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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

CHILD POISONED BY LAUDANUM-SUI-
eide OF THE MorHER.-On Saturday af-
ternoon Cotoner Wilhelm held an in
quest upon the bodies of Ann Fitzgerald
aud her son Francis, eight years of age,
who died from. the effects of laudanum.
From the testimony of persons residing
in the house, No. 285 Bleecker street,
they suspected something wrong in the
apartment of the woman. Aladder was
procured by one of the Witnesses, who
entered the room through q window
The boy was found lying beside his pa
rent on the bed, with the appearance of
having been dead some hours The
mother was also IN dying condition,
and evidently laboring under the Objects
of some narcotic. Near the bed was a
two ounce bottle containing a few drops
of laudanum, with which she had evident
ly poisoned her child, and after being
assured that she had been successful in
her attempt, had taken dose of the
laudanum in order to end her own exis-
tence. DIR. Cairns was Immediately sent
for, but found it was too late to admin
ister an autidote, and she soon ceased to
breathe secs
Mrs. Fitzgerald, it is said, was an in
dustrious and honest woman, who work
ed as book-folder, and barely earned
sufficient to procure the common neees-
saries of life, and of late had appeared
very melancholy and depressed. 1t is
therefore probable that poverty was the
cause of her committing this dreadful
act.-Neto York Event'sg Rost, Sept.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

How, the universal heart of man
blesses :. flowers. They are .wreathed
around the cradle, the marriage. alter
and the tomb. The Persian in the far
East delights in their perfumes, and
writes hislove in nosegaysi while the In
dian child of the far West clasps his
hands with. glee as he gathers the abun-
dant blossom-the illuminated scripture
of the prafries. The cupid of the ancient
Hindoos tipped his. arrows with flowers /;
and orange buds are the bridal crown
with. us--a nation of yesterday Flow
.ers garlanded the Grecian alters, and
they hang in votiye wreaths before the
Christian shrine. lz'A ----ts - ] =
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 10

Our city has been the scene of terri
Bile riots between the Americans and
Irish, and several lives have been lost.
The first outbreak was on Sunday eve-'
ming, when number of persons weres
shot before it was quelled. One of the
wounded died early next morning
On Monday evening riots were renew
ed with still greater violence. A great'
many were badly injured.
Rioters again assembled on Tuesday
morning, and two more were killed and
a large number wounded. Excitement
was great, and, for fear of more disas-
trous consequences, the National Guards
were ordered out by the mayor.
No further breach of peace has occur~<
red.s The excitement to oaay has CON-
siderably cooled down. ss.s.5z
The military will be held in readiness
in the event Of renewal of the riot.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

Julius-Sam you're drenkard-you
alters drunk, and your habits is loose,
nigga, your hadits in loose i.
Sam-Julius look here.
Jnlius-Well, what as it, nds latte
attends. s9s -
Sam-Is you ilosofera aozssa
Jnlius-A flosufer-what's dat IS.
Sam-why does you know de science
of reason
! JuIius-Why nigga, yes.
r. Sam-Well, ak me dis, den-how de
debble am my habits losse, when I is
tight all, de time /? ss 4ey4 t,,{H.,. 5:
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27
aBOb, did you ever go to sea9"
81 went to see a girl once. (

went TO see a girl once, Es-l
"No, no-did you ever go to sea,
abroad?"
"The girl wasn't as broad as some I
see."
t.You don't understand me. Did you
ever take trip to sea in vessel ?''
"I took trip and fell over vessel
in my room one night, but l didn't see
in it.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

ga good deacon, making an Off
cial visit to dying neighbor, who was
a very unpopular man, put the usual
sali 4 zf
=" Are you willing to go, my friend ?"
I" Oh yes,n said the sick man.
" am glad of that" said the deacon,
I" for all the neighbors are willing.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

EIThe whole channel of the Med
itterranean must be strewed with human
Carthagenians, Egyptians, Sid.
onians, Syrians, Persians, Greeks and
Romans. There they lay, side by side,
beneath the eternal waters, and the mod
ern ship that fetches freight from Alex
andria sails in its whole course over bu-
ried nations. 1t may be the corraption
of the dead that now adds brightness to
the phosbhorescence of the wave.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

EaAn Irish travelling merchant,
alias a pedler, asked an intinerant poul--
terer the price ofa pair of fowls. Six
shillings, sir, Inmy country; my dar-
ling you might buy them for axpence'
apace.
Why didn't you remain in your own
dear country then p Kase we had no
saxpences, my jewel, said Pat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

N-t Wouldn't you call this the calf
of a leg ?" asked Bob, pointing to one of
his neither limbs, rather compactly en-
cased representations of barber poles and
running vine. ~
.s =" No, replied Jim, I should say it
was the leg of a calfP' ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

@The beauty of the rainbow van
ishes in the storm-the meteor's fash is
but moment-the glittering gems of
heaven will one day go out--the sun
himself be extinguished-but the star
of hope shines beautiful forever.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

E A loving couple went to the Of
fee of Alderman Mitchell, in Philadel
phia, on Monday evening, to get mar
ried Before going out, the bridegroom,
who had the appearance of hard work
ing man, laid small packet, done up in
a piece of waste paper, neatly tied, up
on the edge of the desk; after he had
gone, the magistrate opened it, and found
two centsl T11s sea- 7i.fis-{ssst.s4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

/ Ea Biddy, has that surly fellow
cleared off the snow from the paYement?'
90 Yes, sur"
Did he clear it off with alacrity,
Biddy ?'' ~
No sur; with a suvel.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

&C., AM Cuff, will zye be afther
tipping US wee bit of a song this could
morning f'' -s.-.-....s7 49, -.
aGoily, massa Pat, I can't sing.
&c Can't sing An what's yer leg
stuck in the middle ovy yer fut for, like
a birds, if yescan't sing p" m
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

- CHoLERxIN PITTsBUReH-The Post,
of this morning, says, there is no abate
ment of the. deaths or disease, and emu
merates names and residences Of forty
,Jtffue who died yesterday. Several MEM
bers of the bar have died, among them
James Callan and James w Buchanan,
Esas. The Supreme Court adjourned
over on account of the malady.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

Low NEckED DaEssEs.-It is said
when; the Turkish soHicer Amin Bey,
during his last, visit to this country at
tended some fashionable parties at Wash
ingtoh, he remarked that on going into
our society, he expected to see q as
mary ~ of Ameriear ladies, but not
( Essas mach. i'zzsfg3 80 sssssa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

= ~ According to De Bows :" Re.
view" the total population of the Island
of Cuba is ,000, 900, viz whites,
sol ,9ss; free colored, 1856 slaves,
$50, ,42o.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

"Father I see man laying drunk
down at the market house." "You
shouldn't say laying, my son-hens layl"
s'But I've seen mem lay, too" "Oh, no
my son." eyes, but have seen 'em lag
Brickstn The boy might have added,
that he had seen bricks lay men also.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

EAIf you see squall arising in
the latitude of your wife, what course
should be persuedi to avoid its conse-
quences Double her cape with your
left arm, and let your lips drop anchor
on the cruising ground Of g smaekes. +"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

E%Give our. children fortune with
out education, and at least one half of
the number will go down to the tomb of
oblivion, perhaps to ruin. Give them
and they will be a fortune to
and country. 1t is an inher-
itance worth more than gold-for it buys
true honor-they can never spend nor
lose it, and through life it never proves
a friend, in death consolation. II
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

z EEWhen is money damp? ,sGuvit
up. When money is deao in the morning
and mast at night. Vel, that is an or
full perpetration
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

A PLAIN REAsoN.-a Why can't you
wheel the borrow of Goals, Ned?o quoth
a learned vender of black diamonds to
his man. 7" 1t is not very hard job
there is an inclined Elaneto relieve you. "
- ssAye, master, replied Ned who had
more relish for wit than work, s the
plane may be inclined, but hang me if |
ann
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

The man who undertook to con-
vince himself that he was wrong, gave
it taup for hopeless job He said twas
the hardest object he ever got hold of.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

~The cradle is the ballot-box for
a woman, in which she should deposite
NOT votes, but voters. That is their
" sphere"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

Invincible fidelity, good humor
and complacency of temper s lys DIR
johnson, outliye all the charms of fine
face, and make the decay Of it invisible.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

E" Gently the dews are o,er me
stealing" as the, fellow said when he had
FIVE due bills presented to him at once.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

ES The times are getting SO dread
full hard that people can't 'spay atten-
tion."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

~ INoufsITTv ENEss or & 'Hifs0 EN-AiHII lark
how the infant, sitting on your knee,
thrusts into your. face the toy it holds,
that you, too, may look at it. See, when
it makes creak with It's wet finger up
on the table, how it turns and looks at
you. does it again, and again looks at
you; thus saying as clearly as it can,
" Hear this new sound" Watch how
the elder children come into the room,
exclaiming, e Mamma see what curl
GUS thing, !" !" Mamma, look at this,
and would continue the habit, did not
the silly mamma tell them not to tease
her. Observe how, when out with the
nurse maid, each little one runs up to
her with the new flower it has gathered,
to show her how pretty it is, and to get
her also to say it is pretty Listen to
the eager volubility with which every
urchin describes any novelty he has been
to see, if only he can find some one who
will attend with any interest. The child
is being taught by Nature. 1ss
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27
THWELHR9, easc.
RALsTON,

WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Post Of
&5A " nee BniIding, Main street, Ashland.
IL Ohio, Gold and Steel Pens, and choice
49, variety Of Jewelry. kept consantlyon
hand November %, 1852. 93tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27
II MUST GO. /"

A common word, and yet how full Of
meaningl "The school bell is ringing, y
says the innocent little prattler at play
g must go - .sThe hour of labor b; .
come, says the man of toll, and
sent for me, says the clergyman, "and
I must gol"
Another weary, cheerless, thankless
day calls me to the sanetum,n says the
editor, and 1 must gol 81 have a
weighty case on hand to-day, one demand
ing all my time and attention, says the
lawyer, !" and must go "-as if the
universal motto of the AGES heard,
echoed and re-echoed on every side, by
old and young, high and low, rich and
poor, happy and miserable. All mrs
go, all are going, and yet the restless,
heavi1 G, surging tide Of humanity, is
never gone. We might, perhaps, intro
duce this expressive phrase into many
scenes of greater length, and of more
than ordinary interest; but having 9th
er thoughts and other duties to look af-
ter, we, too, Unjust go, and be content
with sketching one or two. ..ssz - sfs
'Tis getting late, says the lover to
the loved one, !" and must go;" must
bid farewell, for time, to those charmed,
blissful hours, once more to mingle In
the cares aud perplexities of busy
world. Then, straining. her fondly to
his bosom, and passionately pressing
those sweet lips to his own, he is gone
gone till those happy days may return,
or, perchance, till he may lead the gen
tie charmer of his life willing captive
to the hymenial altar. s ga- rsa
Ono short year rolls round, and how
changed the scene Again, as then,
It's night. A wan, pale being, of en-
aciated and fragile form, is lying on her
dying couch. Tho long, weary days,
aud dreary nights have passed away
Her hours of anguish are no more The
insidious destroyer has done his work.
Fri. n Is near and Gear are around her.
tender husband bends over her-but
these cannot arrest the hand of disease,
or postpone the parting hour. Feebly
she raises her snowy hand. Hark the
angels are whispering, "Come come +"
and I must CO. Countless shining ones
in white are waiting to welcome me. I
must :gol Farewell, till we meet in
heaven The snowy hand falls lifeless,
nerVeless by her side--a smile of ineff-
able sweetness and beauty rests on those
pallid, marble-like features, and she lis
gone-gone foreVerl e9s - -ae, re.
Gentle reader, like her, when the last
of earth shall come, may you hear the
welcome of whispering angels, like her
respond, al must go ~ szsEsso7a -
=
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0R.W. W.RIDDLE,

rTTILL attend to All business connected with his
w profession. once in the Centre Of Troy, Ash
Ira county Ohio - 1y46
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- DIS. p. & y. COWANss
PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE AND SUR
i gerry. Jeromeville, Ashland county, Ohio.
March 2Gth, 1884. A3t
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uKw YORK ADvERrIsKMKSrs.
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cd.r. Of the preptae nom their outlon
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dosnE these effect, weigh about two
H.. ha..
,sTss :lssS s, p:Tsy
Batteries re ,l5 70 tsa &c. o. s0pes chain Is from
s .s'ss
S Of the sEsnGn has been
applied with gre., the colleges the
Bel ssleT1f W aud wards as Island HS,p., brooklyn city Hospital
London SaSnse de Medicine at Paris. By
he &sse,i orasf ssiaanxsht Ss
The proPretors in possession OF testimonials same
eject o all the above Institutions America Europe,
OF the
both hsrashere and Invite the public examine
Pull and illustrated descriptions, personal use and one
IN New s S ssS
he iorTaded r:e portage to any part q
to E Gsa .
No. 56s Broadway, cor. Prince street New Yofk
Virginia. - is9TNd,T'
NEw BRUNSWICK RUBBEH COMPNNY.-Warehouse
~ 100 Liberty aad los Cedar York
s and Whossal. Dealers In all kinds Rubber
der Chares Gooiyears Patent, consisting Mems wouen
Misses and Chdrens Metallic Boots Shots Coa,s Coak
overals, ConbI, Stay and Dress Bone Dolls,
iovs, whips, Teathug Rings
The above Company would solicit call friends
the public before purehasing JOHNSTON LErsoS,
iyis-6mIP) '''' s
HoUsEi>KBPING HARDWARE AND FANCY GOODS
III Q. BERRIAS, Importers and W1oLesdl, DraLeJ4 IN
81 Housekeeping KGrdirGrc and Fancy Goods GOI Broad
Y Gallery Silver and Plated JapanneTy German
Silver and britannia Ware O posiion and o
Wsre Mare brSSIsd Copper and Goods bathing
tors sporting Tackle etc., etc Our
o TO- and nov surpassts In variety extent
petition. - NN'-hN'"4
The attention OF Housekcepers TO our
j.. 4 C. BERRIAN.
-Inhlt-dly--lPl col BroadsAy,H.Y
II AMP SHADE NANUFACTORY.-Lam Shades
~ OF every description, and Of the splendid
NO BROOK st ee above Buonwooi, below Third Phade
pha Wholesale only. -
aul9-lm-lPl wM sToTr a Co
EFOISE AND lot FOI, SiLE.-A neat House. at
fronting
ley has on connections Stable and
The Dwenghoue has ample moderate
sd aniy containing nine apartments besides
The kitchen Is supplied with cooking range
warm water; also, comfortable rooms servants.
Apply JOUSsrOy
Jr'-tds lis Main street
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oiN PnYFE Dealer Ivory OF Ivory
81 Goods, Murray street, N. Y ocl9-diy
FOX & POLENUS,
En BROAD STREET, corner OF HEAVIER New York

FOX 81 POLEMCS,
Oh BbOAD STREET, corner OF HEAVIER New York, oGer
- 81 for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton sail Duck-22ineh, all nos,
hard and so also all the variou. widths Of Canvass
tured at this esabishmen comprising every variety
the trade and offered at the lowest rates.
United states Pilot Duck-woodberry and Mount
Vernon Extra. full OF this superior fabric.
wiliimantic Cotton Duck-l6, Is, go 22 inch all
numbers hard and soft This fabric
MUM at the London Worlds Pair also at State Fair
ship md Rear Mark Duck-Plain twilled man
ufactured by the Greenwoods Company
sails tents, awnings &C.. also, Mount Ravens
Howard Ravens, Pioneer and Phoenix Mills
plain % to ~ inch Heavy do
Cotton Sni1 TNyinc-A full assortment.
Tarpaulins Hnmmocks, SIuns, sc.
Paper fcltingSO " ineh made heavy expressly
for dricr feits
Cnr Covering-oo;on Canvass all widths from 10 to 1870
inches and all numbers roodny
railroad ears perfectly and permanently waterproof
enduring than the a ITSELF
Ennmelling Cnnyass-So. S. 30, IS and so inch plain
and iviiled In every variety.
kngs and Ragging-Of every description. Seamless
Bags woven whole, all in bales Of loo,
binng strength, utility and chsapness grain
surpassed.
Also heavy Cotton saeking 80 inch Canvass
Filling. heavy twiled. do do 20 22, 30 and 4Inch.
Wool Sncks-woyen whole all Sizes and desirable
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PnIl.ApELPIIIA ApytnrIsENIE.NT..

TffII-tHf.I.ffIN NNUNENIIHENF-NTT.
I'D DYLE's SPOOL SILK, FOR SEWING AND SEW
l0 ING MAcliiNEs-This weli known silk introduced
the public Sin Years when large
quantities TO all parts Of the I'm ted States.
II is warranted TO the best Italian
much the usual skn and elegantly
dozen snools each. The contain so spooIs.
The silk made for Sewing Machines Is spoos OF
ounce eaeh and TO those who the machines
ry to that he article Is adapted 10 he purpose ereJy
spect.
For sale by the SOLE AGENTS the United States.
WM. H. H0RS rMANN SONS,
81 North Thrdtstreet, Phila eIphiA
H0RSTMANN, BROTHERS ALLEN,
auI4-dsm-Tul 3Naiden Lane New York
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&. ID. EVANS,
No. II North EonrIh sircci. PL

BOOT. SHOE AND CATER UPPER MAN !PACTURER.
LII descriptions OF Uppers ready fitted for the
n ly on hand and for sale at the lowest prices.
French, English and American Kid, Calf Skin, Patent Leather
and Buttons jelS-t3m-[Nl
TO CASH AND sIX MUNTIIs III Ear ONLY.
Nh l.. HALL0WEL e CO.. PHILADELPHIA, have open
xfn for the Fall large and splendid
Of SILK AND FANCY GOODS
Having an established branch OF our house in Paris with
Der OF our firm permanently located there will be enabled
receive Direct constant supplies OF and desirable
GOODS unusually large and well assorted
abroad by Of house who his whole
ton TO this important department.
Upon entering warehouse
IN ANtRicA adopted terms which have been
Increasing our business in ratio beyond all precedent
We intend further toncTease business
those who buy and believing that the system
the hikfng merchants TO the that under system
and terms only afford
lower rates than those who do BUSINESS the
system; our terms being stringent and the
seek to attract being class the buyers
judges Of goods.
TERNs-Cash buyers will receive discount Of six per cent
bill ~ "
Uncurent only the day i, IL,
received.
To merchants Of undoubed months willbe
given, II desired.
Where Is reitted In advance OF maturity discount
the rate Of twelve cent will be allowef.
They ask from Merchants visiting the Eastern
an examination OF stock being satisfied that they will
vineed that s not for their interest TO the proas
absolutely essentidito those who give long credit
N. L. hltLoNrtl, l.. HAiLownI, T. w swExrY,
JLNs TH.ou4a, A.w. LrTTLE, T. X. IUIOHissos:
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sHOE THHRADs, TwINEs AND FLAX.
UANIHS rtHNCtIE, Warehouse 81 Pine Street. N. York.
- LAMBERTvILLEm a sIoURpoRTi FLAX MIAMI

NJ
American and Irish sHOE THREADS
Baddlers' THREAD aud GILI,lN9 TWINRs
PLAX SEINE and BROOM TWtNEs
FLAX SEWING and SAIL TwISES
LINEN YARNS, OARPEf WARP, 10. JeS-iSm
UnICHMDND SODA WATER AND BOTTIJNg
HA ESTABLsuMENr-ltisa settled tho only genu.
Inc Of bottled SODA WATER in the city put up by NJ
MCCORMACK, who nsiter himself that able compete
any mandatory either North South having engaged In
the business for years past.
avoid imposition be and call for NJ MeOORMACKB
DA WATER.
n BAH orders either from city country promptly attend.
ed 10.
sois Water Porter and Ale, delivered in all Of city
daily
All person, having my bottles will please them immediate.
~. NJ. MCCORMACK,
spq1-dsm No. BO3, Broad street.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REALAND Personal
Estate FOR THE PEOPLE.
hTgujfcSgf k1lsrpriS-LfbSrGl Equitable and Certain
NHITEHuRs1'S


HWHlTEHuRsT has decided to Trustees In the ben
- eht ohe Shareholders In the above 10000 worth
Of real and personal estate to be disposed Of the holders
Of ccrtncAtcs AZ the a, possible dAc after the sale % all
shares The certificates - each which entities
equitable the magnificent collection and per
sonal property; also whehurss IS Worlds Fa Pfsu
um Daguerreoype Of self riend. any time when cerih
viz.
baltimore, Washington, Richmond Norfolk Iyuehburg will
miugion snd Pc ersburg
Also been made with hs following named
lists 10 redeem the certificates
J. Gurney, Of n York; D. O. Collins Of Philadelphia Spring
aed Mass Apd wssihsd, Macs C. Partridge, Of wheeling
Va; Wm T. Porter Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Not more than hfy thousand shares will b. soii.
tV Certificates nay be bsd Of Mssrs sLADE BAKER on
application, n psrton By mail paid" by enclosing k
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GENERAL AGENCY

NNRAHK o. RUPPiH, SecrdrV orhe Virginia sat Agri
N cultural SoceV and NJ Audusf, oder their
public GESEalL Aors for the Ha and PuTehai Of Lands 10
Virginia. ard the SOutherH aud WesteTn Stfes.
oTrcE, at the once Of ne Virginia Sote Agricultural So
eLfy, No. 1b3 Main aireSt.
AUGUST Notary iTolioand Accountant OFFICE as above
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-11

THE undersigned having formed connection for the purpose
conducting general Commission Forwarding business
the Sy Of Rchuond undr the style Of GoooH HARRIS
respectfully soicits tho patronage OF the public cnnua
tion avorS Of the friends the NANoEt G0oCH
d. p. GoOCH,
9nd January, 1854. JNo. A. HARRIs.