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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22
A Woman's Rights Country.

The adventurous African explorer. DR..
Livingstone, states in recent letter. that
he has found nothing moro remarkable
among the highly Intelligent tribes of the
Upper Sambeza than the respect universally
accorded to women by them: "Manv of
these tribes are governed by fomalc chief.
lfyou demand anything of man." remarks
the intrepid explorer, he replies, Il will
talk with my wife about it," II the woman
consents, your demand is granted If she
refuse, you will receive negative ropIy.
Women vote in all tho public assemblies.
Among the Bechanas and Ka(Tirs the men
swear by their father; but among tho vcri.
able Africans, occupying the conlro of the
continent, they always swoar by their mother.
1t a young man falls in love with a maiden
OF another village, no leaves his own and
takes up his dwelling iD hers. He is Obliged
to provide in part for tho maintainance of
his mother'in-law, and to assume a respect
tul attitude, sort of semi. kneeling in hcr
presence. was SO much astonished at all
these marks of respect for women, that
inquired of the Portuguese if such had
always been the habit of the country. Tbey
assured mo that such had always been the
case"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22
Angry Letters.

An angry letter is much fercer than an
angry speech. There the words remain
scorching, not 10 be explained away, not
10 be aioned for by kiss-not to be soft.
ened down by the word Of love that NAV
follow SO quickly upon spoken anger.
This at least should be rule through the
ietter-wri'ing world, that no angry letter
be posted till four and twenty hours shall
have elapsed since il was written. We all
know how absurd is that other rule of
saying the alphabet when you are angry.
Trash! Sit down and write your letter;
write it with all the venom in your power;
spi; out your spleen at the fullest; it will
do you good. You think you have been
injured; say all that you can say with all
your poisoned eloquence, and crafty
yourself by reading it while your temper
is still hot. Then put it in your desk;
and, AS a matter Of course, burn il before
breakfast the following morning. Be-
lieve me, you will then have double
qualification.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

PERsoNAL.-At late dinner party In
New Y ork city, ex-President Van Buren,
related that in his Western tour, while
President, one Lincoln, lawyer Of some
local reputc. was chairman OF the recep.
tion committee; and in formal interview
he was so much impressed with him that
he called him 10 his own room, after
waids, for more intimate discourse. He
had often thought Of that interview and Of
that man and failing to hear of him in
public life he had set il down that brill
liant intellect was lost 10 the world under
the insatiate levelling ofthe gigantic West.
Two years ago. however. that man e.
merged, and was heard Of in Senatorial, Z,
contest that aroused the interest OF The
whole country. To-day he was heard Of
again as the President elect, and that man
was Abraham Lincoln, OF Springfield, III.
Mr.. Van Buren gave it as his testamony,
from the remembrance Of more than
twenty years ago, that he was endowed
with talents to adorn the station"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

A COURT SCENE.-A man, who bad never
seen the inside of court house until he was
introduced as a witness in case pending in
one of our district courts, sitting last fall in
tho northern part of the country, being
sworn, took position with his back to tho
jury, and began telling bis story to tho judge,
Judge R-n, in his bland and courteous
manner, said, Address yourself to th Q Jury,
SIR" The man made short pause, but not
comprehending what was said to him. con.
tinued his narrative, His honor was then
more explicit, and said to him: "Speak to
the jury, sir--the men sitting behind you on
the benches" The witness then turned g.
round, aud making an awkward bow, said,
with great gravity of manner, "Good morn.
ing, Fgentlemenl"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22
wnArrs THE pALMrrro;-rbe South Car.

WHAT'S THE PALMETro;-The South Car.
o'inians have adopted tho palmetto as tho
emblem of their State. The palmetto is de.
lined as cabbage tree. IL attsins the
height of forty or Atty feet, and is tho taIlest
of all our palms. Tho summit is crowned
with tuft of leaves, varying in length and
breadth from one to five feet. which gives il
majestic appearance. Flowers, small
greenish, and disposed in long clusters
Fruit about as large as pea, inesculent. -
Wood OF no value except for the con-
struction Of wharves. In short it is as
nearly worthless as tree can we'll be. Its
height its majesty" and fiaunting PRIDE
have probably commended it to the favor of
tho chiValry.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22
Terrible Spectacle in South America.
A Horrid Pyramid of Serpents

A traveller in South America writes: In
the savannahs Of lzacubo, Guiana, I saw tho
most terrible spectacle that can be seen
and though it is not uncommon to the in
ha6itants, no traveller has ever mentioned il
We were ton men on horse back, two of
whom took the lead, in order to sound the
passage, while preferred to skirt tho great
forest. One of tho blacks who formed tho
vanguard returned at full galiop. and called
to me, Here sir, come and SEQ the serpents
in pile. He pointed to me something
elevated in tho middle of tho savannah or
swamp, which looked like bundle of arms.
Ono OF the company thcn said, "This is
certainly one OF tho asssmbiages of scrpents
which heap themselves on each other after
a viulont storm have heard of these. but
have never seen any; let US proceed eau
tiously aud not get too near" We were
within twenty PAGES of it i; the terror of our
horses prevented our nearer approach, to
which mono of us were Inclined On n
sudden the pyramid mass became agitated /;
horrible hissings issued from it, Thousands
of serpents, rolled spirally on each other,
shot forth ont of their circle their bideous
heads, and presented their enormous darts
and fiery eyos TO us.
own was one Of tho first TO draw back
but when saw this formidable phalanx re-
naming at its post. and appearing to be
more disposed to defend Itself than to attack
us, | rode around in order to view its order
OF battle on every side. l then thought
What could be the Design of this numerous
assemblage, and concluded that this species
of serpents dreaded some enemv. which
might be the great serpent or cayman; and
that they reunited themselves after seoipg
this enemy, in order to resist in a mass.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22
Oh! WHAT IF THE PROSPECT BE
CLOUDED2
W. GILMORE SINMs.

oh! what IL the prospect be cloudcd,
~, And what ii the sunlight be n, di
lhe bright Sun himself may be shrouded,
>, And the bright crown be torn from his head.
But he yields never long to the !gor
W the tempest that beats on his form;
And he comes forth, anon, full of vgor,
More glorious because of the storm.
From the Sun let the Soul tnke its moral
=, Nor shrink meath The battle OF life:
Near The cypress grows ever the laurel,
~, And we pluck, as we please, from the strife
Though the ioe presses fierce with his leoIons
:, And ye s,oop for the hour to his will,
Keep but firm in the turbulent regions,
And the triumph inures TO you still!
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

THE modest virgin, the prudent wife, or
tho careful matron, are much more sorvice.
able in life than petticoated philosophers,
clustering heroines or virago queens. She
who makes her husband happy, and reclams
him from vice, is much greater character
than ladies described in romancos, whose
sole occupation is TO murder mankind with
shafts from their culver or thoir eyes,. Gold
smith.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

Why should the old lovo tho old. or kiss
tho cold unloving lips /: All. why shouldn't
they? Does tho truo hoart feol tho inir,n.
tiles of years Does II grow dull and cold
whom tho steps become unsteady. and the
hands hang down Who sha,l say that tho
heart Of the old wife was not as young and
warm as 10 those early and brighton days
when hc wooed and won her Tho tonple
of her earthly hope had fallen what was
tborc left but for her 20 sit down in de.
spoNdency among its lonely rufus, and weep
and die? Or in tho spirit of u botter hope,
await the cawning Of another day, WHOM
hand Divine shall gather its scattered dust,
and rebuild for Immortality its broken walls
May tho old wifo's kiss TINT linked the
living with tho dead. DO tho token of holier
tic that shall bind their spirits in tha, better
world, where tears are wiped from all faces.
and tho days of their mourning arc cpded,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

A LADY waited on doctor to purchase
some fashionable remedy that was to cure
everything. "Lose no time. my dear
madam. in using it, said the doctor,
"for in less then week it will be out of
fashion,"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LAW FIRM,

LAW FIRM.
A LFRED PHELPS & Albert G. Riddle, com
"A posing the old LAW Firm of Phelps g. Riddle,
and Alfred Phelps, Jr ,have formed Copar,nrrshir
connection for the Practice Of Law. under tbe
Esme Of Phelps. Riddle & Phelps, at the old Office
81 Phelps & Riddle, where they will attend to ali
law business which may be entrusted to their
caro-. ALFRED PHELPS,
ALBERT G RIDDLE,
ALFRED PHELPS, JR
Chardon, December 9th, 1859. 5l7tf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

AIR AND WATER.-Set pitcher of water
in room and in few hours it will have
absorbed nearly all the respired and per-
spired gases in tho room. the air of which
will have become purer but the wator utterly
filthy. The colder the water is the greater
its capacity TO contain these gases. At
ordinary temperature a pint of water will
contain pint of ca-bonic acid gas and
several pnts of ammonia. This is nearly
doubled by reducing the water to the tenn.
perature of that of ice. Hence water kept In
For the same reason the water in q pump
stock should always be pumped out in the
morning before any is used Impure water
is more Injurious than impure air.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

A STORY is told OF Sully. the painter, q
man distinguished for refinement OF man
ners as well as success in art. AT a party
one evening, Suliy was speaking OF cer-
belle who was great favorite. 'Ah.ssys
Sully, 'she has a mouth like an elebhant.'
Oh! oh! Mr.. Sully. how could you be so
rude?-Rude, ladies. rudel What do you
meanf l say she has mouth like an ele-
phant because its full of ivory"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

one year, 90 90
sstAdvertisements should be marked the nun.
Der ottimes they designed to be inserted those
not so marked will be continued until ordered ont.
and charged according to the above terms
The privileges Of yearly advertisers will be con.
lined to their regular business
Attorneys be holden for the price of inserting
advertisements brought by them
VI 0Aucommunication must be addressed to the
proprietor, postage paid y 10 receive attention
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

The FIRST PRINTED BooK.-It is q singu-
lar and beautiful sacs. 10 the history of tho
art of printing. that the first book printed
with moyeabletypes was the Bible. There
was no date to IL, but it was commepced ia
l45o. and finished in i46o. twenty-four years
before Luther WAS born.
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BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS will ba iusor,eJ n,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

DAVID " U' IBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
nRACtICEs in all Courts Of the counties Nelson and
Amherst He will attesd 10 any law business
him In adjacent counties
ss-- address Tye River Warehouse o. Nelson Co, Va
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TURF OIL.

NOR Qusrer Masters dep -tnent, Give Bun ~
drcd OOu s"ryiCCHDi" Horses, for Ar ~
uery No horses be thsrtd but those whah ~
are perfectly sound in every respvc. ?. FIJRLtN,
ap2s-u2A MAJ and o. Master.
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Coo as Roll Batter suitable foT baking
nv5 HINT JAMES
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yE,O Isl section Of Chapter ~ OF the Code o. 'saA
~ 49, Ii-ifa.Iop on suits 70 limit The right %
- h-r a. action 70 recover land West Of the Al
cssssy mountain. Passed NsToh 2'h lsel v,, ,b, IN,
a. ~ N h-r one hundred and forty nine o. we Cole OF
y PISSED u h wear one thoasaDd eight hundred su
nine. be aueaded and re enacted 80 mat INC 'Au ~ -
lows -. - h-;,g ., ,ction
trN l. No person shall make entry on, OF ons 40 ~,
Lower any ana yng Past Of the Allegheny mountains ou1
within 6Recu years any lard lying west OF 'he go -
mountains within years after the unle a. No
t 70 make bring such action shall nave us' A
rref 20 himself person through whom he Claims
sEroS Nohns In this act shall al Ct any aeten nov
A. n, prevent the ling Of any bringing Of any SC
n amer The passage hereof but every tue
~ pendnr such entry Ae,on that may mere
~ brought within the last mentioned time, shall be
d by The lAu existing dAey before The passage there
act shan be pubHahsa sixty days In two nswsPaPsrs
rrlnted IN The Oty Of Richmond
copy fron NE RoAa ,,, n aopnor 7.
Avs,-ssi eEnAKs'pN iAs A0lh d ylrfas,
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VULCANiTE TFET.i -,...-.,.. e
WArEH S RdcE dmG ALUM SPRINGS. VA.

WAFER S SJcE THE ALUM SPRINGS VA
BOTTLED AT THE sPRlEGa
The undersigned have consg ed the house Of PrFcsl ABB
SITES and the CONFEDERATE sTATrs Of AMERICA.
The atom OF h!s Es,e, medicinal agent establish
49,, -, a. ~ cor1,rv Tbs nnortan fact Il ow we'll
established uat II "a Of the few Mineral Waters which VIII
bear transportation has nom tEo to ave
yos gs vhou; apparent damage either to lie taste, or m
The many smas.ble cure, performed hy T. IA sysp.paG
hi1 and IN Cog g-, sd tl Dnerss;, CAyoaic Nsrr0s
Ct,rr b-Onchs PIES Ae haze attracted tie attention Of
s medical In every serfop Of ne country,
Or Gsrhryh, Of Nee Orleans says IN truth sEo. Of 10
s.,r Earops America rich in medical substances; mat
d. Noor.r resident phyioan at the White sulphur "Ith
natter o. ns importance that the public ,hoaase fully tP'
ranovs diseases especially They have long stood reproseh 70
cor Profession spd never bu; 10 these vstrs has edy been
fond 'hs tessye ne a1me OF ;t.y. Fr iSeF sure
Our pamphlet Is FLIED v letters OF the most emloeHt phyt'
sn ei,feYmtn asys and AL classes Of oar iehoEenten',
et hs Psuoua knowledge Ead experience OF tbs virtues
IN, pagsnisnsd hsys pov completed
bolns and WGss2tFaisa they e5rn5srts oeeTe S ehAo,
sn hsesS'or'h ies snd promptly 70 "sst The 'ssdy growing
c1cfioE fr unprecedented ,Goctss Of MI, NiasrA Water
cot oSy AZ ve At u, Fountain By hs visitors shohAys tbroBsed
hhsr bvl by sraas ta dsnt homes has nstuTsy bad
e eject bring tn mRrEs extent other Fste'
eesng ,msr name Therefore persons who Uh 70 s
s,, II do vii 10 andy DIRECTLY 20 the rndsrgred CT heir
general ascatsu Reh7 sls i's Sragt viii II a cases pro
he5 supplies through tie ho1s OF PUhct LADp Co. ~
whom they will be furnished With the proper certificates ard
The lLUM PowDEps orHAss being the esdusry as OF the
ence he medical 81 the water and be
ceent substitute for the IS sent with entire safety by
me mail and TO remote points where the water cannot eaY 3e
For full particulars see rgzEAIel
We will -eaa As psGpbe poet ps,d Application by letter,
sda.csssa 10 PRAzILR RANDOLPH, Proprietofs,
Postofce, Alum Springs,
Rockbh5 &c county, Va, 10
PURCELL, LADD &C., denvrsi agents,
1p5-9m Richmond, Va
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VIM. W. IIErIR-
BACON. LIQUORS, dc.

BACON. LIQUORS, dc.
400 bbls Cne;un,tc nmoa vi.Y
HUI 2Uth' .le n uut,.a r. vui,Ey
- bbs common amt French brandy.
5haltpIpes Heune,y ami otard French brandy
2haltppss Hol AMI gin
2nbris Port aul NJ. drrA wce
20 his and haf BOZ, blackberry, cherry and ginger
5fsiftbl, German bt er,
4obbs fine yrgiui. arI= AL peach brandy
~ bols No hero srgie brandy
% hhds prize shoulders and side.
1900 sehooe,', ugar-curtd wor'i'fFa'r hams.
100 SmI'l 'dh-ws
% tlgrce, and bOlD prime Western lard.
100 5S', sS'rs c, B, crushed aud powdered sugar
80 bbls brown sugar.
SObos No / ?, and mackerel
100 bbls. family herrtngI
90O bbls No cut her.ngi
4cS S6it hne supersne, Gnd family -four.
80 klt, No. ! uacterel
half white sh
5hslfh-Xes loaf SUGAR.
% hays Rlo and LsgusyrR tonee
100 boxes Of mustard
80 boSes chalk ADD PoVhssn pipes.
50 hoHe- ground pepper,
20 drt b-coms
2ldor barrel eovers,
lnd' cedar ;abs.
10 ksg h. carbonate ofs'dS.
5000 clssi,
Colgate, deisrtyt and fancy sep
~ hhh. Cabs adm o nnlatN.
.lsrcs. codAsh
Boo dsnIshli
$50 doI cotton end hemp fuei'
goo bags Of shot.
Dol srou ret hes,
leo dos buckets
bl0 bosI ioSseeo,
40 tsss ~ s9ast
i6 hsh tS.sn green sod slack ,sI.
ie0 toss' Eiapsbdur eFndirs,
ask s ssaoh q e tsis ne stack vAh iesiie
"a eel isr sssh, ,o,,.s,,v.
10. : Main Street.
Nag 9o-im
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CITY ITEMS.
As ApvNrrRKH ~ Lipho a ycurg man named By
%, W Bernard was before the Mayor Yesterday, fer
,s third or fourth ms within The past fortnight chang
i,h berc person dangerous TO the peace and safety
of the community. he has been cOuhued in jail Stree
his arrest except when taken to the Mayors oihoe on
br oc,, ous mentioned in expectation OF hnal nves
raroa which, however, did not tske pace until yssier
NJ, The prisoner emp'oyei by Gov Wise, 20 secret
ry.-s soon after the John Brown raid, snd Col j. l..
p,s wlo an ied ihc forces 81 Harper F,rry az
r.,t rmr a,i Yesterday that Bernard then known
IN him as Camp nd, red upor a. service 20 the State
b1s il the employ Of the tower or, and that be
regarded hm as free from any susp.c ors OF iuhdyh'y
r5.Ie he remained AZ HUper's Perry. NJ Dbred
,t t.stfei 10 facts sihin bic kn0Nlstge which We {
In hos tht- tire prisoner I'D been rather nCgecul Of
is reputation fer honesty, about NO years ago when
endowed bv stiffness At the close Cf the investigation
the M,vor sgsn sent Bernard TO al until the 7lh Of
Ilrt Bernard s quite young claims TO oe loyal 70 the
S1r.h aud 'gcs that De vas member OF the Nation
tN.IIuteers" a, Alexandria. he il said 20 be very
.t-est smart fellow. and Is familiar wi,h The te.e
Graphic that he can, provided with the proper iu
rruerts. connect wire with telegraph lice, any
where u the county and inform himself of the sages
passing man Eho possesses this faculty IS either
viatte friend or dangerous enemy.
L,srS7,uls Accips,r- are panied TO learn tia:
H. Charles Norris, of this city, proprietor Of the
Slt' H,.i,I5 Az A-'A''-, meg WIN 5 ols a,'
Ca Moudy 81 e-uoCn, AZ bis residence, 90 sydney lie
mi. ms i,fs. Fad VA. s-srdl ln b. porch giving
some directions 90 a servant when The rifle, Ndcl he
a'i .l 4' ,. 5ala vas acc, ~ g, ''See tO'
49,. 49,. 800, ,t, No., ~ fbs ,il. Dr. q B
e. t-ol Immediately .1r and on bis srr,yl. tud
..-i impossible 70 save the lceated hand amplta'tt
,.sr,.. t b,4 -t. hand i., r.o.,-,,,d he nervous
n hH fHHa Ina ma -HtaEl b..
and rf,Ds . career of usefulness as one OF our
most eaierP'rirs c..f'r~
Ei-no>1 C,rs-We have before us a specimen Of
percussion caps. made by machinery a, the SewugNs
chin. Works. on Cary street, .ri,r the direction Of NJ
* b n.rgr the Quality o. atich so far AS We cal
s- h. r.r. 20 tre requirements of the service FIR
,.... .rsy .rsr45. The South IS nov independent Of
.., '' ... 80, \, ,,-.,r
r.reu..st -..v. aut. instead o.; a d,5c,ucy. w. VII
t..ea Surplus ..- sH1o-a .aa. h.eP up .he blockade
.l Abe. There 81, rolling Ike for o-... ms ca, the
-elu..y ct our people
A-- Jos-P. -.'..'y'o OF ,s eiy..7 Ha'a''.'lr'g de-
-.'-' '-''
WAS '' - 49, ''.'''-.,
.-s A'..- --. '- '- i
-' D, ~
81. -, A..
a. ,....e sy .'se eN..s-st ,rs iati.ta..s s'-.,
.- , IN, .-A '.,.....
s-..-. r..a ... ,os... ba-. % ..r,, ..., ,a.s.,
men will soreta.s .r b. vrr, Oh. d.. strike.
A. tls --..y.
ssusaS l-.r,- As 90 communication wi D
ts Ngr.s a5- l.-a .r,a-.. ,s. Co., ard such Fatrca
t7ata- Che L.5-.r Har.-' $50. sr. ee. are obood
o' F.. -. ' ....., .........- .o
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.VTI,oRTZED CAPITAL. $500, OOO'
utSSISsIPPI LAND FOX SALE;

HINNlSSIFFI I'M y 49, N. There
n OFFTR ~ sac ny plantation "a Matison col.fs - ,
4, fal &c @ 10 cuitsafi Nhich l. All t-ole - -
absat Of tue creek b. tou There = % $50 -
dseins house, comu0tous, Stn We - y
4, w. ~ of sru hsry nss houss dne raHlrd qasi
and every uug nAks one coniortable ne
80 hgdEs h ne ststa Tor Ne 49,
~ tass go per asf "a sqaAl pAynsn', vh nlISrrY
tste. y ~. ~ - 49,.
SDs-sa yanoa, haisen sonpv, No.
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By s OF these Phs periodic attacks Of Nervous Or @
RndcAs may be prevented and taken at Tie CONF enee
Of attack immediate pain and sickness viii Be
obtained
They seldom fan IN removing Nausea and Headache
which females 50 subject
They oct gently upon The bCvel-removng C0str eness
Tor Lerary Men, Students Delicate Females, ard ali Per'sn
o. stIHsdry hcb, they valuable Llsdtire, improving
The appetite giving tone and rgo digestive organs, aod
tie natural elasticity strength The whole system
The CsPHAC PILLS tie result Of lorg investigation sne
cs-euy elductet experiments having been many years
during which tine they have prevented aid relieved vas
amount Of palm and suffering Headache, whether o-gaa
ting n the HsrSous system from derangsd state Of NJ
st1frGcA
e are entirely vegetable IN their composition and MAJ be ia
Ken a. all ies with perfect safety, without max change
Diet ana t's liss Of any disagreeabls a renders
% administer AeIH O. cAilirsa
BEWARE OF COCSTERFEITSI
The genuine have ave signatures Of Henry padug eae
box
BY Druggists and al other Dealers in Medicines.
box viii ss sent by mall, prepaid, reesip; Of the
PRICE, - CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed %
HENRY C. SPAI DING,
IS Cedar Street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
HIaEIa,E.

DOLLGCE'S REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA AND GIRO
no RASilTh remedy Is confidently offered TO The pub
lie urd the Nssps-s IN the above mplau
superior cine Hch tAs hitherto been brought 10 Tie
notice osrnvry Thi- s4asbie medicine has IN -
fer about years. and restored 10 hesh Untrtds OF
persons city WHO thought bercGraba Prepared
and sold by } =. DUAL
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
1861. SPRING IMPORTATION. 1861.
CLARKsON, ANDERSON & CO.,

NO. 100 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA,
YNr0RTEP9 ofhcAyy Fancy Hardware Cutlery Guus and
anchor ing Cloth are IN recep per ships Morning ar
and petra direct the Jsnes RYe ~ th-r Spring Imports"
s "a IN they Invite the atGiar Of s1rh merchants As buy
cash orpsy PROMPTLY iceiB N''''eu al A-e" VIA ~ -
th -lr A,lvai.s &c buy 81 them.
They arc agents for FshoAnk' celebrated s1Ses oo
y R-Par,,uiAl Etteu;!cu paid 60 or'ieTs mnAA