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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

VINHE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
l. FOR SEPTEMBER 5
Circulation. '''.'''I'o'Ooo'
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
l..LRADING ARTICLES -Rentismj BTi,i.h
Rue in ln9ia; spelling r9Te rieaI C Ths
Truth oft; G,rdnef The Hcr,ld-The Lei stature
Tle Philadelphia Press Ex-Governor Gorman
II.REvIEW OF TIE WEEK: Giving in 3 condensed
and conspicuous form the ;'tcs and most ,Ep 1rtinI
events that have ranspired in ihe City and Suburbs
United States and Yu;stan
Ill LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
IV..BLOODED STOCK SALE IN ILLINOIS: Core
sponeence of The y. y. Tribune
V.THE NEW PRO-SLANERl CHURCH.
VI FROM MINNESOTA: 4 Governor in Fight Cor
Repentance Of The y. Y. Tribune.
VIl..THE NEW sUGAR-CANE.
VIII. OHIO POLITICS: Speech of GOV. Chase.
IX.KANSAS: A Day in Court; Triioi Gov. Robinson ;
Gov Robinson Acquitted; Tie Army OF OccuPi
ton; Gov. Walker 'ni Kia'-'i Border Ruai,ni'm
in Aichson
X.POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: North ClIoin.
Vermont; Iowa; Neb .GssH.
M..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED Ely TELEGRAPH;
From Washington; Later from Xmas Dir. ba
chauan ON Kansas .
XU..LATER FROM II cope.
NIlI..POETRY: The Ivory Gate.
XIv..REvIEw OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: Tue 20
etics Works of Leigh uuut Floral Home; lmpro
viss lions rom the Spirit
W.suSnAY WITH THE INDIANS: Correspondence
XNI..TOUIt or TEE UPPER WISCONSIN: History
and reTil' Of Isiina cosrs'ppnienes Of The y Y.
Xyll..DINIEG AT PARIS .sponieuce 81 The y. Y
Tribune
XVIII. ENGLISH GOSSIP
NlX..AGRICJLTURAL INTELLIGENCE: Apples In
poTts;iou Ot VALUABLE Stnrt The Sorghum az the
South; Niue Culture IN the aitrd states; sorghum !;
The Chinese sus.Et ans; Nsr,etie' " American
Mspie.
XXlSDJ'STRIAL AND SCIENTIFIC ISTELLI-
GfNCE.
XXI. HOW SUI LOvEEGooD EXPLODED. Hi, TX
periepee with Soda Powt'E'.
yxII MISCELLANEOUS: Antioch COLLEGE.
MIL TIE NETWORK TRlBUNE-lsJ1-j9.
NV MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
INV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Report. Of The
Sto,. Money Cotton, Grain, Catt,e and other Mar
I,f. .peois.ly Reported for Tie Tribune.
sr,.e,u,IoXs-One copy for year. S2i Three copies
A, Five eopi.s s., Ten copies, SI2.
Sinse copies in wppeTs can be &c counter 'p
tse ~. s.l..r Ca,y ~, sssA.It Pia"s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

VVISCONSIN. with ILLUSTRATIONS, Engraved
Views of SuFFRIoR CIrYrhe Pictured Rocks OF Lake
superor-A Wc.rrn Village etc in this weeks BIZ u
IL STKATED Exercise for Girls, NOT Only cents
TNTIE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper IN the
IL West as medium through which TO advertise. IL also
detailed account Of the progress OF Western krosds
and Land sp.custions and through which Capitalists
"a. srcute profitable inyesments Terms ~ Ad'
d., w Il. sARN ER Des Moines Iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

WANTED A Gentleman a. q iiea
L TO tale charge Ct the GRAMMAR 0EPARr9Si IA
Public School Nc b q MOI: lis.ea A!ess, ~ Az
West ke,rssIis, Wss,shes:eI Co, n !. ssnV WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER
No GA Broadway Houston. stsiies Laura Keene,
sole Lesee Direoress Dress Circle and Parqne 5c
Family Circle 25c Orchestra Stalls fl Private Boxes,
end 46-Doo~ open att; performances Will commence at y
o'clock THIS EVENING,
A MODEL OF WIFE.
4 CONJUGAL LESSON.
Mr. s. Lullaby Mr Jef.rs Mrs J.. LULLABY Miss Kcene
TiE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

frhe Rev. T., n incaid has consented TO address the
tnisG MEMS MISSION SOCIETY, on FRIDAY EVEN
Ne s.pt st the Sttn.On-st. Baptist Church Ihs VIII De
rule aIance as be sails i1 thurman on oaturaay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

DARN ms NJ U S E U NJ
ID Thons sn1i9u. people 81, Gop tin tp I'll the Ma
ieSm ID is s real noiheS Mrs Anderson welt little
longer ard heRes T0y yet g sP al hours; dy
sIS fyS AT oeoot as well az EVENNG at o'clock
in Magic Necromsncy, Ncntroquism &c The Happy
Family, Living seIpents 1 may be SEEM Abundance, %
cents; children under ten, u cents
THE LAST NEW PLEASURE
The Management will open on the lSth i1.t the famous
comprising scoreor two of AquaIa ffeh and salt water
ponds ncosed within walls of plate ssss containing thon
lands of gallons and covering several hundred feet Of surface
They ore supplied with every variety Of living fish aud plant
from river and EXHIBIT to the visitor all the myster
phenomena of accompanying life beneath the bill
lowe 1" The The WATER IS NEVER CHANGED!
the ieraos of the plants end animals keeping 1t al
has months in preparation and is fitted up at CREST
cos, by Professors Natural HoIy the Royal Geological
AZ these are the only perfect things of the kind
the Management prepared 20 supply as countepat
PARLOR AQUARIA of every size and quality, FITTED UP
TO TASTE, al very Reasonable Prices
MISS E. L WILLIAMS, THE WELSH NIGHTINGALE
whose fame in London. character vocalist in WELSH
ENGLISH, SCOTCH and IRISH BALLADS, is unsurpassed
engaged expense for short time only She Will make
her fret appearance in America the l4h inst. in EN-
LOVER Sah9I ,n ssr %c ' Mis-. "
sing sEVENTEEN DIFFERENT SONGS by Mr.. Lover.
The Managers have made arrangements in Europe for con-
slant supply Of attractions Of the highest order and comprising
any NOEELTIES before introduced in this country
all Of which Objectionable in their naurethus securing
10 the Museum it's established chaTa place OF innocent
resort to families who would combine valuable instruction with
rational amusement
MIR. ROBERT GOLDBECK begs to inform
l his Pupils and the public that he has returned to town
and that his address ia No li9 sthst.
T1HE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
A. tine Hall Of Dr. CHAPlNS Church, No. 54S Broadway
as old ocaou-frora 10 O'Clock until 10 O'Clock M At'
Mission Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
TINE L A D E .s 5 J o U R A ,
ILLUSTRATED MISCELLANY.


Til. now ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL s.s. since f.,
commencement net with most unexpe'ted Its
superior L.rsrv Matter and Engraynes choice sell tons
Music ELEGANT and copous Designs 10 arucess Of dress and
need woE the large coored Fashion Plse Of authentic
fa,bu elaborate Ensrayipss-ooPes Of celebrated pain:nE
&c &c together with its price, has rendered toe most de-
.iIable valuable and entertaining Magazine published.
SEPTEMBER NUMBER NOW READY.
Th, NaRaziue il published 10 large Octave Form, and
TIE Contents OF the most choice ana vaned eollec
FLORENCE NIGaTINGALE-A Biographical Sketch, with
portrait drawn By her sitter. ..,r =,
NOODbROOk ABBkI-A 0esnthui isie' by AiEs dU6Hs
Sunset TLoushtl-PoetIy - -
BELLIES OF THE LAST CENTURY-0ueen Elisabeth,
with portraii-Peun'. Cottage, OF Lettia House
BOY LONE-By W. u. SToDDARr.
MES UATfIELD'S ANCESTORS-By Mrs. BEULm c.
THE wINNOw ER-By T. BUCHANAN READ.
MAIDEN WORTH-By CHas sHMH
TWO PIECES OF MUSIC.
THE FCHO-A rev and beautiful Qnsrtstte, sud
THE LADIES SMILE-A hsyontc Waltz. arranged from the
Opera Of the Brides OF Nenice. .
Pictorial DstieTs, a. &c.
An Of III. ,rtic,s are beautifully illustrated and about
THIRTY ENGRANINGS OF ARTICLES OF DRESS AND
NEEDLEWORk. -
This chesp Magazine sold by all the dealers, PRICE FIJI
TEEN IENTS
ROSS 1 ToUSEY, and DENTER i BRO, GENERAL
sCATTERGoOD 4 co, Publishers, Philsdsiphiu.
NURSERY MEN and FRUIT GROWERS
~ For the most complete list of NURSERYMEN and
cnsia. apd the Provinces, this weeks LIFE
FRUSTRATED Also in the Patert Ohice Department,
TIE PROGRESS OF INVENTIONS, NOTES ANO
QUERIES &C., in LIFE ILLUSTRATED, for cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
Wy ALLAC T II f A + + r +.
S1I-A

A l., II a I, i
w SIu AK
sUdoIce that attended the opening nsht OF
Th.aeI induces the ment 10 repeat the entertain
mcnt THIS friday EVENING, Sept ,
Mrs JOHN WOOD Miss AGNES ROBERtSON
mr. las; arr, aIspce IN New (er last IN New
York this season York this season
Mr. BLAKE Mr.. WALCOr,
Mr.. LESTER. Ms CANNON Mr. JOHN WOOD,
"'' ' And Mf. DION BoGRclcATLT,
forming embsge Of such never sgan be seen
tosetheI IN Entertainment -,
Tn, open o'clock, and the Performance Will
commence ~ with 5ourcicsulrs comedy. in five acts
LONDON ASSURANCE. .
Sir UarcouTt
Max Hathaway Noitpn
Charles County,. MI Lc.Ti
Dazzle (by the author Of the comedy )..mr boHcnaII
Ado plus 'Din ~.
Solomon Itsc' w.
Grace Ilakaway miss Agnss hoDeitson
The Orchestra, under the direction Of
Mr. ROBERT STOPEL,
will perform during the evening" Overture Is Sentinele-
Stope 2 Poke Echo Dc Mont Banc-Julen. selections
from MISUNDERSTOOD. Quadrile, Massanieho-Jnlen
s. Schotsche Matide-dedcated Mr.. Stuart by Robert
Stop.l
The Box Office will be open from until under the up"rn
tendeuce Of MI. T. Moss, where seas may be had
On MONDAY NEXT ~
Miss MATILDA HERON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

ITHE 81 BSCRIBER having purchased the BOOK
i ard III BLISIIING BUSINESS Of the late firm 0t
BUHCE BROTHER
will continue the wholesale retail aid Miscellaneous B"oa
business st the old stand
No 10 Nassau-st..
Tie Trade viii away find al ans complete assortment
of all the New and Miscellaneous
BOOKS,
PERIODICALS. MAGAZINES, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
&c. &c,
a. tie Puhlish-Is' lowest cash prices. -
The Public Of Boston Pnadc pna and New ok con
s'anily on LoId =. ,,. -, e.
Particular on vii be v1n 70 Gllns The orders OF Co'n
Nv Dcslefs with p1ornpude accuracy aud Dispatch
. JOHN JANSEN,
b., kseler aud Publisher
No ~ NaisaG-st.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16

Late From ~ralifdrais

NEw YorK, Friday Jrnie ~
The steamship Geor9a lar, will
dates from AsplnwalI Ia the 3 dinst.I
arrived here this a~fterloons Z
Intelligence from San Jnan del
Monte relates that over one hundred
of Walkers men are still 1T tliat place,
sick and. III a destitute condition.
Ii was reported at Panama that the
fChineos Islands are to be placed uh-
der the joint protection pf England
and Hraiice. /
Dates from Lima to May g8had
ibcen received at I~,lnIaffla. Tire peYb-
Tuition in Perm vas ended. Fiyauco
was at Argrippa with i small force,
lbut h~onreans. The Peruvian feetat
1.-THE GhiiAcos surrendered to tire GOV
Fernment on the 10Th 6f April, and
was ancgpred off Caliao. The sEoop-
of war Ldhn 1dqnaswas at GhlHcos.
The news from CalifarrIiai Is Of gen
era1 importance. The papers give
FtTeI "details Of tie massacre d Cofonel
ECrabbe ana his party. which s~eefnstto
Ihavs been attended By incidents Of Din.
usual cruelty.
Cpl. Crabbe himself was Ied ont
AID tied, with Iris arms about
his head, toa Rost.and riddIed with
a hfNlred bullets. The excitement
lin California over this Blassaere seems
10 u intense, and it Is feared that
Eboine general plan Of revenge against
the Mexichns will BE adopteI
The mines were yielding largely
business was ndt4mach ifnprored. but
there was little change In pF q
The money market was easier.
Stocks qniet.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16
aThe Emigration Mania

On our first page an article will be
found, under the above caption, taken
from the Greeibrier Era to which we
Invite the attention Of our readers. The
Era il a staauncR Know Nothing paper,
but unlike some other Know Nothing
papers, III this section Of the State, i
does not deem il consistent with patriot
ism to unite with the abolition organs of
the North in traducing and denouncing
Virginia and her institutions. The
article IS worthy Of 4 Virginia paper,
and points out the true causes Of the em
igration which Is now going OF from this
and other Atlantic States, to the Western
States aud Herritoriess Unlike our vener-
able editor 81 the 'Rspu5liean ire Erd
does not think our good did State Is on
he decline, and that her peopleare being
driven from her borders by taxation.
we recommend the above named article
ii tie careful and attentive consideration
III ali the aold fogy esoakers" IN and
about Charleston. We AK its attentive
per.nlsal By tho editor u tie Repabiean.
and. hope he may be induced 70 publish
III in his paper. We also suggggst that /
contains some wholesome truths which
litWould be well for The Kaaarhd d9nast.,
ID ponder and reflect upon.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16
Bloomfeld Academy
FIVE ailEs WEST oT TnE .rsnERslTr or =
w. WiIlouxhbs Tehhs
w. LEROY Br01n.aA. MIX .retA

FIVE antEs WEST on TnE ,~rsExERslTr oF IA
W.. WfIlouxhbg T ebhsI
w. Leroy BEoun,sA. VI.
|TNHE Fa1fth So sion Of ahis academy. 4.x.
Il merly andet ~tberhsrge Of Mr. 2. III. Geoa-
loe, will bvggin-oI the Isl OF 3epsember. Tte
course of tns5r3ctioh viii ineIlde he EnrIiEh
Language and Literature, andlall the Eleiaeh
tary subjects apperthining thgIet0 tse Nil
Elm Languages, inelldrng G3man, French.
Spanish, Italian and Anglo Saxbn; tie Ancitar
Languages and the pure and uaxed Mafh<-
maties, fnrluding civil engineering.
secures will be delivered ppoa she snb
lsets OF Chemistry Natural Philosophy AID
Astronomy.
The course viii te designed 10 furnish a
thorough preparation for the Unikeisitv Of IA.
The session will contain two Terms Of i've
mbnths eaeti, The!sspenses loTeaeh L nm ff
board ana ilfIilon, m all the DEPARTMENTS IL
cfud ng everything except .igb4s, viii be S4Bs
payable on the first LAY OF ,he bern.
For circulars containing moteapafHcnlar IL
formation, address eslheGof the pnneipals Il
CT nloiteSville, IVA.
HEvEREHcrs. 1.-The FacultySf the Enivek.
SHY Of Va; Prof. AL d. Baehe. Sup.t e. =
Coast Survey, Washington; Ii. NJ. +. Madrf.
Sapft National 0bservato.y j. Wsshinglna. Col
Jefferson Raldolph, Franklin Minor, Esq,r.
Charlottesville; and James l.. Carr Eq.. ka.
naWba. lie Is. 2ni
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16
ron SALE
A Very yaluable tract Of Land.


rTNHE undersigned offer fof sale a very u.
I'LL W8bie Tract OF Land, knosrn asthe ssBdla
Greek Property,at Of which Jqbn Lewis. late
Of Florida, but FORMERLY Of Kktawha county,,
died siezed aud pasSeSsel !. contains ID
wards OF seven thousand Acres. is sitnatrdi IN
Boone county, on the watefs Of Biz Coal
River, and abounds in CannelDsnd Biiuminous
Coal. This is ors Of the mose desirable prop
cries ever offered for sale ILL Western Viz
GINA. 1t lies IN the great Coal region Of VII.
ginia, just below the we.l5kn6wn Peytont
Coal lands, on that Partbf The Coal River
Navigation improvement nearly competed.
aud within seventy miles ofAfie Ohio iref.
Aiasge pet,ieb Of this uacuis capable Of be-
ing made excellent farming land. Upwards
of 900 acres Of the tract arefAtow IL eaatiya-
tom which are finely aiiahtedto the cultivation
Of Wheat and Corn and are well suited faf
grazing purposes.
AT present, there are Dwelling House.
Stable, and other buildings Oh tie property,
Fer terms and further partlculhrs, applyt0
WIN. a. QUARHIER, or
THOS. I'll BROEN,
ie316-9m at Kanawha Count House, Va
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16
Brnsnts d i Late Spring

| Some agricultural economist who
1ostks on both sides of the question
has undertaken to demonstrate thai
the EIte cold. wet weather and hack,
ward season has, on the whole. been
rather beneficial than otlierwiseI Al-
ready we can see that without doinn
III essential harm to the grain crops
pr, as we Believe, to the cotton. ID.
baccp and rice crops. as i WhsIe. the
effect Has been Beneficial Iii three itl-
p0rfant respects:
Ill has secured 4 lGagtlftert stl-
gar crop, amounting il ralhe Ii SO
p0n,Df0n or ST., 000 100, a crop U.s.
peeially needed at this time, because
ptIthp fai!nfe last year Of tho Louis
lama sngarcrop. 10 make the ma
PIE sap run freely and iablmlanfly,
changes in the Temperature
are necessary Ithas taxed the treesto
their rtmos9 without damaging them,
And an UNPRECEDENTED crpp oI sugar
HAS been made.
2. Assplendidl fruit crop. Hal the
Month 1bf April been wai 81, the Bios.
pms would have been so far dey elap.
as To- be destroyed BY the cold d
May Butthe blossoms have been
ke11tihack until an danger of their
HA1ts n,,Iakax..3 H.. ch.-k6 sI.-II I'll 4 Iii AiES
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16

* DANGEROUS PLAPTIffNG. A me
dical gentleman informs tile New
York Tribune that he has been al.
suited IN several cases where tile.
pew cent has been swallowed by chill
dreTIone OF whomli s onlytwoyears old
and n which great irritation of tile
stomach and bowels has followed, be-
cansdotthec orrosive nature ofthe met
ais composing it. as well as the deli.
cate mucous surfaces.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16
Fresh Dr-ues.

TAMES A. c4IDWELL lakes pltassn
~ in ID forming NE public MAT he kas isk 4
ceiykd ! fresh supply OF
Drugs, Medicines, Die-snas, ke.
lie keeps constantly on hand Paints. Wa
Lead, Linaeea, Lard, and T~anners Oh. Pant
Shoe ~Sefubhing ard reoiH Brushes, japan.
iCopai end Black Varnish Tobacco, Scan.
Patents Medicines, &c.
The ate I ton or the Ladies ixtaIledis1s
hne ASSORTMENT Of Fancy Afi5cirs, R~erfsnsrS.
Stationary. &c. lie viii be hspRs a. 81 TINS
to see thin and attend 10 thSir wants.
PhyAeisHs AVID country Merchants Fonld6.
well 10 call aIsd examine kefefs phtckas1y
eise&heTe. To all lie would say IL they Wi
cheap Bargains bring tIaeEeafy money.
lie i6.tf ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16
Fayette Elsstie on

Dickinson, K. ~, leads Smith, DEM
oprat, for Senate. about ~ votes. Davis,
Democrat. leads Prince, Know Nothing
40.
An election was held for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court,to Gil the vacancy occasion
ed 81 the resignationofH H. n. Dickinson
John B. Jones and John As. lotion were
the candidates the vote stood. Jones,
al lotion. ri Jones majority, 565.
p. s.. smith democrat is elected to the
senate from his district, 81 about Iot
majority.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16
Both in Town.

lion. Albert q. Jenkins, member
of Congress elect from this, District
was il townFtIlis week, apparently in
excellent hulnor, and receiving the
congratulations of his friends on file
result OF th~eIcanvass. Also, oneEx-
Hon. johnny Garlic, looking badly
used up, in i miserable humor, and
ever and anon muttering between his
teeth d-nAK Fn-ha co-ty-cuss DIM
CT cvs-D-sI-b-- Is ad-dh mb-g!
- Farkefsblug Nescs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16

MONUMENT ToSR I'M. " AILAeE.-
The natives ofScotland iii Cincinnati
lave collected in afew days over $500
ipr the grand national monument to
1e erected in Scotland, in memory If
Sir William Wallace, tile celebfatod
ssccottish chief whose name is fatail-
iar toa all who are posted iii the his
tpry ofSeotIand.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16

We understand that the Freight
trains Oh the Virginia Central Hill
road are now running as far IN AZ
Clifton Forge in Allegheny. The
passenger trains are expected ID hon,e
tp Haynes Farm BIZ the 18th ofJhlv.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16

q violent storm passed ove5 the
neighborhood Of Woodsale Ferson
cpunty NerfhC arolina. 4 law DAYS
ago, which did great damage 'to
houses, trees, fences, &c.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16
MoFFATe
II H p Il g
AND PHRNlX BfTTERs.

sTfIE best family medicine now before "
IL public for the cure Of III
scRoFuLA ULCERS. scuRNN
81 Eruptions Of the skin; Fever end sAgus
Dyspepsia. Dicpsy, and in fact sl diseussf
ssoon yield to their curative properties.
It has been computed thafaduffns thedaEt-4
years upwards OF Fotn NfLtioSs Of peiro1s
have been btneflted bktne Use OF these ned
icines, ! fact which speaks folunles in iayss
Of their curative pTopstties-H single trial fl4
place them beyoud the reached compe1pa :
the estimate Of every p~atienis By theif lsf t's
blood is restored 10 4 healthy state and ley
from oil Impurities. The system is pol 1ednes5
during their operation. bbt Inyigossfed, aps
they require no restant from business 2
pleasure.
The afflicted have ii these medlcineAs ttM
edythat win dofcr them all that meeisnf esH
possibly effect. Prepared byf
ie l6-ly w p. M0FfATs n. NOM
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16
FUIsTZ, DENNY s sHEPARD.
FoRWAHDING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
sGALIIp0I1S q

HAVING purehaseJ the Wharf hat Of ~.
IL n. Gubbage. NH atiead promptly 10 IN
business entrusted I'd them.
They Will keepsepaasia ntiY in hand a lafts
aSsoisms nj Of Bo9t StoLes PRyisioEs. GFeeeI.
hes. &c..NNc.
The highest marketpnce p4il IN easli on tke
WhaTf Buat farsBdtttr. Eggs Chsekeha, a1d-
Provisions generallf. 5
E~alIip0iis. Ohio. 1upesf6. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16

M ]. Littleboy has been appoint
el.agent for the Marietta ana Gin
Eaifroad a. Pmkersbnr = vi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16

The census II 81. louis. Just com
pls,ed. reports the total popaIatisn q e
eds rs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-16
IifgInia oongrsssmen,

|E#&x 4r
The entire Virginia Oepsfessl9nst
delegation just elected DenlVs' IT,
me members cleo Are:
4. Nj. ii Farnett.
3 3. s Allison
mhn S. Caskies
VIM. @. Goods.
/. Thomas S. Bocpck.
.6A Panliis Powell.
Wm. Smith
! Ghas. j. Faulkner
d. JOHN Ietclier.
10. SherraVd Clemens.
I'LL. IA. Ct. Jepkins.
IL. III. E~dmundson.
1ss e. " Hopnps.
All Of these had seats il the last
Congress except Messys. tGlemens,
Jenkins, and Hopkins. MS Carlisle,
who formerly represented this Dis
trict, was the only Know Nothing ii
the former delegation, and this year
lie is defeated. )
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-23

FINE CHAMPAGNE WIN Is. .
WE are just receipt of about one hundred Baskets o.
w Champagne Wines, Of the very finest brands, tbui
arenot importers, bah!) viz; ~. . ~ -. :,
20Baskets of the Palma Champagne from BuinaF Pre
Files France We the agentsfoT this wine In NASH
WILLIE and it is equal to any in the world
Is baskets Gold Medal Brand, very suPeroE
% baskets Mumm's Cabinet;
70 baskets Mum Imperial; 20 4"
rs baskets CquOt q. -.t
I2 baskets Redseal Cabinet very SUPERIOR .
y baskets Charles Heidseick pure;
e baskets Compte DMonebrun, for sale at very small r.
at at q unoR street, BY HOLLlSIER q CAhIbfA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-23
FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

HOMAS HOPE d CO., No. 1872 Chambers s,ras,
NeN-York,-established IS-O-lmpoflers spd naoIers
in all descriptions of Rare Old Madeira, Sherry and Po
Wines Finest Old Brandies, Superior Old Jamaica 81
Crax and Antigua Rum, Old HOsnd Gin, and every
u Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
Champagne-MaX Sutaine, hoet & Chandon and
Mumm Imperial, Cabinet and Nerzenay, Hedseiok and
other Brands.
CIarcI and SauIerRe-Including Chateau Mar
Eaux Chateau Laae, Lsovie, Lsrose, Margsux and ST.
Julien, haieau and HEut Sauternes
Hook WimeS--of JohnauRes5erger, Ma cobrunner,
Rudeshemer, Hockhemer, Sparkling Ock and Mosene.
Segars-OiGllhe choicest varieties, Elegsns, Regalss
Conchus, Operas, Pressed and COmmunes
Foreign EruiGs-Cf all kinds, hRsins, Almonds
Prunes, &c
Teas and COFGCes--all Of the finest qualities.
Hams and TOnEMGs-BuTlington, Virginia and
Wesiphalis Hams, Smoked and Pieked Tongues.
Goshen Efutter-in Firkins Tubs and Stone Jars.
pers, Olives, &c.
PTeScTE cs-East and West India and Domestic. And
uI tna general assortment Of every variety Of FINE
GhoChhiEN lmarh6, '57--dly.