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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

pnltApELPHIA, Oct. l3.-The Shitfler Hose
Company was examined at the Mayors Office to-
day. The evidence against English, who is
charged with the murder, not conclusive
The whole thirty-three were remanded to jail on
charge of murder and riot. There is great ex
element on the part off the friends of the prison
at these proceedigs, and an attempt at rescue
is not improbnbe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

~ TA1E.-=Hy virtue of drrlee ui the Circuit Count Of
IvnrlbufR the of 'pRluore a. hefuggs
will at the highest bidder "Wednesday
- October r56 The premises respectively the following re
nj LvnchbWg belonging Ia the estate al b'nj T.
Scrugrs decd
valuable Lot with Black mlths shop thereon stnntcd
Hlry Church and Main streets the No ell
House.
handsome unimproved Lot lst Street ad dining the
premises Of VIM : Reid, Jr,
Also on Saturday 18th October 70 NJ, In front Of
the Market Tract Of Wood Land containing about $50
TtnNs-SS, twelve and eighteen menths credit bonds
good personal security viii ho required and the Tito re-
tsued
The title is believed to h unqucstionale. hut temn"e
slpncrs. We VIII convey with special warranty
j y. GOkDON. ,=,...
+. ". PAGE. mn 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

Sr. Loutp, October l3.-Meagre returns from
Kansas indicate the election of General Whit
field II Congress without opposition. There was
no disturbance at the polls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I3.-There is great eX
element here with regard TO the arrest of the
Shhr Hose Company. yesterday, upon the charge
of shooting McIntire. Writs of habeas corpus
will be issued to secure their release before tho
nlnniinn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

Mn House. with u rooma Kitchen and Smoke use, with all
modern improy ess than twothfa. of what 1t
has heretofore rented at,
This house located Main Street In tho city Of Lynch
burg the Exchange Hank mud Store occupied by w
Payne. Esq
Alse fine Offices with In each In the
building.
Ao the Store Mt present occupied by T. W Payne Est
posie J. q Moem and door To George Rucker Esq.
II the best location Tor bry Goods Store In the city OF
lynchhurg
of all II these buildings be had hnmc
datciN Apply 10 \ y. Montgomery to Z w. Payne or Ia
srut eta RICHARD q NORRIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
Two. yTosFOHD, Grocer and tommi..;on

- MERCHANT. MMN STREET, LYScHBuRa. Having Just
from the Northern Cities have hand
cevng every day, the and desirable Stock
and Liquors before offered by my old
and the public at large My stock consists in
usually kept in the Grocery line feel hesitation
that will sell goods cheap If cheaper
house Lynchhurg Warrant every article that sell
satisfaction Sale buy nothing very
Nv squck sales and small proits In every instance
AL kinds cea? produce taken in exchange for goods
prieca foot r. is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To-MGHr In eouse-
..z,nce of the ncleneney ofthe weather last night
H. StArLEs speech was postponed until TONIGHT,
wen it viii take pace Dudley Hall. Come ont
~ cause OF FILLMORE, the CONSTITUTION aud the
I-xfoS ahly defended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
SALES by AUCTION.
tsstS Esss
BY WM. II. MOsBY. Auct'r

NEGRO Wan nj Auction.-On Wednesday,
~ morning the 18th lust will sr Markrt Strcet. NJ
gro Man hrstrste Farm hand q II PHELPS.
Auttr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

Ap5l6Gy-Thc conductor Of this column has, for
w. weeks in con equence Of the indisPositon Of the
,rncipal editor been compelled 10 devote nearly his
iEboIe time 10 thr other departments of the NRertN
n almost the entire neglect ofthis. lie makes this
.,tn,npnt u, due both 10 himself aud the editor anl
q, sytenuafou Of whatever shortcomings may appear
,..,ber IN this or other portions of the paper lie
,laims the indulgence Of the public short while
longer When the editor will doubt be able to
.un,e the duties of his post
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

6AdAl ERY MRS =. A SUfrIllN takes pleasure w.
Nvr In her iriond and customers that she TAS
go Inns removed to the building, next door -~'--
- Sehuohod Ianrman's aud four Ave doors hhnNc
Merchants Rank, the opposite side Of the street,
she viii ThursaA tie 2ud ot October large
and handsome nssormaxt millinery IN" Inspection e the
public generally. hornets RthbuuH Flowers Wells GlnNcs,
frourh Work mud Clonks with Nnoua other things usually
kent In millinery establishments all ot which selected by
he, ia Nork with particular pats 10 suit the tetent
tastes friends Please cpl and oNauno
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

~ NNr-i shah procead to sell by way Of public auction
to the highest bidder Mountain Plantation all
stock Of llore4 Cattle Hogs Wagons Gear renghs Corn
Oats Hay Fodder anil other articles Also Tract
OF Land containing ariusoo ahyr Tract adjoining
tinng ou aefe one Tract kuon by the Of Mulrra
NH Tract containing u This land lies the
tain within miles If BansaCs Depot and productive
On the ah day will sell before Store door Cross
Reads, Wagons, flouEhs, Stoves tagchans
other articles Asa Tract Land, containing ITO acres
within one mile If Cross Roads 10 within miles
oneof l93s within two miles Terms will be
aud can be made to suit purchasers who make good
cash
Mr. WIN II. freshman win show lands 10 any person
Wishing to wishing 10 view before the days of sale
WM GlSli,
,,pt. lf,,1E
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virginia n Teane,-"e IL. %. Sompnny.t
pRISlnFSrs DFFfCf. IfSt HBUlu Sept -, 1eJh.)
fEyauE Ninth annual Nretiug Of the -tOcIt u old

virginia "a Ee0ne--re IL. %. COMPANY
PRESIDENTS DFFfCf. EfNCH BUNn, Sept -, 1ebh.
FEyaHE ninth a annual uretiug Of the ~tOckn old
ers 81 the Virginia Tennessee Ran Road Company Will
Oncr OF the Company in this Guy, on educs
da dy ot October next By oriar of the Pos lent
w. II. HUGHES.
Sccry Board ot Directors.
-e"Proses represent Stock in The General Mea tng
shall only valid for the space of two years from the date
tucteui."
FORM OF PROXY
Know All MIS- NJ rHrsF rRIsENfs That we the subser
hal being ockhoders in the Virginia " Tenn X X tonPr
nv 10 h, reby constitute and appoint
lawful ATTORNEY and lToxv to represent each of
us il all Meetings Of he Stockholders Of sad Campa
nv whcn We are personally present VIII full power and
minority Renrramcrngs t. give such vote or volts
and 10 do ether net oacts each Of rs could give do
if We were personally present.
Witness oH hands and seals, this day Of
- fSEAI1
wff%rEe (SIAL)
sep 2}dt21nct
y Papers advertising for the Company copy
.y,uVsEC MssHS ,-Hiic undersigned - ,h1SS
.Srrccivng new fashionable Music, weekly IN Sy
s addition large stock On hand, at his Music Sa |1
loon pank Sunare Iynchbar-. Va. y. T. GREENE.
July l2ls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

good assortment of genuine German Cologne In sari.
Of hotea plain and wlckeed Alsn superior to
lnFne, OF manufacture In al sized bottles uhhs
ENncts the approved odors, LeErnnds Extracts
equa to uhns1 Aromatic Vinegar Toilet nrtlelea generally
In great variety selected carefully In aud tor sale by
SfRor1ER & WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
FUTURE DAYS


scthrr has determined Ia sell his Land Arh he now
resides In bedford County miles from Isnchtnrr. Il
me from the tana Joining III" lands of tr7m Chcstwoad
Robert Coleman and others will sell go nu
a. 400 II much The land we'll timber
ed ana laid eh Into five fields and in fun heart
TO improve hudhFs very good II sold before
daY nt October shall se 10 the highest bidder day
Terms enc half raah the balance aud >
have also another tract tho County Amherst contain
Ing 100 acres Joining tho lands of pr David Patterson which
wish To sell II = Nlthin mia ef the Canal
lhcolN tlllrI RIrII ARD p LII ARR1SnN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

n sNTAD. I = tIANI
w CHURCH STREET
LYNCHBURa, VA
Il lldsclv SNEAD & CLARK, Proprieors
l.N,Ich burg. a..

d NM NS 4 Il HUI
- Gyuchburg, Va,
rho C. LANCASTER. late Of Tncaste Va takes pleasure in
his old friends aud and the public
orally he and opened that large and
nodous House opposite the Depot in TINS place lie Is
prepared give them welcome reception.
d. I L AnlL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

NToIsSELE. HOUSE,
y Vain street, r4ynchburg, Va.
THE NORVELI has undergone change of construction
that places footing with the best modern built Hotels Of
The country
for guests
furnished style of IEGANCF and COMFORT suited
all aud character that will make 1t rank, in
act with the first class II 1tois of the country.
WELLS & HYDE,
"a
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u,nn nAi.E.-aO ahnrc- M.rchan,,. Eanl.

r stock Coupon Bonds $1,000 each city LynehbuIg 5
Thousand stale Va Bonds Re gi-trled and Coupons,
oci n,Its PETERS. SPENCE 6 GO.
ADDE'S .DEE @HOFs.-Gnsiic- fine c 10th
pump Bussus aud Velvet slips very nice, inst opcned At
i,t,..llts SEABI RVS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

FHNRI SIEE'N NAHE OF NlF4TNHIE Ns4NEi
ESTATE pursuance the as ed Xecutd tothe
gnrd by Geo G. Cntle& VIE datrd6th January lr3
Office Of the laStngH I ufl of
Lyncbug aud 10y request Of the parties Interested hu
Thur sda the ut liy Of October is6 II fair If Mt on
day public auction the premises sell 10 the
highest uf g. l2 and IL months with Interest
from fine dag sale The valuable and desirable 1Iuae and
Lot fronting 9Th In the Corporation of lYn hhug
formerly said Gnrlc md recently occupied hy
y { Manson, FL containing one quarter Of an nee MD
also the adjoining the SAID readence and combining
quarter OF an
TTnMs The purch use money lac secured hy negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed aud by retaining the tito until
they are paid
IEo NJ SPEED,
CHAS- n SLAUGlITER,5
ROM. =. DAVIS. Trustecs.
tH1SWEII BAB&Ei
HENRY u. FLOOD
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NTOTI0E.-Dnn and inter 'he 2 ifh tnsi.. VIII.
y obedience resolution OF the Board Of Directors Of
the Virginia aud Tennessee Hail Road Company prpceed 10
private sale all the Bags belonging 10 the Company
needed The HaRs VIII be divided uto
and offered ut h 20 and 20 cents cash according
II Quality. T.. ~ GILL
mlv lt.ta acnl Supt
uNHESu GaMPNISE n Eiuid-A supply Of
fresh camppne and Burning Fluid Jus, 10 band aud for
sarby JOHN " SEAY, Druggist
OCT sts
kNGNGs' VAIL. taepDs.-Ghe sub.csib hn-
received Fall Winter Goods sstng In part of
Cloths Doe Skins. aud beautiful overooanFs Fan
- CAzsimprcs Fancy Velvet and SILK NcsnEs aud best
Y, Shirts. Drawers. collars,
Gloves Stitched and Woven Shirt Fronts &c
wanting made ORDER Of goods that VIII
give faction. ~ III pcase rHll and examine
for Spnti's Fashions also lor Wheeler wilson's
stitching Machine renora use, and far
ahrRd of all others ON linen eotiUn.
oct oilaoel WM l.. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
nmy GOODS Al AuCT.oN.-Thc -"h.,ri-


Der will elnso ont the remainder of his stock Ihufay
next the 10th inst There many valuable Gaoda
hand which will he sold iol whatever they will bring. My
friends aud the public both lnles aud Gontcntn.
specially invited 10 attend Sale to commence at ten orock
10 dlt pH1lIP W. PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

Store and intend Ia keep hand good Family Crorc
Flour Goes, and Teas Dried and
Salt superior Hams Durkras east Powders, new
superior article. Mustard Pepper, salt Ginger Spice
Soap variety Of brands Cheese Chocolate" Apoun Ada
manne aud Talow Candies Asn beautiful lot Il Ladies
Work Baskets Wc1ye country friends 10 give Ms hrl
their Butter &C. for which Will pay I'll" emi
y irodr VALENTINE 4 HbSlNb
7 S. Always hand good assortment Of Siapl" Dry
tnois Loot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

" dispose private sale OF the Fixtures the Tobacco
ory recently by Ho Dcprcst Campbell G.
H. Troy Of all the fixtures for well COM
pCted establishment, comprising and prosses all
In good order nearly new wing been used but
season. hey will be- disposed OF liberal TERMS
binding also sale opportunity is
any person wishing in the business of put
Ting up tobacco, JOHN ID. ALEXANDER,
ab lqd4cts Campbell Ct fio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

HEAVY RBoBEaY.--,I. b. Yam Ness merchant from
Richmond county Va. was robbed of a pocket boob
containing S2601 al the depot, in Washington, Oh
Friday evening last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

FuRFlrLp RAegs.-The following Is n list of the
entries and results of the third days race:
Third Day.--Joekey Club Purse $500, three mile
heats.
James Tally names iii. III. Lucy Philli 5, / yrs
old, by Tay-llo, dam Betsy White, dress
fancy, S lbS........
Mai Thomas boswell names C. Green's CHI. h.
Frankfort, years old, by Glencoe, dam Ma
~ Morris dress blue and blue, ITO lbs. .
Time 5l--5si6.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

MISUNDERSTANDING last in the Salines young
man named Alphonso Summers stabbed George Pan
cake hi- stepmthor, in the shoulder Pancake died
from the effects fthe wound on Monday morning.
lie was arrested and committed to jail last night. The
origin of the difficulty between the parties was, that
Pancake had been in the habit of whipping his wife
aud stepchildrcn, and on the morning of the ARRAY
had whipped his wife and one other children, when
Alphonso, young of about 20 years of age a
yenged himself for thi, cruel treatment by killing his
stepfather.-- haHauha Ia, RPUJitcan It'll INST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

StsesEGB Es1ssE -Ehis conveniently located
Y j Hotel, under the
rn UNDERSIGNED excellent condition for the
accommodation the public The proprietor dcVncs his
Soua and will be wanting In Efforts
.nitures calculated promote the comfort Of his guests
An Omnibus is always n attendance to convey travellers 10
and from the Dcpois aud Packet Landing
ma ond,cts CHAS r. LEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

would all lovers beauty another
lot of Eogont Jcwer of all descriptions amongst wboh
find that beautiful rn of Earrings for hair dasuerreo
type also Cameo Elagcnne and Mosaic with many other
beautiful articles too numerous to mention fou hal better
pa and yourself determined to sell cheap for
Cash JOS ). THURMAN
U
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
uruOwNuow,s REPLY no THE GREAT

~ market for NEGROES of both sexes between
of 10 and 20 including Mechanics, such
BlackRmhs aud Carpenter. and VIII the highest mar
kci cash His office erected brick building
street Immediately In IF tho Farmers
Bank whore he Is prepared thaYg eferied buildings with
yicw board negroes Lrhurg FOR sale or of
ctse moderate and keep them secure as Il
they placed in the Jail OF the Cooperation.
lNrlN SlIH WWlDEODf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

Too BAD-A gentleman having been asked on his
return from a party the other evening. whether he
had seen Miss -, young lady noted for her De
coHf'e stylc of dress-repliel that lie had seen
good deal Of her
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

t&ors AMONG FHEls-Aaaoug thc crops which
are best seite to young trees, are potatoes, r,ta
bagas, bcats carrots. beans, and all Loed crops
Indian corn though hood crop. Is Of too tau
growth, shading young trees tee much by its
formidable stalks All sown crops are to be
availsd, aud grass Is s.ill worse. Meadows are
.o4Hoas. An acquaintance Who purchased
hundred peach trees and place. them in meadow
land host mos. Of 5hom by the ever-grovth Of
TIC grass and The following winter. the mice.
who avoid clean eu!.s5e, destroyed the rest
IT1a.as
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IPflE.s.
1876.
New VOIEa {.

1856. New Volume. ia
Graham's American Monthly Magaz
Established in IS27.)
-Deeoted 10 1Tt LiterGiare and F5sli5s.-
rs'TiE Nsx Volumes, commencing with the Jaus-v
4 1856, viii contain OVER TWELVE HUSf grB Fas
tine choicest rcaoius matter, STEEL and NocD pas
INGs and Music.
Each Number viii contain splendid Steel Tn.77-
q Plate of the Paris Fashions ON : EEL e.egntly ,7
one or more articles richly iflu-irted with Wool s
iugs Miscellaneous Prose and Poetry an Editors q
Reviews Of New Books Monthly Summary I1I
Fashion, and Fashionable Intelligence; Patts-1I
Needie-work, and New Music
TIE STEEL ENGRAFINGS
lady-writcTs of the dag. intcrspefsed with 8 ylar
other subjects Of general interest
THE FASHION FLATES
arc engraved steel, after the latest Paris Tss -
ing out and indoor costumes for II e month. tbs
been pronounced superior To those pubiisho4ialz 2
American Periodical.
THE WOOD ENCRAFINcs
wiz be Of the highest finish, and } our bcstaalzs
THE LITERARY MATTER
viii consist Of Historical Biographical and Litesrl
says, Sketches of Travel, Fine Arts Novels. Tales Ed
ces, etc Tie Novels and ltomanceS 81 ''trslsls
universally Acknowledged to excel ii Lesuig aul I'D
any Others published IN America.
TIE EDITORS TABLE
is made up of Humorous Sketches ana Anecdotes Fcd
Domestic and Literary Gossip, etc
TIE MONTHLY SUMMARY
of current events, prepared by William DOVE gives -
densed account Of The principal events, which have L
place IL the world during the preceding month.
TIE REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS
from the pen Of the great critic, Z. p. Whmle.
THE FASHION ARTICLE.
by Genio c. Scott, presents a correct and coa-rs.
account Of the II. Of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08
FRANKLIN FIRE AM, MARINE
INSURANCE COMP a II 7,
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
Capital 80 o o, o O o .
L. =. , -lnl .AA

Espccil attention givcn Insurance of FARA PROPER
~. DWELLINGS AND OUr-BUiLpISGs.
SLEt sucl, buildings contents favorable terms,
Tor 3 or years Insurcs Stores Warehouses Build
Ist- or contents. and Personal Property generally
Losses equ-aily adjusted and promptly PAID IN CASH
TGs Company Is JCint Stock Association, organized
under special Charter, granted by the Legislature OF
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital Of S50Oo00 One
hundred thousand dollars Of which is paid in and
cnrelv invested in bonds anu mortgage The Company
being thus securely organized upon firm basis the Di-
rectogs take pleasure il recommending il 10 the public
favor IS Of confidence and support with the
srancc az Losses shall be promptly and honorebly
iustef this is purely Stock Company, mutual
business uiIi be G0ue nor premium notes taken
Officers ~ NJ. DONALDSON, President; J. W
TDoy Vice President ". T. GIBSON, Secretary a
GlBsoS, General Agent.
lily !. II. CLakH, Agent, Mineral Point.
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NURsERyG1EB, FRUIT GROWERS s FARMERS
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suFERBLY FEoEUsELY ssTRATED.
DsrotcL tie fiocactmea IF he Rural Interests Of
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This is one OF the largest most elaborate works OF
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Each number contains from TO enEraviucs of
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tecss Spree Is also assigned /" the tasteful art OF
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Der. are engaged {" III. is columns
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The most elegant and useful book Of the kind that has
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pe#ers Of Dickens, tine elegant gossip of Walpolc.
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E.EN1IUM BINDING
AT MADISON, WISCONSIN.

M Fed * EBETsHARD, having opened an extensiv
w Book Bindery, take this opportunity informing
the community at large that they prepared
all orders which may he entrusted care such as
furnishing State and County officers with
Blank IL Books.
of all kinds. ruled order and the best qu1litv
paper. Old Books rebound, in Turkey Morocco. Plain
English, Calf, Sheep, Paper Bindings Magazines,
Pamphlets Session Laws, &C. bound in the best
all OF which work viii be executed at the lowest Mwau-
kee prices
IL Paper for Blank Books, consisting Of cap. crown
denny, medium, royal superoyal imperial double crown
and folio post, always hand.
n Borders from distance must be accompanied
with pattern for Ruling, and the paper required
and style of Binding be designated otherwise the
work will be executed in accordance with the form
for the Blank Book required This establishment Is en-.
tirely new, and embraces the latest improvements in
Ruling and Binding W a =
Madison. Oct. 30 1851. If
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08
c nave also the rlght Tor Inc lahuIaeture OF
Childs' Patent Double SaW.milIs.
ITIRASHERA AND CLEA NER.
Y X LOBERTS, PATENT.

TTESE Machines thrash and clean the grain ready for
market and considered by those having them in
use to be the most SIMPLE, CHEAP and DURABLE Ma
chimes offered for sale. They have been thoroughly
tor past several hundred having been made
anG sold 10y giving the most entire satisfaction Hay
ing largely increased facilities for these
machines and with improvements that have been added
We determined that The workmanship and material,
shall not he cXceled by establishment in the Union
We offer them to the public believing they the best
machine now made for the farmer
our Lever Powers an Improvement on in
use being the most portable and simple nianufac-
tured.
The Endless Chain Railroad Power il very durable
wrought iron links being used instead of
sequently they not liable 10 break
As the demand for these machines rapidly increasing
and receiving orders for the coming
would advise all desiring purchase in
orders soon. All further information desired Will lie
cheerfully given.
KINGSLANDS & FERGUSON,
PHOENIX Foundry,
2ml3 202 Second street, ST. Louis, No.