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The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-10-09
Fenaale Beau,by.

Fonaale ,BeaUby.
"Dean Swift propusedto tax female
beauty aud to rate her own charms
lie said the tax would be cheeriuily
paid aud very prOduc'iVe.'
"l'onlcnelie thus dain;ily compli-
mems the sex, when he compares wo-
men aud clucks-lhe latter serve lo
poiut ou, the hours, the form 10 make
Us forget them
The standards OF beauty in women
vary with those of tasle. Socrahs call
led beauty a shorl.livcd tyranny; PA
10 a privilege Of nature; Theophraslus
a silent cheat; Theocritus, a delight
full prcjndicc; Casneades, a solitary
kingdom; and Aristotle affirmed that
il was better than all the letters of
recommendation il the world"
Win the Modern Greeks and other
nations on the shores of The Mediler-
ranean corpulency is The perfection
OF form IN woman; and these very al.
tributes which disgust the Western
European. from The attractions of an
Oriental fair. Ii was from the com
mon aud admired shape of his country
women, that Robens in his pictures
Delights 90 much in a plumpness;
when his master was DESTROYS 10 re-.
present the beautiful he had no idea
Of beatty under two hundred weight
The hair Is a beautiful oEnaInen
OF woman,, but j; has always been a
disputed point whicE color most becon
es it. We account red hair all abo
mination; but in the time of Elizabeth
it found admirers and was in fashion
| Mary OF Scotland, though she had ex
quisne hair of her own, wore ret
fronts. Cleopatra was red haired; ant
the Venetian ladies 10 this day cOun
terfeit SeIloSv hair.D
safer all that may be said or suns
about it, beauty is an undeniable fac
aud its endowment not 10 be disparag :
ed. Sydpey Smith gives some goo
advice on the subject "Neyer teac
false morality. How exquisitely at
snrd 10 teach a girl that beauty is {
no use. Beauty IS of value-he
whole prospects and happiness in lii
may olen depend upon a new gov
,, or becoming bonnel;if she has fiy
grains of common sense, she will fin
this out. The great thing is 10 teac
her their just value, and that there mn
j be something better under the bonnr
: than preuy face for real hapPiDes
But never sacrifice uu:h."
\ ~-~-~1~~~-~-~~~-~- -~0~~~~~~~~
: LIZA vacant mind invites DANCE
ous. inmates, as.a deserted mansio
templs wandering outcasts TO emit
and take up their abode in it, desola
apartments, set 81 r M
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-10-09
AFlRrt 99uRtrg.
THE HOUSEHOLD BABY

nA
What ioYin human eyes.
yvfsn " la,sels,l o otFYheH'it cues,
What treasure, what a prize
Is the household baby!
Be its temper rising, falling,
Is il cooling, Growing, calling,
'Tis tho same dear, prec Gus darling
Is the household baby
Ii the scene without be dreary,
II the hearts within grow weary,
Baby wakes, and all is CHEEKY
What rush for baby!
Mammals eyes grow bright with Joy
Grandpa laughs. and ''grandpa.s boy"
Gladly leaves his last new toy
To play bo-peeP with baby.
Sisters from their music run.
Maud has caught "lhe sweetest one"
Grace bends down in girish fun
To make horse for baby!
Up 10 everything we know
lldilGS dAlu iVCA uPVA VIC ~.
What fLnny creature though,
Is the household baby
Bring the puppy and the cat,
Let her pull, aud pinch, and pat,
Puss and pup were made for that.
Made 10 please the baby.
Bring those china vases. mamma,
Get ",he mirror AMI the hammer :"
Anything to make clamor,
Aud delight the baby
Let it ciang and clash away,
Let ii laugl, aud shout. and play,
and be happy while X may,
Dear uischIevous baOy
What a joy TO human eyes,
What All angel II disguise.
What treasure, what a prize,
Is the household baby
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-10-09

prcparedto accept the doctrines of
Garrison, Theodore Parker: and Wen.
dell Philips. Infidelity and abolition
fanalicism are not yet in the ascendant
There is in the nation strong deep.
seated, conservative element. The
fathers, though dead, yet live. Their
words and deeds live with effective
power. The injunctions Of Washing.
aon nave not LOST their potency. Nine-
E...At.3S u. the whole population Of the
fcounffy areaheSimmeaiate Gescendants
Of those who achieved our indepen.
dence, and we are not at this early day
oblivious OF what they perilled and sui.
fered for the great Inheritance which
we possess and have for so many years
enjoyed. The fluctuations Of super
fetal politics may distract for mo-
meni, but the bulk of the nation is
conservative; and loves this Union;
aud il will take more than one gener-
alton 10 shake their devotion or pro-
duce any great change. We speak
this emphaticahy for extreme men all
round. They will do we'll to ponder
II. Under our system, we have not
man TO be worshipped or deposed as
his fortunes may be, but we have
steadfast government, standing firm
in the affections of the people amidst
all reasonable convulsions, and the
Executive, who relies upon the funda.
mental law and upon the intelligence
OF our population to vindicate and up.
hold him in his efforts 10 save the
country and The constitution, need ne
yer doubt nor falter.
Ii is in this faith that We have ex.
pressed, more than once, our CON-
incubation Of the course of the present
Chief Magistrate, and have, in our
humble way, endeavored to cheer him
on in his patriotic exertions to keep
peace in the great crisis in which we
are placed: A future, not far distant,
will declare that his opinions and &C.
lions upon no single subject are more
worthy Of the highes: praise and ap-
probation than those which have been
elected by the question which we have
thou5ht it our duly briefly 10 restale
when publishing the of6cia documents
II Il may 9ot be inappropriate to adraon.
& ist. tt7 Siuok reP'slSs lSsliouua lIFFrerr1onser
Il that thes may look in vain for thatcl-
J vii war which they have tried 10 begin
: for that blood which they intended
} should be split in Kansas by the Ie'
$ cruis under their champion Lane.
r The butcheyy will not 60 on The
;, strong arm of the government will be
;, put forth with the determined purpose
I, 10 preserve the peace and enforce the
: laws. Treason may hang its head
. and traitors may skulk away in pur
J. suit Of less doubtful and dangerou.
: Slralegies. We have no fear but th'
i country will be saved, and that W,
q shall have the qualification Of witnes
5 sing the utter pros;ra,ion of its enc
d mics Washington Union.
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VIvE LA HUMBUG.-The grossness
of the hypocrisy Of the late Baltimore
convention, in, as ming 10 represent
the old-line Wings the Uni,ed States
is slrikingly illustrated by a!singIe fact.
1t appOinted-lis,en o. ye heavens
and give ear 0. earlh-it appointed
Geo. l.. Potter a member of the Exc
cutive Committee T.! Yes, it recog-
nizes and endorses as an old-line
Wing a man whose Know Nothing.
isInis universally known 10 be of the.
most uhra and violent character-a
man w..2. lor the last two years, both
on The stamp and through secret cir
cuarS has been most active. through.
going and virulent advocate of the
midnight party, which hoastingly pro-
claimed that the old Whig party was
rotten to the core. and that it had ri.
sen on is ruins George l.. Potter Of
Jackson, All oid-line Whig! Bah
/ Cou'd impudeuce and cflfontery TAX
en- higher flight or assume a more un-
oiuShlng aspect. Between George l..
Potter and an old-line Wing there is
no, and cannot be The slightest affinity,
You might hash them up together.
and boil them in the same pot for six
weeks, aud al the end of that time
there would be two distinct aud separ-
, a'c kinds Of broth. After his self
; qualification We trust we shall hear no
more Of the late Baltimore Conven.
ton as 'lle organ and representative o.
The old-hnc Wings. The lnposture
/ has ex2loled- Yickxbarg Sentinei.
I ----~~-------~~>~~1~- f@
. : Iinshauds, generally, cost more
! than iheir wives. because The brides
). are given away andihe husbands a.,
i sold"
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-10-09
NlTlOIlL DEMOCRATIC PARTY,

as first promulgated by Jefferson aud his
compatuots. in contraventiou of poIitl.
cal dJ-mas and hersslcs simu.ar in many
respects to those wIich we are az pres.
,ut called upon to oppose--R creed, whose
policies have not only met the s2ncilon
Ot every true patriot IN our land, but
have, IN every past emergency OF our
government. proved ia II Sufficient uu-
% all things" political tud have given
impulse to our renOwu q, a nstion un-
paralclcd in the annals ,f 'arth.
While tic Sigma va be "national
TO; sectional IN its POIitics-while il
Wi, advocate what 1t may conceive to
be the true interests OF our whole coun-
try, 1t will watch w,,h jealous care those
peculiar 90 the Southern potion OF our
cJulcdcracy, whenever assailed by Fa-
lat.cism, native or foreign, haN ms at al.
tunes str.rt view 70 the peace and per.
letu.ty oi
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION,
the Only Uinon which can be regarded
as being OF paramount political value.
The ~igaai vii seek 10 elevate the
stan ,arl vi pIltrt hDuor aui 20 iticai
freedom, q ,hls end, wi. wage a war OF
gNtyrmuati5u upon all oath.hounl, and
s"rrct pO,ltlr9, ofgauZatiouS.cger found
cI iu dis'ru.t O. The morality and inteli-
..rucc ui thr MASSES, auj their caTaclty
ot ,aIf government.
7. viii advocate au equal right in eve.
~ ritizru 10 participation in TIC bles.
sTrF-y oif0u. bIppy-corl.ftryt .wiitsog!N re-
.Url o. the pace ot iativIty. religious
ur poIl,ral persuasion, imposing no oth-
90 toss IN office than honesty, capacity
and le.ty TO the constitution.
We will advocate a r. guar system OF
UDIIMDB GCEIDDLG
within our State hordcrs, and cordially
cO.opsratr ju the ,u.u-lon Oi spirit O
State pride in our Srmiuaries OF Learn
ing. CsIlcgcS and Sta University.
III order 10 enhance the iuje:cst OF th,
Signal to the general reader, IT'S hrs
side shal, generally h' devoted to
ILL-E1 LIARNIE3
ANp
Miscellaneous Paragraphs.
Tales. Sketches. &c., iuJicIou~ly select
ed from the current literature OF the day
The Signal will bo issued regularl
on Thursday of each week. from and al
ter the ist Of February, ProEtm0, at th
following rates, to-wjU
: Cory So 90 per annum advance
90 {"
10 % 50
- 40 90 {"
- The Cash System being the mos
pleasant both TO patron aud PubisheI
and only successtui one in enterprises
tins h,rd. there will ie no deviation j
any case from the above terms
VI. A. Mex NNON,
l.. J. LIPSEY,
Py0pyietoTs
Oxford. Miss. Jan. 81, 1856.
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RAres OF ADVERTISING.

10 One square, ten lines or less 6rst
insertion, 20 Each subsequent in
sertion,
lJ- snts in double columns
displayed afgo type, charged dons
bic the above rates.
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CEtB SUBScRIPMoNS.
PRCSPECTUS
THE
"0XFORD SIGNAL"

TTiIE subscribers having purchased the
4 office, materials. &c., Of the Demo
cratic Flag, propose to publish in tn.
town Of Oxford, Miss, weekly politi-
cal journal. 10 be known in future under
the name Of Tie oxford signal.
Not beng. cutie .str2Rgcrs % The. no.
seaJiid, ao' ItEgthiy deased pro-
grammc Of policies for any future Rui-
dance in this undertaking, need at this
time be presented. Suffice II 10 say, that
the SIGNAL will. like It's predecessor, the
Flag, zealously 1dyocate the time-hou.
ored aud umc.testel creed OF the
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-10-09

LIZA vacant mind invites danger
ous inmates, as.a deserted mansion
templs Wandering outcasts TO enter
and take uP their abode in IL desolals
apartments, gat f .i
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-10-09
1C--g7 IIA8NIE3


Miscellaneous Paragraphs.
Tales. Sketches, &c., juJiciou-iy select
ed from the current literature OF the day
The Signal will bo issued regularly
on Thursday of each week, from and al
ter the lst Of February, Prorim0, at the
following rates, to-w,C
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
- PURIFY THE BLOOD. ~. d.
r..< ! 10 J. - -. +S-8rsr.
NJ NJ . ) flats :'' Life Life Pills III
t..-f TT lab 81 AMI X sr#sN o."
: i. \ PHENGX BITTERs. r. .
Free from all Mineral Poisons.

rT,11C ..... lI,g.t,a
NE g gtra' P4P %t T n,a'. n.in
;lLiie Pills and l'henix btters have az ,!
faded II IN Consequence q tpe estraofui:
nary cures eneeteu 4, .. ,'nelr use ienders I,
unnecessary lor tne proprietor 70 entep
virtues s properties, Having bss 9, {
hsv;n,, Tie .united testimonvof more thab
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
Ii VALUABLE !
i.lA.!4 PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned, having purchased
i other property in this village, offers at
private sale his present residence. COM
prising a comfortable dwelling house, 80
by Is feet. with kitchen attached. Also,
a neat little dwelling standing in the yard,
1G feet square. with stone chimney, On
same lot is well of excellent water, 4
smoke-house, grasery. stables DC. 4
Also. another lot, adjoining the above,
ION which there is sung frame building,
10 feetsquare, one story and half high,
occupied at present as an Office, and with
little expense could be. converted into 4
dwelling, for a small family On the
premises there arc some fine thrifty fruit
trees, shrubbery, DC. L/,% .2>I I.
The two lots contain about 2 acres Of
prime land. AHof this property will be
sold on the,Jmost accommodating terms,
aud possession given Immediately = /
4 +. ~ - SYDlNHAM HEREFORD .
,/IRED House. SHOALS, March &c, 1856.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

For the benefit Of the invalid portion
q our community, we exlrac: the follow
ing from the Almanac of Dr. G II. Jack
son, proprietor Of Hoylana.s German Bit.
-s'r', hoping it may induce Q trial Of them:
J. C. NILES says: Y r. -<:Tf .54,'
z SHEFrrrLp, III, March 10, 1865.
i.Iexpect to sell great quantities Of your
Bitters this year. Many of my casto-
iners speak very highly Of its good quail
tiles, having proved ITSELF most an excel
lta Fever and Ague preventative, a; yreat
purifier of Me hood, and THE very bcs
thing on record 70 aid digestion and ere;
ste y good natural appetite. III short,
an sure it Is one Of the very best mcdi-
zines known for familysuse, being safe and
pleasant for any one to take. :" .N-1 ] -
a. GIL. d. COcKWELL says; es..
d.. AsAMosA, Iowa, May /, ls54.-"The
aBitters give uRbouadea satisfac don to all
that have used them, aud l do and can
slways recommend them 5totall that are
afflicted, They have cured many cases
Of Dyspepsia, some Of them where hun.
dreds Of dollars have been spent for rem
ediss which afforded no relief. and were
considered incurable, until they used the
BitteFs."' See advertisement. u
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
MILEAGE OF CLESDIsNIN.>

Public Sale Of Town Lots in the Village
of Clendenin, Recently Located and
Surveyed, at the Mouth of Sandy and
"a Elk Rivers, Banawha County, Va.
THE subscriber will, on SATURDAY.
L de 81 day Of May. 1856, sell at
Public Auction, 1l3 LOTS in the newly
laid ont village of Gendtuin, 81 miles
above Charleston, on Elk river. The:a1.
vaMlagrs fir trad and manufactures pos.
sesseI by dis location Gora town, are so
obvious toHny one having the slightest
knowledy &c of the country, thai it is deem.
ed needless here to set them forth. Fur.
Lh"r particulars will be given in hand.
bills previous to the day Of sale. Accu-
rae plats Of the town can be seen 4 at the
Kanawha House, at Wilson's Hotel and
at the CLERKS Office in Charleston, ard at
Mrs. Rock 3 in Maiden; also. at the sub
scfiber's store, on the premises. "
q TERltS.-Onc- third cash, onesthird
at ls months. aud the balance at the.end
of two years---secured by lien on the
lots purchased w. Z. Chiffon. .
February q, n47tls. E..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
INTERESTING TO FARMERs.l +
Wells Improved Patent churns.
,En,,a, r., tn t,.,aa q. x,. nr.!..$

49, 4 q
d INTERESTING TO FARMERs.l \
Wells Improved Patent churns.
Butter Can be Produced i'm Five Minutes.
THE operation of this.improyed Churn
i 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 It's descent causes a rush Of
cream through channel. which current,
taking the direction Of the sides of the
channel forms continuous hollow col
umn Of cream, running upward toward a
shaft, where itmeets md encloses the
body of air which has been, drawn down
blythe disc portion Of the dasher. This
air, in bursting through tits enclosure. as
the dashcr continues It's descent, scatters
the cream in u foam. towards the inner
suriace of the body Of the Churn, eau
sing 1t to enclose the column Of air drawn
down by chg annular portion Of the dash
er. This column in its turn breaks
through The cream, and adding 10 the ag-
itation already produced. scatters il up
ward in anass of foam. This action of
the atmosphere is rrpea'edst each down
stroke Of The daSher. PrpducinSthe spec
dy transformation Of the cream " bulter
The superior atmospheric action Of this
,Churn Is due TO the formation, in the
dashers ola passage, whereby continu-
Gus column Of creamis thrown up for en- !
closing theair, The effect Of the down
stroke being altogether different from that
OF any other perforated dashet, : .
The undersigned having bought the
patent-riylIt for those Churns for the
counties ofl'utnam and Mason, is pre-
Paired 10 furnished the public with them.
They are made Of white oak wood, with
iron hoops, in finished and substantial
napnef, and will be sod at reasonable
prices The Churns may be seen at Buff
talo. Putnam county. n. WILSON.
February 81. 1856 r47y1 $3.50
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
DtImotruiie MEETING,

Tho Democrats Of Putpams county are
reoilested Is attend 4 meeting Of the par.
| Il On the FIRST day Of the Circuit Court,
10 appoint delegates u the Parkersburg
Convention, to b held on the last Mon.
dayin May. t.fs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
BUFFALO MARKETS.
I ceaxrerEp wEeklf. !

MERCURY. when taken to excess.
asbilitates The system destrotathe mar
row. weakens the blood, and brings about
disease which renders life bufthepsome.
When such is the ease. the sufferer may
readily find Ieliefin the use Of Carter's
Spanish Ai4turs,za failing anti
do,e for this destructive poison. ln.yir-
ginia alone there are hundreds Of per-
sons who have been permanently cured of
mercurisl affections by tho use OF Car.
Ia. Spanish Ni1tatrs. p d 1 z. t''.A -2'e
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
" c.. BAkKsuAH F.. =" -.. %c.. N; Rad
( BARilSDALE i READ, a.
Tobacco and Commission Merchants.
q, lie. Al. RICHMOND YIReISIA. '@gsta
BUFF ALo ACADEMY,
Buffalo, Putnam County, Va,
D. LAUGHL1N, A. H., PRINCIPAL

THE next session of Buffalo Academy
i will commence on Monday; the slst Of
April. This Institution comprises both
a nale.a and female depaftihsnt's IA /
The course of instruction Is extensive.
Notefforts win be spared 10 make the IN
sti:u:iSRin Az !s respects EGrt Ay Of pa't H
q board, including Wishing. fuel and
lights, may, Be Obtained from % 70 $3.50
per week. - -. u.s. ~ t:s 1911
For particulars or circulars, address
The Principal. ~ N at.l !
4 n69ti III tsf ..l41 |.
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NOTICE.

fDEING about to remove TO tie State of
DMissouri, | have placed into the ban ds
OF HENRY /. FIsHER, Esq, Of Point
Pleasant, Mason Co., for, collection, all
notes due me; Persons, therefore, owing
me, by note, are requested ID call Oh Mr.
Fisher Immediately, and settle the same.
~ M. D. BROWN.
Rrrr4Io March On 1880 ~ .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
p.mocratit Met,ting.l.

The Democrats, Of KanaWha are re-.
aiested 70 attend at the Courthouse on
the Sd Monday in May, to appoint dele
gates to the Parkersburg Convention, to
be held on the last Monisy in May. .
4 N. 4. DEMOCRAT. =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
t,onnseli, Election.

IIAnrrozD: April 81 The Senate
il Fusion. The House is close and
doubtful. There is no choice for
State officers BY the people.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

We are authorized TO announce the
name Of THEODORE +. MOORE, Esq !.
8 a. the Democratic nominee, for the Office
a.of Prosecuting Attorney, of this county,
q the ensuing spring elections. ~ .
We are authorizedsto announce n. P.
TURNER as the Democratic nominee for
the Office Of Common ealth's "A lorney,
in the county Of jackson, at the next
Spring election. I'D .q.E2
AEssRs. EDIroRs;--- You will please
announce me as q candidate for Common
wealth Attorney Of Putnam County, at the
ensuing spring election. |r +. t,..#
j GU Respectfully yours, &c. II :
!. s3 r.. st@4 n d JAMES w. HOGE. e
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
ssy,ls;fALo DRUG. STORE


Dr.. Edward Lee Hooff,
afhy.ieisnI ana surgeon,
\ oisIs his professional services 10 The ciii-
Gems Of Ratal and tsyictni,ys Cabs protnpt-
/, attended 70 daylsnd night ,s54rF
rrhe undersigned hos opened Ia Ruifalo, In
the store house formerly occapied bi Dr..
Beatty Nsia@ghik
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Dyc-
H. {:. M ,StniIs, Sc, s, II
which have been most carefully selected. ahd
atlfnedieires win BE cSnipougted with thu
Utmost care and bttention. 4 h2faflal aRal
with Tie hope ofFereising. shafe Of pub
liz patronage, he p EGGS his best sexeftiops
aud most perseyerns efforts 70 rendefgeners
al fatisiactjon TO those who may he kind
enough togiye him, their support. yinSk
. &c maygb faind uds Isl sssofIi q eMttG nit
professional ly engaged, until 10 %, clock nt
night aftar that' hour, ~ hit residence, for
Derfnoceppiet BIZ JGaPtsl'aSkete4u sifl1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
w & 1. a GosHoRN,
Wholesaisahd Re.aii Dealers in
DryGoods, Groceries,
7g9.y r,n{ ~ =, I. -, 80, W

~, IL : ~ 49,. EE tl1'' -ts'
"''''"aie' xaetsnsmafs, Lardwarc and
Mechanics Tools, N>as'f-
FnoSf + rHEEI' COMMISSIONING.
TTAVlN(i removed our la arc md ~.
Ill Gerry store into the room formerly odcG
pied by Messrs. Brobks, Brigham & aCo., and
adjoining our I'M Goods StoIe. We beg leave
tosay that the business firms Or ". 4 j. Cos
horn AMI y. q W.TGoshorn. win bfYraf,4r 4.
conducted under the ytt lie and Aim INV p
& j, H. aGusItarn. ,at he olJ e.. a. - ~ =
Gosho,n, where they are now receiyjng and
penng direct from the cites Of New y3rt
-Phiiadelpha AMI Baltimore, one aiafresf And
m ST durable stock or Pa n and W;ntsr n !, =.
ever broarht this marker, amongst, which
viii be found every variety or ladies aud II. = !.
Elements 6ne dress goods. ladies, cIaaL. 80
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
IA EPHRAiM WELLS, Esq.
II \. H. RAIDER, i. " 4 r
/ Il ii sss DAVID WOODRUFF,
IL: A. G.4IEGRAN. / =

M 4 !. I Il n All EfJaeksen county.
(" TERMs,+E4For single service, So BY
the season, S5, to insure with fpskfS&
payable as isoop as tbe mare is :known
10 be with kal. All possible care will
be taken with mares, and the horse win
be- Elbonha by4s c.srsf;,p keaperS but'no
responsibility forsaccidents wilE be, lIIcur-
red, Parting with 9 mare or failing 70
attend regukErlya A. the stand ierteltS lhe
t. P. H.. THoMssOFs