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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-16


The valuable Medicines ahnye named have recently
been introduced with the approval OF number Of tho
Medical Profession in the city Of Baltimore and else
Mhetu, and IN practice have succeeded must admira-
bly, IN curing the diseases for which they prescribed
They offered the country Practitioner, Medi-
zines which he can IN all respects depend upon,
pared agreement with the experience of of the
learned aud judcitus Physicians, and strictly in
conformity with the rules of Pharmacy and ms special
y serving his convenience, no cannot rendy the
city PHI scian hive his own prescriptions compounded
by practical pharmnceutist.
See the descriptive Pumnh ets be had gratis Of el
who have tie Medicines for sale containing recommen-
dations from Doctors Martin, Baltzcl ADDISON Payne
Handy. Love &c.
Doctor =. IS, Mnrn soys ~ do not hesitate to re
commend your Dauhaa Cordial and Anodgne Cherry
ErpectoraHt, dc.
Doctor Iohn Addison says at gives me much pleas
to add my testimony to that Of Others in favor of
tho extraordinary efficacy Of your Diarhaa Cordial DC;
nnd al the EfpectoraHf =" tnee no hesitation in recon-
mendug II most valuable medicine. &c
Dect. H. A, Payne sats he hns used The Dtdrrhsa
Cordial in his practice with tho hnpplest effect, and
thinks It Il Of the convenient and efficient
bnutions offered to profession"
Dr.. l. ID. Handy writes; a have administered your
AHodyac Eapoeioronf in several OF the Bronchial
Ahection. wsth the most hafy ,csuitsand from know-
edge of ia admirable effects. can with the freaeat
confidence, recommend it, dc,
Doof \. W. Love writes that he Inns administer
ed the Epeioranf to his wiie who has had the Bros-
ehns for fourteen years, aud that sho Is as recovering
from Der long standing mnndy 1t has in few weeks
done her good hnn all the remedies she has here
Iolorn used under able medical counsel
Sixteen of the best Apoileeares and Pharmaceutiss
In tho city OF Baltimore, WRIT. 1--WE satisfied tho
preparations kuown StabieIs dnodgae Cherry Efpec-
iotanf mud StabicS Diarghaa Cordiai. medicines
of ohtAryALug, mud very efficient for the relief and
of the Diseases for which they recommended;
they bear the evidcnu- of skill and In their prepa-
ration and styl iputting up an we take Pleasure in
recommending them.
fwcnty-aeyen ot the mol respectable Merchants re-
anIAt n,I N.Yfll sN,,
hnve sol and nlsoused these medic nes themselves
From experience md that nf GU customers,
10 confidently recommend them Pro Bono Pnblioo We
hive or known any remedies used for the disease
for which they prescribed be- efficient and to
give such entire satisfaction To all"
The above notices Of recommendations from members
Of the Medical Faculty, Phnfmaehcut.ta oI high silnd
ing, and Merchants of the frat responsibility shout be
sufficient -atsiy n TIM these medicines worthy
Qftydi by the afflicted, md thut they ola different
stump and clnsa from the "QmoRery" aad Cure Ais"
much imposed ul, the public.
Il II STABLER g. Co., Wholesale Druggists, Balti-
more, Proprietors.
For snlc by Druggists generally, and by
r. STABLER a. 90,
JOHN II. SEAY,
DAVID II. LYMAN,
al
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lactodi DE- tx TO THE SENATE beverly Tucker e.
"a inter to the Senate of the L. S., received
/. T'L 5; Armstrong 7,and Gales & Seaton
since !. result took the outsiders by surprise,
"Hor5 l. was lookedupon as triumph of the
to gira over the ''Softs." Without presuming
state tl' oaf own opinion on the subject, we may
source wa, os the election of Mr.. Tucker will be
Tho e. grauhcation to his numerous friends.
"% Nc! papers: ~ i''''" Is p'0hS''eu III '' ''ai
ocrots iNS@IoN, Dec 12-All the free soil dem
Messrs" pq all the wings in the Senate, except
Sepato Jones and Bell of Tennessee voted in the
ces,fnl 70 u9y Tor Mr.. Beverly Tucker, the sue
thng 1 candidate for printer. There is some
ithyo st hue omlnous in this vote. Some think
lerontft,aaaa which way the wind may blow
rctprn acker' IN Yesterdays Sentinel, graceful
on him. 80 ''anAs Tor the honor conferred up
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port. walthall lin,


'GNiE heoutilGl and lavorite steamb ,nis e. ~
h AUGUSTA, under ihr command of Ss-..-saesssr>-y4
Capt. Nm. @. Smith. (so lone aud lnvoobly known TO
the travelling community the Potomac md james
Rivera hnH rcsnned her place the line via PORT Wal.
tho ner having been or,uRhly rebuilt and fitted out
ia the most elegant styr, and furnished with Life Boa,s
LIE Pfeservcrs, Force Pumps and ali the appliances
required by Act of oongress to the sniey oi ss
"ueers.
The onrs running IL noNion with the Augusta will
leave Richmond md Petersburg Depot every Mon
day, Nedncsdoy,anh Friday MORN Fat Ga o'clock, NJ
feraons arriving IN Richmond by the Picket Bonts,
have but "A low stcl's To walk Ia thu Care
Returning the Augusta viii envc Norfolk the alter
rnieda,s, vz 1uesdays, Thursdny. and Saturdays, ut
o'clock, A NJ.
tnre between Richmond aud Norfolk, &c ..... ~ 90
tare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill aud
hfoNe wharf, .--...------ -s#-----.-... | 80
Children over three years pnd over twelve
Yours al ngc, hull price.
Ninhlsehtn, .----.-.-. w %
servants, through -.-..---...-- 80
Servants u my point on Il "ri9er..---.,--... 90
Mcals, .......-..- 90 %
~ dS THOS. DoDAMBAD. .Supt
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TEST NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
eoNGREss-MoNDAY.

|, Standing Committees were announced in
No fine was spent in the election of Public
Y. n the Senate, which office was conferred
| 'asyerly Tucker, the Editor OF the Washing
B ,,be House, the proposition to elect a Librari-
"a. rejected by majority of two.
.nething like a test question was made in the
~ in regard to the power of Congress over In
improvements. \ resolution declaring that
,,rqss has the power, and ought to exercise it,
Sp.truct railroad through the territory Of the
,sd States for the conveyance of mails and the
D.oortation of specie, between the Atlantic and
Ne oceans, was laid upon the table by the de-
vote of l27 to -. But the friends of the
sure renewed the proposition in another sh1pe,
iby dividing it, submitted it in such form as
1care simply that the power to construct rail
i. i incidental to thepower to provide for the
,,rl welfare A vote upon this question was
red for the day by an adjournment.
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s,s.:sz=sS JAMES RIVER CANAL.

FARE FROM LYNCHBuRG FARE FROM LYNCHBURG.
To Richmond, $3.50 To Lexington, s. %
To Charlottesville, . 50 To Natural Bridge, 80
To Cumberland Il % TO Buchanan. l.jO
Our Packet Boats leave Ly nciburg daily at ,. NJ
Sundays excepted, and ari'e in Richmond second A.
NJ nj ) connecting there with the Northern and South
Cars, leaving NJ A. NJ. and Steam Bonts down the
RIVER, leaving at A. In Lynchburg supper will be
provided the Boats for Passengers coming in the
Tennessee railroad Cars
Passengers for charlottesville will take the Tuesday,
Thursdays and Saturdays Boat, arrive in Scofresvic
rexi, A NJ al Il5 o'c.ock and in Charlottesville ut
> F. NJ.
Ia. Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge aud Buchnn
an will lea Lynchburg Mon ays, " ednesdnys and Fi
daysat 81 A NJ Returning, leave Buchanan Mondays,
Wednesdays and Friday, a 81 A. NJ.
BOYD. EDMOND g. DAVENPORT
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earn Planters Germ Planters -!

WE the undersigned, hayi,g Obtained "l Mr.
w Kuhn, Proprietor Of the State t1f Firginia, an
agency for Il mfnufaclarc and sale Of Rober J. Cor
yin's Patent CORN PLf NrE8 respect lily request
those who desire labor saving machine 10y which one
i = elcd IN pprform the work, which, by the pres
nm, r,de of pnntinc requires four o: hve-to call I'M
n@da'sy and supply themselves with OF these in"
vnInnb. machines To ibis Planter were awarded the
ir.l Premium, the State Agricultural las OF virgin
-, ,,re,ninms at other fairs This machine, drawn by
ono nurse opens the furrow, drops the corn with great
,oon,ri,y. MISC. Guano or Plaster, if desired and GOV
trs it tine proper delt!' n,rctIn .. mo
dec is DiSNI1'i = 40
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An Immense Coal Field in Market.

FENl Il undersigned hns eused for fifteen years c. a
six or seven miles Of The Dept of the Yireinin and
Tennessee Rar at ew River.
Such the boundess quantity ana superiority Of this
Coal TINT the under signed is induced, from its greul
whine nnd ultimate prntnbeness, to invite attention to-
wards it for the pun pose of procuring additional aid in
lis management He viii disposr Of his interest uto-
gther. or such arrangements may be nccepn.
Ic to any who may be anxlons engage in the en-
rerprze. His lease fifteen years with thu undslu
able right o. WY the lands use OF Timber &c
And the privilege secured after the fifteen years cx
pre of removing all the Coa which may be raised in
TINT time
The proximity OF this magnificent mine of wealth TO
lie great improvement If the State and being exactly
on the line # the branch Ruil-Road down New River
nre considerations which make it OF greut value
no distn't lay.
Tie llcfa Iaiiry which the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail. R.nd Company are rlfsaine-by running arms
for the Development Ut the glent mineral of
The South wcs,-fs nroth"r consideration which will en-.
lanrr hc 9aaf the r,a hels desire bring in
the H.il n'i,
Al re- o mira .i9ps ol - ret viii Give prompt
intention every facility in nek king pels an obscrva.
iians. afforded /, the subscriber.
hnvs appointed ! o. 3, Lee, E,q # II nchburg,
my agent larecsye commuae tous, aal enter into me-.
g6lainns concerning future operation tbs enterprise.
Either Mr.. lie o. myself - il respond promptly to all
conn. 'jcutious
N, "a dress Is Bhc.slais Montgomery County, Va
DC, 2S.G2c2mf ISRAEL PRICE.
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THE MIChlNAN DouRhn PLOW

This rlow consists If wo Plows, placed one hp,re
the Other, the same benin. The forward one tnkes
urrrw from Hree Ia san inches deep separating the
he grass vegetable mntter and lays il slice sr1er
down. Ia the bottom 81 thu previous fmrow; n.d thu
hind follows from four To SIR inches deeper, unl
raises aud deposits it, sic thur Of the forward one.
II being raised mud tnrnrd, the sub roll Is broken n
mcdowell aud spread loose and evenly the swnfl.
or in the language of the State Agricultural Committee
Of Ncw.Ynfk, in their report OF 1870, it mal,rs
seed bel utmost perfectly spade
We will keep constantly on mHd urge assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER both yellow and white
Pine. Oak, Walnut ~. wh'h we will sell reenl ~
boat or wholesale prices. Persons wanting lumber will
find it heir advantage Ia pnrcha III these Works,
ley cnu hive their lumber worked aud dressed
Ter, thereby saving the expense oi hanlng
IA 4. A ID, IA
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,,,rxC. rnrchnsed H. H. Nace's interest in the con-
10 NACE & WINSTON, las will appear from the
n n,,ngs a,erti,cmenr) I will continue the .,
&C c.rooerv Commission & Forwarding Business
At the old stand corncr of Cary and pea ree,; shH'
-; Tho se,, ices Of Mr. w. v. MACE & D. ran
Lev and respecifny solctfhe patronage of ihef'ehd"
" ,stomers Of the late concern Proml'ingto use my
ana r. merit it, as well as that of the public gen
orally. los p WINSTON
NOV 2Slmo
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DMEDsCINEs-sTlBLER,s DIR.

GOOD MEDGCINEs-sT DLAR-
N RHCgA CORDIAL l. pleasant siixfure,
pounded 10 agreement with the rules Of Pharmacy, Of
therapeutic agents. long knpwn and celebrated for their
eenliar efficacy in curing Diarrheo, and similar aec-
tions of the system. In its action IL
and produces healthy condition of the LIVER. thus
removing the the same time IL cures the dis
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Our terms viii be ensh.or negotiable paper saisloc-
torily endorsed.
Tue subscriber, thankful for the very liberal pnlron
nge bestowed him for the last fourteen yrur' he has
been in business in Lynehbug, woul just mention thai
he will still continue his former business heretofore,
and hopes with the additional ficilitcs he hus.nnd
ly the ention he feels determined give
his business in all its vnrnus branches merit
tnunnce ol the patronage ot a liberal public.
sept oats eEO G. CURLE.
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Gouens. II oARSENEss, and other forms of
Common Colds BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, GROUP,
GONSUMPTlON.i in an Early snge and for the relief Of
the Patient even in advanced Stages Of that FATAL Dis
Il combines, in scientific manner, remedies Of long
esteemed value. with others of more recent discovery,
aud besides rs sonhng and tonic qualities through
the skin gently md with grea efficacy orthe Of
this cnss of Diseases
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RECON- MENDATIoNs.

Cufr ENolNErR's Offlor Va. & Tenn. r. X
Lynohh,rg W., Scrtrm ar 20, 1853 !
To THE RAH.ROAE PUBLIC.
All the Cars of every hind in upon this ond hive
heen made nj the Piedmont Works. in Lyme hburg,
Il, thr direction &C Gen'l Neltletop. rs Agent
II gives me much pleasure to .oy thu cars hnec
neen strongly aud faithfully executed. | ohecrully IL
commend these works tn companies requiring ears,
competent 10 construct md faith July execute any con
tracts TINT may be- made with the OF these works
CHAS. r NJ. GAkNETT,
Chiff Eng. Ia. 4 Tenn. X. Il.
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DIUGUID & BRO.

NOTzCE-fIavings sold my entire interest in the
y cnnrarr of Maze & WINSTON TO JOS. r.
WINSTON h. nloncis authorized to use the nanc OF
w. .,,'.,,, in louidnfion All debts due the concern
lao mid ia linn and all debts due by it must be pre-
septed 10 him for collection .,cr
Nav 24h, 1853. NJ H. NASH
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From nm intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Goo g.
Curc. | feel confident tnt the Pcdr III Wutks under
his management, will fully moniam il reputation in
making Rni. Rnnd Cars we'll In any aud all
branches Of meohucnl operations,
JNO, ROBIN Mcdaniel, President
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AS will lie scenhy Mr. Win,tons advertisement an
!, lin, Rusipess al the old stand of Mace " WIN
ton nnd cordially recommend him to the patronage OF
TIE ola 'uS'''"' NJ II. MACE
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SOuTn-srDE ItAILKOAD


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS lcnyes The De
N put In Peie' sburg every day. Sunday expected,
at 7 O'clock A NJ. mn arrives nj Burkove nj The IN,
tcrfeeton of the Richmond nnd Danvile Rnil-Rood
at 10 oeloclA connecting by TINT liund with Mossrs.
T. Fngg g. Coe SinRe Lue for Charlotte Court ousc,
Ilalmx Court House, Dnnville nnd Greensboro. O.,
mud arriving NJ Farmviln NJ il30. A NJ connecting
there with Mrssrs FmRg, Caldwell & Go a Stage Line
for Lynehburg.
returning. the trim leaves fnrmyille nj !, =. NJ,
ard Rnfkevle at % p m. arriving 10 Petersburg il
time for lhe' trims going North South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomatox Rail.
Road with the splendid stca n.hips Roanoke aud James
tlvn Tor NtwN ofk which leave City Point nj y NJ,
md every Wednesday with stenmships Tor Philadelphia
wlirh rnvc City Point nj The aame hour.
i -sergers prcerfng remain in Petersburg The
uieht, take the morning train North NJ "a A. NJ.
the Jnmes River Bons for Old Point, Norollt and Bnlt.
more nj \. a, NJ the for tho South, o'clock
A.
Arrangements have been mnde by which through tick.
between tho following points may be procured
the annexed inteH;
Between Petersburg aud Lynchburr, through In
fifteen hours, .-......-...--... " 90
Between Petersburg and The Sweet Sulphur
Springs, through in Two dayA,............... 90
between Petersburg and Whiie Sulphur Springs.
through in two days.. ...... 10 90
Between Petersburg Dnnyic, through in TWEEN
ty-fonr hours, ..-.-...... 25
Between Petersburg Gtco 'sbofa, N. g., thro'
~ two days, $3.50. --.#...- 49, ~ w
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. @ through
1uthree dhys..--- IL 90
Between Petc sbufg md Charlotte 90
A freight train l,oves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday. "Wednesday aud Friduy morning ~ g. A. " mud
f freight obtain freight list by calling u-on
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
der3 Is Il. J. WALL. sup't.
NOTICE TO CONTRA & TO y !.
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VFEE LARGEST SILK, ElBBON
AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK =.
Thomas o. Siea5n ,importcr and J0bber Of Silks MN
qerg. ami Fancy Goods,at nett Cash prces-T:ne gmn
I'D by adding interest, 1872 Broadcdy n. Y, Has now
III store and is day receiving and Offering at the lowest
irces complete assortment Of goods in his line,
rfsing all the various styles and designs, consisting 81
Black and Fancy Silks Mareeincs, torences, Shawls
Trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons Teleta and San Ribbons
Dress Trimmings Of all kinds, Embroderies, French
and English Grapes. Grape Lsscs. Silk Cravnts, Glove.
all kinds, Silk Lace Mts, Bnregcs. Lacrs. White
Goods, Hosiery. J. G Hdbfs.
Tie undersigned would invite Merchants from The
North South East nd West when in the city, 10 favor
him with chilli and examine his stock before pur
riasing.
THOMAS G STEARNS.
l62 Broadway, Between Liberty st.
dec 28-dnclv and Maiden Lane,
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NAt y! CAPS! APS!-A large supply {
~ Caps for Gents, Boys and Servans.n Mt
December SEABURYS
Two THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.-
II ADAMS & cos Expresses ofiis Daiy, Cetfaia
md Cheap facilities fer obaining goods of all descrip
lions from all parts OF the United Suites.
We have secured Specinl Express Privileges III
.wifi and jamestown and RoanOke avinl
New York, "Wednesday, md Saturday, arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
prepared lorwes1 goods of all descriptions
very low Our Express leaves Richmond dailt
per Edmund aud Davenp,r's line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porrdge
Our inland express per Great u. S Mail Lie c. =
Is heratofore to arrive in Richmond Tgice d.
The well-known character Of our house for resia.--
hlty and attention to the interests of customer.
us in snyng that shippers will find it ihei
to order their Goods through "Adams& Go.
Eapress ADAMS & co,
per I'm. II. Mostly. agent
jy 26-ifdts Lynchbtrg. w.
N. B-GooJ. dePntchol to all points whore e lay,
agents.
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RERANDRETu,s PILLS..

Medicine hich for ninetteo ycarS has prooed rorlhy
Of all c0nfdencc
A MEDICINE universal in its powers of good to
N infant often loo ,ed upon "A blessing
sent from heaven ife-may it be duly apprecia
ted
But" some one says, "how medicine be
ful in all ca ses7" We answer, this medicine pu-
rifles the blood and as no disease effect when
| the blood is pure
ALL DISEASE Is CURED BY PURIFY
ING THE BLOOD.
Suppose the stomach Is affected. All the symptoms
show gcea prostraton of its strength it is capable
of digesting the food; have wind in stomach
sour belchi gsburning pain scrapng sensations at
the pit of the stomach These symptoms remaining
cause the greatest prostitution Of the powers of the mind
us well those Of the body-and if not speedily remov
cd they will cause other dangerous symptoms such us
Pnrayssi St. Niius' Dance, Dipepsy. rheumatism
more gonelally however, Cholera Morbus, Dysenery,
or it may he obstinate cosveness terminating in vo-
lent sickness of the stomarh and unfr guenty in
inflammation Of the bowels
How important i, il then, That these first symptoms
be renewed afl DOSES of Brandreths Pills
would generally effect this object; but it should be
nembered TINT they always applicable, and should
he u-ed until health is fully festoredas they will surely
cure soonCr than any other remedy and when we have
health through Il en- il il patoh work-iti is oENu
I'VE cuRE--one that will not deceive.
For sale Wholesale and retail, by d. B. Payne, Lynch
burg; Va laP6-wu
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HIGGINBOTHAM MALE AND FEMALE
AGA NV.

fIHE seventh session OF hi. School will commence the
L 9Th Januaty aud continue To the ain june under
the superintendent of the subscriber aided by udies
competent 10 tcnc al The branches usually taught IN the
mosi approved Institutions OF the ds, No cGorts on
the parI Of hr Principal and the Tustees (sho reside
in the vjruity Of the Academy) will be sln,ed torcnde
the Schuol every respect worthy the liberal pntr nge
by which it bus bern sustained. Half he Board and
Tuition lcrs advance, and deductions nade except
fi1r rl nl Ii
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'
SAML Nj. GARLAND, Presk
ROBERT NJ. BROWN,
d. II, TAPSCOIr,
l. DANIEL. IT, r...,..
W f. COLEMAN, i'"'''es'
BROWN j..
WI. w THOMPSON,
RE EBENCES
Rev. hsy. " TT E. Ear ;, a" rl.. ry"sas"rs.
Rev r. +. Martin, Amherst G. II.
Rev Collins. P,rs.of dickinson G ol
Or any of the old patrons
~ ADDRESS r. W WATTS. A. NJ.
dec l54t Amherst &. H.
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THE undersigned having had charge Of the nhovr
" orks from tirir commencement. under the iorm,i
rtorrtar Mai. A. Ellison. 1r.; nsks IL -ny tie
Reil-Road public that he hns engaged with the present
Proprieto and will continue it, mans mcnl hoping by
pis long experience in Rail load works md constant
tenion the work entrusted to him. merit the mp
probation and liberal patronage OF lie public
A. NETTI EToN, Manager.
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Agricultural Esnpiesnen,

THE attention Of Farmers ia nl-o invited to theae
Works, hers viii be keplnlwuys lnnd MI kind ~
Agricultural implements,
say Flows inrrnws. tull,nors Corn Shelters, Ghurus
of varnus pnteri aud of the most improved aud ln
style Also lny presses, mud Everything necessary lot
agricultural purposes. Farmers rey getting n.
good uftieas these Works they the Noll
or an, ~ - works, lid al Nothorn prices.
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L,srlsAY COWs,-rAKEN UP in 60

L>SEgsAY cOWS.-rAKEN UP in Zs---Ts
H November last two Cow; one IA brin- 10y
die of medium sir, with "A white belly and -zH2SFa
hind iees-ow der, supposed to he twelve year, old,
marked with crop in the right ear and underkcel in
the left The other Cow is speckled red and white
snur nqui.e small, supposed to be eight years oil J.
marked with cross in the right, and hole in the left
ear. The ler is requested to come forward, provo
property, pay hargcs and take away
DANL f BAILEY.
dec Ii.c2uf IYongh's Fyrg,AB,hrr1