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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03
"a VERY GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRoSER.
Succession OF the late Clara Uuliepre.


SATURDAY, May 18th, 1856. at l2 o'clock
- NJ will be sold at public auction, in the rotnnda of the St.
Louis Hotel for Of said succession by virue Of
from the honorable the Second District Court Of New
leans daied 9th April, 1876
BABET aged about IS years very good cook
washer, roner and house.servHn
TERAS-Half cash. and the balance at months credit for
endorsed satisfactory bearing mortgage said
Act of sale before j. Iisbony, Notary Public.
a14 uyS II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03
= 'Sls' BY ,' BIAcHE & BEAUMONT.

SUCCESSION OF HENRY A. HOFFMEYER-T1Fos ST Org
ill., Dwelling House. fronting Apollo street and vacant lots,
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Die 9efammte @ejlfIthfeit, 70 meit lIe ibm
iFot9e, p06 llnternehmen bc6 Ybtlplopben
IunteritNBen 1oue.
pGlen0Gr &bor," ia9te Dieler, ibm nad1>
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tbrpne ltei9e, uuo babe teb ibn erreidt, 10
miro mejue 6ono Did al6 nuBlolc6 NBerfs
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81. u. " te nabt IeinsH altsn Nsfannfen nnk
myatltium absrpauRt pt Mnses bag a. u frabsrrs s
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ntn Serfantt nsresn @as Bat tb sttaaflsn Gten a. lara
AsasSs briseiasn risOu rstrur Gefsn Gauess &C. ss.
on spn erspsHtn arbettn rpGrt unb msfn tr duieesi
~. W. Dutes
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SWNIUGE VJs y EIUII
prafttfder @a8fitter,
r.. * MS. 10 '9Sp -St, nate earatu9air.
ar SO 8rpabwag, S5eas Yoint
Baltimore, Nlo.
gdben g8opnnn9en Sdulen unb air6en werben neQ unb
pltb nit @asrbbren gum butgfen Yreife beIeat
&ae Arbeit wre 9arantirt @ne 9rsge @aswapl tpn @r
lnb Rrpnet6tern II tets pprrdtbis 2Sab
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erlhttnt MGItd. = DtAB GGats ysf appms.
satIbar an bic tGfir 5er1atiprftItAtn Effesr.
DAD 96cnmement toftet fir bas base Take $f.H5
MRSet8sH met6enlbtateft bereGnet.
This democratic
German Morning Paper is pub
lished daily. Price Z cents aweek
Advertisements very cheap. The
weekly Wecker 80 ayear.
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publtums i'm @a9eneRea erf b bneac uqh prpn,pte Be-
Irr8uf9 eraeu ieSer Irt 0gr& uHert Qie 1T lena.
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g8ap3m 9, N. SRpemater, Snpetint
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IS ~ @jeneral>Ngentur ppH 6. g. Ridarb,
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fen @our AMI age bepQenbn Srte Der perbenen Deutbe
etoae1, BeIgn, Poldnp, 5raHret6 Der S5pts le.,
beprgt(Ssle NusIdblungsaan6 SeibGn;iebun9en au I'M
nefuuneu Gomdtsn nQeu eaenben pteier QGnber c
mie in ntn @er.f5taater uns GSHe6d;
nmt @tgr il beltebign 4ummen tpu $5 aufpdrts e8eu
Gutuss in Gmpfana unH last h6a egtE IN e0e 0eteb8en
Srte au6Boblen;
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GpubFr aud alien 6eu 6aiptpeyebraragn Gurppde
segetn SatioHen berhe unb hierdus n'S nurs Nme
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@e6lftsfNnben 0pr9ens bis Nbcub8 q Ibr Spna-
tags ppn bis II lbr MCr8sns, 2Sle.
81. YUmRltB. s. s. @0bematb.
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Serif6bernne n9eeen Teners8efabr.

ASSUCIdItu IITGIn6HS-IHSUTdHCt,
pom atttmpre.
ger. 4 SCutbz nabe 8altimpreltraBe.
Das Dtrtitprtum bse yuif DciiFten 8eusrmannS.
8er rfi6erungS' @efelIf&aft AOerl lammett fA da.
It'd in pem @ieabaftsOtu Der Gpntsaonte, Nr Spubfr
UNI ae Iren ApplitatCnen 5ur 8erderuaB baGfe
nernen unb bS8ernen 8ramO Sduferu 9Peridtcu,
gebauben gDaarenIasern 6aNbaltunss @erdbiddsn unb
1lDbeln 70 mie aues fpnfee @8thum seeeu b xteN'
rtsen Yrd ntte n ent8egenJunsbmen.
Spb, 81 Mpprs, prdFsert.
Isles Spb Dutebart esefr
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BON 6 baS unO gBm 6 @u8pori,
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astt uab Ontae mOiaiiSt 9errreuunSn Teben sa seer
3t Seaap unb nit Der srO5ten Sosat anssertist; aud nS
eura tEuFge ril6e Senpansen ttf NIT aeH ju uurm
epdfe ge1pfenceu eoielmenn pleben. Die Mnfertsune
Gemir graparate lcpte aud embenasleu befprgen mir
n nnlfrtm qnbpratprum 4fep1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-20

Stterarii9e Mn3eige.
Srsbeu emPfna i'd wsber In grocer NuswabI:
Sderr Btlberna Der 98eltliteratir aeb $500
@pgt pbYtplpsibe 8riefe, 3 86nSe 800
Shpeler's Bud Der Natur f75
Sean pauls fdmttlibe gBerfe 80 > 2600
8tntel Sttp Der SdlB, ee9. Mfin..Musa O75
Rp9nee 98alpmeiters 8rautfa9rt bp O5O
npiaho.S @eetpte 1.50
3Reme's 8rpBes enslif6ss QDSrtertu6, 8sb S25
8altlGmpt's 25O
@lmels ;, !, f50
Sell6lGeerS I'm
GneIilJs s6eutid,er o. St grtefhieuer fE0 In
8plmers btutdes Yer. st. 8pdbud' 06G
seipSser Sautrire 3euas, prC Sa6r 500
5Serner litlo pprrdtbi9:
Etbe's tdmmtlibe gDere In daten elea. aeb. 5000
~ - > 800
telun9S 800
,padGnber'S = go QteFrau 10
6umbples &pempS 3 8anpe sch 9o5
Nni6ten Der Natur so
90. 81. S6mtbt Wr 66 81. @ob.est1' st1O
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-20
II sryetzOS aeo epetfssmgS %5sarsass
kIbane81trafe Scr. 55, SSell8zB Bpint.

utter Nufltd|t Der v0eutIden @eieuIduft. ~ ;.
bpten su belddeen pinaen fpwe aae beutlen Nrbeuer
wpae It'd perpud in frantirten rfel ben N8enten
hsr @esai&aft 9errn $. S. gIsszs9pf Str 50 9bamesr.,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-20
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unerSsidnste bureau Ocean 9afst SsfSrberunss
Comp" emPfblt @ prOmpten ane ern8efDberune Don
pdfeten der Nrt (bS SO @fb. @ewtD nit iebe bier
abeebenben pfer mad ireenO einem Ore Der g8e
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eta rantlrt bis CUR 8efimmune, peer rant geeen
Saranttt unb SGetu.
5erner perben @elb ausaablunsn an rsent cine abeFe
tSenbabn fret ms 6auS ltefern brett perppfb1pr terret
Hnb Srtsinal Quttun8 sseert. pagasebiGts Bremen
mad bier ua0 umsetsbrt fNwi aud fur Die 8remer pot.
tampfhFe iebe WDnat bier. Mgentur Sanbp ppt
6d Gelesrapb fir bic 4nunt ber S9e europa in Der
Ndbe beS 6afenS
NdDere Austunft Iber grefs 3ufeubunsen u No. trbdt
auf pprtpree Nnragen BET @. 9 6 Co., gba.
tam cant Iewgprt YsfeIpbree TT: ,9pf'Ofee Dor 9r
794, New.g gprt."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-20
6riblinSS- unO Spmnerfleiper.

IL untsrJei6nsts 5est biermtt uen 6reunheu uns
eecrten gubum an, ~ ettn eneu Store IN Nrp.
"A DH 8alimpreaB rpfn bat nne es foprbl &Ieieer in
bessr 4aspabt orrdtag bat ais aud auf 0rrre oartat
gtHge 9rte guts 9Gaaren pgrten 5agtHelt pemetn
untsrb0ien Grapaten aae in cs Gan n9aSenet Nr'
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lttGeE Sflu9 snss8mftbsne, ampfsblt rb
,bipt3 3enrp otaaf. p Of-8altplfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-20

-L&s 0r is Sputb. 8 l., @fe ppn 9orell Sane
Ge6enR auf ietnen auSgemdbten Yerratt MODERN
3euse fur Jtublinss SCmmereper aumertlam. IstHt
&44l Dpe5ttns slssaate peenmutlr bic gef4madpafen
QBelteuuae ,e aus pen erfen 5anoluneen Np.g rs
effga baogen egen sur Auswabl Der EWnbea uu6
8er grl6snpe trfen ubenst n ba6 se@ma fSpa un6 mo-
NusbrHne aaer bm pebeuDen Defeuun8n n eifris
Bks Wffrecen Iein rirp f5Di3nt
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SOB 81. ARpp 9rdFssu.
15fs5 SOb. Dntsbart. Ser
8alttm0re 6iresSnfurancepffice &c
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unalut wobl tn er Stabf t TN Qaabe, ne Itten Ct
etntaum: : Agz g6pbn. esb. n nrb DdarepbGafI,
9anbeI4sutr &d.rbeun~pbuttt,
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SIM 8aub fsne, her i'm safer tn
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Btatam 8rid t. u.s. Nlriss,
Robert H. xaplce gBJtcm Gilmore
gad spiaiam q 9 4$sn,dtsa Sar[ttfoa' gsan!as,s
@tor R, gtdtrs@ Soibua s scbtn,
Dartb 2riions 5ears ssrtoa. ~
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tt9'rp elnr 3stt nn9tnBmmtR.
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Oiatipnal= VenersJ 0ompaonie
BON Baltimore.
SncprfDrirt ppm Situate Ifdrpanb t849.
Office Ger. 13 Sputb ct.
Die Company rerfidb ert ebe Mrtspn @tatn.
tbum in bers Stabt pier bem aanbe aeaen Ser.
9e girsttoren ssrlaminsIn it'd taalt @pru 70 llsr, m
u beratbsn dber Applcationeu fir S5eritstuns
Sphn .. Sei6entrife er, Yrdlibent.
Dtrettpren:
samuel 6enbp @eam Denn,ea6
Spbn g8 8pB, 5piepb 80 Senfins,
Gbtuarb S. GGurG, 8bpnas S. SnIiuan
- Spp Smb, 0eprse Small.
11ntJ SnO. u. Wa9ruher, Sr. Seer
gsks Damens unD 6errenlhub= Wfanufaftur
YBY, ppn Sobn s. Gins Q8ittme,
Nss y T. % N' y ap- Ctr. Der 3Onstr1e BeSenaber,
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Wpahanoiefe alpreS Eager ferti8en Damen. unb
Perrenen SGnbn unb ttefelu Serfdiebenrr Aualit6t
nnb pirO bemeft Dus ae Grtsn Sduben nb efeln
Fa Danea un0 6errea ebf anfer8t tets mad ben
6ernittn 6deens ert tn6em te reeafe unp prpmpee
1eeenune nit biaefer QreS1Dtrama perfpridt 25fptS
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8 terariiae Nnaeiaen.
EElaFw Neu etngeridtete guhblnOerei
A.@4@ASsw ben Glia& G1aif

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ret mad pben 8enanntem Yas peIeg babe unb rnYsbe MID
IN eaen iu msinem @ef@Gft sepGren6en Nrten beatns
Namentld made toy auf Die in Baltimore nur an, beFoen
plaee reertieten f9Snen Mlarmpr- unb 8eoeridn uer
lan ree nsteipnoer Sefsern neuen Nusaa ppn 05e
;h 6ene &C. ais 9Vnsn 8errab pbn bSberen Ro aupang
befenS su enpeblen wdre
NJ Nuftr69e mer0en prpmt befprat 1AIlee
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Hus BAG ras frber bm Der aberefs pon Frat
@Garlesreef gebattene SAnRipe ssfnd bic fhr65
se.enHbtr esene N0rersfef &barles uub grotrabs
sTlegt fcrpabeao ale Nrten 9dneoeartei.
ten Gs Siaigfe 9seae psrfstst. pprr1tbis
6emrea Iai6Mt9r, palsDupen, grleatten RDde, 5pien
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sseIhGFt fblpseuee ArttEel. SpbH DteB,
s5mi1S Nprbwf fefe spu Draft Wnp &barlesfr.
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2ilnburger Sdie!
Speten epbtelt Id Gdten 9imburSer 86 bcndnb6e 66rn
&C. 3mehen unb pereoene anber III baS Grpctrtefa td
1en6e MrtiteI @epree Bites eBmann,
230 anton Mpenue.
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,strber. uut g9etn-Saicn. ale Soren talte unb
.Gpeilen unS DIFFERS itne tets Yorratbi0 (6ap3m
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
PHOENIX BITTERs. is.
Free from all Mineral Poisons. y

g . d g. y >, :
THE great popularity which MofaPs
i Life Pills and PhGnix Bitters have at.
taided, 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, il 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 ia the
United States, there are many who are
ready to testify to their efficacy in reno
wing disease; and giving TO the whole sys.
tenn renewed vigor and health.
In cases Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scuryey
or Eruptions Of the skin, the operation 81
the Eifs Medicines is truly astounding,
often remoyingIin few days, every YES
'tige Of these loathsome diseases, BY their
purifying effects on the blood. Fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia, soon yield 70 their
curative properties. No family should be
without them, dis BY their timely use much
suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by WfLLiAM b.. MorfAr, M.
D.. New York, and for sale BY
DIR. Z. L. H0OFF,
vln60yf Buffalo, va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16
If THE RI" ~
" STAR or THE KANAWHl VALLEY.
Is puDLlshED WEEKLY. AT.
BUFFALO, PUTNAM COUNTY, va
lt Il Democratic In Politics.

bOFFALO, PCIAAA CUUNT1I VA,
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vln5oyf


PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE undersigned, having purchased
Iother property in this village. offers at
private sale his present residence, COM
prising . comfortable dwelling house. SO
BY l6 feet, with kitchen attached. Also.
. neat little dwelling standing in the yard,
10 feet square, with stone chimney. On
same lot is q well of excellent water, 4
smoke. house. granery. stables, &c. II
Also, another lot, adjoining the above
on which thore is sung frame building
10 feet square. one story and half high.
occupied At preysntas an office, and with
little expense could be converted into !
dwelling. for 4 small family. On Ire
premises there are some fine thrifty fruit
trees. strawberry. &c.
The two lots contain about 9 acres 81
prime land. An q this property will 81
seh on the most accommodating terms,
and possession given Immediately
SYDEyHAM HEEEfoRD IF
RED Hcrsx ERoAts, March esg | e55 II
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16
g.. HORN.

MOULD most respectfully inform the
w citizens Of BUFFALO and vicinity
that he still carries on his business al his
old stand, on Main Street.
He has lately laid ia
NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
suitable for Summer Clothing, and will
sell them at prices as low as the they can
be bought in Cincinnati or elsewhere.
A suit Of summer clothing, consisting Of
coat, pants and vest, canlbc had. at his
store, at from % and upward, either
ready Or made to order, and he guaran-
tees the same 70 fit well, and the sewing
TO be Of the best manner.
Y Thankful for the patronage heretofore
shown to him, he solicits continuance
Of the same.
All orders attended to at the shortest
notice. Cutting done at any time, At rea-
sonabfe prices.
April, 90, 1856, n3m3
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:. 81. Foreign News. d.
ARRIVALtOF THE BALTIC.

New York, July s. The splendid
steamship Baltic, with Liverpool
dates to the 18th has arrived. Il
+. In regard to war, q London paper
thus surmises: The news ofthe week.
as regards American relations, irldg.
ing from the country is delighted
with the turn the American question
has taken; and we are surprised. at
how much .thepublic have become en-.
iightened on the subject through the
agency of q cheap press, every paper
Of that class having devoted itself to
g e radical exposition of American
difficulties. The country also appears
pleased with the nomination of Mr..
Buchanan.
Our Liverpool correspondent adds:
That the feelings on the American at.
fairs has now subsidized so much as to
have, no longer any unsettled effect on
the markets, although several leading
presses vet keep grumbliug.
The Times advises Great Britain
! 70 hurry mp the Central American at.
fairs before Buchanan becomes Pres
ident. t II r
There is nothing ofimportaneefrom
Parliment. I. g
The Parliamentary Committee on
the Danish Sound Dues had held d
meeting. @#s
France continues. interested on the
subject ofthe Empress Regency.
The Gar of Russia has construct
ed new Cabinet, includinn Gorts-
chakof, Lanskoi, Osten, Sacken and
Orioff. 4 ! :
There is no other political news of
interest. IF !
The ship Unicorn, from Liverpool
for Boston, was abandoned at sea on
the sth of June. The crew arrived
at Falmouth. . r
COMMERCIAL.
Breadstuffs firm, with an upward
tendency. Wheat advanced 3d.-Red
IS. Sd. a los. Cd; white los. cd. a lis.
Sd. Flour advanced Sd, - Canal Dos.
a33s.; Philadelphia 34s. Sd. 36s:
3d.; Ohio and Baltimore 35s. ed.
3Ss. Corn easier, but not lower than
q decline OF Cd. White Dos. Cd. o
32s.; yellow and mixed 30s. sd.
/ Provisions dull and unchanged.
Money easier--Consols on account
OIL asA.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

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