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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
OOAGAxzR.orAL.
osrcs OF szn wzia. Oct 8. 1850.
FOREIGN TRADE OF RfUHM0ND.

We present below our quarterly comparative state
ment Of the direct foreign iraie OF Richmond The export bust
the past quarter makes uDayorabe exhibit and
pare with former yeas would argue Of eommreA
eieprse the part Of our exporters but his vel known that
the Tobacco and Flour interests both suffering from depre
sion In foreign markes-he Of which Il Is 10
repeat These two commodities constitute the bulk OF
ports The import table shows that the merchants Of Richmond
at last extending their "drect rade with transatlantic
tries The people Of Virginia look them keep with this
good work. aud feel degree Of confidence 10 asserting
that the deel mpoAo1s to James River will continue In
steadily each successive year. II must be sol
EXPORTS RrcHHosD direct 10 Foreign POt during nS
quarter eGdiag sO September 1900 and time n 1850
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
Declines TO Answer.

In reply to the question of Gen. Blow at the discus
sion at Norfolk Friday night, Mr.. Lamb said that he
had fulfilled his PROMISE and propOunded the questions
to Mr. Breckenridge, which he had put Judge Douglas
in Norfolk but that Mr. Breckenridge had declined an
swering them. So theu We may consider Breckenridge
as the "mum" candidate
But will not the whole people demand an answer from
Breckinrdgey Will they vote for him without an an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
How S.esI,hy hi. NOV msnt.

We find the following in the Kentucky Statesman, Of
Tuesday last The Statesman is the home organ Of Mr..
Breckenridge published under his aud under bis su-
pervisou. Says the Statesman
The Louisville Courier is fully justified in saying -
The Cincinnati Enquirer is given TO williu lying that
10 appears utterly impossible for TO tell the truth under
any circumstances The report to which il yesterday
gave currency, that Mr. Brecsnrdge to speak at
Osiugsvile on that day. aud al West Liberty Monday
usVt and that his intention TO DO had been kept
close secret ia order prevent the speeches from being
rpofftd Is wholly and altogether false aud malicious
ana wilUl as false Mr. Breckenridge was at home YES
srdav aud no; Owngsyile and be will not be at West
Liberty
Now, what viii honest people think when we tell them
that when the Statesman endorsed this story Of the
C,arsr Mr. Brccknridgc, with James B. Clay and 9th
srs vas then and bad been for some days absent from
Lexington on hs way 10 West Liberty MsOr BrecSin-
ridge vas at Mount sterling Sunday before last and left
there early Monday morning for West Liberty We find
the following the subject in the Kentucky Common
.-,al'l, of Saturday:
"NOW. Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE DID SPEAK IN
WEST LIBERTY AND IN OWlNGSViLLE. We con-
conversed with gentleman Of undoubted vericity who
heard him. James B. Clay aud Wilson r johnson spoke
also"
Now what becomes OF the veracty Of the Courier and
S,lissaqs Bat more, vha, are we to think of the
stealtby movements Of Mr. Breckenridge Sneaking on
70 make stump peecbesso quietly and secretly that his
own editor did not know his purpose-and evidently for
the purpose ofavodug newspaper reporters and the Nor
folk questions Hsigh hol for the "chivalrous Hentuc-
kian"-the Fire-eAicrs's candidate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
FIorIda--HOw the Wind Blows.

1t said that all the Presidential electors in the above
Safe have declared themselves opposed to disunOn in
case Of Lncolns election. Mr.. George Call the Breck-
inridge eector says the HoridaR and Journal IA Breck-
inridge papar) has taken grounds against dsuniOn
the mere happening of such contingency.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
C1oakSl Cloaks !

OlOaRS! OlOakS
WE sflnfmnE the ladies
w who gave universal SAu faction In Cloak Deparm
year again at her post Gfter spe ding month In
York where secured all The a;es styles and patterns We
prepared With god stock q cloths and WINNINGS,
order short notice. rment wanted In addh
Oh. large stock alEass on hand.
Mas L. lady OF rare qualifications Il engaged assist
Cloak Department anf viii have under exclusive
CONTROL the Cung and fitting Of Rasques Cusae,s &C.
d wishing garments Of the above styles rely hav
Ing them mlde In the l.t,s style and very best
10 the above Depam have superior facilities for getting
patterns having them all made up In house,
Immediate supervision, confident OF ability sell
Coa quality style and making eondeed than they
be sold house seuh OF New York In few days shall
have Wrapp.ngs for children. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
DIED.

fathers residence Henrlco on the morning fthe 80 Of
Oct at % minutes past o'clock HARDAWAY Mc0ABE second
youngest child Of Emily A. H. and Alfred khsd aged II mos
vi, aaera place rsm Oak Grove Thursday
At o'clock.
@. D. COLEMAN, Esq
Re.pseted Asd beloved by all who knew him.
Richmond papers requested to copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
A clear proportion.

1t ia clear that all whe prefer the success Of Bell to
Lincoln and the success of Bell to Dsion, should at
once give their support him. The election Of eitt
Of the Democratic candidates is out of the question:
Bell alone can defeat Lincoln Therefore, let all Union
men rally the only National Union ticket, and put
Quetus upon the Northern sectional organization.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
That ..snsnkInrn Tour,

The Louisville Journal, very properly speaks with in
disnaton of the course Of Major Breckenridge in sneak
ing up to the mountains for the purpose Of making po-
ca speech adding to it the pitifu excuse he offered,
that he had not intended to make a speech. man is
announced to speak at a certain time and place he is
there at the time and place he speaks but we are to
believe he went there not to speak.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
EXPORT5 BY STEAMER
H7NI"'1T" "T u "7''I9''1'
The following is monthly OF the sxpor

Rlehm md, by steamers:
To Baltimore $50 hhds leaf tobaec l0t do stems H. sri pkgs
md tobacco sheep skins $40 bbs nour q rolls leath.
20 boxes bes 20 hhii hides Al bags wool ~
pkgs snun bale deer SKINS mise 20 bbs smoking
bacco $50 pigs lead bale, bedding, Scases aun water
Tc PHILADELPHIA 1851 pkrs MID tobacco g. bushels 1sxeed
bag, wool bags feather is pks king TOBACCO 4OJ lbs
pig lead 70 pkgs dei apple, % bbs lard 81 bb ale % easls
brandy butter eggs % bales cotton 100 kegs
nails 300 hhds leaf tobacco 25 bbs vinegar.
Roo TOrk-O9 hhds leaf tobacco pkss MID Tobacco,
pSg smoking tobacco bb our, 20 empty ba horse, 1893
pigs ~ leo kegs lion bsdste~
saws kegs butter q boxes alum water, bills hops box
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

The articles imported last quarter not specified, were 100 KEGS
bclrbOnGe Of soda $685. aud casks zinc sli2 Total t4oa
The value of the exports last quarter TO each coun-
try fOll,w To BraI t2GO 9i to Bremen, tiI9'0 to
Bri h Proynees cal $780, Cuba, 1885, to Great Britain,
sIIO6 France; t28sO to other German ports tosso 10
Austrian Italy, }s5l sardna, tsiT62 Total slS5Oo
The vaae Of the imports Prom Brazil soO9; from Br
Provinces 2T Buenos Ayres ell 2si from Cuba
t25 o; from England slsiI6l from st. MARTINS, ti1i Total
a2s2lTO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
RICHMOND HIG
ELECTORS.

Drsr. Isl. LII. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
2nd. TRAVIS H. EPES, Of NOttOWaE
" Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
a. 45h. JOHN 7. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
" 5.h. JAMES =. JOHNSON. Of Bedford.
4" 9Th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond
&" 7,h. LENUEL J. BOWDES, Of Williamsburg
e sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of MiddleseX.
9Th. B. II. SHACEELFORD, Of Fauquier.
" 10Th. ANDREW T. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
" nth. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
Z, 18th. W. r STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
{" 18th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
l4th. ]. J. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood.
" 18th. A. B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
Rs. yesterday he nigh. have stood ag.l9., world
The difference.

The Breekinridgo men complain that We have got
platform which no one objects TO- Oh yes, there is this
T,lle difference between US and these gentlemen We
saad on the Union the Constitution and the Laws aud
shsy EamPls on them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
ShouId snow HIS Gratitude,

If Lincoln should succeed in reaching the Presidency
he ought to erect monument in the streets Of Wash
ington to eernize bis gratitude to John O. Breckenridge
without whose help he never could have succeeded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
A Prediction.

We predict and We ask our readers to mark it. that
notwithstanding the pretended strength of the Breckn-
ridge party in the North he will not carry single coun-
ty in one Of these States He will not be second in
III, ria countv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
TgE GRAND RALLY IN sTAUNTON.

orAUNrONi Oct. LIST, 1901.
To The Editor of the Wig:
Please notice in your paper that the Grand Union
Rally proposed to be held at Saunton on the lOM and
1lM Of October has been postponed until the 1874 and
20h Of October Ito which the distinguished speak
ers are invited)
BY order Of the Central Committee of Augusta.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
POOL nr,eEInridroI

Wei may leading Democratic organ eIclaim-"POor
Breckenridge the rose and the expectancy of the fair
State the pet Of the party, how fallen from bis former
greatness-hOw sunk in the estimation Of his fellow
menl
But Yesterday he might have stood against a world
Now lies there and Poer 70 do him reverence
Poor fellow He has lunched upon the Injuries Of
political favor He must gather scraps from the dishes
Of bis holder and more successful rivals Lincoln ought
to see him fed on account Of the assistance he has given
10 secure his election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
Letting Down,

The HopkinsviIe KY Mercury says that Breckin-
ridge is in wretched health. He is pining and wasting
away under the effects of singular depression. His
men no longer ordly is his step elastic in for
mer days He seems ten years older than he did last
Spring and is much shattered both in mind and body
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

We that this apportOnment ofthe vote OF Mis-
sou,i vii found II gives this State TO
Bell aud Everett by plurality of % 800, or by pro-
poronate plurality If the aggregate vote of the State
should be less than l5SOOO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
Rev. Tucl.sr for uougIas.

Our old friend Bev. Tucker the United States Consul
at the port Of Liverpool has written long letter to
Hon Reverdy Johnson which Is Published) in favor of
Douglas In the Of his letter he tells this little
aaecdote, by way of iIIustratiOn;"-
why this newborn zeal for Intervention by Con-
gress with slavery the Territories afraid there
cat in the meal tub" and it will be found to be
mighty active little cat who is too smart to fall any 9TH
er Way than on his feet Our boiling friends shreWd.
" suspect constructed this trap kill the Little
Giant" but they have discovered before this that it
can't be done Il is ike John Bates lease waggish
friend OF mine whom meeting day, after the usual
situations inquired where he had beens John who
stammeTed good deal, replied 81 have been down
to ren.ren-rent piece Of land to oo-od Pulse Well
who drew up the lease Johu?' "Why III dr-drew It
up, Of course can dr-dr-draw as good lease as any
lawyer il is a ds-1a-iamned tight lease tell you; it's
got the sa-sa-said Pulse" in it al the time and not the
said Bates 10 it once And this bond one-sided
aud framed TO affect only the said Douglas"
As Bev has hosts Of friends in Virginia and through.
out the Union his position the political questions of
the day will not be without its popular effect We In
vite the Aorny Generals attention to the position of
his shreWder and more far-seeing brother. The in-
evable Ran. is now cavor;ing the State, making
speeches in behalf Of Breeknridge. We recOlect that
he made many speeches in the Southwest last year. and
produced mighty revolution in favor Of Goggin He is
nov helping Bel and Everett wherever be goes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

VIRGINIA :-A Rules holden In the Clerks OH the
County Court Of Charlotte, the 1 day Of October 1850
Elizabeth T. Guthrey, PainuG
d0aind
William D. Calhoun, Richard Lewis and Ann his Wife Dns
In Chancsry
gro boy nlmed Haon held under the will OF John Guhrey
and to Teinvest the pro eeds
appearegb by AFFIDAVIT fled that The defendant Richard X
resident Of III State, motion Of panin BIZ
ordered that the said defendant within
month publication hereof and do what necessary 10
protect his oeres and that copy Of this be puhlhed
once for four consecutive veets In he Richmond Whg
ne Espaper published the city OF Richmond and that another
copy be the front door the Court Of III,
on The q st day Of he next County Court ~
Copy-T-ge
AL wtw WINsLOW RopfNaou N N b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
keen IL before the People,

That the Breckenridge party pledged to dissolve the
Union if Lincoln is elected, and that Breckenridge is
running to render Lincon's election certain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

R~YSPEAkItG AT THE CLUB
49, HnUsE-THURsDAY EVENING, Der. 4rH.-Mr.
JOHN CAIrCHER county, will by app
address he Youug Mems and Everett Club Club House
Vsa-aI W n, ELLIoTT, President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

Alta meeting Of the Directors Of the yrgr Life Insurance,
Company Comp .ny. ohce Monday the LIST Oct
1850 losing ter Of resnaton received from Mr.
Vim. IT, MaciarEnd, The Pres dent:
RhHNosD, October 1st 1850.
Gentlemen Your will please accept the oihe ofco
PeSdG which have the honor TO hold Ia Company
possible for 10 give 20 The Office The attention to
It, 9otanc and have the Satisfaction TO know that
supply my place the advantage Of ueni and III
puoe Congratulate you the high position
has rapidly aaneda result eneny deserved the and
Si.do observed In is organization II cannot fS In
public confidence which well BY the sure indemnity IL
cnsrs ami The Lbe Aly ami fairness 81 is teimi.
LAM With high respect,
Your ODE ient servant
WM II. MCFARLAND
To the Directors Of the Virginia Life Ins Company
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

NTOTICE.-stolen Saturday The 29h Of September
~ from my stable, Go.ansYle Care Inc ouny, DARK
BAY MARE with star In her forehead heavy and tai
hair scraped o places above the tall She has raised
present which has JUS been veaned Any person
securing that got her An will be literally
address Cedar Pork Caroline county Lewis Richard
HILL Richmond WILLIAM B. WILfSlIfRk
81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

Brandrcth's Pills vs.. snrsa pariii a,-one Twenty
Ave cent Box Brandreh Pills warranted 10 contan more
pure Faapaa than any dollar bottle Of sauapars Al who
using saAparla let them substitute Bandrehb Pls and
take night The effect will be found superior 70 the bot
tied article Of the LTx ADDITION Pills warranted equal
dollar bottles Of sArsapsA Try Of these Pills. whose
main active ingredient akaod Of Take Pill
cry third day using saapAa other tonic
remedies Drop all these for thirty days and use these Psn the
place thereof time The will be y cents and their
worth thousand Principal once 294 Canal S. Hes York.
sod by all respectabe dealers In Medicines auls-. dc4ww
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

175ssRaEs EXTRA { sUe ].
Receiving for sale
0Of LEWIS WEBR 4 JOIN Q. WADE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

The s., Louis Nrs says that the vote of Missouri will
be about l5s, OOo aud will, probably, be distributed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
s9,62S,4s6

The articles exported last quarter nclu,ed In the item sped
hed" smoking tobacco $780, perumery tlO Total ,aO4
NrOsrs RICHMOND direct from Foreign Ports during s
quarter ending 3O September, $780, and time 1889.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
DR.. wIsrAR,. BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.


Where hi, article is known Of super CATION say
one word In favor well established unfarg
edy for Coughs Colds Broaeis, Group, Woopfng Cough,
Asad QHinsy, Phfso. diseases Of the Throat Chest, and
Lungs as vel dreaded Of all diseases coHsnon
which hlgh medical authority has pronounced TO be cuTd dc
ease 1hse who have used rezedy is value those who
have not have single trial to be satisfied that Of all
others Il IL TIE remedy.
Further Testimony.
oswEco, Nov. 9, 1850.
Gentlemen years since attacked with severe
and sng cough the long coat which and
imonIshei 10 Tor remedy TO rescue me from The
| dangerous co .dlton IL which found yseh NH, On,
con that preparation trial. which did, and BY lie
Cd Aimed and permanent relief Again .b ut Ave
panied with pain in the chest and side tickling tn hron etc.
With 50 reduced ny health aId ,rsng as 10 nm me r sIena
Ing 70 my ord'a bus2e spoiled 70 Ne Et9Nh ptAhs'
prescp Ions without percepuoe bsneht Shen,
had recourse Wbilrs Bra ant 70 brea, Joy, cud
Immediate relief and So b,tes restored me to perfect
would that several Of friends have used the Bal
sam with the same astonishing reuis
Ih4ve known Of there being g. the market miserable and
wort les. spgu Barg 10 gnr r hans IsI G1s o' h,,
OF Bats tn wrapper aad would caution al
they value healta, to do the same ,,,.o ,,.,o-.,-
tN- Gruton Parehdss The 0enHias ais d,.'s Bal
the orsn ssnatu OF az Butts and ihe iei one
OF he Propreo The ouer wrapper; all other vile and
| worthless
wholesale AID rsta by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADn CO.,
PGrEssOvJ P DUyAL. RI hmond, and by 81 druggist and
dealers In medicines IN cy ana country. pe7-ocShm
c@PEARLY WHITE TEETH.-
~ The hest denfrire white teeth sthe SAP0
NINE TOOTH POWDER. Dentists recommend highly. Read
the fooEi.g:
sebed the sapo7ine To, tn Powder Of
Meade Baker and in Pnon 80 BETTER preparation for the
ED 10 view can be compounded - -
~ foe MEADE BixER's and take 9th will
be disappointed. Prepared OILY by
EaDE 4 BAKEs, Ph'rmaceutSts,
is6 Msin st.. above 7. o.
MEsIcAL STUDENTS will aud at NylDR BAKrRs best
| Disseciing cases and Surgical Instruments. teIT
49, CLASSICAL AND mATHE-
D<-5 NAUTICAL SCHOOL The duties Of Mr. VIM. n. Stu
| arts soho will be resumed Monday. l4th Sept
RSsfayabe half In advance $50. Greek extra so
French go
fovnd At his resdence, Main Sweet next
door u the Edgcmont House. SEA dim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

Thereupon, It was
RsOr That the thanks Of the Board be rendered Mr. Mac
faand for the efficient and Important services rendered by him
10 the Cor PAW, during his continuance In ONCE
Mr. sAmueJ Harrison then unanimously elected Pres-
dent Mr. VIM. Haxa Yice-Pesident al the
occasonel by the promotion Of rr. Harrison.
JADAIR PLRAsANTs, seey.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!

TTAVING made large ALTERATIONS 70 my store and made -
an extensive SECESSION Of STOVES OF superior lI
ufacurs nothing but the best think myself I'D
petent TO suit fastiious In their seec,lors A
Thankful patronage Of the eIe1 Of Richmond
IT, would solicit continuance Of the the old stand
u HEPPLEY,
so Main
BIN WARE OF the best faeure wholesale and re-
tall Also Tn Roofing attended 10 and done upon shor notice.
Az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

900 SQUARES OF BUCKINGHAM SLATE
l,OOU forsas which can be delivered any point on he
S..sIs, giving ne zen days notice. Ny address New Canton
81 N-u no. O nIcHoLA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
EZEKIEL'S INFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA
HAIR RESTORE Il.

the following certhcate OF your own toWnsmHn
IL teman ALL this satisfactory, call 81
the PrOpretO Main Street, and certificates from
all sections Of the Union:
Mr. Eseks-Dedr Sir: take great pleasure In Informing
Won tina, have used three Of your Hair Restorer with
rres slrsv,c1rox TO xsky my Han Gsovna uxrr please
send me half dosen bottles.
Respectfully,
JOHN O. cHMEA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

BATTLE HOUSE,
hosnz Ala, April 9Th, 1860
Eseel Esq Richmond-Dear eir You we're 50 kind as 70
present me- when guest Of house, with Bottle OF your
Hair Restorer exhausted for several days. and
have enquired In vain agents this city, day after day,
70 renew my supply Ths trial Of Restoer, " far ny
limited supply permitted judge, l HIGHLY sArsSAcroar
wish To give trial. and v therefore, thank you 70 send
me half dozen Bottles BY Adams Express send bill with he
package be collected delivery Your early compliance Will
very much obHge. foun ruy'
PEAsK
r1-Yor sale By al Druggists In the Uuited States.
~ Price 81 per Bottle.
tN- All orders must be addressed 10 the Proprietor.
Z EZEKIEL. 90 Main B.,
Ivl4- Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
~.PEARLY WHITE TEETH

CLASSICAL AND mATHE-
81 NAUTICAL SCHOOL The duties Of Mr. Nm n. Stu
arts stho will be resumed on Monday, l4th Sept
Payable half In advance $50 Greek, extra tlO-
Preach go
stuart be fovnd his residence Main Sweet next
door q the Edgcmont House SEA dim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

"Reoce We with gray hars bald heads the Isnld
vii the former TO It's original beauty and the latter
with uxuriAnt gTowth.-Tfoy Budget
you wish the real color instead OF the dull rough
look which hardye Impars Hsises RestOrdrs which
nyigoras the roots Of the hair and makes young again.
matter hos much be faded. -" b atom Tr0relier,
Bold erywhcre-pdce 80 GEMS and OIL a bottle
W.. x HAGAN Co.. Proprfetors,
Troy, N; Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27
0IEVELAND MONDAY M0RNINa AUGUST 27- $50 r
IrPopr,rlor or Erar1su Rnrrp Horsrs.-

IMPORTATION or EEGLIsH BREED HORsEs.-
On the 10th of June last Messrs. W. Beales
& Co., of Allegheny Co., near Pittsburgh,
sent out three agents to England to select
and purchase some Of the best stock to be
found in the Kingdom, 20 be brought to this
country for the improvement of our domes-
tic breeds. They accomplished their mis-
sion, sailed from Liverpool August ID in the
steamer Anglo Saxon, for Montreal, with
eight horses, and arrived at Cleveland on
Saturday last per steamer Geo. MofTat from
Montreal. The were quartered at the
City Hotel stables and have been visited by
many spectators, all ofwhom agree that such
magnificent specimens of horse flesh were
never before seen in this section. They are
ell stations, one being Yorkshire coach
horse, one Scotch horse from Clydesdale,
and the rest the far famed English draught
horses. They are not remarkable for hight,
none of them being over 1917 hands high,
but such muscle, suoh limbs, hanks and
body we never before saw under the name of
horse. Some idea Of them may be had when
it is known that their weight averages from
seventeen to tl0sHty hundred pounds each. Two
are blacks, two browns, two bays, and two
rOans. Ordinary horses look like ponies be-
side them, and the enterprising firm which
has imported them may well be proud of the
achievement. They bore the passage re-
we'll An attendant takes con-
slant care of them, never leaving them by
day or night.
Our farmer readers and all interested in
the development of stock, should, if possible,
examine these horses for their own grati6ca-
ton if for no purpose of purchase or use
They are from three to six years old.
Photographs of the horses were taken by
Green and will be forwarded to Frank Les
lies Illustrated.
The horses leave this morning for Pitts
burgh.