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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22
BARGAINS, Bargains,


FESHE stock of goods in STAcEY's well known
II Fancy Store, Cleveland has, has been as
signed for the benefit of creditors. have accept
ed the trust Of closing the concern. and have re-
moved the stock remaining uusuld, to my Book
Stare in Ravenna.
The stock consists of good assortment fJecelry,
q very large assortment of 'erfumery and toilet
articles, Shawls, Combs. Dress Ribbons. Dress
Buttons, Saichels, Violins, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of strings, sheet music, ard great
rieiy of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Mnst of the articles are such as do not keep
and do not intend to keep on sale my Store, and
hence it is desirable TO clear out this stock soop
possible. am instructed to sell. positively, at
New York prices, without adding the cost of trans
portation, in order to cnse the concern speedily.
AS these instructions will be strictly adhered to,
this presents rare opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable a, tcles at cheap rate.
would invite the attention of Pedlars and eoun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock OF
perfumery and other articles which can here be
attained cheapear and better than they can get
them in New Nork.
Call at Halls Book Store and examine these
articles L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April 11th. 1858.
Sentinel ard Uhig please copy.
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Halls Beck Store.

Halls Beck Store.
NEW BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HUST received for .he Fall and Winie,
aD trade. Among our miscellaneous works may be
found the following:
The Mysterious Parchment. or Satanic License.
Napetan. More Work for the Maine Law.
Isaac T. Hopper, true Life. by l.. Maria Child
. The Second War with England by J. T. Ileadley
Father Brieh' Hopes-learts and Faces-Dodd's
Lectur, to Young Men-Successful Merchant-Vilnge
l,acksmltl-Popnar tales by + Art ur For the in
strucon and entertainment Of the little folks,
sortmen is complete.
fered for sale cheap.
Standard, Historical, Biographical, and Poetical
works, just received.
S,ationery-letter PAPER PLAIN and gilt Bath Paris,
superfne land and commercial.
Foolscap, good stock. Bill, Counting House, and
Legal Cap.
Envelopes nll sizes and kinds
Maynard Sk Noyes Ink. the best thatis made
Waters Letter Stamps, Paper Holders, Inkstan,ls
Fahers' Pencils. some beautiful ivory tops. &c.
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G. r. Green & Go.
MANUFACTURERS OF MELODEOES.
RAvENNA, OHIO.

WW E wish TO call the attention of all. who
w would like to purchase good instrument with
out paying second profit to call and examine the fol-
lowing instruments, or which assortment will be
kept hand possible. They vary in from 81 to
4, AZ, S, and ST Prices $40 S45, $48, $50
$50, 500 The 81. 4. and Al octaves.are made on a
pillar, representing centre or side table The and
81 octaves are in piuno FORM The octaves piano
got up in the style and and are fin
shed usgood for $780, those that sold by pedars
ana at Music stores for 500.
All the above Instruments are warranted good, and
Will be kept in repair free of charge. In regard 10
sweetness oftone quckness of touch power and ease Of
blowing, they stand unrlvaed by any, pedars declara
tons 10 the contrary Notwithstanding Please call and
examine for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
GT All kines of instruments repaired af low price
and in good style. Satisfaction given or no pay.
Shop in l.iitle's Block
GF. GREEN
1914 1y AUREN STOW.
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Wm. Frazer.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardpar,
Opposite the Bank. Rauenna.

CUTLERY.-Desert. dinner, carving, skiying and
uther knives.
POCKET CUTLERY and saddlers silk.
SPooHs-Tea, table and basiing spoons.
SCISSORS. shears and thimbies.
COUNTER SCALEs-Steel yards, spring balances and
djusted weight.
WIRE Ci 9TH, assorted and sand riddles.
MrLEY Mill SAWS, Worrall & Co.'S manufacture,
Sash Saws.
Cross CUTr, lemons. hand and wood saws
BROAD AXES, chopping axes and ak -hatchets.
DRAW SLAVES, framing and frmcr chlsels.
ADzEs and plane irons.
Hollow and carpenters augers, bits, braces and gm-
els.
FILES MILL fiat, half round, rat tall horse rasps and
taper files.
WHITE and mineral knob door locks and door ham
dies.
NAns-A complete stock of cut wrought and finish
ing nnils.
PAINT and coffee mills.
TAILoRs g EssE and smoothing irons
Crow BARS, matiucks grubbng hoes and stone ham,
mers.
CHAINs-log. trnce and halter chains.
WHIPS AND LAsHEs.
Fly NETs-Linnen, cotton. and worsted.
SApDLERY.-The most extensive stock ever offered
in his market including recent Improvements. Also
great variety of goods usually kept hardwar
Establishments
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"A " HORR IS still selling choice article
~ of Sugar at &c per lb,, do not pay 7e or Sc.
Nov 28 v HORR
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MONEY CAN BE MADE,

9asiLkS-Biocade,P Plaid. Striped. Chumeteep,
~ and Black Silks, n very low prices it will nav anr
2 TO examine them before purchasing. All are invi-
q 10 call at tt HORR,S
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22

a AVERSiuEo-L, Ladies' tuda rubber bus
W kins; do do long Boots; Gents India Fu hbef oves
shoes, just ree'dat HoKK's
dec7 -. =. ---.-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22

ATS q CAPS-A large assortment just
II Il received at HORR;S3
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22
NEW FAIL
AND
WINTER GOODS

WINTER GOODS
~ GREENFIELDER, has just received the
w. largest and splendid stock of the best and ates
style of Fall and Winter Goods ever brought to this
cannot be surpassed My stock of over coats consists ii
the following kinds: pilot beaver, mohar nigerhead Pc
tersham blanket felt broad cloth, and satnet
Also endless variety offrock Dress sack and box
pants vests, and boys clothing of every knd quality and
color
Furnishing Goods,
From the finest white linen to the cheapest hickory ITS
wrappers drawers socks gloves stocks neck ties
suspeners, handkerchefs shirts, collars trunks, vais
carpet bags umbrellas india Rubbefs coats egins ETC. etc.
Come one, come ali and give a call,
AndI will tryto suit you all.
c. GREENFlEEDER
Ravenna, Sept, a6th 1885,
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ES MBROiDERi ES-A most splendid sioGk
- eff Embroidere ed collars. do Undersleves. do On
derhdkfs, do Linen Hdkfs, be fonnd at very low
pricc at
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22

M UELAlNE ES-One case OF 10 cent de-
X1o an:s'opened this day. They good ones.
de : w HoRR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06


to ne of the most entertaining lectures yet delivered
at the A,henDam that Of Professor N ScHELE De
WE'RE, of the University last Thursday evening The
subject Sketches of Life in the Vegetable Kingdom "
aud the treatment Of it was at purity and elo-
quence of the popular and instructive. What mos,
impressed us in the lecture the Professors Eng-
lish. His pronunciation is marked, it is true with a
foreign certainly that we have ever heard
not Englishman American by birth, displayed so
complete mastery the iiom OF language as Pref
ScuELr DE- WERE manifess. His work on Compna
atve PhIoogy which has drawn forth the praise of the
best critics. will sufficiently establish the ease and dexib
ty of his English composition.
There yet remln to be gwen lectures Of Profess
ScnELE DE- WE'RE, in continuation of the same sub
ject on Tuesday ITO morrow night, and the other
Thursday night We advise all persons who would re-
ally enjoy pleasant evening, fail in Attendance
Let the Atheu%im Committee always secure such lee
tlrers and there need be 10 fear about audience
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SENATE


WAsTIiNGTOs, Feb 3.-The Senate galleries and lob
bics are crowded 20 excess this morning The women.
against all rule and proprety permitted 10 occupy
nearly all the seats and the rcpocrs gallery where
ABOVE all other places silence ought TO be maintained
fhe private calendar was taken np aud the following
bills used without obecion-For the relief Of Albert
Hart, OF bavnia Taylor Of Ellen g. Johnson Of Adam d.
stuart, OF VIM s. Fusion, Of Richard Fitzpatrick Of Don
Juan Domeye, Of James W. Lowe, and Others for cap
turo OF British Pryaeor during last war and others
AZ O'Clock, on motion Of Mr.. Douglas, the Private
Calendar was postponed aud the Nebraska bin taken M
MI. Chase moved 10 amend the 18th Section Of the
bill 10y striking out the words which declare the Missouri
Compromise superseded by the Compromise Of 1860. lie
sad that on Tuesday last he noticed repealed the per.
son assaults o the Senator from Illinois and should con.
slider the subject before the Senate today without refer.
ence TO it, author. lie referred the fact that nj the
opening OF the session everything nust aud charged
that the present storm the subject OF slavery had been
raised 10y those who had declared the compromise Of 500
tbc naty Of the slavery agitation but Slavery wanted
more rootn more territory and 10 crafty IT, sacred
compact which had been respected for generation
OF men, must be violated lie denied that IL was ever
sumed by any friend or advocate Of the Compromise oil
1850, that u superseded the Compromise Of ls2Oas
he az inc last session OF Congress when bill for the
ganization Of tho territory ofNobaska without contain
ing any reference to slavery reported by the Senator
from illinois, the President Of the Senate regretted that
was now impossible TO repeal the Missouri Compromise
and IL Wasleft for the Senator from Illinois alone 10 ds
cover that three years ago, the Missouri Compromise had
been repealed.
Even the first bill which the Senator from Illinois re-
ported on this subject during the present session contained
no clause declaring the Missouri COMPROMISE superseded
that was an afer.thought occasoncd Nv tho amend
rnent offered by the Senator from Kentucky which pro-
posed ~ direct terms toepcal the Mssour comppcmisc
hr. Chase then went into elaborate argument III
lation TO the compromise Of 1850 and 1890 taking the
ground that the compromise OF 1859 was only Intended
apply 10 tbs territory acquired from Mexico and 70 nc
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II
Breadstuiis-The flour ma ket has improved q Lin
~ Gus per ob WIN an ncr' ased demand (p1or to tho
announcement OF the steamer) for export The sales ara
1000 b5s closing at 1915 for common State (some ON
S,sI for common Western
Southern flour better with sales of 1000 bbs at sea
9,2b for common TO good brands
canadian Hour Is IN good request frmer rates with
sc iooo oois at 5OaS &c. mostly tho low er rate
which now freely offered for good brands in bond
rye Hour Is firm ut S6,l2 I.2a5,ls ga for fine and
6,Sl Ia for supcrfne.
soy. w.
wheat ia freely offered in small parcels as it arrives by
raoad but there are large parcels pressing on tho
market The sales include 1000 bushels Genesec
2,l0. '
I'VE Is in demand, with sales of 1000 bushels in lots
at the depot, 81 l0ali2l and farther
parcels to arrive, at 81 IS II 30, delivered.
oas are hrm at 10 % for Jersey and 81 81 for State
and Western
Corn steady, with sales Of 10000 bushels ut Al 90
Tor new Southern 9sa 81 90 in store delivered for West.
ern mixed, and 81 a 9sior dsmp Jersey.
CoFION-There is an increased demand at firm rates
The sales previous to the Of the steamer
were 2, 500 bales.
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Freesoil letter in 1878:
Mr.. GALBRAITH's LITTER.
l2I FULToS STREET, NEW YoRK,
TO The Editor ofhEc Hcrad
Lately had conversation with James Gordon Ben
nett the editor Of the New York Herald about potcs
in which the of Franklin Pierce the President OF
the United States, mentioned.
Doubts entertained aud pressed as to the sound
ness OF his political opinions. The abolition speech which
he made in New Hampshire WAS referred TO- The free
soil letters which he is alleged have written and which
were SAID TO have been lately found among the pspcrs of
late distinguished New Hampshire politician were "a 20
mentioned and pirticullry the letter written by him to
the Van Buren, hecsoil ratification meeting held a, New
York ia 1913, was named. This las, one was said to
he In tie possession of John cOchanc The Surveyor
Port OF New York Upon the name of John Cocir,pe no
ing mentioned, Mr.. Bennett asked me if was not ac.
quiinei with him said was. He then asked me if
thought he would give the letter told him did
no; know, but that " saw Mr. Cochrane would ask
him. sIw Mr.. COchrane soon after this and ask ed
him he had the letter which written by Franklin
Pierce in 1873 To the meeting held in New York in ths,
same year. Tor the purpose 81 ralyng and confirming the
proceedings which had lately taken place the tica or Buff
falo conventions and tie nominations which were ,hc-a
made in s possession. UD Cocrdns said hsh1de Ie,r
TeTTedo then asked him he would give to me and he
said he would II he could find IT, but that was onc
time since he il, aud that he hardly knew where 4,
was bn. that lac would look for IT, and send IL TO me
Not having received il, Mr Cochrane again and he
told me he hal not yet found IT, for said he 81 have
been movng my office from Wall street 10 Trinity Build
ing, and my papers have got somc~hat dsqrraugcd bu,
am sure have it, and will find it for you; saw IL no,
great while SINCE opened roll Of phpers and in that
roll OF papers there found this identical letter written
by Franklin Pierce, to the ratification meeting in
lS4s." :"
then asked him az TO its contents and he said he did
not recollcctyefy distinctly bu, far "a he
1t was general approval OF the course that had been
pursued aud the nominations made at tho ica or Ru1
Convention in lS4S.
then asked him why i. lad not been read and nubI,
ed at the time, Immediately after the meeting. he said
he did not k1ow but he supposed that it was because br
Officers OF the meeting, aud lie particularly mentionet
little note influence that time that to read or ppIi
letter OF his would do good to them whatever nm,
hence the reason Of It's being thrown aside along win
number OF Others entirely worthless until lie becam
President Of the L. States
Respectfully yours &c.
BENJAMIN GALBRAITU
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

IcE BRIDGE AT NIAGARA FALLs.-Tho Rochester Ameri
can, describing the ice bridge which now exists
Niagara river just below the American Fall at the foot NJ
ferry staircase, says:
It's formed Of cakes Office heaped up together in every
possible shape, and rs54 some twenty feet above the a.
Ter IL ~ already used highway for foot passenger,
between the States and Canada In front of the Aner
can Fa the ice piled up in huge masses and covers
no rockS ana OIns IN every fantastic FORM presenting
tne suh-hght the most magnificent appearance
Luna Island one vast palace Of ice ahd ali the banks
OF coat Island are sheeted with the frozen spray Tho
canada SIDE and Table Rock are loaded with ice and II
!. IRON THIS point that the splendid crystal panotaa IA
' american sac oilers its gling and sparkling 'front.'
HOUSE or DELEGATEs-There was very little busines.
Of importance transacted in the House on Saturday They
passed bill TO vest in the United States jurisdiction over
land, on the west shore Of the Elizabeth river known
as the United States Naval Hospital land
The bill to increase the capital stock Of the Norfolk and
Petersburg railroad company and to authorize tho Board
oil Public Works to subscrb, for three.RCbs Of said in
crease, was laid the table, on motion of Mr. Mallorv
the suggestion Of Mr. Wallace. ~ "
The fato Of the Coyington and Ohio railroad hin
doubtless fear FORTS success az that tune and
| the course adopted ' "e'''e
The bill authorizing the Board OF Pablic Works IN snh
soe 70 the increased capital stock Of the Orange and
railroad company, for the extension Of their
road to Lynchburg was laid on the tabIe mon H., 49,
| ] o'clock VIC '' ''' 'o''no'ro" ~
hfHahcock OF Charlotte, made motion TO reconsdor
"e vote by which the Covineion aud Ohio RAILROAD h;l
ue'eAted on Friday, but quenty Withdrew IL a,
Tie suSg''tion of NJ Paihck
The motion Will, no doubt. he resomed st an o,,,v
day 1917 " 'Su"e' nj ah carry
A lew bills wsro ordered to a third reading ans,
gaieh tho House aJJuroed. ''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06


Delay not harbor not In sentence OF fools phi
losophy, that di will get well Of ITSELF
II with certain medicines dollars you
per with your general welfare.
We wild and vicious youths why will ye persist dosing with
the y ndndg compounds daily preferred thereby impair.
ing appetite and Digestion and destroying you mentally
we'll physically when be with plea.
medcinesR
We rakcs Of every and condition. why &c
pine drag miserable existence united for the ov.
ordinary Jurs H Who are thus an.
noyed wish be ygo by
NJ pleasant and efssius houd consult DR. MORRIS
In chronic dds has been greater than oany
physician hsday Many have been for years amieted
with disease Consequences resulting excess have been
restored health aud vigor under his really scientific
Should personal Interview be Objectionable your disease
10 Wriing-encose eve dVars-address DR.. w. 81 HORRIs
through the Pos, ONCE Nashville Tenn package Of medl
cines securely up while privately and with
full directions ucrewiih and no questions aetcd.
Persons living At distance and aicted with scroua d.
letter Cancers, Piles, Pula In Ano, Gravel Structures
elects any disease whatever Of aggravated or malignant
character be cured home by consulting DR. NORRIS by
letter, post paid, enclosing Fee Medicines pleasant and
SAFE be sem, mail 10 Of the United
Particular attention given tho
Whites Polapsu Utrla FALLING Of the Womb, would do
70 lay a,de al a;e deieay al rompty consult the Doctor
once In'arsnes once, Cedar street, the Post
HtAIRt fAinii-The ladies o. So Peters (oa,hoIc)
npy . s hon0r to inform h,, friend: and
,hslr Church. q, Ia Saye Han 10 this city, on MONDAY EyIN
are ne ao% p. i"S S pleased s.
with hIs occasion TO eon,rbu,e o-ard. the audab object
something worth possessing their money. wv
.y Iq s s rory s p ss ss not
roard appearance; bot due eseobs sl bring
be opened each evenings o'clock. Also
door, rs cents fss-ds,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

On wednesday, the 25:h umo. the Court summoned
io inc examination Of u b. Christian for the murder oil
Blackburn, in the Court House in tbi, place and
proceeded TO :he examination OF the witnesses In atten
dance on the setting Of the Court There were number
OF able counsel present to squestion the witnesses
and take down the testimony in the case. After a ted
Gus examination and ofour DAYS tho
counsel submitted the The judgment Of the Court
without argument and the Court being unanimously oil
opinion that he should be for further trial. no was
Temanded to jail there to await his final trial befor tho
Circuit Court OF this county, the l2th day OF April
next, when he will be pnnished according his crime or
acquitted according the facts of the shall devotion
his guilt or innocence. L,ringion Star, Feb, 3.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

~ M0TiiEiis' BRtAsr CLOTiIs-Theso Cloths will do
more prevent Rising Breasts and give speedy
relief to pain In the breasts OF nursing mother arising from
cold or any other than thing world
day They may be without the least discomfort
iher aud procured and worn during the period nurng
Whenever any disageeable symptom Of hardness inflammation
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they
and In every instance prevent the Rising
sands who suffer deS during the period nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They arc 70 sale exclusively by ADIE g GRAY,
Main street. Rcb,oond y,.f,i,
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RICHMOND RARRg7.s, Frnnr,rv 4

Tobacco--No change In prcea since our last, the new
crop IS coming In freely In loose parcels Aud sales of
Jugs are ! "a l-e and leaf l.2 10 i.2 the sun
@ ~ o'a onsings Is limited with good demand 70, all
medium qualities, whilst the fine grades Of mnnuctnring
are out little sought alter. w. quote old Tugs at
80, common leaf good 10 IL ia; fine e a TO-
, MhhAI-There has been decline In this artcle
frme White Is now worth 81 So and prime Red 81 so
HESTER & WHITE, Com JfereIa.t,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06
APPOINTMENTS ny ruE pRrs,nrxr

by and Uit' t'a ddeice and coasea. Of ne senate
Jos. w: Clark, Of New York, for AFRICA Peru
kdw'd u. Buchanan, OF Md, for La Rochelle Franz.
H. q: b.rnuel, OF 4. Carolina, for Amsterdam
las H. williams, Of Maine. for sydney, Australia
Noble rown.r, OF Connecticut for Barhsdoes
Max sotth.incr, OF N. Yo,k for stuttcardt
fayeue " Riugend, DIstrc. Of CoiurnhI, for rai, p
John L. Nelson Of Maryland, for Turks Island N'1'
h1ol. q; Murphy, OF Ohio, for Shanghai. China.
John Higgins, Of New York, for Cork Ireland
James w. Green, Of Virginia. for Lima Peru
" W. Watcher, OF Alabama, for Aspinwa ali ~ or.,,
John puney, Of New York for Galway Ireland
=. w Denison Of Massachusetts, Cor bemerara
SSphsn GoetIan, Psnnylvanta Tor ST Jago de Cuba
Chas W. Bradley, Of Ccnaesicut for NInyn, cS,r.
Levi X. Bowen, OF Maryland, Tor bordeaux A'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06
NORFOLK MABKEr-p,p. !.

ont & Yesterday was extremely dgreebie for
IA H.L % NJ The receipts have been There
sellers disposed he nov
Cotton hrmer. Bacon dull '''"'- "1e'
PorkPrcsh->A slight aiyance-but m lie In n.,L s.,<o
meet the demand No activity. '''
The market EeneIally elo.rs nrm a our nnniAiinn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

John W. Go,iioin, Es9.
Inrnf nf ELurLnfL u

John W. Godtcin, Esq.
Agent at Charlottesville NJ Valley Laurence Company
at Winchester
are 10 receipt Of the amount o. Insurance,
pred time reserved by the Company
account OF property destroyed by fire
ey No Sy In November last q wit:House No OO
FOR the ability which your
In meeting this demand them.
sure In commanding their Office the public
deserving OF patronage For ourselves
nit to Company whatever
ottesylle or elsewhere westward.
And remain, ours very truly,
Mr. n W. RHowLFs the aEen, In Richmond for the above
named Company once mt the Book Store Knowles wAd,
corner Of Main and lith streets feI-St
~ Dir. g. II. HRAIHERD inform the public
thAt he will be Lynchburg Va
6th when this Committee Coresl Richmond will
from February 9th until Saturday, February 18th, ItE
TO IL A. NJ and to r. NJ My stay will he short therefore
LEI All who wish treatment apply at once. CorTrs
also whether the stands promptly
two dollars obtain advice; treatment dollars
case the pay for advice will be deducted The favorAby
siderod.
Dr. BRAEpD has restored persons perfect sight cases
partial and total blindness, Of from II weeks %
y n 10 second. TO minutes application scientific mehd
OF his own discovery, without cutting. pain wash.
". also, inflammation
gravAed grades; pain Intolerance light sighted.
or loss Of sight from and all Of which
have remained permanent 90 the present moment.
abundant evidence the
had To statements Of persons eated, and published in the city
NJ Of each day, at which hours Dr. ~ will perform
ptImsns on the worst cases that be presented.
" r. nee notice Those
see nr BTaineTd within the time stated Will dR 10 s him at dH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

HALryAI AND THg DASyILLE RoAp. .Wenko pleasure In
announcing fac that the county Of Hall fax
January Term last made ORDER submitting 10 the vote
neIt the question Of subsorpono $4,000 on tho part
o. IN county TO the capital stock OF the Richmond and
DAnVille Road--Ddn. ReofsfeT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

Spurious quarters Of the issue circulating This
counterfeit bears date 1864, aud resembles the genuine
coin closely shat the best judges liable be deeey.
ed The 'le Of the spurious coin corresponds exactly
with Genuine, but being made OF type metal giya nzej
the bogus imitation weighs rather heavier THAI the Simon
Pure-EdiyIdr NspS.