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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
A more in RehnIf Of seymour.

Most Of the Washington etter-writers inform US 'na'
there IS movement foot in behalf of the nominauon
Of Ex-Governor SEYsoUR of New York, by the balu-
Convention, the next Democratic candidate Tor
the Presidency We have private adyices to the same
effect. The New York politicians are intriguing alike
with the friends Of HUNTER, GuruRIE, BREcGlNHoGE
and all the other Southern asprauts, promising all the
supporters Of these Southern candidates no doubt heir
votes. in the event of SEYMOUR falling after ri'i oil
his strength, to obtain the nomination.
W. confess TO little surprise to heir that SEyNcURs
name is even mentioned in connection with the Baltimore
nomination. For, Vas he not a supporter Of VAS b.
REN in ISIS and did he not at that time, stand broadly
aud sQusreiy upon the celebrated Buffalo FreesoH plat
FORM And is such the kind of man, whom the South
era Rshs Democracy would be willing to accept AS
their candidate for the Presidency Why 1t they
want TO heal the differences existing in the r'uk'
OF their party by the nomination OF a Buffalo rat
form Fr,esoiier of lSls, Why should they not take
MAErN VAN BrRgS himself, who is at least man
of Acknowledged ability aud long experience IN pnohc al
fairs Or It 10. The father let them take his promising
John, who is able eloquent aud witty, aud possesses
no doubt great deal OF that shrewj useful talent ana
those valuable aud fascinating qualities which distinguish
"a hi- father.
Ia other words It the the object OF the Democracy,
as it appears 70 be- to nominate no man at Baltimore,
sho IS not more or less tainted with Freesoism, W. do
hope hat they Hil give at least man OF hrst rate
ability, aud some te pretension to craftsmanship As
for SfNorR he is simply Freeso tossil-a dilapidlted
and broken down Baruburner OF the VAN BUREN stripe
with no vitality yigor qualifications for the Of
dee O, President.
Bu this new move, on the part Of the be-fuddled and
desperate Democracy is perfectly characteristic OF the
party While clamorng uosy about Southern rights, it
is their deliberate purpose palm of upon their Southern
pigh.aded followers an Infamous Freesoer of the VAN
BCRlN order.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
SOuth Carolina Delegation 20 the Richmond
Convention.

The State Democratic Convention of South Carolina,
held last week appointed the following delegates to the
Southern Rights Democratic Convention to be held in
this city on Monday next:
State at Larger B. Rbett, A. C. Darlington, ARMS
tead Burt and J. |. Middleton.
The following the alternates, viz Allen McFarlan,
George A. Trenholm, John T. Sloan aud W, d. Porter.
The following are chosen from the different Congress
siona Districts:
First. A. Duncan, VIM S. Mullins. Alteruates
John G. Presley, II. McIver.
Sscond-Wm. T.. Martin, Chss. N. Furman. Aernates
s. w. Barker, John f. Carew
Third. F. Jamison, A. p Adrich. Alternates: JnO.
Townsend Edmund Martin.
Fortd-Wm D. Simpson, D. Waldo. Aternates
James D. Nance, D. w. Akin
FItth-A. P. Calhoun, VIM. Choice. Alteruates r.
X. Easily, S. r. Gist.
Sizti-C Jones, A. H. BOykin. Alternates r. A.
Springs r. n. Reeves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

The Democrats Formerly called tds Northern wing OF
A.ir parry lbs natural allies OF The south But it lisa
long time siace tbey dropped lhs eui,ariag app'laou,
stch voul now oay provoke smile. ..l.le Incident
consequent on che late Democrat, National Convention
AZ Charleston shows what sort Of natural allies were those
from Mauaeh1-tt- Tue jesg zion from that S.lty char
tered che steamer Spluling to take them TO Charleston
auibaeE Uu the return trip the steamer carried OH tao
men slaves from Charleston. One Of them i,sloy-
.rai Jy the Captain and sent back by vessel yLch was
met at sea but the other remained concealed until the
steamer arrived al Boston where be 20. ashore and was
hurried OH TO Canada The Black Republican papers il
Boston We see il stated charge the Delegate with aid
.uy TO conceal the rluaways.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
rErE@RAAGs.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WIsHISGroN June 5.-SEEATE-The Houmas Lend
Grant was discussed.
Subsequently Hr. Green made a speech on the adu:s
sion of Kansas
Messrs Collamer and Wigfall made speeches on The
same subject.
The Army appropriations were discussed nd amended
till adjournment.
The HousE passed the Senate bill providing for ,hs
return OF the recently captured Africans after amending
he amount appropriated to two two hundred and qGy
thousand dollars
During the debate thereon, Mr. Smith, Of Virginia
wanted the Africans to return remain at der pea
ure.
Mr.. Taylor Intellectually advocated that tie United
Suites and Great Britain should Into Joint cOnEen-
tion for the return of Africans.
Mr.. Pryor denied the constitutonlty Of appropraug
money to send them back, though be thought Congtes
has power TO suppress the slave trade. lie would reHce
such Africans to quasi slaves o. apprentices.
Mr.. Mlson earnestly opposed lhis and argued tina ;he
plan to send them bac, humane aud judriou3 We
can do nothing else with them. The bill plssed-y,ai
| III, nays j6.
The Missouri contested cleo ion case, Biar against
Birrett, was then taken up. Adjourned
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THE TORNADO IyTHF WFsT

CHICAGO June 5.--Ihe tornado was first noticed Be
tween Marion and Cedar Rapids, Ivan county Iowa go
ing northwest and southeast in three separate currents
and crossing the track Of the Chicago RAILROAD several
times.
The Lisbon depot buildings and all the warehouses
were entirely demolished
train Of ten freight cars heavily loaded were lifted
entirely from the track aud dashed 10 pieces.
Before reaching Lisbon it killed sixteen persons One
current passed north through Mecharcsyic De
mOlishiug everything in is aud killing 10 l,r
sons Another current passed Union Grove killing. in
that vicinity II persons it then passed south oil lLc
railroad near Dewitt killing p persons, 10 Of whom be
onged to the family OF Thomas Halitll 1t then pass
south TO Romersal and LowmOor demOshing the house
of David Willard, killing him aud portion of his family.
1t then struck the Of CImanchcc on the Mississippi
which point the loss of life is much greater than vas
first reported.
Not less than - were killed at this place alone--aud
% wounded, some fatally. Ten missing at ihis
place.
large timber raft, with crew of twentv-iour men
and two women was Scattered-twenty- Ouc men and
both women were lost.
The tornado travelled distance Of 30 miles.
The loss Of life is supposed to be I5e.
Yesterday two trains run every hour from Clinton TO
the scene Of disaster for the relief OF the sufferers
ST. Louis June 5th.--The storm Of Saturday Wa see
we're at Alton Illinois The total loss will exceed hun.
dIed thousand dollars. The German Catholic church is .
complete wreck-the Democrat Office damaged--tEc
Episcopal church lost the stecrlc and bad wrecked
the steepe Of the Methodist church falling on the roof
and doing great damage Much damage was as1 done
by hail Many escapes but 10 lives lost North
ern Missouri also suffered extensively
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

THE LATE Prize FIGHT-The wo belts were present
ed to Heenan aud Savers on the night OF May SOth at
Cremarne Gardens, London Geo. Wilkes presented
Savers with the belt which had been subscribed for him.
and Mr. Bowling presented the bet Heenan The Irish
residents of MaryebOne England have presented purse
OF sovereigns amounting to abolt ESQ, and scroll to
John c. Heenan, "a mark of respect and sympathy,
Irishmen, and foowcountryuen, for his manly con
duct during his public career since his arrival in Eng
land" Heenan has issued Teremptory challenge to
John Morrssey, to fight him for any sum from cents
to 50, 900.
Heenan and Sayers to give Sednce at Cremorne
Gardens London the 30h u. The tickets we're halt
guinea EACH and it was expected that an audience OF
len thousand persons would be present.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

,er, n word, TIE Southern Democracy belong body
aud soul he Nor'beru Dcm,crOcy, and the Northern
Democracy Judging them by their Squatter sovereignty
views are far than the Black Republicans WIN
she Democrats Of Virginia aud the South submit to the
dicnton Of snch a Northern Democracy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
AWFUL TORNADO IN IOWA sd ILLINOIS.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND DESTRUCTION OF

CHICAGO June A terrible totnAso swept over East
ern Iowa and Northwestern Illinois las night which has
caused destruction Of life and poperty especially
Clinton Iowa. than any similar visitation remembered
The towns of Camanche, Iowa, and Albany Illinois, were
completely demolished. In the formr thirty-two dead
bodies have already been discovered and there were
still number under the ruins of Demolished buildings
In Albany five six dead bodies hav been found, and
there some fifty wounded-some erously. No list
of the victims has been received.
The destruction was equally great in MORRISON ILLINOIS,
Mrs Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Gorge Rowerth and
a boy named Barnum were killed, aid Thomas Digby,
Benz. Lathe and wife, Mr.. Richmond and Hiram Mann
wero seriously injured.
At Lynden several persons were killed, and htteen
persons in the vicinity were badly Injured.
The storm passed two miles north Amooy, and II Il
reported that over ten persons werekied there, ana
number badly injured. Mrs. Moss and a child named
Billsby injured, also daughe OF Mr. Sackett,
boy named Northman and Mr. Wright
The of the tornado almost due east IRON
the Mississippi to Rock river Their is scarcely house
barn in direct track Of half mill in width left stand
ing The total loss of lie cannot le less than sixty
The loss property has of course rot been asceraned
but must be very large
LATER.-The names of the kilel at Albany, Illinois
follows DIR. Buck, f. Elfrr, WIN. Sweat two
children of Mr.. Riley, and Miss Ryter missing The ia
tally wounded sreMr. Riley Miss nary Stage, ID. Siagg
Mrs SloCum Badly iulured-Mr. Perkins, Mrs. Sweat
Mrs Cuper and child, Mrs. McMlnn, Mrs Cole Nose
Bishop wife and child Mrs. Whtc'mb, leg broken; Mrs
Efner, Frederick Miller William Qsrander and seyera
others.
public meeting of the ctuns of Fulton have re
solved TO furnish the sufferers Will houses and assistance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EAST TENNESSEE AND
VIRGINIA RAILROAD-TWO MEN KILLED.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 1.-THE Eastern bound train
Oh the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad ran of the
track last night when seven miles from Knoxville, kill
ing the Engineer. Donald Grant formerly Of Lynchbug
and Fireman Moody.
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TIE oxYornArrr. nrr--n-

The qualities o. this medicine have PLACED Il upsp a, 49,,
bic Foundation 10 destroying dsease and lnaacbs b..
no parallel
Por the following Complaints these Bitter. ar, sp,s. -
Dsptpsfd. or IndfsestOn, Heart Burn AodRy C,.t,...
Los @ dPpetRe, Hsddrche, and General DeJLilfv
In many sections Of country this prspAr,ton ia .,,.
used by physicians In their practice seems 10 b.y.
many to health who apparently beyond the reach
ing art
YosK, Livingston Co., NJ Y, Oct 1 is5a
Messrs g. W. RowLS Co -
sirs -: DyspspsI, with IT, numberiess sod.i.. ,oos 80
abode with me, In opposition 70 the skin u many Of M.
bTAed physeans until the spirit wiling az no relief r -
found 70 surrender and bid al eu IT, earthly t.bsrua
was induced by the urgency Of friend try THP OXyaK
TED BlrTERs, little dreaming that the GeAd Ia M $50
less Of patent medcnts a. II the hrst drAng -,
induced quail But thanks be God u tcas u lII, -,
IN my Imnoderzte AMI Irregular be,,Is y ~
heart Immediately after taking food attended great b,
ton, and frequently violent attacks q palpltston
from twelve % twenyfour hours leaving 3maeh 81
poNerrg- that spoonful OF milk rice water "a
rdeDsome commenced By takitg half tsaspoohGl o.
tent full one. was yeryipsseyerng until t.l4p
bottles since then at intervals have taken more
began TO realize it. genial effect, la edsy; beside. 4, 80
emey grateful and ref, hlng beverage which IA -
and earnestly beg all who afflicted with Dyspepsia In sny
e test your oygenaed Bters, do esteem lnysasls
Very respectfully Mis- sTOCKIsG
kx-- Prepared by sETH W. P0wLR A CO. Boston A.. :,
sale wholesale and retail by ADk GRAY PUEoEiI ~
Co, w PETERSON J. r. DUyAL, Richmoni aud by "A -,
dsts and dealers in medicines In city and country.
my90 -d,cAWlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
GARIRALDrS OEFICERS.

The Steele pubsiLes q letter from M Riccarit con-
tanning some interesting details Of the officers who
under Garibald command the Cacciatori dele Alpi.
la Mlssa is known through the brilliant part he
took in the instruction Witnessed bv the city OF Paer
mo- on the 2th Of January, lS4S and also through his
having taken part in the OF independence, as
chief over some Scilan volunteers He contributed
also to the defence of Messua against the royal troops
in the month of September 1913. During his exile he
published a few political and historical works, one Of
which was an account of the events OF which Sicily
the theatre in 1916 and 1919.
Carin who is also Sicilian, got up a regiment Of
cavalry at Palermo, during the revolutionary period Of
siS and 1910, aud when the revolution broke down he
tried to serve exile only the Of Sicily but
also that Of Italy by his "French and Italian Review,
which appeared at Paris until the commencement OF
1859
S,occo, a native of Caabria, is well known and very
popular in that part of the Neapoan Kingdom. In lSlS
he was one Of my usest and braves eutenants in the
instruction of the Cabras and he especially gave proof
Of his bravery and skill the 9th OF June, during that
combat at long odds between Angitoa and Mazda, that
lasted nearly twelve hours and In which from four 10
five hundred Casbrisus fighting advantage
ousy against nearly all the troops commanded by Gene
raj Nunziante which troops would have been utterly de-
eaed had the other Caabrian chiefs come up to the aid
of StOcco.
Carroll is the brother of one Of those glorious volun-
teers who killed last year in the against Aus
ra As sooa as he heard of Garibadis plans he came
here in haste from Pava and his own mother who,
still in mourning for her eldest son. presented him to the
General and if she had done nothing yet, presented
him the Of thirty thousand francs can tell you
that traits Of this kind by with us
pecialy of late and truly such does not furnish
the least plain proof Of the complete moral change that
has been effected in Italy and of the happy destiny that
/ awaits il.
Niuo Bxio native of Genoa, is much liked here, and
most popular in Italy. Wounded at Rome in 1919, by
the side of hs oompatrot and friend Godefey Namely,
he formed part in 1889 of the legion commanded by
Garbadi one Of whose brilliant leutenants he was
Used TO the like Garibsld, having served ship
captain long voyage, he has just rendered eminent
service to the expedition, in which he commands the
| Lombards.
Orsini contributed greatly to the Instruction at Paer-
mo- in the January of 1913, and of the principal
defenders of Messna in the September of the year
Ia 1912 he defended the rest of Sicily against the royal
troops, commanded by Filangeri. Compelled to fee he
took service in Turkey with the rank of colonel of
tery but the first cry from Sicily he did not fail to
come aud will, doubt render great services to the
/ cause OF his country by his special nowledge.
Anfossi is distinguished officer Of the old Sandman
army and has also expiated by long exile his love for
liberty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
THE ENGLISH GRAIN TRADE.
Tho Marx lane Fypress. OF Nav DIST. saws.

tn cont nuance q mild weather with heavy fall OF rain during
"a. past wces iien luNurilnce all
T Grass lands wonderfully improved producing fall 10
l1y an that have yyed
have greatly relied still the vacancies Occss0nei fu Their
pr.-e an. rain Is wanted crop
some Inrt st will exceed the produce Spring
corn has ow every pro7pect Of good YIELD with contihu
of gul weather In Scotland however the has cold
ana sweeping aud gazefs hast y turned their stock Into
a.. a Ir wheat trade, with small supplies has continued
ioup Many market, have risen fully Is per and the
y,ok d. closed with much drmhess Than cOmmsrced.
l ffm ihe i nj rs 1, cell viii be Influenced by the ath
years Gro detective, will tell ,I tale the adj
vaues a., .e le the continent has ght check
by sdgi-es and the Improvement In the weather Ales
AMI lgu With pTOpou3 and advancing crops, show
decline m prices 80 also 10 France Belgium aud Holland
sy lmany with scal stocks, Is only calm 10 especta
Of he Ia English markets This has already
scs ai ou7h the Danubian pOs rather discouraged
@ as il reports Of damage 70 the growing eOpin South
ern Russia by c-st impaired Armnes 20 holders In the
American mslaes there has been very little change.
With lees gents, Scotland markets ha been firm
Edinburgh Is per ar. higher but Bailey
and talr- bayer5 favor. With but gh supplies ut Gss
ya without change and Oats
3d. O. o. par d. lrtr, and Mslze 10 buyers favor
Ireland vh mild weather and good arriv ais markets hsye
been naive Wheat being shown at Dabnt DIN
g. p.rbb less money Oats and Barley neg
Flour .ry lu and Indian Corn slow sale at Cd
money market also duh, but not lower. Al
NAMED calm with symptoms OF reaction
i.on bus eri beie' low In stock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
ANOTHER STORM.

WILuINGroS y. G., June 5lh.-A terrible gale pissed
This place this morning. IL course was Southwest
to Northeast. Several houses unroofed fence aud
chimneys Frustrated aud The river steamers and sailing
yesseIs damaged. No lives wore lot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

LOUISVILLE June On Monday violent but hrief
storm, which did considerable damage today here and
the Labauon branch of the Louisville aud Na,ht L.
R,iGoad DESTROYING buildings crops Of wheat and c1n
trees, A.. in Bulli.t and Marion counties
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

orOs OF rHs wno. June 5. 1890

FAP0R13 BY kTEAMER9.
The cosswiss exports, by steamers, during the month
OF May, were Rs follows:
yk-sI bids tobacco i0399 MID tobacco; 100
smoking do pipes lGl pkg mdr los undries,
empy Kegs bbk baei SKINS 81 lard
30 nachnsry 10 swords 30 bb liquors. bags fax
sesd.
70 PHa1Ipt1 1896 pkgs MID tobacco SO bales domeics;
tbi lqu0 Ibae wool hair II bbls old flies; 81 pkgs
lz Gl empty and kegs - pkgs died fruit 10 ecd
y bales rsy.; grease; 100 kegs railroad spites
9 hhds tobacco $50 hid, STEMS II 800 pkgs
m tobacco 100 pks smoking tobacco d bbl liquor Ind.
- empty bbs and kegs 20 bda bags machines and
rurr. 36 Is wheat III bales and mdI hhds hides
t deer skins bags 10 ties rice 10 bss bt,ers II BIDS
he kegs pixies rolls leather 81 bbls beazs 50
G; pkgs sheep sknt; % pkgs sundr.s 30 brs pipes
piano, tobacco shapes bag tails 70 hhds hogs
hair lO eleauors l5 bales domestics; boxes cigars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

ALLEGED SwIsDLx-The Norfolk Herald SAYS the re-
cent failure of Solomon Cherry Co, commission mer
chants of that city a swinde demanding legal in
yestigaton, and adds
1.-The fair tame, name honor and honesty of Solomon
Cherry which once stood so high in midst now
lost forever aud ike Luciie fallen low that the hand
of charity would refuse offer consolation TO one whose
advocacy would blur the grace and blush OF modesty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

SUDDEN DEATH.
NEW YORK, June WIN llalleu rresile'.t 0
the Bluh OF Mobile, died here to-day.
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HfhlH w =. 70. iNHiNA HAh'
TRsSToy, a. j. June Samuel j. Iagrlhlm, Se'
retIy Of Ia Treasury under Gen. Jackson died herb 10
day, aged eghty-oue.
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MIR. SEYNOUR WITHDRAWS


UTICA, June 5-Iomdo Seymour has published q
letter. Withdrawing lis name from The Baltimore Con
YenliOn.
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LIVERPOOLAND LONDON
FERE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL lhC0M E, ,250,000i

paiiy Revenue S7,5OO.OO,
INVESTED IN 1llE UNITED STATES, OVER ss00OOOi
Az Directors Personally RePonsib1 for tie Egageenh OF
The Company
yJE respectfully ask attention TO the security or the Liverpool
w aad London Company It's policy hodrs In IL
iaT 70 cash capial and in sestuens as stated above
The large capital aud income Of the Company enable 10 take
lines convenient parties requiring large amounts
addition the ordinary mode Of insurance. this Company
sues PERMANENT Policies on the payment TEN ANHU-
II PREMIUMS Property IS thenceforth, PERMANENTLY
TSCRED The Policy be cancelled time, pre-
mium .ill be returned less per cent
Company viii make insurance by loss Of by Fire. on
llw and mcs liberal prGciple.
Under Policies Of m Company all claims paid upon
-en1n satisfactory proof OF Os without siuc.
ian pr interest," and NOT as usual after presens.
ton ~ proof. WORKMAN WYATT, Agents.
u,3l 1870 Main street, few doors above Postoace
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

The extraordinary efficacy Of sAsDs slEiPiAHt, 10 al ea,
scroua eryspeas and eupve disorders ani r
complaints would appear almost inersdoe we're not such -
del Of daily certified BY persons Of
truth and rsspecabIy, establishing the Uncomfortable fact hiatt
this class Of disorders alternative and reBoyaing sgsst
unequAed Eminent sans have proved BY many ye,,
peeuce that they produce the happle results By ~ ,s
aon and therefore 1t with confidence. Sold by DIug
everywhere mysl-det.tv
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RICHMOND, Nov. a. lisa
In EZEKIEL take oath the holy Bible that h,y, r.
bald for past years. and have restored by u ~
KIHLY VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER. kAPaTLli I,rtn1
This day before me- by Haphtsl KEekeL jos MTo
dsib-dkriy MAYOR Of RiehronA
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

A GRAND VIRGINIA DIsCOyRRY.-sous ,o,,
n months since excellent townsman NAFTAI REFur ~
formed hat he had prepared hair which h. 80
experimenting upon his head, whose top entirely BAL.
days since and the place bald four ,,
snee crop Of hair has sprung With ygoros goE -
convinced 10 Mr. EEgKE Of the efficacy Of his discovery hsi b.
has named Il rEE IEPALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESfORyps
Mr. about going into extensive manufacture Of An a
which destined to prove OF anxious interest bald pat,
trends.-Ff0m Richmond Enquirer, Dec l2th, lss9
This famous article be hat fine principal Drag
Those persons head ofhar have only 10 &C. 49,
resorer according printed directions bottle o.s
any doubts OF rs efficacy have them removed Ia G
time b. using the VIRGINIA HAIR REsT0RER NPALLIBIS
proving IL Is all that u Il claimed 10 be.
Wholesale depot for orders, o. Main ST. z EZEKIu
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CrrrlSa WHEAr-We noticed, yesterday that hands
we're engaged in eating Wheat the farm of Judge
Vim. Daniel near this city. The Wheat was fully ripe,
and looked remarkably we'll Judge D. is an excellent
farmer and is the first In tie State so far IS We have
heard, in harvesting his Whsat-vLyehbwg Rep.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
- RARE OPPORTUNITY y,

NJ now offered a OF capitalize purehs,- he M
Of partner retiring, engaged 10 the Whols,,
and Shoe Manufacturing Company Philadelphia ~.
old and well established one. fAycra6ly k.,Vn
West The business BE- increased 40
amost any amount Continued iheah csu5e OF he
her retiring. Address Of ALEX HILL Co
ms22-lw l2I Main ~ Richmond Va