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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01
THE M.a.,.,., DOUBLE PLOW

TIN. paw consists # iva Flows. placed one before
The her, on the same beam. Tie forward one takes
urr, ram hrcc a., ncbs deep separating The roots
The rtass vegetable matter. and Law IL ee ='ac"
lawn. IL the bot,m al the prrvnaus tnfo"; II Il tin
lind nnr fllaws Irom ttpr lu ar inches deeper aud
tase md deposits II. .lic thai al the forward "hr'
II bring RAISED ant tHrrcd, the h ,n Is broken uni
neilanr and spread lnur srd "yefy nVei III" -"arl
~ ia Ihs nngu &c al the Stutr Agricultural Committee
a. NV urk, ia their rcpnrt OF 1851 it makes II
seed bel altnpsl perfectly asa ~pade
Wewilt ke. u constantly on hRud ii large assortment
II SEASONED LUMBER both ,elinw nnd white
Pin OAK Walnut. g., wih h will sell nj regul
bout ~ whnlsnlc prices. P~r-uus wanting lumber VIII
find il lbrir advantage Ia Purcn-e III irse Nnrks ~
ley en- hive their lumber worked aud dressed Ia OF
Ter. tlf,teby saving tine cNprnse ot huulng
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01
TME UNDERsie NED >

BY EXPIRE SIS.
HARPER's MAGAZINE. f,r January,
IA London Ar journal
knickerloeker Magazine
United Stairs illustrated,
Myers universum-Nos. and 3
Nations for ebin ary.
Sman'. Tour in Europe,
Masonic Chart,
Fen Leaves,
knapps Commercial Writing new,
Hand Book of NeedlewJrk
Journey to God Dggns humorous,
Life and Adventures oi Arkansas Doctor
Mrs harrington Carpet Bag,
The Old Doctor; or, Stray Leaves,
Jack Junk.
Lord Saxondale, by Reynolds,
Bl,ak House.
Sam Sticks " ise Saws
Punch's Humerist- Library,
Also
Blank Account Books, new supply,
Guita Perchn Pens. article
Iudelible Ink.
Metallic AMI nther Memorandum
Pockei Books AMI Rll Cases,
Pocket Diaries various sizes,
Time Buoks. someling npw.
Pocket Lanterns.
The above, with ether articles too numerous To men
ton. receiN ed at MORSE'S Comm Hou-e
inn p7.is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01

Hin Tran Is stopped Tor PnssengeF belween am
ithe above named points, the charge will be made iron
Tie point passed by the Train. and charge vii
- loss than wentv-iive cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except thus
who take the ,ars where tickets suid.
will be charged by the conductor ten per cent IN al
lton the regular "f fare. provided, however
int in sh I'll he receive less Than ten, nor NOR"
han fifty cents from any passenger 10 any point
he road.
Servants will be required tn have two passes, t"
he left with the Ticket Ascent and with the Conduc
tor which passes be explicit in granting the priv
ere to travel on the cars Free colored persons will be
required to produce teree papers,o they will not be
permitted u travel on the
May l6-ts THOMNS Shahf.
SUM- Trar-nrrtntinn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01

notice. stock t,.- ana hands fol G'' Fit
~ Ting, have all arrived in Lynchburg, and art now
fully prepared execute all orders entrusted To me
with faithf' ness aud dispatch.
would be- thankful my friends 10 hand in their OF
irrs prevent hurr, about the time til gas is
Ia be put
No Bills will be presented than the first of Jan
lnry next under any circumstances.
ie 32.dts A. G BARNEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01

NJ Office The undersigned have This day pun
chased n. 4. Tnllaerro's interest III the concern
of Erhus. Pryor. lalinterro the business hereto
nre, will in future he conducted under the style aud
firm OF ECHOLS PRYOR, who alone authorized
Ia use the OF the former in winding up.
They solicit continuance of the patronage Of THEN
friends and the public generally.
X. J. ECHOLS,
aug SITS ". II. PRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01

Our terms will be cush,or negotiable phper snlisfac
tary endorsed.
TIE subscriber Thankful Tor the very lib. raj rntron
age bestowed hin for the hast fourteen ycnr' he has
been n business IN Lynchbure. wou. iu, mrnon that
lie will It'll continue his formcr husues. hcrctntor'
aud lapes the ndduuunl frilil IS he hns aoh
y the conslantn trnton be- feels Diet nm ncd give
ii. business in all s va,iou- branches. - merit con
tinuaoee ii the patronage oi II hep rn'fi
srr a3-t- @EO G. GERLE.
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MECHANICAL.

MECHANICAL.
PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANDATORY.
~ r. - ~
,.s.fsa,H. FssisHr. BAGGAGE, fosT-offieE, pusr
HAND cARs aAnE 10 oapsA
rlyuEsE WORKS have be. n ST IN operation ~
l al the latest I~prored Maolise1y fiH Wood AMI
II n work. and upon scale commensurate WI" NV
=, A. Of the out and Nest iiif Car construction
Nnre Than one hundred cats. oi al ds.efll," nav
"a l. =. these work. Tor the Virginia 4 Iennes-e
p,.ilea,. ami Ens,...ers OF Rail Road. respect
lly nyi ii bestnw their Pstralefe a. they may re
l,a having Iheii WORK finished IN strut "a" pi'hn''
- n ~ ..wn plsns and a~ingsi ar alter the n'4'
,sx-l Ian. n Combination. prices sa'isiaciory
southern lsaii-foads
-, i,nger he compelled - ohiaih theit ,a's ""h
Ia. h. subject large expense aud f1zk al ifh"'
,,a,,,t..n GEO. g GuRLE Proprietor
THE una. signed having had charge ii the eho'"
Nj. f,,,y o. commencement. under tho fufn''i
p,,nri.nr Mai Ei-on It.. asks L. W Ia sny Ia ne
Ra-Road pub ic TINT be Iva. "ngaeed WIN ihr p'r-'"
l,.nrrinp and will continue u mnnHf u"h, hnpihR b'
a.. ,ne 81 y, riencc IN Rail read w,rks AZ constant ~
,.,ti.n 10 the work entrusted tn him. nrrit the mp
probation aud liberal patronage al lie ruhi'c
A. NEfTl Elton, Manager.
RECON- MENDATIoNs.
CnlgY EsetSEgRs OYFtcr, Va n Tenn H. X
Lvnchhnrg. Va, Sepi"m ~ ~, 1853
To THE RAH-ROdE PUBLIC.
All the Carr II every hind 30 upon this oad have
'ean made the f~etnnut Works. IN Lyn hsurg,
ID III direction e Genil Ncttletoa, n Agent
IL gives much pleasure to Jay thai cars have
men strongly and faithfully executed eheeriully
:. mnend these works compauie- rrgut ing
ampetent 10 construct aud faith ully any
raetr TINT IN ~ b., made with the of these works
CHAS r NJ GAhNETT,
ChiJ Eng Va. d Tenn. X r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01

ishng To close off nur large stock OF Cnokipg.
Parlor and Box Stoves shall from this date offer Their
mt prices that sales We have full nssor;
ment from the splendid Stove that gives the 'Cheerb
Ogen Fire, dowo To che small Air-tight nat cost. mex
to nothing Please Cal, Eeonine and ~ ut he Stove
dec2l C. s. BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01

rINHE SUBSCRIBER CALLS THE
l. A1TENr ZION Of Contractors and others To his
vcy large stock of Negro Clothing ready made, OF the
best fulled Cloth, Huis. Blankets mud Yarn Socks.
dee DOT. ID. + g. PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01
osnok Va rsSs. R.lL.RoAn Co

LyHchburg, Sept 20. 1891
From nm intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo u.
fufle feel confident tint the Piedtaa Wpfk- ,unt,i
hi. management. will fully mainiain its reputation n
making Rnl Road Cars rs well In my and all u.
branches uf nechairn operations.
JNO. ROBIN Mcdaniel, Preniem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01

A. J. BLACK. Ticket Agent.
n. B.-The same rates will be charged from Knox
vile aud all other points along The line to Lynchburg
aug lg-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fine Watches and Jewelry.

lust RECEIVED, pc, Express.an additional q
- supply uf Watches Jeaelfy, have e
now ON hand compet. stock Of all the ious 1s4b
siylr. Of good. usually kei,t in such e-tnb.hm
which We respectfully invite all those waiting good
WATCHES AND JEWELRY To give a ca.l, We
are determined sell goods cheap the .
bought Nnrth or Soutii.
,tec .I0.ts H. S1LyERTHORN & co.
rlNO THE FAR VI Efks-The subscribers
i ing purchas ed the Patent Right of Glow, Oouof
yiiudricai Rotary Screen lthea, Faa, are now man
tactring them nj ask the Fnfner- and exanr
f,,- tb.r,selye, DIEGulD & BRO.
n ts-d, otwts IunrAbrg Fonndr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01

LNOsS MANUFACE UEsE lts.-lU1t MI
4 of I"nco beans, and larse supply of e ,..tia
Oils, such Us emon, Anise W ntergrern, Gin ,ror
Gloves, A mont Bergamat Jumper. Orange, Res Sai
-ht,ns, &c. &c, for sale by JOHN II. SEAN & J.
Also large stock Of branding brushes. b. I'm
h"ards branding. ink. Nc SEQ. % I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01
RAILROADS, sc.
CHANGE Of RATES
~ u u = - - -

VIRGINlA q TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
IsRoN aud afirr the 2jlh met. the rats the iol-
lowing artirIrs will b, n toilnws, VIZ:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01

my, Flaw Harrow. Cult vnor.,Corn Shelters, Chn Ms
II varions patterns aud at the improved and In Al
.tze AID Hay rre,-cs and ryerythn r naeessniy 4"
nerientura p1ross. Farmers may rely IN getting ln'I
q. good at T.. these W"fk- they can nj the No g.
a works. nd AT Northern prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01
Agricultural implements

1nr attention of Farmers arc also invited 10
Wotks -. her. will be- kent always ON md MI HI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01
TONS PIKUVIAN GUANO-I

~ shall receive in lew day, ftty tons No Pc.
"a, ian Guam from Messrs. Barreda 4 Bro" Agents %
the Peruvian Government All Who have been waiting
for "a supply requested 10 On me.
NOV lis Is. + SACKETT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

DISTRIBUTING Public LAsDs.-In the Senate ofthe
United States Monday, millions OF acres OF public
land. were appropriated for the construction Of railroads
various Saes-virginia not included, Of course. The
grants follows-to Louisiana, for railroad from
Shreveport to the Mississippi ,ver-to Wisconsin, for
railroad from Madison the Mississippi riverto Iowa
for certain railroads in that stae-o Alabama for rail
road from the Georgia line to the city oil Mobile aud also
for other great railroad lines in Aabsma-to Calfor-
MIA for extensive railroad leading from San Francisco
Sonora-to Florida for several railroads in that state;
and to Arkansas fora railroad from the Mississippi to the
Texas boundary Some nine ten bills In all-that will
do pretty well for days work in distributing the pub
lie lands. In addition to the grants for build
ing railroads the Homestead bill aud tho bill granting
land the several States Of the Union for the support of
the INDECENT insane, pending before Congress We sup
pose rulers would refuse any portion of the latter
grant, to Virginia they have refused any portion Tor
building the many railroads they have in contempa-
ton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03
SENATE.
ST.-N \ I r.
THURspAY, March ID 1884

THURSDAY, March I'd, 1884.
rue asso'ao" VI mr. eAVNpkSs Tor prouactnS the ses
n ,! uAs 'onse', was, gu MS mouon taken up anc
ueV , ~ sne hesau,S 0! 'ne following vote;
s pA,i" m barnett Auiln, Saunders
S",.'',, s'I,''' la'sSsn, sue' !H0s.
49,, ,SSs auo'Y, AltnuT, p'aEner, bus~el, Cat
'fgsn De1eale, po1siaS tunsten, Harris
Ach-'Ishhs! aehenney, MonGnEe' DID, lr Parker, Pax
ron Ttu"i nese', Sranhe'oIH Saa11' steenrod
Tate, Thomas, thompson, Turner, Ward, Wes, White
T,s'ou, menei-o,'
The amendments OF the House to the bill increasing
tue pa! OF ne eerk Q: 'he senate were disagreed to-
on mouon OF MI SWIM IL was resolved, That com
mittee be appointed to inquire into the expedency
po.ups on 10 incorporate he Christian Union Female
SEMINARY IN the county OF Nansemond Committee ap
pointed-AesS's. Arthur, smith and Stands.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03
VIRGINIA LEGIsLArupE.
WEDNESDAY,, March Is. 1854.

WEDNESDAY, March Is. 1884.
EVENING SESSION.
A bill TO construct the Hancock, Brooke and Ohio
Turnpike, plank macadamized road on state account
taken up on motion OF Mr. SrEEsRop was decided In the
negative, for want Of eonsttonA msority-ayes 20,
noes s.
On motion Of Mr. SrEESRop, the vote by which this bill
rejected, reconsdered and the bill laid on the
table, and made tho order for to IL l2 o'clock
------- RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. SuAcKrLFoRp-That a select committee be an
pointed with leave sit during the session Of the Sem
to inquire into the c-pedcncy OF incorporating the
Tredegar Foundry aud Locomotive Works company, in
the city OF Richmond. Committee sppointed-Mcssrs
Shackeford. johnson, aud Baldwin bill to this effect
subsequently, presented by the chairman Of the COM
mittse aud read hst and ordered TO be read the
ond time.
BY Mr.. 0Lp,-Resoved by the General Assembly, that
the President and Directors of the Blue Rgdc railroad
shall allowed to borrow the credit of the
commonwealth for the purposes mentioned in the act To
amend the act entitled act to incorporate tho Blue
Ridge railroad company and for other purposes passed
March Sd 1882 or for other purposes mentioned in the
act to amend the I'd Section Of an act concerning
the Blue Ridge railroad passed March l1th 1883 or for
purpose, any OF money amounting moro than
100000 in any year. This resolution was laid over
bill permitting Henry Manu. free person of color to
return to Virginia tn settle his accounts
bill preventing cases being delayed in Appellate
Court.
bill to repeal an act passed February es 1885, amend
ing the charter of the Northwestern Virginia Railroad
with amendments from the House OF Delegates.
bill authorizing the payment Of the forfeited school
quota, oil Pocahontas county, tor the year lS5s.
bill TO amend the 7th section OF chapter l65 Of the
Code DIVA. in relation fees OF Attorneys OF the Com
mouwcalth.
bill providing Tor the establishment of additional
free school district in the county of Accomic.
bill to amend the second section of the incorpo
rating the Odd Fellows Male and Female Institute OF
Petersburg.
The bill requiring banks and other corporations to give
notice of unclaimed dividends deposcs and balances in
certain cases aud regulating the disposition of the same
came up with the report Of the Committee of Courts OF
Justice declaring tina, owing to the late period of the
sion and the want OF time consider the said BILL il j.
ineHpedient TO act the same whcreupon Mr.. STUART
moved an indefinite postponement of the bill-pendn,
which the Senate adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03


The Union" of yesterday, In
election In New Hanhe, seems apprend damage 10
the Democratic party Ia that State
OF the Admin Taton the Nebraska bill Union
The Anhuil election In New HamphiTe Governor Rail.
road Commissioner State senators
two weeks from today. There which
conspre 20 give u unusual Importance. Upon Legislature
be chosen viii deVoye the election Of two United
"a fact Of iis sufficient to ppar extraordinary ntete the
canvass THIS together with tile other fact
cd by the territorial bill for the the
Kansas and Nebraska pending has
freely promptly and boldly accepted by the Democracy New
Iampshe, aud adopted by lie democratic press cordially
united the wings, the AboltonS the the Maine.
Law and all the other deuded flnacA the
State In opposition to Democracy"
Union think dismiss Its fears N they
upon p esumpon that element Of opposition
uraniic has Itself the
Of the latter having freely promptly and boldly accepted
Nebraska O The Democracy has done such thing
should introduced into the their
have repeatedly said Even lately Wednesday last the
Patriot the leading Democratic ~ the State
held the following indigu language on The subjects
Abolition with its usual mendacy the Pa
prtcams the Hooraska question 10 he ne issue In cleo
A deliberate lie uttered We
claimed thing but erdcHy The contrary We have
hat has should have nothing do with cleo
ton whg and Abolition having hope o. making
oppoton 70 the Democracy tho real Issues
seeking make question the lus In the election thai
tcs Hars denounced, aud ,ha continue denounee"
This IL the many years believe that the
craey Hampshire hested support
| Of Democratic Administration.
The candidates Governor JAyrs BuL NYhg)
BAgsP Dem) We do not reeoeci the OF any
| other.-Rdf INT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03
Courec~ = "Wednesday,

In the Senate. Mr.. Clayton spoke the Nebraska bill
The correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun saws he made
the strongest speech yet made against the Missouri line o
$3.50. lie detailed the particulars that passed in Com
promise Committee of the Senate in lsis when the South
proposed that line the PaciAc-and the North
opposed ii to the bitter end.
The whole country will come to understand what the
North by the sdneiiy of the Compromise line OF
$3.50; It to be invoiate to any Southern bu,
they, scrupulous honest just and sanctfcd gentlemeu
they whenever they wish TO spread the
of white slavery 1t is good line against Souhe RI
man, but no line At all against Northern fanatic!
In the House, land bills discussed-and then the
election OF Public Printer taken up Mr. Nicholson
of the Union, elected No serious opposition vas
made hin-ss it announced that Gen. Armstrong;
family to derive some advantage from his election
We see j, stated, that FOrncy is to become one OF the
Editors OF the Union and partner in the Public
printing An admirable character TO conduct the organ
of the Administration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03
ssy- MOTHEI,,' BnkAsT CIOTIis-The,s Cloth. win, ~

tSr MOTfiEiis' BRkasT CLOTIs-These Cloths will do
more to prevent Rising Breasts give speedy
RELIEF to pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising
cold other than world
day They be without the
her and procured aud during period nursing
whenever disagreeable symptom
from any eause exhibits ITSELF they give
aud In every instance the Rising
sands who suffer deaths during the period nursing
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are TO- sale exclusively by ADIE d GRAY,
Main ,treet nIchmopd yI,sInt,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

kU- DH, q, ~, nHAINEHD would inform the pub =.
that he IL waiting the Committee Oorre ondsnoe Ro
rnond TO report and be consulted AZ tho Exchange Hotel
t sstnrdsy March 11th, 1864 from TO n A. NJ and
r. ~ Ny stay will be short therefore let al who wish treatment
apply OoTreSpondehts hy addTessng
TO New YORK oy stating the nature Of their and whether
IL ana large; also whether
promptly for dolara obtain adyoe
for dollars which pay for advice
deducted. The poor Ayoraby considered.
DE restored perfect sight
blindness Of from IL standing
by from minutes applications scientific neh
Of his own discovery, without cutting, pain wash.
cured innsmation OF various and
xraysed grades pain om and intolerance Of Hgh faghed
pes or sight from Age; and all Of which
have remained permanent 70 the present moment.
evidence ~ the facts stated reference
had statements persons treated, Published In the
papers Many persons be seen his
which hOure DR.. H. will
osrments on the worst eases that may be presented
r. gee notice AbOye and dayg Those
see mr. BrainerJ within the time stated Will di Aia
Jasi-H i--A--L--- ~ -.
t CARGO SALE n Sugar an NOisssfat auc lion nj IL OK,
,,is this mornpy II occt without regard ~ wgather-to
'G @hs "'''' '''''''' DUNLOP, NoSoUst 90,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

eB- The captains and owners Of canal boats on the
James River Canal have made strike for higher freight
notice appears in the Lynchburs Irqinidn, signed by
nunber them, that owing to the extraordinary high
prices for hand hire aud the present high prices Of a"
kinds Of provisions increased rates. for all ireShs taken
ON board their boats, will be charged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

70 Mr.. Marcy, 10 directing ambassadors 10 wear
pain clothes, intended, it is said commend Repub
can simplicity to the favorable regard Of the people Of
EUROPE. NOW, how much he knew about Europe may be
inferred from the Fact that the greater the display and
Tue more eAAvagant tue luxury the part Of the rich
'"o Oe'et ana more acceptable to tn poor. # the
waste OF tne great that feeds the poor We see that
LOUIS napoleon Is requiring his subodnaes to give ball,
a"u sP'eha'o enterianments-tbe number aud cost To
correspond with their salaries. The balls Of the rich
enable the poor to live This may be bad econ
my-ou' II shows the sysiem-and goes to show with
what contempt European Democrats will look upnu q,
ambassadors coat which did not afford job to NOR
than one half starved tailor.
ino magnificent State ceremonials, by furnishing Gun
Pyneu. TO thousands ia different trades enable the poo
20 share In the superhuities Of the rich.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

TIE SsSATE met yesterday morning at 10 O'clock
The resolution offered the previous day by Mr. Saunders
for continuation OF the session 30 days longer was de
cded in the negative 10y large majority. The alterna.
tive, suppose is 10 be session.
The bill making an appropriation to the James River
Company for the completion Of The dock connection.
was passed by vote OF ayes 30, noes l2.
Several other small bills passed, and further bust
mss of general character was transacted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

Delay not harbor not In mind that phi
o'ophy that disease will we'll Of ,e
for few dollars Beware how you lam
per with your general welfare. ...rH ..s
We wild and vicious youths why will persist dosing
the 0y adsedtng compounds daily preferred thereby impair
ing your appetite and digestion, and destroying mentally
well as physically when with plea
medicinesf
We rake' OF and condition. why
pihs and drag out miserable existence untitled enjoy
nent and ordinary pursuits Of ei You who
noyed and wish vgor by
at once pleasant and snssuA should DR. MORRIS.
success In croc discusses has been than
physician OF his day. Many who years
with disease resulting from
restored to health and vgor under his really scientific
Should personal interview be Objectionable your disease
In vrng-encose Ave dvlars-address DIR. W. NJ. HoRRI3
through the Post ONCE EaShv Tenn and package Of med
eneS securely put viii lie sent privately and with dispatch
| full objections Herewith, and no questions detod
Persons living distance afflicted with scroua Old u,
letter Cancers, Piles Rua in AuO, Gravel stric,uss
Giee disease whatever Of aggravated malignant
character be consulting DIR. MORRIS
letter, post paid enclosing Fee Medicines pleasant and
SAFE cAnhs mail Of the United States
Particular attention given to the ofemae complaints
Whites sospsu u9s Sas NE Womb would 90 vel
y, lay aside ali false deesey rOmpty consult ihe Doctor
~ Once % IG'uranss once. Cedar street, near s POST
| eW- q. & q. ARMOUR, DRAPERS AND TAIL0RS,
3O3 Broadway invite attention gentlemen Rich
to their well known for the style qua
| lily Of Its garmenb
n'' rhANh enh"' ''o" he' house' u "o" n''e, ''"e
American Hotel to take and will be happy 70 walt
any Of his former patrons. mhl-8,
dtANAL Packet, their regular trips hI,
| Y j evening at O'cIo. X, Thursday, Marsh 2, ls5I
| mhs-lw BOYD, EDMOND a Davenport.
= .,.., m. ..,,. a., 49,, W
Io ~ ~, ~, 10 U. 'e """ W Wv
| SG2oj state, redeemabis 1873 20 1916
s u.s. a, ., ,,,t g y.
| 1000 City Of Peter,b burg, I6-guaranteed
| l,UOD pea nd nal, 1sS4-do
6,OOu Virginia and Tenne,see, ISi2-tnortgars
| $500 Central II n Co. 1871
| 2 Richmond nj Oar willie. mhB 6u.oh
| uEORuE D. SUMNER,
Importer ana DrsIer w. hna .!lss' and knrihenwHre'
HAS now in store and . daily i"ceSirr 1t, sp ing ,uppcs
sts., and most Spp@Ysd siiein snd ssap torsiSsi v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

II letter from Rome saws the Pope has granted
charter French Italian Belgc Company for the con-
struction of Railroad between Rome and Civav cecilia
The route Of the Road will be down the Thur and then
along the The road be completed in Is montas
IL will be great comfort to travellers