va.
Hot .Springs baCaaes of Injury to the Limbs.
Muscles, Tendons, tec.
Case of the Hon. John Y. Mason, of Va.
Southampton, 15th February, tbmX
Dear Sir: Having derived the most important
Item lit lrom the use of the Spout Bath al the Hoi
e>prings, it gives me much pleasure to comply with
your tequest ami bear testimony to its virtues.
In the month of August. IATJ, a horse ran away
with me in a gig—l leaped out, fractured the small
bone in my leg, and injured the patillaor knee-pan
most severely. A tedious confinement was the
consequence. When 1 was sufficient y recovered
to leave my bed, 1 found the leg so contracted that
I could not walk without the aid of crutches. In
deed, when standing erect, my foot did not reach
the ground by tour inches. The limb shrunk from
inaction, ami tearing 1 should he a cripple lor I le.
1 visited Philadelphia and consulted Or. Physic.
He told me my case was hopeless, and surgical aid
would be of no avail. I returned home and went
to the Hot Springs. I had then been on crutches
more than twelve mouths; my left leg was not
half the size of the ruht, and so contracted that I
could not get the foot to the ground. The very
hrsf. bath relaxed lb'contraction; my leg became
straight, and 1 walked back to my cabin without
crutches, i used the bath once a da» for about
three weeks. The limb was gradually restored,
and 1 have never used crutches since. 1 regard
myself as indebted to the Hot Springs for my leg.
1 am, most respectfully,
| Your ob'taerv't and friend,
J. Y. Mason.
Hot Spriu.s In Spinal Diseases.
Case of a lady suffering with SPf N AL IRRITA
TION, who had not WALKED for 16 YEARS be
fore using the baths at the Hot Springs. "She now
walkaany reasonable distance without inconve
nience."
Pi kumont, Albemarle county. Va. I
July 15,1859. S
S. Room, Esq.—Dear Sir: Prompted by tue de
sire to relievo human suffering, I am induced to
*:ive you a history of mv sister _ case, aud the treat
benefit she derived froma visit to the Hot Springs
She enjoyed fine health until she was about 17
years old. when she had a severe attack of fever.
For eight weeks her life waa despaired of by her
attending ph*scans. It was now observed that
she had a disease of the spine,complicated with a
variety of uterine affections. These dieaaes were
attended with violent spasms or convulsions
which prevented her from walking for rules*
years. During thirteen years of this time she
was confined constantly to the horizontal posi
tion, sot being able to sit up at all, and sabered
more than language oan describe, or tbe most it_a
X native mind coaeciveof, more than half of those
ng. wearisome years having beea spent in con
tinuous convulsions, which rendered life almost
lasapportabk*. and which would have caused death
to have bean welcomed by aeracll and ber friends,
as tbe sweet messenger of peaeeaadfost. I have
known ber to remain for away eoasssstivs. dsys
is a state oi entire instniibtltty-with her lacs
livid-ber eves reaembiiag orbs of fare—her whole
body eeavalssd witb esasns. asd to return to
consciousness but to seder the uatoid tortures of
a thousand deaths. She was favored with tbe ad
vice of 10..r la of the most eminent and skillful
ahystciaaa.of this part of the State, who used all
is remediee which mature judnnent and long
expsriaass dictated, but without produeias may
permanent amelioration other dissaas, and it
waa not antil after she bad spent sversi weeks of
the season ol la»7 at the Hot Sprmrs. tbat ehe waa
enabed to walk again- a Gnus of Ilia."
It is tbs opißMa of all that another aeasoa wou d
restore her to perfect health. Dumbs h»r visit to
lbs Hal Mpn ags. sbs ased the Hot f is.ut Bath r-gu
[arly twiss every day, watch spasoily aa benefited
her eptaal dissaas as to enable bar to asove bar
■bates- to walk a little, with the saatataaas of two
afalebes. which she had to eostoaao te see tor eta
:rav&ss^_!S»m3
TBS SOT BP-UIKfS.
disappeared snd a neat wslktsr eftne was a-bsti
tuted in its place, whieb has beea her constant
companion in walking as to this time. She now
walks bay reasonable distance without inconve
nience. Very respectfully, J. J. Pace.
Opinlens of Physiclaas la Regard ta tbe
Caratlve Powers ef tbe Hat Bpriaga.
The following latter fross Dr. Laadoa Rives, of
Roanoke owunfy, Va, and one of the most skill
ful medical ansa ia tbe State, shows the opinion
which hia own observation inducsd him to form is
regard to tbs remedial powers of these waters in
the various diseaseb for which tbey are recom
mended:
Roarobb. April Sd. ÜBS.
Dear Sir: After suffering for two yeara excruci
ating pain from Chronio Rheumatism, 1 deter
mined to try ths etfeots of tbs Hot Serings Baths
for this dissaae. la accordance with this determi -
nation, 1 speat about two weeks laat September,
st your apringa. (my occupation not giving ins
more leisure at that season, i and I was for a time
somewhat disappointed at the reeult, as my pains
were ratber increased for a month alter my return
home: hut during tbe whole of the past winter I
have been entirety free from this painful malady,
notwitastand'ng constant exposure to the incle
mencies ol the weather in the practice of my profes
sion. I attribute the cessation of these rheumatic
it..mc entirely to the effect of the Hot Springs
Baths.
1 observed that the primary effect of the batlu
upon the circulation of the blood, was exoitant,
and theaecondary eriect, sedative—which ac ;<unts
in part for the curative properties of your baths in
Chr.>nio diseases, especial'y where depositions or
morbid alterations have occurred in the tissues.—
Along with this excitement of the circulation of
the blood ia a corresponding excitation of the ab
sorbent vessels, which in chronic diseases, gene
rally, are inactive. These vessels are stimulated
to the performance of their natural functions, and
tbe result is that tbe deposits which have been left
in the tissues by previous disease, are re-absorbed,
and these tissues restored to their noimal struc
ture and function. The secondary sedative effect
insures tbe patient against tbe danger of an in
flammatory action. Thus stimulated from day to
day, the absorbent vessels regain their wonted of
fice, and disease gradually disappears. This is
without doubt the "rationale" of the way in
which the Hot Springs Bathscnre the Chronic form
of Rheumatism. Gout, Menstrual derangements
dependent on ulceration of the womb; S> pint's.
enlargement of the Prostate gland, deformities
from old injuries Ac, Ac. What assistance is de
rived from the chemical constituents of t'.e wa
ters, I am unable to determine, but 1 should think
their influence must lie potent, or such results
would hardly bave obtained as I witnessed in tlie
above-named .Incises ; and in Patalysis, torpidity
and enlargement of the liver, enlargement of the
spleen. Jaundice, and in some forms of Chronic
Diarrhoea.
The Spout Baths proved in my own, and in many
other eases, as active a stimulant to the Liver as
calomel itself. From personal observation, and
upon the representation of many intelligent visi
tors, 1 have no hesitation in recommending per
sons afflicted with any of the diseases 1 have enu
merated, to resort to tbe Hot {springs as the most
pleasant mode of obtaining relief. 1 certainly ex
pect to avail myself of the advantages of these
if a ths lor a short time every summer.
With sentiments of highest regard. I remain
Your friend and obedient servant,
Lanhon Rives, M. D.
To Mr. 8. Goodk, Hot Springs.
Letter of Dr. Jno. W. Williamson, of Boyd
too, Mecklenburg county, Va.
His opinion of the beneficial effects of the Hot
Springs when employed to pbkpabk tmk sys
tem KOK THK SeBOT SISBS MIN KB A I. WATRRS ;
also, in Diseases of the Liver, (iout, Khcuuia
tisin, Paralysis, Ac, Ac.
BovimiN, Va., May 1,1? M
Titos. F GoottK, Esq.—Dear Sir: I cheerfully
comply with your request for my opinion, as to the
curative powers of the Hot Springs From my ob
servation of the effects of these waters, I am en
tirety satisfied that they are among, if not the
most potent of the Mineral Springs of Virginia
for the cure of the most obstinate chronic forma of
disease, for which they are resorted to, particularly
for the condition of the s-. stem depending on a
general derangement of the secretions with torpor
and inactivity of the various organs. With very
few exceptions, f regard the Hot Springs aa the
best, preparatory for beneficial results from tbe use
of the waters of the other Springs. They excite
the torpid organs, and thereby render the system
more susceptible of immediate effects in many
cases in which other waters are ultimately more
specially adapted.
It is frequently the case that invalids spend some
time at the White Sulphur and other Springs with
but little, if any benefit, when upon visiting the
Ho'»Sp- 111*8, and returning to those places, they
experience immediate beneficial results. 1 gene
rally advise invalids, who consult me as to the use
of the various mineral waters, to resort to the Hot
Baths, before visiting other Springs; and to do
this in man* oases, in which I regard other waters
as more particular!* indicated, for the reason that
I irelieve the relaxing effect of the hot baths ren
ders the system much more susceptible of prompt
and efficient action from other waters. lam con
vinced that in many instances, in which the sul
phur waters are resorted t<> in the first instance
with but little or no beneficial result, they would
prove highly efficient, if aided by a previous appli
cation of the hot baths As a remedial agent in
Goat. Rheumatism, Faralysis. and all affections of
the liver, the Hot Springs are justly considered
without a rival. In fact, so astonishing has been
the relief afforded by these waters, in tbe diseases
here enumerated and in others, tnat it would be al
io st incredible, but that it is attested by persons
of as high character as any in the land.
Yours, truly.
Jno. W. Williamson,M. D.
Dr. A. A. Campbell, of .Nottoway co , Vs., says:
"My experience warrants me in Baying that the
use of the Hot Spring* Both is the vast best
FBKPAkATIO.N OF THK BVSTB3B Foil THK B_Bfl A.NII
BBHSriCIAL USE OP THE SI'I.I'UUK WaT-Rs OF
VIROiMIA."
Dr. Thus. Lining, of South C irolina, sa* s:
-To persons afflicted with CHRONIC GOUT or
RHEUMATISM, I feel warranted in recommend
ing the baths of the Hot Springs AS FAR SL'PK
i." fOR to any of the. Watering Places in Virginia."
Letter of Dr. Francis K. Lurkett, of Rich
mond, Va.
Ills'opinion of the value ol the Hot Springs as a
curative agent in various Chronic Diseases.
Richmond, Va., .May 18th. IS6C.
My Dear Sir—ln response to your inquiries
upon the subject, I take much pleasure in furnish
ing you with my impressions as to the medicinal
and remedial properties of tne Hot Springs water.
Having resided lor four years or longer at the
Warm Springs,' but five miles distant,) engaged
in the practice of my profession, mc.st favorable
opportunities were afforded me. in numerous in
stances, for observing the curative influences of
these waters, and f do not hesitate to say that I
believe them to lie the most reliable and efficient
agents in the treatment and cute of the large class
of diseased conditions to which they are adapted,
in this country. 1 will enumerate as follows:—
Chronic Rheumatism and Heat, Paralysis in its
different forms, Neuralgia. I).scan's ol the Liver,
with its various complications aud oonse*iue ces,
as jaundice, indigestion, obstinate constipation.
dropsical effusions, Ac; Visceral engorgements, as
of tlie Spleen and other organs, irritation of the
spinal column, with its attendant consequences,
the numerous class of deformities arising from in
juries to muscles and joints; Chronic Diarrho-a,
dependent upon torpidity of the liver or debility ;
Lngorgemetit and Enlargements of the L'teris.
attended with suppressed, diminished or pain I'm
secretion; Knlargement «f Prostate Gland. Such
is in* confidence in the curative action ol' the Hot
Spout that I shall seek its aid, the coming sum
mer, in my own case, for the relief ol a torpid
fiver, with rheumatic complication.
Hoping sincerely that you may enjoy in the en
suing season, as heretofore, that extended patron
age which iHtth the value of the water and the ad
mirable accommodations of the place are so well
entitled to secure, 1 remain, very truly, yours.
F K. LI'CKKiT.
S. Goods, Ksf.< Hot, Springs, Bath county, Va.
Opinion of Dr. Geo. It. Wood,
Of Philadelphia, in regard to the curative proper
ties ol the Virginia Hot .Springs, iv Klicuiualisui,
(iout and Chronic Hep.it.is.
In his work on the Practice ot Medicine, the l*»st
on that subject in the English language. Dr. Woo.l,
one of the Professors in the University of Penn
sylvania, and one of the most eminent medical
men of the *no, thus notices these waters as reme
dial agents: Under the head of Chronic Rheuma
tism, he says,(see second edition, vol. l, page 443,
Wood's Practice of Medicine. I 'The Hot Bath,
taken duly and persevered in for a considerable
tune, often does much good; and obstinate local
affections sometimes sive way to a stream of hot
water directed upon them, or the hot douche. A
visit to the Hot Springs in Virginia may be recom
mended."
Under tho head of Gout . "The Hot Springs of
Virginia are sometimes very beneficial " (Vol.l,
page 404 second edition. Wood's Practice.) Under
the head of Chronic Hepatitis, l Wood's Practice,
second edition, vol. 2, p. 441.) "Th> Hot >i>nm.s ot
Virginia have also been found useful, employed iv
the lorm of bath." my 21 -d.'ttwlt
PARKS A MINER.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Oder for sale—
HO hhds. HAMS and BREAST BACON,
ai hhds. SHOULDER and SIDE BACON.
25 kegs Goshen BUTTER.
30 bbls. No. 1 LARD.
M boxes English Dairy CHEESE.
48 bbls. New Orleans and Cutia MOLASSES.
la hhds. Bright New Orleans SUGAR.
at bbls. C and Extra C Codec SUGAR.
100 boxes Adamantine and Tallow CANDLES.
SV boxes Oawsso Pure STANCH.
25 bags Rio and Laeuayra COFFEE.
lOObblaßye WHISKEY BRANDY. GIN
and WINE. PARKS A MINER.
mhM-U 13th st. near Cary.
Row ri ma:: "*""
GRAVEL ROOFING.
BIOTTNAiOR FELT)ROOFING.
TIN ROOFING.
We are noar prepared Ui put on the GRAVEL
ROOHNU.ot a vary superior quality, •ither is
town or country.
Also, all kinds of GUTTERS,
and LIGHTNING RODS. CONDUCTORS.
_, CHARLES D. YALE A CO..
apao-sm Iron Block. Governor st.
GAB, GAB, GAB
FITITNG!
METALLIC ROOFING.
TIN aad COPPER WORK.
_. . __, FLUMPING, sto
The subscriber, st his establishment op 13th sL,
Uajmaansr. aad at tae sbortest aoUos.
i^iC-. <> _%^Tij_^r n * , _s«i''.
manner sot in tbs least atfsaatvsoa taspfsasisee
_?J r _5 l 1 V J_V work. jßTjeasoate as oaa
etrnetsd as to bs air asd water tight.
ISHW_33S_S
te assets tor tbs asaßßfcalaisw are stsparedte
*■» Driving HATTior *™%p»ff fljfofliffff'
a THB ÜBMKATEST IMVENTtO* nr
*a.ro^
COS, JUT Broad street. We are sow ssabtsd to
display a large and complete assortment of Sam
Natty*. Opera. Freach BslV. Psrtestiea, an, various
other saw aad desirable sty lea. To eoaatry BMr
chants aad piaatera we oan offer inducements ihat
saanot fail to rlaasc. Disss Hate manufactured
in any desired style or shape at tbs shortest nc~
tioe, and st different prices. A call is most re
speotiuUy solicited. WM. T. MOORE b CO.
__ 207 Broad st.. Riohmond. Va.
CARRIAGES. Ac, FOR BALB.
,_§__*__. I ARRIAttES. BUGGIES, arc
ER_S_£P O R SA LE.-The subscriber ia still of
for sale. LIGHT CARRIAGES,
Open and Top BUGGIES and ROCK A WAYS .
also, a BAGGAGE and a BUTCHER'S WAGON.
As 1 am anxious to sell, great inducements will
be offered to purchasers.
Particular attention given to RKPAIR.NG.
JOHN DO S.
my 5-1 m * Corner 9th and Broad streets.
,_■_»__, CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES...
Krs_SE3_-TheßuUc.iber has on uand.at his Coach
■aa ""Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, (13th and Uth sts..)
near the Columbia. Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and with
out tops, and SULKIES—aII of his own make, oi
tbe best material -nd workmanship—all of which
will be sold as low ea good work of the Bind oan be
in the city of Richmond, and I respectfully ask a
oall from those in want of any article in the Car
riage line, as I am determined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work
sold that is new. warranted.
feSt-d<bn MiCAJAH MANGUM.
~ BOOTS, BBOESt Ao.
JA\ m g A KOTII b'RLOTofth<>scer_TTO
mZbwmWJ lieautiful Laities' heeled Mo roc Cifaxn
co Slippers, st §1 * pair, and fine Gaiters,^**- 7 aa
with heels, at $1.26, just opened at
G- HELLER A CO.'S,
I*3 Broad s'reet.
The largest assortment of good, well made
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes. Valices, Ac, at ths oheap
est prices, just received at
G. HELLER A CO.'S
A large variety of Ladies' Glove Kid, Engl.sh
Lasting. Congress. Front Lace and Side Lace
Gaiters, Buskins, Slippers, Ac, scld very low, at
G. HELLER A CO.'S,
183 Broad street, between sth and 6th.
~__fii" TtT THbsHIADiES 99 atfCat*
<_9VMUNU.-I wisii to call your t lienlion to
my assortment of LAD'FS', MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES, embracing 6. great va
riety of styles, among whi h are the following:
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Slippers; La
dies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees; Ladies'
Heeled Kid Congress Boots; Ladies' Heeled Cloth
Gaiters, several qualities ; Ladies' Heeled French
lio. ts, new style; Ladies' Morocco And Kid Boots,
without heeis; Ladies' Morocco aiol Kid iiuskins,
without heels; Misses' Heeled -Moroccoand Goat
Bootees ; Misses' Heeled Congress and Side- Laced
Gaiters; Misses' Heeled Morocco and Kid Slip
pers: Misses' Heeled French Boots, new style;
Children's Heeled Kid and Morocco Slips and An
kle Ties; Children's Morocco and Goat Bootees,
without heels; Children's Copper Tint Bootees,
without hee's; Children's French Boota, new
style; together with any other style or quality
that may be needed. A call is solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, No. 93 Main st.
JNO. C. PAGE.Ja.
JHOOTBANirsHOEa--GKhAT \-mmp.
REDUCTION IN
BEHLE, Broad street, between 2d and Sd.
keeps a large stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's and
Servants' wear constantly on hand, and defies any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his line,
as he manufactures to order, and superintends
himself. JocH-lyl CHARLES BEHLE.
J A NOTICE THAT t A IMff _A|
BE CONTRADICTED BY ANYsS_swa~_fT
ONE.—We are now prepared to furnish our
customers, friends and the public generally, with
any kind of BOOTS and SHOES tnat they may
want, either of our own manufacture or imported,
either tor Ladies, Gentlemen, .Misses, Hoys, or
Children, ol the latest styles and of the best quail
it*. We also keep on hand a large assortment of
TRUNKS and BONNET CASES for Ladies, of the
most approved styles and finest quality. Also,
CARPET BAGS and VALICES of every style and
description, all of which will he sold low either by
wholesale or retail, by ALEX HILL A CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers of Boots and Shoes,
127 Main street, RiohmomL_Va.
_- GREAT REU-CtToN I* THE r_|
j_f PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-JX
m\\ V rom IS to 30 per oent. saved by buy
_ Mb lag from J. H. ANTHON Y.
Waf Columbian Hotel building.
Aloleakin Hate of beat quality. 93 SO; d j. second
qjality, 3 OU; fashionable Silk Hals, 3 SO; fine calf
esm sewed Loots, 3 So; Congress Gaiter Boota, 3 36;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, 2 lb.
J. 11. ANTHONY has made arrangements witb
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
•kin sewed BOOTS, winch he will aell at the unpre
oedeatod low pnoe of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. oc3S— dAwtS
FURNITURE, &c.
(JANI'LL W. HARWOOU.
O GOVERNOR ST.. RICHMOND,
MANUFALTttRKR AKD DKALKR IN
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
The farmers and planters, and ail others in want
of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES, manufac
tured by the most experienced workmen, and of
the best materials, will find it to their interest to
examine my stock before buy ing, as I have recent
ly reduced my prices. You will find—
ROSEWOOD PARLOR OAK CHAMBER SETS ;
SETS: COTTAGE FUILMI
WALNUT do. do.; TURK:
ROSEWOOD CHAM- MAHOGANY SETS:
BER SETS; MANTEL MIRRORS;
WALNUT do. do.; WHAT-NOTS;
MAHOG'Y do. do.; ETEGRES:
BEDSTEADS; CHILDREN'S CHAIRS;
BUR EA US ; J E N N V L I N D BED
WARDROBES: STEADS;
WASHSTANDS; CRIBS and CRADLES;
TABLES; RKCi'MB INTCHAIRS;
CHAIRS; CENTRE TABLES;
SIDEBOARDS; FEATHER HED.S:
TF.TE-A TETES, WRITING DESKS:
SOFAS; FANoY CHAIRS;
BOOK CASKS; WORK TABLES;
DINING TABLES, LOUNGES;
ROCKING CHAIRS, PIANO SPOOLS;
MATTRESb-B, OFFICE CHAIRS.
iuh29-2ni _____
mHBK. GATHRIGHT. FURNITURE
___arWAREHOUSE. ON GOVERNOR ST.,
f|\ BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN.
■____bj_|has on hand at this time the largest ami
stock of FURNITURE he has ever
offered tohts friends and the public—a large portion
of which being CITY-MADE—which he pledges to
sell for less profit than Heretofore. Painted, Im
itation and Solid Oak, Walnut. Mahogany and
Host-wood CHAMBER SUITS, from #35 to Stow;
all styles Marbie Top TABLES: also. WARD
ROBES, from $luup;TETE A-TETES.DIVANS,
SOFAS, from $13 up to $75; Jenny Lind BED
STEADS, from S9 to STS; freautif'ul Brocatefle.
Plush, Lasting aud Hair Cloth PARLOR SUITS
also, COUCHES and BED LOUNGES.at twenty
five per cent, less than can be purchased else
where; in fact, bis stock embraces every article
.lsually kept iv hie fine. Call and examine
for yourself, and see liow much you can save be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also, a large assort
ment of Recumbent Invalid. Ai in. Easy and Re
volving CHAJRST MATTRESSES. Hair and
Shuck, and BEDDING. mli 31-d.;m
SAVINGS BAM-S.
V'irgTs i a ~s a v i w tiV "af a is TtT. ".
Chartered by the Lrtisla'ure nl Va,
CAPITA L-SHJbUBi.
MON V received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on winch interest at the
rate of six per centum per annum is paid for sums
remain in six months <>r lonser ; for shorter pe
riods, int. rest at the rate of 6 per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for t lie deposits.
Deposits received and cert.Scales issued l» the
Cashier, T. B STARKE, at the store oi E. B.
Spence, corner of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va.
gAM'L 8. COTTRELL. Pres't,
T B. STARKE, Oashier.
mv ll—tm OH F STEM. Secretary.
H BV_.» Si*«'B B.iyK.
IV Chartered by the Legislature of Virginia.
This Institution will receive D EPOS I FS, on
which an interest of six per cent, per annum wii
oe paid on all sun.s remaining longer than six
montas, and five per cent, for a shorter time.
Deposits received at the Banking Office ol Messrs.
Isaacs A Ta*lok, by the Cashier.
WM. CURRIE. President.
WM. L. HILL, Stcr.tary.
B. H. SMITH. Ja, Cashier.
MBMBSBS.
Chas H.Barksdalcl -i C.H.Wynne,
Henry James. I 6 Jos. Bruoimeil,
Sam.WYounger, IS CF. Smith.
W. B- Warwick. f g W. H. Benson,
Wm. B. Smith. \i W. f . Carnngt >n,
Joe. T Morton. ] * lotft A. Mayo
P.J. Archer. 8. P. MiteheA,
R. L. Williams. Jos. Laidley,
Chas. McGruder. N. T. Pate.
Chas. Talbott, T. L. D. Walfr rd.
B. U. Smith. P. C Warwick.
R. G. Farley. Jos. G. Watts.
A. Warwick. E. D. Reeling.
Geo. A. Barksdale, ap X Sia
~~ COAL. CO_LB, WOOD, ~4ka
ANTHHAI ITfc «OAL.--l have now on band
a larxe stock ol best ANTHRACITE COAL.
which I shall greatly inciease toy B-tsaßaaSs curing
the month of Juns, sad am prepared to oiler great
inducements to consumers. M* customers and
others, wbo may order their winter supply of me.
may rely on get ling tbe test erode, and aa cheap
as it can be sold in this market.
myl7-lm WIRT ROBERTS.
pINE WOOD VOR 93.5b.-l would rasped*
wssdl «&^.«%r
waste wiibis tee city baute, (br tbs low pries ai
be leftwUi Mr. Wm.
Rbslisii , aa Id street, or at J so. k Urns*. Sisson's
tWraadWHITK e^hTl£Aiff*ftAL
aUjkr-bl i HASI stsasar buy sb Bridge.
CM>Ey...Ttje.prwßef Coke aatil faxtber aobe*
SrfmM_n=r_rr-— *tt
WMmmLwJ CwKaß>«-»»■■_* ieiai>tii'»i -»_'*»*» **» JWP
*?jg?-""f-.l'' Yards sorserjstb
**""-Si^^^^**"_-a"--fiBB- -P'-J ' *
AwjsTjbsijKl^
«B_bl__tdoor to Ksat, Paiae k t-!: ,?• aeit
A^StS
Xb^,^RV^T E l^^w w n„
precisioa aad eaaeT^TbeA_t_»Tst' r _?'•»». aTu
?R__sss__lteS:
oflaoebroßataccaraey. l^mim r t m o ,n
donee, however, of th.', r , v «„!
of foreign manufacture. ab__L __T_!_" w *t«is«
snee, 1. tbe iin.vc, M |Vaffitmn tha".'i *'**' "
gold or silver. The pub","siTavrtJlt*, ?,' la *'
-■J" ,mn^'««, ropp:«t.ch,,i;. I Hol; 1
jrjj. WATCHES made by rb?as_!2____ th «
aliilaWmaksr. just received Ir'm tl,!:" W,t '<
ers;ah». on hand, other B_Ma!l_L M _'.bS.
Forsale very I„ w , accordTniMwV»?,t, ,U *v'~
really fine Watch.call at N„ W___S_sL. For »
eide, 3d door above Hth sfpet tfMt ' Bo "l»
CHAB. C. LPMSORN
CHINA CLASS, Ac.
S' IRE.YIFNDOI S SAI
OF AN ENTIRE
CH 1 N A, G L ASBW AX r 11,, ,^L f WM
FURNISH! .N G AN Ii l A \Xv __■
I. AT 79 MAI N ST RK _ sA r> ,\W
TO MR. JOHN DOOLEY'S Hvi sTr?__-
Traders' Bank of Richmond havinTVlVht 1 .!!*
house we now occupy, we are c.tmi.*l'sd ? i_ ,h#
'he store with.ll ..tie month W, nXriuZ„2e ! *' l,r •
p>od.s.all fresh and of t|„, btoslsuto! I!___?
keepers and tae trade at a great saerifiM «"*'
have no othet way to dumotmlt Ta__*N?_s
m<t»t astoaisnißß bargains, call it *° *et
BCHAAP A «'0 fs.7»__i. .... .
Ai;reat vanct* of Fane* Basketsl B.„? et
fineW.tchels. and other l-ancy Urnids will i_T*A
e_tremcly low to sellout, "o*u-4
«tlllNA.t,l.: K a-UARKA>_*» |
times, at WHOLESALE we
at R I KTIl C L 0, ° c ' UPP ' ofSUple anJ 'aawy«3
Our old customers and the public will !,!«■,_, i_..
it in mind that we have removed In N n KplsbT
or 14tu STREET. emmnm,m rifta*,
WM F BU I LKR t s O N
my Jl-lm mPO " " n " a " <l K^WwSa
jnfV ~Xmlma, glass, "~ jjj
I_ Alt I'll f'N WA I; 1.. HII
O. B. TAYI.OK, "
Has m.w in store, and ~n aMVaga, lately raaaii-l
ships Invincible. Niagara ami Sur i>| v,* \v r .,i
and from the principal glass tiiecn,,,,
try, tho largest and most complete ;,•« .nment *>f
BSOBS he has ever been able te ..iW tn he trarte „f
Virginia. North Carolina arid Tssnaai m lie les i
confident he pan BBSsptbl with the re Backiaa
homes of the North ; and as an aawraacscil ins
ability to do so, he will duplicate at the nine ■tt__
any hill purchased of a re packing kouse „ tat
North within the pnst twelve month* All .treats
sent to him will receive his personal sttantsw -
Goods carefully packed ana forwarded promptly '
mh ai—im
fO L AII m ARE-Cinprisißf" G..bists.
I umbiers. Wines, Champagnes, Deesßtsra
Preserve Dishes, Fruit fcwls.Sp.ion Hold'
ers, Leniouades. Lager Beer lilassss, G|u«
.Salt Cedars. fte_ for sale st the China
Store of T. A. BILKI.I.V.IW Mam street
_Hn_Jl£„E «OOL CHARCOAL PACIES
RICHMOND .\I.\DK
kv we have on hand a supply ..{ u>e i!«i s
very sspsrter Cbascoal racked Wstsr
Coolers of our own manufacture, of all asaa. Call
and supply yourselves a'
KEESKK .V PARR'MFottsty,
Corner t3tta Bad Cary ata
smta china, v Cars.
AhJSmf AND I All i'HL.NWAK,
\jm SPRING TRADE, H6C
jLW GEO. J . I U M N 1 ■', X A CO.,
CHINA, GLASS. A Nit QVKBNHWAmM
WAREHOUSE.
No. 80. Pearl or Mth street, Hichrmnl. Vs.
In consequence of unavoidable deli* in tli»viai
pletion of our new warehouse, on Govaraor street,
we shall be unable to remove until 'he < v - . ■ ; utrio
oloses; and our friends will find us it tn,. ..h|;,, a
tlon. No. 29 Pearl street, lor anothei m••*.,,..
Our alock is now daily arriving..iiid ii tbs 'xrreat
and most complete st.trk of EARTHEN "A ARK
CHINA and GLASS, ever offered 111 Virgin 1, sad
we invite the attention of the BMrsaaaUof Vir
gin is. North Carolina and saaae—we, vbu m.y
visit this market, to our pri'-.'s, ronfidst vial en
can succesHluil* ecespste with theiiarv #1 houses
in any ot the Northern States.
We only ask them to give aa the prefer*, a •.*•«
Northern houses, provided we oan do as wen for
thrnt. We ask nothing more.
Tho most experienced pickers eu pi. ye', wi
gooaashipped promptly.
We supply the Mh-r quality of BtoBSVSM
low is it can be purchised at the Factory.
We *ive our prompt and faithful attention to ths
execution of orders.
DENTISTRY.
SML _». 4 «l LM.Xt, T) _ Vl'i's i.
lyTyT?? '" ik hereafter be found it Ins ortu .■, No
at»7.'i .Mam street, Isstweeu sth aud lOtS,
prepared lo attend to his prolessumal . ..» *•
men ta. mh 'H 3m
iKTIMIIU. TEETH.--TsCw
and Vulcanite Pro. ess -9. W.
'*ujjii JoN ES. DBSTisj.bavinr ihe rith» f< - ns
above mode of making Tcetii.and beiai s.itiiSsd
of its absolute superiority over all otiier meth.xU,
can with con lid once commend it to those desirm;
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially suob
is may '.c dissatisfied with those tne* are •. w
using. The perfect adaptation of the pUte talks
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enstses
nun to insert one or more teeth without rlt<f.
fhis method having been adopted bftbaasataaj
ißg highest in the profession, Nortn bbS Boala.
testimonials will be given audspecin.ens r-x.'i bUa
to those wislnn? to see ttiein. Seta of I>e:i, on
gold or any other plate wiii *d course be aaasiw
those preierriiig them. Filling. Ctesasiagi Ki
tr-A*. ting, and all other operations geatlyaaSlbs
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by bLiC
TKicrTV wtiaearpaai
_s_ Uifioc on Main street, o D p*>nU Connthisa
HalT Boli-lly_
E. A. JETEH,
MSS3 SURGEON DESTTfT.
* tu - Q3 Ofnee on Main, below Fear! street, sen
diHtr to P. Horton Kesch'strimmmg stors. »a*J nra
do<trs aW>ve Messrs. Thoa. K. Price k Co. 1 Dry
GtMtds store.
The subscriber having removed te the »■■'»•
house, would be pleased to see those with wk.uaas
i.as engagements, and has made exteusi'e press
rations to serve tbe public generally. AUopsr*
lions performed is tbe most approved and sotrn'iM
style known to the Profess ior., and ail w >rk *if>na
by him warranted tnxtve satisfaction. fesbVW
TAILORING. Ac.
IVlMtfcL *. 11l Rf II is now 11st
employ aa a CI'TTHt. am! demres bu lot
mer friends and pa'ion ■ to cs'l \n<\ sgm» i
me the large and va ed assortiasst »\
CLOTHS. CASSIMERE.'*-act Vb-ITISO*.
as we Has Isady-Maas Ctetbiag. wkiebkentssa
prepared bt furnish mem on »s <*«>d JJfS, 1 ia
as so«td style as acj similar house ia tbs Si »s.
WM. IKA S*TfH. 11* Mv" vt -.
INKW ll.OiHlv« sTOtB. Tm
subscrilter, as auetit. will open snoat ajy
IS b. in the store now acceptsa 01 Mr - ■;•
C. Barton. N.». U» Main strsst, an satis
new stock of
CLOTHING ANU ~,w . ■___»
B-JUS' FUKNISHIN'« '»Ot>W»,
which he is htv manuf-ctured undft sis *»••
upervtsion. and hopes wita bis asaerteaee »n><
so wle.se of tbe 'usmess, he cau .ni*r !>u*s»
stock as wiil aieettbe wajjts a r d sdouie tae f*i
ronase ot his friends.
The sfrewill be refitted v. su.t Ibe ssb esse.
and every ss%rt will is» made Ut pr-..!>. <au '»
necessary articless id ia sucn st*.*t »» 818 an_s»
the stock unvkesolioa .1 Is .;i -\ l '** v .' * M ,*<
m»4 .Its I of'Tupn.tn .k Hs'.l
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The suits.-utters ii,**iu< pari'hase.l "'
Messrs Tiesi-a* Hill
ZeJUeeeJ the ~».- w«»*W»rfi„
otler a lar>.e sesortawst ol IT r /t tf . l "_lN*
ILOTHING and GbNTJ » ». *-*\, ? " I J-Z
GOO OS, smtabis for S V Y IN G and IV V « «w»f
Tbs Use- wdl be *g%%E\%
aad style of feUAI* EX, HAt.9r.i » _b_ tt a tie
a strict auenti.tu to bacaess gad
trade, bops lo ujsr't aU m_sivs a ■bars Sf se-s.
patroaageTwhich has liecn to niara* y r*»i«»»«>»
upon them ia our sister city. "eltrs
Mr. W m. tiasros. formerly ant kh*
wn „ -"*:» VSg**.
+ tsfflk*FßF^j&
JsaV. J , iate »_» t .riiueni •>( •»•«« <"»"f._'v,tuh..
_ud SUMMER CTArtklNO and
GtKjDS.e_.br**-.as all tbe.latesi
ties of the season, ebicb, in aoist «!' ', r
and durability, cannot 1*
are manufactured by otit.elvcs.rXßrsss.y
tbe tastes and w»uU ot tins markc . sad *r:;", hJ ,,
ables us to sell al a uiuch ui.tre reduce*..'•.» ~
any other b*us« Wtbeejir. Aaw.S bvis
inert of BOYS* CLOTHINU aad r
GOODS always on Saad. We awaM reaj-sl
yosag men and followsrs effasbajsa,U£
oOßtisaaTly recoiviag aaaipie cards oi '»•-,, v
«yle goods, truai .arWcb we oaai mmhe te otmfi
Bbort sattse. anytbins ou»•*-» *AJ»»^T7
_Ea , aBS«b?OT
teatbe^lV bu .took «'».* 1 5vt_* ?
|WUK9f(s_s£S«i
_s -»,-» to make Bp m tne twos* »*•»»
renjsnerattv. arotts. „.
H«.tE-Having saurdlesseaiieJ *■»» »*„ M y
«snteto.«darsalow as tbey ess «* *;V«»
obabiaif ie lh* 01,"
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