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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11
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unp NRrustin DC Gains ron 121 tts 624 Gts rrr 90.
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uuo Glcaf.enin1s, SaiTtln, IL. 10. 10 Duesno 92gs
asulbums vu 50 Gents bis SbatT.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11

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ben in lpdfiaen Auantitdtsn. nit Wsine.
in fur;en 3wifhenrdumsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11


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fun bsfannt su MAIDEN. baB er aeaen.
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be nur baben ipil-uno weIde auf
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limb. uno fpcttmCbIfeil psrfauft wer'
fufet oIfO an uno bsfhoust sinmaI
uno ibr wirc fsIbii sinesifebsn bae
nur Die fb6nffen aller f6oufien.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11
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ntn uno mir tsSitsu uns bic NsistSsn unsrn sslErn
pcruli9Sn. -.
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unltrn lesn @erihhn, unp csr SSrnm0'' W '"'"'
aus utbt kbbaft.
ras SritiCbs 9aramsut perian'msIt tib am lltSn
SCbruar.
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in ilmtauf. Gtniss wcIcn rpVsn nag sr hth aus SSn
Sd,uuibtn etben prad,iehen psrre - Anoere cay g
csu prapsul feline Disniit on,utistsn esosnte - unc
i pieoer anoers, ras er Srantrstda pirlalltn mcus.
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gapaionas Mes 81. = gapclecn, ctihca fdp ieinl
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nit iirftht ulb @ste]ftanhstt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11
a@S SSirD Derlan9t:

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ft @htern!
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pcu pcbtfclen gBaarsn Gin socs pas in unrn ,drts'
ittcrtctsn batsu 9Dir cfrirsn Jest cine grIcbnuna
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psresn fam innerbalb otn grtn;tn elmer Soasrciic
,p,lss i'm Gtanos IL e rpehfsl u psrtaufsn OILS mir.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11

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Der ein Seucr ousQsbrcten, meIbsli9en'
tbum pon etwas tber 100000 Stp ertb
,eriiSrts. Gin She'll ces porbtn edfd'
ertsn Sifritts it nun gum 3wslteq ein.
oedlthert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11
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Qm, Sten Sonuar res McraenSurct
Ssusr in ccm @cnsraG Defiant 5arte'
msnt in @afd'inoten enteedt, weld Glni
at rffi,ieue pnpisre seriitrt bateru.-
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den, o(Iein ea eies nun oas Sweial III
cas bort Sruer auf cine 70 aeheimUOue
S8eiIe ausbIotb. 70 ftsint es uns ! ea6
etmos niht retht fein fam. Gin i ben
fe fur Na Itlbf. unc er fcmmt,' ilne
hbrssuat. gu oem lidtiarn StIu 98ir
nsrpsn in 3ufuuft pieeer aut 81 Ss'
aenliano turud frmmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11
Der 6te jdbrIitte Serid,t uno SarftennRe
Der Seripalter oer
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BON Der Slntiug Sprins. 8stfs Co.. pa.
5ufclas Der @crtsbrunaen bss Sreibrifs unfrr eBSs
klIihaft, mro frl9tuce 8sthuune unp 1n9ats aduHe'
pc rrratslt, offs cine rhtiac 1arftIuna ter Inaels,
snheittn hsr Stfnidaft bis gum 3lCn SdttCr, 1898;
aus ptld,er III srltbsn, eae mir p6hrsno kbtm SabT
l.056 9cdEn ausecseten, burdb rpcibc nl Gffnnmtsn
unacfibr gpr io cine balts N)ilrn 2haler ssridstf
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nit etn tc'ablttu unc sSa9en 5iufr, h her SunIms
rrn S6S6i SO tsauftn, aus weltbtr fc1enef y'sIptif
auuatn stniatht murttn, nSmIIth $50 oil Daaid
.. 9rctit. uno 5000 al 6. Sitter uuo Gehn, fdr
@stInft rurh SIhcr rpSbrsnb rsn Sabr, uue Sl3i 2t
fir ett ;uf6acn Rctcn ntr Sclitboft, c nab cn Tss
nsr Scnp pcn S. 645 10 in etr Sfosfammsr tstt.
Die Gicfnktaft Jdh rst ittr $500 SGiislister, Gin
Capital tiloto rcn unatfdhr rds unb cine balts aRs
lien Shar. Gis bstit bahsr bsnenissn psrfuen. eis
tbr GiaSntbum er9tn 8srtu eurd oas serforsuoe Gfs
mcnt. tusr, gu wriidrn rodnfhen, 9nrsasranbs bar.
Ole feline ane;rs 9sfllaft psr art In titr Gtsnb res
staats sspabrt. auf @trCrNnun9 Der @eare.
aaron DaniI. sn.
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rl,nss Grtufhaft rtn her Gintins errins. Sstfs
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Or.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11
Bon $arrisburs.
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I'm 2fen Sanuar psriammeIte ild befannt'
lid unfsre Staats @sfsssebuns Die Wlt
aIieber bes Genats fanosn ii6nm l | ubr
In bem GmatsimmG ein. uno nurben bnr6
ben lfef6etigen Gd,rsiber. Serrn peariOn,
sur Orcuuns serufen.- Da Der iseiss Sou
vsrn6r lsstbin Spreber ces Senats mar.
fomar es netbwenois einen Sprehsr pro
TEN. su ermdbleu. uno bic BabI ftel,duf
@eerse Darfie (@bis). ccn 0lsabenp
Die Stimme fianb: Dariie 10, uno email
(eefo1 o. = 5israuf fano f6on cine furje
Debate bssmeaen ffatt, OBJ man Die lsetbe
tiaen Beamten oidss &6rpsrs mieoer. ais
etmdblt erflaren follte oor nibt = ctsler
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madst, wurbe aber nisoerseitimmt. = Us
wuroe fcoann cine Committee teiiimmt, unl
ben @eupsrnor pon Der Srsanilirun9 otsies
Sf6rpers Su bsnabribtiaen.
GauS. S.-1ub bic MitaIieoer oes pau
zee faneen li6 um Die beiiimmts 5elt eln
uno wnrben ourb 9srrn SeseIp. pon Serts
aur Sronuns serufsn; alls Mittsllecer bat
fen ii6 eingefunoeu. - Man fbrltt ,ooanr
;ur srlien Qbfiimmuns fur Sprebsr, wopcI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
EXPAND THE CHEST

nose VI easy circumstances, who pursue seden,ary
emp'oymens within doors, generally use their lungs but
h'ie breathe but little into III. chest, and thus indie
pendenty Of POSITIONS contract wre,ched narrow small
CHEST and lay the foundation f the loss Of health and
neaay. All this can be perfectly obvia,ed by little al
ieniion 20 the manner Of breathing Recoect The nna
ke bladder Ia this structure and can be stretched
spon 70 double their ordinary size with perfect safety.
giving mobile chest and immunity from consumption
ne agent required. is the co,nnon air we breathe,
spS"s' however. that no obstacles exist, external To
the chest such lying it around with savs. n, ,ioh,
or having shoulders lie upon it, On rising from
e geo ~ The morning. place yourself in an erect pasture
with your chest now nhale or suck in all the air VI,
ran so % u I'll the chest to The very bottom Of IT, 81
"a' no le ar can ne got IN now hold your breath az
hH,g possible. Repeat these breath, as many lines a.
you Please Done in cold much better beca ost
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
From the Southern I'Lpdrr.
kEEplNG UP FERTILITY,


The object We have IN mannrinp our lands is In keep
up oonsiaLt fertility which viii enable us Ia reap tnnn
them every year he lrgcs, possible crops Il is but
reasonable 10 suppose. them that constant cropping would
speedily exhaust any soil unless turn 10 in some
shape u oiher, those Substances of which we deprive it,
and that this is fact every days experience proves To u.s.
u has ofen been demonstrated that If plants grown ON
any gwen space Of land, be plunged lnp the soil while
they are IN green aud succuent condition. the fertility
u he soil is much increased.
1 his proceeds from the quantity of nu,rment those
plants have attracted frum The atmosphere during their
grwlh. so that by their being poup ntn the soil wh.r,
up"n they had grown they afforded Ia a much greater
amount OF substance than they received from it, cons.
qnenty whatever excess they may furnish 10 far enrich
e. the sfs
Some plants much more remarkable in hi, rrsn.c
than others. When, for instance. lacerne or clovet
phnghed into the si previous bl ssomnp ,ntiches If
exceedingly. This is What !, sometimes called ..,re,n
song !; and by II the plant used is made the means of
esHsg 70 the sil The carbon and ammunia. which in lis
grown II extracts iran the atmosphere II also appr-
pirates IN lie avn III. excrementlii,s matter dems
OIL oy the other descriptions If plants growing an The soil
previously, and deposits lis own eNcremen for olb,ts
succeeding H. In the middle and northern mart oftne
o"ed STATES, and c'dd climates, this exerruentilin,s
"aoet VOIded ny plants, is much longer passino in, a
r"'fe.ac'ion Than in tropical countries The neceSsit,
'asfeofe oi adopting rotation % crops is much ceaet in
the fefmer than in The latter
All plants void excremenls. which when acted upop
" ~ anu mois'nIe pufihes aud becomes converted no
hn'nas or vegetable matter common 10 all plan,s and
exercises very beneficial influence on land Inv finnish
ng WIN substance capable Of bring converted into
mus which Is 81 desirable in sill bnt plants cannot
long be epanted in the soil without being serous
y affected BY their own excremen,-so much 50 tina, a,
iehen they altogether fail. Artificial aid however, in
aces more speedy conversion Of this mat or into hunus
sha" would otiefwe take place, which is effected by
frequently tnr"ng up The soil with the plough and the
nue. $" AS oexpse The excement 10 the influence Of the
s'sp'rre and by irrigating the land with river water.
additions, il effects the mos, rapid pureacn Of IN.
c's"ensi'Ious matter Contained in the so which i, peue
trstes, pOIyEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
HOGS

IN arder to cunirhne the usefulness Of your valuable
peradca and II inform The pablic Of what Ind H. be
an nfasbe cure certsin disease with bugs. viz
The swelling 81 tn, fhreai herewith send ven reccipi
fr the disease. with desire thai You publish the same
IL your work You deem it Of any ImPs aud The same
meets your appreciation.
Take e molasses one halfa put and a naspoonlni
If hog s lard L, this add Of birthstone piece an inch
lsnn Melt il over the fire. and when II Is cold or IA a
liquid state ,lrench the hog with II and nlne times out
II ten IL will b. fund to have the desired cferi Ny
hugs were arcled with this disease during the na year
and found the above TO be effective when all else failed
FGr Reg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
AGRICUL TURAL /.
From The Gaiiey Former.
CRU lily TO AN NJ Al. :



Mr. Editor Gould the dumb spesk or make known
its feelings q, lis master. how often would that msster
have his irsings hurt tot the manner Ia which lac has
treated III hIse, his os, ~ animal which he
has cImirol. The noble hnrse given fr the 81
man. and io be BY him kladly treated There per
hsps sninsl In the ~ctsr, al Il more actual prn
1t, aud deserving Of kinder eameu,. bot how often
il he abused How often is be lnaded beyond his
strength and II unable L, hts load is goaded aud
lsshe by unnsciiu driver. until with dsended
,ris, he his master in he face, IT mplufne
mercy How many horses ATE Spocd by being compel
led tadraw heavy loads When horse is willing
draw all his strength viii allow. how careful uu4hi his
driver he 90 beyond this. Tie lash ought
IN be applied 10 animal that refuses 10 draw because
his had is too heavy FIR him 10 The farmer who
j. ,lways plying ,he lash to his team. seldom has eau
that is well diciplne Ihavc always noticed that lhe
brst teams those used by drivers who "bavl' and
whip the least.
"A nerciul man is mercful 10 his baast !" and he
who IL moi msrcu 10 his beast generally shows but tr
mercy IN his fellow creatures The whn vii quad
and abuse he dumb beast very liable abuse his
family. horse ,hi is kindly treated by his master,
viii treat hun kindly in retnru. ~ with many ulher
animals in the service Of man. For instance take The
cav that is rather cross about being mlked. Few cows
are made better by ocessan heating There Is mare
ready way Ia spoil COW when yon sil down 10 milk
then 10 give her a hlnw with the milking soo kick
With the ft, IL she should happen 10 feel little uneasy
abou' standing. person may be obliged 10 chase II
COW around The yard several times before being able 10
get near her. after such unmerIted beating.
well remember the way | anagpd with a kicking
CIV. when was youngster. Like other boys was
tfeiful and hasty. Soon after Commenced milking the
COW would begin to step. and sometimes raise her iao
a. If about 10 kick. The first thing wi h me- perhaps.
would be 10 sneak out sharply and II that did have
the desired efeet The milking sol would come next
After This mude of management the grew better
very last. ! soon had IA lie her legs aud even then
she would conttive 10 kick vermy pale Of milk and If
she happened Ia get hose break her rope which was
often times the case, easy conhae her
again As I fell my lot always 10 milk the "keker -
she was called. resolved resort another method
accordingly commenced by being mild. (,lthough it
pretty bard maiier0 bu the result was. brought the
CIV hack to be quite gentle mixer thus proving
demonstration that kindness 10 animals will succeed
when other would fail have ever aimed since
then to be KIND To dumb beasts believing il the only and
sure way OF retaining the good will and mastery over
them. Ion,
Smitifetd X. J., .lIay ls49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26


Ia Court held FOR Bedford County, the Path day of Sep
"A TENDER, thousandt eight hundred and forty nine.
Roeerick ID. Dawson, Zachary Tnslcy and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Dawson, plaintiffs,
against
Judith Seen formerly Judith 1nsley Sarah Shelton for
mery Sarah Iinsley; George Powell and Nancy his wife,
formerly Nancy rnsey " iam =. and Frances his
wife, formerly Frances Tnsey John d. L. Rucker and u.
cy his wife, formerly Lucy Tnsey Chapman Tinsy I'd
ward Tnsley, j and Virginia Tnsley; which said Judith
Sarah, Nancy Frances Lucy Chapman Edward and Vir-
gna children and heirs of Jane Tnsley deceased for.
merly Jane Dawson; Drury Moorman Narccus Noorman
Sarah c. Dawson George w. Dawson and Russell Daw.
son, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Russell Dawson. not LA wing his
peaance and given security according the Act Of
BY and the Rules OF this Court and appearing to the
iacton oil the Court that he is not nhabitant th,
Commonw ealtb: is ordered that the said Russell
appear here the fourth Monday in November ne It, and
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy this order
be forthwith published in newspaper printed in the
town Of Lynchburg o two months SUCCESSFULLY and post
ed at the front door OF the Courthouse of this county
copy-Teste,
Sept. 27-w2m JNO. r. STEPTOE, C. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
POLITICAL.
ny NATIVE village.
ss BRYANT.

Tlere iiee village in peaceful vale.
With slipping hills and waving warss around.
fpnced from the hlssis There never rudef gale
Bsws tle tall grass thai cnvefs all the qnund.
And planted shrubs there. and cherished flowers,
And hsigh, venture oorn gea,le showers.
Twas there my veong existence was begun.
Nv earliest sparts wers its howery green;
And afira when nv .ci,,,lscy task done.
climbed i,s halls tn view the pleasant, scene;
And sess and gsx,d till the suns setting raw
SHINE the helgh,--,he srsefssf 81 the day.
Asd vhen he wssss put their autumn glow,
Aud the bright sun came in ar.sas til" trees;
Aud leavr- gathered 10 the glen b'nw.
Swep, snhIs from the mountain BY the bfceze,
wandered ill the starlight the .iresm
Al ieasb awake me frum my larry dream.
Al, happy DAYS. ino happy 10 return.
Fled on the wings Of youih'e departed years,
A bittsr lesson has been mine 10 learn.
The truth OF life. it, iab,rs. pains and fears,
YET dies the memory II my bcyhood STAY
A twilight of the brightness rass'd away.
MY ihnnsh steal back 10 that sweet village still;
lis hawers and peaceful shades hef,re the rise;
The play. place aud the prospect from the hill,
Its summers veadure, and suiumnsl dyes;
The present brings is storms; but while they last.
[ shelter me in the delightful past
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
Iron and Brass Castings,
GEORGE H.IG BY,

IJLolesaie aud Retail Grocer s. Commission Merchant
ar THE NOV STONE.
: now In receipt of his FALL SUPPLY of IRON,
] STEEL, GROCERIES, BOMEsTlcs, sc. Sc, con.
ssng IN part ROLLED aud hammered Iron, cmbra-
eng and comprising the most general and
extensive -ock offered by house IN lynchburg
5000 lbs cast, shear and blIstered Steel,
20 hid. aud acrces y. o., Porto REQ and Santa
CRU Sugar, from common 10 the best,
10 boxes and tietrcs Loaf crushed, and powdered do
Ieo higs Rin laguita, Asiaeabo aud Java { onec,
II boxes Imperial and Gun powder TCa,,
chest best gunfewder do
50 sack. salt, Liverpool
I2o kegs Nail. and Spikes ID tot in spikes,
20 = lining and box do do
g 800 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
~ hid. and bills y. .. aud w l. Mol.sse.,
t,erce stuart. ugarhouse s. rup,
iieicc fresh Rce,
l0.nnn lbs prime Western Bacon,
2n0 . Horse Shucs
100 Horse shoe Nails,
500 81 Harness Leather,
- boxes sperm, tallnw and sdamanline Candles,
q n1O lbs Cotton Yarns No. / To IL,
500 Wool Rolls,
800 i" y. o. Clarified Sugars,
II bbs Tanners on,
100 gall. w,nle, Sperm Oh,
Ini - solar OIL,
~ bbls No. ; Nackcrtl,
10 y. {. Tat,
81 boxes lin Plate io,ll and l,,20,
1900 boxes American and, Russian Sheet Iron,
bbls Picklns Vinegar.
2oh lbs Rio, Havana, aud BAIL Sugars,
~ bales Dpmcsties, ozuahures, Sc.
~ tons Lump Plaster,
300 lbs Western Feathers,
~ bbs Supfriinc and Family Flour,
boxes aud hall boxes langhptnc Armisead's,
aud burton & Mays', Chewing Tobacco, very
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
JUST ARRIVED AT HOME.

'liE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
OF ynchhurg and surrounding country, that he again
at houe and is prepared Ia ill., with puncuality and
despatch all orders entrusted him be dyed clcanscd
hnhod equal not SUPERIOR to pycng establishment
IN the unun as he has At great trouble and expense,
ed the services o superior workman from The North Per
under the impression that work done at the North is al
well done, have 1t done here now, and warranted
10 please He still continues TO I've aud cleanse silk Ncrino,
MousmS, Tagleona tlpaccas Dresses c Carpets Coats,
Pants, Vests Shaw Stockings Feathers, Bonncts such
BRAID Straw Neapoltan., Ia colour And usual Vir-
gnia J ans handsomely dyed and warranted not To
JOHN II. SOLOMON,
Sept 2O-3m silk Wooden Dyer, I.ynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
FORM OF PROXY.

knos all Henby these Presents, That we, the subscti-
bers being Stockholders the Virginia and Tenness..
Road Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
our true and lawful attorney and proxy to represent
each OF us in all general meetings OF the Stockholders Of said
Company, when not personal present. with full
power and authority at such general meetings. to give se
vote or votes and to do such other act each Of
Witness our hands and SEALS this - day of-,l S-.
(sEAL)
Witness, fsEA1
(SCAL.)
- Extract from the Ret 9f7ssembly passed 6hi March,
1919, in relation to prorieS
Be it further enacted, That person whatsoever shall
at meeting of the Stockholders of the Virginia and Ten
nessee Rail Road Company represent by proxy
greater number of shares than double the number of shares
OF which he may be the bona fde owner"
Oct 22-wt2SN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
Commissioners Sale of Land,

DtRStANit to the provisions oi decree al the Circuit
superior Court OF Law and Chancey Tor edo,d coun-
w. made al The September term OF said Court, 1Sl9
cansc therein pending between +. Y j. = James Co,
plaintiffs, and Archibald h Sneads admir- and others defrn-
dants the Undersigned commits, ouef therein named W
on The sh day o December next upon the premises proceed
tnsel hy way o public aucon TO the highest bidder the
lIAlI Of IAND IN The hll aud odings mentioned,
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"A II X ER'S
Iron Cylinder Corn Shelter.

7 HAVE on hand and am constantly manufac curing
the above named celebrated SHELLES both for hand
and horse power This machine for and rapdity
OF Smelling, stands unrivaled Thse in want Of first rate
Shelter for their present CROP be supplied by ordering
mail otherwise. j. X. PARKER, No. Sc Main st.,
doors below City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Messrs. MCDANIEL & LEE, Agents,
Nov i2-w3m Lynchburs, Va.
Republican COPY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

The air /. mach aensrf aud will powerful IN
pandinp the chts Exercising Tie che<, in this manner
il will oanr very ,ibe and espansibe. aud will en-
arye the capsciiy Of the lungs-SeieafiGe .lmaieaa