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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
Alro third eougre / r,i Session.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.
The senata was principally occupied With the
discussion of The Nebraska bill. MIR. Wade, Of
Ohio. spoke at length IN opposition, concluding
by announcing the bill, aud predicting that ~
passage would rend The Union To fragments. lie
was replied to by Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, IL
substance a. follows:
liz said be would offer n few words IN reply To
the remarks Of the Senator which he cilaracter1z-
ed a. insulting and ahusive Of the institutions oil
the South. lie Then went on To argue upon the
onhl right of Shareholders To carry their
property 10 any territories of the L. States. lie
laid the Senators who were so clamorous for the
obseryan e of the compromise, vottd at the last
session to repeal the Fugitive Slave Law, which
formed a part Of the Compromise of 1c5O. The
Senator's threatenings as to the storm which this
bill would raise, were quite %poetical, and remind
ed him Of a very p%rofane anecdote with which he
became acquainted at the Mammoth Cave. Eve
ry one who entered that Cave, came out with
feelings 10 some extent poetical. On one coca
sion a man ON coming out rushed to the register
and recorded the following verse which he would
repeat without any excuse for or approval OF the
profanity:
Mammoth Cave Oh, what a spot
In summer cold-in winter hot!
Great God Almighty What a wonder!
General Jackson, hell and thunder!'
prolonged laughter.
He begged the Senator not TO threaten. Let
the Senator argue. but he 'implored him not to
fright II them. He said all the South asked for
was justice. He had always been opposed to
the Missouri Compromise; but was disposed to
submit to it until a returning sense o fduty should
induce the North to propose its repeal.
The proceedings of the House were of some in
terest. The Committee on Postage reported "A
bill in favor of abrogating all the present contracts
for carrying the European and Pa'ite mails
throwing the whole open to equal contract frJm
any of the Atlantic cities of the Union.
Bills appropriating SI0O,000 to be divided "a
mong the rescuers OF the passengers of the steam
or san Francisco were introduced in both Hous-
ps.
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ron yiRefSIAN.

Messrs. Editors ! have read with much in
tcrest the articles in your paper, by Mr.. HoL-
BROOK. on Agricultural Geology. The subject
IN itself is of very great Importance, and the
manner in which Mr.. II. treats il Invests il with
very great interest to all persons md especially
TO the young. ! hope it will be his pleasure 10
continue to furnish such articles for utilization.
The thought suggests itself that Teachers of
Schools could in no way spend the time to more
advantage, than by reading those short articles
to their pupils-say once a week, or as they may
appear in your paper. L rhaps Il little better
course would be to use them as reading exercises
in their schools. A FATHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

Equestrian STATUE OF WAsmNGToN.-We
learn from the Washington Star that the arrange
ments for makingt the equestrian.s statue of George
Washington, for which Congress made an Apr, =
priation of S50,OOU will soon be completed, Mr..
Clarke Mills having built n new studi nnl foun-
dry II few miles from the city, where he intends to
make the statue. The artist proposes to place it.
ON Pennsylvania avenue, fronting Centre market
aud in order to give the requisite spaee for the
pedestal, the market house could he removed back
nearer the canal,
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Lynchburg Dorcas Society.

The annual meeting of the Lynchburg Dorcas
Society was held in, the basement # 18th Street
NJ. E. Church, on Monday. 10Th December, 1853.
The meeting was opened with prayer, hy Rev.
DIR. Lee, who was present by invitations, and Rev.
j. f. Edwards was requested by the f. D.. to act
as Chairman.
The annual reports of the Board of Managers
and Financial Committee were read and adopted,
and on motion,
ReSotred. That the Editors of the city papers
be requested to publish them.
The collection taken up on the day of the an
niversary Sermon, Sll6.24 cents, was reported
by the +. d., who acted as representative of the
Treasurer. and subscriptions received from mem
bers to the amount of S3l 90.
The Society then proceeded to the election of
officers, which resulted as follows:
Mrs. john NJ. WARWICK, First Directress.
Mrs. JAMES GARLAND, Second Directress,
Mrs. l.. ID. CHRISTIAN, Treasurer,
Mr.. j. l.. Brown, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

CRoMwELL.-A person in England, lately rum
aging among his family documents, found writ
ten ON the back of an old deed some words midi
eating ii at Il pot of gold was buried in a certain
pace in the garden. 1t was ut first regarded as u
hoax, but On digging in the spot, an iron pot came
to light, containing fifteen thousand guineas, and
"A scrap of parchment much decayed, ON which
was written; ''The devil shall have it sooner
than Cromwell
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The Ex0ress.

G.. Woodville Latham. the Senior editor of the
Express. hns become sole proprietor of that jour
ma, by the purchase If the interests held By
Messrs. Voolfolk & johnson. Mr.. l.. ha- given
abundant evidence Of his capacity to conduct the
Express with talent. judgment. aud efficiency,
and We cordially rec,procate the compliments
aud nod wishes, he has recently expressed to-
wards onrselves.
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MARRIED

In this city, on the 9Th instant, bv p... i,
Prichard, Mr.. JAMES b. CnR1sTIAyy ne', J
CO., Va, and Miss FANNIE, daughter Of M n'
fred Mays, decd. Mr.
Richmond Wing please copy.
on the 9Th inst. by the Rev. JoL. ,
wards, Mr.. GILBERT A. MuLNrp os I pp1 L.
to Miss NANCY f. COFFEE of this c;,r p'o'o'd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

The Cleveland Herald addresses this to oil
bachelors: 'lf our Maker thought it wrong f r
Adam to live single when there was not a woman
on earth, how criminally guilty are old bachelors,
with the world lnll of pretty girls" We hope
our neighbors of the Republican and Express
will think of it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

RAILROAD lRoN.-lhe British borquc Eliza,
Durkee, master the ship May Queen. schofeld,
master, and the barge Bertha, Stlnart; MASTER
all from Cardiff, arrived at Port Walthall, Va,
on Friday last. laden with iron TO WIN, b. Isaacs.
agent for the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

The baltimore American says, the purchases
of United States Stock, mnde at the Treasury
Department during last week, show that the Sc
cretary's bid is no longer tempting enough To
draw out these Government securities from the
hands of private holders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

The Baltimore sun snys, the New York
lizards resolved. in general committee, ON
Thursday evening, TO go for Douglass bill, and
the "Soits' in rnmmuny llall, not to be %outlonc,
passed II series of re olutions, on the same eve
ming, declaring for the compromi-, of 1850, and
in favor o. allowing the people of the several ter
ritories TO DECIDE the question of slavery for
themselves. They rejected n resolution, howey-
en- in favor of the repeal OF the Missouri oompro-
mise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

Col. Benton is reported to have said to IA friend,
white eonyersing on the Nebraska question.
douglas, sir, is politically dead, sir. If he
fail to carry his bill the South will kick him in
the rear, sir and if he does carry it the North will
beat his brains out, sir"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

We learn with regret thai The fine hr.ok dwel
ling of Mr.. John Ilainilton.in lsockbridge county
was burnt on Monday last. with the greater part
Of hi. furniture. The fire was purely accidental.
Mr. IIamilton's loss eannnt, we presume. be less
linn iIree thnnsnnd dnllnre.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

The FOLLOWING SALES OF STOCKS were made
IN this city yesterday > shares Lynehburg and
Campbell C.. II. Turnpike, ut $50 90 , do. James
River and kanawha Canal, at SO 90; ) do. Far
mcr's Bank, at Sill 62b.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

The Washington correspondent of he Balti-
more American says, the members ri the Sen
ate friendly to the Nebraska bill have had anoth-
er caucus, and il i understood that the bill will
be further modified by striking out the clause de-
elaring ih" Missouri Compromise "superccdcd.'
and substituting therefor the distinct proposition
to repeal The net If lS2U, in terms. The prupo--
ed movement Is kept someAhnt secret, but there
is little doubt, that It's substantially as above
suggested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

This book Is having IA great run-seven cdi-
tons having been called for in the first seven
weeks OF ITS pnhltcation-a success uDpr6ccdent-
ed, we believe, i'll the history Of Southern liiera-
ture.
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antiial Jas. River Canal. S,.w1a

FARE FROM LYScHBURo. FARE FROM LYsffBcl
10 acknowledges s. 80 To Laxinetou"...sY
o charlottesville. , SO 70 Natural Bridge. J
20 Cumherfd L. II ) % To But hauan, 49,.
OUR PACKET BOATS leave L~yncbblrg lady
y P. NJ. Sundays exeepie,i, and arrive in Ricimd
second day at 8 A. M connecting there " III TIN Nof
err aud ) utfIern Cars, lca,i . at A NJ aid Si1
Bouts dow u the river, leaving al 6 A NJ. In Ly1
burg upper VIII be provided on the Buat' hr pa1
ger+cul.ins in on the Tennessee taiiruud cars.
Passe gers for charlottesville Will he ihe u
daN's, hurs,iuy'> aud Saturday > Boat. artiy' in Sa1
vile next day at ia A.. 4 ,nnd in Charlottesville a
The b 'at for LeAingt II, Natural Bri!gr aud Bo
nm, viii leave Lynchl,mg NJ. nda,s, Ncdne,da"
tiiduy~. al 50 A NJ. Returning, leave buchanan VI
daJs "Wednesday, aud Fridays al % A NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND X DAFEAPoklI
e. cL. Al.
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nam i good woiks, and i Iksly :
not ''the p.aise of the whole enr,L. - o'eae
~ OF the city of her nativity. And :. en-.
ct faith, we look through the vista &c sith The.
r%atIons, and behold the spirit If on ,atefta,
s'rs, descending successfully from ffes
daughter. rs long "a our beloved / w.. aofhr
eontain suffering poor unes IL as.t., a9Hsl
dren 1T PauPerisna TO rescue from ion, a#
crime. 'sn"fats !
The noble contribution at our la.
spoke IN unmistakable language IA IL ap1a'as
your Managers, and by their hands ha hfarj
g~laddening the homes of the nooy- gone
streams OF living water in a desert 80
The Committee appointed to expm.naat'
OF the Secretary and Treasurer. nresa .nt
lowing report: PRESENT Tie
Balance in the Treasury, July 1850
fuoiic collection at 18th Street NJ. F 81
Chureh,
subscriptions of members.
D~oiauohs,-
s2a1
Amount expended,
Repalning IN the Treasury. Dec. 10 -, 99
ELIZABETH GIAJ
The Express, Republican and hs0s
please copy. 'oNeae
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

The AMERICAN MINISTER ~ CmNA.-The
New York Times contains letters relative to the
proceedings of the American Minister, Mr.. Mar.
shall aud Consul, Mr.. Cunningham, in the pres
ent contest. Tn Chief Of the Chinese insurgents
charges that he American minister aud consul
have taken sides with the imp riaIists. The IN
sn gent general, Lew le-chenn, makes this charge
in letter addressed to the consuls of Great Brit
ain, France, Portugal, Prussia, and Hamburg.
He charges that the American consul, Mr..
Cunningham, removed the guns and ammunition
from the slip of war Antelope to prevent them
from falling into his hnnd~. In a note to MIR.
Marshall, the consul explains II transaction where
by he mndc n loan 81 $500 To u Chinese linguist To
pay off rnilorr and artizans employe ed on the Ante
lopc,and took The guns, &c.,a security. In a let
ter, Mr. Marshall states that it il his purpose TO
perform punctilliou.ly every obligation assumed
by the Unitrd States by treaty and Ia refrain
from embarrassing the public administrator Of
Chinese affairs by throwing unnecessary oasta
clcs in the way.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

The Richmond Dispatch pays the following
parting tribute 10 our late associate, Major j. {.
Shields. We need not say That We endorse aud
unite in all thal it znys OF a gentleman of Whose
intelligence. energy, courtesy and integrity, WI
have bud 50 many proofs
TIM IYNCnBuLG NILGINIAN.-We observe hy
an announcement in the l.Nnehhtrg tifginian.
of Feb. Il. that Alai. J. &. Shields haS writhdrnwn
from the proprietorship Of tiut able and popular
journnl. and the business If the csiahli IL cnt
will hereafter he conducted by Mrssrs. Mcdonald
q Peters. While extending Ia the new prupric.
tnrs our most since, S""d "is,i,~, -, -. 10, r..
greet the withdrawal Of "A gentleman whose ,op-
ulnrity j. c"-cNtensiyc with his success in the
management of Inc business cnnccrnso of the Jir-
giHiaH. H. lis retirement leis c%crtainl, nccoin
panied hy the esteem Of all bis late contrlnpora-
rlrs.
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oAiee. N all not les than a dozen III f,a. Fl.
poses. His amendment prevailed.
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GLADE Spring AND Laurel TURNPIKE.

Mr.. Barnett called up and Mr.. Tate explained
a bill to incorporate the Glad Spring and Lau.
rel Turnpike Road. Ayes 21-Noes 6. Not a
constitutional majority in its favor. So the bill
was rejected.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, the vote wns recon
sidered, and the bill was laid on the table.
ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE RAIL.
ROAD.
Mr.. Funston called up and explained a bill to
authorize u special subscription by the corpo.
rate authorities of the city of Washington, to the
stock oftIe Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad Company. 1t passed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

AMELIA AND CUMBERLAND PLANK
Mr.. Thompson called up and explained a bill
to incorporate the Amelia and Cumberland Plank
Road Company. Ayes 26-Noes IL. SO the bill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

WnEELING.-The following resolution was n
dopted last week by the City Council of Wheel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

ON BJsu. NRCE SEED OATS
~ tH -ale ~.
i.b DlLLARD s. OGDEN
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c NOTICES
LADIES FAIR l-wssb;,....,

The Lndies, M"mbsr~. ami frirnd- nf IIn'ahD
dist PIolestani Church. will hold a FAIR ne Nh
commencing Tuesday even ug The 2ls, ; ~" IA
22nd a hot dinncr will be pre- AIRED sni,,b,a r IN
casion. The three rooms in the bn.en,n, - pt
Church wi he occupied-rue of them T. ne "
the meat tables. where ey ryIhing will he SCI
Nh" nee, oIder. r. e La les wish 10 inn rove ,beiat
ri Worship. ani hope fora liberal patronagq r.
Fair nnd Feat. promising something unusn,p. = II
ing in bo'h departments. The ronms na 'na IN
com,n"dion. and will u respects be cry a.,@a'
feb ~ dtoDieL "s''eae
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'Resoired, That this Council will not grant
license for the sale of Intoxicating liquors. under
any circum stances"
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fs 4. a. SEN, EGa "a ..,s. .U.-,
L'a " IA 'F''1tr'stu.e eur r,tpi On the / i ri + .u
airy ~ II, SrtNcrew tl ,4ivr les MI
sic. ~ Form, as e,etol,te.
Jun aa d2w
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General assembly d Virginia.

TUESDAY,,

TUESDAY. Feb. q. 1854.
CAMPBELL AND BETHLEHEM PLANK ROAD.
Mr.. MeDearnon called up n bill To i%ncorpor-
ate the Campbell aud Bethlehem Plank Road
Company.
Nj. Dtnrale explained the bill. and the roll was
called. Ayes 27-Noes g. So the bill pass
nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

Auction Card.-Thc safe of Mr. r. p II
Household and Kitchen Furniture will tols Il. y
mnrnu g. "A, his residence an 4ih Stree, =, ~
pre- isely. C RICHARD HELPS
feb 10 II a.
~ Any I" rSon Wishing tn be nereeubly .iispn,5.I
III Using one of The mnny Hair LOTIONS. can 6oj nj
>on'S American Hair Restorative. at d R Iyubl
by the nse OF which new hair can be grown a, ID
now bald. Price, 81 O0-in large bottles.
tpb 10 Iw
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farmers Work.

To take good care Of stock during the storm
and cold winds Of Winter, in providing well
for theySwsntsa yites taes
Sheep and lambs should receive special care
Fencing iimber should be prepared SO that Il
may Be used a. soon as the ground becomes
settled in The Spring. Wood should be cut ANT
piled away FOR use in Summer, so that its pre-
sioue and busy hOurr may not be disturbed BY
the house keepers cry for more wood GraiI
should be threshed out and takentc Market
AlltooIs, minus tooth, handle. &C.. should h,
Pot N good order, that no time may be los
whom they are called TO labor. Apple tree
should be pFHned in the latter part Of Februa
~. When Spring arrives do not forget t.
plant out quantity cf ornamental trees aroun'
your buildings. IS we'll as large supply Q
srery lind d fruil trees.
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NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Dagnerrfotp tppe
MINI A 7 u R ES

The subscriber having taken rooms in N. Bur.
GERS Building, Caro- lton, Ohio. For the pur-
pose. of taking Dagnereotype Lkenesses, would
respectfully inform the citizens of this place that
he is now ready Of accommodate such as may
wish correct Lkenesses OF themselves, their chi.
dren, or friends. As he has been in the business
for nine years, and has first rate apparatus (Ger.
man, he Aatters himself able to pease all by ma.
king pictures which for boldness and softness o
tone, and life-like appearance. cannot be excelet
by any in the State. Pictures set in Lockets
Breastpins, Finger-r ngs &c No charge made
where perfect satisfaction is not given. Cal
moo.
Pictures taken on cloudy as well as clear 8
r. S. BROWN
Carollton, March. I'd, 1854 H.
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Cheap 5a00l1D,
DuG,s Mercantile College.

Pittsburgh, PeRnd.
ESTABLISHED in 1910 Incorporated by
the legislature of Penna, with perpetual Charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon. ]. BUCHANAN, Hon. w. II. LowR1E.
WIN. WILKINS, Z" CHARLES MAYOR,
Moses HAMPTON Z" G. J. X. MooRHEAD,
FACULTY
p DUFF, Principal; Author Of "The North
American Accountant" Professor of Book
keeping and lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
N. B. HATcH, Esq, Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor of Commercial Law AMI Political
Economy.
JoHN, p. TRACT, from London (one the best
penman in the Union J Professor of CONNER.
and Ornamental Penmanship.
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Professor of Matherna'
ties.
This is considered the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States, occupying ! spacious Lecture
Rooms. The course oftraining in Book keep
ing is complete. Daily Lectures are delivered
to the classes on Commercial Law, Politica
Economy and Commercial Science What car
be said Of the talents and experience Of the Pnn
cpal as practical Accountant as Teacher
and and as an Author, will be found in th'
College Circular.
DyFF's Bookkeeping, Harper's edition
price 81 so postage q cts, 1.-THE most per
feet end comprehensive in the English Langu
age"
DUFF'S Steamb boat Book keeping, price s
postage 0 cts, "a perfect system for such Boo
anG Accounts"
DUFF'S Com mercial Calculations, pric
! so cts.
Esg Send foi Circular by mail.
dec. 16.
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NOTICE.

The State Of Ohio, Carroll County,
VIM. Baxter, Admir- .....
Willis deceased,
Joseph Willis e, ais.
TO Joseph Willis, supposed to reside in Jack
son county, ohioS Elizabeth Knowles, inter-
married with Pierson Knowles, Of Jefferson,
county, Ohio; Sarah Scott, intermarriea with,
Joseph Scott, Of Allegheny County, Pa Ma
ria Biddle, irterlaarried with - Biddle of
MARSHALL county, Va; John Willis, COlumbi-
ana county, Ohio; James Willis, State Of lndi--
ana; Grace Brown, married to - Brown.
Hancock county,, Va; Nancy Bailey intermar-
ried with Lloyd Bailey, Hancock county, Va.;;;;
Melipda, (daughtsn of deoedent) married to a,
man whose name is. unknown, Of Allegheny
county, Pa; Martha Householdes iatermarri-
ed with - Householder, Jefferson county,
Ohio; Isaac Willis, minor, Benjamin Wills,-
a minor, and Margaret Abrams, intermarried
with Wilson Abrams, alb Of Jefferson county,
Ohio; who are all children and heirs and legah
representatives Of Isaac Willis deceased
You are hereby notified that, on the eSth
day of January 1854, said Administrator, fled
his petition in the Probate Court Of Carroll co.,,
Cbio the object and prayer Of the Petition i:'
to obtain an order Of sale, &c., on the ends
Monday Of March, next, 18Th March, for the
sale Of the following property in Augusta tP.,.
Carroll county, Ohio, Of which Isaac Willis.
died seized. to Wit THE South half, Of tho
Northeast quarter, of section nine (s) in tp',.
fifteen. (l5) of range Eve t6)' containing 'ev- W
enty seven acres more or less, ana Delng ine
same on which he resided al the time o. MA
death. VAN BROWN AI
Feb.s, 1854. .4t.-pr fee 1915. fOrPsFr-
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]. B. MORRISON
II. MORRISON
Drlltistrn.

H. & B.MoRRISO N respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Carrollto, and vicin-
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEU3ENVILLE, OHIO.
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper-
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No 1870 Fourth st., north of Market,
Steubenville, Ohio.
Thew will visit Carrollton several times during
The year, Of which notice will be given.
June is, 1853.