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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21
THE LATEST NEWS.
Arrival of the Arctic.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
New YoRk, Sept. lS.-The steamshipArc
:, with Liverpool advlces to the 7th, has ar
.;,sd Harriet Beecher Stowe is amolg the
...sensers. The Africa arrived out on SUNDAY
the 4th.
Liverpool, Sept Cotton duland tending
4ovnwards. sales since the Niagara ieft,ll 600
les. Flour declined Is. owing To the favora
he prospects for the harvest. Wheat declined
ID Corn unchanged; Consos 81 8.
There is nothing new in regard to Turkish
.s.irs. and nothing known of Russia intentions
I, is reported that France had minated to the
Sultan that if he took farther steps, it must be
at his own peril
The French Government is using every
means to depress the price of breadstut1s.
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Office nt the Depot Ofthe virgins and
tennessee Railroad.
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1854. Southern Enterprise. aSha
AAM w - -
PARISEN & KINGS

PARlSEN Il KINGS
VIRGINIA. NJ CAROLINA d. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package ana Parcel EMPRESS
II 'O aud from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
Richmond per first class Steamships JAMES.
TOWN " ROANOKE, and by the Scnbosrd nnd Ron
noke, Weldon Wilmington, Guston q Raleigh, Peters.
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond. Richmond and
fredericksburg SouthSde, aud Va Tenn. Railroads.
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Limos from the
different points the Railroads to almost e,ary point
throughout the above Stntesthroul in chnrge Of spe
'al Messengers. Mere awaiting themselves of this
line for The transportation of their Merchandise may 10
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud
my Of rites.
Merchants in the interior of the above Stotes order
Ing Goods hom Bo tmore and Philadelphia TO tho cnrc
{" Parisea d Kings Express ut Norfolk Petersburg ~
Richmond, may depend upon hnving all charges paid
md their Goods forwarded without the east DELAY ind
free Of all drayrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern Office.
No 80, Broodoay, NJ y.
w. d. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Cornc, Boiiingbrooh aud 2ad iSta
PetrSbng, Va.
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4 me Of COACHES from

IL BUCHANAN to LIBERTY via Gp4S
Peaks Of OIer.-On md after Monday wt<AAkAMA
the pend, the subscriber will run n Dan Y LINE or
COdCHES from Buchanan no Pepks Of Otter, to
meet with Wilkes line between Peaks of Otter and Lib
Hrty Pnsse ayers this route will lcav- Buchanan
aoolock, A. M, and arrive NJ Liberty, nj o'clock,
~ In tmo for the orn'ug train Of to Lynchburg.
Return 80 leave Liberty NJ o'clock A. M, arriving
Pcaks OF Outer at l2 o'clock and Buchanan at o'clock,
M This is the nerrcs and pleasant route,t tho
most noted watering pacosin Virgna, besides the
TX pediiions The Buchanan and Bedford Turnpike has
Just been completed, and Is sad to be the boat m
tain rond In the State.
Fare, 81 so. through-75c TO Peaks Of Otter.
JOHN ZIMMERMAN.
mug 22'ts Express a. Rep. copy.
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The TERRIBLE MURDER. RoBBERY AND AR
SOW AT PERRYoPoLIs, Pave stated, few
days ago, that the house Of VIM. Secrst al
PerryopolIs. ten miles from Brownsville, Pa.
was entered by robbers on the night ofihe 9Th
inst, and his wife murdered himself so badly
wounded as to leave but little hopes of bis re
covery, and the house plundered and burned
with his wife. Wen learn from the Browns
vile clipper that two young men. named Geo
Ward and Malcolm Gibson, charged with the
terrible crime, have been arrested and com
miued to Jail. A phial of cinnamon drops,
which, it is said they purchased in the vicinity
the day before the murder, was found in the
yard OF the house where they We're arrested,
besides which blood was dscove red ON one
of their shirts, and $50 in money found secreied
in the garden Of Ward, which Mr. Secrst has
Identified as portion of 5000 hich was ia
ken from his house on the night of the mur
der.
TIE robbers broke down the door of the
house, but Mr.. Secrist being awakened had
seized billet of wood and was standing at
inc door when they entered He attempted
to dispaie their way They knocked him
down and stamped his head and breast, and
left him for dead. Mrs S. had seized a 20
kerr ano when tho fiends turned upon her she
essayed to defend herselfbut powerful blow
On the head with mattock killed her. Hav.
mS completed their robbery they departed
when Mr.. Secris' being able TO move, made
his escape from the burning house with great
difficulty and crawled to neighbours, about
three quarters ola mile distant. W here he ar
rived al O'Clock in the morning, in his night
clothes, bic eding and exhausted He had
some frlghtful wounds. The neighbo,s re-
paired to The house immediately, hu, found it
aheapp Offenders. and nothing but The bones OF
the wife remaining.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS &c,
FOR SALE will offer for sule Auction on
Friday the 18th of October next the following pr operty
to-wit:
Two Half Acre Lots Federal Hill, ear Paulett's
old stand.
Two Half Acre Lnts fronting and s's on | st allie
md adjoining my residence.
Two Acre Lots north side of Black-wnter creek
near Il. Logwoods &c.
One vacant Lot above GINS Works, fronting Cannl
Hbout 2l6lt and running brck lf7 fl.
lot Jefferson Street SIS f. front and running bnek
'he usual depth, and being the Depot will make
fine business stard.
will also offer for sale, Mt the time the Brick
tenement on Winter street, adjoining Mcdaniel, Hum
II Prestons grocery ab.hmen-a fine location for
he-vy grocery business. The house is large and well
ndaP"d for that purpose being Immediately in the neigh
horho"d OF the Depot.
Asoth Brick House in which there tenemcnts
opposite the Union Hotel, Main at, will be offered
Tor sale the same time
Terms-Made known on the day of sale.
GEO. q. CURLE.
sept 12-dds Express Rep. copy.1
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THE MA RKETS

BALTIMORE Sept 17.-Flour market firm
with sales at Sc IL
The supply of all kinds of grain on Change
this morning very light and the mark ct
oniet About 1000 bushels Wheat offered and
parlly sold at l20al25c, Tor red 130al3lc for
good to prime white. Family white l37al3sc.
Corn very scarce. Only about 1000 bushels
offered, and sold at 75c for white and yellow.
Nd. and Va. Rye at 73a76c.
Olts-Md. and Va. at 39a41c for good to
prime.
New YoRK. Sept 17-Flour steady but
not active-sa!es of 5000 bbls. at yesterdays
prices. Wheat dul-sales 10000 bushels al
lisa149c. for Genessee; Michigan white l44
al46c. Corn declined sales 1000 bushels al
SIC for yellow.
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"a LEXINGTON Il Through

"A LEXINGTON ~ Through
E5an1 - TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
on. MaHPdCKET Boats. By Scottsyiki,
oad Lynchbwg.-On and after the 10Th, Bouts will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, at tho usnul
hour p. M. and arrive in Lynchburg - n. urs, and
IN Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave Buchanan Mt "a A. M, every day,
cxcep. Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg ut 90 NJ
Leave LynchburR nj 8 ?. and arrive in Richmond In
~ hours, in time with the Norfolk boats lcny
ing 81 A. M, and tine Southern and Northern Rnil
Road cars leaving at TAM.
Passengers for Lexington connect with dnily line
of Stages nj North River Returning, leove Lexington
ever, day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond In
III hours.
Passengers for Farmville fare 81; Buckingham II,
nre 1925; Charlottesville fare ", and Staunton, ure
~, will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays Boats.
Below card Of time Of arrival intermediate ds
Inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

FASHIONS FOR 1854.

S1fTIER has now received and II store u large
~ and beautiful assortment Of Gentlemens fine
Fall style Dress Hats, viz
Fine Moleskn, Black 4. White Beaver and Cnssirnere
Hats of the latest and approved styles, adopted
FOR the scnson. which surpass any HATS that hive yet
been offered for tho inspection Of this market, which
he earnestly calls the attention Of the citizens Of
ynchburg md surrounding country give him cnll.
where they get pretty Hats and good bargain. for
Cash VIM. SITTER.
Sta
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hosTAA AND por,r,,.

| hoefA AND POLITICAL REFUGEES IN Err
Rofe'-A special Despatch from Washington.
received IN N. T., states that the Russian Min.
,s'er on FRIDAY communicated to the State
| department the important fact that Russia an
proves oil Austria's course in The Ko.a affair
| ne following extract from the Niapara's news
re'ers 10 general understanding between
rance, Austria, Russia aud Prussia upon the
refugee question:
A letter in the Kasseler Zeifung, dated Der.
lin says
simultaneously with the proposal made by
Baron Bruck for the interniruug (allocation
IN the irteror) Of all political refugees, III.
French and Prussian Ambassadors have de.
ciared I'm Constantinople) that their Govern
ments would back this request in its full ex.
tent. Herr Won Wldenbruck, who has late.
y sent home very detailed ard correct re
port on The position fthe negotiations, has
been provided by this Government with the
most positive instructions with regard 10 the
refugee question. Austria and Prussia are
acting IN this matter on previous understand
ing with The Russian Cabinet, which has nj.
ready expressed the wish in various quarters
that the solution of the Oriental question
should at the same time be made to produce
new securities for the present balance OF pow
airy elements resident in the interior of each"
BosToN. Sept. l6.-A coroner's jury has
been held over the body cf Mr. Cousins, and
verdict rendered that he was murdered by
John l.. Chapman. Mrs. Cousins was still
live, with but little hopes Of her recovery.
New York, 1.-THE steamer Atlantic sail
ed to day with 100 passengers No specie.
II IL, Il. Ill. al
ptal. from injuries received at the explosion of
the Bay State. This is the fourth death. All
the bodies have been taken in charge.
MURDERER ARRESTED Chapman, the muir
derer of Cousins and his wife at Sherburne,
Mass, was arrested last week in barn about
a mle.from that town. He has partially con-
fessed the crime. The coroner's jury have re-
turned a verdict against him of murder. Mrs.
Cousins is not yet dead, but cannot long sur
we.
Capt. II. L. Smith, Of the Engineer corps,
died at jacksonville, La, on Tuesday, of vel.
low fever. He had previously lost five chill.
dren.
1t is stated that there has been another at.
tempt to fire the residence Of Mr.. JAMES, the
British Con sui at Norfolk
BosToN Sept. 17:-The ship Tarqun, from
New Orleans for Liverpool, has Just arrived
at quarantine grounds in distress.
The ship Revenue. from Norfolk for Aus
ralIa, was spoken in the Gulf stream on the
18th. with loss of main and mizen masls.
New YORK, Sept. l7.-The subscriptions
here for the Mobile sufferers amount to SO 600,
and from all sources TO S2l, OC0. The total a.
mount collected for New Orleans amounts to
1920 900.
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Another Fatal Railroad CoUis;0p.

~ o nn N. Y. Sept. 15.-The express train
IN, y" we oen'ra Railroad near this place, was
,~ INTO last night by the freight tain, which
los gong at full speed. The conclusion was
H., fbb,'.o'e' smashing the engines and several of
NJ ' "a to atoms. throwing them off the track.
;D., nHfkely Watcher, of Medina Ohio, was
- II'anuy killed. Three or four others were, it
m , rod' fatally injured,and large number
that or less wounded. 1t is only surprising
ensued. "''''' ''o ""' NV
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY For
Y SaIe.-The undersigned offers for sale the Honse
e. Loi on 9TH street. present occupied by VIM. NJ.
Blackford. Esq'r The house is comparatively new
has or rooms, With all necessary houses and
fine garden attached.
Apply to the undersigned, to Mr.. D. T. G. Peters
Lynchburg. AUSTIN NJ IhiDLh'
June 1i-dkcoawts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

7 AW ROOMS, &c for Rent II hav
IL discontinued the upper part Of my Store house
dwelling, and fitting i up for Offices. Their
will be FIVE six superior Rooms, which, from tbei,
central position, will make rst-rate Offices for Lawyers
Doctors. &c.
BUSINESS HOUSES.-I have also, in rear of m,
Store several BRICK TENEMENTS that viii MAX
fine stands for the Grocery business and for Taylor
Shoemaker's and BARRIERS Shops, &c, &c.
JNO. J. PURvIS,
sept i5.ifss Ag't for j. 8. Kent, &c.
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l. AND MEDICINES-The subscribers arevH
now receiving their FALL e. WINTER SUPPLY IN
Of Drugs Medicines, Paints Oils, Vnrniscs, Brushes
Glassware Patent Medicines, Faney-Goods, &c, &c.
The goods have been recently selected with great
In the Northern and Eastern cities, and principally
bought for Cash.
ny found in DRUG STORE, together with large
n"s rtment of FANCY GOODS. PERFUMERY &c.
From long experience, and thorough knowledge Of
the business they hope retain the liberal patronage
heretofore extended them and feel confident that they
prepared TO offer Inducements, both in price and
quality
EB-Prescriptions for Physicians and families will b.
carefully attended to nj all times.
sept 12.ts JNO H. SEAY IL co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

have 10 Maine Liquor Law mem n Cincinnati
ture. eahoida'es ior the Legisia-
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WM. IRA SMITI-suooEssoR TO
w SMITH & MARVIN, and Dealer IN FASH
iONABLE CLOTHING-Begs leave To invite those
visiting RICHMOND, during the State Agricultural
Fair and who wish To got tho full value Of their money
in clothing themselves their children from five TO
sixteen years Of age will find their interest wait
until they get to Richmond, and give me n call at my
Mnnufactory Being the only house of the kind 10 the
Stute, II behoovcs the citizens look their inter-
est. by paronizing HOME mAsurAoTusg, and will do
well To give early call, Ia Main street, Rich
mond Va Mt the Richmond Mandatory of
sept 1f.d0c2w VIM IRA SMITH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

~ Stolen from Planters Warehouse this morning,
(September D. little Book In which IL kept our an-
oouns with tho Farmers Bank containing the following
checks that Bank, and other Banks Of
this plpcc, viz;
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CPOkES WANTED--Tho subscriber want.
- this fall 100000 Hickory Spokes, md 100 900
White-Oak Spokes for Wagons mud Carriages, nil Of
good 'imbcr--some seasoned ones are preierred-for
which will pay, according TO size from $l5 eco
per 1000. JNO. H. BAILEY.
sept I0-d&c2w Rep. cop
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@ Buchanan, F" $4,000. so
BOYD, EDMOND e. DAVENPORT.
Aug l6--d&cts
lou K Il " M Il N WagOm-M nk ers
y WANTED.-The subscsiber will employ forr
good Wagon Makers and give good wages and constant
employment. JNO. II. BAILEY,
sept 10-d&c2w Lyaeh6urg, Va.
~" Fincastle Wing, Valley Star and Winchester
Republican copy three times and send accounts to this
Office.
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And one loose Tobacco nate, endorsed by NJ. Moore
u Co, amounting To $i2 Sc A Liberoi reward IL Of.
icred for the of the Thefor for Book and
Chicks. JONES x WHITLOW
sept 2-da p,oufers WoyeIogsr
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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-In pa,

public SALE OF LAND.-In pursuance
o' decree OF the Circuit Court of Bedford coun-
pronounced on the 9th day of September. 1883, in
Tue case ct fondextsr guardian Pondcxter ct al
Tue undersigned, guardian of William d. pondoxter
a"d 'onmissoner appo ted by tho said decree, will
on Tue i'th day OF October 1859. the premises sel
al public auction to the highest bidder. ON credit o
one; two and three years, TRACT OF LAND, lying
IA The county of Bedford, containing an
l35 Acres and 20 Poles. ~.
he tract lies WE'LL and is stua,ed within 200 yards of
the sirginia and Tennessee Railroads. or miles from
Lynchbufg about 100 Acres Of the tract are cleared
the balance ia well timbered cleared land though
1t has been hardly worked, pr oduces we'll and can be
easily improved
Bonds with good security will be required of the pur-
ehasef tor the purchase moneyand the title retained
as further security therefor and the land subject TO
sale IN the event OF failure pay the same.
Upon payment of the whole of the purchase money,
made to the purchaser.
ELIZA M. PoiNDExTER, Guardian
of Wm. d. Poinderter.
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KY WILLIAM IL. MOSRY.


I)UBL1C SALE OF LAND, STOCK,
CRoPS. &c, Near Lynehburg and imaeoliateiy
IN ne Va. d. Tenn. Rdiiroad.-On Tuesday the 27 th
lay OF September, shell offer for sale Mt public aue-
ton, the TRACT OF LAND upon which reside d.
vded into three tracts follows: (includn g
the mnin bull lings, and adjoining the Va IL Tenn Rail
Road containing about
500 ACRES,
One tract containing about hundred and fv Acros
and one tract containing about $50 ACRES, with an
abundant supply of WOODLAND to each tract As
this Land is or miles from Lynchburg, Immediately
on the Virginia and Tenn Rail Road with good build
ings, and in fine state of Improvement may safely
say that such opportunity is rarely offered for profit
able investment.
AT the same time and plare shall sell about rs 900
lbs. SHEAF OATS, ID Stacks HAY, 10 or II Stacks
o. WHEAT STRAW or 6 good ET4N
Ty-.H HORSES, 30 or 30 head of CAT~YHH
XII TIE, about 80 II o s | Thresh. 5000
my Machine and Fan, one horse Wagon and Gear, .
ox.Cars, horse Cart aud all Other Plantation Uten
ss.
Pers'ns wishing to see the Land &c, will be gladly
waited upon by me nj any time.
Terms liberal, nn made known o the ddy of .nle
sep 3d&ctds Il. j. BURTON.
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L,OR NEW Or AEANs-FIasr a.

kfVh II w Ok EANS-fI H5T <5Sfr
IL yESSE Ito Sail Nth dlspateh-vA.7 A&
~ LOUISIANA LINE.-Thc superior fine fast sailing
A. /, double dcoked Schooner, ELLEN Capt. Daniel
Rogers, londing, will sn ms above.
For balance Of freight apply to
sept 7-1Ot DAVID CDRRIE, Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

nj Il aHODfST HYMNS-Comprsing all
L'I the sizes (l2 mo. % mo. II mo with md with
out Ritual in plain guilt and Morocco Bindings
received by @. MORSE.
Semi y Is
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Sept. 20.
FLouR-$5 rs to 81.
WHEAr-White 81 Is To %.
CoRN-Steady.
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MULES FOR SALE.
FALL FASHION, 1853.

SEABURY has received several cases of the mp
~ proved style of MOLESkIN HATS FOR 1853
Gentlemen please examine. aug oats
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-12
Farmers Column.
Preserving Esurfer.

/
The farmers Of Aberdeen, Scotland
are said TO practice the following method
Of curing their butter, which gives i,
grea, superiority over that of their neigh
bors:
Take two quarts Of the best salt, one
ounce of sugar, and one Of saltpetre;take
one ounce OF this composition for one
pound of butter, work il well into the
mass, and close it up for use. The but.
Yer cured with this mixture appears Of a
rich, marrowy consistence q fine color
and never acquires a brittle hardness
nor tastes salty. DR.. Anderson says:
IL have ate butter cured with the above
composition that has been kept for three
years, and il was as sweet as at first.
II must be noted, however, that buttel
thus cursed requires TO stand three weeks
or month before il is used. If it i:
sooner opened, the salts are not suifici-
emily blended with il, and sometimes the
GOODNESS of the nitre will be perceived
which totally disappears afterward.-
The above is worthy the attention OF ev.
cry dairy woman.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-12
Stock ESaiSing,

The business of stockraising may be
followed with decided profit, at present
prices. The great drain that is every
year being made from the western States
TO supply the wants of California, with
other causes, has had an effect TO run
the prices Of a all kinds of stock up to a.
bout double the price of few years ago,
and il may be within bounds TO say, thai
hey have quadrupled in many parts OF
the State in the last ten years. Our ad.
van.ages for the Using of stock are very
great, and the capacity Of the country for
sustaining focks and herds is almost
boundess. These must be ultimately a
great source of our wealth, and it is q
time now when farmers can pursue the
business Of stock raising with the cer-
tainty of remunera,ing prices for then
care and labor. Indeed, we much doub
if any other branch of agriculture Car
now be pursued with as much profit.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-12
THOMAS SINNAMON.
Jan. Goth, 1852.
Patent Wagon Skeins.

lHEsubscrlber, having purchased OF the
Patentees, the right of manufacturing and
the exclusive right of vending JAMES JONES
celebrated Patent Skeins for Buggies, Wag-
ons, and other Vehicles, in and for the
counties Of Wapello, Davis, Monroe, Ap-
panoose, Lucas, Wayne, Clark. Decatur.
Union, Ringgold, Adams, Taylor, Mont
gomery. Page. Mills, Fremont. Pottawatta-
mie, Harrison, Shelby, Audubon, Guthrie,
Cass, Adair, Crawford and Monona. takes
this method Of notifying the public OF the
fact, and hereby cautions all persons against
infringing in any form or manner upon his
rights in the premises.
Patent Rights,
For the above valuable invention, for any
of the above named counties, or amy Town
ship or Shop right in these counties, for
sale on reasonable terms, on application so
the subscriber at 0ttumwa, Iowa.
Buggies and Wagons
OF every description. ironed on the plan
Of this greatly improved patent. in superb
or style, and on reasonable terms, by the
subscriber, at his shop, ON Court ST., be-
tween Main and Second. Ottumwa, Iowa.
June 7th, 1852. L. J. REEVE.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-12
Cheese Factory.

They have one of these in Ohio
The advantage strikes US as being sc
great, that the plan must be generally a.
dopted in the great dairy districts. The
factory in Ohio is owned by George
ilezlep. 1t converts the milk of 2,20C
cows belonging TO farmers in the neigh
borhood. into The best cheese, by labor.
saving machinery. The curd is made
sacked and marked by the farmer, and
sent TO the factory by wagon that daily
goes the rounds. Eight teams are thus
employed. The curd is then cut up ant
sailed by machinery, pressed, sacked &
again pressed. The factory makes 300
cheeses daily, and turns out nearly 4OC
tons yearly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-12
Don's Go Tell the World!
so Nj E THING NE w
IN OTTUMWA! r.
Groceries for .W-Cheaper than til
Cheapest!

V'HE undersigned most respectfully in
Il forms the citizens of Ottumwa, and
the surrounding country, that lac has open
ed a large and splendid stock of ...
F2HfL \ CIR ERIE s,
In the Frame Building, on the same lotwith
his residence on the south side of main ST.,
where he will be pleased to wait ON those
in quest of superior Family Groceries al
reduced prices.
His stock consists in part of several va-
rleties OF Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molasses. and
Salt ....... -
-.... so
Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Saleratus, Vim
egar, Pepper Sauce, Mustard, Tobacco, and
IN fact, other articles usually kept in an
establishment of the kind; including SUI
pcrior article of Whiskey. He has supe
rior article of Candles, which he will war
rant to be ALL rALLow, except the wicks,
and when urged for further warranty, he
will insure them to be tallow(ed,) AMI
which he can afford to sell at la cents pei
pound.
There is another thing which he wishes
tob be distinctly understood, that is, tina,
he will not be undersold by any establish.
ment III the country.
Give me call.
THOMAS SINNAMON.
Jan. Goth, 1852.