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"vnllMKGt. RICHMOND, MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23, 18G0.__ ' NUMBER lt».
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
TERMS:
_ .... B.ner #8 P«r annum. 8e<ul Weekly, fS Weekly. #3; »•
’Remittances may be m»Je at the rlak ..f t..«
*aj' ln shrre evIJeuee la taken on the deposit of t
SEES.1f£ oTe containing m =„.
» EMTiai SU.
i»n«*»« •• 'gack additional Insertion . *
One month w.thout alteration .
Three do do .*® ®*
a;, do do ....*® *®
Tweles do do . gj
Twelve month*....• • 80 w
Xo sdvertisem <nt to be coaaideied by the month or year
,p], t.d on the >1 .uuaerlpl, or previously agreed upon b..
•""•‘f* not marked ow the Copy *>r a specified num
b('u! in«ertl ua whl be , U:.tiuued until ordeied nut, and payment
•»*-1l' "'^^fm-aar.-rsMT* T aruld anv misunderstanding
*■.. Zi 1 the Annual td.ertlaers. It is proper to abate fiJiac!.',.
......I, n!%»\U n U to their Immediate bumnem Real
I* legal and all dh. r tdvertUemenU sent by them to be an
..i . harce and no variation.
\ g..,n- a I lien, ral Agents' Adve llaementj not to be
■ if V th • year but to be charged at the usual rates, subject
Iftr-h dii oonta as alratl be agreed upon.
b* 'O ,lrr, W1j ,. *rly adeems, ra. generally, engaging one
*W ,iUl It.e prlyilege of change, shall not, on their
w ’ ' : , . . . V. -e. e t 1 ‘ - am .u:.t
f *’•’,* ,. . , „ ml - u-. I-M ol al. . C
J • • Week:. Whig all S
* I ,aa r but for the first insertion, and 50 ceula
I _J
kKl«»liL\IU<F AND ATTKil TIVE
Ol'EXIXO OF
DKV GOODS.
iiit ■:i:dei a r o c
n the past week and by the
•earn, rfrom New fork to day will be iu receipt of their fall
1 !1',M|M n . IV :« lot...' Press Hoods at the CfeVtfcii
.1 ri 'N stl KS In New V >rk lurln • the ptsi seek, all of which
! hr at * • ...
W. caRstwclal attention to a large and choice ass..rtmewt of
p,,.. Sllk«. etnhra ing all grad.-s, flout .5 eebis per yard,
lo rit'Hot wlTlgf#
Printed American and french fie balnea
Homelier fie Lalue It.bes, al very reduced prl.se
Printed french M- tin...
Ru h flai l an 1 Striped Poplin*
VilnUM .i«r
an I a *r»at > irlctv -f other new and heautihil fabric*.
* Our sm.nie.c-d of Rmt rslderles in now complete, sm .ngst them
p,... !, Muslin OoBars, al price* much tea* than usual
Real Polo! La e do.
Ma*lc*e d.*. d*.
Real fi l'd Lace Setts, a splendid assortment.
We ire al»o making large additions In .Hir
STilCROf NhHUit t’U*THU»:
Large loM iM and i l fulled Cloths
Maryland f. d’eniiary I in*, is
gp.,, Cray Satinets, all qualities
. ) ’,* j- k*ui faced Casinets and Casslmer**, Negro and
fcdfciST HHEITfN 1 fox
la;,**. FALL I
t V \ Iv* Iv Is.I? Sr i ’< ).
sJPLKSDED k"'»Ur'IKSr OK ST VPI.K AND PANl’Y DRY
^ !' i ‘ 1
u .«> gcnentlly tha' *>■ hire now m Mure a large and tel w
k ,f y'.*ii .n * i domestic dry uood.n,w wimt,
Id » rv-pect in. . af• il.iw*.
I r. Bl i. . »(, I K . are! MLKS
K li ,. k . KOS |.K KV -icO1
" - OKih K f .r mourning
- - kwor.wn .dim.il ROMS
gttra Rich CNdored SILK ROHRS
p f d M il SSKI.INK K0BK3
R h Par . O ill Pr me-1 VOl SS-1 INKS
p.irllN- MUMH.r Pol L DK ClUARM
Pta.uan.lP. •* K • ' *■ MKRINOY3
Mack *■mix MBUSOiS
Black MOSS BUNKS
It... k BriMllt/lNiS HI.ok tl.Pte'AS
CLOTHS CASSIVLtiKS tnd VKeTINUA
Haudh-tH .ryniLKD CLOTHS
gTerp tlirry S kTlNITS, LIN8EYS, Ac.
Bed BL’tMtftM
Whit- ta>l Color- I Swrv\M*« Bl. \NK»T*,
T <,■:». r with rery article usually kept In a flr»t-clas* Dry O.v.J*
g..i~ AU of which we w.ll »*ll very . heap. le»—M
JERSEY iITY MOlUHMs AMD PLAMU MILL,
OORMRR OP 0RI ■ St iu. MottOkV miU.
JOHN R. PI'LLKN. - - - Proprietor.
al f l» M I, B" tli »aj V
yy v Hand Ratla
laaiie Trhuuiinea of erery description, Brackett, Trust**, and all
kia ia of S,r .II an.l c-ruig'lit Bawln,-. House Carrln*. Ac . Ac. Auv
M*ed pattern w..rke i • .' •' "
all it* brunch-* Plain. Pttnnried and Octagon Newels, on ban 1
and male >„ order. Balusters .f all • set and deacrtpiuns, Ac.,
v‘ k *-. Mahogany, i:, . , . - .
Bali* cawed or write I to order. The prlcet mark'd on each pat
t«rn .f th* book sent to order to any part of th* I'uited State*, art
[ fer HM feet running measure.
g B -Oue of the ltrc it ttoekt i f Moulding* and Trimming*,
tad rreaCett vart-ty ,f Patterns, "manufacture I of the eery heat
cal -eiilc, wUI ale 11. be found at this e.iUblia'uucuL Plating,
w.tv aeaka<w* and d*«t«ateli Term. each. ,
10HS B PCLLRK » I alt- minu'ar-mr* an d glre /uiefi. u <»r
to Oothic Work, for Churches, Public Building*. Du elling
House* Ac Win.tow Kra-net, A. aiade to order at »hort notice.
Bound and Square ib Let Pence, Ac. Alto, dealer In Doors,Bathe*
atdBl.nd*. .f every deacriptlon, laanulaetur. I of the best inale
Pal. and warranted to ttand in any climate. Builder*’Hardware,
and tvery irtlcle In (bat lltir, furt.lshed at the lowrs' caah price*.
Ma-Melied Iron and Slate Mantelj, Term Cotta, Brackets, Tru.--*,
W nd.w Caps, Ac. t/" design* and Drawingi furnished al short
••Be* **"
I in IN KKt’KIPT OP THKKtLL Kish...m «■
1 ’ IP
Si clwpii JOHN niOMBBON. ST Main »i.
THKPAH1FHV Hon I. have made the a»...ee •■*■
... e.-ar Tl., are Doubt* 8 Sew
I ad and le'i long !.■l h v are tually adapted f..r llunlan.et .
Bu.-I.ert <ud Te.tu-iL'r*. AL.U, a general assortment uf erery
ilhpr ilia 4 »«,rn cLviil it
•mm am* warn, c cap a WAU>H
PHILADELPHIA
PREMIUM TRUNKS.
JAMES Fa. BROWN,
Manufacturer,
• MASONIC TEMPLE,
^O. T4I,
CnE?TN*rT STRFFT,
PHILADELPHIA
I KiB-iy
*M. B. WILLIAMS. SAMCRL V. REID
A\ ill.I \ *|b A It HID,
1'KOIH <’K
( Ommidsinn Mfj’fliantS.
A t Cult At* *MMr A AO SSruMO .STK1AT.
* ilieiuiiiad, Ohio.
\k . uteri! Produce, and mot
* ■ »!» lilt.ii, or. l outigiiuirul* for »ale. or
*» ri’kaud,,. t, rfht *u«l ,'toroi on Account of puiohAAer*.
DIsnOI.I Tl<n.
THI «nr, of CHl'UCM t FLEM1NU i» lAt. d»y Jlaiolaed by mu
■ ‘V* VI; ■ t.. I em.,ve U» the CoUU
*f' Br Chur. h ».!l . nal.uur in the buemraa ut thy old Wand, an.l
* 1 ou *< a „u ha.,1 at <• f,< tJpr,. r. iui ,ud, tiII Id January
S'U either partner ij .utl.orUeJ to vettle the bue.nev* nr Uie
wil l IIMH ( III Rill,
_ —l»_ UTS*. P FI. P SI I Nil.
u in m s. Ji n ELBl’,
Silver and Pl:il**«l Ware.
KS. *1 » KHV,
FH*!* . nd 41.(1* an hiuitl % l'«rgc ind tMRipirtr wort- Qi
• ■»« :** *1 lllr .>». *«• btui<4 ditWlr'l rntburing All the -vV
public n _sTi
l*" ■ »' *■ • H. . old . pailn ula atten ...
t U .iTCIIK*, aetek aa Juh-a Jurgenaeu, P H A.lam. k
- j Sift d Ufdtu. JaV, Kataorf, llrnrn Reynold" Unna. Joa.
J'haann, J hn Cragc in I .ih. r celebrated make.a He aha keep*
* l*rr* aaa. ,tai-nJ ot m h l>i.m.<i.J Set Finder Kluge, Shirt But
. 1 .* ' I . - - I* I"l gent
k'% . .large *,« nt.i -nt of l.e tlea'Carbuncle. Cnral. l-ara.Cameo
•"I Pearl tel, P.ira- »r. and Plata CoU Chain Bracelet,ChatUin
1 I un*. \ | t'M n», Cha; m- Sir, \ Butter:*, Sb.ri Butt„aa. A. ,
? ’ "f ■- ' i. S.lt l ...- tup., B-uquet
5 '“re. Fun h. »,« and Folk*. K. rre Spoon*, s.pa;ecu.
-c.e. I.-* Tung.. p.,.rr Sy,.,. na and Folk*, tine Silver Plated
a ....
H pm,, ... ..J i tu, ip io.-enieni* that cannot fail to |Jra*e Id
►<Ve aud uuaiity, a . all m r*.,.e, ifulty aolk-lted.
S A. SI VP RS,
_ Corner Main and Peart St.
BE^LLl CIOOII SHOES.
NEW STtB'K *
Wr »" making a-. •*,»» >■ jo.t received thit Any by Steamer, an
T7 ‘ether njpj,*, llen'a very heavy Prtmr It regal;*. Pegged
Sad ''lied, wh: \ *r .*.n ree amrifl pt wear well SS e warrant
y* • , yk K • ... nl Ale.,* large alack I
Tf keavy Army kr.-riM. W!...|e cut. n it •l l-n ante.. Farmer.
S, buy th-wi , they |twelve wv'utha. wllheul auy mending.
Atw, r >t kn.l H men. atnoa of the beat «tuaH y.
" - .aeltc all la want <.f »he beat Shoe, nr Boot* t<> give ua a call.
* PIT*nr A WATTS
fltSSKa. sa P.I.MI. MHO. A t o.,
I I' ’* .... la Ihe 11 A grata, in \ .rgtnia, for
the eule at their Wtoev. an-t we ah.il He pleaaed to receive
?puu the l. ade for their Spine., to be imported direct to Vlr
Jbego'y, Ole Mm, |„ T’rglnl. .< in New"York.
IV., od Onr-k sA SI ,-te,r. range, ft ,t» ft h», vintage of IMF,
** » f is par gallon, vintage of lull
i^rrnr ibti f/.ua |1 Ml to $15 pwr g*tk*a
4a «U 1 .Ml t« .1 ik <lo
. . ^orl, 4j 4o i!itf lu A i|u do
KininND. DAVfcNpoftT ft CO. _
^ ( uik> \ i:d.
11 • lA4CtljiS, Jl, k««c rttuovnl to thwir New Ntorf,
y * »o. tlj MaIa Suvct, iptpq ilutdf Above their oW xto«i,
2**^1 have • I iLr\g fA.-ifiiicH fyj« iWiag Ail lunUa of
,r+ m ih«tr Ua«. fur s iPuMlcf av every «te*erl|»Uon of ^ Ater
MjrsIfAuU, W_4t»rO *r<# Bdtht, BoBova, Cooktu/
Hy ith+Ur lUaM, A* Putl.li/ m HsjetAble Gaa Worhe,
Af 1*414 Of* titll fO blpft Ab4 fl\t«irA.
Afl *ru A Uu Wvrh. Bkdiflug. k< . b*A#lng bulSOlafA with hoi
OF Xftm. Th« y UAt Uki* oe<^eW>o to lUUr that the*
*' Mo: Air Fu'r&Ac* to UiiA or Any othwr cowntry, which
•y Blii y«& 4|» aa4 WArraai to flv« AotfAfacUoA.
4 ‘ATI* IM ft UoeAl A ¥ 4a4 44J 'Jfi A AX<( Altai C r AlAA AH J
Alw%f| <k| hood. Ul1-4f
K* •°SI > K OIL -J.al raculvad”arel for tale an tnaf
l«ai article of K-rrwn. OU, warrmiud to Hw-a nrtgAt and
"T;-* WBdtdAed tb. Payer anraiuni H » T WAKlNai,
<*“ km ml Bread dreei.
N^O l'H,lC.*-»*«**iroiM lo do what wc- ran to build an v|a
<«ar cut, w« havt dttraioed to commence MAHu 14
FACTl »HN«1 urn CLflTHlNO IN THIS CITY, at the M J
eart:.ret day at which we can make arrangement* to <to n iIIWr
Our M* N**en I *3 been abtcn? !a /. o ivr the last three j
months »el< . ting * Knit for our Spring «ale«, and from his long ex- j
perienc* and well known taste, we expect to show the mft»t attrac
t*ve sto k ever *een in this market By the 1st day of February
we shall have in store a superb Spring slock for the wholesale ,
trade, and we earnestly Invite a call from Merchants who have
heretofore g^ut North. Our extensive operations. Important ad
vantage* in the purchase of g>-o<ls, and long experience, enable us
to offer a* great ioducemeiiia as those of any house In the Tidon.
HT We shall from dl WINTER CLorilIN(. at
iu»h r. </«r/d unV. as will make it to the interest of purchaser to
anticipate their a mts.
j ad KICKS. BALDWIN k WILLIAMS.
M E 1IC \ SMITH'S
soiitht iii Clothing MainilarlorjTf
ESTABLISHED IN’ lVA
11ST RICHMOND, VA.
IT I.-* A facl not generallv known that I established mv Ofrthing
Man a fa torv luthls dly TIN YK xRS A«10, and have conatam
lv fur that time continued to cut and make a Urge portion of u»v
»t H*k in KivhmonJ. as hundreds of my customer* will testify to.
and bavin-, m- reaaed try forces trom time to tuue, am now belter
pre) ire»l to rov.vr order* fur work in large *»r smalt quantities
t* h«*r» totore, and *ill guarantee to fum:»h them just .a» low as
ll \ can be bad of Northern huu»«w, and equal »u *t>leandn»a
trHal.
Being s practl *al man at rav Bus''ne.*s {not having climbed in at
i], 1,1 . window .ver other*' shoulders.) 1 Hatter my»elt lhat 1 cau
give o nm.-li and as good an article tjr tlie price as any house
North or South
L-- r* " ‘ who wish to buil t up r.'RBT Southern Manufactories,
patron -e the old established house* li-ai, and lei ihvs reap the
reward they so justly mer \ lor past, pres. St or tulure service*.
1 hi* i» no humbug, i. 1 can prove by from seveuty 3ve to one
hundred hands uow in toy employ, and many of them have been
for years
I'aiior '' the manufactures a' home, more . spe- tally when you
c*.. do *«. within! additional cost. M SI IKA PMITH,
ja5 114 Main St.
NOTH K.
OCR stock o' K.-ud) .If»tie Clotliintr, Xu. N» Main st..
We have sold to Mr II WHITLOCK, and we will continue lo
keep our large establishment No. 100 Main st., where we will he
plea- d t see our customer* and the public In gene®l, bavins
made arrangements I ' manufacture our clothing her. , and we
are prepared to r> ehfe order* of any kind to be made up In the
best Style and at short notice Our winter sto-k. we will offer at
reduced prices, lo make room for spring Stock. Call at
iK. MORRIS A CO , 100 Main st.
1 MORRIS. _ K ElLjA.
Itl \ AX OV BBCOAT.
i Nl> make v ur selection from a good stock, having all the re
.\ quhli.-s for comfort, durability and accuracy, which may be
found at 110 Main Street.
HI Y a DUS OR HI 81NESS COAT*
a r ! 1. a t0 i,.oW at the a**oitm«*ut shown at 110 Main St.; at
the suietla* be laurel that style anU quality are point* we al
way* try to have, of the beat order.
• i \ FAIR 01 PANTS*
either fa*i .*y or black, but be certain to buy a pair of some kind,
a . i th-n get a l x’* ’ . wr woni<! rccouiiueuJ 110 Main St.
liFY A VEST,
Ve lvet .»r C*intmere, uilk «vr Cv«hin re aH.xtin or Satttartt, any kln»l
*hu uni remember lit* M Vl\ STHI KT. 1* the bext pla**e III
u wut make y -ur selection*. TUBMAN k HI LL,
ttt>r lip llalu Street.
icnniiKhor Tin: LKuniATi nr:
WILL PINO A LARGE STOCK OE
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
AT
SIKPliON A ,n I L L K K • N,
I I‘I Wdiu Mreel,
J II SIMPSON, Richmond. | II T MILLER, Nottoway. _
UE\H glARTEUS
m< iimoxo ’J \iu: < i.o’itiix<*.
MKMHKRAnt tbe Legislature and strangers visit ng the city,
will Bud by railing on th^ subscriber a large and fashionable
assortment of el idling <»l his own manufacture, as low a* the saute
,|,t «Uty i. is vkmansh.p can be bad of Northern manufactory
lie has b.ati manufacturing the larger portion of his work here for
the past teii v- ars. anti > an assure bis customer* that they shall
have K . ii*o>u ut a Clonus... tha> »!• ill compare, In every res
pect, with North in w.,ik they ar-- now purchasing. As I atu eon
i "I If tmton.l as low as
am city m the l nion. K. H. SI'KNI K,
ci on. t. ...a v*_t. ,,.* t oi..e
' - n . r H tin and l.’olnu,
NH.HO I I.OI him; poll HLN 1>D ltO\N.
\\ have in stills . ..f -.ur ..w:i make, a large Mock of NK
i.ROCI.GTHING. lor both mm an.! bov* Coats, Jackets. Pants,
\ r,ts, rl I - an I S«ck» abl.L a.II sell at the very lowest price*.
) ,.r i.»rg n* call ..U DARRACOTT. HARRIS * CO .
So. 11* Main street,
,le*l Bucocssor* to Merchant, Welslgcr A Co.
1)40 V «>\ KKI'O lTh! IIOIV OVKRCOAT8!
> \k hiirl!..- lay re ived by Adams * Co.’s Express, s
cli.dee is*..rt:nrul of Children’s and Boys’ Ok EKCOATS, really
g.M.J a id heap Tho*e of our customers who have been waiting
can tew tie supplied with something nice. Call at once.
DARRACOTT. IIARRJ* « CO.,
So. II* Main street,
de*t Successors to Merchant, Wdsiger A Co.
1*59. IIOT1CE. 1*59.
Fs. T>. KEELIN.G.
TAILOR AN 0 CLOTIIPER,
No. Uii Tlaln Sir.’PI,
Ha? just returiie.i Irom Sea tVrfc, and Is now prcpareJ to ex
hit.it the in -i attractive slock of goods that he hat ever had
thep'-asure of ,■ Jerlnr to his trien.ls and the public, consisting In
t LOTHS. USSI.MEUES AXD VESTIXliS,
of the newest styles, which he will make tu order In the most ap
proved manner. fus warranted to please In all cases.
AI-HO,
In store and receiving, a choice selecMon of gent's, youths' and
chUdreu'a
RK.VDY MADE clothing,
of every grade ar.d style
GKNTLhMKS’8 FURNISHING 0000?,
,ueh asRhlrts, Cellars, Ties, Glove*. Socks and Drawers; Merino
Shirts and Drawers, of good quality.
»e33 K. 1> REELING, Ko. lgli Main street
mo I'll K |*| KLIC. In .-ontequeuce of the unprecedetd
1 - d >s cess of "Our Model Shirt,” wc have made arrange
ments, (which w is heretofore impossible, on account of the great
demand in New Y« rk) to ghmyl have a large supply of this popu
lar Shirt on hand, in every variety of style and quality, so that
those sending ur.k "i will now have them tilled regularly and with
despatch. A* We are the sole Agents for this Shirt In Richmond,
we would respectfully call the attention of those who Lave not
seen ilnr Model to an examination, aud they will become convinc
ed that It is the <-«<,. A«.ly.*f ,.<«./ mugi/wr.iMe HiAirf ever offered
for ,ale. We are also prepared to make to order from scientific
measure* at short notice, and at reduced prices. We have on
hand a large a,id desirablesP k"f 0KNTLKHIN ? II RNIBUING
GOODS, which embraces everything pertaining to the busiuesa,
and which wlil be offered at greatly reduced prices.
stgrtevant a magwire,
»„jt) No. 94 Main street, Richmond, Va.
/MIHIII |;\TFU WUOrVHT IKON AND
\J vt 1 M1 It VI LI N (S-ui-ed by L-tter* Patent) Admirably
adapted I r enrh - ng Public Ground*, Cemeteries, Balconya, Cot
tagea. *< Mi.,, end Os Hurdle. Patent Wire, Hackling Bead
steads, with every variety of folding Iron Beadsteads and Iron
furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens, Ore, Hand and Gravel
Screens, Wire Netting for Mosquito, Hliecp, poultry, and other
purpe,*,- Wire Summer Houses, fancy Wire Work in great va
riety, for Gardens, Ac.
M WALKER * SONS, Manufacturers,
No M5 Market, N. K. corner Sixth street, Philadelphia,
oeff—dty___
UOMK M A OK NHOKN.— i have constantly on hand of
my own manufacture, the following kinds of
Hoots and Shoes:
For Lutlesi
Gaiter Boots, with and without heels
Morocco Lace Boots, with ** “
Uoat Skin.* '*
Fur beuilemni:
fine Press Bo ts
Clout Boots, tingle and double Sol.-a
Oxford Ties and Brop ms.
For M iaaea ItUll ( Illicit t il ;
Goat and Mor. ecu Boots, with and agbuut heels.
For Huy* t
Calf Brogan* and Oxford flo*.
For servant W ouiru:
Stout Gust aud Kip Lace Boots.
Fur Nt-rvuul Men:
Brogue* and Brogan*.
I sm prvpared tu rnaae W order at short notice, any of thr above
mentioned kinds. JNO. ‘
H J Main Street,
* doors shove T K. PRICK A CO._
__ _ - -_. ....a siF tt A N.'1'L Ik 'I’H ■ It’
I I OR PoitoNf \MK, I .dwelling h use. .onv*
n'. nl to our Wore, 'u.table for a small family. F.r such a one, a
fair rent and perio an cut tenant can be >»•*»**'*«• l*v M‘l,l3rl“K *®
rARlii A aiLLIAMa
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ISO M i !i >tr« K. uuW oo*uped l»y t. I>. i ah I t‘>. Kk
| Al*>. A thr»r story brick building In the rear, I .riucrly Occupied
ai a printing office.
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j.,^1 t( KVJW'LK> * » Al.FORD. ?1 Pearl «.
IVAATKIt ro HIKE, f«r euautaf year, a good
YY Nurse, and IMuJug Room aervant. Apply at my reaidcncc,
on illh street, Chur'll Hill, or at my office, on the Pock,
degy—tf *• **•
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r|ailK Cottage reei-lenc- ..n'th Btr-et. recently occupied by Jk
I \lr K II Payne, adjoiniug Mr R. \. Uauiel. Ji ; has Ek
seven or eight rooms, eater, gss, hells, etc., J»st |>»|'rr™ »nd
" OrWMJ WHwH;
ISOK KKNT. K taint .• ro..in tor the PacketOffice, »> Aft
• t rent the Ivalarn e .4 the brick wirehunae, at the heal
..f the Bvs.n. corner ol Canal and 'th street*. Tbc situation's a
desirable one for a lervi and grocery sture and lor storage.
Possession giveu January lit, Ivsi __ .
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g sKFATt l KIONITV. Parti, u' n sent free Agents
Vffi want. d. dell-dim Rll AH A CLARK, Bedford, Me.^
tlfAXTKB Wanted for Iho ensuing year, a good female
YY r. s. essher and Jrunrr, erubout encumbrance •
.lots JNU. N GORDON A SON
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YY For one ol Cod eharcter a
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j.iln.ng the uttc* of Messrs. Hooch A Fchola. Apply to
, - .it- WARWICK A RARKSPAtR,
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J good Corn, ai good »«r J« ' r7.r.ri,..,t,
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It) good Brogue hand*.
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ing at lie*] P K WHITra. 7S Main *.
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/ rule Cook, without Incumbrance—to remain In **te *■*/■■
KKNT. PAINE A 00.
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to 4g MKarn " Flo# 4®
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M bbls bright 8a*ar House 8yrup
Crashwsl, Powdered and CoPe* Sugar!
to boxes bi Cart Soda, extra article
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RICHMOND WHIG.
TO GENERAL KEMPER, COL. AUGI ST AND THE
MILITARY COMMITTEES OF THE GENERAL AS
SEMBLY.
The organization of the militia is a subject of deep in
terest to the State, demanding for its solution the com
bined qualities of statesmen and soldiers. Public senti
ment ou this subject is now stirred to its prefoundest
depth, and the principles on which the organization ol
the militia shall rest claim examination. The militia L
one of our political rights, not less important than the
freedom of election, the press, and trial by jury; and il
these last are by common consent bulw arks of liberty, the
first is the citadel in which they are all entrenched. Tin
question is not the raising of an army, hut the organ
zitiou of the militii. Wid.ly different subjects. The
organization of the militia is a political right on the part
ot the people, a duty ou the part of the Legislature.—
The rai-ing an army in time ot peace w ou’d be a practical
wroug and violation ol the Constitution. The architect
who would erect the most beautiful edifice without re
gard to the foundation would be unwise. Not less un
wise is the Legislature who erect u political system re
gardless ol the principles on which it should ro-t.
However organized, the militia mint be composed of
the body of the people, not the extremities or parts'ol
the body, not the old, or the young, the learned or un
learned, but the body of tbo people, the collective mass,
including all who are capable of defending by the sword,
what was won by the sword. Mo-t potent and signifi
cant words, well understood bv’the author of the bill ol
rights and anchoring the military power, where alone il
can safety rest.
It follows from the composition of the militia that
ail men not incapacitated, owe military service to the
State, that this debt being personal in its nature,
can neither be substituted or commuted. Achilles could
uot perform the part of Nestor, nor Nestor that ol
Achilles, nor could the wealth ol Cr.c-us buy the stiength
and valour of the former or the wi-doni ol the latter.—*
Military service is also a privilege,every citizen having a
right to aid in defence ol that couuiry in whose safety
he has a direct iulereat. To develop these principles un
der a well organized system is the province ot the Legis
lator. The present nitliti-i hill is founded on these prin
ciples. Coder a general organization of the militia, the
State demands military service from all her sons. All
acknowledge the obligation; some fired with zeal, volun
teer to perform more than their share of duly. While
no man (capacitated,lean exempt hinisell Irotn the gene
ral inilitsuv obligation, any may assume burthens heavier
than this obligation imposes. This is the warrant and
source ot the volunteer system, between which and
eve*rv other part of the militia there* is complete banno
uv. But to preserve its life and spirit, it must have no
attribute of a standing army but iisi/i<ivy»/iW. Encour
age tli** volunteers, and train them to high skill, ami Irom
the general organization, "will ..rise a force w liich without
tarnishing the States armour of “ancient renown”—will
well guard her by disciplined Valour.”
CH AM PERSON.
MEETING IN RALEIGH.
At a meeting of the citizens ol Raleigh county, held
at tin* Court House on Saturday, -1th Dec., I
Ou motion of Gen. Alfred Hechlev, Daniel Shumate,
E-q , was called to the Chair, and Hobt. W. Witten re
quested to act as Secretary.
Alter the Chairman had" explained the object of the
meeting in a abort bill very |H>itilcd speech,
On motion o. John II. Anderson, E-q., the Chairman
appoiuted the following gentlemen ns a committee to
draft resolutions cxprcs«ivo of ifle sense of ttie meeting,
\i/ : lii'ii. A. llcckley, Jno. II. Anderson, l'r. win. n
Ki ller, Jos. Caldwell, KJwiu Bruce, Col. I!. K Luikous,
Win. Prince, lien. 0. \V. Luck, Col. K. Mc\ ey, Lewis
Hull aud Clarkson Prince, Ksq.
During the absence ol the committee,eloquent speech
es were delivered at the call of tne meeting, by »'tis t'aid
well, Henry M. Beckley and J.ts. 11. McGumis, K-qs., al
ter which the committee came in and reported the lol
lowi::g preamble and resolutions, .vhich alter stirring
speeches made in tlieir support by (leu. A. Beeklev,.!no.
II. Anderson aud P. Mediums, K-q , were uuauiiuou-ly
adopted.
Preamble, The treasonable machinations and fanatical
teachings of Abolitionism in the Northern States, lii«t
hro light into overt and fearful manifestation in Kaunas,
bv hired myrmidons, aimed by the voluntary subscrip
tions ot the ranting followers of pretended ministers of the
meek and lowiv Je-us, tilliug its beautiful plains with rob
bery, incendiarism, devastation, bloodshed and murder,
moving more recently the scene to the more nuiet soil ol
our own Commonwealth.
Treason has stalked amid the grand euerv of the meet
ing of the Potomac and .Shenandoah rivers, as in the days
ot our falhcis it did amidst the sublime highlands of
ibr llud-un, and an indiscriminate warlare began against
our people of every age aud act, amid the threatened
horrors of a servile m-urrection. Our constitutional
rights, upon which are based our l uiou with the non
-Uveholding States,have been wautouly assailed and tram
pled under the feet of au armed body of cut-throat rut
tuns, and, although promptly arrested and signally puu
:-hed by the energy of our brave old Comuiouwcalth,
ict, it becomes the duly of the people of Ualeigh, in
common with our fellow citizens of the whole State, to
make a public espres-ion ol their abhorrence and iudig
uutioL at the late monstrous outrage upon the Constitu
tion and La'i.s, as well of the I nited States, as ol Vir
ginia, and upon the peace, huptijupas, and prosjictity of
our people. Therefore
Uttolnd, l-t. By the |«>ople of Ualeigh, in county
meeting assembled this, Jlth December, I ssii, That our
thanks are justly due to his Excellency, (Jov. Wise, und
other civil and military authorities, as well ns the brave
citizen soldiery of our State, and the Cuitcd States .Ma
rines, for their speedy repulse and condign punishment
ol the treasonable invasion of our soil by the infamous
John Btowu and his gang of desperadoes.
Rmoli't'd, 2d. That "eternal vigilance" being the “pri. e
ot liberty," it behooves the Legislature, without delay,
to place the military defence of the Commonwealth in
the mo-1 efficient state of organ!/aliou. Acting upon
the maxim "semper paratus," auj we are prepared to meet
the additional taxation involved thereby.
.'id. A’. That the people of Ualeigh w ill exercise
the most rigid scrutiny to i'eret out, and bring to justice
the secret emissaries of Abolitionism, wboraiy endeavor
to sow among pifr poople the seeds of treason aud insur
rection against the ui jesty oi the law.
4th. Re*iditd, That a vigilance committee of nine cit
izens be eppointed in each magisterial district in the
county, to carry imocifect the :id resolution.
Oth. Ke.iolued, That in case of any further attack upon
our constitutional rights, aud the sanctity of our soil, we
the people of K deigh. will meet them as men d serving
to he considered worthy sops of those noble revolution
iry sires, from wboui we have inherited our unexampled
institution- of civil and religious freedom, aud our cry
-hall ever be in the imperishable words of the great ex
pounder ot our Constution, ‘ Liberty and luiou, now
ind forever, tine aud inseparable.”
»ith. Ilevdsed, That duplicate copies ol the foregoing
pieamble and re-oluilons lie sent to our Nmator aud Del
egate iu the General Assembly.
7th. AVWie./, That the Richmond and LewLsburg pa
pers Ik* requested to publish these proceedings.
The Chairman then appointed the following commit
tees iu the Magisterial Districts
1st District—Dr. John W. Masson, Col. R. M. Yey,
llenrv Hull, John R Miller, Col. John S. Ewart, William
Tiiumasou, Esq, Janies Scott, Robert Scott, W hi.
Ric hn>an.
2d District John II. Anderson, Joseph Caldwell, Jas.
Franci*, Jr., (ieti. A. Beckley, C. B. R. Sinkins, James
• 'ilfee, Win. Prince, Anderson Jam'll and John Stover,
Esq.
Mil District—Win. Fuignson, Owen Snuffer, Jacob
Harper, Win. Trump, Col. C. Roles, Lewis McDonald,
Gainer Calow.iy, John J. Jaiiell and Isaac Snuffer.
After which, on motion, tin- meeting adjourned.
DAMKI. SU I ’M ATE, Prest.
Roar. W. Witocu, Secy.
Mrmsi or Presidents of Softhkrn Railroads.—
The undersigned, Presidents of the various railroad com
panies in the State of Y irgiuia,desirous of relieving South
ern roads of their dependence upon the North, and con
vinced that the great concentration of capital iu their
hands, and the amount ol supplies annually required lor
their use, will enable them to accomplish that object if
concerted action can he secured, respectfully invite all
the Southern railroads to meet with us iu consultation at
.Richmond, upou the 28th day of February, I Son, to con
sider of the means by which we can best secure, either
l.y direct importation or Southern manufacture, the equip
ments aud supplies for the use of the Southern railroads.
K. FONTAINE,
President Virginia Central R. H. fo.
ALEX. DUDLEY,
President Richmond A York River R. R. Co.
P. V. DANIEL, Jk,
President Richmond A Petersburg R. R. Co.
John robin m. danikl,
President Virginia A Teuncsr.ee R*R. Co.
JOHN S. BARBOI R,
President Orange A Alexandria R. R. Co.
TUGS. II CAMPBELL,
President of the South Side R. R. Co.
LEWIS E HARVEY,
President Richmond aud Danville R. R. Co.
lewis McKenzie.
President Alex., Loudoun A Hampshire R. K. Co.
EDWIN ROBINSON,
President Rich., Fred. A Potomac R. R. Co.
HENRY IRWIN,
President Norfolk A Petersburg R. R Co
WM. T. JOYNF.S, #
President Peteisburg K- K- Co., Petersburg:
A Fast W rum so—Ax Artist Slopes with an Heir
ess.—Dr. Augustus Rawlings, the artist of Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper, was married on Thursday last, at
Grace Church, New York, to MU* Cuadilla F.lineudorf,
the niece of ex Governor Dayton, of XTew Jersey, aud
the heiress to a great fortune. The Herald says the lov.
ing pair eloped from Tivoli, about one hundred utiles up
the Hudson, came down to the city by express iu the
morning, and were married at high noon. It was an ar
tistic and literary wedding, and much more quietly done
than the diamond affair, of which Dr. R. was the happy
historian.
THE SPANISH WAR IN MOROCCO.
[/'Vow* tht London 1'oitt, I he. 31. J
There is a Spanish saving that, •• war ha* a thousand
I ain* lor one pleasure," and we feel thoroughly persua
i ed that Marshall O’Donnell,who looks to become a gran
dee of the first class before the end of January, 1800,
and even the adventurous and hot brained General Prim
himself, who is never so happy as when In excitement,
have both wore than once exclaimed, since they have
been encamped at Ceuta—
(laerra, cat*, j einnres,
for un pltre^ mil Uolorrs.
Rarely, indeed, lias there been an enterprise about which
there w as so much expectation raised in and out of Spain
as this self-same African expedition, on which so much
money, labor aud naval and military effort have been ex
pended; and expended hitherto certainly without the least
effect. Every day, or every other day, since the Span
iard* have disembarked and taken lip position in Africa,
there has been a skirmish of outposts somewhat resem
bling that loose kind of fighting going on between Chris
tinos and Carlists some one or two-and^wenty years ego
iu Biscay aud Alava; but these skirmishes, while harness
ing ami wearing out the iuvaders,are a mers pa.1 time and
pleasure to the Moors The Moors, be it remembered,
are on their own soil and country, with every inch of
which they ure acquainted. They are broken in to the
climate, to the w eather, and to the course of life in w hich
they are now embaiked. They eat, they driuk, aud they
sleep as their fathers and grandfathers before them, aud
is they themselves have done auv day for these fifte *n
or twenty years past. Civil and military duties, the calls
of patriotism, and the sanctions of religiou, ali bind ih> m
to oppose the invader; and in fulfilling these obligation*
they at onee serve their Prince aud obey their Prophet.
The invaders, on the other hand, -are not on their own
soil—they are not acclimated—they know nothing of the
country, and they, as well as their leaders, must now feel
that the Spanish army is entering the territory of a po
tentate w ho, w hatever his faults towards Spain, has done
nothing so bad as to justify a war of aggression aud in
vasion. The Emperor of Morocco may be a ferocious
despot whose will is law—his people are rertaiuly semi
savage and sanguinary, but they nevertheless both light
for their native soil; ami whether a man be civilized oi
haiburi.tn, the sentiments of soil, and hearth, aud home,
and native country,find an echo in every breast, whether
Christian or Mahometan. * * * * *
There are no great deposits of goods and merchandise
on the Moorish coast as on the coasts of France or Spain.
A single house or shed, as every one who has pissed a
week in Northern Africa is aware, is sufficient for a cus
tom house in a country iu which the only merchant is the
Emperor himself. The Prince de Joinviile, in I8tt, with
a considerable number of ship*, destroyed the fortifica
tions of Tangier, and Mibseipieutlv attacked Mogador;
lint it is well known that little property was destroyed iu
cither of these places, and only lour hundred Moors were
found in tlib batteries of Mogador. These French opera
tions, witli large means, were, however, performed iu
Vugust, not iu December; and, indeed, by the conven
tion of Tangier, it was provided ihat the French squad
ron should leave Mogador on the 1 • >t li of .September. It
is thus three mouths later than the French left nil' opera
tion* dial the Spaniards are commencing; and every one
acquainted with the climate aud the coast is aware of
how much iuqiortauce it is to choose your season for
campaigning in such a latitude. What supplies and
munitions ure now at (’onto we hare, of course, no means
of knowing; but let the Spanish armv be as well iirovi
ded a* it may with rations nnd fodder, and the means
of transport, it must also bo considered bow it is to
lie provided witli water. Ceuta itself is indebted
lor some of its supply of water to Kstepona, a
small lisbiug town nine leagues fo the east of Gibraltar,
and if the army moves towarils Tetuan, of course, it will
be more difficult to supply it with this prime necessary
to the soldier. A British, a French, or a German army
mav, from the general use of siotit, ale, brandy, wine,
coffee aud tea among the troops, subsist with a very
small supply of a purer and a healthier fluid ; but a Span
ish soldiei or officer cannot subsist without a vet v large
supply ol pure water, ol *iii< u tie eoiuuiuien three or four
limes as much in the twenty-four hours as a soldier of the
Northern nations. Should the Spanish lotces possess
themselves ol Tetuan, supplies of all edibles will be more
difficult, tor the city is six miles from the sea, on a river
with a bar which interposes an obstacle to large vessels.
Not can ships of any size remain iu the roadstead of Tet
uan during the Levant wiuds. But ail the probabilities
now are that the Spanish army cannot reach Tetuan
without lighting a battle; and iu this battle they w^ll be
encountered by a host intrepid and bold to rasbness, as
skillful in the use of firearms, and doubly as numerous
as the invaders. With whom victory may rest it is not
easy to predict. But a decided victory and the po«cs
-ion ol Tetuan would do nothing for .Spain. The Court
of Morocco is more famous lor procra tinatiou and de
lays than the court ol Madrid itself. It is with the Moor
negotiation and correspondence, and correspondence and
t-egoliation, wherein nothing Ls admitted and nothing
yielded. There can be no communication, directly, with
the Emperor, and thus weeks and mouths may be lo-t be
fore thete is a solution.
REV. DR. FULLER <iN SLAVERY.
Rev. Dr. Fuller, of Baltimore, has written a letter to
lion. Edward Everett, tin the effect of the -livery agilH
tion, on the condition of the slaves, from which we make
the follow ing extract:
“ II anything is certain, it D. that the Gospel does not
recognize hatred, abuse, violence and blood, as the means
bv which good is to be done. The Gospel is a system of
love. It assails no established social relations, but it in
fuses love into the hearts »f those who are bound to
getber, ami thus unites them in alTcctiou. If the Gos|>el
is to emancipate slaves, it will be, not by insurrection and
massacre, but by a lov witch will melt ol) their bonds.
Let the spirit of the New Testament triumph, and all
wrath and anger and bitterness will cease. The South
and the North will harmoniously consult as to the bivt
iut rest of the Africans nowin our midst; ami masters
will seek to promote the he* welfare of those who have
been committed to their cate.
I do now believe that the guardianship of a kind mas
ter is. at this time, a great blessing to the African. It
emancipation is ever to take place, it will be gradually,
mid under the mild, but resiltless influence of the gospel
Whether slavery be an evil or not, we at the South did
not briug these Africans hef^—we protest! d against their
introduction. The true fiimd of the African is at the
S u 11, and thousands of he.vts there are seeking to know
what nan be done for tlii- race. There must be some
limits to human re-pon-ibilti, and a man in New Eng
land lias no more right to itterfere with the institutions
of Virginia, than he has to interfere with those of Eng
land or France. All such interference will be repelled
by the master, but it will piove injuriou to the slave.—
Dr. Cbanniug was regarded as a leading Abolitionist in
bis day; but could that uol.fe man now rise up he would
stand aghast at the madnesi which is rife everywhere on
this subject, "One great principle, which we should lay
doun as immovably true, F, that if a good work cannot
be carried on by the calm, self controlling, benevolent
spirit of Christi inity, then the lime for doing it has not
come.” Such was his language when opposing slavery.
Wt re he now living, the delirious spirit ol the day would
denounce him, as it denounced Mr. Webster, and now
denounces you and every true patriot. Nay, even Mr.
Beecher in abused as not lruoi.lnut enough.
Jesus saw slavery all around him. Did he seek to em
ploy force ? He said, "All poser iu heaven and earth is
given unto me, therefore, go tftch, go pceach the go*pel."
No language ean express iiy love for this Union.—
Others speak of the hlessingi it confers; 1 regard the
1 mull IIM'II its in* grruu'Mi uuu inner auvuuui
gcs as chiefly lo be prized l>ei uise tliey corroborate amh
perpetuate the Union. Hitherto 1 have smiled at ail
croaking about disunion; now 1 feel that the Union is in
imminent danger. The tocsin of rebellion is heard from
many quarters. It is writtea iu the book of Genesia,
that when Rebecca, iu danger of expiring cried to God
to know the cause of the strange pangs by which her
frame was convulsed, the angel replied “Thou earnest
two hostile nations ju thy Losoiu'" Unless Heaven iu
lerpouts, Ibis land must be ivnt and torn bv two nations
burning with the fiercest hostility, and engaged in a fra
uicidal and most horrible warfare. I njoice that there
are yet spared Iona some null of the old revolutionary
stamp; men with hearts like yours to love the Union;
with eloquence like vours, t# sound the alarm ere it is
too late, and to rally to the cause of the Union all who
arc worthy to be citizens of this great and glorious Re
public. With great esteem, my dear sir.
Death ok a PisTisarisiiKn Physician.—The painful
July is devolved up«u us of announcing (be death of
Dr. P. C. Spencer, one of our most distinguished physici
ans. He died aboi|t iiiqe o'clock yesterday niurning, at
his apartments, on the corner of (sycamore and Hank
streets, after an illness of some tw o weeks, caust d by an
atl'octiou ol the lungs, and a general decay of bis physi
cal energies. He was in the ?Oth year of his age. Dr.
Spencer was originally from Charlotte county, Virginia,
but subsequently resided in Nottoway, where he practi
ced medicine for several years, ami then removed to
Philadelphia. After a few years residence in the latter city,
be visited Paris, to become more thoroughly acquainted
with the essentials oft lie profession to whu li I e wusulrra
Jy au ornament. He caiue to this city in 1831, and lias
resided here since that period. His life has been marked
with success from the moment he entered upon the field
he bad chosen for himself. His practice was extensive,
and either in physic or surgery, universal confidence was
placed ill his skill and superior Judgment. As admitted
a few years since, in this country und Europe, he was
ihe most successful litkotomist in the world, and one of
the most skillful of pnysicians. He goes down to the
grave regretted by the eutire medical faculty and a very
large circle of friends; indeed we may saj by our entire
community, and a large section c,| Soqthsiije \ irgiuia.
(Pafpalipy lbprvM.
IxArqi ratios Ceumoxies.—On Tuesday, Hon Chas.
S. Old. n was inaugurated Governor of New Jersey, in
the presence of a larg* number of oitiaens and the mili
tary. His inaugural audress was strongly conservative—
iu favor of the constitution and the laws, including the
fueilive slave law. He deprecates the ^aitation of slave
ry; and thinks iu principal agitators arc actuated by as
little of justice as of patriotism.
Eight Deaths by Drowning.—Eight persons were
drowned near Rhinebeck, N. V., on Tuesday last. A par
ty of twenty or twenty-five persons from the opposite side
of the river were crosuug on the ice in u large covered
.sleigh, drawn by four horse*, when the ice gave aw ay
and the eleigh went down. All but eight succeeded iu
getting out of the *ieigh 1 cfore it went down.
A divorce suit in London, Sir Hugh Rowley vs. his
wife, is reported at length in the London papers. Mr*.
Rowley, it appears, has very hand.-onie ankle*, and, be
ing fond of showing them, enraged her husband upou ?c
vtral occasion* while travelling on the coatencut. He
told her “to tie her breeches down!"—whatever on earth
he incant we are at a loss to iuiagiue, ijiough it is clear
she “woje the breeches”—aud because she refused, Sir
Hugh was brutal, and, it is alf-gcd, corrected her by eor
ponl punishment! Mrs. Rowley seems to have delight
ed in exhibiting her ankles to porters, clerks, military
meu, aud men of all classes indiscriminately ; they fre
quently expressed their admiration, and who wouldn’t,
for handsome ankles are proper in a female, aud pleasant
to look at.
Joel T.. Hart, the distinguished American sculptor, has
just returned to this country from Florence, where he lias
spent some years. He left Washington on Tuesday for
Kentucky, to receive an order from the Legislature fora
colossal statue of Mr. Ciay. Hi * statue of Mr. Clay,
made for the ladies of Virginia, is now iu Washington.
Runaw ay Nfgroks in Canada.—It is estimated that
there are now some 24,000 runaway negroes iu Canada
—the poor victims of cold and starvation, for which the
managers of the “underground railroad” will have to ren
der a final account. The nuisance has attracted .the at
tention of the Canadian Parliament. Few respectable
whites are able to live in their neighborhood. In
one county, this winter,every sheep has been stolen, and
the value of real estate has fallen to mere nothing.
ElsECTKIt'ITY.
DR TRAVERHK bavins met with unparalleled success la treat
Ing Chronic diseases In other cities, has been Induced to open
an office In this city for a few weeks, In order to give the afflicted
an opportunity of testiug the wonderful curative property of this
(treat Therapeutical agent.
Hlectriclty, when rightly applied, gives Instant relief, and makes
a permanent cure In a vety ihort time. My apparatus differs
widely from all others, and i» made according to my own order for
medical purposes only, giving no shock to the patient, hut a plea*
iug sensation, and producing an invlgotatlng effect.
Prisons afflicted with the following diseases give tne a call and
I will warrant a cure In a very short lime : Nervous or Hick Head
ache, Neuralgia, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Doughs and pulmonary dis
eases tending to Consumption, Scrofula, Hip Diseases, WhiteHwel
lings, tlrysipelas. Halt ilheuw. Tetter Bash, Carbuncles, and humors
of every description; Hplnal Diseases, Curvatures, Rheumatism, St.
Vitus Dance, I lls, Paralysis, Deafness anil Running at the Far, Im
paired Vision, contracted Muscles, Dyspepsia, l iver Complaint,tie
neral Debility, Hmilnal Weakness, Dr -psy. Debility, l.eucurrhtea or
Whiles, Inflammation and K illing ofthe YVomh, Abscesses, Cancer*
and Ulcers of the Womb. In ten years’ practice I have treated
upwards of ten thousand cases of Prolapsus Uteri or Palling of the
Womb.
1 will pay fifty dollars for every ease that ran he presented where
1 have failed to mate a permanent cure.
Also, by its application, will extract teeth without pain. During
the operation, the patient experience* an Invigorating, pleasing
sensation and a warm genial glow-, tlda operation has been pro
nouncrd by some of the niii.it emli ent ofthe family, such as Dr.
Holding Bird, Dr. Wilson Phillips, Prof Mattenrel, Dr Marshal
llall, IVol. Hunter, Rubt. Boyle,and many other*,to be the greatest
Invention of the age.
lie has, also, K ale Pills for suppressions, Irregularities, Ac.,
which have never oc n known to fail in producing the desired ef
fect.
Office in Kelvin’s Block, on 12th at. Room No. 6.
pfr Office hours from S A. M. to 2 P. M.; from 8 to 6, and T to
J P M
Consultation FRKK.
betters id consultation, Ac., must have a stamp enclosed In or
der to prepay answer.
P. R.—Physicians,Dentists and Families furnished with machines
and directions for use. nol4—d8m
LAM BOOMS! LAW BOOMS!!
/ t KOKHK HI. \VKST,
Vi Publisher, Bookseller and Stalioneer,
115 Main HI reel.
Offers for sale al all times, and at exceedingly low prices, the
larg’-st and best scleeted stoek of LAW BOOKH that is to be foutid
in the Roush, among which are to he found
ROBINSON’H Practice, new edition. * vols.
MATTilt.vVn’ Digest of the l.a»* of Virginia. 2 vojs.
PATTON Jr., * llealh’s It, |mrts of the special Court of Appeal-*.—
2 vols.
PATTON Jk , A Heath’s Index to Hrattan’i Reports.
LOMAX’S Digest, ' vols. New edition.
l.UMA\s ax< cuior t anu Adtuiuuiraior s. - vots. .-sew edition,
WHITE A T I lor’s Leading Casein Equity. New eJItlon, just. is
sued, d Tols.
AMERICAN Leading Cases. New edition. 2 vols.
SMITH'S “ “ “ “ “
HILLIARD on Torts. Just Issued. 2 vo'.s.
PAKuONS on Contracts 2 vols
VOL Is United Stales Digest Jus- issued.
ADAM’S Equity. New edition, just issue I.
CUkTl.V Supteme Court Reports, with a digest. 22 vols.
N. B.—Orders promptly attended to. Jal 6
JAMES II PEARCE & 00.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DHL'OOISTS,
Comer Broad and Ninth Streets, Richmond, Va.
DPtLE.R® In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Lends, Paint*. Oiis
of all descriptions. Burning Fluid, Gatdtn an I Flower See,Is,
Alcohol, Ins ported Perfumery and all articles In their line of busi
ness.
We Inf >rin our friends that we open our new st re on Monday
next, the ICth Inst, and will be pleaaed to tee them
Hu o>, bum, RirrrER, « m ix:, a,.
2,’> hl.ds II tuts. Shoulders, Hdet and llreasla
bids prime leaf Lar i
2.V lulu prime Gorhen Butter
.'si boxes prime St »hen Cheese
100 boxes l£. I). do
pin this, refined Sugars
fat bids, prime Jersey Cider
Vn do No. 1 Mackerel
lnt) do No. 3 do
4b do Fruit's Buckwheat
y,6 do new crop N. I). Molasses
.'.I do cider V illegal
4isl packages asa< tied leas
list dozen assorted Brooms
InO do do Palls
h tes, Sal Soda
.’> do Elr, , a assorien Snot
2 do prime Codfish
Landing per ibiiuri and packets from New Vork, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, tor tale low by W.M H. TYLER,
j»10 PUh street, between Main itid Cary.
4 O PARTNER SHIP NOTICE.
IHAVKthls day associated with me,In the Commission, Grocery
and Liquor business, W. L. Slater. The business will be con
ducted la the name of J. W. NIPE A CO. J. MPE',
No. 3b Main Street.
P S — I take this opportunity to return my sincere thanks to my
friends, for their llneral share of patronage during the last >.
sears, andaoliclt for the new concent their continued fax-ora.
jaii J. W MPE
f KW IN W Ell II A JOHN (i. WADE, offer for sale
lj Hurt tdds Coffee C, ExtraC, B circle A. and A Sugars
15 do Crushed
25 do Powdered
20 boxes Loaf
2>> hhdtCuba Muscovado
Cheats superior Gunpowder ar.d Slack Teas
115 hags Lnguyra Coffee
10 tea. prime Rice
5<l his Starch
60 do Adamantine Candies
do Tallow do
5b do Cas'ile Poop
PW do Runch RaLsins
P*0 halfbxs. do
50 quar. bxs. do _ noM
Refined M'lahs
Mooha, Java at. I jjl , Coffees
Sperm, a lamantine and tallow handles
Family, toilet, pale and tu pentlne Soaps
V east Powders, Starch, Aston call, Ac , Ac.
J ,11 K i tale by W M WALLAO* WINS
Til €. DREW MY,
J , Successor t.» P. B. PRICE.
Respectfully Informs hi* friends and the public generally, that
he has removed hi* Stock f Hooks and Stationary, to the Store,
No. lilt, Main Street, two doors below the American Hotel, lately
occupied by Geo. DowJrn, Druggist, whe.e he will lie glad to furn
ish them from a varied assortment, embracing Books su.l other ar
tides suitable forChristmas Presents, del7
SHIP BROKERAGE.
I tli. style of > ILL'PAUOll a READ, for the purpose of cmi
dueling the SHIP BROKERAGE business, an,I respectfully Solicit
the pain-nave uf their friends and tin- public.
A. MILLSPAUGII,
J A M KS 0. READ,
Cary and ISth streets, near the Dock
Richmond January 1st, I'ttiO. i> - ly
t /v Kltl.S. EXTRA SI t;,lit ReceivingfoRsale
-41/ j*|| I.EWIS WEBB i JOHN II WADE.
I)OKTL4 M» SVKI P. -200 blds.-fur sale by
i„U I A « B DAVENPORT.
N’OTICK.—LOUIS C. GILLESPIE, I, lids day admitted a
partner in my business under the style and firm of JNO. 0.
SIIAFKR A CO. JNO. C. SIIAFEK,
Richmond, Jan. 2, ISM. lad In
.wwt I'AtKtLEN FINK CHEWING TOB 4C
M *(CO, tor sale by WM. W ALLACE SONS.
f NNNKNTI.4 I. Ol l,N~oi! Almonds,Oil Clnnatr.on.OII Clove*,
Fj Oil Myrbaue and Anise, fresh and pure; lor sale by
ja19 _ DOVE A CO.
SWKKT OIL~A fieah lot. In baskets or by the gallon; for
sale by _ja12_DOVE A CO.
New voi niE'tN kook.
EVERETT'S ELEMENTS OF VOCAL MUSIC, including a Trea
ties on Harmony and a Chapter on Versification, Designed as a
Text Book for teachers and pupil* in female seminaries, male aca
demic*, singing classes, and for private study and reference, Jty
N A. Brooks Everett. Second enlarged edition, .’sic.
Published by J. W. RANDOLPH.
The best utnl latest Music Book Is Everett's New Phesarus Musi
cus. S5e, a
For sale wholesale and retail. JUT
1 Atilt SALE,at manufacturer's prices, SO dor. COAL SHOVEL'*,
' of various slsea.
ile'J—If A. S. LEE, no the Dock.
Of\A PK'K.4fiEN GOSIIEN lirTTEB INW
U UU CHEESE, for sal* by
dels _ wm Wallace sons.
(V nil ON. JIlIStOVA DO HOLAMrS Instore and
if for sale by Jaltl M. JONES.
K.% I SINN.—22b half boxes Runch Raisins, for sale by
jat _UAH B. DAVENPORT
BlfHMO*# STOVE WARE POTTERV.
KEESEE A PARR, Proprietor*.
WK have on hand a large assortment or the very MMN
CiW best quality of Stone Wars', of our own twin- C V
i(/io furs, Which we wattKxttT e<iual fo any ware \J
made at the North.
" ' C-UtSUTISGOV
JUGJ, JARS, CHURN'S, PITCHERS. BREAD RISERS, MILK
PAN'S, FRVIT JARS, if.
All In want of home made Stock Ware wtl! give ns a call at our
.Pottery. KEtSKK A PARR.
(Jeiil Cor of 12th and Cary Streets.
IMiO. HARDWARE, COACH MATERIALS, Ac. I HtiO.
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
6? .f|»in Street, HL'linioiitl, Vo.
IMPORTERS, WUOLKS4LE A RETAIL DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, GUNS, MACHINISTS, GOODS AND
COACH MATERIALS,
of evrry dr»ciiptloQ
A LW A VS on hand at manufacturers r rices, a large stock of
\ Rl'oBER and LEATHER MAt III xE BFi.TIVt}, Gum and
Va n Packing, Lace Leather, C r.ularSaws, Doles Saw Outmncrs,
Steam Whistles. Steam and Oaa Cocks,Oil Cocks, OL Cups, Ac., Ac ,
and Machinists goods generally, of superior mudtty. Sole Agent,
for the BALTIMORE ttiil-L and BltaBS WORKS, and for Orockettw
celebrated COACH VARNIMI B L GILLUM;,,
ja9 -ly__ _ w A Elliott. _
PLAID DOMESTIC*.
TTSX .received 50 ps. Plaid Domestic*, of Southern Manufacture,
J*U rV‘° • “ U,r CMh ^ ^ PERK,,iS 4 C0'
FULL LENGTH STEEL ENGRAVING? OE
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT,
I it •' i ii iT I it ST » View of Monnt Vernon,
1 (n the Engraving of Washington. These splendid engravings are
i from original paintings bjr Ulcfcs, and are tnjrar*d on ttul in the
j highest style of AtL Th y are each 40x83 Inches, earA onrrataixo
J mix syr caa rsav. So many coarse, mU Table pictures have been
1 palmed upon the public as w-.rki of art—and especially In rh*ap,
1 black anJ muddy engravlngs- that It Is difficult to convince per
sons of tssie that they are safe In ordering what they have not first
| seen We have paid the tint artists their otrn prices, amounting
ia 1UXT TIOCUM POLLSRM, to produce VXORitlXUS RK.LLT RtUtTI
I nn, as well as rax acsr mnuiTM, an-l that shall be gnaxoia oa
j xaunmi to *nt evatoR. ffr Opinions that can he relied on,
(4V~ The Editor of the .Yeas York (Hxurrrr ssya:—“These en
gravlngs are genuine works of art—the likenesses are admirable.—
| fhe portrait of Mr. Everett will take precedence of ail others.
vtr Tht Acre lor* ChrMitm AJcocutr says:—“They are
atr.ong the finest engravings we have ever seen, and THE M B
i USHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE EUR ALL THEY PROM
ISE."
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIA,
We will send, post pa IP, securely packed In rollers —
Either Engraving and a ft Magstlne, one year, for fT.
Both Engraving* and a Msgatlne, one year, for |4.
The Magat'.nrs are
llarpi'i'u.
The Kiilekerboeker,
(itMli )’b L:iaI)'m Rook,
* The All.iiiftr,
lliaeksvood.
vr By special arrangement, the entire Fear's subs, ilptlon to
| the Msgaxluri Is paid over by us to their publi-liers, ami aubterl
j hers receive their supply for tlieyrar dlrert from their respective
| publication offices. The cost of the engravings is paid only by the
i difference between the lowest wholesale and the regular price ot
I the Magazines.
UT En graving* sent at once, and subscriptions to periodicals
continence with current issue, unless otherwise ordered. Money at
our risk lf proof Is retained of having been mailed. First Iroprc*
sions are best, therefore sen'l tarly. Address,
0. II. BAILEY k CO.,
(At \Yw. Hill A Boa’s Music Store,) HI BROADWAY,
no17—dltrMm NEW YORK.
t*r k. GAT II RIGHT, Governor street, between Main and
Franklin, Richmond, receives subscriptions an.I tlellvera k'ngrav
lays. Fpeclmcn* at his afore.
JA HE8 Q. BoiliEB*
IN S l i It A N UK AGENT.
<>Jtre Aust tide oj 1 lift Stirft% St'.oid door North of the Conur of
JIain and 114V,
UKPRRHKNT8 the following well established and reliable Com
t pauies: *
Arctic Fire Insurance Co., of the City of New York, capital
*
UumhnMt Fire Insurance Co., of the City of New York, capi
tal and BurpliH ..942,0(0
Fulton Fir*- Imuran. e Co., of the City of New York, capital
and surplu.-* . .... 991,000
In lug Fire Insurance Co., of N. Y., capital $200,1X0 with a large
surplus.
Wuenlx Fire In. Co., of Brooklyn, Capital and surplus, $*291 ,000
! Bolides Issued on Building**, Furniture, Manufactories, Merchan
I dlxe, and Peooual P **perty generally, against loan or damage by
fire, on the most favorable if;ms. Losses promptly adjusted and
j punfuailv fettled, the security offered by the above e mpanbs,
• onducteii as they are, by tip*. rlenced underwriters, affords to the
Insured, the most ample guar.tntei, and the full assurance that all
i contract* entered Into by them, will he fulfilled in the most satis
factory manner. The long experience of the subscriber In these
Interest of ;«!! who mar W ilis|M>*«*<l to patronite Yds efforts. Coun
try risks, Inlin I navigation rinks, V easel* ami their cargoes In
por^ liutiseU on the mo*i reasonable terms. octff—
LIVERPOOL AND LON DO %
riRi; ItMHAtCE COUPAtY.
Capital, $ 10,000,000!
ANMAL IfiCOHB, $2,250,000 1
INVESTED IS THE UNITED STATES, OVER fsOo,1)001
Al! IMrt 't. is Tertona’ly for tht En^agementt of
the Company.
WE respectfully ask attention to the security of the Llvmtool
aj'1 London Imuran e Company, to Its policy holder* in Us
large caah capita! ami investments, as stated above.
The large capital and Income of the Company enable It to take
lines convenient to part'c* requiring large amount, of insurance.
In addition to the ordinary mode of insurance, this Company Is
sues /'AT? if A XEST / ' ’/./ IKS, on the pavment of TEX A\XC
Al. THE Slims IV pelt) is, thenceforth. TEEM A XEXT1. Y
IXSUEFli. The Policy can be cancelled at any time, and the pre
mium will be returned leu 6 per cent.
Thli Companv will ma» : Insurance by lou of Rents by Plre, ou a
new and mod liberal principle.
Under the Policies of this Company all claims are paid upon ore
lentatiun of satisfactory proof of loss without ahaUtn<:it or did no
tion for Infer,.f; and not, 'i> !* usual, .-pitY cats after present*
lonof proof, WORTHAM A WYATT, Ag.nta,
mbit 190 Main street, f,-w doors above Postoffice.
BBW TOBK LIFE I5BUR1.YCE COMP All Y.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital m 1,000,000.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
Comptroller of the State of New York, and out of the hands
of the Company to secure policy holders.
him Liberal Priv,*'l}»I«’
Eorty per c! of the premium on Life P.dtelet, will L< loaned the
insured wltvu the premium exceed* 430.
Policies isrued a*d payable to the Insured on arriving at a cer
tain a-e, Of t the M'-hUy ul 0,8 insured at dealt,, should that event
happ .., pi.-vl.-.ittlv i,» arriving at that age.
Endowment POLICIES fur children, granted on the most favor
,tle terms.
Policies Issued at greatly reducid rates of premium, when the
Insured prefers Uol to participate In the livid,-tills.
All losses paid promptly and without litigation.
We shall be pleased to have you call at once and secures policy
in this old and reliable Company which cornea before you endors
ed by your own cllltena.
WORTHAM A WYATT, Agents,
Office 19U, Malu street.
Few doors abov; *a>«l office.
OH AS. E. WORTHAM,
Genet al Ag-nt tr.J Attorney
for the Company In Ya.
SI FI) 1C A1 EX A HIX EES:
Jit. H. Co*war, M. I). 1
Ro. T. Colkmsk, M D. |
1*11_ _
«ggHKFlTa OF Lira INS! 9ANCE.H
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT THOUSAND NINE HUN
DRED DOLLARS.
($148,000.)
dud en palil by the MUTUAL RENE FIT LIFF INSURANCE
COMPANY, for lot..-, by d atli, under *: polii ie* issued at the
Richmond Academy, and I'.nuO more will be paid In a tew days
on account of recent deaths.
Hundred- in Richmond who hare faaiillet or friend, dependent
on their live, fur support, could, with a small peril- n of their in
come, secure a policy for one or mere Ihou-siu dr dig, *, to be pttd
at their death.
The . ti,f Life Insurance Inthe MUTUAL RFNFFIT COMPANY
! (by the return in dividends now 40 per cent ) Is made so low that
almod any person can Insure l.-r some amount
Premium may I.,- paid annually, send annually, or quarterly.—
Agency No. 21 Pearl Street.
KNOWLES A WAI.FORD.
V H -We Insure SLAVES Inthe ALDFMARLE INSl RANGE
COMPANY, of Charlottesville, for on* or more j ear., on the m,-t
favorable term.. We have paid sev. ral thousand dollars lor thl.
Companv on account of Slaves insured with them, and ala ays
mpti] ~ KNOWLES A WALFORD
JOIIV 8HAFEB,
DRAPKR AND TAILOR.
KX(’HAN( i K mTTTaUirsKi,
Knurlt-PDlli Mrs s-t, Ki, lunoiid. Va,,
TTTOULD respectfully call attention to bit new siyh-s of FALL
YV and W INTER HOODS. »,26 dly
BKADI'S PI HlilSHING IIOI SK.—NKM
ROOKS JC8T IHtH’ED The adventures, by lieorge Augus
lut Hilt, &U centi; Ethel Trevor; or. The Ituk*’a Victim, l»y O. W.
*1 Reynolds, 60 ccnlii; Ada Leigh; or. the Test, hy Pierce
Echo, 50 oents; Jure Hortt n, I * J * - Brace, 45 . rut*. The Hsiist*
cd Homestead, hy J M. Errviti. Vo cents, Past Life; *>;;, Memoirs
of the M ar*iuls of Waterford, 25 cents. |HT" Mallei, Oree of poel
aye on ree» Ipt of price.
THE WELCOME GI'IOT, a first dais Family Monthly News
paper, Issued at the low rule of Twenty sivkCkxt, A Vr»«, Send
fur a specimen. Brady'» mammoth Catalogue of all the best
books sent free of postage.
FREDERIC A. ISRADV, Publisher,
24 Ann Street, New Verk.
ipsti wasted. Ml- dfim
J|.)M HEU'AKD.-Tne Book* ured by the 1st.. ColHen
^ S\J M. Carrington, while Tr. surer of the !u~n* l.et l. r and
Palling Creek Turnpike Company, have either in en lost, mislaid,
or stolen, and the above reward wiil tie paid on their delivery to
the undersigned, by order of the Board of Rlrndori.
de2d—1 m J. A. CLARKS N, Treasorer.
LUsHTE ft BKAOBI BET'S HMOI,
A t7R CALL the attention of the citizens of KVa,
II tiiontl, and Virginia, to our Piano Por'.y* '‘''l.-hwMBf^WeeS
we have placed wllb Mr. Carusi, tha' t*rli ■|u.illtio*,8x*!3j‘-<tJp3H
in every respeel, mav be tested t*y the able t.f tliej f f J |l
famed Clt let erlng’s.
We warrant all our Pianos, an I cun show as high and as name
rons testimonial* as any factory In Hie country. All of which can
be seen At Air. Canid's oh broad Street. 8*1 door from Pth.
dvlfi— LIGHT! A BKAHPt'URY.
LICOKII F, -PAS stick, and mass of I'.p^ruved brands
(iuin Arable and Olive Oil
ToiHpia Mean* Superior Angostura
Just received and for sale low by J. PITFIELD GEORGE,
In M Blair A Co.'s building,
no22— tf Corner lglh aod Cars Streets.
,)n hlllislMIIHKIIA< »N SIDES, Ht’,l|iw<>rc
Curi-d
HI Idols prime Shoublers
5 “ “ Hams «
lit boxes dried Bcef"T»npuyj
12 bills Rump Pork
200 “ No. 1 /,lswir-s
ITS) “ *< riross Herrings
hud •* •* cut “
fsi half Idds No I Cut “
f.V 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel, In l-Ua.h&lf bb|i and tits
2o00 10-La James River Cement
500 “ Rose lid ale dr,
400 “ Calcined Plaster, line and superfine
1500 bush Plastering llalr
1201 bbls Mockland Lime
1000 bales prime sl ipping Hay
2000 bu^h i’eaa. Oats
100*1 " ptirae Mercer Potatoes
1000 “ old Coro
2000 “ RhlpBmf
1000 “ Brown Stud
For sale on consignment, by BRIDGFORD 4 CO,
Oil the Dork. •
BA II HOW’S ARHUAN WAY fAYDLFS.
200 boxes, for sale hy I. A 14. B. DAY ENPilRT.
HEMP AND COTTON TH INK, »«l asn-irted, re
ceiving in store and for sale by
inner n gortion a son.
toys SU'EUKk IKON, dal and square, well assor
Z\t ted, for sale by JOHN N CORDON A SON.
COTTON VARY.-• t.ale* .aes.ri. .1 naiuli. n*. for sale by
^a7^__I ARB. DAVENPORT
BHANDING PAINTS—Red, blue,green and yellow-for
sate by_Jal2__ DOVE A CO.
RK'E-20 tierces prime Ere receiving for sale by
__l»la____E H. BKINhrCR * 00.
jJIIGARsale hh Is. good Cuba Buyer, laudiug. for sale by
~ la!2_ _E. H. BUNKER A OO.
Jj«w caoe
BALTI.VIOKi: LOfli II OH FIT AL.
I >K. JOI {N8TON,
flYHE fOI NDEK "flhla e,|. r.rwt.-.; I-atitution, ofl. r« th' most ccr
A tala, tp *dy and only el! ictual n-inady lb th* world t,r
8KUIET DISEASES,
Gonorrlww, Gleet*, Stricture*, Seminal Weakrets, Pain to ths
Loina, Con* 'tullonal dsUiity, lapoUacf, Weakness of tlx Back
and Limb*, Atfeclloo* of the Kldnt.,*, Palpitation of ibe Heart,
Dyipepa!*, Herron* Irritability, Hiaeat a of th« Head, IVoat,
Ncie or Ski i. and all thole aerlout aoi melancholy disorder* arts
Ing from the deftiuctlve habits of youth, which destroy both tody
and tnlud. Those a ret and solitary practices are tanrr fatal to
their rirtlmi than the i :.y - f bie Syrrrj to the mariners of fly a
. aea, blighting their meat brilliant hopes or anll< Ipatlona, rendering
I marriage, Ac., Impossible.
YOUNG MEN,
•specially, who hare become it.,- victim* of Solitary Yle«, that
dreadful and destructive fasb.t whlrh annually sweep* to aa uu
timely grate thousands of young men of Ihe n,o*i nulled tairut*
and brlillict Intellect, who might otherwise have ruUsa.rd listen
ing Senates with the thunder, of el-'quince, or waked to ccatacy ll.s
’lving lyre, may call with fuil conCder.ie.
Aakkiaoe.
klarrle I p. - torn, or Young >l--u r ut< mpl.tlng Marriage, bring
aware of PI aical Weakneat, Organic Debility, Deformities, A',
should Immediately consult Dr. J-Imaton, and be restored to per.
fert health.
He who place* himself under th* rare of Dr Johnston may rail
gl -ullv conlide In hla liouor aa a genli.-man, and coubdrntly rely
upon l.l. shill t< a pht aid in
UK*.AMD V.MKM -A
Immediately . ure I and fuil vigor restored.
Thitdlsesi lithe penilty most frequently palj hy those whs
have become ;he ticllu. of imp..,per indulgenctra Young pets* ua
its pt comarit sxets .. ,ie „t the UisaJ
ful coosequcii -.w that ni.iv er.aue. Now, who thru understands th#
subject Will pieletld lO de i) Ih It the bower oi Procreation It lost
sooner by Ih «e falling Into Improper habits than by the prudent,
lie.idea being deprived It.e pleasure of healthy odapriug, tlie it ,t
acrijiii and destructive symptoms to both I . dy and n. u l arise
The sy stem I .-comet deranged, the phyriral ami mental pone a
weakened, tu rvoua debility , dyspepsia, palpdail.io o( Ihe heart, li
digeallon, a » tiling of the frame, cough, symptoms of o»uu.i •
tlou, etc
Dr JOHNSTON li the only regular I'l yalelan advertising to curt
Private Com; ialnts. Hla remedies and trealm.-nt sra eniTtrly uu
known to oth ra. Prepared from a life spent la Ihe great Hospital*
of Europe an I the first In thla country, vlt Englaud, Erance, ihe
Bleckley of Philadelphia, Ac., and a more esten.lve practice than
any other PI.. siclan In the w. rid. Hi* many won.lerlwl curia ilI
tnosl Imporlai.t Surgical operations arc a sufficient guarantee ia
the afllvlcd. Those who will, lobe speedily and effectually re
lieved, <h oil l thun th- num.-r.uu trifling Impostors, who only rula
their health, and apply to him.
0rr.ee N 7 SOI ril EKE DERICK STkt ET, left haaj this going
from Baltimore street. sev.-n .hi 'ra fr.uu the Corner.
AT Re p.-i tictilar in ohaerv ng the name and number, or you
wlllli:-.*. dll >• t* ,■ place
HT* TAKh NOTICE.—Observe the name on the door and win
dow a.
A CIKE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, IN PR A ONE TO
THU DAYS.
NO MUICI'RY OK V.l rstO'L'H 1>KL’(J rsrii
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member of tl * Royal College . I Surgeon*, Lon,Inn, gri tuste frtm
one of the 111 t eminent f og • of the I'idtwd Sljtea and lbs
greater part of whose life baa 1-m spent iu Ike Ih.*; ,1, „r ton
don, Paris, Ph ladclphla and elsewheiw, haa .fls-cted . e.diha
moat aatoulah; ig cure* Dial was ,»rr known. Many Irouhl.d sPu,
ringing iri Ihs-ears and head uhew asleep, great tieraouan aa b
Ing alarmed «: sudden auuuda, and baahfuluess. with dei.ne.mr- i
of vert cured ^
A ClitTAIN OIBK.AHC
When the n’sgul.led and Impni l t.t votary of pleasure flnda he
ha* Imbibed the t-eda of Dili painful .11:. aim. It t„ , 0fleu Lapp, na
that an ill timed letiae ..f shame, or dread of di>. »ery dHira I id.
front applylti to those who, fr.vi education and reap,etabitlly .-ss
alone befriend him. delay Ing nil the e„ruiiim|0,,4t atmidouiof
this horrid dlgease make their appearance, au. li aa ulcer itrdAors
throat, Uiaeased noae, nocturnal p.ilns in the head and limbs Jim
new* of light, leafheaa, nodes li the thin buues ;,;„| 4-nu blJuh.-w
on the head, face and «xtremHli«, pr.igri »,inp with frightful raui.l
ty, till at last the palate of Ihe maulli or the bones of the nus» fail
I and the vt* '-itu of th*. awful disease he.-omea a horrid object of
mmiagralioii, till death putt a ps/tod to his dreadful auferinwa bx
sending ldui to * ■ »
“ That bourne from whence no traveller return* "
It is a melancholy fact that thousands fall rl. Ut.a to iMa dn-at
ful complaint, owing to the uttsklllfulneia of Iguoranl pret-oJer.
who, by the me of til it dreadf .1 poison. mercury, rub. the constl
tutlon, and either send theunfortui ateaiifferi-rlo an uuituieM gras,
or else make the residue of hi* life inti -table. * •
TAKE PAR l ici t AK NOTICE
Dr. J. ad.ir.-tea all those who have Iqjurcd Iheauwhtwby url
Vfttc »n*l Improper Imluigencler. 9 v
These are so ae of Ihe lad and nielinrholy eff.-ds produced hr
early habits of youth, via : 'V...„f th. Ba.-k and Limbs Palu
in the Head, D nines; of sight, Lons of Muscular Power Palplt illou
of the Heart, I yapepala, Nerroua IrrattbiUty, Dcraugeuuiit of t! e
IMgeaUve functioaa. General Debility, Sytuptou.* of Cou.umptioa.
MENTALLY,
The fearfttl ef . ita on the rniu.1 are ranch to be dreaded; Lata of Mr.
m.iry, Confusion «»f I leas, Depression of Spirits, Ev:l Eoroodlug.
Aversion to Society, Sell Distrust, Love of Solitude Tiuddltv Ac’
are some of the evils produced. ' '* ’
Thouaan ls of persons of all age* ran no* judge tUi Is the cause,
of th-.lr declining beaith. Losing fh.-lr vigor, beriming weak nslo
emaciated, h..v>- a singular appearance about the ev.s, cough and
symptom* of consumption. ^
DR. JOUNSTONb INVIGORATING REMEDY FOR OROANIO
V. LUE.tLii.
By this great and important retr.ejy, weakness of the organs are
speedily cured, and full vigor restore I. Thousand* of the most aer.
vous an 1 debiU’at.d who f,a l lost all hope, have he.a immediately
relieved. All Impediment* to Marriage, Physical or Mental dlsuuaf.
Ideation, Nerv. u; Irritations. Trembling* and W eakness us eg.
haustlon of the moat fearful kind, speedily cured by Dr Joi.natom
YOUNG llEN 1
who hare Injured therarciv,* 0y a certain practice Indulged In
when alone—a hahtl frequently learned from evil eomponlons or
at school, the tJacts of which are nightly felt, »v»n whenaaleen
I and If not cured, renders marriage impcsa.'Ue, and d.Mmvsboib
mind *ni body should apply lam.edlat«ly. 7
What a pity That a youn/ raw, th* hep- of his ccuntry th*
| darling of bl* parents, sisouhi hs snatched from al! pros. and
i enjoyments of Jfe by the ...nsequeucaa of d. vuung from the path
of nature, and .ndnlglug In a certain secret hath Ouch • o.
before contemplating *
MARRIAGE,
should reflect that a sound mind ausl bodr are th. nu-j. ne. «.«, y
requisite to pi .mote , unubial happiness. In.,. without the.,'
the Journev th-ough life Lee. a, s . u. „ y ,dI/(or.iSnc.l
hourly darkens to the vie. .*e mind be. one* shadowed with du
pair and fllieJ .III vhe nielan Indy rwBectlno ibaty.,- >■..Haras cl
I another became* hHgl.tr I with oar own oappiuew of
OFFICE NO. I SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
. rw~ All SU IOICAL OPERATION? performed b*,T,“ **• Mo
[ N It Lei no false deUcacy prevent you, but apply Immediately
] either personally or by letter. 1 »»r»ia*»sy%
cr SKIN DISEASES speedily cured.
To STRANGERS.
The many tl ouaar.ls cured Hi ibis Institute *pu* taa rier iw, .
yearn, and th. numerous and Important Fu»kmal oueraUi r„ .
| formes! by Dr. J., wltnease.l by the rvg-..e„ „f t|„!
many other persons, notice, ,,f ...a have app. arr.f agali I d
again before Lie public, hew.. I.» st .n.ling .„ a grulWmln ,
character and rcspcmiuUa.jr, is a sufficient guarantee to in, .an. led
j —iy
rp* TMB ¥ ARHBHI *V Yihuim
. R which have recently come to our kit.eie. g.-, t.qeUi,, »«huj
vertlsemri.ts. and a c ard which ha. Veeo sent eatvnaively tkrousk
the country to our friend* and . _^oairr», and final wl p* »„ *,1.
■he following -Jrtract -The ,.*»cr!her havlag c. udu. I.J th, .....
business for the last » years, on franklin afreet uaslrr the u.l, .1
G. W ATT 4 ■ O, logs leave ,0 inform W, friend. Ind tl r easill
er* of the IJ.U concern that that firm dor* not now exist *• karesat
Isfleil as ti.at a regular and systematic rlforl Ins and a ,un a.i*.
made to deceive the public, |,.»d H em t„ k.h.v, that the .-on
cern of GEO WAIT A Is net in existence, ait.1 that the only
.dace to get Watt a Patent Cuff lira.. Plow I, r„,„, » who ,
IJiy vlolat 'g the Patent Laws, and usqurtly depriving Geosgl
Walt of h.s I operty by making bU Fater.t Plow, without hi. a*!
thorlty or consent. W e d.-l.e to rurre, t tbr Impression thuj soasl.l
to he made, and Ithrm you and the public that the eoaeem ol
GEuRGK W MT A CO U .tin in existence; th., 5W W.,V u.
inventor and t atentee, has not sold tl. right,, , auUorlaedanw
one, except dr I W. Ecott,of Etederi k.burg, to make *nv of Hi
ra nt and that we k. p constantly cuband a largeWa.
of all lire., made under our per nil supaerWoo, from the cnlw
genuine p.<! .ns, of the best ruatiiiai*. together with a variety
ot other A, n ullural Imp! u. .n.ch warrant W tba
buyer, and .let. railned na ... » e unds rsold by »ny on. In lb*
market, liur fiftl W'Afl’.elurns his sli cere tl.ar.ks W bis friend
and the public, who .ate sustained him heretofore, aad we .ollcll
a conUuuan* r of lArir pal/oua^*. .
’**■“_ MUM W STT A OPk
l AO»V KEAbY FOB THfi FALL TSiAE. IUR
OF.OROE STARRETT
(HFil.YIN’H.ROMf, GOVERNOR ?T.) *
(vFEHiJl to hiscus; .uidrs .a assoiliaenl unrivalled by »
’ that ■ f my p. > midyear. Our fa. iliiita hi dil.^ fn*
work III tud upon d'a.uluvJ. xt.ues, factories. . |,ui he* *, C3
. .ir.lif.l 1,1 x y, Kepsirlng pieces for Hu.Vet lud
frmri |<f.l 1 • ^
li^i-i4.*j, tl Furn.i *, ftsi ) rl. k. C
Rlil.tt.on ! R .rtatile Furnai**-, si/ei
p4»i*nt Heater, 4 the*
"ru Uu""y !'• »*••■. Uo*wa»kfF»own a. La Trot a.}
Brilliant Has Horn, r (a fuel inter, i sites
Factory ( al Burner (warranted V*. sun.l flrej '} sites
Amt . 1
... iwur; wp; I sites
Hay State C Cb-klug Kange ilVrul.lei 6 site.
Helpmeet Choking Steve-a new aiticle mute *,» «. ...
trade With Uu Water Rn.rrolr. Hn Konsuy, i fcoi,„ holfw. .^4
largr -a—‘ itrotif and ••
In iwMIUon t the above, some lift. vatielb* wad abet suiK-d ta
tl.F varlrd want* of th** profit*.
Country dealerthuylnr her*, li.v.j, Th, Vt.re, puu,ps I*,.,.
Ac , at Northern prices, >a\e freest. p*. i *,
Early order-, will revel,c tmaicdlale attention Uoae . »a,*n«
later will he promptly fcded it, their order, and a, fast «» He *,.rk
ran h#* tel dniM*. au*id
a mams’ FI NE noumiiMm wmet.
a.A Ilk,,t.nr tr.de arrai .einenU with Mr. Ja. M Adeam ..< g„,y.
h.ldpt, atanufs, Hirer of the justly relehra ed Ad .ms’ W),Kk> kr
which we been.lie his sole agri.f., We .11) in lutnie keep const*..!,
ly on hand w good supply, to which .. w. uld call the atunUou of
buyers, at JOHNSON, YOLNOIN A OTfcVS
n '_ ._ ISfe.,1
< ltt.Nskl \U, 41 AMI I * A e ti.
A2» HROAI) Sltts.tr.
LA hot AMD SPLENDID STOCK UK STAPLE AND KA.V i
l>lt\ OOODN!
A Tf' -t, for Caals or to our regular trad, on the Waal lima,
.1 1-lbUbUw th Of L.uda, to Ire sold l,y .-t.tj.ny lu.oo
^quetice of th. doath of Mr. Crenshaw, H become, nr..wan to
.<■ II r,set Wei, arrn
Ure Stuck 0l goods, romp., i.g th. hf *, *s,o,in,ent evet seeu to
U.u city, at CO,t Our stork is t.etv, ha,lag been in the business a
,h»rt time, and it affords an encetl.nl opp.rtoult, lur those who
h»VF not tupplM th» him if «•« fur Uc pretFiit *bd »l«o tbr ko
|*robi*hinK Kkioii, to dq »o ut»w. '
Ot;r tim«* ii IimII*'., »l«*ck Ur**, »nJ lu ordwr to a«*ron.i»ll*h «r
l»urp.«F bith bj< <iU«drl;«y %» i.^dIUf, wf *IJ| .rll our *ooaJ. *|
|sriui« UFT- aaAtk fc-.U’C, AU.J liu t*li.ktj#>|*.
CkKWMIAW, Qf ARIKS A 10,
ttf Uii.«d .Hlrrrl.
J^rPARTUH l*AR Nonr*.—All delta du.* uf on the l«t of
ulv l»«t, :aa*'I t> nulr.liAK m^tlleAl, biu*t b. at oner, n Uo
rr lodulyFnrF rannot I»f gr&iitrij,
JM_ (IBKflUir, QUAtUta t
11 KOTOR 1 >AVIS,
A nt tlrikt-'-r for tlso Halcof Mi grues,
FRANKLIN ST KELT,
SKLI.S NgC,ROYS both publicly and prirtlely. Re pledget hit
►>#»«* sffnHj If. fft Ih# hlfh^At nrisM AfIA if
BJBMOI *l7 BEHOML !!
(■'ll! ARLES A '.waTKIN sill remove from the store he now w.
. I cupl.. on Hi • flrwt day of Much noth I t,111 lhal time he will
.ell erf ols large nd desirable st ck of Dry Hood., Psni.u Silk,
and Embroideries, Ribbons, Negro Clothing, hroan and t.lesYl
Cotton, at almost any price, to clear them cut is .hat time Hla
object la to aril e*ry piece ol goods in the house So avoid the trou
ject°f *• , P ““ *" •" rr‘lQC*’* •• »« ’£ l Ahnl ib
Noll C.—Thi. sttetilion of the La Sea ta re.,,,.... i .u ...
stock of Silks, doubled skirt Robes and Frer,cl/Delane R /*. *u.*
Cloaks, Flannel., dc. Also ft.uM ,d. p'nZiT,". '
nl'lnZuLl^' *r,‘l lt* •*’c»I*t* parties through the ale, k
-J:1*:. *Uf _______ C* * 0WATKIN. _
FAOI’JItN k All NH~-L’uloii mill.'brand for c'r be
!’' 1 I. A (1.1 DA FEN PORT.
‘ BEANS—A superior lot for sale by
I - DO FI A C»>
HACON Mil KM ASM IMOI LDRRt-hi Mi. La'
**on rdM m>i HhcJikrt, iw w aiiJ nid, frr •#)« by
W AktkMDI.F A CI.AIROMNE. So M Pearl ««.
MACK FRhL,-;1' hbls extra largo Sit No. 1 Mackerel
2d hbls small N-\ 3 do
is»3 For .ale be • WM WALLACE SriVS
I As l Hil l' I'HFATN AM» I AhRkOPtKPE.
1 s rPKKIoK CrNI’OWuIR TEAS, of fresh lmpor*wMoo—for
•ale by JaU I A 0. R DAYKNPORT
L’LOlH.—r1 .' bbl*. Snperfin I P or
A. M do Fur* do
M do Famlijr do For tala by
J*\J EDWIN WORTHAM A C<^

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