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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04
Thrilling Effects Of a Steamboat Collision.

The Lawrenceburg. Indiana, Register, gives the
following particulars Of the recent collision be-
tween tho steamers Nat Holmes and Gibson.
Last night 18th, the steamer Nat Holmes bound
TO st. Louis, and David Gibson, bound to Cincin.
natl, from Nex Orleans, camo in collision between
Petersburg ana Aurora. Both boats sunk in few
minutes, and are n total wreck. The cabins of the
boats broke loose from the hulls and aoated away.
The Gibson, however, gained the Kentucky shore
and there was not per-On Lust. The Holmes was
less fortunate. She went down in the middle of the
river and many Of the unfortnnat, SOUS or. board
met with watcry grave-how many no one knew
We saw one old man from Wheeling. who had
lost two children. but hal saved his wife and 9th
er children. Another told us that be bal six ehi-
drcn and he could not find but three ard ud not
know whether the remainder were lost q. not
We observed little girl about fyc yeats old
who could not find relative, but She ike the
res, found plenty Of friends in the citizens of Au-
rpra. There was also another little girl about
years old, named Welsh. from Wheeling who was
near gone that she could not stand. Her parents
could not be found, but, after n while her brother
lad about IL years old was found. We saw
Young lady who was badly scnded. An agoniz"d
mother could not find her infant child, and her
giict bordercd on insanity. We noticed numerous
other of suffering. One had bule cut in his
bead, accustomed by the cabin mlling on him. an
other bad his neck fast and his head just above the
water. These two had to be cut out. One little
boy was fast in the wreck and could not be cxti-
Gated but did not learn whether he WAS dead
al the time or aot. One young man hal GA board
>pan Of grey trotting horses. which cost him
Sllo0 in New York. and bound to the City Of
Mexico They seemed 10 be the pride of his life.
When tie crash was heard he made for his horses
10 cut them lon,c, but the water crowdc! 20 fat
that lie could not get I" them. When he found
that they were gone, he remarked that hc did No,
care whether no WAS saved "r not. He ,old IL,
that nil the money Re had left was fife n cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04

Mr.. Buchanan is said to be very much nnnoyel
by the New York speech of Senator Brown
Browns declaration that he wanted Cuba for the
extension of slavery is considered an unfortunate
blunder. and likely to be death blow to the
thirty million scheme Of the President. To coun-
teract this blunder, the Administrative organs in.
Guiding even the Washington Union, now set up
the opposite pretext, that the acquisition of Cuba
will limit and circum-cribe slavery. The same
old Janus-faee game is likely to be played again
! hy the Democracy. The southern Democracy ill
20 for Cuba to extend slavery. while the northern
Democracy will 90 for it " limit slavery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04

1t is said that one reason why Mr. Buchanan
declined to Gull an extra session, was the appre-
hen.ion that the members would vote themselves
extra pay. and tho Treasury 10 In no condition
Mt this time TO meet another Congressional draft.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04
Public Sale of the ALLEGHENY SnrinVs
~ rHE COUNTY OF MON Cl;sp " FL


pursuance o. the provisions If tru,t
to the 10Th day "f April 1857 by DR. Nd = "a taa.
ana WIFE, and OF record In the CLERK the NJ
montgomery and FRANKLIN made Me,srs oI,
the former propriets the payment purchase nnav
tor the Aieghany Sprinas operty will as trustee In sa
ny Springs Hotel, THURSDAY TIN. I4h dav oY Ap,sJI
49, II ar II not, tn tue ,iay rx,cu ,ud,,
AID H., hdsy. THREE UNDIVIDED FUUI;THS of ali ,'.,
wen kn"wn property in the county MONTGOMERY know,
~ 'he LLtohAY SPRINGS PROPERTY" which consist.
o. s"es the SPRINGS prope) Of TRACT OF LAND sunnns
81 I" contain about 800 ACRES Of the H,tel Cabins ,,h
os' aud DINER improvements the said OF land and
OF tue i"nsehold and Kitchen Furniture Psutan Ionl,
a I'VE Srh u'ed hYd employed upon the tract q: land
and belonging to the said Springs The
ncts are OF the most substantial kind and are snf,eu for
me comfortable accommodation OF HUNDRED yIsrous
These springs have Tor several pas, regarded
AMONGST the b. II not ind, the brs pieces Of oron.r,y In
The nta-le water being justly raied t s great NJ
""Mdi '"fhes They hsve, Ia past years. been
pti"niz"i and such their ebry, oniy IN ms ~
but throughout the South that further "a de. ned
unnecessary ~~
T. ssesn will be given the of tho AL.
5" that the purchaser will have max,
mcnis for the ensuing Spring season
an huthortzrti by MI b W. l.. Holt. the owner of the
other fourth OF this property, To say thai purchaser nj
IN" -ie advcrtis d. desire he purchase pon
tie must reasonable IN 'r
To meet the Of the trust co.b nav
m'ht VIII be required which will amount t., about 10 s
be CURED /" be made the days of January st ma
iool unless Otherwise p,res in
JNO y. l.. G0GGIN, Trustee
POsTPONEMENT--T n seve property was
advert ed tor sale the oath but m not thp
place in consequence of the Of the
III Wi certainly take place advertised
maIrh -u2 w kc!awtl4apri. j. y. L. G. Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04

ANOTHER AMERICAN VESSEL SEARCHED nY
Bni1ISm WAR SrE,NER.-The American schooner
Annette arrived II, Sal Juan del Norte un the l2;h
Of FEBRUARY. While running IN for the harnr the
British man-of-Nur Cesar fired blank shot 1T
her. and having brought her to, boarded and
searched her for flhbusters
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04
SOUTHERN PIPE FOUNDRY,
Rear of Shockoc Warehouse 18th Street
RICH m IN N. YlRGlNlA.


THE u Scrbers hay ing enlarged their Foundry for the
i 20 OF making WATER AND GAS lItES. - pre-
par /" make them Of all dmensiors from u, "a inches
I'll If required thu to suit the purpose
or hch they intended Our PHI has been tested tina
city, and has given entire satisiar Those 81
thing Ia The above iae. would do well call before
purcLa,n. at the nth elsewhere, will urni. them
a yer, low figure and W til dis, ach
We continue furnish all kinds Of Machinery CASTINGS
for Railroads. Agricultural Implements, Mil Gesr"g Flows,
&c, a.. lmarch 3d3ms EnDENS 4 BRANNAS.
nEATN BLOW TO CaBgNCH EH.-G1 ou.c-
VIII" wish ,eediiy rid Of Chtnches should
nse the DEATH BLOW. II kills III" well a. the bug
II is better han Onncnts and does inure the beds
furniture. Made AMI SO d only by l..4.... ....
ari. ld,s J II. THOMPSON & CO.. Druggiaa
Pure Coal OIL and Coal OIL Lamps.
A LARGE STOCK OF PURE KENNEL COAL OIL. At
n 81 50 gallon received and for sale Also COAL
OIL LAMPS. Of various p tierus BY
STADLER JONES'
march odts LSpchLurs, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04

BEEF "a rrLf-rhe ore inss Al III scales today reach
cd head Of thu uuu,r offered driven IL
ii ,deia and NV York, 20 let unslld and the
ade- ,srl by an"ru butchers rang
In 81 ~ TO = ~ l0U lbs and Rpg e5 Tile
rkct active to day. tu prices show
D. l2i the quniati ms of last week.
sHEEpThe supply has been quiic limited This week. and
with good demand prices have iored sales making
q 8 at - I.,r 100 los grnss
Notes.-The supply better this week and quite equal to
the dcMa s,lcs making at q 5las u per t0 lbs
To GMaiiiN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04

NHIes OF "I"rR III " 'HW"hd,
joins IASCAsriU SOY for TIA snGirR Th1rs3cv
Marh 3 -, Is,9
Nirriua 4 irr cents lie, Ss7 and interest
t. ihr state, last ea"I aud
Eitlirou CIV Bonis safes o. and iefes;
Nuliua Bank stock. par s7o) sale, e7;t.
Farmers B1nk Stork last sales nj s,,A
Exchange !:ank Sf"ck LAS sales at S@!
Wight, Fire aud Insurance Stock last les At S26
Merchants L. sutan,c Stock, last sales a. $50
Ichm ud fre Association Stock 'rrr S.u,> sale. So
n,d Frederic and Potomac Il i.ruad Stock sale
ats!
Virginia cc,trt il II, irnsd Stock de- Ut e.
n hmolm AMI Petersburg X air stock. safes eco.
Rcmoni and DAM lie ie'~d 81" H. last sal,S at u.s.
J unr- III ,er and Ktaaw ha Stock ls-t sales Sc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04
SALES BY AUCTION.
RUrURE DAY..
Br G0DDIN & APPERSON, AucrIoNrrKs.
RfcHAOS "a

RfCHAOS d. "a.
VALCA8Lg IMPROVED Rial EST arr
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND On PEARL AMI,
CARY sTREErs. FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii r..
sol at aneu m on WEDNESDAY. the eth day If APRIL
'' on me irrmses IN ncnrirg Al l2 ociock M the
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTAl Z located as Enf
abve consisting OF the fur Pearl ,sr~et
pied n~pceusfly oy M.s.rs Elicit Drewry W 9 Don
nan w KNOWLES. Wiili-m W ALA sons and The
at the corner "f Cary aud Virginia STREET. h. w
unt brother The absye located a, ma,
% par' :: snmanh and within short dsanr Of tho
Dock B,>h Dhyi!ie Depot and Sd w ar.bo.s. .n
whether ,rd be had 10 the rharac.r ~ ~ n
emis ra"h having granite fr"pis those IN sro,, az
Pearl street run batk about ~ xuia .f,,a,
thy front sreet ir .., 'na'
believed that real estate In til city offers b,r,r ,,
nents for jaicou. and rroht able In ma 49,
for the aggregate Of s6hD per anuum The
well kno"n aud favoraby spoken Of that further ac,
tin deemed unnecessary. plat Of II. pro,er,y vii, IT,
exhibited At the h mr. OF sIe 49, W." w
TERMS tine 6h lash. balance at 10 10 and 81 no,,h.
Ike taxes ami Insurance 1.9 paid by The
but thy TO receive the rents from the day Of sale '
apr ad!awn GoDDIN 4 APPERSON, Anct'rs.
BY CllAS. 7. WORKMAN & Co. Arcr,oxrrns
RiCHMO yD. 20
ttRGO NEW ORLEANS stream H. C,
~ MoLASSES AT AUCTION FRIDAY AppI,
18th AT nuf Warehouse the Dock N 49,
we VIII seli the cargoes per schr saie Gay and BS
Hope, from Alta kapa- La, conssti 6 of s
hoRsheAds prime TO choice q. Sugara
36 barrels really prime o. Molasses
ALso the cargo per brig Augoss. from Matanxas Cuba
~ hog.h' ada prime Mnscavado yaols..es
~ Clayed
24l tlerces Mnscavado
IEKas OF sALE-llfder $780, cash. over $780, month.
credit f'r approved negotiable paper - ~
CHAs T. WORTHAM & CO, Auct'rs
WILL BE ADDED:
Id bags damaged Peruvian Gua,o
irm wreck Of Bark oetaya. Sold account Of und.r
tiers for cash a,. n, &c ~. VII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04
V.I,A"I.K MHAI. K~TATK fUH SALE.

wish 10 sell iv't y, MY FARM In tie county Bed
ifd, the waters of j. diih Creek, NIL = Lex
ibstan Hne Ride Turnpike, AMI nine L., nrbutg
1hr i.m conisns l0U Acres with Uuanii,
* and branch FLATS. There b,twp,n .uu and
Acres OF MOI NTAIS LAND some Of which ,y,iv god
lphncco l,,nlj the place With The ppn Il whrh
dior" - found la this section OF e state place that
better better atty The imp risis
b,irk DIV EIIING H. tSEwih six large oms -
and all crssary ONT houses. Porsons wishing hny Mi
llv,d IL l. ok the above land drtrimin i Ia
sell lRpIi ics.l WM. & MtN<IS
4 stOK1CE pAsCE.-3O half rn.c- =. q. q.
"a LICuKItE good article oi Mass Just
stumrnt aud for sal, by LEE, ROCHE y co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04

Pistols.
Fishing TackIe,
Fancy Bn.kets,
Spit Cloth, &c. &e.
Comprising the largest ard best have of
tered TO the public. Our CUTLERY IL OUR OWN lMpoR.
TATION Ill compare both for variety aud cheapness
with any stock In the State We invite all house keees
chac and others To give us call guaranteeing satisfaction
In all eases march 3 dts CVI.HuUNS WILLS.
EyALUABI.E WOOD LAND IN SIGHT m
oF LfNCliBCRG FOR SALE II have about svYN
loo Arrts Of WOOD LAM, SALE at q reduced price
II IL well fimbered well watce; aud has good sol II Il
situate abou miles FRI the city. the rghthand Side Of
the Campbell H. sdoins tho lands Of G. Mosby.
Esq bargain obtained. by applying to my
ney, CHAS M. BLACkFokD or
march 3ldtA THOS. g. 6TABLER IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04

Reef Cattle Prices advanced 81 per iUb ba sal,s 81
|. ~ for best qnat.s aud at 81 uremur. SheerTh
market active, and ali qualuas have si h ly advanced Sw
dull sales of 800 b ad n S5 5Uc6 e1l.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20


VxTE respectfully invite attention of Farmss and
wv Agricultural dealers in this and adjoining States
FISHERS WROUGHT RON MOWER: for the Harvest
OF 1859; greatly improved the Machine of 1858.
This Mower has been thoroughly tested the past sea-
by number practical Farmers in OHIO and Penn
sylvan, and pronounced equal 10 any Moving Machine
yet invented Its durability Is evident, being manly
built of Wrought Iron.
The principle of the frame is entirely now and original
and wholly unlike any other machine in the world
fE Our Mower is simple in lis Construction; y
IL Our Mower is durable; fs.1.,l. .sts sa -
f-g- Our Mower IS easily managed, no side draft;
IL Our Mower is small, and don't take up mnch room
in barn or shed; -, -. -s...z
fFr Our Mower will not warp rot when exposed to
rY- On, Mower win cut a swath AZ feet wide; ~
Cv And our Mower is cheap.
Ef,sz What the Press Says. 2 CG-s
Fishers Mower is all Iron aud small and stand out
in the weather without rottinp down. or can be put
in small space Alliance Times.
It's perfectly simple having much less machinery than
power activity handled aud in every respect
beter.-C Massiilon Fair Journal .t
Fishers Iron Mower is substantial practical. modern
Machine We Witnessed the performance OF this Mover
at Deereld. could but admire the aud facility
with which it worked and the attention aud uni
y-rsal c6nendaop it received from the Farmers prcs
cxren ely and ai the same time gave
evidence of more than ordinary eoeet.
Fishers Machine is made of wroueht iron is of th.
most sim pie contr,cton and very powerful no danger
of accidents exists The position Of the driver is per
fcily The draf of the machine Is from 225 tt
$50 [Dav Commercial Register, Sandusky. o.
Prem ums Awarded to this III aehine
Oar Machine has taken The following First Premium
at the County Fairs last FALL in competition with all t
Movers of any uotcrety offered Ter sale in this part
the State s.-tr1e.
PORTAGE County Agricultural Society.
Stark County Agricultural Society
Tuscarawas County Agricultural Society. Il efs
Colunbiana County Agricultural Society, .-Ft
Salem Horticulu' al and Agricultural Society.
And highly co mended at the Ohio State Fair, no pre-
miums being offered
The price of our Now r " i'll be 10 PAYABLE in 81
months from the lst day OF juno next with INTEREST
termaturity- or 100 cash on delivery The purchase
in all pay the freight From the hatterr man
ner in which Mower has been received by the pub
led TO believe that endeayorS to manufactur
reliable Mower have been npprecieted. We take th
opportunity remark, ibis policy will he unchaneed, an
that every Machine sold by shall not hesitate
warrant in every respect. y n 80 -.
FISHER SKATERS & 20.
II Send IN your orders soon as p"sshle an
obiige yours respectfully, F., s. & CD.
= Alliance, April, 1883 aprl3-3m
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20
Hiram Giddingss Is EIisha Garrett.

y Hiram Giddings Us Etisha Garrett ?
CHERlFF sALE-By virtue OF nn order OF sale to fns
- directed and delivered from the court of common
pleas of Portage unty and state of Ohio shall
to sale public the door of the hOnse il
the town aavenna in said county and Satur
cay, the 3Oh day of April, 1882 at the hou
of oc ock of said day, the following described
lands and ienements, to wit: sss,5 u s5t ga.
Situated in the township of Nelson In the county o.
Portage and of Ohio and Is known by being part OF
lot No. in said township; beginning at stake s;a9dng
The north line of said lot No in the mill pond and
at the north west of land Edwin Atwood
in the lot; thence south the east line of said
At~ oods land 9A rods to the center OF Silver cfeek
ah out rod south of k wh.re stands three hemioS
trees; theuce 40e % ros thence north So
east 70 thence north o east rods thence south
$50 east 1S rods the center of the hghway thence
north S east Al rods to the center of thence
down the center the creek north 4os, east 81 rods
thence north 6oe 20 ods thence west ON the north
containing 3s of land less; excepting two
sold R. Scott Including the annery with the land
hereby conveyed included the lower grist mill and
mill aud fung mill, together with other buildings
standing thereon - 81 s. s,.s sos -
Also six acres Of land on said lot No. the south side
of the where MIR Tabors house sands beginning
at post at the s. corner of said piece in the center
Of the which the N w. corner of John 5eoor
harm bears g. 800 20N distant 45 links; thence
E. chains 10 links; thence n t5o T. eEsns sna
4s links; thence s 10 2o W. II chains and g INKS
thence N. 500 so, w. chains and So links TO the
place of beginning containing acres aud SSioo OF an
acre of and excepting acre Of isna In
thereof heretofore decided to said Johu aoid SUB
ect to The interest of Alvan Joiner therein.
Appraised Sasee. (rwo thousand, SIX hundred and
Taken on an order of sale as the property Of Elisha
Garrett, at the suit of Hiram Giddings.
Terms, cash on day Of sale. -
-is " n I'pIi THOS R. WILLIAMS sheriff.
Sheriff . Ofice Raveuna, March 26, 1859. mehSo-e"
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Taylor & Willard, ,Att'ys. ~ .4s.i ei15fa a'
Sheriff s One. Ravenna, April 9. 1858. apr6-5w

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF COURT
- -Iu the township of Edinburgh, The 5ih day of
May, 1S59, botwean the hours o'clock A M and
three O'Clock the Ieses will be sold to the hi h
bdderihe following described real estate the prop
erty of Harvey NJ Case deceased to wit Stunle in the
Township of Edinburgh, in the County of Portas, and
state of Oe and is known by being in subdivision four,
division, thence s. s1e 4 W. chains and SO along
s. line of said subdivision post; thence N w.
IL chains and 80 5i0o links to posts thence s9o 45N
E. chains and so links, TO post in the E.line of
said subdivsion thence s. E. IL chains 81 10 links
along the line of said subdivision the place of be-
ginn containing six and one fourth of land.
Also, the following piece of land, viz Beginning Mt
post standing in the E line of said subdivision No. IL
chains 80 $40 links North of the South East line of said
post; thence 45v W. chains and 93 links, to post
thence 89c, 50", six chains, to pst in the line
of said subdivision; thence s. % 50" E. chains, 92
links, to the place of beginning containing s1
land be the less. Also the ing piece
of laud in said subdivision No. iseginning post
standing in the West line of said subdivision
W. of surveyed off the end side OF said
subdiysion thence N s9o 5G E. 43 chains s6 links.
posi- thc 6. chains, Is 10 Inks post; thence
Is. $50 55", W. 43 chains, &c links, post thence N.
chains s 10 links to the place of beenning. contain
ing forty and "a 100 of 40 34le0 of land. by
the survey ef s. D. Harris, County S1ryeyor.-.-
The arm is Pleasantly coated in healthy and desira-
BILE neigborhood in the vicinity q the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh R. R. It il under state of high cultivation
and nipt oyement, well waered and timbered-has first
rate buildings, and soil OF the best quality.
Appraised al 2,s25-
e - -ss -s.E TRUMAN CASE, ..
Administrator of the estate of Harvey NJ Case deceased
Brown & WOODWORK H, Ateys.
April 9, 1859. 4w az Hta= ~ ttf as-f
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SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of an order of sale to me
directed and delivered from the Court of Common
Pleas Portage County and State of Ohio shall expose
to sale at pubic vendue at the door Of the court tose IN
the of Rayenna in said county of Portage and state
of Ohio Saturday the 30 day of April D. 1853,
at the hour of O'clock P. n. of said day. the
following described lands and tenemcnts to wit ::
Situate in the township of Paris county OF Portage
and of Ohio, being part of lot No. "a in Paris and
more particularly known as part of village lot No. q in
the village of Newport, aud being part of the woolen
factry oi commencing Il feet east Of the wooln acto
ry where il stands, and running along the south
bank of the mill the lower end of the lock- thence
along the north side of the lot in westerly direction
point 10 feet of.the wooden factory buildings,
and Including all the land between the canal and race
hound by line running Il feet east of the factory huiid
inGs with the privilege of going and from said lot,
from the grist mill lot forever by bridge plat fom
the not interfering with the privilege of the
mill canal; beDgLhe same deeded TO said Roberts by
John W. Rag ana wife. february3d, 1857. ~ AZ
Appraised at two hundred and thirty three and one
third dollars. q.
Taken on an order of sale the property of John r.
Roberts and ais, at the suit of Lewis Umbatadter.
Terms, cash on the day of sale.
StIawder & Hart, At'ys. shis ssT -5s-t! .sss
sheiiff's Office. Rayenna, March 2e, 1852. mchse5w4
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Interesting to Farmers!

E.. B Al LIS O no M o " e r
yet laid the shelf neither g it to be
/ ded by other Machnes entirely. The inventor and
patentse Of this mschine having disposed of his i'-
teest in the late firm of Ball, Aultman Co., has
erected large and extensive establishment of his
this city, he Is extensively engasedi anufactur
ing for the coming harvest this valuable iiamster
The Machine, il is built, is got up in quite
different ye Machines of the same kind heretofore
sold making much lighter for the team, well
10 be easily apaged by the OPERATOR 1t has also
of the best z u -tts : ,eleii = = -
REAPINGs ATTACHMENTS - EfE
in the world Now the facts seriously these: I You
want got this either single Mower Mower
and Reaper combiDed and vaut one embracing the very
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, you had better not
tractfo Machine until yots tcdt tbs " OLD OHIO
NOW Err" looks like notc.
= have appointed WM P, sPicRs, Of Ellsworth Maho-
ming County my General Agent for the western Re-
exceDng one or two counties In the western part
of a. Coufnhana county. Mr.. Spicer is practical
Farmer and also a gentleman in whose statements the
most implicit confidence can be placed. t,,.. .
Those wishing procure one of these Machines and
who reside within the hounds of his tcritory can apply
to him directly aud he doubt will be pleased to give
any further information that m ny be desired yi-
Canton, March 90, 1859 - apr6; n. BALL.