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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
Lanier, Brothers & Co.,
DRY GOODS.
254 AND 256 BALTIMORE STREET.
WE are now receiving and opening our Stock Of Goods for the
w Spring Trade which will be complete and ready for exann
alton by the ht Of February Anticipating much larger demand
accordingly and will present large and attractive stock Of
,uvers "A
they can be had In any other market. Jal3-4w-
DISSOLUTION.
HE firm HUNT BROTHER This day dissolved by mutual
consent The Of the concern vii be used by either part
ner IN closing the business Jas G. HUT
Rlchnsnd JAny 2, 1850,
CtO-PARTNRRsHIP- the undersigned have connected
u themselves the arm Of HUNT JAMES and viii
the oomman business for the sale CT Tobacco Wheat
purchase Mecaad. also for o%ardngA MsriRaHse
We solicit the patronage Of the friends of the late concern
Hunt Brother Of our Mr James and Of the public -.
shall he pleased to see our friends. JAS G. HUNT,
Richmond, Cd Jany 1860 ja2-ts
sS- Enquirer please copy. -
CO-PARTNERSHIP.-Th The subscribers have this day
2fd nj sG in PIiy % y RhgmoSd and
have shockoe Slip lately occupied by A. :
samuel They hope By personal attention to business to merit
inc '''' ''' u '' ''''' - ~ ~ / j. + Eingos sAHgSF'
Richmond, Jsn'y ls6o.
CARD take this opportunity Of returning my sincere
N thanks friends and patrons for their liberal support,
hope receive continuation Of the same the new concern
ja3-dlmkc3m A. = SAMUEL
NEW BOOKS BY VIRGINIA AUTHORS, Mt
~ NORRIS BOOK STORE, ~ Main street
RECRFAT0Ns Of Southern Bsrrser by eminent Lawyer,
POLITICAL Economy for the People by George Tucker form
ey Professor Of Moral Philosophy In tho University Of Nr-
TiiE DIVINE Human the Scriptures by Taylor Lewis 90
THE PROFESSOR Of the Breakfast Table by Oliver Wendell
sEvEy Years other Tales by Julia Kavanaugh, author of
sEIFHELP With Illustrations Of character conduct; by
Samuel Smiles author Of he Life 4 George stephenson %
RE STATEMENTS Of Christian Doctrine by Henry W. Bellows,
Minister Of All Souls Church, New York l 25
NEW Miscellanies by Charles kingsley 90.
DACON, LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE, &c.
ID % hhds Hams, Shoulders sides and Breasts
80 bbs prime leaf Lard
25 tubs prime Goshen Butter
90 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
100 boxes H. ID. do
100 bbs refined Sugars
90 bhs. prime Jersey Cider
% do No. l Mackerel
100 do No. 3 do
~ do Frost's Buckwheat
SO do crop N. o. MoIasses
80 do cider Vinegar
200 packages assorted Teas
100 dozen assorted Brooms
tcs. Sal Soda
do Eroy's assorted Shot
do prime Goldfish
Landing per and packets from New York. Philadelphia
ial6 18th street. between Main and Cary.
WE HAVEJUST received a full assortment of all kinds
w Of spices English Mustard Arrow Root Payorng Extracts,
Geane Isngas also pure Ground Pepper our own
JAS II. PEARCE Co, Druggist,
ja1T cor 9th and Broad sts.
IRIS, IRIS, IRIS.
COLEMAN woRTHAMs BRANDING have received sup
- ply this elegant Tobacco which Is too well vel known TO need
ja2i Corner Broad and 9th sts.
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WM. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing ManufactOry,
ESTABLISHED II ISjU.
IN RIG CHNOND- W

IT Is fact not generally known that established my Clothing
Mandatory In this city TEN YEARS AGO, aad have constant
for that time continued and make large portion OF NV
stock 10 Richmond hundreds OF my customers will testify To-
and having eed time 90 time, no" better
prepared to orders for work In large small quantities
than heretofore and will guarantee furnish them just rs low as
h De had Of Northern houses equal In s i and ma
teriaL
Being practical my Business mot having climbed In al
the back WndOE others shOuders aer myself ha can
give much and good article the price as any house
North South
those wish build up Southern Manuaetoes
parone the old established houses first and let reap the
reward they justly merit for past present future services
This no huubug can prove by from seyentyhVe 10 one
hundred hands employ and OF them have been
Tor years
Paouz the manufactures at home especially when you
can do 90 without additional cost. WM IRA SMITH,
las ia Main 81.
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JAMES It. PEARCE a Co,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGISTS,

Corner Broad AMI Niuth stro,ta Richmond Va
ltALERs Drugs, Medicine Chemicals, leads Paints Os
OF W ifsr pls. Barulng Fiaid dai.u and siauer se~is
~ go NV @
- aio our heuds ma open nes store on Nonday
- ". lll ut. .nl ~ b. D-ra.-l . thsu-
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be consider ed BY the month or year
~ isI on he Manuscript previously agreed upon De-
- t5s parties ,, q, 80 ,,. .,- t,- q .,,.ca.5 ,p,r
Al win be continued until ordered cut, and payment
ss,..,.i accordingly. ,.t, -. ,.-s.,, ,I,s
- tfs Annual Advertisers @ IS proper % state atl.t
eyes oaly extends o. 'hs.r immediate business Real
r , L other Advertisements sent by them 20 be an
All...7,i charge. and uo vvriAton- .-..- g. -
- ~ bat 90 be- charged the usual rates, subject
ia'- !. .rs,,grfs As shall be agreed upon
g. and yearly ADVERTISERS, generally engaging one
~ sifh me privilege Of change. shall rot on their
Or -.. .r any vecs insert more than the amount
y - a, standing rule under t contract, and All eNcct
= --,-.rt t1 Dc charged at the usual rates
l 1t. Inserted On the SeuiWetAy Wing at - cen,s
IH, or less lr The irst Insertion, and 90 cents
per st -. continuance. 0r if weekly, IS cents.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
- 49, as per annum; semi-Feekly S5; Weekly, sS Al
Daily fAs Rsm.ttanccs may be made at ths risk OF The
sys I'M c.,s evidence Is taken on The deposit OF
Puo- Il. p-st be se containing money.
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1859,


Two THE PIBLIC.-In consequence " the unprecedeut
ca sacctss "Our Model shirt have made arrange
meu ghch heretofore impossible, account Of ne great
demand n UlCty have large supply Of This pOpu
lar hand n variety OF style and quality so that
hss sending will have them hed regularly and with
despatch As the Agents or this shirt IN Richmond
would respectfully call the attention Of those who have not
seen our Model o ar examination and they will become convinc
ca bs copt HRd most durable Shirt ever offered
We prepared 10 make to order from scientific
measure. a short notice and reduced prices We have
hand large and desirgbles, OF GENtLNENs FURNISHING
GOODS which everything pertaining 20 the business
and whicA viii be- offered a greatly reduced prices
STURTEYANT MAGWIRE,
srQO No 81 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

CO-PARTN ERSIIIP.-The subscribers have this day
~ formed couartnershp for the Of carrying on
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS in the city Of Richmond and
have taken Shock0e Slip lately occupied by A.
They hope by personal attention To business TO merit
the patronage Of their friends and the public generally
A. 5. SAMUEL,
J. j. WILSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

NOTICE.
OUR stock OF Ready Made Clothing, No. 50 Main st.,
~ have sold 10 Mr. H. wrLOCK, and will continue TO
keep large establishment No. 100 Main St. where will be
the public In general having
arrangements manufacture clothing here, and
prepared orders Of Kind TO be made In the
style Our winter stock will offer
reduced prices to make room Spring Stock. Call
ja6 T. MORRIS CO, 100 Main 81.
r. NORRIS T. ELLIS.
BUY An OVERCOAT.
Nd make your selection from good stock having all the
N quses comfort durability and accuracy, which may be
found at 10 Main Street
BUY A DRESS OR BUSINESS COAT,
be shown 10 Main ST. at
the style and quality points al
ways Try 30 have, OF the best order.
BUY A PAIR OF PANTS
either fancy black but De certain buy pair of kind
get good article, would recommend 10 Main 81
BUY A VEST
Velvet Cashmere silk Satin Sane any kind
want remember uOMAIN STREET Is the best place in
town t1 make your 81, ,Iectons. TUPNfAN & Hull,
dog no Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

CORR GATED WROUGHT IRON AND
- WIRE RAILING by Letters Patent Admirably
adufd Tor rutosn. Public Grounds Crucess Bacouys, Cot
age Sheep and OK Hurdle, Patent Wire, Sackng Bead
d with every variety Folding Iron Eeadsteads and Iron
FIr'u-e Patent Wire Screens, ore Sand and Gravel
screens Wire Mosquito sheep Poultry and other
purposes Wire Houses Fancy Wire work In great va
rgty, for Gardens, &C. - . -
No a35 Market n. T. corner Sixth street. Philadelphia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

INISta.-2oa b6s Cut Herrngs Of good quality
do Nc. Small Aaekerel in store, Tor sale ~
ais SHIELDS soMERvILLE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

Married Persons Young Men contemplating Marriage being
Of Physical Weakness Organic Debility Deformitles A
should immediately consult Dr. Jorson be restored 70 per
feet health.
He who places himself under care Of Dr. Johnston ay s
dously confde In hs honor gentleman aud coladepiy s
upon bis skill "a ptyslci4n w. .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

CARD take this opportunity Of returning sincere
thanks 10 my old friends patrons for their liberal support,
and hope to receive continuation Of the the
ia9-dimkc3m A. ). SAMUEL .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

WE HAVEJUST received full assortment of all kinds
w spices English Mustard Arrow Root Pavorng Extracts,
Geatne snga also pure Ground Pepper our own preparation
JAS H. PEARCE 4 Co, Druggist,
ja1T 9th and Broad SITS.
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TWO DAYS
NO MERCURY or HAISEOCS DRUG USED
TlIINAINN

Member Of the Royal College surgeons London Praju,t m -
Of the most eminent Colleges OF the United states and lie
greater part or whose life has brsa spent On osals ~
lon Pas, Philadelphia aui elsewhere has effected ,ore ~ G
most astonishing that known. Many tf.ub I'm
ringing In the au head whea asleep great nfryou.
ing alarmed At sudlef sounds and bashhness viii ,
Of mind cured Immediately. s''-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

The fearful ELECTS on the und much 20 be daadeS L.
mory Confusion of Ilea Depression sp.ts Evil
some of the evils Irodlced ''' 49,
Thousands Of persons Of all ages Judge what "a tho
Of Their decmng hea n Losng their ygor becoming veal s
emacaied have SINCLAIR appearance about the eye cough aS
symptoms Of consuHlp ton > - usN anu
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

population of one hundred thousand free.
men, who bring this great empire of industry
and advancing civilization and lay it at the al
tar Of our country. What justice would there
be in denying TO these men a voice in the for
nation Of the institutions under which they
are to live Is it just to say that the men
who have endured all the hardshipS of the
wilderness to build up new empires shall live
under institutions formed by those who have
endured no greater pFiyations, or perhaps none
at all.
Mr.. Speaker, it is time that this record of
Kansas wrongs should be closed The black
est page of American history has been writ
ten in the last four years in the blood of her
pioneers. 1t is chapter of history that will
be read by our children with a shame of their
ancestry. 1t is time to open q new volume in
the history of Kansas. Let this strife be end
cd and Stanch the wounds of Kansas, infict-
ed with the acquesceace of the Government
of the Hepubc. Give to this greatly wrong
ed people government of their own, and to
the freemen of the nation the assurance Of re-
turning justice in the councils of the Republic,
by adding this star 10 the constellation of the
Union.
Mr.. GROW demanded the previous ques-
tion on the passage Of the bill.
The question was taken and it was dccd.
ed in the allrmative-yeaS l34, nays T3.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

SILENCE fN NATURE.-It is a remarkable and
very instructive fact that many Of the most
important operations Of nature are carried on
iu unbroken silence There is no rushing sound
when the broad tide of sunlight breaks on
dark world and floods in with glory, as one
bright wave after. another falls from the foun-
tan millions of miles away. There is no creak-
ing of heavy axes or groaning Of cumbrous
machinery as the solid earth wheels on its way
and every planet and system performs its re-
volutions. The great trees bring forth their
boughS and shadow the earth bcucath them
the plants cover themselves with buds and burst
into flowers but the whole transaction is un-
heard. The change from snow aud winter
winds to the blossoms and fruits and sunshine
of summer, is seen in its slow development, but
there is scarcely sound to tell of the mighty
transformation. The solemn chant of the ocean,
as it raises its unchanged and unceasing voice,
the roar of the hurricane, and the soft notes
Of the breeze, the rushing Of the mountain
river and the thunder Of the black -btOwed
storm all this is the music of nature-a great
and swelling anthem of praise, breaking in on
the universal calm There is lesson for us
here. The mightiest worker in the universe
is the most unObStruSlvc.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

- PRETTY FANcY.-When the day begins to
90 up to Heaven at night, it does not spread
a pair of wings and fly alort like a bird but it
just climbs softly up on ladder. 1t sets its
red sandal on the shrub you have watered
these three days, lest it should perish with
thirst thence it steps to the tree we sit under
aud thence to the ridges of the roof. From
the ridge to the chimney, and from the chin
ney to the tall elm from the elm to the tall
church spirc, and then to the cloud, and then
to the threshold of Heaven and thus, from
round to crimson round, you can see it 60 as
though it walked up red roses.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

LIFE CONSTANTLY NARowrNG.-If the rota-
rieS of pleasure, on whom time hangs heavily,
and who are devsing expedents to relieve its
tedium, could only comprehend the Importance
of life, and the vast issues involved in it, they
would be started eifectualIy from their dreams.
There is depth of meaning in the following
paragraph from the National Preacher
The narrow limit of the longest life is every
day becoming narrower still. The story is
told of an Italian State prisoner, who, after
some weeks confinement, became suddenly
aware that his apartment was becoming small
err lie watched, and saw with horror, that a
movable iron wall was gradually encroaching
on the space, and that as the movement came
on it must soon crush him to death, and he
could calculate it to a day But you have
not that advantage. John Foster yet more
appropriately resembles our time to a sealed
reservoir, from which issues daily a certain
small quantity Of water, and when the reser-
voir is exhausted we must perish of thirst but
We have no means of sounding it to ascertain
how much it originally contained, nor whether
there be enough remaining even for to'mor
row."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26
SeletteN Yoetrp.
From the Lady's Book.1
MY Hill D.
BV laura W. LAMoREUX.

4 srRANGB, strange child was my blue-eyed girl
Quiet, and dreamy, and still
Singing her low-Soiccd songs, SO like
The sound of a ripping rill;
Counting the stars as enc by orc
They gimmered along the sky.
Smiling and cIasping her baby hands
As though there were angels nigh.
thought that the fair haired child was mine,
Always to cherish and love,
Always to lie on my breast as lies
The innocent, helpless dove
So closer drew the silken bands
She had thrown around my heart,
Never ence dreaming that aught could tear
Myself and my babe apart.
] did not think of the God who gave
Such precious gift to me;
Naught was there else in heaven or earth
For my selfish eyes to see;
l knew that Death, with his icy touch,
Had whtcncd many cheek,
But laid my lip on hers and said,
- Its beauty he will not seek"
Even then great, deep shadow came
Like pail across my way,
Falling and shivering all my hopes,
And glooming my thoughtless day;
Her lips grew white, and her eyes were closed
And she spoke no more to me;
But pale sweet face amid the stars,
Through nay streaming tears Soc
Leading mc farther and farther away.
Binding my heart to the skies;
hear the voice Of my spirit-child,
With the veil rent from my eyes;
Gone to the world of her Dream joys,
White-wingcd, happy, and free
Drawing nearer and nearer the thrOpc,
- LII. ...--.-. .ir.r-r
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

How TO Do IT.-Qne OF the writer's school
mates was always behind with his lessons and
upon one occasion his teacher. in an academy
in which he had managed to obtain all entrance
was endeavoring to explain question in ari-
thmetic to him. He was asked, " Suppose you
had one hundred dollars and were to give
away eighty dollars-how would you ascertain
how much you had remaining !? His reply
set teachers and scholars in a roar for with
his own peculiar drawing tone, be exclaimed ::
"Why, I'd count it y
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

De7y~ lie is baSc-and that is the one base
thing in the universe, to receive favors and
render none. In the order of nature we can
not render benefits to those from whom we re-
ccivc them, or only seldom /; but the benefits
must be rendered again, fine for line, deed foY
deed, to somebody.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

Btzy- \ man who don't believe the world is
growing better says that the time may como
when the lion and lamb shall lie down togeth-
err but if it does the lamb will be inside tho
lion.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

BZ~ Why isa womanS tongue like planet?
Because nothing short of the power that Great
ed it can stop its regular course. The man
who pcrpctratcd the above conundrum has
left for California lie was pursued by forty
women, and forty broomsticks were picked up
in the harbor after the vessel left.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

FEAHKuN's PRoYERBs-If pride leads the
van, beggary brings up the rear.
Keep thy shop aud thy shop will keep thee.
God heals and the doctor takes the fees.
lie that can travel we'll afoot keeps good
horse.
The worst wheel of the cart makes the most
noise.
He that falls in love with himself will have
no rivals.
Tart words make no friends.
A spoonful of honey will catch more flies
than gallon of vinegar.
Drive thy business, or it will drive thee.
Beware of little expenses small leak will
sink great ship.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

peg" Willis describes 4 lady, whom he saw
in an omnibus, as excessively pSetty, and
the dmpleS at the corners of her mouth were
so deep and SO turned in, like inverted con-as
that her lps looked like a quotation
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

A GoDLEss UNIVERSAL man may, for
twenty years believe in the Immortality OF the
soul in tae one and twentieth, in some great
momeut, he for the first time discovers with
amazcment the rich meaning Of this belief
No one in creation is so alone as the dencir
of God he mournS with an orphaned heart
that has lost its Great Father by the corpse
of nature, which no world spirit moves and
holds together, aud which grows in its grave ;
and he mourns by that corpse till he himself
crumbIes off from it, The whole world lies
before him like the Egyptian sphynx of stone,
half buried in the sand, and the all is the cold
iron-waSh of formless eternity.-JEAN Paul.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-04-26

SG5- IdJeness and intemperance are disciples
Of Que master, aud their mission is ruin.
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TOWANDA:

Thursday Morning, April 26, 1860.
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