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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-21
LIST oFJURoRs FOR JANUARY

LILO Or JOhOhC rOh JAN All
TERM, 1862.
GRAND JURORS.
Daniel S Kramer, Delaware
Edward Toy. Turtut
3 Peter George. Lewis
Robert Campbell, Upper Augusta
5 Henry p. Follmer, Turbut
q William Brindl, Sunbury
Michael Ferstermacher, Lower Mshonoy
Charles y Helfenstein, Coal
. Jacob + Hil McEwensvilie
10 jonathan Klinger. Mt. Carmel
- William Keebsch, Lower Mshonoy
u Freeman w Sober, sbamokin
I3 John w Young, Milton
Ia Henry Sharp. Mount Csrmol
IS Jacob Beck, Sunhury
10 Peter Hsrman, Lewis
II Henry Haas. Upper Mahonoy
le George ktlck, Shamokin
l9 Andrew A Helm. Zerbe
20 Jacob Hofla, Turbvt
2 David Sterrick Northumberland
22 Philip lioir Rush
23 John b Snyder. Milton
% Robert Mccormick, Turbut.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Peter Keefcr. Northumberland
Q Nathaniel I.y,eI Son I,ouor A,susts
2 Emanuel Altman. Turb,tyi,le
a Iar,h Moury Cal
& Henry Gillince, Sb.moti,
6 Benjamin Stcpp, Jackson
7 Cephcs Girtin Turbut
3 Jacob leisenrlng, Shnmokin
@ GEORGE Wbit,ner. Lower Mabonoy
10 Oliver Hoffman, Coal
II William Started. Upper Augusta
~ Johp SNYDER. Lower Augusta
IS Abraham Saryis. Lower Augusta
IA Ceoree II rtou,mon. Jordan
t5 Iohu n SpvJar J,over Auuus,,
l6 George Shall Mount Carmel
II Samue, yennape. ChiiIisousouc
"a Daniel Bloom. Lower Augusta
10 Charles Hoy, Milton
q Georpe FORESTER. Inner Augusta
% Henry / Gaskjns. Northumberland
% William Wilson.
% William Chsr,inc,on. Coal
oS Casper Adam. Sen. Sbamokn
e6 Samuel McNincb. Chilisousoue
81 silas Rumbach. Delaware
2s Tobias X Cauley, Milton
30 Jacob lcisenring, Northumberland
30 Samuel Wagner. Little Mahono,
81 Samuel Linehacb, Lewis
32 Hunter Newberry, Sunburv
80 John II Adams Upper Mahonoy
81 David Everett. Noun, Carme,
rs Elias Emcrich, Lower Augusta
36 William CLARK. Rush
37 Daniel NJ Schwartz. Jordan
81 George Raker. Lower Augusta
40 Isaac Frederick. Chilsquaque
80 David n Lake, Coal
81 Solomon Falrk, Urper Mahonoy
l2 John " Bassler. Sunbu,y
al Samuel Blain. Turbut
~ John Houiz, Milton
As Farnsworth Reed. shamolin
4G Robert T. CamybclI, Rush
AZ Nathan Haas. Upper Mshonoy
4s Andrew Lafi1rly, Lewis.
iii ~ horo'
Charles Kramm. Million
. John w Bucber Suutury
2 Andrew Oyerueck. Tu1bu
q John e I.yiej. Lower Augusta
Henry Treon. Washington
G Reniamin Ueorba,t. Rush
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-21

A correspondent OF the Nashville Courier
writing under date Of the 2lst ult.. states that
the rebel Kentucky soldiers at Manassas are
anxious TO return home.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-21
TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME.

On the seventh Of September 1851, TIE New York
WEEKLY TRlBCNEc mnlenced The twenty ii st ear
at lis eAistencei fhe Daiy Inbune belng months
older aud ii,c .emNr,tIy iIitue somewhat younger.
FnI more than twenty years thls journal ns mbured ~
what Conductors have eii To- he the ui Humanity,
Justice and Freed NJ rudeuvuilng meiurute the cpId'
ui he oppressed and un Tiuuiie, To homer and
courage useful cxet'on Ia whateve sphere, and To pro-
mote BY ul means lhr moral ltei.Sunl and material aG-
v"ccincI "i "ut Gun IL mas aimed !, 'r Ish rather
popular, uud t. esp sc and cnned 10 day the truth
that Others uny nt he " hpg /" accept M Tomorrow.
Ia pursuing this course, nist kes have doubtless been made
and IA III comutrd but, L pmg ~ all things lnclted
teadrIs Ia th,k and judge themselves rather than
adppI bindy our "wnT ,tiI.IS conclusions we ltlIrve
we may iiIly caipn for this Journal the credit Of having
qualified it's readers Ia detect and expose lis
To develop The minds Of The >uuug by ths most
general thlrnuch d prtct,caI Educa,idr aud TO ec,nt
sTiuate Productive industry, through free grants
ui Public Lands tnuciun settlers aud cut',duIs as ais
through the prtec ion =" rinniuFe or peculiarly expse
branches lfuin t"n uliwesn competitions among
the aims IL which lhs arl has adhered through good
aud evil r pnrt and whI"h II sicadasiy cuulueuds Ia
Amrricun patriotism 1nd philanthropy.
As ti the Civil Waf nnw devastating our country,
h,id It tI have uIipmted iu kcbenn more waHton,
wicked ineScusablr, tnn was ever be"reknown-a Re-
brln the interest 4 the few against the naHya Ee.
hion De- guedi 10 raise high tle Nvis u cse ad tighten
the ch,ils ui"ppresslnn. Having dome al! cuu'd with
out u surrender at Eiiul pIncipr 10 uYud tins Wa aud
Witnessed the inbeHrance, nrekntss uHd Ing suffering
with ~ hich tnc Federal Government ught - uvtn It's
irrs we ind IT uur clear duty, wlih Tint uf every
oher c,l- stand t the nation and its fairy chuscn
r,leTs and second with ul energies their efns 10
uphold the Uninn, the Constitution, and the supremacy ot
Tie Laws. And, though the Rebellion las become, thr'
usuTpaii, deception terrorism and spihtIn, iesriIly
sni. we believe the American Republic taT stronger,
aud tar the unanmus earnest Ell ITS of nyal hearts aud
lands WI wsne IT'S overthrow 3ni on all ques'"'s at
rcng the uleci the scope, Hud duration ni the most tN
ulnrImry contest refer Ia those whom The American
renpe huve clothed with hnlhTiy holding UNITY ut pnf-
pose and ul aenn ndispenSahe-n grave grucy
IN crisis ike the present uut columns must he largely
engTussed with hr curret history Uf 'he War for the
Union, and with eurda,ins ui ais more striking nciienis
We shall not h"wevrr, TrWt that attention ~ iiierainfe
tn Foreign Affairs, the Agricultural Progress, Crops
| trust,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-21

Syvuiu's rauoccl has lecn tor than f1'ty yeurs
calculated N trs couniT, and Ia Europe foT rs tNrN-
"!dmy cures, " ln~ ceihcaits 81 NhtN I'Ielthce 10
made a. 'rr u'lua,iuEj uUd HEH"s (wh'th Huy be hnd
gratis urc .Hi3u5i iig ihe Pmnrri v wiIeh give
me particulars tuo i'ghiIu. '"r general pubca
non where l1l LavS o. CU almost t"l,H up win
S-t.ili, u,i ve,- deemed itrCrabic rs PLY ySicins
II has been used nuspltus and pv"te praece ahd h"s
been recon,ueed by he aosi retbated physicils aud
D., Pn.f. E" Sueery, Penn university E"enlinr M.l,
NJ. %, Prof ui Surgery, n. \. tHtVeisLy w. T. 'e-
VI. De P,of. ct phyS.c Penn Uu,versiyi T. fafkr NJ D.,
President C,erc h?slcians Ph'ade'pha; Dr. Del Nauo,
Prof uf Meirur iivsra Juse tauIercp dc lnz r.'t.
of surgery, !.isn"ni } Chg''in ie'nh' tosa C'NrSe
~r Thrmis prnra'u Major Ge.c1Li DlItsh Army Oil
bert Robertson Bu'sh c. rsui observation-disclosures, &c.
The Vuudeftui cues Effected ~ SWAit'S PANACtA
have tur many yeaIs made - an Invaluable remedy The
paracra does contain n'ycuty m any iun, Uud bclnG
uore0t prrfarasn may he g'Fra b. the H-'i ten
The rea price lrs been reduced 70 sl.aa per bottle,
(aontaiu"g ,sg ,al ,sl o r llir. i'' 81
Swain, P,wcea is u round uaes, tuied oigiiudiual'y,
with lae fa.t'wu ,eitcs % v'r ava 'he glass
sssWAiM'~-rNN A.EN-rllil ADA"
Having lhy t,,C uf ~. SWAIN stamped ou tie sesirs
WAX and written On the libel coyc'iag tEs o",a n"o
So rali yug IN the side u the bii'c, ny L"pri
o., Inh II elgrlvtTs m 'hc centre If which ~ por-
/ la.t " rhc uie Nw swain. ic',yrig-t secgfedA
lfr,Ivus put .sup the iauncrn VIII Ire crltiH' to OBJ
ser,e ua woid SWAIN Is correctly spelled, they need
''' '' '"' 'Ais,. SWANS vERNFUGT,
4 valuable fany medr'nr arug fisHy approved RENE
edy IN All diseas nrsAa agelsy o Ne disesiive 81
rans such as Acili'g a.. iAs Stomach. Worms, ChoIa
Nurus Dyscmarv, F-vrr and AlNe, Breeding Plies Sick
iiraler &c see me pnnphir (Which -ay be hnd gra-
prr'r,ed ",}y +, swAiWis IAnORATORY, THE
I OID rSAND, -UliTu SEVENTH STREET, BELOW
CHESTNUT rAshleFhi, a'a sold h al drpeslsls IA Gao
Ge.eral Agents for th- United States,
scnfEFFELlN BROTHERS c.,
no William stIeei, New i@h-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-21

Such as Construction. Inward Piles Furess or Hoop
tp the Head AcGly 0f thy = mach Nausea. Heartburn.
Disgusf Iu Fod. Fu!nrss 81 N,iL!E ~ the stomach,
Sour Lracu.rUe sinking E!ucrlng at tie ~ Of the
Breathing F.uitsTra at the Ltur Choking Srfncung
csrssiic,s Nlrn lying posture. Dinners 81 NsINH,
Dots ul webs before the sight, Fever and DIH Pam IN
the side Uuo, Chest LmnS, Nc Sudden flushts OF tHi
Burning IN he Flesh, CW,sHr lmlgmmgs "t evil, aud
Crer. DeprssNrs of Slig,is, aud viii positively prevent
yellow Fever. BlIrus / ever, &r.
The pod e'or ia calling the attention ot the public 10
thus urepaa, p dues WI:h i"c'g ui The nln"st con-
fdehce virtues a"d ada 10 the diseases for
which It IS recommended
II Is $50 new Hu uEtjlcd article, hat ore hat h3s stood
tie iE' oa i,r-'gr yu.:s :rr before the American ,cc
pa and It's rpufthn and sale uurVa!td by any sri-
ar preparations x,on The tes'imon! IN lt4 aver given
lv The u's' TfnUinCn' aud Wet known Physicians ava
iu y.'gH'e in all ,.tls ui The rfcnv Is Immense, nnr
cnr-'' Vrrusl nt ;He Ananc, ruhsarn Hnnuiy by IA
rrupr''s, ui Ia e bc had gG'ls oi ary o urt Agents,
cannot but satisfy The Stopuca ,'"t ths eued! -
rrgli deserving ihe great Cclta.liy hgs ob ahed.
READ ftIE INiDiNCH.
Real what he ciuiel lass Manufacturer. IOIiN NJ
WHirALI, says Of tho EAlSAhliC CORDIAL.
D., c. al J.c.sId-- Respected Friend: haym- Tor n
In. Ime teen zee agu'cd w the ytIrs u liy EIisNmlc
Corlil 90 Coughs Glide h''uUaru ul the Lungs, SC,
hrs freely l,ur tc>,nHuDy 10 rs t'."ty. Tor s"Nernl
,.q,-s have never hrru wltluuj f. % my Um.y 10 also
gives ,uc ,se STATE .hut have ustd with entife
sulccsi ~, tine trcall0rHt OF Bowel .lnFniuis
THY !tiruii. ,ru'v, JGNN ~ NiitFAlI.
Filth Nr. Il, !eo- Race stiei. Iu've 4'h, i'hmd a.
These nal cirrs te f s5 y al respect nhe Druef iss
and dealers IN medicines iu IKE United states, Cau"s,
British p;oyGrncrs and We, luies, "a - cents Frr bot
.. Be eaud set IKE gc-une with The ssnaiHie ' g
W. IleRaru 1 Tia. wrapper otic al! others arc
caunter:s. r,ucal O.ace and Mandatory, II9 ISch
street, rhiatr.gaIo, Pa.
s-rurrlu.tT Il . l-Ul .-iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-21
NEW YORK LINES.

~ - w l. ~ ~ - l. ~ u
THE CAMDEN Il ANlDoY AND PHILADELPHIA
And TRENTON RAILROAD co.'s LINES,
From Phladelplia 10 New York and Way
Places
From wanu, Street Wharf and Kensmaton DEPOT.
Philadelphia, viii leave ns iu!ows, VIZ F4Re,
AtGAM ya Camden and Amioy-C A Accom-
mpdatica, 50 -
Ate A NJ, yil Camden nni Jersey City--Ncw Ier.
sey accrmmoiatior 22j
At ~ a NJ, VIA coia0en and Jersey cy--alomius
Mail, 90
At Iay PN, via Kensingion and Jersey city Wes-
Icrn Express, co
At III N via Camden nnd Amroy, accommodation IS
At2 r NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C and y. TX
press, . CO
At O. = NJ, via Kcnsngton, and Jersey city, Eve.
nmg Expess 3CC
At + A. VIA Kensngton pnd Jeraey city, I'd
Class Ticket o2j
AtepM via Camden < Jersey cfty-Evcrng Mail ) 10
At u T NJ via CamGci Jersey cly-South Mad 25
at SIP NJ. via Camden aud Amhny- -Accummoda-
ton. tFregbl and foasenger) Is. Class ticket, se5
The q. NJ Mail line runs daily. The II Southern
Mai Saturdays excepted.
For lfe!v'dere Easl"n, FieningoIs &r ut 10 4 NJ,
from Walnut street wharf and p NJ from kensins'n
For Mauch Chunk, Aieniown aud bethlehem, at o, AM.
via Leigh Valley Railroad
For Water Gap, Stroudsburr. Scrnn'nn, NilkeshaTrc,
Mourosc. Great Bend, Sc, nt 10 NJ via Delaware,
l.acknwHma and Western R"i,Tond >,
For Freehold nt y. NJ and p. NJ.
For Mount IlJliy, at \ M, and :: =. Al.
WAY LINES,
For Bristol, Trenton &c, at 10 and d A NJ. 81.
20 ana II 7 NJ from kensneton ana ,! + NJ from Wal
nut Ieet Wharf
Furi'ahnytu. Rivert0n Defiance. Beverly, Darlington,
Flurncr Blr,ieltin own, &c "a; ~, l. pud 81 L. NJ
Steamboat IreuiuT, for lorttntn"u, and intermediate
places, at - p NJ. from Waunt street Nhau.
ts'' For New York, and WAY Lines leaving Kensng-
ton Depot. take the Finn street, nhnvc Walnut,
ha an hnuf before departure The ran into the De-
pot, and arrival of each Train, run fiom the depot
Fifty pounds of Baggage only. allowed each passenger,
Passengers piuhbited from taSng anything hs Bag
gage hut their vtrlrng arpoTc. Al Baggage over my
pOuntn to he maid for extra. The Company limit then
responsibility for Baggage One Dollar per pound, AID
will not be liable iu any amount beyond leo Dolts, eE'
cept by special contract.
WM IL. GAr2AIER Agent c. Il a. n. Co
Nov. 9, '6l.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-21

cWa!ra's CEAc9EAWED pANAOEA

FaI the cUfc uf Scu!au. iuC!plcn' Consumption, General
pchh.ty, White swelling, Rteunsl'srn, pse:sts Of
the liyer and SKIN, and all Diseases Arising from
Impurities OF ..r Bn.J and The Effects of
hg.cuTv.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-21
Rule on the Heirscf HENRY WEAVER

SheIif's Office, !
Sunhuiy, Dec. II, 1861. s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-21

Another certain lot Of ground, No, in the
block as above. aud in same town, towsnhip &c
bounded on the west by lot No. /. on the nofll
hy Pine street on the east by lot No. 3. in sam'
block and on the south by an alley. containing il
width 25 feet and in depth $50 feet; WHEREOF
are erected a one and a ialf story frame house DC
Seized taken 10 execution and 70 be cold IS 4
property OF Adam AiamA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

LATE AND INTERESTING FROM THE INDIAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF FORTS AND EXPUL-
Sion OF TIE ENEAY-SECESSl0N OF THE IN
DIAN TERRITORY.
We had the pleasure yesterday Of en- interview with
Mr.. John A. Peel who has inst returned fcom For.
Oaachita in the Indian Territory Fort Ouschlts be IL
form us and all the other Forts n the Territory, Re-
evacuated by the Federal forces before the arrival o the
Texas iroops undSr Col Young The company TO which
Mr. Peel belonged the Deadshot Rangers, from Jeller'
son Texas captured fourteen wagons belonging TO En-
ory's command which had been left behind A company
from Fanuin county also captured several wagons
Emory finding the Texans in close pursuit OF bim threw
ayay guns ammunition and Government stores into Il Q
Ouacoita river first destroying the gins by breaking IN
ocs and taking them to pieces The enemy lett at oTt
Ouachits large quantity OF clothing some provso MS
and one field piece At Fort AFbucke, also they absn-
dore6 various Government stores and supplies, most OF
which were stolen and carried away by the Indians before
the Texans got there.
After taking possession Of Fort Arbuckle it gar
rsoned BY company Of Choctsw and Chic k.saw Indian
under Captain Mckinney. Fort Ouachita was garrison
ed By the Dead-Shot Rangers under Capt. Maybery.
Mr. Peel al-o Informs US tha. the Chckassws held q
council on the "a OF May and formally disso their
connection with the United States Government ard is
sued manifesto to the Ch0cawa Creeka Cherckaes and
Semnoles and TO the Reserve Indians, advising them TO
sccedc from the Old Unon and to petition the Soutaern
Confederacy to be received az distinct organized Terri
tory Instead of Indian Ter tory. The friendly To-
daos are ali in favor Of it, They had ordered eff all the
Yankee missionaries in the country The indians also
tock IN two aboliouisis from Northern TeIas, one OF
whom was preach.r, aud hung them. The forts we're
all to be gsrisoled in twenty d III accordance with
treaty mads With the Il serve Indians.
Mr. Peel further states in illustration OF the spirit OF
the Texas troops that within foyght hours after the
news came the Texas border that the Kansas BAN
dit Montgomery was coming down, there were 10000
men under srins who st,rted Immediately to meet him
He saws that instead of there being any AbooDists in
Northern Texss the people unanimous for lighting,
and all classes ncniug Ereachere, were eager for the
fr.v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

4 At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
by JOSEPH STRAUsE No q Main street
Just bought less than 20 the dollar large stock Of
rich Lawns o. 10 aud l2 Fae Jsconets crgardes
l2H ls &c Deoagcs c;s 10 cts and higher Bere.es all col
ia IS &C; eco handsome Bere Stella shaws with
Chenille Embroidery at so worth IS co. Back and CooIed SILK
asos from IS cents aud upvard fast eoored Calico at 81
and eent cheap at lO Ladies SILK Thread Gloves and Count
lets a. l2 and 23 cent short aud long Six M 3 and 80
worth double the money hoeres Linen Handkerchief
Irish nen and Booms; Brown and Black Shifting and shEene
Pillow Case Muslin aad Toweiag French Needeworsed Collars
from 24 70 20 cts Cambria and Swiss Bands the finest work in
the city; Cs'slers Linen Goods Boys
Black Ooored Silks and great Goods
mention viii be found prices that astonh body
that cats ii No "a hain street Look out for ihe right place
Ap1T JOSEPH sfRAUsn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
1860. DECEMBER 4ILI. 1860.
SPECIAL SALE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
1860.

nv r PRICE Co with the view Of closing depart.
ments stock will, during The preseat Month, oder
great sacrifice, large lot Of
Eieg silks and six Robes
Cashmere and Valencia Robfs.
koGsa.Es and MoGslsin 2obes,
Veours AID Velour Robes,
and many other DRESS GOODS.
Most OF these goods rll French and to he sold certain
ly-to which particusf atteut Of the ladies called
They have eeg line Of Cloth Closks and arabs La.
dies Furs In yictornes Muf Culs Sc Long shawls Stella
ssvs ac &c al OF which they Disposed TO sell of very
Low. 49,
To prevent confusion the Erst named job lots Win be shown UT
n the second door de4 rHcs. K PRICE h co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR Tax SALE or NEGROES
h DAY commenced the Auction ousues
the sale OF NEGROES al the AuOn Room on Franklin
street. lately occupied by BETS GREG0AY. .
He u sell Negrel both puhcy and privately and son We
pRo. ofh friends and The public generally he pledges ms
promote the nt II bis and tNhers hirsei
his long experiences the trad be will be enabled 70
obtain the hh- prices He will make liberal advances
on an property 10 haadaad prepared board en-.
g-Red the trade their seryants-having ample accom-
aed.lions FOR botr Stokes,
On Franklin, sId door below Wall street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
NEW YORK BAGBoR DKFkYcE.

The condition of the harbor deiences Of New York
appears to be exciting good deal OF interest ust now
committee of prominent merchants have applied to
the Common Council for appropriation of 5000, to
comp seacoast artillery company, and the same sub
iect was broueh. up in the Chamber of Commerce. and
committee appointed inquire into the present state
of the defencrs of the port with view to memoralze
the Government.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

NTuTICE.-Ua tser no.ee, W. ,fs Goods OILY
y ~ cash. CT rs ! : aent. . - -
mys sANb NJ PnICE a 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
RICHMOND WHIG.
VOLUME 60.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
- Dvs,Rr 20 call attention my removal nom No 100 Main
I 20 the eouneous 5uldiag Nc. SO NAin street, Ad-
Pa--' ssPOTSwOOD HOTEL"
~ s 9Th streets where prepared 70 exhibit AlArS-
MILLINERY GOODS
v made Millinery Aitoirs than here;Ofore consisting Of
- a AZ Velvet Bonn-ts Bonnet Fiumes, Ribbons, French
- -an FoWsrs Bridal WreAhs, Head Dresses, Dress Cas-
Cps and Bsrhl Grape and Muslin Ooa-s and Sleeves In
Csp las aud Cioaks Raches and Tabs, &c In an styles
r-s1 uth the general Millinery business, viii mAnufac-
order Coaks Mantas, of kinds In the stest fash-
ie4 Al reasonable prices All orders VII receive prompt
- -,.,ial Attention n Q. BARTON,
- 20 Main At
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
SPRING, APRIL lST, 1861.
SILK DRESS GOODS AND MANTIL-

y5oyrAINEs' s0LIDIPiED CREAM OF WILD gLowEss-For
4 Fha-ns roting be satisfactory. for the abluou
Of nfan preventing erupton &C. Is sepecr 10 other
sop lotion cosmetic. For sale ~ - -
wy w. PEIEBsON 4 CO., Druggists,
rf.f-k k.rost
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

yHRaPPISE PsPER.-eC0 Reams Wrapping and
w Te. Paper, vsIi ,us zes for sale BY . ,o,.
ny25 join ~ GORDON SON
FIIMsLY PLOUis ln barrels and bags OF 80 and coits.
4 each, Just received and fc- sal-hy - ,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

DOvR,s PNEUMATIC LlEIMRNT.-A
for Eheuai asG-warrsted In eysiy Prepared and
f,r sale hy DOVE CO.,
t-9s DrusgiEz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

- 40, yuxv RoOK fublhhed Is very int,rrsi
~. ssolou1us and his Empire rom the french o'
ust.ye DC AiauA' f"s'' J.. W. RANDOLPH lal Main o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

TF YOU HAVE HORSE OR MULE IN bsi condition. try pa
1 Val 4 NOrtOn'- Horse Tonic. II Is vOIh f,,y
m, he price mprogcs the ecodton Of Horses Sc
and preyearng sad caring 6o Worms, Ede5oani, nPer
d, J. p. DUYAL,
Sole Manufacturer aud Proprietor
E-sol by all Druggists the late United ssies and In the
soulh-rn Cirfel-racv art
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

IN FsHOS BACON SIDES
u u -. ~ W - -..,.hr ans AZ STOKES 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

r OOKING-GLAsS PLATES! LOOKING
GLASS PLArESi IA general Assortment Of sizes with and
without frames, for sale by Wh sATrLER Co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

Cgk sssGT ygvUGDS-TuTf OH is ihe most speedy
" heating preparation nsot wounds i1 The world Man
ufac;u ed only by ""'h W. nIusss,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14
Eemee.9fOite, aamim0itter,
~ u fersl

50 blSc eins Tcithat6t at5Dah y5utrrott Nahj'
aitr, 5hMic!n. 9EuJa5en uEo 9ettrs al pane lptINC
IL 5ilj9 ium &rrt3ui 0Tsrre; fea.r 9Htn osthiC6cnt
Sortcn 835el GiNu, NihHIih1UTslr, 8cblenntdHFctn
TJlcuc INC cilrNe @.t,gs IM R6tl. Irl.rsNa'trn mI
yGcrgioi.n; S!eaittns iuM 4uitBtH oon Et0e,fc'!cH
rlisls uuH Str@tnls9ten nit pOAljliuBtuotm 5cnt.
31umt,'tcr, Sau5eeIBer uao anotCe rtrlcntU, mgt!
y ,sl to.r mebrtTs rey o5eH 4rtife III fsUfeu mIrI,
oee ~ fleUno oItRlt gig t9gcn SecarF ven mir ;u Uc5
m:H Da ih iU H?:0'mA @reiicn Ycrto!lfeN pygCl. Co
ids nlsjut flmnii@eH Suen~ uap Wititn0radrcn ,,vjC
mime tsR illbt aaitrttle 70 faau i'd 5fStgatan III tts
mSr gsllit,n 3Ui.tpeP,att ysoisnen.
e. .. . nOOR,
8.stta. mo ,yabyjt o,Oie ycr.uetf,
Gao aamin3itter- @flauiatrslg.
SO 225, &PaaFltrags, inil3tn 8. uuS g. g5eii,ttr
&t&mOab, 8a.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14

Ter r&nisacr" cri1crt icccn NrrQcs, Ssnna0S oiSar
n,nm'n um plGcuttiten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES son 10 Cts.
1Ahar 81 Die rtir SrGQr cctr So go in 5ptcy 9rrouS
o1uHN. - &9;ej0ca inceu unct cl9cuccn 9totn9unocn
@hiNd5ne: &innla9c @nridmg 10 }tilcn cocr mcni
gu 30 Htt ;mc,m0Liqc IS GtS crcim0lja SI.0O, cine
gsehc % tlnen cnot S25o, crti cnNtc 100, icts
y rNietti0liunl. @ulci1tu bic n1t S'cebca rerlnocrt
y recn lOnner. perCcU mil $500 yer ,tobr tcretust.