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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
~ IIARVEY'S
Y ESTER y v lRG n | \
Land Agency Office.
IIARVEY'S

fTNHE undersi s4led has opened IN offi'"
L in the Town OF BUFFALO. PrT-
NAM County, Virginia, 4pr the purpose OF
selling Ian4s farms, mills aud lemements,
Those wloni}tg. I'd purchase, or having
such property for sale, wilI1do weIkt2 give
him a call. ~
Office in his counting room corner Main
and Mulberry streets.
yln33 RO. +. HARVEY.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
70 SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS
l.. t. AND ~
Land Speculators.

Inc unders gned will prosecute soldiers
nghs for fENSl0NS and BOUNTY LAND,
Tor services ~ the several wars. hinder the va
Fl4HS acts Of Congress. Under late acts, wild.
owS and heirs OF enl sted men are entitled.
ALSO.--L 'Np ron SALE, a number Of small
Iafms and town lots in Ohio, large bodies on
Sandy river, Virginia; andin Lincoln county,
Kentucky Address gr =
: H.. V. ~. FlROR, Attorney at Law, =
: .Sint f\E. Gallipolis, Ohio.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
ANOTHER VALUABLE TRACT. OF
=. -. LAND FOR SALE. !

CONTAINING 400 acres, on tie Big
~ Hurricane, within four miles Of
the Hurricane Mills. Some go acres
we'll improved; comfortable dwelling.
house, with all necessary out-buIdings,
with good coal-bank on the premises,
orchards, DC. 4 bargain can Be had.
R, T: HARVEY, Land Agent.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
u. l. FISHER. =: j. W. =
LAW AND JUSTICE.

TT r FISHER and law. ENGLISH hay
Ii. sing entered into partnership ior .he
nuIpo>e of pracIiciup Law N the counties Of
Mason ana Putnam, will regularly attend the
sr;rcui, ouatit,rIy and Monthly Courts. o.
ibcse two eoun les. aud Sill pay every atien-
nan In business eutrusttil 10 heir care. e..
One or The .otti.r Of tie firm will always bt
f,,nnd a, their Office, in Point fleSsant, and
one or he other viii regu larIy be al the Put
ma M County Courts.
Pt. ri asInt, Dec. l2i n5lyl +
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
FOR SALE.

0NE Of the most valuable Steam Saw,
" Grist aud Lathing Manufacturing
Mills in Western Virginia.
This valuable property is situated in the
town Of Buffalo, Putnam county, Virgin
ia, Immediately on the bank Of the Ka-
nawha river, containing one acre OF
ground All the machinery iii perfect
order. The saw engine two feet stroke,
eight inch cylinder, and Que other engine,
nine inch cylinder, three feet stroke. both
of which are run entirely BY saw dust.
With all the fixtures and apparatus com
plete for grinding corn or wheat. capabl"
Of grinding 100 bushels corn or wheat
per DAY; with elevators, boiling cloth!
patent fan. DC, for manufacturing -four;
corn.sheller, &c. This/m was built by
one Of the best and most ingenious me-
chanics in the United States. Everything
appertaining to the mill is strongly aud
perfectly, built. The saw mill has but
ting saw, two circular saws, one for cross
cutting and the other for ripping, There
il also 10 this mill one. of Shank's Inn
proved Lath Machines, capabI" OF ma,
king $4,000 laths per day from the board'
This mill being situated nearly. in the
centre of the valley Of the kanawha, and
at pointmore accessible to an almostin:
exhaustible supply Of timber than any
other, renders it the most desirable prop
"rty Of the kind in the Western portion o.
the United States 49,, j.;
A very great bargain can b. had
Payments easy. r. 7 HARVEY
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
. r,,unoI.p's urcilLY eoSe SrRArED

trEI.MBOiD'Ss UtGIILfE coNt ENTRATED
Fluid Extract SarsapaTilIa.
FIR pur 1yug the,lilood removing all diseases
ari>ing rom excess OF mercury, exposure
snd.Inrprr deuce il life, hronic constitu
tirnal diseases arising from an impure state
Of he biDod. aad the only reliable and Ell
fer T. Il known remedy, for the cuTeof scro-
fuia, sail lean, scald head, alterations of
The t.roat and il IS pains end sN eilngs Of
the bones. tetier pimples On the face and
all scaly ffuptIons Of theskin.
II is article is now prescribed by some OF
the most di. tinguished hysicisns in the coun-
try. and has proved more efficient ~ practice
than any preparations of sarSaparilla yet offer
, d to lie pub IT,. 4 Several cases Of secondary
sImli$, ercdIeal and scrofdlons diseases have
recovered III 4ihe tncurable wards Of
our public institutions which had FOL many
Years resisted Every mode or treatment that
couId be devised. These cases furnish STIR
hing q amil,s or tie sattlafy effects Of this
me cnc IN arres4ing some Of the most inyel-
crate dis ASS. after the glands were de-
stroye'l, and The homes alreadv fierted.
r NoTIeE --L,ti.ts ftom responsible physi-
caH and p oiessors Of several Medical Coli
leeeS, aud certificates pf cures from patients
will he found accompanying both ptepara-
tons u .fi~ /
pprcrs: Fluid Extract II .Ruehu, 81 pei
bpttlc, or f bottles for IS. Fluid Extract Sar-
saPariIla, 81 per hottie, or 6 bottles for s.;
equal in strength to ONE gallon Of syrup o.
SarsaparilEa. 7 -. i " -.
Prepared aud sold by II. r. HELMBoLp,
Chemist. 263 Chestnut street, near the Glrard
HOusc, Philadelphi4. =. NJ 4&s.
To>he i,ah IF DR. E. l., HO0FF, Druggist
and Mccoy q HOMES, BnffalnsVa., and ot
Druggists aud ueaIersI every where. 4. :. .
All lcttets directed fostheL Proprietor OF
Ssent receive immediate attention. So,
n3lyl -......>J: !. ~z<.1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations.
HE1xnoID's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
>oAano, ,n,, - nm EXTRACT BUCHU

COMPOUND FLUID EXT RACI 60Sr'O
For diseases Of the bladderand kidneys, Sc,
eret discusses. STRUCTURES, Woa knesses, ana
all diseases Of the sexual organs, Whelher
+ in male or female, from whatever cause they
may have originated, and no matter o. Tow
long standirg.
II you have contracted tile terrible d1sease
which, when once seated in the system, VIII
surely 70 down from one generation 10 anoth-
cr. undermining the constitutions and sapplng
the yery rital1fuids oflfe, do not .trnst your
selves in the; hantlS Of quacks, who Start up
ever, day 10 o city like this, and fill the ,pa-
ners with rlaring Ialsehocds, too well calcu-
lated to deceive the Young, and those not ac
ouaiuted III Ii their tricks. You cannet be
too careful in tile selection Of a remedy III
these cases.
" The Fluid ESttact Bnchu has beeu pro,
ooupfcd LyItmintnt physicians the greatest
I'm, ..x,.rfk nowil. II IS a medicine per-
H., IL. nlpas,nt III lis taste, and y,rv innocent
II !; : action. andyei so thorough that il ant
.1,h,Ia,ts every paftc OF The rank and pot
I s,noms vim: OF III tllGadful disease; and UNI
like other remedies, does not ely up inc US
ea>e IN The ~, cd. # s
/ tCnnst rutnnTf~I ebility bfoughtton by self
oburn =, ,nt,st iert,ble disease, Which las
/ broup ht ,Io,lsa nds Of the human race 10 UNI
rn.Il graves tn,tIseblastne the prtlila NJ hopes
OF parents, aud Blfshtlng III the bud the gfo
rious ambition Of many noble youth, can
be cured By this Irfalllble Remedy And q
EnredItine Witch must benefit everybody,
! from Ibt simply delicate 10 the confined and
7l,Spa ring invalid. no equal j. 10 be found ac-
ting both as D cure anda preventative.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

Bleak House, Price 50 &c hts
David CopperGeId. 80 4
Nicholas NickIcby, 50 g
Pickwick Papers, b. SO. g
Dombey and Son, f. so .
Martin Ghuzzlcwit. So :
Banahy Eudg" so =
Old Curiosity shop 30 :"
SKETCHES by Boz" x so {"
Oliver Twist> ~ So i"
Christmas Stories and Picturcs f.
from Italy. Containing a
Christmas, Carol, The Chime A. : =
Cricket on the llcar 9TH. BATTLE. :'\.~
of Life, Haunted Man, Thp IS.
Ghosts Bargain, ~. 80. " i
Dickens New Stories. Com : -
tanning The Seven Poor Tray |, ~.
+ oilers, Nine New Stories bv L
The Christmas Fire, Hard ..t.r
Times, Lizzie Leigh. Ths Mi !. .
nrr,s Daughter, Fortune Viii +.
dred. DC, Sd q"
A complete set Of t b" abdve will be sold
or sent 10 any one 70 any place. free Of
postage, for Five Dollars. -.
. COMPLETE LIBR AIRY EnITIpH& .
In very lin" large O tavo volumes, with
Portrait on Steel Of Charles Dickens,
containing tn" same reading mater as the
Illustrated Edition, and comprising over
four thousand very large double coiuned
pages, handsomely'prinlcd, and bound in
various styles. - II ! : "
Volume contains Pickwiek Papers
and Old Curiosity Shop. n.
Vol. 2: Oliver Twist, Sketches BY
Boz and Barnaby Rudge. :
, Vol. ,: Nicholas Nickleby anil Martin
Chuzzlcwit. W 49,. III
Vol. 4: David Copperfcld, Dombey
and Son, and Christmas Stories. !
Vol. 8: Bleak Hou use, and Dickens
New Stories. ~, H =
Price Of complete set. BJuud in
in black cloth, full gilt back; Plice, 81
50; Scarlet cloth, extra. SO so; Library
sheep, 80 90; Half turkey morocco. Sli-
90; Halt calf, antique, 5 90.
ILLUSTRATED EDITION IN 12 VOLS.
: This edition is printed on very thick
and fine white paper, andsis proflsely it,
Illustrated, with'allthe original ILLUSTRATIONS
by Cruikshank, Alfred Crowquill, Phi,
etc, from the original LONDON edition, on
copper, steel, and wood. Each volume
contains anovel complete and may be
had in complete sets, beautifully bound
in cloth, for eighteen dollars SET, or any
volume will be sold separately, as follows:
Bleak HouSa Y pv;o,, o. IN
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
. -, LAW. NOTICE,

NJ EssRs. DAVID McGOMAs, ilste Judge
~ Of the 18th Cu,pi,s and E. W. Nc
CoMAS' have-entered iuto partnership for the
purpose Of prsc'icing LAWN the counties or
hanaw ha' Puinsn, Mason, jackson. Cabell,
ayne, Logan and Boone, the District Court
at ratketsourg and Wythe c. I.,sand the
They have associated with them Won men
of respectabilty and standings in the yerious
counties; wh0*will be always in nlnce n set
70 Z, me interest Of their clients, while Judge
~ 20 S.omaH at lens', vi lreside in the county
Of haaawha. Being Thus situated they can
4tttnu MOST PROMPTLY TO the collection Of ell
nuslrd to them, and tley tust that 4 long
e&perfence attic bar, and Their nromntness
ona hqehly,w will ensure them q large business.
:: ;' ~\4f DAVID McCOMAS,
>vlHl /N Z. w. McCOMAS.s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
aGA.a HARRISON HOUSE,
lssfsMs D. @. HARRISON, Proprietor

St4aas MAiNfsTREET, BUFFALO, VA.
This establishment situated convenient t.
nc s'eamboat landing, has been lately fitted
up in the best style, and the proprietor is now
prepared to accommodates the travelling pubic
or boarders By the day, week, OF year. :, HIS ia
BILE shalt always be furnished w,ihtle best the
market . frortis; his stables with the best the
OF proyender; and no pains will bs spared to
render his guests comfortable. ,/7
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25
CHARLES G. GIBHART,
Corner Front Street and Lower FsTr,
CHARLESTON VIRGINIA,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, GroceriesI
+. Hardware. Queensware, Glassware,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
stt Saddlery, &C.

lts. 1AuISe N0Yse ASVUsSS ~Aesss1Y
Saddlery, &C.
TTAVING just received a splendid stock q
Ill new goods, which has been selectff
with the utmost care, ! feel warranted in say
ing to my customers, that / can sell ss low 2
any house in Charleston. have complelt
ass ,riment OF DryGoods, consisting In part y
ladies' dress goods, Of every description fin
lot Of cloths, cassimeres. satlinets, jeans, GEM
nels, white.goods, bleached and brown mus! y
linen, handkerchiefs, gloves, hosiery, &c. !
the Grocery depsrtemen at nay be had white ~
brown sugars, best coffee, molasses, green
and black teas, spices, rice, fish indigo, ollt
window glass, powder, shot, lead, gun cals
cor,,sge LIQUORS. dye .s.uffs, &c. Hardware
ali Kinds, such AS: mechanics tools, nalA
shoyels, cutlery. chuins, plows, castngS -
Queens ware, ofall kinds GiusswaIe Of ever
description; also, bousekeepers' articles, sue'
buckets, tubs, tinware, stoneware cotton yans
btooms, brushes, combs, &c. Saddlefy--i'c
dies. harness, brides, bits, stirrups, grts, tpsh
bride reins, check lines, &c.
Ivln35if CHARLES G. GlBHAM.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

WulTE LINE Plaster Paris and Cis-
Tern Cement, constantly on hani and
fo' sair. AZ H., ShENS' pREc STORE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

Frice OF iull and complete set of the
Illustrated Edition, bound in twelve vol.
umes, in black cloth, gilt back, lis CO.:
Library Sheep, "a 90; Half Turkey mo,
rocco, 2 90; Half calf antique, l36 90.
All subsequent wor ks by Charlet Dick
ems e, will be issued in Uniform style with
thu above. -. 49,. LII
Copies Of any one or any SCI, % either
edition of the above works will be sent to
any person, to any part of the United
States, free Of postage, on their RENTING
the price of the edit Jon they may wish. to
the publisher IN a letter postpaid. IN
Published and for sale by i l.~ts-
f.. =" T. B. PETERSON.
.7 NO. log CheStnutStreet, Phila.
10 whom all orders must be addressed, );
Booksellers News Agents, and all 9TH
ers, will be supplied at low rates. NM :"
Jan. 8, 1856. ssaIl III III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

HOUSE AND LOTFOR MALE IN TIE
.: TOWN OF BUFFALO. 81 (
THE House and. Lot now in the .occu.
l. psney of Mr.. Joshua Ripley for sale
on reasonable terms. Apply to
Jan 90 n42v1 R. +. HARVEY. f,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-25

!! And wksreas, Since the foregoing dec
laration was uniformity adopted by: our
predecessors. in National Conventions,
an adverse political and religious test has
been secretly organized by party claim.
ing to be exclusively American, il is pro-
per that the American Democracy s6o'd
clearly defne.its4 relations thereto, and
declare it's determined opposition to all
secret political societies, by whatever
name they may be called. -
= Resolred, That the foundation ofthis
union Of States having been laid in, and
its prosperity, expansion, and zpre-emi-
nent example in free government, built
upon entire freedom in matters of relig-
ious concernment, and no respect Of per-
son in regard to rank or place Of birth !:
no party can justly be deemed national,
constitutional, or in accordance with A.
merican principles, which bases its ex-
elusive organization upon religious opin-
ions and accidental birth place: And
hence a political crusade in the nine
teenth century, and in the United States
of. America, against Catholics and for
eigu-borB, is neither justified BY the past
histcry Or the futurr prospects Of the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17
.HOflce.

TIME Advertiser would respectfully an
IL mum &c Ia hEs customers and the public
generally that he continues TO supply tie yari-
Gus MAGAZINES named below Of the price
annexed per annnm. riz-IIarper So .25 Put
nam, sa25; Knicksri'oeker, SECS House
hold Wor s, 81, Backw0od, S2,25; Cooley.
1925; Graham, s2,25; iipr1cultuist. colored
pates. SO so; Inruculurisi. plain edition,
Sl.63; Lltieil's Living Age. IS; Frank Leslie !
Gazette of Fashion, S2.2s. Balou's Pictorial,
81 So; Ladies Repository (Cincinnnati.1 81 6o ;
Peterson. sl.63; Arthur'ss dome Magazine
Sl63
He is prepared a'so TO 81 orders for standard
and mlsceila nceus hooks and he current Iiiera
ture oi The day, whether from The trade or ne r.
sons IN other walks Of industry. Haviss mad
an exrerit nee oi fifteen years in the Book aud
Periodical Trade. he believes that he can give
ertirc satisfaction to all parties iptrusiing him
with orders.
Specimeh numbers OF the Magazines sent On
recepi OF six Post Office Stamps for SO or 50
Magazirs, and for twelve such Stamps n sam
pie pf The s. or SO works will he sent Letters
OF inquiry must contain Stamp for the return
postage. Books sem, post pad on reca,Dt OF
Publishers prices. Address WILLIAM PAT
TON. bookseller, iioboken, New Jersey, and
Waterbury, Cuun.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17
Hook Agency.


Tie slhsctlbcfs have established q Bcck
Agency 81 Phiiad, lish.n, and will furnish shv
book or ruilication sftbe retail ptice free Of
postage. Any persons, by forwarding the
subscription price Of an, Of The So Magazines,
stich az Haspr,s'. GodeS's, Puinanrs, era
hams, Fsank Lcsle's Fashions, &c. wilt 10.
ceisei i,r magazines for one year and copy
q o splendid ldl,egraph portrait Of either
Washington, jackson or Clays or, if sub
scfsbing 10 q SO ard a 81 Magazine, they
wditecsive a cery Of either of The three por.
traits. II subscnbias 10 Sc worth .f Msgs.
lines. oil three portraits wsii be s.nt sraiis.-~
Music furnished 20 those who may wish il.
Ensr.eps o. EVERY description AID s,ss u
large or small qasniisies sfnrnishcds Sesl
Presses, Dsss, SC. seni Ia order. szxs
Every description Of Eeg,atingo on Wncd
xecti' cd wiib aeatiiess abd dispatch. We've
&c Bhilsines. n, s'stsper Headings. View.
" AlsehiIefy, Book illosiraiions, Lodge
Certificates, Business caads, &c. All orders
-rni by ipa,I prom tiy siirnd, 10. Iefsons
'r'stins vte~s of their bn,lifngs engraved
can send q Daeussreotype 81 sketch cf tie
iaa.hiing by mail or express.1 kg.sR
Pcrsoes At Assistance having saiceblr ~.
ficics you'd faJ Il Ia their adsanfas re . id,
frees tho sabsctibefs, NJ we wo:id act %
agents Tor the cate Of the same.
80 ~a. tTGAN 8 FIERCE. As
60 sSris Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
i JH sTaxs = VAT YfKfrf.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17
Diea.

In Wales, st. Clair County, Michigan. Dec.
2Hfh. Adna $, Beach, aged 80 years, formerly
OF Goshen, Conn.
Ga the sth instant. Orange Roots, aged ~.
Al the resdence af her mott or. near Ahoa
Orleans Co, N. Y, on 1hursday, Dac. eth,
Adeline, wife OF Charles Bennett 81 Yates. NY,
and dsughter Of Salmon and Esther Dlbble, in
the 9th year Of her age.
Mrs. b. had for several months been under
the e.is,an, care and skillfni treatment of a
physician in New York, and had been steadily
improving in strength and general health
which continued unit early THURSDAY morning
when she was suddenly awakened from que,
sleep by hemarrhage from the lungs, which
terminated fatally IN a Il moments. Though
30 suddenly called. she was calm. and With her
frst waking bsrath resigned her spirit 10 J, sus
and with message of affection TO surviving
friends passed away from this vale oi tears.
All, kindred spirit tell, -
Hast thou been torn away "a q.
From friends which thou didsi love so well,
To dwell in brighter day
Hast thou so soon from Earth.
Aud loved ones so ondearei.
Been summoned b. thy spirit.birth
10 Jcsas--nore rcveredf
All, vest The angel death
But touched the tender csay--
The conflict saori, the struggle brief.
Tie soul Ia borne away
Dear ssinted one, al rest,
Oh. how we miss thee here;
But still we'll bow nj Ills behest
TIL Jesus re-appear-
- And ean us, too. TO jim
Round san bright ihrsnc ahaye,
The pure, angelic, happy thronv
That sings flss dying love.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17
American Illustrated Newspaper.

NO. SIX Of FRANK LEsLIES Illus
IN TRATED NEWSPAPER, issued Jan.
18th, 1856, cons aims The following Engravings:
The British Exploring ship esoInte, aban.
doned 70 The Arcuc regions, and discovered BY
Capt. Buddluglon.
View OF the Resoiufe entering tfe port Of
New London.
Portrait OF Capt. Puddineton.
Portrait OF Capt. Be.ehcT
Several illustrations oi articles found on the
Residue.
Jackson Celebration al the Academy Of Mu-
sic, New York January g.
Portrait oil Jackson, after Vanderlyn.
Battle OF New Orleans
Set Of Plates presented to S. J Strong New
York Post Office.
Trial OF Matsell, Chief Of Police.
Lager Beer Saloon Berlin.
Emperor Alexander II. sleighng.
Horse Bazaar, CnnsiaBtuopie.
Turkish Scribe, C..iis,aniinopie
V,eweofC Copenhagen. Denmark.
Darnish Cos unie. $ zF
Darnish Ferry boat.
Darnish fraveling.
! Japanese Yacht
View in japan.
Dutch Factors, Negasagi.
View OF Genoe.
And nil the News OF the Week
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17

HoiLowAys Ointment Avn Pftrs have ciec'
ted anaher Wonderful Cure 81 sore Legs -
Anthony Harrison Scard. OF Martinsburg, Rr
ein,a. was sufferer Tor twcnts-eiaht year.
from sore legs, 81 bad at times. that human
cred with wounds and proud flesh. HIS friends
had given up hopes Of HE ever trgatnne the
uso ut his limbs, as he was in so piiahie a
state, the more Especially as the dort,rs told
him Il was constitutional Having heard ftom
several people the good eilocts llollama,'s Pals
had pFoduced in cases ii this nature, he mac
up his mind TO give them trial I; ni,rr Using them
fr few weeks he fell mnch better. and by
continuing ,hem for two months and half he
was perfectly ca,ed, after hrina - wears crip'
pie, and considered beyond human uid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17
Caution.

WOULD again call The attention of the
pupl the occurrences that almost daily
caiDe nnder NV oh ervation Of pedbleTs and OH.
ers paIinsne off their glass lor :. Scoiei Pebble
ihnrized'to say from J. Ackley that he has no
iraveliag agent or ped5ler v no carries his ptb.
blas IN thi- ciatc-so hat those wi.o hiy of then
do il AZ d great risk, AMI those who have boagh.
have the c.anturis5le reflection that they have
nothing after all but common elsss. ! woul.l
again state thar il may be easily ard simpfy
lips or tongue 10 each successively and obsery
ing the temperature Of fhem-siir pebble aiwa.s
pTesersga rfs enperature Of s,eae while he
glass VIII be much warmer. They can only be
had IN ii,chfefdsof 4 S. Baldwin who hiss 81
hand afaal and camp.ete assor,Bnen. ct alla.,e
numbers auj viii lie happy TO show Them 70 any
who wish To examine e:iber out OF curiosity or
with inient 10 prfchase. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17
4 Ia Court Of Probate holden al Barkham<ted
n within aud tor tle DISTRICT Of Barkha,ns,.d

4 II Court Of Probate holden at Barkham<,ed
n within aud tor the d,>,rict Of Barkhansir ID
on he 25ih day OF Oct"her. A r, 1855
PFeseni. GFngeE NrRRErfs Jndpe
On motion oi Ezra a. boo ll:Ie Trustee IN
the Estate al Iasiis Haage. an as sia nm de htnr
wrihin said d street, having represented sai
Estate iusolysrt aud gwen notice 10 all con-
eernsd 10 appear before this Court the Present
day AZ O'clock A II Ia he heard relative Ia
the arnajn'men, Of Commissiouers--and no one
appearing. ,hia Court doth appoint josiah n
Sage aid iiliam l.. il inson, Commissioner rs
taexsnne ami adlast the clatais 81 the rr. iIars
cf SAID ESTATE, aud also doth decree THAI Iwo
months be eiiowed them 10 exhbii ,hrir claims
to sa'd commissioners, after they shall have
rivea public nuttee Of this order by advertising
the same IN a weekis newspaper published in
Winsted and Ltchtcld one inonlh each, and
BY posting a copy thereof on public sign pos,
la said t.wu Of Bsrkhamsted
Aud the said comm -sioners are he rehv na-
lifted To- meet NJ the Office Of iIigam G. odw in
Esq.. in said Barkhsmkird IN the I2,h dav Of
January, 1886 and on he %, h dsy of February,
1856 NJ 10 o'clock A II IN each of said days
to attend to The duties Of said appointment,
Certified from Record
GEORGE NERRELLs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17

4 I a Court Of Probate holden at Li,ct,fieli
"A within ard for tie Dlstuci oI Litchfield
ON The 9th day OF December. A u 1885
Present, CHARLES Adams Esq., Judge.
On motion OF Ii. b. Graves, Esq Admins
ira an the Estate OF ALBERT HOMER, late
of Ltchtied, within sHid district. decreased
This Court doth degree thai SIX months be al
lowed aud limited for The cred tors Ut SAID sta
to exmhit their cinin.s against thesame to the Ad-
m,nIst-ator: and directs that public notice be
gwen u lhls order by advertising ,n iie~sp
per published IN LItchheli c"unIy, and by
posting copy thereof an the pubic sigp-po
IN said town of Ltchheld neure st, The pia &C
where The de ce ased hast aweii.
Certified from Record.
CHARLES ADAMS, jmlpa.