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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-25

INOR LlVERPOOL.-Tho Arst class British ship "a
l. MORNING STAR Captain Campbell now at City s2.4s
Point and will load for the above a. her Inward
discharged provided srci.n Of gaio, -four and cotton
offered To load with dispatch; for which apply 70
Ia25-2t CHARLES PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-25
BANK RATES ABROAD.

1t was stated yesterday, that the banks Of Ene.,a
and France had Increased their per cent m
don News In enumerang ihs assigned for II.
| the Bank Of England, says:
"The Bank Of France Is In unsaactory position the
Of the American panic having relatively quite a. much IA,
10 France a. In England There also the fact reserve
Of notes In the Bank Of England by las returns ,n.
Oh Of upwards Of million pounds The Amsre. \,
supposed to have had the chief pnsepee In the Bank panic on
Mondaythe impression being further gold ,hpmen,s
be mate 10 New York during the week
The Times says the Bank movement created d,ssscn
and there was not the slightest nptoms Internal
dis red Commercial dspo,ed 70 believe in the pro,
porous OF business later 10 the ear The DAILY
thu while there ID not the slightest appearance panic
Of disbursement and uneasDes becoming
able feared further strong action may on Al.
part OF the bank some apprehension felt the Eject eve,
In The sound dillon OF trade cssoned by the usT,
for bullion between the three geate money In tbs
those Of England. France nd America ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-25
RICHMOND MARKETS. Jan. q.

The aspects ofbusness have undergone change since
this day week Northern Exchange higher without an ncrs..
ed demand the Improvement being oseAned by other
The brokers asking 81 for che Ks New York 4
Baltimore We annex quotations OF e. leading articles
BAcos-The market firm a. slight Improvement In pre,,
We quite Slides at ll cents; shoulders s6fL9 cent?
CoAs.-rhe market Is steady At IS cents.
PLorhwe have TO report further advance superan. IA nov
held At t62565 rItrs s25 TIE outside figure, are mo-,
readily paid by buyers for city consumption
WBEArThe buoyancy noted In weekly
sustained, and the offerings quote J
Red So0s5 do. White 81 43i 90. with occasional loi
att l5o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-25

Signedby

WAsBISs7oS Cry 22d January, 1851
We are requested 70 say thar Gov. Smith was not in
Washington, being detained at home in Virginia by IL
ness and that the paper not presented for his sigma
tgre which il presumed he would have given be had
had the ODDOrtunitv.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-25

0ryIes ov rBs wns. January
RICJINnyD eToOp u.puvx

HUHhOHD s10CK MARKET -
The better feeling in the stock market, po.i in n,
last weekly review, h. been nsint.lnsi IN. ,,.,
embrace Virginia sizes at si--sn improy,u.,, :,
Richmond City bonds 90; Exchange Bank noel a. ion !,
S''. 40; "; sesmsad and ra.r'ssrs Railroad. d. :.
Of Virgins stock at es; Old Dominion ms Co., ua1xp
l. ~; Va Central ~; o. A. RI ,irs IS A, s-,'
sIH; Va Central 4 r. bonds. is mort. s. MsreA.n.I,,,s
stock held 81 rs on ums sale Of ms Co. s.,. q, v
reported Holders Of Bark Of Commonwealth are ,..io .
No recent sales Of other stocks. "
BANKING sTATBrIcs
The following is an abstract Of statements r,o.,,.
furnished TO the House Of Delegates nrespons.
that body from the three cid Banks 10 this Cty;
l. Monthly average Of dkeounn IN 1880 O. do d.
eoutter. B. do do. payable out Of Virginia. d. 10 :, ~
lauon. w p" urea
!. O.
Bank Of Virginia =. ssl 2Sp503 9I,S iSis "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
AFFAIRS AT ROCKVILLE, MD.

ROCKVILLE, Friday, Nov. d. 1851
The Montgomery County Court have taken ny the
case Of Hnland for the murder Of OConnor, Of
Riekeuss Battery. The Grand Jury found "a true
bill.
Tie inhabitants Of this section Of Maryla land are
much oated at "a well founded report that Northern
company are negotiating with tie charter party and
stockholders Of the Metropolitan Railroad from
Washington to connect with the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railroad. A meeting has recently been held at
Georgetown to purchase the old stock.
Union gaihs ring or soiree was held last night
at the house of james S. Ilcining, Clerk OF the
County. Judges Brewer and Bowie, Senator
Knnell, Major England, and all the principal Union
isis male and female, Of the county were present
The meeting was the most pleasant and well con-
Quoted ufar ever known in THE locality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

win of Augusta; XiIth District, Fayetts Mcaullip.
escted XVIII District, believed that A. @. jenkins
has been elected; XVIII District, Robert johnson Of
Harrison; XVIII District, Charles w. Russell Of
Wheeling.
No returns received from the LIT District. in
which Mr. K. Ii. Garrett and John Critcher ale tho
candidates.
Az The Congressional election, held in North
Carolina the following candidates were successful:
Ist District, w. n. II. Smith; lid District, X. X.
Bridger.; IIId Distriei, Owen Il. Keenan,; IVta
District, Thomas ID. Mcdowell; Ytb District. A.
II. Arlington VIth DistTic., j. K. Mclean; With
District. contest between Thomas s. Ash, j. IL
Ileaden. Hugh Wadoell, andS. Ill Christian; With
District, WIN. Lander; IXth District Is. 5. Gather:
Xth District, A. Il. Davidson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
LOCAL POLTTICS.

CrPyty REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CoNNTTrr.
A large meeting Of delegates, representing toe
Twenty. second Ward of this city, was held last
nigb, al the s.euben House, Yioe-Presideni 5. T.
Tzschirner in the chair. Mr. Allied Erbe reported
in the name of the Executive Committee, and his
motion 10 call upon the different Ward orsaniza-
ton, 10 disconnect themselves from the recalled
German Union Band lIeaguel, was unanimously
adopted Mr.. Henry Richard offered preamble and
resolution ndorsing the nomination OF George Up
dyke for Mayor considering him The only candidate
who was able 70 concentrate the lGgesi vote, ahc
calling upon tie various German organizations 70
support him in order 10 defeat Fernando Wood, who
would probably he the Mozart Hall candidate. NJ.
hndrew W.lman1 offered an amendment, 70 appoint
Committee of live to confer ifst with tho other
organizations, which amendment was carried. lA-
chair appointed Messr Andrew Willmann' Ed"-
Robinson. IT., II. Richard, g. y. Klotz, aud Dr.
Bruqman a Committee OF Conference. Tie meeting
then adjourned to Tuesday next week.
NOMINATIONS roR SonooL OrFlcERs.-rhe T1a-
many Hall Conventions have made the following
nominations:
saoai i,,ioa,rs-Fourth ward Peter meade s1ts
Ward, iiulotay BEeGnen; Mo. We "a pa - !,
o.. ath ward John Wilhelm fwehis;h Ward James doofo
l',,erty hr,t Ward. 4. V scot. o..
49,. Ninth Ward John Nc Sicho aud IoIu }. Di,load'
Fcyer,i Ward J. Csnlsn and = osieni rncsa,h NJ
Ihonas A. PsJtrdxe sud John holzdsTseT. ,,-.,.,..
S6oak Is.Eeci0f.-hin.h NaFG, Anifes =, Ma'ne"sphi
Tilt enth Wad Pe.er Beysa, Twentieth Wa'd 4hoaa'
T,wvAyY ALpERMASIc CoSyrNTIoY.-Thc Tam
many AIdermanc Convention of the VIA DistF'c'
met last night, pursuant TO adjournment. at No. :.
and - Essex street, and nominated James Reed 10:
Alderman.
The Republioans of the Nineteenth Ward, AFISi
Assembly District, last evening nominated George
If. Harpel for Alderman. He had already been
nominated by the peoples Union Association"
REPUBLICAN ALDERaAsIc CoSyESrIOSs.-Ias
Republican Adeusnc Convention nominate canddres
1, each Of le eyennunbered Adermanic Ditct met a't
nigh in their respective districts, and made he following
ne limitations:
Sc ond Dis..ict-AJoured iii Wednesday night a: Hs.
Fourh Dl.trict-Charles J. Hall.
sath Di,Hlct-AdOured TO Tuesday next, Kunts H','l
No. ga Grand street.
Yizhth Distdct--John Lewis
Tenth Dist,ict-Wiilam 4. Srislley.
Twelfth Districs--AdjouTned TO Thursday next NO u
Fourteenth District-Iohn oniwen
Sixteenth Dis,rict-Chsrles Mccarthy -
ENATIoYAL UNION CoUScILNAkIc CONVENTIONS
The delegates by the various Clubs of the patty
calling the National Union party met last niss
In their pectiyo cubr TO MAKE non sons Tor Soe
lmen Tie result OF their deliberations follows:
hg Tsh u hY not discovered.
1IfE Dis,rict-Jsmes We1o. Ninth Wsrd; George Car
lei is j. c. Ktspp, Eighteenth Ward AID W. RiehsFd'0s
Coaimse OF Conference sppolntea to confer viii
TJa nssiSetThis Convention wa, siseried to lrsci a
No 39 last FortS second sree bus our reporter e'"' ~
n 10 ich number on the street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
THE ENGAGEMENT AT pIKEroN. KY.

MNsviLLr, XIV, Fiday, Nov. l5 llJl
Reports from headquarters, dated the l3ih INST
were received this evening through trustworthy
gentlemen who were at Pikeion. They ray that
oar forces attacked the rebels who 900 strong
md posted on h killing from so TO 30, and taking
80 rrifoners. The rest scattered. Col. Williams
was the first man TO run.
Six Of Col. MarshalPs men were Killed and 10
wounded. Hi horse was shot under hun.
Fifteen Of Col. Fyfe's men wounded, and killed
The above is Trustworthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
THE REBEL CONGRESS.

The following is the result of the election in Vir-
ginia for Members Of the Rebel Congress-
lid District, J. K. Chambliss OF Greenvllle; Hid
District, ex-President John Tyler Of Charles City;
WITH District, Roger A. Pryor OF Petersburg; With
District, Thomas S. Bocoek of Appomattox; With
District, John Goode, jr., Of Bedordi With District,
james z. IIocombe Of Albemarie; With District,
ID. c. DejaInette of Carolinei IXth District WA.
Smith Of Fauquier; XIII District, doubtful between
Goteler spG Hunters Xltb Dhgiet, JOHN u Bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
SKIRNIsH OPPOSITE POINT OF ROCKS,
nANYLANn.

Toisr or Ro.,.. Nm, Filg Nov. Is, 1851.
There vas slrlsh in London County, opposite
here. yesterday Colonel Geary had received infor-
nation Of the intention Of the Rebels to erect forth
cations ia tzat neig borhood. He crossed the river
with Captain Chapman and twenty-five picked men
Of the Pennsylvania Regiment, rcconno'iered the
vicinity, and found force Of Rebels upon whom be
quietly closed and surprised with volicy Of shots
After firing two or three yolleys the Rebels were
routed. leaving three men and horse dead the
neld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
the prudence and economy which ought always to
regulate the public service.
THE SUPPLY OF Ref CATTLE.

the IrIdenoe and economy which ought always to
regulate the public service.
THE SUPPLY OF BEEF CATTLE.
The bids, about hundred in number for supply
ing the Government with 10000 beef cattle, were
opened to-day. The lowest successful bids were
For the stock to be delivered in Washington, % 9S
and that to be delivered at Harrisburg, 80 80 per
hundred on the hoof There were lower bids, but
the proposers, when their names were called, were
absent.
GIN. KEYTS's COMMAND.
Gen. Keyes the successor Of Gen. Buell, has fol-
mally assumed command of tie divisioo, and to-day
reviewed the three batteries Of the Let Pennsylvania
ARTILLERY, under the command Capt Simpson, who
for the present il attached TO BIZ, division.
THE NATIONAL SALUTE.
The national salute fired to-day, in honor Of the
event at Port Royal was from the twenty-one guns
captured from the British during the war of 1872.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
ARRIVAL OF GEN. BUELL. AT LOUISVILLE
MOyIMENTs oP GEN. ZOLLMOFrER.

MOVEMENTS OF GIN. IOLIICUFTI III
LOUISVILLE, ny, Friday, Nos. 10, ls6i
Gen. Buell has arrived here.
A letter 10 The Journal fiom Grab Orchard says
that Gen. Zolcoaer retreated on Wednesday block
aiding the road from Cumberland Ford to CumbeT'
laud Gap by blasting immense ro,ks from the bills
mo Tia Joall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
wA.msoros, Friday, Nov. Is, 1861
IRON TIE UPPER POTOMAC.


wAsnISoToS. Friday, HOF. i' 1861.
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
A letter dated Camp Muddy Branch to-day, says
that the Rebel picketlros have been visible for
eral nights pat opposite the track lying between
the Seneca and Muddy Branch, but the Rebels arc
invisible during daylight. 1t is believed there are
no strong bodies nearer than Leesburg. Every
thing was quiet along Cen Stones command yes
terday and last night.
The river pickets of the two contending armies
have apparently abandoned the revengeful feelings
aroused by the Balls Bluff affair, and hold agreeable
conversation with one another across the river. No
leaden compliments have been exchanged there for
some time past.
The late high wafer has caused several breaks in
the Ohio and Cheapeake Canal. Capt. Zarachers
company Of the 29th Pennsylvania and others are
now engaged in making repairs near the Seneca.
DIR. William S. King, Medical Director Of this
division, reports that the general health of his
charge has sensbly improved within the last week.
THE COSTA RIGA CLAIMS.
Tie convention for the adjustment of claims of
citizens of the United States against the Republic of
Costa Rca having been duly ratified on both parts,
and the respective Publications Of the same eX-
changed, the President has proclaimed ths TACT.
There is proviso that claim Of any citizen Of
the United States, who may be proved TO have been
bellgerent, during the occupation of Nicaragua by
the troops Of Costa Rica, the exercise ofautborty
by The latter within the territory of the former, shall
be considered as proper for The action Of the Board
OF Commissioners, who are TO meet within The next
ninety days in tits city.
SEIZURE OF TWO MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF COTTON.
Mr. Dodge, the Chiefof Police Of Baltimore, acting
under the Federal authorities, here to-day ana
reported 10 the War Department that information
was brought TO Baltimore this morning by the boat
from Fortress Monroe that Gen. Sherman had seized
81 900 worth OF cotton in the vicinity OF Beaufort
s. C. and that numbers of citizens there had proe'sen
loyalty " tho government, aud ne.e sqeisiug sTlIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
STOPPAGE OF THE EXPECTATION OF
SALTPETER AND GUNPOWDER.
BOsTON, Friday, Nov.

BOSTON, Friday, Nov. 10, IcOI'
Tie Collector Of this port has received instructions
from Washington to stop tho expectation OF saltpeter
and gunpowder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
a,,.o,,, Sam PsranciscO.

SAx FEANCIscO, I.t'uHJi wv: =. -,
A~r;vsd-Br;g Turner from Rio de laneiro; bah
sco,,nd from Cnba; ship VIM. Sturgls, from Jar
oi Sno,en-Oct. %. in lat. 70 n, ship Zephyr, fas
this port. c.na,as ALL n soc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

All the manufacturing establishments Oh r''"'s,N'
n. j., displayed their colors in jn'ilA'i"' ''e'
Port ROYAL victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

Krses CouSrY CrRculr CoraI--Noy: B.,-Nos.
g. R6 Iol il2. iia. lSl, w ~. ~ W. W. az J"
Is. 10 I4i ~. rs, lf', 40, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
CApTURE OF A pRIvATEER IN the

GAtIrIC.
SAN FRASoisco, Nov. a. 1861.
The priyateer schooner Neva from China, has
been seized here by Capt. Pease of revenue cutter
Mary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

TIE FEDERAL LOAN IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Friday, Nov. Is. 1861.
The amount Of the Federal loan taken by the citi.
Gems of Baltimore thus far is 81 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

with which to organize and protect themselves from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
DEATH or A SOLDIER.

Private Enocb Webster, member of Company G.
of the New-York Both Regiment, died last night at
Bnghtwood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

The Navy Department viii recommend large in
crease of The naval force with view to future oper-
atons the Southern coast and it is understood that
the importance Of this measure will be urged upon
Congress at lie next eession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
SCHOONER BURNED.
ANOTHER BROADER GENERAL.

Capt. Christopher C.. Anger, commandant q
West Point, has been appointed Brigadicr-Gen
eral.
THE TROOPS on MUNsoN's HILL TO BIZ RE
VIEWED.
Gen. Mcclellan will review the troops a
Munson's Hill on Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
MaraMarE.

10 RSA d e.
u sCYTHEs. -Lnt
BSATHs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
WHIT We Mu.. Be Prepared for.

-H what VIC Must be Prepared for.
A Richmond letter to tie N. Z. Tribune
closes as follows
Il Wiilragein impIore you 10 be prepared
for murderous attack uLon the invading
army Of the Union. Let that army, there
! lore be formidable in numbers. There are
two opinions here in regard to meeting the
enemy. 0ne is TO let him advance 10 the in
terror Of The State, and thus. lull him into u
sense of security, in order the better to ami
/ hiiate him at the most unexpected moment;
another is repel invasion Immediately. a
p! e Be prepared for all these contingencies
. BE also prepared 10 meet-not soldiers, bit
murderers, ffeebooters. pirates, fiends, frantic
with lust Of blood, chuckling With delight
at the. thought Of scalping, disemboweling,
kilIiAg thrice and thrice over, their enemy.
BBPrepsred for ,treachery, arson, for all hOr-
rors, SINS and crimes. Be prepared for
meeting the scum of humanity, who, in
times OF peace, raise murdereus hands against
Legislators in their seats in the Senate, and
sEho,-in tims OF war, viii pile murder upon
assassination, and crime upon crime. Let
your commanding officers not expose them
selves Unnecessarily. One of the special ef.
forts Of the 'ChivAlfya viii be to shoot down
the commanding officers. As in Europe, in.
sane regicides thought themselves able to up.
set government by aiming at the breast OF
sruler 50 in the South, the guilty fools think
they can upset an army by aiming at the
| head of the commander. i E. ..alHaJ
Though ! solemnly reiterate and confirm
all have said about the intrinsic weakness
ofIhe South, in military, Pecuniary, intel
leetual, political, moral, and general sense,
yet remember for God's sake, remember
that despair gives strength, and that the South
is in despair. l eudeaVorto get at the truth,
not to overrste the resources of the South,
but also not to underrate the sort of diaboli.
cal inspiration which it derives from it
wickedness and despair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

RC3-R Read what Or. Bushnell says Of the Grsfen-
berg Medicines. DR.. B. Is hysician Of extensive
practice and OF the most succgsgful in the coun
" Crrunb ull) in which hs resides ~ 4
This certihes thai have used the Grasfen ber7'H
ais and Marshall's CathOlcon, Seld here by n, u
Johnson, in my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, TrUmbuA county, Ohio, March Z, ISL
Sold BY Druggists and Aedicine DeaieIB through
out she country. For Medicines or A Aaencies, adj
dress n. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
ian5d&W - General AgsRtfoF Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

70 such 8 isgfea. indeed, through Indulgence,
that often wonder you passed as seathless
through a.tEyiug ordeal as you have. Nat
urally, you possess good heart, but
"Say no more, my DEAR" interrupted,
taking her hard, "you speak like an oracle.
/ was spoiled, and fear my wife is rot chang
ing, the early treatment You know, I an
certain-or else you would hot endure il, as
patiently as you d5--that am far from
meaning any Of lie cruel aud progoking
words | often say, but thst stea At The mo-
ment am ultering them, my heart actually
grieyes for the pain know am causing You,
and yearus to claspyou to my breast, as once
] did, and now again I doeand zith thetwis
light in the west Whisper iess
you, love you, darling one 2"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

~COuntry dea. .ssrs visiting our city viii
bssrin mind that most of our Drug Stores are ths
pluoes to fnd genuine dru y, and such STAPLE sno
Fenuins medicines Is Perry paEit'H Pain Killer
Dr. RIehErdson's Sherry Wing Bittsrs End Dr'
Weaver CAukar and Salt Rheam syrup and ~
rate Any druggist dealing IN such VtlP and good
medicines must prosper, and % use them warrants
health.
~ sold eVsTywhers, and By 3. r. Gaylord. hm.
.Flsks, @. s. MaokenEie, Strong 3 Armstrong; ond
u. W. sackridsr, Cleveland, o.
HS-ser AdV-rtiseEasntfn another column
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
MOrnERis - Ills.

Ths following q an sxtracl l1oH loitsr Eritlsn
by the pastor Of . Baptist Church lc the Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, ohio, aad 1pcnta vol.
Hhs wIzuLOWs sOOEHIHe BrRuP poi OmlnhEs
fEEfRlNoi
I'VE So IN adVertilemeati1 EQur columns Era
Ninaiow'a sootkiag syrep. nos - never said 8
word IN iagor o. patent madeleine bsf1Tn n our ule
bui We bel eompailod 20 esy q gocr raa tat thia
no humbus-NE HAvE FRIzoEI, AEB KEov AZ 70
All II oLAIua. Il probably, enc o. 3he mest
eoesstul medicines oi the day, beceuss Il s oao oi
Tie best And those Of your readers who have babies
can't % better than 10 iAy a supplF-r ---r .--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
THE GKKFENliiBRIRSai I
AARSHALL'S UTEKINE OATH0LICoN,

which il offered as certain cure IN cases acc0mpa-
med with the following symptoms irregularities.
weakness, Iaintness, Dtranged Appetite, Sallow
Com plexton, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Chils,
ralga, PalpitAtion Of the Heart, Dizziness, 6erV-
business, Hegdache, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Eiushes Uf the Heart General Pain, Crawling aud
Pam IN the Spine and between the ShOuIdsrH, Acid
Stomaca, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with hest smRrting, itching, Burning or
err tation to the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
p Sr Mysteries Anxiety, Red Face, Nervous TWitch-
II !, Starting, Constipation, irritable Temper Sad
agulsr Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
!, -rins Organs Numbness and Pans in the Limb bs,
Loss Of the Memory Bewiderment, Soreness in the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

~Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
Isasost certainly valuable family edicine, 1t Il
seueh sought afisr for. and even day affords new
e0s OF the peculiar Effects Of this preparation. In
-. y Eher= disordered condition o. the stomach,
Hv.r cd bowels is eonbihsd With er1st debility,
Dsvon, Sesh nsls, and intense neianehoiys IL eis
f.-,s ar n, Nst bsHsdeisl snd wonderful
- Thg 81 Mt Wins BittsEs are for sale by :. r
e.v,ors stro,, : 4 Armstrong, aRd O. 3 HaeksnEie,
OisEsland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

SS- VIZ conRratniate our readers upon The
aireogery Of -urs care for Rlrua atism, GOut and
GeuralEia and al Eer uisl Diselsu1, which i ei-
tsrtsd Wifh1ut the use of internal ueioines, which
t,Nstr0y the constitution aud We temporary relief
On y. In fact, lt 4 she on1 knon remedy efegtitg
ri st,ct cure, and tes hted, from lie re-
sb1n NndatiOns On caiiinR the a7ieutlop Of the al
dictsd apd tnUae having irlens suieriHg from khsu-
uatism Spar 0r Neuralgia qr the parniclOis effects
of our paper, 81 Dc Leiad's Autl- kheumatic Baud.
EsJ-sold by Wm. Fisk &, Cleveland. q. tsbB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

sE...-f HABTFORD, Trumbun Co, o.
hereby certify that have been dealing IN the
9rRieuberg Medicines for the past year ana can tru
" say that have never Onerod any medicines to tho
public that have met with The decided apprObatiou
ot the poople like these, particularly the Pills and
CathOtcon. They will perform all and more than is
promised for them. 1 have sold about any bottleg
Of the JathOlic9u the past year and hear the best
results IN eyery case. J. h. q. JOHNSON,
March !, 1851. Medical Agent.