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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
Cen, Js.ph X. Johnstsn.

Referring to tie state msnt that General Johnston has
been ordered 10 tks command Of our forces in the
West the CHARLIE ton Mercury says, the events Of the
last two months have abundandy justified the great dis
satisfaction produced by the transfer of General Beau
regard from = department and an army witch be, above
all other mep, created GU. Of disorganiIad and tcattered
materials, to fight the bloody battle Of Ssiloh. But the
loss of the Western Department has been eur gain by
bis presence here. (siys the Mercury and We should
not quarrel specially about it. Since he lie not on duty
there, and since General Johnston has lost the Army Of
Virginia, the country will he njoiced to know that Gen.
Jchlston has been pu. in that responsible position. The
Department of the West needs all the ability that can
b. brought to is defence. The efforts Of the United
States 10 reduce Tennessee will not be made on a small
scale or fetbly, and it will tax the acknowledged capaci'
ty Of this distinguished officer to savs that very impor-
tant State. General Johnston is 4 real ~strategist, and
has proved, beyond peradventure, his Abiity to handle
armies ia The field, and to foil and defeat the beat Gene
raj Of The enemy. He bss the confidence Of the army
AID Of the court;y. and We feel satifsd that Rosecrans
vii fad be has to face his master in the art Of wAr.-
With men and arms, We trus. Gen. Johnston will make
tho winters campaign in tennessee a series of bloody
disasters to the invaders of the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22

HusrIros Cousr- Judge Lyons p~rssiding Francis
Farley vas tried yesterday for stealing . pocket book
and money from . soldier. The jury found b % gu y,
aud sscsrtained his term Of confinement in the ~pen'teu-
H. ~ at three years AID az months :, hn W, STE 6sld,
ind oted Tor stealing = horss from Hr. Gitewood, VAS
found guilty aud sent to the psnite ltiary for three years
and six months. elmer 4. Lumpkin, indicted for
forgery, , 4, called up, when thu prisoners counse' mr..
Orump moved . continuance on he ground Of the abb
sence OF Witnesses. The motion vas overruled. Il was
then moved to squash the indictment, and the counsel
rated his = 4 ons for submitting the motion. The Judge
announced that be would render bis deosioa on Tuesday
next, and the prisoner sas remanded to Il.
peu,ion vas received from Mrs. i : beth h'gi1,
proprie,ress OF the Varieties Theatre, setting for.h that
one William H Steven, an act ., had conr4o.ed with
her TO do ''utli y"busnsss for the period OF forty eight
weeks, at the rate OF SIS . veek; aud that afterwards,
beioe lursd by greater Inducements, be broke ls con.
tract sad entered into an engagement With the propris-
tor Of the Broad Street, fneNre and she therefore
prayed that be might be 81 joined from playing ct the
last named es,sb ishment. The Judge gran ed the IL.
Juno ion accordir gly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Carriers Of thi, paper are ~ horis,a to charss
TWEEN Are Cents per vel for their delivery.

DsowsID.-Nr. Joseph Ladd, a highly respectable
citizen OF Sussex oourty, Va, lost bis life 10 this cry,
Yesterday morning, under veiy distressing circumstances.
He tai just been to 0ulpeper county for tia pu p'se Of
conveying some supplies Of clothing to the soidiers, and
returned 10 Rishuoud on Thursday night. Desiring to
leave in the early train for the South, on hs way home.
he left his lodgings before it was light yesterday mort-
ing, and proceeded down 8 b street towm& the Psiers.
burg depot o. reaching the ca lL bridge, II 10 supposed
that he did not see tie flight OF steps and. unconscious
of dAr ger, walk d directly into the water, and VS.
drowned. Hfs friends we're searching the basin for his
body Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Lsdd vas q fimer, #
good star dung in HE community, and hissEddeo death
will be deepl' LAMENT BY bis friend, and ~neishbon-
BE was Q Sidover, ana leaves several children.
I. Is about time for Cur authorities 10 take some p O.
cautions agair 8: further accidents at the h''d Of tna
basin. A railing mightbe constructed at small c. st AID hid
had been cone q year ago il you'd have been me meai 8
OF preventir two or three casualti Of the character
mentioned sLove.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
Our sugar supply.

Tbs Mobile Ness learns from . correspondent at
Alexandra, Lou siNns, that the steam mills in that sec
ton are in full bIs:, and turning cut Quantities of the
be,t sugar that has been made for years. Port Hudson
and vickaourg being securely held BY the Confederate
Government, 1: is believed tha. the Parish of RIpides
can supply its armies win sugar, molIsse' and a large
quantity Of corn, while Texas can furnish ali the beet
they require. In this connection the defeuces Of Red
River are Of great importance. TIE planters are ami
mated by the most patriotic spirit, and are ready to do
all the work needed on iort6catiors, without cost 10
tie Government. L,t the latter do is part with ord
rArcs ard the proper officers, and We will save the gar
In spot Of the Southern O0nfedersoy from the dsColI'
ting clutches If the in Vader.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
III. Cotton Planting QUESTION.

r fl cirg men throughout the Confederate States are
contemplating vi b much oOucern the prob Ibility that
a large crop Of cotton uIl be painted next year, unless
the production il restrained by Law. They feel satisfied
that 4 large c1ttOl crop will be a serious blow to our
struggling Corfs ierAcy, BY diminishing the production
of the p.ce-sariss OF life; but they cannot help perceiv'
ing the 4 hisullJ attending legislation on the sub 'ct-
s,me States might &C. efficiently; Others might NEE. the
/ Gus 10 too gtngerly = manner, or shirk it Atogsthor. In
view Of these difficulties. the Clayton, (Ais) BaHHsT
suggests a o~OafTsnes II the Go''rHors Of the oot.On'
growing States. Tais is = movement in which State &C
ton will no, At alin:eriere Nth the Arrangement OF the
var By the Gene ierAtG Government. o. tbs contrary,
it VII. hold up the Ia Ids o. that Government in its prose
ca.ion, a. the hands Of the ~lAEgiver Of Israel se'e held
~ shile lis people we're engaged in q cOtd Ct With their
enemies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22

from this D,p1t, within the last twelve months, los Sf1
blar ketI aud $40 900 pas Of Shoes snd boots. Through
the insIuuentsEly Of those in charge Ct 1t, very much
has been done 70 ward stimulating aud ALTERNATING man
u~ac.uring industry throughout the Confederate StAtsf
and following Tbs plan 50 successfully introduced here
other similar establish meets bsve, though, of course, not
on 90 large . scala, besn organized at LJnchburg'
sAuntOD, KHOIvills, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Columbus,
Columbia, Charleston, Montgomery, Savannah, Mobile,
Jackson, Columbus miss j and other points. Everything
that can be made useful In providing for the comfort oil
TIE troops is purchased On spite Of high pricef) at these
establishments, and By the agents and suOordinatss OIL
the Qiartsrussser General; and their operations are
only limited BY the dinculty Of obtaining MATERIAL
difficulty itself resulting ehi,fy from the lack Of mani
featuring machinery in inc Confederate States.
In addition to these sources Of domestic supply, 1t Ii
koovn that large smounts of mich reeied articles have
been obtained from abroad. in spite o! the constant
vigilance and sirenuous e~xertions OF the llocka
ders, ard, Notwithstanding the frequent loss Of cArgoes,
We are in possession CT Information Of . highly saiisisc'
tory character in relation to contracts and Arrangements
GOV pen6ing, the nasurs of whish il would not be Judi
Cious 10 disclose.
Bsing among thoss who have charged the Cover
msnt and the Q nrternastsr's service particularly, with
lack Of foresight and energy in providing for the wants
Of the army, We have deemed 1t Just to lay tbs forego-
ing facts before the country, that !: may not, through
Ignorance, condemn voc sWsepingly. We bslieve in hold
ing officials 10 tie NOD Isalous and faithful discharge
Of duty, and to the ~srictsss accountability, bu. va
would not disheartsn by condenning uIjlstly, OF
Withholding credit when merited.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22

A patty Of huaters from AlbemArle killed sixteen deer
in Angu,a county, Va last week.
Flour IL held 3 $50 per barrel, molls'es st 81 per
gallon, and sal; a, $50 per bushsl, in fallahssss, Ila.
The body of the late General John B vLlepigus hs.
been taken to Camden, s o., for intsrnen
Dudley Mann, our Commissioner to Belgium, vas in
L,ndon on the rs b Of September.
A new star ha, appeared at Drury L,ne-ope z y
G,naro. q Sp luish ~Isgsdi'n. He mouths very pispy
broken Eaghsh, says . correspondent: "All z, worlds q
sdsge."
BrixAdier G,nersl L. L, Tracy died on the l6:h inst.
at CaiAuba Station, Mississippi, after a f'u days illness.
General Tracy vas = resident Of New 0 leans for over
thirty years, engaged in mercantile pursuits.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
NEW AUCTION AND COM MISSION HOUsR.
NO iOa MAIN sTREET, LYNoHBuRt

HyHE underslgotd havi AsJoeiAtsd th,n,elves together, un-
IL der the ry 6 and ffm Of JAMES Y. SCOTT a % for the
purpose OF conducting = general Auction and comnissson Bail
ne q They have rented n .. large and e'egspt building, %. lOl
Main Street. Lyachburs, htsy oecup!ed 81 Jno 7 Davis 4 o.,
and on the lt dav OF De e1ber rert, viii be reai ~ 10 receive mer.
chsndlse Of ell iiats Tor private and auc.iOn sales
Tney solicit colsisnmeals Of m'nui .etured Asd smohns To-
baeco, Sugars. Moi us, o, Zee and other g oc.ries, bale Gotten
sd cotton { bHcs I al goods, soo'en good, boots. shoes ,eathr,
an I all other goods usually ofsreI for sale.
Their nrst suction VIII take place st Al early DAY In December
next, Of which doe notice With catalogue. viii be publ had
They rapectfd IL refer 10 the nerchsns and buhness men Of
Rich ond, Petersburg, Danvile, and othe; southern cties, whose
JAMES p SCOTT
ofths Grn Of Jno T. Davis . 90.
HENb$ y, B0COCE,
VIZ. II PARRISH,
MEMBER OF the co lcern Of Boooek 4 Parrish.
The concern OF Bocost L P rrsh, No. . Fridge street, viii con-
tInue st The old stani ~ usual no5t-1m'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
RoCN,s GOrD sAMAKITAS.

TNHE Subscriber ueull presentto Tee cirrens Of MI nAhSe o'Ae
SOUTHERN REMEDY;
aud though not a medical man. yet his pre- paEatrn for the cure
Of RaIUa .TIsM, NtuaAtalA, sriPIsEss or JOINT. %,
He Is sensible o., the fact that much prejudice eIsu Ia The
minis Of many persons sgsns. sush remed.e, and their AYERS on
p.rrums flooding our market, and deceiving the INV ry sufsrer.
In pr sentina his remedy, h. ~ishe't, re distinctly underwood
Is assipg onJ Trial. an deen, l. unnece sn! . say more mn
that e money VII be refutdeiln ~ eaes OF Hhiafe' 1ief ~
tr Al accordiog TO directions.
He consider. IL onn.c ssary To place before an enlightened pu, d.
sonsta ~ receiving, q large nanber from the most reliable per-
sons, Oh ave reslden,s Of kiehm ,nd and II, s:barbl
h,sb,, sst,erips rerun n . yivsa TO Mr.. Rock. unsolicited, By q
well lnowg farmer Of Hanover county:
CERTIFICATE.
HlgovrR Co., near Goal Harbor, May Q. 1850.
Mr. w L. Geck-Dear SIR: have been usng your Linire1t
called the Coos ssmartsn, on q servant ofmine, VINO vas afflicted
yery severely WITH rheemAIsm. He was taken down In Per rulry
nss = c ,e a. = e. had ever seen Or hard Of. Eyery jcniia HE
b-dy, ~ tmr, was ulder such agony asnmnito cause DEAN.
l m~aetIIiey pi.c d hia IN .er medisA treatment, tu' WIN no
time I crmueaeed 10 use your Ltnimsnt. ana the boy comm need
Improving. Ic ninued, and, amer using three botue', rubbing
and what IL more s1rprihn<. and 10 an Inc mt 9 be proof OF i,
rerr sn,nt ea-,ts, the boy has been cut Ing v'od, Flowing. aid
,her' often v.h not q dry thread upon hin, without the least sp.
psrsnce Of . return Of the dheae. He Is now - active ~ he
= was.
I have given NJ. Rock the shove certificate under the inpu .e
Of slmp e Just &c, and 40 facts hat should be made known TO oil,
In order that those that are all e,ed msy be In. used 10 ny tue
GL0 W LtvfsAY.
which he Will pa. be oie the puoiic, that they may see for them.
selves What good has been done By the tmsy use ofhis Good
Samaritan.
Hor sale, wholesale and retail, By JANE p. DUvAt, Dr,ggs:,
10 whom all orders accompanied By the cash ard addra-e ed TO
him viii prompt attention nrv
noql-lm Corner Main 4 l0ih street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
COPARTNERsHIP

ooPA OWNERSHIP, under the title AMI arm Of JOSEPH
"A sIHTJN k0Ss, has been catered into this day by JOHN y.
sINroS AND TaoIAs JOHNSTON. fer the purpose Of eonunu.
Ing the
heretofore contacted bJ Joseph silton, deed.
NB-The Nursery Is stust.dl 10 Penrtco county, wlthle three
mile, Of the city Of BIC lmo-d, and on the Richmond, %Frsdsricks.
bur- and P1tomAc Ya,lrold, wherein may be found al unryali;d
ya,Isty OF al sp-cies Of Putt Tees, embracing the apple. Pear,
PIrm Pesch, Cherry Gco,eberry. dursnt, ~Rsspberry. Apricot,
r,cIlrine, Almond zig. and Grape, Of all descriptions and long
and extensively celebrated for superiority. Printed eAasi'sa''
furrished
JOSEPH sINT0N s0Ss,
rooa L. Bov IT9. p O., EIchmond, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
BY THE GOVERNOR CT VIRGINIA.
pRlpLlMlTmN

yTFE2EAs, vacancies have occurred N the House o'Dsssst.s,
w occ nioned, by the res'g ration OF J. Duil y DayiI, the Dele.
gate elect 10 the county OF Amherst an Doug a. II. Gordon, tho
Dtlezate elect for the eouHty q spouylvsnl, therefore the
SHERIFF. Of ssii coqndts are hereby require TO hold elections 81
the seyers, p aces Of voting prescrFbed b. Law la mid eosntes, on
the PIRse ThUkrDAY IN DE3EABr2 next, ios Delegates TO
supply the vacancies aforssAii.
81 Given under my hand, - Governor, aud unier The
Ills lseAl OF the Commonwealth, st Richmond, this 18th day a.
t~Ih.yrmber, 1854. AID In tie year Of the eomnonyssih
he tiThty seventh JOHN LkroHER-
BY the Governor:
GsoloE ". HuSyolp,
uoI5-td Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22

TEE CAsl-The Blton Rouge GIz,;te Gays the recent
asrce, witheIiag jros: has played sad havoc With the
III gar cane. The q Ids Of that beautiful staple, but a
day or Two before, Ir.ssnti d a beautiful emerald appear.
,nce. a. they dsliei to and fro In the pasaing bretIa.-
Now they are as parchsd and dry as II ihs burning 81.
moon o. the D isert h,d passed over them. But little
seed cans on toe lovlan6s will he saved, and many will
be compelled to depend ulo1 the stubble and ra.ioons
for nsxt wa. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22

LcrJ or GENIAL AsssnBLY.-Tne Pdplic Printer for
the State has completed tho publication Of the 40 4
the General Assembly Of v,rginis, pissed at the called
session, 1852, and has delivered the usual number Of
copies, in ~panphle. form, 10 the Secretary Of the Com
monw, altb, to be distributed among the 8 v raj counties
Of the Commonwealth. The p%'inttns, - usus, has been
veil executed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22

NolI PLUsDER The detective police, Yesterday
found tvo wagon losdi Of battls.f Id rlunder In . houte
on II h street. It ws conveyed to the proves. mar.
shals Office.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
No CnRnESpnHnFNr..

WLdAss on b4iRSss mast Dc addressed to "a "6fnor Of
"a WAtg"
A,ucLs ,oriase on ioa stlsS II ne paper tcH not b PIbisA-
ed TlS j. e ra.Cg '0-g TaEding, Ohght u Dc knotca % az,
aEf ,rEl ~ ~ cussE - dsg, Vt q rom obituary SOsicos exceed
tnJ siyA. Haas are ah1rgd gUr rs entertainments.
90 W c1afsot uscGrtIks % return rejected oOnnuatcdaa0aS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22

TInI OF MsriISG The next ssssion Of the Oonfeder-
ate Congress will commence, at the Capitol in this city,
on the 8 cond Monday in January. The Sate Legisls.
tu.e will reass nj ,e on the first "Wednesday 10 Jsuuuy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
NOTICE,

DELJNoUENr consumers OF gs In Jenergon ward are hereby
IL notified that n they fall 10 lay ,hir gas bills before
The hour OF o'cloot, ?. NJ, to-day they will be dealt with &C.
sordinr 10 the REQ iirementi Of the following extract fen the or
dlnance com erning the Gas Work:
Nv an ordlnance pa sed by the Council, May sh, 1855 II any
hill remain unpaid for rs days next after that on which Il
Il presented the An itor shall notify the superintendent, who shall
s,an Inc ras from being used on he premises. In rs-pect TO which
the Default exists, AID II not paid within fifteen days, 8 per cent
Vii be added 10 the original amount Of the bill, and IL shall be
(PAIe1 T.R HARRIsoE, for
: noas-lt n. l. sTRATToN, Auditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22
WANTED.

THE bes. price will be paid foe . good Hcaie, con'I'niug not
less q. an elsht rooms. eoBenion By the ist o. December.-
Adisees Boz l0I, Riehuond p o nos2 3
1--WE PROPRIETOR Of Rocks Good Samaritan having
II travelled erte lsiveiy an seen 20 many csfts cure by bis
Inimsnt. IN desroaI that those In the army SUI ,hng with khtu.
nail,m, aod ali PAIN, should have It, AID therefore will make .
ADDER. JAs. ' DUvLL, Druggist,
no9o Cofngr Main and lOt1 tb.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-22

TIE CAMPAIGN IN KENfUcKY-MttIrARY OPE-
RLTfoNs OF GEN. BRAGG-BArrLE OF PER
RYvILLE-THE EXODUS OF OUR ARMY FROM
KENTUCKY-scENEs ON TIE ~RoUrE-OUR
SAFE ARRIVAL.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-30
Medifal.
SCOVILL'S
Sar9aparilla
AND
- II Z L l. L NJ GA
LooD AND LIVER SYRUp,

II ishghly recommended by physicians to cur,
the Following DISEASES, having their origin in , di
ordered state of the blood WV
Scrofula, letter or Salt Rhcum Scald Head
/ Cankcr Liberation, and Enlnrremen,s Of ~,
joints, Canccrous Tumors, Kings Evil ErysincIa.
ST. Anthonys Fire, White Swcllmgs. 0h.tinatl
Eruptions, PimpIcs on the face, Blotchcs pustnIcs
rheumatism, Dyspepsia, etc. Syphilitc and Mer.
cufinIs Affections are cured Chlorosis or Obstruc.
| tons in females, Lcucorrhea or Whites are 70.
! lirvcd by the use Of this Medicine.
Tho medical properties of SarsaparIlla in con.
Junction with ShIllngla ar, well known by all mod
zeal men to be the best compound vet discovered
to cleanse and purify the blood. and eradicate nil
humOrs from the system W.
we nave gwen the Recipe to most physicians IN
the country, that they may know what thev ,,n
using ana VIII continue to send it by mail TO those
DESTROYS OF knowing the ingredients entering into
practice. - ~ '''''
TINS preparation stands a, the head of fine I;s,
OF remedies for curing all diseases nr,.iuy fran,
impurities IN the brood or diseased matter lurking
II the system. e
HOUSINGS "h" have used the Stnpa and
n"rSaPafIiIa VIII testify to its remarkable effect in
removing all impurities from their blood ,iv,n,,
tone and yIgor TO the whole human frame. and re-.
storing healthy action to all TIE functions of the
body.
Inc testlmonlaIs received in its favor from
many members OF the medical faculty would were
We to publish them, fill large volume,
IL IS prepared under the supervision of one Of
the Oldest and best practical chemists IN the conn.
TRY, MI w s. Merrill, Cincinnati so as To insure
a uniformity ct composition and purity IN all the
ingredients. '"'
As sPnng remedy to purify and cleanse the
plo"d' leaving 1t tree from all humors and i'm
p"''y' we assert with confidence, there is no bet
ter medicine. wv
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-30
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
MAI. ARRANGEMENT.

Chtcago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives
A. NJ, and j:lj p NJ Closes at 10 A. NJ
and 700 P. NJ.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, VIA Mo
line, Waterfowl, Hampton, Rapids Guy, Por
Byron and Cordova arrives al $50 a. No. AMI
closes at 34j p. IN.
Davenport Mai arrives at 1890 A. NJ, and 100
Pm. Closes at $50 A. NJ and 44j P. NJ.
Oquawka Mai, via Pleasant Ridge, iazlItt, Ham
let, MIllersburg, Monroe, New Boston and
kelthsburg, leaves Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday, at9 A. NJ. Arrives Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday, at JP.h.
MacOmb Mai, via. Presumption, FarIow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Greek, North HeLdef-
son and Aledo, leaves Wednesday and Saturday
att Am. Arrives Tuesday and Friday at !
p. NJ
Centre POINT Mai, via Prllrefeld Rchland
hrove, Centre Ridge, oxford, Rural, North Pral-
re and Henderson, leaves Wednesday at \.
NJ Arrives Tuesday att Pm.
Cdmbridge Mai via. Pennsylvania, orion and
Andovcr, leaves Wednesday at 4. NJ. Arrives
Thursday at r. NJ.
Cdmden Mis Mail, leaves Monday, Wednesday
Friday and Saturday, ut A. NJ. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at r.. n.
Goa! valley MAI, leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. 1t has no regular hour tor departure.
No mails sent or received on sunday:
Once hours from A. 81. to ) p. 81.
On Sunday open from to 10 a IN.
{. TRUESDALE, +. NJ.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-30
a}leaiea.
A FREE GIFT
>, - 10 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE,
.uA1 TILE Irnun -

~ The AMERICAN PEOPLE.
"'"i LIE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIGHT
ING TO SUSTAIN.
h"" OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEpRFp,pp,
TO FIGHT.
IL IS singular fact that a large p,io.,,,c.,
people ofthc United States are sn, "yotny OF th'
'he great Importance of the cause far vh;ai Vim
oo'a'efs OF the Union are fighting lie, .yo,n '"e
S GU" woman throughout the United Sta,e.'a 'a"
,uL! fead and study the Constitution ortbe ui,aI
| ~ anr .ne! WIN become convinced OF the holmes.
are strv s n "nn OF The wlckedness of those who
! freedom, '' sr""u palIadlum I
,r,'au 'Ii'o'e 'hat had the reading of the cons,
st'on peeh adopted as a dall, lesson !, ,,.
az s,o, ."'oughout the United States. the dnc,,
,n,mod ,L ana states rights would never hovn a,
wouId ,bo op '.tlon OF political question mo,
fnr ,ba ."u"tty nave been called lpon IN mann
pt 'ne unfortunate wraEglinp and I, w iourh
| I ~ 1''seh, ana which so many nr nn. $3.50,
,'en nave lost their time in attomnt, ~, '''.es-
pretatIOn. "'''"ptIhE It's inter-
,ndod ,ho VI our eItIzets have never thoroucblv
s'uu'cu 'he constitution, and even a, ,L''''ushiy
'ihle, when 1t is the duty of ey,rv ~ we present
Io"h'! To INFORM himself of the r,,t, " vi 'his
'u'ou 10 MN, under It's prUtectin,
10 N"' III one household to five hundred n'"'
"eto1ore, OF correcting this great oyers,,t, WV
u,,, a., =" "uh, woman and child th,,u,,L
Ju' 'ne ,h'tod states with the means or s,'i's
lhs great palladium Of liberty, and to n,',,!
against future false doctrines and roI,i;ne us
ers, va" fo"'lcal dIsas-
pkS. RADWAY 4 go.
present TO the American puplic 6oo o,.,
Wv constitution OF The United States of An,s'
~, ~ oouhu, together with an improved Almanoc
,oi uho !eatliSo2, called "Dr Radway,s Cnns,i,I,
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