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"volume 65. RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1861. NUMUEK i V"
RICHMOND WHu .
s rtl SI vr TTLI R < N T l RA
TION AL CRISIS.
■j’, tkr Ed’tor of the H h g ;
l have been often urged to give my views to the pttb
it great eriwiw of Ami.»jj . r*. l
. 1V,. . 4 : , d Irani doing -o. t"r reason*. ntir ly -atis
t ,-i. v to mv* !t, one ot the most controling of which
hat I could uol regard with becoming composure
; . ,i un of that conlVdera* v in the serviced which
a portion ot my life hid neon passed, and which
I |,a been .cC 1-touted to con’eiD|ilate in a spirit of the
i ,.est divotiou. Nor did t believe that anything 1 could
„ , » . Id produce the slightest itlect upon lie public
Mv pu nic i:li had tong since terminated, and the
, ;<iw which -o mer or later l ill* on all men, and shut*
i *ii out trom - 1 t, had settled upon me. To the
..•ran eu wh*» were in charge of the publie trusts
n , ,n*d i • c 'ti;:,fence, 1 was well inclined to leave
i m '» o; a fju.tit.*' ousting dilHealties, in the h«-p* and
, _ t , t .*:; so I'll! ol glares. and so copious in
Me* wo d survive the it ils which threatened it
,11:i: . ih ■ h jh-toned and gallant Mi'r tf
. , t’,i, i o'ie o: ihe ol 1 thirteen, has seen cause
., . t« f*. m ti ’ I'nion, and il is - -.i 1 III it her e\
to be foil • i, at It ■ • c itfifeb *n a *'
, t e l.'otton .'- ales tirst, and, sooner or later,
. -lave holding S ill's In view of this ate ol
g 1* t .at all eft »r;> n. isimrnt have
: r fn . J. I no long r withhold (he expression ot my
tlie leading topic* ol the div.
II v .» i p.. -outs . e’l, in advaree of all
i lie i iti cL' v» dell li a il|x*li the w. h
. - * •
.*, . utire e n.ei of t’*»- country. In whit con
>. • p wrf Ir twit! leave t "e remain ng Sta** * and
■ g*iv. i umeut il ll! This •*• *| in- i* ol lh* great
■ a- I - -i il.l tin n tore 1m* u. . le wi'.ti ttkl p '■ -
icritiou. It c.u da txi Ir-s tlun resolve tsclf
«■ ie-'i**n as rn the niturc 1 chuac'er ot t »o
* u iiat i v it-elf. I’ il t*e a consol I tied "tmnnur *t,
* .* . .i,.........in...
. S .ties,nr hi whatever oilier i«tu.* th. y may he called,
i . iu'< ■ i.o it- .stance Wi'. i in boric *, however d* -p nc,
* oh w uhl not he eoc idered n VI ton and treason t
T S' i ■ • w ■ I i 11pv th s. ■ • po-i mi . at ■
■r, '«• he ! •> ei -itei i i t ** l , i Sla'e-, at
tv or ti l ... iipiesintf* ;ilniUIICtlU<! iS ti
ls gm a.- ■ 'rv ;n c •• Sate v-oi.Ube
.1 , . •in- n. d in it would l e.
oi ii:g i tr* .sell. T.I< -e are i!'e mevliable i suite
ol it i-iit odtdal* -1 g >vi .. t. No m it*
magnitude of th ' o>il compi lined of, t o
, is -l* l« ii out and mu' mb*'linn, and e tch and
■h re'w-H on, !i iv. outere 1 uuo i wi b
, i ,ron 1 tm i in s', t i n*' Us* d, end si* the reb* 1
I . ,i s . i v - ;1 In the «‘oii -i»t on id government
,. a d pfi'u • h is 1.1).- ii, tots V lew ol l e
e t i duv a d • i.i inn b* tween a -tile tu ce'-ih
. . v port "D ol the pec pie of lh.it > . e. ll.e
r ,1 - || ]■' . s ipiiti H- b r, lilv to the w i ole *nm
as ii< * pact of iL No organized condition ol
e ii,m v can justify or i\.uae the tvvoh, and *af
id ide ou all al ’ or <• lit do to i t lap a
, hi in taviu a g .v. ruii.eiit like ou*s, where pow
,. . gr ititt d and p>o»ers reserved, and an absolu'e
The saiio supreme domiuatiou wou’d • list
• lore* m.'ut ot the granted power, win re no- j
i .* . Kwrietianil all given Whatever t ie *
• rpo- d, t1* * author"*' would tie given to
r, it In i.iilivulmlw, thev n igiit no put tot., j
he »i .1 bed. Is there no > •'
to > i the .i p**r yoiihes, eoticlii'>''iS, I acn a-U* *1.
. ii .‘eof do ng so. Agon l may l*e asked, does
• ust: otou p >viis.* within Its il «oai< mo le by
giiieia.ee* s when to heavy to be borne nity
.ii - i.i. Ihe t'onstituiiou p;ob--e* to do .-o, but
* . ,* t , ,.*»• i_» th* IV of the reun dies l eu g l tillable
v .it nuiovible... ** a.r1 uuj irity. Kvennow,au ..p
i n it none ol redrew' 1 .* In* n made in vain E'* ■
id moots in mire^s of gn v ,t . es Unough «b* ac*
u.i i.i t’.uig I., i u. lit. re -can't* that - ctiomd u. j *ri
t ii, i..*. »t*it* ,i nl * I.*', or only moving to tnakn mutters
II to rneol be co''soii*f.il 1 to r *• ex e. t ot its
. , . ii ,*. it is a 1. luuot tin- Mipreiu Ootirt. iii
r Him iutei, refer of Uw Constitution, give uliril I."
I ri.-'ts Tim* ingu.- ti bnu.' shiinld > v. r be
. 'll n'..act, but in * seidioliai col I u.ll as
*: . es s, .* iciISIO; , linw. **r «..)* cutily .ie.iver
. J. cm i a foiev .done With e,u* W !“’ "} *'*’* “ “ h*
.*,( party acknowledge • the hi,,.jiug for* e
u: ,u ii*. - ni ri.entty am <* need in the Died Seou
1 * , how loi g i* that d vi-iou to -tu id (iood.
V J As th. V drop |.rt the stag* ol sctioi'.
*i i ».*.:, a ii* tike care « • ".pj.lv* cl. ir place.« with
w • ... . 1 - • i ready rei.r-c • u* il .»
. . , t . tn - ot no ’ g •*** »*«y- No,
»1 t i 'vermuiut N* a consolidated one, il it* edicts
. . d I a * cuoual are to Ik* regarded ..s -it
I ■ *.se.’‘; '.-al "1* d. creew of ll e. i. d-nh
de id the pm d-**t and ion;., sirmiuce of
mi r’v, u deg, -is ini'* A * 'it"’*1 d. «>'»» ut
o' '.fall' ,d «>1 p • U '. * dispells kbit IM'c*
t*.». .,. ,1 tb- above couc! .inn, . slo the llalu.cof th.
I. ,.i su .t^itt* id' »*at> * vonUri l that arose out ot
pi'iudar ill, and o« Dorn - pirate S etion.—
1 . i. 1, j,.,.* irv lo -»y tb it Ci.a* ptsitimt » i*
i. :. iver.Hi.d a < ago as 1-.ai by die lie
,ie ot lie Aiia-ri.nu pmp**, and only mo
. u-lv revived ».v fiemrat J u ksoti s prnclan n
I per wl ii c*.':t' .ted id* *he * \
pee .. 1 oj s oi his prwiou l Sn. • *,.. ui
iv. a ei! w!i' by me who still iingervd anfls g
; r< s 4„.| ting.,.. *,c of sun i ited ideas. ^ It is cot -
r. . , 1 l,y the i us. ; ii nlhrfloter m nt in b ipt -m.
i , . . <.. ,t, M eillcd Uutn, and as tin*
‘ i. i i • ..i . to • • world: ami wny
ito try * ll u-lt .I- th ** the am.; pertain*- *'ulv to a
- to a * 1:11*1', or r* eel pifSBCelvip aic.i.:*^
S i s The >V ii •'*! I. # . is own ..s i * n./rr»a,
-and : . k* u-r.d L- , lanre ■« eompMsml. tenpeciaily in
* : : * *', id llu* l vy ' rs .la ■ s o! S all- * ijl r ill
f.g , ud i ,| iai in .*» s. Til .* :1 • «tu id* ' S'a'e
. v c is p . nt I «* tn kit, W lieu the An. vs
. * * . : n % it.* ti - v - ; ' Siv i'i'i ,!,*d '*V
a , 0»l'« • »iiT4 i)[|. gkl| UllUiUVVUU Ut, ll*’ it W.t*4
. ■ '*• u« vet •> Iu. !ly as ) *ve con*
< ! I.: .} I argument, ll • ilnigi « an answer li«u
.. l wish ii e(>'il t bo prinr d and circulated, until
• a l.i 1* ’ found ill the hand- cl every mau in the
.... , fi,.. **.,, •« t%; hi-u>rv can not b»* overcome, and
i i bc-p. .. acutil lu.iiv* licpoblic,founded
. . - «NM par tie-. .No
St .bought Hut iu adopting it. it was im
upo.. ;•* iim v. ill, iow.Vcr salting,
.*■■ : i.rv.-r be hr< on. Som* r-tua, \ irgiuta
u uf them, more caution* t..:« the rest,
in .:. c l :h. ir ratification mill a dccUrmuoa ol' tt**»
r i i.t . lie the power*, gla ’.edfOTtr*) pc ice of all
I,t I of a upon their being tbUhii. a:id the
I • , •. • tut iic.i t! W.; -•*. • siuii, the President of
i * *j| toi.vcBiio.!, »:* iu. valedictory to tho people,
■ . l .1.. i.. avoid sectional division*a*the bane
0 .-I ... ben, uk* ID Ufcl part a aefious npprehen
I ic'i would tail asunder, not by any trea
.to p*r: ol Ii.' countrymen, surety,
•• • . it.** withdraws! of the State , legitimately and pro
!> •' \(ii there si.flic lent force to , ouulc, , ail the
i. d . .. * Cl .*!. t-v J i.lge Allen in the lioleionrt |*Tv •
a. • .*, III.... ;• .. t ,o great fieiitttr* "Inch would exist in
■ •I i' l to* . t ... irovsT 'iiciit. Tue light to * cedo
e • *;. i .a: . . rvg»_d< .1 .* a menu.' of giving it perpe- J
1 v. o i... acknow g. d ex uei.ee of »uch right would
<• 'fate to r strain tie conduct of nujoiilics and tlh
* - S»*v. *.4*01* We»uld never la* lesOflcd to lor alight
a : i “'ithi .*nt causes—cor until after n long course ul |
f-< •• *raN..thing .* more dilb. ul’ thau to bring
auo.it « r* volu'iou ot chat go ot government. Take in '
I. i ,t .i the* calamity which ■* now impending over |
ii* |*’.ir :t irty vears souie o* the evil* complained of
’ • r.c South have been vti-t.i.g, arid h ive Ih*« u incre.iw
• g ia u**g i'udc. until they have culminated, Irouiabiw
u! t .<• ii.c».s . rancorous kind, l Cougu ot xad out of Coo*
cr .*. the ). Ifwt and out nl t e pulpit, iu short every*
w re and rv. rv cone .va'-.e s *je*, n.ro a *\.stctitai«c
• Uonal tot in and ovcrruli: or gam aatioti In the
m *ii u!*;**, the Southern people have r* swotted, eipowtu
la • I . d p.*,.tested. So did they iu the dars preceding
the Kr volution—but their ex|>OstuUtiOr » had mute aw well
>t I x«e been u'tered. So in these Nt'erdav* lu li *t
I remember to have received, through the 1 *uvcii.or ol
IV S .lee Virginia, a series Of resolution* which had
teen adop ed by the Legi* ature, iddr« -'ed to the N’orh
• r w her sister* of the South, by p-*oph* of those
■ * u •. 1 presented them iu due lime ‘.o the Senate, but
alUviM.r ib'w>* resolutions cu.nuaUd Irom a Sta'c that
*i .1 intctilional wrong on any CO*S llr(
wn. •! .1 Uid d «t, an empire k* a rich liter ng
;*v ef t'uioii - tbev w. re whol'T di-eesfxrded
* * *r from . r re - tu g live evils . u ill is !* i ue.! of, those evils j
hare *«en eontiuitaily ifirn’i*' g, uutwl *he and her *ts
Utf o! ti.r SmUi are not only det.our.cwd in the uio.-t
opprobrious terms, but participition in the benefits of
the common tcrrit >rie* is denied her ami them, and the (to
be regarded now authoritative I declaration la thundered
i i the ir ears, that ati“irrepre?sible conllict” exists between
t •• free a d slave Stibs, which cau only be quieted by
maki g “all f ee or all slave.” Cau the bonds of that
Union be so easily broken, which have stood such as.
si Its for so mmit years! Ob, no—there is no danger
that at.y State will to> promptly a-sirt its rights, and
liberties, and privileges. The danger is the other wav.
T e fiiltire protnptlv to vindicate them tuny lead to their
h -s forever, lu short, which is most to be desired, a
government liable to no peaceful change, under the con
tri 1 of an arbitrary ar il despotic sectional majority,
which prepises to accomplish by an act of Congress
what Olliers ace miplish by the sword, or one held in
check by au efficient popular veto ? The lover of jus
tice and liberty cm hue uo difficulty in deciding —
No- "is there the leas- force iu the arguments dtawu
from the case of the secession of a State recently ac
quired cither by putvhase or co< quest. If Texas, for
t lain pie, -eeks adiui—ion into the la ion, she does so to
i-rjoy the ble-'inps of its liberty in security, upon an
i qual foo:in*g with the original States. A lew years
only el.ip-e, and, iistiad ol tquality, she fun’s herself,
by a sectional majority. trampled upon ; and, in place ot
enjuv i g the equal privileges which I -,l her to desire an
n \ ition. -he is put under ban, along with the entire sec
tion to which she belongs, ll she seceded singly, the
gover in< ::t might possibly is.-i-t upon remuneration for
oullaxs and exp-tidituns; but, injustice, that would
be a 1 i at should be done. I. ’ the Southern States be
t'-.'-.t d as they were lor the first half century of the ex
istence ot the Unit n, and, n y file upon it, there would
be no • - -am nor talk of -tv-~ion. Nav, let the n e
joriiy sevtiou furnish non suihoien! guarantees—gnariii
te. .s rendered mon- urgently m-eei-sary by tea on ol the
c - i k. ti wurl ol the leaders—and the danger w h ch
• .» • tis cut iu-’itutions w !! p.->u away, ai.d a l-iighter
. 1 more propitious sun than we have yet -sen will rise
. eve the hoi .'on. T“ deni -uch gua-antees may serve
lei v well to a.h nice the wickedly ambitious purpi-■ s ol
political liber'it et, but augur to nil others of us naught
[ but ti e lie, p -t wo>-.
\Vi at, tl. : . are the con- queuces resulting from the
ct of -ft -s-i ,u. in-- to the seceding Suit, , secondly to
ti,- reiiiai:,: g S a es tud the government v
1. Mo- i- dl. it wouM be better that a full adjust
n ■: t uf i’! the te-- ' sibilities t„ which each member ol
I the political paiuiersh.p is iiible, as well ns all the rights
i i-.'eie-ts ol i a i re-ulti g therefrom,should ficadjusb
e 1 p; r to th,- ut . : -i p latioa. No State can justly
ii i.d the a s .;i p. en of i - portion of the public debt,
or it- fair sh ip-of ill other rt -pensibili-ies which have
b ci i i: -t.-d by the government Curing i s coetiuu
it.ee s the I'niot! . while, on the other baud, its title to
ts ta r sb ire in the [ 'die proper v, in whatever it may
co - -, would In-equally dear. Hat, as tliis ca iliot be
do e iti tl. pri e- t state of public opiuion, the State
can do no mon- t in ,x;rtss os readiness fairly und
o . - tv o • to . its obligations. Tiie act of
withdrawal r hive* • i. we it ail the powers which it ecu*
h- red on the agent go*,-tilineut, restores to it all "Milts
oi 1 r.id made I.. its. If fcr public puipo-e* . in a word,
M> • - i» w . «lt • powers, and ut1 ribules, anil i kilts
f - iven-or tv wlue'i etn attach to a sovereign and in
a dent . -I r. 1 - tri e and commerce ar ■ under
I- i oh - »e u t i- utol leverue - collected in its ports
»ie sjt-jiat only to its inti order*.
How would re ri in duing member* and the gov
crnui. ot i’-citbe tb eb d It the I'ninn of State* under
i i olit'n vi i on pact n ay be I ened to that of a mercan
tile | artuer-htp, t!-i ipustiuu would readily enough be
a- -wer-d. Toe wi luirawal of a single member would
break up the co:. • r-. and e dl t ir a settlement of all t *
a lits. It tlie rem lining tin tubers ehoso to continue the
b - e- it would --• . a i.ew firm, tlthough tb- v might
still piv-erve the original uarne. Tin- dissolution ol ih
old tirru would be i, o.e c- cutnple'e. although its re-e—
so difficult, by the w .1 *
dta-ial ot one tuemtsr •* - it tii-soivid by united t*on*cul.
If it ui de o- k to CO .tract in the name ol the old p-irt
: - U.p I' - it!- it wouli be of no avail. If it drew a check
n . r. Bat ... the check would not be houotci. I i a
w. r i, the fui ■ t ons of the association would have* entire*
!i, i \c p: so ir a* would be n-'c.-s-iry to wind up the
, - M-.-ri- ci i 1 to i x si. By a parity of reasoning, * in*
i ,r r.-ul wi J tran-:are m regard to tbecompa -t o
I'm .! . Souii 1 policy wouli dictate to the remain!' g
s , an ini rued ih nHWamtctin af Iha GntnuieBt.
Tbi in: Ik- .lent' In' tacit con-eut, or by more tore a!
»e 10 . a d y a me" ut of time might el ipsc tietwe n
tV d-s.-i '...'.on ot t.. • oi 1 and t e n - s-iblialnneut of tl e
u- m. Advancing ttoni the sevessioa ol one in tuber to
fur of all the li.eiii'>ers vi an etitirv sen ion, and -till ad
, ■ - J
Uu ub i u 'll only one oi two leinaim d attaebsd to t > “ oiu
or.!' r i t It.I g-, the rc-ults would be precise'y the same,
t view T iilu r tion
n i ii iv iu the «t-i. -i mi nt of the Constitution un
der w t.tbti - !ir we* nt tl.. si: Pea that have not yet re
c,. •, d i>- t .it consent, sit.ee the withdrawal ol r-..:uL
C r .iiu i, .g'l ■ -ii.! i.) lixe. In tb.it ca-e hi* Cori-Utu
t o w - - . . . i.v • • vc: .<•. I -, w mil Sonh > 'ar !i a
a |b , lie Island r-j* cted .' -iti i clung to tt.e old Ann lea
o! Cl n . -a uu. Which had been dicla.'id /-• rj.t'u.il in
plain a on face. No om
, but nat Ni ■ ib C.tr.-:.na d Khode Island might
. . - > nued the utrpttml Utito established, or mow
prep i:> pi->cl illicit, bv that first compact, and li.it they
h ,-i i-: c iu*e to cotuplain ol the co-St.ite* for having
ds- fv .it: w.thout their cot. -nt But, we are enipi1 ring
into h gal tight* a:id Kspousibi.itiea of seceding
„ ; con speeding mon-bent What if North «' • r
nip a ar.,1 fl ..de I-ltnd hud s-1 up a cl lim
to the gg .i . . ; \ and ah i * appendage*—what ii they
!, ul gone on wltn me * o gr -—esia-'dislu d tile* Ttca
. x . • ' 1 upi t> the i lev* f si-ci-dir.g Sia'es to pit
u their iu-ullnt-as r. <| liii.l on 1. r the rj.rt -<-tr Ai
l.ilc- of foil*' • ration—c d wi-ich were lea to be ni
ere;i bet 1>v .. iii — ou- eo -.nt, . "<1, it d'-obeyed, had
i*-.. i :L- ir ofdets to i! c aru.> imd navy to s. ige upon
i 'll.- furls an.t altttik th'* town* al.il citie* of the rilw‘1
i,.„ , so- t d t*. wha' wool i tile at t. e -sinni*'* of th *
,|,v i \ Hid to it! Would the tcldwrt have OkBUtd
t u.r Wouli he otli-e'- f the N oy have laid n
,-h * t ■ i t . - It t'-e non-- c- *- oti of two State* could
n fmwtn th.- got rnmenl of dm ti .*: ‘‘o: -titution,
h. uuiui-cr i* mcssa-v o p:--i le that Constitution
wha h g ** et graft'd on it Y Will i tu'jorltr do *o, and
W|IV • I.. ■- a m jon v wo"’ 1 -• irctlv attempt it,
a 1 W.v not I- well i- a itv in p. int of rigtu' The
a . ,»• uq ■ State p-r.il * the tinnier* What
w, | r .a* ot e'r'.t ov What ot liven, with the
. c prop- it other ch." ge- the an ned ai l in ern
ltr o Whit i api'alist w II make venture of the carn
:. ty a wnttrn \ r,, ot •
J Cv: (eh i lion, based on ancle -'larauiees,
w.-u!., o.i C, • lontr.rv -ouin—ud public confidence af
t r hi iug otic-' Ui t « i»-i
T ie l>e- w v i- fir tho-p v.’.o lave the power, to net
| ,e : ;tio- al men, *t d to re*o've •' it the Con-rinri n
:l! fi- earth -1 O"* in good ftith—that the •■ii.ia*nii.,s
ni (d -■ <8
, | ■ he sil need an i justi * he done to all, and r<i udity
h J . -• |A sit No Ann r r ci: z n but s'.oul 1
'ee! ;n<!f a t at tl i* in-oleut inu rf. reuce e-f Ki glislittieu
in our atfiir* It the scheme ol Soiltl-ern rmatieipt ion
is Ul tie cneeo ted. i* i* to be -lor e i ; Canada. II anew
Con*'- -'.'•’i ■* to *HS formed for trie Soutb.it is tu be
i - i -".I H »raid takes pi.. V •
ter, an f noway
r i.iher tnu-t have hi- hand iu i'. i rfu!»nitl it to tho
'
+ h iH ?h»,:r tn tol<krut«* *ieh interfer
ence with thc'u* un»idling brethren ; But I return to
t c t*iin ot my ritiectioa*
It is •«> h.- regretted that there should exist so gre?t an
i! stability of public opinion in regird to the origin and
ft wader of the government. It, tor example, Massa
u.etfc«, .1- it the time of tioa-tntercourae and nuharsro,
„r „■ . lit. - p, tiod whet) Text a annexation whs tie
tl I day, takes umbrage a' the pvoowd
I1 g ro £ut(. ■ \ "'ore li**ry /.eal in tavor of the id* ft
0 if ;-r-.i i, ij S’te he*, tab s not to take the etrong
. »t -. oi in regard to ter Q*f» Sovereignty. In the
ea-e < f 1. v is, s' _ »ot the example of actual section—
ti :l\ proclamation, it i- true, issued by a Convent on
1 ■ , t dative . ia. *. i
oui). d, as a fact accomplished, her wit hdrawai trotu
’ e I’nou i:i the event of the consummation ol that
ra. Now rite to so fuB ol iodig: ation t
t ie withdrawal o’ South Carolina, it the newsjip-is
.... wing wi pa-s (> i:
promi-e- U> conti ibute from *< »,* u" to 1< 11""" meu t > pm -
i h S>> ith C .rod s,for having followed but own ex imp e.
It is t.tgu I D ige Alien'* pr> amble sLou. :
the hati is ol the people. Today, it 1- your bud ih.t
*.■ t, s 11 v \, to morrow the thing is reversed. Cott
ier th. > th ! Suppose such a thing accomplis eJ,
4 .1 •*, ' ..i: States invested with eaprtinerxue,
^hit ijnoii will thev i i. ukitfctifortleuBthe*? l -
4 cad oflookifii w i’ll ih.light on fields ui:(|er iulHst.ions
culture, on a country teeming with abundauce, on rub's
•r.-ig’.:. I with the rich productions wl kh regulate tu
.•v bangte of the world, and pour into the Northern
1 p a!mo.-! fib.dous w. alth.they would gaze on I von burin
j • etnbcin a ! sm lot g column-; aud the wreatl a w ch
so- Id • ci.e e the r hrow.i would not lie the evergreens
^ t nr; <c heroes wear, but parched aud w tin rod Icavis
»h h w u!d turn into their brains. All this, too, would
have had its origin in a b:; sv-bod i ness, an iu’erferen. <•
w di oilier people's affairs, whi h in private or public
if i , v«-r Isi s to produre disturbince and iu-aid. II
Virgii ii ci erMok to regulate and control th^ domes!. <•
i rfiui of Massachusetts, a Jay woulJ uol pats before the
t- oariei', a- in days of v> re, would »»egtn to roib and t e
lighteuiugs to Mash from I'uitk*' Huh Can Masaic u
-.tv- . x peel anything hs- from \ irginu. Let the blat«s
adopt the truly wise rule of alteudiug to their own bu«
nu * and h t : g th.-ir neighbors alone, ot tul lling all
th. ir pom . i. obl.galioi.s, and of doing equal justice to
all their oompe. is, aud future generations will turn op
and call them blessed. Bid It e.er enter into the head
of ativ man who vote’d lor the adoption of the Constilu
li in, :ha* oue -e turn of the country would assume itm
ta«k of s ip 'rvi-or over the laws and morals of another?
At d its douK'tio institutions being precisely the same as
w .en th. compact of I uiou was entered into, that at
a liter il»i, the domestic section would make them the
p elext for exieu<J.ug the minority section from an equ.l
p,.ru fttion in tbt* territories which n ight at any time
he acquired? Pretty business, truly, that the m< n ef
th s .lav > ill esteem ih-ioar-l.es more moral than their
fathers, that Mr. Sewaid should be s. t up as a purer and
belter m .u than t.corgo Washington; aud that Mr. Lu
coin shtulJ be regarded as the only truly cmaculate
President of the United State !
It would indeed be a retrograde movement, if any
S'ate should be constraint I by I'orrc to coutinue in a
Union which it abhorred. In this matter, we might take
a lesson ftoni what is passing in the Old World. Italy,
after tiiC enthralluieut of ugep, is admitted to the ballot
box, and her States claim and exercise the privilege ol
selecting the condition of their own future : and, while
this is passing, ar.d that, too, with the apptobatiou of all
; Europe, we arc to take a e’ep backward into the dark
1 ares, and carry into practice the exploded doctrine of
absolutism in government. If we cannot live together,
let us pirt in peace. By doing so, we shall at |ea<t save
something of the old feeling. It is ttue the South will be
under the necessity of adopting a rigid system of pass
ports and police, which may prevent the perfect freedom
of intercourse, except in notorious ea-es, which now ex
i i-ts; but that is no more than other countries Lave to do,
aud is entirely protective in its c' nractcr, without being
hostile. If necessary, a tnrniy offensive and defen-ive
may be formed, eomimreial favors and advantages may
be secured, lid much that now- ex'sts may be preserved.
1 u s'ic a different course, and aM mav be lost.
S range, indeed, that edious disctiminaiions should be
drawn between 1 quals in a lOmmon com cm. Such was
ti.v opinion in Isgo, in the discussion of the Missouri
question, aud such will it ever remain. Toe talented
editors of the Inhlligtncer gave me bii enviable po-it’on
in eeriain able nrticL-s writ .cn by them aud published in
the cummer <-r fall of |s.V» Thev sp- k of me as being
the onlv member of Congress at that day, who in dilute
denied to Congress the light to prohibit slavery in the
Territories. I stood there then, and I stand thtre now,
not, as in niv curly life, alon-.- in d 'bate, but now, in u y
age, sustained, as I believe, by the concur rent opinions
o! a majority of the peeps-of the United Stales, and
Irani: g on the decision ol the Supreme Court as on a
stair which t o rage of fac'i ii can weaken, no convulsion
however -i ranis can break. Could the aide editors have
deevphered the thoughts of niv inmost bcait, i'e-v wo. hi
It ive found me oppos 'd to Congressional interference in
this behalf with the Territories lor other reasons. Even
pts-ing over the impolicy of such inti rferencc, it was
in its be-t view u i less. Hod’s owa law of climate
lias regelated the matte’, and let the children
ot earthly wisdom act as tfn.v may, it will still
continue to do it. The man who would talk of
Cultivating the rice and cotton fields atel sugar
plantations of the South with free white labor, d< nit’s to
hduself the light o! experience and observati >n. Look
to the West India I-iainis—no pirt of the globe makes
a louder on'ery for laborers or oilers higher wages than
they do, and yet the tide of emigration from Europe
weeps bv them in a vast current, which is arres'ed in its
course onlv hv a more Northern and healthy clime —
A iv and Afric i have to be resorted to for I ib irers, whi a
the Caucasian of Europe ll. is, ss from |> stilenee, ti e
ravs of a burning -un, and becomes the culliv i*or of tf c
. ’-reals, or t irns herdsmen amid the snows of the Noil!.
There is but one element that c»n change, and that hut
in ■. 11....i.1 tl.i. law nf idi'i ill’ and that is the
price of labor, I need not, therefore, draw th1 picture |
of what w aid be the condition of the slave States look
ing *o the regular increase of the black population
forty vears ntid.r the edict formally nunoiincid by the
1 tiders of the Northern dominant par'v of “no more
Slave Slat a." It cannot t e coiitemplati d by any South
ern man with absolute compo-ure.
I will not despair of the good sense of tny country
men. The hope will linger with we to the last, that there
is enough of wisdom and patriotism among tis to adj si
these difficulties, although I frankly confess my doubts
and fears The minority States can do but little n ore
than suggest; the majority States hold in tin ir I.: u is the
f ite of the I'nion 1 woul I bv no means have Virgit ia
to linger by the w iy-“ide. (lu tin* co trary. I wot.Id
have bur prompt and decisive in her action. She cannot
be too prompt or decisive. Before her convention can
meet, although the earliest day miy be n--igned for it,
full developments of O’ •• sort or other will have been
made. She should place hi i-jf in positiou. ilerdcsti
nv ti r good or for ill is w ith the South. She was the li g
s',ip of the lb-volution, and,borrowing an expression from
a nici.t production of one of her most pitted sous, she
s otdd have “ spiings upon her cables, and her broad
i le t'«.”
It I it ay b-» permitted to make a suggestion, it would
be that the Legislature without delay, and with* tit inti"
t. en.ewi ti..- call of a eouveirtoe, might inaugurate
a mei ting >e the Border S-ates of Delaware, M irvland
Yirgii ia, K-ttucki. Tetim-saea* a-.d M - ouri, -lavcS a' «.
& td New Jersey, I’ennsy'vnnia, Ohio, lurii.iia, lllino s
a ! I ,ii i, iru'•''tales, tbiongii two commi- infers to la
«• p rio'atd I ■ each, to ar m g<\ d po it*!e, a prograniin
ol aejiistnienr to be -n emitted to the olle-i S .; • s, »s
conelu-ive of the whi le matter. Should th -y agree, I
t ink their tea on meiidations would be fi llow.d by lie
o- er S it. s, and imt*t poretid it.to the t’o: t ’ution a .1
placed on the footing t fan tin literal I • compact. Surely
titi Slates can be mo . deq ly in*, re-tt .1 tn the work ol
restoring the i• unify to quiet. and harmoi y. It the
citti ot sgie", then it mav s.f. lv he ecu . hided that the
restm I'ion ol pec, e at .1 concord has beooino imp' ssj.le.
I would h ive at. ia:!. d.iv appoint*'!, lor t*.e mooting of
th- Commi -i li cr y to be appaiinted by the Covert;* i - or
L >■ i•! i«iir» s if in -*• ion. so that Vi.gitiia when s'e
hold In i Convention may be in full po-.ses.-iou of the r.
salt
AH ofhrridl'or* having failed, then I would advi-e, as
i tleruier me .-me, a convention of ail the Southern
States, and alter i icorporating upon the present Con.sti
t trio -1 guarantees gnit.g not one iota beyond what -tri, t
jo-lie - ai d the seeuriiy of the Sooth require, adopt the
Co: e it ution of the I’oited S at*s as it now i-, and give i
broad invi'aiion to the oth r Slates to et ter our I t ion
with ti e old dig tiling ov t one and all. When this is
done, 1 woul I -iv in conclusion to all my countrymen,
ral'v t. iek in a'l -p* cd i«> the I' i .-litulion, thus invigo
rv I and strengthened, and let this lor uil t rue to come
b-- written oil every heart as a inoflo thu’, under aU c t
e instance- and in every condition of things, there is but
one port of safety, and that is to stand bv th© Conrtitu*
i n. ' JOHN TYLEIL
... *- ■
NKU AMltlilUl till'
Ulu.lnd'.N'."1 HO1 ht*.
Knit Till- HOLIDAYS.
I'aul ISIak"; i-r, Tf e Story *.f a It y’s Prrlls in It »• I an,Is of t'^rsi
e» an.I .Vuul,- Christa. Hr Alac.1 Kls.i I m.i hu.I. fl
1 ! ■ ■ I is ©I I Bj .
nan's wife With il’iiit'a'.lons. 7flc.
Davs >■ M , id; • .r. The lassoa* ol Little Olive's 'I- Hummer
Heli.lai*. 7 V.
II., Last Week in the I.lf*- of Davis Jo) us,..,lJr. Hy J. D. Wells
line.
Kv *in Orel He J Mare wan. .'s*e.
A Year with M . • .- i:.t Km tun. A True Story. I lit .1 liy Marls
J. Ma. intO'l I'.".-.
S'.,- fairy Stories f * mv OrsD'Ieliiidren By 0(o K it.
May 0 verly.tl,, You f liressinaktr, 7.rT.
Tu|.'-v or, V ■ Auu.l.i Kraffy ot a lloakey; with lllu„tratlons.—
.’«* t enia.
Odd People Iq* Ca|.’ Marne Iteld.
Pay: of 01,1 Three War.. . lima 01,1 Fnglish History ; for Ike
Vu“n KV.
I'. al Ll’l *» r, Fu;ov»h!.i|j witli lio.t a uie rot the young My
a I n !y. 7.V
T’ltr V.'Uh; AMerl^anVi Picture OaMcrjr. CoatAlrln/ beautiful
II ktUatio; m. $1 r»41
The V* Ji m .-mrul.iy JfcMol for the >t ar 1>M. Forming a pretty
volume fo a gift Mr.
At r ivJ An >r. -li (ilrl'a Account of a Moravian Met
in *he Black Forrst.
The J.*« >1. Twin* Itv Au : Krien<liy 40c
Tft U.i. f’s ' ivgute'; nr. The F*t.iefi in Virginia. 3-tc.
ti in » T* Fir* v Six Stori. m Uk\
Tin Kv it»ftiit*r i.ron» ;;•»•
Trail t: tintl; or, I Jtrff l)»yt in the life of fir'li 't “ar»c.
Tite i • i**n of the Mixluf. Bv Aunt Frivmll/. 40c.
Maggi- f In- P.iiej l!y Aunt Ii l< Illy, bee
Am ■ and her Hr Mil -re: (II*. Low and Labor, IV.
VI I i . r- A Will There’s A W *y. Br Cooslu Altec. Me,
Willi many other in a and In lUtlluljuven I s, for sale by
last J t.' wn i 'll ir , > (\>
r*V> I'HI V ITF PtniUGS IMIOTHKKS
I a;• nj a liolce article o'B erry. Alailera, Pm, I •on
Uraodv, Arrack, Jau.U- a Ham rntch, IrLh, ami Kve W l »kl a.
an l a ■ 11. I • ii..,Chi e ■ an .. d il em
at the lowest pro e in ouantitiee In suit, nl i’ >■ Hu'.oioul Wine
,-i DUDLEY A DO ,
.|el3 _ _TJMan *t.
1 I’Ni I KMKNT NOTKE. wv a I take Hip-! . . ■
A eh .■ ■.• • t r drv gn/iW the not s of all aolreul Banks In \irg:
t.ia. V tib and South C irolina, i rovided tl ey are ottertd In ion s
of Use d dlara and upwards, ami we are not required to give
spei-le In rhsnge Oor ** irk is verv full ari l compute.
New Cloaks constantly rec/iVvl and veiv cheap,
naiC W ATKINS A riCKI.IN.
/ lOTTON YARNS. ales "I Mills y
Vj i l I A U B. DAVKNPOKT.
rjlO IIDrSFKFKIM KN. Wo Invite Hie attention of
L Uuuark* • • v r« h». i other* to our iioct of
Dinner nn-l Ten r**t8
lib*swim\ of twrv dt*»rri|»tlon
Silver P!ai**»l an l llritania Goods
Vt'rai’ers, !n s«’tf
Jv,>%nt.f*.l TAl.et.TVrro
Kt-rose'f Lm'its, A»\
Our stA<*h for r*-taIHp|'was nevrr better than at prm*nt, and
»e are del* rmiacd to odor go.nb at % Hns.il! advance on cost.
WM. V lit TLKK A hON,
del 19 P. ar! HI,
(OLD €RKA9Ism
J)tautl'vitii? the skid, au<! prefititlna It frikin ^or
W pi nHL«OM k ( • .
d»* .*12 l.Vi Main .SireeU
u:n gdodi
raids T»K
(’i*«‘iish:iw Woolen Mills,
RICHMOND.
Fancy oabsimxkk*. »>i wm.i,
LADIES Ol/OTII CLOAKS,
BED BLANKET!, Ac., Ac.
For tale by
d el _SAM’L. M. PRICK A CO.
|| KIULN Bit CHAKMN HH R a beautiful Melalnf
vl lype LikciKSiof the candidates fur President and Vice Presl
lcnt A full supply of these medals may be found at my store
e-y. Itu most elegantly and tastetollygot
.• d
sec rm. They ate . badga wblek
has ever been gutGnup, anW—tf A. K. GR AliAM.
! po\'N IMtlVALLED SPAUKLIMi UKi.l*
\_’ TINS Ft otu win Ii the richest I r iSta.iue Ji ly II made In a
lew minuses, wiUiout irm ide. and almoal without espense. For
»He by W . paTERAO.N A CO., K* Maiu street.
hard times a.mm dlu W EATHER COME
TOG ETHER.
F|l*i kiN s*»e money I,y saving fuel, save h..th, «id '«• ■
I iwase your ,»aiirl at the same tins •*, by procuring , • ‘ a
HEATERS, RaNGM and DfOVUsf tlu latest and up st
approved construction
The "Victor lias Burner" warms /wo rooms with one Seattle of
Coal, an I uevvr toa*» hrc.. .
• The P triable Grate la both cheerful and sms. Ide
Move* sold by uie, In years pact, regain d or taken in exchange
Second hand Ktaves sold ubsrap
Al o Wumblng, Gsa-Fltt'rig and Tin Work done with despatch,
at ti G.u nur Street S.ove Store," It-lvln's Ho* Richmond,
”• U UKOLUE hTARKKlT.
pif Terms cult. dtlj-HE*
HALTI.TIORE MM K HOSl’ITAL.
; ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACKERY.
The Only ' lai c ivhcre n Cure ran be Obtnini'd.
» \!1 JOHNSON h;s discovered the roost Certain, 8peedy ami
£ f only Fffectntl Remedy In the IVnrtd for Week; esa of the
1 leek or Limbs, Strlctur-s, AfferDon* of the Kidneys ami Bladder,
i Involuntary Discharges, Impetcncy, General Debility, Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirit!, Confusion of Ideas, palpi
tation of Hie Heart, Timidity,Tremblings, lllmnc-s of right or GIJ.
dines*, Disease of tlie Head, 1 hroat, Nr so nr Hkln, Affection! of the
| Lungs, 8 omach or Bowel* Those Terri I Ip Disorder* aris'ng front
the Solitary Habit* of Youth—those skcut and .olitarv practices
m re fdai to their victims than the song of Svten* to the Mariners
of 1'iysses, nlightlr.g their most brilliant hopes or antic pation*,ren
derin' marriage, Ac., Impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, wbo have become the victims of Bolltarv Vlre, that
dreadful and d -structlvehaS t which annually sweep* to an untime
ly gt-eve th ..sands o' Yeung men of the most exalted talents and
brilliant Intellect, who might otherwise have entranced listening
S not. - with the tl under* • f eloquence, or waked to testacy the
living lyre, may cal! with full confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married P-rsotts, or Yonng Men contemplating marriage, being
aware of physical weakness, organic debility, deformities, Ac.,
speedily cured.
He who p aces Man.Jf under the car-of Dr. J may religiously
confide in his honor as a gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
skill as a Physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Immediately- Cured and Pull Vigor Restored.
This Itrev Iful Disease- whi. h renders Life miserable and Mar
rlage Impossible -is the penalty paid by the viafro* of Improper
liidttlg -tn-es. Young pci in.ns are too apt to rmnniit excesses from
not being aware of the dreadful oonsequencett tt.at may ensue.—
Now, who lhat understand* the subject will pretend to deny tha
the |".w *r id procreation is lo t sooner by those tall ng Into Im
prep-rl -1 •« than by the prudent * Beside* being deprived of the
pleasure of healthy offspring. Hie most serious and destructive
svnt lores to both body and ntind arise. The system r ccoin.s De
r it. I, the Phjsu-al and Went il Pnnet..... Weakestd,L ss of Pt-e
e .- • 11 v.-1*. *er. Nervous Irrlt.iblllt c, l>v.|>e|.s!a. Palpitation cf the
Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Dehldty, a Waiting of the Prarue,
Coughs, l'"iisiiin|.t|, n, Ac.
OPP1CK Nth 7 SOUTH FREDERICK BTREKT.
I eft hand .1 e t ng from Baltimore street, a few doors from the
corner, pal- nut to ot.s rve name ami number.
I.e t-rsmust he paid at.l contain a stamp. The Doctor’s Diplo
mas hang in his otlice.
I»P. JOHNSON,
Member of H, - Royal College of Surgeons, graduate from one of
t ic n. t eminent Colleges In the Unite I 8tales, and the greater
out ,.ratios., life has bc.li spent In the hospitals of London, Par
It., Philadelphia and els. where. I.as effected s .me of the tu'st as
t -nisli.nc cur. - that we-e i. r known; many troubled with ringing
il the he td a I ear* when asleep, greet n-rv. usm-s, he ng alarm
ed at sudden sounds, ba-t.fuin.ss, with frequent blushing, al
ter. . I s xiiellmes wi ll a derangement of mind, were cured im
mediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr J. addresses all those who have Injured themselves hy Im
proper lodu'g. nee and solitary l aid *, which ruin both body and
min I, utfit log them for either business, study, society or mar
riage.
These -aresome of the sad and tnelanchn y effects produced hy
early habits <-f \ nth, vli ; Weakness of tin- Back and Limbs,
Pains in Ho Head. Diront ss of Bight, Los* of Muscular Power, Pal
pitaticn o! the Heart, Dyttpepsy, Nervous DrltaMllly, Derange
nn id «.'the Digestive Functions, General Debility, dymptoir.s of
Consumption.
Msst.i i . Th" fearful effects on the mind are much to be
dread-d- l-oss rd Memory, Confusion of Ideas. Depression of 8plr
its. Evil I r.di. lings, A\ -slot, to Boclety. Belf II s’ruit. Love of
8. l’tude, T :-.i ii.v, Ac , ar- *..me of the evils produced.
Th" usamls of perr«oi s i f all ages can now judge what Is the cause
of their declining health. Using their vigor, becoming weak, pa'e,
nervous and emaciated; having a singular appearance about the
ey.-s, cough and symptoms "f consumption.
..0('NO MEN
Who have Injured llietrsc os by a certain prartice Indulged In
wh.-ti al.-rie a hai.l! fi.-qu.nt y learn-d Iron, evil cntnoanions. or
at sc* o* 1, the . iif which arc n-ghtly fed, even when asleep,
ana W n t cured re*-drrs marriage Impossible, and destroys both
mind «od body, should spp'y immediately.
What a pity that a young nun, the hope of hli country, the
darlimr 4• f hi* parents, »hou d be ftnatche I from alt prospect* and
enjoyment oftMe, by the consequence of deviating from the path
of nat ure and iti lulglng In a certain secret habit, ituch perioti*
vi aT, before contemplating
MARnlAGK,
r.-fl.*ctthat a S'und mind and body are the mrst necessary requisl*
ti .; to pronx t- t onnubial happiness. Indeed, without these, the
j- tin v through li'.- becon e* a w try pilgrimsg**. the prospect
hou-ly dark* ns to the vb w , the uilnd be -omen shadowed with des
pair 4 x1 filled wdh the melancholy r* tl* ctlon that the happm-sa of
another be c tncs blight* d with our < v n.
DISKAPF OK IMI'Rl hKNVK.
Wh.’U the uii*guxh d and Imprudent votary of pleasure finds he
h »i imk»iI •• 1 tfi•• teed* of thi? painful dl.-eiM*, It ton often happen.*
that an ill :lto« d sense of shame, or dread of discovct v. deters him
ft »»*t* apphii.g t* those who. from education and respectability, can
ab.ne befib n.l him 11 *• falls into the hands of the ignorant and
•1 > going pretenders, wlui, Incapable of cubing, til. h his pc* uniat y
s tanrr, keep him trifling month after month, or a* long as the
small* st tee c.«n he obtained, and In despair leave him with ruined
health *«> sigh <»\« e hji galling disappointment; or, by the use of
that »i» ..tiy poison, Mtruury, bust* n the constitutional system of
tl • t**rritile disease, such a* affection of the Head, Titroat, Nose,
Pkin, tlr., progressing with frightful rapidity till death puts a pe
rlod t.i ids drt-:«Jfui suffering* by e nding him to that undiscovered
c untry from who*.* b* unie no traveler returns.
KNMOdM-MKNT OK IMF PKKH8.
Th- many th u*;.t<ds cured at this ln*tltutlon within the last
vigh* . v \ear* ard Lie numerous Important Surgical operations
performed by I *r. Johnston, witnessed by the re|»ort«* • of the ••Bun**
ai d •• .my nth r pa|»**r*, nol .-.i of which h ■»'*•• ajponr-d again and
public bealilca his itst ling as a g< ntleman of
.•’.ar *. ter arid responsibility, Is a sufficient guarantee to the af
dieted.
FKIN DIQFAHF8 8PFKPILY CI’RFD.
Persons writir.ir s'.uuid be particular in directing their letters to
hi* I;.-dilution, in the following manner
JOHN M. JOHNSTON, M. 1).,
Baltimore Ui<*k Hospital,
auST.—1 f Baltimore. Maryland.
r.li i \S S 1HIILIN ROH f F.lt Ju*t received fifty
• •" ’ . n Porter, 1 best Port* t
quant.tie* U# suit, by BUDLKY k CO.,
Vl Main (greet
IMHtOUH MlLNT Il YltKt SHiKT FMrORiPI.
(>nt h;rn«*n*R Kunu^hiiim »oo<ls
¥ i ive nun on i.oo-i over Tdd do* Pidru, all (.rices •iuaIIMv*
Y f -‘.i 1 *<■. I-*, wI ■< I. w.- *t> nut ,t r.-liu—d pri/rt
i . ■ . all oin It v. . tfm fan .i„ Improved , ■ t.rf.
Vnkr, h’i.1 nn- warmnlvil to fit.
" . m- rttn-r 1 of Tl t atnl CravxU can't lie be.t In the city of
airhinr.ini.
Wr * I call MteDlb.n to our lurpe itnrk of I'mler fthlrts xn.l
Dr.vru v.1 U vrr* fall, an.I contain! full line* la MU, Game
kttrlnoc. I.lr • n, atj'l r*<fton
Vi c have In'-rciMil our firiUtlr* for maLlnr EhirU to order, at
ific «t pt.aaiblc notice, xud .. perf.. t ft tre.iranted.
Als'., oi: foitol, A line «t. k of R-t ’v M ttlt Cl IIj'i *.
MTRTEV4NT A MAGWiRV,
|e1.T No. S4 Main Street, Cor. ilth Kt.
< il .M V I.III nNING GOM AN. We hove a few, very
• up riot urcrint; Uowt.*. a:.o, .oitie t*f err prirta
delII CHILI S A CHRNIUV
aj 11ok uiumu'n vilitaki • %cticr.
-V* J.lMAS MTiiilll.'ttl » ( I t.av, .,t I, -eU .1 —
MAM'11. ns IN P t1 TlMN S.iR TIIS Vni.rXTSSRS AND
MILITIA MS TIIS I sited STATES, with numcroo* lllui
trail i. Hv M,jor\V I’lxmOllLam, InAUuetor of Tt.Uca, Vlr
S-nla Mili'arv 1 v,.tl? ■. Ihicey.','al
T’ - ■■ t-have af- lor »ale a full tL.ck of other MILITA
RT wn tKS. |,1
‘J s'*‘ Ks FINK SALT lD|: Ime rlcr ,nr «..e hy
• > ' ' • W. II I’Ll AS AX rs
1 i'.KY tVTS CI.OTIIliVtii.
fSIHOSF In want of any kind, quality or quantity of 8*rvants
8 <’!otl i .g, are Invited ?<» . x.imlne our sto- k, with the assurance
th it .. ir prict* w.ll he f .und adapt** I to the time*
I KKKN, BALDWIN A CO
fIFNI INI HAVANA CHIAI
d iff DoVK A 00., Druggists
/ lOTTON VAK*N, Washington KicU.ry, from bo. I to 12,
W f••• sal hy tal JOHN N. ItORDON A .SON.
MOI* A NSI5N.—N»*w crop Orleans Pugar and Mtilaases, re
reiving, for sale by
: JOHN N 0 I BOON < BON
PINK! F1NH!!
100 I t*In Halifax Out Ibrrinji,
2“ d * flmail Pat No MacpertR
iO4 •» • 11 on ,
In “ Large 14 44 do.,
f V 44 No. \ North Carolina Fhad Roc,
In store, for sale hy d.-.V-ts WINSTON k POWF.RS.
UflllTKU ASH ICUFSHRN. K large assort merit, for
\ 1 . I
“«ET THE BEST.**
Splomlid Stoclc o! Pianos.
WORCESTER’S Ni.W SCALE.
>> PIANO FOKTKH
ever offered for *ale Intbis market, uni! i*k an ox a -Ration from
thole In want of the UE.ST PIANOP at the Uncut ju irm.
A MORUI8,
oo9A It mkaeller And Dealer In Pianoforte*.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE, \m.
1' DKS1RR to call attention to my re jqvrI frni.i L'o. 109 Main
street, to li e eofstnoilous new building No. 2»9Main itreet,ad
joining the &eW
“SPATS WOOD HOTEL,”
between Vh and 9th streets, where 1 am pi ‘.‘pared to exhibit alary*
rr stock of
MIL! INERT GOODS
and r-ady-tnade Millinery A»t!e|. i than heretof.iee. conal-tlng of
Silk,Straw and WW*l Bonnet*, llonnet Plumes, Ribbons, Frem h
an J Aiut rlean K . «rt rs, B. Idal w reatl s, Head Drones, Dress Oa‘s,
I.|. . * * * j ■ u and It. rtl.-f . Cr.aoe at..I Muslin C-.ilnr* and Pie. v.-s In
tint*' Caps, lla'a and Cloaks Rurbes at.d Tab*. A.* , in a I styles,
loeonne. 'ion with the geo-ral Mltllnerv huslniss, I a ill mamifar
iaite to order t"l"*ts ai.d Mantillas, of ah kit. ds, In t'oe latest fash
innahlt sly I s, at reasonable prices. Ait orders will receive prompt
and .pt-rial attention. N. C. BARTON,
m1 8M Main st»
»> r / y/\ tllll.S. \t III.NKKV. all <;u illlles, for sale by
4,>>l IU dei- in WM WA1.I.ACE80N8
(fit !SA«H 01.0 COVrHNUIN.NT JAVA COF
► »U EVE
2.1 bbls “It” Coffee 8u?ar
20 “ Patent Cut do
10 Crushed do
1» •* l-ulverlsid do
i.t half oh- ati Green and Itlaek Tus
So boxes Pine Apple and Knyli.l. Hairy Cheese
A large assortment of English Paucet and Elrkli-s.
Ate. Breoeh and Er.gllih Mustard.
Just received and for sale by YANCEY A HARRISON,
0<:12 219 Main street.
wheeler a avn.so.vs
SEWING MACHINES.
\17 ITII new Improvement!, at reduce,i prices. The Wheeler A
AT Wll-on Manufacturing Company having gained uj. their
•ulti M law with Infringing manufacturer* t f H»alng M . Maes,
propose that the puMlc *hall b»* hcncfitl *d thereby, and have ac
cordingly reduced the ptiaesof their Hewlug Machine*. Alter thl*
date they wilt be *old at rate* that will p «y a fair profit on the c-ost
of manufacture, capita^ Invented, and expense of m»k rg Ral* •—
•ucii price* a* will enable them to make ftr-l i'liM Machine*, aud,
a* htret .fore, guarantee them In every particular.
NKLDLK8, BILK, A*'.., at reduced p'ici*.
OFFICE AND KILESilOOM
227 Iflitlii Mrcfri, Uir IiiuoimI, Vn.
FAIRS OF 1800.
WHEELER k WILSON.
As CJpotsil, Victorious!
AWARDS MV VIRGINIA MECHANICS’ INGTIUK ON
sioviu; n \< um:«,
TO WHKEI.KR A W!I.«GN, 1st Ola.- Pn-mlnm— HvtrM.-.lal
T.» the I.FHflR 1*0 of Richmond, 7,1 Cl ok* Pretrlniii Dipln.r.a
To UKOVKR k BAKKA, 8d Cla»s Ftr-miain - Diploma
ON SKWINCi MACHIN'K WORK.
1*t Premium to WilF.EI.KIt A WILSON.
*id Premium to the l.h.SIhli CO.
Do?6—dcAwtf
C'lLOA Vi ICS*—'We have a few very »uper or
J Black' i<>th an! Velwt Cloaks, of entire! r new au-i e egant
patt* rn*. which we offer f *rsale at pr'ce* very mu- h redo ed. A
frw rtf Use ah *ve are very el* gaol, and differ from anything that
has been sold In Richmond. CHILKS k CliKvKRV.
d»d___
(lOftN STA ID II hrnii Bg i- id Ht go, pit forsali
J by dw94 DOT! .* 00, Druggista
S(l. % K.—V.“#4» bbls. Crush-? I and Tut Loaf fi’fir, for »a> by
jar opiiJND, DAVKNpjRT A CO,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tn* Amalgamation of I angtaokh — There is a grow
ing tendency in this nge to appropii tie the mosteiureas.
•v« words of other languages, ami ufter a while to incor
porate them into our own; thus the word Cephalic, which
is fiom the Creek, signifying “fur the head,” is ror be
coming popular!* d in connection with Mr Spalding’s
great Ucadache remedy, but it will „oou be used iu a
more general way, and the word Cephalic will become as
common as Electrotype and many others whose di*fit:c
tion as foreign words has been worn away by common
usage until tiiey seem ‘ native ami to the manor born.”
^ardljr RcHliicd'
Hi ad n orrible o.idiiche this h;tfti moon, band hi stopped
binlo the hapotheearies hand * tvs hi in the man, “Can yon
hen sc nu of ban 'ealacho ?" “Hoes hit hache ’ard,"says
'e “ii xcecdingly," says hi.hand luipon that 'e gave me a
Cephalic I’ill hand ’pon me 'onor hit cured me so quick
that I ’ardly realized hi ’ad ’ad ’an 'eadache.
IIfauachk is t!io favorite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state of the brain, and viewed in this light il may be look
ed on as a safeguard intended to give notice of disease
wbieli might otherwise escape attention,till too late lo be
remedied; and its indn-ation* should never be neglected.
Headaches may be classified under two names, viz : —
Symptomatic ami Idiopathic. Symptomatic Head .die is
exceedingly common and is '.lie precursor of a great va
riety of disease?, among which are Apoplexy, Co it,
Rheumatism, ami all ft brile disrates. In its nervous form
it is sympathetic of disease of the stomach, constituting
•>ci headache, of hepatic disease, constituting bil/ou*
headache, of worms, constipation and other disorders ol
the bowels, as well as renal and uterine affections. Hi*
eases of file heart are very frequently attended with
Headaches; Anuinia and pletl.orta are also affections
winch frequently occasion headache. Idiopathic Head
ache is also very common, being usually distinguished bv
the name of nr mu* hva&trht, sometimes coming on sud
denly in a state of apparently souud health and prostrat
ing at owe the mental ami physical energies, and in oth
er instances it conics on slowly, heralded by depression of
spirit* or acerbity of temper. In most instances the pain
is in the front of the head, over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this cliss may al
so be named AYuralyia.
For the treatment of either class of Headache the Ceph
alic Pills have bi en found a sure and safe reincdv, re
lieving the most acute puins in u few minutes, and bv its
subtle power eradicating the diseases of which Headache
ii the unerring index:
Bridgit.—Missus wants you to H2ml her a box of Ce
phalic tiiiip, no, a bottle of Prejiaied Pills—but I’m
thinking that's not just it naither; but perhaps ye’ll be
after knowing wlnt it is. Ye s-e she’s nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache, and wants some more ol
that same as relieved her before.
hr,,,,.,,.I Vnn mml n... . I.) IC l-K_ K II.
Bridget.— On!) I sure now anil you've sed it; here’s
the quartlier, aud giv inc tuc Pills aud don’t be all d tv
about it uither:
('mini put inn or C'oati vent »,
No one of the "many ills that flesh is heir to” is so
prevalent, so little understood, r.ud so much neglected as
Costiveiie.sH. (iitfn originating in carelessness, orseden
birv habits, it is regarded as a slight di-order of too lit
tle consequence to excite anxiety, while in reality it i«
a prcecursor and companion ol many of the most fatal
and dangerous diseases, and unless early eradicated it
will firing the sufferer to an unt mcly grave. Among
Uib lighter evils ot which cosiiveuess is the usual allot d
ant, are Headache, Colic , Khriiniatism, Foul ltrrath, Piles
and Others of like nature, while a long train of frightful
diseases, such as Malignant Fevers, Abscesses, Dysen
tery, Diarrl ica, Ajioplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria,
Ilypochondriu-is, Melancholy and Insanity, first indicate
their pr< scuce in the system bv this alarming suuptoni
Not uiifreqiientlv the di-ea-rs named originate in (Consti
pation, but take on an independent existence unless tin
cause is eradicated in an cat ly stage. From all these
considi ntiot-s it follows that the disorder should receivi
immediate atb ntiou whenever It. oerur*. and no person
should neglect to get a box ol Cephalic Pills on the fit-!
appi aratice of the comphiiut, as their timely use will ex
p-1 the inshhous approat lies ul disease and destroy this
dangerous foe to human life.
A Item kilesKltig.
—'W’c II, Mr Jr.ni ■>, how is that headache '
Mr». —Gone! Doctor, all gone I the Jill you
sent cured mo in just twenty minutes, and I wish von
would Send mote -o that I can have them handy.
—You can get them at any Druggist*. Call
for Cephalic IMIs, I find they never fail, and I recom
mend them in all case - of Hem! .* he.
Um. I shall send lor a box di ectlv, and shall
tell all my suffering friends, for they are a real hie Ming.
Ttt'tMV Millions oi Dollars >_ ,n.—Mr. Spaldii g
has sold two mil'ions of bottle- ol his cel- brated Pi.
(•ared Glue, ami it is c-lim ited t-,,. each bottle saves »i
least ten dollars worth of broken furniture, thus making
aii aggregate of twenty millions ol dollars leeUimc.
Irom total loss by this valuable invention. Having made
iiis Glue a household word, he now [imposes to do tin
wot!d -till greater service by t tiring all the Robing iieadi
with hi- Cephalic Pills, and it they are us good as ho
Glue, Headaches will -oon vanish away like snow in July
Ovfr Ftcitkmknt, and the mental rare nnd anxiety
incident to dose attention to bti-ine-s or study, ar
anion" the numerous eauses of Nervous Headache. The
disordered state of mind and body incident to this di
ttewing complaint is a fatal blow to all euetgy and am
bition. St-tier its by this disorder can always obtain
spe<*.iy relief from these distressing attacks hy n«ing one
of the Cejihalie IMIs whenever the symptoms appear.—
It quiet- the overtask* d brain, and soothes the strained
and jarring nervor, and n luxes the tensitm of the stout
uch which always accompanies aud aggravates the disor
dered condition of the brain.
Fact worth Knowim:.—Spa I ling’s Cephalic Pills arc
u certain cure lor Nick lleadtu 1 i , Bilious Head tche, Ncr
votis Headai hc, Cosiiveuess and General Debility,
Orkat Diser.vrr.v.—Among the most important of a'I
the grutl medical discoveries of this age may be ennui' -
ered the t-t-ti-nt rtf vaccination for protection from Sin:.II
1 ox, I cplinhe It I for relrel ot Headache, mnl tin
us" of Quinine for the prevention of Fov< r , cither cl
which is a sute specific, who-r InncfiLs will he experieue
cd l>v -rfherir.g humanity long niter their discovert y.r are
forgotteu.
tVr’Did you ever have the Rick Headache? Ho yon
remember the tbrobbing tempi) a, t) e f< »ere i bror, the
lorthing ami digest at the sight of foul. How totaliv
unfit yon were for pleasure, convocation or stride. One
Of the (Vphalin J’ills would have relieved von fre mall
the aufli ring whi) h you then exjierietio'd. For this and
other pnrpo.es yoo should always have a box of them on
hand to use tut occasion requires,
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CTRF. SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
Cure Nervous Hoaduelie!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CHRF. ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE!
Itjr the tine ofthc.se Pills the periotic attacks of AVerova or Sir
tlnvltlfJir may be prevented; and If tvkeu at the coairencc
meat of an attack immediate relief from pain and sielneis wid t e
obtained.
Tlicy seldom fall In removing the A'.iueerr arid lit ii.’neUt to
which females are so subject.
They art gently upon the bowels,- removi ng Co frrcric"*
For I tUiai f/ Men JStnittHbi, Uclrate Females, and ad'persons
of mil intory Utility, they are valuable aa a Luxtitiiu, improving
the ii/tjittiUi, givingtout and r.^./c 10 the digestive i rgtns, and
res'ortog tire nit rral eU’.tlclly and strength of th“ whole syttein.
Tire CEPHALIC PILLS art the resu t of loig Investigation lud
rare u lycnndut Ud rvptriiu. nts, havt.g been In nee many yesi
durln? wltlrh time they have prevented and relieved a v: vt
amount of pain an I suffering from Headache, whether o Iglna
ting in t- e net roiiv system or from a deranged state of the
n'otritrh.
They are er.tlrilr Vegetable In their composition, ami may be ta
ken a' all times whir perfe> t safely, without mat, ng any change ol
d!e*,<//n/ f/ic.rf-vn.v < j ouj J!„i jrtmMt tj*te, rtwlft it tn*y
to ildutiuiylir them to t itiltlrt II
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genu'ne have five signatures of Henry C. Spalding on eac h
Box
Bold by Druggists and all other D- I rs in Medlelnes
A Bov will l-e sent by mall preen'd on rectfpt of the
PRICE J3f£> CENT3.
All orders sboiild be addrrssrd to
ilES'RV a SPALDINO,
dew- doAwly 48 (udurMreel, New York.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
TERMS:
Dally Paper. 18 per anDum; Senl-Wr-kly, $5 ; Weekly, |3; el.
eays to advance. Brtrlttar-cee may be made at the rlek of the
Inblickert In all curt where evidence Is taken on the deposit of a
lettcrln the Poet Office containing money,
Ahvea.-n va.
)ne Square, (10 line!) or G ee, one Ineertlon. TJ
Each edd'tlonal Ins -rllon. '<&
One month wtthoct {iteration..’...'fj is
Three do do .loir)
&* do do .S'l oO
Twelve do do .3S 00
two S<|oarer, Three month*..’, ’ jj igj
Bis months. ..35 g.)
Twelve month*...,.. .60 ft)
(V1 No advertisement to hr eousideied by the month or ye if
aniere «p, Clfled on the Manuscript, or prevtouely agreed open be
tween the parties.
An advertisement not marked on the copy for aiperlftrl nuw.
ber of Insertion* »UI be continued until ordered «ut, and psymei.l
laaclrd accord'ugly.
TV" Rkuolsh Ahntarr'icwewM. —To avoid any misunderstanding
on the partol the Annual Advertlars. it u proper to
that their privileges only extend* to their Immediate bi.slmw; iti al
Estate, Legal and all other Adv•rtiaemenU tent by them to bv an
idilllu nal charge, and no vtrlath 11.
IReal Estate and Oentral Agents’ Adve.tleemente not to be
taaerled by the year, t ut to he charg'd at the usual ratea, subject
to Such discounts as siu.ll be agreed upon.
p3>~" Knots' th it and yearly advertisers, generally, engaging oi e
or more epuares, wllli the privilege of change, shall not, on llielr
f early average, In any one week, taaarl more than the amsut-t
•greed upon as the standing mi- uri lerthe contract, and all eie-l
11 re such amount to be charged at the usual rates.
Ailvertl«emi nls Inserted In the Semi-Weekly Whig at 75 eente
per square of 10 lines nr leas for the flr*t Insertion, and 50 cent*
pe; square for each continuance, or if weekly, 75 cents.
(sDITLEH El
MAY SAVE TIME, TROI’BLK AND MONEY
nr peuniiMso Titaia
CLOTHING I IT liNISIIING GOODS
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED DOU’E
10 M MAIN S I R E KT
Where f.,r more than twenty years flrit dao* flood* have bten
•old at right prieea.
UT 1 -tern ember J£1
They Warrant every article they sell, and offer at all time* the
LARGEST STOCK 1
LATEST STYLES! t
BEAT HARflAISB!! !
“A Word lo the Wiee 1”
MU KERN BALDW1S A WILLIAMS.
(7Li< >TJ i INC f.
D.lKRirOTT, II \ Slit IN A CO.,
1 id main stkekt.
HAVE on h*nd % stock nf CLQTUINO, «urh u
Orl Bc%v*»r OvrrcoaLs
Morrow P»**iver d.*».
Knjr l>h Whitney <|r>.
Hr*'.* slirHVrr Gatrftrks
B!%ck P tt*r*h iin <Jo.
Pllver Mixed C*ss PuiU
Grey Cam. i|.*»
Velv •♦•cn Hunting f*ui»j
Pluck Hfii Brown Fr -rx *1 Can Bulti
Fancy and lllvk 8:lk V«*U
Black and Fancy Velvet Vest*
Fh'rM, Coi'ar*, 8 -k« and Tice
Under 8hlrt* and Drawers
hoys' nothing, Children's C| thing.
For Bargain* c ill on DAKItfCOlT, IIA ft It IJ A CO.,
r.olfi 118 Mate-Street.
WINTER < ’LOTI IING.
i,:;t it <;<>:
\ GOOD onportuni y lj now cfT**rH to p«irch*f?-ti to pet ?or»l
ftock At |o«r prices He prop, v orkir^ d« vn the wboh*
•r< rk, un»l t! Ir k w** can pleas.* the public taste, i.oih In *tyi- an !
price.
WE ME 1.1. "i;>S CIIE.il*.
Over Coat«, HuslnMi j*uin, Ca^irner# panU;
V<*'ut *n<l 8IU Vet 14, Merino ul Iris nnl biswerr,
(ilovrs. Neck Tir*. tlcmfartJ, Collar'* au«l f*u*|*en»iers.
Any and * v.ry tbln^oatl* r. irkvddown.
F r the next month w** ih&ll push sal •* ttrnue. Omcap for Ca.-ii
W. 3. TCFMaN, A»rt,
■If * 1UJ Wahl st.
TI1 E FAIR!
Tim Fair!!
])KR?ONg visiting the Ci'y during the /’.I//f, will do well to cal.
. and examine our rock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
which is the boftt we have evr-r gotten up anc! prie»»s to
M IT AI.L timiElfi.
SIMMON * MTM.KR,
Ojip j itc M.tcheh a Tyler *.
W. h. nsviosow. Salesman. ociO
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
NOAI1 WALK KR. .So CO..
(lirauct. of t* e Baltimore lfouse,)
103 earner .Unlit mni I Ifii or Pcnrl Strrelx,
RICHMOND, VA.,
DEALERS IN READY MADE ANiJ MANUFACTURERS
OF
GEMS AM) YOUTHS’ FIVE CLOTHING
avi» n KMoni.vfi noon?
Also a large xtnek of CHEAP CLOTHING, adapted to Servant.'
tVrai.t* whirl* we Invite the sperin) a'trr.tlon of
Tobacco Manufacturers and Farmers.
oclft
CLOTHING.
IirmiciiHf Sacrifice
3 HAVF It. «t<o x about lib* Ov r -c< at* and Pu*ln< •* Coats, r f dl'
I fcient •tu.llties and styles, left ever from Lat year, which l
have selected out and
MARKFD POWV,
to alo.ut one lir.lf of the usual mi lix.. rats k.
Call and exan.ii e t -m, and all II ore ret tied down to f ishlcn
r;.n get a good article for a very small price; a word to the wise.
Cal! cttly and take a chance, this L no humbug. I in. an all I
xav, the goods are here, and hi t '■
WM 1UA -Mini, 196Mali -
NOTICK.
f JNHK aul.s.-rlher having made a change in his business on the 1st
S. of July la-t, mak'-a it neersaary that alt accounts due Mm pre
Solus to that lime should bsckssd. He WSUl4* therefore, ask of
Ills old frit nils and customers to c.,me Mi w ard and discharge their
in •ttcdnrss. Thanktnl fee n:i*l favors, he would ask a contlnu
an-e of their patronage to the flew concern of X PENCE A GARY.
E. It. SPENCE,
Nu. lift, cor. Main and 1.9th 8ts.
Richmond, Aug. 20, i860.
COPABTNI BSHIP.
k HAVE this day assiod sled will mo, In tti' Merchant Tailoring
I ml R ady Made Clothing Business, VYM. O. OAKRV, of
«ry.'ton, Mrcklcnhnrg, Co., Va., said Cr partnershp to date froir.
J ilv 'it, 1 lie business will hereafter be conducted under the
name and style of Hpmrr A Garcy
Oratefu! f the very liberal patronage I have received for the
past INI years would most respectfully ask a continuance of the
tal r i a. ! It PKNCI
Is hi Ho. 19ft corner of Main and 18th fttrwat.
■loin C.MIAFEBA CO**
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
EXCHANGE BUILDING,
lltti STREET, RICHdlOND, VA.
Would respectfully call aUuntloa to their ntw jtyiss of
F :i 11 and W inter Groods.
ROOFING!!
t«lt/a VS'3, ROOn.XG!!!
B10I t.\A (CK FELT) BCOFINGMM
TIN i£«‘>FINfi
Wi \r# Dow prepared to put on the ORAVr.L ROOFING, of a
Also, ail kinds ofGCn FitS,
OONDOOTOB8,
and LIGHTNING ROD#
CHARLFh, D. VAl.K A CO.,
n>9-tf !■ I it! ■>. -i .. ■ ID - - .
STOCKS FOR 8ILE.
w •) rv A/ W \ ROANOKE VALLk Y RAILROAD 1RT MORT
> l " gag...
Kiri n ond and Danville, and Raleigh and Oat ton Kai’roada. St
mill I tng. coaling over one milieu of du'lan, with a mortgage tf
uiily I* 0,000. For a minute description ofth present condition and
future prospect of the Company, pamphlela can be bad at cur of
Bce.
-A!.«0—
C'V)i) Va. and Tennessee, 3J nortgtgo
, MKI York K ver s per cent, ltonds
t, <>0 Virginia f.’a
W* shares Richmond Fire Association
fa) do Fire and Marine
4 00 do Dauk ol the Commonwealth
lefi ti o. w. proem * co.
UjTK HAVE Imi STOKE AND OAr for Sals
TV on as favorable terras at the article eaa be Imported for. Of
ty pa V .iea Of, X ad >» pipes) of pure and boct loailty FRENCH
bRVNDY, of our own importation.
apt AI.VCY » MPUCmiP.
WESTON & WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN*
H () O T S, S II O E S,
LEATHER AND TRUNKS,
1*0. 15,
Pearl Street,
IIirisnioud, Virginia.
RIlSI— Ij
I 51 ,L 0 II S.II ;) N 51 ifT
On f!iif I'«r»>|n':m Plan,
CH Y OF NEW YORK.
Single Rooms f>0 c~ t.^. per I.>ay,
01IV HAi.L SUL-ARK, CORNER OF FRANKFORT FTREST,
(Ofi|*»,iti' Cilv Hall.)
.ti air, an they may be ordered In the spadea Refectory. There
> a haiiier'a MiOji and Huh Rooms attached to the llctcL
ti. H. It uurc of Uuuncra nad SlocSttiten, w'ic
It. FHKNfil,
Froi>rl.‘tor.
ti'AN ri- i) Every D.ugg's. and CroecriopurchaseFen.pl*’
Vv Infallible baking Pawd*'. pv i„.y,
l.ih and F.-nklln Mree’t,
JOHN VV (1 vFLICK,
Pr prjeioi ind Mas ifa t r. r.
iiriNCfiiunr »»* xvrup op the
f> l'il hl'HATeF, p'epared by Dr. H.urebill', fjruu a, *> I
Con.ic-Iei a u.oat Valuable remedy In the lr< atme.t for the Cen
aunii.thi . F»r .ale, with many n> w and v.'uai I pr-patalinns, 1 y
MKADK A HAKid v, l htrmse-iitl.fi,
do. I 18# Main a;., cor. shore F, I).
f A.v llnxrit ADI.1UNTINF CAM i rv l ,
1.1111 sale hg WW. WALLA OB RONS
CflTHT*.li.:\;: JELi.v.
(v \ K 1 qu .rla of traotp i • rich Jelly rat l.e made with ore
t jaVae- .f RPtttKLI' d fIFI-AVlaK, by our lmprov.d direc
■ lulls, and dial wlthaut boiling nr tfr. oar of » era.
NF. I’F a IIV K FK, Rn ga'sU,
let _I-'# Main Ht.. rnrn r arove P. O
|i n HAMKKTS fit .1.111'AS.N f. Fnra.le by
i1 V u-.i m jj Wallace .ONd.
SGnHEJW I.CCK MlUFiTORT,
DWELLIN'! Lo'kl of *T. ry t- , fi' l'nr n .^Tha.
1 •< v • / ■ , Kuiiul InkUcki;
niift and L -e of a*.} I . p •<.( „r .m, 0j
Tub-e.
ALL KINDS or REPAIRIN'! I"ONE.
Ai I lei! ro W .» Let my r.ar Ufa".or , I .,ra pr»j arrd to
Wirract It lo y;ye entre iatiafaciwo to t in 10 , ‘,j iKy, : me
wiu, a call.
WILLIAM SHADY,
tin Slain Sheet, btlwei. Ml. at.d fth,
fe!0—ly _ Ktcne »i.. va
KM ASUS' PATENT
coltku hakhow.
\\f Eln*'utk« atlantl.-ri of Ike P»rn.ln« Contiaii t>ilw
M t • '
NEW HARROW
which bat be-n t v i by many tr»> tv.,1 ram., ri. and ; rononrrrd
l.y them to be tb. *rrv t..*1 lotpl, ro. ye* (.<>!>, for pr.. . ’ 1,
the land r..r »e- *11 f email gr- ■, ami fec'.aaby r.nnlr g u . .ama
alter irrrtlnv »ttTi two b'ia. • d . il'f ki.| .'f I* i!i , I r
Web«v«r|>u -ha«edtf.f ' t f. r t ,J- !■ ' t'r.‘ i* I,. n *
nanu'nrmrii.y i.en for the eseulr g t w.n.abii rtipi. t.uLy Invite
an erariluatlnn of th*m
ly» __ liEOROr W/TTA 00.
LOUSE* «.V COOK S
Foundryand Msmular torv,
wtoor* wriarr, nai Ma.i, aJd»»y*D, tiav da.
nAYIbo mad* large edditir-. tao.r (Lop, tQ lv;t t‘« KouOiark
» ,
f I tl Italllni
y*'Mir.<laa, Mnlfoilt a. »’»ri •» I*S( c« a, Ulut.uw
l!nnri!.,A .A . t mil a\ • . ir H. «, I. • eat): bhuf.-r*
and get., t.! BUckum'JUci! and Ln:ib: g dcu. with n-ilo-e. a.J
uc*p.\tc' .
|?f Cemetery Rnidiv far the coentry, made «o u to be pet n
by an ordinary rtm-hei.lc t,
WILCJOX «i til BBS
SEWING MACHINES.
loveonii »r
J. F. Cl MBS, 1‘olnt,
PGCAIJONTAfl COUNTY, Va.,
\NP Ia niarj'tcuere.l under pateU. grurdrl tr h'n and Jar-,,.
• Win. I •.I i.i'. a. 1 t re! . dJulj 1»R
Au/u«' III, hV, E. *iuar« A ■ . Un*rrAert ir.Crr tie |
Pate:.tit, .< ctl• ... : • ;. o rft'-.J „ ,
qurMlr, t?i«r<- < a. I ni tl* -.lion in r T«rd tv the patent rhri *'
llleitee. .luvileated anil Ule moat pt.-ftcl working r.aineMi.
clilae now In uj« r *
III. .nieaiut.rvn.- ' — > I ’.'r a ,rr ..tied not It
rip In «r*>, ru l • r. tMeui>r.n *Uk.n taof f»> rice.
Price $bb to $13. Lvcry Machine tarra".
Jorrx t rrrT.rrv,
- Leirl. ’» Heck,
'ifrty proprI
WKltf1w‘I^5T?frT 0En' *
’ ' 111 I h« pun it Medics I
ri ot r\-r kr.r»r,; I u f,r. U.
" r r" ’ oir ;y i tU.nulm f,
• ’i.iai. ;in*if..r»i .
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,| a • r , ‘ ^ aKl ■* I •*, fT
■’ i’1 r OcOfllhi* (ATI
r, «u.| which u 'i;u’!ru» to
odjr in-1 mlp 1. In addition i»
li* ertlBcVe* bin. ith. hr hat
ecetvci a Dip; eta Iron) tl.o
I tKH." l.rrP.Ai.,*0 ,t
Y, ted edddiaral tea U u r »
ljtMOOl*i.l>li ".4 OLlicr c*tu to It* .i.
CIaTIHCATP1
r.; thr. Pin. js. 11. 9 l-'i
W. ’ • * . ,
you !••••.• 1.4. ud toil K ntidu i • • . • • . p . ■,
i
bgredlect at |l.e tt’hUkya In gtn ro1
BOOIII, GAU’;*T ( CAM AG
An I - * i*h Cbrnild*
*‘l W I . -jit o • ,
1 VlTPi-r.': t»d a »«r- .!* rf o. •’ 1 <• r > ■ ..
frrrp Mr. C> .r|i» i:. it . ' a rr s I iv'r , ,
fol’P to*t- i it I tn 4 • • • i i y •, ,
poloonott* or d-M.-rli u»iu! r'. .u < I '4 n a n it 1 » ,.,.r ...j
fine Huron d tt l.l-Ly. JaMcS li.Ci.H.1 V
An!-, M-..I
II Ti :, Matrl: 7. ]<dk
I hare "-.a'' - « rhefol .1 a . * . .
Chrctnul Grove W !-Vy. ah r*' j. r • • h • rr . .'1 ■ a 11 t j ,. ,
> - ,
of thu v. • 1
Be prctfcily, A A lilted, M I' . Pi..1* t. it ■ r *
Per tale by 0 W IfABtoVJr''
!*• !r I '.n-I;; I Ay.-t
er.11- f'n_Vn. IK n-.l- it -tr. • ■ lx,' ,j/ % ,
pMli'tSW*
ggk0Sis*
ff 0tD Vw CLD \
1% family nmmmm'
fflint al • ■> tl pp
111...
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IN Ml. »AT 'K. 1 I’.a'ia • \ t r
T O >.| L) . tl a-., of n lUtd. hi». c»i .1 In tl , ! ,i:,ji|. 1. of
>
pip In thr I'nltr l Ht-.tr> and to l l> u ay, In a yre»! iioVn , he at>
tr.loii- i t|.r , .cell.: > Ci’iili ti i.ijiy.
Pur lute hy
FIIE£nA> •«5'*ll,t44>v, rhn pit TMn'i'ery
On Mr & i. I . ■. ' - - , 1.
Ooitt'it tl411 .<?« it. v, f,
1 K i fi Pa >t r- , I’r .ton 1. 1
mliSI- dly
IHHtiii f.TT d LMlCliOSL
00\ CRNOR STlTKr,
AM r P • .,
. t up, (ur- P <; r!-,ir'..o! at..! ilatidt, W , .Jo pl'a.v*
Paper Hark •
CarprU, ti ri UM Bedi an 1 1'i.itrewe* made io..rler > ,1, .:i .
»l'-e Paper hi-., ([dor. I* the «liy rr. c um.y ; . ,.jei . ».. t.
■—»_ [c cl—
n HER f A w Ti.
IdlKlTOB OARMNi.T* V. 1 t'i pr ><.p »•, , y cf |Bn her
Li of the late I 1 . ,
9
happr to teiTc the eld ra*toiaert pf >ir Dudity. and ll.c toi ,ia
pro .rally.
Mock on hard,Wl.fe Pine. V-llrw l*i:.*, PVrrlru ’ rlnil, n.fr
ry, Ajh, Mai. aauy, Maple, Bet u-V... ... 1 ,ih.. .■ Mi .- .. *,•
El'iiKI C/ilt'j’S'OTO.V.
°0l_C if 1 -eniiln (.r, I i»,n hire. u.
jDBEM SI PI Ktl : IBIM.1 «M( - hi
lit f:-k'r-4 V'. 1 ftOfhel. Potter
17. t I i» ULti'k-iheHt iorir
80 tMrpoj.erunr hr*, tail Fao'.ly pinur
Pm **1 U»1 I’l k‘*d Hatrr.on
8N V l.: . Jio 1 N t'. I; e limlLiJ
2ft | -p* Mn. I Mr !.-:>•
28 i .. rncl’ah Dairy, l~st An,.fe and Goaftcn Che^,
l.at Vi al, Rt. PI. i . ii.
Jnyt rrcrlreo a To .a. ... s', |p, . . ,frr , f(Jr r,k(l or .
pt.i. |.t . •..ytooi-r 4, at 81 INN id i CO.’S family M,»
no' * 2 I and Main rt«.
ftAEW N *M - 5 FttK VAIL BOX* r,t.,
\T | >arly l Kmr > k (Jabb yt
i'O Oxli- lit do
D.. 8 in-|bki do
L- v lnaa.h—.d do
l' PV'l.t i, do
P»ri» C.uWiootre
Ri.ur.d hevi * rr»c *h
OriOln Cur.L- a* „
Sml;. ItuUtr ! r”are
I'o Jinri v Hmco'etrrllh do
Bi»«*»r.d hr-•.y*- b»
***** __ *•**• PALVFH,PON k CO.
BKOin rilKO Miorw. Vi-rM,' rat
iki Ho 48 Main rttret, &♦ £.f,n tj,t j;n irox r>y 1
■
^ yt a A. i < ■ • i
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! f,r1lt_Co.- PftUndr>g ,u.
rtlRMB FARWBRff ROOT . ..,
A WP|))/ of *• >•* : i* •! K ,rr « 11 * j | # *>V m
8ew«*il fiootat U No. fJ M..io Ulrtfl, jlgi u. bl/ ct
I _ WM. WAIJiH.
I860. ' I !. I!: * UK. 1800.
COACH MATKRIAIiS.
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»nd Ives' pat., amlTx - • *i,.
, eminuk «WL»-**3
17,wi* T t. 'nj.r. , r» veils eteel, Uupertu and cuuu. a
8prings, fr. .a 2 to :o j.:-• -.
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K0,et« Oma Hoi't, w teU Spelt, , too lets Ptllorf. SUfu.
Pole., hove., ke ’
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PARTITA — *’• r 1 . rout'd' 1.: • etit .tef
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ii»W Twi. v k lie,, iierr1''*
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