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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13

Rev. Howard Malcom, d. d., has re-
fused an offer of 5000 dollars from a
Southern publishing house, to strike out
Of bis Bible Dictionary some allusian to
the difference between Hebrew seErltade
and AmsIicaG slavery.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13

CYCHOOL ORDERS neatly printed and lcr
sale al the Ctronieit OlEce
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13

Books andolher articles
! q of that kind on hand or to order by The
Bookbinder, CHI: STAiiL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13
REGULATIONS.

The down train leaves Cideryllc at 6
A. NJ, Porterville at : \. NJ, Beertown
at s \. NJ, Wiueyille at Q \. NJ, Bran
dyborough at 10 A. NJ, aud Whisky
City at II VI.
The speed Of the train will be greatly
increased as it proceeds; stopping howev-
er, to land passengers at pO"rhou,eville,
Hospitaltown, PrisOnburg, Gallowsville,
etc, etc.
On Sunday, cars will be ready as usual
especially for way passengers until furth
er notice.
N. bah baggage at the risk of the
owners, and widows and orphans are par
ticularly requested not to inquire after
persons or property at Ruin depot, as in
no case shall the Directors hold themselves
liable for accidents to passengers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13
Destruction Railroad.

The Directors take pleasure in e-assu-
ring numerous friends and patrons that
the road to Ruin is now in good order.
Within the last three months it has carried
more than three hundred thousand pas
sengers clear through the town of Tenn
perance to the city of Destruction, while
the number of way passengers is encoura-
ging. An enormous amount of freight,
such as mechanics tools, household furnl-
ture, and even whole farms, have gone
forward; and the receipts of the year
have been so large that the directors have
resolved to declare dividend of FIVE hun
dred per cent. The track has been much
improved and re-laid with Messrs Dia-
bolus & Co.'S patent rail. The grades are
reduced to dead level, and the switches
brought to such perfection along the route
as to jerk the cars in moment from the
main track, to avoid collision with the To-
tai Abstinence engine and the Temperance
trains which recently occasioned SO much
trouble. In short, we have spared no ex-
pense to mako it superior TO any other
road to Ruin ever established. 1t gives
US great pleasure to call the attention of
the public to the improvements in our
engines and cars. The old favorite loco
motive, Alcohol, has a fire chamber of
double capacity, and patent driving wheels,
after the fashion of Old Juggernaut. Our
Wine cars are models of luxurious convey
auce, after the pattern of the farfamed
London Gin palaces, where ladies and
gentlemen of the first water can have all
attention. To keep up with the spirit of
the times, our Whisky, Rum, and Bran
dy cars have been greatly enlarged, and
fare reduced to half price. Our Cider,
Porter and Beer cars are exciting great at
tention among the children. Our expert
enced engineer, Mr. Belial, and our polite
and gentlemanly conductor, Mr.. Mix,
have been too long known to the travelling
public to need any commendation. In
deed, so swift and sparkling are our trains,
that some have called it "Ths flying ar
tillery Of hell let loose on earth" Tick
cts mus. be obtained of Mr.. Nix, at the
Drinkers Hotel, where you may see the
following extract from our charter from
the government:
"LicenSed, to make strong man weak;
Licensed, 10 lay a wise man low;
Licensed, wlte's fond heart to break,
And make her children tears to flow.
Licensed, to do thy neighbor harm;
Licensed, TO cause hate and strife;
Licensed, 10 nerve the robbers arm;
Licensed, 10 whet the murderouS knife.
Licensed, where peace AMI quet dwell
To bring disease, aud want aud Woe
Licensed. To make this world a he'll,
And fit man for i hell below"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

81 - TUi nfsJ sJut
s'Soooo are infantry, 10000 cavsry, l2,OO0 artillery
aud $1,000 rhemen. Probably these figures are more
familiar 10 Europeans than to Americans. They count
our available force and base proportonate degree of
respect for US upon It, while ourselves hardly give il
a thought
No other nation has and effective an army as
ths would be in of need IL il practically useless
Tor foreign invasion, for governmental tyranny but
for defence is invncble Its lacks dscipne ami drill
but IN this respect t not different from the new eyie
which compose the majority of every army in time of
war The mass Of the men who fought nj Magenta and
Soierino were no better disciplined two years ago A
lew weeks would suffice put any portion Of il in read
ness for service in the field IL has two important ad
vantages over European levies begin with One i
that nearly every in il is already more or less fsm
liar with the use Of firearms while In Europe they are
carefully kept from the hands of the people The other
Is that there diSafected men in IT, Every man
feels that the OF his country Is his own No other
army in the world but has soldiers who would will
'ingiy desert or betrsy the flag they serve under.
All other armies both terror and burden 10 the
people that employ them in time Of peace The
best OF them the French the PuSsan the English
and the Russian The French corps darmee Is an engine
to crush popular action. The PIussian landwehr j.
'umbrous machine powerful but inflicting a. much an
noyanee on its own people the enemy The Eng.
sh army Is equivalent to perpetual hole in every Eng
lishmaDs pocket The Russian army so far as the pr
Yates are concerned only mtgaed form Of seFfdom
Our militia would be quite effective as any OF these 10
defend our homes, and meanwhile in time of peace il
costs comparatively nothing keeps no man from bis
work or family, and nterferes in public affairs
cept to maintain order-AibdBy Journal
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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
on TfFrIi AVENUE
Az the Intersection Of Broadway op. Madison Saua
NaxE

~ ~ ppfnef A HgHef 2if. fasl.
TNNHls Location the desirable srsst metro
polls eeng The most heahy deghtfu ceutral In M ii
y and y near snd convenient ne Hudson River and Boso
RallrNad Depots
The entire n ne establishment are ths result Of
mature study and rNperence and render comaris
and horne.Ike Hotel m The ord
An hr improvements that convenience hsv. sur
ccstcd, have been iptr1ducsd,
kvety has taken during construction 10 secure
~ positive safety ~ ruest from ne dangers eonnarafion
Subdivision double brck walls extend from sndaon 90
We FOOT AT % ths fco double and separats b. sv
~ ~ cement, making the cntirr frc.proof
airuay NEGc a. Rti ready completed ranvsy
from ihe hrs 10 e Viper coors u.on pn vhh adns n %
possibility ~ acci1snt.
tnv spacious and CORRIDOR forming promenade Of ,ht hun
ded iee upon eact oi ne six stories rht me hh
80 degree. ~ every apartment
liberal sacc ha been appropriated public Drauinr Room.
aud fsrlou counsctrg uhch ani she pnng here
Eand Promenade Hs suits of epscious Parora Csuhrrs
and Dressing Rooms uh ai ne modern convenience have ~r
aud trFe fentismen
Al eyehsnFe containing ne Journs of ne dav and Al, N,
eonysnences for commercial intrcourss bushes ben
added 70 te many other fesiurcs " Ne Hotel tere
legslh once connecting Vim a parts Of ne country
hhhsrd aud Chcsa Rooms % The
menis are provided Tor The of quests public
The fuuurc and every ace of Ne In he esisheut
been eNresy designed snd auufa Tor ne
Horn.
n@ced Eh ne house piesse FFru Atsxrs Horn Ia
order o. iutrre nneliaie atirntan.
The entire oan tnn n IBIS Hotel hss dire
ton o Ns fARAN SrEVENs rrupr1r of Treront
Houss b's'cn. tni Hais and Point Wauses In w4te
ant' foifrn HlttNCoCk. DARLING a Cn
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RIcHMorD, sept. "a.

ARRIVED
seamsr Belydere. keene Rsls, p... ID A. w Cur,,.
sehr J1. Maine rre.,on Boston mdse W. D. Colqurt Co
schr kagie, lime, whlock Son ~
senr Nheroury s~ennertoh, ~ r., sehasr, Kohes Co.
ar ssnpPsrm-as. lve n. q, shings- Womb. Cl,Ihpru,
borne = '-s''' ""'""'e ''si
Claiborne '"' Ns',' "oA1'ie =
hf X HOnsy Priiehet Jane. river wheat T. wOr,h.n
snr W Aexander, Alexander Boston, plaster Shields
sef s siyidsr ssv ne, QUEBEC, lumber and plaster
senr Nelly Lee. Hasy, Stamford, In baIssf'
SAILED.
stean beiNiiere keene sait nndse and
nssteter, Nteker.on, Boston, mdse d. a. W. Curre
seh John Randolph, Philips Balt hoaf W. d. coqultt Co
sehr Clara Belle. Parker, Bait Hshi
sehr Jams Parker, Crubble, n n Hrht
sehr yno Alexander, Lewis, B-i light
schr X w Harrington, Ro0tn n. u. aour A
sehr Venus, Coneh. Norfk produce, Hatcher Webster
sent Sitien, York h1fAx, -four, W. ID. Coquitt Co.
sehr' Manchester Nelson, n y, mdss, d. W. currle
MEMORANDA.
BARK Jas Davis. fschild Brax With coffee In H.un
,on Road ordered 10 y u Aug 81 In NJ long NJ w es
changed signals with Norw from s.ntos
ioI y l. sept = also spoke in LAT - NJ long
days out - - " '--s' '''
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WHEELER q WILSON'S

= q w N z M n q II N -
GINCE the Introduction of present style eopsn have
- sold tcssgssreH poH~f (sI0OO) Machines
supply - d = -
This Machine has extensively introduced In virginia
than other aud one hA. failed 10
give sasfacton amer its
which readily done from the printed directions which
every part OF the Machine referring TO them nuIners
ranng their use and management An viii
Machines,
They viii be carefully packed
depot or boat the factory price. highest
muns last the United
the state Fairs at which II vase exhibited = "
l. the usst perfect PyesJyterfdn
No other compares with t.-SOnla-
The work is even, strong and perfect-Chrisdn Adcoats
II Is no humbug. IL docs all Il proposes Enquirer
IL Is without a rivaL-.Sientidc AmeFf-aa
A triumph of mechanical geniua-Irss DicfoHaTy
Erneniy superior Dictionary e( Aee1anics.
eI send for descriptive price list
Oaice 227 Main street,
mhl5-u RICHMOND
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NUMBER II.


EuNDING neeesaary, IN order 70 nay my dhf. f,.r
am ds'srudned 20 rvt 70 reduce uy .ors ~
oi booIs SHOES TRUNKS, Ne, -hsl s-f ~ vhclr...
% % & s'y ssoSs As - pr cen. s-s prer
CASH sNeaid srticie Of any s.<,t,si.a -
v be :. the usual price ~il unsi, 20 ord.r ~, .,
IN hne, At the reduction during ..,s ..s-
have IN store Larry and % n,ess ss A.
o. my orn and OF the best northern
III auin hs sp,ins have alo . large ss.emsS,
" " 20 snieh would can e attention Of persons In want,
Mr.. R0bT BRIGGS Is snp-rirfendlnr ns ,.,.s.
department Of business .fions n n.
70 sps.s AZ ne vel kne.n 20 D. cf @ me hss
PHILIP X WHITES
l-zs sgn cf the Bls moe, Main a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

hr William j. Lane, The transfer and foreign note
clerk Of the Fulton Bank AZ New York was arrested o
Tuesday on charge Of embersltns ks0 sts m N he
Iunos OF tne institution. Lane Il s said admits the ac
s'sstors9d b aseomPsDisd ihs police 70 house which
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
KENr, PAINE a CO..
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS or DRY GOODS,
NOS lSl AND To- MAIN STREET,


RBCkTMOND, VA.
yIyE reccEinE Itehry CLARK direct from
w liverpool ', ths port sud by various ships
Na New York, unususly large Importation BRITISH
FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY GOODS which have purchss
ed by senior partner, principally
ing the depression % fhunes cansed by the
ENTRELG FOR CASH aud prices enable us oer
GREAT INDUCEMENTS the trade. en-
brace of and beautiful Foods win
extensive IN every department.
Prom The various home markets have complete
stock ~ DOMESTIC MANUFACTURED GOODS making In ali the
LARGEST AND MOST COMMANDING STOCK DRY GOODS
se have ever had the pleasure Of offering
toners.
CLOTHING.
This branch Of business having
have gwen much attention fun
ock o al grades gotten manner and with great
reraEs styles and sIcs compare favor.
ably With those n any NoTth-rn market
respectfully the merchants
and Tennrse 20 giyc stock
been fcecied wh special this trade and
determined TO sell them PROMPT paving
a. low a. they can be bought Ia this country.
KENT A ~
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TOTHE RIVERS on yIacINI -.

rNOrHE RIVERS or vIugINI --T,s,.
which have recently 70 knovedr~ orsfher rb -
yhnens and card which has been extensively thro1sh
ne cgunfF 70 cur friends and customers
ne oosnE ertrart The subscriber having siov
ness f Ne 1si year Frauknn under s,e m
WI 70 befs lraye 90 inform h friends custom
es Nc od concern that nat hr does exist have al
hed us tat feuar and sytfemac hsa and ain b.is
made 70 deceive The puhe ter 90 beHsvs maj ~ 80
eeEn oi 1hv HAt CO u n-t in existence. ne sr
Pft P 70 E,i Nais Patent Cud Brace Plcs non No +
N roaunE ne Patent Lass. anl uufusv derriying asr
War ~ hs property. ~ making his Pat~nf F .i,t I ~
hoty ~ eousgut We desire % ttse apfrss,r b.
,s .nl inorn you and The puthc concern oil
,I. ss wNa. ~ = ~ IN ssisisncs. that Geo Watt
ttof 80 ptgutee, has not sold NE rght or auihesT 40
1ne eSeept NJ W Scott of Frederi -tsr 10 afs A., 80
fe oEa and That We tcfp constantly hand tarre ,ft
m au stes, nade under ersnnai supervision for a. .
Eenu.ne patterns, of The best maersls together vth va
" ofher Agricultural iupleents which uarfsrf H. ~
puys and are determined o. te uuders1id v nv On, H. ~
aisel uu "to NAif returns hs sincere hants 10 h isr4
fnd ihr put uho have -nttained him hsretafars srt |
ecniinusnsr Of their patronage.
set-n nEORaE WATT co
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CHRISTIAN 81 LATHROP.
Ptember, 1850.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, FOR FAMILIES AND FARMERS.

NNE take pleasure In announcing ha, store the
" largest and brsi assoed stock ~ Goods suited
Isry trade a well as % large purchasers of heavy
Goods, We would
Rich Hroche and Havadere Coiored silks
ENrs rich black Taneta, high iusirc.
DO. do. Gro De Epson. for mourning
Do. two and four bounced slk Robes
Thee Goods bought The will be
sold ~ about ue cost ~ impoftai
Rich Paris printed Mousssiinc de I.aine Robes
10 do Amciine do
Rich Neours Epnrle Ecopnis.
hch Chnts Printed LANES children misses and Ia
dies WV "
Popius, yaleniia' and Poll de Chevrss
Paris Printed snd Plaid Ncrnoss
nlact Hombafines Tanise Tibet Cloth.
% heruoes aud Mousseiiue De Lnes With other nornng
goods
5000 white and colored Blankets Tor servants.
~ inf i9f and 70 & Red Blaukris. very chear
- and g 4 PULLED Cloths some extra qusity
sheep gray AMI blue mired he IVY satinets
IN h department prepared supply purehaserf In any
quanuuss aud ~ s low rates any New Yort
seib CHRISTIAN 4 IATUROy 09 Mai, a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
JOHN &. sHAFER.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

EXCHANGE BUILDING,
Fourteenth Street, Richmond, Va,
NToULD respectfully call his new styles Of PAIL
w and WINTER GOODa sc26-diy
SUMuER CLOrHING.-I am receiving by the steam
- week, fresh lots Of Summer wear
among which will be found those desirable styles Of
Skeleton Cloth FrOcks, various colors
Fancy NsEs-lles Vests
Fancy Cashmere Pants various patterns
Besides Linen, Alpaca and Cashmere Sacks which
VIII be sold low for cash. wM. IRA SMITH,
je9 III Main stree,
PoYS AND CHILDREN,s CLOrHING.-My
assortment full complete embracing ali Of the
latest styles aud one Of the largest stocks in the city
jc9 III Main .tI.s,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

NEW mUsIC---NEW MUSIC
~ Gentle Nelly Gray. ~ Haifs
Ptalm OF Life. ~ niockisy
You uiay win him hack, hy Wrirhtor
The Home q my Heart by wefnorr
welcome Hcfne, ~ Wrishton
Dear NAY. sake from suuher. hv.Rou,sr
She vs. ffirer fhan ne blossoms
q. Wiine T. 80 I'D for me- ~ Crsvton
Dav Dream, hv Enriebrrghf
Kef~nts' Narch. ~ HOLLAND
Wanderin1 sprie, by Enrishrerh
Hone. SEest Home for four hards D., Grohs
larsr collection Of Srv Musir Inst r.rstv.t -, 8
~ r.v
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

" NO hdseusennent % be conIeied
tsssa the parties -f0
An advertisement marked copy specned
ekaeted aeeordngly -
TO RsGuAa AburHrrsxsESrsroa
onthe Of the Annual Advertiser
that their privileges only their business Real
ha Legai and all other Advertisements By them
additional charge, and no yuhaion.
20 Real Estate and General a..
Inserted by the year but TO be charged the
Co such discounts as shall be agreed upon. ..| -"
tD Booksellers and yearly Advesers generally aging
or with the privilege Of change shall
yearly In week. Insert
sereed upon the standing rule under the all
dag such amount TO be charged the
Advertisements Inserted la the IL eens
Of lines less for the first
per square for each continuance. weekly, rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
OUR STANDING ARNY

The Secretary of War has, in accordance with law
an abstract OF the returns Of the Militia of the sew
eral States. The aggregates sre as foIIoWs.
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J1oR BALTIMORR.-rRI!wrYKI IIyr -.

INoR BALTIMORE.-rRIw wEEKLY LINE xs.<,
Doc Steamboat Compauy.The steamer S&f&E
ISSDiY os oeloss assi 81 'rsfsi TSfpss G
taken Boston, via Baltimore rates with rrra,e a..
@ patch r.';sass[ going by his WI before
snss. ENGAGED al our oeee Tickets p.as. procured ether
at the steamers ~harves -'''' ~
ssas-:. DAVID WILLIAM cURRrR
oa ss.f NEW w. ,oRk;mfJRsT Pr gsSSSL-Rt
is, sailing GALiFGo CapI A. smith having poiiisa :.
Tor ss aPpIS s on o0''0 ' have qef dispatch
sses DAVID WILLIAM cURKiE
II. s; tos ~ ST SsTEaMsHIP yas IPJAMEsTowN sns
slanes here al ccioeE p NJ TTEsp.7 ~ ssss
s and & kers secured a. oee board hp
a. Passage to NorfaE BY river boats 1cqr.n
" @ r me s IHfPs IL re s asHdPs sP neal; I1s soss S any
day a,t oeLek P n. and ap ,he hour Of O'eioet M
issss hses s sjs ,sesssa Re to 'R f5s Their Eaoa. FREIGHT
.s9s-.t LUDLAM WATSON
Fos BOSTON. superior .,iinE seiu STAG Love
Si ssvt Immediate despatch For balance q freight, apply
EoR LOSDON.-The Firsi ship HENRY 40
ne, ~ Ann & Iapi & sroSn seS a, Guy Point In read
I De osd Ss as sT 'A[ Fer q 1n sh being ens1 sos
se9G-gt TIJ1s PtrNPp
I'H yORKTowN, csr, Parrish, m no. !, -,
pay the 2d inst, Psepgyrs rsquesed be on board l. d.
Freight win be Monday until the hour of - o,e :,
se=I-2i IIBLIN 4 " IrsSS "
NOTICE To SHIPPERS ro PHila- -.
Baars for PadeipAa Monday, sept 2sih at s-.ssE
10 order to rive 'hiPPes an 0Ppo tuaiy hip by
n y iOEILt-
AfoR CHARLESTON, 6. Che superior good -
Il sehr. y N TASNoR' 'rodl master having the zys
most Of her beard quick despatch For sn
sea =. w.D coLoUIrr CO.
INoR NEW HoRK 77s7!Z ~ TESSEz s;S..,,A RI 6s.
s.ung seir MANCHESTER Captain H. Pearson havins por
n o her 20 engEze sud going board quieI
d'spaict foF Sal-noe of freight, apply
s-2l DAVID w>L cURRIR
INOR MOBILE. ALA.-Th- superior fast sailing q
sehr III W FIy, Capt Marshall having the greater s
oon o. her cargo engaged viii sail With quick hspatei ~
sells ". D. coLoUITr co.
ENOR BALTIMOR The regular packet .ehr -.
tAma Jane, Capt Wa PhiAiIs having n portion sz1E
OF rr cargo engaged, viii sail with all possible dispatch bal
sei9 n COIoI-ITT a IN
E'OR BOSrON.-FYksT TkSsEL-rh. regular =.
II packet schooner "wesiover" Captain NIckrTSon Sr
having Po5n OF her engaged and going kolrd
WI have quick dispatch For balance OF freight apply
seii DAVID a WN CTTRRIy
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
FT'RAIN HANDS WANTED.-ThIrty good hands r.
wanted " work the the country on -
THIS Road Constant employ and liberal wages
je2s n = WALTON Cnl.f Envs,s.r
GRAxs sEc'rs OTFIcE, G. LOsssE o. VI, -,
Richmond, Sept Is5o, A I. 5S-9.
TI'HE MASONIC FRATERNITY ofvlrginla are summon 4
Il cd 10 meet in WILLIAMSBURG on TUESDAY, ~. n
lth day uf October neat 10 oco,k A. The pur " ~
pose Of orang Occasional Grand Lodge
.hs Pans me stone on Ne neSyereeed edaee Of william
BY order Il the Most wor.hipfal Grand Master
soiouner, ton other Jurisdictions ia good standing AZ,
ffafernaly invited To intend. SET sraUt4tbOfitd
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LIyERPoOLANDL LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,ooo.oool

ANNUAL INCOME, s2,26O,OOOI
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER SSOOOOI
an Directors Personally Resohbts br Ae kagGgsasats Of
hs Company.
respectfully
w and London Insurance Company, policy
large cash capital and Investments, stated above
The large capital aud noome of the Company enable
lines convenient 70 parties requiring
IN addition the ordinary
su.s phRMINEHTPOLICGkNo the payment of TEN ANNC-
AZ PREB4LAS Property f. thencef1rih, PHRhA NENTLY
INSURED The Policy time an The
miuun win be returned less
This Company will by Fire on
and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of this Company claims paid upon pre-
sentaton q satfactoy proof of loss without
tnterefi not
ton Of proof WORKMAN WYATT Agents,
mhi4 1q0 Main street. few door ahn postofhre
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1850: NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS. rs;

fhD Masts respectfully calls attention Of his ciy .ns
Hiesd- and customers late Pail "a
an dcos consisting Of all styles and usually Eept In
,ss, ary roci houses lie win be receiving by every
sorted STOCK that he win he 10
such Inducements please L.y-
thereby taking advantage Of the long doun,. BE-
teen Cssh and -Cre purchases enables him 10 on
ana sustain h promise 20 self CHEAP Go0ns to sr.b m,
tor h With call Merchans
snhy th"iT own interest for rood fo.
,Isprr. ur-n l,hpernfa ,apssn o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

CLOTHING AT wHOLRsALE.-ws are now pre-
~ pared TO show merchants YAH Winter Clothing
rannaetnrcdby ourselves the wholesale
sA.en, sna variety suIpAs.es stock heretofos
br by We have gotten this Ia the fAshona
bs AMI durable style and advansgrs enable
oner Inducements prices Having every facility
this line OF business and paying
n the merchants u Virginia. North Carolina and
Ind prepared
any regular house In market IN tii- country.
ss2i KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
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NEW YORK LiFg INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL system.
Capital 81 100000.

Capital 81 100000.
INV HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited uh the
" Comptroller % The State 81 New York
of he Company ~ policy holders.
DWinfyte VAN AySuaLtY A Liberal Principle
fory a ~ he premium tlfc Policies loaned he
Insured shcn The premium exceeds td0
Policies isfued asd payable arfivng Ger.
tain or % c family Of the death houdat event
happen previously 20 arriving = that age
able terms
foe' issued n greatly reduced premium when e
insnrei pfcers nni 70 participsie IN The dividends
AnlCsses paid promptly and without litigation.
We sha BE- pleased have once and ssrure po~v
IN @ od snd reliable Company vhe Beore you shdos
w0RTHAM WYATT, Agents.
once 100, Main rirfet.
oHAS r wORrHAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26

1859. NOTICE. 1850.
IL. ID. KEELING,
TAILOR AND CL0THIER,
No. lac Main street,
just returned from New York. prepared
iht The attractive goods
The pleasure Of Offering to his friends aud hs pusc consisting
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs AND vEsTIyCs,
ofshe styles which he M
proved manner fiis warranted please In all
ALSO,
In store and receiving choice selection Of gents yOuth
ehiidrsn's
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
OF every grade style.
GENrLkMEN's ruRsIsIIISa GOODS
such Airts, Coars Ties oiove-. Merino
Shirts and Drawer, Of rood quality.
sess ID. KEELING, No. 1876 Main street
HUNTING COATS.-DARRAc0rT, HARRIS Co have
tis day received Of Buntng
which the best for the
We would invite all In want 10 examine them.
. - -. DARRACOrr. HARRIS A co.
sea No l9 Main ST. Successors " Merchant. welEer
corr, HARRIS CO.. have received and uin receiving
week during the season.
Heady Made Cgothing Manufactured by themselves,
The bes ueals AMI made In the nieesi
hsr sud ihey sell prices
he bought elsewhere. All friends pub
he 10 Ve trial Also, assortment and
Chldrns Clothing, which will be very lowest
prices. DARRACOTs HARRIS co
ss:. sues TO Merchant, weislger Co, No. s.,