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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30


Here The golfers work while The man
which the cable Ia drawn board is also shown
The cong commenced outer edge o, the circus,
or circle, and approaches 10 the cone " each
round Ia laid until the finally reached Thus the
nrsi fake laid and fake succeeds fake TIL the coil s
nnished-tbat IL, I'LL carried ncar the beams Of the
deck az possible-until, in fact, the space bet~een
the top OF the coil and the deck beams Ia In
sufficient 70 ALLOW the contuancs OF the work. Each
from three 10 four miles In length according
10 the diameter OF the circus, and the number OF aakcs
varies from 70 two hundred, according 70 ts height
On the Niagara force Of hundred and twenty cable
golfers organized, and these divided into tro
equal ganesone gang for the forward and the other for
the AFTER coils Each gang OF sixty IN next subdvided
into two watches, who relieve each other every four
hours by this arrangement thirty employed At
time coil, and OF these two IL engaged
deck hauling the cable nboard over the rollers One Of
these rollers n placed the hatchway Immediately
over the Gomez that drawn with the greatest ease
into the circus below. Az IA thus uanspad down BY
the cable deck, N seized by another Who runs
around N circle with H. paying out portion 70 each one
OF the golfers by whom he encrcled, and Who pack u
s cIoee possible. The adhesive nature OF the tar
with which n covered protection against the rust
adds 10 p hexibIlty, and helps 70 keep II in I've
Mace when once laid. Each fake n az were
eIued together, but not firmly a. 70 prevent lie
urco1us without difficulty, when the process OF
rsvns on, has commenced. The efecth rather bench
ca then otherwise there no danger on account Of
this sdhesiveness q lie being uncoed faster than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

The base Of the coil 10 the hold, wiz be perceived b
not 60 regular and does not much space that Of
any Of others account OF the construction OF this
part OF ship The height from the floor the deck
above Affords large space for the oong Of the cable,
and much greater length therefore plsced here. This
may by reference 70 the table coils. The
plan observed In the construction OF these four circles
that been described already in one that merely
necessary 10 call attention 70 the fact.
THE CABLE sHIPs-THE AGAMEMsON.
There perhaps vessel IN the British navy better
adapted for the ooilng and paying out OF the cable
than the Agamemnon. Her massiveness and great
strength rs well the peculiar advantages which she
for the stowage Of the great iue her
chief recommendsus. last year. the whote $50 miles
which constituted her part Of the cable cooled in the
forward hold and feared at the time that she would
be seriously damaged by the strain produced by much
dead weight in part OF the ship report circu
lated then that she "bogged which, when translated
into English for the unlearned In nautical ners
signifies that she had broken her back, and In On
unfit state 70 70 TO This report Was however,
tanned TO be without foundation and the ship was found
investigation, 70 be In perfectly seaworthy condition
whatever apprehension may sa be felt In this regard
win be removed by the fact that not more than ,076
miles wil be coied in the fore bold, and that the remain
ing 35 will be formed into two separate coils one OF
winch msy be from the 'oo wing plan OF the Zip
and sowsgc Of the cable placed he fore spar and
orion decks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

reaches the water s about four and half feet dame
ter and the groove Il least I'VE inches deep guard
Keeps the cable from sursing and working out Of the
groove
The following engraving presents the stern sheavs or
wheel on more enlarged SCALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

Tbis is movesbe guard, and be raised or lowered
BY ms ans Of the chains By which n s suspended The
hinge (bl k secured by strong brass plate which n
fts NED 10 the side OF the ship with twelve copper bolts
The advantage OF this movable guard will he readily sp
preciated Il can be raised " such height vhen neces
sary as ~ entirely clear from the water Then should
ceberss other distractions render necessary 70 back
the ship, the guard can be immediately lowered, and
lowered 10 such depth a. 70 prevent the cable RON
sd from he hinge (b) 70 the outer line az s ~ feet
and Iva diameter stb esrt ships ~ feet inches
when being hauled up, the extfeme cod (d) will clear
(c) over which the cable In its course before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

As great deal Of importance properly attached 70
the process Of cong, there part Of the work which
receives more and attention. and which demands the
exercise OF larger degree Of vigilance. some idea Of II
may be formed when is known that every mile, every
yard, every focs Of the cable laid down with much
precision, much regularity and much neatness IS
thread "a wound upon SPOOL The way the work Of coil
ing performed exhibited In the following drawing,
which vas made on board The Niagara. and which pre-
sepb an accurate and nfeike representation Of the
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

II. H Snyder 3s cts for Olive Oil for Edgiao
No 3
On motion Of G H. Hcming the Clerk was in
structcd to draw orders upon tdo proper fund "a
foll ws, viz; One @r $500 in favor Of Peter Fer.
guson in part for service MS Street Commissioner.
One In favor Of spieman Fish r for 3Sq in
full for balance due them for Guttcriug Washing.
ton Street and their account for laying stone wall
at North end Of said guttering. One in favor Of
James 2, Pillars Att y of Mrs. Dora Giles Cor
500 for stone in the Alley located by Council in
the year 1851 on South end Of land then owned
by Cornelius Crowley.
One in ator Of Spielman Fisher for 10000
payable March 4th, 1859, to apply on contract
rmccadamising Washington street, in lst ward.
oac IN favor Of Patrick H. Ryan (oh order Of
Crowley Deady} for 5000 to apply on contract
Of Crowley a Deadly for mcoaeamisng Wash. st.
One favor Of Crowley Deadly for 5000 to ap.
ply upon same contract; and one in favor Of II .
Britton for 1850 for services IA Market Master
fr,m July to Oct l, 1858.
On motion the Clerk was instructed to draw
of the accouuts for rents Of market stalls, from
July TO October l, 1858, and hand tile same 10
the Marshal for collection
Adjourned
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

The Agantof "Tifany's Great Western Adver
tising Agency" is stopping for a few days Mt III,
slawhan House aud will call on our busincs,
men, for the purpose of soliciting names andad
vertscmcuts They are getting up a Bpsines'
Directory for the states Of Ohio, Indiana and Iii
nois, which will be issued January or Fehrua
ry next and will contain over 5O0pages Adyer
tsements inserted at from 10 to so dollars eocl
Names, under appropriate heads, for 25 cts =
We recommend il 10 our citizeas, as a cheap and
profitable niedium for ADVERTISING
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

The iHsttata Of The Seneca Co.. Teqehcrs' As
sociatiod will be held at Republic, in the seuecr
Co, Academy, during tho first week in Noyom
Der, commencing Nov. lst and continuing fiv,
days. Efficient lecturers will be in attendance
and the exercises will be conducted in such
riatneras win be both pro6tabled interesting
Teachers Of neighboring eohnties and the friendi
of edueaadh generally are invited 70 bc present,
On Friday evening Of the same week. the Sen
eea Go. Teachers Association will hold its frs
Quarterly meeting +. w CLARK. in.
q" Acting see'y.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

Thursday oct IA 1855
Council met and vas called 70 ordcr BY the
President
Members present. Poornab, Heniug. Hovey
and Holt.
Minutes Of last meeting read BY the Clerk and
on motion approved
The following accounts wero then presented
and read by The Clerk and on motion Of O. II.
Hemins allowed aud The Clerk instructed b
draw orders for the several amounts o. same viz.
J. seamout Of $3.50 for work on stfeetin ist ward.
P. sheats ""426 for Bladksmi,hing for Super
visor in let Ward
J Il. Bowcrsock Of DO 100 for repairing Grave
Yard fence.
Tifia Gas Light Co Of do 9295 for Gas ard rent
Of meters month Of SEPT
jacob sawer Of rs cts tor cleaning TRUSS Bridge.
do Of$l for Gle ming cutters IN lst
[wAri.
L. N. Taylor $50 for assisting st. Com.
land repairing Mt II.
Edwin Quinn I" si6s for work on street in "a
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
l. Q & Leayitps Patent Circular saw
Miltsl


We publish in this number Of THE TulbuM
the ad ertisement Of Messrs Ice Lcavitt -
These gentlemen have long been engaged in tn,
mandatory Of the patent circular saw mill
wheh for practical busincss cxtels anything wc
over have Witnessed. Their works arc located at
Hamilton, o, and the warehouse at number 3
Walnut street, Cincinnati. During cur tthe jun.
ior's) engagement at the former city, We formed
quite an intimate acquaintance with the members
Of this Gruu, aid what &e say, therefore, may be
relied upon as the result Of our own observation.
The work Of the single mill will average 1000
feet per hour. or in round numbers 10000 feet
per day. The mtcliiuery is got DIP ii a fne and
substantial mdnhct, and With care, may hot re.
quire The slightest repair in the course Of five
years. The same may be said Of the double mill
only that it turns out greater amount Of work
A drawing Of the mill may be seen at TIN Tam
USE Office, and those engaged or wishing to en-
gage in the saw mill business will find it to their
great advantage 10 consult the vast superiority Of
The circular mill over ] common sash or mrley
mills. Ca and see the drawing, aud hear wha.
We have TO say Of the utility Of the mill
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
fireminm Printins Oaiee

By reference to the List, which We publish
else where, twill be seen the TRtBuSE opTlcE
took the First Premium, at the late Seneca Co.
Fair. We feel just pride therefore IN eorhmen.
lug our office to the public. as the Premium job
Office in Tihini Our work has been pronounced
by elmpetent judges THE BEST and we design that
it shall remain so.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

The Oyster entertainment given by candy"
Arut, at the Shawhan House saloon, last Fridiy
evening, was one Of the finest things Of the sea-
son. Everything was serted up in admirable
style and the tastes Of the most fastidious were
highly grah6ed Som Is persons partook oftls
hospitalities and the way the bivalves disappear
ed was q eaution Long live. "Andye
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

We insert in another part Of TnE TRIsuSE the
Law, Notary and Commissioner card of William
II. Davenport, of Cincinnati. Weare personally
acquainted with Mr. D., and recommend those
having business to transact in the Queen City to
leave II in his care Always prompt and atten-
tive, none eau find cause Cor complaint.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

VIM. CLARK Esq, an old pioneer resident Of Ed
en- township, this county, died a few daysago n
the 9Oth year Of his age He was anause Of the
state Of New York, where he served as member
Of the Legislature and Judge came t this eouu-
q in 1871
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

Two porsons from Marion county passed thro'
this place on Monday, in search of a stolen horse.
We understand that the horse was since recover
ed near Monreville, but that the thief has made
good his escape
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

DIED; In this city, Thursday tiottiing. the
2lst inst, Of Consumption, Cooper K Watson Jr
son Of Hon. Cooper x. Watson, aged ls years.
Funeral exercises will take place to-day at 10 O.
clock A. IN
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

COMFY for November is at hand and choice
number il is full Of enPravings, fashion plates
and choice reading matter for the Ladies. It is
fully up 10 the times aud each number is an inn
provemcnt on the preceding. Price $3-Godey
and the Tribune, $3.50. Address L. A. Cooley.
Philadelphia.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
Caught nt Inst.

Owen Graham, bne Of the men charged with
kidnapping a child last summer, was arrested
the other day near Forest. He is now "a jail in
this place awaiting his tri j, whic iii proba.
bly, edma OIL to-daH befnre Ihsiice C,,,nrnd
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
Job Printing,

or all kinds, from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at This Office. very
low and in a style not TO be surpassed, Bt any
Office in the State
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

fy- Nrs ueionof per cent roa the above rates will
be nads Tor Cash
The sp1ee oreapied By 0Hues ofhe tyre composing hs
body OF the Advertisement viii be considered s1uare
An ririsnt 1iveri i'en 'nt,, oysther with Ndmr.tra.
ton, Atsehmen, Road anil Ditch Notices, be paid
Tor In alvan,e.
charged for uatii ~ sred out ....
When yearly adyer'omont' are inserted, one DR.
ehanfss viii be allowed. ,.,is ttlH.|
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

Bllsh Lobe, Augustus Slowmin and Frank
Gear we're bound over by Justice Coonrod, on
Saturday, to answer the charge Of riotous con
duct in the Second Ward.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
Omciai Abstract

OF votes po'led in The different Townships and
Wnrds Of Seneca cyunty, for State and County
Officers, at the Election held October 10Th, 1855:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

TifFin Priees Current,
teoaaEorsD wEErEr nrl
SHHIV & MEATH,
Dealer ia Orr 600 s Grdoeiiet cafpsunrl Boots and
sh1eis aad astiy. Malo Clothne AMI nufchasat ofss
efy detsfipiion OF Grain and Produce for Cash
VaHar-4 s1es nOlo0.
tcEA-tshslifll oU a50c.
20 tEan f9o.
RvE--55n5l.
ntstng-no 9Ii.
Dkrt-0l0f0o,
BEaNs--0,15
f1rkr1Es-- 5ne.
YAK srsp-- -s0fsFt,o0
kiHorEr stsn-0oO a0,1o
hurrtg--uuHi2c
btafti0
ItEL0v--e at0c.
SHuEED iitds--nsTi0d.
~ Sioss krn tT1utbEas- 69odoi
PfxtEn poeE-s 61e.
MAPtE sUaAR--tnc.
d. MoLtttr SO afScs
hsEswAx--2n a95o.
Ee ,rHsRs--3I111Oo.
Rhaa-qc
nsv Asets,--st.aS pqtBt
GNkRN ufnEs-7 &c per 10.
nav do t0'.
Eaas-udnse. y ioren.
Paax-shn0 8L51
Clover See -9tO1Bt25
WooL-25 8l5e
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

PErEnsoS's LADIES NATIONAL MAoAzrxr, for
November, is on our table Peterson is always
ahead Of time and not a whit behind in point OF
merit, It always contains something new an
attractive for the ladies and possesses many ex-
eelleneies peculiar to itself Published by Cbas
j. Peterson, Philadelphia, at 81 per year,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

gTThis remarkably fine weather for the sea.
son and the farmers are taking advantage OF It
TO get in their corn and finish up their fall work
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

The LADIES RrPosIroRY for October, has been
rectived aud should have been noticed sooner
It's merits, as repository Of Literature and Re-
lgion, are SO we'll known that we need not repeat
them. Published by Swormstedt Poe, Cinein.
natl, at dollars per annum in advance
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
sPEoIAL MOTTO Esi
Rataa 81 Advartisino.

Agtsl by the proprietor, of the rirn Trbuns and
ssaes, Asrser, May 10Th, lass, be st.oy enforced
In all rstes
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

lJsevetol fh" lots Of cattle have passed through
Iiiin, within the last week, on their way East.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
HAVE YOU HEARD TnENEWS

what n sCHiN.
4 MSS Slsuano.
hotuHnt aHd dsli
ine IN Hnvaaa nhd
nonoslid fifsrf
hlio Shun Snio
Mae and Chewing
fobscco Opposite
shawhanf Bloek . on
Msfkct 81, Ti ~,
Ohio. o will tell
clicapcffofcashthan
wet taffe air, fsd
in tlitVivinitr
Hero you viii end
tho riraietl V1uffF
Of Cirsrt, rohsuo.
6crevcf exhibited
in thit citv.Hnd ~
o. De- tlitp ,aeil Of on
ihepriuci nut
sale anl .maltfC
itsi the liee htins
T. md on hnndat aii
tones. I an deitF
mined to eel nirfi.
ces that cannot hif
10 be sitisfactorr
And n my .io a
dOnt give saiis't,.
Hon whenpul ,hastt
rpiurn 30, ani fWilt
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

The fallterm Of The Court Of Common Pleas tor
this county commences next Monday, the 25th.
Several important cases. we understand are 70 be
tried this term
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
Mothers! Mothors!! Mothers!!l

lioh2 fal urocufs Mrs. WinsioA's soolhda syfnp for
Crllfsn rsehing, lthas 10 equal opennh. ltrrfaty
regulate the bovels Depend unon ~ mothets, It win give
tst 10 your elves and relief and health TO your innis
Pef'eetlysafe Wv ~ saset fI.Uf uH.fl'l
Thi valuable preparation y tbe prescription Of one orthe
ih6d .evhefeaeed nud tkiIf feuae Phyicians w New
niili0hs % enses.
We beierr Il the hes, and snres, remedy 10 the woi IN
All o. yf@ntNy and naulm1 IN children whether
"a give me n ate f,ef 10 infants su ring Il lm wind cole
~ hle and health be eiiimaed hy dolpfs and cents
ltit wnrth rs weleht ia aoll. ? Ii Ia ~.
Millions Of bottles uts sold eveW yeaf In The United
States. Ills an nliand welhtfisd remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BopTLH.
- Nose genuine unless the Facsimile Of CURTIS a
PERKINS, New YORK is on the ontside Wrapper
SOFA bv DruFs ~ thFnlghnat the wnfll.
tspl0 n = l., ~ John Co, Agents fof Tlfin
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

The LAbua' HoAE MAoAftSE, for November,
grGecs our table Its pages are r5plste witt, IN
teresting and Instructive matter and ornamcnted
bynuuerois fine engrayngs Every lady should
have il. Price 300 year. I. s, Arthur d Co.
Publishers, Philadelphia
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

tT- ohio State an union Law College -Thi, 10.
sliution hasbsah r,n,ys 70 cisvelahd Ohio Degrees
legally o1afsnsi, aal suisatf on stalu'tnr may be
tdhilg TO F,e,es ForCridlau address, At Cleveland,
de25.ir .s. NJ AKfyg seefstnrv
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

GB-Raad carefully the Premium Liston the op
Posite page
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TlFFlN GYMMASlpM.

vJQQN6in ahauhana nI0at ihiri story, oniapre from
IN ataai1Dfalfa. ohsfa all kinda ~ ussi and nnocont
eHgrsises may be hHd eFefy morning and evening".
fn1Ais-- fhlce uuafs Year o. ono Dollar ioF three
moaths. FoE parieuiars nqure 81 G.. CRousE, Al his
oa,hsivrf' ''h7Fs rlehs. nly b Fsooursa ebis.n
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t75- Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday of each week, to secure their appear
nnoa
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
VAN DO0RN HOUSE,

WIN WVV1tt t8W UO 3
A. r. Van Doom, Proprietor.
NFAEKEr hrsoti nerf he td,idsu nadee, 'Tiiia Ohio
A The u1ae h,i heon latey put nso the best OF
fnfnlittsi of tho especial Accommodation 81 the
uwelng ruhhc. This House situated on one OF the
pe tant sriaii Of tu civ and hns
nsts ani Is largo ani wsl aiapsd the purposo OF pub
lie hoate. The sleepius parmsuti lfs
LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED,
tadths Praaretot oedgss himself ain his power
Fgalsf gpsih eonforabls lphsstheiruay The Aus VII
ilNaYs b foiaonahle and uniform. ia22lf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
"sad the Trail, about our Turf OIL.


ing sleigh ride this winter past discovered horse.
aud the skin Of place larger than my hand from
rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf Oh. and in dav he well. Another
mule which working my iray became unable
walk. On exauoing his foot discovered nail about
iurhcs long the head and the neighbors
he would be good for nothing drew the nail
piece of lint and your Turf Oil and him once.
and from that he has not lost hour but
also horse badly nasged the outside
his thigh in places, about inches deep
inches ide from which he stiff day Your Tut
Gil applied and brought them out entirely sound il
truly the remedies have ever
and have lived i'll drug store for years Uss
this you think proper Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove d Co. J. H. WEISIGER
For sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD
nov IL dom Lynchbme
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

- RICHMOND, May Isi., lhtG
Cent, Ny child had breaking ou last
tai ~ small sores which gradually extended tie
haad including both which much
sores 10 cause to Tear that both would drop
tricd al sorts OF advertised and domestic remedies
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
Oil. ii bu better; the bottle
io gals toit- again began TO get Ny elder daugh
r sad pa 90 get some OF that TurfOi sisters h,a
ok"G much better when you nsei it," We another
''tlr aud her hcais now nearly we'd This agra.
ased rasr and took halt hour day ash it,
Offensive One bottle. feel will
her entirely there is but little the disease
You entitled this and for the benefit Others
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully u. T. CHALK
To Mcssrs Dove Co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28


NfssRs Dow Co.GCHtiegten Having had Short
Since your Turf Oil in extraordinary
aud action being gratifying, refrain
wr regard to II for the benefit of the community
lo," had tue Coli in my static ot, in which
also Bull The bull u enragtd
grc the Cult the shoulder the depth o about inch
ripped it the neck about the whicli
irighttu wound Several OF
present ami a-ked they would give - his
lite tnat they huas useless do how
eNcil determined try Turf Oh
small bottles he is entirely cured.
Very respectfully.
jan I = Il. C. FRIEND
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

LHO8 aALH.-Wishins - she
II try, offer for SALE my HOUSE EOs, known M
the Cottage opposite Capt. McOcrkcs Franklin N
Hill The house contains rooms and the lot q Kitchen
Smoke-houa good Well and all Of which
in ane condition il Ia beautifully located adapted for
private residence.
Terms made easy Apply to the premises
oct l5dlml FREDERICK MEEKS.
vIO FOR THE FAIR! 10 the universal cry,
and tAOuasnds participating the which
such interesting affords For tho present week
thengng mu4fudes invited 10 the city of Hills enjoy
Its hospitality and participate in tho interesting which
are the odaprnk Of such occasions.
Among The places which tho gathering
thousands are Avfssd aad Welcomed
1M Old thsawa photographic Gallery door the vir.
sina Bank, Main Street. Va where hundred. Of
Lkensss Of she nOblc works are on exhibition
FREQ to al and any should sme of themselves
shall b furnished short notice. aud prices ,annot
fail 10 please.
grade, constantly hand Also Locke Breast Pins Fin
ger Ringa, Watch Seals Charms &c
Pctures taken In style hours of the
day, and IN AL kinds OF weather. d. H. BLISS,
oct l9tal Practical Photograph
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

AsPIN GROVE Henrco, December !. 1857.
MfsSKs DOVE X &C. ;--ti.nilcmen-My horse put IN
the yard front OF the AMI i'll attempting the
end of rail through his shoulder, and
nearly penetrating through his breast, making cash
enough insert our hit. bottle Of your TURF
OIL aud applied freely in four day work
erks Ii. entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EtiE.
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