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UTc 10 LEASE.-25 IOTs- SIR.
u UATED on Eri1, Miami, Pittsburqh, Kin1rsau
Ohio and Canal 8tl ssts. Apply to
,. JUD9OH
ArgssSa Eo. 10 Psrkins' Block-
EOR & SALE--THREE 5OOO0
u Horses at reasonsbls prices, enouirs Al NJ
kesEick,s tsrm, 81. Ciair road, last ClsTsiaud
ITO tkT.-BRfCK DWELLING
u a.i,gSl5, eoneatni1g rcoms, eornsr Of Erie 3
II. u. JONES,
lyle los Public SGuafs
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% Another examination for Army Sur
EeOns will occur in Columbus, September
9th. Candidates ahould forward their
address, when circular will be sent con-
tanning fu,; particulars.
J. W. HANgroN,
~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

~ Refrigerators and water-edolers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, st the stove and Crate
emporium of g g W. L. MARvrS,
No. u, south-side Public Squsrs,
july16 If Cleveland, o.
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II AXE ERIE PAPER g04f5s
~ NanuihcturGn of PRINTING AID 4.ss..s
EAFA4s - 1Ql ural1re1 g so rll Al q
aglDerlef Glellsy q 49, ale @ lzlll,'
I. ~ - - y -
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

Clneinnati Hams.
Best brand Cincinnati Hams at No. 1s7
Ontario street. B. sFEDNAE & Co.
August 2O:s50;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS
The pioprietor OF ons Of the best and most q ,ur-
lining AewSpqper Offices IN this State, who Il not
himself Printer, Eishss TO sell htt once to some
enterprsing Printer Re would prefer to dispose Of
only one half tho fuziness retaining one half in
tersst himseh Tbs applicant who wishes to pur-
ehase only halt OF said cfce, must Le Printer,
,ble Of managing th= business Of the efce him
self as thepresent proprietor gishes to attend ex-
clusiYeig 10 another business Heuse and Lot,
HoTBe And Carriage, or any other desirable proper
te. wi b. taken IN psrt pay ment, anc time, if
essary given on balance.
~ Once in one Of the finest Comfy Seats IN Ohio
- JObb,ng Of Of1es extensive an rem aneratiVe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

To FAREERs AND Livery SFKsLE KEEPERs.
-ur. g. A. Wesver's -Oefato has been extsnAtvoly
osed b. Livery Stable Keepers and Farmers, and
with aoeord they say that FOR many diseases In
aaimAls they have never found tts equal.
On aoE8ss, two or thrso APPLICATION viii cure the
Bcrsiohssi ohsAssi and Calls, Vhsther By the har-
nsla, saddle or otherwise. Wash the wounds clean
aRt the Oorats Freely applied viii cure them in few
dEys. Il win cure cracked hssls and oAnesr in the
Tongus, cankor or Sore Mouth, a1setions ot TIE
skin, falling od q the Hair, a.. Sore teats and
oaksd addsr IN Cows soon cured BY this Cerats.
HB-Eold By y. =. Gaylord, O. s. haakoa4is, \.
v. W.saokridaE, Strong 4 AEnstroas and Wm. Fisls,
UsFslAnt, o.
aU-Sss Advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
ORN-salsS Of l car At 90, and do At 04O-bOth
NEW YORK mAKKET-AuE, "a.
IN EEEEaEAPH.

HIGHwINEs-LOwor. sals.o.ss bbls .tls,Ie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

OosTTvhNHss, on HARTUAL CONSTIPATION.
FrOn thOse AaietiOnS arise many Of the ailinEs Of
nEn. We hear daily, people complain Of headAShs,
debility, stc.; and generally the cause Of the
complaint be traced to their oonstipAted hAAits.
A rSsedy for TIE cure Of this tronble Il what thsy
WaaL We recommend Dr.. Richardson's Sherry
Vine Bittsn % al 20 Anieted; let them taxa II
thrss tines each DAY, half hour before eating thsir
1sSIl, and they viii ind cure. Our physicians
Foommend &C In thsir practice, and i great merits
Grs hst becoming known In the Western States.
~ Tha Sherry Wine Bittsrs arc for sale b. 4. r.
aaglords Strong AFnstronE, and Q. g. HAskenEis,
OIsFelane, o. i1
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
ABBEVIE SOUTH MORNING. SEPTEMBER 49, weh
NOMINATION.,

ME-. EDrroR:-Sir" As the time is now mean
at hand whom tho people, oR this Congressional
District will he called an to elect member 30
represent them in the Congress, of the Confed-
crate States, permit me through the medium of
yopr paper 70 bring before the people of this
Congressional District the name of Col. john.
A Calhoun, Of Abbeville District We deem
it not in accordance with good tas.s to deal in
fulsome praise of the qualifications of thisgen.
slemsn. eHe is knpwn to many of US as man
Of strist political integrity and an ardent and
long standing advocate of the rights of tho
South against the wrongs OF the North;
man whp has at all times boldly and strenu-
ously demanded our just dues, when the South
did not seem prepared to vindioate her rights
as she is now so nobly doing. We think Col.
Calhoun has honesty and ability to repre-
sent us in Congress, and we therefore present
his name for a seat in our next Congress with,
the confidence that large portion of the peo.
pie of Abbeville District will sanction our
nomination:
ONE oE TIE PkofLS.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
NExc0:

= Me.ie fas concluded a treaty vish4hefN
ern governsnsnl.s by hspermiirahs pas.
sses 6f 'NoT6sSbs troops thTsugh hsftetfi.ofy;
whenever rtSh they may dssiss TO- 'avaaAIs s. terri
tory of Ts1ass Thetfsafy Is sessat das. M but
this much is .ghownhof it. 1T hassBaen negoti-
stesd by Tom'Coryih- the minister, who once
s;gnalized hisSoPposition to the Mexican war,
by the memorable wisBt that.he Mesieans might
Welcome our 'tsoops "wth bloody hands and
hospitable graves" The ,considerxtien of the
bsrgaIn has not been disclosed, but II is aup.
posed TO be tbe promiseds ieStoration Of Texas
to Mexico. Mexico. sbsreser~ will .fSd that
the consent IF this confsdefacy vill+be neces.
eary to Che hetransaction.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
CAPT. BIRDS COMPANY.

This Company composed of citizens of Able
vile and Edgefela, was organized at Dorn's
Gold Mine en- Wednesday of last week, by, the
election of ftheSfoIlowing oiffeerA Z =
H. J. sBIRD. .gaptan.@
w. NJ. ROGERS, 1st Lieutenaht.'. .e.s
W. H. H.sTAGGART. I'd Lieutenapt
.t.AJ WHITE. al 1;ente,on,
The company has been raised under the au:
spices Of Mr.: ". b: Dom, to whose active co.
ratiap,s5espeedyformation.of the company
i.ayiag:. ". Dons. with great liberslity htsas;
fgspisHsd the aniforG,. and equiPments, and has
engaged % provide for the families ofthe des.
tithte members. ss -,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
THE REGIMENT NEAR AIKEN.
The regiment at Camp Butlefsnear Aiken I,
has been organized The following is the vote
THErMccALLA RIFLES.

We Published in our 'last issue, the muster
roll of this fine corps. 1t has been named after
Mr. George r. NcGalla, of LonhdsvITle, wiso
with characteristic public spirit aud liberalty
has furnished the uniform md adupments of the
Company. beautiful banner wss also pre-,
sented to the Company. by Mrs. Geo. r. Mccall.
Ia. The company is composed of some of the
best material of the District. 1t is attached to
COL James Jones' regiment, now stationed q.
Aiken. - .c-a
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
nuR HALE SHEEf.

Following the example of our brethren OF
the press in different portions Of the State. we
have concluded to make. the experiment of a
half-sheet We trust that the stringency Of
the times will constitute sufficient s.aPoloGy
with all of our readers+.especially rs we fur,
nish the same amonnt Of reading matter. AS
soon as the times will justify, We will resume
our former dimensions.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
Captain }Thomson's Company.

1He = 'fo1to"1HB iu3o tHe Oo1Hn11ss1oneu RHu
non Commissioned Officers Of this Company:
THOMAS THOMSON, Captain.
HENRY 8. KERR, 1stSLieutenant.
VIM. H. WHITE, End Lieutenant
". A. LEE, 3rd Lieutenant
". e. -WAapLA%, 1st Sergeant.
9oHN G.. WfLEsea, End Sergeant.
. JOHN w. SIEshs, 3rd Sergeant.
D. 4: Wrtsos, 4th Sergeant.
ROBERT E. Bowie, lst Corporal.
THOMAS c.: SEAsy 2nd Corporal.
GopfREY g. Bowers, 3rd Corporal
KosEn7 E: HIhI, .Ah Corporal.
A meeting Of the Company will be held on
Saturday next for drill ar:l instructions. a full
Attendance is requested. -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
ELECTION NOTICE.

r1NnE Managers Of elections throughout the
i District are hereby notified that in con-
fora,ity toordera as will be seen by the Execu-
txe notice in this paper, they will open, the
polls on Tuesday, tile 18th October next, for
election Of member. to tue Congress Of the
Confederate States. Election to be held one
day, votes counted publicly at. the close, and
the Court House. e.,
JAS. A. McCORD,
CHAIRMAN:
Sent H. 1861 10 -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
CALL FOE ARMS.

1t will be seen by the notice of Col. CALHOUN,
which will be found in another COLUMN. tlatall
the arms belongingio:the state.Sand nov IN
possession of citizens are needed and called
for
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
e, SOLDIERS AID s0jfETIRs.

Iptaddition to number effhtse associations
whoseformaton in thsyDistrct. we have. .alrea:
ydy ebsenaeiea, '~esw6aId State that Specifies
Bve been, organized and are Sey in active t6P.
srstiod y Csahonn's Mills Hopsws faSSd Long
Cane The spirE Of Pss.iotism has Ss.p ouck.
ensabs tss tiss E Of f.. iiHdfed and as6ipeada
;visss and unothsrs snd .bsen prss,,
ingoa thsggs6N lending ea speflissS
aSss8t rs!atiyss snd:frisnds. Many q xSbaiisd
shoz bsssalEsAdy 6een. ssI. 70 cheer The klsrt Of
the sbis1ssoldief. with. mennentSs or sfsstion
;fteq:lossd dpnssat tomst spd warm lbsartsdisa
aasgsle. a! .asgsys ssrs now ssstislly engaged ID
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
PIeRENsvrLLE, 8. C. J
= August 28th 1861

lHEsbiBLk FOR Tue AaAT.-Steretype Plates
Eudding hcsBloekade.-It was discovered. 80 .sooDn 81
after the commencement Of tho war, that tho
supply of Testaments aud Bibles was insult
nc1entto furnish eacll.one Of our army nth
copy Of thesslihestimable books. afdtbere be-
ing no stereSfype plates In the South, no pub.
lishisg house could supply thedpsufi icisncy.
Inthis emergency, Elder Groves, senior part.
ner of the South. wsstern Publishing House. of
Nashville, sppealedto to the public for eantribu-
tieRsta si4 i9 the purchase Of sterotyps plates
on which 10 print Testaments and pocket Bi
sbles! As an evidence Of bis success, Nj. P. 8.
Jonas snnounsss through .Gs Ms&FAs ASeal,
IN acknowledging ths. .liberality of the people
of fshet ssesion. thst the plsiestbsve been se1z
cured, tAsbloqkads syx5ed. sssnd Hey srsa now
on the pssas sof NE horse 5abess nsnsa, which
.Sfsrs; 3 sithstsndi9g The high,rats II print
anstesial, u OH 3i.lha pndred tho aSsnd
sSsie. Dfs.hs far thsa ~ tSel,s,
I'd i hall espss sas 3 = - - =
AE1zse m Bs1sls. e tsssoar Eli Iiu.
S.1' Ihs g 4j.sa,i aasae ls,nss i
Asft eaanots6s .asried .hat t.issir.ss5 its6fst6s
B.ttk s. spsias and i.Bdfsxsl Of.
Fee fscia tEs sopifs s.a lsssji
!. salpej q saassspia I'D:
{ ]
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
CONGRESS-.

The communication announcing General Nc
GowAN as a candidate for congress was re-
eeived too late Tor t;., ;ssne. but will be duly
attended to in ou., Ecrt
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13

Luz NORTHERN ARNy.--We ore assured. from
aperson who has had .he opportunity Of per-
sonal observation, that the decentralization Of
the Northern army continues, and that tho men
are revolving at the wicked work into which
they had been deceived, and are deserting in
large nuMbsrs. RisA,son0 Enquirer.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13

PnBoNERs.-There are BOW in Richmond,
about three Thousand prisoners, and when the
two thousand now oB their way from Missouri
arrive there it will Increase the number to
nearly FIVE thoasand. A very considerable ex-
Penss to our Government
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
I6e Abbsbiiie .Press.
s. O.,
Friday Morning, September Is, 1861.
TOWN COUNCIL.

The election on7Mondnylast for Town Coun.
cil resulted in the choice Of the following gen.
= tlemen Intenddnt, DR.. JouN F. LIVINGSTON
Wardens, BENJAMIN p. HUGHEs JAMES a.
ALLEN, AUGUSTUS j. LYTnGoE, JonN WHITE
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13

GETTING NEAs.--According TO tho Northern
our forces are within FIVE miles of
old Abe Lincoln,'s7 house, and within three
Iailqs Of Arlington Heights
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13

ScAncITY OF CorroH IN THE NoRTlT.--A recent
letter from one of tho largest manufacturers
in the East. gives the stock of cotton in New
York Philadelphia and Baltimore, oil told, at
about 5000 bales while the stock in Louis
VILE. CINCINNATI ard P;t,sburg is nearly ex-
hausted
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
The State Of south Carolila;

The State OF South Caf0llAa;
= I5lsDiKles D;sfiisst.E Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esqs Ordinary .ofgAbbe.
tWHEREAs. Jno. r eCf0mer as applied
wv toSme for Letters Of Adm inistration,
fIiislits and credit of1Gsorge NJ. .CromASss late
QftAas Dstric, sforesaid, deceased. 81 s.
These are tbsssfose 70 cite end pdn1onish all
singular, tho Kindred md or dtofsg tIfs sssid
sdeesssed toSbe.and. before sals; At our
sdext Ordinary. for, the said District, to
!bs.holden atABbsy life Court HSGssson the 18th
ss5Iei s1:s|as ~ .aeqla mot p
Given und 1 ermy hard I'd seal. thiss tn q 2sth
Day ofsAnglst one saA ogsaad eight hundred
{ ssl lgfSsty:ahs. and din rRsI year Of the
'fkdspSld dsnee< <os SOUTH Ina.
q =. 81 RsMs WIN HIIIss.An.
THE STATE OFFS 0LINA,
EH6beDiIi Z3isl lS;ct -. Citd5f6n. :,
By WILLxAds HILL EGG. Ordidffy fof Alb
sssssss;s. i sbssi He u Distriat. e s.
Hssk 81 s,s s.s!ssIss. sSsksa
ss; ss ssS s s9s ssssIs Sc: 3 lSs
DS,siss sisfssa,a asasssed =
3 sbssss ssrs lhsfsiore, to- clio and admons all
and Sngular Tho kindred and dit0H Of tho
said sdecsassd 1osbe aid, appear abefofsgfae, at
oaf orAaary's Court fol 'ths9 snid District,
toS s. hotdsa at ALbsyille Coust 9hse, ,on atha
llOh sdaysuof. Sept, Shext ~ tos cause, il
'sas. Wiz: tbe mid admihhtrA At,st not be
ais ssss M ~ hssai ma sssI thi. ihs 9th
Ill siatS sptssg 56s D d lye.. sf she
S Y q tss stAssof
!! q
Z sd 1l3HxfYf ei:t...s. !. "a = 1T
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
ATTENTIONS!
=, a... StS. - =, >Aie = y, r',,;E.l: ; ~
:C0lI:PA:NY!!.!!

-Ss:s< -
4 MEETING of CAPT. THOMSON'SG Com
"A psny, will be sheld at The :Villnge, on
SATURDAY next, for Drill and distraction.
a full attspdaRceis is requested,
BY order Of .. -, ..t-
by -. -. CAPT THOMSON.
w. C. wAnpIlw, O. So g.. -
SsSspt. 1l,.286l. sssr -,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13

W. Ill. BYRD ARRESTED. D.-RicuxoNp. Sept.
o." IL. Byrd, formerly Of Augusta, Georgip
was arrested and jailed here yesterday, charged
with being spy. Documents were found on
him which show that he was quite recently
clerk in Eincoln's War Department. He had
papers, signed by Scott, Cameron, and others.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13

Tue DRY Dock BuRSED.-The dry dock,
says the Pensacola Odseruer, Of yesterday,
originally intended to.haye been sunk in the
channel. TO- obslEussl.ths passage Of war
steamers into our harbor. but which, from ne
cessity. not choice. was sunk in the bay, about
midway between pickens and the Yard, was
buEneS to the waters edge last night, WHO
The perpetrators Of the act we're: ia solely n
question of speculation, as we goto prea7
though, the Yankees haye the general credit of
it. Upon thia pcint. however, we soon will be
fully enlightened. but upon the point, that we
have loat aver half 2 milliaR Of dollars by the
operatoav our mind Is perfectly clear and Set
tied,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13
: : NOTICE,

FvERY MUsKET in tie State is now need
-. ed for the defence % Of eur 4 State and eoun-
gHn, belonging to,the State, ahould give imme
diats natiae Of the facttQ hisExeellenoy, Gov.
Pickens. , ,kta.t+ :
The Governor has ordered me to collect
forthwith, all the Mpskets belonging to my old
compsny, the Abbeyille, Light Infantry. All
those who have any afsthese gpns in theirpos
s, srsw s;monds Esa e al the ntanelsSaikp. ~ Ev- Ev
,e1y one who has thsr interest Of he State at
heart, will do so al oHce.s sT y y
~ .>;a,p JAMES C.SCALHOUN,
e.!so. esssp Of; Instr, ;In,t.Seti0n' or, -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13


BLANKErs FOE oBR ARMz lit is now con-
eadsd fact thst,rin the regular way sof aola-
merce, we shall be unable to supply our army
with blankets for the coming uiater. It is al.
SO fact that blanksts ass as necessary to q
soldiers comfort and health during the damp,
foggy nights of the fsl, as they will be during
the colder weather of winter. How co supply
this Indispensable necessity is nq important
question. :.
I,have been sIrYck withtthe plain. common.
sense vay suggested BY som. 'adies in Hsno,er
which is simply. this: Every family, ip, the
South can spare, say one blanket; some two,
or mosss Eaw, lst every man At the next
Conn " Court take what he can spare alesg
with him; let tlfssmereEsnt, or. some one else
2st the Courthouse, receive it. and when ne
has sufficient number .Hf package. forward
them ei.bss to Richmond or to-ibe camp near.
est TO him. '-7s .@ F
Let SOME ihrse or four persons be desigpats4
in Richmond; byEsome of thes Hospital oom.-
,tnittees. TO- receive; sush Is may be sent TO our
city, and let them y bsnded over to the De-
partment here. and shs work is accomplished /;
and p,spy soldier who. q home, is accustom.
cd to all the luxaries and comforts which clus-
ter around our Houses. Will be grateful for
even a'siDgle blanket @Who'wiIl move in this
matter. There is hostime TO lose:
f.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13

MoaE RIELspF cAssos.-We fnd following
in recent number Of the Rome(G ~ Courier, :
"Messrs. Mobiles, Bros d Co. sssbiIPpsd four
msss, 81 tlIeia splendid rified cannon to Rich
smondon Saturday Last. =, This makes q full bat:
.setysthey have shiPped. They have number
alreedyeass which they are rapidly finishing
pp.ss They; are also makinga new patsnt
'bressh loading brass gun, which, ,ir issa,d will
be efsstiys sbout-4xsl grssts g Al ssipss
than We believe IL viii. hsSayetss Believe
thss. thsaaes,i gaed. .nds6ss twill prove se
effective arm. re-
8 Since the above :xas ietype. vs Learn they
shippsd faprsasese ysstsFaa and viii slip
iRs asrs ta- DAY, hskios,l lssbattssie. I"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13

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VIRGINIA. CORRESPONDENCE.

Bonhdm's s.Btfgade-Retrograde movement-Sick.
ness an6hg tie Proximity of the For
ees- VieSr Of Washington-Prospsets of an
Advance-SoldeTs Fare, DC.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-13

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-16
LINE OF PACKETS FROn
[s1s-,IsIIIIJs
k.SfzSxz9

RICHMOND 10 LEXINGTON!
m NoNDAY. 26TH NOVEMBER, OUR MAIL PACKET
vi . L "A, 49,.
and copnec with our packets ARA and
w pTOSrER which thereafter form line from eIlOnu
hree times week. leaving Richmond every MON
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at oeoekP ~ nd a5, ,n
a Lexington the succeeding WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS ana nio
DAYS AZ O'Clock leaving Lexington on MONDAfe
SEsDAYs and FRIDAYS csek n w. and arriving az vS
uonl the succeeding WEDNESDAYS, ff1lDAis anu 0SN'
at 5 O'Clock A. IL .o,o
Fnre rom Richmond TO Lexington, only 81 So ,..
Packages will be delivered by this line at any point oetwe
, psees and when delivered office oH be reced
r0r o,.hs.,,. In T. vncbhurg
with Messrs. Bocock Parrish r,oou a m
decil-iy rt--0S-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-16
eehirrus, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement, IT,
,~Sstion. Carries, and E1foltntlOn of the
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, EpS'epsy'
MelancholN. NeuraIgi
Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,

Cou-bz. Colds. Influenza. EIOnrseness,
Group, Brorrh iti~, lncipiemt Consunp-
ttOn, end FOR the Relief OF COnsump-
tive Patients. la advanced
stages OF the Disease.
This Is remedy so universally known 20 surnass any
Other . r cs flr0rt and lung complaints. thar it
i.u.r- I-a t1 publish the evidence of its virtues It's
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