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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

WELL DoNE-Fiftv cords of wood have been
brought down upon the va. & Tenn. road TO be dis
tributed among the poor Of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

Lrw1sBrEG.-No mail for nine days. Almost TOD
cold 10 sleigh, still a great deal Oft Snow twenty
inches deep. THERMOMETER II degrees below zero
Scarcity OF provision for stack feared Thus saith
the Chronicle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

MALI Architect, assisted by n. d. Ciop-
] ton, Engineer aud Frederick Kosch and G. Heinrich.
Architects aud DrauRhtsnen, Is prepared to furnish Designs,
Specifications and estimates, for all kinds of buildings and ma.
tliuery. Special attention will he paid to the construction Of
v york entrusted 10 his charge. surveys Of Land, Mines and
ROADS will be made at the shortest notice, and upon the most ap-
proved plans. Address ~ EAALi.
nov dAcis Archltcct. NlchmOnd, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
NucCORKlE y Co,
Whoic.mIe una Retail siroccrs,

COMMISSION a. fbRW ABIDING MERCHANTS, and
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
ut the old Stand Of McCorkle Il Jones, MAIN STREET, LYNCH.
nuna. VA, viii give particular attention to the sale Of FLOuR,
WHEAT. CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &c. Liberal
advances viii be made on all oonsignmonia, when required.
ian ~ Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

About ten wagons are kept busi'y engaged, every
day, in hauling coal TO supply ont citizens, during
this cold weather. Ten years ago two wagons were
article at hat.-Charlston, hnnarba Rep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
ANEW CNNCEnX.-Wn,ing pnrchnscd ef mr.

~ In, = NArrlpr. his iHtertst in the stock OF tSa@is OF
Con- II IttckprA Co. the bnsint So viii be continued here
afcrin INV own ualne aud or my own account, IN Inc same
s4o,ot hev ,r,,ttNea | take this occasion TO say 10 my old
fi,nds aud customers. that lhave now on hand a large aud wei
assorted stock Of Dry Goods, and shall at all times endeaFor 10
t,sn a stock well worthy their&tentioR. NHhlsh"Stal ann snail
be- to deserve the confidence and patronage OF those who may
" i, thor cusfora. GEORGE N. RUCKER.
.- = L IA -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

N~TEEWOEs he -ubscr,srr ca"
~ tnues ia market for SftlloEs. Of both aexes, between
the ages of 10 and ~ years, including Mechanics, such
Ms nlnck-niiha and Carpenter, aud Mill puy the highest mar
kat prices III cnsh. litsonce Ia n noNlS erected brick building
ON III ~ lynch street. immediately In rear OF the faimorn
nank. " here he In prepared. daving erected buildings with
thai Nicw) To board nogfoes sent To lsYnehhupR Tor sale u 9th
rr~lso. on ~ moderate terms, aud koep them na secure ms II
they we're placed In the Jail of the Corporation
u1,y ~ ,dsrly SFrlI WpoDROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

u street / yurhhurg. Va, few doors below Norvei H"u-"
II wing bought Clonins' Livery Stable, odd siaitd OF" a.
Ervce} I have fitted it up in good styl', and sha' Yep frs"
lar FRS class Livery and Sale Stable, and also q hc3a9"f "'
No ! Hacks, Bugcies and Saddle Horses ferfiTe
=" $1,000 WV. IL HALl,
WV. II. TAYLOR
Ar.AA -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

JoxEsBoRRorGn TENs.-The weather has been
very bad, and James Brown has been elected Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

TINS IS Coon. WE'VE TRIED TITO cure a pain
in the breast, procure a weil-made silk or "ooiien
drcss-with an equally weil-cons'rncted wonian IA
side of il, and press close 70 the part affected, re
peat the lpplication tiii the pain ceases. thus re-
cipe, when the directions are carefully observed rnS
rarely becn known to fail in affecting y cure. The
medicine is found in almost eve y household, andmaY
pnssihly cost 81 lrlRe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

~ son j. authorized TO contract any debt o. Purs5asc any
goods on nay 4rauuut. and that ! Will not he Uesp0n@ble for
ANY debts, or purchases except those contracted or made ny
myself il person. dHlNN I'LL pAbAah-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

SMALL Pox.-Tuo or three cases of small pax have
lately occurred at Captain loungs, Gu the Middle
brook road, six miles from S'adnton and az MI
Speck's. an the same Observation-Disclosures Spec
faior.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
NSDH sggK e. sapr ri er gIOuse servant. APP.
II ,1y T. NO 81 AN+,JDRN1

NNNNES Wa NTEN.-s-tbcy year irrd
w we would most respectfully say to those II Our custom
es whose accounts are still unsettled, that we are very aDN.
sous t. collect all Of cur accounts 81 the end every Yedr-
Please call antyc VII tax" great pleasure ia ToccptinE your
accounts. Very respectfully YOURS.
I'm d = AAllllAS q u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

The late snow storm was not severe AT any pom
west of Martinsburg, Va. The fall OF snow "asq gun
light at Wheeling, aud in Ohio the cars were not
all impeded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
TIUMNN n TITTl FUWNN FHhHU'
ldkr igsptst0f a. Martins Wareh0Hse.
HILL. n WNusGEHEAn,
I'ou,ni.sS0m Merchants.

w. WRSCH, Attorney "iunw, tschmema,
81 Va, wiz practice Ia the tnurtB OF Richmond city, In tho
Counties Of Goorhlnnd aud Louisa, and In the supreme Court
ut The T.. y, and Court Of Claims, W aslington, L. q.
20 ofiict, WhiK building, Richmond, Va.
Tppa =. Itglp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

beg leave to return my sincere thanks To my
Y irienda aud tho public generally for the very liberal pat.
,onago bustuwrd on the old concern Of j. II. 4 Ii. II. Nowln-
and solicit n continuance to lie new concern.
Jan ; d&cts BENZ II NoWllN. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

les, u ransic
Y and fancy Valentines. fom ) ccuts to 81 each. received
and for sale wholesale and retail at Liap3ol MoRSES.
AIDES Fine Rubber Nj Tpers.-I LaNc received
n IA neat, low cut, ~~clltttinR Ladies Euhbcr slipper Of
good quality, and offered At 10 eeuts.
ian J0ts HEEAUI ny.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

~ those contemplating Marriage. Iuur cold steel plates IS
cts plain plates p cts, free Il lostaEr.
Tbs work contains a dissertation on tn" necessity Of Mar
rilsc, instructions in Counting, with a Crrr for Love encctS
Of Ccilaey, tohabitation. cause OF StcrtltN ~ planned. in reasc
oflamly with many other uscfalinstrucuo from the French
of jean Dubois Address. HENRY $ q. SMITH y co.
dgrafS HdgtuA. Box i1IU Post office, y Y.
f, IN HIM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

Tho undersigned having takcn q Lease, for a term OF years,
on the AMERICAN HOTEL, respectfully soheits n share OF
patronage from his friends and the public, He pledges himself
that no effort on his part shall be spared 20 render his guests
comfortable, and to sustain the present reputation o the house.
inn iGlm W. II. BISHOP.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

A oSR-HoRsE %carryali is for sale in Chr'stianso"rg'
The SrocH of the Farmers Bank OF flncas'e n"s
increased to So. 900, as much as the Directors M'"N
desirable at present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

~ and conveyed to Nj. VIM. u Bishop, the interest Of John
j. Brown, Esq, In the Lease, Furniture, good will, SO, OF tho
AMERICAN HOTEL, and solicit n continuance OF the liberal
patronage of the friends Of Mr. Brown In behalf Of tho new
proprietor. WIN. II. JOHNSON,
Committee oi j. J. Brown.
RIenMONp, jan. /, 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11


SOMETHING SENSIBLE FROM 4 SOUTHERN QUAR-
Tcu-CoLoNIZISG NRGiNIA.--The whole secret
If the wasting away Of the Old Dominion, Of
its povertv, WORKOUT SOIL li!apidnted old field,
eedgc patches, brier patches, waning powernnd
influence lies undoubtedly in the fact that TER
Dr,sy, ypblic msa, anil la1iHgc itisrns Jcntrai'A
bnrc jfr0,sd TIER 0ttsHijoa .trom time tmme'
,aori2, ala0St crtiusirsig u po'ih%. The
rights Of Virginia, the mother Of States and OF
Statesmen, the rights Of the South the Virginia
and Kentucky leSolutionS Of '0S-99, the Dem
ocracv, ctc,-thcSc have hCcn the burden oIthe
virginia press ever since we can remember
The attention Of her people has been directed to
lair.SplittnC dOgmas about abstract State
rights, the genius Of Democracy, and President
making. The consequence has been that veto
~ has always prrchCd upon the banner Of the
said Democracy, Federalism has been whipped
,lenr out Of the State time and again, the PEG.
ulc have been sound TO the core in the faith Ol
the most approved political orthodoxy and
The State has been running down hill every day,
too having Ind hrcaiy.Hirce Members Of Con
yrrss. in 1880, and thirteen now? Any lesson
Ia he drawn from this? While "the rights Of
the South have been vigorously defended, the
wooden LnISr has entered through innnmcrHhc
yups in rotten fences, and grnIcd in thousands
D.
If linvilated, wOrn.Out Old fields, wherever, in
fact. he could get bite, finding the Erass, how
ever, generally, We must say, 81 situated US
u.nry 10 starvc lin 70 death Internal i'm
DroycInents have been ignorrd, as rather too
v!ebpian in character to occupy tho attention Of
men Of enlarged capaciiic'; pubic schools.
which always afford, Of course, the iic'bln0a at
II State have been almost entirely neglected.
The rich were able to educate their own chill
,lrcp, mn rs (, the poor. what need had they
far c,lucai.Du9 Has it not hccu held by S0'nc
of the grcut lights Of IT. press that knowing
how TO read Is rather disadvantage? CoriSc.
uucntlv, great numbers g! her people have
grown IN in ignorance Of tic nrrcSt rUlimrnlS
Of mental culture
The very Presses Tint have been directing the
attention Of the people Of Virginia to fur.oll,
abstract matters which, however true or false
thcy might be- only served to divert them from
nraCtica home subjects Of the greatest iupor'
ianco 10 their real interest and Improvement,
now seem very much surprised upon waking
~ In find tho State lwind.ing down 10 nothing
,n,nnnr,tiyrlv, and about 10 he taken by tho
r,rr,gi,rra, If they had thought about thiE
evenly years ago, It they bad let tho 'NirE!oi9!
md Kentucky resolutions alone, il they Ind
urgod tho people to build school holse al every
cr6si.road, md to go to nai,t's 'nI'roHl', hn'1,
shoca, shirts plowF hoes, clothes, gmS'', clocks,
p,ng, &C., &c, Virginia noh might have Drr,'
inst what New York IL, or considerably ahead,
What powerful argument IN favor OF internal
improvements, Of the development OF home re-
sources, mud home industry, does he rAanrc
of Virginia, wlli Its results, nI!oru LET the
Cpu,h.rr Hn'r- pToht ~ o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
MAGICAL PAIN EN-
,l,lR 4 (N'IOH.

lSFLAM GTiON and PAIN are ms Esrpar.hr sFIEEanG
HEAT Iunuulinn producers pain and pain pro'nce' in.
amaton. Wherever there's unnatural heat tlrolng or
rtnrss nomq,trr whether itscaa'r by fever hurt,
sore poison rheumatism rc', sead. burn sting, hr''
/, inflammation. hundred hooks thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion. To prevent pain
anil restore nature inflammation ma'i he subdurd T"Ne.
cnmp, this the efforts of hephySc!an are always direct.
ell Thousands Of physicians, and thousand Of the first and
mos, sagarIous persons who have used DALLEYS MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, are convinced and admit, that H.
control over inflammation Is most wonderful and Immediate
Instantly sarlnr the psin ncuraEns poison, extracting
morbid rcreons and forcing nature her COURSE
rrrcuinr and hraiinr. %u burn, sca, almrn
two severe to soothing and curing Innuruec. APP
ply II Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Crrrnr s"nvclop"l In Steel Plate Engraving will
the names NJ c. V. CIICKEEEE co, rroprcors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon zach box. Price
!5ctS. per box.
* Al orders should he addressed tn G. v. ClirEcnrr
ca s. barclay st. New York. tn. LOGASkCo.
u9S:iA Whcclnf, Va.
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4 PRETUuER liXEllT.-What llly Or Tcnma would rt'
min uNI the cr,cn iisrgr ,',hr breath when by use
ng the RAW ~ TMOU .ITu fnwGrs drnrtrr would
rnlr rrirr sweg but leave the teeth Nht MS haha'.
:cTl Macy pcr'ris do know their breath Is bad, and
the stirc: Is 40 dcIc1tc their friends Tl mcion
IT, "Glr .Inglr drop If the ~ lin" On tuHr tooth lTu'
and wash the teeth night AMI morning. A5Irvni wlcwl
last year.
x,rTrvt CovrlEvI1x may be rNslyacuurr,I nv i.Ing
the "Ilalm oi Thousand Flowers" It viii remove tam
mp's and frrcklcs from the slim rnyn: II Of o ami
rosrtfrhuc wvia towel pnr E0 iarec drUrs, and
wa Nv. lace night and morning,
Su,vNG NN"R EIsN.wrt your shavlnrhrn'h In either
warn or cold water pour iTn m three drops balm
Thousaud Flowers" rub the heard veil AMI will MAKE
catlhl ,uU l'hsr much facilitating the operation d shaw
Ing, lIicr J.iy ally c'ut'.
". +. FETEINEGk Co,
FG,nSln square, Sew YnFE.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN ( CO. icIi-lyln"
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Charlcs' London Cordial Gin

Charles London CorulaI Yin
l, shown By the Records Of the Custom House to he the
only London Cordan Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
MI Others are mai, here in imitation Of Il,
Ia delicious tonic beverage, and by It's peculiar flavor
t.o ern, from other rin) universally esteemed by al!
whn use It, It Is adopted with great success In cases OF
DrsPLrslA Gour, RaEuN,1:sH, DRorsr, GE'vHt, Couc'
CloLgRA Fcgr AdrE S'EcTrRE, DISEASES or Tux CH''
sARy OuG,xs, EPILEPsY, FEMALE lEREGrLIElTlKs, sc.
Dr. vALEx1SG MJTr Of New York IN letter to the pro-
prlc'Or, says:
Carrl,,' Loq.lom CardiR GiH il Gs p"r,'t, b.I and
soartliIJI EJtrdci u Juniper Ihdr' SEEN.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN lssOid by ali Drug.
S- Al roerrs in the United States and 80 also are n'
mrrous poi,ons cdR,d "Loudon Cordial Glu"-to avoid
them buy oaly CHARLES" Irrr; ans other offered to
you as YOU value your health Price dollar for quarts
NV cents fer pint,. EDMUND {. CHARLES,
,nh4G-1rikw Sole Importer, ~ Broadway, ny,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

MEETING or SnoE DEAlrRs.--A second meet.
ing Of the boot anil shoe dealers Of Philndrl'
phia, was held in that city onthe evening Of the
7th inst We lind the following account ortheir
proceedings in the Baltimore American Of the
Sth:
Thcseconl meeting oft boot aud Slioeman.
uClcturcrs and dealers took place last evening,
according to former adjournment. The com
mittcc appointed at the previous meeting to
draw up M address, merely reported series Of
resolutions recommending nm ndvancc Of price,
which were laid on the table rs vio!ativc Of the
action of las; meeting The subject, however,
was finally passed upon by the meeting, and
the advance declared hyrcSo'uIion Ia be "2opcr
cent on the cost Of work, instead Of, US before
understood, 90 per cent. upon the selling price.
\ letter was real from one Of the principal lea.
thcr dealers Of the city, Of which the following
is the body :-"ln reply to the inquiry whether
the present high price Of leather Is Cau$c'l 10y
speculative movement, ! answer decidedly
no. In confirmation Of this, need only state
that ut the present moment, five Thousand
sides could not be furnished By MI the rorn'
mission houses in Philadelphia aud Baltimore
put lNIfttltlS u lIllN NusAll Ii'"''t wv l''
for it. II il were speculative movement, it is
reasonable to suppose that large shipments
would soon be made from other countries to
meet the demand, but 50 far is this from being
the Ease, large orders are now in New York from
England II is equally certain that there is no
accumulation of stock in the tanncrirS; indce'i,
the tanners have been so anxious to get their
stock into the market early that they would
scarcely allow il to get dry, For several years
past the quantity of leather sold in New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore has varied very lit.
tie in quantity, amounting in the aggregate to
about four millions Of sides per annum, while
the population Of the country has been increaS'
ing very rapidly; aud the consumption of cath'
cr with it. Uitl.r these circumstances, can
see no prospect of decline III prices for the
present, nor the future, until we ran get a sup
ply sufficient 10 meet tlv Increasing coaSump'
ton"
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DIRECTIONS.

DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines in n horizontal position, md in cellar
( an .V,u Temperature
In coM rsItier the SPARKLING WINES should he kept
for three days before using In room, the tenn
prrniurc "f about IhdcErcs, that the Wines are we'll
warmed through,
lee should never he used IN SPARKLING CATAWNA
WINES, for II Injuries their aroma and tAVur ard luis
the Wines, thus destroy their character The Wines are
too sensitive to bear Ice
sS- In offering the above Wines to the notice n the
American public, desire 10 all persons whn may
purchase them that th the strictly IuRk Irlcf ~ TE
UIrINGI CRAZE free from any AID every form Of niur'
alton, and Con'a Ing excepting that which results
from the natural process II fermentation.
Thr SPARKLING CATAWRA Is not made to lNITNIE any
fnrry article whatever hut Il Is designed to be Ju.' what
T.. 4, lf,srnird, an 4 mCViCRn SPnI Killing Wine, as
Champagne l. FRENCH Sparkling Wine" Here The rc'
..uhaucr cease the American Crap ir more rich
and fmV In It's flavor, Il makes mrr rlC,OusWiLr, The
jubilee In favor Of the foreign trtcr may be rlcl ~
prejudice only and inconsistent with true TASTE and judy
Ernt
The STILL WINE Is highly esteemed ly Medical men ns
most admirable tonic for Nhlds, and for SAcRAHLNtAL
purposes II Il wholly unrNcCptnnahlc
rht BRANDY mndc from the CaHSbn Grape diGrT' In
material degree from orl nry French audy "
hut at the same iTr possesses all those qualities which
iluul characterize superior atilr OF this Aud and when
Is desired to have strictly pure brandy Tor medicinal OF
other pGrphSIs, Il cannot be- over cstnA'ul.
For sale hY Z. II. LOGAN CO.,
bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
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NEBRASKA.
WILCOX q: SAHLER,
4 mOrnCys nj Inv & GeuCrNI LrmL NxcnI',

OMAHA CITY. y. T.
WILL make collections AMI pay particular attention to
w Investing money In R'1l Estate.
Money Investments, furtHe FIRST five hundred ln'lUs five
per cent aud three per cent on NIL 'i"' OVER Inst TlsMe
without chars, n arI nctnutr description NJ ~ town
and r,ty property, nml Of Ill' the 1a;y OF -o oloF.
ton Of prarr, timber IarI, water, etc, etc,
viii MiY y ,rrT iu ,piI!isS Hnl sell tlr ~ when
desired r,r puC.lnl' the pfoh., and 'ar" II" o' qIll'
" therefore we will b. equally nIrrr'f!iA Ucu. 'hoce
property.
Letters Of inquiry, iucO'up postage stamp, will t"trVc
urornnt attention We vii El'u attend To nny bH'"'" "n'
trusted u our care for Western i"Wa.
REFERENCES. Mark ". lizard, Ontnhp, Governor Of
Nebraska, nauh WOODEN. Src'S Kansas Territory W.
ClnpbrIl Wheeling. Va: Ery Daniel wtllp, Chaplain u.
$ llou II representatives, lnr"y TG'lr CA,r Wet ~
Mnnk. OnNhn CIlE, y. T. mllN-8ndAW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11

By the steamship Canadian, We learn that the
rupture 80 long threatened between Austria and
Sardinia has nj last occurred. The diplomatic
relations Of the two governments are now Sns'
pended, the Austrian Legation having, by orders
rom Vienna, Withdrawn from Piedmont
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-11
Oataloguo ot' Now hooks.

WILLIAM IlAlL 4 son, M. 89g BEo'nWAY,%. Y, have
Just Issued RidtnhN 10 their rcur catalogue q mus"
II contains Int VI alt The popular VCcNl and nsu
mental musc published during tie lat h,br, End Wli lie
sent to any address In the United States, post raid, without
change
4 SEW HOOK FOR FEMALE ACAnEMIES-Thc Iu'tI.
tate Chorus rug,a collection Ut the popular HppTo,
pirate Rud prng vocal pieces adapted for class 'ngpE
~
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HnIcheior's IInir Oyc.-ILEe a big river broad
anl deep aUI strong, the reputation Of WM A. hAICHE
LOR'S HAIR DYE flows auL onward bnrNnE nis"'"r'
swallowing up prricalers, drowning all competition cast
pg upon the shores and opposing rocks the foam OF boast
ing putry AMI the dead dogs OF unHpcc"cd irN'Nm"n
yrrS Made soil applied, Il. "$3 Rr"adU"v' New York
Couatcrts are offered, avoid al except the box has WY
4. BACHELOR on.
So,dby 7. II. LOGAN / CO.,
mlsl-,m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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From the New York Journal d Commerce April 81 =
lNronrASr FROM CmlSA.-7O,0O0 Nm rtpor.
tti RJiisl-.HorC PoiwaiHg AH,mpi,i.--MA.
CO, January %, lSjjTL-.Nll foreign business is
not only suspended, hut entirely al M end both
here, ut Hong Kong aud at Canton. Since my
last letter, the greater part of the Western sub.
urhs Of the latter city, in which were situated
nearly al the warehouses, shops, &C., concerned
in foreign trade, have been consumed. Of the
total destruction Of the foreign factories, yuu
will have heard BY my last letter. The Chinese
compute their losses in HOUSES, go.d0wns, Shops,
6c., at over 1000 bUidingS-up to the present
time; aul in merchandise, and the value Of the
above property, they state their l0sscs at TO-.
0oO,QoO OF dollars, which is probably not FIR
from the truth
We cannot Of course know very accurately
the damage sustained by the City UC Canton,
since the commandment began, 2Sh October
last; but MS the latter had been kept up with
more or less prrtinaciy. to within n few days
ago, when the English admirnl retired with his
forces from before the city, it is fair to suppose
tlnt The Chinese do not over estimate the loss in
life when they state it ut 10000, Of MI ages and
sexes. Everything favor. this calculation, rs
il is well known that the streets are exceedingly
narrow, the population Of great density, the
means or the power to move, within the reach Of
comparatively few; while the custom of closing
the gates of every street. during period Of
public danger, creates immense loSs Of life, by
any Sudden movement Of the pOpilacc.
Al long Kong Almost comprehensive scheme
to poison the foreign community was planned
by a China lmkcr, named ESing, who mixed u
large quantity Of arsenic in the bread baked for
the consumption Of The 18th inst. Upwards Of
100 persons were pni>oncrl; many Ind most mar.
row escapes from death; the SmirrinGS Of all
were drcalrll-but, lrovilcntially, it is notnS'
ccrtaiucd that single person died. The guam
tity Of arsenic was toe i"rr, 50 thu; immrdi.
atcIv after eating the bread, sickness aud nau'
sea followed, and the poison was thus tjectc'I
from the stomach. The effects however, are
many, and npto the present time may still he
seen.
Since then another attempt has been made,
bu; on a much more moderate scale, through
poisoned oranges, quantity Of which (about
1000 in number was introduced into the COL
ony. It failed, however, in this instance, as too
little Of the poison had been absorbed by the
fruit, although two deaths took place, aud they
Chinese. The Chinese have method OF poi
>oning oranges, by piercing them in the first
instance with minute holes, and then placing
them over the vapor Of the poisonous substance
which they then cause them To inhalc.