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9ALSO, at the same lime and place.
Valuable Piece OF Land.
WIN Buildings on it. and in the immediate -,
nelghn"rho"d and i'rnrrly belonging To Ar Saf1i;55
JMhchell by Theodore Hurst, Trustee for ,hs Ia!E
sale OF The Anthony Estate. and containing
III ACRES, , Roods and ) Pcrches.
reservng the grave yard. Persons desirouso Of
9oou ana valuable real esIaeare requested tc examine
LERMS or SALE-A credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months, 10 he secured by band ,;ii soy %,'"
June (, IS56-ts ''""'ce'
Smyrna times., 1856-06-25

LUST, a Coral Armlet with Gold Locket.
on Sunday last, in this town. Any person re.
turning the same to the subscriber will be suta-
by4ewardcd. Jos. b. BENsoN
WANTED, Immediately, Two Appren.
tlcc Boys, Between the ages of - and II wears.
to learn the Moulding Business.
Apply to PRATT a. DAVIS.
my7 Iron Founders Smvrna Dol
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M@ @@ - ~ ga sz,,s:
Trustees Sale

II vlr'uH OF decree Of the Circuit Court of Ken,
10 public sale at the door of tho Hotel IN Co. -
in Kent coumy Md, ON " o's''o""
MONDAY, tue 9TH day of July next.
at The hour OF ii o'clock, a. NJ all that l,roe ,nd
49, valuable ' 'so anu
sAiii TAVERN PROPERTY
eIA!;I situate IN said town and now occupied bv MIR
Inhh Pennington The said property is in good rc,oir
stands for hotel in The county y "'' ooS'
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BANKERS.

Nos, As and A South Third st pb;loJs,,
Foreign and pOtOesllc Exchanue (,ald -, pun
Eon aud all nnc"rrent Bank Notes. purchased 81 M "r
Exchange on all available points in The Initial ST.,
l0f sale Collections made with nromDtncsa i o,'lFS
eh at current nies Of Exchange without b.s anu SET
cepl when at par o"afge' ex-
opon Time AMI Call Deposits, such interest Will, H.
aIiSwed as the state of the money market w,o' VII DO
Foreign and American Com furnished "a SlinIS' IiinIS'
and custom house purposes. ~ S'iPping
Exchange available any where in tho British y.
uo' e's' or siAy days IN sums of FL and upvargs
Smyrna times., 1856-06-25

OST-JOB PRINTING Of every description,
neatly executed at this Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-16
The Turf.

UNION CUUKSE, Z. Is-TKUTTING.
match for $780, mile heats, best three in ave. to
wagons, came of yesterday afternoon between s. z.
Ropemaker and e. g. Young Hickory. The former horse
has never tIotted before for money and is well him
he has not, for he cannot trot in three minutes Young
Hickory troted race last summer in which he lost the
two first heats and the outsiders betting one hun
dred to Eve against him. In that race he troted mile
in 2:5s The attendance small aud there was no.
much betting; but what was bet two to one on
Ropemaksr. The following is = summary
THURSDAY, May 15.Natch $780, mile heats best three
In FIVE, TO wagons.
d. Pffsr nameds. g. Ropemaker. ............
VIM. Whelsn named g. g. Young Hicksry.... 2
Time, 308-3:l2-3I2,
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City Politics.
9nRT nEAu uAT rnMMTTTE

This organization met last night At Tammany Hall, l..
b. Shepard in the chair The only business before the
committee Was the election Of Chairman in the place
OF Robert Kelly, deceased. Owing to there not being
full attendance, action was taken thereupon Ths
ofhcers say no other business transacted and as
reporters are not admitted, take their word
or u According to this abatement 1t took General
COMMITTEES just Two hours to do nothing.
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Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff.

NAY 13.-CIdudius Ducreur Jehidl J. Pos.-This
which occupied the Court several days. for damages
plaintiff by thedsfendant pulling down party wan
be pging to the premises 5l0 and sos Broadway. In
order the adjoinDg building the defendant passed
plaintiffs lamp store, blocking up the doorways and dos
troypg ccnsiderabe quAnty Of goods, for which plan
Messrs. Gerard and Fogerty, counsel for plaintix.
which went to that both buildings had bse erected
up to the first tier Of beams the party wall Ths
OF the stock Of the plaintiff, and the damages there
to being also proved, the jury rendered verdict fos
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WooIlen Mill burned.

ONEIDA, May Is, 1856
The woolleu factory of Bskeman wheddon at Norris
Vile, Madison county, totally destroyed by fire last
night Loss, $4,000; no Insurance.
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Fire at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, MAY /

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May is, 1856
The morocco factory Of L. Benedict Co.. In this city,
burnt last night Ioss s25 Tor So 900
In Esg,eru coppsnies.
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Naval InteIifeenca,

The uoited States steamship Fulton, Lsus. rgsmau
arrived It Key West on the 9th inst from H,asuras
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA. May Is, 1850.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvapa State SIS, sax; Reading
Railroad, 443a Lopg Island Raroad l3k Morris Canal
13K PennsyvaniA Railroad, 46K.
NEW ORLEANS, May Ii, 1858.
Cctton-SAles to-day 5000 bales, at former rates.
Flour, So pr Dbl. Mess pork frmer. sales at els.
Keg lard, 10Ac. Cotton freiehts TO Liverpool quoted
At sd.
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Explosion of Steam Boiler and Loss Of Life.


Albany May Is, 1856.
steam boiler in Edsons disiery, in this city,
poded this morning. instantly killing Cyrus Edison, ot
the firm Mr. Henderson, the ergineer; and M Donovan,
the fireman. One two other employees were badly n
jured The boiler WAS new, and the engineer
gagged in testing 1t when the explosion occurred. The
bodies were horribly mutated, Mr. Edsons head being
completely torn from his body, and much ds6gursd
that he could be recognized only by his pocket handks
chief and finger rings. Mr. Hendersons head and legs
torn from the trunk. Mr. Edison leaves wife snA
three children. He highly respected. The Board e
Trade adourped Immediately the of hs
death. Mr.. Henderson, the engineer, also leaves w
and three children. Donovan the fireman, . snga
man, but aged father and several sisters depended
him for support Daniel Boyle had arm broken. IA
barely escaped drowning having been blown into the
river by the explosion. Felix McCaasrty was bsdv
scaded. The Of the accident attributed 70 ~
inexpeIience OF the engineer.
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Fatal Railroad Accldents.


TWO LADIES INSTANTLY KILLED AT BOSTON.
Bosros, May Is, 1856.
The accommodation train from Abaay, while entsrsnR
the city last evening" in coisesu with oArriags
in which VIM. Mcfarland his wife and Mss Hsustis
The two ladies instantly killed. and Mr. McFAriaaA
is dangerously not fatally injured. He is resident Of
Trenton, and formerly Of the firm Of White McFae
land, bakers, of Roxbury.
AN ENGINEER KILLED AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, DAY Is, 1856.
John Buchan, engineer, was over by . baggage
in the Hudson River depot this morning and instantly
killed. bis parents reside ct Troy
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NeWn from Texns.

News from Texas.
TRANQUILITY ON THE FRONrIER-rHE CAMEL sHEP.
BALTIMORE, May Is, 1856.
The latest accounts from the Rio Grande report per
feet quiet on the Mexican frontier.
The U. storeship Supply being unable, account Of
stormy weather, to land the cAmels board Of her
the coast Of Texas had gene up the Mississippi river Win
them The transport Fashion will take the camsls oG
and proceed with them to Texas.
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Arrival or the Empire Ci.y at New Oxieans.
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND wAsHIN0-
TON TERRITORIES, NEW GRANADA AND NIcARA~
0UA-HEARLY 100000 EN- ROUTE POR NEW
YORK, ETC., ETC, KTC.
NEw ORIKANs May IA, 1851
The stssmsbip Empire City, from Havana on this ilh
inst, has arrived this port She brirgs dates iron
San Francisco to the 21st OF April.
The steamship George Law route from Aspsnwsi 10
New York. has board nearly s2c0o 900 In treasure
freight.
The San Francisco markets quet-aour recover
ing gradually tom 'hs recent depression.
The domestic news is generally unimportant.
The following vessels had arrived q. San Frsncsco,-
The Emily Farnum, Red Rover, Mary wh.trt3ge, aad
Fair Wind from New York the Electric park the Golden
Fleece and the Hosucer from Boston, the Isaac James,
and s. S. Bishop, from Philadelphia.
The Oregon war continued A body Of regu-
lars had been defeated by the Indians at Rogue
river, with . loss of twentysight killed. Tbs
capture and destruction of Cs.cades by the Indians
is confirmed Several whites had been at tat
place. reported that Thousand Indians wsrs
approschmg Dallas from the NORTH Several other HgkAD
are reported. the whites being generally uetorio~s
In Washington Territory the Indians attacking the
settlements in every direction. Colonel Buchanan had
defeated the Indians along the banks of hs Rogue river
thus relieving the citizens in that vicinity.
The Central American papers filed with Che or
es correspondence between the dgnses Of State and
the commander Of the United States sloopot-war b.
hary's and others relative to the riot at Panama.
There Is nothing new from Ncaragus, except . repoe
current 1t Aspinwall that Colonel Schlessinger had
been recapured by the Walker party and condemned 70
be shot.
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A PRIEST SUED FOR 10000 FOR PARTING MAN
AND HIS WwE-We copy the following from the Esemow'a
Journal Of this city, not however, without taking strong
exceptions 10 the language used in certain poroul oe
the paragraph :-"Rev Mr. Quinn, Of ksriden, Coudss-
ticut has been called to answer In the above sum for
having told one Of his parishionss who sought hts ai
che had been living ~ . wife, while he haA lawfoI
wife st living. The individual with whom sbe had so
habitsd Vas some time since divorced from his vi.
The other unfortunate woman being moved % rspsu-
Il nce sought the sdvlce ard direction cf castor
suty ahst doceo her sinful ,f.s rhs s1. 10
b,s"t tcttNytse i'e'fsiei wi ,bs Goa e,,. masscs
~. hrRo
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Departure or the Susquehnnna for Nicaragua.
PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1866,
The steam frgate Susquehsnna, for Nicaragua, sailed
from the naval anchorage of our Navy Yard at ococs
under the command Of Captain Sands With important
dispatches from government for Minister Wheeler
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Providence Municipal Elcctien.
PRovDENCE, May Is, 1856
AT the municipal election in this city yesterday o,es
y Smith, American, was elected Mayor by about SEQ
majority All Of the American candidates for Alderman
and twentythree Of the twenty eight Councilmsn
elected
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Army Nows


The President has confirmed the sentence Of the Iats
court martial convened at Fort Mason Texas Of which
Lieut. COL Henry Bainbridge president which found
Capt Cbas Travis, of the second regiment Of cavalry,
U. 3. A., guilty Of conduct unbecomng officer aad
gentleman" charged. The sentence WAS that he "hs
dismissed ffom the service OF the United States" fhs
President has directed this sentence to take effect from
the lat Of May instant.
The President has also confirmed the sentence Of
the court martial recently held at Fort Laramie Neb
Ia Territory, (Cspt. Wm s. Ketchum, sixth infantry
being Its prsstipg ofcer) by which Second Lieut. VIM.
B. Rey nolcs, CT the aixh infantry, found guilty Of
"drunke nness duty" and breach of arrest He
to be csshered which sentence the President
has directed to tske effect the 9th Of Msy Instant
TIE United States Army court OF inquiry, Of which
Brevet Major Amos Eaton, captain of the substenoe
department. president recently In session In New
YORK city, before which the accusation Of exIieutsnant
Herace Haldeman eighth infantry, against Lieut. g. L.
WIZARD eighth infantry Of having paid the latter public
money IN the months Of March, May and July 1855 Other
than that to which Lieut.. W. had testified was duly
examined into has decided hat the honor and integrity
Of First Lieut. Geo. L. Willard. eighth regimetn Of in
fsnry, are entirely unmpeached, and that furthee
proceedings necessary" The Secretary OF War hse
approved this finding.
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Departure OF tho City OF Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May 16. 1856.
The steamship City Of Baltimore sailed from here ths
morning, with lao passengers and full freight for Lv
erpool.
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Three AIen Killed by a Powder DEill ExPls.
s10n.
PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1865.
Four of Dupont's powder mills at Wilmington were
blown up this afternoon. Three men were killed.
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report OF secretary C1 the Navy embraces
Iious orders to the commanders Of the quehanna
Potomac, Fulton and st. Marys To Coumodore Pauld.
ing the Secretary encoses copy Of the statement Of
Captain Dkspaueh Of the Orizaba saying that It pre-
sents case which makes II manifest that our Gag should
be shown at San Juan de Nicaragua In consideration OF
these he Ia directed to proceed there with
the rsate Potomac and in distributing the vessels Of the
Home squadron the Secretary gave particular nstruc
tons to each mander to touch at Pansma Aspnwal
and Gan Juan, often consistent with due regard
to the interests Of country In those parsths soop
St. Marys to remain ut Panama long she s needed
The documents contain full particulars Of the outrages
ct Panama.
senor MOLINA the Costa Rican Minister, in letter to
Mr. Marcy, April 8, 1856, speaks OF ibusteriDg Powers
as aways hostile to that republic and stating in cAndo
that the awess conduct OF this class s the sole cause
which compelled Costa Rca to undertake the war in
which che Ia now engaged, and imposed sacrifices which
che protests she will reclaim from whoever may be res
pepsible for thesame.
Mr.. Marcy replies, April %, to what Mr. Molina calls
1.-THE Awless conduct of the United States" saying It
reflects on the coed faith of country regard its
Leuts relations not only With Costa Rca but with each
Central american State. That charge could not be
lightly ace and presented without adequate proof
to sustain It, After arguing In favor OF the right OF OK
paIation Mr. Marcy says retpect for Costa Rica and
for Mr. Molina himself requires that his language shall
be 60 interpreted that 1T sha not imply the charge Of
connvance the Part of this government violation
OF tho neutrality laws.v
On May I'd, Mr. Marcy sends Mr.. Molina papers de-
cemhatants BY Costa Rcan and says that the
is willing to believe that Costa Rca will promptly con.
dtnn the perpetrators of the nhuman outrage and in
departed from the laws of war. He calls attention to
the transactions at Virgin Bay, and for such proceed
ipgs on the part Of Costa Rca the nature Of the case
demands.
On My 9th, Mr.. Molina tells Mr. Marcy he has In
formed his ment Of these and that
viii doobtless reply in . satisfactory manner. He con.
III u.; Cose Kcs viii not authorg acts tsrnish her
e,tc tpns, ste &c 10 hsv- - nah ,rrc,
~. Ist" Ss,s 70 ~. 4, ~. ~ % + nees AZ rac
ts,ge hs Y IT. uil % psogsu .Lss ,uch psreou.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
oarteTs spanish Mixture.

The Great Purifier Of the Bioo1! n
TIE BESr TERITlsEsKSowS,
Tota Fartiels ef 1uerelry n aI N
An infallible remedy for Smofnla,, KIM /
Evil Rheumatism, l0bstina.e Cu.aae,
s'ous EruPtiops, Pimplss or Postules on
The Face. Blotches. Boi!s Ague, aud
Fever Chronic Sore Eyes, Rim swesm
/ or letter, Scald Head, Enlargement
land Pain of the Bones and joints. Salt
Rbeum, Stubborn Ulcers, 4Sypaili.ie
Disorders, and alldiseasss. arising. from
an injudicieus use Of, Melcury,, Inn
Prudsnee in Life, Or ,Impurity Of the
Blood. tn lgl,f 4sr4 ,s.sss5 r[.s,.s.,. NJ.
This great Alternative Medicine and
Purifier Of the Blood is now used by
thousands of grateful patients from all
parts of the United States, who testify
daily to the remarkable eares performed
BY the greatest Of all medicines, GAR
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions
on the Skin, Iiver Disease. Fevers, u
GERS. Old Sores, Affection of the Kidneys,
Diseases of the Fhroat. Female Com.
plants, Pains asnd Aching Of the Bones
and Joints. are speedily put to flight by
using this ineslimable remedy. ;, sri o.
For lladiseasest ofsthe Blood, nothing
has yet been found 10 compare with. il.
Itcleanses the system Of all impurities.
acts gently and efficiently on tile Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion,
gives tone. tostbe. stomach, makes the
Skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfeebled by disease or bro
ken down by the excuses Of youth, to its
pristine yigor and strength. ..ssJsars
For the DISEASE. OF EEAALEs j. il pecu
liarly applicable. and wherever it has be-
come known is regularly prescribed with
the happiest effects .es1t inyigors;es the
weak and debiliated, and imparts elas,i.
city to the worn-out frame, CLEARS the
skin. and leaves the patient. fresh and
healthyi Q single bottle: of this inestima-
BILE remedy is worth all the se-called Sar-
saparillas in existence. sa sqlf ri !lsr -
q The large number Of certificates which
we have received from persons from all
parts of the Uhited States. is the best
evidence that there is no humbug about
it. The Press, hotel keepers. magis-
tra;es, physicians, and public men, well
known to the community, all add their
testimony to the wonderful effect of this
this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. = =.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac,
and read the details of astonishing cures
performed by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, (ISXosr CASES WHERE EVERY
THING RLsEHAD srGNALLY FAiLEp1) The
limits Of an advertisement, will not admit
their full insertion. 2 ,.s n...s.s,- j
WIS. BEERS & co., Proprietor. 3
No; 3o4. Broadway New York.
: To whom all orders must Be addressed.
s:For sale by Druggists and Country
Merchants is all pats Of the United
States and the C2nsdss, and by "
T. ~. T. :. c. II. PITRAT. ~
vIu41y1 I I. =. Buffalo, Va. -.
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Cin,irnnti Market,

Tuesday ,EJaa es, 1s56sS d
4 .YiodlA The receipts hs4 been wary
uahs during ms week ard the market re-
mains duh. with but Il lhai;ed ademaud,
ior n. retail trade. and prices have ran
rcd from e6 59@s6 So y bri a
Grain-There has been moderate de-
lnand for Wheat, At 81 39@i SO; Corn
pc. ms f.a''s-7 .tE.g7Ti
ofooe.iss ~ The markets for Sugars
il frms prizes ranging from 7 to sic.
holasses 4o@45; Coffee. 1906 70 I.
Hogs and Cattle Hog market active;
and holders asking sc: cattle are
slightly better. and Wenow quo:e IS SO
63s y 100 Ms nea ga 4 a
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

CONSERVATIVES haysfouud in Car
tsv.s Spanish Aiztrrt. certain and
speedy cure, after the prescriptions Of
many Of the most scientific physicians
, lad proved abortiss. Mr.. Turner H.
Ramsay, Of Fredericksburg, Va, whose
esri6cats will be found sround the bot
lie. acknowledges his indebtedness to this
medicine for the preservation of his life;
- do scores Of others who have been cen.
equally. benefited By its effects. I,ff
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
Democrats. H.stihs.J

.rh.s. ral 5. . meeting il lie Demo,
.r.., Of .K.nawha county held at their
court-hoase on Monday, the 18th Feb
ssary 4 County Court day for the puf-
pose ofappointing delegates to the State
Democratic Convention to be held in
R:chuond on the, asth February next.
j.. Many DEMOCRATS.
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MARRIED,

In johnson County. Missouri on Sun
day, Dec. a3. 1855, Mr.. N. J. BROWN.
sonc u. D. Brown, Esq. ofthis County,
and Miss NARY 8. WALKER, Of the
In Gallipolis. Ohio. on the 18th inst,
BY d. q. Hebard. Mayor, Mr. TosrAs
MaIrrsoroN and Miss MELfssA J. JoHE-
SOC, al Of Virginia s.ty y
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
KANAWIIA BOTTOM LAND AT PUB
Lie SAIL. - - -

II WILL offer for sale, On The Isl day q
II February, 1856, At the House 81 Col
Fleming B. Woody, near the mouth q
Bic BdffaIo Creek, "a Tract 81 Land CON.
tain;ng $50 acres, situated 6 miles above
the town IL Buffalo, on the kahawha nv
er, adjoining the farm Of B. T: Ruffner,
ESQ, said tract containing about SO acres
Traxs-one-th;rd cash in hand, and
the remainder in one and two years.
nSsw4 NOAH n. SHAFFER.
THOMAS y, BROUN, Ia
Alto RN Ely @{AT Law
CHARLESTON. KisAwH4 coa q
MIN, sisss.f ~ e h1ah | =
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New afiai,i wa
AT TEE PEoPLEs STORE,
On fhSg rper Garner 81 sahe P,,biic sadsis,
/ ,.As u Gailip6 ~ OhiG s
,as q, II y. LANGLEY. gaYr
Thaaslul TO theitsnnrnerols. frisnas. and nd
public e. morally. Tor past fayors now lard
h, ,ls :, e. 2. ss e tss.s Gsr n = ssplen
i new and FashionaD,s Goods, isld4
Direct from the East. III addition Is the.
ustial sockof ~. ~ s. 81 8 81, \ 49, &
Dry Goods, .Groc cries..
HARDWARE AND oyEHSswARE,
& Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, -.
We have a splsndid ass ortineui of de lalnes.
black and cotored dress silk FIeneh meri-
.noss black and t;olsyed, alpaccas, all wool; NJ.
de lanes. plain and figured csminon de laiues.
gifghanisS cEaInbrays and caiicoes Of all col
orS, prices and Qualities, tosnit the most par
,irHlar; black and colared VELyETS; gimps,
fribges.e Teens, sbr4idka "a 6Hitons eanhricss
amt paper aanibFlcss bieac he'd. throw q and COLI
ore.ldI Ms hse5ched and lTgwn COTTON eloth.s
Of al w,d, hs; b'eached ard brnwniadleilinen.l
a large lotdf black SILK MANTILLAS; good
~
white and yellow, plain and 'twtlied hsnnel&
htcfs. gleses and hcsfsfy, &C., Aif
5at prices that fann.d 'faitto please.
Having been fully SUSTAINED ~ thd -peeYif
The lasesears We have bseRBble To- bly, go6d
cheaper than ever, and are aetsrmrned ~ sell
3iheRaccerdibgiy. .S
In addition to1cur splendid stock 81 ladies'
wear aud Of goods in generals we hasest enc
stock OF -sss ~ ~ sxGke @A-.s
Va FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, ~
For men and koys. an custom w sie,s nd al
Iowa can he boughtin ire West 81 Having
secured the sefsices Of 4 fashionable cuttsY
add taiiafs We sfe prepared III make CLO-i
Thing ofesery ktad 70 order, St the shortest
notice @fS stsfts iii s ftErf #sattas III sg
Y 800 An work warranted. u
We inyit- the people of Kama wha valley and
surrounding r'un'Ty TO giyras call. we ate
determined, bytclsss aife9tlQn 70 business.
an 'aiI pr CTS 10 secnfe your fayor,
/. II We shall continue 10 pay the highest
prices fof butter eFgs. feathr,s. fses, &c.
s{s'F si.a#s 8. T.9& Rt5LANGLEY.a II
I" Gallipolis, Jan: lfsl8a6, nI.ls III sgfz 49,
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I ~. -. 3, 5l3 Al ExcELLENT
3Sstss s. River Bottom Farm
sAfstSNLf94. 81. IE,tlR SALE I

gTaaET n. bsctiber, tle,iIo0+ Of remoyiugsto
Missouri. offers COR sale his homestead
farmy1, ii,e On The ripper side Of the Kama WIS
river. one mile abnre The pleasant t1wn 81
buffalo. The said farm contains THREE
AND TaiRTy-FovR' ACRES
nearly two hundred OF which are cleared and
in a good state Of cultivation, well fenced,
AS a fair dwelling, several cabins, fine tobac.
on houses. stsb,es, Sc, and IS well warred
byweiIs, fprings. creek andLver. This farm
averaged the last seas about 80 bushels
OF wheat per tscrr, and is excellent fof cstn
and tobaeco. or grazing.
Fer tosthes particulars address 81 si's
JOHN W. BLACKWELL
&C H. hzs Buffalo, PutSam Co, Va,
/ yfnH AZ rs ~ slsaa&s8 N
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
Rates Of. Adyertisine
DISSOLUTION.

THE co.partnership heretofore existing
Il between A. F. McCown and J. w.
Kelly has been dissolved BY mutual con
cent. All persons Knowing themselves
indebted to the said firm will call and
settle with A. F. McCown who is author
iised to settle all the businesstof said firm,
g longer indulgence cannot be given.
j A F. MccOWN, = !. =
a4sws JAMES wi KELLY.