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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-24
LIST OF GIFTS.

loo Marble busts Of " ashington, At Sloc. $4,000
100 Clay TOO. 10000
100 Webster, 100. 10000
100 Calhoun, loo. 10000
so elegant Oil Paintings, in spIen-
did gilt frames, size 3xa r. each, 100. 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings,
ks # each So 5OOO
500 steel plate Engrayings, brilliant
" cold In Oil, rich gilt frames
2sx30 In. each 10. 5000
10000 elegant steel plate Engrgvines
cold Of the WasAugloa Nor
naeaa, 20x26 In. each, 1. $4,000
III, 90 steel plate Engrayfngs,
from 100 different plates, now
In possession of and owned By
the Artists' Union, u The mar
kes value of. from 80 cts to 81,
each, 1900
FIRST class Dwelling, in 3lss
hN. Y. City. $4,000
y building lots In 100 and l0l
SITS n. Y. City, each $500 n
deep, ~ 1000. 21OOO
loo villa sites containing zach ten
thousand 90. r. In the subrks OF
N. I. City and commanding
magnificent view Of the Hudson
River and Long Isl. Sound Ct 500 SOOOO
20 perpetual loans Of cash without
Int, Or security, OF $3.50 each, 5000
% 100 " 5000
a aoo % 5000
a an 70 5000
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-24

EdWti!
MEDICIN E S.

MEDICINE ),
prepared by ourselves from pure and anaduiter
ated vegetable medicines; We warrant every
article Of our Family Medicines TO give salts
faction 10 all whs NAV use them.
Their names and uses are as follows:
DR. cREES
VEGETABLE P.dIN KILLER
This medicine has more control over all pain
than any others eve, inveated; and lis soothing
aud healing effects are instantly felt BY the sui
ferer, relieving all pam in few minutes after
using il; in a word il is Pain Killer.
COMPOUND TONIC .MixTURL
md PILLS
A pr ompt aud safe cure for the Ague, or Chills
and Fever, and oil Fever. Of an internitian'
form. A box Of Pills will accompany each bot.
tie of the mixture With full directions Tor their
use.
.7.rTEBILTOUS PILLS
These pill. are the product or extract IT root
Of Medicinal Plants, and are possessed OF stina.
lating, Detergent or cleansing properties, and
are complete substitute for Calomei, Blue
Pills and other Drastic Purga.ives--they pro.
mote healthy secretions Of the Stomach, LAYER
and Intestines, hence they are good in cases ol
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Costiyeness, pains 10
the side, stomach &c.
COMPOUND FLUID EITR-iCT or
SARSsPARILL4, YELLOW DOCK
md STILLIyGL3
This preparation we use in a great variety Of
cases-scrofula, salt rheum, rheumatism, ner-
curiai, syphilitic and eraptlse diseases Of the
skin; for every description Of ulcers, govt
white swelling, eresypelas, necrosis or decay
Ing bone, ricketts,, and Ia short this preparation
useful in all taists Of the ~ stem Of eruptions
Of the blood from whatever cause II may arise,
COMPOUND BlTTERS.
This preparation will be found exceedingly use
fai In ,hethe cure OF dyspepsia indigestion cos.
tlyeaess sour stomach &c, by giving tone TO the
digestive organs; it will also be found most val
liable in cases OF debility ard particularly those
inward complaints peculiar to females by excl
ting the secreiions and excretioas Of the sy stem
to healthy action.
GASTRIC kEUTKALIZER.
II is with the greatest confidence TIA. rec.
ommend this compound to the pair u
the public knowing il lby long experience
with the article inmy private pEaciice) to be
the best preparation for cholere morbus chol.
era infantam or summer complaint of children
darrh9a and dysentefy' IL win allayvomiting
and regulate the bowels.
IRRITATING PLASTER.
This is a most excellent remedy for diseases
OF the spine, or weak back, II acute and
chronic pains in the side and chest in chron-
ic rhsum atism and In short the plaster is ap.
plieable in all cases requiring counter irri'ant
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
For external application we warrant this hn-
meht 10 be superior preparation for both man
ard beast; il Hlil reduce dwellings and inf am
nation, and IN rheumatism both acute and
chronic 1t is the most powerful compound Al
present known IN medicine
The above comprise part Of my prepara' tons
and can be hal either at Wholesale or retail from
me a. my store ia Upton.
f1A gents wanted in all parts Of the county
" sell our medicinea
]. W. cREEs, N. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-24
THE
UNION DRUG STORE
AGAIN
THE FIELD.

The subscriber EN- oI1Ce1 luiS
inform the citizens of Upton and surrounding
country, tina, he, having bough; on, Stars part
OF the stock in the firm Of Crees + Starr, and
having made considerable additions to their
stock, nowfeels prepared to furnish every arsi-
Gle 10 the Drug, Notion and Grocery line al
the lowest possible price. His stock will con-
sist At the following Articles
OILS Of all kinds, Paints and dye .tufs,
Whiting, Putty, Window glass,
Epson Salts, Senns, Tsrtarsc acid,
Quinine, Morphine,
Gum Opium, Tannin,
Arrsw root, Sage Cinnamon, Aspice,
Cloves, Ginger &c &C.
Cedar tubs Cedar baskets
Cocoa dippers Broens mop handles
Weed saws Pictures and frames
Aa4V0As
POR MEDICAL PURPOSES
Brandy frsm g. 90 TO SO 90 per gallon; Port
wine common and pure, pure old Madeira ke.,
any article in the liquor line thatw say 10 b
pure we will warrant as such.
A choice lot Of STATIONERY always on hand
PATENT MEDICINES.
Cherry pecsoral India Chologoguc
Nerve q Bone Lin amens DR.. Jaynes medicines
MLains Pills hermitage Fahnestocks ysrrnge
Hoans Oinsme mt 4 Powders 6c., &c.
To the medical profession we will say we are
prepared to furnish everything they may wait,
for we have laid in our goods with a view TO
accommodate every class Of medical rraeti-
TONERS, on small profits for cash.
wehave coed supply Of W. 5. Merr~iI's
concentrated Eclectic medicines, and Botanic
medicines generally.
We would also call the attention Of persons
in all parts Of the coan'ry to our large list Of
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-24
GASTRIC NEUTRALIZER.

II is with the greatest confidence TIA. rec.
ommend thi. compound to the patronage Of
the public knowing it (by long experience
with the article nmy private psaeiice) to be
the bes, preparation for cholere morbus chol-
era infantam or summer complaint of children
darhea and dysentery. Il will allayyomiting
nd t.tn -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-24

y nese weo1eflGl liees.ssy - $780,
- 80 81 ~. C1stiA ~ u sS!e ss -. =,
eossaapties, less eAisi. ssslh:, 80 49,, - III -
isn9 eonplaintS, By ms!iesssd ieee.au -
CUsrn' hYosAHA, Or lH.ALiss n,1s ,.h.a vA.
roa and CHHRnY STRuS; mas ace0mPl.s.s
most wonderful cures Of asshms ana ecns1
ton in t.ss city 81 ascT ~ ssse seisl ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

manner IN wnlcn Ootnsratk was drought 10 MS
death to atplace. #
There are other ana more natural causes why
its progress has been SO slow. It would be
received as novel idea to advance the opin-
ion that too. much wealth win binder the
growth Of any place: get it is possible for
wealth 10 be too much condensed TO advance
the interests Of any en- erprize, especially the
erowth OF town. This has been the case in
Point pleasant And many other places on
the Ohio river have been kept back on the
same principle To add nothing farther. now
Iof the site, Point Pleasant has every natural
facility that can be realised on the Ohio river
The channels Of the Ohio and Kanawha river:
zach run on the Point side, giving good watel
d low tide. And If the @. and o. Railroad
isever completed, an arm Of it will no doub
erentualiy be extended to the Ohio OF Kama
VIVA river, at or near the Point, which vii
! have much to DO in advancing its Commercial
interests. But, in any, event, the binderin
causes which obstruct the Improvement Of ths
place. must give way at some not very far dis
tant date; and before another half century pas
ses over its history, Point Pleasant win !
/ numbered amongst the great cities On the Oh
river-the s'legends'' u superstition to q
contrary Notwithstanding.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

drowing disposition to reject circumstan-
ccial evidence, although ithas been always
regarded as stronger than direct testimony,
where a long chain Of circumstances point
to- guilt. We were, ourselves, greatly
surprised at the readyness with which the
Jury brought in a verdict fof acquittal.-
The Petersburg Inteligencer truly says:
at lets loose upon society a man who
stood convicted by evidence as strong a
could be- offered by the Commonwealth in
any prosecution Of the kind, of a double
murder, under circumstances Of the mosi
aggravated character. A young, respecta.
BE and confiding female was first blasted
lin her reputation by the 1dishonorable AZ
| vantage which he took Of her affectioas,
and Afterwards, when the consequences OF
his guilty deed became SO apparently to
render hisIexposure almost certain, was
secretly talen off by poison, administered
| in the wayne thought best adapted toa-
vert suspicion, and secure fatal rsult:
We have rot time togo into consideration
Of heyaious developments made BY the
witnesse, as to this tragic and melancholy
affair. It is enough for us to say hat they
were soconclusive Of the guiltof Thomp-
son thathe ought to have beer tnnsigned
4 to the allows, which has by hi5 acquittal
been Gossly defrauded Of ~ Que"
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01
NsvYar.

With the date Of our first issue, the impor-
tant events Of The year is54sili have become
paris Of chronicied items Of the history Of the
past THIS presents all with . favorable op-
portunity Of pansipg for time in -fious thought
Einreviewing the past and contemplating the
| future,
The past year has been an eventful period
| in the history Of the present century. Like
other. years, in common, We could speak in
ruth Of the blighled prospects and disappoint-
| ed hopes ofthonsands that the Angel Of Death
has plumed his wings, spreading gloom and
despair over many hearts that commenced thu
i year with bright prospects and buoyant spirits
] That burning tears have eoursea their IVA,
/ down many blooming checks, leaving the ira
ees Of sorrow and sadnsssih their train. Blu
u while this is true Of every year, il MOST TAU
!. fof the past year.
Il In addition to the ordinary snfferings Incl
dent 10 human life, there have been more a
4 tai disasters on The great thoroughlares Or n
! land, and on The vessels on The rivers an
I sees. Il home end abroad. than is usual j
81 any one preceding year. The destruction >
Z l1re. on land and water. seems to have rcon
4 IN 70 correspond with TIE extraordinary drougl
: that has been realise iafing ne year.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01
Wells on the DesiI

A joint resolution has BEN passed BY
the california Legislature, irstructing the
representatives Of that Staten Congress to
exerj themselves to obtain d appropriation
for lie sinking Of wells in Bnmbodt Desert,
Utai Territory, for the reFfof emigrants,
catie, and other trains, burneying over
Lard BY that route to anf from California.
Ntthing but alkaline wfer Is met with up
oJ surface in that vicitty, and, as con
sduuence, it is very fallto horses and
Iclttle. Of $3.50 head cattle which start
| il from the eastern he IF the Desert for
[alifornia, BY the ckwith route, but
|dsl0 reached CalifoI p Alive.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

snake :s eight feet foui inches IN length.
which he roasted and ate for breakfast.
He kept on in the sime direction, when,
about 5 o'clock, he Vas overhauled by his
brother-in-law's. doglwhich he killed i'm
mediately, and passed on. On the mex
day, about S O'Clock, be was overhauled BY
another dog belonging to the tribe, which
he dispatched in the same manner as Thy
oilers, after which 10 proceeded without
any molestation, trateling four days with
out daring to builda FIRE only in the daJ
time. He was seyei weeks travelling be-
fore he came to any ribe Of Indians during
which .he had spent one week il despair
not travelling Or expecting ever TO reach
habitation of whites.
At the end Of tie above time he cam
to tribe which b calls the TomahaYI b
He was kindly treated BY them, For ar
Of being taken again, he assured theYthat
he belonged to the Flat Heads, and Fas IN 4
search Of two crazy Indians, Yb had
made their escape. After askig some
questions in English concerning e "crazy
Indians he departed, and fter nine
miles travel, came to the Nj bun river.
He made raft Of logs and ssed over.
Travelling due east. ~ eonti ~ his Jour
ney nine weeks before be a yed ct White
Lake, in Minnesota, dpriq al Of which
time had subsisted upon me. which ne
killed with bis bow and ~. lie remain
| ed there three DAYS. and bid his accOutre-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

.oostitutional laws II III land which have
Seen given ffon time otine BY the wisese and
hest statesmen in this Republic, North and
Esonth, embracing the living and the dead
We have not learned, nor do We wishto learn
that cons ruction Of constitutional law that be-
comes unconstitutional whenever it crosses or
comes in collision with the eaprice Of q fanat-
ical human will.
II would be most singular for professed To-
gician to throw himself intothe position that
! law would become unconstitutional under
!, the very circumstanc es in which it was framed
and declared constitutional. When the con-
! stitution OF these United States was formed,
slavery was recognized and provided for by le-
g;s,atiye authority. And when the colonies
4 were subsequently set of into States, each
state was recognized as amember Of the con
|. federacy, and each endowed with power TO
( llepislate for the government Of its own Com
monwealth, with due restrictions, BY the au
!. thority and under the protection Of the Feder,
Al Constitution. Each State thus organic ed
L becomes, in a limited sense, INDEPENDENT; 50
!, much so that no one has the right 70 control q
J. dictate for another, except BY representation
) II the halls CT the United etstes Cingress.-
> And az laws have heenepsr % b. 1sry State
Y in the Union for the peace and prcfction
: ALI closes and conditions II the subjects, II 1
4 j great mistake that many have ru hto, tina
!. they have the right to speak or punish wha
!. they please. unless they please tdhave a
II eye to the rights provided for by stfe legis
4 la,ion. Men are free to think shat the,
!; please, but Wien their thoughts are ruf throug
y the press, some have learned something Of tn
!. proyerb in regard to thinking too lohd."
s. AaFreethinker' may not beawaf that II
! srtiele in question Is against the sfonstitu
/. tionai law, under which he assayf to tak
:. mot lection, q much % as the pap4 whic
vere. assaiied: bit we have no desiH that
3. should Learn the legal lessons otherfs thu
elfl searehing the statutes for himself, an becon
ipe instructed thereby; and as he htimats
thst hc respects he law Of the land, Pc hay
~ 10 douht bat hs.rilI make good la abidir
ee- citisen. =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

II ayed a I" Freeth,nker,s', hand in assailing the
p,.s.. a. M....,,,s, 80 nj. .biald
'un'oi nui ' ~ .ae -. ~.
against tne ss'eli'y Yfi'o i n's aiu'.e na'
y exposed nun; nenos' .ns p,nle'pe, ~ -
inc pefson' - = n ua.' su0 9e' y ~ =
DUKE
Il nc nis' anu seoohu pa.asapAs = ~
tnor, 3 afucle are devoted 70 eAaeseta'eu
prtsslons q assoaisnmen'' tna' Sou'n.in ~
ana soutnern saitofs Woaiu iesls. 'he paw
lonage OF pelloolcais "hicn " Sonsiuei .nss
Diary oocumenc Inc .nila psiaslspn : n :
quoted az lengtn' lot ms oouoie PURPOSE =
bearing testimony 70 Ine foregoing anu ~ ni'n-
ing materials for comment.
.sThe positions advocated IN these articles
are either laise OF true. II iasSs, way ny, No.
me- I'LL | tha;, fs,.c;e. r. the ind;enstion 81
i deceived community, and their authors to
the well merited contempt Of humbugged mil
lionsf y true. tnen mecca u .hsse plasIs
s sn !. tSs nsonIe ~ ;Dfrnee The freedom u
The press, and bride the intellect in its inyes-
tigafions Of truth. Establish the doctrine; and
again IN me mne'eentn esnIuiy sns " 1919 ~.
r i,, 81 On the staee Of he Roman Repub.
lie; but rendered more subtimeiy teuifhc b,
the aid afforded in the experience Of hiteel
Dunoieo years
= Whatwere 'the positions advocated =
1.-THE articled complained OF why simpi
ihe right OF propnety OIL Northern eoisol
flooding the Southern States with an mprope
and Improbable character OF periodicais; an
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

- -. n :. i "a 81 -'' ,.s a a. 4. +
NJ 49, visitsj 81 aays| AZ ]
mgI By ~ nam6 f|Jos@ y Ba.ney rho
saIs fhdf be III search d i 5pn,
WON Sc suppqe& y live somej here 1ea<
Alton: He rad hib escape. ID the 6th
| q last My, froA the Fiat Head Indians,
hear the head Of Hat Head River, II Ore
peon. zfIe stated fhat BE had been with
lis tribe Of Ind ns eighteen years. re
listened for sorneength Of time. 70 his his
tory, many portins of which are truly
thrilling. He VA taken prisoner IN 1886
on the Upper Mi4ouri river, while IN the
employ Of fur clpPany az Z z native
of France, and 81 III English but poorly;
but we give what be communicated TO US
as nearly as possible HeW ~ company
with man by thehame Of John Robertson
both Of whom wire captured. They at
tempted 70 defend themselves, and killed
two Indians, but they were oyerpoWered-
there being twenty-five Indians to contend
with. They were secured hand and foot, and
placed on ponies, and started 70 the north
westward, and tvhyeled 1--WE weeks, when
they came to tie hunting ground Of the
tribe, where they were given up to the
chef who shook hand with them, and man
Tested much Joy attheir capture. They
were unbound and confined IN 4 hut, where
they were fed, butnot allpwedto escape.
The chef oaazeA thda xis Two daughscrz
if trey would marry and remain with the
tribe, Finding esSape utterly impossible
for t6etime being, the terms were accepted
and. - marriage took place. The fruits
Of this marriage were two children. both
Of which are Still living. . daughter. six
teen, and a son, fourteen, both of which
he left with the tribe. Two years ago,
Robertson attempted TO escape, bit WASH
taken. scaiped and burned alive Levine
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

M b another column win be found the
prospecSssfth the ''InDErxNDEsr REpuuIicAn.,'
new pRer to be started at Point Pleasant, by
our frien& Messs. Hut, HssoN q WrTzEL,
who have purchased the "Gallia Courier ~
tabiishmeIA and removed itfto the Point
While we regret The los If friend ~ cr, who
for several years Aas conducted The y urier,'
With 50 much ability, ", trust NE prop rietou
Of he aRepubiiesn.' may realise thel most
am ilFne eApeosusIons.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

Z. ]. 30 -. lO1Es DriuocrnI. 81 me Z II
ulty says that about 80 AZ fhe rsca,t III
igrants to Kansas returned Yesterday eyek.
ing en- route for home. They are orik-
naly from Massachusetts,, but had reach
ed Kansas too late to cultivate crops: ala
as provisions were very high and yek
scarce, they had determined to, return s
the east, believing that they viii Be mob
comfortable in their old homes than IL IL
now territory, at least for The present
| Rllen Keenan,, 4 young Irish Oil Il
WttertoWn, near Boston, was arrested Ii
/ tbe charge Of having set fire to the CATH
u church Of that place. She Is suppokd
To have had some difficulty witk hs
Priest,
The steamer Chancellor, bound fron q
Louis to New Orleans, sunk near Caib.
On the 9th inst. Its total loss.
a man BY the name Of Howland i III
defaulter in the National Bank, N. Y. He
had Withdrawn from $50, 900 to SEQ, DO
which was found upon his person. IIs
Bank, = said viii sustain no loss.
=
The Grand Lodge Of Masons ii Califd,.
mia has passed 9 resolution refuflpo N 1
sonic hcnofs to any brother who les il
q duel.
Monroe. La, was damaged Sljo.ooo.
BY fire on the Sd inst. Green BayI Wis.
$50, 900 about the Same time.
AT LouisviIl, KY, up to tie " inst.
nearly 15O, 900 hogs had been sla|rhter-
ed 8. 600 remained il the pens. Prices
range from 84,37 to 85, acco1li,p g
weight. At St. Louis, %, 10 and 4 Nere
the exterme prices.
On the I'd ult., ! boat fhat IS trans-
porting specie on board the EhplIh steam-
er of Vera Cruz was capsized wiih To
less Of &c, 900.
The Government survey 81 |ns,s ia
Nebraska will Be commences r. q ih6
spring. twill take w f. |1;;k ~
work. 20 that Ind oiEio6 <beuell
for is sale.
a heavy 6re occurred i 81
G.. on the evening Of ~ rs = ne
|printing ONCE 81 tie ~ n S5 soxz
efai other establi6hue 1S'6 oyedi
Forgeries are beooni| 1|I ronI
"A house carpenter 81 Il ~ 3 ~
detected a tie amour e 8.
Re The Virginia Mess suntor
|advocates warmly, I su| |1 Susoi5
EDaYInonfS " fhe hankr ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

o. We issue the STA. several days & a.
vance ofits date, for the purpose Of e;,ng
time 70 arrange our Office. collectu on, nh.
scrlptlon list, DC. We tHst in the mealtime
our friends who wish to become subscahe,s,
will forward their address, accompanied r,;,h
the "neediaI," e Is early day Is u ..;h,.
that We may know how n,sy papers NJ s 4, e
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

/ " claims The lishI - defend il ovvn iai~,e~t,
and Ne &c al. ilr6.,o ~ ..5 8 u. 1870,
years, 4 simply 81 S61s - ,,.,s. ~ -;-h, !,
atief1 y ~ ON So; 49, "a 3 - :.
by N6'theih ..li<b1 : srct 49, ,s,,,:ss.
| ars sonsi1inF I'M Is tasbs 80 80 s. Z;
usedjo IL those Il s,gs;, ,;sa ~ q. - 80,
Gran. N III Norm c.s,;s 40 ~. IAN ~,
pond, md Il thsy n 4 - 49, $3.50. 49, ~
were conl,cIeS 4, Z 80. :. ~ wa,eI ~
tom and wefs 1880 *. q 80 = z. -
f,.e 49, s'ss slss = sts cohsiaeLeq
80, 49, Il.
But be saysy ms doctfine Il MT est.h.
.lished. TIA f,ss.al..l - q. - -
49,, ~ s.sSllsp ~ the press - not IN
This 3 }egging the question at Is
sue. There vas 1Dthing said In the articles
complained ofip ieslrd to the liberties Of thel
pres. We hasf ~ deposition to. lay any rel
stflctions upon the NorsAern presses. North
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

81 Our thanks are due to our bt|hren q
the press fortheir madness since weIave bad
the publication * ne STAl in prospe I've, and
10 many friends who haung = 70 cpi
waats ID stsrti1g Z new paper, d ~ fur
,nishedps with late pspsri.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

coal WI cling Il Lonisvi1 or y
cents Pc hel last VII.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-01

=
lever too late
sioas Of men
heir inter-
And -
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AkaA6ns arsl