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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

,sNHE undo rsigned have just received full and
1 plete assortment of
STAPLE, FANCY AND SILK GOODS
If almost every varie, anteh in this market such as
LADIES DRESS GOODS Il TRIM MlNGS,
hawIs BennrtS, Ribbons. Gloves, Hosiery Edgings,
uSerlinsS, Ginrhams. Prints De LANES, taShmeres,
'u'hS, ,assmeres, Sattines and Vestings, 6ankets.
shsetings, Drngs, Tickings, &c.
HATS, APPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES,
w<E ~ 20 "A Il III e IA @a
Hardware, Queensware and Groceries.
Having purchas stock in Boston and New York.
tHd being sirots ri asing our business, ofle
inducements To bay r, If not great than any
this city. To this, II public respect
fully invited TO call and examine goods and prices
Ne shall do our besto please, and To merit patron
age.
J. q. w ATHERBY & co.
Main -street--2t door above Sixth,
Dubuque. sent 2sth, 1858. daWf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
OIL FOR MACHINER I ,
Mo-, Jrf;c5o

A N9N 4Tf1fIe
THE subscriber has"n hand aud FIR sale Five Barrels
l Machine oil This article is used by most of TIL
IN lcnfirores in the United States luhficatng Oil
a, i. fo nd pref rable Sperm Lard oil Ii wi
NJ rrongea TIL coolest at weather, and helm" muc'
es rrice tn tn oils "ommoni yused makes more
ec ,nmcsl This on is especially adapted 10 TIN" sh
i'd. Machines. Come aud give ii trial. ane ii II does
moi ,rv To sustain the character that have given il
return it, and will refund the money.
TIMOTHY MASON,
Sign of the Good Samaritan.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

A GREAT TRUTn.-ln a discussion recently
in the Methodist Protes ant General Confer
ence, the Rev. George Brown, in speaking 81
the discretionary power OF an editor, sald NJ
deserved as much credit for keeping some
things out of the paper as he did for putting
% her things in.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

TmE MoRMoNs.-We learn by letter from
Kansas to the Osceola Independent, that the
advance guard of the Mormon emigration over
tl,e plains this season, is encamped near that
town. This body numbers 1000 persons they
are chiefly Danes, Swedes, Norwegians, WEIGH
ami English
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

GY The first vessel launched in Lake Erie
was in 1879; it was built by the French for the
Expedition of La Sale. The FIRST American
vessel was Iauncbsaia 1907 The first steamer
i ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
THE ATLANTIC.

Gen Webb, of the Courier and Enquirer
returned from England in the Atlantic. He
Says:
Previous to leaving Liverpool, Capt. West
Informed me that he had see ice in his outward
passage a little north al Al deg; and in conse-
auence he intended to take the extreme north
ern passage, in the hope of thereby avoiding
the field ice altogether, and running through
the icebergs, previous TO their being scattered
by the currents, &c, on their reaching the
Banks. He argued, that he would then meet
cebergs Only, and b. able 10 run through them
in less than day, while If he kept further to The
souh, hp would meet both with icebergs aud
| tirld-ice, and be far more exposed to injury and
danger
| The result proved the accuracy Of his calcu-
lations On Tuesday evening he took ms
station deck, the look -oul for ice, and tel,
in with the first iceberg early on "Wednesday
morning During the whole IF Wednesday, we
continued to pass moantain alter mountain ct
ice and when inform you that Capt West
and The Did ST seaInen boad, declared that
they never saw many such large lceber5s,
YOU Will be able TO form some idea OF thrii
magnifceuce The weather was exceedingly
cold, but clear; and with brilliant moon a
night, were in no dar ger, and qu.'e al hoert,
to enjoy one of the rarest and IN ,st magnIhcen
sights hat can be imagined
On Thursday morning having got entirely
rid uf the icebergs, our cap avn lett The deck
b having been dufy curing the Who'll O
5 Tuesday aud "Wednesday nI2hts and all "
. "Wednesday | mention this fact as evidence 6
. the atten ion Ia his ship fr which he is :" re
5 markabe, while the accuracy of his judgmen
q IN regard to the time should meet the Ic'
e it's character and extent, excited my adlnrato
n and respect
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TAsE ATTENTION

" the citizens of Dubuque and adjoining Conntle:
i J invited 10 the following and oatndbfs inrshtt
for applying Electricity cheap and elegant form TO
cure of Disease.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

and the undivided half Of Lot No T. &C. containing
65 2 Of first timber. The Above land is stu
ated near Elkader. in Clayton county Also, the w
quarter of w quarter of sec % north ofrange
3 east situated Andrew, Jackson county. Also,
the w quarter Of the quarter and the south halt
oethe w quarter of 81 township co. range east
of the 5th NJ, situated miles north of the city of u
buque For further particulars inquire of the subscribers
GEO. w. BURTON co.
Dec a 1883 dawtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

~ mot single Jew requiring temporary
relief is the report of the missionaries and
colpolteurs of New York, appointed by an or
gonizad society of that city 1t is remarkable
report-one which will apply to other cities IN
which large number of the children of Abra-
ham may be found, and is deserving OF consider
alton by those who malign them.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
Fresh Arrivals.

q * Drums Goldfish SO boxes l-2 and Raisans
- Al Pkg's chests and 10 chests Tea;
25 Boxes A No. |, Soap Tierce Rice :
l cask Brandy; do Port Wine;
The above Goods will be sold to the trade in town
coan try at a sinai Advance on cost.
g. j. O'HALLORAN,
Commercial Hall, III Main-st., Dubuque.
Also fine lot of Harvesting Tools, Scythe Snaths,
Forks SIckies.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
Bank OF r. 5. Jesup 4 Comply.

Until farther notice, interest will be allowed on
u rent deposit accounts, the of per cent
per annum.
Exchange on the east and south will he received
from depositors in account, and premium allowed the
same. Exchange sold at the lowest rates.
Dubuque, Dec s., 1853. daw6m
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NEW GOODS.

N. V. DE S c E LII ES,
Corner Of Iona and Fourth Streets,
TN HAS just received his supply of Fresh,
$780, staple and Fancy GROCERIES,, consisting
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
n u &c K Err

10 accommodate themin thar line.
At I'D Bush's Block, you will find the BIG BooT. and
ID. DE KER
Dubuque, Sept &c, 1853. daw If
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18
y R Ifs,I y CLOTHING,
Cloths. Cassimeres and vestings.
Hurd's tolden Gloss for the Hair.

A MON6 the many preparations for the growth Of tic
IA Hair this Golden Gloss takes the lead. THREE
reasons will be given why s universally used and
preferred TO all othersi
ist Because il has the most efeetnalin Bal |.
ness end. Because IL imparts beautiful dark glasa
and delightful perfume to he Hair Bird, Because the
Ladies' with fine discrimination which they all possess
have adopted IT,
Many other reasons could be given why il Ia gent
favorite bot those who have only TO give IL a
trial
PRicE--25 cents in largo bottles.
For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere
w.C. HuRD Proprietor,
3Oi Broadway, New.York.
~ Large discount 10 Merchants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18

Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper satisfac-
iorIy endorsed.
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patron
bestowed him far the last fourteen years he has
been IN business in Lynchburg wou. just mention that
he will still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes with the additional facilities he and
by the attention he feels detsrn ined give
his business in all its various branches To merit
tnuance oi the patronage of a liberal public.
sept 23.ts GEO G. CURLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
1sa :....;3
Port Walthall Line

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves tho
n pot III sburg every day. Sunday cxpec
ut O'Clock, A M, aud arrives at Burkeville AT ,b
tersection OF the Richmond and Dan,iIle Rain
at ~ o clockA. .connecing by that Road with Me,
I. Flagg Il Co.'S Stage Liue for Charlotte Court.An
iialitax Court House, Danvilc and Greensboro N
aud arriving ut FarnYille ut | 100 A. M conpee
there with Mrssrs. Flagg, Caldwell & Co. Stage /
for Lynchburg.
Returning, Tho tain leaves Farmvle at | .
ard Burkev. lie at %, p. M. arriving 10 Peteburg
time for the trains going North or South connect
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomatoy P
Bond with The spl' ndid sea nships Roanoke und JSa
t'wh tor N.w-foik; which leave City Point at 7P
and every Wedn sday with steamships for Pbilader
which leave City Point a: the same hour
1 sser gers preerring rema a in PETERSBURG the
highf, can take the mornii train North at a. A.
the james River Boats for Old + tint, Norfolk and
more at 3, A. NJ or the fot the South at 8 oel
An.
Arrangements have been made by which through t
els between the following points may be procured
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburs, through in
httteen hours, Observation-Disclosures. IS
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days,-... 9
between Petersburg and " he Sui hur S Irngs,
through in two 10
Between Petersburg Danville through in TWEEN
= .
Between Petersburg Gtee sboro', N. c. thro
in two days, 10
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. N. G. through
nthree days Observation-Disclosures. Is
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte SIS
freight train tuves the Petersburg Depot ey
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 6, A NJ
returns the same days. Any person wishing to see
rates IF freight can obtain freight list by calling
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
dec3 is E. j. WALL, Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18
Corn Planters Corn Planters +!

AE the undersigned, huvi oh aimed OF Mr.
w Kuhn, Proprietor of the State for 'irgl1nc,
agency for Il mf nuaciure and sale of Robert ~
wins Patent CORN PIE NTER respect lily TQ'
those who desire labor saving machine, by when
hand is enabled IL perform The work, which, by the r
'nt mode of planting, requires four o.. fve-to Gu"
mediaIely and supply themselves with one OF lhe'r
valuable machines. To this Planter AWARDED
first Premiums Mt the State Agricultural ails Oh WIZ
ia, Ma yiand Pennsylvnnu and New. York-beslae
~ premiums at other fairs. This machine, drawn
one horse, opens the furtow, DROPS the corn vain =
regularity, also Guano or l'lustcr, if desired, an"
FRS it the proper depth mn
dec Its DIUGUID x bho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines,
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action sewing Machines,

VNTHICH have acquire ar aneq''hled felniauVh ~
w excel enre. in al parts the world. l." 49,
variety Of Sewing aie nov oasfsi >. ne
pfiee. OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, iheriea, Ia III
II from, the use OF the. fnac INES i from slp TO sieVo
year depending the Kind Of wetk dune.
We wish Il, cnll the Alteration al nnnniae'sisi' i"
r,lar, IN our newly invented and enfireh .iflhai
Machine to Sew with Single Thread
mi io,,,,ss, /. "a admirable IN contrissacc. AMI
a ,,e,f =, IN II. opel aton ard result that Il commands
the unqualified approval Of all VII understand inc al
If Sewing BY machinery. For linen suiehsg in'a i
The enly machine TINT can make stlfh. VIM W.
main ilis,inct and beautiful after washing f"f 'oe
work ard every af leather.sewIng -hee .
Mattresses and al Sowing in which great 'ENp u
OF SEAM Is REQUIRED. the work oi ms mn'hihe
fannot be- eaualed. II is more simple ~ IT. fe'stpe
lion and much more eas, managed and opefnted tian
Hereafter y shall be prepared a supply variety 81
Sewing msehino---each perfect and complete 81 Us
kind. ~ The lpllnwng cash prices'
l. Needle and shuttle machine Of present style On WOO
aa h., 800 90
. Nee"i ,,. ,'a ars s"s,''' sllO 90
. ni ' feed .e,p and checked spring, se5 90
/ S 5isbr ss'sfar' ''''''''' ~ ~ sias 90
. '' ..sk. and qp. earpe, bag.. sI25 90
:" 'i leather stitching asp 's'''es - ~ sI25 90
'i 10 bind m ,a &c. sl35 90
o ', aaiI,is sre con-, lioings $40 90
o. Single threaded machipes,of larger size,fot
quilting extfn size Innings, sl'0 uo
10 Single threaded machines adapted TO lap
scanning cont sleeves, DC, slo0 w
II. Eubroidering Mnehine, milking an orna- -.
~ Machines of large size for Sewing
ings and slip saiIs-with fixtures and APP
rnratus eumplcte-from $100 Ia 1890 90
Machines will be fitted for any unusual peculiarly Of
work ON rcasonabriorms. The Machines securely
packed for transportation TO any part pt the world AMI
nl printed instructions for using aud keeping them In
order. furnished with each machine.
Machine needles Silk twist spools-3 cord linen
thread &c always hand aud for sale ut lowest casl
prices.
Principal Ofice--No 323 Broadway, Y.
BuAscH oFFlcKs;
81 south Fourth Street. Philadelphia; $50 7 fillmore
Street Baltimore PSI Washington Street Bost 1877
Elm Street Cincinnati
my % d3m I'M SINGER y Co
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RECON- MENDATIONs.
CmEr EsGIsEfR's OPFieE, Va. a Tenn. H. * [
IvncLburg Va Septrm er %. 1853. I

TO THE RAILROAD PUBLfC.
All the Cars OF every Lind IN upon This ioad have
aeen made at the Piedmont Works. in Lynch5urg, ln
Il, the direction cf Grn' Nettletoi. as Agent
II gives me much pleasure to say thai cars have
necn strongly and faithfully executed. cheeraiy re
c. mmend these works companies requiring cers a.
competent To construct uhd faith uy execute any con
tracts TINT may BIZ made with the owner OF these works
CHAS. + NJ. GAkNETT,
Chicf Eng. Va. j. Tenn. X. r.
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u l.-l.ls.s, N'I1t 10 I0VU.
From an intimate acquaintance with MIR. Geo u.
Gurle feel confident that the Picdra ut Works unir
his management, will fully mailman It's reputation n
making Rnil. Road Cars as well in any and all US
brnnches Of mechaica operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18

a. fLiee 0ppiVftdfe foHt fHi CfdSS.-boxeSo OF mats
lo1i furniture
A. ,cies aopropriateto Second CiaSs.-Boxes, bales
II goods feathers, shoes, saddlery, glass, paints, oils
Ia an C, niectionery,
1, ees qrrroprtafefo Third C1ass.-yirginia dunes.
tha ,Igu o4ee liquor baggng, rope, butter cheese,
man, a, tobacco leather, hides, yarns cop
per- n sheet iron, hoow-wnre, queenswnre, castings
ia ware marble dressed undo heavy articles
On nr7a grated in sperial or fourth class rates.
A, ,clcs appropriate 10 tie Fourth Closs.-flour, lin
acs. rice pork beef fish lard, talow and baco. lin
ca.k, boxes sacks beeswux, bales of rags ginseng
an tried fruit bar iron, mab e, (undressed) mill and
or nd stones mill gearing
Plat ia, IF FER 100 miles. goo sFii'y pounds. 70
nam ." - $50 miles. 80 III
Sci dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18

A. j. BLACK, Ticket Agent
n. B.-The same rates will be charged from hn
vile and all other points along the line Lynehbur
aug l9-ts
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Office Gen. Supt. Va. & Tenn r. R.,
Dec. 18th, 1883
NOTICE

1--WE accommodation Truin running frs III this P'
l. to Bnnsacks, wi be dis continued after the G
end trip ON Wednesday morning the 'ith insi IN
dec 10 Is THOS SHAFT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18

Horses. Mules, Cattle Hog, Sheep and Cave. Of
over eight in number, will be Carried Bird class
Goods,--Tbe weight 10 be aululed follows: Hnr
ses l00n lbs. Mules, 800; Beef Cutie, 1000; Stock
DO 700; Hogs. l5G Sheep, 100; Calves, 1875. under
3 months old. Lumber Of all kinds, ana Coal to
be load'd and unoaded 10y ,wners. consignecs
One day only will be inflow ed load unload, unless
by speeiul reemeut in writing. Whenever n Cur is
suffered renal loaded after arriving its place of
destination, "a hours, une.s otherwise agreed
upon. il will be at eopon Of the Compan, unload
it, and charge he of 80 per Cur load for
Lumber and so for Coa and chui &c NJ the
rite of 60 per day, for the Of the Gu.
rHOS SHARP, Supr't.
mug 27-ts Va. Y 1 enn. TX. H.
80 Expre,s and Rep. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18

IT Inc IIan is stoPped Ion pnssenger between an,
ni the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train. and no charge will
be less than twentv-iiVe cents in any case.
Passengers wh1 do procure Tickets {except fhos.
who take the sars where tickets IRE not sold
VIII be charged by the conductor per cent in al
luton to tile regular uf fare. provided however
TINT N no case shit he receive less an ten nor NOR.
the roud
servants will be required to have two passes one to
he lett with the Ticket AGENT and with the Cunduc
tor which passes must be explicit in granting the priv
ege to travel the cars. Free cooed persons he
required produce their free papers, or they will MOI be
permitted To travel ON the cars
May lots. THONNS SHARP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18
mISCELLA NE0US.
Civ Furniture Warerooms,
II OPPOSITE tue soRyELL HOUSE, s&F
January, 1854.


January, 1884.
HAXiNG recently materially enlarged the mnhuise.
tnrinE eapaeiii-- II the - aLshmce The
nasi - en.ve 81 the knd IN the southern staes an
f,rulafy receiving ,nprls from tie best IeaBnlseto
re. At the Noith enabled 10 Keep on hand large
stock If the
Different Grades Of Furniture,
which | am Offering o. the most aeeommt dating terms
nv stack consists n part Of
100 free coftage aud Curtain Bedsteads, from ~ To
sl0g,
20 dozen Windsor Cane Scat Carpet and Mahogany
Chsirs from $40 TO so per iozen.
so Bureau. nad Ladies Cabinets fungng from fi2 Ia
900.
$50 card. Centre Dining. Sofa and Extension Tables
from a. 10 So
30 Wardrob.s ffoln $35 10 $50,
10 selts II Mahogany aud Walnut Quartetto Tables,
80 Rocking Chairs from - 10 s25,
80 Sofa. from sis to IS. -
10 pair Of Diyins ami Tete.aTees, from 40 10 300
per pair.
6 dor, childrens' Office. Rocking and Table Chers, /,
Together " ilh every article usually found in fUrpsb
lug Wareroom, II clulng lIhir ehi sbuck Mathasses
spirn1 Spring Bels Window Shades, Gilt Window & or
rices Iron flat Racks, Pafor Mirrors Il &e
Builder. aud Carpenters will here find n large and
well .ele ted Soek of building Infdsnre Bannisters
and NEWELL and Mechanics Tools in the greatest VA
riety which will be sold per cent lower thnn they
can be bought IN Yrguia-Those DESTROYS Of pnrchas.
ne any article in my ne would do well 10 give noe u
Gull be purchasing, as am determined 10 sell at
inn 26is A. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18
Very Important !
Dr.IIastings' Compound Syrup 0fNaI lhs


A POSITIVE CURE P0R CONSUMPTION, E.
"a cline. Aslhmn, aud all Diseases OF the Che-t and
Lungs single bottle will prove its efficacy. Hereto
fore all practitioners laced consumption ougst
the ncmnbe diseascs; and such the hospital, Of all
cities declined to receive patients persons an icted
with H. Happily. however, discovery has been n ade
which disnrms Consumption of its tefros, by scing
il entirely under control. For tile truth oil all
-ny refer to any OF the eminent Physicians
Hospitals in America and Europe, WIN now n rough
The all Of DR.. Hastings NAPrlIA SYRUP recognize
Consumption cutablc ahd daily rejoice in tie return
ing health and strength of those for whom, eloe its
discovery tn could have expected hol ed for
but tie grave 1t is in fuct. the only Irepnra
ton known have succeeded in arrostng The for
mntou OF tubefcles in The Lungs, in revoving those
nlready oimcd. Fur asthma. CoHghs. Nigh Sseats
Spiitiag n Blood DiGdtg of Breaftipg and Sonness
ol HE Chest, HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, y at
graphing with the ROOT of the disease stands be-
fore MI known lies; and operations in all
SPEEDY that patti MS begin feel it, beneficial c
lects after the first secoi dose.
Wemght fiji n volume with certificates, bu simp-
y ns, for single tral of this medicine. tor we nre CON
leni that there is person suffering from any dscuse
81 the lungs but will find immediate benefit aud spec
~ care from it,
tB For sale in Lynchhmg at the Proprictnrs rices,
wholesale and retail by ID r. LYMAN
JOHN II, SEAY & co
dec - dG emo
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2 ARE REDUCED-Throuyh fro

L LyNcH6Wg. Va, 10 knorriYe Tennessee b. lie
ginta and Tennessee railroad. and Fq,ish d. Cos
Of Stages Through tickets ran he obtained at
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
Company, at the following points and at the follow
rates viz:
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MECHANICAL.
MECHANICAL.
PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANDATORY.
"a = 80 -

gassFsoER. FREiaur. BAGGAGE, Posr-oFFIcEi puaP a
HksD Cars MADE TO ORDER
u,HEsE WORKS have be- n sci in operation i'll
l al the nte-t fs,prored haohissry for Wood aud
Il ., work and upon scale eomrensgrafe viii the
~ II. ef the Souts and West. for Car construction
lsre lhan one hundred 81 iii description have
IN "a = NJ these work tor the Virginia d Iennesseo
n, i Raat
Presidents htl Engi ers of .Roads are respect
irlly init Il Ia hestow tier patronage a they may re-
" 40 y, tn siag iei wotk finished IN strict cor pliance
81 ~ "a ..wn plans ard as ines after the most
,..roys Hn< IT Construction. 81 prices safi-aeiory
Southern IgaiI-it0ads
II - i,hgar be canpeed - obtain their Cars ffom
tie L. subject n large expense aud NIX OF Trans
rott.tten GEO q CURLE Proprietor.
THE uade. signed having had charge of tho nbove
Works from r,ter commencement. under the iorfneT
Pruprnr Mai. A Bliron Jri asks le to say to me
Ra-Road public that he has engaged with the present
Proprcinr and will continue it. meni. hoping by
is long experience IN Rail raad works ard constant ut
tention to the work entrusted him. I merit the aP
probation aud liberal patronage Of The public
a. NETT ETOA, Manager
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18
Sofa, Tete-a-Tetes.D iyans 4 Sofa BE d,

II AM offering splendid stock ,szxfsTgssssSfs,
u of the above articles. both OF my RenA
and Northern manufacture at pri- w. saS
that cannot fail please. Those in want will
suit their Interests by giving call before purahas
ing elsewhere. as am determined sell better bar
gains than any house in Western Virginia.
feb ! tsif A. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Pow consists Of two Flows placed one before
the other, on the same beam The forward one takes
urrow from Aree inches deep separating the roots
of he grns vegetable and lays its slice suace
down. ia the bottom OF the previous furrow; al the
hind one follows from four to siT inches deeper and
raises and deposits its sic that of the forward
It being raised and turned, the sub so is broken and
mellow ed, and spread loose and evenly the -ward,
orn the language OF the State Agricultural Committee
OF New.York, in their report of 1880 it mikes n
seed bed almost perfectly a spade
We will keep constantly hand large assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow and white
Pine, Oak. Walnut, &c, which will sell at regular
boat wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber Will
find il their advantage purchase a these Works,
ley have their lumber worked and dressed to
ner, thereby saving the expense of hauling.
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