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COME RIGHT ALONG.

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Harlem Is the place to buy cheap, good, fashionable
goods; so come along and make delay, but before
purchasing your
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
examine mine consisting Of every thing that is needed
in the Dry Goods ine My stock consists of Broadcloths
Casinetts Cassmeres Cacses, Ginghams Silks Beeges
Bonnets, Hats, Mushs, Quoensware, Glassware, &c -
in shore every thing that be found in village store
SO call with your old friend at his stand Man.st Harlem
Carroll Co., o., and you shall be accommodated in the
best possible mapner. Don't mistake the place. Call
with ISRAEL WAND
MAY la 1874 -,-- tf
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FFTTIcHMFNT NOTICE

AZ ny Instance writ q attachment was this day is
sue By John Potter justice Of the peace for Harrison
Township Carroll county, Ohio, against the goods chat.
tes rights, moneys credits and ELECTS of William King
resident OF The county, or the sun Of $s,57.-
Dated this sth day Of August ls54. lt
Aug. "a, '54 Sw VIZ McCULLY.
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PROBATE COURT OF
Samuel Quinby, guardian Of
the heirs Of Horace Potter,
deceased.
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ROBEIET E. KNIGHT,

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MARQUIS & Company,

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ARE engaged in manufacturing some of the
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THEY CANNOT BE BEAT!
Fellow citizens, we appeal to you for your
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All we want is fair trial, and if our prices
don't suit you you have the privilege of going
elsewhere. We know from our experience in
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. .... LOWELLi MAoo.
Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for ST.
SOLD BY
F. Eckstein, Jr, Cincinnati, DR.. c. A. Boege, Car
roton, and BY all dealers in medicine every where
eg-One agent wanted in every town in Carroll co.
June 80, 1854, Am
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Abrilla Potter, widow
and Horace Potter, Ephra'
in Potter, aad Oathdrine
Potter, minor children Of
Horace Potter, deceased.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
mississippi Legislature.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Jan. "a.

TUESDAY, Jan. pa.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Ga notion the Senate took up the special
order, the bill granting the right of way to the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad through this
State
Mr.. Reynolds offered an amendment propo-
sing to strike out the portion of the bill in rela-
ton to appraisement for the payment of private
property for the right of way, which was adop-
ted.
Mr.. Greer spoke at length and with much ear
nestness against the BILL
Mr. West proposed an amendment requiring
the company to subscribe Sl25,000 of stock in
the Mississippi Central Railroad, and other CON
ditions, under written agreement between the
Presidents of the companies, which he sent to
the Secretary's desk to be read.
WEDNESDAY, Jan 25-Mr Ramsey reported
bill for the preservation and safekeeping of the
Records of the several counties of this State.
Mr.. Oliver gave notice of bill to repeal the
act in relation to what Court suits may be
brought against the State.
Mr. Melville called up the bill to repeal the
act of 1912 to prevent the sacrifice of Real Es-
Estate, providing for the sales on the first Mon
day of each month and for advertisement in
newspapers.l Referred to the Judiciary com
mittee.
Mr. Roger introduced bill to exempt one
hundred bushels of corn from sale under execu-
ton. Referred to Judiciary committee.
Mr. Roger introduced resolution instruct
ing committee on Public Buildings to employ
an architect to survey the south end of the Capi-
tol, and the Governors House, to report theil
condition, and repairs necessary.
Mr.. Acker introduced bill to repeal all laws
in relation to forthcoming Bonds. Referred to
Judiciary committee.
Mr. Bennett called up the bill granting Pre-
emption to settlers on swamp lands. Read 3rd
time and passed.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TUESDAY,, Jan'y 24.-Mr. McIaurin presented
petition touching the sale of sprituous liquors.
Referred.
Mr.. Gordon from the Judiciary committee
made report in reply to the resolution asking
information in regard to the time the Superin-
tendent elect of the Psnitentiary is entitled by
law to enter upon the discharge of his duties.
He reports that the committee do not conceive
it within the province of the Legislature to de-
eide the question. and should be left for the
Courts and ask to be discharged from the further
consideration of the subject. Report received
and agreed to,
Mr.. Gordon from the Judiciary committee re-
ported bill in answer to the resolution requi-
ring them to inquire into the expediencY of cod
flying the laws o. the State.
Mr.. Gordon from the same committee report
ed that it was unnecessary to purchase Hutch
inson's Code for the use of the State Received
and agreed to.
Mr. Gordon from the same committee report
ed the bill to amend the jury laws with an
amendment.
Mr., Gordon from the Judiciary committee re-
ported the bill with an amendment. to regulate
ses.
BILLS SIGNED.
A message was received from the Governor
informing the House that he had signed bills to
wit:
TO change the time of holding the Probate
Court of Holmes county.
To suppress tippling houses in Clark county
and for other purposes.
TO change the time of holding the Probate
Court of Itasvamba county.
He had also signeda memorial to Congress
praying for grant of land in the State of Mis-
sissippi to the Mobile and N. O. Railroad Com
pany.
On motion Of Mr. Regan,
Resozued. That he Auditor be required to
furnish the Committee on Ways and Means all
information he may have as to the amount Of
taxable property in the State; the amount
that win be necessary to defray the ordinary ex-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

JUVENILE AMERIcA-In President Aliens
lecture before the Mercantile Library Associa-
tion, in Boston, on Monday evening, he alluded
to Young America in the following style: "Our
children show extraordinary precocity. The Miss
drops the bio in the evening and dons the bod
ice in the morning, and the belle makes but a
single jump from the cradle TO the cotilion.
from pap to the polka. The boy-but we have
no boys now-young gentleman is the word
feels insulted if he is met in the street. and not
called Mister He goes from the baby cap TO
the beaver, and in a twinkling from peanuts to
politics, He finishes his education at Id, goes
into business at Is. marries at 20, and is bank
ruptat21."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

DY Virtue of an Act of the Legislature of
b the State Of Mississippi, entitled an 90 Act
for the relief of Yazoo county," approved
January 18th, lS54-Notice is hereby given
that will meet the Tax Payers of this county
at their respective precincts, for the purpose Of
assessing and Collecting the State, County,
Special and School Taxes levied for the year
1853, on the following days, to-wit.
Al YazOo city Bor-On Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the ID, Bird & 4th days of March
next.
Al Grce,'s Bor-On Monday and Tuesday. tie
9Th and 7th days of March next.
al DeaSOn's Boron Wednesday and Thurs
Cay the 9Th ard 9th days of March next
At Dorcr Boron Frid0y and Saturday tie
l0.h and lth days Of March next.
AT Phdnfr Boron Monday and Tuesday lie
18th and 14th days Of Ma rch next.
lat SdfGTtia Boron Wednesday Thursday and
Friday. the 18th. l6lk & l7th days March
next.
Az AIton's Boron Monday and Tuesdoy the
Goth and 2lst days Of March next.
Az Benton Boron "Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday the 22d, 23rd, and oath days Of
March next.
AT Silrer Greek Boron "Wednesday & Thurs-
day the 29th & 30ih days of March next.
The particular attention Of Tax Payers id
called TO The following Section Of the above
mentioned Act, to- wit:
SECT. 3. BE it further enacted that il shall
be, and IS hereby made the duty of all and every
person liable to taxation in said county, 20
make out and deliver to said Sheriff, on or be-
fore the FIRST day Of April next. full and cor
rect list under oath, (Which cath the said Sher-
if, or any Justice Of the Peace of the State, is
hereby authorized te administer of all his, her
or their taxable property and for falling TO de-
liver said list as hereby required, each person
so offending shall be liable to an additional tar
gf twenty-five per centunl on the whole
amount eff his, her or their taxes, to be collec-
ed by said Sheriff in the manner now prescrf-
bed by law"
M. A. JENKINS, Shf. and Ex-OR
Tax Collector Of Yszoo county.
By ]. T. RUSSELL, Jr.,D. s..
Yazoo City, February 8, lS54-l3-3t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
Notice.

MIR. HENRY B. BRlCKELL, cf 5000
IVA ter Shell Bend" on Bayou Tokeba; his
wife, children. and household inmates; have
my full permission to pass and repass through
the plantation, to CHURCH, or elsewhere-Bu
his wagons, teams. and loose stock are cx-
pressly and specially prohibited,
JAMES J. b. WHITE.
Tokeba, February 9th, lS54-l4-3m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

PERIoDIoA1s.-Graha for February has ar
rived. 1t abounds with choice reading and is
highly embellished.
The appearance of Godey's Ladys Book for
February, will be hailed by its numerous read
ers as paramount to any former numberin point
of ability and interest, and also as possessing
engravings Of superb and artistic quality.
De Bows Review for January, as usual is
made up of solid naatter, of the highest impor-
tance, and furnishes valuable information in
Literature, Commerce and the Arts.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

ON account of the death of n w. Ellis -
~ will, as surviving partner of the -
firm of Ellis & Powell, sell our large Stock OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c, at Cost for cash.
Country dealers and others wishing to buy would
do well to call and examine our stock. 1t con-
sists of everything in the Dry Goods line A
large assortment of Clothing Hats Boots, Shoes
&c. Come one, come all Now is the accepted
time to buy everything YOU WISH cheap
GEO. M. POWELL.
February s, l954.-I4-3t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

PRrzE DRhwINe-We call attention to the adj
vertisement of n. l.. Whitman in TO days issue
A glance at the list of articles TO be drawn for
will satisfy any one not wholly preiudiced agains
enterprizeS Of the kind, that no fraud or deeep
ton will be practiced, but on the contrary, in
ducements more favorable were never before of
fered by anything of the kind.
Price OF tickets So, to be had at s H. Wilson,
Jewelry Store.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

The following extract is taken from the Wash
ington correspondence of the MiSsissippSan:
g The Senate bill providing for the appoint
ment OF the assistant Secretary of the Treasury
by the President, subject to the confirmation OF
the Senate was voted down by the house in such a
manner as to show that the Administra ton has
majority therein of at least 40 over its com
bined enemies. This bill was a ruse of the
lizards, by which they endeavored TO whip the
Secretary of the Treasury over the shoulders of
his assistant, and the President over both. The
Messfs. Stanton, of Tenn. and Ky, and Mr..
Bayls of Va, together with Mr. Cutting, Mr..
Walsh, &1e feel particularly small, opine,
about this time. The House also gave the Sen
ate another rap over its aristocTatic knucles,
By disagreejng. on the same day, TO q bill from
the Senate. BY which that body sought to make
itself independent Of the Treasury comptrollers,
and of all other guards, in the disbursement of
the large sums of money il now expends, or
may hereafter assume to expend. But the eyes
of that honest old Argus, Elisha Whittlesay, the
comptroller. are yet upon them; where may
they long continue.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-We
would call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement Off A. Stevens in another col
nmn, Offering his present residence for sale. 1t
is certainly desirable place and any person
wishing to purchase property i'll our city, could
not do better than to purchase his residence.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

Q-s- Col H. \ NunnaIly, Clerk of the
Steamer John Strader, will please accept our
thanks for file Of New Orleans papers, and al
SO for the accompanying box of delicacies.
The Strajer is regular Yazoo aud New Or
leans Packet, has fine accommodations and Is
manned By clever and accomplished officers.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
Dissolution.

he partnership heretofore existing under the
by mutual consent BIC RRoNTS RRo.S9GSSeu
GEO. WYCHE.
The business Of the firm will be carr;ei -,
the undersigned to whom all accounts aea,r.. n ~
the firm must be presented for payment os,5 J.
whom all accounts due it must be paid -" y
Jan'y 81, 1854-1t. = : DiAoOAS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

Wiz undersigned own tract of about 200
a. acres of high land, lying on the Yazoo
River and adjoining the lands formerly owned
by J. Lamkin. being Lot no. 3 of Section q
and West half of Southwest quarter oRSection
Z, Township Ia, Range West, which tbov
will sell at bargain, if immediate applicstio1
be made to J. M. Holingsworth, or to tbe nm
dersigned. B. E. & W. r MGpPTe, 1T un-
Feb, 8. '54;-14-6w. 'I1Io.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

TELEGRAPHIC.-On Saturday night last a
fire occurred amongst the shipping in New Or
leans, by which the steemersSax Charles Bel
cher, Crescent New Natchez, and Mohican, also
the Bark Ivenhoe and another, name unknown,
were destroyed.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
Annual Settlement.

a I the February Term A ID. 1884, Of the
"A Probate Court of Yazoo county. I will as
administrators of Thos. O'Reilly deceased, pre-
sent my annual account for settlement.
Feb. j, lS31-4t. j III. LAWRENCE.
Administrator
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

c~s- Hon VIM. Barksdae will please ac-
cept our thanks for valuable Congressional docu-
ments.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

49, We tenaer our thanks to Mr.. John L,
Catiin. of the Steamer S. S. Prentiss, for late
papers.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
Annual Settlement.

A II the February Term 1854, Of the Hon. PIo-
Ill bate Court Of Yazoo County, State Of Alissis-
sippi l will as Administrator Of Elizabeth
Ross deceased, present my Annual account iol
settlement and allowance. s.. JAMES.
FEB. 3, lS04-4t. Administrator.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

0s- We return our thanks to Mr. John B.
Deason, Of the steamer Mclean, for late New
Orleans papers.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

may be secured-said Bonds being deemed valid
and binding on the State Of Mississippi.
On motion of Mr. Hindman a call of the
House was ordered.
Whereupon the following members appeared
to be absent :-Messrs Helm, Lewis, Starke,
Taylor, and Wade.
Leave of absence was granted Messrs. McLau-
rim, Aldrge and Wynn.
On motion of MIR. Hamer, the Sergeant-at-
Arms was instructed to bring in the absentees.
On motion of same, the cali of the House was
suspended. The question required upon the mo-
tion of Mr.. Garrett to lay upon the table Mr..
Starke's amendment. A division of the ques-
ton being called for The question first
taken upon laying upon the table the first clause,
and decided in the affirmative.
The question was theft taken on laying on the
table the other branch of Mr.. Starkes amend
ment, and decided in the affirmative. Mr.. Starhe
offered the following amendment to the subst
tute.
Amend futher, as follows And said COM
mittee shall also report plan by the adoption
of which the speedy payment of the Planters
Bank Bonds shall be Secured-said Bonds being
hereby declared valid and binding on the State of
Mississippi.
Pending the question on the amendment the
House, on motion of Mr. Henderson, adjourned
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08

" 56-Fine heavy gold guard do
g 57-Fine heavy gold guard do
g 5S-Fine heavy gold guard do
g 59-Fine medium gold guard do
I" 60-Fine medium gold guard do
g 6l-Fine medium gold guard do
" 62-Superior large gold Seal, fox head,
s 63-Superior large gold Seal, plain,
!" 64-Superior gold agate Seal, monkey face.
65-Superior white Corneiion swing Seal.
66-Superior white Comedian swing do
'' 67-Superor red Comedian swing do
A" 68-Elegant pearl Bracelet,
. 60 9-Elegant pearl Bracelet.
g 0-Elogant Comedian Bracelet,
g 7l-Elegant Ruby Bracelet,
& 72-Elegant Garnet Bracelet,
. 73- Massive gold Bracelet,
% 74-Massive gold Bracelet,
" 75- Massive gold Bracelet,
76-Splendid scroll Bracelet,
g 77-Ruby and Pearl Bracelet,
q 78-Brilliant Set Bracelet.
81 70 Fine gold pen case,
e 8O-Fine gold pen case.
q Slime gold pen case.
" 62-Extensive gold pen case,
g S3- Extensive gold pen case,
g 81 Small gold pen case,
" S5-Gold pencil case,
&" Sc Gold pencil case,
's 81 Gold pencil case,
g SS-Gold pencil case,
% 80 Gold pencil case,
g COG, Id pencil case,
" 9l-Pair Gold Spectacles, sliding frames.
g 90 Pair gold Spectacles, sliding frames
93- Pair gold Spectacles, sliding frames.
:" 94-Pair gold Spectacles, plain frames,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
A Desirable Residence for Sale.

I OFFER for sale my present residence, stu
ated in fine neighborhood, containing
about four acres of choice level land we'll fen
ced. upon which is new frame dwelling house
with four rooms and passage between them, o
ne frame kitchen, store room, smoke house
stable and corn-crib, and never-failing well
of excellent water. There are on the place
about l50 young fruit trees, of the choicest va
rieties, fine shrubbery, &c.
The location Of the place renders it admira-
bly, adapted for market garden for which pur-
pose have cultivated. The place is also well
situated for dairy purposes
Terms liberal, and one or two negroes will
be taken in part payment.
J. A. STEVENS.
Yazoo CITY. February Sth. 1874
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
YazOO Democrat.
Wednesday morning, Feb 8, l85A.

WILLIAM 5. EPPERsoN, EDIT OR.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
YazOO River Land fOr SaIe.

YazOO City, February 9Th, ls54,--l4--sm
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
EXTENSIVE PRIZE DRAWING.

Watches will
lYazooCt the day of Narchnex O'Clock, M.
sgeatrn
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
no Tax PAYERS.

February 8, 81.
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Iffbc Trau i stnprod Ion a r1sseng"r beIwetn mn
tfthe above naur points, the cbafge will be mu'e from
bc point last passed by the Train. aud charge wi
sr le-s than twrtt,-ilNe cents ia any cue.
Passengers W da nst rfacure Ieket. teSccpt ihoss
who take tho mrs Nbe.e TICKETS not .oi,f
~ii he chargcd hy the conductor, rrt cent IN al
itiot Tire reEuIur tales Al Ia. rfN dcd. however
mat an sJs, Ire receive an len. nor NOR
fban 6by ,ent- itpu any passenger To any pint on
he road
he left with the Ticket AGENT aud ore with the Con tue
which passes, must bc eApiiot in granting tn" v
ferc Ia tnvc ON tie Free eoIored persons b.
required produc" ririree paperso tney viii not be
PERMITTED To irpscl ga the cars
iun 10 Il. II Gil l., Gem Sup'i
~ All papct- advertising 6r tbs Company viii
plra.e -topail adv rtisrmen, relation Passenger
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MISCELLANEOUS
Fall and Winter Goods.
At HE
ASIsOEa HATEmPORIuM. fs

rom Doors aboUe the Market House,
In lcr-gne aud respectfully invite Tie intention
Il lion friends and tie public een~ay 10 their new
.rack at fAILand WINTER GOol's. consisting 81
Boz since. Ilai- sud Cap-, Trunks, vaIise.. Carpei
In. School Saclcl- Sc ;tienf- Boots ni their avn
,ar,a.aeturc aud hut III AI'sS SOUS, nl.o j. Milo
\ ) IN. double ~aicr-pfnof Boas super Article -
Indic. & 10Th and hdt,a'ter- Ba-hta Bodice, Nh"i"
Roots, &c; Mise uud Children Sioc- OF all Kind
ard -izes; B..ys Boot. aud Shoe; servant. Shoes-a
.nperiar nttice Gent fine Mneztn Hats, Nebraska
Know Nprtar. Young America. Wide a Walk aud
SI3uehe. ~ different kinds Aso Yaficiy uf mcu's
and ho,'. Cars chldtens' Gap- md fnbnn- Ia Ir"
lay. .e wId ~, GIVE orr EASTERN GpuI-. comprising
men. aul 49, Sanr.s. B"ot. ahue-. e. and thaH
en say ~ ith -nl, ~ tiai ztock Lea, te1tei'
my oaerrd H. tHs aoYsst-Nbich ~ vii -ed %. et"Ha
-, ,,ol, IN the state All ash rn3, and SEQ
Tor va .i.rIl. FRETN ELL \ HALL.
o.l IU.Is
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PETERSBURG.
r Small LuNErOi, YORK.

I. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT
THE Gf-t rb-- druhle engine steamship. tn
HaanaGe. q APT Thoua. Skinner ave- Cny-s4.szzz.
POINT Tor NV lars Every Saturday narnile, at 10 o
rlack touching nj N,ltoIs. The J,mr,t W., Cap,-
Edwurd Cnyrnds leave hefetoforr Esrty 4esdny
eve ing touching Nuf,k. Trains hy od from
Petai-tuig =, meet with etchsshp.
Passengers leaving lsb,hburg IN Tuesday morning
will arrive i'll tire la tie Jafnpsto~n City Poiut,the
same .ynure at ciorb; and tlse Ieae az cdt,
sill lay oy,i ~ tic sbarg lit sbt, an councct SIT
the KutHok. Hr,i morning It 10 oclocl.
Passage AM isie from Petersburg, including
sute Rno1n. sla 90
Stae,ns. pn-.aP. IN
passage AMI rare to Norfolk by tne ki,ct
Sfeamer-
For ff-il Pa. .atarpy 10
SAN. IL. &. BAPTIST Pet, r.l,ure.
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware, 1854.
GIMpG0N II RRO
Sian Of de Golden Loci. Lynohbng. va.

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchbng, Va.
NJ a'c no" opening in addition 10 our former ne"
w stock, Il verA ARE assortment Of IAhDw az,
CUTLERY. GUS. PisToLs, StpDLERY, PLATED GooDs.
lrooE OIL CLorHs Boase Hoping Artiecs. Building
Natetais and Tools n mast er1y discrP'toa. among
which many ARTICLES Just introduced ~, arket ia
nI
y aater ourselves exhibit 10 IL public eru-
otaI> and those Wiz viii favor siti. examination,
greater variety. superiority nj style aud qmiitY at
good, Uttered ~ Ills It as>ed IN any market
Cur goods are al new ami rust d-,irl,h', ana viii
he sold reasonable pfnht, only l. I'll "hs Ill liFc
cali At "ntu-t win their ordrr., "hich vii re-
'ciye our best aud rrnmFi atteatios
Merchants and others bnyag hr,eiy vii Ia cIate'd
70 -n4HII advance ouI,. - ~
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
= wsuTTEMOlSE ~ BRO.

NNUuLD respectfully annoance II lie citizens 1t
w Lfnctbnrs aud vicinity tht tncy nan Ifa,.
t,rrtf al rbrlr Agricultural Wuks On The Bn.n, b.
MffGHELS PUMP \ FIRE ENGINE combined,
which is tie INST perfect article of the KIND essr olier
ed 10 the public (de,gnrd Tor Factory flre and Cur
den Ensinr, aud = Prcuary adapted to private dwell
i,,g. il5.g ii, m "a Fne Engine under their dr,t
command capable al 10 eng "nter Oyer two sl"ry
dvelmg.
AIlo,dp, pro nrtly attended to aud Pumps put 1T"
Nt.,- on Spiag. at then-nl latc-, ana w'rnoied /"
prfioin, Will ter yeHt.
We m, The exclusive agents for the counties ri Cnn-
belt Anher.t. Bedford ond Arpumaltox.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-09
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