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Every Horse Owner

should have th. remedy hand for ita timely at
he first appearance LaneEesS y l cae'tual' prevent
o,r formidable di.eai SO which eli horse ave lie bic
and which eudor 70 many o!herwLe va!uabie horses
ta.y tbc;s.
over E ur hundred voluntary Testimonials TO The won-
letnl GU alive pi OPT rites OF hif nimrni nave tien
rece wed within Tie last years, and many OF them
from persons in the HI he.t IA ~ % bt,
CA UTI ".
To avoid imp sitter, obs. W the Signature and Like
.eas ct Ur. Step zen Snert Oh eve iahel and also
Stepltn 5 weet's lrtsl ibc Linlmcn,' blown in the
riass Of ea CHI bottle. without hCh none &re genuine
VERa0NT STATE rRRASJRVB OFFICE,
Rutland, Way ist, 1861.
EALED PROPOSALS will DC rece I'd at th. Office u';
\ I'll the 3st nst for six per cent loan OF five hun
dred thousand ars for whtc1 State bonds w be is
sued the authority given by the Legislature in an
Act making appropriation FIR arm!ng, &C., the Alh
OF the State" Approved April 70, 1851.
The bonds will bea date jun 1871, and payable i'll
ten years in of $1,000 and $500 and 500
if required with semi annual coupons attached, princi-
nal and interest payase any Bank in Boston.
The Treasurer the right to reject sny or all
proposals Proposals for this loan should be addressed to
the Treasurer endorsed Proposals for State oan
, maygw4 JOHN 8. PAGE Treasurer.
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F"M + d. Ufvts' Drug Reporter, n. Y.
A FINE ARTIcLH-BININGER 'S OLD LONDON DOCK
u This Gin End to be superior any other bottled
Gin in the market ard rapidly ntroducn it in nv
tfaoe. r. D. ORVIs.
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The House Of A. NJ. BiNINGER& CO, 10 Broad Street.
New York, have furnished quite large proportion of the
LIQUORS anu mes sold by tGe i"wn Agents in this Coun
~ for the past year. and the Liquors and ines so fur
nshed have been pure and unduteraled and ha We given
good s2ttstaction In accordance with the Laws in rela
lion here 0, would recommend said House to all who de
sire qUEr article fer uedcinal, Mechanical or hemi-
cal purposes HORATlO NEEDHAM
Commissioner for Addison Co.. VI
Anril 81 1871 10y ''
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Il A h ID | n Il RS
rheumatic and Ncuralgia
COMPOUND.
'ars Gore for Rhea'nat,sH end Neuralgia IN
F"' NV'VS oS'''0ztt % ~ Estts W.
its UerSt + arm.

No uSF6l 4 6FM.
1he lnierstgaed hneby cttti:y that t.ay hare dsed
nau'aers Rh um Il C ara TeuyAi sia 90 paHnd" tor
~v4r' OF Rleun atism ant NeN'a'g;x, and have in
very ca,e toHda inma iat" %nd para ,aeps rsiaf We
o't III" confidence 10 II b ling qy&tiss, and would
w'osmend 1t to all Th".re l:etaI with these karrsss
n.y. olesses az one Of eafs; AID bert medicine
''T oiefed to the patiic.
,nANeooE, JH z! touth Markets T;oatoa W
~ IA. ALLEN, Boston UANsv A. Ey!Ls.. 10 Sou h
G ."ae s., Boston SAMI, EA;us, il., Citv Hotel ,
,~.i NEh b. PLCMMga, | &ayesak square, Fast
NkNay u. q ARpjNua, Webster 1T. KasS lSos
"' AbRAM WEEKS. Webster t, Fe9ton; Capt
No., toLMvRa, East BU,tan.
r,r, ~st 'nedclpe for dtscasa tSef eaG. CHAR A..
u, y lOid otaie lioese, Boston
s,. "e oteh afflicted with khG:matisEa ia i.s worst
Inn v" DRYER, Matthews Building, &c nmcrois * Soe
-o It''uefs kheamttie and keuraIgia C0Mpos q tas
anS9 Vhgveo lne from sii!eringg of several ycaTs'
HSto. " 'SF' NO. oi@ c."Sr A'o1Pe'
~, nnsr suffering with Rheumatism for twenty year,
ner, Rmy cured by the uo Of two bottles ee Gardi
+ Avrusa va naWc aud Neufa'gia compound EoRnAr
1ta i ms 10 Franklin greet Gcston
t,t tue hieVaaG auu Neuralgia Coupeued has been
VIA w hundreds Of people cr scrosu.",r' tuner
perfect safety " W
3t. Ty"o,e'ae by Macy e SrEKrRs, 81 Liberty ct =.
Y,;no Mh NJ y. BURs C. Co. Is fremont st. ;3o,ton
yn'S Pm pa DePot- ~ Hi ~ ct, Ii0,tgn
tor So"i'he unless signed by ,HHs i. GARDNER
rH,pMa,m Gy ~ K. Coa& IS. r. Village; CHAa
Da rnSNr, WOODSTOCK GEO. NIcacAs M D. an.
Wrtrhrrrh" Nnrthtie|d j. NJ. uEE9Y and soNa
Ter Cso l. Fierce and Fred E. Smith, aion,pel
cae ah.ndrick, Lebanon, N H. and by npothe
----heieiaiY. 24Gyi
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,,,... a., BosToN, July goth, 1860.
Aessrs. A. IT, BINIsasR Co., 19 Broad It N Y.
Gentlemen We have repeatedly heard our Gus
toners express good opinion OF your popular bottled
liquors and can say that have rarely articles
Tor winch steady demand has rapidly sprung up as
S are no" standard goods with druggists throughout
the east Yours truly,
GEO. G. GOODWIN SEQ,
Druggists ): No. il g. IL Marshall st., Boston,
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

Tic Regenerifor is put up in two sizes, and
retails for 50 cents for pint bottles, and ST. for
quart bottles, The quart bottles arc much the
cheapest
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Spaiding's Prepared Glue
SPALDING'S EPARED GLUE

%pAENING'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE TIE rrEcEs
ECOAOMYi DySFAyr9,.
Sy"ASyIT IN Frss sAvTe E1ss.'.Eq
As accidents 1 adrpen, cVfn 8siregsiofcG faHits
it is very desirable to have some cheap AID correuitL
yuy icr repairing Furniture, Toys. Lrockery, Sc.
srALDlNGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no uselod csa sTo-
to pc without it, !tawa.s ready Rad mp 70 the 6tics
ing point.
"CSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
n. IA Brush acoompap!es,each bottle Pn5CN %
cents Address,
HENRY G.. SPALDING g. CO.,
4S CedRr-st., New York.
CAUToS.-As certain ulprnciPlcd persona are at
temp ing to pam OF on the suppectng public nits-
ops ur my Prepared Glue. wold caution all persC
to exaAn be purchang and that the fall name,
sPALDiNG S PREPARED GLUE,
ia on the outside wranrer Az others sre svndliRg
cosnttr,eItS
H7~A single bottle OF SPALDING's PREPARED
III will save ten times ih cost aAasally to ever,
household III
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco AN u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

lftv wsau's far Dressing Is pat Up in large bottles
and Nils Cor 81 cts. per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of AIRY person. young old there not its equal
thu world 1t will make the hair everything you wish II
To he aud moreover it has perfume that Is Infinitely
a,,ar 60 any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
A. Arsr;osn which aonc should entie il 10 place on
every isdv's toilet table
Use the Regenerater before retiring &C night anu
/, the nnarr;rc apply little Of the Dressag, and your
ts;- viii he oven more iifcke in color and beauty
Use nothing your hair but these preparations: ana
nae tose according to directions and we warrant 20"
u enod healthy head Of har.
ar.r,ssctured and sold at Wholesale by Henry F. Will
60, A. Co Manchester, n ,to whom all letters should
be add1sese1.
L. +. PIERCE
Wholesale and Retail agent.
es7y1l MoNTPELIF FIR, VT
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-InA-1
GREAT EXTERNAL FsEHsEDK.

. GREAT EXtEEs<NAE. REMEDY.
FOE RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUM-
BAGO. STIFF NECE AND JOINTS, STRAINS,
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS. PILES,
NEAnACliil. AND ALI. RHttMATiC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
sor all of which 1t is SPEEDY and certain remedy and
never ta5is ha Lnneu IL prepared from the recipe
DIR Stephen sweet, of CoonectIcnt, Il fan JUS bone
setter end has hecu used In hs Gfaccc for more tran
twenty years Wit the niG-t s'onja.nk 81 cc"ss
AS AN ALLETIATOR OF PAIN, Il IS uDwVaied ny any
p epa, alton before the pl' lis. OF which tho mot Gken
.icai may be convi, ced b. single trial
This Llnment viii cure rapidly Sld radically tsheN~
cases wlce has tccn used it has been known 10
fail.
I For NEURALGIA, II will afford immediate relief in
.eery sc, however dist Cssng
1t viii re eve the vert coses oi 1e.Gaehe IN sTec
minutes and is warrant d 70 DO il.
20. Nervous Debility and general daaSsi-
tsde arisI from imp lcnc" o exca@ this L'n'n' Mt
AZ most hspp, aud aiding remedy. Acting directly
upon The ;fsuts, IL Strengthens sAu ieviT!aes
ip stem, and restores 1t TO elasticity and vier
F.1 PILES eStcTsis remedy we c6l Gt that
il is t. BEST X. own, and challenge the weird 10
produce equal Every victim OF th:s distressing cam
pa,nt ttouid give il trial, Tor M not not fail to
afford tdiae relief and in fns}erity Ct ostcs VIII
effect RADICAL. cure
trone Ii, igT and dan cas- bat siE=Iy aIp32a
lion Il th. Lniinpnt will never taiI 20 care
SFRAiNS are sometimes very obti ate end enlarge"
nent OF tte Joints il liable ccur il neglected Te
wors ca SO may be conquered ay this Ain1aeh in - otT
BRIJiSEs, Gus. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
RURNS AND SCA;4nS. yield readily TO The wonderful
hea inc nroL.ftiss Ct D: SWEEPS MALL kLE
LINIMENT wien used according 20 directions. Al5o.
UuILoLAtNS, FROSTED EAhr, AND )NSscf
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If me intelligence is worth anything to YOU ain snre
viii he worth to the public, for no family should
be without 1t, especially in warm weather.
NATHANIEL HARRIS, NJ D.
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h!IDDLEBuRY, VI March q. ], 6

! A. NJ. DiSIAGER < Co, New i DIRK
! Gentlemen:--l have had occasion in my Practice
TO use your " neat Icnic, and have discovered that it
would care Dia,lhca, if il had assumed chronic
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Who wants a Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


Please read few ccrtifca!cs from the following rea
hie aud we'll known people.
MEssRs Henry L. WHsos & Ce.--My wife is
using your Regeneration the h.r and pronounces 1t
far superior to anything she used for the hair. II
easily applied DOES not coil in the eashas disagree
ahe odor, increases tho growth Of hair, prevents it fall
ing off, and often cures the headache. forward you
this certificate unsocited because think article
Mat will do what yG"r Hair NegGuerator will should be
esw ia use. Respectfully. &c.,
Rsv. J.ccE sTEyENs, Newburyport, Ms
much." REV GEe. W WcoDlSo, Hartford, CT.
uasssi'at:rgly pronounce ,t an iara.na11e artt-
elG from the eject on say 0ton head"
s.A HILL, wife Of Rev Henry Hin, Manchester II.
'sN rendcred my hair soft and glossy"
AaGg sAHEAE, Saratoga Springs, NJ Y.
"f.feei confident dat ii operates sor as dye, but
80 restore She rdats TO their natural healthy state"
RRv, i. M. KELLoe, Nashua, NH.
:fwost cAsetysiiy recommend 1t to all sersonsr
Kew G. RUSSELL. Littleton, n H.
November l.
ArSsRs. Tsseg Z. WILSON Co: have no hesitancy
saying, in my opinion, Mrs Wilson's Hair Kegenera-
in use. shall continue to use them with pleasure.
Eav, II, II. HARTWEtI., Lawrence, Mass.
November.
..sssns. HsNny r. Wilson 4 Co, have used your
Hair HeGene1ator and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from Them. deem The articles worthy Of
high ndato, aad Chcsrully recommend them to
all who want 10 restore gray hair to its origna! COLOR or
10 who tr0uh!ed WIKI dandrut1, o. dSagreeaoc
itching CT the head hinors those whose hair is
falling fem tic head
Rsy G. w. ii CLARK, Great Falls, N. II.
slfgsss. UeEsY 2. WitsOH il Co.: deem Mrs. VIII
lsns Hair Regenorat and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of al ha:: preparations have, in many IN,
stances known them restore the hair where it had
fallen of dandruf restore the hair to its orig na
color cure entirely the most painful headachesand in
same instances serious humas Personally, have
been starer 10 several Of these bcneGs
Rev. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. III.
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BCRLINGToN, W., Aug. 20, 1860.
In my opinion, The Liquors sold BY A. VI BivINQEE l.
co.: NO. ~ Broad street. New York unsurpassed in
purity and reliability. | have hesitation in recon
hehIng them in all oaa43 where alcoholic stimulans are
required. n r. BALIOlT A II
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NEON pENNsvINANIA

MESSAGE OF GOV PACSER-FAvOES REPEAL OF ALL OBNoy-
lots lswS-CoVIrY TOWARDS slAvEHoLpEGs RI ~
rABLI.uNENT MiS>OU ri COMPROMISES, a..
UARRIsuuR re- January 2i-lioyernoc Packers message
o the General Assembly Of Pennsylvania was submitted
10 that body to-day. Governor p. takes strong
grounds in favor OF the preservation Of the Uuiou,
and terms Secession rsbsl'iop. He urges that the
statute books Of the Sta be purged OF all acts that
are Justly ctargel1lc With being yiolative Of the
rights Of amy OF the sister SateL He recommends
he revival OF the Act Of l1I6 known as the Reprs1l
Act which allowed che claimant Of escaped slave his
choice vi remedy eher under the Law OF the State
that OF the Federal Govcrnmert-and aO gave the mas
ter The RICH; Of passage through soiOuru IL the STATE
with his slave free from molestatOn. He also recon-
merds the re-euaetment OF the ssour Inc, by an
amendment Of the CoUst ution, to be ratified by
people of the different States in Convention II Con-
gress fail 70 provide for this be proposes that the
ure shall emanaJe from the people He closes by pro
testing the devotion OF Pennsylvania TO the Union aud
ca readiness Of her citizens 10 defend through every
nerl
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEssAGE OF GOV. NOAGAS-EECoNuANDs CONCESSION AND
CoNCuIAuON-EEPEAL Or PERSONAL LIBERTY LAWS,
a. a..
ALBANY, Jan. 1.-The annual message Of Gov. Morgan
was sent in 70 the Houses OF the Legislature to-day
After dwelling upon State topics and recommending
rv reormaOry measures he devotes the closing portion
Of bis message tue condition Of the nation and the duty
OF the States and people He SAYS it is tie duty Of the Ma
tonal Legislature act with moderation aud conc laou
and Of the public press to discuss the topic of the Gay
With that regard for the rights and int Of ali
tions which It's influence mpOs He calls upon New
York 10 set an example in these respects. Let her OPP
pose no barrier TO the restoration Of pubic tranquility
but let her epre>enttyes in Congress give ready sup
port TO any lust and honorable settlement OF the matters
in dispute Lei neither them the people of the State
stand in hostility any such settlement but let them
extend the hand Of fellowship to all who live up to the
Strict letter OF the Constitution aud unite cordially with
other members Of the Confed racy, in proclamng and
enforcing the determination that the Constitution sha
be houorei and the Union Of he States be preserved
lie recommends the repeal Of the personal liberty bill
and calls on other States 20 do the same.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

Tas WoNpsEs or ruE MiCEoscorE.-Wc understand
it rluch Che agency of Tins marvel viewing instru-
,rt that DE- Aver has 40 length succeeded in finding
Oh. r,lrp,L vjsSV and determining 90, character o.
rs, Refs W. boo this section have auuudt1t evidence In
die FryFE ,Np AGry which :. alone produces when alb
s5-ael though Tee lungs iato the blood It has long
been held 20 be yapor something 10 the vapor Cf
water from dacayci and decayirg vegetation. Under
gratusgai,n power the Doctor has found this yapor
% contain distinct organisms living bodies CORES
nrc precisely with those found 10 the blood Of Ague
,I.-. Ttcv arc 1000 ,mes less than visible 20 tas
naked eve bot nave distinct character and form lie
1o hey are reproductive Ia GecayHC matter or IN the
tsf and hence their Boz continued e or Che remote
,a-.ts1I chem ,he sy>teu. BE maintains thar hey
rs.ea. 800 character tbe other icrusuafve posors
sut 70. tlc virus OF Rabies OF deadly body, &c, al
Of which lrr auoeu 20 reproduce themselves with great
r.ry Ike yeas, 500 mosJeuct uour, tina, he slight
as. grla1y imuregla-es che whole mas. east through
11eeriu maEailrr Is S,ru 90 De- forest OF vegetation
v.ll gross blossoms and goes Co seediu short time.
t,m Is no, so distinctly vegetable, but has more the
appa,auce OF animal pe, ahoug It's motions cannot be
ur-cty Distinguished What the Doctor claims to have
settled is chat Go is su organic substance and he has fur
O.. found and embodied Ia his "Asue Cure what will
destroy % - Is4..r. S. Iaaiy. No.
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EIRE IN WASHINGTON.

washington. Jan. "A fire occurred in this city asst
night burning two groceries Wholesale liquor store,
Two Carriage manufaciories how'll saloon aud the
Armory Of companies A aud Of the Washington sht
Infantry The fire is believed OAAve been accidental
Loss S56 OO1-insurance $50 OO0\
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YoRE Stocks 2ti cents better New YORK
a. reported foar so cents better Nhai
cen higher WHISKY 1874 -. .-,
B.lIAOas Jan -F5tr duh HoSArd street and ONO 20 ~
Civ Mil. e. Wheat buns red 81 2a9bl wnlte o. 4u o.
Corn drm usv whe cote. He0- Clt'5 Prov sions n M
mess Po-k i6ia. Rump Lard lt4 WHISKY hfn al ~
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REACTION MAINE

PORTLAND jan 2-Tbe councils OfNhis city passed a
resolution day irstructng their representatives IN the
legislature to move for the repeal Of the Personal Lib
arfg Iaue
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TTECUHRENT NOTES.-we viii take at par in
u change drv goods the rOts Of all solvent Banks In Virgil
Mis- North and South Carolina proyted they Offered In sums
Ave dollars and upEa~d and not required 10 give
specie in change Our stock Il fun and complete.
New Cloaks constantly received and very cheap.
na26 WATKINS 4 EICKLEN.
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NEGRO HIRING.

TEYHE undermined will continue the above business the suing
year solicit the continued PATRONAGE of those ftiends
for Nhom hr acts, aud o. The public generally
With The knnalc obtained nv several experience In
his business that Le viii be able god
and the beat prices attention viii be given TO The
,nued 10 his care a'd attached 70 his Office
i or he use uf these VII have honcs In the city.
Having compe led % bny tie "euie Interest" Of his late
against loss so IN books and accounts Of tn with
him Tor ~ tltineat.
.ec2O d&cn ALFRED l. HCLLADAI.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN SD & 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.


1gyR next this Institution will the Int Of
October 1850 and will terminate the 30th June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided heretofore by well selected
corps Assistants who with their ability and experience cannot
fall 20 give satisfaction
Dupuy by Mrs Mary Oasses formerly sa-
They alone win reside In the seminary with the young
ladies' and will exercise PGreI and control those
committed to their charge
The which has attended this effort 10 establish In the city
Richmond Seminary the class encouraged
the Principal TO provide accommodations for the next
session. The buildings being enlarged and important
notifications will be made In them which viii add greatly 70 their
convenience and comfort The lodging large aud wei
ventilated than from four boarers will
by The Recitation Rooms will he well arranged for the
accommodation OF the pupils
TERMS Poa NINE MONTH";
Board 5000 %
Washug fuel and lights 80 90
Tuition Preparatory Department ......... 80 90
ordinary En- glish branches 40 90
advanced
Modern and Ancient Languages, each. 20 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental (Pano and Gulta) for
Of hour week 20 OO
Por two lessons Of one hour each per week . So 90
Use OF Plano ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 20
Drawing in Crayon. 80 10
Painting In Water colors............ ....... 40 90
Painting in OIL 30 90
Ona payable the lst Of oot $780, and the remainder
the 18th Of Pebv, 1861
Reference Dr. Hoge, any OF the
former patrons Of the school.
Catalogues Seminary containing detailed iniorEa
obtained bookstore In the city by applcs
Ton 70 the undersigned.
jyll Richmond. Va
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STAUNTON
pnaut Cunr AVN TranITrn m,

TEIHTs Cmpany ia prepared TO Gil orders Mems Womens
bN ard girls boots and brogsns Of every variety from tie
Lade slipper and ArDs Congress alter Oxford
10 the heaviest boot and brogAn.
Il Southern Factory built by Southern
approved m.cney worked by steam and as rood work.
The United stses; and Will furnish good work at
price any Factory the Urion Let southeru men
sustain Southern HanufacturtA
Al orders promptly hned aud all work such az
ordered Address, WI II CARRIER
dtls-d&cn superutendert
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,~TNPRECEDENTED sue

- n
49, CESS-The excitement Ia ochaio OF hitsrs e.epfe
tf It ht continue to Increase Throughout Virginia anu
che South demand Tor has becomr 90 great hai S
ftcle dicuiy n 'upPylug t. As cure of Asus an
Fever without rival AniWc have vet 70 learn
of ke i Instance where h-y have failed % cheek ha
inE 1stson- disease, when taken sccor iag 70 eece
Dysep,. C1er, M6hu. summer Compiaa Torpliy o. ne
Liver, stomach and Indigestion, these ers are ~ollA
rival Headache hy have been knoHn 20 elie
t violent cases afr thc bst Ph cas had gwen the
hopeless family uhere there young earv. shoell
p 1out e IN The spring and Pail months, ~ uS improve
Le 4rFrt Strengthen che system Being enley nee ou
a poisonous Substances they octAkrn - BON sexes
t1r under an circumstance IL you need easani
tad elective clac ny then and Judge for yourselves OF sH
virtues
auhe prominent Druggists the city Of Richmond
alt elsewhere Virginia aud North Carolina Also by a. "
l,ae On, Meaphs, Tenn & " smith, Brandoa, Mss ~ ne
fr0tar Nca Orleans a. Miller, Ccyuston, Ny q son,
h'st.ls,5n city, d. c. Caahy G.pin 20, baltimore X
Isi9eto1s Co, Philadelphia and HArnes Park 4 orders
tiei By Ediressing T. BAKER, Proprietor.
oeE Rf-hr1nf Vi.
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-SENATE-Mr Hunter intro
duced a bill for the ding any Withdrawing State the
Forts and Arseuals Included therein.
NJ. Lane moved % take up the Pacific railroad bill -
A long discussion cusued, and the ball finally made
the or lrt Cd; tie day for Saturday.
Mr.. Crteudtus resolutions were taken up.
Mr. Baker, OF Oregon maze arsumenta;iye and tel
ling speech. Ia response TO Mr minis speech Of Mon
iiy. /. was highly appltudei generally great effort
he quoted many authorities denying that ti- is Union
OF State but ms. 3D. a UliOu o. tHS people
Mr.. Davis introduced resolution for wilh drawing
the trJOts from se'rding States.
No action was taken, and the Senate adjourned.
UoJsE-Hr. C,blrD, Of Mann, took bis seat
Mr. StIaij0u presented memorial from citizens OF
New Jers 50 asking an amendment Of the Constitution
with a view Of settling the pending revolution.
Il was referred 20 the Select Committee.
The Indian appropriation ci was passed.
The question put whether he COMMITTEES Of Thirty
Three would report eary day but it VAS not Su-
sweted-
Mr. Davis withdrew the resolution offered by him last
Monday.
Mr. Holman offered a resolution denying the right Of
secession and ftyoriug coercion. parliamentary war
followed. Other resolutions offered by Republican
members and the "iibustering' continued Ill. the
House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

TTOUSE KEEPING GOODS.-we have In store full
aud assorted Housekeeping good', comprising every
thng which Usually called for In The hardware line Eh We are
SCI lng very low Tor call, puuctuAl customer
a1s ~ T. ROBgRrSON 4 son.
NrEW MILITARY WORK.. ". RANDOLPH has
Tor se Infantry Camp Duty Field Fertilization and Coat
Defence Prepared Aa arranged by l. v BuchhotE With Paea
prIrs cents dell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

Withdrawing the Exchange and Banking Business
feel due II saw that sng personal
quaint connection with him have every
hdencs bis y lot gritty and prrdenee In the
Of his affairs and DO cordially recommend him TO
patronage JOSEPH BFUMMEL,
ial 8m TAYLOR