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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
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vi h~olesaie and Retail Dealers In
DrySGoo DIS, Groceries,

10y SSI00 49, 81
REAlDY-MADE- CLOTHING,
GTassWare.j QliIeensWare, Hardware and
N *6# VI ec hanics, Tools,
STREET, CHARLESTON, VA
sTIAVtNGEHTe removed oHr Hardware and Gro
lin c@ty Store into the room Formerly occu
pied By Me$rs, BROOKS, Brigham & Co, and
a diofninb1 oM Ply Goods Store, WE beg leaye
10 say thh ttte business firms Of w. & u Cos
lh(orn sanlHJ. " w. Goshori will hereafter be
l~conducted ut9fdeTE the style and finn of w F,
81. II, Ecsbofn. at the old stand of w. a j.
4ioshoIns whereFthey are now receiving and
opening dir$ctE from the cities of New YORK
PhiladelphiaI ana Baltimore, the largest and
most durabldIstoekfo f FaA aud Winter Goods
ever br9tight2to this market; amongst which
will be found every vaTietYof ladies and gen.
tlemen, slime dress goods, ladies cloaks and
ta1mas, bpotS and shoes. hats and caps, silk
and straw botnets, kof the latest style,5 china.
glass andaudenswWare, of the latest description,
paper; haligi Hgs, window shades, parlof and
hail lamps of various sizes, books aGndlstation-
airy, and Esa 4dlsfy. Also, a large and well
selected Atock ofcheap and fashionable ready.
made clofhing, IA large portion Of which he
had Rladeto SrdHts9 which consists or every
description dd coats, pants, vests, drawers.
hickory checked ana white linen bosom shirts,
shirt 4eolldrs u YYpolen undershitts and draw
4ers, all OF wRHchfWin be sold at unusually
low prices foI cashPs8 Or on a credit to punctIal
customers Iii e43
The lathesIa re particularly invited To cali
andesamnle aurEstpek Of dress and fancy eoods
cloth cloaaks, talrnlras,, &c, which have been Sc
lected w4thh gfeat gcaFe, expressly for i4this mar
ket, from fheI best houses in New York and
Philadelphia Il Ne, Sefeye cannot Be sufpas-
sed, i equfaallaa .in Hbeatlty, style and cheap!
ness. by any house Hin the place.
Please enllfana examine our stock befnre
pufcnaslng eIEe WaeTe, as we fiatteF ourselves
we vail beierFPlbled 70 offer you such bargains
as 70 make ltIgreatly 70 your interest to buv
from us. #
All ordeIs promptly attended to.
Yours, with respect,
nv. Il. HG0SH0RN,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
NIRGINIA --Kanawha Cileuit CeuH
~ fprinp Term. 1871

Fountain Holmes, guardian OF Eseline Fd-
", Sarah Holly, John Elol y.IChar.otis Holt,
jeremiah Jolly and MarShall Holly, andtHe
same children who sue by the said Holmes Is
their next friend, VS., Obadiah Crew, Admir-
istratpr of Jeremiah HollYdec'd, VIM X,
Co.. Anflew Buldit and Ann his wife, Bet.
tholonew HonY and Elijah Holly and EdGy
Holly an infant, Us CHAScLRf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
G~lenwood, oct d, 1856,

In addition to- The above statt ment Of MI.
Laidley Ihaye to SAY llatI also ainH the own
er Of one of Mr.. HaTtss fans that purchased
.ofMf. Laidley tftrty bushels of bis prime
rock wheat for sowing, fully cleaned for that
purpose as bis. managerIstated lIsuPpo&e tho
on his cd fan not Mr.. Hartisr1hat took the
precaution to runs the seed wheat again
through the Hart fan. and by The. operation
reduced the thirty 10 twenfy-six Bushels 81
pure clean wheat; this is not recommends
lion 10 thoseAlesirlng topQrehase a good grain
cleanerI am at q Dss for one.
s "a. W.XQIFARRIER.
Killie Crankie, 2 III 0ctoBer4s 81 j.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

=&N NE H9AG a tMR -
Rates Of Advertising: H
One dollar per square of II lines vor less Iof
lie first thrre weeks, andes cents psf square
for each confluence. For three aaoHths or
more, at the following rates:
4 NoNTmsg 6MoNTHs. 1 TEAR
4 $50 $4 90 SC 90
" squares, " y a.
4 LIZ ~ !. eoa,,mn. 10 90 $500 COCO
-, ral,1nSa ~ IS 100 20N0 So 90
Transient advertisements to be paid in adj
psrsonaI communications, L OF coInmunlca-
ions moving private interests, $2S cents per
square, IN advance. Advertisements OF can
Idida,es for office, each 81 in advance
NJ B~nsineas or other communications to
ensure attention mast be addressed toRuN'-
l51E& MuRRELl, Kanwaha g. III, Va
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Ptrsaa count va, oet. 3ethIls58,

| TPGTNAM county, Na., Oct. 2ethTl856. 9
Being called on bYTMr: Hiatt 10 express my
in refererehce TO l WfheFt fam pu:-
chased Of him, | doBsol W lth pleasure and will
that it far surpass4s anything of the kind
| have ever used, ahdl consider. ittthe beStl
have ever seenin point efseleapi hg wheat &c.
ID we'll as the most spAedythaXng cleaned in
one day over twelve bundled bushels with ii,
and in short can't conceive how abetter, ar
tiele couldSbe invented EI4
LEWIS. BoWLING.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
kENDlLtA, VA. !,

E E hENDILLA, NhE, lUft, .
/ have used one OF n. j. DhirsHgrain clean
Iers on my farm this season, and can confident
ly recommend it to.the tanners Of Kihuawha,
Jas one OF the best aud most perfect grain
cleaners ! eyer was acqdd al ntfd with.
If#& t5GE8. w. HILL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
cIBLE LI f..
KANAWHA Il CINCINNATI PACKET
VIRGINIA.
WAGONS !! Wagons ! !

TINE undersigaed having permanently To-
Gated at CoAIs MebTn, takes this meth
Cd to Inform his friends andth III pAbfic gener-
ally that he is prseparedlIto Hfhr nish the public
with Waggons. La yoa want % neat. good
and substantial Wagon here is 1.-The place to
purchase. Totho,e who are acquainted with
my work it. IS useless t9bsay more; but to those
v no are not: "YOUfSIEA ALL NOT BE DISAP-
.POINTED.s JOHN OVERStINER.
April IA, 1857 1E.
VTIRGINIA SEAT Rules held in the clerks
office Of the Circuit court of Wyoming
county, on Monday HE 9Th dayof July, 1867
McDonold & G, sompllts,}
against # @E# In Chancery.
I Thomas Morgan, hef't, III
The object Of this suit is to recover ia debt
Of $40. e8 due fromsaid defendant to said com
plainants, and I'd " subject I'd sale for the pay
inent thereof, |. trrsct Of land belonging TO said
Morgan, lying on india n creek, in the county
of Wyoming, containing 81 acres. an Il
appearing from satisfactory evidence that5the
said aefsndant.is Il non resident of the Conn
monweaIth Of Virginia, it is ordered that he
do appear here Within one month after the
due publication Hereof and do what is peees7
saIy TO project his interest,"
a copy teste, I
v3nt4w4 w IN. HENDERSON,D G:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

Those Expecting to Dye This winter
W0ULD dowell to call at 1.-THE Charles
w tdnI Iprug Store, as they win find
there i g43od assortment OF good Dye
StIhfs. [JiFI ~ ii. III .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

yLANMATR HOUSE,
Cor. Min & Beacon sts., West Columbia.
ii. b. Il. VAN MATRE, Proprietor.
This house Isl fitted up in the best style. and
every attention. WILDE pad TO visitors.
-.E.Fl%E-N r. REUFH +."IH go = .-"E<f 4E=FG# EH 81 N . FL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
KANAwnA county ya., Dec 26, ii

.# KANAwHA county Ya., Decy26, 1856
dohereby certify that i boRghthof.J b.
Hart & Co., in July last one %oftheif patent
Wheat Fans, and find il toIbe the ~YeFygbest
fan Fever used, 1 think IL wifi clean nom
Thirty to forty bushels 81. wheat rper holT
Nwithout-any extra labor.s BJ. Jr BROWN \
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
fClscaas4rI AeEsqY Roy4L5Iss. 60.
H @IE9T E4S &s4TJE - "a Ezl ~ 4 49, fGAz
KAsAwHA c. nj. VA, Nav 8, us

KANAwHA C. nj, VA, May 2, 1857
I hereby certify that Ilhaaaee used W. E.
ChiIds & Co.'s Patent Elastic Fireana Wa
ter Proof Cement Roofing OH my new hotel
and believe it to be all it is represented to be
and feel warrented in RECOMMENDING it to
the1public. o. WILSON.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
By The Last Roat.

lust r~sceiyel /, ooO gallons STONE WARE
ID consisting Of Jary, jugs, Churns, sc
Also q fresh supply 0ff.puIes groceries. For
sale low sor cash.
March II, 1867,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

Peter Lamb. Chief 4geat,
TIM OLD DoMINIoN Coal AND Iron
MANuFAcTuRING CoMPANN.
Philip p. cambridge Chief 4gent.
FHE WIS1FRED MIN1Ne AND MANUFAc.
p TURING CoMPANY
George Jeffries Chief Agent
THE KASAwsaHrA M1N1Ne CoMpAKY.
Philip cambridge O3f 4geat.
BANK Or V1Ra1sIA, at Charlestons Kama
james @. Mcfarland President.
Sam'l Hannah, Cashier,
John M. Doddridgei Teller.
4 William Hedrick Clerk.
J. G. Me arland,
John III. Goshorn,
Andrew Parks,
James Ruffners Directors,
WI, Chamberlain,
J.. Ct. Newman,
Francis Thompson.
BANK on KANAwHA, at Kanawha Salines.
Henry Fitzhugh President,
A. Spencer NYeGashsief.
Henry FiizhughjY
DR.. s.. Patrick,
Isaac N. Smith,
Charles Hill,
Thomas j. Buster, Directors.
Andrew Up. Fry.
Charles G. Watson
BENZ. s. smithers,
Thos. j.. Btoun,
KAsAwsHA SAVINGS I~NsT1TuTIoE.
Alex. w. Quarter, President.
John NJ. Doddridge, Treas, Sec'g.
James River 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
William !. Rand, Collector Of on Kan. r.
Douglas B. Ilayne, Sap. of Turnpike.
Coal River Navigation Company.
ThomassL. Broun, President.
Glelae nit Smith Chief Engineer.
John M. poddridge Treasurer.
Benjamin $. Thompson-,ToH Collector
William D. Pate,
VIM. i. Goshorn,
John p. Vanhofn, Directors.
u. fl. Penniman,
Francis Thompson,
Salt Companies.
RurFssEER, DoHsALIY a. Go.
N. Y. Wilson. Chief agent.
RurrFER, HALE II Co.
John P. Hale, Chief Agsat.
Benz ]. Smithers, Shipping 4geat.
I'll Salt Inspectors.
Andrew p. Fry, Lower District!
HenFyM OndeEdonk, Upper District.
Churches.
Episcopal .--Rey. T. i. Smith, Minister.
Preslvtsrian-Rev. Jas.}M. Brown, 9
Methodist q. MercA-Sauth, Rev. w. B.
Mcfarland, Minister.
MeAodtst r. marcAs NorM-ReF. -
Patterson, Minister.
AT KANAwHA sALINEs.
Methodist p. Church. Sout1-Rev. W. B.
Mcfarland, Minister.
Methodist r.. Church, NorM-Rey. -
O'Flyng, Minister.
Pres5yteriaa-Rev. j. u. Lepps. Minister
Baptist-ReF. Jas. e. Ellison, Minister.
ARRIVAL and Departure Of the Mails.
Eastcrn Nal arrives ION Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. at s o'clock,
r. M, and departs on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at A Al. M.
Gayaadoas Mqn arrives on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 5 o'clock,
2. III and departs on Sundays, We'd
nesdaYs and Fridays, at4, A. NJ.
Poins Pleasant Nal arrives on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. at 4 r..
IT., and departs on Mondays, WednesE
days aud Fridays. at 3 a. NJ:
Jackson Nal arrives on Tuesdays and
Saturdays at s p. NJ; and departs on
Wednesdays and Sundays at = "a. M.
Logan Nal arrives on tuesdays at 5
P n. and departs on Wednesdays at 4
AN.
HsaapiRs Mail arrives on "Wednesday
II "A. III. and departs On same day Il
Wagne Nal arrives On Thursdays al
4 p, All. and departs on Fridays At 6 Al
II.
Masonic Lodge-CharIeston.
This Lodge meets in its Hall, III the
Court House, on the Monday night next
preceding each full maon.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
CoaMissloNEa's OrrlcE, July IA, 1857.
Notice..

The parties 70 this suit will take notice that.
I have appointed Friday, the 9th day of
August, 1885,, at my office, In Charleston, as
the tine md place wien and where i
shall proceed 70 take and state the account
crderedFunder the decree jim the above named
cause. AndI do require the production be-
fore me8of all such proofsas shall be necessa-
~ for that purpose. 4
ALEX. n. LAIDLEY, Comm j.
SwANv, Sol.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

n. FiT~zt4pGH. u. %riTzHuGH.
N. s III. FIrZHUGHS
ATTORNEYS COUNCILLORS AT Law,
KANAwHA q. H., VA.
Practice ia Kauawha. jackson, Putnam and
Mason Counties.
M Office, frst door below the Bank
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
pa or bsALs 81

.INTILL ID received by the und7 fsigned !orI
IVY Hblaaling out the rock IN Coal River
lust below L.bck No. 3. TO the depth Of six
inches b4lo NJ the lower mitre-silI q I'D for re
movinatbe sJna bariust below lock No. 81;
and alSssb flr~| renoving the sna dead trees.
aud otAef distinctions to The navigation. Of
LIZ Goal RiYer Improve ment. The work 10
Observation-Disclosures THQS. I'd BROUN,
June ss3b,E VA President CT r. E.Co.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

/ have had in use upon my farm, during
the present year, a WHEAT fan nianlfiactured
by J.B. Hart& G;o, of Charleston Kama wha,
ItaEe pleasufein sayiAg that III isl decidedly
the best fan / have evet used or seem in usr.
JAMES M,EIAIDLEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
CennenG

jHAVING purchased the right of Child's
IL Patent Elastic Fire aud Water
Proof Cement Roofing, (pa tented January,
1851 for the State Of Virginia, We are pre-
pared to sch the right for d~istticts, copnfits,
or towns It's The only aiticle vet Invented
that will successfully resist tile actlon Nc the
atmosphere IN every climate. 1T is perfectly
Water and Flre-Proof, and in point Of Hdnta
biiity We believe it is equal, i not superior,
to any metallic roofing; and rs BY faf1the cheap
est that can be nsed.
1t can be put on over shingles. Hin OF iron
roofing, mo difference howsteep the roof to
prevent leaking; apd it is fasuIea in Gincin-
matt at the same rates AS iron dr. lin roofs
~ eannet take fire fran ne buif, n4inpsgB of cosntig-
Buildings. F1EF5 1s q
We will be prepared. by The fDtiio f MAY, To
furnish and put on This excellent roofing at
Wheeling, and other places. .
Address us at Wheeling va, when full
particulars can be obtainels t
May 8, 1857, v3n2m3 EST1LL & GO. +
Read the following cert fra tesa
OFFIcE oF BucKEFE STATE IN~suRANFcEE Co.., j
M, Is Front street, bet. Main and Syc44l1
ar1ore. Cincinnati q, Dec, 16, 4856sfS
To all whom it may con1efn:+-Tms Is TO
certify That have examined specimens In nd
roofs of w. 70. Childs & COPS FireLand Wa
tertProef Cement Roofing md believe itto be
neutrality-suspicious. toany other kind Of Roof
ing now in use | was an eye witness 1f q
severe. trial Of one Of these Roofs from a4afee
volume Of flame from an adjoining bGilding,,
which struck directly upon the r pof and Cor
nice for nearly. ball an hour r s|ood the trial
beyond al. expectation, and saved the auild-
ingt Signed. 4. w. H ASKtLL,
Presicent Buckeye Stata Insurance CO.
EsF w LSI-iI EE- I'll EF
GiscaasArI AeEseY R~oY4LINSs. Go.
Feb. IS. 1851
have examined W. E. Chiids II Co.'s Elias
tic Fire and Water Proof CementR ooling, md
as far as | can judge, consider it a good in-
~vention, and am willing to Insure buildings
titus protected upon the same terms as / in
sure those covered with metal
Signed, JOHN s.! LAW
Agent Royal ms. CO., London and Liv'll.
C~iNclNyATI, Dee, 24dE#fs55r
To whom it Observation-Disclosures is to ceIti-
~ that we have adopted w. 3. Chllds 4 Gus
Elastic Fire and Water Proof Cement Roofing
upon our store and Dwelling Houses. 1t ms
given the most perfect satisfaction, and We,
cal recommend it to all wishing Fire and1Was,
Ter Proof Roofing.
Signed. BARKER &.yQNPHUL.
Gas Fixtures, No So West Fourth st.
KAsAwHA C. II, VA, May p, 1857.
I hereby certify that Ilhaae uised Nv. E.
Chiids q Co.'s "Patent Elastic Fireeand w a.
ter Proof Cement Roofing OH my new hotel
and believe it to be all it is REPRESENTED to be;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

Having had occasion to clean some seed.
wheat, thoroughly Of icoekle,8 cheat, &c.,Il
was induced. from the High reputation ,lad.
of Mr.. Harris improved fans, to MAKE The ex-.
pertinent, with one efthem, which with facn-
ity, and ease in every way, fully accomplish
es everything for which it las beeli SO De-.
iservedly recommended.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Cn,RLEsroM, 4 Y na wha.

This is to certify that | have used one of j.
b. Hart q Co. improved gIa III cieaIIers, and
take pleasurein Recommending fhen TO the
tanning community as a very superior article.
"a. WRIGHT. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
aana@ba ai1ttptp
1T.i.ea s,.,.e, Cour, FOR western ID.

Uuited states Court for western w.
JoHS Nv. BRocKEsDRoUGH-JNdgs.
BowrRR MILLRR-Atorney tor q. y.
JEFrERsos Il. MARrIS-NarsAaH
tTnoMAs /. MooRE-Cler
JoHS DRYpEs-Deputy Clerk 81 R1na'pAa
RonERr BLasgsE-D. Marshall az Aantr
This Court begins It'll sessions, in KIM
tawha, on the 10Th April and On the Ieth
September Of each year,
Kanawha Circuit Court.
GEoReH w. SUaaERs-JUags
ANDREW PARKs-Aa for Coaa ,setiAh.
"a. W. QuAHRIER-Gerk.
JoHa +. MosELEr. camraissioners
ALE1; =. u GAaneary.
JonS SIAck-aer!g.
H. FRY-Dspaty Sheriff
This Court begins its sessions on the
a2nd May and on the 22nd October q
each year.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
,A06eriistnfnts.
OFFICE IF THE !
KANAWHA vALLEY STAR
Rates OF .Adyertising

cnARIEsToN, KANAwIIA co., YA.s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12

DUBUQUE NorABLEs ENRoUTE FOR
WAsH1NGToN.-We noticed at the r. Il
Depot, on Sunday evening, Gen. G. W.
Jones, Col. Heath Of the Northwest, and
others from Dubuque, taking the cars en-
route for Washington. The General tt
take his seat in the Senate, and the Col
to get posted on the political dogmas EN-
anating from the White House. Such
course is found highly necessary under th'
present state of political atfairs.-Dul
leith Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
Rigging Taught in sax Easy Les
sAEaS.

Professor Lazarus Rooney begs to an
nounce that he has lately established a
school for the purpose Of educating Street
Beggars, and teaching the general outlines
of beggary in all lis honest branches
Persons of good moral character, steady
habits, and ordinary intelligence can, IN a
single course of lessons, qualify themselves
to earn an honest living, in a public way,
without depending upon any contingen-
cies OF parties success, or beng DIS
concerted by any disaster whatever IN pol
tics.
Terms moderate. References given and
required.
A number Of babies kept on hire, to be
let on reasonable terms. Begging stories
composed and taught by a professor Of the
art. Children, if placed under care very
Young, will be deformed to any desired
shape, without permanent injury to the ar
ticle.
A few capital begging routes, in a char
liable locality, where the people do moi
move on the LIST Of May, and whose leases
have many years to- run, for sale. A cap
ital blind mans walk, and a first class
wcoden-leg stand to let cheap. Certifi-
Gates made to order for "Napoleon's Old
Guard" and for Revolutionary Soldiers;'
sabre strokes and gunshot marks thrown Ii
gratis. A few pair of twins suitable fol
street corner service will be loaned TO care.
full and sober women at a moderated sum
per diem. County orders for children,
blind mems dogs, or other tools Of the
trade, supplied with dispatch. Address.
Lazarus Rooney, Park, N. Y. City.
IN. Y. Picayune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
o. r. KNOWLT0N,
DEALER IN
STOVES 6

L EEPS constantly on hand, Stoves, Iron, Steel,Coal
IN Trace, Halter and Log Chains, Spades, Shoyels
FORKS, Hay Knives, Well Buckets, half-Bnshels, Kettles
Looking Glasses, Curtain Fixtures door trimmings anc
builders tools and materials; and a good assortment o
Pen, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Tea, Table and Pastreys
Spoons. Also, an assortment of Leather, constantly OF
hand.-Boscobel, Nov. I'd, 1867, 2o-2mo%
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12

For OrR LITTLE FoLKs.-THE Ri
moREp FAILURE OF SANTA CLAUs.-All
our little folks will be glad to hear the
news which the North Wind brought di
rectIy from Lapland, to the albany Euen-
ing Journal, the other night, about the
rumored suspension Of Santa Claus. This
report is untrue. The Journal says that
its informant states thar he followed the
universally loved old fellow into his rein
deer stable, aud himself lifted The hair OH
the backs of Piancer, Dancer and all as
they breaktast,d on moss and milk, and he
knows of q certainty that they are in the
highest travelling condition. He also took
the liberty of feeling of the Saints cheeks
on his way back to his house, and of pull
ing at his short hair. Neither the one nor
the other was the least lit ''suspended."-
But the whole sky back Of the Santa Claus
mansion was suspended thick with every
conceivable thing to gladden. the hearts Of
children.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM THIS NOTICE SHA1r. co,T
Germ.

WE hereby give notice that all of the accounts of the
Cassville Steam MID Company, have this dav been
placed in the hands ofW. p. Dewey, Esq,and if the same
are not paid on or before the LIST day of December next,
suits win be commenced on each & every such accot nj "a
naming unpaid At that dc te. c. s. IRISH & CO..
Proprietors of Cassrille SteamMil.
C~assvile, Oct. aoth, 1857. 2I-3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
Will You BEAD This ?

VOU who are indebted to us by note or book act. will
4 please take notice that we want our pa. If TINS
int Is not sufficient we must resort to harsher means
forthwith HOWE
August Sth, 81. 7-tf
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MEDICINES, ETC.
LANCASTER DRUG STORE

LANCASTER DRUG STORE.
At TIE POST OFFICE,
South of the Court-H ouse.
HyHE subscriber has opened in Lancaster a new stock of
Drugs and family Medicines just receive from Phil
|adelphia and Other markets. Including also, all the APP
|proyed Patent Medicines, which / am agent for, as
Doct. Mofats Life Pills & Bit3ers,
ST. Johns Vegetable Ague Syrup,
Cough Il Consumptive Syrup,
Vermifuge 81 Ambitious Pills, Sc,
Guvsotts Ext. Yellow Dock &,Sarsaparilla,
Wisters's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
G. Merchants Gargling Oil 4 Writing Fluid.
Also. the best quality of Liquors for Mechanical and
Medical purposes. Fluid, Camphene, % per ct. Alcohol,
Vinegar and all kinds o fFamiiy Groceries.
FAMILY MEDICINEs.
Ny stock OF neutrality-suspicious. oonsi IS of Cordiais, Syr-
ups, Liniaments, Salyes, sc. Also
Perfumes, Essences, Hair Oils and Cologne, Scented
Soaps. sc.
~ Physicians can be supple with almost any article
in general use in their practice.
FANCY ARTICLES.
The aides are invited to call and examine my selection
of Fancy and Ornamental Articles, many of which are
new and novel.
STATIONERY.
Blank Books, Pocket and Tuck Memorandum Pencils
links. Cap, Letter, Note and gilt edged Paper, of all 81
yes and qualities also, Envelopes-all sizes of the best t.
be i found in market, with every article in the line.
TERMS, CASH. GEo. ID. CoA.
Lancaster. Nov. 10th, 1857. on
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In Probate-WoolleY.

State of Wisconsin,, County ofGrant, ss:-County Court,
Nov. Term, 1857. Present, Stephen 0. Paine, Judge.
In the matter Of the estate of Joseph Woolley, deceased.
N this came William Lightfoot, administrator of the
" estate of said deceased, and filed in this court hs
petition fer license to sell certain real estate of said de-
ceased in order to raise means to pay his debts; and
be heard before the judge of this court at the court
house, in Lancaster, on the It'll day of January, 1855, at
one O'Clock, z. NJ. when and where those interested can
attend and show cause if any exist against his petition.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publishing this order for
four successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in
'sGrant County Herald a weekly newspaper published
in Lancaster in said county. STEPHEN o. PAINE,
Dated, Nov. 25th, 1857. 24-4t County Judge.
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Apple Seeds III

M WILL PAY a high price for Apple Seeds, raised
w in Wisconsin.
Lit le boys and giris can save us half-a-pint from the
apples hey eat. COVER & GOLDSMITH.
Lancaster, Oct. 24th, 1857.