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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
WAsHISGTos, Friday, March

WASHINGTON, Friday, March %, 1856.
DuiDg the session Of this body, which has just ad-
journed sine die, many suggestions were made by
Members Of Congress and others, relative to a
Congressional call for National Convention, and for
changing the time of the Philsdelphis Convention.
Some also advised the incorporation of the American
and other issues, which the Executive Committee
deemed e1trareous. After deIberation it has been
agreed by the Committee to invite the people Of the
United States without regard to past differences
divisions, who opposed to the repeal of the Mis-
souri Compromise, and the policy Of the present Ad-
mnistration who favor the exclusion of Slavery from
the Tenitories and the admission of Kansas Free
State and who desire TO have the action Of the Fed
era Government restored to the principles Of WASH
ington and Jefferson to send each State three dele
gates from their respective Congressional Districts,
and six delegates at large TO meet in Convention at
Philadelphia on the 10th Of june for the purpose Of
recommending candidates to be supported for the
Offices of President and Yice-Presdent of the United
Statee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

CbARLEsTON, Friday March 2, Io1o
The steamer Isabel from Havana, on tho 2'th Irist,
has arrived at this port.
The Briiish war steamer Argos had arrived at Ha-
vana from Port Royal, with nearly hity OF her crew
sick with the yellow fever.
From Key West, we learn that the Mariner" Of
Boston, from Liverpool for Orlexns, went ashore
and bilged on Tckle's Reef on the 18th inst por-
New-York, for Galveston, went ashore On Trump
Reef on the l2th but was got of. The salvage on her
amounted to s6, 500. The brig Eagle, from Trinidad
de Cuba for Boston, arrived at Key West on the 18th.
leaking badly. 6ae was condemned, and her cargo
would be re-shpped and the vessel sold.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
CONGR ESS
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
r0l

The House resumed the confederation of the bill de-
fnng the rights of voters .nd the duties OF Comms-
sioners OF EIe ctions in Washington.
After struggle of two hours, the bill was recon-
mtted to the Committee On the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. LANE lOregon) called attention 10 the horrible
Teritores caused by the unresransd outraces o the
Indians 20 600 Of whom, Of various tribes are located
therein. He alluded TO the frequent murders COM
mied, and said that no step Of tie Administration
had thus far been Of service in restraining these
age atrocities and that unless prompt action is taken
the white settlements will be wiped out entirely. He
earnestly appealed for appropriation Of $500 900 to
secure the services Of friendly Indians who alone
in the Summertime penetrate TO the hiding places and
fnsnesses of the foe. He introduced bill for that pur
pose, and the was referred to the Committee Of
Ways and Means.
Mr.. CAMPBELL Chairman Of the Committee OF
Ways and Means, said the matter would be consid-
eIed Immediately. Adjourned TIL Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
such an act operate 10 strip the persons for whose
benefit that law was enacted Of their property in
the articles embraced in it

such an act oPerate 70 sup tnc Pcfs"us "' "n"7o
benefit that law was enacted Of their property in
the articles embraced in it
That question disposed Of. we would beg leave
10 20 little further and propose this one: Il it
not compet tent for the Legislature to enact 9 lsw
that the clothes of persons dying Of the small po1,
yellow f. yer or other supposed infectious disorder,
shall not be sold as second hand articles Of cloth
ing, but oily to be ufed for such purposes If any
sucb there are. to which these articles may be sp
piled without danger to the public health The
old clothes dealers might say, taking their cue
from the language Of the Court Of Appeals, and
with much less infringement Of the facts of the
case than that Court is guilty Of-thst the great
and main use Of clothes is to be sold wear, and
that in depriying them Of the right TO sell their
clothes to any body who should choose
TO assume the risk OF wearing them, not only
ia the value Of these old clothes greatly
diminished. but their character as property actually
annihilated. But would the Court listen 70 such
complaint coming from such quarter and insist
upon the constitutional right OF the old clothes
men 10 infect the community for their own special
pro6t1 If not. where lee the distinction between
those who poison the community by the sale Of
rum and those who poison it By the sale Of infected
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
PERUVIAN SYRUP.

surrordsd by the thousand stbserL humbqr oftss dy
e with peculiar sstston that The rrogso,. o5'r S S'
s,s DebitJ iSepeTt Disease. Of The Brooea OrsAn. ~
toe efficacy of Which svpp1rted b tae neonte.os r. ~
ossr, d that the Of What tie Per1yiAn
rLvtR CoxFLAisr- My disease Chronic nssIn ,,iop
s,,sn3 IL oy career WA Induced TO try the PEsVYIAh
sYRUT or Monday, March g. ard 70 rny .uIyi "a V s,
naht .aS cne bottle cured IN seek Trg,y yoq,.
n,5. ~ stssI Drass.t cf Dorchester, BOs
49,, ,s.. sT 81 yesrs ole and have suHered toe ssstsst
.,sf1s from a. Pisy sSa 01 to DS ssEs si he s7sSi
,ser myself cured. Should the oppression reorn hs9
DYsrErsIs,-m - ~ Issestson snd Dy.yepsa Since taxing
49, tSs h'.th JOsE SECARL
rDR'fsa frhs ?. A1 IN, r. 1919
Ib pisTtst esq Of West Medfora Mas says thst the
PERUvAN 5YEUP cured most frshtiu, and sl9Hlhs 80
Gus eruption which made la sppesrnoe on o0n
"''' "orrtsyrrLp. Mass Dee. 10. 1855
"GgsrLEsES: Having used the PERUVIAN SYkuP in my
prciee Dr Chisholm noted physeisn fo the Est we've
moths most oheeday recommend It io oi'ofasieo
stomach, Liver or CHRONIC RhKvhAJIsn ana kindred aus
NE. Peabody esq. No Is wortst, Bost5n is living wit
.ueed from severe Hesdschs ftston ths Heart Peu
,y pssmodic Astbas lntise'p snd genera PS;s, 10
Ssnderfu article Helpless ovAds should take courage CAL
BIESis pax, Brosdwsy snd DuAne't' are Pro
P''s'0'' Ns'"'' >" wiIsos FArssAsKs Co, Boston.
STATES ISLAND FANCY DYEIsG ESTABLISH
"1A'-oD''' so CTsO doors from Bro.dwsy.l
Dye Silks wooen and Fancy Goods in the piece or onof
wise Of every description
Their superior style Of tyeing -
LADIEs AsD GENTLEmEss GARMENTS
~ widely known Grape Shswis dyed the most brilliant or
grave coloTs An kinds Of Shawl car'sin' &c. cleaned or
o'''' received ana '''i5asS B1SREIf q SFrazws Co
Two doors from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
DOINGs In CONGRESS.

Housr, March 2s.-The bill prescribing the qualih-
cations Of voters in the District Of Columbia was re-
committed 10 the Committee. Mr. Lane from Oregon.
appealed for aid to suppress Indian hostities in that
Territory and offered bill approprating $500 600 to
secure the services of friendly Indians. The House
adionrned TO Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGros, Friday, March 90, 1856.
This mornings Union contains Mr.. Forneys with
drawal from that paper.
DR.. Morton, OF anesthetc celebrity, is lying dan-
geroUsly i'll at Wizards Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

The verdict in the divorce trial is given in another
part of this mornings paper. 1t was unanimously
in favor Of Mrs Cox, the defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
Neru9ork DAILY @ibm,te
SATURDAY, MARCH 90, 1856.
TO CORRESPOYDESTS

TO noee can taken of Commune stons What
intended for insertion must be b the
address Of the writernot necessarily for pue.ca
ton, but guarantee Of bis good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Commun stOns
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

are their eredena They are approved BY the ensh
and declared isfSle sy recovered thoasane in diseases Of
ths Skin Glands and SecIeve Orgsns sold the Nsnufo
tores Ne 90 Msdenano NewYork and No ga strand Lon.
doa and By Ill Drpsys ct S cents, e cents and POI pot
o. boz. -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

KELLoGGs Spring Styles for 0EsTLEMEs's
~. nov re.Av Pjssss esl and srsnine tAs lsrss sad
bssutai ssrtmsn Of Mems snd BoyS Ysit Hat Caps te
st No In Carsl-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

The HAR.-To prevent its being bald, and to
hesp sossy and sof BoGLEs cELEBRTArES kYrERoA
ILrip should ts color be uBplessng, BoGLEs EcrKrc
hAin DYE vai mAsesly change black brown Of the
not Desfa np,on FOR the corplcxion BoGtVs BALM
o. SrSssssS uSvslsd for shaving use BoeLEs ASoLx
Boston and may be bad in this city Of Barnes PARE
RrsRrcS; REessAs, CLARK 4 Co; Rive Broadway A. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

DURSo's CELEBRATED CATARRH SSUFP.-For
sale 1 ~ Respectable Drag stores May bs had wholesale
4 Ce1. HEeEnAs, CIAsK Co.'S RpssroS.s Jxo. j. Ceoo.
AsfeH's, BAsxBs h IAxKs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

HooIh IhIInk'INo ,,,e article has ever appeared
before the p1ee that has created the same uuous6ed
ssction In cases Of Dyspepsis Bioa. a.
HesrKrrxss VEekrAsLE SToAsoH BIrrsEs Tbsv
TIE he. force on scereon 70 the system
and every respect build UP broken dsbnated
No fsaiy Afcri to Be without thea BAssEs PAEx
Nhoisss Agents, No. Soa Broadway. Sold By 0rocefs
Dspxxsts aud Ho,els
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
DEIIoHr's SPANISH LUsTRAL Nill make Hair
N Wuxoxk ca

Bald fiesds IL b the greatest discovery Of the lO
ssssry res toilet article superior soo bottles cold
the last sx months IN Prepared fton rscpe
esoushs nen tpta,uss, Span H. WApLEIsH, Lswrence
hssA sold h hev-xofi ~ BARxs PARK
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
BUF'FAL "a oCADENev
Buffalo, Putnam colnty. 4.

Buffalo, Pltna.n County, Va.
3. r. MYERS a. b., pRINcIptr
WIN. II. CrsHMAN, .stls
Snss MARGARET PATTERSON. Assss
THE next session Of this Tnst;t,,.;,.
1 viii commence on Monday, The eth u !
September.
The Principal offers disappearance INA
success. in teaching 81. an evidence q I Il.
capacity to instruct. No effort Min. n
spared to make the Institution in nj :
spects worthy Of public patronage.
TERMS a
Tuition in Preparatory Department; y,
session, iss.s IS OOy
Tuition in Intermedidatc Department. 81.
session, SIN drS
Tuition in Advanced Department, H. T.
session, I. a Si5 n
Instruction On Piano $40 q quarter i
"a lessons, per session, $50 90
Use Of Piano, (Sa a quarter, per ses.
sion, S4O0
Ornamental Needle-work and Embroidery
(ten lessons, SIS %.
Drawing. {per quarter Of twenty Is.
sons, IS 90.
Board. including washing. fuel aad
lights, may be obtained firm 70 10 sss.55e
per week. $50. 4 .sss
For particulars d circulars, address
the Principal.
. I9Oy2
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Notice 10 Owners Of Real Estate in the
!. IA CunntY Of KanaMha.

The assessors for said County. under the
act Of Assembly passed 10Th March 1856, pro-
viding for re-assessment of the lands ofthis
State have performed that duty, and have de-
posted in the Clerks office of the County
Goutcopies oftheir books Of re-assesgment
The Act provides: that any persen feeling
himself aggrieyed by such assessment Of his
lands or lots, may, upon giving notice to the as
SCISSOR, apply to the County Court OF his Coun.
ty at the October, November or December
Terms Of said Court, in the present year 1885,
and not after, to hlve such assessment cor,
reeted, which notice shall be in writing and
shall have appended thereto an affidavit, set.
ting forth, thatin the option OF the affiant.
such assessment is above the true value Of
of such lands or lots; which affidavit must be
sworn to by the owner, CT his duly authorized
Agent.
| On such application, if the Court shall be
satisfied that said assessment istoo high, they
shall reduce the same to whatin theiropinon
is the true lue; but if they shall be ofopin-
ion that the same is too low, they shah in Ike
manner inc,ease it,.
And this law, it Will be observed, applies TO
all the lands in the nnonwealth Of VII.
gInia. %ssE#/ ..21. ,S]. s#E y
...ts tssg/A. W. QUaRR1ERclk.
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.. q

eucc. BIZ tho circumstances which sur t.
rounded them, and they were thus
made capable of tho creation OF the
4Bepublic. II deyolved on th9 pext
o,neration to consolidate he- work
81 the Revolution, 20 deliver Tic
country entirely from the lnfiuences
Of conflicting trans Atlantic PARTIAL
ties or ahtipathies, which attached to
our revolutionary history, and to Or
eanizc the practical operations of the
constitutional and legal inst tutions
Of the Union. To u.s. Of this gener-
alton. remains the not less noble task
Of maintaining and extending the
power OF the United States i
. We have, at length, reached that
stage of tire national career in which
the dangers to be encountered, and
the exertions to be made, are the
incidents, not of weakness but OF
strength. In our foreigh relations we
have to attemper our power to the
less happy condition of other RePub-
hcs in America, and to place our
selves in the icallnness and conscious
dignity Of right by the side Of the
greatest and wealthiest empires OF
Europe. In our domestic relations,
we have to guard against the shock OF
Me- discontents. the ambitions, the
interests, and the exhuberant, and,
therefore, sometimes, irregular i'm
pulses of opinion, or of action, which
are the natural product Of the pres
entpoliticaf elevation, i the seH-relianee
and the restless spirit Of the people
of the United States. lsa t.s.>s,
L / shall prepare to surrender the Ex-
iccutive, trust to nay successor, and re-
tireto private life with sentiments OF
profound gratitude to the good .Provi-
dence which, during the period OF
nv administration, has vouchsafed to
carry the country through many diff
fcuities, domestic and foreign, and to
enable me to contemplate the specta-
Gle Of amicable and respectful rela-
lions between ours and all ether gov
ernnents, and the establishment OF
constitutional order and tranquility
throughout the Union. III. -. :. ;,
- 1 FRANKLIN PIERCE. !
" Washington, December 4, 1856.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
=K55ANIASW HAITAT LEY STAR
Carter 8. Hpai1isK Mixture.

Carter 3, Spanish Mixture.
The Great Purifier of tho BloodE sI
THE BEST AnTERATIyE KNOWN
4 MI q ,Pasieie Of AszearySn III t. q
An infallible rcmed y for 'ScrofuIa, Kings
Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutane-
GUS Eruptions, Pimples OF Postules on
the Face, Blotches, Boilsy Ague and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes. Ringworm
or Hetser, Scald Head, Enlargement
and FL Of the Bones and joints, Salt
| RheuA Stubborn Ulcers, Syphi!itic
Disorders, and all diseases arising from
an injudicious use Of Mercury, I'm
prudence in Life or Impurity of the
Blood. Es}s !a7E I'D 1
This great Alternative Medicine and
Purifier of the Blood is now used by
thousands Of grateful patients from all
parts of the United States, who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest Of all medicines, CAR
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.' Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions
on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, u
GERS, Old Sores, Affection of the Kidneys,
Diseases of the Throat, Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching Of the Bones
and Joints, are speedily put to flight by
using this inestimable remedy. W. .i f.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing
has yet been found to compare with it.
1t cleanses the system Of all impurities,
acts gently and efficiently on the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion,
gives tone to the stomach! makes the
Skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfeebled by<disease or bro
ken down by the excuses ofyouth, to its
pristine vigor and strength. IFS ~ ~ t....
: For the DISEASE OF FEMALEs it is pecu-
liarly applicable, and wherever it has be-
come known is regularly prescribed with
the happiest effects. 1t invigorates the
weak and debiliated, and imparts elasti-
city to the worn-out frame, clears the
skin, and. leaves. the patient fresh and
healthy; single bottle of this inestima.
BILE remedy is worth all the so-ealled Sar'
saparillas in existence. <E ~ ss-
The large number Of certificates which
we have received from persons from all
parts. of the United States. is the best
evidence that there is no humbug about
it. The Press, hotel keepers, magis-
trates, physicians, and public men, well
known TO the community, all add theil
testimony to the wonderful effect Of this
this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call ON the Agent and get an Almanac,
and read the details OF astonishing cures
performed by CARTER'S SPANISH
MIXTURE, (IN MOST CASES WHERE EVERY
THING ELSE HAD sIaNALLY FAILED, T. The
limits Of an advertisement will not admit
their full insertion. -
WIN. 5. BEERS & CO., Proprietor.
Richmond, Va
To whomall orders must be addressed
For~sale by Druggists and Country
Merchants is all parts of The United
States and the Canadas, and by
en- PITRAT, -
VrrAv Buffalo. Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
.ra 11sn sz a., d.:

TINE subscriber wishes to sell s2a acres Of
i Land, lying on DAVIS CREEK, Kan.
awha county, Va. This land has about 20
acres cleared and in cultivation; hewed log
house; 60 or 10 young bearing apple trees, with
as many peach trees, all Of good quality; and
a coal bank Al feetintt THO ness near the land.
There is 60 or 20 acres suitable for cultivation
and good water convenient.
T ALSO--A HOUSE and LOT in Charleston,
now occupied by DR.. Jas. D. Chewning. lie
offers three head of horses for sale and one OK
wagon, nearly rev. Any or all of the above
mentioned property will be sold on accommo-
dating terms for cashier approved paper.
Applyto the subscriber, at the Upper Ferry
opposite Charleston, Va where he continues
10 entertain arhwho may give him call.
- = EZEKIEL w MAYES.
Nov. 18th, 1855. & m3
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rRnspF6Tns.I !
.,lrr,arr,Nj AAErHoplsT lTillERANT.

SOUTHERN NET t5<9lts$ Y - l.tErSssss !, .
HHEabcye is the title OF q semi AMY
naner. 10 be published at the ParEers;.
bnra Mineral Wells; the first number
Il wb;eb NH be issued about the middle
Fl January 1856. twill be an impefisaal
sheet, and published Ct One Doilar Per
iannum. in advance. The title OF the pa
per indicates the general character oil the
sheet; but, to be more, definite, each
number will contain Irregular pulpit Ser
mon. either Original or selected and such
other, Literary. and Religious matter as
will correspond with the character OF the
sheet. SIT ga g ,gI es.... M
The columns Of the paper win be open
to the members of the Western Virginia
Conference, to any extent that they may
see <proper to use them, Under proper
rules, for the advancement of their own
interests or the interest of the work IN
which thew are called totlabor: The
nledpes ofliterary menas correspondents,
and the means ofprocuring the best class
ofliterasy periodicals which are regularly
issued from the press, are q sufficient
guarantee that the Hiasrdnt will be an IN.
structive and welcome visitor in all the
families who may ifavorit with their pa
tronagc. :.
ANY person, by forwarding five sub
scribers and Ave dollars, viii be entitled
to the sixth copy. Those who favor th'
enterprise, win please secure as man,
subscribers as possible, and forward thei
names and post office address to the IN
dersigned, at the Parkersburg Minera
Wells, Wood county, Virginia.
- ~ n s.- ! w. KENNEDY.
F. DereD,Jer Flq. 1855.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23


mo Andrew D Lewis, John. Lewis. James
j Y. Lewis, Sprah, Z. Lewis, Isaac Baf.
ker,s Polly Barker. the infant children Of james
Barker. decd, William D. Pate. Madison
Pflce vi liam H. peyton of New ioIs,
John Kinder, SEN, Philip Hairless, Robert
Snodgfass. - Williams OF New fofx..
William Meadows, tLe,Western Mning any
Manufacturing Company and the ViIg'ni
Camel Coal Company.
TAKE NOTICE.,
Thatonthe FIRST Day ofthe December lioun'
" Court December 10Th, 1885, Of Boon
county, the Coal River Navigation COMPANY
wlHmove said court to appoint Ave disnle...
tested freeholders to ascertain and fx Ius
Compensation for such lands on Goal flyeII 81
said Coal Ritter Navigation Company ~
want forthe purposes Of their company @ "
upon locks and dams, No. Z and No.
The Co1L RIVER NAVIGATION CO.
II n 30 q II dssiw By Counsel
Nov 3Id. ls--6, -. e; a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Tailoring! Tailoringl!

W. X. FRY would acknowledge his
W. thanks 10 the citizens OF ,Bufra 10 ind
vicinity, for past favors, and would Inform the
pnblic generally, that he is ready to: attend to
all business in his line: eating and Making
Of Men and Boys Clothing, of every variety;
also of Ladies, Skirts and Cloaks. ALI done
IN the best and most fashionable styles, On the
shortest possible notice, at his old stand, on
Main street. u p yinf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Grocery and Hard ware Departme.,


In this department we keep a very large
stock Of groceries, such as N. o. sugar, coffee,
te', molaSses, crushed, pulverized nd LOAF su.
gar pepper, spice, ginger, indigo, lard anu lin
seed oil, white lead, tobacco, candles, soap
sup car0. soda lice, ex. logwood, cotton. yarn.
copperaS, alum, SaleratuS, powder, lead. Shot.
and great many other articles usually kent
in grocery store, too numerous TO mention
Also, large stock Of cerlage and ha rdware.
consisting Of manila and hemp cordage. from
70 inches; iron, steel, nails, CASTINGS. emf
iery, oil all kinds. building materials, mecban.
lcs' cooPers' and farmers tools; mill, wbin.
Cross CUT anu other saws, Of the best English
ana american manufacture, 10 which we par-
liculaliy invite the attention Of farmers, me-
chanics and lumbemen. As great care ba,
been observed in the Sc loction Of these srt;ciss
We think you would do well 10 call and CIV
anime our stock before purchasing elsew1e1e
ieellng assured that it will be to your adyan
tage do so. - =
PARTICULAR attention 10 all any orders we
may be favored with. r.
Our stock consists, in part of -
l.. Cloths, and casSimeres, gfeat variety.
FlannelS. OF every variety.
Fancy colored Satincts, -
Ladies dress goods, ~
Silk goods. = ~
hlie goCuS,Z
Gloves aud hosiery, ~.
Shawls, carpets, &C., ~.
Oil>cloths, - :,
Boots and shoes,
Mems and boys hats,
Cloth dress and frock coats,
Assorted sackS, comprising sacks, half sacks
and pea jackets, - :.
Assorted business coats, =.
Cloth sack coats, I
. Sa OK over coats, OF all styles, 1885,
Assorted pants, of all grades, lined and no,
Cd.
Assorted vests, high, low aud medium rGjl
ngle and double breasted, -
Boys clothing. large assortment, .
/ Shirts and drawers, ~
Saddlery, 81 - .S<# T.. q.
Clocks, -
Glassware, ...,.
. Queen3ware, ~
Notions, -. ...
Tombs and brushes, ~
Capes, e: ~ ... -" 90. = -
Castings, 20. x
Cutlery. of every description. r., -. X
Housekeepers articles, -. .
Farmers articles, ~ r...
Building materials - n..-r
Blaeksmith's too's, ..s a....
.Coopers' tools, ~ shsr.s
= Planes +,.-LI. ..-' ,'z
I d.. WI. & J..H. rGoSHoRN, "
J, charlcs.erf(Sos. %, 1883 25,f.- '.Els
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Notice.

T HEREBY notify all persons against buying
i or trading for . note given by me to War
der, Bfokaw 4 Child, fer thesumsof seventy
dollars; dated Gallipolis, Ohio, May 90, 1856,
and payable the Is, Move nber. 1856. rs ] shall
RICHARD SMELL. j
- R,rFsIos VI, 81 Ftn,ier -. isss,s ]