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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
The AboIftIonists Delighted to soc Bell n
-E Candidate.

The Salem (Mass.) Gazette, an Abolition pa
per supporting Lincoln, gives God speed to
the cll.Ringers as follows. Honest Bell men
will you. work for the benefit Of the Abolition
lists :
I'VE shall hail, with especial satisfaction,
every indication of increased strength for the
Union candidates in the Southern States. AL
though, perhaps, not so intended by those who
lead in advocating the ticket to which We have
alluded, these indications are clearly for the
ultimate benefit Of the Republican organiza-
ton" -,.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
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1.-THE Constitution is the name Of j new
Breckenridge and Lane paper just started in
T'uscumbia, edited by A.. N. Barclay and X. T..
Alternately. it IS a healthy looking sheet, and
its articles are forcibly written.
The Auburn "Sketch Book" an able paper,
hitherto occupying an independent position po.
~litically, now openly advocates the election of
Breckenridge and Lane.
The "El Dorado Bulletin" 4 new paper, pub.
lishel at El Dorado, Ark, has also come out
for Breckenridge and Lane.
The. Mobile "Mercury," Of the Dist nlt.,
says:
We have the pleasure Of announcing, by au-
,hority, that Mr.. Robert Armistcad lnd Dr..
Mott, both OF this city, who have hitherto; been
supporters Of Douglas, have, within a day or
two past, avowed themselves as supporters OF
Breckenridge and Lane.
The Jacksonville Democrat" OF the 18Th
ult., defines its position in the following words:
We have this day run up at our mast head
the names of Breckenridge and Lane, rs our
| choice for President and Vice President. Of the
| United States. We have delayed doing so, not
from a desire to shrink FROM responsibility, but
to advocate the cause Of him whose prospects
are brightest to triumph over Black Rcpubli-
canisrn. We think our only hope is on this
ticket, and We think, at q time like this, we
should lay aside all party feeling at home. e..
.,Null our colors to the mast
And stand by our country to the last"
II is now 4 death struggle with US, the very
salvation of the government depends on this
election. IF Breckenridge is elected tie old
ship Of State will right and sail dead ahead
The affairs Of the government will be Judlc!ous'
" administered, and all things will work to-
gether for good. But, if on the contrary, Black
Republicanism reigns triumphant, and the
chair of Washington is ~disgraced by an aholl'
zionist, then the South may say,
Farewell! 3 long tarewe ell to all my greatness"
There can be no possible chance for eithcT,
Bell or Douglas, and we are pursuing suiciIa'
course to support them. Let the South throw
them both overheard and rally under the llag
Of the only one that. will carry them. safely
through a stormy sea. :,
Mr.. ID. H.. Mason intends issuing this week
in Rome, Ga, "The True Flag a weekly jonr.
nal, to support Breckenridge and Lane.
We have also received the first number Of 4
new Breckenridge and Lane paper from Yer
non, La, the name Of which we'd do not rememF
Der, &c. aa ....'. -a.aj~ ..'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

.AS lSpscaTloS.-A jury during an i;termis-
sion IN their deliberations on the cases before
them, at the present session of cur Circuit
Court, while in their room, pollcd themselves
on the Presidential question. and il was found
that every man was for Breckenridge and Lane.
They were from All parts Of the country, and
among them were two old line Wings. Three
deputy SheritiS present, were also for Breckin-
ridge and Lane. There is scarcely n Democrat
in the county that does not support this tick.
ct, and there are many old line Wings, also for
it Clnrlsburg Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

DESPERATE ArrKAr.-A few days ago Il DIES
perate atfray occurred in Pe:qniluanS cJilil-
", y. c. The Southron says thts parties TO 1t
were David Jackson and his wife on one side,
and Sanford Davis and two men named Shar-
boro and Jennings, on the other. Guns. pls'
tolls, sticks, &c, were freely used, and, it seems,
with fearful effect. JackSon'S wife Was badly
wounded, having an arm completely shat,
tered; Sharboro, 1t is thought, is fatally wound
ed; and all the parties were more or less III.
jured. a child which had followed Jaekson's
wife 10 the scene Of the ARRAY was accidentally
killed. :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

DISCrsSIoH N FrAN4LLS.-.A gentleman Just
returned from Franklin Courthouse informs us
that our able representative, Hon. IS Bocock,
was at franklin Court on Monday last, and
met DR.. Stovall, Of Halifax, in discussion before
the people Of that county, upon the issues
involved in the comics. between l;rerhinridrc
and Douglas. Our informant says that the
crowd al Court was unusually large: that Mr..
Bocnck made . most noble effort, was atten.
lively heard, and enthusiastically applauded
by the audience; that Mr.. Stovall. in reply.
could make no Roadway that after mixing
with the people generally, he Jour inGnrrnan6
encountered only .nre Douglas mcn among them
all and finally, and most gratifyInsly, that the
noble old county Of Franklin is overwhelmingly
for Breckenridge and Lane, and that Douglas
and his consolidation whipping in doctrines
can't get I respectable vote in the whole
county
llurrah for Franklin. = Danrile .lyyeoH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

John sherman, the Abolitionist. Proposes
Three Cheers for Douglas and Three
Cheers for Beli.
John Sherman, the candidate OF the Helper,
ties fur Speaker Of the last House Of Represen.
t~atives, in 4 recent speech said, in speaking Of
Mr.. Douglas:
"Well, now, let us have three cheers for
Douglas" Immense laughter, but no cheers.
what" said Mr.. Sherman, ''are there no
Douglas men here-will no one cheer for Doug.
las: lie would tell them why he had called
for three cheers for Douglas; it was for the
great service that gentleman had done in break
ing up the Democratic party"
And then. OF Mr.. Bell ..
"He had anwercd the queries of the crowd
about the Helper book, and be was now ready
to answer any other question. CHEERS and
shouts for John Bell Mr.. Sherman took off
his hat, waved it, and said, yes, three cheers
for John Bell'-that he knew that distinguish.
ed man well, and approved highly of his whole
course of public life, but he had not the ghost
of a chance for the Presidency.
Mr.. Sherman, who signed the Recommended
ton Of the Infamous Helper book, and was the
representative of the IIeIperites in Congress,
proposes three cheers for Douglas. ''for the
great service he has DOM in breaking up the
Democratic party" and the same '7ile enemy
Of the South and OF Southern institutions, says
he knows John Bell, and approves highly Of
his whole course Of public life"
Think of that, voters Of Georgia : .U"6ih
- eel d.. 1#aEaH 900. ..s ".
DailV .Nfrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
Beading wn,t.r on Every Page

L, oar Usny .di.oa to-day may be found the following :
0, frasr paos-Ncs, and other ARTICLES ofgeneral Inter.
~st o. sseoso p,oe-Editorials communications, late
news. &c. Os Third PLop-LocaI and State news. tele.
er.pi!s dtsps,che,, marine news, &c. oH FOURTH PAGs-
Poetry anc . variety Of news i.ens. - /. -.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

HAULED Dowy HIS FLAG.--The Chambers,
burg pa Valley Spirit, one Of the ablest De
moeratic papers in that State, and heretofore a
supporter OF Douglas for the Presidency, has
hauled down his aag. and run up that Of Breck-
inridgc and Lane. The editors reasons for his
course are incostrovcrtihlc; and It Is well ask
ed. if 4 Northern man and Democrat is thus
forced, from the conduct Of Judge Douglas and
the consequences of his present position, to
withdraw his support from him, with what
propriety can any Southern man vote for him:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
SpEC!l.. S1G,i.GE.

r1- The Iollonipgi l.. from 'sr pai!y Evening Traveller
~ Boston. November l., l-a?.
For years, uyr. from time lIaHlGuor!al. harr haat-krsf"
rs wanted a preparation which Sliouid r".-c-I the power
Of rr-unlliug the fragment. nf crorkery, glassware. furniture,
&C., which will accumulate In every household. Thlticsid'
era,um has ~ last been filled By Mr.. II. [. SpaIIing. Of No.
20 Plhtt street, New York, who has inlrndurc IL The pub
lie his PREPARED iILrK, which l.. destined 10 become A. much
Of IL requisite in every family as the iuci;rr match or metal.
lie pin. This glue is .rIgrnssed IN Il chemical solution, thu
manufacture OF whiriiis q: c0u.Sr u secret with ;h- prcpri.
r,or. Ito adhesive qualities ARE truly astonishing, joining
together, As Il will. heavy rirrcs OF wood, ~ VIII IL IL"
mos: delicate pieces Of china or glass.
e For snlr by Drm.g!::s cvrrywherr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
FOR HAE.FINoISE
TRIM EEK. pASsEAite iSr-pu-

7 IkT-N FF,IN M FTtHFtIFF ~ F6sEENTFT. TTNF-FIF
llATAN STEAMBOAT C0MPASfS STEAMERS.
TsNliE iikO PEABODY. Captain IkirCr- 49,.
I APP. an! EELYinERE, Capt.. ErESs. iN..t
will leave Richnnrd !or Baltimore e"e:J SS..t'pri
tuesday, Thursday and saturday, - III" &-E-e-c
hour nf l2 o'clock, VI.
Returning, will leave Baltimore on the sAE-s tay:. 'hr;
hy enabling shippers and pa>scacers 10 have An "pp":iGH.
- q: u communication between the 1--WE point, every o'L-
a,r.
For speed, comfort 4ui safety, the Steamer. are tie a +,
Superior Of their rias.. h.T:n: Ec-n recently 'cEi'cd IL Il
MOS: approved style.
pas-Igr ana fare. -.
Tickets procured either \; oar "!hcr, IN shccSo' slip, ID.
un.irr the Columbian Hotel. or st Steamer ~ arv"..
sep; ,-r.tOct DAVID / WV. ClHEi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

LoMpromiscs II constitutional Nri'nfpits
IRE eccr dtnyrro"s, ""d I am Tl"irNt mat
Tie. true UGmocjury hn" itA i: Ia pAr~t "
Gym Joot on tie rorh RI irHth, and 10 GRE
tie people m olp@rt"nit.H Z" rjH'irfte Mfir
lore Of. justice "nd .fir''tct,rdi fegr,I t"r' rn'h
Ofhar's riGhfs -c;ES. jor Lane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

DEarn OF AN AMERICAN CoSsuL-The new
IL appointed Consul General of the United
States for Constanlinoplr, Mr.. II. D.. johnson,
formerly Of the State Department at Washing
ton, died lately at Malta, which accounts for
the non-arrival out nf the new american Con-
sui for Jerusalem, Mr.. Page, Of Virginia, who
has been taking care Of his sick colleague and
countryman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

M,sklsp, on Friday, 9Th September. nj O'Clock, I. NJ,
BY Key. Ala IIadnett. OF the Eap,iss Church. on Cherry
iii, near Sandy Level, PitIsrlvania county Va. Captain
p.n6I,ion N-u.e. EsI.
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Charles O,Conor of New York.

This gentleman having been invited by the
Democratic Association Of Richmond TO adj
dress the Democracy, has written the suhjoincd
letter. While we regret that Mr.. OConor
cannot make it convenient to visit Virginia,
where he is so much esteemed for all those
high qualities Of head and heart that adorn
true manhood, yet We are reioiced to know
that in his opinion New York Will be redeem
ed from the thraldom of Black Republicanism.
Sc NAV it be: #..- .--
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SALES OF STOCKS lS RICHMOND

FOr " hSrH eUViHy OttVVrF ,, l-U'.
EGrnKrEp by JcnS a. LANCASTER & SnS.
Virginia & per cent Registered Bonds, sales i9l lat.
Richmond City Bonds, sales S9B and interest.
Petersburg City Bonds, last sales Sgn.
L~ynchburg City bonds, last sales feo.
Norfolk City Bonds, last sales {is.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales lUlE.
Farmers Hank Stock, last sales l1f.
Bank OF Virginia Stock, last sales 3Ig 10 tx.
Bank Of the Commonwealth Stock, last sales lt9.
Richmond and Danvlle l.ailroad Bonds, guaranteed h'
State Of Virginia. last sales S9l and interest. M regent
sales.
Virginia Central Railroad lion,l.. guaranteed by State .
Virginia. No recent sales.
City Of Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed hystateof Virginia
No recent sales.
Old Dominion Insurance Stock, sales rs.
Richmond Fire Association stock, sales sip.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, last sales ~.
Merchants Insurance Stock. last sales SD.
Insurance Company Of State Of yirginiastock, $il2 offered,
virginia Life Insurance Company stock, last sales Sll2.
Virginia Central Railroad First Mortage Bonds, last sales
3s5 and interest.
Virginia Central Railroad SECOND Mortgage bnnis, last sales
:S2L and interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad First Mort gage Bonds, last
Gales 80 AMI interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Second Mortgage Bonds,
last sales Ssl and Interest
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Third Mortgage Bonds,
last IafS ysJ and interest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

The daughter of Mayor Wood, it is said, has
been chosen to open the great ball in that city,
with the Prince of Wales.
Another paper has the following:
Miss Fish. the daughter OF ex.I;or. FISH, of
New York, has been selected as the lady to
dance first with Lord Renfrcw AT the New York
hall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

TIE FLOYD GrS.-Among the scientific Off
GERS observing experiments now being made
with the Floyd gun at Old Point is IN officer.
Of the Russian army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
IFrou, the Washington Constitution, Oct. 9Th
Departure OF Lord RcnireW from Wash.
lnufOn.


Lord Rcnfrcw and the gentlemen Of his suite
took leave of the President and Miss Lane this
morning ut ten o'clock, and left the Executive
Mansion in the Presidents carriages, Iccompa-
nicd by tic Secretaries Of War and Of the In.
terror, the Attorney General, Lord Lyons, Jas.
Buchanan. Jr.. j. buchanan Henry, and II.
Lcdyard, Esqs. They drove to the arsenal,
where the proper salute was fired in honor OF
Lord Renfrew, and he WAS received hy Major
Ramsay, the commandment, and Mayor Berret.
After taking leave most cordially of the Mayor
and the ncphrws Of the President. his Lord
ship and party went on board the Harriet Lane,
which Immediately put off from the wharf, and
Creek, where a special tram was prepared to
convey the illuSlriouS visitor and his party to
Richmond, Va.
At half rast one o'clock Il su,uptuous lun.
chcon was served on the quarter deck, Of
which his I.ordslip and party partook.
At three O'Clock the cutter came to anchor
opposite .lcquia Creek, and after shaking hands
with Capt. Faunce and the officers of the Hair.
riet Lane, and thanking them for their polite
attention, Lord Rcnfrcw and party were rowrd
ashore in the CATERS boats. tior. Floyd re.
ceived the royal travellers Oh their landing,
and welcomed them 10 the shores of the Old
Dominion. The special train. consisting Of
three cars, was in readiness, decorated with tie
flags OF England and .tnrr;ra. Lord Rcnfrcw
and his distinguished suite here took leave Of
Messrs. Floyd, THOMPSON and Black. aud the
other gentlemen whu had accompanied them
thus far on their ~iosrncy, and having taken
their places in the cars, were soon on their way
to the capital of Virginia.
More than once. during the VOYAGE down the
Potomac, Lord Renirew remarked what pleasure
his stay in Washington had afforded him, and
how agrecahiy he would remember his visit to
the President. lie bears with him the cordial
good wishes Of all those who have associated
with him during his brief stay among Us, and
from whom h. has won golden opinions 10y his
amiable disposition and graceful MANNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

sNlss.:5s;sAhsss:
srrrnr,t.ynrxt.. nrrcs r F.&r.K .R

RichGUS3. s-rt. 81, l-tJ D.
a fMlIEi.S "f the Virginia ktai- aud Central AxriC.i
VA rt! Societies. visi'ing the above faIF, Will he irIE.,t
ly h agent ~ the station, lat the fiale ~ purely,
their Ticker for ~kichmOnd) on presentation .. tus't GER
cti-pf tacmh-r-hip. With : Free Return Ticket.
stock or other articles, designed Cor exhibition a.
above Fair, vii. be charged full fare down, hui VII b-
turned free 0! charge. ii Remaining In po.,,s,!on d: .
same owner.
Persons wishing 10 :Snl -'nci IUu-t rire al fth-t sir J.,
notice 10 The Drpu, Assn., ~ ;aa' proper care n.y he =;
yidr+i.
2-Ths Return ri,kr'. ;s.C.l "a member, are ".
from SATURDAY. :rh Gctgtrr To stNI,i, .oth, incl
-ir". sANtLL RUTH.
sap; ~ Superintendent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

The CONSTITUTION AXh TiE E"rAiiri ~
THE STATES! These AEE SYMBOLS "F ErrI.
LASTING UNION. LET THESE ~: TIE RALLY
lS,i CRY OF TUE rE9riE- JOHN {. HEECh-
lNRIDGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
Another Ba,c Fabrication Nailed 10 The
Counter,

Counter.
"Tle Cincinnati Enquirer says Brcckinrldsc
was to have spoken at ~Owiugsvllle, Bath coun-
tv, Kentucky, on the Dist instant, and 1T West
Liberty on the 24th. The matter WAS kept SO.
cret by his friends about Lexington, in order
to prevent reporters from being on his track !
Wonder if he answered those Virginia Iucs-
tons? What will l.. |. Stevens now say: rs
chairman Of the Breckenridge committee, lie
came out in an address dcnouncing Douglas
for making speeches, aud called him 4 travel.
ing mountebank.' lie can now, with equal
propricty, apply the polite epithet to his own
candidate.
The above is from the Portland Eastern Ar
gus, 4 Douglas paper Of Maine. Below We give
a denial from the Lexington (Ky.l Statesman,
published at the home Of Mr.. RrcckInridgc.-
We wonder if the Argus will publish or notice
the contradiction: The Cincinnati Enquirer
is so given to such tricks that no man OF char.
actcr believes Il word that appears in its col
uuuns. The character, us Il partizan paper, Is
so low that even its c"ntt&siOn would never he
offered to sustain any cause:
THE Louisville Courier is fully justified in
saving the Cincinnati Enquirer is so given to
wilful lying, that it appears utterly Impossible
for it to tell the truth under any circumstances
The report to which it yesterday gave currcn'
cv, that Mr.. Breckenridge was to speak at
0wingsvilIe on that day, and at West Liberty
on Monday next, and that his intention to ito
so had been kept Il close secret, in order TO
prevent the speeches from being reported, is
wholly and altogether false, and as malicious
and wilful as false. Mr.. breckenridge was at
home Yesterday, and not ut Owingsrillc. and
he will not be at West l.i~bcrty.'"- Wasting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
political Df,cun,;on i'll s]isartc".

The public are invited 70 attend = political
discussion between. McSSrS. Patrick Henry AZ
lett and a. JudSun Crane. at. Swcency's, in the
lower end Of ~EIcnriro, on Tuesday next, Qcto-
Der 9th. Ey order of thu
. .TDINT COMMITTEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

fHTf y DFr'S' mo 'ri'i
\S nul after IT EsnhN. u.,uIrrr :h, ls6". pr-,H.
" ,ra!ns VIII leave la"hm5uI daily. except Suninl.
a, Gr u'clocx, a. ~, IN TUESDAY,. Thursdays lhd Sat
days, stopping upon si:irI cn!. i; Meadow. L!spaiu,
TunHalrs. Col0Kr ard RGinaDcnhc, anil a-l'r NJ We
PGiLt ri = i. VI.
Tie fat and rutau"iIrts steamer WEST iDIST, rHi
!. {. Row., will lave King aai G!rcn Court House LHGt
ing on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays nj : \. Il tp.
Meeting with III" ears AT West Point, and stopping upon IL
mails ouly ut Clifton. Water Fence, Sh-rhcr!'s, Mo"i!'
Cappahoo>ic. BIGGER. Glpurc-tcr Point. forst"Nb. anh a
rive al Old Point nj I:.Ij =. NJ. and Norfolk and roft,rno=;
a,2P. VI.
Returning. the Steamer will leave Norfolk AMI far'.
mouth oil Mondays, Wednesdays, hnd Fridays, u, u. :
NJ. and Old P"in, NJ -; \ NJ. lnrd'ng Only ~ sh"r-
ana connecting wltlI thu ears At West Point n. i"E i "
and arrive in Richmond al &. =. 81.
On Tuesday,, 1hUr.days Hui saturdays. the passrE:-
train will lrnre We: Point fr Richmond at 8 a. 81, a..
arrive A. ! \. NJ -tuppiny nniv rn signals ut RonSnc'l,
sweet Hall. C"isDSr, Indian Town. runs'aiGs, DislA;'l
Mcnd0" rni Fair Hhss.
Passengers Tor th. Eastern shorr can lrsrs Nor folk q
Mondays, "Wednesday. and rtitnys hy the s;.srar
NDirIlA MPluN, Captain MCCAnEi:s, aIrL Tor Slat;hra
Thursdays an Saturdays
Fare from liclnoil "r any r"int On iork River tr Ea''
rru 81 orr &. .
tn Matthews. -. .,... .- .--- ...--,.. '"
rnrn from E'ctruonl 10 West Point" -. Mt F".u'
Ia HiclianEi and return tea. Ay..-.-..----.... :
f.r!gk. received Tn"sdTys, Thursdays and Sh'EFt','
until J.. NJ, N Richmond. ard on N"Giay-, Wr:n".!il
and Friday. G:ltil -! L. w.. AT West I"inI.
Fare from King ard Queen T.. H., hnt 0l,cI i'S.Hi,
Matrap"ui River /" Nnr:o!S or Richmond. =.
Passengers tor Williamsburg will iaSr Stage al Bigi,:i
ir gloucester T.. II nj Carl'shuusis. hhi iir SsluiI 81.
rrhanii, ~ N"si Point.
Regular Sunday trains vii! hay" Elclmon! at5A.N
West Point 4, { and arrive in IlclunouI, att i. VI.
pr, As Y. "A. TEMPLE. SUI
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CltAS. HATCIEL.0I, Proprietor,
Sept l~5-dkwly 81 Barclay Street, New York.

~HELMEoLD'S EST!xACr. E:uehu.
~ TIE GREAT DlCRETiC.
HELM5OLDS EXTRACT EUCWu,
TIE G:EAT piCnEfiG.
nELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCcHr,
TflE GREAT DlUGETIC.
MELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCrIr,
TIE GREAT DlCRErIC.
And a Positive and Specific Remedy FOR Diseases If lie
bladder, kidneys, Gravel, Drorsy, Organic Weakness md
all Diseases u The Urinary organs.
See Advertisement In nnrihrr column. Lui I:'nu;. .il
send for the Medicine al once.
BEWARE Of TOrN7ERFk IRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

Prices Of Wheat and Corn In Vir@iniH.
From the exchange papers received at the
Enquirer Office, We make up the following
table of the prices Of wheat and corn in Viz
ginia, at the latest dates:
WHEAT. CORN.
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Two Days. Democratic TIrbrciic at iArts-
YiIIc. Charlotte IOuMIY.

There will lie y FrrE B,rHrcrr. ard large
gathering Of the pcupir at Krr>rlile, on The
ilth and l3rii instant. Distinguished Speakers
have been invited from abroad to address the
prople-tioy. Wise, Mr.. hunter, Coy. Smith
aud others. The people are invited t" attend
without distinction oi party. tome 90. come
all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
,Y-DANGEHOUS rEAUD-CAUTION

TO THE pGBLlC.-Wr Inv - the AID OF all who know the
.st'mabIr value OF los:c,trr's celebrated STOMACH
BITTERS TO the afflicted In every section Of The country,
TO aid u in ferre;in; on: and bringing ~ Justice he c"un'
trrfri,trs Of the preparation. a;d tnclr aiGtrs and abrt;ors
Several most pernicicu, limitations ii tlis p1puia. rcs;oFa.
tive have recently been brought out IN Chicago. - Luuis.
New Orleans aud Mobile. aIrI hs The lives o! persons are
placed In teopGrdy by ;llc.r coIicuciiOIs. We icrl II incrm.
beat upon Us 10 give this warning through the press. The
national reputation acquired by The. NittcrS .. II cure Tor
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, aud all dcblli;a;.ng h.,.Gsrs
Of the stomach and bowels, has tempted Into the field Il
host o! sharks, Sho hope 10 prof. by thc!r celebrity. Please
see 10 H., therefore, that the article you buy has - iAr sin;Ic
or the prOprirtors' signature on the label. lni that tie
words "Dr. j. llostct;cr's Stomach Euier-" are blown in
the side OF the bottle, and stamped On the cap covering the
cork,
Forsale By Druggists and dealer, generally everywhere.
and by HUSTETrER & SMITH,
Manufacturers aud P:oprirt"rs,
Oct S-G&yiw No. IS Water and Is Front streets.