davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
Cennent Roohng.

HAV1NG purchased the right Of Child's
Ii Patent Elastic Fire and Water
ProofRCement Roofing, (patented January,
1851 for the State Of Virginia, we are pre-
pared to sell the right for districts, counties,
or towns. 1t is the only article yet invented
that will successfully resist the action Of the
atmosphere in every climate. 1t Isl perfectly
Water and Fire Proof, and IN point of dura-
bility we belieye'it is equal, If not superior,
to any metallic rod6ng; and IS by fat4hs cheap
EST that can be nSed. sx
1t can be- put on over shingles, tin or iron
roofing Ono difference how steel Abe roof to
prevent leaking; and it IS Insured In Gi1cin-
natl at The same Fates as lion or tin TOOLS
It cannot take JfrkJrem tAe harniag ef eOntig.
uous bnldings.
We will be prepared, by the 10th BIZ May, TO
furnish and put on this excellent roofing d
Wheeling, and other places. @
Address us at Wheeling. Va, when full
particulatscan be obtained. L.LA
May !, 1851, v$n2ms EsTIL y go.
Read the following certificates.
OFFIcE or BUCKEYE STATE INSURANCE. Co., ]
No, i6 Front street, bet, Main ana Syc-
amore, Cincinnati o., Dec, 16, 1866.
To all whom ii may conceern.--lThts is to
certify thatI have examined specimens and
lIoofs Of w E.C bids d Co.'s Fire nd Wa
ter Proof cement Roofing and believe it to be
leminently superior to any bther kind of Roof,
ling now in use was aid I'VE witness of q
l~seyere trial of one ofthese Roofs. fFam alarge
volume Of fame from an adjoining building.
which struck directly upon THE r OFF and Cor
mice for nearly. haitian touf. Itstood the trial
beyond all expectation, and saved The build
ling. Signed, T. w. HASKELL,
President Buckeye State Insurance Go.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
Mercer Academy,
KANAWHar.

OA4AAs11RA o4N1 MANA LlA 20, Va
TINE next session Of this institution wis
III gin on the 7th September. The cosn.
lof ttruction embraces ali stu sss reduiTs.
for fling boys o easering any lan e d.
.legeor for the active business II Iis. h
MiIllnclude
Tk Usual English Branches,
Tt Latin and Greek LapguaAea
Th French and German Languages.
tt Mathematics.
Tt session extends from sept.1 her iOtha
July0th, wilhia ian ipteEnission ~ few an
at Ctistmas.
tpition-ia. Grade. $50 per SESSION.
End. Grade, 90 "
AItuition fees, payable enartsdy b Il
vanet Y
Pulls, IN ak cAsEss sickness sxeepte&i
win : charged from time of admission o end
of seldom.
FoeiEcular, or for furtherinfornation, sR.
ply lttE. w. Newton, Sec. Board OF Tnstsss
to- WIN. o. CLAYTON,
Jult2l, Isl. PnnepiL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
Wageons Waggons! 4!

TIM undersigned having permanently b
il hted atlCokLs MoUTH, takes this nsik
Cd to ifofn his friends andthe pnblit gens-
ally TIT he i prepared to furnish Tie pubic
with fGggpns. If you want 4 neat. good
and SUBSTANTIAL Wagon here is tie plsts- 10
purchie. To those who are acquanted With
my wok il is useless to say more; but TO hess
who alnot: aYOU SHALbN0TsRE DIsAR-
POINTED JOHN 0YERS5INER
Aprik4, 1857 ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
WILLIAM SMITH,
shddle and Harness Maker.

BUFFALps VA
MOULD inform his friends and d.
w public, generally that be still css'
tinRs TO manufacture every descriut;o,
Of psk in his line in the best nssss,
andat as low prices as can be pu,eb,.s1
in Western Virginia.
thankful for the patronage be,.tos,.
besbwed on him, he respectfully q, .
continuance of the same.
.hne II 1856, v2nIOtf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06


90 W1fnen~e@S
FoRGER'i6 to5lgTlcr.
John 3. Dye = The A1tssQ
who haa had 10 years s.ss,
Banker andgpublishef, and snsssaes =
AAsefies 81 Lectures ii fIs
Tabernacle, 1
!, whep, for 10 successive nish,.
2 qrb0,0D0 people We
II greeted him with rounds 81 ann1.az
g Ne exhibited the tanner = No. NH
> terieiteis execute their frauds, q .ean'
z ana shortest means oil detecting n ssltl
q The bank note ~engTaFers al ~ IN
3 istheEreatest judge of paper rpSr ~
Is GREATEsT DISCOVERY 81 ssia,
00 PREsENT CEnruRf 81
a Detecting Counterfeit Rnst
q peTIibing Every Genuine BiIiI le'4A
g iAenee, and ExhibiEingsta IN q
every Counterfeitfa
g C~iIcllafionif
= Arranged 80 admirably, that Rxy,.
EAst end DETEcTIon In-srar,.ssas
u Ncindex to examined M nsq
z hunt up! fesa
But soBimplifed and sfraneed.
4 Merchant Banker. and BSsirsn ,t y,
e a see aHatG Glaass Ia
English, French md Co.
3 nus Zach may read the same - y.
q Native Tongue. WA
IS Most Perfect Bank Note List pm.
Also a List Of Aasl
- ALttke Prirats Baakers. II A.
3 "A Complete Summary ofthe F,aes.
tgRofE and 4MERicA win Be nnbi;.lees q
tch sditiop, together with al M 'sse a
INT NEws ofthe DAY. Also 1pa'-
= a SERIES or T1LRs
y Rom al Old Manuscript found Il n.
Q u furnishes the most complete n, -
IA tory OF
ORIENTAL LIFE
~ escIibing the Most Pefplexiar po.;e.-
81 { wLich the Ladies' and GentIsmes osse
buntryHbaye been 30 often founS Tsl
tories Will continuethfonehou a ~
~ Par, and will prove the Most Eat.,,..eP
ig ever offered To- the Public
70 Fesnished weekly 10 suh,.,A.
Glysat$l a5year. AL letters must 4. y
tessedto JOHN SsDYE, Brofe,
us Publisher and ProD,;s,.,
lv3n1y1 10 Wall Street, New W.,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
COTTAGE Ism,

BY JAN s All. GRAH
This house is pleasantly situated on the
Jint Pleasant and Chariestpn TURNPIKE, two
lies above Red Honse. Every attention will
paid 10 guests. s2n26
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
KAEAwHA Q q, VA, May b, 1857,

KAEAWHA e. Hi Wa, May ", 1907.
I hereby certify that | haze used WI. 3,
Childs q Cots "PatentElastic Fire and Wa
ter Proof Cement Roofing X on my new hotel
and believe tito be alliit IL represented to be
and feel warrented in Recommending it to
the public. IL. WILSON.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

.Those Expecting to Dye This Winter
IITOULD do wen I'd call at the Charles.
nv ton Drug Store, as they will find
there b good assortment Of good Dye
Stufsl il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
CITY BOOK STORE

GALL1POL1S, OHIO.
IKTM. II. NASH world respectfully call the
attention Of country Merchants, Teach
is and others, to his extensive and well Sc
ected stock Of School and Miscellaneous
ooks, Stationery of all kinds, Blank Books,
te., &c which he is prepared " sell, whole
ale or retail, at very low rates.
His long experience in the business Enables
gmto purchase very low and ne can afford to
III at greatly reduced prices.
Particular attention given to orders for
books for public or private Libtsfies.
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, &e., constantly on
hhd. Viii 5FlEHF y2n4IA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
Grocerr ana Haldware Departmen!

Grocery and Hardware Department.
lin tbs department we keep a very large
stock of groceries, such ASH. q. sugar, coffee,
tet !, molasses, crushed, pulveFized and. loaf sn.
gar, pepper, spice, ginger indigo, lard and lin
seed oil, twhiteEleaaS tobacco, candles, soap,
sup. cafb. soda lice, ex. logwood, cotton, yarn,
coRperas. aldtn5 saieratus. powder, lead. shot,
lia a gFeat many other afticleS uspally kept
in-agr0cery store. too nuIaerous to mention.
Also. q large stockof cstdage and hardware,
consisting b fImanIllal and hemp cordake, from
Alto 2 inches iron. steel, nails, castings, cut
IeIy, OF oil kinds, building materials, rnechan-
ies, coopers, and farmers tools; mill, whip,
cross cut aud other saws, Of the best English
and American manufacture, 10 which we par
ticuisTIY invite the attention of farmers, me-
chanics and lumbeunen. las great cate has
been observed in the selection Of these articles
We think you would 10 well to call ana ex-
anime our stock be fore purchasing elsewhere,
feeling assured that will be to your adysn-
tage to 40 SO. Ef6
Particular attention to all any ordars we
may be favored wlth.
OuEstoek consists, in part of
Cloths and cassifnsTes, greatsvarietX
Flsnpels. o~feverB variety
Fancy tolored satiRets,
Ladiss'E dress goods
White goods, +.lE3
Glovss and hosiery,
ShaWls8 carpets, &C.,
Oil Gloths,
Boots and shoes,
MEMS and boys hats,
Cloth dress and frock coats,
Assoited sacks, comprising sacks, halfsacks
and pea Jackets,
Assorted business coats,
II ~ -I--- a = %EAfEIEE < FIN&F EF
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
AMERIcAN HOTEL
REMoYAL.

kARs. ROCK---formerlY pc The Maiden
VI House, Kanawha Sallnes-kas removed
lihe large and connmodious Brick House, OPP
bsite the old stand, where she il prepared TO
Ietertain the uayelingpublic.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
nv The I.ast Boat.

UsT received 900 gallons STONE WARE
consisting Of Jars Jug. ChurnsY &c.
so q fresh supply Of pure grecsriss. For
lie low for cash! k
March II, 1861,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
sAcKst sACKsii1

a LOT Of secondhand MEAL SACKS
n for sale cheap, at the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
CMe4ssArIA Agency ROYAL us. Cd

"A TFT .H# " FGU4Tbs I60If ~ y
i have examined W. E. Childs &yCofs Elias
tic Fire and Water Proof Cement footing, and
as fat as can Judge, consider it A good in
vention, and am willing to insure buildings
thus protected upon the same terms as | in7
sure those covered with metal.
Signed, JOHN S. HLAW a
Agent Royal ms. Co., London and Liy,l.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
TANNEY, ron SALE,

BAHGAdN can pc had ~ the Tan
4 merry situated immsdiately back oi
salo, containing about one acre ofland
a i good bark house. bagk min, and
a Of water, etc. Ths tn house il
iAewhat out Of repair. Buffalo il one
3Ehe best points In Western Virginia
! tannerY. Ro. 81 HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

EOR 4 negro oplulatfo IN. between Il o.
Is wears ~ Il 4 dipht house WORK,
plough 4 garden. IA sttSd 70 4 horse, iif
Dido. IN DE LlNDE,
Andy st sSe vi bs ! r. rsustf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

confactiona1Y & Grocery,

OOu19CtA0Ae
Main street, 4th door below ~
Ferry, Chadestsn, YET
IDEING INV aconainted With the baking
Is business. in all is vaTious branches, no
pains viii be spared tolender satisfacEion -
the most fastidlous taste.
Cakes, Pastry, &c, &c. for Wedding
Parties,
made on the shortest notice. Fresh Bread,
IPastery, &C., every day. Flour BY the whole
sale and retail.
Having on hand . fnllsupplY Of Groceries
twill sell as cheap as the cheapest, for cash
Country produce, &C., taken In exchange ioI
Goods at the market price, or cash viii be
paid if required.
n42F2 GEORGE WANF.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
KBNDALh, Va, Oct, 26.

j have used one Of r. j. Dali s8grain clean
ers. ON my farm this season, and can confident
ly recommend tito the farmers Gf Kaaawha,
as one Or the best aud most psrfect graiR.
cleaners ever vas acquainted With I
GE0.lW HILL. I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
~vANMATRE HOUSE,

~ NAH & Beacon sts., West Colaluin BID,
Il. u. n. yANMATRE, Proprietor.
This house IS fitted Up IN the eest style, am
every attention will be pad 70 ylslsors.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
CNclNs5Ar1,D Dec, 22d 1856.

. 'T sCINClNNA vi, Dec, 3T2dT I65b.
To whom 1t may corcern-This Is to certi-
~ that we have adopted w. 3. 0hilds 4 Co.'S
Elastic Fire and Water Proof Cement Roofing
upon our store ana Dwelling Houses II has
given the most perfect satisfaction, and we
can recommend tito all wishing Fire and Wa
Ter Proof Roofing.
Signed, BARKER Won PHBLs
Cas- Fixtures, No 81 WestFo urth st.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
VALUABLE KANAWHA BOTTOM
FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE KANAWHA BOTTOM
FARM FOR SALE,
Al Harvey's Western Va, Land Agency
Office.
.CITUATED about four miles from
- BUFFALO. containing about 900
acres; shout one hundred acres Of which
are well improved, with = comfortable
hewed log hoHss. A bargain can be had.
LS0-Anothsr valuable tract . land
a for sale, lying and being on Big
Hurricane Greek, Putnam county, con-
tanning 855 acres, which win be sold low
for cash, horses Or cattle, Or 3 time by
purchaser giving bond. bearing interest
from date. R0. 4. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
sTnAnrn - srBRAsKA

W.IH. GuRLEY, Commander, 80
ri. II. CalswELL, CLERK.
/. f..t l, nn;np lipht draueht steamer win
rs.,,Isrlv hefwee1 Kama VIA Saiines and
aaiin6I;s-ieayin Kanawha Salines every
Msndsy WEDNESDAY and MISUNDERSTANDING
leaves GalIipolis every Tuesday, Thprsday
and saturday. she win also make q "trip 70
Ponneroy every Monday.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

ssLIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.o
DERSONS in want of Window Glass,
I Putty, DC, would do well to call on
u. Fl. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

a. EtENt r.. A&ASl
vTyHE enbscribers would respectfully inform
he FaymershfK answha and theadjoining
counties thar fkey have located IN NorlhI
ICbarisston. ~opposite Mr.. Joseph Bibby's NIL,
snr tas nnrpose II manufacturing their lately
improved double screening.
Grai1n
This fan IL pronounced BY competent Judges
Ia be the best separator now in nses fqr cfeaits.
ING Wheat. Clover Seed and all kinds Of
grain, from Cheat, Cockeis Garlic and all
kinds Of filth. 1t cleans Glover Seed clean
enough for market without sitting Fhey ere
built ofgood material, and byfgood Workmen'
All our fans are warranted All commnnlca,
tions addressedto Kanawha Court House wiii
be promptly attended e; pr III
March 81, 1857.
Having had occasion to clean some seed
wheat. thoroughly Of cookie, cheat, &c.s
was induced, from the high reputation nad'
of MIR. Harris improved fans, 10 make the ex-
periment, with one Of them wh lch with facil-
ity. and easein every way, fuiily accomplish
es everything fDr which itE has been 50 de-
servedly recommended. nB1Ippnrp
Kanawha County. Oct. End 1886.
Having used one Of j. B. Hart 3 Cos. Fan
for cleaning Wheat, &c. lake pleasure IN
recommending ii to the Farmers. for clean.
ing seed wheat of crockle. cheat NC, 90 no
think il a be surpassed byianYF an hsiai
as | have ussd i, il has gwen entlFe satls p
ton. N5f- 1OthNN r. 1890
CHAnLEsros, Kanawha.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

%T1ME A9AL AA ~ -TWET
AND MAsuFAcTuRING CoMPAEr.
E. H. Penneman, Chief agent
TIN CAMEL CoAL Co. or Coal River.
w. S. Rosecrans Chief agent
TN WESTERN MIr1Ne AND MAUFAc-
TUBING CoMPAET.
john D. Vanhorn, Chief Asgsnt,
TIN VrRoIS1A CAMEL Coal CoMP'NY.
Clement Smith g hisff Agent.
TRs PArsr CREEK Coal AND Iron MAN
uFAcruR1NG CoMPANY.
G. @. Tompkins Chief 4gsnat. !
Mr. CARBON MINNIE CoMPASE.
Peter Lamb. Chief Agent.
TEE OLD DoMIEIoN Coal n 1RoN
MASurAcrURrEG COMPANY.
Philip P. cambridge Chief Agsnt.
THR WIN1FRED MINING y MANuFAc-
TURING CoMPANY.
George Jeffries Chief Agent.
n. KASAwHA MIEING CoMPANT.
Philip P. cambridge Chief AgeF9.
Banks.
! RArK oF V,aerSrA, at Charleston, Kama
lanes G. Mcfarland Presidsat.
Sam'l Hannah, Cashier.
John M. Doddridge e'ess.
William Heoric5 oes'1
vi: Mcf arlanc'
!. Jonn =. uosnofn /
n4 nure D;,-esa,..
: ains Gi nhn
iT j 1unDS.ae
Franc;s Tbompson.
BANK oF5kANaWHA' ?. 49, IL eai4le
Henry Fitznugn IT, +.
A. spencer w. Oas"
Henry Fitzhugh,
i y ST.
o.. H;Il
Thomas ] Buster. Directors.
. Andrew Pl Fry.
] Charles G. Watson,
Benz. s. Smithers,
Thos. Z. B1oun, .
E..AwHA SAVINGS T~ssrIrur1oN.
Alex. w. Quarter, President.
JohnM. Doddridge, Treas. @ oeey.
James River d Kanawha Company.
William j. Rand. Collector of On Kan. r.
nonolas' R. Iayne. Sun. Of Turnpike.
e., p,ver Nay,gat;an COMPANY.
mla-aa Il pra,,n prss;de,t
Clanoa Il Smith Chief Enoiaeer.
John M. noddridge Treasurer.
Benjamin S. Thdmpsea-45oH Collector
mt Wsii;amD Pate.
VIM F. Goshorn, .
iob1 n Wanhorn. D;rscor..
r n. Pepneman.
Francis Thompson,
Salt
RurrsER, DoSSALLY y Go.
R N. ". Wilson, Chtef 4gsnA.
RuyrsER. HALE IL Co.
7 John p. Hale, Chief agent.
Benz. j. Smithers, Shipping agent
Sail INSPECTORS.
ndr.v p @Frv. I,o,oer District,
T1unsM nadardonL Tgyer D;et,;ct
10y =.
/ ennrcnss.
Episcopal .---Rey. y I. Smita, minister
Pres6yterton-key. Jas. "a. DroWn; ~ !.
Methodist 4. Charch-poaM' rev. We
Mcfarland, Minister.
Methodist p. Church, NorfA-hey. T.
Patterson, Minister.
N KANAwHA sklrSEs-
MatIoJy Il. Garch. South-Rer. ". &
McFarland. Minister.
Methodist E. Caarek, NoyA--Rey.
O'Flyng, Minister.
Pres6yfsrian-Kev., III, LePps; Mmls.s
Bdptsst-Key. 1as. =. Unison, Alinis1ef
Arrival and Dcparture &c the Mails.
$3.50, NJ, .rr;yos u Tuesday,
~ $3.50 e. T. Is "a 80 satrrdav.' i 4 ]o.eloel
p. M. and departs on Mondays, Wee
nAS1Nul - .TEIW 80 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

i have had in use upon mys farm, during
the present year a wheat tan manufactures
BY j. ID, Hart& Uo, Of cha leston Kanawh
lake pleasure d sayingstAht IL is decidedly
the best fan | have ever used or seen IN USE =
!. JAMES M, LAiDLEf
ciannod 1cS. a 1Sb6.H #t IA%H#a ]
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

IMPORTANT TO THE POOP.
Those who desire riches. are presented nov
with the
KEY TO WEALTH
Believing with the poet that
ssTrue happiness, ii understood,
Consists alone in doing GOOD
We take prlde in introducing 70 me plOls
me following ----~ .
IA LOTTERIES
,,A;.h = viii BE- perceived money may be
!. nI.ithou s~caIcely an effort. Packages
$3.50 ,;ekets should be ordered tol secure
4 l.yrest amount dc money, a. q Package
can drsg four Prisse. i
pRaAwING 70 AXE PLACE ~ LAVE
802,OOO!
THE LEADING PRIZE
Followed By
&6,5o0I
$3.50!
$3,25o!!an
$3.50 4
i srLrsDID PRIZES %
R5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

uav;ng had orcasion to clean some seed
n,haat tborongHiy az cookie, cheat, &C.,
was induced, from the high reputation nad
DC MIR. Harris improved fans, TO make the ex.
pertinent, with one Of them whichI with facil'
ity, and easein every way, fully accoinI'ilsh'
es everything fDr which It has been SO de-
servedly recommended.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
Ialrauba 1irtft0ru.

Uaited states Court for Western We.
JoHs w. BRocKENBRoUGH-Jndgs.
!BowYrR MALzR-AH0rney for Y. N
JrrrrEsoS T. M~ARrrN-AdrshaA-
THonAs t. MooKE-Nsrk.
John DRYprx-Dspasy Clerk az Kandashd
RoprRr BLarsE-D. MarshdHd Kan,
This Court begins It's sessions in Kan
awha, on the 18th April and on The 18th
September Of each year.
Kanawha Circuit Court.
GrosoE w. SunMERs-Juage.
AsDRrw PARKs-AH. TOR Com veahh.
"a. w. QuARRrER-Clerk.
JoHM L. MosELrr. ea,n,,; ..ioaers.
ALEx. T. LA1DIRY, 81 cSogesru.
Gro. S. PATreE!
JoHr SLAcK-SderG.
i. H. ERY-Deputy Sheriff.
This Court begins its sessions on the
fand May and on the 22nd October OF
zach year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

gpcts,iops. We qoote Wns.f He'd 'vaI ~ az PIG
6sis ~; w,,tern a,Lg7,T 1l sp osc y C""-A'''d
BEkT PonK AND Nothing doing except In the meres
70 AL, Of late pices , .., -,
lARp-There is SIN fetal sbssrc co OF inauuyi P'
% wset" was sold yesterday at 81 Y ewt. s &, Lon,
TALLow under specnla i've movenent 49, ,hso ne
nahet bss bsccne dull closiDg So spot sno '1'
year January 70 March, sndf2 March only t9t r. =.
Here there IL little doinsi so d6 asked for Buches Asso
eistiop. but Il 10 most difficult TO find buyers.
RosIs 10 dull; II then for common. -,
BAnk whOu. alteration Phi.dsphis selling =; 81 and Bal
tnore at " Fcwt
CLovEasEEpNo transactions have tAien place sfew p'
cells of new arrived.
CoIIos-The demand continues 20 BE- very limited; aud I"
the chief portion OF the fresh arrivals Of the
market as fast ss landed prices barely supported although
the decline scarcely amounts 20 quotation In Mahser 10
day business has been dut the sh revival veek
having quite snb.ided- "Middns" Orleans Gid NJ obe
Uplands SID. y n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT OF NOVA SCOTIA.

THE NEW GOVERNMENT OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Fvo~ rae London Daily Ne.cs
Ne LADoucnere cannot be congratulated on the ap-
pointment OF Lord Mulgrsve to the Government of
Nsva Scotia. To talk Of especial dtness Of personal
qualifications, OF administrative abilities In this case 10
simply cut OF the question. II is Impossible 10 assign
any other reasons Tor the nomination than that Lord
Mulgrave Is within the magic circle which hes, or is
allowed 10 have preferential claim on all the patron.
age Of the Grown, civil military, high or low, good,
bad or Indifferent; that Lord Mugsves tastes in the
House Of Commons led him for few years past TO
act ss "csd" to the wbippef.in Of the Ministerial
party and that il now suits Lord Mugrsves personal
convenience to 70 abroad for period Of six years at
tho public cost The appointment may not be gross,
Il popular SORT of man In the House Of Commons;
sad although whipping in seems scarcely very ee-
vsted branch Of Industry for the sen Of Marquis,
Lord Mulgrsve Is understood 90 have done Mr.. Hay
ters bidding cheerfuly and pleasantly 10 that gu Dor
Illustrative ct Of how hard gripe aistocrscy has
on our Institutions aud how little ali sense Of moral
spocsibty in our rulers can prevail against Its inss-
table appetite.
II wa bat fortnight ago that ono member Of an
he Board Of Admiralty. Immsdistely a member Of
another noble house vas appointed thereto And, ss
IN the case Of Bishop the Crown presents 10 the
vscant benefce 90 the ship vacated by the new Hon
b another Honorable Captain. The whole scheme
o. sristocrehc government Ike the stars above us,
mcyes IN IT, appointed and accustomed course, in &C
ooicsncs WITH The great political laws Of cestripeta
20 Sn.nIugM fcrce. Aod 30 II viii continue until,
suItoef Reform in Parlsmeut we show our rulers
49, S IeIs Ne more important political Influences n
~ smguom Than those Of the Pnppss and Ponson.
10 nsk allies. In the present state of the rep
sumSs1 Of . sS:n Tie ca influence lsss
hs lsH general election they placed lord Pslmsrton
moss sucn assp obbgstions BY exercising ther in6u-
saes 10 bis fsvor, sad whss, with The eSistius re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
INDIA.

Dispatch from Cagliati TO the British Government
announces the arrival at Suez Of the steamer Oriental
mot the regular mail steamer, with Calcutta dates to
Nov. lone week Mater. Two conveys of provisions
had arrived safely at Lucknow, where Havslock vas
stu surrounded by large numbers Of the enemy who
were said to have 800 guns.
There had been some severe fighting, and Gen.
Outram was reported to have been wounded.
Sir Colin Campbell and staff left Namwoor for
Cawrpore on the 2Sth of October to which place the
troops were being moved up as quickly as possible,
and would proceed to the relief Of Lucknow, when in
Sufficient strength.
The arrival out of several additional troop ships s
reported
Lord Palmerston, in announcing this news to the
House Of Commons, said he feared it but the echo
Of the last merssge relating to the convoy which had
reached, not Lucknow, but Klumbsgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
THE VERY LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1872. m.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence e. Co. report BREAD
srurrs dull and few or no transactions in any article.
Provisions uneettled.
LARD nominal.
TALLow quiet.
Cor1os market slow. and prices must be quoted ID.
y ft lower sisce Friday general runs Of American,
and 3-l6d on Uplsnds. Sales to-day, 5000 bales, Of
which 500 were for speculation and export.
LONDON, Wednesday neon.
CossoLs, 9ls s92i for money Gil 09li for account
-ex dirdend.
The Liverpool Agent Of the Assosted Pre-" says in refer
ence TO the above:
This Cor sol statement 10 ele sphed from London but
suspect sli should read oil