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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

A LBRMAHLH LAND POR stLR.-Ths Iu'seribef Wishing
IN 70 move 70 the BouhWe Offers for
on Hhiih he hnoun a. WALNUT HILL lying the Yves
tern slope Of the souhIe mountains from
Oafotesve 10 BsbourrVs east Of stoney Point II
miles from Oharottssys and miller Depot on
the Va. Central Railroad.
III, aet contains S3 aers about 1916 10 timber and the
balance good state Of
with an abundant supply Of water In each Geld.
There orchard OF excellent about 80 acres Of
nat land we'll adapted 70 tobacco.
cessary out houses.
References may had VIM p. Parish and VIM A. Bbb
Charlottesville.
sel9-eu JAMES ~ BRAMHAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

Mrs. Bliss, daughter CT General Taylor, recently
stated TO be dead was lately in fine health and with her
sister, Mrs. Wood, was visit in Washington city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19
GRAND VOCAL Am lNsrnUMkNrAL ,o>,EnT

GRAND vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CoNUKnT
U HALL. given ~ aLLE VALLEY ooMn, Prias Dom. AZ.
scuta. the Royal Italian Madrid rsa O,
nsya aud lately The Italian OPP CASTLE Garden New and
hensieur kiGisM0ND wOLOwskt dstg u shed Pianist AZ.
sisted by MILE uRso, ronist the the
who performing Concerts MADAME
Monsieur FRANCIS DUvALI, Manager.
Pk00kAMME-rsr
l. The Golden ranta.a-by Th.Ibsrr pl,x,d
By MONS woLowskl car.hn ..trom the opyIs Luei,"
xenir de BsInfrom the oper. nPra.-pi.yed By MLIE
uRSO. Three celebrated Matouta-by Chopin-piayed ey
MUNS wOLOwski. 8. AT FsvoIite Three stare" by
Rosini-suns By MILE GOMEZ
PLkr sscoxp.
Grand ranta,la.rom the opsA Norma. played By MILK
URsO. T. The spanish with greatest ap
ause In hadra-sung by VILE GoMkz g. Go chr ted
Witches DAneeGraud Concerto Of Psganni-p BY MoNJ
NOLOwskI .. Variations Bsriot-Compo,ed Ma
soni.g-suns By MILK GOMEZ To- Grand oonesr,o
fAvorite Opera "Lucreta Borgt."-payed By MILE
refsu each, TO BE- had at principal Mu,io Stores,
change Hotel aud at the door coored people hA phs
Doors open at o',ioek
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

Nor TRiED-The case Of Lewis l.. Barnes repor-
ted by officer Kelly for leaving an obstruction on 4h
street, was continued by the justice yesterday until 10
1850 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

The Washington Globe, which Is usually cautious 10
its statensns says: "Tns treaty annoting the Sandwich
Islands to the Uiel Safes are assured from good
authority, is nov at tn, STATE Department"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

srkALisd-A Martin, negro belonging to Mr. r. A. La.
cy was yesterday ordered whipping 6y Alderman Far
rs Tor stealing sundry articles Of clothing rom Mr. j. b.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

C'NNIrrrD-Louss Jenkins. free girl. found in an
una "il assembly OF negroes Sturdy night yester,
lay committed TO prison.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

Tux REeoLr IN CHINA -Tas Pekin G,z,tte acknoHI :
edges tho Formidable OF tn. nSarrccon 40 900
rebels Al g,ne norshw,rls from Maxim. The Aberg.I.
die Rspid ani H'si, b.. been los. the latter had 500
sngrant. on bosrd, $40 Of were LEFT on the wreck
an supposed to have perishei o: starvation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

euiso-immense quantities OF this great fertilizer are daily
l,Aynr this city on the ssaboArd rsroad chiefly
soIh Ssr9ns There are nov ihou,nd bags about %
tons 70 the city depot 10 Be sent on b. the
ss also shipped % oy 70 20 up the
rivers The fall IN the price has q Impulse
mnd and We mar look out foe abundant crops yssor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19
RICHMOND WING.
no coRRnsPoNn ESrs.

tie Fhfo."
both sides paper published
hiIis ',nE standing ought to be
10 be departed trc Obituary notices
lines charged Tor as advertisements.
" oommuuea,iOns will be charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

~ The session Of Hampden Sydney College just commenced
promises TO be more than ordinarily prosperous, open, 4i,
upwards Of one hundred Students ar, coming 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

The New York Times says that three DRY goods
failures haze taken place 10 that city within day or two
but the amounts involved arc small
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19
THE MISSES KINGS school

.-.ur GRACE Vt EEr, CHURCH HILL.
II 2nd OF october. ." '''"u'J 'no
The Course OF nstructionin which they will be .,,,s be
onmpeteNt Tea hers and Professor, a. usual rmb..
,e t.usn 10 schools Of the shat
T Dc De versd by the tn. ssnIOr
"otA rhIoophy snd Chemistry. Tbs LITTER ne acc a,
W Experiments, and TO both II ,e,ure. Young ad To-
neighoorhood not members OF he school, may DO ndm.d ~
TERMS:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs.-BRgE
~ DBN FOX 90, 10 receipts Of their
Goods eon.snE o. al tbs new fabric, and designs In Ladies
Dress Goods, GerI BovP Complete
.,ortusnt o. HOUSE keeping Goods, heavy Tsnon woosn
Blankets aad Cotton Goods also OirrSo Ruos DRUooETs
all Of which purchased cheap suction prvsts
ssAnd VIII be offered 70 their city and country friends IL prices
70 give tatisfaeton.
iels-dfeiv az BROAD STREET.
ACE oooDs-Jast recsv,d direct from tis manuf
~ "a Notingh large lot Jasss and Edg viii will Be
offered 70 the trade 81 advance importaon
SELF WtLLtHeHkh, ELLETf q co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19
"REMINISCENCES SALE OLE JAMEs nIyEi

~ LAND IN THE COUNTY OF GoooiiLAEDSPnnpsni, ~
S the circuit Court OF Goochland county suit de-
penuiuH shall, appont-i an.
said Decree proesed WEDNESDAY gSth Of et bst ,s
the prems oder for highest bidder m, r., ~
ianu ~ ing IN oooehand counts, known tIRPIEiD"
ms farm about 80 miles from city With
rev nunureh yards OF James river. borders on IL hing
Hole creek for than a mile and contain. 81 go
which there are las or 1871 lands " '.'u' VI
The quality Of the high for p,o,,, $500
an the county II is situated Immediately e,...n ~
o Mules Cseiden and the Boiling and mm.nS.
view the river and adsetn Try The .nre
great Inducements to purchase Q. " ''" 'Ss''
About 2O0 bu- heis will seeded on IN, mana,
u suano 10 used will be charg likewise. ' -
aposi TO purchase invited 70 view be',ts the
sNs, o. adire through the post ONCE Ter
Sh Lmond o. Pr, .b' rl'h and sp church as
wei rs soSd rhoo are In the n,Shborhpod
rfRNs-Oneth!,d OF the pIsh..e money cash. m. ,,,
que 70 De paid In eve eaua! pcu.d nv .d
peons security and by upon IN, lona.
r 'e aelsred payments to bear Interest from GAY Of safe
Ine III THOMAS @. ANDERSON, Conn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

sr and asksd nevs ths war rhsy Win sns Aha, a 4.
really 10 moro purpose 10 TO on AZ ususlvhether IN.
rain will keen OF and tn morrow " m be snc d.y On,
battlc nv land and nv se. has heen
really fought In the ciouds Thers ve have Conquered
aud taken prirs compared With which . whole 8s.t Of
warstsamers would DO worthless We should DO tho last
urge the prosecution of war merely on the ground of
having the means but after oil the lavish expeudi
incurred we now stand better prepared for war by
some SEQ 900 900 than a twelyemonth ago The combi
nation OF agricultural and military stascs a very ola
Homer relates that of the vast host that assembled
to besese Trov according 10 bis rackopng NOR. ,h.n
hundred thousand only tenth could be spared 10
~ the SIEGE the remaining nine tenths being employed
In the cultivation Of the neghboripg country for the sup
port OF the actu. aud other wise orsr;ng for
supplies He add, that the whole force had been able
to fall once upoa Troy they must soon h.ye taken n
Taking the atory as fair OF tho usual COM
ssarat 10 Homers time Il II evident that cities INNS,
often have fallen or held out according a. the b.ryess
favored the slow and scanty provisions Of tho
besegers or the long Of the besiesed Az
this time even supposiog that Russia, to the ruin of her
commerce. attempts to keep her baryests at bom.
there remains ali the rest Of tie world a the
ground Of the Western Powers; and from all accouns
the harvest is as hero else a. NJ home
Let suppose that the Summer had proved as urge.
NAL many other Summers In this variable climate and
that With all articles of food standing long at excessive
prices there had been supersdded the of the
Diuuoan Pucipalltes aud the detection Of the Russian
h.rvess This comoinat on would have come st a time
when money was still abund mt when ENTERPRISE
brisk, whom our merchants were overhead In
specrla,ons to all parts of tho world and Ca
pecisy the most distant lrts Money would have been
found for any purpose and spo,sy food We should
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

"A LrHED KING, Franklin street, \ sou,rr
below INC Exchange ioiel, takes this m.. n dZ-NS-
'hol OF sollcittng his friends public
anu examine his large and superior s,sortm,nt
home made Carriages Harnes, the lies ,n NJ, N,
9" 'Ht eiy consisting In
csr .N., S1 n Light Charriottees
Out,iJs g., &C., One and Two Horse Barouches
Six Beat CharrIottees to- a,a.i eAANSs
your .es, pSssSs Slide Seat Top Buggies.
hughes without Tops variety
OF styles,
manufactured out OF the bei, and Nv
hshg largely engaged In the mauufacurinx Of
no hesitation In will rive rnr. sas,.'
80 % 20 an who favor me with their patronage and pledge nv
70 ouid every dsserptn ofCarrage as good terri,
article can be procured elsewhere ana n ,bs he
public TO de me - '" '"e inteIesi OF The
Every description Of Carriages built to order and n.
DC paid tohANe thing executed ACCORDING 10 b
taste OF the "NN0'H'nk he
Repairing done In best u.nn.r .,J ia.
description OF CoaelI material, for ,.l. H,efJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

To6aeeoForty hhds offered to-day Sales
o. only q hhds as follows hid trash % 10
IS common shppingeaf o5 to 90 as and a,
u.s. Thirteen hhds bid OF rejected alta 20 TO 10 per 100
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

~ AZ Rockets, for sale by ~ VI ""A''
sels-w w d. col oTrIrr A IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19

Baeon Hams, prime, lNal2c Hog Round Cotton per
ape Corn shte prime isasO' Yellow do wanted
1919 FCqr Fine sH supenne, Extra nrm, Ss9; Pam
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-19
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. ls.

Flour remains quiet, with moderate demand. Small sale,
Rv rsde At 90 Pioneer Mills 10 25-reeepS very light an
stocks small Wheat dull and prices have
quote good to Prims red at 5oal IS wheI 5A ss CT
closing dull Corn Is less active. We quote aud
l3aSO ets no yellow In the aEke OiheI arsa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
EVANSVnlE INDIANA.

above Institution located onFirst
tween Main and streets. tCaldwelis IN
die o hay
The fitted up in style equal any similar
Institution nthe West and effort shall be wantd the
part Of the Principal make Students comfortable
respect.
exercised in making original entries taking
OF trial balances and closing great variety Of differ
Of looks both for and business
Including baoce sheets Tact performing precisely the
duties will be required in the Cours6-HoUss and
thus qualify the stWdrnt entering upon he PKA
duties OF an AccArASris any kind OF business Tn
DouBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING
In all its branches including adapted the Re-
ness Current Gere~atie caieuia-
and complete of Commercial
ISsrRuGrIoS being mparted individually In
students therefore time and progress the
ratio Of their capacity.
FuLL be completed eight weeks
aud may require than four weeks The time
will be limited. Students review time,
THE pleasure in doing err thing
advance his students and make th thorough and
DlrioN AS awarded to those deemed worthy Of them.
TERMS (rsEP SECURED )for the Mercan tile
excepting s. Il. keeping s2 including Boat
Book Keeping. s25 O0 Mercantile Calculations $780,
Young WISHING qualify PractieAi Boob
Keepers respectfully invited cn the Rooms during
ana satisfy themselves regard adyan-
I Institution.
orddsry business qualifications. few months learn
more Of the practical part Book this school than
eond be learned in the Counting House number
Hours Of instruction.. from to ~ from IA to
M and 70 ~ in the evening Papils attending the evening
sessions will furnish their lights For further ntorma-
tion call at the rooms. address the under signed
Catalogues giving full particulars will be application
to tn tine snsersisued JEREMIAH Benin. Piiseipal:
EVANSVILLE. August, 1885,. sus2i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29
For the Journal.
official Blackxuardism :.


The local postmaster at Evansville, Ind,
In returning copy of our paper which was
uncalled for, took the opportunity to display
his Know Nothing spite, by writing upon the
wrapper: "Mis ID thing is not ,oanted
here" On reading this elegant and court
eous inscription, we Immediately addressed a
note 10 the Postmaster General, which we
imagine will have the effect of essentially
friend. lily ! =
The above article is from the Western
Tablet, and has been copied into the Catho.
lie Mirror printed In Baltimore, and no doubt
IN other papers which have not seen, both
catholic and Protestant. The assertions
made in said article, so far as am concern
ed, are ,cholly false, false in every particular.
i never have written on any paper which
received in, or sent from the postoffice, a ny
superscriptions whatever. When paper is
not taken out of the office by the party to
whom it is directed. information is given to
the editor in accordance with the rules of the
department, in all cases by letter. If such
made on the paper outside of the postoffice
and by no individual connected with the of
flee. Those who know me will believe and
do believe, that both as gentleman and as
an officer under the government, my self-re-
spect alone-if no other consideration
would have prevented me from making such
an endorsement, whether the paper as sent
to an editor or citizen. The fact that
some who are unacquainted with me, and
nave seen the article above, may have been
led to the belief that the endorsement was
made in this office, is my apology for insert
ing this in your paper. To those who know
me, the publication will probably be deemed
unnecessary. BEN STINSON,
p. NJ, Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29

AZ Probably the Enquirer can find time
one Of these days to tell its readers what its
real editor or acting editor thinks of the
Greytown affair, Not six lines of comment
has that paper ventured on this outrageous
affair. although the country has been flied
with excitement on the subject! Itdare NOT
oppose the administration by condemnlng
this, as great an outrage as ever struck civil.
lzation with astonishmen,, and he fears to
back the administration. We should like to
hear. from the Enquirer on this delightful
theme. After we coax an expression OF
opinion from it on this subject, then we NAV
examine it a little on the question of River
and Harbor bills and vetoes. Then we may
have something to say about a certain home.
stead bill which the Enquirer has been sup.
porting and yet which Smith Miller opposed
with his vote. We have good deal of talk.
ing to do this nice little campaign just open.
ing, and we had better commence without
delay, as aside from these questions the Ne.
braska swindle must be discussed little
more, and probably few questions of lit
tie more local interest. We do not wish our
neighbor of the Enquirer to faint by the
wayside at so early period, because he has
got to stand good deal before we are done
with him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29
LATE PROM CALIFORNIA,

NEW YORK, Aug "a.
The George Law has arrived. She brings
2SS passengers and 81 100000 in freight. =
The principal consigners are ADAMS 81 Co
S455,O00; American Exchange Bank, s22l.
900; Duncan, Sherman e. Co., 500 900
WIN. Hoge g. Co., $4,000; Wells, Fargo
d. Co., 900, left at Aspinwall.
The steamship North Star is waiting the
arrival of the Yankee Blade at Panama
The steamship Sonora arrived at Sar
Francisco on the 18th of July, Cortes on the
18th, Uncle Sam and Golden Gate on the
30th, AMI the Pacific on the 3Ist, all with
passengers from the Atlantic States.
The George Law reports, Aug. pod. of av.
ing fallen in with the bark John Potter. OF
Boston, from Havana for New York. Cant
David Fuller and the first mate, GEORGE FuI.
Ter, father and son, had died of yellow fever
An officer was put in charge to take the bark
to N. York.
The California news is meagre.
The Wing State convention met ct Sacra
mento on the 9th. 1t was in session two
days. q. w. Bowie, of Colusi, was the
chosen candidate for Congress from Northern
California, and Calhoun Benham from South.
ern California. The proceedings were har.
monious. The resolutions declare in favor
Of territories forming their own law without
interference. 9f.ra s.r-.ri
There was great confusion in the Demo-
cratic convention at Sacramento on the 18th.
Two chairmen and double set of commit.
tees, &c., were appointed.
The Anti-Electionists have nominated
Gen. j. Denver for Congress from the north.
ern district, and Philip Herbert from the
southern. The Electonists have nominated
Latham and McDougul
Peremptory orders were received for Com
mander Dulany, requiring the immediate
dispatch OF two armed vessels 10 the Sand
witch Islands on public service.
New rich gold diggings have been dis
covered about 25 miles from Pors Oxford:
also, near Pine Grove, on the south fork of
Pine Grove. t.-, 't tfI-E
The Know Nolhings have organized in
San Francisco.
The Gillian bark Libertad arrived at San
Francisco in 80 days from Hong Kong. She
started with 500 Chinese passengers, of
whom 100 died on the passage. Capt. Chas.
Atwood also came passenger.
A great fight has taken place near Marys-
vile between two large parties of Chinese.
in which 81 were killed and great many
wounded.
Accounts from the mining districts are
generally favorable.
The Clinton House, at San Francisco. was
destroyed by fire; loss $4,000.
About ID persons escaped from the States
prison. -Four were killed on the spot and
three others subsequently died of their
wounds.
Business continued very dull, and prices
generally further receded, more particularly
Tor provisions, teas, sugars, &c. Flour is a
little better-Gallego and Haxall $40 25.-I
Lard l2al5, hams Halls. i.
The Prometheus arrived abou, 10 O'Clock
with $751;, 900 in specie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29

nT We perceive by the Norfolk (va.l
Herald, that Mr.. J. Wilkinson, lately Of this
city, and Book keeper at Preston Bros; has
entered into partnership at Norfolk in the
4 AUCTION and Commission business, in an old
firm. We unite with many other Of Mr..
WIS friends in wishing him great success
He is "going. going, gone" from u.s. but moi
from our memories. The request of that
good old song has been accedcd to, and he
carried shack TO old Virginny." We wish
him good time there, and speedy visit to
Evansville. Keep an eye to Wales.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29

PERsoNAL.-The Enquirer, no. content
with a wholesale utilization of the Mass
Meeting at Petersburgh, and its delegates,
lets itself down 10 a personal detraction OF
the character of our fellow citizens, Stod-
dard, Hart and Garrett. who happened to act
upon the nominating committee which
brought out Judge Hall for Congress. Now,
all ehave to say in reference to these three
gentlemen is, that they stand as high, men
tally, morally and politically, as any three
men in the county, ard anybody who at
tempts TO question the integrity Of their con.
cewardce, and shows depth of low breed
ing utterly beneath a gentleman.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29
New York, Aug. "a.

I'VE" iohh, mug.
Judge Bronson's acceptance of the Hards
nominations is officially announced.
The Panama Star of the l4th gives favor
able accounts of the revolution for the con-
stitutional cause.
Gen. Martineamo Caliazo, commanding
the revolutionists at Buckarnonga, was kill
ed.
Congress had not met for the want Of a
quorum.
Herra had named the new ministry.
There was a fire at Panama on the 9th,
which destroyed the church Santa Anna and
twelve houses. .rl
The Russian prize, reported by the prev
lous mail as taken by French steamer into
valparaiso, was the brig Courier, lis days
from Pernmabuco. She knew nothing of the
war between Russia and the allies. She had
a cargo Of sugar valued at $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29

acts and public capacities that we have to
do with, and we shall aid our noble and ma =
unanimous candidate, JUICE HALL, who
stands now above reproach before the peo-
pie, in every honorable manner to defeat his
opponent, of whom We shall speak hereafter.
So much for the convention which our
neighbor says was "cut and dried" Will he
attempt to prove single falsehood he has
told abou, il!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29

. ~ One OF our tough old physicians was
ieclaiming in a crowd yesterday against the
Know Nothings. He hated them and would
take muskets and pistols il necessary with
the Catholics against them.
"Ah, Doctor. remarked a gentleman at
his side, ''you could Kill many more Know
Nothings by sticking closely to your prac-
tice."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29
The ADMINISTRATION Knows NO WEST. =

HE ADMIN lSTkATlON hNoWS NO w EST
The following paragraph, which we clip
from the ST. Louis Democrat embodies q
truth. 1t is refreshing TO hear these Demo
Gratis vindicate the cause of truth by affirm
ing the position taken by the Wings. Ii
does not always suit to do so, but in the
present instance the editor Of the Democrat
having nothing to gain from the Admins.
tration, speaks out what he thinks:
. The Administration at Washington has
not yet discovered the existence Of the Mis-
sissippi river or the Great West-in the lam
guage of great politician, it may be said
that the Administration "knows no West"
IL knows nothing but the East and that part
OF the country in which the tide flows.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29
-SP ECIAL NOTICES.

THE COT RT Co eia,ion. which uetatthe Office OF
Judge eaar Saturday O'Clock agreed between
Mr. the editor Enquirer that the following
should be by the -dtor of the Enquirer con
eeruiAg abusive which appeared as an
the Enquirer the h against Mr. signed by Thom.
b. Craig statemeh-We had knowledge OF the state
made in that We know nothing personally TO the
dis autsgc or dshonor Mr. We not
qaained with either party and do eadOrse stement
I Ia the card augl4-lw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29
PERFECTLY DI.ApPOIyrED.

We had until oflate consde the selling and of
buying Patent NJ, dcins past
Medicine greet the worlds f-vered inhabitants
But give Up DIR. L.. Adams Liver Basam is talk ed
ol used aud greater sensation than
other before the public sh.ud thisbe
cas-f IL positively producing than other
Medicine esnt Its ostensibe fact that this Medi
what claims Warrantee-and
t. learn failure claims to
edge ourselves that there hambug il. the
JstimoRisl, IN this paper.
See Advertisement in this paper. ey3