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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-16

by Aliens This permission by State to aliens does
not affect the rights interests of other States.
No objection can with propriety be made by spy
State, or by Congress-, TO whatever provisions the
legislatures Of other States may enact on this sub
ject. Free negroes and mulattoes, transient per-
sons, females, criminals, NIL are allowed the privi-
ledge of holding and enjoying property in every
State in the Union; nor can Congress abridge this
right for ii has jurisdiction over such internal
regulations Of any State as do not interfere with
the exercise OF the powers granted TO Congress.
Whilst, therefore, by naturalizng foreigners, Con-
gress (if no conditions are annexed) places them
on footing with native citizens IL cannot control
the exercise Of privileges granted by State to for
cigners not nsturslized, which do not fall within
the scope Of its delegated powers.
" But We have already seen that the main reas-
on which operated to induce the grant Of exclusive
power 10 Congress over the question Of naturaliza-
ton was, that each State Ind the power TO trans
form aliens into citizens Of all the States, without
the consent Of those States and thus give them po
litical power in any State wherein they might
choose 70 reside. This evil was intended to be
remedied by comforting this exclusive power OF
naturalization upon Congress But If the right 10
make voters Of those foreigners who have not been
made citizens be allowed to an individual State, Of
what use Is this congressional power Of naturaliza
ton, TO what purposes can II be applied, and how
docs il affect the original evls The most import.
ant right Of citizenship and one whose exercise
affects the whole Union, would be conferred by one
STATED Congressional Legislation would be OF no
avail ~ Il regards the exclusion Of the political in
fuence Of foreigners. The original evil, then, would
not be remedied. Suppose, for example, that Illt
nois should (ss In fact abe does admit all foreign
ers TO the polls upon six months residence, with
out regard to the congressional rule Of nsturali,a-
tion, whilst the other States confined the right Of
suffrage TO native and nstursizcd citirensf II the
electoral vote OF all the other States for President
and Vice President should DO equally divided bc-
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-16

CURRENT OPERATIONS or THE TREASURY. The
following Treasury warrants were entered yester-
day, December Is, upon the books Of the First
Comptroller's Office bt. 49,,
For the. redemption OF stock -&a7,os2 IL
For paying other Treasury debts 49, 50,ls0 IS
For the customs s,el0 81
For covering into the Treasury from
customs So. 80 4,ze3 10
For the War Department ~ sS,2os 80
For the repaying in the War Depart h
For the NAVY Department 10000 90
For the Interior Department 2o,s1e ~
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-16

49, 5b0 1850
WI.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01

E~lt is owing, mainly, TO their de-
light in outdoor exercise, that the elsya-
ted classes in England reach a patriar-
ehal age, notwithstanding their habits of
.high-living. at late hours of uine-drink.
ing. and other misunderstanding agencies
the deaths of their generals, their lords
their dukes, are ohronicl, d almost eyerv
week, at seventy, and ninety years; Ills
because they will be on horseback. the
most elegant, rational aud accomplished
OF all forms OF mere exercise, both for
sons and daughters. But The whole ere
dit OF Longevity to these classes must
moi be given 10 their love OF field suorts !.
It must be divided with the other not
less characteristic traits of an ENGLISH
nobleman--he iD'A tak. IRE mo-ld sesp !.
and could We as people. psr.
saaae ourselves TO do The same thing
haollaaliy, would add len wears 10 lie
average OF human life, and save MANY !
broken fortune, and brokei. coustitu,ian
Halls Jour. OF Health.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
REGULAR STAGE LINE.
PoIOss and .ysrscossa

n=sssEa THE subscriber being the Con-
: .. tractor for carrying the Mail
between Potosi, BY way Of Please Va
Icy, Roekville, Lancaster, Fennirnore.
w ngyille and Frank.in, to Muscoda.
n wa us ready 20 carry passengers from any
place betxeen the said p6ints. as follows. iasl
s.ng Lancaster every Monday mornins. at
o.slocK a. M, arriving al Potosi al noon, and
.s'u-aing TO Lancaster same night; leave Ian
S Ss every Tuesday at 4. m, aud arrive -
4siascoaa same day; leave Museoda eeerv Wei
nesoay y = =. m, and arrive at Lancaster SINE
os5 'ssse La', Is every Thursday ii !. M.
g TIVE u -etosi u ooon ana rs.tltrni,9xr y,
Lancaster same night al, bpS,n..ss .,ii. e
70 u. charge will be punetualhy atrenr.ss -
AiYSOE w. WOOD"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01

TERRA CULrURE.-The great secra',
and the only secret of Comstock's IA
nous system, by which, some two or
ihree years past he has been quilting the
gn!llble inhabitants Of many villages,
towns and cities uf New York out Of
thousands of dollars by his pretended
disclosures" is simply the fact or as
seriion, that 'all seeds sown or planted,
as by nature, on the surface Of the
ground, or as near the surface Of the
ground as possible, and have them sulti-
GENTLY covered 10 germinate, will grow
more thrifty, and will produce more,
better, and healthier fruit or seeds and
more perfect roots in all trberons, bull
bous, and tap-root vegetables" The
assertion he fnurds upan the following
principle: "Thsi in all vegetable pro-
auctions, as trees, plants, vegetables
&c., there is circular point which may
be termed neck, existing at the point
IN must kinds OF vegetation where the
root commences 10 shoot downward, and
the Top or Stalk upwards that this neck
is the seat of life Of tne vegetable king
dom, as the heart is of the animal"
Hence he infers, that TO DESTROY veg
citation, obnoxious weeds, Sc, we llave
only TO cut them off below this seat Of
Iiir, the neck. Also, that the natural
situation Of this neck is at the surface Of
The soil, or in natural language, betw eer
wind and waler;" consequently what
ever tends TO its injury as covering this
neck with soil or burying ii beneath The
surface will defends To retard the health,
growth OF all vegetation. This is the
great error in the present universal sys.
TEN Of cultivation, he asserts, and i.
praotieed by planting, sowing or other.
wise covering the seed too deep in The
Soil.-- FsVatertowns Chron.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
PlowHnan,s Song.


Sweet are the fields where the clover is spring
ing,
And bIithe is the coral that floats from the
bongh
And soft vernal breezes 'adness are bringing
TO cheer me as gally follow the OF.
Though hard be my toll, and DEVELOPS Of labo
Make damp the brown locks that encirsl
my brow.
no envy feel for my ease-'oving peighbor,
For pride more is mine as follow the plo|.
The iording may boast Of his tituiar story;
The vote-seeking grandee obselnions bow
What care for al their nonsensica' gory ?
A NOBLE OF NATURE, follow the pIow.
/ muse upon those, while turning the furrow,
Who, ca ID like L isha, are giorihed now.
Though hand delye in earth, yet the mind neeo
not burrow,
But spring TO the light as 70 low the pIow
--rVa'ley Farmer & Mechanic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
Farms Improved By Keeping
sheep.

To some extent, keeping sheep is
found to improve farm, as they con-
sumo much feed that is left by other
stock and lost, and at the same time en-
riel, the ground, and give it better and
smoother appearance. This is shown
by instances quoted in the Transaction
OF the Norfolk Agricultural Society,
which we relate in brief:--
A man having small farm formerly
kept forty sheep,four cows and one horse
and had food enough for them the year
round. The price of wool falling, he
sold his sheep, and for number Of years
has kept other stock altogether. He
now keeps but three cows and one horse
the year round, and the pastures two
cows extra through the summer, sells
very little hay--not half enough 10 keep
another COW; be has the same amount
of pasture and moving as VIII en- he kept
the forty sheep in addition 10 the other
stock, aud yet bis farm does not look
near as well as then. He used 10 raise
turnips among the corn Tor his sheep TO
eat in winter, and gave them besides, Il
few bushels Of grain. The lambs, how
ever. more than paid for his extra feed.
Another for great number Of years
kept about sixty shetp.eielt OF nine cows,
(or other stock equal. one pair OF oxen
and one horse. After keeping the
sheep for number Of years he found
ne could then keep IS large stock on
his farm with the sixty sheep, as be
could keep without them before; show
ing that they had improved the farm to
furnish their own support. To stock q
farm entirely with sheep would not be so
profitable as 10 keep limited number
YET it would pay as wei! rs other stock.
The object is TO keep enough to con-
sumo that part Of the vegetation. pecu-
harly fitted to sheep, and which other
stock will not eat adding al the same time
enriching elements 10 The pastures and
yards hy their manure. Il is the opinion
of many farmers that pastures for other
stock may be improved by keeping
small fcck Of sheep upon them a
portion Of the time, end the
opinion seems fairly supported both by
reason and experiment. Wool Grow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
TO the PEOPLE OF PATCH GROVE,
u round abl ut BaagerlloEn.
L q T EST ARRlWA Z,

Z q T aaI a HBlWAAa
A It WYAEUSgNG. The subscribe
n is in receipt of magnificent and by fat
the largest stock Of Merchandise ever bonghr
to Wsaiusng, consisting OF. every artic in
the GROCERY and DRY-GOODS DEPART
ments. together with very large assortment
OF RE9DY-M-fDE CLOTHING, BOOTS
& SHOES, &c.
sell BIS. OF coffee for 81 90.
IA - sugar, 100,
and will continue TO do So al winter, from the
fact that purchased before the late advance
on those artic es, ard While freights Were down
and mean to give my customers the benefit of
any low purchases Yon will hear more 10
your advantage soon. Yours.
Nov. IS. 1853. roo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
HOUSE & LAND FOR SALE.

ET;;;1 TIE subscriber being anxious to con-
III. dense his business, offers for sale The fol-
lowing described real estate. to wit:
The West ha'f Of the S. W. quarter of the
S. W. quarter of Section 80, T. 3 N. of R. |
W, containing 20 acres, and fraction off the
:. +. corner of Sec. 25, in I. 3 N. of R. w.
ntaining 24-l00th acres. Both pieces lie
joining or side by side is well watered with
running stream and severai good springs
The situation is very good, being 5 miles south
west from attevil-e, IA mile south Least of
Mckee's mil and north of Cooks mil. on
Little Platte, and on good road, from Platte
vie 10 Potosi. 1t has a good small water
power for turning-mill, &c. The above
premises wi be sod on terms to suit pnrch,
sers. exchanged for horses OF Gait e. An
ply 10 the subscriber at Muscoda, or ALVIN
Woop, in Platteyille, or N. w. THOMPSON. al
Coates mill. A. J. THOMPSON.
Museoda, WIS, Jan. 3, 1888. rs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01

EyThe nnimproved lands Of OREGON
are so barren that surveyor writes -
/ think the United States ought r.
make Great Britain take i, all back ~
light. Thank God, we did nc, ge, u :
TO "a 40; 40 is baa enough.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01

aJJohn Holmes, Of Stafford, Conn
made, last autumn, tweniy-sis barrels u
wine from Mid grapes. aud his brother
made half dozen barrels. Wine h.s
ssea made in the town fer several vesys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
CASH FOR WHEAT
az VIZ Ct CT ssI,ssS g.,

TIL UNDERSIGNED NOW PREPARED TO PAY
The HIGHEST MA, xl 7 Pflet iHtA:BstE WIZ At.
ns~. THANKFUL TO a generous pub
xeS-s-s5ifT@s " tic for their liberia! patronage.
ssssss isFSz. and "Readv-pay,' now offer
for sale New and well-se lected stock Of
Fall Gooas. Ny stock is amp'e, and
Cannot fail to give entire satisfaction,
both in quail and price. purchase for cash,
and with view TO please the wants of all, es-
iecia!ly Farmers.
n My stock consists of Brown, Ciarifep
SE zzssE.ssa and Loaf sugars, Gunpowder, Impe-
rial, Young Hyson and ack Teas, Coffee,
Choco ate. Sa aratns, Candles, and everything
in the Grocery Line, together with large as
EANAlsAaM.sortment of Cashmeres, satinets, Sleeps
kssa1sA. Grey, Tweeds of every description, Ky.
Jeans, Corduroy, English Push, and Blue
Drills, Tickngs, Stripe Checks. ard all kinds
OF Domestic Goods. Also, Thick and Cali
sossss Boots and Shoes If al kinds and sizes.
Es Besides which, have the best select
sz~ ed stock OF Dress Goods ever hro't
TO town. The ladies are particularly invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere, and exa-
niue the latest patterns OF Fashionable Fas3
- De'aines, Chaily, Embroidered Robes,
WI Baraize Delaines, Poplins, Law rs, p ain
and fancy Gingha ms, Caiicoes, and few pat
terms of Fancy ilks, besides 1901 other arti-
Giles too numerous 10 inelItion. No trouh e nor
charge for showing Goods at Wyalusing.
have a complete assortment of CTGckery-
Glassware, Cotton Yarn of all sizes; Gram
Shoveis. Forks. Spades, sc.
Patent Medicines, of every kind in
general use.
Farmers are invited TO bring on their Wheat,
aid they can purchase whatever they want al
low prices, and for their wheat they can get
The CASH. Oats VIII be taken in exchange
foi Goods. H. R. MILES.
Wyalusing, Wis, Sept. 10, 1853. TO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
G A L Ma CITY
MARBLE MANTTFACwORY

ID L. ROSENBR UGH, No. / ~ NSA
~ Levee. having a large supply SsGll II
Of Marb on hand and another ship Agr! X II
ment on The way from the &c ebrated i IL.
NJ ,b'e Dea'er, VIM. Y RIPPLE Of lE;I"1
Rut and. VT, and also Italian Mar rs. -
be, is ready. at short notice, to Fl u Sss Is
orders for MONUMENTS, TOMB s HE'D
STONES, OF any design, carved or plain, in
the most workmanlke manner.
A Il are invited to come and examine nv stock
and workmanship, whether they wish 10 pur-
chase or not.
EA. l.. Bark is my only authorized A.
gent to trave', take contracts and collect mo-
mes. All business entrusted to him vii! be
promptly attended to. Shop and Warehouse
on Spring ST., corner of Levee, hear the bridge
Gaena, Aug. II, 1853. RI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
AMERICAN HOUSE,
HIGHLAND, WIS,

BY FRANK WARD.
Who would respectfully inform his friends and
the trave ling pub ic, that be has leased the a.
hove house for a term Of wears. and is now
prepared to Accommodate al those that may
siVoF aim WIN ineir pasronage. ly30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
HUGH IL. Golfer,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery--
as also Circuit Court Commissioner for Grant
county, Wis. Office at MS residence in Lam
caster, Wis. ly-l22
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
CATALOGUE OF BLANKS

NOR SALE at the GRANT County Err
4 AID Office:
CONVEY ANClNG-W Warranty Quit Claim,
Specia Warranty and Mortgage Deeds-long
and short forms. Mortgage Re eases, Chatte
Mortgages, Leases, Bonds for Deeds and Land
Contracts.
JUSTICES BLANKS-Summon Subpn-
mas, Warrants. Executions, Afidavits and Writs
for Repevin, AfIidavits for Garnishee process.
Veniras for Jury, Attachments, Marriage Ger
tifcates, &C.
Execution. Returns, &c.
CIRCUIT & co. COURTS Summons
snbp@i'as, Attachments and Rep'evinS. Bonds
o. indemnity TO sheriffs, Bail Bonds, Clerks
Certificates, &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mortga-
ges, Power of Attorney, Judgment Notes with
power OF Attorney. Promissory Notes. Also.
snndry school and Town Blanks, which we
expect TO print soon.
~ B. Our B anks are adapted to any Coun-
ty in the State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
i. II. MILLS.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Lancaster
Wiscomsin--Is associated with the Hon. V
ELLIS, of Washington City, in the prosecu-
ton of Bounty Land, Pension and all classe,
of claims against the United States. l05
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
Er. j. Id. XYARD.

" stld still tender his Professional services TO
he citizens of Lancaster and vicinity. He
>eeps on hand general and well selected as
eortnent of Drugs, Medicines and
2bye-SfsafEs, al his Office, near his resi5
ience. TO-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
the
Acntucky Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
AT CovINGruN. KY
Guarantees ENrsrxH Sz6nn clnfs

NSURES LIVES upon the Mutua Plan,
il at Joint S'ocis rates of premism. and il (
be iesed offers the simple. reasonable. safe.
end equitable plan yet devised for Mutual Iite
Insurance.
Pamphlets furnished, infornution given. and
applications received by
Y: POLLOCK, .sssas.
Az. CALLAHAN. Medica. ExaIniuer'
Fab s's Ss1 IA 20. was. TlmS5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
NOTICE TO nERTnrS

Il persons indebted to the pla,ta.;l.a nc
"A nee, OF the firm Of Eastman. Cole 3 III
a'rooin ne, are requested 10 make immediata ra,.
;,e'. % ire undersigned, al the Office of Ra,
Iss.sinah,J who is authorized 10 settle III.
6y prompt attention to the above 7. ane.
"ii p, os saved LESTER R. ROCKWEIT'fs go
fiatfe0iiie, March I, 1851. - 81 - :.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
THE WORLDS FAIR!

go sSsss w 81 = V1Wa
find has .NeU Stock Of Goods from .Nsu
York and Boston!
EA nSylpASA AN now in receipt of my -
aa NN1 / Fall and Winter stock o.. ATtrss
FaEcs, staple 81 Domestic EIrV-
Goods, Clothing, Hats 8 Caps, Sill Bon
nets, Boots s Shoes, &c.
A OF which has been purchased in the Eas-
tern Markets within the past few weeks, and
on terms that warrant me in saying that can
show to purchasers the Largest Stock, the La
lest Styles, and afford TO sci as Low if not
lower, than the ajoriiy Of houses. am anx-
lous 10 Sc especia Iy for CASH, and such buy
ers should not omit to call and examine for
themselves. keep very few saean artic es.
and a goods warranted in color, etc., will be
sustained.
have on hand as usua', full assortment OF
Groceries, Hardware, QueenSware, Mats,
Gl0ss, &c,
Produce OF the Farm and Dairy taken
in exchange. SAM'L. WILSON.
Potosi, October LIST, 1858 r535tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
Potosi, December 2lst, 1853. 1~ q
BUFFERS HOTEL,


-. Nsssse.1Ske, WIS.,
N'|;; HAVING taken and fitted up the stand
10y formerly known as the "Union Hotel,''
', ~ subscriber would respectfully ask for it d
, sl OF pubic patronage. His rooms are
arg ana AIRY, and IN every department The in
tehion viii be to consult the comfort and wish
rs OF his patrons. Coed stables and attentive
Ost ers always ready.
y. 9, Boarders BY the day Or week furnish
bic rates. 800
Platieviie, Nov. 20, 1853. To1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
Sligo Iron.

'sNHE undersigned having received the agen.
cy OF the Sligo Iron Works, are now pre-
pred to furnish those in want of Iron, Steel
Hammers, Ploao Moalds, LFon .arles, &C., at Ca
lena prices, for Cash or approved paper
JNO. P. LEWIS Il co.
Potosi. Aug. 81, 1851. v3tes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
STEPHEN @. PAINE,
DIR. A. ROBERTS

Attorney at Law, Solicitor in Chancery, ant
Justice of the Peace, Pettegihie, HIS. III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01
Business Direftorr.

Attorney at Law, Solicitor IN Chancery, an
Justice of the Peace, Plattevilie, Grant coun
ty, Wisconsin. io'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-01

Practical and .enoiytie Chemist,
LOWELL, Mas,
Sold in LoacasttT by D. T. Parker; ? ate
VILE by DR.. G. w. Eastman; Bee;own by D.
Stewart +; Potosi by Dunn & Bristol, ard BY all
Druggists everywhere. re-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-20
rCHEa. LOCKWOOD g. co.
PUBLIC NOTICE

NHE subscribers being ios TO sell out their stock
L OF goods-in order close up their Co partnership
WILL from this dnt-, offer heir dosirabc assortment
oi heady made Clothing. Co,hs, Cassmeres aud Vest
tngs. and Furnishing Goods, and below Cost
We invite the attention of Country and other Mer
ehants To choice ard vur ID elec,ion assLrir them
of our desire 10 sell every everything most
favorable terms.
Any person desrons of fcommencins the Clol6ng bus-
ness can now hive opportunity OF the desra-
bic stock nnd stand in the CITY.
N BIT Is desirable thatall persons in ebted us
by bnnd note open account should call aud settle
ns soon as possible, heore hand them over for col
lection. BAKER ~ CLAvEY
aug 10 T. Corner Main and Market s.rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-20
LYNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 20, 1894.

RAWLINGS n MILLER,
GrocerS and Commission Merchants,
Conner Peail and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va,
nFFER for sulc to the trade iu and desirable
~ stock Of Groceries, Tene, W ines aud Liquors,
the usual terms. to pnneinal dcalcis;
200 hhd. Porto, Rico nnd New Orleans Sugar
200 bhl> New Oreans and Sugar House Molassr,
400 bags Rio. Lagaira ! ava aud Porto Rico Coffee
800 packages Loaf Crushed, Powdered and Cohco
Sugars
100 packages Green aud Blnck Teas, part eNua fine
quality
900 boNes Soap assorted qualities, including fine
fnncv Soaps
400 hiNes AdgmHniine Candles
Madeia sherry porl. Malaga aud Lisbon Wines
iull assurtmcut
Brandie. oi all qualities. rart finest imported
Holland Giu Jamaica Rum Schicdam Sehnal ps
Old }se Ahskry, ol Robertson's celehoted brand
Reeti6cd Wh.kevof our own brands, superior quality
Champagne Wines ,nrion. brands, inelnding our own
importation
Nails, Cumberland. Brdgcton. md Old Dominion
brands
Sole Lea,her, Middle, Lieh, and Heavy aud Good
Damaged
Bucnn. lurd; Cheese; Rice
Olive OIL; ropprri Alisriee; = .; Stareh' Window
Gb.s
lndige; Mu~tard Mace; Nutmrga; Pickles
English Sauces; Iwiue; Wrapping Paper, Candle
Wick
Ianlra Buckets; Tub oroom. Plough Lines
Bed Garia Maohere herring.
Sperm, Snar Taonels aud Machine Oils
Salt Vinegar Ctvetseed
llanm Cirnr3 choice assortment Of best brnnds
D,uler. vi,itir city will find To their interest
cxamine our stock OF goods before purchasing.
aue ~ I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-20
New Cash Store,

fNilE subscribers have assnciated themselves under
l the style and firm of John T Davis & Co., for the
purpose of conducting general Dry Goods Business
in the city of Lylrhbug. and hava taken the LARGE
IRON FRONT STORE formerly occupied by J rhn T.
Davis, whcrethey rrcei- z and opening a
lnrge and carefully selected stock oi Fall and Winter
Goods emit cling every article usually found in Dry
Goods house, 10 which they respectfully invite the
tention of the friends and The public confident they
prepared offer and sati.fac tory Inducements
to all purchasers. JOHN 7. DAVIS,
JAMES Il. SCOTT.