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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-09-14

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-09-14
Gum Srrtaut butra pi,l.lbsn auf Qasr:

Bum Srrtaut bnbrn ptsidbsH auf 3as.r:
30 6bbs. Sreafs, feline.
% 5bhs. SHOULDERS, feline.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
NUMBER %.

ny the ofnsse Plsthe periodic attacks OF Nros et
Herdache may he prevented and taken The
men Of attack lmmsds;e relief pain ans sickness VII bs
obtained.
They seldom fan In removing the Sdgssd ard Heddcchs 70
which females p subject.
Tley act gent'y upon the bowes,-renoyiDs Cotitenss
For LHeGTy A IdsEfs, Delicate Females and all perssns
OF StdGntly Aa6, they valuable Lasctire improving
he appetite sgng tone end vigor the dgesTs organs: aDd
restoring the nstUTa ty and strength OF the whole system
The oEPBAIIC PILLS the esul; Of lorg svesgaon and
carefully conducted experiments having IN many years.
during which ne they hare prevented ard relieved v,n
spornt Of pain and ruIeng from Headache whether ohHa
ting in tie system from a deranseI Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable In u F competition, and be
ken a. al mes With perfect safety, without making any ehsage Of
de-: and nc ea5sao of any dsagrsoIs his renders easy
n ddufatter Ecn1 "a oAilire1
BEWARE OF COCNTEBFETsl
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry spadns each
eox
by Druggists ami Al other Dealers IN Heliclne.
Abox will be sent by mail, prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE, as CENTS.
All orders should be addressedto
= HENRY c. sPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
RICHMOND WHIG.
VIITJYERY FALL TRADE, 1860.

- srrr 20 car aiterUon ~ removal om No 100 Main
| 10 The ooneto-s usT building No 20 Main sEeeS, al
ioan' ''- UsPOTswOOD HOTEL"
~ SD saI Oh streets; where an prepared 70 exhibit Aars
EH''-' MILLINERY GOODS
,fs Millinery Atcs than heretofore, consisting of
- 49, "a Velvet 5cac- B'7uc; Funcs Ribbons, French
rf5us-s Bridal 3r-aths Head Dresses Dress Cas-
Ia Re-iaas Grave sui Muslin Collars and Sleeves In
a., Cars Ht1 aai DctE' 1 es ana TABS &C IN an es
Cl.s and NAltas, ofEn kuds IN The latest fash
i9-r,--- ~ .t...siou N. Q. BARrUS,
= 2s9 Man 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
From o.. Aar,yts,y pro,id,,,, py

TFV'F I'o I'''0'-F'Tt ~ '7oIH, HIiNT
II you have been ubled with the heads che send for
box Phac P tina; you may have IN case Of an AZ.
sck.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
From. Ne D.rno,rat. 81 clo,sa. Yrnn.

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in than thousand cases. with en-
tire
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1851.
BOOKs-Yor sale by

X JAvEs woODHousE 4 CO.
Tarl,on Campaigns History Of the Campaigns Of 7SO il
In the Sou hern Provinces Of North America BY Lieut.
Ta7ltcn with maps and plans qiao, finely bound In hall
Morocco, git top.
Wilson'S American ornlthOogy9 vols Oo bound in superb
copy, In half Morocco. gilt top
Smiths Hittory OF Virginia 2y,ls, Svo.
JohnyoL's Ind an Narrative. y mo boards.
Burse's History OF Vi gala vols, $40
Amon Anecdotes Life Of the Rt Hon. William Pitt Earl Of
Chatham. 8vols svo., CALI
Po,,enel'e on the ur.iiy OF Worlds svo calf
Memoirs OF the Reign King Charles the Fs by Philip
wick svo., half Morocco, gilt top.
Tsy.ors Arator. vol, ~ mo.
tn Characters OF eophrasus Translated from the Creek
Illustrated by Ph7sognomica skeehe vol }vo boafds
Porers (sr Robt Ke travels In Georgia Persia ena
Client nabyloaa with Engrsviugs Portraits Cos
tunes &c. vols querto full calf extra
Deaths Dngv-uumerous Original Compos.ns; 80 Plates BY
TIal fcalL Frl5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

From he Examiner, Norton, Ia.
Cephsc Pills accomplish the object for which they were MADE,
viz Cure OF headache in all is forms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

The Cephac Pills said 70 be remarkably Effective rem
for the headache s.d very for that very reou
complaint which has ever been dsccveed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

HESRY o. sPlIDrsG, ESQ. O'''''
Please find neosed wenfve cents for send ne arott.
Crtr tri6d INV
Direct 4. SLOWER, p ~
Belle Vernon, Wyandot o. O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

From he Western n. r. Gazette Chicago, IT,
We heartily endorse Mr. spaldng and bis unvaed Cephs
Plk. >r"-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

From ne Kanduhd Valley Star, Kdnduhd, IA.
We that persons surerng Who try them
will stick 10 them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II, 1880.


IL o. sPLIDyG, ESQ. - ~
wish for circulars large chow bills 10 bring your De-
phaic Pills particularly before custorsrs m you raw.
anything OF the kicd, please send c me- 80
One Of customers who 20 severe sfek Headache
(usualy lasting days. cldd ofdn dtGct In b
your Fa!s, which sent her. ~
Respectfully yours
w. B. WILKEa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
II. @. sPALDryo

bPhuCE CAkkk, hUNrfsorns Co.. Pa, 4
Il. G. sPALDyo.
SIa
You will please send two boIes OF your Cephae P Send
them Immediately. Respectfully yours ~
JN0 sIMoNs
ps-IhGve used one bos efgoar PHs Hd aer. esSex
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
yours,
w. B. wILKEs.
ha. SPLLDyg.

YrsrLAsr, NICE, Jan. H. 1851.
SIR:
Not long since sent 10 you for box Cephac Pills for he
Of the Nervous Headache and Coyenes and received tbs
same, and hey had so good an eject tcds induced M
Please send By return mall DIec, to
A. r. WHEELER
Ypsilant, Mich.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

(NRILDREE,s CsRRIAG s-A new and beautiful
nnal fnr Tln3. A. RILKLEY 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

V-ALUsU.s,E BOOK.-The Diary Of George Wahlrg
ton from l79 1891 embracing the openiug o. the nrs
Congress hs through New and Long Island md
tie uLern states tsgaiher with his Journal '.u to the Ohio
ia 1s.S.
Ei d by Eensoa > Ios ,ns Price al5o.
1 gust puui he'd and for sale a.
| ss'e RANDOLPHs Pook Store and Bnd.-y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

Married Persons Young Nen contemplating marriage being
aware Of physical weakness organic debility deorInies &C
speedily cured.
Re who places himself under the Of Dr. may ezouy
eonade his honor ecr eman and confidently rely upon his
aLIIf - mL.r.l.L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

Especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary Vice. that
lradul destructive habit which annually seeps 10 an unts.
y grave thousands Of Young oh ost exalted talents ard
t-i Hat; intellect who might oherse have enrsnced listening
Eh the uDiers Of eoquen:c yaked 20 ecsacy The
living Tyre, may call wi'k iu confidence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

~ E,ASS-U-aIg -Comasrg Goblets. Tu-bisrs, Fine'
u Champagael Lem9nade e aud agcr Beer Glasses Sal
Finger bowls Glass Ties sIhds Pitcher Gsss
Tubes, m >a Celars Fish CT hes &c for sale L She China
and y Furnishing store OF Thus A. BULKLkY co,
spl5 l31 dain street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

Ma. s9ALDsa.
sIa:
wish eend box Of vour Cephsrc Pill. \
hare receirea grsdfdsGL Of Lene nj troDi Aera '
Yours, pectfnlly.
MARY ANN sTOIKHoUsE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
LAW CARDS.
DAVID >. q. CABI

aFfa q = os u. z = Mill,
A ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRACrCEs IN all the of the counties Of Nelson and
Amherst He will stiesd any law business
HIN N the adjacent counties
81 Address. lye River Warehouse P o. Nelson Co., Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

From he Southern Pdn Finder, Heto ORLEANS L.
Try them you thst afflicted that your tes.
tony sdded N the already reeey
ed benefits that other medlrine an produce.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
Two Steps in the Right Direc-
linn.

We nresi,,,e tho mnst chronic cavalier will
NOT deny thai The Na-aI and military expedi.
finn rr,.,n E,r ross Nonru, and d.ciaration nj
Martial law 10 Missouri bv Cep. Fremont are
two s,ru, in IN. riyht direction. We have had
every confidence iLat SO soon rs our scattered
Nwyy eoI,L be Concentrated and reipforced
important .xpediiions would move along the
c,,,st and we baxs had mn svmn,,bv with
,I,s,. ,;nr,.ason,I,I.. cro,tars WI demanded
,i,, ,,,r .h;ns in E,r,.;rn s,.s sbnrld ;nxI,n,Iv
nnu.ar on nnr cnast and new ones sbonld
mn in n dav at the cnmmand of the Secretarv of
the Nayv.
The tok;nc of Fort H,,ter,s ;s n xorv s;onif- :
can't f,ct-no, so mnch in itself conside ered~as
showing what th,. desion of the Admin nistrntion
i i, ,L ,r,,, ,f r,,t;n ,,,,, - n,r tlo r,,.I.
RI maks m Tbs Sta,ss hav.. ,be;r AVN hands
f,'Ii =, -, ., -. Ill -,
H., ~ - ~, I'.uo"' " ". Iii ',' -
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
The RhinOccrOS Excitement at
LA Crosse.

The Rhinoceros lately belonging to Dan
Rice, which was lost in tbs river while en-
route to this city from Prairie du CHEN,
is still in the slough, five miles below here,
where he was when our paper was issred
on Monday. He has been out of The WA
ter four times since then, cunfining his dep
relations 10 the corntiell of Henry Nun.
ger, adjacent 10 the slough. Messrs. Nun
ger ard Wrigl!tron, who were so badly
scared 10y tie MONSTER on Sunday last, as
sisted by seve:al Sporsmen from this city,
fixed a platform in the Branches of the
trees under which the animal passes COM
ing in and going out Of the water, from
which they suspended ropes so that when
it came out to feed, they could get slip
ping moose over lis head. Three large
ropes were attached To the limbs of the
trees, and five men were Stationed on the
platform 10 manage Them. Alter waiting
three hours yesterday, the MONSTER wal
died out of the slough, snutfed the air,
shook the Waterfront his eyes, AMI with
heavy tread clambere,i up the bank toward
The curnfed. As he passed under where
The men were stationed, they succeed ID in
getting one Of the nooses over his head,
but could not tighten it till the rope was
around his body.
When with su,llen crv of surprise.
followed 10y surt OF below, he wheeled
aud made for the water. The single rope
was useless, ;s it broke the large limb If
the tree To which it Wa, attached, causing
the men To come tumbliny To tho ground,
while the monster rushed for the water,
with sixty odd feet OF inch rope fast to its
body.
Dan Rice has sent an agent to surerin-
tend its capture, who will give two thou
sand dollars to the party who will capture
it alive. Long poles have been firmly
planted in the slough, SO that the animal
cannot escape by any possibility. When
the cage sank, it pulled loose, as It's nose
is badly laceraed from the giving way OF
the mu c!e in which the ring was liked.
Th. farmers in thai vicinity are in great
fear md insist that cannon shall be sent
:hem with which to forever stop the roam
iny of this Behemoth of the antedeluvian
use, but the agent of Dan Rice will not
vet consent, MS the animal is worth alive,
$4,000. Thousands of people visit the
place daily, in hope to MD in the capture
If such game, which Is n uitle larger than
his country usually atfords.-La Crosse
Dem. 2SM.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
What Makes :, Man.

A man never knows what lie is capable
of unIii he has t,i,.d all his powers. There
seems 10 be no bnunI lo human capacity.
Insight. energy and modest talent, driven
by circumstances TO undertake some form
ldable looking work, has felt lis own unlir-
ell, hitherto unccncious powers rising up 10
grapple and To master, aud afterwards stood
amazed at his own unexpected SUCCESS
Those circumstances, those people, enemies
and frIends that provoke II, To any noble
undertaking, a,c our gra,esl benefaclors.-
Opposition aud persecution do more good
f''r man than any seemingly good fortune.
The sneers and critics develope the latent
hire Of the young poet. The anathemas of
The angry church intlame the Zeal of the
reformer. Tyranny, threats, f.gge,s, tor
iure, raise up heroes. martyrs, who night
otherwise have slept AWAY slolhiul ami
ihuuyhiless lives, never dreaming what
splendid acts and words lay buried in their
bosoms. Who knows but wrongs Of socie-
ty ars permitted because of the fine GOLD
which is beaten out of The crude ore uf hu-
maniiy. Here is truth worth considering.
Are sou in poverty? Have you suffered
wrong! Are you beset by eneniesl Now
is your time! Never lie there depr. sseJ
and melancholy. Sp nd no lime in ijle
whining. Up, like u lion! Make no COM
plain,, it difficulty fight you, roar your def
snce. You are at school this is your neces-
,ary discipline, poverty and pain are your
use The powers God has Civ
IN you, and You shall master at last. Fear
If failure is the fruitful cause of failure
Stand firm and YOU will not fail. What
Gems failure at first is only discipline
Accep. the lesson; trust the grand result;
trike and strike again; and you shall al
rays gain; whatever the fortune Of to-day's
o morrow's battle.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
Speech of Hon. David Tod,
Yours irnly,
d. X. NIXON.

The Chardon Democrat furnishes the
following brief synopsis of speech recent
ly beliverel by Hoa. David Tod, at Little
Mountain:
lion. David Tod. who has been Spending
afew days at the Little Mountains, for tho
benefit Of his health, being caIle,! out on
the day of the Sabbath School Pie Mic,
made u brief but nost stirring patriotic
speech. After an appropriate introduction,
10y Judge Hitchcock, he proceeded without
Needless formalily, TO define bis position 10
relation 10 the National crisis. He said he
was for the war, without qualification or
compromise, and its vigorous prosecution
until treason and rebellion should b, utter
ly suppressed; and, if necessary, he was
ready TO sacrifice his last son, his last PIG
of iron and ton of coal, and his last dollar
in money, and then go to the war himself.
He had strenuously opposed the election
of MIR. Lincoln, yet he approved his war
policy, and doubted whether even General
jackson would do better in this crisis. He
had but one word of advice 10 whisper in
Mr.. Lincoln's ear, and that was, that when
the rebellion should be suppressed, be
would say 10 JEFF. Davis: "You hang on
that tree" ."(poinling to one near by and to
Beauregard: you hang on that" point
ing to another) and to Wise: '.You hang
whichever you can find hemp" He would
have at least thirty of the traitors suffer the
penalty Of death.
In regard to the recent Democratic State
Convention, Mr.. Tod was very severe in his
remarks. That Convention he said was
made up of the corruption of the Democrat
ic party which was purer for being rid oft.
He denounced its action in the strongest
terms, as giving aid and comfort to the en-
rmy, and said, if it was right, then every
Union soldier was murderer. He had
one son in the war, and said he: .'Can I
denounce my own sou as mur,lefers"
Mr.. Tod's speech occasioned great en-
tbusiasm among the thousands who heard
it, and is theme Of general praise in this
community.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
Defense of Cincinnati.

We mentioned yesterday the action of the
Cincinnati Council and citizens in regard TO
the defense of that city. The eommitiee visil-
ed Columbus and Governor Dennison promptly
met their request. The journal says:
He determined TO order two batteries of
six guns each to be Immediately sent, one TO
Cincinnati. the other to Camp Dennison,-to
use his influence 10 render Camp Dennison, n
amp in which a force would always be held
to order five regiments in part orgrnized,
and 10 be organized at that camp, and take such
other steps might seem necessary TO make
the protection of the Southwestern border ef-
lccual.
at the pronpness with which they were met
by the Governor, and the consequent success Of
their mission.
Quartermasler General Wood goes TO Cincin-
naii To-day with battery of six guns COM
plcle in all respects excepting horses.