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TO THE PHYSICIANS OFTHg SOUTHERy STlTrS
WOIfe's Genuine COgnac BRANDY
Woife's Genuine Port Wine,
WOife's Genuine Madeira Wine
WOlfe's Genuine Sherry WI.

AN supplying the trade with pure Cogp,c RAJ,
ties, both for medical and private The inner,. ~,
has crowned my efforts TO place pure Gin within u.
under the name Of Aromatic schiedem schnapp, and
OF the market the pern!cIous compounds sold a, Gin
the country. led many leading druggists apo,Asea Ana
men, for years past, to solicit 10 pursue h ,,
In regard to the article Of Brandy. should have =
these requests from all quarters long ago but wa d
by the fact that owing TO the eSobItant prices Of
consequent upon the shornes Of the grape crop for M -
there chance Of my being able to Import tie sh
dy, bottle It and sell at moderate prices Fortun.,.
the grape crop for the last and previous year n. ~
for th) abundant, and prices Of Brandy have M
the standard Of ten years ago The duty on Brad, , -
seventy per cent lower, and have made arraa-,r -
four Brandy exporters In F-ance epu ana
ulary receiving consgnment Of the best Cognae Brandy ~
bOttng and selling Wolfes Genuine Cognae Br,ts,
guarantee with my SEAL labels and certificates the brad, M
tied by me- the pure lrAduterated article and viii he s,
when used medicine, beverage or cordial he,AsJ m
nygorating II has been matter Of universal eonpr, 49,
bottle Ct pure unmixed French Brandy, difficult to ,
and the purchaser nine times In ten deceived With vi, m
ufactured imitation or all descriptions ardent spirits Brs5
from its high price has been the article mixers and ,
have turned their attention 70, and millions Of gallons Of hs,
called French Brandy have been scattered annually ros u
land, and have been the primary Of MURDERS suicides end
ties and crimes and thousands 10 an early grave ~
desroyers from delhum tremens a.pou snt Aor-,
unknown until unprinepled began make na4is
Ing compounds and sell Il as the pure French Brandy
The virtues Of pure French Brandy need told By re-
They are known throughout the world medicine mild -
ulant 1t Is, the Preach nation POLITICALLY call H. "Eu A
vie" the Of LIFE. But this applies only pore sai
unsdultersted Manufactured with the fearful ingeHso ha
make good Imitation, becomes death drink aaocshiis
Of Thousands Of To remedy fearful evil
menced importing Brandy, botlling It, and sennghu
"wOLFE's GENUINE COGNAC BRANDY
daily receiving orders from druggists and apoe,. al
parts OF the Union, to sell It for medical purposes
CDOTPH0 WOLFE
No. % BEAVER STREET, NEW YoEE.
~ Agents In Richmond,
mh2-dlnm FIsHER 4 WINSTON
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Hide, Oil audUo..

d. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 a r,.s s'ore,
MARKET and Chestnut Streets PHILADELPHIA. ha,. ' I...
ALrEo SPANISH HIDE Dry and Green lrs
upon the best terms. "'s, PIE,
tB-Al KINDS efLes,h.r 10 the rough ,,.,-.
highest market price will be oven In ,,,, ~ VII. a
or Hides Leather stored free Of eharE. ana 'l,,
h2l-d3m ''' % eonni.,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
"Her fair form shall stand and shine.
Make bright our days and light our dreams,
Turning to scorn with lips diyine
The falsehoOd Of extremes"

There is deep significance in the general but uncon-
cered movement throughout the country to revive the
memories OF departed statesman The Republic seems
to appeal from the living sons to the dead fathers Mas
sachusetts the statues of Warren and Franklin and
recently of Webster and Virginia is grouping in
monumental harmony and grandeur the sages who de.
cred and the heroes who defended her rights and her
independence. To-day shall add statue not unwor
thy Of this noble fellowship 1t offered with the ten
der grace OF woma aiecton-it has been received into
this haowed precinct of the Legislature of the State with
promptness and kindness and magnanimty deserving
our sincerest praise and gratitude.
This majestic figure will stand in perfect unison with
the scene which presents itself from the of this Cap
itolan h-a rich in natural beauty in the mani
estatons OF humanlzng arts and stirring enterprise and
all the proofs of refined and prosperous civilization
In the character and variety of its objects tits congenia
with the hopes and aims of his life. There ia the lovely
landscape spreading in the disance-the long lines OF
your railroads stretching bind mighty States to-
gether-above you is the canal destined to accomplish
his cherished wish for the union of the East and West
below you the populous city, and at its feethe rapid v
err whose power he would have urged you to appropriate
until the mourniul monotone OF its falls was hushed in
the cheerful chorus of your factories.
Here, then, in these beautiful grounds-under these
proptous heavens, as cloudess as his own fame
the soil of his native State-on the very spot
perchance, where he once stood a poor friendess,
unknown boy-in the presence Of this multitude,
assembled from all parts of the Union-on his birthday
cleaning in the calendar and bright in the memory of
millions naugurate the statue of the patriot-states
man, Henry Clay, and dedicate it to the great
OF human industry progress aud freedom. Here let it
stand the model aud the monitor OF his countrymen-
that may learn from it the certain honors which
await benefcent genius, ardent patriotism and spouess
integnty-that envy, hatred unhallowed ambition civil
discord and sectional strife. may fly absshed from is
presence as Aarc the pest Of nations fed frightened
from the Acropos under the queng gaze of the statue
Of Minerva And let this be our parting and aninating
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
BARRY,s TRICOPHERoUs.9.1'. .,-'''eiy


est article for dressing beauti'ying cleansing curtin,
and restoring the hair Ladies' try IT. Sold by al
perfumers. al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
" Cumbrous and uncouth o.; sight.
And useless in the modern fight

but the deep Ocuie the uni nching cousge the bros
craftsmanship with which they were advocated, remain
fresh and bright for admiration and imitation He has
taught that the path OF duty is the path of honor
that there is sustaining power in patriosm-a glory in
selisacrfce, which venal ambition never know-hat
the honest Statesman win fame above and beyond
empty aud prostituied honOrs-aud stand defeated
yet conqueror rejected yet beloved of the nation-hat
the dangers which threaten our Union not inherent
but spring from the gddiness of prosperity the lust
power and the reckesness Of ambion-and that it will
be time enough to take the downward vulgar path of dis
solution and destruction when all honorable expedents
have been exhausted. And now when the Union is s.
sailed by impotence and petuance side aud fe-
rocous philanthropy the other his example offers us
the of repeing aggression of subdung ag-
ilaLi0n, and so eevating our country That
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13

49, GENUINE SOLE LEATu,,
49, TRUNKS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR afyr mLk
CO., ~ MAIN ST, RICHMOND VA.-we have an - NIL
superior lot Of the very best Sole Trunks 70 b, hS lV
try made to our own order. Persons IN want Of WIS sa
Trunk will please call and examine them mi ssp,r1t
mh22 1921 Main 81 81 40,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
TuEoXycENATED uITrEKs.

Dyspepsd Iadigesida Heart Burn, Water BcdSh, Sour
Stomach, Jdundicr, Fidglncy, General Debty &c find a
ready relief and speedy cure IN this great remedy.
THE OXYGENATED BIrTERs
Are believed by many been cured Of the above
plants be the only medicine which the mat eicd affords
for their Invaluable Is alcoholic preparation which,
while giving momentary stimulus reduces the system H. the
ratio; but distinct different from any medical preparation
compounded which WILL In cases extract the dis
by the aud the patient to pristine health In
proof Of which, testimony Of the highest and unexeepona
character is presented
Reliable Testimony.
We call the attention Of the reader to the following letter from
President Smith, ofWesleyAn University:
MDDLErows, Conn.,, Feb IS, 1859.
Messrs. sETH W FowLE & Co.,
tfentemenI first made the 0XYGENATED BrTERs
eight Having from
Dyspepsia which attended with headache
OF not less day week. Induced by tie
unprenfug recommendation Of DR. Green o bottle and
II NJ benefit was received 10 discontinue the use"
The VI bottle further trial. TO the extent Of
ing directions The result almost entire relief from the
usual dyspep symptoms and their depressing painful
believe these Bte oduced entire change In the
habits Of and the I've energies OF the digestive
now deem myself exempt from Dyspepsia most
These Bte have also been Of service TO other members
AUGUSTUS W SMITH
~ Prepared by sETH W. PowLE CO., Boston, and for
sale at wholesale and RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LAD0
CO., W. PETERSON r. DAVAL, Richmond, and by all drug
gsts and dealers in ms dcnes In city aud country.
unhQl --dr sU1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
Reliable TesfInlOnY.
We call the attention Of the reader the following letter from
President Smith, ofwesleyAn University:
MIppLErows Conn, Feb. IS, 1859.
- TRADERS, HANE1. OF THE

49, CITY OF RICHMOND The minimum capital Of The
Traders Bank The city Richmond having subscribed
meeting Of the stockholders ofth said Bank, will he held In the
Readn Of the St Charles HOTEL TUESDAY, 2ith inst
Il o'clock, N.
amid COMMISSIONER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
LYONS MAGNETIC
FMS ECT POW DE

EXTERsISATEs BED BUGS, reaches. TICKS, ANTS, Carl
INSECTS, &c. II contains no Poison
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
WATKINS a FICKLRN.

WATKINS a FICKLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
l59 Main Street.
Are now receiving and opening their third supply o.
SPLENDID SPRLNG GOODS,
MANY Of which have purchased at the suction Ials
w New York during the past week wdeh phcs
lower than ever known before In
sPLkSDlD SILKS.
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin striped and CammeauK
oRGASDIE;
In plain and founced SKIRTS;
Beautiful CHINTZ M0UsLINE DE CHINE;
- SATIN PLAID GRESADINE, al Ilfi
And BRocHE BEREGE ANGLAIsE;
RICH LACE AND SILK MASTLn
EMBR0IDRRIEs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13

Uut Went UUWH 20 IUV BTtVc III gloom and HOrr0W, be-
wailiug the fate of the "Souh-the poor SOuth"-the
other with his latest articulation, blessed that Union
which he believed was to be the assurance of happiness
underlined unlimited endless perpetual posteIity
indebted. And that he has gone, what is the moral
OF the life we have been considering? What the result
taut lesson to his countrymen? Snail be dead sor-
row or a living truth?
The problems in political economy which once divided
the nation may have been solved merged in others of
higher import The .eetng measures Of public policy
with which his associated may have an
swered their purpose yielded others under chang
ing circumstances Banks, Tariff Institutions like an
tque armor, may have come to be regarded as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
"Ani his eye klndled

Win The Prophecy % glorious yeaTs'
The other became the prophc: of woe, and trembled,
like the ancient Pyhoness under the agony of his own
iorebodugs-
'There listening fear Ia us regard,
Asifcalamity had hut begun;
As Il the yanward clouds II evil days
Hat spent their malice, aud TIE sulen rear
Was With rs stored thunder laborng up"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13

DRIME WHITE CORN.-isOo bushels P''@'
Corn, Ia lots TO suit Purchasers for sale o o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13

A.uiy1ty and Everlasting God il whom we I've and
move sod have our eeius-wc adore Thes the Soye-
cH ol ,e Jniverr tAe Creator, the high and mighty
D. .-r 0i 40 che uilou- OF The Earth.
When We consider Toy Heavens the work OF Thy en-
.e---lc moon and The Stars which Thou hast ordained
.fe are constrained % ask. "What is man that Tlcu
.-. mindful OF him. and rle son Of man. that Thou Wei
F.usr Weare sure that Thou has, been mindful OF ,0
.5r has distinguished u- by che bestoNal OF many and
.t blessings both temporal Aui spiritual A. We are
b. largely the r-assrs OF Toy bounty may We ever feel
Indebtedness and be concerned 20 show tortl Thy
Irase. rr-
,-n whoul Ee delight 70 b0aor we sou.d p 81 also a
memorial Of our gradaje for ali Thy goodness towards
W. We acknowledge that IN time past, We have no.
a7sd Thee served Thee obeyed Thee a. We ought 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
.r-.T0 TIIE YOTERS OE CIlES-
-@MEETlNG OFgTRE mEDiCAE

w. SOCIETi.-The Thirty Seventh annual meeting or
the Medical Society Of Virginia will be he In the City Rich
tnoud, at the Medical College, TUESDAY, the cath Of April
WM. W. PARKER NJ D.
mhs.-cWtd Sec etarv.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13

49, COUNTY OF LCyASNA-FELLO W.CITIZENS.
take @ method Il announcing self candidate for the Office
Of CONMONWt ALrHS ATTOkNEY the ensuing election
respectfully solicit your suHfages for the same
Gh2.-ctie THOMAS X wEIsIGER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13

'Vics President Breckenridge,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

SHERMAN FOR BREAKFAsT.-AN W ash
ington correspondent of the Atlas says be
wa. much amused with the story Of one
Of the Western members, one Of the clear
es,-headed and large hearted men here.
Said be, 81 declare to you, I thave got SO
used to shouting out John Sherman
when am spoken to, that, when the wal
ter asked me this morning at table what
| would have for breakfast, told him
John Sherman 20
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
Legal Advice.

A man ordered suit of clothes from a
tailor, and especially enjoined him that
shey must be made in the finest style, and
that unless the tailor could have them
ready to a certainty, beyond peradven-
ture to the day, that be must not under
take them. Snip promised faithfully that
they should be finished. Tuesday came,
and no clothes; the enraged man fie" to
the cabbage mans house, and said !:
"What's the reason my clothes were not trea-
dy, you promised1 Here you have kept
me in the town, at loss Of time and bu-
siness, only to disappOint me. Now, if
We had you in our part Of the country, |
tell you what they would call you, they
would say you was perfect squirt"
The knight of the goose explained, that
the only competent workman he had, ca
pable Of making the suit, had wife lying
OF death. door, and he could not possibly
leave her. The outraged gentleman wa,
not able to smother bis disappointment,
and berstsd the tailor pretty soundly for
failing in his positive promise. The ninth
fraction Of the genus homo could not stand
shis, and plainly told his customer to 50
80 the caloric regions Of PandemoDium
The customer, red with rage, rushed
across the street to lawyer, and in an eI-
cited and hurried manner said "Do you
know Snip, the tailor across the way"
"Yes know him." answered Brief.
"Well, now, l want your advice said
be, al wan, to know what you would do
in such a case. That Infamous stitch
louse has not only KEEP. me here in the
town on expense, to tho great desrimeut
of my business, and disappointed me in
sui, of clothes, but when | went to remon-
strate with the fell,w abou. it, whs. do
you think the impudcut rascal did! He
told me to 60 to hot place down below.
With these words the gentlemen laid
ten dollar bill on the desk, and said,
Snow, what would you do p
"Do you mean this for a retainer y
asked Brief.
IL do" was the reply.
"Then," said Brief, quietly folding up
the X and putting it in bis pocket, "he
told you to 60 below. Well, my opinion
and advice to you is, don't do 1t. There
is, moreover, no statute or local law that
can compel you to specific performance.
l say, don't you do IT,"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
THRO' PERSETERiNcE tND Et0SONT NE THBI'E.
r HAVE now opened at nv Tannery, Qor-
merly H.W.FrIes) in Lewisburg,
BOOtand ShCc ManutactOrV.

and most respectfully solicit the patronage OF
the community, hoping b. strict attention 10
business 10 merit share Of the trade. | am
determined 10 sell, for Cash
the best Ariicla for hc least Money,
both for style and durability, as the material
is of my o,rn 7anaase, except the Morocco.
Kid and French, of which | have procured
the best in market NV owa Tannage, and
stock worked in my shop, insured and war
ran,ed As recommended.
LADIES and others who NAV desire l. will
be waited on for measures al their residences
or at my dwelling, near the shop, by Mr..
Fisher, my foreman.
No Eastern ,,1re kspt f1r sale, but I can
compete with Eastern work in prices, and
furnish better article. In fact, am deter
mined TO sell lower thar any competitor. Nv
object is TO dipose of my Hides al cash prices
and Manufacturing added.
Those who try me will find this no humbug,
but greatly 20 the interest of those who wish
TO get The value Of their money.
do not deem II importsnt 10 quote prices,
as sizes and stock differ materially.
FARMERS having hides 10 dispose of. may
find it an advantage 10 bring them TO the Yard,
as an allowance will be made 10 Them on hides.
The Highest Price for Hides, in Cash or
Boots aud Shoes.
Leather for sale at all tines, on accom-
modatiDg terms and al low prices.
Z. J. HULL.
Lewisburs, New, 1889
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
Summit. q a Korne

On n. LiteL Totc ur my Rte Foot rict he:
ob,tanihy resisted nsed,kie tTefemcHt.
Dl.trcyer Of my peese ole folly Is you- dad,
lite JuteS your mother. AE ny and pain,
(Delitsiul Offspring 3 IL yUr- children twane,
Aud Eaugin on their skirt. luyb lis - bal.
On suGia, mite, drest up. to Ianu'r Ena's 60,
Two opposin' sentimr nts my soul iiEirs,
siuk in a.ouy-on joys Ai boss rides
Heaven ia my hart, deth in that lttrl Tow.
o korn1' what We bring upon ourselves
by fplly. Why was not content hsv
Feet Nv tile same ;ha; nacher, all wise, ssve.
VIII did try on - nstii Nv ~.
Tho sst tort me a lesson VIA: nsch-rs dun
Man cant imprUov and better lot auGe
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

"What do you know of the defendant,
Mr. Thompson p asked the counsel of a
witness. "Do you consider him a good
MUSICIAN" son that point | wish to be
particular" replied Thompson. 81 don't
wish to insiDua.e that Mr. Slopes is no, a
good musician. Not at all. But l could
not help observing, that, after be COM
menced playing on the clarionet, saw
iler, who lived next door, left home, and
has never since been heard Of ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

One Of most prominent South Ameri-
cans in Congress says that the Democratic
party will continue to exist just SO long as
men are born in state Of natural enmi,y
against God-thSt it is coeval with origi-
nal sin-and will break up when the Nil.
lenium comes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

SODA stolid Dutchman was stand.
ing at an election precinct, one day, in
quiriDg for ode reglar democratic dicket,"
when shrewd fellow instantly stepped up
and supplied him with the genuine thing
"Vell, now" said Hans, "vat will do
nit i'm? "Put it into that box" point
ing to the ballot.bo1, said one and another.
Blu, the cunning chap who had accomoda-
ted him with the "dicket," whispered in
his ear: "DOn't you let them fool you !;
don't put it in the box; keep it; put it in
your pocket; it's your own; aud don't let
them cheat you out of your vote And
so Hans did, ramming his ticket away
down to the bottom of a deep pocket in
his coat, and walking off as mad a, be
could be at the rogues who wanted to cheat
him out Of his vote by putting it in the
bsllot-box,-Mdd'ctoprn Rep.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

FARM Lands for sale. % miles from PHILADELPHIA by
Railroad, in the State of New jersey. soil amony
the best for Agricultural purposes. being good loan
soil, with clay bottom. The land is large tract d.
Nied INTO snHl farms, sud hundrds from all parts Of
the coudtry settling aud building. The crops
produced are large and be seen growing. The eli.
mate Is delightful, and from irosts Terms fro m
S5 TO $40 per acre, payable within four years by install
nents To visit the piace-Leave Vine Street Wharf at
Philadelphia at A. NJ, by Railroad for Hammonton
or address j. Byrnes. ly letter, Iammonton Post or
fee Atlantic county. New Jersey See full advertise
nent 10 another column.