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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23
G. PERRIN,

MANUFACTURER of all styles of Carriages
IFI and Wagons also, of Ball g. Posts Cultivator,
warranted to do double the amount of work of any
ordinary cultvator Shop on Front street, opposite
Speford's Hotel, Perrysburg, Ohio. [2ltfl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

To THE ELEcToRs OF WooD County:
I hereby offer myself as an independent
candidate for the office Of COMMISSIONER
Of this county. If elected, l will endeayor
to serve you to the best Of nv ability.
5000 JOHN MUIR, Jr.
Webster tp.. Sept. 30, ISIS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

Given under my hand officially at Perrysburg,
this 9th day of September, \. d. 1854.
JOHN ELDER, Coroner and acting Sheriff
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

DIED--Tn this town on the 18th inst,
MARGERIE DoRATHY MCCAUGHEY, ::aged one
year four months and twelve days.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

To THE ELECTORS OF WooD County:
hereby offer myself as an independent
candidate for the Office of SHERIFF of this
county. If elected, will cndeavor to serve
you to the best OF my ability
JOHN ELDER.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23


Great Preventative of Consumption,
UNF1ILING CURE FOR PULMONARY
DISEASES,
Without the use of Medicine.
Sir A. c.. Eart. invented and advised the use Of the
MEDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR +,
ITO all persons of all ages and conditions as a
i certain and a safe shield against those fearful
diseases, Consumption Bronchitis, Asthma Coughs
Colds, and other Affections Of the Lungs which arise
from the exposed state of the chest, according to
taSIliOn, and the continual changes of climate.
"The Protector is simply chemically prepared
fur, lined with silk and padded, which, suspended
from the neck, covers the chest, in agreeable
manner that, once worn, it becomes necessity and
a comfort.
The Protector" although but recently introdu-
ced into America is making rapid progress through
the United States, the Canadas South America and
the West Indies. 1t has for long time been sta
pie article in England and on the continent of Eu-
rope, while it has grown in many countries to the
position of an article of dress
To demonstrate these facts enquire Of any English
resident in your vicinity of his knowledge OF the
beneficial effects of wearing the Protector soUoui
recourse to doctoring of any kind The cost of
wearing these articles is mere trte, and one will
last some years. No one who values the health Of
himself or his family will be without them. The
Hospitals in this country are not alone recommend
ing them, but rapidly introducing them. Harcourt
Bradley u Co., of London, and Manchester, Eng
land, originally entrusted with the manufacture
of the Protectors, by the lamented Dr. Cooper, and
continue to manufacture according to h1S original
instructions, and therefore recommend those who
would wear The Protectors to to their being
genuine.
REMEMBER, this is a staple article, and no Patent
Medicine.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

NOTICE.--The undersigned has been appointed
~ and qualified as administrator on the estate Of
Jacob Kingfeld, deceased, late Of Wood county, O.
J. HANNA REID, Admir-.
Sent. Il, l8ji.--25W3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed administrators Of the estate Of
DR.. James Robertson, deceased late Of Wood coun-
ty. Ohio. Those having claims against said estate
will please present them, legally proven, for imme-
diate settlement and those indebted must make i'm
mediate payment.
EUPHEMIA ROBERTSON.
Sept. 3 1S54--23w3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

Also, to select, as above the number set opposite
the Townships to serve us Jurors in the Probate
Court for thn 1855
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

SO Ann street & l02 Nassau street, New York.
Principal Warehouse l02 Wood-street, Cheapsde,
London. Manutactory, Al Market-street, Man
chester, England.
II. B. & Co. establishing Depots for the sale
of The Protector in all parts of America. Ply
sicans, Surgeons, Druggists, Clothiers, Dry Goods
Merchants, Hatters and Milliners also Gentlemen S
Furnishing Store-Keepers entrusted with the
wholesale and retail distribution of them, and to
whom most liberal terms offered for their enter
prise, and splendid opportunity opens to them for
safe and profitable business. For terms apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
3S Ann Street, New York, U. S.
Sept. 1G, 1S54.--25m3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23
&J THE CHEST..n

SIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, NJ. D.,
THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, HAS LEFT A
VALUABLE LEGACY TO THE WORLD IN HIS
Great Preventative of Consumption,
UNFAILING CURE FOR PULMONdRY
DISEASES
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-23

Without the use of Medicine.
Sir A. c., Bart, invented and advised the use of
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
IN n DllemmAD

The Enquirer in its article Of yesterday under tb s
held, was unfortunate in its wit as il was alos
In its mark. Our neighbor, we hope, will excuse us
70 reminding him that the act of religious tolero,o,
he war of relgio ,s''-the array of one class Of
the community against another-are all issues Of ,oo
weighty import TO rest on epgranac points.
The Ea7uirer has lectured its readers and rarnol
the public at large on this grave subject 7, bos
mathematical the Know NohngS, and issued its par
~ Hat sgainst this order and when it is catechised
TO whether 1t would support Democrat il he were
member OF this ORDER that paprr INDUCES in nm NJ.
e npt ut wit on the suspicious position OF the Whigs
very well. We shall not disturb this fancy sketch
our neighbor just further than to remark that
on matters Of grave import touching the Bill offighs
AL Involving the violation OF tn, net of Religions
tosra'ion, eaie rather inclined to tie suspicion
tn" the Te'ple Of Virginia will require something
m IRE conclusive than the wtticisn Of the Ea7airsr.
al that the position Of MeSsrs Wise Teake and 9th
or though they be patent Democrats" on this sub
Jec, will he eDqured into, AMI will have its weight
The Enquirer has sounded tie tos,in and the v,ic.
OF ts wariiy has me Drth that thi, "ne,v orJr r
MOI" are re kiug to un1ern ne the C,und,,,,n NJ 20
hgiouS FREQ Ionic trammei the conscences os ,r.,
10 pollute the source Of political justice with tho
poisoned breath Of religious fanstcism. The ban Of
'hs Administration is on this order, and yet we are
tol in vein Of pleasantly, quite witty a. il il
pointol, that the Democrats ala party will ask no
questions lhi,sIhjoct Of its candidates because
fors 10Th, is only the Wings who need enquiries on
IT. Does the Ea24irer think that there are not a
going TO bcany Know Nothing DemocratsH Perhaps
II may hnd itself vastly mistaken.
Or, IL the Enquirer disposed to compliment the in
tsgsnoe OF its party after the account il has given
Che OF the pernicous influences Of the Know Moth
logs by simply telling thom as IL did IL its issue If
ys.tsr sy, that when onoor the Democratic asprants
&c nominate for Office, can pretty generally judge
from bis asst VIA. his future viii be, aud therefore
Wsae N lied neither by curiosity fear 10 cate.
'hise I'm on this, that, or tie other point Real
~ sc'e~uIy oi the party must be most unbound
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
Sales OF Tobase, by BOOKER 4 Mulk,n,

Tucker Darlington Meeken6arg hhd,-, 40 .,,.,<
$50, BOO. SIS eX. on OK T. s., N ~ shs, ,os9
Myh A. -ad.sr, Mss.ieaeas, hhd,Nt5sr o. ss,
cSser xsstl.nSars M..9a. ss:ste M
saSSIs Met,an Is:i
M. * "a. 81 sH; Dap, Thom., SPENCE o.S.
, a,s, r.yon Rice Charlotte, saSs At
Con- Ss,rG,is =. 49, Va hDS,5
SssIo,, hs Capt JssS d " r.ea
jams. sr %ns. 10y and sS
10 AL, ~ ~. ~ sX A.xsndsr hnd a. ss aAS;
aiS. n.%. ohsiiS. M sS az q. 'H 2Asp%s
Tn Shati9ts t.teS killing Moseey Ch.ro. S,sss
a,ic 6unean ', Sss, MI hid At IS Az
IN IL IL n.r,h.l u hhds-3N &C. qst 81 a%15 30
M ~, "a, 81, ~. Roberscn CIs1Io,,s ~ w
nenry vhsu., II hhd,-2at tsG Iat $ At So o.,ss
,,5 n' :, q, MsEHso hid At M RoO,sts, Char
p,sos SSa :, az 49, sh,sH cs william
az, 10 ~anin, hid at SOY Tho, wehorne hid. ~ ss%
Green. "a hhd,-iTH "a, = a. .Si sn VIZ
81 .niy BAdObe, Charlotte hid Al IL . Wy,
charlotte +hnd.1siIos4 on, ~ wGsmh Oh, lou, .
Danie, hid atts NY Aer H.lIinx hi, :. .apt
"a g, ~, 10 DR. Foster Halifax, hhd."s:s
Ds na csrrinr,op s.tsI as,n hsi,aI Sax.
.a ma.H' hhd'.tS S,sH. RI smith, HALIFAX hid, a.
and aa iok' Mrs G.snnston Halifax, hhdsHte, S@
AIN, 81 81. Capt Thona, L spTarins H,li,, ~,
sM'4 SIMS, Halifax. hhds at $50 And Tp
o.srbey Prince edward At sTt and y Rev a S mas
nhd at ER eoter Prince Edward hid a, c.mt f.
Redo, Prince Ed-Ard hhds at aud 10 a.a nIu AZ 3
shGurs hhi At Samuel Price, Lanen6ur, sSS.,
w. L.H S; y0hn Ihomp,on, Lanenburg, HID. At md
SCOTT Campbell, hhdi-6S. 6N att, g. ox DC: w,II,n n
s sS c.%pos hhd,-st7 Mcft ~ o,mb.r I
ts.oo mus a. ~ aud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
DIED.


Yesterday morning. At II O'CLOCK ELIZA d. MAYO dauv
ter OF s Rev John Blair, and widow OF Mr. Joseph Mayo
In the tsih year Of her age.
The friends and aequanances Of the family are reque,d to
attend her funeral this day, ati o'clock PresbT
terian Church, without further Invitation.
OBITUARY
with feelings Of the profound SORROW and regret that
the vrier called 70 record the death MAMIE
BARRET eldest daughter OF sir Alexander M and Mrs
Blre OF the county Of Louisa who died residence her
father Thursday evening, goth Illness
about two weeks Hoping that ADLER pen bave been
pyed ere this In paying last tribute TO the memory
Ia the OF this emibe young lady every friend regrets lie
loss OF in whom united in degree
tue cauatei 70 eyate aud aorn the female character Thu,
lovely
ihe and comfort Of the kind and hospbe circle Of that
va,e aboi which has been robbed By the "Rng
lts fairr 81 flowers
The writer fse, duty which he owes to her msorv "a nat.
n" lovely aud enyiable OF her
FROM Early childhood, she everkn aud du
modest uuobirusye and retiring her
Within the immediate bosom OF her family preferred 10
Ald received those peaures 10
mind MIA and gentle In her ever won the f.voy
Of those WIN knew No parents were aver
With aiabe ond aHeeonae daughter than those Who
mourn her eArly doom.
Miss Barrett from her early youth, consistent m,nb.r n
the Reformed CHURCH In all her sons In m eIhb.
and unA,sumng christian deporsnt under ali eIreum
stances Deeply does the this notice sympatbi,s
her seted parents and friends in this bsrs period on
Thsirt acon which hiRh,r ~
hope She has left them precious
ton NJ Adrsd puuason that the exchange 70 her vs
Of worldly esrei or peace and triumph, the Of life Tor
goroui Immortality. "
Ia WrnE young lady the writer SAY. IA.
sTss and knows and he does not wish ooths that end
With spo.ef brighter mantle than she dessysd
should have
II While Animated with the light ollie. PRfEND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

" The Mofiikiis' BRAAsr CLOTHS" eon.idsripx
means used to bring them into public notors,y have
INC. 1n success unparalleled In the history remedies
The Introduction Of public attention Ia, a,y,o,,s
truly auSins-ihs aet that they destined to
supply sremedy which viii relieve SUFFERING Intense
inernE than any single remedy known among men
suuerirs which they prevent and which relieve
no elias. or condition H.. vide as The globe An
and peculiar suffering incident Rsss
These cloth. have attained vide celebrity y,.
and some OF the Southern States and wh
,umoniA TO their value, ret 10 n, ar ~ ,.
"sIe IN single Instance 70 give entire satisfaction.
remittance OF sOo, accompanied cent. vo,th n,
postage stamps will the prompt anss,l,siop by maj. %
pair OF these Cloths to any part OF the United States
They are 70. sale exclusively By
-, ADiE akAf, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
i&' Main street, Richmond.
yum directions for applying these CotLs will scecmpanv
IL would De esteemed great u.iny
OIlns would make known the esmAtr NV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

TRIAL OF An ENGIYE-Iiberty Comn,nv No ,,.,.
tra neaf the American Hotel Saturday evening las,
she nad lately undergone Repairs by which If our
.eeo"ection OF her relative capacity and ut form,
me De correct she has been materially improved She
did her work admiralty Saturday. as she does n. ali
tunes when there is need. SIZE is home mapufsctnre
and her efficiency but another proof OF what we bav
often asserted that in city manufactures can be
to degree OF perfection be surpassed any whcr
Patronage all that Is necessary 70 enable our home man
uiactures to compete with others ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
CLoTIIING-CL0TIiTNG.
WHOLESALE AND RETdTL

FALL TRADE OF 1854
Il enoDMAs' having just returned from New York. 10
Made Clothing embracing all Of the styles. OF
Collars Cravat.. &C., &c. b 'asshfts'
Merchants Of virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee nr
hi my oek which will be complete Of
Ny faeilite, for manufacturing cannot be ,.,ed sef
% snae,sS 70 sell at hsur the competition market
No 10, 49,, Man street, opposite Eagle saus1s
ssTEAM ENGINE FOR sALE.-I hSy. 70, ,,,. an.
- OF the mot beautiful Steam Engines ho-,. 80
seen 10 this city which has been III use only tS;S
seo llth itres', betuesn Malp and B,nI .tr.,,,,
have also for sale one OF the beautiful b.dnr lot, IN
Ahm9nd i;oca.st In portion OF the city able e. f.,
early. VIZ "a ~ nua"
eco lith st., between Main and Bank streets,
ADEHUvIhN GUANO.-In consequence Of the well.
PREJUDICE tho farming interest His Esseency the TnynY
mary Minister ntIaTy OF peru 4, 49,.
in such will 10 an o., ~.
adapt dHcultIs, Of HE "a @ ~,
pleased 10 direct orders 70 tho
the presents ol oEt: - N'N'
For ! TO 5 tens 90 Cash.
For G to 10 s-tn
For IL TO 20 tCnt-{6l "
For 81 20 2Stons-tsU"
For &c to b $50 80 ,ir.
Por loi to 400 tens. 30 smonihs or
The AGENTS prepared deliveries at their sr,. In
the different ports Of the United orders given BY
mem en-, IN thn e,y; ., ,s., " BARREDA 4 BRoTHLR.
ruvian Government the sale Of GuAno Of
country friends adopt the following for the pre-
sent, viz: ~
fifty dollars cash per ton, taken from the wharf
fIfiy dollars and hair cash per ton taken from store
To Accommodate small dealers, will any quantity from
S5-2a-2W HUGH w. FRY 4 soss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

SrcURIrY TO TELEGRAPH LISEs.-A telegraph operator
at Camden, o. claims TO have discovered a means by
which atmospheric electricity cannot prevent the scc a.
ui working Of lines during storms No description OF tio
invention has been given, but patent has been asked
for.
LloHT-fIoUsE AoT .-Amount OF appropriation of the
l;hE house appropriation bill, dividing county into
three seciioDs
For State. north OF The Potomac, sSS2,O3s
South Of the Potomac, SOS $40
Western States, 25s,OOO
Total, S15Is.s7s
In the Western States California, Oregon and Wash
lngon Territories included
We Informed by gentleman, on Monday last
that be bad noticed 10 examining the Ia bis wheat
field, that tho worms were all dead, dried up. We do
hope that all farmers may also nd this be the case
10 their straw Ronnty irieHigcHeer.
MYSTERIOUS CfRouxuANcE.-We received from Ga
rardstowna letter dated Thursday last, giving
count OF a mysterious circumstance which occurred ia
thst neigbborhood Mondiy last A man, apparently
about 80 80 years Of age having bay horse and very
Iigbt suky stopped at Me- Morgan AoRorns 70 get hi,
ted and taken OF unit, the day. Mr.. Nc
Kown not at home, aud his wife was unwilling 10
grant his request He then left tho horse and suky and
went into cornheld the house and has not been
heard Of since. The horse appeared much ignsI
aud from the description Of tho vshols II s uni ko any
tng Of the sort constructed 10 this part Of tbs countfy
-Nir.insbufg Republican.
The era" made liz 70 apps,anos Yesterday, aud will
continue its daily Issue with ri weekly for the country
Mr. A. D. Ieudren hiss sithdngn, aud John II iyman
veteran Of twenty yeifs 10 the dsclpleshp uf Fans
the sole proprietor ard editor the Er' ~ heretofore
will continue it advocacy of,Le "Kio~ Nothing party;
Norfolk Hcyatk, S.pL g.
u. $. BRGErL SQUsDs ~ letter dated RIO, July z,
says-Ihe United states BRAZILIAN squadron isdlsturb
hOSG,hs brig inbrdge al Montevdeo. the Gag shs
Swanth nt Rio, and the sOopof var Gsu sn'own our
~ expected at RIO. Health OftI iidrVn good.-Ib.
DENocRiric NESTING. We're informed thai on Dem.
oc-sGc trends held mee'iug at Court aud appointed
Delegate. TO the ioc mig, when don't knOW) State
CIryenton. Tney eTpc'sci no preference for place
VI CauIIdiIe.-5tauu,oI Messenger
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

nEAlIn OF TIg CTT-we publish lis, OF IN.
IN IN On esoe m ouryng for the week ending sunJs
evening The proportion deaths cholera 10 the
return Exhibits FAR more iavoraHle am nnt
while the actual mortality by this
that OF any We since its commencement 'so"
The whole number by cholera,
only eight Whhe for tie previous week there
teen BY The same disease lhe before hsr. v.rs ,yso
nine 10 Mistake that
10 svii, " ara i'd dserea e in the number. '' '''
for the last week: 'NN'''"b bOunu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

The editors OF the New Orleans Picayune have been Ia.
vored with tho perus OF several private letters from Mex
co and from Vera Cruz from parties Of high social posi-
ton, which state that the political Generalization OF the
country spreading very rapidly and that the Govern
ment IL almost powerless to rcpre;s the dissecon-
Several Of the writers compare toe state Of A,1i-
its condition during the latter part OF the Admins
trson of Pres dent Arsts who so easily overturned
by Gen. Ursgs two years SINCE and all unite in asserting
that the ten millions received from tho United Safe,
form, the only cohesive power Of Santa Annals Govern
ment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

hrm. equoe good to prime red T5ilso cts iair to
strictly prime white Il, lSSalso cts Corn is scarce and
in demand at sSi93 for white and yellow B,e e5,
100 eta Oats 5oa62 cts. Clover Seed so. Timothy
SEED 25al5o.
NEW YORK MARKET, Aug. 90.
and p'lcss sie y Nc S % the sales are unm
ou, soar market !. .ishoS. imPortan. change
tied yesterday and the transactions confined to supply
plenty ss e market l. srSap, sSad. es.s Ts
sales ssg.ss,,. 800 ~. at g 6lalo for
for do Gsne'ee Contracts settled about To-
s o.aaaaa aosf aS sn DER n
good S 1f sS"sS
while common are Pen,y and dull sales 1000 bills
more City, 70 srrirs a. SIS Snail ..le, q
unchanged 6Sis State at jersey is held
Grain.-Ihe Wheat market /. qae aeu.,e. ia held a, ALL,
With offered the supply Is small and miller. holding Cd
,S nSs sale. S' sahs. the .GPP is Ins
main, Last @ nohns ling in Barley Malt In the Corn
1 :nor e al ps,cs IN held
State aud veaern. ~ '''
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. ..
rlour-The mlrket continues am the o, the
dy hav not been heavy The sh,
ia sss,y sqI s prices pse.
day after clos. to City M 'fss s E
note sale; leo Ses Howard t9 100 Dbl, FAINT
bel' choe quality City Mile sl be SEEN that
oIeonsd BY he rHss in F g", T
s to-day aS9ve ~ vas superior in quality the
The market for common brands OF city Mills
@ Sy, 5sa s1 s Grain ; ,o than
demand the market for earn va, Ga The Gems sss
m anon. md ses re VA, good both
taken offerings morning were generally Of
cts prime % al ani very rSoa ehose a.
I % do and el. r ss scd ps lots Sso
ole for fy ur anl f'r seed Corn dull although the
sGo sa ,.. and y: 's o NAL Of sSs
today los M,ry,n and i2aii4 CT. ior
snn, ani, The resIps OF o.s were ,bou, $500 ba,he
v.ni. mere "''' no sales psIn'y
ST. LOUIS MARKET, Augutsp
a.s,n sISpSs
a s.s Of s 1 ssaay
ir' = VI iSf'!Ts f;ef1's'i,'s
d. o, isf 5 pas ar q a. he ,a:' TsTSa,s
.snee Ttc: $ TO- Is o. tn: second aad tSlrS sat
w'hos: 66'a; og:;:a So b.l.ne. ri ted
I+o II: s,Hss2 BAT IS 1s.47a, 50, IS, sos
MAxrric1uarp Tcslooo-Market active. City bns,Is,, as
aud d!nAnd Is sale Of 20 soIs.
PETERSBURG MARKET Spit.
Ios,coo oere,k, ,atl No change to notice In prices
w T9so,- w is. Is. no. nominal
PRIME Thiss s., and Z; 10 To- oo@ao S'A ass
B.saas%;; ~ sS, sacud.T.1x to TX; Ham. 1iH; hog
FloIr-Extrs snperhne ~; family 10 TO ioX
GualO- as FOR Peruvian and ts5 for Mexican,
NEW 0RLE ms MARKET Aug. %.
In Tobacco, hear Of transactions extent abou 8no
hhd, Including 100 A. ard cy A. al 6y SoA and a.
aH 30 at and 1t I've. per h. "
NORFOLK MARKET, Sept. l.
Bieon, Hams, prime llSi!Hc Hog Round 9a9 Ire Cotton
per H. s4's; Corn white prime 7sasoc yellow DO wanted
ePs lint so' I:d do IS. Cheese iIa9 2c PaIseed per
bu'he u ial 80 Your hne Ia superhne o. Extra hrm
9l.2; Family 9ttl iO Wheat I co.
LOUISVILLE MARKET, August, 81.
Sales OF ~ hhds tobacco a. full prcs-i hid s nj %
Gas 70, 40, at 50 and ~: Manu.ctu
ring tobacco tends upward.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

Ari wts-One OF the interesting objects OF visit n. the
south aud the Aresian b,
on the AesniA at Montsousry Charleston and elsewhere
Tfest the world 10 that kr sugar
Louis Mr. D., ohest being TO for the his
merry suppyo pure water For six weT
eontnusd ey hand and resshed depth
agen,y OF cam sith suitable machinery. 49, ~
Since the application Of SAYS the
sor has Eresed steadily per,eveH ely
tina, When the incredible !p'h Of s-nsy,Oo Auadr~d sst
been reached Ths said a. be the In N.
world r.memoeT Of that
9renee Paris in which operations contnued eight
sri which sunk depth hundred
Ityone feet h-cu the ground Add another
France which numbers
but done have reached distance nto the Of
the earth that this Of MI Bech rshas.
We reyrc; to learn the Rev. GEo ApIr pastor Of the
Episcopal Church in Lesburg has resigned his charge
consequence Of III health.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05

We are requested to state that the regular monthly
meeting of the Vrsui, Central Vernon ASsoca-
ton, which was 10 take plIco Wsine.d,y the 6lh
will not take place uh! the frat We inesd4Y in October
when full nss;as desired, very important busiue
vii be transacted at that msstiug.
City papers please notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-05
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