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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

4 cargo Of two hundred and thirty.
ssven tons Of human bones lately arrived
in England from Scvastopol, which arc
to be converted in manure! The British
soldier may be chcercd to think that it
i. sweet to die tor::hi country, but ono
would think he would not be much com
tnrted with the thought that his flesh
may lie given to the vultures. aid his
bones brought back to an English dung
hill.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
DR. Bakers Pain Panacea,

Dr.. Halls Balsam for the lungs and
Dr.. Bakers Pain Panacea in cases Of
Bron chi,is, Group, and Asthma, are used
in conjunction with the happiess effects,
--one as an internal, and the other, As
an external rem dy. Tho action Of tho
former is to expel all corrupt matter
which lodges IN the sir passages, while
the latter, us Il counter irritant, draws 10
the surface, whatever Inflammation ex.
lists, and thus, by mutual assistance, the
parts arc hcale! Us il by magic.
4 full supply always on hand by agents
everywhere.
Sec advertisement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

s@ On the cath u't, one Of Vir.i .
las officials presented himself, /" Gov
Kirkwood with . requi.i,ion for Barcfay
Coppic, brother to the Copp'c that w.s
hung fnr being concerned il til. Ia
pers Ferry aft ,ir. The Goycrnn. exam
med bis papers and found them deficient
They bore no evidence that an indict
ment had been found.
The affidayiton which the requisite,
was granted, was not signed BY The aft
ant, aud the Notary Public signed hi,
jurM with his name simply. aud the I'd
dition Of N p" but without the ne
ccs airy a'tcsta'ion Of seal. Young Cop.
pic has gone to Canada again.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
Ncv Rules or the District Court.

All amendments Of plcalings shall be-
made on tepcrate papers from the orig.
inal, aud no riders or interlincations
are permitted, unless where otherwise
specially allowed by the Court.
The causes shall be tried in their
order on the calender, and no cause
will he set for trial 50 as to interfere
with the regular order Of business.
No pleading, writ, notice, or other
paper which il Ivy law part Of the record
in any cause, pending or determined in
the District Court in any court OF the
eighth Judicial District shall be removed
from the Clerks Office during vacation
or from the Court room during term
time, BY any che whomsocvcr, unless ~
special leave Of the Court or Judge
The Clerk on demand, shall furnish
copies # any Of the papers mentioned in
the foregoing rule, for the fees fixed ty
law, or If desired, he shalt allow any per.
son to take copies Of the same in this
office.
WM. T., MILLER. Judge.
ADOPTED, January, 9th, 1860.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
A0- Mr.. Frank Epenctor has just re-

A@- Mr.. Frank Epenctcr has just re-
ceived lot Of fresh groceries which he
is now Offering for sale ut his Grocery
near the North West cofncr Of the Pub
lie Square, at very reasonable prices.-
Ills Sugar we know is a superior article
Ho has also just received lot Of fresh
Oysters, which will make glad the heart
Of any Epicurean. Give him call.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
TIl.OS.

e0r IN one It our former numbers
We intimased that the burning Of kcro.
scne Oil was more expensive than can
dies further experience has proved that
il is less expensive. We have suid this
oil was for sale ut the Toledo Drug Store !;
we should have said the Peoples Drug
Store.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

s~ The Davenport Gazette states
that young Corpic, for whom Gov.
I.ctchcr Of Virginia. made rcquisition
upon Gov. kirkwood, has fed again 20
Canada. He passed through Dsyenror'
last Monday night week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

The next State Fair Will de held at
Iowa City, commencing on the "a day
II October aud continue four days.
President, Judge George u Wright;
Vice,Presid.nt Mark Mi!!erof the North
,cestern Farmer; Secretary J Il Wallace,
NJ. l.. Morris remains Treasurer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
nsy- The we'll known firm Of Gale,

n@- The well known firm Of Galley
& Johnston, III our Town, have just re-
plenishcd their stock Of hardware to the
tune Of $500. If you want anything,
at decidedly reduced prices, Us they say
(and We believe them) from sledge
hammer or los chain, down TO jcwsharP
give them . call.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
Sec advertisement.

We are convinced. if all knew tho
worth Of Dr.. SANroR. INvlnoRAron.
in relieving and curing their children OF
Weak Bowels, Cholera Iniantum, AID
other Bowel difficulties, they would never
suffer themselves to be without it again.
1t i. u reliable cure, single trial will
convince.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
Our LEGISLATURE.

Orr Legislature his finally got under
some mead way. They are nearing points,
which they will undoubtedly arrive al
II some Of the bills oFsrci become law.
we are sati fed that the majority o'
lowans will not approve Of them.
The manner in which they have patch
ed up our present revenue law Is in our
opinion woise than ridiculous. Il is
artial, and the iasors arc be towed UP.
on our negligent ani lazy ci,iz'ns in
stead Of the laboriny and industriuu.
class, who generally by the fruits Of
their lators pay their taxes in due sea
SOW.
\ great many Of our ritzens hav'>
paid their delinquent taxes with IS PER
cent interest: but il the bill which has
passed the Senate, and once passed the
House, but attcrward re.considcrei, hc
comes a law, the negligsn. tax payer
need pay but ten per cent We sincere
!, hope the House viii choke tito death
Our State is NV complaining If aein'
une,t taxes. VII It viii be the condition
will pay his taxes until the las; day ot
grace. when the interest is reduced to
ten per cent? Give Us IS ter cent on
d.linqnen, taxes, and the privilege q! a
sale within three months after they b.
come delinquent, aud a better title ac
qulred sooner, than the present Law at
f'rds. and our taxes will be paid prompt
~, without grumblins
There is no denying it, that our pres
ent revenue law Is most miserable
farce. Noonc Will buy the land, offered
for sale far delinquent taxes, because il
takes So long t. acquire title Il is
the srecuiatiny class who generally hii
Of tax lands, ard they wish title &C
1uiIcu much suOhsl tHau snc present.
law allows, 80 that they can max. some
use Of their lands 10y trade 0: otherwise
Amend the law as above suggested aud
this o. lection will BE- removed.
Judging from late vote Of the Sen
ate the County Judge system is no,
likely to be disturbed.
Mr.. Davis Of Clifton introduced in
the Senate resolution instructns the
committee on County and Township or
ganiza,ion to report bill abolithing the
Office Of County Judge. A vote was
taken on TIC resolution and resulted in
II yeas aud % nays,
Efforts are being made 10 alter the
Constitution, SO az to change thu nun
Der Of Judicial! Districts, and also to
prohibit indians and Negroes from tea
tifJing in any case against white
man.
Nothing Of much interest has occur
red concerning Railroad Matters.
A resolution passed tho House, that
the Attorney General report his opinion
as to whether the State could resume
the lands granted to the Iowa Central
Il. r. Company, and whether II di
vision is made the State will be liable
for the authorized debts contracted BY
the I. z. 4. X. Go.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

D0y- 4 bill has b:.n introduced int
the Texas Legislature providing FIR the
imprisonment If the northern preach
ers, teachers and druMmars who may
CONS there
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

PERSONAL Hon n W. Isbeil, II.
W. Gray and W & Thompson, lett on
Sa urdav last fur D.s Noincs. aud YES
terdny Col |. NJ Preston aud Mr.. Da
vid tnr.k"dd"n, lti, i"r The sane ll:cc
Linn County Register Eb. 3a
We suppose these gentlemen have en-
iyratrl t. Dc. Moines, to cnl.hten our
Legislature upon the validity Of the
transfer o. the land grant from the Iowa
Central K. X Company, to that bogus
Company the Dubuque Marion & West
crn. Pitch in gentlemen; there are
great "FOlkscs" ut Des Moincs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

D@ Mr.. Lewis Merchant says some
thing to some folks in our paper ~ day;
and perhaps those some folks better
take heed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 9th, 1869.

Mes.r. ROUNDS / LANGDoS, are our on.
u Aathorised Agents in the ity Of Chicago
llla., 70 procure Advertisements and subscrip-
tiehe.
M Measrs Horace 4. Shaw. s. O., g. Park
Row, h las Nassau ST. New York, arc our on
y authorized agents in New York City, to pro-
1enrs subscription, .nd advertisements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
Free Negroes In liao south.

A writor in Nashville paper has
compiscd tho probable number OF free
negroes now in the slave States, which
is about o65, 900, distributed as fol.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

The announcement Of he rcs,.. "; )
followed by applause.
The Clerk declared Mr.. penn;n ton
elected Speaker.
Il is though; that Mr.. j. w. Jersey
will be elected Clerk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

AZ REPUBLICAN, SPEAKER ELECTED

Let Republicans rejoice; for the tri
angular war between them the Demo
Gratis aud South Americans, which ha,
been waged for nearly two months in the
House Of Representatives resulted on
the LIST inst. in cruwnirg victory for
them; and t'ey have secured he sp, S
Of that war, IN the election Of their
Speaker, Mr. William Pennington i
NV Jersey they assembled in canc, $
few evenings previous aud resolv, 4
upon dropping Mr. Sherman ard 'r,i =
Mr.. Pennington. On the following d J
Mr. Sherman At The close If All app,hl !
ate speech, withdrew his Lame as a eau
didate f"r Speaker.
The day Ut the election vas IN exoi;.
ing ono. The Democracy, before the
successful vote was taken, felt and fear
ell the result. They objected 10 H. 8
aud to that, and We're load aNlk ciamo.
rou, in toe,r exhortations to tal.cr
ing troops aud the South Americans, 10
rally aud defeat the Republicans But
all avail ed nothing; Tor they were doom.
ed t. DC crest fallen. defeated, and su' !,
jec,ci. MIR. Briggs, who was one VI i {
lellers gave the casting vote. Beio e
cong So no mad. the following reluayAs:
Il ,lse for the purpose of change &
NY vo,c. 1t will be recspi.ccted I'll. t
y day vr two slnce, | mace asia;cn.r. I
as ~ what l might 40 Ia certain co.,.
t,ngency lhat co,';lns, ucy la, "
arrived, and II becomes nc 10 state my
reasons Tor tie vul. am about 10 ~.
The time has come when my vote VI !
Gee: Speaker l have SAID on erys.si
u,casions that could cast my vote i'll
any conservative gentleman Ike Nr.
Pennington or Mr.. Curwin Gov. Re"
nlngt.n now has ! III votes and III WI |
eject A!m give my vote tua CENT?.
man v Aun am assured will act tali =
aud importantly 10 al sections "t nc
country. Aware ~ The rcspnnslhllt' =
viii, h | assume IN 50 dong MI. C!.lk,
| now Withdraw my vote from M. Ill,
Ciernand O! Iii aud cas-; 1t fur Mt Pm
nington Ut NV Jersey. lpro!ons. 4
applause
Mr.. Douglas sto, j a. tn desk watch.
in: Mr.. Briggs turing tie whole .: /. S
remarks.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
SpurEcO;l Oia slavery.

81 do in my inmost soul detest slavery
anywhere and everywhere. and although
commune 1T the lords tahlc with
men Of al crceds ye, with slnvcholdc.
| haze M fellowship Of any sort or kind.
Whenever ono has called nton me I
considered it my duty to express my do
testation IT his wickcdncss, and would
as soon think Of receiving q murderer
into my church or into any sort f
friendship as manstcaler. Nevertheless
as have preached in London aud MT
~ New York, | have seldom made any
allus:on 10 American slavery in my ser.
mons"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

HORRIBLE ACCIDENTAL accident
occurred at Bellows Mill. on Iowa river,
last Saturday morning, which has sent
y thrill Of horror through every ono
who has heard Of it. It appears that .
young German, named Joseph Hirt at
work in the mill, had occasion to exam
inc come Of the lower machinery, and
while doing SO the skirt Of his coat
caught in some largc cog. wheels, hewas
drawn between them, and literally cut
10 two in the middle. His knee was
drawn between the cogs and stopped tho
mill. When found his body was still
warm, and in his hand was alighted cam
die. His funeral took place atthe New
G atholicChurch on the Makce ridge,ias
Sunday, and was largely attended. Hirt
formerly lived in Dunleith. Lansing
{ Iowa) Mirror, Goth.
It is said that Senators Seward and
Sumner are both preparing speeches on
the issues Of the day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
REpORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF

The Committee OF Finance herewith submit Ordinance lmpos
Ing ca year. and also Statements and
made by the Chamberlain The statement Of
the aud disbursements for the eleven months the LIST
day March, the let day Of February 1860
estimate Of the receipts and disbursements for the next ifs
cal year.
appears from the Auditors statement a, that the amount
reed into treasury from the list Of March, 1852 LIST Of
February 1890 including the balance hand the
ment OF this period, f52j i3 -
And the whole amount Of disbursements during the
same period sol 296 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
DIR J. =. ROSES NPECTORANTO Or COUGH



E,o1elits, and 0N Di,C4se, f ne Lungs.
This Syrup, having stood the OF many year, experience
remedy Tor irritation unaila The Lungs Throat Bron
CHA Acknowledged by all 90 be remedy euineniy superb 70
compounds used for the relief ana radical cure
a Coughs sud Consumption.
In npoundug cough Syrup FOR general the physician
f1r none nut physician should rempi aprescrpon-c ompei
ed from his snowlele OF the ouu and constituted pa OF
avoid entirely the addition Of drugs that can anyway
tend do injury His object not only TO cause symptom SUI
cough but 10 also expected O regularly educated
doctor that he his patient radcaywhe the peen
may say cough by @ opium aud squi moaes and lau'
auum anmouy, cIpha and Wild cherry bark, and not he ac
cuuabe Tor Tie afr health Of hs patient Many II the noum'
the day have power 10 stop cough and NE degaei victim
mued into ncursbr 1 disease, perhaps death Dr.
hose. Cough syr viii no only u5s I@Is' on m an sA,J'
prevent that Lion Of Diseases CpNsJ Price SOC ana g.
Dfs. :. =. ssOSFs'S PAIN CCREBs.-Ihis poIulu
AID falling remedy has stood the test Of thyhye
years. Price r. j and 80 cts.
THE PAIN QUEER cures rheumatism.
THE PAIN CUHE< cures pansia theiimba' joints oael
fsHE PAIN CURER cures ChoHc pains In the Stomach
TME PAIN CURER cures se.lds Burns, sprans anc
TTIE PAIN CUR q cures any pain internally e1ter
| luIy, and should be KEPT In every family. - ~
W sfa! only say the afflicted try the PAIN CJRER.
h gives you relief recommend TO others Il 1t falls condemn IT,
Remember 90 has come from regular Physician
Dx. j. =. RIOS ~ DTSPEPTIC COMPOUND,
only ior Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Price
Dyppsia may be known by coveness belchnr up wind
.c stomach and sometimes darra % the bowels
nervous feelings cold feet, Wakegnes and variable
appetite symptoms allowed 20 long, without
ne medicine (Which viii always cure then follow debility Of ht
DR.. : ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND. foran
diseases OF the Kidney and Bladder Price 90 cts The great de
mau this article has Induced others TO bottle up something
es n Il Buchu. ASK for Roses and take no other.
AHDR. J. y. ROSES GENUINE MEDICINES
written signature over the Cork OF each bottle Take
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
sold by WARNERL WARING, General Agent,
l0I Broad Street, above sth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25


CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
(The Purrt Medicinal Agent knowu) has urnsheu We
community smuent pure, healhful and inygoraug ~ e
time mild delicious beverage 1t Is calculated u 90 af
with the vile dugg-d stuff that palmed on on the
and which FURIOUS body and mind. In addition 10 e C
hrgtrs beneath he has received Diploma nom lbe Ni
CULTURAL SOCIETY and additional testimony from p '"oAo
Of Boston, Who t,sides under Us absolute purity
CERTIFICATES. o,,,,
PfmApF1TIni, Sept Q, 1888.
We have carefully tested the SAMPLE Chestnut Grove Whisky
US contains none Of The poisonous SUI
known Fus OIL which Is the characteristic ana injurious
Ingredient Of the Whkys in general use. r-r c,,,,C
Analytical Chemists.
NEW York, Sept 3, 1883.
Ihsve analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove WHISKY received
Mr. Charles Wharton Jr Of Philadelphia an having care
fully tested g. am pleased state that IS entrey ee ou
Bne eavored orartv NJ whisky JAMES r. Chiffon,
1' Analytical Chemist
B1sroS March :, 1883.
Ihavrna 'e chemical analysis II commercial samples OF ons
Whisky which proves be free IRON th hesNy
Oils and perfectly pure and unauthorized Ihe hhe IaNv
his Whisky Is derived the Grain used IN manu- 'etuhg IT,
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ D. state AsseyeT,
No. l6, RoylstOn Street.
Iebv C. WHARTON, JR,
Sole Principal Agent,
js23-Cm No. 1l6 Walnut Street Philadelphia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
FIRE INSURANCE!

fl1IE In - L NAN STI-
KNOWLES q EALFORD, AGENTS,
OFFER superior advantages % those who have dwellings and
~ buildings insure We Agents for Company with
ample capital that large portion Of the premiums to the
Policy holders.
risk
The OF premium the with other good Companies
apN KNOWLES 4 MALFOHD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply Of these splendid ins;ru- s-z
n ments have been received. efscrHtRE
In addition the beautiful BOiN de NoiN, the Cir
cuar Action and the Grand have now the Bou- u
dolr, a beautiful instrument Of an upright form.
Chickering's have received 81 first prize medals All over
competitors and from first rank institutions and ar' OF
America Europe They have manufactured anu sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world
Chickering's have emsnated the beet and most pera
nn pprov ents that brought the Piano 10 Its present per
fecon the great capital they have Invested in manuae
turing onyenences they sell fully fifty cheaper than
any other factory None OF their instruments leave the wareoom
without having been fully inspected by the best artists
As this factory has than agency In city, IN
Richmond these only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly at
tended to. ,,u
Wareroos side Of Broad street. 9h and at Habhs-
'OT mS19 = NATHL CARUsI, Sole Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
COUNTRY PHYSICIANS win ind I1Tss and a. GaoIc

COUNTRY PHYSICIANS win find large ana Shoice s
- Of perfectly fresh and reliable eeGaeu
expressly for Country Physicians Family snd Pantaoh use
Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations Of our own manu-
aeture made strictly in accordance with The unteu ma h
macopGia. Of fun medical efficacy, the same as ae
the subscribers in extensive prescription anu ~
ness, and for which the Virginia Mechanics lnsuie
First Glass Diploma and then Silver Medal al Two successive
Fair. ,,.,
Also, the choicest Perfumery, Eom the most SeleOae
American English french Pemer; Toilet Soaps, Cosmetics
Fancy Goods Combs Brushes Of kinds Premium West End
Cologne Water; Premium Surgical Instruments IN Uga
and full Of all other articles IN the drug oF safe
by LAlDLEf hoDlNeUN,
Practical Chemists and PhE.aaoselsu,
IL ~ Ernnlln Sireets RichInond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25

- rs terces prime Rice
300 obs prime New Orleans MolAsset
90 ibis "New York" Syrup
Loco Sides Sole Leather a
800 pkgs Green and Black Teal, Some priraS
800 bags Ginger Pepper and Spice
20 bales Cloves and Cinnamon
c0C bis. Glass 30 bbls. Tanners on
e0c bxs. "lIulls Extra" and Rosln soap
200 doz. Brooms; 800 do Baekets
400 reams Letter Cap and Wrapping rape a.. ,r,Gf
20G bales Candlevick and Irvine, for sale tI.us
low (fe2S-tfl TINsLEY, TAkDf "iL-
DLOWS.--Livingston Plows, Nos. l, 2, ~, land 'ns
Il cast Points -, Mint.
Livingston Pows Nos g. and ef hand cast roI IN h,nd
Lvngstop's improved Povs, Nos 22A, anu
wrought Points 80. o,,< Sa and 81
Minor Horizons POvs, Nos IS, lsK, ish' Hs' y
Wiley 1 conckins Flows, No. 9. GtK, 81 H. '''
cast Points v.h,,s.ou siii
Rehs Ircn Beam PiOws. Nos T., n N. and "A''A'
Points
Hillside aud subsoi Plovs
Davis 4 Mccormick Plows
o.nss me shove Povs Away. On s.nd Urn sos o.
nsa W. fALA'A~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
$1,000 REWARD!

SE,UUU x t1W 4EkU!
NyANY persons, including conductors Of pub
VA lie presses have shown their ignorance no E4N-NN
than their zeal In charging the Dstllers 14t=5A
with mixing poison with their liquors. II lse4txzSisl
To acquainted with the process of making MkssSl
whisky, this Is simply ridiculous; but Ia the pub
lie generally IT, Federation conveys the impression a mas SUING
foundation in truth -, +,
whisky graln which Hrst ground Into meal mix
ed with hot made pass through The process olIe1men'a
by Introduction Of yeast precisely IS light breao is aue
10 do and which process develops the alcohoand then distilled
poison, mineral vegetable Is used In It's nanuee'nre
persons silly enough criminal enough 70 commit aoe
tiles charged Is not for defend them we ohY Claim W au
swCr for ourselves 80
testimony Of competent and respectable chemist mat our
untrue far liquor manufactured by Us is
understanding liquor subjected TO
procured either from house from any OF cur many
spectacle that the character Of the che "ho an
nyses shall established as beyond suspicion, either
for skill or honesty - ,ur,,n,,s A.. M
nos T. sIhAn"S w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25

TUyALDOTT 4 BROTHER, PropnsiorS Of the H. =
II are building PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE worn
proved construction, Of all sizes, from sir forfy H. L.
suitable Cir ulsr Saw Mills, Threshng Maodf .s Pst
PURPOSES which they hatter themselves fully e.g es
peror 10 any Rf' gines built here elscNhere ne D.
They will also furnish STATIONARY sTEAM yynr,
ten Worse 10 any required power. tsa
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of the most approved ,,.
and Of various s-res. aeae,
PUMPS and WHEELS toi WATER WORKS P0RrARy,.
MTLIs and IRONS for MILLS Of all kinds. thff
RAILROAD WORK Of every description.
TOBACCO PR sSsES ELAT1ENING MILF and all 81,
In Tobacco together with every knd on M
IRON CAsTINCs and WROUGHT IR0N WORK "AASe Az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 3 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OEEcE No 1871 MAIN srREEr RICHMOND Va

CASH CAPITAL, $4,000
HARTERED in 1892 having during It's existence twenty
~ six years. met claims for loss to the extent CT largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS. It refers to me history OF he
aordng the very best guarantee for the utuIe
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY Its profits are distributed amongst
her citizens and It's Capital used promote the success Of h
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
BY the long acquaintance Of this Institution win inc lhsus
Public become familiar with their interests and no pains
will be spared information withheld on the part c us omcss
that will tend 10 insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants We can tne very
country Insurance already hgy Respectable
citizens In almost every portion of the state =,
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance, addressed 70 e
W. L. CoWARDIN, President
wurr.x Wufrs In mhl9-ly