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$50 Carriages at Auction.
18th SEMl-iNSCAL TRADE SALE,
I'M


rlIHs will place on WEDNESDAY morning @ ZEE
i March 18th, ,Co O'clock The Philadelphia 49,
Horse and Carriage Bazaar Ninth and samson Streets,
o the Continental Hotel Philadelphia.
The collection will comprise Two Hundred and Fifty Car
hages including Fifty Of Dunaps best Buggy Wagons with and
ssr- Mast o. the work will be warranted.
~ There will be poponement account Of the weather
and the Carriages may viewed several days previous to the day
lH- sale PeremptOry. Terms, Cash
Alfred NJ. Herkncss, Auct.
held the establishment every Saturday Morning
throughout the ear commencing at 10 o'clock
~ large collection Carriages and Harness. and
cond hand always on hand for priyae sale te29--5t
INXTR ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF ca
IL MAJ AND WATER POWER IN TliG TOWN OF WELDON,
eeent acts Of the Ii.is,u Of ylygi6, and North Carens NJ
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the l2h day o. April 1850
IN the town Of Weldon oced by auction their Canal and
Water Power and the said Of Weldon In he
North Carolina The property consists Of Canal miles long
beginning head Of the great falls Of the erm
mating the foot OF the In the town Also another Canal three
mile long which there Is
fall OF feet and around EAton falls With these Canals will
be sold all the lands on the margin Of the same belonging 70 the
Roanoke Company with AL he privileges and properties between
the 4 CASTOR and Weldon including Aqueucis Locks NH
and every other thing thereto appeanlng THIS property
deemed value held Of capital and enter
prise without superior 10 the Southern country There Is Pail
Of eighty feet, aud the volume Of In the River about
the passes the falls Of James River Weldon the
With Raleigh ana win lmnson IL s ne centre Of an exceed
Of four Railroads connecting il Win Richmond with Norfolk,
lns9 oiuc.'e country an aouhu5H o. cosoh Is grown IL
the negborho'd to supply the demands Of extensive cotton man
uiacuries The lower Roanoke region proyebia for is pro-
iuctOu OF corn upper Tor Nhedt Win which tldOn
connected by Railroad and River navigation.
Purchasers invited examine th property, and hr Bass
residing Weldon will show all who desire IT, and
will exhibit a map 81 the
TERxs Of sale will be onerd cash. onethrdn six months one
third In twelve months with interest deferred payments
required By the act Of the State Of ". G.
THos McGElIEE, proxy Of the state Of North Carolina,
WI H. wEssoS loT The s,ockhoiders deasd,d
wM. PANYILL, Auct'r.,
Petersburg Va
Who WILL any tlmC furnish all necessary information
gard the property, either In person or by letter
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THE
SUMNER COURSE OF LECTURES
Medical College Of Virginia


DEIvEE Association Medical I1sruc-
~ t1n viii the tr MONDAY 10 April l>6l, and
continue uu he Is, OF August ecsHg, under the following
4 3 pEUCoLAS NJ d. Lecturer on Anatomy and Clinical
Surgery.
j. % CULLEN. NJ D., Lecturer Physiology.
MARION HOWARD D., on Mat-ria Medea
TduS POLLARD, Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
ID G DREW. VI D.. lecturer on Obstetrics.
Da G. b. GIDsDN, Principles and Practice % Surgery.
LUCAkrI NJ d. Lecturer Medical Chemistry and ToE-
Zoology
The pan % asirlct7u viz combination o; Lectures
and Examination dgu being deliver but Two Lecture
daily each preceded by thorough examination upon tae SUBJECT
matter previous thus afo6ing The conf ueI advantage
instruction by of lectures and uay Rotations giving
thereby the student ample time Tor private stuly and reelection
slr attention t0 clinical observation.
stu this W be permitted % the az the
Medical C0a- Hospital Bellevue Hospital and City Aims House
Free or ttI'gs
rtors daily performed and The Medical Department affords
constant opportunities OF observing diseases incl
dent and peculiar 90 Che Sou D.,
livery viii gwen the 50 ;dy q Practical Anatomy
The Dssrtus Rooms under char. 90 the Demonstrated or
H1raril coumoj1us veil ventilated, and furnished with
material probably, lower ra- than elsewhere
be procured
S9Ausuc- on Ibis Course viii De regarded by the Faculty
D Oh. Medical College OF Vrsn' equivalent 90 twelve months
study la PHYSICIANS Office inc u.iye ssluity and
t-n1u Proficiency will De conferred AZ the end Of
Course upon those deemed worthy 20 receive theu
f1r this Course 20
j. 5 DORSEY CULLEN,
r-h3-.f- Secretary OF Association.
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MARINE

NoRsoLk, March The lost schooner B. 5. johnson
into has been found forty miles from Cape
Henry perp udicuhry upon her starboard quarter
She iuuyLe I'm the Lr.cl OF steame.s running South
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SAPONIFIER,
COECENTRATED POTASH,

More than Double the Strength II Ordinary Potash
NOR making Soap without line with little trouble and udlns
expense The cheapest article discovered for the purpose
pound win twelve fifteen gallons Of good son SoAp
MIN mounds Hard Soap will I'm IL superior article for
cleaning type perfectly soluble and free from inpuries
Broken In Jumps and put up In / 9, and 10
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS Brook
lyn and sold by Z. r DURKEE A co,
sesD-dkwlyis Isl Pearl Street, New York
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

WAsIIINTIUN
TTyHE Spring session this Institution viii begin the 18th OF
next and continue uu the 9th Of June following. 4I5
PAYABLE advance will the entire cost for tuition todrG
nd ana contingent s For further information, address
del6-in T. T. WILEY, Pres't Eraory p. o, Va.
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MARKETS

Blrrxosg, March Flour Actve-uoWard 5 rect 85t.-
Wheel artv.Rei e. 80 "a ot White Si45ni4L Corn active
frWt.s l-tBtl Cts Yellow ,lft,z Pork steady
mes SIS rHne Slt.. Lard Arm at 10 ON.
Y1aE March Cotton heayys,le Tor The dAy 2lUo
bales Flour Western Qli-.s1utheru active 40 $4,000 10
Wheat unchanged Corn qui-t-whtr ana yellow O6s
PORK a-avyuss mess 1851, ola 81 t0 prime s2i.
Lard heavy whisky steady 2 f2tcts Sugar strady-Mas-
,.v.lo -, >r-s rg-pen trim Is, Resin steady at
I.t2l co. o. .- Rice steady a Vt4.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. March L,

PORT OF RICHMOND. March 1.
usz vArzs lsasl1l i'. oclocE-sus 6s2 sETs SIS
ARRIVED.
Steamer Peabody PrcharI Bao ise. AMI passengers,
ID 4 ". Clrr.e
sr JOS Turner CsoWe Charleston, lumber, Rs'sad
brother
SAILED.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, PrearI Bali. adss and passengers
ID = VI. Cg-i-
s-br Providence seward, down the river, Ugh.
SeHr Wu j. DOYLE, do
Propeller Ec'o. Sui1es. Peters5u-g mdsc A. : Lee
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L.-Ne OF SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD COMP ANIES
n V-, ..- fts ienLs 90 ~ che RAILROAD Clmpa
s-. ---- a. Redmond ne 2sth u February, lao.
an All-1rlei meeting of he Presidents and 81
i-l4 ~ ,.--n IA i-oai Companies BE- convened On
-eno- Na-,i a. 90 O'Clock A N, In the Otlce 20 ths
20 lrl Aairs-d Company To- this ety, o. miller
' = tht promotion OF the manufacture ans a.
- 80 ',a .uro 10 ths southern States Of lToa Rail
-. Nei'r Jones Campbell and Haryie be appoint
t ~ - prepare and submit n he adjourned uesang
- Feif-tss ior ~hch IL = % Be convened.
E v. bANIEL, u, sesg pc Ieln.
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RICHNOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd x 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

REV NJ D. HoGE, D. D. p,..,.,.
A. NJ DUPUY a. NJ, '''u'PA''
TyNHE duties Of this Institution will be
i sumed TUESDAY. the 81 day Of January, 1850,
Rev Moses D. Hoee D. D. English Literature and Biblical studies
Dupuy, A. Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
: II Coleman, university Of Va Mathematics Ancient Lam
Mss Augusta daniel, Preparatory Department
Madame Msihiide E.tvsn, Vocal Music.
Prof A. La Bombsric, French
Pref G. Psrslco, Italian Drawing and Painting.
Prof Heinrich Schneider Harp.
Prof o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
interesting and Instructive will be continued Young la
dies residing in The city who no longeT pursue their studies at
his Glasses and attend the prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected with Ties The Seminary.
Board months lending last day OF June 1862 90
Tuition in the Preparatory Department 80 90
do in ordinary English branches ~ 90
do in Modern and Ancient Languages each. ... 20 90
Music, Vocal and Instrumental piano and GUITAR, for one
lesson Of hour week. 40 90
For two lessons Of one hour each per week 50 10
Drawing in Crayon 25 90
Painting Water coors. 80 20
The Boarding. Department is under the control Of Mr. and Mrs
Dupuy who Parental control the ladies
Dr. Hoge viii take pleasure answering any Inquiry
with regard the school All business letters should be addressed
0jaa-dly Richmond, Va.
NINE BUTTER AND LARO.-Jus received and for
a I.
Kent OF wythe county small Grkns for family Also,
pue country Lard fresh and fine In suitable paka
Sy fsaSL '14-'''' ''' JOHNSON YOUNGER ORGY
DEEF TONGUES.-5bb ls receiving to-day. for sale by
Is wM WALLACE SONS.
o. KEGS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER, for sale
I'd by WA. WALLACE Sons
20 C,SES LICORICF, on consignment and for sale by
OO fv29 HUNT JAMES
DOOTS.-Lsdles Morocco Boots very Handsome, at from
Is si95 TO a. at fe22 wM WALSHA
TTERRINGS.-24O bbs Herlngs. landing, for sale by
III fe24 LEWIS WEBB JOHN g. WADE
DURE GUM ARABIC.-s0 bales, for sale by
fe2s g. l. G. D. DAVENPORT.
DROWN SOAP.-TOO boxes for sale BY -
B fsss l. 4 G. B. DAVENPORT.
TUVOILET COLOGNE WATER.-we have now ready
for our retail sales superior lot Of Cologne
every variety ofsty which highly recommend We
JAS H. PEARCE a co, Druggists
feQs Corner Broad aud 9th streets.
H,UANO --Best Peruvian Eide Isani and American for
" sails by lf2sl BACON BAsKERyILL
nAKER,S BROMA in tin foil, which makes an exceed
I'D ngly Nutritious beverage, esh. lust received by
JAS II. PEARCE co, Druggists,
fes Cor Broad aud 9th sta
7E FIRKINs BUTTERI 9 buhel. prime olOverseed,
- fOT sale By HUNT JAMES.
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CT. WORKMAN 4 CO, AUCTs.

CT. WORKMAN co, AUCTs.
CARGO SALE CUBA MOLASSES At AUG
" TIUN-On WEDNESDAY, March 1th, commencing az Il
O'Clock, A. NJ. Ware House, the Dock VIII sell the
cargos per Brig Commodore stewart from atauza Cuba and
the sehr RANGE Cardenas uba consisting Of
S0l b7s prime MoIasses, In n. o. bbb
294 hhds, ditto
80 ditto
Also
100 bids New Orleans sugar.
Trims -sLIFlr under $780, cash 800, four
months cr.dit for approved negotiable paper.
mal--tds CHAS. r. WOKTHAM co, Aucts.
fnu CASES BOOTS, SHOES ~ HATS at Auition.
WV On WEDNESDAY, lin March, viii sell at ~ o'clock al
auction store CD Gases Boots shoes and straw Goods All
fresh and seasonable goods.
TsRNSUnder 100 cash. 900 over days credit FOR
proved paper. ~ d. DAVENPORT
Auctoneers.
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ElIPERnR


WILL make Ia Virginia. on The Castle ~
w uiu Farm A1enar.- county, on the same tsrins -
heretofore So for the season Co De paid 40 the uv
service o- vea the mare away 50 9r Insurance, C
- So u I1su In event. Tor rae service OF the
horse as 80 when the mare IS ascertaned 10 be
iu s.lL
Groom, a.
Paase per week, and gaia when desired, asnelsh
bor .o-I prices
having made arrangements Tor transfer this well
known Stallion KENTUCKY after the expiration OF the current
-a,o e.on Of breeding from him would DO well 10
profit o tt- present. opportunity. SlLbEkf, Agent
mh2 cts2wSE Cobham L v.
NOR FREIGHT Or CHARTER.-The /StrsSS
superior A cop1 cred bark PAkTHlAN, Capt Chas
N- having capacity four szud nVe hundred barrels or
four hundred tfy lhds tobacco, apply % - -
= y " NhIr-
NOR RALTI uORE.--rHREE HINES ,Sl-N
III WEEh-pOWHArAN STEAMBOAT COh- z=4zz=z4As.es
PANY-Tbe Steamer RELyIDERE, Captain william '" heene
freight today, (FRlDAl) and up TO L o'clock NJ
Saturday tIr 81 TASK
Frrs Boston VIA Baltimore lowest rates with great
estispNtch- ,-.,--.
Passage and fare $. =,
Pas agrs viii please board before u o'clock satur
DAY. the haur Of departure.
tickets passage procured either at our Office In Shoekoe slip
3r al hr steamers Wharves. . .,.,,-
ul1-N DAWN = WI - hIle-
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-r Srrsgoseors is becoming household affair in
.a-e family circle. Nothing is more pleasant. than 90
.,.l ag hour ia concentrating -le wonder, OF Nature
o. A.. so faithfully represented in that instrument
.t.c aciie cmeu. of aI optical Inventions OF cur
ed. Y.,.rs ~. =. Franklin & Co, IIN Nam street, are
c-.l1.v res living u5ye,ie, trom E.-H1d aud France
51lal ..t tlar collection %. s.rgmeu'- ana plates
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-02

FYNHE CELEBRATED, ORIGINAL, AND
Il ONLY
BUCKEEY'S SERENADERS
AND ETHIOPIAN BURLEsQUE OPERA
TROUPE
From $50 broadway, New York,
Together with the distinguish d American Prima Dinna
MISS JULIA GOULD,
The only Company in existence that perform
BCRLESQUE OPERAS,
VIII appear at MECHANICS HALL on MONDAY evening,
Feb 2h for nights only and give series OF their unique
entertainments, embracing
NEGRO MISSTRELSY
In all its varied form
VOCAL,
INSTRUMENTAL, AID
TERPSICHOREAN,
Ending each evening with Of BUCKLEYS BURLEsQUE
OPERAS
further particulars future advertisements posters
and programmes OF the day.
f.24-dtma5 JOS. JOHNSON. Agent.
ADMISSION Observation-Disclosures. % cents
seats IN 80 cents be The Hall during
fh.da
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B..,eecs~tsSr OBJ TINS WAEr,-The ordinance
r-'s aiop. d 5y the Council rc-arrauging the wards
t city, aea, iut1 operation Yesterday. The new
boundary of ttc middle ward lN8jis0uI Is ltJh street.
u i. street o1 he cas-. side wi,h deviation from
Straight ise 90 tbc Canal so to include the Armo-y,
a. I.s Council should direct thc publication OF the
..-l... prior to tie ensuing charter election -hAt
-ya.. nav not be led into error, which would iH-
as te yo.es of any OF them in ,he event %, coa-
..... II. c..0u.
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PIANO TUNING
PIANO EXTRAORDINARY.


ID ~. TAYLOR has Just received another Of DRfGG's
Patent PIANOS, tn only Pianos constructed truly SCI
entao principles for strength durability 70 keep In tuns
and e. retain their tone, far superior all other Pianos
They highly admired by all who have heard them.
=. TEiALHERG says Of thcmi
The tone grand ard noble IL has sY for sustaining
the sound singing and lis volume Of power have
heard exceled Ia depth, purity sympathetic sweetness
G0ITSCHALk, STRAB0SCH, MARETZEK, and many ether
eminent Professors say Of them
The Of the squares the best Grand Piano
excel them in pure musical information and actual power
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-02

CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
" JONES have united In the practice Of the law Richmond In
the Federal Courts snd Court Of Appeals.
Ma will practice In the Circuit Courts Of Richmond
City and Henhco
His once the corner OF Franklin and 18th streets.
apiS-c&dt'
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PARKE POINDEXTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

RiCExOED, Va,
VIII practice the city Of Richmond and IN the counties Of Ces
terheld, Powhatan and Amelia.
G- once Lsles Bsldug Of Main vnd l4h
ri Fly
III l.. BROOKE has resumed the practice OF LAW in the
Ii. city Of Richmond
once In Belyins building l2h fronting Bank
IA26-H
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p. Terms, Cash.
Alfred NJ. Herkncss, Auct.

~ Regular Auction Sales OF Hores Carriages and Harness.
held at the above establishment every Saturday Morning
throughout the ear, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
80 large collection Of Carriages and Harness. and Sc
cond hand, always on hand for private sale fe29-5t
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MOOD ROTTDTN
TNSVEANCC CONPAYY

WILL hereafter Halifax County In add
w on those OF Charlotte and Mecklenburg He ~i prac
ilce heretofore, IA the Court Of Appeals, Richmond
ESs-Address TAlcott P O. Charlotte CO. ses-et
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-02

Who WILL any tlmC furnish all necessary information
gard the property, either In person by letter
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
a Fit Leader.

The following is from the report of Doug
las remarks, when he undertook to foist
himself into the Democracy by assailing
Mr.. Seward after his great speech for the
admission of Kansas:
Mr.. DOUGLAS said it had become fashion
able to refer to the Kansas and Nebraska
act as the cause of the disturbances now in
the country, and people talk Of that re-
opening the controversy, and they talk
about the repeal of this sacred compact
that had been undisturbed for more than
a quarter of a century. which would never
have happened had that party been faith
full to the provisions Of the reservation
The necessity for the repeal of t at act was
in the fac: that the majority in the North
ern States refused to carry out the Missou-
II Compromise in good faith. lie was viii
ling TO extend it to the Pacific Ocean, and
to abide by it forever, and the entire South.
with one exception in this body. was will
ling to abide by it. But the Free Soil
element was SO strong rs to defeat that
Measure, and thus the Slavery question
was opened anew.
The luminous exposition defines the po-
sition of this great statesman of the Dem
.Ocratic party. thus, Mr.. Douglas voted to
extend the Missouri compromise line to the
Pacific. Not satisfied with that. he voted
in 1850 toapply the Wilmot proviso, south
of that line. to New Mexico. This attempt
to exclude slavery south Of that line, justi-
Ged-according to DcUglas-the repeal Of
the compromise entirely; and then he
brought in a bill to repeal this compromise
line which lie had voted to extend to the
because it was unconstitutional
D. S. Journal
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Malpractice and Medical Evidence.

BY John ]. Elwell. ". D., Prof of Grim
inal and Medical Jurisprudence and Tes-
tamentary Law. in the Ohio State Law
College. Svo. GOO pages, Price 81
Published by John S. VOORHEES,, No. 20,
Nassau St, n. Y. Alfred Elwell & Co,
Cleveland.
A copy of this work has been received
from the publishers. In its outward ap-
pcarancc, tits avery fair specimen ofmedico.
legal literature, being neatly printed on
plain large type on white paper, and well
bound in law calf We know something
of its author, he was a native Of this town.
poor when a boy, and we have watched his
progress up the social ladder with no small
degree of interest. He is self made man,
ana has no reason to be ashamed of his
own work. He studied medicine, and
practiced for some years, successfully, in
Orwell, Ashtabula Co., represented that
county n term (at least) in the State
Legislature. then studied law, was admit
ted to practice, and is now q member of
the Cleveland Bar, Professor Of Criminal
and Medical Jurisprudence and Testamcn-
tary Law in the Ohio State College, and
Editor of the Western Law Monthly.
These being the antccedents Of the au-
thor, it seems to US that few men could be
better qualified to do justice to the wOik
he has undertaken, than himself.
We are not sufficiently versed in either
law, or medicine, to judge correctly Of
the merits of the book, but it requires very
knowledge TO know that to write TN
d~erstandingly upon medical Jurisprudence,
it is indispensable that a man shall DC
thoroughly -conversant with both the pro-
LESSONS. 1t IS entirely unnecessary to
to speak Of the value Of the kind Of knowl-
which this book contains Every law
yer knows full we'll how valuable it i sand
some clients have felt the need that their
counsel should possess it. There is scarce
" a session Of court held any where, in
which one or more cases involving medical
questions, are not tried, some having to 90
with physical, and others with mental all
ments. The chapters which treat of in
We have read, and they alone con
tain al amount Of gathered facts, and legal
decisions which are worth to any lawyer
far more than the price of the book.
Every part Of the book bears incontesta-
BE evidence Of laborious, careful research,
and Of a well conceived, arranged and Ii
ecstcd plan, fully carried cut.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
0Gatbs.


On Sunday moraing. 18th inst, in PbiIadcl.
Phia, o~faPoplexy, WILLIAMB FOSTER. Jr.,
Vice President of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, and formerly OF Youngstown, in the
tiftY-fourth year Of his age.
In Newton Feb. a)th. 1867. Of CONSUMPTION.
CHARLES Il. BoYNTON, aged &c years.
In Warren, March 3rl, HARVEY. Youngest
son of Jas and Nancy Wilson, aged / years 5
months, and % days.
In Garrettsville, on the Goth ult., of Con-
sumption, c. C. NORTON, aged Il wears and
9 E.onths.
In Newton, on the It'll inst. Mr. DAVID
CARLILE, in the sOth year Of his age.
The deceased was one Of the early settlers IN
this County, and occupied till his death the
same farm which he purchased first in the year
1896. Through his long life he maintained an
u~nJlemished character fer honesty and integ-
rity. and was universally respected and es-
tccmed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Speech of Mr.. Wade.

Hon. B. T. Wade delivered one of his
characteristic speeches on the 9TH inst, on
the Senate, on the resolutions of Mr. Brown
Of Hissippi. relative to Slavery in the Ter
r%itories. No man living can strik. heavier
blows than Mr.. Wade, when he deals with
such a subject The Tribunc's special dis
patch says:
Mr.. Wade's speech, in answer to Mr..
To9mb'sc charges against the Republican par
ty. and in defence of its practice and prin-
iples. was one of his most powerful and
conclusive efforts. All his strong charac-
t%eristics Of manly and direct attack. able
argument, defiant position, and eloquent
vindication Of rights, were consFiel ous
Throughout, and compelled Mr.. Toombs to
abandon his violent denunciation. and as
sumo q much more s~ubduedtone. He hurled
back every imputation upon the courage of
the North with scorn, and rather quest ioned
the chivalry of those who made duelling 4
test Of honor with men known to be edu-
Gated to rccard it as 4 crime. There were
other modes of proving moral and physical
courage which the North had exhibited on
every battlefield, and which her representa-
tives were prepared to illustrate whenever
necessary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
The Bowels and their Functions.

As perfect health is the greatest blessing that We
eTI'y- without which AL Ot-cr blessings are OF lit,le
consequence, We deem 1t Of great importance TO point
cut the nay iof yuu 20 enjoy Il The bowels must lie
kept in = safe by which they are ellsl=I u carry or
ths useless matter; they are the main channel which
nature has spfointed t. carry everything tLat is I'm
necessary Aad II is Impossible II tell what a large
alno mt OF siekurss has been caused hy CONSTIPATION,
OF cost.ycnessi N Other words by not keeping the
bowels regular; it is The main road I, all diseases; il
IS the cause OF unnatural irritation To tie mucous. or
inning membrane 81 the EOGels. Having lost their
natural strength, they cannot object % what is reqrir,
cd Of them Hence the bowels become inf tucd. AMI
unless you md a speedy relief, a thousand other com
plants are ever really TO drag you through a misera-
bic and Ereiched life Such = medicine must be Civ
en- as " u cleanse 5he stomach and hoE els. and restore
their Latural streagih To accomplish this there is 10
compound 50 valuable as these Pills; all other mtdj-
cIncs sink to utter insiEurfcanee when ccmpa. ed [,
thsE; i seems as though The AUihOr Of Nature had
designed tn for t4is as we'll as O.her cOmplaiEts-
From two TO five Pills a day viii Increase sire 9Th and
opposite, AMI ciral " ne st1atcI AMI i~atesiiaes from
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