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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

FROM CALIF0fNIA,-A despatch frcm San
Andrees under date ofSept &c, gives fright
lul account Of a murder, the arrest of the often.
der. and execution by the people, thus:.-
A cold hlooded murder was perpetIated at
Angels Camp on DR.. Armstrong, by man
named U. Cookbook, at A P. NJ, on Friday
Armstrong accused CUlebrook Of stealing hogs
some time ago, and ColebrOok went to Arm-
strong's cabin, and without saying word,
plunged knife irto his heart, killing hun in
stantly. ColebroOk was arrested, and while
being tried before Justice of the Peace, the
popu ace made fiequent threats to hang him,
upon which assistance was sent for to San An
drees. On the receipt of the news, Dtputy
Sheutfs Schrooble and Belts started with u
posse for the scene Of the murder, Upon their
arrival, man arose in the court room and
urged the mob to hang the prisoner i.Amedi-
atelY, "that officers were there to protect him,
and more were on the road" Then followed
a scene thHt battles description. The officers
tried to close around the prisoner, but were re-
pulsed, the lights put out, and the Deputy
Sheriff Belts and another taken and disarmed.
Schrooble was put forcibly out of the door, and
amidst cries of "shoot hnn," etc., the prisoner
was dragged to tree and hung. The officers
called on the citizens to assist them, and bear
witness who were the executoners but no
response was ua0e. All tue uTes and lights
were extinguished, and CoebroOk was hung
in total darkness. Colebrook was an English
sailor, anu was brother Of the Colebrook who
shot Chilero near Campo Seco last year, and
was baied out, then absconded. and has new r
been seen since.
Another extraordinary scene is recorded, in
an attempt at suicide in the Court of Quarter
Sessions at San Francisco. The Herald suys:-
That at "about one o'clock, a man named
Francois Dumas alias Boil, convicted of grand
larceny in stealing silver keyed flute, at
tempted to commit suicide by cutting his THROAT.
While a'motion was being argued for new
trial, Dumas, who was sitting in the prisoners
box suddenly pulled forth a small pocket knife,
opened the blade and drew it across his throat,
inflcting severe cash, from which he bled
profusely. Several bystanders, however, inter-
terred and arrested his arm before he succeeded
in doing himself any serious injury. lie was
taken out of Court and had his wound dressed,
after watch he was brought in again and SEN
fenced to seven years in the State prison. A
number OF papers were found in his scat, ad-
dressed to Coroner Kent, Judge Freelon and
several other persons, in which it was conclu-
sively shown that he had contemplated suicide
lie could not scape punishment. At late
our last evening he attempted to hang himself
In one OF the cells of the County Jail, but was
frustrated in time by Deputy Sheriff Harrisona
He seems to be laborins under sn alteration
Of mind, and only watching On opportunity to
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
KENT COUNTY TICKET.

ScRatOr james Green
Representatives.. d Wild John Van
Gasken John @, Wilson James d. KINNEY
John W. Cooper Elias T. Boothe, Elias Smith
ers
Sheriff Nathaniel G Powell
C0TOnsr.-Mies I, Shorts.
lsVy Court Commissioner. Collins,
Duck Greek Hundred Samuel Colbert, Dover
John Kersey, Murderkill; John Fletcher Glenn.
ents, Muderkill Henry Galloway, Mispillion.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
tOilninston. DtIaware
Representative to Congress.
HON. ELISHA ID. CULLEN.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY TT CRET.

iSeHatoT-Samuel Mc0aulley, Of Wilmington.
RepresentatiVss-Rober U. Fraime BrRndywine
Hundred; Alexander II. Adams, ohrstiana; Abb
raham Cannon, White Clay Greek George Q. Ty.
bout, New Castle; Thos. W. Pelville, Red Lion
Thomas Murphy, st. Georges Robert A. Cochran
APPOINTMENTS.
ShsHF Thomas Scott.
COr0Rer.-Lindsey Pierce,
Levy Court ComnltssioHerS-Lewis Zsbley
Brandywine; Edwin Harner Wilmington; WIN
z. Derrickson, Ohfistiana David w. iemmill
New Castle; curtis B. Ellison, Pencader.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
M o fiat g Life Pills
=. PHOENIX BITTERS.
. Free from all Mineral Poisons.

THE great popularity which Moffat' s
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters have at.
! taidedy in consequence Of the extraordi.
nary cures effected by their USE. renders
it unnecessary for the proprietor to enter
into particular analysis Of the medical
virtues or properties. Having been more
than twenty years before the public, and
having the united testimony Of more than
Three Millions of persons who have been
restored to the enjoyment Of perfect health
by them, it is believed that their reputa-
ton as the best vegetable medicine now
before the public, admits Of no dispute,
In almost every city and village in the
United States, there are many who are
ready to testify to their efficacy in reno
wing disease: and giving to thewhole sys-
ITEM renewed ,vigoriandl health.
In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scuryey
or Eruptions Of the skin, the operation o1
the Life Medicines is truly astounding,
often removing in a few days, every yes.
tige Of these loathsome diseases, by their
| purifying effects on the blood. Fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia, soon yield to thcil
curative properties. No family should b.
without them, asb by their timely use much
suffering and expense may be saved.
| Prepared by WILLIAM B. MoFFAT, NJ
/ D., New York, and for sale by
4 .5>.-t~>>& DR.. E. L. HOOFF.
lv1n50yl >> Buffalo, Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
A Tragsdy...Death Of MI kenna.


{ 1t 10 our painful task to rccorl the
most bloody and fatal tragedy that
has ever transpired in our peaceful
village. On Saturday last, when the
boarders at the kanaNfla House were
assembling for dinner, and the sitting
room between the bar and, dining
rooms was pretty we'll crowded, Mr..
g. Smith demanded of Edward Ken.
ma, Esq. an explanationor ,retraction
ofa charge made against him through
Mr.. Watt. kenna denied or explain
eli the said charge to the satisfaction
of Mr.. s., and as he turned from Ken
ia to leave the room, Mr.. Watt cal
led kenna a ''liar," and struck him
with his fist. A scuffie ensued.-
Neither Of the parties had deadly
weapons. At this instant there Mere
in the room three or four discharges
T. ola pistol or pistols. Mr.. Kenna
~ fell and expired instantly;a ball stri-
king him in the back, passing through
the vital parts probably the heart
and lodging immediately under the
skin below tile right. nipple. Mr..
Wattreceivedtwo slight wounds from
bullets--one making a crease on his
head, and the otherientering his left
arm and passed down TO near the ell.
bow, where it was extracted. Much
: excitement prevailed in and about the
hotel. No one could tell who fired
the shots such was the suddenness
of the ARRAY, and the consequent con
fusion in the room, that no one saw a
pistol in the hand OF any. one. Cor
oner Newton caused d jury to be sum
moned. and assisted by Jacob Cos.
horn, Esq, promptly commenced a
very thorough investigation of the
sad affair. The result of the investi.
cation was, that tte$iury were of the
opinion to Mr.. Kenna came to his
death. by wounds inflicted by a pistol
or pistols, in the hands of James V.
and Andrew D. Lewis, brothers-in.
law Of the deceased Prompt meas
ures we're taken for their arrest, which
have thus: far been Intellectual -Ka-
no,cha RepnbL;can. / ~.s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
From the Kauawha Republican.
AsTrlbut. Of Resp,tt--,Ms Of the Ba,

d :
At a meeting of the Kanawha Bar,
held at the Court House on Monday
the 18th day OF June, 1856, the fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously
~passcI: II i. ~ ~ -
Il. Resolsed, That We have learned
with deep sorrow and regret, the sud,
den and untimelys death Of EDWARD
-kESSA, Esq, 4 member Of the ka-
nawha Bar. H..
p Reee{sed, Fiat in vitw of this
dreadful calamity, and as a testimo-
NAL of.respcct to the. memory, Of the
deceased as a lnentber Of our body.
we will move his Honor tie Judge of
this Court, now in session, to adjourn
slf3 same till o-morrow, and have
these resolutions and proceedings of
this meeting entered on the record of
the Court. - Il
3. Rcsolred, That a; copy Of these
proceedings bylaid before the Circuit
Court now in session, and be pub
lished in the kanawha and lach,
tnoni papers. =. ri r.
4. Rfsokted, That this meeting
ADJOURN M. DUNBAR, Chm. y
d. AcCoMAs, Sec. ,-..-7 !. 81" .
Upon the meeting of the Court,
! Matthew Dunbar, Esq, as the chair
man of thelneeting, presented to the
Court the above resolutions and pro-
ceedings, and asked that the same
might be entered on the records of
the Court; to which his Honor Geo:
W. Summers responded in the fol-
j, lowing words: :..5 =
~ The Coutt sincerely syn1pathises
with the members of the bar in the
expression of sorrow for the loss of
one of their members. Had Mr.,
-Kenna died from disease, or by acct
dent, the tidiugs of his death would
harebrought painful emotions to those
who have been associated with him
here But: to have been cut of. by
violence, in our very midst, as lit
were while this court was in session,
ana he engaged in its labors, is a
startling event TO occur ih our hitherto
peaceful community, and one which
every we'll disposed citizen must pro-
foundly ideplore.. = +! ~. i, + ,
The manner and circuIm instances of
istdeath are subjects of enquiry be-
fore theiproper authorities, and | for
bear to say more. /. T II
The proceedings and resolutions Of
the Bar are directed to be entered
uponthe Order Book of the Court;
and in accordance with the request
contained in one Of the resolutions,
the Court is adjourned until S o'clock
tomorrow = H. i. /
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
i'6uFFALo MARKETS.
CORRECTED wEEKLT.
SPRING, which causes ali nature

SPR!Nd, winch causes all nature to
bud forth, alsoI arouses the slumbering
diseases which through the colds Of Win.
ter have laid dormant in the system Of
the human frame. AS an "ounce of pre-
tentative is better than pound of cure, I"
all who wish to ward of the attacks of
Summer, would do, we'll to avail them
selves Of the virtues. of Carriers Spanish
Mixture, which possesses power over
the blood perfectly unapprcached by any
medical discovery vet made. BY rem
dering the blood, the great seal Of life,
pure and healthy, By its singular action
on the secre.ions opening the pores Of
the Skin, gently stimulating the Liver,
and@infusing life and vigor throughout
the system, it has won for itself a name
which Is only equalled by it's really good
effects. All diseases Of the Blood, Scro.
fula, Rheumatism, Syphilis. the effects
of Mercury, or in prudence in life resui-
ting in shattered constitution, are per,
manently and speedily cured by Carriers
Spanish Mixture. AS Spring and Fell
medicine, it is PROFESSIONALLY the very
best known. TIL ousands who have de-
rived such singu Jar benefit from its use
gladly testify to It's remarkable qualities,
Try it in time. ~: nil.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
STAR OF THE KANAWHA VALLEY.
,AGENTS, AGENTS,l.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
DEDcnNc .-.1..L - =, =,

DERSONS sending me their address,
L will mail postpaid full descrip.
tive catalogue OF my Books, and with I'M
structions to operate that will 9enable
them to make from $50 to 800 pei
month. The list comprises over iOO
New and Popular Books. Address D.
RULISON. Quaker City Publishing
House, SO S. Third St.. Philadelphia. =
Or if living West, to H. NJ. RULlSON,
Cincinnati, Ohio. T.. =:
P.>S. Editors OF any regular weekly
newspaper or monthly periodical through.
ovt the United States, giving the above
advertisement four or more insertions, in.
Guiding this notice, and sending me CO.
pies of the papers, DE. containing the
same, shall bave copy Of Brother Ma
son, the Circuit Rider, or Ten Years a
Methodist Preacher. book containing
$50 pages, l2mo. Bound in beautiful
style, mailed to their address post paid.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
q. HORN,

MOULD most respectfully inform the
w citizensEof BUFFALO and vicinity
that he still carries on his business at his
old stand, on Main Street.
He has lately laid in
NEW STOCK OF GOODS. 81
suitable for Summer Clothing. and will
sell chem at prices as low as the they can
be bought in Cincinnati Or elsewhere.
Asuit Of summer clothing, consisting Of
coat, pants and vest, can be had, at his
store, At from 50 and upward, either
ready or made to order, aud lie guaran-
tees the same TO fit well. and the sewing
ito be Of the best manner.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
shown to him, he solicits ! continuance
Of the same. sN
All orders attended to At the shortest
notice. Cutting done at any time. at rea-
sonablc prices, ;.E
April 80, 1856. n3m5 K
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
xLCR.
NOW is YOUR CHANCE

THE subscriber is now at Pitrat's Ian!
L ding with his MAMMOTH SKY
LIGHT DAGUERREOTYPE BOAT,
whore he is prepared to take Daguerteo-
types Of sl sizes, single or in groups,
from the smallest fnger-ring to the lar
gest size plates, without copying.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining TRUE
and lrrE-Lrx1 picture. would do well to
Children taken from 8 till la O'Clock
dark clothing is preferable.
The public are respectfully invited to
can and examine my specimens. and
then decide for themselves. 4
June f6tf, I'D J. ", BROWN. Z
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
v,'1n50y1.
A%M-s,,l X IT EMJTARIE j.
ia1k IL PROPERTY ron SALE.

THE: undersigned, having purchased
i other property in this village, offers .at>
private sale his present residence. COM
Iprising a comfortable dwelling house, 80
by Is feet, with kitchen attached Also,
q neat little dwelling standing ii the yard,
Is feet square, with stone chimney. On
same lot is well Of excellent water, q
smoke house. granery, stables, &c.
Also, another lot, adjoining the above,
on which there is 4 sung frame building,
l8 feetsqusre, one story and a half high,
occupied at present as an Office, and with
little expense could be converted into 4
dwelling, for a small family. On the
premises there are some tine thrifty fruit
trees, shrubbery, We.
The two lots contain about 2 acres Of
prime land. All Of this property win be
sold on the most accommodating terms.
and possession given Immediately.
7 SYDIEHAM HEREFORD
REp Hos.E SHOALS, March 60, 1850
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
Wool Cardine.

THE subscriber would inform the pub
L lie that his CARDING MACHINE
is in excellent condition. and is in full
operation, ready to do work with dispatch
aud in the best m amer. He has~the
same careful and experienced Carder,
JAMES N. BRYANT, employed last
wear. His. terms are the same as last
year. He W i'll receive bales of Wool de-
posted at James Mason's, opposite the
Mouth Of Seary, and at Robert Sam
mons at the Mouth of Poca.
- .s55"... 81. JAMES HIGH.
Highs Mill, Poca, June II, 1856.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
Land! La ndH LandH
FOR SALE.

0E0l ACRES of LAND, in Mason
LoUU county. Va, on the kanawha
river, II miles from its mouth, and on
the Charleston and PIT. Pleasant turn
pike road 100 acres of IMPROVED
BOTTOM LAND. with comfortable
house and out-build ings, besides several
small improvement is Of from 10 to 20
acres This land Is admirably adapted
70 the production Of tobacco, small grain,
and grass, and portions of it good corn
land; and will be sold all together, or in
tracts, to suit pure hasers, at very low
rates. A general warrantee deed will be
made. Address the subscriber at Buff
falo, Putnam county, Va. or h CRAIG,
>Deerfeld, Augusta county, VA
..,. GEO. W. CRAIG.
June 10, v9nllm 3. -
Rockingham Register copy 3 months,
and send account I'd this office. - -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
NOTICE.

THE co-partncrshp between GEORGE Il
i BnormEn having been dissolved, on
the. LIST day Of May, all persons knowing
themselves to be indebted to them are
requested to call on a. F. George, al
Red House Shoals, or L. G, George, Al
Buffalo, and settle their accounts at once,
as we are determined to leave the country
as soon rs the business can be settled, and
no longer ndulgrnce can be given. X
GEORGE u BROTHER.
, MAY 81, n7w4. -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
l." ~ WILLIAM SMITH,
Saddle and Harness Maker;
BUFFALO, VA.

~ ~, BrFFALo, VA,
MOULD. inform his friends and the
wv public generally that he still con-
.tinues to manufacture every description
Of work in his line in the best manner,
and at as low prices as can be purchased
in Western Virginia.
Thankful for The patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, he respectfully asks a
continuance of the same.
Junel1, 1856,Han1Otf. Z.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
Tn. Markets.

BALrlMoRE, June1 8.-Floursteady;
sales, at Sc, Wheat tirmer; sales Of
white at 81 5o@s1 IS, red at 81 81
CfscIssArI, June 1s:-Flour-the
market is exceedingly dull. Wheat
is dull at 90@95 for red. - - !. Il VI
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

Grocery and Hardware Department.
In this Departing Mt we keep a very large
stock of grocerieS,S mch as y. o. sugar, coffee
te', molasseS, crushed; pulverized and loaf SUI
gar, pepper. spice, ginger, indigo, LARA anu lin
seed OIL, VIII te lead, tobacco, candles, soap,
sup. carb. soda nee, ex. log wood, cotton, yarn,
copperas, alum, SaIcraius. powder, lead, shot,
and great many otleI articles usually kent
in grocery store, too numerous to mention.
Also. large stock of Carriage and hardware,
consisting Of manila and hemp corda ge, from
! to . inches: iron. steel, nails, castings. cut
Iery, of all kinds. hui ID ne materials, mechan
les, cOoptrs, and farmers tnOlS;1 mill .whip,
cross cut and other saws, OF the best English
and American manufacture, 10 which we mar
ticulatly lnylte the attention of farmers, me-
chanlcS aud Iunlbemen.' As great care has
been Observed IN TIL SCI &c ion Of these articles
Eve think YOU woulh do well 10 call and ey.
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere
feeling assured that il Will be TO your adyap.
lage to do so.
Particular attention given 10 any orders We
NAV lie favored with.
Our stock cons SITS, in part Of -.
Cloths; and csSSimerts, great variety, II
Flannels, OF every variety,
Fancy colored SatinetS ~
Ladies' dress goods,
Silk goods. .
White goods,
/ Gloves AMI hosiery.
ShawIs, carpets, &c,
Oil cloths. ~,
Boots and shoes,
Mems and boys hats,
Cloth dress and jrock coats.
| Assorted sacks, comprising sacks, hal sac ks
ard pea jackets, ,. ..
| Ass rted business c oats, 49,,
| Cloth sack coats,
| Sack over coats, or all styles, U.s..
Assorted pants, of all grades, lined and no.
lined, :: ~.
Ass rted vests, high, low and medium rUll
ngle and double breasted, ..
Boys clothing. large assortment,
Shirts and drawers, 49,.
Sad1lery, ,H~
Clocks, 49, -
Glassware, g..
QueenSware, ..''
Notions, '''.
Combs and brushes, -.
TdDes, -. IT,. -.
I Castings, Z.
Cutlery. OF every description,
Housekeepers Articles, 80 .:@
Farmers articles, ~. r..
/ Building materials ."s ..arE.
!; Blacksmith's too's, IT, a q
Coopers' tools. .''e,- ana FG :~st ZIG
Planes, Z.
~ CKsrlc-,on, Nov =. 1855, 25tf .:
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

Ill tIOubtuk 6uSu VHAuNOfo 4sAO0tENAi
properties to this remedy, no rash or un q
warrantable assertion is made, but isl
simply stated q fact; proven undeniably
and conelusively BY the extraordinary
cures, md bcnefts derived from its use,
under the direction Of its illustrious orig
inator, pr. Hoofand, among all tclasses
Of Europeans society and from tho in
mense mass Of testimony, from all parts
ofthe American continent, accumulated
during the last ten years, in the hands Of
the present proprietor. The prevalence
Of Idiseases to which the German Bitters
are adapted. it is with sorrow we say Il, 10
almost universal, indeed there is scarcely
family throughout the whole extent Of
our country in which there cannot be
found among its members that peculiar
SALON ana ianguid appearance denoting
diseased Liver, or an cmaciated and
suffering Dyspeptic.
I Then Of what immense importance t.
this class Of invalids, that 4 certain and
reliable remedy should be placed within
their reach; one in which no banefuf or
injurious drug enters into its compost
ton; remedy on which the patient can
Irely with the utmost confidence and Ger
tainty and be assured from actual and
tangible proofs, that the article he - using
really possesses the virtues attributed to
it. Such remedy, is, & oeaqnd's Ger
man Bitters." Thousands Of dollars
have been expended in its manufacture
and diffusion throughout all parts of this
continent, and the proprietor feels the
greatest satisfaction in stating. that there
is no state. county Or even village whore
the Medicine has been introduced, chat
there cannot be found numbers, willing
to testify to its virtues. s
It is used constantly in the practice Of
a large number of the most prominent
Physicians in the country, Who have also
added their written testimony. III evil
dence Of its great virtues. In conclusion
then, we would respectfully ask Of all
those afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases to give the Bitters 4 trial, and rest
assured il will never be regretted. In
proof Of the statements above made, al
are invited to read attentively, the Alma
mac or Practical Receipt Book, for Far
mers and Families. containing a great
number Of useful receipts, in addition to
the testimony, in favor Of the Bitters.
from the most prominent and we'll known
individuals, III all parts Of the Union
All Agents for the Bitters IRE authorized
to distribute the Almanac gratuitously
Principal Office and Mandatory, IS
Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale wholesale by Druggists IN al
the principal cities, and At retail by apoth
ecaries and stoorkeepers iirevery town IN
the United States and Canada, md BY
i DIR. E. L. HOOFF, Buffalo, and cox.
NER q HENSON. Hurricane Bridge.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
NOTICE.

pEING about to remove to- the State Of
DMissouri, have placed into the hands
Of HENRY l. FISHER, Esq, Of Poin,
Pleasant, Mason Co., for collection, all
notes due me. Persons, therefore, owing
me, by note, are requested to call on Mr..
Fisher immediately, and settle the same.
Il III M. D. BROWN.
BUFFALO. March 80. 1856.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

D GALLIPoLIs STOVE DEPOT.
r.. MArnERs., C! HENRY.
III. { Successors to F. Aothers,)
.nEALERS in Stoves, Crates. Castings,
III Pumps, Lightning Rods, Copper,
Tin, Japanned and Sheet-Iron Wares,
and House Furnishing articles, &c, &c,
atthe old stand of F. Mathers, Court
street. $40
Gallipolis, May IS, 1856, naws.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
KENTUCKY. LIME

DCRWELL u FORD, having been apt
ID appointed as agents G'f NUNS Ken
lucky Lime, are at the public service to
furnish small or large quantities of the
same. No use to recommend. Give it a
trial. 1t stands<6n its own goodness
Price, per barrcl. at the wharf.boat,. TT
Pleasant, $40, all orders will meet
prompt attention.
. PIT. Pleasant, June 4, 1856, v2n8n.