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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

WEIGHT OF CANNON BALLs.-It is
not genera ly known or recolecied that
the weight ot spheres or balls doe. not
increase proportona'y with their diam.
eter, but much more rapldlg 20 that
the weight of ball OF six inches diam.
etcr Is not double but eiyht times as
great as that of ball three inches in
diameter; but SO it is. We are, there
tore, strongly inclined to the opinion
that balls OF 20 inch diameter Qhe in
'rod1ctlon Ct which has recently been
suggested.l would be rendered Of li,tIe
use by their weight alone. without t.
king into consideration that Of the can.
non large enough to propel them.
Assuming the specific gravity ofcast
iron to be ! Is (7,2o7) times that Of
distilled water. and that the balls arc
perfect spheres, their weight will be as
follows in pounds and tennis:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.



The Advertise, having bssn restored y health
in afsw weeks By . very simpls reosdy, ate,
having suffered several pears With ssvsrs lanl
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious 70 make known TO his fsllow-su6ssefl
the means Of cure.
To Ill who desire 1t, he will send copy Of TIL
prescription sssd (ffee ofehazgs,) With the dirse.
ton for pespsring and asins the sane, which theJ
will find srRs Cuxs 70. CoxsunrrIox, As1zxA
BRONCHITIS, DC. The only object Of the aavsr.
tiser in sending thsFrsseription il 70 benefit tbs
afflicted, and spread information which he con.
ceivesto b. invaluable, and he hopes every suffers
will try his remedy, - it viii cost them nothing
and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription win please ID
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLLIAMsDuRGH,
oct3O-3mw Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
TIE

"oNLY NFALL1BLE REMEDIES KNOWN"
Destroy Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
Y E. r M I N.
:. Those Preparation. unlike all othsn) are
/. Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the premises"
They come out Of their hsles to die"
"They are the only infallible remedies known"
"12 years and more sstab.i.hed in New York CITY.
Deed blythe City Post Office
Used blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Lsed by--the City Steamers, Ships, 6e.
Lsed 6y--the City Hospitals, Aims Houses, 10.
Used BY the City Hotels-Astor-- st. Nicholas
--Ac.
U.ed blythe Boarding Houses, &c,&e.
U.ed by--mors than $4,000 Private Families.
u See one OF too Specimens Of s0has is Eeery-
where said BY the People-Edisors-D Dealers, dc.
HOUSEKEEPERs--,roub with yermi, mead
30 20 no longer, If they use "CosTAR's" Extsrmi-
majors. We have used it TO our satisfaction, and
It boz cost S. We would have it. " . had tried
roisons. but they effected nothing; but "Costar's'
article knooky the bre.th out Of Rats, Mice, Koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker than W can write il.
1t 10 in great demand all over the country.-Medi-
| ma o. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County b. veruin. than would
y fnP m noOff hSo RAe aMA l. r.
| caster Wis Herald.
HENRY R. COSTAR-we arc selling you.
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used. Rats, Mice, Reaches and vermia disappear
rapidly. -.
Costar's Rat, Roach, 60 Exterminator
Cos.ar's Bed-bug Extsrminator.
Costar's
Co.tar't Electric Powder for Insects 60
Ix35c, SOC AND 81 90 Boxes, BorrLIs AND FLAsxs
50 AND IS FOR PLANTATIONS, SHIPS, BoArs,
HoTELs, &C., &C., DC.
| CAUTIoN!!! To prevent the public from
being imposet upon BY Spuriovs and Highly Per-
mieiows hsssatioss. new label has been prepared
bearing (acsimile Of the Proprietor's signstars
Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully bs.
fore p:,o,ss'ihs' and take nothing but ''cos-
u Sold Esery,ohere-by
ALL WHoLEsALk DRUG0IsTs in the large eitiss
Some Of the
Wholesale Agents in New York City
Shleffelin Brothers 20 larral. Rsley / Kitche,
y. A Fahnesteck, Hull Bush, Gale / Robinson
4 Co. Ward, Close / TO.
A B q D Sands i Co. McKlsson l. Robbins.
| Wheeler / hart. ID 8 Barnes 4 Go.
| james 8 Aspinwall. g Wells l. Co.
Morgan Allen. Lazelle, Marsh 4 Gard
Thomas 4 Fuller. Hall, Dixon / Co.
p. D. Orvis. Conrad Fox.
| AND oTusRs.
Philadelphia, Pa,
T W Dyott / Co. Robert Shoemaker / c.
B A Fahnestock 4 Co. French, Richards / Co
| AND OTHERS.
Bo>ton, Mass.
Geo Goodwin l. Co. Weskes / Potter.
n 5 Eurr Go. Jno. Wilson, Jr.
AND OTHERS.
Also, all WHOLESALE DRrGeIsrs at
Chicago, ILL.,,
st. Louis, NO.,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Buffalo, ". Y,
! DRrGorsTs, GRoCERs, SroR KKIr8Rs and RETAiL-
Frs generally in all tho CorxrxY
1owAs and VILLAGES
In the
u NIT ID aEATDa.
DAVENPORT IOW4,
a. Sold by
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS! DRY GooDs!!
EAll r Winter
ID n y q q q u ~
JUST RECEIVED
q. -. W IL rs Il ID n,
NO. 9 LIE CLAIRE ROW,
THE LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST
L assorted stOckIo
STAPLE&FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOTION.S, &C.,
EVER OFFERED IN THIS STATE.
Please cal. and see the large and eteap stoek
coca Goods
and get your monies worth. No trouble to show
Goods at WHISPERS. oc1o
q, 900
WATCH SPRING HOOP SKIRTS
10to0t styles
\ FULL ONE-THIRD LESS, IN PRICE,
IA than ever before sold in this market. We
have large stock, and bought them in the
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR CASH,
and We will sell them cheaper than any other ss-
tabshment possibly can, and for sale to the trade
in quantities at New York jobbing prices 1t
WHISPERS.
ocl9-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
BOUNTY AND PENSION
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
GEO. II. PARKER. ALT. EDWARDS.
PARKER l. EDWARDS.
A tor neys at Law,

DAVENPORT,.. IOWA.
w ILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
w ?prosuring Bounty Pensions and arrear,
Of pay due soldiers of the United States, WHO
ARK ENTITLED TO Passions! All officers or SOL
die,s who have been disabled FROM sickness con-
t'acted, or wounds receiv d in the line Of their
duty while in the SERVICE are entitled to pensions
during such disability.
Bounty Of 800.
The legal heirs Of such may die Of be killed
in he service, are entitled to the bounty Of One
Hundred Uoudrs.
Blank applications and instructions furnished
by mail. Address
PARKER 4 EDWARDS.
mch3-dH Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

"0NLY NFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
Destroy Instantly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

We ths ns6essig1ed agree 70 the follevi,s
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
DArLY.-l2k cents per vesk. N, able 70 e.,,,.,.
HAIL and post.once subscriber. 3e.o0 uer snnsS
payable in advance.
W1sELY.-33,e0 pss aasum. II sAvaase.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
TIE NEXT GRAND BATTLE.

n "NAND DA Ike
The entire country is a>tonished at the
stubborn resistance made at Island No.
10. 1t was certainly not expected, and
though the final reduction of the FORTH
cations there are only matter Of time,
yet it may belong enough first, to give
the enemy chance to fort'fy at some
point below. There is some very hard
fg citing to be Jvno Oh the river yet.
Much almost everything depends upon
the result CT the forthcoming battle at
Corinth, Mississippi. 1t the rebel army
ia routed there, then our troops will
take Memphis easily, and the rebel de-
fences on the river above that point
would be ofno consequence. But that
battle is not yet decided. The entire
country is anXously waiting. 1t will
be the greatest battle ever fought on
the western hemisphere. Our troops
will number about two hundred thou
sand, and those Of the enemy about the
same. A battle made up of such i'm
mense bodies of men must be a fearful
one. /. it Is decided in our favor, ii
vii! be the death of the rebellion. God
grant it may be.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
NEW YORK,

70 Dsserey--Rata, Reaches, &c.
= Destroy Nice, Nolss and Ants.
- 0sstset-Bed Bues
70 Dsssvoy--Noths in Fun, Clothes, -.
e Dsstrey-- Mosquitoes and Flsas
70 DeGroy--lnsects on Plants and Fowls.
~ Destroy--lnsects on Animals, Il.
10 Dearoy-EveFy firm and spssissof vssmin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
PREPARING FOR THE STRUGGLE.

Tho exigencies Of the times demapd
that the democratic party commence
taking position, and bringing together
ito veterans end young men for battle.
We are pleased to notice the in''latory
movements that are already being taken
in Washington to that end. The state
Of the country calls aloud for such &C.
ton. To disregard it would be woIse
than folly-it would be suicide. The
party or parties that stand opposed to
the democratic party, also stand in con.
stan. and tireless opposition to the Con-
s.i,ution. They have even deserted their
own platform, and, in their fanaticlsm
on the question Of slavery, have lost
sight Of the highest interests OF the
country, and it becomes the sacred duty
OF the democracy to organize and stand
boldly in the breach, trusting that there
are yet enough good, conservative men
left to stay the hand Of open and yelled
treason. to the erJ that tho country
may be preserved and Its Institutions
protected. There are to-day IN the
service Of the country, bearing arms
against this satanic rebellion, two dem
ocra,s to one Of al other political crceds
pu. together. They are bearing arms
as patriots. They arc fighting solely TO
maintain tho Constitution and the Union
not to demonstrate whether slavery
shall be abolished or perpetuated. his
is no part of their mission, AMI the
democratic party at home should see 70
il that the issue is not forced upon the
county. Let the Union be taken care
of, and let slavery take care of itself
II it comes in the way, let those inter
ested take their own responsl b'lities.
The doctrine cnuuciatel ty the Presl.
dent, tina, the matter Of slavery rests to-
tally and entirely with the States where
in the institution exists, is the doctrine
OF the democratic party, and must be
CARED out.
Within few weeks the plan for the
campaign will be fully settled upon and
published to the country. The work Is
ia the hands of staunch statesmen, and
we doubt not will be acceptable to all
whose highest political aspiration is
1.-THE Union, one and inseperatlc, now
a.l -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

4 l-sSt, thi,t- 49, oLARKsOS q co.,
"a Ne IO6 Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
RTUHMOND-WH TG.
~ M n isickass.Si..s,FIsa,y lAs Ca8

IRE Daily whlg an RlehnSn2--FaH-sAs 80
1900 .r... FfeFss--.s- -
The great demand Coz ihs pAE Ais N''nn Ss ,I
,.l,.b, ,svalsf a. yIrsnssaEIeadsrs, and the din
- ~ s.,ss,o.O,y supplying both sAssss q readers
- c,rryipr system adapted only to siiss ssasSg
s,Ss induced Us 70 rssOrrts ths'Ony teassos
ods Of saDaVnE arss city eircOAtSO, p M tAAi
A. ,,,,a.s,st tGs 0ErEsSs Froa this date, tAsre-
tore 40 subscriptions COR Se WHIo - be i' within ne
,;,v lin b aiken a. ths Oles and N PrsOns indebted
for absorption to the present time within the city arc
Used 20 call at tba oSss aud SSsie than accounts.
Tho Csrsrs viii Of course sonspss to dSiIsr he p:
Der to TIE present subscribers and receive pay Tor the
s,ms q the Ists Of afsSn cents Per week The public
- nov Understand hat all restreiOn upon the sale OF
the wua Oy Carriers within the city Is removed, and
,h,. .uhO vst it may buy from the Carriers Or have
il Lea for them At their residences or places OF business
SsytsUabsr le,k 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
APRIL, 1851.

DRY GOODS.
gERoHASrs vlslng ~ clis Hh vsr Of .fnE PsTee
Aga respectfully s3leiied 70 aAA2ne VI e~SA - -
6ybps. Wr oIr- .or sale:
% sslsl sroWn shsSt1r Aat 3ci7irgS
.El.rUrrG.
5. es4-. uls-a la-i shectilg4 int c2lrlngh
Slr.-s - ssi s-rVcl lFnshgrgl
So r---s rt-I 20 and Pa. Dotesa-' q or s~NaA4
azIrs .-C-r-,
= Ns.'- Al s-ps4 shlrGrGA
Is f.-cJ Nn1-L
= -.EGr.
III q. l-c- "a hde-r
gs.lp.s ssEas sno lN-,ts,
,zeal sss,rS-s d, isAyy a. zs Loena er sene Ne,s
~ = -5te rr,f L7sns avn $40. Striped and Anerela
:. ss-,g-s -o,-i Gees O.@oeres, Nesanss %, le-
40 EL4K-E a D2EWRN,
Ne. n PEAR slrOtS
Rchnoad, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
GRANGE OF SCHEDULE.

" OEIANWk1 OH CHHH1H1 H1H7'
@WMW9 - iSssai&
Richmond 81 Petersburg r. K,
NHAua after Monday G4.h February, the rains over this
~ road viii follows:
IRGu,
Leave Richmond Al As m daily and Petersburg At AIS p.
TsEsur AID ACCOMMODATIONS TRAN.
Leave Richmond daily except sundAyI 81 sto n and I'D
nc Mali vii siOs oly Way Station Chester and
Port wallhAn Junetsn.
rTraysIe all In mind that they required 10 show
on the other authorised person. before
they can leave The city BY this road l. d. olLL,
RAJ General 'upt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
rnmEAnSOF DEPART-

- TO ~ EADs OF DEhAkL
ANA NgIrs AID AssiSrANfa.-IW would beg % nvt.e NC
~ o. Sc sads OF Departments Of he VArcus erAnehes %
ts 9oysranlnt Confederate safss aoS IN "
en-, EayeIopsa, BiARk Books, &C., when VIZ
farnsl then AtfNr prices $500 =, ~ A..
., - us-.a 70 execute Binaiag, and ths nAnuiAcaTe o.
-. .-l--s = 's = A M0EEr1,
Puhusher and ROOhselOf,
"a ~ Rlaia rsreeA, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
a3NT & JAMES,

TSJcE ynOnJ, Virginia,
tEyFagL s-NMisSi0A MERCHlaTS,
~ ass q or ale o dsseiaesrsd and Smoking released
-, 80 "a aov ''r So ssA-en
r~ ss.sl gsrlsurs1 3tg-1toa Spectator, AID s-eder
.t..s- Nrrs Al g. ~ g an ssad sl &C WIS e.5r,
T., -s.S sea- OS'S DSsS2s r1N,,, FOE
F.-.s.1v.s- me CCnuttfcn Of Horses ana
Nt.. s.-- t-.-a g71-'s md Rehevtns t7en o. bSH
.r fr o. sl.7r sl--ig Ossetspsr, and al p1ease
80 sc-.sfs -' i1i-sn>y Hhs Horse Ic1' s,s1
Il. .,sss 81. 10 hsr ard Gao be len "a amer
- . improved zf11ut As aing back 70 bis arst poor
rsr sssF cnsyHy S-cr ~ Introduction,
gs-5 40 10 AIS c,y I'D al pArs % he safe Of VIZ
v-- ca,Hna NJ .5-S, IA In su - every qaArtsr Of
~ .Ne .--. 80 - q. Tlt'T iccresr-S
r s-- -li si. Al sftsfacs'n a. ar - tne
- rs te. q o. 30. II ,Ga ce oeAl1ed g We
.. ! lyr. H. els 2-Nsr srd - JAS ?. DUAL Drug
a. -s.-.e.-r- Ncas
FTSr-r cast at'issTT CSp.!I J0Ha
~ - .--H =. lul-ss'r htHl, - The dMta-y
d. 81. able yya-r- aI is-se 'ost p done hAaiiAelnrsd
Er O. ~ l--s -t-1 All Fatigue etyie Caps car
- = i.Nora-.s tsr1s a. u az e.ty
sr.l se,t'- b. isfIed . le slack AhAry
"a. RI she al-,s tl kse H2rus osp No. aanufse
sL 1r.si-g 5s- sl sapaly % .t'cz, We >aa'- are
1-s a. TlglsB al1 R-'al trade WI Dc scninn
e. JSEE pA3lE5 Nc s. tN' ''r-st s'-'-,,7l We 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
DgS&E $50 - ASEERsON,
sa..FHsznArnn nm wLerF

a recstFrF maze NArpeA1Sa VI -
= t~gs ga IN a. CoT1Hss AHi BSudf, NirdSs seAds,
Hr IaSs dzir and hefs, Tor sale a loo price,
o. - .ics set sad aAteset 1aae 70 oFtoE a. lh9Ea 20
@ rsg= Aszus n As ,As ~ cozasy - SzFs1r veFs
r.. L-e-
80 TIE EAss 3. Esss IF IkSs 49,
fg s-gar1 % 5x sgr.1egn s1uta states
a 80 1c7bss, heeo peA1ea yea sl 10 reA- sAsare
b saa-s s1npy he ssh 80 bCIlek, I'D hAVEs eeer
eagd sKtsavty Tor Many h hAihce Of orlnssi iiAke
ssty usyes ~ ne Prc7ey o; ssGng your satier vel
before pAaF IL % Puta IN trhs larger a. u TOY
taa booG B6ad % msr< - soon ser packing ~ voc
by an you'd b PsEes 70 rsc-ive On ooastgnasa1 or
--rsae -aosng the highest Darket price; AID deal
en- f-iy sss I'll crHa gods a. Re lowest n rEs; phi
pr1Ery, for Whatever nay &c tcni ne
A. 70 the Interest q es:h ihe AreE
e. r a. -ay1 giA; 70 receive aay o;her eozry
-,fs as nv prin pA object 70 call year particular At;su
u1r 1erksz Large ggPpEei have been leni heretofore
g. t. g1u he S5sA Eaisl make a. iarnsht
~ 1--WE 10 sfe-rnts nom TIE fact hat have been engaged
h ae-l IN s city Ice Ast tsytVe year. ALI Esk :
SAMSON J0NES, Agent
Grocer md Conzston Merchant
e ..--sk, Cor dsln and Oh stt-, Rchzond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09


Black Cot cosks Bsque, Black Beaver and French Cloths
insr iu. opsnsd SPOIL Cotton Lambs wOei sis
Hosiery coa s.ye and l.e ic Sc tny portion arIn, o.
Of the present Increased they determined
d. when the war sr &c OO e0.d Ssu
fhd az: SI's b. 'P'up' THOMAS r. r,Ior 90.
INeR sAIE.-lS,OOO ID, prime Leaf Lard
II 100 boxes Tanov Candies
aSSSd: 4. o. sugar
" bbli syrup
20 boxes Tolls. Soap
90 eardines
$50 bbsreAIy hns Irsh Potatoes
30 bbb Crushed Sugar
sSs 81 S sys s co1a WHY = Ky" 'A
s. 10 Apple hrAnsJ
200 boxes Lynehburg Manufactured Tobacco
% cases T. hoores SMOKING do
800 kegs Old Dominion wallis Of
J.ls JBas9N. YoUNGER orlYs IS Pearl 4
WOOL HATS, stEo l Ballard House .Ju.rs
'V dsSS ''''-- JOIN THOMPSON.
DECEMBER 1851. DECEMBER 1861.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
ToHs GRAY. ltT Main street, Rchnond Va has Ia sors,
.adore" for sale. at market rates for CASE 'a'. n''o's
,sdse, strictly BI.s. qualify
s s:;s H SsssSsl.
oNomsl
Blue bAn
hercurisl Ointment
Ghorofon, spts. Mrs
Adhesive Plaster
TGr,ario Acid, sup. OArb. Soda
GA.k Pepper, AnIp!ee, Ginger
nuiraegs, Mace Gloves and oinnsnsa
e.isd Oh, Oh Lemon pure
CASTLE soap
Povd. RhubArb 2. J.
French Mustard Cocoa
German Matches &C., Ae.
ilss, variety ofPaisnt or family medicines.
nos JOHN :. GIlY. Dr,ssisl
GUNRRTMSs-l900 lbs Cotton sbe, assorted
- zoe DO Hemp Irvine do
100 do Pat La Thread
25 dos hne French Calls
10 do do do Morocco DO
20 do English Sheep skias, extra
Is do Crfd Linlsg skins
IL eldes Pat. Ensreled Leather, nd oolsrs
300 pr Meas shoe Laftz
800 wontnE and Children do
800 doI Alexsndsrs spool Cotton
$50 pks Pins, assorted
l0cl pr. Trace Chs'ns
800 Log, Filth and Tongue Chains
leo Mill and Cut Saws
50 Circular Savs, assd tto 81 Is
10 cages genuine CASTLE Soap
300 Il, D and English fei. Gaps
Successors 70 Smith, Rhodes 90.
I,lI q Pear Htreet
tITRATE or MAGNLsIA long been known OF the
ben, Furgayy, USE but In the 1sual form OF scion or
Liquid Preparation TOO bulky for the rsyeler We have nov
tie same IN asoLID H0RNons bottle being equivalent 70 tIs
or four the liquid PREPARATION and far preferable 70 tpsou eAh
eeldtr Powders usus Aperien and Catharcs kvsrJ
soldier Traveller should have bottle Win him ~ t season OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
san;rGISxq
eobFER H5RROW.

srU1na.u. -l.ssspp Of ,ss FS. q oonrsssi
- Ew gR CIV, 30: % .. !: :
vAleA Aau Uasnted ~ nats -
Sytssa 70 ~ AeSsry bt hsfsr 81 ~
Iks eF seeding E gas e9eoualN seF 49,
NJ Ssed uth sos Ae work Of az pnse
VI AsFs psFshaasd the rsht y sEa,s o.
AAaascerlng thea fer s snsns ss
Tlyil q. q as.c-tI ~ 49, esoAsH NAFH -. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME!
The VIRGINIA LIFE IESURLECE COMPANY,
toYEIoI co2NER OF EAN AND ELEVENTH srRKHn)
TrgURI white persons for life or Cor term Of ysa, and nav
IL for one or mot exceeding FOUR years
Granis Annaes aud Lndovmens on ue mon equitable tei
The Yankee companies having nsje known her Intention
tepudate The policies fslovcitfens Who nay be kd IN
deenoe homes either By taking np aruhor ynpt
thiInE with By eRdag aid and comfort Southern Rebels
ever prudent man. insured By them, ought a. once cancel M
BOON containing necessary Information furnished a s
once Of The Company. - o,, .
J. ADAIR PLrAsAHfS, BsorstaEy.
ban BuRvuL, n. D., Medical EIsniner
J. D. AcOLv, A. D.. Consulting PhyholAn.
koscoH b. HIATs Legal Adviser. ue
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

y RroaL rscs thsey sas ocanEy people vAni Of any
- ood. would 10 weilby ce3nr Il No. ~ Haln street
VaKG urge stock o. P1ta, Lawns JAeonsts 0rsaa-
sI PLAZA lsd figured Bsrsgs aek and eoorsd sns
asrs and Keptlesy Jeans rPsd Ane dotie for nn anu
1vaut1. QAsrs A3roeen, KID ana oAifkn ehoeE
s,eS And ChdreaS shoes, Of sssTy s1e and qrAhv Liner
Al Cotan oOds for boys Ladies ek and Lie Tnresa
ssnts UsA Linen IS 81 aud % eenni Parasos plain
snd striped d 70 cents; sp5 csrsre and JAeonet AE1n
~ blps ana White Tar An lStolhag low prices; hsnness
6lpbrIe worried BAnds Aaa CGlAzA, q eosl ANose goods
ahoys and eas uAny nuerr1-to menton, oner ior
~. 1ithou, SATxaEry more the! bought before NE
hard nes had eaI.- - cAri haa yos constot s
riSht plAes, Nc. 81 hNin eeEse~ >-p, an.
nJn -..- 'VnHIn o. t-o-
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NEM lICTION HOUAE,

FcR Tax sALE OF EK9ROEd.
sTg. hNs - iaJ eozenced te Aaeticn business
Dc re sas o. NKGROES Il a. An-ton Roo5 f-An6in
street., .s..'y ccclp.5I - BATS GREGORY.
HsrSa .szs3sI b5ta pzhHeT zad privately Aad soFe TIE
paoras - E . AL tae p1hlc generally De pledses ~,
ca pro-o. Tbs z.csest q A paroa1; I'D aAtters hse
49, 10 go experience n The szat be VII be enabled %
ct- zee ssbsi prices he III. make u5erA advances
G. 81 r-9ert IN hs8dAad prepared 70 board PssOss en-.
Frgs n te tras AL 40 shsr srTAnhAyins ample accom-
s,.F,I.-s - 80 RE- sTOKLS,
Ca RrAakna, 5rd door bsisV Wall StresL
t--f.rsN r-yt
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NCHoR B0LTlEG CLOTH, BRASS SPUEs
n rTCJust received full supply oi genuine Anchor pslsI
Cloth No. III 1900 pair Military Spurs 200 Pa
ted, Tind and Steel spurI Also, Whke ley coxs AMI
s,ree, oeis
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GARDEN, TIMOTHY AND ORCHARD
" ers. seei; &c, sc txtrs fsrly Peas csSn.ss, ey'
Butter and Lima Resa, Lettuce Parsley Parnp, tay kfs,
snIp, roato, hpassri oohrs Cueumte and To- Seed,
ADAM Extra .rly ooro, Corn sAeler raw Cat;n
Grabbing, Killing and Welding HOss Trace Chains &c. &c. for
sss5 eso. WAIT o..
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PACKET BOAT FOR LEXINGTON
New Advancement.

q lyaehbug AID BoohAnAA.
EAhK RICHMOND
IN s,strvule HOO To Lexington. W ~
n, Iynehburr ... 1T5 To Bueh-naa. 6So
Leave Rchrond usaSl At NJ Aosday WsduH1Ay AAd
N an ~ ?. n, Of the Sseosd day
.
VIII accompany The urosgh Boat IS far a. colinoia 70 ou
en-. d.IE n ITO ~ esth pASnser ABeih
k-iUkNNG.
Lave - ngt and puoh- n n. Monday, Wejpes
IA ~ Ell y, .e-ch Ly n ~ hosrs ana al nm hl IL
(. ~rs
ss see Tine u trivial End Fare Between Richmond and
"'" I'M, rInn fnN
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pISSoLUTIoE uE 0n. isJaEaSnlP

DlSSOLUTicH o. Gi- tiJ ASRSHlP.
gNVgR coPArtnsrshio Of CIaPkSca. Anderson Il Co.,
va dissolved o. July Il: ~ TIT 81 oogtenI j. oAAk
~ IN ,s.Ie the tusneA housh 4er PArsner vii hsn hqa
dHtou ms boom and - found 81 The once OIL
oarklon o., No. ik kkin TtresA
IN ANDERSON,
,.aa l. nRoWNKLL
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ITRATE or MAGEtS1A has long been known as one on The
ben, Fursa;yv, In use but usual form Of solution
qad bulky for the traveller We have nov
the same IN ae0LID H0RMone bottle being equivalent 70 tI
or four OF the liquid PREPARATION and far preferable 70 Epson sh
eeldtr Powders usus Aperien and Catharcs kvsrJ
The year
For sale ~ MADE FAkkkb Drug Here
iva le6 Main s. corner above p. o.
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RAHR0kps.S &c.


G-WEzaERR TEDEs .
S Iad seF IIDA1. Apr fse. ihs rt.ssns frsins OIL
" ru1A '''''s's' GsosSd SOUTH .-is' -
,DfIi ffnnfsatS Kschnohd dsRy af A.h and aniv' a
= .h the trains On The South side Rail
road for the West.
-'TAl cloY,r il It5pI 20 minhts for dinner " ,
~ COMING EAbT. ht.
ne Train leaves Danvias eIily. Ct A. NJ ana s''e u
Al Rs y. connect. Win she Trairs the seuiA ads
AAlfoAa i0f A0'i0- ana is" H.H oARTER.
/ Ia General Tickst A ent