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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-07
AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY.
BY JOSIAH HOLBROOK.
No. VI.-ALKALIEs AND ACIDS.

No. NII.-ALKALIEs AND ACIDS.
Lime is an alkaline earth. As an element of
soils it is Tar less abundant than quartz ielspar
As chemical agent II has more power than eth
er. Neutralizlng acids Is one If the most inn
portant agencies of all alkalies. Lime performs
that agency both in agriculture and and domestic
economy. Take in the former. Every
farm r is familiar with two kinds of sorrel grow
ing on powcd ground The most abundant is
call, d sheep sorrel, and frequently sour dock
Bota lists call it rumex ascetoeela 1t frequent
ly covers plowcd fields with thick coat, contain.
ing large amount of acid BY quick-li this
is neuirazed and changed into II salt probably
favorable to vegetation, while the acid is unfavor-
able. case in domestic economy--common
ashes are the carbonate of potash, as is ley OBJ
taned from them. In making soap, the purer
the better, especially it avoids the necessity
of putting red hot horse shoes into the soap to
drive out witches, or even waiting till full or
new moon to make soap. BY mixing lime with
the ashes il removes the earbonc acid from the
potash, forming the carbonate of lime /; leaving
the potash purr and stronger alkali, and more
powerful in assimilating the water and the oil by
uniting with both, which is the chemistry of soap
making.
Lime is also used as alkaline agent in many
of the arts and with great effect in iron furnaces
and glass makng-the coarsest kind of glass.
For most kinds potash soda is used. Whether
in reducing ores to metals or quartz to glass,
lime nets as fux, causing more ready fusion.
While lime as n fux, aids TIL fusion Of iron ore
charcoal lakes from it the oxygen TO aid t ne com.
busiion, as most iron are the oxides of iron.
Cast-iron, i'll retains portion fits oxygen,whch
is removed by further exposure to charcoal as
heating agent. 1t is thus reduced to wrought iron
BY exposing wrought-iron to intense heat, while
bedded in powdered charcoal i'll close oven
thus entirely excluding air from it, the charcoal
or carbonis absorbed in small quantities by the
iron, by which wrought-iron is changed into steel.
which is t. carburet of iron, carA,n and iron
Carbonate ofiron is of that metal, which
is said to be changed from the carbonate to the
carburet,or from the ore to steel by direct pro
cess.
ExPERIMENT.-If some peal ash (sub. carbon
a'e of potash) he put into n tumbler, aud some
copperas (sulphate of iron) into another, ant
both exposed to the air, one substance will be
covered with white powder and the other attract
mois ture so as to become partial liquid. The
one is said to eiiorescc the other to deliquescc
BY trying the experiment any one readily
ascertain by which operation each is effected.
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Generai Assembly of Virginia.
iRii,aY. Enii. 3. Isii.


Mr.. Shaekelford offered resolution request
NJ ii return BY the House Of Delegates Of n
Ieint resolution authorizing the county court of
Buckingham To subscribe s2O0,0O0 to the capt
al stock # the Manassas Gap Railroad.
Upon the discussion resolution arose. i'll
which Messrs Thomas, Shackelford. Wicher.
and Harris participated.
Mr. shackelford demanding the ayes and noes
the resolution was concurred in: Ayes u Noes
III.
Resolutions of inquiry were proposed-among
others.
BY Mr. Moncurc, of foreclosing the mortgage
held by the Commonwealth on the land and bull
dings held by Emory and Henry College and
also to inquire whether said College has refused to
educate the number of young men provided for
by the act of March I'd, ls5 }, and that said com
nlttee have authority to send for persons and pa
pers.
Theyarious standing Committees submitted
reports. Among others, House bill authorizing
the purchase of the Appomattox railroad, by the
south-side Railroad Company.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Little kanawha and West
Turnpike Company. Ayes 20. 'es9.
To amend the 9Th section of the act concern
ing the registration of births, marriages and
deaths, to impose penalty on ministers
and others failing TO comply with the second sec
ton of said act.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
The bill incorporating the Alexandra and
Washington Railroad Company came up as the
unfinished business.
The question reconsid ring the vote
by which the bill passed. The ayes were 20 by
standing vote-so the voc was RECONSIDER
ed
Mr.. Saunders moved that the bill lie on the ia
be Lost.
After some remarks by Messrs. Thomas and
Saunders, the bill again passed.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
Mr.. McKcnney called for the order of the day
"a bill increasing the capital of the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Company.
The roll was called and the vote was-ayes 81
noes &.
The title was amended, on motion of MIR. Me
Kenney, TO read IAN act to increase the
capital stock of the Norfolk and Petersburg
Rairo ID Company. and to authorize the Board of
Public Works to subscribe for three -tifths OF
such Increase
Mr. Mckinney was directed to inform the
House of its passage.
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\ enp-Test,
JANTb DEN1'ITI' y
GARLAND SLAUGHTER p. O. th6 Va


u ktkG. MA Al kul, head IL the c. j.
hre al the Cnui 81 Hastings tor the eat, Li
bug, IA Mon'iny the 9th day of + br.a,y, Sd;
James l.. Srhuolh, III, Observation-Disclosures. Fdhl
AGAINST
Ge"rs" d. Humphreys, airy . S,horhed IA
own riIh ant as tx - u. JOIN S b.. III ID, Iq
aem'r of ChtLHe.y St.re aud john H. Il
~h '---- DJfha', =,
h" "hI"ct ct ! Is slut l. Ia comuc tie ID / u
honlhei I" max" hll aud cun'p"t di''
II MI ef""i- j. fn> I'm IL, III u1d,r hi runifo !,
IL ivi'ln lily or urnry bringing To III U
iilmph'"y-, aud Ia enloin sain Sch"rh n from
in away pairing With the -umr. mini the n'i't
der of the Court in lie Premises. aud t. nh u
'fc' Is, together vilh tn life inu resi- i - '''
iey- IN ceriaIn lot in tin, city ut Lyrrh nrs, l''
N Mai street, is feet, Jorih paymrn at dfp'
~rrted hy e Plaintiff against tie sud D'i II"
leys,
Ani tnrp nrng hy p oler ntf iavir flied t5.
defendant Grorec liuml,li.ys i moi n re-
tn STA it !, "r'.r had h. do al pear here ="
TT mo- tn aiirr dine puhlfration h, reuf and Il" VIZ
II" esshrt I" prot CT his iit,re.i-and it'nt 'li
this "r'i - published -, c., week for t'ur '','
"eezs in The Lynch urg Nreinian. aud = Stfa u
front door of tue G ut House ia ihi. city On if
day of the next Term.
A copy-rrstc,
JAMES BENAGH CIR
GARI.sn D. r.ucurrp , N ,,.h NJ"
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The object oi this suit is nmrtl the Dei'l. Il
scho'lhrld.to make IA full and complete discovery
fleets IN his hand under his contrul. either ind
nally, or as hduciary. belonging 10 the defl fil
re,s, and to enlon said Schooi6eld from pa,s NJ .
or parting wnh The same. until The further urder o
Court III the premises, and To subj. ct and erl,t ~
81 with tie life interest of sud Humphreys ua af
tot IN the city Of Lynchbnrg. fronting ON Nlain Sns
let, lar the payment ct II deLi asserted by The u
TIFF against the said D.t /, Hu ihrty>.
Aud II appearing by proper atf''uv FL that Iif
fendnnt, George ID Humphreys Is not a +, .idenl al
Stat: u is ordered that he do app ear here ai@
month af'cr due publication hereof, and do wha :
cesar to pIot, II his :nteresi-and thai II repy
"rdrr be rubii-hed once week for fou, ,lres
weeks in the Lynchbuig Ymgnan ard posted at
tront l"or of the L ouu House of this CITY on lhe
aay of the next Tenn
A enp' -Testr.
JANIS BENAGH. ca
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MIR. DEMPsTER gives one more al the last
his delightful Concerts, at the Masonic Hall, this
evening. lie sang last night before large
and appreciative audience, aud drew forth repeat
ed manifestations of the pleasure with which
they heard him. His John Anderson and Irish
Emigrant were rendered with exquisite taste and
pathos Tonight he should have crowded
house.
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1t is said that member of the House of Rep
resentatives, from the State of New York, in.
tends to introduce bill in the House to repea
the fugitive slave law, and all the other compr,,.
mise laws that are W rcpcalable his bill he
will call up immediately after the passage in the
Senate of Douglas bill
The New York Courier says:--'W hat has pass
ed in Parliament asked Elizabeth of Cecil
''Slx weeks was the reply. In our own Con
gress two full months have passed and therein
we have the advantage of Queen Bess' Parlia
ment of mutes, but therein only"
The Daily Advertiser, of Boston, which is M
derStood to represent the opinions of Mr.. Eve
rett has taken n decided stand in opposition 70
Douglas Nebraska bill. This is supposed to in
dictate Mr.. Everett's opposition to the bill.
Attention is directed TO the Express notice.
of Berford IL Co. Their references are of the
most substantial character. Major Talbot. the
agent at this point, is too well known to need a.
ny reference.
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TUKNPfkE ..lAlnEAD-

L an Directors ot the Lyncbhurg ard Cam
Court H"u~e Turnpike Con peny hav" d, clare.
dend "i ) per cent ench 81 are Sock tr the
SIX months. payable On application.
fb7.lt JNO s BLA1
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The Republican mentions JUDGE ID. A. VII
SON, of this city, as II suitable person to succeed
Mr.. JOHNSTON in the State Authorship. We do
not now whether JUICE WILSON desires or would
accept the appointment, but concur with the
Republican in its estimate of his fitness for the
post, and if it were conferred upon him, should
have nothing to regret, except that Lynchburg
would lose one of its most homored and estimable
ciiizens
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IN cIANt,ERN

George d. flu plreys, and Henry o hoold
his own right and "A. ex'or. Of john Schn
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VInGINIA:-A rue. held in the C!rrA',

'. 1T the Co.rt of Hastings for the c,ty Of |.
urg, on Monday the 6tl, duv u FrhIInr 1854:
tines l.. SrhuollieId. Ex'ui. of Samuel ), hpH
d.r'I
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SPECIAL NOTICES

d. Bralnerd, at W use lecture nnd tx nriments a.,
imperfect vision and diseased eye- >nokc the ,tr
~ being under ia" ssit Of returning to Rirhmond
as ieh with frc d, N the Marvel House. in.,,o.
eht' to trent lie ponr who may call f. &c of cbnrg
ia i 'rSl T" nur'h Sc can al,ahe .u,plrd. A.
l,tirt'2' m''i NAV 90 Tim f few oay. oul, ,b,so
sung ire'ncrt or inst nments ba bauer pn,lv .,
h'"' "en'" satisfied tina d, B's sy.t,m -, ,re,,
'eli ma froiueed~some vi, gnpI cure.
FL 2t
~ ire lunc a." dni. hesoning h, tier .a,i.f,d nj
M aeefs 81 Emmerson's Am RE III Hair R,,,ortiye
'' ''' nena"d nfrrn,ts. Try for hn ldnr.. or nail
= ''lr rlG 81 00-in large hoit-s.
tel 3--lN
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70 the Voters Of Lynoh,,,re :.


an ta"dDi',r .ur ypin suffrage. Ar h. olo,,i :;
~ 4'A'. trr office of VI ricr Of p,lirc. Aiter -
81 i"i'Nt~" ytHIs IN Your en-, md u.,,,,Lnr
- I'm y unnecessary To say al y,hins -, my.,lf-
"'"' " c'ecte t. will Il -chnrge the ,iutie. of
jan 81 ale Inv AL, OR.
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Attention (.uarslS

+ runciual at "A drill IN W,dn, s,a, Ey. ling
- Stu inst at o'clock, at Messrs Warar
Otey's Factory. BY order oil Il e Ca, tain
Tel. u JNO G. JOHNSNN S1rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

H&ENTRAL. RAILR0AD-oPkNT 10 STA UNION
~ Cheapest Comfortable and kspeiitious Arr
men, made for Travelling TO the severed spaxs
Lexington, &c.
The Company are provided sia arss sddienai supply
Engines
NON Cars Stages the whole route only
line rtnaing tsrvhoA times tceek.
me the top Of the Rochnsh Gan
where various points In the scenery 20 me
view Of surprising Eradisur and beauty.
Commencing With the 2Oth day OF July
will be daily Richmond
mond At $50 A. NJ, and arrive At stAunton At NJ
ny this line leave Petsbax Richmond In
the morning. and arrive at the White Sulphur Springs day
At $50 N. " ~
Leave stannton At NJ and arrive In Richmond 30 p NJ
Returning from the Spring. win make
with the Orange and
the Petersburg train going South.
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1y1abIE sIibs, wKRR1i

APdripus-Nhite 0lAnt.
4 rsseA0ts-LATgs GLOBE.
B~,Hs-i.ArGs Lima; small do;
Red CRANBERRY, bcafist Runners.
brsfi Windsor,
sap BeIas-kariy yellow 4,
sik weeks, do MohAwk; do Chi.
VA; do Valentine do; Hall MSonl
ashses, 1000 10 easi Rod Gran.
berry,
6sst-Eary Blood nrnIp.
Rooted; do Yellow do do; Long
Blood; white BiieslAn, Srsncb
sugar, Manksl wuItIei.
Cape.
Nsss9s-H.rb York; Large
do; kary sugar Loaf, do Bsi,
ierseA; do ONheAyi; 10 yAuask,
do konpArsil; nat Dutch, Drum.
head; large Bergen; Green Carl.
I'd savoy, prumhsAd Savoy; Red
Batch Cor piekling.
hlil ao.osr-LaIly aud Late.
CsSrb-White selld; Red do.
@rro.-Lons Orange; Harry
Horn; AltIinghAm; White PisA.
CreSs-Curlsd or PsypsTgrAl.,
SeuDshsr'- Eaty frame; do
Cluster; Lsng Gree q; Long llreen
seaihs.'s; White spinsi; Cher.
oorr-kaI5 Sugar do ni,s..
rota; 10 yellow.
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II AHDRRrHS wARaAHrED oAnpus s.<pa
- sabscribsrs have
ss ssgpy q .h .nd S,nsins oAspE sltD. cultivated ea
whose nov 90 generally Known that there
having 70 purchase Seeds Who
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A~AlLops.
Bznr-Long Blood, hAnrle
wsrtsei. Preach Sugar, larry
BsAss-Larys windsor, Red
Specified Valentine, China
white, Biz Wsehs. Lima, Caro-
lima.
Baoccol-Purpis oaps, Ger.
man, Scotch kAie.
CAsnAok-Early York, Large
York, Or Heart, Harry sngar
Loaf. Early Batteries, Drum.
head do, Savoy, Green Curied
Savoy, riat Dutch. Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
CAnHor-LonE Orange, Early
Horn, AitrinEhsm.
CAulSLowEa-Early and late.
orirsr-whits and He'd, 3d.
I'D.
Oa.ss-Curlsd.
cvovssza-long Green Early
Plant.
Zoo PLAsr-Purpls.
knpivn and Lax
LpclssH nHHD.
No sssds, except thoss rseely,
kept for sale In our estAhlishmet
Al orders for Trees, shrubs,
dIs,h and J. q. ainton. iif, with
attended 70. PkfrO
Agent
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S3O,OOO MSSMETEF s1S 81 srn5 4 s.t AAp

REDSCED PRICES.
D. GOODMAN will this date close out hi.
entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing store greatly
sneed prices 0or cash ony) for the Prrpoe open In sep.
or with large stock OF Fall Goods Wholesale
chants throughout the State will this mipd and
are respectfully solicited call and examine my stock
vas varied; Goods up.
complete comprising article Gentleuens Wearing
pAre A OF the latest siyes opportunity
The greatest bargains has before been
The Goods will be sold. j. D. GOODMAN
No. ls+ Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
~ BClo;hing in suits servants The
stock large Those in money by hi, great OPP
portunity Call and see.
myi9 JDG
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SECOND SUPPLY


OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
VALENTINE, CRtNsHAW d CO. have this day received
by the steamers Roanoke and Jameitown large addition
70 their stock OF the neueI styles Of recently Imported
Ladies' Gentl.nsn Misses. Boy. and wear,
been purchased New York AZ the lowest cds prices will
sold small advance for cash. punetus cuiosI they
In part n follows: -
Rich Brocade, Plaid and Striped sIlks
Black Figured and Flain silks-all priost
Plaid and Str ped HernannI and GrenadIne
Plain and Figured Bareges and Barge De Lanes
burer. french Printed Jaconss and Orraudies
french, English and Anne Lawns and CaIcoes
Embroidered husllnB; Plaid Striped do
Embroidered Robes and brililntss, White md Cold
Plain Ohsiyt, Chally BarsEst and De Beige
Ginghami, all qustiss and Furniture prints
Habit and Furniture Dinity, Bonnet Cord
Chemi1etts,, Collars, sleevts and Handkerchief
Rleh and Medium Borns Cap snd Neck Rband
Ltdei Gentl.inens, Boys Misses and Childrens Silk
Thread, and Cotton Hose Half Hose
BonbaEne, Alpaca Canton Cloth other Mourning Good,
Sd and lOi1abe Diaper and DamAsk
Table Cloths, Hapklns, Doylies and Diapers all prIees
irish Linens, Linen Cambria and Renting
Ladies' Gentlemcn's, Boys Misses Gloves
Jacouet Cambria, Plain and Checked Swiss Muslin
Cloths, Cassincres, Cashmeretts nd Tyeeds
slk Sstin Valencia aud Marseilles Yestngs
Whit and Fancy, Coored Plain and Figured DrililnEs
Bed Iickngs, Plaid Domestic and CotsnAdes.
haudsons variety Of Goods wear heavy Warmers
Linen Atd DrlinRs Burap and every variety cotton and
Linen Goods for Servants Clothes
5hiriings, and Cotton oInaburgs, &c.
VALENTINE. CREHsHAw A CO.,
No 20, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
splS Near Capitol square.
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Asior-orssn cliron; Pin,
Apple Nutmeg.
Ndsfurfinm,
Black and Will.
On foa-silSsT slib, Whi,.
ro1,uSal; yellow and Red.
Rr.-EItrs Harly; Earl, Ma
Washington, do frame; do CL,rI.
TOM Dwarf Hue Prusslan. 40
h.iroufAt; Bishop DvaTfnIoilns
,rarsntp.-LonE Smooth
iur.lsy-Curled.
=, Fl,per~LaTEs Hell. mr. Rnu
Nose Tomato shaped bay,nn.
v,rsmPh in-larss fsIlo.
Victoria.
Hdd'fssA-lonE Scarlet shor,
UP soarlst nuInip; White DO:
s s.,los dol Long Salmon; BlIsi
p,s ss,,,''W-0r y.s,,.Sl. Oyster
Spiaoe.-Round is.y.d.
Ssiss-Eariy Bush: Bell.
fp,sdso-l-arEs Red; do Vel.
, NratP-eArly Flat Dutch: do
asi Top; Large White Norfolk:
Hybrid.
derb-Annise; osrroway:
Thyme, coriander; Lavender.
ssest Bash; RsseuaAry; sage:
rum; Rene.
q. VIM. PALMER.
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Nm ALiFAN CUT HERRINGS-in store for sale by
II telO E. H. SKINNER, Cary street.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-T ,ubscTi.
~ eers have this day entered into copanershp
the Merchant Tailoring Business the old stand VIM
opposite the Post Office We thanks the public
past fyors and hope by merit
nuAnre Of the patronage
tended to each of individually We have hand
ecied stock OF gosds consisting variety which
request our patrons TO call and examine.
". !. SMITH,
myl6 SAMUEL Bt;RcU
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO VIRGIL.
MA SPRINGS.

THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND III NlRGl.
MA SPRINGS.
BAGGAGE CHECHED THROUGR
NINETEEN NILES LESS STAGING THAN BY ANY OTHER
following sIrsnsement has been entered into between The
Richmond and Danvie the SOuthsde and the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad for conveying from Richmond to
Lynchbug, and to the Sweet White sulphur Springs
Rchmcnd Depot the Richmond and Danvie Rail-
road daily ssndays eIeeptd at ~ o'clock NJ and arrive
LynchburE the Richmond DAnve and the Souhside
Railroads. at o'clock Mssging from the terminus
Of the sOa,h'ds Railroad to yusasus II uiles-dine =. lynch
p NJ take Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
arrive Salem M-seep Salem and leave the
morning A dine At the fountain House, and
arrive the Sweet Springs o'clock p NJ and at the white
Sulphur p NJ the from Salem to
Springs - miles, and thence the White sulphur miles, making
only 81 miles.
FARE:
Fou Richmond Petersburg LynehburE 50
to White sulphur Spring, \ ~
By order: r. HCGHsoN, Ticket Agent
Richmond TO be procured the once Of the Rich
mond and Danvile Depot only.
~ B. II day. the southte Railroad will be completed to
the River Canal point about miles L. nehburg
travellers will be taken In packet Lynch
burg arriving BEFORE and after be only 81
mile, staging the White suphurbeins so miles than BY
any other route.
H
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SIEAMBOAT Quits PEG

- LEAMBOAT G RTIS PECK &<-n
= PASSAGE TO Old POM, POETS SS1fsAks5
KOIIAAND SORFOLk.-1h he steamboat CUR 2A-A.s&Ak
us PCK Captain John psyis having undergone complete
oTerhAGnE, will on SATURDAY the lIth
her regular run on the river between TIL, and the
leaving the wharf at Rockets Saturday
Thursday mornings at on o'clock NJ touching
all the regular lsndings going returning
Passage to Old Point SsrO Meas so
each. w.
jel6 r. a. HAsHISs
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VIM. p. PARRISH 4 CO.

PURCELL, LADD s. CO., DRUGGISTS,
No. %. Main street, Conner i,h, Riehmond, VI.
fFER for sale large stock, embracing the following
~ low prices for Gus
5000 Lbs Best Indigo
Hhds Prime Nader
1890 Lbs Cream Tartar
800 Kegs Super Carb Soda
y Barrels sps Turpsn,me
lsS Dozen Durtee's Yeas, Powder,
2O0O Calls Linseed Oil
go Keg, White Lead, Dry and In OIL
100 Calls Lamp Oil
$500 Lbs Extract Loswood
300 Do Nutmegs
80 Barrels Tanners Oil
Is Gases Chrome Green and Yellow
800 Kegs White Zinc Paint
Is Barrel, veni,i.n Red and spanish Brown
10 Do Y.fn.hes
1000 Boxes Window Glass, French and American
10 Cases Refined BoraI
1000 Lb, Paris Green dry and In OIL
600 Ounces Sulphate ouinine
Sands and saraparas Yermifuge and 4. OH
popular Patent Medicines The whole being very arg,
ana wen 70 the wants Of the trade Of Virginia. North Caro-
N D. Particular attention to packing and shipping fe9t
pEIPs EL ~ OF cISsAM
For the OF Chronic diseases OF the Urinary Passages
ious L.ueoThes D,op.y Jaunaee Chronic
ratab.y Of that organ aud correcting the
scarce be voded without PAIN and especially
urine.
Its efficacy e. the Psrera certain naadIes Of the urna
~ organs induces TO ascribe almost specific
altering the quality OF the urinary secretion was orIgnsiiy
introduced into medicine lihontripc employ
bans gonOrrheA chronic Inflammation Of III.
In the latter OF those diseases Sir Brodie Lond Med
surgeon great influence over the disease which
nov under confederation senng materially
tie .Hd i Of sa s. and diminishing
JONATHAN IONA, PERRIRA, NJ D., r. r. s. d l.. s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

RRLACK C.tArk snASis AND LACE PoINTs.-Io store
D large stock o. Asek Grape h,vi, Black Points and
sear also rich - and 50 Black hlk Lace for Msnta
| ~ very low prices. WARREN PERKINB,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
DACKEr boat PLorGHnoY. FOR

y NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lS8c-SfssIa.sS4
DAY LlNE-The Subscribers will
running their PLOCGHBOY Capt Ro. T. Crouch
tween RICHMOND and NEW CANTON,
next Great Inducements hereby
20 the travelling public; all night travel being avoided
aEHS or sTins The boat At all places the day time
Saturdays arriving In New Canton the same day
Reurning-Lesve NEW CANTON at A. NJ. Monday, Wed
day.
FARk the that charged line Me,sr,
BOYD, Edmond a Davenport.
ohss on 9Th street. opposite Myers' Warehouse.