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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-22
HAVE WE THE AGUE AMONG Us |!
HNAKE KIER,S RQEK OIL. n tea .nnnn fnl nrnrz fh

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TAKE KiER'S ROCK OIL. teaspoonful every three
hours the absence of the fever, and you Will be
cured OF Ague. Same dose wiil cure OarrEoea dose
sery hour for Cholera Morbusor Piles and Rheuma-
tism, dose times day. and apply externally Tor
Burns. Worms and Group IL is excellent remeoy FOR
Sore Eyes. battle 3times ny. You can be cured OF
Coughs and Colds, White Swengs, Old Sores and W.
cers Cancerous Affections &c &c. by its use. II has
cured hopeless cases OF Blindness and Deafness Good
for Bles Eruptons Of the Skin. litter and Female ps
eases. NOWTHESE THINGS ARE SO, and the rea-
is-NatuEe made this oil. and made IL RoHr- III is
making and friends rapidly as soon as red al over
the country. Ii is bottled in its Natural state, and un'
like the old Kentucky OIL is used Internally as well NJ
esternafy. -. -
Get free Circular Of Directions OF the Agent-ex-
anime and try this wonderful remedy. It's safe and DIS
appoints none. Price so cents -
EVERY VESTIGE Of the dreadful Disease, Scrofuia,
can be eradcaed in less time and atess cost
or TO the patient than with any othsr
remedy
The bloom OF health, and life, 10 man will bfing;
Asfrom her depths the magic liquid flows.
To I'm sufcrfgs, aud assuage our woes
This is obtained from well near Pntsburghs
Pa 900 feet below the earth's surface For sale by
KELLER, FARNSDEY e. co ,WOOL>EY d LlNCk.
and HALIOCK & STODDARD. Evansville.
R.M. LYON, Fo.t Wayne,
octsd&v Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-22

nv Ill. relieve every ''hnman being" who has apv q
! w the following symptoms:
Indigestion Headacb.
nai o,ess Extreme Nervous Agitation
aeo"! Palpitston of the Heart
SENSE OF oppression ut An ncaEacitv for the slight.
=, .ne P't Oh tre Stonleh est eX~rtion
Depression Of Spirits Mistiness a Indistinenes. N
neafiness Vision
Soo L.anos ana ree' Unpleasant tiste in the
,n " 'ue Lims anu Mouth. particularly when
oneI Pais rising in the morning
ns es.su, Nnvsea Dull heavy pain ard sense of
SSn'.ui! vi nesP'rahon weight IN the Head
S .SpW temporary loss of me- ory
nnaonn! 4 sense OF Emptiness
D,;,; snsss Pulse less frequent aud more
G.S feeble than usual
ItIteme LanSuor and En- Dependency
N assuoh Emaciaor and Extreme De-
neauessness bility.
Principal Depot ut
BURNkT'S, NO. IL, EAST FOURTH STREET
CIV IySATI, ONO.
IFFcr sale by Druggists every where
PPrice 80 Cents
IPCountry Dealers supplied at Proprie,oy,. mica.
BY all ineinnsu pruggi,ts P
Purchase hone but 30. HAIsrrp', Anti. Dy,nen
tic Pills" D'SPeP
CEEvery box OF the Genuine Pile has the name OF
20. .isrED" on the side label
For sale in Evansville, Ind.,ty
KELLER FARNSLEY& rO
HALLOCK 81 STODDARD,
oc'sV WO0LSkY g. LlNCk.
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~ ~- -4GDII B0ps.
SEMSrALFRolgT DRY GOODS STORE
FIRST sTEErr BETWEEN sAIS AND t0orsr,
Granville, Ind.
TINE Projectors beg respectfully to INFORM the
inhabitants Of Evansville and surrounding country,
that they have above Store and fitted IL In
suPero, s,e wG 70 Snx ws, Of tbe
tains and pledge themselves that noticing shall be want
ing on their part merit the confidence aud patronage
Our stock IS comprised Of every description of Foreign
and Domestic bry Goods suitable for Fall and Winter
The Proprictors solicit tho attention OF tho ladies' par
culary tci5 stock Of Lacss and cries; also,
he new styles in Ms..is' aud Gss; % the 9,a day Of
r. Bone price. No deviation. Each article will
% .s sps g. a''' EDWARD fEGAy CO.. Prop'n.
ID ECEivEp this day per Quaker City, at the Sign OF
N the Golden fish, on Water street,
:. F. Indigo ~
c0UO lbs spanish Sole Leathuf.
case NutmeRs.
: Gag, Pmento. sSs
~ do Pepper.
100 mat Cassia.
caskSat Petrc.
bags Race Ginger.
| 2bblsSoitshell Almonds
| do English Walnuts.
caskMadder.
10 kegs. c. Soda.
| 135 pkg,Tea, and for sale at low ngu rv6 %
| octa
~ 900 .ags Rioconee;
Is do lava do; in store and for sale by
| octs PRESTON bhoS.
BACON! BACONN
lust received, * casks Bacon In prime order, winch
W. WI" 90" - DECKER & KRAMER.
.epoqev~ Main 81. between LIST and I'd SIS.
| n IL accounts againt in favor OF mo. wish flc'
i A .ented as soon possible for adjustment, at he
old stand on Main STREET. now Keller farnss! c..
where they will bn aended too in per'o1' or 'Ae
NEW GOODS.
u IN 60 doz Spring Sticks, assorted.
90, do gray LIANT Wool Hose. assorted.
|, 50 do whit, white DO 90 90 DO DO do
100 do Cashmere do do
600 do Gum suspsdcrs 90
$ ~ T nv SvN JAS LOW & CO.,
.ctI Az Main Ct, Louisville ny
MERINos. Enish and French OF various S,e co.
l4-4 ors, for sale xEMBiCHs Dry "ood sore
Main Street, three doorsilow second. lsepSo
WALL PAFR HANGINGSI
CHEAPEEHAN EvERl!
>HE subscriber hayipa very large ana wen eeiecsea
i stock OF WALL PAER and BoRDEho ot every
wi,
vnnced he III offer thent exceedingly low prices
They will be 30 low that will make 1t the Interest Oh
the purchaser TO buy OF hi. nm
he invites every call, as bis styles are 90 hu'
merous that he Is conndeao please the taste OF all.
-. MPPAPER HANGINtone with nestness and dis-
patch and At the '0~e' jim INC c. rEvEREUx. Jn..
oets Main street bween First and Second sis.
WAVED.
AL FIRST rate fresh MiEow for which cash VIII be
q lid nv c. X. DREW,
Pavilion Hotel.
;; rI,AR. Bills antegs, in ine order, for sale
low by Z. GILBERT & CO,
sep9 "scamore near " s'ef.
GREAT REDUCTNI IN READY MADE
CLOHlNG.
WYE mos. respectfully purchasers OF Ready made
w Clothing to examiu'ur stock previous to max
ing their purchases Onr g experience together with
our wen kown snail Preton our goods. ought 70 in.
- dnce those who set 70 6ariy and honorably dealt
WITH 70 pa ronize the whohle Clothing Establishment
Of olLBERMA ANSPACHER & CO.
octs Main. door below the Bank.
IT INSEED GIL. obbl spd hf bbl for sale to
70 II close the lot. aal " GILBERT e. CO., 81.
| -ocis Hr7.-i s,ccmoTe near Nater
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T OOK HERE, YOU PLASTERERSi!-1,0O0 bushels
IL Cattle Hair hand and for sale low by
sep2olmd ;. r. ELLioii'
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JOY TO THE ORLD!
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILL Err.

FOR THE ENTIRE ERADICATION OF ALL PAIN.
kxTERNAL AND INTERVAL REMEDY
NO FAMILY sHorLp WITHOUT It'll
One twenty five cent bottle will do convince You
ofits efficacy, than all the advertisements
in the World.
The Pain Killer almost imme diaiely cures the follow
Ing complaints, viz: Chill Il Fever Cholera Cholera
Morbus, Darrhea severe Burns, Dyspepsia Painters'
cholic, Piles, Boils, General Debility, Coughs Head
Ache, sudden Colds. Sweled Joints, Tooth Ache
Cramps d Spasms, rheumatism. Pains In the Back a
side and various other complains-in fact il is PAIN
KILLER!
GISTS OF CINCINNATI
Cincinnati, Oct. go. Ie4o
We the undersigned, Druggists OF this city, have
bcen scouanted with and sold for two pastsH
article OF Family Medicine known rs PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, and we world assure
has given the best satisfaction to the purchaser. We
can recommend II To the public an article OF CHEAT
MERIT AND VIRTUE. lndeei,we never knew an
article Of Medicine become deservedly popular In -
short sine which proved by the fact OF its extensvs
,ae and constantly increasing demand. signed
J. r.rs G. Bates Bates W xhs as gsk.n' g.
<. b. Hinnnan, L. sco,iIl. J. c. R.akin.
j. d. Roughly, WI. NJ. Gordon. Allen d Co.,
w. n. Harrison Co.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IL PAIN KILLER.
The name Pain Killer belong. exclusively to the Sre
prietor OF this Medicine That right has been recently
ing an article by that nar,e of the manuasurs OF
PERRY DAVIS & SON, will be prosecuted
BEWAREl
of nj. imitation, Of the Genuine PAIN KILLER such as
the California Pair Killer, and many other worthless
nostrums that offered for sale on the reputation OF
YOU get the genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer" Sold
by agents i'm every town and village IN the west.
Principal Office for the sale Of the Genuine v Perry
Davis Pain Killer in the Southern and western stass
No. College Building. Cincinnati. Chio.
in. HARRIS d Go. Proprietors.
soldbv wooLSEY & LINCk,
Evansville wholesale and Retail agents. Also fof
eraily sug24d&w
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- tch Paid. Black Brccade. plain black. and Satin
de Chens silks also large variety Of coors Of Lining
''' liz" 1''s sCoIsuRNa HERssuReERs.
sey1e aW 30 Corner Msin Sc Water ats.
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BITTROLFF a. SONS,
- HAVE lust received and have now open Tor
Va. sale and inspection. large andfash'onaole stock
~ of Jewelry, Watcheslsy ware CIoes s a',a
nl STYLES We would call particular attention to our
stock OF gold and silver Watches, among winch are
some ex,ra fine English levers In heavy gold cases. also
vsrx ane SILVER Watches. We have now On hand the
largest and most complete assortment OF Jewery silver
Wa Sc ever offered In this market at unusually low
, .nJ therefore respectfully invite the Ladies and
the public generally, to give a. call and tase look,
.ansJ:amd Main 81. between First & Second.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale, largo lot Of Iooklr
y glass Plate. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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CHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low ut our FL
~ nture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood
cane seat. and sofa-seat Chairs.
juni7 WoOLSEY e. NELSON.
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COFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furaitur'
- rooms, eight ane Sofas.
jan27 WOOLSEY q NELSON.
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~OFFEE...
II 200 .ags Rioco1ee;
o. do Java do; in store and for sale by
octS PkEsIoN bhoS'
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WER RIFT. FIELD & CO..
110USE FURNISHING GOODS.

x7INEGAR.-s0b bls frts quality Cider Vinegar.
" Co. ale wholesale or retail at COOKS
octs -'srt Fanny Srccefy.
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TOTICE.
IL accounts againt, or in favor Of mo. wish fre-
"A sentcd as soon possible for adjustment, al ne
old sand on Main STREET. Keller, Farnslsy q CO..
where they will ba aended too in person, orb tAe
aid frm. 1yiSl ~ DH"N
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-09-24
HON. JOHN Y. MASON.

We regret to learn that this distinguished
gentleman is dangerously i'll at his residence
in Richmond, and we sincerely hope that the
account is exaggerated. Few men in our
country are more esteemed MS citizen, or a
public servant Of approved merit. But yester.
day his name was connected with a high off.
cial post under the present administration, and
his death would be loss to the country as well
as to n wide circle Of devoted friends
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-09-24
THE RUSSIAN NAVY.

We find the following statement of the
strength and distribution of the Russian naval
force in the letter of correspondent Of the
Nep York Herald, writing from London. AS
the precarious relations existing between Rus
STA and Turkey give interest to every thing
tending to exhibit the military condition of the
two parties, we subjoin the following extract
under the belief that il will be read with atten-
ton. It represents the naval force of Russia
as being much more considerable and formida-
bic than most persons in this country regard it.:
The Russian fleet consist of five divisions, of
which three are stationed in the Baltic, and two in
the Back Sea. In the las, war with Turkey, Rus
STA had 20 vessels OF TIE line, Is frgates, 20
vettes and briggs. brigantines, 16 cutters, 81
schooncrs, 20 galleys 25 loatin-hatferies l2l gun
boats--making a total Of 4G SAIL and carrying
G0s0 guns. Since that time great activity has
prevailed in The Russian docks, and the result is
that ~ the presepf day the Russian feet consists
Of 60 vessels OF the line, of from 10 10 100 guns
81 frigatcs, of from 30 TO co guns; 10 coveTties
briggs and brigaines, 40 steamers $50 gunboats and
gsiieps-the whole manned by $4,000 sailors and
26,c00 maFnes, with 5000 guns"
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-09-24
The Democratic Conventions at syracuse.

The Democratic Conventions ut Syracuse.
II is well known that the thirteenth instant
the democratic delegates from the several counties
in the State of New York repaired TO Syracuse,
for the purpose of holding State Convention, and
that the result was two separate organizations as
well the nomination of two sets of candidates
for State officers. The particulars of tho proceed
ings have already been made known TO the public,
and it now merely remains for ms to place the es-
sen,ial reported facts on record, in a condensed
form.
That portion of the democratic delegates called
"IIards,' organized with eighty delegates; Ira p
Barnes acting as chairman, and A. d. Wait and
w. ]. Russell, secretaries.
Mr.. Mofatt and a committee fro.i Brin,nall
Hall or Soft Shell Convention" announced that
they in session, and requested that Mr.
Barnes and others would attend the meeting but
Mr.. Barnes replied that he and his friends did
not consider their lives safe in place ruled and
overawed by DULLES, imPoyed for the purpose !;
and therefore presented his Compliments TO those
assembled, and declined further participation
|. General WARD moved that committee of eight
be appointed from each judicial district 10 nomi-
nate permanent officers; and the motion was
agreed 10.
General Ward, John Wheeler, Stephen Clark,
d. ID. Campbell, William Kerlise, A. Birdsall, T. J.
Reynolds, and +. III. Cutting were accordingly ap.
pointed.
General CLARKE was called out, and expressed
his satisfaction nj seeing many democrats pre-
sent, returning 10 the old principles of the party.
lie referred to the trading of principles in lSi9 as
leading 10 the introduction Of political nfdels in
1851, in tho State convention, when the commit
tee on resolutions were ont twenty-six hours upon
the question TO ascertain whether the chairman
would consent 10 the resolutions endorsing the
compromise; yet to-day he is holding an Office
with salary Of $1,000. ID was stated that he
supported the Baltimore platform, having been
converted by holding national Office. II they
mcant TO sgppori the democratic platform, they
would sustain a nomination. The national de-
mocracy had supported the Union. and had never
been defeated. Better lei all go than baye this
state OF things. Once, IL one party was in the ma
jori,y. they nominated ticket and pill supported
il. He believed the President 20 be- as pure and
honest man ever lived but his cabinet was
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-09-24

brethren Of the press we shall be cour-
teous and gentle. If in the heat OF con-
troversy We should sometimes speak plainly,
se shall ever strive TO avoid speaking rudely.
We commence our career with kindly feelings
to all, nor shall il be our fault il those feelings
abide not with MS tn its end.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-09-24
Bay The Richmond Wing contains the "a

eas- The Richmond Wing contains the sad
intelligence Of the death Of Edward Lyons,
second son Of James Lyons Esq., Of that city,
by the accidental discharge Of his gun. He
was youth Of great promise, and the bereave-
ment to his afflicted family viii elicit sincere
general sympathy.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-09-24
--~ -~evS

DAY" In our next issue We viii publish the
communication of Hon. Edward Everett, late
Secretary Of State, in reply to the dispatch of
Lord John Russell, which latter paper has been
before the public for some time.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-09-24
SEPTEMBER "a, 1853.

Des~ We have sent copies Of this, orr first
number, to many of our friends throughout the
country; and we have omitted to send it to
many because We were ignorant Of their post
Offices Those who wish to patrouize rs will,
we trust, send us their names al IN early day.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-09-24
THE "soFr SHELL" DEMOCRATS,

So called in contradistinction to the "hard
Shells" assembled at Brintnals Hall, rcorganized
with Mr. J.. b. Skinner as their chairman, pro fem
No business was transacted by the convention
for the space of an hour, when the committee OF
conference to the hard shell convention returned,
and reported 10 their chairman, Mr.. Mnbbctt, that
they had waited upon Mr.. Barnes, and found him
AT a meeting of portion Of the delegates at the
Globe Hotel.
Mr. Mabbett asked leave OF Mr.. Barnes TO cx-
plain the object of this conference committee,
Mr. Barnes laid this before his friends, and they
authorized him 20 report in writing.
Mr. Mabbett then read Mr. Barnes letter TO the
convention as follows: E
III have bean waited upon by James Mpbbptt,
Esq, Of Duchess, requesting my attendance al
Brihinalrs Hall 10 act as presiding officer in CON
junction with the individual WHO claims 10 have
been elected. My roplyis that myself and friends
do not consider ourselves in safety in an assem-
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-09-24

New ORLEANS RAGN statedthat. go
of Springfield, New Jcrsy kaaor
recently received from M
rags, from which he caugh'
be the yellow fever, and died
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-07-13

Clothing Mandatory, Grand Rapids, Mich.
II PORTER has been receiving during the last
lie few days, large additions TO his stock of
Spring and Summer goods, consisting in part of
the richest and rarest assortment OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERI.
CAN CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
That has ever been before offered for inspection in
this city. Also a full supply Of first rate French
and English style Vestings. Such as plain, fig
ured and striped Marseilles, plain and figured sat
ins of various colors. Some very rich STYLES of
Grenadine and Barathea silks, buff cashmeres, &c.
These goods are of the latest style and importa-
ton, and will be made to order in as good style,
and at as low prices as any other Establishment.
Also, a large and beautiful stock OF
Furnishing GOOds-Conssting of black and
fancy tab stocks, hair stocks various coors black
Italian silk cravats, fancy silk cravats, black and
fancy silk Napoleon ties, coat links, English half
hose all qualities, coorcd Lisle gloves, plain and
bordered linen handkerchief, Bingham cravats,
French lawn cravatS.
Having enlarged his Establishment and added a
Wholesale Room up stairs, he would invite the at
tenton of Country Merchants to his stock of
Ready Made Clothing Which has all been
manufactured in Grand Rapids, and under his
personal supervision, and is warranted of superb
or style, quality and workmanship, which will be
offered at prices defying competition.
1000 COats-Among which may be found every
kind, such as sleeps gray, full cloth, plain and
fancy cashmere. Drap de etc Caslmerett, linen
and Kentucky Jean coats from one dollar up
Kentucky Jean sacks for one dollar and twenty
five cents, and some of very superior quality for
one dollar and seventy-ive cents.
sOOO Vests-Conssting of Marseilles, black and
figured satin, plain and figured farmers satin, &c
Also full and complete assortment of
Hats aud Caps-Vcry fashionable Moleskin
Hats, double brim palm leaf hats, Canton style
leghorn hats, Panama Maracaibe and youths hats
of various styles and qualities.
Our Custom Department is under the entire
charge of Mr.. JOHN MATHTSON, who is well
Ini,,
sessing more than ordinary abilities in his profess
sion. Grand Rapids, May II, 1853.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-07-13
Good Books.

" Givc attendance to redding."-St. Paul
Visdoms rays are rays Of pleasantneSs, and all
her paths are paths Of ace."-Solomon.
Rev. VIM G. Comfort has just received a choice
selection of Religious and Miscellaneous books,
which he will sell mt New York Prices at his resi-
dcnce or on application in any part of his circuit.
All the Publications of the Methodist Book Con-
Germ furnished TO order and also the works of 9th
or publishers which are kept on sale at their con-
Germ He is also agent for the Methodist Quarter
~ Review, Christian Advocate and Journal North
western Christian Advocate (of Chicago). Sundy
School Advocate, Missionary Advocate, Ladies'
Repository and National Magazine [9l
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-07-13
THE OLD BROWN STORE.

THE subscribers have removed their stock of
goods to the Old Brown Store, below the one they
formerly occupied, where may be found good as
sortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware,
Crockery, Groceries and Provisions, Boots and
READY PAY than any other store in Ottawa
County
We shall soon receive new stock that will
make our assortment complete, and we shall sell
at prices that will be satisfactory to the closest
buyers.
n. b. The highest market price will be paid in
CASH for LOGS, LUMBER and SHINGLES.
GILBERT & co.
Grand Haven, May 10, 1853.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-07-13
Boots and Shoes.

I TAKE this opportunity of rendering my thanks
Il to the public for their liberal patronage the past
year and trust shall cOntinne to merit their ia
vor.
have just received my fall and winter stock of
Leather; comprising French Calf Skins Philadel-
phia and Roanoke Kip, Spanish Sole ank oak tan
ned leather and English Bend. am now manu-
featuring all kinds of work in my line such as
mems Dress Boots of the latest style, ladies' wear
of all kinds. Gents, II you want boots in the
height of fashion, made of substantial material
call and see mine, and buy CHEAP FOR CASH,
Grand Haven, Dec. 90, 1852. H. MERRILL.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-07-13
SPRING GOODS!!

Fresh arrival from New York City.
rCNHE increase of business under the READY
1 PAY SYSTEM has induced the undersigned
to open the seasons trade with an entire stock of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, staple and fam
cy carefully selected and purchased with view
to sell LOW for CASH, making it an object for
customers to pay down as the surest basis for
GOOD BARGAINS. We subscribe to no prices
but our own, consequently the best test of our
terms can only be made by personal eXamina-
ton, to which we invite old and new customers
generally.
The attention of the LADIES is specially called
to our assortment Of the latest styles of Bcrages,
Poplins, Berage De LANES, Silk Tissues, Lawns
and Trimmings.
Prints we have in great variety as well as Bon
nets, Ribbons, Kid and Silk Gloves, Laces, En-
brodered Collars, Linen Handkerchefs, Muslins,
Linen and Cambria Edgings, &C.. &c.
We have no fears of showing our GOODS-try
us and see. FERRY Il SONS.
Grand Haven, May Is, 1853.