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'• VOLUME 64 RICHMOND, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 1860. NUMBER 20C,
.. RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
Daily Paper, $8 psr aanam; Band-Weekly, *5 Weakly, f 3 : s'1
nyl ts advanesi. heiUlinta nay he made al the rtak of U.«
PakHabers ts all eases share eetdeaea la takes os the deposit of a
• letter la the Post 0 Bee containing money.
* anvasrtsiso.
Oae Bqsara, (10 Hues) nr leas, one Insertion.— Jl
Bach additional Insertion . U
• One month wtthost alteration.•* -8
* Three do . do .1»«
. Ms So do .*>«d
Twelve do da .» «0
Two Bqwaras, Three me nibs..1» <5
Sis montha..» <*>
Twelve months. . . .. .80 ID
. |W Mo advertisement ts bo oonaldeied by the month or year
so.oae apecided on the Manuscript, or previously agreed apes b.«
tW'OW the parUss
Aa advertisement sot marked on the copy tor a speddrd ass
bar of insertions >U be conlinsad until ordered sot, and payment
ssarted accordingly.
nr Rsstn-It Arvasms* tars. —To avoid any misunderstanding
sa the part of the Annual Advertlsert. It la proper to state dittosidly,
that Ihelr privileges only extendi to their Immediate business. Real
■mate. Legal and all other Advertisements seat by them to he an
. ‘ additional charge, and no variation.
. XW~ Real Estate and General Agents' Adve Maements not to he
Inserted by the year, hat to be charged at the usual rales, labject
to such Recounts ss ihall be agreed upon.
|y Booksellers snd yearly Advertisers, generally, engaging one
tt more spuarcs. with the privilege of change, shall not, on thcl
- year y aeersg*-. In any one week. Insert more than the ameen'
agreed upon ss the <t sliding rule under the contract, audsll eacee
Hag inch amount to be charged at the usual rates
A Ivertiaements Inserted In the Semi- Weekly Whig at 75 cents
par iquare of 10 lines or lem fir the Brat Insertion, and &O cents
pee squire for -Ath continuance, or If weeklv. 7 & cents.
fREEMAN^SWIjJ
OLI)\
, lACNOL!^
WHISKEY/ :
YVrE fer for ial* the ahore •taudar I br*nl of flne-Co-por
f ▼ n I V%lt^s! Whisky, In ►’b’T-Ui and hmif barn: la.—
A* * 1* of <»«r t>«Q dteUlU*ik*ot and highly Improved by
eon&icaUy ;r; taif.eaJ it am the rc«j»r snd bent Whisky that can
poosjhiy b* tUotiile«I. Wt a«aq “ffwr out
Old Family Hye W liiskyr,
ud ni^rr brisk, from the large* 1U»'k of fiat W'hitklec la lh«
UflUlcd Slate*. •
FMKK W rWnUDbtinrrf
Cbt Mo VAuyUriU Rn*r, t-\u».
Omcb Jo W Ait j+raarr, Nt« Yota, and
mMI—<I1j tub 8i>rra YaotT^r , P«iLiu«LraiA.
* WkL a WILUaMA SAMI’KL Y. ARID
williihb a ki:iib,
PRODUCE
Commission Meivhant«,
Jf. £ CORSSR WALSVT A.Y1> SRCOMD tsTRRKT,
rtUllUUAll, Oik to.
BoBcft orders tor all ktudiol ll strrk Produce, and make
Ikeril t'nstx tit van. ow on rontlsunirala fur tale, sr
n r> haudiW bought and Blared on account of purchasers
. aelB—dtf_
rjlilK MW l.M> PWPILAK HUVhl,
(NOT POE THE DAT ONLY.)
SIT Rohaa’tOhetl. By a Contributor to “The Atlantic.”
This W'uderfui book pronunced by crlth-s ruperior to any similar
* AmPncan book, hu passed to the Third Edition $1,00.
(iigm line. By k'ourxn Aacrr. Tliia suihor ranks Jlrtt In
Part*, an I hia lejokt are read more than any ther author's “Thia
eh,rating axel U be (ar his beat book.” $l.'»>.
It—Bury ol n«r laud. tilth Edition of this elegant
W'rk is read* Nat only a must interesting story but the hand
Someet book bf the C'St ever la-ueil This new edition Is still an
Improvement oeer others In beauty of bin!Ink. $l.W.
The Komis (tueatlsim. hr Bourse Aeot-y. This U
the "Btei 'ii Correct k lUua,” edited by Bey. K. N. Kirk, and is
e a-reel in every particular 60c
Art It*, rr 'tloue, richly Illustrated, ronUInlng Instruc
tions in Drawing Grecian Painting, Antique da., Waxwork, Hair
do., and in fact to ail of the elegant accc mpiiahmeols of the day.—
A valuable bo"k for tea.here ami Dree who would become teach
er. T»iu» Ecirtua laps > n> $’.,50.
Rlugr-tpity of N ir-T»«gl«t-.YIew—ual.eieally ae
kaoe.edged as aak el the beat books tor youth ever published, hoc.
Abort tor sale by all Booksellers, and sect by mall by the Pub
B*i>*r* J. I. TILTON A CON PANT. Boston^
KEnOVED.
GA A. BaBOAMIN, JR, haee removed to their New Store,
. No. SIT Warn Arret, .even do ore aboec their old stand,
where they have increased tbelr facilities for doing ell kinds of
work la their lip., »uch as patting ep every description of Wsler
futures, Hydrants, Water Closets. Baths, Boilers, Cooking Ranges,
. Pump*, Hydraulic Rama. Ae Putting up Portable Has Works,
Bating Up buildings with gas pipes and fixtures.
Ail torts d tin work, K -ofing, *c ; healing buildings with hot
air water or steam. They take this occasion to state that they
haee the beat Hot Air Turn see In thla or any other country, which
Bhey will put up and warrant to glee taiitfacUen.
A large assortment of plain and toacy tin ware, sad Orates and
I voders always on Inal_
IUPtHT>KH«HIP !$DT$C«
I HATE thla day associated with me. In the Commission, Grocery
and U'lOor business, W. L. Plater The business will be con
ducted In the name of J. W. NIPB 4 00. J. w N1PE,
No. Bu, Mata fttresL
It R—I tare this opportunity to return my Mneere thanks to my
friends, tor Uielr liberal share cf patronage .hiring the last hree
years, and wall <41 for the new concern their continuedyeeons^
HOOFING!!
UKAVEL KOOFIFG!!!
BluTKAA (OK FELT| RUOVIS0HII
a TIM ROOFING.
We ire now prepard to put on the ORA V tL ROOflNO, of a
Mi iRMrior qultv, *tth#F b tova or ooanlry.
A ad, aU kinds ofUCTTkKB.
00NDCOTORB, _
. nod LIGHTNING R0DBL
CHARLES D. YALkAOO.,
^ 1ms m-et flsvaser Breast
I860, adie & gkayT IS
DISTILLERS AM) ,'lA.U'FAtTl KERN
CAYIPHI.y K AMD RI MMING PLl lt.
ALSO MUUM II
AL00H0L, SPTB TURPENTINE RKROttINR and UNSBBDOILR
All of which they ogsr to the wads st the lowest -lartet rates,
^ ff^A If# 14T VdIr
PLANTER YARD-««l i based the tot nest to uiy
Warehouse on the Dock, I .halt keep constantly on hand a
supply of the beet LUMP PLA«T«R. which i will tell al >he lowest
• market raws All Plaster sold by me —1 l he WEIGHED <>UT A8
DELIVERED, to tliere win be%o lorn in we'ght to the consumer,—
Orders from the trade Oiled on accommodating terms
jeLVjIAeta_» * '**
LIVKHPOUL AMD LONDON
flBC MSIRAHE COniMRY.
Capital, 810,000.000!
ANNUAL INCOME, $ 2,250,0001
Dally K.v nue *7,200.00.
IimaTKD IS Til* CJUTKD STATICS, OVKR »*>>.000!
AH Wrsctor* f«r—i<rHy R»umMbi» fir Uli RhtfugtuMwtt of
th4
WR respectfully u> titration c<> toe twurlty of the Lleerpool
uJ London lnuru c Company, lo it* policy hold*™ In It*
lame cash capital and tneeetme'.ts, aviated aboee.
Wi* large capital and Income of the Company enable It to take
• linen cnne-uieip to partle* f. ,u;ntif large amount* of Innurane*.
In addition to the ordinary mode of Insurance, this Company to
nee PER HA SEXT PuUCIRS, on the payment of TEX A XX P
At P HEMIC MS. Property la, thenceforth, PEBMAXEXTLT
g IJOUTKED? The Policy can be cancelled at any time, and the pro
m!um win He returned lean 9 per cent.
Thla Company *111 make insurance by loan of Rent* by fin, sa a
new nififi pfiocip^o*
• Coder the PoUclen of this Company all claims are paid npoo pee
lent a don ot. satisfactory proof of loss without <iAu<e*wu4 or doduo
(Jo fir toiuruut; and not, as la usual, anrr ears after pruoenta
WonofprooL WORTHAM A WTATT, Agents,
. man 41 Mala street, under to Charles Hotel.
'\V1I.< <>X Ac GIBBS'
. SEWING MACHINES.
* IN >R simplicity In coaetnctloo, economy In thread. Urn* and
f patl-nce, tkis es cels all other Pewlog Machines
Tabl-e ant Case* made In erery style and Snlsh, and all ma
chine* war-anted.
Otice^n l Sales loom, Beletn's Block, enlrsnee on l*h atreet.
Also In Buieln A AlAlason t Purolton Wore Rooms, Goecnor
■trust. iP>*
L'RDH TKASa- Just recelesd per steamer, a ftaeh tot of
M. 0«p wire, Imperial, Tousg Hyson, and Hinck Test, wh eh
we warrant rptl lo say l’ the city. Call at the New family Gro
cery, corner of Mars and Second streets. _ __
%Y* MINNIE A CO
AKTIETa’ MAT* Rlt«,eirh an Oil color* la
tuber cuke Water color*. Boble, Oteh mud csm*l hale pe clip,
India Ink. Drawing taper, Bristol board, lewd an I colored peadb,
crayons, pens. Mathematical lcstrume- ts, books sa Art, Drawing
tladl a Ac . In grant Tarlsty, for tale At the wholesale and retail
ArtW toraof Wt» SaTTLAR A CO.,
*ng A - .143 Mala el, a few doom below Rscbaago Bank
great attraction.
Excellent Bargains in
D K 1 WOODS
rot OOK ONLY.
JHO*. a. Qt AKLBS * NON* effl offtr IWt more
Beautiful Uwso and Jims in, l**o
Vary Ane Orguailea and Ja< ooeta, Ifc
frroeh Chi am Brilliant*. 1A and AM
Poulard Bike at Me, rare el rap
Pwlut Bands at IBM. 3» and die, eery cheap
Oumhria (teens at ItJg«
■me* do at the
Crmkric sad Mnsltn Setts at 90c.
The abac* Goods are ufferud at a (real taerlRc* la aedgr to date
them at once. _
lylA_ ttt BROAD NTRRNT
•IfTA HALF BAALS. OF WOOD’S It*. 1 FAW
1«JU ICT ROR ” KRRINGS,
Sbbla *f Wood's No 1 family Cat Herr,Dies
90 do. of Wood's No. 1 Para >y tiroes Ucrnofi
14 4o of Staton's pure* Oder Vtneg ir
lwai yueew City Psally Hame —
*> pal • ef Georgia and Plrklu Paml y Lard
IS chests of Bunk Orem sad Black Teas, saarthlng r eey
S M bam. of aapmlnr New family and Irtra Flour, warrant
to] U) lift lAUt-'lCttoO.
for sal* by ROBKRT A A DkRNIT
• Grocer Wboh ,*‘e and Rein 1,
< |sN . Conor of Broad sad Tib Blrccti.
YOUR
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS AAKEJ to our l»r«« MMrtzn.nt of
■m _
Spring Clothing,
embracing the «ou
KXr<*8iVK hTOCK,
GREATEST VARIETY Of CHOICE STYLES
ood BEST BARGAINS,
wo Law ever offered. We propciv to moke It the
IVTKKKST
Of oil imrehvtert to buy from u», by beeping every vorlety and
clue of Good* of Gomntic or Torclg i Manufacture; ood « our fa
cilUteo and experience lu tMa tine uf budneu give u. Important ad
vantages, (la which our potrono shore) your latcrvot will be
PKOMOTt:i>
By colling ot the OLD AND FAVORITE HOUSE.
’ * in* Mala Street,
mytt KEEN BALDWIN A W1LL1AM8L
_ SUMMER CLOTHING,
AT
KEDTBKD PltlCEN.
ALPACA 9ACKS SPANISH LINEN FROCKS
ALPACA FROCKS, LINES DUSTERS,
DRAP i’ETE PANTS, SIMMER SILK VESTS,
FANCY CAvoj.wERK PANTS, MARSEILLES VR-TS,
U HITE DUCK PANTS, CASHMERE VRoTS.
FANCY LtMAN P*'TS, BOYS' CLOTHING.
FANCY CAAolMERK COATS
OCR Summer Stock o. CUtMcr mutt be greatly reduced, to
mole loom for theFol and vtlntor atock, and for thlepur
peer, xll Summer gooda have been marked down.
Hartalua are to be bought If the public will roaeult their la
terexL SHAFER, UALSKV A CO
110 Main street.
%Qy Late Tup mao A Hull.
hPII*N0.1 dc HILLLU
JJUI on hand a good aMortmen: of
0AU7.E AND SII.K
SHIRTS,
aad offer them to the trade on
Reasonable Torino
Cullal 119 MAIN TRKKT,
j j t.\ Richmond.
Great Inducements.
CLOTHING.
Clothing,
htRtAOTT, H ARRIS A CO wl!l sell from thla time until the
ckMuf thp KM >n, al hummer tiuotU at greatly reduced
/«/-»< pi, ond « ull call the at enU« n of all lu want of real y tr
a«b*w I© rive :h<m a call, a* lh«*v or* determined to tell very low.
PAKfUCOTT, IIA’Rttf k CO ,
mi i lit Main Stre©L_
laenuv eh akkai h yuee shut empohii h.
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods
VLr a have now t-n band ©v,.r dot MUrta, all prLes. qualllica
IV thd ttylea. which we are cloning out al reduced price*
Throe -hi I* are all matte with the famous Improved Trench
Toke, and are warmutetl to til.
Our uoo'tmcnl of Tie* an I Cravat* can't bo beat la the city of
Rlchu* nd
Wy *< u*d eall attention to ©u* large steck of Under 8hlrta and
Draw* re, vrudi b verv full, and contain* full line* In sNU, Oaua*
We- ln'%R>» L'nen, aad Colton
We have Increased our UclIHlea for making Shift* to order, at
ih*» ahorteat poe»l*to notice, and a perfert Ot warranted.
Abo, on hand, a tine atock of Keadv Made Cl thing
STUimVANr A MAOWIKt,
)el5 No. 01 Main Street, Cor. Mbit
NEW rLOTIinia ftTOt'K.
TIIK 8l'i!8CKIMKR. aa Agent, will open about the 15th Inat, In
the More now occupied by N. 1*. barton. No. 109 Main at., an
•oilre new atock «•
, CLOTHING
AND
GENTS FI RIHimii GOOD*.
Which he b having oanufactur d under hb own aup*r*lalon ; and
hope*, with hb evpe.ience and knowledge of the bus'ntM. he can
off-r such a atock aa will meet the warn* and tecure the patronage
cf h a frieoda
Y> e atore will be refitted to autt the boal-ea*. and every effort
wtll be a ade to produce all the neceosary article*, and in auch
•tyle aa w.ll make the atock unobjectionable and ait-active.
WM. 8 TUPMAN,
m*4- if Late of Tupman A Hull
i.it i? itr r\THUTOu
PUA UM-'YIN
PIUTt TAR, W AX,
ot iNTfrao or
GREASE,
nol 4» 1- 11191 09
BILK AND WOOLEN DRESSES,
AND FROM
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, See
Without L\r •tiighUat injury to thaflibricn.
THIS article has been used by many persona throughout th
country, and has received the highest recommendations. It
alao received the silver medal at the last Mechanics' Fair. It la
made In this city, and deeerve* the patronage of the South. To be
had of the principal druggists and at my laboratory, corner Malt
and l(Uh sis, Richmond. Va. EDWARD T. FINCH,
ft’. >—. Aralvtlrsl Qhem»at.
KEFP COOL !—The celebrated unexcelled “CHALLENGE*'
KKFR1GRRATGR erfih side ventilator. W*ter Coolers, vari
ous sixes and patters: Ice Pitchers, *11 sites and patterns Mas
ter's patent “ five minute*’ Ice Cream Frresera, and a variety of
other klnoe, for sale at reduced prices.
We call particular attention to the justly celebrated “CHAL
LENGK" REFRIGERATOR, co’sldvring It the beet artlclo evet of
fered for sal* In this place, and ther*f«>re recommend It with confi
dence. A noth* r supply just receive-’. • ••» r •* «nich are un
engaged. Persona In want of the above, are requested to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere
G. * 4. BARtr4MIN, Ja..
ma^-tf HIT Main 81, Richmond, Va.
usm kam iicmora (iiriiTj
Klrlimou l, Va,
SEWING MACHINES
Mali and Ml iimlrr Ltgal RifU, from
ELIAS HOWE, JR., WHEELER A WILSON. GROVER A BAKER,
.ad L M. SINGER AC*.
WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT.
Brtrra Iron, #50 to #175.
VICTORY OS (MRS STREET BELOW 1STH.
Principal (>dUt and Salm Room,
SSI Hail! MrM'l.
Wt-lF_
BURTON Ac WORK.
TOBACCO
and General Commission
ndnEitcMAisrTS.
*5 gkavih strut,
New OrlcRii.
A A Itm*, »
G. P. Wuas, | N«w OrlaaiA
Dr. 1. 0. Mama, I
la , ommenJum, f HoaMoa, Tom._KB—lp
Ubl'RUrCE COMPANY of the STATE of YIROIJIA.
Ornciooama or Man aid D.iiuth Smarm,
R It'll HONi D.
THIS COMPANY is pr,pared to Ukr Ftrr aad M.rlar rtik, oa
faeorable Term. A Lao. to *uarantr, .ad discount NefOtUble
U1M, ud lo r retire Hoary oa Deposit, and pay Inwiert lhareon.
Capital, - - *100,000.
BOLLING W. HAXALL, President.
0. P. BRKSER, Srr’y
DIRECTORS.
W, H. kf, era slam, President Farnirra Bank ; *. Wiawirr, Ann
of Warwick A H»r>e.lale . V. li. Caex-aaw. Bna of Crriuhaw A
Oa; VauamoR Goaoix, firm of Goddln A A, person ; Y. W.
McCava. arm of Dunlop. Moncurr A Co.; O. A. Haae-nai a, Arm
of Warwick A Ba kerelll . Jaaai H. Ghabt, Tobacco Maouf.clo
ror ■ L. D. Crwhi*. firm of H...1I, Crcnahaw A Co ; Joua L.
Baoua Arm cf Bacn A Barktdalr; R B liakalL, Arm of UaiaU,
Crraaliaw A Po; Jo*» Cram., Ja., Ship Owner; W* B. Waa
wicc. Arm of Warwick A Barksdale; Ja... Auam Joans Attorney
ll Law, c. C. kllstt, Mender; r .. nt rtu, ftrruiwnn auu
Manufacturer. R W McIiiudib. Irm of 9. McQruder’e Sons ; W.
W Catur, attorney at La*; Jan. Debtor, Arm of Dunlop, Mon
care A Co.
0 H. P STEM, Travelling Agent.__lyl4—_
■ KW YORK LIFE INSURIRCK COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital AI ,*00,000.
ON* HT7NDRCD THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
Comptroller of the State of New York, and oat of tho hnndt
of the Company to tecure policy holder*.
Dmoaan.aanaaaacau.Toa a now? Liberal Principle,
forty per ct. of the premlnm on Life Policies, *111 be loaned the
Intorcd when the premium exceeds ISO.
Policies Issued and payable to the Insured on arrtstog at n cer
tain age, or to the family of the Insured at death, should that event
happen preetously to arriving at that age.
■ndo* a enl POUCIBB fer children, granted on the moot favor
llll terrHAM.
Policies leaned at greatly reduced rates of premium, *heu the
Insured prefer* not to participate In the dividends.
All losses paid promptly and without litigation.
We ehall be pleased to base you call at ones and (scare n policy
la this old and reliable Company which cornea before yon endors
ed b, y« — Ct*-. W0BTHAM , WYATT, Agrnls,
Office 41. Main ktreet,
Under fit. Chxrlca Hotel.
ORAL L WORTHAM,
Sanernl Agent and Attorney
fer the Oompaay In Ya
MEDICAL EXAMIMKRA:
Jaa 1 Obmi, M. D. 1
to. T. Out-anas, M. D. f
mhll _
It H K “RAY »TAT«" RANUE.-Flve else*, prlccc
*HS. $40. $.», 40, 70; Tho "Helpmeet.’ Cooking Rinse, 2 else*,
with or without hot water reserve's; .he "Leader” Cooking 9tove,2
ala-a, price $24 and 2S; the “LUly Dale” Cooking Stove, for coni or
wool, price $12, Hand IS; the “Harp” Cook I t Stove, for wood,
tor country ate—I rixes The above really Bret elate Ware*
la their line, are tor sale, wh ireal* and retail, with warranty, by
010 8TARRKTT, B lvln’t Row,
Governor itreH.
N. R—Large stoves for the Spring*; Box Stove* for Tobacco
burn*. __iP*T
LOUII J. ROISIBl'X, . _ . .
Manufacturer of Double-Reflned
STEAM CANDIES
awj vtioleMlf dwltr la
D0MI8T1C and rOtHON FRUITS,
FRENCH CAND1EB, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, Ac., Aa
The best goods, the chetpesl goods, and the large.! stock, can
alwayi bo foond at Ota BplLD1Nfl Bo 40 Main (A,
Opposite Richardson A Co..
Je$B dAckm _«>»*—*•*«•
SAMUEL AYRE8 & SON,
CommisMoa And Forwarding Merchants,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OPPBE FOR BALB—G. a Mas* Ueorien, OBv* OU. AdasauRaa
Candles, Tobnooo Flavoring. Bax and other Kalis, Scotch and
American Sg Iron. BaeaeAOo.1 Manlpulatod Gaano, Olova
cad. Am. Aa. _ **T~lT .
TtEATIIBRA- Prime Western Live Qeeee Feathers,tor sals
P bv aa* ^JOHN 1C GORPOW A BOH _
RirHROlID MADE LOCKH. /■>
"TMBANk LOCKS. PRISON LOCKS. 8AFE LOCKS,
4/ STORE DOOR LOCKS. <&/
Also. Lock* for BwelllaR*.
mil subscriber to prepared to make any and all kinds of Lock*.
X at Urn shortest nolle#. Also, Iron Bash fur Store Doom and
Windows, and as cheap aa the lain* kind of work can bo mad* m
hanging and jobbing don. with neatness “dg‘,jjy*Jch
Lock Smith, BaU Hanger and Silver Plater,
jgM-dta loth etreet. between Main and Cary.
R!“®
RICHMOND WHIG.
GOOD NEWS FROM KANAWHA—TUE GRECIAN
PHALANX IN MOTION.
-, August lit!), 1860.
7b the Kditor of the I17i ty.
The largest political meeting tbat wo hire witnessed
in Kanawha riuce the memorable campaign of 1810—
wlii'u the enthusiasm for “Old Tip" swept all resistance
a>ide—assembled tu a cocl pleasaut grove near Oliai les
tou, ou Thursday the Oth inst., to taily the uominalious
of the Constitutional Union party. There were present
upwards of 1000 persons from all portions of the coun
ty, and it was apparent from the enthusiasm attd anima
tion of those Whigs present, that they will worthily ac
quit themselves this Fall. As usual at Whig meetings,
the most perfect propriety and good feeling existed. The
dinner prepared was iu excellent style. The music front
the large Kanawha It,ass Hand was delightful, and to
crown all, the speeches were such as to charm—almost
euougb to convince any one. that in the Gousitulional
Union party rests the only hope of our once glorious but
uow tottertug and almost dissevered Union.
The If-st sp alter was Col U. 11. Smith, who addres*ed
the meeting iu his characteristic style, forcibly and ir
resistibly appe !iug to the palrioiisin of the people, to
resist now the traitors who would dissolve this Union—
deploriug tint evil results of such a course, and denoun
cing iu strot g terms the agitators—the politicians who
had misruled us uow loug enough. It has been our good
fortune to hi ar CoLS, ofteu, bat ou ihis occasion be
“tried hiuis It."
Mr. V. Hendrick, then followed iu an eloqu nt address,
laying the blows ou the detainers of the great statesman
and pitriot Henry Chtv, (alludlug to the “O. I*. F."(, and
also appealing to the Wnigs to piescut an undivided trout
at the jiolls.
Dinner was announced at the closv of Mr. Il's speech,
after which Judge Summers, appears d ou the stand. The
station tbat Judge S. has occupied for a number of
years, until recently, bus excluded him from participa
tion in political affairs. He is now, however, warmly ad
vocating these principles so loug enteruiued by him,
and his speech last Thursday was probably the best one
he ever made. There was nothing left unsaid. Any one
who could have heard, unmoved, bis eloquent appeal in
behalf of the Union, U more hard, tied than we could
imagine even traitors to be. This is the first time Judge
8., has appeared on S.ump (except once lor Mr Goggin)
.-iuce he i auvassed the Stale in the Gubernatorial Cam
ptign of 1851. So nitny have been tlectrified by his
eloquence that I will not attempt a discretion— knowing
that in this hasty sketch I could not do him justice —
Suffice it to say that lie leaves bis mark, and this will be
seen at the (tolls.
Following Judge S , was Dr IVrick, who has acted
with the Democracy lor a number ot years. It made one
• feel like old limes" to hear Dr. P., ouce more miking a
good Whig speech. The Dcnioc wcv crowed prodigiously
when they gained the Dr., but their feathers tell wbcu hr
returned again to his early lore. The Dr. has a great
deal of influence, and always curies a Urge vote with
him.
Geo. S. Patton, E-q , a gifted young lawyer, weli known
in Richmond, wound up— lay it g it cu the Democracy
and Di-unionists, with au uusptiing hand.
Take it all iu all, there were few such meetings ever
held in this region of the coutilry. It will have a good
effict, and the motto insetibed on the banner of the
Whigs of Kenawha i t 181“, “Kanawha ever at her post"
will be not unworthily borne in this campaign. 1 have
rarelv witnessed so much interest iu political affairs—so
much good feeling on the part of Wligs and despoudency
of Democrats.
Kanawha as ever will be found high up in the column
of Whig Oouuties this November.
KANAWHA.
fi«-«i inr ainit/r'Mu aniujr.
LETTER FROM GOV. LETCHER.
We have tbe pleasure of layiug before our readers the
fallowing eorn4poude1.ee between Guv Letcher nod two
ot his personal trieuds iu Augusta, which most satisfac
loiily explains ise'.f. Tba Governor, with that frankness
which has always ibnracterized him a3 air.au and as a
oolitician, avows his preference fot Douglas and Johnson,
tbe fairly nominated, but much abused aud misrcprescnt
cd, candidates ol tbe National Democracy. Gov. Letch
er Hriiilv adheres to tbe National Domocralic organiza
tion, upon which we heartily congratulate our fiicnds iu
Virginia and elsewhere. Our Breckinridge frieudsclaim
tbe National organization upon the ground that Caleb
Cushing, the President of tbe regal ir convention, join
ed the Seccders, became President of their convention,
and thus made it National. I'pon deci lidl.v be ter groutid
we can now claim for Douglas aud Jubuson, the regular
Stale nomination ot Virginia—since we have as our
standstd-brarer of the party, the Governor of tbe Slate,
the commander of her military forces, etc.
Tbe announcement of the Govi root's-preference for
Douglas aud Johnson cannot be without its ilt.-ct in Vii -
Etnia; for, apart Irom his otlicia! po-itii n, the name ol
John Letcher is a tower of strength in the Suve:
Stacmox, August go, 18IS0.
Hun. John Ltlrktr :
Dear Sir: We are aniious to know tbe poution you
will take in the present Presidential canvass, now that all
hope of uniting tbe two wings of the Democratic party in
Virginia is over, we consider tbe “I’uioti” is in imminent
|ieril, and yet we hope the conservative voice of the
American people will, on the tith day of November ncx",
save tbe country from tuin. Hop ng to hear Irotn you, we
11 e Your friends,
Bx.vi. Crawford,
M. G. Hauxax.
GOV. LETCHER’S REPLY.
Kicmtoxn, Viriiinia, I
August 22d, lStio. )
Btnjomin Crawford,
M. Ir. Hartnun :
Gen'lemeu: Your letter of the 2oth instant, desiring
to kuow the position I intend to take in the Presidential
contest, has beeu received, and I avail myself ot the ear
liest moment to reply.
I have purposely avoided committing myself to the sup
port of either Breckiuridge or Douglas, in the hope that
a compromise would be agiecd upon by the two Con
ventions recently held in our Slate.lbat would be hoi o a
ble aud mutually eaiidac'ory to both wings ol tbe Dem
ocratic party. All hope of an adjustment having now
tailed, 1 have no hesitation iu declaring that my support
will begtveu to Douglas and Johnson. The division that
lias occurred in the Democra'ic party could have been,
and 1 think ought to bave been, avoided. Tb< re was
no more necessity for a rupture in I81UI, than there was
in 18iti. The division has, however, taken place. Tbe
breach is widening daily, and it is useless now io enquire
iuto tbe causes which have produced these deplorable
results. Such a discussion will not restore uuion and
hariuouv, but will, of necessity, add to present embar
rassments, and will only tend to make certain the el c
tion of a s. ctioual candidate to tbe Presidency, whose
success all parties must deplore.
I sincerely hope, therefore, that the discussions which
seem uow ut avoidable, between the friends of Breckiu
.i.lo* unit t),inalii4 Mill h.* inatkril tiv nrmlenee and mode
ration, end alter this struggle has been euded, a spirit of
conciliation and compromise will restore uuion and har
mouy in our party. Kesp ctfullr.
Your obedient servant,
Jons LrrciitR.
BELL AND KVEKETT IN WOOD COUNTY.
An a journtd nieeling of the friends of the Condi
tional i'uion nominees for President aud Vice Pri
sident was held at Union Uall on Thursday eveuing, the
23d instant. Citizens of liotli the town and comity aero
present, and the btst feeling prevailed. Oil motion,
John W. Horner, F.-q was called to the Chair, and M.-j.sr
R. Van Winkle appointed Secretary. The former ex
plained the object of the meeting iu a patriotic speech
that was greeted with frequent rtngitnj rounds of ap
plause, and was followed by A. I. Bon iu in, E-iq , Col.
Jas. M. Jackson, and Msjor R Van Wiukle, and the ap
plause which greeted tbe several speakers plainly show, d
that tbe supporters of Bell aud Everett arc fully aroused
and awake to their duly.
The following resolu ions were offered by A. I. Bore
man, Esq-, ami unanimously adopted :
He sol ltd, 1st, That the citizens of Wood county now,
as ever, chi r sh a lively devo'.iou to the Union ol these
Slates, and that wo will uot act with any sectional party
or faction, whether at the North or Sjuih.
Hsudred, 2d, That we endotso the platform of “The
Conalituiion, the Union, aud tbe Enforcement of the
Laws,” adopted by tbe only natioual party in the coun
try at its Convention iu the city of Baltimore.
"Hssohed, That we cordially approve of aud endorse
the nominations of John Bell and Edward Everett for
the offices of President and Vice President of the United
States, and pledge ourselves to use all honorable means
to secure their election.
The immediate object of the meeting was to organize
a Bell and Everett club which was harmoniously accom
plished, and, on motion, the following gentlemen were
a pi ointed a coani itteo of seven to prepare and submit a
constitution aud by-laws for the government of the elub,
vix: J. J Jackson, Jr., Major R. Van Winkle, John A
Hutchinson, Jr., A F. Uibbecs, J. T. Drake,N. W. Mar
low, and Leroy Neal.
It was moved, seconded, and carried unanimously, that
ladies be iuvited to a tend the meetings of the club, aud
a general invitatiou was on motion extended to tbe la
dies of the town and county to honor »ith their presence
tbe meetings of the club.
On motion tbe meeting adjourned to Saturday even
ing, September 1st, at 7i o’clock.
Tin Kktiu'susu at Lakcastir.—The torchlight pa
rade of the Minute Men of ’60,” and the friends of Bell
aud Everett, at L messier, Pa., last Tuesday evening, was
a complete and thrilling success.
Long brfore the hour of starting, says the Intelligen
ce r,hundreds of Uuion men Docked to tbe club rooms to
par lcipate in the parade. Delegations were present from
Columbia, Marietta, Uordonviile and othrr places. At
half past eight o’elock the procession started, with hun
dreds of banners and transparencies, the tinging of bells
and sbouts of tbe assembled multitude. All along the
line the sidewalks were liuc-d with hundreds and hun
dreds of our citixsns cheering them on. The procession
marched through the principal streets, ind Dually baited
in front of tbe conrt house, where a short .perch was
delivered by Mr. Eli Bowen, President of tbe Mioute men,
after which the crowd dispersed. To give a description
of tbe excitement end enthusiasm is entirely beyond our
power.
DON. WM l7 YANCEY.
The following publications in the Montgomery (Ala)
Confederation shew the turn tbe Cannes Is taking in
that fiery latitude!
A CARD.
Mr. W. L Yancey, in a card, published in the Adner
liner of the U-d, after denouncing the Editors of this
pap-r iu tbo most offensive language, concludes by fay
ing that, “their (my) conduct has shown that they (I)
arc not to bo treated as gentlemen; but as black
guards "
“My son has this day caned the senior editor of the
Confederation—nod I now brand him as a couvic edliar,
and a slanderer, and turn bint loose.”
The assumption, on Mr. Yancey’s parr, that I am not
to be “treated as a gentleman," is tbe cheap resort of a
coward, who seeks refuge from the responsibility “usual
among gentlemen ” It is an advertisement of the fact
r hat be won't tight, if calird on dir me. Voder such
circumstances, 1 hare no right to ask a frit nd to put him
self in a position which might compromise him ;
and this, Mr Yancey will kuew when he cau
tiously penned his card. His son had asaaulied me on
tbe street for articles in this pap-r, acknowledged by Mr.
Yaucev himself to be irsultinp; he was iu towu on the
day of the publication of one of them, and perudl’ed, if
he did uot iustigate, his son to mako an attack which he
bad not ite courage to do him* If. If (he articles writ
ten by me were insulting, Mr. Y. had his remedy. I
held myself ready, at nil times, to respond to any de
maud he might nuke, but he skulks from a conflict, and
—interposes ids son"! This man—a convicted felon—the
recipient of Kiecutive clemency—who is marc familiar
with the walls of a jtil than with tru h or honor, re
venges an insult uttered him, not by aetn hut words, and
advertises hintseif as a poltroon and coward, by publish
ing that tee “are not to be treated as gentlemen." He
has saved us the necessity of pulili-hing him as a cow
ard, bv advertising it himself iu advance.
J. J. SEIBELS.
THAT CASINO.
W. L. Yancey says his son caued the senior editor of
the Confederation ou Wednesday last. If he had a-ked tbe
eyo witnesses to the ttffiir, he would have found the boot
sadly on the other leg. His son did attack ns with a blud
geon prepart d for the purpose, and biiug unat tried and
noteip-vting an attack, with our umbrella up, he did hit
us a slight blow on the left temple ; but after wo got our
umbrella furled so that we could use it, we taught him, in
his retreat, a severe lesson (or his temerity, by wearing
it out to atoms over him, and then putting his back to
ttic grotiud, where we should have given him much more
hut for the interference of the crow d. Being of sup -rior
physical force, we do not by any means mention this to
boast of, but merely to correct a false impression from
going ont Ironi Yancey's a atemi nt.
From the FredirieLnburg Kevin.
EXCITEMENT IN CAROLINE-ABOLITIONISTS
AMoXO U3—THE COUNTY CONSULTING—LOOK
OUT FOR STIRRING TIMES!''
Wc learn at this hour (1, M , that Bowling Green, tbe
0suniy fi a' of Caroline, has been thrown iuto violeot
»x ilemmt for the past two days, owing to the presence
iu that pl.v ■ of a person who is suspsuted as an Aboli
tionist. On F'riday evening last a stranger (whose namo
we did uot l.-aru) arrived there and put up at the Hotel.
On Saturday evening his movements having given cause
lor suspicion as to Fair purposes iu visiting the village, a
deputation of citizens waited on him uud rt quested
him to leive, which lie promised lodo.
Ou Sunday morning, however, it was ascertained that
I... ..... .1,11 il,»r. ..nil lint di.r.nu.,1 In l.-.v.. IW iron.
ilrinen of the village, consisting of l)r. McKenney, Dr.
(ilassell, K. B Tunstall. Walter [iudgin, K-q , and one
other, whose name wc did not learn, held a consultation
and detdrtmncd again to wait upon him, and to require
his immediate withdrawal from the village. This they
did, and instead ol finding him tractable, as on tlie pre
vious day, he replied that it was a free country, aud he
would stay as long as he pleased.
Tney expos'uUled and threatened to put him into tho
hands of the olHcers of the Itw, and were about leaving,,
when a doorjust opposite to bis door opened and disput
ed a group ol eight or leu tneu, all aimed, and rccagnis
ed by this committee of gentlemen as men from the North
who were employed as workmeu lu the vil'age. On see
ing the gentlemen theie, the party in tho room cried out
to Oronie, who was ol their party, aud evidently the lead
er, "go alo a I Cipt. C., we will follow,” or words tanta
mount. At this j iDcturc Mr. II , than whom a spunkier
lellow don’t live, aud Dr McKcnoy, who bad provided
themselves with pistols, took their stai d, and threatened
to kill the first that pu their heads outside of the door.
Capt. C. was the only one who appeared, aud on seeing.
tlwirAsKnlHlka retreated back lu his room. The gen-'
ilemen having succeeded In keeping mein back in ibis
way, adjourned to the porch, wbero they were followed
and abused by the meu who had takeu sides with the
Stranger.
We learn that he is still at Bowling Gicen, nnd that
the citizens of that county wi'l meet lo-diy 10 consider
the matter, that there is great bi ten essol f eling against"
these men, headed by C , and that they threaten that if
the stranger is thero te-Jay to hang him. We give this
as we beard it, forbearing at present to make any com
ments.
MEETING AT THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS TO
INVITE THE PRINCE OF WALES.
At a meeting of the visiters at the White Sulphur
Springs on the 28d dav of August, Itifil),
On motion, James Lyons, E-q , was called to the Chair
and Charles M. Massir, of Louisiana, appointed Secre
tary.
Mr. Lyons brietly explained the object of the meeting
to be to extend the hospitalities of the Spriugs to the
Prince of Wales and his suite, and then, on mo ion, it
was ordered that a committee ol fire be appointed to
prepare resolutions for the meeting.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Conrad, of Loni-iara,
Philip St. George Cock -, of Virginia, Whitten, of Geor
gia, Piince, of Alabama, and Lloyd, ol Maryland, the
committee, who retired, and on their return icported the
fallowing res lotions, which were adopted :
H’Aerta*, Thero are now aeetnlded at the Springs a
large uuiulier of citizens of the Southern Slates, all of
whom desire, in common with their fellow-cit'Xim in
other parts of the country, to testily to the Prince of
Wales their ret peel for himself, fa: his country, and for
the excellent and illus rious Lady, his mother, who pre
sides over its destinies:
lit it therefore Reeolved, That a committee of thirteen
gentlemen he appointed to make known to the Prinee of
Wales on behalf o! the visiters at the Springs, the tin
cere gratification it would afford them to see ' im ut this
the great watering place of the South, ami to tender to
him a cordial welcome to their uouotry.
Retained, That the President aud Directors of tho
Springs Conquny be requested to co-operate i i tliis ten
der ol hospitalities to the Prince of Wales and his suite.
Ou motion it was
Retained, That the Chairman of the m cling be the
chairniau of the committee.
In conformity with the first resolution the chair ap
pointed the following committee, viz:
names i.yous, usq, 01 a a; i/r n m n riummer, 01 i a;
Gen P K Starke, ot Miss; llou J) 0 Ibjarnet e, of Va ;
lion J M Landrum, of Li; lion A II Chappell, ol (la ; J
S Petigrew, of SO; II K llurgwyun, Esq of N C; Chas
II Carter, E-q, ol MJ; J 11 Taylor, Esq, of Ivy; A Chris
ty, Esq, of Mo, Tiros McC Priuee, ol Ala; lion It Ulbin
cells, of Tt xas.
From the .Veto York Timet.
FOREIGN INTERVENTION IN MEXICO.
We have the best authority for staling that the Mexi
can question is on the point of being peremptorily set
tled try a decisive intervention of four of the great pow
ers most deeply interested in the restoration of order
throughout the donduions of our distracted neighbor.—
France, Ei gland, Spain and Prussia have signed a con
vention lor the paolieation ol Mexico, to which they in
vite the adhesion of the I'nited States, but which llrev
propose to carry into s iV.-ct without that adbesiou should
the United States refu-e i>.
The bases of toleration for all religious opinions, and
of a modified establishment for the Rotuau Ca'holic
Church, are undeislood to havo been already accepted
by the Constitutionalists under J.ia'ez on the one part,
ami bv the Clerical party uudrr Mirumonon the other.—
An armistice of twelve months’ duration is to be declar
ed between the respective leadets, and during ibis petiod
those portions of Mexico occupied by each are to be held
without dispute by the actual occupants, joint setiou be
ing taken to secure the carrying on of the necessary bn
uh.es* ol the public administration and the maintenance
of order. At a time to be hereafter fixed, the people of
Mexico are to be called upon to el ct between be prin
ciples represented by the two factions, and (he respec
tive leaders pledge themselves to resign all their authori
ty and arms into the bauds of the Government thus de
signated under the sanction of the intervening Power*.
The grounds of this action, already submitted to tho
Administration at Washington are, that tho party of Ju
arez, which might have been established as the Supremo
Executive more than a year ago, under the terms of the
treaty proposed by Senor Ocampo through Mr. McLaue
to the Washington Government, has demonstrated its in
capacity of conquering power, aud that the United
Stairs have definitely abdicated their pretensions to aid
it in tbia conquest; that the party of Miramou in like
manner has proved itself dependent upon an isolated in
tervention by Spain, which is in every poiut of view un
desirable; and that the interests of the subjects ol the
intervening Powers and of civilization generally, can no
longer be left at the mercy of the partisan warfare which
has raged (or six years in Mrxico, and has reduced the
country to the very brink of chaos.
It is unnecessary for us to point out to our readers the
the gravity and importance of this act on tho part of the
European States. Our own government is understood
to bare announced that while a pacific intervention of
the sort contemplated, if it fails to command the assist
ance, csDnot provoke the hostility ol the United States,
no armed interference to enforce its provision must be
made without due previous notice, commuuioated to the
Administration at Washington.
The results reached are attributed principally to the
activity of the l’rusaian Minuter in Mexico, whose com
trjrmeu are largely represented in the foreign popuA
lion of the Republic, and to the influence of Lord John
RueeelJ.
Florida.—IJon. Geo. T. Ward, of Florida, who hat
been claimed as a Breckinridge convert, haj written n
letter to the Florida Sentinel diliutoghiii |o>itiou. lie
fltvt:
It is do time for men even who look upon politic*) with
an eye to office and emolument* to wrangle and tojtr;
this time next year the Federal pitrouagc may be in the
band* of the Abolitionist*, without united action in the
South. And this can only be done by uniting the a hoi *
Southern vote on the man, whoever it may be, who car
rier the large*! Southern vote into the Elec oral College.
If I am aaked who i* the moat probable man to do thi*,
I answer Bell.
■lLTUiOBB L<*< h HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACKERY.
Tilt* Only litre where n Cun* ran be Obtained.
DR. JOIINiV N h a dl* covered the moat Certain, Pperdy and
oily MTc'Uil Pcme:y In the Wsr.d for Waakrc.* of the
Hack or Umht, fUrlctaria, A(T»’< tloia tfthc Kid ;«>s ar.d Bladder,
Invotar.t ry l»L<h trues, imp toner. General Dsbl Ity, Nenoui
n at Dyspentit, Ltnruor, Low M, lilta, Confusion of I toss. Palpi
l.tlon of the lle-rt, Tinildltr.Tretub Iota Dim nr a of right cr (II I
illness, DUrsfe of th * Head, 1 h*oat Note or rkln. AfTe: I u a of the
Langs, 8 otna h or Bowel*—those Tetri* le Diaordtn arla'ng f>tm
UieOiliUiy Unbltscf Youth —thoae uecarr and .oht-ry |r«cMc-a
more fatal lo tbelr vlrtlcns than the louf of Hvreca to the Mariner a
of U jMrc, 1*Pgh log tbelr moat t rlBIaat L ape* oraatla potioni,r. a*
dertn,* uiarrlagr, Ac., Impossible.
YOUNG MRS
1C penally, who have beccuie the victims of M tarv Vhe, tint
dm Ifal an.i .1 an active hat* i »hi« b aBowaly away la an untime
ly grave th. usan. • of Young men of the moat txtl'id talent i and
bril.ant inteih-ct, • ho night otherwise have enframed IUt.nl rg
8* nates with the thunders • f eloquence, or vakcJ to ocatacy the
11% ln^ lyre, may call with full conndrnce. ,
MaKRIa II
Maril«*l Peraona. cr Young Men contemplatlnf marriage, being
a war.- of physical weak new, organic deolUty, dif utilities, Ac.,
speedily cured.
He win p aces himself under the car* of Dr. J. may rellgio aly
cooflda In It's t on r as a g^nt roan, and c-jnflJent y rely upon his
skid a* a Physician.
ORGANIC WFAKNK8P.
Imnudlal* ly Curt d and full Vigor R. stored.
Tela Dreadful (*laraae - which ren •*! ! If* irUuahle and Mar-^
rlege Impossible—la the penary ptld by the vl t int of Improper
Induin' urea. Young pe*aon« are too apt to commit ex ;c sacs from
not hei g aware o the tlr. adful consequence* that may ensue.—
Now, •!»»tsat oaderstan 1* fh • subject w.l! pretend to deny tha
III? power of procreation is lo t • oner by those fill nr Into lm
pri |»cr bi.liitl tV an by the prudcr.l ? B si lea being deprived of *he
pleasure of healthy Cff priDS. the n>cat serious and de»tiucU»e
syin toms lo h. th body ar.d mind arise. The system * erom* s De
rang*-.*, the I li>«leal and Mental Paoct oat W> akeoed.l. s« i f Pr. •
ciektiv.; Power, Nervous IrrltablMt*, Dysr eprfa, Pal, Itatlon of t*e
He ail. In dig- ition.Cjnetltu lonai Debility, a Waiting of the Frame,
Coughs, Conaun p*l u, Ac
OFFICE NO TROUrn FREDERICK STREET.
Left Land *1 e going from Bilt’n o e street, a tew doj a f.>m the
rotoer Kal r.„t t • < ba rvc name and Dumbtr.
Lc t. rs must be paid aid contain a stamp. The Doctor's Dlplo
m*a la .g In ha olhee.
DR JO'-NrON,
Member of 'h Royal Col eje of Burgoiif, graduate from one of
thr mmt c*ulocut Colleges In the (in tel tta'ai, an 11* e gr.aur
i*urt of whose life has bn n i put In to** I ..spit .Is of 1. ndon, l,ar
Is, I'b ladriphU and ela-wh* re, has * tfectcd s tn • of them's: ai
t •ntshing cure* th .1 were ever known; many trou* le * w th rir.grg
!n the head and ears » h ?n if rep. grc. t u rvooinc *, be ng alarm
cJ at sudden s un.U, ba-hfulncss, with fnqiert blu»* 1 g, at
ten ed so tic times *1 h a derangement of mind, we:e cured lm
mediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Dr J add ia:e« sit tho«e who havelrjured ihe-i Ivca by lm
proper Indu gen e snd solita-y habl a. wi lch ruio both lo y and
mind, u: tit 1 g lum tor cither hujiu.-ts, study, so. uty or mar
nsge.
These ar «n*e of the svl and milancho y rffecli p odured by
ra*ly hat Its • f > uth. v i Weakness of the Back and Lind.-.
Pain* lo the Jl ad. Dunn-a< ol B‘ght, Ix'M of Mivcurir Fewer. Pal
pititicoof the Heart D>apepsy, No vrui I ritabilit/, Detange
nrnt o* the Dtgeitive Functions, Gentral Debility, Bymptcma of
Cunsuin >tWiQ
Msxtali v —Th • fear'.d etTrr’a on the »rlnd are much to he
dread**.’—Loss of We more, t onfuii n of Ideas. Depraaaion of Ppi
•ts Evil FjrAhtdioga, Aversion to Bociety. Be'f D * rust, Love of
H Iliad* , T n.l Itv. Ac , are some of the e%l!a predur *d
Th. usa:i<U »1 pera • ■ of all ajres c in now ju 'ge what la theckoae
rf ihe*r tlecdning he-ltli, losing th Ir vigor, be oinlay w. ak. pa’e
irnroua and etna* 1st d; hav ng a *|ngu ar appearance about the
eyes, cough and ayn ptoms of mnauirpti >n.
YOUNG MEN
Who have l-jared tiieauclvci by a curtoio practice Indulged In
when alon>! a habit f *• inn fly lwsrn d r in evil couipanlons, or
at sc ool the iff-rta cf which are n.ghily tc t, tvei when as.erp
a.i * if n t cured re dirs ir.arrin^c 'rapo-s ble, and destroys beth
mind .nd I odr, shi cld apply l.nn e<Uat»-lv.
«nHi« ooy r.ai <* young man, me :.epc or nil c.unry, in*
darling of Ms parent!, »hou d be snatche ’ from all prospects ami
e:ij rnsent rf life, b7 ‘he ccn equence of dev a*lng f oin the pa*h
of nature and In luUlng lo a certain secret h.b.t. 8uch persons
mi .it, before contemplating
MAftflAGK.
r fl-ctthvt a s>utid mind and body are the in-st necessary rrq iM
tbn to promote connubial happiness I •'deed, without these, the
j *uniey ‘hrough II e becoin s a wrary pilgrimnge; the p-rspe**t
Iro ly darkens to the vUw ; th» mind be omen shadowed with des
pair *nJ tilled w ih H e melancholy mlecfon th.t the happiness of
aoolher Le c ms bill hi* d with our nn
IrbEVK OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the mli/uMrd and Imprudent votary of pleasure finds lie
h*s ImMbed the >e d« of this painful di«r «*r, it tro of en hai pen*
(hat an 111- lro**d sense of shame, r.r i|»f»d of d scorerv. deters hint
fro** app'ilt g l * those who 'ro.n educati in and respectability, can
alone befriend bltu 11*- falls Into the hinds of the Ignorant and
de>lgn1ng pr«trnd-rs, who.lucep(Me o' cu In/, tilch Ms ptxun!ar»
substance, keep him trilPng month after month, or as I rf as the
small*»t fee can be obtained, and in despair leave him with ruined
h- sldi to eigh over Ms gal.inf Ulsrpnointmtiit; or, by the use of
that deadly poison, Mercury, hasten the constitutions! system ot
»h s terrlole dlsess*. such as slf.-.-tUu of fh«ll-nl, Thro-t, Nose,
ftkln, ctr .prog!e*»lng with'rightful rap dl-y till death puts a t»e
ilod to his drea tful s .fTermgs by sen lir.R h!u» to that undiscovered
c* untry from wlm*e bourne n > trsv. ler el urns
KNDO.c*E»1 ENT OF THE PRESS.
The many lhou*snU cured at this Institul'on w’thln the last
eight-en s ears and in** numerous Important Pu-glcal Operatlors
performed be Or Johnston, witaess-d by there, o te softh- “Fun"
and w sny nth r p »p*-ia, notices of which have *| pear-d sgaln and
again In fore ih« put'll*, best les Ms standing as a gentlem.-m ol
charsrltr and responsibility, is a sufficient gusranteo to the af
Meted.
f-KIN PHENES PPEEDIT.Y Cl'-ED.
Persons writln. shou d be panlcula.* In directing their letters to
his Instituti n, in the fo lowing manner :
JOHN M. JOIIVHTON, V. 0.,
• IU t mor- I.-K-k llosp tal,
au28 —ly llaltlmote. Maryland.
HINI<’,)RD & PORTER’S
FURNITURE WAREIIOOMS,
lOII.VkU Hi Nkl.IV AM) I.ITU STS.,
BICH.UOND, VA.
W'YEO leave to call the aitenilon of
If friends and thi public to their large col
|.-cl..mi of city made |
CABINET FURNITURE.
Ilavl g an experience of over thirty vesr*, we think that we
cao and will soil ‘he v.*ry best Cabinet Fumture, as cheap as It
can be b"Urht either Nortn o Mouth
I’NDEKTA KING.
We a*e Ihor-'UgVy prepared to ac oinmodtte atl de
maid's In th!» line Our stock of .Tlclallc* f *•< w,
of *11 sis s and patterns a rumple e. CoFFINn of M..ho7*ny and
other aoodsa wajs on hand BINKngO A POaTK'V,
aul5 Corner of Franklin and 18th fctree’s.
UICHUOXD lEKTIMZIU
MANUFACTURING MILLS,
ROCKETTS, RICHMOND, VA.
n. I1AHTTI AN. - - Gcn'l Ab'nilt.
MANUFACTURE and offer for gale In lots to au*t purrh aers—
Fin** Ground D >re«, with their organ'c m.Vb r. Hartman's
Ainmon ated jbiper I h<>»phate of I/me, u ad of bone* decompos
ed by Sulphuric A< id. AI*o, Hartman's Improved Manipulated
(iua o, made of bes Plio«phat c Guano, one half, (de oinpoted
with %ulpliur> Acid,I and of bent Peru.Ian (luano. The e Fer III
ler* have hem Me l writ . the urn t *atl*»aet*.rv result*. > Is<». offer
for s tie American, C luinldan, ami Nev «ia Guanas, at ll»s lowest
m *r«*-t price.
To .• had at the Mil *, al-o. of Vo *rs. WOMFLK k CLAIRORNF.
and Comm sston Mercian’s geiitr II y. au 4—1>
DUVAL St NORTON'S
HOUSE TONl U
JL I't'UOiof the most Intelligent Fannerslo the Uoliel 8 ret,
an 11* acknowledged to be Hu t eat uamt Worss Medicine known
CP~8tdd ah Drugget# J. P. DUVAL,
au|7 8oV Proprietor an I Manufacturer.
Ni:\v FLOI'lt. InhMs. or buz*.
No. 1 Meat Mackerel and ram'.'y &«-e tier.logs
T**c*d's Ext-a Family Hams
Country Cured “ “
Pure Cl<.er llnegar, end Pplces for pickling, with a general
assertmeut of Family Groceries. 8AMF*0N. JONES, Agt.,
jy?4 Cor Mala and Vth sta
111 s II ! kIMI ! FISH ! bids, and half bMs fish in
I1 In store No. 8 Mack rel In half and while bbl*., both large and
soul'.
Halifax Cut and rro*e No 1 Herrings,
North Carodna No. Shad,
S.iad Roe and Family Uoe Herrings,
Pjrsaie low, hr
lt7 |f WINsTlN ^POWERS
to iioi>iLKi.i:pi:kn.
8EuF SEALING FECIT JARS and CANS,
Of lire most Imprwfed pattern*
PICKLE JARS,
OfGlaa. and Rloir Ware.
GLASS TIE-OVER JARS, AC.
PERSONS In want of the ahore good# would do well to examine
oar .Stor k. ErKiBINS, PULLEN A CO.
aa20 Corner Broad and IMi ste.
I/AKSV.LLE COTTON YAH^7okied 4 BIVRB,
au!5—Tn»
A 1*1 K RICAN GI' ANO.—100 lone Berele Te'.uiU or Awer
Iren Guano, wojrunted ytnuln., f,r »al« low to do...
»u;7-tf * f I KK on lh« Port
SI fl'HIOR GROUND PLASTKili-One hundred
ton., f-r I ole low by * TL.iw.Ak
»ul7—tf___On th. Hoeb.
OTUCKS .%N** BONDS FOB SALK.
O V rglnla 8 xe*
Farmers B*nk Stork,
Batik of Virg n!a, do ,
Orange and Alexundria Ra'Iroad 6 per cents.
_B. H. MACEY A CO.
F'KK SPANISH LIQUORICE.
40 Cia a “YSUKHIA" brand, Imported direct fram Spun,
P8:.b,r^tl“ " 1* 0. 4. DATEMBOET.
C~ AN * BY SUED—A fr.ih eepply o' CanaryandHtm,
Wired, liul reolred and for eole by, W. PKTIR80N 4 00.
au 17 <dd Main oUea.
RO’J. KB’S SOLUBLE CITRATE MAGNESIA.—
4 mild and pl.uut tp.rl.ut—4 <lo»es In each belli., tor ul.
by DOVE A CO.. Wholnale Drimri.u.
nKKHINGS-SOO bbl. No. 1 Cat Herrin,i,Jo*t raeelyed
.. ir-V” “le bT OH Aft T. WORTHAM 4 CO.
SAW’ MILL.—A Good eecoad band Baw Mill, with all ne
cree.ry Hituree, for eale by __
Ijjn-r EDWIN WORTHAM 4 00.
1AO BIOS JAVA, LABIIABA AND BIO
•W-E"*’"** >°,,*hby WM. WALLACE40WB.
1 AA BBI.s. STAND * BD B. WHITE COF*
lj '7-dr:1,tl ,AR 10 **”* ^ "** WM. WALLACE HONE.
S°,*|?lg° b0*M 0ld PomlnlOD jjgpTMKienuB 4yoo.
GUANO—1000 ba(« No 1 Prrurlan Gaano, Baltimore Inepec
JjP10 •*0r,|tB ql“U“ W ,Bl‘ K0BIN80N 4 R0BKXT8.
DAILY LINK OF PACKETS.
TRI WEEKLY to BCOTTVYIIXC. LYNCH %»0-^TTT77r1,
unto, lfxi.ngton and ucchanan,
I AND T*I* WEEKLY ON Title OPPOSITE DA IP, 5T“u A DAI
: LY LINE AH PAR A8 NEW CANTON.
riu raon
Richmordto Reottaville..$ fto | Richmond to Lexington. $3 Ort
44 44 Lync burg, .1 t«> i “ *• Buchanan . 8 UO
44 44 New Oiotls,. 4ft |
' The Ihroogh line will IrlRrw Richmond aa usual Monday, WVtora*
! day and Friday sift P. M.,ani on and after the 3 vl, instead of
leaving atS A. M . we wijl leave at .VP. M. Tuesday*, Tharadift and
. Haturdsyf, and run up aa far aa New Canton. K* turning, leave
New Canton Monday. IVedarsfay and Friday at 13 M trldlsn.
P«3 ol dance, fare and time of pasting in card beiow for through
line, and observe that ths New C r.uri 1 nc will pass intermediate
oolnu on the opp *llc d *y at same hoars.
Leave Kh h<uou<i Monday. Wed* | L.*ave Lynchburg M^nday#Wed
neadty a'd fr day, st ft P. M. | nesdav *nd Friday, at 6 ? M.
A RRIVK AT Ml! K4. r tar TIUK ARkl\. *T milk*, kark. timk.
Manlklntowo, 16 3ft ^ \ p m j Cross'e JU'vwr, M 3ft H pm
Dover Mills, 3« 3A 9#u i 8*apU*s Mills, 17 3ft 10 ••
Mlchaux'a Fe'j,31 3ft 13 m Bent Creek, 30 3ft 13)4 a m
Cedar P !nt, 88 Fit HJtfam | Tye hirer, *8 3)* 44
Jeff r*on, If 8ft 3 44 j Hordwlcksv't, 4:1 sift 8)4 44
Pemberton, 44 4d 81444 Warminster, 47 4d 4*4 44
Columbia, 56 40 VJ* 44 , H • wares vide, Vft 4ft 6)4 44
New Canton, 66 4ft VH44 ! Warren, 61 4ft “i\ 4,
UcotUvtlle, 79 fto 1! 4 HcoUiville, 67 4ft V 44
Warrrr, Hft ftft 13Ig nm | New Canton, M) V) 18)4 p m
Homardsv He, HI 60 3 44 1 C dumbla, 90 60 9)4 44
Warm in*ter. 93 Oft 4 44 Pvr.berton, 100 6ft 4)4 44
Mardwtcksv*#,108 To ftii44 IJ (Te-aon, lo7 7ft 6)4 44
Tye Wr r, 10« 7ft 6)4 44 I Ce.ler Po nt, 114 >0 8 44
n ntCr.ek 117 S* 44 Michaoa’s •>, 116 "0 (Jig 44
Ptapl-'s II lls, l-iO 90 lt^44 j Dover Mills, 136 Sft Id* “
Crcsx'aR ver, 13J loo 13*, am | M soak lot own, Dbl 90 HR 44
Lynch*urg, 146 100 4 44 | hi bmond, 146 100 4 am
aolT KDVOND A CO
Tilt; OHLATIST BARUAIHI
Ever Ot'terod in
DRY GOODS,
TO CLOfet: n TlllllTY DAIS!
PERK 158 & CO.,
No. Ill Kigte Nqtinrr,
TTAYK thli day rpened th ir sleek of Fall and Winter Gosds,
II 00 hand and ar II continue ’o aell off, at R> t 11, nr In Urge
quant'tlei, at tin. r^edented low pr!cr», {<r Tl.lrt) lluyv,
when they wl I close the balsrc- at Aucllt n We Invite the a ten*
lion of l*»e I s 11. p particularly lot nr stock of
Rich Dr "Ilk* and Hlk Robes
Pa li De (aims
Poplins and YaVntias
Fre ch ftlerlnv* and Black A'paces*
I o’n••acini-' and Tlald verli.us
111 .ck Chailles and P?alJ De Lal»es
Larg** M'ock *of Black and Colored Wool and Meilno
fhtwb
Kid Gloves, Laces, PiB»a and Embroidery,
aulft KERB IN I A CO., 141 Bag's &purt,
PBRPEHJAI. IHtraAPCR
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
or VHC
STATE O F_V IRG1NIA.
CAPITAL ....*
OVFHiK—Malufllr-it, l«t Amirlmii llotol.
flMti Ccaptny t-L a. In a.t*llt.*u 11 the crhmry F»re and Mi* j
A tine risks,PERPETUAL I ru^anc** on hul'dfngs. V -derthb I
p»iicy oa*paymentae*iir.a-ho property FOR kWR agairstlos*
by 4re. Tib Comptny re ti ••. M«‘N V -n deposit, pays intsmt
•t’ceon and guarantees the pa)inent of Nrgoiishle Notes and
Bl I* of kcch .nge.
DtRKCTORH.
Woj II Mscf.r'and, I* ia’t Benners' Hcnk.
A Warwick, (Inn of Wa alt k .> Hirtviivlt.
Wm. G Cic?i-h»a-, Item of Cretisbaa A Co
ftVellinyto- G.-d- lo, li »*> of Goddlc A 'ppe— n.
T. W wcCa c", firm of Dll Up. Monrore A Co.
G A Barks Ul-.ll-ia of W'aral k A BarLtdais.
J s II Grant T b.itco Mit.uUflun r.
L. D. Cretoh «w. firm of (I await Crenaba v A Co.
J«din I Bacon, firm of lUr u t Brisker* llle.
R B Kaxa'I, firm of ilaitll, Cieuih«w A Co.
J *hn Currie, Jr. *h'j» Owner.
ftft'm. II. Wamtrk, C^m o4 Warwick A UarksJale.
J is A'f-ed Jofitf, Attorney at Law.
C C. F. I. tt l udder
K O Hufhn, Ag.'lcnl'urLt and Mxnuf .cturev.
It W M-G.'u »v, firm «.f t» ftlcQimler's 8on>.
W W. Crump, Attorney *.t Ltw.
Jas. Dunlop, drm of Dunlop, EUnettr* A Co.
BOLLING W. II AX ALL, Pres’t.
O. F. PaK9*k, 8ef4y an 8
i FINK AVXOHTTIKM OF LI KIX’S v»*lou.
. \ kin.lt of P« rfum.iv n.n.i.t n.< nf s,..,,. Mr tr—t.
«nd In / *od order; with a fine lot of Ifalr <> 1 and Hair Pomades.
For sal-by W. L. WAGING. I>h g Uv,
Jy2T No. Id* Broad street.
Onii-K Richmond ash York Rivkr Rai. w\u Co ,I
Richm ’Ni>, Augut 2), 1 *>0t» (
N'O contracts, til's, cr ether oh.t,-atl on# will be rec< gr.ixrd by
tlrs company ui.lwt road* hr order of the Board of Directors,
Ro. U. Temple, Kaq.,Superintendent, o* A W. Morion; Tieasorer.
ALIX. DUDLEY, President.
$ LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. $
V LIMITED PAKTVPR^IIIP has been formedbdween JOSEPH
LAIDLkY, «f dM «• ty o' i: . I.m-md, Va , and JOHN W.
CUADDOCK, of the county of Halifax, Va , under the Arm of
JOSEPH LAIDLKY,
maTMt itwimi or cosnrcTiso a ornfr%i.
DRUG AND APOTHECARY BUSINESS,
In the (It) of IK la hmoud.
JOSEPH LAlDL* Y h the general partner.
JOHN W. CRADDOCK, U the special partner.
Each partner contributes the sum of Are thousand dollars In
cash, to the capital of the concern.
The said partnership shall crntlou* for Are years from July Ut,
1 SCO.
City of Mahmoud t«» wit: Till* dar p**fona'ly appeared before
me, Au alderman and ex < flic!» Justice of the Peace.in and for the
city afi.rt-s.hl Joseph LaldDy. general partner In the above busi
ness, and made oath that J»hn W Crad lock, the rprr’.al partner,
has a luallr paid five thousand dollars in cuh to the caplin* ot
the concern.
Given uu ler my hand and seal the 21 day of August, Infin
* JNO. f. BKGftAULT, J. P.
^ BEAL y
—v— auH— 6w
Books and stationkki :
WEBl A JOllNaON, B< o’ rel'rrs and 8ir.tl ners
4*» Mala hi , Richmond, Va
Have always on hand, and for srie • n the must advantage, us
terms, an exirns ve *s*orim-nt of BoOkS uf every variety »nt
description, and in every dtpartmet.l of LPeralure, 9cicn « and
the Ar s
illisn'llunpoiis, School, Tfcdlciil mid Lan
Hoo k ••—The si ck »f Boo! * for < omm. n an I High S-houls
Academies and Col'ertf, embraces all the popular Educational
Work* nsml In «h s section of the coun ry.
Itiblra, Pr!»)»T Hooka, Psslms und Kjimta
of every kind, sis? and it, le, with Uicr Devotional and ltd g »us
Wo ks, for all denommxtio • of Chris I it s
New PULIi« i»lion* received r>y the earliest conveyances
fr< m ii 1 par s of the IT | n ns soon as luucd.
Public hiiiI Prlvtile Li bra rl« a supplied at the short
•SttOtiCC and on 111 MftfavotsslstllM
CA i*. LETTER, and PLAIN and F*NCY NOTE PAPKRfl, «f ere
rw d* a ri| lion Mi 1 q lal ty. a* d a I try*- ass rtment • r M liool,
It rruntilennd Punt ) kiu I'vn^rjr, ttnbracirg aim. •*.
• v* ry ar.lele usualy *o ind in .*n eat- n.lve Bo hit re, ana IncluJ
Iny a great variety uf elegau: FANdV AKTICLFH
A* « on ut Hoot- a. —A verv large assort • not cotrprislng al
most evtry variety; so ne liw price*', and some of superior mate
rials and workmanship tf our o* n maruf ictu e.
Ail the above are rtl ••*> 1 at • h-iesxle or retail, on as retonahle
trrj.s : s the same goods can be purchased at any o.her cstablUh
mrr t in the court y.
Parents, Trathns and Trades* f ota the country will And It for
their Inter s* to i x amine the sD ck an I price*.
N It—Orders promptly a'teuded to.
au2>* Wr^T A JOHNitTON.
to tiis rAtmns AND planters of
VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA.
FOWXjE 6c CO.’S
SOLI BLE riiOM’HATLH lERl'VUS tl’1.10,
TUK SK?Y, i HkAMf-T AMO SO T IIBMlM.1T
FE UTILIZER
YET OFFERED TO TUK AGRICULTURISTS.
V'lVDORBFD ty Dr. R II Stabler, of Alexsndila, Va., and Prof.
■ U *’ I VI...It* N.vr f*.. nf ih- mo,t f'h. m
i of the United Staid*, a* the «-nlv <*->«ibln»tlAn of Pt.oaphatlc
•.□•I Amm* nlatc i liini non, **1 < llerrd in a realty voluble form.
It i* r <mi otci of No l Peruvian and 8 mbrero GUANOS, of our
wn imi.frt.Vlnn, fr in the Chlocha and S vx.brero lijin‘1, an1 war
anted rcc from all lm.H.r1ti<* It ha* been severely tested by
many of be most iu rertful and tntelliyrol farmers. both In Vir
ginia and Mary'anJ tide bv rd • wit* Pt-ruvian (uan<> andlu
♦apeib.riiy ab>ne fu ly proved, briny 1$ rer rent cheaper. Tbt
»mor**ro Guano, before bHny ad led to the Peruvian, la rendered
I r.mediately soluble, bv a proceu. but recently dia overtd. and
pe udatly our own. The value <t Peruvian Guano comttned with
thli Super Phosphate, can hardly be c.v*r estimated, aa an Impor
tint constituent U supplied by the Sombrero, which the Peiuvlan
loc* not posirrs In so b'yh a deyree when used alone.
Price fc.'aO per Ion of 2,000 [.minds.
To those who prefer It, we will be prepared to fu-nlsh No. 1 Po
rurlan and Sombrero Gu-no. d»*e«*t froir lha Island Also, Col
umbian, Mexican, and African Guanoa
lOHir A < o.,
A Irxamt rlrt, Vn.
HILL A NORPI-KET,
lv?ft—dA*4m Sole Armta at Kirbmond, Va.
WILLOUGHBY’* PATEIT
Gum Springand Gum Cylinder
FEED ROLLER
GRAIN DRILLS,
WITH WA< OONERS ATTACHMENT ROB GUANO
Tni< Grain Dr'll In. urn In n«* for moreth.o four years and
wherev-r In o.e h.i won u* lveraal fhacr. It b*s taken #ev
rnt*.R« Flr«t I* ralim* »l the varlou (la’t an t 0 un y Pal a lo
V rglnla P«nrs/-»«nla, t'hlo, 'udUna, New Jrney. nn I Mary'und.
a'ao the highest pH*-, A SILVER MEDAL, at (he Unitodf tat«a Elli
held at Richmond, Va.
Among I « peculiar adrantagea are, fl-st: The teeth arc «o eon
atruried aith rubbe-apr itia, that wh<n theyoaen contact wUh
root. rock*, atumi»or akint> orothe obstruction*, not over .1*
teen ncheahlgh. thr* spring bak pataorer, and lulu "tlal ly re
gain iheir former po.-lllon av-ldlng th nrreulty of .topping In
put In wonflrn plr. a. in cth r <lri '• Newly cleared fond c:n h.
letdcl wilhthl. frill The .prinr. r»a be ket I. drill the haidc
k'ndof gr uod, but they *111 kuddenly yield when they meet with
xfl.m obit u tlor.
See >nd. The arrang mrnl for dlatrlbutln* thr seed la hy Iwo tul
can'ied ruliber toll.r. re.oltl * together, whlcn i'l.char*c the
grain In a ro-«tint ilntm, without eh k ng orhreaktLg the grain;
and no'rregu ar iy of the groiinl. or fail rr .low motion of the
tram will ear, the qu inti’y'ownto the acre. It carnot he choked
br straw or whit* c-p« In the wheat ..the roller* will carry I
th-ough. The qua-1 ty »*wt» It regulated t> any datlred amount
Im-’an'lr, when .'an llcg or in mo:l< n.
Tford. Wh-n the te-ihare railed by the le»er, the .-.d 'ndland
mexare are Iru'arlly .topped The Drill ran h. > r wu from Held
to Bel I wit' out leak! g or waiting the g »ln. When the teeth are
letdown, the feel .tart. Immediately, when la motion. It cow.
wheat, rye. oala or barley with the lame hoppe-, an 1 requires no
charge . len, all kin It of gra.i *• etl>, when detired
No li ng but th* heit mate le' are tied In them maehlce., which
*-e manufactured In a workman like and >op*'b manner. All ma
ch'net warrante 1 lo wotk wel'. and durable, with p-tp-r care
Th* .loaco allarhmrn*, I. inoit cnmi lete, and can be regal-t*-'
toaowtlr teq l ed quan t' by the mnvlo* of the ride. Thr
gaano la aown lit th. t endt with tie wheat .nd colored
JOHN W. C 1RDWELI. k C<V.
au*2—tf Agent, for the Slat* of Vlrg’nla.
TRA TRA YN, TEA TRAYS.-We hare In .tore the
largest and moat beautiful assortment rf Tea Tea) a of our own
Importation, dl ect from the tnasttfaelurrn, In England, which we
hale cteroffered la th’# mu k. L, to which we would call the espe
cial attention of Hntuekeepers, and all o’h*ra who abb a good ar
tlrl , and at price* which can ot fall to anit
for sale at the China and House EurnUhlng store of
THOMAS A BDI KLEV k CO.,
an 18181 K-gle Square.
SBKIt W HE AT—We ha»a foe sale 400 hoabela of ihe.Bfobera
Wheat, whit* and eery rlean. It la the rco.1 prol.Oc wheal
grown this year, and 1. much {earlier than the ordlrtare wMle
wheat. till SILDkN A MILLER.
SEW \\D RICH JkWEUiV.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS SILVER AND PLATED
^ WARE.
S . A. MYE R S.
00X911 t F MAI* AID FLAIL SfSSfcrtt, IIcm.oId, rlMIXJ*.
HA8 jzat reed red, lo addition to ltij already Urge and rv
sattrosIrF #*!• rtments, a t r&utlfnl <*0! tc'l<>i< of all
U<« lutes! and rj^t tit i; ant of H atchet, Jcwcl/y,
Klrer and Plated Ware
Watchet manufactured by the following celebrated makers: .
Julet Jnrgenifm, F It Adairs A Sam, I*ar1d Tnylur Henry J4«-y
moods 1r~n,r,n Al'red Lavalrtt, and nt' er ce'chraU-d makers.
AMOND:*.—A v*ry large and rich iitortoo I of Diamonds
and other |>r« flag* atones.
Diamonds, Pc aria, 0;>al, Carbunr'e, Garnet, Coral, Cameo,
Onyx, in rru. aan **i.r
Alio -Bprctadet—B aslUlan Prriseoplc Pebbles, set In gold,
silver and steel frames Clocks, Cutlery ann Jewelry of everj de*
acrlpUop. J
The public are respectfully Invited to eaamlne the above before
purot. -aing. H A MYKRJ4,
____ Cor. Mala and Pearl Bis.
filil'TlltR.V LOCK MiSlTATOtT.
Y\\VfJjLlNO Locks of eY«ry description ; Sliding Door Trim
* * talnea of the beat quality. Also, Prison and Bank Locks ;
Hinges and B Its of any height. Bells hung, with or without
Tubes.
ALL KIN1>8 OF REPAIRING DOSE.
As I sell no work but my own manufacture, I am prepared to
Warrant it to gtv* entire satisfaction to those who may favor me •
with a cal).
WILLIAM READY,
S23 Main Street, bet wen Silt and fth,
_ Kimmoid, Va.
DKliKi’M 1*1 A AO FOKTE8.
THIS PIANO certainty tarpon, 9 til lh.1 we con
■ <JTad the Internment capable of, tnd jr.t lu
wh>Mk>Dilrii‘ ‘.I n It an IB, pi- t> d c&mtii n-irtil SMfOM
cl.Jfl-t It rernmmeiidf ha.If tl ono. to the c-r.ly I l f f It
tnalw. to-' It a t naluFal cmieol w.ndcr, t< It al'tarh rifty
wh^^WWffma.ov.rwf before. The theory on which It 1. wad.. •
* lee. It I’ renyth tnd conaequeol pcw.r lo keep In tune far beyond
» Pl.no bollt upon toy other pltn. 11 it In flirt Me M liano
in nritlrnrt —From Hie New Fork Kaprraa. *
P II. TA VLOR hu tlto teecrtl aeeond htnd PItnoa wh'rh ha
will aetl cheap for rtah. »
"*»_188 Malu Street.
| jookm voit puli ririANS.
PARTI 18 AVO Tl KIR PRI8CIPLF8 ; A Miscai nr Pounc.,. 1
ljmii,,on K» larmn tiu Omen, <i*-.wm „m> Ci,»»«,tii.
Nyn,xii fmiio. Hilhtn Append1! ,-onl.lnlry valuable md
j*nertl Stall.Ural lo'„, loaUcn. My Avmi. lino. I «ul, Ifnu..
THIRTV VKARS’ VIEW; o” HlffVkT or me K ui».y
me Avrnn-tx (Imk.y.avr ro. Tnikii V> ns.yn.it 1*20 TO ISOv.
t'hlelly tekro from I < Cnnyriae lleba'it. Hie p Ira e p»p.ra<f
Oene al JaekaMI a-.il lhrr|e.. b-a of ri-yeiielor h nton. w ih hit .
• rtotl TI.W , f In, I, a-.d afVW rv wlih M'atorir.l Not and lllua ra
llrw, Mill matt aoUna „! rtulu*ut derera <1 ,-oten.poraitra ly
Hot. Thoma. II Boat,-* r„*el? In 2 vela , royal octavo, of
.bout Ifin | ayea * ach Pi Ire, lo , b lb, f: a),, f p, f C.
ABRIUOVMFNT ''P T!!R DanATKR OF CONGRFSI; briny a
Polttiral lhh»o*y o' ihc I n'.lrd Stele* from the oryat, tt loo , I the
the fli*' Fe,l- :.,l 0,' jrt-raln l'?’ t , 1n5A. Mite,! .ode, m, l ed by
lion Tumir I! Bk\;,->.from ,he fmi 1.1 K«. Itdv of C, nyreva
The work wld he e .niphdvd In l& r,y,l ic'.a.n i.lumee ,f ||o
pay * e.cb, l»„f wh.leh we now r, ,i.ly. An add, hw.J volume »iB
b* publHhed ,.nre In three in Ml ,
Price (3. cloth; (1abeep; }l h <11 Horrcco.
IIIAPfhRTfAI. AND h-FHAI. KXtMINtTIOH OF THAT PART
OF Til* l*K, 1108 OF TIIK Ft I'kK.MR O, I'Rf OP Tlllt (T8
IKj FTVThS IN TIIF 0M.0 H «Tt Ct»K. Which, Declare, the
ro'„iulUct'->*« Ity , f '!,* Ml-sourl ft n pr *mi.e A, 1, oud tr.e Self- •
t v’.en-lrn , f t'r (’or. l.ut'r n to T,-ir t, n*a, i arryiny 8 aTf-ry kl oy
w th it. By Tuo.ti 11. Bit TO v Iv.l.kv,, IVp* «overt M Cent-:
Path, |1 D APFLkToN A CO . PsbPa'.er-,
44d and ill Broadway.
Any of the ah ore r- nt free be mall on rere |*l of ptl, e.
V.A01I F. W. CIU.lCH,
SOL'THRR* 8F()»i: FACTORY.
WI IntTe the mo-t approved ma< blurry, aa well aa yorA timber,
and ar- n a'riny bpokea :n crery rt*p»rt e.ju.1 to the M jrth,
»Uk areiclllayit ll.e >aa,e j rice, therefore, we hone tornelya
'he lAtronaye of tl,a people. CI. VKXFA (.il.LILM,
e(.8--ta, fltaiWOod P. t> . ttoribrldre, Va.
I'LOI H, In >. bayt, for aale by
1 A. K. MDORK, Aytr.l.
i*TT_ Carr Street.
1‘I.OtVS FOK FAI.LOWinuT
1*. II. STAIIKE,
No. 52, 'Ulu Uriel. Ilir. e Doors nhov.tlio
l liarlet Hot- I.
WOULD CALL TIIK ATI-,'ION if FARM KBS TO UIA
rl stock o' Pl.OW", H UIH'.W.a, tn.TI r A .
TUBA, REID SGW'KKH, DRILL*, Ac. Ac..
minufartu’ed l.jr him expressly lor Simmer VV
and Fall operatic ns. -■*»
K.AHIC1 * L ATTENTION la called to the fact at -V •-_,
Dial hr will ac I (he beat tLre,h,rae ' low now • **
la use In Virginia f r
TEN TK I.I. »R*;
tnd If, after trla', I' d. ei n. I pr. »r lie bert, he will take It hack
fr.e ol charg.. T.< theac who use the CUFF H*A°h. PlA.WS.No
I an I No 9. he full laylh-tthe, c.n he ruppliid st Us om
urlceof tlolir DOLLAR* for No. I1, and FIVE DOLLARS for No.
Caatlnrs for evtrp Plow In one on I end.
Garden and Hell tact's ol er,rp varUty, warrant,d si oura at
can be had.
tV~ A literal .1 ao-unt made la the trade.
I—'1_P. H. FTAKKK
SUAKIo' PATENT
COLT Eli UAliROW.
VirElnrictheaUtoUonof the Fur::.In- t'onmiuiallr
n to tl.u 9
i\ E W IIX li li (MV
which has be. n tilerl bp min, practical Farmers, and pronounced
hp ll.e.o lo be tie Terr beet Im, lem m pel made, for preparing
the land f r seidl-g ainail grrln, and .ft .-dually covering u.l tarns
after seeding, with two Locate d-ing thewo-k of rla tingle Plows
We have, pun-hared Inc right for t1,- elute of Virginia, and air n. w
manufacturing 1 cm (or the ensuing xegsoD.and reap,’. Gully Inills '
an examluutlon of them.
1,11__GKORPE WATT A CO.
REMOVAL!
. 3ST, C. BAHTON
nAS REMOVED TO THE NEW’ Hi ILDINQ
No 220 .KitIn. b tw.in 8tli i,n,l ttili Mrrela,
HI* Near Store b- Mr miuodtoua and tll.r.uiy arraierdfoa
•hr RE r IL MILI.INE4V BUSIN IRS, wlu taalle him to keep
a la-ge anortmeat of r
Reiuly Mndo Millinery Article^
VJ well am t A.ltl to the C"rmnl*nc* and proflU of hit ruit. urn
£cpccia! a!trnt!r>n w Ji hr riven to the
KIBB0.V & FRESCO FLUUJIB DEPARTilEVT.
Andtheaorrimeotw'llbe'obsd rawplrle during all sraaoniov
the pear. In cocnectlcn w*0i Mlldncrp Articles, he will keen a
several aaaor inent of Ladies* r
COLLARS AMI SLEEVES. LAfE TAPES ASD BERTHAS
LACK sod MOURNING VEILS. BRIDAL VEILS, Ac., of the Isle*
styles.
lie would alto Invite attention to a h*ew Department which
has added to ths Millinery Business, via: the manufactare to or.
der, of '
CLOAKS ASD QAATlLLAfc,
Which will be under the supervision of a competent designer >n
latest Paris Easl-tcns will he received monthly
rW* II order, wilt meet with prrmpt attention. mal9
Lt III t.V II li ANN GOOD* l
AT COST I LADIE8* DRK88 GOODS I
AT COST I f
The moDth af June being al hand, and finding ourrtock of
Ladies’ Dress Goods
to be considerably urger than la desirable, aod, desirous of firing
our frlen la and customers the advantage of an rntlra new slock
of Dress Goods al every season, besides supplying ihem.eivri
-heuplp u iw, we have determined to cell from to-day all our Dreia
Goods, of errry description, from Rich Mika to ordlnaiy Lawos
during the month r f lu'ie at coat, and many styles of Goods lu
•■reference to kccpli Pth.-m over, greatly below cost. In fact 'a.
will make a '
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE.
Will be added, on arrival of airamcrfrom New York on Mondaw
500 pcs neal style,new dtalgu, PRINTED LAWNS and ORGANDIkS
—just what every body wants.
Aiso.-i'Ai new it-le Lnillra* TV nipping*, consisting rf
Black Silk M.ldl-s, Lacc Cloaka, Lace Talmas, lurnoua |»,»
Shawls, and which, on account of the latcnrsa of the season *1111,*
sold al nearly half tl.r prices they sold for marly a month’age —
A call from all In want la respectfully r. quested '
J. MILI.HISPR A BRO..
_ 1W Broud Street.
uho. D. LOWMH. WM. B.OOOK
LOWHES * COOK’S
Foundry and Manufactory,
mom m*n, iui maim, aiannosD, mean*.
HAVING made large addition to oar shop, to nit tl.a Hoitherl
trade. we will tell at the Northern prlcea of ISfO w. hue
t>er 10.J different designs of Plain and Ornamental Hailing,
VYraiidue, llnlroul n, Pnrrli Pirn •, Window
Gourde, Ac , Ac.. Vault end Cellar Owns. Iron Hath, Hhultra,
>nd general BlaeSsmlthlng and finishing doue with realms and
letputoh
iwrCemetery Ratling for the country, made so as to be pu' up
v an APrllflllrff ** «»rh * p|f. Jt8Q tf ^
t*•*•*va l a r..—A eery tupetlor anile ofEort Wine, la
f 1am »nd wood, direct from Oporto. For saJ* by
0. CRANZ.
_ __ Wo. * RxrhAOfc Block.
SHIP RROliCKiCSE.
Tni uDilcrxlgccd have this day formed a co-partBtnhlp seder
the style or * II.tAiPAl'(» !I A READ, for the purpose of eon*
looting the SHIP BROKERAGE business, and respectfully soldi
’he patronage of their Men It and the public.
A. MIUSPACGH,
_ JAMES G. READ,
... , Cary and 18th (trade, near tht Dock.
gUHmnnd teener* let. ICAO |tV< ly
/ 1M te ta IA l« •l et M A CCO.—Vere tuperlor artlciee, jus!
receleed, for eale by the emaB quantltlei, or ntherwlte, by
«■*_A A MOOII. Agent
Bt'lltrt I HMUttlt Mlli.tR-hiegant N. 0. and
Cuba Muacoeado Mclaaaca, for aale by
_A E MOORE, Agent .
BLet at . at A. ■ Juetreeeleed a dcRc'cua article of Black
T a, aatUferl'rn gnarantred In It Al o, t Ice article**
Ireen Teta trr tele by __A. E. MOORE, Agent.
R'H K’k «>«•<!D NAN1AKI1AN.—a supply of'c’ieeTe
ebraled Liniment for tale by J. P. DCVAL, Drutg M,
I**1_One. Male, and lAeti
PI NK 8 OAF. Oil.
fpilE VIRGINIA PANOEEINk o Crol On It tnrerlorlo tin
1 RjettOle rrniade It t r ore economical. itfe ; i wia
hrtillanl and al the it me t'me,a- ftirUg't ih«n ary other The ar
tlele art sell la varr need rot to tmo e or tmelt ill r herring
MEAt>E,A BAKER, Phtrmtcrulltf >
ae 8 1st Ma n at, ror abeee Port < tie.
WK HAVE IN NTOKR AND Offer fur Stela
on at faTorablt termt «a the article can be In-rotted for If.
»T packages Off, V and H pipes) of pnre and heel quuBty FRENCH
OR ANDY. of nor nwn Impnrlatlnn.
»od_ _ arrrv A ttphoomb
||t»»UI ITO Uti’iN —necelied per tte.mer YorkHon—
*11 One case Mosquito N'ela, lor aa'e 1 y
»o'«_KENT. PAINE A CO.
LI NIP PI. ANTItH.—17« tons a*f| M-re plotter. Aired
from W n tor, N. g., prr tefcr. Lao-a Frtu l<, f r ttla H.
«0»l_8MElLag A goMERVII Lt.
CHKROKHK HBNIFDT. —A reeerfalling ternrdy V
Goootrl a-1, and all dll.etet . f the utlnar* ortare, ter sale
b» DOVE A CO .
»t*5 Wholeialt Druggists,

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