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R. u, No. 4.
RA IVA I READY RELIEF,
FL Iall Acute Complaints,

R 10, No. H. ....,
RB9 9VA READY RELIEF,
Ft iall Acute Complaints,
IKrERNAL AND ExTERNAL.
The m I'M, ut it is applied externally, or ta-
ken intos system it will stop the last excru-
ciating pain and quickly remove i.s cause.
Rheumatism.
Mr. Granger mason well known in Brook
lyn was a cripple for nine years. Railways
Ready Relief relieved him from F"in in fifteen
minutes, enabled him TO walk two miles with
out the aid of stick or crutch in three days,
and cured him'entirely in one week.
Thousands Of olher cases equally as wonder
ful as the above, have been cured by R R Re-
lief Cholera Morbus- Railways Ready Re-
lief will relieve the sufferer from all pain in if
teen or twenty minutes. 1t will cure The most
desperate cases in few hours. Neuralgia
The moment r. R. Relief is applied It allays
the most painful paroxysms. 1t will alwrys
cure Sick Headache. 1t will relieve the most
distressing pains in fifteen minutes. It will
likewise prevent renewed attacks. Ague. In
ten MINUTES tea spoonful Of r R Relief will
stop the Chills and break the Fever,
Aches Of all kinds Pains Of all kinds Brui-
ses Burns, Scalds Strains, Sprains. Stiff Jointly
Lameness' One application Of Rad ways Reade
Relief will in few moments entirely stop tbs
pain.
Itreduces swelling heals sores cuts and
wounds removes bruises Look for the sigma
ture of Radway q co. on each bottle.
/. #,. R.R R-No2,
RDWAY'S RENOVATING RES0LVENT
Resolves, Renovates, Rebuids.
1t cures
Scrofula, Tumors, Bleeding Of the Lungs
Syphilis. Consumption, St Vita's Dance,
Soies, Rickets, Salt Rheum,
Asthma, Nodes Canker,
Bronchitis Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Erysipeas, letters.
he aqvOe eighteen complaints R r REQ 81
vent will positively cure
1t renovates the system completely, Resolving
away from the Solids all impure Poisonous auC
Diseased Deposits freeing the blood and fluid:
Of life from all corrupt humors restoring energy
and yigor Health and strength to every organ
and member of the body.
Letters from high authority, Hon j, j Lid
dleton of Waccamaw, s. G. writes us unde
date of May End 1853 that Railways Renova
ting Resolvent cured one of his negroes on hi
plantation at Beaufort of Scrofua complaint
of many years standing, The poor fellow wa
disgusting object Of pity he was movin!
: mass Of sores--the other negroes could not re
D main in the same place with him, He was en-
: tirely cured by Railways ResOlvent and is nos
n at work upon the plantation. To the peopl
: of s. G, Mr.. Middleton is we'll known and tt
a the political world Mr. Middetonls no strange
e Scrofula. When the patient has been afflicted
t FIR FIVE years or under, favorable symptom
S will appear on the third day after using R. ]
Resolyent:
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Farmers and Mechanics Store,
Neuu GOODS.
P. ELDER

S. G MCKEE, thankful to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage he has recev-
ed in business, would respectfully inform the
public that he has associated with himself Mr..
Pr RY ELDER; and they'are now offering to
the public, at Low Prices, a general assort-
ment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, DC.
1t becomes necessary; owing to our limited
capital, to do a strictly READY PAY business
We hope our friends will not find fault with us
in making this announcement, but will continue
to lend US generous aid and comfort in polling
our little boat adown the tide oftime, We fat
ter ourselves we can sell at such prices as will
be to the INTEREST Of all who may favor us
with their patronage. All kinds OfPR0DUCE
taken in exchange for goods. Room at the old
stand, in Leggett,s building Call and see us
MCKEE & ELDER
Carrollton, Jan. 10. 1854 If
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1854. SPRING SALES. ASA.
Geo. P. Smith & Co.,
kl wHoLEsALE DEALERS IN
Staple Goods; SIIksi Variety and Fancy
Drp Goods.

NO. 54 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH
SoLUTT THE ATTENTION Of Merchants
generally TO their stock now in store Nnd being
received weekly throughout the season. which
will be offered al as low rates as in any Job
bing House anywhere, east or west
To tbejl Silks and Dress Goods they ask
particular altention--their styles and assort-
meRt being Of the newest descriptions and will
be kept up in full and large variety.
o-Embroideries and white goods;
Linen Goods and Laces;
Ribbons Of all kinds in large assortment;
Shawls, newest styles;
Spring and ummer Crayats, Handkerchief,
Ties, &c.
Hosiery Gloves. Grapes, Tarltons, &c,
Variety Goods, Of every description.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Brown Goods, Drills. 0snaburgs, bleached
Sheetings and Shirings, Eanaels. Ticks Lin.
ings, &C.; Men and Boys SUMMER Wears;
WoOlens Of all descriptions! Cloths, Cassme.es
Satinetts, Vestings, Jeans, Tweeds Cords, Steu
benvile Goods, DC with all leading styles oil
pam =: fancy Dark Blue. English and
French Chintzs; Spring Lawns, 3erges, &C.,
and a complete stock generally Of every article
needed BY the Merchant.
No IS ..s
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PLOW OOM and ANVIL.
1GGE rs IGs.G PLACE
Now Is lie Time.

To buy Mes and Cheap goods, at the Rail road
depot, Carol ton Ohio. ~ ..l....o ~
We are now receiving large, lot Of NEW
GOOD of AL Sinds, and everything may be found
in this very extensive stock OF goods No troub Q
to show goods, don't forget to call at the Cheap
Cash and produce Sto'e Of s,sba.l I..s. .fs
USTON and SINCLAIR.
N. B. Cash paid for y heat and ax-Seed oil
the time. Curro lton, ep ~. 1853, If II. and :,
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ar. >. PHTIy'S
AMERICAN EYE.SALVE,
Watch Making.
SEND ON YOUR WA C7ES.

SEM ON YOUR WA C7ES. 2
! would inform the citizens of Csrrollton and
Caro ,unty that they can have III r Watches
repaire IN the best manner and on short notice
NY send ing them to my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
| have for sale goo assortment of and Sill
Ser Watches, locks, and Jpwelry of all kinds,
ToId Pens, Violns, and almost everything usually
found ina Jewelry store Ny shop in the cen
ire block Immediately adioiuing "Esped FIX
Od old & Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be eft at the residence Of
Mr. Fisher and ii be prOmotly sent, and return
ed when repaired AlI work warranted.
Give Us a trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July2l, 1883 If.
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N W FIR NJ.

] huston 81. n, SIN LAR Have entered
into copartnership under the firm of Huston g. in.
clair and wi be g ad to have the opportunity OF
waiting on any who may favor them with their
patronage.
They expect to have on hand fu assortment Of
ALL KINDS OF GOOD
usually ke bt ~ acOunIry sIo 2, which they vii
sell at the lowest prices. and will at all times
buy produce OF all descriptions st the highest
market price.
Also an assortment Of
LUMBER,
Pine, Poplar. &c. kept constantly on hand.
Commission & Forwarding will, II ceive prompt
attention.
HUSTON & SINCLAIR.
July ai. 1858. ,rr
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onward And Upward

The whole world il in ar uprosr, Napoleon Sd
has been seated on tho Imperial throne Of France
The greGt Russian Bear wants some Turk ey, net
withstanding this hubbub, Messrs. :. q j. Ster-
ng have associated Mr.. q. Baxter late Of Rich
mOnd nhio wittihem 10 the adding business
Being thankful for past IavOrs from their humer-
Gus friends they hope to st II find them hand, :,
for they have now on hand and ontinue to man
iacture a large assortmentof
PLAIN & FANCY SADDLES,
and Brides Plain and Faacy Harness of every
descr Ption, Draft Harness Collars
TRAVELLING SACKS.
Portmanteaus, nd gre t many other ar;iles too
numerous TO mention OF which are pu up
the LATEST STYLE and he most substantial man-
ner-None but the best OF workman are employed
and the most superior stock worked, so no fear Of
work not standing the test
STERLINGS, q BAXTER.
Cash and Produce still taken in exchange
for work.
Sep. go, 1853,
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RRR R Mes -
RADwAY ReaULGTcRs
REouLATEsroAHEALTHT AeftoE
All the Organs and seereiions q -
BODY. la4 ~ ou
Restores to Health and Strength
TIE DISEASED AND WORN OUT PARIS.
Complaints that. Railways Regulators entirely
cure.
Cosdvensss. Liver cODplSints
Indigestion, Heart
Dyspepsia, Kidney e,IH
DrOpsy. Bladder ~.
Urethra /"
Difiuly II passing Urine
Dizziness. Inflammation Of the Stomach. sbH'-
Dor Blliousness. s-.A
MELANCHOLY MALIGNANT DHoHDREs. aa'
Small Pox, Measles. Scarlet Fever,
yellow Fever, Bilious Pneumonia Typhoid
Fever, And Fever Of all kinds. ,' l'lis
Influenza, PleuHsy. ~ Common Colds
FEMALy COMPLAINTS.
Irregularity, rolapsus Hysteria.
W omb Difficulties, Whites, Amenorrhea;
Loss OF APPETITE;
Loss OF Energy Loss VI m9niViy N
Strength. @
RR Regulators
ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE. .l.- lr.
Perfectly tasteless, Good at all times, Nsps-
er Sicken, Never Gripe. .-.'H
DosEs.-One to three Regulates.
-Four to si1 Purses. .i..0I..
One Regulator at night on going 20 bed vii
ensure sound sleep, good nights rest and .
healthy and pleasant discharge from the bow
els in the morning. -r..a.sIr
Railways Regulators, Ready Relief RenOva,
ting Resolvent are sold by Druggists every.
where. .L4
NB.R R. Regulators are oflight cOlsr.
For sale by DR.. G. A. BOEoEL, Druggist,
Canollton Ohio.
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Notice to the Public

I take this favorable Op-
k portunity { informing my
- old friends and customers
that have EKwassortment
z.zzz5=z=5<sss.zo Boots and ShOrS for
- Spring trade among which
maJ be found ladies
CATERS ANDJ JENNY LINDS
Of the different leading styles, just from tine
East-AlsO. still prepared to MAKE to order all
kinds Of Work in nv line, Of the best material
aud warranted to be equal If not superior 10
any made in the West which will be sold low
for CASH in hand.
Please give me call on Lisbon Street,
nearly opposite the "Free Press Office
JACOB HELFRICH.
Carrollton, March 2S -6m
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Notice 70 school Teachers.


The School examiners Of CARROLL County
will hold meetings to the examination of teach
ers at the court house in Carrollton. on the fol-
lowing days vis
The Second Wednesday Of September,
I" Z" October,
/" Second d Fourth Wed.
nesdays Of November.
The second Wednesday Of December,
March, 1854.
Z" April,
May,
=" {" June, {"
The examinations will commence at ten o.
clock, on each Of the above named davis.
BY order Of the Board.
A. S, RAMSEY. Clerk.
Sep s.h. 1883, $50
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CARRoLLToN CAN'T BE BEAT.
Competition Is the life Of trade, the
peoples interest, our GLORY!
MARQUIS 4 Company,

MARQUIS y Company, ''5
ARE engaged in manufacturing some of the
most splendid and highly finished s''a
SADDLES, BRIDES. &c., d, ~.
that has ever been presented to the gaze Of the
people of Carroll county. Their stock Of arti-.
cIes, in their line, is unlimited. Just step in.
and notice some of those splendid HARNESS.
THEY CANNOT BE BEATh-----.
Fellow citizens, we appeal to you for your
support. We promise to give back in trade.
the entire value Of your money. and little oSeE
All we want is fair trial, and if our pficsi
don't suit you, you have the privilege of going
elsewhere We know from our experience in
our branch of business that we cannot be sue
cessfully competed with in the way of PRICES
Give US one call, anyhow. - .-------'
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A Little Mere Grape

A Little Mere Grape. g
The most beautiful lot Of Ladies Dress goods
French worked collars, underseves, underhdktF,
and so on and so forth can be found at -.
Sep 29th, 1858. tsat 90 t.J
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Twenty years Tenth day
Thirty years Fifteenth day
Forty wears &" Twentieth E"
Fifty years Thrtieth %
We have had cases where old men of sixty
wears who have been scrofulous all their liues
entirely cured by Railways Renovating Resol-
vent R.R Remedies exhibit their effacy imme-
diately They do uot keep the afflicted pain
stricken sufferer lingering in doubt but readily
exhibit their effacy instantly relieving pain
renovatug restoring. rebuilding and regulating
the dls,as body to health anc strength
Mr.. W. B. Oliver, of Dooly Co., ua., under
date Of May 80, 1853, writes, that servant
girl who was SO reduced that no one would
give thrip for her life" she was SO covered
with sores that there was not a spot Of pure
flesh Of the size Of silver dollar on her body
was entirely cured by Railways RenOvating
Resolvent. rr
NINETEEN YEARs.-Mr. Henderson Of West.
ford Mass. has been covered with sores for
nineteen years, and cured By R, r. Resolvent,
SALT RHsuM. most obstinate cases
of Salt Rheum will quickly yield to the Reno-
Waiting Resolvent, One gentleman who suppoo-
sed that this complaint was hereditory in his
family and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his birth was cured by the use of a few
bottles OF the ReuovaLng Resolvent and the
poieOaogs RtsHm s'lirety eradicated from his sys-
tenn. fAa
| TT, ITfREGE NERATEs
| Every organ and member of the body : /:
makes sound healthy and strong all weak DIS
eased and unsound parts,
rt r'fsaae5 WEAKNEss, ~s
In Male or female is quickly cured. and the
debilitated and emaciated made strong, vigor'
Gus and healthy Impotence and Nocturnal
! Emission men, or diseases OF either one or more
/ of the generatiye OF gans are quickly removed
and the | iy restored to healthy and SOUND
condition.
/ Observation-Disclosures.
In woman the numerous complaints and all
ments ich cast such gloom over their spirits
? a few doses Of the Renovating ResolVent viii
! quickly remove and the most NERVOUS GLOOMY
and DEPRESSED feel HELFHY STRONG and HAPPY
Persons wishing this remedy will please ash
fol Railways Renovating Resolyent. Its price
: IS one dollar per bottle. No small bottles, MOI
lis the genuine ever sold for less. Each bottl,
ears the facsimile signature Of -
4 p " l''.. RADWAY'S 4 CO..
v,z3lg. je$ FulISastrevs New York
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FRAZIER AND DR. NNEN.

Wholesale Groeers No III Market Street
stsubenville, beg to call the attention OF The
merchants Of Carroll County to their stock Of
goods, which embraces, every article usually
kept IN such establishments. They particular
ly invite the attention of buyers To their stock
OF Southern staples now being received and
which will be sold on u small advance at cost
to either cash or prompt time buyers
Steubenville Feb. ID, 1854.
FRAZIER AND DRENNEN.
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member Che place to purchase
Cheap 5a00lerp,

is at the room formerly occupied as the
Post.Ofice Respectfully, ~
WIN. E. MARQUIS q co.
Carrollton, Sept. rs. 1853. u
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6arIeu Springs,
CARROLL COUNTY, OHIO, ).
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor

The Establishment has been put in complete re-
pair, and new building erected for the comfort OF
Patients and Visitors. Hacks and other onvey.
ances constantly running to all the Principal
Points.
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H. MORRISON
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j. B. MORRISON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-07

Amending the act changing the time for hold
ing the Courts of the 18th circuit.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

message was received from the Senate that
they had passed certain bills, (already noticed in
their prooeedngs,) which were appropriately re-
fcrrcd
The Committee made reports.
Petitions We're presented and referred; among
them,by
Mr.. crump-Of citizens of Charles City, for
an appropriation for n Railroad from Richmond
City to Mill Hole ON James River.
Resolutions were offered and adopted chiefly
of a local character among them,by
Mr.. Mayo-ReterrinJ so much of the Cover
nor'S Message relates to a line of Ocean steam
crs, to n special committee of five, with mstruc-
tons 10 inquire into the expediency of reporting
n bill in conformity with the recommendations of
the Governor. and Messrs. Mayo, Mallory, Cur
nett, Bass and Gally, were appointed to consti-
tuc said committee.
Mr.. Mekenzc-C Calling on the Treasurer for
information with regard to the number of indie
pendent Banks i'll the State, their capital, &C.,
&c.
The engrossed bill concerning free schools in
the county of Henry" which under consd-
GRAFTON when the House adjourned yesterday,
again came up the question being upon its pas
sage. 1t was debated at much length by Messrs.
Gravey, Patrick and Staples of Patrick, for the
bill, and by Mcssrs. Claiborne, kemper, Ruthcr-
ford and White, in opposition to ii after which it
passed Ayes S2-Noes 81.
Engrossed bills of loonl nature were read Il
third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Mckenzie the House ad-
iourned
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Ploughirg and Manuring.

At the recent Agricultural Fair at Hampstead
Long Island, proie ssor Mapes said
"lligh farming is not ornamental farming-itis
deep pioughing and increased manuring. This
is what pays the greatest profit Who ever
heard of crop suffering from drought III
fields well drained AMI sub. soiled say two feet
deep The atmosphere gives out its moisture
IN sub-soed land, and keeps the crops growing.
Look at such land and the results, compared with
the shallow poughng. Many men have better
farm under the one they plough than that on the
surface. Oats never lodge ON land where they
can get soluble slick to make strong straw
They cannot get it in shallow ploughed land
that has been long in use. Two dollars an
acre will give plenty of soluble slick. Ne
matter what the sub-so is, it will be benefited
fit be dry by subsoling. fli-tops are benefit
ted fit dry by subsoiling and draining, for lets
in the air. 1t makes the crop earlier, and thus
they escape the frost. The most gravelly land
is benefited. A sub soiled meadow never runs
out" There il no fear of deep ploughing gravel
~ lands: manures do not reach downward that
notion is fallacy To prove it, dig in your barn
yard and you will find that it has not made the
hard sub soil rich. Root crops are not sppropri-
atcd as they should be- Cattle may be fatted on
roots cheaper than you can feed them on hay in
the winter. One bushel of carrots, fed with oats
are worth more than oats for horses. You can
raise thousand bushels of carrots to the acre
worth fifty cents bushel for feed. Carrots are
equal Tor COWS in winter to clover in May"
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Railroad from Bcnsacks Depotto Clifton fofge
The lFincastle) Valley Uhig publishes call
for "A meeting &C the citizens Of Botetourt nj Jan
uary Court. to devise measures for obtaining q
4 chsstef, and constructing a ruad from Bonsaek :
depot. On the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
| TO Clifton Forge, on the Central Railroad and
the canal. The Hhig urges the scheme by the
following considerations;
I'VE 90 for this road not only because It u
o1e. aud perhaps the only one, that will ever al
ford the advantages of Railroad facilities TO The
greater portion of the people OF Bntetonrt nut
because regard this link absolutely necessary
in order To retain the most profitable travel upon
the various lines of Railroad already construct
ed South OF James River. In very lew years
there viii le continuous Railroad North OF Jninos
River from ti,e-water to the most noted mineral
Springs al Western Va IL needs no argument to
prove that ~ soon a. the Central and CoYington
and Ohio Railroads are completed Ia the Virginia
Springs 81 soon will this great tide OF travel he
LOST 10 the Canal, the Southside and Virginia and
Tennessee Railroads. The only possible way by
which these improvements can retain or compete
for this travel is for their friends to unite in ia
vor of constructing the important link Of some
thirty eight miles between ionsaok's and Clifton
Forge.
We are the friend of the proposed Valley rond
but we 20 for the immediate construction oi both.
Unlike many other improvements of the stote,
they can in no sense be considered rival routes.
But while this is true, it is equally fact that if,
as some suppose the means cannot be raised for
the construction of the Valley road this scheme
will, in great measure, answer as substitute
for il. The distance from Salem to Stanton by this
line. h only some eight milesfurther than by
road directly through the Valley. The distance
NAV be stated ns follows.
From Salem to Stnunton via Valley, 100 miles.
From Salem to Bonsaek's, 10 miles.
From Hon sacks to Clifton Forge, % miles.
Clifton Forge to Stannton,60 lOS
We by no means advise the abandonment OF
the 1Iain Valley ute. We hope To see it made,
and that too at an early day But if, us some
suppose, the money cannot be raised, 1t will be
seen from the above statement, that n continuous
railroad may be had from Salem to Staunton, by
the construction Of thirty eight, instead of ono
hundred miits-thc distance being increased only
eghi miles,
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The Dalllia.

Wo do not know OF any one single gem in Flo
ra's dmdem more exquisitely beautiful than the
dah'a; and there is nothing easier of culture and
propagation, and nothing that continues longer
In bloom. The wonder is that it is not more gem
orally cultivated at the South. For dahlias this
se'son commenced blooming in April and they
have been one dense mass of bloom ever since.
with prospect of continuing so until frost The
forms range from the exquisite double cup 10 the
open petal Some singularly unique and
beautiful for instance, deep crimson with a
single white petal, scarlet and white, yellow and
red. variegated, and all the thousand fancy forms
and colors which Flora in her widest. payest
freaks could possibly assume The daha thriyes
ard blooms best in "A sandy soil-too rich a soil
making it too bushy. Where the soil is natural
~ rich, shovelful of sand put around the tubers
VIII be OF great service; and when it is naturally
poor "a shovelful ofwell-rotted manure will be the
same. But the dahlia loves water and when the
season is not reasonably wet, it must have art-
hcal watering. We commend its culture Ia all
lovers of the beautiful ..t.s
Many who cultivate dahlas are not aware of
the ease with which the plant may be obtained
from the seed. This may be gathered in sufficient
quantities Mt the season of the year from almost
any plant which has bossomed freely durng the
summer. lfsown in the spring in a rich warm soil.
with southern exposure, they wll without any
extra care, produce plants which will blossom
abundantiy daring tine same seae5u. The prac-
tee OF keeping the tubers through the winter is
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The Manufacture of Tobacco.

We understand that large majority of the
1'ehaoco Manufacturers in this city, fully three
fourth we are told, have determined To suspend
operations until the lst of April. Many Of the
facauries in Richmond and Petersburg will also
be closed In the winter season the inferior
grades of tobacco only are usually manufactured
-slnd at this time the markets are so filled with
uohaeco of this quality Ms TO render its manutne-
lsre nprofabc-while at the same time it would
lend still further to glut the market and thus not
only keep down the price of that grade, but Of
the better also. These, we understand, are the
chief reasons for the temporary suspension,
which the manufacturers have determined. A.
n consequence, less lug tobacco will be needed in
this place for purposes of manufacture than usu-
al-bnt when the season opens il will find ready
purchasers among the spectators and shippers.
1t Is desirable therefore that lug tobacco shnl be
priced in hogshcnds of the largest and heaviest
size. These limitations thrown out for the
benefit Of the planters, aud do not doubt they
will avail themselves of them.