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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03


-. - September IS, 1861.
To the Honorable the President and Members
of The Board of Assistant Aldermen:
Gentlemen The follow ing solution, adopted by your non
orabe badly conclrred in by the Board Aldermen
resolution authorizing the City Treasurer to receive the
Treasury Of the Confederate States payment Of all city
taxes. Respectfully. .,f
o-'#s' CHAs.. CLAIBORNE, secret4ry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03
LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.
LA K Z S II o R E.

LAKE SHORE.
x5Fr~aA LAKE. SHORE PICKET GRE
soH and ri ais%stae "nd 2sn
The piendd G. s. Cent Cent Mail Packet Ste%mer
rads With Superior ecconodnons vii make trips and
landings follows unless prevented y change day hour
accident boat hnery leaving the lake Point
charan Railroad the arrival at the Lake of the
(essSThe Creole on TUESDAYS AID SATURDAYS will ex-
tend her trips to Pascagoila.l
Leaves New Orleans--
Pontchartrain Railroad.
Tuesday. A. y cars
itrmSqnE ''''''' ''''''''3 A. ~ cur
Monday, "wednesday and Fridsy Mornings.
@ lie @ SeE Gresas fo Of y"ps s are no
RBAn Express Chest leaves the office Tuesdays Thurs
days ana saturdays at ~ nDDEs Agent G, cr,yers
Kz-Freieht, Stock and E6t1a Iugssgs should awsyS he
shppt ether the day prsvtpns or in for the train
F5esb o S reesty s for f coa: for
New Orleans, July 10 1861. iyl9 If
p i'd & aST5.ER CO; 1 T9ts,
U wholesale and Retail Heslrrs1n Dry a1d Green Fruits
Nuts ats stt Nos 81 Fuou and 81 Front arae,o NsE e.
u 10 pipes Nolet's Imperial
rer anlcby s.D. aRATIAA, d co.
ID OBEEs'P l.. CISAWLEY-
MISSION ERCHAET,
In Franklin Building,
alabama strcet)
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Sells Sugar, Molasyes and Syrup and RENTS promptly MS
directed.
R8-Mr Crawy very clever gentleman and worthy of
patronage. tAtnnta Int ligepcer. aua4 snl&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03

BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
,-. ,, , 80. .. Sept. II, 1851.
- ..s - - Board OF Assistant Aldermen:
Gentlemen following resolution adopted by yor honor
able body was connurred in by the Board of Aldermen
resolution authorizing the Treasurer receive in payment
Of city taxes licenses etc. the Treasury of the Confeer
ate States. Respectfully.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03

-, -, - , I. :, . SspIemEet 70, IE6I.
To the Honorable the President and members
p of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
Gentemen--The following resolutions adopted by som
honorable body conquered by the Board Aide
RESOLUTIONS authorizing tho City Treasurer issue notes
fractional paris of doar for Que Two and three dollars
ETC. 4fa Respectfully, ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03

MAS tiia1bohN Erseereinry.
A report of John Slemmer Wharfnger of the
Second aad Third Districts on the condition of the
Wharves, was read and, on motion, referred to
the Committee on Streets aud Landing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03

GORDON, w. s. CO., DEALEgS IN Flour. cor.
~ ner foTdras and New Levse streets mEIs ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BOARD oFFERED.-GENTLE-
man and wife 80 per week location miles down Long
Isand cars houry private family boarders; elegant
apartmens first floor; light and fuel; beautiful summer
Adence. Address B. G., box I.6l4 Post o11ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-24

THIRST WARD WASHINGTON UNION CLUB
At large and enthusiastic meeting of the electors OF
Ne FIRST Ward, organized and known as the First Ward
Washington Union Club held at the house Of james
Albany street. Saturday evening, the Esd inst the
preamble and resolutions were with entire unan
whereas Tho portion Of our city comprised within the
ys Second and Third wards appears be entirely ignored
~ the various political organizations, with single
eepoa h making thor nominations for representatives In
NE s government and whereas the Mozart Hall Demo
cratic Republican organization duly approaching the mpor
eAe Of securing to the and important interests centred
% the lower part Of the city comprising all probability
cognizng the fundamental principle Of democratic faith,
sAa there should be where there TAXATION
1ave nominated for reelection the of this
district In the Board of Councnen the present incumbent
John Hogan gentleman possessing in eminent degree
al the attributes necessary M him for faithful and intel
cnt OF the important confded to his keep
views Of public policy and liberal and enlightened legsa.
ter-a striking instance Of the latter quality being made
manifest tho meeting Of the Board of Connomen the
from the Family Volunteer Fund
pance Of Is head for the children Of the absent
soldier Mr. Hogan in his place In the board, and in
great city OF New York; alleging hat twenty-five cents
week would not milk enough prevent child from
Sarving and Whereas this association, having closely
erutnzed the public of John Hogan In the Board Of
Ccupcmen during the years. failed find the
GRu reprehend, but the contrary many com.
enend and DESTROYS OF our unqualified appreciation, be II
Resolved That in the nomination Of John Hogan repre-
sentative OF the people OF the lower portion of the city
tecognise appreciation Of his past public services
which have been peculiarly able honest energetic and par
otto; and take pleasure In pedgng him the hearty and
unanimous support Of this association and at the
or a s S al S Of ae Of H. Of the
vices and OF his future usefulness similar
hearty and undivided support.
The meeting then ad onrned to meet Wednesday
DANIEL KENNEDY Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-24

18th SENATORIAL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW
York-The undersigned using the privilege press
addresses his fellow citizens foowsI having been
nounced to by your Nominating Councmanic Committee
Seventh Counclmanc district Of this city, would be tde
for that do not feel proud of your and
would not be straight forward towards should with
hold the expression of grateful thanks and make
mise that my former course of life will justify In be-
evng and by my acts hereafter will redeem which
that effort Of body or mind part shall be withheld
the position bameless Inow desire upon
have personal ends to gain political friends
TO reward and believe SO far as memory
political foes punish. The line Of duty officially
by elected, will be my
Councimanc district and its people, and they will find
tady in doing In the present distracted
tenonsd citizen to lend his utmost exeTtons to avert the
impending dangers for the sake whole counry and
consong will be the after thoughts Of him who
of his constituents his hand his heart
have done my share towards IL.
In the struggle should the aid of citizen be refused for
the support of this Experimentation without agreement
contempt other govcrnmentse that support be given.
We sank low before and with wise counsels
Just men and concaory offerings which will do dscredt
will emerge from the dark cloud which hangs
derstandng and with sautary lesson 10 whom shall
put allow to be put at the head Of national affairs here
None of you will differ with me- I hope, in these sent.
ments. %
Let by proper strive 10 have them
carried out. and we shall united people,
alone controls them-the constitution and Of United
Gentlemen with these accept the nomination as
Councilman the Seventh Councnanc district CITY,
rendered BY your nominating committee with thanks
for the confidence reposed in and you will not
be betrayed and the national city character suffer
for being in the smallest degree entrusted 10 your
obedient servant, JOHN LYONS.
NEW YOnK, Nov. ~, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-24

dVRAND MASS MEETING
NJ OF THE GERMAN DEMOCRACY
10 rAAify the nomination of
Hon FERNANDO WOOD
a. Mayor of the aty OF New York,
To be held at the
VOLKS' 0ARTEN
#4eHG l5 BOWERY, IS
On WEDNESDAY, Nov. az at
8O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING. K
Good speakers are invited TO address the meeting.
0ress his German fellow citizens.
BY order Of the German Democratic General Committee,
~ this city.
4 THE COMMITS or ARRAxcEnxSrs
- Capt. e. Simon, Daniel Catoir
Otto Nehler, A. Knobloch,
81 ~ 0ustayus Newman, William Seebaeh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-24

THE HON. HENRY WINTER, DAVIS
VIII deliver an address on
THE Southern Insurrecton and the Constitutional POWERS
Of the Republic for It's Suppression
AT the BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MISlC,
On TUESDAY EVENING, NOV 70 a., a.
Tickets 80 cents; gallery rs cents For sale AZ spes
Wall street, also In Brooklyn al the Academy mercantile LIZ
brary, &c. Open at Il commence at O'Clock.
THIS EVENING SUNDAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK, DIR.
l. Il. r. Halock viii lecture OF lamarune HAL, eornsS
ofTwenty ninth street and Eighth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-24

JEFFERSON AT MONTICELLO.-REv DR. PIER
81 son will give Lectures Jefferson at Monte
n Irving Hall on Monday evenings Of November Is and
"sl snrvives tbs memory Of his "Busness Manager
MontcelloEstae Grounds Garden, Fruit Flowers Manu-
factories FIGURING MIL Eaiery Cotton Factory FLOODED
stock-Horses Sheep &C. Importaons OF Stock Mr. JEFF
ferson at the White vscrs Cook, stewardDomes.
tic ArrangementsJourney Home. Visitors Monticello
Madison, Monroe-The Tire Ex-Presdents Together.
Gangs OF other Visitors His Library-Its Sale Con-
grcss and ,moval to Washngon--The Future of Month
cello Tickets rs cents. Tickets admitting gentleman and
on Broadway and at the door Open at Il commence at ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-24

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-sEEIN0 MY
attached call OF the voters Of the Twelfth
and Nineteenth wards for ratification meeting Tuesday
next in favor Of G. Godfrey Gunher for Mayor would
without my knowledge or consent as am IN favor Of and
coming election; knowing him DO the most capable man
for the position. JOSEPH CORNELL, forkvtuc.
Nxw fORK, Nov. q, 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-24

BOARD IN BRooKLYN.-Two LARGE ROOMS, WELL
ID furnished second and third floors suitable for a
gentleman and wife two gentlemen each. Convenient to
Ferries Location and home desirable Terms reasonable
ers accommodated " 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

he remembered the Forgo!isn' was beautifully said
Of Howard the Phanthropist /, also applies every
nan Who brings the aneOratioas comforts and enjoy
ments Of life within the reach Of persons aud classes WHO
are otherwise deprived OF their Advantages Especially
nav il be said Of bin who boriously seeks and nds
nsars Of preserving health, the poor mans capital and
the rich MAJ dOEer" We think this eulogium proper
" applied TO j Q. Aver Of Lowell the renoweed chemist
oiNeE England Nto spurnng the trodden paths to fame
deyoes bis entire abilities and acquire the 6iscoy-
ery OF Natures most eff tua remedies for disease When
the hidden blessing been revcaledbe proceeds sup
ply 20 all mankind alike through druggists az
l)w prices that poor and rich NAV alike enjoy its benefit
Journal Eagl0rsr Portland, Maine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

MATER OF TIE
w RpCgsaIDag ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
aaTfLED AT THE sPElSGs
undersigned have constituted the house Of urcr Ins T.
Co. Druggists Rclmond Va eFNERAL AGENTS tie UNITED
ST. TEs and The CONFEDERATE sTATss OF AMER ca.
rpu alton OF tbs water medicinal agent is esisbh-
ed In virginia ard aany ats South rapid
established al Is Of the few Mineral Waters which will
bear taportan and 'Ast has been keTt from two to Ave
years ga without sp slpt damage either to lie taste is
The many rmarksbIe cures performed by ia Dyspepsia
ELr aud ali GLIRdurr d SkiI Dsetses Chransc Nervous
G. nlaits E,oneis Pies &C. haze as.aC.Sd attention Of
the eminent medical La sysy of the country
DR. Cartwright II NV oIeaDs gays: I'm truth
ws. Euye kacs rich In medical substances that
OF Rockbr:dse Alum spiings"
N te OF no little Importance that the pvhHa should fully 1p.
pisei Of the remarkable tfcy 81 tae Roskbge waters In
orr proesscn never but L. TIE rentdy
found TIA. the meme Of specific for heir cure"
Cur usrpat l. filed with letters the most enioen phyk.
Glars oerspnen lawyers and al classes OF fellow
who certify their personal knowledge and expert Of The virtues
Of this wGer.
The On esned have noz rc,sd such arrangements for
bo-g and they eonhiCntly believe will enable
them hgassoh a and promptly TO meet the steadily growing
CAUTION Tie unprecedented Of this Mineral water
not oa as fountain by She visitors Mts have n
tithar bn by invs at hr citp homes has naturally rad
the Ell ct tn extent other waters
bearinr psr eoIa, pesHTs WHO wish " use MS
,sn,,in Richmond HIS he LGde VIII in all pro-
cave their supplies rorgh the house Of PrRcE ADp Co. ny
whom also they Willie furnished with the proper cetheafs ard
The LUa Powders MASS being resdusry salts Of the
wafer by eyspors have been found long
Renee n retain OF the ard to he
eesnt substitute for the II sent with entire safety hy
the mall and remote points where the water cannot easily b
FOR full particular pamphlet
VI. send the p'sa I.Dd OF 1psIs sy letter
-l.F Post-0hce Alum bprinTn.
Rockbrldge eousty Va, or 70
.rs-qu -7af Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
THEIR nrI,K OPERATION

In case Irnauma II tbs Bowels Bilious Cho-Shen Gro
Ton fail five tx o. RAD WAYS ktGULAT
PILLS viii produce es and Il'asant evacuation IRON
tho howe In hour 1hEe pills no ca
Aris n purge medicine 10 tNse-ce that vii operate 60
pleaaa IT, thoroughly, and speedily, RAILWAYS kegUl ing
P Persons nom Nervousness Mel nc oily, R-stless
ness at Night Bad Dreams Booi TO the Head f AID
adj uerng the horror arslcg from IreLulare Ne
eat on OF The Tenses The train painful feeling rung
ors obs,r icions speedily eyed Of all difficulties by the
use Of RADWAYS RtGLLATlNG PILLSoreo % RAILWAYS Pills,
icH qsit anil induce sleep.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
CrrY ITEMS.

FKru RxsrArRASr-ws hear Of some complaints on
abe mar, Of the soldiers quArtered in this city, about
asscieucy Of the Of subsistence. Nov, there
are grounds for this complaint it seems to US that y
mid be easily obvated by the establishment OF oae or
- spsek houses in convenient localities, TO which the
.osiers should have free At all hours Of the day
ew rounds Of eOrned beef hams crackers, etc, each
I.V costing but moderate sum, would surey suffice,
b the rations furnished aud the numerous eontriou-
IONS Of viands by the ladies' 10 appease the appetite OF
IN The City Council might appropriately act In accord
zee with the suggestion but il h does not We trust that
ths citizens viii adopt plan for efseuay prevent
% the sensation Of hunger among the soldiers who have
collected here TO defend our homes and vindeate our
Common rights
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD,
Secretary of ths Commonwealth.


An ORDINANCE TO REPEAL RATIFICATION THE con-
srIrUriON OF THK UNITED Stairs AMERICA, BY THE
STATE VIRGINIA, TO RESUME ALL RIGHTS
POWERS GRANTED UNDER SAID CONSTITUTION
The people of Vrginl in the ratification Of the Con-
shtution OF the United States Of America adopted y
them in Convention, the 25th day Of June, in the
year Of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and
Lightweight having declared that the powers granted
under the said Constitution were derived from the peo-
pie of the United States and might be resumed when
the same should be perverted their injury aud
oppression, and the Federal Government having per
vertd said powers not only to the injury of the people
OF Virginia, but TO the oppression of the Southern
slaveholding States:
Now, therefore, we, the people Of Virginia do declare
and ordsin that the Ordinance adopted BY the people
Of this State in Convention the twenty fifth day of
June in the year Of Lord one thousand seven hun
dred and eightyegh whereby the Constitution of the
United States of America ratified, and all acts Of
the General Assembly oil this State rdtfying adopting
amendments TO said Constitution are hereby repealed
and abrogated that the Union between the State of Viz
gnia and the other States under the Constitution aore-
said is hereby dissolved and that the State Of Virginia
is in the full possession and exercise OF all the rights of
sovereignty which belong and appertain TO Tree asG
independent ate And they do further declare that
sld Constitution of the United Stat of America is no
longer binding on any of the citizens of this State.
This Ordinance shall take effect and be act Of this
day, when ratified by a majority OF the votes of the
people Of this State cast at poll TO be taken thereon,
on the fourth Thursday 10 May next in pursuance Of
schedule hereafter 70 be enacted
Done in Convention in the city OF Richmond, on the
seventeenth day of APRIL in the year of Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sxyone, and in the eighty
fifth year OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia
true Copy, JNo L. EUnANK,
Secretary Of Convention,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

Rather DAINrY.-Duriog the storm Monday evening
small tree in the Capitol Square, just above the Wing
Office was uproOed and fell towards Governor street. the
branches overhangiug and Obstruelng the Sidewalk The
attention Of city Waterman was called 70 tha obsirue
lion but be replied that il was none OF his business
remove the tree though the effort would have occupied
him but se minutes So the obstruction remained all
night and up 20 a late hour 10 the forenoon What's
everybodys business is nobOdys," aud a policeman, it
seems s not likely attend to business not specially de-
volyei upon him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

LOOK oUr ToR SPIEs There is to believe that
the Lincoln GOvernmen, has sent out number Of spies
70 The South for the purpose Of learning offences
our numbers and the pl,ns Of military operations
Let our boarding houses aud hotels keep bright look
out a. 10 the character Of their guests.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION. = =.

The Convention Of the Commonwealth of Virginia,
having adopted, on the l7sh day Of April 1861 an or
duAncs ITO repeal the ratification of the Constitution Of
the United States Of America by the State Of Virginia.
ard to resume all the rights and powers granted under
sail Constitution" and by the schedule thereto annexed
required polls TO be opened for the ratification or r'ec
ton Of the by the people Of this State on the 4;h
Thursday in May next; Now, therefore, |, JoHs LETcH
AR, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, do
hereby proclaim that the annexed is authentic copy
of the said Ordinance and schedule aud that all officers
designated therein required conform to its provis
ions, in every respect
Given under my hand, as Governor, and un-
(r der the seal Of the Commonwealth, at Rich
/ mond this twenty-fourth day of April, 1861,
and in the SSH year Of the Commonwealth.
JOHN LErCHER.
By the Governor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

Natures aperien From TO ak Pills restore
N. bowel lees tine than tSeaty thirty
Of tie haruc kinds They neither produce cranp,
pa irritation bot give tone to the stomach and liver
eye diseases tie 1neys ard bladder, cleanse the
bold and equalze the crcuton Hence In Bib mess Dys-
pepsa Costiyere Headache, R.mnt and Iteruttrni fe-
vtrs Sc 3c n five doses yaiaby restore the patient
10 hea III and Without weak emil Z The system.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

TWE ARRIVING TRorPs-FOr reasons satisfactory to
ourselves we do not chronicle every arrival Of trooPsom
the South or the interior Of the State give any other
,formaOn which may have tendency TO be useful to
bs enemy But We cannot refrain from expressing our
5mraiion Of the Louisiana troops. who arrived here
Monday evening. The battalion Of ZDuaves, as fac a
bo8| Of s-die,s as we're ever collected marched the
q, i.o Square, yesterday about o'clock and forming
an ,l nuent o; two ranks in front Of the WASH gtOn
Monument presented arms in manifestation Of their re-
.,srt for the memory Of Washington
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

How TO GUARD AGAINST tbs HEAr.-As exposure to
the sun is ore OF the hardships boys will have to er
counter an old soldier states in what way the French
amy in Algiers guard themselves during the day when
On the march or standing sentry Take yard Of thin
Vile flannel fold it together once, and sew up one end
ribbon or tape may be inserted 70 draw it around the
neck This thrown over the cap or shake, and falling
behind completely shields the head aud shoulders from
the rays Of the sun WoOen is preferable to h1en or
cotton is equally light less than the former and
Is easier washed and kept clean.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

DOTATOES.-Ihayeon hand and daily receiving Jersey
Il whac Mercer Eary,
Bacx Eses, do
Dik-naos do and
Peach Blow Potatoe also
sweet Potato seed,
Reans and Slack Eyed Peas
VIII general assortment Of FAGy Groceries al low for cash
sAMPS' \ JONES, Agent,
or Main IA -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

For restoring ns Natural color Of tie Hair oH. Staining
the SKIN. and tcitloUt Prepdrdtion.
sINP.E arplcsoi, producing any shaee Of color from
"A brown beautiful black dependent the number app
GATORS producing and natural eoer besut
full s.ft, slky and glossy appearance
tn article OF the ost extraordinary discoveries
ern science dispensing entirely with all PREPARATIONS 90 trouble
some other Dyes permanent smut on the
skin, and fr e from any pernlcious effects
This Dye has
NO EQUAL IN THE woRIDi
Sold retail by all Druggists, and wholesale by
r @. A. WRIGHT,
mhqs-d6n phuadeiubia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
RAnWAY,S READY RELIEF

Sion. violent PAL In momen IN frs, symptoms Of
ia1as feyrr IN prgr relieves spa ms Con
yulslons pa Ch lie Vomiting, a. az "t "Hacks Is
an absolute spec Ri tsm Neuralgia, Tooth ache Lum
40 and core Throat h- D. external ppl at On FOR SeAs
Burns Cuts Co ta.ons; ami preventive OF mslsr1 Us
t,ra |. ID IlNeY lnfAl lbIs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
From ne Zaps,viHs aurora, November 25, 1859.

Nav GLUK We a'v,r.ise to-day style Of glue,
which be needed in every house. This is reported
% b the identical glue with which the glued his deg
together after he (he dog-no: the manly oad split him
10 pursuit Of rabbit T. il related OF this unfortunate
dog that he stuck together wish twoegs up and two
doRn and remained for the Of his life albeit he
Wa more durable dog after than before this slight ac-
cieu' bscau,e while be running on two legs the
other resting ard be had only to Op over on
the rested legs and 90 ahead aresh This only shows
that care should be taken IN sticking things together,
when You have a good CUE TO work with.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
WANTED.

TyOR Quarter Masters depsitnent, Five Hun M->
il dred q God services able Horses, for AT. X@Xk
tie-y use No may be offered but Hose which NJ
an, rerfec IN sound In every re- nee. b y. ftCKihN,
sp9--dqn Mai and o.. Master.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
RAILWAYS REy0YATIyG REsoLvENT,

The tent aLtiote decomposition IN the h md purulen
,,ts IA the blood and oberaes al Ulctrs Ab
see.s Tuberccl Erupuos SyThc snf sc'ouou eXeresn
ces Ac rrne7s enlth OF tie tuition snd eucs 'is"
tie vital pr- cpl- and p-oorgs lie l. radically to
Eyes ether diseases Of the nose Gan1ul sWe
ss Rununys m Ear &C. and In fact ege-eratei u
Tsole q tn bl'od.
Railway Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere -
uys -dcElm RADNAI n CO., 70 Jthu slrett, n. L.