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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
BARNEY, OR THE1YOUNG MEDLEY
=, HIGII.FLYER,

CURED by the Gfeenbrier Medley High
n flyer, and he sired by the imported
Prete4der. Barney has taken the premi-
UNI at Lewisburg, Virginia, for the last
two years, and will stand the ensuing
season along the Kanawha valley, be-
tween the mouth of Coal and Pufenbar-
boris, eight miles above Point Pleasant.
The hGse is a blood-bay, l64 hands
high; very heavy black name and tail.
Barney is, no W owned by C.P. BROWN
at Red House; Virginia. TheIhorse was
bred by Bunger, of Greenbrier' county,
and sold to Sam. Nc Chung and Dick Kin.
cade, Of Greenbrier. The horse can be
seen at Winfield, Putnam county, at the
March court. Pedigree and terms will
be given in future. n48w4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
HELMBoLp's HIGHLY coscE STRArED III
ompound Fluid Extract Sarsapari1ia.

HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED .l|-
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsapari1Ia.
Fur purifying the blood, removing all diseases
y arising from excess OF mercury, exposure
Hand mi PRUDENCE in life; chronic ,constitu
InUnal diseases, arising from an impure siatt,
Eof Me blood, aad the only reliable and ef
tfeetr>sl known remedy, forthe cure Of scIo<
fula, salt heun1, scaid head, ulcerstops Of
the throat and legs, pains snd fsN efngs Of
the bones tetier,> pimples on the face, and
,all scaly eruptlopsG OF the skim.
gTIis article is 1now prescribed BY some OF
the most distinguished >kysicianS in the coun-
thy. and hasproyed more efficient III practice
than anyprcparatiop ofsarsaparilla yet offer
"a to lie pubic. Several cases Of secondary
syhrlir, nefcureal and scrof,lons diseases have
ehtiLeN recovered in the IncATatle wards o.
oiH public institutions which bad fol- many
Years resisted every mode Of Treatment that
couid be devised. These cases If1Inish str
King examples or the salutary eEectsI Of this
medicine in aTresting some Of the; most inve'-
efate diseases, after the GLANDS were de-
suoyed, and the bones alresdv affected.
NoTIcE.-Letters ffom responsible physi-
clans and professors Of several Medical Col,
leges, and certifea ties pf cures From patients
will be found accompanying both prepare
tons. -.t4...f - ~ n 4
ThieEh' Illu EAtIhct 81 nqCnu, et pei
bptile, OF 6 bottles for 50. Fluid Extract Saf-
saparilla, E per fbottier or bottles for SIS;
equal in rength to one galionI&0f syrup oil
shrsaparilla. Nm r. \ "
Prepared and sold by H. r. HELMsoIp,
Chemist. 1858 Chestnut street, near the G lFard
House, Philadelphia. E. n
ITO be had or DR.. T. L NOOFf, Druggist,
and MCCOY q JONES, BufaloyVa. , and OF
Druggists and Dealer every wShere. 4. .sra
All letters detected TO The Proprietor or
Asent receive Immediate attention. ,~-
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! MILTON !. FuRcuson,
LAW NOTICE

y LAW NOTICE. u b.
JAMES H: BROWN, of Kanawha,i and
j ANDREW WAUGH, Of Jackson,
have formed q law partnership for the
latter county, under the style Of Brown
4 Waugh. 1'. - / = !
& Oct. 1896. yln38
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07

OU sale at s lTNs' DRUG STORE. Al
rs, iIcCOMAss NEWMAN.
20. % fip, McSOM llate Judge Of the l9th
circuit J k.Wt McCG IA Sand J !. g. NEWMAN,
having entered int bartners1ip III. s. 4 fEEI
PRAc 4 DING LAW 44s
n the counties ottutnam and Mason, they
wlii hereafter attet allthe County, Quarterly
hdIiIcall Courtn those counties, a nd will
attend diIIesRtIf IA II b6s;nessa entrn.fed q
them. n ~ II ssi - r. I'll - Fl>
!. u Address p. DE- w. McCoMAs Kanawha
=. d, Vas q Newmaa,5 Point Pleasant.
Va. 5 -. 80. - j, * VIM M
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Dledk rouse, i . Irlce 5U cents.
David Copperfeld, 50 :"
Nicholas NiGkleby, 50 {"
rPickwick Papers, '"... 50 i"
Dombey and Son, 50 "
Martin Chuzzlewit, ...: ! 50 u" .
Barnaby Rutlge !. b SO q"
Old Curiosity Shop - ! so 8"
Sketches by Boz, II SO g:
Oliver Twist trt. ~ - 50 L"
Christmas Stories and Pictures .:-
from Italy. Containing -
Christmas, Carol The Chimes, -. Il
|. Cricket on the Hearth, Battle, 10
of Life, Haunted Man, The
Ghosts Bargain, &c. 80
Dickens New Stories. Con- g.. |.
tanning The Seven Poor Tray
|. ellers, Nine New Stories BY
/ The Christmas Fire, Hard - l.
Times, Lizzie Leigh, The Mi-v -
ner's Daug hter, Fortune VIII /
|. .dred, &C., ! /. = T. 30 :"
A complete set Of the above will be sold
Or sent to any one to any place, free Of
postage, for FiveD ollars. ~ I;
N COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION. 4
/ In very fine large octave volumes, with
a Portrait on Steel, Of Charles Dickens,
containing the same reading matter as the.
Illustrated Edition, and comprising over
four Thousand very large double ,columed
pages. handsomely printed, and bound in
various styles. II Fl. =.
Volume ] contains Pickwick Papers
and Old Curiosity1Shop. - +
Vol. 2: Oliver Twist, Sketches BY
Boz and Barnaby Rudge. u I.
Vol. 3: Nicholas Niekleby and Martin
Chuzzlewit. tn f. :" fl" -. .
Vol A.: David Copperfeld, Dombey
and Son, and Chris mas Stories. - !
Vol. s: Bleak House, and Dickens
New Stories. Ma IN 5.....E.. 4
Price of complete set. Bound in
in black cloth, full gilt back: Price, 81
SO; Scarlet cloth, extra, SO so; Library
sheep, 80 90; Half turkey MOROCCO. Sill
90; Half calf, antique, Is CO.. F..
!. ILLUSTRATOR EDITION IN, IL VOLS.
|. This edition is printed on very thick
and fine white paper and is profusely H.
Illustrated, with all the original illustrations
by .Cruikshank, Alfred Crowquill, .Phiz,
ETC., from the original London edition, on
copper, steel,*and wood. Each volume
contains a novel complete, and may be
had in complete sets, beautifully bound
in cloth, forHeighteen dollars set, or any
volume 70 will be sold separately, as follows;
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IVMk -, hIls8 {HARRIS0NE HOIIGTa17 Al
|sHes p, 9. HARRISON, Proprietor

This establishment, situated ,ssnssaien. Il
the steamboa / landing, has been lately fitted
up in the best style, and the proprietor is new
prepared to accommodate the travelling pubic
OF boarders by the day, week, OF wear. H,sta-
bic shall always be furnished with the best The
market sfFords; his stables with the best the
Of proyender; and no pains will be spared Is
render his guests comfS rtable. E>Istls s4s .Ft
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07

A blacksmith in England adyertises
fhtt be irons wheels and HsRs axer.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07

DR.. I'D wardLe e 81 ~.

DR.. I'D w axdSEe Hnnx.
Physician and SURGEON.
4 Offers his professional services 4 n,
sens Of Burial and lie vicfnity. CT. w eiii.
ly attended to day snd night. prompt.
The undersigned has opened n III
The store house formerly J Dec n;s Sthsio i
Beatty ri = III
Drugs, Chomicals, Painta. ~:
Stalls, &C., Dis.'
which have been most carefully seleet.a
utmost care and attention. N'sa "
With the hope|of receiving ! Il !. I, .s IS
lie patronage, heEptedges his bes, $500. I. ~
and most perseyering efforts Il ren,, sss.slols
A satisfaction % those Who may f bl ss is:
enough 2 70 give him their support. NTH ,ls
professionally engaged, until 10 $780, ~ net
night; alter that hour, at his ,esidep no. Y =
t,erl,@ occupied BY Capt. Parker. 1ss. las-
L.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07


Saddlery, lie. Eli.
HAVING Just received splendid stock OF
IL new goods, which las been selected
with the utmost care. <fetwarranted in say
1pg to my customers, that can He'll ss low as
any house in CharlestonkI have complete
ass .rfment of Dry Goods 5onsisting in part 81
ladies' dress goods, Of ely description.. fine
lot of Cloths. cassimev ). kitinets, leans. M
nels, white goods, bleachb and bro Il musl rs,
linen, handksIchiefs, gltes, hosiery, &c. IN
The Grocery departementnay be had white and
olo"H sugars, best core, molasses, green
and black tens, spiceskce, fish indigo, oils.
wlnoow glass, powdefshot, lead, gun cars,
cofdage liquors, dye-stfs, &c. IIiaTdware N
az kihds, such as; 11chanics' tools, nails,
Snosels cutlery, chaie plows, castings, &c.
QueenswaIe, Of all ki1s. Glass ware Of every
description; also, hou5keepers, alticles, such
buckets, tubs, tinwartstoneware cotton warn.
brooms, brushes, com, &c. Satldlery-saa.
dies, harness, brides IS, stirrups. girts, spurs,
birdie reins, check HI y&c. n 80 sY''
\, CHALES G. GIBHART. /,
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Price of full and complete set of the
Illustrated Edition, bound in twelve Vol
umes, in black cloth, gilt back, re- 90;
Library Sheep, "a 90; Half Turkey mo.
rocco, 81. 90; Half calf antique, Sc 90.
NAll subsequent works by Charter Dick.
ems will be issued in uniform style with
thu above. @7RETs h n I& II 73 .Ah
Copies of'any one, or any set of either
edition OF ne above works will be sent to
any person, TO any part of the United
States, Jrescf postage, on their RENTING
the price Of the edition they rnaywish, to
the Publisher in a letter postpaid. qESs [
Published and for sale BY h.
z T. B. PETERSON.
No. 1O9 Chestnut Street, Phila:
To whomall orders must be addressed.
Booksellers, News Agents, and all 9th
ers. will be supplied at low rates.
Jan. 8, 1856, i
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McCONASk z NEWMAN.

S0 KEGS Pure al No. / White Lead q,
W sale at s. ms DRUG STORE. "A
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lEI, EGR APHED TO THE CRESCENT,
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
ny THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES.


BATON ROUGE, Feb 4.--Neither House is in session
to-day, there being no quorum in either.
P.S.-Snce the above dispatch, the Senate sue
ceeded in getting quorum, and proceeded TO dispose
of some resolutions from the Vermont LEGISLATURE
A resolution offered by Mr.. Ryan, to take no cogn-
zance OF them, prevailed. Nothing else OF Importance
done.
Gov. Wickliffe has appointed Saml Jamison Adj
1nnistrator Of the Charity Hospital, vice W. H. Mills,
resigned.
Loss Of the Ship Valparaiso.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.-The ship Valparaiso, from
New Orleans for Liverpool, was wrecked on Riding
Rocks near Nassau. Thevessel is total loss. Seven
teen hundred bales of cotton were saved No lives
were lost n Ii 5|ss
' Tie Markets =" w.
NEW York, Feb. Flour State, 81 81 to 81 81 ;
Southern, SIS s79. Whisky, SAGE.
NEW York, Feb. 4.-Flour-State, 81 70; Ohio,
IS 81; Southern, So 9l3. Mess Pork has declined
and is quoted at SIG SO. Whisky, 36c.
New York, Feb 4, p. M Cotton improving
sales to-day 1000 bales n 0. Niddling at Sc. Rio
Coffee, 1lac. Sugar, SIC.
CINCINNATI, Feb 2.-Flour has declined under the
influence Of the steamers news, and is probably not
sold at over Sc So Sugar sto &C. Moasses 40 to 42c.
CINCINNATI, Feb 4.-Flour, Sc rs. Mess Pork, $l4
to $l4 so. Whisky, 24a to 24sc. 5
River Intelligence.
B LOUISVILLE Feb. 4, IL A. M.-An prospects of a
speedy resumption of navigation have vanished. The
Thermometer stands at 10 dogs. below zero
P. M.-Our thermometer now stands IS dogs. be-
low zero.
VIcKsBURG, Feb. 4.-The Tennessee passed this
port at 8, the Cumberland at 10 NJ, and the Fulton
at o'clock ?. N. q
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The Coin SNAr-Prof. E. Merriam, of Brooklyn,
n Y, has, for any time during the last two three
years. served as meteorological and thermometrcal
chronicle to the citizens of New York, Brooklyn and
Williamsburg, informing them concerning the exact
statistics of the heated period and the particular
particulars of "the cold snap.n Without proposing
to follow the example of the iustrious professor, in
this section, we cannot avoid noticing the fact that
yesterday and the day preceding were cold, almost
beyond precedent causing water to CONCEAL in pitch
ers and washbowls freezing the banquettes, and gen
orally turning liquid into its second estate wherever
its influence was not counteracted by that heated
atmosphere which the professor SO well and truly
considers inimieal to the reign of the frost king.
Double clothing, of thick and warm material, abund-
ant fannels and oVercoats, were requisite for day
| service; and when darkness covered the earth and
sleep visited the eyelids, no amount of bIanketng
was than sufficient to keep the caoric where it
would be useful Cold fingers and cold toes cold beds
and cold boards regnant in the Sunny South. We
live not SO much in the present the past and future
mindful of those things that We're, and hopeful that
they may be renewed again to us. Blood which has
been tempered to the requirements of our warm sum
months, and prepared to meet the hottest stripe
Of Father SOL is not well fitted for encounter witt
Boreas pitched fight with the monarch whose man
! tie covers northern fields with whittier fleece than tn
i expanding bolls of our own great cotton fields.
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EEseasssue e4SsOa'Eaaee2eE


WE'LL VISA MADE GLosrKRErGG+-
SELLING OFF
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
ALFRED MUNR O e & CO.,
IN MAGAZINE STREET, "a
Invite special attention their present superb assortment Of
WINTER CLOTHING.
Which they arc now Offering AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR
CASH. @E%7" g. 55S ,"s .,
An examination of this stock Of Clothing both for MEN and
BOYS will convince the purchaser that the assortment Is the
most complete in the Southern country and the prices such as
the following:
OVER COATS, of every description;
CLOTH FROCK COATS, all qualities and colors;
BUSINESS COATS, of every description;
CATELONIANS, CLOAKS and TALMAS;
Fancy Cashmere PANTALoONs, splendid variety;
Black Doeskn PANTALOONS, all qualities;
VESTS of every description, rich and beautiful.
A very extensive assortment of
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods,
of every description.
SHIRTS-the largest assortment in this city.
BOYS CLOTHING,
Made the very best manner which particular attention
~ requested. 54
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every description Trunks,
Valses, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas etc.
m Clerks, speaking the French and Spanish languages nj
ways in attendance
Ne No trouble to show Goods. ..+-
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
fe4 2p6t&Wlt "a Magazine street, corner of Graver.
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s~ The best evidence that can be arduce,

n4~ The best evidence that can be adduced
favor of the ecacousness Of Hoosnds German Bers pre-
pared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson is the unprecedented
them from all parts OF the Union and although there may
compounds prepared and represented being worthy
liberal patronage yet feel constrained to remark that
vast number Of testimonials with which tho worthy doctor
been honced by Of the highest character
by Who found necessary have his prepaa-
ion is testimony sufficiently conclusive that eectual
remedy for the almost immediate relief Of those afflicted with
that dEefnl maiady Dyspepsia, has been discovered
See advertisement -fs4 Iud&W
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1000.
Improved EHesUeHaats PLAN LOTTERY.
THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED.
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA
GLASS u.
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY 11ru, 1855, IN THE CITY
MONTGOMERY, ALA,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
1000
Will be distributed according The following
SURPASSABLE SCHEMEM!
One Thousand PrlZes!!!
THOUSAND NUMBERS.
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS.
S c HI Z MI z:
Capital Prize, $4,000.
1000 Prizes 500 Approximation Prizes
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
patrons this Lottery having evinccd preference for
Schemes approximation prizes have agn introduced
them with the difference tina: there great many more
than formerly.
Price Tickets-Wholes, So Halves IS Quarters 81 50.
this Lottery paid thirty days drawing
of specie paying Banks, without deducon-ony pre-
sentation of the Ticket drawing the Prize
5y- Bills all solvent Banks at par. AL communi.
cations strictly confidential.
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
JAZZ Montgomery Ala
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.Be0ch,s Breast Eminent.

Every day proves and more the value of BEACHS
BREAST LIEIMENT persons and report the great
benefit that they have derived from the Of it. One says
Ny lungs healing very fast the bleeding which been
troubled with for years has entirely ceased the pain my chest
has left cough very little in fact feel like person.
as gaining in flesh every day." Such the expressions
we hear day-hut does not surprise for know
the result Of nine Of ten that the Imminent It
benefits the very cases. and verify believe that the
of the Breast Lnmen in conjunction with Cod Liver OIL
will of consumption than any other treateni in
existence 1t is remedy thai Intelligent physician can but
approve. For sale by
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apotheealy.
fe4 2pStklfW eeusr CharRes and CuEsemhouss streets
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Suction SaIes.

PERHMPTORY SALE OF TWENTY SPACIOUS AND
Valuable Tracts of fne Land, the Depot OF tho
Opeousns Railroad, ut McDonoghvile.
BY N. FIGEIE, Aucioncer
THURSDAY, 9TH February, at I2 O'Clock.
will be sold at auction at Banks Arcade without any limit,
effect last partition between the heirs of the late Mrs Julia
David -...-u
Twenty Valuable and Large TRACTS OF LAND, formerly
cultivated garden laying opposite the First District be-
McDonoghye and the property of r Marcy, ESQ.,
the Depot of the OpeloK kaohd designated Lots No
measuring each about half front the River
Mississippi the public road and the Opeonsas Railroad by
depth from 200 to $3.50 feet The whole per plan, which
will be exhibited ut sale.
TermsOncourh cad, and the balance credit of 10
and IS months for approved endorsed notes. secured by
guge snid Tracts.
Acts of salc before Guyo Notary Public at the cost Of
purchasers v-
Office of Cont street and Exchange Alley jn5
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RaSrEee 6 Co.,

ByfEae y Co.,
VII OLESA ALE AND RET L
DRUGGISTS A ND APOTIECARIES,
Corner of Camp and Common Streets Ne,c Orleans,
Respectfully inform their friends and the public that they
have opened location large and complete asort
nent of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS FANCY and TOILET ARTICLES etc, all Of
selected by themselves with special view to
requirements of this market and which they offer for sale
in quantities purchasers the reasonable terms
Congress- Empire Blue Lick and other MINERAL WATERS
constantly on hand.
COUGH CANDIES, GUM DROPS LOzENGEs ETC., from
the mandatory of Mesrs r. l.. A. Stuart New
York in packages pounds half pounds received
MEDICINE CHESTS for Plantations Ships Steamboats,,
constantly On hand.
Commission Merchants md Country Dealers orders filled with
promptness dispatch will receive special
attention.
PRES RIPTIONS.
Having of very competent apohecarics
PHYSICIANS may rely having their prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours day and night
BYRNE g. CO.,
fe1 2p6t corner of Camp and Common streets.
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d rFTeHa, NO. 70 u sTP ! 'r.Is II nj.

TERMS: #8 WIN n
Tine Crescent w 70 subscribers IN the
All earI every morning, ior
$40 ayear in half and quarterly q the
rates 20 cents awesk, to tfe carriers
per aras Insertion IN all eases
sl for every subsequent Insertion 80 cents.
d he second page charged 81 for every
44s$ a a
Iabhed IT intervals viii be charged II per
NJ every ms 33 IN
Advertisements ns MARKED VIII be published month,
longer IND charged accordingly advertisement sub
ssription until Al arearages paid, tho
of.ion II the 15rof #s5 ny y
Discount will made toregular advertisers
THEE DAILY CRESCENT
Has 1t desirable medium
Il circulates largely reaching
hundreds Of homes early hour and being read
approach business honrs articles
family may be published in its
columns.
ss II 81 "a INV il u KLK CRESCENT
Monday morning " IS invariably
adgance Having circulation throughout
Arkansas Alabama, md other
making
their and dities known Advertisements in
as serted for per square. each insertion.
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Eee7a0Uetg !! HeamOUeG =!

Removed Removed -
FROM NO, is no IA ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOuzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
pnts constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes this market. stl
:. Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and Still. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA N ID L ES -..s
SAzEEAC Vintage of 1885, 1898 md 1906 and other
brands. -
w fxKSTG
Of all descriptions-scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
.. ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
On hand, my usual assortment of The best WINES and IL
QUORS in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms Us my other house in tie city.
... SEWELII 7. TAYLOR,
d7 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the many Saints whose names
swell the Of English regard there but few having
more bengnnnt and benevolent than worthy Saint Valen
tine patron yaung love- and the fasner of invisible knots
subsequently, fastened earth Thomas L. White, No los
Canal street. great variety Of the msves by which he
works. those who scepc should read the adTer
and the plan. Mr.. White has also large assert
works of standard character in the various fields Of
literature which probably surpassed by any staioner il
the city, all events such will well repay careful
examination, See the advertisement. IT..
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IMPORTANT
To those UsS2eg SEN3' Candles

The attention of the public invited to the that most Of
the Star Candles offered for DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT
that what sold for pound actually weighs but fourteen
fifteen and packages marked 40 bs fall short wo
three and five pounds per box This loss does fall
the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages the marked
weight upon the Retailers who sell by count but upon
Consumers who thus for about enetenh than
receive.
u.s. The subscribers have always made their Candles fun
sixteen the pound and mark packages real
weight which may be asceaned by testing them As their
in quality in the Market they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire TO study their interest," at the
time encourage correct dealing.
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
E The undersigned sole agents above brand OF
Candles.
JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
jas 2p3m IS Tchoupoulas street,
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$50, 900.
Improved KKtgUGy31sg Plan Lottery.

THE FAV ORITE.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS IL,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Ca MONDAY the 9th
February, 1856,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
900
Will be dirstibued according TO the following
UNSURPAS SABLE SCHEME!
$ CHI e NJ e:
CAPITAL PRIZES, $40, 900.
One HI dred Priest
TWENTY APPROPRIATION SMALL. PRIZES
Price Worts HavinGl
n- Price of Tckes-Wholes, IS; Halves 81 90 Quarters
81 Is.
R Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after the
ing in bills Of specie Banks, without deduction only
presentation of the Ticket entitled to the Prize
ny~ Bills of all solvent Banks taken par All communea.
tons strictly confidential. jazz 2ptd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

The Boston Post says of the New York Evening
Post that it is dissatisfied with its own country,
the administration the President and all, while it
takes sides with England against the United States
places its faith in BulWer on the Central American
question, and comes ont regular John Bull