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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

THRILLING SCENE. Tho Philadelphia CORES.
pondcut of the Baltimore sun thus describes II
seen" which transpirod in Que Of the churches in
that city:
A thrilling scene occurred in the Greene street
NJ. +. Church yesterday. II appears that Il
man named Baker walked up the middle aisle
and after reaching the ahar, turned MS to
face the congregation, aud then taking five
breast AMI pulled the trigger, The cap for,u.
natcly exploded without igntinE the powder
within the pistol, aud before he could attempt to
fire another barrel the pistol WIS taken from
his hand by two of the members Of the church.
Much excitement prevailed, Baker WINS taken
from the church and given in charge of the pc
loe. Its said he has for several days past been
laborng under temporary insanity
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11
BY TEL EG r APH /.
.rnph.d Exprcs.iy for the "vissini"".'
Latest from Kansas.

ST Luria Sept 9--Adviceg from kansas to tho
9TH inst states TINT Lane with 80 men attacked Te-
cnmseh on the nh inst No particulars are given
Judge Leeampion had issued orders to the L. s. Mar
shall To arrest Lane and other agltntors, aud Gen
Smith hnd instructed Cob Cock ut Fort Riley, to
give Nil necessary MD Gov. Geary arrived Mt Glas-
gov. Mo, on Tuesday, whore he met Gov. Shannon
ON his WAY down
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS,
n ,nlInIn Mnr M MnIn

aud Curtain Ware Rooms No %, Main Street Richmond
Virginia
We have determined IN the future IL devote cutire
trnton To the above business and having
for hatrnrpoae prepared 10 exhibit the largest
most complete assortment of Carpengs on Cloths
Goods 6e aver seen IN the State of virginia and but rarely
met with In any establishment In the United States
porting direct from tho English Manufacturers a,locng
with care In person tho best American Fabrics shall
all times lac prepared to furnish all articles pertaining
business promptly. and relying tho citizens Virginia
North Carolina and Tennessee sustain In ontorprize
assure them we VIII he content with moderate profits
We invite buyers To examine this stock,
before sylos Velvet
and brussels Capengs Three ply Ingram aud Venetian do
Velvet Ghenelc and Brussos RnFr Deor raor Guam
her Mats Satin Norpcd and ndn pamask Curtains
and Figured De Iaincs do Boeatel and Turkey Rod
Muslin and Lace Curtains Window sadea all styles
tiles Floor oil Cloths Table oh Cloths all widths Cloth
RngH Ar.,
n u Wewi have on Cloths and carpciings cut for any
IN hall ON being furnished with diagram measure.
msnt and soliciting orders will III In all
sep i0dAclm' RICHARDSON co
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THE ACCIDENT on ruE NEw YoRk CENTRAL
RAILROAD. = Farther Particulars 1t wns s,n
ted under our ,elegruphic head Yesterday that
by collision between cattle and passenger
train on the New York Central Railroad on Fri.
day night. six drovers were killed The cattle
train il appears. was waiting near Port Byron
for the arrival If the passenger trim. aud the
collision occurred in consequence of the switch
being turned wrong. Tho Albany journal says;
The passenger tram was going ut the rate of
eight miles nm hour when the engineer discover
ed the neglect of the switch tender, when he i'm
mediately gave the signal To break up. He re
versed the engine.and did all in his power to pre-
vent cols sion. The locomotive when IT struck
the traiu threw the last ear containing six drovers
OF the track, and upon the hoilcr. BY the col
lision the supply pipe was broken, aud before
the men in the could he extricatod they were
literally scalded TO death. Three were taken ont
of the car dead. aud the others survived but II
short time.
We learn from DR. Breck. of Springfield. Mass,
who was ON the train, and who remained there
hours in attendance upon and doing all he could
for the sufferers. that it was IN awful sight. He
was the first person who came To the assistance
of the drovers. Being ,old that il WINS n cattle
train, he did not expect To see any person in the
car, but upon looking up he discovered person
attempting to open u window. With n bar of
iron he broke in the door and assisted in getting
the men out. All his Efforts to save them proved
unavailing. for five had died before ho left. and
the sixth person was gasping aud could not live
more than an hour.
We obtained from him the following list of the
dead: j. l.. Bsscl of Madison, LIKE county. O.;
H. Blair, of Wnrrensvie; Cayuhoga county,
o.; w A. Wilson. of Bcuton county. Ky. VIM.
Smith. of Cleveland, O.; Edward Tavlor, of Pala
tine, Pickaway county, o.; Robert Bonz, OF Car
Isle, Ky
The engineer and some Of the brakcmen after
dong all they could and finding collision incv-
table, leaped from the train and were unniurcd.
Several of the platforms on the cars Of the passen
ger train were broken, but none of the passengers
were injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

AID FOR KANSAS FRrE STATE EMrdRANTs.-
Boston. Sept. sh.-A petition is Mt the Reading
Ro IN Of the Merchants Exchange for the rccep.
ton Of signatures urging the Governor 10 call a
special session of the Legislature t. take into
consideration the endangered safety of the lives
and property OF the sous and daughters of Mas
stchusetts III Kansas aud to devise means for
their relief and defense.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

MAINE ElEcrIoN--Portland, Me. Sept. 9th.
Returns from l67 towns give Ilnmlin (Repub-
loan) 10000, Wells (Democran 2i,O0O and Pat
ten (Whig) 1000 John NJ. Wood and Charles
j. Gilman (Repablicuns) are certainly elected to
Congress. The returns from the other districts
are not received. Not one Democrat or Wing
is elected IL the State Senate, and the Repubh-
cans have large majority in the House.
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Tho Nanrkets.

NFw None, Sept lo.-Flour hnoyant State 80 n
So a. Ohio ST 3Oa$6 ca Standard Southern 81
25a$7 CO. Extra So 40
Virginia Sizes %.
BALTIMORE. Sept l0.--Flour and Wheat unchnng-
ed White Corn 5sa62; yellow Ga.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

= NIS a BRO OVERS Richmond, Va. beg to inform tho
citizens Of Iynehbng that they prepared
every description of SILK Cotton Wooon dyeng Clean
we'll hn done New York else here We
new marhlnor, and the best OF wokmep and guar
anteo satisfaction to patrons Merno SIN and dc
dresses dyed faalnnablo culorn suit the
Shaws of every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shanls dyed scarlet ether cnlos
ed Nnlvra dyed equal to SILK dresses
VIM stains removed We utend do work equal to
establishment In the United States respectfully solicit
tn patronage Of the ctzenao lynehhurg ,tu
ieens Garments dyed and cleaned To look equal
DENNIS " BRO,
Successors to j w Hines Franklin a. opposite Mctropoll-
tan Hall Richmond Va tacpd
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NORyELI EIOUsE,
~ Main V,yu v N

THE "NoRVELl has undergone change Of construction
that places footing with the best modern built Hotels q
the
The interior contains convenience for guests
and il furnished in style of and COMFORT suited
to the of all and Of character that will make rank IN
fact. With the first class Hotels of the country.
WELLS & HYDE,
l3dNcts prnprictore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

FILLMORE CLrB.-There will be meeting of the
,,.s51,,e Board of the Fillmore Club. TONIGHT,
,4s public Room of this Ofce. The Board is com
I'd Of the Officers and Committees Of The Club rs
% I5hn VI Speed, President.
pobt. ;. PAYNE, i. Is. Deane. 2. Il. Gilmcr W l.
:. ,,4lers and Vim. d Branch Vice Presidents
47fy Mcdonald and stephen 7 Peters Secretaries
sana b. Thurman, Treasurer.
p Seabur,, f. d. Christian. Luther Irvine, VIM
T. Brown. David +. Booker, Jame, NJ. Langhorne,
Inn II. solomon. VIM. e, Burton, p p Christian,
la. NJ Booker and John T. Slaughter Finance Com
,attee
> James Mcdonald, c. l.. Moshy, b H. Nonlin John
X Gordon W. II. Mosby Jno. o. L. Goggiu. John \.
lirgat. {. r. Slaughter Wm. NJ. Davis, r. c. H.
Kran, Charles W. Christian, and David L. Spence,
committee of Correspondence.
Full and punctua attendance is requested
BY order ofthe President,
\. MCDONALD, SEC'Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

MOVEMENTS OF Hon. j. G. BREcKENRIDdE.--
Philadelphia. Sept v. Hon. John {. Brenken
ridge il expected hire this evening, and the Dem
ocrat- are preparing t" give him public rec"p
ton, He will speak at the Mass Meeting on the
l7th Hon. Rufus Choutc will also speak.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

II WARE HOUSE, No q BoLtTseRRooK ST. PETERs-
Brss Val have established mysef for the transaction Of
Iron aud Mein Business aud avne the atten-
on Virginia and Nor,h carolina Merchants visiting this
market examination os large and vnr.d assortment,
my being such will enable sell af tho
lowest ratos Rad Roads haehnists Blackrntht and tho
trade generally will find to hrir Interest stock
before purchhs ing elsewhere.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attendedte
dim TAOS :. GILLIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

UNDERGROUND Roam II NoRK.-Four negro men
ran away from the neighborhaod of Brdgcwater. in
Rockingham county. On Saturday night week rua
81 them belonged to jacob Hanshcrgcr ESQ one II
Nr George X. Gibbons aud one To Mr. James Il
pafier They all valuable slaves and are Doubt
les making their way To free State 1t is strongly
suspected that they have heen aided by white men.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

INV ms,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF MANl'HACTI RED TOB.tG
CO, would respectfully solicit Consgnmcnts from Mann.
fctuers in Virginia with the assurance that he docs nj
deal IN the article Commission Merchant his iur
time and attention will be devoted the interests othose WIN
may favor him with their assignments, which liberal nj
vanccs viii be made
REFERFNCEs--OyerS Keen. Jesse Hare & Co. Hurt \
Preston, Knight s Allen. eli Aug Letwrh. Amman G.
Hancock, Lynchburg; Chas NJ Cosby. l.. IT, Holland Dan
vile John $ w Iker Richmond
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e-itp AUD State aHatrS.

u.sr,xs To-SIanr.-From notice in this column
Ill be seen that meeting OF the Executive Board
Of he Fillmore euD w be hSd
:. - ,ut one and all.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11
LATEST NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.

QUEBEC Sept. 9lh.-rhe steamship Canadian,
from Liverpool with dates to the eth ult., orr
we'd here 10. day.
The steamship Arabia arrived out on the 25th
ut.
ENGLAND.
\ Grend dinner given nt Surry Gardens
on tue 25th Aug. 10000 persons were present.
Sir VIM. Teape Minister to Naples and Lord
Palmcrston's only brother is dead.
\ large chartist meeting Ind been held at Tod
morton, to welcome the return of ,Ino Frost from
exile.
FRANCE.
Affairs in France nre dull
The Emperor and family continue at Beart2,
Napoleon is said To be suffering much from
diseased liver,
There is nothing definite from Spain. The go
verument is chiefly occupied in appointing new
officers to all the civil departments chiefly from
the Liberal Party.
An announced decree would appear in f,w
days suppressing the whole National Guard -
that of Madrid is already disarmed.
PORTUGAL.
The bread riots hnse been suppressed.
The cholera of Lisbon was declining.
A great many arrests had been made by the
troops in consequence of the riots.
The arrival of u French squadron off Texas
caused much excitement.
ne grape harvest WIS u compete ldluTt
IsAIY
1t is said that the King of Naples dem ,nds to
submit his differences with the European lowers
TO II European Congress.
1t was rumored TINT collision had taken place
between some Neapolitans and II body OF Swiss
troops.
The crops throughout the Kingdom had par
tally failed.
AUSTRIA.
Austria had sequestered and ordered to be sold
the property of the Lombard eSilcs.
RUSSIA.
Russia had volunteered two or three ships to
aid any expedition Prussia might Send against
the Algerne pirates.
THE SOUND DUES.
Hopes ARE entertained that England will spec.
Oily assent to the capitalization of the Sound
Dues.
SWEDEN.
The cholera had occurred at Stockholm.
LATEST
CoNsTANTINopLE. Aug. l5.-1he Russian re-
ply TO the powers s yes hopes of the ST rrender
If Belgrade,
The NmGlNIA CoMrANY IN KANsAt.-The
Petersburg Express contains the following let
ter from of The emigrants who left that city II
short time since for Kansas:
SANTA FE, X. T., Aug. 9th.
The Virginia company has disbunded, aud IF
teen men from our company has joined the Geor-
ga company under Capt Taggot. Col. Eosser
has been elected Colonel of the 2nd Regiment, and
says he will keep eye upon the Virginia boys.
Weexpect to start for Ossa watome creek in two
days. and our company is expected to make the
attack. Report that the Freesoilers about
300 strong and very well fortified at that place.
We have now i'll camp about liOO meri, and
expect 800 more before we start for action. We
have two regiments and want them 1000
strong. each. Time is pressing now and mnst
close. | will, if living let you know how things
are after the battle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

lesffoNrNSNr of Mass NfEfiSG.-Wc are request
ed by the Committee to state that in consequence Of
tbs National Wing Convention meeting on the nth
INST the Fillmore Mass Meeting to he held a, Pitt
s,lFania { H. has been postponed until the Is, anl
% Of October
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PETERSBURG ADvBRTIsRMBNYs~.

MUIR n sTEVENs.-FHlI Ems pOvsotSen oS
NB CHINA GLASS AND EARTHENw ARE--ws have
Just Imported by ship, Orient, Ionian Uncle DOE and West
large and beautiful assortment ri China Eayhen
Mare every article usually kept In sash
tashmsn ~ the patterns entirely and very
different offered in this market Our stock
While French China, Cut md Pressed CLAN. Wal
ters Plated Castors Looking Glasses and Fancy ooi In
large aud commanding
Merchants aud others buying Goods In the above line would
cali before chasing as we are well salts
fed sell them reasonable terms rs house
In he Northern markeA stone Ware Of superior quality
MUIR a. STEVENS.
No. IS. Sycamore ST..
st,ro Ia
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TuE Johnson WaTCu.-Who n,.

~ JOuNSoN p" 1VGH-WhO has
IN not heard Of the Johnson Wachi And W ho that has
W. worn johnson Watch has lad of complaint
se The johnson watch has slways been regarded the
best Liverpool watch sold in the United States and las uni
formy given entire satisfaction We take great pleasure
calling attention friends stock
watches IN heavy Gold Hunting Cases lskara fine warranted
to give good satisfaction accurate time keepers.
As stated some months intend to keep hand
variety Of the best English Watches that tho
thar efecua
doaway with the necessity OF going into Northern market
obtain good and substantial watch. We started with the
M ed make house famous the depot of fine
and efforts have fully appreciated and
bcaly repondedto We intend indeed to MAKE II proverb
81" good watch, buy it in Iynchburgof Slyerthom
Gift
VIII friends and the public generally the favor
call and look Mt our present sisply
SiLVERTHORN & Cliff,
sepg Formerly Silycrthotu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

AToEtdF.-~Ehr "O-purtncr-h,p heretofore 49,
~ sting the undersigned and = nngnii undI
styc DnEnd sons dissolved the LIST day II
January last
hc business w hereafter he carried by the undersigned
under of ID T. q A. oil GtlD, At the
old stA Of Duguid & Sons.
having claims Pliuet tie firm If : Dnguid &
Sons ~ al present sritlenrnt ard those owing
ACCOUNTS will please ruur t.lU nd and pa nrz
DAVID =. DiJGtIp,
GEOHiE 4. DIGGUID.
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g,yllCl,I,uru, W..

Tho LANCASTER late OF Fineaste Va takes pleasure in
ing his old friends and and the public
orally he taken and opened that large and
modious House opposite the Depot in this place He is
prepared to give them welcome reception.
iulv ID Nr:U
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

THEATRE AT MAsoNC llA1L.-We have not yet at
tended the dramatic representations of Mesrs ite&
iIyde's company Masonic Hall, but hear very flat
terng accounts from those who have. We understand
thai they have had crowded houses, aud have given
complete satisfaction to all We will take occasion to
peak more definitely when we speak Of our knowl-
G ge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

A LECTURE on THE GREEK CHrRcu.-Mr. NJ. d. Kali
a nthakrs native Of Greece and graduate of the
University of Greece will deliver lecture on the
Greek Church., on Friday night, the 9Th inst, nj
"A o'clock in the Lecture-Room of the I'd Presbye-
riau Church
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

AND EOK sALE.-Being desirO"s Of mo-
Il West, offer for sale Lands lying in the county
Amherst three miles from thociy Of Lynchburg, mmedI
ately rad leading to the Cont lionsc and adjoining
lands Augustus witch, A Kinnier others This
which Is tho Homestead contains ia0 There
timber the balance cleared and divided into
fields each field Ia stock it, There excel
lent dwelling with ten conveniently arranged for tie
comfort family and house the
place, excellent spring with Hydraulic Ram attached to
the water to the House There Blscksmihs shop
and Wheewrights Sh aud buildings the
attached the place for mechanics to live ill., and good
for business There Is also the excellent
Peach and young Apple orchard further description of
this tract In unnecessary.
The lies within four miles of the city of Lynch
burg and contains 2s0 This tract lies well and
sufficient quantity Of timber to keep the place There
buildings of this further description
of the above lands useless those wishing will view
for themselves The subscriber will take pleasure showing
the lands any wishing TO buy.
sep sdlw&clm N b. MAGRUDER.
Rirh hip
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NilIISGrAM )
HALL TRADE, aS16.-WIlBlNs.uINU a


- TARDy, Importers aud Wholesale Dealers Foreign.
Domestic staple and Fancy Dry Goods No ~ Pearl st Rich
mnnd va have in store and daily
general Sioek Of Fall nai Winter Dry Goods which
atk the attention Merchants visiting this market They
make claims to superior adv their
either Importers buyers lnt that they
vantnErs equal Ia and aoo confidently
al thir stock Roow they cnumerac few oi tho leading
styles
Brown aud neachcd Sh. otnsB and ahrngs all tho differ
ont widths
Satinett4. } 4 and "a Pulled Cloths.
Plnid 1insoys all pticcH
Largo Stock of BanketR
English and American prina all grades.
Cobufg DeLanca, Alpacas 9inghans and LsdIcs Dress
Goods
tlotlia aud Gaksmorcs
Shewls, Coaks and Nantes
With general Stock Of Hosiery, Gloves Spool Cotton
Threads. &c,
Terms, months credit, or per discount cash
WILL1NGilAM TARDI.
engaged with MoSrs Willng fall
trade VIII e plcnscd friends all
sng every effort to give them satisfaction
The Commission business of HINT Bro will be attended
10 Az heretofore by Senior partner 10 whth viii
by the lat of November u u HUNT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

THE NORFOLK DuEL"-lt was announced in the VIZ
qinan yesterday morning that affair othonor came
OF last Friday near Norfolk between two citizens of
that place. 1t grew out of the following card which
was published in the News
"A GARD-Duringa professional visit of several
weeks to Williamsburg reports have been circulated
derogatory to my character gentleman. and hav
ing tendency to injure me in the eyes of the
munfy, has induced me to assert in this public man
ner, that the author of this Islander is an infamous
lar and scopndrei hold mysefre responsible to prove
him such when he is known. Documents in my
possession to prove my innocence of the charge made
and an examination of which is urgently solicited by
my friends and all concerned. +. PERKINS,
The american, in speaking of the affair says; we
have been posirely and relia6ig Informed by Dr. Per-
kins-a principal in the duel-that the fight did ac-
tually take place between / aud O'Clock, ut the
"seyen oaks, ON Ferry Point aud that six persons
present DR.. T. received a wound in his right
arm, and says his antagonist wounded the
arm, in the. head. and slight pnncture was also
made in his stomach, abdomen. We urged the
Dr. to give the of his antagonist, which he
refused to do, and also of the others present. His
excuse for so doing was that ample apologies were
made, and that he had promised to hush the matter
up He gave us to understand, however that his
antagonist gentleman, formerly of Richmond
who came to this city short time previous to the
breaking out Of the fever and who is doing bus
mess here
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~ and commoiuusly constructed Hotel under the
inen OF the undersi ned in excellent condition for tie
accommodation of the public The proprietor devocs his
sonaI attention it and will be wanting efforts
pendture calculated :" promote the comfort of his
An Omnibus is always in attendance convey travellers
and from the Depos and Packet Landing.
9LdNcl
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DKOF. JAS. r.. NUREEE,
ARCHITECT.
s-dly LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
NXIAsuINs.TON HOUSE. Abingdon Va.

w FRANCIS :. 1RiGt. PROPRIETOR
Having Just assumed the charge This Establishment
prictor solcits the patronage of the public.
The Western Stages leave tins House every morning
Stages always at the Depot convey passengers and tn
baggage 10 the Hotel
sep j-d6&
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a WRINKLE ABOUT THE AGE OF HoRsEs-A few days
ago We met gentleman from Alabama, who gave
piece of information in regard to ascertaning the
a5e Of horse after he or she has passed the ninth
year. which was new to us, and will be, are sure
to most Of readers. 1t is this after the horse is
nine years old, wrinkle comes on the eyelid ut the
upper corner of the lower lid and every year thercai
ter he has we'll defined wrinkle for each year
OF his age over nine. II, for instance horse has
three wrinkles, he is twelve if four he is thirteen
Add the number Of wrinkles to nine and you will al
ways get it So says the gentleman; and he is
hden it will never fail As good many people have
horses over nine, it is easily tried. If the Asrse
dentist must give up his trade. southera EaRtY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

- uUANO SOWER We confidently recommend this Nit
chine Having but little machinery Is durabe
Rept order and regularly qusafy OF
desired Frank Ram, Esq. Editor Of the
ssHtAern Planter, Tina comments II.
perfectly of ts ynlns In eheens
working capacity durability aud simplicity Of con
alrue,o hesitate recommend to the pub
liza thing which In known do often venture upon
horse works the mHsine with perfect ease u sows
breadth os feet ast horse walk, aud carrying
bushels does require many stoppages A.
NY no so.s bv hand The seeding too
IL the sinf with
during high wind hsth p,eyaloa moH Of the timo
rs because the ssesaa delivered "a close TO the
ground the mnrhin, therefore, TO
farmer but them to hny It not only Mr.
Seymour who nothing but thrir own
THnS. BRANCH 4 SONS