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IO0 O0O ROLLS WALLPAPER

AOOSOVO
War hal bssn declared and seossIlon & he ordsr
Of the day, and nov o the tine for ali tidy houhs.
kssp9rs @ leoeds from dirty and smoky walls, and
o9aToe on thcm With q rush, new WALL PAPHH,
rsby imlEosing thsir homes and most q al, ,tas
In HRAElIT.
100, 900 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale af u, Carson Co, le1, Superior st era
90 low that AZ ean set thsm.
THE COST rs MERH NOTHING.
We are now Eaady 20 san Efennh. EnrlI1h and
Amarlcau YAH rapefu hon % % = par oeuf. bsiou
peeVe15 rflooss and would most resbsctfllT Invite
al 3 looE n uPoH our stock bof5rs bnyinS, i1F q
quality o. 8ood1 and the length 81 pisces We cAn
give ths utmost sat7l.c1on. Oar slodg coming g.
rocty non ne 1otorlag We thereby 1aye one pro4t-
Al5o . larEs aslortmsat q shades % every VaEis.
GOLD BANDS, 40. 90,
: Also int oBsnsd 4 bssutifal lot of
% % R N j % E 81
with Banf5, Lool .ee.l q lnateh- Colal a1e n.
- n en3lalI lastT. RaDsE aanGlng aonent
lhqEt notice hyzS,iao'd Wor r<laa1iAna e fsa,ol.-
=, louId tEEs niss iobs Of painting, grain
ing md Vlnf1hinE at fsir and Temune.stlle rates
LhHpD.alsEs ~ Would t11Iis thsiT e stts4iioa
y OR iaElS goo1k. nEA
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WIA4Eh kaRAbeEMsnT.

IssI-L WIS1EH ksRAbsEMEHT. nsI-l.
a1sff o. = -fI H..
10 take edect on Monday, November lth, le6l.-
Tralng leave ClaFelald dailgs tsundaEs excsptsds =
9.soA- II AAIL-AuiEss At EeF York 1916 A. n;
PniladelD Dnla 20 A. NJ, Pittsburgh t.1o P. M =
WheelilR $40 p. IL; n. PkiladaiFhia SO p q.
80 p. a. HIPk A5s-ArTives 81 N. YORK P. m (;
RhiladslphiA Izs50 2, NJ P,ttsbarEh 10 p. NJ
Wheeling $50 A. u.
Both Traiss eonnsot q linden loE AkroR snl
Cars run t6roueh frOua Fittsbureh % BsW YORK
rTia AuentoFn,) without chase .r- -Ha-e :
-. Eara e ioW . b. any oth5r hna.
Throush Tictet5 can Be ProcTrod at the Union
Iichet once Wtd4su House. - the Depot, or -
the Euolid Btrsst station. I-IsL 80 :. 80
E.RMKERs, g 7. AGENT. noTS
CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO b b.
~ Z
lssIa WIETER ARRAH6EAEHr. Issl.l
viii run daily, a1 lolloWBs (5undays excepted, y
TO A. h OhicagO Hxprsss-Stops e al stations o.
eouthern Uigi5ion, e1ceQt Washington and
arrives u Ioisae at l1sq ?. NJ aud OEieaso
4soP- I'd NorthsFn lIail--Sror5 ct an stations o.
u HorthsEn Division, ana arrives a. sandnskYa.
$40 p n Telegraph ExpreIs-Staps at all stations
On Southern tIlgialon, excop W aghingtcn. Co.
noa and ulhT. Arrives In Toledo as izs45As n;
and Ghic1ro e II "A. n
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insry, Man8dsld and Newark r. B., at Olyds With
fho AanduBky, Dayton and Oiuciunats k. B.. at ~
mont with Fremont 3 Indiana B 2, and As JolcfO
viii tho MichiTap boltlern q Northern India1a
and r1l1do ard Wahagh Railroads for Qhtcsgo, Lee
oroit Jackson, l1Et HaYnet Eoel11rort, L1faT1tIa,
CalFc Alton, 81 L0uis, and AZ points West, Eorit,
TF1iH3 arriFo IN Cleveland nom Tolsdo snd ths
WsIt, at $40 A. H. and SO ?. =. Ercm SandusdT
1850 :. - : = 1ao- @ L. D. RUOknR,
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LORD LYON IN CONSULTATION
WITH SECRETARY SEWARD.
What is Talked Of at Wash.
iglq ingtOn.
A SURRENDER OF THE PRIs-
ONERS PROPOSED.

Various warlike Reports.
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0LEVELAkD, UOLUMBUH7 G

osszuisna, HaE.A, 1871. i - ! sa1'l
NLkVELAED, UULUMBUB1 8
" OIEsINHA1t BA1LROAD.
srs1s.a--r1l =
?
Issl.a. WIETER AKRANGEMs sST. RSl-L
On snd alssg Monday, NoVsmher sths ls6I, PnIson-
ger Trains Ein iaAEs Cleveland e ioIl0WE
First Train-ssoo A. n -si0pplRE e an stations s1
eSpt 0llnsted, CoIumblal Boehestori Greel-
wing a Orostlins 100 A. n; Columbus 100 p.
III; Dayton saoe ?. Nj Clno1unarl SIS p. q. !.
S. Eosl. I0'l5 A. n; dhiuag0 va Orustllneet
ssoopd frSSiin--7=ss p -stoppinz e eli stsf7S5s
Ioeris, Eden. Bsrilu, Lssis Centre, Ors1ge ~
Worthingt0ni arriving zt Cfestl ne 20 p. NJ.
Columbas - A. z ) 3layton 500 A. NJ; On
Louis 1l50 z; Nj LoujsEilis 2:i5 p. NJ; Uhlpal
60 Via Ursstlile Ies4o A. D.
Itop only p tals E1ssngsrs on signal e stations
SsiSs isSSs coiuubas e. follows: ist r,,p-,s
A. n, and arrive n 0oFelaDd a. 9;S0A a. "a TraiI
-ssls P. 4. and lFTigss IN OisTeiEnd SO p. ii.
uOHHE0TIoEE
HhaIhT, EaEdu1kv, Ean1dald 3 Newark HslIrosd, Il
-Anlaslds Ak- fs-non, Newark, zanesEilia
Crastline, PitilbuFgh, Fort Wsyno : Ohicsso Ran.
Eoeds ioE Forest upDsr sandas=y, Dalphc1
s7, a .5S AZ ~. M5ynsil e slass l5is "a SoS
GoIlru ana HalieafalnJ kailrol1 Line, foT asrl0n
BslIaloatains, sidleYi pnioRr Aiulleie. AZ
fI~~1oflI, TGrr8 Ba1ts, Ftno6nnds, Hrlff
i Tifia. LOligVille, Cairo 81 Lo1i1i a. o.
/ Dslev-,rs Vikh gprinEleld, AE Vernon aod ristI-
/ b1rTh Raiiroad i1F 5prinEdeid-
| u,1uu,buI, Littls 9lanl D Oolurfbu9, ana LautI
| Ttaflroad, ar XsniA, Dayton, Intisnapoli-
Isrre Hautc, s.. Lo1i1, Morrow, E0YeAnd
/ and Oiuclnnati, and with the Ohio & n e
- EiElHpi BALBOA g llnciunan ior E0zfl
vale Alsnsyile, oasros st. h0aiss aasA
Ooiuabus. oSsiSsI l5aIo RSirosd fof ss,sr.. 80
7 f. Farl1r 1rrr. -
] Indiana Ballrosd f5r Piqua. rrhanss -
- Tor Lidtst1 @ Al points and fni1rllt tti5s nr
J plE at he faelanGs7 ei1tani anG e unIo1 Iiet5
h Oflss, llI suportcf 1lFlet
OssSlahd. EOE. -, lssl.7 =,
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Ehs LouaoR Times upou ths american
Nav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21
ne Charlsatou Firs Ia fszs---DeSoription
fran I'VE witness. --


No city ip America has suffered more ae-
vsrely from 6re than Charleston In IT'S
asa houses were burned in 1886 nearly one
aird Of the city was destroyed, creating
loss offs SOC, OOGand between that period and
1888 fires were sufficiently frequent as to ere
ats the gravesl spprsheusions for the safety
Of the very eombaStible metropolis Of South
Carolina Travellers have been smHsed when
st0pping in Charleston, at the intense terror
which prevadss all classes when the. bell
sounds the alarm Of fire Business and
auussmsnts are at once suspended. Every
body ruIhss to the seat Of danger, as in
country village where cOnHsgratiOns and
earthquakes are,of mast frequent occurrence,
and the dread Of fincendiarism BY the negroes
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lSsI-z FnTsk ARsAaskMzsT. I,sI.is a
On AID sfsr M0aday November lfh, is5I, Pas-
l5nger Trans sill ioIlcHI
LEAVE OI,HVELANIs
9s5o a. M--1ARkES9 NAIL TRAIn-efo1rfnra as
~ Stations except Hickiida, uentaF, PaTfT,
Sniq1- A, 1Als, fEo5ook a1q yssl q lris 49,
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.TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED BATTLE IN MISSOURI

Great Federal Victory.
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TMPORTANT.-AI.L q; il.5!!Yls.l
i u persons purohasing Tickets A4Er
fof Sc. JeEeph and Other points in northern AisHou-
n the Statd Of Aan1da5 or the Territories Bholl1
insist On hs Wing tickets that read by The
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD
The only ran rsuts nom st. E6uis 70 81 JoseDh-
% is the 1lsregt and quickest line b. thirteen
heEfsi % the romotsst pOlut Feached b. rad kncit
always a. chesp any other. ---zfrrN Il
Buy your Ttckrts 10 Kausas and al points n
Northern Missouri bE the NOrtheEn Miss0uri p =
'- I9AAC Il. STU kGEJHs
49, e Fres't lnd s3en.l Hu9t-l OF the N. a. j. -
HENRY H. Sim10N5s Agent sepi9.RN
GLEVELAND & PIPTSBURGH
~ ALL B OAD D is
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l,sOO REBELS CAPTURED.
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na0 .sss SAAsiia sd;.Ii5ssDd.s, ais2PE4 Z =
| CiiLEYELAND& ERIE B. B. s..s5
~ : ~
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lg Fl-y Yoehly, 9 ssnss s8r VgsIE
il'lsosklEs Earss BallaEs FsF Eelg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

The Manchester Eng Guardian SAYS that the perzo'
employed 81 S.is, Hu,,iasoa EAs AMI at Mr. pesNo'
t Al wols nube-g several hundred uen AMI boys lt,
Turned ont 10 ,oss1aenes OF Reduction On taelr svera-
, s, prr i.y Tbs masters. Is stated vese Obn,e
10 5r 60 tbs sss4re through the damaging saee the late Tall
are. in America have hsi on the chemical trads
LYONS Circular mentions that although the IT, =
take annually about Il 600 goo worth q s goods from Europe
Che aun css u,s the outbreak u the dsunoa crisis has .si
cssu more sni three per cent on e superior
descriptions 5slrs O. hs limited ,.rry 20 The market la te
common descriptions tsse has been reiu-u OF between sd,
suil2 cent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
syphilis and Mercurial Disease.


DR.. y. &. AVER. Sir; ohoeriully comply with the
request OF your agent, and report 10 you of the
effects have realized with YOUR ~arsHp1rl,la.
have cured with u, Iu my practice, most Of the com
plants which Is recommended, and have found
effects truly wonderful m the cure Of Isus'I anil Nsr
cHrri p.rss one of my patients had ~yphiltic ulcers
ia hi- throat which consuming his palate and the
ton Of ms mouth. Your Sar-SpIrila, steadily taEcu,
cured him u five weeks. Another attacked hv
Oulary symptoms his nose, and the liberation htd
eaten away considerable part ut 10, so that believe the
disorder would reach his brain aud klii him. but it
ygldai o. my administration % Your Sars1parlla the
ulcers headed aul o.. - wv again. not of course without
some -i-tirttlu of the face. woman vino had b,n
treated tor the same disorder hy mercury suffering
from This poison her bones, They had become SO -.u-
tive 90 th weather that damp dav she Suffered eN
crUtit.ur UIIu her ...t- ,ul bones. She, too,
cured entirely ty your >Ir-ipJlllI m few weeks. |
know from formula winch YOUR agent gave me. that
This Preparation from laboratory must le great
remedy Uu.ufIy. these truly remarkable results
with has. ItaI surprised lT..
49, ,.-..t...,.t.. ,....r- 1 NpTNtGp N n
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

TINRLwEEKLY THROUGH TO LYNCH ssae-ITIITk
/ BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, Gl6Q84xfssS.ff
AND TRI WEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAl.
LY LINE As FAR AZ sC0TTayILLE
Richmond acosve 4 90 Richmond TO Lexington. ~ 90
q" Lynchburg..1 o. 4" buchanan. o.
The through line viii leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and amer the 9th September the Way
line sOtise win leave NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat-
udsys and far scotisye Returning leave scotts
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at llb A. NJ
See distance fare and time ~ passing In card below for through
line and observe that the scotsve line will intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going and hour
later coming down.
Richmond Monday, We'd Leave lyncburg Monday We'd
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90 ALGEa RCL A.
Or7rcs cr Tvs waie. Esbruary g. 1881
FoRXIGN rRADE OF RICHMOND.
The following is detailed statement of the direct fo

The following Is a detailed statement Of the direct for
sga trade o. his cry, Tor ne month Of January
NFokrs
70 Ra6s fgs-o-iTS52 bbis -four, ts SIS lSG bales 10
r. E,tlS $50 6h tobacco tgs 6oo 100 bales cotton g. ssO
Tetai sitUtsA
I- RtIaa. s. 400 bbs -four, $3.50
-. s-i bbs four, tIa,lau
n Bio -ralf bbs -four, t{4l5 lot6i rs lard a.,
- cigars ss2i. eases oysters go Total tt,OoS
n CHisuGs tio NJ hoops, t2tsl loVooios nails, t3a
slatres IS. Total, t1tii.
T. BiidH,ls 200 bushels corr, tiO, feet yellow pine
rnbsr, ga, obs beef and pork tso 'uuirie' t+ rL
ga
T.ta value % exports $500 time last year t53
mruErs.
F.rr LrrFot-l5o tons bar and other mii iron 81 Us,
harJEsc and cutlery, u 1850 sacks SAT e. $40 cUtons rock
sst sly esrtheu~are, 49, Tott. tie>5 (DIsigHo.s ,
gorthsu O. Usryrv, Arustead " tas A. skinner 90
kduDnl, Davenport Co Geo, sumner o. Stebhlus Pull
AMI smith Rhodes Coz
From RE fs JIus-H-3 go bags crAre, $50 (receivei al
close 10 pecerhe-l
F N-c Brs1sCets65 bbls ground plaster $500 2o1 tons
lamp plaster i2oo so grnistones. 500 Total, st'1
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
@ASIEsiiEs sg

@RSlEsjEsg sEE iea
str. suPENsDEsDEsT's 0FFIoE,
.. Richmond, 18th Dee. 1850. I
Winter Arrangement.
TO THE SOUTH AND.SOUTH WEST
ON and amer Monday Dec 2lh passenger trains will run a.
" follows:
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVILLE
Mall Train Richmond daily Except sundays at O'Clock
A. NJ and hes Danville at 3 10 o'clock p. NJ
FROM DANVILLE TO RICHMOND.
Mall Train Danye daily Except sundays ats O'Clock A.
NJ. and reaches Richmond at LOS O'Clock p. n.
The Train Richmond Burksve with the trains
the Soutde Railroad for Lynehburg and the South and
Southwest daily
The Danve Burksve with the southsde
Railroad trains for Petersburg and riOk and at Richmond
with the trains the Richmond Predeckburg and Potomac
Railroad the York River Railroad with the James River
Steamboats, Norfolk and Old Point.
Through tickets be procured and baggage will be checked
through to the following points:
Lynehburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol, Nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Atlanta, Memphis
Montgomery, Canton,
VCksbuTg and Jackson,
New Orleans.
oHAS q. TALCoTT,
deco Superintendent.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

fFE q
ON and AFTER Monday December 2lst,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave Richmond daily except Sundsys) q. ESQ NJ for
saunton all intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donsve with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains fer
Alexandria and stations and at Charlottesville with
their trains for Lynchbug and ell points West aud OF
other viz Tuesdsys Thursdsys and
Saturdays for Jacsons River and Stations West OF Stanton
HarmGn Browns connect with the train Stsunon
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
aman Mason and Company Stages connect with the Train
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at Mboro for the Warm
Springs and at Jaekson River for the White Sulphur SPRING.
LewiSb1rg, &c.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves Jackons River Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays, at s:l5 p. NJ. for stanton
FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
Waynssboro' Ti5 and stanton, at 945 A.
Mondays and Fridays, for JacksOn's Biver.
RETURNING,
Leave Jaetson River Tuesdays and Saturdays at 5
Tor WaynesborO'.
SO Through Tickets for the Warm and White Sulphur Spring.,
Lexington exlsburg Winchester Leesburg Lynch
burg Bonsack Salem shawsyi Cstanburg, Bristol Knox
ve Dial on Chattanooga, Nashville Grand Junction, Memphis,
Canton Orleans all important Points In the South West
can be procured st the Ticket once
THOMAS D0DAMEAD ESa
lace General Superintendent &
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
RRANGEMENTs have been made by the Rich -.
"A mCnd and Danyile Railroad Company where ~ EH II
by Down Freight Intended for shipment the port OF Richmond
up Freight arriving Richmond by and having for
Ia destination any point accessible this Company by Its own
line Through Freight With other roads
will be received from delivered to vessels direct Thus reeV
log the shippers OF such freight from all charges for dsysge or
wharfage aud at the time facilitating the speedy transport
Of goods.
delivering which they desire should be shipped
Richmond this arrangement will state at the time Of theT
delivery.
Railroad Company will when required, attend TO efectng
such all points the United States and
Lsdng per sailing vessels will be forwarded 70
conIgnors and consignees.
CHARLvs G. TALCoTT, supt,
nol9 Richmond and Danvlle Railroad.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
,E yYRcIN.ALIpE INSURANCE ComPA-

TIJEIE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COmPA-
public earnestly the Importance OF Its objects This
Company, Its charter, divides seyeneghs OF Its profits
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving the
assured advantages the Mutual System with The pledge OF
perpetual Capital and the added security that lie
permanent moneyed interest In conducting lie
The Chatter requires oneha Capital Stock and Earnings
In Bond and Mortgage on unncumoeeu Real Estate
worth double the amount .
The chief object Company Is 10 aid In retaining at home
the money which goes annually from our State
for Life Premiums Northern Companies That money Will be
loaned for OF at legal Interest," and dis
bursed In our midst. - -
Endowments Annues granted. Life and term Policies Is
rates other good Companies eAve ihuredfor
one year for term OF years.
DIREOT0Rs
VIM H. MAcfarland, John Purcell,
Joseph Alien, saml IT. Bsyly,
Roscoe Il. Heath, Jos. r. Anderson,
Thos W. McCancs, Thomas P. August,
John II. Montague. 70. II. Maury,
David 1. Burr, Jas. A. Cowardin,
Lewis GInter, J. b. McClelland
John Jones' p. I. Moore,
Jas L. Apperson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, b. O. Wherry,
Vim. G. Paine, WE. II. Christian,
H. 4. @. Baskerville wyndham Robertson,
samn J. Harrison, John O. Shaier,
WIN. II. HRxan, Peter q. Warwick,
Robt. I. Brooke r o. haskns,
Geo. d, She'll Edward Norvel
Wellington Goddn, Geo. J. SUMNER
John Dooley. D. s. Woodbridge.
PreSident-sAML J. HARRISON
Vice FTesdent-WM. II. HAXALL.
PhySicidn-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL
AE0rney-R0SC0E b. HEATH, ESQ.
apqT J. ADAIR PLEASANTs, secretN
Ef5- Office Main llth streets, Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

NOTICE Wishing obtain tickets for servants
~ Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for Wash
ngton City, and points further North must all cases be vouc
ed by responsible white citizen Of Richmond person.
officers OF the Road tickets vi be sold ap
piled for by letter. A. D. ALLEN,
ma2l--ly Ticket Agent.
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Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oFrIcE No. ls MAN srEEET, RICHMOND Va.

CASH CAPITAL, $4,000
CHARTERED In 1882 and having during its existence Of twenty
" years claims for loss 70 the extent Ct largely
MILLION or DOLLARS, II refers to the history OF The
as adoding guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANIES proAs are distributed amongst
her citizens aud s Capitol used to promote the success OF her
Commercial aud Mechanical Industry
By the long acquaintance Of this Institution With the 1nsung
Public II has become familiar With their Interests and no pains
viii be spared or information withheld the part Of its 0csrs
Mat viii tend 10 insure accuracy and give satisfaction.
To Farmers and Country Merchants We can reerom the very
extensive country insurance respectable
citizens In almost every portion Of the State.
Applications for Pre Marine Insurance, addressed TO the
President Secretary, will receive prompt attention
W. l.. C0WARDIN, President
WILLIAM WILLS, ia, Secretary. mhl9-ly
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

~ 4 O1A4A L4NO liz oAOO0f
And Cor the speedy cure Of the subjoned varieties Of
Disease;
ScrOfula and ScrofulouS Affections, such NJ
Tumors. Ulcers, Sores. EruptiOns. Pim-
pies. PWstules. BiOtChes, Rolls, Rlains,
and all skin Diseases.
ONKt.tNp, Ind. 9th June. lSi9.
&. AVER 4 Co. Gents; Z feel t my duty 90
knowledge what your Sarsaplrilla has done for me-
Having inherited ScrOiuous Infection, have suffered
from In various WAYS for years. Sometimes II burst
out M Ulcers ON my hands and arms; sometimes it
turned inward and distressed at the stomach. Two
years ago 10 broke ont my head and covered scalp
and ears with SORE, which painful and loathsomc
beyond description. tried many medicines and several
ply sicItns, but without much relief from any thing. In
act, the disorder grew Al length was rJoicct
o. Rad n the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
an alternative Narsalarilla for knew from your rcpu
tafiou that amy thing YOU made must De good sent %
Cincinnati and cot H. ami used it TIL Il cured me. took
10, ~ Won advise, n small doses Of tclspOOufu
month, anal used almost three bottles New and healthy
SKIN soon began 90 form under the scah which ailer
while tell OIL. My skin l. now clear, and I know By my
feelings that the disease is gone from my system. You
can well believe that feel what am saving when tell
you, that hold YOU be the apostles Of the age,
and remain ever gratefully, Yours,
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vE HAVE just received rate assortme Of J. Miles
w Sons Boots embracing their Medium and Double soes
Call and be hed you wish something nice comfortable
PUTNEY WATTS,
de22 No. 118 Main Street. 1ichmoad, W,
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, ss10,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, 1880, OO0l

Daily Revenue 81, 10000.
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER sSOO,OOOl
AL Drs0.s Personally Responsible Jor the Engagements Of
to CLapGsy.
WE respectfully attention the security OF the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company TO It's policy holders In m
large cash capital and investments, stated above.
capital Of the Company enable TO take
lines convenient parties requiring large amounts ofnursnc
In addition the ordinary mode Of Insurance. this Company
sues PERNANENTPOLICIES on the payment Of TENARRU-
al PREMIUMS Property Is, thenceforth, PERNANEN7LP
INSURED The Policy cancelled time, and the
MUM will be returned less per cent
This Company will by loss Of Rents by Fire. On
and most liberal principle.
Under Policies Company all claims paid pre-.
satisfactory proof without abatement or dedc
0n for intsslt and not AS usual after presenta
ZION OF proof WORKMAN WYATT Agents.
mhel "a Main street, under vt Charles Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

me e5orl ron Fedsreksburg aHd Fansuih have no been
published
In connection With the above su6J0iu the annexed
sasenen Of shipments Of flour The exports In January or
0 a. yea. we're only 10 st4 bba-nostly to Brszn
ExpoErs OF FlcrR FsoN RICHMOND TO F3RUGN PoRrs.
So r.r.r-el .,,y ..,r-. Finn. rS-l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

Rhenmnti.m. Gami. Ll.sr mnlaInt.

INurrrNutN,I. Preston Co, Va, 9th IUly, l,sy.
DR.. e.. AfIU ~irs have been afflicted with 8pAln
f ,lrUu.. ai.trrfi. for lon tu.. Whi. hJisd tine
skill ui rhy-icfiu- Jut stuck 90 me spit, of i the
remedies could uuj until tried Your tr,Jp3rlh ono
bottle cured two weeks and restored my general
health 80 much that ANA Gar better than before was
attacked itnmk 90 wonderful medicine. D. lEEAM
jules \. tictrl.Il oi ~ Louis, writes " have h-vn
afflicted with NJ rfDH of The Lir,r which
da-trayIuiy health tried every THING amt every thing
failed to rey, me, ana have hla brob,u down
Ion ,uu. years from other cu- tltl tfrHyrH.ltO I
o.. IU. My h.iutr pastor, tuU E,N Mt t~pN, advised
metutr, Your ~Ir,splrll t,,,J~ d, said hc knew you
and suy rhIu uljc was worth trying. rs she bless
u. OF tli 30 has yUr,d and has purified my blood
s- 10 make new men oi me- feel youns 8srn. The
best that can h -Jd of You IS not half good enough
SehIrruS. Cancer Tumors, Enlargement, III
ceratiGG, carries, ami ENfOliatiOn Of the
bones.
great variety OF have hcen reported % where
of these Formidable complaints have resulted from
a., of this remedy, but space here will not Ad
mt them. Some OF them may D.. found m our American
Almanac. VII. % the AGENTS below named pleased Ia
furnish grati, 20 $40 Who cli for them.
DysprpsIa. Heart Disease, FITS, Epilepsy,
Melancholy, Neuralgia.
MANY r,n,r. lhl cures cot tb,-, affections have hrn
made o.. th. alternative power of thi. medicine n stmu
I- tI ttl u.n,ttou- into vigorous action, and thus
o,,r,om,s disorders which would De- SUPPOSED h.youd
b. r 3D. Su.u r.lI.,ly lI- luus itu required h5 thc
n....-.- cot tLc people, lui confident that lh-
Will d1 tor them al that medicine ciu do.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.

The following is a statement Of the inspections OF
the points mentioned iurug the quarter eading sisi De