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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

The Ferroypes, taken on Patent Metallic Plates,
lperior in beauty brilliapcy, and durability, any
other pictures they only taken Por;ers Gallery
and are being now introduced in the West.
Pictures in all kinds of weather. in Nattingers
block south side of the Court House.
Stock for sale Of every description. Daguerreotype
Ambrofype, and Photograph STOCK IS kept on hahd At
Ali times and for sale a very low rates.
Those receiving Photographs from their friends at the
,h.w' 80 ~ Jan 1850
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CUSiIMAN. TRUE & Co.,

CjSfiNNN. TIKI Z d Co.,
BANK OF OFT A w A,
OTTl vi, ILLINOIS,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
.FTNA, Hartford, Conn.
EORTHwESTERN, Oswego, New York.
CITY, New Haven, Conn.
NORTH AMERICAN. Hartford, Conn.
STATE New Haven, Conn.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL, Alton, III.
PEORIA FIRE AND MARINE, Peoria. Ill.
LA SALE COUNTY MUTUAL. Ottawa. Illinois.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE Newark. n J.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE, Hartford, Conn.
Applications solicited and policies made out in above
named Insurance Companies.
my21 n. u. BRISTOL
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Pure rsgefuHe Ert'dcts, ana PIT up in Girss cases.
Air Tigit, and uW Keep in any Climate.
The FAMILY CATHAR- =: Tic PILL is . gentle but
active Catharttc, which the proprietor has used In
his practice than twenty years.
The constantly increas-l - ing deinabi from those
who have Iouy used the . PILLS, and the satisfac-
tiop which ALI express in = regard their use, has
induced me TO r ice them within the reach OF a
Tn. Profession we'll - know that different Ca
,h,r.irs act on different /. portions of the bowels.
Tn. FkWILY CATUAR- = TIC PILL has, with due
sTr.nc. 10 ths well tablished fact. been com
ra,aa.d from n variety : Of the purest Vegetable
Cx,r..,s virh act alike = on part OF the ALI
mentary canal and are, = good ana ste w 81, 80.
where "a Cathartc is need = ed, sach as 49,
VI '%I Cos,iv.n.sx Pain and Soreness over
anu Lo,",, g., .ni = den cold which fire luent-
.he "ho'e DoI!' "a a. , long course OF Fever, Loss
~, II hegecteu' cina = sensation of Geld The
OF Appeute, VI = ache or Weight in the
Head, all Infammatory #. 20, 80, p,r;ss, a.
dren OF sums 49, d. = iseases to- which flesh 10
the bioou' an, rons to mention in this adyeI tss-
r.pt Dose, to D.
PRICE DIMES.
r,.IJyER INvIGORATOR AVID FAMILY CATHAn.
III, are resaed by Druggists generally, and ssie
rho,-sale by the trade in all the large towns
ST. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufactures and Proprietor.
SIS Broadway. New York.
so,a !, OTTAWA by EY.GRIGGS,
so " d. WALKER.
G. l.. THOMPSON,
,,o n. KNECSSL.
DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
;.nSe oRfoNp BOOK S1oR1.
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NERO oili WV. BLAIR co.
TO THE LADIES'. ". COMINS, NJ. D PROFESS
SOb OF OBSTETRICS, and Diseases Of Females. par.
tcularly invites all ladies who need medical SURGE
Cal adviser, 10 cali at his Office, No. iI9 south Clark
eet fK"om No. 8. Up Stairs) Chicago. ln.-or Ad
I ors'' 7. u BoS lob, uclosiro one stamp.
Dr. Comns having devoted fifteen wears to the treat.
n'ehI o All diseases peculiar TO females, and having
"=.h greater part OF the time in extensive Iurn
sry rracce has he>itancy ayip1 that he excels
all other pract oners in the safe speedy and sd.ctusl
treatment OF All female complaints. During his long
pracure' thousands OF patients, deemed incurabls.
have been saved from an untiruey grave HIS nisd-
cines are inihble and PERFECTLY safe the deli.
/ cate constitution.
NOTICE-AU those whose health will not per,,;t ~
their becoming mothers and wis quiet sort frcun
the and tolls OF busy life, until their debtatsd
systems iavigurated under the of one the
bos; physicians of the ag. will call address above
IT'S pity the world don't know how get along and
avoid sbites, when IL is the easiest tine in
existence. and trouble Fy RENTING five dollars 10
DR.. c, they get prevention that fail.
Il is impossible.
CANCEK-that RIOS: dreaded Of all diseases, can be
crres enectualy and permanently, without the of
the knife Dr. C. has had numbers Of tn under
his care, aEd has f..isd in q single IN.
Private Diseases in all stages primary secondary,
psthncy, and Diseases OF all the Urinary Organs OF
long short duration, radical warranted in
/ all
: Charges moderate. Communication sacredy conf
Dental, whatever be- the disease, condition,
uation Of any one, married or single.
Medicines prepared expressly for the in cues
ton, and sent by mail 20 any part OF tbs
United States, put up 10 avoid all scrutiny
ricion. my5-ly
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Defective Sight and Hearing:

Kerosene OIL.
6 AID to b the cheapest light used. Try II.
y febls ,. WALXRR.
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Ny Linen Department

Was never so full as at present Irish Linens, very
cheap: Table Damsss, diapers, Towel, OF every de
scription, and AZ prices that will salt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

Pictorial Magazines and Papers:
T HAVE large lot. Rack numbers o! these-(iodey
i Harper, &C., per No. 1oc. Ladies call and look:
janf9 THOS. ORTOS
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DUY YOUR STATIONERY at o SWAN,
You %, rothn, a. oood nj the Or, Stores jan29
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HNHEAP BOOKS At
~ JANIS ORTOES BOOK STORE.
GoTo 0RTOy'S BOOK STORE for School Book,
" otaHsosy, - niss Books ~ CAildrsp taDso
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26
thorough Bred Durhn IN $,

guyHE undersigned have six thorough bred Durham
II Bull Calves for sale. Age from to sixteen
months, and prices and terms suited to the times.
The above stock has taken more first premiums at
County Fairs for the last three years than all other
thorough bred Durhams in the County. Call and see
them, the farm of lmy 5-1ml J. GREEN SONS.
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nUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS a. ,oo~ sro-r
ID jsn9o
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KerOSene Ns1s
yH0eE that Do net like use Fluid, ind the bot
j. quality Of oeal on ~ lfssiQ .. wALEERv.
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c.H. scRIvEN, Adv. Agency, So Dearborn St
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DuY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at-~.,,
10 jan1o ok1oEp sVVA ssvAs'
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ga r . r. DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.

COMPOUNDED FROM
pur> Csgefubie Extracts, ana pat in Clan cases.
- Ii. Unit. and ,rM kcsD IN am Climntf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
WILLIAM A. NEIL, See'y.

SEWARD OF GEORGIA, ON YAscEY.-Hon. James L..
Seward of Georgia warm supporter Of Judge Doug
as having been stgmatized by Yancey as an Infamous
caumniator Is out in spirited response He shows that
IL Lincoln is elected the Seceders will be responsible,
and further remarks that the present representatives In
Congress, most Of whom Seceders, must make the
election If at ALL provided election Is made by the
people, and should the Southern States secede and pre-
vent election the Union could not stand the shock
He says:
1.-The prominent position which Mr.. Yancey took In
the secession from the Democratic Convention the dis
union sentiments attributed to him. and which sppa
from his public declarations have subjected his acts
criticism and cannot admit that his public career Is
exempt from scrutiny, his opinions from proper re-
view and Just commentary. / shall exercise the full
freedom OF speech in regard to public and
in this canvass aud shall draw my differences from
their acts the effects which they will produce upon
the country, avoiding personal offence to any one.
81 am q native Of the South born on the soil Of Geor-
ga largely interested in slave property and shall judge
for myself what is due Southern honor and Southern
rights and express my opinions freely and fully. have
carefully endeavored to avoid personalities yet shall
not be deferred from reviewing the public opinions and
acts Of others by the dirty language Of foulmouihed
conspraor against the Government whose heart throat
and tongue tainted with ibelous and slanderous
intent sgainst every who may differ with him in
opinion. l mean Mr.. w. l.. Yancey, Of Alabama. /
occupy defensive position and intend TO maintain my
opinions let what will come. | desire peace with all
men, and hope | shall always regard the feelings Of
Others but when assailed thus, without knowing for
what shall defend myself If necessary to the last ex-
tremityp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22

Drsr. lsr. L. a. CHANDLER Of Norfolk City.
End TRAVIS H. EPES, Of NotsOway
Si. THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
" All. JOHN 7. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
" s,h. JAMES T. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
e. sth. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond
ia. LENUEL J. BOWDEN, Of Williamsburg
&. I'd" sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of MiddleseE.
&" 9th. B. H. SHACKELFORD, Of Fauquier.
" 10Th. ANDREW f. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
'.,llth. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
= l2th. W. R. STAPLES. Of Montgomery.
- 18th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
l4th. ]. J. JACKSON, Jr, Of Wood.
"a" 18th. A. B. CALDWELL. OF Ohio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
n Thursday Tie 2oR Inst, DR.. SAMUEL A. PAT

In Manchester Thursday the 2oh ns Dr. SAMUEL A. PAT
TFsON. aged 81 years
HIS profession has lost ornament his community liberal
contributor TO Its veal he family member whose exsted dones
Tic conspicuous among noble qualities belorg-
ehae Illustrated by extraordinary features Of 'gor,
excellence and WORTH
Ills friends acquantanc invited TO attend his funeral
Methods, Church In Manchester this Saturday morning.
22d September 1862 II O'Clock without farther notice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22

SALE OF VIRGINIA FARus.-"Kenmore," near Freder
cksburg sold last week to Mrs HARRISON OF Gooch
land county for $4,000. This sale includes only the
dwelling house and lot Of about four Kenmore
the residence Of MARY the mother Washington"
whose unfinished still adorns the neighboing
emnence Capt. John Taylor has sold bis farm OF 800
acres In Culpeper county, to Major Lloyd Tghman, Of
Kentucky, for sS6 OOO which is $4,000 more than it
originally cost him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
BELL AND EVERETT IN THE WEST.
MEMPHIS, TENS., Sept. Il, 1860

n, hs Editor Of he WAig
A trip Of business ranging from New Orleans 70 TINS
CITY and onward still with stoPpsges en- route has en-
tI rs 10 see and hear Of the popular feeling the
,ics of the day. The scenes Of 1910 and As are be-
inin 70 be again enacted but the movemest Is more
md ana fever heat viii be attained n short time
Pope begin 20 think and aes in earnest The refusal
or NEGLECT Of Breckinrdge 70 answer the questions put
bv Virginia Hector at Norfolk 10 Douglas, and which
ne % franky aud calamity answered With the understand
inc and promise that Brecknrdge should reDy 70 them,
bNe lused men 10 call halt and look into the cause
III III. reserve This nl-timed questioning has lashed
voupg and old mo fury, and they deal, gloves on
Lib ~, folly which could give Douglas the chance Of
.l,.r,ov 40 authoritatvey bis nationality aud what
4 ma, he righf 20 demand revelation from Beeekn-
;dgs on these same delicate questions. IT, say they,
ths questions had come from Lincoln, Bel, or Doug
Ia MAJ they might have been Ignored, but one OF rs
os. Electors Why he ought 20 Be cut for ne snapis'.
aey see the influence m is exercising over The eouserYa-
tive Of their party, and though they evidently Try
10 disguise their opinion Of is fatal influence, they wris
ole out of il With bad grace thai ones sense OF the
ridiculous takes away all pity for their stress Tell
Won Mr. Editor from my experience, that more
deadly arrow against Brecknrdge could not have come
from ths culver Of his enemy, and the wonder is
that any friend Of his especially an eeetor, should have
,,lked so simply into the Douglas trap Il has placed
him between hawk and hazard TO- hs canno; answer
one WY without diving OF Iancey nor the Other With
out losing the conservative portion Of his party and
mum. be catches &c from both sides The strength he
loses By this ridiculous bluldsr al goes Bell and Ev
erett Their friends an along my route Up and do
Ing The bcs. feeling psryade their ranks and they au-
teps,e nothing short Of general sweep Of the South
cru States.
These in haste from an occasional correspondent.
Yours truly, LIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
FROM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia AuthoresS.
aHer mouth ls the fountain Of rapture,
The source from whence purity iowa"

soR'oLx, vnanui, July Ish, $780,
MrssRs DOVE Co.-DKIR Ems:
Use MY NAME at time In connection with your Xxx Bnur.
bon Really words are Inadequate expires. the high sp
probation entertain OF It's Its proner name ,hond N.
He Plus Ultra" As perfume has eqal-ihe odOr most
Another charm h. does he most deerse iahrt,
Of muslin Por the invalid nothing more can
With Piora while enhaing the Intoxicating perfume
The Xxx Bourbon not only deserving spread repua-
tom is inventors entitled the hehts reward In
such . charming perfume. ylvs IA Bourbon
a. MARTHA HAINEs BUTT. An,
Hn-u Horfolk. vrinlA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22

KrEa or JzRCsALEv.-lt IS sad that Louis Napoleon
y AZ present hsnd-in-gOve with Baron ROthchild the
great Money King Of the JeEs-he being almost the only
visitor nov received at 81 COui-and that t is the in
telton OF the Emperor 70 make the Baron, King of Jc
~ lem under the protection Of Fanc-ior von leete
consideration" This looks a little II the predicted
time Of the Gents was drawing TO close and that the
90 the sacred city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22

IRisa JKwisH MissoN.-The Irish Jewish Mission on
bearing Of the breaking Up OF their msiou In Damascus
and Of she sad murder Of the Rev. Mr. Graham in the
Of that city promptly votd ten thousand dollars
for the relief Of the mission and the aid Of The converts
connected With L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22

Jacob Thompson Secretary of the Interior, for 500
has been passed around among the Clerks IN wsshing
ton all of whom are expected to contribute voluntarily
or 90 out Of Office and the central committees IN the
States bleeding the Post-masters and other ofcai
in this fashion
CoLuxBUs, Ono, July 81, 1850.
Nv Dear Sir "A movement, as you are aware has
been nauguraed here In favor Of Breckenridge and Lane
The vital principles Of national Democratic party are
at stake In the coming contest You know that polti-
cal canvass cannot be successfully carried on without
funds Great numbers Of documents must be circulated
and great variety Of expenses incurred which VII
readily suggest themselves to the reason of all
The central committee, under the direction OF the
meeting which appointed it, have had the duty imposed
upon il Of reminding you that all iho occupying off,
eal position are expected 10 contribute 10 the sxpenses
the campaign It Is hoped therefore, that you will re-
spond promptly to this notice. and that you will not re-
gard the of fifty dollars too much for you TO adj
Please direct your remittance TO Thomas SparoW, OF
this city, Treasurer. JOHN DAWSON,
Chairman of State Executive Committee.
WILLIAM A NEIL Sec'v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22

NEw CATHOLIC CArHEDRAL--The Catholics OF Bos-
ton have just purchased lo corner of Washington and
Maiden streets which TO a cathedral The
amount TO be paid for the lot il $57 0OO The cost of
the Cathedral will be between 500 600 and 100000,
and the time Of construction three 70 four years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
The Slavery agitation Unnecessary.

The pro-savery aud anti-slavery agitation which has
been 80 long eonyuag the country Is as unnecessary
s IL "a ischievous The more conservative portion Of
,b Republican party have acity scQuiesced in the Fu-
vs Slave Law in the existence Of slavery in the Dis
,c Of Columbia and in the right to carry slaves from
ons State 10 another and they have always 5selameo
any right or any intention interfere with slavery in
a. sf.tes themselves The subject Of slavery in the
Territories and the power Of Congress over it there, are
M o,v popts they leave for discussion aud difference
II government be a practical art surely it is-H the
49,, of government be- not 70 enunciate principles,
h N n-ovide for each emergency il arises-al this
S,.,,ept and an this conflict utterly purposelesS
and idle. We have been familiar with slavery lopg
.o,-b N know BY What laws il is regulated and con-
.-ou.5 Expsriencs and observation have shown that
1,sv "a dependent upon conditions Of soil and climate
.,5 lies beyond the reach Of political combinations
Thea. will not force slavery into regions where is is not
-os,,ble nor will they exclude it from regions where h
: ,,ost,be At this moment will question the
.tpes Of the statement that there Is not foot OF
the territory Of the United States, the condition Of
which in reference 70 slavery not already fixed BY the
Law and there Is no place within the Federal domain,
pDon which the abstract theory Of the extremists Of Ell
tbr section in regard to he exclusion Of slavery from
,b Territories or lis introduction into them, be prac
5e,liv applied The whole question Of slavery IN the
Territories as row presented, is abstraction pure and
smps incapable Of practical application, and prolific OF
serious mischief It has already produced sectional
alienation and now the integrity Of the Union
vii the honest aud Industrious masses Of the people
Of Virginia and the South encourage the continuance OF
t. miserable and miscbevous agitation BY casting their
votes for Brecknrjse, the Yancey candidate for the
P,esiiencv9 We DO not believe they will On the con
t.rv We have every confidence that they will earnestly
seek to crush on, this agitation, by ralyng, with
m,-saoe unlnimisy, to the support Of John Bell and
Ed vsrd Everett!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
H.nrr clny r.. ..LNen.aehl'. FavoTlte sOn.''

Henry clay ". ''EScntuckJ'S FaVorlte SON."
IulssI Henry Cay vas a candidate for the Presider
ev Party spir, vas at it, height, aud means the most
i .,lble we're rcs5rted 20 for his defeat. lie &c,
rousred az a ''traitor," "Iar, gambler" ''mgr-
dsrer" and. in short, was c5lrged with every crime
knoau 20 the civil or moral w The citizens OF Yiuceu-
mes Indiana upon the occasion Of NJ. Gays passing
through their city took occasion to invite him to public
,inaer. where he could group together and reiule'
these SANDERS We sutjo.n Mr. Gays reply:
vIScESSEs, Oct IS 1881.
GrvrLEsES I receive with very great pleasure The
congratulations Whi5h, committee OF number OF
the citizens Of HuoE you have done me the honor, N
our note OF this day tender, the occasion OF my
Message through this reciprocate all yOuc friend
IL feelings on this incidental meeting; and it would al
ford me peculiar satisfaction 20 accept the compliment
Ola public dinner which Won have so obigingly offered
81 58 rot feel restrained by considerations connected
itb tls existing relation % the community ia which
have been placed. During tie late administration, and
Tor some time after is close occasionally attended pub
n, dioaers for the double purpose o, meeting my fellow
citizen Al the festive board. and o. yiudcatug my char
.cter there which had been uuiusry approached. But
although &c Was my duty and my right 20 defend myself,
those occasions never sought never prompted,
nor always embraced by me. II there De any
Mo are not convinced that great irj 1stice was
a,,s me / must regret il, but / can do no
,rs LID uudeceiye them The pleasure which !
derive from freely mixing with my ieloW-etzens, at
abEc entertainments, would induce me 70 accept Lheu
.rben offered but for the already ntimated.-
From the period my name was presented, by eonven
top In Kentucky 70 the public consideration for high
So have not accepted nor, while L. remains thus
before the public shall accept any public entertainment
rendered on my own account
hope gentlemen, you viii approve The motive which
A.. Governs me- departure from my resolution, we're u
,dnis. be would be made in no place sooner than IN
l1rcespes endeared 70 the residence Of valued
cto4s and by the grateful resolleetons Of former
visit r
With many thanks for the too Entering estimate Of
bl,c ssrvices made BY the meeting which you rep
nt ma for the friendly terms in which you have COM
muuicated lis sentiments, am, gentlemen, with great
respect, your obedient servant, d. CLAl'
Mr.. Breckinrdge, who never has been personally as
sailed. made speech to refute what had never teen
h-,.5 lat the reader draw The parallel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
MARHIED o,
nIRn.

In Cumberland County Va Tuesday morning the lh Inst
by the Thomas Reynolds, Mr. HEN aY MEYEk Richmond
70 Mis- sALLIE y. HUBBARD, OF Cumberland
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
no CORREsP0NDEN,El 2 |. !.

S4ls. ,,,,-,
es tsea boa slss II ~ Pqper tsi nos osFe9.t2
~ Tissa -, of t1g stanffng, 0l 20 Sc Dc tn0n q 81
"a or 81 dsr-tef on Ooirv aoicstescssd
40 sfyAs laes are chlr7tf f1r a. ddgtriisef1eHs.
~ ~ ersof ufstnts q ret1ra rejected coa.lsuutotcai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
10 THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
EZEKIEL'S INFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA
HAIR ESTOR E II.

tAD the following cerhcae OF your own oEnsman, gen.
IL teman we'll all; this Is not satisfactory, call at
Propeor 60 Main Street, and you certificates from
all sections OF the Union:
RICHMOND, July 10, 1890
Mr. ~ EskisL-Dedr Sir: take great pleasure In Informing
you tha. have your Hair Rssiore with
great NsJ; my HAs GEovrso rNrLri please
send me half dozen bottles
Respectfully,
JOHN O. cmLn.
BATTLE Bousx,
BosnK Ala, April 9Th, 1900.
~ Ezekiel Esg, Ricond-Dedr Sir: You nd as 10
present me- when guest OF house, with Bottle Of your
Hair Resoer which exhausted for several days. and
enquired In vain agents In this city day amer day.
my supply. The trial Of Resorer far
limited supply permitted to judge Is HGHLY SATISFACTORY
give fair trial. and WILL therefore, thank you 70 send
half dozen Bottles by Adams Express send bill with the
package collected delivery. Your early compliance will
very much oblige Yours truly
IR PEAsH.
EsrPor sale by all Druggists in the Uuted States.
kE- Price 81 per Bottle.
~ All orders must bs addressed 70 the Proprietor.
R. EZEKIEL, 90 Main st.,
Ipl4- Richmond Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
ffrom Editor Of Norfolk Herald
HAKER,g pIs RuTUUTDr UtUr-rRus

.-.,,,a HAh hKf'S FhEWfUu BIIIEHSs
ENHte the which these celebrated Bers mostly
sought amer, and possessing, they DO ude zxe,
hardly necessary Impress the mnd Of the Invalid ef
inesmable virtues We have IN heard
one expression In their favor and ha, Is whenever used they
Ike charm and prove more eescious than medicine that
use. no hsh, sroush flaming hand bills further
mert to be Judged accordingly. He not saaek
stun now In use, say that viii all the Ills
mainly but ne stakes his reputation that whenever
Ing 10 directions will Ague and Fever Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaint Cholera Morbus Indigestion, Sour Stomach Los Of
APpetteand all diseases arising topidty and
naeaon Of the digestive Their equal YET 70 be had
These Bers be had Messrs. ADIk GRAY PUROELL
LADD Co., and By all prominent Druggists city Of Rich
m9nd and esexhersin Virginia and North Carolina Also By O.
sr0rr CO., Washngton City, D. O.; 0ANBY GILPIN CO.
PARK, New FORK. :
Orders hled BY Addressing l. BAKHR propretor
June 19-dko Richrnond W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
FoR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
ELECTORS.

EOR VICE PREsIDENT,
/, EDWARD EVERETT.
OF MASSACHUSETTS.