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Ey" There!' exclaimed banker,
throwing down bis bank book after making
n deposit, 81 am square with the world now
Il owe as many as don't owe." &c., o..
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COUNCIL BIAJFFs IOWA,
TAKE NOTICE.
AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
AT PRIME COST.
TAKE soT'ox ,: ,t.. 's,; from s and ass t.;
Silk. and Fancy Drcs. G
Spring and snmmer Bonne:s.
Ribbons, vlzcttrs. NIantiiins, Floanees, etc.
A, Prime Eastern Cost.
am determined out this branch OF the trade
and all those who have
CASH,
Are notified to be hand they expect and arc
certain to set great bargains.
JNO. W. ROSS, ACT.
April 23d, 1859. W n5cu
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE,
o. Middle BroadcHy.
A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
oUEENswARE AND GLAssW ARE,
Which will be sold for cash
AT FIRST COST!
Also large lot Of
TABLE CUTLERY,
lad I,Gnkss .S'offons,
lVHnnS; SHINGLES, soosfi siiors. HATS; CAPS,
For Summer, Winter and Fall,
FLOUR r, r FE e D
x.,D coUNTz1. PReDUcE
Constantly on hand. .... Gal, and Sec.
.f@ h. H. oBERuoLTzER
copnei, B,ues July 2. 1854 v1n12u.
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Ey It is said that COW in Yorkshire, n
England, having had one of her legs ampu-,.s
tated has been supplied with Wooden ono,
ably upon that, = 'ssss sA'''s' = ss'ss q '-si
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CT Horace Greeley had gone to make
Col. Fremont visit, at last accounts, from
San Francisco. .-.--.... .@.s - .E~.
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Whatever the wind may do in winter,
it cannot be denied that in spring it 'sturns
over o new Leaf" ~ - = -. .-...
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evA New Orleans poet calls the Missis-
sippi the most eloquent of rivers. 1t ought
to be eloquent--it has dozen mouths.
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.IOSEPH MUELLER,

PROFESS SOR or Nj I SIC
uustructon gwen in Vocal Music, aud on lhe ta.n'
| PIANOS CAREFULLY TUNED AND hhfAiishD'
ror further particulars enquire al 'hlS ONCE
Va Al
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S


General Collecting Agency,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
l tired from the mercantile business, begs leave to
offer his services to Merchants ami Business Men of all
classes As General Collecting Agent He proposes to
give his entire attention 10 this business; and his long
residence acquaintance in the West WILL
he trusts enable him to give entire satisfaction to all
who may employ him.
Notes Accounts Claims Of all kinds, may be for
warled to the undersigned by mail. otherwise, for
Presentation Liquidation Collection. Prompt atten-
iun will given and the avails immediately remit
ted When it may become necessary to place CLAIMS IN
suit the best ional services will be secuiU and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly possi-
hle Doubtful claims will be settled and secured on
the atanable and the title to Real Estate
when taken either payment or security carefully in
vest gated.
The undersigned will, also Pay Taxes in all parts OF
Western Iowa and Nebraska; and Will also Sell, Pur-
chase or invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters OF Inquiry will he promptly attended to.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
REFERENCES:
COUNCIL BLUFFs-Odicer Pusey, Bankers; Bald
win X Dodge, do; Casady X Test, d.; II. {. Mutt
CO.. do.
ST LOUIS Mo.-Doan King Go; Squire Il Reed,
Shapeigh. Day Co., S. {. Davis CO.. Howard
Hinchmau.
ST JosEPH. Mo.-Tootlcs Farlcigh, Jos G. Hull.
Pres't St Jo. In< Co; r. J.. Mcdonald. j. J. Curl
Nave, MCCu:i Co., J. B. Jennings Co, A Bca;tic
X CO. jv2nlal tBuGle please copy
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Pittsburg.
Bank of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Messrs. Kramer x Rahm,
" n. Holmes j. Sons
Willis Boothe, Esq.
VIM. B. Pusey, Esq.
Pennsylvania.
MOnongahela Blk Of Brown
Vile.
Franklin Blk Of washington
Baltimore.
Com. < +. B'k of Baltimor
Baltimore Savings Bank.
Messrs. Johnston & Bro.
/" Robert Garret & Sons
T. Marsh Smith, Esq.
Nathan Pusey, "
Miles White, "
NelC York.
Jno. Thompson, Esq.
Philadelphia
xeSsrs. Caleb Cope 4 Co.
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1,aSADY. TEST s. TUTTLE,

Attorneys & Councillors at Law
Council BIsffs, IOcS.
VIII practice in all Courts OF Record III t,cn
and Nebraska Collections Will receive Psomp az, =
ton
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CO He whose soul does not sing, need
not try to do it with his throat. - s..s
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FRANK STREET,

,,t,rnev & Counsellor at Law
r.ur.yaneer \ General Land As'"''
COU.N1IL Bluffs, IO":s.
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u. j. SULLIVAN, NJ. ID.

'pHGSICIAN AND 81 iltG EoN
nm.e on Main Street near the OF LoMeF Broad
~ way, Cuuyl Biut!s, Iowa.
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Mouse, Sign and Or"ameN'a. E",A''''
BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS.
,,Ji,p ,;raluiuc Glazing and Paper Hanging. done
(I with ueatness and dispatch. Ncaay hllAeu
OF all kinds Tor sale.
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NUEL tLINI IU''' =
CLINTON s. BALDWIN,

Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs Iowa.
1AlLh p aIti'' Az " ~ n29-yl
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Che aFeeklp 9onparfh'
.rr,1surp EVERY SATURDAY uRl'' By ~
W. ". MAYNARD . cHAs' E. f"''''
,, .PToPRIEToR
WV. MAYNAhp,~.---
., 40 PER YEAR, IN ADSANcE'

Rates of Advertising:
MONTHS. 6MoNTHs. G YEAH na
ore s1uare, e 40 az .'' S1s co. :. so %
one calumn, .......' s0 ~ o0 oo 40 OO,. so 90
U,H Column, ....'' ~ 20 ~ % 90 w 80 90
one-fourth ooi"'' * M 25 00...... Az w
one.a Cards Of ve lines Tor ess) one
S,r,re Of IL lines, or less, of Nonpareil, - ,ot
one s4u 4artian and so cents each subsequent pun
or period unde. tss pree and half
for .Iverisements have the privilege OF tntee
leals y asact ION will be made If the space con-
,rsctsd for is not occupied. conv for spe-
II w., a, in sertions will be continued THREE
eded hu".t s, uness sooner discontinued, and poy-
mSnt erected accordingly. ~,
1rTHE ABOVE Terms AND cssts hskLs WILL DA
S5crry ADHERED TO IN ALL CASES
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CO To succeed, you must keep moving;
to grow rich, you must keep saring.
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c. Proud looks lose hearts, but court
eous words win them. z-.Hz-s' So
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II. TEMPLE,
WV. Z. RURkE,

. TTORNEY AT LAW, LEWIS CASS Wv Nh
\ Iowa Once with the Recorder anu iteaSu,e''
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FT The man who sstook a walk tn
other day, brought it back again but th
next day he took ride, and went off wit
il, '1. s,S".4
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c The gigantic steamship Great East
ern is completed, and is advertised in the
English newspapers to sail for Portland,
Maine, early in September.
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& CAPS,

Every thing from the most common Palm to the fine
Broad Brim Plantation. the Fashionable Silk, Cassi-
mere and the Elegant Business Hat.
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which is now a mere tie around low cut
shirt collar, one of the finest points OF the
masculine beauty is restored-the shape OF
tho throat and neck below that commencing
line of the beard which is so universally
handsome. ,1he increased attention to the
shirt wristband adds to the look Of cleanli-
ness and elegance.
Hats are in quite state OF anarchy
Nobody knows what the fashion is. Som
breros of all descriptions prevail: But
while the appearance of the crowd is thus
made vastly more picturesque, the individual
physiognomy suffers proportionatcly:. Grave
men scarcely look sane in the ''rowdy hats
now so common-mercantile men look un-
trustworthy religious men look abandoned
poets neglected - politicians reckless
Brady, the great photographer, should be
busily at work, collecting for posterity, the
incredible autocarcatures of men OF stand.
ing and morals, as seen in their present day
hat wearings. Of suspended conscious re.
spectability in the outer man, it is mos
curious psychological era ... s...:--. e.
But the aristocracy which has been driver
out from tailoring and nat waring, ha'
taken refuge in boards. The Many wea
them, in blind -placarding of their lacl
Of taste; for, while there is nothing b.
which artistic skill and we'll bred adaptation
can so improve mans face, as the cut ant
care of his beard, there is at the same tim
no such intenstier of vulgarlty and want @
| taste as a beard worn mistakingly or at ran
dom. Inthe fact that each mans face will
its beard, forms a separate study, too, lie'
the stronghold OF beard aristocracy; fol
T. nf W. n
-(mustcahe, whisker and imperial trimmed
| to suit all faces unless artists engraft tn
business on their profession, and are to o.
hired by hairdrcsser who, with enterprise
and capital builds q palace in Broadway
where each customer can end Q man OF tastt
! 70 make study Of bis beari's capabilities
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II. c. MUTT. F. A. TRITLE. J. S. ANDREWS
TN. t1nr,hant'- Exchange Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

TuE CANELoN Suog.-In Paris the fashion FOR dee
o-a,ing ladies' slippers either by needework Ivy is-
urcd patterns on the leather. nr other material.
nr bv the insertion of colorcd silk or satin, odd
i. is, has just been materially improved upon.
dealer in London has cnntriycd mcth",l ut chang
ing the pieces ef celored satin often the
or desires, without in any way injuring the slip
per. lie makes u little pocket in the nrrer l.art
Oft slipper, under tho pororations ii the pattern
into which is placed the piece Of colored satin tob
worn When the wearer wishes to change color.
nothing il easier than to draw one piece and in
sert another. A dozen pieces Of satin on stiff lin
ings of varinus.colors and shades nre sold with the
slippers. Tasteful bows and ril.bans with buckles
mny he also attached to the shncs by simnle CON
trivance and MS easily removed. The novel has
received the name of the camclon shoe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

TRI-WEEKLY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE
FROM RIcnMoND To BALriMoRE.-Messrs ID. W.
Currir, agents mt Richmond, advertise the Powha-
IAN Strnmh"at Companys Steamers Gauge lr'-
body aud BelAiiere rs making regular tr-weA%ly
runs between that city and Baltimore. As IL
means for the speedy and safe transportation OF
freight between those points, this line is unrivnll
ed, and We confidently recommend it t" Gur read
ers as being the cheapest and most reliable mode
ID shipping their goods between those cities. The
accommodations for passengers, we learn, are We
fy superior, AMI the line has bec"me quite Il favo-
rite with the trn, cling public. The Messrs. Cur
ne have dDne more To bnid up the shipping inte-
rests of Virginia than any other dozen firms in the
S'a.e and we are gratifed to know that their lau-
aaIe enterprise has met with rich pecuniary re-
ward.
ELDERBERRy WINE-The best re spt that we
KNOW OF for making elderberry wine, Is the follow
ing; Boil five gallons ofelderberries in five gal
water, for half an hour, adding tvs ounces of
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Markets

Nrw YoaK, Sept. l0,--tlour is in bct,or dc.
mand; Southern is quoted ut 4 % To 50 10
Wheat firm, hut no Southern reported in market
Corn firm: Mixed 81 to So. Provisions steady :
Mes, Pork II - to 10 Prime 10 20. Lard III.
Whisky -. Stocks Lct,cr, Na. c. 81.
BALTIMORE, Sept l0--Fl,ur steady, Howard
Street and Ohio quoted mt So Wheat firm with
sales of 10000 bushels ot cb,ire White, nj 81 10
to 10; Red 81 % to Il. Caru is in better re-
quest, White ind yellow so To 50 cts. Provisions
steady, Bacon Sides ~ to 10; Hams 10 to ID
Mess Pork 10 to l5l; Prime IL to IL, Whiskcy
Is cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

Auction SALES "F GRoCERiEs AT RIcHMoND.-
We invite the ate, n of our grocery dealers, to
the extensive sales of C"fte advcrtiselhy Ncssrs.
Crenshaw & Co.. and Sugar and Molasses by
Messrs. Dunlop Mnncure Co., to take place IN
Richmond ON Wednesday next. Richmond is we
think, quite a. 20 d market for groceries rs any
city on the Atlantic seaboard. and really
gratifcd that our Virginia country merchants are
beginning to be convinced of the fact, that it isnot
absolutely necessary they purchase their stocks
outside Of the State. Richmond enjoys facilities
for the prosecution If this trade equaed by very
few markets in the country, and If our merchants
would only consult their interests, they will buy
their supplies there. and thus build up branch
of trade which will eventually nure to the ndvan-
ta.c Of all parties concerned.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

TnE LATE RuL-RpAD AccrpESr.-ln crnse-
ouence Of the serious nature Of their injuries,
Messrs Ellington and Pond. the eng ncer and ire
man, who ON the engine when the bciier ex-
rloded near Shawsville. Friday Last. were not
brou cht to this city that night a. was expected,
n-d published IN Saturdays r,rginidn. Ii was
thought hest to taka them 10 Christianshurs.
point mu ii nearer he scene of disaster, and where
every medical attention would be paid them. We
are pleased to learn that ,elcgrapic dispatch was
received on Saturday from their attending phys-
clans, announcing that the wounded men were out
Of danger. aud would doubtless spce'lily recover.
When the ,iler exploded, the train was ascend
ing the heavy grade between Big Spring and
Shawsvile. and consequently was III wing at a
slow rate. Oae of the hands who was on the train ut
the time says the two persons on the engine. we're
thrown at least thirty feet lrt fortunately both
fell in very thick bed Of undergr"wth. and thus
escaprd certain death. Defective iron used IN
making the boiler, is supposed to haze been the
cause of the explosion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

ginger: half an ounce III cloves, and two Ct CHINA
naman. strain the whole through a ha'r-s'cre er
c'can GOTTEN cloth pressing tho mixture haid IN
obtain NIL the juice. Thsn put the liquor int, Il
cask, trim teen pounds OF brown sugar. and lie
il iermrnt. In two or th,ee months the wine Will
be ready To bottle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
ARRIVAL OF TIE OCEAN QUEEN.

Sr. JcuXS. Sept. l0.--fhe Steamship Ocean
oheen. passed Cape Race cally this morning.
The news contains no feature Of unusual inter
est Nothing impot,nt was known in regard TO
the doing vi the Zurich Conference
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton was firm with an advancing tendency
Eieadsluifs were very LnH. Provisions had u de.
rlining tendency. Consos unchans cl.
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HOllOway'S Pills.

c<y- IIABIrTAL constipation preds'oses the system I"
tE receive Infection viates the breath, aud rrndrrs the
body impure. Mere purgntiyes agravae the disease and
impair strength Of the sufferer. This remedy the
ry permanently regulates the excrcve Junction. and Ten Is
igor while II purics the animal fluids. sold AT
mandatory, No. 50 Maiden Lane Ne" York, and hl all
druggists. at 2.. Ole, and 81 per box. sept I-lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
American Vo,sel Shot Into.

BasroN. Sent. l0.--Thc American Bark Anne
Mas. from Canstautnople, while Passing the
Straits of Gibralter was fired on by tho Spanish
Tort ut Tarila, the shot passing throug the lower
maiusal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

The Hotel DE WADE.-We are gratifcd to stat"
that the popular public house. situated on Fourth
Street. is, at this time. filed with guests, each
chamber being occupied by three or four gentle
men. A the result of this happy state of things
on the hill, our city is now remarkably quiet, and
instances of ou,lawry aud rowdysm are compare
tiyely rare, consequently the MAYORS morning lev
res are very thnly attended. Below we give the
names of the gentlemen ut present s..ournins at
the Wade II .use, the offences with which they are
charged, and their terms of imprisonment:
Samuel b cock, unlawful manning IL months:
Richard Tyrec, same offence, 6 months; john
phens. ditto, IL months; Thomas p. Harvey, trlo
nv lwll lie tried at next Circuit Court llezeki-
ali Brans M, felony, waiting final trial); Richard
D,nton, Theodore Bennett, Patrick Morarty, Rt
lion. Spottswood Rider and Landon {. Shell for
inlraetions of the peace and Charles, runaway
slayc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

SPEAKERS At THE FnR.--Tas Hon. homaS o
Bocock and Samuel Garland, Jr, Esq; nave nc
re,ted nyita.in, t, deliver tho addresses at
the ensuing Fair of the Lynohhurg Agr,eI,l,nrai
.nl NJ ,cl,anral $ 'ciety. B'th 'neSe ee"''s'n'n
"fect;ye s,cakers, and we have no doubt but that
they vii, meet the public expectation on the &C.
cason referred TO-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

FREGur TRADE.-There was received at the de-
pot Of the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad on Sat
uriay. Is loaded cars. consisting Of the following:
l72 barrels Of Flour G6SS bushels Of Wheat; :;
2e. 900 pounds of Salt; $4,000 pounds Of Mis-
,ellaneons. There were 10 loaded cars sent West
the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

DlscnARcnp.-Ser ling Ph"'p', one Of he party
CHARGED with as>nultn. William Nighton ON
Thursday night nA, arrai gn"d before the
> Mayer, Saturday. The witnesses, failing to iden-
tfy Phelps one Of the marauders, he Wa dis
charged from custndy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

Mo'NL,Gnr NIGnra.-For several nights past,
pale luna" has been eriurming the functions Ut
the easometer in dispensing light after tic eclipse
OF the sun. Now, at night in the words OF Tom
Nj orr" ''all is moonshinc, light and peace"
Wild is the heart whose passions sway,
Could rage beneath sweet una's rny.
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The Virpinian Job Office.

s< This establishment has just been supplied with
NtS5 large Of NEW GU rs aud FANCY TYPE,
and Is prepared to do FANCY AMI ol;NA
MENTAL PI.IS TING. of csrry description.
beautiful article Of Bank Checks Drafts. Gre uar-, Bust
Visiting Cards. be executed at the shortest
nni,r. Terms mnderac. anE lG-lS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
YNCHBURG COLLEGE,

L)N,3YRi IA, ITRGJAiI.
TINllf fourth annual session a" this Institution VIII commence
i on tlr 9TH Sr,,trm'"r. 49, .
The location the heallhsi and most accessible Ia the
entire South and The of study both Cn~sith nhd seic
thc. - q ti, American c,l' gcH
The Military Department shah be cnicrnii! maintained IN
the care Mr. J. L. Blank sip graduate Of the "
sia Military Institute Ui recent! connected with tho
United -inits cast -GiNry.
fACTITY.
Rev W W. NAikiR. thni,iaaH II ne FdcHAy Professor
Of Meuial and Murll science and al History.
IYcas AtnLvs, A. NJ. Predecessor of Latin and Bellies
L,ttr'>
r. H. CAnEii A. H. Professor Of tlc Greek Language and
Literature,
j. T. IlAnkIsIr Professor Of Mathematics and Instructor
of ractls
SAW IT, GARitSn. A. NJ Prof ssnr OF Constitutional Law
d. A. Ltn0nonNr, NJ u, Professor n Anaiom, and Pl.Hlo
ologl.
q. ~ SAEIon. Lib, Professor "f Modern Languages
SAML NJ t,aup5oN, IfGtpal of the Grammar School
EXPENSES.
Board per wcrk washing u 81 month; fuel nn, lights
40 term Tuition. 40 in tho Grammar school, hhd go ~
the tul.. gate II, lAtlncni ir lhlJ session,
cPr~t alhogurs containing further ni,rmhiln can be OBJ
tanned Ii, addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty.
jul, BIDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

BAsLEycosN. -Thomas Love, an lndlan, and
Lewis Anderson, Il white man. were found 10y the
watch Mt n late hour Friday night ina vacant house
on jefferson locked in ench others arms. enjoying
themselves after the faSli nspeculiar to the disc-
ples Of the drunken sod--were taken 70 the cage
and next morning introduced to the Mayor. On
both n, king promises of future amendment, and
giving their WORD of honor to leave the city
frtbwith. Ills h NOR ordered their discharge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

H,rKlxs CAN PayssEs.-We would call tho at
tcntnn of our readers to the following article from
the "Scienlihc American in reference 10 the
patent recently issued to Messrs. Robinson X
hopkins Of, Petersburg, for an improvement in
Cam presses:
Thos h. II pkins. (assignor to himself and i.
Z. Robinson,l of Petersburg, Va, for un improve
ment in Cam Presses:
This invention consists in giving the follower
of a press progressive upward and downward
motion, by means of two sets Of cams, with irc-
ton rollers between !hcm. The cams ARE arrang-
ed IN disks. which have spur teeth on their CIR
cumerence.; the upper disk has one more tooth
than the lower one Into these teeth long pr
Mon gears said pinion being moved slowly by II
long lever and rs it turns. the upper disk gradn-
ally gains ON the lower one and, consequently,
vi the aid Of the friction rollers. rises and forces
up the fllower with powerful pressure the
gradual elevation being retained at all times by
reason Of the cams OF the lower disk, which has
no vertical movement, acting antasonlstc to the
cams ofthe upper disk, which both revolves and
noyrs vertically up and down.
This press cannot inil to operate wel.as 1t com
hincs two II the most powerful and effective Gle
ments Of mechanics for giving motion and power.
We think it is just the thing Tor our Southern cot
ton and tobacco planters.
This press 50 greatly extolled by the Scientific
American, the acknowledged highest authority in
the t. States upon scientific Questions Is the pro-
l"rtv Of two Southern gentlemen, AMI now APP
reals To Southern manufactures for that support
which it will he t. their own interest to extend.
1t is certainly one OF the most powerful merha"''
cal devices ever constructed and with this very
great advantage. that it is simple IN lis con-
strncti"n ia to iacur no risk whatever o! getting
Gu; If order.
1t is one Of these cnlurin. machines which can
not he o,crinskcd, either in time power. and IL
worked with grent care by 4 single pcrs"n. IL
may lie stopped ut any p'int Of its action AMI
will m,n:a;n tie force exerlel with nut the loss OF
slngle puund. E.r any ZENITH of time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

METRO S.LE.-Byan Akers. Anctoncer, sold
on Saturday last, negro man. - years Oh, Tor
ST $50 cash
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
Grover & Bakers


n<F@ Gu EBEATED FAMILY SEWING MACAINEs. 4N Eroal
HrG way. New York. and Isl Baltimore street Baltimore.
A NEW sTY I.E-PHICE $j0-IlEMMEES - EXTRA
machine from two sools, purchased from the
store requiring reminding of thread II Hens Fc Gath
crs and Stitches style finishing each by its
operation without 10 ihc hand needle ns Is
uured machines II will do better AMI cheaper
ing than seanstress can works for cent
hour.
send for circular j. T. DANl co
may 3.ds Agents. Lynchhurg.