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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-10-07
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On The 30h ult., al The residence of the
BRIDES father, in Tamaqua, by The Rev. VIM.
Mullen, MIR. JOHN RALsToS, and Miss BELLA
RATcLlFF.
In Bloomsbury, on the oath ul!., by Rev.
E. A. Sharretis, Mr. Lew WEAVER, and Miss
HELEN MAusER, daughter of Joseph Mauser
of Montour township, Col. county.
To Berwick, on the 9Th ult., by the Rev
Heury G. Dill, Mr.. LEWIS H. CoNoyER, ol
Beach Haven, and Miss MARTHA H. oPDyKE
of Berwick. -
On the 24lh ult,, by Rev. J. M. Snyder
Mr.. HENRY NAsLE, of Lime Ridge, Columbia
Co., and Miss LYDIA .ARULE, Of Wllkssbarre
Penn'a.
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CANAL CoRRuPrIoS.- Republican pa.
pers in this region are publishing siaIemen
that ii was proved before a legislative com
mil,ee, that Col Pioleu had acted corup'ly
while Superintendent of the North Branch
Canal, and that Gen. Packer, as Canal Com
missioner, had refused to remove him. The
charge is not true but If true Judge Wilmot
was concerned in the corruption, for he was
then Col PioIelps Clerk From 1899 10
1912, Wilmo, received two dollars day as
Clark 10 the Superintendent of the North
Branch Canal, yet we hear the opposition
talk abou, Stale robbers" as though they
all belonged 10 he Democratic party. There
has scarcely been year Of David WilmoPs
manhood during which he has not been q
pensioner on the public crib.-Chmfon Dem
0er0t.
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J THE TRUTH WELL STATED The National
Tn,eligencer, in copying the annexed article
from the Cleveland Herald, adds that, "cir-
cumslances give 10 the subjoiued remarks
peculiar aptitude aud force. When the ocean
is in lumuli and the storm ponrs out its fury,
the humblest sailor in The ship feels that the
safely CT his feIlow.voyagers is so much q
matter of pride and humanity as his own
He perils all, and works manlnlly whilst a
stick is left standing He never deserts he
ship"
Common Sense in a Money Pdnc.--Money-
ed men are the veriest cravens on earth so
limid that at the least alarm they pull their
he ad, turtle like, within their she'll, and snug
ly housed, hug their glittering treasure until
all fear is removed. The consequence is,
that few days disturbance of the monetary
atmosphere brings on a perfect de urlh OF not
only the precious metals, but OF even paper
money, their representative.
Moneyed men never adopt the tactics OF
mutual support; hence, as soon as shot is
fired into the flock, they scatter, each looking
out for himself, each dislrustful of the other,
and each recognizing only The great law OF
sel6shness, which is, to take care OF number
one. Courage has saved many an army, even
when ammunition was low, and many a Toe
has been scattered by one yell Of defiance
when there was not cartridge left.
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DEmocRAric meErisG.


10 pursuance 10 publicpolice Democratic
meeting was held at the Court-Hcuse, in
Bloomsburg, on last Friday evening, October
cd, 1857, which was well attended.
The meeting was organized by electing the
following officers:
P,zsident--CoI. L. L. TATE.
Viee Presidents Mere ynolts, DR..
Ramsey. r. B. Arthur, Philip Unsugst, T. C
Else, G. r. Golf.
See,etaries-W. Harrison Jacoby, Aiem B
Tate.
Hon. J. CLANCY JONES was then introduced
TO The audience by the President, who ad-
dressed the meeting in an able and interesting
manner.
The meeting then adjourned by offering
the following resolution which was adopted 4:
ReSoired, That The thanks of this meeting
be rendered 10 the Hon. j. CLANCY JONES for
his able and patriotic address.
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esnleeains Kaasesss.
LAS, fall the bsl,l q u lsspublic.. par

1as, fall the ibs,l o y Republics. parry
was fought upon the cry Of 'Bleeding Kan
sas." This fall, unfortunately for their hopes
and sectional agitation, Kansas has ceased
TO bleed and the North is satisfied that this
unfortunate question shall be determined in
accordance with the correct principle ofpop-
ular sovereignty. We are all willing that Ibe
people of The Territories, as OF the S,ates,
shall determine upon The laws under which
they will live. Bleeding Kansas J" But
Kansas has ceased to bleed, ,hy Republican
friend, and you are now fighting for nothing
if it is not abolilonism. What do you want
What do you contend forf What is your
principle? "Bleediug Kansas" and Kan
sas has ceased TO bleed. Honest Republican !
you were hunbugged last falI.-Patriot and
Uoion
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Frank Phelps & Co.'s
Colossal Gymnasium q &Amphitheatrt

CONTAINING greater amount Of novel
" ~. .aleut and artistic skill than has eves
before been concentrated iE ore establish.
meat. given under beautiful Water Prool
Pavilion, sss,ing 5000 people. flrsi 10 spien,
dor and attraction is superb Gynsustn assd
Aerobdtic Troupe, composed oi the hIsi 'atsn, EN-
in the county, among whom IS FAANh
PHI ELPS, the peoples clown and jester, and
best general performer in the world, assisted
by corps of others of we'll known celebrity,
together with his three pupils, Master W'f'e,
Sammy and Charlie, the greatest prodieies oi
the age Master Willie, the infant conto5'
ZIONIST, who is acknowledged TO have no su-
perior in The world, will appear IN bis won-
derful and astonishing India Rubber iea's
MDLLE. ISADORE@L La PETITE VIC
TORIA, who have had the honor OF appear
ing before the most refined and fashionable
audierces in The world, will appear In va
rely of Fancy and Burlesque daDces, une-
oualed By any one IN the profession. Also,
in connection with the above is the ceiebra-
ted ADD WEAVER'S OPERA TROUPE,
comprising the first performers OF the day,
among whom is the champion, WEAVER,
in his matcbless Comic and Sentimental
Songs, Dances Negro Delinea,ions, Sc.
Hank Tompkins, the youthful Violinsl re-
nowned Lucy Long Dancer. Deacon Lam
don, the renowned Banjoisi. Dave Wilson,
the celebrated Castanetisl. p. Diefenbach,
the unrivalIei Guilarist. Geo. Dunbar, Bas-
SO. These talented artists will appear ln
variety of Negro Songs, Dances, aud Del.h-
cations, which are well calculated 10 please.
The entertainment TO be enivened with good
Musto hN
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IL Geo. w. Wagner, Am5rotypist, has
taken rooms in the Exchange Block, where
he will remain for few days, and is pre-.
pared 10 execute work with such beauty Of
finish and perfection of style, as cannot fail
10 render satisfaction to all who may favor
him with a call. Now is the time TO pro-
cure life-like miniature likeness, for
Whom death the soul from body once has torn
No Artists hand can trace the living form!
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Y The, Wes6sld 44rg~' haes.hs -fsllesu-
ing, which is moi only q good joke, but
fact:
"The best political joke we have heard
this season was done on the occasion Of
King David Wilmot's speech at Erie. An
Irishman who had listened atlentively TO him
fiuaIy turned TO a friend and enquired, San
that's David Wilmol, % Yes was the
response. 'And what is he running for o.
Governor 'Governor of Kansas, Isl q 'No
Governor of Pennsylvania Faith, he sai'
nothing Of Pennsylvania, Thought itwas Kan
Sas, Sure!o
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Convicted of Libel.


Joshua S. Fletcher, publisher Of the DAILY
Sun, has been convicted in the Philadelphia
Court of Quarter Sessions, OF libel upon John
P. Sanderson, ESQ.,, editor Of the Daily Ne,us.
This prosecution grew out of the publication
in the Sun Of the % of May last, of an article
from paper published at Lock Haven, Pa,
charging that Mr.. Sanderson had been bought
with money TO oppose the Republican ticket
at the last election, and making similar as
persons against his integrity as an editor -
Under The new law OF libel in This Stale, the
defendant might have given the truth in evil
dence I o justify the publication, but he failed
10 DO so, and rested his defence upon the
ground tha, Mr.. Fletcher did not originate the
libeIlous article, and published il merely in
the course of political controversy, without
intending any injury to the character of Mr..
Sanderson. The jury, however, brough. in a
verdict of guilty. .-..-,,,,.-,-,---,..--
II woutu arpear, from me result OF this tri-
al thai the reputation Of an editor is still con-
sidered private property, which may not be
assailed and destroyed with impunity. A
few more examples Of this kind would do
good .e. s-..
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THE DECLINE IN SUGARs.-The New York
and Boston papers bring 10 us the gratifying
intelligence that The sugar market, which
had already greatly declined is still falling
and there is a prospect oi still greater de-.
cline. The fall from the highest point TO
which spectators had held is full three ceEts
pound, and already the losses are very
heavy, The Boston Traveller estimates the
loss on sugars throughout America and Eu.
rope a, s50, 100000. No one will cry over
this result except the speculators.
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WHITE COW,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHIL ADEL HIA.

Il H. Il II ID h IL r HIH.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vENo all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis.
L eases, such as SpermatorrhGa, Seminal
WeakneSs, Impotence, GonorhGI, Gleet, Syph-
lbs, The vice of Oman,sm, &C., &c.
The "Howard Association" in view of The
awful destruction OF human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, aud the deceptions praciised
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases
by Qaacks, have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as a charitable act worthy OF their
name, 10 give Medical advice gratis, to all per.
sons thus afflicted, who may apply by letter,
with description OF their condition, Gage,
occupation, habits of life, &c.,) and IN cases
of extreme poverty snd suffering, 10 furnish
medicines free Of ehdrge.
The Howard Association is benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment,
for the relief Of the sick and distressed, af-
flicled with "Virulent and Epidemic Dis
cases." Ii has now surplus of means,
which the Directors have voted to expend in
advertising The above notice. II is needless
to add that the Association commands the
highes, Medical skill of the age, and will fur.
pish the most approved modern treatment.
Just published, BY tie Association, Re-
port on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness,
The vice Of Omanism, Masturbat,ou or Self
Abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual Or.
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon. which will
be sent by mail, Gin sealed envelope), Free
Of Charge, on the receipt OF fco sfanips iol
postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. h. CALHOUN, Con-
sulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
Sanih- NINTH S..-A,, phaadslPhia, Pa By
order of the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Pres't
GEO. FAtRCHILD. Secretary.
PhiIaielphia, Sept. "a, 1851.
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A. D, WHITLOCK's Celebrated Cornet

BAND. composed of the first musicians OF
the country; and for harmony and execution
OF music have no equals among The travelling
bands Of the day.
The public may rest assured that no ex.
pense has been spared 10 render this the most
attractive and amusing entertainment OF the
present dav The whole combination 10 be
exhibited under one immense Pavilion for one
price only.
Will EXHIBIT al BLOOMSBURY on FRI
DAY, October 9, 1857 afternoon and even
ing. Admission 90 cts. Children under l2
years half price. Doors open at 2 and Z
O'Clock, P. NJ, to commence halt an hour
afterwards. J. S. KNAPP, Agt
OcInher 1851
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMEEDMESTs.-The vote
on the adoption or rejection of the Amend.
ments TO the Constitution at The ensuing elec.
lion, may be either by written OF ballots,
having on the outside t.Firs Amendment"
"Second Amendment" "Third Amend
men:," "Four,h Amendment" And on the
inside "For the Amendment or "Againsl
the Amsndmenti' So that each voer may
approve or reject one or all as he may please.
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SBecial Notices.

THE REv. C. S. BURNETT, while laboring 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 Acluatsd by desire TO benef, his
suffering fellows, he will cheeriully send The
Recipe (free) 10 such as desire il, with foil
aud expIici, directions for preparing and sue
cessfully using the Medicine.
Address Rev. C. S. BURNETT,
S3l Broadway, New York City.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-10-07

WOODLAND CREAM"-A Pomade for
beautifying the Hair-Eighly perfumed,
superior TO any French article imported, and
for half The price. For dressing Ladies Hair
it has no equal, giving it bright glossy ap-
,,earance II causes Genllemen's Hair 10
curl in The most natural manner 1t removes
dandruf, always giving the hair The appear.
ause or bsIDg nosu suampooou,T rfice 'onfy
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
.FETRIDGE s. CO.,
Proprietors of the
Balm of thousand Foicers"
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
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~ BY reference 10 another column in TO-
days paper il will be seen that Frank Phelps
s. Co.'s Colossal Gymnasium and Aphnhea-
ire will give an exhibition in this place on
next Friday, September 9th, afternoon and
evening Il is said TO be a lip.,o2 perform
ance performing all that their bills an
nounce.
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The SAVED AND THE LosT.-The exact num-
Der of the saved and lost of the steamer Cen.
tral America will probably never be known
in this world. 1t is generally agreed that she
had on board, on leaving Havana, nearly six
hundred souls; and The lists OF lhe saved va.
ry from l66 10 1872. In oil oi those Isis, rep
elitions or olLer inaccuracies are apparent
Probably 10 is no, far from The truth.
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DIsTREssING.-Th Muncy Luminary learns
that son OF MIR. Philip S;e'ler. OF Penn
township, Lycoming county, aged abonI 12
years, me, with an untmely death on We'd
nesday week, by accidently hanging himself
with close line stretched upon Two trees.
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Critical Condition Of the NetU York and Erie
Raihoad-I is very maniies, from the move
men,s of the New York and Erie Railroad
Company, that that costly and expensive work
is on its last legs. MIR. Moran, lis $4,000
per annum President, cries peeeavi. His call
for six million loan procured only tempora.
ry accommodation, from New York banks,
of only SIS, 900 dollars. A million and q
half OF dollars were and are requested for the
liabilities OF the present month, ard three
millions or more within ten months. "Its
labor" Mr.. Moran says, "bas not been regu'
larly paid, and unless It's owners come for
ward, there is imminent risk Of .fiiure" IN.
deed, il is generally understood that the
Company's liabilities have been neglected fo
several weeks.
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- The work upon the Bloomsburg and
Lackawanna Railroad is progressing firely.
The track-iaye.s have the rails laid two miles
above This place and the road in running or
der with ihe iron horse upon il.
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II George w. Hammersly, Esq, elected
Cashier of The Bank OF CatOsaqua, has re-
fused 10 accept The post because his election
was not unanimous. The vote stood 10 for
Hammerslyto agai6st hias. ...--
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THE BAsKIso LAw.-Ip the General Bank
ing Law of 1850, the following section oc-
ours:
"If any snch banks shall at any time fail
or refuse 10 redeem it's noles and pay its liza
bililies in gold. snd silver coin, upon demand
beiug made Of tihe banking house of said
bank during banking hours, such failure or
refusal shall be deemed and held to be an
absolute forfeiture of the charter of said bank.
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TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS, fancy arli-
l. cles, good assortment of Hosiery Of the
beet qualify; also gloves, mits, baskets, Ca.
bas, Combs, dress trimmings and Innings
sewing silk, thread, ETC., etc., 10 be had nexl
door TO the Exchange"
AMELIA D. WEBB.
Bloomsburg, May 25, 1857.
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F The Honesdale Bank has not suspend.
ed, and is probably the only bank in the
Stale which has not. It's business relations
are almos, exclusively with The New York
Banks --
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Il The Governor has called an extra ses-
sion of ths Legislature. His pets, the banks,
have got him into trouble, aud he wants The
model legislature 10 get him and them out.
II will bottle short session--jipe days-and IN
that Time, no doubt, great things will be
done. His course meets the approval OF
very fsw persons, and we are inclined 10
think, lbai rssuIt will not be 10 The credit OF
bis sasscity.
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ApPosTMEsr by CANAL ComMissiosERs.-
Col. James Mccormick, of DanviIle, Mon.
tour county, 10 be Collector at Beach Haven
vice, Caf, ], S. Follner, deceased.
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< ST RAY,

ESTRAYED from the subscriber al Camp
bell g. Worden's Powder Mills, in Centre
township, Columbia CO., on Monday the i4lh
of September last, young emswNMsE
WHITE COW, JEVgasSS
with some brown spo's upon eT MI
her, and horns pointing down sssz..ess=5
ward. Five dollars reward will be given fol
her recovery by the subscriber.
ELIJAH SNYDER.
Centre, October 7, 1857.
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COTTON and Wool Carpet for sale cheap
~ al the Arcade by
May 81. '57. A.-C MBNSCH.
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List OfLeltCrs

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Blooms
~ burg, Pa, ior the Quarter ending Sept.
20,h tSb7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29
CURTAIN GOODS. LADIES, FUKs AND

SIohho ~ 1906.
n,gOs R. rRlcE * co. have received an elegant
supply of Curtain Goods. Furs and Closks. 10 which
,hsy .avite special attention.
p.r,ou. ceeding Lace or Muslin Curtains. Broca,elles,
q, De L.s.nes, Dama,ks, &c will have them furnished at
s.y a derste prices, with all the fixtures. CO nice, &c.
lew .:ems they will enumerste a. JUST opened:
r,-.,, I aca Hnrtaina
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FOR SALE.

a T the request Of the proprietor, who is DESTROYS OF
"A moving, ! will, by virtue of deed OF trust executed
10 me By Edward F. Blair and NJ. ] his wife, dated Au.
gust the 10Th, 1857, and Of record In the county OF Hano.
tract Of land on which he resides, known as BENvENUE,
lying in the county Of Hanover. on the cross road leading
from Brooking's Store, on the Three Chopped Road, to
Rockville, formerly Dentonsville, being IS miles from
Richmond, and near the late survey for the short line
Railroad to Charlottesville.
It contains Cos acres, divided at present into three fields
of 100 acres each, arabic land, but capable OF division into
six or seven of so to 60 acres each, with water convenient;
$50 acres are heavily imbered In White Oak and Hickory.
l25 are in Pine. The land Is well adapted To the growth
OF Corn, Wheat, Oats, Glover and Tobacco. ss the soil
10 mostly a grey OF q red clay subsoil, and there is a suf.
cheney of plant land. -,
The improvements consist of a fine Brick Mansion, with
seven rooms, and the necessary nut. buildings. The place
will be offered upon the following liberal terms: $4,000
cash, the balance in three equal l~nstalments, payable In
one, two and three years, bearing interest from day oil
sale. and secured BY q deed OF trust upon the properly.
The privilege of seeding a crop Of Wheat will be Riven,
and full possession will be given as soon a. the grow
crops can be secured,
Sale will take place at the Mansion House, at IL O'Clock.
At the same time and place, the adjoining tract, known
as Hughes's, will be offered for sale. II contains $50
acres, $50 Of which arc cleared, $50 In pine, and thirty In
original growth. The soil 10 similar to the above. except
fifty acres of prime creek bottom, producing six 70 seven
barrels Of corn annually to the acre.
The improvements consist Of q comfortable log cabin
and necessary out houses. and q good tobacco barn. This
place will be offered upon the same terms as the above
tract.
If the purchasers present, should desire the two places
to be sold together, II will be done.
tend the sale, as q large quantity of stave timber, rail
rosd ties. telegraph posts and carriage timber, can be
seot isNctds FRED. ANDERSON, Trustee.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER FARM. IN TaE
NM &c hTcEINGuIM FOR GAL =


TIME subscriber, of Scortsvile. Albemarle county, will
offer for sale on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of November.
1857, on the premises, in the county Of buckingham HI
public auction, his farm lying on James River, three niles
below the town of Scotsvlle, containing .2a5 acres, and
known as the wlnfree tract. This 10 one Of the most "a
liable and desirable farms on the river, and nothing could
induce the subscriber 10 part with 1t but his inability To
give II his attention.
About 700 acres of the tractare cleared and the balance
heavily ,imbered. 1t includes about It's acres OF Jsme-
River low grounds, and about l25 acres OF fiat land on III.
two creeks running through 1t, all of the finest quality
The high land Is also Of good quality.
There 10 a first rate grist mill, recently erected on the
farm. commanding a large custom.
The Improvements on the farm are good and ample for
all IL purposes, and the society and health Of the neigh.
borhood uaeIceptonabla.
TElMs:-one fourth of the purchase money In cash.
and the residue will be divided Into five equsl annual
instruments, bearing interest from date, the purchaser CIV
Ing bonds with good security, and a deed Of trust on the
premi.es a. additional security. u
Persons desiring to see the farm are referred t2Lh
ridge Jefferson, who lives upon 1t. John BieGsoe. Esq,
of fluvanna, who lived upon II ten year.: wIr
any information desired. PETER F.'ssr1NeoH'
sem l-rfda
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pFnRORO HOUSE.

LibERlt, 5stFOhU ICC'Lt 'Lnu[.'Lh
TIME undersigned mas leased for a term of years. 'his
ae~ and elegantly arranged house. 1t occupies IN.
ate O; ,he Hotel so long saG ~:nvorsoly known as Ter
ry's" The p~.opr!e.o. as:;ets himself, that with this newly
erected building and spacious premises, in the centre OF
which shall no, ill below the 'sump.uous iepasts" which
be 10 pleased 10 learn the visi,ers OF C yuers Spring, tor
several season, past, cave denominsted his table, wheL
cs,e..a, a; ;har ~iarora5l- watering place. Every depart
men. OF his house receives his personal inspection and
attention, sat 90 means are spared to make those soiourn.
Ing here entirely comfortable. Liberty 10 a beamifG! auo
foursains v,lage, IS m.les West Of Lynchburg, imre
dis,e!y on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad. Fine
schools, slegsa; charehes, aud an intelligent community
sIs rs attractions.
Visitor, from The low lands OF Virgins and North Caro-
lima can realize here much OF the pleasure, recreation and
comforts OF a mountain sojourn. willis, they can delight
the eye and admire nature In the display OF he. great snc
n~asn!scea, besu,y-,he Peaks of Otter, standing In
sublime grandeur with the mountain scenery and lovei!
Ian scape Of ,se Piedmont range.
Sep, 2i-clm CHAS HELPS, Proprietor.