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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

The Plymouth [lllinoisl Hotel was destroyed
bysfire few days since, the circumstances OF
which are shocking enough. The owner, Mr..
Wilson, was in bed when the fire broke out
ahisawiie, two children and sister lying on the
fiooE on mattresses In the night the mattress.
ses caught fire by some means, and Mrs. Wilson
awakiRg found her own aud her sisters night
edFesses were in flames. Mrs. Wilson caught up
iher babeand made good her escape, while her
sister rescued the eldest child. After they had
escaped, theyin" their fright had forgotten or
supposed Mr., Wilson had gotout unnjured, but
such IN very few minutes proved not 10 have
-been the case. . The flames in their room now
spread so rapidly that it was impossible to OBJ
tain ingress to that part Of the build;ngs AFTER
4&he whole bnilding was destroyed, nothing left
but ashes and burning einbers, the citizens COM
naeneed to search for the body. They found it
IN thesmorning, with the head burnt entirely
thorz zhisshoaldcrs, his arms at the elbows, and
histlegs attthc ankle joints The body present
aedsa most horriblcappeamnce IL appears that
wheEeyer tho clothing covered his body it was
preserved from the flames. 1t Is generallysnp-
posed that Mr. w. sullocated from the smoke
!. ssfare,t the flames reached him. 3ssa aa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

Wm. Knox & Co. have opened out in Shot
we'll & Crabb's old store room on Market street,
fine stock Of Dry Goods, Ready Made Cloth
Ing &c, which they are selling very cheap
Mr.. Knox is known to be perfect gentleman;
and we know that 1t would be to the public's
interest to give him call when they desire bar
roino
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

GA Kansas paper states that it is the in
tention of a gentleman in Virginia to carry to
Topeka, early in the coming Spring, 100000
grape roots embracing the most productive and
hardy ylrieties cultivated in this country.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

CosHooTox.-MissB Butler, an inmate of the
family of Sheriff Rodehaver, was accidentally
shot in the hand and neck by the discharge Of
shot gun in the hands Of careless boy on
Saturday last. She proyidentially raised her
hand as the gun went off which received the
principal part of the charge and most prob
ably saved her life. On the same day
the remains of an inftnt child were found about
half mile east Of town near the ralroad-
The body had been dragged from hole under
the fence by dogs, and was nearly devoured.-
Inhnticide had evidently been committed; but
no clue exists to detect the inhuman mother
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

6rJust as we were about to prepare the
"epy" Gor1the inside of this weeks Smtii.el, a
messenger came and informed US Of the death
Of a sister Of cur companion, whose funeral we
atteneded. This is orr excuse for the ineager-
nrsS OF our editorial columns this week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24
BaItin,,o,rc rrarkct.

ga4 .aFs BAE.IMoRE March 20. h
& Wheat very firm at $I,O5@ 10 for Red;
81, BOG ,25 for White; o very choice lot sold at
$l4o. White Corn 54C05S; yellow So Q58.- .---
Salesof Porto Rico Molasses al 80 033. Z Now
Orleans 3363A
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4, ,RArTLEsxAKgs- ---A queer genius tells the
following: Ia q village which need nati,aiae
there resided famiy, consistinggof an old man
BY the name at Leaves, and his three sons, all
OF whom we're hoEd, nets and who Ilad often
laughed 10 sc6rn the advice and entreates OF i
fions, tliough very ecccntric minister, who resi-.
llea IN the same town. II happened that one
M The boys was bitten bya rattiegnak and was
ID great haste, On his arrival he Dund the
1Young man very penitent and anxious to be
aIFayed with The niinster, calling on the fam
tIIS. kAeelcd down and prayed IN this wise: y
20 Lord, We thank thee for TattIcsnakes;s we
Thank thec because rattlesnake has bit Jim -
we pray tlSeg semi afAttIeshake fo bite John;
aaauEa ssigfS lite i3ii seRd ogeite bIhs sam; and
- pzs ssqd tlGe bi yest akiad 'ofa Yastiesnake
Ii lite lhe old man; tor rotiihk bat radtiesnales
wsIlsSyr bring Tho Beaver family 70 rspsnlsncs.' =
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

67~The Artesian Well at Lafayette, Ind, at
the depth Of two hundred and sixteen feet, af
ter pehctrating limestone strata, reached a
subterranean stream, which, IN an incredible
short time, filled the well to the top. The
Courier says that 'Arabs in the desert could
not have been more delighted" than were the
citizens Of that city. This experiment OF an ar
tesian well was made at the expense of the
county. 3 yH
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24
)SW EGO,
POKEEpSIE.
LtVOh iJso L I'm,
TROY,
=. a :
LITTLE FALLI

LII I NE 4 IlI1O,
and a score oftowns and villages completing the
chain of Democratic victories begun last fall,
stretching from the Atlantic sea board through
the heart Of the State to the Lake.
Democratic Chemnng, on the Southern tier;
and yielding ST. Lawrence on the North, show
that the reaction IN public sentiment is no long
er confined to the centers population, but ex.
tends in all directions through the State.
This is the verdict ofthe masses on Buchan-
ans Administration. This its confirmation o
Democratic ascendency in the State. The SEN
timent that effected the revolution Of last fall,
IS strengthened and deepened by time; and the
popular demonstrations Of this spring, show that
no combination is powerful enough to destroy or
defeat it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

bJ-Corneus Wendell is announced as pub
Usher of the Washington Union in place ofHon.
w. a. Harris. The price of the daily paper is
to be reduced, and the weekly to be enlarged.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

Cr[.T-Jacob CraJb viii sell off his present stock
Of Ready Made Clothing very cheap to make
room for his spring supply.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

MATTHEW'S CURcuLIo REMEDY.---Several
years ago Mr. Matthews, then of CoShocton, in
vented a remedy for the plum curcuio which
he held secret. Somebody has disclosed dis
closure, viz:
Put one peck ofunsaked lime and SIX pounds
Of salt in barrel of water. Let it stand TWEEN
ty-our hours, or longer before using. apply
with a common garden syringe, sprnkling the
trees thoroughly. One or two applications, it
is said will suffice
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

GA superior lot Of Hardware is being re-
ceiyed at the Post 0fice, which will be sold
cheap.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

LETTER FROM GEN. CALHoUN.-Wa ashngton,
March 20.-Gen. Calhoun publishes letter in
this evenings States. He says that recent in
formation from Gov. Denver and others, leaves
no doubt in his mind that the returns from Del
aware Crossing should he rejected, and that cer-
tiiicates of election should be issued to persons
having the highest vote, irrespective of those re-
turns. He regrets that this decision will give
the control of Kansas to a party which he
views as enemies to good order and the consti-
tuition, the laws and the Union. He gives the
names of all Senators and Representatives to
whom certificates will be given.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

O-y-Look out for Browns new goods this
week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24
Democratic Victories.

The Albany 4a,ggs aludes to the cheering re.
suits OF the elections held in the various cities and
towns Of the State of New York, on the 81
March, in language which will bear repeating
1t says:
While politicians are chafering, demagogue,
stirring the fires OF Wondering agitation anC
legislators in Congress and elsewhere. holding
controversies about 'goat's WOOL" the peopl
are rushing to the support Of the Administra
ton and its measures, and confirming the Dem
ocratic victories of last fall, by still more tri
umphant and emphatic majorities,
'Look at the AIRY Of victories:
ROCHESTER,,
TROY, a.. ... ...
ROME, ...
OSW EGO
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

-Il I@4I1f BUAtNQ, 33 1Ef 75fl91I' l#,f-,
Officc, No. EI3I, Eiibert St. Old No.
100. RciON Twelftgt. li
PI11lade1p111a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04

" This is the most r.iabie SEWING MACHINE over
offered In this market beth the quality Of l work. It's du.
than that of any other Machine, while works with ease
tho finest SIR or tho heavoai cloth or leather on either Of
which works In superior manner making straight
evenly laid much Amor Than ordinary hand work. while
@ S os side s ssna s nS " as a Of
der requires repairing and IL 20 sin pie that mn operator
n." sv. "ho an W" ro p" "onsSaa
Hsds Patent SeThR Mahias Ill best meet the wants Of
aud Shoe Makesor nny others sena in their work
Harness, and Saddle Manufacturers WIN hnd th Machine
that will do their work In rapid and substantial and
much much wae % viii viii IN asd til. a.r"" p"rs"arly sd.piSS I"
pay Tnos will And saving by using thl.
s Machine besides being sure Of sapeor quality Of
work does not easily AID that ovks much nicer than
hand work boot aud Shoe nuiaenrers can save Thou
Of a ny %"s s y % ssaa 'r msny yI
fdone Ia any other way.
wo purchased your tsds Patent Sewing Macna Intend
cd II wholly for amiiy but It rtcommrnped to
many of n.shbors testify to tho superiority u
work dome in this waY boihn po n Of beauty and srengh
bor enough 10 pay 10 cD, of nsshbors who
large n ntion srys worth tho wages Of his two beat
hands the ime In king clothes for the rest Ev
Machine you have sd In this vicinity has given tho great
est saslton and several intend To order Maebnss frem
Extract from Ieter written by gentleman owning
pan,,n near Nsw % Orleans @ your o ns r"era
them and with the best OF practical results In le than ihreo
weeka the two opeHtorso on hcm nisi complete suit Of
clothes each my hundred and ten plantation hasds
and fnd n time saved In usng them has
than paid their cost
Another Planter used 10 employ three OF fur hands
making clothes for the rest ba, since purchased your
Ufds rotes SerjaS Machine hand does the sewing for
H.. whole plantation while my wife ior making
nil clothes Of The family iiee oonhde, the Machine
los iise.i every iircc months
ws wish all need a Machine esa,pIno these they
the simplest and best for Family Plantation any
9th where stitch E r.uled. Price OF Ueeds Patent
Stpias Machfne 9 % aud $3.50
WHITNEY LYON, ProprIetors,
3i5 broadway, New York.
lY' Soldby A. s. ENGLEnOyE, dealer in Fancy Goods
Eauncts Sc, Iynrhbuig Va 30-s
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DEATH IN CnrLDnooD. true and exqpisitp-
ly beautiful is the following impressive passsgs.
which Is taken from an artidle In the DahAiA UHas
vorsity Magazine; "To me, few things appeaeso
The little. innocent face looks sublimsly simple
and confdng amongst tho cold terrors Of death.
Crmeless and fearless that little mortal hAspasb-
oil alone under the shadow, and explored ~ mys-
tory of dissolution. There is death In - sublin-
est and purest image; no hatred, no -hypocrisy.
no suspicion, no care for the morrow ever dnsksh-
ed that little face death has come lovingly upon
it there is nothing cruel hassh in in victory.
The yearnings Of love- indeed, cannot be stidsd !;
for tho prattle and smile, all the ittls world If
thoughts that were delightful, srs gone forever.
Awe, too, will overcast us in its presenos for We
are looking on dea.ht but We do not fsag for tis
and trusting into the presence Of IT. Olwiss Ysfh
er, and Of such, we know, ID tAs kingdom II 'hsa-
ven" - 49, sissnS es& ssss
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H or BAY YLEAvEs-rreparatiors Of the Bay Leafhavs
extensively used the
for Nervous eaduche and for affections
bead generally and for diseases OF the Scalp and Hair bay
Rum" particularly has occupied prominent position the
estimation many and st eagerly sought after by thou
sands admirers Its equivalent however of the active prin
ple the Bay minnie that real bene
he effected and therefore simply palliative and
feeble most Of the diseases for which this valuable
cd, ia well adapted.
ROSSER's CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
series Of chemical experiments and has last
brought that state concentration which makes
DIV arreng the decay Of the hair, the
o dandr and OF relieving by few apple atinns that DISTRESS
ing itching which generally prccedes the ng Of the
hair originally prepared for membsr vi his family
thavng confidence in the nosrums usually Sold who had
dsressng decay Of the hail and such It's wonder
effects that its reputation once became establish
and hundreds Of calls made for without
any putting whatever Is Intrinsic virtues alone
pushed tno public favor and such the demand for
this truly great remedy that the Inventor has been induced
mann extensive SCALE and he offes Il
with the fullest confidence to the entire public
Prepared by Thos H. Roaser at his Chemical Laborator
Petersburg Va, and for sale by Druggists generally.
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MISCRLLANEOU6.
MARBLE WORKS.
NONVmENTs.

AIONl MENTH, - =
- Nn TOMB SLABS,
= HEAD and FOOT STONES. =
n CHIMNEY PIECES. =
= HEARTH STONES,
3 GARDEN sTATuARY, =
% GARDEN VASES. - =
= SOAR STONE FIRE PLACES, =
= NEW YORK WIRE RAILING. 9:
G. &C. &c Ac z
=. am prepnrcd furnish and intcnd alw to keep
hnnd, large assortment Of ihp above named ark
eics and call the particular attention VI those In want
g to examine my stock and p' ires
Z Pcrsons At distance, by addressing line,
= have their orders huedAs well a. II they per
sonal,y attend TO It themselves as am extremely par
: tauar In hliug my Country oricri, using my heat :
8 Judgment and taste IN order to please c
- tE- nands carefully packed In strong boxes AMI :
= guarantee safs % das dlsfanoa.
- Call on, or address,
J. H. aADDEsS,
Proprietor.
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FISHING ON THE NoR7HsAsf CoASrs-4t d
ramichi Cleaner hanthe following In sseald 6tAe
American fishing feet upon their ccase N1hsts1s
large feet of American Ashsgmea on or eeaet
the present season; one gentleman informed ~ that
he saw, on Sunday last, onshuAdred and Afty nd
at anchor, within sight Of Fox Island A largo
number Of the crews landed during ths day ontAa
island for recreation. In the svening I'll thevee
sells wero under way proceeding 70 the hshing
grounds. It appears by the American pepenthat
feet Of upwards Of six hundred vesss6 haso pfo-
ceeded from the State Of Massachusetts, alone, -
the gulf shore, 10 prosecute the hshesiss. Thstca
mage of this feet il said 70 b sixty Thousand
manned by about SIX thousand and The eetinate4
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: - = = !
BALTIG0RE

NOTICE TO AnHl p PIE IN OF TOBACCO -
~ the wEsf1he undersigned prepared TO give In
facilities shippers Of Tohac tho est having
shortened the time transit and reduced the rate from thr
fourth ease
receipts given all the principal poins In tho
West Railroad tho Ohio R', and eRh's gaaran,ecd
BY any n- The aniv iranshlpmcnt bow~rn
Baltimore ineuna,i indianapolis ~ Icu,s and Chicago Is
made piitsturg recy under ihere
avoiding aud fcrARc and all damage on Tobacco
from pOeura
-. No commissions shargsdai Baltimore or rhsbnrg
MAGKAw & KUONS,
~ North street, baltimore,
REFER to Jesse Hare Co., W ID. Miller, J. l.. claytor
Lynchburg jacob Head Co, Jacob Brandt banore
feb l5tlAn
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W. UERUs" COD LIVER OIL JELLY
approved by the New York Academy Of Medicine.
to, 1867, containing IS per lure acid. delicious
o.fson having all .he soothing and healing properties
Oil, without any dsay reeable taste. For sale by
je 26.ts JOHN H. SEAY. Druggist
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is. "rs.rea inner form or weekly, nd thun cts
Iii, he charged for each insertion. Ihe number
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The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Is Of The
largest and best weekly day An Imperial Quar-
containing FACES foWTY COLUMNS OF entertain
Ing original matter and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every
week
GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS TO 600 90 IN GOLD
WILL he PRESEN FED 10 EACH SUBSCRIBER IMME.
DIATELY on RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MO
NEY
Ouc copy g.. ...........S2 90, and gilt.
One copy f,r two years. 5 90 and gtft5.
One cop, for three 8 co. and gifts.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies year. .s5 O0 and gifts,
Five copies one year. ............. w. and gifts
Ten Copies one year. 10 W. ana ~ Eitts.
Twentypno copies one year. ~ w. ahd3i gifts
The atces be dsbuted comprised In the following
list
Packages of Gold containing. $50 90 each.
do. do. do. 2O w each.
10 do. do. do. ltO 10 each.
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches.. 100 % each
~ Gold Watches. 20 w each
30 DO .'.........'.'......'..... ou w each
lU 10 oo Wehch-
3 0 Ladies' Gold Watcher. IS OO each
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches 80 UeacA.
500 Silver Watches to % 10 each
1000 Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains 10 to 30 90 each
Gold Lockefs, Bracelets Brooches Drops Breast Pins,
Cu Pms, Sleeve Bnttons Rings Shirt Studs Watch Keys.
Gold and Silver Thimbles and variety of other artcles
worth from fifty cents to els each.
scbers will be entered upon subscription book
pose number and the gift corresponding with that number
wh be forwarded within week. to the subscriber by ms
Or apress, posi- paid
{ LIZ All communications should be addressedto
~ DEAN SALTER,
AsJ, Specimen copies sent sfee. Agents wanted.
lcm6
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~YPKESa n1T & Nli 4. Es.-aOUvU cypress Shingles
90 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by :
ANDERSON, LANFORD a. co, on Canal.
mar o6. Langhorne's Iii
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HOLD! HOLD |! HOLD!!!
A I.iitsc Patience, und the whole Comm uuiay
Shnl1 he Waited uuOu.

shaft hc Waited Upon.
StUCH for Pictures has been
- BLISS GALLERY since his GREAT REDUCTIoE of prt
has been experienced In Lynchburs before ous
the number visitors his be from
hundred per day. and they ought TO know The
dersgncd only that he has been abo the
half whom he has He hopes however,
them all again. and supply them with such
glad Therefore, call gain cpdA know
Bliss the place TO obtain set Representations mo In In
uatons brother Artists Every blow his horn
hcn patrons friends your shall
and all shall be wo supplied by calling At
q ID. H. BLISS Photographic Gallery.
Jy lots Next door Va Bank, Main Lynchburs, Va.
INOO LAYER OIg. JELIY.-A fresh supply
~ Of Cod Liver OIL jelly Just to hand This article
proved by the New York Academy Of Medne June 1857
healing properties Of the on without any dsaEresab taste
For sale by JOHN H. HEAY,
jy 2Ots Druggist
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n n d q Z. ID n 10 " Il -
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MAY JTM, 1883.
A SECOND SUPPLY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED AT
JAMES a. ST1l:LElk a. co.'s.
FuNE bers have returned from The Northern
il les yh theyp based n nc

+
Il les. where they purchased a second supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
respectfully invited to call
anime Time space allow ofhs
stock therefore let suffice viz Organdies Mus
ln Robes FIR Work In variety FRI Camb,cs and
Lawns fancy solid colors Brans fancy and solid col
ors Lawn Musu Calico and Camtrc Robe d Quics, Cali
Gnghams fine stock Blk and Fancy Dress Sill
and Grenaders Gloves Mits and Hosiery Silk
Mantlas ShaSls Ladies Parasols Umbrellas lonet
Ribbon Laces and Edsngs together with all kinds quality
Goods suitable for Ladies and Genis that
found in similar establishment In the United States-
Gail and for yourselyesat J. A. s. cos.
Rep. copy. ma 5-ts
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A. Is. RUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

UVp05Ift Wt N NftN Dunn,
KrNCKRtRG, "a,
Ii EiFS constantly haud large and varied assortment
N ntuRucERlEs AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. witch
lie the radc rcduc cd prices f,t Cash
for Produce II his purpose hereafter to conduct Ills bust
entirely CAsH PRNcirLla and In order 10 effect this
eErac ooc, he Will sell nt .neh prices win protect the
IneIost of all Who may favor him with call
Grateful for the share Of patronage received ~ the hands
IT his attached friends and generous public "r the last sis
years be bega continuance Of their kndncra In hi
cnt business Ian l.ts
IN I. q q R OIL CLOTH AND WINDOW
Il SHADES "A second Spring supply nj these Goods III
rect from he mnnnfacturera styles aud worry benn
iu Come and sco thcm. Il. H. SIMfSoN.
Ina L IL
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n There many ignorant and worthless Qunek
adver, ng Themselves Phy yscans and copying DR. JOHN
sToNs advertisements Shoe Mend,s Boot Bss Lamp Trim
s &c. Paitry aud Concpble Imiafovs whose lives nstea
the Noble Science of Medicine have been spent In h
Aepai Capacity styling themselves RAgussyy Edu1
Gated Phycans imposing upon the md uusus
ectng ng nth and running the health of all unfortunate
" falling tn Dir that Dr. Johnston deems
eoecialy those unacquanted with his reputation,
his credentials diplomas always hang In his office.
HIS REMEDIE and treatment are entirely unknown to
all other prepared from life spent In the hospitals
In and ,efrst in this country and extensive
prsctic than any other physician In the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
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JUST RECEIVED
AT

old MOUNTAIN WHIsKY.-25 25 Bbls Mountain
" Whisky months old with general assortment Of Lii
quors, for sale by EOWL1N d ALEXANDER
sept nfts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04

&ps a AkEWARD.--l.as ,by - scnticM n +" from
10 IV the country. small Box containing GOLD
WATCH and BREASTPfN. The Watch bears the Initials
NJ L. Tho abovc reward will br paid to the ansr upon
eav the property with McCorke Il ca. Jy dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04

SMUT MACnlNEA.-W We are Agent. for the
- DAN PEASE.Jk, superior SMUT MACLINESw hich
n hillers will find greatly their
theso machincs preference all others
Amy wishing examine them do so by calling
store. &
We refer to Messrs Laughorne Johns who using
those machines. lRBY 4 SAUNDERS
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