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SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE COTNTY. M.

nv us celebrated WATERING PLACE open for recepon
4 OF ystor The curative qualities OF its atttested
BY cert dcate' Of em physicians and Others
with liz beautiful location aud unequaled accommodations
dc the SALT sLPHCH Of the attractive places Of
Ia the mouuta1s Of Virginia For DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMA-
Tsh, AFFECTIONS OF Tai LIVER GoCr and general debility
It's waters have LO superior
These sp accessible by the Virginia Central Railroad
Via White sulphur sprGg by the Virginia aud Tenness Rail
road via Iynchburg the Montgomery White Sulphur arriving
the Mcngmery White the day from E;tmoad thence by
Arsl class stages forty miles, III: celebrated SAT- Pond
the fines mountain roads Virginia The Salt Pond Turn
pike road has been nut In complete order This the shortest and
and hetsrn travellers the Salt SULPHUR
White sulphur Sweet springs and will he ddy dGlfHne,
both The stage COMPANY have their head
Salt Sulphur and parties will lad always hand
them IN direction
To per emanng all, greater part OF the lib
eral deduction will be made from usual rates.
WILLIAM ERsKINE,
Proprietor.
A WRIGHT snn' mNal-.cnE
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in Brunswick the 18th instant Mrs SARAH HARRISON wife
Of Col Geo. Harrison.
At lis residence Ia the county Of Amelia, Monday the 2sh
last, Maj JOHN H. sTEGER
Yesterday al The residence Of her father the Richmond and
Charouesy lie plank rOa ADELA GRAHAM daughter Of Ellen
and Lysander n. Rose in the 4h year Of her age.
Her frueral will take place the Church. this
wedoeday) afternoon, at o'clock The friends Of the family
are invited 70 attend.
~ baltimore and washIngton papers please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-30
THE sECEDERs SUSTAINED IN DELAWARE.

NEw CASTLE DELI May 2S-Messrs Bayard and
Whteey addressed meeting OF the regular Democracy
Saturday. and gave account of their stewardship at
Charleston After exciting discussion of more than
four hours the meeting sustained their action. The
county Convention also held its session and instructed
Aesrs. Bayard and Whteey their seats in the
BltmOre Convention, provided in their opinion the
onaty Of the Convention should be restored by the &C
Ton Of sufficient portion of the regular delegations from
the seeding Democratic States There was only one
negative vote iu the Convention.
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mAKRIED.
DIED

in Lunenburg the 18th Instant Capt GEO. b. CLARKE o.
Brunswick . Miss DORA HARRI,, Of former county
In Brunswick the 23l Instant by the Rev j. g. Caiborn.
DR.. Robert X. JONES, TO Miss INDIANA II. EDMCNDs
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& LYNCuBURG

~ T. IL
49, RAILRoAD-PUBLIC MEETING-7oh ne Citizens OF
Richmond Il respectfully and earnestly call your attention
the following communication to from Commissions and
Board Of Trade and deemnR the subject
OF great Importance to this city, take pleasure complying with
their request by inviting TO the City Hail.
wednesday evening next at half past o'clock to take the matter
into consideration. JOSEPH MAYO,
d MAY 2sh 1862 Mayor.
Al meeting Of the Commissioner named the charter Of the
Richmond Lynchburs Railroad Comp any, held Of
the Merchants Insurance Company, 2Ith May 1860 Il
Reod That the Mayor this city be respectfully requested
to invite meeting Of the people NJ Richmond early
consider the expedncy Of the City being represented the Rail
road Convention which has been called by friends Bung
ham county at their Courthouse Of July
next THOS. W. McCance, Chm.
At meeting the Directors Of the Board Of Trade held the
Banking House Of aaes Taylor Thursday 18th May, 1862
the following preamble and resolution as adopted
The Board being n1ed that the q mmone under the char
ter Of the Richmond ynehburg Railroad Company have
quesed his Honor the Mayor Of the City, invite meeting Of
ctz into federation the eNpedenoy 4 the City
sending delegates the Railroad Convention TO Buckng
ham Courthouse the lth day Of July
Rrd That the Board concur In the propey Of the
made the Commissioners Of the Mayor the city and unite Ia
the Copy
my29-3t wM. B. I5AACs, see'y.
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We repeat The question to the Democracy Of Virginia
lean you on viii you accept such plltiorm-a plat
i,rn ai- construed differently in The Two sections OF
,be Union VIII you make such base and iguominous
surrender Of the high position YOU have heretofore oceu-
pied Is psr-. dear that you are vii ing to purchase
lac the cost Of consistency aud honor aud manhood!
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no CORREsPoNDEN'TlTS.;, =.
nae ,..Tean.ssee Re-oIution. =,


ton is i'm these words
Fs-aitd Tha. lu tbe citizens of the United State,
have ll ,eusr right o. sr'ts ri tsr property n ths
Territories of tbe United States and chat under Che de-
sion of the Supreme Court Oi the United States which
1911. recognize as correct .lp.,.f.1 ~ tr Constitution
9TH. Tsf Sllt., neither t.eir rights OF person no.
property can Doe destroyed impaired by Congressional
or I.rrff.r..i legislation.
NOW /, 10 NOT obvious to tle PLANES. uudlr,t1njiu.
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Docs not n Che language OF senator DOUGLAS ..'
F flss t's fi-. -.t. 3D. q, Construed ' '|,
opposite ers .. r-if sections @. 'as t1n'
And Be- 'iis the cr. ,- Pa..'rm ~-.'. 'Hs--' and
other sou,l,Il Democrats are Wiling % ,ee- "a, h'.-
ua.t.
Vow, what a.a the facts Tue southern l1noteey
l.ye aSea che ground distinctly and e"phauc'uy ta''
Gle Constitution maSes &c obligatory on Co1gres- 20 pro-
ts slavery iu the Territories and that tai5 should be
clearly and Enthusiastically Sc, forth and declared by their
Convention in their platform. That is their petition
Tina. h's been their position a che time Aai y'' since
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T,,o Nom,Do,ioDo rr,nooI,

A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press puts worm
wood in the cup of the Administration by pronouncng
the nomination Of Lincoln be "an administration tTi-
nmph aud says is the result of the old antiDouglas
movement among the ofice-hoders in Illinois in 1853
THIRTY-SIXTH ;CONGRESs--FIrst Session.
WASHINGTON Nav 2S
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From me American Edptist
Nav ioEE, August 9 isas
miniature wooden pagodl which broagt from Burr,l
having broken while ship board. aaxau
have repaired aud tried several OF glae uout
cess till attention called 10 spauldings Prepared 5ss
sold 30 Pl This found purro, n,
pagoda appears be strongly cemen and be seen b.
calling a; the Office OF the AraSric1n BLDi0t
Fran he FrSsndR's JOurnqi
Nav Yosr, August ls.)
sPAUnNGs PAEPAKED dtUs Is such simple and prepa,
ton that 1t Is pity any house should be without,
ma dc -.
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WANTED AUTOGRAPHS, RARE BOOKS, ac
w j. W. RANDOLPH
VIII purchase Auto graphic Letters Manuscripts OF Washington
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in exchange High prices cash will be paid
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Stth's Smiths Dodriiges Keilhs or Jones' Virginia.
Robnson Forms Dawes Criminal Law Acts Of Virginia 1919
80 $50 lS2 Arsor Construction construed Inquiry
New Views, by John Taylor. Barns Trial, vols.
Buyers Of Rare and Valuable books will I'd 2l Main Street.
ag than anywhere In the States and
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Five Catalogues will he mailed all who send six pay
the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-30

If Medicine IL necessary, use Brandrethi.
PIiIs-They pleasant truly effective medicine can
he. true you may take purgatves which will operate r,
psln because they take the balamc pArS from blood m
than being bed, than having the vital atr,
ed Beware othem. BRAsnRETHs Pills only hold Of o..
matters which the body when sick wants eyacuae They Ar
solely assistant Of nAturenothng more. nolng less. They
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The thrice blessed who fortuna Re aequ,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-30

&3ASDs SARsPARHLi Although scrollt 10 dsesse gnsr,n,
Inherited ye; possible for those born with perfect s,u
constitution become scrofulous from living Improper M
exposing themselves mephie malaria IN active
DIGESTION all Of which impair the vitality OF the blood rends,
It hckened and lnamed until, erupons upon he
face OF the body. In this eTgency nothing enearous
SANDS saRsAPARILLA to purify the blood promote Abs.
circulation strengthen the functional organs stsns ,s
eject radical cure. ma29-ttiuiv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-30

The Rev. Theodore Parker, Of Boston, Is dead, having
died at Florence.
The Savers aud Heenan difficulty has been am cably
settled They TO have bet spiece, and Sayers re-
tires from the ring.
Queenstown, S,sadqy-The Steamer Africa ha, ar
rived
Breldsiuigs closed at Liverpool yesterday steady
Wheat was buoyant. Provisions were dull.
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IlEAs.Bags Black; do Red Called Red Rppers) for sale
IL by LEWIS WEBB JOHN g. WADE.
4 mONG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL as
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RECEPTION THE PRINCE OF WALES AT QUEBEC.-The
Quebec Chronicle says that the new Parliament House is
to be converted into temporary palace for the Prince
OF Wales that new furniture ID to be put in. Kch-
ems cooking utensils BEDS bedding dining side
boards pianos, and the full sccesspries of well Furnish
ed house are 10 take the place Of desks and Office stools
and there Is to be an uphesyipg Of things in general
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Read Oha Dr. Shelton Mackenzie hs Literary Editor Of
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THE LONDON CRITIC reviews the SPEECH

TNHE LONDON CRITIC reviews the SPEECH
IL ES ofABRAHAM LINCOLN In the Of its article
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THE METHODIST
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Also of the various divisions and secessions In the
history OF the Methodist Epi copAl Church,
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compact comprehensive editorial the relations OF
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