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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21
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SUITS Daddy i'Aetlng Horse"

.|'lIoM that ere boss down to the
ycarth. He's a spreadin' his tail to
Ay now. Keep him whar he is
W.. wa, Shayetail. lies dancing a
= lix."' There and like expressions,
were addressed to a queer looking,
smaIl headed long legged, short bod
ret. hog eyed, flu n sort of a genius,
trcsn from some bench-legged Jews
clothing store, and mounted on Tear
poke a nieh-tailed, bow-necked, long
poor horse, half-dandy, half-devil,
and enveloped all ever in perfect
network, OF bridle-reins, cruppers,
and rnarting gales, straps, sirgingles,
and red ferrentin who had rcined. up
in front of Pat Nush's grocery, a.
mongst. a croud of wild mountain
GERS, fill Of fight and mean whiskey.
II say, you darned ash eats, just
keep on your shirtsl You never seed
q rale horse till rid up; Tarnpoke is
jist next to the best boss that ever
shelled nubbing; an he's dead as a
still worm, poor aid Tickytail." /
g.. what Killed him, Sut," says an
anxious inquirer. .~. !
- nNothin' you tarnal fool; he jist
died 40, died standing up at that
Warn't that good pluck? Frozen
stiff; no not that a zackly, but star
we'd fust and then froze afterwards,
so stiff that when dad and me push
him over, he just stuck out so, (here
he spread out his arms and legs like
n carpenters beneh} and we have
waited seventeen days for him TO
thaw aforc we could skin i'm. Thar
: he was--Dad an me Counting on
his fngers) Dad an me, an Sal, an
Jake {foolJake me call him, for SHORTY
an Jonasja an Phineas, an me, an Cal
line Jane, Sharlotteaa, and Simon
Paul, and assius, an me an the twin
gals, aand Cathron second. and AM
thony, an jane Lind, an Tom Bull.
/ ion, an the baby, and Marin herself,
all lef without ara boss to crap with.
That was . nice mess for 'specta-
BILE white family to be dashin' about
/ in, warn't il? / be darned--l felt
/ like sorter stealth q horse some
times. Well, we waited, an rested,
an rested an waited ontil, well into
strawberry time, hopin' some stray
boss nacut come along, but dog my
cat feny sich luck as that ever Gums
whar dad is, he's so drafted mean
nm lazy an ugly, an savage.
One mite dad lay awake all mite, a
inorin' and rollin' and BLOWN and
serachia' and whisperin' at mann, nm
neg NORM says he, .Snt, I'll tell you.
@liat well do, I'll be boss myself
anpali the plow; while sou drive me,
"a % vel break up corn grouu' and
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all or particularly, sell. Now, BOYS
| haint seed dad since, and would
be feard to meet him in the next ten
years. Let's drink. ~. I =
And the last lsaw of SUIT, he was
STOPPING to get in at the doggery
door, with nightly mixed crowd
at his heels.-Spi,H Of the Times.
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cheering.
F..

Ht WE have converscd With several
gentlemen Of intelligence, ono from
Eastern and one from Western VII
ginia one a Wing and one q Dem
within the past week, who in
formed Us that Mr.. Wisc's prospects,
are cheering, and that he would car-
W the whole of the Democratic
strength. The Wing was from Gull
pepercounty. He stated that there
were Wings in that county, who
would not net with the Know Moth
ings, and who, If a good Wing tick
et+is|not presented for their sutlrages.
will vote for Wise. He nlso stated
that when Mr.. Wise was In that coun-
ty. he exhibited tho Books Of the Oh.
der, which he had in his possession
one in figures, and the other, the
interpretations. He gave the book of
interpretations to a friend who sat
ia ain opposite part ofthc room from
Wise. when the latter read from Tie a.
ures what the book ofinterpretations
contained, A Know Nothing, Lrom-
incnt5in The order, was present, tc
whom Mr.. Wist appealed to know IL
the books werc not genuine. Amer
great hesitation, and considerable
twisting. he acknowledged that thGy
were. That Know Nothing q now
On trial before the Inquisition
Stauatoa risdicator.
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kosciusko formed no second at
tachment, and although, in after
years, several a advantageous match
es, were proposed to. him both in Po-
land and France, he never could be
prevailed upon to marry. Even to
an advanced age he remained faith
ful to the love ofhis youth, and spoke
OF the object of his only passion with
all the fire of early life. -.
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'HpuSSo On tae ee4'n oI = little girl and sun
r. a. her burial by her school mates.
- AIR-"LiLLr DALE" =.
A. the sunset hour -.
Closed the weary flowers,
And the birds sweet songs were Ger
~ Place . wreath she said,
lssand my quiet head,
fhouEA never may see It more.
ZOE! mother, sweet m9ther.
|, AatheG erH dear, /
-. Inc bright blossom, wi,het
With ny little silent heart, -.
/ PJs Ilored them 20 teader!y here.
r.. When I lie hid
/ BY the coffin lid, a.. -.
4 mourner's dress you must wear, i
For its hues will tell =, i.
u That you loved me we'll, -, =
Though Pm silently slurnhesing there.
! oh!mother. sweet mother,
] M3tLef. ever dear, 80 Al .-> +.
let the bright blossom IS w;tLer g..
With my little heart. .. !
L Fof loved thsa s tendcrly Lsre. i.
And though now her breath. ~
Hss grown stillsin death. y 49,. :.
Let her words come fresh and dear
''Let your love be the blossoms, -
POI my little early grave,
Por loved them 50 tenderly here :"
T OF! mother, sad mother.
Mother, shed no tear,
for your ehl:d shall be given !: IL
To your fond heart in Heaven,
!. For you love iher SO tenderly here.
l. Place the f0N ers on her breast,
Lay her down to her rests.
In theTshadeS where the birds shall sing,
+ And The wild flowers blossom +.
RouLd herrlitt!e quiet grave, !
Like her own sunny smile ia spring.
Oh! mother, fond mother,
Mother. ever dear, $3.50.
I. Let .he bright 4, wcs blossom
Der her ri':le s. lent Heart, I
For she loved them 50 tcnderly here.
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ted his bosom, not even in the hot
test battle, and death only could part
him from it, d" ., .s> . RI.
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..pottru.
Prom the San Francisco Wide West.

composed on the death Of little girl and sung
| - Gther butial by her school mates, -,
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THE
STIR nf tbt Ranaubo gulleq,
| IS pupLssHrD WEEKLY, Ar 81.
DUFElJ. PTFsli COUNTY, VI RGNIA.
sssDls = 3uastll. ): J: PROPRIETOR
T KRMS: :,

| / TERMS:, -.
ore copy Sl,'o per: annum' invariably in
!. Tau letters addressed to the Editors. to
u All Postmasters are authorised 70 act .,
agents.
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k=7#. J WHITTTNGHAM.
kE.. H. Pres, Of Council No. I. f.4
Nm + JAMES HOLIDAY, v. p
HIN ~. HoBLrTzELL. Jr, SCI.
II.EF M M. BLEAKMORF.
| 4 ,#.4 ANDREW EDWARDS,
hi GEO. S1lDGER, I
|Ef# H WIN. S. LANE,
I+.I GEO. EDWARDS. E.5s
R'9,thlofthe circulars which VI. INTRODUCE
n tfhee above article wero printed. w. w..
lAe enlphases are our own. sE Is
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we present not only q sound man, Oh All
the questions for which We are coa,enling;
bit Also one who is able BY his industry,
his learning and acknowledged ability N
effect our ends in every proper inaHnert
In addition tothis, he is . person whose
moral characteriis not only without but
beyond reproch. AS htwytr III hasno
superior in Western Virginia, although III
years the junior Of most oflhem. M5reo-
YER, Il Is now the settled conviction Of the
most Of our Order. tha! is. q matter of
strong expediency, of sound and safe poli-
cy, We should for Congress run q Demo-
ora.. The Candidate we propose was|pri-
Or 70 his connection with this Order, a
sound Democrat, and notwithstanding biz
attainments as scholar aid lAwycr. ~
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
ATLANTIC STATES,

BY every Steamer.
The parties who have organized this Com
pany, are we'll known in the community as
old and
EXPERIENCED EXPRESSMEN,
and hope it will be acknowledged generally,
UNDERSTAND THEIR BUSINESS thoroughly.
They think they are not saying too much,
when they attribute much of the success of
the late firm of Adams & Co, in the Ex-
press Business, to THEIR EXERTIONS
AND PERSONAL ENERGIES.
In conclusion, they would solicit fair
share of the iavors of the Public-pledgDg
themselves TO exert their best endeavors to
transact such business as may be entrusted
10 them, in prompt and business like
manner.
fR Collections Of all kinds will be
promptly attended to, on any of the Points
menti iOncd above.
r. G.. MOVES, President.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
BLACKSMITHING.
INGLER r & co.
BLACKsNIITIIS,

BLACKSMITHS,
ALI. KINDS of Blacksmith work done In
II the neatest manner at this shop.
We are prepared to shoe animals in the
very best manner and we believe that our
reputation in this department of business 10
sufficient guarantee that we will give satis-
faction
A good assortment Of miners picks constant
ly on hand, also hardware OF every descr'p-
ton Tom and Rocker Irons of every size,
kind and quality. Give us u call.
Weaver, Dec 9, 1854 d9u
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
GROCERIES,, dec.

H. Hoo K E Il,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Liquors, Wines, Provisions,
And Miners Tools.
Court street. opposite the Express Oncc,
ALWAYS ON hand good stock OF the
II choicest
Cognacs-pale and dark;
America Brandes;
Scotch Whiskey.
nongahela Whiskey;
Jamaica Rumi
Holland Gin;
Burgundy Port;
old Pale Sherry Wine;
Madeira do;
Cherry Brandy.
-UHAMPAGNE,Si
Haut. Sauterne Wines;
Claaret do;
Chamberton's;
Brandy Fruits;
Absynth;
Kirsch Wasser;
Assorted Liquors;
Bitters;
Peppermnts:
Cherry Cordals;
Syrurs, etc., etc.
PRO VZSIONS.'
Flour;
Bacon;
Hams;
Shoulders;
Lard;
Butter:
Cheese;
Coffee;
Sugar;
Salt;
Candles;
Oysters;
ermcelli;
Sweet Oil;
Katsup.
HARD WAREt
Nails, from to 40d;
locks, Butts, Screws, Padocks;
Butcher Saws,
Do. Steels and Knives.
Wood Saws, Knives and torks,
Caps, Files, Hatchets,
Chalk Lines, Gimblets, Corkscrews,
Augers, Tap Augers, Coffee Mills,
'Shovels, Picks, Trowels,
Handled Axes; ETC., etc.
DIR YGOODS:
Bankets-red. blue and grey,
Flannel Shirts,
Marino Shirts and Drawers,
Woollen Socks
Pocket Handkerchiefs;
Drllings,
DOmestics,
Cotton Ducks,
Playing Cards,
Gloves,
Satinett Pants,
Boots and Shoes, etc., etc.
The above goods are warranted of the
best qualities, and will be sold at the most
reasonable prices for cash by
Ii. HOOKER.
Weaver, Dec. Q, 1854. Do If
JUST RECEIy ID;
HOLLAND GIN, IN KEGS
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
DIR. A. S. WRIGHT.
Corner of Montgomery and jackson sts
SAN FIR SEQ.


DEPOSITS made at this Bank, payable on
~ demand, draw one and half per cent
per month interest. On deposits payable in
six months, or over, two per cent. per month
will be allowed.
Gold Dust purchased, or assayed and coin
ed at the shortest notice, and money advanc-
ed on the same if required.
Sight Bills Of Exchange drawn on the
Eastern Cities at the 10 est rates.
Time Drafts go days sight or 80 days
from date,) drawn at par.
Miners can forward their Dust by Express
and receive without any charge for com
mIssion) the proceeds by return Express eth
er in Coin or Certificate of Deposit, draw
ing interest as above stated.
The Bank is kept open until 10 o'clock,
P. Nj. so that Miners arriving late at night
may deposit their treasure for safe keeping
without charge.
Dec. 9. A. S. WRIGHT, Banker.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
NOTICE
LICENSES! LICENSEs!:

All merchants, traders, aud others, paying
License tax TO the Treasurer Of Trinity
County, or his Deputy, will file the receipts
given by him with the County Auditor OF
said County, and obtain the proper License
thereon. on or before the 18Th day of April
next, otherwise they will be prosecuted Tor
such neglect
All persons engaged in business in THIS
County, required by law 10 be first licensed
will save cost TO themselves by lInmediato
attention 10 the License Tax Law.
JoHN C.. BURcH,
Dist. Atty. Try. Co.
WrAvERvILLE, Mar. Is, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
Fire Proof Brick Building,
WEAvERvILLE

Fire Proof Brick Building,
wEAvERvILLE.
d NJ. EDER & Co. offer for sale their
i extensive stock of
Groceries,
Provisions,
Liquors.
Clothing, of all descriptions,
Dry Goods of fevery de-
scription,
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
India Rubber Goods,
Blankets,
Hardware,
Miners Toels,
Carpenters Tools.
Nails all sizes,
Crockery,
Office and Parlor Clocks
Glassware,
Gilt and Mahogany framed
Looking Glasses,
Lamps,
Gil and Camphene,
Window Glass, different sizes,
Gold Scales,
Colts Revolvers,
Powder Shot and Lead
Stoves, Parlor and Cook
Stationery
Perfumerv,
Combs and Brushes,
Brooms and Buckets,
Wall Paper,
Brussels Carpet.
Straw Mating,
Saddery,
The best brands of To-
bacco and Cigars,
Fruits Preserved, all kinds,
Oysters.
Feb. 8, 1855. If
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
County JUDGE, AT CHAMBERS,
March goth, 1865
TT is hereby ordered that an election be
| he held on the second Monday in April,
1855, at all the established precincts in lr'n-
ity county, for the election Of three Supervl-
sors--one from each Of the following DIS
tricts, to wit:
District No. l,
Commencing at the north eastern corner OF
Trinity county, and running in western dl-
rec,ion with the northern boundary line OF
said county, TO the head waters Of Stewards
Fork of Trinity River, thence down the cen
tre of said Stewards Fork to the mouth OF
the same; thence in due east course TO the
line between Trinity and Shasta countless
thence in northerly course with said dvls-
ion line Of said counties to the beginning.
District No 2,
Embraces all of the Weavervile township
not included in the District No. ! and the
Canon Creek township.
District No. 8,
Includes the North Fork township. 1t is fur
ther ordered that precinct be established at
ChilTs' Mil, and at Grffin's and Montgom.
ery's trading posts.
c. Z. WILLIAMS,
Attest: County Judge.
L S WILLIAMS, Clerk.
by z. II. sToNE.
A true copy.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
INDEPENDENCE HOTEL.

THE subscribers having leased the above
| uamed Hotel, would respectfully Ih''rm
their friends and the public generally tha' the
House viii be pt in manner tha' EIh give
satisfaction 10 all those who extend 70 M"
their patronage. The rooms are wen iur-
nished and convenient
The Tables will be furnished WIN the very
best the market affords, regardless o' e1P'n'e'
This department being under the Soperln'
tendance Of MIR. }. STANhoEE' sure
Guarantee Of satisfaction even 10 the most
fasidious
The Bar IL supplied with the best OF Ia
quors Customers VIII oe acc""'"'o""'eu ~
q. BELCHER.
j. STANMORE,
doa Pyopynor'.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
The Pocket E.cufapisls.
OR, EVERY ONE MS OWN PnYsIC

TIE FIFTJETlI Edition, with One fsFiEFx.
l. Hundred Engravings. showing Dis ~
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System in every shape and form. 10 which is added
a treatise the Diseases of Females, being of the
hi hest importance 10 married people, or hoscconem-
plating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, M. d.
Let father be ashamed to present a copy of the
KSCULAPIuS to his child. 1t may save HIM from
an early grave. Let no yourg man or W tman enter
into the secret obligations Of married Ii without
reading the POCKET 1EsCULAPIUs It no one
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side,
restless nights, feelings, and the whole train
of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their ply
stefan, be another moment without consulting the
RSCULAPIUS. Have hemani led, or those about to
be married any impediment, read this truly useful
book it has been the Of saving thousands of
creatures from the very jaws Of death.
lsS- Any person sending TWENTY FIVE CENT
enclosed in letter will receive copy of this werS
by mail. five copies viii be sent for Que Dollar.
Address, (post paid.) DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
No. l52 Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
Jnne 90. Silly
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HNIIE subscsbers Manufacture and Keep on hand
large asst rtncnt Of bells suitable for churches,
academies, factoris, steamers, plantations, etc.,
mounted with their improved llangngs, The most eff
fcient in use. Their establishment has been in OPP
peration thirty years. having turned out nearly ten
thousand bells averaging COO pounds each; and its
patterns and process Of manufacture perfected,
cether with recent improvements that its bells have
an uncquaied reputation for volume of sound and
quality Of tone. They have just reeeved-January
lS54-the first premium "a silver medal of tho
Worlds Fair in New York, over all bells in this
try or Europe. Having large assortment Of BELT
on hand, and being in immediate connection wish
routes in all directions either railroad, canal river,
and but hours from New York, we can execute or
lers with dispatch. Address.
A. MENEELY'S SONS.
MARI silly West Troy. Albany co. N. Y.
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WE PUBLISH THIS DAY, DECEMBER IL, 1854.
FANNY FERNS
NOVEL,
r u T. III I'll A LII;
TALE or DOMESTIC LIFE.
400 PIP. limo, Cloth. Price, 81 ,25.

Every body knows FANNY Fern; every body has
laughed and cried over her sparkling, dasha truth
full, genial writings; every body will wish to read
this, her first novel, and every one who does read il
will pronounce it her greatest wolk. Says an able
critic who has read the proof sheets, '.RUTH HALL
is a work which not only exceeds any thing which
FANNY FEhN has before written, but mich in many
respects SURPRISES ally other work whatever. For in
tense and sustained interest of narrative, fer crgi
nality Of conception and treatment, for searching
sarcasm aud whitening rebuke Of pretcnsions aud
hypocrisy for eleyaten Of moral tone and winsome-
ness of religious inculoaions for yi.or, freshness,
simplicity. directness and fascination Of style, We
have never seen its equal. = =
The story takes possession Of heart at once we
follow "RuTH through her trials with much in
tereSt though she sister; she breathes
not sigh she suffers sorrow. which the reader
does not feel aeutely though the first came from
his own heart, ard the second were one of his
sad experiences. TIE characters are such are
constantly meeting in every daylife and how bold
~ and skillfully they are drawn how powerfully the
story is told. how touching is its pathos, how spark
ling it. wit. how irresistible its humor how severe
its satire, and how true its moral, adequate idea
can be gained except by reading it,
Ruth HALL will be for sale by booksellers gener
ally. 10 any enc sending the retail price, will
send copy Of the work by mail, postpaid.
Published Ivy MASON BROTHERS.
3tw&tw % Park Row. New-York
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so or and clss cogniac
and Amer. brandy
100 bbls Amor. brandy
| and gin; &c do peach
| brandy rum and Mo
nGngahela whiskey
500 bbls old rectiiied do
100 bbls cider vinegar
| 60 or cks old port, Ma
| deira & Malaga wine
100 bxs cIaret wine
300 bxs Goldfish 4 herring
100 bxs brandy cherries i
| Stoughton bitiers
1000 cans Bait. oysters
10 case ] ard / bxs sat-
dimes
100 bxs assorted pickles
| and ketchup
li00 bxs lemon syrup and
chocolate
100 NJ regalia and princi-
pc cigars
l15C hxs Havana and Gu
| ba skies A
90 bys assorted preserves
j so gross playing cards
80 dog washboards
25G doz buckets, assorted
$50 nest tubs
20 gross yeast powders
100 gross backing
$50 rms let and cap paper
500 rms wrapping paper
200 bxs window glass
$50 do tnmhlers and TASKS
800 do ink and mustard
| l case G. D. pecussion
caps =
Prunes and candy
Pepper sauce.
black lead, pipes, powder
II '54.
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PROF. ALEX. G.. BASs.Yss
TRICOPHEROUS, OR MEDICATEDCOM

| lRICOPHEROUS, OK MEDICATEDCOM
POUND.
| l. Or Beautifying, Curling, Preserving, Restoring
and Strengthening the hair, Relieving diseases Of
the skin Curing Rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds. Bounded by graphical lines, the reputa-
ton of Barry's Iricopherous prevades the Union.
The sale OF the article ofiate years has increased in
ratio that almost exceeds belief Prof. Barry after a
careful examination of his sales book finds that the
no of bottles delivered to order, in quantities of from
half gross upward, during the year 1852 was within
trifle Of $4,000.
1t is unnecessary to present at length the evidences
OF the wonderful properties Of the Trcopherou, when
the public have furnished such endorsement this
The cheapness of the article, and the explanation Civ
en- of its chemical action upon the hair the scalp and
in all of superficial irritation, first recommended j.
to the attention Of the people. This all that the in
venor disired Every bottle advertised itself. The eff
feets OF the fluid exceeds expectation 1t acted like
charm. Theladies would not be without it. Country
dealers in every section Of the United States found that
they must have it; and thus built up wholesale
trade of extent hitherto unheard Of regards arti-
cl of this kind The highest point has not yet been
reached and it is believed the sales this year will be
million and half of bottles.
Ns-Depo. and Manufactury No 1871. Broadway
Retail price rs cents a large bottle.
Es-Lberal discount to purchasers by the quantity
and by the principal merchants and druggists through
out the United States and Canada, Mexico, West In
dies Great Britain France Re- and by Robert Charles
II c. norgan Co., B. Blakcsy, Barnard Adams &
Co Il Louis semo3tyr
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the lowest rates:
800 hid N. o. sugar
$50 bbls refined and clari-
fed do.
400 bbls st. Louis and n.
Orleans molasscs.
500 bags Rio, Laguyra d
Java coffee
$50 pkgs | 2 4 3 maekcrel
$50 [" Imp, &. r., \.
II. and black teas
40 ticrces rice
$50 pkgs Boston saleratus
IS cks sup. carb. soda
SO bgs pepper 4 pimenfo
400 coils If MANILA and
jute rope
200 dog MANILA and heIn,.
bed chords
3 bbls Lutmegs + cloves
200 mats cassin
80. bbls or and race gine
80 do alum, sulyhur aud
birthstone
10 cerDns indigo
3 sks Ombro madden
500 kegs Boston nails
500 whole ] and t bxs NJ
X. and layer raisins
$50 drums and bxs figs
loo hbls tar and resin
$50 bxs V. d Mo. tobacco
800 bxs soap and candles
76 bys fancy and CASTLE
$50 bxs star and sperm
candles
so bbls almonds ( Gilbert:
100 bales batting
$50 bales wick and twine
rs bales of oakum
$50 bags cotton yarn
100 gross matches assorted
EPSON salts, camphor.
and lead. shot. &c. Jan.
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Lyons KATHaIRON

For preserving, restoring, and identifying the hair
is the most delightful and wonderful article the world
ever produced. Its astonishing success is without
precedent in the history Of the Materia Medca Dark
and uxuran locks. soft and glossy hair. with scores
Of admirers. mark this ladies' is the universal eject
If the kathalron Bald AM grey head were perfectly
astonished. "The kathairun has fully restored my
hair after badness of J 2 years A. j. CORTLAND
10 Bond st. N. " The .Kathairon is certain cure
for Nervous headache, and all cutaneous diseases
Sold by aIldea.ers everywhere. Try it. Price only
25cts, in large bottles.
D. S. BARNES, Proprietor. l6l Broadway NY
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-16
Yours, &C.,
T.. NJ. DALEY q co..
A CARD

A CARD
The subscriber who has for many years been with
ALFRED EDWARDS & CO., as CASHIER and ccN-
,FIDENTIAL CLERK. takes this method of informing
his friends throughout the United States that he now
with MEssRs. STEARNs Il MARVIN, IA and 146 Wa
ter Street, who manufacture and sell the world re-
nc Wned .WILDER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE with
RicH's IMPROVEMENT" which has never failed to
preserve its contents in the HOTTEST FIRE where he
will be HAPPY to see them or to EXECUTE orders for
SyFEs. STEPHEN Ii. PERSON.
New York Sept. 8. 1854