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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-05

NEW szOcK OF JgwBERTl
NJ. r. CoSANT,
Aas Just FFeeivea al his store, next sos, B. o..
Pest Ones Upper Broadway large ani W., re
kscsed 'es '"'' 'e-. .. VEL BE-
sfoek or JsvveIry,
EsasistiRE Of
CAAE8s LAVA, MOSAIC, COAL. Ann c,,-
4 STONE sETT, ''~2
Bracelets, LockeGs, RinEs, Studs. E.t-sr.-.
1 vest Chains. Neck Chains sbsctasfs.A S''
4 BIC. Ac
" Whica WIZ De SOLD at low prices am sv.-.
eicis warranted 70 psaTs jast 81 FrDresss,s 'I 4
/ wsteaes, Gincks sHz1 JeweiTy psEysa Ia -.
shoFoaSh nAa woTkn aHfike manner, and an :. :
s8spvestsd and charges rsGsonshls H. > x
Council AinfEs, Iowa, aug 49, tsso,
EAkk THRsg FACTS!
VI TIE TESTIMONY OF THE w1RIn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-05

Although The above complaints zsEsf EI1t! -
their origin and nature, yet tasJ al rqEL' d
LFeatTueat MANY Of the worst sAsrr u sgct "a,
eases via yield IN cssnPEfsl7~J sbaFi space q
time when Shis uintmeat IS Almighty T-boNd Hsi'
Ear pxrEs affected, even Aftes - II gt4r' lstas
haze failed In all aeTibns mai Afles r. Pms s'zA
be taken in acrordzncs to tbs pTA.st sa'T1e'l as
sr-cYFrr Any3ug each box.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-05

Mar 49, 1881
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-02
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THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD.

PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS AND ANATOMY,
563 Broadway next door to Ball Black Co. New York.
The wonders Of the world and beauties Of hitherto
hidden revealed showing that the handicaft Of
follows the heels of nature.
Wonders the brain yarfa where the seat Ut
the mind soul is supposed to he.
Wonders of the five sensesseeing hearing smelling taste
and touch.
Extraordinary freaks of nairetogether with wonders
frofa Paris Florence, Munich and England.
Wonders of Lfe, actually showing hidden life within life.
Exciting thrilling and indispensable wonders and curios
ties Ia the rotunda.
Wonders ACCOMPLISHMENT, wonders In herrnaphradita,
wonders obsercy wonders OF embryology, wonders II
ustcalogy.
WONDERFUL-l7o0 PARTS OF TIE HUMAN BODY
one view, and still greater wonders in sepulchro or
pathological room
Lectures daily, together with surprising interesting and
unprecedented experiments in chemistry.
VIII open daily, for gentlemen only and after Saturday
Sept y, from 10 in the morning ILL al night.
Admission rs cents
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALL1AcK's,
w Corner OF Broadway and Thirteenth street.
""se mahaser Mr.. Lester Waiack
:, Doors open Mt T. To commence at 3.
especial attention Is directed to the that the
Performances viii In future terminate before ii O'Clock.
The extraordinary facility of fully evidenced by
the fact that from the tall Of the
auditor only occupied three minutes and half.
NoricElt Is respectfully htmied there Will be free
s or complimentary admissions excepting only the usual
privileges OF the Press.
TONIGHT AND EVERY EVENING,
VIII be acted Comedy by Tom TAYLOR ESQ.,, three
acts with arnropi
SCENERY, APPOINTMENTS
INCIDENTAL. MUSIC and COSTUMES
THE NEW PRESIDENT.
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NJ MONS ROYAL CIRcUS.
IN PALACE GARDEN.
TWO TW0l TWOl TWO TWOi
TWo TWO TWO! TWO! TWOl
GRAND PERFORMANCES
THIS DAY. THIS DAY. THIS DAY.
THIS DAY. THIS DAY. THIS DAY.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER ,, 1851,
Commencing Afternoon ~ clock, Ev enins 8
GREAT TRIUMPH
OF the beautiful French Equestrienne,
LOUISE TouRNIARE, LOUISE TouRNIARE,
LOUISE TouRNIAKE, LOUISE ToURNIAkE,
who VIII appear in
NEW CHARACTER SCENE.
The extraordinary Aronats,
CONRAD BROTHERS. CONRAD CROTRERS
CONRAD BROTHERS.. CONRAD BROTHERS.
DEN STONE THE JESTER,
Sebastian, Dcrverncy, Burt,
Ellngham, Ross, Barry,
and the Major Brothers. together with al
NIBLoS GARDEN EQUESTRIAN TROUPE,
Every Afternoon aud Night this week.
Admission Is cents. Children Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-02

WINES AND LIQUORS.

TINE ATTENTION or THE TRADE Is RESPECTFULLY
solicited 10 the superior quality Hammers fresh
brcwed Champagne Ale This brewed fresh NJ ali
Of the year and It's keeping quality, especially o. that
hrewed during the most excessive hot weather
for any length Of u Charge S2 per hid and So pcr bbl
delivered any part OF the city New York PAYMENT
cash delivery Orders Hammers Brewery Ia Har.
lem, viii b. attended to with despatch
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EXpnEsSEs.

A BURSUAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
~ Ing Establishment il3 West Eleventh street. bo,wcen
Fh mud Sixth Hycnues. Household Furniture boxed and
shipped " all parts OF the wor Covered wagons for re-.
moving furniture into Vie country Furniture stored.
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pc In kampe theatrical manager. Mr. Lester walnck
ACTOR Mr. Fuyt
ri'Youhhl, low comedian bi,Mnc
La ia lndr, leading acii Mrs. Hoy
Miss Madeline ilenrlquez
Miss Crocker
The Grand Duke Of KIensladt Wadsten. Mr. g. Fisher
Count Wetterhafa lPrime MnisLer). Norton
The landgravc ~ Braunsback Mr. Reynolds
The Baron Won Dempfnoode. Mr. Blake
General FIannback,. Mi. Paroe
krebs, CHIEF valet the Duke. Mr. Nnurg
The Princess Wilhelmina (the Landgraye's sis
Nile. Won GriDenhem cher lady in waitg). Mrs Vernon
The Baroness Won Miss Mary Cannon
The Orchestra the direction Mr. Robert st0ep
Family Circle - nts
Boxes and Psrquct DO GEMS
Private Boxes. Orchestra Stalls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-02

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-HERRMANN.
IA HERRMANNS LAST PERFORMANCES.
As the artists Of the Opera In New Yurkhaving
cepted engagements for Havana and Euroewiil shortly
leave the country arrangements have been made for
TWO GALA NIGHTS OF ITALIAN OPERA,
which VIII be given prior TO their Departure on TIL TUESDAY,
Oct IL, and MONDAY Oct 81 MS
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFITS TO MR. ULLMAN
IN consequence Of the preparations for these sala
ngnts ahd previous engagement contracted ny Mr. Ek
MANN 10 appear Ia Philadelphia October H. there VIII only
DC sv M, yen nlghis more by him ~ New YORK: -
THIS AND EVERY EVENING OF THE WEEK,
except Thursday when the Academy had been previously
gagged for the Orphan Asylum.
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
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DOMAIN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM-THE AN
III nua Festival in aid Of the above institution will
place at The Academy OF Music, Thursday October
The entertainments, consisting OF tw stnt performances
in the afternoon and another in the evening w be
superior character supervised BY N b. Clark, ESQ.,
who in conjunction with John Rrougham, Esq, has
Quoted the performances Tor several years Cau.ion.--
Tickets should be purchased a, the ticket offices only
before fho day evening 20 he festival
within the building duly authorized and who will be dstn
gnishej by appropriate Sases This caution
necessary because spurious s have
II change By parties not e,ahowcred 10 sell tickets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-02

yYANTED-i FEW PERFORMERS, TO HELP FORM
w band OF miastres travel Address by Samuel
Conkn, rs Navetgy place, stating capabilities and loves,
salary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-02

NEW BoWERY THEATRE.
IN Sole proprrtors Mes-rs. q T. Fox ~ w. Lingart
WEDNESDAY, OCT. ,, ls6i,
The historical drama Of
EVA, THE IRISH PRINCESS.
The musical bnrleia OF
THE SWISS SWANS.
And the Scotch drama If
THE WARLoCK OF THE GLEN
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/ vNANTED-A COMPETENT AMERICAN, ENGLISH OR
w Scotch girl TO do general housework snai family
Apply after 10 o'clock this morning 56 Pacific Brook
| lyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-02

CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
~ SIS BROADWAY.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW PIECE,
UN BALID IN MasCHERA,
UN BAILO IN MASGHERA,
UN BALiO IN MAScHERA
US BALi.O IN MAsCaERA
In wiicH the following members Of tie company win APP
pear
A. M. HERNANDEZ
SAM SHARpLEY SAN sHARPLEy
CHARLEY FOX, CHRLEy FOX.
SIG. ABEGCO. SIC. ABECCO,
L, J. MELyrT.LE, +. j. MELVILLE,
PAUL BERGER, PAUL BERGER
7. LA MONT, II. la MONT,
FRANK SPEAR, PKANk SPEAR,
MILE ROsALIE, MILE RtsSALIE,
MISS CHARLES, MISS CHARLES,
WIN. ROSS
and other characters by the cpmnany.
THE CANTERBURY MINSTREIS
THE CANTERBURY NINSTRELS
in selections every night
THE GRAND NEW PANTOMIME,
which has been in fepag the three months will
be produced on Monday next with
NEW SCENERY,
NEW DRESSES,
NEW PROPERTIES
and in style before attempted.
FOX 4 CGRRAS, Proprietors.
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TWO LIVING WHALES
i NOW Oh EXHIBITION

:. At IVNFS' WOODS.
THE SECOND AND THIRD AVENUE CARS
TaSc passengers siAy.lIth street, within i've minutes
walk Of Jones WOODS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-02

yVANTED--A FIST RATE COOK, WHO THOROUGHLY
w understands her business who Is willing
In the washing and ironing Apply at 81 7h nv.
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WANTED-SITgATIoNS,B BY MAN AND HIS WIFE
w without encumhrance, together separate; the
WAITER the woman as cook IN city or country both FRO
tesans VIII be found hrst class servants; the
lived butler In Europe. Apply for Al 20 East 9t
st., Broadway note addressed Thomas viii be at
tended
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WINTER GARDEN
w The management begs that this evening,
wednesday, October 2, will be the
BIT
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A GENTS WANTED--MALE AND FEMALE, TO SELL
IA the Union Prize Gift Package, which contains IS vaIa
BILE recipes Union envelopes and stationery, in colors
splendid (6xl0 OF General George b. Mcclellan the
Napoleon Of the present aud gin Of superb ewelry
Agents making IS $40 day. Send staml
mammoth circular. RICHARDS CO., l02 Nassau
Attract
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PROoKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID OPENING NIGHT
for the of lSfl-G2
THURSDAY NENT OCTOBER 8. AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Mr.. ullman respectfully informs the public that
MONS. HERMANN,
THE GREAT PEESri DI6ITATEUR,
will give
sorREE DE PREsTIDIGIrATioN
assisted by the
ORCHESTRA OF THE OPERA.
The programme the soir.e viii that
formed by Hermann his opening nght ia New York.
THE PRICES OF ADMISSION
win he the In New York.
Admission 30 cents. Amphithcure - cents.
Reserved seats % cents extra. Orchestra stalls 81
Box office Academy Music; SHELLS, Y Wall strert.
N0rCE-rhc sale of "Wednesday, oct &
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SrRE ADVERTISER, A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN
and irs class salesman, requires stuaon has been
employed Tor ih0 last three In lending Broadway
store; unexceponabe reference and security Address
f. H. Herald ollce.
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VNANTED--BY A STEADY MAN, A SITUATION AS
w salesman In wholesale liquor establishment; eight
years from last plocr has large influence In
Brooklyn and country Address for two days Salesman box
Herald ntlice
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>CC0n HELP wANTED.-ANY GOOD MAN IIAv-
%OUU. ing $500 TO loan his employer (best security
Sven), may OBTAIN fine situation: 3l7 week salary
permanent situation, in good house, pay Address
g. G., Herald office, for Two days.
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

GENTS CAN MAKE FROM So TO $50 DAILY, BY
"A selling Wheeers patent to prevent thieves and burglar
opening door locks with false keys nppers Retail
price 2b cents mail for 80 Address Georg
Wheeler Co., $50 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-02

TJyO GROCERS-A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION
clerk IN first class grocery store understands the
business perfectly is ID work. Has the best
CAN address Advertiser store souheas.
OF 18th St md 81
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vNANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF STEADY AND IN.
w dusrious habits situation IN any capacity; is good
penman Will make himself generally useful
wages not 50 much object as permanent situation Ad
dress j. c., box I2o Herald Office.
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VITANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, FROM THE COUN
w try, situation clerk grocery store: thoroughly
the Best country and city references
Call at or address 81 East Broadway
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VXrANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN ENGLIsHMAN, AS
w coachml ana groom objection to city country.
Good re v from his last place Apply 10 or ad IL, IS
w. f., III 9Th ay corner 2Uh 81, in feed store.
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700 AGENTS wANTED-IMMEoIATELY TO SELL
OO an article indispensable 10 sorekeeper IN New
York and Brooklyn Three dollars capital required
icle pays 100 per cent profit Apply to yoseius Co. 5
Warren ST.. up stairs.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

imprisonmeut and murder are considered by all
arli;rarv rulers as the most eficacous means Of
r. ducing a Discontinued people 10 obedience, and
we presume that Mr.. LINCOLN AID his adherents
vii not shrink from rescrting, ultimately, 10 these
measures to convince MS thnt 1--WE have Gov
''ernuent." Nevertheless we deem it our duty,
SO long thought and speech are still free. to
protest against the despolism which the tdmiuis-
tratlon has set up over US and 10 deaounce It's
authors and its agents, lis cdvocates and lis abet-
tors The patriots of 1716 rose in instruction
against GEORGE III, because, among other tyran-
nous ects, be had, IN the words of the Declaration
OF Independence, "atfrcted to render the military
'fndependent Of, aud superior to- the civil power,
and had ''quarered large bodies OF armed troops
among them, and had cut off their ''trade with
call plrts of the world,' and had transport
ed them "beyond seas 10 be tried for pretended
"oifences.'' What that immortal charter Of our
liberties called the uncomfortable ''injures and
''usurpation," Of the British government, we hold
to be something worse when they proceed from an
American Administration; and what our fathers
ventured to thunder in the ears of England
King, we cannot hesitate to say to ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN. Let linn not forget how that monarch
con'emptuously disregarded the rights OF the
people Of this land, while the lat
ter were but few and feeble, and how sure and bit.
ter was the rejributioa which followed fas, upor
that fatal error. Let him remember that these
rights still survive, and that the courage and de.
termination which once rescued them from desruc.
ton, are not extinct among the children of thr
men who once stood so steadf,stly by the Rag
and fortunes of GEORGE WASHINGTON.
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Our readers will find elsewhere in our columns
accounts of the arrest, and removal to Pennsylva-
mia, of several citizens Of Baltimore county, and
of the attack upon railway train by the troops
who are stationed at the Relay House. As the
Constitution and the laws have been at present
abolished by the Federal Government, it is, per-
haps, idle to complain Of these proceedings False
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Correspondence Of tie Deity Exchange
Conrt-- Arrests by the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AZ the Relay Cnrnp--IGac Crops, gSc.

Conrt-- Arrests by the MElitary--s Ear,!sIli;,s
az the Relay Camp-TEae Crops, g&c.
TowsoNTowN, May 50, 1851.
The ciectment case Of Ann NeSbit ct 3D. cs John
o. Price, which has occupied the attention of the
County Court ter the last seven days. is still on
trial and progressing. The case excites a great
deal o! attention, particularly among the large
number OF friends either side, as the verdict de-
cjdes the validity Of will converting large and
valuable estate from the late Chiciila G. d. 0yylnps
to her nephew, the defendant, while the deceaspd's
SISTERS, VINO are the plaintiffs, aiiege that the will
Is II forgery The case" however, will, in all pro-
liability, be brought to close on Saturday
Qaiie an excitement prevailed here this morn
ing, np"n lea ming that YES erdav orders uera is
sued by MaJo: Hay, of the Pennsylvania regiment,
part o winch are stationed at Cockeysvi!le for the
arrest 0i Alfred Matthems, Harrison Scott, Geo.
Warrington aud Xachariah and Charles Cole, all
residing in the Slh district of this county. and
charged with destroying the telegraph wires ON
the lac OF the Northern Central Railroad Same
weeks since. fhe three former were arrested
last night, and taken to CacEeysyiile from whence
they were sent 70 York, Pa. in the O'Clock train
this morning. The NcsSrs. Col. have not vet
been arrested.
1t is currently repaired that certain martins 70
siding IN thtS vicinity, aud other sections of the
county, apprehead being arrested, aud cnnspouent-
" are very uneasy about their future liberty.
Yesterday, Captain Cooper stationed at the Re
this place, and called on several of The citizens
from whom his predecessor at the Relay camp had
seized arms belonging TO the Government The
captain disaPpr0ved OF the manner in which the
arms we're demanded and taken at the hour of mid
night, &c.
His command consists Of some seventy men from
Washington comfy, Pa, who are guarding the
bridge over that portion of the railroad which
spans Lake Roland. The only bedding they have
is an overcoat and blanket. Some twenty occupy
the tank house, while the remainder are compelled
t. sleep on the bare earth. During the recent
heavy rains they were fully en5bIed to realize the
hardShirs of a soldiers life.
Capt. Cooper was courteousy received and hos
pit"biy entertained by the citizens whom he called
upon, and when he took his leave he gave many
pressing invitations to be visited at his camp
The growing crops probably ever looked more
promising IN this county at this of the year
out the recent wet and cold weather has brought
about the cut-worm in great numbers, and the
corn crop IN some sections is being almost totally
Families are beginning to come out from the
city TO spend ihcir summer months at The savara
hotels and boarding houses
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We noticed, yesterday, the passage through the
city, on Wednesday, of the ''CARBALDI Guards,"
from New York, bound for HE var, composed en-
tirely Of foreigners, and commanded by Hunga-
rian Colonel. Il is source Of regret tina. The eX-
igeacics OF the service did not permit them to
remain long enough in B dtisnare to hear an
address I'm the Hon. HENRY WINTER DAVIS
upon the text with which his name has so long
been honorahly associatad-"PUt none bu, Amer
Cleans on guari!"
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erroneous opinion as 10 the inherent 9Th q
federation Recent discussions haze apparently settled
to points ruth eq1s dStiHc;7esS and csrciqtg namely
tHa secession Is '9ro7g, and that coercion to ecsHt
cessioz is equally aorong
Not even ''tha Union party Of Maryland with
that interchangeable patriot Nr. WINTER DAVIS, at
lis head, is now more energetcally prostituted
than the Courier 10 the support of the coercive
policy Of the Administration. having de!ibeE-
ately announced its conviction, four months ago,
that "the Constitution provides no remedy for
secession, and that ''c~ccon, to prevent scces-
81 n is equally wrong" with secession Itself the
Courier Is now dedicaiing lis ability and It's nRu-
ence, with equal deiteraiion, 10 tie enforcement
of the wrong by fire and sword. We congratu-
late Mr. EILLARD upon having cut himself hose
from an editorial connection, which would have
brought so much reproach upon his character
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We.hav called attention, more than once. 10
the cowardly abandonment of principle, in obedi-
ence to the madness of the times, upon the part Of
many of the most conspicuous journals of the
North. When newspapers like the New York
Herald disgrace the annals Of the press, by such
unmanly tergiyersalion, nobody is surprised
Such Helots are drunk too often, for even children
to find warning in Their shame. But when
journals like the Boston Comrier-edited by men
of high personal and literary reputation, and ad-
dressing the elite of the most intelligent and con-
sentative of Northern communities-are not
ashamed to fall away, in the time of trial, from
what they know to be the right, in order to con-
ciliate the mob and make favor with the passions
of the hour, 1t augurs i'll for that permanencv of
free institutions which was supposed 10 be secured
to US by the freedom of the press. We take from
the files of the Courier the following extract from
the leading editorial of February 10th, 1861
headed "The Nature of the UNIoN:n
PRESIDENT Buchanan charged with Inconsistency
ana not little ridiculed, for the position assumed Nv
IN MS recent message the subject of secession
80 80 ~ was wrong act for a State Withdraw itself
. 'e mon and yet that the Constitution prOrided no
e1y Jor such an act No critic or partisan ho,ytrer
oole 70 shoiD that Mr.. Buchanan is not consit
ohoy as toe as logically correct in what may seem at
hst sieht an lncongruous position. The present emer
gency suggests an inquiry into the subject and an in
'esga0n may satisfy us that we have hitherto held an
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THE VIRGINIA ELECrIoN.-We have no further
returns from the Virginia election by the mails,
but through private channels We learn that it is
estimated at Richmond that the majority in the
State for the ratification of the ordinance of seces-
sion will reach one hundred and twenty five thou
sand We learn through the same sources that
Col. Lee arrived at Manassas Gap camp Thurs
day, and was expected to reach Harper's Ferry
Yesterday.
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SUTRITITE CREAM FOR THE HAlR.-lhs psepa-
ration viii render the hair so and glossy AZ prevent It's
iaitng n Composed it is parest materials it
caa D; used with perfec: safety AMI answers purg1
ses OF fonade ard Is ~t;hocE pro7un that gr.ssnz
50 com mon to msny hir prep atins Prepared only ~
: RTNSUS JENNINGS a co,
Fha utiSt=.
mhz6tr 50 North Charles street.
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BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. II, 1860

~ =, , BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. II, 1860
h. G. SPALDING, Esq.
WISH for SOM circulars large show bills bring
your Crpha'jc filS particularly before ny Customers
IFNHu nave anv thing o tie Kind please semi to NE
One o. customers, subject severe Si"K Head
acne casualty lasting Ugs,l Of an ,tuct
az o',e h"'r d. u3er f''ijS, whicn / sent Ter.
Respectfully yours, " j. WILKES.
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SEELQL LkLGE3 HUNTINGTON Co "a z
:, =, January 70, 1851.
SIR: You viii Tease send two boxes OF your CephaC
Pills. Send them immediately.
Respectfully yours
JN0. E. SINONS
ST hare used one BAT If yor I'tts, and fad itsas
sGCctlt Et.
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Belle VERNON. OEIo, Jan IS. 1861
HsyRy C. SPtLDI5a, nsg.
Please ind iHcOsC:t .-fve
another box of Cealac Pills. Then are trtGy n
best PiLS Ihnre ecsl' irjed.
Direct 4. STnVGR, ?. g.
Belle Vernon, Ny&n!ot CO. 0.
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II you are, or have been troubled the haaJac
send Tor boG tGephec Pills. 50 that may have them
IN Of an attack.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

The delegates from Calvert, Anne Arundel and
Howard counties 10 the Southern Rights Conven-
ton met at Port Tobacco on Tuesday, and orsaniz.
eddy calling James D. Cook, E>q of Howard, to
the chair, and appointing Dr.. 5. W. Hammond of
Anne Arundel, Secretary. 1t appeared that the
delegates had misunderstood the notice calling a
Convention and lhey adjourned to meet at the same
place on "Wednesday next, when thsConyention will
assemble.