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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

Isis md sAayto see. N tAstte tssp,.sn.
at washinktoH ma MDn,e eohssS cdntinuS b q
their present co,rae. kow cisll plr can be aAuet
longer avoidsd.S 1'bsv tsssmtIs tSos ,hq5||Is
camps making prepara,ioasl for decisive bat
tle,msnaaing each uolhsra itamu dag today. yss
both declining to strike the irst blow Yet at
soms oaipog that blow win 10 struck. ana the
eontest viii rage with the mots destructive and
bloody fury vhea the long-pent -up passiops q
che combatants shall have free course =,
le Let US glAnes'at sensFof thei psspAlA lAti9ql
that have been made and are making for ap
Anticipated war, which must come, if this hos
tile attitude Is maintained. . Four hundred
troops. tits said by the Administration organs,
hAve been recently thrown into Fort Pickens;
General BaAce is concentrating the secession
troops at Pensacola; President DAVIS has made
regulation upon the Confederate States for sew
erAl thousand soldiers;a General HousroN has
been ordered to concentrate an Administration
force i'd ,rexas; and the United States naval
forces have been ordered home from the Medi
tsrranean, the Pacific and the Gulf Of Mexico.
DO no. these things speak loudly ofwar3 The
Administration may not directly intend war
but its vaclllating, procrastinating policy win
bring war. or this It seems to be conscious
from the formidable preparations Il is making.
Let our countsymen prepare for the worst. a IN
the present aspect Of our public affairs, there ID
hardIy anvt d;haatar fb.t lmav nhk M a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

tss5 From table OF population of Virginia, ac.
cording to the eighth census, recently Furnished
TO The State C6dFsntioB, and printed for the use
OF that body, IL appears that there are neither
slaves nor free negroes in Mcdowell county--in
the northwestern portion Of the State. There Is
one freeInegro In each Of the oxinglco
Booze. Buchanan, Calhoun, Doddridge, Ham
cock, Logan and Roane There are two in
Marion, Nichols and Wetzel,, and three in
Braxton. There areAoniy two slaves In Han.
.cqck, Zone CT the "Pan Handle" counties) and
three In Webster. 10 no other county, except
'Mcpowell, are there less than ten slaves. Sr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02
aThs5Esw Spanish Movement.

fThe late news Is that Spain is carr ying out
a project, some time since conceived, Of recon
quering and re-apnexing St., Domingo and
Hayti to her dominionss This, itis said, she Is
doing with the consent Of France. 9 ~ i li y,
From the formidable preparations Spain is
making, L issuppossdI she may entertain ulte.
rior designa upon Mexico. The late spanish
Minister IN Mexico has returned home, and Gen.
MnAmos, late President Of Mexico. was last
week in New York City en- youis for Spain.
There can bs but little doubt that II the United
States should continue weakened and divided,
Spain awillssels to regain some portion Of her
ancient footing on American soil. n 6ss,A "a
lis worthy Of serious conaIderation thstwhiis
the Republic Of the United States exhibits fesrs
fui signs of dectspispds and decay 7 tbe anT
Client Monarchy 81 Spain is sfeyiying and shoWr
Ing strong symptoms Of mes, life aad1ensrsy. -
She has youthful navy Of splendid steamers, .
growing army of well clad and finely disciplined
troops, and better than all, q national treasury
| lined with che saug sum Of twenty miilions Of
dollars. With her prosperity. returns tho old
H
Spanish Thirst for conquest and military glory.
Il can hardly Be Imagined that Spain W6nld
have sent her iIeet into American waters within
few miles Of our shores, n phe believed our
country was IN possession Of its former union
and strength. We hare heretofore regarded
Spain as disunited and jneficisnt; now sbe
treatsus ssin that plight There can be no ques-
ton, that IN case our national troubles last much
longer, Spain viii make an onset upon Mexico,
lin which she win ifeeeiveo the eountcnancs and
aid of other great Edfopean powers Then,
We may look out fors general intervention, of
shoss powers 10 affairs on the American eontis
nent. xsss 10 bas.li g. gotirW -i9sai
+ This moysmensof Spain up,n 81. Domingo
and Hayu, with the concurrence Of France. Is
pretty sure sign thstth American name isios-
Ing ne prestige with foreign nations. Second
rats European powers will not erelong hesitate
70 insult d and ttumple upon our rights, Even.
before the evils Of our present condition press
ia their full intensity upon ne at hume, our fair
fame and credit will be ruined abroad. Nothing
can prevent this disgracefal and eslamitous 70
sult. but al imnedla.e settlement Of our difa-
euldesnpon tbebest terms We can, but, ct ali
events, ihsuch a.way asto insure toe loyalty of
At least shtss1iedSihs II The States q ihs old
sca h.sg I26ilsn sy5d ilise yea,ys 4
m All sbou,d ,s.a' p,s( Vaoa,a sdve,tis,a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

Keep t1 goIpe up % NoS hbsr n IeeO, being aboat
seai ud Inors hE q ~. gloD iAsa ,lsFs = any
ss1 ss ppssp sas: % sss' % ~ . Re ss
a1y. Ui rsht-iat eod1 bolIs- lh9 State 10 ap.
riopriAt money Il ~ poi 8ot And 4 - State had
p,ssi Ean,s i 90 Sc.s sorfs & ispsii shsn 4 i
notorious that good and Responsible men had offered 10
Keep shs 4 repair or shsIs insess and pay sas
b answered the coming clmpsisn
sY9s psnbsrs argued thsi e .hf canals shosid Y, Y
ssd 81 ~ yss &c = R;Sps a ,sssss soa's ~
lease, sRsy y Sos 4 vaiesss.. TSs propo.on that was
beore ne LsEslasuse sby'eea Mat e,jsqiep
sas cf az Md c1 GsSisi;. 5 siapls 70 do lsrs,
9S'ss Essi. s;s: Is sisss * seai. e sss sss
s,Ss: xs , andsi shss I'D sel Sssn dept Ii 70
pair, Il would hays bsen as apt ef the State. The
Board Of Public Worts Neqd have been interested N
sss 1sss ss Rs ssfss 5 ~ = s Fly
would not estfzlned n olnG their whole IA.
" by thsery hs. they were sspseeIae ge much q ths
Rsopls pSpsy ,S tss es @Gnsy RsPSsS sss,s NAYS
IT scoheeded ~ Ill fnelg ckhAk men and By the
Board of Public Wpra that Meoss elDD 900 annusl-
sss sassIs Y $s; ss1 ss .svsnss .n
sgspent This ID ten years viii aeant 70 3ns m flio'
doafs aud add the eo0oooo the 9essses pfopossd 70
give Eli mats ousgsBioa tsee 1,ndrsd sAo,saNa dos
nasd to lease the capas The Public y made
pay keeping them repair, and something over, but
iy byeonstsnt vaiehfalness, strict eoOnOpysnd good
buinetP tacf,d jih6rs gtoa 5W 1l ,kiJimm0o--a0
csit 10 spotneoessarys after publishing the above
sktraetsfromo ths sEnqpissr, to charactetlze Id
lpresent eouris and conddSt. Every honest man
10 or ont Of The Legislature, win place proper
estimate on u, and yconaignI its managers ed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

sgsHARp WoRK AND LITTLE PAY.-The editor Of
ithe Atalanta lGa.) IatelIigsnea, writing to his
paper from Montgomery, says; II met, on my
return to the hotel, the Vice Preaident, Hon. A.
H. Stephens. asked him for fat Office, sbig
pay and little work. He said he had none such
20 give. but If l would accept Of hisi would be
s1s sassriully n. s,s'9gss sprlisbsfd here
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

IS TERpIbLE FAMNE,-The famine In India IA
desolating the Northwestern provinces for q
thousand miles In extent. Human beings were
dying at the rate Of 400 or $40 day. Mothers
are selling their children as slaves ipr Ga each,
shat they may have bread, II odiy for o single
dag!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

'aiAlWhy Is barfister Ikea man who passes
sleepless nights7 Because he lies first on one
sideland then on the other, and Is "wide awake"
th6 whole time.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

letter writtsn BY the Rev. Holms, paster Of ths
Pierepoint Street Baptist Church, BROOKLYN N. Y, to
the Journa and Messenger Cincinnati o., and spesks
volumes in favor Of that worldrsnowned medicine, MRs
Wnplowf socriima syR0P FoR cHILDRER TnrHmai . n
1--we eesn' adveftsment Ia your columns Of MRS ),
WuoLow's 6ooTHINo syRuP. Nov We never saida word
In favor Of patent medicine before IN life. but We
feel compelled 10 to your readers that this no hum
bugf-wR HAVE TRIED IT, AND KNOW 1T TO In ALL II
CLAIMS. 1t Is probably one ofthe most successful med
cines Of the day because Of the best And those
Of your readers who have babies can't do better than
lay IN supply.'e-h - Y - oc27.lyd&v. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02
sIssp5 iaii THEogqo ai'gS 'aa--sp'
I ONE PARATIoN
% 7Bsqme1F THAT HAS ssaeE 3MdSG.
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
ana grows moro and more popular
every dayI IN

And Testimonials, now. and almost Without number,
might be given from ladies and gentlemen In all grades
Of society, whose united testimony could resist
that Hair Restorative will restore the bald
and gray and preserve the hair Of the youth age,
In al its youthful beauty.
Battle Greek, SIich.,s Dec al,t, 1858.
Phof. Woop; Thee wilt please accept sline 10 inform
thee that the hair my head all fell OF over twenty
years ago, caused BY oompcaied chrepo disease at
tended with an eruption on the head. A continual
course Of suffering through life having reduced To
state OF dependence have not been able to obtain suf
for caps, neither have Ibsen abs to do them up in con
sequence Of which my head has suffered extremely from
cold This induced me topay Briggs 4 Hodges almost
the last cent had earth for two dollar bottle Of thy
Halt Restontive about the fnt Of August last Ihaye
followed the directions and the bald spot 10 now
covered with hair thick and black, though short II N
also coming in all over my head. Feeling confident
that another large bottle would restore Il entirely
and permanenlS feel anxous 70 perseverve IN lis use
and being destitute Of means to purchase any more
would ask thee thee wouds not be willing to send me
order thine agents for bottle and rsceve 70 thy
self the scripture decarationthe reward % to those
that arekind 20 the widow and the fathorlesy.r - -
f Thv frian0. Hfr4ANN An Urnnut ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

- foa'i htA LIN 5ENAfE.s anj n9poIll
u y ~ TpfsDAr. AM, April 2nd, 1882
I Prayer by Rev Mr.. Morris, l,',' olsj a-'
"a mes and upon cali tie remainder " were ere re-
luOrpm, the Senate took recess. ,sa~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

a EemocratiC Ofty BIarshaB.o&l] l]ol s7F
A Democratic City Clerk. = ,s,.,,.i ~ :. /. !.
A Democratic City Solicitor. Sra ids
Two Democratic SehoSl Directors.
Three DemocratIcC Ccnstnbies. 1oOi
Three Democratic Trustees. ga
A Democratic ToWnsliP treasurer
A Democratic Township ASSESSOR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TuHsDAr, April 2, A.

5a " Ssa saS .sa Ell. 1ss. ] s. Ss5IsT F
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

BY The tins shl number q, DC zaqsirsT r.ach,.
Columbus, fhe General Assembly uilI. have adIon7ned
and We can therefore pcak of The most suhec
that has been teiofe that body with some degree
II thers was any hing that The people from every pnrt
offhe etafe fedemanded. uaa that the canals should ho
disposed Of as 10 no longer Be burden upon The Treas
cannot relieve ihe people from beisg taxed to supfor
them In any ofntr way" n.~l., .','. ~ =.
The session Is now closed, and hsy are not DISPOSED
1he Senate passcd htiifspproprstng Sai1l00 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

Roberta 4 Samuel, n, D. Maple, y. r. Cook, J. NJ.
~ VoipmnDus' Vhio' sslaias tsIial,-55 !, myl-dly !,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

EGIUR SPRING STOCK Is UNUSUAL.
" " large and dwell aortedo The very latest patterns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02

"fthe Arguments IN favor of leasing the Public worka
are TO- be seized uponas excuseIfor giving tho spe
ciai and exclusive right 10 fsw ento take them Ht
lheir price, IL Will be niquitous prostitution Of
Ajust and sysem 10 the base purpobe OF de
ffauding lhev people of sthso eiafe ~ Every man
who votes Tor the inqniious sproposiiion will bs
marked and suspected There must be other reasons
han the idea OF leasing 10 influences members Of the
Legi.laure 70 pans bill 10 deprive the State Of the
benefit Of competiti0n1 sntai gdi "a slcqt lunsW
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
,nn x1RaIN,A LIRR INsuRANCn ComPA.


THEE vIRGINiALIPE INSURANCE COM " a.
Dub c rnestly Ill, tie Importance 81 s ooects n
Cor pany un charter, div seveneghts OF us pron
the policy holders thereby S,ns ss
anita Of the NJ tua System VIII the
perpetual Capital 1t rex Of 100000 the added security
cthode sht ornament ey ed interest In eonductng~
Affairs " pru ence and economy.
The OnA! surs half the Capital STOCK ana
be ond aud Mortgage unin umhered hea As'A'
worth dsut tn mount. ,,-..-
The chief objed Of thu Company aid In retaining AZ
The Of money which goes annually rom ou
or Life Pr No thefn Comp That money wh Se
loaned TO customers or term OF yeas ~
bursed in mlist. -, p.u.,..,.
EnaowneLs ties granted. Life and term foneles
81 cd at ohe good Companies slaves ihsuea0
enc year for trm OF ytars.
DIRECTORS.
VIZ. H. MacfsrlaEd, John PsrceI
Joseph Allen, sAm1f BsyU,
Roscoe B. ues'h, Jos r. Anderson,
Tbos W. AsCsno, Thomas p. August,
John II Montague, 10. b. Maury,
Burr Jas A. C0wardns
Lsxis Giuter J. B. McOleland,
John Jonts p l. Moore
Ia l. spIerson John d. Claiborne,
L sWis D. Ore nshsw, B. O. Wherry
WI G. Paine Wun II. Christian
Fl \ q BasleryI. Wyndham Robertson,
sln J. HGrston, John y. snaierl
w a N HaxAi, Peter O. warwick
R,SL I. broOke, z. 0. Haskins,
&c d, Sael, Edward NorVen,
We ngtoa Godd n, Geo sumner,
Joln DOGGY, d. ). WooidrdBo'
PrSsldsnt-sAML J. HARRISON
Vice FressdeHt-WN. H. HAXALL.
PAysioiaa-DF BLAIR BURWELL.
Aa0rHey-ROSCOE h. HEATH, Esq.
Anil j. GDAIR PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
gsS- once ner Main 1lth streets Rehmond
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DP.J G. AVER Sir: I chcr'ully comply with the
request O>your agent, and report % you some Of the
q. have realized with Your Nu>5p3rilt
have cured with H. iu my p-JrticC, most OF the
plrts Tor which 10 is recommended, and have found It's
effects truly wonderful I'm the cure Of IeHee1i 0' Uer
rt-r Disease ono OF mv patients bad ~yphiltc ulcers
In Dis tnruHr which consuming IN, palate amt the
ton or his mouth our Slrsaigrilla steadily taken,
cura,i him u Eve weeks. Another attacked by
ou,1rv symptoms H his nose, and the liberation had
eaton away considerable part IF IT, 80 that believe the
diSrrir yould soon reach IBIS brain anil Kill him. but it
yrlJ, to my administration of your Sar>aparlla; the
ulr healed. and he is W,l ain, not of course without
some Ii, iurlraU OF the iace. woman who had been
treated Tor the disorder hy mercury suffering
from poison m her bones They had become 80 Scns
tvr 0 the weather that damp day she suffered eN
csucIt.u- pain m her joint, and bones. She, too
currl putir0Iv hy your Sar-8pJrll Ia few weeks |
know from formula, which yuur agent cave me, that
hi, Preparation from YOUR laboratory must be- great
remedy. consequently, these truly remarkable results
with DO have not surprised me.
= - IL --.L- y 1 Nj
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81, cyFNCF, nE yVtss.-T,c.,s 'or elders OF Iu'azry,
HOLrL P-b. @ hy j " Randolph Price % cents
From, C...,tg D..a..t efgs Iag,gil Pubic Guard:
ANNOY RcaA $50, Va, 1snuary $, l'6l.
j. w. R,spcrrg-nc.r Sir.
t. works upr1 military matters, now before the pub
lie ,-. confined O. crt-ars drills aud psrsds What IS now
- Is -o'rc O. show when The va ious movements on
ts-y Cr o. autr siae, taught IN tter respective
m .-y b. - 10 presence OF nv; Fhat rrrrud should
. rrt. fr E what rrecsuf n' % De "a
, su adv .l- trsd w ., o. a't I'D column, wren 10
1 how ig o. SEQ the "a s. isvosaey-iA-
r,rr.t- . .. r ..e-ss -ud aiHort which. no matter
ho peroay t-v troops 1y be- 'ey ,fe exposed 70 s'o
1.s ri o. tq- H1ao 20 vel elel aud
be. ar-vs- troops and chs Information Capt Buykhc.iz uT
a'ssss .l t's work.
A.ys no h--itrt-ri IN rec1an aldi1gi@
We respect ola ycurs -
CHkELFs DtNNcCH. Cast. r., &c
* N'H NJ JA~ES wOODU0rsE co
T-on Campaigns. hist ~ The Csrpai as of y - snd Is
n Or. Provinces % No1h Amtr'cs BY Lieut. Co,
Tarteu With maps and pam g-a't'' h-e'y bound II N4i
who's k ,la 0rrthoory- yo. oo bound ms, superb
copy. ir lsf Morocco. git op.
srn. fh's % tory % Nt-rU'a avis, Sro.
hn,tor's l1d an >.catve. l9 mo boards
rsrt-H History 70 vi.E.Hia Z vllL, $50 .
Auor Anecdotes rfia LIE The - Hon William Pr EAli OF
Chtra1. Svcs $40, caN
Fsot-1el r. ON t'e u-sF'v words Svo, caE - . NJ
vells o. Che Sy- of King Cherries The FIsl by sir fhP "@E
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
ca Ell Sstz35 q ss; a, SSS:sssiaEs

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
EE;s ssss:sssa
sUPEmSDEsDKST's oFUox,
Richmond, 18th Dec. 1850.
Winter Arrangement.
TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUJH VEST
ON and after Monday 24h passenger trains will run a.
FROM RICHMOND TO DABVILLE
Mail Train Richmond daily Except sundays) att O'CLOCK
A. NJ and rea hes Danville At 3 10 O'Clock r. NJ
FROM DANPILLE TO RICHMOND.
Mall Train Danye daily tsundays ats O'CLOCK A.
NJ and reaches Richmond at LOS O'Clock p. NJ
Richmond connects at Buksye with the trains
over inside Railroad for Lynchburg and the South ans
SOUTHWEST daily. -
The at Burksye with the Souhsde
Railroad trains for Petersburg and Norfolk and at Richmond
with the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad and River Railroad also with the James River
steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point
Through tickets be procured and baggage VIII be CHECKED
through 10 the following points;
Lynehburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol Nashville,
Knoxville Hun'Gvile
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Alfalfa, Memphis,
Montgomery. Canton,
VcAsburg and Jackson,
New Orleans
cHAs @. TALooTT,
de90 Superintendent
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ALFRED r. TALLEY.
81. Anthonv.s Eire. Roe or ErysIpcIas.


worm, sore Eyes, DrOpSy.
Or. Robert ". Puhlc writes nom Salem, y. Y, 18th
sept. f>J1 that he has cured inyctcratc case OF
IrHsI which Threatened % terminate ntlly, by the
pcrseyeriug or our ~lr>lu3r1. anna also danger
attack of Malignant Efspeias by large doses Of the
says he CURES the common Erupi0HS 10y II CON
stmuy. )
BronehOceIe, Goitre, or SwelIed Neck. e
Zohulou Sloan Of, Prospect, Texas, writes: Three
bottles of your Srslparilln cur,J iroma G'Hrc-R
hicous swelling the neck, which had suffered from
over two years
LeucorrhOen or whites. Ovarian TumOr,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases
Or. y. r. = Claiming Of New York City, writes; g 1
most cbgyruiy comply with the request of your agent IN
saving have found Your SarslD9rilI most excellent
Alternative m the numerous complaints for which
ploy such rmcy, bat especially IN Female Diseases
Of the ScrOulous dilthcsiS have cured many invct-
crate OF Lyuc1rrhWa by IL, and some where the
complaint was caused by alteration of the uterus. The
liberation itself soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals il for these female arrangements"
Edward =. Marrow, of Ncwhrrv, Ala, writes " dan
ger0u- .rrrr tl1~ of tine females n my family,
which had dDhcl an the remedies could employ, VAS
a. iutb been completely cured by your extract of Sar
slparl. Cur physician thought nothing hut oNtrpa-
tou coUl afford rcf but hc advised the trial Of your
Slrslulrilh the last resort hC'orc cutting, and IL
proved cHccti1 Amor taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom OF the disease remauS'
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OORKUG ATED WROUGHT Iron AND
~ WIRE RAIIHG.(secured by Letters eten.-Adnrsbly
enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Balconies Cot
&c Sheep AID Ok Hurdle Patent Wire, seekling Bead
esi With every variety Of Folding Ion Besdstesd aad Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens VIE Netting for Mosquito, Sheep Poultry and other
purposes Wire hummer Houses Ysney Wire WORK In great va
Tety, foT 6ardeDs &c.
u. WALKER aoEs, Manufactures,
No 535 Market n Z. Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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Rheumati.m, Gout, Liver compIaI

INuErINuENcF Preston Co, Va, 9Th july, is59
De. y. O.. AVER sir have been afflicted with 0pan-
f chronic ElI1fGtisH Tor long tup which bIni,d the
ssU of ny,elIus, and stuck Oh iu spite OF al the
remedies could hnd, until trr your >arslpara. One
hottie cured weeks, and RESTORED my general
health SD much that I Gar better tiiSu before was
attacked. climax 10 wonderful medicine. j. FEEAN.
jules s. t,,t..,II. Of 81. Louis, write. " have hen
Afflicted for wears with affection ~ The Lirtr, which
DESTROYED ms hyth trt-i every thing. and every thing
CueI tl r.I..ye u.; and have hycu broken down man
for some wears from other cause Than d,gHgaaH II
o.. Lirr Ny heOtedl PASTOR the Row Mr.. Espy advised
mo -o rv vurr ~r,apJrll, hct-, hc said hc knew YOU,
ami any tl- made worth trying. lv the bless
u- of Good 10 l, cured mo, and has purified my blood
..t. ,.I.e % man Of me. feel Young again. The
BEST ta, $50 D. said Of you i, not half good enough
Sch,r,,,., Cancer Tumors, Enlargement, IL
cerution, Cares aud EHfOliRtiOn OF the
Bones.
err variety Of cases have been reported 20 MS where
- of tr.-. .-.n lhI' conn lat- have suit u ilD4i
fH .o of tri. r.."v. Ont orr space '.rr viii mos at
nj. tlraI ~.ut Cd. thgm may b. found u oar American
Ni.... .f tire H..ul~ below named are pleased 10
f.ra... .r.t., I'D. ., who cali for them.
py.prp,in. neurt Di,r.4"5 FITS, Epilepsy,
N,iaughoiy-. -scut"tSt".
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rI o. .#'..l..rr H1I..ruf f'I- medicine. 70 -Iu.-
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U.r-Ir..os disorders which urllu .r SUPPOSED ll'9d
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-18

CHRISTIAN ~ EATEIROP.
SPRING 1861.
pRrG sToC Of DRESS GOODS bought a. the recent auction
= sails IN Mes York, many Of hen a. hsi Iher Faoe I
s Mo7arhiou,s Challes Poplns sc Also foil stock OF
spe Goods for Faes and Pgnes TO which We would invite
he ,s;n'00 Of at 'h0'' cnRIsrAN &LlrH1op 90 MD
-vySUVOOrs CAVSUP, pos. es,iog univa led rich
y ness decacy Of navorand rsh 70 a., n@ue
,ps PETEFsoN co. preggi is
tons English ReAned Iron conPri'ins 'o assort
merit Of Rounds Square, Flats oyas Scroll HSrse shoe
ea-d 4c 4c 80 tons swedes ASSORTED s1 b IGr 90
spa Ep"t. "0Al"->1 . ~
gPILLs Tor females Sufferers are eonhde.g a 70
- sreai remedy For sale By w SEtsSsO rs u :,
g1sMTIY FL0UR Of very superior quality for ''ie In
- Z? s NV - Sun y DUNLOP, SoNcURE CO
ioa B,, Winter Oats which considered the best
u FOR sprI=g Seeding for sale rom den9t by
~~OuaURyT.s TUsCAVADO HsOLsSsES-
@oV 20 i''F''' = l. "''''''' 4 ' }sroKFs co
syIHS. RU.-S ssUKS.-f suI.crbsr viii pay The high
est rrsrsei value all kiads OF Fur skins viz: vua
tier Mink Coon, FoH, &usNrst, oposSra ne sss6 VINO
No RAlsArd Eonse
WANTED sight fH'A'rf' % ''' r. Hiw,uRv 800.
g,EWEII,s ssGRS--A ral assortment Of flvsis hine
- ard wrsrs Hons All sze Of my oyn lgpcT ;is s,
'nss ard .,s. c IN :, - srorp. eus,.sers
ra sisp Of the ci'ssi,r saw,
sAB.-is'or' Bar Lead ''' 80, JOHN n GORDON sos
l.IsII 8CTEsee sSs sa e ss % cents far sal. a,
s.u.sy apps 8 RoHkRr'os
,DRtE TFlE0 Va Ee5sxx q cur sun srs,s ,ss ~.
IA lo "a ksnn 'ea'ss Ter on''A a. ssnDfS MILLsR