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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
NASHVILLE:
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 2, 1863.
mr. CnmpbeII. of Ohio.

Shortly after the nomination of Mr..
Fillmore, ratification meeting was held
in Washington City. Mr. L. D. Campbell,
of Ohio, attended and made a speech, in
which he endorsed the principles Of the
American party, but said nothing relative
to the nominees of the Philadelphia Con-
vention He was reproached by the Black
Republican press, amongst them the Gin
cinnati Gazette, for having made speech.
This drew from Mr.. Campbell letter which
was read at the Ford convention recently
held at Columbus, Ohio The following is
copy of that letter:
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
- Washington, March IA, 1856.
Hon. DAVID HEAToN-Dear Sir: have but
z moment to spare, in the press of business,
to state that ! never made the speech, as re-
ported and published in the Cincinnati Gazette.
| never have spoken or written one word in
consistent with the principles have always
advocated with regard to the question of
slavery. I neUer get hare said that / soould
support the nomination Of Fillmore and Don
etS0R. very truly yours, &c.
LEWIS D. CAMPBELL.
Mr.. Campbell has since attended meet
ing of the Black Republican leaders in
Washington, and made a speech in which
he is reported to have said he would resist
the Nebraska bill to "the bitter end" and
could not vote for any candidates who
endorsed its principles" The leading prin-
ciple of that bill is non-intervention on
the subject of slavery" principle endors-
ed by the February platform of the Amer
lean party-and Mr.. Campbell rejects that,
as well as the nominees of the party. He
has gone over, body and soul, to the "ne-
gro-worshipperS." There let him stay. 1t
is a good omen, the sIoughing off Of such
men from the American party.
BY the way, neighbor of the Union and
american, you will learn from the above
letter that you are mistaken when you say
of Mr.. Campbell" He ratifeS the nom
inaton of Fillmore and DOnelson."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
York and Lancaster. z-sa

The war going on here in New York. between
the Pierce and Buchanan organs,-has its coun-
tsrpart in some sharp shooting between the Wash
ingtOn Union pierce, and the Philadelphia Penn
sylvanian (Buchanan.) significant illustration OF
the feud is before The Pennsylyain copies a
paragraph from the Ulaion in relation ia the depar
of Mr.. B 9chanaa from England, with this Bit
ter comment:
ave suspect that the fact announced in the
above paragraph is true, although we do not con.
slider the Union very good authority, just now, for
anything that relates TO Mr. Buchanan. A more
disrcputable attempt to deceive its readers could
not have been enacted by the Union, than the sup
preston of the resolutions in favor Of Dir. Buchan-
an passed at some Of the recent meetings in Viz
eiBa. The Berkeley proceedings, published in the
Union, were greatly mutated, and they appear
ed, were fraud upon the Democracy of the land.
The resolution in favor of Mr.. Buchanan was left
out OF the body Of the proceedings. Such morality
can have but few admirers, even among "scurvy
politicians"
If "Pennsylvania's favorite son" does not hurry
home, soon, the Pierce and Union people, with
their Custom House confederates will do their BEST
that is clear, suppress him" berkeley fash.
ion) atoge;her-N. Y Express.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

The Cincinnati Enquirer contains twelve
good reasons for supporting the Administration,
in the shape of as many columns of Govern
ment advertising. That's the method that
carries conviction with it :"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
The Confidential Correspondence
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
VIII
HIS BROTHER IGSEPH.

Selected Translated with ePanatory Notes. from ihs
memoirs du Bo Jrse h."
Two Thick Volumes, l2Inn
We form idea Of tie character OF the great
mind that swayed nearly the whole continent Of Europe,
without reading thse Letters, VI irh unlike Official cores
pondence open the thoughts and motives Of
Of the writer These letter, bear upon every subject
ami see with what wschral eye n cared for the
sm,e thing distinguished critic has observed in exam
lining the early shce that photographers win have write
their bograi hes Of Napoleon again"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

AN ACT
Supplemental to act entitled An act TO prescribe tie
mode Of choosing Electors for President and Vice
President Of the United States" passed Feb. a. iS52
SECTION BE il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF the State OF Tennessee, That the qualified
voters Of the members Of the General Assembly Of
the State shall meet at their respective court houses
and other places appointed by law, for voting in
each and every county, on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, 1856. and vote for
twelve Electors Of President aud Vice President OF
the United States, as by the constitution and laws
OF this State they are TO vote.
SEc. 2. Be it enacted. That said election shall
be ordered and held in the same wav, and under
the same regulations restrictions, provisions and
penalties, is contained in the said act TO which
this is supplement-
EDWARD S. CHEATHAM,
Speaker Of the Senate.
NELL 5. BROWN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Passed February 25th. 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

The L,nchburg Virgulan says The Demo
crailc press are attempting 10 convict M, Fll-
more Of F.ee-SOil tendencies by referring to
the recent report of Mr.. Collamer on the
Kausas question, and implting TO Nc. +.
G incidence of opinion with Mr.. Z. a. a rnein-
Der af ais cabinet There are several ways
in which it might be shown that the argument
is not a good one, but the shortest aud most
satisfactory is mere statement OF the iaet
that Mr.. Collamer wds not member eJ Ar.
ELLgnore,s C,ibinet."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

An old man and his son, neither Of them
very well informed as to the railroads and their
uses, Glanced one day to be at work in a field
near a railroad track Railroads were a novel
constitution TO them; and when train of cars
shot by, thought was suggested to the lad,
who said to his parent. dad why don't you
take a ride in the cars some day." why |
haint got time my SON" "Got time Thuu-
der Ye can go any anywhere quicker than
ye can stay at homeY Dads reply is not on
record.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

.g- The Small Pox is still raging in Green
equity, Tenn., though the disease Is somewhat
arrested ia is PROCESS. Over hundred Ca
se- nave occurred, hut only about twelve or
fifteen Lave proved fatal. Not a single case
IA. yet occurred in Gresnevie. -AaryrIls
T.AHeSs edH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
Advertisement Extraordinary.

I'HE hers % the late Rev. Dr. Philip Ilnddey win.
Thursday, IHE iJrH MAY the premises expose
a Pubic sale that a The Lindsey Property 10 South
Nashville situated between Asslu street and the Lebanon
feTnP h, Lids ey Avenue snf Carroll Street i'm
with slip ol the Lebanon Turnpike. ogked By NJ q. y
Claiborne Esq. iris ground will he laid od into lots % the
usual rs ana pat q the ground ready for dtrtu IN
q feE days.
The family are 0rcrbrfenea ~ unprodUctTe property
and are comPeed prt With portion Of their nhefhanee
We make this remark est might be supposed that roud
net sei uus We shouf CD ain KxrAAEAoAsF prizes Buyers
vi please usr themselves kept away fam the
sale ~ aug consideration 1as property must De SOD
We also oGe the south t-sd Property private sale.
Ibis Is Situated Vice. MoGAvoek aud DemsmbrAne
ADJOINING the AcAhseF Property. This NEST adm rsbiy
al opted Or iaiy rrsiae1ess aad oil Be vited 70 par
chAsers- Il j. free sol
Terms AanoaBeel wiih FlNn Of grounds.
ADRIAN VAN sINDFREN fINpSDLEY,
NATHANIEL. lANRENCE lINDSEHf
uAf2s-fd JOHN hERIEs LINDSAY
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
Chattanooga Tannery for Sale.
WILL sell II Application made before the lst Of May,
L my newly established
Steam Power Tannery,

IN CuATTANOO A TENN.
The facilities for reachns the inexhausble Oak
forest o. This distrc and Hide markets FeaeTaV, mas 6
this the able locality the West for manufacturing
Leather
This prob biy the exen i've TsnnsVy In the West
and being with view fndCfne extension,
be cheapy and conveniently made capable Of manuiac
turing than 100000 Woth a Leather per
The Tannery Machinery ant ofses entre new, and
viii Be disposed o. upon liberal approved purchas
Far further particulars Apply TO T. q. PEARL Esq a.
the City BAnk, Nashville.
JOHN @ DYNUM Proprietor.
haiti, Ten
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w. 7. BERRY s COMPANY.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
The Attache in Madrid;
OR
Sketches Of the Court Of Isabella II.

One Volume y no., Sos pages
ait is believed there is other book in language
which presents Eood pi ture Of spain and SPanrds
this does The author possesses the necessary qualifications
for the production Of such work The Spaniars
proud peopePrcud their country and history proud Of
their ira tions and POT try prouu Of their Old and
chvalry; proud Of their churchs and their religion and
proui Of their and habits With nation the
Attache could feel deep and sincere yuplhy lie
Oateriaistc be haunted BY the ghost Of
piece the palace Of the Ecoria re every thing from
the private ,evee public bull nht from the moonlight
dance Of Nanols the sgal balls Of TIE Duchess dAlva
from the needle work Of he Spanih maiden the glorious
paintings Of Tti m, yeiasquez and Nuriro and he has
put upon paper all ha worthy Of record, which
under . nctce.
But this is not AL He has given hind Of political his
tory Of modern Spain Hi book will Spani.h politics,
spanish ship ftmar me American reader
the conchooEy Of his own Haris' and SOILS" The
given OF NJ. Soles dpomae, Of his heroism is not
the lets, INTEREST," chapter in the and the deerp ION
OF the Revolution Of SiN, and of the fight Of Queen Chris
tina Of he Luis Cabinet graphic, instructive and
/ interesting.
evident that the relations Of the author at the SP1n
iSh Court de.c ste and inJma-s-
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RiNe Powder
CataWba Wine.
l. o. o. f.

WILL keep constantly hand, supply Of Dry Spark
ling Wines, which will furnish he trade at Cincinnati
prices, reights added. (spl B 7. A. MCCALL.
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j. o. o. f.

TT'HE r ". G. Lodge Of /. o. O. +. Of Tonnes 49, -
see, will hold its next Annual Commun cation Isl
in this city WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18Th at O'Clock
NJ. punctua attendance Of the Representative,
quested. r. II. BARRY, 6. Secretary.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

/ HAVE a.a-gs nunbsr o. Sesroe % hand nat mea b
sod-amS syst thea yas4bie FaxiLIrs. ant Ia
never sspar4t ssnies VI ixeA barE4in IN hsn Also
several fsney IS, and sxees The bssa Goa TEA
nsAsee- mcaa sai tssy.
HAFrA2s REEs ". PosrER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

A GERMAN MARTIN CHUzELEwir,-A certain
wishcenus, formerly preacher IN Halle, Germany,
who emguated TO this country some time age, sud
at present resides Ia West Hoboken. has written
the following Jeremiado to his friends in Europe
which the Few York Post translates from the
Trieste Ztetung:
II remain near the coast, having no desire to
peastrate into the interior, but on the contrary,
ceave 10 the ocean that lavcs Earope's shores; TOR
thar il stl our home while this is the laud Of the
stranger / came here possessed OF no Illusions,
and vet found il worse than anticipated. Human
progress Is here in its infancy. hnd nothing but
a republican Russia-barbarism In every point OF
vicw-real humanity confined TO select lev, who
bear the cross"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

/. o. o. +.
THE R. W. G. Encampment OIL a. o. F.of ,s,exs.,,
L Tennessee, will hold its Annual Comma sszs2EseSS
nication in this city MONDAY, APRIL 14rH, -
at O'clock, NJ. punctusl attendance Of 'S9heT>
the Representatives is respectfully requested
Apl-2t r. II. BARRY, G. Scribe.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
FOR PApUcAH, CAIRO AND MEMpHIs.

| TVNHE Regular United States Mail c1G~rn -
! L Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP 5slOSgSsssstAAa
S0N.W- 7. YEATMAS, Master, will leave
for the above and all intermediate ports WEDNESDAY, the
2nd inst, IL O'Clock, For freight passage apply
/ on board or to A. H. DAVIS Agent,
| apl-2t At U. s. Mail Packet Office.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Since the defeat OF the gallant New HamD-
shire Democracy, very few people Except in
Westinghouse South Carolina) talk about
Pierce in connection with the next Presi
dental campaign. The office-holders drop
him like hot potato, and "pile onto
more promising candidates Sporting men
are now betting that Pierce will not allow his
name to 90 before the Cincinnati Convention.
The attention Of "the fancy" is mainly turned
10 Messrs. Douglas aud Buchanan.-N T.
Netos (dem)
SPECULATION IN ENGLAND 1t would appear rs
If the speculative spirit which is waxing hot the
Continent OF Europe, in the creation OF monster
institutions for Oauing purposes is showing symP.
toms of Its appearance; in England. if we, are to
judge from the following portion of the Boston
Posts london correspondence
IN addition 10 the innumerabe banks which are
starting here, no less than three OF which contem-
plate doing business In the United States there are
various other projects on foot calling for capital
Among these is a Turkish Gas Company, with
capital Of flOO,OOO in RI shares, fully gaid ID
Toe object is 10 introduce gas INTO ConstantinopIe
ADD other Turkish towns, and steps have been
taken 10 procure a concession from the Sultan, Sc
curing certain privileges for n term OF years
There is also prospectus issued Of the Trinidad
Bituninous Fuel Company, with capt. OF ESQ.,
o0O. The existence OF great pitch lake IN the
Island Of Trinidad, has for some years excited the
attention of persons interested in the supply Of
fuel for steam navigation, and Il is alleged that
system has been perfected by which the hitumen
i rendered fl for USE and better for steam
production than coal. The invention consists in
mixing wood shaNngs with the pitch, which pro-
duces perfect combustion Without loss or residue
the previous defect Of the material being that It
used to melt and run away between the furnace
bars before combustion had been completed.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
AN ACT
To make certain acts a misdemo,por.

Passed February I, 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
Wanted.

R0O YOUNG MEN to act as agents in budness, light
,JUU pleasant and honorable a salary Of 500 per
For further particulars in regard to the business
encl e DO. tage stan D ! address IL b. CARTER,
mah3i-p9m HAvERHIlL, Mass
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

wqss JUsr RECEIVED, beautiful as
kZEa&ssS sortment of Ladie-' Bonnets, Flowers. Rim
ban as ard all kinds Of Trimmings. All Of the latest fash
ua,cb2S-1m ] LLOYD.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
NEGROES WANTED-Iw wish

N.Y. 20 hire The balance Of this year FOUR
r NEGRO MEE also five Ne Boys the age OF ten to
aaen W. stout and he rry for which fir hire viii be
oven Apply Immediately to ID TRI6e,
ns0O o. No 63 Cherry st, Nashville.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
NOTICE.

NHE Pc Who toes that Cranberry cut Of ny barrel had
b-tier cone back and set gallon and have deduetedy
ard save has name from brfn- public. Price only u
o. TaHeu D. g. RCM'EY, No. 81 Market St
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

ONION SETS. Afssbaas -
" mah2s kOMsAfA
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An ACT

Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
7asscd February 81, 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

NOUNG MEN do you wish 20 make your fortuneY Our
Agents making $50 to $50 per week. Part cuars
will be Furnished CHARGE to those who post
age stamps, aud address
METROPOLITAN AGENCY OFFICE,
ma'h3l-p3m HAyERHnL, Mass
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-20
CarteTs Spanish Mixture.
sThe Grcatli'uriker Of the Bloodl
TIE BEET ALTERNATIVE KNoWNi

.Not d Pariias b lNsrsGryina
An infaliible remedy for Scrotdla, Kings
Eyjl, Rheumatism. Obstinate Cuaue'
Gus Erupsions, Pimples o. postules on
the Face, Blo.ches. Bills, Ague and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes. Ringworm
Tor Teter, Scald Head, Enlargement
and Pain of the Bones and joints, Sail
RReum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphi.iic
Disorders. and all diseases arising from
an injudicious use of Mei curry, I'm.
prudence in Life, or Impurity Of the
Blood. I H.
This great Alternative Medicine and
Purifier Of the Blood is now used by
thousands Of grateful patients from all
parts of@hq United States, who testify
iaily to tie remarkable cures performed
by the greatest OF all medicines, "cAR
TER,S SPANISH MlXTURE."/Ne
ralsia. Rhcumatisn.> Scrofula, EFuptioas
on The Skin, Liver Disease, Ftyers, u
GERS, OLD Sores, Affection Of the Kidneys,
Diseases OF the Throat, /Female Com
plants. Paiits anl Adding or thc*Bones
and joints, are speiiIf put slight By
Gaiag~A Is ia c.4imab'r lem"ly. Y r
For IN di32a,es of tie BLOOD, n6tMip {
has ri BEEN tQu1d TO compare with n
I! cleaases tlrt system Of Ill impurities.
acts gen;Iy4hI eniGmaly on tie Liver
alt kili@ys, strengthens tie Digestion.
gives tone ID the stomach makes the
Skin clear AID healthy and rcNores, the
sCDusjiution, enr..btsd By diseas Sc or bro,
ken down by the c1ressFs Of youth, to lis
pristine Niyor|sAd Strength. ] d..
For the Di%EASE OF ~ aALEs It is pecu-
ltally applicaJIe, and wherever il HIS be-
cQm,. known il regularly prescribed with
tEe> happiest. effects. l. invig9rstss de
weak aud debilis,el, and imparts eIss,i-
ely TO the v 3ru.nut fam. .clsars thu
skin, and. ltayts ythe5 rsticnt flesh and
healthy; single bo:,le d this inasiilna.
BE remedy worth all the so.calIed sar.
sspaellts in ex s;crfce. 81. -
The large number o. certificates which
We have reeeie4l from, persons from all
parts vof tie, United States. is the bes1
evidence Tia. there is noihumb4g about
Il. The Press, hotel keepers, Enagis.
strs.es, p'rysi .i!hs, AL Pablo n.ea. well
known to the community. all add theil
testimony 10 tie won lerfu eIIrcs OF this
this GREAT BIseOD PURIFIER. -
C*tl on abe A gent AMI srt All A msusc,
aud read the detdfs of astonishing cures
performed by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE. IL MOST CASES WHERE ExERs
THING KL,E uAp siGNALLr = ALLIED, Tn"
limits of IN advertisement will not admit
their full insertion. = +
WN. =. BEERS & co., Proprietor.
Eo.3Jf Broadway Nv York.
t. whom al orders must b,allressad.
For sale by Drug{i anl "Country
Merchants is all parts Of the United
States and the CanaIss. aml by:
+ . - G. NJ. PITRAT.
+ vlp4lyi... d. BaEaIo,ra.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-20
ron SALE.

~nEE Of the most valuable. Steam Saw,
" Glist and Ls:hing Manufacturing
Mills in Western Virginia. / .az vi
! This valuable proprr yis situated in the
townof Buffalo. Putnam county, Virgin.
Il; Immediately on the bank OF The ks-
Aawha river, containing one acre Of
ground. All lie machinery in perfect
order. The. saw en- sine two feet stroke,
eight inch cylinder, AMI Que other engines
nine inch cyliilef, three feet stroke, b0&h
Of which are ran en- sireIy b. stw dps..
With all the fixtures aud apparatus com,
plete for grinding corn or wheat, capable
OF grinding roy bushels-corn or wheat
psr day; With elevators, boiling cloth,
patent tan, dG. for manufacturing -four;
corn-sheller, &c. + This mill was built by
one ofthe best and most ingenious me.
chanics in the United a.es. Everything
appertaining to- the mill is strongly aud
perfectly built The saw mill has but
ling saw, two circular saws, one for cross
cutting and sheotherfor ripping. There
- also ia this mill one Of ShHnk's I'm.
proved Lsth Machines, capable of ma
king $1,000 latNs per day from the boari.
This mill being 81 ,ua cd nearly in the
centre Of the valley Of the Ksnawha. aud
q 4 point more accessible to an almost in
.sxhaustiblc supply Of timber than any
other. renders il the most desirable prop.
srty Of the kind in the Western portion Of
the United States. r. t.'=- fs<'5 .a,'
A very great bargain can b. hal .
Payments easy. r, T. HARVEY. I
Feb. 6, 1856, In4a;f, r. srr ~. <
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-20
I ) Y9u'y, wYh fc prctM y
r. ". r. GoNIORN,
8 4 I "a .fync'jeA D. NJ


IN: III s",rat w nj We e,p a very iAue
stOcEOf n trie, St l. IS :. q. sugar. - 4. =
II -bIo!a~ cSt crnsIirl~pu " IL / n losfi,u
gar PIP er spitc~E)n"er indigo,lar an I'm.
seed o /, mh tHrfead, I laccr, canhl,s. 81 n
sup. tsrp~S1ha ce, *. logw o. cotton. ,a,n,
cQl45{faS alum, 81 qrs'uS, y, w,lrf. head. but,
rTnd 4 rieat htiHy OF RI 1rir tS.usnaliy k pl
III GrofrrY >'"rr, t3n Ii ,InoroIs Ia men,r4.
Also, lark'. s'GcH o(c r 'sg. sr1 harlw r.,
"on<lltIng inau1ILkan h,mp cttd re TO-
10 2 INC 'S:5uon. s ~ !, n tIS5 caS,iutS .G,,t
letN, # an hibls hHi d ngm, eisl ,urchtn.
ics cEop r, mud nn'I tols. MIL, WHIP
,r"&""t ~ o'tr awS, o the = l Eng j.
aHd SHelcan msnu'ac rre. 10 which we Isar-
LicGia II In'ite the a ten ,on nf 'gmet$. In,-
chan {, and Ilmhe mtn. As grea' Gaze 4,
bceu . sc We 'in,hr Ii c'.on.nf Il rs. As
We t'Ank you wo"l 10 wtti 10 call sid ex.
44a4lle. ar st0tk hrtof''p''rc' a.Hs rllrwf ere
lre'mk spfea Thai il W II be 10 yDltr H,ttaH
agr do 50, 4 j.
Part cular a. 'tntloa .iven 10 any orders a -.
y az te nyurrd " IN. y
O"rs'ock lns SITS, in part NJ -
Gi" H. Sud asSAn'i'S gr'at ,sietr.
EItnt,Is, uiEcvcr variety. .
! Fancy . red >Hi ne'S. n 81, 81
Ladr s we S Cn7d.,l =.
S, J. fu dis. = t.'.'
Wise e. ds.1
Glov,S Oh hosiery, y
Shs%'s 'aFf- s. DC, - .
Oh oohs. r H/2.
lls"'S aI'1EFn.S.. N ..
", s and boys shsts, - f.
CHh ! es' ! ,d lrrrk >rafS, - Il
k's",l dsa' T., colpf1i lag sacks, half sack
aud Iea iHrhts. - .- 49, L.. .,.-
Ass fted h,'s>rfss coats, D.
4, .a,lSIII -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-20
NEIJRALGIA, one q the most PAL

NEURALGIA, one Of the most pain.
fsl. as well as delibili'ating diseases
known to the human family, is readily
cured By tia. popular medicine. caFfter''
Span;sl MIXTURE. Hundreds Of persons
have testified that they have found speedy
relief from this distressing affection by
m. m. Of the Mixture, after the most
skillful physicians Lad utterly failed 70
do them any good: