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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-03-13

tation OF yonr friendship and respect Fam
here, an old man-grown old. may say, in
the service of my country, Iarplause,] and
have come back again to enjoy the pleas
ures of my old home CApplsuse.] Be-
sides my public service as'President of The
United States, Rave, s~ you are all well
aware, spent years of my life in foreign
countries, bu never yet have lost sight OF
old Lancaster [Applause.] She has al
ways presented herself TO nv minds view
as the spot would wish to live and die
lAppause |! was here that your fathers
took me up, fostered and encouraged me,
and honored indeed am ] 10 receive from
their posterity so kind and generous re-
ception. Here am | determined TO spend
the rest of my days-[applausel-to dwell
amongst you as a qniet citizen-to be an
adviser, ,and TO administer to the wants OF he
widow and orphan [Applause ]
do not intend referring 10 the political
affairs of our country. My public acts have
been committed TO the pages of history and
! time alone can decide whether they have
been right or wrong if, however, any oi
these have been dispIeasing 10 the residents
of Lancaster, respectfully ask your pardon.
In 1909, now more Than so years ago,
made this city my home, and, as remark.
ed to the President (Mr. Lincoin,) upon
leaving Washington-'If, in going into the
White House. you are as happy as | fee
leaving it, and returning 10 WheatIand
then, sir, think you are the happiest man
in the world"
God grant that'the Union and the Consti
tuition may be preserved, and that the IT CUB
les which now surround US may pass away
as the early dew before The rising sun :
i [Applause ] | again thank you for thi
manifestation of your regard, and my fer
vent prayer is, "God grant that the Unioi
may be perpetualed."
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DIED.

In Benton township March I'd, 1861, Mrs.
FRANrEs wife OF Silas Benjamin, aged about
% years.
In Port Noble, on Tuesday morning last,
Miss JANE GEIGER. aged apont wears.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-03-13

A member of the Missouri Legislature
recently proposed to have the public print
ing d one by convict labor, but it was found
there was no printer, and never had been
n the PenItentiary.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-03-13

JUDcr Low. Of the land Couri, St Louis,
has decided thai paper published ia the
interest Of religious sect is not newspa-
per, and that legal notices pubIished in
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-03-13

"ARIsE TAKE Up THY BED AND WALK"
Dre S60SW 0~Qhs
The .4nalytieol Physician and Surgeon,
rs daily astonishing his patients by the
Il cure of long standing diseases. HIS
REMEDIES ARE PURELY VEG ETA
BILE. He will he al the following places
the same days of each month as stated be-
low, when he can be consulted for all dis
eases flesh is heir TO.
CONSULTATION FREE.
AT Nicely's, in Berwick. 2sth and 29th.
The Exchange. Bloomsburg 30lh TO lsi-
The Monour House, Danville, 2d S Sd.
January 80, 1861 I'm -pd.
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Have You Seen II i'm!
GREAT ORIGINAL CHAEP JOHN!
is IN TOWN, ND
HOLDS FORTH AZ
YERS' STnREt

I UST below the Post Office. and will sell
every day and night: be lie weather
dull or bright; he will sell sou bargains
right JOHN has goods of every descrip.
lion, and can sell them AT less Than half the
usual cost. on account OF having men en-
ployed n attend afl the SheIiffs Sales
and assignee's Sales, and Wholesale Auc-
lion Sales. And besides he buys for oash.
and buys from the Manufacturers, and gets
a large discount Therefore his goods pas
ses through no hands but his osvns and he
sells at very small profits, and has Quick
sales John sells no damaged goods Come
one come all, both great and rmall. La
dies will please call in The day time, when
goods can be had al the same price as at
night all we ask and all we dwell upon. r.
don't forget your friend, HONEST JOHN
CHEAP JOHN.
March6 1861.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.


The Convention Of the Common wcaItI, of Virginia
having adopted, on the 20 day OF April 1851 an or
dnauce ito amend the Constitution Of this Comm on
wealth. strike out the 22i and 2Srd sections OF
the 18th article of the present Constitution and insert
section in lieu thereof ard having adopted schedule
TO accompany the same and by the schedule thereto an
nexed required polls to be opened Tor the ratification
rejection Of the same by the people of this State on
the fourth Thursday ia Hay next
Now, therefore, |, JoHs LErcHER, Governor Of the
Commonwealth Of Vrgins do hereby proclaim that the
annexed is authentic copy of the said ord and
schedule aud that all officers designated therein are re-
CURED 10 conform TO its provisions in every respect
-, Given under my hand Governor and I'M
l. s der tie seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond
49, this 24'h day of April, 1861 and in the s5ih
year of the Commonwealth
JOHN LETCHER
By the Governor
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
AN ORDINANCE

TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION or THIS COMMONWEALTH SO
TO STRIKE OUT THE 22D 23D SECTIONS ~ THE 4rr
ARTICLE or THE PRESENT CONSTITUTION, AND INSERT TBE
FOLLOWING IN LIEU TnEREoF:
Taxation shall be equal and uniform throughout the
Commonwealth and all property shall be taxed in pro-
portion to its value which shall be ascerained ia such
may be presc ibed by law; but any property
may be exempted from taxation by the vote of major
ity Of the whole number Of members elected 10 each
House Of the General Assembly.
This Ordinance shall take effect the first day OF
July next when ratified BY msjority of the woes OF
the people of this Commonwealth, cast at poe TO be
taken thereon the fourth Thursday in May next in
pursuance of schedule hereafter to be enacteI.
Done in Convention, in the city of Richmond, on the
tweutysixth dav of April, in the year Of Lord
thousand eight hundred and sixty one and the eighty
fifth year of the Commonwealth of Virgins.
A. True copy. JOIN L. EUBANE,
Secretary of Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
HOLLINS INSTITUTES,
ROTETOURT SPIlNGs. VIRGINIl

BOTETOURT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
rsyHE next session q this Institute opea the if wedre'
cav Juae and ecunue Without interruption Oh The nrsi
wednesday Ia April. lS0e -.
horo ~ and systematic instruction given the DEPARTING Is
~ A,cent Ianeuagts Modern Language NShera'ic
~ rature Natural seienee Nor. Scsn5e, s'oy, Music,
nraU'ng and Painting H.. -,
H. eon OF the school On Roanoke County hye utes RON
~ n md Tenn Raruad sufficiently accessible; but a. 'ae
- tr Quiet and =cie Il Is unded by beautiful ooE
to screw aud ti3ys the advaltae Of nae siPh1r ana
Chalybeats Springs ,,s
yor BOARD and Tui,n "a the Literary pArlnents "
~ 1ultsn 10 Nusic N suo, Guitar. %
a pr.u,u. and Painting froas... DO .... slt y ~
Payable half advance and the remainder Al ihe close
Of the Sesson. -
Book su5 stationery furnished Rchm md prices for essh
Cyan Ouabus IN run 90 BoDs-eks hs first ten days Of me
session.
CHGs L CcCKE Superintendent
apsO-et Jane n. t-tourt sp-ing~, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
NV uEcoyERNoR OF VIRGINIA
A PROCLAMATION.

The Convention of the Commonwealth Of Virginia,
having adopted on the l7,h day Of April 1851, an or
dnance ito repeal the ratification of the Constitution Of
the United States Of America by the State of Virginia.
and to resume all the rights aud powers granted under
said Constitution and, by the schedule thereto annexed
required polls to be opened for the ratification or jec
ton of the same by the people of this State the 4h
Thursday in May next Now therefore, /, JONI LKTcI-
ER Governor Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia do
hereby proclaim that the annexed is authentic copy
of the said Ordinance ard schedule and that all officers
designated therein are required TO conform its provs.
ions, in every respect.
- Given under my hand, a' Governor, and un.
{. J der the seal Of the Commonwealth, at Rich
LIS mond, this twenty fourth day of April, 1861,
~ and in the S5th year of the Commonwealth
JOHN LETCHER
Rv the Goyernor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
RUFFIN'S
PHOSPHOR-PERUVIAN GUAN0,

AN ready supply orders for my iele's as last az
hey cone in All may rely upon getting without delay an sr
c 0-auy have made; dfereai 10 It's phosphate In
green IRON ANYTHING Else 10 uArEs' 99d Deter because
contains more ias Bone Phosphate u Lime, than any Other
Manipulated Guan~.
To- results applying ny preparations TO wheat NE PSst sea-
could Be expected under the COM
disasters % join, Eormfy, rust and most OF Ahe drols
h the present favorable acaon OF the phcspa 70
ycfy great The the wheat was grAnS ba' We
that equal superior 70 PERUVIAN uu
aao wheat, that need phospA2tesGs nearly al
lands dot las proved s ory, under lair seasons o5 PFC
lcng good II thai occasional i2nres
have reported bat they such every mAnutn
hears the that The ani dit cet neec
phophae g1eray the wOrst season ior bota Eea
AID clover have ever AGcg1. :.
~ evidence % the value Of ny 3Eurc 70 De ioehclI
the fact ogjcs four times Is maeh Is
had az he Al period last year.
Persons who Induced to guaro nom ih-r sWn eAe
ce or e Of others Parcrly requested
70 osie Ruins Gaano ac@ hat hey get H. as here are SO
many r1arr ulie3 2stcles In The market
can Lad u SELF the commission merchants geners3
10 Richmond. o. ny agcus hessrs TiiOs BRANO5 : sNs
Pstrrshu. HOJLiNS CO. l. bsabcrs, HUGH sCVII lIsl
-rcSs,ur- MASON Marlin CO., seo'tsVinei JohNSlOH'
ii FRANK G. RCYFIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
By the Governor
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD,
Secretary Of tn, Commonwealth.

An ORDINANCE TO REPgAL THE RATIFICATION or CON.
sTITuroN or THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA, ny TIKI
sTATE or VIRGINIA, AND TO RESUME ALL THE RIGHTS
AND POWERS GR,NTtD UNDER SAID CONSTITUTION
The reople of Virginia in the ratification of the Con.
sltution of the United States OF America adopted by
them in Convention, on the 25th day Of june in the
vcar of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
having declared that the powers granite
under The said Constitution derived from the PEG.
pie Of the United States, and might be resumed when
socver the same should be perverted to their injury and
oppression and the Federal Government having pei
verted said powers not only 10 the injury of the people
of Virginia but to the oppression OF the Southern
slavehOldng States
Now therefore we the people Of Virginia do declare
and orsain that the Ordinance adopted by the people
of this State n Convention On the twerty-ffth day OF
June in the year OF Lord one thousand seven hun
drei and eghtyght whereby the Constitution Of the
United States of America ratified, and all acts Of
the General Assembly OF this State raying or adopting
amendments 10 said Constitution are hereby repealed
and abrogate6 that the Union between the State of Vr
GINA and the other States urdsr the Constitution aore
said is hereby dissolved and that the State Of Vrg
is in the full possession and exercise OF all the rights OF
sovereignty which belong AMI apperain to free akd
independent State Aud they DO further declare that
said Constitution of the United Stat Of America is
longer binding on any of tie citizens Of this State
This Ordinance shall take effect and be act Of this
day. when ratified By q msjority of the votes Of the
people If this State cast at poll TO be taken thereon,
on the fourth Thursday in May next in pursuance Of
sch DUE hereafter to be enacted.
Done in Convention in the city oil Richmond, on tie
,eveateenth day of April in the year Of Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixiyone and in the eighty
fifth year Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A true Copy, JNo l.. EUnANE
Secretary of Convention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
=. no TnE E0IIOKs or rHE DlN-

TO TOE BCl iOfsS OF EHE DtS-
ErA PATCH In looking the papers Of this morun9,
the allowing gentlemen spoken 81 a. and
the city Of Richmond n the next House Of Deleglt
VIZ For the Senate Ne Jddg Robertson p baldwin A.
Morson Fsr the fDsegatts Mes ihomt'H wynne,
y. Haklus, J. D. steger. ~ Lee H, Wynham Robert
son, G A. Myers, and d. J. Saunders
tn all and good sutsern men, and asGH Od
try lines Hurled forever hope) and be evirg that every
voter the city would wish TO vote for CANppATE1
the pan each to decide hos he shall vote
(Saich have adopted myself who shall vote f Ny pan
this Write the Of Jlfge J. Robertson, BALDWIN,
nj Morson separate pieces plpe and put them in
hat and other draw OF the hat Of
sp and the the slip drawn for him
In The write erent slips OF ppper the OF
wyn.e, HAskns eyer, Lee H Wyndh Robertson, Myers
ers other person In the way, t.
draw three ofthose SILL paper and the thereon vote
hem House fDelegres BIZ adopting this course
more ye sDRq friends sag wonder b. @,
against Il will st fuhe sh0,o and rore that there
party feelings In virginia but SOUTH IRTH
Richm,n = May 22I, ls6l. Virginia.
my23 lie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

COsN-Tse stock Of corn new IN this market is very
heavy al d l. weud De advis be for farmers who may
be pref airing to further supplies withhold them
for the presen NOwts ndiug the abundance OF
the retailers OF meal are charging prices FOR
tina. indispensable article We viii qlre into this
t,r AMI report in day two. Country b,eon judging
from the advertisements seems 10 be as plentiful As
corn vet tie e is lizzie no eba.emeut il prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
rE1EaRAMs-
RON MAS IINGrON.

ALEXANDRIA. May 90, 1851.
The President and Cabinet are united in se1tmeni
upon the measures which the Government should adopt
in case England France recognise the Confederate
States War IL the inevitable consequence
This mornings Tribune says, RumoIs of an attack
on HArper's Ferry or elsewhere in Virginia, are un-
funded"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

FcE GLOUCESTER PoISr.-In our notice yesterday, Ct
the Howi zer emp, the rame Of the Chsrlsin Rev.
T1o7. Ward Viii e. VS. misp-iC'ei F. w White. NJ
vi e expects To visit the detachment ~ Gloucester
Point IN day or two and will che rfuly take letters
pack gss INTENDED for the m'mbcs stationed Ut tia {
pace Il left az Nes,rs. j. WoOdhoue n Co.'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

THy MEcNLENrrEG TReor.-This large and splendid
troop Ct cavalry commanded by Capt Thos. D. Goode,
the reprcseuaty. Of 'cklerblrg in the Convention,
passed through Richmond, Yesterday, their way to
A.hlard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

SNAIL NcTEs The run upon the City Chamberlain for
small notes astonishing Ese.y Gay Lis counter i, be-
segsd by crowd Of applicants and he and his assitrt
a., kept busily engaged ia s-ppIyiug tse demand To
notes handed bv sheets and tie receiver cuts
them sp4rt az his convent, nee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

MAr]ts CoUEr.-Y,s.erdAy, James HOg,n, for being
drums and disOrdery, and asailing Budget Moore was
sent the ebaa-s for sixty days He bad only been
re.5as, f. ON I'll Two DAYS
Aut1n Cas- lot i, yacraut sent here rem Caroline
COUNTY. wss co nmitted 70 Ill ioy the present
N. d. HOge fined 5 for allowing a goat TO 90 a
h-ge The MAYOR is determined TO prevent these AMI
m as from aunoy;rg the community.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

Tux ELycuoN OF members Of The Legislature trk~s
place to-day. Tn number Of eau6ilaie7 is suici'n'lr
lsre, aHo-j a selection aid trust that other
vi b. m de. As it i sa,e mlxm that CG &C should
neither be s'i declined voters may safely dis
criminae in svor Of candidates who aIe governed by
this prucipls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

ports Of themes favcrabl obara er fOm this company
During the mare from Norfolk 10 Sewelrs Point and
blck agar, Sunday last, aggregate distance OF
eighteen lies the company maintained ts high military
reputation. Not ore OF them va, overcome BY fatigue,
though tley walked through the rain over muddy
road
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

CoSucrsp-A young man named Carte, indicted for
forging the Of Lawrence Nar,e to an order ior
pair Of b)ots va tried in Judge LYONS court er
d,v found guilty ard sent to the Pcnitertiy for two
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
UNIVERSITY az VIRGINIA..

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
INHE Fs-utv x proceed the 5h Of Ju next appoint
stae students IN vacancies which viii eii st the close
OF the prescott session the fooung Senatorial Districts
III Norfolk ana Princess Anne
sus eN, south Amptoa and Greersyile
VI City OF Peterson and Prince George
VII D.n siddIe, Amelia md hrrnswck
VII phatan Clmb- land and Che te'heid
X Luneaburg Nottowsy and Prince EDWARD
" Campbell and tppomsttox.
WI HsLog.r and Hsnrcl
NIX Gl1u ester MEtheSt and MD lcscX.
NNu Caroline ard Sp7ty vsrs
NAuI stafford. lng Geo gs snd Prnee william.
XVI Rauqu..y and bar pahSnncrk
NNVTt Nadisor cclpsper, ORANGE and Greene
MIX Louisa GOSchland sni FGyahna
Xxx NeSoc, Amhert. and Buckingham,
NNNt J.fsFscn ard B-Fxr ey
NNNff HamP hire Ha-ey ead d75san
NNNIv Rhrnand1sS a.d PzgG
NNNYt AsgpS'a
NNYl I bath Highisai and RotS1Tligs
NNNNUf Dr. e-N ~, Ali hlny, Roarose Sni Craig
NNNIN Carroll II - Gfsys0u, MonE msfy ard laski
MN scott; lee Russell ard u Sc
NLVT Phc ie ptilfltgU, HARRISON Pl ant anil Nocd,
XVIII U9shur B,rbcur Lewis Gme Randolph aad Tucker.
brooke Hauro,k and Ohio
T p~sdo, for e 4 designed for the benefit Ct
r-o ,us veu- M who's pee insufficient 10
60 ~ ti-e .Tpe,fe OF collegiate education The OF
p7en {. FOR two years The ueaciNy exempt rom ares
r ratulNion 70 and tuition, bot Is chargeabt fer
oi UAstnc tir ard rghs and text booss Apple al rs for
a,poin ent accompanied testimonials of chArA-ie cApacy
md eclnisrv cc'doo, 81 lnd b. sdtsesed 10
The .abs,rlbe- "UuysI.lty Of Virginia :. MAUPlN,
r,9.-elr, Chairman THE Faculty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

err N,pE DErvs Yesterday, We visited Mr.. POlsers
mlic SCR, the cOra,r Of Broad and oh streets and
Witnessed he operation Of drum Masking All the ma.
trrt except the tin are produced made here. The
drums cons ruced by Mr.. PolStr only equal TO-
but our opinion superior those obtained heretofore
from Yankee land. We refer both TO durability and
on ity Of the usd This is entirely new branch Ct
Manufacture tor the South, and that Mr. POlssr
vii meet With ample encouragement He IS prepare
to make drums OF any size Will friends Of the psess
men ion this enterprise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

Tx FAM GRoUsns The ladies repair, in large num-
bers every afternoon TO the Camp OF Instruction
the Hermitage Fair Groui d. where the First REGIMENT
OF this city and several others eucamped The dress
parade whch takes place balls past o'clock. z. " is
0lte interesting sight The Frst r. gment band PER
forms the review music and as marches doSn the line
aud bsck sgsin al eyes turred 10 Drum or Pohle
w-os hr lsnt uniform, stately step, aud skliul gyra
ton Of IN bsoD render bin the cyuosure Of the Occa
.fnu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
URLOOvSuURYy, eOR SALE.

NBLOONS80RNO FOX ~ Lib. ,
TINE undersigned orers Tor TRACT Or LAM cameo
Bloomsbury. IN Capeper county about three niles roe
Brandy station, eonnng Hundred Acres AdJoin us
lately sold BY wm Msssrs Wise aud Kennedy, and
ne ands OF G Q. BeskhAln Or. @ T @ and Vim Pfc
This situated ueshborhood remarkably adapted 70
wheat and The Badings rather DID, but
ui repairs vii be sufficient FOR the eoorta le
odaon q fairly PeTsoes desrous Of purchasing invited
sxamlne We Win merely thai
alsays eOnssd o. Tie ssai fArns In his neigh
.orhooa uspeciaiis FOR xheA-
Terms VII be made nmodatne
for further nornaon, Apply 70 iohn Slaughter near Way
e-.,--f~rss. ' y ~ - \ JOHN ELAUGlffER
$500 HILL O bRArfo9n
InKHKsTSE9 CkNnL Hs,-xe h.li q. =, ,sis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
yETATER or TIE
W RooEsIlDeE ALpa SYRINGE, Va,

WATER S SscH THE ALUM spa,res, VA,
BOTTLED AT THE sPgtNGG
The un5ergred have constituted the house Of Puo IADs T.
% Druggs Richmond GENERAL AGENTS for ne UNITED
States and TIE CONFEDERATE STATES Of AMERICA.
The reputation this water, medicns! agent Is establish
ed In Virginia and many pats o. the souh, shd Rapidly
-,t.bished tat T. Is ne Of Che few MIheral Waters -oh will
transportation snG that has been kept nom two to ave
years a without apparent damage either to It's TASTE or ne
medical qualities,
The ruSay charitable cures performed BY It ia DysgePae,
hroHc DTrhgd and Dy'sattY tnch'c LsSr D;td,e Serb
Compidn Bronchitis Plss &c. have attracted the attention Of
the eminent medical in every section Of The county
Cartwright OF New Orleans, says In truth Know OF no
Europe America rich in medical substances thst
OF Rockbridge ALUM eprings." -
Dr. Moornsp resident physician s, the White Sulphur 1T
matter of no little importance that the public should he fully
psed Of the remarkable efficacy Of the Roebdge waters IN
strenuous diseases especial y Thew have long stood
orr rrofiop and never waters has remedy
found that deserves the name Of specific for their cure
Our pamphlet hsd with letters Of the eminent physl
clans clsrgymen LAWYERS and all classes OF our
certify e personal knowledge and experience OF the virtues
Of this water.
boiling transportation they cona3Cry believe win enable
them henceoh FULLY and promptly TO meet the steadily growing
demand. -. 49,
CAUTIcN-The unprecedented success Of this Mineral Water,
not only by the visitors who have thoage
tith but by nvsds their dpn homs has naturally had
the eject bring into tn TarKe ~ some extent other waters
be ring similar Therefore persons who Wish TO use is
nd whis trade VIM In AL cases pro-
care their supplies through the house OF PURcE LADp Co., by
also they will be furnished with The proper ceTncates and
The su PowDErs or MASS being residusry salts
ssce 10 resin he medical virtues water to
ceent substitute the 1t seat with entire safety by
and remote points, where the water cannot eay be
For iui particulars. SCI pamphlet,
W. viii and the pnmpet postpaid on application by letter.
.dSIs. s iSD0 ' FRAZIER RANDOLPH PcprFSfs,
plStoIlcs, Alan Springs,
nscsbrdse county, Va, or to
.p5-en Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

oHARLorrE CoURT HOUSE. VIRGINIA.
Couvss- Charlotte Praes EisaFd. AP7OAtOI Eseklea-
lar. - L.p~nburr myi2-ly