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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

/ INTERESTING 70 FARMERS.
Wells Improved Patent churns.
Butter Gun be- Produced In Five Minutes.
THE operation Of thisimproyed Churn
IL is as follows: The dasher is moved
vertically by lever, and is at each up..
ward stroke lifted above the surface Of the
cream. It's descent causes i rush Of
cream througha channel, which current,
taking the direction Of the sides Of the
channel, forms a continuous hollow coll
ann Of cream, running upward toward D
shaft, where it meets and encloses the
body Of air which has been drawn down
blythe disc portion Of the dasher. This
air, in bursting through Its enclosure as
the dasher continues its descent, scatters
the cream in a foam towards the inner
surface Of the body Of the Churn, eau
sing it to enclose the column of dir drawn
down by the annular portion Of the dash.
,er. This column intiits turn breaks
through the cream, and adding tothe ag.
itation already produced, scatlcrs it up.
ware III mass OF roam ms action OF
The atmosphere is repeated at each. down
stroke Of the dasher, producing the spec.
dy transformation Of the cream TO butter.
The superior atmospheric action Of this
Churn is due I'd The formation, in the
flasher, ofapassase, whereby 4 eontinu-
pus column Of cream is thrown up for en-
closing the air. The effect Of the, down
stroke being altogether different from that
of any other perforated dasher.
The undersigned having bought the
patcnt:right for these Churns for the
counties Of Putnam and Mason, is pre-
pared to fafnish bed the public With them.
They are made of white oak wood, with
iron hoops, in a finished and substantial
manner, and will b.. sala at reasonable
prices. The Churns MAY be seen at Buf,
talo, Putnam county N. WILSON. p
|. February q, 1886, n47yl.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ac.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
TYR. E. /. HOOFF, at the Buffalo Drug
IL Store. invites the attention Of tho
public to his stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints. Oils, he, which consists in part 4
Cod Liver Oil, Ia7
Compound Syrup Of Sarsaparilla.
n Helmbold's Extract Of Buchu and Sar-
saparilla,
i Moffat's Phoenix Bitters and Pills.
. DR.. Hoofand's German Bitters. st
I. DR.. virgins Pills,
Pure White Lead,
Dry White Lead,
. Red Lead,
yenitian Red. #
Spanish Whiting.
Copal Yaspish.
Japan Yarnish.
Chrome Green aud Chrome Yellow.
Prussian Blue,
Turkey TIMBER.
SIENNA, &
Cream Tartar.
Rose Pink,
Linseed on.
Sweet Oh, s's-'s
= Castor on,
SALTS, &c.
pr. Hooffs Mcdiciae ior III Gun ol
.he Tootharhs
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H.
properties 10 this remedy, 40 rash or IN 4
warrantable assertion Is made. but ii
simply stated fact; proven undeniab!r
and conclusiyely BY extraordinary
cures, and benefits derived from its use,
under the direction Of its illustrious orig
inator, Dr.. Hoofand, among all classes
Of European society and from the i'm
.nense= mass Of testimony, from all parts
of the American continent, accumulated
during thelast ten years, i'll the hands Of
the present proprietor Theprevalence
Of diseases % which the German Bitscrs
are adapted lii is with sorrow We say ii, u
almost universal, indeed there is scarcely
4 family throughout the whole extent 81
our country in which there cannot Be
found among its members that peculiar
sailor aid lpnguid appearance denoting
d diseased Liver, sor an ctnaciated and
suffering Dyspeptic. 3lf
Then Of what immense importance 70
this class ofinvalids, that certain and
reliable remedy should be placed within
their reach; one in which 40 baIefuls.or
injurious drug enters into IT'D compost.
ton; a remedy on which the patient can
rely with the utmost confidence and cor.
tainty and be assured from actual and
tangible proofs, that the article he is using
really possesses the virtues attributed 70
it. Such q remedy, il "Hoefana's Ger
man Bitters.?'s Thousands Of dollars
have been expended ii its manufacture
and diffusion throughout all parts Of this
continent, and the proprietor feels the
greatest satisfaction in stating, that there
is no state. county OF even village whore
the Medicine has been Introduced, that
there cannot be found numbers, willing
to testify to its virtues. Eff
Its used constantly Id the practice 81
a. large number Of the most prominent
Physicians in the country, who have also
added their written testimony, in evil
dence Of its great virtues. Inconclusion
then, wezswonld respectfully ask Of an
those afflicted with any Of the above did.
eases to givethe Bittels trial, and rest
assured it will never be regretted. III
proof Of the statements above made, al
are invited to read attentively, the Alma
nae or Practical Receipt Book. for Far
mers and Families. containing a great
number Of useful receipts, in addition TO
the testimony, in favor Of the Bitters.
from the most prominent and well known
individuals, IN all parts Of the Unions-
All Agents for the Bittcrs are authorized
to distribute the Almanac gratpitously.
Principal Office and Mandatory, s6
Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pm. Nh
For sale wholesale By Druggists III ~
The principal cities, and at retail BY apoth.
ecaries and stoorkeepers in every town ii
the United States and Canada, and By
DIR, E. 1. .HOOFF Buffalo, and COR
NER " HENSON, Hurricane Bridge.
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JNRyGoODs. Il iahneIs, Blown Co,toh s
- Bieachei do=-at4 to ga, Shes,!1gi
BIeached shertrnrS and shirtrngsj Irish Litlr,
OF al quaItirS: DrilInfs. b,eachelt an brown,
crtt,n and / neu + Fable ciotAs; Djapris
linen and cotton, Cant a flannes; Cas- imcre;
Jeans Far ner' Sat,na d Drilling and Cash
OF ana Crrtsin altcots.
=. F"r.nle by B. +. THOMPSON. :
BuTho. May 81, 1886. T.. n
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CALLIPOLIs STOVE DEPOT.
+. MATTERS. F, c: HENRY
+, (Successor,.to F. Mathers, i.
DEALERS in Stoves, Crates, Castings,
III Pumps, Lightning Rods, Copper,
Tin, ,yapanned and Sheet-Iron Wares,
and House Furnishing articles, DC, DC,
at the old stand Of r. Mathefs' court
|, GaIlipolis, May a8. 1856, nsw8. =.
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w. F. & J. II, GosHoRN,
. =. Wholesale and ue,aIi resers in
Dry DIS, Groc er IS,
rtEADI MADE CLOTHING.
Glassware, QnrrhSwar NHTt!wH and
Mechanics Tools,

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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

r, ADIEs' DRESS EouDS.4-A fine pS.
IL s,ttmeut, romprsinr Srlkkt SWISS fg-
ne,, d tel and rlsin Lawn ;Es'nn,s Of al!
kinds Null MuslinS; De Larns5; Gjughain Ms
Z, rdcd Go"ils. hair AMI Berlin; Nansonk
. ages; csmhf esq rhpFs, Jack lhyls; Mourn
Ssn1lf b. F...TIIoMPsoM
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{. B'.KspALE. ii c.N READ.
Bi!tkSDALE & READ, |.
N.h@rco an |. Conm;ssipn Mctcha nts,
RICHMOND v1RG INIA. 1.
Ref, 7 To

r.. NOTICE. II. !
A Ii persons indebted to me-, either by
n noe or book account, will please call
aud settle the same with my father, SAN.
VEL FRAZER. Sen. at his residence, Fra
zers' Bottom, Putnam, county, Va. ~
- PRESTON FRAZER.
April, 25, 1856. n4w4* -
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CALIcOEs "A faTgt stock of all COLOR,
y and ofthe latest styles. for sale yer,
Apply Mccoy 4 JONES.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,

"ANTED-CountryIpro Luce of all kinds,
w for which the highest narke prtce will
be paid, by '"a Mccoy 4 JONES.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

GLASs.--Wipdow Class, Bottles, Walls,
VI Jars, Fix'ufes, &C., for sale law at
.: : SANNS' DRUG STORE.
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JAMES G. SAINT, -: I W. P. Conn,
= Master. .~< hi < Clerk
rs now being. finished 4. - I'd al =
Land will arrive in few 4 .:lE
days. Tlis boat las been built EXPRESSLY
for No aboye trade, with a view to light
draught, speed and comfort tha wing
but eleven inches; and one hundred and
seventy-fiye tons burden II is with
pleasure Gan recommenl my friends to
boat, whfe! fatter myself viii suit
the trade. p. w. p. COBB.
April e3, 1856, n3tf t..
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Spring and Summer Goods.
Fine Chance for Great Bargains!!
4 Mccoy 4, I0NES - .

\. MCCOY JONES,
AZ the old stand formerly occupied by r.
Alexander, corner Of Nam and Y II berry SITS. =,
buffalo, Va, thankful for past .favors, take
plea sure in stating thatfthey hive just re-
ceive5 and are now opening flesh supply Of
sup~rb goods, suitable fof Spring and Summer
wear, which have been Selected wi h he ut
mo'tCa'e and viii be sold as lowias any house
IN the kanaw ha valley. Their Stock has been
bought with caSh>>th"s giving hem great al-
vantagesove those who buy on time. Their
81 ick col sits in nart If -.LL
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GoSIzORN HOUSE.

Offers Ill professional scrycest4 theEci s2els
al! NlNFi~ti and vicinHy =! + vimliO
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EorroN YARN, t-n3cwF2tk, Bait bg,
~ Wa'dinG, Capri O. a'n* Nhr'e an!
CO "rcd; Bed rords. Plow LEES co,trn ROPES
Wind w GlnS, = ty o an 70 by T." ll"if,,
Mndd'r, Iepp@raS, AluFt La. Wd,h, FIX "a
Log Ndoi. Nn4s, rar ar ahti. ak ra' $
starch, AllsIn'e. Pcpp-t ana "a Q, CruSht d
Loaf aid Brown sugar. ,Fnr sali W.
; v!nt FyB THOMPSON!
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apparatus and public cisterns, and in connec-
ton with said reports presents request from
Neptune and Young America, companies, for
two sections of hose, each to be twelve feet
long one for each of said companies, said Sec
tons being greatly needed at fires. Report
received and request granted.
Reports were handed in by a number ofthe
Councilmen, showing the condition of their re-
spective Wards and recommending various
Improvements in the way of grading, paving,
bridging, &C., which said reports were receiv-
ed and read, and further action postponed for
a week, during which time the Engineer is in
structed to ascertain the probable expense of
all the work reported as aforesaid, with the
exception of McGarry's Enlargement, and re-
port the same at the next meeting of the
Council.
Ordered that the following lots be charged
as follows for work performed by E. E. Mos
ley, in grading alley in rear of and adjoining
said LOTS
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- The Bowling Green was again here
yesterday from Green River, loaded with to-
bacco. She only went up to South Carrolton.
- The Northerner passed down yester-
day morning for st. Louis, with good trip
of passengers. We thank Capt. Wilson for
papers.
- The steamer Nebraska caught fire at
the St Louis wharf Monday morning, bat the
flames were subdued before the boat was con-
sumed. 4
- The Moses McLelland assembled the
Indiana chute of the Falls last Sunday, which
is a remarkable feat considering the stage of
hewater, orly four feet.
- The VIM. Garvin is due to-day from
Memphis for Louisville. She is fast as boats
of her size get to be, has an elegant cabin and
extra accommodations.
- There were good many steamers here
yesterday Tut they made generally short stop
pages. There is considerable freight on the
wharf, but it may all disappear to-day.
- The Highfyer is due early this morn
ing for st. Louis She will take travellers
around in good time. The Southerner is to-
morrow mornings packet.
- The Alvin Adams, if not already here,
may be expected hourly from st. Louis for
Louisville. The Fashion comes along to-nigt.
Both fast boats.
- This is the Rainbow's day. Expect
her soon after dinner She will start on her
return trip to Louisville in the evening. She
is fast and her accommodations good.
One of the cylinder heads of the Jacob
Strader's engines was knocked out by the
breaking of a crank, last Saturday. The engi.
neer had his hands scalded, but escaped serious
injury.
We thank the clerk of the Empress fol
late n 0. papers. The Empress made hel
last trip from New Orleans to Louisville and
back again in 10 days and Is hours, including 81
landings, and several long delays.
- The river was falling yesterday, but II
an excellent stage. The following rates o
freight were current to New Orleans: Tobacco
SO per hid; Pork, 40c per Dbl; Bacon casks
zoe per 100 lbs; Lard 40c per Dbl; Flour 35c
The A. L. Shotwell made her last tril
: from New Orleans to Louisville in days AM
Is hours-the quickest trip of the season
, She attended to all way business offering an
e laid hours on the coast taking in sugar.
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RSHANKL Il RELY beg leave to call the attention
- their friends and their large and we'll
leced spring dry goods
during epas weeks omprng of the dsir
ae stocks TO be found in the city they fer whole
sale and retail to their and the public generality
atow prices prompt Thefrstoc
ssts in of the followingBroad cloths black
Cassmeres and Tweeds white buff aud fancy Narsass
k Festn Cotonades Croton cloths and plain and fanya
Linen Drills rich Calicoes of Philip Allen, Spragues Bne
State BILLS and other printed French and
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain
striped Bereg black and eoored Grape Msntz white CASH
mere plain and fancy Gnghams rich printed organdies
rantees and Chal de LANES white Shaws black
and fancy silk shawl rich sta shawls and black
viii lace Capes NORA antique Parasos silk gingham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn and Braid Hats En- gish
and fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Palm leaf and fancy Fans boots shoes
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together
great variety of Trimmings small fancy goods
&C, &c. SHANKLIN & RELY.
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Allowed for laying side walk before men
toned, C. vogt, day 81; John Major. 81;
E. H. Mosely, 81. Allowed John Gavisk
s1o9 "a for excavating 800 yards of earth and
dwelling the same upon the foregoing lots,
which said lots are hereby ordered to be
charged with the respective amounts set OPP
posite their Nos. for earth deposited and leVell-
ed upon the same as per engineers report
Lot in block 80 E. E.,
To SO cub yds. of earth, $455
Leveling same, "a 50 w
Lot No. block 81 K. T.,
To lO4 cub. yds. of earth. s3 90 -
Leveling same, 6S--sl3 90
Lot No. 3 block 30, (. E.,
To l54 cub. yds. of earth, sl9 IS
LevelliDg same, 30-S20 %
Lot No. block 30. K. E..
LeveIling same,- 2 2O-$35 OF
To street-5th street.
To placing pol yds dwelling, s34 67
Allowed Geo. Noble Is cents for burying
hog; allowed Jas. B. Evans 81 for killing A
dogs; allowed B. Nurre $26 % for lumber
furnished forcity purposes.
Fire Superintendent made report for week
ending May Goth showing condition of Fire
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On petition, and affidavit of petitioner, a du-
plicate order was issued for the original order
No. 9,146, for So, which was lost by the said
petitioner.
On motion of Councilman Orr, the Engin-
eer was instructed to estimate the quantity of
earth to be taken from Water street in Nc
Garry's Enlargement, adjoining Messrs. Bray
& Co.'s wharf and advertise for proposals to
remove the same, and submit said proposals at
the next meeting Of the Council.
The Mayor and Councilman Kinney were
instructed to enquire into the expediency OF
digging gutter to draw the water off from a
portion of the 18th ward.
The Mayor and Councilm en- Satterlee and
johnson were appointed to appraise the city
property, and report accordingly
The Mayor and Councilman Orr were ap-
pointed to have the Sycamore Bridge repaired.
The question of purchasing maps of the
city, from Messrs. Lunkenhemer and Adlers-
burgh, was laid over for one week
Adjourned.
WFTT IT WAIVER C;+,, Clorl-
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AUCTION SALES.
HIRAM NELSON
DAEiELwOOLsEY.
AUCTION ROOMS.
Old House, Main Third streets rme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.

Old Court House. of Main
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
NEAVING leased for term of years fitted up the
III above we'll stand, prepared to re-
oeive for sale private sale all kinds Of
and household furniture horses bug
gies. ETC.. etc.
Cash advances made on sonsi gnments when required
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
CONNER cling o'clock A NJ Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
OutdoOrsaes andsaes of real promptly
to.
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
aud general of FURNITURE, consisting
spindle and bannster backs scroll and scoop tops rim
back office, French. Jenny Lind and Bastle wood
Chairs mahogany an wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers Sofas sociables centre
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges. mirrors. fine aud misses bedsteads
trasses tin and wire Safes which will sell Gin
cinnati prices. @
We have also hand variety notions jewelrv
volins aeeordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips,
ETC.. which will sell reduced prices cash,
wholesale retail. W0OLSEY & NELSON,
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WELL H. WALKER, City Clerk

" a paper up at Rockport says Maj
Robinson is evidently working for the nomina-
ton of the Old Line opposition, for Congress
in this District We presume this has no
other foundation than the imagination OF a
hard pushed editor. Maj. Robinson stands not
the slightest prospect in the world of securing
the nomination of any Convention, unless it
be composed of his old Democratic brethren.
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CANAL BROKE AGAIN-Another break has
occurred in the canal at Feasil's Ferry about
miles above Petersburgh-the same point
where the bank gave way several weeks since
and had just been repaired. There is now no
prospect of navigation being resumed on that
drink for two or three weeks.
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Proceedings of the City Council.
MONDAY EVENING, May 26

MONDAY EVENING, May 70
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Mayor Hewson, and Councilmen
Foster, Scantlin, Rathbone, Satterlee, Orr,
SetchelI, Venneman, johnson and Kinney
Minutes read and adopted.
Allowed the following sums for work done
in grading alleys, RUNNING parallel with Main
between Sd and 4th streets:
Chas. Voght, 1915; John Mayor, 1915
Thos Finks, $500; Chas. Highley, 75c; G.
Miller, 1886; E. H. Mosley, $3.50
Allowed for removing iron safe to City
Clerks Office, Ben Cash, so cents; j. Tomlin-
son, so cents; E. H. Masley, 81.
Ordered that the following charges be enter
o. ed up against the lots designated for plank
side walks along front Of said lots:
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
4E1A liz
B A L T I G

The Baltic has arrived.
England requires an additional loan of two
millions by issue of Exchequer Bonds.
Walkers battle at Rivas received but lit
tie attention in England. The Times discants
on the forbearance of England on the enlist
ment dispute and unreasonableness of Marcy.
Russia, Sweden and Aldenburg, agreed to
Denmarks proposition on Sound Dues, if 9TH
ers interested acquiesce.
A revolt of an Italian Legion at Malta, is
reported.
Russia is commencing another campaign
against the Circassans.
A commercial treaty has been concluded
with America.
Russia demands an explanation from the
Secretary of France, England, Austria, guar
ranteeing the independence of Turkey.
GREAT BATTLE AT RIvAs!
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

TUESDAY. May 27.
Jas Montgomery from New Orleans to louisville.
David Gibson from New Orleans to Cincinnati
Tennessee Bell, from Tennessee River Louisville.
Eunice, from st. Louis to Pittsburg.
Northerner. from Louisville to st. Louis,
Sbenango from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
I'm pire. from Cincinnati to Arkansas.
W. j. Marclay, from Dubuque to Pttsburg.
B. Green from Green River to Evansville.
r. NJ. Patton Noe. from Tennessee River to Louisville
Tecumseh, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
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Collision.

NORFOLK, May 27.
On Monday morning the steamship Key
stone State, for Philadelphia from Savannah,
came in collision with the barque Cavalier
from baltimore bound for Rio. The steam
ships bow was stove, and she commented
making water rapidly. AS soon as she was
freed from the barque, she made for Norfolk,
where she arrived, but was run on the flats to
prevent her from sinking At the time of the
collision the LIST and I'd mates and the sailors
got on the steamer.
The barque struck opposite the fore most,
crushing it SO as to prevent her reaching port.
The Captain called for help, and said the YES
sci was sinking, but the officers of the steam
er were not willing to risk their safety in en-
deavoring to succor him.
The steamship had narrow escape. AT
one time the water was within three inches OF
the boilers.
Most of the passengers of the Key Stone
State went to Baltimore
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$50 Person Killed and yyounded!!

New ORLEANS, May 27.
The Grenada has arrived from Havana with
dates to the 18th, and California dates to the
5th.
The news from California is unimportant-
Markets unchanged.
The Territory has proceeded with vigor
against the Indians, and have defeated them
several times.
1t is reported that the Costa Ricans have
evacuated Nicaragua, expressing much dissat-
isfaction on account of Misrepresentation
They expected the natives would receive them
with open arms.
The loss, in killed and wounded at Rivas is
100 Nicaraguans and $50 Costa Ricans.
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JEWELLERY! JEWELRYu

undersigned would Respectfully inform the oizens
4 of Evansville and vicinity. that he Just
and receiving and large assortment of JeweTy
all kinds direct from New York which he would ask the
attention of those DESTROYS purchasing His
and of latest styles and will be sold cash
lowest posi- BILE prices,
All kinds of Watches and pieces repaired q work
manner reasonable charges aud work
ed. CHAS. RARNUN.
On First three doors below Posteiee at the
stand formerly occupied by g. Goshen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!
MCKINNEY 81 COOK

RE now receiving and opening desirable stock of
IA spring and summer goods consisting in
variety usually kept in dry Silks Challas
Berages. Robes. Lawns Brlantes Bonnet Grape silk
Lace and Neopolitan) Ribbons Lace Edgings,
Hoseing in great varyCoths Cassimeres Pant goods
Vesting, in rich profuson, &c, &c. ap3