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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

u SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO GAL.--(DF-
FICE l34 STREET NEW YoRK)Particuar attention
paid SALES OF TOBACCO and consgnmens direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES.-A. 81 a. Lawrence & Co, Boston; Allen
& Paxson New York Courtney & Cushing Baltimore;
Davenport Allen & co, Edmond, Davenport q Co, Indian
Watson, James f. Heath, late auditor and Crenshaw Il
Co. Richmond; McCorkle & Jones Mcdaniel Hurt n Pres
ton T. c. s. Ferguson Co. and Miller Crenshaw, Lynch
burg.
n B-Having established branch of our house in New
York resident partner in that city will give his personal
attention receiving ranshppng and securing the low
freight ce of commission all goods consign-
ed San Francisco House.
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co, will act for us at Rich
mond aug 2Seodly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

hlCdMONU ADVEkIlSEMENlo.
NOTlCE TO MERCHANTS, FANMEKs 4
respectfully call the attention of Merchants Farmers ando'hers
wing in the country who intend visiting Rchm his scasonto
f S:'''s gsS: ass. S&s
&c, as my stock has been selected ey0NllID
. myself with great care, suitable for the
nnrhnsed for ash % on , ~ , any an hold on, as rrea
Inducements 10 Merchants and Farmers and all In want
any other house East North South other by tho package
Will find them prices that fail please by calling
a W. &. HILL. Manufacturer aud
Dealer in Boots, Shoes Trunks, Carpet Rags,
Nases, &c. Wholesale aud retail No l2I,
sep Ats Main street, Riehmond, Va
EUNpOWDEm TEAs.-aoo half Chests extra hne
N GtNpoWDER TEAS imported by us by ship Oneida,
IRON Shanghai Also, a fine assortment of BLACK TEAS,
offer to the trade as low as they be had In the country
For 'r,sd sale by EDMOND DAVENPORT = Co.,
L SAVEp-Accordng to the Published rates OF the South
side Railroad rooacconlsis can save nearly 80 per cent by
toa more than reaytro per box averaging Fps hls In
Guiding tolls freight and hoa,d steamers or sail
ing vessels ALFRED $. LEE ON the Dock
jy21ts Rlohmond.
r1NAR.--ioo hbis. North t"roI,"" Tar. !" prime
= order Just receiyst ON consignment for saleo" by
nov liis A, s, LEE, Richmond
CUANO.-We have . hand 300 of the Emlys
u cargo of Gnano that we imported stwntcr So far as
w s mas @ %
Railroad can see some of It's good effects by noticing straw
ESQ., A. Garrett, Esq, Anderson Jr, of tho
uprchasers of H. For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co,
~ cots Richmond.
(u.OvER sEED.-rRIME NEW CLOVER SEED
~ for sale on the best terms. CRENSHAW Il co,
feb 2ats North side Of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
LT.-52a0 Sacks Ashton's Salt direct importation from
- >erpool daily expected For sale by
ats EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
SAuC-2ho Sacks Jonres 4 Dorsey hne Salt In prime
- order, landing and tor sale by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co,
jy BY Rlchmond, Va
uANO, ,GtA made arrangements with
~ the Peruvian Agents supplies OF GIANo on the
best terms prepared 10 furnish H. We have now
ON hand and ahoa 0 bags and viii he In regular reccto
We shall sell hui What direct from the agents.
aud all who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
GUANo We solicit the orders of friends and all others,
with the that VIII always furnish them with tho
best article and ON the b, orabo
CRENSlIAW q CO,
feb lits North side Of tho iqsin. Richmond Va
4 nlIA SACKS ASHTON SAsT,-dircct
j 9VVV importatiun-us store aud fore saeby
nov Is A. =. LEE Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

AOTlCE.-1hc subscriber has this day disposed of his
IN the Of Stgcr, McEldery Co.
r. g. Peters the firm. In retiring from the bust
thank public their patronage
and would ask continuance to my SUCCESSORS
OCTOBER lst, 1855. no. McEIDERf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHY Pt titcHNsE PIANOS FROM IRRE-
w SToNSiBLE TRAVELLING AGENTS. when you
get In Petersburg the best quality (not second rnic
prices which will be guaranteed be low any at the
North or South. from 4 T.. NASH. Plano Forte Dealer
of Sycamore and Bank sia., Petersburg.
Always hand between 10 and 40 Pianos to select from
nearly all varying in style and finish. nov % Is
TuNhc Magic CastST.-call at MUIR & STEVENS, Isl
door above Powcs Hotel, Petersburg and see and
beautiful article % Chst3rB doc Il
\ Ainncr and Ten sets.-Freneh China, Plain, Gilt and
- Decorated Dinner and Tea Sotsns received trcsh
supply supply Also Iron Stone Ware. White Granite
ooa Stone Dinner Sn which anxious to close out he
fore moving Is the time for bargains
Call on us ls door above Iowclls Hotel, Petersburg
dec lis MUIR a. STEVENS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
APOTHECARIES, &C.

MEDICINAL LIQUORS AND WINES
a Pure Juice Port Wine, pure French Brandy, sherry
Wine London Porter and Wofs Aromatic Schcdam Schnaps
All these articles warranted and suitable fer medc
nal purposes For sale by JOHN II. SEAN
iv lits. Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
SOLE LEATHER AND CUT NAILS FOR
- saIab bv Tsep l9.tsl THOS j. DAVIS a. co.

nUUslCAL ROXES.-Dusi received Zine
sortmert of MUSICAL BOXES. which play from three
10 six tunes each. Call and see them w. 7. GREENE,
" nav sts Bank Square.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

The above Ohio River a Slight advance Is
charged all the way by Railroad No Storage Charged
Goods through our line Consign to
BRIDGFORD e. Co. Richmond.
REFERENCES IN RICHMoND.-Sterns & Brumme, Tinsey,
Tardy Co.. Selden Miller, j. H. Claiborne j. w. Wright
& Co, Chas I Worham Co. Shields & Sommeryile and
Edm1nds, Davenport Il Co. june Cots.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

"A guerrean Gallery this place, to Nj. JAMES KEAGf,
would respectfully him TO the favorable attention
Of the public sfu Artist and gentleman whom they
rely then and secure of his inlmtable AM
BROTYPES which only he procured of him in this city
In taking my would thanks for the liberal pat
ronage and kind from public du
ring resdenrr of over eight years. L. l.. GIBBS
10 -IlaIpo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

uNOR RENT.--A small House Mr. Warren <aes-ss
II Gannaway, with about two acres enclosed anda {H;l
good Sprng within thirty yards of the door Posses. GB
Sion given Immediately. Apply to AaA.-A
2ddts. JOHN HOLLINo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

AvOIlCE.-Ihc subscriber being sesirOus "a
close out remainder of the Stock of Goods the ole
stand of George Bagby will from this day offer the entire
stock at and below COST, for CASH only
oc 3Ots BENZ +. SACKETT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

n uNRER ron SAuE.-- We hRvc Om hand On
consignment 20 thousand feet of PINE LUMBER which
wowl sell accommodating terms Please give us call
oc Its MILLER & ELAN on Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

~ THESURROUNDING col NlRf III You wish TO pur-
chase magnificent PIANOS call Main street. opposite the
Warwick House Book store, aud you VIII hnd
Instruments be supassedn quality OF touch and
tone beauty of finish durability of workmanshipal of
sev on ncaVesand which will be sold at New York prc
Every instrument will be warranted in every respect Gail
and examine Yourselves Music of all descriptions from
M hest classic and modern composers always hand and for
sale Pianos all Musical instruments repaired and tuned
DO not plac your the hands of who have
knowledge profession but call at the above place,
where YOU realize entire satisfaction and where all orders
will be promptly filed liec ls'ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

IpEAD rsIIS,-The undersigned having madearrange
make and Law their Patent Hydraulic Cement Piping, in tt
counties East Blue Ridge Va, offer their services toh
public to Jobs Piping in said counties ley arc
and durable Pipes offered to the public
With 20 they increase strength and harnessconveying
the water cool and perfectly pure any distance All contracts
Warranted. ,,,,,-
' Lynchburg, Va.
or the patentees Saunders Store p o. Rockbridge Va
we frevarn all persons infringing the above named
Patent dated November 25h, 1888 - - . .1...,,
]0.cts a. ID q w. r ! OE,e,I--.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
1OO 400 ACMN. LAND wAMnANTs

GRAY Notary Iube dealer In Land Warrants and Attor.
the of Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES Of Military Bounty
Ian Warrants. l will attend 10 business, as Notary
Public such Of deeds assignment of Land
Warrants &c. LAFAYETTE W GRAY,
Notary Public. Bounty Land and
Iuy cts. Pension Agent Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

II TED-ls4s MAY, June and July lsi9 June and Au
gust 1850 May q June, July, October and Novem
ber; 1852: July and August
having the back named find sale for
them good price, by applying to - 1890
WIN. j. FOLKES
Blank Book Manufacturer, Main ST.,
L.. of Tho Book
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

VuNIE undersigned viii continue the business of Stiger
IL McEldery Co. without farther change under the style
and firm of JAMES A. STlGLER 4 co All persons hav.
ing claims the firm of Stgler McEldery Co, will
them the undersigned for payment and all indebted
will make payment 10 them.
Stock New fal and Winter Goods complete.
and not surpassed by In the market We ask OF our
friends and the public a call J. A. STIGLfR
n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

D..-T rlbtf
"A his and the public generally that he has located in
Cornthan Hail. Main above the Bank, Rich
mnnd where he prepared furnish style of PIC
TIRE known in the Photographic Art Give him call and
you shall bc disappointed. . -
no, oe Al .cly - p. T.. GIBBS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

NTTROTYPES, PHOTOGKAPHS, DAH Z ERR EO-
TYPESThe above style Of Pictures are taken In all
their perfection al Gallery of &. w. MlNNIS co.
n. s. TANNER would inform his friends and the public In
general returned from the North after alb
of months during which time lie has secured
regard labor expense, every and important
improvement the Photographic and Is
pared furnish those who desire hem Vrotypes
Glass Photographs Paper the Daguerreotppe ms
heretofore all which will be taken In all their brllinncy
perfection has also large and beautiful assortment
GOLD LoCKFTs BREAST PINS, MEDALiloss, FANCY Ca
FRAMES made expressly for the art visit TO this
Gallery solicited whether Pictures desired not
. Gallery always open aud free TO VISITORS Sundays
cepted N. s. TANNER.
at the Gallery of MINIS Tanner, Lynehbnrs, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

u WOOLENS LINSEYS, &c. &e.-i have now open
Staple Goods consisting of Blankets of all
kinds Wooden Goods for Linseys OZnaburgs
Brown Black TiekinR; Flannels; Kentucky
James Also the makes of North Carolina James
beautiful Gencmen suits and cent off for
cash all bills $40 most respectfully invite friends
and customers to give me call - - -
oe l5ts II HARRISON LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

This Company entirety mutual In It's character MS all III
profits belong the Dsured and the dividends are made an
nualiy.
The profits one-hird the premium paid.
few dollars paid annually hundreds of thousand
In those dependent on our lives liuly Gets
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-02-14

BooK AucTIoN-THE LAST CHaNcE-Messrs.
Daddow g. Co, The celebrated book anclion-
eers, who have been nightly disposing of a
splendid and varied assortment of works in
every department of literature, informed us
that in consequence of other engagement,
they cannot possibly remain among US be-.
you'd Saturday night.
II affords rare opportunity of purchasing
al extremely low prices the best standard
editions of the Poets, History, Biography,
Theology, Travels, Fine Arts and Sciences
Agriculture, Mechanics, &c. &c, also a su.
perior lot of Family Bibles in various styles
of hinuing chiliren's books, sc. &c., in
fact good books Of every kind and 10 suit
every body. Give them a call.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-02-14
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA,
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
The new steamship Persia arrived a, New
York on Saturday, about half-past nine o.
clock. She brings dates 10 the 26th ult., one
week later.
The peace prospects are apparently pro
crossing, but some days must yet elacse be.
fore The prelimnaries can be secured, bu
the Gear had ordered Gorschakoff 10 sus-
pend hoslililies in tie Crimea.
The order to cease hos.illies has been
given by the Car, without waiting for for.
NAL armisiice, although il is rumored that an
armislice has boen agreed upon for three
months.
France, England and Austria continue 10
accord, although ii is foreseen that grave
questions might arise during The negotiations
Tor peace. No place of meeting has yeI
been decided but despatch received on
Friday, the 25!h, the authenticity of which
is doubted, says that it will be either Paris
or London and, also, tha, Baron Brunow
will be the Russian PIenipolenliary.
~ WI" oo o' ieast"e Su Vi repfuafy pe-
fore all the preliminary signatures are ap.
pended 10 the agreement 10 meet.
In the meantime, Consols are up. The y
had reached 81, but closed on Friday al
sOa 9oa. Money was slightly easier, but
The rates were unchanged. s-
Americ an Stocks were in improved de.
mand.
The American ships Horizon, lndepen.
dencs and Mary Green have been lost.
The firm Of Messrs. Kelly & Gilmour, Of
Manchester have failed. b..
The bullion in tho Bank OF England has
increased fs, 900. r .,.
Baron Brunow and Count Oflof will ap.
pear on the part of Russia.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-02-14

The" Phtsburg Post" asks the pertinent
question "Waa, will become of the Repub.
lican party, when Kansas is admitted as
free State into the Uuicn % That Kansas
will be received into The CoBfederacy as a
free State, is almost certain. The principle
Of popular sovereignty, operating in that
Territory. will effect the great end, withou,
The exIaneous assistance which the Repub.
iicans 10 The North are determined 10 give TO
the canse of Freedom in Kansas. What the
Republicans will resort TO as The means of
sustaining their existence, after this most
probable event. takes place, is a question
which can only be answered by political
philosophers Of more than ordinary peneira-
ton. The exclusion Of slavery from Kan
sas being the sole foundationo ot the Repub.
iicaa structure, when that debateable ground
Is svsntuaiy, by the acl Of It's own people,
enclosed within the area Of freedom, there
will be most disastrous lumbling down of
the Republican upper-works.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-02-14
THE RIGHT MAN COME AT LAST,
OR THE PROGRESS OF MEDICINE,

II was with no ordinary pride and satisfac
ton that we lately had the honor of an intro.
duction TO one Of the most eminent men ol
The age, the English physician, Prof. Thomas
Holloway, gentleman who has done more
| tor the advancement Of medical science than
any other that can be named, not excluding
such renowned "savans" as Abercrombie
Rush, Clark or Majendie.. The Professor has
been recently travelling in the United Stales
having visited this country for the purpose ol
establishing depo, tor the sale of his medi.
! cines in New York. II is true that our pub.
lie have long been familiar with his gtea rep.
utalion, but, patty owing TO the heavy duty
imposed upon imported medicines, and part
ly TO the unwiE ingness OF physicians and
druggists 10 advance the interests of pro
fessional brother, whose superior knowledge
and skill threatened TO cast their own preten.
sions into the shade, the sale (although greal)
in America of his wonderful remedies has
not yet equalled the enormous demand which
exists throughout The whole OF Europe, Aus
tralia, the East Indies, and most other parts
| of the civilized world. II was for this rea-
son that the Professor, few months ago, de-
termned 10 make New York the location Of
great Americen depot for the preparation
and sale OF his medicines, rivallng in extent
and usefulness his celebrated establishment
in London, which, as all travellers know, lie
one ofthe institutions ofthat city. Wehave
reason 10 congratulate ourselves, and espe.
cially our sick and afflicted fellow citizens,
upon his feiicilous resolutions.
For by proceeding slep by step, or strictly
scientific principles, the Professor, at the
early part OF his career, attained to discov.
cry which placed him avove all competition
in The trlumphs OF The healing art. He no.
ticed how much of the boasled medical
knowledge of the present day was empirical,
and how little was really known of the laws
Of human physiology. Continuing his inves-
legations, happy though. struck him, like
an inspiration, and he located The seat of ev-
cry disease, ,--no matter what its nature and
diagnosis, lin the blood. The blood has vi.
aIiIy ;--lhe blood is alive; il is indeed in the
language Of Scripture, ''the life of man, IF
that stream of existence is impure, how can
The person be Otherwise Than feeble, exhaust.
ed, emanciated and afflicted by various forms
OF disease2 To purify the blood, and keep
ii pure, is virtually, to Danish sickness from
the earth. Here then is hope for the suffer.
er. The poor invalid, dsspairng of recovery,
may 60 forth into the world renovated aud
strong man. Professor HolIoway's treatment
eradicates all our ailments; whether they
are of the stomach, liver, kidneys, lungs,
heart or skin, he refers their origin TO the
blood and restores the appareutly diseased
organ 10 pristine and perfec. health. Know.
ing this as we do from the experience oil our
friends, as well as from our own, we dis
charge but Samaritan duty TO the public,
by cordial recommendation of Holloway's
Pills and Oinlment-the former for internal
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-02-14
NEW TOWNSHIP.

A, December court, Peter Kline, Esq, An
drew Madison and Jonathan Former, as view
ers, made report 10 divide Locust township in
this county, cutting off the Southern end and
calling il "CoNrNoHAM," after the presiding
Judge Of our Court. The division line be-
gins at a corner Of Northumberland county,
near the south branch of Roaiingcreek, be.
tween The Big and Little Mountain, at path
called the Indian or Yarnall Path, and run
ming thence along or near that Path to the
top of Little Mountain, and thence along on
TOP of Little Mountain to the township line
between Locust and Roaringcre elk townships.
Las, week the report was finally confirm
ed, and the new township has therefore le-
gal exisience. The election for township Of.
ficers Of Conynsham will this spring be held
at the usual place of holding the election in
Locust, which is al the house of David Rein.
bold in Numdia.
Locust wss heretofore the largest township
in the county, having been from 10 TO IA
miles in length and from 10 10 miles in
width. The new township is entirely coal
region, while the part which now remains to
be called Locust is a farming district. A
number OF valuable Improvements have been
made at the coal openings Of Conyngham
and within the pas, year The property Of one
Coal Company alone has increased some
$40 900 IN value. The whole unsea,et Coal
Land Of he township has Increased some
$50 900 in value. or this unsealed land The
Locust Mountain Coal & Iron Company own
abou, 1000 acres, The Coal Run Improve.
rnent Company about 1000 acres, and The
City Of PHILADELPHIA abou, 5000 acres.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-02-14


II The Grand Jury of Susquehanna coun-
ly last week ignored the indictment for Libel
in the Commonwealth VS.. f. B. Chase. This
suit was brought by Jucge Wilmol.
~ A man in ST. Louis has been fined $50
for wearing shawl. If women are fined
for donning in mans apparel, why not vice
versa
g'The price of good dray horse in Cal.
ifornia ranges from $4OO 10 $5Oo-a good
roadster $500. and "werry las, crab, that
can go mile in three minutes, $1,000.
~ We are pleased 10 learn that ]. Her.
vey Ewing, formerly of Muncy, has turned
up as editor of the Williamsburg, (va.J Ga.
zette.
g Au epidemic, following the character.
islcs Of the smol.pox, RACES to an alarming
exlen! in Jerseyshore.
II Parsons, tried al Holidaysburg, for an
attempt to kidEap was acquitted BY the Ju.
ry.
II The failure of Barnum, the humbus,
is announced as probable if not absolute.
n Foriy-seven liquor'sellers have been
indicted in Lancaster county.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-02-14

HollO1ay's Ointment and Pills, an unfailing
remedy for Srrofnlous Sores The eldest son
OF Au!hony Barnet, aged Ia, of Galveston,
Texas, was an awful sufferer, with Scroiu-
lons sores on his limbs, the parents took him
10 several doctors, aGd did all in their power
TO alleviate him, but he only became worse
A sister of Mr.. Barnet, who had been cured
of a bad leg by Holoway's Ointment and
Pills, took The child under her protection, sta
Ting she would Try what effect few weeks
residence with her would do, no sooner had
she got him at'her own house, than she tried
Holloway's Ointment and Pills, they soon
caused an imp. owed appearance in the child,
and after using them about len weeks, every
symptom of his disorder had vanished like
snow before the sun-such is the power oil
these wonderful remedies !! They will also
cure all disorder of The skin.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-02-14

The enlerprsing Joab reaped an abundant
harvest of dimes, and foods Of papers pour-'
ed into the Brooklyn posi-. office, each one
containing his advertisement marked, agree.
ably 10 iis conditions, and a few words writ
Ten upon 1t BY the editor, making his choice
between the vaIuabIes promised by Sargent,
and directing how 10 send the books, -Shen
they were The articles selected. These pa.
pers were oil course charged with letter post.
age, and as the quantity which had arrived
was becoming somewhat troublesome by its
bulk, (since Joab took very good care no, TO
inqnire for them,) the postmaster sen, 10 266
Hicks Street., in order to notify him of The
mass of news waiting for him at The office,
as well as TO make some inquiries concern.
ing the voluminous correspondence in which
MIR. Sargent was engaged. But The person
sent, returned win the report, "non est inuen-
fS," and he wary decsiver, having doubt.
less taken the alarm, came no more 10 The
Office to inquire for The letters SO that al.
though the rogue was "unwhipped of JUS
tice," sop was put 10 his unrghteous
gains. This case may serve as warning 10
all, 10 look with dislrust upon such adver.
,isemenis emanaling from unknown indi vid :
uals, especially if the promises made are out
OF proportion 10 The ''value received" In
the present imperfect state of human nature
II is not common to find an individual offer
ing through the papers most disinleresied
proposals for the good people in general
without the fact coming 10 ligh, sooner o.
later, that be had rather more prominently il
view his own good in particular. And will
conclude with the following aphorism,-i
you want onion seed, or anything else, sene
where you know you will not be cheated.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-02-14
An Error.

The balances Of taxes which appear IN the
annual sIalemen~ against Reuben Knillle,
Jacob Slime and Lewis Eckroal were paid by
these collectors to the Treasurer before the
annual settlement and they have receipts in
full. They had no, been credited on The
Treasurer's Book, and the officers who made
The annual settlement therefore found these
balances standing open. They have since
their publication been corrected by the late
Treasurer