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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and Piles.

j., : PnILA D 4, March J, 1858.
Dr.. C. NJ. Jaekson-Dear sir--For
the past two years | have been severely
afflicted with the Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia and Piles, suffering constantly the
pains and inconve nience attendant upon
such complaints, without energy, Being
scarcely able to attend to any business.
L used a great deal of medicine, with no
apparent change, until used your" Hoof-
land German Bitters." They have en-
tirely cured me- | am now entirely free
from pain and ache Of any kind, and feel
like new. man in every respect, and un-
hesitatingIy recommend your Bittcrs to
all inralids. 4
:. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN Il. CORY,
r.. 49,. No. l2 Lagrange Place.
Sec advertisement Tn9
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

4 LAD, 1870 Il years Of ogeI wanted
Il At This. Office, TO learn the printing
business. Apply Immediately. -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
GosHoRN HOUSE,
Charleston, Kanawha.

NhhrIcStOh, NhnhWha. IT
DAVID Cos HORN informs his fl lends
~ and the public gcnetally, that He has
rebuilt his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, fand is prepared to &C.
commodatc all who may favor him with
a call, in q way that will please the most
faslldious. His Bar is supplied with The
finest Champagne, Claret and Madeira
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDIES;
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES;
and fine CIGARS, NC. +. | Il
April %, 1856. n3tf - | /.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

nRY GOODS. -FIaHpels, Brown Coltons,
~ Blenehed ~da-3,aj 20: 6-i, sheetng;
Observation-Disclosures and Shrtngs; Irish Linen
Of oil qua tiles; Drill lihgs, bIeachcd and brown,
cott"u aud Lnep; Table Cloths Diapers,
linen and cotton; Canton Flannel; Cashmere;
Jeans: Farmers Saten ard Dnllng and CrIsh;
Oil and Curtain Calicoes.
= For sale by b. +. THOMPSON
BmirlIo, May 81, 1885,. III F.:
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Newstore- New Goods, for Cash!
..... ..... -11- n.
T. FRESH ARRIVAL
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Hardw ware, I: Atr r.
/ Groceries, EI,: N,.
Queensware,: Ill.
+ Boots, SHOES, y
Hats Caps, i

i. 49,. Bonnets, kc., &c.
Ii AVlNG but recently established. m yseli
IL at;this place, and having already re-
ceivcd a liberal patronage, | reluin thanks
toa gererquS PUBLIC, and would most respect
fully solicit n, cqn tinuante Of fa,ors. shall
endeavor 10 keep on hand full assortment
Of Goods in My line, which offer at greatly
reduced prices, in orrlef 10 keep the citizens
Of thIs great valley from going 10 Cincinnati
and Gallipolis TO buy their Goo 5. Encourage
HOME, itr in Union thefe Is strength.
49," b. If! THOMPSON,
Main street, al the stand:ff.n. rly occupied by
H. B. Harvey, Buffalo. Va. II ~ VENT
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

r INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
Wells Improved Patent Churns.
Butter Can be Produced in Five Minutes.
THE operation Of this improved Churn
l. is as follows: The dasher is moved
vertically by a lever, and is at each up
ward stroke lifted above the surface Of the
cream. Its descent causes q rush OF
cream througha channel, which current,
taking the direction Of the sides Of the
channel, forms h. continuous hollow col
umn of cream, running upward toward q
shaft, where it meets and cncloses the
body Of air which has been drawn down
by the disc portion Of the dasher.- FFhis
air, in burstingIthrough its enclosure IS
the dasher continues its descent, scatters
the cream in a foam towards the inner
surface of the body Of the Churn, eau
sing it toenclose the column: Of air4drawn
down by the annular portion Of the dash
er. This column in itsIturn breaks
through the cream, and adding to the ag-
itation already produced, scatters it up
wardin mass Of foam. This action Of
the atmospheric is repeated at each down
stroke of the dasher, producing the spec
dy transformation Of the cream to butter,
The>superior atmospheric action Of this
IGhurn is due TO the formation, in the
dasher, ola passage, whereby continu,
Gus column Of cream is thrown up loren,
cIosinry tho air Tho offanf hf thu dnvr
stroke being altogether different from tha,
ofany other perforated dasher.
The undersigned having bought the
patent-right for these Churns for the
counties Of Putnam and Mason, is pre-.
pared to furnished the public with them
They are made Of white oak wood, with
iron hoops, in a finished and substantial
manner, and will be sold at reasonable
prices. The Churns may be seen at Buf
falo, Putnam county n. WILSON I
7 February 81, 1885, n47y1. Z%%@ <
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=. WARD, WALLER 4 CONE,
Importers and Dealers In Foreign and
! ill., Domestic Hardware, K
Corner Market and Second Streets,

corner market ana second Streets,
e.. H.. PORTSMOUTH, o.,
HAVE now on hand one of the largest
III and best selected stocks of HARD
WARE. and which, in point Of price and
quality, for cheapness far surpass any
goods ever in this market. II II
urForeign Goods we import direct
from England, and all American Goods
we receive direct from the manufactur-
ers, which enables us to compctetfi with
any Eastern or Western Jobbcr. |,
. We also have connected with our
house an Iron House for the sale Of all
sizes Bar, Band, Hoop. Small Round and
Square Iron.
We have also in store, and for sale,
$50 doz. Shovels, - l.
90 8" Wheelbarrows, II
rs Spades. II
50 " Mattocks, -
SO I" Picks, T.:
800 boxes Glass, +
aR>of the best manufacture. -, Il
May Z, 1856, vln5tf. L r 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
w. F. & ]. H. GoSHoRN,
Wholesale end Retail Dealers III
Dry Goo DIS, Groceries,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Glassware, QueenSwnr", Hardware and
Mechanics TnnIS

.(:losswofr. OpccnSwnro. IIoraworo anil
i"'"""ie """
-hechahics' TOOLS,
: FRONT STREET, Cl'ARLESTO%s VA.
III AVlNG removed ""r Hardware and Gro
cery store INT" the room "rmerly eccn-
pied by McSSrS. BROOKS, Bingham u 20, and
ADJOINING our Dry 'Hr"ds Store, we beg leave
to say that tie business firms OF M.% J. Cos
horn and }. W. t'1Shorn' Will h. reailtr he
conducted un"er the'StNle and hIm OF W. F..
d y. II. GDSh4rh, at the old Stand oi w: d. }.
Goshoin, where they are now receiving and
open M direct IRON the cites OF New York,
PhiladeIphla and Baltimore, the largest and
MIST durable stock OF fa and W!nter Goods
evef\broufht to this market; amongst winch
Will be, found every VARIETY. OF ladies and gen.
tiemen line dress goods la!IeS' cioaks and
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
TOBACCO FACTORY.
R. N. B. THOMPSON
HURRICANE BRIDGE,

| StTILL continues to manufacture. TO-
- BACCo and CIGARS. He would
Especially invite the attention of Mer.
chants to his Tobacco, pledging to sell
at the very lowest prices. :.
juno 4, 1856, n9v2tf. ,...
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AIDES, DRESS GOODS.
AND FANCY GOODS,

INARIETY AND FANCY GOODS
" Paras'lS,-a very Cine article; Ladies
Collars, from Il cents o ST. Gfoves and Minis;
Hosiery Of every description Wells. blue,
green, brown &C.. Gentle meas Collars
rdvalS. spring sat IN Stocks; lIandkereliefS.
six, linen, Iawna and cotton; Ladies' fine Ifncn
caInbrc IIandkrrcbiefS; Laces. six and coo
ION; UnderSlcev and G heInlsettS; Edgngs
and lnsertings; Sleeve I,hnds; Trimmings Of
Kinds, for salt by DIFF. THOMPSON.
buffalo, May ~ ,l85G.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
WANTED.

:, T. n, WANTED. ..: ~
r WISH to purchase, for my own use,
i two young negroes boy and girl
between the ages Of o and - years
for which / will pay a liberal price
VI. L. G. GEORGE,
n7w4. Buffalo, Putnam CO., Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

WHITE LIME.-Plas'er PARIS and Cts.
w tern Cement, oonstsntly on band and
Nc, sale, al ShSSS' DRUG STORE,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
Z TRI-wEEKLY PACKET.
kanawha, Point Pleasant and GalIipolis.
THE NEW 4 LIGHT DRAUGHTsTEA
VIRGINIA BELLE,

JAMES y. SAINT, w. p. COBB,
Master. s@ Clerk.
rs now being finished 4 tn J.,
Land will arrive in few - 4
days. This boat has been built expressly
for the above trade, with view to light
draught. speed and comfort drawing
but eleven inches; and one hundred and
seventy fire tons burden. 1T IS With
pleasure can recommend my friends to
a boat, which flatter myself will suit
the trade. - /. W. P. COBB.
April, 90, 1856. n3tf -. II :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

LAss.-W indow Glass, Bottles, Walls.
" Jars, Fixtures. &c, for sale low. at i
r .:s SANNS' DRUG STORE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
especially,
John r.

r.. =. 49,. No. IL Lagrange Place.
Sec advertisement. [n9
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

CIGARS All kinds, and at oil prices, can
" be had at SANNS' DRUG STORE. I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-23

believe that the outrages which are
now riff. in kapsas are the result OF
a Democratic measure, when the en-
ergies of their party, its talent and its
money, are constantly devoted to the
production of the evils out of which
they seek to max Q political capital -
Failing to obtain the power they~cra-
ved they have do ne what isabove re-
commended in case of~failure on a
more extended theatre. The condcm-
nation by majority Of the people of
the country, OF their reasonable pol
icy, is to be fol lowed by a civil war
Of greater ma gnitudc. The whole
Union is to be embraced within its
scope. In the name of ''frecdom in
Kansas" they threaten to- appeal to
arms to obtain w'.at they cannot Sc
cure by the ballot. Sharp's rifles and
reyolvers are 70 supply its place. =
1t is to this entertainment the peo-
pie of the country are now invited by
Black Republicanism. Treason and
civil war is boldly talked of as a rem
ely Of evils of its own connecting,
and honest men merican patriots,
are unblushingly solicited to partici-
pate in the villailly. Illinois STATE
Re1tstpr.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-23
summer u PIagiarist.

The Black epub licanj journals ha We
been quite lavish in their praise OF
ESTABLISHMENTS speech. They ha We
pronounced it Delnosthenic, &c. and
Il Buffalo paper takes occasfep to show
that in this respect they are not far
out Of the way. '1tquotes from he
mostheness great Grafton on the
crown: >-:
1t cannotb be that you have acted
wrong in encountd ring danger bravely
.for-the liberty ana safety of Gree &c.
No!, by the gene rous sonls who w ere
exposed at Marathon! BY those who
stool arrayel at Platea. BY those
Who encountered the Persian feet at
Salamis, who ION ht at Artemisium!
BY all those illuStriuus sons OF Athens
whose remains Ii 3 deposited in the
public monuments! ~.
What belongs to gallant men they all
peiformcd-thcir success was such as
Providence dispenses to each
The following is from Senator Sum
nGr''s speech:
"But it cannot be that she acts
wrong for herself and children, when
in this cause she thus encounters re-
proach. No. BY the generous souls
Who were exposed at Lexington-by
those who stool a rrayed mt Bunker
llill-by the many from her bosom
who, on all the tielIs of the first great
,trugglr, lent the: vigorous arms tu
te. great ca,sc oi AZ II, the CHA
lrcn She <hAs h"rt .t, whose names
alone are national trophies, in Massa,
chusetts now vowed Frcvocably tothis
work. What belongs to the faithful
servants she will dp in all things, and
Providence, shall determine the result
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-23
Pride and Ingratitude = The Lady and
.: the Soldier.

During the part week, a fine look
ing young man, ma med Barnes, a ma
tive of Worcester, and a corporal in
tho, artillery, who served through the
Crincan campaign, was at the taking
of Sevast6pol, and wears on his breast
a Crimean media! as a reward of his
bravery during the late war, has
been visiting at a friends in Per-
shore. = While here he hal occasion
to go to Evesham on business, and
Tuesday evening last found him at
Evesham railway station, awaiting
the arrivalof the train from PershOre.
When the train arrived, it was found
that the second class carriages were
already fillel, and our hero was re-
qnestei by the qua ri to take his seat
ii a first class carr iase, the*only oc-
cupant of which was lady and a lit
tie girl. i e.. \
Immediately upon his taking his
seat, Che la:ly locke d dasgers, sprang
to the side of the carriage, and put
ting her head out Of the window she
called out, Guard, guard! here's a
soldier; You We male a mistake, guard:
put this soldier out; put him ont, |
SAN, guard" "No mistake at all,
ma'am; the soldiers all right ma'am;
much right there as you, ma am. y
said the guard, and giving his whistle
a doubly indignant blow, away flew
the train, with at least one unworthy
passenger, who had proved by her
conduct that all ladies are not Night
ingales. The poor fellow, while re-
lating his railway adventure. the same
evening, to friends in Pershore, could
not forbear shedding tears; and de-
clared that during the whole OF his
Crimean campaign where he had wit
messed the most he rrid scenes, and
had himself been severely wounded,
he had never had his feelings SO much
hurt as they were by the treatment ne
had received from that lady in the
railway carriage. English paper.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-23
American Gsn.ro,is:i

4 Whatever may be orr faults as q
people-and we have our full share ii
them-want Of feeling is not among among
their number. We listen al feadily
to'a tale Of distress, and acs promptly.
TO relieve it, as any race on earth a
striking proof of the nonsensical cant
Of those foolish philosophers and
preachers who,would have the world
believe thatprosperity always hardens
the heart, closes the purse, and sees
in every sufferer an inposter, desery-
ing ofnothing but what the Scriptures
go emphatically call the bread andsta-
ter OF affection. II may appear EGO q.
tistical thus to speak ofthe good deeds
ofour conntrymen, but we are mere.
ly stating a fact which il we'll known
to all who are familiar with what has
occurred on frequent occasions In our
history. The remotest Of peoples
nave never appealed to our bcneyo-
ience IN vain. The Irish, the Greeks.
and the Portuguese Of Madeira. have
been relieved from the United States:
and now, and not for the first time.
we are engaged ID measures calcula.
ted TO prevent the. inhabitants Of CAPE
Verde Islands from starvation Bos.
ton Ismes. .Il@ IN Ia
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-23

lady, who was born deaf and dumb
She had been well educated and was
d very engagia manners. Hermis-
fortune drew towards her the sympa-
thies and regard of all tender hearted
persons. With bis characteristic
originality and popularity Of feeling
and Sentiment, Walker became warm
~ en- lnored Of this young lady. She
reciprocatetlhis regard, and forsome-
time they were never happy unless
together. He soonacquiree aknowl-
edge OF her signs, and they onyersed
with great facility, the Medium of
their conversation, no donbt, added
zest to their enjoyment. Atlast some
slight misunderstanding interrupted
their intercourse, and before a recon,
ciliation could be effected tho young
lady died. This event gave q tinge
Of melancholy to- the thoughts and
character Of Walker. Perhaps,
as many ofhs friends thought, it pro-
ducea the change lin his character
which cnsued-a change !: fro m. the
quiet, modest student, to the bold,
daring, dauntless revolutionist and
warrior. 49,. e. ! T. |.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-23
Leap re ar Rpmanee.

A leap year story is toll'by the St.
Louis Herald, which shows that it is
not al ways bes* for q batchelor to look
HONG before he leaps. Here is
the story: +. xxi
There is certain fashionable board
ing house in st. Louis, where a>hanl-
some young widow wa, boar,ling.-
Sue lady we will call Widow .Cheerly;
she~ HAS fortune Of some $50 900.
left BY her dec easel husband, and no
Fchildr en-. hree youngclerks Smith,
Brown and Jones, whoto fnlerlyboard-
ed at this boarding hopsc, called upon
the lar dlady orp NeNs Y cars day
The widow CHEEKY was IN thereon,
and. saw the young men apProaching
She Immediately DRESSED herse]f up
in her bridal array,m called the laml
lady and inquired their names. The
lady informed her, heb she remarked.
Il intfnl TO have on Of these young
mRn TOR husband / The lan1la,ly
smiled incredulouSly, and then went
into tic rarlor to receive her visitors
The widow followed Immediately.
an | without waiting an introduction,
aPproa chel Smith and said: Will
YOU co nsert to become my hus band:'
The Young man blushed, and backed
ont. The gay widow then addressed
Mr.. Brown who Jumped. at the
chance" AMI the twain were male
Eone. The next m4rnh,5 whAn Brown
r.awoket he began toEhi!rk, .,s b. was
"lt # tenn. .I,yln"nt, That h4 Was iii
a Fix; and. while. he was REVOLVING
in his mind whether it woull be bet.
fter for him to run off or. to cpmmi,
sulci e, MS w!ts awole, and said:
MY dear, have YOU am, objection to
col iect lnsa few billsl' Thinking she
suPpos ed hehad somemoney due him.
he mllttered: No, when there is any
money owing tome" Il do not
mean that my dear. Get up and GO
to my bureau drawer, and there you
will tind bills TO the amount Of five
hundred dollars. for the rents due me
for the past month. You will please
accept the money from me as a New
Years Gift" -. - ;. /, . =.
Brown found that he had been
"done brown" in most satisfactory
way, and has been happier than most
lords ever since. EMI. J'In....
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-23
A Snake SeOtehsd.

The New York Tribune of We'd
nesday, contains an article against the
Democratic party, its nominees, and
its platform, which it states appeared
in Die. Eeie Ptssse, a Democratic
German paper of Philadelphia" We
will here state for the benefit of the
Tribune, and all Black Republican
croakers in Bucks county, who may
choose to see that paper, that there
are but three German newspapers
published in Philadelphia--only one
Of which is Democratic, or ever
has been, and that is the ''Philadel-
phia Democrat" The names of the
two other German papers of that city
are ''Die Freie Press" and NV och.
enblatt," both Of which opposed the
election OF Franklin Pierce, aud have
always opposed the Democratic party
in principle and detail. We already
plainly see, that one of the main
planks Of the platform of our oppoz
nents in the presentcompaign is ''brag
and bluster,p and we intend to be
prepared to meet their systems of
guerilla warfare at the threshold. II
There is not one Democratic paper
within our knowledge, either east,
west, north or south, English or Ger
man, that does not fling the banner
Of Buchanan, Breckenridge and De.
mocracy to the breeze, and is doing
gallant service under its graceful folds.
-Doy,cstoacn Democrat. -%=..4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-23
A Curious Dream Story.

-
Miss H. B. was on a visit to Miss
Andre, and being very intimate with
the latter, shared her bed One night
she was awakened by the. violent sobs
of her companion, and upon entreat-
ing to know the cause, she said, Il
have; seen my dear brother: and he
has been taken prisoner" tits scarce
Unnecessary to inform the reader that
Major Andre was then with tile Brit
ISL army, during the heat Of the A
merican war. ;, Miss B. soothed her
friend, and both tell asleep, when
Miss Andre once more started, ex-
claiming They are trying him as a
spy,n and she described the nature Of
the court, the proceedings of the
Judge and prisoner, with the. greatest
minuteness. Once more the poor
sisters terrors we're Gained by her
friends tender Representations, but a
third time she awokef screaming that
they were hanging him as a spy on a
tree, and in his regimentals, with
many other circumstances! There
Was no more sleep for the friends;
they got up and entered each in her
own pocket book thelparticulars sta.
ted by the terror stricken sister. with
the dates. Both agreed to keep the
source Of their presentment and fears
from the poor mother, fondly hoping
that they were indeed built on the
fabric !of a vision. But alas! as soon
as the news, in those days, could
cross the Atlantic, the fatal tidings
came, and to the deep awe as well as
sad grief Of the young ladies, every
circumstance was impaired to them as
had been Swallowed forth in the fond
sisters sleeping fancy and had hap
pened on the very proceeding the
night Of her dream!
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-23
:, ;! aekson and Buchanan.

HE following extract from d ietter
written BY Andrew jackson, a few
mouths before his death, dated April
9th, 1875, and addressed III I. p.
Blair, is sufficient reply tothe absurd
aattempt'of the opposition press to pro
duce the impression that Old Kick.
DRY disliked Mr.. Buchanan:
'.llis lCameron's) very election has
divided them 1.-THE democracy in
Pennsylvania, and a letter 10 M ~ saws
he has done our mutual fi;endI IN.
e !, much injury, he (CameronJ
being charged with using secretly his
influence to effect it.n
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. ppetnatss
The Man ! Love. )

i ,.. 49,. r. ."..A' !
! love an open eountenance, 49,. y.
A kind and open face; :.
The index of an honest heart, s.s.
: That loves the human race! ! + " p.
A brow on which smile is throned,
Like sunlight on flower n
AS open ais the royal skies,
= With beams of love and power!
! love the kind and welcome glance,
J =. That proves we're not alone; .te.
And oh! how sweet to find at times
Some feelings like our own; s:f
A heaft tina. beats with putest hopes,
: To pity and to bless; IL. -.
That strives to make earth's s. comforts
Its pains and follies less! lmore,
love the man whose generous smile :
= Is given with his band -.
Who sees his equal4in all men, +. !
4 And all men equal stand! =
Who sees not the distinction made,
By human laws between 49, tt:=..t
9The man who has and who has not,
But loves from what he's seen! H. Il.
/ love the man whose heart is true, !
Who seldom wears a frown! s
And loves all men, from him who tolls
70 him who wears crown; :" ..~:
With mildness always on ibis lips,
A free and open mind, ~. :. +:
A Brow with mental grandeur span'd :.
A>soul supremely kindl "a =. =. :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-23
NO.. 16s
| Boiling 4 Tea-Keltls. i

asa AZ T. A. s3 n III z e---g III Hill Sl Ef} Il 81 q
Which is the most trying to Ia yol
mana greenhorn OF. q servant girl,
or a stove that .swon'tdrawp the day
she expects company Mrs. Jones
hired, the other day, q Miss McDer-
mott, Just from Cork. Miss McDer-
mott was ordered to boil the tea ket-
tle.n ii N Il
.'The what!n
srThe teaskettle.Di Il Etzgs .tY II
"An' do you name that!o
certainly. Ii did moi, Iwould
not have ordered you to- do II and
be qnick about it, Y
Yes, niaris. ? tsil II fEat8 iItea
Miss McDermott obeyed orders. .
Tin.about half an hour afterwards, Mrs,
Jones resumed her conversation.
Where's THE tea-kettle, Bridgetf'
SIN the diKner-pob marin"
Sin the whatg' sI9 ,I..T Il MI
"In the dinner-pot. Yon told me
to boil it, and I've had q scald on it
for nearly an hour.n A49 III
r SsMrs. Jones could hear no more. 81
She had 4 rash Of blood thehead,s
and went into a swoon. The last we
saw other she was being carried up
stairs in an arm chair. u