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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01
IL. H. H.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

The Triumph o| Vegetable Medication Cdozae QufHiae
and their k'ndred Mineral Poisons
The Injuries ebtsd upon the sick, afflicted with chls
and Fever Fever Typhoid Fever Scarlet and other
levers the Standardization OF Qulnlne Calom seae Blue
P &C In Wholesale doses dy seen ia the saffron eoored
yellow skinned cripple he tts through street. yany
CRYING for health AeIhig AeuLi
Let PHI IA and other, IN mind that In all ether
fever Other diseases where cGttom has ssLeonsd Tie pre-
scption Of QgnlIe Calone Blue Pill thsi RAILWAYS kE
ULATiNG PILLS will 70 TIE patient all the benefits In
than these pcttd 10 achieve. without
entaing such terrible attacks OF heart and general W
Nine-t nths OF the diseases aat aet ed BY
over-d sing with Qainine, Arsenic c.Om,l. &c.
REGULATING Ps operate IN from three to six hous
do The syssmdo po weaken lido not r4t. the
coated with gum therefore pleasant 10 tske
positively coos. patton, liver complaint Indigestion dAr
hea mercnnal 4c when nothing tlss will touh tie
mplains Prom TO pills will procure healthy dscnATg-
Guaranteed 10 be freed from qunlne Iodine, annony
drastic and drug. The safest apeent the
world for ladies and chlldren.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01
EREsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.

TNRESH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 hrklns M. / Goshen Butter
Is ibis Buck cheat Flour
30 bbs superhne Extra and Family Your
Son ked and Picked SALMON
IS y bbls Nc. N. @. Roe HsrrIufS
IS pkss No. Mackerel
20 bis Engllsh Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
Dat Meal RI Flour, ~, ie.
lust received and for TIE lowest terms for cash or
prompt eustousrs, At hINHN CO.'S Family Grocery,
peit % and hain ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TIyHE subscribers have this day etere Into copartnerhp
under style Of Bosher for the Of
ducng wholesale and retail grocery and comon busln
At the OF Wilson Bosher th and Main streets
they win keep instantly hand well selected stock Of
family ami bbig groceries, which they call the attention Of
their friends the public They hope BY strict attention
business TO merit q share OF public patronage
Roct consignment Of all bin OF country produce 10 sale Of
November i1.h, 1880. oHasLEs N. BosHER,
r @. WOODY,
Late with hessrs Perkins 90.
CARD.
Thankful past favors take this method Of retaining thanks
TO my and tbs public for the liberal pate extend
ed 70 the last and fully solicit connu-
zee the for the new concern Of Bosher Woody
no26 OHAs- BO5Htk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01
RAILWAYS RENovATIyG REsoLvENr.

For ucerous euptve dsease RADwAT RESovArSG RIsot'
INT Is the thing needdl II reyoluonizes the eontit
the blood png every cement that tends to decompOsto
and purdy and equases tbs erea op. II restores TIE IN
pair uiiou radically eyes, Ard all ean
diseases OF the face person II makes the scrulous
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-14
Sun9e 2emte,

tte M hr bene 2Gfer 8ftwd4t bapen BITE ie rft bon
bpen Helen rrer ~ fer ule lerne unb been 5peeu e
Gi9h6 pnren sbf I'm Stlafe bur Ypluttpne1 bic wern
Hngete bic @te untS86 maen unp RSrpe un6 eit er5-
EeN, tUQten icsrt Die nStetasn SGre t9un.
s9e S9a9 eaB s 1anssr ytGnn bic 9Gun8 enes eantss
9etns rS9eren wcrSea ipl bur6 t pSen neT Abirruna
pom Yae eer atp Splte psrlrnen mn, bcprr tie ettres
ten IN bic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-14

oe9 lic batten i6n ieiner 8ldtter, 3weiqe unb
Jftnoe beraubt uno nur Der Stamm ptperfano
lbren Srdften, nadt, mie t6r @leno.
Wtarc @rtllcn iab ltd nad Warien un
Gr bemertte lte III etnenl Wtnfel be8 Spfe8
Ste Jap anf Der @rpe uno bate i6ren 0tiiden
ali Die Wtouer 9elebut; ibr lanae8 Saar fie(
itber lbre 9efreu5ten 9lrnte berab un0 beoefte
tbr blane8, etn9efalleneS Nntlib wie nit eilren,
S4eler. @rilDn befabl Eoer gfonne, i'm an
Der 2bltre 5u errparten, rnb l9ritt iiber ben
6pf ouf bic llu8lii6lide 3u.
uWearta !" rtef :er nit flptfenbem .Ser3eu
spno tn bangor Grmartltn9, mel9en ginbrud
iein Anblid auf lte MAIDEN ipiroe. nWaaria,
id bin eS; i'd mill Did tpe9fabren BON bier. i
O2aria bltdte ibm farr ms @eldt, pbne
bic 0erln9ite Vewe9un9 5u MAIDEN. = ..
,nStclle Did ni6t ldloer ppm gBabnIiun
befan9en, " fn9r Marc @riGcn fort ,eS bS.t
nn8 bier gdenanb. OeIe per5eiblide TGuz
lGnn9 bat Did 9erettet, Mari1 = aeprieIeu
ieien Die Seilt9en Die Dir Sraft periicben, in
bieler Yerltelun9 gu be6arren. Sd) bin iebt
bier Did gu befreien, Dir S9ub gu 9eipd6.
ren. Ou lplllt lc9lei4 bieIen trauri9en 9l1z
fent9alt perlalen. = 'pSrlt ,,Ou, mas iG5 Dir
ia9e Maria? - Seili9e Sungfrau tenuit Du
mid oenn nidt mebr ?".
Wtarta ldlug eiu leiie8, beiere8 @jelddter
ami uno 5nfte bic 2(4ieln, pan fe6rte Iie ibr
geli9t na6 per Wauer lmb fin9 an 3u itnoeit.
Marf @jrillpn ldauberte 3uIamnen, unb nanpz
te lt9 etnen Au9enbltd meg prn bielem 9(nblid !;
blerauf faBte er neuen Otutb, ba CT 0laubte,
tie ltellte th otelletAt nur aus SaB 10, ais tens
ne lie ibn ni9t. e
uUtarta," brb ct na6 elmer Paule 1pieDer
an, uOu balt in Der Tbat pel selitten. @ern
pltrpe td bic tSdlfte meines geben8 oeppfert
baben, bdtte i9 Din banit alle ttele 9lnoit unb
uno tieIen Summer eriparen tGnnen. OpA
fine pieIe Gage pe8 Summers jett ppritber.
SA bin in gutter 2ltltd)t unp mir einem Ser
gen pcll 2iebe 81 Dir 9etonmen Seb mid
al Warto."
OIc Srante fu9r fort, Observation-Disclosures
Q6prte 81 lhtsen.
W&orc @rillUn erwd6nte ibre8 Spbne8; le
l4entte ibm fetne glufmertiamfet. Gr nonnte
Raul Sarettn CO bate fcinen Grfplq. I'M
9epiB ncd, ater prn @etpiNen86iIen 9efpltert,
wa9te ct Den leeten ScrIudy. ST tniete I'll ibs
ten 6lIBen nicoer, britdte ibre abge3ebrten
Sanpe III bic leint8cn, 5r9 lie lunglan an ii6
nno oradte einen brennenoen &uB auf ibre
Hlppen. Wtariu rerlubte ui4t oen ocrinoIten
2SIoerltanp; lie fubr nur nit Der S1nD iiber
Den Wtunp uno ftn9 nebcr an 5u iin9ell.
rAu ibr SeilIBen lte 1T tpabnlinni9I"
ldrie @rlllpn per5weifelnp fife bat ben 95erz
ltano perlpren lrme, arme Waria, muB id]
Did 10 ipleoerfinben ?"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-14
8sod,tet ffpIaenhes bet aette...

Yer unshdfte eler nit pbtsn nebes setaitet tE hE E1i
iued crfatraen arat Heubsn BURG peIta ait
bon ienen G&meen bet rb ieHbern benielbeR AUD be&-
6iat eiu, Rraten ietr blse Saune su maeu rdbnb
in ben Sdnen bic Ssmptpue @ etpas IN eas See4
tterst Ohsr bic Sranf6t meItr f@ eeerieu Eat
s lUei srbseren &cdmine beres it, Bercasanaeu phss
,@5sutes- oerbea mad ener BEN Sr. j. Smit5 atae
SbaneiunssWeifs III eH8e &aseu s5ns S9mtrsca
ahty tepncnisnen fnr ben ga!enn stbet Ia!ei eaan-
TIT I g. .. gmeb bas teiae Gu,anSane Der .uretsra"
lo as Ghictuss ttbanbH meTtta obnY 20 OF GharsSals
e!e trairi8ESn }caeu 5erbeihbreG.
SnMgt eel.g unt as Et4s istiEaIeE GbEaCs Ielsea
oau I'd Ftt 3su msttH gobr He sisseH Raamsa NIB sreS
1u6feu srisalen
gr 7. g Smis bat bartb sts SsSse Gut rsgw Rratss-
srSS 9ebatthet ais Eehe ein eneettr S5t II aata
a9L III b, bae cte ben E8Ditr!9en bon @rse aas nS
sibt Der 9ogttoi brs HNrn5lie Strait Heoer tnbct
eaieo aes GfeI anaenbt. geins Uebtsa TT rt ecn
NtR1n vih ausg mpraIiibta Gttu in est: bsasta bsss
Dat uberEi fam in GAIT obsr ratbaRfs >ssr aa beg
5tetIe ua6em gnb pbn St6rt5 in edS&en sr berta*sa
.enorae perbea Tar beta. gut3hnbuna easecca H.
Icsrb tli,s &aldSraufuEa br 2eteAsptfe apibmeRsis
8,s BEN SycnP5t;tsM Ses loetbtStn gtietS ba Tx y,
mtb Esbe Sebrtu ieiHe boHbere guinsas,ssE
scfrtamet u,tt oerpr qeheeeH ein setenbe GGr,
Or T. o. Gmk9 Sylpntatiee iii rsuca faas Ga SIT
5tr B04t bolle G Weoisn f sat unb purbs nnerSsle
5ubr,n anErol6sH1 Oc 5oocn 9ttraupt - sres S5. eg-
i0ls etdt gditntcyt en;t otnen 3naeE rad seAasex
.H4aas p Spurtpm Or. g. .. Smith IN Ynrtcsen SrieeM
sa!1 and Teetu EtS tseat si.cw TbttIe hss Saises
i,,yp;dI trjaliiau
&iruAsn bIsineg tEeng psa!tEl, I her Sises aHS =
aQr4!t 3nintrr n Cisppntton Ter Batefftsn
I>et peu tb 9RcratHs 6$ Itbr atenbs.
... . Bg. 3. q, @satSs,
saE0.e @s. II &ab- arcb<rSgY. bdIamnss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-14

Dtrefte Snpprtattpt BON g8ten 5t
Pt Dgltne" bdben mir ere Scrb prrtatipn ppn adten
Wlcerfebanm=3Daa
brtt bon ber abrt erbaGen fSnnen oeben baber nt r
ais d6 qarantren pnoern aud nett 6iger perfaufe ais e
Die Yeen no oe na cen neteiten uitcrn lnb cine 10 Ge
no 9roBe auswab aIS uuiere eb9e Bat erifa n aupee
Neer19aunt=9feif
Gin rra6tcpue8 enforcement nit nnb obne StbuI6[l9 in
Nl4 nnb &abs 9eictten i'm @reie pon $1.50 urpSrt5
Nieerlhaun @tgarre1t=6alter.
Sn 9r6Bter 0fannioal9fe etuab urtb nit fem ge5fnbten
St9uren, nit 6 pbne @t8, 20 @t5. per Sif apGrt8
l1ngaril6e itnb tIrft1be g8et6lel=9tp9re.
n pielilt8er 9lu8pabl BON ae @rBBen gu 10 G8 per Si
unb auipart8
@5ae gernen Wlneipben tt9e beti6e Gfeifeu unb 8or
atHpfe ber Dirt, feine ran6fe Gi9arre- @tui8 Gdnup
tabafsbolen. &o6ofseelteL 3u'Ser @asPfeifen u; f. ~
@Grten pou intanbifen unb bsui9en Gi8arren,
Girt6sr &autabaf 8arina8 2Cniana @9inia u. T. 10,
Sober &rlel pirb 10 9aranirt ME bar9eltel.
6ebriicer Gutrp,
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2tgenttr
Der Sccan=Y Yaftte=Sef0 f0rOtrnHg8 Gomp,
n q. GhmiSt& Gpmp,


@e8en @arantte uuo Ppiti@ciW.
8ortehenee g5eEur lit mir bnQnnten Saie tertraae
uno mpfeb eeebe CUR gdQigu genuBun9 BET 9erienoun9eu
BON 9aten @etoeru na 0euI9Ianb pnb rer S0met 2l-
9ee9eni4t. ~ p.
@enoun9en bic 5u bpprtebcn6e1 Q8ei9uat8e ais &C.
ibene e9 antpmmen pen, mIien pateitenS cen 90 30.
pmber be mir nu9e8e6en n unb tam bic 4u8anbe bonn
@mpdn9er an83uteaence Gmp1n8Sauun9 Nn0e6em 6-8
Nrden lpdter bier ab9eforbert peyben.
Baltimore ben &C. Sftpber 1860. aH.-
9enrp Obrman,
8rcabnap 80. 172.
Ntanu acturer Supporter mo Dealer aller GScrteu
Ott27, Init S1tode nno Gt9arren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-14
Or. .9obnIton,
er etn5t9e 9Ir3t, tDel6er NnBt9I

wv N"'0'S< <"I0V HNkNVII N|t0NtSl'
-l. (Gtabltrt spr u8tSebn Satrenl
@r bat has I6ere pirtamfe uni bette el In Der gD.lt
ented 8eGen ale GENTLE Rrdntten S4waat I'm 0aden uat
ben 6leoern uneiwee SaanenG ete6unee ter Gdmeratr
IN cen 9snse een Nsren anb tsr unba pts @srlufes k
prgden Trdt ees 9ertenreeS, her rpF (SIrgeI NaIen
rper 9a SrantRett unb nae ner n leb pie 8eptFtR
sgmsn err9npetten er Saesnb wel8S i4rn 0prn efabr
per tins ais Der Streneetdng ben @efatrttn bes uloea
terEutren nb snn ntdt s9 este peren ttre sauenbfn
2ehnnngn pent6ten 5waNe ber gratfpn terSprbrtnSen
a6rsn "
Sun9e Wdnner,
tstpneer psI&e bic SPfr ts temen qaRrs 3sprrben nb
oao abrItA Sttle 1auenee n iu teS Srab rsst pe
nit hem DOnner Stebtfan ben Senat tsotirt unb Der
HtIsr bjaubernbt Sne rtl9dt EdbeH prt niSaR lid nit
FPuem Verraufp naGen.
Verbetratbste peronen,
.. SItr Ss$s reid. fly " ssrsrateen ns I'D pbs
r0er SGpa9t o6r enes dnh rem Sn6ents bewuet nb pl
ten unSer3u8it& Or. Spbnitpn III Rat9e sieten.
% que 2tnfsrns sssn se Gp pH9fb per actee 3rratuns
eer lrsdldsn Art wereen nel turrt Derienoe pel6eT
@ Der M MSeesaS!an8 MS tarOse Sen Dr. epnfrn untesebt
nnS iuVssl4tl auf ftns artte @tf4tddte SerIdfTsn.
u 84 Srganil1e S6wdtbt
unperu8 sspetlt unb b uuut raft eer teraeet Deles
r4tbdre 4eee welbes ts 3ben eIenb ue bte Gte a
rmmen )daft unm6e9 nddt III oft bas Qppf Derr bic ren
NeISenl5atea unbOnnen fr6baen Sunss gtute nb su d
tnnf 9beIet3 e duG bur Strtfturen, Weber4laeen TN
st sins 8sss ses spraass s t r" tssn y HSea1e f s1
user aeer nth es au9nen baB bic Strait Der Greu8us cher
eeen prHren mrh bic b tetml6en 9asn erse6en ais ScR
Denen BE Ca Tce ub Auberbem werren bur fruten Sc.
nus pif gsrtauun8t 2erSeu0s e4pd t bic ptyFl6eu unt
aeiiBen .Rrdite perui6tet '''
&ern unb 2strer ren oft nt bic Iabe Der 6ranfnet b-
rr 14ter rfT 89e Q0te oft reiben t tie Qeter Inbe
rem uaeH Su bic 6ar bic Gerrbntelt 8eGsmn 2afers
Gsy Office: go. 7 up@5rebertffraBe,
lIebfn 29lren BON 8altimUreitry 6ltltGe Seite,
ote Stufen 9tnauf,
Nan mere @ 9amen uub Sausnumnler, untptNenbe uns
u9erllbe NaGnae bur9trieben 9peniG SuddL L1lber
96HtFder Seemitier, Sabenrein6er 9anpeupuser e
ncinen W rebelmaBt1 Nere Unb Iaurn, daejp9en Or
59hntpn's 0fuk In her Sate.
NS GIs Srefe ndfeu eaen YOf.stamp eattatten.
gtne 9ellnn9 in 2 Ga9en SugetAert.
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Baitimore=$totf=9 f=9oipifaI.

0e9rilnDet sur llnterpriifun9 Der Sluddlalberet.
Der ein3i9e plaB, ND cine 9gtlung erlangt
trerDer1 fanu.
linperun9 In le96 Siunpeu, ..
Jtetn Quefltlber, pas euere Weunp9eit ocl~
LENDS rutnlrt
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9eutl6e SndbanOlung
pen
8 6IenueS s. 6tnrtd5s+

uner Der oercpcIou Sale, Spt6cn Selibap; unc @atr,
9pb-Sefee
Sbi8e MADDEN benz ber6n gnbIitum Die Mn3el9s oaB ne am
bie5aen pose eu MbpIeIae no stai SngsWa 9e9ranoet
ccuurteu Sadern GscmC8, Beavers Safstns en9Iiheu,
fnH ss Y ,sIs s a9sSsg @ bssSs ss @ u tas c @ sr s@ Sf
} unb Qare. NSP1hS'SGD
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Sr. sSnlnitnl1.

Wh9fo res f6ntgde Gpleemns g4unbdr3te tn 9putsn
9raonFr etne$ efr eren meeSnlben gpee Ser 5tla.
n Der gen erE6ea 3tel ues 2ebens ben pipalern ppn
Srten Yars pPnepRa nnb aneren Stdben Suaebrat hat
Sge ger Tnoerbarien unsen bUenbet bpn teen bic Sc,
1ts Der gtebn peiB Sdblse 2etpfnbe bic IN Sbrenlal>
e Ncr!gtat unb aneeren ranfben litte fplbe A. g. aud
e e pVsten @srduf9tn u Er erl6refe bis su pft errS
t9fn bet aen6en 8Ietasfeiten H. prben aueenbdd &C.
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Fairbanks Standard
Saaaen. Waaoen.

Seb S0rte tieer terdtntan Q8aa9eu n6 in nr een Sa-
ben g1o. 10 @. Gbaresitr. 5u baben.
@m. $. Gbpwbrt60e, Q9ent fir
@pt29 6mt Satrbanf8 & 60.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-14

s[DaFelbe 1T sans aus 9Fan. |
3en6erBen siIantmen9elest u |
if etue dnerf6nnte uno Be.
nibrte Mebtsin, BON Aaen |
aeIh6bt, mel6e fie eebrau3t |
haben unb miro jest NIT 8us
Serf6t BET alien cen Rrart'
bettsfillert eebrau6t eegen !
wel9e eGiei6e eupfrMen
Yrtrb.
DteIes Mtttel bat pdbreno |
Ser lebten spet Sltre 3alts |
fen6e curtrt, pal6e a1e 6rf. |
nlrng auf 9tnoerung nuf9e9e-
Ben batten. ME bic In msinent |
Beifs bffnnli6sn Sablrei6en |
unb ungelu6ten 3eusntlie be-
tpetIen.
Otr ODRs mus bent 8em= |
rerdmeat oes Ddttenten ans
aspast un6 In frl6en Au1n-
ttt1ten gebrdu6t peroeH, nm |
seltnbe auf zen l1nterleib |
etn;uptrten. !
T0IYo o4eIA. So6,(ke apkrdit
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Mslgaas@IEsA.Gfae seAEB@aR
nn0 f1ilipnnblcr @leiNerl00en,

III NSel- -YrattIr $50. 358 II. 35SA.
Nteulen 9eebrten frelnben benz Bnbm made d ber
9nese cab i'd 6aS ipn t abrn an bem PIass etaSkte
@e6d ibencnen babe unc beanbS e9balt9e8 Sa0er pea
b6nen lplie 9earbeteten Setleibern, nee a0n gu ben
binsIu Yreien pprrabs Baen ao aud oI@e anf 8eeauna
aniertsen Werbs = Soe fur &nterrGds nno 9ele,e ~ ae
SCrl aeu YreiIen- ernr cine Muspabl Ne9endtrme
st5de &C., Opie oae in bteIeS sad I6lasence @rtel.
s Ile Seitelun9en Weroea prompt, bt8 1no IN tier
GrtE boa mir anseert9t weroert
(O1lS,tD ., s. Ratisr
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Sdnf fDrD'
- Il II y
SeberfEG Grfune8=WI
Oliver Inv1gorator.
Serliert uiemdfs fctne &rdft.

SAG It'd SOFT 6finer Ser.
nunft betm 0fbrau9 be5 Sc.
barfflrfurss WttteIS leiten
rno es ptrb curtren: Qeber<
bef6merSen. @allen &rnrf<
heiteu. Wtaeenf6wd&e, 6rp=
ntl6e Diarrbpe. SOmmerte=
f6peroen, WaGeriu6t. Dur6r
|, fad, fauren NtaBen, CUR Sc
, ipg6nbett seipCreeae Ser.
iippIunar hoiiltbe Cholera
G6Olerd WprGuS, Rinberr
Gbplera, @elbfu6t. 8t1tun-
gen, tpeibli9e S6pd6e uno
fann ebenials erfDlgrei6 ee=
byauht mtrbet ais .etre 0es
mS6ntt6e Bamiitenmeotstn.
Gs turtrt tranfbafiss
8ppfire6 - ipie Xaulsnte Be-
ftdtigen fSnnen - in 20 Mt-
nuten, frenn 3ret cber bret
| G6celEfel sou bdSon bet Be
ginn teS @tlflaS stnrt1'nten
I; peroen.
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SelOnper5 Su ben1ten /!

5r Solntpn tset allen Denen tns Salfe an pels W bar
bic Atett e eaibaft nnt bic Gbe uaiabs ma&eufe Safer
geIbpl6t bateu. '''
9er b etnot Der raugen unb teflasnswerben gOen Der
ruben @erppnbeiten bes 2afsrS Swde I'M @uden ub in
ben 8iteter Smejen I&NpIe, Smdde bes efGs gerlui
be Utu5teIfraft 9erSppfR nerSp uhrute Waeenfhrdde
tnrrfn18 Der @erSa9unes&sant aasnetne GntFrdftRpa
spmptNne ber SGwtnelu6
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0etfto

G trcfitten QGtrfuf9t tee Qafers nb leb Al fIrdtcn
gerlu ees @eraes Nerrirrna Der Sheen ebrIdbett be-
getlEstt4t tfle 4f91neen AbneJsne pcr ser Geldoft
iiut enile Ger tlininen Jpleer.
Iduenre Er grren eten NIters tnnen st beurtbetIsn
wer lrlabe lire Gentteit abnmt e tbre Grdft ser
ern bpab tnB nerves unb abgeSebr eben ben tie etu,
esentnmd @rIAenun9 um bic AHeen Suen uub Sic Qn
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 2e, 1860.

closed steady at the previous rates. The List
quotes Exchange on Londsn at 81 to premium,
and Exchange on Paris s fr. 243 to fr. 164c.
CINCINNATI, April 25.-Flour closed firm at fall
rates. There were 1900 barrels Of Whisky sold at
17a to l7fc. per gallon. Coffee closed firm. The
sales foot up 200 sacks. Ric is quoted at l4c. The
market for articles Of various descriptions closed
generally unchanged.
NEW YoRE, April 25.-Flour closed dull. de.
cline Of Sc. is reported. The sales amounted to
6000 barrels. Wheat closed dull. decline of
to &c. is reported. Corn is selling at 70 to s4c per
bushel. The sales amounted to $1,000 bushels.
The market closed firm. There were HOO barrels
Of Pork sold at SIT 75 to sl7 80 per barrel. The
sales Of Lard amounted to 500 barrels at l01 to
II sc. per pound.
Hiyer Intelligence.
FIeKsBURG, April 25.-The steamer Imperial
passed down at 8, the John ]. Roe at 4, and the
Eastport at 10 o'clock Monday evening. The Re-
public passed down at noon yesterday; the ]. w.
Woodford at 2, and the Natchez at o'clock yes
terday evening.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-The Ohio river at this
point is at stand still, with eight feet nine inches
of water in the canal, and five feet six inches in
the pass ON the falls.
YIcKsBrRG, April 25.-The steamer John A.
Qaitman passed down at 2, and the John Walsh at
IL O'Clock this morning. The Daniel G. Taylor
passed down at o'clock this evening.
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ns-List of Letters on Friday.-ea

FossIL MINE.--The Sumter Watchman publishes
the following letter from Branchvile, South Caro-
lina
Taking an afternoons ride some weeks since
through our piney woods, / came to an old mill
some five miles from here, which stands in close
proximity to bed of fossferous remains. These
fossils composed of teeth of some antediluvian
fsh--bones and coral. The teeth, of which there
are great number, have all blush color and
the enamel, i'll most cases, quite perfect, and ap-
parently belonging to the shark tribe though there
are many belonging to the iehthioIite tribe entirely
unknown to me, and scarcely any, but such as
Hugh Miller and others, who have lived among the
rocks, can decipher these latter Glasses. Great
quantities of shell are found here, and they seem of
different varieties.
The deposit of this marine collection is lust at
the foot of the MILL in the race and when tile
gates raised for saving, the water forces from
the bed quantities of these fossils.
The mill is owned by Mr.. Richard Berry, and is
within one and half miles of the South Carolina
Railroad at wood station called .s5s. The same
mill was owned by Mr.. Berry's father, and during
the lifetime of Mr.. Berry, Sem. he found in dig
ging this mill 'raee,n large numbers of human
bones, which had belonged to some one prior to
the Revolution, and were the remains of those who
had fallen in some of the bloody conflicts that sig.
nalized the battles of those memorable days
You will observe, then, that this is spot full of
interest to any one who would take the trouble to
make it So and who, by dint of inquiry and exami-
nation. bring many interesting details to light.
will send You a specimen some day soon, and
it might be the means of throwing some light on
the subject.
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r eUIsIANA STEAM Clothing MANU.
FACTORY.
i65......,...,..C nal Sire et.............I67
New ORLEANS.

The subscribers respectfully their customers
Planters general that they always prepared
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING of the very best ma.
erials, and most reasonable prices.
large patronage they receive from this and neghbong
States induced them extend their establishment
any business and order able supply
their patrsns always with the and best descriptions
eria they have made with several the
manufactures in the South and shall hencefoh
supply Planters with goods of uniform quality.
They confident that they will give entire satisfaction
all who may paronze their emnenty Southern enterprise
solicit orders which shall
jalS 6n HEBRARD Il co.
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Remedy Tor AboIltionIsz,l.
The annexed extract i taken from the columns
of the Manchester (N. d. y Union Democrat

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wards espeoiaiiv in tle First shows .yitf TRsf
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Arrlxals at the PrInelpal Hotels Yesterdax.


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= Gmer ir Grafton Gilman, An; W Pitts, C; K
Hodyl W Cumming, l. Ieeos, La j W JoHas, La; vi m
Tean, q Martndale lady and SERVANT Ala; Ryers Bos-
tons G. Jenkins Miss; W Menning Ala Eglen and r
wants Ala; Ghinsen Williams y Hewett Vegnis, "
Dawson, "a Barro, 0hliek and servants Miss Mrs j
Pickins, Mrs Stckney, La; Wells. Ark; MAXWELL
Miss; Paeimitz and lady Ala; A Pswel. Tennessee: s
shacketord y Gabbs o. Williams. Ia,; Noland Miss
sprigy, La; 2 J Lane, N o. w Ludlow, N j; Vel.
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Warre, B Oliver p Macon, w Pierce Ala Nelson
lady aud o snrany, Thos Gaine Miss. Rpiis
Miss |. Neal, b Neal A Oliver, La; S W Nix Batcife
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Iil Ala sati III 7 g Goany amd lady, Miss COMFY,
La; Thos sylss e, Paxton, In: MIS- C McCi don
W NJ agburn, DR. CALDWELL Miss. G W 2 >ainan Pa: B r In
MIS- W Qnine and servant Miss ushbIidge rs: d
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Hall, I'll; p Bahh Tenn; B Eshemap, Va: b Iany s w
Lane, Shuby fs.J ionvan, Mi Clark Miss NJ b Fnn
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nr n w BrodnaS. Ts; u johnson. Mississippi, s Wells
Arkansas. A 57A
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Sheppard La A Eeet Miller, Paris; i Fadeap Ten
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