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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
LONELINESS.

What constitutes true loyeliness I! Not
the polished brow, the gandy dress, nor
the show aud parade Of fashionable iIfe.
A woman may have all the outward
marks Of beauty. and YET not possess
lovely temperament. llis the b.nsspIeht
disposition, The Kind scis and ibs ciris-
Iian department. lis in tie heart, where
weekuess. truth, affection. and humility
are found, where We look for loyelIness.
nor do We look IN vain. The woman
that can sooihe The aching besri. smooibe
the wrinkle brow, alleviate ilie anguish
Of The q ind and pour the balm OF eonso-
Ialion in ihe wounded breast. poysrsses,
in al emipeni degree, true loveilnFss of
character. Size l. tie real cnm psnion II
man. and does tie work cf sn angel. IL
IS such character ilal hlrssts with
wsrmth and sunshine. and nHkelil esiii,
To resemble the Paradise ul God.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
Receipt for Making TattIers.

Take handful Of the vine called Run.
about, the same quantity oI the root called
Nmbe Tongue, a sptig Of The herb cal.
led Backbite, (either before or after the
dog days. a tablespoonful Of Don'I.you-
teIl.ii, six drachms of Malice, a few drops
Of Envy-which can be purchased in any
quantity at the shop Of Miss Tsblha Tea
table and Miss Fanny Nightwalker.
Sir them well together and simmer them
for half an hour over the fire OF Discon.
tent, kindled by lirle Jealousy then
strain il through the rag Of Misconsiruc.
lion, hang it upon sken Of Streei-yarn,
shake il occasionally for few days. aud
il is fit for use. Let few drops be IA.
ken just before walking oui. aud the sub
jet will be enabled 10 speak all manner
of evil, and that continually.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
Pay the Printer-A Christmas Cali.

The following, which is old, is like
wine, for il is good. Ii is also as Saml'
vel Weller would say, "noi only VERY
excellent but very much 10 the pint:'
Here comes winter, here comes winter,
Storms Of hail-and snow-and sleet-
Pay The Printer, pay the Printer,
Let him warm his hands and feet.
Here comes winter, here comes winter,
Whitening every bill and dale;
Pay the Printer. pay The Printer,
Send your money by the mail.
Pay the Printer, pay the Printer,
All remember his just due,
In cold winter, in cold winter,
He wants cash as well as you.
Merry winter, merry winter
Ii will be if all do right;
Pay the Printer, pay the Printer,
Do the thing that is polite.
Happy winter, happy winter,
Hark the iing'Iing of the bells;
To the Printer. 10 the Printer.
What sad tales their music tells !
An poor Printer !-ah poor Printer
Your subscribers lrolic all
In the winter, in the winter,
But NE 'eI think Of you a, all !!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
Good Advice to Young Women.

Trust not 10 uncertain riches, bot pre-
pare yourselves for every emergency In
life. Learn TO work, and be not depen'
dent on servants 10 make your bread
sweep your floors and darn your own
stockings. Above all, do not esteem too
lightly those honorable ycung men WIN
sustain themselves aud their aged parents
by The work OF their own hands, while
YOU caress and receive into your company
ihose.lazy, idle popinjays, who never hll
a finger TO help themselves as long as they
can keep body and soul together, and gel
funds sufficient 10 live in fashion. you
are wise, you will look al this subject in
the light We DO, and when you are old
enough to become wives you will prefer
lhe honest mechanic, with not cent TO
commence life. to the fashionable loafer,
with capital OF ten thousand dollars.
Whenever we hear remarked, "Such a
young lady married fortune" we al
ways Iemble for her future prosperity.
Riches left to children by wealthy parents
turn out 10 be curse instead OF bles-
sing. Young women. remember this. and
instead of sounding the purse OF your
lovers and examining The cut of their
coats. look into their habits and their
hearts. Mark if they have trade. and
can depend upon lhemselves-see that
hey have minds which lead them 10 look
above butterfly existence. Talk not OF
the beautiful white skin and soii delicate
hand, The splendid form and fne appear
ance Of the young gentlemen. Let not
these foolish considerations engross your
thoughts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
Another of the Martyr Browns Virtues.

Having exposed the hypocrisy OF JOIN
Browns pieiy, we have still another leai
of his character 10 unfold. Some two
months before his raid at Harper's Ferry,
he purchased cow bf neIghbor, resi-
ding about mile fro[ him, upon condl-
non that if she suited bin he was TO pay
$50, aud if she did n4 he was only To
pay reasonable coRpenFalion Tor the
time he should keep Ter. On the Satur-
day before his onslaught upon the Ferry,
he returned The COW { The owner, stating
that she Gid not exactE suit him, but he
was willing TO pay, aAproDised. Tor The
lime he had her in AOssession and told
the gentleman 10 cOmdto his house The
next Monday morniDgl and he would set
lie The amount. Now The purchase Of
the cow upon these Conditions, aud his
promise TO settle the amount after his IN
tended raid, was Of cburse nothing. from
first TO last, bu. a piecS Of low rascality,
TO obtain his milk uHbn the clear. Yet
he is he d up by pioud abollIlondOm as the
pink of christian virtue.
1t is to be hoped TN kt his expected biog-
rapher, The meek Mrs. l.. Maria Child,
after celebrating his many virtues in the
numbering, kidnapping, and horse stealing
line, will not fail to give chapter upon
the virtuous excelIehcy of defrauding his
poor and unsuspicions neighbor, out Of
milk sufficient for the wants Of him and
his pirstcal crew. II is one of the con.
spicuous virtues of yankee character, we
know, TO cheat when and where they can,
and Johnny Brown, the Saint, is snolbef
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

A Woman's View OF W0!nAn's Outyi
in Connection with the john Brow IA
Crime, &C, &C.
Ever since Uncle Toms Cabin net
with is pernicions success, the lsms OF d
few fanatics, male and female, have been
made prominent feature in our national
politics. The evil popularity of one wo-
man, who had been writing twenty years
almost unheard OF, had sci portion of
the sex crazy with desire for Ike nolo-
riety. Mrs. Stowe had been diligently
writing into middle age, without being
known as an author, and at last Issued
from obscLrily, not by any extraordinary
talent, but because the restless Beecher
blood led her to strike rich vein of pas
sion and prejudice, which arose a. once
and recognized her talent. when il took an
incendiary form. which had been over.
looked in lis legitimate channel loi nearly
haIfa life.
This book was the first of class that
has been sewing evil thoughts tbrous hout
the land, which are now become murder
Gus acts. The evil spirit was evoked by
anti.slavery novels, mostly written by NO.
men-lhe sermons which pleaded for
Sharp's rifles. as if holiness was murder.
were listened to by women. The Abeii-
ton press which joined full cry, women
read approvingly, as if treason were rtli-
gloa--all this has done It's work, and that
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
singular Case.

A Woman UnWHi1gly Initiates
Snake. The Homer, louisiana, Gazette
Publishes a letter from person IN burle-
son county, Texas, whose versciiy is en-
Gnrsed by The Gazette. We extract the
following
will give YOU short account OF ve-
ry singular case in this neighhorhood,
which has for the last eight or ten weeks
attracted more attention than any case
ever heard Of Persons for fifty or sixty
miles, even from Austin, Bastrop and 9TH
pr places, have come 10 see 1t. For about
three weeks there were every night from
ten TO one hundred persons present, camp
ing all round. Some time last iall,
Young lady. about 20 or % years oi age.
was gathering peas near night, when
something biz or stung her on the lool'
She saws was a snake, but she did not
see it. Some time alterward il began TO
affect her. She seemed TO have fits, com
mencing about sundown and lasting some
times part, and at Others all night.
have not been to see her myself, tho
several of my family have. She first be-
came nervous, then jerking, and then heT
eye-balls begin to protrude, and in lie"
hours they look like bursting out aud
she begs those around her 10 push then
back. During the fit she puts herself II
every possible alUlude-oflen trying &c
bite herself, licking out her tongue, ant
minicking a snake IN many ways, ant
most generally PeIseveres until she sue
ceeds in biting herself and, curious Il
state, she generally tries TO bite her bi!
Toe. About seven or eight weeks ago sh'
got so she would not drink, and shor'l!
afterwards she could not esl and she hs
positively remained tweniy-eight days
without eating one particle of anything
Doctors could not get anything down her
not even with pumps. She then seemed
10 suffer less. For some time she ha!
lost the use of one hand and leg, and il
TACT of one side.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
pi.tols at yyasl,iurion.

Preniice, ofihe Leuatd'r Jo.,n-l ,sys;
When we were in Washington iwo or
three weeks ago, We heard from Ill quar-
iers that the gress mass OF tie members
Of both sections were heavily freigbied
with all sorts Of portable facilities Tor let
ting blood. WeIbeliese we wefe rather =
pei Of both seciigns. and ue bnre we be-
lrsy no sacred dn6dence in saying. that
whenever NorIhfrn or Southern members
got little msgdIin and threw their srms
sf' clionsiely around us (oi coosse TO siea-
dy Ihemsrlsesj We sIsrosI invarisbIy felt
the butts # pistols and the bats oi bowie
knives press against our shrinking frame.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
OUR BABY.

Did YOU ever see our baby
Little Tot;
With her eyes so sparkling bright,
And her skin so lilly white,
Lips and cheeks, OF rosy Light
Tell you what,
She is The sweetest baby
In the lot.
All she is our only darling;
And TO me,
AN her ltte ways are witty ;
When she sings her liIile duty
Every wore is just as pretty +
As can be
Not another in The city
Sweel as she.
You don't think so-you ne'er saw her
Wish you could
See her with her Playthirgs Gathering.
Hear her lilte tongue chattering,
Liule dancing feet come patiering-
Think you would
Love her just as well as | do,
you should.
Every grandma's only darling,
| suppose,
Is as sweet and bright blossom
Is a treasure 10 her bosom,
And cheering and enduring
As my rose
Heavenly Father, spare them to US
Till life's close.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

Tie officers and seven privstes Of the
Petersburg Artillery. who were hospitality
entertained in ChsfIes,own by Berj. F.
Besll. Esq., editor OF the Spirit cf Jt0er-
son, have presented 80 Miss Jane Bfsll.
!a "en'her OF his family J a beautiful Swiss
lever watch and chain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING

f. rnpraus in lhe missiSg boats have per-
i-Eed with her.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
God bless the noble workingmen,

Who rear the cities of the plain,
-yho dig the mines and build the ships
And drive the commerce Of the main
God bless them, for their swarlhy hands
Have wrought the glory of al lands.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
TIE wORKINGMAN.

The noblest men know ON earth,
Are men whose hands are brown will
toll
Who, hacked by no ancestral graves,
Hew down the woods and ill the soil
And win, thereby prouder fame
Than follows king or warriors name.
The worhingmen. what'er their task.
To carve the stone or bear The hOG-
They wear upon their honest brows
The royal stamp and seal o! God
And brighter are their drops of sweat
Than diamonds in coronet
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

The bill in The Virginia Legislaiure,Ior
taxing bachelors has been defeated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28

We respectfully request all indebted TO
us 10 settle up.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-28
Iy33Gg1BA@g0USs
from the New York Express.l

A Woman's View Of WOinAn's OUty1
in Connection with the john BROW IA
Crime, I& C, &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
CITY Items.

-.. N.,H,Vics' INsrtrurE-We are requested
"a, hat the Board Of Managers Of the Virginia
.,,.,;,.' Institute" will open their seventh Annual
y $500, on "Wednesday the lQth Of October, next,
,,ciors Hall o. the Institute, on Ninth Street,
80 On the slst Of October this period viii include
az . oi xbib lon Of the Va. State and Central Ag
-' - Societies which will doubtless be visited by
&c.. from an parts Of this aud other States Of The
- ana wW ah0rd a rare opportunity 70 mechanics,
'.'5 others TO display the results Of their industry
aIn The Board OF Managers desire 70 make ths
..,y exhibition one Of unusual interest The Halls
Institute are so arranged that depOsitoIS viii have
NJ. .c,ommodatons 20 show their goods 70 the best
sI..t,s,e The Machinery Department Is admirably
- and supplied with ample Motive Power. To
iss The Board feel indebted for their former pa
~ nj confidently expec from them increased con
~. soo, AZ the approaching Fair The Premiums 10 be
- uiI be Medals, Money aud Diplomas The best
$50 I'm each class deemed worthy BY the Judges,
" H 49, entitled 10 4 premium of not less than two do
mr. more than one hundred dollars, 10 be deter
3 by the Committee on Awards, subject 20 the az
'.f NJ The Board OF Managers This plan Of distlbt-
,-smiuu,s has been adop;ed with view 20 ehcit the
-f Of the artist the skill OF the mechanic and manu-
r and he ingenuity of the inventor IN the female
7. IN A. In the male department ANY information ia
80 q, me details OF the exhibition viii be prOmp.-
E -yen by addressing the chairman OF the Exhibition
r.-ai,tst Mr.. james D. Browne. Members pro-
M tickets 10 the Exhibition by paving their annual
49, Of - and persons wishing TO become members
m rrolre certificates and tickets by paying the aitis
~. ~, Oh 81 and the annual dues Of - 20 the Secrt
80 The current year commeLces on the lsJ OF Jul,
.l and ends the Isl Of July, lsCl. Members Tickets
Elm ,im't The owner, Que lady and two children under
,r, wears OF age; or the owner and two ladies' al all
exhibition hours
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

Jcar DrrY, In weather Ike this, IS by no means com
Portable especially Wheu the minds of the jurors are per
picked by business cares aud their patience EXHAUSTED
BY tedious examinations Of witnesses, and proN argu-
meuts Two Gays in prison. with plenty OF elbow ROOM
and nothing 70 DO, but 10 cogate or Sleep would De
far preferable to halt days experiencein the pugatory
Of a iury box
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
AMUsEMENTs.

AMUSEMENT6.
RICHMOND ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FIRST CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS OF THE CITY,
AT TIE
HALL OF THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
Thursday, 7th of June, 1850.
PREsrpExr-DR JAMES BsALE
VICE President CHARLES 8. MILLS
voLINs Lobmann, John Metz John Werth MAyr A. teo-
hart W Pran,f
VIOLE-F. ". Roster Q. @. Mera.
vIOLONCELL0-C c. W. ThloW
BAsSI-B Krauase, J. II Knop, R. Weller.
FLUrEs- Tilsnder, 10 II. Hewet-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, j. Baumann.
BAsSo0Ns-J. Ri,terhause, O. A. Ericsson.
HORNs-E STEM II. shutz
TRUMPErS-J. Be-r, q. Bon5aek
TR0MBoNE-G. Yoeker.
KETTLEDRUM-F GrSbau
TRIANGLE-ChAs. Sebert.
BASS DRUM-Fr stibert.
Barber c. W. Thlov, Chas. stlOet sebert, GrAbap
Rob. woller, Schneider.
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRsr
/. GRAND ovERTURE-'stradela Foto'r
2 QUARTErTo- Piano FoIte. Violin, Viola and ViolOn-
'' Messr. GraGau, stella Kiitsrhaa.s and Roster
sOLn-Yiolonc eo ~ Puritan Mr. ThiOw Pdni.
TRIO Andante)- Piano Forte Violin aud yoloncello
Messrs s,i9srt L9SmAnn and ThiOW . Relss,gT
GRAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e Rsis,igsr
SOL0-ClArlonet-Mr. Baumann Beer.
s. GRAND DUET for Piano Pores, Messrs. q T. Sell
-Auegro-Piino For, Violin and yoof cello Reiig.r
Mesrs Fred seleert Lobman End 1hllOw.
Z. CORONATION MARCH from the Prophetic, az yrceer.
The Rsnc. used on this occasion are from the
Factory Of Mir senwAy and have been kindly loaned by Mr.
MAYR
To be had at the usual places AMI at the Door on the gh Of
Performance. Jet-H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

'lt 'AA1s we're drilled by their commander Captain
'-.''~ o. the Capitol square last Monday afternoon,
- executed the various movements Of wheeling aud
aieTnarchiug, by patoons, with admirable readiness
81 precision There feW companies in the United
''s which can equal the Grays in general military
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

~ supreme Court Of the State Of New York lave
perpetual irjuacti0u against Eatoa aud Jeui ls
-.elie'tng Ayers Cathartic Pills holding them
.'.- Tor Tie cruel imposition Ia ~hat they have done
r aiming them from further injury 70 The public.
- sass Of oar people more than another needs tie
~ P,'inol Of az 10 shield them from imposiurr &c IS
49, .nd suffering, slo unable 10 ptOtect them
Pa. a remedy - universally employed a. Ayers
- oT al elss-es, both 70 cure and prevent disoase
i 49,, = u dos have evefy security the las can Afford
''@ e'an1srisiS and imitation Ca5insi SsAsnsefady.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

THE CARROT SQuARE-As the Square has now be-
place Of popular resort for our citizens. we think
behOoves the Council to reenact some of tn provisions
Of the ordinance concerning the Square, which was re-
peaed few wears ago without sufficient cause Father
the State city houd provide adequate police force
% maintain order in the Square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

UNroRv FoE MlLIrrA-If well directed efforts were
made by the officers of the 18th and l79th Regiments
majority Of the members Of the several companies might
be induced TO adopt cheaper uniform TO be worn at
future general musters blue lannd jacket, or blue
cotton blouse, and white pants, would be great I'M,
prOyemeGt upon the present miscellaneous citizens
dress"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

O''-'s IAAfSs.-The oniy appointments Of census
,' thus Gar reported those Of MrJohn Appeysrj,
Il o'goa Ha, and Mr. Absalom Blackburn, Of Henrico
-. De deemed superdous to add that both appoutes.
''e D.mmycrats7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

'''' At L,SsE-I,s Of no use for people to request
-' by note or otherwise 20 urge the Council 90 pass
q. o'l-narce 10 prevent COWS from going az large. We
ave advocated such las over and oser aga.n but our
l'A- nigh, as vel have been addressed 20 the Sultan
% e0skeepers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

Wiytar's Hiid Cherry BGlsap,-This Balsamic com
pound has become home fixture Let all who suiier
aud have in vain attempted their coughs colds
bronchial pulmonary complaints make use OF this IN
eouslled remedy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

A-aic-rhs ArmOry Band viii perform on The CAPT.
= square, this afternoon commencing az half past o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
WASIlNGTON MONUMENT.


.. OK A y II
No. ?, Exchange MOCK,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
in.p,ror aud Dealer Foreign Wine, Liquors Cigars,
as ln st1reu.w-
IL sobf pipes Brandy, OF the brands yutsges
l5qt eight casks D. andy lta,es 1875 o2 lss- and
ISIS
600 Gases C4iet la,llIiug cheap tsLe Wines and the
finest Chate Lan.te AMI MsTgaaN Wines, also, %
U4sts Htuf Saut-fl-
l,v Hook sui Mose lie Wine, plain aad sparkling
the best lraIds
SEQ, bs lets snd boxes ~ Champ gue Of the very first
quality made, aud fall supply % Aad,iiAs Port and
Shtrri,s, and an Oh er imported Liquors. lsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS.
SUGAR AND mOLAssES AT AUCrI a..
y TUESDAY, the 10Th inst, II o'clocL NO lii 80. . "
Wharf and Warehouse at Rockets: " VI" SCH ~ our
2O6 hhd' Porto Rico sugar. ranging from fair "a choice
qualify. ~ '"'' W 0ho'oe
80 hhds New Orleans End Muscoyaso Sugar
20 hhds and bbs. Molssses
TFRss-Under 800, cash. aver no. months, c,ss, o., a.
proved negotiable paper. '"' wi AP'
The above sale will cOmIasnce after Nes.T, n.
Co sale Of the cargo Of RIO Coffee imported ner bart a.
Grant, at our Warehouse al Rocketts - ~" ."
je5-td d. NJ A 20 a,.,.
GROCERIES, &C.. AT AUCTION,-on TgURs
" DAY l4th June will Ie at our Auction 80 a..
mont Of Groceries, viz ~ ''''
Coffee and Crushed Sugar,
Java q, fee Rice
New York Extra Syrup
Portland do
Superior Western IIamJ
Soap, Candles
Green and Black Teas
Pure imported French Brandy
DO. DO. Port Wine
Do. do. Clartt DO
London Porter and Ale
Pure Molasses Rum
Rectlhed whisky
starch, Tanners Oh.
ALSO,
Coo Sides Sole Leather
ALSO,
40 Cases Boots and Shoes
TERNUndr 800 cash 800 four months credit, for
appro' el paPer' J. & q. D. DAVENPORT
i~h- lb Auctloneers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

NEW ARRIyALS-NEw SCALE IMPROVED PIANOS
WORCESTER U.VRIVALLED
4 MORRIS, Bookseller and Dealer In Pianos
a. and Mtodeons would respectfully - cyxFS
70 ne atrens OF Virginia North Carolina and Ten fE}3
neasce that he has iu-t Introduced Mr. Worcesters
new ana improved scale Piano foyes which he sOcits the
trntor OF pro'eso amateurs the public generally
Mr. Worcerrs inrumeuts
ton OF Al Who protested Wedge Of The Plano His long
PERSONA experience s manufacturer has enabled him 20 intro
tacr an improvement which prnuneed by professors and
amateurs lu Nvu York most decided success
Those 3four citizens who desire The highest
lection whsther aey Wsh 10 Puh respectfully In
Vtri % ysi the varrroous Of
woRcESTERs Agency " MAinst,
Ap Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF della WARE.
PoR JUNE 1860.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS b co, Managers.
WILMINGTON, D&LAWARE.

7as Managers call TIE attention o. ne public 10 the oorcng
Splendid Schemes n be drai6n N Wilmington DekH0drs
BYSZ4TE 4 UiR0RITY