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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09
nrpreseuta,,ve couferee Convention.


The Conferees ot fhis Representative Dis
irici, composing the counties Of Columbia
| IMontour, Sullivan and Wyoming, met FIJI
day, Sept. 4'h, 1857, in Bloomsburg, consist
ing OF the following delegates:
I Cotun,bia--Iram DEER, w. A. J. Britain.
D1ontour-Gu'elius Snyder, J. Reese Philips
SuHiUan-James peaan, G. c. Fi,ch.
,wyoming--W. NJ. Piau, L,C Conk!in.
The Coyveulion oIganiz-d al 3oeloek, p
| NJ, by the appointment ot the following Off
cer-:-IRAAt DERR, President; c. c. Finch
aud WIN. M. PIa,l, Secre ,afiss.
The Conreriiou then proceeded 10 nomi-
| nate candidates for Members OF the Legis
! Ia,nre, ,--only two OF whom are 10 be elected,
when the following nominations were
| made - .-
Col D,gan nominated George D. Jackson.
ctSIilivan couH,y.
Col. Britain nominated Peter Enl, OF Co.
lurhia county.
Maj Coukiin nominated John V. Smith, Of
Wyoming county.
On motion, the nominations closed, and
the Couferees proceeded TO vote, when: on
the first ballot, PETER ENT, Esq, was uuan-
iuiously nominated. s.t
TIE Convention then proceeded 10 ba!lo'
ior auu'her candidate for Assembly, Messr-.
Smith aud Jackson being IN nomination, with
The following result:
FoR JoaN.V sSnTfI---Messts. Derr, Say der,
piau and ConkIin-4
Fon GEO. D. JAcKsoN-M Messrs. Britain,
Philips, Drsan and Fmch-4 Il
There beng no choice, four more balos
wpre then mad with the same result, when
tho Convention took recess of some ten
minutes.
Ga the re.assembng of the Convention,
the 9Th ballot was had, with the following &C.
suit:
FoR SMIrH--Messrs Derr, Britain, Snyder,
Philips, Coukiin and Plau e.
Fox JAtKsuN-Me,srs. De.an aud Finch
..
Whefenpon JOHN v SMITH, Of Wyo
m,rs couny, WAS derlaied duly nominated,
aud the nomination nnau imously raIliied.
The following resolutions were 'hcn inlio-
iuced aud unanimously adopted:
Gu mo:ion Of Nr. Snyder, il was
RcSoiUed, That the nominations made this
day fer Representatives, be unanimously sup |
ported tv ihe Conisrees of this Conference.
ReSoIUei, That the meeting of the Conier-
res OF tht. district, hcIeaer he held unnuaiy !
ON the second Friday OF September.
On morinn OF Col Britain. Il was
Resolved, That the next Conieree Meeting !
be- held at Lapurle, Sullivan County.
On motion of Maj Plur, it was
ResOiUcd, THAT the proceedings OF this Con
veurIon be published in all the Democratic
papers in This Representatives district,
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
IRAN DERR, PreSt
Y W" =. \ H,,r". r,TT' Secretaries.
Bicousburs, Sept. d, 1857.
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EB" Miss Curtis, school teacher, while
OH her way home near Scranton, Luz
zerne county, was overaken by man,
grappled by the throat, brutally thrown upon
the ground, and robbed Of her gold watch,
chain, and Iocket she bravely resisted the
insult, but his superior strength compelled
her to give up the jewery She was but a
short distance from her boarding house, but
he held her so tightly by the throat that she
was unable TO give utterauce to single loud
sound. The villain tore the jewelry from
her in the most brutal manner, and then es'
capped, though vigiant search was made.
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PEACHES This delicious fruu sveIy scarce
iE our latitude this ear, "a many OF tte lree>
have been seriously ihjnted by The lat 'wo
severe winters. Bot The orchard Of Mr. Ii-
ram J. Reader, a few miles beyond Ia avis
"a, is fortunate exception 10 This general il!
luck; and he has during The past week turn
ished some fine irnil TO This place and Gaia
wissa-much superior TO that brought here
from The city. His orchard is carefully at
tended, aud he understands procuring the
best species OF peaches. |, no doubt reno
neraies him, for he could fad market tor
ten times The quantity he eau r;ise. In this
season, aEd when Feaiiy ore hall OF the
people dare scarcely eat any oIher fruit Than
peaches, The man whose care and attention
suppiies the luxury like Mr. Reader is pub
licjbenefscior.
II seems ihai high and dry place as the
proper one for , peach orchard. The trees
are Injured in vass,s and damp LOCALITIES BY
the freezisg Of he misis, rain and snow up,
on The litr5s IL tie spring.
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Every day of my life feel how inadequate
/ am to perform the duties of my high sta
ton, without continuing in the support OF
the Divine Providence. Yet placing my
trust insHim, and in Him alone, Ientertain
good hope ahat He will enable me to do
equal justice TO all portions of the Union,
and thus render me an humble instrument
in restoring peace and harmony among the
people of the several States.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAS. BUCHANAN.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

StoPpoge # the Reading Cotton MR.-We
have already noticed the sioppage oi a nnm-
ber of The largest COLON mills in the New
England States, on acrouni oI the high price
OF raw material; aud we lean with regret
iha, meeting of the directors OF ihe Rsadlpg
cotton mill teli on Tuesday last, il was de-
lermned 10 close il as soon as The yarn now
on hand is exhausted, which will be 10 The
course of two OF three weeks. The great in
crease in the cost of cotton makes il impos-
sib!e 10 keep their mill in operation excep'
a, a loss. The company employs about three
hundred operatives, ss.y large proportion
of them women and boys, who viii ofcourse
be ,hrown out Of work BY the s.oppags oflhe
mi!l.-Rsddng (Pa, Gazette.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

Breaking ofthe Submarine Cable Sub.
marine Cable broke when about three hund-
rec miles from the coast OF Ireland. The
Flee, returned 10 England. Another attempt
is to be ma,le-some Scientific croakers have
decided thai the undertaking 10 an abspr-
di,y, and will result in an entire failure.
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A Fir NoMINATIoN We are glad 10 OBJ
serve that VIM P. Schel Esq, of Bedford,
has been nomipa ed by the Democrats OF
Somerset, Bedford and Huntingdon district
for Senator. He is in hard Republican
district, but we are sure be ought TO be
elected if The people voie for the bes; man.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

~ We are glad TO see that in the Wash.
nglon and Greene Senatorial District Geo.
w. Miller. Esq has been agreed upon as a
harmonious uomiuce by the Democrats =
There was a contest between the counties
as TO which should have the candidate, hut
that is now heaied. Mr. Miller is Il safe
and able man, and has some credi!able leg
islative experience.
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Mail SERvIcE.-A large and honTishing
business com mmuniIy will be gralified 10 lean
that route 3eis Bioomshurg to White Hall,
has been extended via. Exchange 10 Turbuts-
vile. sffordins additional imPorlsn, mail Ia
ciiilies as memoEialized.
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Complimentary Notices.

To show in what respect MIR. George D.
Jackson is held by those who know him we
copy the following complimentary notice
from the Bcwifk Gasetie of few weeks
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

We regret TO hear some persons on the
South side of the river complain that the
proposition made Ia the late convention o
have that side vote first Tor Treasurer was
not agreed 10 by this side. For ourselves
we always thought that as the Treasurer
stantially TO select tho man: and we said 50
TO all three of The candidates. But we do
not think that the South side of the river
has any cause to complain The Commits
sioner was conceded to tltis side; and by
the same rule which we suggest above, de-
ference and respect ought 10 have been paid
to the woes OF this side on tie subject OF
Commissioner. The delegates on this side
voted as follows
For Diciericl,
For Funston, Is
For Wlntcrstepn, IL
The South side did not observe 'he rule
in this case which they laid down for Treas
urer; and could therefore hardly expect this
side to be bourd by il. The difference in
the vote for Treasurer was rot So much OF
the other side OF the river as for Commits
sioner on this side. II stood
For McNiuch,
For Kieier, 10
As a general rule we believe that the re
gicn in which man lives is The best quail
flied to Judge oil him, and that the neigh
horhood 10 which candidate is conceded
TO be allowed in effect 10 se!cc, him, Il i:
as safe as any ohcr ru!e, apd though per
sonal friendship may ~ amAas immediate
neighhors, yet this cannot influence any
large circle of country A nomination j:
always stronger for tcing the fair and clea
expression of the peoples choice. The
ransgres,ion of amy ptnciPle will be sure
to invoke lis reuibuGcn.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

A batch of twenty, destitute filibus.
lers, shipped by the authorities of New
York TO Detroit, were properly sent back by
the officials of the latter city, the other day,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

Ev ]. Porter Brawley figures in Grim.
con. case at Erie, and was knocked down by
the husband of the woman seduced. The
woman, named Haight, was afterwards ar
res'ed, and had hearing on charge OF
adultery, but was discharged for want ofev.
idence. -. :.
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MARKIR8a

On The stinst., by The Rev. VIM. ] Ever,
Mr. FERDshsp Nickel TO Miss EMILIA GoRyr
both of Monioar county. -
On the 2sih nit. by s. A. Woman, ESQ.
Mr.. JACOB SKyDsR of Northumberland. eos, 10
Miss SARAH RoBBIss Of Jacksoe, Col. 60: 5
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

A New PosT 0FFIcE.-The Postmaster
General has established new post office at
the Exchange, in Montour county, and J. C.
Ellis appointed Postmaster.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

R- It is said that no fort ever suffered SO
much from single battle as has the piano.
forte from The Battle of Prague.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

" One of the persons awaiting his trial
for murder, in Danville, came near escaping
lately. He is now heavily ironed.
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W1MIs'

|. On Saturday, The 2ath-nli., in Hsmlock tp.,
Mt; ALEXANDER Marsr, ased Is yssfs, J mo.
and dsys. 20
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

<WooDLAND CREAa''-a Ponsade for
)5eautilying The Rair-tighly perfumed.
supenor 10 any French article imported, and
foe half the price. For dressing Ladies Hair
it has no equal, giving il a bright glossy ap-
,,earance. II causes Gen,lemen's Hair TO
curl in the most natural manner. Il removes
dardrutf, always giving the hair The appear
ance of being fresh shampooed. Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRlDGE & CO.,
Proprie,ors Of the
I" Balm of thousand Flowers."
For sale BY all Druggists. New York.
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THE Rev. C. S. BURNETT while labofing as
a Missionary in Southern ASIA, discovered a
simple and certain Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous
Debility, and all impurities of the blood; also,
an easy and effec,ual mode Of Inhaling the
remedy. Acluaisd by desire to benefit bis
suffering fellows, he will cheerfuily send the
Recipe (free) iosuch ss desire il, with full
and sxplici, directions for preparing and spc-
cessfulIy using the Medicine. 60.
Address Rev. C. S. BURNETT,
S3i Broadway New York Civ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-03

The NIRGINIAN# published ajs 1 - ta ~ .werk.y at
Der aunu4o ia " papcrSu 30, discontinued fN
cent at the alpn tho Pr pr5rS until al aearases sha
ave been raid -. ,
10 nes or less dr Insertion ani = els Tor eae con
,,,anee unless ori.rcI ky. 'ui then ~ 9et
nor :, III be ca ,ei insertion. II the nnmher
e,tinns e o marked on Ms VIII be published tu OF
dered out, aud charged accordingly - -,
an EARLY KATES Al'Et -.
square, da
For do sem week "a
Fort
- Intended Tor both papers subject to sie
al contract. ~,
- Annual advertisers viii he limited to ti"if immediate
business the ments charged at transient ref
~ An advertisements appear IN the dan! ana III
weekly papers. ..,5.. - ,,,
~ obituary which exceed eight lines are charged
teahlA for ihL nNrn...
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t@5. I~15 1917

gEsFS. HATS! MATS !.--~p III NS ~
En ENSllIOAS FOR lta1 -Slll Il3R viii Introduce ~
the Siirin Hat the rsf saturday IN March
inspection Lis customers nul the uhh' EhtihN'
which found tu sirass any Hat Ia this Hrkei IN m'
ty stlr dualiv aud Nlsr lot nf beautiful new st'e
s Hats yotn All those desiring fine Dress Hats
,c ding this market will please call at the IN
at The ELL T. HAT.
All kas made rnr with neatn' and dispatch
,,t - wM STi1ZEit
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BALTIMORE.
nn. WILLS, MEDICAL OFFICE, Sec.

uNR. WILLS mEDsCALOFFBCE, s.srk sm-
' s@ @sal S T 6es d 's ki +,
70 OR No fEE IBID NJ M. a. s.rsyiens.s
No uo"'y rra",r"d IL C"re Ia r. NO, ., n.e.sS. *,
In the sheFt st possible time to have safely
'"''"'' Thi- umarmnry,
Diseases was established IN this city I"
The nigh Rcp"i~sies
t- Institution public notice
@ the here for m rennen. M who e.ss
flourish argel, the public prints and with whom our city
n,ic,cd he em ysur ss.ard,
fou would avid injury peensy os, ana %
ed pr NJ mak's alnrng Professions promises no more
than he wi, .s naa"r,ny p.,,.a" "ma shr..,r C..c..
Tho ususl symptoms are Sore Throat liberation Of the
rn',ms "n"n The skin &c Upon the reree,
ue mos, nvo,erne OF such cAs... pr NJ ID
willing to ''"'F .c b. NaTs Tr.r. ..% s.",a "s Science.
The y%I'r tho ct .sacd nr eoSsnoa
lily debility injury incurred I'm certain secret habit are
unsurpassed by az Es.n,.a s.SSSsi.s' s,"nasod N NJ"
may here hnd certain reo1.se 'n thousands from their
uakcres ,heir thers Iruiiess Search had bo
come ''''''' 's's Nav""s"s.- Of Treatment.
No compounds of Mercury or Noaous Druss US"
n his practice - .,,
,oas DISEASES &c. aaane. Dr. to AFFORD tariy Res
Effect dncnt cascs Communiea a"ns sacred
II
Ds. NilI-' Great Preventive.
This Rmdv applicable to either will be sent
ny prepared ,e"cpi of 70, or by remitiing elo
prescription win be included . -
Distant persona ut home, by addressing DIR j b.
Mlls HAlrMouf Dc ters post PAID Medicines sent In
direction, by mail or express
June 2l-dly
,H,O ssusppEKs or TOBACCO WEsT.
i VIA BALTIMORE Mp-The undersigned Forward
up Merchants tho rennsy lvana Rairosd, At
nainore rrs eetfnlly soicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
ro ALL rblNiS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
aud rom their acquaintance with the trade having been for
the large part OF the Tobacco go
ng West through baltimore they acr themselves that they
= give Satisfaction In slppafa.
as uw N other line
Consgninens . from the Nost solicited and puncfnaiy
attended to- MABRAW a. kOONS,
North street baltimore.
a Iacoh llond 4 Co, i Handi, jr BALTIMORE T. L.
Dudley, smiih, Mcdaniel Hurt q Preston, Miller *
tfenshaw, l.ynchhurR. Groushaw &eo, Richmond
mn - dl.
,H,O All. LOVERS OE TsuE BEAUTsfUu..
uhd,t gnod hriuH fully located IN the Portrait Gal
supply and the public with o like f'ctnres In all
the NHdH,H tylcsut the art
inVitod To the style OF Photographs
Canvass oil. which exhibition aud
uH xo,utrA NJ nlery The souoss OF denoa,'n
only be fully Rlprecn,dby
Faithful lite alze Portraits made by this process
from iaRuerroot, pes OF deceased persons
\ xtcndod Ia all 10 visit
specimens of Ambrotl pes Dagueueoypes, plain
''' d BLISS
L. !. keagy.
\ Il Instructions given In the art on reasonable terms
ln21tS
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lNSU RANCE.
MUTUAL SYSTEM
NEW YORK slEGsNsS UNNsESONPANN
AfuE EAu. S. O.5o COS %.
DAVID II PAYNE, Ae.ut=
L MI III

DIRECTORS
II ANnlsrf,n. y u CumstlAS
bk SANt X COY WM. \ RfAns
with guaranteed Capital ut ea6 ooo which has aecumu
lated to : Ns ha the 1t January lsaa all Invested In
s'ae Stocks aud IN bonds aud Mortgages ho'Ned to be un
The profits ar mn al Ton the Insured ami have averaged not
less tma th"F rer cent annual, On thu premium pad
WHO MAY tNsuRE
TN INV NoHk I'm lA-rRANcl COMPANY Is authorized
I" "ehc'l Insurance Live mud make all aud every nsn
rc1seus may Insured 5r lite bl paying the rrcmtsms
quarterly semi annunb, annually o. the whole amount IN
Persons na he usm Cora single year for auy given
number al wears.
rcrs"ns@oy enee Insurance on their avn lives or the
lives IT othcf wlrn h,N have uaWahle Interest therein
man may eiloei iustr his lite In the
OF his wifi tot h h'urt aud payable to her and In eas" of
h' 'a'h previous a"da al h'' hnsh'n fhyah' l" "of
children for thc nsr aud L. the,r Eualdent under age
woman may effect l~anee "t The hrueh OF her hns.
band he have reeansN interest dependent on h'rc er
Tor III" encht OF her ehjidon
tnrance aud be allowed to abroad without forfeiture Of
P",' !, IN re,men' =, an e,ua premium .. ..,,,..
In an, part The tmed States {" The koekA MeutanH,
and ttst Navcmhoi they may reside souh thu
snnth"n houndl of the States OF Virginia Kentucky.
lufau,o ma, h, effected The ayrSoI persone residing
ont 81 the henndic h~e pmed embracing any rnr Il tha
globe NJ equitable rates et premium.
POLICIES PURCHASED ny oNu rAYMrNr
a"r has hcen man" with Wv to The rnehaae h poll
ei's h th' payment u ~ "hoc premium IN on' anm ihore
.N 'e'hA 1i'ar 10 'hNe>l su'h amounts ~ 'u'N ' P'
h"m we "me "h"ut the liability to forfeit their policies
h"n maeY o unke regular annual payment Thus ah IN
MAJ, riry t Si5p -, The 6qncn Inch na .uh
sclura misfortune d,pttse them Thus hom year Ia
AcRr AMI VIII never hs ctenutst will admit h. can ds
,eof safpus earnings more seeurely prohty
III any oth' way ~ Which an Investment can be mad" The
report et Lite enpanits s Nv that lage numhef P"t
er alc constantly hour forfeited in consequence 4 an nncs
ttd riauae m ~ 'ueid antls whereby tie paes "te u
ahls fo ~, 1c lunr ef thor premiums wh'n dae hut
IN tn rarasr "t oyN such eoutng'ne' is oteta tf
WHOM nee thr payments nude ua c'nharRssmen- can
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= lYNonHrttG Host 4 f1Nf lNsrHANttfnMf --lhts
oompany lnas Insurance against loss pf damage by fr' "a
Do ellu ,us,s Strr- Fartarrs aud otler buIl
nps goods wares aud merchandise generally ~
tapu ud tie tHus taNIrab" rltus
sa matr Insurance Tho lives al all prrnns eri wing
good health ior he hole daauao
Efr. or "a linttl pcuod
Sav, employed udnlry occupations will hr insured On
ren4 Inahle tctuis
The Company Will alsu taAr marine ri Is rom md to 4
tho Northern on southern l'Ytt-, AT favorable rates
BOARD or DIRECTORS
JOHN RoBl& NrDA&lE', President
JAMES NJ CDVl{S Vice President
GEORGE B THURMAN Ghiet Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
JouV orIY I ,YfoH SAHltI II. MCkINNFY,
DT1Y. NNhttI tAItIAhb,
JANEs i. PAYNE. JonN I DAVIS.
NM II. STnAIIoN, MAIutf = LANhioRhf
JAs. O. WILLIAMS, 1rcasursr.
ENFEp 7. Wills, SrrrN.
,,n i,iI " u " 81 ,1 Medical ENaoincrs
The Medical Tx1nnaiiph o subjects nsurauce viii he
mad, at the Oncr the Company each day between mo
h5nt- nt . and uenck J. n if#b ia
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sE'HGNt. Oh s~13.
NEW GDOD-. NEN STYLES.

W" s-OoDE'' 49, - 1850 -S.n
Having returned from the Northorh aud Eastern 'l'
hav, selected with great ear" ntKr ana conP'e
ot Hate tap-. straw 'eods
Tuufs add ion to an immense stock o tie ,h.al''
fa, OF I'll goods artY necessary I" say, thh my
friends aud public h >ut' L. any anti le ~ TINS ne
whatsoever in quality sly and price Saw goods at lower
n4utes than her, totorr l. l.. ABMlSTEAD.
lud,r relrerarl. Office and near Farmers l'ank
u,r c,ry
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RICHMOND ADV vEkTlSEMENTS
El.uErT. WALLER. DREWWN n Co,
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
No. ~, Pearl street. Ntchn"n". w.

q. y
FOR sriiNa lsa7
yX,Ehavc in large aud complete st"ch Of toh
W rlONand DOMESTIC DRY aoop t which we
solicit the attention OF merchants -.
In ronncc ctlnn with York hons hrc enahodto
""aa 'nr s Win III. lasc houses IN The largest clr' in
this Union, and being always m the market as "l " "" %
when advantage isio l." gained by W. feel ASSURED
therefore that prepared To SERVE the trade Mt ns ian
prices nm, regular house IN the Nrthcn markets and wo
iciemiued 10 o onis 10 he taHh and r'nl SLY o'
trade small profits our rstockis ALWAYS kept well a..
sorod hui ethts time have very large nnl eomr' ,e
ek gooda par cnlay Adapted to the Nisom' N"r,n &
Tennessee trade many sly lea oi wheh We WI" s'h
lower than they can be bought of The manufacturers -
Returning sincere thanks to our hiends and 'nH" %
h' til" ih'la phtfonah" "n "''n % ,,nn W. We solicit
the Inst year operations under tins a'aens'n RAJ @ "" a 10
buy In ths market Will giv" "a chance pl''gms our ''
'''N " wv Gl'I.lTT, WALLER. nREwRy co
mar lodselm
IN ExALs.. A,cn;.r.,. ."--is'r' b, =. q; u,"r
Architects and nans,,sn, a., ,, ns Of buiilnpa aud ma
pLnery Special attention will be raid I" ho enhs."''n
nork cntrusod to charge surveys Of Land Mines aud
Roads win be mad al the and the mos" ap
'",," un, la~rts Architect. Richmond, Va
u w. HHXCE. A"or"r, u, Inv, Mi.h"""a,
tounos Goochand aud Louisa aud the Supreme 'o"''
n INT y. and Court Of rl'ms Wash,ns,,n u Z.
q otrtcf. Whlg buildug, kehmond va
nm ea4dscly
GREAT sO,TnEW> CLOTHING house.
NErN H1IUwIN ~ co,
~, M,lN StRttI tlCnMoNp Va
In rerop the largest and erai s'e'''" s'o'n
" Of Sprias eofG'Hs aud a,nlrmena t",n'sllng o1"d"
esmhncd III assortment ~la he ,'p"' @ ,o
embrace over, variety aud grade ot geeete b" t'nhh IN ,h
country made up by hcmscrosm the very hns' nan'' anu
aanlly IN York market they ARE nbed at al" nn''
IL shaw latest md tcst STYLES of the scaa"n ,,,
M "stcns.yo stock Tor Wholesale Trade where Merchant"
10 hnd good assortment oi spring Clothing at satisfactory
vns aud being moro largely engaged gagged
and sale Of Clothing than any "h' hse
n,ns "a purchasers. KEhN, bAlDNih CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-03

uIsE Opeard 5000 = rd = - those supe.
- Clotl the old prize. Also
ass ,rtnent Spring and Calico Call and look
them fmar JOHN ABRAHAMS