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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-30

An attempt has also besn made to econnsct them
with ,hs Zodiacallight. Prof Nieholl, asirppo-
mrr, whose scientific knowledge il blended With
an nnmen-ity OF poetic fancy aud love of theo
rl,ing, ealls them quito happily "Meteoric Plan
c's." A
We have learned within the lss, twenty or thirty
yeats 10 expect moteorio displays and asroito
showers. somewhat ahou, Aagus,. and from that
time I'LL the last of November. 1t Is stated by
snlnn astronomers that not . night passes but an
observer may SEQ n meteor. Certainly very tew do
we can testify by persnnal e1pcrlence. Bot
somewhere durinS tho period nbnvo mentioned
thrse displays are moro noticeable aud more com
mon This lac, points to peroiicity In tbs
movement Of thnse bodies. in some way related to-
ii moi ooincideas with, the annual revolution OF
the earth.
PuIricaL ArrAiRs Is senator EiiEpatrick, oi
Alabama 10 out in lct,or in which he sta'ea that
he declined the nomination ior lhe Niee Pre-idon'
cy because he differed widely from Senator Douglas
upon the question oi popular or squatter scver'
oltnty nnd the protection ni slave properly III the
territories. Senator +. says he will cordially sup
rai Brrckinr,dse and Lauc. 90
At Warrcntam Va. last Monday, Dr. j. A..
Chiffon uad Hon ". v, Payne addressed a Breck-
infils. aud Lane meeting. and the lion ;. Chiffon
and H. H. Shack eliort spokc ut n Bell mud Evcrott
meeting At Alcxnnrla. Vn,. thu latter party
havr formed II club with Geo p. Mise NJ pres-
Dent.
Mr.. ilickmans republican speech in lh'ladc
phin the other night, contained severe dennnc'
atm If Mr. u ugla~ course on Knneas. rreferriDg
that OF Mr. Breckenridge ns outspoken and evident
while that OF Dougla, ans concealed aud tricky.
The speech created considerable exo,i,nens among
tie friends OF n,u las, 1t il ia nndernood that
John h. IIaskin vii, reply at Westehestrr,
G, clemoots. u Douglas "ector in Alabama has
declined. aud VIII .upp'ht Breck,nridgc.
The llayncvlo Amtmoal Waterman has haul
ca down tho Brcck"rldse ias, und now supports
Bell and Everett,
Jeremiah Clemens once U. :. Senator from Al
nhama. hns written u letter assigning his reasons
I r snppurlina le ! instead oi Breekntldge,
: anxious arc the republicans of California to
possess rall 1T tho Aba Lincoln stamp that nt =
h'r msc ing "' tho rary.i 10 was sefei to sand ~
lhno- 10 obtain one, aud IN easu thu supply VI
the original nrtclu is exbauLrl, II ans suggested
tlmt Mr.. Lincoln tc requested 10 split just one
mofd lar their especial hcneiir
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Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg |!

Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg!
rfMR 1mE to XIII the Northern Anhllcs 10 buy Your
larrases Buggies aud Wagons NJ BAILEYB, iee
Main sir.e, LyBehburg and not send your mdney
Nih, 10 enrio aud enable tho Aboiieuis make sharpes
Kn". aud spenrs 10 send 10 negroes TO XII ns WITH
born and Raised In cAnpbel County, 10
h sJways and Bagges neat and substantial Also a klnds
of i'hnrs Repairing nn painting " Carriages done with
and dispatch.
The subscriber his grateful past
and siciis continuance nf The All he aska is
oYrnaon II his work feeling confident he please
hoth ~ 10 quality aud pioe. JNO. u. BAILEY, Ag'L
ian iUl.ts fhn Main NJ. IyDchlyurx Va
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W0rthy of Attention.

ITOop SKIRTS FOR CHILpREN.-Just received a large
.nnnlv NJ Misses Hoop skirts. which we VIII sl very
- :, Pp" fmay Isi l.. A. l. 4. KlNSEY, 156 Main So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-30
SOLOMON & MUSSER,
WHOLESALE b RETAIL GROCERS

Ia reoeps of Spring Stuck Of Dry Gcods
soa~ Candles splees hoA:ses Esh Bacon oia Dominiee
brands and Liquors and Brandes In abundance Also always
bnd large assorncut II Dry 6ood loo nutnerous "
mcnln which will se at the lowest market pces Our
friends and the public generally win Hnd 70 ier interest
10 give us call before purchasing elsewhere
ApD eOfOMON-6 MUSeER.
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Singers Sewing Machines.

REAI always ie conclusive proof Of great
Judged by this irrt tlr labor saving machine
before public Comparable singers sewing Mgcinen
AIR stnblishng the h1est reputation In The United states
h., exhibited nj The late "Exposhon nni,erseilc In
faae. they cared OF the highesi premium; and
grd manuiactDry tu MAKE them has ba@n built In Paris
In every hraao oi industry In which sewing "a Ia be done
machines he ura with lmnense profit As the npce
HNni is 10 travelling foi, sewing With
Machines compared with hsadsewl No tailor
shonakr drcssnakcr carriage trimncr, sar, halter &r
A. silld be without The fair profit o using al
machines, regularly employed In One Thousand Dollars
year In all prva" families where there is much saving l."
machines nvannbc ssssiance Planters
and hotel Le,prs lind them particularly and profit
nhe rh-" machines simple In their construction and
var. strong and durable, henR The only Kind OF SewnH Ma
chine nnc by which every soT of work cas or hnc
cnld b. perfectly Inusnds of inror anL worth
ss MAchncs have been made and sold under various
names, but Singers Machines nine have been found every
VII, re- to satisfy the wants Of the coJie
Plain printed Instructions for using, sent with each
chine, whiel read, acquire tho art Of mana
ging them. The mhehies packed securely 10 10
part Of he world To all rsons dsrlng more particular 10
ornntnn will application by letter at either Of our ON
c-s copy OF NJ singer t"is Gahette, paper
wholly Ieyottd 10 Inc sowing Machine Inerrsl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-30

vvvyyr ubecyibcr OH his entire stock of SUMMER GnDs,
al very small advance upon cost IN order 70 maze Sm
- Fall they comprise In part: Robe eiks ano
beautiful styles. Plain Black Fouhcs% h,he $50
ss 0r,andes Lawns Chacs English btraRss ia. pSsa
.,s. l~rayline ~ phIons W, &c Sc J. ABRAHAMS.
ie 1p-ts
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SAEFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Il ENEH DERIL1TAUES.

INhNtlsN
IT Is COMPoIEUED Et,IIRFLi FROM GUNS, md hhr
l.romc established fact STANDARD Medicine, known
and apprye. by all ln have used II, aud is nn@ re-
10 with confidence In - all The diseases or which
Is recommended.
cured thousands e within the last two ycars
had given up ali hopes OF clcL as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my ~, possession show
The dose be- adapted - To the temperament OF tho
individual taking It, and ed In such quantities 10
gent. on the bowels.
the dicfate- Of Your = judgment guide you in the
use Of the LIVER INFI - tGORdT and Il will
Lirer tohpGaihtS BHiions - dtacks, DysFePsd, thro-
mic Dir,J,hpd, su MINER = comp fofnL, Dysenterv.
Ir0tsy, Soar Hoa1ca, H. bftuM CoSttrenes" fhoi.c,
cholera, cholera Norbus Chotera LJaatHm, RUIN
lspcc. ,Itundice Femaie HsdkHessss, and may he
used successfully mn Or tdindrH Fdtn'iV H"d'cfne
IL will SIlK NEID q ACWE, las thou.ands enn
testify in tUsaty ntiHRtes - fUO Afee Teaspoon
|nls are taken at commence ulent ~ attack.
AHqch0 piring - their Testimony In Its favor
AiX VA TER IA 1HE -. MOCTU WITH 1Hk
INFTGORA / OR, AND -l SWaLLOW B07U To
GE7UER -
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sTOVE AND INN. WAREHousE

III MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURa. VA.
N1ltE suAcrber Manufacturer and dealer In RANGES FUR.
i NACEa. STOVES 0RATEs, DO, invites the attnsoa Of
III" pn 10 his stock comprising the extensive
b. found In this sponge Hip Hahp.
Sell sealing Fruit Cans and Jars ioe Cream freexers ld
,ni"n Coievpots &c together with general assofieht OF
as Copper Jappanned and Plain Tin Ware, Fry end eauce
Fans, Anrons kadrons Coal Srves skutics oasl Pots
ovens stllcla Biscuit iakers DO, 1yons Pasn Osppef
Lightning Rods, Tin, Iron aud tlunetasc Felt Roofing 0ut
lrrs sp,ulns e mp ~ order IN The beet Innnev f sna
toree pnms for cisierns anil deep wells Hydraulic Rams Tor
.r ecvaion for the pms Of rrgsiiux lands, applying
Dwrlng Railroad stHtidns, &c. with constant supply q
Plumbing and Gas Fitting and mneriAls Of al kinda
iu Lead aud Iron Pipes l,ans Water Closets, Hath
Pubs shower Baths Washbnnins cr PunpA Counter wash-
aS s"p and ibb Cocks Sheet Lead, aud all work prt.n
Ing "a t ing up pipes for conducting hot and cold water
tias and steam, In ihr mnst complete manner.
Tin Plate Russia and American sheeiou Zine wire Blodk
I'm speer Bucket Ea Rtvits &c furnished 10
the lowest AL work and material warranted TO give sat-
lsfact
j. 2Jb Cs. BL1be.
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Principal Onicc No. 323 Broalsa., New YORK
HRason orrioE+No ~ Hanover 81 bosion No. " Chap
81 st., New ,en. c.; Gioyerie N VI No. PA Broad 81
Newark N, j.; No. 1i2 thesnu sl Pha,ph No. l05 Bal.
inrc st. Baltimore: No 8l Westminster ST. Providence,
l.; No. East 4th ~, Cincinnati; No. a. North 9TH St, ~
puG No. 81 st Charles ST., Now Orleans No. ~ Dauphn st.
Mniil.. Idee u ,lAeal
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To all whom II may Concern.
Rnrgninsi Isargnlns!! Uargalns I

order to make ronn ur fati Stock Of boots and
shoes, wsh ~ di.~e OF my present stock at
rcf"eed t,io.s. have large stock of Lads and
Missrs CATERS, wihnet heela, whrh seli
the low price "f sssnsrY uEsTs and am conf -
!cn thai can please all WIN may give call The stock
have on hnnd II we'll asserted.
have, a.o, on hsnd large stock Of DRY GO0DS. GRO
ChHIGS, oad FANCY AR7fGLKS, which can afford ell
as'aI not eheapsr, Than any other honr n The city
DAVID LAWSON
EA the Rhase articles will 10 sold strictly CASH
- Great ndueem, nts offered To country merchants.
~ i6.ta t-s ID. Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-30
Spring and Summer Goods.
,ots Shoes, Hats. Caps ana Straw Goods

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND STYLE.
IL. HAVING receives the greater portion Of my Spring
and summer uoeds aud beng rsccipt daJ, III such
are being made TO order assure my friends
~ and The public, that they may call With full expects.
iot II being suited either In quality style prcs Ny
II lrank Carpet paga Umbrellas Sc, u ree and colprses
every grade l.. I. AkNIeTEAb.
apa- Rep copy No. tt0 Main ~, lynchharg, Va
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VOL.S.-NO 3oS.
MIsCELLANEoUs.
SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, Ac.. Ac.
SPRING, 1850!
AssoIIMENI oIIrlMnsEsN ,yEh3 fy3sb.LIA .LLIA,RdEn

rsl, MY Spring supply is store, and VERY NIL
Long experiences enahes present desirable an
assortment Of nooA 6, Trupks Carpet Hata
eoaps, and other srces N my lins IS any kouss IN
iynchburg can do very thauknli cus,oners nom
country and city for very liberal patronage, now with
beautiful house and desirable goods an dis
position, invite continued patronage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-28

General Statement of the Condition OF the
Planrtes' Bank of Tennessee ana bTancneS'
November lSt, 1860.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

Il will be seen that the President has
returned To the Senate the bill passed by
the last Congress. aP7ropri lfing S5 900
for tue improvement Of the s.. Ga tIais.
Although this action wa expected, now
that il has come, the men Of the NDcta-
ves, who are interested IN tae mtiutaiu-
ance OF all the channels Of communication
between our farmers aa1 their grea; mar
ke, on the sea board. viii prove th-; ,aey
are made OF poor material 4 they do not
resent tbs blow at. their prosperity. b,
what can be expected, from the Saan-
Democracy, bul just such ouirages as tbs
Iust committed upoa the co.nnEsrce o. the
Free S,a,esz W-T- a fugitive Niger 10
Be hunted down, the treasury doors w0ald
be opened without delay, AMI The whole
country aroused by the fercsness OF the
Democratic clamor; bat as nothing more
important is contemplated than The relief
of the farmers Of the West from The bar
dens OF a heavy tax upon every hdsaei o.
their grain and every barrel of beef and
pork going 10 market by the lake rou,e,
Of course Democratic opposition may BE-
counted upon. Swearing val do no good.
The delicate scrup!es OF our rulers which
find no objections - appropriations fJc
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
How do ;hey all Die.


h"u Eng asa journal SayS;-"ls there
-. 10y ''o''e an 'oio'' VINO mas noi' at
80 ''i'' - o'ie1, l''ou2 A. Win strange
yI.t"' .4I9 Co'tet' Piaung
= w. 10" VIII a'. 'hes5 people die:
&c '''o"7 i' comes "AeA the queen IS
'1'''''3 "'i'4a' 'ie "ioS' S'F5 soAS assem-
10 '.i'S country e1A snow. III
oU''i l" ',e unjust o. the village falr.
80 ''47 t''hs anu Tue ""ihpels' ana
- - '.'e M ''I I''e s'ea'
'''9'',' q ''1 'o"''eS'' Il
:" 80 '''" 'HF troops
80 az o07 q al '''9 81 elAtf'9' anu
''''i4' ,'''o H'c "1usPot'S on tAe crowded
o. / 00','-> "Ae'i' il tiile ol peace,
'H' III :. 50 o. edl railway Is turned,
% t'lt H'9' S'o'e i1id o. d boiIiih5 winch
N"' De a Der. Il. 70 successive generations
loI tu0iSA"d years We know how
S'helllhg very uHe i occurred 10 the
poet Gray and 10 Mrs. iiemans, al eve
nIn9 prayer IN giri school, and few Of
Us can have been present al any celebra-
"ou III any one 0. our puolic schools with
'u' oe'hS visited ny mat tspeculation-'l
seventy OF say tI5h'y years from tins
day, every individual OF tins great crowd
VIII be dead. lie wonid like 10 know
now eAtA one Will die; by accIient on
iaAd' som o 'A-ih' no dJu5t; by gun
going Oh IA SrulhS thfougA hodge
theii own g"1 or some comrades ) who
WA never Ve happy asnh; some by
dFo Nnih5' IA bathing at home, o. by foun-
deFing az sea, so.ns 10y lire, IN the dress
in8-room, or IN the sap, orln their beds;
one or two by suicide II disease OF BRAIN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
Rings Of Saturn.

Prof. Lowering, in the astronomical
lectures before Lowell institute. gives the
following account Of the important dis
coyerles aud investigation OF the rings o.
Saturn. by American astronomers:
Between lol7 and 1876, the rings Of
Saturn were subject Of special consId-
eratioa with the astronomers Of The Cam
bridge Observatory. On the night OF the
llth of November, 1850, Mr.. q. p. Bond
noticed the FLEEING up of the / ght inside
OF The inner edge Of The inner ring, and
above and below the ring dark band,
which he thought was the shadow OF the
ring. Further observation 10y himself
anu c. w. Tu.Ie, led - the suggestion
by the iater, that these phenomenal were
owing 10 the existence of anluterIOr dashy
ring, aud that theory was confirmed BY
subsequent observation This ring occu-
pies about one-,hird Of the distance be-
tween The planet and the ring formerly
constituted the interior. VIVA some It IS
a question whether this IS not divided m
10 two rings. These rings have differ
ent appearance when seen from d'ifefvn;
points.
Il has been a question Of what these
rings have been composed, and how they
are sustained. Formerly il WAS believed
.hey were a solid mass, but IN 1851, Mr..
George p. Bond advanced the theory lha;
they were composed Of LIQUID substance.
This hypothesis explains the different
forms Of the rings. al different times, and
IS strengthened by the ADMINISTRATIONS Of
Prof. Pierce, that the rings cannot be
solid. They are supposed to be KEEP; IN
their places by the attraction Of the sat
elites. Saturn has rings, because It alone
of The planets. has a sufficient number Of
satellites 70 keep the rings IN thei! places.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

" i'll PLowING l.. rrovro t,u.rsr
the So,L! In answer l. ,his opast,on
we heve splce tins month - me- ~, o,I,,
one important fact. brought to lIgns
the exp .riments Of Llwes and Gilbert:
Il va found, that TO grow crop of
iuruips, clover, etc, more available lnor-
game matter is needed IA the soIl than IS
required for a crop OF wheat. Thus, on
the same kind OF soil Oh which crop OF
fifteen bushels per acre was annually OBJ
tanned for ten successive years, without
any manure, turuIps, the second and third
wears, d,l mo- grow lrger than rad
lsIIes; yet. supplied with superphosPhate
of lIme, tAls soI annually produced good
crops OF turA'ps. We have, then, the
remarha5.e tact thai while the ash Of
wheat contains d.e times as mq5h pIo.-
phoric acII as the ash OF turnips, the tur-
nIps requires for is growth the presence
III the sjI tu3re availA6ls phosphUrlc acid
lnan Is required by lne wHeal plant.
From t.Is II follows ;Aat a sol viii be
sooA r def len, ot Inorganic mater for
a crop of larulps. clover, or peas, than 1t
yiI for wlrag, aud lnat these crops con-
tam m0re orr inIc master tlan IS requiF-
cd by ,l- crease of wa.al produced by
ammonia. Il follows TIA. 50 long as we
can grow clover aul peas, We ned not
fear any deficiency oL the ash constituents
of wheat Get.see Fhrmer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
Correspond nee 81 the M.i'v.uses seatIuol.
S. cc:ioa OF Seed Wheat.
LoMtRA. Dodge Co. }
Jan. p, 1850. (


.IfssSrs Editors As a constant read
er OF youc paper have considered il my
duty, d ) a practical farmer, 10 forward
YOU my opiaion relative - the SELECTION
Of seed for sDrin. wheat. Las, spring |
pnrcha ,ed lao bushels OF Canada Club
Wheat. fresh imported. which put in on
one acre OF land, fenced, aud kept II ,n
Itself. have tnreshed Il wilh .ae fail,
and the Weld IS tais.y-seven bushels and
eighteen pounds by welg ls, gitlo1sh sew
Ia hogs auJ several chickens had been
a.nJugs, 1t previous 70 barrestlng. | be-
usvs there would haze been forty BUSH
els ar more, 10 the acre.
NV r-comu4en nIdtion to the farmers IS,
10 chang. the seed every tao Or three
years. from oth,r States, Or ditfsreu, soil.
/ yyou,i also reco .n,nsni farmers TO sow
more to t.Ie acre. especially wheat My
.ani Is oak openings. aDi has been
worked 70, twelve years. \ friend OF
mine purchased tyo AMI lhree-guarlers
bushels Of German oats, and from one
acre harvested elgl,y buchels The
same land. with seed sorH the year pre-
v.oas from The sans land, on'y produced
thirty Jusheis.
Y3u-s, vsry trniy.
WM. BROW
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

Southern rivers and harbors. lighthouses
brea!lwAe-s aaI piers, bu, which are
startled whenever the industry aud COM
msrce OF the North make demand upon
the treasury, are 10 be overcome only by
votes. Let The Yves, protect hersslf.-
PIcSs & Trith4e.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
II 0 II E
BY CHARLES swain.

Home = not merely t0ur-square walls,
Though with pictures hung and gilded;
IIonIe II W mere Affection calls
Filled with silriuea the heart hath buildcd.
lone, - watch the faithful dove
Sailing meath the Heaven above rs;
Home j. whore theres one To love,
Home n where tleGe'a one TO love ia.
Home l. NOT merely roof and room
L needs souie. hing go eudgarit;
!j.ulr j. H here tile heart can bloom
Where there's some kind lip 10 cheer it.
V l,s,t j. home w4th none To- meet
Nome 10 Nclluile--aal- TO greet Us
Horne l. ssevt-aI-d ,u y ~ Get
" ile.e there's one We love 70 met u.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
poetrp.
NEVER RAIL 1T THE WORLD.
By CHARLES SWAN.

Never rail A. the world-it Is just make il,
We not the hoWer If We set not the seed
And s. for iii-iuek. why, its just take IT.
The HeTTt that's III earnest bars imped de.
You question the justice that mans hreast.
and say that tile search for true fsi-ndship Is vain
But remember. this world. though il be not IL
/. the next TO tho best shall ever attain.
Never rail at the world nor attempt to eSat
That feeling which questions society = claim
For often poor Friendship Is less IN the fault.
Less chang-shle oft. Khan the selfish ho bame,
Thsn eer ty The changes offlte been depfest,
Nor wear ike a i-tt=r Times sorroyyfui chain
Hut '-ievs that this world, thong lie The best,
i tie LsXt to the /, - c shall attain.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

OPES vs. COVERED DR.INs-M-.
Mechi thus explains the cause why COW
cred drsius are more etf.ctual than open
ones: A deep open ditch will not dra n
The adioing soil; because, when the sides
are drv, the water rises 10 the surface by
capillary attraction and thus heads back
the wafer behind it. Lay pipes al The
bottom Of this ditch, and hIl IL up. and it
Will then efTec,ua.Iy drain the adjoing
soil
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
Grand Rapids Salt Lake,


Our city IS all alive with excitement to-
day, from the iaci, just tested, that our
salt springs furnish the strongest brine
yea found In amy springs IN The world
The Grand River Salt Company have to-
day brought oar Of their well, at depth
Ol I36 feet, water which the tester shows
oue-quarler sa.t-thaj Is, OF Il strength to
yield Il hushei o. sal, from tAirly-:vo gal
ions. Mr.. Ira :. Farraud, who superin-
tends The boring Of tins well. has had
much experience at the Syracuse saline
district. lie informs us that the best
springs there have yielded, when first
tapped, only tushel 10 Al gallons, and
from that they gradually weaken to 90
or 40, when they are for a liIne aban-
dOued ana suffered 10 reEa.h T strength.
Those springs are noted as the strongest
winch are worked Ii the veiu struck
TO day he not mere pocket and hence
lIabe to be quickly exhausted, we bear
tho palm from The Syracusans and every
body else, with i large per Ccnlag9 10
spare.
Aessrs. DR.. Leonard, VIM, T. Pow
ers and Henry Martin are the gentle
men composing The Grand RIVER Sait
Company. Their wei! Is located on the
west bank of the river, a short distance
from the Leonard street bridge. From
present appearances, they may cougratu-
ia;e themselves upon lhe prospect that
they have opened a mine Of prospective
wealth to this cry and valley as well
as themselyes.-G Grand Rapids E4g2s,
len. 2ctt.
To Destroy THE PEA-BEErLE or
BUc. 4 correspondent Of the Conn
try Gcat1cmau says that putting lae
peas in tight vessel, and mixing Two
ounces o. pulverized camphor, or a ;atle
spoonful OF sulpauric ether, 10 each bush
ell Of peas, Will etiectually kllI al the
tu-s al them IN Z few days. This IS a
remedy often published before, a4d wor.h
repeating, if true.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
patsIE1 NToS.


tfasnss - toan'r'l'' - Law
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
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RICHARD REALF.
r. CROWLEY, ESQ, New York Cily.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-18
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
Furniture

consisting in part OF one Illustrate Sofa, |
Large Mirror, Parlor Tables, Sideboard,
Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Wash-Slands, Hat Rack, Setee, 2 Cock
ing Stoves, Air-Tigh,. 2 Template and
l Franklin do, , Hail lamps, aud many
other articles unnecessary 10 enumera,e.
TERMS.-A credit Of SIX Months
will be given or all sums OF $40 and up
wards, The purchaser giving hls bond with
approved security. For oil sums under
$40 the cash will he required.
g. Sale TO commence al 10 o'clock,
A. NJ.
Is No property 10 be r, moved until
the Terms oil the sale are compiled with.