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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
rur TIEoTIOY IN WIIIJsMsBURG

WILLIAMSBURG, Nov. 6.--ExPresdent Tyler's vote
for Congress Is far ahead Of the other candidates In this
civ and county. In fact Mr. Tyler has obtained nearly
all that were polled.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

FrDzRAL PaIsoSkRs.-The prisoners who were to have
been sent souhEard, las: Monday, will not take their
departure for that unny cline earlier than the begin
ming Of next We k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
VESSEL DISABLED

CHARLESTON, Nov. 6.-The Spanish steamer Nuesra
Sonora de Regl has put into Georgetown in distress
She was from New York and bound for Havana.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
TEE ELECTION IN LYNCHBURG

IYScHpuRG Nov. 6.-The official vote In Lynchburg
Is as fellows For Davis aud Stephens 4i4. For Con-
gross Kcan 5Si; Holcombe l57; aud Icake ID. There
WIS very little interest manifested, and the vote was
small
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
GOy sRNoR OF VIRGINIA.

PROCLANATION-lnform stson having been received ~
lac s.uyo eoored eonvlc WHO had been sentene
Peal labor % tie ubre wei anu VINO
mPoyt in vorAinZ n the hehond dsta hNe SseAp
"a ION the esooy OF And going al lstg
thef d hereby ofer regard q three hundred and h9
coil F 20 any p.rn shan the said eonVets and Nv
q r Pcntun ~ dollars Tor ether OF tht m
az Do roc1ye- require al ocsrs Uf us ConuonEeAh civil
Ary sud the people leneray % use tatlr best
xroas procure th arrest thai they nay be brought = jas
Ncs
Its zeal % n. Commonwealth, 81 ehnond hls oh day Of
1 - November, In the yssr 1881. JOHN LkIChAA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

AMHERST G. r., Nov 6.-The vote for Congress
stands Kesn rs; Hoccmbe II and Lsske 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
TO THE sUTLEas
CONFEDERATE ARMY

CONFEDERATE ARMY.
AND TEEPUBLICG GENERALLY.
UyE undergned offer for SALE BY package otherwise hns
III as,oItment Of Cigars and Manufactured To.
bncco, Of the most approved brsnds
We Agents ofthe largest Manufacturer
OF yrqa and this day receiving general A.
all kinds Of Tobacco, ranging from 20 u cents
per pound Also. all kinds Smoking robneco.
80 Terms cash. U AS. BAYNE co,
Under sposvood Hotel, Richmond, Va.
a-specs attention paid orders from Suffers and her-
chant. who are supplying ne army au20-6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
McOULLOCHS ARMY To WINTER IN THE Ar
KANSAS VALLEY.

We have information from reliable sources that after
sixty dlys campaign in Kansas and Missouri the hcCu-
loeb division will fall back into Arkansas The quarter
master ha, advertised for the building Of stables to
eommodAse 900 army horses aad large number Of
mules also for 100000 bushels OF corn and $3.50 tons
OF hay 70 forage these animals.
Tae valley has drawn upon during the entire sum-
mer aud fall for the support Of Gen AeCullochs army,
aud we hope aad trust that the encampment of such
lugs number Of ueu and animals among US this wi ter
will not materially pinch Us in own necessary supplies.
-Rdrt Smh Times, De; 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
HUNG JURY IN TIE CASE OF THE SAVANNAH
PRISONERS

NEw YoIx, Oct sl-The jury in the case of the pri.
vaeers Of the Savannah stood eight for conviction and
four for acquittal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

1--WE ere un.dvised Of the movements Of Gen. Tbenp'
SCR but believe he is here on business connected with
bis command
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETEgsBUSa R. R 90,
RicnxoSD, Va Nov. eth, 1851.

~ ,n,snpee az the large amount Of transportation which Is
bsjnT pSrformed by tI upSay for the Govsrbm snt ae
clerk hi he feel 1T depamen hayg no une collect oi out
a. te drpot We are therefore, compelled % thai
an Of x,oi received tais toAd ah' pay the VII lie
ariou1t due o the sane sfore hey are denvered
y ,on 'u' Va" " T " WINE supt
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sssOLDIERs PROVIDE YOUR

srsSOEDIERS PROVIDE YOUR
49, BEDS PoR THE wiNTsR-Durlrg summer you
elevated the ground they would fresre
The Confederate Mattrass win ersetuAl'y pro.ee:
ySu from the damp ard cold winter It's cusde cove.
admits Of iSe iressi o. ny
iSao1,aai Isaiss. Via 10 y: ne s%:
round and - inches long nor ..s z. s,orus,
Dealer, eau be Supplied BY application 70 he sub,crber
pOl-S. sOrh Of l.Ish street.
- CHANGE o. SCHEDULE
~ Travellers going South will observe that the after
aeon Petersburg leaves this city as rHESP n, irseAd
'' osssa 4 Io'"''"' EuwYNSE Pup,
CONCENTRATED LXE.-s cases on hsnd tSr ,.l c by
LAND POR SALE.
U,HE proprietor sg sale aOuIasd or twelve hun.
hne and Gum LAM, as weH adtpted 10
producIon Of Corn and Cotton aHv sod 10 the state o.
Mississippi lhsisnd sussd on The s,uihsrn boundary o.
Gver nio VII ch eptE srOIdng nss rssmsos, naT
gsisn ut, ii: Iysr UpaG @ .nd asd s s1
one te the balance 10 .vo annual instruments
Onsht Of the same viii be taken in negro FSsp desired
Oh. landing, YsIoo River care Of I. sss DrSH
IL defgnsd having been stationed 10 kehmotd Tor the pur
recevpg III gods from the tste o. dana 70 the
Comee reAns agent 10 receive all go'fs sent
taken the fronG Room ofts house ud by
Hector Davis Franklin and al AL ZINES be Nnnd
there by persons having business With him JSo aAeKEs-
ZIE and Forwarding Az NJ for Louisiana Troops IN VIZ
| uInla oc20-lm
| DURNING FsUID-lO hbis Burning Fluid t,r sale by
ID ". RErkRsoN a CO., Druggists. OBJ
| cUB NITRATE observation-disclosures have
y their Prescriptions fed store for Sub Nitrate OF Bis
muh any quanite' haze Just received supply Of The
pures, article NE ABE BAKER. pharmiceutss ls6 Main
street.. eorner above ?. o. oe22
| CARPENTER,s SADIE.
/ MANUFACTURE by W. 3 BUT uER. for sslehy
/ mi 80 7lFN CLAEK on 4 o.,
| oc9s No Ice Main street
sPIRiTs TURPEERTIEE and Lusrle.ung
| y OH. jazs rsceiyed and for sale By JHoUvAI
Min sTONRs.--we have for sale, pal, French Burr
4 CLkRRB0N 4 CO.,
| sS No. LOO Main street.
GAIT, sALT.-ioOO sacks sal, for sa s,s x m
i nAlo Cor 18Th and Gary sn.
| III IN consigo-sut HUNT 4 JAMES,
| ses Dor. Va and Cay streets.
NFaDsIRA wIsEq happes choice and old pureiuiee
N sweet Mala Wine Chanp.gne Wine half pin's; fherry
VINE extra hne qu.ly Importation In and FOR
sale BY tkLDEN MILLER, Pearl and Cary ats ocs
S,RCARs-CoOO segsrs receiving and sac at price.
= from $40 TO eco per thouisnd A. T. bf0kEsdol os22
| THINE yI1GINrA APPLS BhANDY Us bbh
Pure Virginia Apple Brandy three yeas old In store and for
salsby .,vvv ,.,o.,
| sci ALvEI LtroSos1
pRAs.-,sos ssA.k ssss Peas, ''''s,s ,. y r,..,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
. R4KCsk,s PKEmIUIG Bat

BAAEH's PS Gnlc "a BIT
H<A FERs fsctiredby Mr. p BGEsA ofths ely for
t. a hHesn years highly nsnded by pror in-n
lhvcAos V has gained rsPUIa0n In The ooniederate
Arny the care Of age Fever. AID gsne-s debility We
can say they v4usble nedsoe for exposed soldiers
Try hem
Unlon Hlll Rchm,nd, Va MOO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
CEIsHOIMs MILITARY SURGERY.


Nnu Of NHtAry susry tn, Of the Surgeons In the
Corfsses. Ar u sppsn TX y the Ga aud kssullos
o. M-cci mt o. the CoLf dsre Army ~ ~Isn
Cholu royssos surgery 10 The asaleA College SftAs
STATE Of south Cs'oiiA-is'1
TTxr,sfom police Of c,.hoas By T1OL ia
sAter .Teu EcTk and sAv % coupaIei
Wh otasis q Ike ehar w.eAi say .thou, hss len tsLi
saa N nan DO nt suPero- Poduetoa Of pr Ham
sa Yors, heh We uId.ata3d to b, sos 10 s-nsrL
rg compact, ven fee ite, ard e'HAniss much val
abo hyglen isfrnar0a Whit eonders sketch OF the
sursy camp nsa Is bitter asn anything yet pOslih-
ed "a ths country"
CHIsHoLM's MANUAL or MILITARY SURGERY.
HrHucxD. Va October 1851.
D. Jl an ChO conferred real benefit rpon his SCUM
yneu Ia the <sae weich beats tas above ule -, a.,
bioss an that valuable We French Raghsh aud G-,-
works % mi Ar ehsae'er Suppl Is me Va. 20 W
b. our medical ana byoad eNh
tast ne scu Whea she can excel In so"AmAkinS 20
Ne sssy esmuend re chapters food clothing and by.
doas la eOaiAia are enforced maj I've, WI DC p'e'
-. =. Professor Ansiemy Med coilsgs Of Va
WEsT A JnHNST1N Publishers,
nss rs vaa street, h,tmOnd' va
-SoTT1r YARNS 5000 b, ostOu Yarns, s''Ort'd
u 1en,ssl. eOnSgnasaA Tor sals BY mrs., ,.ur,
gaTHFR.-iOl ,ldss suss,a Leather 81 iie. ia
il Ups IssSs' 10 ldss Kip ssss 10 Ldss ues Calf sAn'
90 ssasisnaen', and for sAle b. prsr . ,.MEs
S n sSss5as q.A fer '' 3 e,.'
IL in Quantities 10 suit, ~ BeSLoP, soNcrRsAo0
CUPTaIOR CHRWY<G TosAcCo.-so boI,s
Ianxcl sons superior cheuing Tobacco, various brands
f' r.. HUNT JauEa
NEW SSG a'V s'ar A 1 = "a; ysss s sale
bsI oe'p@ ~ AAo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

CHANGE o. SCHEDULE
~ Travellers going South will observe that the after.
aeon for Pe,sbug leaves tt city as rHEEE NJ, inseAd
Of four rs formerly. $1,000.
ce22-lm Il u. N1NNh supt
CONCkNTRATED LYE.-s case. h,ni, for sal: by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18
PRIvArEERs IN FRENCH PoRrs-Tb. ,

PRIvArEERs IN FRENCH PoRrs.-The tele
graphic summary Of recent European intelli-
gence, received by the steamer Adriatic, con-
tained the following announcement: =
The British Government had decided not
to allow the entry Of priVateers into any of
their ports. This was announced by Lord Rus.
sell in Parliament on the Sd, saying that Gov
eminent had determined to prohibit privateers
from bringing prizes into any British port IL
ssas also stated that France intsndsa adhsr-
sng to the iaa0 whieh pr0hi5its privattsrs re-.
naming in port ovsr tpsnty.fomr hours TO
dispose ofprizss."
The latter statement with regard to France
requires correction, or at least an ex explanation,
as IL seems to imply that, while prohibiting the
sojourn Of privateers In its ports for more than
twenty-four hours, the Government of France
would authorize them to dispose Of their prizes
within that brief interval. The New York
Etats Unis observes that this is not the fact,
the authorization Of a temporary sojourn be-
ing by the French law accom- panied with an
absolute prohibition to dispose of captured
ships or csrgoes. -.
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pENsION OFFICE, JUxz 6Tn, 1851.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

~ dLL w NUN Nh CDNCERN
hRplicat on having been ma under the act OF
sd une 1860, for the reissue OF the Land War
rants described herein, which arc alleged TO hav q
been lost or DESTROYED not is nereby given that
at the da.e following the &c crIption of each Wa
rant new Certlhcate, of Ike tenor. will be Is
sued II no va. Id objection shall then appear.
NO. 3,95l, for 81 afre., Issued to James BslIen-
gef On the 18th OF April, 1856. under the aot of
Ma en-, 1875 June 18th, 60.
No, H.. Tor 10 acres, ISSUED 10 Eli Ina 8. Freel
on lh4 ith yu e. ls6, under the act of Sd March,
No 62,78i, fl loo acres. issued to Henry DIerk
lng on the 2lst of April, 1857 under aot of ID Ma oh
l65h-JUly H. 1861.
J., No s2,67, for 10 80 es, issued to Neb.rr Yaho-
ian ian on the Is May, 1857, under aot of 81 March,
Nc. 81 r9s4. Tor IS sore,, issued to James Wilmer
l866-Ju -, 1861.
No 5-.55. foG g. acres, issued to Lemus Carmikel
on hs iGth of reptemb r, 1855, undar aot of Sd
March. l8s5.-July S, 1861.
no. Is ~ fer I2r acres issued to Reuben Love
lano on the 8th October, ia55, under t. o act of
81 Mar n. 1855 j al, 9Th, 1861.
No % 6a3, ior l6J acres, issuel uHdPr the act of
MhIoh- 1855, 10 the na Of Su ANA tub, arI
widow John Hob ard dec nsed, and granu d
on the l6 day f June, l856.-August 81, 1851.
70 a7GH, for 80 eoros, Issuei under the act of
March 81, 1855, In the name OF vii IAN Taylor
and granted on the 18th day OF Marc, lS56.-Au
No. SIl6, for $50 acres, issued under act Of Is47.
to Augustus Ing am, private of Captain Murray's
company, second Regiment of Tennessee Infan-
uy-Ssp ember 9Th, 49,
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Js l0-law tommissioner
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The FRIGArE CoLoRADo.-The u. 8. frigate
Colorado was taking in her powder yesterday,
and displayed ,he red flag from her masthead,
which Is usual ON such occasions. All fires and
lights are put out in the ship at this time and
all hands have n cold dinner. Nothing can be
cooked, even for the officers The Colorado
will take about fifty thousand pounds of pow
der Ii IS placed in copper tanks, and each
tank has from $50 TO 200 pounds in it, all m ade
up into cartridges. Each tank is mark ed with
the size OF the guns or cartridges. Each gun
has three or four different sized cartridges the
largest being for the first charge. As the gun
gets warm smaller size is used, and 80 down
10 the smallest. Near the entrance to the mag
azine is what is called the lighthouses large
lantern which throws a light into the maga-
zine. While the powder is being carried in, a
man is here stationed With bucket prepared
to use 1t in case anything should happen to tie
lantern. The utmost care is used to prevent
accident.
The two piyot-guns on the upper deck, one at
each end Of the vessel attract much attention.
That att is l0-inch gun, and weighs 6 tons.
The other is ll-inch sun, and weighs 8 tons.
The guns upon the main and spar decks are a
in number, the former being 9-ineh and the lat.
ter S-inch. All the shell and fuse are on board,
but the boat guns have not yet been received.
The Colorado will have boa: guns, but only 2
Of them will be received here at the present
time. The Colorado also has on board i'm
mense mortars destined for Fort Pickens She
presents neat and trim appearance to the
man-of-wars man as well as 10 the landsmen
who visit her and under command of Capt Bal
ley, she will not be found wanting when she is
called upe1 to defend the flag and the Union
Boston Post, l5th .
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TRIEsEMAR,l,2 and S-Protected By Royal
Letters Patent Of England, and secured by the
Seais of the EoOls de Phsrmscle de Pans, and the
No. I Is invaluable for exhaustion and nstorrhee,
No. 2cOmpletey cradicates all traces Of thOte
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernicicus Use of opalva and oubebs.
No. has entirely s1pp.Gntnd the INJURIOUS use OF
mercury. thereby inEntinG % the sufferer speedy
relief, d!speTsins AL impurities, and roofing oI
TRIESEMhR, Nos. !, 2 ard 5, are prepared in
the form Of loxenIs, devoid Of taste AID sInel /,
and can be carried IN the velstcoat pocket sod
TIN cases, and divided into separate dosee, ed
mInistered By Vepean, LellemEnd. RoGI. Riccrd
DO. Price aS each, or four cases for So. which
saves ss; aud IN s27 cases, whereby there 10 sev-
BARROW, OF ISs Bleecker street, New Yoff.
lmmsdlstely on receiving remittance, Or. BaSroy
will forward the Tresenar 70 any part Of the wood,
securely packed and sddrcsseo seoordinT % the in
struotians Of the writer.
The Book, OF ell othes, that ssoud be read By
men with damaged and broken down oonst tu lions
Il. Human FIsllty, or Physiological Researches" !"
IL beautifully illustrated, and treats INFINITELY Of
all the symp oms thst Inyansby develop them
ne yes sooner or later, resulting from the freilues
and vtstnf habits Of early youth, INCA peoftatlnG
the victim from snrIlns the fruition Of the netrl
nonlal state, snd not checked IN time, dssener
slm step ey stee, g ,Ingsrnt and pntlmely death
doors below, MsodOugsl, New York. Price Is
oents, Sent hee every where.
sold also oy q, Q. Foro, Jr- Drug store, WISH
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killed and three wounded. The fatal case was
tnat of North Carolinian who volunteered to
nIe one OF the houses behind which they were
statt1hed. He started from the breastwork to
accomplish 1t, but was shot in the head. He
died this morning at the hospital The wounded
are Harry Shook, Of Richmond, of Browns
battery, shot in the wrist; John Worth, do, of
the same battery, shot in the leg; and Lieut.
Hudnell, Of the same battery, shot in the foot.
None Of the wounded serious.
The Louisiana Regiment arrived about one
hour after the fight was over They are fine
looking set Of fellows.
As there was force enough at Old Point to
send up to Bethel and surround us, we took ND
the line Of march and came to Yorktown,
where we now are.
hear to-day that troops from Old Point are
now marching up to attack US, but cannot say
cannot say whether it il so or not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18

RK-oPESIss OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has been promptly re opened TO Harper,s Ferry
on the withdrawal of the confederate troops and
the most esergetc efforti viii at once be made 10
repair the Injuries inflicted upon the bridges and
equipments Of the road. The piers of the Harper's
Ferry bridge have not been injured, and tempo
rary structure will be put up with the least posi-
bic delay The other btdges destroyed are be-
tweea Harper's Ferry and Hancock, md though
ssysra Were over l0Oi;eet span, II will b. poss Die
TO have them ali placed in a condition for travrl
oY the time the Rarpers Ferry structure is ready.
From Cumberisud west TO Wheeling the bridge
IL In order, fsw small bridges destroyed beyond
the mountains having already been repaired
The General Government, IL Is unds stood. will
tafe the measures pecesssry to protect the road
hereafter, task that will be comi alive easy az
the resident population along nearly the whole
line are thoroughly loyai.-Bsk. Ansrisss.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
RLnnn RRNnYATFR

Is precisely what It's name indicates, for, while
invEcratIng and siren ttheninE 20 the vits powers
and a. the same time revivihes, reInstates, aud re
At once % Ts!foTss asa rssf. & ss sy,s tscsabs
10 aftGskS o. dtSeoSe. 10 tn only preparation
fully combined as To be the most powerful tonic.
and az the same time 60 perfectly adapted o. 10
eld hence viii soofhe fhs icsGEesr sioplGeK, and
tone mp tho digestive organs, and thus ssy al ner-
ns and stSs i%s It !, enre, II
yegeabs ss, yet 80 combined SIS 10 produce the most
furious consequences. snch 3 remedy has lorS
been felt TO be desideratqH in the needless wn,d,
follows all attscks Of disease snd proceed, and li'
Cen ays ~ - sIsT Sgen 70 5hs ,9s,,Es a,sss
following: Consumption, Indigestion, DJspspsln,
ess Si APPsEs rHln'6ff,s f , Nervous iTTSSy
Night Sweets, lHugoI, Glddiness, Retention Of. as
sosnt aHd a1s G3 pG the %omS
brssy ~ tongP GsPeno oR 1RSn ,s9Ssr ,S et Gs9iI Ps
sure TO cure as the sun iss rse and set There Is
no mistake about u But this rot Sll II the
tacks, the lIyer becomes torpid, worse diseased,
tie kidneys refuse 20 perform taHir iuactloas, ard
urire, or involuntary discharge Of the same, pan
II the back, side and between the shoulders, sX-
onocked. soon smscIatIon follows, ana the patIsrt
soes DOWN to premature grave. BEt spsoe vI.l
ere ha6!e n weakened oondltcn g tie system.
tor yo1 have perfect safe pi esSSut and eacctnHi
remecJ fo- loss of hEprtlte. bIIOUsnese. Flatu-
leuco, weak AEd Eick Stomech. LengOur. Liver
Complaint. Chis ant Fever. or any lous attsok
Ottive7ess, AolGIty OF the Stameoh, Nervousness,
NeuTRtsla, falpItStlOn Of the Heart Depression
ofSpirits. Sores, PIN 2es on the Face, any dls-
esse arising from Impure blood sCck ss Scrofala,
ETyHPelns, Bronchitis, Coagh h, difaoGty Of Breath
ing, and al that cisss OF diseases ca ed fema.s
vSakEess. sra eHCmeTs ted above. We Will airo
the Traveller erFoSed to ePIdcmlcs, chance If
climate and water will End IL pleasant, cafe and
sure REV. edy. and ono shOuid ever travel with
out. Rs.der. try u, for assure you you viii
Had IN tt n friend indeed, vel fTlend IN need.
All persons Of sedeLtary habits will hnd II per-
feot preventive of, as well "a a cure for those all
msntE which they are particularly exposed Hence
ministers. students, ottorneys, literary gentlemen,
knd indies who are not oocust1 med to much ont
door exercise, VIII find Il % tEelr ad Etage 10
keep bottle cOnstcrtly on hsud; and above Ell
mothers or these becoming sUoh. wlll 90 through
that most sngerOus period Ect only with all their
thousand silmsu ats so prevalent among the femaia
portion OF ths world. On sEort is indeed mother
oordla. Try It old and young; nO lO' ger run the
risk of delay t viii rsliese and prove ItSei emphGt
tonilJ . ReSro-nTiCs Cordial and Blood Rsn0Cdfo-.
u. j. WOOD, proprietor, f44 BroadSay, New
York, and IA Markst Street, 81. Louis, Mo-. and
soid by al good Druggist Price One Dollar per
PROF WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVdTOR.
Sold in this oitJ by c. STOTT, 3Ts Pa. avenue.
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WASHING TON LOCK HOSPITAL.
hR. SHUMAN has, after an eKperIenee of ten
~ years, stabilshed the above refuge from
quackery, self isbel ed Indian or German DOCTORS
and pTeteudefs of Eitohc.af and Postorc IN gen-
ThIs is the only plaos where q sure and rpeed,
oure oan ee cptalnec n the world for al hnpToper
and evil hants, gonorThc, gleet, seminal Y ssk-
hess, syphills, primary secondary. and tertiary
oTsahlo weakness. pains n tle iOins, RtrgctuT ga
gensT6l debility, pTostsauon nervou snese rest "a,
nights, pelpthuon of the heart, rins inS Ia the
loss OF meLiofy, confGHon, melancholy, adectious
ot the heal, throat, nose, and skin, aad ali those
psoallar disordeTs arising from the iuasoTeton OF
youth, rendering them unit for either business
study, society, or marriage.
Or. ). Eas the GREATEST remedies IN the known
world fof diEeaoes of the blood. sonorrhse, gleet
.trotnres, sy Phillis, seminal weakness self abuse
&c. Ihese ls no csse In which they tali 10 cure IN
Victims of these horrible complaints, who vould
vlsh 70 be valuable nep and ornaIaez e 10 uocIel,
shSuid embrace the earliest opportunity foI rsisf
DR.. 81 uman has made the most comp etc sTrapVe-
ments Tor the comfort OF ms patients who come
from distance. They wall lie furnished will the
most pleasant AID agreeable guar ter necess saTy
olet, and mxde ss comfortable "a they wOaid be nj
q Lrst clnss hotel at less than hall tins cost
Do hot forget the na,ae and BumbeT. Dr. shu
Penbsylvanla svenuS, Clarendon Hotel uonosIte
the Naronei Hotel, Washington ID c.
Persons AZ q distance should. enclose stan,p for
.etnTn pos6aye. Ohoe hGgrs, "a. N 10 10 ~ Al
various parties have been entloed from nv ia,
sututlon BY certain svlnd!ers on back streets ~
this CITY, who Will rue 10 Till the day Of their desth
word o tie wise is snffieseft Isf n. apqIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18

DouGLAs FVND-HoMKsrRAp FOR THE FAM.
LY.-tifteen prominent gentlemen of Illinois,
among them Gov. Yates, Hon w. A Richard
son, Hon 8. 8: Marshall, and others known to
the people Of the United States In which, after
referring to the public services Of the late Sena
Douglas, they propose to raise fund, by volun-
aTy contribution, for the redemption of 30 much
OF the property Of the deceased Senator az will
furnish bis widow with a suitable home at Cot.
tage Grove, or to purchase one for the family In
the State of Illinois-and also to be Invested for
the support Of the widow and the education Of
the children Of the late Senator. The appeal is
eloquent one, and will no doubt be responded TO