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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
Obituary Of Robert nj. Riddle

CONCLUDED.
Thus he took care of us, with full ap-
probation of the difficulties of our posi-
ton, which few brothers would have had
the delicacy and good sense to understand;
and in all our intercourse, We can recall
no word, look or act, that he might shrink
to meet at that bar which he has so lately
passed; and where all must come to give
account of thought, word and deed.
F. At one time female type settlers we're
introduced into several Pittsburg Offices;
but in none Of them was the experiment
SO satisfactory as in the Journal.
This success was chiefly owing to that
same gcntlemanly appreciation of what
was suited to their circumstances; and the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
: INV GnVERNnR For EANcas

= N1W GOVERNOR FOR KANSAS
/ .'e:>: loor devils Of Territories are to be
;;.sie>:. Filled up as general rule BY en-
c1yctic and intelligent classes Of citizens,
:i'c.y are made the Botany Bay Of broken
down uscd-up politi 'ans. The general
disrepute INTO which the very name Of
Territory Las iaiien, comes not half so
much from the inferior and unstable char
acter OF its population, as from the shaky
and damaged character of its important
officials. We have had some sad expert
enccs Of that kind in Minnesota The
latest and most unfortunate was with Col.
SAM MEDARY, who it is stated, has &C.
cepted the Governorship of Kansas. He
came up here, not TO oficiate as Executive,
bat on tour Of speculation. Failing to
crafty his expectations in a pecuniary
line, ne le1C When taAv Evx1asoaJ ~N~,.-s+1 .
state OF anarchy, and at moment VIXEN d
firm, good man might have been of service
to the party and the people, and posted to
Washington for some other and more lu-
crative position. He was furnished with
the Columbus post office, as a Temporary
stopping place, until something better
should turn up. This has been found III
Kansas, and taithcr he has gone.z~It was
rumored while since that he, Was about
to resign bis Columbus post-mastership,
and remove permanently to this State
The rulnor was false. He has gone to
Kansas. We congratulate Minnesota.-
| We conlmiscrate Kansas.
Verify, there be treason, rank and
rabid Pioneer G. Democrat.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20

TIE LEcTuEE.--A. ". Gro Ilua
the State News, St. Anthony, de!iy ..st
the lecture, on last evening, before Iic
Ladies Temperance Circle.
We are just going to p,sest ED have
no room for comments, 90, shall refer 70
again. AS an Independent thinker end
editorial writer, MIR. CnorTur has 10 sa
perior in the State. The lecture w.s On
the various sins Of society; and v,s fully.
worthy Of him: His delivery is very
agreeable, and his audience were deeply
impressed. - :
The next lecture is By STEPHEN NIL
LER Esq. subject not announced.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20

Perhaps We suffered loss by this; but
il ever so much assured Of it, We should
still believe his aims and intentions were
honorable. None suffered so much by
his acknowledgement as he, himself; and
We shall ever revere his memory as one
"whose like VIC shall not look upon
again.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
Stephen A. Dougiss Reelected
United States Senator.

La CROSSE, Jan. B, 1859.
10 the Editor Of lie Times:
DEAR S1R,-The following was receiv-
cd from Milwaukee this morning, with 4
:5,,ucst from MIR. Sholes, our Presiden
to forward to you: 49,
M1LwAuKEE, Jan. G..
Senator Douglas was yesterday re-
elected {. S. Senator for the term Of six
years iron! 18th Of March next. He receiv-
cd * and Lin coin 46 votes.-4S. Raxl
flames.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
Far the DEMOcRAT.
Little Falls, Jan. 18th 1859.

INDIAN DIFFICULTIES six months
ago Chippewa, named White6sher, XII
led one Of his own tribe, at the villsgsS OF
Swan River, two miles from this place:
and On Monday the 10th as Winchester
and his brother were camped on an island
near Swan River, a brother to the muir
d~eo'5 man approached them, and instantly
$. u lac murderer through the head
IL 'n..4.::a young White6sher attacked his
o';s;. -,'iss With Ratchet and scalping knife,
first ',''cked him down, then stabbed him
cnsi' lie was extinct. After which, he
three, him on the fire, and burnt his head
and face, so that he would not have been
known by luis friends, had they not known
where he went and for what purpose. IT.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
A Call.

The citizens Of Stearns county are
requested to meet at the EyELET.
School house, on Saturday evening, Janu-
airy ed, 1859, for the purpose Of ADJ ling
suitable measures, to induce His Excel
lency President BUCHANAN, TO postpone
the sale Of the public lands in Minnesota,
for one or two years. ... g.
MILLER & SwIsshELM, c. T. STlARSs,
H. Z. MITCHELL, E. 3. KING,
N. n. SMITH, NEST l. Mason,
THos. MANN, C G. ANDREWS,
WV. A. CARUTnERs, J. W. TENyooaDI,
L. Romans, J. NJ. READ,
JOSEPH EDELDRocx, HENRY c. WAt-,
PRocroR S; CLARKE, L. GoHToS,
..4.5- 4. f. HussEY, ri za... ..%s
and others. .su - 80
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20

We yield considerable space to the
Memorial adopted at a public meeting in
St. Paul, to ask Congress to establish a
mail route from that city to Puget Sound.
The project is important; and should be
urged by the citizeus Of Minnesota.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
THE ST. CLOUD DEMOCRAT
JANE G.. SWISSHELM, EDITOR.
Thursday, Jan. Doth. 1859.
w O o 3 u

Will some Of our subscribers who in
tend paying in wood, send US some dry
fuel? We are very much in want of it :;
and cannot keep the Office going unless
we get some more soon.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
and others.
NOTICE..

Rev 4. j. Nelson Of Little Falls will preach
in St. Cloud on Sabbath mornin6 tic 23rd inst,
and lecture in the evening if thought best.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20

1lAoutsh Ill Eastern OlDerla. 1 ne distance
is not 1900, but 1926 miles. On this
route arc established two hundred and ten
stations, with c postmaster and the neces-
sary relays of horses at each station-six-
teen and two-third miles to each relay of
horses. The contractors arc obliged to
carry the mails twice week, and they are
also obliged to transport passengers at Ger
tain rates Of speed to wit: at eight miles
an hour in winter, six and two-thirds in
summer and five and one-third miles in
the fall (Our Minnesota time tables show
the same proportions at different seasons.
The time required to carry the mails
from Moscow to Irkoutsk, is twenty five to
thirty days, distance on the average Of
liz to 1877 miles per day, while the gov
eminent couriers go over the route in ff.
teen to twenty days, or at an average of
III to FPS miles per day. The mail
ronte is between the fifty second and fifty
eighth parallels, and the thermometer in
winter on large portion of it is habiually
below zero At Moscow, the western ter
MINIS Of the route, the average of the
thermometer is Is degrees, and at lob
DISK, II degrees above zero, while at
Tomsk, it is 3 degrees, and Irkoutsk de-
gree below zero The average tcmpera-
tire for January 1857, for the three latter
places, were respectively 3, 5, and 6 de-
grees below Zero Mr.. Collins himself
travelled over this entire route in winter
md curly spring, making such rates Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

ITO FOR THE FAIR Ii the universal cry, and thousands
participating In the festivities which suc interesting
occasions affords For the present week, the hrongg null
inyllsd 10 the City Of Ill., " enjoy Its hospitality aud
participate In the interesting sccncs which are the offspring Of
such occasiOBA
thousands invited and welcomed may he found the
vsy,na IanL Main Street iynchbore Va wlsrr huudres
Of Of the nobles works Of creation exhibition
and should smie Of themselves
shall be furnished short notice. and nj priccs that cannot
fail Ia please.
assortment Of Cases and Frames Of every st,lt and
grade, constantly hand Also Lockes Breast Pins Finger
Eingr, Watch Seals; Charms, nc.
Picture. taken of the art nj all hours Of the
day and In all kinds of weather. ID. II. BLISS,
Oct 19.dlA Practical Photographer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

SINGERS SEWING A4act4nSs.
- REAT sas = aNays he ms conclusive Proo q -
lnen Saazef hz - there 10 hzboz sns1E mneaAs
bsfsre tbe - szsrabls . efnssb eeszag hsohinss
Ana saz1aae ~ Hxhes spg1sisoa gnilsa s;ss :.
iey vsss eskils4 - Ne izis skzpssneH UnlfefseN
Rssaes uk<ss he1 szned % ths kixheS .enaIa; ~
xseel a,saaAessFy Enke hem iss leen I'll N fsHA
4 ever .aes q Indnsxs "a sheh seslng % pe -
thc.s markncs b nd 9Th inmesae pedl 49,
Of he Railway tsna l. travelling f - Ewing 80
sins<<s Machass compared villa handsssn& 20 tsno',
shseaker drr>smakeF, carriage imacf ssaase nasf
e shoud be without Tbs nh pfon o. ssasS one %
these machines regularly employed One Thousand Doia.
year III private families where their mnch sssmg "
machines Invaluable assssnce p'an..s
and ho kseer md them pesseas, seavsnsas mi ps.n
Thcss asehines smas In it.lf eonssuel.on a
sesy strong and dur.be being the only knd Of sewing a.
could be- perfectly executed Thousands 81 tnferos and WORTH
ie sewing Machine have been and sod under various
names hut singers Machines aI0ne have been tonnd ever
where 70 satisfy The wants Of the I,coplc.
ITaln prive Instructions f0s using, are sent with eaeh ma
chine IRON shoh any readily acquire e art Of mana
cling hefn The useses packed securely 70 60 70 ANY
part world To ell persons desiring morn particular IN
rmaon will application BY etter u either Of our ON
wholly devoted TO the Sewing Machine Interest co
Principal ONCE, No. ass Broadway, New York
BsAscn OFrIcssSo. ~ Hanover ST. BaseE NO. " ChsP
81 s New Haven c., Goservle, n VI No. 2l4 Broad 81
Newark n J No 142 Ciesnut 81, Piladephh No. 100 BAL
tIore H. baltimore No. ~ Westminster BIZ Providence, H.
l.; No. East st. Cincinnati, No 80 North 9Th ~, 81
Louis 81 81 Charles ST. New Orleans, No. W DsuIhin ST.
Mobile Tdec 2s-dActs1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Iobinson's Manipulated Guano.

FuyHIS fERTltZER composed III oue-haf Bssr PKgryIAN
GrASo one halt hnc ground Bone and The best posriA
condition Immediate hcng
aud improved machinery, by which ihr in
aaic combination Ia effected, reducing all Ia uinim
POWDER and for application by trl o,ierw is.
most perfect order And We have hesitation IN saying, that
for all crops equal 10 fertilizer offered fr
Ing community. The quality will be kept p,rlcc,, uniform
all and Wdruafed 10 coaoia per cent II imn,oni
ind ~ 10 10 per cent Qf Bone Paostdte u Li,ae.
Our Gaauo put In strong bags weighing about LOO lbs
each.
FRANCIS ROBINSON gives his personal attention pre-
pairing this article, and purchasers rely "Ro1iasHs
Guaa0 being
All orders will receive Immediate aI;"uii"n
4. ROBINSON II CO,
No l. llullnysworth street, up STAIRS
baltimore, Md.
ROBINSON MANIPULATED GCANe +, Tor sale IN lus
10 suit, by the following Agents:
Jonathan Tyson, Frederick, Nil.
j. C. Neyett, Alexandria. Va
j. II. Bradley, Fredericksburg. Va.
Garrison ~ Magne, Norfolk, VA
h. II. Skinkcr n Co, Richmond. Va.
Thus branch Sous, Petersburg Nn.
4. g. X u. q. Worth, " iimiusiou, Nc.
Ii. G. Lindsay, High Point, \. G.
July 23d2ms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Lock 10 Ysur Ceal and Wood Biz.

WE received another supply OF The celebrated
w and Merit COOK STOW ES fur wood and coa which
were 80 universally admired late Aeulural& Mechan-
ca Fair In this place by ,he great sasas d fuel the timex
casting their superior finish and perfect operation IN
various departments Of cooking they ACKNOWLEDGED 10
known We have fitted 10 sone, Copper
Reservoir boiler, which ID great convenience In
furnishing nj nil rnes without addition fuel be-
ing by the and without interfering with the
cooking arrangements Of the stove. 49,
no, sdts G. T. BLISS Il CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Bath Alum Springs.

nTAEo, DtPtY l. co.'s FRENCH BRANDY, In QUAR-.
~ isoi; Superior Java Coffee poe r. 20
Wine IN sli, oSourh, and onr half pipes, ,cly Cd
aud hne, for sale by JONES q 90.
July zi-ds .-. Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

VyIE updssulessd IN receipt u complete seek VI
Il SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING which selsct
with gsat care, and prom Tia long experience In the trade be
b cohndrns that IN beauty style and msdersse charges his
the s.Asa Ms respectfully invs his tiends ca.omc aud
and Tie pubr general examine hs stock before purens
ing esewhege he viii prass aud do Justice 70 all BE-
sdss ali grades and styles of Cing his sock Of GENTlE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS IL lagesuch ~ shIrts Collars
Glovce Tcs sockA sasondcra etc. ase Trunks
Carpet nsgH Umbrellas, ETC.
Country Merchants will Ind W their interest examine his
stock besre going further East he FULLY prepared for tho
solicit n call from MI persons nj the old
stand. [sI,nl A-disl N. GUG6ENHEiMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

Timely NOtice--fayment Of Accounts.

IL Is matter U very Importance Ia ic, anl Of
IA Vttis VA account
iAc This opietuuit! iioninS irIeus who
bills, t,t wsh them settled uytl.l beng
i collecting Hi they cn!
Tie OF Jul, failed
IN Janihl, viii be Afforded Opportunity early Jal Aft
~i,h tnIt, II pa, not nIlt, coi,Iiod
e,y0Fra ldyare"I. 4. L. AEAlSIi.sD,
June / dts-IiCp. copy. So iiU MaIa direct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

kl<AN4 ~ 414l k4<A4e4tAAASs <AESCAAts
Heta 81, aAnr1v opposite Ne tyffsess Aaefsg. Bsak
HAvk um Fetnfsd from he Northern citea With q
u Rs mod ccnspete asAortmsnis ofREADyNADE CLOTH
ING o1cscd IN this magket Ny stcck incndes Fancy
french cacre Haits q ell sefta Sizes snd eoiof Of Tho
sie Biack Cloth Fks Coais double sad single bseas
ed Csrs Fant black and fancy eoIoss, yessS n Css.
efp. SIR satin orenadine and with very
espsstw Mas.sss satA comyase, 9snteusns FURNISHING
ooodA om top tor and Boy's sui " ever description,
sia tapA BooiA Gkcs tiaisfs Trunks shssaA and every
lhns usually fennd In Ready Made Clothing establishment
be supplied lower pccA thnn any nlher Ia ths
city, charge nothing r exhibiting my gooda aod buyers
requested ~ call and examine for thaInsefscA
match ss-dta sAM.'L HARTMAN, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

Empire Gigs and araiagcs.
cHKh> FINE assortment of GIGS AND CARRIAGE
for children, With single and double seats unine
In beautiful style aAd II hne workmanship, and d
rect from the manufacturers, for sale by
july lbdts y NJ SIMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
SMITH d ADAMS,

(SIttkHHDhs SMITH,
HAVE now on hand. general assortment "f GROCERIES,
consisting In part Of
Leaf Crushed puiverixcd, Granulatci Coffee and New Or
lcana sugar;
Prime old Java Coffee, taguirn aud Eo lo
sugar House mud Cuba Moasses
Clipped ilerrings, No. new; No. Mack,roi IN Kit;
sperm, Aiainnntine aud rallow Candies
Iron and steel; old dominion Nails; Horse shocs;
Tanners oil; sweet Doll;
Rice. salt, Sc;
New England Rum for Manufactures;
Brandirs Wines and Liquors of cry description.
Together with good assortment Of SrAPLE DRY GOODS
suitable for the Ia which the, beg 10 call the attention
the of the old Arm Of Younger smith, und
tranc generally.
Personal attention given To the sale Of Produce.
anrIlia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

s@Hn saaa g. s e - zzzeazloa q LAsif ezziem-
= = = = 81 ~ - "a = e
II - - 4afn1shins qoodA
l. =. : -. es.zs 9. s -. /, -: -
= eve - - Eve ss.ssa % P.ns e s..s<s
= 81 ue "a .l1ak gszpienes =. shs.s lbs
s1f1lnk = ~ @Gns II <A1h e1nnes Our -. IN - a-
IlH hkss bea !. hs ps NJ - % s.esss ~ serlklsf
~ - 60. s,.s essss ~ ss...ss ,s
nassns Or sssk ~ - Apsg q - we hsaie - 70
- - ssss Era 1890 ssss. = - rS .,.. az
asi ngx9 ~ y ehss hi Substantial and veimsde ser-
- BuRRoU0lls sHAFER = co.
AThsse sersas sasnsnis made 70 measure, By rav-
s.a1ua q N - b, 8. = 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
LynChbuis Coach and Wag-n Factory

a&a IllL subscriber returns has .raieui aehnu" ledge
friends ami Tia iiD,
raj atrul-e ard hiin, anu brls i,a - Ia iiIiIh
IL, by All. nliou 10 merit
lnaanc, - and ktA i, hand
Kinds ui Hon aNiE NAGONs, Made III the most
He VIA also oidtr gnd Mn
general assortment OF Carriage, hocAaMh!
iulsi,s Niso largv assortment Of
sprung ,NIIs aud tmo-hors, stages. Al VIM
10 Inc old Lghc.d"rg tode H@g"n Fac
amt business the prIucliav
cAp,ct 10 get good WORK and al low prize. Al
g'ui a4d neal .'ugSits gave i'c CALI
Li4Ict I,-dts JOHN II. BAlLEl, Agvn'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
To the Planters and Farmers who Trade

AND SEND THEIR PRODUCE TO LYNCHBURG
FBNllE the field Is clear with To-
4 bacco. Wheat aud other produce!
The ~ per cent. have died natural death Of their
hrannical disease the BOARD Of Trade Withdrew pro,
them by repeating its Objectionable acts which
would have passed but for them.
GEORGE SrEPrOE Is still seiling Tobacco III,
all the time charged, which - for all
hos. parcels psIus % for all
under 1900 pounds 81 90 for oil 1000 pounds and *oo
all hogsheadS
lie Planters and Farmers sustain him by stnug
tobacco aud other produce he with the conlcra
ton a other independent commission merchans
sustained rights srcd
mems souls"
lie bo found NJ his Office ut JONES & STErIoE
when u the Warehouses. july fa-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
PETERSBURG ADvERTIsEMENTs


lSITN or THE IA LED
OFFERS friends and the public generally one Of The
~ largest and choicest stocks of WATCHES JEWElkl
SIN EkWAKE FINE CLoCkS and FRS r-CLAsS GOODS
every variety In his line presented to the public rs
cheap brilliant and beautiful be had In any other estaD
in This any other country, In every department. mr.
uporlcd OF the newest Styles anu
The unique, classical and elaborate workmanship
,IIl A-tlIs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Bags, BagS!! BagS!!i

btLE,S :. DdSso IOtISoS...
FHNllE James XIV Manua, urnS tonln! prepared 10
Il furnish, any extent, their superior Dot B..t. NAL,
RAILROAD RAti~in the nlaiuiiciurl. unusual
hccn taken TINS
Also, tlasIrr and Mil sun BAGS inadc 10
der, bad tho iiusl iua>Iunbe terms
i.ng vii. NpE dcsii,i, with charge; III
ri,I- dui cred D.Lid
A,,lr.ss orders - l.. L. BENTLEY, Agent
June - div NtncnilaN 6W+. hi,n.nDn,;. , n.
INrAkii, btfl * CO.'S DARH BRANDY, tIua.r l>j.
~ iI9ri,r pipes tl incss an vii InIu1
,iS, In orri Nod Madeira Wine of ...i,s
salt h, iulv it-ts doNEN ~ ~, .irtI. ,.II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

4d3hl ~ la1'a.l7l IN OF CO,
meetng Of the Board Of Directors the Nrginn and
"A Tenss.see Raiead Company, held the once ef The
Company IA the city OF Lyncbug SATURDAY, the iih oi
January, isss, the foliowing resolutions adopted
On motion Resetced That nom and ac the lat day Of Feb
ruasy nez the virnis Tennessee Railroad Company viii
pay e usock Killed BY AiEs running this road uni..'
Il BE- clearly shown that such stock Killed
Of The cpae Bsgenec Of the agents employees OF this
Company.
Rssoissd That ID claims agains this Company for loss Of
damage goods produce, be within thirty
days from articles should have delivered
copy from the minutes
april asdts WM H. HUGHES, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
rRASiiS B. BEANIE, Jr.. - sos.
Ii NJ nBU Ia, Nii.uiNlA.
ANNtFA. II ELns .s

III NJ uBtil:,., NihuiNl.t.
ANNtfA, 1t EiR,
CHILLED RAJ Liz JAD Oak " HEELS
fnNiiEl prepared cNrGtr, roa '.!, .!
Il N.i,.t.., cLtastceiy 5ci
gstih coat B!GNf tfaf,c'1| n.y.
joins H. McDANgi, La,, President Virginia Team, ssoe
Railroad Go.
Epw. H. Gilt ESD, Superintendent Virginia AMI Tennessee
lailroad Co
rIlos. DopANEAD, Esq, Superintendent Virginia Central
Railroad Go.
Mr. PETERS, Master Machins Virginia Icn,.,s.
k.,lroai
Mr. AKouiHNAp Pos, Master Mac!,inisi Virginia Central
lailroad Go.
Ju,Ern H. ASoERsoS, ISL, Richmond, Va.
McS-rs. MogRisS, lAANha * Co., do.
FRANCIS MALLORY Es'i Prysict Norfulk iuersiar.
Railroad Go.
WI M,uoNs ESD Chief Engineer Norfolk AMI r,.ers.urs
Raiiroad Go.
ADAM DESNEAD, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Md.
= WYATT " TO-. Charleston, - T..
Nn L. ANDERSON Es,l., Mobile, Ala.
WnG. SWAN, Esi, Knoxville, Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MoRroN. Pensacola, Flori.ig.
The business ut the LANGiloRNE FUU NDRl, viii hcreaE
ter he conducted by The suscrbcrs under the r, o r. b.
DkANk. IN, n SoS +. ID. DEAN H. JE.
up lo-c2'awts. \. BROWNE. DEANE.
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and Presentation Books, Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Bks in
style of Binding together with a the NEW EST NoEkS
III. day, all Of which handsomely bound and GUAEAN
Ted ftEfECr In every respect.
The schedule Of tils will be by reference
To my Cataognc,) Is the most extensive IL Ia ais, the
superior elegant and magnificent offered h similar
establishment In the unounc of which gifts viii accompany
,ac,, book at the time of sale.
80 Fine Goip warren accompanies every order of loo
BvoAs ordered at ON, time from my Catalogue.
TESTIMONIALS.
As evidence of the truth Of what has been asserted, APP
the names oi few gentlemen oi high standings whose
cannot he questioned, aho have purchased r,
Books received HOLp WATCHES IaiIoy: VIM
Zimmerman Esl Millciown, Pa John b. SALES, Wholesale
Groc'r, ihncaslcr Pa Hon. g. d. Walker Representative
county cnnsy Legislature;
e. shns, Notary fubc Lancaster city, Martin
ENE, kochrh,r ~ Y, Hiram FAX Es, Cleveland, ohio Ma
Itu LcuhHrt, Harrisburg, Pa; MIR. j. l.. retk
Henry c"gIa, Mr. sincni Bedford and Ju
CROSBY, va Lawrence
splendid SIX Dress Pattern worth Siu.
n" 500 Spring Garden street. fmlaie,l,hia.
sS Agents wanted ,vUr! village the emitted
states MY terms Ia Agents such 10 afford them liberal
iroubic Full particulars may be
10y addressing Catalogues Tree I'D
dress. liug palm
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SOmbrerO tuanO.

Ions 81 Phosphate tinio Just Sonbrcro Island
- - Nc-t inics the rlcl-I ot Phosphate, al Lime
known Ia the world containing between 20 nnd III cent al
Bpto Ihoi tt Lime nnd Ia winch invite the attention
fi.n and pubic generally Au deal ur4crs'
We for the ulihis ,'unho h,rr. aud
VIII sl at Huhorn prices, viuetg account /" this
place
Pamphlets containing lis analyAs Ne, furnished npica
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Chaap Grocarles.

NJ Invite the attention OF farmers and the public general,
w stock ofHROCERIfS, consisting in part OF
gar Mnas-cs, Coffee salt, Sole Leather, Vinegar, oh Nails
,ass Candies Cotton Yarns, &c &c, which we will sell low
cash Gail AMI before you buy,
may id-cis STAPLES, MARTIN & ca.