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subscribed er taken. then by vote oi
three -fo1rths ofsss stock or Stockholders,
change the location or name Of such in.
siilulion. convey It's real estate. and trans
fer the effects thereof. and invest the same
ct the place 10 which such institution
shall be removed; Prorided, that no re.
noval shall be ordered, aud no vote taken
thereon. or name changed, until after pub
licslion in the same manner as herein re-
quired for lhe increase Of capital, in which
notice shall be fully Sc, forth, the change
OF name Of location Of the institution pro.
posed TO be changed in name or removal.
and the place 10 which il is proposed TO
remove such institution; and provided,
also, that in case Of removal, copy Of
the articles of association, shall be recor.
ded within the recorders Office Of the
county to which such institution may be
removed.
?. c. lie BLOND,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAS. MYERS,
President Of the Senate,
April 90, 1854.
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BL1Np.-Rey. Mr., Millhurn, Chaplain
of the Honse of Representatives., is blind.
Our readees will at once remark how ex"
tremely thoughtful it was on the pan OF !ne
members Of Congress to select Mr' MIL.
burn. Any minister "wish hall an eye,"
would see enough to create utter despair
for the spread of, the gospel in the pros
ceedinas of the ,honorables, and they
knowing it, wisely chose q Chaplain. who
would Be as blind as . bat to their in'qui>
ties. na. la i ar a#.#@'FRi ''.' !"
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T INDIAN ENTERTAINMENTS
ynw-ah- -wah, an Indian Chief, assisted by
a troupe of the real "Native Americans .
VIII give an exhibition Of the manners
and customs Of their tribes, in this vii.
lage, Wednesday next. The press, gen.
srally, speak of this exhibition as enter.
tanning and instructive, See advertise
ment. aa
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THE TEN DOLLAR BLL.-The bill
passed by the Ohio Legislature, pro-
hibiting the circulation Of foreign bank
bills of less denomination that ten dol
lars, goes into effect on the first of Octo.
Der next. After that day, bankers, bro
kers or bodies corporate, and public Off
GERS, who pass foreign bank bill of n
less denomination than $40, are liable to
a fine Of 800 for each violation Of the
law. One half goes to the inforner, and
the other half 10 the common shools.
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AM ACT


To amend an act entitled ''an act to provide for
the organization of Cities and incorporated
villages" passed May Sd, 1852, and the act
amendatory thereto, passed March ii, 1858.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General assembly
Of the state of Ohio,
That any city whose territory is contiguous
to that of another city or incorporated village,
may, with the ass ent of such other city or in
corporated village establish and maintain such
portion of its water works, as it shall deem
advisable, within the limits of such other city
or incorporated village, and shall have theright
to make use of public streets, alleys and public
grounds of such other city or incorpor ated village
as shall be convenient therefor, for the purpose of
constructing laying down, and maintaining all
such aqueducts and water pipes, as shall be re-
quired in connection with such water-works, for
the conveyance of water along and across such
streets, alleys, and public grounds. Such aque-
ducts and pipes to be so constructed and laid as
not to interfere unnecessarily with the use of such
streets, alleys andpublic grounds, as public high
ways and public grounds; and the city 50 es
tablishing any such Of its water works within
the limits Of such other city or incorporated vii
lage, shall have concurred jurisdiction to prevent
or punish any pollution of, or injury to the wa
ter 80 conveyed, and the stream or source from
which the same shall be obtained, or any injury
to any portion of such water orks, so located
within the limits of such other city or incorpor
ated village,
Sec 2. Thvt any city which shall be estab
lished, or whiit shall be about to establish wa
ter-works, is hereby authorised to enter into ,
contract with any contiguous city or incorpora
ted village, for the supply of the latter with wa
tor, upon such terms as shall be NUT ,ally agreed
upon by the boards of trustees Of water-work
Of the respective cities, or city and Incorporates
village; end the amount TO be paid for sucl
supply shall be raised by such city or iDcorpor
sted village,in the manner provided for the pay
ment Of the expense of conducting and man
aging wster-works, constructed whollyby city
y Incorporated villsgc; aud the amount so re-
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TG. A. KNIGHT, New Haven, has
received, and is receiving, very large
stock of goods for the spring and summer
trade. Our readers in that locality can
do no better than 10 patronize Mr.. K.
He is fair dealer, en.erprising citizen,
and every inch man. ".... D..
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The Captain Of steamer, to whom
Mart. WARD applied for passage from
Louisville, refused TO take him on any
terms, How he got off or where he is
gone 10 10 not known.
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q A month ago potatoes were selling al
San Francisco for ten cents bushel.--
They cannot now be bought At retail in
Cincinnati for less than one dollar bushel,
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AN ACT


To amend the first and third sections Of an act
entitled ''an act to authorise the construction
of Turnpike Road upon the unfinished part
of the Cumberland Road, in the State Of
Ohio" passed March IA, 1858.
Be it enacted By the Geueral Assembly of III.
State Of Ohio:
That section one and section three, Of the az
entitled "an act to authorise the construction Of
turnpike road upon the unfinished part Of the
Cumberland Road in the State of Ohio passed
March 14th, 1858, be so amended as to read as
follows: That it shall be lawful for turnpike
companies, as provided by this act, which shall
hereafter, or which may now be organized un
der the laws of this State, for the purpose Of
constructing turnpike road upon, and along the
! line of the unfinished part of the Cumberland
road, from the western intersection of the Mad
River Valley Turnpike, with said Cumberland
Road, to the western line of this State, to enter
upon, hold, and use for the purposes herein pro-
vid-d, all the property interest and title, with,
in the limits of the county in which said compa.
ny is organised, which this State holds or owns
in said portion of said road by, and under the
act of Congress, approved January twentieth
A. D. 1858, whether such property or interest
of this State is in lands, bridges, culverts, en-
bankments, right of way or any thing whatev.
er. And it shall not be lawful for any company
person orpersons, to erect gate for the purpose
Of receiving toll, on any part of said road east
of the western intersection of the Mad River
Valley Turnpike Road with the Cumberland
Road, which has been completed and kept III re-
pair as aforesaid.
Sec. 2. That the third section of said act, be-
and the same is hereby so amended as to read
as follows: That in no event shall the State,
by reason of the privileges conferred by this act
become liable, or in any manner bound to pay
any damages to any person whomsoevcr, which
result from the abandonment or said Cumber.
land Road by the U. States, of from the privil.
| eges conferred by this act, but nothing in this
act contained, shall effect in any manner, the
rights of any person or persons claiming dam
ages for injuries either against the government
of the United State OF against any company or
gan.sed under the provision of this act, or undel
the provisions Of the act to which this is ar
amendment, nor shall any of the provisions Of
this act be SO construed as TO prejudice the rights
of the commissioners Of the county of Clark, o,
individuals and companies, either in their priv
ate or corporate capacity.
Sec 3 That the original sections one ant
| three, of the act to which this is amendment
be, and the same are hereby repealed
F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro TEN
May lst, 1854.
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ArDlroR'S 0EEICE,

AUDITOR SUFFICE,
Riehland County, Ohio, May 81, 1854. !
certify that | have read and compared the
above with the original copy, and find them cor
rect. JESSE WILLIAMS, Auditor.
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~ LIQUOR .AssAYERs." THE law
against he adul,eration of liquors, pro-
vides that the Probate Judge of each
county shall appoint competent chemist
whose duty it shall be 10 inspect and an
alyse all liquors for sale, al wholesale OF
retail, and pronounce upon their purity OIL
adulteration. We suppose, OF course,
that the inspector will have to taste all
the liquors they inspect. We know sew
eral men, in our village, who, if our view
Of the law be right one, would like the
Office, and if The very reddest kind of red
noses is any indication Of fitness, they
are well qualified. We can't speak with
certainty of their being eompe'en. chem
lists. but will assert that when it comes 10
deciding upon the merits Of liquor. they
are perfectly at home.
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US q Bit. Honduras, with earthquakes.
mahogany, fever, cholera, negroes, Span
iards and Indians, must come in. II will
be another step towards fulfilling our
Manifest Destiny.
But Mexico and Cuba are The points al
which our Manifest Destiny is sighting.
SanIa Ana is Un his last legs. He would
like 10 be Emperor, in imitation OF Louis
Napoleon, but unfortunately the people
are not as much in favor Of it as he is.
Alvarez is after him with sharp stick his
treasury is empty, The people dissatisfied,
in fact the country is afflicted with the
sgue, and must shake TO pieces. When
that occurs, Uncle Sam will step in and
stake up The fragments that none may be
lost" Mexico will make dozen very
fine states, and her people very good
Americans, in time, We shouldn't be al
all surprised to hear Of Santa Ana's stump
ing some district in that country, for Con-
gress, after this happens.
As regards Cuba, it is absurd to sup
pose that she can remain much longer
under the rule Of en- imbecile old mon-
archy like Spain. 1t is despotism too
near us. Monarchy, like the last kink
in a pigs tail, is more ornamental than
useful, and .he,sooner the continent is
free from it, the better. Therefore it is
our Manifest Destiny to take Cuba.
We repeat it, Senor Amanda was right.
Uncle Sam commenced on small scale,
but he has grown very fast,and not having
arrived at his full dignity is still growing
Upward is his only motto. Whenever
he gets "too big for his breeches." and
they burst. he takes patch from some o.
his neighbors to repair with. Hurrah fol
Manifest Destiny.
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Valuable Main-St. Properly for Sale.

6sa Hal very valuable ptop"rty Mnn st., oblique
AI ly opposite the Norvcl lousc fronting s25 icr,
running buck l32 feet. lHving thereon Brick Building
and Wooden Tenement, now commanding good rent
The central location aud the increasing demand for
business houses in this purt city, renders ii
the must valuable property On Main ST.
The owner hnving determined 10 sell great induce
will be offered those desiring To mike prof.
ahlc investment. For tltherr ertcunr- nppl, to
mug - NM II MDSBy nnc,'r
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FALL HARDWARE,


NIE nrc nov ia receipt of fresh stock ot Goods
w Consisting af
focke; aud Table Cutlery, of vntious patterns,
tiuns and listols-a hnndsomc assortment,
Building Murcrluls-4uch Loeks, Hinges, Screws,
Nails. &c.,-n large nssntlmeut.
Tools, fall descriptions for Carpenters BIneksmiths'
Mnchini-rs and farmcr-' u-c.
Together will general as-nrtnent of Foreign aud
Domestic Hardware suinht Ia TIN wants ot the city
and country trade.
Also, large nnd fresh -ec, of Suddlery liardwnte,
consisting Of Bu., Strups, Bueles. Se, sc; Coarh
Materials, Springs md Axle, Patent Lcntlcrlug Skin,
Serge, WrltinR, Whips, &c.
Our purchases huye been made direct from the manu-
hrturers in Europe aud Ameicn, upon favorable term.
Having had the experience oi % or 30 ycprs of the
wants of the country trade, we Halter onrsrlves upon
keeping the best Of Hardware suitable To the
demands of Virginia Tennessee and North Caroinn,
he found in any oue house IN the United eiates.
We most respectfully invite examination nC our
s1o'N a4 prices by merchants md others visiting this
mJkct-iicing the assurance that rHtiHty oven
the lnreost class Of customers.
SMllII & ROBERTS.
Importers of Hardware, No. - Penrl st.
N B.-Alwnys on hand; assortment nt huylor's
CASTSfEEL and Anchor BULIlNG CLOTHS
mug 21.dtl0 oct IS A. Il.
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VOL. 3.---NO. "A.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
SEPTEMBER 18th, 1854
Franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
MAIN ST, nearly opposite cabell House
Lynchburg, Va.


Lynchburg, Va.
Rospeeully invite the attention of THEN friends and
the public generally to their splendid stock of FALL
and WINTER CLOTHING, just received at that well.
known and popnlnr tientemen's Furnishing Esihblsh.
ment, the fR.sKLiN CLorn AND CLOTHING HousE
In purchasing their present supply the laest improve.
ments IN have been observed, and selections made
from the mportations Of Cloths eres
ahd 'esiihge, by their experienced agent. Mr.. Dixon
nilff aWonths careful examination. In ayle durnL1.
y "nd eheopne--, their stock ,urpnsscs anything ever
ntr"lnccd in this SECTION of country. Nearly the whola
ol haa been made their order under the eye of Mr.
Dixon and the greater part of having been purchased
tor cash they ARE enabled offer inducements To thos.
IN want of cheap, fashionable md lurnblc goods never
before mot with in this or my other market
fhoi stock of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES g. VEST
lNtS saso large, and such and beautiful aunl-
ies TINT poraona inspection only convey n proper
den Of their superior richness and beauty They have
employed the very hc. Of Workmen end ,us of Cloths
will be nude to order in Fourteen Hours. Those
irr ring I" purchase Goods Of tiom be made else
wi"rc, will have them free of charge.
The unprecedented success which attended their eff.
tofs during tho Spring and Summer. 10 please their
t'endsand the public make them hope confd emily for
like success during the Fnll and Winter.
Mopr Oh DotNa BUSINESS.
10 eeonome time, nbate enenl in the prices asked
'o '"ods viii be made, those asked the lowest
they can he sold nt. This will enable one salesman to
Il" The work oi two ON the old plan of asking third
more than they would bo willing to -ell for.
TO ST. jor CASH short time by special agree
ment-nnd not otherwise, which enables them TO buy
their Goods principally for cash. and 10 per cent cheap
er nn those ho buy credit 1t will also save from
io to 10 per cent for collecting, which enables them to
sell goodsot easttha much cheaper than those houses
which sell ON long time. GLASS " RAINE,
J. DIXON, Agent.
sep li-dScts
-, ~ Bedford Sentinel, Salem Register, W,theville
leleerarh' and ChrstiNnAburg Herald copyI month In.
idn iuI IN ,coHspicR5uay.
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LYNCHBURG WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20 1854.
RICHMOND

RAWLINGS n MILLER,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets
Richmond. Va,
nFFER f,r sulc To the trade full and desirable
~ stock of Groccres, Tens, Wines and Liquors, on
the usual terms. to pnnctual dealeis;
200 hhds Porto Rico aud New Orleans Sugar
200 bids New Orleans aud Sugar House Moess"t
800 bags Rio LaVuira, = ava aud Porto Rico Cofee
500 packnges Loaf, Crushed. Powdered and Cohoo
Sugars
100 packages Greeu aud Black Tcas, par, eNun hno
quality
900 boxes Soup assorted qualities. including hue
Fancy Sonps
300 boxes Adsmanne Candies
Madnno, Sherry Port. Malaga and Lisbon Wines
full assortment
Biandirs Of all qualities. pnrt finest Imported
Holland Gin, Janaica Rum; Sehicdam Schnal pa
Old Rye Whiskey, oi Robertsons celebrated brand
Rccicd Whi-kev.o OF our own brands. superior quaty
Champagne Wines. .various brands, including our own
importation
Nails Cumberland. Bfidrcton. and Old Dominion
bfanda
Sole Leather. Middle, Light md Heavy aud Good
Damaged
Bacon; Land. Cheese Rice
OIva Oh; Pepper Ali,riee; Ginfer Starch; Window
Glass
Indigo; Mustard; Macc Nntmees; Pickles
English Snuccs; Fwnc Wrapping PapeE Candle
Wick
la nted Buckets; Tubs Bruoms, Plough Lines
Bed Cords Maokerc; llcrrnes
Sperm Solar, Ianncrs' aud Machine Oils
Salt, Nincgni Clnverseed
Havana Cgnrs, a choice assortment Of best brands
Dealers visiting city will find their interest 10
examine stock Of goods before purchasing.
aug 81 d3hi
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

= ''FIFV INVT
Nlib Subscribers being anxious 10 arl out their stork
oi goods-in order to close up their Co partnership
will rom this dnc, offer n cir dosablc assortment
ni hoady mnde Cloihing Cloths Cassimeres and Vest.
1ngs, and Furnishing Goods. Mt and below Cost !!
We invite the attention of Country md other Mer
chnhts to our choice va I'd seeeon assuring them
o' our desire 10 Ac every everything in store on tho most
favorable terms
ANY perSon desirous Of fcommcnen,: thu Ololing bus-
nes' can now have nn opportunity of the desra-
blost"ck and stnnd in the city,
BIZ ia desirabn that all persons In ebted 10 ua
ny h"nd hoc, or open account should cnl mud settle
h7 soon rs posstbe, before we hund them for IL
lection. BAKER & CLAVEY
mug lots Corner Main and Market ats
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EW-YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-NOHk CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothins Establishment
Is Cortland street,

And cStending through the ehtie block forming
10 DEY STREET
lW Nlrgina Merchants visiting New York, We extend
our invitation tn call und examine our stock which
Ia particularly adapted Ia Southcrn trade. Those Of
our former patron need assure that our motto
Is ETrelsor. and to tthcrs would sny our III ia.
mud ever has been 10 sell goods the Price prn
spirit
With regard to the quality oi goods rs not too much
Ia that W. manufacture them wcll.aud in ns good
lnsic asihc most fashionable custom ostu lsllmcnt in
His any other mrkctnnd thus endeavor to do away
with the strong proodoc sfng in the rornmhn n
sanst denlng in aud usiur really nh Clothing. loaso
give early call test ,ur asseta. n,ar 9n-ts
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These vessels of the first class built in the city Of
Baltimore expressly for this trnde and have superior
rommodntions for passengers. They are commanded
by experienced Cap,ans, well qualified for the trade,
and who uill spare excrtion to accommodate They
will be tnwed up end down the rvers by steam and may
he relied o sail promptly rs advertized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find it to their interest to chip by this line,
freight will always he taken low by any other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NewYork give satisfaction.
Freight ID per whole, and II cents per r. y
Tobacco being about 50 per cent. less than charg'
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the Roa-
mond Fine Association by this line nt 3-s per cent.
We respectfully ask md hope ,G succeed in obtain.
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line TO NewYork will be for.
wnrdrd free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Charlcston, Savannah any other Southern North
crn port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York Berth No. Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRlE Richmond, } =
C. II. PIERSON, n. Y IS
No. 6 South Street.
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sNNURRIA. MASS EIQUORICE.
MO. ?, and Damaged PERUVIAN
To the Farmers of Virginia.

INASMUCH Us the price of Peruvian Guano has be
l. exorbitantly agh, we think ii to the interest of
the farmer Try any substitute that be had at less
than half price. We receiving new fertilizer, call
ed TAFEG which desire have tested. 1t is said to
contain all the properties Of Guano, except that it has
per less Ammonia In order to induce the far.
mel to give it trial the fall crop will sell it at
$23 per tom in small quantities; - per less than
the New York price in similar quantities. ~ Orders
promptly attended to. LEE & co, on the Dock,
ang 29.ts Richmond. Va.
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TWODAnYLINES


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FhSSENtiERS Tor the Sweet, Rod-Swcct,und W hite
Sulphur Springs lenvc lynchhurg dnily (Sundays
exocpted) Via Va, Tcun railroad u. m. conn. eli
Ing with our Coac es at BONSAGk'S DEPOT, nLd tn
Sweet and Red Springs evening; lcnvc morn.
ing after icHHlat breakfast, md reach White sulphur
Springs bv l. n. m. Rcturning lenvc White Su phnr
Strings III >, =. m, Iench Red nud Sweet Springs by
T. m leave Rcd and Sweet Springs next morning ni 4,
II. m, mud arrive in lynchbulR sume day 10y 7.p.m-
lenvc Lynchhutg duly (Sundnys eNccpted) via Va.
Tenn. H. H., AT =. connecting with coaches
Bousacks. nrryo ut fincnslle evening by dark
Lenve fncesllc at daylight ncM day aud arrive the
Sweet and Rod Sweet Springs To dinner, and to the
White SULPHUR Springs by p. n snme day. Return.
ing ense White Sulrm, Springs 5n IN, rcnch Fin
rnHtlr by m, leave fioeaslle at day irh connie,
Ing with the nj Bnnaaesa reach Lynehbufg by n.
Passengers assured hut this la the chenpest
most cKpcdiops and comfortable route 10 tho Springs
ltum Lynchbure.
Fare from lyuchhurg 10 Sweet and Red Sweet
Springs. ~ so from Iynchbrg To W hlc Sulphur 81 50
Extn Coaches furnished nl times ut Bonsack =
Depot 10 travel Us Pnrcs mny desire
july i-ts w. L. FARlSII& co
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s'rentcst Inducements to Buyers
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ENFER OFFERED IN LYNCHBURG
! Nov 10 be found Mt the Wholesale nnd Ret,a
Ooihine estoblishmen Soulh-wesi corner of Man aud
Mm,ot streets.
he Subscribers arc disposed clear ,ut their entire
stock et Summer Goods by the lst September and are
Offering extraordinary bargains cash or pronp short
fms @hgers. Those wishing anything in th. line mnv
still hhd n good assortment of thin goods nj price.
which the most economical will not grumbIe at
BURROUGHS, SHAFER Il Co
Clothing Baznarnnd Gentlemens' Quitting Tstbnt
Corn,r Main and Market sts.
July 29-ts
= ~ Wythevile Telegraph, Bedford Sentnel Salem
Republican, floyd lntrgencer and Fincnsiio Democrat
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Il. j. EOI.IAES

T.. =. EOI.kES
AS now ON exhibition nnd open fir the inspcerion Of
L lhe public, at his Wnrcrooms upper end Main a
uree md beautiful assortment of Furniture. His
stock embraces every nrtce suirnc for house keeping
from the nines md cheapest the finest nr;iee mnn-
uinclurr all made Of he best ma,rnl, by good work
men, after the latc'l nnd most Improved pnttelus
No rniDs excrnn will be- spared to give sntislac.
ton tu those who mny call on him
All woh sold Mt this house securely pnckcd free of
cia'g mud warranted /" go safe my distance.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses mnde 10 order Mt TN,
shortest notice, nnd on the most reasonable terms
scp'i - tn Rep. copy