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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

HAUEL'S TOILET POWDER,
PERSIAN Z"
KArHAIRON, or Hair Restorative.
Jones' Coral Uar Restorative, Macassar and Bears
Oil, Black $ ick Pom iie, ''Vinaigrt de ROuge"-
FANCY SOAPS Balm of n Thousand Flowers. Bnf-
ialo Rlack IL r BRUSHES. Buffalo Toilet Combs Buf-
falO Puff Co bs. and other arti les for The
Toilet Also. large assortment Of TO 5 and
G A D II = for Children
ALSO-I ynns' Flea Powders Perry Davis Pain
Killer. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, Mustang
Liunent.
A great variety of HOOKS & LINES for Fishing
WAsHISGTOS NLock, Myers ST. fourth door IT, IN
Montgomery nrnyille js
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

ONE If ,nc boys tells Ut scarecrow
made by UucIe B n. 1t not only scar
ed off every cr'w that saw it, but one
crow vas 30 ightened that he brought
back The coln he ole three days be-
tore.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25
The Kansas OupSlj0n

Abiding 10 the action of the Kansas Con-
stitutonal Convention, the Indiana State SEN
tinel says
eve believe that the admission of Kansas
with the constitution framed by the Lecompton
convention with the prohibition of slavery by
the vote of the people, would be an act which
would give peace to that territory, settle all
the political difficulties which have 50 long dis
turbed her, and would be hailed with satslac-
ton by the country generally. Yet we would
not, as We have before said, desire it at the
sacrifice ofany Of the political rights OF her pep
pie. But the difficulties which have so violent
ly agiiated thr country upon Kansas affairs did
not break down the democratic party, as was
confidently predicted by our political opponents
nor will those now existing have that effect
The democratic party, acting as il always has
ioT the best interests and with Just respect for
tbr rights Of III. whole country, will move on
IN thr same successful career which has char
acterIzed her past history"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

which, if we are not ready to meet ii, we shall
remember in sorrow for years 70 come He
will fight US in our Legislative Halls, armed
with the weapons Of bribery; be will intrigue
with our weak representatives and hire the
treacherous to stab us when we least expect it.
1t is not difficult to recognize this enemy
He cannot disguise himself IN these days off
nancial ruin. Every Democrat lat least every
one who believes in the doctrines of Washing
ton, Jackson and Buchanan) beholds him in
that sprcoiaing monster. the Bank Of Issae-
Ifthrre are Democrats who cannot see this enc
my, let them look in their pocket-books
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25
4 Foe on lhis sid. Of Kansas.

The Democratic press O! this State, seem to
have almost entirety lost sight Of the great
question which but few weeks ago command
ed their earnest and uudvidrd attention, and
which at present requires, and will, for some
time to come, require their anxious and careful
consideration. We a!Iude TO the problem of
the late financial revuIsion. That subject stand-
ing out so prominently on our political horizon
has been suddenly ecipsed by the foEgy orb Of
''BIeeding Kansas" and almost every Demo-
cratic editor of the State since looking upon
that eclipse, has seen nothing but little globes of
Kansas moonshine dancing 10 his vision.-
Testing aside, we consider this reprehensible in
the highest degree. In the name of Common
and, then, after we shall have provided for our
! own welfare, we may speculate on the folles
Of the people OF Kansas. "Chariy begins at
home,'' says the old adage, and we think, as
Democrats Of Pennsylvania, We can profit by
conforming to the doctrine which il teaches
We need not.mount our Rosinan,es and go on a
nad-cap expedition for the purpose of shiver-
ing our lances against imaginary wInd-snil> in
Kansas. We have foe at our OVID doors,
which The people call upon Us TO fight; foe
| who has smillions" for his own defrDcr, but
"not one cent for trbulent 10 the interests of The
public. Whilst We are making great "ado
about nothing" in The discussion Of Kansas af-
fairs, this enemy of ours is for'ifying his posi-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25
The Problem Solved,

Under the administration Of the present
neutrality-suspicious. Governor speculation
IN banks, has had the mos. upbouodrd Iic-os,.
In 1858, fen new banks were incorcorated.
n'ne re-ohartered, and the capiral orothrr banks
increased TO the sum OF 100000. The entire
'ncFfasF OF banking capital in the State, during
that year was S2,525,000 This was the work
OF neutrality-suspicious. Governor and
legislature In 1856, the Democrats having
i majority IN the Legislature, there were no
"s~ oan6s incorporated and but four re-char-
tered while the increase of bankino canj,aI was
OUT 100000. In 1857 when thu. Know
No,hIngs and Aboltionists again had thu con-
'roi oi the Legislature, there were .;rtssn ney
hanks incorporated with caD;,aI or 81 5oo
VOO' and the capital of other banks ;no,r,srd
S''O'oOo. Thus, it will be seen, that during
Gov Pollock's adninis,ra,io, -. h.nt;,s
e1P'''i Of 'ne State has been increased nsat1y
nina "''l'on' Of dollars, And this, we hold
nos 0sen the cause OF the late crash in money
saa], a''sI', Thus do we solve til. problem of the
nnan'laI 'sVnlson IN Pennsylvania, from which
7 we are now trying to rvcove,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25
Reduction Of Terms!
THE uGAZETTE" FURNISHED TO % b
sCRIBERS FOR $3.50, IF PAID IN
ADVANCE,

In accordance with the general wish Of our
subscribers we have concludrd to r7dncr the
price of our paper to 81 50 per annom' cash
in advance. Ifpaympni is net mad1 IN advance
$500 will be charged if paid within the gear
whenever subscriber suffers his account to
remain unsettled at TIE end ofehr year, S2,7o
will be charged. r~Thess Terms 'cW be
strictly and invariably adheref fo,-G
All of our present subscribers who veil make
payment before the first dag Of Joo1ory neat
shall receive the Ga-dfs at the above named
rate of 81, 80 per annum, in advance, and those
who have already paid Us $500 for the present
volume, shall have a credit Of 30 cents on the
next.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25
The Difference.

The opposition to the Democratic party had
a majority in the last Congress and they spent
about 100000 Of the peoples money in eec-
ting Speaker. In the present Congress, The
Democrats have majority, and the Speaker was
chosen on the first ballot. 1t is easy to be seen
which party tries to subserve the interests of the
people and which aims but at the pIunder ofthe
public treasury
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25
STATE TREASVgEP.

We learn with pleasure, that Hon. II. s. Ma
cRAw, the present efficient and trustworthy
State Treasurer, will be candidate for re-eec-
ton TO that office. Mr.. Magraw deserves the
office and the Legislature viii do itself credit by
continuing him in the position
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

BETTING ON ELEcTIoNs.-T Supreme Court
of Tennessee, in session at Knoxville, has de-
cidrd that betting on an election held out of The
State is not indictabI- in Tennessee. BETTING on
the result of an election in Kentucky, for in
stance, Is not an offence against the laws OF Prn-
nrsspe.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25
j., 7't7 SO OSfEEuEfSoRs.

II IOTIVFFTTIs Is 8ynop. = - U.a
Constitution TO which we inv. ~
OF our readers
ORDINANCE.
bs,,no 49,. i" "'l.ca constitution
r. H. 81, = l''i"'S'lfnrndtb right
States on the grant oy Goyernmpn, g.. 49," - ,g
tons 81 jannd in rach township to thrz,,,.. f,r
schooIiPurPoses, the grant of all salt sprss &
'hP payment to ihr State OF five per ceHsf The
proceeds ot all public lands sold in the ST. tb4
grant OF ~ sections Of land for the uses sf =
seminary, and alternate sections Of land ontwo
lines OF railroad through the STATE, one N,,h
and Sonth, and the other from the Missor
river westward, TO aid in the construction !
such roads.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

with them such persons as are deerneeslaves !.
The laws OF any of the United States o1 ei'''
r;cs. 50 long as any person Of the saq9 asp ~
description shall be continued IN slavery
the laws of the State ProUided lfat SUI
person or slave be the bona tide Profffy
such emicrants ana, provided niso, Ih't ia~a
NAV be passed 10 prohibit he in'rodnctffa inlo
This State OF slaves who have committed nlZ"
crimes "a other States OF Territories. lhFy
shall have power TO pass laws 10 permit ~.
owners OF siaYes TO pmancpate them, Sat1,-
The rights Of creditors, and preventing them "''''
becoming a public charge. They shall VA
power 10 oblis- .h,, owners of slaves 10 -.-s~-
them with humanity, 10 Provld- iH then,
necessary f,od aud clothing to abssa from al,
iniories 10 them, extending to ljf- Or limb: anu
in case of their neglect or refusal to COMFY
with lhe direction OF such laws, 10 have sVe"
lsav- or slaves sold for ;he benefit Of the own
or owners. s
Src. 8 In the prosecution OF slaves tor c''"l la-
4 higher grade than petit larceny, the LD-,s -,
tee shall have no power to deprive 'he'" y "
imarttal trial by pstitjnry. .,;r;on.ly
Sc. +. ANY person who sha,i ma at,aa ,nl-
dsmAmber or deprive slave OF iliF' a,elsd s; n
fer su,h puisbment as would be anItt-d a1iiitd on a
case ;fl ike o-nce had beru ,.,. aroof, except
free white person, oa aaa OF Of sa such slave,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-25

IA No-th Pu'i'ea'on of the Bloomsbury Star of
r W W VIII o. continued by the widow Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
GlG
TNaa
MILLINERY AND FANCY
lsOODS.!

We respectfully call the attention Of our customers and
t,cnas tom LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS which we are now receiving ON New
York where have selected them with great care from the
most est and for style and beauty
feel surpassed in this or other
our stock consists In BONNETS, GIPSEls LE.HOkN
FLATS RUTLAND BLOOMERS, RlBBoNS, FLOWEhS,
LACE GOODS, DRESS GAPS. MOHA1R CAPS and Ior.
FIERS HEAD DRESSES of different styles Also JETT
ORNAMENTS WHITE WAX BEADS, back and 'front.'
HAIR BRAIDS and elegant lot OF MANIibLaS, Al all
prices The above goods price us to suit those who
NAV to purchase and Fas bleached and repair
ed good order notice On our opening day which
will be on Thursday 26th will be prepared to show
the and largest variety OF Bonnes ana Mantas
thn, we have ever presented In this market
All orders the country wu be promptly attended TO,
and ON as II the indivl was present Please
favor ms with call you purchase and feel assured
Won will be able to suit both price and quality
mar 2l.ts Rep. copy. J. MAlihiAo W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
BALTIMORE
nu.mII...-, MEn.CAI OFFICE. I.es!

uNU WILLIS MEDICAL. OFFICE, i"sh ~.
- Urinary bdumorc-inSiiniea a. T. ~ ,iri,r INSTR
rp or No FEE REQt'lRtn-=p pr Mlla, an esrr,iencrd
rh, scian Of tho A"pathe Schaul may ] 's oe'V" w
suited In all eases private nature or dsenae
Ne Money repaired u ~ s"ss Il not E"r'"n'
practical eNpcIiruc' of over 70 ears e.o. [ ~ a,,iv
In the shortest peasih's Time l" haNo ''
effected
extensively celebrated Tor the oheena and4re'ny cu'o"
tlas4ea Darascs was established III 'hs ey "
The usiuh Reputation
II l Institution oud public notice unnecessary wer"
mt tr t, many for treatment who have
nlchod ~ their money ma,rentod ny the
largely the public prints and win "' our 'y
Amic,cd he ,o"r si"",.,
YOU would void injury, rocnhry loss and dssppon'nt
seek early aid whore proper treatment can be o"'"n
I'd Dr N makes alurpg professions pfom"'s no more
'''' "' sc."n,I"ry "nd chronic Cas"-.
The psus symptoms Sore Threat, ueeraton o' th"
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about The Nose bi,,snSs
rnptona upon skin Upon the perfect o"s''niona
cure n aud invocrhe oi sneh eaSee III ." IN
willing to stake his honor aud rcpntata
The Triumph OF Science.
Tho r,m,dc, Of pr la rosoring strong and manly Wig
or reno,atng altered constitution aud removing speed
all debility injury Incurred nom eef'hh se'''' """' '
n by discoveries oi ih age
Eutcrbicd nnah"od
mny horo linda certain rcetota'iye ana III a"s 'on
have realized tho awcet hut,on o. hnl' witt "" %
stature Quackcrcs In their htheft hn'ess He"e na u"
eome almost eNiinguished =. -
No noonoa componnn of Mercury Noxious Drugs use
nhia practice
lopp expocncc In thc treatment Female Affections Nor
,ona dscas,s Sc oualiacn Dr afford Eariy Rs and
the dmculi cases sacred
Iy ed with akhl
Dr. MilI-' Great Preventive.
This remedy applicable 10 either aeN VIII De SEM
luy prepared by mail ictoi oi % OF ny 'ehh"b Wv
prescription will DO Included ,,, g.,
Distant persons cured nj home by addressing DIX j. H.
MILLS, BAiriMout 0ouore post lhia2 m'"'moH sem u"
direction by mail or tNprosH
June u dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
LOTTERIES,
HAVANA LOTTERY.

..Chc GLORY et our House will "e,"r Depart"
OUR STAR Is IN TIE ASCENDANT.
HAVANA PLAN No. q.
Wehavc merely to cali your attention 10 the simplicity o'
Lottery bring composed snRe numheis aud |" refer
the beat evidence sneeea VIZ the "t {" 'ho
ohca report the of zoa we have sold IN hn "H,
Lottery rlnnaone Prize al tNoot quarter oi
aanuO0 llalfut 500 and ID Pfizea OF rlu 'h'h IN
ngErcRnc amounting the mHnlhcst and Hr'y sum oi
sis $40 vcal smaller praes ranging from tlOo ~
Slooo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

In rnlng yOur pdTfifuIr RenOn 10 thIb ekh0fdIIHfy
Scheme would especially direct attention 10 the eA
tent BALLOT ohich Rrtdt d0hsdfd0h9 there holng
number OF - Drawn Ballots twhuhs lhc
rarely exceed 2Dgiyng nprep"nderarr IN Ia
nA hn The lowest thfre
number ticket will be entitled 5000 faa The other and
higher Prizes are immense and well worthy of nm investment
for winch the Scheme nj foot We take prle
selections have bnnehttcd our patrons ny
Prizes have sent them aud we tnke THIS opportunity To
nnk the liberal support exorone have received
hands Hoping continuation OF their ihVorS We
therp pforee ea Y 10 fail to Invest the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

INTERPRETATIONS, Kcfrigcrntors Rrfrsg-
Ii EkA1oRs-I receiving and fitting up large
ADD varied assor uent above ticies with Water
Tanks and all com pee which will sell full 2u per cent low
or than yer offered this market Call and see at
- ~ " A. WINSTON'S
Mandatory and Warerooms opposite Noryeil House
Rep copy. t"s Sd"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

loo rtEcs amounting : a. 'e'' '''
Whole tickets $40, Halves s., Quarters ~ 30
Prizes payable iit' dnsH after The drawing, III ti
wiihnt deduction In this Lottery
Iur tickets and PACKAGE, address orders 10
T. Il. HUBBARD a co,
on, ~ Faypitr -. or Box. No 40
lune . t30o baltimore, Maryland
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

ra he drawn Balimoro, Md Saturday juno 9th 1851
r. FRANCE u CO, MANAGERS.

45 30 prizes. amonntingt to sl,.iIEIo
Certificate of Package of % Wholes, cost SJO7 90
20 Halves, LOO 70
Quarters 20 n
g o6 Eghhs % 40
In thu above scheme formed by the iernary combination Of
s numbers making 76 O76 tickets and the drawing OF ~ bal
os ,hcc viii be prizes oaeh having three OF the drawn
numbers ON II II OH each having two Of them on 1JOo1
cae ono only them and also 3ObJo tickets with
neither Of the drawn numbers ON them being blanks
ofthcse fe
from inclusive wlfbr seNefay placed ID Wheei on
% div of the draw ina thum drawn out at random
md h1 cEe having combination the ls 2d and 81
drawn numbers will be entitled to the capital prize ot So2o
Thai ticket having the 4h, 9th and 9th drawn nun
-, 90, ,.. -'too'
INA, ar.,n u, Nu' ~ "' ''''s '' ~ 10000
That ne" having on it the 10th flth aud l2th drawn
numbers, to iV'o"'
And so on according to the above scheme.
All ckets (bcng OOO) win ufee o the orH"h ooo
numbers, on them each - Soo
Tbos n ii, kes hav ing them tho st and ID or 3D.
and ith drawn numbers, each - eo
trboae III ck cts having them the 5h and 9Th or 7h
and sth drawn numbers, cach oo
1boso 6 tickets having on them the 9th and 10th,
llth and eth drawn numbers, ~
All others Nieng l0672) with two OF the drawn mum ~
bers on them, eacn -, ~
rhoso nj $50 kcts with either the ls I'd 3D. It'll, 5th
dfb nh 9Th. 9th 10th drawn, 20
Those 6 $50 with either the 18th, 18th, 18th 4th l5th
18TH 18th, 18th 18th or 2ulh, ~
N No ticket which shall have drawn prize OF superior
d,nomin alton. can be entitled to an inferior prize
Tickets S20-Shares in proportion
t.1sFor tickets and packages, address ordersto -
~ 4. IL HUBBARD CO,
Office 80 Fayciic street, Box 40,
uavo7lm Baltimore Maryland
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

geAY LEA s.-Fhis delightful "fn',r;
used tlrnugl uut we
for centuries past und the name of Bay Rum as remedy
for Nervous Headache and for affections OF tue 'au
av and for diseases Scalp ~ ilair w al lHt pce"
REDUCED to that state concentration when hcietso
dcna virtues ten fold ana makes il remedy worth
ieuIiuu all. In its present state Ok c'V ,Io
been effected alone by series OF ch"uraI r
inventor the Concentrated Essence OF aY Leaves ~ i
seuIui to this community remedy unsurNs ga ~ a.
the decay of the Hair the removal Dandruh ana p' - -
few applraons that distressing itching Whch mos E'
orally prccedos he falling tn. Hair The Inventor sFF'
years since originally prepared for memhef o m & nd
avnl no conidcnee in the nostrulGs usually s"lni WI"
most distressing decay the hair and such ere 'he %
effects its reputation on % became estanil9nt M @
drr,S calls hav since been made for IT, Wihou' 'ny D.
of putting whatever such has become the rep'ta,n o nus @
ser' Bay the invent has been hn"cu ~ " j,
fcturet non an xtensiye scala and ha now oilers win
the fullest confidence the entire public
e ~ TlloS. II. ROSSFR,
Manufacturing Chemist. Prtershufg va
For sale wholesale and retail by SlROlIlEK "iil'h Z
HEAD, Druggists n,, E n,
~ Look out Tor limitations under the name of GA 'i aA
Leaves. Bay Extracts, Bay Water &c
frbH lSyfy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

Ar0TIGE.-W wish To call the attention OF
" constituents aud those Interested 10 The t'"' that
there excitement in Bacon Market and tina prices
have gone II and l per pound and urn with an
inward cdrncvi LARD IL cents BUTTER 10 TO y cents,
FLOUR s6 to 81 NEAL 81 to 90 cents CORN 90 OATS
bushe 80 lbs G2 cents Red WHEAT 81 2Uto 81 %
White s 81 to 81 32t. BEEF 10 = nett,
We fafca lot of superior Clover Timothy Orchard Ever
English uc and Herds Grass Seeds od for safe at
thi. time; also prime Stock ni Groceries, and Smo-
king fahacro in which We viii sell good bafN Step in
and see us when you come to Lynchhurr.
McGORKLE co,
Grneors and Commission Merchants at the edsstand OF
NrtorkIr q mAr lhs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

NEW G0EtRVNEfs.Bss.-M have this
" a associated ourselves gether under the 81 and hrm
BUHSHAM, MORGAN CO. and taken the establishment
formerly occupied hy Morgan Cnre 'urnham and r"ttcd
the with the mo improve MAJ hinery for the purpose
coudnctjng general CARPENTERS AND JOINING
BUs1SES, ther with the Sash plnd Door and Mould
Mandatory also Dressing aud Matching Flooring, Cell
would invite contractors and others wishing to
buid give ara intend keeping On hand and ma
king order all kinds portable carpenters work as cheap
he had elsewhere
All orders addrt ssed to Burnham Morgan Co Will meet
prompt attention
shop the new basin bank, above the Gas Factory.
W. l. BtfRNHAM,
s G. MORGAN,
I.ynchbuig. Jan. l2th. ISL. Il. {. BIRkHOLDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

TR,HINE<s, TRUNKS, rRtNkS.- hnve .s'
opened a large lot Travelling Trunks Of various qualities
also Natises Bonnet and carpet Bags al nice anu
cheap. Please call and SEE them. J. SEAbuhi'
lie 9ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
IOuuNWs.--a,2OO V"ien

n I'M. rarnt rnnmelol collars in rackaR,s OF TO- al ao
al 6 ] linen ronr and are s"ld at less than f,urt
'4' prize haey gtni ,man whG ,"'''''z % no1en nsr"n
Bt-bep and string Linen tolau At from 81 ~ 10 - 'p
ma 1T BURROUGHS suArrR co.
A,VN,EsEOK SPRING AND - NMER ls57.
- We hayc accomplished three granl points N esnn e "p
stock Of spns aud Summer floods t, W, nl's"'gT rhc
rcuiat enr house tor Nc'png superior d'a S SO m'
We wonla ea attention to the following "''Aa ''mpe
over Rasao- for Spring, 'rurchs rurch,s style"
super prts. eoats Black and Blue
ssarsr baek rrect Coats,
single breasted Coat, all colors,
business Cashmere suit tor Spring,
New style prng and summer Vests
Exira Bach poe Skin lauts,
Fauey " g"
Youths Cashmere suits,
Chtdren's SUIT, new style, from to 4 to yearsold
Bark Silk Sacks superior quality.
Alpaca Queens Cloth Bsrr"or taShmaret, f,eek eoa'S'
IN" NJ PAVE A Cos Fr ,ek Yoke Patent shrn
Narsnes Shnts, mrw) with Garrote Collars all the raeo
Gloves. Cfavats. Ncrk rl,s uaudkcrchefa, Umbrellas
''"'Nh 'f'' ''''' GLASS 4 nAtSE.
ma, 1Gts j piNoN Agt
salem Register W,theyiu Times and Telegraph Western
Star bedford Sehtine and Abingdon Democrat copy hm'S
HOW ri Is-Wc .onriimc~ "-hed h"" -
OF Clothing nt such asonHins'y 10" ptees i f'nae,
bdHds aud buying large quantities we are cnabl'd o as @
in In the soroud place We mahuias'ofo
clothing sell and while our numerous en-
oyeos prices aud such will insure nons bnt
hc bsfnu1k the Manufacturer poht o winch o"i
customers get the benefit
In the third place sell f cash short time onaklng
bills july aud lst Jannar}) In the
fourth place adhere to the ono price system aRa ny He
Qood tar prices trade constantly nereases an
" can afford 10 furnish QUALITY of RradN Made
Clothes a. goods Lo bought IN the Aotthtm
cities BIRRb( CHS, SllAi LIZ N -
10ts Clothing and utnisithE eowis haHahF
EvERX pIEFERENC.-Vhct Clothing sold by
GLASS RAlNf differs conSld'fhhlN from il' f".s
Made lind in other cst0b-hmehis lheE hake
point introduce the styles lNnchbufE as soon Rs inc
York Persons calling on ihtm Viii he shlc To
got fashionable Clothing made equal 10 custom work ana IA"
tH,sfdbt. ma - IA
k<AsSnREsss skRTS.-Wc opened ,c-terdny
hoso h, auul Cashmere Promenade suits,
50 carey sought sal, tA Spring some
entirely in Nea TO where else hut nj the Ba.
2aar of BC CRROlthS, SlAfhk ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

1hvundrrsipned desires call the attention ot lnfents
and Guardians wing children a slow mental or phyeeal de
vclnpemcnt the that he has opened In Nmlm n few
miles the New York, In very hcnlthful AMI
brautd location, Private Family schon, whore such chi
md taught The experience he has hhl
than oRhi In connection win the MHhchhHeh
Institutions fi lluts nR shown him
that very dune In bringing thes" children 10
condition In ineanc'H, he has had iein
home either aconnuu school win advantage
duties II life with eufc,sa The earlier Tho
training commences 'bo better For orehculars rcncnce Ae
address JAMES u hl'hNhb9'
IH y, llrna ~ IlnlLnm Now Nmlk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

4 IfFAGTOHY IN THE UNITED STATES Nohl II
OR S6IfIii Factory Of Chckerlng Sons was estan
L,d in lea3 v Jonas and to the present time
has furnished - PIANOS For the exhibition oi thess III
Ne5aIs Seventeen silver Medals -Four Bronze Medals
ana wherever these itrumonts have been hohRh' conn
,,iop ith those manufacturers they nave Sihby
,akrn the highest premium Tue great pianist lhaioiE
Wise performances doghtmg the country eEhb'
It's his preference using them on all orcasphs eis
wi hing coed reliable instrument VIII ma 10 e h'
tcr II 10 give us a call sell our fian9 al the manu-
facturers' prices. M T. 'NNS' " -
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