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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28

EARLY LoooMoTIvRs.-According to
the American Railroad Guide, the first
locomotives in the United States were
imported from England, in the fall of
1929 or spring of 1880. The first Ste
phenson locomotive ever imported was
the s'Robert Fulton" in 1881, for the
Mohawk and Hudson railroad. The
first locomotive built IN this country was
constructed at the West Point foundry
in 1880, for the South Carolina rail-
road. The second was built for the
same road at the same place. The
third was built by the same establish
ment in the spring of 1881, and was
the first locomotive ever run in the state
of New York. David Matthew, who
FIRST run this engine, is still living IN
Philadelphia, and is one Of our Oldest
inventors and locomotive engineers.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28

IA A modern philosopher volun-
teers q bit of advice: aNever marry
very young. Life is feast; after
you have enjoyed the substantials, then
let wife come in as DESSERT"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28

At NO. 124 NORTH SECoNN ST..
Four doors above Vine, ST. LOUlSsM
METAL DElRoT
ME have in stsrs and offer for sals q the most
w favorable terms, and 1t the lowest nasket
prices, very large and complete assossss4as %
Tin Plate, Copper, Block Tin, Russia, 0alyasisaA
and American Sheet Iron, Copper Bottoms. Sheet
Zinc, Spslter, Antimony, &c., Dc. TtNN1R'B
TOOLS and FINDINGS, from the bsss rnanufact1-
fsls in the country, and Embracing every aastisls
used In the trade. Also. . full and conplsn =.
ortment of Plain, Pr Esd and Jspannsd III Wars.
which v made BY the most experienced Worinen as3
o. the very best stock. We are SOLE AGENTS fer
the most celebrated patterns Of COOK PARIOR
and HEALING STOVES flor both Coal and Wcodl
which We will sell 1t extremely low prices. and
VIII warrant to give ~ good satisiaction q any
stove now In market We have foil stepk of noie
low WARE, SUGAR KE1TxEs, ovsxs, sfIW pcrr. sxII
lszs, SBA KETTLES, and III othSp sttlc,6g II thaA
line, which W srs oasriDg Ut greatly rslssSa pri-
We ere thssele aad only agents # Iopssvssur-
1s.ATxn fA1eSf llun Gam An sAn6.
This article he's been nots than fouf yeSss ~
e universally adni ttsd 10 safsty and eSassaenee
70 y entirely without Rival. - s,.,as.,r - >,
Te Iin.srs - wonld ~ We hsys The refs ead
BOTTOMS Tor AL KINDS OF yRuI3 CASA toappply ~
U.de and vii make very libersl di1eopals., sgr -
b Wetnyite both dealers ard naepfaetnres. 10
examine our stock. - !. r CROSS =. CO.,
No. 1M North Second st., St. leais. 10. q I
Z Aug. Z, 1859-w6m -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28

The SouRcE OF THE N1LE.-The
great problem of the source Of the Nile,
which has occupied the attention Of the
world during so many ages, may now
be considered as definitely solved.
Capt. Spoke, who has just returned to
England from an extended tour in CEN
trail Africa, in company with Capt. Bur-
ton, discovered a lake, called by the ma
tives Nyanza. but by the Arabs Uker-
eve, which appears to be the great res
ervoir of the Nile. 1t extends from 2
deg. 80 min. south to 8 deg. SO min.
north latitude, lying across the equator
in east longitude 3S deg. Its waters
are the drainage of numerous hills
which surround it on almost every side.
The new lake washes out the Mountains
of the Moon as at present existing in
aliases.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28
An InpoRrANr Truth The miser,

AN IMPORTANT Truth. The misery
Of human life is made up of large
masses, each separated from the other
BY certain intervals. One year, the
death of child years after, q fail
ure in trade after another longer or
shorter interval. o daughter may have
married unhappily; in all but the sim
gularly fortunate, the integral parts
that compose the sum total of the un-
happiness of mans life. are counted
and distinctly remembered. The hap
piness of life, on the contrary, is made
up Of minute fractions-the little, soon
forgotten charities of kiss, smile,
q kind look, heartfelt compliment in
the disguise Of y playful raillery, and
the countless other in6nitesimals of
pleasurable thought and genial feeling.
-COIersdge. ra s1,.eF
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28

LEATHER.
GPhNISH and aughter Sole Leather,
~ French and American Lip skins. ...
:" I" 6" Calf skins,
Pink and Russell Lining skins,
Topping skln>-all colors,
Iron AM Zinc lice, Nails, all kinds shoe thread.
Boot Webbing and saoe Findings gsnerally-just
received and for ga Q by
ser1 81 CHARLES NEALLEY.
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Rooss and shoes.

pY EXPRESS "A aew stock of LalIos' LISTING
- Glove Kid and Goat, Congress and Lace Gait
efs for spring and summer wear. Also, q fne lot
If Chi drens ala * and Fancy CATERS, hooteesand
Slipporsat CHAS. NEALLEY'S.
sept SO so
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28

OROSs. LEGGED COMFORT Feet mp 10 the
~ chair Smoke the best Havanas 10 Aussatme.
July 18th. Sold ut 6KAHAAO.
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To Merchants & Manufacturers

NEW sToR AND NV GOODS. ssaa1
At NO. 124 NORTH 1ECOND DT. :.
Four doors above Vine, ST. LOUIS NO.
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ness? Why should minister submit
thus to be reduced to the level Of a
parish pauper? There is not thing
to recommend these, save the bringing
Of the people of parish together for
acquaintance and social intercourse ;
all beyond is unworthy Of people and
preacher. Why should not a pastor
stand on the same platform, as to his
support, as does the doctor, or lawyer,
or magistrate, or town clerk? And
the meanness Of some persons toward
their minister is almost beyond belief.
elbow much is your oats bushel 20
said pastor to one of his wealthy far
mers as he was riding along by his
door. ''Three shil!ings," was the re-
ply. It was was selling for Is. Cd. in
the store. "Send me six bushels, -
said the minister; and; as he rode on,
he noted the bargain, with pencil, in
his pocket-bcok. The pencil-mark was
faint and the entry was overlooked.
At the end of two years the collector
said to him, ''Mr. B. has not-his pew
rent for now eight quarters /; hessays
he has an account with you; that you
owe him for oats" At once remem-
bering the transaction, he rode to his
house and paid him, he charging two
years. interest on Is shillings After
some more dunning he paid his back
pew-rent, with some grumbling, but
paid no interest on it All such men
shout ! be expelled from the Church Of
God: they are too mean to be respec-
table sinners, much less to be Chris
tians! ss
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Very low Paints; Oils Varnishl Very lev
| for cash, Clan, Brushes, tor eash,
At Graham .Paintsr' Goods, Al araAaA''
ApYiI T. ~ f-sf.
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TELE0RAPHTC NEWS.
.spoRrkD ron 70. / ...i1I,,spArCHs
CONGRESSIONAL,


WlsHiroroS, Jan. 20 --Sxnatc "A resolution wins
snered TO admit Lane and Mccarthy, the bogiis
Senators from Indiana, to the floor of the Senate,
while their claims to seats were being pressed.
The Pacific railway bill was further amended,
aud tt- morrow at O'Clock fxed for vote.
House.-~The committee on Agriculture reported
back Joint resolution, looking TO the reduction
~ foreign import duties on American tobacco,
aud instructing the President 70 use Gil bis con-
stitutionsl pose r TO effect that object. The reso
lotion was passed,
The Consular and Diplomatic bill being mp, Mr.
Craw ford moved 10 curtail the amount authorized
oy the law Of 1919 for the support and education
OF rscaptured Africans, having particular refer.
snce to those recently taken on the SLAYER "Echo"
discussion took place on this motion, chieny
participated ia by Southern members.
Messrs. keitt and Bonham, Of Sc, thought the
education aad maintenance Of the negroes was a
stretch Of Hxecutive power. The South being 10
4 minority, it's safety depends upon the strict
construction Of the Constitution.
MIR. Seward, of Ca, wanted the Southern States
to regulate the slave trade for themselves, ire
sPective Of the laws of Congress.
Mr.. Miles, of 8. c., declared he was necessarily
sectional man, and would only act with the De-
mocratic party as long as 1t upheld tho constitu-
t,oaai rights of the South.
The Presidents act with reference to the Ecno
negroes was defended by Northwestern Democrats
aud several Republicans. The debate was an ex'
citing one. There no definite question on the
pending proposition.
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n@NBw RnrAIEzHG GooDs.
JANUARY Is. 1859.
sAM'L N PRICE co.
Have besu receiving. every week since the 1st Jen
nary. further supplies Of seasonabls Dry 0ocos.
making their stock c1mplste for the season. Among
'" Iinens. Linen shsetings and Towsliing good
sOmSsszinss. cha'li., and T.miss. for mourn
Best styles Of Bleachsd costons. cambrics. Dimi-
Goods Tor Servants and Field Hands in Plaid
Striped and Plaid osnaburgs BIrsaps - prom.
ising the best goods at fair prices Js"-os
RICHMOND. Oct l. 1855.
~IHAv been using eEMPLn's In.
rALLIsLE BAKING PowDERs for some two years and
feel no hesisaacy IN s;yag psr.rd 4 ~ vastly
superior to any Yeast Powder 1t has ever Deen my
good fortune to thy. nAAkA.9 IT.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. May 90 1859.
DR. T. Vt Garlick Dear Sir: After keeping house
for several months and being % ire9ueny io on1
srHrLss BAKING PovpaR. Since then I have
had little trouble and % rar y fal to nave eoe9
bread I have thouRhtn but due 10 you thss i
'n'A'uA''' o"0'' 'A''' 'n HIsRY HALL
RRuINroN. King 4 Queen co Va. May g.
DR.. Garliek-Sir: Having constantly used your
SEMpLK's BAKING PewDKR since its origin, and being
more than pleased with its efficacy readily pro
nouuce Il the best Of the fiany kindsI have been IN
the habit ofusiug.
JOHN W GARLICK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor;
Sold BY Druggists and arocers generally through
out the etate. JaT-lW
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nA DrB1L1rArnp PEasoss-Those

nA DEBILITATEp PERsoNs-Those
who have suffered from incessant fevers loss OF ap
petite, or improper dgestion-may easily be cured
by the use of BAKEg'S BITrERs. We have known
persons entirely restored to health by these 6tters
after visiting all the watering places without receiv-
ing ans benefit If any of our readers suffering
from Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver, In.
Digestion Ague and Fever, Sour Stomach or Loss OF
Appetite they will find certain relief by using these
Bitters as directed Delicate females may lest as
sured that these Bitters are admirably adapted to
their diseases, and never fail in quckening nature
and restoring the bloom of health to their cheeks
Teething infants may also be improved by their
use-whist all classes and sexes will be benefited
by their strengthening properties. As q family
medicine, these Bitters stand unrivalled and must
eventually supersede all others We invite trial
at once.
For sale by Purcell. Ladd 4 Co. and by all the
prominent Druggists In Virginia. &C IL
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Z ~ IL YOU HAVE A COUGH,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
If You have DyspsppsNIsss 81 nprox,s r,ucrr,p
II you have Rheumatism,
~ ~ TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
- ''N n''' TAKE HAMPTONs TINCTURE.
If you have Pain in the Bach,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
: ~ - '- TAKE AAMPToN's TINCTURK.
If you have Headache.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
Is most highly esteemed; like thousands of our best
known citizens feels il duty to bear testimony Of
the wonderful curative power of HAMPTON'S
TINCTURE. Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving it q triaif Call and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
BALrIMoRE, SEPT. %, 1853.
Aessrs. Mortimer d Mo,obrdy-Ge Gentlemen: have
been fer some time afflicted with Asthma, accompa-
MED with shortness OF breath, with many symptoms
properties of HAMPTONs VEGETABLE TING
TURE, from having used the same, induced me to
procure bottle of the Tncture, and by the use of
one bottle was much better that was induced to
use more Of It, and by taking five or six bottles was
restored to nay usual health, and will say to all per-
sons who are afflicted a. was to use .HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURk.
Gentlemen-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benefit of the afflicted.
10 ELLEN FEDoU,
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts7
~ Call and get Pamphlet and see cures
seld by PURCELL, LADD co, Richmond; By
DR. COOKE, fredericksburg. by all the Druggists
in Petersburg; by MORTIMER MOWBkAY,
Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shopkeepers
~ 81 per bottle; six bottles for S..
no l-d&wts
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396s.727 81
AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK,
lcoaREsrosDESoE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY n,s,.,,u


NoAFoLK, Jan. Goth, 1859.
A daring attempt was made last night 10 force
an entrance through the front door of the wbo,a
SAFE liqaor store occupied by Messrs Burress
brotner, 90 Wide Water street. 1t appears tina,
thedoor was barred In such manner az In leava !
gap In the door through which bar had been in.
troduced with the view of raising the door har.
the noise produced by the operation attracted tho
attention OF the waschmen, who repaired To the
spot aud saw two men rus ND lane aaioinino ,ha
premises. There is some hope that the bnret.rs
will be apprehended.
George Male, juvenile Jeremy Dddler vbo.s
manipuafioos have been exceedingly troublesome
20 our community, and whs has occupied cell
IN the CITY jail Tor the past three mouths has
been Shipped and will leave the scene of his Won H.
tni oepredattons for foreign travel 10 morrow :
Andrew Dalton, who figured 10 the Clark shooting
sssaps, wlil follow suit In a few days.
Inc circuit Court is now engaged on the "Crosby
case. large number of persons were in at.
tendance yesterday to hear the witnesses in the
The Hastings Court 10 also 10 session. Very
ILsIs business Of public interest is being trans.
Ex.President Tyler. arrived here yesterday and
nss taken rooms Ut the National Hotel
W Juvenile tournament has just come OF near
a. "pson-peshsps 10 surlesque Of the late splen.
corns.sIh. ~ IL, .a,cn we apprizsd your readers
go .s we're substituted for horses. and a CAV
49, ~ experienced; all the ceremony nsnsi On
49, s'o"s was observed, and a numhsr If
1,c.,.a s we're present. and At the cose mastsr
~ a"ss segar was declared the vietorious tn;sSs
erovn.a ,,.s,N same evening ct brilliant nastv
snr Re- n..Ie Miss Anna Hudgins Queen ~ Tnyy,,
nsmas and papas VI numbers OF
az =. .oS.lnoes setive at sl for yellow. .na77
,,sss ..oe V scssee. and the demand for ,ooa
n1S quo'e THIS merning a
..na,s = scsiye and the demand eous, 10 ~.
Rp'y Ysmily asossd this morapS ~ ~ e - me
ss,,ss - sozs e go supsrhes s. Is to 500
o.D. $50 W. n = "a o"eh@; aid are active stw
ise 80 ~ ~. SSo; w. %. Head
az oess ere 70 fair demand, and We quot. At Az
PKRcuHsssoH
Inenas ws.ks., /. VOL kn.wo e,..x. -
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

LEAvESwoRTH, jan. 25.-The Times publishers
letter giving an account of a conflict between
Brown patty aud the posse under the deputy
.herIh and the United States marshal, naar Paoii,
Lykins cnunty Five Of Browns party, the mar
hal and two Of the latters assistants are report"
I'd TO have been killed. The account Is not Vouch'
I'd for, and is probably exaggerated
90 the contrary, the friends of Brown assert
that he il not 10 the Territory.
A fugitive slave named Charley has been res
cued tom the authorities, and party has gone ID
pursuit.
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.@ ASHLAND RACES.
SPRING MEETING, 1859.

The Spring Meetins over this course will com;
continue throughout the week.
FIRST DAY-Post stake for all ages four mile heats
$500 entrance; 800 forfeit. 5000 added by the
Club. Closed on lst inst with four subscriber, viz
Thomas W boswell. John HUNTER. Dickinson
SECOND DAY-FTrs Race sweepstakes for three
year old colts and hlies. $500 entrance. 500 for
felt. Closed LIST ipst with the following entries
Thomas W Doswefl enters CHI c. Exchequer, by
Revenue, dam Nina. by Boston.
w Gibbons enters {, Crinoline, BY Finarcier,
dam Miss Matte. by Umpire.
John Hunter enters b c, by Lexington. dam By
Glencoe.
F II Hall enters or f. Faith, by Childe Harold.
Second Race-ssre Day.-Jockey Club purse
THIRD DAY-Ftrst Race -sweepstakes for three
year old colts and FLIES $50 entrance. Half for
felt. Nil heats. To name and close 18th March
Second Race-Same Dsy-Proprietor's puree $500.
Two mile he ats.
FoURTH DAY-First Roce.-Swespstakessfor three
year old colts ana fiies out OF mares that never
produced . winner. $500 entrance. Half forfeit.
Mile heate. To name and close 18th March.
Sec0nd Rdce-Same Day.-Pro prietor's purse, $50.
Mile heats--be.t three in five.
FIFTH DAY Handicap race for service Of plate.
the value of $500 Entrance $50, to be added TO the
stake. eecond horse to save his entrance, provided
Nominations for the bove mentioned Colt STAKES,
closing 18th March next, to be addressed to
NATH'L A THOMPSON.
Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND. Hanover county, Va. Jan 26. Is ..
ia 27-2AWtMl04td
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NOHtn OoUOtbAo.
,oy s,cd nesahb,r, North Carolina, with whom
virssnia has ever gotten along in the kindsst and
srlssdl,est manner. hiss certainly in her present
Legislature exhibited little OF that generosss,
,,hers,,ty and fairness, for which her people have
been distinguished. The Representatives Of the
popular branch of her Assembly defeat by an
overwhslming majority, the proposition for tie
exten.son Of the DAnville Railroad to Grecnsbo.
rough, n c., o. little gap Of some thirty or forty
mjIes, In tho shortest and best line OF Railway
travel between the North aud South; and immedi.
atcly afterwards reconsider the measurs--for
what, To amend IL by q bill authorship the
construction Of . Railroad from Grcensboroush to
the CoaIneids near Lsaksvi:le, on the Dan River
some tweaty miles above Danviils, 10 which bill
10 Incorporated . provision prohibiting the rcaa
from approaching Danvilie nearer then tscenty
massl The contenpt with which the orr gina
propositions vas treated, aud the excessive jeal.
ousy Of ell approaches towards Danvilie, display.
Cd In the new bill, are ate remarkable at this
time OF day and 10 this country Of free travelling
OF Unrestricted iasress and egress-a liberty OF
coming aud going, which is as we'll part OF the
national spirit rs IL Is the spirit Of the laws
Such q jealousy too, aud such restrictive policy
from State Of the South. where the great maxim
OF "7reedo IN ID cell Wnetc you eau eeii hXneet apo
boy where you can buy cheapest" is held to be
ius, AID right-and exhibited towards another
State Of the South, will appear strange enough in
the eyes of Massachusetts,.
North Carolina charters railroads to enter the
Western part Of her neishbor. South Carolins,
and that State meets her 10 friendly aud recip-
rocal spirit North Carolina has projected line,
running EorthwesterIy, which both Tennessee
and Virginia are ready to allow to go through
their territory Yet, North Carolina, with all
these privileges accorded in the most reciprocal
spirit, refuses to allow the DsnvilIe extension
an extension which is absolutely necessary t."
make one of the lines Of Railroad which she her
self has Ia sara.ed available as a through route.
successfully competing with others. North Car
orioa 10 this Is not true, it seems to ne, to her
character. She does not appear to be ready To-
mete ont to her neghbors that generosity and
liberality which they show their willingness to
accord to her. But we do not believe she will hold
to this position. She will yet do better justice t.
her public character aud to her long established
and Kind relations to Virginia.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-fI0ur firmer Howard and
h.o IS Wheat bigher-whi'e 81 81 o. IS red 81 40
Corn drooping-white 7;@7t; yellow 7tG7S
NEW YoRK Jan 26 cotton quiet Fsonr high
fas. Wheat bnoysnt-West.rn NIX, d Si.25; o'c
nentueky white Sl70 Corn buoy ant m xed SSta
new yello 81. Naval Stores unchanged. Rice do
Sales in New York, Tuesday, of s.. 900 Virginia
at 967. 81 900 North Caroana SIS at 9Sh4, and SIS,
00y Tennessee SIS at 9l9&G9I1z
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DEDFORD .ALUM AND IODINE

BEDFORD "ALUM AND IODIN
- MASS This article is the only known RENE
dy for efecfiog permanent cures OF Scrofuia in all
of it's most agk ravated torms Dyspepsia Preiapsu.
and ali of its kindred affections; IL is also Sect
fc' for the cure of Piles. Gravel, Disbe:es LAYER
Complaints, Chronic Diarrhoea. and all Peneredi
Diseases Giro Iiar containiog certc ates OF some
of our most eminent practitioner can be procured
of Agents. who have Lhe article for sale, put up
in nice glass boxes, which contain q quantity OF
Meas" equivalent 10 six gallons Of strong Alum
and Iodine Water.
LAIDLEY l. ROBINSON,
4th and Franklin streets,
jal5-lm Agents for the Proprietors.
Two CITY AND COUNTRY MEX
L CHANTS.-By recent Improvement and en-,
large nent my factory is now complete, and by far
the largest establishn ent of the kind south of
PHILADELPHIA, which enables me to offer to the
trade of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennesste.
a. also to the city grocers, An article of
tIiY MADE,
STRAIN REFINED.
CRUSHED SUGAR
CANDY,
warranted to stand In any climate much below the
Northern price, for an article OF like standard
am also enabled TO Gffar Fruits OF foreign and
domestic growth at a slight afyan 20 on New York
importers prices. Buying always at the fountain
head, and for cash, would advise dealers who bur
in Baltimore and Of second hands in New ork to
give me call before ordering. and will easily CON
vince them they can save money BY buying cf me.
Call 1t LOUIS j B6SSIEUX'S
ia22 No an Main street
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REVISION OF THE TARIFf-A NEW 10

WASHINGTON JAN 26.-The House committee o
Ways and Means yesterday agreed TO report ne
o.n biI exeept with revision of the tariff fixed
It affixed the amount of the loan at S2l ,0o0,oOC-
she fuud treasury notes aud to pay Interest there
N. The loan 10 be payable at the pleasure OF he
United States after two and before six years Inese
bills will be reported next Monday.
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GALE BY AUCTION-At the London
~ and Virginia Mine, Buckingham county, 2ssh

of January, 1850.
Steam Engine, of 50 horse power, by Rham
and the necessary Machinery of a 20 Stamp Mill
with so feet pipe. Circular Saw Mill. Cars, Bar.
rows, Chains. Ropes, Drills. Iron. new and old
CASTINGS Carpenters, Smiths, and Miners Tools;
Fire Proof eafe, by Herring; Dental Furnace, Re
tort and Assay Implements. &c. 0rtling's Balance,
weighing to l000th part OF a grain, Store Scales
and Weights; and ali the material requisite for
Gold Mine.
The Estate and Mine for sale by private contract
II any person has a legal claim against the Com
pany, they may receive par ment by application to
WIN Il SANDERS, Manager.
BUCKINGHAM MINE OF VIsGIsIA,l
January Sth. 1859 ia 2i-cwf
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IMPORTANT no FARMERs AND

Il PLANTERS.-The most valuable manure now IN
the market Is Mitchell Il Croasdae's IMPROVkp
ANNOTATED BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME. 1t not only stimulates the growing crop,
but permanently enriches the land. 1t is prepared
entirely by ourselves under the direction Of one OF
tho frat chemists in the country, AMI Is wrrranted
PURE and UNIFORM in its imposition. 1t only needs
to be seen by the Intelligent farmer to convincs him
of It's intrinsic value as . permanent Fertilizer.
For sale in large or small quantities, by ROBIN
BON 4 ROBERTS, corner 18th and Cary streets
Richmond, Va, and By most of the principal dealers
hroughout the country. oc 22-cw6m