davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-11-09
"nolEsAlf> =!
= H..
DRY Goorn:.
r rA1nRa
LIZ, Ia, u8 Iaka
~ Bales
oomEs1Ies

ooMEs1|cs,
1ought before the lata atyne.
Eon X to one cent ~ ,,'s va "tas-
en- be bought elsexs...' 'es ts
tats aazket
u fa'es Stark sa..ths
80 " 1'"ts'ss sa..a,..
70 2" appleton d,
80 " Indian Head d,
@,sss Stark alli Bags, s:;.,s.
zo'''' Lewiston s'sss. s.s.,. !,
1s'oes e'hses Bags, sss.a ).
1s,aes Manchester Bag, *s4.,.
2e'coa ozark E.ss, ,,,,s
| 10 Gases hsrrla's Prints ...
| - " american Print E.ss.: =.
| - " Richmond H.rks. s......,,
| k'eaehed Muslin, rnt,, p.
| 10 6 eotto. El,u..z,, :,
70 " penlus,
70 Bales Stripe a.a Til,
200 " Eats,
Is Gases 1"'s'ssa 9s l.iss, l,ap-
|Ho
MOTIONS,
sH /. wills; s,1g,
!, ! ALSO.
| the ABOVE At RETAIL
cafpets, Oil Cloths, esr,:t, 81
! BEDDING AND fEATaER
P. PALMER,
} ! liz, Ill and 1l6 Lake &c.
kss.gss;;55s&c &.:sess] ;:sess]
, 1861-11-09

THOUSANDS of:IE. SICK:
Efesh Fruits OF fhe Rule Of the
Canf0rnia: Gang.
DISTRESS I'M MISSOURI.
LOUD CRY FOR HELP.

We have for few days past been telling
our readers what part OF the fruits Of the
rule OF the California gang who followed
Gen. Fremont to Missouri, and who were by
him put In places Of high responsibility and
trust, have been. That gallant army Of Il.
linsle, Indiana and Iowa troops-as brave
lads ~ ever pressed American son-are suffer
ing and dying from the cruel neglect Of the
mesns which ehould have secured their COM
fort and health The robbers have bsen too
hue;ly engaged in p1unde1ing the Government
in purchasing horses and mules unit Tor
use, in cheating in Quartermastsr's stores and
in Ill the supplies that our troops needed-to
sec that the army did not go un-
prepared into the Field. The d.
rector Of transportation, "Col" L c
Woods, one Of the gang, whose remisaess and
neglect have been the cause Of much Of tho
nlstry that our soldiers ara now combating,
hss all sumner been the Private Secretary of
the General, and the keeper Of the
key Ct the "b2rricades~" His duties hare
been confded in greater part to E. Il. Castle,
well known in this city as man Of fragrant
reputation; and between them, nothing has
been done. Oar men, forced to long marches
without wagons, long fasts, nights in the open
air, and scanty supplies Of everything, have
sickened and are dying of. They strew the
roads all along Central Missouri; they arc
coming into st. Louis as fast ~ special cars,
fitted up for the purpose, can bring them i.
but in spite Of all that can be done, there Will
be much suffering that will be wholly unre
1yaved-fbe f1r7it f,f the 1an{trv Ehfch for the
, 1861-11-09

ILLINOIS COAL, OF THE BEST
oua11ty. nx ea1e md delivered ak any part Of soa
c11, By cv GRAY
nnshMan Cor: Market Aad Wasninzton 6e.
, 1861-11-09

CASTLE soap, sponges of any siza. old pieces
ct soft Cotton or Linen, Cotton Batting, gu
Silk, low Tables or Desks, to be placed On the
beds Of fconvslescing patients. on which food,
books OF writing material may be hid Chess
mer, Drsuehts, Backgammon Boards, back
numbers d Magazines, md recent secular and
religious Pape1s and Books that are enter
tairipg and useful Fl torial Papers, Pin-cuah.
ione, veil filed, Needls-cases, each containing
afeM coarse Neeedk 9, say, assorted atzes, Nos:
4. S, and z, eoArse thread, and buttons Lead
Pencils, Pens md Pen-Holdets, WEitngg-Pa'
rer and Enyelopes. -;
-:... PREss1Ha WANTS.
F1annel Shifts, Flannel Drawers, Bl,nkets,
Bed.cloahss, consisting Of ComfoEtables and
Quilts, Pillows, &c.
DIRECTIONS ron PACKING, MARKING AAn
.4 HoeMARDNa.
All articles should bo elosely packed IN
wooden: boxes, OK v1tI strongly Wnppea
bales. On the tcp OF the center Of each box.
under the cover, ! full 1ist Of what It coataaaa
shoula he plAca6, md : copy Of this LIT
should be sent BY mall, with the railroad re-
ceIpt. # possible. put On The cover With
, 1861-11-09
MlKTER 4 NalM2,
1856 4 l35-Lake 6t,-l35 &l3T
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS.

We Sell the Best Goods
at Low Prices.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
CLAYTON County STORE | .

Do you want Brown Sheetings Cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want Bleached sheetings Cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want Stripes or Figured shftings cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE |!
Do you want good Tickings cheap, /.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE!
Do you want all Wool or Canton P,anne,s cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE!
Do you want Table Linen or Toweing cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
De you want nice WOODEN Blankets cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE!
Do you want Counterranes cheap
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
De You want Blanket Shawls cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE!
Do you wait all " DOL Delnins cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want stylish Figured Deai6es cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you wnnt good al nghams CHEAP, r~.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do YOU want al, kinds OF Prints cheap,
Go TO the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE!
Do you want all kinds of Dry Goods very cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE /.
Do YOU ~.."t all sorts Of Io"k,S Notions cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE |:
Do you want Mems and BOY Roots chear.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE!
Do you want Ladies shoes or CATERS CHEAP;
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want ChiIdrens Shoes cheap,
90 to the CLAYTON COUNTY STOREt
DO you want Mems and Guys Hats and Gaps cheap
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE!
Doyou want all kinds d Sugars cheap.
Go to the CLAY 7'ON COUNTY STOPv
Do you want good Black or Green Tea CHEAP.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want Prime Coffee cheap,
10 to the CLAYTON COUNTY STOREy
Do you want syrups or Molasaes cheap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you watt all kinds Of SPICES cheap,
Go to tic Ola YTON COUNTY STORE.
Dol you want any kind Of Groceries cheap.
Go to tile CLA YTON COUNTY STOREY
Do you want all kind. Of Wood.n Ware ebe.p.
Go to tie CLAYTON COUNTY STORE.
An entirely
VesU Stock or Goods,
i u st rec edved
at the ..s s-..
CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
In Exchange Block, (Pubic Square,
NC Greg0r, : xOsCN.
POWERS d BABCOCK.
February Is, 1861.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

Of the best Materials continued by ok
men, and superior Inducements are offered to those
wanting to buy for the Trade. Cool weather in
here and buyers will find it their interest to lay in
their supplies of wants, before the rude blasts Of
Winter compel them to purchaseat higher prices.
looms opposite Boetcher,s Westers Hotel.
Mc0regor, Iowa, Nov. 2, 1s59tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
Howard association,
PHIL ADELPUIA.

Benevolent Institution established by special En-.
dowEent for the Relief of the Sick and distressed
afflicted with virulent and Epidemic Diseases. and
especially for the cure of Diseases of the Sexual
Organs @
MEDICAL Advice given gratis, by the Actiug Sur
WI geon, to all who apply BY letter. with descrp.
ZION OF their condition, Gage, occupation, ha bits Of
life, DO and in of extreme poverty medicines
furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports Spermat orrhoea, and other Dis.
eases Of the Sexual Organs, and the Nc Renedica
employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Two three
stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HnUGHroN, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No 2, South Ninth Street Phil
adelphla, Pa. EZRA d HEARTWELL Pres
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secy. jan2w1y
, 1861-10-16
l. 8eAsi Quaxfsrzaes4ersSErases % New

u. q = TAX .SafYSiSs !.
-; IFtoan he =. =: Rsss, i3ssk:1 --..
u. Ahtam e ltt3ess; Qaaaz saaet1 If
;theseceded 8taee4. has w1iitttdn i; latter from
:5hlch1aond To AGentleMan Of this city, How
: tNss transmitted Ia unknown to the Teeeav-
e; snd though an answer By the bearer IL Fe-
quested, no bearetAppeA1edi except in fhepeT-
son OF the postman who let t. = ; -; ;:
1he writer begiEs BY desctibing bis deep
"disttess1 tn conae aequeuce Of the forlotn and
!: pe8ibly destitute condition Of his mother and
sister, from whom he has not heara sinea the
eighth m JuEy last, and who reside in, Pnila.
Ee1pb1a., He has been unable to do Rny thing
fer their support, on account Of the danger In
eendibE aTemittance8.n :,
:. The writer formerly had come busiDess deal;
ings Eith the person to Whom he addresses
the letter, and he therefore asks him to, ado
Whist he canjn:; ha desires "a Thousand dollars
1T the relief cf his family. On the question
Of security he stems to be somewhat dubious.
He refers to the 'tprayers Of his relatives" He
Afterwards specifies *'bonds" not particularly
confederste buE6s, but such, 1t Is not impro-
liable, arc meant, on which he Eupposes fifty
PEI cent" might be rsieed-
The gentle m5n Who recefyed this letter pro-
pIses to1eturn 1t to the Efiter if he can; but
ter the want Of mail facilities ct the present
Ee: will retain it, Euhje to the order OF the
s!eQuasteIm6EteE GereraLn He is prevented
f1ota making the matter public, in conse-
queuee Of the stigma which he thinks might
a'taeh to him as a supposed friend Of the
, 1861-10-16

s:-4heSAmeIican men.nfwar had LETT China
: for, heme, With the exception Of one small
vessel which remained behind at th6 earnest
request Of American firms This yessel hiss
igoue suddenly t6 Shanghai, owing to the pm.
:chaee there OF q eehooaer for the pufpaEayM !s
|: be2tEved, Of aiming Is n Ap1fVateer: under the
% Confederate AsEg,-ft5sezM Ne1s. :c's 81: :
, 1861-10-16

r Fl E
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
TIE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CON:
stesn Fropellers alternate daJs with o6a ct tie
NEW YORK CENTRAL
aIICH1GAE CENTRAL AILR0ADsz
stea1reTs aoE odeI % de mercantile I'D commercial
as 95e e .aa t 81
ron re Ea:rS!3 wesssEn. MOI thgEn ara son:hE@5st @
les Consisting OF -.
$50 Canal Boats,
ss e 6 EBtsh stzs Ssx
Propeller Lines enables It 70 osE msIaants and shp'
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
osd eRa z ~ ~
Lines 81 f1opeGe1s On lie Upper and LoEer
The Upper Lake Line Daily.
vi: Co. steamera 3. c. d c. Linz Steamels.
:ToNAwANDA, FOUNTAIN CITY, !:
FREE STATE, WEN0NA, =: J..
MOHAWK MENDOZA.
PLYMOUTH .EvERGREEN CITY.
NEPTUNE, GALKNA,
WAY FLOWER, CHICAGO,
Leaving tie dotk 1t Erie Bsetn end foes Of s1ehg1
etreet every evening 1t o'clctk For hei1nt Or pas
epz st hs %te1n ~ ,ase 2ase f.
| Cfdcs, to1t or Michigan street
For blis lsd1tg and contracts by Canal OF Railroad.
| srpfy to the following Agents.:
EyER7TT GIAERl ~ Agsnt Ee. ccen!ls Clip = r.
- = z, PkJERs gaI E1't aEFfns = sstoE aoa'e'
S G.Ga4sE Agent ~ Hef Albany. =: z:
| EGSR1sW0Ib, Fri Il AZ III MTa1 81. e.,
AVRp 81 Hu1ax poSS o Dst5o14 ~ Miea. St,,,,n
N +. HTRbs FFeisht Ageat Boston. -"
F.! JOHN ALLEN, .1R. PttBtd mt Bahalo. .>.:- -
r.. - -CoNsIGNEES:
B9Ep.A sPEKEMKRE q zE Gasvs3d9nd 59 nE Gn1n. o.,o.
JDHk aE9RN = Gl: Big. Eeaas OF :s:: - I.
REEosEa ERt Z FIJI TAz19SSk 1e9SPk 81, so:SA M =.
= F F HH9azsb %H1ahss ! ass:s sassess'tss ~ u
|:n1cH1k01D u ;FuTTIHxAeentz,
tffs.l1.4ftsetm Foot Of stata skeet Gh.oaxa.
, 1861-10-16

g. {-4->z&> e:'s :tt3 tt33<=:.:>us.tioo SD Nea-
% eG:sr *fyrn ]! e;s IS szs IS; ssS Sss.sas!t
~ .>7YEA-1 rFl.1.s t1'laI out sEd entirely ers-
!, -. Il. is- ~ r.;.:rt9H Nc ss.n:se u c!e:
ftff'Eoat@ f. i.a tae feo+ taE. ha1: stGe OF them
w. ~ fs1-.c5. = -. e:...N
';:ne"s r.: 80: c sad Seq:~lEis cohaPcunc Il
Mol I'd s..-ts EczHe, Bo5s.a-
.ar !: - ..G.:;t,, e ~ ~ ssserA wEsss last
~s:S s:ie1- -cs:!e I'D SeSr.le:a ompcaad9
'i.a.-:g L1ea eoatt>5t satisre5 ao:s SearaisSis
-sa The trial Of En.1herlssa remede e. U1ho0t ob,
y I'd Aissa4 & s'aas y E! .sss sss
s' " II 8 fASItR s s2 e fs.sS =; I be,e;
ko-3Appiston Block. Lowell. M6ss
~? :-ssG, E:c';o 7aclesa!l I'D retail ags.t II
- =, 't'vttt--- r'9+ss = 2 LsN1EE' tse-t
TAT -r',- tur! l'ttt 1T1s6llY
f| Ur. les Hair %;:ior aud Res
te.s', # te o.l3 .eN=t's Ealr Hest=rsrsve that sue
x':sc:: c:cr- e co's-7.s tsa SKIN, It IRE 7ante
aa1eva 'satcz tas ta:r. sid eares al eraPions Or
Ii: f4iey t1c,r - + ~ 7hae-t Of .ac chic 20 CIT
ore~! =, IN htk sie.1st-ts t<;1tay Circular ea7s
Il t=Ee r-en D.. lrc=' Hair Color u Restorative
arctd II ,e t1.s wes t. .: o. nywSs,e ei:a t safse 6s
beau.a lily Re E5.r 1.=tore t. ii: f5rua:r lyr
c1nduou. Ard ut'. I'm ros-s perzctal aIp5ara-ce.
aas e: v bEcG 1 sSt eisx p
IvEs Ch,sasc ssaxsn
, 1861-10-16
r. t. Uo-ssOv14rs.-nr. Sweet,

gIF T. Uo-.s UvESrs+-Ier. Sweets
!nhr!e Liasneot fo: Ea-ses is rnsiT6llnd h3 any, In
Ill ca"T Ct Lareeta. az!sing t.ora srrains Brnlse1
Wsrnctne. It, ezesi Is r.agicza azd cettaa Ra.-
Sandls Calls, s:rs.ehes, Mango, Sc. It viii
>1sc curf s7ectl's. sla71 a-dI2ehone IA; be eas.
i1~>e:ted AID tt.ed Il tae.1 lacipioat sta5s bet
N2rru csse= art beSc=c tie co=.,bi1ty ot raaica
tire ~ cGss Of tit k1d. h vsr1r Il 80 desperate
bn5+:ess t1t ms. Re Alleststed by this Matnaat
zct It fAttirh a:::-14t.oo all al7ays remove tbs
t&n e'ess> ZIG saa Il .e io1se To t.2yel With cos.
?s:.@.Te ease.
fFt5 horse cwuet shcclc bare this re:reey at 1Rud
i: It timely usr s. lie Appesrs-ce u ia*oes.
vT 'fectuGES t,Ie-e.t Lose tore-ta4b,e s*selses
mentioned to %zlca 81 acrses are iasle, kn1 which
-clct- nifty o:1e, ss va1u.hlH harses nesr-r
vertf 'ces. eec adv 1s1s.r rtn. Fur Eale b? i. f.
tGEfsStf.:. 1t.e7n! Asect . Etste ssrccL
-t.-,-
, 1861-10-16

FIR F. E Q F CH a r q E.
An formrncaucrs strictly c,rndant.al Ot.ce II
eeiph s;lesfs otscs hoaFs ftom t. s1 IL r. II
kdtEss.d: & AcCAEE, n D.. Ghicssom Il u. L=t
prompt at:.ntoc. orfoz tEo staa1ps We Will send
p8u1rhlat ftEe- a=,ntv
, 1861-10-16

Z NOW THYSEt F!-Dre. Nc
~ t;AEE 4 MILLER Ph:stclaas end sarzeo2s,
u dlseazes b sn pie AID scienlc gle.hoa vatoat
5sEing any qusssieis ~, .;s<stss e tha ih;oss aas
tic1 81 ttEatDett. Isheanat's heuia1s1a. scrofuls
5ent1s 4 eAkLess-.o sEa1t all cur able <liseasAs o..
i1EE ktauEirg Eltct II tlt ah1r:eat ua3alhIe t.ra
, 1861-10-16

M'ICHIaAN CKNTRAL RAIL-
VI -; @:Eua2IkEFs ESz !. - =:
GREAT GK1InkL l593EI0 EkE InRs, HK1
ENGLAND AND TEE CAMA0A8
I'll - Sssst cs.;3l 19nt oof e leks sGesk aE.:
s'~9 a. ASl3katntnk E1p1eek {9xoEPs dNr11y3 n
"i. ---Etxe It IetFoaf- 81 r H. -62zQ11s.tA-
~. EE:sdxS "a 4 ~ AJnenI. - 4;
ICY SeS Yofk aad B1el19 K1pr0A <d1cent
o. STsut043o k1tye 1t -UEffpdt 80 H.:
- --'-S Aan@eA1n. &a1F- II: Mo5treA, 1718 4 =
- ~: Ghsssa1ae: ~ snH nHE'9fs e 82aAlo SGT.
. 1esto9St TX TX a Z; y; NsH lock ~ l. n;
.t 4xi@ 4 HI = 4 &: :R.nzoAd lss4e Cate&xo
9Hxs IL Il Ssii r.;G Y: fast EIpiea "a
AZ; T5ae hae7zsx run. ta1oue4
SALISBURY. Patent p4ssels sfe fan On on rs Re
TfafEh f.tert sIeeptsg ce.s q sisht ftnft
THROUGH 11thkT5 e q sale "a r u principal Rsu.
lake asd Dtxrbo11 ttrsets fundcr Ns Tsrman{
.Ho17e43 Chicago, an6 At tae DEPOT
TO- L. BEAN. Western PasaL Azs-
, 1861-10-16
MALI D1suAaRB, &C.,

such q SupprEsa:ora IFreEnlsr1tea Falling OF tue
Voc T1ulGra all Urinary Dlseases. Nervous 06 bt.
. Pstr tr9 CT Difficult Aer struaslcI. Bsfrea"ess, &c.
Tl te -re ec:ly cured ~lthcu. rosonera drug, L.
i1rion1 Cr rEr*n 8b. neoicines Of any kind Ra;t
&c dellShcr ID Mls i4tfence w1as yeur trouHlte
ns; b. 1Ee at}'ctet ara cor11s1l3 iETtt3d to csu
.ad tatisly themselves
, 1861-10-16
BnAT TICKETS TO B1STQN
Good via an3 cf the post Llae5.
Two De:ly Connections from Harrisburg ta
Baltimore and Washingtor-
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH-dLL
TRANSFERS FREE.
FARE ALWAYS As LOW As BY AMI
oTHER ROUTE.
Buy Tickets via Pittsbur1.
TICKETS FOR SALE ct ALI, MAIN
OFFICES.

FEEIGHE
n ttts Tortt ffetehrs q I'll cencytfunna c.. BE- 10
@Biaed il4d thil44elpb1a. New YorE. DostoQ CT Bsl
t,rore and ftc D, int On the raroads o1 Ohio
sonf1 BY RAILROAD DtFECT.
TIE PeuEsfiVaIta Ratrcad also connects It Pitts
FUtE with steaplrts- by Ech 60 de be forwarded
20 AnY orr On 'hs Ohio. AGaargnn Kentucky. Tul.
ns.see c9a bt 1l.1d niGsis M;s!ss;pp: Nls5o4sta.
t1s.elsnd. Ssn=1aky aud Chicago, ~itn steamers 70
al ports IN the Nc.ths%sterr Caees
c.chante aid sliJs.ra enuusEng the tr8isportas
ston teeir F1eiEht Nth thta Company, rrJ with
coEa! e1se On il; spee:y tTaEE!t
TIE RATES OF FRElGHT 20 aaa from ary point
y the y ct by the Eerrsyys1ta Railroad St al
Corrari@4
~ Be particular to mark packsses "vh PE31A.
i. j. sKEEcER, pn:sdalph'a
MAGIsAW E00NS+ 81 NcIt1 Street, Na.timost.
LE1 CE i CO. No ? astor House. c7 No. South
Tt}ias1 etreft EeE York.
LEE Oh d CO. NO. Il eiata Street Boston
Z. L. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent. EhtA.
I. i. ENUPT. General Ticket Agent Pal.a
ESccE tE@71s. Gen. supt. A,te0na Pa. jA1lb1fty
CHlc&G1 "A mp xL1NtQ N2RzHWEs7-
s1a.u: u P1at7a dr. GS1ea, Fond d. Lac dehkIsxh
SEeen Bay, H.rln. Istron, La Croeee, TT. Paul DC.
Or SUI altar Weaaaa;isy. Maj sta- lsdl- traGs VII
ns7 Ii -ct. .,:45 :. "; 1.e.t E.r-s., $50 F. u.
thtoref 70 I'll tat above ?onta. and connecting At
5otG F1l,s5 a. C2ieE aI3 Ls C1csse4 With atsa1er7
Tor St PsE!- Ee
Wsy gss*epser 345 T. NJ for Jeces7tEle,
tz~!ac arrive 5:3b \ II; t3.t5 :. Lii f.3v 2. NJ
l. DUNLAP. Superintendent,
). DE- WITT RcB1ssox. fen Ticket Agent os.s-sv
, 1861-10-16
r. Il Il: AT CON SGIlDAIk1.
. LIEE!f
C1ECIAHA All AED UEIGAGN
AIN UkF &AfanR&h.

EnTty &lltA xls khaEt-ss Ea1tS t ESAtiEEst-
tuaiazspal3s I'D L9Eifvil:e.
EWd E1FsEss 5hAIKa lesye Vest SIDE Ua,ca
&c pot C1lcatC EGtty, 81 tG1oEc:
Cos 4 M.-nay ExV-1s:> <Sanesy. e1escts:s
9339 M&-G1ght ~ g,E1 ES2EE5s SSs;aE1ajs "a &:psza{
LIS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR&
EAeTKRR CpESFcrIpSs--lt Anderson ard NtE.
<ioad Tor Fecua. VrDans, Dayton. Xenisv EoluH1nue
sod al o-iEa Il CGrt1E1 a3i- Eastern Ohio.
EoCTEEBy CoEN4CT1cgs at lrtSsl4ccES for
Franklin, Colu:snrs, aslls9H~ Lavreacebufg. Jenes.
aatE1ss au1 all Points IN Can't Il a5G Southern IQ-
3tans: asS f;s Louisville, frankfort Lexington, a1d
III pctnts fcEtt-
Cernect1ocs 1t Ctn-tnast for Eamden Marietta,
earke1hbaER and ptiats eI tbs Ohio Ktver.
Tine t. Ctn:t1Ead oa1, l. oou,s. E'cEu1t Sleeping
Ears OF Night TIh.nz!
ThICuGa uckere By TIL. n1e csu he obea,1ed a. N
rclal fsilrcsd Offices L. the N:rthE eat and At tha
Eot1Fhnyis QGco, Eo. las Randolph ss1sst EaicAE1
tQntt- the Ehcsuan Ecuse}
.JOHN BRAEDT. superintendent
GRiaS. +. TGLLETT, 6s1I Ti:a.31cet Agent nY11
, 1861-10-16

Asye tneH exclusive attention to tne Purchase e1d
1sls f E1ouE atssae and FFad1ce on coiefaiS-
+ Aon.s no. IN: Eou<hs Nfsak Ssae< coknae Of Ca<k
E6lt&E3sf.. &aEA498
, 1861-10-16

J:ynes 4gue Mixture is :<n In
faheie sene1S 1os Fever and Asue. .Tae exp RI zaca
OF n'ans SeSs IN almost every Late, rr ,scs 1AEt
where used IN trct accordance ita e ere:u 1t
erf rkst'y failed u eure-cot oasy hreaktu; tse chs
but os seE owing 1he morbid taots O. TIC sSste1n
rstventng tee recur1 eoce Of the .sease-
Fever &Ana A6uee
ThouRt not il Itself dangerous it ai rnless sas7G
semosed to kave trcs per=ic;oas eject On tie s!s
ten, as to c7Eeri-r disorders sEush Ecra oanefGl
Aan itself and who: naE OILY ceder the af GRILLE OF
The patient ns!se-A.-, but ars n Themselves often
!ata]. A rrcHrt rs1 tfcEtuG1 tena.d5 Il ta@rcf:re
, 1861-10-16
K~EICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
~ EAlLHDAD LINE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,

Day Express and Nail Tram leayes West s1da U1Ico
Depot Chicago ut SiD d H. daily, except EuudxJ3,
snd arrives 81 E30 2 II.
The joliet and Wi!Irinston Accommodation. 1eayea
Chicago u 4Ng z. IL. datly.
n.YlH LAMHa .RDHR Rsest1er
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-10
RUFFIN'S a.-
PH0SPH0R- PERUVIAN GUAN0,

AN ready 70 sspPy orders for Fertilizers a. fass a
they In AL rev getting, without delay, an ~
uoe not inferior any have made different In " phosphate IN
grehen from anything else In narkN aud better, became
eoasAn wore pare BOas Phosphate " LaA than any other
hsaipGat9d 6psns.
la ras Of applying ny preparations 10 wheat The past sea-
have been hvcabN could be expected under The COM
Olaed disasters q ort rust and most Of drought
which prevented the present sorAble action Of the phosphs 10
very great extent St the tine the wheat ranng But the
Of testimony that equal superior TO Peruvian Gu
whist for lands that need phsphAesas nearly AL
lands dot has proved M superiority under fair seasons for pro-
dung good stand Of clover true that occasional failures
have been such mAnpuAor
the that the land did not need
poaphAes generally the for both wheat
ard clover have knoWa
The best evidence Of TIE value Of 70 BE- S,d "
fact hat hare critters Tor than four tsS much
AAa a. he same period last year,
Persons who are indrc ~ s@sno, rom their avn sxpe
Hence the Of others particularly requested
q ar sdE 6uAho ans % hat they gel 10, there
nSny manip1 laiet articles In The market
MeAn be had Of myself The commission merchants generally
IN Richmond Of SCENT, Messs rHoS BRANCH sons
Prterburg u. U0ILINs Co. Lynehburg HUGH SCOTT trsd
srcAshurg MASON. MARTIN CO.. sootsvile; s,ilkssoN,
CLARK CO., DAnVille
septt-cn saAsk q. RuyyIs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-10

RzSRUrrs wANrEo.-Ai pesssas disposed to Join Cap
tain Biyy's COMPANY 90. A, 2o-h R'siuel;,l re
qusstsd 70 report toemsese at the recruiting Office Oh
y ankEn stree. rear tht corner Of l2lh slr-eL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-10

s-s-c.oVg.-T~O yoarg men, Of Northern birth,
asned Samuel BeleI. can and John Rodgers, we're ar
4estsd Yesterday morning BY detective haeubbiu, for
bsiag persons cted wards the Confederate States
0ae OF them il Vas -sd heard to declare thaG they
gee going Sorth to 1n iioeOlnS army Relleriean
,aed hat he al5 been residing in the South for eight
Pears and had engaged Syh hi coupanion, 70 prose
p nashville TO work in a mas actorY Of srPs. The
2ayor before whom III were tsken, postponed the
Investigation OF the ca until tli9 morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-10

A BaAvE Bor.-we saw Letter. Yesterday, from Jas
Miller, sou Of Mr. Dtbnsy NJ Miller, ESQ, in watch tn
youthful writer, who ia = member o, Capt Boggs' com
pa.y gises sn inter sing sccoust OF rs camp eGpei
euse aud urges his rsuds 20 COM on, this Is Tic
"aNr9:ed t'ue re Jho1s Who ds.;=e 10 serve their
.Cars ~ y6u-E sal,rrs only .,v5Ateeu years Of sg
sd participate ir ,hs tatc e Nlaassas q well
..e e. 81. eaeut Of H. pr yoCS Thursday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-10
VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED BY
S. MGRUDER'S SONS,

DHospHoPERUvIAsG uAso warranted eon.si. per cent
Of Ammonia and 70 80 cent Of Bone PnosphAeo L
Price per a o. aeoa IA, $50 co.
BONE ASH GUANo contain cent o. Am
and 60 70 20 cent OF Bone fnosFnsie OF h'-
ton Of 2Ooc ns. $50 90. ..,,... pAo..
GROUND BONE ASH containing 70 70 80 Per een ~ Boz =, 40
r., SIS o. ,,,,.,, Ls,.A -. ,-,,d ,o ,ovd,r
.nd warrant 70 IS per cent Of PhesphAe OF Lima r0
~ a. suy Tears largely engaged In the dusao Iads
q ~ n eslng fay the value OF an kinds OF gu
- nto the country enables Us 70 see
-, v.r,.tss for preparstons-and nom repeated
"a have been made, Win all the We use
AMI combination saisned thai We ferr
ara M nud OR TerEs much cheaper than The Peruvian saAno
when uIsd alsne- 60 -, -. .-,,A
,sl 80 md subjected 10 rigid anays fhey are very
S and xround ane powder and thoroughly Andinumaiey
mixed
vii ,Aks pleasure showing farmers through our establish
snL secret - 70 tas Ingredients used or process
nanufA cturing.
q he6RuDERS SONS,
oorns i3th and Gary Streets,
sv1b-siy Hchmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-10

AVIRsINA COR -le,!erdlY We examined splendid
ssvs barrel revolver made b. our young tOSnsmAu Wm
N Kses,te, son Of NJ Ihos ". Heessee. !, IS one OF
toe mos, creltAbls tfuuPhs of genus and mechanical
skill Ia L, way which has ever come within Our obser
yatiJn. Y,usg Ksss.ee Is nos AZ O. rear lexington
stere O. uieEtooc 70 maze this pistol and though he
saG never vi,uessed tee operations OF gun-s'tb and
had 10 access TO suitable machinery be has produced
Eeabou which wosli dc dscrsdt 20 Coils celebrated
hctory The pistol Dc a; The store OF hessEs
Esessee 4 Parr. cOrn,r Of Cary ard Il streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-10
CLIFTON ACADEMY,

Amelia County, Virginia.
aR s,.,lon Of ny shoo September is and
't'snaes an Ju y lat ls62
nv cor cation wth Richmond.
sry Effort snuAs the intellectual and moral pow
a, ofny PaplA -, ,, a, -. $50,
sass.ross 81 and tl0) Isby lsl, lss2 -- :
spss~ - DONALD " HARRISON. A. ~,
- UllVertty Of Nirg nis
aae1osMs P0,, onss q NAtloan. Amsil csualy. Va