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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-07

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the accused by the nature Of the wca-
pom used. Thus where all the malice
necessary to make or constitute murder
in the first degree exists in the breast
Of the accused, he purposely obtains a
weapon which may inhict great bodily
harm or physical injury, but is not such
an one as he would naturally selec; If
lie intended toproduce death, or in other
words, is not among the class known as
deadly weapons, and yet death ensues,
such would be murder in the second
degree. The truth is the law is SO
framed that no one shall pay his life as
apcnalty, without he has committed
homicide attended with the aggravated
circumstances Of premeditated aud de-
iiberate killing with malice afore-
thought or in the Preparation or at
tempt to perpetTate some one Of tle fcl-
ouies recited in section 12.
Section Is defines mapslaughter.
The language is easily understood and
It is believed requires no explanation
from the court. You will patiently in
vestigatc such a charge if any be pre-
sented. While an indictment for MUIR
der includes all the lesser grades, and
VIII authorize . petit jury to iind a par
~ guilty Of either Of the degrees, or of
manslaughter, you can find an indict-
hent upon the facts a. you find them.
There is one other subject to which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-02

Miss MARTINE,U contributes to the latost
AHdnhc an excellent article on Lady BrR Ro0
JrOying that tho latter had more real haarS
than the poet Of sentiment and passien-her
husband. The follow ing account Of tho msr~
rlago will interest all readers!
They were married on the second a Jnaus-y.
The wee ding miserable. Bylos awoks n -
'f his melancholy mouds, aud wandered alsn0
N the grounds tll called " b mAsstsA
Ills wayward mid full Of all the 49,
cations that were least cougeniAl with SAa
day. His thoughts were full Of NAsv 0nAr
w,Hri, and Of old scenes In his Life, whisk
he iAncied he loved because he WAS now ln1-
ing them behind. lie declared that hiA pcsa q
" The Drcam," WA . true picture Of his weddllg
morning and there are circumstances, not told b
his Life" which render this probable. Ansr Ne
ceremony and breAkfa the young couple leh D0r
ham for Sir RAiPn's scat nj HAlnaby Towards dusk
Il that winter day tbs carriage drove up V ths
Ia young lady and her bridegroom. The
IBent the earrings door opened tha briAS.
lroom jumped out and walked away. When hia
bride slighted, tn. Old servant wAs xghAst. shs
caIne up the st.ps with the listless gait a
despair. Her face and movements express
such utter horror and desnistinn that tho old bus
Ter lOng,d ~ offer his arm to the lonsly young
ri,atuTe, ~ Az Rihutancs uf sympathy and proteor
uun. VARIOUS st0ii.a got abroad as " the casss
u! thir horror, une probably false another and.
ior his own part, NYuos met them by q false story
Ui Miss MuuASkEs ndy's maid having be1u stuck
IN bOdklnwhc, lutwusn them. As I.ldy Bvnoss
,eriuly got over tue sLo,k, the probability u
that she sat fed herself that .o had been suffering
sulJsc,, both couststut orally aud A. the pet Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-02

An illustrated natural history Of tho aninsa1
Kingdom has just been published by 3. G.
GoUDHIcu. II has ,, 100 en.sravings. Ii IL .
highly useful work Among other information
abOunding In 1t, II contains tho following,
which is an estimate Of the number Of horsol
in the world. From this we extract tho fol-
lowing:
The general ostimltc has been eight 70
eighteen horses in Europe to every hundred In
habitants. Denmark has forty-ivs horses FOG
every hundred inhabitants, which Is more thaa
any other European country. Great Britain
and lrclaud have 2, 800, 900 horses; Francs has
3 0OO, 600; Austrian Empire, eScluiivo Of Italy,
1900, 600 Russia has 0, 500, 900 /; tho Uniled
States have 100000 horses, which Is moro
than any European country; tho horses of the
whole world are estimated at 81, i2O,UO Rus
sia has ~ 900, OOO cattle Great Britain and
Holland havl 5000, 900; Austria has IL, ON, =
600; France 5000, 900; Untel States ~ Amcr-
lea have q, ,OUO, 900. The whole world is esti-
mated to contain 30, 600, 900. II is supposed
that one. tlIiri of them ar0 killed annually. -
that W. have about 2sO, coo, ,OtO million pounds,
20 00O, 0oO skins, 10, 100000 horns, 2S0, 900, :
lOs feet annually to DO converted iato besk,
tallow, lea.her, combs, glue, etc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-02
THE NEW YORK SUN
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 3, 1851.
The Fulton strcct Prayer Meesi.s.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-02

Late letters from Commodore SrRDsLIS&
received by the Navy Department, furnish "a
tcreeting information in regard 10 tho "Isnsr
Sea Of Japan, and tho discovery Of q rev ohan-
nel in his passage from Nagasal " KAaagaw~-
lle sSys
'In our passage ffom tho former place 70 ths
latter, we went through the inner sea- Of JAesA.
Thi4 sea has NO, Leen frcqusnted hy iore,ss shiss
until the rreseut year. II Is studded with 49,
islands, and bss several tostuous ssrAits- II v nee
from difhcultits, not we'll adalted for sailing ~
sels, but Ii perfectly sNfs for sisAniera- Oe 60
passage through we anchored svsy p'sss -
ihe piloss were not willing " run sxcspt BY dY-
hght When the ssa Is more frequontsd, and skip-
masters become acquainted with the proper paneen
for anchorage, II will, have no douts. bs As
yhoroughfsre for all steamers running besvsA =
nagawa and Nsgasaki, particularly aitsr sse -.
Of Hooao and Ossoa are opened TO trade. Ossoa u
the cornmsrsial emporium OF Japan, wssre an ne
capitalists reside. 1u !ss vicinity - ihs prnc5es
six and tea districts, and on an - nr an-
tant are tho richest copper mines ncui pas.sgs
| tbrouaL the 'lnner sea- We snchorsd four unsA
Al TWO Of ,hess We were offered wood And ws.Ss
ard yben usrties Of officers landed thy were -
ni,,ed 10 walk around the sowns, sDd were sssAsa
| WITH lho greatest oivility."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-02
MACHINERY,
NICK's ANTLFRICTION MACHINE,
FOR PUNCHING, sHEARING,
- AND pKEsslNg IhON, &oa,.,

LIsJsshyIsa HGcnINEs GSNHN fs The NwaoRfb,.
5v.ickion y all but done away with, ns1t % no oii
= rSTIroA In running thsm and repairs are need
q for yeanE the largest machine require les than
yfhoiss. power tor sheA,ins and Panshias Irsa 70
ths worf in the most smooth and psrfeo manner.
s rslS 70 the l.IssA and moss sooce.,fsl sstsb .h
rious machines aads undsf DICKS .PATEHr.
IS e Coorn Hnwsr.. Trertoq, y Z" CSSLEs ~
Y1An Es9pn GO, frovidscSSs' y; l.;
WsTs E%lMa kIIIs, Detroit ich.; Collins AXE
koyosI Cc.li.syi!lc, O.; snd ay eshsn IN nS'r Sss
-, u, many o. whom, siSsr usias them for two OF
Y ~ vssr, say they would not be Without them for
,npsSiesn With any Other mashisss Known 10 them,
- tksy Psy br their eost In svgy six months asa
STEVENS BRoTHER 4 CO.
.atsgEE EE AosSS " A sEW sEMhYGK YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-02
GRSTI.EnEN,s LIST.

" eumc Mr. Edmond Youngtwh Ut Fannie
II Young hrs Ale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-02

Hos. VlMoIHr o. HOWE who has jsst ssA
chosen u. 4. Senator from Wisconsin, " -
tive Of ReadReld, Maine, and stsdisd law n -
sams Office with Hca. Sol u. AonsnA, -.
HOWE b an sbie, clear -hsadad lAwys vfo -
Conservative tsadsaSiss of bis pedsaHsn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-02
IJgV YORK MACHINERY DRPor.
srEvgNs sa9ThEk a9Th q 90,

pvv Ss-u,-aon q satsssry ana psgs.has ssam
k nsins snd hand isths~ poser and hand yaAn-
lriiis, Sesr cutting machines, boh euttert nertis
IN - nis a various kinds; grain MILL In sreat
sS AZ or saie 4 ths very loves psissss ,,,Y e ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-02
? EHIeH MRTALLIC PAIET-THB UN

EHIQH METALLIC PAINT-THb UN-
UlsSs,sd srsuts 6ss this inSsiusbls paanA are Pc
5sss1S -: -. as.isr ~ ss ssS i;s Z =
- = ~ - : a. ~ Sssrfst, Ssiss iailY g d.
@Ssi &c psIyins re "a ssssf nth S.isin: a.
Sl:5 M sas sSss q ~ Isint vin Ss tsyt r.. sss
kSf&1sy ssasrss 10 80 -: e 3 ~ = ~ e % ss
- suvns s'RRr.sz. s.SSSs.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26
IRsUM's MERICAn MUsEUM.

ID ARAUA'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
UNPRECEDENltD ATTRACTIONS
The bril- liant OF the week induces tbs Manages
to offer the following
sPLrNni6 ARRAY or ATTRACTIONS
for the present. which Il will be ccpcedt q u worth
MANY TiMEo IHE PRICE or ADM SION
10 the entife Museum he great drama,
THE WOMAN AN While,
from the great story Of htt by Wilkie Collins WI -
perfotncd every afternoon and evening
Tc following living wonders o. be al h0uruy
OLD ADAMS CALIFORNIA nENAGkkIR
OF AMI EICAN BEAo GRIZZLY BEARS, &c
The GREAT M,BMOTu REAR IAN on,
Welghins 100 lbs All exhibit ed and performed by
HEIR DRiESBACH, TTiE REROWHED E.ON rAMkA
THE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LION,
Old Neptune, ~onRch of tho Ocean
The two living hdgen, living albno Family frum
Mefsga living What is ,D Us It Many MnlksvS
bobf thirty living sunk the living Happy
miIy, tho living learned ses, $50 speckied Brook rouk
Aqtmra Wax Figures a mi lion cuviosties
ling this host
Is only Children under sn 10 ParqueA y
cents extra children under 10, ten cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

AQ7 GRAND STREET. THrRr rLOOR MADAME
fCe wID0ER csirvoysnt and rft.d spanisb lsdy. un.
wells the mysteries Of fusuriy love marriage rent ierd
sckn pescrbes medicin~s for I'll Diseases tells lucky
nunscrs, peoyersy lcst or stolen, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

DOWKRY THEATRE
ID Tonight Tuesday,, Feb. 70,
And following evenings
Tonight,
Tho First Company Of the
SEVENTY NINTH REGIMENT, (HIGliLAND GUAMA
viii attend In costume
"Au plsided and plumed in their tartan array"
VNALrERABLY THE LAST NIGHT
But THREE
Startling. amazing. nefable and ndoscrihahaD
MALI AL PHENOMENA
And transcend ntaly ine1m an ible wonders q
fhoFEeSDh ANDERSON,
ENTIRELY NEW gHAUMASC0PEs
Win eier
40 The view or the entranced spectator ssSn
OF nehaung scenes, rendering Old Bowery more ~
vitoapg than
TIE GARDENS or ARMIDA,
and realizing tho
MAGIC IL xL4Ls or ELLIS.
Second night OF the ew Trick.
n BONNET FROM ru1 CLOUDS.
Second night of the Trick
the PHOENIX CHAPEAJ
Second night OF the New fricK
BEAUTY OUT on ASaES AND SMOKE
Second n,gat Of ,he New Trick.
A. DEssOGS AND AU DEssUS
GRAND Military OVATION
2be Last Day Performance
TOMORROW, WkDNE. DAY. AT 49,
TO nighl evening At half
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

ANTHOLOGY.
BONA rIpE Asr.oLooIsr THAT EVERY oSE
Of YOUR a. .oon a. yoa enter ser room Madame
wrop The greatest that eyer was kuoTn she
he events Of your lte Her predictions
m as as II not me
ss. po,hns By. rSs, & to Az
advice has known fail and twenty Thousand
sG. 20 nhp nsE 70
seic charms which are ever certain In her cec, ry
Pouson and Stanton the bakery Fee for ladies'
and gentlemen 90 cents.
sIoslsnIsc -M MAJ M9Esow sExssSa
hon sS cn MARY.
Houston Gentlemen not admitted
y olaIryoysn, roon. Ho Ess. .en.is.s ,trse ee,~s
First and a., The most s medical 200
ZION guaranteed slwaysor no pay
AZ ADANe sBArPER HAS REMOVED FROM ssvEsTa
~. h.. third door she ss Continues 70 s .cou. love
marriage absent friends business and journeys Ladies
MADAME RAy,. ss SEVENTH AVENUE, MEAS
I-sny evsns street surprsos Al who visit hs, IN
your very tbcushs luck, ladies'
MADAME BURT HAS TO IsroRM TdE LADIES
that she has ssmSyed 70 I'D stanton street .r doors
,lemen no, aemtsd onlce sonrs 'roms "A. S.,oor
CNRo WOULD NOT 90 waEsE FoerUSB Lsi-ao
w ye see M,s, WELLdkGros. The great English orc
nSd per.otsy p liter :. .Gsis = NE conoernins
health wealth, and sul reeaim drsos nfsrhd
RsmsD .sd .s SHy or wss nd
uci an business anair. and AZ. guarantee: fs lie
Delay POT s 2 this sry sd and
Do Il her resdencs l0 sixth oppo
d27 GRAND STREET, rHIxr FLOOR MADAME
wells the mysteries Of fuury love MARRIAGE absent srds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE WOOD EIAN0-
IA forte for saeRichly carved legs and round
ners plate inad with satin wood oyersrung
nlad with pearl and pearl keys made to order for the pre-
by city makers, fully guaranteed for three
years, been but five months $780, will be sold for
$3.50 Including stool ard Cover Also eegan Drawing Room
Suit $40 for $50 Inquire ut No ~ West twenty h
street. : sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

CrOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRk
steamer OF Saturday, March 9.
The United states Mali steamship
ADRIATIC
W leave from pier foot nf Canal street. North river
Saturday. March FOR the above ports touching Queens
The sdiaIo has water tight Compartments, and is uAex.
aeled for comfort, safety and speed
iatea 81 passage, Cabin 10 Havre $40
Of passage, Cabin TO Southampton .......... 100
SecOnd Cabin, TO southampton aavre .......... %
Fer freight or passage apply to
ROWLAND AsPINwALL,
Agents
s. and IS South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

PHILADELPHIA ALE, PHILADELPHIA ALH-
Genuine philadelphia Ale, three cents per glassi gsss
OF ale and sandv ich for six cents, at SPkNCkRs NO
Ccrtlsnd street. Broadway Pork and Beans Or
tsss, coaA Ham, Pies, Picklcd tongues
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
fIo MKnCHANT. AND wsoEEs.LE ga >


II "a g. scA2cE AND DEstRhDLE GcoDS-we We
store aud receiving from vsros Southern the ov
Cloths fancy aud uruing FTirt; 20 bset uht
colortd fsnnss wool Plata ilEssy bieaehs
Dueks prnie, Aousselne ares nd ecorsd pseea
Lap ms black Robahes bsck and eoloTed elk aed Nel,r
black Italian Cloths t4ck satine military Ciols a1d Ca
eres rdisubbcr and Legsnss: black and eoored
pg s DO do patent lhreads white spool Cotton cord pan
aud Bu.t5ns; rAcite Thread firs nslino Shirts
Drssers Steel Hoop ssr large stOcs OF Fan aud sin.
.ns a. r. Msrsss scss S3 ' 'a Tor s
ii S .1.i IA. d.
o. Fled yonesors and Artillery; aiso Manual Of igat
Army. Captain Engineers IN RegmeD \. v Price d 25
SOUrHRHN SCHOOL RO0gs Ros SOUTH.
- E2h SCHuoLs.--A. MORRs, Putlsner Richmond, Va p
lent srcs o. school Readers prepared By Butler Be-
Louisville, Kehtaeky, etmprisog: -.
TIE rs: School Reader y pp Isao, ptoa'e illustrated
preeisc ps.
II Ih Second School Reader lvc isuO Prosssi asir
Ill Reader se PIP, lsaO prOia'eIy ia.,rs
Nv The Fourth sehOO Reader aea PIP, anO Pfousely as,r'
The NH school Reader $50 pp isuO nrO:'ey Illustrated
W. School Rsade 52s pp, limo. with rhesorsslis'
These are the best bock and when the execution snd
Of mater taken no confederation hey are the ohespe'
Cro.st's school Arithmetic, price Bsc b .
Crosets First Lessons In Aritanet c. price 26:. 49,.
sesehrs as berg he hys. reSe, en- the senes
Ia he above nj hsete viii bs ioufd sssS qasrtrd Win d
reasoning pts the cree sn by fther eihoi
eoaih .l' --
RESI- uton passed at be ubern Commercial Convention
It's ses,ion ln ssysnn,h, bee, $50
Resolved That the encsurageren o. THE Fouern puoc du
and shoed be given pabshe Of school
who have already sue1 haye Ia course Of Pabeso Is
Sketches OF Uned states History ged IN iorn otQuec
and Answer. BY B. Carroll, ' ! pdas i5e. osli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

O0.O0O FEST OF srAhoNED HEART LrMBER, to arrive.
L o. sitting Of the following;
4 by inches, from 10 % feet In length.
z, - ~ a
weAiharboardlng from I Ct, 20 feet In lengtA .r.
GArsen Rails by 4, l6 feet In length,
Inch B,ards ana extra Flooring Pihut for sse by
oe2S ~. W. ~ PIFAsASrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
HgDxmprIoN OF ssos,4 90 OF VIRGINIA

] ~ NJ |lIX PER UNIT UkBI. - - ! :, :.
TrNBE holders Of the following eettfesies OF deb Issued oy the
se o. Velo. nader an "Ac 70 rroras or we consfuc
on Of ia mike road ON stsuntcn 10 Paf erlbug, pasd
ie s iss rs amended by he 81 section Of an asi 70 pro-
raising certain railroad pan.es aad Tor os
purpsts passed 9st i59 VIII take nose ihat the Com
Sonss a. the sskng fund s proceed on the Slst DAY Of
Beer ls6 redeem the said certificates Except much here
ny appear be held eers o the United stni a. me
Treasury Ct the conmonEsa lhs hodsr OF said eer;icaie
require end IL Sist Dscebe 1851 70 surrender the
the oes Of the second Au o whether surrendered or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
RICHNOND DAILY RaIG.

fNSaS:
Daily fapeE, IS psf asrGn weekly, 81 Weekly, ~ 81
sGvaace Re-aancss be Estc a. he r1k Of We
Rushrs svssRre The deposit CT
istErin he Post ones eeatAiElng Ie1ey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

DACON.-Iboo Ibs pr.ns nosntsn Bacon
ss-'s r'' S'' IL Issss;S TsCsp.iSsF M = 'Ai'
sGi ~ sasyA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

= by be Judge OF hs Btc, oour q DC sat
al msFcs for ,he saern Drc. OF SrFiniS the Receiver e
tho district dcsp ,,ed 10 the susd!lon ot said Eastern is
o. yrplA by said Cosri So.o, and composed Of d
counties of Hlbeusre Yuyanna Louis Gooc nd Hsroyet
Henco Qnouit hat the city OF hchmord yios v
lith In Sad ciyD Hew RsHL Charles CITY jaoe
Oy, Onelu ling cv of VIII msburg) WtTsic YORK. EHs
beth City snd BnS gan hereby notify eyey stonsg, N
former Ttpe trustee ote- persou hoidng con,rohh
wn ss dist ct lsnds tenons heTedan et goOd
ehalss rights credits ary Interest rein o. o
alien enemy the Conrie state Of America speedily 10 Il
form o the ssme and er % aecour thereof
far prAeeSbe b place the ln my hSnd ny suc'
peson vii iy failing do Will be su ~ ~ hk ulsdsmes
nor and liable be IN icted convicted fned and oJor-ds
prsviied by sw And notify each sni every l,en ef tn
Confederate stAss speedily % give inform 20 a. he r
qured by a~) OF and ali la d. tsnemeo md
goods and ehas tights and credits Nn In the said lis net
every right and Interest sen fed, Owned and
HENRY L. BROKE
Receiver for District No. q
~ Ny onsce No. RelvnI Block, ron;ils BsEs
Ricrnoud ocs-61n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
S,-.EAKEn,s pREn,UM sST-

EAKEH's PREMIUM BIT
xA5 TIERS conceded 70 be the most delicious, whole
,one efee,ua tonic IN The World used by a.os every M
y n YEG solely tr thia climate ant thouc 20
found In the Of every Southern Family cure Tor Gil de
and bowels They fan 20 make PES
DrspEPs Nervous Headache &c With pain the
bowels they give immediate relief cores: dordsre
hyerp; debatsd persons they Will give vita
energy the whole system 7ey only nee2 trial to give thea
al other Dtes These he-B be had o.
Nesss GEAY, PuRCELL, LkDD CO. ana BY all prominent
Druggists In the city Of Richmond and elsewhere ln Virginia sae
Hcrth Carolina Also, by O. sT0rf CO., Washogon Cty,
O; oANBY atLPIy Cd, Baltimore B. A. fAHNESroOK Co.,
PILLS asipkls, and BARNES PAKh, New fyI1-
0rieS Aled By addressing r BAKER, Proprietor,
Ypb. 6-dSr 'ts... ..t.. Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
OFFICE on II. R. MAURY & cog

STOCKS AND y0SDs
yrgina s,a.e ssxs registered vrsins Coupon Bsas Ten
Coupon Bonds North Carolina Coupon Bone Confederate
stses nds and registered Stock for sale at marfet rates
undsr "a Cha-les Hotel oei4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

NTEALs.-6I grOss 4 aud oI glAss Jars
90 40 l os cilonasl Jotes For sale by
aaa DOVE 20 Drncyiata.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
ITO TaEslCK ANpALGwnO

49, FtSL an tNifhFhfI IL Thk u an nov r flf
sctufUs he eap!e.s article ths reel Of the six
eonvenlspce Of os. nurse .se, thai sverinvepth
Is csl ed he ssrsal HuIsng sAins Aad uvn,sd
pssntd 81 DR. e. D. Eeptins of tts1aon Vi, Te srprevr
az ,oi Bed br SWING by all who have H. especially " soen
es Dr. srblbg The Western sic Asylum; De DrnbG
c! BAL aore and Professor Campbell Of washington coss
90, o. s sres: lhsss ssnensa have al sf:l
np.oven,n Of the Kind In addisp 20 hts ie
Mcdaniel Iasute" presented The pyenicr vh Cold Medal
This Swing e,mbne eyey eqrise FOR sdaus 70 The comfort
Of The sicf m the pAte.t be 81 foaa be-,
another PLACED the oo the head elevated a The feet iov
cred ttirg position Indeed heipss b. place IN
posti1n bic AID by gyitg she sWrg Bsu as;
EId o nyslds receive mos Fee h exercise vii
on, efort their part all Ibis he eOlS hy c
often twelve yes doing by tbs wonderful avenio
than the nost experienced accomplish otherwise.
az order ior tae Acting Iseon Gene's Of ite Coz
iejrrse sie f America, and would Invite th- prhnc 20 eel
my and ssisy ten' Ives Ia regard 10 tue uy md yGu
OF this ros hCuape nvenj1n. em AusTLd b. tbs rveat
for ard aks The hschsncs Susry
also morn thoss 10 HeedofS SupDhst hASe y.ys
CT Camp Cots s1d Ca OF the e,nyr5srt ID uprS-c
style y. HOWE Governor street snd l3o Eehnond. Va
VyANNRIss' 0IL.-2e ibis for sale % arrive
ii o-ng III .nH IN FFnA " e.OKtE CO
SPRCIAL NO TICE.-ws hsve jua received lsrgeio
~ purposes which purchased by the .nior partner
which Will b. sold the lowest price fer cash. by ALEX ELL
co. No 1877 Ssin street, Richmond. IA eel
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-05
Facts f0r-tha PeonIe
New Shooting Gallery.

The undersigned would inform the military COM
panies of Evansville and the pubIic generally that
he has fitted Hp tho spacious Han on Che corner Of
Main and First streets, (late -Mason3c HalD as a
shooting gallery i'-A XII persons desiring to prac-
tioe with the Ride and Pistol ara invited to call
The best weapons viii elways7 be kept on hand.
Visitors to the Gallery are Informed that good or.
der will always be insisted on. lf, 1lt 81
sept. I-tf - GEORGE. W. EBXSEN, JF q.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-05
Roofs and Shole,!sI..

READ & LANKEHGE have row on hand one
of the largest stocks Of -Bo0es-- and Shoes ever
brought TO the city, hjob have just been pur-
chased Of the manufacture 10 she East at the
lowest rates. They aili. job the same to OASh
buyers only, at corresponding low rates. They
hcit ean from all cash buyeFs before purchasing
elsewhere. .--- 74r ocs-ti