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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-29
THE oxYGENaTEp nrrrERs

For years medical science has been taxed and the m Of the
phyScs, exhausted in the hope Of discovering avail
able that distressing OF al diesssDrsPErsrA
well rs long taln II evils under The names
No medicine e-sted uhth would speed w. permanenty
tsaIy radically and ezpe these sys
tenn until DR.. Green made known bis discovery Of
The Oxygenated Bitters.
Such It, remarkable power and peculiarly thai which for
years have basd potent medicine and the highest pro-
feSsona skill yield this remedy readily the disease
days standing For all diseases Of the Stomach and d.
gestos Organs. and for General DEBILITY equally sanitary
and certain
Typhoid Fever, Dyspepsia, and Debility.
The following stPHKz LzAvr Esq., weknoWn and
worthy citizen Of Village, but the testimony Of thoai-
LAKE ynLAoE Nov. 4, 1859.
Messrs g. w. PowLE Co., Boston, .I Z 7
Gentlemen Eight years since attacked with Typhoid
Ftrs which left digestive In fee lie conoon.
totally unable perform labor could but the ghst
and nipple od Without causing dtress and the various
medicines which had taken produce favorable alteration In
months until brother law (r Joseph Burri Of East Bos-
on)s Mt bottle Of The 0xYGEsArED BrEAs with such strong
Of is that Induced 10 uve trial
not exhausted before the eject quite Visible,
gave sufficient TO In rs USE and
restored 10 comfortable state Of health This
remedy have iinee recommend TO Of dyspeptc
friends aad with the sAti,lactory results
Yours STEPHEN LEAyrrT
Prepared by SETH w. F0wLE CO.. Boston, and for sale at
Wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD co.,
w. PETERSON, p. DUvAL RI hmond and by all druggists and
dealers In medicines In city and country focis de&u1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-29

DEATH or COMMODORE JOHN l.. SAUNDERS.
NORFOLK, De-. 27th-Com. John l.. Saunders, of the
Navy, died on Friday.
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Mr. John Y Hagh Supervisor Of New Castle wesShester
y New York. says, November 1855 al two ago. at
with fever and ague which, notwithstanding the hes. med
yellow san and redu ed TO skin and bone hed
ciae physicians Abandonedn despair As experiment
concluded Try sing dose Of six OF Brardreih Universal
Vegetable Pills. empty stomach early 10 the morning The
@ dose latent energies lay exhausted
frame the vother pur1atve effect different
ON anything had used heard Of At length this elect
cea and breAed feter That evening
sensby better and slept soundy all night The day
followed the same course continued TO take the pills his
way about weeks when found myself entirely cured Ny
health been surprisingly good ever snee" Price % cents
box sodby all respectable deAler In medicine oc2T-dtwlm
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nIsnNIoN sPEEoH oF MR. TooNBs.

DIsUNIUN oFbEOH OF nv IUUHDo.
MoNrsoxKRY, Oct 27th.-Ar. Toombs spoke bere last
night 10 some two thousand people. He urged "ress'
aIcs to tia dea b. in The event Of the election Of Mr.
Lincoln.
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ALFRED =. LEE,
. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ASD
MALT IUmVER c0aT NJ

add Ion Forwarding business, would inform friends
the pubn', that have Lumber Yard opposite my
house directly the York River Rroad where BE-
ound general sortmsnt OF Virginia Lumber shingles &C. k
Peers all attend - the sails OF Lumber my
ongnGens Of Lumber solicited, which liberal advances viii
be made. a. 8. LEE.
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great emporium OF
ALT r ED M O SES,
90 Main Street,
HAS hand receiving daily the varied stock
o. DRY GOODS exhibited By him In the city OF Rich
moud Acng the aeJ tyles aud Noyse1 of the Season
In the following Goods such Inducements viii be offered that
he hal elsewhere and purchasers will hnd greatly 10
their advantage TO get their supplies from the cHRtPET HoUK N
The sTATE.
DRESS GOODS DEPAETMEST.
Black and Fancy silks, nswstils
Brocade and Rept siks
soldAnllts. VeronissF, jIlna
PlAn and Figured Deisines, all Wool
Merinoes AMI wo,leB Plaid. &C &C &C.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Fifty different styles In Beaver and Cfh Of the latest novelties
Of the season. New stsles received weelIy
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT..
sAnets Jeans Full Cloths best mrs, Sleeps GrIys Ker
seys Tweed Plaid Llneys, She tnn Shr Tags, Gotten Ozna
bHrs Plain atd Stripped hed Blankets servan Banketi5 900
pairs hand the cheapest the siae and variety Of other
goods for Servants Wear, a. y.ry low prcss
HOUsEK sEPING DEPARTMENT.
Towels aud Towelng Crab, uokahaeE TAPER BrdRye Ma
per scotch and Russia diaper Doyh Napsns Table namak
fable end Plano Cashmere Go eu irish LlneLs ic
CABPST DEPARTMENT.
speadi ThreePy Carpets Super Ingrane Carp
Grossly Brussels Velvet Brussels Hemp
Rug cap all Of Whh will be offered at 25 cent les than
last seasons prices.
Embrodees Hosiery Gloves and endless variety o; Goods
usually found 10 Dry Goods establishment and every article
will he offered such low prices that fail the
wishes Of the closest buTerI Our main Efforts will be please al
who may favcr Us With a cali
great bargains the great Downtown Emporium Of Trade Is
oel2 n G3 MAIN STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-29

DACOS, BUITER, &c.
ID ~ bids prime Bacon Sides
Is do do DO stould,rs
10 kegs prime Goshea Bui,er, for table use
100 bags Mercer Potstoes,
Jest received for sale by CHLS 7. WORKMAN 90.
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FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEWER

BRANDRETlI's PILLS,
which takes all pon Of whatever nature they may fou the
circulation.
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SILKS, DRESS GOODS, &c.
WATKINS 81 FICKLEN,
d r Y q . . d 8,
159 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
We have with care and receiving by various
ARRIVALS, our second IuPply Ofsuperor
DRY GOODS
For Autumn and Winter salss which will be found the
LIAS AND DEL4INES
10 al the WV SHADES and combinations, viz:
FUCHIA. Black and Gold. .....l....
MAGENTA Back ard Paebia,
S0LPg.IN0 Black and Ch'nz,
MARGUERITE, Magenta an Gold,
MAUve Blue and Gold,
PEACH BLOOM Marguerite and Magenta.
Our collection Of these aud beauu goods forms Of
the select tl.t-a =. have offered
In TRAVELLING AND MLDlUN DRESS GOODS We have fresh
In ExBRo DEsi We have the LANCE POINTED Pau,
Coored Enbroiierci HDKIs, LACE BsRrHAs &C
10 cL2Aks ASD %, M&hrt-Las o. SSE Dan a1NuF1S
Zouaye style aud other Paris patterns our Asormen
s saeeasS .. M notice
NEW KID GLOVE In various shades, with sc'oped Wrs
KID GAUNI, era, Yigur,d We've, top.
our stOex q sTps MCCAIN rh;tE PLY AND rAPEsrRY
and offers inducs ments In quality and price.
W WHITE fTpS fSoDs,
IRISH LINENS,
TABLE DAMAsKs,
LINEN sHeETlAGs
B.eachef LONG CL0THf,
cLoTHs CAsaINEREs and vESTINGS SATrISErs for PAco
riel, FJLLED CLOTHS, BLANKETS BROWN CorToN., OF
NABURGs and NsEYs invite the especial ate non of all
and buyers assaog the closest and most dis
eliminating that they viii find unusual advantages In our terms
aud prices
Ev- Woesaie BHysTs also supplied the best terms and
Ices guaranteed -
WATKINS 4 PICRJEN.
n IA splendid assortment Of Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS
In al she coors.
ocq4 W.&E.
ard English Dairy, carefully selected for
~ sse by JOHN n GORDON sou.
yINF.-95 casks pure Port Wine, receiving for sale by
w oc2I-3t Lao. b DAVENPORT.
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE TALY-ThE NORTH
ERIN POWERS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LY AND FRENCH ANNEXATION.
furnishes The following additional intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MAMEr.-The funds e1nlnited IN
creased business under the drain gold Tor France out
the fall 10 Consos the 10Th did not exceed onegn.n'
The demand for money was active and the market gnt
err and few bills were discounted below Tour PEI cent
The pressure was, however, regarded as merely tempo
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
Golden unIon ReIts.


1t was solemnly announced at Charleston,
nearly month ago, that South Carolina
was now practically out of the Union. 1t
was repeated from day to day, and the dis
tance between her and the Union was stated
as regularly increasing. Her Federal officers
and Congressman resigned amid the most
tremendous enthusiasm, thus cutting off all
chance of reconciliation or negotiation. The
Union flag was not permitted to fly in her
harbor, indicating that a state of war be-
tween the two "nations" existed. The
prayer for the President was suppressed from
the formula because it recognized United
States.
But at the meeting of Congress every
South Carolina Representative took his
seat, and the next day he marched most
Loyalty up to the Treasury of the United
States, with his certificate as a member oi
the Congress of the United States, signed
by an officer of the United States, and there
received 50, 500 in gold bearing the eagle Of
the United States, and not the rattlesnake
| of South Carolina, with rattle sprung. Il
is singular that United States gold should
have charm to soothe the savage breast
that could not endure that the United States
should be named in prayer. 1t shows tha
the Union still has charms for South Car
Gilman, if it comes in proper shape.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
Irreverence of a City Father.

As it is related that a man once damned
the North Pole, and spoke disrespectfully of
the Equator, I'VE might expect that in those
''last dsys"-which according to the Rever-
end Cumming, the author of "The Great
Tribulation" are just about now - when
scoffers will abound, there would be some
pretty tough specimens of blasphemy. Set
no one, at least no Cincinnatian, could have
expected such state of public depravity as
that citizen Of this Western metropolis, and
"which is more" a member of our City
Council would speak. disrepectfully of the
Ohio River water. And yet city parent
said in the Council last week that he re-
gsrded this water as about the worst that
could be had.
Has it not been shown by the most rigid
chemical tests that it is the only water in
Southern Ohio in which animal life can
exist? And did not scientific analysis show
that it may be thick with mud and yet yield
less Of solid contents than the most limpid
stream? Where is there any other water so
strong that gallon will hold half pint of
earth in solution without showing il to the
most rigid chemical tests2
If there is any thing which true Cincin-
NATHAN regards as sacred it is the Ohio River
water. The Hindoo does not more venerate
the water of the Ganges, nor the Hebrew the
Jordan. Nor does the Egyptian-sad relic
of Abolition ruin l-more rejoice in the Nile.
when its annual food pours its fertiliging
mud over the land, than does the Cincinna.
tian to themanner- born, in the fluid alluviun
which the Ohio River water pours through
all his internal relations. We cherish its
hue, at lOw-water like a milkman's com
modify reduced to what homeopathisti
would call the second power; and we dis
parage the thin and unreal fluid squeezed on
Ofafarrow earth. And the chocolate eoloret
MIXTURE of Northern and Southern soil borne
in its foods, permeates our systems and be
comes part of our substance, until we know
no North nor South. Made of equal parts o
free and slave soil, we IRE conservative
and Union-lOving people. The Union VI
always have with us.
Whoever assails the Ohio River water as
sails the Union within US, and disturbs oul
domestic and internal relations. Is it pos
sibie that Cincinnati City Father, who hal
been almost created by this solution o.
elements, and noprished by it until he hAl
reached the proud estate Of Councilman
can turn and blaspbeme the element o
elayhents that made him2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

1t is rather edifying to see the Douglas
journals applauding the Presidents state
ment of the causes of the troubles of the
country, when he specifies that the cause for
secession is the denial to the South of the
right to take their slaves into the Territories,
and to be protected in holding them there,
and the refusal to submit to the decision Of
the Supreme Court declaring the same.
He puts the responsibility on the Douglas
party, and yet tbe Douglas journals indorse
and applaud his statement. This would
seem to be a most praiseworthy spirit o.
humiliation and repentance.
But the President shows that the only
possible way to save the Union is to recedt
from their rebellion against the decision o
the Supreme Court, and admit the right o
the STAKEHOLDER to the protection of hi
property in the Territories; and yet they
declare Their determination never to submit
to it. This certainly is short cut to self
conviction. They plead guilty to the Presi
dents charge, and then announce theil
determination TO persist in their course, al
though be shows that the Union can NO
exist il they do. III
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
Chapped Hands.

NlHAPPED HANDS ARE EAsILY
Aromatic Emusine," prepared only by the under
signed and warranted to be the best article for the
purpose sold. j. W. HAHNAF0RD, Druggist
de9-c s. cor Central-av. and SiXth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
STAND WITHOUT A RIVAL !

HAVING ADDED LARGELY TO OUR
n MHimmense and attractive stock, we are now bet
ter prepared to offer still greater reduction in all
kinds Of Dry Goods than in last advertisements for
having purchased the greater portion of Winter
Stock at the Closing out Sales of the Importers at
an immense sacrifice (aud not through an election
panic) are enabled to offer them at the following
prices.
N. B All Goods advertised will be found at our
establishment and agreeing in every instance with
the following prices;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

The Presbyterian Synod of South Caro-
lima has officially exhorted the State to so
out of the Union at once, and promises the
blessing of God on the movement, as fol-
lows; M
''The Synod has no hesitation, therefore,
in expressing the belief that the people of
South. Carolina are now solemnly called on
to initiate their Revolutionary forefsthers,
and stand up for their rights. We have an
humble and abiding confidence, that that
God, whose truth we represent in this con-
fict, will be with US, and exhorting our
Churches and people to put their trust in
God, and go forward in the solemn path OF
duty which his Providence opens before
them, we, Ministers and Elders of the Pres
byterian Church in South Carolina Synod
assembled, would give them our benedic-
ton, and the assurance that we shall fer
vently and increasingly implore for them
the care and protection of Almighty God.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
Fine Cigars.

GULTANA, HENRY CLAY, PUNCH,
- John Bell, Edward Everett PooahOntas, Ba-
mana, Singular, Mount Vernon, Oregon, Figaro, La
grange, Washington and other popular brands
Smokers, please call on
J. W. HANNAF0RD, Druggist,
de9-c s. W. corner Central-av. and SiXth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

A CoNsTITUTIoSAL MONARCHY IN THE Cor
bus (Ga Times advocates that the proposed
Southern Contederacy shall be organized as
Constitutional Monarchy" Republican
ism, he thinks, has been tried and found
wanting, and the only safety of the South is
in "strong government A correspondent
of the Ehqilirer, published at the same place,
thinks that if the South wants king, il
should "get descendant of George the
Third Mr.. Barlow, secession leader in
Georgia, advocates a ''strong, consolidated
government and the abolition Of all Stats
CoveFnments In the Southern Confederacy.
Where are We drieting2 Secession is bad
enough what viii follow it2 ''Thus bad be-
gins and worse remains behind"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
Liquid Rennet.

n IQUID RENNET, FOR MAKING, IN
H few minutes, Slip, Junket, Frugolac, ETC.
The convenience and nicety of this article the
former troublesome aud uncertain way of prepar-
ing these delicious desserts, will recommend II at
once 10 all who use 1t. For sale by
EDWARD SOANLAN 4 CO., Druggists,
Northeast corner Fourth and Main-streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,

~, JOHN MURPHY Is A CANDI-
&A~Sa DATE for the office of
STR REET COM MISSI0 IN Il R,
For the city ofOovington, Ky at the January elec-
tion, 1851 de5-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
DOCTOR AVER,
40 West FOurt1n-St.s

BETWEEN MAIN AND WALNUT,
.EFFECTs SPEEDY AND PER-
D~2 MANENT CURES Of OATARRH, AsTH
MA, THROAT, LUNG, HEART AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS and other CHRONIC DISEASES.
The "AsriAn System Of Cure" Is something en-
tIFsly dincTent from the modes usually employed,
and its success Is most astonishing. -
CONSULTATION FREE. Prices within the
rsach Of all. Patients who can not take stront
medicines" VIII md tbis new method admirably
suited 10 them. From the very beginning Of the
use Of the medicines the patient feels their sautary
influence and Is better enabled TO pursue his busi-
ness. The effect Is permanent. EoW Is the most
hVorabls season for using them, n0l7-K
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
Whisky.

old BOURBON WHISKY, PRO-
~ NOUNCED by cOnnoisseurs equal to any in
the city, for sale Ia any quantity by
j. W. HANNAFORD, Druggist
de9.o s. w. corner Central av. and Sixth.st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW BOOKS.
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sTETTER. TETTER! TETTER!

CLINTON VALLEY, CLINTON Co, o.,
December 2, 1860 !
Mr. SoLoN PALMER Dear Sir: 1 have been rsing
your Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion, for letter, and it
is the only thing that can get that does me any
good. l am out of it, and can not get it. Can YOU
''iiU A"' ''-i' JOSEPH DODD.
This Lotion is not only the best thing in the world
for letter. but ii is the best article ever made for
Fruptons of the Face, and every kind of Cutaneous
Disease wherever located. Prepared only by
SOL0N PALMER,
Perfumery and Family medicine Depot,
No. 36 West Fourth-st.,
And for sale by Druggists generally. de5
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

A Correspondent Of Virginia paper ex-
presses bis belief that Lincola should be
: nebels Oranler, Ridley, Latlmer and
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-04

nlNEvEE RETALIATR.-Whcn / was Lit
tic girl, l learned good lesson. One
frosty mo- rning was looking out of Q
window in to my fathers farm yard, where
stood man y COWS, oxen, and horses, wait
ing for di ink. Tho morning was very
cold; the nimals stood meek and quiet,
till one Of the COWS wanted TO move, and
tried to turn round. In doing this, she
hit against her neighbor whereupon that
one kick cd, and hit the one next to her.
In five m. inutes, the late peaceful congre-
gation of animals was in great turmoil,
furious by ,icking and butting each other,
my mother smiled, and said, "See what
comes o.. .kick king when you are hit! Justso
have seen ono cross word seta whole fam
lily by the jars" Afterward if my brothers
or myself wore cross or irritable, she
would say, "Take care, my children; re-
member how the fight in the straw-yard
began: never give back kick for hit,
and you will save yourself and others a
great deal of trouble"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-04
HALI.'S PATENT.
vyVHE MOsTREKTABLE FIRE AND

IL BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.-They have given
moro satisfaction than any other now in nse. 80
We offer q reward of ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS to any person that can, up to the present
tinie, showa single instance wherein they have failed
TO preserve their contents.
With this SAFE we challenge oil competition, aa
being the best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof, or Fire
test with any establishment in the Union and the
party falling first, to forfeit to the other, the
of $1,000.
Wearo prepared to furnish better Safe and at les,
cost, than any other manufacturer In the United
States.
Second hand Safes of other makers, also on hand.
Werespectfully invite the public to call and exam
Inc our stock before purchaging elsewhere.
HALL, CARROLL Il co.
augl2-ayt Nos. Is and IL East Columbia street.
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and had therefore concealed it at first
from his own friends. His reasons for
this as he once stated to me, was, that as
Dickinson considered himself the best
shot in the world, and was certain Of
killing him at the first fire, he did, not
want him to have the qualification even
Of knowing that he had touched him."
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-04


WHICH HAD THE ADvANTAGE2-Tom
Hobbs was queer fellow in his day, and
lived in place somewhere down in what
is called Ocean County, New Jersey.
Tom would drink like iish, and when he
had taken his fifth glass Of q morning, no
man possessed more shrewdncss When
in this condition, and in his happiost
mood, Tom ono morning met gentleman
on horseback, whom ho had never put
his eyes upon before. AS is customary
in tho country, Tom Immediately accostcd
him: "Ah, here you arc, my good fellow,
how dye do? Upon my honor, it does
my heart good to SEQ you once more.
How's your family, and the old woman2
We haven't seen her this long time
When is she coming down to see my
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-04
LrEK,s wEARINRss.

Over the purplipg sea,
The day goes down to the dark
And the hope again Is wrecked for ME,
That shone with her golden bark.
call 10 the ships OF Morn,
"Wbst cheer from the Isle OF Shnde?"
And whispered tones, ike echoes born
OF faith that Is half afraid
Come back .-"the tide sets In
Where black and barred lies the sand;
Take hearti there's haven OF peace to win,
Beyond the wreck-strewu strandn.
But, alas! on the shore j walt,
Where the waves once frolick'd free,
But no bark draws near with golden freight
OF love and trust to me.
The royal feet Of Days s-
With the wealth of worlds floats by,
Unheeding the trembling hands raise,
Or my low, despairing cry. .-I
lam weary Of the strife
OF angry waters near ..i 81
For / hear the roar OF tho waves OF lie,
From the strand 30 bleak and bare.
And long for the food-tide now, f
To hail the phantom bark, .n
With its misty sails and skeleton PROV,
Bearing away for the dark.
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wifer II am quite well, / thank you"
said .the gentleman; ''but indeed, sir, you
bayc the advantagol" "Advantagel my
good fellow, what advantage2" inquired
Tom. Why, really, sir, Ilbeg your par
dor" n ,plicd tho gentleman, "but 4 do
not kno you!" aKnow mel" exclaimed
Tom, q, vell, ! don't know you--and /
should Ii kc to know where tho deuce is
the adval ,tage?"