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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

Imitation Of Coral diploma Aia Llsb
soss ~ sa,99Sss Rfsn,sn Ihemas Han 100
Crochet Collan ID pFemian Nary Hart IA
nosa geraneiums " Premium Ms josiah whrhfl o5
Pair Stockings premium Ma srrah Mansen AZ
Best Ladies' do premium Mr. AM Loo
MARRs. -
1i9od -ale sl4 foal ather side lsf pre- D D shnaer 9oo
90 DO second OK Davis 2 90
do aituork LIST pro Hsmp Pickornr 500
90 do second Jefr Nelbllnr 100
Mare ir Light H9rness la pfe FGNeey AGO
90 de-eeQnd fEp N5Vfz5 900,
~ EA $sk is{prymA mo- saiGh ~
Il tde seeds #ISDguaB 40
M&e SsIA a Pc INN I Sa aiSs daRS go 20
II 90 ddn 5co9d tsamuefR ashodrd ~
DO bsa ffey SssthdJ y1'>( you
= phie n Ter " 1fst peemiumt Nt
"a BY The ACRE
'heAlto acres OF Wheat Is prem A S Dunlap 500
p. Bssr fsAn o. 8 HORsEs ynqE eSs rowSsHrF
FIRST Premium III Myers 90
Best stallion OF ali ages A S Dunlap 100
do Geldjng do Samuel Widner S 90
do Fllly do AP Ashbrook 90
do Buck do Reber and Kutz 500
DO Heifor do Isaneclaypcol 90
do Buck do Henry Reber 5 90
do Eve ga do David Pence 90
DANIEL sIFF0RD. President
Nov. 81. MARlS LEVBRING, Secretary.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

LOT Fer SALE.
VTyHE Undersigned win sn a. private saiss VA :
RATE Building Lott % Mulberry, between BISasSs
aad High street, Lancaster adjoining the resdanee 81
John @. Wilcox, ESQ Terms eqsys and Will be made
known 70 any ono haaalne 10 purchase.
BY MRS. JAMES o. MACCRACKRN.
fi vi Or DANIEL SIFFORD.
Lancaster, Novsmbet 90. lS5G-5w2e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
HORSES.
10 THoRou1Ga BRED cattle.

Best aged Built istprs Reber& Kulz 900
do do 2 ed pre- 8 Siias Williamson 2 90
Best yearlings. Bull lt pre- Reberl & kutz 2 90
do do Cd pre JB Wolf zoe
Best Bull Calf ~ lat pre- Reber Il Kptz 200
a., DO 10. % "a Pre- David David aoSys, 90
i8 do do sdprp do ~ do 900
Btst 2 year old Cow lst pre- Do do 3On
do do '2drppe Y do do 200
a' . year old heifsr ISL pro isaac Claypool . 90
do do do2d pre- John Artz 1M
sssaat Ss q as as j. IiSR \ Sssss l 1 Rtr. y y
Heifer Calf 1st pre- do do 9 o.
LNH doi9 DO Cd pre- Siias Williamson 1 OC
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

~'The gentle fraternity Of boredom
bore me, and I'll bore thee.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
Ga &m1slastsr @a1tIk.
oTTY OF LANcAsTERs


/
6smafkaS.e E.oapa or French Political
PFisoaets.
Ia q recent article on the penal colony
sf 0iyana. the Montear stated that set-
.ral ~nolisioal prisoners had ioHnd means 10
escane. hut il gave no details. A private
btser brings some particulars on The sub
isut Of continual Interest. AZ the begin
ming Of this year several political iEans-
ports, confined in she Devils Islam. cbn-I
csived the idea Of escaping. They cat
down some trees and built a schooner.
but owing 10 an aouident ia launching the
schooner struck and want to pieces. Moth
ing Hsanse3sy they setsoeHosk again. aaA
With such planks Of the schooner as they
were able 10 pick out OF tbs water, and
the stump Of aiaFge tlse which aJaisd
doV0 tha Amazon river, they Constructed
tals 81 wbioh, ops ffs l7th III August
last. sersn embarked in search OF liberty.
For r5dt Whoie lays they i5ated nearly
hi ran ION on aha sea. and at the end soi
b allim6i when their slender stock Of pro.
vtsonsNel4 enliUelN exhaussed. their raft
wehaa<hofe bn 4 mud bank. Two of the
pAttyAone aa Italian named Pianauri.
and another al oldluamed B3genski --lefI
astheA waled along ihsthe mush hos
kpingt0e6h3eh hahitasiony They we're So
veAkthat thay soon found themselves una
be Co drsw their lag Out Of the heavy
soil; an shsiF compainions learned soms
days laler that theit dead bodies half de-
voursd bf GRABS. had been seen.by A. ma
tive. Tils.ive who bad femained on III,
-ra0, Ealing that their comfailea did no
r0fifu, Aal being c~onvincedaOf the ilieps,
l~essness Of looking Tor them resolved IL
put tosssl again B4. t9ido tbis IL wa.
necessary 70 c0nstFuet another raft; il be.
idg impossible to got the, old nj or to,
mal. For an enIiFe week they hl1ted III
and down along the cost upon such. pie.
ces of~ood,ss u,ey hal been abie4to de
7tNph from therrat and during all this lin.
they had nothing TO aai but raw crabs, ans
nothing TO drink but salt awater, "a
langth they were fortunats enough 10 6ns
ah6use, where they resolved sueeor The
namas 5fthese five men were Gusrsrd
Ban ud, Girpez,l, gbabaris and Bibiy
de- Candre (of tbs department. Of the, 10
-Ase pni Loirsl IA fortnight afss' thsi
Tdeplrlure, from the Devils Islam, III,
other ~ptisoneFs there learned tbs issue, 0
an enterprise whichrit might have beel
.hassfdous to undertake. Albarning de-
sire to risk their lives in like manner 70
their liberty ran through the colony
With the help Of government timber col
lseted for building purposes. they foun
smeans 10 construct TWO RATS. each capabl
Sof holding % men. Saturday. Ssptembe
is; WAS cbesen forthe departure of th,
expedition, Saturday being tho day 0
whieha weeks provisions were serve
out 70 the prisoners. Thirty, four men !
sail got away on holrl the RATS, On III
FIRST faft Ware the NM. ordsys. de Tour
aBijon. Cbaayia, Atlibsre, Geuron, Cal
lette. Daean. SaIsp. Carriero. Dime, 30,
gdoa. Jeaufrais, Pan Herrey. MopifaIeor
,Sonorde. Paul. jvart, Msnnier, and ID,
slIie. On the other were NM Froui
Enard. Teurmace Dssboip, Tgissor
Aseie, DaDaux. VIVIAN
..|4ls Ia.wow.. AZ. a.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

Best boarpis uDder6 months lst pre- s. Smith . 90
do DO do second D.. Cowdent 90
90 Sow Sc 90 H Tss:h. r. Il VIM o9 AZ Sa 2 sS &c
do pig do 90 second s. N. Sane 100
lBss, Liter q pigs lsigret y, Fstter1, go
Il OHIO OultIvator 10 arst premium. - ntnI Il
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
LIST or NUNS


-" .NN- AN-NNI 8.ANN.|-A AAA2I
fEIELn AT1ANrAsTER,
IS 4huHaF Friday a sasards5 !, oet %, - -. lass
DRAIN :
Bes, R6a xheat antpEen. ! GaIaA o. sI,Ro
.Ss I Ss .as ssse S.sn MscsaIsHes, %
do do second Snmuoi ShRdef 50
do Oats dnt prem as Dunlap loo
do no second David Kenmore SO
do Corn IN Bars tst pro &c Radebaugh 100
do do do second dawn Pence so
ss ss IsSs,ss ss. - Pc T nsVss E lFs;sss g g
And Ssls gslay ssSSs
Sashsi Corn Nh l:spIsA, David KsPgsr lSS
4. do To- second Se@ueI kensn SO
az 10 tssand William gsher u
Loan sisss, Cen R ssss1 ~ NJ SrahgSsn @
do DO nntprem Nj. Smith Wilson ! GO
do do second Loplsa GrayhiI 50
B4as npd. wln.sr Appiss Il :. Harvey Elssn j %
% Eau DO st prm Harvey Wilson 90
Single specimen Winter .sssl y. Pr Ess5s,s E E,,.a. 90 g
do FaI istprem Thomas Rees 100
+ Do do second BQyee Wilson 50
sample DO s4'oss DO e ss! essP 's JSsI Ses GsiissSsr q q
y 0ushel dried a pPles 1T pre- John FrsIsner 20
10 . 40 - 1cuuuM aIAAAANI AA4 ~ ~
do Peaches 1stpre Joel N Gallagher 90
Ohio Cuitvator with first premium IS ii
d g ABLES,
Best X bushef Potatoes 1st pre- John W. Wilson ] 90
do do second John Cnllamber 50
do Sweet lstPrem David Kemper 90
do do second VIM ufiumber 50
| WI do Turnips lst Joseph Beib 90
do do second Mason Fallny SO
do Beets LIST prem David Pentt 90
do do second Joel NJ Gallagher so
do Sugar do lat pre- il Grummie y 90
dog onitas2 1t prem Elizabeth Sherriek1 90
do 10 tec0nH WIN n, 0atiumkos 50
do Tomatoes fst pre- P.Bkwing IoD
% dc 20. do second David Kemper ST. 50
Best Pye Pumpkin LIST prem David Cowden OC
do DO second John Cioverfisfs ST
Largest do - 1st prem Charles Clarke, LOO
do do second David Kemper 81
Best5 heads Cabbage st preis Nancy AHen q
s do !. do SECOND Charles Bope 81
| Sample, Squashes LIST prem David Kemper lOl
n do Carrots lst prem j Grummie ] o.
X dozen Radishes lst prem David Kemper 5
do Egg plant 1sfpre David kemper n 81
| Peck OF PaFsnlps lat prem David Kemper s
4 Sample Celery list prem PB Ewing MH 10
d0ih lima Beans list pre- P 3 Ewing g4sx i
DO Soup do second u Grummie 5
X dozen squashes second David Kempsr f4Ss
Ohio cHItivatoT with first premium, .yf5yifs,a.
Il t ~ DOMESTIC MANDATORY
Best 10 yards Cloth lst prem Ann Murphy ~ go
Y do " Wool Carpet do Jane Wilson n 30
llAu DOR dol do second lane Wilson 10
40 Raw z do lat hre sEIfrabeth Hrandt d
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
oFFTcIAL PUBLICATION !
AN ACT

AN ACT
To exempt certain property from execution or attach
ment, and for other purposes.
SECTION |. Be il enacted BY the General Assem-
bly, OF the State OF Tennessee That there shall here.
alter be exempt from execution and attachment in
the hands of the heads of families in this State, the
following property and no other, to wit Two beds,
bedsteads aud necessary bed clothing Tor each, and
tor each three children belonging any family one
additional bedstead and bed clothing.
One COW, or one COW aud calf, aud ii the family
shall consist OF six or more persons, two COWS or
cows aud calves
One dozen knives and forks, one dozen plates,
hall dozen dishes, one SGT OF tea spoons, one set
OF table spoons, one bread tray, two pitchers one
waiter, Que coffee pot one tea Dot one canister.
one cream jug, one dozen cups and saucers. one
dining table, two table cloths, one dozen chairs, one
bureau, one safe or press, one wash BASIN or bow
and pitcher, one washing kettle. two washing tubs
one ehopping axe, one spinning wheel one pair
cotton cards, cooking stove and utensils. or set
Of ordinary cooking utensils, one sitter or seivs
aud cradle
SEC Be il further enacted, That il such house
holder IN this state, be engaged ia Agriculture
there sha! be further exempted in bis or her hands
one horse or mule, or woke OF oxen, one oxNcart,
ring, sieeple, and log chain. or one two or one
hone wagon and harness, two poughs, two hoes,
one cutting knife, one set of plou shgcnr Que man
saddle, one Ialy saddle two riding brides, twenty.
Eve barrels Of corn, ten bushels OF wheat, FIVE
hundred bundles Of oats, FIVE hundred bundles OF
fodder, one stack OF bay and II the household shall
consist OF less than Elk persons, one thousand
pounds Of pork, slaughtered or on foot, or al
hundred pounds OF bacon, or IL Of more than six
persons, then twelve hundred pounds Of pork or
bacon shall be exempted. An the poultry on hand
shall be exempted
Sac Be Il further enacted, That there snail
also be exempted. IN the hands OF each mechanic
Ia this State who IL engaged in the pursuit OF his
trade OF occupation, one set Of mechanic tools snch
a. are usual Aud necessary Tor the pursuit Of bis
saii trade.
Sac. {. b. il enacted That In addition 10 the
property above enumerated, there shsll be also
eSemptcd from execution, i've bead Of SHEEN ten
head Of stock hogs fowls 10 she value VI SIS, one
bible and hymn-bOok. loom AMI gears.
Sac s. Be IL further enacted, That ell laws and
paris Of LAYS ia eonavt with the provisions Of this
act, hr,, and Ihe same are hereby repealed.
sro. Q. This ACT shall take effect from and after
re passage.
NELL s BROWN,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
EDWARD s. CHgATHAM.
SpsAkrr Of the Senate.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
River and Steamboat News.

The river continues TO rise slowly. There
are pew a fee inches over five feet water on
the shoals.
Weather yesterday clear and cool
The John Simpson, from Memphis, and the
Blanche LeU6, from Psducsh, arrived yester
day, asrd tee Simpson departed for AeraPis.
The EoJSpse departs to-day fer Cincinnati.
The N0shoiJIe left New o lesns Tor this port
On the 2otL inst, aud ought to be ia this river
To-day
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
GraneGraWinr

Messrs Toon, Nelson e. Co, have presented
Us with handsomely gotten up work entitied
the CRAZE GRnwEEs GUIDE by CHoRLToN. The
production of grapes is beginning to attract n
SHIRE of at eutioa from tae agricultural tneu ia
the West The experiments heretofore made
produced yield exceliiug ia quality and
quantity Anyti,iug which few yeas ago
could have been expected from the grape.
This Is aR excellent work ca the culture of the
grape 10y ~ experienced grower. and is tilled
with valuable hints TO those vito engage ia it.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
p X OF. w GODS
HAIR RESTORA

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN This PLACE
NHAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
to original growth far their locks concerned,
does admit Of doubt besides will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandrua itching
in the shape OF cutaneOus eruponsevea scAd head
and in possible will u fail Of curing By magic,
periodical headache, and used twice week by
the young regularly IL will preserve the color end keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable age. READ jones'
LooASsPoRr, Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. J. Wood Co:
GKNIs Yours Of the 18Th duly to hand Enclosed
please ind sSs IL being the amount tor Hair Restorative
have sold IL all. II you choose you may send siz
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think sell H. II has
worked Miracles this pare. sold six 81 bottles
that bald and IL fetched hair out all his head
Yours respectfully,
n. II. dRIDLEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
SDrinR Goods.

The Messrs. McCLELLAND at their AetroPOli
tain Store, on College ST., are displaying one Of
the richest stocks offspring Goods ever brought
To this market. They are tasteful, elegant and
of tie very latest styles. Their prices too will
accommodate all who may call on them.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27

LrNDsLEy g. CRoCKET's SAFE OF lots TO DAT.
We call attention t0 t'e sale Of lots advertised
by Me-sers. Lindsey & Crocketts to day. The
property h. sitGs1ed on the Whites Greek pike
near the first gate in Edgefed- The sale will
come otf at lise usual hour II 4. NJ. this NOR
ning. omeituees will be ia attendance.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
American Convention.

An American Convention will be held at
UE E~% EH w IL ~ Ell H-,
In DeKalo county on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
next elect suitable candidate for Eleetor OF the
Fourth Congress onal District
Tbs several counties forming the District will bear
this in Eiind.
Fillmore and Donelson Ratification Meeting
viii be held after the adjournment Of the Conven-
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ht1pcCtTuIIy lOuTH
EDWARD WOLCOTT.

Ham REsToRArTvE-In columns to day vim be found
Prof Woods adve tsement o. the above article 70 which
call attention. What has done have witnessed up
several % acqaaintances In 81 Louis. Hair
grey view, black brown. the might be
being color Of early manhood. and nne and glossy
ak and that without other application than The Resior
alive II Il has done this upon others, viii Il not do The
for any Of readers whose "frostv bFoWb"
Ike the raven locks Of Lockels wArke chief the
Witty tf We think sojdcksoHriHs CosstifEfi0RGits
~ n ISaa
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
EVANS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, &c.
NASHVILLE. TENN.

ME opening in Marble Storehouse,
w North side Of the Public Square very large ami de-
srabe stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats Bonne
Umbrellas ParaSols, &C
Having purchased Goods under the most favorable
circumstances prepared 10 offer inducements
chants visiting city and respectfully sole them give
stock examination before purchasing elsewhere
We would call special attention to stock Of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Bosnets, Ribbons, MAntrA &C
febQg EVANS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
LECTURES ON
Experimental Chemistry and Philosophy

experimental Chemistry ana Rhilosophy.
Series Of Ten Lectures Be dsiv-E,d al hs Hal 90
THK foUS0 LADiE sENSaHT, hasonc Man By A. r. hSsnAS
D., Profssor Of Practical and Agricultural Chsm Way IN
the University Of KAshvis oOmnsacr Friday sht Nasch
3is a. IN oociook and 1uunuine every . night IN
al the course il coupisied.
second Lecture, Friday. March -. ssijsc-ATaosPnnno
Ara cAemaoai Prol,c-ffes -ozyvsa
neksis for The coarss daiii ng lazy and
g. Htgir Lecture % Eale Al he Book Aad Ma
Ele Stores.
~ Gs0ile@sn are earnestly Fequssssd B0t To
sAeso 10 The hAA-Aa nsrdss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
Loss of Tickets of Glass L.

By the accident the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
the Tickets Of Cas L. for April 18TH in their transit
Baltimore in charge Of Adams Express Company de-
stroyed by IRE consequently there will be any drawing
Of that Cass The drawing will be Glass May 18TH the
me Plus Uultra S<heme." very RESPECTFULLY,
MARCHES J. .. WINTER, Manager,
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N. II. GRIDLEY.


Q. K. UFFIcE, FAFDALlA, June n, Io54.
PEoF WooD-Dear Sir IL take pleasure In bearing vol
untaTy testimony TO the excellence Of Hair Restorative
Three months ago my hair very grey II Is . dark
brown, Che original or) smooth and glossy The only
application have made Il has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by you and which from the result my
can most cordially recommend 70 others
Respectfully Yours
EDWARD WOLCOTT.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
Capital SI2, 1000!
1900 Prizes Amounting to $50 600!

Tickets $500: Halves "a 90; Quarters $500.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTIONS.
Persons sending money by mail need fear its being
lost Orders punctuay attende too. Communications
hdental. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken At par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
datey. Address JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
macon, Ga
or, BOX I4S, NAsHYuLK r. o.
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BOOK LIST FOR ALL TO SELECT FROM.
RELIGIOUS WORKS

hELiUlOOS NOhhSs
The Communion Sabbath. By Nehemiah Adams, D. D.
Christian Theism. By K. A. Thompson, NJ. A.
Bible in the Family. By H. A. BOardman, D. D.
Bible in the Counting House. By II. A. BOardman, DID,
Great Question By II. A, Boardmsn, d. D.
All OF CummngP Works together with many others not
here mentioned.
ChiIdFen's Books.
RECENTLY RECEIVED.
A Z " OF which
Little Paul, and other Stories;
Curious Stories abb ut Fairies;
Capt Geidts, or the Three Paths
Mrs. ToIens Twilight stories, consisting Of
!. True stories alb ut Dogs and Cats;
Mad up Stories;
3. The =, der Of Dust Sticks;
4. The Old Garet, part lst;
8. The Old Garrett part End;
6. The Old Garrett part 3rd.
CURRENT LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
Three Marriages-Our Cousin Veronica;
Sense and 5. nsbity;-Edith, the Quaker's Daughter;
The Homestead the HillSIde;-Em Tree Tales;
Lanmer.;--Treams and Realities Of a PASTOR
Confidential Correspondence Of Napoleon.
The above list comprises ony few Of the works that may
be IN. shelves Of CHARLES W. SMITHS
marie BUG Bookstore, Al College st
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27

Mr. EvERErT's GREAr GRAFTON AT Ron
Nd Over cue thousand persoas, says he
Richmond Enquirer OF Thursday, were delight
ed last night. VA Rev. M. Burrows Church, by
Mr.. Eyervtt's iraly grand aud noble Grafton
on the character of Washington, delivered a.
the request of the Ladies ot tlie Mount Vernon
Association. Al the close of Mr.. E. speech,
Governor Wise returned the thsnks at the
ladies 10 the distinguished orator. Ia whom also
he paid an eloquent compliment. En- President
Tyler was next loudly called tor, aud in a lev
very ielieitOus remarks, sp,ke SlIli icsvor and
feeling ot hls delight Io Wy.c,,ne Isis tried aud
respected friend, M. T., 10 Old Virginia, 10 =,
holy cause. Mr. Everett 10 to REPEAT hip
ora'iun o night al Petersburg, VA.-Baltimers
American GOA,
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vserss.s lad, June Is,h, Is's.

Prof o. J. Wood As you about manufacture
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative wn
for WhomSoeyer may cOucern, that have used H.
tnoSn others 20 IL that have for several been
habit Of using other Hair KestorA.vss and that and
yours vastly superior 70 any other knew 10 entirely
eleanses The head Of dsndun and With moniA pfoper
v restore any persons hair 70 the original yOuthia
color and texture, Swing healthy son and COSY aF-
peeance and AL this without dscoorng the hands thai ap
ply T. the dress which drops would thsrsfOrs
rseounend a. % every DESTROYS Of havng kos
eoof and te1iafe % hair.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
New and important Improvement in
PumFs.

Messrs Rees W Porter and John s. Bren I
of oar city, have purchased Caleb II. Wllliamsi
(assignee of yoel r. Bassett, the inventor
patent for Improvement in Double Acting
Force and LIT Pump, for the States OF Ter-
ID, ssee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisi-
ana. The Pump has the Rolling or Bal Vatoe.
Some of the advantages that this Pump pos
se>ses over all other pumps are, exemption from
friction non ltG6iIity 20 oJog, equaI ~eer, sim
pticity aud Jacjltty Of repair, or inspection, and
durability. by u simple but ingenious devicC,
9 single ball 0aIUe is made 10 serve both dis
charge openings of Double Acting Lift aud
Force Pump. Tue water passages are 50 ar
ranged as 10 keep constant flow of water.
There are no screws or bolts about the pump
t. rust, and, therefore, the easy aud rapid
manner in which il can be taken apart and put
gether, in case of repair or accident, make
il superior 70 all others ia this respect. 1t is
plain, substantial cast iron pump-cheaP aud
Q silly made-will lift water Us well Ms any
Imp, aud throw il as high, If not higher than
any other pump now in use. 1t is because OF
its freedom from friction that it's working is
remarkably easy.
1t is adapted to any kind Of machinery for
cold or hot water, oils, &c, aud tor family
purposes, is both pump TO supply water and,
at the same time, IRE engine aud can be
converted from one into the other IN al in
slant. II must supercede all other pumps for
almost all Uses.
They are made of sizes from two to twelve
inches in diameter, and will throw from 10
to ,40s gtons of water Per minute.
Itis the intention of Messrs Porter & rien
10 supply all orders that may be made on them
for pumps, and to warrant all furnished to
perform u represented. they will also sell
rights of counties, and would sell State right,
il such offers shall bs made them rs will COM
pensale them for their outlay. They have
paid very la G. sum Of money for the patent,
believing il IL be Superior to all other pumps
ever invented, aud the very thing for the
whole country Tor family use, and for ma
iinery requiring the largest amount Of water.
They intend TO introduce the pumps To the
notice OF the people OF each Of the States
above named.
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To be Drawn May 18th, 1855.
Concert Hall, Macon Ca, under the sworn super.
"A inendence Of Col. Geo. M. Logan aud J as.
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The Manager having announced his determination to
make this the most popular Lottery in the world
May 18th, scheme that far surpasses any scheme ever
offered in the annals Of Lotteries Look your interest
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Nicaragua Coup Neutrality-suspicious.
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