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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-28

LEGERDEmA1N-O Or Ao,g 10 get suit Of clothes
into aJailk 5ottle.-Every time you feel like
taking horn drop the price ola 'nipper' into
the bottle, and take a glass Of pure cold Hater.
Repeat this until the bottle is full then break
it, and carry the contents to good tailor, AMI
within amonth you will find yourself encascd
in new suit of clothes, without any trouble
orexpense to yourself The same can be done
with boots, hats, &c. We have known a cart
load Of wood and barrel of -four to be trans
mogrifed in the same manner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-28
Nomination OF Fillmore.

With qualification for which We may not
hope to find expression in words, we announce
the nomination by the American National
Convention, of Millard Fillmore for the Presi-
dency Being the first editor in Indiana if not
in the West, who introduced his name for this
nomination, and long before the time and place
for the Convention were announced, and since
that time having warmly favored his claims
we need not now say, that our qualification at
the result is sincere and heartfelt. We con-
congratulate the American party North, South
East West, over the aglbo}e Republic on this
nomination, believing that speaks their voice
and that it is a response to their warmest feel
ings. If we cannot elect Fillmore it is idle to
talk of any other name as one with which we
might have attained success. If we are to be
beaten, we shall at least have in defeat the
glory of supporting in our arms, enwrapped in
the American colors and surrounded By as pure
and as warm patriotism as ever burned in
American hearts, a statesman and man, AMI
second ia the highest attributes Of humanity
to no other man in the country. We favored
Fillmore Tor the PRESIDENCY IN 1867. and much
regretted the nomination Of Gen. Scott. We
have now got our choice, and We believe the
great mass of the Americans Of the country
will hear with delight of the nomination Of
Fillmore.
Hon. And. J. Donaldson, who received the
nomination for the Vice Presidency, is whole
souled American. He was perhaps the first
Democrat ofany prominenc in the West, who
boldly came out for the principles of the Amer
lean party. He possesses all the qualifications
necessary for the Office, and personal and
political character that will bear the seyerest
investigation.
We shall have moro to say Of these nomina
tons and in the mean time VIC extend our con-
gratulations to the Americans of this region,
who are all for Fillmore so far as we know.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-28

0~FThe Louisville Journal thus speaks of
tac Platform just adopted by the American
National Council:
The AMERICAN PLATFoRM--ENe have been
waiting with considerable anxiety to see the
platform that has been substituted by the
recent American Council at Philadelphia for
that adopted by the National Council of last
June. We now copy it from the Cincinnati
Gazette, and we are delighted to find that it is
in all respects sound and excellent. The South
has every reason to approve and applaud it, and
the fact that the delegates from the North
voted for it proves to our minds that they are
truly National. The sixth aad seventh sec
TONS to our understanding, concede, in spirit
and in letter. all that the South demands or
should demand. The platform is in substance
the same as one which was proposed by very
distinguished Southern member Of the Nation
al Council in June, and which would have been
adopted at that time if it had been acceptable
to the North
This new platform originated with the Amer
lean party OF the Distr C, of Columbia. There
is no faint Of Free Soilism in the District, and
there IS none in the platform. If the Ameri-
C ms OF the North are willing, as unquestionably
they are, to stand upon this platform, we can
see no obstacle to the immediate and perfect
of that great and al!-important
object, the Naturalization of the American
party Of the country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-28

or \ Russian agent was in Worchester
Mass, few days since, and made contract
with manufacturer there for several thousand
rifles. They are to be of the Sharpe pattern,
with some improvements.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-28

Or HosrETTEE's celebrated Stomach BittersI0a coo
Ia one yeAr-nothina in Oke for the past
my years has ever eqnaeG; article be reduced
equal TINS gea anti dyApePtc. glass taken
l eaeh Jay before meals Will be
VIII remove an 1atuleeey heavues from the stomach
NeeP you Iee from eosVeues assist digestion Give good
'ppetite aud nsp healthy the while sVstu M
person saHtr nS from debility any kind should fail to ry
Druggists. = 49, $50 -
HNDEPEE DENCE COUNCIL, NO. o
Meets AZ clock r Al At their Hall WAter street over
month. cy,t5s5es a ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-28
20, 900 NUMBERs4-I 900 PRIZES
1.0c0 Prizes amounting 0 sI36, OOO,
Whole Tickets 80; Halves IS Quarters 81 50
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the
drawing the hrst 200 prizes will be entitled APP
proclamation Prizes. For example il ticket No
the s5 $50 prize those tickets numbered 14S 1929
aud 22 will each be entitled $780, and according
the a5oJ scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above tickets from
to 600 There 2OOfal1 prizes
making II all OOO prizes.
The Ruubss from 20 600 correspond pg
bes on the tickets printed slips paper
rolled and encrelsd with small placed in
Glass Wheel
Cd and eReltsd are placed in another wheel After
the wheels number drawn hers
ana at the time prize is drawn from the wheel
by boys who blndfolded. The and the prize
drawn ed and exhibited the
by the Commissioner the prize being placed
the number drawn. This repeated until ali the
prizes drawn out. The drawing printed and At
ter com the certies
~ Prizes payable in full. WITHOUT DEDUCTION
Aa9ress orders for tickets to K. FRA nee CO.,
tehz3 Baltimore. La.
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and Western Mess is quoted at 85s.a87s. A
moderate retail demand for fine qualities of
Beet, but ordinary was from IS. to IS. lower
Lard was quiet
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"O0D-CONVENIENT ARRANGEMENT.
PERSONS DESIRING WOOD CAS- BE SUPPLIED BY LEAVING
THEIR ORDERS AT E. e. WHEELER'E GROCERY STORE. OK
MAIN STREET fel2j-tf LOUIS BECKER
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The British Periodicals.
AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
or TIVE LATTER PUBLICATION.
| SCOTT & co, Now York continue to publisb tba
EAS following leading British Periodicals viz: -"
THE LONDON oUARrEsLr econ.srva.iv.).
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW cwhix.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Church,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLiberai).
BLAoKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE frorv,
now astatn the OF chg 9 w rorI5G Sv snd
es an interest and value they
written items sPe ulatons and ynr rnrnors 81
the living IN the soe he h'rs
shall have passed away The Of the War
closely criticised whether friend or foe aud ali sbort
BALTIC in MAGAZINE from as tTo q
IT'S mos: popular contributors give Ineligible and
than can elsewhr be found
Great Torp e sn sdTse faa
- form only one feature of their character Organs
TIE most found writer's Science Lteratnre Morality
ana Religion they stand they have stood unrivaed
Al man Will to the 70 tae
DER OF every class thew tursh more spd satisfactory
world than can be possibly obtained any
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt NJ ADVANCE SHEETS
gives additional value Reprints espacia dnrnr
they be IN G The RsD9s Of aP
soen as the original editions -
TERMS
For any one Of the four - 90
For any three Of the four
For RIont rooa - sI; - 90
For Baokwood and three Reviews co
For B'ackwHOd and the four Reviews ........ 10 90
re- Payment 70 he made in all in advance. Money
CLUBBING.
discount Of tweny-aYe cent from the above prices
wood or one Rsview vii b ont 81 "eS
so go
,u. POSTAGE.
IN a neIai cltits an these WorkFwl he de-
roIt Of the United states be hut T tSe
-FOUR CENTS wear for Bsokwood and but FOURTEEN
TEEE FAEs1IEls,S GUIDE
TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
By HFSRp STHPH S r. R. s; Of Edinburgh. aud the
Yale COLLEGE. Haven vols Royal dda1o. ice
Fss ana W. Mod and Steel Engrayne
aS s 1rsT sod IN STder to give wider Tcua
Five DOLLARS FOR TIE TWO YOEUNE sm
hgn sent y rail post paid 70 California and Oregon
to Canada [post paid). Sc &5 Ths work is old
Rem5apees for the above publications should al
ways be addressed post paid to she P%s v ,
te6zo No 81 Coli Street. New York.
NO: cotton BATTING At eleven cent. by the
fe6z9 Syc Water.
G TARPET CHAM bags for sale by
" feb26 s. e. GILBERT 4 CO.. syO. near Water.
G91TITofS TWLNE for caspfs and Wrapping
EST quality of Canal Poseyville BJarsve Mills
Flour on hand aud Tor sale at market prices
ed to he choice,
felix's T. BACON CO.. Family Grocery.
a9ioE Horny and fresh Corn Meal just reed and for
1FoIoE fresh Lard and snsl White Beans for saleat
" te6Zo t. BACON L co. S Family Grocery.
x EG choice Peach Butter for sale at
FELIX'S T. BACON co. 3 Family Grocery.
tASsMERE-1 Case black Cashmere reed. this day
" and for sale by JAMES Low Co,
ItoZo 4lS Main Street. Louisville KY.
& tRAy ATs-IoO doz gros du Rhine Cravats reed this
~ day ana Tor sale by JAMES Low Co..
iehzo AS Main Street. Louisville Ky.
ARE YOU INT ESTED.
expect to start East the first Of the month
persons kno wing themselves in debted will please
me forward and give little material aid obge
Fuy - IebzJ SAM'L EMBICH. |,
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MAR ED

Ca the 18th inst. BY the Rev Jos Wheeler Mr. PETER
heG Rk TO Miss D0eoFHE 30 ETZ ali OF this o.ty
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e SUBSTITUTION:
AYES.

AYES.
Massachusetts-Ely, Keith, Brewster, Rob.
inson, Arnold.
Rhode Island-Chaso knight.
New York-Walker, Oakley, Morgan, Wood
ward, Reynolds, Chester, Owens, Sanders,
Winston, Nicholas, Van Deusen, Westbrook,
Parsons, Picket Campbell Lowell, Summans
Oakcs, Seymour, Squire, Cooper, Burr, Ben
nett, Morvine, Midler, Stephens, johnson,
Westmore, Hammonds, S. Seymour.
Observation-Disclosures Smithers.
ALPHABETICALLY Alexander Winchester
Stephens, Wilmot.
Florida-Call.
New Jor5ey-Deshler, Weeks, Lyon, Nc
Clellan.
Observation-Disclosures, Yanclode, Cess
ler Smith, Gillingham, Hammond, Wood,
Clifford, Clyde, Pyle, Farrand, Williamson.
Louisiana-Lathrop Elam.
California-Wood,S Stanley.
Arkansas-Logan.
Observation-Disclosures, Bankhead, Zolikoff-
er, Burton, Campbell Donaldson, Harris, Bill
bow, Belnab.
Neutrality-suspicious., Campbell, Raphael,
Todd, Clay, Goodle, Goodloe, Bartlett.
Ohio--White, Nash. Simpson, Lippitt.
Indiana-Sheets, Phelps.
Observation-Disclosures, Fletcher, Hockaway.
Michigan--Wood
Observation-Disclosures Cook, Chandler,
Gillies
District of Columbia-Ellis, Evans.
Observation-Disclosures Allen.
Total-108.
NAYS.
New Hampshire-Co Colby, Emory.
sachusetts-Rchmond, Wheelwright,
Temple, Thurston, Sumner Allen, SaTin,
Hawkes..
Connecticut-Sperry, Dunbar, Peek, Booth,
Holley, Perkins.
Rhode Island-simons, Nightingale.
New York-Barker
Alaryland-Pursell, Ricaud, Pinckney, Kra-
mcr.
Virginia-Bolling, MeHugh Cochran, Bo-
teller, Preston, Maupin.
nsylvania--J ohnson, Sewell, Jones,
Parker Heistand, Kase, Kinkaid Coffee, Car
isle, Crovode, Edie Sewall, Power
observation-disclosures, Hardy.
Arkansas-Fowler.
Tennessee-Nelson, Reedy, Picket.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Jones, Carpenter,
Gist Underwood.
Ohio-Gabriel, Odds, Ford, Barker, Potter,
Rogers, Spooner, Hedges, Kyle, |
Lees, Swggart, Allison, Fishback, Thomas,
Jorwine, Chapman, Ayres, Johnson.
Indiana-Meredith
MISUNDERSTANDING
IIlinois-Jennings, Gear.
Iowa-Webster, Thorington.
Total-77,
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SELLING OFF hV CosV

Mr. A LoBESsTISE Offering HIS ne lot Of Winter
othing at cost to make for Spring Goods Those
wanting anything in his line better call as he
tercaed to give bargains. See Advertisement fsbs-1m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-28

The following is the vote on the substitu-
ton Of the new platform for the 18th section,
in the American National Convention. We
are glad to perceive our Delegate, Mr.. Phelps,
voted for the substitution:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-28
o-,A w1aA Larsk rKUM kUhUrs.
Arrival Of The Atlantic and Asia
Nothing OF ts.c Pacific.
Violent sraRNs-sEIpwEEcEs

nnnison: Danger Of a Rapture with England.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-28

rWeather was cloudy late last night
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o. Our dispatches give additional particu-
lars of the destruction Of steamboats, at St.
Louis. The disasters there were even worse
than at Cincinnati.
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0~TThe Louisville Journal thus speaks of
ne Platform just adopted by the American
National Council:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

IxcEspIARIsN ~ SYRAcusE-Syracuse. New York. has
suffered severely from nceIdias. The hrc there,
destroying million OF dollars worth Of property orig
mated 10y dsigr also the with the several
destructive fires occurring there last winter The work
OF ncrndsrisn commenced 9Th the destruction al tr
Weiing Block In the centre OF the city which CONSUMED
property the amocut Of $2uu,uo0. This followed
by the burning OF the Daye block, with loss OF at irasl
$50, 900. The night the Coait House burned
and repeated attempts made FIRE the Empire House
and To~n.end block. 4 man detected in the oil
setting fire to the latter building but made his escape
though rcd upon by the police. An efficient night watch
established which put end the.e atroccus at
temps but the ncendaries have sgir taken the
Citizens unawarcs, with disastrous results
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

~ ....:,. = y ~ 81 - : :
IA sssa =, 'i " sss .ss
g.; t; Ma. ., ~ . s:: ~. s.' and s''a'a
shevss ssd rsess, pairs. v.ry
nsn ~s..i and parer,.ia frv--rvias Kettle.
w.isrs, single and 10 .sss-, ssne very handso~s
IN" sad "a. see~ sr.s cand.shs and sasasr rays
ivor h.nal. HALVES vots. p.scs Of RsAs.rs and
Reass.' sey h.sals E.l,,.. -l.ses, issts .... Is.
kodsr and :s. aalss Of buck. bone and susAe handle
Peetss pen Knives Rods.s wss-aAs.. end osA.r
R~sor.. Of wos,s~heius and W. . q aais .
Pruning and hedge s.oars ID, ~. T. - -.
Bench and nealdinx faneA bAlauins maize
Bi. .osls, and a.@ss chl.sI. ooss.. &c
shinrlas, is,has and e<neh HA,eh,ts j..
NAN, brad and carpet iismmet. ~
Pale and broad heavy
House carpenter. and railroad Ad.es -t
Squares. hevis aud spoke-shAyes 49,
I've and tour Told sas. and Taps Measures
wtlEh,., sola.sos vIss. aud sdrs and hand Hammers
Malls and spk~s, of all sises
Aseers and and xmist Bitts. all sisss
Virginia patent p. Locks ''
. .,oss u ehs- s,pse.rd @e,es rim and slo:, Loess
Curtain Pins AMI Curtain Banda OF f.af
hAnk and Wire 3D..
Mineral porcelain aud mahogany Knobs for nuruiurv
Anss and Rs~l.eds Spades and sovsi long
Erwsns hitting Noes and rrubhlns Hoe. s
rr.s. halter. breast. log. On aud sell chains
na'-hinsss q" every sire and Mind 100
Iron heet. and Staples. aud la aud Staples
fies and kasp-.
Together With almost s's' article usually KIP: Of
Corner o. and Brrad .,rrr,.
oelo opposite r. v 2. q Depot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

PEopIE WHO LivE WITHOUT WArER.-''The day before
reached the Orange River says Anderson In his Fon
Years Wanderngs in South Africa, Tell in with ktal
OF Iottentos whom, 10 surprise found living in
locality altogether destitute of ~ster The milk OF their
and goats supplied IT, place Their cattle,
obtained water, but found substitute ia kind
lent nature which sbounds n those regions But
oxen, accustomed such Diet would rarely Pevrr
touch it. Until had actually convinced myselfas had
often the opportunity Of doing after periodhat
and beasts could live entirely without water should per
haps have had difficulty in realizing this singular
fact"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
RICHMOND WING.


P<EupoSrnocs CrisA--< correspondent IN LIE Illus
stsd gives the foosng reasons for the ncutoas DANES
many q our canes scar tt.
Bahiincrs we Honumem Cy,r RON the grea'
Battle hoasment and several others oil note within 10
limits.
QBodon the "Ctsac Cttv, or Athens OF America.
IRON IA acknowledged pre-emnenee In the hers! a"d
hne art purssits
OhcAso, w, " the 'vsrocn wy, Ho" 'ne "A"n"'
; Richness OF the surrounding country.
Uncinnau " me Suesn C'y' - e.''''ese. "vc" "
was the undisputed commercial meuopons =" "e ".s''
Dat ochsse OhicaSo NO" se's w "'s' esn' w NAV
Distinction
Clevetano W, !" sne foHess o'y, "o'n 'ne Peeu"sr!
rural aspects OF the sueess squsre, ,hI P eroanus'
vnco MAKE" Que OF 'ne NUS ue"k""u e'eas VI '"e
United states
columbus u MINK, zoe fos.h N'!, rom INC
beantiu ioss,' nss'one ~"'c" soou"ur !" Tvs ocAy Anu
Of which much ., OF The e''y Is bull. ,,,, :,
Sounci buns, IOWA, on 'ne .,ssoun ,,e,, " me
"bttns Oy' rom 'ne ce'eora'eo Oouheh o'unH nearly
oPPoess. ~ Nso'a
yesenpor, IOWA, 'ne pnoge c''y, i'o'n 'ne grca'
rsos1 o'uge .heo spans 'ne n'ss,sPp, =. na' POM"
nAr.oer u, ."e Na.rsse oAN ivy nun '"s IN
NOUS cnsrser OAK OF eo,on,a, ns'o'y
AnomhApons Ia, ""e nsiirvaa o's, uoi '"e 'Ae'
tuAs sr~'ct "."ve' W '.""S' se"''' 'e'' '" ."
any other po'n' =" Tue on,"n.
heo.us. io-" = 1e Nv o ~. uo' ~. p'' , y, 70
tne nls. e'.y !" ~. , :, - S ,s ~ i -.
oe,ng " .ne 'cn " 'ne s"eAeu ""e' 'oS"''' ""e"
'n9 o''o. s'''s -, ..r., ss, " e a., ,, =, a.,
o..D . nv, ~, - WV '- Ivy wv" '' '-' W '''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
VInGINIA AND IENNEssEE a.,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OC a % H T. nc 2 ~.
PROM RICIIMONn

TuNO Lynehburg - ~ To Lexington ~ 10
N To buchanan To the Natural Bridge
both Richmond and Lynehburs Charlottesville "
Sashe fair trial. that the majority Of travel the Packet
oats better accommodated by leaving the evening return
10 the old hoursu aud the I'D lvins Rishuani
Monday Wednesday and Friday ats r. NJ reach New Canton
A. NJ and scotty IL W. Of the hrs and Lyhchburg A.
sud Bncanan and Lexington r. 81. Of the day.
leave Buchanan at A. NJ, and Iynchburg
NJ Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday reach seovr al iU& A.
New Canton at ~ ~ aud arrive kclniond at A. NJ
Boats New with the Gr
Buckingham o. H. and In seottsvie with the stage
lstt-syile.
sar- See M Distances, In Gard below:
cave Richmond Monday Ltdpe LyncAburg Monday,
nd FyiIfty. Reiussffv Fyfdau ,If
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

TO VISITORS To THE sGAEE FAIR.
tHRts'itN& LArKOP would special their
~ stock 81 Carpeing, comprising:
Rich Tapestry Velvet CARPETS
do do BEussrls do; do English do do
sup THREE ply and Ingram 90
bo all wool Duteii and Hemp 90
Do Cotton Chain ard Rug
Plain sud Twii-i md russel stair do
Rich Mosaic aud Velvet Rugs
Ptrior Mats and Cocoa Brush Mats
Also Rich Dress Slks In nd Rohe-
Do Paris Mpu-sines Nalefeias
DO Nouslu and Lace EBhrodsries n and single
Mourning Goods. OF the b-st fabrics
bombaEins laini-c and
Canton Clnih and Alpaca. Mouselnes
Extra width kasliah Cfape A. Ac
The goods
ai les than usual prices, for ca only.
CHRISTIAN LArHROP
Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
LI. NEW AND IMPORTANT
DIscovEnN N rnE NCIENeE OF nEDI-

DISCOVERY IN GnE NCfENcE OF MEDI-
ESoRAyrses OF ruE SEALS " THE PATENT ovY1cE or
PARIS, GSD iMPkiuSL roLLEGE oT agDiciSE v.EsEI.
are '''1 Is1 So WE, Nd S"s ,.os.d s:s fs.' Of
Thus protecting NE public .sain liable to
nhH.A BARROW N,,aber o. the IMPERIAL COLLEGE Of
may PERSONALLY CONSULTED 81 his rssd nee 5i PEHcv
Tms soRss6 ill., SSo WON T y xiv Svssss
C'gna,y, ,s.Tgi, anIes. By special sppsgmsn.
Lnhk1A snd ~ e distressing srl.nT from car.
maies asinvga,ed ahd res,or,d 70 health thousand.
81 Tie desh'isd wio nov IN The snoyen, ~ Al ~ Pune
gUaLggaIoS ror NGEMAoE 1,sofv,liy sasSGsD 81 ~.
TRifsETaR No " completely md entirely er,a.,es al. ira
ees u oonnrin both w ts mild anf aggravated forms, ree
Pain. g ns and Kdaey and iose dsorders vbre copava
n.y., LII, ~ " ~. ,,,ion ~ ~, wv aa'o''' 70 wv '
rrspSss 10 i. De res V co",asn,.l Hsed, or ~
suTyy. frupon. removing
ss ~ s. ~ S. " a. ss s' ss,, % ,
Remedy Tor Tia, elias. q dsor' vhsh snfrlunaey & EuT
consultation, and v sar.ap.ra rorid
TGfvstMiE No and s,s prep.,ya in the form Of Ios.
devoid q .s.,e o. smell 90 esg b e.,d in e .aeoa
ad0,fgsriby yapcsa Lseman RoaS, Reold Ae Ae Price
y ess o, fgr ea,e 70, sch sases ss snd tq1
spsa AsaiSossssErs having the rarows r.
or-s,dca " D. ssrro-, cer,g0e l'd sdIstey on re
70 ,sy per- els ss esIy gsstsd and "a
s pssne s-ni.s ka,olesn e'rarsen. snd asiuay p,,s
ialiaf ant usual, bat MT f'e- o. cafsgr.
IT, :, Gs s f S SS a. s rssIyoecsr ' ~ ~
sgsasII.s = ds.e,ss. n els. saa lsd m.ens, @e ssss
s Treatment and Price % snt frse
sssr,.. DR. RasEow, isI Prime. ssst cs- mos,. o
E,er ey,eYs AsD coLgs.-syr.p l.--..sr, %.
'''' n; ;; !, III ,,, ~ =; ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

SOUTHERN IMPORTING
GUN AND SPORTING ESfABLISHMENT.
SAMUE ND.
HttNS. ubfEES. FlSGOb.s- tstNs
MATfHIAiS and "
GLERY, y, Virginia,
asks thu attention of the Suuti public his aige Ic-
AID well selected ~ Goods. lie imports d. - V
rrclS from aud Is therefore enabled
Fishing Jackie walking Canes Ae Reasonable
sinlSr goods be NorheTu
e Time be- Knows experience ra,le,
stock better apd public
GENERALLY h. found nporng houses
.n Eastern cites lie deems unnecessary {" pareuarise his
Suffice
FROM Provisions the swiSe GUM. lie
from southern Merchants ard ohers with the
prices ani F'ads shall prove satisfactory. OcT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
FALL iMpoRrA f16N, isSs.

=. r. MOORE a CO., ti
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
No. % Pearl 81, opposite u. W. rrys, Richmond Va,
ANE received direct g,siand nun
and complete cid HAN
aud from thu supply
American Go"- Their stock Ia large and complete
Ing In Of p ~ go
Roixrrs'" and wossnhoim'. Pocket KNIVES.
Pocket KNIVES OF l, =, 8. 4 aud @ blades, I.
Buck, bone Ebony.
Ivory handle Knives and Forks, 81 pieces
kasara o Wade Butcirr Rogcr
manufacture Of every style and quality, ID - - :.
sct,sors aud SHEARS OF various styles.
si.rie and double barrel guns. very superior,
Pistols, R,nes Rife Barrels and Mountings,
Trace, halter, log, we'll, nth aud chains
Wer'ing and killing Hoes. all sizes,
Axes OF Collins, Smmons, Virginia IN ID
Hand and panel saws, Hammers aud Haehet-.
Mui, pill, and circular
Spades and shovvls of Rowland nd 9TH
Anvils Nicrs, AMI Smiths Bellows,
Nige aud hand Hammers Stocks and Dies,
nsr shear and cast Steel, SQUARE aud octagon,
Castings. Horse Shoes and HORSE Nails, |.'
Wire Selves and sners
Horsc u liars. Hind Brides md lIAue.,
Bridl, siiings worsied Ne n Girths, ..
Lacks, Hinges and Screws, OF description,
Piane- Chlsels. AuEurs aud FILES, Of all Kinds,
and Counter Scales
sngish American. aud q. 10. Percussion Caps, -
hsv aud Manure Forks, Z, y aud 4 prong
Tea Trays and Walters aud all other goods
Hardware Stores. =
As goods favorable terms,
aud selected exclusively Tor the Ten
confident
merchants visiting Tits eiv.
house In ibis Of the Northern cities
u. s-Order- promptly "a ed In .nos