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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25

A LUCKY SQUIRE. The Iowa City Re
porter learns that a Justice of the Peace in
that place, named MALcoM INJURY, has, by
the death of an uncle, fallen heir to an es-
tate in Dublin, Ireland, valued at some
$4,000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25

The CHINA WAR.-It is about time for
the French and English war upon China
to commence. The fleets have been long
enough out to have reached their destina-
ton 1t has been thought that the diff
Guilty would be adjusted by negotiation,
but at last accounts the Chinese were
erecting strong defences at the mouths of
their principal rivers, and SENvAN, the he
70 Of the Peiho fight, had been summoned
to council Of war at Pekin, to devise
measures Of defense.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-25

ASSISTANT MARsHALs-U. s. Marshal
LEWIS hiss appointed the following gentle
men as Assistant Marshals, or Census
Takers.
Ed. DECKER, Kewauneo Co.
FRED. S. ELLIS, Brown Co.
SAN RYAN, Jr., Outagamie Co.
JONI MARYGoLD, Calumet Co.
For Winnebago county he has appoint
ed THEODORE ScHINTz, r. J. HARSEY, and
Tuos. 4. HARVEY
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~ Subscribe for the Pilot.
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Man;towoc, May q, 1850.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
From The London Times, Oct. l6.
ANTnTrT an UnnN nalrD EnTN ATrI


Some mouths ago our naval intelligence recorded with
considerable detail the results of experiments made by
Captain Hewlett Of the Excellent norder TO tes. the
shot proof powers Of butt constructed by Mr.. Jones
Liverpool ship-buider upon principles which be propos
cd applying 70 the construction OF nvulnerabe men-oi
war aud which for that purpose he had covered by pa
tent The butt Il may be recoected represented por
ton Of ships side soped from the Waterue upwards
At an angle Of 52 degrees and faced with plates Of iron
three inches thick SO successful these experiments
that one of the plates took II shots in space Of feet
by ~ feet before any part of it removed and then
the iron was not ectuay penetrated the woodwork
behind il much injured After this trial, yielding,
it did results quite unparalleled the next step Tor the
patentee TO take was to demonstrate In the usual way by
working drawings and models that bis plan was per-
fecty practical tor ships Of and capable OF be-
ing combined In them with the other indispensable re-
quirements of stability, fighting room on deck, mode
rate draught Of water stowage accommodation for en-
snes and Goals well the crew, and above all high
velocity Mr. Jones has accordingly produced two mod
els with corresponding drawings, which leave no room
for doubt in any mind Of ordinary intelligence upon any
OF these points Impressed with the importance Of the
subject have examined Il with the greatest care and
we feel satisfied that the kind OF maielad mAnoi-Ear
which he proposes will be practically invuluerAble, and
that his plan possesses decisive advantages that
which the Admiralty are at present carrying out To
make this clear let us take the largest OF Mr. Joness
moiels that Of fgate $50 feet long GS feet BEAM a2
feet in Depth of G6OO tons builders measurement in
tended to carry upwards Of so red guns Of the heav
est cabre upon her fighting deck to be propelled by
engines OF 200 horses and TO have draught Of 20
feet Il Is quite moderate calculation that such ship
ought TO do II knots hour. She would, therefore,
have the speed and being able to carry coal for 10 days
consumption might be made independent Of sails and top
gear, which must prove immense obstruction and
Of danger in auy naval warfare Waged under tho
new conditions imposed upon bY steam and red can
non aud iron armour Imagine Rheet OF rgates OF this
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
RICHMOND MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IL, 1850.

class rising only 2 feet above the water and with plated
sides slouing nwards from sten at angle Of
80 deg long and low painted might te TO eude OBJ
servation. sweeping through the at an i'm
mense pace-a pace beyond iha. Of Jour Royal
Albert and Duke of Wellington and yet able TO go
close alongside Of these wooden sea-castes and receive
with comparative impuniy at least II not absolute In
difference all the hammering they could infiet. II we
want 70 insure our maritime power against any enemy
it would seem prudent to have vessels OF this des
cription The Warrior" class open TO many Sc
rious objections To get the requisite amount oil dis
placement the depth Of draught is ~ feet the breadth
Of BEAM and the heavily plated perpendicular sides
seem much less favorable TO stability than the cores
pondng conditions Of the plan proposed by Mr. Jones
Then il cannot he doubted that the WhtWorth SOpound-
er can drive iat-fronted homogeneous shot through
wroughton plates in vertical position, with even
wooden scantling OF % inches behind them. Above ALL
the structural details of the design upon which the War
or is bull tseem unnecessarily complicated There are
certain positions 10 which she could be raked by the fire
of the enemy when such ships the Glore would es-
cape uniDured She is not only steamer but sailing
vessel combination which cannot help thinking un-
advisable from the very that practical uvuner-
ability secured and navigate and fight her very
large crew viii be required instead Of of moderate
strength Wha. IL required is 10 be able to strike the
greatest possible blow upon the with the smallest
possible risk to the lives Of brave sailors Our
wooden walls longer help 10 solution OF that pro-
tlem but If get Gt il by the aid Of steam aud
iron and fail do So deserve lose naval su
premacy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
NnIIhG MN

Who have Injured themsey certain practice INDUCED
when alone habit frequently learned companions
At school, the effects Of which nightly @ Ehen asleep
cured rerders marriage Impossible destroys both
mind and ody, should apply Immediately.
What py that young man, the hope Of hs country, tie
darling Of ht parents hou be snRthed from
enjayEent lie by the eonequenee Of devang from path
Of and indung In certain habit Such persons
ff-sT sfarse, enter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
IRON.PLATED sHIPS

To hs Editor ofMe London Times:
sir,-Eyery Eoglishman who has read your columns
containing the interesting communications on plated
ships must have been struck with their vast importance.
No greater testimony of the value can be adduced than
the instaueous effect produced by them in the official re-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
First Premium
PI A n OF O II II ES

IAvISG just returned from New York. oae for sale choice
Of SPLENDID PIANOS teleeted by hlmse In N.
Y } on the st reasonable terms
D-several good Sec midland Pfsnos fer sale low.
War, l2h sreet opposite Bank Street, elrIns Rioek
ecii-diu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
CHICKERING PIANOS.

a HEW and Aan supply Of these splendid inItru-
~ have been received
10 aihtion 70 Beautiful BolE ds NolE the CIR 41
ular Act.ou and he Grsnd have the Boa ~
doir, beautiful Instrument % upright iorm.
ne Cckerinrs have received 3s hrst prize medals al
nowae competitors zad from arst Institutions and fairs o.
Anca and % Europ rcy have Manufactured and sold more
Pianos than Any factory IN The world
Chcxefngs have canated he best and most perA-
nsn nat have brought he Faao % m present per
f.con BY great capital y have Invested In manufae-
tang convenience they sell cy any per cent eheipefhan
None % er Instruments leave The Earercom
uth1ut having been fay Inspected By he best artists
his -tory has never tan one agency 10 city, N
Rchond only be sold By the subscriber
e factory al Pianos sell Orders promptly A.
teliei 10.
Wsreroor north llie o. Broad street. Sh and a5s
aaiS SATHT CARUsI Sole Aren't
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
A GEICULrCRNL AND HORTICULTURAL nPLENsNrS a
n 10 every variety, eoassng % oss, H.rroEs ca iva Il
Hose Powrrt ant Threshcrs, Corn crrs.
Portable Grain sus Cr1ln Esns Hay and Cotton Presses Sr
Eyaocrlsrs farern Ec Portable CIDER MI ., Worts
sossr and MannYh Cosinei ReaPr aad Newer, Hay straw
Fsd Cc-s vith evey thing i1r hs Yarn and Gard n,
Wholesale HeaL Improved breeis of stock earey Sc
tected Ead sh ppci % order. - .
Agricultural and Seed Warehcuss
n.2S-sF2n Tih and Market Philadelphia
EWuz.rEcd Iupsrnt Seed and Nursery Catalogue FAR
ns1cl - remission Of sttmpa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
BINFORD 81 PORTER
- HATEFUL for the patronage conferred on ------N
VI for ih- lat 80 years would Inform
ricnds that now have the largest stock
OF furui'ure se haze ever had OF our own man -
an-c variety and style 20 which We have
cheap for tu embracing variety OF Cot
tags segts dnt Bureaus, sdeboad SOFAS
Chairs Bedet and everything In the Cabinet ne TO which We
Invite give call determined 70 se as
low be bought II his marse.
SPRING BEDS.
The ULaER SPRING the for the price made, 10 which we
would and all Ia want We preparing % fa
nh them manuicurers prices by The quantity or single bed,
uth a variety of other patterns.
UNDERTAKING.
We are prepared 10 attend 70 at all hours. Having -
every STYLE Of Metallic Case With wood Coins, Nt
Of rr Lnd very Hearse shroudS and Hack furnshsd
,.io BISTORD PoRTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
sOUTHERN WOOLENs.

DONsACKs heavy Virginia Jeans,
ID fredericksburg Y and Ga Pulled clotsA
Kery's Manchester and Ashland, do,
Joy Mills Georgia Caaimeres and Jeans,
Abe Tare Jeans.
Holsion Mla Full Cloths,
North Carolina Plantation TWills.
Heavy Georgia and South Carolina Plalnl,
stauntoD And Maryland Linseys,
with great variety Southern WOoleus mostly on con-
"sS@faN ocaI ''' ''' O KENT, PAINE CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO,OOOl
lEHUGL INCOME, 42,25O,OOOi
VOLUME 64.

ANhUAL lhCOME Il, 32,25O,OOOl
Daily Revenue ST,50O.OO.
INVESTED IN riiE UNlrEn STATS, ONEk estO,oool
Al Dlrscssrs PsrsDn1y soHsis yr a. Esgugdaisll y
re ton4GnE
VJG respectfully ask attention 10 ihe security o. ne Liverpool
w anI L0nup Insurance Company B policy holders 10 10
large cash capital ana investments, assated above.
ne capital and Income Or c Company enable h % tAke
nnes convenient 90 parties requiring large amounts oilnuranee
addition fhr ordinary mode % Insurance, ts CompanyE To-
FEe ~ NEN FFOLLCI on ne pas mrnt 90 IkN 1ANt-
Al PffNflhN Property =, b-ncrilrt, f4h hANhNl lLf
INSCHFp The Policy b. cancelled uue, and Ae
nla.u be uctarnolicss per cent
Tbs Company u ake Insurance By lul of Reat1 ~ Fc
neg ana most liberal p-inciplc
Under Policies of This Company an claims pAl pre-
nea.aon satisfactory proof of osa Withoat 90 ff
syr iss.; And not usual DAYS arc prcaealA
Noa % proof NORfHAM WYATT Agents,
msn e. Main street. under "a Chsrlss Hotel.
STOCKS FOR SALE.
SOD.UOD r,g-. pr cent honIs, e,anre,las viih Ie
Richmond and bsny and Raleigh aud Gaston Railroads 81
r,-s bong coaur uhuu Of Dollars with tn0rgts- Of
400. ~ nltc description ofs peseut condtuu and
prospect OF TIE Company, pamphlets can Dc had Al onr o.
hcc
rno0 Va sni rconrses, 50 mortgage
Slsin Hnrk Rvrr per sent snil
tsu Virginia c.
o. shlTss Rict cord Fre Association
20 Do Sire anl Marine
ttV0 90 Bank of ths CommonUearh
sat c. ". PURCELL a 90.
WE HAVE ~ STOaE AND Omer for sale
w fsyorable ne article Imported for A.
typa-kNcs ~ AID ppes) % pure and best quality EENCH
"a ALvEV . LrPSOONP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

nVINCIPE CIGARN.-A fmaH eondgnment genuine
l Principe oigan for sale low 10 close rr .o.,.
no8-diW WM hALLAOh soNs.
DARBER's SCISSORS, with silver plated hsadlss' e1
ID sa quality, for sale !oE, by ~ M'iss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-31
Win. Stanton thinks Of pOugla,.

Hon. f. =. stanton, in recent political
address at st LOUIS. paid his compliments
10 Douclas in The iollowin; terms
IL believe Popular Sovereignty 10 be cor.
rect, but not as embodied IN the Kansas
Nebra.ka bill. bccau.s the people Of Kansas
had no chance O. assert their mapriIy.
Douglas sustained them tor a while, bot he
has al from IT, Had be sustained thai
posi,ion | would not now be ai'ocit'ns
Lincoln and lilmlir for the Presidency.
D,url,. has not maintained his position u
the end. After the Democratic party had
abandoned 10. principles. be- ought not ~
bay, gone % Charleston at all. Tie should
have bol,tcd the standard ui true Democra-
90 and d.G.l the Charleston Democracy:
and th,s. gentlemen. Is what Ia my hum.
blc way. advised him to do. lie thought
different and wished q purify the party.
told him that they would crush hun. AMI
they have done IL. They decipiIated him
irom the Guardianship OF the COMMITTEES
ON Territories, and Senator Green was sub
sututei IN his place. thought then thas
he would take my advice, but was ehasr'n-
eI % find that he dId not meet this outrage
as would have done. You saw lust alter
,h,, ac, tha, Doucla. went oralrhHs back
into Senatorial eausu. as Dsmocrat-
whereas he had only little while beiors
hesn kieked out for not being n Democrat.
Tie next we saw was that he was willing
% take the Charleston nomination. u %"
could get il harmuniously. upon almoNany
terms: and at Baltimore he took nomlns-
,ion on a ticket with Senator Fitzpatrick, q
L.eomp,oni,e. who had voted In the teeth
Of Douglas On every question aGectin, tho
Lecnmp,on Constitution. Again, in Doug
la. letter accepting the nomination, there
wa. not word about Kansas or her wrongs,
which DOuga. has himself repeatedly de-
nounced. There never was an act that CALI
e,i for dsnunciatiOn louder by political cpn'
yention.. The Douglas parry. the Bree.in'
ridge. the Bell and Everett. and the SAM
IloustoO party. all omitted to say anything
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-31
PARIS. ME-,

n.y." he said to IAfont. "The count is
there, and several others. Oh, wha, time
theru'll 30! Come. come Now mind
you Flavien, he added ,urniOe to me, "you
will follow me directly mp. | shall show
you the lady, shall say to her, Hero Is
your long lost son" aud then you must
rush forward to her. DO you comprehend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-31

"och. an whats yer honor eoin to give
seein' as its myself tina; saved yer housc?'
"liow so, Pats"
can sure, when i, cotehed FIRE, wasn't
the second that hollered first 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-31

The wealth Of William u. Astor Of New
York i. estimated by those who have the
be.t opportunity Of knowing, at iO.oOo,.
900 ol dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-31
Where is spinola T!
oh. whittier ha, spinola lied ,

Mr.. /. u. Spinola Of New York, who has
been travelling through this State a. an At
,ache Of Ephraim on his electionserins tour,
has dccampcd The la, heard OF him was
a, Bangor. the day OF Douglas reception,
when he tclesnphcl to tie New York Dem'
ocralc Convention that the Little Giant
was surrounded by thirty thousand young
Democrats Of Name. Ia noticing this
,rhopp,r from Spinola, the New York Tri.
bune takes occasion to show the .Iact char.
ac,cr OF that gentleman. Mr.. SpInoa, it
seems, is q member of the New York Sen.
ate. and lat winter be voted every time
with the Corrurloni't.. We quote from
the Tribune:
eve turn 70 that batch OF Railroad bill.
which GOV. Morgan vetoed, and reading the
vote. on the Avenue ID road. the one first
taken up to be- passed over the Governor
head. We find 81 yot's in favor OF its pas
sage. aud . against il. These . Nays are
ali Republican,. bat one OF the II Yeas. :
are Democrats, and among them is the
name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-31
Spirola :"

l, /. worthy Of note tina, every one OF the
Republicans tha, acted di.hone.tly In the
n. Y. Senate has been dropped and denonn-
ced by hi. abused constituency. But sPi-
NoLA /. on the highway to preierment with
his democratic brethren, and is sent down
to Maine to aid Ephraim in illustrating to
the people Of Name the cOrrupiion' Of Re.
publieans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-31
Spinola |!

We turn tn another Of the gigantic spec
ulatinn. Of the scssi1n-tho West Washing.
ton Market BILL This also was passed over
the Governor. veto, by q vote of ~ TO :.
OF the eight negatives, one only wa, Dem'
ocrat Of the ID alternatives. were Dem
crats, and among them was
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-31
Spinola |!

Let Us look at one more. No holder blow
was ever struck 10y corruption and prohiga'
cy' at the franchises u! this city and rights
and interests Of iis citizens. than IN George
Laws 'Gridiron bil.' l, passed the Senate
by ~ yeas to twelve nays. With 'ho tn
honest Republicans -ho voted against It.
there were only tico homes, Demoerats-an
increase. nevertheless. OF one hundred per
cont. Hut the thirteen corrupt Republi
cans had all and more than all the help they
needed from Sern Democrats. and one Of
these was
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Congress.
Forney Elected Clerk, and Hoffman, of
MARYLAND. Sergeant-at-A Arms!

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-SESAre.-Thi body was
not in session to-day.
House OF REpREsENrAriygs-John w. Forney,
of Pennsy lvania. was elected clerk by one mnior-
ity. The Republicans voel for him in u body.
Henry W. Hoffman, of Maryland, was elected
sergeant Mt arms.
The Postal Deficiency bill was introduced. 1t
promises six per cent interest from the date the
accounts were duo the contractors. The bill will
probably pass during the coming week.
Adjourned till Monday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
Markets.

New loRk. February Cotton dull; uplanas
In. Flour dull southern $40 To 5,75. Wheat
quiet bite California Isl TO Sl5o. Corn aui-
It, New 80 to 81 cents. Pork heavy New Mess
So; Prime $1,000. Lard firm. Nhlskcy -
cents. Sugar declined one eighth.
BALTIMORE, Feb 3--Flaur firm hu. not active :.
Howard Street S5.5o Wheat luoynnt aud offer
ings light White Sl3o to Sl.iS. torn dull;
White 70 to % cents Yellow 6S II - cents. Pro-
visions steady Bacon Sides lo.o0 Mes Pork
Il .5u to l7.15 Prime 1900 to $3.50. Whiskey
dull Mt 81 cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

HTGH PRICES FOR NEGRoEs.-Twentv-three ne
eroes belonging to the estate of the lac Mrs. T..
w Spencer, of Cumberland, were sold On We'd
nesday of last week, by auctioneer W. Nick Davis,
at an average of Sl060.S0. Ono girl sold for
Sl165 one man for $1,000. and two men ut ST.
5l5 each. better sale than this, we suppose,
has never taken place in Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

AEw JrnicIu ciRcuiT.-A bill has been repor
ted IN tho Legislature establishing Il New Judicial
1ircnit, to be taken from the 2d and 5rd Circuits.
We have heard the names of the following coun-
ties, as likely to compose the new Circuit, Prince
Edward, buckingham, Cumberland, Powhatan
and Amelia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
Fire in New York

INV YORK. February "A tenement honse in
Ellen Street, which was occupied by twenty-tour
and thirty persons were burnt aud many serious
ly injured by jumping from the windows.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
Executive Pardon.

CHARLESTON. Is. CD February 3.-Gov. Gist.
of this State. has pardoned Francis Mitchell. por
ter Of the steamship Marion, who Ind been
fenced to be hung for aiding slave to escape.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

Charleston [South Cardinal Races.
CHARLESTON, Is. CO February 3.-fanny Wash
inston won the three mile race yesterday time
DAB to 5.4l4. The mile race won by Waeea.
lnuw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
M A RRTED

On Wednesday. 18th of January. lsG0, by Rev.
lsaac Cochrane, Mr.. GEORGE llrSr to SaLLiE V,
daughter of Newton Cunningham, all Of Prince
Edward CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
SoUTTIERNEIfS
Educat Your ihilGrcn Oh SNmlhcrn SOIL.

FgIIfE .pT TIiI1S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE al llt
Tcnues~cc in 1854, affords facilities Tor npari-
inr thorough practrn business education 10 its Students
rltnrc moi ~ any similar Institution in the world
The Instruction embraces Book keeping CONNER
cial Law. toinlrrf, ia calculations and Penmaishir
Tor particulars address the above Institution Tor circular.
lt..L1 a riaM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
Valuable Diamond Hill Property Fer Sale.

AR, intending remove from The city. offer private
s. .ile Ny rs lpEScE, on Diamond Hill. together iii
the Acres nj inui th"ret" aaririt being The Prop
purchased 10y ne Of Aansnn Ninsons Trustees. THIS
properly l. cunl,>aly Among the desirable
The hulise is Of BRICK contains Y ia thorough
au has attached all bu!ousg- aud nr W ell
The ground perfectly level and Is in Hne state ri
ea' 10 ois purchasers this properly needs .escrp
Vci The high character al the shburo In
which -1tuuteti il well known require praise.
The Will h' reasonable and iue sdr 10 suit urrias
ers. Inuy 2-llsl 1. i. CDIHUUS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
RFJTINGt RENTING,

IAN 7 made heterogeneous with Tue nlannrlucr> fIr ilo
4 sale or The hest PATENT STRETCHED LEAriliE AND
CT BF1TiNG, Of al widths suitable for NIL ca-ses of
ehncry, and for sale good supply always
on hail. :. ~ SIMPSON.
jan l6-ts Opposite Farmers Bunk it' Main ST
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

Mr.. JonN MOZAMBIQUE forget the lecture To
he delivered BY Mr. Moffat this evening at the
Old Sd Street Methodist Church. 60 early and
secure good seat.
Mr.. Moffat will deliver another lectsre to-mor-
row afternoon Mt 3 o'clock in tho same house.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
Cold Weather,

PHILADELPHIA. February 3.--'ihe weather WIS
Intensely cold here last night. The mercury fell
sixteen degrees below zera.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
NJ Otica

EEAViNG purchased the sapeon Mills Of Charles Scott
Esd. an in market for WHEAT, and will pay Tho
RI,E for prime Wheat delivered at tho
Mills. July 2,i,cts JAMES J.. lloENEi. e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

>
Nj sffI ". nafft. u Al sr. Allr elHatia incidence
A has rllA snaichcl ne from Lat
.Ius II s sudden old, which rteid IA
"i >iotu Pains Ia The etlt AMI hcl. ,t
reduced HAT ,nls haHh} lnll IN HAT
die A th ritsI.l la al Nista* Balsau al Mid
,lrrt, ant Immediately sehl ir b".lt. lhs rn lHateI
indeed "oncrl, Ny PLY sitinn. 81 The n,si
ahlo hoftoa. nha had san- todd nv thai
hapels lnd informed hin " lH had ltk'n. lie
eName tH liaau, aud l',st ne I" teutnH' H. a. H.
which mc hat continued lu ,alA aud liz
s Fs=uth oha had a,, M uptld me-, irM tlgf enst
Hut might tel te mau3 years. l., specifically.
MA1N ROW..
" ga els,fhfa bsf h tAe truth Unot
Af=.i#iss zs4r.s l5etH an music - nuf ianli2.
MiiI1AN III N%l.IT,
MAElttA III N$llA.
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