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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03


I ! Hal, Block, with n compile assortment OF New
Goods, ready tn do all those who may favor them
with call. a ereq, acal IF good. Oar stock of
D r Y G o 0 d S
is large, and was bought with reference to heavy
fall trade
In tie DRESS GOODS line we have endeav-
ored TO select all styles Few ana rare, WIN irlm
nl;ugs of all qualities TO match We nave Black
silks warranted not to crack. Fancy Silks, new
stvles aBv pretty. Merinos, complete assortment
Wool Ilaids good variety. All Wool Dei-amcs,
all colors Ladies Cloths, desirable shades
sssA Nz.s-Broche Long Sha"is al square
Shawl prices Bay State ana Sco'ch 20 from inc
cheapest to The best made. q. -
For tse Icn-Nye have pIes Of Broad Cloths-
Cassinercs. Satinctts tlannels, huCr Shlrts,
Drawers. Back Gloves and Mitisns- &c. &c.
Carpctings-Vclvet,B Brussels and Ingram a
variety Of patterns. Oil Cloths, 4, Q anu 81 wide
Cotton Carpets, cheap.
Croclxery stone & GLASS w area few sstts
Of China Ware, White, Granite ana Hocklnghan
Ware, wholesale or retail Stone 5ess and Jars
Earthen do Tumblers, Casters, Lamps and Ian
GRO ERIES.
We nre nreDnred 10 give cur Customers Bargain.
on Sugars q. our stock was bought before the las
We are sill selling STRUTS and MoIAssEs at old
prices, notwithstanding the advance in the mar
TEAS AND COFFEES
On these articles we hope to sustain the Feutpa
ton we have already established
Neare always wanting all kinds Of Farmers Pro
dace and win pay the highest prices the market at
Ksnossa September %, 1875
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03
ETNA INSURANCE co.
OF RkRtroRb coxH.
OF I"E'I 70 VV''''
Vuersase Cash CapiIsI 50 $500 600

EEefGasf AHSD patMt y" INVVS"OO'
EHAyE the pleasure of inforTains the deslsrl With
I this Company and the public general. that in
view Of tie vnst increase Of business dur-~ the
nast year It's cash capahas been increase TO 5000,
00o Fbis together with the largo surplus nlwsvs
ttlt on hand IN cash and TIE enormous rscspts OF
-o,irrs , its regular and established business. a.
lords It's Motley holdcrs Indemnity much grsatw
than any ytldr insn4an'e COMPANY in Annsrics
Tire business of ibis c"npanyi. c"nduc' ell on isIr
81 ,oid In cash The undersigned in entering up"s
- I2f year Of his agency for this company in this
citv and vicinity, hez1 10 congratulate its dse'ers
rn,p it, rema,baLle success and the important IN
cr1case Of it, cgpital and business, which together
witb the manner IN which its business 10 eonduc.ed
pIaces il on n bass beyond The rsach OF any conf!
ae:,cy short Of a Simultaneous cohhs .rston OF the
country.
All applications lor insurascc Of information J
reference thereto viii he attended To with the sar
uunctuci.A az heretofore. Rates az To" 80 any o.
er rlsr ousbie Office.
Ke,i0sha. Feb l., %. l.. &. MERRILL,
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~ We call the attention of those interested
TO the advertisement of Sic Hazazer-his Thurs
day evening Soirees, and the change of his Dan
cling School to Thursdays
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

IE> Horace Greeley, in the Tribune Of the
9Th expresses confidence that Kansas will
be admitted as free state before the close of the
present session of CongIess
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- The schooner Liberty OF Racine put into our
harbor on sunday evening last. Size il the first en-
trance this season.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03
WOOD! WOOD!

zoo CORDS WOOD, for sale at W wholesale
JOC and esail, to suit purchasers, ~
GASkILL. CIIAMBFRLiN * 20 o
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- IN act restricting very much the pardon
ing power in the hands of the Governor for the
crime of murder, and also guarding against in
sufficient bail for the same offence were passed
These acts remove pretty much all the objection
that was made to the present law for the punish
ment OF murder, aud we presume viii prevent
any further effort TO change the law.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03
Our Public SCllocls,

We stole time from our office duties the other day
to pay short visit to Public School No /, ana con
sidcrcd ouisc!f well paid for tie time thus spent
Much has been said in prasc of our Public Schools,
but certainly not more than they deserve TAe pres
crt corps Of teachers under the general surcrnten-
dencc Of Mr. MCKISDLrY, is M efficient one and
Judging from what we saw. we conclude there has
been no time lost durn. Tie term that is just row
drawing to close.
We were present during tho recitation of classes
in Grammar, Algebra and German, and the scholars
gavc convincing evidence that they lad been drilled
to some purpose in these branclce. In Grammar,
especiaiiv we have seldom seen class o. the same
Gsc exhibit a more thorough knowledge of The fund
umcntnl principles of tho language The recitation
IN Algebra was equally satisfactory In listening to
the recitation If Miss WALDos German class, al
though we could not so we'll appreciate the matter,
not being particularly bright in the lore of the Ia
,lcriand s in the manner, could not fail to see
that the pupils were 'wc}. posted" Their tranSla-
tons we've ready and their knowledge Of the con
4'rpc'.on Of the lauc>aee evident. Although our
.n.u - ..r- s..ag...5 3D., l.aca- u.ucA or as many
ce,se+ As aeors.5 iavc E'.- . -ss' q .h'se oasse'
wc-t far sample ,ttc prorrc>. made 0> Tho school
tlcrc can tc but o'c ,pujou, and liza must be high
Nv A.i,eriug TO both teachers and pupils.
Tie ex ,,r;uation At the close IF tho term, which
will probably take p Lace next week pr m;ses to be
% more shan usual interest, from Tie advancement
that la. been made by the scholars in tho various
branches of education Parents and al those who
take nm interest in the cause of education should be
present through all the examination exercises.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

sY~The Schooner Nichols, is taking on a car
GO of brick, and bending her sails preparatory to
leaving the harbor on her frs; trip.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

gThose who sent to Madison by the Sena
tor from this county, to have interest money paid
on school lands, or other business transacted,
will get their regular receipts by calling at this
office, which they are invited to do.
eve hav e on hand number of the late re-
ports of the State School Superintendent, also,
the speech in pamphlet form, of Col. Clement,
on the University Fund, which we shall be glad
to dispense to those not already supplied, who
desire them.
We believe no report was made by the State
Geologist That officer we understand, is sick
in the western part of the state
i-g@Our occasional Ohio correspondent fur
nishes us with another valuable and interesting
communication, to which we call the attention
of our readers.
Peoples hNE-~We notice by an advertisement
in the Buffalo E1PresS that new line of Propeers
win be started this season between Buffalo and the
ports on Lake Michigan as the Peoples Line =
The following Propel!ers will form the lire:
GLOBE. Capt Pratt, CUYAHDtfA, Beckwith,
BRADBURY, Hewitt, PITrSBURGH, Aver,
EVERGREEN CITY Owen, KENOSIA, Stilhnan
These Prope!lers all new, having been built
during the past winter, except the Globe and Brad
bury, the latter of which, believe, made one trip
last fall. We doubt not this viii be popular Line
- -.
SOMERS ANTI-NEBRASKA CLUB.
We have received the following report of the
proceedings of a meeting of the Republicans of
the Town of Somers on the 25th ult., for the
purpose of organizing Club in that town, to
work for Republican principles. We hope 9TH
err towns in the County, will follow the exam
pie.
At meeting of the Republicans of the Town
of somers, called for the purpose of organizing
club to be styled the Anti- Nebraska Club The
following persons were chosen for officers.
Presidcm.-E Perkins.
Tice Presidential. Fitch.
Secretary-T. +. Cooley.
TreaSurcr-J. w. Rhodes
The amount of 1915 was raised for carrying
out the objects of the Club.
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THE subscriber offers for sale the following lots Of Land
situated in the St:te Of Wisconsin, prices that III suit
the purchaser, who has wish to invest money IN land OPP
eratious the will be made easy, cash down
viii be required and the remainder Of the purchase money
on iine land viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Real Estate this City be exchanged, for any part
= L l. LII Ill r,rsca LIN nd
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

~ An attempt was made IN the Legislature to
attach the counties of Ozaukee and Washington
to this Congressional district, bttt the matter WAS
postponed until September
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CHRISTINE: "a, Uomaa1S I,7alS ami Trinmpts-
BY LArRA J CtKrfs-l vol. in cloth 3S4 PIP
Price 81 Dewitt y Davenport, New York
We have received from the publishers, the above
work is q new book by new author, and those
aho pc:u-o It will find il lun of interest, and
the phases of human nature-the bright side
and the dark side portrayed in new style. The
characters are strongly drawn and we'll sustained
throughout, and the moral inculcatcd is good We
advise those who enjoy The perusal of and pi-
quaint book, to set this at once
For sale at KtN6s BooKsroitk
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

St.ICcc for sale q. the North Warehouse, by
4 : ELkfNS
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Good Titles VIII DC gwen
SILAS AMES.
City Of Kcnosha, Jan, Both, 1876 3m33
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Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos


with without the Iron Frames possessing In their inn
proveents of overstrings and action length of sale
power and compass Of tone equal the Grand Piano. united
with the beaey and durability of structure the square Pr
They justly pronounced by the and by the
FIRST Music Masters 10 be equal those any other manu-
facturer They built Of the hest thorough
soned material and action of every
climate.
Each Instrument guaranteed to give satisfaction or the pr
chase money refunded. Sec0nd Mla1 Pttaos at Grfaf
Bdfgains, constantly in store prices from $50 Si40
Horace Waers NIodeons superior Instruments in tore
touch and durability Of make rGned the equal tempera
500 SI sI00, sl25 sIn double Reeds $I5a double Reeds
gymen ard Churches extra discount
ttffiias Gaitais Bsooas HtrEs, Flutes F7utinds
0rteeoS, 9ttS, and Musical Instruments all kinds at
lower prices than ever before offered public large
discount to Teachers and Schools The trade supplied ON
the most liberal terms.
u ISL COe OF the largest and best selected catalogues
OF Music now published comprising many the choice and
most popular airs of the day, and win DO at one-:hird
OF from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail to all parts of the country post maid
Particular and personal attention paid elders receiy
ed by mail Satisfaction guaranteed i'm all instances Pianos
and Meodeons for rent and allowed purchase Pi
amos and Hecdeons for sale monthly payments second
hand Pianos taken in exchange for General and Sc
ec Catalogues and Schedule prices ared to all
of the country by mail
tss- GREAT INDUCEMENTS offered to AGENTS in oil
parts fte Country to sell the Horace Watersipanos Ne
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

Ig-There was no contest in the recent Mil
waukce city election, except on the office of Mar
shall, in which the Peoples " candidate trium
phed largely over the Democratic nominee.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03
7 & A S.
NEW GOODS

EVERY day this week at x...-
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Board of Supervisors.

Board of Supervisors.
r.. T. Mari Pleasant Prairie,
VIM. Smith, Somers.
Ira Pierce, Bristol.
These towns are all we have heard from. The
gentlemen elected are all Republicans.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

~ Case, republican, hasbeen elected Mayor
of Racine, over Wustum, democrat
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

Ey%Our occasional Ohio correspondent fur
nishes us with another valuable and interesting
communication, to which we call the attention
of our readers
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SIMMONS & SON,
10 cSAgS ST, E<ET0sEEA, ......I0
EEAVE just opened an extensive stoct Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting Of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
CtrrNh-Oryy
SIMMONS g. SON,

CICCAcIy,
Wooden Ware &c,
Which have been selected with great care, express
~ for this market, with au eve Ia tie requirements
OF the season, the wants Of tier customers and with
the intent to satisfy all that G0od Gnod. and Go0d
bargains can he had IN kuuosha, IL aay othcL mar
knt TIC nL1 si--ro
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-23

49, Il -f-1s<eAfT las s6s
vThs y hiisdelphia n. american
whie, thus speakslof the views Of the
Nessange.sss ri fi.lst Il i. 4.
awe believe hut ono opinion exists
Ia fhis cotninunity IN regard to our
complications with Great Britain OH
ths subject Of Central america, and
that 4 that our government il clear
II IN the rightsin the position. it has
assumed, aud that thrust and WILDE
snstAined, q, all hazards and 5at any
eost. ) The views expressed by the
Benators who joined in the converse
sionswhich followed the reading otthe
Prcsident's message on Monday, are
the views of the whole county, and
and uttered, IS they were, by therep-
resentstiyeso Of allthe parties andfrag-
pents Of parties, into which, ct this
tne, the American people are divid-
Cd, are. full of significance. 1t ia TO
Be hoped that when they reach the OF.
post shores ofthe Atlantic, they my
not Be without affect in modifying
that hostile and aggressive policy upon
which she Palmsrstcn Ministry seem
cd soo bstinstely bent--a policy which.
ifpresisted In. cannotbut lead to de.
piorable results, ever K il should not
involve the dresiful calamities Of
-asn A ss3 i E
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-23
oa.ters spanish nrixture.
! HI The Great Further Of the Bloodl
THE BEST ALTERATisE KNowSa

III 1890. - 1900 II -'----.@rN -. ~
The Great Further Of the Blooal
THE BEST. ALTERATIYE, KNOWN.
.s -Vot a Particle Of Nertury IN Il,
An infailibIe remedy for Serofuh, King,
Evil, rheumatism, Obstinate Cu.aIe.
oas Erupions, fimples Dr. postules d,
the Face, Blotehes. Boiis, Ague aud
Fever Chronie lSo:e Eyes. Ringworn
or Tss;er, Scald Head, Enlaryemen,
and Pain Of the Bones and joints, Sail
III Rheum, IS ubbora Ulcers, Sypkii j,
Disor lers. and all diseases arising from
an injudicious use of Mercury, I'm.
prudence in Life, or Inpuritysof The
Il Blood. #.,4. n III +...s ~
This great alternative Medicine and
Purifier Of the Blood is now used by
thousands Of grateful patients from ali
parts Of the United States, who testify
daily to the remarkable, olres performed
by the greatest of oil medicines, AGAR.
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE" N.n.
ralgia. Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions
On the Skin, Liver Disease. Feverss, VI.
Gers, Old Sores, Affection of the Kidneys
Diseases :of the Throat. Female Com.
plants, Pains and Aching ofthe Bones
and Joints, are speedily put TO- flight by
using this inestimable remedy. IL :.
For MI diseases Of the Blood, nothing
has yet been found 70 compare with IT,
II clesnses the system of ali impurities,
acts gently and efficiently ON the Liver
and Kidneys, Strengthens the Digestion,
gives tone 70 the stomach, makes the
Skin clear and healthy. and restores the
Constitution, enfeebled BY disease or bro.
ken. down by the excuses Of youth, TO ils
pristine yigor and. strength. ! .,,......
4 For the DISEASE or YEnGLRs Il 10 pecu.
liarly applicable. aud wherever it has be.
come known is regularly prescribed with
the happiest effects. II inyigorates the
weak and debiliated, and imparts elastii.
city 70 the worn.out frame, clears the
skin, and leaves the patient fresh and
healthy; . single bottle Of this inestims:
bic remedy 10 worth all the so.called Sar.
saparillas in existence. s' .l =.
The large number Of certificates which
we have received from persons from all
parts Of the United States. is the bes,
evidence that there is no hnmbug about
il. The Press, hotel keepers, magis.
trates. physicians, and public men, well
known to the community, all add their
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 CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, (Is MOST CASES WHERE EVERY
THING ELSE HAD sioSALLY YArLED. The
limits Of an advertisement viii not admit
their full insertion. =, - .a,' ,s.,,tgt,oM
Wsf. 8. BEERS & CO., Proprietor.
No. 334, Broadway New, York.
To whom al orders must Be- addressed
For sale BY Druggists and Country
Merchants is all parts Of the United
States and the Csnadss, and BY -.
|. = e. NJ. PITRAT,
vin4tyI T. J.. Buffalo, Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-23
Cincinnati Aarkst. /

Z Tuesday Jan. IS, 1856.
Ylcur-Ths market very dull and pri,
sss have further largely declined. Yes,
ssrday the only sales heard Of was LOG
brls ate6 so. ~ ~
sl,rain--Thers has been moderate de.
mad Tor Wheat, ct sl so@i 50; Corn
<ocs llsr kass si st.s. Es@@ afa-h~oa y
Groceries e The markets for Sugars
u Arm, prices ranging from q TO- e1c,
Nolasses 400 II: Coffee. l2@l24
sHoes and Cattle Few hogs in mar
kstand holders asking S6. Cattle are
slightly bett1r, and Ne now quote S6 81
els p 100 be. nett, t5sI y a. ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-23
MARRIED,

On Thursday. the 18th inst. by Rev
I. Z Greenlee. M. fLIfrLEDERsT TRENT
and MiSs MARr E.. daughter Of Erwin
Aecoy1all Of this place. \ y r. i@."- !
''Shs is thine-ths word is spoken; ~
Hand to hand, and heart 10 heart;
Though sill other tn . are broken. s:N.
Time those bonds shall never part: :
= a. ~ +'T, -. rFr b faf-FF : eli tAf
Thou hast taken her in glainfsS .4f
Prom the sltar'shsly shrine;
Oh, remember in her sadness LIZ. ).
She = thine. and only thine. 49,,
= = 81 EIs9ss.-zs. t's & ~. IT. ~ j
Zach the sther's love possessing. ..5$
6aya what care should cloud tliy BROW
She win Be to!thes ablc.sing. : !.
And shield to her be thou!'' N. 1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-23
Dry Goods, Groceries,

HARDWARE AM, QCEENSWARE,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Wehave a splendid assortment or delalnes.
black and eoloTea dress ailks, French rneri-
fos, black and colured alpaecas, all wool; NJ.
de lanes, plain and figured common DC laiues,
s,nghams chambrasS and ealicoes 0f all col
Org. rricfs aid qualities, 10 sait the most par,
iicniar; black and tolored YE;LyErS; gimps,
frinees, GALLONS, bsafds and bit tons caii,bsi,s
a'h paper fambfics, bleaf he'd brow h ana cob
ored 'lr:lls,ib,ea he'd and bf0asa cotton, cloth.
|oi all widths; beached and btOwn table linen
A large lot Of black SIX AANIlLLAS; good
and cheap, long and square aha wIs; red,
white and yellow, plaineMl tWAled. fannels,
10 ndkeTch,sfs. gloyes and hosiery, De-, OIL
~ prices ihat cannot fail TO pjsa
Having been fully slstaiheif NJ the peohle
the last yeaf, we have been Ahlsto bny goods
cheaper Than eyer and are determined toseli
them accordingly. 5.,a
n addition % our spleAdid s.ock 81 ladies,
YEA, sest' q snd I! goods y sePssa hare One
FAslIIoNADLE cLorlrrNc,
For inen and boys. all custom ua made. ana /,
low AZ can lie bought 10 ne West. Hating
secured the services OF q. fashionable 'cnttei
ard tai,or,w We are prepared II make CLIO.
THING Of ssety kidd TO order. at The shoites,
notice, b, lsI AZ
All Work Warranted.
We invite the people Of Ksnawha valley and
surrou nding 'nun'ry TO give ID call, We are
determined, BY. clofe attention, 10 business.
and faif ps,c, 10 secure sour favor. q
Tr We shall continue fo.psy the highe 81
prices for butter. epgs, feathers. rags, Dc.
{ IS. I. a R, LANGLEY.
! GslliPohs jan 1873, nl. /.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-23
ns1v4 Il. 81. FoRpRs. clert.
E1GIGRANTs FOR KANSAS
Ii.s;f re VI MAI. L. b. WASHINGTON

GssH VA MAI. !. 3. WARRINGTON.
.$TXNSSlta who can produce satisfa ete.
~, ~ certificates Of his bsihe 4
pioneer or experience and integrity, invites
oxE rHorsAsb cirissNa Of Virginia. who's
hearts are willing and whose hands ars a6le.
but whose means Are iimi!ej, 10, ioin hin, il
forming j0int sock company 10r mutual ss.
sisiance and protection, By which ines ~ hey
may beensbled immediately Ii, emievate "a fhe
land Of promise. sEd take possession n ths
inheritance which tundtr Pfoyidencey tho
lawsof our country will secure 10 them LII
poaF and honest men come forward The 81 4
" pledge required of them II 70 vote TIE mo-.
slavery ticket. Such men 10 may leave fsn;.
Lies behind. can return foF them after estsb..
l,shlhg their -tillss 10 :lse lands uuon which,
they settle lt,isi 10 b. hoped That ne citissne.
81 the old Dominion Whose prosperous. cil.
cumst ances cause them 10 prefer yep,sinlnx AZ
home, will yet show tteif patnoiiam 81 aidinr
md count nancing theft less Fortunate hrotk.
rem. 10 the laudabls motives which aet0aiS !.
them 70 emigfale. sst sa Asf sss ~
An persous wishing to sipisIste can ssnd
thrif names 10 the editors tof. tAe s.StAf,' a
The undersigned to Lave them enrolled. "a:
aelk fsA LAW.'B. WASHINGTONi
L. yKErEREncEsa 81 ssss
Col. ]. Early, Col II, r.. Harvey. Cart. q.
f. Allen, DR.. "a. SebrelI M ID Rrovr ! .lCsn
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L+ sURscRlsE / susscRsEI! S.
!. nj wv THE !. r IL
"STAR Or the. EiSlNHi TALLRY.,
Al q PrBLlsItED wEsxly. Ar II
BUFFALO. PUTNAM c0iiNTYaHxA ].

T., n PffAlYgpfRn vecRRav 49,
,,,pp $3.50. II. .. 4
nos 49,. sFoINAA gOlNIfG4VA.F
II d Democrats In Politics,
And is devoted 10 News sASi;c.l,n;s, o.,
merce, Public Irnn,uyeme,.,s E,,,n.,;n., 49, y.
Science, Ac.,&c A !. ) w. ~ = - -
This pspef, although il iii Arst wear. & :,
tensiyeiy nav 4 ~ y. IN n. =.
cause OF Demac cy-of evil ma ,sl;.iar M, W.
euy; il mas been decIated H. 'mssr ~ VIZ
parry in Fwo SsxAroaiAL DnTaicrs. IN. IN mn.
4th nj 18th. emb,af;nc ~ .c,,n1;.. ~ i. w
avis, Putnam. Bone Lrssn. W.am,n. ~.
son, jackson, Writ. CabrlI and Wsvnse a.
il. has been. hirhty compi;mentsd s. m.
Press and able Stai.srnen tLro si,n~, ,h. n. !.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-23
AN EsTR.kY STEER,

T the residence Of WILLtAX X. BAILEY,
Ain tho county Of Pultam, The steer
has been appraised at seventeen dollars
AMI fifty CAMS. The steer is red and
white, with white face and red aroand
the eyes; crumpled horns; crops and a
slit in the right ear; il supp ,sed 70 be
five years old, '''.,j -. -.