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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
OAR RLOR ECREAT Ms.

Id K l. u Is h II r. A L - y > Z.
i ANUS NC, INSTRUCTIVE, ASTONISHING.
BY of the Sreoscope, an IL rapid sn csso
every beautiful and famous the great old ct-s ssd
the world for which Of
travel and peril would oher~ise suffice Egypt, with s
Pyramids MoDuments Mouotains the Holy Land and It's
mpehsbe associations Greece and the bling evidences
OF her ancient empire In Ant Rome still rich in mighty
stained ssLdeur the Rhine and its romantic ruins the
TOPPED Alp smiling vineyards and classy Lakes PaHor
of Cities ard Country all brought before the
feet and wonderful truthfnn-ss
d. APPLETON Go.
would call attention their large aud varied stock o! Sefeo
scopes newly tei wn! offered
greatly reduced ices f5m current rates They would call
especial attention 10 applicable to the present season. to the
arrangement p.1e with the
NsW-YORK sTEREOsCOPIC COMPANY,
wreby Family Group. Of from two TO twenty persons od aud
yomr the ereocope in tae frat style a.very
reasonable prices
very Arse stock Of newly imported AMI original American
Views entirely new is of. red vey low No better
opportunity can be presented to tne desi-r.
D. APPLETON Co,
Nos SIC aud $40 Broadway, cor. Leonard
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
L'ROLIC MASTER for EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
THE SOCIABLE;

ONE THOUSAND AND ONE HOME ADJUSTMENTS.
fLLUsTRaTED WITH SEAgLY
THREE HUNDRED ENGRAVISGs and DIAGRAMS.
TIE whole being a.d Of n.ver--Ddinx entertainments
BY the suthor Of The Msscsn's Oxn Book"
Nearly 900 pages l2uo, Price clotn gilt side 'tamp, 81
Publ.hed By DICK l. FITZjERALD,
No. 10 ABD-st, Ne~-York.
Also for sale by al Booksellers b hi. vicinity COoIe. Of The
book BY mail any address free Of postage On
O
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n NJ SAXTON, No. ~ Park.rOw, New York.
W Hss just Published:
MRS. MARY J. HOLINESS NEW STORIE5
DORA DEANE;
Oh, NE EAST INDIA UNCLE,


MAGGIE MILLER; Os, OLD Hears SECRET.
IL i2lno. vol. Price *i Uniform with
New Editions Of
LENA RIVERS, HOMESTEAD ON THE HILL SIDE
AND MEADJW BROOK
Mrs Bomess svsy W., ic visitor az she deserves 70
be- from IN. excellence of her wrns The two tses ~ This
volume dtghttu snd will be well received by The
mspy have derived much entertainment from their
We haro know which 10 call the best aud advise
decide for hnse without taking the opinion %
IT, subject Ina. il the DID
svOne works done Ia good sud which
please and TO instruct" Boston Traveller
lively style AID their variety Of ch,a.r in
life She keen observer and depicts fathfy
The incidents In bot. the stoes snch
pertain 10 daily eIpe'nce sod on tet account t-y ong
traits Of nGvdus whom the author
determines interest her readers Her tuoseoge Of The bu-
be il chlGhoyd aud the mutfonn malls Of wousns
' ee' hsf 'ne power o. an York E,p-.
"Mi. Holmes peculiarly pesssn, and fascinating writer
Her subjects The home ard family relations She has the
happy faculty Of es the yinpahes aud affections Of her
rescs snd OF holding their attention to her pages with deep
sDo absorbing interest" Albany Times
have read the previous works Of Mrs H0 will
bef re them The lany 10 pleasing wIier and
these stories to d N her best Maggie Miller will
dswn snd The incidents Miske trlthf shle
they romantic and exciting enough 10 keep
Di' e.t IN the narrative from toe to tue
completion" Lowell Nox Popnh
Mu Holmes eudcavors touch the heart what is
pure ant e1ccnt AND hold II 20 the reader 10 contrast with
what is vie deceptive And III tais she eIce' She writes
males up ;or in tuth carnestness The freside
w thank her heartily for these books and them
with religious src'ness for they enters ming well H.
stIucrye.' New.Y rk Commercial Times
IN PRErARATIoS, REVISED EDITION or
NAL JUSTICE. Revised by Abbott Brothers To be pub
ish.d Immediately ia vol. o vo. Law Sheep
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

w HILE 1T WAS MORNING
By VIRGINIA r. TOWNSEND,
Ep5rnR OF ARrHuE's HOME MAGAZINE.
One handsome volume, limo. Prce tl
"Ths and beautiful stos story Of trial and endar
ance triumph The pshos and beauty OF It's ncdeu.
fail TO charm the reader While IL Las pure and blessed
teachings for all lives" go fodes
Great beauty Of dis syed while II Aoounds In
Passages pth The story has its teachings
IN eli arts ali lives and warmly commend II
TO the public. II viii make fitting holiday gift" Arthur
For sale by al Booksellers
Copies sent by ni,il pus; paid receipt of price.
DERBY a JACKSON, Publishers, NewYorh
ANOTHER THREE-PLATE UMBE Il :.
IA Cooley for yASp.sY, 1859.
immeasursbly ahead Of every other Magazine.
THE SEVEN ACES OF WOMAN AseyeRtablesa1 steel
NEGLECTED FLOWERS beautiful steel pl,s.
WHAT / LIKENESS. colored engraving and F"hion
GoOEY's DOLLAR PURSES printed in several -olor'.
How 70 hse Cheap Furniture for guests with
dix ergrsylngs.
Stree, Music.
SNOW DROP WALTZ. A new piece Of Music
Six full Figure, Fashions beside the coored Fashion
Plste. Two Dre, ,.es and Diagrams 10 cut them BY.
Hoe uisctured Picture Frame
A Mod.l Cottage snd Plan
Domestic Receipts for Lsdies, with rngravinrs.
fityesht eugrayinss all Of Embroidery Hesf Dresses
Caps Cspe, Bounes Pictures Drawing Lessons Noyel.is
8rochr. frisettts, Curling Pins.
Read Mics shmmens Window The richest Story Of the
Aunt ssbrins'. Dresm." By Mrs JanArin.
Ms Hssn's New story, ana Who 10 the Widow Polly
Leev
For sale BY ell the dealers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

CPICES.-An kinds of Spices, in their package
TOWNSEND CLINCR L Dixie
Nos 81 and So Front
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

1000 TRICKS
The MAGICIAN'S OWN BOOK;
Or The WHOLE ART OF CoNJualNG.
oVER ONE EHoGsHSD Optical chs%,G. Msss.ai s
and I'D e%sins ssI.d Caro- 6sp
ion ugrniou. Tct and Numbers Curious and Ene.;ai1ns
4s ba sn II as G:t With R0ed iA' ' Modern
OVER 500 WOOD CUTS,
ana intended OF Amusement fr ONE THOUSAND
AND ONE EVENINGS lamo. cloth. 4oo Pase' gilt side AID
''s rs;a:S9as ; BY 5''Fe ' DICK rI1seER.Lp, M w.,
Copies Of the scose book sent BY mai. receipt Of ST. 20
.uy address, free Of postage.
TJ0HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for l559.-This
popular Annual viii be hsued about ChTi'iais AID VIII
contain:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS for the year 1889.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATEs-EIecuive
and Judicial.
LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES
SENATE politically classified.
LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE HoUsE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, politically classified.
SKETCH OF THE TROUBLES IN UTAH
ABSTRACT OF THE LAWS PASSED AT THE LAST
SESSION OF CONGRESS
GOVERNMENT OF EUROPE-RULING sOVEREIGNs,
&c.
HOW THEY ELECT BOGUS L. s. SENATORS IN IN
DIANA
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN 1853, carefully COM
piled and compared with former eec,ions expressly for THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
LIST or STATES CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, TINES
OF LEGISLATIVE AEETINGs, HOLDING OF ELEC-
TIo With other matter Of general and permanent H.
terest.
Prce postage prepaid single copies Is cents, American
coin Twelve copies, eli leocOpie', IS.
II sert BY Express, 81 per loo IS copies for 81.
Oees Panied with The CASA respectfully solicited Ad
dr.m HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Tribune B4ilGtnss Eev-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

COFFEE.-Java in pockets and bags, and Aochs
~ In half and quarter bales, for sale By
TOWNSEND, CLINCH l. DIXIE
Nos. 81 and SO Fronts -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

knixrant Intellisence once and Labor Ex.
sAanGc has No. Canal st. 70 No WORTH
- taie AntAonystl few doom Of Broadway No fees
sAsSses. JAMES P. PAGAN. 6upeSintendeut
CIncn.-The public hereby caaoned AGAINST 9urCh ha.
mt llo shares OF stoek Advertised BY Mess A. Beecher
Bon Co as "kERoSENE GAS STOCK (AUSTiSS'
AGENT }. No such SioCb has ever been issued.
o. W. AUSTEN, Treasurer, No. 81 Beaver Of.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
nIcrcap,,,c Libnry Association.


Over one Thousand dollars year udcousy expended In
taken In the Reading Rooms
Thee clock the morning 10 10 III the even
is- .Ie bshted and BOohs fT0m the Library
NAV be cousulre there ladies Room s;tahed. Suoscnp
to 20 the Readug sone year to both Library AID
Rs,di,s. Room rs; TO Clerks, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

nARK SABLE CLOAK, medium size, for
- 200. Other choice sables, very low
GEORGE A. HEARS No. AS Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Five Points Housc Of Industry.

We are eqGent called 20 account In the following manner
call. the Institution and ssys We sent you Sir
dsDaon Of provisions or money! such day but did
BOT sckDowledse It"
Our explanation 10 this: There two MusoI
Houses At the Five Points, building called H.s cf s
Ir.s,s (Mr PxAsEs the ether building called f,ee Potss
I,sso. (Msthodist II our friends seo send oontri
button shoulo direct 10 Five Points Mission N T." 1t
culd NOT MI PKAsrs ns,uti,n bu, would the
h. reception the o h<uses eosnsetOn Done
nons utsnded for should oe directed a. PEAsE Of
BaLow House Of Indr<ry Y" Grateful for the th-rstJ
friends feel bound In justice 70 them and TO our
B. r. BARLOW, Superintendent
L. NJ PEASE. General Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

VI AND INNOCENT AMUSEMENTS
Are scattered with profusioR
At the Only Original
EVANS L Cos
BOOKSTORE,
No. 677 Broadway.
PRpPIRE HOLIDAYS.
Rare eiesant useful 0is delivered with Boob
he time Of worth from 81 cents 20 Hl0o.
Nos sdy and for and Illustrated
Works:
fAuILY BIBLES, PRAYERS, and III MN BOOKS
ANIMALS and ALBU Ms, In every style 0f binding
POETRY, RELIGIOUS SOUVENIRS, JUVENILES,
BRITISH and AMERICAN AUTHORS Library Editions,
STANDARD sno MODERN FICTION. &c,
CoxnprsnG in the whole,
Litersurs and Literary Ar.
All Books low the Pubshers prices and in
many instances all ---
GREAT DISCOUNT.
Tee beautiful Innment0 the present Of An elegant and
sIertane Boz and the fascinating GIT 10 :1ue rieh,
tasteful ornament accompanying The book wtnoG:
.ost vhen purchased Of EVANS 4 Co,
No 6T Brosdssy, NewYork
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Nrooklyn Mercantile Library,

Conner Of Atlantic and Chuton sta
The FNh Lecture IN the Annual Course VIII be delivered
THIS lTu.sday) EVENING st O'Clock, by DONALD o.
MITCHELL subecG; The Spending Of Money. Tickets,
IS cents each will be sold al the door.
CHAN. =. FARLEY, Chairman Lee. Com.
Nouce.-THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION
vii hold their regular Semi Monthly Meeting THIS (Tdes
day. ENENING commereng st Z; O'Clock in their room
Cnuton Hall The subject for discussion will be Boys Meet
ues and Truart Children All who feel interested
10 .,i.pd RICHARD WARREN, President
p. BosNEAu, jt. Recording Secretary.
Brooklyn Young Mems Christian AssOcint 8, on,
corner and JoTaemop s' Monthly meeting CUES
DAY EVENING Dee a. al Il ocloci, in the lectr room Of
the ksr.t PresbyeIsn Church u-urys An Ess will
by A WOODRUFF esq Subject: "horJ Chsrs:ter in its
Relation National PIOspeIiy The pu c s-o-rsy are iu
vse1 10 attend. GEO n NOSES
Shahhan SOnluht'-T On LeCtnIes snd Meetings.
Attention is invited to ,So Lectures by ALBERT REM
ING1ON one shte" ihs Harmony Of Beauty ia Art, the
other The Influences Of 10 be read Cooper
tuie r ON Nc IS Dec - a. IespeSey, o'clock
Tokets admitting and gentleman 70 both Lectures u
TO one, - certs. T. be had a, the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

DEAU u l. CLOAKS AND FURS
ID AT BARGAINS.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
ELEGANT VELVET CLOAKS,
ELEGANT BEAVER CLOAKS,
ELEGANT SABLE FURS,
ELEGANT MINK FURS,
ELEGANT ERNINE FURS,
A, IS PER CEkr
BELOW FORMER PRICES,
A, BULPIN3,
No. Sol Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
@rofsrlss, propisions, 81.

EDWARDS's celebrated WASHINGTON HAMS
~ constantly OF hand. and for sale. By
GURNEY UNDERHlLL, No. 70 Dey..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

O-Au Msrufsc.urers and Dealers in su.PeIee,s s 49,
Wr.s and ether similar goods Ee nt,f ae
vpic.nt,sd lbt~r spped 70 fsbes and many others
Is ne =. a good. .ola Without ny sa1 - mas
s1pd must told al parties infrintot resPonnoe
licenses the P.,ent nay oe nsa " Y S1'sH ny
Orasr, tor ryery .re- IN iA!s e sIeertsi 2roar-i o.
r.f.r,pe. su?yly psTss 70 waon 'Psns nSnr s
sss.sneS BY ""As
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-05
VEN PVuAE r.
FRUIT CANS.

AN now manufacturing FRUIT CANS which possess
i trengIh and great ease in sealing up
/ Quart 81 50 per dozen . Quarts 81 50 per dozen
3 Qaurts So so per dozen. Quarts 81 90 per dozen
As Ishal keep large supply on hand during the sea-
son, persons ordering from distance may rely On
having their orders Hod with Dispatch
j. W. WILSON,
rn.o6-t Il College street, Nashville
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-05

THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i rcnnessce OF the above patent about Que year
ago has since introduced II extensively ia various
portions OF the state. asks new the attention OF build
ers the pubic generally 10 examine It's superior.
lIy other mOaes OF Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. II
is mlpcrvous to water, elastic and flexible, II viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 tTe; II Is
cheaper thal any roof OF tue odd STYLE aud
give better stisiao ton 10 It's durability there
question. Ii is the best thing ever invented Tor
paluuag ui old ledkS tn ro"ls.
LII Ihv Cement Will be furnished 10 those at a dis
lance with directions Tor using
DE- COUNTY RIGHTS tUK SALE.
E1- uruvrs seut to thc andersignsd, through the
Post Ulice viii be promptly attended Ia.
would respectfully refer ~ tne following gentle
men Tor whom have covered buildings WIFE the Ce
ment, ana many others whose names not here
ARciiIIEcTs AND MASTER MECHANICS or NASHVILLE
MAJ. a. HLIA4AN, ,.
Aessrs. hoGhhs SMITH,
COLEMAN y SPAIN,
wM STUCAkl1.,
MIR. IA. N. AhkkOln,
WARREN a MORE,
HuJGh a MvCU Ll.OUGH,
Col IL l. ANDERSON, supp kc.R Co,
Rsv. u. ELLIOTT,
b. y. MiIAIN,
X J. MkiDS,
ENoCH kNsLEY,
SLAUGHTER q HERRlfoRD,
". B sliAIAkD,
a. V. :. IINiSIEf,
Gen wA>H BARROW,
". n. 0oKiuN a 90
JAS. H. hkNbRlCk,
Rector D. q. SMITH, Columbia.
MAJ. A. J. Do>kil-u<, davidson eenptFi
Col a. }, fULn Aaafy county
s5- The Nashville 4 Cl1atasHe,,sa railroad Cemia
ay 4opts this CemeAl LOO l4s coz erlEg Of their
ala other WORK.
Ss- Cest4ae4,cs aud testimonials from Cincinnati
am elsewhere, where the Isulent has been general
iof several years, can be exhibt-d
The gnasrs gnea has be.a gagud IA various modes
Ut CeIneat rOohng Tor many years and naIegs himself
that bs gained ssperlsncs aud knoslesige
daFlns that tIills.
l have made arrangements 10 receive q superior
impaired agtice OF RSonas fsit IrOm knxlsruS Bso-
IaKhs, Nr~ OTk.
Samples OF ROsnDg be seen at once
J. T. AAlHUhSf,
once No 10 Dcaaeftck strc~t,
nay ls-sn kAAssIlls. IGss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-05
Rates of Charges.

fer WeeA+- s-----.-.... '.-...''-+.s--'s ~
Children under ten years old ............... 50
servants ui ali agcs Observation-Disclosures. 10
liberal deduction VIII be naaie ia the above rates
when IaIualies month during the se@sOn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-05
SNYDER & FRIZZELL
IS c Ia q d = ID own shoe -
SNYDER a. FRIZxELL
Gents Wear

A RE in receipt Of another lot Of Gents Stitched
n Down Shoes, at No. y Public Square.
janis SNYDER * FRIZZEII..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-05

HAVING NASHVILLE On
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 O'Clock. 1. VI.
The new spl"ndid passenger steamer MINEIuNKA
Capt. n. c. MATHoNY, will leave Nashville on MONDAYS
and Thurs lays at 10 O'Clock, A VI.
The light draugit passenger steamer, CUBA, Can't
JAMES W. HUNT, will leave Nashville on "Wednesday $
AMI Saturdays NJ 10 O'Clock 4. II.
The hght-draught passenger steamer BLANCHE
LkWiS, Capt. JONI l.. BArNAN, Will leave Nashville
on Tuesdays and Frilays. at 10 O'Clock. A NJ.
The above named are irst-class light -druucht Pas
senger Bouts, and they viii leave regularly uu their
appointed days, making connections at Paducah with
the United States Mail packets for the above named
places. For freight or passage Amply board or to
Je22-u A. HAMILTON, AGEN1.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-05
References:
Mhite's Creek SPRINGS.

THE subscriber viii be prvparea to t4As poardes
Il AZ this watering place, IL miles aoftii OF NASH
yIiie duFing the vacation, from tie nfst
yaly the nfst u cepieln6eF-
There will be no bar roosa kept, as = designe-
chIcuy TOR the accommodation II Lamtes aaa
uals may lsh IA Fcssrt IA gust aAd heztlI
place during tue heat u sdnilaes
The Springs formerly n9ch visited, too vel
knosn 70 require any elaborate descristiun.
No pAias Will be spared - reader me sitnatasn q
visItssFs tis.ssaut-
fgics az BoskD s-si. so per day 500 per week
pFzr. /. tnuAAkA.
NAyz4-s adirlv1w.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-05
K EP COOL

lust received fr"m the Manufacturer, at Louis
- vile, Ky,
TWENTY McD0NALD'S REFRlGERAT0RS,
Pronounced by those who have used them, the be st
Refrigerator made. II has two extra SLEEVES or meats
and butter and water cooler attached, which makes
II very convenient.
ALSO
Twenty five single ana Uouble oven Coal Cook Rang
es the stove the OF Coal in Cooking that
lie known. Tor sale by -
jyl-u NIISoN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-05

.s8AS AWAY To SEA" An autobiography for
Boys. By e-PlAsa AASss iszsD. For sale b
les s4a CHS ". SMITH
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-05
Transportation.
Further Reduction.
@ @ So 81
CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES.

CLASSIFICATION ON tt E ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery Boots Shoes Ii
quors, OILS, &c, in bottles Camhene and Spirits Tur-
pentine in barrels; Carpetng. China, Glass ana Glass
ware, in cases: Clocks Confectoneries Cotton Cards.
Cutlery in cases, casks, and boxes Dry Goods IN
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
tuis, 6arGen seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking
Glass plates, (at owners risk Oysters in cans and
Jars; Saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, lexcept such specified in First and
Third classes,) Coffee Mills, Machinery Foreign Ii
quors in barrels and Pipes: Tobacco in boxes Ieath
er, IN rolls and boxes: OILS, in barrels ami casLs
0rockery and oueensware, IN crates and casks; Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass AMI Copper.
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels Spades Sad-Irons Zinc and II, 4,
pigs, Tin Plate Anvils Vices, casks nf Chains "a Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage Coffee Heavy Castings
Mil Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axlcs Railroad
Wheels and AXles, Chairs, Spikes, and Rosin in bbls
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light mr.
ucles not enumerated; so, Carbnys OF ACIDS 9TH
er Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight ~
double First Class rates
ss- No charge for drayoge, wharfage or forward
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
| York 10 Nashville.
| rs Stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road, west ofStevenson entitled 10 boye
rates
Insurance.
BY the above Lines = per cent less than by Pitts
! burg, Wheel e, Parke sbnrF ami the Ohio RIVER
making difference OF GO 10 IS cents per 100 pounds
| on dry goods.
NJ Road will not be responsible for any damages
occurring at sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned 10
Agent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ga
Goods Skinned via Char estun SHOULD b. consigned 10
/ Agent South Caro- ina Railroad Charleston
! CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
| lyl5-u - General Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

PRoF. Plrrcr's TnFnnY OF rusCoMrT's Tall
This theory may bc roncisely stated to he the
discovery Of the law under which, the tail is form
ed While planets and orbits describe their
bis about the sun and nre attracted 10 the centre
hy II Ian Of force which varies inycrsrlv ns the
sJnare of the distance from this ccntre--thc par
ticles Of tr tail move under the influence of re-
pulson which follows the very same law nv grnyi-
iation, of decrease with distance. The force cf
the reI'ulsion is about three and third times ns
great as that of graviaion. Each particle Of the
tail describes an independent orbit OF its own. un-
affected by any cohesive attachment to the comet
itself to the ne gh5orng particles ot the tail
The orbit If each particle is an hyperhua, with
the sun in the focus Of the opposite brnnch,so that
it's convcxity is turned towards the sun; and the
orbit is tangent to the pnrabolic orbit ot the comet
ut the goint where the particle leaves this body.
The forms Of the tails Of the remarkable comets Of
1890. l144 nn3 the present year computed by
this theory, have Lcen found to coincide renar-
kably with observation. although they were
Of the most distinctly various characters Boston
COurirr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10
WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,

UEAVE constantly hand .ul stock Of T. Il IN n NG.
III WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all the
cd mills the United States Also full assor
Book Binding Leather. Cloth Glue &c. Coored Pa
cs all kinds Straw Boards Binders and Trunk Boards
Boards white and eoored Printers Cards and Card
Boards In every variety; Press Board Hardware Paper
Tissue and Shoe Paper French Folio Post Packet CONNER
ca Letter Papers Marble Paper Post Office and
Bank Envelope Papers Sbeatng. Tack and Spice Papers
Printing and Writing Ink Alum, Blea hing Powders, &c
~ Paper of every description made 10 order.
av.]n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10
1dpA AnaA BuasBEI.s WHEAT WANT.
y NHNIANHNYNy ~ Mn WI nm ul Ia ni
FRANCIS B DIANE, Jr, & SON,
LiNCiBlRi. VtRaIEiA


tnIIg.ED NAlltEOAD GAR WuEEg.~.
'ElIi prepared 10 ekrcae promptly orders
toni hT their WHEELS mad. e1cusrdy oG the btst Pr
4tnit Coli Riast Charcoal F,g
1iifN HFIFR 10
JouN MCDANIEL, ESD President Virgins and Ten
nce-on khnoBd Go
EDWARD A. nii.L Esq, Superintendent Peter burS and
Richmnrd RAitnd %,
THOMAS DopAMEAD, Esq. Superintendent virginia
Central RAILROAD TO
MIR SAMUEL. PETERS, Master MachiniAt Virginia and
lunnossoe Railroad Co.
Mr ARCHIBALD rAE Master Marhinlst Virginia Central
Railroad Go
JOSEPH II. ANDERSON. Esq Richmond, Va
Mcssrs. MORhISS TANNER CO, do
FRANCIS MALLORY Esq. Prcsldcnt Norfolk and re
ltrhutg Railroad Co.
WILLIAM MAIloSE, Esq Chief Eug ncer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Go
MAN nENMEAD. la baltimore, Md.
\ WYATT 60 Charleston \. e.
WILLIAM A&DEltSON. Esq. Mob'l,, Ala
WILLIAM q SWAN, EsI. Knos vile. Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON. Innsncos, Florida
I Ihr busn,s at til" LANIlIoRNE foH NDRN will hero,
after he conducted by the subcrbcrn under tho firm Of r. B
bFANI, JH & son. l. u. DEANE. 1R,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

New Discovery OF IRoN ORE.--It is stated that
a discovery Of immense bodies of iron ore has late
y been made in Missouri. not far from the neigh
borhood Of those rich deposites already so widely
known in the country as the Iron Mountain and
Pilot Knob. The Editor of the Ironton Furnace
has visited the place Of discovery, and says;
The grounds upon which it is situated embra-
ccs a tract of between eleven and twelve thousand
acres owned hy ono gentleman, Napoleon Aubu-
chon, Esq, and has been entered at the Govern
ment price within the last three years. 1T is
sparsely Inhabited ueighborhood, and until the
last few years never explored except by hun
ters, who were ignorant of the use value of the
black rock On one of the hills where the ore
shows itself in immense bodies: about two hundred
feet from its base, we examined with implements,
and found it to be solid body, overlaid with
earth form one to three feet deep, and bouders of
ore from the size of small gravel to twenty pounds
in weight of close, solid, fne, hemite ore." 81.