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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-15
ORITu AIRY

Died her residence in the county of Amherst the 4th
list. Mrs SARAH WISGFIELD wife ofCsrt Chas Winghed,
~ the 18th year OF her
the memory Of this excellent woman, who
kindly permitted to live in midst to good old to
the varied relations of life christian WIFE, mother
MISTRESS she sustained herself in such to
dear herself her family and embalm her
kind recollection OF her neghbos. Mrs Ningheld
sesse strong intellect and devotional feeling and had
long been consistent exemplary member of the Methodist
Church. which denomination she much attached and in
her Affections and trials from which she had
cmpon,or she lived to the shallow of death rest ON ALL
her children, sd many grand chdrento whom
deYotedy attachedD SeruSed to gracious Redeem
that all might be made meet partake of the inheritance
Of the saints of light
After appropriate and feeling funeral sermon by the Rev
Bishop Early Mrs Wngheds remains followed by numer-
friends and attached consigned TO the anl
y burial ground there await the last
May |, without lingering groan
The welcome word receive
Ny body with my charge lay down
And to work and live.
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"'rbere IL a tide In the affairs of man.
N2,ich taken at the food, leyls on to fortune "

PETERSBURG AFsAins-Railroad HOa--A cargo Of r.
iron for the Norfolk Petersburg Railroad arrv ed Pc
tersburg Tuesday. The road completed to Foeys
Meadow half a mile of Petersburg.
R,p Mr. Deems ectured a Phoenix Hall Tuesday night to
over 700 persons Wednesday night he presented with
service OF silver plate by his friends.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH AFFAIRs.-rherc are now at
the Gospor Navy Yard ships of the line steam frigates
steamers rigates sloops owar and brig carrying in all
,5g guns There are 100 hands employed in the yard
two story frame dwelling in Gosport, owned by Nicholas
Iuer and g Hattons cottage, the Town Cemetery
were destroy ed by fire Monday morning.
The has discharged its indebtedness to
tie banks
The Council of Norfolk appointed e night police and
determined o uniform them
The L frigate Merrimac up into harbor Sunday
and exchanged alues with the t. ship Pennsylvania
The dwelling of rhoaas NJ. Wilson on Lambert's Point
Read was destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon.
snow fell in Norfolk Sunday night.
sU6e Life assurances paidin Norfolk by one com
ranv alone to the those who fell during the cpl
demic.
FIFTY DOLLARS FOR A DAGuRRforYPE--A French paper
says Among the daguerreotypes exhibition in the gal
Try CRYSTAL Palace the likeness ola young la
d. IN Virginia United States of America purchased
Lady Morgan England for fifty dollars. This lady
we understand Miss Martha Haines Butt, of Norfolk.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wash on 1Iomse.-Sacad 81 Clark. pr0pr'Fa.

MARCH B-w MINIS. w, Smith Bedford; Plank &
lady, Z Jones. Campbell Daily Farmvie T Smythe,
Petersburg Grayson, Pulaski II Eng cr, Baltimore II
Ernest, Tenn o Austin, c; w staples, Union KY X
Hill Monroe A Chapman Union. VA w i Preston. Mont
gomery; L Middleton. LewisburE; l. NJ Brown Union a;
Jordon & serv Miss Jordon, Richmond; w Jordon Alb
ingdon; \ Clsvtor Liberty; A Wathal HolsOr, Chris
tansburE c Whitney, Campbell c H. VIM Gish, Liberty;
Hammet Dir Iamnlet Montgomery w Kelinger, Monroe;
b Shanks J IIcws, Montgomery; II Lynch, r NJ
Fields Lebanon; Fields Va II Fame Blonntvlle Tenn;
NJ Mcfarland. jefferson Tenn J F Shaver. Smythe;
NJ Naught. Wythc Nendv Haw kins Lee, Richmond
b Rice II r; I G Goodwin, Fin ase II Sanford Rock
brlde; McDonky Roanoke J L IIncherson, Monroe A
L Chafin Wythe W Davis, Mongomery Cobbs. Bedford
6 Whitten. do II I Williams Adams Express; Dobns,
FIovd; W ] Landlord. --: VIM D.ckcrson BenfUrd j
Dpolep .Campbe Miss A J Ksmukick, Rockingham; J ii
Punkett ir Appomattox; Whaling, Milw aukie; w s
Withers. Campbell II Cheatwood, Bedford
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] LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX. March L. L.


Three meetings of the Peace Conference had
been held in Paris, but nothing of the proceedings
la been suffered 10 ranspire.
lie opinion increases that immediately after
peace Is proclaimed general European Con
gress will meet TO readiust the balance of pow
or.
Orders have been forwarded to the allied Gene
rails IN the Crimea respecting the armisics. 1t is
said that Napoleon has intimated 10 the Generals
and admirals now in Paris that they probably need
not return TO their commands. Leave of absence
Is now freely given To officers in the Crimea. Tho
allies were about 10 destroy the sunken ships in
the harhor by dropping heavy shells to explode
under water. The general health of the troops
continues good.
Three thousand Russians are employed day
and light in constructing triple of piles
across the Gulf of Finland, twelve miles across,
and six miles from Cronstadt, with but few open
ings; behind is a steam fleet Of 3 ships ii cor
vettes and 20 gun boats.
A Russian ukase orders the immediate issue of
aggregate. to twenty one million rubles.
Great energy is manifested in Russia in advdn-
cling railways.
The relations between Russia and Prussia in
crease in cordaty.
The Sutans decree in favor Of Christians had
been read in presence of Turkish digntarles ut
Cons .antinople.
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LEGISLATIVE.

RICHMOND, March II.
Bills for subscription by the State to the stock
of the Manassas Gap, York River, Central and
Orange and Alexandria Railroads were to-day
again defeated in the House for the want of n
constitutional majority.
The Bank bills were hid tho table in the
Senate.
Hills to extend their charters for five years on
the existing system were repeatedly the MAORI
~ of tho Bank Committee, then taken up and
passed. 1t is supposed they will be amended in
the House.
The Senate adoptoda joint resolution to OK
tend the session beyond tho 18th (NIonday). but
the House declined to concur in it.
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GREAT BRITAIN

There is some talk of an early dissolution Of
Parliament fur change Of government. The ru-
NOR had affected the funds.
On the 9th ultimo, the Lord Mayor of London
assembled a distinguished purity at the Mansion
House to meet Mr.. Buchanan, the American
Minister, previous 10 his return home. Cnfor
tunately, on the same day Mr.. Buchanan was
invited to dine with the Queen. and etiquette re-
quirpd that he should give Nictoria's dinner the
preference. The Mayors company consisted of
members of Pariament,repr Presenting leading com
mercial constituencies, aud nlso american and
Colonial merchants.
The Lord Mayor made speech regreting the
absence of Mr.. Buchanan. because the reception
he would have met with from the repre- sentatives
of leading interests would have proved to him
the absence of all untriendy feeling in Great
Britain as regarded America, and shown that
though big words might arise on either side,the
interests of commerce peace civilization and HUI
manity we're too powerful to permit u collision be-
tween Great Britain and the United States.
Similar feelings were expressed by other speak
ers, among them Mr.. Golden and the Earl of Ell
gin.
Mr. Buchanan and the Brazilian, Peruvian,
Mexican and Haytien Minister'S were present at
the Queens levce on the 9th
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Extract from a Norfolk Paper.

ADAMS SAFE-Oue OF Mornings celebrated Freroof Safes
Express Office when the building was burned
remained buried in the rubbish until
Thursday taken ont The fire The occasion
alluded to the crcest and when tire
chest found lapse of ory days 1t
by cmbers. glowing brightly When opened. the paper
other articles found to be sound and
ally good condition. thus aordng another proof of the
erv superiority these safes The alluded to
no soon at the warehouse Messs Rowland Bros who
are agents makers 1t shows clearly the evidences
of its incombustibe qualities when IFS exterior
was hot burning that roarod around H. and
amid the that garod around it for hours days and
weeks.
Herrings Patent Champion Fireproof Safes, with Halls
Patent Powder proof Locks, for sale by
). Q. HERRING & co,
Nos l35. 1877, l39 Water street, n. Y.
j. IL. THOMPSON 81 Co. Agents.
I.Aur hun Va
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s@ohal,s The stock port $4,000 bales including
10000 American
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.
M,ssrs Brown Shp1cy Co, report general decline In
prices, with duh market aud tenden
e! The decine IN wheat is called ID Id per bushel
hnur Is per DBL and Is Is per quarter wes
tern canal Hour quoted 3i 36s Ohio SIS Canadian 3s
jos Philadelphia and Baltimore 3Gs white id
lus lOdi red Us Cd IS Tod white and yellow corn,
mixed 3is Cd circulars quote 9s sd los ID Cana
dian, Us Cd los 6d The weather ag
ricutura
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e. AGAINST FIRE - 800 . - -.
Extract Of Letc from NortoN, Ia dai January IL ls56
hlfssIis C. HERRING q Co-Gcutcmen On the 9Th De
eml or last Mcssrs & Co.'S Express Office, situated in
large story brick building in this city was totally de
struyed fire their remained buried IN the burning
lhs until Yesterday when dug out and they
found surrounded with live Goals and almost redho iron lay
beside it) the and nobs melted OFT We
witnesses to this fire any thing resist such heat it is
nough-fre could not hottor-it triumph indeed. We
ncose y certificate cral parties who saw itopened
Yours truly, kON LAND q BROS
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MARRIED

the 2otl u by the Rev DR. j II c. Leach, DR. PETER
COLEMAN of Cumberland county. Miss MARY C. ALLEN,
daughter Of DIR. Me- rift H. Allen, of Prince Edward
the 9Th by Rev John ID. Southall Mr.. BEHJANIN
MOSTLY Charlotte and Miss VIRGINIA CARY. daughter
o the late Dr. Cary Wilkinson. of Petersburg.
y Petersburg Inteigencer please
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o.itD lnO state affdtrS.

We direct ae ion to ertisement of desirable eoun
y residence for sale near Mythevihe
THE LADIES of please accept thanks for
" alter of delicaees.
LOCOMOTIVES REJOICING When the intelligence as re
eey passage the bill giving Legislative aid to the
Va Railroad the Companys engines set up whist
ling that made ring We don't know whether was
lard In Richmond the locomotives deserve great credit
for the effort they made to hayes They may well rejoice
at the event.
,rcfnrSr on THE SourHsiDE RAILRoAD.-We learn
n the Petersburg Express that Monday evening last
eero belonging Mr. Thomas Duke, of Richmond, met with
nfal the terminus OF the SouthSdo Railroad
ty Point He running around with urn.tabe get
i turning order fer the of shifting aocomotive
sther track when he got caught in between of the
y,rk. Of the table and was crushed to death.
p,FriE FOR WIfE-OuR SUGGESTION ApoPrEp-FuH
,nfAp-We proposed readers short
Ian which they could obtain husbands and fortunes both
once viz by putting themselves up be ratified Our
,rai5n did not fall unheeded The bright eyes of some
ir country having fallen upon she appreciates wis
dom its adnonton and resolves to mp her charms
lottery Here her proposition which appeared in the
salem Register
lam poor fortunately young and beautiful havngjust
sl sweet have dark hair blue small feet
I've feet high and weigh hundred and twenty pounds My
ind arms and ivory neck; complexion little inclined to
Ien but suinssd with rose tut For general appear
put myself up in lottery enterprise at sell
ste plate. will keep in possession duplicate OF
me which shall be singular from the rest by an alter
nn of plate And when the tickets all drawn, EN-
age to place myself and the SlC0000 at the disposal othe
Gentleman the trke the duplicate of which Will
bod In my while the tickets being drawn The tick
eta will deposited in iron chest locked and eaednot
Ia be opened till the day drawing will superntend the
sale person. and will only sell to such gentle
men could agreeably contemplate in the light OF possible
husband Enquire at the paror Of y. @, No So
~ JULIA
There young gentlemen what glorious chance In your
widest magnngs did ovelicr vision rise before your
Just think it Young and beautifuswcet sixteendark
hair eyes small feetye feet high small mouth, pout
ing ps-ful chest small hands round ivory neck and
rose tinted compile What model otbeauy and paragon
Of be Aud only to value herself at one
hundred dollars Why, each single feature enumer
ated would be dirt cheap that figure and TO get then
all for would be perfect sacrifice That name too-'Ju
ae-"dear Julia'-what round sweet euphonous mouth
mll Another item be taken into the account which,
while of small moment, should still be Ia
Ken consideration is that the 100000 will accompany
Ais fair embodiment Of human nveness So all things con
dered regard this splendid opening for an invest
which promises to pay not alone in the pa'ry item
dollars but in the richer and better and dearer
boon of woman love- female charms and domestic bliss fut
IN Young gentlenen-nake the the chances
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Telcurnphca 4 .pre..l, for ,.e "virxi.i.n.,
ARRIVAL FROM CALIFORNIA.
Nrw YoRK March ID

Tho steamer Northern Light arrived to-day
with passengers and freight from California.
She brings three hundred thousand dollars in
specie, and reports the mil steamer via Panama
en- route with II million and half.
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NEW CDNCERN.-Thc undersigned hnsiag
this dav associated themselves together under the style
md firm of DIILAKD & GREENLIiE. for the purpose of
transacug GENERAL GROCERY AND COMMISSIONS liusiNIss
aye taken the same house recently occupied by billiard
Walton the OF the Market House.
where they will pleased their friends and customers
They mean every nducemeI in their power 10 sell
cash puncuu customers the usual time, and
will also for all kinds of country produce, &c
WM +. DIILARD,
L.. q. GREENLEE
ma Ats V
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS,


= ahoEs Ne-fha undersigned on WEDNESDAY, tho
s.h a OF April lsh viii offer for sale nj public auction at
NV Nelson county, Va, the following property
~ OF LAND, adjoining the upon which he
containing about 80 acres. which about onefourth
saeea and The remainder heavily mbercd u 1, amra.
ny adapted 10 the growth OF Tobacco Wheat Corn
~ ~ no improvements upon H. Reaching to within Il
eids Of the Canal and chose the New
Nheie ihtft Is constant aud active dcuHnd for
'ae 'ne aohe II believed could be made TO pay the pur.
chase money. ~ - - 49, -
Also several HOUSES AND LOTS In tho town of New
MARKET beng at the junction OF James and I've River and
fronting upon each and being hc ouy ap.
noaehsa by boats whilst the land the richest Of grounds
ps "h.f great hdicemensto mechanics aud others de
s'ees o locating In healthy prosperous aud accessible vii.
paving heavy rents
Also ~ or - NEGROES, consisting Of NOR women and
ehi"eh Among them valuable house
ih hahas These are sold Tor fault whatever aud h
great regret ~
Also, Paf al tine Mules, n uumhcr Of SaNuuy Marine
sheep selected ifon the hoeks Patosou lot of nno
pershahlo property.
Trims For the land and houses aud LOTS
paper well endorsed payable ~ months after day
s anu tue remainder in three other annual payments bond
anu Roo security being required aud the title retained until
In. money b pada of the payments to bear inter
est NO negroes. stock Sc, VIII be sold credit Of
mouths heseahe paper satisfactorily endorsed and interest
hoaed For all snms under SOC cash will be required
ma l3dSc2aw tqth apl i II MCCi EIIANp
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Ivuchburg all lovers good Oysters Fresh Oysters
- per gallon. the Depot, Bridge street Main
just the article and Will find them 10
and of superior quality To over offered
IN this made arrangements to have Oysters
fresh evary day mistake; will also keep hand
supply of Picked oysters, of the best quality
JOHN + HUNT, Agt
"a adif1rp for l.. Rowe, ir5
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UePsDDV RANTS WANTED.-As Land War
rants under law. being issued am anxious
buy large quantity for which viii pay the highest mar
Ect price II CASH
viii attend regularly the Courts Of APPROPRIATION, Camp.
bell Amherst and Bedford and occasionally tharoite and
viii pay the best prices for Warrants Any Who may
have them will please apply to me before selling
prosecute usual all claims for Bounty II nd Reyou-
ionary Claims any claims against the Government of the
United States. lie ITS tliAN' W HIAihaM.
4nIfRE SPERM OIL. LAMP OIL, just receiY eE
r. no STABLER Il JONES
Druggists.
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MEETING OF THE PEACE CONFERENCES.

MEETING OF THE fEACE iONtEREhtEf.
The Plenipotentaries held their first meeting
at the Hotel" of Foreign Affairs. at Paris, ON Mon
day, the 10Th. There present Counts Blu
rinac. Baron Brunow. Lord Clarendon and Al
Mahomet. Count Walewski presided. The SEES.
sion lasted three and half hours and was open
ed by an introductory speech from Count Wa
lewski. Credentials were then exchanged. and
a written guarantee signed not to divulge the
proceedings until the whole be concluded. A
discussion took place the armistice, and it
was settled that it should last until the end of
March, but without affecting the blockade.
The Austrian propositions were formally par
APPRAISED as the. basis of negotiations, and the
meeting then adjourned.
On Tuesday there no meeting, that time
might be afforded to formulate and ratify the ar-
mstice agreed to on the previous day.
On Wednesday the second meeting of the Con
gress was held, bat nothing WAS known with GER
tainty of its proceedings Many rumors abound
ed
1t is now asserted that Russia, while asserting
to the destruction of Sebastopol, Bomarsund,and
even Nicolaieif, refuses to cede the pro:ectorate
over the Creek Christians. Thus far the ind-
cations IRE favorable TO the superstition that Rus
sia re ally desires peace.
A Vienna letter asserts that Prince Gortscha-
koffhad stated that the Russian government con-
siders the convocaton of general European
Congress Immediately alter peace Is signed as
the best means of settling all questions. France
and Austria favor the idea. England does not.
The evident cardiality existing between France
and Austria begins to excite uneasiness in Eng
land, and a triple lergue of France, Austria and
Russia against England is surmised not an
improbable incident in the future.
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From the London Times, March |.

Anumbcr of rumors were circulated that the
Conferences 1T Paris had taken an unfavorabe
turn; and, some persons were ready to believe
that all the precautions that were taken for sec.
resy had merely proved useless against the meat
of information possessed by a few of the specu
lative d. alers on the Stock Exchange,a fall occur
red of more than one per cen; but the close Of
business approached aud none of the rnmors put
forth received confirmation rally occurred
Looking at the agitation If the London Stock
Exchange the Paris money market may be con-
sdered to have exhibited great firmness.
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6tONEEsEENss SUBSTANTIAL AND USE
~ Fll addition former stock Of Silver Ware.
have put several hundred Of pure
coin silver IN the form of Breakfast and Dinner Forks and Ia
be and + Spoons.
Our stock conn c and cannot be surpassed far
qualify and style concerned, by any establishment in
the State
1t our purpose give the Silver branch of
special attention. and the public always expect find
house good assortment of Forks and Spoons Of Silver
warranted fine S coin.
have also considerably increased stock Of silver
Cups embracing of the desirable patternsall of
which offer prices as favorable they can be had any
Northern city
Geneuen and Ladies both invited drop and
anime supply. SlIVERTHOKN e. CLIFF
fe 26ts formerly H. Siyerhorn.
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6ts 81 - gSEWARD-Ran away from the subscriber
~ <oeD A NEGRO MAN named SQUIRE aged about 2J
% black and slender about tt: to 10 inches high;
sold Bowers in the county Wyhe by Floyd Tanner
county and bought by of said Bowers He may
be making his to the county of Wyhe the
y Ptsyyania Areward of s5 will be paid for him
securing hun in any Jail in the State.
sept 29dlt&cts CHARLES SCOTT.
70 Kanawha Republican opy weekly %woeks and send
&C to this Office
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FuNIE undersigned having sold their stock of Goods
4 Mcssrs Irby Saunders would most cheerfuly recon
mend them to our former friends and patrons
Dec. 81, 1853. MCDANIEL HURT 4 PRESTON.
ian
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. Mar li.--ln the L. 5. Senate,
sharp personal debate occurred to-day between
Senators Douglas and Trumbull, involving the
soundness OF their respective political views
II produced much excitement
In the House tho Kansas election case was
again taken up.
Mr.. Washhurn moved the previous question on
the resolution empowering the committeo TO
send for persons and papers. II was disagreed
by vote of 76 10 %.
Both Houses adjourned to Monday.
BALrIMORE MARKETS-MARcu l4th.
Flour-Howard Street 81; City Mills, offered
ut $7--no buyers.
Wheat-steady.
Corn Yellow, So So.
NEW YORK MARkETS-MARcn 18th.
Flour firm aud unchanged.
Wheat dull-Southern red Sl.75; Southern
white ~ 90.
Corn declined-Western mixed GO.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Brokers Circular and that of Messrs Brown Shpey
report during the early Of the week the cotton
market quite active but subsequently became dull, ana
closed quiet the prices current on the departure
of the steamer Africa The sales of the week amount
ed to about 5000 bales including $4,000 on specnla
ton for export The following are the quotations.
New Orleans dad; midug 5sd nlands fair Odd mid
ding 6d The sales Friday were estimated at about
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.ALu oN yNLlAmLE uEAI. Es

FL TAIEAa Trustee in deed of trust made by David
IHiii Il. LYMAN will sell the premises WED
1hsA NESDAA the 18th dag of March, SI6 credit of
SIX twelve and eighteen mouths with the interest added a
described ia the SAIL decd of ground with
a Dol BILE BRICK TENEMENT thereon the city Of
Iyuehbug sud adjoining the Tobacco Factory Of Mcdaniel
Hurt 4 Preston sale at O'Clock
ludeodilfh JNO q T. GoGGIN. Trustee
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Oh DozEN ssME's con LIVE oil
~ Is Rushuus
crosses Mustang I4nimcut;
Arabian Lnimont,
Aver Cherry PICTORIAL
Balsam of Wild Cherry;
BrYans Pumonic Waters;
Sands Sarslpari!a,
For sale by j. II. THOMPSON a co,
fe 26-d2i tits Apothccares and Druggists
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7. 5. v III FNONL " NIEO1 Nc MISUNDERSTANDING ~
their works tho Basin very superior TllRASIlNG MA
CHIMES and FANS ot improved patterns and ready 10
fill orders siurt notice and reasonable terms
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend on getting
such y personal application or by addressing through the
Post Office
Also all kinds Of repairing done at short notice and
enable
M agents for the sale Of OBED lIUSSEYS CELEBKA
TED PK REAPER ANp MOWER; at the manufacturers
price.
Those wishing obtain Of the above articles will do
we'll send in their orders early as possible.
The reaper can be examined at our Works.
tlnA. "A Lria