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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

SOMETHING NEw.- The sewing-machine
patented by the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine Company is really the most
astonishing thing of its kind which has ever
come under our notice. But Mr. Grover, the
ingenious inventor, has recently, it would
seem, greatly improved his invention. He
has brought out machine which is the
wonder and admiration of the world. 1t is
very simple, not liable to get out of order
does its work better and faster than its pre-
decessors. The "Great Western" Depot of
the Company is So West Fourth-street, Gin
cinnati, ...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

TIE RECENT MALICIOUS ASSAULT ON VINE
STREET HILL.-A few days ago, difficulty
occurred between couple of men on Vine
street Hill, during which a man, named Fl.
Rosener, cut another very seriously in the
head with knife. He was before Judge
Lowe, and committed in default of bail in
the sum of $500 to await trial before the next
term of the Court of Common Pleas.
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AN EFFICIENT PoLICE.-A Mrs. Adams,
House, on returning from walk on Monday,
found that her house had been taken posses
sion of by some sharp lawyer, who had
rented or purchased it, and her furniture
turned out of doors. There was no one in
the house but a daughter of Mrs. Adams
when the attorney made the descent. Upon
this, Lieutenant Kirby-probably relative
of him who used to die so beautifully-ar-
rested the woman for harboring lewd wo-
men. 1t seems that it is the quitting of the
business that excites Lieutenant kirby's
moral sensibiities, and which he wishes to
punish with the rigors of the law.
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PROBATE COURT.

The wills Of Eicher, late OF Green Township, and
OF Lewis Breitenbaoh, late Of Cincinnati, ad-
mitted TO probate. " p
APFRorRIATIoN OF PRoPERTY-A jury assessed
$500 the value of land appropriated by the Board
of Education of Millcreek Township, from the
property Of BENJAMIN Vanconrt, for the purpose Of
EHGNc1PATIoS.- II, W. Compton, of Nashville,
Tennesfe ee, manumitted a Inulatto woman, named
Derhese, aged twenty-five years, and her two
male children, agsd eighteen months and six
months. Mr.. Headington appeared for the owner.
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A LITTLE GIRL SoALDED ALMOST TO DEATH.
Mrs. Connolly, recfding in FTont-street, near ar
the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Depot,
yesterday afternoon, caught kettle of boil
ing water, which was upon the stove, and
upset the contents upon her body. From
read to foot she was fearfully burned, and
although medical assistance was Immediately
called, and every effort made to relieve her
sufferings her recovery is deemed impos-
aihle
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

BURGLARY ON VINE-sTREBT HILI.-The
residence of Abraham Livingston, on Vine
street Hill, was feloniously entered, night
before last and robbed of fjewelry, plate, and
other property, to the value of more than
conn
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

A MoNUAERF TO CoRSIsBdAs.-An ap-
propriate monument is now in preparation,
to be erected at ST. PauPs Church, Penzance,
to the memory Of old Dolly Pentreath, who
is said 10 be the last person who spoke the
Cornish language. This viii bear a suitable
inscription, and Is conformity prepared by
the Vicar and the Prince Lucien Bona
parte. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

A MAN FALLS AsLEEP WHILE ATTEMPTING
SUIoIpE.-In Taunton, Mass, the other night,
a man named Sew ard intimated to his FAM
ily that he probably would not be seen again
In tbis world. In the course of the night,
he provided himself with clothes-line and
went into his wood-house, where he was
attached to beam overhead, he being fast
aalaan
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

CoRRECTIoE.-The Burnet House is not
full, as has been reported from the COM
mencement of the National Fair. They
have a sufficient number of ladies' and gem
tlemen's large rooms to accommodate, with
regular beds, at least one-third more than
they have had during the fair. sel8-b
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NHWPORT VS..

AN OUTRAGE.-The "Wide-awakes Of
our city, a Republican associstion, erected few
ner III York and Mayo streets. Night before last
crowd Of boys built large FIRE around the pole aud
with the assistance OF ak, soon teled the pole 20
the ground Conduct like this shOald meet with
such rebuke as il properly deserves lt nnprnet-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

ADAMss EXPRESS sCoMPANY.-Adams's Ex-
press Company yesterday very kindly fur
nished us with late Eastern, Louisville and
Nashville papers, all in advance of the mail,
for which they have our thanks.
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HARPER FOR OoToBER.-Robert Clarke &
Co., Fourthstreet, have received Harper's
Monthly Magazine for next month. 1t is an
attractive number, and contains among other
good things, ''The Quaker Widow,"b Bayard
Taylor, with appropriate illustrations.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

PERsoSAL.-General Joseph H. Lane ar
rived in the city last evening, and is stop
ping at the Spencer House.
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TIE PWxE-SHoOFIEa AT OoLoaHR.-fhe
city Of Cologne Is now holding meeting of
pFize-shooteTs. The highest pr.ze VIII Be
castle on the Rhine. Germans, Enelisb,
Swiss. BelgiauH, and Dutchmep, are invited
10 attend. The castle Is amAgniheent edifos
Just opposite Ooblentz. ''-- 80 es,s
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

TEETH, TEETH.-Teeth extracted without
pain, drugs or damage, by an invention of
an entire new process.
DR.. J. B. FRANCIS,
Office 1871 West Fourth-st
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THIS morning, at nine o'clock, j. Graft 4
Co. sell large stock of Pawn-broker's
goods at their store, No. Is East Fourth
street. See advertisement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

GoDEY.-G Godey's Lady's Book for October,
with its usual variety Of choice reading aud
fashion plates for the month, has been re-
ceived at G. N. Lewis's, No. 2s West Sixth
street ......" ....
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Second premium, "Rattler," BY tetocRbridee
Chief,N II. DoWnyl Lexington, Ky.y.,.,,,,. 400 %.
Between three and four, Seneca Chief" N. q,
Hamin, Glendale $50 90
Second premium, Young Concert" Joab
Scales, CovinRton 80 00
Between two and three, first premium" "Ex-
celsior,H j. Nichols o nthiana, Ky....... 100 90
secoi to 'sIightfoot Moreen" 8. FlominR,
Hamilton OOuntv, Ohio. 80 90
YeaTlipg, first premium, "George Crune," BY n
,stockbridge Chief,"A. s. Olmsted, Ham
iltOn County, Ohi0... 30 %
Second premiu1n 10 Young 6tockbridge,n b.
A. Hunt, Hamilton County, ohio...".......... 20 90
.s THoRoUeH-BRTD sTALLIoNs. .r.. r.
Best thorough. bred stallion, over four years
old, first premium 70 Reber katz, Ohio =
"Bonnie Scotland, " sire "Iago' ...........t500 90
Second premium to uGray Glencoe" by inn
ported "Glencoe," J. b. Schmitman, Butler
County, 20 90
brSnt cRcinnat %".a" A.@oan, =. ~ 100 90
Between tn ee and iOur, two entries, first pre-
mium to "Prince OF Wales" owned by 3.
800 OO
Second premium ANDY Burt" II. Demloy,
Between thu ee and four, one entry, Revenge
owned by Reber Kutz Ohio................. 100 90
Yearlings, one entry, owned by Reber 4 Kutz 20 90
Sucking colts, "Joe Cooper" and "GeorFe
Crane, jr," by "Stockbridge Chief" oaoha
premium ..........s Is 90
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

LATEST FROM JAPAN.-Have you tried the
new teas from Japan2 Call at Pendery 4
Co.'s, northwest corner of Fifth and Wal
nut-streets, and get samples, which will be
furnished free of charge.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

THE RECENT ELM-sTREET HoMIo1DE.-The
Grand Jury, at its late session, failed to find
bill of indictment against George ]. Cald-
well, who had been held to answer for the
homicide of Charles @. Browne, the partic-
to our readers. The defendant was therefore
released from the custody of the law, in
which he was held under security of $1,000.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

LHTFEBs DETAINED BoR WANT or PosTAsH,
Tuesday, September IS, 1850; .-I .
Mr.. A. B. Burnee Huntsville, Ala.
samuel X. Anderson, KeOkuk, Iowa.
II Halman. Terre Hauto, Ind
Jennie M. Phipps, Oleartion, Ohio.
Mrs. Ann Rice, New Orleans, La.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

FoR fine artistic picture, go to A. >.
Blooms Gallery, IA West Fifth-street'
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BOARDING.

BOARDING FOR RENT-A pleasant front
room, lighted with gas, in the second story,
tween Central-av. and John-st. seS-d*
DOARDING-A few young men and gentle-
u man and his wife can be accommodated with
board in private family. Also, q front room to
is within five minutes walk Of the Postofice Ad.
dress d. E., Press Office. sel0-b*
NpOAR DING-A gentleman and wife, or three
ID single ladies, can be accommodated with board
in private family, by applying at 1O6 Fifth-st.i
east Of Broadway. selS-b"
FpOARDlNG-.A gentleman and his wife can be
1O accommodated with board and pleasant front
room unfurnished in private family, where they
can have the comforts, of home. Also, couple q
young gentlemen can be accommodated with board
and pleasant room, and the care Of mother, at Q3
West Court-st. sels-cF
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LOST.

II OST-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-A Car
IL bnncle BARRING. The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving the ring at this oitice.
III OST-A JET CROSS Belonging to a lady's
h breast pin. The finder will be entitled to Sl,
on leaving Il at this office. -..- selS-o
n OST-On last Friday week, black-and-tan
Ia Terrier Dogj mark on the forehead, made BY
turning him to 23S West Third-st. win be re-
waIded selS-b"
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EOR EXCHANGE-A GOLD WATCH AND
II CHAIH-FOr Dry Goods or Groceries, 1t is
No / American. make patent lever. Address GOLD
WATCH, at this office. selS-bF
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FOR RENT.

INOR RENT-Three good rooms to u small fam
H lily. INQUIRE at 235 Hopkins-st. sela-b'
HNOR RENT-A good Plano-forte. Apply to
H VIM. b, DENNIS, southeast corner Fourth
and Plum. sel9-b"
ETOR RENT-THREE RO0Ms-Seoond floor,
H TO email family. Apply at AZ West Oourt-st.,
between Central-av. and John. sel9-b'
WTOR RRNT-ROOMS-At No. 2z5 Walnut 50 :,
II between Sixth and Seventh. Inquire on the
premises or at BAlN'S fruit-store, No. 152 Wal
nut-st, below FouTth-st. sel9-bF
NOR HENT-A NEAT TsTORE-HOUsE-Of
II fur roc MS with cellar, on the Observatory.
road. sels-b'
EyOR RENF-Tw furnished rooms, one on the
n hrst hOOr with gas, pleasantly situated, within
FIVE minutes walk of the Postofce. Apply at 5,
north side of Seventh; st third door east Of Main
LselS'd'l
ETOR RENT-For a term of years, twenty five
y acres of Land, on the Western Hills, in Storrs
and Millcreek Townships, half mile from the city,
with of the best orchards in the county a
small vineyard and cider-press; three never-fail-
W. ORANGE. half a mile from the Brighton Sta.
tion. sels-e>
LNOR RENT-seyeral unfurpished front rooms
- suitable for gentlemen's sleeping rooms can be
obtained by applying Immediately at the south
corner of Fifth and Sycamore No, 100. sel6-f"
ENOK RENT-RAILROAD OFFICE-A we'll.
y ventilated, pleasant room, on the first floor If
surance Office, Apply at Press Counting-room, Vine
ST., opposite Custom house. sel6-d-
ENOR RENT : RES DENCE = In Coyington,
4 Kentucky, very neat residence, on Gal rard-
ST., near the bridge, and convenient to the Cincin
natl Ferry, containing II rooms, hall, gas, &C.,
Will be rented low TO good tenant, all in good
order. Inquire next door to premiooe. sol6-d'
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NATIVE DURHAM BULLS.

Best bull over three years old, Ave entries, first
premium awarded to Kehtucks Duke, three
years cid, sired By Duke of Adrie owned by
b. utus j. Clay, Of Bourbon County, Ky......I0
Second premium to Challenger, three years old,
sired by imported Warrior, owned by s. NJ.
Golfer, Clinton County, Ohio.............".....
Between two and three years old, four en-
tries First premium awarded g Grand D9ke,
Jeremiah Duncan, Bourbon County. Ky....,.
Second premium to Young Duke of Adrie,
sired by imported Duke of Adrie, owned by
Jeremiah Duncan, Bourbon County, Ky.....
Best yearlinR, one entry-A second premium
awarded 10 Lucifer sired by imported Exile,
Best bull calf, three entries-First premium
awarded to Ben, sire, Ben Bolt, owned by
Brutus J. Clay, Bourbon County, Ky.-,-.....
Second to Albion, sire Eglanty, owned by DR..
b. @. Bedingar. Boone County. kY.u...u.u....
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WANTED.

WN, ANTBD--Am man aud wife to work on Farm
w In indiana; the man 10 we'll understand farm
ing and TO attend 20 stock, tho womsn to DO the
milking, Such son that can come we'll roc
1S West Fourth-street, between Main and Walnut
streets. I.f aelg-cF
foom. copy 1t and eh. Preus.l lL
WANTED To merchants In wa 4 Of a clerk
w respectfully ofer my services. Il am you
nan, twenty years Of age, lately from school am
dostrous OF engaging in any respectable business,
either in country OF town. am oompatent 90 clerk
in gr cerl or dry-g DDS store-iu fact, would en-
gaee in any thing where can make myself gener-
ally useful. Sal Ty no object. A. good, permanent
eituaticn is what / desire. Address ii ARR1
TRkADWAY Cincinnati q. sel9 -
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AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION SALE.-BY KELLOGG WILL
"A IAMS Sales-rooms 22 and "a East rhird-st.
Three Thousand Dollars Worth Of Jewelry at Auc-
al O'Clock, a large aHd fresh stock OF Jewelryi
we'll assorted, Of all the latest patterns and va
retes and to be sold in lots to suit the trade, who
P. s.-The above is direct from the manufactory.
sel9 A. KELLOGG, AuetioneeT.
A UCTION SALE.-By KELLOGG 4 WILL
IN IAMS.-Sale-rOOms % and ~ East Third
street.-THtS wednesday, MORNING, September
70, at o'clock, q general variety of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Watches, etc.
At 10 o'clock-A general assortment of Parl1r,
Dining room, Chamber aud Office Furniture, and a
i,i5' seis v ''''' a. KELLOGG, Auetisnser.
A UCTION SALE.-By COOPER a STOKES,
N Sale-rOOm No. Id East Fourth 81 200 look
inR-glasses, 1ron-stoI Ware, etc-Will be sold AZ
our auction rooms, A East Fourth-st., 200 Look
ing-Rlssses in gilt, mahogany and rosewood tfames
ALsO-A large assortment Of lron-stone Ware,
sets COOPER 4 STOKES, Auctioneers.
A UoTION sAIlR-BY JACOB aBAFF 4 90,
IN. at our Store, IS East Fourth street. Large
sale Of Unredeemed Pledges = VIII be sold Nt
auction on WEDNESDAY MORNING, septen I,
TO continue until all Is sold large amount Of un.
redeemed pledges, consisting IN part OF hne gold
hunting and open-faced patent levers, celebrated
makers; fine gold hunting and open.taoed detached
levers patent and detached levers In silver cases
chains gentiemen's heavy gold breast -pins studs,
signets, lockets bracelets musical and mathematt-
cal instruments, cabas, fancy goods, &C,
JACOB GRAFT, Auotloneer,
sel6 No. 1S East fourth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

WEEKLY RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.
The receipts for licenses, during the week,
at the Mayors Office amounted to $l97, de-
rived from the following sources:
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsBRvAT1oNs-ByH Henry
Ware, Optician, September l8;
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FOUND.

ECOUND-A CAMEO BROoCH-Which owner
e may have by applying to SURE, ECksrElN
a. co. sel9-bS
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RIghth Annual Exhibition Of the United
states AEriculturaI society--5ixth Day.

Large Attendance The Exhibition of Stock
The Raoe-E EEsit and Fiotoers- The Horse
"Bay0nae' Falls Dedd--han KILLED = Trial
Of Steam Fire Engines on Thursday
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,. . B
THIS DAY, sEPrEMBER 10, AT4P,M.
For Parkeubnrg and Wheeling. aIt
GTEAMIRR POMRROY, CAPT. BEQ9,
- leaves as above. ~ H'~T- ILL., -
scis =. MCBURNIE, Agent. Ez-s.rsalalaaze
THURSDAY. sEPTEAfBER 20, Ar1P.M.
For PArkeFpbuig and Marietta ~
CsTHAMRR FANNY pcnUfNIn, CAPT.
- BLAGG, viii leave e. above. u. i IT, -
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Arrirals = Superior, louisville; Bostona, No. q
Dun ID1lgnlsith, Neville Pomeroy, Wheeling; Liberty
Departures Superior, Louisville; Pomeroy, Louis
yille; B9stona No. 2, Portsmouth Boston, Big
Liberty, Wheeling; J. b. Ford, Wheeling; Chester
Ashley, Memphis; Ellen Gray KaRawha River;
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FOR SALE.

O0 SLA1AIt
nNOR Sale ROUTE-A good route on the
u Daily Press. Apply at the counting room
Monday afternoon. sel6-d'
HTOR OARDING-HOUsE-One Of the
einnsH Ohio sei5-b'
ENOR sALR-A SMALL GROCERY-Capable of
~ - Improvement; situation, one Of ths best, viz;
out Cali at s6e East Front-st., Fulton. sol0.b'
IGOR SALES UhK Y-A frst-rate, strong
INQUIRE Gk y KqqN shssGs % GarssS rnS Soqsah shoy
Eighth-st, between Sycamore and Main. sels-b'
EOR SALE-BIRDs 100 Singing Mocking-
H birds. Will sell for cash or secondhand cloth
ing. Apply at 81 water-st., one door west Of Vine.
lsel5-f"l
UNOR SALE-That desirable piece of property,
n 2i2 LoDgworth-st., fronting 45H feet; gas,
PN TS g the Scs Il the
and Lot, 23S Clinton-st sels-d+
WSOR SALE-H0UsE-A new two-story House,
n on payton-st. Has six rooms, hall, gas aud
water Lot rs feet frcnt by 90 feet deep to 20 feet
alley. Part n the purchase-mOney to be paid in
ten years. in yearly payments bearing six per cent.
Interest. For further particulars, inquire 1T ID
Dayton-st. sel5.fF
ECOR SALR-SALOON-Do good business,
rooms with gas and aud we'll furnished. "'f Win be be- sold
cheap as the present occupant about to leave the
city. Apply at No. Is Broadway, Cincinnati.
lsell-tfl
EOR SALE-or would EXCHANGE for good
- city property ARM, containing 81 acres,
the Little Miami r ,ilroad, near Branch HILL and
IS miles by the Madsonvile Turnpike, in good
improvemsnts consist Of good house and tenant
hsuse, -hou.e, chicken house, bee-house, &o
The land lies well for cuitivatio2 Titis good For
the Recorders Office, Cincinnati. sel4-ff
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sTAvE PREM1UM.

N. j. Templeton, an extensive and prac-
tical cooper, of this city, offers purse of
800 in gold to the person who shall pro-
duce the best 1000 machne-made slaves for
tight work, of uniform thicknes--full seven
eiehths of an inch-and four-and-a- half
inches wide, clear of sap, with the least waste
of timber--he to be the judge.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
The following is list of the premiums
awarded vesterdav.
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IMPORTED DURHAMs.

iMPOHTED DURHAMS.
Best Durham bull, over three years old, three
entries, premium awarded to New Years Day,
sire Magnet, seven years old, imported at
d CLARK Count, - ~ 90
Be. imported d. rham cow, over three years
old, premium awarded to Easter Day seven .
years old, owned by @. NJ Clark, Clark Ooun-
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In no class OF articles on eXhlDltlon is the
competition more spirited, or the interest
more intense than among the saw-mills, and
scarcely any other specie of machinery has
within the last few years shown the benefi-
cial effect Of the application Of practical in
eenuity and skill to their improvement more
markedly than they have. We noticed yester-
day a new claimant for the attention and ap-
proval of Lumber men, in the shape of the
Clemens patent Circular Saw-mill, invented
by Mr.. G. H. Clemens, and patented by
himself and Messrs. A. B. Holabird & Co., of
this city, in July last. Mr., Clemens is a
practical sawyer, and having been engaged in
putting up mills of different kinds, and find
ing more or fewer defects in all, he got up
this mill to suit himself 1t seems to us TO
contain several comendable features, among
which are the following;
The feed motion is under the perfect con-
troll of the sawyer. 1t is operated by a step
or cone pulley ON the mandril, running on a
similar pulley with single belt on a sepa-
rate SHAFT, upon which is friction pulley
and roller. The feed motion is made by the
friction roller travelling on the inside of a
pulley on the pinion shaft, which works in
the rack of the carriage, and the backing out
OF gigging back motion is made by the fric-
| tion pulley pressing on the outside Of q
] pulley on the same shaft, which leaves the
| mandTil perfectly free, causing no trembling,
thereby insuring perfectly smooth lumber
the only thing necessary 10 feed up or gig
back is slight motion Of a lever, either way
acting on the shaft, which is set in sliding
boxes, upon which is the friction pulley and
roller. The rigid control of the saw mandril
in combination with the steady pins, by
which more or less lead can be given to the
saw, Is also another advantage in making
4 smooth lumber, as when the cut Is out the
saw can be lifted away from the log, and
when the log is backed out lift it back; il i
also an advantage In keeping In line with
the upper saw The pinion oil the feed shat
also works on the top Of the rack, thereby
preventing any danger Of breakage from u