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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03
HOT AIR vENTILATING FURNACE.

We inUite particular attention to NEW and
COMPLETE VENTILA TING FURNACE,
differing materially from all others heretofore in use and
combining Economy, Durability, Simplicity and Great
PODer.
1t presents immense radiatng surface which forms
part of the fire chamber that the of heat
is obtained at much less expense Of fuel than by any other
arrangement and sufficient warm and pure air Is sup
piled for the largest dwellings, at comparatively trng
cost II is adapted IN all classes of public aud private
build ngs and possesses pecuarities well worthy the at
tenon Of all 10 want Of the VERY BEST FURNACE.
From its peculiar constructions Il will never crack nor
allow smoke gas to escape into the air
objections to most other Furnaces in use.
Also, New Furnace, expressly designed for burning
wood. Having but one joint 1t is warranted to smoke
and TO give more heat with less fire. than any other pat
tern
Also, Portable Furnaces,-nine azes--Ponds Ranges,
Mantes, Crates, Registers, yentilators &c.
POND n DUNCKLEE,
So, 81 4 SO Blackstone street, Boston,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03
WORCESTER DAILY sPY..sATURDA
Boston advertisements.
Read the Medical Lighthouse before consulting the Doctor
OVER SIXTEEN THOUSAND GASES CURED OF CON-

N NiO''' H'sheiiOuse pelIIe consulting the DOCTOR.
OVER SIXTEEN THOUSAND CASES CURED OF CON-
SUMPT ION.
Jonathan Howe, East Boston; Mrs Abby NJ Ward
Dedham Mass, cured of consumption; Mrs Avira Rich
worcester Mass, cured of bleeding lungs colsump-
ton; Miss Josephine Moor, Worceste Mass cured of
consumption; Dennis Comfy, Worcester Mass cured of
consumption; Elijah Hammond, Worcester, Mass cured
OF desperate case of cOnsumpon Mrs. j. P McKelips
Charlesown, Mass cured of enlargement of the heart
Mr. and Mrs, Ebert Eaton Charestown cured of heart
disease; William Peters Charestown cured of enlarge
ment the heart; Mr.. NJ Collins, master mecharic Low
ELL Mass, cured of water about the heart; Harvey Harris
horn of Southbrdge, Mass cured Of short breath and
heart disease Mrs Abba johnson, Lynn Mass cured of
heart diseases Jos Herick Beverly Mass cured of heart
disease; Rebecca Trask Beverly Mass cured of cancer
GUS tumors having had them cut wtthe knife twice
to no effect; Mrs A. Roy, SO Cedar street Chelsea Mass
cured Of heart disease; Stephen D. Yates blacksmith
Lawrence, Mass cured OF dreadful consumption; W H.
Wright, Providence l., cured of consumption; Ehen
odion, Rye, N H., cured of the lip; and thou
sands of Others ladies and gentleman of responsibility
throughout the United States of every possible kind of
disease having been great sufferers from one to forty
years
DR.. H. X. ROOT, the celebrated Lung and CoEsumptive
Physician, author of the peoples Medical Lghthousen
inventor OF the nalbe Lung Barometer from 52 Broad
way, New York. invites the attention of the sick and af
hlced ahorng under any the various forms of disease
OF the Lungs, Heart Stomach Liver, Kidneys Womb and
Blood, and all incurable cases, fully in the laws of
death, come up fat haathy, and good rs new by the mas
terly power OF DR.. Roots medicines The Doctor is effect
America. word to the wise is sufficient At Marlboro
Hotel, 229 Washington street, Boston.
u Advice and examination free of charge.
jan30 dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

CLAIMS AGAINST u. s. GOVERN
~ MENr FRENCH Sr0LIATI0NS PRIOR To 1900.
THOMAS PEMBER, No. 1 D DOnne 81. Boston,
will prepare Memorials Arguments, and Evidence, to be
presented to any Board OF Commissioners established by
Congress- either to adudcae upon the French spolaon
Claims or any Tiers off general char He will also
prepare cases for presentation TO Congress- and will pro-
Gu Pensions, Bounty Land, Extra Pay Remission Of
Fines, Return Of Duties &C. from the Departments Of the
General Government
Mr.. PEnBER has been engaged In the practice Of this
business for the past Ave years, at Washington D. c.
References given when required. d3m jan29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

Z ABAN OCH-MANUFACTURER OF
AZ Robbins and NP00LS of every description for Cot
ton WOODEN, and Silk Factories Also Chisel and Anger
hanHes Table Legs Hubs and job Turning of every de-
scrlp' M done at short not;e Shop South street. Fitch
burg. Mass. d&w1v -
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
pHECIAL NOIICE.
READ 1T EVERY ONE.
COMPREHENSIVE AFFAIRS TO RE
SETTLED, AND
DIVIDEND DECLARED,
New Books for the New Agreement 10 be
Opened the 1st day of 1855.

PAY UP! PAY UP!!
ALL PERSONS having unsettled accounts with the
SUBSCRIBERS on the old books, requested pay up
promptly the first week in January before the 10th or
l5h of the month"; they will not be allowed to have an
account with us hereafter and we shall take the earliest
opportunity to the amounts due us from every de
linquent, after the above dates.
Anpersons who pay their accounts promptly, will not
De called upon but twice year for viz: the first
Of January and July of each year. All accounts will be
presented for Payment at those dates without regard TO
dates OF purchase In order conduct business sue
cessluy and to enable US to Offer Goods the lowest
Cash Prices we must have prompt payment. This fact
every person in the community will acknowledges and il
for this reason that we have DECIDED that the future
we must have the cash at the time OF delivery unless The
above terms of payment can be cheerfuy compiled with
No clerk in our employ will be allowed to open any new
nccounts All credits must be consented by Of the
proprietors
We shall keep all our Goods marked ut the lowest cash
value without regard to their at the time of purchase
Janl df d. L. HARD0N CO.
WORCESTER LYCEU M.-Thg Course
Wv Lectures for the Winter of lS54-5 will commence
on the 9th of November at the Civ HnII, and be-
continued as follows, Wis
55h Feb. l,-Geo, W. Curtis, Esq. New York
9th Feb. lS'--Rt isey. John H. Hopkins, Bur
eth Mar. 1,-Rev. i. ii. Chaplin, New York.
10th Mar 5,-lion Horace Greeley, New York.
Tickets for the Course may be obtained Of the Treasu
rer at the bookstores, ami Of john Gray Librarian ale
Worcester Bank Block, at the following prices;
Gentlemen, 81; Ladies' so cents. Single Lectures
l21 cents, to be paid ut the door.
All purchasers Of Tickets will be entitled 10 the use Of
the Library, containing abou 400 volumes Of valuable
Books, FOR the whole year.
The doors will be open at T. and closed at "a o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, President
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary
CHARLES WmrE, Treasurer.
Worcester, November 1864 dtf MS
MO CkSTER * NASHUA RAILKO1D
Wv COMPANY B0NDS-To meet the Bonds Of this
Company, payable in May next, they offer for sale
Bonds OF new Issue. In pieces not less than $500 each
pay able In 1860 1865 the purchaser may elect with
interest at the rate OF six per emit per annun payable
sem-annualy at the Worcester Bank. Holders of the
Bonds payable In May next are hereby notified that they
exchange the same for Bonds OF the new issue
and respectfully invited to do so give early notice
Of their intention Of doing These Bonds are secured
by Mortgage Of all the properly Of the Company and
are perfectly safe aud Of ycnient security,
wneesssr, oct. %, 1854 dt rs
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S Q M E Il HIN Ct N E WI
THE HELION LIGHT!
BY WOLSTRNHOLNE
Warranted More Brilliant tl,nu Gas!
PORTABLE AS ETTrTnt SAPr Ic orr

warranted More Brilliant than Gas!
PORTABLE AS FLUID SAFE AS OIL!
AND CHE APER THAN EITHER!!!
The Manufacturer claims that one of these Lamps gives
sac tunes he light Of an ordinary doublwck fluid amp
for one cent per hour. ~
q. G. MUNGER respectfully announces to the citi-
Eens OF worcester and vicinity that he has opened depot
IN hlchmonds Block, 263 Main street, No. Up Stairs
where the Lamps and Oil for this beautiful light can he
had in any quantities. and fluid or other lamps adated
TO the use Of this light, at short notice.
Also, Wostnhomes Files, in every variety for sale at
the same place. diff d.
STEWART & KILGOUR, CJJTLERS
~ AND GUN MAKERS No. Central Street, Wor-
Jester MdSs return their Sincere thanks to the citizens
tt worcester and vicinity for their liberal patronage and
nope rom the long experience they have had the trade
hnd strict attention to business, merit continuance OF
their fayors.
,.s. 81 Ms "A AND PISTOLS,
made to order; CUTLERY of all kinds made 10 order
Cutlery and Gun Work made and cleaned.
LOCKS repaired ana lifted with keys. large assortment
" Keys kept always hand Jobbng of all kinds strict
" attended to, and warranted give satisfaction All
WORK DONE not giving satisfaction, will be made perfect
free Of charge
~ Business hours from in the morning. till s in the
evening. mvq iii
as. CUSTOM BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
~ No. 10 Mechanic street. Worcester
The Subscribers have taken the shop lately occupied as
Adams Express Ohce, where they will make to order
Mems sewed and pegged Boots and Shoes of all kinds
Old boot tops new footed with Kip Calf Pa Leather
reasonable terms.
Also, rubber sol ing and all kinds of repairing done nj
short notice All work done at shop warranted TO
give satisfaction, both in style aud durability.
wM. B. HALE
Janlo dom s. p HALE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS
CAUTIOUS.
by ALEXANDER PUTNAM

BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
AUCTION Rooms No. GO and IS Main Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &o.-o On
a SATURDAY.,
at O'Clock P. M, al Once,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture compris
Tug Carpets, Sofas Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
Beds Hair and other Mattresses, Looking Glasses Clocks
Table C1tery and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
S. NJ. BEDDING, Salesman.
A UCTIONEER'S NOTRCE.-Tfe under.
IA signed having had more than six years Experience
IN the Auction business in connection with w. SEIBY
would offer anew his services the public for tue sale of
tea Estate and Personal PROPERTY ia any part OF The
Ciy or County Particular attention given to sales of
Real Estate, and Furniture at private residences He
Wu also attend to the apprasng of all kinds of property
Il. W. VAIL, AuctiOneer,
sZi dom Office 256 Maih-street. Paine's Block.
ENXECUTOR'S SALE.-WiIl be sold at Public
IA Auction, Tuesday, Feb. 9th. at the dwelling
house OF the late Frederic W. Gale, Esq. on Chestnut
Street, all the household furniture of the late F. W. Gale
now IN tad house, consisting in part of one Chickering's
Pano Easy Chairs one very nice Extension Dining Ia
bic Bed Linen, Crockery, and Glass Ware and great
variety Of articles too numerous to mention Sale will
commence at O'Clock A. NJ Terms Cash.
Also on Thursday Feb Sh, will be sold at Public Auc.
uon, ~ horticultural Hal, the Paintings, Medallions
vera Antique Vases Candesticks &c belonging to the
late f. W. Ga, Es' The paintings will on exhibition
al the above named Hall, Wednesday afternoon and
on the morning of sale Sale commence at IL o'cuck
Terms cash Catalogues on the morning of sale
ALEX. PUTNAM IL S. NJ. REDDlNG
By order of JOSEPH SARGENT, |
s. b. |. GODDARD, executors
lan3l dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

e fOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The sub
~ scrbrrs have this day formed copartnership under
the name OF WHITE GLEASON, and will continue the
Grocery business at No rs southbdge street. where NAV
be found general assortment of Family Groceries, which
VIII be sold at fair lrces and delivered in any part of
the city JONAS WHITE.
EDWIN GIEASON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

kISSOLUFlON.- The Copartnershp heretofore
AP existing between William c. P. Clemence and joel
b. Hunt, unjer the name of Cenence Hunt is this day
dissolved by mutual All debts due the concern
may be paid to Vim. P. Clemence who will continue
the business at the old stand.
WM C. P. CLEMENCE
Worcester, Dec. 49, 1854 diff dos
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Worcester, Nov Ssh, 1854
Noticc'-A persons indebted to the subscriber pre-
7ous to Oct lst are requested to make immediate pay
mt Jonas VIII nj
n22 d;stf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

H. b. jerks will continue the manufacturing business
at his building, where the books the late firm may
be found H. b. JENKS
G. + CULVER will continue business at the old stand of
Gullver Il jerks GEO. + CULVER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

W LEI'-Two front offices in Piper's Block;
IL IN the I'd, md one in the Sd story Apply at
uo diff SPUR & LEWISiS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

'NHOS RENT. "A HOUSE near the Junction Machine
= ohop. inquire OFF. BACON, No. l Central Ex-
SAAte'5S'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03
MACULLAR. WILLIAMS &c co
21I biner,a block. Mini, Stront

Mooney. MONEY, NIONEY.-Any man
IfA that wants Coat pantaoons, Vest, or anything
else IN the Clothing line would do well invest his money
with f. d. DUDLEY No WORCESTER Housg BLocK
MS he has large assortment of Winter Clothing which
WIN De sold at Auction prices, from dae till Goth March
HIS Winter Stock must be closed out on or before that
lime. DIFF ,anfo
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90 Ect.

gF:55@s 10 LET.-A tenement of seven rooms No On
Isi,, Grove street Rent 500 For further infarma.
44-sSs ton, inquire of LYMAN HOWE, Court Mills
janis ar iS'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02
A,,o ailments for MI Claiborne.
To the Patrons OF the VirgilEap

After tho 81 day of April, we have deiermin-
ri Ia issue the country NIRGlSIAN three fines n
week. instead n twice This arrangement will
enable rs to reproduce in the Tn ,rcekly form
tho whole contents n the paiv iesnes. At pres
on. arc compelled to strike from each number
at the Daily two te Ihree columns Of reading
E,atter--cnough a. furnish another publication n
week. The proposed change will rive our conn.
try resdcTs from twelve 10 SIXTEEN columns of
matter week: nov thrown away after having
been used in the Daily. The increased cost 10
- IN paper, ink. wcnr of material, &c. renders
slight advance in the price of the country pa
per neeessary--We shall therefore in future
charge SJ-a sum less in proportion. than the
present charge. by 81 We do not expect to
rcaze any profit from t--and make the acrn-
tim under belief that il will be preferred by
our patrons Should the Arrangement fail 10
give satisfaction. or be found to work dsadyan-
tagcously. we can at any time rccur TO the pres
ent one The publication days will be Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
MCDONALD 4 PETERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

The National Intelgencer says, "lf there had
been no previous disposition to prolong the Eu-
ropean war there was enough in the exhibition of
public feeling in Great Britain upon the recep-
tion of the news of the Emperor's death to in
flame the Young monarch. The rejoicing was
in bad taste, and far from being in accordance
with the dictates of generous and manly spirit.
1t was impolitc too, if there was real desire OF
peace. The present Emperor could not but have
experienced the emotions of wounded affection
and pride in finding savage feeling of exultatlon
exhibited over the death of his father and he will
doubtless adhere tenaciousy to the policy OF his
predecessor. 1t is not altogether characteristic
of British chivalry to evnce satisfaction at the
death of gallant adversary, and the momentary
impulse must, we sure. have been succeed
ed by feelings Of modification and regret"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02
Arrivals at the Washington House

UP TO TnREE O'CLOCK SATURDAY.
w. W. LEFTWlCH,. -..-........P Proprietor;
+ l. Reynolds, Franklin, Ed r Page. Campbell
c II; j l. Bernard, Henry; VIM Strptoe. Bed
fmd Jno Thomas, AppomattoN: Roht i Clio,
Galveston, Va; W G Rowles, de-; VIM + Hardy,
Danville; j Dinwiddie, Jr., Campbell, VI IA Rice,
Giles Il a Harris, Mo; VIM l. Rice, University
of va; b L Robertson. Franklin, NJ pannill. Lees
vile; j 10 Mcclure, Franklin; Jas NJ Pcndeon
Stickleyyle, Va; Henry Eusfou, phila; J =
Burgh, Btctourt; + liolcomh, Granville Mass
VIM Z Davis, Petersburg, Peter Howe Putnam:
VIM Steenbage Saratoga Springs; W W Cit,
Montgomery; Jno Maze; Allegheny Sptings; W
+ Rhodes, Va; llir>h, Sal, IN; Jno Hakia Put
nam; } ! NOEL. Bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

Rev. Mr.. Bcnison, who lately lost slave in
Columbus, Ohio, IN which place he was compel
led to stop for a short time, has published aletter
detailing the manner in which he was robbed by
the abolitionsts. Tho particulars of this
have already given. Mr.. Denison concludes his
letter by telling the fanatics who engaged in
their oisgaceful proceedings, that 1.-THE adherence
of Shareholders to their rights of person and pro-
porty lie stronger than all their political prefer
ences or Combinations; whether as Wings, Dem
ocrats or Know Nothiugs, even as citizens of
the United States; but ifthrough incessant mach
nations against these rights. patriotism itself
should give way to the Calling sense of wrongs and
expressions, the Union may perish; but ts blood
will rest upon those men and thci r chrildrcn who
could but did not crush this hydra headed isnati-
cism of a portion of their own number by the ON
impotence Of the ballot box
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02
MCDONALD y PETERS.
More Signing of

Mr. T. +. Fauntleroy, conspicuous member
of the Staunton Convention, and the appointec Of
the Executive Committee rs Eleotor at the Win
chester District, publishes n communication in
the Richmond Examiner assigning reasons why
he canna' support Mr,Wisc. We give an
tract
lam constrained to suy, that cannot advocate
or press the election of Mr.. Wise in the name
nnl behalf Il the Democratic party, whose prae
tce ard pTott-sNons--rnen and measures alike
have been tho oii eats oi his notorious ard e1tray-
ngant chase; no, mere 6;sscntient opposition to
Democratic policy, uron the grounds of wisdom,
e1pedcncy.oI constitutonaliiy, but coarse, vio-
lent and vehement drnunciation of the personal
and political integrity of almost every thing which
IA Democrat holds sacred Let me beunderstood.
never, and do not now, object to Nr. Wise that
he was once active, whole souled efficient, an
compromising Wing opponent. Tins | wholly
respect. when il il sncere.raionul and consistent.
The only difference which recognize between
Democrat aud Wing, is. nm honest difference
of opinon,as to.the true line OF governmental po-
lcv. between citizens of u common country, with
common interests with cqua patriotism and equal
intelligence; but, sir, Mr.. Wse's perceptions ere
different for he can recognize lVhrs, only, "hy
tho instincts Of gentlemen {, patriots.' sav are
not ,rtre-for he has distinctly announced Tint
he has "no recantniions to make nothing TO
take bnck, no apologies TO otier.
And. SIR. il could, as n Democrat, SO far hu
initiate and stultfy myself os to advocate the O
lection Of Mr.. Wise, | could noyor forget or fer
give his fcrocious drnuncaton of Andrew Jack.
son. and most Of the prominent supporters OF his
brilliant administration. Whom lprofess 10 ed-
mire and revere the character and patriotic ser
vices ef that great and good man, it is some
thing more than I'm idle profession sound
and fury signifies too much ms the living,
active, ruling sentiment ofmy heart and head, IL
permit me go forth and urge the true Democra-
cy Of Virginia 20 erect, over the new made grave
Of Andrew Jack san such u monument as the elc
walton to .lie highest place in their affections ant
homo, az trading pelitosn. who signazet
himself by reckless and unmeasured abuse of the
private and public integrity of one who bore III,
impress of Gods nobilityi-the stamp and seal o
native majesty!-the yenerated patriot, and tn
horo-statc sinan who nt that very time,a the hon
orcd andillustrious chiefof bis country. was fight
ing her hardest battle, and winning her proudcs
victory over the United States Bank, and it
swarm of hiroling minions
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02
+. +. WILLS.
WIN. pANNILL,
T.. G.. WALL.
PETERSBURG, March 5th, !

In order to make clear exhibit of what have
snd and done, | was particularly minute in the
above article, in detailing every thing AS rerren-
bered. The paper alluded to in that statement "a
written by Mr.. Wall, was given by me to Mr.. a.
McBrownng, who obtained numerous signatures,
not done privately, as stated; but, as Mr.. Brown
ing strtes, was presented to every gentleman he
met with during the portion of three days he was
obtaining signers.
hat the public may not misunderstood this
paper. md the respectablity aud influence "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

JupGE LoRING. OF MASSA CIuSETrs. hus
written n letter to the Hon. Henry A. Misc.
which is published in tho Richmond Enquirer,
taking very strong ground against the knc W
Nothngs in Massachusetts, and in favor of the
present Democratic organization. If aboliti IN
lists belong belong to tho American party in
Massachusetts, they are not sympathlscd witt or
recognized by that party in the South. Judge
Lorng advises the South to be warned by toe
present political condition of Massachusetts. -
The object of the American party is 10 ndtiondIf-t
politics, and crush out abotianism. We hope
to see that effected. even in Massachusetts. But
let the worst come and it cannot be more inimical
TO tho South than the sentiment which sent Ran
tout and Sumner to Washington. Destroy Know.
Nothingisp in Massachusetts, eyon if there in the
hands of abolitionsts, and what better has Judge
Loring to propose Expel Wilson from the
Senate because elected by them, and what shall
be done with Sumner, elacted before they had
chusetts is all that Mr.. Wise and his friends de
clare, still it is not worse than the old parties
there have shown themselves to be. Nothing
surely, could be gained by restoration. Upon
the whole, we think Judge Loring would have
shown more sense by writing less-and Mr.
Wise a better taste. by not publishing n, all We
| had thought he regarded the interference of cit
liens of other States in this election a great
outrage. We are disposed to think the people
| of Virginia can and will determine this election
without instructions from others
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02
tOMisEistiAs.
LynCnbuTg M lrkeI,

MARCH 81 lr55
TOBACCO -Actilive, and prices well support.
ed for all kinds, with little or no change in our
market. Weqnote LngS. common, at from 90
to 80 %; good, , % to 81 90; Leaf, common
30 to 81 90 good, o. to SO Fine manu-
featuring from ID to Sl3.
WnEAT.-White 90 to $500; Red $50 to
IL %.
FLOUR --supcrfne 1915 to 5000, family 50
80 To 1919.
CORS--S, to % cents per bu>hcl of Sc lbs
ONrS-6j tn 10 cents per bushel.
We would recommend Planters to prize their
dark lug- aud leaf tobacco in large hogs!ead-,
weighing from 1900 to 1900 lbs.
JOHN CLARK,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Current,
CnRkFcrkD WEDNESDAY st1URDAt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

DIVIDING HAmPsHIRr.-A petition - tho leg
islaturc is in circulation in Hampshire, praying
the erection into anew county fthat section
which hes west OF the ridge between Patterson's
Greek and the tributaries of the South Branch.
This embraces the coal region, and il estimated
to contuin not less than 81 0O7 ,0O0 tons Of that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

The Duo de Grammont, one of the oldest of
the legitimists in France, is dead He married
the beautiful and only sister Of the Comte d Orsav.
then but sixteen, and leaves three sons-tbe
present Due, now Minister at Turin: and two
daugbters--he elder married to the MARQUIS din
Pratt, the representative of another of the ancient
noble families of France