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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Congressmen Elected.

COngressmen Elected.
lst District-Thomas B. Florence, Dem. gain.
Cd District-Joseph R. Chandler, Wing re- elect.
ed.
Sd District-Henery D. Moore, Wing, reelected
4th Distict-John Robins, Jr. Dem. reelected.
5th District-John McNair, Dem. reelected
Gain.
9th Dis,rict-Thomas Ross, Dem. reelected.
7th Distinctly. John A. Morrison, Dem. Gain
9th Distrct-Thaddeus Stevens, Whig, re elect
ed
9th District-J Clancy Jones, DEM elected.
10th District-Milo M. Dimmick, DEM re- elect
ed.
Ilth District-Henery NJ Fuller, Wbie, elect
ed.
10Th Observation-Disclosures w. Grow, Dem
18th Disirict--James Gamble, Dem elected
Dem. gain.
14th District-Thomas NJ Bibighaus, Whig, e
lected.
18th District-Wm H. Kurtz Dem. elected for
32d Congress, Joel B. Danner, Dem. for vacancy.
Gain.
18th District--James X. McLanahan, Dem. re-
elected.
18th District--Andrew Parker. Dem Gain.
18th Distrct-John L. Dawson, Dem. Gain.
18th District-Joseph Kuhns, Wing. Gain.
Goth District-John Allison. Wing.
2lst District-Thomas M. Howe, Wing, for 32d
Congress, and Harmer Denny, Wing, for vacan-
cy.
22d Distrct-John W. Howe, Whg re elected.
23d District-Johh H. Walker, Whig, re-elect-
ed. Gain.
24th-Alfred Gilmore, Dem. re elected.
10 Wings and ID Democrats.
Members of State Senate Elected.
Phladelp phia City, VIM A. Crab, Beya-
min Matthias
Philadelphia County, Peleg B. Sauery, Thom-
as S. Fernon, Tho H. Forsyth.
Montgomery-Owen Jones.
Chester and Delaware-H. Jones Brooke.
Berks.-- Henry A MuhIenbeIg.
---Benjamin Malone.
Lancaster and Lebanon Joseph Konigmach-
er Daniel Slime.
Northampton and Lehigh Conrad Sinner.
Dauphn and Norhumberland---R Robert NJ.
Frick.
Carbon, Monroe, Pike, Waync-.-No repre-
sentative.
Adams and Franklin Thomas Carson
York Henry Fulton.
Cumberland and Perry Joseph Bailer.
Lycoming, Sullivan, Genre and Clinton VIM.
F. Packer,
Blair, Cambria and Huntingdon Robert A.
Nc Mdrtrie.
Luzerne, Columbia and Mon,our-- Charles A.
Buckalew.
Bradford, Susquehanna and Wyoming
known yet.
Tioga, Potter, Mexican, Elk, Jefferson, and
Clear6eld, Timothy Ives.
Mercer, Venango and Warren CAREER
reported elected.
Erie and Craw lord--John II. Walker.
Butler, Beaver and Lawrence Archibald Re-
bertsOn, VIM. HdSln
Allegheny Robert CarotherS.
Washington and Greene Geo. Y. Laurence
Maxwell McCaslin.
Bedford and Somerse,--Isaac Hugus.
Armstrong, Indiana and Clarion Judge My
ers, Independent.
Juniala, Mlffln and Union--James A. Cum
ningham.
Wes'moreland and Faye,ieNo representa-
tive.
SchuyIklII-CharIes FraiIy.
Wings in itahcS
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17

Reuben Wood, (Loco) is elected Governor oi
Ohio, by several thousand majority. The Free
Soilers, by running a candidate secured this re-
suit.
The congressional Delegation stands Wings, 9
Locofooos, / Free Soiler, l Abolition Locofoco,
and Independent Whig--a great mixture.
The Legislature consists Of Wings. I6 Locos
and Free Soilers, in The Senate and 35 Wings,
3S Locos, and Free Sellers, in the House.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17
The Result the State.

has been elected, and by considerable majority
We omit table of returns for State Officers,
and the vote on the Amendment The returns for
the most part being extremely vague and unsatis-
factory as regards figures. The vote seems to
have been light throughout the State, and the
Wings more than usually nattentive to the impor-
tant interests al stake
In our next we may be enabled TO give official
returns u( the whole State.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17

ToBAcco.-The growing crops in Virginia have
again been seriously injured by the recent hail
storms. The Lynchburg Republican of the 26th
ult: states that on the Saturday previous a tre-
mendous hail storm passed through parts of the
counties of Bedford, Franklin, Pittsylvania, Camp
bell, Charlotte, Appomattox and Prince Edward,
doing immense damage to the tobacco crop par,ic-
ularly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17
Increase of Population.

In forty cities, towns and villages of this coun-
try, from which census returns have been re-
ceived, the population during the last ten years
has increased from 372, ,9l3 to s3I ,S05, being an
increase equal to liz per cent We do not be-
eve there is another country on the face of the
earth which can furnish parallel to this rapid
ProWth.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17

Hon. CHESTER BUTLER Member of Congress
from Wilkesbarre, died at Philadelphia on the I'd
inst. on his way home from Washington city. He
was a grandson of Col Zebulon Butler, who
headed the American forces at the Wyoming mas
saCre.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17

CAPE MAY.-lt is asserted that the total num-
Der OF visiters at Cape May, during last summer,
was seventeen thousand Putting the expense
of each at an average of twenty dollars, we have
sum total of three hundred thousand dollars expend-
ed in three months in that remote part of New Jer-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17

Independent
The Senate will stand l6 Wings to 16 Locofo-
cos, and one Independent elected by the Wings.
The House SO Locofocos to 81 Wings.
Amendment of the Constitution. measure
has undoubtedly been carried by very large ma
jority. The result in the counties heard from is
as follows:
For H.--Philadelpha city and county, majority
of 1851; Berks 1908; Bucks 2,4OI; Montgomery
453; Delaware 1895; Northumberland 1900; Lam
caster $500; Union 81, Wayne 1850.
Against H,-Huntington 91l Northampton L.
92s; Chester $40; Miffiin 235; Schuylkill 436.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17

0F correspondent of the Boston Post says,
that during promenade around the Common last
Sabbath afternoon. he met $50 pretty women -
One hundred of them were engaged in the very
common practice of sucking their pa rasol handles
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17

IOwA.-DANIEL F. MILLER, (Whig) has been e.
lected TO Congress for the district made vacant by
resolution Of Congress in deciding the contested
case between Miller and Thompson. 1t will be re-
collected that Thompson [Locol was permitted un
justly TO take the seat, and hold il to near the close
of the session, when by a vote OF the House il was
declared he was not entitled to it, Miller was all
so refused the seat; but the people have just de-
cided in bis favor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17
Tax.PaYerS Read!
The LOcOfOCO State Debt.

The following is the statement Of the various
loans constituting the debt of Pennsylvania, made
by Jon N. Purviance, the Locofoco Auditor Gen.
eral, under oath:
Statement of the Public Debt Of Pennsylvania.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17
MARYLAND.

The returns of the late election in this State
shows that the Wings made gain throughout the
State, except in Baltimore city, where an over
whelming Locoioco gain, defeated the Whig can
didate for Governor 1t seems that reaction
has already taken place in the city, or that the
means (fraud probably by which the former re-
suit was accomplished have been Withdrawn, as
the Municipal election last week resulted in the
choice Of Whig Mayor, by majority OF 4I6
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17
CCHSNS.

SILAs L. DRAKE, Esq one ofthe Assistant Mar
shals, for this County, who has been engaged in ta-
ing the census, furnishes US with the following to-
tails ofthe inhabitants in the several townships conf
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17

IL Al parish examination, a clergyman
asked charity boy if he had ever been bap-
sized [" No, sir" was the reply, not as |
krows Of bu I've been waxjnaIed"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17

0T@The Mackerel Fisheries promise to afford
capital catch this season.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17
APPROPRIATIONS.

The Washington papers bring US the act ma
king appropriations for the Civil and Diplomatic
expenses of the Government for the present year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-17
Ohio Election,

Deaths in these Townships during the past year
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
G0,,, ,,,issiOuPI''s .vOgtre.

ia Circu,t Superior Court Jaw and Ghanccrv,
" tnurd by adpa,non and held ior the county OF Camp
bell at the Courthouse thereof the OH day OF October,
1919.
John 7 Irving and Mar, his wiic, formerly Mary Hern
don, Plaintiffs;
Young w Robinson. cNot OF Edmund llerndon deed,
nancl G. liendon, George lcndon, Jane Graves, Polly
sutherland. Daddy Rrhaldson aud Nancy his wife, Amy
Ttcu Rbnaa ements Robert Morss and Sophia his wife,
William johnson and Elizabeth his vile, Susan ierndon
Jesse Is. Hctndon William IIerndon, Reuben Hemdon, the
unknown Valentine lerndon deceased the unknown
hems OF lerndou,dordj the unknown heirs of Ben
lamin llcindun. deceased the unknown heirs OF James
icrndnn decrased the unknown heirs oi John erndon,
dcccaecd the unknown heirs II Sarah Samuel deceased, the
heirs Of Elizabeth Baker, ceased, and the
known heirs oil Gatharinc Durham, dec'd Deis.
IN CIIhNCER1
This this day again To be heard upon the pa
pcrs formerly read aud the report Of Commissioner Shopper
made pursuance the decreal order Of the 18th day
of NAV MS and argued by counsel Tn consideration
whereof the Count without deciding upon any question in
the and rcscying each party the right hereafter to
make exception the sad report doth refer said account
gain said Commissioner r the purpose OF completing the
oth therefore adudge order and decree that the said
do take further account OF the admnisira
ton OF Young w Robinson upon the estate OF Edmund
con deceased, embracing the whole estate as near as
that he bring the proceeds oil sale OF the tract OF
Land bonghb the executors, into the administration ac-
he also take o the number OF the csd
uaty cgaec alive at the time OF the tesato DEATH also OF
the heirs law OF the said Edmund endon, deceased,
aud an account of the said with the heirs
be- OF the said Edmund icrnon, deceased,
who entitled to said estate and what proper
ton what have already been paid them, and make
report the court with matter deemed per
tncnt, OF required BY any oil the parties.
A copy Tes,c,
Al Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
.YUfcriuls Nnd PrOCsSsOHS for the Ia
mi and lIniI lknnI

WE have and shall be receiving few days
w large stock al Bacon Lard, Flour, Mnlasser Mack
e,l, Cod Fish sugar. Coer, Nails, Steel, lron nupmts
Blasting Powder Safety Fuse, Sc, which will he sold tow
and ON terms Give call before pufcha
sing. 1lNSItf 1ANIpR.
Anil,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
NEW LIVERY STABLES.

yI,IE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
and the pubic general y, that they have recently erect
ed large aud oonv Stable Nam street. short
distance ahse nhres Hotel and immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse, where ty at all times prepared
with the best gram, hay, &c for the accommodation OF
rovers Travellers and Transient Nsiofs Pfs1ns visit
ing and travelling IN private cpnVesanefs, wil ma
secure repository Tor their baggage vehicles Snpem.
tending person aud with the services OF experienced
O-tlr latter ourselves with share oil pnhc patronage
We keen constantly hand Tor hire aecnmmd dating
terms HACKS, BuGGlES, aud HORSES olihe best quail
Iy.
RT.N B-Drovers will find I, much 10 their interest to
give rs call will give IN, entire attention to
The sal. 81 lbet stock W. j. READ,
Mad. A. & HANCOCK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
SHIRT ESTABLISsIMENT.
One IF Tie most ertensirc IN The Uhlfed STATES,
I79 baltimore st,

I79 Baltimore st,
XXTIiERE 500 persons empoye and stock oil looo
w dozen of SHIRTS always hand; style and qualities
suitable for all parts Of the Union Merchants and others
visiting Baltimore to call and examine the larg
and assortment SHIRTS that has been offer.
ed in this city, consisting of all sizes and qualities for Men
and Bows Which for STYLE and workmanship cannot be
passed usual effort has been made to render the
a. sortment of SHIRTS, COLLARS, LINEN and oOl'
TON DRAWERS complete and desirable in every respect
L. w. BErrON,
i79 Baltimore street, near Light.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
Mar WIN

N-IRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerk. Ofhce of the
Circuit superior Court of Law Chanccry, Tor the
town OF l.ynchburg, on the 9th day oil March, 1850.
tors OF David Saunders, deed, Plaintiffs,
against
James Bullock, trustee FOR C. Clark, Bowling Clark admir-
OF Henry Clark Decd and trustee OF James c. Norman
Adam Clement late Sheriff of amphel county and such
administrator oi Jas. &. Moorman deed, ---
---- admir- OF VIM. Mitchell, deed, Robert Otey
exor oiisaac ptey, deed, James Bullock, sheriff Camp
bell county, and such administrator OF C. CLARK, dec
Booker Preston surviving trustee OF VIM Mitchell Ben
lamin a Donald, George Noble and t;ies NJ. hi. WIFE,
VIM. Terry. VIM Saunders, Armistead Oey late sheriff of
Bedford county and as such administrator OF Thomas Moore
dec d. Henry Huntington sergeant of the Corporation
lynchburg and such administrator de bons John
Moore deed, and the Henry Dunnin- ton sergeant
and as such administrators de buis Benjamin Perkins
deed, DeR.
IN CIIANCERy.
The Defendants Robert Otey executor Of Isaac Otey decd
and George Noble and Gcls NJ his wife, having
ed their appearance and given security according
OF Assembly and the rules OF ais Court and
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants this
country II is ordered, that the said defendants appear
here the first day OF the next and
OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the OF Lynch
hurg for two months successfully, and posted the
door OF the courthouse, in the said town.
ACopy-Teste,
March WIN n ROBES CII
AK BONDS FOR SNLR At rms OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

VIRGINIA. At a Court held Tor bedford county, at
y the Court hopse. the 25h day OF February, 1880.
Stephen C. Hurt and Frances his wile formerly Frances
Crenshaw; Samuel Mcdaniel and Eliza his wife, formerly
Eliza Cronshaw, Thomas Campbell and Martha his wife
formerly Martha Crcnshawj Mary Lucy Crenshaw, and
Priscilla Crenshaw, Plaintiffs,
against
Robert w. Crenshaw, Emma S Crenshaw and Eliza
beth Crenshaw, Defendants.
IN CtIANCERY.
The defendant Robert w. Crenshaw not having entered
his appearance and security according the act OF
Assembly and tins rules OF this cout and appearing to
the satisfaction OF tho that he resident o the
Common alth OF WI the motion ol the plaintiffs
by counsel ordered that the said Robert W Crenshaw
do appear before the Justices of the said Court at the
house of Bedford county, the fourth Monday in MAY
next and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy
of this order be forthwith Published in pn-
ted in the town OF ynch5urg Tor two mont h successfully,
and posted the the
A copy--Testc,
JNO. II. STEPTOE, c. p. C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
GRAND & SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,

No. 8, o, and II, EutaW ST., Baltimore, MD
rINIIE SUBSCRIBES woudrespecully call the attention
of musical public to their Grand and Square Pianos,
which, Tor compactness oil FORM beauty oisye decacy oil
touch power quality oftonc equal surpass those
OF any other mandatory.
The fact that every distinguished artist, who has visited
bly, selected OF their Pianos is the best evidence that
they unsurpassed.
They have voluntary testimonials from such performers
the Honstock, Madame Anne Bishop, Schuberh knoop,
andmany distinguished Professors and Amateurs, who have
used their instruments.
X g. feeling grateful for the very liberal patronage
eeady bcsow upon them, would further assure all who
be disposed them with their patronage that no
pains expense will be spared to render entire satisfaction
Their estab men which already the largest OF the knd
in State, has undergone further increase, winch they
trust will enable them to supply the demand Tor their instfn
ments. kNABE y GFfiLt,
Nos. 8, o and II, Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Md.
They are al prepared to furnish wholes deal
on ia vorable terms n. III
Sent 27-wl2m
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.1htCfiOu SAFES.

AWE will eel. al our Tuesday and Fri
w day night without regard to weather broad Cloths
Ca.simercs Ne.tnrs silk cravas, silk Pocket Handler
Chiefs Pautalron Stubs Hard Ware, Gallery, &c. nc
Clocks Watches gold and SILVER, Spool Cotton, Pms, sc
Sc MOSBY Il HOiGOMBE,
Anil I5-ts Anrtloneers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
WHITEHURST'S
SkyIi:ht Daguerrean Gallery

GALLERY, .Mnin Street, Lync,,bWg,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg n Main Street, Richmond,
Nam Street, Norfolk and 2o7 Baltimore.
LIKENESS rs taken all weather. II children are TO
be taken the morning clear day should be selected
Mr. w having successfully applied electricity to his Tor
process enabled get the action OF light on his
subject almost instantaneously.
Ills success for the past SIX years. enables him at this
time to employ tweny-one assistants and Is now taking al
he twenty thousand licensees annually, which he
deems daterng proof OF the superiority OF his ikenesses
Particular attention paid to taking kcnesses OF infant
children post cases copying oil paintings, dasueI.
rcoypes SC. call is respectfully solicited whether you
a likeness not
Just ed and will he kept constantly ON hand me
orets and BeasPns, oil the latest patterns
expressly for Dagueueoypcs So as not to allow the
creep around edges as often the case to the
j. IL WIIITEHURST, Proprietor
Jan. Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

The German ILLUSTRATED News" says:
.'Our editor and others of this oh,e have used the
GERMAN Buffers, and can recommend II with |
confidence TO our readers. As prepared ~ Dr. jackson.
fully equals if sntpasses It's effects upon diseased
Liver and Stomach, the fullest peo'aton Of Tie disn-
gusled physician.
The City lien. Oct 10th says:
.Jr far The hiraid How many d our readers are
aflcrd with diseased liver stomach, or nerves Many
10 doubt they 10 he pltied, yet 10 all here Is
cure. Dr. Hoohand's GERMAN BlrrERs has al
f.ady cured hundreds aud that il ei cure no one
who will doubt, II they use IT as directed =
It has established ff itself undying fame, which few
have done Of the vast number HAT has been thrown
before the public. Il Of the perfect rtepara
TONS in use and as German contemporary has said,
hst prepared by DR. jackson, IT fully equals, 1t not
supas>cs its effects the fullest representations OF the
distinguished physician who first compounded H. As a
spurious ar cle is now before the public, would
lion ali against using but that signed by Z. NJ.
JACKSON, and sold by him at l2o Arch street
! The "Camlen Democrar,' the best paper in West
Jersey. says, July 81
"IIosna nd's German Bittcrs.'
ave have seen mary hitietug notices OF this medi-
cine and the from which they came induced us
10 make Inquiry respecting lis merits. From inquiry we
persuaded TO use il, aud must say we found II se-
cc III Tvs action upon diseases o The liver and digestive
organs and the powerful Influence eNers upen nervous
pros ration is really surprising Ii Gains aud sireng
the bringing them into state OF epose. making
sleep refreshing.
II his medicine generally used salts
fled there would be less sickness, from the stomach
liver aud system. the great majority Of real and
imaginary diseases emanaie. Have them In healthy
condition. and you hid defiance 10 epidemcs gerer
ally. This extraordinary medicine We would advise our
friends who al all indsposed to give atriait will
then recommend self II should IN fact, be in every
family" No other medicine produce suah evidence
uf merit.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS.
This medicine has attained that nigheT character, which
necessary for all medicines to ATTAIN Ia induce counter
feers put forth spurious article at the rsk OF the
lives Of those who are nnocently deceived.
Look ,cel 10 the marks Of The genuine.
i, They have the WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
C. NJ. JACKSON UPON rHE WRAPPER, and
/ his name BIO n lNrHE BOTTLE, withou, which
d they spurious.
For sale Wholesale and retail at the German Medicine
# Store M. 100 Arch Street door below Sixth. late
Of 27e Race Street. Philadelphia and by
Il DAVID Il. LYMAN Lynehburg,
AID by respectable dealers generally throughout, thu
State
Nov. lj--s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
MARBLE MANUFACTORY,

JAMES PAGAN & co StUlPToRS, Market
y street, iynrhbioE, Ia Monuments, Nantes, 1omhs
aud Head STONES, liable and Counter Tops and House
general, executed in all its branches IN the bs.t
manner, Tor public and private buildings Terms moderate
Jan 10 6m
I>INE BOOrS AND GAIrERS-Just received an as
i sottmcnt 81 Nj. Mullins fine pump sole and stitch
Boots Also hnc GatrI. T.. LOCKWOOD.
April ll--ts
4 LARGE LOT MOUNTAIN LIME in barrels
n NRri-ts EtHolS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
CnPN VSVt,
j. u. ALEXANDER, c
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Ii - -. 4 L /. icIl. lGhn

Campbell Cour-iIou.e, March 10th, 1850.
The interested IN the foregoing decree, VIII take
notice have appointed the 9th day OF April next to
the taking the directed by said Decree
on which day. by 10 O'clock A. Nj the parties will attend at
my Office, at Campbell Court House, with their accounts
vouchers proofs OF identity and copies oil court papers pre-
paraory 10 my taking the accounts, directed by the oreg
decree. JOSIAH SiitPPthSoN, tomr'
Il In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
DIR. HOOFi.7NDS CELEBRATED E"
German Rillcrs,

Pttpored BY Or. {. N JACKSON, at the German Med
tc,ne Store No 100 .irch 81, Philadelphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
EAIg.aSRa NJ.

FASHIONS FOR NFKINT, 800.
JAMES d EDWARDS, at has old stand, three doors
y above Aeem \ Gwakin returns his thanks Tor the lib
cai patronage he has received, and hopes 10y prompt aten
ton 10 business, to merit its continuance,
Ami vi
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Persons in want Ready Made Clothing are particularly
10 call and examine stock before purchasing else
where as we manufacture all qualities OF Fashionable eo,h-
ne and our asstimen OF that article is at all tunes LARGE,
witch oer 10 pure Ia .ers great nducement OF procuring
an article Of quality hich be obtained in any other
clo hing establishment in the city.
We have on hand and constantly manufacturing Gar
mepi every variety from the best Materials IN the most
STYLES Tor fall and winter wear, consisting OF Sur
@ Srk and Peito overcoats all colos, qualities and
sizes from - 50, 81, -, ) 50 and upwards
ISOvs' Sacks and OrerCO0tS!
large assortment OF Boys Sacks and Overeoas ~ per
cent than the usual prices Supcnc frock and Dress
Coats made from and French Cloths in the latest
IA shion large stock oil Tweed Coats Pants and vests
We have a large assortment OF Tweed Frck and Sacks
new article. Forest Sacks, for stormy weather
PANTALOONS,
From super French Doeskins-back and iancy ca'sme'
Pants, every variety Of shade and color,"tsi 'o 49,
., 2 80, 3, 80 and upwards
VESTS.
Made from rich Velves Sat,ns, Cashmeres and Naienca',
and all prices. 9Rememhert the name and place, corner
OF Pratt Street and Centre Market Space Baltimore Md
Nov 22-wl2m H. ~ 1ol.r'.