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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
Carriers Spanish Mixture
The GREET Pulitzer az the Glooa!
TIE BEST ALTERATIyE KNOW,

The GREET Pulitzer af the lloodl
THE BEST ALTERATHE KNOWN
aa l1RraeA 8 III py 5a IL
An ihfllible remedy for Scrofula, King.
Evil, RheunaEish, Obstinate Gutaar
Gus EruptfonsS Rimples Or Postulesa %
the Face, Blotches. Bofls, Ague and
Feyer, GhTpnie Sore Eyes, Ringvon
or letter, Scall Head, Enlargemept
and Pain Of tie Bones and Joints Sa
Rheunn, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilis
Disorders and all diseases arising ron
All iniudictous pse Of Mercury, I'm.
grpdepce in Lift, Or Impurity of de
Blood.
This great altetative Medicine arl
Purifier Of tHe Blood is now used Or
thousands of gratdful patients from Ill
parts of the United States, Who tessis
daily to the remarkable cures pegfarmd
by the greatest Of an medicinesl @GR1
TIERS SPANISH MIXFURg.a Eer1
ralgia, ~RheuHiatism. Serofula, Eruptiea
on the Skin, Liver Disease, FEers, u
GERS, Old1SoresA Election Of the Kidnep
Diseases Of the Throat, Female Con-
plants, Pains and Aching of the BOna
and Joints, are speedily but 10 fightty
using this inestimahle remedy.
For all diseases 81 the Blood, notIns
has yet been found 10 compare with i
1t ~cleanses tie system of all impurities
acts gently and 4ficiently ON die Live
and Kidneys, strengthens the DigestiOn,
gives tone to+the stomach, makes t&
Skin Clear and healthy. and restores ta
Constitution, eafeeblsd BY disease or hrs
ken down By the excuses Of you'll. tots
pristine sigor and strength. ),
For the DISEASE oFlFEMAEEs Il Is pecu.
liarlK applicable ,and wherever il has be-
GENE known is regularly prescribed With
happiest effects. 1T inyigJrates ths
weak and debiliated, ahd mpaHts el1sti
city To- the warn-out frame, clears ths
skin. and leaves the patient fresh and
healthy; 4 single botth Of this %inestisa'
Die remedy is worth alllthe so cailed Sse
saparillas in existence,
The large number ii certificates which
We have received from persons from all
parts Of the~EHited States, is the bes
evidence that there il mo humbug abeni
The Press, hotel keepers magss
rates, physicians, and public men, ks4
Known to DE, cbmmuhity, all add tleH
testimony to the wonderful effect of tis
his GREAT BEO0DEPURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get an klmaa%
md read the details Of astonishing eaE
by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE IN MOST cksEs wnKisE sEEf
'hING ELSE HAD sIcNALLy FAILK1. Ies
limits of an advertisement will not adrA
heir full insertions /
WM. s. BEERS & CO., proprietor
Riehm6Dd, M
To whom all orders must be id ss4
For sale by Druggists and CoaalEI
is All parts Of the NP1sss
and, the Canadas, and by
e. PlTRAT
a vl,A Il gBuAab Yss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

GoNvIee1rE.D.-s RRev. Mr., Kinney.
who was arrested in Frederick, Nd,
several months ago, On tile charge 3
having robbed the Roman Catholic
church at Martihsbprg, fof which III
was formerly the pastor,) Of 4 silver
vase and other valaabIes, was coil
yicted in the court ofBerkely couhi
y, Virginia, during the past week.
and sentenced tosthel penitentiarv fol
the term one wear.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
KANAWHA VALLEY oIAR
GaslioRN HorsE.
Chrlcstpn, KaIiuWhas

u a aip he public gsn sasIi that IL 80
rebuilt At his old stand, nearly Opposite
the Court House, and is prepared TO az
commodate OH who may Favor ham Miqa
u call, in 1 WY that will please thezmofl
fastidious. His Bal is supplied with tle
finest Champagne, Clafet and Madeira
WINES; AppIeandI Peach BRANDlESi
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES;
and 6ne CIGARS, i
Anil % 1856. ln3K LNL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

WouaDED IN NIcARAGuA .-Coart
ney T. James, Esq, son ofG. 4. ii
James, the British Consul for Viii
giiia, was wounded III one eftlie. re-
cent engagements in Nicaragaa. Mr
was a practitioner at Tie bar Ii,
this City, until about tue, months
since, when he left to share the for-
tune and misfortune Of General wall
ker. His wound is al serEons one.
though. it is believed moi fatal
Richmond South.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
LATER 1ntnlli onnca thaa bnnrs

Later intelligence has beer Ia
eeiYed from China. There haaiut
been some frightful miassaefes Of fob
Ieignerss by the NATIVES. In one iii
stance, however, these murders werss
terribly avenged, Sfr James Brooke
AT Tie head Of a body of Malays, put
tingsome two thousand Cinnamon III
the sword. Thisblooay work, matt
] rally cnougl4 ereatesa great sensa.
tion in London. |
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
KENTUCKY LIME

iRURWELL Y FORD. having been ata,
~ appointed as agents for Munn's Ken.
tpcky Lime, srs at the public service to
furnish snail Or large quantities Of the
AS aise 70 recommend. Give it a
tflal. Y stands.on its own goodness
i,rlee' psr barrel, At the Wharf-beat, Pt.
/ ieasstht, ii2o- All orders will meet
prompt attsutieR!
Pt. Pleasant, June q, 1885, ve68tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
CITY BooK STORE.
GALLIPOLIS. 0HFb

NyEM.H Il. NASH would resnectfdlIy4call the
attention Of COW ftry Merchants, TeachE
erS and others, to his extensive and well Sc
iefted stock Of School and Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery OLA n kinds. BLANK BonIs
So &cs which he is prepased to sell, Whole
sale orIetaii, 1T very low rates.
Fls loag experience in the business enables
hl,a 20 purchase very low and he can afford To-
sell at II atly reduced prices.
Particular attention riyen I'd orders Ia
o99ks ioI public. OF private Libraries
Blank Deeds Mortgages &c, constantly on
Ai..s. VI MI a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
)EAn.-Mr. d "a nnwnman

DEAD:-Mr. g. "a, Downman, 4
native of Virginia, bit for the last
seventeen years a resident Of AiaI
pana, dyed IN Marengo county on Till
isFh Mt, lie was q brother of the.
brave il Col: Robert Downman, Wlo
sacrificed his life in tie ,1ill fataa
Lopez Expedition to Gnba.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

AFARM FOR x-PREs,DENrP IEF s
The sum Of ninety thousand dull
lars was subscribed ill VicksbnrgI
Miss, Wednesday, to purchase \
plantation to Represented to Tx. Presil
dent Franklin Pierce. Only 1000
j. required to complete tile purchase
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
Dry q $, Groceri.,
Hard ware, aaeens,vare. -te5
Hats Caps, boots. SSSSan

Saddlery, &C.
IL new goods which las !. As ssi
with the utmoAt cbre, / krel 49,. ktt
>tlg to my eustomtrs, Thai i ean NY aay
any hoaS &c I'D EhaTleston. i hayJ ! s"% =
aSsertme nt OF DfNGoods, coaS eOahs
la4ies, Aresa gpodb, or every ds,s.ia psEt
LOT Of cloths, cAssimetts s. sst,i iploai
neIs, " hitesgodds, neathed aus =
KandkelchitfS, gloves aas
the Grocery depsdement ray 4 q &c I
blown sugars bdst cofEee. Aansn
and black teas, spices; fice. s,6 3ra E
window glass. powder, Shot lss Hago
.cdrdage hqiiors, de-st16s, ~ ssa es
all kinds, Sush as m-etIsr5ss, ,EluS'e
shetgE cutlery, chains, r5ows Yeh3 q
QueeRsxaIs,Igf aA kinds. GI5Ss ssaasSk
description; Slso, honsekeebeTS y g
buckles TUFTS, tiaware, 49,
bru he's, combs &c. SSSS SE9e p
dies. larness, bfidles, bits, tirrnn.
bHdItleils, CHECK lines, &c
Nlaood JOHN G. GIRHAn
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
Batgaing.I

DREPARTORY 10 g5fngFtb the RteR
markets for dir Spring ahnB4l Sumae StocA
5o Dry Goods, p.estofTvr ID sell far cd our
stotk of Fill GodRs dit C0st. QuK StockaDSiSts
fotLadies OF NIaflnfos, daslImeres, Z IaIts
ShawlS4 C!oaRS, Il aimas, CoEiaB, c M tSieeye
Rlhbolk, irimdaiats, HOSIERY Of 4 kinds,
Gloves, Shoes and Boots. For46etstIe en-, 0set-
epats, Vests, Pants, MaHno, GoIiorsnd Flauu-
nell /. naerslifts, Dtawers, WbtMrSof Boots,
heavy Shoes, Ha ts. CAPS, i}nck III les &c; &es'
Give US a cab. and yDq will EIit atr expeetl4
t[EOhS realized. #I
IF. W: GOoDNN, & CD.
February, 3ndd lS5I. H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
HUFFAlLo TAHNEY, FOR .SALE.

A caTl DC nae I'M fhe Tan
AA merry situated immediately back Of
HBatialo, containing abontaone atre ofiand
VIII 2 good bark house, bark mill. and
"ell Of water, etc. The tan house 81
somewhat out Of repair. BuAsb q one
pf the best points In Western Eirg;nis
tqr 2 tannerY. RO. Il. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

VALUABLE KANAWIIA BOTTOM :
NH FARM FOR SALE,
UarYer,s Western Va, hIaand Agency

CITUATED about four miles from
D BuFFALQ, tontainifg about 900
acre s; Sbout ohshundfed aeI les Of which
are wei ]imPF5Ied, With u comfortable
hooRed 10 House. A@bargaih can be had.
It'll sa.AAnaotlIe yaluabfs tfact, Of land
A fuf sale MIN ind being az Big
Hutrricahe Greek, Pntham 5Jtnty. CON
855 acres, Shifh he sold low
'for eash, horses Iof cattle, Oh on time by
purchaser giving bond, bearing interest
from d$te.r ls0s L. iHARFEl ,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
. IoBAGCO FACTORY.
s.. ~. ~. THoMPSON.
HURRICANE BRInGr

HUhKIUANE BRIDGE.
MILL continues t manufacture TO-
n BACCO and CIGARS. He would
ehants to his Tobacco. pledging to Sell
ht tle very loves prices. 'si'
yt1ne 4. 1856, n9s2tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

The jury i, The Bhrdell murder
case, in York, returned a vel.
dIct Of acqpittal Saturday week.
Mrs; Cunningham was iralsediatek.
discharged: Eckeli was discharged
on his own recognizancc.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
REMOVAL,

N RS. ER0CE 4kfufmetlyEIgH the Maiden
NI Hds,se, Kaiiawtha S4fnes+kaS removed
10 the Large and commodtpus Brick HOUSE. dp-
poSlte the old stand, where shels prepaFcdIto
ene4eTtaIn she ira telling phbliS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
Z I TIUDIlsneFs and. 19roprletOFS
kafSsAAwfrAA CHI, April 90. 1857.
Notice.

- E--E FAZlF-F a-/Fa-@ 2 III 'rf#I = - H. tjEG#Ez
TINo ] n Lively and T~ymandraJ, his wife,
John NVgen and Sarah NJ. his wife, A.
Y Smith aflafAceneth his wife; B. F. Minter
Q nd Isabella Ibis wife, VIM. G.. Garrison and
LucindaN his wife, F.. C. Mooney, Anrelius
Mooney, ssdlsey Mooney, Vim Mooney, Susan
Mooney and Mary Mooney, heirs at law OF
Y oshaa s: Mobney, decd, please take notice
that on4MondSy7sthe 25th day Of May next, at
Ehe clerks office of Fayette County Court,
between the9boRrs 10 and 4.o'clock, l. shall
proceed TO take the dispositions of Wal. G.
HopkIrnssan1 others, toberead as evidence ia
h challcery cause no y depending and unde-
termIned, In thes Circuit Cont df said cona, y
On which Welafe P g%aintiffS and you are defen.
dants..at which time and place you can. at
yfa see proper, Yours,
o.. B. JQNBS,
April, 28th, 1914
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

oFFIOE OF THE
4 VALLEY STAR.
e~1AALEsToN, KANAwHA CO., VA.

Rites Of Advertising: Iii
One dollar per square Of II lines Of less far
the first three weeks, and % q nls per square
for each continuance. For three months Or
more, at the fdIiawmg rates;
3aoNTiIs. GsioNTts. ! YEAR
One square, 500 500 sc 90
Two squares 4 Oh . O0Ss 10
QUARTER Of a column, 8 CD 40 90 IS 01
half 5cf d column, 10 0p Us 90 go 90
One Column, IS 90 20 100 80 90
Trans cut advertisements to be paid in adj
vance. n
Personal approximations, ttbr c~omtmtniea-
lions iayolVing,priiyate interests, IS cents per
square, in advance. Annon nGements Of can
didates for office, each S., in advance.
~ BuSineas or other communications TO
ensure attention must be addressed to RUS
DIE s. MURRELL, Kanwaha G.JI..3Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

20 James PapFand Jane Ann hIsWife, and
- toIhe Unknown! parties VI no are the
aelrs' at law pf Ann&ETe, decd, n
sf ii #+ Take Notice,
That on Thu rsday, the t28thday, ofEMay, 1857.
1T the office Of Alex. 4. Laidley, Ia Charles,
tons kanatWhaB county, between tfe hours or
: o'clockiA AZ, and s O'Clock M BIZ thatday,
shalitake thedepositions Of james ALewis;
Aewis.D Wilson and others TO be read as eyi5
Hence i'll my beHals in a suit il chaaceYg how
depending in the Circuit Court of Kanawha
county, Virginia, in which YOU aarr~e.defendants
and ain complainant. And if from any
ealise the taking of said dispositions be not
Commented, 81 if commenced, be not concIu-
FED on that day, the taking of the same Will
be adjourned and continued from day 10 dap.
and from time to time, at the same place, and
b~etween.the same hours, until the same shall
ibe q m1leted. Nh.
sWM. "A. QUARRiER,
Executor OF Ann Eve, decd. !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

fkH1H CHARLESTON, NAg
HANtNG Tem6yei or Hardware and {!
al ldery stufe Info The. room jiormerly occft
pEetI ly Messfs sBTook Brigham Il Co. aIhh7
adjoini BY our Dry Goods Store weiEgg leaS,
to saythat the business frlnS5of W. 81. GJs.
horn and ]. & IN tioShora. will hcrea ftef N,
eonduttea nnaersthe style and f1ni ofW W. IL,
q J. u Geshdrn, fat the old stand Of w 4 IA
ei8shol n Whete thtY are now receiving aha
opening direct from tlhe cities tof New Yotk
Fhn9aflphla and Baltimore, the largest aid
most dtlfable STOCK Of Ea II andhIE inter GooHs
eyerEbEQtght to this market; amongst With,
wgfaIb4 lou nj every variety or lFdieS aud gsH
.tleI3ehi i line dress, goods, ladies' cloakS aTd
taimas, boots and shoes, hats d al cans. s;HL
and sttaw honHets, fol| TIE latest STYLE tch;nl
glass ana futeilswate, of the laleStdest rintioR
paprr hatgtnas, window Shades, p:Flor aIif
hal lahiats of karlouS $izes,Ibo6ks ana @statio5s
aIy,, AHA sadHiery.G Also. IA large and Wall
selected Stockpf clieap md fashionable r9a,IfH
made SlothInas "a large portion of which a.
had mHae 10 dflefS " hich consists of sarsIs
desetiHton5 on coats, pants, vests. drasV eras3
hiekorE eitcksd and VI .teiineh bosbm <E;,t
shit cRHiaf$atFt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES andsTa v
erS, alp N which viii be sold at InTs6aiN
ppfidt$ fol cash, or on d credit toIplnctual
custtefsgdEs. Ell Mis-
!, hft1Ise ase faEttfiiiariy invited to cali
aiu II iihs Q 9 fiasteek p dfeSsaftd fancy goods
fSlo' Hin rs '1at mas &c:,' whicA have been SD
iectedHffHth great care, expressly FOR this mali
ket, ftSlt llei&st hosses in New. yorE' aa
Philatfthhia NE Ibefidye cannot hi s,,%"
sedh lGfApalled IN beauty .style- and Sleap
ness StI4 " htssst in the place. ~
! PIea$s call a4nd examine TorrE s5od,, NJ
pr4chaEihg etSe where, as VIE fa teLr %1uIlEE
" h4 ellsstac d7 TO ofrer Won T{IeI, m 80;
aste HI4atks A greatly To your ME- 4 -
rFenl iu8. E, fT ~
All al IS stomptly Attended to.
.\%N Yours, with RESPECT, NJ:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
SAMUEL SAUNDERS

civil Engineer and G~eolhgisti
prepared to bore ARTESAN WELLS on
the most authentic principles.
Address tiHs Office. 4TI# maa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
Shining OUT.

g MHSWANffER & BROS Browst@wu
y. Kahswha I'D. va. would post NeSpkcte
fully inEortn tae1pRbIic thai ,HRshey ia lend
leaving this Stale they will lsAl their { tire
stock Of Goods, most of whiEhSwere saved
from thsir LtEtib Bill hEaent WHICH was lateiy
.dektroyetl byffe Ut yprylbw prices. Can 4o{oI
as bargains cailH Had. .F 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

Persons iuaeR ttl to Us iate requested o
edne (orwsrd ana settle inmdI Ately, as log
Ell indulgenc : ahhot be elveHt A
SEBlSSW ANGER q RRc
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

There were IN deaths i'll u. Or4l
leans Aa4int llf fth inst
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
1TNld TIOTEL
FDARD &. sToLLE.
.AP HIM AK HR
SEversnaith

Front stet, opPosite G osheprrAa House,
HARLESToN VA5
Repairs ytches and Clocks, AZ the Shortest.
possible Stlce, and viii guarahtes his work
fofttweI months.
! He alfepaIsJewelry in the VERY best and
most sr,taatial manner. .sIN IND 4
Slafe "a 1887.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
3FHEEGoFERNoR10F VIRGINIA.
A Proclamation.

APrclaimIation.
tXYbhEAS 2 vacancy has occurred in
\ Lle Senate Of Virginia. bY the ~Iessgpa-
ton Andreew-P PARKS Es6uire. Senator from
he stFiet composed of The c6uRtieS Of Boone
LOO Ksanawlla. Putnam and Wyoming; /
do Hefote hereby require the Sheriffs 81 lie
$aieuntleSto cause elections thbe held acs
donng TO law onEthe fourth Thuksaayin May
ma ~ tleE respective countIeSI tef q Sana.
to fill the vacancy aforesaid.
wen under my hand as 5idtern u. and
s .updeT The seal of the C-omnnnwaaltb
lof Virginia, this 24thl day af March
70. is I and in the slst yea Az lie Com
iiweaith. I1l FFaE
Governor: IFfFH 80
GEORGE w. MTNFoRDl
Sec'y DC the Eom,th.
IS57 TT HF EfkHE|s %
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26

AC0BI dOSH0RN--IH3U lJNStece.
IA. w. QF4RRIRR- Clerk.
JonS s 2 I, MosELrE, Commissioners
GEo. s. RarroS: Ma4 y. -
Its monthly terms begin on The thir.
Monday Of every thonth-and itsI quar-
terly term are. held in February, June
August and November.
u. Coal Companies. 4
TIIE Coal RIVER AND KASAwIEA MISINt
AND MASuFAcTFuRING COMPANY.
William II, Watt tRie agent
luz CANSEL, CoAL Co. OF CoA4 River
Nv. S. Rosecrans CA.J 1gem
THE WE4rERN MIsISd AND A n AuFAc
rvR1NG GoMPASY
John p. Vanhorn, [Nig 4.geja.
TnE Yy1IhidrMt qASaEt Coal .CoAf'N1
Clement Smith tHig. 1gfmA-+
TIE PAM Creek Coal AND IRoS Man
UFAcTURtNG CoaPASY.
c. @. lompkins cAiisf 11geat. 4
Mr.. C4RpoS MfNTSG CoNPANr.
s.. G. Griffin Chief Igent.
TIsG, OIp D MISioN4 CoAS Asp TRo,
NTH MANuEAeFJuRtaG CoMrANE.
Philip I Dandridge tlghief, A.qeat.
ITHE WISFEED MINING ASD MASrFAc.
TurRING CpaPANY.
L George Jeffrios Gd5J Agsas.
TTHfE KAxAwfHA MIx1SG.. CoxpASE.
Philip Il cambridge eCaif tgedt..
BANK OFF, iRe1NIA at Charleston Kama.
James q. Mcfarland I'resideht.
Saml Hannah, Cashier,
John al! DoddFidge Teller. #LA.
William Hedritk Clerk. { .
J..C. Mcfarland,
John If Goshprn, l..
Andrew Parks, IS
James Rnfner, Directors.
". Chamberlain,
j. G. Newman, NlE 2I
Francis Thompson.
BANK OF kANAwHA, at Kanawha Saliues.
Henry Fitshugh Pre$igeMt. i
A. Spencer Nye, Gashier.
Henry Fitzlugh, I'll .
HDr.S s. Patriek, 9Th .%
Isaac n. Smith,
Charles IIil1a
Thomas }. Basteg Direct9ss.
Andrew II. FryM
ChaleseG Watson
BENZ S. smithefs,
T'hos. 4. IBt9un,
Savings I~SsT1rtTIoS. &,
Alex. WI Quarter, p esident.
John N. Doddridg, Treas. q Sec'y.
James River and Kanawha Company,
William Rand, CoUecfer Of h Him.. 4.
Douglas B. Layne, Sap Of TurapiRe..
Coal River Navigation Company.
Thomas Il. Breun, President.
clene ntfsmithE Mief Eagtneer.
John NJ. Doddridge Treosurear.
BHenjamia Thompson--1OH Collector
William p. Pate, III HE
Francis Thompson, Direttors.
John D. IVanhorn,
lGeofge Patton,
H Salt Companies.
DoNsALLY Il Co.
Sam'l A.. Miller, Chief 1gsat.
RtfFSER, HALE & Co.
John =. Hale, CNief Agent. Il.
Benz Y sm nfit1hhetts sfa5ilRpdgyg Alggem
Salt Inspectors. II
Andrew p Fry, Louer DistfSet.
Henry M onderdonl, URpef District.
Churches. III
Epfscopol Rev. r. 3. Smith, Minister.
Pres63ytert n-Rey, JAS. NJ. Brown, !. 7
Methodist b. Gureh-Sou1, Res. Nv. b.
Mcfarland, Minister.
Methodist 81 Church, North-ReF. R. L.
woodward, Minister.
AT kANAWnA sALINEs.
B. CAurfA, SouA-Rev Nv. B.I
Mcfarland. Minister.
Methodist n gSAareA, AorM-Rev. -
Carmaek, Minister.
Presbyteriaa-Rev. j. II. Lepps. Minister
Bapha-Rcv. JAS. E. Ellison, Minister.
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
Eastern 4Adu arrives on TUESDAYS,
Thursdays and, Saturdays, at 6 o'clock,
NJ and departs on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at 4 "A. M.
/, GGsyaadoae Nal arrives On / tuesdays,
EharsdaEs and Saturdays, at S O'clock,
t. A.. and departs on Sundays, We'd
lesdays and Fridars * 4 a mr.
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John K. GIBHART
Corner Front street and
cliARL EsToN FlRHISiA. I'm
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W0GfD do xeilt to cali atthe e4mrles
~ t$R Drug Store, as they wiR. fill
sher I, sgod assorn ht If geod.D
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SALE.

Executor of Ann Eve, decd.
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DREPARTORY To r5fngt rs the RStel

-n3Sv2if'
, 1857-03-20

A SLIGHT MIsrAKE-The Elmira Ga
2etts relates the following anecdote. The
mistake is one quite likely to occur in politi--
cal churches nowadays:
A gentleman in this village, who had
not before been 10 church since il became
fashionable to preach BLEEDING Kansas''
instead Of "Christ crucifed," attended a
meeting last Sunday. He saw a pitcher
and n tumbler sitting on the pulpit, and the
minister was "dalking politics" He sup
posed he was in a bar.room, and walked up
to the pulpit, saying;
Look a-hear, old fellow; stop firing on
politics, and attend to your customers,
Give us gin cocktail"
He evidently thought that he had got
into large drinking establishment, where
the bartender was expounding his politL
cal sentiments.
, 1857-03-20

purpose, the balance is to be paid to Mex.
leo If it should not be sufficient for the
purpose of satisfying the claims recognized
by the commission, the Mexican Govern
ment is to pay the deficit This sum car.
rics no interest until it is paid out OF the
United States Treasury, either to Mexico
or 10 the American claimants.
Four millions are to be devoted by the
United States to the eXtinguislment Of the
British convention debt of Mexico.
The remaining IS, 600, 600 are to be paid
in cash to Mexico, and is to be extinguish-
cd by an assignment of twenty per cent. Of
the Mexican revenue derived from com
merce of all kinds, except in European cot
ton fabrics, to aud from the United States,
in American or Mexican bottoms. This
twenty per cent is to he credited to the
exporter or importer, as the case may be,
and charged to the United States on ac-
count of the $s,OOO,OOO This arrange
mcnt is to continue until the $4,000, 900,
with interest, are absorbed
, 1857-03-20
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY MARCH 90 1857

explained the transaction to the satiSfac,
ton Of the whole House, in positive and
fearless manner never saw the Colonel
excited before, lie had set there and
heard his constituents assailcd and DETAINED
until he could stand it no longer. lie was
in excellent voice, and commanded the
attention of every member while he related
in succnct and forcible manner the cause
and progress of the war. You will receive
the speeches made by them by the mail
which leaves to-day.
Next Saturday is set apart for Terrific
rial business at which time your Delegate
expects to pass several very important bills.
If energy and nssiduous cxertion will oc-
complish anything it will be done.
Extraordinary cxcrtions have heenmade,
and are now being made, to procure the
passage of the bill establishing mail service
weekly upon Puget Sound. Your Dele
gate addressed letters to the heads of all
the Departments in relation to mail service
weekly, and he received from the Secretary
of War; Treasury, Interior, and Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs, very excellent let
tiers, recommending and desiring that sulie
mail facilities should be Immediately
opened. What do you think came from
the Postmaster General ? Aletter stating
that it was not his province to recommend
or suggest TO Congress what to do respect
mail routes. l went up to the Post-oAice
Department and asked for the letter ofI
your Postal Agent, RoDE.T TnoMPsoN,
Esq, and they deued having received any.
| told them it was there and the date it
arrived, and they finally found it, and
took a copy of it to the Senate Post-otice
Committee. They had filed it away where
Of your memorials aud petitions
have gone before, never to be seen until
the Heavens melt, and the earth is swal-
lowed up by some great convulsion of
nature. This injustice TO the people of
your Territory is q damnable outrage
More anon. Yours truly,
j. Ii. S.