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SAD ACcIDENT.-The Tuscumbia Ala bamian of the 10th says: On Saturday last two little sons of Mr. ". L. Dyer, of Hunts vile, were conveying barrel of salt home in a cart drawn by mule; the mule starting tilted the cart, and the barrel fell on the head of one of the boys, eight years old, mashing it, and, of course, killing him instantly
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GEoFFREY J. LEvAILLE, who was shot in a fight with T. B. Kershaw, at Petersburg. Virginia, died on the l2th inst. The wound was inflicted on the 18th of October, and the pistol was charged with a horseshoe nail The nail was found in his brain, where it has been for nearly a month.
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An Irish waiter once complimented a sal mon in the following manner: " Faith, its not two hours since that salmon was walking round his real estate, wid his hands in his pockets never dreaming what happy invitashun he'd have to join you gentlemen at dinner"
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IMPORTANCE OF WARMTH OF STOCK. The animal that is to pay in growth for his food, must be kept warm. not in a crowded sm0ltering condition, with bad air and other discomtorts but comfortably warm. The nj trogenous portion of the food goes mostly to form muscle or lean flesh. The carbonaceous portions go in part to keep respiration in the lungs whereby animal heat is produced. But if the animal be exposed to intense cold the carbon of the food Is all consumed in the lungs and its products are inhaled into the air. No animal tissue Is formed by it. There is no growth.
 The only effect If food so consumed, is to keep the animal alive and to prevent his freezing, as dead animal in the same expo sure would. It would be possible in our se- we're climate, to keep an OK so uncomfortable cold all winter, that although he should con- sume the food which would keep two such oxen growing the whole time in a perfectly protected condition, he would not he one pound heavier in the spring than in the pre- ceeding fall, and the only return for his food would be the rise n market value which cat tie might have taken during winter
 Now, if by such outrageous cruelty the far mcr would lose the whole of his forage. by half as much cruel exposure he would lose half of 1t, and so in other proportions; and 1t may be laid down as an undoubtcd law that every departure from that kind of treat ment which Is due to domestic animals. in the matter of providing for their warmth, will be visited with proportionate loss to the owuer.
 Another thing less understood and less at tended to, is that all animals require bulk as well as nutrimcnt in their food. No definite rules can be laid down, and if the farmer has the faculty of keen observation, he will not need them. A general rule will be of ser vice, and that is to distribute the coarser and less nutritious food with the finer and more nutritious as corn-meal or oil-cake with straw or any coarse hay, fine hay of good quality with cornstalks, and so generally, that each animal may aeceiye both the bulk and nutri- tion which he needs with something like reg hlarity, instead of living for time almost wholly on nutritious food, and then cxcu- siyely on the coarse and comparatively in- nutritious
 The finer and c0arser need not be given at each meal, but should be each day. A ire Quont change of food is desirable, but the changes should be so managed as to keep in operation the principle of affecting the ami mal-both a sufficient bulk of food to an- swer the demands of his digestive organiza- ton, and sufficient nutrment for the forma- tion of bone, muscle, and other tissues-or in other words, to keep him constantly growing
 N Y. Evening Post.
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TR 4 GICAL.

saw him bare his throat, and seize
 The blue, cold, gleaming steel, And grimly try the tempered edge
 He was so soon to feel. He raised on high the glittering blade, Then first found tongue, "IIold! madman stay the frantic deed .'' l cried, and forth sprung. He heard me, but he needed not,
 One glance around he gave, And ere 1 could arrest his hand,
 He had-bcgn to Sdare'
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s YN PA TH !.

Old Quaker Sly was standing by Where neighbors were conyerSing About the loss of neighbor Ross, And his great need rehearsing, Says neighbor Steele, "how much teel! My heart-his losses shock mel" Quoth neighbor Sly, still standing by, Hast thou felt R My pocket?'
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ANDREW c. CURTIN, Governor elect of Pennsylvania, is six feet two inches high |; Hannibal Hamlin is six feet three, Abraham Lincoln six feet four.
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Senator Douglas has fully recovered from his last reported illness, and passed Memphis, the other day, en route for his home.
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For Sale on Commission,
Either at Auction or Private sac or Exchange for Land

will enter, buy and sell Lands as an Agent Parties desiring to sell improved or wild Lands, as well as those desiring to Purchase might do well to apply to me- An experience of more than fifteen years in Arkansas Land Agency business, furnishes to me all the information necessary to properly transact all land business promptly.
 REFERENCEs.-Robertson X Hudson; Emerson, Brewster Co.,; Byram, Hind Bliss New York; Garyin, Bell X Co.,; Chamberlain < Tapp: Can non X McCampbelI Louisville, Ly; Babcock kernochan; E. Reilly X Co., Payan X Cahart, \. O.; Col. Robertson Topp Col. J. H. McNlahon, Gen. R. V. Richardson, and old citizens of Mem phis, Tenn. Burr X Co.,, Batesyille Ark; Pool, Pulliam X Co.,, Jacksonport, Ark; Johnson < Peay, NaPoleon Ark.
 nov B. J. II. QUISENBERRY.
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GOOD STORE HOUSE FOR SALE!

NOR SALE, 4 STORE HOUSE. TWENTY-TWO ~ by ninety feet, two stories high. well finish ed, and warehouse in the rear, in the heart of the business part of town. Terms, a little money down, and time on the balance
 J. II. QUISENBERRS,
 Auction, Commission Merchant, nov 3. and Real Estate Agent.
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 9th and Sth, 14ti and 18th, 2Ist and
 22d. 2Sth and 29th NOV NILNEBER, 1860.

ONTHE ABOVE DAYS, AND EVERY WE'D V nesday thereafter, and at such other times as circumstances may requre, l will sell at Auc- tion in Des Are. Arkansas, an assortment of Dry Goods, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, Hardware, Saddlery, China Queens and Glassware, Books, Stationery Castings, Nails Window Glass, Plantation and Carpenters Tools etc., etc. Will sell at private sale at greatly reduced prices for cash, or on the usual credit.
 J. H. QUISENBERRY,
 Auction Commission Merchant,
 nov 8. and Real Estate Agent.
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AT COST AMID CARRIAGE.

\ AM OFFERING MY ENTIRE STOCK OF l Dry Goods at Cost and ten per cent. Every body is invited to call and see for themselves. My goods are inferior to none in this market, and my object in selling off at cost and carriage is to enable me to rcplensh with a stock which will be bought exclusively with cash
 nov 3-tf LEVIN HARRISON.
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ygNAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
 1 the citizens of Prairie anu adjacent counties, that they are now in receipt of a large and well selected stock of
 GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, Consisting in part of Sugars, Molasses, Coffee. Candles, Cheese. Vinegar Salt, Whisky, Rice. Pickles, Sardincs, Flour Fish, Eaisi.s Figs. Cit- rons Almonds, Candy, Soap, Starch. Soda Crack CTS, Tohacco Cigars, Nails, Castings Iron. Steel, Log Chains OK Chains Pole Axes, Spades. Show els etc. etc. with all ether articles usually to he found ill similar establishment. All of which they are now selling low for cash nov 3-tf
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!. MATTHIAS & Co,
CO 81 Main street. LYNCH urg. Vn

Er, BEG leave attention public to their
1AaJlarge aud elegant stock Of FALL WINTER G0ODA
WI which win beopen for inspection, MoSDxY next Sep
consisting Ia part of large o. of Velvet bef
Cloth Coaks and very handsome Fall Wrappngs sls
Hats and Caps Ribbons, towsr feathers kouchea Hesd
Dresses Monr Caps Nett Caps and Coer6 LAoo
Goods BACK Trout aud Side Hair Brals and Cure ye pne
mcns Fancy Hair Pins, Combs Brushes soaps PernmcrE
and Hoop skirts With elegant lot OF FUkS, nom - up
$40 seti with many articles too numerous 10 mention
ce oil In of goods viii find 10 their edvMn
prices. ........ + nv
tY- REPAIRING done usual In good style. -
sent H3-dts '. ~ ~ 49, n
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Successors 10 s. DiaVuid e Sons.
-Try WILL Keep constantly hand largr stock II nh
--k~ kinds Of FuENlrtRE, vi their own manufacture,
which they will he pleased Ia shcw the old friends
ek-E3 patrons of :. Dlugud sons, aud ia" la,e
generally.
They also keep constantly baud large stock ~ f~h>
METALLIC III RIAL CASES, OF all sizes; nlso lar' s 81
WOODEN COFFINS, of description and Will l"nl
attention Ia the undertaking business nj all hours
Tel ID. i. y H. A.. hllGflD
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. v,pcrNIAN il published daily at ~ and Tri- Weekly al
n. ,rnum In advance, and Weekly at 81 invariably! inad
20 M ,erwise ~ 80 will he charged in all cases No paper
Vii -. a.connued except nj the option OF the Proprietor uh
n ali arreararS shall have been paid . --...- -,
III Az NESTS mr., inserted 80 cents square OF
nn.. on less for first insertion, and NY cents I ear
~ miles ordered innerorm or weekly ah te y"
snunre wi charged for each insertion thr mum
GEMS m not marked the MSS,it viii be puo'ised
, ut or,rr., GU. and charged accordingly
" TIE YEARLY RATES ARE: ~
For one square "a. - 81
For two slua'es' "a,'' p
IT,, Two squares rwe,sy ] a. s Nv
c;l contract - Ill, l.. uu,,.5 IN their immediate bl-
tb 'ha adv, rtisenenis charged Tor transient rates .
Nnss An new advertisements appear In the daily ac ~ecs
notices which exceed eight lines are charged
rafeably for the excess
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MANIPULATED GUANO.

MANIPULATED UANO.
M Ia the Planters of Virginia GuanU prepared by
w follows:
100 lbs hest Peruvian Guano that can be procured
do. sOmOrcro Guano, continuing 50 Ct of Phos
platc of Lime;
do. Ground Plaster. for which AZ p ton
Planters and others invited to examine this article From
information obtain. believe this Mixture
the best that be prepared for the Virginia lands
Price to Planters $4s on ~ less per ton when they
furnish the bags.
eS- Prepared and for sale by
I''+' EDMOND, DAVENPORT & Co..
...... Richmond. Virginia.
Also by Commission and Grocery Merchants cities
We refer IN Planters whr have used the Sombrero and
the Manipulated 6uanoinong them Jas Cali, Esq, A. War
wick, ESD Jos Allen, Esq. and r. H. Sty, Esq and others.
Below give d. X Tuttes Chemist at University of vaO
report Of the samples from " bags and II shall he kept
to that standard:
Il nu able to give you the result Of analysis They
show the Mixture In be what You stated in former letter and
judge that fortunate In the slecon Of materials
especially of Peruvian Guano The per centage Ammonia
the pure Peruvian contain 1874 per cent
than the average. The Analysis is as follows:
Moisture given of at boiling point. 1906
Phosphate of lime fs2i
SulpiuTc Acid DAD; Lime 3B4. 300
Ammonia ego
Insnluble Matter .....,......,. 5
A small quantity of AikaIi-un,lern,ined. Water In
combination and organic matter ............. 24s5
10000
Hoping that your fertilizer may with hieh
Il deserves, remain, yours,
dec 9-d&cly ID. K FUTILE.
TowDERED, CRUSHED AND COFFEE SUGARS, FOR
Il sale by ian e7Hsl JAMES BoYD 60.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS.
JOHN II. DAVIS d Co.
lO2 Main Street, Jynchburg, Va.
SPLENDID ASSIGNMENT OF
StanlC and Fancy Dry Goods.

NNE take pleasure in announcing 10 oureu and The pub
w lie generally that have in store large aud ~,
selected stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Ia which e very respectfully invite their attention:
i'lain Black and Figured Silks,
l.ich Gro De + Case,
A." " Epson for Mourning
" Tpo-Flounccd silk Robes
Extra Eich Two Flonccd Culored silk Eupes
Paris Printed Mouslin Robes,
Rich Paris thinIz Printed Mousins,
rup,ns, Nneuas, Plain and Ba!adere,
Ilain and Printed French Merinos,
black French Mcrinos,
Mu,lslins Bominzinc and A,pacas,
With large stock of Embroidcres
Cambria. Muslin and Naencne Scits,
nmbric and Muslin toilurs,
Nacncnc and Lace Collars,
lIahdk, rclicis. &c,
With large stock OF Gcntlemen's Ware:
Cloths. CaSsincrc- and N,slings,
3 and d Full Cloth,
Sleeps. Grey Sattincts, I.nsc, &C..
Bleach aud Bro Shcrling, 81, loI and ia,
liicah and Bro. Shcsling. IS and ~,
Cotton Osnaburss, 81 and ~,
Bed Blankets, white aud coiored Servants Blankets,
with n large stock Of House Furnishing Goods:
Window Siu,ics, tofnces, Table and Piano Covers,
talrpc,ine, Rugs, Mats Floor oil Cloth,
Irumh Cloths, nruggeis. &c.. &c.
Call and examine for yourselves before purchasing cscn here
nj uc 3-dtCSl JOHN I. DAVIS Il tb'S.
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18th Semi Card
FUNE subscribers invite the nt,nton nj their
TONERS aud the pubic g,ral tothcir extensive ,nd com
licc stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, In store
,mprsng every article pertaining 10 the
Clothing and (scntlcMens' Furnishing Trade.

the latest aud approved styles and materials Deter
mined the vide spread and favorable reputation al
establishments have spared paius excellence
in department. and To pro, lt for e waits o all classes
customers.
The xcd l hut impcrccty indicates the ,arci, of
idea Of which unis hc ohilr lay
animation: Best quality French medium hnd low piet oal
Cloth Coats our Cloth touls always heretofore having akh
the lead in style It, and general perfection will hc found Ia
IL possible those sold by In rmrr thocc
business suits, over toats, Farmers Elng
Coats, Inverness Mantcs Congress Over 'na Srpr Emmanuel
aetots, Black Fancy Cashmere Pants VESTS In The Ercni
variety and material French Yoke Shirts ar1c suek al
hand, (~hrts made order When IrcioireD
plcie stock Of Mems Cnder Wear Of best make and nfn
iravas Sears beaufort Etox, Moniannlert, darlai. aud
other lyle Ties, t,ntlrmcis shaw Is aud ray cling ih
cts Railway Rugs tluN ki, al ASH Norwn. Cashmere,
Thread, famous Mountain Burk, nnd other stasunhbr
Gloves Pocket lluk, rcies, Socks Dressing obcs
BURROUGHS, sllAFEE y 90,
sent N-lts lDI Main
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Ilerring'S Patent Champion

NtTT1Hg FdIcHt tHdIIVIUH
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
MYTH HALLS PATENT PoWpEE-pEooF LOCKS, The
w that awarded separate ,lals nj the Worlds
Fair London, ISL and the Worlds Fair New York. 1888, and
ARE TIE ONLY American Safes that awarded medals
"a the London Worlds Fair
These safes form the most perfect security against Fire and
burglars of any Safes offered Ia tie public.
$1,000 REWARD
Will be paid TO any person that show that errings Pa
Champion SAFE failed to preserve its contents in
accidental fire
T. C. HERRING Co, Manufacturer. 25 broadway,
Murray st., New York, and 81 N - Grayicr ST.. n. %
AGENTs-B. W. Knowles Richmond. Va. T. +. Lester, Pc.
crsburg. Va; Rowland brothers. Norfolk. Va j. H. 1homp
SON y nchburg, Va; j. X. Blossom Wilmington y. e.; w.
Herring Sou, Atlanta TIA; j. NJ. b. T. Feed, Vest Point,
Ga. ; Holmes 4 Co.. Charleston, 5. &. WI
lO-l8m
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SOLOMON 4; MI SSEIt,
No. 113 Main street.
MHAI EGAI.E AND RETAIL. GEOCERN

NXT receipt Of Of tlHN ERlES,
w DRY GOODS, LIQUORS, &e., consisting, in part, Of
Coffee Crushed Loaf rowdr, and New Orleans Sugars, Of
,arious grades Laguira Rio Java and Mocl Coffee. SIerm
Aiamantnc and Tallo~ Candles Brown aud Fame! soaps Of
various brands, Sole Leather good and iaae pieces Of
kind Pure Cider Vinegar improved Tyson. old lIy
t;unpowdcr Teas acon sides AMI nice lot Bacon Hams
Marshall Liverpool Salt Cotton Yarns, lraksvc factory all
nunias No. crrlngs, No and Mackcrc. Old bonIinln
Nails Liquors Brandes Of different kinds together with
Of Staple Dry Goods. suc Ne Osna
l,gs. and bcached Stirring. Linen InsrN Shcrng
Heavy Negro Goods, single and double M, keuiak. oxford
Jeans &c, with large of kero Shnre, nnc
IIiaclure'l
Tobacco manufacturers and farmers will find I" their inter
est stock &c, which they
specially ask share Of the public patronage and r friends
generally 2a,its
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GEs'L SUITS ofrIcE, Va. X Tenn. L. X. Cos,
Lynehiurg. Va. Ian. Il. 1sGu.
PROPOSALS FOR NEGRO CLOTHING WANTED.-Pro-
l. posas will I've received this Office of Feb.
ruary furnishing tho follow ing described Negro Cloth
ing, OF Virginia materials and manufacture:
1900 Shirts of heavy cotton CLOTH each shirt 10 have three but
tons in front,
500 pair Of linen Pau,aloons with falls and pockets.
dark fue cloth Pnntalnns ~It M and pockets,
Sack Coats OF dark fued c lined tirougho III lin.
scy, each .aek TO have Two pockets,
4oo pair of Wooden Socks
sample Of the material and make accompany each
bid.
of the Shirts and the linen pan'ioons be de-
lrred BY the lst May and tine remainder by The ls De-
ccmber next. L.. H. GILL,
lg-lm Cen. Supe rntcn, lent.
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IIeaddrcSSeS! HcaddrcSSfS!

l.. a. e T. K I = S L. ! :
the place where the largest assortment o the LATEST
Sly LES Of tho above goods kept, aud there Ia where
you can get them GINA PER than els, where
jan 10 is la6 MAIN STREET
LNl\ TONS WEA\ Ll;s sCoLLorED IRON ist r,c,h.
Il ed aud for sale b! SMITH " ADAMS,
iun PITS Iii Min Strr
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Washington HOUSE

LYNCHBURG. VA
TO inform his friends ana me pun
liz gs.raily that leased number Of years the
above well known and popular House.
The shall be supplied with the best that the markets
Affords aud THE BAR with the choicest LIQUORS AND e.
CARS. cn.,,x, ,
Attached the hotel is large and roomy SIABlE' Win
careful and attentive Ostlers =, $1,000.
No trouble expense will be spared either on The Tar'
the protriter maxi. the aslug"u "'S'
cIass TCus, in. ANDEEsOh, Proprietor
anKilal
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Notice.

v.NEFNtlI German nnl American
Il plain and fincy Gilt, Rosewood Walnut und Mahngan!
Frames, al greatly reduced prices, nj the old s,nnd
JOHN /. WINSTON,
sept 9ds No. 10 Main St. opposite the Nors ell llon-c
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URIC wednesday, MORNING. FEBRUARY l. 1860.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Abodtionists Killed in Lynohburg.

Abohtionists Killed IN Lynchburg.
cNN TE way ~ kill the Northern fanatics hns Your
6kk{L Carriages Bugges and Wagons nj BAILEY ISL
Main Street, Lynchbarg and no, send your moncy
North TO enrcd enable the aboltlonsts make Shacs
Rides aud SPED >sm TO negroes Ia kill us with.
BAILEY was b[And raised in Campbell County, and Is
making with increased facilities, all the
Rockaways and Buegies neat and substantial Also, all Kinds
Of Harness R,aFng and painting oi Carriages done With
iuaincss and dispatch.
Tho subscriber returns his grateful acknowledgements for past
and soicts u the All he ASKS
examination Of his work, ing confident he pice.
both 10 quality and price. .JNo. H. BAILEY, Ag'
Jan bl-ts Isl Main ST, IAnchbufg, Va.
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Regalia.
Cpd Fellows Regaa Of ha41some and snowy styles Bre'-
approaching festival Call before the, all
tone (march 26-dis.f WM. l. PAGE
w a y II l. ID
ASHORE HOUSE situated Main Street, for whicl,
EiM good price will be paid. NJ. Il. BuHANNAN,
sept 2o-dts Agent and COLLECTOR
Fine Teas
HAVE just received supply Of very superior GREEN
i BLACK TEAS For sale by JOHN II. sEAY,
dee Druggist
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Butter Butter
- Kegs end ftrkins Mountain Butter (some Of which is
w very hne) just received and for she by
dee , = LEE ROOKIE 4 co.
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SALTi SALT,l-2e Sacks !. Asr.haiiss hssse 4
- SAIL. Just received and for sale by -: Z =
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5000 AlmanacS.

DALE CARBON OIL free from oder when burning ant
il best Patent Burner Lamps, just received by .
dee 16-dts elABLEk 'oNEo.
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INST received at ENGLEDOyES another lot o those beau
% ti(uj Black Treo Beaver Cloth Cloaks Tor ladies.
nav II dts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

that they would begin roboing
letter from Palermo mentions that the writer has
q seen review Of 900 psAsans, armed with al knds
oweaPous the standard bearer being priest, and the
Coscoel Benedictine monk, armed 10 the teeth.
The King OF Dude, having been deprived Of the ar.
rears Of his veasop h unable 10 raw IA debts and The
Calcutta tradesmen are bringing suits against him 70
force their claims. N
ne Esxi OF Derby IN sueaklns A The Tr,oltv Hone han
ouss ssaW, .,a cnx,nsS ~. q 49, ~ nys =,
an insu offered TO this country have 6seusts vsb
IN 20 shost time one hundred end thirty thousand
the prospect OF immieent and mnediafe dagger would
ornf Toward force equally Aove, equally scscus and
equay eoergcsic, composed OF Tour ~ nve times thAs
-
. Ine invention on new CLOCK upon tse principle OF me
tnermocser, ey pressure OF ar upon Mercury, making
great sensation fnfn Inc coee O. soc CLOCK, which
gcs iour hours ana tnen ne cny 70 ee turned
hSe vac oeof eAN, " no more IMAM airanc'
Garibadi has four thousand Italians twenty thousand
scans and not Ices than three thousand erer ren
the Kings army under ayms.
Tia eo.,< nj q, <uo,a 80. ,cso ,,.r-r..~ N. ,ssv
one davs fr rrnoe Jsrons sIeven "a h. ersrs ana ke
other In ors,snerv s,on,ss,s -
.
NJ .o ~ - ne o , ,ssnsns feveysa ~ zoe searc