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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pcrter's CURE Of PAlN !
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL usEl
THE BEST PAIN KILLING REMEDY
Uoo CDaSo oDvopDdne
GrsrAvus, Trumbul! County, Ohio.
-, May 18Th, 1860
w. L. PORTER, Dear Siri--l take pleasure in
recommending your Cure OF Pain to the public -
! have used Il successfully nt various times for
Group and Extreme cases Of worms In children,
also for giving action TO- and relieving pain in my
wviie's arm, whilst healing ii after being broken.
have used several bottles OF it, and tlIink II is
all is recommended TO be, and that ii people
were TO u'e more Of 1t in general they would have
less sickness aud pay but lew doctors bills.
ASA VI. WATERS.
This is 10 certify that my wife has used Porler's
Cure OF Pain with very good success TO remove
pain, (ncuralgiu) from her heud and other paris Of
the system, A. MO2EY.
Gusiuvus Ohio, May 18th, ls6o
VEENoX, O., ,Moyl,th, 1860.
w. L. PORTER, Dear Sri have used your
Cure OF Pain with great success in my family,
particularly for cramps aud pain in my stomach,
bee stnes, &c. can recommend il for almost
any internal complaint 1t il ala 1t is claimed to
be, aud will not be without it constantly in my
family. HENRY BEACH.
VEsNoS Nay 18th, 1860.
Ma. PORTER, Dear Sri ha c used your Cure
OF Pain, nd find II a good remedy in many cuses,
especially in cholera norbus
NARY ANN ALLEN,
Wife Of James Allen
JOHNSTON, Ohio, Nay 18TH, 1860.
w. l.. PoRTgR, Dear Sir.-This is 10 certify
that we have used your Cure OF Pain with great
success in thr casts of putrid sore throat (scar
let 'ever3 for fever md aquc, and dysentery.
think 1t is sure cure il rightly used,
WM JAUESON
For Sale ~ A. Cook and Dr. John Nichols.
Chnrdon; ). Moody, raincsville; Duughtnu, Ford
& Co., Burton; Bishop & Spcrry, Mddlcfeld; A.
Hunt, Russell A, Fling, fowlcrs Mills A.
Mathews, Newbnry; Wells, Parkman =
Claridon.
w. l.. PORTER, Proprietor,
Bundysburg, Geausa Co., o.
| 5lOyl
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Try this remarkabl and most intere sting rem.
edy 1t is composed OF the concentrated Juices
Of the most powerful and the most soothing Plants
and Roots in Nature, chemically combined and
isolated in well sealed gass bottles, and charged
with powerful Battery. Thus possessing, in
addition TO its superior medicinal vr ues, strong
Magnetic and Electric properties, profoundly pen
etrating, and eminent quieting and soothing IL
relieves Pain and Inflammation at once, (when
freely applied) relaxing the strained muscles and
nerves giving new life and vitality by its life
giving qualities, 10 ParaliZed parts aud Chronic
or long standing Complaints and Weaknesses,
allaying Nervous pain, tNeuraga), Irritation.
and Removing Distractions like charm. In
deed all who have used il, speak VI il as truly a
wonderful medicine, aud esteem il by far superior
to any and all other external remedies in use
II applied in season II ls an nnlalhng remedy
for the Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation OF the
Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys and other Organs,
Rheumatism. Spinal Irritation, Ague in the
Breast, and a, all times cure Nervous Headache,
Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache
Aque in the Face, Pimples and Eruptions of all
kinds. Piles, Bruised and Sprained Limbs, Burns,
Frozen parts .Chiblains, lndoent and long stand
ing Sores. Wounds &c q, &c. twill also restore
the Hair to the Bald, Head and prevent the Hair
from Falling
Tie Magnetic Ointment has heen extensively
used on Canal and Draughi Horses for Calls,
Wounds, Sprnins and Lameness. nnd is a sure
care when applied hot, for Scratches on Horses,
and the Foot An on Sheep. III the Proprietors
ask for the Magnetic ointment Is falr lral,
confident that all they claim for IL, will be found
true to the letter. In the neighborhood where il
Is manufactured, many people buy it by the guam.
Ii;y, and il is kept and used by almost every in
habirant as a Panacea for the numerous Pains
and Aches every family is more or less afflicted
with. We say again T IL
DR.. TraSk'S Magnetic Ointment.
Meme genuine unless signed as. BaeH," with a
Pen. See Pamphlets containing iuli directions
around each Bottle, and Circular left with agents
Price 25 ceGts for small, and 80 cents for large
Bottles.
For Sale by A. COOK, Chnrdon. Ohio; John
son g. Tultle, Burton, Ohio; John NJ. Mnyhew,
Auburn; Ansnn Mathews, Newbury; R. p. Bur-
nett Russo "A. NJ Treat, Bainbridge;nnd all 9TH
er Druggists in the country.
All 0rders should be addressed 10 D. RANSOM
& CO., Earlvil.e, Madison Co, N. Y. .,,
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Fm sale hu A COOK Chnrdnn. DR. clnxnlnr,
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
Prove aiA ThilSs!!

DR.. n. w. WADSWORTH,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
WILL DL AT MS OFFICE f. IN
gCHARpoS Chase House, Thursday, 18Th.
PAINEsvnLE, C Jwlcs House, Wednesday, 18th.
AsETABULA, 9Th aud 10Th.
JEFFERSON, Tuesday, llth.
CLEVELAND, JOIN son House, l4th and 2lst.
CONSULTATION FREE.
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PAINEsvuLE, jwcs House, Wednesday, 18th.
AsETADuLA, 9Th aud l0lh.
JEFFERSON, Tuesday, llth.
CLEVELAND, JOIN son House, 18th and 2lst.
CONSULTATION FREE.
TIE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DIR. Wndsworth is very simple and
entirely new, and by it disease Of any OF the inter-
nal vital organs is in n very few minutes detected
with facility and certainty, without asking the
patient a question, or having the least previou
knowledge OF the case.
Among tl.e diseases treated successfully are:
sCROFULA,
And oil diseases Of scroitlous origin. Ulcers,
Tumors. Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Disease,
Swelled Neck or Goitre, Scrofuoua Sore Eyes,
Scald Head, Eruptions. on the Face or other parts
Cancer, Fistulo, Spinal Disease, Dyspepsia, Grav-
el, Impotence, Structure, 81. Vitus Dance, Epi-
lepsy, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague and
Fever, Neugalgia, &c, &c.
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all chron>
ic diseases of the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Skin or
other organs.
Those suffering from Chronic Disease of snyGe.
scrpuon, may be assured that their cases will be
treated fairly and :andidly, and they will not be
encouraged TO take medicine without a corres-
! pondng prospect Of benefit DR.. w. has visited
! Gle veland and other places in Ohio and N. y
| regularly, for the last two years. and can furnish
| patients with any amount OF evidence in regard
| 10 his skill and qualifications ns physician. He
| will visit the above places every month, for one
! year. thus giving those who consult him, oppor-
iunity TO continue ill cured Those cases. by 9th
erspronounced incuruble, requested TO call; it
will cost nothing TO have your case examined and
| explained. Those wishing to consult by letter,
mny direct to Batavia, New York, OF to the care
! Of the Hotel q any OF my appointments.
ii. w. WADSWORTH, M. D.,
Batavia, New York,
| Residence and principal Office
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NcrYOnS or Sick Hcadarhr.

Apply the Ointment freely to the forchea al and
temples aud back ol the neck, also to tie soIcs Of
the iect and palms of the hands. II will relieve
the sevcrest hencnche in thirty minutes.
Read Advertisement in this paper. 5jjm3.
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Road tho following from the Hon Morris
Morris, formerly Auditor Of tho Stuto of
Iuuiann.
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PILES.

Piles which are al this season Of the ycor pnr
tlculatly Troublesome are cured at once by DI
Trask's Magnetic Oinimcn', applied to ,he part
affected, and small Of the back
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THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
Plmples on the Face & Skin Dis
eases
or Sore EYES.

A. G Gushing, Of South Bend, Ind, snys THE
Magnetic Ointment Is the only remedy in use
here Tor Ifomcd EyCs. 7 he Auditor Of our
County has 50 much faith IN its curative powers
in this disease, that he not only highly recon-.
mcnds II, but offers 20 forfeit the amount paid for
II in each case, II 1t fail Of n cure"
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Daily a'ir9iaiau.
Distressing Calamity at Havcrhill, Mass.

MAN AND WIFE suFFocArEp Br coal GAS.
Ia this city, us elsewhere. many persons are in
the habit o sleeping IN rooms heated by coal fires.
\ recent event at liaverhill. Mass shows tho
danger of this custom. Tho facts are thus men-
toned in the Boston Bee and -itipS OF January . ::
William Sawyer, OF the we'll known firm Of
Cheney, Avcili ~ Co.. coachmakers. 50 Portland
street, thiscits, and wife, were both found dead
in their bed IN llavcrhl yesterday morning, Inv
ing ben suttocatcd by coal gas. register had
ust been put into tho house, and tits probable
that the entire gas OF the furnace came into the
room. Mr.. Sawlcr's head lay partly over one
side OF the bed, did also an arm, indicating
some ltlle effort struggle. Tint of his wife
appeared ~ II in the repusc of sleep. MIR. Saw
Yer was a man Of enterprise and esteemed citizen,
whilst his wife WAS greatly beloved
The llaycrhlll correspondent Of tho Boston
7'drNor adds the following particulars;
"The furnace is one OF Nichols Ingalls, pat
ent. heating by stenm and is operated on the
same principle rs the Mc,iee and MeGregor stoves
and is not mpte liable to throw of gas thHn arc
stoves and furnaces generally. Mr.. SAWYER had
the entire Charge OF tho furnace, and II IL not
known 10 any one certainly what was the cnndi
hon in which II Was left ON Saturday nigat, or
how the gas happened To escape into tho house,
Mr. and Mrs, Sawyer slept On the SECOND floor, III
n room l2Xl lnur,ccn feet in size and eight tcct
in height. thc door and windows of which werc
found entirely closed, though there ia ventilation
by the chimney through pre-hole six inches in
Linmcter Three sons oi the dccensed slept IN the
attic dire stlv over this room and their apartments
"rie ~ filled with gas ~ to produce severe head
ache, and one of them WAS 81 much affected ms To
find it difficult 10 60 down stairs, but experienced
no unpleasant seusutiJ Jns. Another family reside
in the samu house, aud though the cellar is undi
>idcd and is under the whole house, they were
not ut all affected by It,
The mystery ia the case is this how the gns
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intended husband for not having his shocs clean.
They however, still tpursucd the journey but SO
shocked was she on going along the aisle of the
church in company with tho dirty boots that she
renewed hcrcompIants and setting Mt defiance all
rcn,onstrance, left sho church and refused to be
married, Dinncr had been provided for sixteen,
and tea for twenty After the return of the wcd-
ding pnrty the proportion of expenses to be borno
by each pnrty formed further topic of dispute.
The disappointed bridegroom refused to pay any.
thing unless he had tho ring which coss him los.
returned, and thcp declined to contribute moro
thnn ono-hall. Tho final issue viii. probably hive
To be decided in u court of law
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY,

e THE subscriber has just received largest and
"A best stock "t WATCHES AND JEWEIHY that he has
A1zs hal the pleasure of Offering public, Ainong
- Wh,i IVA. he found Gold and >i,rr Watches Chains,
Fob aud Vest, Earrings Brcaspns. bracelets Finger Kings
Neck Chains. and The best lot of SIEt rAtIIs,
slec Silver aud Gold, among which is the Ia ~ Ss
test patent, the best offered I" the public all which
invites the attention his friends and The public generally
surllg tlcm that the priccs Nil suit
aug - Is JAMES DISWippiE
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A MATRIMONIAL DIsAPoINTMENT.-A curious ter
mination of an intended marriage took place
at Halifax n Sunday last. On that day Ieury
Greaves, of Mount Tabor and Mary Mitchell of
Gibbet street in that town, had arranged to be
married Mt the parish church. The wedding party
met before the ceremony at the Spotted Cow Inn
in Gibbst street and proceeded thence towards the
church. When they had arrived at an inu named
The Ring of Bells, the bride found fault with her
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ATTENTION ":

III. ACCOUNTS READY FIRST JANUARY, t>6o-My
"A friends VIII please r"memi ha collecting
close nj hand. and That they expected in and Settle
pay when called upon.
hii thal scAcetingly important that -uIld Ia strictly
prompt IN al m. payments and that il vii be
To maintain that desirable imIrluni character unless
require prompt payment l.. AkMISIEtD
dee 2l.ts tR,ID No, Mann l,lrilary Na
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Clothing and GentlemenS' Furnishing Trade

pIte stock Of FAIL MD WINTER GOODS nov In story.
comprising every article pertaining 10 the
Clothing and GentlemenS' Furnishing Trade,
Of the latest and approved STYLES materials better.
mined 10 maintain the wilde spread favorable reputation oJ
our establishments We have spar, aus
IN ever! department. and To provide for c all
of customers
The annexed list but mlTrfrCy indicates The variety o our
FAlL sro'K correct idea of which only L obtained "a
amnat"n Best quality French medium low price, broad
t"th oats Our tlh Goats always heretofore
The lead In style, Ill, and general prfcru VII he
suass possible, hosc sold 10y srl-us. tunice
styles Inssnerc Business suits tons Farmers Eidnu
Coats Inverness Manes Congress over toal
Paletos Black ana Fancy Cashmere Pants, the great
est variety and material, French iohc Shirts stock
hand (Shiris made order when r. rrrl) com
re stock OF Mems Under Wear make unl uateruL
Cra'nts, Scaris, Bcanfo, Et"N Mnntalauhc Gaha and
other new style Ties tcntnes' Sa"l' aud Travelling blank
cts, Railway Rugs Gloves kid ALI Nas Narwi, ASSUME r
lrcad the famous Mountain buck, and
Gloves, Pocket liadktrchcis socks. Dressing Ios
BURROUGHS SIIAfEE ~ CO.
sept 2s-dts lol Main street
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A Card -R,amOvo1

MYTH view of having larger house, aud one in
w central position tie undersigned viii his stock OF
Hardware Cutlery. Guns, &C. the STORE IiDt t. l35
MAIN SrRkEI. formerly knows as 3" 1dRceHs directly
p,sc the Farmers and Virginia Banks, which is being
fitted elegant for the purpose and
i'll be occupcd the 18th OF OCTOBER II Having made
additions my stock in the the last month,
the Fall Trade, hope 10 present such inducements and arac
tous will command The attention sand custom of the public
Those visiting and residing the city cordially invited TO
sock In the of English Table and Pocket Ont:
cry, Guns, Rifles and Pistols House Keeping Goods Silver aud
Plated Ware. Locks Of kind, Wood and Willow Ware
French Glass oil Carpets OH Shades Window t"rnce, Bands
and Pins, Carpenters and other Mechanics Tools Building
Materials Axrs and Springs, Carriage Cloths and Iaces, Eel
oc. Hubs and Spokcs Leather Bands Cum Betting and Pack
ing Calf skins and other Leather Shoe Findings. Inglish M
die Bits Stirrus and Filings Circular and other Chains
Warranted Files Farming Utensils Beside many de-
cripon articles generally found IIarW establish
mcnts. :. NJ. SIMPSON.
simpson Bro,
oct 10.,lis En
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Lynchburg Ambrotype and Photographic
; 4 d 4 II ID T. 20 II.
ID. III. BLISS.
No. l32 Main ST. Lynchburg. w

Ia IEls constantly haid good assortment of arnes
IN pertaining la The Photographic Art, which lac is prepare,
10 furnish Ia The trade upon c most reasonable
Mr. H. having had practical experience ,hc art of picture
making Tor several feels confident tlu, he is ah
entire satisfaction 10 his customers Ia the ur
used IN the business.
oners from the country promptly and faithfully attended 10.
ii,
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MANIPULATED GUANO.

MAIN1I OLA ED AM.
WE offer 10 the Planters of Virginia Guano prepared by
w foows
looo lbs hest Peruvian Guano that be procured;
s00 do. Somorero Guano, containing per Ct of Phos
phate Of Lime;
200 do. Ground Plaster. for which e. p ton
Planters and Others invited 10 examine this article From
information obtain, believe this Mixture
OF The best that be prepared for the Virginia lands
Price to Planters ton, - less per when they
furnish the bags
e4ysPreparcd and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT IL Co,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also by Commission Grocery Merchants cities
sWe refer 10 Planters whr have used The Sombrero and
The Manipulated Guanoamong them Jas Gait ESQ., A. War
wick, Esq., Jo Allen Esq and H. H. Styl, Esq and others
Below give d. n Tuttes Chemist University Of Na)
report of the samples from ~ bags and shall bc kept
10 that standard:
~ able to give you the result Of analysis. They
show the Mixture o be what stated In former letter and
judge that fortunate In the selection Of materas
especially pf Peruvian Guano The per ccntagc Of Ammonia
shows the Peruvian TO contain 124 per cent? which is
more than the average The Anal ysis is follows:
Ifosphie m iAmc 500
Suiphurc Acid, 5i5 Lime, 3.C4 Observation-Disclosures. 900
Ammonia ..................... 620
Insoiuble Matter ............. ..55
A small quantity Of Alka-undernned Water in
combination and organic matter ................. PASS
10000
Hoping that your fertilizer with the which
II deserves, remain, yours,
dec 9-iAcy ID. X. FUTILE"
DABE CARBON OIL free from olor when Turning, aud
il bcst Patent Burner Lamps just received by -
dee 16dts STABLER JONES.
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oct 10-,lts
New Standi New Goods

Removal! New Stand! New Goods !!
HAVING sold my entire stock of Goods t old stand,
have located below the NuNcli House, opposite Hall
Ih Stable where Ill continue the Grt3 Commits
Business Thankful I" friends and customers for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended solicit conn-
Of same, assuring them will offer inducements for
cash will keep constantly hand, nice selection GRO
tEEIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS; also, Corn Meal, l'as
Ter and Mill Ofl j. {. slEARlR
march II .lis
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n II
I WOULD most respectful. my friends and To
those trading in ,ncburg, that prepared sell
them GOODS reasonable The, md in
My stock Of Domcsts l. large and selected
have ns, hand large lot OF Ruukc Hats. Shoes
and Boots. good stock Of wic, determined
la sell low for cash. short time
Please give call al 81 Bridge Street.
S-Uts AI.tN. kINNIIR.
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New Concern

NNE have associated ourselves together under til. style
W LANfoED " ANDERSON, tur The puriusc al cnrrA
sn the Laahtr fofi dHR Wood business. at the oi ward
Anderson an"rd ~ Go. where they will lie pleased 10
their old customers.
W. - TANfnEp.
april hli.. j. ANDERSON.
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New Commission House

E have this day associated ourselves Together for the
w pose Of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BUS1-
NESS for the sale of Tobacco Wheat Corn, &C. &c. We ask
share Of the patronage o generous public assuring them
that much than the Hoard n J-dde und
always ignored its action the ~ cent ,iem We will
sell for under the old rates Of commission AID make remit
tances sold Office at Jno @. Shearcrs Main Street
July 2nlAcly AIEkKER 4 RlIRKS
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

FlEowNs BRONCHIAL 1E' CHS, for th' cure Of l,rpr
tti' llnarsie-s, Colds, Ac AI,n AArs Ih;tn lret,
ra Mr.. Ga,dnrs B,lsar, Ni>lar aIsum nt Will tlcrr,
Bftans ulm"nc Waters, Jnjuc Paste, Gum lolng,s Ac
Ac.. or sab lay john II. sEAl.
,i.t ~ Is Druggist,
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W. u. T.tNfnrD.
!. W ANni,h son


soMpolND CANilloR lCE. with Gi,c,tinc, n new mud
c.ganl rrt. thhppcl Hands and Face, Lips,
sunlurn, &s Ais, Eus ip SaAr, t"ld Cream aud lap
balm. ior Aalc hy JOHN II. sENN.
ttt
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M j. ~ Nv Is Ag, Is receiving this a, 9th beccuer,
- -! large suppl, "t tAitpE>. III Bi.EGIS Nul :.
LINS, FLtNNELs, IlN~EIS, HLANkErs. DRESS TRIM
lNtS. SllAWIS, PULLED CLOTHS, 1MtIpS. KIN
ri CkY JEANS. tA~SINElTS Ac, Ac, all which
sold at a small truHl for
T. : AIN also rccit ing large supply of BLACK aud Brow
Douiscs uul Canton tlann,ls.
dee ii If JNO. !. PI'RN Is, Ngt.
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NOTICE. ~
HAVE for sale eight or ten valuable Bur1DNe Lors and
several HousEs LON, I'm the city Of Lynchbure some
which very valuable and among them the msst beautiful
residences in the city Call at Once, No. II Bridge Street
nov Acts 1. WILKES, General Land Agent
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FRANCIS d. DEANE, yr., 4 son,
MANUFACTURERS
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS.

y
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS.
lEf are prepared 10 cxecrte promptly orders to
tent for their WHEELS made eciusirey Q best Tr
ginia toat Bdst G5drcoaf Pig.
JomS L. MCDANIEL, ESQ., President Virginia Tennessee
Railroad Co.
Epw H. GIL, ESQ.,, Superintendent Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad CO.
Tnos. DoDAMEAD EsI, Superintendent Virginia Central
Rairond Go.
Mr. SAMUEL PETERS, Master Macinst Virginia and Tennes-
Railroad Co.
Mr. ARCHIBALD POE, Master Machinst Virginia Central
Railroad Co.
JosEpn L. ANDERSON, Esq, Richmond, Va.
Mcssrs. MoRRIss, TANNEg " Co., do.
FgAsCIs MALLoEY ESQ., President Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Co.
WM MALONE ESQ., Chief Engineer Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Co.
ADAM DEsMHAp, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Nd
\. WYATT d Co., Charleston, i, q.
WN l. ANDERSON, Esq, Mobile, Ala.
VIM q. SWAN, Esq, Knoxville, Tenn.
GEHERAL JACKSON MOTION, Pensacoln Florida.
The business at the LANGIIORNE FOUNDRY, will hereaf-
Ter be conducted by the subscribers under the firm Of f. b.
DEASR, JR, Il Son.
mn lh-cIIn