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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

AN ACT authorize the collection Of Agricultural Nine
raj and Manuf3 curing Statistics.
The People OF the State OF Wisconsin, represented in Sen.
ate and Assembly, DO enact as follows
SECTION 1t shall be the duty Of the assessors % the sew
era towns and cities Of this State at the time Of making
the annual frea and personal properly
collect statistics in their several towns and cities Of all
agricultural mineral and manufacturing interests carried
on in their respective towns and ces return
of county board OF supervisors
or before the first Monday Of August in each year.
SIC 1t shall be the duty Of the Secretary OF State
before the 18th day Of April Ia each year. furnish
the clerks Of the county board Of supervisors Of the several
counties Of this State, sufficient number Of blank forns
for taking said statistics, said form 10 bear ellows
Apples-bushels, valuation.
Barley-acres, bushels, valuation.
Beans and Peas-acres. bushels, valuation
Boots and Shces-pairs, valuation
Buckwheat--acres, bushels, valuation.
Butter-pounds, Valuation.
Cattle and Calves--on hand-number, valuation
Cattle and Calves Slaughtered, number, valuation
Chsese-pOunds valuation.
Clover seed-pounds, valuation
Copper Ore-tons, valuation.
Corn--acres, bushels, valuation.
Cotton Goods-yards, valuation.
| Rlax-pounds, valuation.
| Grapes-pounds, valuation.
IIay---tons, valuation.
IIemp-pounds valuation.
Hogs--on hand--nunber, valuation.
do Slaughtered-number valuation,
Horses and Mues-numbeT, and valuation.
Iron, Pig-pounds valuation.
do INSTRUMENTATION.
| Oais--bushels, valuation.
| do tons, valuation.
| Paper-rssms or pounds, valuation.
Potatoes-acres, bushels, valuation.
Rye-acres, bushels, valuation
Sheep and Lanbs-on hand-number, valuation
do Observation-Disclosures, valuation-
Sggars-pounds, valuation.
Timothy and Grass Seed-ponnds, Fainauoh'
| Wheat-acres, bushels valuation
| Whiskey--gailons, valaation-
| Wine-ga.lOns, vsiuatioh'
/ Wool-p0unds, Yaiusuon. - a, -.
% ~ supervisors furnish each town city assessor,
viii blank ioEm on or before the 10Th day Of May in
I "a u year.
supervisors the several countesRnnuay, before
the Is Monday Of September to transmit the Secretary
Of state a copy Of the foregoing returns.
Sec 5. IL shall be the duty OF the Secretary OF State TO
prepare and report the legislature annually, tabular
statement ali the agricultural, mineral and anufactur
ing yrcnc Of each county, shown by the reports re-
CURED By first section Of this act, and he shall also
transmit copy Of the to the commissioner Of pat
| eEts.
Sec g. This shall take efee. and be In force FROM
| and after It's passage
Approved March 8, 1851.
COLES BASHfoRD.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

TIE RAG PicKERs OF NEw YoRK-lt Is stated
that there are IN New York city not less then one
thousand professional rag piekerS: The Express
says that some Of them have, oy pleking rass, &c
while Others reside in shanes located in the outer
wards:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

LOOK OUT FOR THEM.-We are informed that
ten dollar bills, altered from ones, on the Com.
mercial Bank of Racine, are in circulation in
this city and vicinity. The bank has not issued
tens therefore all of that denomination are frauds
Racine Daily Journal, AprH 90.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

~ There are nine daily papers in Boston, twelve
in New IorG.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
For the Tribune Telegraph
The departure Of Crinoline.


Should you ask me whence these Stories2
Recent stories of 0Gr own day,
With the oders OF stiff whalebone,
With the dew and damp OF wash rooms,
With the heat ana steam of mangles2
j should answer | should tell you,
From the land of fioIaced and hoped Skirts
From the land OF the great Workers,
From the land Of the great Buckeye,
From tile cities large and smalltowns,
From the great lakes ofthe North Lands
From the land Of Gold and Silver,
From the land OF smoke and Iron
From the cotton growing South Land.
From the sugar growing South Land
From the land of wooden Nutmegs.
Where the Yankee women wear them
Wear the splendid Crinolina,
" ear them made up. large and airy,
Very large indeed, they wear them,
Like unto monster hogshead.-
From the land ofthe great Empress,
Where hoped Skirts are now discarded,
And the fashion for tie omen,
For the great the Iaiehty ladies',
For the ancient maiden ladies,
For the tail, the six by nine ones,
For the short, the ten By twenties.
For tie fair, the fat and fortes,
For the young, and handsome lasses,
For the old, the young. the babies,
For the little childrens wax dolls,
WESTWARD, westward, smiled woman,
Saiiel into the fiery sunset
And nise men from tie margin,
" atched her floating, rising, sinking,
On q great canoe OF Hoped Skirts.
Soine.said twas, grert soap bubble
And they said farewell forever,
Said farewell TO Crinolina
Ali tile men they seemed quite frantic,
Wild with joy and wild with pleasure
AT The sailing of the Hoped Skirts,
The last one of all the Hoped Skirts
To the land of the hereafter.
Kenosha March Is 1857 EN-
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
FARM FOR SALE.
For SAlE,

subz tantisi. Eauteel HOUSE
49, with Barn. aud a Good Garden weN
ecTas - sEls ed with Fruit Trees 81 great ysG--
f&2RTs rg y situated on Fieas4u; PgaFis. ahoai
E. niles from kenesha CITY, on the direct
Mw uEer sd Chcsgs road, and RODS from the Ke,
Dosha ana Rockford Road IS cre for sale on reasou M
t4s The House aaassb}y Situated Tor p-iyate resi.
senee Ap1,iy the premises % IsAac TEEylrT. Or
T. ROBINSON, CAemiss, Keacsha.
March Il 81. sa2sSs
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

s. CEARR &, SON.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stutis, Groceries, and
all Patent Medicines. No. 20 ItiIl street, opposite
the CtY B1Hh-Benosha, " sconsju. T6tfI
sIrAs CLAnR. i. CLARK
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ROOk-RlNnIMG

q II She sign 0. the Books. near \. Ward School
AHouse, by JASON LOTHROP.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
JON q. .TET,syTy.

Attorney AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in
Cha1cery and County Judge. VIII attend all legal
business agencies entrusted 20 his care.
OrrCE-DUREEE BLOCK, MAIN STREET
L.laslu., Wis, 1855. 86-*
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
"LEASDER HoLaE.

The letters swan before my eyes, and trem-
bled so that could scarcely stand, as | tried to
adjust my cap before the mirror At length.
with unsteady steps, descended to the parlor
| opened the door and stood in the presence of
the man who had loved, and from whom had
been separated so long.
His hair was gray; there were lines Of suffer
ing all over his face. only the bright, dark eyes
were unchanged, | gave him my hand; he look
ed at me steadfastly a lit while. Then he
drew me toward him, and without word, Lay
sobbing upon his bosom.
''At last" he murmured.
Thus was re united TO my FIRST and last love
We were very happy at Holme Place. My hus
band Is all that is good and noble, and my life
is spent in ministering to his happiness, and ii
trying to I'll mothers place TO the long-neglect
ed children of the wife he had never loved.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
HoNlEoPATHIsr.
DRs A. NARER.

Cd YSICIAN AND SURGEON
viii be found At his Office starkweather's Drug
sore or % his residence, corner Of Chicago and Parb
Streets at all times ready TO attend the calls or the public
Kenosha, February 10, IS 7. Sc
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

Our advises from st. Paul are to the 22d inst
winch contradict, the various rumors regarding In
dian outrage on Blue Earth and Wantonwan Rivers.
The following is letter from Gen Shields, published
IN the st. Paul Pioneer:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
JOSIAH BoND.

ATTORNEY at Law, aaa Pension and Bounty Land
gent. Us agent ais for several Of the best eastern
Insurance Companies. To- See advertisements.
u3JVl5 Vi
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

}. y. PETVKT,

LAWYER-gsg Office, KENosHA CRY, Wis Re
s!dence, Willow BROoK FARM, Soners - Sc
rcyai IzeProped and Improved Farms for sale
nivl5.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

nUnE WINES d RIO L Osss For Medi ,
4 nal r,r,v7,ases kept cons andy Tn hand at
STARKWF A'rHERS Drag Store
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
MFRS. ADAMS,

-NNTGUED respectfully inform the citizens of
~ keuasha 0ud cjnjty, th6- She is prepared
TO make SHIRTS aud do all kinds Of piain Sew
Ing. with ucatucss and dispatch. 4wio
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

''Yet peace 10 their ashes--for by them,
II n.erited, the penalty is paid;
Tits not ours TO iudge-far less condemn;
The hour must when such things shall be made
Knagn unto ali--or hope and dread alayed
By slumber, one pilow--in the dust,
Which, thus much sure, must be decayed:
Aud when it shall revive, as is our trust,
Twill be to be forgiven, suffer what is justn
CHLDE HAROLD, CAXTo III.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
feiltYan Cfni,e,I

Tie Tscto,y, Lord Nelson's old
ship, was lately pumped high and dry
for the purpose Of examining D leak
$50 says a recent London paper.
ffef bottom presented d most singular
appearance being covered ffonaSstem
to2stern with oysters, muscles animal.
cula; upwards Of sin hundred bush
els Of the finest oysters we're detached
from the copper sheathing, some of
which measured five inches mi Diane.
ter, aud were deyoureti Win great
relish blythe dock. yard workiaen. =
The leak was found 10 have arisen
from q portion ofthe copper sheath.
ing being worn off; after which, no
doubt, the. worms habit NIL their own
way, for they had positivelyseaten an
average ofthree feet. The inner part
Of some Of the plaIkihgs was found
not thickcrthana piece Of orange peel.
Anyshoek given to the ship would
have allowed the lpressnre of the tide
to have broken through in a body,
and. down would have gone Nelson's
old Ectory. Her copper is gener.
ally in excellent order, and slie ap.
pears as though she would well last
another century. Hill
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
/ 4 Gallant Rebakt.-

A Washington correspondent offheN
Y. Times, under date OF Nov. IT. says !:
Eli one Of the. Naval Courts tto-dayin
Tile case of Chase Barney. the Judge Ad-
socate propounded a question TO 4 wit
ness. for the Government withfrespectIto
die domestic relations between tie de-
fendant and ghis wife. The counsel for
lthe defence protested that he had noi
come into court to have his domestic Az
fairs investigated. The court insisted On
the question, when the defendant scoun-
Fsel, a son Of Governor Wise, collected His
pagers and left. saying that his client, *
a man Of honor. could not be ! party h
bringing his wife's name before the Na'
val tribunal FIJI discussion. and thai if lhs
court chose to pursue that Investigation,
lid should be er5pdrte The court closed
IDS doors fora secret deliberations ant
decided to,submit the proprietys a tn
question for the Presidents decision \.
The Occurrence excites much indikuah
criticism in naval circles. N
I. r -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
Advertising.

" 5fSf5 !:
Advertise and give the world d sign
that you are not rusting. Syssemat-
ic advertising IS seed sown in good
ground, to business men and THE mer-
chant, from which they will III due
season reap a rich and abundant lIar-
vest. Few persons hare puraned
such a course for anyllength of time,
without having cause to be thankful
for what they are at first, perhaps
hall inclined to believe money thrown
away. Such men have grown, and
their business has widely extended,
while histlcss enterprising nsighbors
have dreamed on, and in the end
found themselves inst abont where
they commenced. Wake mp ali ye
slngsards, and let the world know
who and where youfare ! He who
neglects advertising his business il
His local paper, not only robs hiinsel
Of His fair advantages but bessowi
the spoils on his rivals
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

II CASE oF TgASsEusloN. The deli
cate and interesting operations of
transferring blood from one person to
another has again been successfully
performed By Mr. S. Whcatcroft, sur.
gc6n, Of Connock. assisted BY MI. J..
Blackboard and Mr.. Samuel Wheat
croft. The patient was Mrs. Baton
of Cannock. When apparently ex
piring iion loss Of blood. about 2 rs.
of blood was transfused from the
veins Of her husband into her veins,
with the happiest result. Ina few
minutes after the currantof blood be-
gan to flow, and the ,ehbing ofllife
was checked: the circulation became
lreestabhshed, and deliverence ffoni
apparently certain and approaching
dissolution secured. The operation
was performed on the both ult. Mr..
FWheateroft suggests the trial Of this
operation in the last stage of lowty.
tphus aud the collapse Of Asiatic cAol-
tera, when all othermeans have fail.
led Wolgsrdcppfoa Eag) Garoni.
Icle. aE H 9s ~ s.@
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
TabT Nc.

III Passing along broadway some
time AGO. ii xellicle was arrested by.
sol,e Slight INSTRUCTION, and tue
horses we're notauitc able TO Start it !;
tile driver saw 1T Aace that but very
little did was Sneedd. and. turning 10
another Jehn wllo was conlingt he i,
hindHhim, sail, %HT5nae, shipnsqte!tn.
The tther saw IA Instantly what was.
required. aud, without aNnpmenfs"
hesitation sf5li onlr5stop, so gnileAliis own
horses Ill to make the but, 1T fGs own
carriage strike lightly against that olf
the pthsr, and each giving his own WI
animals a touch of the whip, beN
carriages inoyeafon almost as easily
as if nothing had happened How
|lnany times III: the great. broad ay Of
Elite might men tsilnb''s one another
without accommodating them elves !!
adj dome, nrebligation In
Icarrefl some future ait Of kindness
| propaked. atthe expense Of a word,
toronlr a single II moments TING. The
tnost Of lis regard omnibus drivers as
rather rough specimens pfLhulnanity;
HUT ever since thR incident above re-
lated. wo have seen a moral beauty in
1.-The old expression L Hub me, ship
lmate.'# When al man takes d peri,
HodicaI Or newspaper, he usually be-
aoorncs attached til il, begins TO feel
THAT It's editor Is This friend; and as
.Hoften As the publication comes he de-
5Arives from TIE work Of IFS editor some
Undressing item Of news, some anus,
linz statement. or Some profitable. idea
d1or suggestion This isrepeatcd a. oz
zlen. fifty. or q hundred times Q year,
Ifor which the dollar oratwo, Or five,
Iof the subscription price i not the
shadow of a compensation singly.-
Under the circumstances. then, We
appeal 10 each rester Of this article,
Hi behalf Of any publication which he
Ifeeeivas, to lelpitfo q new subscribed
4 as often as all opportunity IN offered
.Iby i single word lit appreciation o.
1 solicitation. There are many persons
,iWho have somnchsefthe milk Of hui
WAN Kindness I'LL them, THAT the,
i Woullfake 4 papertrathe r.tRan reffIse
/ and furHfhat courtesy yoil have chan
u ses Of doing them a service. just il
proportion tb The real worth of TIL,
publication commended. 70. eact
d nrcsent subscriber of our journal ".
l Venture Ithe appeal, III Il some some conf
denee. IIuR ME-, SiriiPMAlsr 4 III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

let can be relied Oh. We are not sure
that they canbe, but ffthey can, then
nothing else but the bIindest inisttta.
tion will prevent the statesmen and
people of Virginia from pushing 'cl
This great work. Tie entire VESTS
interested init, more narticularl,yIItIhhe
two large cities of St. Louis and Gin.
lcinnati, which are almost Immediate
Nv oil thislille, andtwhichwnuM tihd
this the most direct line to the Attain.
ftieocem tor their immense trade.
Bysnch d canal. barges and boats
fioafed at OH levees might discharge
ttheir car.goes without translnpmenl
iat the wtlarves off Norfolk" IL
|. Tie Leader then proceeds 70 men nlelI
ltion another aspect In Wkicht this CEN x III
ltraIliDe,mightIbe taysrsbly regarded
wiz: b Its Tendency I'D preserve tht
Union. passing, as-it does. through
1.-THE heart ofths Continent, and uniting
| in.Ethe closest bonds ofR interest th,
Inlost4lrowerful States,
Such are thelyidws which 4 leading
organ Of pnblid opinion In the enter
| prising and sd-alead West takes 3
| ihesJanes riveE canal. III VIII not OH
Contemplating be, astonlss'lhed 70 leaari
lthatit is tic fashion in irginia +
Idenounee the canal as,behind the age
andEto sneak ofiit AS the. ditch III,
| tav,oirite term ill repraach which Ill,
Eala Observation-Disclosures New York ant
Erie Canal bestowed upoa a wofi
| which has made New York an En-
| pire L5tcdmaa1 Dispftch! n.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
] ImnnfItaat from Nashinsten.

w AsHlNaroS, Dec 3. Senator
Ilouglas and the President had oday
afuii and free interchange ofIopinion
,1poa tile Kansas question. Without
beinsSable to arrive tthe same con-
clusionNin regard tp the line Eof con-
duct to Bepuursued, iii accordance With
ii.j.I.tiee andduty, they parteaas they
met friends; egretttlng, at the same
time. that theyYeeuli not yieWIthe Le-
.eo,aptoa movement ia TIE same
light. .sAs .B
Senator Douglass il conversation
With his friends, freely expresses his
Eabinions and defaesN Ills position.
which III 10 stand blythe principles q
tthe Kansas Nebraska act, regardless
fof tile conscq aenees. and that he viii
Edefend that act agaiilst, all assaults,
from what ever Quarter theyAptnass
IEeeine. sBa F 4.sas
| 1Te insists upon ignoring both tht
lILecompton and topeka movement:
land the securing tel the people the
r,ghtt to form d Constitution for them
selves IIe considers the Leeomptor
movements rs yiclatiFe Of the prncI
lples of lie Kansas act and the Cincin
InatI t.atiorrn, end viii prohablyat al
ieafiy day infrcduce into the setlatI
Ia hiilito authorize tiie people DIT Kan
lsas to cail i Constitutional C9nven
lfinn, t REfE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

LorlsIAEA. The full official vote
of Louisiana at the late election,
gives Robertson Dem} 5,o7t major.
itv. Tie average Democratic major,
.ity is 4, 649. TIE Legislature stands:
Senate, % Democrats tpl 9. Know
EothiDgs--14 Democratic majority.
in the Honse. the Democrats have 40.
opposition 3s, and tic in St. Mary.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
Sudden Dealh,o Of the Editor Of the Day.

n. r. Stimson. lediior and propri.
etor Of the Day Book, died suddenly
Yesterday afternoon, while on his way
To Cypress Hill, L. Il Mr. Sfnson
was Oh his way home in the Long
Island cars when the sad occurrence
took place. lie entered the cars full
of life and health, and had proceeded
BIZ his journey d mile when the hand
pf death came upon him. The con-
Iluctor ofthe train saluted hiin just
previous to tile cars entering the tun.
lel--when they emerged attic other
side the deceased was found rfeless
ID his seat. 1t was supposed thai
disease of the heart was the cause p
Iiiis sudden ,nntimely demise. Ne,t
Fork HerdEd Of Tuesday. sJs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

GEN. HAsKEr1.. The Lexington
lKy. Observer, Of tile 18th inst, coa-
tains an announcement efsn lecthro
in that place bY Gen. Vim. T. Has
kelfs the well known orator Of Ten
nessee, who, is viii be remembered,
was made an inmate of the insane
asylum SEINE three months since.
The OLserxeI says that he is culn-
pletels restored to sanity.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

MARr1AoE m HIon LIFE.-AA bride
and groom, each overEsixifeet high,
were married in Savannah lately. He
had 6his. right nafnersS Tallrnan, T
and she very properly took it too. -
Sad TO say hc was further sseleyated,
By liquor, whenmarried.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

Nobody ever lost anything by ny
love. said a sage looking person,
THAT'S not true. said . lady who
overheard the remark, flor | once
lost three nights sleep .l...
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

BRrrNa, NO GRf,fE [ he Supreme
eonrt Of Tennessee in its session 1t
Knoxville, has decided that betting
on an, election held out of the State
is not indictable in Tennessee. Bet
ting on tile result Of an election in
Kentncky, fur instance, IS not IN Of
fence against the laws Of Harnesses.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

MrRDER.-On the 2lst uIt., it
Princeton. in Mercer . man namc,l
Thomas whipped one OF his sistcr'a
children, and upon her interfering
10 profess her child. struck her ON tbs
head with q shovel. She dragged
herself to q neighbors house, where
SHE died In q few minutes. Tie
murderer has been lodged IN Jail.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

George you are looking very ssm.-
tleing-what has happened 9
The most delightful thing: l
caught nv Jenny BY surprise. shis
morning. inherwrapper. and without
hoops; and / got the frstIkis I've
had since whale bones came 10 FASH
ion.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
.cITsY 40 OK SIT g RE,

III I, & !. & 4. IA resspDectfniy call the
INN stte ntipn iii eanntty Mercha Iiis. Is .a'.
IL and others, 10 his extensive sfl'i %e1I 81
rs tfql stoeAa q. "a Iii L,ndr Hank Rookk
Books, alions's a 1. rrsnared 10 sen, whole.
III ~ ! efail, attrerY loF rates. 8,
AI; = Ia enoefienee in the bnsinSs ere lel
him 10 purchase seiy g Q ! 1 Is !. II 81
keii III Il Il II fedncsd pres. s. ,ksI,.s n
n Paftfcalnf alteration 81 $500 q Z. 81
Haoke ff M ssls L'o' 4,
Bla1k Iftss Aol' 80 = ysasi
thahd ts
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
!. IA. TURNER
LAW AND JUSTICE.

TT a. FISH Err and j. y. ENGLIISH ha a
H. Ing entered into 4 parsnsrsh mn, ior ne !,
: 4 - III practiciag Law III the Counties o.
Mason anil Putnam, VIII feg lasiy aSts. U
Citeri;i, Qnap trrly land Mohthsy 9yt.ss
those two conn ies.RHu Wl'spal s.sIy = F
a. - ~. other III the firm Will alwaEs be
found At their otnc ~ Font &, III u
one 81 The other viii regularly oe =. 9hs ~ u
aam- Gounty Courts M - alE
~ ri ssaHt. Dec. MI nsIyl Hat Fl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
n MccoMAsl 4 NEWMAN.
u f.fSorr1eEwR 1T AAN0
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

Ifyon want an ignorarnus to 70
spect you. 'sdress 10 death, z and wear
watch seals about tho size Of . brick
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

A IIottentot once gbt mp peinting
ofheayeD. It Was enclosed with ;
fenee made Of sansagess Nhiis the
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

The Press. the Pulpit, and the Pot
ticoat. The first spreads the news,
he second the Gospel, and the last
sbreadsA2all over the sidewalk.