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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
MILITARY Appolntments.

M
The following brings up the list Of officers
appointed In the different Ohio regiments to
Saturday evening, Dec l4th: ~ 80 gs'9.,'tt.
Lorenzo D. Myers, Mansfield, Quart ermasser
64th Regiment.
William M. Farsr, Cambridge, Qusrtermas.
ter 65tn Regiment. acS -,
Eugene A. Rawson, Fremont, Adjutant 72d
Regiment. AQEhL.J d-1 -1'-~ -t
Granville Moody Cincinnati, Colonel 74sh
Regiment .laosl2a o-.
Alex. Won sOhreder, Cincinnati, Lieut.. Colo,
mel 74th Regiment. ia1se sl ad rH-i .t7
Thos. ]. Farrell, Krkersville, Assistant Sur
geon 10th Regiment. ID e'''3 % a1
James 8. Brisbin, Captain 9Th U. s. Cavalry,
Major Sd Cavalry Regiment. 70 -
Watson Foster, Captain 10th Regiment. .'r
Andrew R. COlderwood, Captain 4Oth Regi,
mont. s4oh la'e - w. s''4
John ]. Robinson, Captain sOth Regiment.
!, " iIiiam Edwardr, csptaiu 02d Regiment.
|, Ezra ?, Jackson, Sugar Grove, Captain 6lst
Regiment. .lg'i T.. .ToE ,s1s =
Samuel R, Buckmaster, Lima, Captain lst
Squadron of Cavalry.
|, William X. Floyd, Captain 62d Regiment.
Richard w. Tahneyhill, Milleraburg, Captain
10th Regiment. !. 80, tt
4 Chaa. N Gibbs, Captain ssh Regiment.
y Geo. F. Elliott, Captain 69th Regiment
Ferdinand F. Rempel, Logan, Lieut.. Colonel
56th Regiment. a9C
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

We publish in this paper some extracts from
English journals. Their tone ia not very pa
Olao. From later dispatches received ana in'
serted in this paper, II seems that there % some
reason to apprehsnd a rupture With both Eng,
land and France. It is quite likely that both u
either will break ground against the United
States. The announcement that inat'uc.ions
had been sent TO Lord Lyons TO demand the y
,ur,spder Of the rebel Commissioner, and II
refused, take his departure from Warrington
IL seems, was premature. Still iursner news
NAV confirm the report that these or similar In
s,ruotious have been given. We can hardly o.
uoc. this war to 60 on much longer without In
yolvIus us in collisions with foreign powers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
Rescued.

An interesting white girl, only thirteen years
of age, was rescued last night by detective Off
Ger Boss from On assignation house, kept by q
yellow woman. This is the third instance with.
In the last fortnight In which officer Boss has
been called upon by distressed relatives Of girls
(minors) to recover them from houses Of Ill
fame, whittier they have been enticed by pro-
curesses. While our urlegislators are on the SUBJ
ject Of judicial reform in this District, their at
tention may properly be called to the fact that
there is no Law hero furnishing the keepers of
bavdy houses for harboring or enticing away
girls under age from their homes. The fact
that the victims Of such outrages are white will
not disqualify them, 1t Is to be hoped, as oandi-
dates for redress at the hands Of our law.mak.
eIs.-W Wash. Star.
Why didn't you sey the. tie girl was black !
Then Sumner, or Lovejoy, OF Wilson, or Ste
vens would have attended to the matter imme-
diately; as she was only white girl. Of course
they can't be expected to pay any attention to
your suggestion Democrat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
CoIonel Coxcornn ana Public Feeling
An OhnrlostOn, y. @.

The following statement is made on the au-
thority of gentleman who arrived at Balti-
more about the lst instant:--When the news OF
Colonel Corcoan's sentence Of close oonfne.
ment reached Charleston the sailors were still
In Jail, and they were informed by the prison
guards that the effect Of the news upon the
population was terrible. The Irish generally be-
came 90 treited that t,oo sfgiments, eTclHsiUsy Of
Iyishmen, had 10 be Yenoved 10 SulIiuaas Isl.
and for fhe purpose Of prevsnting an outbreak
The brave Colonel Of the New York Sixty.
ninth has acted like q hero on various occasions
when he has been offered his liberty on condi.
ton that he promise not to takeup arms against
the rebels during the present contest. He uni.
iormly declines all such offers. Thelovely and
amia6lo ladies' Of Chsrleston's FIRST families
onlynre anxious that Colonel Corccran should
be hanged. iThe1say he 10 Q fit subject for the
rope, aud for nothing else. The gentlemen are
no. quite 90 virulent as thslr wives and daugh'
teTg,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FEvERS, FEVER AND AGUE.-BIl-
lious Affections, Colds, Rheumatims oostiyeness, Con
sumptions, Affections Of the Spleen, Of The Liver, Of
the Heart Tumo, and all diseases which destroy life
have always exhibited, upon dissection Of the body
number Of hard concrete points, either in soms Of the
organs named In the blood vessels, sometimes even
amifyng In the flesh, and again depossdupOn the side
OF bone. Now these little hard substances would
NEVER EoRM II BTandreths Pills were used: they would
bs purged out Of the system, and years Of happy lie
would b the gueren' lot ustesd Of an early grave
Always purge bnt NEVER DtErD In sickusss. sRb Wy
7. IT. Carpenter, Esq, OF Goyerneur, b. Lawrence
county, New York, "a years Of age says he has used
BAndrethb Pills for - ysars, administered them rst %
bis coschman, who had fever and sgusgays eight the
day after the chilli chlls and fever less wyere; gave
eight more the next day, and 90 every othsr day until
the chill and fever did not return which was about eR
days from the hSt attack. He then gave four every
other day for another week. when the man was entirely
restored to his usual good health.
He was himself attacked; took them In the same way
and was cured In less time. Has used no othef med
cine for "a years found them always reliable for himself
and family when sick has recommended them 20 thous
sands with the best results and feels confident that
~ family would have largeLayenge Of health u thsso
Plswsrs used In the paos Of caOmeI aud other husfaI
remedies: ~
Sold by JoHn y. Cook, DEuggiGt Columbus and BY
al respectable dealeH IN meditines.
pVY0e-dlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
rhe British CONSUL at oharleston, s.

The New Orleans correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier, writing in reference TO the
seizure Of Slidell and Mason, communicates
the following: WI gesT
The British Consul here Immediately justified
the act, and went to the trouble Of supplying
English legal authority to appear In leader Of
one of our city journals. Neither the research
Of Mr. Muir, nor his Judgment on points Of In
ternati6nal dispute, are esteemed very highly,
but last month he was at Washington, in CON
saitetion With Lord Lyons, H1d the prompt In
clination of the Consul to justify Lincoln may
be the result Of indications Of British policy
communicated to bis lordship. s.8t ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

DEPARTURE OF THE FoRTY- -6EcoND.--The For
tyaecond Regiment, Col. Garfield, left Camp
cbase on sunday las. for Kentucky. Previous
to their departure handsome aag was present
cd to the regiment BY Governor Dsnnison. The
following are the officers of the regiment:
Colonel--J. A. Garfield. s1 =.
Lieutenant Colonel-Lionel A. Sheldon. !,
Adiutaut--W. N. olds. aae W sase q
ouartermaster--JOseph d. Stubbs 9 "a
surgeOn--Joseph Pometene.
Assistant-surgeon--Jcssph w. Hannpn. %
Sergeant. Msjor--C Charles p. Goodwin sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
The Canaaian Frontier.

The Detroit Advertiser states that rumor,
based upon what 10 considered reliable author
ity, ls prevalent among the inhabitants Of Wind.
sor and Sandwich, that the military commits
sion, now making q tour of the Province, will
shortly arrive at those places, and put them as
well as Maiden, In complete state Of defense.
1t is also stated that the government steamers
will proceed from Quebec and winter on the
lakes, to be ready for emergencies. lh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

p 1t has been reported at Halifax that
Messrs. BREoKlnRIDaE and HUSrER applied for
passage to Liverpool on the steamer Canads,
and that they were refused in consequence Of a
dispatch from secretarg cAMEROE, warning the
agents Of the zCuuaFd line against carrying
rebels across the ocean. 1t Is stated in the
New York papers that Mr.. cusARD denies that
he or bis agents have received any such warn
ing. ftIa ett ea.ei tioi iri
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

MA delegation Of the New York Irish Brig.
ade have had an interesting interview with the
and prsseted q amemOriai signed by
every officer in the brigade, requesting the ap-
Of Colonel fHOHAs FHANcrs MrAsHER
who raised all the regiments and orgsnized
the brigade by his personal exertiOns-to the
rank Of Brigadlsr General
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
Local Matters.

FEsrvAL.--The ladies Of the lst Pfesbyte teri.
an Church win hold festival in the basement
Of the Church, on next w Wednesday in the after
noon and evening. The public are respectable
invited to attend. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

" Colonel MULIIeAS, the hero Of the bat
tie of Lexington, Missouri, was presented on
the 18Th inst, to the Eighty-eighth Regiment
(Irish Brigade), by the Commandant, Colonel
NUGENr, at the camp In Virginia. Colonel
MuLLleIS got an enthusiastic reception from
the regiment, and made an eloquent speech to
thu men ~. D. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
Master Commissioners Sale.
George NJ. Parsons, Nxeoutorl k WI
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased, lssia nv order ,

George NJ. Parsons, Hxeoutorl k h Z.
Of Samuel Parsons deceased, a.,a Nv orar Of Court.
william =. .ii srset dtsi.
or AN ORDER OR1ALE
ID TO me directed, from the Superior Court OF Frank.
lin County Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door OF
tho House, In the city Of Columbus, on
Monday, the Goth day Of January, A. D. 1852,
betwesn the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and O'clock
p NJ The following described real estate situate In the
county OF franklin and State Of Ohio to witt Parts Of lots
Noa and OF the subdivision Of survey 1888 being the
share Of said William Breck In said lots Nos. and D.
assigned and set him BY the Superior Court OF Frank
I'm county Ohio at It's May term, 1858, In partition
made Of said lots between him and bis wife Elizabeth o.
Breck, to Wit Lot No. two (9 Of said partition, com
don't thence g. 81 deg 30 min. n l66 5o-lO0 poles 70
tbe oentre OF the Columbus and Harr'sburg Turnpike
Road thence along the centre Of said road n ~
min H. rs poles 10 the g. n cornof OF lot NO of SAID
partitions thence N. 81 deg 80 min. W. wv poles 70
ne g. W. corner Of said lot No 3; thence b. Deg ~
min W. Al poles to the beginning, containing ~ acres
rood. .......-.,,.. a,
the H. W. corner Of lot No. Q; thence 8. ~ deg. 80
min d. 100 poles TO the centre OF tho Columbus anu
Harrisburg Turnpke Road, thence along the centre OF
said road n 80 deg 30 min. u. "a poles 70 the D. h
corner OF lot No. Of said parttoni thence ~ 5 oeB
80 min W. 222 66-100 polesj thence B. deg. ~ MIN.
west 90 5O00 poles 70 the place OF beginning conam
ing so acres, roods, 2Opoles. ,g..... ...-f
Appraised as follows
LotNO q containing 80 acrss together with the steam
Lot No. 3, containing 90 acres, at s55 per acre.
printer,sfees, 06 rs. and Master Commissioner.
decl7-wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

Z A TIMELY WARNINe The persons who re-
Gently took away several pictures from the en-
trance to Mr., Wits Photographic Gallery are
requested 10 return thsm, and save themselves
from public exposure. o a...s..... ~. ~ 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

IL Col, w. H. Lytle, the Hero Of Carnifax
Ferry, arrived in this city last evening and Is
stopping at the American. The gallant Colonel
Is still very lame, not having recovered from the
unnnda ha recaized u - ---L-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

NTThe unItsd States District Court trf The
Southern District Of Ohio, Judge Lssvitt pFssi.
ding, commences It's December term as clneIn.
nAH to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

gJ The Mail and Accommodation Train on
theL NJ. C. g. x. R. R. leaving at 4 P. M.
and arriving at 1918, has been discontinued.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

The undersigned, associate members of the
United States Sanitary Commission, residing in
Columbus, beg leave to call the attention Of
their felow-citizens to the wants of our sick and
wounded soldiers, and of the necessity of i'm.
mediate and continued contributions and labors
in their behalf. We would suggest, in order to
make an ample provision for this great object
in such way as not 10 be burdensome to ind-
vlduals, that the following plan be adopted
here, and, as far as may be, over the whole
State: .Hs qt
3 i. That every woman in the State, who can
do 60, shall give at least three hours ,cOrk per
,Osek, for the benefit Of the hospitals, while the
'0ar Taste. 49,
Q. That every man In the State shall give o
contribution, ia money for this object, according
to his ability, however small the sum may be,
at least once eusry month Uhile the DaY lasts
8. That for the purpose of carrying out these
suggestions, collections be taken, al stated peri
0ds, during che continuance Of the war in churches
and associations of every description In Ohio;
ouu buat 1Alu 0OSlctAcS 10 iOEmou III
every town, village and neighbOrhOod.
We will give all necessary information 10
those who shall apply, personally or by letter,
to Joseph sullivaut President, or JohnW. An
drews, Secretary Of this Commission; and, as
far aa may be practicable, we wllidistribute doc
uments published by the Sanitary Commission.
We trust that our fellow. citizens will go to
work in earnest in this matter, and every sick
and wounded Ohio soldier can thus easily be
provided for. ....... -.,.
Money and other contributions can be sent to
the "Soldiers' Aid Society" of the ladies' of Co.
lumbus, or to Dr.. T. G. Worm!ey, Treasurer OF
the Commission.
WIN. DENNIsoN, Jos. SULLIvANT, President,
WIZ. M. AwL, Rev. Mr.. FrTzGERALD, V.Pres,
]. B. THoMPsoN, JOHN w. ANDNEws, Sec'y,
F. COLLINS, T. G. WoRMLEY, Treasurer,
R. NEIL, Rev. Mr.. HEMsrEGER,
P. AMBos, Rev. Mr.. MEEs, Vs.
J. H. RILEY, Rev. DR.. TRIMBLE,
F. G. SESSIONS, F. CARTER,
8. M. SMITH, S. LovIEG. IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
DIED.

suddenIy, on The evening Of Dec l3 at the Junction
Paulding county, AITxAlpER HAcKvs Bsq, pin the 4ih
year Of his age. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
ELEcrioN on POLICEMAN.

On motion Of Mr.. Buttles. the Council went
into the election Of member Of the Special
Police In place Of Peter Metzlnger, resigned77
he having enlisted as volunteer In the army.
The roll OF members was called BY the Clerk
sIx times, andthe following MAs the result of
the voting each time. qsspg7 m q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

.- .fl-s r-la BILLS READ ~ ~. W. -.
Mr.. Eberly introduced the three following
bills which were read twice;
To aseess special tax Of one dollar ana nlne-
teen csnta on each foot front Of the real estate
on the east edo of scioto street from poin'
sixty-two aud half feet west Of Noble street,
to Friend street. t.O.s a.. .r Il.
To assess special tax Of eighty cents on
each foot front of real estate on the North side
of Mound street from soioto to Canal street. .
To assess special tax of TWO hundred and
sixty .feur dollars and eight cents on tho West
half Of Iu-lot No. 70 on Mound street between
scioto street and Martinalley.
| Adjourned. .f aul,g s1ga8l W.. ~ q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

tsnths mills on each foot font Of shs real g.
tate on Fourth street from Town y Rich 'traes;
The bill was read three several timss eng
passed. W.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED AT HEADQUARTERS 10Th
wv Infantry, corner Town and High streets, Columbus,
l6h Infantry up to u o'clock n. 2lst instant. For In.
formation apply at headquarters. tessI .fa'i l'
VIM. J. sTBWART,
a First Lient. 18th Infantry, A. A. o,s.
decl7.St - if9s- 81 = N FsE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

CENTs, DOUBLE.BREAsTED mE.
VI RINo Undershirs. ,,,y =. ooy
GENTS, nIBB'D MERINO UNDER
Vt GARMENTS. o,v aov
GENTS, SILK UNDER.SHIRTS AND
~ INN N"S' Balm & SON.
NTIssEs,, LADIES, AND BOYS ME.
Az AZ A-N0 D' BAIN & SON.
CRNTs, KID LINED GLOVES.
Balm & SON.
T1HICOT & BEAVER CLOAKENGs,
i new styles n.,y . sor
CHAKEH FLANNEL SKIRTS AND
y Drawers. o,r soN
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS FOR
" Gents. n,,v .. soy
T ADIEs,, BeYs' AND MISSES MEH.
= TGs- 80 es Balm BON.
| GENTS, FANCY FLANNEL sHInTs.
~ Dam - pNA''
CHIRTING FLANNELs, PLAIN d
| y Fancy. 49,,
GENTS, AND BOYS, SUPERIOR
| " SHIRTS and Collars.
T1HE BALmOsAL HOOP sKIRT-A
Balm soN.
THE IMMOvARLE CLASP HOOP
| ~ --. Balm & g0N.
NEW DELAINEs at 12K GENTS,
IN VALUE 90 cents. ....
ITLEGANT CLOTH CLOAKs, AT RE.
~ DUoED Prices. $40
los 7 Balm BON.
MINK COLLARS, NUFFs & CUFFS,
= BAIN & SON.
PED, Orb & CRADLE BLANKETS,
Balm & SON.
T ADIEs' WHITE CAsHmERE skirts
IL Balm & SON.
decl5-6l ACt
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
MIR. 4. SHATTLER HAS OPENED A
BOARDING HOUSE
AT NO. so EAST TOWN STREET,
| day or week.
dec4-H ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17

COusCL PaocEEDmos. ~ The City Council met
last evening--Mr. Douty In the Chair aa ,Presl.
dent pro lem- The minutes OF the previous
meeting were read and approved. " al \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
AlZM MANHOOD.
I3 HOW LOST, HOW REsr0REI

Just PubIishedin Sealed Envelope; Price cts.
LECTURE ON TIE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
Weakness Involuntary Emissons, Sexual Debility and
Impediments to Marriage generally, Neryonsness Com
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical In.
oliverweii M. D., author Of he Green Book, 40. "a
a boon 10 ,Thousands a snfferers,
sent under seal in plain envelope, 70 any address
post PAID on receipt Of two stamps, by DR.. OHAe.
J. o. KLINE, la7 BOwsy, New Yofk, Post Once Boz
no lSee. eopTemdAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-10
CEPHALIC PILLS.

By the these Pshe periodic Of Nervous or cl
Headache may be prevented and taken at the commence
immediate relief from pain sickness will be
obtained
They seldom fall removing the Nausea and Redddohe
which females subject.
They gently upon the bcwels-removing Cospeness
Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and all person,
OF sfddEtdry habits they valuable Lasdoe improving
he appetite giving tone and cigor TO the digestive organs
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
The CEPHALC PILLS the result long investigation snd
carefully conducted experiments having many years
during which time they have prevented relieved vast
amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whether origins
ting in the system from deranged state Of th
stomach
They entirely vegetable in ihe composition may be ia
ken all mes with perfect safety wou; making any change Of
Diet and hsGJseHce any disdgresd6e TASTE renders sast
10 ddEliniSter them to children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERREITsl
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry padng on eaet
box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers IN Medicines
box will be sent by mall, prepaid, receipt OF the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
AS Cedar street., New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-10

DANIC PRICES, IN EARNEST,
IL Al WHOLESALE ard RETAIL,
by JOSEPH sTPAUsR No. 2T Main street
Just bought less than 30 the dollar large stock OF
rich Lawns 10 and 2 cts Zine Jaconets and organdes
l2, Is &c Debags cts 10 cts and higher; BereseS all col
ls % 4c 500 handsome Bere stella SAsSs with
Chenille Embroidery 30 worth IS 00 pak aRd Colored SILK
Pa asos from i5 cents and s1 eoloed Calico at 81
and cheap le ladies 81 Thread Gloves and GGunt
lets l9& aud Is ard long silk as at SIH and 80
WORTH d0abbe the mcRey Hosee Linen Handkechiefs,
h Linen and Bosos Brown and hack Shifting and sheeng;
Case Musln and ToS0nr Preach Worked Collars
le 25 Cambria aud Swiss Bands the finest work In
the CASusres and Linen Goods for Men and Boys
Ba and Coored Silks and great Goods
MENTION viii be found at prices that astorh body
No. q Main Look the rgh place
aplT J0skPH tIRAUSE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-10
MATER or THE
w RocKgsipGE ALUM SPRINGS va,

Al tn sPRINGS
The undersigned have instituted house OF PukoFL IipD
Co. Druggists Riehmond Va NERAL AGENTS UNITED
The reputation Of this wser medle,na agett Is essbsh
ed 10 Virginia, and rats o. the souh aud rapidly
established at Is Of ee few Mineral waters which wi.
bear transportation. ana that has ket from two 20 Eve
glass without apparent damage either TASTE is
Coae u. r1G1 and Dysentv, Chronic frsy Disese r,o
{ & SSd 9 Eo9 Sa' re- 10 SE' csos. Hsos;
the st eminent aedosl men section country
water Europe Amecs rich In medic. substances
Of koekbr'd5e Alum sping-"
matter Of no little Importance that the pub ,borIh suy an
p,lsed Of remarkable efsey the Roekbdge waters il
profession md never bet g. these wster has been
found at de- eFyes the me 9 specific 70! their cure"
at egymen, lawyer, and al classes Of our feowe16rs
who e ter personal knoSiedss and experience
me nier,isnes have completed srargcrsrts for
toIlg Gnd rEnspc rson ss they eona5ny believe will
them hepeeforih uy asd promptly the steadily growing
CAuTT9EThe unprecedented OF this Mineral Water
pot cy The fountain B The yors who have hosged
hh hut by inysua at tar dirshl homes, ha naturally
the eec; 70 bring into he marTe' 10 extent
bet ing slntsr Therefore pes,rs WHO =h TO use us
water VII do well 70 ap7y directly 20 he undersigned t. their
general egeatsn shm nd vhs he ofs VIII 10 al cases pro-
Gaze ther SUI Pile hrough the house OF fraCE LDD Co. by
whom also they vllte furnished with the proper AID
The IUM PowDERs orMAss being the resldusry als Of The
nec 70 retain H. virtues q tie Tasr I aaS S oRs Re an %
eeent substitute r the same Il sent with entire safety ~
the s agd 10 remote poEt where the water cannot easily be
transported
For full particulars, pamphlet
We vii send the parpe' postr AID application by letter,
addressed to fRAZIEk & RANDOLPH, PrcpTictors,
PostOfhce, Alum hpriugs.
Rockbrdge county, Va, or to
PURCELL, LADD CO., General Agents,
sp5-2n Richmond, Va
pUI EH.-5GO 600 Roll Rut.er suitable for baking
- purpoSes just rcslvsd and for sale by
my2 HUNTA JAbIES.
pSCE GINGER, Alspcc and Pepper. for sale by
A myS John N GORDON SON.
IVERPOOLPlyf SAT- 500 Sacks Llverpocl Fine
FlsALT ,hp HlAwlha In James Rlye- direct fsom Liver
pool, Tor sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-10
LOWNEs a. COOKS
Foundry and ManutactorV.
nazrH s-au1, xnAH NAu, HlozEozD, VIaoHlA-

TVAYIG made large addition shop, c suit TIE soGther
trade We sell he Northern prices Of 1850 We hav'
100 different designs OF Plain and Ornamental Railing
Vs-andRs, BaleOni's, Porch Pieces, window
Guards Vault and Cellar Doors, Iron sash, shutters
sai gc-erl Bsckslhng and finishing dore vita snS
despatch
Csstery Railing for the country made be pat NJ
by - ordinary mechanic. jASa-N
XyTOOD'S EOHTH CAROLINA FAMILY ROE
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.GA A-l' bys o. Fauly Roe Herriegl Woods brand,
- bills OF c Family Gross Herring, Woods brand,
Sbis Of y. C. Panty Cu, Herring, Wood's b-aEd,
lIfi bbls ga1uy Flour, n q c-1not be surpassed,
IA ch-ss Of superior Green Glnpos der aud bl ses Teas
g0uJ bzsts Of NH C4 such BrAn, BIoRnstIf and Ship
1Oll bales OF Timothy and Glover Hsy,
100 tlss of Oats,
lOou vl,el City HeCs
Clt garioyF WHISKY Oia-d Brandy and Champagne
Wnes Of the very best quality.
P5r sale On the Eos: reassnshle terms by
RObT A. DABNEY,
as O,rner v rfoal and lth orpo.lte Thsatre.