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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28
Hardware and Cutlery.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
Direct Importation.
| @ w. II. TUCKER are now receiving their Eng
-. lish goods for the spring trade by the ships At
lantic and Rockaway from Liverpool, and steamers
up the Mississippi together with extensive purchas
| es from American manufacturers, by almost every
boat which arrives ut this port and prepared to
offer increased inducements to purchasers and will
| duplicate any ST. Louis bill which may have been
made in our line. dS'w
4 XEs! AXES !.--Hunt's Collins Simmons Lii
r''' ' s. ". II. TUCKER.
| SPADES-Ames', Rowlapd's and other brands,
- for sale by S. W. IL. TUCKER.
| GHOvEIS-Ames', Rowland's and other brands
~ for sale low by s. w. II. TUCKER.
IOEs--SoIid goose neck, rvctcd cast steel plan
i tiers, and Carolina hoes, for sale in great va
riety by $. w. II. TUCKER
nA and Trace Chains, large stock, for sale low
~ by S. W. H. TUCKER
COkN PLANTERS-A superior article for horse
~ power, and u wonderful labor and time saving
machine, for sale low by
s. W. II. TUCKER.
ERAIN AND GRASS sCYTHES-A large stock
" Of Waldron IS and other makes, for sale low by
W. 4 II. TUCKER.
MuLAY, iron and wood -braced grain cradles for
Nl sale low by S. W. 4 IL. TUCKER.
GNAITis-Wrought tube patent and common
~ snaiths, large stock, for sale low by
). W. ii. TUCKER.
LAY and Straw Forks-A very large stock Of va
l. l. rious qualities, fer sale by
!. II. d II. TUCKER
MANURE Forks, long and shor, handles, for sale
VA by S. W. II. TUCKER.
LAY and Garden Rakes for sale low by
Il S. W. IL. TUCKER.
II EDGE Shears and Pruning Hooks u different
= L patterns, for sale low by
wv. III. TUCKER.
yRASS Hooks for sale by
y $. w.sH. TUCKER
| ( SOIL Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemetery
~ grounds, for sale low by
S. W. H. TUCKER.
l BLACKSMITH Drills for the bench q good ar
II ticie, for sale low by
s. W. III. TUCKER.
| 0RSE-SII0E Nails, the genuine Gri Tin ard 9th
L ers, for sale low by
s.W. al. TUCKER
sooPERS' Tools, good assortment. for sale by
~ 5. w. II. TUCKER,
Sign Of the Red Paddock.
LIVE HUNDRED MISTAKES corrected. MIS-
takes Of daily occurrence in speaking, pro-
nonncing, aud writing the English language cor
| rected For sale by CAVEA SON.
l REAcuHAMP, or, the Kentucky Tragedy; Il SEE
II quel to Charlemont. BY Gilmore Simms. For
| sale by CAVE 4 SON.
| VNHE LAUdHABLE ADVENTURES Of Mcssrs.
Brown, Jones and Robinson showing where they
| went and how they went, what they did and how
they did it, with two hundred thrillngly comic en-
Cravings. For sale by CAVE son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

"HOLn0ALH DsalsEs In Boots and Shoes, No
w l0, Main 0Grsst, Ksoknk, Iowa.
Having losaEsd IN this city Ne would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the intsrior that We have
engaged In the above business having all the fasil
ites Tor purchasing stock directly Of the nana-
iactarers at the lowest hgures. Il \ our object and
determination to build up large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and we'll assorted
stock making our prices low that can b. less
and terms and discounts rs liberal ~ any other
house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

THE BIC nOOTl

THE BIG BOOT
a We wish TO make room for our new stock n A.
"A rive on the first boat, We win dispose Of the r.
mainder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke 4 md
below cost. -.
We will be glad to see AL who wish bargains In
Boots and Shoes. r. =. EILIOrr 4 ~ =
mch23d ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

CUTTINGS PAT
| THESE pictures are
1 ahead Of any thing
ever before made. The
subscriberJwould call
the attention Of those
wishing to get q pic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

LIVE HUNDRED MISTAKES corrected Mis-
takes Of daily occurrence in speaking, pro-
nouncing, aud writing the English language, cor
rected. For sale by CAVEA SON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

hADERIA, PORTUGAL. &c. Sketches and aa.
1v1 ventures in Madeira, Portugal and the Ands-
lnsias Of Spain, with numerous and beautiful illus
trations. CAVE 4 SON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

REAculIAMP, or, the Kentucky Tragedy; a se-
- quel to Charlemont. BY Gilmore Simms. For
sale by CAVE son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

1856

1855 1856
ID OCULAR keokuk and ST. Louis Packets. This
N old and popular line Of Steamers will run two
daily lines Of steamers between Kcoknk and ST. Lou
Is during the present The lines compos-
ed Of the following staunch and speedy boats
Westcrner, y johnson, Master.
Keokuk, Matson, Master.
Sam Gaty, Able, Master.
Quincy. thew boat
One Of which win leave Keokuk daily, at 8
o'clock, =, Quincy at y, and arrive at ST. Louis
next morning, ut o'clock.
Express Mail Line--The Ben Campbell, Heaight,
Master, will leave keokuk daily, at PM, ttiinncr
on board and connect at Quincy at p u, with the
st Louis Packets
JEANNE Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive Ut st. Louis next morning at o'clock.
These lines are composed Of boats whose names
alone are sncisnt guarantees Of their speed and nc.
commodation. feh10dtf
w. Passenger for ths est Dan take ~ Qsincy
boat 1t r. -, md connect u Quincy With CONNECT
ing train on n. O. Raihosd for Chicago and the
east or cen take the Burlington boat At Nontrose 1t
Up n, Ard @nnect at Burlington with the evening
tarin on tie Chicago and Burlington Railroad for
ChicaeO and tho east
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

NJ APoLEON AT ST. HELENA; or, Interesting
anecdotes md rrfnnrtabir Conversations rf thr
Emperor during the hvc years Of his captivity; fine
CAVE d SON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

CANDIES.
Il LARGE assortment Of Candies, Nuts. and For
"A eign Fruits, for sale by
feblod CREIGHTON 4 DINNER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28
Carpets & OH ClOths ,

:. 4. DUnKEE 4 CO., % MAIN street.
Lave just received the largest and most varied
i stock Of Carpets and Oil Cloths ever brought TO
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different styles.
and having been bought before the recent advance .
We will sell them at present wholesale eastern pri-
ces.
We would respectfully invite those who ars far
nishing their houses, to an Examination Of thes.
Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisNed that the
qualities styles, and prices such that they can
not fail to please ell who may favor us with call.
August ID, 1855. dkwtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

"A eiOuNDlNd DEVELOPMENTS--Miss Buck
"A ley's new book, The Testimony of an EScsped
Novice from the Sistern"d Of 81. Joseph, Emmits-
burg Md, the mother ncuae u the Sisters Of Char
ny In the U. 5. BY Josephene M. Buckley 70,
sale by CAVE Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

GenSs' New style
n soft cashmere hats, high and low crown, al
~ eoiors, styles and qualities, pearl, nankin
farm, clAset, white, brown, etc.
Call and get one q SHELDONsS
April l4-c Hat Storr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

To WhOlesalo McrcHaH1s.
I me Hundred cases Of Hats, Caps, Straw Goods,
~ just received, which will be sold ct wholesale,
at st. Louis or Cincinnati prices. Merchants would
40 we'll tocall and examine previous TO purchasing
their stock. Call and examine at 70 Main street.
corner IF Third, at
SHELDON'S
sprl4-d Hat store.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
Ladies supper Parkersburg.

AxoSG the items of interest which
passed under our observation while
in Parkersburg, that demand Natten-
ton, was the splendid supper which
was gotten up and superintendent By
the Ladies Of that place, and passed
off on Thursday evening, tue 10th inst.
We would probably be justified in de-
voting much space to descriptions and
specifications involving the varieties
and their tasty adjustment, which
did honorto the judicious heads which
devised, and the fair hands VI icll
managed them. But the items in
which we were most interested, were,
the courteous invitation which the la
dies extended to us to partake ofthcir
supper, and the lady-like attention re-
ceived from them on accepting their
invitation. May their bright and
cheerful faces never become gloomy
by reason ofsorrow. st..z....:r.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
Little Do.rr1rit.

The above Is the title ola new work
by Charles Dickens which we have
just received from the publisher T.. B.
Peterson, 102 Chestnut Street, Phlla-
dclphia. 1t is not necessary to
speak in praise Of Dickens works.
They are well known and justly ap-
preciated the world over. There Is
scarcely a language into which they
have not been translated, and have
been extensively read in almost every
tongue. 1t is probably within truth
to say, that the works .ofDickens have
been more extensively read than those
of any other author, living or dead
Those who have not read his books,
as general thing, arcthose who have
come on the stage of life within the
last few years. But as no one who
pretends to have a library should be
without full sett of all his works. all
should avail themselves ofthe offer to
procure them at the cheap rate at
which the new and complete edition
Of his works is published by Mr., 7.
B. Peterson. I s@E f. ~. -..=.-@
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
FOR CONGRESS.
ALBERT g. JENKINS,
OF cABELL, .... l..
Parkersburg gOnventioA-Bur Candidate
for Congress-. .'-.~r
OF cABELL,

We take great pleasure in recommend
ing Mr.. ALBERT G.-JESKISs, the nom
iuee Of the Parkersburg Convention, to
the support Of the Democracy of this
Congressional District. Mr.. JEntins is
a young man of decided talent, and il
elected, we doubt not, will render good
service in the cause Of the South and the
Constitution. He comes into the politi-
cal arena with all thst zeal and devotion
to his political opinions, which an honest
purpose is sure to instill into an honest
man. Withoutrthe cars and engender-
ed bitterness Of past party conflicts, he is
prepaid to regard, with calmness and dis.
erection. the issues now pressing upon a
rapidly developing and progressive peo-
pie. Aud we doubt not he will meet the
political issues of the day, as a man of
honesty. igtegrity and capacity should
meet them. True, as we know him to
be, to the South, to her honor and her
interests, he is equally true to the consti-
tutional rights of all sections for he
who is firm in the support and defence Of
the honor and rights Of The South, will
be equally SO in the d fence and rights Of
every portion Of the confederacy; be.
cause he is governed in each case by the
conviction, that not only the political
union Of the States. but what is yet the
more 70 be- cherished, the liberty Of the
people, depends upon The integrity Of the
Constitution as given tous BY our fathers,
much more than upon sectional triumph.
The South may triumph at one time
the North at another, in a sectional con-
test, but each is equally a blow at the in
tegpity,of the Constitution, which reeog-
nizes no sections. The triumph Of either
section, however; in the maintenance
Of rights guaranteed to it by the. Con-
stitution, is the triumph Of the integrity
Of that Constitution. and not the triumph,
sirie:l?> speaking, q tho section, W.
ID a .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
Parkerssslanr-sy Stvs.

During o#F- late-risit 2tea-PaEkers-
burg. we BECAME more intimately ac-
qnainted with the courteous editor Of
the iParkersburg Nsrs; and our adj
miratien. Of the man has increase |
accordingly. We consider him eve
~ way worthy and we'll qualified for
the position lie occupies as the con-
duetorlofa public Journal. His pa
peris a fine and unfinching advocate
OF the interests of the Partyto which
it is avowcdly devoted. ~: And we
may not place, an over estimate upon
its efficiency by awarding to it, tnll
share of the credit for producing the
tremendous revolution which was ct:
fected in Wood county, in the late
Presidential canvass. We wish the
Editor a long life and fat patronage.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
S ia r..
fcoAaSsIcArEp.
The KnnaYha Medical Society.

,y;;, ,.s,.., +. i, sn,l tondency on tie
- 4 ;.,,, d NM ,n,,n Z y tiid
n. a ,ss s,,,,. H. a,,;;,,n rlselits
a, Islnn apJ n,,llisb NH IN the above So
,:;.tx Ther snaat 81 the resolution
NJ. a. must and,
,y,annso,,s = bafsas II they looked upon.
Il w;tb m ;,nnarti,l eye ihey must see.
M Il 4 Eo;iT Il II .5s,d g;.,Lt There are
sl,Is,n ;nd;yth,ls h1th;sl asSo, herl /, riirnu-
'u;,ies who Al. lab.5iny under The delul
s;,,n ,hat ha. po,.tars bilI, II Ike a ten
nants leasr-iE can anEl ouaht to ran
FIN yctr Il, ra,r whilst otl,ers are even
s.ant;,.al h. ID hi legality Of ills collcc-
fr;nn I'D ali. others ;Iraiinn enplny n phy-
sic;,n untiN h. presents his 5Ebill. then
dron' hin, eall,in anotl,er and tre.,, him IN
,hc SAM. sway until tbey run through the
,yb,,i. LIST ti,u they ,.ai, call ill the first
and Mead the statute of limitipn. on his
I I'LL account. This III not a mere fancy
sketch hut a sad reality. For such pei
Sons is the black list..intended. and not
for those who are willing, or those who
.are unable 10 pay. }Ft.f1ss, L. AZ f'fa i'tIi
Nh While on the subiectof ibis resolu-
ton evil advert 10 and correct one 81
Madame Rumor's ya.aries Which throws
onus of responsibility relative to. its pa
\ ternity upon one Of the Younger mem
/ bcrs Of the Socictv.' Now this youthful
disciple Of Escirlapious is perfectly will
ling to adopt the child, but disowns the
'.soft i'm parchment Ii being iis sire.
| Objections have alyo been male to the
scale Of fees, as being exorbitant, but
such is not the ease. The same tariff
! has been adopted BY most Of the Medical
/ Societies Of The Stat. and by some Of
| thc older practitioners of this town and
would have been generally among them
habit not been for d disgraceful system
Of competition and undertaking, so ut
terly at variance with The dignity Of the
profession. & i. FHE I'M .BII=..<5.;s Al
I The pecuniary remuneration of ply
{sician is not considered ia the right light
BY some of our citizens. a Iaboring
man will tell YOU that he tolls from
morning till night for certain sum and
I thinks il a hard case If theDoctor charges
him the same Tor a half hours walk
| He is perfectly obliyious to tho fact that
YOU have expended much Of Your sub
s,ance--haye burned the midnight OIL,
In "porinr over tonnes that teach Of
dead mems bones" and have undergone
4 the uuakiun horrors III The Green room
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16

think these should be the view and these
the motives Of every man entrusted with
"a phcein the councils Of the Republic.
We therefore recommend Mr.. jenkins TO
the supportoh thcspeePls> Of this Con,
sressiohal District. sI :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16

p Being delayed in receiving our
stock Of paper, in order to issue our
paper in time for the mails, we have
been compelled TO insert more stand.
ing matter this week than usual.
Our contracted space will serve as
an apology for our short-coming in
the editorial department. m asiAz.ay
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16

II is our painful duty to announce the
death ofJAMEs HESDRIck, Esq, a citizen
ofthis place, and for many years mem.
Der of the Kanawha Bar, lie died in this
place on Monday last. l.. ssi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
PUBL.lc SALE.

n Az N Z
DY VIRTUE Of Decree Of the Cir
ID cult Courtof Kanawha, rendered III
the case of James H. Brown. ". Moses
Merton and others, will sell Iat Public
Auction on the II ,l..E
Il 4 Third 4Nonday II Jonxary Ma, ! a
at the Court House Of said county, The
house and lotnow owned by5 said Norton,
in the town Of Maiden; and for a more
particular description thereof, reference
may beihad u the Bill and proceedings
in said Isuit. 1E#lf
The sale viii be on d credit Of SIX
months, with interest from date u sale,
the purchaser giving bond with good 81
curitr. FREDERlK WALKER,
/. .EHt F.f Special Commissioner.
Dec. I6-yen33 l4w
.JT IRGINIA, to-wit: Attitudes held in
/ Y the Clerks once 81 the Circuit
Court Of Rome county. on the first Mon
day in December, 1856: Ell
Join King, comprnt,)
4. King Defendant Y.
|. II appears IN affidavit fled ia the ease.
that Tie said Abigail kingis notIa resi-
dent Of the Commonwealth the object
Of this suit is ~ obtain \ decree diyorcing
the said parties from the bonds .of Ma,ri-
nopy. Il is therefore ordered that Tie
said Abigail Hing appear here within one
month after duo publicatipu.of this order
and do What isf necessary .to> protect heI
Interest in thcHprenrif2 tt .il As H I.
II# H'B. s. YoGS G, clafk.. i
II Jas. Fl, Brown, Spl. N ss.9
1 Dec. i6, l855-y2n3i-4w. Il.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
.pIToRs .sSrAR .

EprToRs starr" tG 81 e1f
Please announce the following
transfers and changes made BY Bish.
OPP Early for Western Virginia Con-
ference ofthe NJ. L. Church, South 81
G. :. Poage changed to Parkers-
burg District as Presiding Elder. 11.
Francis ]. Boggs transferred, from
Virginia Conference and appointed
Presiding Elder Of Greenbr;er Dist
I, II. Boggs to Monroe Circuit.
/. sx .tx NJ.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
British cOaaSui Su ffotated.

. BAnrr1rrn,oEl:lr, Dec. .--H. Q Keeper
British Consul for Baltimore, was
suftocated whilst in q house III the wes-
tern part Of the city, which was burnt
last night. Other inmates narrowly
escaped, The house is said To be Of
doubtful reputation, Deceased has a
family in England. HL--I IIIL- ! .---
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16

Nrw ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE sec.
ond Mexican Consulis her g. He has
Matamoas, Nadvices stating that vi
daurri has succombed. and entered in.
to . treaty with Gen. Lundy, acknowl.
eaging Commonfort's government
and promising obedience. t5E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16

The city Of Wrightsyille, Ohio, four
miles above Manchester, was nearly
reduced to ashes on Tuesday last.
Only two houses escaped the rayages
Of the confagration. Fortunately.
however, there We're only four houses
in the place. ~ sF5 tf1 ifiR8If|
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16

Il SpLESD1p SpEt,rLAyroS!..Mr
John IIanilton.ef I,oekbrige, Cor,,tv
has recently. lis said. refused. SO !.
900 for some lots IN Chicaoo Ill;na;s
for which, a fow years ago, he gave
s5.eDo. a 4I1# Y So
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
Masonic Hall.

The Masons ofthis place have nice
ly fixed up one of the jury rooms, in
tile Court House for the use of their
Fraternity. E Elm Xxx.
This Lodge Of Ancient Free and
accepted Masons meet on Monday
night next preceding every FULL n.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16

n REaARkAE I.E a veteran ~,
Revolution, Vim. Clark, on Oh the day
Of election, walked IRON his homo,
about q eight miles from Lynchbnrs. to
the City, e, cast his ballot for Presii-
dent liz is one Aunared aJou,,
years old. 5..,,ss Slsl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
We areindcpted oSteamer ''Lang-
.ey" for late Cincinnati papers. p
/: Mineral Lands for Sale.

We call the attention of capitalists to
the sale advertised in our paper to-day,
of 1856 acres Of coal land. For disorip-
ton land and terms OF sale see advertise
ment. + IN + .rLi ~ o. PIP
An unusually good opportunity for
soeculators is presented. Be -N - rs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16

SINGULAR Cause or DEArH. The
Somerset (Md.l Unton records the
death of George jill. Beauchamp.
Esq, from q sore toe brought on BY
the rubbing Of d boot. \. Hill. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
PISn W ma, {, n ,-,,....-,I.I.I. |,

Il l.fSo W olsM AND 'rErrrn like other
SURFACE !. ~ diseases, derive their origin
rpm Impurities in the blood. and frel
az. 9menltfiy are ydiffieultto. get rid Of.
Inc only sure remslyffor either OF
t'fcmfs Carriers Spanish Mixturs,thd
mage hIoa1 corrSeter. tsf silllt q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
h 1srR BE ron
1.-THE NATION. u

\ The most rtpuiart Week!y 5ins4 5APerieasl
~ hIt h has i'm nl.ti 10 telY upon ilsissue, spTang
into an IMMENSE CIRCULATION. Is 4
n This rapid success IS lluartee heatcassin the
History Of Journalism 9 n can3onl, beaccoaat-
ed for blythe FAINT the PrrprletgIs have en-
ployed wit hut regard to .speasc, The star
Writer'S Of America. ..1f f3 .s@ "a aE
III The.Nation, ~ the only P aper- which caa-g
farms the Witty, Humorous and Side-Splittihg
Sketcher of, that Ginic Genus, and l'nriva1l-
ed HlImtrest, KNIGHT RtiSS5tDtrK lDE N, D
EOfwhicn seriss; one sketch aloneEis woIth
the whole years Subscription II. g3
The Nation Is ed ed by S. aI. BtGL0N.
and MRS. r. D. Z. N, tS0ETtIWORTH, who
is wen known as one OF the most popuiaE
writer's nlamerIea. 81. II HE.#5r4k
4. In addition to lie aboye We have engaged
rs Contriburors:- Clara Morton, .shce Cary
Mrs. A. r. Law, Mrs. 3. r, Eliei. Psrk Benz
@. A. Page, Ben. Csssyday, W. r. Bra llman,
and numerous others. t4Fs sSss#a
4+t2l E1i To the Fair Sex.
We particularly commend our sheet. Their
department will be edited with ihe utmost
care aud no expense OF labor srared Id render
the columns devotsd 10 aheir esptciai bent Il |.
unnsislly brilliant Attractive, ipstfastiy and
ornamental. Hill n.
The Farmers and Planters Corner
hn,s saS',eaa lsasges.,ons aad
most reliable, Ma containing information
which will prove 10 them in II Z course Of u
single year, Of almost incafculabe benefit.
Ihe othtr department. N orr paper will te-
celye the at,entionthey fepective y demand.
eaeh oeing esptc'atly anf carefully prepared
" meel the varied tastes " Tie sevefal class
es Of its readers. Among the Z we may me 4.
IGN Orig'nai Poems Editorial Ramblings and
Shs s.;v sp'cS my \, News. Washingion
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
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1 arN 49, not sold PF i|st lyI
#5# Pubic Auciion, IL.
% the premises, ahe tLs h !S sulpa ~
farms Ell the Big Kanasha y alep rs he
trhet WITCH. fronts about mile op the rly ~
contains some ,t-fs n l.isA Il II f..,. tsj
|, firs H4aa,r1 4l 4, i y, osA ", |
neatly all 81 Mhicliis bottom land of superior
Gsahiy. 20 Acres of he. trout state elsafedl
aud newl y fenced, the baiabcssis in t.Iilbff+
H eycral comfortable houses log dwssutn1ngs'
have been lately erected on The prelnis vi Isl
The land lies about IL miles aboye Point
Pleasant, adjoining lile ilsndsof Geo Loag'
Esq. Possession Of the whole will be delteSr
cred very soon after sale. s.fsi H4.
Terms one third cash, ne balance in one
and ,Mo Years. with interest.
. For further particulars applyto 4 z East
ham, Esq, who residt frw miles fellow Il Wy ihe
: n M JAMES B. BRECK,
Ii E@t4 \ 5.5 Hf 5f lexington, ~
Dec. 16 Is HE 33 IE4 Lf vi ~ &c. III