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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-14
DRESS GOODS.

In all styles, and the latest novelties.
Blue and Brown Polka DeLsines, only l24c
DeIaines in other styles, only 124c.
DeLanes, very latest styles, only shilling.
Fine, PRINTED Persian Cloths, only zoe.
Valencia Plaids, only 124c
Valencia Plsids, extra quality, only 25c.
Valencia Piaids super quality, only SOC.
DeBeiges, only &c.
Manila Cloths, 1910.
Good American Prints, 64c,
Best American Prints, fast coors, c.
English Prints, loo. Patches, 64c.
Thibets for 80, 624, and 75C.
Lyonese Cloths for 124 and 25c,
Black Alpaccas, Csc.
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
Silks, worth 75c for So.
Silks, worth s71c, for 62l.
Silks, worth 81, 90 for 10.
Silks wide, very heavy, and latest styles, SIPS.
Black Oil Boiled Silks, only 624c.
BISHOP, Swiss, English Grown, and other grades Of
Black Silks, at equally low prices.
SHAwLS, CLOAKS AND TALMAs.
An unusually large assortment in this department.
which we will sell at anhsdrd Of bargains.
Cashmere shawls, all silk and WOOL worth S. for 5.
Cashmere shswls, all silk and WOOL worth $40, for 6.
Cashmere Long shawsa silk woow worth $16f for 10
French Bay STATE Waterloo, and Peaeedale Long and
Square wool Shawls, at manufactured prices. $50
We will sell our stock of oloaks and Tamas the cost
Of the materials,
oheneille and Cashmere scarfs, only $780,
Black Mantiila Vevets, all COSTS
10y sds m1ih ID
We will not enumerste further, here, but viii only re
peat that compelled TO- resort to this method to
raise money goods and bear in mind that not an
article advertised that hare not got and nOta prom
ise made that we will not fulhll to the letter. a 50
CURRIER & HODsKINs, n.4
g (suooEssoRs TO Locke oo.,) aig bHn
No. Lincoln House Block, Main street, Worcester
OF 3a - tlaH ~ diff lo1sYaa hrs gs9Ii.3I I
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stoves, stoves.

STOVES, @aOSGs,
ga great variety both new and second hand, which will
be sold very cheap.
The CrocIkery Department
Embraces good assortment OF White Iron Stone and
China Ware; also Blue, Mulberry and all the common
kinds Dining and Tea Sets together with Gold Band
China Tea Sets, Vases Glass Ware and Table Cutlery.
Plated and Britannia Ware Tea Trays Casters and Lamps
Of all descriptions, and in great variety always on hand,
and at prices that cannot fail to suit the most economical
Paper EEg2sg rags T!
Having just purchased for cash the entire stock of
one Of the largest manufacturers in New England all
of which was made the present season, he is pre-
pared tG show larger and cheaper assortment Of
Goods in this line than offeted in this city
These papers all and embrace all the late patterns
and will be sold at prices ranging from five cents to one
dollar and fifty cents per roll DEALsRs as well as small
purchasers will do well to examine this extensive stock
for they will find that can and will sell cheaper than
they buy the Goods at any other establishment
as believe that the nmb sixpence is better than slow
shilling.
Housekeepers and Others who will visit Worcester dur
ing the farmers Jubilee behold the wonders at the
Mechanics Fair, will bear in mind the No. $50 Mainst
near the City Hall, and call Ga the subscriber.
s22 d&wtf j. L. HOOD.
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BOOKS, &C.
~ EW B OKS, FOR SALE BY
z. BAKER &c CO.,
1874 RTuSr Street

M e w BOOZE 49, FOR SALE BY
LIZ t..-
" u T%ED 2. 10
6' = = - 1919 ~
IS4 Main street,
Moss Side by Marian Harland. r
Capt Willy or the Brave Womsu,a story Of the Rev.
0''''S Ne, ~ Ei ne,2I q 20, oi'b ~ ny Tj5r
IL psyns,s SsSS.yss ~ ~ |
do Me- lat NJ Pici5,rss stea1 1i,g,a,rs and Heads
FIR Crecien paintine '0'' - '~F-'
p,1cb,s PocTef' Pool- NJ FIN
Ri9ers ntcsi TIis+,r,7 NJ pbiioso,b,, nv q II Tvee
IJsTias ~. s;,gie ~ Miss $1,000 ~ =
yVbits lies nv; Cbss Rsade
Nothing 10 Wear =
N6b;nS Il NJ a. ant N yVaor
IiIgstraIs5 Hand Prolr ~ "A 67ericsn navel -
H- An vol Of Tryina,5s life n VTasbineton .
Poaf life in poyJIt ami N,,bia nv WIN q Prime
Tent Life in tI1e HOW land Inv VIM, q prime
IS The Marie stsfr Nv A 4 Dsyis -. s.r
A new and beantih,l Fuerayinp ..FIiawatba Woo.
in y from TongfslIyy,s Iat T,Jfsr Isoe1S FrIl arec
tons far ps1ti1g Il n ne recsn tve furnished gratis
Algo tbe RaiIroad. Chpouer ana Backgar,r,on Roam
Patented Nov 25 1880 NV a n eocJyin ~
- :
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NMTHITE IRON STONE wARE-ofEd
Wv wards manufacture, every piece Of whichis war
tainted not to crack in the gazing vi and look att
FIRTH NICHOLS,
succesaer 10 Brown Firth
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CR0CKERY, sc.
ENURNITURE AND CROCKERY
WAREHOUSE,
CARPETS, HOUSE FURNISHING

j. L. HOOD, having leased for term Of years the
large and commodous store now occupied by him, in
PAINE'S BLOCK, near the corner Of Main and Pleas
ant street. and fitted it up IN connection with the old
stand for the purpose Of enargng his stock aud the bet
ter accommodation his customers, takes this method
to inform the public that they will find at his establish
ment large and complete assortment Of
NEW FURNITURE,
Together with Carpets Beds Mattresses, Clocks, Win
dow Shades aud Fixtures and Housekeeping Goods of
every description. Also.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
or various kinds all of which viii be sold upon terms
to suit the purchaser.
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s TOW Es! ST YES ;!
Tim. Pent and snMdnnt storen.

She subscriber, having bought of E. e.. DIXIE the
right to manufacrure aud sell Morse's Tan Peat Saw
dust Stove, prepared to furnish all of the above
stove at reasonable rates. Also just received large
assortment of the best cooking for coal and wood
in the Market and variety Of ParOr cook Office, and
other snyss cheaper than be bought the city Tin
roofing and job work done to order, lf a'ea
efsf z. F. PHELPS. =,
sepl1 diff 81 Front street, Wardeh Block.
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cLoAKs, sHAwLs, TALMAg, CAPE

Examine our stock previous to purchasing.
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Printed and Published BY JOIN MILTON EARLE,
TzaMAs DREW at No. 2l2 Main Street. Worcester MASS
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MAssASOIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital, SI5O,Oo0.
3. s. DAY, Pres't.

J, 3, PARISHi btc'y.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity, prepared to issue policies property agant
loss or damage by Are. All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid.
JOHN G. KENDALL, Agent,
s29 diff Office 263 Main.st, Testimonials Block.
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GPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
= INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Mass
Cash Capital and Surplus, S350,0O0.
EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres't.
W. CONNER, JR., Sec'y tLa
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IA great variety, both new and second hand, which will
be sold very cheap.
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DRESS & HOUSEK EEPANG
q o o ID 81

From the Boston markets, at less than manufacurers
prices. 5e.rts
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DAILY PAPER-F0UR DOLLARS year, pay aple 81 u.
WAYS IN ADVANCE All subscriptions discontinued a'
the expiration of the term paid for. =, ,.,.
WREELY PAPER-Price two dollars year. q loI sA
months and so cents FOR three months II PAD surety IN
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Price Two cents
MISCELLANEOUS

BOTTLED ESSENCES OH nh,
~ baro, &C., &c, for sale by the dozen, or erass
a. CHARLES CLARKE
su27 df Cor Main & Pleasant sta WORCESTER
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RDRINTING PRESS FOR sALE.-one OF
II Mouague's Patent Presses suitable for Newspaper
york, and SIZE sufficient to print double medium sheet
will be sold at bargain, the present owners not having
any further use for it. Apply at this Office.
dNvtf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
\ List of Letters.

4 ID EMAINiNdis the lPssl OMEGA Ksnaw.
IL Ia Gu tHousra5 April Ii, 1851. 4 Persons
calling for le teFs in Ills lis myst sby fhe,
sare advertfzet, and ctme prepaItd with ths
fIlfoper change ne etatt--ot tue letters ril
SAot te deltBe4rd. IS Hi
\ A-sJIcob Atisrfasnl q, Dolly Allen, VIM
i Aakins Jonathan AlIgs s, &c. rye Angle. Rob.
INK Araol, FraAk Allen, Az xandsT, Susan
III CHEW, si Il sgg I I III
B b VIM Bush. Alien Baden, a Bihswan
Hger. II. ~ Baly. Theo Befokat, Isaac Brow
lEslssws BlMfng 9, ohm Bird, Ssm'l Beach, J
i Y ler lr. sJ: blown, Geo. w Brown, John
B &c D' Care i. Eli Coienen John r.
ECarter, 4. x. CrIEe, Jos. B. Chiffon, J Coon,
kiie hard Cadwallender IA. Clark. Miss ii.
HCpbb,R MI Clark. NJ Clayton John Carton,
ssW. aIks IN, David 4. Clyne, Geo. I'll.
COMBS. Thomas Eenney.
IL D-4P Dsndridge, "A Drake, Reuben
IssDaggs, Wilson Dixon. Isaac Dayis 2. Il
b Els. II. Early 4, i. Ennis 2, Miss M. All
Emanuel. Miss Anna English, Nathan Edens,
~ OH English, !. ~. EldtSala1. TX 1t
n F-Ai.he as Il, Feaz Ias. Ficlin, Angus
lS,s Fowler. .Jarcns A.Finchsir Firne. ,5no.
Isisraal, anderson For erl John Fishes.
Geese II Grogan. W I. Gipson, i. r.
IAiaIdner, DiA. Gfogan.
- VI tldSkEt4. ~ III. t4dilcoEAs ~ NJ.
I3Hanly, Lob W. Hall A. W. Hudspeth, VI
I8W. H4nig, John Hunser q, a. u. Iainulack .,
sfobn Hanna, w. IL. Hedges, john Hai,t. Lar
Yin Hazlewood 8 James lioltiek, VIM. "a.
ILLUS, Geo ii dd,eslon =. Hogan, Reuben
Harrison, Holly Huht, Dflliy Howell.
-Chatlss Jones. Danisl Jones. Al ]. Jar
YELL.
K--David Kinnespn, 81 G. Kendall.
L-D.B Layne III IohA d. Lewis, Anfer-
son Loy. JOY Janlss E. Lewis.
n MI a4hes Murphy, Jpha Manns; Mrs.
'oufcen Monroe Miskil, Richasd Martin,
gphh Miller. VIM 5. Meltpns a.. r. McQuia,
lawrence Manshan, B. W. Melton, James
n N& o--Ttos. Nutter, &. o,Dounell.
n F-Ilf. r. y. Pitney. America Faulty. EiiE-
bpsth Petit I. Il w. Poilard2 Phil (Frisnds)
diary PiptT, !. PaIr sh, Df. III, Parker o. II
Petersens Miss 5. ] Parsed 2, Meredith Pau.
l4y. 4
&c. Ri Quigley.
lt--- VIM: tsiseys @ gorge w. Rumsey 4, James
III Hichatslsafl 81 Samue Rust. Jacpb Rbnirn
Frank Reynolds, SIias flnif her. G. E. REYNOLDS
AVE- Rtchm6nd, John Roberts.
s---iSa bit " H, Snyder. / aniel Smith, 1ohn
Ssrick laad 2. J. HI. 8Shulnaker. Kernel Scot \
Jefferson sad lers VIM. Spesrs,s RIisssAf stu cyl
sally fserv,t Il. Ghapnlslslsss Nc n SC Shepardl
Rso. stasit;N SPssdiipg, Miss K. spilegls
Henry ShA ltz
.I-sW q. q. Tagp-g. Il i. TsusIos. Rey.
u M. flIieys5 G. w. Taylor
FL NJ Ri. gorge Van des Ifnde.
g tY-AS Waugh, Mafsatet Wilson. Eyan
Ksilliams3, John ID Miskllne. Al Mood i
ldpafllaa NeaYeg EdwniBi "A WafsrbaFs 8.
III B a Wilson Nm n HFsema i, Ri k-
Eilnsoa, Miss S. J. Jyisema1, MessIs. Doss,
E6dDee anu yVflaino III n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
KANAWHA VALLEY s TIA r.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Welare authorized toannounce j OH HIN
All WARTH,I Esq, as Tie Democratic
Candidate, to represent This Senatorial
District in tho next Legislature subjecl
% the decision Of the proposed Boone
Convention. f.4.
r. N. b. THoMPSONHis the Deno-
cratic nomineelfor The Legislature ~ Pat,
man county.
Ii We are authorized to announce N.
F1TZHUG OH de candidate to represent
this county in the next Legislature n
Virginia. H
BIS. Kanap1a Valzey Star: IL
Matthew Duhbar Esq. having resigned
his Office Of Commonswealth's Attorney
for the County of Kapawha, at the8lAst
term Of, The County Court, you are re-I
questedp 10 announce me as candidateI
for Mat Office.
ANDREW PARKS.
& March 10th, 1857.
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,IoFninr, i psis es, 1851.


This Court adjourned on Thursday
lass, si,er ! sLort session, some u thf
most important cases being continued
Jonathan Gasto, DC jackson county h
mail carrier. Was tried tor purloining anyg
opening testers The ease was argued
81 Bower Miller. Esq. On the part o Y
fhe Government, and John S Swami. Esal
for tie prisoner. The jury found caAte
I guilty of the charge, whereby he wass
imprisoned il our county jail six months,
Judge Brockenbsough. N pronouHcinsg
sentence upon - -prisoners expressed
himself ably aud il yerJ impressive
manner. md concluded BY giving the'uan VI
fortunate young man some very salataar I
sevice. /
i novel and interesting suit was arll
essd ii this term 81 the court By Thomas
B. Ewanu. ESD. for tue plaintiffs. Mig
Judge McG onlas and B, 4. Smith, lEsqss
for tie defendant. Twas y suit broughff
araiass the county 81 Kanawha ior darn daI l
ages ssssainedby certain plaintiffs in thss
Sossof seyeraI mules, which were killed
81 fafl By the breaking down q q COUNTY
va whilst they we're inltheaet Of eros
II. The questions that arose were
colnty ii Virginia BE- sueddn thy
Court /? audisa county in YIN
Bic. As 4 county. for damages tbps
s1s Tie arguments and author,
q,iestioas prssenteo.a ~lengthvs J, aud III
great importance, the Jiid go deferred gis
: ing hisSop niSn II the scasc fantii the faal
session Of tie court.
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#clTYse ook ST 2 R'.E'
Il cAIIIpnI re- OHIO.

II NASH would respectfully call the
hNNtFF {. sttsnt;nn ~ country M erchanis, Teach
- .,,5 o,hars M his extensive and well Sc.
isc.s5 stoek of school and Miscellaneous
RosLs Sfa,;on.Iy of All kinds, BIank Books
~ III which he Il preuared 10 SELL whole
IT. 1a,, ,,sar;encein the businf S. enable:
,;,p II nnychase very low and lie can afford K
sell al srraiIyEeduced prjces.
u Particular attention given to oraers 10
Books for publie@Or private Libraries.
Blank Deeds, Mortgages &C, const, ntly o.
hand -14t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

This remedy il offered 10 the, cptnrnuhits
win he co audience we feel in an srtice
which seldom fails to realize The happiest ef
feets that cab be desired. So witte j the field
of its useful bess and 50 numerous The eases
sof lis cnfes, Chat almost every sec ton OF The
country abounds Id persons. publicly known.
who haze been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lunfsf ps us
use Wien soaae tried its superiority oyer
eyeryHetber 4. edicine of lis kind is too appar-
emf ID escape observation. and wheIe sits Sir-
tues are kno IN, the PUBLIC no lo 1feF hesitaf
what airtSdoteto employ for the dsstrtsfang and
dangerous AFFECTIONS Of the palInonasy PTS ans
which are incident to our climate E
Nothing has called louder for tie ernest en-
ouiry ofmedicas msa, than the alarming pre-
va1enfe and fatalify Of consnmpiive COM
plain,s, nor has any one class - diseases had
more oftheir fuvestlgaiion snst caEe4 But as
yet nd aReqaate remedy has been prdyided, on
wblc kthe pnlltic could depend for pF9teciioni
| srass attacks upon the respiratory organs, until
| ne introduction ofihe Cherry Pecioral. his
article IS the product ola long laborio4s. and
believe successful endeavor, 70 furnlsh the
EcoafrnhnftY with such a remedy. !Ot this ls st
statement the American people are iiew them
selves pfepaJed to Judge, and apleal with
confidence to their deeisisfl. II there is any
LdepenaeAce 10 be piared in what men Of every
elass sndIstation certify i has done far them,
| we ca n trust our own senses, when we see
DANGEROUS affections of The throat and lungs
yield8p i, il We can depend orta he q sufance
of Intelligent Physicians, who naks II their
1businessto know in short, is there's is any re-
|iianeefppon anything, then IS it Ifrsfltabl,
proven that this medicine does relieve and
does turethe class of diseases il ii designed
for. beyond any and allothers that srsknown
10 rnsnklnd. u this be true, i caisncte be too
freely published, nor be too widefI known =
Tie afhic.ed should know it. A remedy MAT
curesis priceless to them. Parsats should
know II. their children ale priceless totheml
Allshould knowit for health can Ne priced Il
10 ouet Not only should it be Graduated here
but everywhere, mot only In this country but
al countries. How faithfully We Save acted
On this conviction lis shown in the hct that al.
ready this article has made the circle Of The
globe. The sun never sets otlits Iimits. Nc
itFslliaanf in almost all Civilized ennniriee "
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

The Lands Of this Company are situa
atedoa Big Gal River. and abound il
SPlint. Camel and Bitumineus Coal
Their tract Of land contains about foul
Thousand acsss. and lies Immediately IL
Briar Greek which smp5tiiss into Biz Cotaj
River
The Company have nearly completed
on Bfiar Check, the erection Of 4 large
Steam saw Mn aud corn Mil, lis by Bis
teet, and ii acosto III about s5poos
The navigation of Coal River IS nov
completed. BY locks and dams. to Tie
works 81 tbs 3. r n X. N. An. Con-
psny. 4 distance ofabout 2g miles frora
Inc month Of Coal River ID tbeNworks IF
the Company. and last week TIE Iftllsl
ateamboat Clifton made 4 trip up God
River a fas as Briar Creek carrying CASH
ings and machinery tof thel pupsny's
Ailland also achihery necessary for tste
production fol from Camel paI. Ill
The manufacture cf oil from Camel
Goal, viii be under The supervision ana
control Of French Chemist. MoSs. Du3
Ma, who has been engaged Isl several
,nonths Il Briar Greek ID making chem
leal experiments with The Goa, ffor The
II, trs1sa ssf Il Ii az s h
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Notice..

rTo u, IA. Lively and 1ynanarA his wifs,
slI John Nuaen and Satah ii INV HE i !,
n. Smith and Acsuetb hisEwfe. EF. MInteF
fnd Isabella his wife, VIM. i'd. krrison and
Lnclnd& " his wifes$F g. AIoenE Anrelius
Mooney Sydney Mooney, VIM. MJney, susa |,
Mooney and Mary Moi ey. hail al law ~
Joshua 5. Mooney, deed. biras.ake notice
that On Monday ihe 18th tiay IF Iay next, N
the clerks office Of Payetfe Cdnty CoUri;
6efweeii The hours 10 and o.d5ck. + shan
proceed IL take the deposition vi Wnl. q.
hppklFsE ana others, 10 be deal aevidence ID
Nj efancsIy cause now depsndInt and unde4
ierlnIned,tn the Circuit Count d said count,
tR which w are plaintiffs ANA nm ~ ,lelrn.
dhns,s atiiShichItine ana placeynT can n.
lend II YEN see proper Y5nrsI n
III B.4JONES, .
Fayefte %. n. Il va, P1aA.loNES.
Il AptiI, 25th, 1851.
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TRUST SALE.

IN p,Irsusnce Of d Deed 81 Trust given b,
III iohn Hansford 10 me, ~ tluslee, 70 pc.
c,rs toT. X. TayIor the sum o. l14s 81, aud
E,h ~ which trust deed Is recorded ID
MA b. tage SO, Ksnawha COIlnty Coufl
Ciefps Once Virgins, and isdeted 10th July,
Il s5s. / shall ptocecd. On the sth DAY n MAJ
ned AZ th9 front door OF the Court House Of
Kama wi a county, 10 sell to thehIghest bidder
iandlfor cash, the negro slaves mentioned IN
Ip,fd deed 6f trust, 10 wit-MatiIaa. Frank,
-ff TIA. s.. SYFANN,
April i. IBi7tfI Trustee
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
. u. 9. WOLF.
lHs{ nc DEALEA IN
STOVES AND TIN WARE,

5TOV 10 AND TIN WARE,
comneFcIal RsW, bet. ceuft and state sts..
CsALLIPoLIs, OHIO,
FNKANuF scTUREsto order, and has con ]
IN stantiy on hand, all descriptions of
cORPEl, SHEET IRON lSD TIS WARE,
Also, keep u large and ceapiet assortment oi
ROCKING sToVEs,
III the most improved patterns. adspted 10
btfring either wo Or coal and. likewise
q full SUPPLY Of PAfLOR STOVES, which
he viii dispose oi on as reasonable terms as
can e bought IN Cipcianati.
Eiis stock has been selected with care. and
he respectfully invites the citisens Of thu Ka-
tlswia valley 70 gixe him call and be- will
warrant "a give entire sstisfactIun, both as Ia
onaliIY andseost. His motto Is Quick sales
and selial Il prot =
Old CoppeE, Pewter. &c., aken asex.
change for ell goods ia his line.
GaslipeliE hntsl seI, nrssgsss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

ET HEREBY n4tifs4all PERSONS against buying
II Of ItIadingIfot a NOTE, gwen BY me lc
fWm. S.HIsreesen, for the sum Of S25, dated
I8rril S.IlB57 due oct. II 1851. as 4 will not
pay tine siihe. 5a=l ISaaAfG =. 'zzEsA'
4 Aprib 2i,i 1861. Az: MN ts.1E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

NO James Pdnl and Jane 4tAi Mn his wife, and
" to1the unknown PARTIES VINO are The
7heiTs at Law of Ann Eyesdec,d,
HI u.s. IN Take Notice, k
That on Thursday thu 28th day OF May, 1857,
al the qffi VI pf Alex. T Laidley, IN sEhsrless
tdRs Kaha@ha Ieounty, between the hours Of
81o,elockl A M ,1and 8 o. clock RI III or That day,
Ishhll take the depesitions DC JlImes a Lewis,
IswlS ID Wilson and Others, 10 lie read as eyi
d@nte in my behalf in suit in chanceIy how
dependinEhn the Circuit Cudrt Of Kama VIVA
couAty, Virginia. in which YOU are defendants
aud 4 am complainant, And If from any
cause the taking Of said deIoS, tons be mol
commenced, or il commenced. BE not conclur
lied onthat day, the "a king of the same viii
be adjourned aud continued from dayto day,
and Rom time to time, al the same place, and
bftWsen ihesame hours, until the same shall
5be CbrhS leted. HI ats
# WIN. Al. oEARRlER,
Executor OF Ann Eye, deed.
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Read the clrd ofJ e. Sco4f, ofWheel-
ing. Mr.. s., 81 tire largest dealer ii
hid line In Wheeling.

SrRoFuLt 1. in its most sggrsvassd form,
even after bec m NIX firmly seated inthe glands
and suppuratisn lids continued fotyears, read
III Yields to III powerful medical effects o.
Carriers SpaniA Mixture, uh,ch has cured
more cases cf long standing within tie past
en years than AZ olhtr remedies put togsth.
er III - II Ill., II. -
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DR.. b. z. Biz 3,
Lilkn ssses for 800.
. u -. 49,
8

MIR. RICHMoN D returns histhankslr tie
M slibtlal patFcnake received, ond9egs
4 cont1nuanee fef one week nloTe, ih @Th
time he Will selifIikenesses tor he sIral inp
III one Dollar, eases included, tinfanis
cPpteal. I'll.
This ii positively The last week ia Charlie
ton is MI. h. Will ppea bis gallery ii Made
next month.
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T,rfNG nav acouainted with the baking
Is bnsinesk. n all lis various branches, no
nsias svill t,e scared fo render satisfaction 70
ihef most fastiaioHs taste.
Eakes, Pastry, &C.. &c. for Wedding
NJ Parties,
,n.s. An The khottcst notice. FRESH Bread,
Past-K &c. seyeky day. Flour by the whole.
sale andN Fetaa. d
ri NJ v;ngA on hands full supply Of GToeeries
I wsIl| Iii ~ snhebrras the cheapest flor cash
roani1v nTodaee. DC, taken il, exc hange 70
Goods, ut thu market price, Or cash will b
paid fIrequired.
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Cs1-ainE Cleaner.

] This fHnTiS PRONOUNCED BY competent Judges
fto betheE hest separator now innse, for cleauS
linz Whsat, Clover Seed and all kinds 81
prsin8 ffbtn Cheat, C5ckel. Garlic and an
EkiadsloflIhhh. lit cleans Clover Seed cleaI
enouthH f5t5hlarket without stftiag They adj
britt tef Raoddk material. and bJ good NotkneA
| All onI IA As are wafrsntea- Altcosnmuaic4
Etioas dressed "a, Kanawha ConttT House with
be promptly attended to.