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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

DRoUrH AND ITS TTFEcTs IN GEORGIA. SorTH CAROLINA,
ALABAMA AND MssIssi PPI.-A correspondent Of the N
Orleans Delta gives the flowing dark picture OF the
crops in the extreme South
have Just returned from trip through many parts OF
the States of South Carolina Georgia. Alabama and Mis-
sissipp and am nteres ed in the planting business
observed closely the CROPS in the several localities
through which passed.
Never in my life have witnessed such injury to grow
ing crops by drouh have in the above States in the
last three weeks. also with intelligent planters al
all points who ourneying from home on business,
or for amusement and they unanimously testified though
reluctantly to the widespread destruction of corn and
cotton vegetables and fruits not on at their own homes
but in various sections they had seen.
The corn in many places is fn!ir'ty dsstroyed-even
unfit for fodder Planters wait d. hoping for rain and so
the blades and stalks have dried from root to asse hav
ing not even a shoot upon them.
Cotton is wtug-shedding |, ayes, FORMS blooms and
bols Even copious and connt GUS showers henceforh
will not only fail arrest this destruction, but aggravate
it, by causing more shedding aud second growth, which
will he too late for maturity in the fall, be it ever SO
late.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

Az Ex-GovERNoR oP MARYLAND IN HIS HERMITAGE
Intrusion OF Artists-Ths old Lion aroused dc The
Wheeling (Va) ntelgencer gives the following account
of recent visit of some Baltimore artists to the retreat
Governor Thomas OF Maryland in his hermit retreat
among the Alleghanies:
Not far from Oakland the line Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad there lives old gentleman BY the name
of Thomas whom learn, at one time Governor Of
Maryland, and quite wealthy. For many years he has
manifested symptoms of insanity; his wealth Wasted
and he was neglected and allowed to 60 down in the
world. He lives in a miserable log hut with no
companion but an aged negro There is no habtation
near, and he scarcely has visitor or sees white
mans face. couple of artists, from Baltimore who
we're sketchng along the line of the road concluded the
other day, to go down from Oakland and pay the old
Hermit visit and take few sketches of his premises
They we're kindly received at FIRST and their sketches
seemed to please the old man, until he became aware
that it was the intention Of the artists TO publish them
with accompanying descriptions and thus drag him again
before the public. Learning this he Immediately ordered
the ar lists out of the house. They did not go upon the
instant and the Hermit got down his gum swearing that
if they did leave he would shoot them The artists
of course, left in hurry came up to Oakland and told
| the story.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
,ouvln. and BrseklarIage at the North.

In Illinois there ninety Democratic papers for
Douglas and two (Dantes) for Breckenridge. In Aeh-
gan every one of the thrynne Democratic papers are
for Douglas 10 Indiana there sixtyfOur for Doug
IA and five either for Breckinri'ge neutral In Ohio
ssvenyhve papers for Douglas and four for Breek
inridse. In New Hampshire only one out of the eleven
Democrat; papers is against the rest for Douglas.
With such an array Of influences against him, what
chance does poor eekurdge stand at the North. Does
not hi ing merely contribute 70 the election Of Lin
cOlng And will Southern Democrats aid the Dsunion-
is in their avOiise object of making Lincoln Prssdent'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

The Danvle Register truly says that without the most
shameful indifference and inacton part Virginia
i, ours at the next elecaon Let US make assurance
dOuby sure by doing simply our duty to ourselves and
our country The eyes of the whole nation are now turn
ed upon Virginia. and the canvass progresses and as
sumes cast here so it will give character and colorng
to the impending struggle in every other State OF the
Union Then how important that the Union men OF Viz
z uia should do their whole duty
We would urge our friends everywhere to organize
without delay for action and through the campaign,
aud for VICTORY at the polls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
ARBITRARY.

Dno, at his residence Cedar Grove Richmond county on
Tuesday the Gath nlt JOHN MrcHk in the 45h Of
In The death excellent man. an Impressive
in death" Truly mans days like hadoE that deeneh and
are nss sa se oS S1S ?; and
lesson OF the Psalmst has been most skngy and mprevey
now called upon mourn and which has hed the hearts Of
whole community with sadness.
RrA human nature what are thy mseres
But few days SINCE departed friend moved amosg
OF NE buoyant and healhu now he Hes beneath the sod
home In the morning Of business returning
the afternoon his horse or throwing him from his vehicle
DEATH few hours Medical aid
procured and all wife minister
70 his relief exeed the hand the Destroyer upon
him. and all their efforts could be Of avail The death Of such
at any tine and under any cIrcumstances H. indeed de
pOrabe and distressing but when in this Instance he so
denly and prematuey down which, In the freshness OF his
grief greatly enhanced us companon R RoreSsr and S.
end who scketh closer than brother they do
They will consolation from the fac. he
lived sincere and Pons Christian and now enyog bis treas
where thieves do break through end steal" Areguar
self in early ne his trust was in the OF the Savior
As the sound OF his acceptance and the hope HI,
that he sincere believer Ia the promises and grace Christ
"why weep ye then for him, who having run
The bound of hl' appointed years al last,
Lies blessings all enjoyed, LIES lAbors done.
sereney IN his final rest has passed.
While the son memory OF his virtues yet fingers
Without indugns in the least degree in the language Of
gyIic, ahrm that In the hfe
deceased friend almost without bensh
pach his conduct eonormedt 10 the standard
utude right Int gty elements"
his happily mixed up and from their dictates
| er departed.
"Jusium ct tenaesm prOpOslt virum
Non civium ardor prava jubentium
Non vutus instant, tyrannl
Mente quat solida"
without effort become few have been
| lar Mr.. Mitchell
spopglsly c9s1tsn,lys With hi. aoegan,anse The
and enjoyed his society bis gentmany bearing and social ds
position his devotion hush and his aectn father bis
kindness neghbor his sincerity friend and humsne and
nlugen master entwned around him the affections Of his am
y kindred caused him admired by large circle Of
friends He sleeps his last sleep 10 awaken until the
Aehapgc voice procaus me h time but time shall be
more" Nav the sod lie lightly his and Of love
and friendship keep green for the grave closed
| bier spirit. FRIEND.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
Whnt noes IL mcnnl

The Black Republican papers at the North almost uni
veray indicate their preference for Breckenridge over
Douglas Why is this? Because, we suppose, they re-
collect with pleasure the declaration made by Breckn-
ridge, in his Tppecanoe speech, which reads thus;
"IRELoxG TO NO PARTY THAT HAS FOR ITS oRJEcr THE
EXTENSION or sLAyERY.'
The Republicans being opposed to slavery, occupy
pretty much the same ground on that subject that
Breckenridge does And that may account for their
sympathy for Breckenridge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
RreckinItdge,s opinion OF Everett.

There is another element at the North, not large but
NOBLE AND TRUE 1t conss Of the scattered cohorts OF
the Old Wing party, of men like EVERETT, CHoATE
aud their associates whose Conservatism, Culture, and
Patriotism r,Bslsd against the Republicdn alliance"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
IMMENSE GINS FOR POOL IN WAKE COUNTY
CLOSE VOTING IN OTHER COUNTESS
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE PETERSBU R
DAILY EMPRESS.


DAILY EXPRESS.
An election was held in the State of North Carolina
Yesterday for Governor, Members Of the Senate and
House OF Commons, and also for Sheriiis.
There but four telegraph stations in the State, VIZ AT
Raleirh Goldsboro', Wilmington, and Weldon. We e1-
uected TO have received dispatches last night from all
these points but up to half past 10 o'clock the hour Of
this present writing had been placed in possession OF
only the following from Rleigh the Capital OF the State
RALEIGH, August ., 10 l-2 p. NJ.
The election here to-day excited interest than
any which has taken place for years previously The
vote was a very full one, aud the OPposiuoniss swept
every thing before them The following is the result in
this city
FOR GOVERNOR.
John Pool OppoSitiOnist 525
J,bn w EIlis Democrat 1913
Pools minority, S32
SENATE
Moses A Bedsoe, Opp, oo2
Geo. W. Thompson, Dem, lIS
Rledsoe's majority $40
Unofficial from nine precnts indicate that the
Opposition have carried the county. In 1885, the vote
Jobn w Fnis Dqm 1859
n X McR.e Distrbutionist 77S
Majority for Ellis ssl
The three Opposition candidates for the House OF Com
mons aud the Opposition candidate for Sheriff are sup
posed TO be elected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
SAPONIFIER,
OR
cnNcFNTRL TED POTASH,

More than Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potash
TNOR making Soap without line With little trouble and q; nnne
expense cheapest article dscoveredfor the purpose
One pound will make twelve neen gallons Of good Son
nine pounds Hard Soap Printers win On superior article ioI
cleaning type perfectly soluble and ee nom lmpurues
Broken IN small Jumps and put up In l. O. and NJ cans
Al ne CHALLENGE cHEMIcAL WORKS Brcok
lyn and sold By DOkhE US,
"sseo-dtvivis 1871 Pearl Street. New Vort.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

STICK LICORICR.-qOO cares P. 8. Stick Ileoriee.-
- Now the way frem Naples, for sale 70 arrive BY
auI EDMohDlpAVBNP0RT 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

BreckIndIge Going Ahead I'm Minnesota!
Minnesota paper the discovery of Brock
inridge man in that State and says that makes three
Huzza for the Yancey candidate He is certainly &C.
ing it with his tail most beautifully cured-at least in
NinnesOtal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
THE ALEXANDRA ORGAN.


TUJHIs magnificent ENT (pAtented nthe United
States 1881 which the brilliant performances OF Thai
berg anova Mile Wells have rende popular In America
As 10 Europe adopted by the greatest Artists and Compo
sers Of both List Rossn Meyrbeer &c
&c The Alexandra Organ celebrated for the sody and
con of mechan well as for the ulne and power OF Us
tones remarkable qualify OF keeping In tune In al ell
mates world has done homage to the genius
fM Alexandra Som the Emperor Napoleon III in testimony
his high appreciation Of their services has just conferred NJ
Alexandra, Jr, the highest distinction OF
sTHE CROSS or TAE LEGION or HONOR"
II IL the perfect Reed Instrumf mt In the world
equal variety power and for all practical uses to Church
Organs costing four times the price the Alexandra Or
gan. - 49,,
An who have any knowledge of the Piano. perform on this
without difficulty the key board being the that
Of the Piano.
Adapted Churches, chapes Drawing Rooms and
Schools.
for sale by JAMES WOoDHOUsE4 90:
AMI for Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
GREAT EASTERN EXCURSION,
VIA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBG AND POTOMAC R. r.
Trains Leave Twice Daily,
AT68OA NJ, ANDTP.M.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP ONLY IS.

IlcketS POOu IOrO Days.
DERs0Ns DESTROYS visiting the Great Eastern Annapolis
Roads will arrive Monday the 9Th OF August
small and have ample time to examine
this their leisure, and also spend
time In BALTIMORE sir from Monday the 9th to Saturday
the lh August will he allowed make the trip In This
desirable and cheapest excursions offered u the
public the round trip oDy S. and the tickets placing
ves board Of the Great Waste free Of
cent Railroad Station In Baltimore
ley wharf which short distance where steamefs
vded by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
rea mess to convey yisliers to the ship and back
Tickets obtained at the Ticket office Of this Company
Broad street. - .sAhL RUTH, supt
J. b WINSTON, Gen1 Ticket AGENT
Office r. T. and p R. R. Co.. Richd, 80 Aug $50. au8-lE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
NOTICE

NOTICE.
UJHE AMELIA SPRINGS will be kept open for reception
Of visitors during the season As heretofore so,, so,,s
p.-.on. ,vi,b,rg Information address ~ Y. WILSON,
Ton Ain Manager.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.


WILMINGTON n. C., Aug. 2, l0:45 7. NJ.
In seven precincts heard from out of the city, Pool,
Opposition candidate for Governor gains "a on the vote
given for Fillmore in 1855.
The vote in has not been counted but behev-
ed that it will be a very close
The Democratic ticket for the Legislature it is thought
has deem elected. IL is as follows
SESATE-E w. Hall.
House. of CoNMoNs.-S J. Person and Daniel Shaw.
In 1885, New Hanover gave Ellis, Democrat, l4lO,
and McRae, Distribution, 4U7.
WAYNE COUNTY.
GoLDsHoRoUGH Aug ., IL, p N.
The vote is in, and nearly all official.
John W. Ellis, Democrat, gains "a over the vote for
Mr. Buchanan in 1856.
Nothing from the seaboard counties, the trains do
not run on the Atlantic road at night
In 1855, Wayne gave Ellis Democrat 1886, and Nc
Rae, oppoSitionst, 1914
THE LATEST
NORTHAMPTON, HALIFAX AND EDGEC0MB.
WELDON, August ., ll.SO.
l, will be impossible to get full returns tonight So
far as heard FROM the indicate large Democratic
maiortes in the counties Of Northampton, Halifax aud
EdgecOmb.
In s5s, Northampton gave Ellis, Democrat, CAS-, Nc
Rae, Opposition, 800.
Halifax gave Ellis Sl2, McRae 40l.
Edgecomb gave Ellis s7l, and MeRae, DiStrbutionist,
u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
REMOVAL.

HAxALL, CRKNsaAW q co. vil remove their
issr Nils, Il tha asr Of Ryrd and Tvshh bss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
FURTHER DISPATCHES

LATER FROM WAYNE COUNTY.
GoLDsBoRo, Aug. 2-Midnght-The vote of Wayne
county is in, and nearly all official. 1t is as follows:
j. W. Ellis, Dem, l,Ss6
John Pool, Opp, 1913
Ellis majority, 99S
Ellis majority ia 1858, was ll72. Loss la.
LENoIR COUNTY.
letter from this county received at Goldsboro saws
Ellis majority is l99. Another letter says it is from 30
to 220.
The Democratic candidates for the Legislature are all
elected by increased majOrities.
In 1858, LenOir gave Ellis 462, and hcRae pa
CRAVEN COUNTY.
In this county Ellis is reported to have held his own
There is reported increase for Pool in the town of New
bern.
In 1885, the county of Craven gave Ellis 75s and
McRae 500.
The above are all the returns received up to o.
clock this morning. at which hour compelled to
20 TO press.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

TO PERSONS IN DELICATE HEALTH.
WE can confidence recommend Exro Casaya Bark
w n pleasant Cordial and OF the best TONES OF the
age, fer q debitated system. full supply for sale BY
au4 DOVE CO, Wholesale Druggists.
ZEBRA HAIR BRUSHES.-Msde Of the wild boar
be best and most economical brush In use Tor sale oy
au4 DOVE a co, Wholesale Druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

SHOULDER BACON.-5O hhds prime Cincinnati Shout
ivs Ar "'''A' - oHAs T WORKMAN 4 90.
The New York herald., 1860-09-10
TAxn.-oa saturday, sep.eroer 3, yom rAurvs.

TArMn.-oa Saturday, seo.scrtex ., yom rAgrsz
aged 81 yean.
The friends and acqrsin.aaces OF the family end like
wise the members OF St ynceot dc Paul Society
epeculy Informed that the remains be conveyed from h
late residence, Perry street. this (MondAy) mornag,
haa past line O'Clock precisely TO st. Josephs church
sEth avenue. and theaos to Calvary Cemetery for inter
TsAisoa On Saturday, September 9, yoas TRAnoR
seF short and severe Illness Of the county OF Mona
han Ireland.
His friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO at
tend me funeral, this (Monday, from his Ate residence
No 10 Hanersley street
Walsh --On Sunday, September o, Auux WARD dauga-
days
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend the fupera this honday) afternoon at half past
07e O'clock from the residence Of her parents No 2S9
EaS Eeighteenth street, between avenue A and First
avenue.
wmDDC--In Brooklyn, on Sunday, September o. OF
consumption, RoBxRr TsIooxs, aged "A years, months
and 16 Gays.
The relatives snd friends Of the family and the mem
berr OF Joppa Lodge No. 20Y r. A. M also the me mbers
OF letland Chapter r. A. H., respectfully invtei 10
attend his funeral, Wednesday AFTERNOON at three
O'CLOCK from his ats residence Kosclusko street near
Nostrand avenue
Nova Scotia papers please copy.
On Sunday morning, September Q, o. 3tsesss
OF the heart, GEORGE WILLIAMS, aged 90 years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited Co at
tend the funeral at his late residence, No 80 Hamilton
street, this (Aonday) afternoon, At two O'Clock
The New York herald., 1860-09-10
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1850.

sruc.ou 100 likely % ss pat upa shsr ascisInn
an sir your very 'oec,ers - =. z n,re.ror
~. -. -. ~om high sources this afternoon
n., ~. pr,o. -ou,d ,e.,, the city tomorrow for Nj
,g.r. r.s d,,sc, ON aooouu, Of these demonstrations
This Is hardly probable, but very po> ''0'e'
According 10 the official progr anime. ~ soS 70 little
village called Rigwood, 70 morrow, stopping a. several
places on the route.
For which he at present refuses 10 make public
the difficulties between the Mayor and the Duke are ad
usted and the Mayor viii be presented 70 the Prince
morrow.
Kisx O'CLOCK, PM
Just before dusk this evening, the Duke Of Newcastle
and the Govcrsor General took walk to the city
They were dressed in plain Clothes and not recog
nized by the people until upon their return from
the walk, and again the government
house. As soon word passed who they were,
crowd Of about a thousand persons chased them
down the street, hootns, yelling and shouting all kinds
Of opprobrous epthets The Duke and Governor General
were pushed violently against the stone gate posts Of the
Government House they striving TO enter, and
the Governor considerably bruised about the
and shoulders After parting cheer the mob then dis
persed The city quiet to night, with but few people In
the streets churches but extra policemen have been
appointed and sentnes have been doubled at Govern
ment House.
reported that the Council was holding special
meeting TO arrange matters this evening but this not
true In former despatch stated that the Mayor was
70 be presented 70 the Prince 70 morrow. This u
pronounced doubtful, but the former statement came
from the Mayor himself
Besides receiving address from Mr.. Cameron, the
Orange Grand Master at the barrsers reception last
ming, the Prince opened the ball with Mrs. Cameron,
causing some remark thereby.
The Prince was taken out OF church to day by the
rear, vestry door, and this attempt at conceament In
creased the excitement.
Z This evening the Duke Of Newcastle arranged with su
perntendent Grant for . special train 70 aud from Col
lipgwocd 10 morrow, TO leave at eight o'clock in the
morning and reach here again ut In the evening"
This scarcely looks like resolve 10 leave the city alto
gather
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

unt the engines put in, when they win be hauled out
given an additional thread Of oakum and heavily COP
security.
V Leuneh Of . Steamship Tor China.
rne oeansifu steamship Fire Dart built Tor the pur-
pose Of navigating the waters OF China was launched on
saturday afternoon last from the yard Of Thomas Coyer,
ESQ., FOOT OF Forty third street, East river. This ths
NTH steamer which Mr. Coyer has constructed for the
ceestas, and In about three weeks hence he viii isuuch
sne sixth, and now preparing 70 lay the keel for the
seventh
We may here mention that when Mr.. Couyer launched
the Peiho, In November, 1858, We said:-"Thb makes
the fourth steamer which Mr. Collyer hes built 70 nav
gate the waters Of the Chinese empire and there no
doubt but the favorable impression which has been made
the native traders by their performances win
duce 70 the forwarding Of many orders for similar vess
70 the United States" This prediction has been verified
by the present orders.
Tho Fire Dart has been constructed Of the best ater
ais, which have been put together In mastery manner
The model appears TO be faultess and II may judge
Of her speed by the velocity with which she went through
the water launching, she will equal any Of her buiid
ers previous efforts Her dimensions are folows:-
Length all, 200 feet; breadth Of BEAM 30 fest
inches depth Of holt III feet inches Her engines ue
to be furnished by the Neptune Iron Works.
Capt Henry W. johnson superintended the construc
tion Of the Fire Dart, which Is owned by the house Of
Augustine Heard, Jr., In China.
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

EosnE-MoFvm in this city on Thursday, November
IL 1852 by the Rev. Henry LOunsberry, JoHN NoRRIs
TO HARErn K. NoFrEr, youngest daughter Of James G.
Mofet, Esq.
ScmxSoK-Lorr.-A Trinity church, New York on Sun
day. September 0, by the Rev W. G. Harrington, Mr. A.
HoDoRx ScHxScK to Miss ANNE Dx Wur Lorr, daughter
OF the late j. v H. Lott, ESQ, Of New Brunswick, j.
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

Datcheior's Wigs, Touposs and Hair
Dye have improvements surpAsGing all natural AID
perfect Ct no turning up behind No Bond street
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

Consumption. - Inr1pasnt CorDaANption
b certainly cured BY Dr. TOBIAS Pumonic LIS syaup. II
ax for s. Bold by The drusgisa Depot IS Corslan r,sa
New York.
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

Forty Years OF Practice on Disease
fall. change Of color and embeishment or the HAIR By
0kAEDJEAN. Asor place. neAr Broadway
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou.
The best In the world wholesale and retail and the
Dye privately applied No. Aak0r Houae.
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

Radical Curc Of Hsrnfa.-Dr. 3. NJ.
MARSH Of the well known house Of hArsh Co., No We
sey street New York devotes special attention the Surgical
adaptation of his Radical Cure Tusses AL Of Rupture
however complicated vs 70 their estabhshpleAt will salts
patients or their physicians that he prepared 70 treat al
cates requiring mechanical with skill and
Also large assortment Of silk and fle thread elastic Stock
ngs for vsicose vetns female supporters Shoulder braces
improved suspensory Bandages and instruments for physical
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

.Ladiss' He. .NuOncrs" Phalon & Sons
~ now white Cren.s >vesm." Sold BY all drugyisz
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

Trusses, Shoulder Brac ". Elastic stock
4 Ann street
The New York herald., 1860-09-10
wheeler q wilson's Sewing Machine
,Hee t0s Broadway Ne~ rurt
Smooth Names 60 the Unintttatsd.
TRICK or THE sEwfsG vAcH1EE rRADs

10 advertise Rotor, Hcs Leather rsd wsch,nes and shn'us
rsrhner lock srh Machines Their stitches neliher
cked fastened ends essfc There but one r~
Ing rsrhne stitch In u@e-thc GROVER bAkFk-whcn
n fastened ~ ends essc and made direct from
spoos without vipdrg and the people are hning ou
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

Beautifuf Com OiexiOn." Phaion's
'now While Oriental Cream Price 50 per bottle
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

The Best Manufacturing Rnd Family
Machines IA the world at NJ sINGEKd CO.'S ass Broxi
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

Portraits for Letters, Cards, Hats, Books,
3c-Twenty four for 81, al HOLMES Card Gallery, 3e5
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

"a Clear Cempiexfon'' IL Desired By All
lsdsf u Pa ALoN . Snow White Oriental cream"
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

Brooklyn Photographs.--HIinia
Cabinet, Imperial and Life Sire.
CHAs. H. WILLIAMSON, Ex.Abishsd 1881
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

cnrrrsts wYter Th~ fmplrt wsirr rerf~ci reeuls'cr
corrective ~ ex~rver heerh ff 81 drnKK.s and A.
tafes iepos y tuhn street rew Yofk -. . -
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

"Beautiful Women" Result from the
use Of PHALoN Liquid snow White Oriental Cream"