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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

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w w has be~r ..-nrsfr~d W kr-h~u f,- tse
s~v Yeas e<..Ant< al kinds Of and p,ntr ha
n b~e>f aud biscuit w $50, With s- ~ssa
rs ~suh ARE lsustr-~s' psc-; Mo- etoelr
wsss~v and Foner chjscon " NE eounirJ. O~u ls
woa 90 -, as0 IN ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07
MATRIMONIAL.

nsATRrxosT AL-A yourg Ma fwssrYrlve
ausnispcs q plata sss youss lsny ss,'ns s,ns sssas
$3.50 -, .x..x,ss~ swars N he toabtsu ch<rsct-r n
sdvss ss~r~ns o. lind ~crd SAY mat wn-t ssp:d-d
r,s~r.s ~ N rsarprer and W pcrsoss vho
sne IN frc ssyhood AddvesaA n hopkins froy, o. Y.
aEArrrwoukfs-rT ADvsRfftsR FoUs9
-N,~e engaged m p~rmsoent ana paving busines~.
s,,, "a ~ rse wh lad, r. IN rs % Is Of ara
ar v~~ One prsstssins ktof dsprsu1s,
hesusv srt soHsi scro os-m~ns wno ~ have an
10 All B'c tymcsuc af.rs Ard Ia repre.or eniry AT
,n~ rcrrfrrt. ue-n~ue~t snd hsppv To younK
ar -hbort uo-~ss'nv ie~se strs~iinns,
,urh opDortuniy r~dou stdr-s run, herrld
once ssnn4 shen and uhsre IN nierylew can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. WANTED.
oFTs wAfrxo-roa sroRAGs Or Day eooDs.
IL nesbh~hood Of N Ps-t. cnher <e Adde'S b,x
No tss Pos once ssfhT dnensons location add iowe
prios.
VUANrRD-ro Lnssp OR PURCHASE. BUILDINGS.
w Lad wtbout oudiprsl stussct betwsen Hoast,n
and West fourth suitable Tor ntcs sahs Al
drcss adams herald uncs
yUAuyHD ruMsDr At rLv-A sMALL vusNIsakU
w House 10 he rfh p'srty % dfercst tfnds
fruit and vescssbies c~tscn bstween narse0 ssd
Prdfe sbos, Distance he orb rvrr tesns un "a
eso~et s fof four onha addren biAke usson sqasre
Po~s cAncs
vuArrrD-ByA LADY ROOM suIfA BILE ruR
w pna select shool 10 sec 10 80 ~ vnny not soovc
Carroll p~fcv fo1~ss plAss BIO IN for .hlsh
liberal sA On ts psd Addrsss ssAsns. ~ roussn pses
vrvAprsp-roR rBnvs nossHs osp on rwo
fveniy nrd rrsss sakns terms and iocaa,y
xryApvHp TO HrRx. wfra rsrvrLroE or Pus-
w cka6uR-A snsf countrv sfsce for fsrming And
fepiss must Be he aod l.c<sios
hesrhy sno desirable sdfre1 with fun psrtisniArs
and iov 81 price. n. = e aid once
UVArvyD-BY TWO LADIES, THREE YuRrrsHRD
Rooms IN . nice quiet hsuss. address y. o., HsrAc
WArrED-A rUsTfsHED t0UsE n Dxnn.sLs
" location above fourteerth street, rent not 70 esosea I
per snnumL Address s.. bon q fff fosf omss. y. ~
VVArrrD TO rTRt-,RoM rHn ISL OF July An
w Cace sample N the rcghnosn 20 on ssnins-
W, or FULTON msksl address noot i~"or"se' w M"er
srset B,ocspp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
TIE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE

When four years ago the Republican party sacrificed
to expediency by nominating Col Fremont, they were
supposed to have done very foolish thing and expert
ence in November proved the suppostiOn to be correct
Nobody, therefore, would have expected the party to
repeat the experiment in more extravagant FORM Yet
they have done this in choosing Abraham Lincoln of
Illinois as their Presidential candidate in the coming
contest 1t is emphacaly and above all question nom
nation eminently Z" not fit to be made" Col Fremont
had perhaps some claims of qualification for the Office,
and in his adventurous Western pioneer pos
sessed elements of popularity that made the most
of in the canvass Lincoln possesses neither year
ago he was unknown out Of his State and all his
cent reputation rests upon his popularity a stump
ator in canvasslng Illinois the Republican opponent to
Mr. Douglas return to the Senate when he succeeded in
carrying the State by the popular VOTE though Mr. Doug
las secured majority the Legislature. His record
public man Is brief and obscure His private record il
that of third rate district politician not at one time at
least in his life, very particular in bis associations or
rect in his moral habits. The selection of such man
over the great expOnen Of the Republican party to the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
RICHMOND WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY % 1860

teaching to secure the steady advancement of so
cety, and provides for the wants of its members
One is absolute theory excOgiated from the brain
of the CycopOdists resting visions Of dreamers
which all history proves to be unsteady explosive and
destructive Amid eternal confusion il is ever busv in
the endless task of dapdatiOn and construction The
other view proceeds upon the laws OF nature and the
experience of the world 1t moves on the accunu.
auon OF welted parts, grouped by generalization and
imported into the growing science of human govern
ment" Again. he says:
1.-The idea that there exists "irepressble conflict"
between the two systems of labor prevailing in the
States, is ianoiiu aud superficial No such conflict
exists On the contrary, the two systems mutually aid
each other There IT, however, a conhict-a conflict
of ideas rrecOnceabe The opinions Of those who give
life and energy TO the antislayery party teaching GOV
ernment society the relations OF man to both and to
each other are radical and revolutionary If these pre-
vail there can be no peace North South for they are
bred in confusion aud will deveope anarchy These gen
temeu seem to think that government NAV be impro-
vised that of machinery which isinvencd and
may be patented aud made in the same mould to suit
the customers Of every cline, whether of Asia Africa
Europe or America They argue as If society was the
artificial aud hot the natural state Of man. Hence they
speak OF his natural rights outside Of and 10
antagOnsm to- the claims OF society aud of which society
depryes him"
This is the able summing up Of Mr. Chestnuts theory
ave hold To the teaching of the great Stagyrte that as
society, society without government therefore
the political including the social is the natural condi-
ton He is never otherwise found. The individual,
therefore, be subordinate to the social and govern
ment may rghtfuly exercise just much power as and
no more than may be necessary protect society against
external dangers and internal violence and injury And
the citizen ought possess much liberty as he fit
to enjoy and may be consistent with the webeng of
the State
This doctrine denies the natural right Of to liberty
aud presents the only teuabe defence Of slavery The
Black Republicans see this and adopt the opposite,
Social Contract doctrine Of Locke Rousseau and Jeer-
which teaches that anarchy b the true state OF nature
and society an artificial thing brought about by conven-
ton and agreement which they call the Social Contract
Mr. Chestnut is the first in Congress to present fully and
distinctly the only grounds on which Southern lustitu-
tions can be defended. They part OF the Higher
Law natural prescptive and Godordaned-Free Society
violates nature (the Higher Law and cannot long en-
dure. GEO. FITZHUGH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
RATIFICATION MEETING IN BARBOUR.

At a meeting of portion of the friends of the Con-
stitutiona Union Party held in Phillippi, Barbour
County Va the Court House, the evening Of the
10th May, 1860.
On motion Martin Myers E.q called to the Chair
aud A. J. lIoyaer appointed Secretary
On motion, the Chair appointed John \. Hughes, Vim.
Cohman and ). NJ Holt Eslrs., a committee TO draft
resolutions expressive OF the sense OF the meeting.
During the absence OF the committee, speeches were
made by Lewis A. Myers aud Felix 4. Hughes Esqs in
response to calls made upon hem by the meeting.
Whereupon, the committee returned, and through
their chairman, reported the following;
ReSoiJed, That in the domination Of Hon. John Bell
of Tennessee for President and of Edward Everett OF
Massachusetts,, for Vice President have noble and
tried patriots aud pure statesmen, in whose hands the
reius of the Federal Government may be placed with
confidence aud under whOR pure Administration sec
tonalism would be driven from the land and peace aud
quieness wonld spread their mantle our
now distracted country.
RESOLVED, That heartily endorse and ratify the
nominations made at Baltimore, and not only endorse
the nominations but the pltiorm, and pledge our
selves to stand upon il, not Doy throughout the Cam
DIign, but for all time to
Which were adopted unanimously.
Ia response to repeated calls John \. Hughes, Esq,
addressed the meeting.
On motion,
Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting be
furnished TO the editors of tie Richmond Wing and Bar
bour Jeicrsoninn, for publication.
WhereupOn the meeting adjourned
MARTIN MYERS, President.
A. j. HoVATLER Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

exclusion of Seward, Wade, Banks Fessenden and 9th.
ers, whose nomination would least have been entitled
to respect Is insult grauitous as its accomplish
ment appears ineXpicable. We cannot see how any
amount Of party management overcome the general
feeling of disgnst which its announcement must create
with the masses.
The nomination seems to have been brought about by
TIE camorOus outside pressure which was exerted by the
friends OF Mr. Lincoln Chicago being his home and the
determination OF Mr. Stewards opponents to kill him OFT
at all risks. The nomination makes no appeal TO the
conservative wing Of the party Mr. Lincons position on
all political questions being quite radical as that of
Mr. Seward, whilst in point OF personal elevation Of cha
rlcter and intellectual ability, there is no comparison
possible between the two men. Mr. Lincoln has some
local popularity in the Northwest and has undoubtedly
been selected with view to the possible nomination OF
Mr.. Douglas but in Pennsy ylvinia and New jersey he
will be load too heavy for any party bear We can
not resist comparing this nomination with that of the
constitutional Union Convention. Only think Of it
John Bell, the educated gentleman, the experienced
statesman, the who has brought ability aud dignity
to the discharge OF important official dutiesand ABE
Lincoln, the d-putatous village politician, the stump
orator. whose highest qualification has been oGhand
popular manner, and rough wit, and whose public fe
Is as obscure il IS uumerOrOus. Comparisons truly
are odious but the people will not fail to draw them
BALI. AmeriedR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
RICHmOND MADE CLOTHING,

In ere n : ed F'a cilit z :.
Ty'UE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the On
city OF Richmond twenty years. and has at this I'D
us frow 81 90 100 hands GA h employment, and WILL Ia ~
The next month tao make large additions 20 that LII
hr Having taken the story h store especially for
urug purposes De determined 90 make article In the
clothing line hl shall compare i every respect. with clothing
Northern ccs and De asks the patronage or his old
ud and the public generally, yi.w OF the fact that be Civ
Ing employment On midst 90 large number OF mechanics and
worthy females Who might otherwise sudr for the Of
& lie has he best Of cutters and materials not be surpass-
cd D.. house 1 the country.
Maryland Virginia. Caroiuas and Georgia Cassimeres and
rFvts an grades c01rs Strictly Southern Manufacture
ing House an shall be satisfied by personal Inspection Of not
what what ne has been doing years past
T. b SPENCE Cl,hler and Tailor.
mh2 Coru. Main and 18th sts, Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

Sharp needie.Thc following Jon mot was started
out West busy housewife was sitting in doorway
plying her needle. Her husband longiug on rail- his
foot slipped and he bruised his knee on the doorstone
"Oh, Said he, grOaning. II have broken the bone N
sure" 'We then"sad She holding up her needle, with
It's eye broken out you and | have nearly the same
thing" Chow sou "Why don't you see,' said she, 81
have broken the eye of tie needle man, and you have
broken the knee Of tie idle man."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

or OUR CIV AND HOME MAhUPACTURE.
hUR stock OF Ready Made Clothing complete and the
~ attention and public In general call
De convinced who sell the cheapest and best made Clothing
u hs city Our large, and will continue make up
during the summer, % be able % keep stock In complete
We w also. Clothes order, IN the latest
AMI win warrant GO 30 sale
large stock of Cloths Cassimerss and Nestngs hand All
ask IS cAu look for yourself at MORRIS co.
ian .T. gtr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
Y Q u Il
SOUED CLOTHING!

FIFTY Per Cent Reduction!
W. have laid lot Of white and fancy Marseies
w Coats SIX and Marsees Vests White ana Fancy Shirts,
Linen aud Jean Drawers which oGsr half the regular
Irice.
All hs old OF arm OF Tupmsn Hull sell
al COST object IS a. an seasons show and desirable
lhug cue 10 Fashionable shape qualities prices
any house iu the trade.
Nrv Goods received by steamer
sHtfER HALsEY, co, 10 Main street,
ste 1upman Hull
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
WANTED

WA NIElD.
n 900 CUSTOMERS atthe Richmond Trunk FACTORY, 70
lOeStSstJ Main Street lust above the Charles Hotel
where tey c buy style Of trunk they wh the pack
ing up e non frame solid sole leather lion
frame solid estne vases superior carpet bags fin
Wa. ye' and sold prices As they
bought IN cities. Trunks repaired covers
aot Cyairy merchants Invited
anime my stock Of Trunks and l2G9 my prices.
mh3-8m JANIS KNOTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
BOYS CLOTnINGl BOYS CLOTHING 4

II
II their f supply boys Clothing and prepared
o. sell them lower than before having bought them much
rriuei owing the being advanced We would
uftoe, confidently lyit- AN DO want 81 good Snd nice Boys
C,tinF, 40 I1s prizes tu vr call before buying
ku1s sell ans thing in the BOYS line, low.
pARRACOrr, HARRIS co,
Successors 90 Merchant Meisigrr 4 Co,
NJ, Min.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

y
nj specified the Manuscript previously sre-i upon
ta..n .re ptlte--
Al isertsrrsat marked The copy specIded
t Insertions Wl u- continued unt ordered cut. aud payment
s5,.... rrclrtug'y
s REirL,R hnrEsr-stg,Is To avoid any
.a oi te Annual Al Users Is proper f.,ti
a.. ,..s ut Nftn ta One. -tt business. Real
Is Legal and l other Advertisements by them
sI.rrlI charge. and E0 yEriSt1n
- Estate and General Agents AIye sruseuts % De
m ty ye. but 60 be- charged the rates. subject
A. s... .sr1GH's shah te agreed upon.
20 Booksellers ana yearly advertisers generally, engaging
salaros with t.e privilege 90 change. shall not, their
vr average .r any ves, Insert than the
upon OBJ. srla rule lUi.- e contract and all
e rs.. .r amount Oh. ue charged lt Che usual r.trs
A..s-rerts Inserted la te SeH-Wrtay Whg no cents
of .e. o. less tr the trs. Insertion, and ID cents
-.-. r.- cash e.a'nearcs 1- 20 weekly, cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
1850
1850.
FOR

Simp = on ~ Miller =.
Il9 Main street.
VTOC viii find Clothing. of THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE that
On market We will constantly
spring and months fui stock OF eve
~ hug kept h Clothing line Our goods have been got
with espe reference The retail trade. aud our
Excelsior regards Fv, STYLE and WORKMANSHIP
in color 0f different pieces and quail ties 20 II
AN Coats Pants Vests shirts made order at short
tee. Please gave call 49, mh2s SIMPSON MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS.
nsuv Papsr as per annun semi Weekly R5 Weekly as
- In ADVANCE Rcmances may be made the risk % d q
hsrs n an where evidence 90 deposit of
il.t.-tr ne Pcst once containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

SELDEN a MILLER,
CORNER PEARL AND CARY STREETS,
II tyFr. r store r assortment OF od Nines ana IL
s r have ever bad Che pleasure cf otcrng io uvir
. ana tte public Ir-udei n their asso rren VIII De found
s.-s U Cl-aa Braady, the dnest a-t-e ever imported
...Hs ..H.r1 O.a-d. ulrly Co s s. OP Brandy ana
.a... variety of Inferior hraLf-
~.-rv ana Madeira Wines 0f al grades
Chauua-l- Wires 90 che most choice brands imported
tIa--t Wines ths grades sent Gus by barton el,
fer of Bordeaux. ACKNOWLEDGED t1 he the best Clafe'
1 ihls cCuatry
Hl-.uufy Wlae ChAubrrtu brands
Ks- whisky. choice quality, nine years old
UIi 6rcuai8 Ram
Holland Gin
DIV. on eNrs fle. Bar on Cluster brand
Virginia sugar cured Hams
O.t 6.gtIul-1t Java Coffee warranted genuine
Gun Pozlsl Tea of the very hnest quality
G4nnoss' double extra dublin stout, A1opps Ale
London Porter. quarts and p.1ts
Bakers B'ters
Sperm. AdamanfI1e and rAlos Candies
SEfUEN q MILLER
Corner Peal and Cary streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
CURE WARRANTED OR no CHARGE, IN PROM ONE 1
TWO DAYS
NO MERCURY OR g.4 USEOUS DRUG CSED
DR JOIIN -TnN

the Royal College Surgeons London graduate nom
o, the eminent Colleges of the United states
m part lie has spent Hospitals Lou
don Paris IHadclpia aud elsewss has ELECTED
most Ntonhlug that known
ong anl head BheB aep great nervousness be.
ng asr sudden sounds bashrnez with deTGngsmen
Of mInd cured immediately
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

pORISSoD a ROBERTS, Corasr Cary AHd ls'h s''
IL .-.- flr sale thr fouoelns artcrs
lyU tsls 40 = Peruvian 6uAnot
ta American
% Fue and Coar5e Bo1siDusi,
lJl1 lbs Superior Folr
1o Estra 81 lperhaeldo-,
lN Bye DO,
Ill Pine d.,
tJ Gross NlttAls, too
en- cases q. G. LcaIlce Paste,
O. dQs
DO do,
ti1s 6s prime Gurn Arabic,
100 AHvustlIa rouQaa FeAns'
20 ooxes best brands OuysO
loo blFs Black PEAS,
- Glover seed,
q a Prircs FfFa Island Oats,
FaIvrr 1e1 Cl arcoaL go.
A. Ar-nts far Manhattan on Company We oher 49,.
tn ots Oils Or sale. he Companys Puees ana TO
~ ''',' ''a''' ''' 'as ROBINSON A ROBERTs
SAFTER's BhKAD TRAYS AND fASAnA
- BOARDS arss lot of Ne a6os go so Ss soNs
49, No. Gs Main stTe-t
SILVRH PLATED AMI BRITANNIA W. Az A 1.,lS -.
- Co1sug sf C.siofs Furks spoons. poaoe ee, - :,
- o0ess Gnd Tea P0ts A. hs paaag q % Sa-sl - s0s
- Wy - Pearl street
RAcON HAMs.-sussr Cured Hans Of superior SaAiiy'
~ 70 sac ~ JOHN n GORDON a son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

NOTICE.-Hayngs sold NV Tools Stock In Trade and good
~ will Mr. Ggo SrIRRrmy ends and customers will please
call bin for any work they require.
Very respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
A CERTAIN DIsyAsg

When the misguided and imprgdent yotary pssue cn be
has mbbed the seeds Of this painful disease hAppen
that an Of shame dread Of discovery k
rom APPLYING those Who from education rrspecAby can
alone beiend him, delaying ill the constitutional symptoms Of
lis horrd make their appearance such liberated sore
diseased nose nocturnal palms Ia the
nI OF s deafness, nodes the shin bonrs arms botchss
on the head and eNirenles, progressing with gtful rapid
palate Of the mouth the
- nd the victim this awful disease becomes houd object Of
nm Grafton, til death puts period TO bis dread sunehhgs BY
sending I'm 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

RACON BAMs,-sussr Cured Hans Of superior SaAii'y'
= ~ ''' 'a's ~ JOIN n GORDON a son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
MENTALLY.

fearful effects the mind be dreaded Loss ofhe
mory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of Spirits Ey forebodng
Aversion Society Self Dtr Love OF solitude, Tmidy Ae
some Of the evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all now Judge what the eAus
declining health. Losing their ygo becoming weak, pale
nacaed singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
MARRIAGE.

should reflect that sound mind and body the
requisites promote couuuba happiness Indeed without
the journey through M becomes pilgrimage the prospe
hourly the view; the mind
pair filled with the melancholy rehecno happiness
another becomes biIghted with own
OFFICE NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
, OoO RNLFS OF HAY

1000 rAbEs FA1 / 7 81 ''.;1:i HAY,
IuOI bushels of Ships;uf,
5000 90 Brown stud,
5000 DO Bran,
Loo DO clean Oats,
For sale by
ROBT A. Z DABNEY,
au2l Grocer and Feed store opposite Theatre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

CAHOON'S PATENT
RROAD-CAST SEED-SOWER,
BOX SOWING WHEAT. OATS, BARLEY, HEMP, PEAs, GRASS
SEED sc
gItE haad machine from four TO eight acres hsur Price
i 40
Price 80. 1900. .
% Nb C4-rs AMI having located Richmond FOR the pur
nose o , selling said Machines, has taken rooms
III H Governor street. he Is constantly supph with these
bn There we're over O0Oof these Machines sold astyear
SSTlS S5I 's''' ''' ''''' CHARLES H DOUGHTY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

TUANO AND PHOSPHATE or LINE
" Recess Manipulated Guanc
HUNT 4 JAMES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF

DOQUETT DE ORLEa Ms or XN BOURBON:
ID The fashionable deghifl perfume In dist He'd
from the Fl0wers ofthe S5td Pc sale by DOVE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

4. J. HovArLER, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23

Dr. addresses all those ~ nave yuIed themselves oy pm
and Improper indulgencles. -
These of the sad AID mt euses Prodaeed y
early habits youth Weakness the BACK and Limbs Pain
Head Dimness OF sight, Loss Of MeulAT Power Papitaon
Of Heart Dyspepsia Nervous atab Derahgement Of the
Digestive functions General Debility, symPtor" oi Consumption
Ee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
DR. JOHEsroNs INyIGORATING REMEDY FOR ORGANIC

BY @ great and important remedy weakness OF the organs
speedily cured and m gor restored Thousands
debated who had lost all hope have been mme
relieved Al mpedmen 20 Marriage Ply ca Mental disqu
ihcat0n Eery r ii0n Trembhns and Weakness
hausSn o. t5e most fearful kind speedily cured by Dr. Johnston
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-14
New York uarketa.
WEDNESDAY, june I3, 1860


FLOUR AND MEAL-Wheat -four;
the sales are 8 500 bbls. at S5,l0aS5l5
for superfne State; So 25a5 80 for extra
do; S. 25aS5 40 for the low grades of
Western extra; S5 70aS5 65 for shipping
brands of Round hoop extra Ohio; SEA
So 90 for-trade brands DO, and S6 4OaS7
40 Ger St Louis extras Rye Flour; sales
of 20O bbls. at SO 4OaS4 20. Corn Meal;
sales Of l29 bbIs at 83 4Oa3 IS for Jer-
sey.
GRAIN-Wteot; the sales are "a, 600
bush. Milwaukee Club at 81 26osl %;
| 300 bush very extra do. delivered and
in store at 81 30 Rye is quiet at Soc.
Oats; sales of 81, 600 bush. at 36a35o for
Canada East; 4Ia42c. for Canada West
and Western, and 42a424c for State
Corn; sales of So, coo busb. at 64a65c.
for Eastern Mixed; 65a654c for Sound
Mixed; 69a70c. for Western Yellow, and
tic. for snail lots of round Yellow.
HIDES; Dry Southern at l63c. mos;
100 Rio Grande at 242o. Dos.
M0LASSES is steady; sales of $50
bbls. New Orleans ot 4sa49e.
PROVISI0NS-Pork; the sales are
Sal bbls. ut SIT 25aSl7 372 for Thin
Mess, Si3 624 for new Prime. Sl6 379a
SIS 50 for lew Mess. Cut Meats; sales
of 23I hhds, and tierces at 72s78c. for
dry salted Shoulders, and G8a9&c. for
picked Hsms. Butter is in fair deu and
at 9al5c. for Ohio, l2aI7c for State, and
lSa2lc for Choice. Cheese is in fair
demand at 7a9c. for Ohio, and sallc.
! for State
WHISKY; sales Of $50 bbls. at 80.