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Jun 8 t. M } Astar II A., ~ Y Civ.
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THE attention. of TURNER'S are also invited to tiese
Works - theirs will be kept always AMI all kind, II
Agricultural implements,
.ay, Flaws Harr"w, Gull vaor,, Corn Shelters Chm
1t various patterns aud OF the improved and la, -.
l. And Hay Presses, and evr,yrb ne necessary Tor
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely or getting u.l
good los al; these Wlks they can at tie Not
an, 81 or works, I'd at Northern prices.
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WANTED

HIRE, until the cod Of HE pr self te1r, "a
~ esk washer nnd odsf El.oagJd accustu,o,4j %
June | dts
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flyHE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST RE-
.pectful to eall the attention OF the citizens u
lynriure and the nd dining country. his large and
Il. spIend idassofl menta BOOTS SHOES AR
81 CATERS. NC. nj his Own MAKE a~S
-S<S uLt which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
SUPERIOR wuRRmANsHiP.
Persons wiz hing To hpve good aud durable Boot
Sloc or the present ,eason will do well to call on M
am determined p,ease, both regards quulil,
nd price.
Don't ioget . cn the three doors above he
franklin Hurel. and immediately oppoStrthe Citizen.
Savings Bank I. +. GRIMALDl
lee l-ts
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Lynchburg furnishing WarerO0nl.

ID h. LlGGAN & son, Upnol. egzEss,ss9sgssFsT,s, n
4. ,ter,r.. Pape' Hangers. Mat Nyxscs..saf
nes, aud Hope Manufacturers. Main ~e9
Get, Two d ,ors below lie Market house, Bynefbaig
Va. keep a.tly mnd and make or er Curl
I'd HBr, Lbuck, VI S. Cotton. Woo and spiral srIrg
Mattresses al d Rome If every description.
We have in employment some first ne Cab
mel ", rkmen: and intend keep hand SUI y al
FURNITURE, If our mike. aud also Northrn man.
farinre-Such Bureaus Sofas Wardrohrs Bed tend,
Cliiirf. Doubrnnd Single L,ung-s-l000 bead, :, AT
~ On md. We hsh LIT attention uI al kho u,ayy
wnn articles in line and pledge oursel tp
~ rs reasonable as lac obrarel in thu
oiher marker. ~ Special attention given to the
pairing # Furniture (lnn dSc,s)
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Ia III s:;si.z ......E
Virginia Il Tennessee Rail Road.
Accommodation Train.

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and alter SATURDAY. the LIST dn, ut April nexi, Il
~ Accomm 5dation Tram. topping at any AID
points will leave Lyr' hhurg ally, (cXcept Sunaays
ut O'c o't, L. NJ anu arrive at Sal m at u
kerulnine. leave Sale AZ o'clock, A. M aud anis
in .ynchhurs at 8 O'Clock. A. NJ.
Passengers by this tran, aiii be allowed carry,
their own baggage freight - lbs. FREE of charge
tor any excess over that weight they will be charged
follows:
Fortne first 50 Ilis. orless 25 C,
iictw en- - ana - Observation-Disclosures. .
Between Is and 100 q
And $" On in lr poiiion.
No passenger viii be allowed to frank. n his oW
name, the baggage or freight ofanotler ersnn
mar 3l-rs THOMAS SHARP. Gen1 Supt
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DAkLOk MANTLLS- just ec.i,e ed which
Il vii he sold cheurer than the Iron Mmlc- "
bought and On time Suit putchaser-Put up without
extra charge } Is. GADDESS 4 BRO
OIL
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sPLEND ID CURTAIN BEDsTEADs

- OSENO d. NAH, GANY and WALNU I Cur.
~ iaa. Gothc, F,euch ami c ua Bed.eads lin
isid n the mos superior man ier, for sale low at
me cny Furniture Warerooms Also, Hair and Shuck
Mattresses Spiral ~ ring Bells, made ORDER at tn,
shortest notice, on the mos, reasonable terms.
NAV % A WINSTON
~ rep 20 v
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Our terms will be cashier negotiable miner sn,i.fac
htry endorsed.
'e subscriber thankful for The yer, il rial ra,,nn
'se bestowed on him for the Ia fourteen ,,r h,
." business m Lynchburs wouL. lust ,.ntinn thai
ne Wth stu continue his former bushes. II. hcreto6,r
md hopes wnn the addiusnal rcili, - - now has and
the constant trntion he feels Diet ri med m p;ys u,
Ms business in all its various branches To n.,: CON
e'huanre "l the patronage of liberal puhlic
s'f' <o-'S EO G. CtRtE
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ENsEED @GE.-l0 tais Lin pcI ~ = "a. r
hna for soio by u. F. SAChb
feb , is
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TO Manufacturers, Merchants 4 Others

NJ have ~ emily recen ed dire.t firm. " o.
w leahs. 1870 nd-. FAIR to CHOICE SuGAI s.
which W. will sell low'r thu ANY oered in tins
marker beinre We haveon aud also a ne ass IT
ment OF Loa G ushed Ground Grr ulie, and c de-.
Sng"s SAUNDERS \ TRBY
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PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANDATORY.
Ia % .s:ass.; ..:,,..s::;;

AssEsGER, FREIGHT. BAGGAGE, Po~T-oFfIcE, DUMP q
HAND CARS ORDER
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,NmEuNDEKsIGNED WOULD

HE = ~ ~ n ASSUMED @usip ~ H.
~ bb1F LILY tnu the attentitn al t6er h1rnd.
aud t ldbir genriny Ia then stprk bon Il, Slor-.
ilnts Cups, Trunks ,Chrl 81 Bars nial alisr,; SE
II nmuig ahiri, VIII be- lonud J Mites y IEsteN
Spn' dfe-s B@ts I'll Rgieat variety al Ln4i,.,.
Ms4es n,sd Chiidrrn- Gairrls, Bushf.. slippers nud
ilcs al all aud zry. We believe ~, cau sly
" tn safety tbut "nr otu /, IL, u aud complete
nm, thu has been III red Ia thu mnrkctall 81 hir
WI be plea -hc, tomb wha nay lav, u with
ii cHll. and . sure Ia onk nt our Gtntnn ti>
al / dts FRBTNtLL x HALL.
NEAsG 10 DEKS. "A suppl, oi r.,,.lo,
l. y Mplil : oud Duuhrr'~ Neasi fau #crs Jus t,,
huud al laf sale by JOHN II. SEAN ~ co
.nul II
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rgNuE SUBsCRIBElsS having Obtained tie
eNciu-.yrright otretHuing fisk Metallic BARN
Cnse-. fae H. slnetod otinfrrmng the people ufLynch
burg nm the surrounding country, thu they haVe now T.
ticiI root on Mnn street. lat III he aboy"Ca
ul different sizes Ii wnuld be dilcnlt task Civ
adequnteiinpress these Cnses withnu person
inspection: they perfectly air tight aud inde-truc
he, aud fot protecting ana preserving the Dead Ca
ujnafs intetments, lnr vaults. rtor spnnton,
superior tnnnyhng of the kind before invented. fho-
unfortunate enough to need the ahnve Cn.es can h.,
oped oy s. DlU6ulD 4 SONS.
'ertukne in the usunl styleaso prompt, attend
ii -, :. u X SONS
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New Furniture Wafe-ROOms.

A. W. coNANT,
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

fhs Flow consists at t~n Plnws, placed one befor.
The u her, on the same beam. The forward takes
inrl' from nrte Sf nchs deep separating The roots
al .hc grass vegetable muter aud lays it. ce surface
inwn. Ia the bottom al the previous fdrow; n Il thu.
lnnd "nr follows from tonr inches deeper, and
tdlS"> and deposits it. r that of the forward one.
II being raised turned the sub coil is broken and
me'owe and spread on-c Ind evenly the suar,i
rH the Hugu oi tile State Agricultural Cumuittr.
~ New frk, in their rcpolt OF 1850, it makes
seed bel "mos' as periect,sas spade
We viii he consatf lily on hand IA large ~ ortmem
II SEASONED LUMBER both ,cuw n,d white
Fire, OAK. ullul, a. IN h W. will s. i at rrnnl,
Poat N whor>i price, Persons wantil lumber will
hnd II their adv"ntag H. purclmS, thr>r Works. n
icy Ca have torh lumber worked and dressed to or
er' the cby saving the expense of naming
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[PnosPECTUs.] a
OHIO CULTIVATOR.
Volume 10, for 1854.

The Tenth Volume OF this popular Journal viii
q, ,omnence on the lst OF January 1854. We makr
our annual appeal to the Farmer, the Mechanic,
and the domestic Circle. Ia lend NJ a generous
assistance i supporting the Industrial Classes i'll.
Il cheap aud ea5le paper,
DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE. DOMESTIC AND
RURAL AFFAIRS,
Containing all tunes va abe hints for the Farm.
the SiOJ. and the Fireside. aud seeking the elr-
vatibn of LABOR III all its legitimate interests;
opposing lnackety aud hnm5ug in all their forms.
aud fillins The ,ubie station Of a tue
HOME PAPER OF THE WESP.
Tie EsiitoIs have long been familiar with the
peculiar couoiton of Western Agriculture. and
ny extensive travel and observation keep iher,.
>e:ves inf ,lmed of the wants aud progress of the
couutry at large.
TuE ONO CULrivAroR. sis published on the
Isl and 9th Of every munth7l6 large nctav,
pages with title page aud index al the end of til.
year making volume of 3SO pages suitable f.,
binding. S's
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Coimnbus, Ohio
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Tobaccoi Tobaccoi!

KNE would most respectfully calls the a,ten-
w ton of Merchants and Grocers tn nur very
Large and general stock ni Tobacco. Cigars. Snuff.
etc., and such other articles as legitimately be-
long to ---5,l
Wholesale Tobacco House.
Our stock consists of over
ONE THOUSA Nd BOXES OF TOBACCO.
embracing fifteen different brands of SIS aud SIS
pound Jumps from l6 tn As cents. including P.
Graveiy. B. +. Gravely, Hollands. fine F., Bee
hive. Thornton. Thomas. Johns, etc etc. Alse a
supply of cattee boxes of Hunters, Jones and
iiudscns, SIP p'ttsman's ,hor's, Ewpie and others.
Also The Old Diadem of Virginia Twist. Mary
Ben, Cherry Ripe. the California Gold Bar, SC
We are exclusively engaged in the tohacc"
trade. having three extensive houses in Vii gi"ia
aud this being The only regular Tobacco establish.
nent west "f the Atlantic cities. we feel confident
that we offer such inducements as no other
house can better. and but few.if any, can equal,
either east west. We therefore ask the her-
ch ,nts of Ohio, Penns yvania and Virginia, to Civ
us call.
We alsn keep constantly on hand heavy an
general stock OF superior imported Cigars. Also
hmerican, Spanish, Halt Spanish, an,: C"mmn,
Cigars Scotch Snuff in btAtders. also in quartr,
po'n,d packs. Matches, Pipes Of various kinds
Pipe stems and Tohacco HALVES Don't fail I,
cali LOGAN, CARR & CO.
de2S 81 Main street. Wheeling. Va
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bert Hat which has been lately introduc-
ed with great effect into the U. States ar
my. The Prince is of German extrac,
ton, his father being Du'chman and his
mother Duchess
Several common newspaper cuts OF
houses are severally designated as being
the mansion Of John Phoenix, Esq, San
Diego, California; The House in which
Shakespeare was born;' 'Abbottsford, the
residence of Sir Walter Scott. author Of
Byron's Pilgrim Progress;' The Capitol
OF Washington and Residence of Gov
ernor Bigler at Benicia.' A newspaper
picture of man looking through quad
rant is denominated Cornelius Agrippa.
one Of the signers Of the Declaration oI
independence. looking into futurity.' But
the greatest. among many others of the
same sort, is the View Of the Battle o
Lake Erie, by Hannibal Caraccei,' being
two lines Of newspaper advertisement ship
cuts.
| EVERY body knows that this great hgh
was fought in 1886, on Chesapeake Bay
between the United States frigates Consti
tuition and Guerrero and the British army
under General Putin am. Our glorious fas
there, as everywhere, was victorious, ant
long may it wave
The last illustration is the shell of al
oyster once eaten by General Washing
ton, showing the Generals manner of eat
ling oysters'-represented by two oyste
shells and an arm and hammer. The pa
per abounds, otherwise. with the most &c
nial and Punchy fun, which we have nc
room to COPY.
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PITTSBURGH, PA.

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P. DUFF, Principal, author of the "North A.
merican Accountant" Professor of Book Keep.
ing. and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, of the Pittsburgh Bar,
omy
JOHN P. TRACY, from London, Zone of the
best penmen in the Onion } Professor of CONNER.
ciai and Ornamental Penmanship. s.Es. rl
P HAYDEN, A. NJ, Professor of Mathemat.
les.
This is considered the most extensive and per
fecty organized Commercial College in the Unit
ed States. occupying four spacious Lecture
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is complete. Daily Lectures are delivered to the
classes on Commercial Law, Political Economy
| and Commercial Sciences What is said of the
talents and experience of the Principal as prac.i.
cal Accountant, as "a Teacher, and as an Author,
will be found in the College circular.
| Duf's Bookkeeping. Harper's edition, price
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ENoR the sale of DR.. S. s. S.FITCH'S eefebra
- ted instruments and medicines, viz: Patent
Silver Plated Abdominal Supporters. Patent steel
spring Shoulder Braces, silver Enhaiing Tube
Pulmonary Balsam, Pectoral Expectorant, Pure
and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, Pulmonary Lini
ment, Heart Correctof, Humor Corrector, Uepu-
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The above form DR.. Fitch's treatment Of Pui.
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&c, which has been so eminenily successful in
relieving and curing those diseases. Ailthe above
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success. will recommend them to the afflicted,
who will hnd Dr.. Fitch's s.Gude to the Inval.
ids" valuable book. 1t is given away at the
store Of the agents Those suffering from falling
of the bowels or womb will find DR.. F.'s suppurt.
er light and pleasant and fitting perfectly. and at
the same time most Efficient. The shoulder brace
also, is light and efficient. The articles alone or
taken together. are unsurpassed by any article
ever made. Alto be had of the agent .''
aa.gf WILLIAM STEEL. Stafford, Ohio.
Jan. IL. 1853 IS ~ ,,@5
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Fail Dry Goods !!
GEORGE ?. SMITH & co,
54 WOOD ST. PITrsBuRGR.

d WOOO 81, PITTSBURGH,
nFFER for sale Large and Complete As
" sortment OF American and Foreign DRY
GOODS. A considerable portion Of the Staple
Goods were purchased before the advance in
prices, and will be offered TO cash or approx ed
credit buyers as low as they can buy in any city,
East or West.
PRINTS-All the leading styles comprising
Fall assortment; Dark Fancies, Blues. Oranges,
Mornings, Soil Colours, &C.; English and Ger
man A Chinizes. sc
GHAMS-Lancaster,M Manchester Domes
tic. SC, Earston in high cnIors, and Fancy
Checks.
STUFF GooDs-Alpacas. Merinos, cobures,
Paramattas, Mohair Lustres, Fancy and Plain
tyIes, De- LANES. Cashmeres and all newest
tyles of WINTER DRESS GOODS.
= WOOLENS-A large stock of Black and Fau-
cy colored Cloths, Doeskins. Black aud Faucy
CassimeIes, of most approved styles.
Coatings, in great variety, Domestic and I'm
ported.
SATINETS-In Blacks, colors and mixtures
and printed Also. OF W Western manufacture. our
usual full supply.
Tweeds, Jeans, Cashneretts. and all sorts low
priced Winter fabrics
VESTINGS-A full assortment in Silks. Woo
and German Fancy styles.
Serges, Siiecias, Cambrics. Irish Lii ems, Hol-
lands Jeans, Dam asks. sc. i..-s a.tl III
LINSEYS-Plaid, Red. Blue and Chameleon
styles. s.a5 u. 9aJ
BROWN GOODS-Bleached Sheetings and
Shirtings, FIannels of all kinds and colors; Dia.
pers, Shifting Stripes, Oznaburgs, Drllings, Sc
SC Blanket Domestic aud Foreign. -
A complete stock of all sorts of
| VARIETY GOODS. ~ Il
Plain and Checked Muslin aud White Goods.
Laces, Embroideries. Silks, Ribbons. Winter
Shawls. &c., and everything wanting in the Dry
Goods line. the stock of which will be kept full
by constant additions throughout the season.
| AtS- They solicit an examination of their stock
| BY any disposed to purchase. ,di -
PITTsBuRGH. Sep. Ia. 1853 at at.as
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0alt for Horses,

"A person who kept sixteen horses made
he following experiment with seven Of
fhsm which had been accustomed 10 eat
salt with their food. Lumps Of rock sall
,tssrs iaidlin their managers. These humps,
previously weighed, were examined regu-
.Iarly, 10 ascertain what quantity weskly
had been consumed and It was repeatedly
found that whenever these horses wereifed
on hay or corn, they consumed only two
and . half or three ounces, per day,
ssT'hsIfac should oonvinceius Of the expe'
,diency Of permitting our cattle the free use
81 Salt' Il all lines, and ii cannot be given
~ % conyenient form IS rock salt, il
'beine much more palatable than the other
in : refined state and by far cheaper. A
good lump should always be kept in q box
81 The side Of an animal without fear that
Nstsr win be taken to excess Farmers
Nesfay Hsitor.lsl.. 81. s.r.,s.., f.,..s
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The next number closes The second volume Of
Grahani's Magazine for 1853, and we cannot 70.
ain from thanking most heartily both the Rress
aud our subscribers for the encouragement afford.
ell us to persevere in elevating the literary sand
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The .NsU Y0iume-commencin ing with the Ian.
nary number will claim especial st,en,,op tor the
beauty OF its pictorid appointments. Ample ar.
rangements have been entered ntO with compe.
tent artists TO secure proper variety OF THE very
best of all kinds of engravirg--sleel. mezxolint,
and woOd-to meet The expectations OF p,,r. read.
ers; and tie literary department shall still be nr.
ther amp'ified and improved. sss,s'sst :. asss-
Single subscribers and clubs, whose siihseff1p.
tons expire with the next number will please re.
ne,s promptly, thatswe maybe enabled 10 furnish
them with January numbers by the regular u,ails
which will take our edition to counuy subscribers,
q Post Masters all overlhe Uuian, aresespectf0a.
lyresquested 10 act as Agents for the New Volume.
TERMS The terms Of RAHAA' are Three
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For Six Dollars IN odpance. copy s sent t6reS
years We continue the following low terms for
Clubs, to be sent in the city TO one address. and,
II, the country. to Jne post-office-
Copies, Per. .Anuunm
5(And one to agent. or the es,tef % Of eisb ,Iio
(And one to agent. or the getter VI, OF club Is
IL And one to agent. the getter up OF clubj 20
The money for Clubs always must be sent in
ADVANCE Subscriptions may be sent Il our rlsk.
Whenihe sum is large. draft should be procursd
if possible-ihe Cost of which may be deducted
from the amouHt. Address. alscayp p0sf-poid,
GEO. GRAHAM, Editor,
~ No, so, South Third Street, Phiiadeiphip.
Do. N. B Any person desii Gus Of feceieiHg .
copy Of ssGrahana.' > as sample, can be secommo.
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