davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-31
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S ....-
Pull MONIC WATERS

THE Original Medicine established in 1887, and fir
Of "PURMoNIc WAEERs, in this or any other country
all other Pulmonic Waters commercials The gent
ne can be known by the name BRYAN being stampe
n each WAFER.
B,yan's Pnlmonic Waters
Relieve Asthme, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
Brysn's Pahnonic Waters
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chests.
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
Bryan's Palnoaic Waters
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
Brgan's Palmonic Waters
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are adapted for Vocalsts and Public Speakers.
Bryan's Pulmomic Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures.
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without o box of
... Bryan's Palmonio Waters
in the house.
No traveller should be without q supply of
TO. Bryan's Palnenc Waters
in his pocket.
No person will object to give for
Bryan's Palmonic Waters
Twenty five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, New York
Sold by J. B. Dougherty, Muscatine, and all good
druggists everywhere. [Nov9, so
ADVERTISEMENTS for the Weekly Jour
IAL should be handed in this morning
,efore ten o'clock,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-31

MEETING AT EDG1NGroN ILL.-There was an
enthusiastic turning out of the people at the
Union meeting in Edgington, Rock Island
county, ILL.,, last Saturday. Over 5000 people
were present, including three uniformed COM
panies-one from Edgington, one from Buffalo
Prairie and one from Millersburg. A volunteer
company from Illinois city was also in atten-
dance. A liberty pole, ITO feet high, was
raised, amid the firing Of a national salute Of
"a guns. A very elegant address was deliv-
cred by Judge Wilkinson, Of Rock Island.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-31
GROCERIES,
RAGS WANTED.

N BI have lot of from years old Liquors. consisting
Brand Rye Bourbon Monongahe la and Irish Whisky Gin etc.
which wish close out will secheap for cash
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-31
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
For any one Wishing to Engage in the
BOOT & SHOE TRADE.

will sell at low prices and favorable terms the
stock of goods belonging to tn estate of the late Chas
Nealey The stock amounts to about six thouss nd dol
lars comprising first rate assortment Of Boots Shoes,
Leather Shoe findings, Gloves and Saddlery Hardware
will also rent for year the store formerly occupied
by Mr. Nealley 1t built and fitted expressly for
Shoe and Leather Store and is of The best loca
! tons in the city, Ii. w. MOORE.
Muscatine, May 2, '61 DAWN. Administrator.
nSIowa City Republican please insert for two weeks,
among new advertisements and send bill to this Office.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-31
q. C.. CLlun.
HENRY W. PERKINS,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office, Masonic Block, Sec.
"A ond street, Muscatine, Iowa. [my Q, 81. dawtf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-31
LIST NO. 4 At 40 CENTS.
COMMERCIAL.


MUsIATlNE, Thursday, May 30-p.M.
Wheat has declined about 10c during theIweek we
quote Soc to-day, with sales at &C. Farmers
should bear in mind that they get nothing but good
money for their produce in this market.
The crops looked better at this of the
year than ut present.
FREIGHTS, &c.
The following the freight and passenger tariffs Of
the Northern Line Packet Company from this point to
the ports enumerated below
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-31

vB John McGreer Keeps the best OF Lime,
from Sugar Greek kilns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

NEw YogK, Dec. 3l.-The steamship Kan
CARGO. with Liverpool dates t., the l9th inst,
arrived here to-day.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. l9ti..-rhe sales Of cotton
for ;..c week amount to l33. 600 bales, closing
buovan,, aud ! higher. in consequence Of the
American news. The sales of the last two
DAYS amount to 81, O01 bales, Of which specu'
la,ors and exporters took $4,000 bales. Bread
stutls quiet, with an adsancin: tendency. AL
grades have slightly advanced. Wakefield "
Nash. report -four firm at an advance OF id
Wheat has advanced I'd; Corn has advanced
cd, q l.. Beef and Pork are dull. Bacon
heavy. Lar,l, sugar ard coffee are quiet. klce
is steady. isns;I, aud turpeut'ne are dull,
Cuasois 93l a 93s for account, tx. DIVIDEND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
i!EIlgHiHDiSE.
ANOTHER MEN Norzi u.", .snit<H,

TIERS riA%uS.
.t-ORCESrGES riANOS.-I!t.." !.A:.oa
~ lar" stun! the i-~. 81! - .!.uy "-Irs.-@" -.
that thy hardly need = word o: c.cDm...uf 81
now. For TIE better part o: = generation :t"S hue '.r"i!
constantly before Tie public; all NJ i'r'f". 81. $50 :.'f,
pr"ri!: ~ tIri: stability and Con-taHc%, -" s..H All,
which they ara constructed. For dura,.lt" 'r' r"s' tn
c"e"css an' uniformity "f WORK, a'.i t.: 'Tt"'rur" r
Francs, iars- planes ma" well c!"i.islr. '"rt!'"'!ii'H.-
W. n"ow Instruments 81 Mr. Worcester :"Tm ";;, :hl:
have borne the t:,!:4"..nss u larra :"a:-. all. rcc!"tl -
p"r!"", Il: tone and IN f'Hil Is ia ,hri- Grs: estate. fGa
number ;a.rc ~ TIL. !ic;nrv is lar."i" 'a::rH--l 'rnGa
"raF 20 y"Ir.- fs"w The -I,lC irra .aD.. -ia".ri.a:',
!IH -."F-hsH.". .-.',
JG5 EE T:!c'!." H!fE T~;&::EESE::.s':
III g =.
A!.n: ! PIANOS .-"- ar" a.,i"1i-! to ~ ;iic"- :cr in
m-,aa:iun IL r":ar. >" he h"si ma.er "I rigac fn";rs.
rcai"r tncM;ic- ~, l" award tie Ta:Gl o.. superior MART 10
him. For rir:anrc Of iaish, al! durability OF material,
AMI the c!cin.ri. :i:"t cat"r into H." musical qualities Of 4
Grst-raie instrument, !r. Worcester IS tSarpas.r,l-l."sr-
f"rh tom. -idrt"'sssr. h.h. =, i.'g.
!" cEar" in many wars ani 1t rH.2y Zines r~r--+.-i "U-
"I!:iina strongly III frai." al hmrr.cIa IGrcliuica.i AT. An!
:: Fr.rii VI, - HE extensive p!a"n r.E::: .cfrsy ": !l":.t-
10 Worcester las strengthened; ;aIt ";..I.rr, ,ud "- are
veil crHv:Err.: ;t.I: II. the :nr,irUcticE .. ,ir-. U..u.!.G!
INSTRUMENT, W ::lr:!Can- are rvaiir:. Il rrf rNce.iin:,
EGru!ctE.. il- Philharmonic $"cie'v, Tie most -cirat;hc
musical snci.:T IN tts cnunt"r. ss- "nrr"-I-r'S pianos 1T
their -ft!i concerts. sc :.Iy" had one in constant Ese .D7
III" las ~ year, And !:.i ~ a:'miii.":jur IL ricarE"sS or
-wr":'cs. e; tore : :. J. Er!",s., -B,L'ci -. !s.y.
sm constantly ~sunri!-! with . iui! assortment; n! NJ.
Worcester : Ctt.irG Flames, t4l .!.a!lI be most iaEnY ia serve
rae i'i.h',r %ii'i u" i'r.:!irs;rU:n=:.t-, II the iowrsI prices.
Sor"" :. MORRIS, HunEs-il.r. -. Main =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
From South Carolina.

Tie Arsenul token by .SouM Carofi"a Troop
.ArcrsrA, Dec. 3p.-The troops took posse
sion Of the Arsenal ut Charleston to-day. Col
tanning ;lraiy ,horSand aruIs and tnIl'tar
stores. :
The military preparations are actively an
zeal"usiv progressing. Volunteers FROM SIEVE
raj Southern States have rendered their service
10 the Governor cf South Carolina; anon
them are citicrrs "f the army and navy, an
West Point graduates. Capt. S. NJ. Morgan
Of Tennessee, has also offered his services, an
,hey have bceu accented.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
One Day LATER from Europe.

New YORK, Dec. 3l.-Ti'e steamship Nortl
American, from Liverpool, with dates /" thu
2u,h December. arrived here to-day.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 20.-Ihe weekly reports o
the cotton inaihc. states the sale of 81. QUO bale:
u spectators and 5000 Ia exporters. The
steamer tcwS irniu the United States, and The
peace in China, have caused an advance of /
in cotton. The market is buoyanl anu active
The estimated SKIES Of Friday reach l22,00(
bales, Of which Spectators and exporters tool
1000. The market closed firm. The stock II
mort amounts to $4,000 bales, Of which
Jos. 600 are American. BreadStutiI arc firm
and y, grad demand. Provisions are quiet
Corn las IN advancing tendency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
From Washington City.

WAsnlSe7oS, Dec. Silt is currently re-
ported that Gen. Scott is acting Secretary of
War. Gov. Thomas Of Maryland, Secretary
Of the Treasury, has resigned.
The Revenue Cutter, Harriet Lane, has lett
for Charleston, with sealed orders.
Mr.. Benjamin in a speech, in the Senate to-
day, i~ntiinated that this would he the last day
Of the last session of the United States Con-
greSS. :.
Doubts are expressed i'll high quarters, il
ever hereafter either House will have Il quo
rum. The general opinion is, that to-day 5
proceedings arc Il tinalitr OF the Republic OF
the United States ri America.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
South Carolina Sovereign Conycnt5o,

CHARLESTON, Dec. 3l.-The President stated
that the question before the body yesterday, on
going into s""r"t session, was 4 resolution in
relation to i. removal OF tho lighthouses and
buoys.
Mr.. Chestnut moved that the Convention 70
into secret session, which motion was adopted.
1t is said, on the authority Of the Chairman
of the Engrossing Committee, that the Coaven.
ton will DC occupied in secret session princi-
pally until its adjournment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
ROCK SPRING ACADEMY,

BRUNSWICK CULNTT, ~NIKHINIA.
rsIIIE exercises Of this School will h. resumed on iha lst
a Monday in September next, ani continued nntiiihr lst
Of July, ISL, with Hi inlernissiOn OF two wccss a. CEr:si-
mas. Having associated iny brother Digs royner. i r.
cent graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute, with ns
In Ihs management, Of the school, | can confidently assurc
the public that il. advantages will he greatly multiplied
The higher Mathematics and the English branches will re.
ceiye particular attention. while the classics will NOT he
neglected. lruciica. lessons In Surveying, &c. will he Civ
en- in the field: and no effort will be spared 10 make The
School wnr,hy Of public confidence and patronage. y
street, set kind, di.:iplin: vii! he firmly enforced, and the
military feature will be adopted ~ FAR IS practical. As Z"
the Qualifications az my associate, refer IN Col. r. u.
Saith and The Faculty generally "f the Virginia Sih'.ri
Institute. For further Particulars apply for u circular.
THRN>-Fnr Session &c ten months. hal; payable is! Jam
uary:
French .yira 81
r,,rT.h hr,nrL.s 80.
Board, including every ih;Es........ ............ti2 '
ID I. ruYSUR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
ThC MarKcts.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3l.-IIoward Street and
Ohio Flour So 90, City Mills SIS. Whoa, is
firm; rcd 81 coal so, white 3oal Go. Corn is
steady; new yellow G2a63c. Provisions arc
tirmer; mess pork SlG11. Coffee steady at ia
lSc. Whiskcy nominal at ~ cts.
New YORK, Dec. 2~l.-Stocks, at noon TO-
day, were better and quiet; New York Cen
trails 1854.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

NEGRO HIRING & GENERAL AGENCY

fiNHE subscribers have been engaged for the last rhir, ~
\ years, IN the ABOVE business. and can, with conf renee,
OYER Their services 10 all persons having Business in ;Lrir
Ane, Tor the ensuing year. They also attend 10 The sales
OF Real Estate and Negroes, publicly and privately and
upon sales made through their s.rncy, whether public or
private, only one commission will be c:a! s.d- ,hu, Gcin.
the commission charged by all the nuc;ionccrs.
The office rooms being large. negroes sen, to them Tor
hlEe, Will not suler by exposure IL the weather, Is mr:y
DO during The hir!n. season, who are sent TO the city Tor
hire, anh who are not thus provided with good and sufficient
shelter. they have also provided ample accommodations
Tor them at night, and with board, At i MODERATE cost,
until they are hired oG;.
In cases OF sickness they Zee shat every atirniion Is psid,
employing their cwn family physician, rxc.p, whr,, som.
otheris preferred by the owner.
7. VI. TA:D & son,
Dec ~25-djtcit Olrr rnl.r ia. FyrI,s no.. tIo,.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
fstsGi5A:pSSE,
4 Il ~PixxI&i.

- I :fr 4 Il .. I u (,
MISUNDERSTANDING IL FOREIGN FRUITS AhH III
Fu:t: ~ 1.E;CiI CGNFEGrI0NAEIi.-,
tESPEtriL.f aiIs III" attention % merchants "f
Re NirclriSDTt'1 ruIina, anI Tcnnc-.cc, t. hi+ large
stock. wiiclt is ~ r,cr.riH: T"r ;hr ":,icr :r..!r. u.
part "i wt' s. r!r blowing sun5s:
ad"l Whoa i II hox"- I:aislu.
:|p na:u:i u. 8 Mas" 81 al EiniS
l,0hp hra,-Wyra fiv.
~ casEzant, 5lrrdat-
3nu hoNrCi.r. & trans. parent
l,0n0 half nj qGdrF boxes Slrdirrs
- 'sn1cWOrc fcrs!irc aIl other kinds Gi SAUCES
81 .m. oli:e9
~ Ito. tn.s 81 AMI yellow ;iuck C.niy
80 de-. ars Isur!y Peaches
81 10. tusci Nils
~ i~rai3a;rs
l0 dCzti'ort Ync, pure juice
l0 10. rrnf Brandy
30 dp 1ur, Mine
200, QUO Cj ), OF GErrc,: grades An! prices. ranging
frotIa - per thousand
Ny extra !nei Cnrly l., manufactured dni!y in large
quantities. l:ose rrelIasinS can always get the abuv.
ARTICLES lrciIld goo, and they can be bought as cheap n
nj Tie E"ril" rnprt.ta. Cali aud rxlm:n" at
JUAN vlZXI.;IS,
iIcc - Va. l2r Main Street, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
:. RED DoLLAHs Efas 60

NIH"s' . ICE The .Ist FcUTNIFE ~, "ES 80.
/i@ SJACKsoN. Henry - $2 ysaTs S!1' h tsh'
m u.s..e; Mont 10 pounds, and has lost p front tooih.
he is q very good plantation blacksmith, and handy At
ANYTHING you put him AZ, and works lefi.handed-has a
pleasant countenance VIXEN spoken 10 By strangers. Jack.
sou Is ~ or 81 years old, brown or unprecedented and
weighs about $50 or 100 pounds; Is about , feet ~ or ii
Iuch.s high, has rather a short walk, and II he haS shnc.
they are very apt 10 be run over outside.
l will pay The ahore reward Il said slaves are delivered
10 me ia Chambers county, Ala, ei:hfmilss west Of Oak
Iowrry. or | will pay SlDJ for information 80 ! get them.
L. II. DOUltTTLE,
NJ, 20 -rurGpn nIt noarry Chambers Co. Ala.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
RIcIIMoND- ,EMUALS.r < y FOURTH,

TVTETs' FoF"T
A, NJ. DCPCf, A. NJ. -.......:;....:. ."hscifAt-
ys,IlE next session Of this Institution Will cOIumrrcc IN
the j.: Of October, l.G0, and will terminate On the 10th
June, i>Gl.
III. Principal will be aided, as heretofore, 10y Il well sc.
lrctrd corps OF Assistants, who, wi.a their ability Inj cNp".
rieuce, cauuot fail 10 give satisfaction.
The Boarding Department Will be under ;hc management
OF Mr.. and Mrs. uupuy, assisted by Mrs. Mary Il. CaSsc.s,
fJrracrly Of Savannah. They alone will reside In the semi.
nary with the young ladies, and Will exercise IL pIrsntd!
care and control over those committed 20 their chgrsr.
Til. success which has attended this rlJrt 10 establish In
the city Of Richmond \ Female Seminary OF the first class
has encouraged the PRINCIPAL 1" provide more anllc ac-
COMMUNICATIONS for :he next session. The buildings are not"
helm. :ular sct, and important qualifications. ~ll he Iiai"
in them, which will add greatly 20 their convenience an!
comfort. The lodging rooms al large and we'll ventilated.
and no; NOR. than from twn to four boarurr- will crcir.y
one room. The Recitation Rooms will h- we'll arranged tor
the accommodation u; The pupil.
TEi,IS For NINE MDEIEiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
yixoo CoT"COS E.aEDS!!!

FOR SALE or ENtiIAHhE FOX HE"Ho'"'
ys1fIE undersigned proposes 20 Sell, or "Nc'ith:t l"'
Negroes, from t,0Jb To d ,ruJ acres ~: the h"e=' cotton
LanL- il, ;hc YaEoO VALLEY. Some o: :h"-: Lands ~ W
cultivation with Steam Mill ana ;!ns-c:hcrs are dcadeteu
and can i- easily Improved.
These Lands are In the richest portions o; 1890 atG
Washington C0Iatics-arc easy 81 access, anu convenient
10 navigation.
J. T.. Andersen Il Co, rr-drgAr Iron Wo!is. i.lchElo;'d' Va
And ,,Y address }. ". BARNETT, or
II. LAWRENCE,
v,-,, r,v HfS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
.'EGi'. =. Ti:E.SGI::a
LiA;2 (j-:.

A. EFE - " J., SNFE 500 I|f-'F.' '~.-''
'6HrGUSD
g7ogt Restoring. gray 6::.irio H., aal color
& ri,',Gi: GT-!"E.
Fer Preventing. -:a:i:lr:. a"i c"ai"' :, vh'"
there j. tine ."as: particle o: ,i'st.l: q. E'r"l.ra' '"sa.
"-sr remaining.
FOR Removing A"fi-f aa: n,TI,:"I!' aa' 49,
cutaurOm- affections % lhr ScItJ.
For 5sraut;fyi.. tS,r -s3.T, w'~r..'"'" g tTnii-
.lral.rd gloss .Gh GrliHaurS, i1h.;.- 500 "I"- ''"' 20
it, texture, and c@u>i"" i!'a ruFj ~rs'iT.
This prcnIra:i0n cirans.srae h"rt Iss.Lp '-ra ',i.
Jrr:I and other cu,aH"nGS .I."'-c-, ra...r IN" lt'H .r
l.xur!an;iy, str:nc.i."L!a. lgr .ngi5 80. saaa. '"'
grov'h 70 tHGsr parts which have hcc'N' H'tt Il.
IL to lid y fresh COVERING of hair. I, "E.ga- U-.f ;.'-
vent; r." hair lrom tIruin- cray ant! ;a .aia. '"','n'
life. a.i IL case wh"r. n: haiT i"- .,IT--." '.-"-' 70
color, the use Of The iHyi,Gri'dr vii! With rc.i.!.5 i"'i.' r
Il to "a original lu-, .iyil. ! q Iiss CLOS "I.'...t,=-
a. q u.rcuT. 90 the f"iir' sad i. ita,. Restorative as it1
,ici:!ar!y recommended. hacirg aa '"r,"',ia 'iIfa"'''
aaI :hc grca; Gacilt.t. IL l.yrIs "a 'ltr-=!.: 80 p -'-..'hr"
:hu great demand for J, - 10" ladies' ~ " S'"tii+' . 49,
ariel. which, none onytt to bc si'hcr', ~ ~ i".s ".@'"
/, urh.u tie reach 6: All, being "S:i 80 ceaii q rI'i1,''
be- had 1T ali respectable D:c:gis aai i,.';cia.@
l.. MILLER wnUl! cal! .he attention ai Faro '' '''i
dian. 10 the U.s.. VI b, lnvi-gr.t1t = ss."' VIE 49,
Irc:l's hair incline. 70 br ;'.aS, "-s-I-s 10 i+"-''--.. ':
4 good head Of haf@. &C.,
WL,l.,a.. Drpot =; ~ S- ? and sod ~ ~ -
nri.cip.l Merchant, aaG D:us-.sir I.."l' .aH' ~" "a'"-.
L,hgra. discount: 20 purchases 20. -ea"'.
-" a!-5 h"-.rc 70 :-'-.a' 'n" i'"s'i'a..
%rw AID IuarnT.9 ";'aM::%"I.
!.!uIlI HAIR DYE.
-.i.i, ,G.- vf,r- 81 5c'-Gt.Hs experimenting. ! n-Er
..rn.pi :, ID. -:-r.iur. 4. H"-s LiBca ser G.."a .--.a-. r.,
,gi.an,, irj:r" - ,h"' !.- o' sf1a-wa-rif,ri -" 'r.: -
I ,i-rr -; :.,c ..ni!a r%.te"c". iiicr OK - cruit
n.s.u; =" Dey ,'rcc;r Jew t":n. s"r; '~iS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
Alabama In Favor OF Co.opera1ion

MONTGOMERY, Dec. 3l.-Thc "Confcdera-
ton" says that a majority of the Convention
OF that State are in favor Of cooperation. ten
to fifteen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
prK. r. N.-THE MINUTE MHDICiSE

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is truly u minute Medicine,
for It VIII cure 10 minutes diseases that other remedies Re.
quire hours and days TO effect. and will relieve the aycuis
NC pam OF acute and inhdInmatary Diseases In seconds,
when all other remedies fail altogether.
RAnwAYS READY RKLIEF should he kept In the house rs
from u sudden conhugra,ion. hundreds die from sudden
attacks OF diseases that one dose Of it would cure. Persons
subject to Fits, Cramps, Spasms, Bilious Coles, &C., should
be able To reach IL tho instant they are Seized. Taken du.
ring The hrst ague chill it may prevent a second. II i. The
great antdote TO pain, whether arising from external or IN
ternal injury, or from 4 suddeu malady. Eevrrs originating
IN sudden changes OF Temperature or unwhoicsume vapnrs,
are repealed before they have obtained n hold upon the sys.
TEN, By Its hygelan operation.
TsADWAA'S REGULATING PILLS
Purge, regulate and Invigorat- nj The same time. Within
six hours they relieve the bowels, aaect the secretions, Hight.
ell the feeling OF oppression 1T The pit Of the stomach, caused
by indigestion, and reader the circulation Of The blood cqa-
Able. Thus they cure C0stivrness. iiiI!JusucSs, Congestion,
Headache, Flulttrings Of the Heart, Nervousness. Ilystc.
ria, Female Complaints. MAldrious Fvvrrs aud disorders ui
the digestive, scrretive and disclarSing organs. Administer.
ed as Ii Spring %cathartic, they p; the system in a hea!,hy con.
diiion FOR tie Summer campaign, and a., they uouri.h III.
stead or weakening thu system, may be given safely to
patients whose stamina has been exhausted 10y sickness.
RAILWAYS RESoyATIAG HESnLvsST d~isiLfacts and ncni RAJ
Lies the dsrascL blood, d"pri. lDg L Of the carruI.;ny
principle which ,ngendrrS Tubr-c!rs on The Lur.s, Iron.
chitis, Quinsy, Running Sores. Cancers, Salt llrum, Fry.
slaelus, lnGamaucu Of the eyes and all kinds Of Erup,ion--
Iunors, and cischarRing sores. In The secondary SypIi.
lis. Scroiulous disorders, and all hereditary, clronic, and
constitutional maladirs, il ovcrcoEies aud rradicates the
insidlous causes Of the disease
Railways Remedies are sold hy Dru ,gIsts everywhere.
RAILWAY & co, % John street, y. Y.
PURCELL, LADD& Co., and JOHN 7. GRAY, Druggists,
Richmond, are the general Wholesale agents for the Siuto
OF Firginin. and will supply the trade at the New YorS
prices. Jan i--LGwlu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

Mi.so TGr9ES .%o :nI: %~%::=5E::,
C0HL IuGI.iilf.
yGNllES save mn"gy w sNT:Hr '.,t; saw .''', "'- i'
4 creas. your c-m.:o-5 81 ~. sam. ii-". hF = "-"i'I
HEATERS, RANGES aEG s;vy"S x Tie .-t.s. u.i mai
.rpro""d construction.
The ";i:.or Gas rGru.ri w"r1's to Rooms Nh '""
scutlic u coal. and r"Y"r i,>ra a-c.
tn" Portable Crate J. 3u'a c"rrr:-. 'ia 'cn..'
stove. solt ~ m, "a sa:s pa, :"T"fct 81 ''r-- B" sE-
chang: for new.
80 $cconGL.ad Stores soil cAnau.
Also. ri.mhiag. ';as r:..mr .rt IN W.rf 'ra
despatch. n. tie "Gr:cr"cr s'r",i s.ryc >tnEr, "'r'i'''
Row. E!rhmom!, 81.
* terms cash. CDR l. ..""-.ir
lMn tn-LN..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
yAaU..ai: EsrsTym =, c.:AHE.o:.H
- = . . =

KUN ssfh"
r1ifE uct.r,i.rri. L.. iac GrtrrmiHrf! - I1ufe :"dth'
tiers :,r sale liz NEi:Y VARIABLE i.G:'F, j;
the county o; Chariot. .yi"; on III" ~at's: 81 ~" "".i5
Fork, just above. aaI on the ~a'"r. .. 'hr ''el""'"' .as'
Mellow the confluence ri III i"u HIrctiH".
Tht, irac. I. locate! wi:!i. i.r"a HDt = 'fa'' ni,c- =
Mos,ia. Ford yepci. On lie Sis"laoad amt ta""...c :.l..-
ROAD. all contains 2l.o;., l.w"r acrr-, e.; "hish ep'@!t":thiy
oyer .l acres are f!sirEtC bottom .IAr, 'nsG'HT,''' ia
capacity Of production. .nh IL iachiF 81 'i.i!'"t.,"'" ~
| amy in the county. Tic nliu"t"l !NhI ! comparatively ~
emp: from uyrTilp", sad inu acrc' are ''ti'r" 'S"':'- "'-'
wafer By Is like, wiiic.. l. @cT, " at :i''" cS''' ~. '""''
"I.ti ,Lr exception q! /! G~,i.". aor.e, .. .0:5er it,.
prOvemSL;S ac:r->ar: ac ,arCi!cH', au': !" """! repair.
THIS plan'ation /, widely S"o"n Sc, rr1.irh"h'e iT. ~"
production o! i'm" shipping 'D"""ro, ~ EE i#!tr' 'a: i.g
pas; Zen years vii! fully attest i.sH.to cody h.
:incH>Lci n IL wheat c.o.:, ttG. t>"rn -. ,i;l! b "".;
ever !: grown in His portion OF he s..ir.
such al opportunity i'- .avcs''aeH: IL real estate -.r.s
orcTss. ana 10 .IosG u. vast 81 ..ai - ' 80. -af'.A.at 90s-
sc.-iac 81 ih" adraiiag","f s""i itgt' a-i refined a''!
iu;e.:t"": society, | WI! take gsr"' pleasure ln Showing 80
rr".i.r..
T~xE:..-..s / an fully determined 20 Iii. : "li 4a.,d9
terms ca': rni accommodating '1@ cuH! rra a'r'ls 0!
10 me viii BE- profanity answered. ana re;"rrar' c4I!' "ai
- ,ics,s=. ti.rc::. 4 .."hsaa, E5t"iau",i, -.
VIZ T.. GRE.
Aug 9-"oi'. >.oss;rc Ford. Iisar.D''r Co.. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
nI,Ar KnCk uE:,HALH NEsNINiwN.

FS1iIE next session of this school ALL cpniahcnc" JhnG.i:
18th, ,S6I, aai c!nse June i::h. Miss +. 7. -rr:t will
continue AS ~ teacher in the ordinary hrancic.. Sic IS
really one or the best | have ever -.cI. Sii.= Fannie l..
lerLari will attend 10 the rnu-ic department &c. She j.:
supcrirr performer on the piHLo and guitar. Term. A.
h.f.tCfnre.
sly address is, Macfa7iani'-, i.unenhur:. Wien notiGc!
Of tie arrival of young ladies at Blacks 4 Whites. n sri;a'
b" conveyance Mil he ready 70 take them 10 NY hoi+".
Der 2l-Gt JNn oh'TAlH, Jr.
liz" Examiner, Chii-titn Advocate, Wing. add Religious
tt,raI; RI rrou,str,l 10 cupv, and givc each six in-rr'tnE-.