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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08
BURSCN'S AMERICAN
GRAIN BINDER.
An Invention worthy Of the 10th Century

MONG the many useful and wonderful improve
n ments of the present age, claim precedence to
the above in importance to tho farmer.
With this machine placed upon the reaper one man
as cut eecting also important saving in the grsiu
when is usually lost by throwing the unbound gavel
into the stubble The intelligent farmer Is allowed to
make his own estimate of the saving in wages, grain,
vexation &C., which this Binder ensures him.
1t adj pied to any harvester not being worked by
the gearing of the reaper the sraker "forker de-
vering the grain to the Binder instead Of throwing 1t
upon the ground.
This machine received diplomas at the following state
Fa g. viz Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and lndt-
ana also ut the Champaign Ohio County Fair, and the
ST. Louis mo Fair-beng all at which twas exhibited
The machine will be fully warranted to work satis'
factorily.
Send orders early to being supplied. Price
IS dollars.
ties of Muscatine, Wash; ngton Mahaska Marion and
Warren, Iowa. and the county Of Mercer, LII.
Muscatine, Jan 24th '61-w3m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08

p0r The ice bridge over the river eontin-
ues in substantial condition and is much
used.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08
THE JOURNAL.
LOCAL DEPARTM EMF.

ST. VALENTINES DAY-This campaign Of
Cupid will be here next Thursday:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08

%Dillaway 4 Bro. have now large
and complete stock of everything in the
queensware line, including kerosene lamps
of all sizes and styles, kerosene oil, &c, &c.
Give them call.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08
EDWARD H. THAYER
REMOVAL.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND
n Notary Public, Nuscatine, Iowa. Office at the
Court House. FEB 9Th, 81 -daw3m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08

EXTRAORDINARY F1sH1Na EXPLOITS. Sew
eral wagon loads of fish, caught in Muscatine
Slough, were in market, Tuesday. The
finest bass, pike, &c, went begging at II
cents per pound. We learn from one of the
fishermen that he caught his loadwith
pitchfork The fish came up to the surface
of the water in All air-hole as thickly as they
could crowd, and all he had to do was to
pitch them out by the dozen with his fork.
At another place they were caught with a
sein, and it is thought that at least five
wagon loads could have been taken out in
few hours. Some farmers in the vicinity
catch them for the purpose of feeding their
hogs. This is no "fish story" but verita-
BILE truth. The fish are easier caught now
than at any other time, because there are
bnt few air-holes in he Slough, and the fish
throng around them to get air
| I PToN RAILsOAD We observe by IN,
| q 20 dr.rtissr /! The ,rierds Oh TIA
iuure road are actively az earDe ! ~
work to complete the ,,radiag between Upton
and Finurnoy. If the farmers and others
along the line OF that road, knew how much
depends on its completion, we are sure thoJ
would do their utmost to finish it. Fifty
thousand dollars is ell that is needed for the
purpose, and they can certainly raise it ii
some way. On The building of this roac
depends mainly the building of the Anam os
branch Il. e., tie road between Anamos
and F'onrnoy thns completing line
railroad next summer from Dubuque t
Muscptine and Keosuk, Push on, friends
The road is . grea. public necessity, and one
built ia eternal.-Aaaa.osa Eureka.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08

RAILROADS OBsTgCcTsD BY Snow. - II
appears that the NJ. & NJ. R. r. has been
more fortunate during the late heavy snow
storms than the other Iowa roads. The
detention of train OF this road has not beer
more than five or six hours at any time
while the Dubuque and Sioux City road has
been blockaded for several days at time
and the Clinton and Cedar Rapids road has
been impossible most of the time for nearly
three weeks.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08

H. WASHBURN, Justice of the Peace, has removed
IL. his office from Masonic Hall, to fremont Hail. in
one Of the Offices in the back part of the building.
Muscatine February 9Th, 1861, daw3w.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08
The Great Female Medicine.

The functional irregularities peculiar to the weaker
ex are inv .rably corrected without pain or nconven
fence by the use of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills.
They are the safest and medicine for all the dis
eases incidental to females of all ages and sspec
ally 80 in this climate.
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should always hav'
these Pills No one who ever uses them will ALLOW
herself to be without them. They all obstruc
tons purify the blood and give the skin that beaut
full clear and healthfu look so greatly admired In
beautiful and healthy woman. At certain periods thss
Pills are an Indispensable companion, From one t.
four should be taken each day. until relief is obtained
few Doses occasionally will keep the system 80 heal
thy and the blood SO pure that disease cannot ente
| the body.
Judssus Mountain Herb Pill a. sold ~ all Maicip
| na.i.rs jan. l, L.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08

1 Hope. -a@
POETRY pHYsIc.
Let tho sick to Herrick 60,
Who'd be i'll, I'd like to know1
Such cures Ills pills do make.
Smiles lovely smiles shall deck the brow
Where gloonlless Ia rampant now,
And hope anew shall wake,
Herrcks Matchlcss Pills the people with their
cures. This is the they use them Large boxes
25c. boxes ST. See advertistmc ut on Sd page. Nov
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TO EolsuEptlVes.

f' advertiser, having teen restored to Health IN
few weeks by very simple remedy after having SUI
fered several years with lung Affection ana tna
dread disease Cousumption-is anxious TO make kno"I
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used ea charge) with the directions fo
preparing aud using the same. which they Will nno
sUKE OURS Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &C
The only object of tho advertiser in sending tho IRE
scription benefit the afflicted and spread incrma
ton which he conceiYes be invaluable, and no hope
every sufferer will try his remedy IL will cost linen
! nothing and may prove blessing .
Parties wishing the scriptiOn will please addres
| REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
Oct f. go, dawsiy.
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'qyipinq in the Bo,oels, and Wind 0Aol,c,
WHEAT WANTED.

* Onn BUSHELS OF WHEAT WANTED, FOR
ZO.UUU which cash will lie paid at rket price
PLINY FAY.
Nuscstins, Jan 30th, 81 dawln. ''fi
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08
MENT
Missouri State Mutual Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, of St. Louis.

JANUARY list, 1861.
l. The name of this Company is the missouri
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance
Company" Of st. Louis. The principal office the
pany nsures against loss damage by fire. The Ma.
rine Department has not been organized,
2. The Company has capital stock subscribed o.
such, being organized entirely the Mutual system
The Premium Notes given b. the assured, constitute
the capital Of the Company.
5. Ten per cent. Of each premium Is paid when
the policy is issued The lance of the note il subject
to calls or assessments to be made by the Boar of
Directors as needed to pay losses and expenses.
4. The Assets Of the Company
Cash en- hand, SS,495,O3
Due by Agents, 9,1ls7O
Office rurniture, l,OOoO0
Premium Notes, less Assessments, 26,sc235
Bills receivable, 1:1,25
Grcss Assets, $40 537,3S
The face of the Premium Of the Company i /. IT
.und.od an forty three thousand three hundred and
of which there is uncaed end subject CALI for pay
ment Of Jsses and expenses the Of three hundred
and twenty six thousand eight hundred and dollars
aud thirty i've cents, 1926. o02.35)
By the ninth section o. the Charter lien Is given
estate in the State Of Missouri, for all Premium
Notes gwen to the Company for insurance Buildings
The face Of the Premium Notes thus secured real
estate, is two hundred and thousand six
hundred seventy SIX dollars and fifty cents
(S29s ,676bl) Of which there is urCaed and subject
call, seventv ght PSF cent, and ounting
hundred and thirty two thousand five hundred and hir-
t. six dollars AID sevont, tn zee cents, 1929 5.,T3)
TINS Company is possessed Of capital Oh than
hundred Thousand uoars secured by lien real
estate WORTH at cash valuation least five times the
of said capital rot incumbered TO more Il an
une-haf Of said cash valuation.
This Company owes nothing to banks,
i,osse adjusted and due.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08

NAME CHANGED.-It has been decreed that
the late Mason House shall hereafter be
known by the name Of it's host, Mr.. Eichelbcr-
ger, instead Of the Isett House, as announced
last week. Mr.. +. took charge of the house
on Sunday. and save superb dinner, as one
Of the attaches of the JOURNAL Office can
testify. Success to the Eichelberger House
Iowa WHEAT. The Chicago Democrat
pays Iowa a handsome compliment, by soy
ing that the club VIII eat raised here is supe-
rior to any received from other quarters
that millers prefer it - that it makes more
-four to the bushtl &c. This is a we'll
known fact at home, aud when foreign papers
concede it, the realization must be felt
abroad.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08

fw We have been shown q letter from
John Aeuer, written to his partner, Mir.
Ditsch, in this place, from Kansas City,
Mo-, in which he says the Union element
greatly predomnates ut that place The
admission of Kansas into the Union with q
free Constitution is a Geath-blow to slavery
in Western Missouri. Mr.. A. says the Ger
mans of that region ale unit in favor Of
freedom and the Union.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08
Total am loaned on above Stoks 1921 2s7s2
8. All other securities are Blk Silks owned
I,,, ~, fnu x,i,

Total Bank Stocks, pol go 204 G45, so -2OA, Gl so
Q. amount Q: interest tcxceps on Mortsages)
accrued but not due, 1885,
10. Amount of interest accrued bus not due
Mortgages is ATS
II. Amount OF Premiums due and unpaid,
which are entirely good, 1880
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08

328,150, 90 $28, 765, 90 $22, O62,0
Total amount loaned on the above stocks, 22, 06:
6 Debts for Premiums
n -. -.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-08

RT Our amiable ne sabor on Iowa Ave
nue. need not lose any sleep ovcr the posi-
bility of the Republicans being defeated in
their choice for Postmaster. Our late com
petitors are goi siemen Of too much honor to
undertake to defeat us At Washington after
submitting tn, ii claims TO an election. We
were fairly chosen by q large plurality, and
will get he appointment in spite Of any and
all efforts that may be made to defeat US.
BEEF CATTLE.-The Messrs. Rowe, Of Alta
LISA, are feeding 100 head Of cattle for beef.
They will send half Of them east about the
first Of next month. We are pleased to
chronicle items Of this kind, RS it shows
that our. people arc directing their enter
prise in a profitable channel. The mc.e
stock We raise in Iowa the more clear money
our farmers will realize.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

which paint the pages of history in light bring back the
days ofBobe chivally, and spread glory the es.
cuchcon Of the Mother State. The deed o. pltrioism
performed by Jackson has stained for the first time the
Stars aud Bars" OF the Confederate Flag with blood
and that blood worthy of 4 Southern hesrt-tho
blood Of a martyr and hero. Upon bis own hearth be
fe in hand, dealing deah to tho nfu r of that
dag; msu against a thousand mucjerers. He
fell hewed TO pieces by the ebbe horde. But his spirit
will iige-wl live upon the storm-sui like the hurri-
Of the South, will sweep from the utermos: shores
Of the Cult to the rugged mountain peak OF The North.
l. will the field Of bloody battle to come and
shrek aloud for vengeance amidst carnage II shall
rush forth In the booming of every cannon and shall
CLEAN in toe sh Of every Southern blIde And it will
i've, too in times 10 come when the smoke Of battle
shall have passed away, and the memory Of blood shall
have almost bssn forgotten The name of jackson shall
be oushriued in the hear, Of Virginia, the name Of
Jasper in South Carolina ard recorded upon the bright
pages Of her history. His death Is victory woD,
and his name shall be Inscribed in monumental marble
by the side OF Nrgitia's wortbiest sons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
THE Martyr JACKSON.

We copy the following glowing YO;ds from the Chares.
ton AeresTy:
GREAT NEws - BELLA - HOREIDA BELLA Our tele4
graphic dispatches came laden wih Of momcntous
import. TIE heart beats high, for war has comqenpei
in Virginia AeYandFia is lost, Hampton is occupied,
and tie cause IS yon We would not have had il delay.
ed day. Let the march of War be onward. Let the
tramp Iesound throughout the land for the thunder of
bis tread procims the eternal independence Of the great
Conservative Southern Slave Republic Fling high the
Cap Of Liberty and God speed the Old Domnionl Re-
generate and dsenthraed from the political vassslage
the brutal mobocracy under Ehich she haa Opg been
held under Opate drug sgain the old State of the
Cavalier blood has reused her In her pride to shield her
honor with her breast Let the blow come and let ii
cleave the Continent of America as with cimetar, from
the Atlantic to the Pac fc.
War has commemorative soil of Virginia has been
invaded and occupied by ruiln horde and il we mis-
take not the stuff Of which Southern men are made that
blow has at last been struck which shall peal Ike the
lightning from heaven the vsst forest through the
millions Of burning hearts at the South Not much
that Virginia has been outraged; not that Aexandria
bas been overruu; not that Hampton s occupied but
that one Of thoaa = of herolsm has been performed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
DANIC PRICES, IN EARNEST, ,rr,,,

Al Wholesale and RETAIL,
By JOSEPH STRAUsE. No % Main street
Just bought az less than he dollar large STOCK Of
rich Lawns a. g. 10 and l2 fine Jacone,s ana Orsande5
f2 Is sc pebag,s cts. 10 eta and higher Eee e all col
or at Is % cts kc handsome Ber-i Stella shswls with
Chenille Embroidery 30 worth 80 UO Black and Coosed sE
Passos from cents upWa-d fast coored Calico, az 6
and cent? cheap lO Ladies SIX Thread Cloves a1d GsGnI
lets AZ 2 25 short ard loue silk Ms ~ 5& aud %
cents double the hOeres, Linen handkcfces,
IRISH Linen and Bosom; Brown aud Black shifting an sheeng
Poy Csc Muslin sal ToEeng French Neede-Worked Cellars
ou L. g. g. et hgic .ud Swiss Band, hr nn-st work 10
the cy CA,suers and Linen Goods Men aud Boys wea'
Black Coored Silks, and great ore uool TOO numer
ucs 10 mention will found prices that asonsh every body
s,Ir JOSEPH sTRAUsC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
NEW AUCTIGN HOUSE.

FoR THE SALE OF NEGsOES
TIVffE undersigned has this day Auction business
f- ths sale cf NsGEoES AZ che Au-u-u Fraukn
street lately occupied by BErrs 4 GREGORY
H v 5e Negroes roth publicly and privately 11a schc Tie
pAo o. Dis friends and the p1bic generally He pledges his
ef 7 promote tl at rest % DIS patrons and ttiers hIse
s from a long experience DO the trld Pc vii be enabled 90
obtain the h 1850 market prces He gi make Ibcra advances
a property l f1roard prepared 90 bCa-d persons eu-
E-l l o. te, a-l also th-r ryanhtvinE ample sccou-
mo 90 Ions t1- Eut. L. II SfOKAS,
On Franklin, 3rd door below m street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
ERnN OuAMRFRSRrRG
IROOPi EN- ROUTE EOR TILE CAPITAL.
FROM FORTRESS UNROE-CONTEBPLATED
MONEMENT AGAINST NORFOLK.

PHILADELPHIA, Nay 26.-Capt. Cone of the U States
mail steamer John A. Warner, reached The city to-day
having left Lis boat Wilmington ascertain the truth
Of the report about the taking os Sese's Point. He
SAYS he left Fortress Monroe Saturday morning at
O'Clock, up to which time battle had taken place He
in the fortress Friday evening" and understood
from canvsr5aion with Capt Pendergrast that
ment would be made until further renforcements
rived, when attack would probably be made Nor
folk.
As Capt. Gone going out Of the bay he 800
troops coming in. lie confirms the statement of the cap.
ture of Hampton with three hundred troops. He was
lying in the bay for two three days previous sail
ing Several pIiz's being akeL diy by the block
aiding squadron. Two three vessels from Richmond
for Baltimore had been released.
The hlg-ship Minnesota, COg.. StrnghaD had steam
up When he left, aud would sail under sealed
ders
On Friday ming the captain visited Fortress Monroe
and the dress parade All the troops, between ard
5000; participated in the parade There had been an
increase OF nearly 600 over the previous week, tgo
Massachusetts, aud one Vermont regiment having arrived
during the week. All are doing we'll
Gen Butler returned Tie fortress after the occupation
Of Hampton,
80 captain Is certain he could not have failed TO know
Of the engagement reported TO have taken place Sew
als Point on Friday, had such occurred. lie passed the
poiat on his way out Sunday morniug, when ali was
quiet there. An action was, however, soon medl:ated
the arrival OF more troops, and expected
that speedy attack Norfolk would be made.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

ENRHSR SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 frkus No. Goshen Butter
10 hhs Back wheat Elour
80 bbs supeTtne Extra and Family Flour
Smoked and Picked salmon
G. Is bis Nc. n. Q. Roe uerriugi
q lkss No. b-1s~r-l
rs 6xs Englsh Dairy pine Apple and Geshea Cheese
ca. Meal RJe FLOUR, &C, &C.
received and for the lowest terms Tor cash. OF
prompt customers at MINNlS CO.'S Family Grocery,
,rfl % and Main sts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

IMPORTED GOODS. .,,.
UhrdAr Cheese, OF superior fuay, and oeAuiuy P1 ~
Dul-h Cheese. 10 balls, % slpetior 4Galey
Olives Czpers, Olives fsrci
GrauIe On hArtieuse Cordial, white and greehl
Maeear0ni Yermeceh, g NJ Cigars
Cho- ChoE, Caufnlwer, Onions
Woster saucs, Soyers Relish, Piquante sauce
Mustard, Olive on and SAruiaes a,
Brandy i5s5 ChAnPSsnes nagnars, quartz Pn'' aud hA
pints
ciArsts. fom good 70 very superior
jAso-s- BLAIR 4 cHAMBERLAYNEa =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
IRON HARPER,s FERRY.
COrrcsE.ndeaes Of hs BaitD,re SIM.


The reports OF the considerable engagements near
Alexandra sF not credited this point but there is ey
Ccaty u preparation made receive troops advancing
from any quarter. 1t j. expected here that the United
States forces will advance upon Leesbug in movement
upon this place But it is said that any force likely to
be in that direction will be met by forces which will
require liule no aid from this point.
Toe c'grapaic rc;uras and couriers sent to this point
indicate thai TIE majority for tie secession ordinance
viii be near 10000.
Mariusburp j. occupied by Confederate troops, and
Grafton by The same. This is reported 10y Yrginiaus
Just arrived from that point
Access by the railroad to the Ferry has been prevent
ed by the destruction OF calvert the Point o. Rocks
Passenger trains to-day 10 that point from the
and west schagng passengers aud baggage with very
little delay.
FROM CHAMBERSBURG.
| CH.VAgEsnrGG. MAY 25.-Adyiccs from Hagers.own
state that a.hyugh reiaorcements being expected
daily at Transport, none had refchld there up to FRI
day evening. Virginia troops guarding ali the fer
res between HarIer'- Ferry and Hancock.
TROOPS En- ROUTE FOR THE CAPITAL.
NEy IoRs May ~ The New Hampshire Regiment
arrived here this fore noon and took the at Jersey
Ci,v for Washington Their reception here was most
enthusiastic, aad the complete camp eqlipage OF the
regiment excited unbouuded admiration. Tue Ninth
aud the seyen'yNinth New York Regiments leave here
tomorrow for Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

TUMP PLASTER.-255 tons Lump Plaster on the
- Nhsr sndto arrive, for sale In lots 10 SUIT ny
SpS X = f'N'A' 'i'.'~ -
SIPPLY or THE LATEST MUSIC
n At NORRIS Bookstore % Main street.
m Rival Waltz BY CHARLES CIR be- 25c
Ever OF II ee Transcription b=llAnte By T. NJ broWn '0
The Obercn Polka BY GTobe. 25c. -
Ta On rue window Pane NeS BY J. P. webster 0Oe
Song Of Besuiy Dy y. bi.rne Pa .
Maden Prayer Written and adapted By w J. Petmore, ~
cavana un Bao in wa5chea Arranged for The Piano by Jas
Bellsk 25c.
Je.nie,s GrA,s. Me- Song By J p. Webster &c.
The stranger the sill Words b4enaaSn Reid hpa by "
Gentle VINE ward Written by Cooper Composed BY
r 7 Curtis 25c
The Harriet Lars PoFs- By A. Almuih 4Oe
TIE CITY Guard Qaekstep Composed and respectfully dedicated
70 the Petersburg City Guard Capt Joha May. By hodoro
Camps. 40c.
The irist's schottisch. BY james Belsk. 40e,
On Rao in Opera Verdi NOe,urne cantAbe As
-. e.s. In -.-IstIons Rr II O sef.rt. SOC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
SUPPLIES ron FORT PICKENS.


-osrON, May 25-ihe steamer South Carolina, Comman-
der Allen, sailed last night for Fort Pickens She has
of one hundred and hiy-seveu men and takes
hundred men for the 9et supply the place Of those
r4 ten-iuch morars riasd cannon ard other muui
tions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
NUMBER 127.

hi. j, nth was al right and expressed sentiment. r.
vofable 70 the South lie allowed by the cidzena
Wart; minutes to leave town, and ef, with tie band
plly,rg the Rogues March, with orders TO return
more.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

SUPERIOR OLD REE WaISnY.-lHO tbs pure
Country and Western Distilled Rye whisky Tor ssle 1y
Sp90-6; !. a VI ., "a ,sNt
TRAN VAsESi IRON VASES! IRON VASESi
Cast Iron Vases, Of al sizes for sale low ~ the
= y W 49, So ~ STEBBINs, PULLEN co,
"g-5S -scs Corner Broad and 9sh ss
60 bsa wssieFa WHISKY celebrated 6rSnss 5T ,as
BY apis = = - - -
MILES MCLES AND HORSES have TN
IA Inst received dreci from Kentucky, decdedy us -
best o Of uue hat has In this market ooHs
and unbrokeom 70 years os all Of vieh wi 3. oi eA-
change, accommodating terms q Dayi =
MIA KDW1N WALKkh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

A,ssZnrss CeRDE1L-A most ieiioU' besefsse, suita-
> Die flF hot res,I.r made Ia Gerlauy. F.rsic By
CRAN2,
my % No. 2 Ex,hsrrr Block.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

I 600 LBS. ANGELICA HO9E-FJssh snd
W. P2TEGsoS 4 co. pruggi's,
rf- rtrfFl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

IyuRPOOLETN SALT 5.C0sict5 iaysrpod Fne
sAIT per p HsvA hl IN james Ryer direct ifon LIVER
lOl S5S ~ ''s - Frs,u,,D. DAVENPORT CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
yTLLTAJIF. OWENS.
WEtsTrNi, PArER

iNFS WOtDHCUsF CO. purchased ilst previous 70 the
- present blockade TIE lsrgss. sud bssf -
WRITING rAPEB,
which they hsVe had before embracing Fooeqr
Letter. No my and uiedum papers, qualities which
Will be sold their usud prices for case, cy prompt
customers, payable let J1ly eutung
Thy have also hand rosd CT ethsg merry
ge,er With every description of rs.sy ker
-.ie nst