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MN ORLEANS. sJth August, iS59.
pR. j. {. AIEE; Sir: l checTfuliy comply with
the reimc,t of your RgeHt ami report VOW come 81
the effects have rcNliZGd with your SnrsaVariIla
have cured with it. iu my practice. most Of tia
Complaints far Which it is Recommended, and lsvn
fvnE It's elects truywonde.iul in the I5ss-
req! dHh hsTcI'.iHi pfsetSs O:,e OF my patients
snminE his palate and the top Of his mouth. Hcur
SnrsRpilla steadily taken. cured him in iYo wecl~
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in lis
nose and the liberation Ind eaten away consideTH-
bic part ~ u thnt l believe tile disorder woult
soon Tencl his brain and Kill him. Rnt it yielded
my administration OF SaTsuTariln; the ulcer
healed Hni lie il we'll again, not of without
some designation Of his face. 4 who had
been treated for the disorder by mercury Isrr
suffering from this poison in or bones. They had
become ~ sensitive tn the weather that a darn
lay she suffered eScruGia,ing pai In her Joints and
bones She. ito. was cured entirely by your Sarsn
paTilla in tc,S weeks. / know from its formula
which Your ac"nt gave me. that ills preparation
from your laboratory must lee great remedy; con
soquenrly. these truly remarkable results with il
have mot surprised me-
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THIS Is remedy 80 universally known TO sur,.s.
any other for the cure Of throat aud lung complaints
that u Is ueelcss here to publish the evideuce- Of
colds and ito truly wonderful cures If p,noUarv
disease have made known throughout tie civIii7.
even families. among Them who have NOT some y,
.hni experience Of it, eects-soe living trophy IL.
ue'r midst OF Tvs victory over tho snbtle ard dan
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RheUmotism, Com, LiteT Compioi,t


INDEPENDENCE. Preston Co.. Va. Gil, july 1852
DE j. c. ATEK: sir: have been afflicted with \
painful chronic Inflammation Tor long time which
bntiied the skill Of physicians and stuck to mo in
spite of all the remedies could find. until tried
your SaTsaparia. One bottle cured me in two
weeks and restored my general health so much thrt
am far better than before wa attacked. think
it q wonderful medicine. j. FREAN
Jules Y Getchell. NJ st. Louis, writes: Il have
been afflicted for years with affection nj the Lirel-
which DESTROYED my health tried every thing and
everything failed to relieve me- and have been a
hroken-d'wn man fer years from no oihCi
cause thnn tierIfgfRle',f of the Lfrgr. NY beloved
pastor the Rev Mr.. isspy. advised to try youI
Saraapnrlin because hs said c knew y1u. aud any
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great variety Of cases have haem reported to u
where cures III these formidable complaints hay,. r.
shifted from the OF this remedy. but uar space
here viii not admit them. SOM. of them may be
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below sanied are pleased TO furisl. cratic to all VII
call for them.
DyFsiH, IH>Gs't DiseGsS, Fits, EUilepsy A,elgneSr
In. Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
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t5'imulnfes eyital functions vigorous action,
and thus c~crcomcs disorders which would ne s.iiI
posed beyond its reach. Such = remedy has long
been required 10y the necessities Of tide people ari
we are confident that this will 10 for them all thar
medicine do
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nr. ! +. :. ChAunine. IF New York City, WTii.--:
Il MOS; clccruy comply Nitl the request Of Sau'
agent in SAYING have found your SHrEaraTilia
excellent UltcrLtive ii,thc numerous complaints
for which cuaplUy such remedy. but especially
in IsaiDlf DiseIEss of the ScrU!Ulnns datiOSis.
have cured many inYeIcrntJ. 81 L,utSIV1ss ~
it; alnl some where the complaint caused by ~
ceT.s:iO.l OF the uIEs. Tho liberation Itself
sOou cured. Nothing within MY knowledge cqunis
II for these female deranEeucnts.'
Edward s Marrow. Of Nswhury. Ala, wTitrt: ~
dangerous orITiIH tBiOT Of the feiunl.-
my family. which lad drfe,i ali the remedies
could employ. has ut length been completely cured
Icy your Extinct Of SarsHpaTilla our physician
thought nothing buf cNtrPaton cpuld afford relief.
hut he advised the trial of yOur Sarsaiarilla ~ tbs
last resort hefore cutting and it proved effrctuhi
Ancr taking your remedy eight weeks symptom,
Of TIE disease rCiHalus.'
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GEN'L COMMISSION BUSINESS

SUNDRIES.
an HANDS AND RECEIVING. viz.
" rs hhds. prime 10 choice y. o. Sugar.
l.30O bbls. choice y. q. Muasses
IS bbls Golden Syrup.
100 bbls. Assorted Refined Sugars
$50 bbls. No ) MC,k Mackerel.
Is bbla No. 3
IS half bbIs. M. .
rs bbls Picked Herring
lOI packages Lake White Fish aud Herring.
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Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

And for the speedy cure of the rubJoinsd var' ties
Disease:
ScrntMId and ScTotuloHs affections, smch as I1RnT',
CicerS Sores ETUptions. PiRplsS. FHSfiIss, Btnseh
rs BCiLS. RIainS. and all Skin DiseaseE.
OAKLAND. Ind. 9th June. 1859
JC. AVER Co. Gents: feel it my duty to "c-
knowledge what your Sarsapnriila has done for me
Having Inherited ScTuinlOris infection, have sui
fcred from it In vurious wnya for years Sometimes
It burst ont in Ulcers my hands and arms; soiEe
tirlcz It turrel inward and distressed NE III tie
stomach. Two years ago II broke cutson my head
and covered ry scalp and ears with one sore which
was painful and luathsome beyond description
tried many medicines and several physicians Gnt
without much relief from anything In fact the die
order grew WORSE. At length was rcjosce to read
In the Gospel Messenger that You had prepared an
alternative (sarsl, aTlaI for knew from Your re1u-
tatiun that anything yOu made must te good
sent to Cincinnati and got it, ard used IL til IL cured
me. 1 took it. you advise. in Nniail doses OF a
teaSpOonful over month: and used almost three
BOTTLES. New and healthy skin Eoon began 10 form
under the scabs which after willie fell OF. My
skin is now clear. and know by NY feelings thai
the disease has gone from my sylt"m. You car veil
believe that feel wat saying when t"ily"l.
that hold you to be Of the apostles OF the age
and reIuoin gratefully, Your
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81 fntlony's Fir. Rose or ETysipcI0s, IStSr d'td
.Srl RLsODl, Seald Had, RiIgIrOTA;. Sors Eyes,
DycpSg.
sept 1883 that liz las cured an inveterate case 90
DTcpsy. which threatened to terminate fatally Ly
tho nerRrvtrinE use of orr SapamTiia. aud GisI D..
dangerous attack VI Malignant ETysisl1G by large
does ni tho same says he cures the common ES7sP
ti0aS 10y It constantly
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TO THE PUBLIC.
UDOIPHO WOLFE.

Sole Manufacturer and Importer OF tic SChieiNT,
Aromatic Schnnpps
Is. 81 and - Beaver street New York.
A. C. GOOD Co. will supply tho trade.
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President.
7. II. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. te12
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UDOLPnO wOLFE'S PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST. GROIN RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEY
All the above imported and bottled ~ himself
warranted pure and Of tine best quality.
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NYhat sham We DrInk.
UDoLPHO woLFES PURE COGNIAC
BRANDY,

Imported aud bottled By himself warranted pure
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Zehulon Sloan. of Prospect. Texas. writes: "T',re'
bottles of Your SarsapariIIa cured from Gsiiru
"a lldeuus swelling on the neck, whirh had snT
fcT"i from over two years
Leuco,7lad M IVbHGs Ora7iGn TisTlor, GICriHs
Ele,rafioM. EenIals DiseaEes.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR TIE HArID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. influenza, HonrAeness,
Group, bronchitis, IncipienL Con-
sumption, aud for the Relief
OF COnEumptiVe Patients
la ADVANCED Stages
nj the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
GOV. FLOYD'S CALL TO ARMS.

From The LynchJHyg Republican,.
The following card from Gen. Floyd will explain itself
We trust bis warning will be Needed and that his cal
upon the men OF the country, old and young, will b'
answered by simultaneous and instant rush 70 arms
The Black Republican forces surrounding Virginia
with the coil OF huge serpent, and must tight then
to the death. We must all prepare to defend our homes
and our families lie VINO is no: for us is against
Neutrality is treason. Read the card and then act:
MILITARY CALL.
CASP Jackson, Wytheville, june.
To Me Citizens Of this District:
have this day received information that large force
OF Ksnawha and Fayette O. H., with the view Of taking
possession of this region of country and sezing upor
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad so to stop tn,
OF troops for the relief Of Eastern from
tier There certainly great danger country from
such movement. We have plenty of men to defend
the country if they were armed.
call upon all patriotic citiz to promptly for
ward and supply with such arms they may
have. Agents will be appointed to receive the arms anC
give receipt for the same stating therein the character
Of the gun and the value thereof. Thss guns will be
faithfully returned TO their owners If not will be paiC
for.
The safety of your country depends upon furnishing
the arms for the Volunteers who are wn. lay down
their lives in your defence.
hope this occasion will strongly urge the young
men OF our country unite themselves into Vol
unteer Companies and rally to the defence Of theI
country. There IS not day to be lost.
JOHN d. FLOYD,
Brig Genl. Confederate Army.
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The m.I;tsrv school at the University

The Charlottesville RsvieW, has the following in re-
gard to the Military School in operation at the Uni
versiy The session, have heretofore announced
ex;en Is from LIST Of June to LIST of November Tuition
fee SIS.
to be no West Point no Lexington; but it is to
give what under the circumstances is needed for
volunteers practical knowledge of the working of
an army in all its coordinate branches Young men
are to be enured here by four months strict military
service the hardshps Of camp life, to learn here
where failure brings disgrace and inexperience is not
fatal to the life of the soldier and the safety of the army
how to live in the field and to fight in campaign They
will be taught huw TO obey strictly and implicitly and
thus be qualified TO command with authority and with
discretion. The young of our land endowed with
rare military qualities they brave the bravest
spirited beyond all others, intelligent and willing to
make any sacrifice that may be called for. But,
people, they lack thing, and that among the most
important in all warfare the spirit Of subordnaton.
Ii cannot be denied that parental authority but rarely
energetic among that the respect due law and
hority is deeply rooted carefully nurtured
as could be desired And vet this voluntary submission
to legitimate authority ia the n0blss' tra. 10 the char.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

EXPERIMENTS WITH THE MINNIE BArL.-EIperiments
conducted for several days by direction OF the Military
and Financial Board demonstrate tn the Minnie ball in
the Tennessee rife with the charge of powder used
wife the round ball. has range and force tbreeold that
of the round ball.
rifle carrying 100 bals to the pound, used with the
ordinary sight is at $50 yards most deadly weapon
projecting the ball With graea accuracy and force,
than the rfsd mCsket. The rifle Of larger caibre has
greater range and force.
The ball should be of less diameter than the round
ball, so as to admit of great rapidly in loading The
cartridges should be dipped if cartridge not used
the bal should be dipped in compound of beeswaI and
telow, and patch should not be used. rifle thus
used may be fired 100 times without cleaning
1t thought proper to call the attention Of the peo
pie of the State this fact that they may know the
value of the weapon which all possess dine
r;rr
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aAE DAY IAHl.


ST. Lorrs June e.-hsjor Taylor Of this city, hes ~
signed.
Eighty men from Hannibal, forming q part Of the
Home Guard battalion sworn Into the United Safes
SERVICE armed and returned with arms for their
rades who will be swO "A in by Mtjor Lcavenworth.
Twelve volunteers from Camp Lincoln, arrived with
Minnie riffs and revovers crossed the river fourteen
miles above st. Louis and demanded secession flag in
the name Of the United States. Toe flag was hauled
down. but on their return the Secessionss fired, wound
ing three volunteers one very severely.
NORFOLK, June Six Dahgreen bronz, IL pounG'
ers have been fshed dp at the Navy Yard, and eight
tons of eunpo der taken from the Merrmac. The
Germantown will be in sea-going condition In two
weeks.
BILrrxoRx. June 6-The bark General Greene, own.
ed at Charleston has been captured by the Federal
lists.
Messrs Merrill Thomas, gunaet'rs of this city, have
been arrested
Washington gossip says that Gen. Scott dsapproves
the landing of force at Aqua creek
All dispatches announcing that hosiiies will soon
at AQUA creek or Manassas Junction are incor-
rect.
Several members of the Maryland legislature have
Gently visited Richmond it is thought with view Of
comforting with the Confederate authorities.
The Tribunes Baltimore correspondent says Marshal
sne Is as bad traitor heart Merryman He boasts
that the Government is afraid to arrest him. and his
friends threaten TO rise if he i'd touched
The lIth Indiana Regiment now 'ncamped at Evans
yie has been ordered Cumberland Maryland on the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Rairoad Harpers
Ferry.
The Star of this city, says that it has received "certan
information that Gen. BEAURKGARD now at Manassas
| Junction with 90 900 Southern troops"
A person just arrived from Richmond says that the
Confederacy troops always march by night without
| sic.
JAcKsoSs brothers supposed to be the who
are picking off the pckes OF the LINCOLN forces They
are said to have fifteen twenty men fney mounted.
A large amount of railroad rolling stock has arrived
here be used for the purpose Of Transporting the Alb
clifton troops towards Manassas Junction and Rich
| mond.
ExGov. Banks OF Massachusetts,, leads tho coast col
umn of the invaders acting with Butler This arrange.
has been violently opposed by all Lincolns coun
sellers. The opposition TO it Is headed by Gen. Scott
Gen. Scott also opposes the policy OF attempting to land
| troops at Aqua creek.
NThe bridge over Sleepy creek, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad has been buraed
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RAISING REGIMESTs.-The Augusta Chronicle says
"Henry l.. BeDing, formerly Judge OF the Supreme
Court of this State is at work raising regiment in
Southwest Georgia to for the We hear also
that Hon. Howell Cobb designs raising a reg ment in
the northeast counties, above Athens. And the ION
Thomas W. Thomas, presiding Judge of the Northern
Circuit we have heard it surmised will perhaps
cate the Bench accept military position. The mill
tary spirit is throughly aroused among all classes from
the highest TO the lowest and everywhere people
are sternly determined on Victory or Death"
Judge Bening the Georgia Commissioner to Vir
GINA, whose eloquent and cogent address before the
State Convention, while in session at Mechanics Hall
will long live the memory of all who enjoyed the good
fortune to hear it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
MILITARY MOVEMENTS ar

WASHINGTON, (via n. o. June 5-Parlies represent
ing tho bogus Kentucky Volunteers at Cape Clay have
been to Washington 10 obtain and announcements
Gen. Scott told them that Gen. Mcclellan had been in
sructed TO supply the brigade with arms, and that or
ders had been issued for Mr. Guthrie TO report TO Col
Anderson at Louisville Immediately. On the suggestion
being made that hismovsment would test the potency
of Governor hcGoins neutrality proclamation, General
Scott replied: "You will be sustained, for we send
you 20 900 men in three days"
1t is understood that Grow Of Pennsylvania Blair
of Missouri will be chosen Speaker of the House Of Rep
resenaves at the approaching extra session of Congress
LOUISVILLE June 5.-Ho orders have been received al
the post Office here letters from the South forwarded
as heretofore. Some letters from the South With Con-
federate stamps Oh them have been delivered the Post
master collecting three cents additional. No change
from this plan will be made until orders shall be received
| from Washington. ..r
WAsHIsGroS, June "a movement was made on
Fairfax last night, but particulars have tran,pired
For obvious livery obvious there has been NO
renewal Of the attack the Confederate battery Aqua
Greek. When Scott is ready, the place will be carried
in the meantime the Pawnee has been ordered to cruise
in the vicinity for the purpose of preventing the erection
| OF additional Notifications.
High military authority here states that there will be
no forward OF Federal troops for several days
| 10 come.
careful inspection of the pref ectiles used by the
Aqua Greek battery reveals the fact that they ev
IDENTIFY thrown from of European manufacture;
how and when they got these ia puzzle TO the aushor
| ties here.
The Clerks who lately refused to take the oath Of allie
glance, still retained in the Treasury Department
Lieutenant Col. Farnham commands the n. York Fire
2Culves in place of Ellsworth, deceased.
(. theological student from Richmond reports thai
there 100 900 Confederate troops in Virginia 90 0OC
of whom at Harpers Ferry 1t is thought the stu
dent sent here to deceive the Government relative
to the Southern strength.
CHICAGO June 6-The Tribune of this city urges the
appointment Of Douglas Democrat the vacancy il
the U. s. Senate, caused by Judge Douglas death.
LOUISVILLE, June 81 d. Pulley, representative il
the Kentucky Legislature has been arrested for treason
at the instance OF Mr.. Prentice.
CAIRO, June b.-The Southerners have 5000 men q
Union City, another regiment having arrived Friday
There are now 10000 troops between Cairo and Mem
pills.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

RAISE CHICKENS Let every body go to raising chick
Forge the pleasure of eating eggs for awhile and
raise more chickens 1t won't cost much, and most
every family raise enough for their own We
are very fond of either sewed fried, or baked fowls
and eggs are always in demand At times when a fam
ly ia not prepared to send TO market for beeseak il
comes exceedingly convenient go into the yard and
kill chicken Vicksblr9 Citizen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER AUSTRALASIA

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER AUSTRALASIAN.
NEw ORLEANS June 5.-The steamship Australasan
has arrived at Quebec with European dites to the 3dth
utmo She reports the arrival Of the Arabian out
the 18th.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The sales Of Cotton in Liverpool for the week amount
I'd 70 50 UO0 bales Of which 900 taken pecu-
aton and lG 600 for eIpor'. MddIings had advanced
is 1 ; lower qualities unchanged. There was large
speculative enquiry. Sales of Friday 10000 bales,
spectators and exporters taking 5000, the market
closing steady with Fair Orleans SD, Middng Orleans
7 isl Stock hand l,lOl,0OO of which 100000
were American.
FlSANcIAL.-Consos were unchanged. Money slight
" lower. The bullion in the Bank of England had de-
creased fSS7OOO.
GENERAL MARIErs.-BrsadstuiIs we're dull and slightly
lower provisions steady.
LATHR
The sales of Saturday Amounted to 5000 bales, OF
which spectators and exporters took 1000 The market
closed quiet and steady
Breadstu1s dull; provisions quiet.
Cossos cl Jsed VI 5-Sdgl for money. and 81 3-4a
VI Us for account.
The Australasian has f22l 900 of specie
HAvRx MARKEr.-Tres Ordinaire Cotton quoted
IOg f. Ba4 1913 The market steady; sales Of the
week I, 800 bales; stock 100000.