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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
FAIL ELECTIONS.
70 she Vo.or. OF the flnh Congregational

10 she Vo.or. OF the fInh Congregational D,.-
49,, utet. -. 40. Mall, A. Ar,
You are ca,ed upon 20 Zee W,rhsr yo.
Coneosrae I'd M &c.,. Iii ~ :. s.d,r eo,.asra
doubtless aware hsi nn oonpes VII hass u.ae eons
ton the undsmentAi pnnopies upon Shicn gu, ~ -
tto be reared foi are tno AWa.e ha. 'ne ,uE1x ~. VI
Kgh s me nmtxIy ana Sr vi uspa nsn 20. III b.
RI and dhnnet nola pN ven % W, ..n
correct oae, and that no kepaoean fern 81
NUT bear In nind IN the posn anS =, roin 81 VT
soo hstem De Iouna le's. "a ~ ~ ~, =,
~ ~ msne, .t.es' aA'eu 'AA->'' = -'''' avs"
The 'OuouIug EXTINCT r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22


NRos tos 'ee,sheei rs.ans = .assASs $50 o., @
ana %, SsU st Ssr o. 9. , n. Is. Ip, lat.
oo,!Ds .sSai.'. i:.sp'sa Of II. e.'t ,' =, 80
s,ss aaa "a, rss.l 70 ara. count, 10 i. sts,
Ii. in h.nl ara ,S, he Is.y ..s. ga: % .h' e'
ward ot-sS d l. viii he paid for h' delivery In .n' ',''
tbs second d.t te,s .eos. ,h, Sven 9, ',.'L
io.o" Ia The .asserOss il aware o. he va, pares =,
e; e &: .a. .ess ''' Of '''' 4''' VIII s''''
The Or NAMED Of he. boy; s.sL 's .'Ss, ,s,.
or en- s'si sr a si Sen ss & 'AH'a
'''' ,..r-. 49,, " n sO JOHN.
NvnUns ,Hsn, ANNA S a,.i1T % q, s '.1,.
~ River and kanashA Company VIZ be ieia 70 As
Monday the 2sun Inst oe.ho ere re+.ss "a !. y.
,,,o,,-,,,vr A., u,oyy
Arr M Nv ~ tn. vs IA. fuh,rrh.,.
ioihoder. snd KAna~ha Con p.A DO
hereby eoastols and spb'na - .s,, each II e. IN ii
esa .i' S.s"s. 4 II. ,Id eoEp.ny MO
I pp.n, or .n,sd BY Proxy
To.t or VOTE, .ad 70 DO such Of oOd
i've or Do Of the said mesnss V We s.re p"ItnA
~ p'eien and We do hereby rsu, and sGsn,n VI
sr, Sc our said .aor1., may a.1 sDos ~
wi wiz, " cur band ind se, daysf one a.na
eig thasdred and a. 80
sS order Of the President and Directors, .
,,.,uo0s o., 1851. osq G, ss;.:.
YIN. SrOCK Fob sALv.
OVER for sale very hne yeariing bah, and Bal al
s,,t bv IN, bough bred Durham Boil Lord harrington, h-
~ Ycklin's Kentucxy Durham eAct CO! 81 my us
BLOOD n =. ss q, t,oo 90 sesount
Soe n nj aa.n 10,
Pric. tS and exceedingly cheap 6oBdsr'rs thsir biol
sdsptAion fos WORTH srh
r.. nsys ,.s-sersen be.Ts frea Aa-
49, ,hics r,,: xhtn shoa $50 Prize depending TIE ,hs
o.,,,s, Mar wv Depot D o. Albeuaile eogsiy,
Oe.Y-e1- ---. =.
nNrs Nv. snsS n he ursedcs Of he law 1, u hacae n
- Ssdsrsi oaurts ana Court cf Appeals.
IL sonn vi ~ Pes'S's " 49, w.
ny and hsnnee; =. D. an, .,A ,s.h ,.rss,s
.els-nAaW
. NCHOR ROUTING CLOTH, BRAS tPUbs
a ErO Just received full srppy OF g-tG Atshot 'ohc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
GENER EsCE

S<S OFFICE, Ia connection with The SOu,h carolina Hoe
nIAl iu Virginia has opened In Richmond Eleventh
street In the VI ;lnty OF the American Hotel
THIS object or oric- keep RICHTER o. the names pse
and cona the sick South Carls Volunteer IN aiten1
aud .srs aud render infrm
alton which may snIug the Car lima troops
NJ A O. wHITA will be ound at the ofhce nom 81
"a y ard from 10 ana will be gsd % one
from ca'o nA I've GDy inforntoh vhsA further
g. :, NJ. a, .hoV. m. ntionrJ nc1l-- A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
~ DIsTRICT.-JoHN CATCHER Of vestmoreard d,
oanddst 10 represent The FIRST Dtrc, In he neIt oonf.de
rate Congress- oei0-c5t
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RINAMAH

VIZ IhTi Immediately yUBsrIrur RI i5r 10 sy ~ Eti-l
Wa ibsrsI compensation ~i be gi,e9. Address Bow1o.S a
Brown 18TH street, south Of CAY oes 81
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EDUCATION.

fSNHk exkACysRa OF MISS M a 5000.
IL SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE ON TVS TissT oy sSEA5
Al her residence, on ls Street. between CiIy aaa
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ApJurAKf AND INsyE GENERALS oIyIok,
RcgsosD, October 18th, ls6i-
special order. an 10
4, ovyrorls OF THg ooNTEoERArE STATES OR Pre-
Vision AMY Rich nond, and Who usv from time 70
& .yye here except en those pefninsnl aioned ~ Ias
sty Nj ut the 0m OF Brig General Wsnsa, corner Of
Brood and Sth tueess.
S. COOPER,
ocie-lr Adutsut and Insp'r Gsne-t-
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~&LUI eLUI-A superior article for Printer. Binders Ard
" osbinst nahsrs' uss For ss'sT J. v. Pnsss'S Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22

Ioun-s AL Soda, and tsg bess csre Bod
- rscsvsd and Far sale MADE BlEbas Drug Hefe Isd
Hain susss, eernsr sbsvs p o. eels
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, TO THE VOTERS OF THE

R~JNO. J. KINDRED, OF Southamp
0~ ton county, . candidate for Cons:e Ia the BE
cona I,strirt ocis-cf
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EMORY 4 HENRY COLLEGE.

WARRINGTON ooUsTY, VA.
OUR Fall Session viii begin ibh August 7sr De- ar;
" OF Civil Engineering and Military Instruction
tabishe late meeting OF the Joint Board kSdsns
tain hoard In private families Ct prices exceeding ti3
month. Our other charges are;
Fuel and charge for Js ,ltor.
Contingent Zee. . W
AL pAysble 10 sdvanse
otAsr lnforuAnsa can BE hsd By addrsss.pg
Why, pre-iAent,
ixIa-esr, Enofy y O.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22

To Alexander y. Eunyoa
lama County. SIR
You arc hereby notified tha,
there is now On Il in Ito office OF tho Clerk
Of tire District Court. OF said county Of lama,
a petition OF Sarah Il. Eunyon claiming Of
you a divorce from the bonds Of Mntrimnny;
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
iend on OF before noon OF tie fist i ~ o.
the next term of said Court, 10 be begun
on the 2nd Monday Of September A. u. 1861.
default vii! DC entered against You and
judgment rendered thereon Us prayed iol
Isaac J.. Alien
Attorney for plaintiff
July e9;h 1861 y..n39Iw.
RAPIDS HOTEL, - CEDAR RArlps
lie subscriber and former Proprietor h.; =
J Just rei,itcd ard return:shcd the old stand
and is now prepared 10 furnish travellers and
hoarders with the hes! of Accommodations.
GOOD SfiELiNG attached % the house.
v.n4Gly. ]. STEWART.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
Next hing to a Beautiful
woman
sD-HID 3 LLEOUNDETs.

! he Bel founder Horse, owned and eyh;b.
! tied III the MARSHALL an! fama County Fairs,
!; las; fall, by Geo. ". Ferguson, viii be found
! II his rcs;dcrco At all times, mites so'.;h d.
| :ndiau,ewn. On Raven Greek. and J niles
ives, OF Notices. Said hersc is The same horse
imported into Ill. bv Ex-Governor EcLb aud
| ] T. Reynolds, nj The est Of $4,000 He is
| the sire Of more se!seca5.c fa,m horses aud
! fast roa,lstcrs. and which demand Ii, Cher psi
! ce> than any other horse in tho Western
states lie is J. direct lecendan, OF Imported
i;ell:ounaer. who even in his day with in,pcr-
feet training, ,,otitd IS miles witlia n hour,
and was imported by James Boot, Esqp, Of
Boston, from England, 1T a cost Of more than
$1,000, and was "Ihc Celebrated Norfolk t,o,t
ing horse. Beltonnder;' Of sFelociv" thor.
curl- b. cd turf mare, got by llapha .ati 6,
Lady .4ipo,t. got by .Namhrinc. he by Import
cd Messenger, a thorough, bred; .! Bet SIN
gleton, n fine. and fast racer, 60, by Tormcnior
he by Old Dnroc. who also sired American
Eclipse; Of Sally Burr. Il thorough bred race
mare. who was sired by @ j Sir Archie out OF
mare ly Imported Messenger: OF Lady Al
port, a thorough bred, that could ,fo hermile
in $50 without training; Of Eet Singleton
fine an'l fast racer. Heiifoundcr Jr., the sire
Of Ohio Eelltaunder WAS sired by Imported
Bellfound r. aud once owned by Mr. Rare,
father of the .Iiorse Tanner
lscllfuunl Jr. at 1 years old. and not well
handled, ,rcttcd ond Long Island " nile in
side lis
The full chain Of his pedigree Or bleol can
BE had al my residence
The Ohio Rellfonndcr stands for service nj
my residence during the ~holeyear.
Service 5000 to ensure.
Whoever will sho the hest colt out Of the
the At the Tama County Fair Of 1851, shall
have premium Of SIS; for 1852, SO.
A little time well spent to procure good
stock in the beginning, is far better than ears
spent uccn poor stock.
GEORGE ". FERGUSON.
PLEASE READ TIE FOLLOWING GER
TlFICATE
do hereby certify that tho horse owned by
Geo. W. Ferguson. Of Grecncasilc Township
Marshall county, is the horse formerly owned
by Ex-Governor Bctb Of Ohio thai said horse
was brought from the State OF Ohio, aud that
he has for several years, been tho most popu-
lar foalgcttcr in Northern Illinois. would.
saw 10 farmers and others desilous If raising
good horses, that they will find the stock Of
Mr. Turgnson's Bellfounder horse all tina,
they may or can ask; being Of large size.
suitable for all work whether fer the farm,
team, road or turf. helieve.thc said horse
has sired more fast troiting horses than any
other horse now living.
Indiants wn, April 2Wh, 1850.
PulNEAS HELM.
April this, vs-n24.tf
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s.~s :. =
Tie Laid, Ntoss,r & Co. MaeAses arc
Of the most srbstahtial make and elegant :
finish, arc strong, reliable. simp!s in con-
with ordinary care " i'll run fl yesss with. 8
out the annoying expense Of repairing ii. :
ways incurred on the cheaper, less reliable
ard nrre complicated machines :
There IS no instrument in use Ter sew.
ing, capable of doing > greater variety Of {
work than these machines; with the ccle- 9
brated WHEEL FEED they vial handle the :
finest muslin, the heaviest broadcioth, or :
Eill work in the thickest leather used by
ahoemnkeJs, or carriage trimmers. They 4
will also run ovor seams and gathers with
the same facility as over plain work. The 4
stitch made by then is from TWO THRExDs,
and is the most approved and desirable In \
use; is ALIKE on BOTH SIDES or THE FABRIC :
leaving no ridge on the under side to wear
ont and loosen the work, : decided fault 2
with all hoop OF chain stitch machines
The needles are no, curved and liable Z
TO break, but are str1;vht md have per- .
rendicunr motion, which is absolutely
necessary to adapt tho machire TO all
solts of work. They will bind with :.
binder and hem with ahemmer will stitch 3
fell aud gather are fully licensed under =
.lIDWE SEX TENDEDPATENT,'a and are
tree {rcm all u11myeU,enss. During seven 1
ycnrs OF us. they have won the 'cnyiabie Y
reputation of being "the best Ja,n;ty aud .
manufacturing machines in tAcronn try We =
have numerous testimonials; read short q
and comprehensive one from the
Navy Office, Washington Aug. IL, 1857.
conference.-the Sewing Machine or
desed from 20, is safely at hald, and Mrs. ;
A. is fully satisfied with it. Asan evidence 5
ct is simplicity, Without directions or cx- !
pie nations sire commenced working or u
after very short trial, and has not expe. 8
enced the east difficulty in its operation. {
cllccrtully give youmy Testimonial in its
favor. 3
am res. cst:fMly yonr o'ht servant. 3
Lye,.t. Xn- L. MACRY.
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AN IMIphTANT DISCOVERY
For the c,sie Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS AND COLES,
THE NI.kRxOR.A .ARABIC.A,
DISCOVERED ny
r SIONARY,

wu,L 7E,vELrsu A,nAntA.
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lsTRlY I0TICl.

Taken up by Braddo0k Dicksraon living in
Oneida Township. Tams Co. Iowa. on the -
day Of May 1861; small dark bay mare
with white strip In her forehead; \
small white strip over her loft rostnl, heavy
name and TAIL knee sprung, lame in her lett
nigh hip shrunkenA tsttle. The letter A, bran
'dea on her left shoulder. Supposed to be
years old appraised atthirty dollars.
Proceedings had before G. G. Mason, J. r
A true copy In, substance.
Toledo, July lst 1891 v.3 n35.:m
DAVID I. APFELGATE.
CLEEK.
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:. The Eiiior Of tho cnRisrrAS warcrxaS (
II RrRlhcror, saws, "W + have seen t0.s' NOR y
= in favor Of the machine made by Laal Va
v .tsT !. 90, which from Ike moral and rslig-
n io,.s character OF the writers, we are salts
Ged could never have been obtained, In /
"A not the insirunrn. fully realized the rep
r1seu;Ai ions Of the makers respecting it,
o these testimonials arc from clergymen aud
persons Of Ii .il moral worth ard integrity
4 III the ceumuni:..., vel! known 10 oar read
- elsand are Of tie MOST :u i,ering character
: HENRY WAKD EI;EcilEK Of tbs
v New York Iudcpcndent-Gov. 4. &
q CURTIN. Of Penn. = HORACE
q GREEDY, n. y. Tribune. - Hon.
> HENRY J. RAYMOND. n. \.
= Tines HORACE II. DAY, In
9 dia Rubber i',tcntee. Hon. JOHN
"A y. GHlsELIN.. ]r, Norfolk Va
" NM. T.. WILLIAMSON, Chief En-.
gineer l.. S. Nasy.-JOsEPH 7.
"A PEISsON, Chef Engineer Of \. J.
. City.-E litor PRACTICAL ME
. CUANEc. - Editor SCIENTIFIC
4 ANhnHAN.-E Editor, ALBANY
- ATLAS AND ARGUS. Editor
:, E,ILOU'S PICTORIAL Editor
- NEW ORLEANS PIgAIuNE-
9 E,li,or NEW YORK EVENING
r posi-. Editor BALTIMORE PAT
e RIOT. E.uitor MEMPHIS In
:. QUlREH Editor CINCINNATI
Il ENQUIRER. !;
From ~. above cminen, gentlemen, anis
dsiir- ;shcl sources, NC have unq'sl!.ii-
s. e.l PRAISE and fa,'ering ,estims.a!s OF
: Tie superiority and prsc'ical reliability u
q the .'Laii, Webster i 60. Sewing Mach
a. ines"
L. Ir.ic!vSr AGxsTs WANTED ~ rvfRy
= Towx 18th n small investment Of capitol
! psa.itab,e bus ncss can be readily cstab-
= l,shei. His efFcr liberal Inducements
- ANY correspondence regarding our mach
ines VIII be promptly ard glatsis answered
encf.s. a lttsr s'a,sp AMI We will send
ci,calar AID sanrte Of we:k b. return
mail.
COOK, TONE & c o.,
Agents for Northwestern States:
III LAKE SrrErr, up stairs CH'cAGo
Toelc, Iowa, Jan, 1861, v3-nlo-ly
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go ,,sh. IL the SHo!.n
INSTANT aEfy-Fi Stop 7orRcoUoa
.JglFY .crh BREATHE
sTnINGlHEN YOUR VICE..
GEsAIDIN dsD
Throat confectioHs, =.
AltH. ta ..:.s,
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUB'C SPEAKERS
GOOD FOKslNGEI,s,
GOOD FOR CONsUMpTIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDlNG'S THROAT COMFEC
/. T1ONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED wfTu
SPAi.D!NG'S THROAT GOMEZ
TONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
PALDINGS THROAT CONFEC
zIONS.
They 'lie,e Cough instantly.
They clcaf lie Throat
They give strength 1nd volume 70 the voice.
They ilnpart . delicious aroma TO The breath
They a.s delightful 10 tLo.,as,e.
They are madc Ut simple herbs and canno,
harm my Que
advise every ono who has a Cough or
l.usxy voice or \ bad breath, or any ditacdl-
~ OF the Throat. 10 &c, a package OF my Throat
CONNECTIONS, they "ilir-tieye YOU Instantly,
aud you wiA agree with me that .thcy 50
right TO tie spot" ieu will lind them very
useful aud peasant withdrawing or attend
ing public meetings ior sitting your cough OF
aI.ay ing your ,hiIst. II you Try one pacAage
| am safe in saying THAI you wili ever after
wards consider them Indispensable. lou VIII
find them at tue Druggists aud Dealers III
Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE ENTS
My signature is on each pa-kage. Al!
others are counterfeit.
4 package viii be seat b. mail, prepaid
OH receir; oi Thirty Cents.
.iUDkFss,
a1ENRT e.. SPA1DING.
NJ. .l8 CEDAR STREET
NEW. YORK.
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" nIL L. Z Is u IN A 4 A :.
Al; who ere snEcring From consumpticn
should use The Makora .ArAbila, discovered by
\ missionary II ..Iahia.
!. An.Mi.a are threatened vi i Consumption
should use the Mahora .ArasieA, discovered
by . missionary ii Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis
should use tic Makora Assb;ca, discovered by
a missiona y in 1rsfia
All who a,e suffering frc:i, sore Throat
Coughs Snd Colds shcu!d use tho SiakO1a Ar
abica, discovered by missionary IN Arabica.
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrai4-
II and Impurities OF lAe Blood should Use TIC
Makora Arabica, discovered by q missionary il
.irabia.
II cares consumption. !.
II cures Bronchitis,
|, cures Sore Throat, coughs and colds.
II cures asthma, scrofusa, and impurities VI
the blood.
This aneaual!ed remedy is new for the hrs,
time introduced to-tha pubic.
/, was accidentally discovered by mis-
sio,sary while travelling in Arabia lie Was
cured Of Consumption BY its use after his
was pronounced hopeless by learned physi
clans in Europe.
lie has forwarded to US in writing, full aO-
count OF his own extraordinary cure, and %
q /, umA er Of other cures which have coume un.
der his observation, and also full account .:
the medicine.
At his request, and impe,led by 1 desire 70
extend knowledge Of the remedy to the pub
lie. We have had his communication printed IN
pamphlet form for free distribution. I.sinter
est is enhanced by HI account which he gives
of some Of the scenes Of the Syrian nsassacres,
which he obtained from, those who suffered in
shat awful tragedy
This pamphlet may be obtained At our ufEee,
or it will be sent tree b. mailto AL who apply
for it.
We import the xakora Arahica direct from
Smyrna through the house Of Cleon 4 ;Gylip-
pus, and we have always Oh hand full supply
put upin bottles ready for use with full diree.
tons.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sentb mail
on rccript of price. and - cents for postage
For sale wholesale and retail BY
LEEDS, GILMORE + CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Aledi.
Cines,
81 Liberty ST., NJ
ALSO, By DRUGGISTS GENERAL
Ll. v3-"0l.ly
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
spALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
SIZE 7UEniEECLS

SIZE Til. niEECESi
EGOyON}i UISPA TC3I!
fsE.e".i SlicitlS TIVE S,yEs NINE. ""gsa
A. atrilc.,S will lnrpcn. even in we'll reg
ulat.i ,ar,iiies il IS very desirable TO have
some cheap and ecnycuien, way for relsirlng
Furniture, Toys. Ct.ckery, &c.
SPALHiNGt PREPARED Glue
meets Az such emergencies, aud no houssi,o' /
can afford to be without it. l. is ava. $
ready. and mp to the sticking point.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
y. b. X Brush ACCOM- a;.ies each bottle.
ice, .5 cents.
Address
HENRY c. SPALDISG.
No. As Cedar Street New York
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CAL ! ION,

CAUTION.
As certain unrrincirlcd persons arc at
tempting palm of on tie unsusrec'inr pub.
lie. limitations Of my PEEPAHEP GLUE. !
would caution MI persons 70 examine before.
purchasing. and see that The full name,
Elar SpALDING' $ PREPARES GU E-y..e
is on the outside wrapper all others arc
swindl.ns conatcifcits.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22

BY the use Of these fills the periodic attack
Of Nervous or Sick Xsodache may be prevented
and il taken nj tic CONNIE ce nlcnt Of an at
tack immediate relief from pain and sickness
will be obtained, ...4
They seldom fail in removing the Nousea
md Headache to which females are so sub
ject.
They act gently upon the bowels, -remov-
ing Costirtness.
For literary Men, Students, Delicate Fe
males, and all persons Of sedeatary hatits they
are valuable as Laxahre, improving the op-
petite giving tone aud rgor to the digestive or.
gans, and restoring this natural elasticity and
strength Of the whole System.
The CErmALlc Pills are the result of long
| investigation and carefully conducted cxpcr-
iments. having been in use many years, dur
| ing which time they have prevented and re-
| lieved vast amount Of pain and suffering
| from Headache, whether originating in IN.
nervous system or from deranged state 10
/ the sto ach.
| They ere entirely vegetable in their corn
| position, and may be taken At all times with
perfect safety without making change Of die
and the absence Of any disaSreeddie taste renders
II easy 10 cd,ai.lster them to ch,!drsn
BEWARE or COUNTERrEITSl
Tho genuine have Eve signatures of Henry G.
Spalding ON each Box
| Sold by Druggists aud other Dealers in
| Medicines.
4 Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on re
ccipt If tho
Proc as Cen tg,
All order, should be addressed 10
kenny Z. SPALDING,
s,1.r Street, Now lesk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE ExT.

Bar 4 single bottle OF S?tLDINi5 Pr
PARED GLUE will save ten times its COS: an
nualiy.- N5u
The national Republican., 1861-12-17
TliE FOREIGN NEWS.

The New York papers are filed with quota
tons from the English newspapers upon the
Mason and Slidel affair Their general aspect
is warlike; but Of how much consequence this
Is, is another matter.
Cur old friends "Me lau officers" have been
heard from. and in style which proves that
the previous report in the Scotsman, of an opin
ion given by them, was sheer hunbug. We
pronounced it to be so at the time, aud only
wondered that the managers Of the New York
press were SO taken in by it,
The Post, Lord Palmers.on's organ, says:
"N has been decided by The Iap officers Of ht
tro,on that The action of captain Wilkes, Of The
San Jdcinto, ,c1s myustifdble. He had no righ
10 arrest peaceful passengers sailing under ht
British tag, and The deed he has committed
amounts TO fragrant UioLation Of The code Of na.
lions, and Il direct Insult to this country"
The London Times gives the opinion of the Sc
law officers" as follows
at is, we understand, the opinion of these
jurists that the right of the Federal Govern
ment, acting Ly its officers, was contned to the
visiting and the searching Of the mail packet
that il any men or things believed to be con
traband of war had been found on board OF
her, the proper course was to take her into
port and submit the question to the prize
courts, which would hear evidence and argu
ment on both sides, and would have decided
the case according to precedent and authori
ties"
The national Republican., 1861-12-17

Mn. GURLEY's Bn.L-Tbe bill introduced 10
the House at the CONNIE n ement Of the present
session, by Mr.. GuRLEY, of Ohio, in addition
to provisions for the oonHsc ltion of the prop.
erty Of rebels and the liSera jon Of their slaves.
directs the President to cause the removal Of
such slaves to some portion Of Florida to b.
selec'ed for that purpose, there to be held In a
condition OF apprenticeship for a limited term.
II, instead Of compulsory colonization, Mr..
Gurlcy had provided for the colonization 10
Flnida of snch liberated slaves as might be
wiling to emigrate thither, his bill would
Prob .bly command more support than in 1t,
present shape. There are immens, bodies OF
land In Florida, not now occupied at all
which are admirably adapted to negro occu.
patton. Mr.. Gurley's idea of remandino
Florida TO the Territorial condition meets
with great favor. Her admission into The
Union as n State was fraud from the CON
mencement; she never had sufficient popuIa
ton. and never will have, without radio !
changes in her social system. Although the
most southern OF the Southern States, IL is iht
least adapted to slave labor, aud an expert
ence of more than two centuries, under va'i
ous Governments and na'ioualities. HIS Sc tied
the question, that II Florida is TO attain import
ance, It must be under some other system