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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02
An ugIy Uo,ument.

lac Lexington gazette quotes the foil swing choice
extracts from a speech delivered by Senator Hunter
IN reply to Mr.. Bell, Of Tennessee, upon the Iowa
land bill, in February, 1862:
I'VE see, too, propositions to give every man , fam.
proposition 70 give laCd TO all the e1iles ubn r,. a ' .
ron ao,oau, and VINO may be sal to be victims Of oppr..
slon anJ PROBABLY We shall coon have a propo.iu,n ~ ,m,
the lands down 70 n mere uomina! price, Such s,h,nppu
ss these moot %infsllibiy lead to agriria, a ,rt,G,aa :.
s'rii . between the difjroot sections Of the Corfsdersc,
ana warfare III the very bosom OF society, amoDg,t ia ..
rlous classes, cOntending with each other for ni,nd,, 80
der the forms OF legislation" "
TO give every man a farm, to putdown the md. q ma.
nominal prices, to mold out tue ideso giving , f,,m . aso.
man who comes here from abroad as soon as bs reaches ~;
county, would have the effect TO turn the emipr,ti,n y,
tpsoon,n - M o the country, and pro luce results Ink,
.oosepo uh'eh ! nave referred. ! say, sir that we ouvb
70 Heat 'he . ream OF emigration aud popul, lon nrsci,.,
: 1870 conmerce aud trade; leave all opeu 20 fre,
..o1P sa unust J'ss aud equal laws, resortips to no eI
nor false aud artificial impulse to it,"
The Senator is completely cornered bv b;s or,
speech. a little more than two years AGO no donro.
Gated "a proposition to put the lands down To q mora
ly nominal price" Now no is tho author NJ n,o
position TO put those same lands down to the nomin,
price OF freHtycdcean even weiee.aad-a.halC cent
per acre "a scheme which, in his own langige, woul,
"most ~infallibly lead to agrlrian agi,a,ions. to strif.
between the different sections OF the confederacy
and warfare in tho very bosom Of society, amonrs
its various classes, contending with each other 70
plumber under the forms Of Legislation"
Had tho very identical proposition which Senate
Huntcr's land bill embraces been before Congress
February, 1852, In place Of the Iowa land bill, III,
Virgins Senator could not have made a speech NOR,
90 the pd"t against IL than he did on tina. occasion
" such a propos ton was anti.states Rights, anti.
Democratic doctrine in 1859, by what process, W,
PeAy to Q informed, has il been Transformed intc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

VAN BUREs AGiIs.-John f.. Vest, brother OF Bill.
whipped Van Buren, pretty badly on 81 street a few DAYS
ago, while riding on q horse, aud Van had 4 warrant
issued against bin. Vest gave the complainant the cost
of the warrant the day after it was obtained, as tine terms
OF a compromise, which Van willingly accepted, aud more
willingly got drunk upon. Vest appeared before the
Mayor on Thursday, in compliance with the conditions of
his r,cognizince entered into upon hs arrest, but Van
Buren, having kept aoof, the case was continued ill yes
terday. Being sworn, he denied having any recollection
of who whipped him, being drunk at the time. fIc was
even drunk when he applied to Mr.. Wingfeid for Il e
warrant, and had no recollection Of what he said 10 him.
He had a black eye which he said he go, by IA niDg of a
horse. lie believed he never would get dtunk again.
We believe otherwise.
Vest was discharged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

30 The "MOTiiElts' BhEhsr CLOrIis," considering
she limited means used to bring them into public noioriety, have
met with a success unparalleled In the history OF remedies.
The Introduction OF them to public attention, has developed n
Tact Which Is truly graiifyins'-the fact that they are destined to
supply a remedy which will relieve more suffering, intense, ago
mixing sinertng, than any single remedy known among men. T e
suffering which they prevent, and which they relieve s conhned to
no class or condition. Its sway Is As wide as the globe, and
wherever the mother OF ehhdren is found, there the truly di.tres,
ing and peculiar suffering incident TO 4 GATaEaKD or Risk BRHIsr
Is knOGn and atteGtei.
These cloths have attained a wide celebrity throughout Virginia
and some Of the southern States, aud whilst we have many high
Testimonials 20 their great value. we have yet to hear Of their
azure "a n single instance 10 give entire satisfaction.
~ A remittance Of tlO0, accompanied by IL cents worth OF
postage stamps, viii secure the prompt transmission by mail Of q
pair OF these Cloths 90 any part OF the United States.
They are 70. sale exclusively by
ADiE C GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
lel lI Main street. Richmond, virginia.
sD Pun directions for applying these Cloths, will accompany
them. IL would he esteemed a great favor II persons using these
Cloths, would make known the estimate they place upon them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

A DISTINGUISHED GALLArr.-John J.. Van Buren,, VIM.
Ii. Vest and Sinl rree"ailer, all Of second street, were
again before the Mayor on yeslerday-the two former Nc
detendants-the latter AS complainant.
The charge was an attack 10y Van Buren, and Vest, upon
The after, near the 6urrying ground in the early part OF
this week.
The first dispute arose between Vest and tho complain
ant, who, having seized a rock, put Bill to flight. Van
buren, took up the gauntlet for his friend, who was routed
and INDICATED him by telling Treewaller, he was a d-n
injuries done. Bill Vest was in Court in the early par,
Of the day, but the case being put back too long, he wa.
permitted TO leave for the purpose Of recruiting his spirits,
which were somewhat depressed, after a bard spree dur
ing Thursday.
Van Buren, was committed in default Of bail for a sun
Of 300 to be Of good behaviour for twelve months.
Vest would doubtless como up for a share ia the dis
ponsation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

TfpE WATER CoSsEcTIos CoMPLErx.-The Canal boat
Nina, belonging 20 Messrs. Mason & Lewis, OF scottsyille,
passed from the Uasin through the locks to Rockets,
shout 3 o'clock on yesterday morning, and delivered a
cargo OF Flour from the Mills Of her owners on hoard a
brig boutd for New York. Thi, il the first regular Canal
boat that has passtd through the locks.
The passage WAS very auccesslul, aud a. FREQ fon ri.k
or il jury, such as might bs apprehened in the first ex.
pertinent, as though the work had been 10 operation for
years.
There vas some unnecessary delay occnsionod bv -,
misunderstanding on the part OF the mule driver. VITO
tailed To attend with his team az the point imm,diatpIy
below the 9th lock, whence IL IL intended 10 prop n The
boats by horso power. This, however is not likely 10 oc
cur upon u better understanding of tho mOius ou,,nuh
In this connection. This reference to the nropellina
agency reminds us ofthe %proprioty Of callink attention 10
t~herugged condition Of the TOW path along tho dock, imme
diately TO the rear OF the gas house. IN liz present CON
diiDn 1t IA almost impossible for any beast 10 travel upon
il. Tue Nina had to be worked almost tho entire r,v
with paddles because Of this defect, which. If not AZ oncs
%remcdied, will materially retard tho passage Of boats
through.
Who can estimate the advantages to our commercial H..
tetesis of this connection 7 Never has IN zero been an i'm
nroVcment made In this city whose benefits will bo mo .
comprehensive.
The great swing which will he effected In tho trsnspor.
ta,on Of goods by this channel must ultimately rebound
to the benefit OF the farmer, who, after all, was the suffer.
or by the costs attendant upon the original mode OF trans
shipment The merchant had necessarily regard u these
expenses In tho purchase OF grain or auy other commodity
Tho cost Of inyage upon each barrel Of fur from the
basin to Rockets was 1--WE cents, three aud a half Of which
will be saved by the direct transportation, In ADDITION
to the expense Of discilsrging at the basin. while a cor aid
cradle advantage must arise from the delivery Of the flour
on board the ship free from the injuries incident 10 tho
tedious process Of discharge, draysge and reshipment.
These may well be esteemed benefits OF no small msg-
nitude. The advantage Of Dispatch 10 this operation 10
the various interests identified with this trade IL On
element we'll worthy TO be considered In a general view
Of the advantages ofthis new enterprise.
1.-THE Know Nothings would oniy let us be We would
have spirit enough to indulge the most ec,latic feelings Of
joy alta cJnsumition Ike this, vbici promises 10 infnse
vitality into tho long neglected interests Of this Old Do
miDion.
The cargo Of -four Of board the boat Niua, was con-
sEnsdt 70 RIglsnd & Brother Of this city.
We honored the Minis BY placing our valuable person
on board OF her during her passage through the looks,-
We realized 10 Ourselves infinite pleasure when, perhaps
twenty years hence, we would reflect Opon the circum.
stance Of our passage through on the frat boat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

SELLING fIsH.-Gustavus Staples. a free colored Eel.
low; was summoned before the Mayor on yesterday upon
a charge Of selling fresh fish at the upper Market m
rhursdsy. NJ. Saml Jones said be purchased a bundle OF
spot's from Staples tor three four pence.. but believed
.hey were gwen to him as an accommodation. Staples
told him he bought them a few minutes bef,re Tor The
same price.
The case was continued till to-day, until a copy Of the
ord,nance under which the charge wa. brought, should
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

The LARCENY CAsE.-Pocahontas Kiper, and Nav
Don. who stood charged with breaking through a back
sindow OF the house Of Nathan Marcus, on 9th stre.,
during bis absence in the latter part Of last week, and
taking out Of his bureau sundry small articles Of clothing
aud Jewellery, which We have already enumerated. were
discharged by the Mayor on yesterdsy;-ths CHARGE orig
mating IN malice, as was clearly proved.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

FisEp.-Mr. James s. Homer, was fined 81 by the
MAYOR on yesterday, Tor permitting a quantity of filth 10
remain 10 a gutter in 'front.' OF his residence, Adams street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

NATANTEU.-For q small family, for the balance OF the
w year, q hnt-rate Washer and froner, without lneum-
erAoes; TO 90, aso as Ladies' Chamber Maid. Apply 81 hi, OF.
Gee. sci
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02
EAHETIHHESWAHE: cHINa,&c.

CHINA DC.
FALL LhfOnT IA TON, 1854
VIM. +. BUTLER,
No. I'D, Main Street, south Side.
received per ships "Senator" and al, CLAW via New
IL lork, aud by the "Athen, :" direct 70 this ro,t a y.ry Iargs
stock OF nan and CHINA, and from the I,.,.Tn
maIn'aeta'e rs h, usuAliarge supply OF Glassware, Looi Ing Ola .
ess,, s oa'tSrs and M Fancy Goods, all purchased at the lowest price,
In this market, upon the most favorable terms.
special pains taken to pack securely. ausD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02
RIoHroNp MARKErs ssplemh.r

Toeaeco--Prlees are without change. We quote hug. At 10 %
common leaf tsk 10 N. redium Qualities en- To 81 ; ruoJ AM
an, ,asipPIns o. nv very 90. .hlegins II to isS; seed ss,
Mh.AlIPrine .hite :, selling at o. so an pei me rcd sLI
occasionally 4 very One article sells Ave cents higher.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02
LyNCunUpc rop,cco uIpvr

fODn.lU HnHhh mug. "U.
g1ns,pE week Of las, year: Msrhst Without change; sale. Of lug
y % 10 v; common leaf 5 90; medium do. 9 ~ TO & rood and an,
do. . TO 10 90. good aud nnc manufacturing Yuaii,i.. contain,
scarce, and nne aud extra grades command higher prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02
DKsIaAnLRG aiming

DEsiHABLE GOODS.
NM LLlNGHAM, ELLEfr 4 co are receiving dIr.c. f,ov,
w auctions, the following goods, all Of which viii b. al, =,
much lessthtn the cost OF importatlon
kieh PLAID Poult De Soie, q boiled
Rich Broche Glace Pou De Sole
BLACK Figured and Plain GroderinS
Bonjours French Merinos, high c Iours
ALI Wool Plaid and plain DeIAins
Black BombaIine, Loupine make
Coiored English Merinoes and P9plins.
Black Npacas ana Surges
Shirt, Vest and Coat Pearl Button.
Black Lace Mitts
Hose and half Hose
White Cambria and Jaoahet
Swiss and Hook Muslin,
The above goods, With many other. III, h, oc..., ,n,
at prices exceedingly Low. nj fAue
stl-2S wrttu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

STOCKS POR Sal az. 900. Having from 8 to -
sag-da J.BRowN. IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02
MEnlCAN HOUSE, no.ton, with \

A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hoston, With the addition, is
IN the largest and hest arranged Hotel In New England, and
tue subscriber hegs leave TO call attenuoh 10 it, m gnlhcent ar
rangeuent aud superior accommodations. The furniture is made
10 combine utility and convenience with Hazardous ease and COM
fort. The dfaWihg rooms are mos. elegantly appointed, the suits
Of rooms well arranged for families and arge travelling parties;
the sleeping apartments commodiou, and well ventilated, and a
large proportion Of them supplied with CoohituAte water and Eas.
Every effort will be made by the proprietor to contribute to the
comfort Of his guests while sojourning AZ his house.
LEwIe RIOE, Proprietor.
Boaon, June %. 1RSi. ITa-diGmenh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

ooLD IN EhhoNt The Woodstock Age says tina.
mere 10 gold In Vermont; and sys that Tor the lat three
OF I9ur ToeEs, from thirty 70 fifty workmep, under the d..
recton o. captain Ira +. Payson, OF New York. have been
engsgeo IN digging into aud examining The premises m
btngeTater' where gold has been discovered. and that the
,e'uN mus isr, has been satisfactory. The Age conclude,
~ ,uus 'ne PUBIC mat there is no humbug about thi.
ever discovered. ''h - n'"e''
10y tue census OF 1850 the population OF the United
otases vas over t"eny-tbreo millions, Of which eighteen
"nnon were nsuVe whites, over two millions were ioreign
S1'n' S',OOO were slaves. From 1870 70 1850. / EGO ssn
foreigners came TO our shores. From 1920 TO 1890 the
Iserags number vas only $4,000 a year. From 1890 IN
1880 ABOUT 10000 a year. Tho Irish famine and the con.
10000 In 1877 and to 300, 900 In 1860. Tho to,sI nun
per OF emigfauts to the United States since 1890 and liy.
ing In 1850. together With descendants. Amounted Hban
the census was taken, to 4,3O4,4l8, N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER

AA0RRLS' Bookaore, T Adin sreet. Sept. =.
S S 's;'s'' orH.
Rat~tore. ISL Mad. stree, Stl. 1.
'f's' h'si'si' ''s'ssss' c.u..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02
NNRAPPING PAPEI.-?,0Oo rrams good quality, Ia6din,
w and for sale by DAVENPORT, ALIFN A co,

H0TFTW ENUTWHTFN T .
Psyments quarterly in advance, to be made to Mr.. J. Nurdsn,
Treasures of The Board Of Trustees.
This Institution has been In successful onrauon, un5.r The man.
agement OF experienced and able teachers, for more than ten years
aud UGers facilities Or acquiring = thorough aud extensiy. cduca,
ton not 10 be surpassed by many colleges.
Military instruction IL given gratis only tn those who ohoo,e TO
avail themselves oft. The eEer Uses in this branch do not inter-
fere With the regular academic course.
Board may be hal with the Principal for AIS per se..Ion. eotn.
msnoing 18th September, and ending Sit July.
Catalogues containing further particulars may be Obtained By
addressing w. w. slap, Esq, President Of the Board.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

The suls Oh ososelA saHs iins ago AalAesiasi The
erection OF . monument In honor OF the heroic services
OF Pulaski during the revolutionary war. aud particularly
OF hs gallant conduct at Savannah, at the siege OF which
he Tell, On the OH OF October, l17e. This work has just
Russian sculptor. 1t Is q square column. sixty feet In
height, with a Corinthisn cap, aud surmounted BY . statue
OF liberty. Within the panels OF the pedestal are inserted
appropriate desigus, wrought in baso relieve. This monu'
ment Is TO be erected 10 a fcw weeks in Monterey squsre,
Sava ,nah, and In the ceremonial incident thereto the pub
lie authorities will participate.
willow FKyER IN NEw 0RLkASa-As . great deal oil
interest Is fslt regarding the present state OF the health OF
our city, We visited the Charity Hospital late yesterday
evening. and find that for the last four days-from 8
O'Clock last evening there have been:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

ILAt DltEsS GOUDs.-we have a very good assortment
he q BLACK Dress Goods on hand, 'ay black Canton Grapes,
black Bombarines, AlpscAs, Canton Cloths, Mouslin, Chaiie., Be.
reyes; Ginshans, cAmbries, &C. y. uARTwELL co.,
AuoD lis. BROAD street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

TuNo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-I a m c,.i,,. 4.
~. Termed, ma, my slave TOM, Who was hired to do work upon
ae sUIIoik re'srsourg Railroad, and no tc5Sr6 ee. In, br.n
= : ny o. one !. a. Foster to Richmond. or 1t. neishbOrhcod, for
s he e n hmea out pay said Poster'sdebts. A, po,,er
removed my property, 1 hereby warn all persons no, 10 hirr .aiyy
.Ave, Q otherVise interfere with his return 10 me. And I mr.
ss + n hTs1g y AZ Hose Who hay, been, or shan be, accessory to The
rsa'on OF such Detection In K chmond, where cholera f.. ..Jd -,
prcraii,or elsewhere, they shall be held responsible for The n
au3l-u GRO y HpluIpN W Me ,sme.
= bhLes BRowN sHOE THnEAD, superior qaaIt,. for
90 sale by lau3ll Join n. nnRnnS a nnS'"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

MR.. y. ". uOslEtI's SCHOOL FOH YOUNG LAbiis
IVn will re open on HOSDAY. End October NEXT, on the fams
plan and terms IS those Of last session.
aul5-M,w AHunOci
Ii HaiiimoTc, are agents Tor the sac Of The following
Goods, and have the exclusive control Of the goods Of three Of the
KenyS x and o. Tuu,d Cloth, aud Rersy,
Mlsr's (Glsn HIiD do do do
Huntons OBaeklsnd) DO do do
shepherdstoun do DO do
Maryland PenItenulry Iinseys and plaids.
They invite a call from purchasers, As they will sell At the low.
est mAr<ei prices. auiO-Sod7m
~ Enquirer copy as above, and present bill to YIsnnsEau,
Stokes %. for payment.
ExCRLsIOH SO iP.-SO boxes, hne article, Just to hand, Tor
~ sale by lau7l JOHN N GORDON 4 Son.
= N BBLs. OLtvkIi's PURE ~CINCINNATI wIiIsREy-
sDU n very superior article. Call at corner Gary and 18th
"uii . y. t. WINSTON 4 90.
nnUBLE AND SINGLE cHlLpRES's afGs, willo- Carriages
~ and Cabs; willow Crsdles; yciocipsdes, excellent TO afford
boys sSereife; Rocking Horses, &c, at
aus bULkLEY = cos, Hssie alusre.
HyOFFEE s.G5A it,-9o bbb., Tor sale by
Il au7i FLAM A MOORE.
In. additional supply Of Winter Tupfp
Seed. OF the following varieties, viz Red Topped. Plat
Dutch, Large Globe, Large Norfolk. White HAMMER aud Aberdeen,
for sale By p. JOHNSTON a BRO, brurgi,ts,
a1ie n6M Main street.
~ Dup and Tea Kettle. VERY ussfni srtes, Tor sale b.
huIT JIhhE MAN.
HENTERLA AND SUTpIY-we have
Nv Just received another supply Of Gents fne Ores, 0aiters,
They az beautifully. We invite all 10 want OF One bTsss shoes or
Bs1fs. 10 give US s'Ah We Keep a large stock. and rsl them as
Qua sass pUrssY, WATTS 4 pUrSEY.
NGACkERRL,- 9ibau,, No 4 NseEersi for sale By
lVh jB DAVID cURRIE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02
GEORGE j. SUMNER,
OF CHINA n EARTiIENwAUR.

GLASS, LOOKING GLASSES FANCY GOoDS.
No. 20, P.hrl, or 1fih St., Hichmond Va.
FALL TRADE, 1854.
IL EsPECTfULLY invites the attention Of the merchants Of yr.
n0 gnia, North Carolina and Tennessee, to his very large and
desirable stock OF China and EarthenwAre OF his own direct impor.
taton, embracing many new and desirable pAttprnsand shane, and
a general assortment Of Cut, Moulded and Plain Glassware, Loci.
ing GLASSES and Fancy Goods, adapted TO the wants Of tue trade.
ne pledges himself to sell on as GOOD term, as any rs.rsciiug
house In The United States, aud to use his best efforts 10 Give entire
Satisfaction. stonevAre OF the best quality az factory prices
u. Particular attention given 10 the careful packing and
PIOmptiof"aIuihgo OF goods. auSO-dAc2u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

wv HEAT "AarED.-w wish to bay wheat OF inferior Quail.
v" la1Sl d. McGRUDERs SONS.
ScgIOS AND WOOL CARDs.-Al large lot Of Cotton and
wooloaris, ju't'o hand, in dOr boxes. for sale io~ by the boz
" s,ns'e pair. THO. ROBERTSON,
NI No ha lain tree
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-16
MORGAN, KEEN xPREsToN,
WHOLESALE DE ALERs an GOODS
BOOTS. saOEs. HATS, pONNErs, &c.


"hobEsALE FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
BOOTS. sRoEs. HATS, BONSErs. &c.
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
M have just received I59 packages of our Spr ng
w purchase. which opening. consisting Of
Phiiip Allen az Sons, Globes, Sprague's, Dnnnel's,
Harrops, Clyde's, American, Cocheco and Merrimac
fancy eoored, solid, black and mourning Prints; French
aud American fast cold rich fancy Lawns; domestic and
foreign OH cold plaid Ginghams elegant styles of Der
reyes, black Silks, great variety of Pant Sufs Linen,
woollen aud California Gold mixed CottOnades, plain.
plaid aud fancy do; god-mixed Tweed Coatings Linen
do plain and willed black woolen various STYLES of
Ticks 6eached Muslins, fne brown do blue ard brown
and cold Drills, De inns, Nankeens, York Coatings,
shifting Stripes Checks furniture do furniture Prints,
plain black wooen Doeskns and Cassimeres, black
Broad Coths Irish Linens, A Sheetings, 3 DO and
Bagging.
We will now constantly he in receipt of goods during
the entire Since these goods have arrived
chants burning daylight aLd losing freight i'm going
up the river to make purchases We buy American
eoors cf ie manufacturers ana their agents and
but them sell lower than is worth the at
ention of any person interested in American Manufac-
lures TO call and examine the beautiful STYLES and de-
signs of our prints. Here you will greater
OF the best Prints in the country than Agent in
New York or Philadelphia offers for sale.
We respectfully invite the trade examine stock
feeling assured that the sty les and qualities of goods
will attract the eye OF the closest buyers and will conn.,
pare with any of the size in the country. Give
a call. [mhI7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-16
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN.

ATESSRS KELLER & FARNSLEY would respect.
WI fully return thanks to theircusomers aud the
lie generally, for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method of informing
their friends that they have purchased of Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock of Drugs Medicines. and
VIII continue TO carry the business in the house for
mery occupied by him Man between First and Sec
nd st where they will be pleased TO have their friends
call and examine their stock They have associated mr.
Isaac hite who has been for years the principal Clerk
in Mr.. Bells establishment, who will be happy stall
times TO wait upon the old patrons, of the bouse II
pure Drugs al low rates, and aceomma dating terms
anv inducement to the Merchants, Druggists and Ply
sicans. We respectfully invite them TO CALL have
on hand ock of S25000 we'll selected Drugs, and
will be constantly receiving additions present
supply. and hope TO offer such ind ucements to WHOLE
SALE DEALERS will supercede the necessity az
their visiti other cities for the purpose purchasing
their supplies.
jyl5 KELLER, FARNSLEY e. CO.