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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

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Gen. Jam 5 Myers, Lieutenant Governor of
Ohio, upon takiag the oath of office;
: SENAroRs:.l laws been called by the suffi a
ges Of our common constituency to preside
over Your deliberations. inexperienced as
am IN much that pertains to this situation,
| enteE upon the discharge Of its duties
with unisigucd distrust Of my qualifications,
aud with Ia full confidence that shall not
only need your turbearancc, but require
YOUR aid
lsal aware how iilicult it is, in situa-
ton like this, the duties of which must oft
en- be discharged amidst excitement and
without time for examination or reflection,
tor any man to give universal satisfaction or
even TO escape ccnsure. 1t shall, however
be my constant purpose to discharge the du-
ties incumbent upon me with impartialitv,
singleness ofpurpose, ,and fidelity otintenton.
Rules are necessary for the government
Of all dellberatiye bodies, uos only for the
dispatch Of business, but for the protection
of mlnorities frQn the encroachments tot
power. Such rules as ii may be your pleas
ure from time to time to adopt, you will of
course expect me to enforce | shall aim
to do so with strict impardality, and due re-
gard for the rights of Senators.
70 suppose that in their administration, |
will not commit any errors, would be arro-
eating to myself far greater knowledge Of
parliamentary law than l can claim to poss
ess.
In czder that We may be in the greatest
Hpnrap fi,l To
tain the dignity Of the Senate, it is necessa.
ry that We should all in the discharge of our
duties here, manifest spirit of Kindness,
forhearanee, moderation, and mutual re-
spect for each other; and may not the hope
be confidently entertained that such will be
the case throughout the present session?
| 1t is not my province to recommend to
you measures for your dehberation. Itmay
not, however be out Of place to say that
the session of the present General Assembly
will not be one void Of high responsibility
to Its members, and Of great interest TO the
people Of this State. We have had but
one legislative body since the adoption of the
new Constitution. WHICH rendered necessary
the remodeling the most Of the laws of the
State, and the adoption Of them to many nc W
and untrieI principles
This work, which was so we'll begun by
our predecessors, is not yet perfected -
Hence will be the duty of the present
General Assembly, to revise such laws as
may require revision, and also to enact such
new laws as the exigencies of the State
may demand. With the experience we now
have, Of the working Of the new system, a
nearer approximation to perfection in legis-
lation will be expected Of the present than
of the last General Assembly.
Confidently relying, gentlemen, upon
your co operation, | shall endeavor to en-
force the rules and preserve order and dec
Drum in debate. This is necessary that we
may dispatch the public business in the
shortest time practicable.
Let me in conclusion express the hope;
that when we shall have ended our official
duties here, we may merit and receive from
our constituents the salutation, "weil done,
good and faithful servants"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

CLEVELAND pLAFNDEALER.--On the begin-
ming ofthe new year the Weekly Plaindeal-
er appeared in new dress. The Plaindeal.
er was always good newspaper; in fact, it
has been one of the leading journals of our
country. GRAY and his corps Of assistants
cannot be exceled in their line of business.
Success attend them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

GS- Our Consul at London, says that
kossuth will leave ia few days for Con
stantinople.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

RyNavigation on the Ohio rlyeris again
opened, with eighteen feet of water in the
channel. The largest class. of steamers are
now running regularly.
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ET-Our thanks are due to Hon. r. X.
Price for pamphlet copy Of the Governors
Message.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

Cyan excellent piece of original poetry
will be found on our first page, and one to9
that is very appropriate at this time
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

E1 There are great many people in
this county who visit Wheeling fol the pur-
pose ofpurchasing Dry Goods. When they
DO 50, we would advise them by al means,
to give J. s. Rhodes, Main Street call
He gives the best bargains in that city.
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g-Wm. Hogg q Co and S. & II. Nc,
Fadden are paying the very highest price.
IN CASH, for wheat at their stores in Cadiz.
You that have it for sale, will know where
to 60.
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Eg-Board in Washington City, at the
first class hotels, at this time, is only Sc 90
per day.
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EE- Hon. John A. Ctrwin has filed with
the Governor his resignation as Judge
Of the Supreme Court. The vacancy we
suppose will be fllsd by the appointment of
our excellent nominee for that office, Shep-
ard +. Norris, of Clcrmont county.
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GD~We are glad to announce that our
friend. DR.. B. F, Berkley has returned to
this place, "his adopted home," after
being absent for some time on visit to his
friends in the "old Dominion" and that he
has resumed the practice Of his profession.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

EE- Parks who murdered man
named Beatson near Cuyahoga Falls, has
been sentenced to be hung on the 26th OF
May, 1854.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

EyHon. }. j. CrittendeD, wing, has been
elected L. S. Senator from Kentucky.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

WnEELISG PAPERs. Those OF our citizens
who wish to obtain the very latest news,
can do SO by taking either one of the three
Wheeling daily papers. The Argus. Ga
zette and Intellisencer are all good papers,
and never fail to give us the very latest
news. Our business men should patroGise
them. They are published cheap, oaly SIS
per annum.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

E1-We learn from telegraph dispatch
dated Cincinnati, Jan. l3, 1854, that the
Western Reserve Bank, located at Warren
Ohio, has failed. Stand from under.
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Daily ILine.

NJ LsytOuis now running daily, between
cadrz and bloomfield station, a four horse
coach. % eoaneet with the Sieubcnyille and
Indiana RsilrOad. at that place. ~
So soon as the railroad is completed to
the Junction, which will be IN week OF
two, Mr.. L. intends to ',bange his line from
Bloomfield to that place. And when the
road is completed to CAdiz, he intends to
run daily a four horse coach between this
place and Cambridge. At present he runs
a triwsekly line between here and Cam
bridge. Mr. LtytOnis an energetic, push
ing man, and does all that he can for the
accommodation Of the pr.blic, and deserves
the patronage Of the travelling community.
His drivers are sober and careful, AMI his
teams are the best in the State.
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The valuable Medicines above named have reoea
been introduced with the approval ofa number oil 4
Medical Profession in the city of Baltimore AMI ri
where, and in practice have succeeded must sdna
hIy IN curing the diseases for when they presto
They are offered to the country Practitioner as Ne
cines which he in all respects depend upon, a. n
pared IN agreement with the ex pereuce OF some q VI
most learned and judieie Physicians, and strlci9
conformity with the rules of Pharmacy. and as s@ '
~ serving hls Convenience Who cannot 40 readily ''
city IN si''iun have his prescriptions conpou''
10y practical pharmaceutist
See the descriptive PAM hlets. Ia be had gratis /"
who have tLr Medicines for sale containing recond
dations from Doctors Martin, Baltzcll, Addison ~
Handy Love Sc
Doctor b Martin says. Il do not hesitate y u
commend ynnr Dia,rhea Cordial and Anodyne On
EIpect0rant, DE-.
Doctor john Adii-nn .ays 1T gives inc macn
ure t" add my testimony tn that of others. III Ia
the extraordinary Efficacy OF youl Dia,r49a Cord"
ana o The EIpccforanf, II lave hesitation III NV
mendlng it as most valuat.e medicine. DC
Doct. r. A. Payne sa,s he has used the IN
tordtdt IN his practice with the huPPlest eht
l.lhNs II Is one at the most convenient and ein'ie
hlnations ever offered To our profession
Dr. l. Handy writes: II have adminiIe Il
Aiodyae E.tpeclo1at. in several cases OF The ~
Affection, with the most hapy result atd from s
edge Of It's admira6ie ehect>. can with the Fa'
confidence recnmirnd It," dc. "a.
D"ct \. w. Love writes to Us that he has "a'' n
rd the EIpcctorant Ia his wife, who has had t''
chttis for fourteen years, aud that she is as re-,
from her long Standing maInd,. 1t has III rev
dome her more good than al the remedies she :
otorc used under able medical counsel. III
Sixteen of the best Apnthecaries and fharfna "A
IN the city of Baltimore write I'VE are sa'''' "a
preparations known Stobie,'s Aaodyne thef'g ~.
iorGm and I>taGler's Diughaa e9diai. ARE nf'a
"' GREAT VALUE. and cery Efficient tn Tue ls
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IENHE present critical state OF European affairs will
L render these publications. unusually interesting du-
ring the year 1854 They will oecapy a middle ground
between the hastily wr ten news iten., crud specu
atons, and flying If the daily journal and the
Ponderous Tome of the future historian, written after
the living nlerett and excitement nf the great pc.
rcal events 1T the time shuli have passed AWAY. 1t
Is to these Periodicals that readers look for the
only really Ineligible ID reab history of current
events ami a. sueh in addition to their weil-estobsh
ed literary scientific, all theological characterize urge
them upont e consideration OF the reading public
Arfa eements are IN progress for the receipt of
ly sheets from the British Publ -hrrs by which we shall
be nblc TO place all Reprints in the hands of sub
'crhers, about as snon rs they he furnish
ed with the foreign copies. Although this will involve
avery large outlay ON our part, sn continue to fur
nh the PERIOD Gals the low rates as heretofore
viz:
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les ut any one or more of the above works, Thus: Four
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foSfAdE-ln the principal cafes and Towns
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hemlttances aud communications shnuld ALWAYS be ad
dressed, post paid, To the Publishes
LEONARD SCOTT K CO,
ID Gold Street New York
~ B.-L. q Il Co. have recently published and
n've now for sale the FARMERS GUIDE, y by
uy stephens OF Edinburgh nn / PORT Norton. 81
Yale College, New Haven complete in . vols ,ovnI oc
'aV". continuing 1000 page, Ia steel and 500 eood en-
~ wings Price. in muslin binding Sc
~ FMS work rs NOT The old " Book of he Farm. -
jan 7-drs ~
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Hor-e.. Mules Cattle, Hog, Sheep aud CaIve-, Of
eight in number, will be carried Bird class
Goods.-Ihe weights Ia be regulated as follows: Hnr-
ses l00u ib..; Mules 500; Beef Caule, 1000; Stock
10. 700 Hoss. ljG Sheep, 100; Calves, 1875. under
; months old. Lumber ut all knds, and Coal 10
lac oai.'d aud unloaded by "wners, consignces.
Onc DAY only viii be allow ed load unload unless
by -peeIai reement IN writing. Whenever u Car is
,afered rcmni loa1od arriving at it, place OF
destination. over "a hours, une.s otherwise agreed
nPon II vii be at the option Of the Compan, unload
IT. and charge ie at 80 cents per Car load for
Lumber, and 80 for Coal and also cha ge at the
tate ni fl.GO per day. tor the use If the Cai.
rHOS SHARP Supr't.
aug pits Va. & Tenn. X. 4.
.ure,s mud Ron.
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SERVANTS.

the Train is stopped fot IA passenger between an,
nj the above named points, the charge will be made from
tie point last passed by the Train, and charge vii
pe less than twentv-iive cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except thnsr
who take the ,ars whete tickets are not sold
will be charged by the conductor, ten per in
lton the regular of fare provided. however
that in sh,l he receive less than ten.
Than fifty from any passenger, To any point
the road.
Servants viii be required To have two passes, to
he left with the Ticket AGENT and with the Cunduc
which passes must he explicit in granting the priv
eee travel the Free colored persons will be
required produce their free papers,or they will be
permitted travel on the
May lots THOM 5 SHARP,
Smnt. Erhns
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SOUTII-SIDE RAILROAD
IA M ~ ] %


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
"A pot, in Petersburg every day. Sunday expected.
At o'clock. NJ ant arrives at Burkeve at the in
trr'ectiun Of the Richmond and DanVille Rail-Roud
at 10 uclprk,A. ,cpnnccing by that Road with Messrs
T. Flagg Co.'s Sugp Lie for Charlotte Court ouse,
Halifax Couu House. Dunvillc and Greensburn c.,
mud arriving at Fnrmvite at ll.30. connrcling
ilcre with M"s-rs. flugg Caldwell X Cos Stage Line
for Lynctburg
Returning. The train leaves Farmve ut l. p. M.
nd BurkevllIc AT % p, arriving n Petersburg in
time tor the trains going North South. connecting
every Iu"sday and Friday with the Appomaitox Rail.
Raadwit' lac -p"ndhl steu nsbip- Rnannke and James
i,"b tor \ w-Noik which leave City Point NJ p NJ.
and every Wc,ln, sdny with steamships fur Phade pha
which leave lily Point nt the same hour.
i ssei preierring remain in Petersburg the
light, can take the morning train North Mt a. M.
The James River Boats for Old Point Norfolk and Bat
'n"rr AT g. M, the for the South, oc LOCK-
Arrangements have been mule ly which through tick.
'is b"w" the toIowing points may be procured at
II = annexed tutes:
between Petersburg and Lynchburg through in
htt'en hours -----.-.-.. -....-...----- % 00
between Pcter-'urg and the Sweet Sulphur
Spriug@ through In two DAYS, -.-...---... 90
between Petersburg and hite Sulphur Springs,
through in two dnys,.-..-...-.-..--...- 10 Oh
between Petersburg Danviiir, through in TWEEN.
tY-tour hours, -.---.---.. -
Between Petersburg Gee sboro' ~ C., thru
IN two days, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n. G Through
Ia three ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 90
Between Pcte sburg and Charlotte. SIS Oh
freight train huves the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday "Wednesday and Friday morning a u, A. N md
i"inrns th" same days Any person wishing the
iRt's # freight obtain II freight list by calling u.on
ia" Agent ut the Petersburg Depot
der3 - T.. j. WALL, Sup't
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Il = eaggsoptafe toth, foSf LIass--boNeru ~ mats
DO furniture
L. tcies appropratet 10 Second Ciass.-Boxes, bales
II good feathers. shoes, saddlcry glass, paints, oils
a md C, ..fectionery.
1, CESAR, rop'1dfeto Third Cfdss-Virginiad omes
- Igr. ,see, liquor, bagging, rope. butter cheese,
1Ant a,tureJ bacco lenher, hides, yarns cop
er, a, sheet i. l. holow-ware queensware castng~,
ard ,are marble (dressed heavy articles moi
M rated in special or fourth classmates.
A, -.clss appropriate TO the Fourth Glass Flour, Gin
rice, pork beef, fish lard, talow and bacon. lin
a.h. boxes sacks beeswux, bales of rags ginseng
:, ried fruii, bar iron, marble, (undressed) mil and
81 nd stones, mill gearing.
,,.. / 30 miles $50 Salt per bushel !
,a,'. l y. 100 miles. 200 Fifty pounds. 10
ma M" ". = $50 miles. $50 4
WV 'os' zoe miles 800 Carri' asst II
Sci [ dts
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Our term. will be cashier negotiable paper sntsfac
tnriy endorsed.
TIE subscriber thankful f1r the very liberal patron
bestowed him FOR the lat fourteen Year, he hns
teen "a business IA L,ncbbure. wnu. ust mention that
be- will It'll continue his former bu,inc., rs heretnnra
aud hopes WIN the aedinanal f,ci h, now has nj
y the icnon he frel- de- m iued To give To
ii. hu-nes. in all it, saiinn= branches. Ia merit con.
dnuance Of The patronage ol hero pubic
scot 23-ts .,EO q. GuRLE.
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lilo! for the Christmas and New Year
OLIDAYS,

'nNHE Intending 10 mat e Presents ON the aprro,rh
ing hol1daNs. would do well 10 call al t;IRRs' .eu
known ana popular establishment and exam in, Inc l,r
9r' beautiful stock of articles l., ckets Charms rn
INNS hey- Frames AID Cns,s of every .tvle .I,d n,
I'm from inc common up TO the fne,r kind vet intro
",'ei VIII he n led With the tac smae of one
sell IN a style peculiar to Gibbs; n slvIp ti,nt j. NV i
~ none anu s9ubied by few. Gail at the sig of ,h.
rag don't make mistake but Iouh out forbe str,n.s
u. u p. e. GIBBS
D. Especial attention is requested to the new
t9e c"Io'ea pictures. and some new. speri a,s If ,h
erreo,e"p'c work which is guaranteed 10 be suer,,
:" any seen tn the Stats. Come one come alt .iy; GiLh
Gu, and y" viii find him Iiule better rrenared -,
o ms ~, 'rens aud the public tan most esrabish
o'n'ne SKY aad side lights with con,pc,an, and exnn
y ~ ".>is'"htS' and mn unusually ats stock Of eyerv
ling Kept IN any salleyln this or any of the nn,rs
dec 2l-is
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BY EXPRESS,
II ARPER'S MAGAZINE. IN Jaeusty,
london Ar aurba'.
kairkerhnekef Magazine
United Siates Illustrated
Myers uniy-rsuu-Nos 7 and g.
Notions for ebuary,
Slman' Tour ID Europe,
Masonia Chart,
Fen Leaves,
knapps Commercial Writing. new,
Hand Book of N.edlew5rk
Journey God Dgein-. humorous
Lie and Adventures OF a Arkansas y rotDr,
M. Partngt,n's Carpet Bag,
The Old Doctor or Stray Leayes,
Jack Junk.
l.,rd saxondale, by Reynolds,
'l ,ak House
sam Sticks Wise Saws
funch's Humerists' Library,
ALSO
Blank Account Books, new supply
Gulia Peachn Pens new article,
Indehlel Ink,
Meatie an1 other Memorandum
Pocket Books and Bill Cases
Pocket Diaries, various sizes,
Time Books, someting new.
Pocket Lanterns
The above, th other articles too numerous to men.
ton. received 1t MORSE'S Comm House.
inn III
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Cou'Hs, II " A Il n Il y ana otnel lo, - N
Common Colds, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, Choof
CONSUMPTIONin an Early Stage and tor theiehrl
the Patient even in advanced Stages OF that ATL DIS
1t combines in scientific manner, remedies OF loo.
esteemed value with others of more recent discovery
and besides It's soothing and tonic qualities, acts tr
the skin gently and with great efficacy forhe crro
this class of diseases
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.

LEONARD SCOTT & o. N y continue to re. pub
llsh the following British Periodicals. viz:
|. The London QUA. erly Reriec, (Conservutive.)
The Edinburgh Repiep (Whlg
;. The Nor7h B,iiSh Reriec Gree Church
d The HestmiaSter Reri,ar. (LiberBl.)
. Blaclpoods Edinburgh Maga.me Glory
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.


VINllE beautiful and lIvpriic -teamb ,at. p
j AUGUSTA, uuder be- command pf SrS.<zE6<174--
Capt VIM. G. Smith go long AID fasofably knovn Ia
The travelling community the Potomac and James
Riyrr.) has resumed her place thu line via Port Wal
hl after having been ,ugly rebuilt ard fitted
IA tn elegant i, i, and furnished with Life Bouts.
lie Pfc-eryrr.. Fore Pump and all The ,pnnce-
required by Act of Congress the SAFETY IT uss.
The Cars running It cot texion with the Augusta will
leayethc Richmond ard Petersburg Depot every Mon.
dal. Wednesdays Friday morni 81 O'clock, NJ.
Persons arriving in Richmond by the Packet Bonts,
hive but few steps walk to the Cars.
Returning tho Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
eateda>s. viz Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturday, at
O'Clock, A
Fare between Richmond md Norfolk, &c 49,. 81 90
Far" between Richmond. Cokes, Rings Mill and
hrhN" " ihilt. Oh
Children three yrurs and twelve
years Of age haf pr1re.
MrHls cnch,. 90 50
servant, througb,----.- 5O
Servants l. ahy point on y 81 i'er,.---..---. %
Micah, e.. .-.-...--.. 90 25
nov dScts THOS. DODhMEAD. Snpt.
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This pow consists If PlaNs placed ane bef'ra
the o'hcr on the sBmr beum The forward one thkes il
furrw from uret iueht deep, separating the roat-
down ~ tie boit.m ol the previous ftfrosi Il the
hind one t,llrws ir"m tonr pche- deeper, and
and deposits IL sic that ct the forward
II being raised turned the -nb .oil Is hrf,cn and
mcdowell and spread ion-e mud evenly The
,r,in ih- language ol the State Agricultural Cnmmrc
10. New York. ia their fspoft OF 1871. IL n3akes a
>oed bei snosi perfectly spade
We will kc p cnnsiatIly hand large assortment
IT SEASONED LUMBER. both ,ellow aad white
Pine OAK. Walnut. ~, winch will sell regul -
huat ar whnle-nlr prices Persons Wanting lumber Will
lind il their advantage Ia nreha-f al ile=s " ffs,
ley have their u1ubef worked md dressed Ia
der, thcieby saving the expense uf bnalng
Il l. L
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Furnishing Goods

GOOD MI EDICsNES-S7AB DnR
~ RHEA CORDIAL apea,ant Stme, cod
pounded in agreement viii the rules of Pharmacy
therapeutic agents. long known and celebrated tn tied
peruliar ricacy in curing Dnrtheo, and similar sa
lions of the system. In its action, il ALLAYs s,ustA
and produces healthy condition of the LIVER. tlas
removing the at the same time it the dis
ease
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oyrlc. Va fesz. Ran Roam Co

EyaehHufg. Seft 20. 1853.
From 100 inlinatr aeqnniaianee with Mr.. Geo q
turc. | feel confident tat the Psdra II Works gu'in
hi. r.anaerutrnt will fly mniniain IL reputation
making Raj. Rnad Car. well in any aud all
branches of rnechaica ,rerntians
JNO. ROBIN Mcdaniel. Prediept
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RECOMM ENDAr1oNs
CatrF EsaiNFFH.s DYFlcr. II = Tenn. T. X
Iyus hfurs bn. Sepfan ~ u 1853.
l.. =

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A. the Car. isvrry tnd ia TIE uf.'n IT. ioni ha, =
ron made ~ tie Pi,.H,at Na#lr. ~ Lyn hburg
,h e. dtrc;tsa e GEM Aeiil.toa. ~ Agent
o. gives me much pleasure .By tint hasr
i,rcn strongly and faithfully executed eheerfnly
mn,epd these wsfk-. cnmpbuie- requiring
,an,.ceur 80 construct a4d faith uily any
tract. thnt may lac made sifb .wner thea WORK.
CHAS. VI GARNETT.
Ctt,f Ing IA l. Ienn. II X.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-30

THE attention Of Farmers are also invited these
Works ihcrs viii be KEPT always on and al kinds
Agricultural Implements,
,sy plnws Inrrows. Gultsnor- Gofn Shelters. Thu
uf various patterns aud ct the improved aud Ia
ste And Hay Pres4es aud everything necessary
agricultural purpose.. fatmers &c getting ln
~ good nj los those Npks they the Noft..
or ..'' tr works, pd at hstfi,etn price.