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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
"a NE 5, subscribe offers for Sale the FARM on
I.ssrQ winch he now resides situated in the town
l.JEL Of Ridgeway, Iowa Co.. Containing 200 acres
= The said Farm is well watered and tim beTed =
mere Is q good frame DWELLING HoUsK, frame Barn
with out houses and other buildings 100 acres are
under fence. The Farm about 81 miles west of Madi
SON. and Il east OF Mineral Point, and contains Lead
Mineral The stock and farming implement. will be
sold With the Farm il desired. There is also rood
ofcfrd on ls premises Also, for saie SO acres of
good Timber land in the vicinity of The Farm For
further particulars enquire WM. r. S.nrsos at The
Gigeway House, Of the subscriber on the premises
-, - RICHARD lSAACS.
hlukeSaS, March :, 800. 3ul7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
KEW BONNETS And NEW GOODS.

FsNiiE largest and best selected Stock of BnNNETS.
ID RIBBONS and TRIMMINGS brought into the
town of Mineral Point. and the CheGpsst
MRS. OTIS is thankful for past patronage, and hopes
for continuation, She informs the Ladies' of Mineral
Point and vicinity, that her uck is much enlarged and
the prices in proportion. She has inst received he
Patterns with great riety Of '-iii<. Grape.
Lawn and Lecn ssONNsssS Also, FRENCH
E7-yA LACE, PUNISHABLE, TUSCAN and ~,
vgsI Stray 3 DfYJII[aigH.57 ~
% ererp raricty-
Together with of pieces of Spring styles and fashion
able BONNET RlBbpNS-and "a great variety OF Bonnet
SILKS, TRIMMINGS, &c. DR. IS, TIdsINGs- HcsIERy
and CLOVIS not to be forgotten. hede 1860 other
articles which cannot be mentioned advertisem
The trade will be supplied able terIns. All
orders promptly attended to.
MRS T. J. OTIS.
Mineral FONT, April 22, lsj5. 22d
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
OloGLing2 Clothing 3

In this department we defy competition We have at
present on hand a Mammoth stock of FALL and WIN
W TX CLOTHING OF our own manufacture, which for
varly -egance of sly e quality and low prizes cannot
ne surpsssed seher with large assortment of Broad
clUhs CassimeTes- Doeskins, Pcrrshams, Pilots,
cts, Jeans and Corduroys Of description, which
enabled TO otter at Wholesale Retail at less
than Manufacturers prices.
Having n ted up our Second Story exclusively for a
CLIO HING ~ 4 az r. is 90 IS and having now
IN our employ neut some of the most experienced tbt
tiers and "ursmen, viii tut all garments purchss ed
from or any other firm, nie dialey, at the regular
rates There will be delay for OF help,
have IN the different departments, ADMIRED
hands employed, 10 whom the highest wages given
FedCrs Country Merchants and Ni.IiuoTs supplied at
-EcGc York Pr oeS. adding transportation only
TT We viii sell WHOLE SUIT of SyMmKH CLOTH
ING Tor s. 50.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
Valuable Farm for Sale.

y ECENTLY occupied by AsAHrL BENNETT in The
u town of Waldwick, will be sold cheap for cash.
Enquire OF DUNN Il REED, Mineral PoiIt or g. b.
DIl.LEYs Dover, Iowa Co.., Wis.
The 5. w or. of w. Or of Sec. %, Town s. North
Town 5, Range 5 East.
The abuve land is all under good Guilty. alton, good
meadow land near by, with thrifty orchard, good
well wafer. and is situated about miles from NiiI
eral Point, on the direct road to Jancsyie.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
REAL LsTATE AGENCY.

REAL Estate AGENCY,
WE.re now Offering for sale upon reasonable terms,
the following described tracts of land and city lots
IN the Counties of La Fayete, CoIambia and Iowa. Wis
coES.ns '-' VIZ
VALUAEsLE FARM FOR SALE.
Contiguous TO the Mica,4tee g. Mississippi Railroad
SG NJ willsellth BILE arm Iatel ocerp.-d
wy W by MIR. John Hand, together with all the ont
Houses thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
thCif TREES OF the choicest quality Said Farm
nearly 2Go Acres of hrst class land, Acrep
,u'e on Inc same, and well watered Also "A Kinds of
farming Implements. And so acres of nne land near
pover, WIS, with Comfortable House on tn. .aoa
me above premises are situate tho Model Mills.
Iowa County. minute subscription of said premi,e.
may be seen at of1ce.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
In the counties Of Ioca and Columbia, Wisconsin.
.rUNHE undersigned offer for sale the following de-
u scribed Real Estate: s oo
y of IND ofnw "a of sw of sec 90 town 8 rarpe o
SW a OF w a, Sec. %, Town 5, Range 3 East
OF Or "a, S, !"
y of : or.
and F "a of \ or 4. f. . :.
No. acres &c 20 loo % of the Und north fractions
of or. Sec Z. town &, range g..
no acres 81 % leo north fraction No. sec 49, town 10
- range east.
NO. acres II 90lG0 fractional section a. town H. rnnpr
east.
IND x of Lot 47-Vliets survey. Minera, Point. WI,
4 of No. 81, {.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. Sir
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
BUT LEHs,S HOTEL,
PLATTVILLE, WIS.

ILAI ! LILLE, WIS.
II AVlNG taken and fitted up tn formerly uosn
L the - Union Hoei,' the subscriber would re
specially AJAX for IL Il share of public patronage His
Rooms large and airy and in every nj tn
Intention viii be tn consult the comfort and wishes Of
pairons Good Stables and attentive Osllers al
ready.
n. b. Boarders bv the day r week furnished with
unnecessary conveniences unreasonable rates
PlaieS He, Nov. II, 1853. Aft
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
G-ilANYlG, GHANYAS~

We have upwards of one thousand black silk Brosha,
Pln and Crbd Crspe and several other Qualities of all
Dool SII AWls which - i'll commence sell from
dollar upwards, and which beg particular
ten.ion.
BONNIE rs, BONMI5TT8o
We are just receiving up yards of three thousand
nets and large amount of Bonnet SatnS, Innings,
artificial Fowe all l., and several large
RibbUns-beautIful syies-which specially reserve
or the Ladies at their prices.
BOOTS and SsaSss.S great quantities, and
che M b..
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$4,000 REWARD.
All CASH PURCHASES!
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE.
$50, 900 WORTH OF SPRING & SUMNER
G0nGS TO be Sold at a small advance over Cost
PEOPLE'SCHEAP CASH STORE.
Rowan a. Fg'gaOaFscy.

WHO have already receis ed, will continue 10
w receive js for the next six months. by far the
largest cheapest most varied and ui3tt IF
Foreign Tnf Home Manufacture, brought home o
It's inhabitants OF Tins vcinity. % wis ch should
use no time IN l. NJ hr most INN date I'D vantage,
We are iuiy art'r1Ined {, spose q snail advance
'NeF esi ar5 aAd every thug the public shall require
( hands
All cur - . - :. which stand ERE eminent in
point of ~ l.. Htitv gt PRIZES, n a
irelf edus ss"rCe- IfITc. q at
Al iht recent l. rprsu importation ArcJi Rooms
New oTk AMI sh cnH.IUfie 10 tg purchased long
a. the present crest money paic the Ets-,ru market
i-i exist efe}5 enaa ..f''sI the p.,5ic ihe
Du-t aid Cheapest bargains they possibly Wa
Feeling lt r. enuWerate at and every the
atrtaER df:Fcnt articles which shall avn, have
IN hand log The lu"l c 1T their prices woUI be
fingtGeuto taeis M. eJ. shalL for the sqti>ac
Uu of the public, and SdiCs pgrticua5i how
Iiucfi NOR" surprisingly cheap sell thcm
'l'-s Iu their line Than thee have before chased
Die .ii silks al Aains from 81 i per yad upwards
i0uot sards fast Colsrcc Lawns, ~ from Il ccAts
upwards.
80 Pieces Bsreze i-aines, Book. swiss, and Barred
pieces 30 Hl'az5Le black si}k and linen " arp Paid
and claaE able Apacas all co.rs, om ID perry ard
Usually s,lJ at 81 cents
1000 yards figured plaid and plain Muslin DeIaines
Il the latest ad most :auciiul gJyus which will sell
or cts per yard usually sold for 20 cts, and to which
We beg particular at eEtion.
5GGu pieces best Engsh French and American pri nts
81 the Choicest and most varied styles all fast curs
hich We will commence give Is Der ward
IOoO me Embroidered Linen Cambria Haud1erchieis
at ) each.
and Wool UndersIeeyes; French Collars, handk's
Ladies', Gents and Chdrens' White ard Colorod
and GLnvEs Also large assortment Of DO
MES sizes, cOmpris ug Ticking, heavy all Wool ana
Canton FianDes- DENNIS, Stripet Shirng, bleaohed
and uublesched double width shifting and Sheetiug
which we have paid cash, and which we will sell cheap
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

a. NELEnES, who waat 4 nice article of figured
explain Marseiles Vestiucs o. some Summer styIts
of latest patterns, may ind them a;
T : AIIEN,S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

he and soH sell low any competitor the mar
ket Please call and examine. No charge for showing
goods rs. ALLEN
neral Point, October ?, 1884. 4qtf
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- GsIANGE.EfX.

SHESJEf's tTFICK,
Hineisi Puin;, NAV 23th t2J5
Ia - II. hsGSLTnN PrEs Ait'v.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
,Consunption,

SUcCE.S,SFULLY TREATED EBH
s,LNHALA1X0Nf or lAEDICA TED
| tsKAP0RG, ae Z i INT an ~ ssai
|DY Johnson STEWART ROSE, M. b.,
I'D Fellow Of tie Royal College or Physi-
clans and for years senior Physician n the Lon
don Royal Indunary for diseases Of the Lungs.
In the Treatment Of Consumption BY In.
halation, i have obtailed the results which
warrants me 10 asserting that 10 nov as cur.
able Is disease fthe stomach and liver.
Breathing medicine directly into the Lungs
Is certainly the rational mode % attacking the
disease. and like many other great and ben
efcient discoveries, it seems strange why
such treatment was not Tesorted to long ago.
Where there II life, there il now assufedly
hope for the most seemingly hopeless eases, as
throughout al stages Of this insiduous disease,
the woNpERPuL and BENErIcIENT. EFFECTS of his
Treatment are soon apparent. In cas- ., also
q Bronchitis, Asthma, &C., the inhaline pow.
dsfs and vapors has been ieminently successful,
and 70 those suffering under any Of the above
named complaints, { Gan ouIRASrEE sreEDy
kkD gEArAlk RELiEv. ] have pleasure in refer
heighbefhood, who have been restored 10 Wig
oious health About one third Of the above
number, according 70 The patients own state
inents, were considered hopeless cases.
The Inhaiing Methods sooTmINo, SAFE and
SPEEDY, and consists IN the administration Of
medicine In such Z. rhahnef that they are con.
seyed into the Lures Ia the rom Of vAroR,
and produce their action at the seat OF the dis
ease. Its practical success Is destinedio Ieyo.
lhtionl2e the opinions Of the medical world,
and sstabllsh the entire cuaASiLIrY Of con-
applicants VIII please state IL they have
ever bled ftolnthe Longs, ifthey have lost flesh,
have cough, night swsats and fever turns
what and how much they expectorate, what
the condition Of their stomach and bowels.
'rhe necessary medicines, apparatus, &C., win
DO forwarded TO any part. 80
TERMS ~ Five dollarA consultation Zee.
Balance Of Zee payable only when the patients
report Themselves convalascent.
REcoMMExDArroN " PHYsIc1Axs.
We, the sndsnigned practitioners In medi.
cine, eheerfGliy and heartily recommend Dr..
Roses method Of treating diseases ofthe Longs
and Throat, 90 the HEsf and MOST E1gscFuAL
EvER Introduced inta The medical practice. Our
convictions ere based upon having several ofour
owppatienis. combined consumptises, restored
70 vigorous health, AFTER few months treat
ment by DR.. Rose, In the above named diseases
the application or 'sMedicsted vapors,0 In
hailed directly into the Lungs, may be Justly
considered great boon 10 suffering humanity,
rendering Consumption rkRyrcTir cvAAsLE
Dr.. Rose deserves well Of the profession, ior
his unwearied slabofs In bringing the lnhaling
Method 70 such degree of perfection.
t1ss s:,a " RALPH STONE, y, p. n
JONAS A. MOTT, n. D.
gf5fl NJ Gratis KINGSLEY, u. D.. et
h u, IE Jos RS he,omxx, no.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
Land for sale.


.GNE tract Of land. containing one hundred
" and fifty acres, in the county Of Writ.
inthe Statelof Virginia, Sin mics from The
county seat Of Win county, and 10 miles from
lPaIkefsburg and immediately on the turnpike
rosd leading from ParkersbuTg 70 Writ @. H.,
with seventy-fve acres under cultivation, and
has on u one heyed log house, forty feet long
by 70 wide, one and half stofies high, with
. kitchen 70 one end Of il, and porch the
whole length Of both; together with all neces-
sary out houses, well with good water, and
three scfes OF peach, apple and cherry trees Of
the best kinds Of fruit. There, will be bar
gain given I'm this farm; payments easy and o
good deed given. Forfurthsr particulars APP
ply to Richard or VIM. D. Timms, at Writ c.
h. on 10 Abe sGbscribeL Of Buffalo, Putnam
county. Va. I. IS 4 IS JESSE TlNMS. s.
Also, one tract Of land in Mccain county,
Pa, containing two hundred and Afty scEes,
.unimproved, well tmbefed. with good title.
For particulars, apply 10 Richard Ckadwich,
at Smithson, in said county, OF 10 TIE subseri-
Der st Buffalo, Putnam county. III
ap1 %, ms. y. 800 j. +.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
70 EaltsrH fHhiishsn.
ATTENTION FARMERS.

hAN1EL CARR has Just returned from
IL Buffaio, New York, with one 1of Pitt's
celebrated Threshing Machines. Il threshes
and cleans, ready for the mill 1t one opefs-
and viii warrant it 70 do ths best work ever
done inthe Kanawha' valley.
He can always De found ,iwhen not engaged
with his machine, bis residence, four miles
above the town Of Buffalo, on The Kanavha
river. Charges, the same . other seperators.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

, DIR. ROSES TREATIES on CONSUME.
Ti0N-psice one dollar. Address, 9f93
JOHNSON STEWART ROSE. !
Once 83l Broadwsy, New York.
AZ N. The new postage law requires pre-
payment Of letters. My correspondence being
extensive, applicants TO ensure replies, must
enclose postage.
Mays, nl9,m6 Eiht 1875 t@agg
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
Fashionable Talloring.

~ HOLM having located In Buffalo,
NJ. would inform the citizens hat be u now
ready 10 DO I'll work entrusted y him ina STYLE
10 suit the most fastidious, and ct ptic . ct
which none can gruinbie. His shop is on
Main.streets nearly oyposIts the ''stsr" ONCE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

n ~ X n: = + 4 \ ~. 81
s0I H/+|| UI - VI.
IS0e RH0I 0If< 4 r1rrF V60 ISL
Is n. ~, - ~ (. !. !. -. =. z.
; ~ s1 IA ~ b ~ 4 :, r.. "a N &
Sn s 49,, ~ VIZ 49,. o1..sa s!s.s: tls
~ y3y Xxx; ~ = y.
~ A ~; y !,
" Vc.7 1870, n ~ ~ 80
5ayine rs .iSancs. Sffv 49, go 49,
1ed. - fhe |turchasef. AID leitsfr c6n{sini5s
ofdets should 81 post -bdid ina diFecfed n io7.'
low> ~ f0WLERs NWELLes
l1iN 4 sos 4road tShv. NJ 'T4rf. v
Coustiius;oit " ifsn,' ~ dsoros CO.. Il Z
The onlys a6tkoria.d Asnsricnn fdifion' --
n viii twenty tnrravineSz Ind Poklraif 81
TIE Authok. Price, Muslin. 81 Cent: t|''f
Theett 6f Population. Ueducsd fFSm tho
General Law 81 Animal feftiliiy. ynsrodHc.
ton w Dr. Tfsll, rs ceiits. ~ ri NM /
EelE Instrhctor III Phenoloeyl and Pkv.
sIology Illustrated with Ode El1ndred Rnrra.
4 yinrs: iflclidink = Chart for rceofainr ihe -.
rious Deereea 81 Deyelonelnoni; by q! q. and
\, L. IN, Fowler. Price ii bap6r 30 81 nf5. MA.
lin. 81 centS. ~ = 4 l.ss's ll N NJ
Accidents And Enoroanc;nas a l}n;a.
oontsin;ii, ii sd7 "A III n,.sA
NJ CnfsI Rs.isss cc..;.s Rsess. " $780,
Dislocalions. Ba;lrds5 ssd stssmi;o.t 4 M:
dents, R,fflls sid scalds. Ritls IN 1fad Does.
II Cholera, Injured Eyes, Chok IN, pUison. Fiss
Sah-S Stroke, Lighting Dtoitninr ect. ect. An.
psadik'by ii. TisIi. Is I esais: A ~ n 4.
Bulwer, Forbes. dud Hduht5n. 81 TIE
4 Water Treatment. Va Eotnniiation 81 4 apera
and Lecturer 81 The Subject az Hyf,sne ind
Eydrcpathy. Edited BY Houeht 4, 81 Is.
Consumption; is Prevention and Cure Nv
Tie Waief Treatment With ndyics concern.
ins Ils.ln9sl hags q lhs Lungs, oosyl,. colis
Asth'ns. RFosehitiss Ard Sore Thsd5tg " 5Dr.
Shew " cent?, n. 80 80 ].
domestic Practice ri Hydropathy with q
Form q Report ior the Assistance u RI.
y tien.s n CONSUMING Their physicians q CORES
\, Ponuence ~ az. Y ohns0n5 ~ y. N ODE
Errors Of Physicians and Others III the
Pr4etiee Of the Watefs Cure; by r. II. Ilausse.
From the German, 80 cents \! N VI y,
Hydropathie Family Physician. I "a ready
Prescfiber and Hygenic adviser, Titil refer.
eiice to the Nature, Causes. Prevention, ind
/ Tteatment of Diseases, Accidents and Casusl-
itifs of every kind; with a Glossary, Table q
4 Contents. and Iulsxt illustrated with nsar
FhEse Snnassd snss.slpss s * yosL shsx s
sia9saally esuna Pr'ss rfe.paid n iuAil g g
,ssIllc Lnc 80 Pssols' = $500 " g
nyuIcpatny and Hygene. Gonsalning 0pt-
Boy /, H Z e Agencss and ths Prsssrsation
IS Y 5 ' Io2Llsy;
soecai Pstboioyy IA NV Hyiro IN ~ 49,
Tnrludine ~ Nsfnre. csns.s. sv,rniSr. sr5
Trn.4r,n1tl ~ Lror T,;a. - -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
RIIII1|.

!, j conj,nis siQnef 00D5;1 20 IA A [-|I.|.
ou1litfor Putnam w ~. b. = | .. . ri NJ.
egtlfa ejmf1 &I6|ost u 1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

II NDREW PARKS. OF ~ k5EifX q !.
~. and JAMES ", 'Ho 0E /. 81 pH(nti1
county, having enteted ito pSltncuIjr, q
Attorneys and Couneolora 10 Law Unt1[ -
style Of E ARK6 = HoG E, ~ IL 66lrti@1 n
Mason and Putnam; VIII sftei|t ~ 1rls
W, quarterly and circuit courle ~ TIKI 1cUos
ties and win attend pIoInpiiy u uiI E1.I1e15
which may Be entf1Sked % thS1n, ~ l<l1I
ing TO theiF profession II III III IS .,;,7K .5@il
ianiissS PARils = Hon1 4
NTEssRs. DAVID Wcc6l1AS, IE2Is
|.lNl Jndgeo ne leth cifcull. J 611 ~.
Nc O0MAs. having enteSsd jnt1 D1IlU .I'r
or The purpose " pkaefioins LAW 4 11eleo1S.
tea cf KnnAvhas Putnam, Mason {1t|oo&
Cabeil, Wayne, LoEan and. Boone, ~ UI1(('1l
Court at Paykenbufg and Wytho D. ~, ~
The Court Of AhpesI5 81 isoWio00xs.
They have associage1 win l16r1 DoSu& -
|cf tespeelsbility and elapiire - 1k1 <11Ik
dur eounties, Who will ~ elW0u r rINro -
see % The interest Of theit elionls, u>iIo a ~
NtComss. II leGst Will t6sids II ~ M g
Kallawha. Beine thas'sitoo>oG, ~ .3~ q.
tend MOST rHonPruR % ne co1l1Ili1~ VI ~
claims, and " tsansaetion e III bU.1r -
trusted to them, and they iRuik that ~ d Io1&
expetience A. the b15, md tnciS ~ |.1
and fidelity Will ensure i ell ! i1lI 1cI| ~
1 "A aaIt DAVID M6O ~
jan ! is56E i =. .'1lseQ1 n
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
Tht Crop n England.


Fhs following extract of . erreceived
BY ! GlsFks farmer from q farmer in Glou-
cesterstife, England, dated May 18th,
win Help to give On idea ST the wheat pro
spsctsiu thai country: M st.s
s.We have had very dry weather for I
Isdt time, and suffered greatly for wanl
osSatsr. The generality Of the wheat
NON neighborhood Is looking excessively
bad and serysthin; and the ground in fact
% very min q plant that many people have
bsen drilling n spring wheat ON up The
Il. caoss n n. C4RoInA. The Fayetts,
rille Observer Of the 18th instant says:
"The past three or four weeks have
made d prodiRous change Iii the prospect
81 farmers ia N. G. a month ago there
was 4 serious fear Of failure ID some patts.
and scarcity .eserywhsres Now every
tl1inu books bright and fresh: vegetation il
luxsirailt:: and should no c6lamity befal,
he land viii tenn With abundance. We
learn from friend who has Just Travelled
from Buncombe to this place, that on the
whole route be did not see an Indifferent
Geld 0fgrsip.' & II II fl sa: Il S.
CaolxRk II sRtreHlr. Thirteen deaths
are reported 10 have occured ON station 81
of tl,e n. w Railroad, near Psnnsbotough,
from & dissase, tie symptoms Of which re.
sembied cholera, end other persons were
lyiDgilL We have since learned, however,
that these deaths occurred from eating
souirrols d. had been poisoned b arsei.
icvhich bad Men put 6tt for The purpose
81 Destroying th>p, but they we're killed
Nv TIE hnniers b Nm tie poison had =,
isnefsct and thsh tsuE- IssoNA sssls.
"A MoxAH o. ADsAyczp A0x.-Mrs.
Mary Cazney, nov resid . il Cofes coun.
", Tennessee, was one n Pdred and one
ysats 81 SRs, On The "a IA of My ~
Sic re,sini befsi ii gr5Pft hsr ~
era1 hea|lh = reed ben nan iaonlIice
an unimnarod. nhe ktilI m Dorfcfue
other licftWosk with ecl'tIlj. ~ 11clt'
and converses hith Der ffi6nQs, q s|iII
possesses cheerful mind Her iien
a.uslwns LEssr. Many 81 - - I'D
anti WsIs present. atths eslebsstien 9, q
last birth d. IS, ss,. ~, J. ~
= Tia jsws hsss srscssd shuspilslin NJ
Yrok "a ~ " 81 "a poor sex al1onI
them 4 tkxH .g
I'''' ss III lsst til .lg IL
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

|. The Legislature OF New Hampshite
have elected y, s. Senators, James Bell
for the long term, and John P. Hale forthe
short term. = sssSs l'ssrlssssss
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

yzE sss;|s. v ssp 4! !ss !. z rl
i,seqnivsiSn7. ~ ihess w - = ~ ~
nnntts oEyYSuaea pressed 11oa - ~}1|.3
81. lot me psxt " 10 lfs JIoDl III ||e-
BY It'll eplae9t md thoS3 Who IucGo ne 6lIII.
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THE CRors IN GEoRGrA a. MilledeyiIle
correspondent Of the Savannah Georgian
says thatthe crops are good ineyery coun.
~ in that Stateo In The Cherokee county,
since wheat cutting has commenced, corn
has fallen from one dollar and q half 10
one dollar per bushel The wheatcrepis
abundant $50 afeloat and potato crops. q
The newspapers from al parti Of the
country speak Of good rains and Of inn
proved prospect Al q The crops Of 81 kinds:
Erscr.oss. Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa.
Kentucky, Missonriand Texas. hold their
elections on the FIRST Monday in August,
Tennessee on the first Thursday, and North
Carolina on the second Thursday Of the
same month. on the second Monday in
September the election in Maine occurs,
and thatof Vermoht on the frst Tuesday
Of flne same month"; ins5a8 "a s.ssH4 -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

CiOthing,
peffdnsry Ind iahcf articles, Nhich havsbssn
detected With great care By Nj. Mccoy, who,
from biz long acquaintance with ths waits Of
this section, Is well qualified 70 select q stock
tuited Ia this tfade. 2t'''F ~
Cduatrt pIodics Of ell kinds wanied, ana
the Highest market prices paid for The same.
I Aprsi IS; 1885, I'll. $500 49,.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

.HARDWARE. "a es - Hand, Broad and
J. 81 Choppihg; Eistchetb, Hammers, Nail
AID Tack; AugursS BRIDGES and Bits; saws;
Locks. Rnob, Stdok and Pad, Gate Hinges and
s susss. Of sll kindsk screwsafsa. Wood and
! Knises-rsn andP oef.t, shoe, Butcher and
Bride Bits from a6 cents 70 GO;
Strrups and spui4 curb chains;
Plain bits, doubiH and single;
!. Gun locks, Permission ana fash; IL
Powder TASKS and percussion caps;
Razofs, razor streps, hopes, brushes and IA
zor. powder; 1iSs3 ef "a ltlltaAsfg 4
Steel yaftis ana bAiaiissy fsp st5ps A
Window springs, and shutter fastninEs; q
Sheer, shears, steal and trying squares; 81
Chisels Of all kin,ly, drawing kaives;
Carpenters adzs, Sc, &c. ~
90 sRTszER, tEALE 4 co.
Pt Pleasant, Jam "a. 4yf 20 Y
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klpuf k.sssss Y. syseess .slsst - 1ka SO q
Bheat .sss 4. tssp sissff.trst1 eosa u "
Corr. ssSss. sgss,ss ssgs9. 80. d q ! ~
Oats ~ st.x. ss ~ .ss s.sis.. sato7l
MEAL ssss gaEsS4aAs4 u ~
Bran, pet i00. pouhds .s.s..... z-er g.
suttsf w sss. .ssas .lst .-s5s4 an y
-; y. x \. 4. ~ y s - ~
,tssI!Se reteh es Il. s.s.s 49, ~
Dried Apples I. ]. 80. 4 ~
phjckers, PEI dozen =. :. 9.sl 10
pct.. pst hundred pounds y. 8 q q
lTiiis sssns. ri sdsksl. / 6, iaio
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TOuN q. NEEE. Isspselfslly iif6ma
& SIN ss7yinr 81 Ed sSosS issIlss; Il =, n
II branches, il the sl1 lori1tsly occupied 81
9. W. IayloS. He hs6cs, fyom bic lonf 6x-
perisncs ohd sifon(iot Is business % nSt;f
lhsps 81 pablo psttotstt. IA,
cuTHlEe DOVE Al THt sHoRTEs1