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CAR1O,

1891 LL.'
AtA meeting Of tho Graduating Glass of Bacon,.
Mercantile College, held in the Lecture Room of the
College edifce, Friday, IIth March, 1852, J. y. Baker
was appointed chairman. and Weston Arnold, Secre.
larry On notion; a committee 9f Ave, composed OF
II J. Owman, J. =. Baker, T.. J. FORSYTH. 7. q. Saw.
yer aud Geo. Nichol, was appointed to report resolu.
tons expressive Of the high opinion entertained by
the class, Of the merits Of this institution, and Of Inc
character and qualifications Of the Principal aud his
Whereupon, the ommit,ee reported tho following
preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS. We. the members of the Graduating
Class Of X. y. Bacon, Mercantile College, being about
TO separate, desire 10 give expression to our feelings
Of respect for our esteemed Instructor, aud his corps
Of able assistants. Therefore,
RosOloed, That the thanks Of the class are due TO
our said Instructors for the uniform kindness Of their
department toward us while in this Institution at
the same time the tLorOughness OF their Instructions
hascntitled them 10 our highest respect aud conf.
dence.
RssOlred, That we recommend this Institution to
all whOmay desire 10 acquire a commercial eduoa.
ton, as uHOrding the greatest facilities for such &C.
QUESTION.
ResOiOsd, That we as a class, aHHx nur names to
these proceed ngs, and that a copy Of them he dcliy.
cred TO $. Bacon, and that they be published in the
city papers. =. 10
Isaac B%aughman, J s. Baker, Franklin Elliott
p. W. Carroll, y. J. FOisyth, A. Paddock,
George Michel, q. II. Hughes, Weston Arnold,
James Thompson, II. D. Kyger, Daniel Bowen,
W. i. Robinson, George Horyie, 4. Field.
BAcON's MERCAETILR coLLgaE.-'The eyanina.
tlOn OF the students 10 Book Keeping exhibited a de.
gree OF proficiency on their part highly c~reditabIe TO
themselves und Mr.. Bacon, their Instructor. Tho
most difficult problems 10 Double Entry we're as rap.
idly solved as the most simple. giving ample prof
TO the audience that the information impaired during
the session would he " practical benefit" - ineiAad.
Il Enquirer Of March 1gth, 1861.
The various complex questions proposed by the
Principal aud 0iher gentlemen present, were answer.
ed with great pTomptilude and Condolences, whiili
rejects great credit upon the course u study pursued
this Institution. ~ Cincinnati Daily Gaidie.
"Mr. Bacon Ia unrlvalled AZ a teacher. A diploma
from this College in Cincinnati, is required as a Sine
qua ron In obtaining situations In the best Mercantile
Houses In large ilies."--ChiHieOtAe AneioAt .hetropo.
lis May eth, 1859.
Mr. Bacon has constructed the Upper portion ofhis
building expressly for the purposes or his college aud
without any doubt, IL Is Tue most complete arrange.
ment q the Kind IN tho United S,ates."-CiHeiaRafi
Gazette, .kSr. 4, 1859.
This whole Institution Is undoubtedly the most
elegant and finished establishment, for the purposes,
In The " nld."-ER7uirer.
Feb. -, 1851. ni0.-tf.
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Az JOTce Jan. 1904, WtIb REFERENCES 10
prior ta,os, in one large Octdvo T'oiums.
From the Judges Of the Supreme Court.
The undersigned have examined SWANS Re-
vised Statutes Of Ohio, for 1854. This volume
contains a compilation Of the Statutes Of OHIO in
force on the first Of January, 1854. The design
and arrangement of the Book are good, and car
ried out with great care and accuracy and we
think the work Of great utility, and reflects mush
credit upon the Compiler and Publisher. H.
JOHN A. C0RWlN,
RIP RANNEY, A.G. THURMAN,
q T. W. BARLEY, WIN. b. CALDWELL.
The undersigned having examined SWANS Stat
utos, concur in the above opin'on.
d. %. MORTON,
Dist. Atty. U. s. Court, DIST. Of OHIO.
GEO. w. McCOOK,
@ Atty. Gen. Of State of Ohio.
II will be found an indispensable handbook to
every Justice of the Peace and Constable, as we !
as every Lawyer or public officer. The book will
be sent free Ofchargo to any one on receipt of 50.
Address r DC. TlCKNOR e. CO.,
Law booksellers, Mansfield, Ohio.
March 22nd, 1904. TtH.t.f tnsf l4tt
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NEW AND FAsHIONABLE HATS.
VNHE subscriber has just received from New
Il York a large stock Of
Fall and Winter Hats '.
Orthe latest and most fashiodablo styles and best
qualities, which he 10 Offering. a, rates which
cannot fail to be satisfactory 60 his customers, >
h1N b. cash foF furs and sheep peI.s. fsA8
n ,ns NJ. 8. CAMbELL & CO..
Ashland Sept. {. 1859 ISL
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PRODUCE
NEW JEWELLERY STORE
IL ~ASNiAND!

-
I r. G09DFELLOW has opened in tho new
il room, two doors cast OF Mcssrs. Riser 4 Ris-
sur's Store, on Main street, a
watch ana Jewelry Establishment,
where he wilt offer every article usually Kept in
such establishments, al very low rates.
Among his stock may be found Grld aud sill
yer Watches, Of every description, variety and
quality. Pins, Ladies' Gold breaches, Grape,
Enamclnd, Cluster, Knot, Cuff and Scarf Pins.
EAR DROPS, HOOKS AND RINGS.
Gold Rings, LoLkets, Pencils, Gold Chains, Dag
ley Gold Pens aud Holders, large ASSORTMENT.
SILVER SPOHNS.
Table and Tea Spoons of pure silver, German
Silver and plated Spoons, Butter Knives, Saltand
Sugar Shoyels, Silver Forks, &C., sc.
PoC KET CUTLERY,
of every description, from the best American aud
English establishments. Also Needl 3, Port Mo.
mics, Dressing aud Pocket Combs, and Pocket
Books, Violin and Guitar Strings,
Goggles, Eye Shades, Compasses
and Acordeons. Eight Day and Twenty. four
Hour Brass Clocks, in the most splendid papier
Machen, Rose Wood and Mahogany case.
WA10u@S AND CLOCKS
Cleaned and repaired, and work warranted. Old
Gold and Silver bought at the highest prize. |
invite the public to examine my Stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
!. r. GOODPELLow.
Ashland, Dec. 81, 1853. n3l tE. .f,
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sUBSCRIBERS TO THE OHIO UNION,
While that paper was under the charge Of the
underignel, arc hereby notified that tho ac-
counts for subscription, ineluding those for Adj
yertlsing, Job Work, he, have been len in the
hands Of GEO. II. PARKER, Esq, of Ashland,
II. s. KNAPP.
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IL Ashland Gommos
Pleas.

L.ohbStb. . #.
DURsUANT 10 tho esmunnud Of tso wrlts Of
i execution called Pleuries vendi EIpsass 10.
sued from the Cour, Of csuimsn Pleas, Of AsA-
land county, both in favor Of Aaron Tsrnel aud
against said Trustees Of said Lesdsny, 10 ne
directed, will expose to public sale q the door
oftheiCourt House ia said sosnty on
Monday The Eth dsy Of March, 1854,
between the hours Of tea o'clseh A. n. shd foss
O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following dsssi-
bed real estate, and being 10 the county Of fash
land, and State Of Ohio, to Wits being let's ssm-
Dor nine, tea and eleven In Wsls's addition to
tho 7 own Of Losdenuills add alec tnsvs ss The
LOadeHVill Academy lots with the spPurssa.nsss
10 the samo belonging, as the properly Of the
said defendants. Appraised at tive housaaa
three handred snd sixty sig dOllsrs, HIiy.six
.eents.-Terms Of sale-Cash.
J. d. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. 70. 1854. n4o.-4w.
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SALE OF REAL Estate ny ORDEH
OF PRORATE COUnT.

OF PROBATE COUNT. =,
ths sd dsyo Of March, AID. 1854, bstwosa
" the hours Of tee b'slsch A. n. and hssf
O'Clock P. NJ, at The south door q the csur,
House, in the town Of Ash and, county Of A..
land and State ofOhlo. will be ssld 10 the highest
b. der, the following Real Rstats, 90 the proper.
~ OF Isaiah Grouse. dossnsed. TO Wit: 6iiuite ID
said Ashland County, aud " being 10 tho north.
east corner Of the southeast quarter, Of ssetion
twenty-cight, Township twsnty.three, ssd fssgs
sixteen ,and being eleven psrehes ffon north 10
south, aud about Ally Percbes from east 10 wsst,
containing four acres, one rod and ton psrshes,
excepting a part Of the east end sold aud issdsd
BY John Fiuhe to Christian Rugh, and like siss q
strip supposed 10 be sixteen feet, more or Jsss,
clear along tho south side of said iot,' ssijeetts
and encountered by the widows dover, ofsifht.
teen dollars 10 be paid to hsT annually deripg hor
natural life, the first paymen, 10 DO made on the
LIST day Of July, 1854, aud annually on the irst
day ofJauuary thereafter. Appraised At o7os. 100.
Terms OF SaIo :-ono third cash 10 hand, onsf
third ia ono year, aud the residue in two yssrs.
with interest from tho day Of ssls back pay
mcnts to DC secured By a mortgage on the prsm.-
sts. MARTIN wolf,
Adm'f. OF Isaiah Grouse, deed. =
Feb. ~, 1854. n%40.-4v.
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Ashland Union School.

TNEE next term or tho Ashland Union School,
i will commence April 10Th, and contin. q
twelve weeks. Teachers ia each Department the
sam as heretofore.
]. D. STUBS. Sec.
March 22d iS54.-aw A.
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.'53 SCHOOL LAW.
T0wNsHIP Clsrts arc notified that tho School
u Law has been received, aud is now ready for
distribution. ISAAC GATES, Auditor.
Athland, Feb. 8, iS5&-ASsts
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SCHOOb
TNllE attention Of the Teachers and Local
l. School Directors of every Township IN Ash
land County, is respectfully called to
StOldard'S Series of ArilhmelicS,
BX JOHN T. STODDAHD, A. W..
Prs''t Of tAs Uaiesrsiiy Of NSrtAsrn Psuasyirspis
Comprising the JUN EMILE MENTAL AtITH.
MErlC, u! centsi y PIP. Tor primary Schools
To prcccdo the AMERICAN INFELLECTU-
Al ARITHMETIC, 20 cents il6I PIP. an extend.
cd work, designed for Common Schools, SIENNA.
ries, and Academies.
sToDDARD'S PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC,
half bound, 20 cents. =
ST0DDARD'S
cloth, 90 cents.
This work embraces every variety Of exercises
appropriate 10 written Authm cite.
ST0DDARD'S PHILOSOPHICAL ARITHME.
TIC, 60 cents, n higher work for Colleges and
and Academies.
This Arithmetic has neither Rules, Answers
nor kcy.
Also
HAZEN'S SPELLER and DEFINER, price 20
centsj aud NELSON'S SYSTEM OF PENMAN-
SHIP a Serial Course of Ave numbers, do, 1871
cents for each book, suitable Text Books.
The Anihmetics will DO furnished at halt ofthe
above prices for the FIRST introduction into any
School that has not heretofore introdaced them I;
and thirty days wlli be al. owed for saeh School
to complete such introduction.
These Works ute published by LAMP0RT,
BRAKEMAN b Law, No. = Park Place, New
York City, and are eadyolteHsitolyl introduced
throughout the State.
10 See Advertisement In the Ohio journal Of
EnnrnNlAn- "..H"HEH .H ..|-. I'M.
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n A joker says that cords Of wood
given % The pocr srO recorded above.
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DHAIDS.

Died, near Lafayette, on the 10Th inst, Mrs.
ORA SL0CUM, wife of ELIAS W. SLOCUM,
Aged about 81 years. A husband and six chill
drcn, mourn their irreparable loss.
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Real Estate ARency.

WI
We earnestly desire those Who vdsh IA p..sh... A
giveus q call, when We viiIbe slsi 10 eits thsn III
tue information desired, ~incladinE tsrns a..
ssx. weeh we VIII onoS somehodTuble property
Ashland, Fes. Is, 1854. hsD. IT,
For Sale--The ono half OF lot u d. 10, an
snndasky street, good story and half dwelling,
good %clstern, and good stable. Terms obOO.
Ona halfCash-balanue in one ysar, with liner.
est. Feb. 2a.-nl0. W. B.ALLISON 4 co.
For Sale--Loi no. 30, on sandusky s,ree,,
COED sod stable. .nd a variety Of fruit ,lossI priss
ALSO, House and two lots on Third strsst. stdsv
and half dwellings, price oS6e, Oas hall Cash,
balance in ono yeas, with Interest
Feb. 22.--n4o' W. B. ALLISON 4 CO.
For Sale--Tnres eligible building lots in
South Ashland, terms easy.
ALSO, House and lot in South Ashland, story
aid half dwelling, good stable, hns variety Of
garden fruit. w. D. ALLISON n Co.
Feb. 22.-n40. TT8WI
For Sale-l6U adres Of improved land, In
Crawford County, Illinois, within four iiilss 6s
County seat, and near an important Railroad
FEB. 2i.-nio. ". B. HIhIsoT q Cd.
Fur Sale-l60 acres Of land, Ia Van Wsu
County, Ohio; within q short distance Of Tie
Town OF Van Vert at ei0 per asre, % COED
timci with security W D. ALLISON 4 60
Feb. 2s.--n4O.
For sale--Fs,m Of ais acre., Orange
township, Ashland county. two mlles north- Of
village, good buildings, running water, we'll
t%imbered, price 5000, half Cash, balance IL
four annual payments. K
Al W. y. ALLISON & co.
For Sale-Farm Of ITO acres. Troy Town.
ship, Ashland county, oae milo east Of center,
log house. school house on farm, rusniAa wai-
ter, 81 1850 one halfCash, balance In Eve aunu.
al payments. a W. d. ALLISON 4 co.
For Sale-Lot No 9. in South Ashland g..
eligible building lot, half Cash.
Al W. D. ALLtaON q CO..
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NOTICE 70 TAX PAYERS.
MONEY will hsteansf 10 received A.
IN Tstes BY me other thaA Gala cad allpa
and me Bills Of Solvent OHIO Dsnhs. Tkh n
By order 81 the State fts4anSsn.
rsFssnrsf \ AdAlf Ga
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Nrw advertisements.
SWANS REVISED ta3
STATUTES OF OHIO!

In force Jan. 1864, With references to
prior ia,os, in one large Oetavo T'Oiums.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

III II SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their
Stuck of Good,, ofer Tor snlc-
Kus.in fnrrod aud Manila Gordage of all azoa from
10 inches in diameter
Blocks for Dcrreks und hosdng apparatus OF all sizes
tdent Friction Roller Blocks, article in this
market lay which thra oi the labor ia hosting
ly the common block ia snyt1,
llnnhs and Ihimhl, fof hoiang-repea,
Oakum, Ro-iu, l'ilch Il Tn.
White lead. Whine Zinc rnint. Bnek rnint.Y GLOW do.
Red Lead Nerdigris, Imperial and Chrome Green,
Nerullion and lrnssian Blue, Paris hite. Limp
Lack, Putty, &o,,
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fanry Pals Hall do. do, Coolers In nests Wonden
DO Matches, Broons, Trays, Bnuo Covers, Mems
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per London md Amercun Mustard, Chocolate, Ne
Linseed Oil, mw aud boied--W inter, Sonr aud Sperm
oil,
Me- Pork aud Beef Sugar. Coacs Syrup, Molasaes aud
other Groceries,
Our stoet has bcen purchased entirely for Cash, Of
The Manufacturers ia Ncw-YoilS aud Boston, and We
will ulrr great ind leements purohnsers either
Nhpcsnie or Retnil
LEE a. CO. On the Dock
kchupId. Junuuny u T.
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bert a. Williams

HsAkES this opportunity of infnrnur the citizens of
Lynch urg aod surrounding country, that lo has
Just returned irom the Northern Cu,s, where he has
been 10 purchase his stock oi New Docks AVID every
uther article comprised in his line ni business He Is
determined 10 sell Cheap for Cash.
The following Is list of sum- Of the baolNs which he
has on hand :-B sol of she World Gem of the Season.
Laurel Leaves Thong blossoms, Christmas, Dew
Drops, The May Flower I he Rosebud, Renen Der Me-
The Keepsake Book Of Heart, A yariery yf Poems,
Vicar OF Wakefield Flush Times of Alabama, A great
variety of Bibles, glt and plain. f,my and pocket /;
Ffayer Books, Hymn Bnoks, &c &e.
tie vii keep constantly hand every description oi
Writing paper better, Cap and Account All kinds
of Writing maternls--seel aud Gold Pens. Qnills of
all SORTS mk-Baek. b ue aud Red Music--Gntar
nnd Violin Strings. Paper Weights and great many
"ther beautiful and usefu articles
The public il invited To give him call,
dec % Is Next door to J p W,iphts.
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Those vessels of the fret class buill in the city o
baltimore expressly for this trade and hnYe superior ~
rommodations for passengers They are commanded
hy xperlencod Captains well qualified for the trade
and who i'll spare no exertion accommodate They
will be towed up aud down the rivers by and may
he relied to snil promptly as adyertzed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find il their interest ship by this line,
ns freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
ugents in Richmond and NewYurk give satisfaction.
Freight Is cents per whole, and l2 cents per "a
Tobacco being about so per cent. less than charg'
The Steamers. Insurance be effected in the
moHd Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope IL succeed in obtain.
lug full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New. York will be for.
warded free Of commission To New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
port. Tho vessels will lie in Richmond at Rockets
IN Now York Berth No. l, Coffee House Slip foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRlE, Richmond, } p
@. IL. PIERSON, N. Y.
No 81 ,South Street.
August .. dts
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EOsk NEW YORK.
T. s. Nal Line per The SPLENDID S9'EdMSHHf
.enMeslOMn md linnMNlLnl

L. s. haR Line per The SPLENDID SYEiMSHH'S
jamestown and Roanoke!
fI'HE new aud elegant side wheel steam. .JylIssk
ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpt. Parrish, )sa-s~%ssxS~-
will loove Petersburg vim City Point, every Tun-do,
Evening, oad the ROANOKE, (Capt. Cnvendy) even,
Friday Evening. for New York.
rasaoge ond fare lram retorsburg including
State Rooms $40 90
Steelage passage. . 0a
For speed cemforr ard sufcty thesc Steamships
cXcecd hy the c1ist and travellers will find II
the pleasant the north they will there
hy avoid the dnsl aud frequent change. o tho Raiiroud.
~ Tickets isslcd at any Office on Sycamore Sroet
SAML. 4. BAPTIST. dgt. Pciersbprg.
tS a passenger train lenyes the Appomnttox dcpoi
every Tuesday aud Friday half pa-t o'clock p.
10 with the Steamships at City Point fnssen-
gers by the Sou-se Rairoad will ieneh Pet rsburg ia
time to tasc the cars loi the steamers. s. q. Il.
.Iuly ld.ta
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TERMS.


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il monens until all arrearages shall have
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yer form, amls s.anane his advertising 20 his par
vii be rs1 and if he exceed the space stipulated for,
.i - .afablv for the excess.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ARR fRdM LYscHn0no. FAM FROM LYNcnBuHa,
10 hichmond, 80. - so To Lexington..-... 25
70 oharlottesville.. 50 TO Natural Bridge. so
10 Gumberl'd Z. H. , 25 To Buchnnan | so
OUR fACkET.BOAfS leave Lynchbmg daily at
p NJ snnduss excepted, and arrive in Richmond
second day at A. connecting there with tho North.
rrn ind Southern Cars, leavi1g att A.. and 5taam
Boats down the river, leaving at A. NJ. In Lynch
burg supper will be provided the Boats for passen-
gers coming IN ON the Tennessee railroad cars
Passengers for Charlottesville will take the Tues.
days huradnyaand Saturdays Boat arrive In Scots.
vie next day o lld Land in charlottesville p M
no boa. tor LeS,ngt2n Nea.!ars hrdges Baehan.
Fridays, at "a A. Returning. leave Buchanan Mon,
days. Wednesdays and Fridays ut Ga AN.
BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
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For RmI.i.more aud PHILADELPHIA.

bl y ENAIEN HELN IIJEhEl
Leares Richmond eperg Taesddy al ociock y, ~
-Sa9J TIL Il large und Steamer LV u Il RE
ss~sas Capt GiFFoHp. will receive freight every Mon
lay, and up the hour of o'clock NJ every ruea
day, Tor the above paee.-
Shippers Wheeling. Pilsburg. Cincinnati ant the
South aud Vest generally will find this the ohon
rst and most expeditions for freight, appy 10
LUDLhM & WATSON, Richmond Ia
IIIiN
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silver and Plated Ware,
= Il q AIRS IL fob A co.
M, ,IANGHORNE q SONS.

SEC AIRS Il fob ACCO
NJ LANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEcARs AND TOBACCO
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
TUE sub cribors have constantly on hand n large
Il stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS OF
the approved brands which they feel confident are
inferior in the market, and which will lie sold AT
the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Orders from any part of the Union will be promptly
met aud entiie satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers.
The following Brands are kept constantly on bnnd
sEGARs.
La Flor do Habana, La Sultanu,
Cnifornin, Las Tres Coronas
JicotencHi, In Guta de Aqua
Old Dominion ConIuista,
In Fiel de 7. J. O., El Leon de Orc
La Teresim, III Nupuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
El Progrnma, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrellas, La Norma
Herman Cortez, Prinoipes
Lafayette &c, SC.
TOBACCO.
Oronoco. Nectarine,
Gold Leaf Catnw5a
Golden Peach. Stanard, &c, &C.,
September 8-d&ets
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RICHMOND.
00K BIN DING .

4 Moklls,-No ~ MN 81 Richeoad--Is now
n prepared Ia do es' ny description of Book Bind.
ne, and Ia manufacture Bhnt Account Book. To any
Paiefh-hhving laid IN stoe he eesi erals
hhd engaged the # the bast workmen In the
d" ahtiy M'eistrat's clerksaf Courts Cashiers. and
"ieis connected with public ollets, can have the
Record Rocks, Doclxets, Ledgcrs,
nhd orr Books Connected with h ir Offices properly
"ed aud securely bound, by sending pattern ot tho
r'Yle oi ruling, und the length breadth and thickness
oi The Book IN nehos by null without the necessity
visiting the rily in person.
MUSIC Hooks, Pamphlets Newspapers,
Magazines, 60, 60.
Carefully arranged aud bound in the beat nnnnar A
specimen of tie .vs.i ,.ot nt"astJt
Mof - would respectfully refer the Books which oh
aioed TIE premium ut the late Fair and which may be
his STORE
ian2 Is
haNN Ek AND TEA SERVICE =
~ just received, iull supply of White Gilt en- Il
China, Ia Dinner nd Ten Also, sinpy aud 4
Dozen.
White lronstnnc do do
Flowing do do
All for snle low nt
JAS. ID. Il. EVANS.
my l2.e NJ. III w est Mn st., Riof.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

Fresh Garden Seeds.
ENIIE subscriber. receiving their Spring sup
A ply Of harden Seeds, direct from LANDRETH
of Philadelphia The stock is lnrge and embraces eve
~ variety OF seed usually wanted in this Market all
warranted fresh and genuine.
Y~Descrplion, Catalogues 4 Almannes, with di-
iectinns for culture and planting. be hpi gratis.
Also. "a supply of choice FLOWER SEED.
feb 8ts JOHN II. .SEAY e. CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-25
BURG, SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. 3
MISCELLANEOUS
New Beck and Periodical Depot.

Main St. Lynohbmg. Va.
One door ADORE Mr.. J. u. FrighfS Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-25
DIS OLUTIO ON.
NOTICE II. T. MooRMAN, of tho 10 +.

~ Office II. T. MOORMAN, of tho 10 irm of
v Moormon Martin, would inf rrn the friends and
lmers Of thu lue firm that he will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business,
the old siand Of n q whore he will mako every
rxerion tp give satisfaction TO his friends,
and he public generally
lio Wi keep constantly on mnl lnree aud we'll
eeted sloek Of GRO0ERlES, DRY GOODS, Ne.
~ specia attention pnid TO the sale forwarding
Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. Ne, &c.
ian2n TlIOS T. MOORMhN.