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! d A l. l. E Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The Original and Only 6Snuine.
NO COMPOUND

fho Original and Only 46nuine.
NO COMPOUND
Has discovered that any of the Qualities
of this famous remedy Almost daily hear Of new. and
heretofore unknown virtues dcov1ed by its application
dseases-iur is remarkable fact. that many Of its Of
fecs. known only from accident experiment So deep
has been the science Of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the nm
ventor, admirable the combination it, Ingredients that
tits found suited relieve almost ament to which the
frame Of mani subject. Let enumevae Of the pc
culiar qualities Of this remedy:
sirM.-ifBROKEN LIMBS, when ret, be well wrapped
up in the Save. Inflammation, Swelling Pain 90
and the bones uns and strong with astonishing
rapidly.
Sspenth-When the Bowels are painful, or inamed Ia,
Extractor. if well rubbed upon them, will afford relief. and
medicines have failed
Eighh.ls perfectly safe in all case-it never
do harmthe system will absorb than necessaytc
repair it. 1t will not conotwith any medicines that may be
taken internally.
We have space in this publication snumeras all the
lissa esoured by
DALLRY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but shall subjon few testimonials of it, vaue selected
from the thousands in possession. from all Of tho
''A''' FILLS.
CURED s. ne PAT Pain
It osran remedy and removes at enos the pain and
j, John wnlam,. resident Of Hamilton county and Git,
Ct s e III
70, about seven ysen. during which tins have sp
5 s %S III ss!. s
f II $ F5s II; I:
the rwfp complaint; and e utter smazement.
70 IN
Ing 70 affirm TO- :hould it make # az o .s
CsHssHnah. 4th month. lSl7
KRYsIPRLAs.
For EUGpslas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaus bis
Other remedies may make the dissass disappear for @
o sSs Pan G.ao sDss Dc
and completely removes the cause of the dissas4s dects
A.sAsY. May 8, ls4s, "A y, ctson .tzes..
was nine year, under medical Hill in the cities Of New
pss: sttspdsd WA Inflammation Of The kdnsss and VIII
bleeding Piles deeply ulce1ated with large lump. Of the
The Urinary stopped for days WHEN ny ds Sc
came lntOlsrabs ~ tongue cracked. end the root M,
neck, was constant burning heat. that cold
In this misery lonssd for dsath and never expected re
| covery, when Mn Jessup desired me to
TRY DALLKY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
She brought bed boz. and applied to the
felt immediate wherever Touched me, and besge
he ehss sven made PHI: Of L. and took tSs% wiic
soon cured me- owe my life 70 your valuable Extract
na KES22 III
SALT RHBUM. TT
This conife. that .DALIEy's PAIN EXTRACTION
~ s hss
l. hey S s RI rh
Paisni 9sss%. Ss t. from VIA. fallen ny
walton, added the respectable testimonials IN its faye
do most snesdly the attention oiths Athlete
'Af s ~ 10 N. Y ROSWELL CHAPLIN
COsTiVRnR
Or, CoNsTIPATIoN The sowEbs.
| THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
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ef Uns o. inveaunAau discAas thaspi 30 b. thsssls
sScasat Ns.lhs e. 6snO,s !L..lss
-: A. a. / y sss 80 y N Z! -,
s s q 80 s!ns ;a;:u s = s.::
:::: :als isss { is y +:
ss: g.: =. ~ Nv ~ s: ~ s'::'' ''''n'
TO n0rHns AND n4RRlD LADlas.
: $50 a 49, D a. N fs
"a: y; *; ss :; ;:::;
= .a'S .s: .:s,s iSss as ~
A. ae!ioss d.. o wiIoS wonss sss m;sos L 6ssee
wso.s ysssn, lsosws p.sna.spz ths natural easaiss
e q Z: 81 a x: an:
2 n ~ q @s w; %.s, and d e R
surgical opaatcns may Be- prsvsntsd
Z de af:e and mes sasataai msdoins foI punfyns
sos &c %e iss: ssS
E i 10: AZ; sd .ss :ss''
n d: s: spo ssS i :: v Rs
S.s e Is. sd
- :sa, ~ s.a &c sfsi
~ ~ s.: and The ,n9 &c. delicate :2d me-.
oaos oil or msgnea L ussfa ETeScSee il m opsn az
and light food. with this edioine, will always ava
and eaU o9n4nsmcnt
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.
Oosmsts. Chah. and vaxisty Of preparations ssnesay
u.s. WIEN applied to the faee, very soon spoi ii Of "
beauty They eose The pores Of The .kn end qhsok The cir
Powda the KIN mi..ned By the akaia used q so.ps
be9ntihs il own production the human ace divine
well q In the garden of rich and deicaey tinted vaegn.
20 aows ire, active and healthy circulation Of tn
ss sas
beapty. II b that which mpsl the ndescbabs shadss
aashes Of ovelnss that all ADMIRE bat can descb
This beauty ID the 6iping Of NATURE mot Of POWDER q
SOAR: there not ise and healthy cisoulaon there
os.se and he blood tsot. nS and in 1sars
and active blood il gives rch bloom 70 lie chseis and
6,,iienoy TO their eyes that 10 fascinating.
This why the Southern, and especially spsnn aiies,
o. are confined In coe rooms Or have spoiled ther
complexion ~ the application Of delee0us mixturs ey
eyes and beautiful compositions they should uss b. Tow
seno Sanapanlla Thousands who have used i,
our office ANY :. -. ,'u'' '''"S
:snds Ssapals has saved he lives Of thousand; Of on
dren The following two certificates selected from
| humble received thnwesk:
| New YoRK, April l, 1884,
pr Iounssnd-Dea1 Sl: One Of my children was
krea, debility 1t dying. obtained some Of you
exoeent medicine. and cured directly for which assur
you fssl very grateful YoSn. rsspectf1!y.
| RllaA'11H Fowlsa. n D''b'0s''' street
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
invariably called them s eysaa Remedy or FsmSi.s, 10
and have copied our bills s9d ciroula which relates 70 TN
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N 80 - : -
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wonderful, quickly dea N ps,ze s.d 20 enss
and heal he mia1y. No 6CAR RnMAul5. II anonsse
hsalins I'd sosas q iae sanding Sspa11Edl6
III b. Icons. No., July ., 1885,
Dssr ST. Ahsuta ysk d9es. While workins a. trade
III Of The ads sntsgsd IL top q ny foot iul below
stsp. The wound began to infans, and cg1tinSedsGl
Myth, and ssvsai sdhve plssen. but oil to
nAIISY,s MAs5iCAI PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in ~ than Tn minutes IL pain and Inflammation began
70 subsids. snd hal now entirsly ieft ne,
tractor y bsns superior To anything have ~ fseen tsied 10
removing pain o. Inflammation. -
am shlp- oalpsntN b trade, and shall be wllinn ~
dfy 70 the vue Of the Salve q all times when neoseIy
reside Franklin Asnues No. Isl, where can Rive any
informaisn desired. " YeqH, HTSy. Sow = p,suop.
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RSiIsv's.
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Wine,'s El.c.un...
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ThOmDsnn;sTs,, and Navel.
| jayne's ErnectS, All. ANo's's
Dunpan's Expsntorans.
Rsyfholnms,Sss s H.
| Baiiey;e Svrun villa f.h.,,v
| SWayne's a. Az
Schneck,s Pnimonic Sewn
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Moifat', Phmnix.
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Blafe's Aromatic. i've
| Hsrrick,s
Panacsa..
| Swain's.
| Honck's. ..s,.
| 0ntmens and SaIyes,
DAILY . Magical Pain e,
/ tractor.
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! NJ. IN ISW twenty years ago,
ROWANDsS TONIC MIXTURE
wa publicly dedicated the sure of AGUEs II ba, , -
The STANDARD which all other Axus Rsme
nave ossn compared Some ones, Judging from their
M SAFETY CERTAINTY aud PERMANENCv -.
s'stsa tn The STANDARD REMEDY
sois Agent for DR.. ROWLAND in New orl.au,
no, p. L. MASSEY.
n ganp md t.r..i.
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los. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
~ <2h H1aA fihs nnpis Co. IN lsassi The stQrs.
~ f. ass:S = ~ a. consider
ssvpol4 4fnl8e a. elppllia4 Drqssi1u sad Dsales
eenrnly VII egev altialel this linz. 9oqnhdently soua
1iyn vi twho ny lay0 han VIII their patronage.
~ tol We hss ss,y senRn psss q his sEtssivs
essgesoaabp tsms u AZ othsr houss N TIE Sonth;
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INFORMATION TO TUE pIIRIIc Il

NFOhMAflON TO THE PUBLIC-I have
h.y Sssn ssas GSsS sppI.sd the opposition my remedies
and soma w in this city, redinE IN liz nsshSosS" "
c .ao.s =, % gsrs N and who disposed 70 give
am well aware. from twenty year, practice Of Inc re-
psolonee o. hoss who are enemies ali Improvements in
y q those ps.sons are not only Is thsss pisscnp
on; b9t 70 ~ othe medical aid thai used in The neishbor
s nsx nS.s ssss9s' phssisS ., medical BE-
thessfos who ns dsppsed 70 msSe "a IL
have Offered fs N relief Of susS huinsh, Win Ssfter
this dael psae to pay attention to the store al bs
Of ciii9ens oews. have nothing to do with what have
GneHd 70 Anosd them relief, and restore them TO health
l9eoapas get more business than lhsy dos b well con-
vnced Of IL vtnes aAd in eron-thsA ist them pubiicy
public nd will ts perfectly willing 10 yd . Their sups
nor aonpes y the healing an, " am the Great Am.
ws% dear d, yopF TS'i T sS't sHnf PsS :.sv
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AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT 4 CO. COGNAC

l'hE undersigned having been appointed Agent
i?s the old established house Of Arboun, Marett u
QOGNAC BRANDlES upon he most liberal tsrms. T. H.
'nHR:d In any quantity. or to any may Tsqursd
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RI-SULPHITE OF LIME may be had at the
southe.n Chemical Works Of MASSEY, MARcrLlNN
conss Of Clio and Solis rse uanuacurers Of Oh Of
vMno', Nnic Acid, Aqua Amnona. Aqua Fofis. Cop.
~, !. Az o;asq q hs SSS.he Chemical Work.
Gssv,sr .esssn. g. to DIVERSE CO. corner OF Tchou
-ssSsscs enu LAieyetle Nfoen. OH
CkARET-36Q hoxsu n.sorsed h.. al. e.. II.
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.nEOOKLYN WARRaouoB COMPANY
~ - = - ~ j. : e. c1fs . e
- = 4 = zasisis
N j b j. : = .,ssAaadi. =.
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/, GGEEnnU1E BKUIGMIENNS, Chairman
WILLIAM EMERS(JN VI =
NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERS

NOT1CN To TAX FATEHS
REcoRDRR's OEYIcE, MUNICIPALITY No. Two1
- New Orleans, October l, 1851.
THE ASSESSMENT ROLLS Of this NUM-
cipaliy open for examination and correction Al
the ofcs Of the Ssc!ssay Of tins Council, Municipal Hail.
room No. H. and will remain open during thirty days from
thu. dae. ancoding TO law. Office hoan from A. NJ
Il Isl JAMES a, CALDWELL. Recorder.
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Mr.. Bs-ln regard to your Sanaparlla will say that
have used 70 some extent in cuteneon: affections Of long
standing a. Tnea Capete epra, Prorasis. Scabes. Syph
little Cachaxa, and in all diseases wheEs the Indication OF
TO consist In thorough change modification Of
ton with local treatment think would prefer TO
will admit it, value upon learning the substances that enter
into its c0mpoaion. Respectfully your. .
w. T. PRENTIss, M. ID. Z
LANianQKt Ky. QeceDher 4 l647. - l
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Y. ROSWELL CHAPIN
COSTIv RSS;
sk, CONTINUATION OF TIE BowEbs.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR

L. the surest safest and most certain remedy for this disease
II will positively give relief in the worst and even ate
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at oce with astonihment upon their faces
they had used the ointment for other diseases upon
Of their bodies the bowels. and that copious
had resulted 'front.'. Thsresult will
tvs Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectS SAFE 40
In NO instan. scan The Pain Extractor do harm.
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CkSAkE Is SoSss. ..ss,ssd b.sads, iof sals
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~ All articles In the Med
catalogue will be supplied on
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SORE NIPPLKe.

Tha af6cacv Al h PAIN EXTKACTOK IN this dsenS
4. ,smab.bIe We know of numerous cures, and do no
hesitate to say tina, the onmsn will never fail ior this
nos Dscaey prevents from asking certificates from ade
on this subject The following was procussd by one OF
Th;. vill earthly that we have used DALLEY'S MAGl
CAi. PAIN EXTRACTOR a. remedy for Sore Nipples
81 chaerfuy recommend those who may be Athlete
Win that most distressing complaint as most valuable a,
ticls to ourc n .., PHOEBE BkAY,
6Ikany, April. ls45. MARY MOORE.
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RAkELLl q Co, 81 Common street, offer fo
- alsths tQlbwing 2 cose dAissnt oonsix nmcuts-
IS Qoqnpc BnR4y 4sdeira and Port Wine;
Cd Live Q9t SatpetN;
Wal11ss and L9nlk;
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This cortifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTION
has been used in my family for Salt Rher Of thirteen yea
once aevated and they both entirely removed. There
be nodoubt bat this Medicine Ia. al the y that the
vaon added the respectable testimonials In its favor
by others ho have used in recurring immediate relief
do oneeTuy recommend the attention ofhe afflicted
the OF this invaluable saIve.
Buffalo, N. Y. ROSWELL CHAPlN
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A. BQHERS, 70 iosg snd Il sosabiy know 70 HoUss
~ eiSl fAMTsa, idi.esn AZ .Hssg,s nsnds ane
Malss1 asssts WHERE ~ q psepsssd 70 eonsrsc tss sss
f.ses sis5 lSs9. - 5sses e ss4an = hsp7: =
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MoTICE-Ass r. PROCTOR retiring from
y esiAe4. NJ sdsn FOR SALE ali the FURNI-
TURE, FIXTURES, etc.. Of her house, situated Al ina
cppsf q Canal and Rsysi sss's Tssms viii BE- made ac
g - ~ q RIM ss si. ne s, Sn
caon Of hs bs<t ts uy. and the Eoass has done
asssahng hnsinsa fos ~ pas tsn years
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Th0so that initiate d.. Townsend's SanapaFla, hav
invariably called thsr stgs sreet Remedy ~ Femalss.
complaints Of woman, word for wosd-othx men who
Up msdlne have, since the great uccs1 Of Dr. T0wnsen
Sanapafla In complaints ncident females recommended
heifs although pfeviousy they did not number Of thest
Mixtqss, Ps, etc.,, injurious to females they agGra
vate dissase, and undermine the constitutiOn.
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derabe party, of suhicient strength to. oppose the
government, take arms against it, the contest be-
comes "civil war" and all who are engaged in
it are to be governed by "the common laws oil
war;" which, it is well known, forbid the execu
ton of prisoners as inhuman and barbarous.-
But the case of Federal Republic, to which
Vate does not particularly refer in these extracts
is far stronger than that of a simple or consolida'
ted Republic, which he evidently has in his con-
temptation. The nature of the former he thus
clearly defines, in former part of his great work
Several sovereign and independent States may
unite themselves together by perpetual conederacy
without ceasng to be each individually, perfect State
They will together constitute federal repu0tc: then
Joint deliberations will not impair the sovereignty OF
each member, though they may in certain respects
put some restraint on the exercise OF H. III virtue o.
voluntary engagements"
Now, if it be true, as Vattel atfirms, that when
two independent factions i'll simple Republic
are contendng for supremacy, each is entitled to
all the cemency of the laws Of war, as respect
ed by civilized nations, there cannot be- doubt
that State, member of federal Republic, like
the American Union, creates ciuI Uar, and not
mere rebellion, when, in her State capacity she
declares the federal compact broken, and appeals
to arms to maintain her cause. The opposite
view seems to us to be in conflict with every jus'
theory of the relations of the members Of a Con-
fedaracv
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Expeditions first and last will at once perceive that
this testimony leaves no room for any remaining
disbelief or uncertainty. All isnow made clear
We submit this piece OF evidence, without argument
to the verdict OF our readers contentug ourselves
with stating the material points which appears
to establish. viz:
First. That the whole scheme OF the Revolution of
Cuba originated, and was executed SO tar as it was
carried out before its sailing iothn the United States
Secondly. That the Cuban Junta" within the U.
States was not, as supposed fancy term applied
10 certain New York leaders in the conspiracy against
the territory of Spain but fixed fact and that Lopez
claimed to be acting by their authority.
Thirdly. That, so far from any revolution existing
or in progress in Cuba, this document peremptory
cludes such conclusion, by declaring express terms,
that "the revolutionary movement was about to be-
now undertaken by his uopezs) agency" SC.
Fourthlu. That tho resources out of which the
amount this and OF all similar bonds TO be paid in
the hrs place, were the PUBLIC lands and PUBLIC pro-
pertv in Cuba, OF whatever kind: and
Filthy. That these bonds TO be further paid, in
the second place out of "the fiscal resources of The
People and Government Of Cuba, from whatever re-
sources derived"
Sirthly That high Judicial tunctonary of one O.
the aies OF this Union with Lopez and two en-
bers fof the patriotic Junca' party 10 this bond
Serenthly. That.this document establishes the pre-
else accuracy OF the language employed by the Pres
dent oil the United States, 10 his Proclamation OF 18th
April last, warning all persons against connecting
themselves with the unlawful and desperate enterprise
against Cuba, wherein be expressed his belief that this
expedition was instigated and set foot by foreign
ers VINO dare TO make our shores the scene OF their
guilty and hostile preparaans gans friendly Power
and seek by tasehood and misrepresentation 10 seduce
our own citizens especially the young and nconslde-
ced such expeditions "as Adventures for plumber and
robbery which must meet the condemnation OF the CIV
lliZed world
What most suepndous schemes of "pluuder and
robbery was presented 10 the eye of the world
than that which sketched out in the bond Of viii cf
the above is an accurate copy?
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TME slCKLY sEAsON .-There are SOM

THE SfCKLY SEASON There are some
diseases that visit stated OF the year. and
which not unrequenlly become alarmingly fatal du-
ring the summer and autumn months, especially TO The
young. is supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements OF the Stomach, and Bowels alone.
Does not every feeling OF our nature become enlisted in
the humane desire TO lessen this tghttul mortality?
are rot bourd by every principle of religion to ad-
minister reet when in our power? BRANDRETH'S
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all mpuretes,
gives power every organ to perform its functions
healthily, no matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu-
alton of all unhealthy humours of the blood, and if
man would but use common sense, he would take care
they perform this office faithfully, If the bowels
out OF order, it TOO slow TOO active, few doses of
Baandreth's Pills will bring them to order Ask the
man that dying from conshpated bowels what
cured him; be tells you, Brandreth's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssenery for six months and every
remedy had allied; he will tell you that Brandrehs Pills
cured him in week. So with levers, ehls, and other
diseases 10 word use Brandreth's Pills, you arc
sick and desire to be we-and use them occasionally
when well, to keep off sickness.
For sale by M. BRANCH,
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country merchants and planters can be supplied
New Y ork prices. sea
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1MAyOp,S COlIRT Oct I

VIM. II. Armstrong committed to Jail few days
since, person OF unsound mind, was examined
this morning and discharged.
John McCloze, white, was brought up from the cage
and committed TO jail for drunkenness
John Bohanhon likewise brought up from the
under the folowjno circumstances. John had become
topheavy from the effects of frequent and deep pota
tons and having failed to provide lodgings before
se an empty dr v box on Broad
in the neghborhood of the Theatre ''The spirit that
was in the man" caused him to sleep soundIy not
culated in ard around his lodgings. But the Charles
stumbled over the box, dragged John from his snug
retreat and provided lodgings for him in the cage. AS
dered the officers to discharge him but his Honour
improved the occasion to administer some whole
some advice to John, which it may be we'll for him
to heed, unless, indeed, he is anxious to become
tfsSatnfrd with 49, tesO n he cit iail
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

QUESTIONABLE DANCING.-CHAS. A.
IT NlcEVOY respectfully announces that his Acade-
my is now open in the Exchange Hotel. DAYS of
tuilion-For young ladies', misses and Masters We'd
lngs, at 10 o'clock. For gentlemen Monday and
Thursday evenings, at u O'Clock.
Mr.. NJ may be seen al the rooma any day in the
week. oe
,.1,-Jsss A FINE RIDING HORSE, works
tLS.-yA well, also, in harness. for sale by
IA-@~- JOHN N. GORDON e. SON.
=, He can be seen at Lipscombs stable on Shockoe
HUI oc2
GHOT.-50O bags Shot, for sale
~ oc2 VIM. TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

MR. ChLHoUS's PosTHUMous WoRSs We Ia
received from Mr. Joseph Walker ofths city copyo
the list volume OF Mr.. Caihoun's Works. containing
me Unit States" This work has been ed led by R. K
Cralle, Esq and published under the direction OF the
General Assembly of this State. The book bears the
imprint OF A. S Johnston, Esq, of Columbia, and is
beautifully printed. Price only two dollars.
TCharleson Courier
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

We have the authority of the Secretary of State for
saying, that Writs of Election for the Southern Congress
have been issued to the Manage of Election and sent
to the Clerks OF the Courts several Districts through
out the State.-Charleston Mercury, Sept. 30.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

The suggestion in the Presidents Proclamation of
last April, that "the young and in considerable were
peciay in danger OF being seduced into the schemes of
the Cuban conspatcrs turned oui to be literally true
OF the hundred and sixteen victims sent prisoners to
Spain hltyone ascertained he of the age of %
years and under down TO the age OF IT, and OF the whole
number only egheen are above the age Of 80 years.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02
WISCONSIN WING CONVENTION.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. u.
The Wisconsin Wing State Convention met at
Madison the oath inst, and nominated the follow
ng ticket:
For Governor ...........L. }. Farwell.
' Lieut. Governor. Col. Hughes.
fs Secretary OF State -. K. w. Wright
u" Treasurer. ......... .JefI'n Crawford.
These pomna ton. considered 10 be unfavorabIe
to the present Administration.