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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-05

w HC 6IIHS dug bLOfe and
Apotheca.
lttiARD BLUM has purchased The entire stock and
~ X!u' cs OF the establishment occupied by f. a. Isl en
Hh%cr centre Wheeling, and by additions his stock is
rcd TO furnish city and country customers with Inc
on the most rcasOnab 6 terms. ' ~ N'
:, Prescription department
ne VIII attend prOnptyto the Filling prcscri
Wicli VIII be carefully compounded all hours
tcl luncI les imported Havana cigars, a vcricy al
fancy articles on hand. ti,ny, W.
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yoI troubled with cough; rain In the l.rras, NJ
Il any Affection OF tile Lunss-Use Dlcntlinger's Com
lJU"d SyrCp OF Eoneset
u you ava afflicted vita rheumatism, have recc'v vel
brUse or srrS'ns. your hands frost bit en-
or chaNlcd-Cse tie Berger Spine and Muscle Lni-
DeHt; and
Should -oI be affected with ScroIule, or anv d sense
nISinE !.Jm mNMity tc b:oOh iniudicols use
u mercury, by all means rentliTgcrs Fluid EX-
tract Of s;a' saIa'i lila and IEdelon.
These remedies have b""n tried by hundreds, in all
ca es hov" given satisfactory evidence their superior
ei' over every other medicine i'll the these
COM I.tIis Tor wlict they recommended.
, HRENTLtNGER II ARMSTRoSG'S
hEonecaIy Monroe street ,aLjoninE the Lure House.
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= brow rhysie to the y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HYDRO ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS.
Producing lHs inm relief from the acL ia r ne
hhmehtly curing NIL NcmalgiG diseases, Rkcuma
tisiIi, raimnl and SwcIcd JOINTS, NcuIalsia
vi The Face, Deafness, blindness. ST.
Vlius' ancc, Papitntions OF tie
Heat, Periodical Headaches,
Ians The stomach. In.
c.iiOn, Dyspepsia
Ctc,imc Pains,
Paralysis,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-05

JAS. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor .! the Southampton l'aI. list Church
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-05

through tie a cement OF the system, tho mind
y m..S, us "enIny las, the power oI concentrating
"sht Is "si heCIltyRnd d"Cy often Supcr veur lea
s Inc throne OF Intellect d and dcsolIle rmidiiy
ma IicS"uiiVn with mcia chUly IIuity,-throw gIunn,
4 uud he scene o!ic haunted by Invisible torncnts
nc hurlcn OF life becomes insuppOrtabc, and lie pun.es
INTO he gull Of tcnrer or sui Idle
IllE EkII- AIpu NIE SlIEN1,L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-05
MEDICAL.
THE MARRIAGE STATE;
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS !

Shall AHppEmsss and Health, or .NLsery and
sickness, attend Hf
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You will find these Pills nIcLici nc ~ man,
comii"lGs 10 which !OH subject IL. Obsiru, tiu4s
ciiieI total or partial, They have been bic
t"ueht, restoring their functional ARRANGEMENTS Ia a
healthy acton purifying the blood TnL fluids so
Gct"Hiy to tut To flight all complaints may arisc
from female lrcsu'" tiles headache gLimcs&, ducss
OF sight pain IN The side back etc, and u public
as the best PIl tor all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the u'idei ssnc PLY s"uIis, Wing the recctp
oil Heir manufacture submitted inspections
That The lg' eLcMs Oi which they composed makes
them Tile best Pill in nT all diseases the Liver Nh,
iu'H!rS Z" The Flood, etc. Messy This only from dmI
own Judgement, hut also inm tia an
il"rly u The United States All diseases cquIi ing lie
use DIAN ltcaiiNr DaphOi etc and PuTgaIiVc
mat came uhci our notice, has bccM treated with the
SboNc RUS with the most SIti SaCtUIy success.
GEORGE WOOD, ". ID.
+. CROWLEY, NJ. u.
l.. HOWEE, NJ. u.
W ~! chase nOLc but those having signature,
y. liOhENSNt NJ uIOn each box, al; others aIc
worthless mita:iuns
Agets wishing new supplies, and all wishing 10
become agents, must address tile proprietor y IIo
above ltatC, Philadelphia o'
SOLD by all ID ussiss and Mc' chants in tho U. s.
fhmPhlelS ElNIis CciiiCaicS performed in diT
c'cn sections I" the count by above medicines
can he had gratis Oi The agents.
SOFA by j. Eakcr, Wheeling, wholesale retail agent
or western Va; W: H. I.riggs West Liberty; !. Fer
ic HiadcytuwI }. Caring, TIudcllhia; W III, IInsaCk
tnMyS ioht Dam'l FcrIi Coral Cove. Price each 20
tc''ts' na2.-ly
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,nl is only advertised TO rcvcm I'll" afflicted, pnrtic
larry Iansc's ON failing into lie ''Wted SepuIcIcs'
AMI Otle Hbodcs OF Carcunism bazOncd til in the
public prints the only places whrc be oh.
tanned !r certain Diseases. Baltimore like other large
cites is nvc ted with IN Tribe anal stranger should he
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DREADFUL INHERITANCE
from the Parents.

And must this continue? Shall VIC be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of our fields our horses
our sheep, our cows, oxen, the nature and
character of the soil We possess, the texture md
quality of our goods and merchandise; but in all that
concerns ourselves human beings. with human
functions and passions, subject to great derausc-
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns tho health and welfare Of the
wife of our affections, and tho mother of our chill
drcn in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be i'm
mersed i'll the darkest and most
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10
Dreadful state of things |

The NEWPORT REsATTA.--Thc annual regatta Of
the New York Yacht CLUB will take place to-day a.
Newport R. !. As there Is no alowancemadc for diff
feranee in tonnage, we find maoy large yachts en-,
tered, including the sloops Maria, Una Julia. (new
80 tona) Gertrude, Irene, Ellen Jane; schooners
Cornelia, Wave, Mystery, and others. So with good
weather and an eight knot breeze, some sport may
be expe ted. As yachting is most innocent as
well as inspiritiog amusement, we have no doubt
that very large number Of outsiders" viii he at
Newport today, and we trust that the members Of
the club viii be little more liberal and courteous
in their arrangements They are generally excll-
sive to great degree, declining to give information
relative 10 the time Of starting, means Of convey.
spce, and other little parti uars which II could GER
tainly do no harm to make public Ia England
regatta by any of the clubs Is q holiday for al
classes, and the noble sailors do not assume disgust
ing airs of superiority, but gladly give the people
every opportunity 10 enjoy the SPORT. So It should
be here, and the New York club men would find
their popularity very much increased By the infusion
Of q little gentlemanly courtesy into their 81 ales
end regulati0nsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10
Personal Intallagcncr.

Mr.. Pax oio Brazilian Secretary Of Legation, With his
fnmily, and NJ and Nine Thilon, LETT for Europe
yesterday, in the steamship Africa
His Excellepcy Governor seymour Of New York, ar.
rived at Ne~port Monday, and took rooms q. the
Ocean Honte
Sir Charles r. Grey ex Governor OF Jamaica was in
Now haven the Sth Instant
Tx PRECEDENT John Tyler Virginia; his ExCsisncy SIR
Cherries x GRAY, Montreal; Gen 0nonnol Hal more,
Cen w Jones, Iowa; .. Hunt, Miss l. G Watson
do: FOL Pearsops, California; John o Adams Boston:
William vandew, nth, Buffalo; C. Rngwak, Gin; Robt
4 Sspders, Mobile; II 4. Gilbert, Phil samuel NTH
New orlcsns h. lsner, Baton Rouge, Ia Y. Amy Bos
ton II. Giluan, New ORLEANS; Judge Cole, In Ira G.
Lyon, Baltimore, we're among the ariigals the ST.
Nichulse yesierdsy.
Hon W. J. r. White, PHILADELPHIA; Rev H. A. Coir
Iarcasfer, Pa Zaman Fitch, Cleveland Ohio Con II
T. Parsons, Ala DR. Geo. Elger, Philadelphia, Or ri
carver, 81 John N D.; H. 8. tairchild Brandon Miss:
Hon hiram Wslbridge, New York among the arri,
walls IT the Irving House yesterday.
Hon. q l. Durham, In6lspa; Mrs Prof XIV and chnd
Washington; chcils a. Smith Boston; John Baker.
tr2levillo u NJ Ferguson, Nep York: John Berger Bal
tia ore; j. hn Parker, Oho:J l. 0~good, Boston, wer
smtrg The sliysla nj he Prescott House yesterday
Eon. John y. Weller. U. s Senator, California; Hoo
Jontb Wea,er, Iowa. Hon. d T. Disney, Ohio: Hnn al
Tfa3 " m GsN biebsek. II Wm r. " fiser an \
family. Wis jose Lopes Cuea; W A. Dom, ~ Louis.
!. ITALY, Us Ss',; H. l. rsnslntSn, Brt.aA ARA,
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held regular meeting yesterday at the City Hall for
the purpose of acting upor applications for tavern and
grocers licenses. They oraasx ed at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and remained In seeson until O'Clock in the evening
having IN the meabtin granted the following hcens
In addition TO the thirty three heretofore granted os
Fr.t Word Tbos Costiean Michael Flanagan, George
). sstsnd Ward-E v W sneoilsr, VIM Martin, NJ Nc.
Arthur NOM ahaD (do Robert Foster John Nciheney.
James NJ Towlc, p Haine', George Pearson.
McClo,hey (eiocer), Chas. G. Watts pomnick Colesn.
Cavid Haires, Tnyi bee and Hopkins
l.urta Word -Joho 9. Force. George D. King Thos-
s. stooie. Arthur Ncavoy, II. Maherry.
Fifth Ward weSher, John B-sham (gro,er,
s.nms Epnee, o Bell, Martin Snyder tsrocer),
Sirth Wayd.-Thos Ke,chum, john roomey. r.
Brown Q, huilirdsr (groccr), Francis Gorman, Henry
Sere.th Woyd.-H W. Jenks, John Nusent Lake
0'Reilley, Casfar Urban, Chas. d. Butler, r. No
MIMI Word-wm. simonson, R. W. Iaurence. Y. i.
Gtnisen. John storms, Thos. Mcclure.
= Ensenm ne,d.- John Dougherty, VIM. Laughin, P.
staff John Hawkins Chs. Giddings James Richardson,
Robert loster, hugh Fl zntrick John oReiliey Felix
Evans H. Perkins, lgrocer)
E'ahh Ward ~. j. Adams Felix i}isyy Edward
Hughes, s. Il, lepwert, Vim Burnett.
The licences granted at this meeting nlrber 70; with
those heretofore grated, LOG.
Ar1rkPT 10 DROWN "a man, who gave his nome a,
John Flanagan, yesterday arrested by officer Cullen
q bs 5hpd district charged with intending TO take the
me oi Huen bembie, ol attempting 10 tLrc< him of
beat into the A'lsntic dock
STEALING LEAD Officer Thelan. Of the Second district
yesterday arrested u man banned Eenrv Mclaughlin.
charged with stealing lead from the premises Of Samuel
Brewer Two other persons arrested In the same
ohtrct charged by other parties With The offence.
fire occurred In The store OF Charles Gastill 223H
Fulton street. on Teday evening, at about ten O'Clock
II vas exupguisbcd without ,hr assistance OF the Are
men, who, however. were promptly in attendance The
carnage was very small
Board or srirrvis ms "A resolution adopted at
The meeting OF the Beard TUESDAY last tha. he CON
Dtee on the PEI ii.nary should consider Whether ar
largtmens could not be mace 90 empty OF the
liFop.Ts tLe'e 20 Hs TO reduce the spsnses Of
that esfebisfm, NJ.
GREAT sELrRE or IIGs.A multitude Of tess very uae-
iu but city animals perhaps not less than 20 altoe
ther were es'crt ny taken by the Third district po-
Dee and put IN The pound They belonged TO different
erties The Keeping " hogs within tho limits OF tho
city from the FIRST 81 June TO the nrst Of October IL
soiai OF eiy ordinance But, strange tosay, tho
pace where flsse hogs congregated and where
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

Tire against One Five indiv,apaIs PANIED John Doyle
Toward Mckinley Henry Mckinley, Susan Mckinley, and
Mary Reed, charged with making violent assault
terence oHaie, with their hands and clubs which
The complainant alleges they used pretty freely with the
intent Ia take his lie susan and EDWARD Mckinley and
John noyls were are, ted the above charge yesterday
held 10 ball in the Of $500 each, to for
the offence, by Justice Carrie
Curtain aud C,elp Of Siocg Arrested Chagse If
Riccr Stealing Captain, Wang Of tho Eighteenth ward
police arrested ak men IN Tuesday night charged with
beAg concerned in stesling tive hundred bushels of
wist valued at more than $500, from on board the
socp Olivia ing ut the out Of Twentieth street, and
ocrositing u hoard another sioop called the Mary
jane with the intent to appropriate the to their
use, who gave their names Terence Uussey, 10 eph
Byrnes. PAWS German. Jacob Henry Jacobs, Toouias
Todd Of the sioop Olivia missing bs wheat gave nfor
nation OF the robbery oCapt Waiug sho, with posse
Of psn, went soHn On eca5d the socr sarah Jane,
then lying in The stream, md succeeded In arestins
the sboc persons Who on being taken before
Justice Clarke, AZ jefferson market stated 10 their
animation, that they followed the water for living,
and not guilty Of the charge boy, named Charles
farley, ALEC sres,ed but II s supposed that he will
be USED states evidence. he doubt tell ali
about tho river heypg business lately carried on in
thnt ncehboThood Jndse Csrke fully committed them
lifor trial, IN default of q, 600 bsil
Stealing Hwsc and WAGON = Baldwin Edwards was
charged the AFFIDAVIT Of Andrew Garrison of No so8
Bosdv sy, with siearg hs horse wagon valued al
s..5. III property found in possession the &C
cused, nj Rshwny, N. J., whore no was srrvstod while
tDme 10 dispose Of the same. Judge CLARKE committed
hiio 10 Prison for Trial, Ia default Of 81 90 bali
ChdTge o. Hece,ueg stolen Goods Patrick Hughes
VAS aiiesiod en- charge Of receiving si5 worth OF
stolen ivory and hoxwood knowing the same 70 have
been stolen from Joseph serreatt So man street
by Terence emrscy. Justice Bogert commits ed Hughes
for examination.
AItest II Girl in Male Attire --Ycsserdav morning,
thc'r Murray, OF the yoserved corns arrested giri
Lamtd trsncos Bsnrett In male attire of
thirty street sno Seventh ayenae where sne las
~ state Of noSicati hsrdy able TO give her name
ne was crossed 10 de awake hat linen coat, fancy
psps and stylish pair of patent leather boots she stat
ID that ep weeks ago an. me 10 this cry frnm War
ner, Conn, ard since that time lived ai'b man named
John eulan eYiug liquor store 10 the : vsntn ave
rue that her 6eeo. hut tina. she had bro
u e. living AZ her native place. Word was scot
10 him. here o. take his irnant sister home
John shettepre- a German vas k.iles At Bridgeport
Saturday BY tho bursting Of grucstone on shea
~ stfsrNv~ = ~ f~sf - et.# atar -
hi,n in the hreast smother piece ~et thro
tie lsick VII VI Tie lhop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

DREADFUL STATE OF THINGs.-The organ Of
"ihe bards" of this city, informs us that orders
have been received here to turn no more demo-
Gratis out of Office and then 1t goes on to say
Of the Custom House, that
There esponsible posts that place forty
or fifty thieves, boxers shoulder hitters, thimbleri
eers pneilsts assassns and common blackguards who
woul lick oil creation their masters are disturbed
u the President TO attempt put other men in
their places, they ~oud have their eyes knocked out
indeed, the Custom House not burnt down over
their heads No; Governor Marcy dare not recommend
the removal of Cochrsne, II he DESTROYS of
doing IT, at the present time for the short Boys would
take his breeches off Of his body and ride the whole
Cabinet rail before they will allow themselves to be
disturbed In their responsible posts under govern
ment"
Dreadful state of thingsi
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NEW YORK, August 8, 1854

NEW Turk, Argust 3, Ib54'
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The use Of my name as one Of the vice presidents
of the ting last evening in the Park, was with
out my consent. Ny adherence Of the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise can find expression in
other issues than those pu ely sectional. Yours
respectfully, THEODORE SrUyvEsAHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10
Marine Affairs.

FoR EuRofE The British steamship Africa, for Ii
verpoo and the Indiana, for southampton and Havre
sailed yesterday The former had SO and the latter s6
paasepccrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

mept6 In the family or y. D., VINO was
member Of President so and SOS cabinet.
The Morning Herald viii found ponderous
argument against democracy on an account of
the debts Of the American statesman e f.. Ia.
Guiding so many dollars for washing, and SO
many for sherry cobblers. Aud Louis Napo-
Icons organ win devote feuilletoa 20 discuss
ing The private habits Of some OF our distin-
guhhed h'srsry men, We say that we do not
doubt that these things will come about, when
civilization has thoroughly penetrated Europe
But, for the present We are bouud to admit that
we see no signs Of any thing Of the kind in
foreign Journals. They have stupid pref udices
abroad, against meddling with the private bu-
siness or habits Of individuals Editors think
they can I'LL their paper with more useful mat
ter than personal scandal and gossip. Foreisn
jOur nails do not trouble themselves much about
The private life of American citizens consid-
erine obtusely that it concerns themselves aud
not The public. Time will cure this delusion.
Meanwhile, and go long as foreigners abstain
from libel suits, we hope our contemporaries will
continue to amuse us with the servants talk in
the noble families Of Europe.
The New LAND REDUCTION AND GRADUATION
BIIL.-We publish this morning, the new law
for the reduction and graduation Of the price
Ct the public lands in favor of actual settlers
and cultivators. 1t provides that all lands
which have been in market for different terms
of years shall be sold at the different reduced
prices, as follows:-
In he wavket Price per acrcs1
For ten years and upwards. One dollar yS-
Fifteen years and upwe rds.. Seventy i've cent4
r.en.y ss s. and up~sId. FIFTY cents
Thirty years OF more Twelve and hall CENTS
This does not include the mineral lands or
railroad reservations. 1t will also be observed
that the bill grants the right Of presumption to
qqustters on the public domain, with certain
limitations and conditions-for which see the
bill.
This act will have no effect in Kansas, Ne
braska or Minnesota, for none of the public lands
in these Territories have been in the market
for ten years. In the said Territories, there
fore, the niaimum price Of the public lands
will continne to be as heretore-one dollar and
quarter per acre. The law, however, will have
good effect in peopling the poorer lands still
belonging to the government in the new States
Of the West and Southwest--Iands which, from
their inferior quality or ineligible location, still
remain on hand after having been for more
than ten, fifteen or twenty years in the market.
This is quite q letting down from the original
Homestead bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

cvey variety Of the inedel trib', Of every
scboo o. 8 al ts, spiritual RI per-. and land
ref rmers, and Of varioa. aces of men-the
VII test to I G blackest-Gerrit Smith, Fred
Dou glass, end the stro y-m nded women, in
cluded
In contem lating the awful array of this
foImi ab a Ii nee, our first cen alton is that
of dismay But, on recurring to the late mass
mee.ing in The Park, we are rather inclined to
think that the beterog neous 81, ments to be
collected at Saratoga will not coalesce-that
there will be "noise and confusion much
noise and great confusion among them, aud
iealouses and riyalries, in view Of the spoils,
which viii scatter them like the confusion of
tongues at the building of Babel. The omission
of Horace Greeley from the list of delegates
savors Of rank rebellion. The appointment
Of Benjamin T. Butler and Comptroller Flagg
indicates the hand Of the administration in TIE
game, which is significant Of certain defeat
The day Of the saturnalia is close at hand, and
the country with Impotence is awaiting the
lifting Of the curtain. Ladies and gentlemen,
make room for the delegates.
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John shetteprer, German, was KILLED At Bridgeport,
Saturday. BY tho bursting OF grndsione on shica
struck hi,o the hreast smother piece ~e.t lhro
tie l Iick VII VI Tie lhop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

John sare'en eied Of cholera the steps Of shany
In 10sib street, Fourth He died while
woman was absent to procure medical attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

The mort gratifying announcement which the GARD or
Health has de considerable time is asst Of yes
serday morning According to the retnr.n there veres
bnt seven cases, and not single death
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

FOR NEW YORK.
u. =. MdR Liac per The SPLENDID y yEAMSIffiS
jamestown and Roanoke.
TUE new and elegant ,idc.wherl steam = ,-sIT-.k
ship JAMESTOWN (Cnpt Parrish )sssssz sssssHa.
will leuve Petersburg vim City Point, every Tuc..nl
Evening, aad the ROANOKE, Capt CnVendy.) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms, $40 CH
Steeluge passage. ~
For speed, comfort and safety these Steamship arc
exeelled 10y The and travellers will hm 1t
the most pleasant the north they will there
by avoid the dust and frequent changes of the Railroads.
rR Tickets tasted at my Office on Sycamore street.
SAML. q BAPTIST. Agt. PcerSbarg.
~ passenger train leavcs the APPROXIMATION depot
every Tueslny aud Friday half past o'clock P. NJ
with the Steamships at City Point passcn,
gers 10y the Southsie Railroad IN reach Petersburg IN
time take the cars tol the sc. b.
July l4-fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
MECHANICAL.
A. W. coxAST, WIN. A. wALpRos, d. sErszER
New Furniture Ware-ROOms.

NANT. wALDRoN o.
NNTOuLD Re pectinlly inform their ieh anu 'pe
w public generally that they now receiving at
,t.:r Furniture Ware RopIns Mai St. e" noor'
Lal,. the Narvell Hou.e. their lock Of Rose Wood
Nabogany Walnut. aud other Furniture together VITA
et many article. in the ay Of House keeping thot
are ,sefl a- well as ornamental hive never before
been introduced into this market All OF when hnFe peeh
selected from houses North, enjoying the highest fePp
IA, ion FOR good and faithful work.
They hlve also connected with thrir csianiishn'h
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged a"rkmen ct Skiii"nd eNPe
renee AMI are therefore prepared to hn,e made 10 Or
der out Of good eria any piece of furniture ,li'
m ~ he ordered. They wouli add That they are IRE
pared 1iirr greater Inducements 10 r,fSohs "ah'"s
anything in tie way Of FURNITURE, than sever be-
,nre been offered ia this market And they hope 10y us
uou. attention to business TO merit and receive at least
a portion of the Iublic pat onnge.
CONANT. WALDRON & co.
n. B.-We would shy our cid friends aud custom
ers that continue manufacture at our old stand,
On Bridge St all kinds Of Tbacco M1ulds and the
like, and we solicit continuance of their hvnrs.
mnr I3ts C, w. 4 ca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.


TUE SUBSCRIBERS receiving fie.'
i Stock Il Goods. an offer for sale
Ras-ia rafred and Msnila Cordage Of ell sife. from
] ia inches In diameter.
Blocks for Derrcks, AMI hoising apparatus OF all sk-'
Also
Patent Friction Roller Block. a new article IN ihi-
market. by which third OF the ishpr IN hoisti"s
b, the common block j. saw 4.
Hn,ks and Thimhi.s Tor hnisting-ropes
talum. Rosn. Pnch atd Tar.
White lead wiz e pat D,szh i=aiHt.f - do
Re- Leaf 4suiI ~. Hanara. as an'urne efoen'
4srn.IlI IA and Prissfsa lpa, fafis " hite. Lamp
H.srs. fafIsf SC,
nH#Ht Brf#Haz aII -ifaa=mafline L..
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lin.ecd OIL raw aud boied-wintef. Solar and Sperm
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Nee Pork aud beef Sugar, C"e" Syrup Molas'es and
other Groceries, =
Our .took has been purchased, entirely for CASH, ct
The Nanufsctner s ia New York aud Boston, anil We
will offer great ind cements 10 purchasers, either at
Wholesale Retail
LEE & CO, On the Dock.
Richmond Janraay 81 Is