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and even tho clothes We had on were ruiucd BY
our long exposure In the wafer. New sniss were
given as. and passage Hs TO New vr1s York r. g.,
ia Sosrd tSs ia,trt Vessel We seeelSea eVsfs
snnbnrned while Ia The open boat, md during
f1cce and iardr. am sill lame and sore. but
will be all right - few days, Olo Of the pas
ossph ?: o Besta. s crave We sa SaPsH aI
boars nc week. aad laboscd snsnfalIy 10 savc
i!!ghtsBed men. lie siars1sd lard 'ea ter rs Is
hu tqk sna q on Ress rSs Se hs
during The terrible scenes Of he tenlPesl Welding
9, ready compliance to al orders given them.
rex e gssga sses e;
ton he n:st !, The.e were but two Or thfee *
sspston%s %ot9 9 s saa .he{ srs not
main In their rooms o. In the saloons, previous 10
ttem we're sea.tteE. as Neie many or the men.
q IN elesnft loase It i1it1ma IL % Neu o.eans
had a beautiful ra!r OF ponies on board and 1ns
when danger appeared, aud soma 1 q .hsm sdi did
good sc1vIce.
From the Ecw York Tribune.l
IT,: The statement is6 made by The osers of
ioim rs q the @ saa.e hes @ ess asss sSd, L, Il
deed. II we accent all tbe Ftatementn NJ t,1 her
| ktrcnrth sntl ronti rasnsocnent ti,rrr wnnfd In
| no ca1,.e whatcycr. The wander Wnn1d he hn,e w
| frch shjn coufd nos.ihiv tonndcr in nnv s,n-m
much les fu a hutficnnn which n lii. .hnat rnnl5
survive. pnd IN open sea In which suryiyors gayrd
themselves by efinrtDp 10 pteces OF lin sxrtr.s
Perhaps, il We examine ,hesc s;atcments. fbc
cause Of the terYtple Disaster vim be fpund IL the
| facts which ara omitted
The engines OF the Evening Stnr were not buils
for her, and werc 10 doubt exccllont; but the
/ question IL not in regard to tbcir oxcnijence ss
n,aehinery, hut their fituess for an ocran yrssei
Nc have already declared our belief ihat ,hn m.
light engines were tho original causn of The
slips to1ude.ing but ihero Is aditiunai eyidencu
to show that the vessel Itself Hns puosly con.
tsrucrd. The puyucr E. 8. Allrn envs fhst
Tho engines worked admirably uu to s a. M
Wednesday, October g. about au hour before
The ship went down, yct at The SANG lime
admits that At ? o'clock, or four hours pre-
sious. the steamer waa lying In the fronrh
OF TIC sca. Fur ali practical purposes, We should
| Judge from this, tue engine might as we'll have
been working on slso1t. The purscf and chtef
engineer have nothing 10 eay OF any dieas,cr to
the steamer until AbUnt four hours before sh,,
foundc1ed; and VIC should infer from thcir etatc.
Ments that tho Evening STIR was ih excellent Or.
der TIL within from four 10 len hours
Of Thinking, aEd that In that period her bulwnrk.
were driven to. her paddl..boxcs mud hurricane
deck sWcpI away, her fu1dcr chains broken, hcI
teame ppencd, her eMeinesoom flooded, hot
1onse engine broken, and tho ship lett rolling
log tn The trough of tie eca. But, ssc look al the
| ftntctuente Of two OF the pn8acupGrb t8yed thr
, 1866-10-18
INDIANA.


ni1on,s 1inc in which the ..Conncr;,c,i,s,,h
a nrosnect of makinr ,,rcat raIns II WIS IN
Indiana Tho State is i,reyrir made nm of
southrrneys hv birth. In most n,rts ar;t
+hor o-a tba n.av.;t,nr o1.,no,t Tho- 40
th;cklr sct4jci nver the Northern ma vel, "a
sorthcr, nort;ons oftbe STATE KentncEv
influence is. and always l,as bcen very ore,t
IN 1na;onn ,rha nr;e,.;1,a Lo,.x,.I a;...,.
lates ,arrc,v in thc sontb hair of I'M
state and inst;1led its s.(,onseryst;re' nj.
son vhcrcrer n waa re,a Tnora ,s ~ ,orsrs 49,
Scu Fna,ond element T., t,o stata .a,n ~ -
cot =, so,,,,a,,, ~ s1.-arr 49, ;nenonoo "a us 49, IT,.
s,,,o ,,.,-,no 1oa ri 10 49,, g. .taas.,.. ~
ston At t6e ida NJ an,,rat;on c.o,,
Ner Enr,.na New y,rI Eor4,,ar,, po,,,sr,. MI
ran,o ana Nor,her,, On;o f,orra5 .oro,na "a
nasi Indiana and landed Mt M;ch;c,n n norts re
At Cl;coqo and Ni,wauhce nnd scottcrcd
West. Thc mo;n,;,r NJ m. ,,aor1a NJ I'd;
ana are intensely notr;otic md T1nIon. .1oy;n0
Int many of them have mi ou4,,rorn
fbeir old Southern dI.l;ke and n,c;,,d;ce
10 free perroes A grca+ deal n tbc
Neshr fee,;nc s1,,1 1;n,,cr. anono ,hon, ~.
rort1s +bs 1,,acl- nao,1. Eoo~o o.,,,ot;.,- ~,
ncrro sn77Facc onc their csrec;,l 1,o~rnr. al
cosst,rt r;9h,,nsres the I'm oro;,,a;nn ;,
tbe ofysnr;rr NJ t,o s,nr.,,o,5o-,s ~. anI
econt ,ors r7,ct,ocd ,,.,on tl,a,,, ,ot;,.. .,,"r
,n;vrate1 to A free siatr sin ,nt,ucnccs on5
s,raxs fhe minds of ,r.nv ....,, ,naan;,,~ a,o,,
in Indiana.
rAs snon os thc eanross o+onea +,,o ron
ncrhc,ds started thc crv of Do,rn viii, ~
w., cor.,,,r ora ,,oo-, s,1.,,ra T,.a,,I.as.
en- o,,nr,,. ~ .I.~:.,.s ~. ,,
I.:,-. N.s - "o
, 1866-10-18

CARROLL CouST1.-Thcrc will be a grand
mass meeting at Mount Carroll on Saturday
October 20, commencing at o'clock p. nj.
The meeting will be addressed by ex-Gov-
ernor Hahn Of Louis'ana, Hon. E. B. Wasl1-
bnrne, Colonel J. W. ShatIer aud Hon. ]. Il
Addup,p
, 1866-10-18
WIFE MURDER.
i Woman Fatally Stabbed by Her Hus-
bant,-The Inquest on the Deceased
Singular Lack Of Evidence
4 Set Of Know Nothings.


4 small shant5 on West Taylor street, rear Ca
nal, which one would imagine TO be dog kennel.
or anything but the abode Ut human being, Was
the scene Of q domestic hsa,vl, on Monday night,
which has resulted in the death Of an elderly
woman named 9n1ta Dtiscoll, and In the arrest Of
her husband. Cornelius DEscc1l. rs the murderer,
Tie whole family, consisting: Of Drsscols senior,
sud three sons, tending funeral in the afttr
irehriated. Tn coming home at night the Old
man found woman named Mrs. Maher in the
house, whose presence was dstastcful TO hit1- He
attempted to eject her, whrn one Of the eols,
Cornelius, interfcred and beat ut. tathc:. A. sen
eral fight crsned, in the conrse Of WHICH Come
lius, senior, eel1ed rusty bayonet md tn:le;ed
several slans IN The body OF his wife Mrs. Iris
coll had been ailinr before, and the wounds PROV
ing loo much Tor her. shc expired al three O'Clock
Coroner wagner held an Inquest On the remains
yesterday. afternoon II was conducted with
considerable altsenny, IRON. ,hc facs
sGn, hs police wh9 haa he as in ess
witnesses. ard also from the fact that the parties
who did testify were obatiuatcly reliceut aud r.
D z dnfs Fss s'ated tho esus of the p5.
tnot!tsn examination, and gave his opinion that
death cuEred from hemotrhasc Of the tlvef. caused
S waa s seeu e teah aap o p ae.
ceased, who was tn the house 1t the tln1c Of the
atsray, and who was awakened BY tue noise and
Catherine Linden, an irishwouasn who lived next
door to the ehanty, knew Less, although she had
been In attendance on the woman before her
aea,h, and bad heard her remark that the old man
rosant, and Michael Nagie, who had apparently
known good dca! in tho morning, was 100 much
The activity shown by the police in The matter
Is worthy Of remark. After the death Of the de-
ceased, Logrellus tue old ma,, and Cornelius the
duct'' and taken 10 the Arno9y. The parsai Was
sent to the Bridewell and The son was fined so
ard costs. u. testimony at he inquest would
, 1866-10-18

The Albany Journal says: "Wc have
leaned facts which induce rs 10 believe that the
Philadelphia csnard waa put forth By the frfends
Of President johnson, and With view 10 feeling
The temper Of the public pulse"
, 1866-10-18

Fmx.-The alarm Of hEe sounded from boz No.
81. little before TWO O'Clock yesterday Afternoon,
wis occasioncd by the burning Of harm on Far.
rell street near Archer road. "A dwelling house
which stood near II Waa sAved ~ the prompt aut-
v%l Of the steamers.
, 1866-10-18
Steady Decrease In the Number Of Az
fnckB and Deaths.

The following Is the very greatly diminished
record Of the work 0: the cholera fend yesterday.
The number OF attacks and deaths is very small,
and even these are probably mol all cases Of real
wife Of Olsen, residence No. So Fourteenth
street; Norwegian. Attacked Tuesday Severe
wife Of Hans Reverson, residence corner Erie
ani Carpenter streets. Age thirty; Norwegian.
STACKED Tuesday. VIII recover.
Age nineteen Norwegian. Attacked Tuesday.
EI,zsssh nssssgs 1ssssass Se 49,
afn. Nay Flsuaedy: 1!ish: age fo1ty:ssres
Ms. Goizen. aud three eblIartn, German: Resi-
deRse 5ssoS e Sh..e1s sobenap,
Residence No. Isl Bunker ttreet. Attacked
Thursday. Unde: treatment.
aenss nss ko % Qniney se;set a.iaefsd Tuasda5
| 10 p. M. Under treatment
A. Nc IS ss Is Es sEsSs9 ySsfs szs
III = And:sx. Seixes1asaa, 4sa .gs H .!stytoa5 IL ye,..:
lacked Monday, At : ). n; died at 10 ?. m. Aon~
John G1.ndle,; Hes!aepse 10. sol seash I'D: 5sf
cenpey 4i.1 st e. 'ws9ty,onss .;9sys, s,,sss ,ests
Two children or Nj, Wiltershied. GeEmaus, age
seven years and one intant; residence fosnef o1
Wednesday morning; hopeless.
Thomas Mass American. aged thi1ty-three
years. Residenca No. 5ls Market street Attacked
Tnoaas Hogan. Irish, aged thirty -fvc ye.rs. On
canal boat near Randolph street. Attacked
Wednesday T. m; sent 10 hospital;
deace No. 1s5 Coolidge street. Attacked Mon
M1s. Watstedt, Germsn, aged fo;sy;siz years:
.. n; died "Wednesday. : p. NJ.
Hast Gunthe.. GERMAN. aged thi'ty'ni1s sa; sesFs;;
NJ. Gaen,heF, German, n ased twenty -sxo years.
Residence 100 Coolidge street. Attacked aasufoay
r. Child III Of of Hsnson. % Norwegian: aged three aud
half year,: Residence Sa Milwaukee avenue.
MIs Tbompson Swedish. ago yeszs
Rssisense ~: IL West EFis street: Assaskea
MT. Aeneehen: GERMAN sge s twenty eight yeass.
.acEci Sundav l. m.; will recover.
Alfred A1tell, American. ace twenty -one years.
Residence No. 139 Coi!age Grove avenue. At
tackcd Tuesdny; severe case.
ST. PAr1's FAER.-A Fair for the benefit Of st.
Pap1's German Lutheran Church is now being
neld In The Concert Hall in Uhlieh's Block, on The
corner Of North y ater and Clark streets. It IL
besi exhibitions that has ever been got up in Chi
caGo, eraitlsns tho ladies' Of tho church TO mors
praise Than We have space TO gixe. Iao Churcl
but the members are not, as q class. peculintl,
| wealthy In this worlds goods. and need litat
help IN their enterprise The edlnec u loGated q
, eeph Hartmann, Pastor. The Fair Will close tht
evening.
Pmx-The alarm Of 6re sounded from boz No
II fttfe before two o'clock yeStetdAy Afternoon
, 1866-10-18

ST, LrK1'a HosFITAI--Atf for :, ding
teznoon lie annual ueetIng o. = gr Tsr.
tho st, J.nke's Hospital Asaoci: ':oi' .samr
tn The Church ct the Holy Com., ~: Pacs,
avenue, nca1 Randolph street. l.-Eusps,
dceys will be read, and tsussc y, &-
A subscription 81 twentJ.ave aoi! "a dav
ia ia Hospital ese earnest @ps ~
, 1866-10-18

Bite Is1lsD.-Tlc ::::::;;ess-.' f'7't
Union will bold Sur g.; ;:::'h:a: .
Island on Saturday next. CON-:
the morning, in the Congsegntir :.
efnl prominent Instructors are III
present. Three sessions vii !.
eyenfue map exercise by ~. "a
~ Eysnstcu. On Sabbath q Un:.s Nv.
be held Il three o'clock. an u; not
hefre Tres to all,
, 1866-10-18

Tue ladies' and gentlemen composing the party
represent soiuc si1 or more States, though the
majority arc from tile principal cities named
The following list comprises most Of the names: :
, 1866-10-18

The CorE7s.-Thc proceedings in tho several
couits yesterday were almost devoid Of general
interest. The cali Of The trial calendar was cou
tlnued II The Emitted States Court. rt.,,
Of lie triai oi the case of Bali w. dSicE which
eesapIe tie a5y The two ptessdinS days
cd at si.0CU. The case Of Tovtne / Washburnc,
OF Boston, 10 recover Of Benjamin F. Qu1nhy,
liz By u. II. Dole, who formerly dfd business
here, which was attschcd and sold by Defendant,
N n de he Superior Court Judgments were rendered
Of william alliich, and against George " Scott,
pIsiutiI I al Tbomas hsle, IN m ae:,oa against Henry
ID Tic County Court the estate Of Wil1Ia1, ctas-
nppoiated to administer upon the estate Of CHARLES
spIenr1. and he was also elected to aca n the es
sSeoa5a se S eqs e ssss sSs & ss soy
under a bond Of s1o,O00.
The proceedings IN the Recorders Court Will be
found elsewhere.
pRRsxxrAz1oS.-Mr. 6. r. BEackets- for many
years city clrculAtor Of the TE1HU.E ot the north
half OF the cY has retired from the position on &C
count OF i'll health. Els friends presented him on
The OCCASION with u handsome gold headed cane,
bearing thc Inscription, - From It's friends Of the
ChicsEo TnInrSI, 165'.'' SIR. Bzackett is sue
~ G. y o 9ho I g.
good bustncst man. ever aitentse 70 INC re-
| gnjten,ents Of patriots.
A DISTURBED FAnu1.-1enry Snyder who re-
| sides al the corner Of Fourth avenue and Four
t9euth street, seems to have lived peacelul1y with
bis wife and children until quite recently, when
the family took d German bnaraer named Home 4
get intoxicated and beat both Of them. for which
morning nd aaed $40 Nrs: Snyder ~ advised
, 1866-10-18
FROM ITALY,
The Driganl Invasion Of Pa
lcrmO.

Tho BriGnntla Raise tho Cry for IIr-
public-Thc Black Party lii Soatla-
cru T&Aly-Tho BrIgantis In PaA~s~-
Alon Of tllc city He'd Tape lii the
italian Covcrnnlcnt-The IkeluIurcc~
nicnt I'ut In Quara1,tlne-A1artsalf
Prevalence OF the Cholera nt rnpl,.~-
No Political Significance to tho Inyu-
sIon-Tltc Negotiations MT vicnua-4tn
italian Elcsy Of the Uuitcd States nI,d
KuhAln-Thc Eastern Nue~tlon-.Au-
ntIral taEibaldl-1Ao Roman tlucn-
, 1866-10-18

Illinois: Why' Ea5ops Il thst une xas ready
take e 81 ss sts soaa sec~ ssea I'D
Weae s's % burning /. il n1inois Is fue1. VIII For
Witch hare been speaking May Ve not looE.
tic coin anl wheat the Nest shall be laid down
,sansportstoS gaa It lie doors 81 hc
nspai.e,afe: sha1t S s sseaIhs .o.+ aasS ssS
laid down II Tue door of ibe Western tar1ncr
When that time comcs-Nhen the means Of inter.
communication arc protected as theT wtl 81
hurtne.s life time Of usos. men see before me.
! there nced bo 10 question between tho West aud
The East upon ihe subject Of tasta. or AZ, AZ,
At our docrs substantially Is ehesp as it cs1
nt yours and our rmanafsctnrcs lie at yonr, door
substantially a. CHEAP as they do at ours, then vi
have no objection to anY ta!ia We tho1ld have ant
thus thc:c ie a rev bond OF Enson between TIL
ad The T. Sy
ssaa ie,a ''tas IL;
sE .ps 9s ess xpss sa'as ass Ii. es,n ess & s
land tes which tou,d thts connts5, .osethe7:
am almoet tnclnet 10 the opinion, II we had no
ss .nossl end Tef e IL. L Il
in his Providence could hare permitted 70 gEcst |
wrong TO he done. have Just como from the cit
Of St. Louis, tho city which Il to be the depot Q
the commc1ce coming from the Pacific
from India, from Japan and fsOm China hay
seen tho clements Of tts growth. l have seen II
advantages and disadvantages. Was called apo1
| To reflect upon them In comparison with lAosc
sl,sll eay Of the rival city Of Chicaeo: 1ts ad
| vantaccs are that It hiss the great outlet Of th
Mi+slseippi River TO the OCEAN; 1t has III
Immense. draining Of the Missonr! fror
it has nil the advantacc Of hcin
one o!1bc tcrnlnl ofihe great Faethc Railroad
| il has disadvantage that haf retarded its CroW1
10 TIT extent, ut least, of Qnartsr OF century
! ncains' Chicago. That disadvantage IL stron
dlsloya, eIcracnl, while Chicago has had the ae
vantage cf The strongest loyal business element {
hs e thpeo u Prcveat seop
TIC greatest city on the continent. THIS could l
a rhort time BE- removed. That drawback is til.
the northern shores Of the Cseat lakes belong :
another Government. and IL under ths control {
mcre,al, and less cnercesic thar are the .peuplc
{ May We not thea hope that from soE!e change-aE
change. Of governmental relations :, shonl
iake., as well the northern AZ sonthet
lorcs, shail be under tho protection, lhe
and ihs power Of tho Government Of the Unite
| States. ,App!ausc.1 We arc 70 learn, Il sccn1s
| me, lesson from the past. Ih!s country starse
mon the basis thai all its acquisitions should
gotten in peace and The title should DC gsTcn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-12
. EEW YORK ApvHHrIsEMHNTs.

nav IVhh AOV GaA A - -. = 49, - :
NATURES OWN REMEDIES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-12
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
WHOLESALE I MARDW "A E,d HOUSE
We are now receiving direct from he manufacturers
in England, Germany and the United States, our
SPRING STOCK. consisting, in part, OF
1000 doz. pen and pocket Knives
1000 gross Cocoa, bone, buck and ivory handle
Table Cutlery
1000 pair trace, stage and halter Chains
75O doz. Elwells, Peck's Powells wedding
Hoes
$500 dol pad chest, till, cupboard, stock and knob
$50 doz grass and grain Scythes
$50 doz Scythe Snaths and grain Cradles
100 doz. Spades. Shovels, Forks, Rakes
1000 kegs Nails, assorted
100 kegs Horse Shoes
100 dor. Collins & Co.'S, Mann Stewards Axes
40 tons Pots, Ovens, Spiders and Lids
Carpenters, Blacksmiths', Saddlers' and Tanners
Builders and Housekeepers' Hardware in great
variety
Machine Betting Fairbanks Standard Scales
Hoes Circular Saws, Manila Rope, &c. &c.
To which we call the attention of the merchants OF
Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee feeling conf
dent that our stock equal to in the country and
0" VI! p 81 DoS as lSS any W. s. DOMAIN CO.
JOHN ASHER mist
M SAW MILL SUPPLIES,
COACH MATERIALS, &c.
Circular Saws,
Gum and Hemp Packing,
Machine Betting,
Steam Gauges, Steam Whistles,
Water Gauges, Cocks, Oil Cups, &c,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Babbitt Metal,
Files, Wrenches,
Lace Leather,
Riveis and Burs
Belt Punches,
Cross-cut Saws,
Axes, &c
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIALS.
Hubs SpOkos, Fellocs,
Shafts, Poles, Bows,
Springs, Iron AXles,
Bolts, Bands,
Enameled Cloths, Leather,
Oil Cloth, Laces, Fringes, &c,
And general stock of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware,
Cutlery,
Mechanics Tools, &c,
To which respectfully invite the attention OF city
and country trade. X: h: WILLIAMS,
Formerly Williams Elliott,l
ian2S-tf 81, Main, 18th ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-12
THE NEW
DAILY, SEMI WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY AND SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS.
ACIFIC HOTE
l7o, l72, ia and l76 Greenwich street,
one square west Of Broadway,
Between CORTLAND and Dey streets,
NEW YORK.
JOHN PATTEN, JR. .
PROPRIETOR.

The PACIFIC HOTEL Is well and widely known to
the travelling public The location is especially suita
BILE to merchants and business 1t in close prOX
unity to the business part Of the city IS on the highway
of southern and Western travel and adjacent to all the
principal railroad and steamboat depOts.
The Pacific has liberal accommodations for over three
hundred guests Il IS well furnished, and possesses
every modern Improvement for the comfort and enter
ainment Of its inmates The rooms are spacious and
well ventilated provided with gas aud water the at
ten lance is prompt and respectful and the table is gem
erously provided with every delcscy Of the
The subscriber Who for the past few years. has been
the lessee is now sole proprietor and intends to iden-
fv himself thoroughly with the interests Of his house
with long experience boel-keeper, he trusts, by
moderate charges and liberal policy TO maintain the
favorable reputation Of the Pacific Hotel
To prevent overeharge by haekmen, the coaches Of
the hotel are owned by the proprietor.
s.n9S-lv JOHN PATTEN, il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-12
DURYEA'S MAIZENA,

IL Was Inc only ''prep-
sr,tiou for food from Indian Corn" that received
medal and honorable mention from the Royal Commits
souers at the great International Exhibition London,
1862 the competition OF all prominent manufactu-
rsrs Of "Corn starch and Prepared Corn Flour Of
this and other countries notwithstanding. MAIZENA,.
the food and luxury Of the age without single fault
One trial will convince the most skeptieal. Makes
Puddings, Cakes, Cusards, Blanc Mango &c, without
isingass with few eggs at cost astonishing TO
the most economical. slight addition to ordinary
wheat aour greatly improves bread and cake Il Is
also excellent for thiekenng sweet Graviss for
Ssh and meat, soups, &c For ice cream nothing can
compare with it, little boiled in milk will produce
rich cream for coffee, chocolate tea, &c
Put up in pound packages, under the trade mark
Maizena,, with directions for use.
most delicious article Of food for children and In
valds OF all ages For sale by Groeers and Druggists
everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, Is6 Fulton street, New York.
WILLIAM DURYEA,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-12
TYPE FOUNDRIES.

DICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY
III AND
PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
RICHMOND VA.
Southern manufactures should be supported.
BOOK, NEWS and JOB TYPE, from the celebrated
Bishop metal, and the latest Scotch faces.
BOOK, NEWS, and FANCY INKS ofall colors; wood
type cases, stands, leads, reglet quotations, quons
metal furniture, mallets, brass rule, planners, brass
dashes, shooting sticks, mterng machines, in fact
every article requisite for Printing Office at NORTH
RRY PRICES. Presses and second hand furnished
to order H. L. PEL0UZE & CO.,
sep4-tf Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-12
CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
EMPIRE SPRING WATER.
COLUMBIAN SPRING WATER.

No natural or artificial compound has yet been dis
covered or manufactured that equals these waters as
PREVENTIVE, KEl1EP and PERMANENT cuRE, for many
temporary and chronic diseases proved by the expe
rience of many thousands who have drank them for
years, with the most beneficial effects.
CONGRESS WATER
Is eathartic Alternative and tonic, and is valuable
remedy for affections Of the Liver and Kidneys pYSPe
sia Gout Chronic Constipation and Cuaneous diseases
Is most powerful preventive Of the Fevers and Bill
ious Complaints, so prevalent in warm climates.
EMPIRE WATER
Il cathartic, and a valuable remedy for Rheuma-
tism Derangement Of the Liver Diseases oil tne sKin
and General Debility. Its effects are'm most saiutary In
Lung Diseases 1t is almost SURE CURE Tor scroiula
and the most aggravated forms OF Dyspepsia. As
pre- ventive and cure for all BILIOUS arrangements IL
stands unrivalled
COLUMBIAN WATER
Is tonic and diuretic of highly beneficial charac-
tar and is a POSITIVE REMEDY Tor Dlabetes, UraVel
Calculus Irritation and Inflammation oil the Moneys
and Bladder and has most singularly active efects In
restoring these organs when debittaed by long dis
ease Females Who have suffered for years from ire
gularity and the distressing diseases known only to
beir sex have been entirely cured by the faithful and
udicious use Of Columbian Water
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from each
of the above named Springs, in careful and secure
manner that they preserve all their medicinal value
for years and will be found equally efacacous when
drank thousands of miles disan: when taken direct
ly from the spring.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS AND INFERIOR Waters The
corks of all genuine Congress- Empire and Columbian
Waters are branded on the side of the cork thus:
(CoxGRHss wATER,l EMPIRE WATER,
; C&Es Co { C. e. S. Co 5
SCoiUNRIAN WATER,
c. sc. s. Co.
Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment to any part of the world. Congress and EN-
mira Waters in. boxes containing Dozen Pints or
Dozen Quart Bottles each Columbian Water in boxes
containing or Dozen Half Pints, or 4 Dozen Pint
Bottles each.
SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS, HOTELS, WINE MERCHANTS, AND
FIRST CLASS GRoCERs.
SOLD ONLY AT WHOLESALE BY
HoTCHKIss SONS PrOprietOrs,
90 Beekman street, New York.
BET Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
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