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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12
Tsse English Official Report oar the Sound
Dues.


IRON the London Times, July 2sl
We received on Saturday cory Of the report from the
select committee OF the House Of Commons the Sound
dues The committee did not consider IT their province
10 Inquire into tho RIGHT Exercised BY Denmark 10 levy
tolls ON ships and goods passing between the German
ocean and the Baltic; matter OF history tina, Eogland
has scquisece6 IN tic payment VI these dues FOR
ures, and at this time they psid and regulated
Ger engagement by special treaty between the two
countries. There Is, borever no d0ub, respecting the
mischief and Inconvenience attending upon the payment,
Of the Sound dues appears from the strong evidence
ton Of wees, s la The sound Is fertile source OF evil and
endcss expense which s not adequately measured by
the payments actually made 10 the fanlsh govern.
merit I'm the contrary, The charges or exsc,ions
merely Incidental 10 the payment expected by the
dues themselves, and somctincs 10 double the sun
thereof Strong and unvsrying testimony Is borne
mischief arising out q TIC detention o. vessels AZ Ell
Tho apparently srbitery rates at which The dues
are nScd h. also matter of complaint Tho Sound dues
therefore, now levied, combine IN thea what Is mo
Olcct nahs 10 taxes that fail upon uade--,hcy are IN
equal b. their operation and they occasion great loss
trrc and much needless expenditure IN the collection OF
= comparatively small REVENGE. ana as far a. to- car
goes ere concerned, without protesting to be raised fof
any service rendered Ia rcturn trd to impede AMI bur
den an important branch Of trade Under these ccum
that thcse dues the Of annoyance and injury
% British trade, and that they decm II highly dc.
areble that they should be abolished. At the same
tne u appears that care must be taken 70 pre-.
vcsf denmark ifom levging covntsrvailng duties
on he transit Of goods ~ land through her ter.
TORIES for che lad already Indicated an intention TO act
this policy and she possesses from her geographical 20
sor sort Of territorial monopoly In vi the practicable
routes ,aat could be substituted passing from the Ger
man ocean 10 the c sea By which the payment OF the
Scurd cres could be avoided. TIE committee, there
recommend ua 10 any negotiation for ba abolition
OF the Sound the fullest consideration should be
gwen 70 toe neans 81 securing like freedom Tor trade
~ the transit tbfoufh any part Of the Dstish territory
The committee forbear 10 express any opinion on the
merits of me propositions recently made for the aboSition
Of the dues, but they strongly urge the mporis nee
o. specify etthps the question, especially considv
ing the course recently adopted by the United States o.
America. The committee, therefore, think that the pro
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
rTribune Almanac.

The Tribune (laie wbIg,) Almanac.
for 1850. issued BY Messta 0annly a
MoEInATn, has been received IL
eonlaina a history Of Kanaasi the acts
Of congress at lie last session: Wow
Of the War 10 Europe in 1890; one Of
the weights and measures Of different
countries; list of tho Cabinet. Su-
preme Court. Senate and House OF
Representatives; and returns by States
and counties Of the elections Of 1900,
with the usual Almanac matter. The
value Of this work is 40 well known,
that is use must be universal. Price
10 cents. et this Office
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
REP SUMMARY or TN6 LATEST poRaGN AND DOMESTIC

the temptations around them. They
do not inquire Into motives. o " so
far rs they ara indicated by acts, The
thoughts arc lefs free. Bat the out
ward conduct Ia constantly washed
and restricted. on the principle. SIC
uisre Llo, " aiisasm non iasdas, Tho
whole system Of law. with all Its up.
pendages, u system Of restraint,
compelling men 10 be good citizens.
and Furnishing them II they do other.
Wise. Why is the sender Of whisky
privileged dissurber Of society -
The law may we'll say that no one
shall vend arsenic. or prussic acid. ex.
eept on q eertliioaie from a physioian.
that u Il needed for some proper pur.
pose. whyY Because these things
are often improperly used. for murder,
or suicide, and the laws are designed
10 prevent these acts. Il Is not inten,
ded that men shall BE- free Ia every
sense TO destroy themselves, or b able
10 snatch at every step q weapon with
which to brain their enemies. The
temptation Is removed out Of the way,
and the manhood Of man Is expee-
Ted to do mischief enough when You
shall reduce the frequency OF iempla-
ton and opportunity rs much as posi-
Bile.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

follows. that foreign liquors can BE-
sold ~ n beverage underline Law whilst
domestic liquors were prohibited for
this purpose. thus making di>line.
ton In favor Of The foreign article for
which we can see no reason. unIeAs II
be the want Of power In the legislature
10 act on. or prohibit the foreign afti.
Gle: thus acknowledging the principle
stated by Judge Marshall in I ; whss-
ton. before Quolcd--thai The right 10
import gave the right 10 sell. hence
We hold that tho right 70 uineture.
includes the right o. privilege 81 sell.
Ing the thing manufactured. tho seller
being liable for an abuse Of this right.
As we said before. the right 10 reg.
ulate. Il police power which resides
Inallenably In the State Legislature,
but the power TO prohibit IL one Of
deapotsm. which a Government like
ours does net possess.
With Judge Stuart We can say tina
our opinion should defend Itself. and
should be such that after the excite
ment OF the hour has passed away.
and the pressure Of the moment lifted
from us, our sober. second thought
should. ~ well as that Of the public.
approve Of what we have done. The
usurpations q power are often like
the shadow on the dial. silent. but
sure. and Il requires a series Of acts
before the people become aware o.
theil danger, or are aroused 10 defend
their rights; and the present Is preg'
nant with Legislative encroaohmenls
some may think this small question
and that there Is no danger IN The ACT
but il Is for the principle We contend
the inviolability Of the Constitution
The motion to quash viii be sustain
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

TThe Ohio Cultivator, which has
grown to be a first class Agricultural
paper. by the concentrated patronage
Of Ohio Farmers, with considerable
"aid and comfort" from Indiana, rid
icules the course persued by farmers
and publishers in Indiana by saying:
"The Indianians have system Of
ROTATION in home agricultural papers,
by which new crop is harvested and
rHREsHED OUT every year"
Hold on Mr.. Cultivator, and we will
show you an Indiana Farmer. second
to none in the Union.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
9sh 5hbsrtissmsnts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Commissioner appointed By
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Franklin County,
wii IN pcrsuancc with an order Of r1Id court sell
at public sale on the premises on Saturday, the
cad day Of February, A d. 1883. psrt ne north
west quarter OF Section twenty. Township nine
Of Range one. west and bounded as foI>ovr:-be :
ginning al the northwest corner OF said quarter
section and running thence east nlonr he norm
line Of said quarter section l60 poles 70 he norih
eastcorner, thence south along iho east line sxfv
poles thence west lG0 poles 70 no esf IIne DE
north GO poles 70 The place Of beginning coDfain-
Ing sixty acres more or lees; Also BEGINNING a
the south west corner ofsaid quarter scciIon thence
north twenty-five chains and fourteen links The nee
east nine chains and fhirty-four and one Ia n
links. thence south twenty-five chains and four
teen 40 links, thence west nine chains and lhirly-
four and one-half links 70 The place % beginning,
containing twenty-three and one half acres more
or less, making IA all e3i acres.
Said farm Il well improved joining John p
brady's premium farm on the Souih- Two gosd
orchards OF The best Of grated fruit. and aiso a
house and barn-plenty OF good finber-ueil
vatered-and lies one mile north Of The turnpike
road leading from BrookFille 70 Cincinnati. bx
way OF Mount Carmel. being part OF the vnius-
bic lands OF Springfield Township, Fsnkiin coua-
ty, Indiana.
TERMS OF SALE -one-isird cash in hand:
on e-third IN ore, and balance In two ycars with
out Unconstitutional payments 10 be secured bv
note with approved security waving benent from
valuation or appraisemenf laws.
Jan 95 IRA STOUT. Commissioner
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

The Ladies Temperance Wreath.
We have received the first number
Of the third volume Of this valuable
paper, and can, more cordially than
ever before, recommendit to our read.
ers. Simply as literary paper. de-
voted to ladies, it deserves the patron
age Of intelligent ladies, while its tenn.
perance character commends It to all
the lovers Of our race. Price 81 per
year, or in clubs Of 90 to one address,
so cents each.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

ihis little paper httcs touB 'icet-
ing SPELL" is again on our table, neat
and newly dressed, To speak plainly
Of II, We must say that IL IL not what
IL ought to be. II Is too ANAL. by half.
and contains too little original matter
1t is now the only Agricultural paper
in the State, that we know Of, and IL
deserves to be much better paper
than il is. But who is to blame?--
Surely not the publishers alone. II
they had capital enough to invest in
printing a superior paper, for some four
or Eve years. without relying on the
proceeds Of their subscription list, they
might make il pay, after that. But
who can stand this? No printers, Of
ordinary means, can afford such an in
vestment.
II is a grave question. for the agri-
culturalists Of this State 20 discuss,
whether their interests do no. imperi-
ously demand the establishment Of a
FIRST class Agricultural paper within
our own borders. To do this, there
must be concentration Of effort. not
only pecuniarily, but intellectually
For while, at least, such paper
must be supported because it is oar
paper-a home paper, devoted to home
agriculture.
But there are difficulties in this that
most men cannot appreciate. Let the
Indiana Farmer have the field alone
few years, and let the agricultural
lists rally around it, and it win wear ar
air Of thrift and prosperity that vii
induce about half dozen enterprisine
editors to start similar papers. in as
many different localities, and all mus
languish and most must die.
Now we propose to the farmers o
Indiana that, with one consent, they
determine to make the Indiana Farmer
first class Agricultural paper. De
termine to try it for two years. at least
1t will cost you only dollar year
or in clubs of 8 or more, only sc cts
Even if this prove an entire loss
(which is impossible) it will be but !
small expenditure for so desirable al
object.
But money is not all that is needed
Brains, brains must enter largely int
the question. Farmers must not onl,
read, but they must think and sorite.--
Give your experience ON any and ever,
subject. If course of this kind i
adopted for a few years, and il Hol
Iloway & Co. do not make first elias
paper that will be an ornament to tn
State and profit 10 readers and pub
fishers, we shall advise them TO sci
out to some body who can.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that win sell Al pub
~ Tic auction on Saturday, the 10th day Of feb-
Franklin County. Indiana, deceased. All his per
sonal property. eonsIstiHg IN part OF i've head OF
Horses one Farm Wagon, PloNs, Harness. and
Hay, g., &c.
credit Of nine months win be given on all
sums over three dollars, The purchaser diving his
note, with approved security, waving valuation
jan IS sw JOSIAH ALLEN. Ad,nr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
PROF. o. >. WOODS
III AIR RESTORATIVE
For Producing Hair
ON BALD HEADSi

AND
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO THk ORIGINAL
COLOR. - : -
THIS astonishing and uneausiled Prr..r-.,.r
y has never failed 10 produce growth On BALD
Heads, when used according 70 the direcfIons and
turn Hair back % IT. original color, sftsr hsrinr
health, lustre, softness and beauty Itrenoccs "a
once all souri, dnndrud. aud unpleasant nrhinx.
scroiuia; erupuons, and feverish heal from he
scalp. ~ also Prevents ihe hair nom becoming
ennsa''ns ana Ai'ine on, and hence acts - per-
HAIR iSvIeoRAToR Axp TONIC.
We annex few certificates 70 corobsr.ss our
carilsls. m. June a., 1sss.
have used Prof %. j. Woods Hair Restorative
ana have ADMIRED lie wonderful eject. Ny hair
sa s sy ss 1.. 81 hs eqss :
samed ia original color. and have no doubt.
permanently 20. SIDNEY nRkEsE.
Ex-senator United States.
Pnor. WooD. Dear Sir--My hair had Cor severn,
years been becoming permanently KrAy. sccc n
panied by harshne.s which rendered ne con-
when commenced usinr your Hair B.~<ors73re'
and having continued its use ~ with,s he Ia,
three veekt, u has turned 70 " natural color,
preferred 70 those produced By ne spDiication Of
OILS or any other prcpara alton have ever uscd =
regard has an Indispensable article Tor ever Ia
tive. on Tor shc s,,nr ~ ssse - ~. nssso ~
be,nfsf.s,~ ~ s"pte pofpose q U999tuk o.
FER 40 ne 81, -, go, nas, You have psr...o. = re-
formInv an 49,. Sss1 ny co1't u - pr
sfRS = ev1 So 'o< y,
cincIonsrs' a II pa M 80 ~ 1n'Fo s'ses-
v.-.- -. :. =
pxor N c ~ -, fHe< Se1e usx154.
nenof.ci.r. 49, OF -ns 3oe ~ eDe9 .
@,-<, 4, S.<s<5ns.<eI Ne feno youf 1oo9pU
scsxs1 I. nsf kestssssss ~ sne ~ vhe1
vcs - heer =, 49, ~. 49, 49, ~ $3.50
ss,xss ana ss- an 2. esnx os.ss .s reeos-
ofhsr rro~ :, $500 10y sskpsSor - ~
s. ana win one months propsr We vi! =,
color and ssxsDrs. eisin< n sc.|<s-1 IN ~
glossy appearance, and an shis vls16ss dIsselor-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

'.SrscoPE."-It is great blessing
to have larnin', especially doctor lar
min; it enables a body to deceive COM
mon people so easily. Doctor Clifford
in giving his scienti6c account Of the
death from whisky. which recently
occurred in Somerset, says he died
apparently Of syncope. We feel very
sorry for man that is afraid to speak
in plain English. for fear Of offending
his fellow laborers. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that The UNDERSIGNED
" has been appointed administrator offbe estate
OF Caleb Allen. late OF Franklin County. Indians.
jan "a JOSIAH ALLEN, Aduiniss rxtor
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
frof. Woea, 4 mar Rentorntlvn.

Wo have no means OF apeakinR
from experience Of ihIa medicine, a.
they never sent Us that bottle that we
spoke for We can only refer our
readers TO the advertisement and ape.
olal notice that appear this week,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

The reml annual examination. IN
this Institution commenced on Wed.
nesday, the es inst. At 0 O'clock A, N.
and will continue until the afternoon
Of Friday
The Exhibition Of tho Preparatory
Department will be Thursday night,
and that Of the Collegiate. Friday
night In the College Chapel,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

Gardiner, Mime. juno ~. 1oE4-
Ny Dear, Dear Sir-i have used NO bcl11os o
sy Il Il The greatest discovery Of ~ ~ ~ r.
torine and changing the hall. Bef0rs onnr 4 II
was - gray - man Of seventy. NJ kaIf hes
now STAINED iis original color: You Ca reoon-
case was one II the wont kiud-
Your. D.X. HunHuY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
HARDWARE.
rAlH AbE 5 r rXfAi u ~ is. 9
p. n. MOORE a co,


IMPORTERS AND wnoLEsALE pEALEks IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
No ~ Pearl ST. opposite a. W. rfy's, Richmond, Va,
Ii and ss@psss s..sr,%sa, Of sI%lasSs% and n.sD
American eeois Their complete
Ing IN par, Of.
Pocket kn,ve. Of Ia. =, = and blade,
saea sen. ebony eeeo. and ysy handle knye. and vot
Razor. Of Wade Grvave.
T and s s.s,, o. . sas s S.s.. and
s p and sea s barrel f., 's.. v.sy SUPERIOR
Trace, halter. log. veil, nah and tongue chains,
Asss OF Collins. s@mons. aud wright. m.l.
Hand and panel saws, Hammsn add H.,chsis.
MN, pit. and circular saws,
spade. aud shovel. Of AIMEE Ro.land msts..
ssds, Hammers, and ssr.- P.,...
s .hs.s and cas-, s,s, ,. ss., . aud ss.son
sar.s Cola coI.r 81. siln% Srldl.. and rI.m...
Bride rillnrs. worsied Rens and Ghs,
sssa., nnses aud Ssrss., Q, every d,,Ssr,p,on,
Platform and Counter sssss g.,en h.l.nes and s'seard
N, aha i%ss.p and prs1 D,S Caps
Tea Tray. and Walters. and all other goods usually found
As goods purchased erms
and ss,sd exclusively tss n, vs,n. North CAROLYN. and Ten.
msrehan visiting this city. aud respectfully invite them
bou,s . MI. or any Of he Northern cities ~
rs-or'ers promptly and carefully attended to. auss
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
NOW IN s tor, s sES Sai,n PR
HALVES embracing q null assortment, of l. 2. s and -
bsau aud admirably adapted trade
Received by sam. steamer .SOs, go so.eo wo...nAo,u
pss, Of s sS.a ar. s% " and blades
Forks, hundred patterns
white bone. buffalo, buck aud ivory handles
veil aSsPS to the seS",fy trade rarely me; .,h and w ~
ehssss. VS. a a. DOMAIN,
Importers Of Hardware and Cutlery,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

Richmond, UctOttT j, 80 OcI5
NOTICED ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Where's
~ Richmond and Danvie Railroad Company
misfortune their freight Richmond, veil
ton % their rolling stock they constrshed for the present
deliver all down freight the siding their depot
shall arrive; 10 be
Immediately removed hy those whom may h.
long the Company F be eponsbe Tor the safe
the and the parties Interested, any
therefore that all freight before stated
At their risk IA unloadei from the
G. CAMPBELL,
IA2I-u Superintendent Of Transportation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
WE OFFER TO COUNTRY AND TOWN TRADE
FALL OF 1856.

WE OFFER TO COUNTRY AND TOWN TRADE,
FALL OF 1856.
q a GROSS Poliaks vtenns Matches, ono sulphur)
OvV at0 PARTRIDGE Matches.
81 French Matches, Cant he blown
o. barrels Lamp and rauner.' Oh.
80 Brown Windsor soap, Lows.
l0o boxes Extract % logwocd
$40 boxes - 10 and 10 ~ Glass. French.
300 n Nader. prime.
2uO baskets Sweet OIL, best brand in
S0O kegs OF white Lead
100 boxes Transparent Bar Soap.
loo doIrn Hair brushes
- Tooth Brushes.
10000 Cigar, boxes Of leo.
10 gross Yankee Soap.
100 GOO PERCUSSION Gaps. q. ID.
50 Hacking
q Canine
~ gross French Pomades and Hair on.
isO gross Cologne-, all prices.
leo kr.s Sup Cab Soda
l2'a n. rohquA Beans Augustine
:" Nrtmfugcs.
~ barrels Sps rurPrntine.
.Xrs Chewing Tobacco.
2p Turf oil,
Together with vstiy Medicines Paints ols
Pertmery, Chemicals Dye Stuff sc &C. usually kept Druggist
and for sale upon reasonable terms, by
sel DOVE A co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
% 90 sshs L pI - = Z n.

IEyO LynchburE IS So To Lexington siO
n To Buchanan I % To the Natural Bridge 1 80
both Richmond and Lynchburg Charlottesville 81 a.
Satisfied fair trial. that the majority Of travel the Packet
and after the 24d instant, Richmond
Wednesday aud Friday ats T. NJ reach New Canton
A. NJ ~ VI. nrst, Lynchburg A
buchanan and Lexington at p VI. Of the second day
Returning, leave Buchanan A NJ and Lynchburs ~
", Monday, "Wednesday and Friday reach scosyle 10y A.
n IL = NJ. And Richmond 4
the Institute
Buckingham H. scosvllr the stage Char
csvii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
RICHMOND WING.


fFo" h< Lo"do" I'hsss, sept B.
In question Of profit aud los IL best to come 10
fact. NJ. soou n. po.-l. and .h. x. are .e..s;ng M,
49,. ,,,,..i III, go, a., ,..,.,., -, A., H.,
' P'p $50 " ~ "
OF war the Adm'ra' has furnished US with return which
10 the very thing want IL list Of the Russian pr
yes captured In the late war comprising an account OF the
,o..... ., ..., v....i a. 80. >, -. -. -, ,h
-. =. -,, -, ~,
P'0e ""''e "~ seA'u' i"e'e are quo VESSELS "'"'
uoned IA TINS list as either captured or destroyed W
these however IS have been csrri the owners and
= have mot va, been finally sduiyed. an that in all tie
-. 4, ......, a., 10. 49,, - -. a, H.,
' " '' ~
NO cargoes ana Is han 'he eargoes 80 tha' "h
los cargoes forfeited The OF these vessels j.
py-n according 40 yariou. measurements sometimes IN
r.,,., ..,,.,o.. a, hatch ..,,.,,.. In r,.,, TOM
=, - -, =, -, =, -
someu"es :" 'AsN' ''"'''"'' =" Pou's, anu VIC '"'"''
sherefoe, nj glance give AN accurate idea OF the average
burden but FAR from the mark in saving that
the to,. tonnage of thes. vessels i. aou, third mar, d
,ho ,onn.,. -, III m. p,s.;., 49,. Oh. -, .
~ wa
Posn io'" pe year n "eh our mereahu'e intercourse
with the Moscovite at its height In that Rus
san vessels amounting to about tons burden lett
o,r .hor.. whil about ,onbl that .mon,, of Rnss,,
- -.
sonn.Re we're eh,e'eu n"srus we msAe u rug" e'r
cu,aon .na' y, '"e e'u,ss ov'o'e Is nv y e.
OF .ne uesuuc"o" W ~ VI 'esses W '"e s"ou"'
oi oo'ovV IONS "respee"e y, '"e p'ope'H eo,s'eu "
tnen,' ""e" vas o'eu o' eo'''"e y. SUI" a'u'es
~ nea snu oe'e s"' 'oo'e'V' '"'' ' ''''e'' 'o"''
~ a. s,. ..h . .,.,..,.,, =, , $500 .,.. ;,,
N""' '" o'i"s"s SUI" st NV So''Ps' VIZ"
sue AVu,s ~ I;, ~ r. s oe =, ~ W =, On
~ ~. -" =, ~ 80 :, ~ , = " 80,
ees'e'N " "a o ~ , -; 49,, - pSJ I
s'e 80 49,, - e. e. - -. =, p.
tent OF injury n''eu o w. , nv % '''e VI i.usss
We uo nol s"p ~ 80 - $500, '.I - ~ pi.' d.
va. ss y -, -. s','y. - - ~. - e.
SeAs, a'u P! - ~. $50 -" ' ~
Is Ns' 'ssu'''u ~" ' N"P, , w ~. y, - 'ese ~
turns II , uS 49,. so w - , ''a' 'ne "
~mv" We "s'v sn" ~ u - eoa'', w ~ use 80"
OF '"e auun'Si'f Nee'n, W Ia, p " VIZ
a, 80 -. ~ i; H. Rl,;o "a ,h NIL "a
were eapturen oo'u =" ~. ,S u "e "'eN ov"'
son"nues 'ne ".b, -. " . - Wv Ia y.
the! were ouo " o'ue' use ",
anu no P'oeseu'"es " =, ~, 49, sI". , 'e
C"uI' o' auH'"AN, :. "ou'u w" ov a'"o,' '"p">r
"'e W o''a'" a"' W, -. =. u, 'P
- Her Majestys ships OF war which are not in my pos
" sessOn or under my control therefore appears that
the loss OF these So"o' tons nut irachoh o the loss
of shipping actually sustained anu that the DO" 'hus
dealt TO the mercantile marine OF RUSSIA out Single
item of tue injury actually ihucteu ne hsim uohe III
this way, however, 10 the commerce. OF hauoh scarcely
ed barDArlSIn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

SEPTEMBER lSr, 1856.
NEGRO CLOTHING a NEGRO nIANKET>.

FENHMAs PKUE co are ohenIng Iirgc md tH'rnsivr
Of Banses heavy Woolens linsys field
h."d 10 which they invite the attention Of merchants farmers and
Others needing such Eoodssl n which viii he offered
Among thosr hand white coii
ep gay s-tinr Kers~y, Va PenenaTy CASH
heavy plaid Insey "a Is up
or ab-rg plaid OznabuEs, plaid Domestics fui Cloths brown
aud bleaele SiTtngs and sheetng
Jocks. Sc Ac
b. they receiving Goods
which the notice Of their friends and the public.
81 -dAclm Thns. u PROV 4 Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
FALL TK ABE, 1890.
A ID / r * Or r y Y

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Ia WEST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
receiving their
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE STuffs, PAINTS, OILS, WIN
DOW GLASS. &C, &C consisting In part Of
Superior Iniigces, prime ombro Msdder, blue Ntriol
Alum, Coppcras, extract Logwood Lac Dye, CochineAl
Cream Tartar, TartAre Aed Saltpcrv, ~ CsTb. Soda
Sal soda, Qaninr, French and American Flor. sulphur
Roll Birthstone. CASTLE Soap white and notified
Enery, English refined BorsS Csmphine Burning Fluid
Sp;s. Turpentiae Alcohol, Nsrnshes, Of ali grades
Linseei Lard, Solar and Sperm Oils
Zinc Paint French and American
Whit Lead. dry aud la oil, Red Lead
Lthsrgr, Nvrdgr Chrome Green and Yellow, dry
Mace. Nuimrgs, Gloves, CAssa, Alspce
Pepper, Ginger, ground and whole
Together with general Of all the popular Medicines,
choice selection TOOTH nail aud other India
Rubber, horn buffalo dressing Combs. Colognes
English uarry ~ which
voAhle the usual credit punetaa dealers