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Gas! GAS!! CASH.

HPHhN'lNS wishing th'1r houses f tel fur bur ine
X Ia VII md some strong inducements oiici red l,y
"rrN las 10 Tie subscriber. have good WORT men aud
81" c'lnf stuck ct materials A. g. DABAEY.
y. Al riders ior fitting up Tobacco Factories
rec iseJ within Xt days. payment viii not b., reonira
bo"i'' the Il Of June, 1855
IN
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New WHEAT.-We have just been shown
sample of wheat harvested yesterday, (Thurs-
day. ON the farm of Seaborn Jones, near this
city. which will compare favorably with the best
Genesee. This is very early Augusta Chron.
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GAS FITTING.

VI July prepared to nfroiuce Gas Pipe into Stores
IA Dwellings or tnctolie, at the shortest notice Huv
i's iid several \eals experience the Lu ess NV
Va" may b. Il lied IN perfect am rel is 10 o:vc
estimates at any Time VIII also furnish srenmpine
JAMES CLGLAND,
FRA cal Gas Filter. Ma n L.
wilson Fmnkn's Did stand, up <lai,s
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LADY BuLwER's New NovEL.-Lady Bulwer's
last novel, in which she so unsparingy abuses
and ridicules Dickens, Distract, and her own
husband, has the following singular dedication:
To the great-and will be greater
AMERICAN NATION;
Who all, in "Going ahead" in the mighty race of
Social, Moral, Scientific, Literary, Political and
Artistic Emnation never forget that sound
heart is the best Propeller that the vast en-
CINE of Progression can have, this volume is ded-
icated by their friend and admirer.
THE AUTHOR.
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VALUABLE WHARF LOT FOR SALE

VAbU ABIIE VIII AftI LOl ON III
an the lOth day of June next, at NOM at C,y -
" in the County pf Prince GEORGE, | shall sell 10
highest bidder. valuable Lot at City Point, tomf
Ricl'd q. Dunns Lat, II be cold nndera ecfe5
Court for IA division betweenJ. Roweti and Others
Tazewell s. Muron's widow aud heirs. There Is
acre ur more of land, on which is comfortable de
ing house, ice house and other out houses with va
in excel ent order, onting on the river lOo leet'
TERms-A eiedil of 6. - and 8 months, Tor nfs
able notes, with good and sufficient cnd lrsers, win
terest from the sale J.P MAY Coma3
June | fSiun.
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MAsoNIc.--The Masonic Grand Lodge of Vir
ginia are holding special grand communication
in the city of Wheeling for the purpose of ded-
eating the new Masonic Hall, in that city. Ed
mund p. Hunter, of Marnsburg, NJ. w. G. NJ.
of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Virginia, and
other Grani Officers arrived in that city on Wed
nesdoy, for the purpose of attending the dedica-
ton of the new Masonic Lodge room on Thurs
dly.
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The annual examination of the United States
Military Academy ut West Point commenced on
the first day of June. In the graduating class
were the following Virginians: g. w. Custis
Lee, John Pegram, Chas. G.. Rogers, James E..
b. Stuart and Milton I. Carr. We are pleased
to learn that these young gentlemen stand high
in the Institution FIR talents and gentemanly
department, and that the Old Dominion has new
er been better respected at West Point
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NOTICE

J PIT n.Pp her 4"toIe existing under The style
aud inn b. 4 J,nnilg. i mi. Nv .,issalvs,i
All rrsn's haVi - lai a2al,t the said 6,,n viii
P'S'hi theh lor NetHemen, All those iade,tei iii
~ Ne preparations for Immediate pa,me,n. r.. al
t IS 10 q sc tn hu- o>s # me eser firm nj once
winch will be done through an aoen, mr. o,l r.i o''
J''"-d'm. JOEL W. JENNINGS
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The London Observer, abiding to the Irish
Exodus, says that if the present annual emigra-
ton continues until 1891 there will not be a sin
gle lrishman remaining on his native soil.
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~ DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS veil know
Merchants, respertaLe ApnhecaI"s, aud hundreds o
n'tels. hear testlTony 10 the good fleets of STAB.
LBRS AAuDNNE CHEEKY EXPECTURANT in
Coughs, oti,, and oi-ru.ps of the lungs and throat
2eneiniy l"'tr s'nl ircsim in iis Irepafat on
Articles whicharr w'i knnTn and highly apprerlae bv
we ca ne me I'h 'aed'iy alone enter its composition.
.Ihe DlARRiIUA CORDIAL is also prepared with
t' sam. s.ie6tha ek and care. Its htne6ciul ef.ct,
IN diseases OF The bowels have he, n ealas kube Over
3uO physicians who have been ma acquainted with the
ferl"pes OF thee Pnaar remedies, lave been Plea ,ed
"nd ih~n ard only spoken ut them in term. of unqual
ned praise 1t you Ia Con l. or any dis. a>e Of til,
Lungs NJ ifagve the expcctJtaat tiil. Or. if YOU
r ANY oi S"ar friends nec the aid Of the DarrIoe,
Onr"al make use oil with orldent e. and mark the r.
H"t See advertisement in another Column. ana des.
rIIplve pamphIr's to be had gratis If the agents.
'f'' tor cnh only 30 cents, six hotties for s. 30
Is In
a Glass of Soda Water, as COO as ire fl lvored
Nnh mn ftnr AP7e Syrup, at John +. Wrshts is very
ple|san Ihi- bot Weather
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THIS DAY.
TO clerr nov na..-.--

INTENDING TO clesc my Depot r..
atSost' al ia stnek ct enuds u hand Eau So
d'' ntJnne; NJ which tine remalfias -, a. ae :
,SlI at aseli ~: stock ron.s. II Han '',' vi. 5
wa.b iaaI i SG,., p' .s I'll a,d Cut lsr -
tiriieS ami Stose-. plows aud CHAN. ''ea.#
every variety. + = n e.. d..
may 23is '''itER
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Dr. X. 3. Holland, Tia III tingui he'd hlitd Pine
a"osst IA v',i rtote sionail,, durn' the next week
Liberty ana "tlrr iase, IN the Va 4 r nm. Railroad
He WI a>o ertue snfuiuusly in some OF tie places
Oh his r1nle. Ihe snlect nL HmennlnaN l, NV 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BE SURE TO REMEMBER that all those
SPLENDID PRESENTS, To the value OF 5000 will
be dist .ibuied my rmers On ntxt SATURDAY
MORNING, the 10Th ofJ une.
juno Is JNO. p WRIGHT JR
Nha Ii ne do you dine? is a question often asked t,f
Hotel Clerks aud the reply Of WHO hal lost his hl
WIS .fes, will, will Emersnn's American Hair
Restorative Price 81 90 in large Bottles. Sold by
d. 4 LYMAN.
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Marshal John H. Riley,and four assistants. N9i'
sa.,le ~ Alexandria. and Mr.. Brent, of Rich
nond we're also on board the Morris
The latest despatch from Boston says;
The r. {. Artillery landed at Fort lndepen-
aenee and the Marines at the Charlestown Navy
Yard.o the steamer John Taylorgoing down.
Whom she returns from towing the cutter, she
will bring them back to the CITY. All eAo''o'''e'''
is now allayed.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
A Geographic dispatch from Boston states that
,.Lcn tho entter was twenty miles below, Burns
was seasiek! This report OF the condition OF
Burns stomach undoubtedly received win
much sorrow by the valiant sympathizers III
BOSTON: but when it is remembered that he was
literally supplied with candy and stewed oysters,
in the court house. it Is not so much matter OF
surprise. salt water frequently has this effect,
upon those who have partaken too freely OF good
things, and Tony is no exception TO the general
rule.
SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
NJ A. White freesoer, of Watertown, has
brought in at ton against one of the Marshal de-
puties, and laid the damages at 81 800, for being
rudely repulsed by L. s. soldier from entering
the court room.
Patrick Lynch, of the 18th Regiment L. ). Ar
tillery, has also sued Mr.. White Tor assault on
the same oecason,laylng the damages at Sl,500.
A New sYNoD-The information contained in
the following win be of interest to many of our
readers.
THE SYNOD OF BALTIMoRE.-The following is
the resolution adopted by the Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly, old School, recently in session
in Buffalo, creating a new Synod from the Syn
DDS of Philadelphia and Virginia. The resolution
passed by vote of ayes 49,, nays 10:
Resolved, That the request of the four Presby-
teries Carlisle, Baltimore, Eastern Shore and
Virginia be granted. and that the Presbyteries
of Carlisle, Baltimore and Eastern Shores, from
the Synod of Philadelphia and the Presbytery of
Winchester, from the Synod of Virgna,be here
by set off and constituted into new Synod of Yir
gina, be hereby set off and constituted into
new Synod, to be called the Synod of Baltimore
which body shall meet in the f. street church in
the city of Washington, on the last Tuesday
(30th) of October next, at "a O'Clock p. NJ, and
be opened with a sermon by Rev. W. S. Plumer
ID. D., or in his absence by the oldest minister
present who shall preside until another Modera-
tor be chosen, and that thereafter the Synod con-
vene on their own ADJOURN emf.
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27rl, ls'I


4. Echo's Esq, u.e8
Dea. Sir:--'n Justice to yonfset, a. well a. =
OF interest," to o her sui, reTs. oTef the l'do""s
ment:
Lave been suiitri acuicly fir thee or lou.
from a cuinncous dseap, which tie rt!s,''"''
seem TO under 4tan5. Indeed Lone TO vino"
would dcrrukc the cure fit. Inrplied 10 ''"t
TIE sum result
Under not very hnera rather 9e'ultorl' "''
wa er of the Belurl Alum Springs during II"
this disease il wearing of, and / have every -
reckon on "A complete ard permanent cure
Inc WINTER. among is muny Inc qnal''''
peculiar force ia nygnnrins the .y-'' N ''
ia Is to ia, rease uppei, Very RrsrerIlu In44rf,
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by WIN. III. NHOsBY, Auctioneo.
GROCERIES. &c

STORE on BANK SQUARE, MAIN srpro,
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pestponement

The above s'l is psi ,oeed nlail next W
the 9Th. At j rnsl D. Luck. "eias
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PA ABROAD STOCK F0R 49,.
Vii he s"lt On Wei .r~.lay ,he r, - II
O'clock al the Market llau.e, for cash. ,xl, ~ q
virginia and Tennessee Rai.r.nd Sfnek sats
Jun 5.d3ti. A1f MpKIxS
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Tribe Supper.

1t was our good fortune to be present
at and partake of "Tripe Supper" CIV
en- at the "Isham House." on Friday night
last. About 9 clock P. NJ. the "Gong''
was sounded, and at the beck of our host
the company, counting some twenty-five
or thirty ladies and gentlemen, were seat
ed at the board, and served to Tripe in
all its various forms, Fried Broiled, Boil
ed. and Picked. The accompaniments
could not be bettered by any other es-
tablIshment in this region.
MIR. 7. Dimmick, for whose especial
benefit the supper was gotten up. dona-
ted the Tripe, which was considered by
all who partook of the feast, most deli
cious. May the donator ne'er be forgot
ten, but favorably remembered by all
that were present.
After the repast, Mr.. D., in company
with several Of his young friends, ad.
iourned to the Saloon of Messrs. DuHad-
way & Gillespie, where the Champagne
was brought on, and amidst song and joke
the remainder of the evening was passed
in the most agreeable manner. The fol-
lowing sentiment was brought forward
and received hearty response by the
whole company;
"Success to Tom Dmmck, and long
life to his friends"
After which, the Song entitled "Unclc
Sans Nation," was sung by the whole
company.
When, after merry good night to
Porter & Billy, the company adjourned,
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Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to tho
Il Commissioners Of Jackson county, at their
next meeting, praying them to appoint viewers
and surveyor, to view and establish road a.
follows, to.wit: Commencing at the State road,
on the west side of Winchester, running from
thence south 10 the road leading from G Poors
to the Keystone Station, on the Rail R DAD, from
thence west along said road TO the township
line, thence soath along said line to the lane be.
tween Caleb Alexander and John Buckley.
thence west to W, II. Cherington's lane, thence
with said lane and county road to where it In
tersects the Guyandotte road, from thence 70
the line between Job Buckley and Mary Hon.
son, thence west with said line to Samuel Car.
rick's farm, thence south few rods a opg the
line, thence west through said farm, thence
south along the line to opposite Gilbert Weeds
spring, from thence to intersect the county
road that passes j. Irvin's Store, and Gilbert
Weeds gate, leaving said Weeds spring on the
right of said survey.
January, 26, "a. 44-4w
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.
SENATE--A resolution was adopted di.
recting an inquiry into the propriety ofex.
tending the laws regulating pensions to
the widows of revolutionary soldiers and
to the widows of soldiers Of the war Of
1879.
Mr.. Gwn offered resolution calling
for information in regard to the disposal Of
the United States Naval force at the time
of the filitustering expedition from Cali
forDia to Sonora. The resolution gave
rise TO a warm debate, Which is still going
on.
HoUsE.-A resolution was adopted in.
structing the Committee on Military Al:
Iairs to inquire into the expediency Of
constructing road from Salt Lake City
to California. ...
The bill of Mr.. Carothers, granting the
right of way TO the ST, Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad, throu h Jefferson
Barracks, was referred.
The House then went into committee Of
the whole on the resolution to refer the
Presidents Message TO appropriate com,
mitlees, when Mr.. Keith made speech,
gloriiying South Carolina and defending
slavery. as great national institution.
M. Redfeld, Collector of New York,
was tavorably reported on, week ago.
by the committee on commerce. The
Senate has been in canvass, and "a Sen.
atorS are ascertained to be favorable to
his confirmation.
President Pierce has issued his procla-
nation against the expeditions now being
fitted out in California and elsewhere in
the U S, for the invasion of Mexico, and
calls upon all good citizens to prevent by
all lawful means such criminal enterpri-
ses
There is arumor here of duel between
Jefferson Davis and General Foot.
Mr.. GadSden has telegraphed that the
treaty with Mexico is honorable TO both
countries. 1t will no doubt be ratified by
the Senate, though some Senators are op-
posed 10 it under the supposition that it
cedes TO US only the MesSila Valley,
which they contend already belongs to US
under the treaty of Guadalupe, but the
valley embraces, only 5000 square miles,
while the territory ceded contains 60, 900.
The independent Democrats in Con.
gress are about TO issue an address to the
country, setting forth the objections to the
Nebraska bill, and appealing for help to
defeat it.
In the House to-day, the committee on
military affairs were instructed to enquire
into the expediency of constructing road
from the Salt Lake TO California.
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COLUMBUS, Jan. 2l.
IIoUsE.-Dr. Perky introduced a bill
providing Tor the protection of the public
against impositions by venders Of nos
trums and secret remedies, by making il
penal offence to vend any article of this
description without first placing upon
each parcel or package a printed label in
the English language, stating distinctly
the nature of the articles.
The Erie resolution was taken up.
Judge Burchard offered substitute,
much milder than the original, upon
which very long debate enSued. The
original resolution was strongly advoca.
ted by Gen. Eckley, DR., Elwel of Ash.
tabula; Mr.. Burton, of Cuyahoga, and
opposed by Messrs. Smith, of Clark; Rog.
ers, of Licking and Mckenzie. No vote
was taken, and the substitute was order
ed TO be printed
Adjourned until Monday.
SENATE.-Mr. Pendleton introduced
bill authorizing the Governor to appoint J
A. Lynch Notary Public of Hamilton
county.
The resolution 10 expel Mr.. Day, re-
porter, "a colooed man from Cleveland)
after a long debate, passed by vote II
to l0-when the Senate adjourned till
Monday.
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body or any ''laudable enterprise" and if
our article was in any way calculated to
produce an injury to the Vinton County
Coal lands, they must be in very "crit-
ical' fix. If this company or any lone
of 'em" has prospect Of making this
laudable enterprise" profitable, before
the Railroad is ironed and the coal busl-
ness tested, and their success is at all
"critieal' we shall say no more about It,
All that we ever said about it was from
general report. We understood, before
we wrote that Objectionable "on dit and
we have understood since, that the gener-
al impression in the neighborhood of "the
coal lands" is that their purchase has been
abandoned. Report says that this COM
pany purchased large amount of coal
lands in Vinton county-that they paid
$1,000 to Mr.. Fee, upon his lands-that
the time has expired when other pay
ments shoul have been made-that such
payments have not been made, and that
the company have done nothing for long
time, in affirmance or fulfllment of their
contracts. They did sue one old man
whose wife was dissatisfied, but this re.
port says, "that suit was instituted at the
time said purchases were being made,
and before the parties had time to cool. y
We deem it right, in justice to "One
of EN-" at least, to make this full state
ment of the report, in order that it might
be corrected if likely to produce preju'
dicial results to any body.
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buyers for Mess Pork at $1l 80, but it is
difficult to realize anything over this fig.
ure.
llogs--Sales are making at $4,700
$475 per 100 net, and Iowa lots have
been sold at $4 gross.
Whisky.-Sales Of 100 brls. from
Whitewater Canal, 400 do, from River, at
9lc., and 100 do from wagons at 2lsc. a
decline. Market dull.
Seeds-Sales OF 100 brls. Clover al
$3.50. Demand active.
Groceries-Sugar at 4405c, Coffee at
l23c, Sugar and Moasses are firm, but
Coffee is heavy and dropping.
Hides--A sale of 1000 lbs. green sal.
ted, al &c. Demand active.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Petition will
L Y be presented to the Commissioners ofJSck-
son county, Ohio, at their session to be held on
the first Monday in March. A, D, 1854, for q
county. road, as follows, viz: Commencing
at the Piketon Roadt on the line between VIM.
Jackson and Moses Hills, in Liberty township,
thence on said line, to the corner Of said Hills
land, thence on or as near said line as a good
road can be made, to the northeast corner Of
Richard M. Stephenson's land thence to continue
on said line between WIN. jackson and Daniel
Halterman, to thel southeast corner Of lot no. 4.
thence in north west direction to the south west
corner of Michael McMahan's land, thence =
north west direction to Mark Landrum's land.
thence to intersect the Landrum road, known as
the Landrum road thence to continue on said
road to Cartlich's saw mill, in Jackson township.
Jackson county, Ohio
Jany. 10, 1854. 43-
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GoDEH's LADY's BooK.-This superb
for February, is early upon our table
Cooley is increasing in interest and beau
ty, and this No. excells any of his for.
mer issues. Besides the literary depart.
ment. which is acknowledged by all, to
surpass any other work extant; his close
attention to the ladies' department, which
contains monthly, all the latest fashions
for dresses. cloaks, circulars, bonnets,
caps. dressing gowns, capes, laces, braid
patterns Children'S clothes, &c, is partic.
ularly sought for.
We would Just say to our friends that
we very much dislike to be constantly
lending out our copy Of Cooley, but ifyou
will send US So, you can be furnished
with q copy monthly, for one year. We
have no objections TO exhibit specimen
copies to those who wish to subscribe.
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CLEAR THE TRACK Fer
bait IM0RE i!
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Sj|)O,O|)O!!!!

We have just learned from ]. N. Trim
bic, President of the G. d H. Railroad, who
has Just returned from Baltimore, that that
City, has subscribed FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. This, friends
Of the Independent Through Coal Line,
10 glad news, and will, without doubt,
prove to every man on this line, the necess-
ity Of placing his name on the Books, at
once, thereby. securing the completion of
this great and glorious enterprise. Rally
once more, and to the rescue, for be it
known, that our enemies are hard upon our
trail. and one more short week, will prove
our victory or seal our overthrow.
Persons wishing to place their names
upon the "Stock Books" can do so by
calling upon Messrs. Hoffman, Bennett,
Miller, French, an others. Of this place.
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Road Notice.

OTiCE is hereby given, that petition
1 Will be presented to the Commissioners Of
jackson county, Ohio, at their meeting In
March the 9TH, praying for the location and es-
taolishmSnt Of county road, commencing at
the south west corner of John s Hsnljn's E,n,
on the road leading from Backuss Store 10 Hor.
toms Steam Mill, running north the nearest and
best way to the south east corner of A. G, Daw.
sins farm, thence north the nearest and best
way to Thomas Hatton's shop, thence north tho
nearest and best way to the south east corner Of
John Faught's farm, thence north the nearest
and best way to the south east corner of M. Me.
Clung's farm, thence north the nearest and hast
way to the north east corner of M. McClun1's
farm, thence north the nearest and best wsy to
the west end Of post and rail fence between
Cortney Martins and Messengers farms, thence
north the nearest and best way to the II orth west
corner of out lot, no 81, Of the south half Of the
Town of Jackson.
Jany. 26, '54. A -4w ...