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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-23

Long John Wentworth is reported
to have said the other day, that "the id
old Democratic party would have been
good for FIVE years longer, had not Doug
las knocked it on its head hY his infamous
Nebraska bill"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-23
~A treaty has been concluded wit

~A treaty has been concluded with
the Chippewa Indians, at La Pointe, by
which they cede to the United States all
their lands on the east side of the Missis-
sippi River. It includes the valuable cop
per region in Minnesota, and extinguishes,
if ratified by the Senate, the Indian title
to all lands cast of the Mississippi Mad
ison Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-23

TAxATIoN-W learn that the state tax oil
be raised in the county OF Milwaukee is Z 7-10
mills upon the assessed valuations of property.
The amount to be paid by this county towards
the support OF the state government is abe 4
SIS, O00l If that is not paying pretty dearly
for aid and comfort in electing "Barstow and
the balances" We are mistaken. Il Nil. Sent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-23

- - = The stereotype plates of the first volume
r 20 we Documentary History of Wisconsin are
jirFoi'9d to be ready, and the works is 70 be
'>S'e' Is speedily as possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-23
Ohe Grant Gountp 6eralo
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&c. COVER, GATOR

COPY, ore year IN advance $3.50
, cony -. year, at the end of the year, 200
copy, six months, in advance, rs
Subscribers are responsible for the payment
of the paper until it is ordered discontinued, and
arrearages paid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-23
Seed Corn.

"a time for everything" is a good rule,
especially when applied to the collection of
seeds, more particularly that of seed corn.
How often do we see much loss of time
and disappointment occasioned by neglect
to secure proper seeds. Many farmers( p
in the West are so improvident as to store
their corn crops in open cribs or pens in
the field, thereby exposing the grain to
the many changes of weather, causing
mould and decay, and then in the spring re-
sort to these damaged cribs for seed corn.
The consequent loss of time and injury to
the young crop is almost incalculable,as on
ly an unhealthy gem can be expected from
such seed, and all know that corn started"
in such manner is in great degree af-
fected throughout the season. No wealth
rho wever favorable, nor tending, howev-
er carefully or skillfully performed, will re-
store the vigor necessary to ensure the crop.
"a word to the wise is sufficient" To
secure good seed, it should be carefully Sc
lected while gathering the crop. Do not
postpone the matter, because you have a
good crib, as in this way seed is frequently
used that is not fully matured Corn that
is fully ripened and perfectly sound, should
be hard and tite upon the cob; by hard
pressure or twisting, this is easily deter
mined. Possessing these requisites, togeth-
er with plumpiess and weight, it may be
safely set apart for seed the ensuing sea-
son. If left until spring, although stored
in dry crib, it will become SO thoroughly
dried, that it will present an appearance
OF perfect maturity, however loose on the
cob it may have been when husked. Seed
thus selected, will always germinate early,
and to a certainty, insuring a strong and
hardy sprout that will grow luxuriantly,
even though it should be exposed to adverse
circumstances, frequently resulting from
drought or improper culture.
Seed should be carefully put away in
cool room, or other dry place, where it is
not subjected to sudden alterations Of tenn
perature. A flour barrel or box may be
used to pack in, but should not be SO tight
" covered as to cause heat, in which case
fermentation will ensue and the vitality de-
stroyed.- FRANK, in Farm and Shop.
To DESTROY VERMIN IN HoUsEs.-Take
up your carpets-down your curtains. In
a pailfu! Of water (colD mix well one
pound of chloride Of lime-having first
diluted it into a thin paste in a bowl Of
water, for facility Of mixture. With a
mop, wet and saturate well the floor, Skin
tings, and any other woodwork that will
not suffer injury. Then shut the doors and
windows close. If there should be a sus-
picion of other tenants in the bedstead,
take that down, too. In three OF four
hours, all will have disappeared or persisted !;
but to insure perfect immunity from the
plague, it might be well to repeat the lus-
tration a second time. e. a day or two
after.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-23

And now what is the excuse for all this
disturbance Of the country; this breaking
up Of ancient compromises; arraying one
half of the Union against the other, and
destroying the temper and business of Con-
gress? What is the excuse for all this tur-
MOL and mischief? We are told it is to
keep the question of slavery out of Con-
gress. To keep slavery out Of Congress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01
Nv ospsayEL r..Csy.wy.-NIKsn.rsc 10 q.

HHyONpRasuL Observation-Disclosures 10 "A.
" bIES AMI CONTAMINATION. 0lRAuLr DIvl.
WAR; after svens nearly one hall the scs and encounter.
misfortune fa, and alost death, length
.btaninE OF the noted Professor of Chemistry
almost Incredible by which hair euIed
hand beautiful its
bsvhng rngets that beautiful Of the head
This Of curling the air and and adding
to those With whom mature ha. mos.
among nabe the cities Of the
Continent the last With perfect and
bat for the and almost superhuma
exctons OF Prot Gau Deviver would probably have
the world for erhsps Ike the
Egyptian meu od Of smbamnE would have died with the suna
OF the ART and only small portion OF the human family paye
ivatrd their thousands.
The Recipe this preparation for curling the
hail. with direction, for be had BY Sc ding one
post paid 70 GfRAC LII DkyIyIER, fdrrningf ~ Thb1H
ouny, Oaio, himself amid crowd Of ad.
mrnE friends receiving the blessings Of all that have used this
and dAi ardng to all pAr the United
state, those wonderful receipts for Curling the HAIR
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NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND TIE PUB.

Lie GENERALLY.
conformity with long standing custom OF selling
entire stock OF Goods At the close OF and
that period will 1855 We ha We from mi,
reduction before the day Of public ssewhaeyer then
main on hand will be disposed Of at public auction m,
We have added our patrons the larp.
Of the newest styles this Falls below Th,y
have been purchased at the New York m cash al The
low prices Of the weeks and upon which
We have placed snail pront: ~
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satnst and Pulled Coth,
Tweeds Kentucky and X, nnebeck Jea and Ker,ey,
Ylannels, Linseys, Plains and Gable visit Kerseys
French, German and English Meriuo's, all prices
hch Plaid and Painted Cashmeres d Mousseiines
Super French Plain Mousselines, all shades OF color
Gala Plaid, Plaid Persians, Chaley's and De Bcge
Super Plain and Figured French Pann.. for sacaue,
BIZ Bombatines, Canton Cloth, and AIpacas all price,
piad spun silks and silk and Wool Plsds De LANES
Rich Plsid, and Brocade Glace Pout lie aoie
Brocade and Plaid Black Silk, extra quality
Blk Orc dc Rhnrs, TAnetas, and Satin swautpe
sans Morcelnes and Hlorences all and qualities
keal Irish poplns, and English and French do
Neck, Bonnet, Gap, Lutestrirg and Satin RibapJ,
High Coiored and Black and White and Checked Cling.
hams "s
french, English and American caiIco, tch..p,
p ape gsmask, Table Cloths Napkins and Doyllss
Embroidered Curtains and Drapery Muslin,
Dotted Emoo aered and Plain Swiss Muslin dre,,e
hie lace and Muslin Prench and Scotch Worked Collar,
Muslin oambric, Thread Edginrs and n,,rno,
Thbet, Cashmere, rurkere and Rob
ladies and Misses aid, Silk Nett Thibet L,e Glove,
aents and Boys Buck, Beaver, rhibet and Silk do
Genps Ladies' and ChdTens Wool Cotton and AIN o,s
whitney, Mackanaw, T~ied and DuniI Bi.nkets '
B4 5 ~ o4 60 and 1874 Cott shrtbgs and
Plaid Domestic Apron Ghss., oInaburgs, DC. 40.
VALENTINE, CRENsHAw 4 CO.,
"a, No. 30 Bro.d street, corner 9th,
Euuare
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NEW FALL GOODS

NEW FALL GOODS
IUNHE suhcrIhrrs attention TO their coupe
l. foreign and domestic Dry ~
BLACK and Celorcd French and English Cloths
french and Engish Doe skins and Cashmere
a gres! variety Of Fancy
Velvet and six yestings
Me inc, Lambs wool ami SILK Shirts and Drawer,
Htrino, Lanbsw wool and Silk Socks
silk and Cambria Handkerchief.
Black and COored silk CTsyAis
Satin Stocks and Napoleon Tyrs
Linen Shirt Collars
shk and bingham Umbrellas
Soiored Linen and Cambria shirtings
Rich chene silks,
black and Colored BrOcsde silks
Plaid and Checked do
Plain ant Plaid Black
BlacS Armur- and Satin Du Chene
Col1ured AVID Black NOR ANTIQUE
Rich Paris Printed DE Lame
Plain snd Plaid French MeTIno
Plain Colofed Mouselsnes
Rich french ChintE
English and American Calicos
french and English Furniture do
ZINE Printed fltnneis
Black French and English Bombaziues
Hack Alpaca Lustre,
Black Love Had nd Vel
BisckT hibet and Wool shawls
EJuare and Lony Plaid do
pIaln and Enbroidered White Grape do
Grape and Merino gcarfs
Maltese Habits and Sleeves
Maltese and HoDitan Collars
Cambris and Muslin do
Muslin and Cambria Rdeings and In,srtIpu
yaleneennes and Thr ad do do
KID Isle and Silk Gloves
Black and KID Gauntl-ts
SILK, Cotton and Worsied Hosiery
Revere and Embroidered IIandkerehIeh
Fash and Bonnet Ribbons, Ac., &c.
~, PARKER, BAyLgY NTHMo
No l8, Eagle square.
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HNkNrRAl. n N-OPkN ~ STA UNION
~ Gks prss lSasrtakte ard kxpeAitisss Asr~ne~
made Travelling tho Nr.t.is s.s
LrAiaktoa, Ar
The osupAny provided Nth lares sddoaai sspyty u
Engnes Cars have but
s Cara the whole
line rtWsfnD urvsoA Hnes q Sc~k.
The pass RoekAsh asp
where points scenery
view Of surprising gradiear and beauty.
Oommenctux the ruth Train
v daily between Richmond Rich
mond n dN a. ~, and arrive At eAuntcn $50 ~.
BY ths line Petersburg In
tie morning. sod arrive a the white Sulphur Springs day
at 6s0 2. NJ
Leave staunton at A. No. arrive Rehnond ~
Returning from the spsines
Vita the Orange and Asnandris Train going With
the PstersburE train going South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01
-, fEyEN AND AGIE,
nR. EDWARD BLEECREt.s srkMPsne utxrupr D.
the Fever and Ague, Chagrcs Fever Lyspspa and ali

The Proprietor OF this Medicine will state wthou, he,Itaon or
ear Of contradiction that the NF6DE NJTTTR ~.
more where than any ohsr
In use Tor the above diseases medclp, ba, n-her
~ nor ounne IN Its composition alt are
Sgss heay ehsraeter and highly stimulating nd In.
81. not be Affected by NC
an when In their usual health. Section,
es rnee inc Hsue P.sy.. viii do we'll adopt sedi
e patent not obliged To lay by while
nd hey may be assured OF speedy Proprietor could
OF certificates the highest re-
p.eaohy but prefers
vi. hav the infaibe direction, H. u,s
accompany each bottle w ''s A'o
cine has Cured when all Others failed " -'~'-
FOR Dyspepsia and all Bilous thar. q
better Medicine In the market. - "''
II has also been vi
hhsunau.m and Gou for these complaints take
Price 81 per bottle. ~"ss''-
adas. - " 1 ''s'es eno SAn-
sole PropHetors, % broadway, New York.
Acknowledgement, ADIE 4 GRAY nd BgENErT 4
Petersburg, TODD Oh RIsrIAN: Baltimore sETH HANCF
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PURGE Z, LADD 4 CO.,

PURCE la
DRUGGISTS
for ..s in lot; TO S: rrs and
iad Ss''''n' the following in part
40 hsS. s sr,t M Nader
10 h sSs cup; EsIo s0da
10 10 S SSI: v Sarnl,Ssi
& e 81. 81 si.s sss. o,.,., -, .r,
e 6 S FL. . S.sS.a Ssi 400 A''''s'
!. s S SSi:. f SsSnins fluid
SO :: IS: s sSi,s fstS g & z. .s'
g ss:se a ssIPsss: S Sss t5:''0
a0oS S ssl..I n,, Liam. S, OH
$50 90 ' ss'' s sG;1 TI"5'''ne
Ss s:i Ss::1 di q, "a S@.l &c Il American,
200 y. Roo. and PSsderea RAus,rb
a' IS a "a: sa Csi sI.S sso..a +, oil
- srO,, Lows Brown windsor so.p
M edsn soap .nd o,h., .,,
prices a' wants the "'de-, of which are offered at
AND q Rst IapD ps
FALL , sI9ck Or DRUGS: MEDICINE. &c.
''' lis MAIN n%Ss sTnas,, DRUGGISTS
"A ss py. sua hss r.. DSs Msns
s' isS nix I'll 4;
ss% :a SsSi I. ssi' f .'is s.ooa
s sSs%s S S;.ss T ssH S.S A., sss.
yenitsn Ned Engl,h Rraned How
Paris Green; Roll Drim tone and suiphur
ve Tnn S'q Pam nS.'t s,o s.ens
Lamp Black; Gal soda
Whiting; Cinnamon; Mace and Ep,n.,,
Putty; Pepper; spice and t;nvs, '"
Lnseed OIL White Lead: sp,s p,,,
Paint Window ,,Is.s ali .s. - biaseS
hol sweet OH Tanner's OIL Msshins 81 ~ prices Alec.
burning Fluid also iarve and vs,a LAMP us III quaIuss;
d. shs Toilet and fancy sr,Ieler Hair OILS
They si,o "rer Inc foIiorng nonn. &C. ,., =, ,,.
prices: Mustang Arabian and oths, %
Cherry PICTORIAL IIampton's
BAD. R.lst ver%oss, Br.ndsh, Wgh sesi
Country merchants phy,esns and psn.er srs
paid packing and ana pe Particular at
p yoiinsros 4 ppo
10 have ,, s II
doIrn smoking Tobacco. P. }. BRo.
w 81 q. DOMAIN, No 10 Pesrl .irse. iIssSons ",
have received w ship, "AbeTt uaiatin and
ohst nva' from England. their fall importation Bmngham
"' WIPDlvdpP oyyrJ ar, oman,
ori@sn Of 1nsroan ood sSay S and complete
%sSdSS s.oen then s ya aI The mos, extensive and
900 Pen and Poe.. Knives. in .. variety anon. them
in, Rodsers and wo,tenhon. Manufacture ~
All pss, shu Desert knys, and Forks, various qualities
die Knye, oniv ma ss ss o. o. Pieces Ivory ham
600 ds' E Rm Scissor, p AZ. shear, sI. VARIETY.
500 Stock LoeIs Of III Ind. b sna Cupboard Lex,
1000 d %.q T@s; sgs R.,0, n ,,,.,,s.
40 dor Ases-yirgois simmons ard Collin, m.uuf.eu,.
I p.ae nnssG and 1s Tsssd Link Trace ch.In,
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II. u. II.
I'M ORTANT ROCLAMA ATOM

4 GREAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED
the yearo our Lord lSi In capacities
We discovered thtt by uniting vegetable
agents, which had before medicine
ned properties possess such
rim that the moment appl ed part a.eed Win
uneAsne Ceased The most torturng
esed an ns.nt and the violent
minut ~ F>>>' '~'e !" lev
In 1872 We introduced this Remedy world under the
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
has been used by hundreds IN.
Scknesz- " N "''A P.'no'
One application externally drops AIKEN will
Instantly Tree the suneIer the
anu restore the weak feeble and
and visor. - '~As'"
No person has Radwsys Ready Relief without
o's' u"
Let those Who suffering any severe pain, give IL trial
Tor In fifteen minutes they will enjoy and comfort.
RADwAYS READY RELIEF
vas the arst and the only Remedy that ,op
nn most pains
rheumatic. Neurs gc In
o1 II vii cure and protect the system against sudden At
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01
Nh HR NNR FM -

- edmond AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
- OPEN TO MOONS FERRY ROAD Ito MlLEs
The tSundays exceped
between RICHMOND and MOONS FERRY ROAD.
Leave Richmond At occk, Moons Ferry
Road at a2OM.
Le:v. Moons Perry Road At lis NJ and arrive Rich
The Train viii passengers following points oniy
Robous Coal Field Tomshawk Pcvhatan, Mattoax Chus
Amelia Court House. wyAnoke, Jennings' Ordinary
Liberty Church. Meherrn, Keyxve. brakes Branch
ford, Roanoke, Glover and Moons Ferry Road.
ChildrsLover 10 and under 10 age, haifpriee
hervantstravellng by themselves
that
Cars. - ~
Passengers for Lynehturs Railroad
Through to Lypchburg. - 10
Passengers Tor C'srksve M-ssr, Mo.s Co.'S Stages
Roanoke, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Through to Czrksvtlle
X. Z. uUGHsoN Ticket Agent.
N B-For the information ef the public IL proper
state eEe are Two Daily Lines OF Stages from the
OF the Railroad to Danyiie.
oeol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01

le1o W Main street Richmond
EWIs WEHH a SOY oaer for sale:
~ 10 lsS nsd' s se.' ol E.sG; par! prime
go bsl' Coffee Sugar, "vsrious qualities" SUGAR.
80 50 P Pu11sfa.d
IS hslfioTes Loaf
i S Ss, e. e.. s;';;P' no.As,rs
+ i IS IS s.: a.! S S;s co,,,,
$ s s:s ss $s X: COFFEE
SO 81: iisii.i tas ns""n S,,
e X. FAMILY FAMILY Roe ''''
$40 Side, sole Leather, "v.riou. qualities"
ssS Ss:s; :$.:s, FED ,..,,,.
200 ';:' rff:$;''''' "''''''' ''''' o.rD.ra
81 Ss'' o Tss9' yi.s 81,
h Linen. ns
powder Sporting and Blasting '''0''' ''''' .S IS'
..'ss AsS g. H.MEE 4sss v.
G.Ip.. Bss We have any Consist
Best Eas,,h Sole Leather Sd qu.
E. ~ e. $$ss 4 e '.,
wood Frame, Iron Frame shop SoiIo Truns, several
L.dleo pres, Trunks
=, Gent. Hat Case. and common v.iIce,
No. Is Main "' ''' '''H0' '' 70 '' pleased
Sso1 ArMG e SACKS AND hand
'P I.ss ca h. Gallon MERCHANT ,SsisIaSs,'
"is Sa;
snI %PI5sG up
i :s'.s s: s:s, sand
msI gs''srs PRICE ONLY tiH.,s- -
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61OUPON BINDS ron aiLK-aso yooo v,,.,.,. ..1r

GNOUPOS BONDS POR 6ALE-6 80, 900 virRinia and Tcn
~sssee Railroad Aortgaged per cent toupon Bords
iniered and Principal pdyde In Moo FORK conptrtlb
isto anE hs Cbndry at hs the al am
ac fMt si day q In sum,
OF tlo each rredeemabe for 80 years. the
loan OF one million ave hundred thousand dollars BY
me at Its last session. million
the State and the whole amply secured
the entire road and Company
ment OF the Interest and the ultimate
sill be expended n the road.
This Road viii extend from Lynchburs Line
adstanee Of 200 mllesvhere II will similar
mprovemsnt extending to Memphis Mississippi river
thereby .dodns when the South Side and Petersburg
ok Railroads completed continuous from
Norfolk and Richmond Memphis
That portion Of our State remarkable for fertility aKri.
cultural and mineral
Increasing business which the
Road are sangune that will certainly not
more The whole work under viii
oy the t Of January 1855 Of the mortgage
seen our and any 10 the
be had n application TO O. W, PURCELL a CO.
Iels RJchrona %.
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KENT, PAINE & KENT,
Importers and Wholesale dealers n Foreign and Dom.,,
DRY GOODS


DRY GOODS,
NO. F 4, tGg' TTnps sri i slsss0'D'
y ,,DssS sb p y. q: .,t,R,ion o III. merchants
sS 4.ss. AK
sS s aas the ss
we BEEN .s % cher. s%
"hsh win be sold a. price. unusually low.
ss 10 ss .ss5
sVorsoy In style, quality and price, with Northern
wep.rleul.rly solicit merchants visiting ,h, market. to call
ss oo uni goods ''''
''e''a and '''nPss .' SIIss KENT
RAWLINGS q MILLER,
oRocEhs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Coh.r P,dri and Cury STREETS,
re- Teas Wines ana JIuor'. the usual terms pune.
2on hid. Porto Rice ara New ori. ans Sugar
2o9 eel, New o,lssn' and Sugar House Molsn.
9 p,ctsge' loaf oia,b.d Powdered and Coffee sugar.
so s Sps aas: p a.iu sIs an aS:
300 boi,, Ad.msnua. Candle,
sasi ssS par . a%: Tses sa.sp.
@ ky "a wWhsi.sy Of Robertson. celeb brand
Champagne Wines, ysriou, brands, Including In
Mails, oa@berl.nd Brldse,on, and Ola Dom.icL br.ad.
s,sob fsr1 middle. EEh and Hes' ana Coco Damage
IssSGi ss:,.d M:.. sa%,s: hssi.;
P. h ted Buckets; Tubs; Brooms; Plough Lines
s %si ssi.i i.. a .ad s:..An. on.
saig vinss.l Glover Seed -
p.:i.,, ,.dD ey /. 70 sssir interest % Grant
w iNs ,,.s.H,@ I0WSMs, groee,s s.d Communion
z : spS ~ ''A'' County ''''''' ''''''''d . ''
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HARDWARE,
FALL IMPORTATION 1874

FALL IMPORTATION, 1881
p MaSsE ass 90 Sss AZ
.re.t SPso.tis M Fry R;oaIond Va have received
Goods
pSsss, Knives Of T. s,% ana Se a.de. ."o
sSei .ns Sssny cocoa and Ivory .na.
R.aor. %.ds Sasssr er..v.
sf;s .hs Ssa
Sn SINGLE and BAD peoss sars Guns, 'S%e Very superior
trace, Halter Log, Wen, Pifs n and tongue Chain,
ss SS s %s:: :as y:s9!.
spade. shovel. ASs.', Rowland and other make.
Hand and Die:
o.,.ins., Horse shoe. and Horse shoe N.ils
aor,. cell.I blind Bride. and nsns.
Planes, ohi.ei.. Anger. and rlss, al tind'
ensS .p and ''
Tea snd WAITER. And al other good. usual. found In
Az IVA nhn oS s,oT s,. ,.,
BILE selected the North CAROLYN.
visiting city, respectfully
a. 81 n h az. .
P q Orders promptly and CAREFUL, attend ed to.
ENALL HAnDWARE.-we no" 10 receipt Of a
fresh stock Of asoi. consisting Of Pocket and Table ~
a ii
smiths, M.chini,,s tos.,her
sentiment Foreign and Domestic suitable
OF the City and Country Trade Also
s.pDIksI H.RpW.HE consisting Of Bits sup, Buckles.
Coach Materials Servings and ASs Patent Leather Hog Skins
Serge, Webbing, Whips &C.
Our made
Europe and America, upon favorable terms.
Having had the experience OF the 20 80 the
Of the country trade her ourselves keeping tho
best assortment Hardware suitable the demands Of vr
rna Tennessee and North Carolina Merchants be found
house in the United States
We mest respectfully invite examination OF stock prices
by Merchants aud others visiting this
rance that satisfy the largest class Of
sMITHk ROBERTS,
Importers of Hardware No ~ Pearl street.
B. Always hand dyior's" Gust SIC,
and Anchor" BNin1 Cyoh. Au92
Two MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS AND THE r. BLIIs-
Il lhaye resumed business
ceiving handsome Goods
shall continue add &c,
full supply My Goods will be fresh
Of the old goods therefore, politely respectfully in.
vite my old cu,iomer friends and the public
Old stand 6 Main street. rendering
when they shall please to call
THEo. ROBERTSON,
Importer OF Hard. and Cutlery,
AUS No. IS Main street.
MACHINE BELTING.-GnOhersu supply of very supe
w Patent Stretched Leather betting various
Machine Shops, Flour Mills, Threshing Machines Js &c
for sale by O. J. elNr0N 4 CO.,
aul3 Sign Of the Circular Sss. II Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01

GRocERs AND Collision MERCHANTS,
Corner - Cary ana Pearl streets,
and .n Sao:
27s hhds Porto Rico and New or.an. Sugar
80 packages Loaf Crushed, Puvsrsed Clarified
Gas Ro Lacu.yr. Maricabo Java and Mocha Cote.
2is hid, and bbs Porto Ico, Cuba, and N Mciaise,
SO % s ssr. S s,11
sS SSsss Fsind M pa. and Ad'"AHAs Candles
ss Packages aennysee and o,hsr fne Brande,
$50 F..e w :ssS, sRs w s5as KST Gin
sfi %
ping asne and % Shot Lead and po,dsr Br0om,
sins, Window Glass Nmsrie1n and Prensh)
snosSsr; Toss'Ssr with many which ha
before purchasing elsewhere. rs
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES.
,xyEh,ve now i, Ss ,!st: NH i.., Is54.
u Boots shoes. Trunks, Leather &C. that We have ever bad 10
Tsn xe ask the attention of our friends in North Carolina and
rsR .s s ,Ss.
our line Goo ihs, viii sve s,,i
the as ss sssT
ea @o@ a" IN want wan s e R pe,y ss
styles Among
FOR LADIES:
Ladies Fine KID Rs a % M%r. saoS GOOD
Ladies Fine GOstskin Walking Shoes
Ladies' Pine Cater Boots coors
Ladies' Pine Leather Walking Sho-., With heels
Ladies' White and Black Satin slippers
Ladies' White Kid Slippers
Ladies' Bes; Kid and Morocco Slippers and Ties
Ladies' Pine Pal and Dressing slippers
Ladies' Velvet Slippers
Ladies Over Shoes, very nice
FOR GENTLEMEN:
Gentemens Fine Dress Roots, Niles ma
Gcniercns Pine Calf Boots, four different ousliti,,
Grntemeus Water Proof Boots, all qualities
Gentemens Kip E"ot.. TO H. ! TO II, tol2
sehs anu hy, Hrsry Boois all qualities made with
very long legs aud very stou; for 6hc1srS ~
Mems Pine Calf Brogans, wed a kip,
Mems and b. Kip Br1gsns all qualities ,, an ssone
OF them really prime hhrde 10 as IA kDs
h:'p pats oi Richmond made sewed Brogues, all sizes
Of ali kinds. 1900 S'' ""' ''0e''
'US rruhS carpet Bags Sols Leather, Shoe
ses PUTSEY, WATTS 4 PUTNEY.