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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06
FALL. CAMPAIGN! = =
HAIR ~ ARE AZ WHOLESA LIE.


CHAS. s. WELLS,
w the public since he opened MEANWHILE
arprse interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois
tncky and city purchase also that he has shelves
in the Heaviest took Of Hardws Gut
VIII market sale Many Goods purchased At redue-
ed by him during depressed markets.
East and in England and h importing direct from Europe
having his orders American Goods fed
and sell Hardware low any
afford the Goods cash good time buyers 81 j
He invites careful nation his prices
and Traders feeling assured that he do them
full ustice.
Among the articles (almost nnumeraoe) omprisine hie
stock he names the following to the trade: II e-s
Axes-Wells Lppincotts Collins
$40 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
7f do Steel Shears and Scissors; ~ =. p %
100 do Razofs ind Strnps: .G .siE -tHS -
100 gross Spoons Iron Brittana and German siivsrr
50 dozen Coffee Mills. all grades; Nt-E
81 do Files and Rasps all kines: -
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms:
70 n lhs Sadrons assorted; rz.#..sr Eltl
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do:
800 Screws, Rim pointed;
$50 dozen Door Soeksand ockets;
100 do Angus
2Oo do Curry Combs sud Horse Cards: r-s
2o0 pairs Shovel and TonEs. iron and brass heads;
90 DOZEN Saws from Mill Key-hoIe;
rs do Steslyards and Scale Beams;
so do Ames' (ana other bran dsl Shoves SpadsAy
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
case Japanned Tinware fully assorted. 15f-- 2
ALSO
Whips and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles Snessaeiss
Port Monnaes Fancy Hardware generally together
heavy goods viz: Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges
ties. Knives aid Riddles and
Gun Barrels and Gun TFimmings,
Carpenters and Coopers Tools Window Sash.
CHARLES 8. w EI.LS.satI
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

Aba MBUSHRLs Ear Corn,
&6 ~ Nv 100 bushels oats,
600 hsshsls ahslled esrn. nc FrF
dan HEADRN's cssYy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06
MEDICINES, &c.
TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
C.llINrRY MEk Gil NrS. y -

TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS. AND
COUNTRY kCHaNTS. al
@-signed lave In large stock of drugs
il msficines ciernicsis. oils. paint. varnishss dys
@ the
aud Eastern kess. which they determines TO sell
our arsices with erea. care warranted
saTios a.. .ap an.
Also large SUPPLY Of barusrrean stock consisting
Plates cases s ss@Ess de- Es.s-
Ms sisfshns Gu. sos.sss and choice lot Of ola H.
Ssr:Ssss; "a sssI:. IN pi:s.: 81. .a.si..:sr
noasssss, sua sSsstsIiy packed
AlIFS 5ssIock: HALLocK sTop GaA Io'l
oct5-tf Main st.. nearthe river. q
CRAWFORD BELL, $3.50 ( y sfsf
wxsiaGfos B sSD Ef sGLbrEs sGS
Evansville Ind, fts'g4. a..
now receiving Of the largest and hest sesetd stsek
Eysrs aF.iss Sfsiss public
The stock consist in part 20 Of ths foo1Ent:
70 bssi' s sP.sS ssis Spin, gssp.ssa.
Cases English Rsra Borau csss . Cream Tasisr
s:' e s s'isi sss.s
psni.6 Foa. Indigo Bal. alssa
HID Ombro Nader. ! DO India Do. 80. "a
ssIPs Sss. Kegs
BS. oopsI v.rHish ioS. : Sa'ssS
q Lin:ssd oil. " hoss. As.'d Giasswsrs.,
Pure Bra1die and other liquors for Family and medical
7OUNEK EEPERN SUITED At LASF1E
CRAWFORD BELL calls the attention OF the Lsdiesto
~ the following articles which he has nvoieed prslY
for t. cir and which be had at his
Block building, Main street. y esttas u =.
Paul de Veres Extracts small bottles culinary
purposes. prisnG the following: =
Extract Sage; Extract of Mint Extract Of Alspeej
DO Ra sSis DO h.%aa Dc DC c Ssn.i
Mustard Premium; Mustard English: f- IL
Mustard superior article by Sadler Firth Co.. Saiaa
Oil Arrow Root Ginger Ia picoa nRass Galatine1
Preston Merrills Hope Mills; east Durkees;
Farind desirable article children
valids Spices Starch; other article the heaskr
need in his line. MIN
tOFFEt .-z5 bags prime for saleI " to close: II
r"v2S GEO FOSTER & CO. =
a 81 ~ -&LF.-z5OO bushels for sale .
IN nov2S GEO FOSTER Il co.
Hs EMOV A a. --1-- -
undersigned has his Tailorisg Estahlish
to second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
terian Church. in the office with Dr. Wood where he
would be glad to all his old soody
Der Of pewonas and would be pleased them With
anything in his line szeh shirts
Thankful for favors he would set
contnuance of the the hands of liberal public
y26 ssat j. L. NELAS.
WATCH RBPAIRING.
ENHE BNdersgued having the above business
experience skill in all
machner will. trial be found worthy
only of the resi- citizens
comprising the .circuma ambient Vicinage.''
His is the Post Office all
CrFICE HOURS. myS II. II. GATES
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06
Nav AsHINiaTON /

HNHE this House have their
Main their Ho te1. finish
06posits Court House they
their old all others
them il much perior style than 'orsnsry.
shank pectin solicit
which shall all
fare will be the best the market affords and
-harges moderate.
Good StablI and Wagon Yard kept forcountry
= eyI0-dEwtf FREEZER IL HEIpg5 ERECH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

> Dot Nk NNfb1%
LIVERY ARD ALE STABLE
On LOCUST ETY.. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
ESsS$A and Omnibisses. 1lways hire
LIE 1.-THE lhoEe Stable Carriages tor sxcursions par
ties uner1ls always an prepared to
= orses and keep them in the best order
My hne hack will hereafter ninK constantly
the day. and will b. hotels
accommodation E thosf wishing it. It will also he
ready citizens during the night leaving
r'ers AZ the stable. my9 > 4. VI DEGARN0
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06
,TOVES! TMN An D COPPER EST A Is
= q v n

STOVES! TN AN M CabRSPElk EST B~
LHSHMENT.
THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm ofScantn
EEzf Paryin, has returned from Princeton and take
&ESS&B en- up his residence permanently in THIS cirY
where he will ieT ote his decentralization to AL
branches their business Mr.. $. would call the alton
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining Le
their business They also prepaedo do all sorts of
Tin Copper and Skoet-irOn Custom Work. Steamboat
work. 6c.. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest notice and in the rfect style
Call at the store of SCANTI & PARV1N.
norf4 Main steet be- irstand Second
FURNITURE, WALL. PAPER, &C.,
At SCHMIDT & ST aRKE'S.
wv constantly hand variety of Sofas Divans
NE-LOunxes. Chairs. manufacture
order these articles with hair plush
bottoms an n any E-yls desired.
received large and beautiful variety OF AL
PAPERS Of all qualities styles which respectful
lY invite public atten ton.
octl5-tf - SCHMIDT & STAKKE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06
nNVif9 az VEIL,
II RICH a Mt Il AILOR.

Second street between Main and Locust.
SEAS and opsned Of Cloths
colors Gassimeres OF hpe quality an the
richest Vestngs such plain aud far
velvets satins silks with goods for huEi
All these goods tn best quality: and hand
varieties brou2h to this city Ny old customers
md citizens generally invited TO examine them.
prepared With hrsrtt workmcn to make goods In
heIatss styles, nd ATS in aica<As s~rl2tf
STOR AGE w ANTED.
~ quantity of Grain. Pcduce or Merchandise.
no mosr lib raj se-ms. 7-+
Having aud airy stairs particular will
taken Of Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
all kinds ofgoods wares liable damsge from damp
Iusu the lowestare rroofzstes
: ( Logger when desired.
Warehouse located Locust and W. and
shipping by River or Kali
Dad Appyto GEO. FOSTER & co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

CHEAPkR YBTi-supcEnne and Bucs wheat FloO 4
~ faie st reduced .rrirss BY 3, Z
jRnl1 J. W. ( :. NfC6RES,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

y TIUNS.!
zSLOWER thermometers travelling companions,
Il hest London ing eight tnd ksyd French
tccordeons French dolls, marhlys: toys
enmbs superior needles pins tooth
eks rings pen cifs pens tooth brushes.
eads chess mCn toilet
pap Jumping and battle doors together with great
-artsty of notions for sale by A. G. PUSHEE.
ap26 under Odd Fellows Hall, Frstst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

WE have rented the Brick Building First street,
M.srs Bemept Viele's and in few davr
will ceivng Srring Stock We would repeatedly
invite all Old friends AID and the trade
rally shall be rrenared to offer then
great hh the quality Of nods and m
prices We will goods all cash and prompt time
the West. aud solicit
the patronage Of an such custom.
faI2 L. 4 II N.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

Nh 4vIN January last disposed o. Interest in the
late firm % Morgan Keen Preston. hsve this day
formed cop'rtnrrshp with nv brosher VIM. Morgan.
under the II. w. W. NoRaAS the
general wholesale business Roots
N shoes. Hats Cans, J. II. MORGAN.
Evansville Feb. n, SO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

SECOND TO soNE MOUxrAINs
en First opposite the Post Once
FNHHEundersiRned perience in the busH
81 in the city New York in which ci he is aekuowl
edged superior in the of we'll
pointed bakery. would respectfully spnounce:
July prepared to furnish I'll kinds OF bread
cakes crackers rolls either at
wholesale retail. -
Weddings parties balls privatefalies vii be
desired with everything fresh from the
sve n the shortest notice.
Asaperor article Of Graham and bresdsawayso
hand
will devote his exclusive
~ business which shall he executedin yte not
Le an rnassaShv any enc WI J @. GACNT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

.,nck,4o anti shsir vishsz n A. LAWRENCE
S-Ordsrs from distance prom satisfactorily
elIAa y2I-dkw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06
M4FRHLE WORKS fIE YIDVEE

gM ORSE POWERS MD THRE~ii Z - - {
Emery Two horse 1wers aa1 Thrashers; ais
he PenusyIvanis horse Powers aud rirashors Emery
r;raIAr viii IL adapted saving Cord Wood f"'
She PURPOSES; selling -anufaeturars
DR.. - nevl9 GRANT Il CARSOS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06
"O1 IVA vfAHp HR R shsGa ssSG5utNTY. IND.

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes, Jo7a, S. Hopkins, Nm. Heiln'an,
Philip Decker, H. .. Hills, I'm. r. Pres
ton, and 4Tzu Baker.
THIS Compauyi prepared take risks npon pro-
pery situate Town ami Country within the bounss
mites of Posey Gibson and arrck
Anpliestion either Of the
T1iracto-a WIN BAKER. Priest.
ROB'T BARNES. Treas.
paR,T KAsEEY Sse.ry .-fl oct26dIy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

HHE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
Goods comprising large assortment of Watehes Jewell
Clocks &c. formerly owned by g. ossen. would resreet-
fully citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he
will old stand. First he
ana Locust and would be happy to wait AL
who will him with call promising to give satisfaction
or no sale will he sold at small advance
WITHOUT ANY REFEREScE TO FoEhERPRlcEs,
and all goods warran tel as represented
R All kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired in the
Oe ion m i' w ~ 0 CHAS RARNUM.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

Fosters Blocz list st.. Evansville Ind.
Mattresses OF
Wv nd to be IA consisting of
Hair, Spring. Moss, Cotton and SAuci1s
all sizes We willing 80 show Mattresses by the
side of 1therE they will receive tho
ference We will sell than at Wholesale ret1l or make
them orderou favorable they he founi
Bed Comforts qualities and sizes always han'
made order. We will We show them all who
wis Ia vaofna NaAte
III UslHEs . black ID this day and
Ia sale JAMES Low
deoI4-d6w - ~
STEKL FiAN sNF@@sStlLi- 1s,1--
- Brass hand Shove1s and Tonxs:
Goal Shovels; Stands (for Shoves aud To-gs)
bY (d0c6l CTAs 9-ru--s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

THIS iersnged would respectfully In,
<Sft1eA form the public that he he's taken tue old
stand formerly occupied By Mr; Newman, on
First Vine and plVisou where
&EK1SMMA a sparad do Blacksmithing In sIl It's
work. saw-mf work.
irons and hantsers cellar
doors crates Railroad aRt canal bridge work
done the shortnoce Anchors Of diff
ways Ia d; ESQ water wheel
Machinery BiacksmhinE. will wnrrants 'tisfac-
tlon pay. All kinds 81 heavy forRing a. my h9p
fsb26dly $500 ~ 7 No Kris
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30

The Washington Organ has the following 90 ,his sub
iec. which Il would be yell Zoe soatheru resders
make note Of One thing Is Certain tina, very nearly all
the Democrats lately elected Congress from the North
pledged to admit Kansas only free State and So
lsmny pledged against the further extension Of slavery
But to What follows;
THE Cincinnati Commercial says that W. 5. Groes-
beck Democrat elected Congress in the Ohio
district pledged himself to vote to make Kansas tree
Stats. by which he gained at least 1000 votes.
"rhe same remark will apply to Hon. John Hickman,
recently reelected by the Democrats Of Pennsylvania
the next Congress- and several other Democratic members
from that State.
Even in New York. where, IL any~here, the supper
tiers Of Buchanan might be expected to be tree from the
anti slavery faint. find William Chamberlain the De-
mocrstc candidate for Congress in the twelfth district
duchess and Columba) expressing the hostility to
the extension OF slavery in his letter OF acceptance In
that letter he remarks
"'By reference To the proceedings Of the convention
which nominated me- discover that allusou made to
the subject OF slavery. and gladly avail myself OF this
occasion to that am nov, and always have been
nesty opposed the extension of the Of
ry'"
How do the Washington Union, the Richmond Enqu-
aud the New Orleans Delta intend to class these
slave 'Democratsr"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
The Vote In Pennsylvania.

The official vote in Pennsylvania reduces the Democra
tic majority the poll for Canal Commissioner about
400; while the majority against the Democracy on the
for Congressman is about fifteen hundred In thi:
connexion il may be well to show what the leading
gans Of the Buccaeer Democracy that Justify
shouting barren victory, claimed before the cleo
ton Here extracts on this point:
We assure friends abroad that shall carry the
State the lih by from $4,000 to 10000 majority
PeHnsyirdnidn, 6h.
The Democrats largely in the majority in Pennsy
wanna, all parties and combinations We shall BE-
disappointed If the majority the l4h Is less than 90
0oO Ii may reach 4OOOO.- Washington Union, lOth.
W. sure Of Pennsylvania Tuesday merit By So
u00 ajority-4ibdny Argus llh.
Oar friends IA Pennsylvania sdIgHiae Of 81, 900
majority the State ticket, and go high So
oO0.--BoSfoH Post, sh i.st.
IL will be from this that the friends of Buchanan
sorey disappointed in the result in nsylvana-
And what is more they will be still disappointed
Tuesday next We have pressntiment that Old Buck
will be badly whipped in his own State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30

Balance to the credit OF contingent fund, 5,s6i,4s
BY resolution OF the Virgins Mechanics Institute the
V,rgins Historical aud Philosophical Society and the
Executive Committee OF the Virginia State Agricultural
Society invited confer with that Institute the
subject Of erecting suitable building for the acconmoda
ton Of the three Socetics The conference asked
held by sub committees deputed from each body who
agreed upon report in the form OF joint memorial the
Council OF the city OF Richmond which accepted by
the several Societies and ordered be presented that
body The action taken by the Council has been refer
the subject 20 the City Eugnee with instructions pre-
pare practicable, plan tor the erection o building on
the site of Lafayette Hail. adapted the purposes OF the
three Societies with the intention. found suitable
stow the property them in tie and form
forth in the memorial copy OF which is herewith submit
ted to the Assembly.
The portraits OF John Taylor Of Caroline the author Of
"Arato and OF Fielding Lewis Of Charles City, ths first
in the State to lime large scale mprover Of
the soil have been generously presented the Society
the former by his andson John Taylor j and the lat
ter bs Robert Douthat and other grandchildren
Mr. Lewis These portraits will be preserved grateful
souvenirs Of venerable names connected with the history
OF Virginia Agriculture pioneers Of improvement.
All which is respectfully submitted.
By raE ExEcUrIvE CoxxrrrEE
CHAs. h WILLIAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
A Cold Bnsine,s.


lev days ago the Buchanan Democracy OF New o..
Inl -gnal allure. This only showed wha, a low eb
the weight Of their squaer Sovereignty candidate IT,
enthusiasm behalf of Fillmore is unprecedented il, H.,
Crescent city almost every body having Abandoned Blu
ehaan and determined to support the friend Of the Coz
stit"tiou aud the Union aud the rights of the States
in the person Of Mlard Fillmore We consider STAT
OF Louisiana almost absolutely certain for our noble stand
ard bearer The fatife ia the way OF Democratic meet
ing New Orleans alluded above is thus sketched M
the Bulletin Of that city:
"rhere another attempt last evening 70 get np
Buchanan meeting "a New Orleans; but like al pfcednf
attempt, u proved exceeding slim affair. Tie W,it
er wa unprOpuons. the damp and muddy and t.
sidew sks. like Democratic Platforms slippery The meet
Ing ~ organized 10y the appointment OF p +. BonforI
t-, President with the usual complement OF other ni
hcers. NJ. BJniOrd, taking the cbair made short
appropriate address in which he observed We we're gl,
To- notice, the c'uFtcses Of language becoming gsnri
Who hrr ia political opinions aud preference IL wou
bc well all Democratic speakers aud Democratic ues
PaPcr' too we're 70 initiate hi. example. We con-id
Mr. B,aior one Of our best speakers lie was follow.
by some gentleman whose name We did not catch n
appeared 20 be labOring under cold and houg
we we're not far of, his remarks nearly inaudibIe
DOM - very small proportions, extending further thai
~ the fourth light post The sdevnlks on either d a.
the street occupied principally by Fillmore men ana
once or twice round Of cheers for the model Pres
dent There were -one boys IN the streets occasional
running hitler and tbither cutting up ~ sorts Of antc.
They should have received gopi spanking aud been .
Co bed, the young scarnps. AZ We before intmeted ~
meeting must certainly be considered failure Thef.
no enthusasn inr buchanan IN New Orleans Calling WI
It Is Ike crhos spirits from tne vast deep il viii no
come"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
PRIVATE OFFERINGS oy RIAL rsrArr

~
This Hot Springs prcpsry bath dved for sale
FOR particulars, asyt OF Thomas Goode. O8ll
county. 10 miles oh Rcbm"nd Advd by A. ltiN
tract ~ go acres In ApponaoK known
ling barn etc. i've ther desirable offer
Ing. ZEE sdv't Of Jane. ID Moshy oonr tiN9l
80 FROM Dsnynr containing $50 acres has large and
handsmr dueng etc. and 2J superior fruit The other
desirable farm ~ $40 rs cleared county
mile, us o. Richmond s eemtaable dsens outhouses,
which he rr,de- Il Go acres) Piney
river The dividing line between Ansrs, and Nelson See
acres. 100 wood land Of original grovth via, com
..odous dssing &c nesr Povhatau O. H. Advd by Joseph
Plantation = 900 .efes $50 land. river In NJ
county YORK ~ ml above orhoTn 40 brick dwelling ont
Farm o. Is - eli ard with sxeeni brick dwelling
anlnF rooms on s Mr,iham plank roa mi - vest Of Rich
mond. Advd BY Jno. v Wren-G A ltN25l
house and lot -rn Southampton county
isnd adjoining desirable offering See adv Of Merit Davis.
Of 100 ssres if5 original forest In BrunswIt count,
The heerrn river, ~ miles south Of LAuencv large
The Illinois Central Rsroad company on-r 1000
t.rn'g a W tract. ~ W sore, and upWafds on long credits
ee - NE lengthy advt Of Mr. John Wilson, the companJs land
gara Of 90 county. with dwelling etc. there.
onqLl
The farm called "seaford Matthews county containing Tss
scIe- n which 30 are arabe Cf)
Plantation IN goochand county Richmond
Mount Remand. containing ~, ae,rs Cif)
Pawn on James river, In Buckingham county opposite Hovsrds
An estate containing 1900 acres IN Amelia and Hotovay eoun.
ties. ~ miles from Richmond Advertised ~ 4. 90
Earu Of so half cleared IN Charies CITY county "a mile
me Peo.pec, NM Orange co. on u. Kappa
han. river contains 80 aere and has facility Of access
vaiu.bls propery-lae Talstrro MIL. at Roots,s.s
Fsrfn Ooohiand county acres called 1rspakes
tas from the O. ~ 80 from Richmond, and adjacent
den lfl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
Facts to be Remembered.

Let it always be remembered that Mr. Fillmore has de-
eired himself utterly hostile the odous and degrading
abolition doctne Of tersoveregnty advocated by
Buch,nan Douglas, Cass, Van Buren, and other great
leaders OF the Northern Democracy Remember, too tina;
Mr. Calhoun denounced the doctrine 80 most mon.
strous advanced by American statesman-worse
than Wilmot PrOSsosm; and then look the that
the leaders OF the Southern Democracy heretofore
terry opposed to it Mr. Calhoun willing to
ay the best interests OF the South by going for the very
an whom a distinguished Southern Democrat has de-
noaReed the Gather Of squattersovereigniy"-
Buchanan.
Will the South suffer itself be bound hand and foot
i this way!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
RICHMOND WING.
Es os !. s ssssSs 3 &. ars..e- ., "a.


III rHERx nv THOSE. NORTH OR SOUTH, WHO DESIRE
AN ApnISisrRArIoS FOR THE NORTH AS AGAINST THE
SOUTH. or TOR THE SOUTH AGAINST THE NORTH. THEY
ARE Nor the MEN WHO SHOULD ervE THEIR sUfFRAGks
TO ME- FOR NY OWN PARr.I KNOW ONLY NY COUNTRY,
MY WHO'LL COUNTRY, AND NOTHING But MY COUNTRY"
-Nusrd Fsimo~s,. Addre.s Liading at Hso York.
rHr FOUNDATION or NV PERSEVERANCE, rs THAT Mr..
FILLMORE HAS ADMINISTERED rHE EXECUTIVE GOVERN
Mryr Win SIGNAL SUCCESS AND ABILITY ne HAS REEN
TRIED And POUND TRUE, TAIrHruL- HONEST AND coNscI
HSTIOIk Hear ffLsu