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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15
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The Cosn,isee ON Congregational Corruption
The New York Herald says a oomnendabe
alacrity has been displayed with reference 10 the
investigation of the charges of corruption pro-
fsrred in the Hosse of Representatives. on Fri
day last. Tho following named gentlemen
stitute the committee appointed Saturday by
Speaker Banks -
w. S. Kelsey, Of New York, Republican.
J. L. Orr, Of South Carolina, Democrat.
II. Winter Davis of Maryland. American.
ID. Richie, of Pennsylvania, Republican.
H. Warner, Of Georgia. Democrat.
In political point Of view merely the compo-
sition of the committee is nnexceptionable. The
committee organized without delay, and appoint
cd as clerk an expert stenographic reporter, in
order that the facts elicited may be accurately
recorded and placed before the public. 1t is
stated that the necessary steps will be taken to
ensure the attendance of witnesses, even If n
special act of Congress should be required TO of
feet so indispensable an object. 1t lis also under
stood that the committee will be empowered TO
take cognizanoe of and investigate acts of cor
ruption that may have taken place at any time
from the commencement of the present Congress
down to the present moment.
The Herald says further:
We anticipate great and curious results from this
lobby investigation. If thoroughly done, the re-
searches of this committee will perhaps, exceed in
rich and raey Developments anything OF the in
Congress since the United States Bank disclosures OF
GO Cambrclengs searching committee which re-
suited, among other things in bringing to light that
fffy-two thousand dollar operation with the Choya-
lier Webb (S52,675 s7D To be sure the explora-
tons of Hon Henry A. Wise and other wings of the
House. among the financial corruptions of Van Burens
administration, were rather startling; and we con-
fess, too that the Galphin and Gardner claim inyes
LEGATIONS were somewhat astonishing; and were
the facts of the investigation concerning Mr.. Clerk
Forneys amendment of the Minnesota Land bill, at-
ter the bill had passed. II must also be admitted
that it was reserved for the committee Of inquiry in
the Colt pistol patent extension case TO bring forth
those new and powerful lobby auxiliaries of pretty
women camels hair shawls, kid gloves and perfume
ry, which figured so conspicuously among the extra
touches OF that remarkable But notwithstand-
ing all these intervening occasions and committees
inquiry, from Jacksons time TO the present day ii is
our opinion that il this present investigating COM
mittee Of the House does its work thoroughly, the
results will eclipse everything in the way of lobby
and spois corruptions in the history of Congress
United States Bank, Van Burens administration, Gal
phin and Gardner claims inclusive.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

A SENrIMENr-Th Re Ladies.--Mav their vr-
tue exceed even tho magnitude of their s6irts,
and their faults be still smaller than their bon
nets.
Ever since you have taken to drinking. John
you're not more than hafa man." said temper
ance man to n loating brother Fact is you
mean I'm only demi. John"
An lrlshman who had just arrived from the
Emerald Isle. hearing gun fred at the closing
OF the day. asked what the noise meant. Being
told that 1t was tho shutdown gun, he exclaimed:
"Does the sun make such a devil of a noise 90
ing down in this countryl"
"llnw foitunatel am in meeting rainbsau in
TINS Storm said young lady who was caught
IN shower the other day to her beau Of promise
who happened along with an umbrella, And l."
SAID he CALAMITY, IAN rs much reioiccd as the
POOR Lnplander when he has caught a reindeer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

the Richmond Republican, 9th 1852 sa, that Carriers
Spanish Mixture is no qnack medicine.
lh'y had man in their press who afflicted with
violent MerruIla rheumatism who continually
ing Z" misery IN the back limbs and unts his eyes
come eNcfIsh and maerN neck swollen, throat
The symptoms ct rheumatism combined with Scrnula Two
bottles "f Carriers Spanish Mixture and in an ri
lpN nce as above they bear wonderful If
fces aud say their only regret is ali suffering with dis
cAs' 4 the blood are not of the existence of such
Medicine They cheerfriy recommend it,
See taer certificate and notice full around the bottle
H.. l. In
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AcIcrnu.O( the keYoInll0n.

The whole number of Revolutionary soldiers on
the pension rolls on the 18th Of July last was on
" five hundred and fourteen. an seven deaths
have been since then registered. The noble and
invineiblc band of heroes is fast passing away.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

referring the Davi, Pam Killer. used
the article and found valuable The sale of this
United States is beyond all precedent the booksof the office
viii show iHrjHpati Commercial
Davis Vegetable Pain kierWe first heard of this mc,li
cine dprng the New England States, being struck
with the novelty Of the title We're induced make snneiulu
about il aud surprised learn kept
constantly the houses of of the inhabitants
and N1gos where stopped 10 be used
attacks Of pain, burns scalds &c heard Of
in rs If high commendaton both by druggists and phys
clans PhiadtijLid EaPlr
Pony Davis Pam Kilcr-it is real pleasure speak
f1yurahy Of this article known rood
and safe remedy Tor burns and 9th pains body is
Valuable not only colds in the winter. sum.
complaints and should he every family casualty
winch demands it. may Christian .idt0catc
Valuable Mclciuclle sale OF that abr and truly
valuable preparations Perry Davis Pain Killer constantly
aud rapidly increasing Dulgg the past year demand for
s great remedy las been altogether prectcnted Scarce.
k week hy during which do some re-
mlrkale cute having been performed within the of our
acquaintance by the use Of Perry Davis Pain Killer PrOu
Gct IIrtytiS.r.
by Druggists Groeor and Medicine Dealers every
where. -
J.t1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

OF SHrtnalcrhlsson given hy letters
The sale of these valuable remedies throughout Sardinia
Of Ills majesty being cured v their of
iee' on the leg Any wound ulcer viii readily yield
their mighty Influence
sptnt the manufactures Nn 50 Maiden Lane New York
and No 2Il strand London, ana by All Druggists 25
Illr md Il u box linn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15
STATISTICS Of New Y0pk state.

From the message Of Governor King, we learn
that the total wealth of that great State is 3d.
2O3, 0I0 900; Of which sG7d 1914 357 il in dwell
lings, $3.50, ,366 in farms, s;i2 ,2Gl 26I in
manufactures, Sl79, 390.7Il in raw materials
used in manufactures, &Io3,7 1850 in farm
stock, $70.7lS s5s in real estate invested in man
ufactures, S36. l9I 975 in tools md machinery,
and 500 ,92G, sos in agricultural implements. Tho
number Of acres Of improved lands 1854 40
and of unmproved land 1900 500. Tho num-
Der of seats in the churches is 2,lil.l59, md
the average attendance I,l2i,2Il.
Of newspapers there ARE 500, IA being publish
ed weekly, and 73 daily. For common school
purposes the total expenditure during the past
wear was 81 53l ,9i2 81. From the school reports
it appears TINT there in tho Siaie II 1913 dis
trio,s in which school has been kept on average
eight months in the year. There nro "a. l36
teachers employed, of whom iO,lI7 nre males
aud 1919 females, The number Of children in
tho State between the ages of ! and 81 years is
1907 PA. and the reported average attendance
in ihe common schools $1,000. Reported Mt
tendance in private unncorporaod schools %.
}62. Reported attendance in acndomies 90, 967.
Total attendance 95l ,932. The census of 1855
shows the State to have 3.i62,2l2 inhabitants.
Of whom 800 $50 were born in foreign countries
a new method of robbery, styled the gnrrote.
has Just beon introduced into New York, after n
year or more successful experiment in English
cities. 1t is this-a ro'ber, approaching from
behind, seizes man by the throat and chokcs
him. in imitation of tho Cuban instrument
the garrote thus preventing noise and resistance
while a confederate relieves the pockets and
clothes of valuablcs. The victim, when left, sol.
dom RECEIVERS in time 10 call for mid before the ras
Gals are out of sight. In London it is said women
are iavorite victims probably because their necks
arc bare and easily grabbed. Cases of robbery
by gnrrote are So frequent that Punch recently
published an antidotc. TINT men should wear
brass collars set with sharp spikes for the espe.
cinl benefit of the rogues that crawl behind their
victims with such an ardent feeling for II follow
creature: 1t proposes, also, that the carotid ar
terry shall hereafter be called the garrofted arte-
nv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15
The NeccssitX Of Kecreniirn-

sensible writer says "Itaieties sports,
;s.poctaoles' thore will be, az long as men have
limbs eyes or ears. The development is as nat.
ural here rs II is in the arts. You light ms well
talk of extirpAting music and paintings rs Of lriv.
ing the common amusemcnts out of the world
Now. there are abuses Of these things. What
are we to say of tho abuses Let them crush
down and destroy the things themselves do we
say! But they cannot Then let them be cut
off There is really nothing else to be DONE
Elevate. refine, purify the public amusements.-
Let religion recognize and restrain them. Let
itnot "a is too common. dive them 10 license and
eXtrnvogancp but let it throw around them its
gentle bond. to make them pare, cheerful health
ful-helpful to the great ends of life. What n
blessed thing for the world were it, if its umuse-
ments could thus be rescued. redeemed and
brought into the service of its virtue and pety :"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15
Hhr Clarendon md Dnfia. Convention NJ 4,
Central 4 me

The Washington Star. pretty, good authority
SHOWS that the President and his Secretary mean
T., . ma'ntain this Convention lin spite of the Fill
nooSters'-and the Star seems to think it .r,sin
mat two-thirds of the Senators will put the Trea.
ty through thatbody. ava"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

"Many u literary home" say the London Athen.
eum "has been hrigter this Christmas time by
the noble sympathy OF John Kenyon, the posi-,
whose death we recently announced, The poet
was rich ms he was genial. Scarcely a man or
woman distinguished in the world of letters with
which he was familiar has passed aforementioned
in his will, aud poets and children of
poets are endowed with princely munfcence
Among those who have shared most literally in
fhls harvest of good. will are happy TO hear
that Mr. and Mrs. Browning receive fIOOO0.
Mr. Proctor tBarry Cornwall) 10000 and DR..
Southey very handsome sum. we think fS 900
We hear that there about so legatees, many
OF them the old literary friends of the deceased
poet"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

~.t~ go uPETiTlGn "a! 1. she Life Of
EADl-' '-lltlN Ting in all Its various branches
done iaa style unsurpassed By dag 0tlr Establishment in tf
MENr 49, 30 ''''''i'
Jobs prInedin Goorsin that wi co mparo will
worn done south a" Mason and Dlxons Line Spocmcps cl,
and Church Streets ,nrI ~
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stamps to pay postage Professor JAMES ]. HORNE,
Box ko 81 New York Office Tho employment Is at.
ted 10 either In life mnaerial III article Of
consumption aud can be manufactured any persons
dwelling: secured by copyright sales permanent -four
An agent is wanted in every town. the Union
Jan 15dlm
4 ssT OF LETrEx> rcnn."ing :" the Po.,
i Once, January 18th, 1877
~ Persons calling for s.r,,cr- in this u.iss
will please say they are advertised.
IL
Bushen Geo NJ Berns Joshua
Boggs. Rev. Francis J. Byars. Ellwood
Bonos, WIN. G. Burflrd Mrs Lucy
Brown Thomas Henry Bass Miss Nj. A.
CLARK, Ellison Cline. A.
Carr, F. Carnafx, Miss Rebeeea
CHRISTIAN Richard D.
Dan,erst u = billiard VIM S.
Dawson silas Donoran. Patrick
Ellison. VIM. $. Evans, James IL
Fans, Beverly
Franklin Robert II O. Finney. VIM B.
Franklin Robert Fisher, chas.
q
Gardner. Thomas e Center & Alvey
Galloway, Mrs Maria
Haight, h F Hodge, James T.
Harmau Melton GO Hundley. Mortimer
Heath, j. H. Hocomb, Mrs Harriet
Harris Marcelus W Henschuck Miss Franzeska
iinys Thomas Hurt Mis-, Mary p.
liarlnan V. -. Higgnbotham John (colD
nn, Gercny
Jones' Rev. Thos. Jammsou. James II.
jordan, D. G. James Mrs. Amanda J.
Jones, J IL Johnson, Sally (eold)
T.
I.ac. II w.lD Legion, Wan.
Melton. John L. Moore Is H.
Norman, Granville May, Mrs Elizabeth
Mooriny, David
Nash, James NJ
otey. Mr. Prudence b
A.
Parrish b l. retlgrew NJ
Pearls, SAM. p. (2) Proctor Richard
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a rcrfn.nca trcn,h.-Mhnl Lid, mr. ue.,,s

man would remain under the curse of njsagren,h ro,h
W''e ny using the balm OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" ,s a
se would NOT piy render il sweet but leave teeth
' a. munster Many persons do not know their hrea ia
oal al! ue EJECT delicate their friends viii never
mtiht Four single drop Balm on your tsoth ,r,s h
ahI 'S your ieeh night and morning A fifty cent botlr
VIII itsl ''' N0'' "'''ie
De hht Comc XionInay easily he acquired v lsiu. tho
h'ho OF IhoUstH" Flowers II viii remove tan ,,,v,I.
su uoeh't rom the Shiu leaving a soft aud rra Inc
nigAi aud morning ~ ~ '''" me H'ce
NHNNlN" MADE EASY Wet your shaving brush in o,,or
Warm or tuid water pour drops of Rain ~,
iuousahu o"tfs rub the beard well, and it IN maL,
~ s'5 u, ather mu facilitating the operation of sl,yn.s
p'E IVY cents Beware Of couhterfcs Nom yenn,a
''',e . Ni ,s ny W. p. FETRlDGE & co
~ ''nS Franklin Square, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

w @AHsNiN NJ SANES.-Wc don't wa NJ to hurt
y any po'y nor do hurt amy body
es put we nave an invoice Talking Canes that we would
70 sen cheap 10 be used FIR lawful purposes, ANY body
ply sir VI p t !it nip 10 ,ooK ~ p IrS sup
+, nose ankec Clocks, famous good time keep.
t Tfsed ny US not long since, not all been Sold
toners to cali early. Iian etsl 90 NC ''u "S e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

~ RIVAL OF THE BLACK WAKPIop GnHI'U, sp
i rPi SIc r. CAPTAIN Observation-Disclosures SHIPMENT
VI ,iUAhS c. &cy the Ia arrival ot tho Black w ar
nor al New ork nlerabe excitement wa created y the
,a "'ueIa Conchs was again appointed Cartain Gene
NHoa and the opinion Of all American residents of
'' was nat ther" was no war between the Two
mines 50 long rs the shipu,n Cigars snuff &c con
,i''u ~ large by the late MEAD HARRIS 4
yh'hnnrg, va, extensive dealers in Cigars Snus
1ai,,' ~ received Y'ry large stock
ep'eu cigars manufactured purchased by their agent
"E IN havana Among their brands the follow
ma La Flor nespcraao La Sumprevfya In AIc, ri Mayo.
Va. ' " :, =, ~ iIo' ~, - iIcn 1u b.
II. W. IiAi'hlo q w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

vii at 'he alliY 6rocery fine lot of Snare Pins
ST., Irr ,ut on This day by Mcssrs Wilson 10 Mai
a. meh VIII sell Mt reduced prices have aI.o in si"r
hne lot Dressed Fowls ] n ~, as, |,, "a r.ore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

'n uay per steamer Roanoke aud Southsdc Railroad
second supply OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING con.
sstng IN pat of Castor Beaver Overcoats amns Rocops
h"V zoe sh Pants ouhcbrc sied velvet pns, and quilt
ed SILK VESTS and the aut rn,n s lin. of
EtkMENlS ever offered in this marker
49, large lot OF low priced Clothing house sery.
an" factory hands Call are determined to
sell lnos 26 ~ tSc e. - I'VE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS
EpaOFGTARLE AMP mO>ORAI

QnROFgTABI AND hONORAHB.E EM.
Il pIOY MENT FOR The NlNTEW-Pcrsona in W n
country search Of employme of income
nj az hours hear Of such by neosng
stamps pay postage, to Professor JAMES T. HORNE,
Bor No 81 New York Post Office Tho employment
ted either In life mnateral u article
dsiv eonsnm piion be manufactured any persons
cling secured by copyright sales -four
An agent is wanted in every town the Union
ian 15dlin
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@xNEw coNCERN.-Mc. the under.ixn. y.

Sfrom Bank square 10 Langhorne& Walkups Book Store
and connected himself the ABOVE firm in the Musc trale
nov fS w r. GREENE,
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UST RECEIVED At MORsE,S.

kGST RECEIVED At NORsE,s.
- Chambers Journal,
Eclectic Magazine,
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine,
North British Review,
London Quarterly Review.
National (AIethodiSn Magazine,
Household Words CDickens)
Intnams Mnnthlv,
Ballou's Dollar Magazine,
Leslic's Fashions tor January
Kniekcrbockcr for do.
Adventures OF Brown Jones & en-
Bernard Lille
The Quadroon, by Capt Ried
ALSO
Stationary Copying Press School and Blank Books with other
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

t'oi Nd sum of Money which the o,,.
'n nave b! describing the paying for Mis- al
Inn Ie.J3, j, ii. ROBINSON
VI The cOpartncr rs hi v me "a oforc a., =;
- Hls ne'ween E Ii Murrc and II G. Latham was -
solved on the LIST inst ~ "'"'" was dis
bHs; VI. r. CHRISTIAN Il r. IT. ,vUu
- XII have associated themselves in Tho -
ieine once at the head of Church Street ''e VI NED
Jan lt-9 N" '"oc'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

g.. n
xyeh nave united ourselves under the w. kIx
- Greene Co. for the purpose of selling Pa
Musical Instruments We shall keep ON hand larc,
assortment of Music and Musical such MS Plane
fores MeloiennS Guitars Nons Flutes aud all Musi.
cal Instruments, generally found
which VIII be sold At the Northern retail prices warranted
TO be as good as can be bought elscw here
w T. Greene VIII has hole attention 10 tho trade
and hopes from his long experience the business to give en-
ue satisfaction 10 all VIII" favor patronage
Music Saloon AT anghone Walkups Book Store Opposite
the Citizens Savings Bank doors above the Norye
House LyHohbura, Va,
w. p GREENE
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NEW CoNCERN.-I,n,in. nurcln.ca Of I,

NEW CONCERN. Having purchased Of Mr.
Jnn V Wheeler, his interest ia stock Goods Of
George NJ Rucker Co tho business will be continued here
after IN my name and my account, the
store they occupied take this my old
friend. andcns"mers that have hand large and
assorted STOCK Of Dry Goods and shall
keep stock well worthy their attention My highest shall
be to deserve The confidence and patronage Of those who
favor me with their custom GEORGE NJ RUCKER
ian III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

- Ruckcr & Co. dissolved the Isl by mutual
consent Those having claims against the will please
present them immediately to George Rucker for payment
aud those ndcbcdby ondor will please
ward aud make TO the of thcr
without delay! rs iii very desirable that the aftirs the
Germ should be closed as speedily possible The
hrm IS only to be used in vii ding the business Of the
We take occasion To thank friends
very liberal patronage bestowed upon respectfully beg
Il continuance OF the same TO our successor
GEORGE NJ RUCKER
jan od&ciflm JOHN Y. WHEELER
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~ BANDS AND CORNICE.-Wc have lust received a
large lot Of On Window Shades of new and beautiful nat
'ers and also Gilt Curtain Bands Cornice of every
quality. Please call and examine at - -
l"N"'S J. d. GREGORY & cos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-15

~ IS making up stock OF New Goods for the winter Ills
aortn ut will be complete in few and will afterwards
pe ept up ny fresh arrivals nearly every week His prices
cash.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-01
| CHANCE For INVESTMENT

THE undersigned now owns the right of Pages
l. Patent Kiln for the Territory of Minnesota.
and has partially sold the right Of two counties at
Eight Hundred (SSOO00) Dollars each, one at
seven hundred, and NONE less than Five Hundred
Dollars.
Owing TO my business arrangements being such
that cannot give Tiny personal attention, / will
sell the entire Territory Transferring all partial sales
made, (eXcepting only Houston County, to any
one wishing to purchase, at low rates.
For terms, &C., enquire of
TH0S. SHACKELFORD,
Sept. 10, ls57-3w. Attorney, Glasgow, No.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-01
YALUAnLE FARM
VOL. sale OK Rezat.

E'oI. sale OK EdeSK1Gs
<A. THAT well known Farm on the State
Ss}& Roads leading from st. Louis TO ST. Joseph
-. and Hannibal TO the latter place, about
todr miles East Of Keytesville, Charlton Coun-
ty, Mo, formerly owned and occupied by the late
james Herryford. f ~.
The subscriber being DESTROYS OF leaving MIS-
souri, for milder climate, will sell low for cash
or win give time on one half of the purchase mon
ey. This Farm is to well known thatit is only me-
cessary TO say to strangers coming to the country
that It's one of the best Stock Farms, and fol-
richness OF soil, is unsurpassed by any in The
country; no better can probably be found in the
country, and as to its locality for doing any pub
ic business, no better can probably be found il
the State.
The farm consists Of 258 Acres 100 under cul
tiyation, newly fenced. There are three goot
wells, besides plenty of stock water. Possession
given Immediately.
For further particulars, call on. the undersigned
on the premises, or address him by letter, a
Keytesville, Mo. WILLIAM RUSSELL.
March 8, 1S56-t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-01

Doors AND SHOES-As our stock of Shoes
- is now nearly complete, we will take great
pleasure IN showing some very superior goods in
this line, including all descriptions of
LADIES SHOES, SLIPPERS AND CATERS
gents, boys, misses, and children's boots. nd a
shoes, IN great variety, also HEAVY BRoGANs, &C., &
&C., at as low prices as The market win afford
april 80, '5u SMITH, BOON & co,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-01
New FirIn---New Goods

/ BELDEN, A. DENNY & JAS. d. HIM
PHREYS have this day entered into part
nership for the purpose of vending merchandis. in
me town of Roanoke, where thew will be nIeased
10 see all who may favor them with a eajl' snG
hsPe TO merit full share Of public patronage. ''
~ b. Our Mr. Belden is now absent r,r.h,.
ing goods, and will return in short tima p' ma
we viii offer to our friends and the public genera.
" complete assortment of merchandise
g. bGLDEN' DENNY s HUMPHREYS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-01
NEW FALL GOODS.

XNTE are now receiving and opening our Fall
w Stock OF Goods, (which have been purchased
in the East, under the personal supervision of one
Of the firm, at such prices will enable us TO Of
fer them to our numerous customers and friends
at lower figures, than similar goods have ever been
sold in this market. We invite an Inspection of
cur goods and prices, feeling assured that both
will prove satisfactory. Now open,
New style Silks,
Worsted Goods,
Lawns, Prints,
Cloaks, Cater slippers,
.as Shawls, Dress Trimmings,
I and large assortment Of Misses and Chldren's
Caters,
t Mufs,
Collars,
Laces, &C., &C., for the
Ladies, And for the Gentlemen,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, &C..
Hats and Caps
Swawls and Cravats,
Umbrellas, Carpet bags,
Shirts, in great variety,
Underclothing, and many other articles too tedious
to enumerate. call from the Ladies and Gentle
men is respectfully solicited.
STRoUSE, FRIEDSAM & co.
Sept 3, 1851.