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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-27
sssc+s, january 1858.
$l,5OG,3s1 IS


TOTAL LIABILITIES: .z,-o-oo-,- .,
Unsettled claims not duo.....sl73,926 81
4g-Losscs Equitably adjusted and promptly p"id-dN
Upwards of S11, 100000
OF Losses have been paid by tho !Etna Insurance Co.,
in the past IS years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-27
T. SWEENEY & SON,
No. 50 Main Street,
II II II L. L L N Il "

A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL IMPon
a TATIONS. being the largest they have ever made
In one season. and embraces the styles Of WHITE
GRANITE or IRON STONE CHINA, together with Common
White and CoIorci Queenswarc in great variety. Also
large and we'll selected stock of Pure White, Gold
Band and FnncyFRENCH CHINA, either in setts or
senorate China Decorated Vases. Colognes, Card Bas
kets Tcto Tete Setts Fancy Cups. Mugs, &c. Also.
neTabe Cutlery Castors &ctogether with their usual
heavy stock of the various grades OF Pressed Cut "nd
They invite the attention of the Trade and will dn-
pcate to Merchants their bills purchased in the East
at Eama prices. ahg@H." -"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-27

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Esy<ri5 tsufo,r girr1i Insurance 3f d ITELLLEGS
and C5ntcais .io. terms fone to. fire years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-27
Thousands are daily speaking in the pruise of
DR.. EAT0N'S
INFANTlLE CORDIAL,

and why, because 1t ncrsr ttils 20 Glort iWstGRtt
meonS TslirT when given in time. II acts aS il b.
magic. AMI trial GioHc will convince You tia
what we sIY IL true II cnntnMa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-27

LIST, MORRISON 81 Co,
IvboIesoIe Grocers & Produce Dealers
Nos. 10 and so RGn-SE, TE1tecli"g, va.
WE desire to state the friends of the late hrn:
and to the trade generally that we are in possession
NJ The most ample facilities for the transaction oil
yyboIesnlc Grocery and Produce HnsineSs -,
We are determined to execute all orders @ s
,oost favorable terms Your Ob't servants
''i's' '''' '~O'' LIST, MORRISON co:
Wheeling January 21. 1850. JAM
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-27
Choice First Class Insurance
In He =

R9-casn Capital 81 100000, absolute and unimpaFed
wI4H A s1RPLus OF $506,SS7 Ss.
And the prestige OF IS years and experience
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24
POET ItY
y it'cu for the Constitutional.
= l. : : HIN l.
~ EULilr N,YTIEIp.

T.ilmo rot Of u'ouh'am' cleaning.
Lar too '-a.h l'kc are thcu rays
CIV. mr tn nc,ry sunshine, hcaming
Tho the e la summer days.
The iri-h'rr 'omcl like Hope, to tighten
N,al zig pps on lifcs road
'a.,h# srou livery s"cms to brighten,
And lu., -. , flowers before him nod
m. lir1a l,c.' forth in Joyous measure;
h' ra.rfr '.rgs n -orF Of praise
~. UuraI uo.' will lance with pleasure
within ha warm, inspiring rays
While cr' sud pale the moonbram' quiv"r-
IN, hi'c-i, 'sI rlsu"''' lilhcS Ar" tears
'Iia only IN Ii" rushing rvot
Reflected h.- din face appears.
Her AfcNic, ~ sled Ocean,
Page uatrry 'rihut" TO her power;
H. van RuIl. wakes but aal emotion.
And J.srs bsa.ru tho mooulit bower
rr, r.yc me ru'.rs instead of lCsr-drop9,
1t,r the day more than rue
IHrist.p rhrrt-rts wear aud tear stops
-.n'u lyu rpnr-dcspau to WOO.
: - = g.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

FAILURE oF,THE SiGNs.-A goniler
"ho Lad carefully trained up his serv
IN tho way be- should g., 50 that when
wife vas present be might not depart &
II, sent him with box ticket for the Il
t'e 4, the house # Young lrdy.
The servant returned when the gen
and biz wife wero at dinner. lie lad
course been told, in giving answers to
tain kinds 6f messages, to substitute
masculine for the feminine pronoun
speaking rf'hc lady.
"Did you gee hint" said the gortlcu
giving him the cue
"lc= pir," replied the eervsnt .'Hc
hcd - with great deal Of pleasure;
'ha' hcd wait for you, sir"
az hat wns he doiugF' asked tho "
cmclc ~.
"Re waSrutting On liz Jotnct." woa
reply
II IS aail that there wns "fat in the
Immediately.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

The grain and other produce coming
forward from the Great West is immense.
Since the first OF Angus no loss t!m ten
million lu hcIs IF wheat have brrn rccciy-
81 ut Nljl"anto" and Chicago, ard in ihc
,ria" 'iruc nine million bushels ~ BuGalo.
! -in"l" cI.y1'irg company NJ Buffalo, tho
Western. mol rs la s'or. over million end
y quarter bushels grain, and ihn receipts
at tjdo.wa'rr over the New YorL canals
up TO IBIS date have exceeded Iy oyer
rjrli ,o.tii"n i'.hcis Of y heat tlcfccr:pfs
mp 70 lIc sam" time ia-t yo4r H." DE-.
demand Transportation continue. L'i X, jlc
prices good, and IN" grain-grovine W..
is rejoicing in a season OF unprecedented
prosperity.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24
l. LOUISIANA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER p, 1860.

Kentucky, Tennessee, aud. iiissouri, in numerous
meetings Of popular assemblies, unanimously to
resolve that they mean to maintain thc Union; that
they will not tolerate the secession Of Louisiana,
nor the persecution or putting down of Union
mcr with the strong hand by Disunionis!s in any
State attempting secession,
II these remarks are worthy of public attention
st such crisis, thsy need no apology if they are
not, nothing can excuse their DIFFUSION.
Respectfully,
So. NICHOLAS
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

"licnry YOU ought to be ashamed to
.hrow away bread Ike that. ron may
want 1t some DAY "WcIl, r.ti,rr, would
! stand any better clarccof scltI st dion
! ho1,I OF T. up nov
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

Never strike children on the head, =
Providence has applied them witt
much more suitable place for pmishu
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

\ western paper speaks Of a MEN who
lied without the aid Of a rhysician."--
such instances Of death are very rare.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

RATs.--'ro drive and keep rats from corncribs
and grauarics, place some gas tar in them, aud
danb some in their holrs, aud they will leave the
premises ut once. The tar can be- obtained any
place where gas is manufactured for burning. q,
about six cents per gallon, aud gallon viii drive
thrm from iho premises
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

To Fcmorc Od J,om lamp Sh1des.--lIll a kct-
Of The t",lo, and put in tn shades let them boil
ono hour, being careful that The shades are en-
tirriv covered with the suis while boiling il not
covered, ~" glass wiz be- marked where they rise
above the 5uds. Rinse Ia boiling water immcGi-
alcly, and wipe dry. If shades are rubbed 10 re-
the glass.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

Louisville. Nov. =, 1850.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24

- InUD nsCAuLEN

uh sisy. Madonna stay.
'is not ~" dawn of day
That rr.l. The .kiys with y"nd"r opal streak
Tie stars in scuc" shine.
Thou rr,s' thy lips to mine.
AMI .,.I upon NY q thy f'rNid check.
na,p. N,lrnn,' sleep;
Ir,,, r.- To- watch aud weep
e.rti'ta ~ rf.r'"' departed joys.
O,r hup'., rV'iuguiehcd beam,
O..' ANS vanshcd dream.
n,.ar .'sl ual"I' gives and man destroys.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10

The full vote Of those States is too hundred aud reire
and il thus appears that not half Of their electoral
college was represented. Vermont casts half vote.
when her fun vote is five; New York gives two, when
her full vote is thirtyye Pennsylvania four votes
when her full vote is twentyseven. Virginia North
Carolina, Maryland Tennessee, Kentucky aud Missouri
we're divided. Georgia, Alabama and Louisiana were
by the delegates which had been kicked
Of the regular Convention after their enreaes
. be allowed to stay in.
The reader can continue for himself the analysis we
have begun Not a single Northern State represented
in this Secession eoncave do they stand the slightest
possible chance Of carrying except it be California and
if Douglas ticket is there, they cannot secure her
vote The last news from OSegoa eTectully dssipates
all hope from that quarter. With the Democracy united,
they have failed TO defeat the Republicans, and what
can they hope to do when they hOpelessly divi-
ded
But we started out to expose the attempt which is be-
ing made dignity this Insignificant Secession faction
into great national party. The fact is patent that
large number Of the delegates who left the regular Con-
venion aud participated With the Seceders were not op
posed to the platform adopted by the regular Conyen-
ton but simply left that body because it evident
that Douglas would be the nominee and because the Sc
eedng delegations who sneakng back asking for
admission into body which they had left and denoun-
ced were not re-admtted The reader can, therefore
see plainly that this Secession assembge hardly amounts
to respectable fraction of the original Convention aud
that the claim they set up to be the true national Con-
vention is as gross piece Of presumption ever
practiced BY a of broken down, but desperate po
clans.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10

ASSAULT on Mr.. Bowman, OF TuE CoSsrIrUTIoS.-Be-
tween eleven and twelve o'clock to-day, Mr.. E. Schnable,
whose participancy ia the political meetings in this city
on the Douglas side has been noticed in the Washington
papers, entered the Office of Gen. Bowman, in the Con-
stitution building where that gentleman was sitting in
company with his clerk who at the time engaged in
writing, and after the usual sautation, inquired of Mr.
Bowman why certain attack had been made upon him
in the columns of his (Mr. Bowman's) paper. Mr. ID,
desired to know the attack which he referred Mr.
Schable mentioned the article, and inquired the author
Mr. Bowman said he supposed must have been prepar
ed by Mr. Brown Mr. Schnable then wished to know il
Mr.. Bowman responsible for what appeared in the
paper Mr. b. seeming to intimate that he was, Mr.. 5.
seized loaded cane lying beside Mr. b. land belonging
to that gentleman and struck Mr.. Bowman blow over
the forehead, infictng very unpleasant and painful
though not serious wound As soon this occurred
the clerk who at the time engaged in writing, in
stanty left his desk aud seizng hold Of Mr. struck him
blow with his fist in the face, causing Mr. s. TO fall over
chair to the floor, together with this gentleman. They
sculed together for few moments, each giving and
Giving blows until friends Of Mr.. s. who had
companed him TO the office in aud took him 10 bis
carriage when they started of. Though the police
on the alert had not heard of his went
to press.
p. S-Since writing the above we learn that Mr..
Schnabe has been arrested and held to bail for Court by
Justice Clark, in the Of $500.-Wdsh Star of Sat
urddy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10
FROM PIXIES PEAK.

ST. JosErH, No. July s.-Tbe Pixies Peak express has
arrived with l5 coo in DUST and Denver city dates to
the aSth ult
The Indian depredatiOns upon struggling parties and
on the ranches has become frequent that meeting OF
toe ctzers had been held consider what could
be taken to prevent them.
Two Arrapahoe chiefs were present at the meeting a
portion Of the time.
The ourages in the main, consist Of the Indians TAX
ing whatever they desire from parties unable TO resist
them tearing down fences turning their ponies into the
gardens and destroying them and in some cases shoot
ing at the whites, one or two Of whom are known to
have been killed The chiefs thought il hard that they
should be held accountable for the bad acts of their own
ana few other natives in this vicinity, but said that so
far as their own concerned, they would hold
them responsible for any injury done to the whites
An effort made to pass resolution to drive inc
ndiaus from the country if they did not leave within
three DAYS but moderate counses prevailed and
tie troubles will doubt be peaceaby arranged. The
mining news is unchanged. Business was dull and
money scarce The weather was hot, with frequent
showers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10
RANDOLPH.

THE ALUMNI DINNER AT The USrvgRsiTY.-The editor
of the Charlottesville Review grows enthusiastic the
Alumni dinner On the 4th. Hear him:
1.-THE glory Of the day was the dinner at O'clock in
The Library. We SHALL perhaps, give an extended re.
port OF all that transpired this occasion. We will
only say now that il was one Of the most brilliant az
fairs that we have ever witnessed Mr.. b. j. Barbour
presided and he was grand. His opening address, aud
the various remarks with which he introduced each sem
tmen challenged unqualified and universal admiration.
Everybody looked with wonder at the continued flow
Of eloquence and wit which he sustained throughout
dinner of FIVE hours.
SpeecheSwere made by John Randolph Tucker, ESQ
Professor nolcombe, Prof Holmes, DR.. Harrison, DR..
Charles Minor Col. Baldwin, Mr.. Voorhees, Rev. Mr..
Slaughter and various others The efforts Of Mr. Tuck
er, Mr. Slaughter and Dr. Harrison particularly
happy. After the speeches. the President brought TO
the attention Of the company the subject off permanent
fund for the Alumni dinners and requested gentlemen
to signify what sums they willing TO subscribe to-
wards this end. In short time pledges were given to
the extent of $4,000.
There were now loud calls for Frank Carr who treat
ed the company capital song. He was followed by
Mr. d'Alfonce who preaced the singing Of the Mar
settles Hymn by some stirring remarks After him there
a song from Mr.. Dudley, of Richmond.
Everybody looked happy; everybody enjoyed himself
everybody got quiet neat wel-cooked dinner Zstet
is the Napoleon OF dinner artists His Wines particular
" the clare excellent. We believe slso soms
persons liked the lemonade. There turtle soup-fsf
then the meat dinner-and q desert Oh il wa
Creatm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10

The disuuion leaders boast much Of the nationality of
,b Convention that nominated Breckenridge aud Lane
lie, u see for moment wherein this claim exists.
Bv their own officially published records they had
" sixteen delegates from the entire New England States,
aud these were all from Massachusetts,; UnOn-lOving
God-fearing Consti,utOn-suPPOrtiug Massachusetts,.
of these sixteen, thirtssH Office holders gov
srument contractors. The exceptions being Cushing,
I.o-iag and B. =. Butler.
uhpg il after the shoes Of the venerable Chief JUS
lice whose early death he deliberately specializing
He 70 get the place the reward for his dirty work.
NJ Charleston and Baltimore. Cushing delivered the
f-.t ou..andOut Abolition speech ever made in Con-
gress. =
iorng. who pu. Breckenridge in nomination, Is an eE-
abolition editor Of the Garrison school and very late
Convert to the Davis and Cushing democracy.
RI Buher il the brotbern-aW Of the postmaster al
Struggled and made sreh fres-s0n speeches last fall
when democratic candidate fer Governor to induce
the Executive Committee TO threaten him with withdraw
Al unless be mended bis tone
Whitney. Collector at Boston, Wright ArmOry Super
intendnt at Springfield the two ChaPins, each post
master tie Collector al FAN River, and other officials,
comprise the residue Of TIE New England Seceders W.
a. n swih the famous live OAK contractor about whom
80 many spicy things have been proved before the late
Congressional investigating Committees, is another We
omitted to add TO the list For the particulars about
whom see BOcOcks repOr. the navy yards, the Co
yode report, &c.
From the great State Of New York, two delegates APP
ear 20 have been present. Mr.. Bartlett who turns out
10 have been only substitute and Sche Collector Of the
port Of'New York who will be remembered as an ae
eoaplioe in the Fort Smelling and Wietts Point Affairs
about Ihch there has been so much complaint. From
Peunsyvania they claim eight delegates to have been
ressntastiug four votes consisting of Baker COllee
for of Philadelphia MeKbbiO, naval officer, Browne,
Post Master, York, Marshal, 1c., Sc.
From New Jersey, nobody.
From the entire seven Northwestern States not one
delegate.
IL IS true the Convention extended honorary scat
Al Mr. Heath, Postmaster Dubuque and it is also
.ue that despatch was read from the notorious Ike
Cook saving that the action Of the Convention met the
approvsl Of the Illinois Danites. Il Is also true that
rankin Steele the purchaser Of Fort Smelling and h.
Rice another accomplish in the enterprise, afterwards
gave Stheir adhesion to Breckenridge and Lane; but
elected delegate to the Charleston Convention from the
Great Northwest participated in the Breekinrdgs Con-
ysntiOa- Such is is claim to nationality.
NAmA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10

VIRGINIA AT Rules held 10 the Clerks once OF the Cir
ru Court Of hs City OF Richmond the s Monday 10 Ju
ly, 1850, (being the I'd day Of the month";
Bern Ard Mrers Plaintiff.
against
Francis Schmidt, Defendant
IN DEBT,
And upon attachment
The Object OF this suit Il OF the defendant eht hun
dollars with interest t63 thereof fr The
5h day Jsn 1862 and sI95 the residue thereof from he
day OF March, 1890 till psi and ads II having been mAde
flied that the defendant above nonresident OF this
Common sah the said defendant notified appear within
due publication hereof and do what necessary
protect his interest In this suit
copy-Tes.e:
jylO-w4w JtMEs ELLErT Clerk
VIRGINIA held IA the Cir
the city OF Richmond the LIST Monday In
Jrly, 1850, (belng the I'd day Of the monthly
Erasus gafbsnkF ThsddeuI FAbin Fairbanks Horace
Fairbanks Chses Fairbanks under the Of
FaIbanks who for the benefit and the 81 OTIS
Spear A Weston late parties under the style o. spear
Weston Co., Plainns
Against
Benani1 A. Rhodes sometimes called B. a Rhodes. Deft
In debt, and upon attachment returned executed,
object Of this iu OF the defendant i've hundred
With legal Interest $780, part thereof from the LIST Of
1855 $3.50 the residue thereof from the 1st Of
May 1855 I'll paid and AFFIDAVIT having been made and 6led that
the d,ndAut above named nonresident Of this Common
wealth. said defndapl fed TO appear within month
hereof and 90 what necessary protect
his interest this suit
copy-rese
Nv fO-v4z JAMES ELLErT, Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10
Sentiment CaIifornia.

Nearly every Democratic journal in California uuhes
tngy condemns the action Of the Seceders at Charles
ton aud Of will take the position in regard
to Baltimore. The Standard, published at Sacramento
sustained the boilers week. and then suspended
Even the San Francisco Herald the mos; ultra Demo
cratic shee, in the State does approve of the
sion and regrets to It's Democratic confrere approve
Off
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10
The Rernlnr Convention.

The real National Democratic Convention that nomi-
mated Stephen A. Douglas for President comprised
presentation of tour hundred and tVsatyfys Delegates,
after the Boilers had gone out Every State in the Unon
but Delaware South Carolina, Florida Mississippi Tex
a., California and Oregon, was represented; and the
States not represented in that Convention have total Of
oaly tcsnis-six electoral rotss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10
TO TIE CITIZENS
RrCHMoND

- K
TIVE UNDERSIGNED beg call the attention Of Ire
Of Richmond and solicit their asstapceln
essenraimpertanee 10 the Volunteers Of the city.
There thirteen Volunteer companes In the city and bu.
hall suitable for drill Seven Of the Companies have dill
except such rented By thensive with little adaptation
the whilst the Artillery Compapes have neither gun.
h'uses d rooms and unable 70 such viii
eommodste the d H.
With view uedyins this things 90 desruc I've 10
the efficiency OF The Volunteer Of the city, The Companies
erection OF Amoy, The City Council given
street, between Main Cary Streets City Engineer has
hed plan and ores have erection
Of the bufdng
To build Armoy ereiitab TO the city and sd.qaas the
wants Of the Volunteers VIII require additional CT four
I've thousand doa Unwilling make further calls upon their
Companies AFTER their liberal make application
for additional aid 10 the City Council Who have done
the voluneer the undersigned have Alternative hut
cation 10 The public spirited citizens Of Richmond
Experience that 10 time OF emergency the Richmond Vol
uneefs will be the called and from h supposed Advsn
they expected furnish model the vcluniss Of
the etAe Without the OF constant drill they win
this seient Other
communities rhershed their military
and pleasure avished
have served 10 spread their fame
and themselves the fullest guarantee peace With
curity TO person and property.
Fully Impressed with the Importance Of the military
organisation the State and especially Of the city con-
dillon Of ecency The underrned viii call upon cilsn for
such assistance ~ hey MAJ ihink proper afford,
ELL,orr. Captain Company 4.
GEO. ". RASDoLPH," Il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10
The sectional nree.inrldge Party.

The friends of the Secession ticket say that their
diates were nominated by Convention, in which t0sa-
ty-hoo S;atcs represented They thereby attempt
to delude the people INTO the idea tina; their sectional
eoncave rose to the dignity of national gathering
Let US see Here the reported in the proceed
iugs Of the Convention BY which Mr.. Breckenridge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10
PIEDMONT INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

MISS Anue LeHIOu, FrIHCIpdI'
yE Seventh Annual Session OF Peim mt Institute will besir
on the First Monday Of September, and end the last oil
June following:
TrAcuxRs ExoLruMss Anne Leson, Mlss Jane Leaton
Lewis OF Junior Fench French consersan ant
Comp lon Miss Rees Senior French Ger0an Drawing AND
Painting NJ A. Won Fscherz Latin, Spanish and Italian, Mr.
Lanr assistant Instructor at the University Of Va Music
Mr.. Chss- I. Frey.
TEAMS yoa SESSION Tu Mosrus-Englh Primary Depart
ment s; English Advanced Department t30 Algebra and &c
ON try each O Modern Languages EACH $40 Ancient Ian
raages each iq0; Music Piano with Of iasrur en VI
Vocal Mus private lessons tes vocsi Muse elA si2 pras
ing and Painting $780, Board including lights, fuel 800
Wishing, 81 per month. .
Particular attention will be pail 70 French In order 20 MAKE
IN. habllual language OF the family. jylO-iawsw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10

srIcIDE or WEALTHY SOUrHERSER.-Mr. Edmond
Armant. gentleman of Of the Oldest families 10
Louisiana, committed suicide this morning. corner OF
Bourbon and ST. Ann streets by cutting his throat with
a pocket knife Mr. Armant was a bachelor in aituent
circumstances of an amiable aud social disposition, and
had great many friends. He had been suffering for
some time past from ophthamia and was fast losing his
sight with hardly any hopes OF cure. ms made MN
yery melancholy, and preyed continually his mind;
DO other cause can be imagined for the fatal deed-M
o. PieayGRS, July Sd,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10
THE TRUTH
MOST POWERFUL.

Mus ST PRE- " A r.,
You can try without receiving BENEFIT all the quck stas
mscaed Hair Restoratives, put up 70 enee the public
spend money vAIS thousnds have done and sun
continue the called Hair Ten contain srtrHra
and LEAD ADD safe tonic for the head
you are bald, ysur hair Is falling ou', pse EzE-
XXI LIS INVALUABLE, which s free Of sulphur OF any
poisonous drug nyou Wish proof Of IL eesy.you can Be
persons city, Who bald and had tried the df
soasd hair res.orayes Without success until they used
Ezskiers InfaIIabIe, and they can now show good
hair This fact proven 70 any By calling on
the manufacturer, 90 Main Street
Pdcs u per bottle.
EB-Yor sale By al druggists. Z rzEKIEL,
90 Main Street.
All orders attended 70 with despatch jy9-a