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York and 40 state sct Ioaon hSVe made such arrsnsE
ments Wh te best and widely circulated Journals In the
united states and c9nadai they enabled
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NEWSPAPER ADyERTIsl

" The above DnEcropv the Apvysrso Aotxer offs
". PETIENGlLL 4 co, 122 NAsslu s1aEEr. New York.
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NNATtH MAXINE AND HRt'AIHIVG.-Ths sub. ~
w seribefs being prepared with all necessary Ma. va
ehinery TO make every part Of watch
most minute and dncult and of the practical
workman, with confidence public with
the that all them viii executed the
best and most uorkmanlike manner
One Of the ntm having devoted
business, laters himself he will equal any lob
sf may be prcscntsd They, however being Judged by
ther sork 9nd hgfore nluige the hope, respectfully
iha, the public ~ size htms rial ~ nsu Esehe. sod b.
pieces and thoroughly hsucJ examined put IN pert
running order before delivery and wauantd Tor
They also prepared 10 Jewel watches the
Being conhient Of their ability and having the disposition 10
talacton, hey determined that al passing
through their hsndt ha meet the appreciation Of their patrons
TbeIr charges tha all be good for
MYERS JANKE
fiRp n Tluplipaisd Clock and
deli keToFihs JsBd cajs, ~ hsn o.
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Give then ga, IN Mr, patterns inyauable they
dress would cost Ave times that amount P"''S'"
| OtR CNILDREStS CLOTHING DFptpTuFyT
nov eopee Of entirely shapes and which she
ss to.,le and EttIH iower than bought
Infants Boys and Misses Coaks and sacks Ban
kets, Basques, &c, Embroidered and pain ''' "
All orders by mail within tu d,y. r.r ,ar.,
| " o'uef' . MRS. II. G. SUPLEr,
| 10, m NO 2ls Chestnut loor.)
| IN1I-uEh Opposite GiTard iou ielphia
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HNAwKE's PIONEER WHEAT DRILL AND GKAss SEED SOW:
II, ER-We making and prepared TO furnish farmer
with something really good the way Wheat
Seed soEer below tender few certificates OF
have and have used the drills.
PRISCE EDWARD, 18th 1873
Having purchased Pawkes Pneer Wheat Drill
sowe Manufacture by Mott Lewis Co. Rchmond
log sufficiently tried the We feel
to the farmers generally performing what
THOMAS n. ANDERSON
W. II. ANDERSON.
Having Pawkes Pioneer Wheat Drill
In operation, think safely
generally as being Of the best Machines kind with which
lam acquainted wM. j. Anderson.
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DDrTiONAL SUPPLY OF sEtsUN ,Di.f. Ur, 4 .oui,s.
"A by additions stock
complete assortment have had at this
consisting In part Of:
Rich Printed and Plain French and American Mousselincs
French and English Mcrno's and Thibet Cloths
Printed and Plain French Cloths, for sacques
Assorted Co'd Cloths, for Ladies' Coaks Mantllas
Rich Black and Cord Cloakins Vslvets, all widths
Plain and Embroidered White Grape and Tibet Shawls
Handsome Wrought and Printed Broche Cashmere do
Baystaie and other styles OF Heavy Long
Silk and Wool and worsted PaiIs. for Dresses
Rich Plain, Plaid and Figured, Coored and Black Silks
with full assortment Of Wooen Blankets
Rugs Pannels 4 kc, which Offer very
VALENTINE, CRENsIIAw CO..
No. 99, corner 9th, Broad and Capitol streets,
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JoupoN BoNDe FOR SALE 10. 600 yissisI. ana T,..
TSf<r,s a Toaa horgaged sir per cent Coupon Bond.
ho Ioor g he Company at ~ pleasure Of Idsr at a,v
Sist ddy ~ DcernJe ts59-These Bond, a, In .u.,.
% ~ each irredsenabe for 30 years, part Of the
one rhon nre hundred thousand
sY ,s a. Its last session million vas taken
'ne state and the whole amply Of
e entire road and property Company for Nh.
the interest and the ultimate redemption OF thr
This loan, together
viii be expe nded he - - >'se '1iAons'
This Road will from Lynchburv ,h.
dnee Of eoo mies-where connect With other .im,,r
extending TO Memphis,
thrssy when the Side and Peter,burr ,na NJ
So s are eoinpisted continuous aon ,c,
re.ershurg, and Richmond Memphis,
nI,nr. ,n I.narfAble Cor its fertility and sS,i
Road a Thsh & M already ot the
% re- hs Whole work Is under contract Win be completed
n ,s Of 'anaaIy s Of the mortgage can be
be had application O. W. pIsRcrtI e = Sonos can
jeis W. hSHLL . CO
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~ vii w. ooLS.-Just receiving large s,ock n, y,
s'sJ article belonging shop 's VI All kinds, and
Mactinists, Planters and othersn.I,, 49,. ,
rug os calling esiore purchasing elsewhere NOM
iaIa JOHNSTON BRANsFoRD
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ASPARAGUS Lrrrr
BEEr--Long Blood, Mangie Al De-.
wurtrel,. French Sugar, Eary pateh,
Turnip, &C, India.
Bs.Ss-LaTge Windsor, Red MElo
Speckled Valentine, China EAtrI
white, SIX Weeks, Lima, Caro- oEsA
| lima. OSrny
BRoccoIf-PuTple Cape, Ger Geld.
man, scotch KAle. PABsl
CABBIGE- Early York, LArze F.RsS
York, OK Heart, Early Sugar PEls-
Loaf. EaTly BAttersea, Drum. " IRA
head do, Savoy, Green CurIed DuArf I
savoy, Flat Dutch, Red Dutch, PEPFI
| phliadelphis. Peer,
CAREoT-Long Orange, Eariy Rms
Horn, Altringhsm. Scarlet.
CAruTtowER-EAriya and late. Blact =
CfLsET-white aud Red. -. R0tb
lid. - s.,y,
CHES7-Cufled. spix,
crcuNsEH-Jong Green TaIIy soUI,
Plant. Tr.Y,
Zoo PtASr-rurple. Larse q
ESptyE apd less Norfolk
LyCsRSE sEEb PcY i
No seed, except these received from d.
Kept for sale In our establishnsnt.
Al orders fur Trees, Shrubs, 4e., from
dreth and J. =. Sinton. l.fl =,ih .hc sgbs-,
attended e. A=grn.f tIffxfs
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NUMBER 20.

Noh HENr-rhe Store No 70 West Main street for ~
merry occupied by Van Lev. Smith Co., present Hi
IL noosrts Nery reomJ and In n
noi1-df yaNTkSg
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n OOhING 6EassHs, AND PICTURE FRAME MANI
sAVIoRY-TlJs saitii'hmcn by lar the Largest In the
United a'e bo'sescs many advAntaFss In variety and
st9ek over AZ oher and from the long established
aud cnnusd increase Of trade from all Union
bcs the prnnUeor disrogs articles prices than
any other his ns o business respectfully requests his
friends and the public 10 ssl hs oIook
Ing 0't and Piui France. previous going elsewhere
advAntagein 20 doing. On hand, ~
HOscwOod, walnut, and Mf hoRany MouldInCs,
or every dtscrptiCn and OF all the lengths shipping
W Particular attention given 10 al orders.
s. }. siGLER,
80. Nos. 81, 6I, co and II Forsyth street,
lhs-aSm IN) New York.
Oo 90 DO DID, years old
Up RCTIFIED wBIsKKY-iSob bbl,, rMoun,.lu psv"brand
j1 DAVENPORT, ALLrs 90.
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THE IN%IA 6%Il. nTHiREn ,si GOWN C9MPANl

SOLE MANUFACTURERS under GooprrtEs P.1rS1 .n.r ,c
- the Trade large ISp RrnnyR DnrsstSe
CoNps LAns' TICK Coxns Children Inxo Gown
oi the highesi Gafs, and snprio- ia oy !,
embs OF any other material TO the hes
any oier Comb are not affected BY moisture grease and
rap'ea 70 stahd any climate, and not to warp split.
sale at the principal Comb Dealers New York and a m,
DEroT COMPANY. i,Si a." 40 .i'e
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NIOTICE TO TIdBkH GEIrkiis.-Proposais will be re-
~ ceived at the Office OF the Richmond
specified below.
white Oak feet long, than inches
diameter at the smallest end to be baked
two sdes TO be six inches thick the
square, to be clear OF bad knots wind shakes
calculated TO impair their strength or durability The said s
the and 10 be placed by the
loaded the be inspected the
the road The time OF delivery made the Of
Ace. W. N. BRAGG,
EeS-u Superintendent Of Road.
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men Who have injured hemselv, by certain practice In
duged In when aone-a habit frequently
pAnions schoo-the are nightly felt
when asleep and cured renders mposbe an.
destroys both mind body.
What pity that young the hope his country and 'h
darling OF his should be
enoyments Of life by the consequence dcvatng
Nature and ndulgng In certain habit Such
force latin
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Tkts,-5oo pscfsTs,, nom Tood TO
DAVENPORT, ALIEy 4 90.
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kJwh SALE.-A Cottage, With about so 1ss1N
-, acres OF highly improved land Rich. il
me oudrgs are all and 4 MI
a. ihsrs are good orchard, sarden vineyard msado-
dei3-dkctf uu,
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INiLES AND EDGE TOOIs.-Jssi received per hiT
~ Manhattan, three casks "w. a. Butchers" superior
Steel ns. and bdse Tools imported sBd uheh
can confidently rcomnsnd Maehnlsts aud
superior aI'cs are invited v, can and examine
O. y. sIvrON CO..
ala sign Of the Circular saw, n Main street
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MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS
MACHINES. ~ "'ous""'hs Patent FLAMING
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uyLM sMiIi d CO, GrucrT. and tiomY,i..l.. x,
Va bap @ street adjoining Columbian Hotel Richmoes
Well selected OF
ouT ior sale at wholesale retail on heS
q. nave an assortment Of Teas Wines Io,a,. O.
the city. ~ '"'' variant equal to any TO be bad N
In 49, solicit call from 10 want Of an ,,
boti In pri hg ss.sra shat hey ill be saIfy the
an Gd s also give attention Of Country prOvs, .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-06
Our Boston Correspondence

BosroN Feb. 4, 1854.
Constitutional amendment -Rerolution in the d..
rectlon IF the Fachburg Railroad Company =
Criminal Irials-TM Chapman Case The
Fynns-Ihe Flour Erci1ement-The Ante Bed,
~ Demoasfrotion- Gro,oth of the Kaow Nottiags
Bishop Faepahtcks Letter-The Nebraska
Question, &c.
The Senate OF Massachusetts, has passed unani.
mously resolve amending the constitution 90 that
hereafter plurality Of votes shall be sufficient to
eectofiicers. Another proposition, to make our cleo
ton day correspond with that on which Presidential
Electors are chosen, Is bsfore the same body These
are the first instaments Of the promised constitution
ai reforms Of the wings. They do not amount to
much; but we are promised more as soon as the COM
nttee shall have had time to re port The tur Of war
TO carry these amendments will be in t5e Houae
where they must receive twothirds VOTE and where
the wings have not strength enough to carry them
through without assistance. The coalitiopsta viii
8 believed afford mush assistance. Tue c,nserva
We wnigs, perhaps, may cave heirp srty on this
uestion. and sos bel ost. But the chances are that
win succeed.
The railroad wsrld was rather astonished last
iuesdsy by the revolution that was effected in the
directory OF the Boston and Fitchburg Company.
Inc old board OF directors who were Of the nature
OF parnaces and limpes, and known only from their
ao'y as de'rimentals bad so long had thugs their
own way that they had come to the conclusion that
no one aid or would be SO illegally audacious as to
make an attempt to turn them out Of tn sir places
Ihey stood, like other nuisances, on their vested
rights. Under their Encouragement and vast inca
pacity, the stock Of the company had fallen from
sl3l to SOL (stock sold It the lstter figure. pri
vately, but short time since,) being a decline of
just $40; and dividends from ten per cent to six.
Last Tuesday these gentlemen we're hidden 70 q,
abont their business, Il theY bad any and 70 nah,
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it will be under the control O. f,w persons and they
will mODopollze the whole, while the community at
large will be the sufferers.
have TO inform you Of the total loss OF the ship
Anson, Captain Wilson, with cargo OF square tim
Der and piles, bound for San Francisco The ship
went ashore on Wilson's Point, below Port Towns.
end, during the night Of the 9th. The Aaso 4 was
loaded near Steacoon, started for sea without bal
last and was last seen oatln down the straits bot
tom side up.
Two schools were opened on the 2lst October and
our youth have advantages of procuring good edu.
ton Sabbath schools have been established, and
the children OF the place regular in their attend
ance. Re. Mr.. Devoe breaches twice every Sunday,
and has good congregation.
All the car penters in town are busily engaged In
putting up buildings, and two blacksmiths- Patten
and Likens the Vul cans OF the Ieghborho0d-hsve
az much work they can turn their hands to. A
tailoring establishment is in full blast and on every
side are evidences Of the substantial Improvement
and rapid growth Of the embryo seat Of government
OF w ashington Territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-06
Our Georgia Correspondence.

LrrHoNIA, Ca, Jan. %, 1854.
General Pierce and the Georgia Demorats-- 7hs
Ca6tnd System Out Sosth--C Cobb and Nc Dorald
The administration and us Suyportrs-1Ne
Free Soil Antecsde~ts Of the President. &c.
Though stranger to the columns Of the HERALD
yet as your valuable paper is devoted to the dissent
nation of political truths and news in general have
ventured to lay before you some facts regarding the
state Of Georgia politics.
And 1t is something very surprising and much To
be regretted, that the State which stands 10 the lead
of its Southern sisters, and which, by the energy and
general intelligence Of its citizens has acquired the
justly merited title Of "the Empire State of the
South" should now be distracted by the influence OF
rational administration whose only object is the CO
aon Of dissenters and political sinners to the utter
dissolution Of all party principles. The views Of the
President and his constitutional advisers (or We
must invent new names for new advsers,) are mani.
testify devoted TO theruin Of all the old party land
marks.
The General has mounted another platform, alto.
getber different rom the one adopted at Baltimore:
and having commissioned hsss his advisersr-men
bhj udgmsnsn approved poIitics- righteousness,
with new panacsas-ne and they have aimed their
bulls Of accommodation against the very men who
TN. - ,uin W nus ptesent ON jial dignity.
these are decidedly the results of this new system of
accommodation 20 potently pursued OF hi, wise
arc worthy adviser, Mr. Guthrie, and which our
good PRESIDENT has seen fit to endorse
yen rierce Is, in truth, man of good intentions.
aho IL MS Exceleucy could only carry ont bis mo.
tons OF political salvation and reconcii,.tia, NJ
would merit the good will of all men, and even 1.-THE
rest of mankind" The General has dst.ered b ;"e
sell INTO she mott n that he can exercise redeemna
power by granting full absolution OF ali nat ~
fences 70 those who, by seeking che eoyeramsn,a
pap, viii at least say they redeemed and regene'
rated till the pap has ceased to flow. ies'no'
The General has also had another very worthy
"the lost sheep OF the house Of Israeli bat really Il
Is TO be regretted that he has let very many into the
fold who are SOLVES IN she p's clothing md the
President Las 20 FAR disguised 80 many of the chosen
and tried sons Of demecre y that hey arr nov rath
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Total...............
Decrease, IL, 400 hogs.

IT is now pretty well ascertained that the crop
of ls53'54 will little, il any, exceed that Of 1852 53.
The st. Louis Ne,cs gives the flllowing additional
information = Returns begin to come in, and, as
stated time since, there will be beyond question
de crease in the humber Of hogs psckei on the en-
tire river. The has closed ~ eArdstown with
IA 600 ahort Of last year At Peoria the deficiency
will be from IL 900 u Is 900. Pekin it Is thought
may have slight excess over last season. Spring.
field will fall short 900 to 1000 head Lacon has
an increase. Naples, Copperas Creek, Meredosia,
ard other points will have incre ise but at seye
Ial there will he falling of. The entire deficiency
in numbers the whole river and through the ada
cent country Is estimated ct from so 900 10 so 600
head. The increase In weight will be from 10 70 II
per cent, some think as much az Is. The Upper
Mississippi and Illinois rivers together viii hIl
l00,0 600 70 100 900 head short Of last season.
On the contrary, the Ciacinnai Price Current Of
the LIST, says For two or three weeks past there
has been growing impression that the crop of hog,
will be little, If any larger thaa last year, and tia
the demand from England must lie heavy In conss
quence OF the movements. For the forme
opinion there is certainly no gosd ground; and witt
reference TO the latter the sdvices from Europe to
the latest date do not indicate any movement except
ing lard and this was caused mainly by the high
price and anticipated scarcity Of talow.
The rsespts Of hess during the week has bssa se,i
Previously reported Observation-Disclosures. 07o0
-,
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SrIorpE IN LUDLOW, We chronicled a day
or two since the burning OF Mr.. Stimsons house, in
Ludlow on the 22d ul,. On Tuesday, the oath,
SAYS tie Brattleboro Satssman, Joshua Kelly, .
weak minded young man, aged t~enty-four years,
brought M by Mr.. Stimson, and whose Clothes with
a lit,e money AID notes against Mr. Stimson 10 the
anount Of $3.50, were burnt with the house, hung
himself In barn on Mr.. Stimson's farm. Although
Mr. Stmson had agreed TO give him new notes next
day and contribution WAS to be taken up TO make
mn fis loss in clothes he very low spirited after
he Ere: and tuesday az ernooa after doing his
chores, hung hm.ell by an OK chain over beam
50 low that bis knees we're on the door. He was
: ound dead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-06

EXTRAORDINARY Dlv0rIoN OF MofHn 10 Two
ITsASK CHILSREN.--Ths HagHstown (Md) Herald
records the death OF Mrs No1rse. old lady at the
almshouse in that town, and adds-About forty years
ago ron and daughter OF this old lady, both insane
or idiotic were brought TO the alnshou.e OF this
county. Soon afterwards the ,ther left her home,
and those Of her children who were able to take care
of themselves tsok up her residence at the nshouse
With her afflicted and helpless offspring, and watch
ed over them and MINISTER'S, 10 Their wants a.
mother only can do, until the bodily and mental 1.
frmities attending the aged disqualified her or.
longer discharge Of this noble duty. She was WORT
about ten thousand dollars in her own right, and she
thus imnured herself in this unattractive building;
bat she cheerfuly surrendered ell the comforts and
epjsymens which such pecanisry competency AZ
orded- severed the ties Of friendship, and gave up
the pleasures Of society. that she might bestrw
mothers love upon those who most needed it. What
proof OF the intensity Of that love! What factfor
the records Of heAyenl
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ioLEDo, jan 20, 1888.
The City Of Toiedo-Hs Harbr-Railroad Routes
-Commtrce- Estate-C ty Ppks, &C., &C.
Having spent several days in this promising young
city, thought that could not perform more accept.
able service for the many readers Of the HERALD han
to give them idea Of its importance It s In very
truth, among the most desirable localities in the
country, promising speedily to become one Of the
largest, as it is already one of the finest business
cities in the West. The hsrbor is the largest on
Lake Erie. II has capacity 70 float thousand yes
seh In 1fety. II is also rich in natural beauty and
with an expansive river view untes o variety OF
headland, forest and hlAnd seldom met With in the
usually tame scenery of the West. The town. situated
upon soping bank, stretches along the north shore
OF the nvsr distance Of two miles, and the large
white warehouses reaching out M N the dock amid
schoones, steamers, propellers, and canal boats
impart business aspect to the scene that i quite
sxhiIrating The traveller is beset by runners aud
agents the moment he sets foot upon the dock
American, sir; Exchange, Kingsbury, and half
scsre OF other names assai his ears acc ,m panied
BY sundrJ ofcious demonstrations to relieve him Of
bis baggage and conduct him TO the right omnibus.
The Michigan Southern Railroad runs along tie
river front Of the own before the land front OF the
Whiehouses aOO 10 the centre OF w ster street. The
ground ascends gradually from this street 20 the prn
cipa business street OF the city, which Is laid out
parallel With tue river, and already nearly half filed
with line br1 * stores Toledo IL muddy CITY, and
boasts OF Cay more adhesive aud abundant than apy
other city ON me gohs; but tnankss the proydent
lotions OF the ciy athcrs they have Constructed good
sidewalk, OF pauk in all directions, and immortal.
zeo themselves an effort to pave with cob5e stone
their principal business street
was surprised, upon inquiry Of some of the bust.
nees ment day, 70 learn tost in the amount and va
lue OIL i's conu rsal business Toledo was second 10
NO port but Buffalo the great chain Of lakes The
exports end imports lsst year, at fair valuation ex
oeeded hfty'nine million dollars. / nader.
stand that the Collector thinks that the
ssIstics Of the present yea- wil,squa this amount,
though 10 many OF tue leading articles owing 10 the
isilure IN crops, there has been great f,llDg Off
This fact 10 little known generally, and 60 imoor.
tant 70 Toledo, Is not Singular when fully understood
The Wabash ard Eric ;an4, which terminates here,
stretches along the fertile valleys Of the Name
aud Wabash rivers, distance OF nearly 500 mics
10 Evansville ON the Ohio. At distance Of seventy
Piilea from Toledo it il intersected by the Miami
hhd Erie csI al. which passes through the valley OF
me Great Miami 70 Cincinnati Tho products II
me Two richest valleys In the entire West are trans
ported tbroush these channels TO Toledo: and this
por' small - i is in population, Z nus u lde a