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children.
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TO coNsUMP TIyFs.

hE Advertiser. having been restored 70 health II !
iss weeks BY ssry simple remedy. sflet bs,,s.
suffered sssefsl yesfs with severe long seiiee. sn
that dfesd disease, Consum pson-is sntiou. i 30.
known 70 his isiIos-suHsfers ibs mesns 81 cue.
To 81 who desire u, he ell send COW n 10 40.
setpoa used lifee Of ebssssj with de d,selan. -
preparing sgJ using ihe sane. which ihsy sill end !.
srEE CrsE ~ Consumption. Aslhms. Btopehl,is. A.
Tbs only OBJECT Of The advertiser IN ssn5bs the Pc.
sePiien e % benefit The seied and spread informs
on Which ne e,nessss e be insslgsbls and he hopes
sssry sufferer wi ~ bis remedy = 4 Nh ~. ~,
nothing. s1d msy Prove Messing.
Pefsons wishing ihe Prescription will plssss sJd,...
Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Wilisnsssgsh. Kings eossiy. N. Yors.
Oe'oe~ p st-Isn
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
Forthe Cure q
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
"a AND COLDS.

nv AHFuhiANi DlSCOfEhf!
Forthe Cure q
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
THE MAKORA ARABICA,
Discovered by q MISSIONARY while travelling
10 Arabia
A IL who are SOLDERING from Consumption should
g use the MAkoRA ARABICA. discovered BY
Missionary In Arshia. aa
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use tie hAxokA ARABicA, discovered BY : Mis-.
sonsiy In Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
The MAkoRA ARABicA. discovered by Missionary
|in.hsshia.
All who ara saIssins from sms Throat, Coughs end
Colds, should uIe the MAKORA ARABlCh, disco
vefed BY Missionary 10 Arsbis.
All who are sniiesing from Asthma scrofuls and I'm
pnriIies Of the Blood should use The MAKoRA ARA
BicA, discovered by Mis.ionsry 10 Arabia.
u cures Consumption.
ID cares Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
heares Asthma, srrofula, and Impurities Of The Blood,
This uneqssllsd remedy Is now for the fri time in
iroduced 10 The public.
u was providenisily diseovered ~ Missionary
While usssiing in Arabs. He WAS cured Of coneunp-
lion BY Ne ase after hs case had been hope.
lees b. learned Physicians IN Ensope,
lie hiss forwarded 10 us IN writing, fall sceooni Of
his own erirsordina, cure. ard % number Of other
cures which have under hs observation, snd siso
full account Of the medicine.
Al his Request. and impeisd by desire 10 extend
knowledge Of this remedy 10 the pubic. we have had
his communication printed in pamphlet form for free
distribution. Us Interest 10 enhsncsd by an aefsnss
which he gives u Of the Of the Syra
.scres which he obtained from those who we've suesreIs
in thai awful tragedy.
| This pamphlet may be sbisinsa 81 ohies. OF D.
will he sent free by mail 10 al who sppy fof u.
We import ihe MAKoRA ARABIcA direct fom
Smyrna through the hesss Of Clson & Gyippus. sne
have slwsYs on hand fsH supply pot w in belize
ready for with fall directions.
Price one dslix per bottle. Sent BY mai. rersips
Of Pries. ssd "a cents fof postage
Pcs ssk, Wholesale and refill by
LEEDS, GILMORE Il CO.,
lmpoaep II brugs and Msdisin,s.
81 Liberty -, N. Y.
Ahs By Rsssisa generally.
March ~ s<--i2ms
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE
4 Weekly LiirRry and agricultural fspsr
Published In Augusta, Gofgia.
Dir. ID. LEE. Agrissltsrsl Editor.
NJ. a.. MANN I.n.farx Ed,t..r

DIX. ID LEE, AgfisvheIat Editor.
W. W. MANN. Liisrsry Editor.
I'BiS - he title Of Week., pager. ds,s,ssie As-
= ricuhsre. LAsia,sH and Al. ~hsA an publish.
iDs 10 aosDsss Georgia. IL Vii IL in quano form u
sAsb psgss. telbo sine i-sss forty co.
hume - sIh 10 N grp<sss slyss siaT To-
and .rzs sssnswhs asgss lbsn ihs New York Led
ser. IL vail b. yAe,shsd sasd b.ok psSsi and AIN
10 N mechanical sasrs,oA IN The bvss siyIs 81 upo
efsphRai al. ls saiy, ain ss s iAsi he hssi &C.
fbsehusal sseHse and pisrtEa knes sgs efthr cosih
FURNISH. weekly visitor he hoss<s q sovlk-
r'p Planisrs and isrmsn. IL will Nv mare usual and
seerP'abi - hem than ANY msnhly jouInal q equal
merit
Ny aim 70 TO establish pspeT that vii 10 sihirle
Oi Information that viii be e-eiai Souesn planters
sri hfmeTs. sAd rsPosifey Of Sosshen ihsushi,
insgsion and tsss, 10 she REALMS 20 laersssss a.
Art; and 20 otaia foi y sseh extent sf psi,onsgs
and saceess sill JUSTIFY the hbsrsI eempsnss.
lion 10 81 IT. cont fhus,s abb and sHpsfencsd sdi-
tors engaged. and ssp. ~ p,egfsss 10 secure
contributions from ,hs rrps PLEASING southern rriisr.
u ts,h Fsfss Much latent talent will be bso1Eh 10
light and iSrnA sons agreeable ssiprses sosihern
people.
.ruii nsay rem ofpssesi ray serene"
Gill Fish before the sdmiIns eyss and cause gsae-
Ebw in souihsrR senus.
The Agricuiufsl Ednef Nil ~ Dr.. DsRiel lee, the
Distinguished Professor % AsrisuIisls in ths Uai.sly
tof many t'sfs fsst ~ thr seuthrfn
Culiisa,or, aa5 leadng eaniritrisr many North.
sIn aareols.rsi jsnrnals 81 the highest reputation.
The LKsrsry Editor riil he NJ. W. W. Mann. al
tho. CITY. accomplished af kns taste aud seho-
LARRY allsa sRi. Who hssine rsisssa Iron The setiss
au'ss u The legal P'ssssian. spsnf nsby y.s 10 10.
fspe. and for ssssal years sss Pss correspondent
d The as,ioaal Intslgsnesr, ssd southern Literary
Mssenes.
Tesm.--Cssk 10 sdssnes. So ,ssr.
Ban. current 10 the Stats iron shsh they sec ssni.
reserved a. Psr.
JAMES GARDNER.
Asgusis. Gee. as
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More New Goods.

pvRNgTTs TOILET SETS.
- COCOAlNE. fss ths HAIR.
r.0RiMEL.s ns- ssd Delighted 'pe'fun. for
the handkerchief
kALIisTuS. eosns,i<. isfrsmesias n. siis..
tan. sunkufa. &c.
ORIENTAL TooFH WASH. fss preserving
and hssuaify ing the teeth snd gnms.. Alsa
BURNETTs FkAyuRiNG ExrRAcTs.ff
cooking. jus, reesiseJ sad fpf ,sls Il The
DRUG STORE.
June ~ as-.
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VOLUME III. NEW SERIES.
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Prom the Richmond Dispatch
UPRIsE YE BRAVES.

lEhi9E II DINA LG.
By o. II. NJ, Washington .ariiHsry.
uprise ye braves Of Southern birth
upliA your flag on high.
And bear il through the battles breeze
To conquer or TO die.
lie, every scabbard be fcrsworn
And every sword cash out.
Tin every foot Of Southern soil
Rcscunds 10 freedoms shout
The spirits Of thai .sin,ed hand
Whose homes arc not JET doss,
Call 10 ye, from the better land,
To vindicaie their trust
The proud domain OF their bequesi
To border with your steel,
And drive the bastard bigo,s bach
Thai scorned your peace appeal
The noble danes that gave you birth,
Gave you the blood Of braves;
Dishonored shame would brand their brcws
Bore ye the yoke Of slaves.
UPrse ye. then, in freedom might,
Rests less ss the waves,
VsDqrish The foes Of Southern rights.
Or sleep In southern graves.
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FOR THE LADIES.

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Publishers, No. 81 PsIktow, New York.
September s. S. II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
THE POSITION OF TIE ENGLISH PRE- ss.

The Lsndon cure ipondent OF the New York EOening
Post gives the following account Of the present. attitude
of the English journals:
Aud now the weathercock veered once more south
ward, and there was outcry against us being the
oppressoTs aud commencing causeless aud hopeless
Ony three papers stuck to ~ throughout for the HoR
ing Herald aud the Standard virtually but different
editions OF the print; the other the DdiV
Nes, and Stn. Tue Past the ministerial organ bad
caretuyworded and toleraby imp ral articles but the
semi ministerial evening PAPER the GLOBE, was and is
bitter against us than the Times itself One OF
correspondence who signs himself Traveller and looks
very like a STAKEHOLDER in disguise asserted that q e
city OF New York peopled by GO00o0 Irish and Ger
mans and only 10000 native Amercans aud to this as
tOun ing lie the GiDbe would admit no contradiction.
From Lord Palmersions known anti-American procliy
ties might be expected that some Of Lis papers q: least
must go against Us.
But what il most grieved to observe confess
the ue taken by the crack weekly reviews. These
pagers which, since their establishment, have quite cn.
the old Eraniner and Spectator peculiar feature
of English periodical literature. The Saturday ReWe0
is years old II il clevery-almos too cley-
erly-sud hypocriticaly written. In politics. liberal
that is to say opposed Lord Derby; yet ques
tons more obstructive and retrograde than the most
ward sections Of Lord DeTbys party. In religion,
by orthodox yet violently opposed TO the Dis
senters The London Repitio is of much later date,
founded indeed, only last summer less sitrcal ard
that the poet TuPper writes prose In It, Probably
many OF your readers have heard Of either Of these
papers but they of grea, importance The Saturday
ia almost entirely supported by University men, aud rep
resents a very powerful and able section Of Eng
ish aristocrit intellect while the London ia the eI
ponent Of more conventional and average rppercass
type.
Both these Reviews have made dead set at u.s. hy
pocrical and wanton sggressors, men who could only
'blust,r" while the South acting who now talk
Of conquering" the South, and more likely to be
conquered by IT. and they that only chance is
quietly TO give up Washington It's dsagreeabe enough
TO find that large number of highly educated Erglh
men have such an opinion especially since these very
writer's will not up the present day. speak in measured
or decent OF Lou Napoleon, showing that they
think us far below the Austrian even the compira
lively small number of disafected Frencbmen Per-
hsps however, may console ourselves for the con-
tempt of these fine gentlemen by the consistent support
of Paneh who has never yet taken the side Of slavery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

HINT TO LANDLORDS Ia times like the present it
would he good policy for the of dwelling houses
lower the rates OF rent in order to meet the necess
ties of ena Business this season is dull in
crnuary tines and tenfod more under present cir
cums;ancs In instances the salaries of those
who toll for others have been reduced Provisions have
advanced, money is hard to get and the necessares OF
life be purchased All these things are patent TO
landlords aud it will not only exhibit patriotism on
their par; to conform to the eIig Of the present.
but it would also rebound to their immediate benefit by
enabling their pay promptly rent suitable to
the financial condition OF affairs. You gentlemen who
have poor tenants, ponder this thing well; act with a
spirit of generosity. You will lose very little by il IN
money and will win for yours Ives the gratitude OF the
people, worth more to the conscience than houses and
lands
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DANIC PRICES, IN EARNEST,

II At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
By JOSEPH sTPAUSE, No q Main street
Just bought at less than % cents the dollar large stock OF
rich Lawns at Ca 10 and ~ fue Jacone and Organdes
l2& Is kc DebAgs 10 cts and higher Bere.e all col
at la % cts &c 500 handsome Bere, Stella shaws with
Chenille Embroidery so worth s5 OO Back and COoTed silk
Passo from Is and upwards fast eoored Calico, 6
and cen cheap l0 Ladies SIX Thread Gloves and Gsunt
lets at l3 and 23 cent short ard long SILK Mts at 3 and 80
cents worth double the Hoseres Linen Handk dkercie
Irish Linen and BOsom'; Brown and Black Shifting snI shSeng
Pillow Case Muslin and Toselng French NeedeWoked Coas
rom 2 % 25 cts Cambria and Swiss Bands the finest In
the city CSssmers and Linen Goods for Men and Boys
Black and Coored Silks great Goods
MENTION will be found at prices that sonsh body
that cA at No. u Main street Look out or the right place
AplT JOSEPH sTRAUsI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

TAKE NorIcE-We are requested by the mili'a-y al
tbortes of the Confederate States to urge upon our
brethren of the press Throughout. the Souh the impor'
taxc of abstainng from all specific suron TO the move
ments Of troos The very wisest plans of The Gov,rS
mept NAV be ihwared by untimey or otherwis, in.
.,,t cio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

Tuy CR,pPLgp FROM THE HARRIET LANE We have
good authority tor stating that i've OF the wounded men
from the Harriet Lam carried to the hospital at
Old Point on Wednesday. They were crippled st the
battle Of Pig Point Several are said TO have been Killed
No,folk ArQus.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

Ar PKssAcoLA.-There are now a large number Of
men at Pensacola under Gen. Bragg. All Of them are
nsntpg-some even "spling" for fight and intend to
give good account Of themsevea when the time comfs
for them to array themselves hostile fashion against
the Black Republican mercsnarea Of Mr. Lukhorp, tho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

YAK Dom AGAIN SuccgssFUL The San Antonio pa
pas announce the success Of Col Van Dorn expedition
10 capture the u s. troops under Col Reeve who were
coming down from Forts Bis', Qniiman and Lancaster
Tbe limited States troops were SIs in number. bsl
WA, TO be given to Col Van Dorm in San Antonio in honor
of the event.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

THE EsEMY IN DIsrREss-A howl Of agony comes
from the Northwest She feels already the pinch Of this
war, which has closed down her like a vice. The
Cairo blockade has oil her Southern market and her
large crops of grain raised last year. for which she
pectod fnancai relief rot in her cribs and granaries-
McClesnard of Illinois, is importuning the bankrupt
Government at Washington TO to the relief Of the
Suckers by purchasing their grain The Cairoites are
doing good work for US, impoverishipg our enemies
without hurting in tbs least We have au abundance,
and plenty more growing. Let them keep up their bo X
ade, by ali means for if they don't we will. 1t ia the
best war for us that could be desired IL is Grip
png the enemy, while it is stimulating TO make our
selves independent of the North for provisions for all
time TO come We say then, to Col Prentiss, maintain
your blockade strictly Seize every sack OF corn and
cask Of bacon shipped to the South aud sell them wLele
,un can Nenlphis Apaldnche.