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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-07-08
May -, IsJ7-u
DEDLARS.-Our Extensive and var.

t)EDLhhO--OUF EAlenSlfe anu Ear-
4 led Stsck Of Yankee Notions. are offered to the
trade ~ New York prices, transportation added. The
present stock on hand and lIat nov arriving suTpass-
IS in extent and variety any thing Of the Kind in ibis
section Of the country, ami he sold ut the lowest posi-
bic rates. DUNLAP & STEWART.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-07-08

TIME TAGLE-SJ. }.
To take effect GA AM aHer A,ril 9Th, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

hspAr, " g, Nay 2, 1887.
Tho bill grandrs In the Nes York, Newfoundland and
London ('Ailaotc'D Telegrsh Company the exclusive
right for MY years, to land upon the shores Of this Pro
vince, submarine telegraph cables paced The upper House
by large majority ThuvdAy ami hss since reoovcd
The signature OF The Gevcrp9.
Parliament formally rsorcgued on rbuuday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

samuel L. Hays, Receiver OF Public Moneys ~ S'uS
le,pds Mnne"a Territory, vice william H. Wool, whose
commission has expired.
Lewis g. Pyles 81 FcFida Register q tho land Office a
Newnllsvle, fla., vice Thomas 7. Prevail, deceased
Atfanam ~ Palmer, If Iowa. Receiver ut Pubic Monel
N Nouncil Bluff, Iowa, Vice Enos lowe, rrs<nel
bnshtod b Howard, r,samaster n Galcus, Illinois in
place &C Bernard GRAY
~ y n Mctay, ~ Georgia, physi'an 70 the ~ Tao
am foft una Wagon Road Expedition.
james u AMMAN OF Cumberland, haryand, di-eur''hg
agent ~ The Fort kcarncy, South Pas and Honey lake
wagon Road Expedition, Woo Dsai resigned.
Charos Corkery, rostmt.ter a. Dubuque, Iowa. re AZ
pointed
samuel Hunt, Postmaster n jacksonville, flurda, ~
appointed
10 ylacs VI Slbgt COBB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04
The Mall. az Washington.

WAeHNErUN, May ;, I-jT
Tue Ncw Orleans mail pf Monday ia this morning
We have no train yet from the worth Probably has
been thrown back obsrucd by the rioters beFnd the
Relay iiotls,A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04
rHB INouEsr--vrRsr DAY.


testimony op yAxEs rBoRNB, WHO POUND tbs
James Thormb deposed that on Thursday morning,
en- O'Clock be went 10 sow the field, whore the body
-ound by him; he recognized the body The
when the Coroner and jury arrived on the ground
The body was lying the field the posture denucaly
Me same rs when he first discovered Il, about three feet
from The fence In the ploughed furrow he back with
The hands folded the breast and the outer skirt
draw up over the fcc there hat or outside
,ep found and the shoe found The outxde the fence
matched the on her foot
svrrroyy og WILLIAM JNtuNs, vzo Lnr s.w AAxaH FooM
wlharn jenkins depesed that he resides In Ncwburg
had seen The body This morning does not recognize a.
she bodv on any ono he knew; hired a horse and
wagon of Mr. wygart Tuesday night last went TO the
yssn or Sbayanrunk returned about A. NJ on Wcines-
say. e, Newb burg about o'clock on Tuesday came home
nlsna. had some one In company when he went out;
young lady named Bloom, thinks her Chrisuln name was
sarah took her out her request met her ny aproht
nent the Of First and Eghhttreets; mas oeen
acquainted with her about year sue olea ID pr.
Hemp's store on Tuesday mornings went out ON the sOuh
plank road and returned on the NORTH and maze no soS
either way
rprposy os cuAwEa w. rcx WHO I'M nopY y WI
SARAH NOON.
Mr. Tee depoecd that he had viewed the dcsi bey' nut
could not identify 81 knew Sarah Room; she was ~ MS
house ON Tuesday ast she came from Great Bend where
sho had been spending the winter she e bis house on
mcom
TESTIMONY or MIRA o. q rcr-coRRoaOpArEs rcy-
MRS. Tee deposcd thai she was bc wife Of the last WI
nees had looked nj the body and positive thai Is not
~ hairi sarah was At her house on tuesday, AMI ct
soou sin O'Clock r. she said she was going home with
nunrcr; was living al John Corlcy's q short distance
nun ,hs Basin, weed since,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

iEovutNCx, Nay z, isj55
The co~rH sass M u,s week BEEN m,si.r4tc and
prices without chang. woal-Frces unchanged tho
stock continues hight sscs ~ the week o. 800 Ms Print
3, 500 piesss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

BALnsoRs, Mlf :. 1857.
Tie Rev Dr. Elder, Of Mount sAin, Mry's College was
consccraied Bishop Of Charleston at the Cathcira o dry
great number of persons Witnessed The ceremony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

NuTaORs May ID 7, W.
Tho r,o, stu continues, 1h.s morning the train which
was returning with the military guard thrown from
the track by thu rioters md several smashed.
Two soldiers injured; g them had leg broken.
Two military companies were sent ont ~ the Relay
House this Afternoon W protect The freight trains which
come in The result W. have MOI yet heard.
BitrrsoEy, May 2-loP.M
Tue railroad rot "a no, yet fully qaclIcd Tc evening
frcigh, trains sent under military guard, con.
ssng Of three companies thai ordered cut by the
Govornr On resohius Jsckson's bridge they fired
uron by The rioters The military returned te fire brisk
iy, Killing one rascr and ~oandng others The s~lns
then passed on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04
s.re.., pur,,,u~,,..

Hon. sreIbrn A. douglas ~in tsye Washington h. tay
accompanied by his family, W his re.idoncc Ia ILLINOIS,
Among the gryas IN IN h,icIhia We notice the follow
ing FIX secretary Marcy anil mmlv, Gnueru Plo = .
MAJOR General Jcssup, NiW Wayne, az The army Nr AMI
Mr.. Nctalneni of london, aul General waltv Iaouu
son, q south Carolina, bate Minister - McSco
Tho Invitation 10 iae Rcv Mr kanoch b. b,,,,rne the
pastor u church ~ late phil Was Ike u,c Jls.g
purTortnr ~ come froin W Jayuc, fnrrcry.
sam Ncdafy, a. Ohio, the new towering ~ Muno
sota. arrived ~ y. Paul on The 22i ulu no
william Price. isq, Postmaster Ut Chlcas,. nn,o.
Senator John X Thomson Of NgN Jersey and n N W n
haolsy, VI New York, are IN WashBgtou.
rARRIvALs.
~ ne Nerorn. an H9.s En- Risl-- rpHel s. o. Mimi
sier ~ .mM Nm bFler, tuii~l S'ua'or Peupsy tyautt
Hon u T. NulN, f.rriin. ~ Wssue'Ju ,Ir, n uf iirs
Tort ~ san trlnci-rn, TIN John Wopi ina "a .r
u Mesico ~ .'
Prom Richmond Re in D. F'..,rn shir Ht,n,sa-t VI.
Unualk Ut herman, ts"u NetlrtYl Nfi tf.rv 50 tH
treD nenDyose, \ DHckar kl.u. Henry SUTTON lul
h WIZ llly.r and Inurhfer, g. tnrauL Tbs NIlr. P
baflow VIZ ingrrepli A EtsfsUii psni Mayo, inas 1
Wcg heuner Dangl ienner John ilir-y. " ~ Grant " 100
- Noron " Irwin, X orr. y % CrlWe.L llt, H''
" Phiihp. smiley, y PraL y Mlur, W p Mrir-
tofi, w = Wcrsd1rt and thr"t ohirln Nss in N7'N
Peabody and y M he s,eHragr.
From Honolulu in ship John GIpn, a. View BeiiJri w
W burnne-er, Of sl~r1nauy Wears ~ hn'n,na WI
unishin-, al Frie, Peuusyitann. vs. y % " ~ h~~r
kDg, sss IA 9 -se 49,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
TERMS --$I,25 PER ANMU,a.

The quarrel it pretended to compromise"
blazed up more iercely the moment it was
put in the statue book, and has grown
hotter and hotter ever since. 1t has
drawn thousands of dollars from the Treas
ury, while it has hardly returned dozen
runaways. 1t has exasperated the North,
whlle 1T has not benefited the South. 1t
has broken up the parties that sustained
1t, ruined the presses that advocated it,
and crushed the officers that enforced it.
1t has brought down the grey hairs of its
Presidential parent in sorrow to polite
al grave. 1t has embroiled us at home,
and disgraced us abroad 1t has weaken
ed public respect for law, and stimulated
popular recourse to riot. The chains a
round Boston Court murder
Gus volleys at Christiana--the bloody creek
at Wilksbarre-the alarm bell at Syracuse
the cell of Williamson, and now the
armed strife of sheriff and marshal in Ohio;
these are evidences of the kind of Npeace"
that has followed Millard Fillmore's cad
justment" of the slavery question.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
Eeltrtfn Gale.
Chances and Changes.
BY FRANCES D. GAGE.

II say, Mr. Conductor, when will the
next express train go ovt to St. Louis p
eleven o'clock and thirty minutes,
tonight, sill" was the gentlemanly reply
to the rough question.
"Eleyen o'clock and thirty minutes !,
Go to Texas. Why, it's ten this very
minute. I'll bet my boots against a jack
knife the morning express is Off"
Yes, sir, it has been gone half an hour"
"Why in natur' didn't you get us here
sooner? Fourteen hours in Chicager is
enough to break fellow all to smash
Fourteen hours in Chicager, putting and
blowing. I've been told they keep reg
ular hundred hoss steam power all the
wulia arunui1r. 10 blow themselves up
with, @nd picA the pockets Of every trav-
eller to pay the fremen and engineers
Wal, | guess | can stand it; I've tWen,
ty that's never been broke, and | guess
that will put me through. Why didn't
you fire up, old brag-give your old hoss
another peek Of oats ? ] tell ye, this four
teen hours will knock my calculations all
into the middle of next week"
"Very sorry, sir-we've done our best ;
but as we are not clerks of the weather, |
hope you will not lay your misfortunes to
our account. Snow-drifts and the ther-
mometer sixteen below zero, are enemies
we can't readily overcome"
That's fact" said the first speaker,
with broad emphasis, and good-natured,
forgiyipg smile, Fourteen hours in
Chicager."
The stentorian voice, sounding like a
trumpet had aroused every sleeper from
elysian dreams into which he might have
fallen after his long, tedious, cold night S
travel Every head was turned, every
eve was fixed on the man who had bro
ken the silence. He was standing by
the stove warming his boots To have
warmed his feet through such a mass OF
cowhide and sole-leather would have been
fourteen hours operation, Six feet
four or five inches he stood in those boots
with shoulders Ceased in fir coat, that
looked more like bearing up world than
you will meet ordinarily in half a lifetime
His head Websterian, his shaggy hall
black as jet, his whiskers to match, his
dark piercing eye, and his jaws eternally
moving, with quid between them, while
smile of cheerful good humor, notwith,
standing his seeming impatience, attract
ed every ones attention.
"Fourteen hours in Chicager, eh ?
Wal, | can stand it if the rest can; i
twenty dollars won't carry me through
I'll borry of my friends. I've got the
things that'll bring EN-"
And he thrust hand little less IL
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
gelerten ppetry,
By BLANCHE D'ARToIs.
JOY HATH ITS BURDEN.

The autumn sky is bright and fair,
OF sapphire blaze and golden light;
Dim, pearly clouds are floating there.
Like angels dreamy robes of white.
The lofty trec-tops, crowned with gold,
Emit beneath translucent light
While ruby garlands, climbing bold,
Suspend their gems at arrowy height.
Th' aspiring vines are nodding proud,
Their serpent coils the forest bind;
And grapes in purple clusters crowd,
Th' aroma scattered on the wind
The forest -5irds-a gieesome throng-
All joyous fly from spray to spray
Descending like silvery song,
The limpid wave pursues its way.
And scattered DER the gorgeous wood,
Are autumn's glorious fairy bowers
With Jewelled Cup, aud Cardinals Hood,
And Asters' white and purple showers;
The Salidago's golden smile,
The deadly Nightshade'S gorgeous dye;
While ever round them float the while
The humming-bird and butterfly.
TIL elixir breath of ambient air,
Inspires and thrills my feelings so,
scarce can beauty'S burden bear
Pleasure 5 akin to woel
Ny heart is all with JOY depressed,
The load weighs down my spirit so
| own It's not in darkest hours
We feel a load like woe.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
The History Ofa Compromises :

Seven years ago an elderly gentleman
in the White House wrote his name at
the bottom of document which, he bland
ly assured the nation, would be panacea
for all their political troubles. 1t was an
act to declare hospitality a crime, and the
denial of a crust of bread or cup of wa
ter the most cardinal of patriotic virtues.
The prescription failed Instead of an
olive-branch the Fugitive Slave law prov
ed fre-brand Instead of promoting
peace, it has done othing but foment strife.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
E. r. HARRINGTON,

'AS ELLER, Coudersport, Pa. having engag
ca ca window in Schoomaker Il Jacksoa's
p'ore will carry on the Watch and Jewelry
BUSINESS there. A fine assortment of jew
IIy constantly on hand. Watches and
SoSelry carefully repaired, in the best style,
W The shortest notice-all work warranted.
9.24
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
ESSEX.

@~Orson Pratt, a Mormon Elder was
killed on the 18th ult near Van Buren
Ark, by man named Hector, whose VIII
Pratt had seduced and was taking to Uta
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
NJ. w. MANN,

phALER IN BOOKS 4 STATIONERY, MAG
ALlAES and Music, n. w. corner of Main
and Third sts., Coudersport, Pa. lo:l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
HENRY J. OLMSTED.

SUCCESSOR TO JAMES W. sMITH)
OtALER "a IN STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
LAKE, Main St, nearly opposite the Court
ILouse, Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
ab LOn Ware made to order, in good style, on
notice. lO:l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
z. A. JONES.
COLLINS SMITH.
D. 4. OLMSTED,

pEALER IN DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &c, Main st,
Voudersport, Pa. l0:l.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
THE POTTER JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY
ThOS. 8. Chase,

To whom all Letters and Communication
should be addressed, to secure attention.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
ALLEGANY HOUSE

pal,EL pnUEL NJ. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg,
so'ter Co., Pa, seven miles north of Co1-
uefsport, on the Wellsville Road. 9:44
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
COUDERSPORT HOTEL,

~, NJ uLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner of
Ter Co., Pa. ga
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
4. p. CONE,
Il. w. BENTON,
w. K. KING,
O. t. ELLISON,

PHYSICIAN, CQudersport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens of the vii
lage and vicinity that he will promptly re-
Spond 10 all calls for professional services.
Office on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
cupied by c. ". Ellis Esq 1922
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
CoiMssIoNER,s

TN pursumcl of 4 decree 81 the Circuit
tCouIt III hnawha nouky, I shall, q
special commissioner, on Midday the 2eth
day Of 0~ctobeinext. proceed to sell at the
front door Of Ill Court Hote of Kanawhs
County % the lehest bidde on 4 credit d
three and six Snths, a tra. Of land con.
tanning twenty e (25) acrs, lying on n,
waters OF RugSRranch efDayis' creek Z
full description which va be seen byTei'
erence to a deelfor the SINE Of record =
kanawha Cou4 Clerks bfics from :.
Burgess and Wi to AaroI Midkif. TN
sale is made to htisfy the said Spinks ne
amount Of ~afiuknent he'll against Aares
Midkif for the lrchass Rney due n slia
land. So much kh will b required % vsA
pay the costsFcf / E and ofthis psbliettlop.
sea2-4w bN0. S.bWAAN, Con
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
MEDICAL coLLEGE or VIRGINIA,
session 1S57.5S.

SEE#3t= Ert-%y EE-4#HE @#at#HH II#IE @EEM5@.
TIME next annual course OF lectures will
i commence on the LIST Of October, 1851 at
the college Building, corner of Marshall and
College streets, Richmond, and terminate
on the 1st Of March. 1858.
Bell Gibson, M. D; Theory and Practice Of
Medicine, by David H. Tucker, M. d; chem
istry ahd Pharmacy, by Martin p .AScott, NJ. ID;
Materia Medica and Therapeutics, by B.I R.
Walfotd, I'D; Anatomy, BY Arthur E.
Peticolas, M. ID; Institutes of Medicine and
Medical Jurisprudence, by Levin S. Joynes,
M. D.; ObsteItrlcs and Diseases Of Women and
children, By J ames H. Conway, M. D; Dem
onstrator of Anatomy, Marion Howard, IN. ID;
The study of Practical Anatomy may be
prosecuted with the most ample facilities and
at avery trifing expense.
Clinical Lectures are regulaTl u giyen at the
college L~nfrmary. This .I~nfirmafY, under the
same roof with the college, is at all times well
l4flled with Medical and Surgical eases, and
furnishesecul..pia facilities for clinical In
lstruction. L
Many Surgical Operations areperformed il
THE presence of the class, and the Students
being daily admitted to the wards. eniov, un-
der the guidance of the Professors, unusnal
opportunities for becoming familiar, not onl,
with the symptoms and diagnosis of disease,
hut with It's daily progress and treatment.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures, a. los 90
Naturalization Fee, 500.
Practical Anatomy, 1000
Graduating Fee, .25 90
The Irice ofBoard, including Fuel, Lightl
and Servants, attendance, varies from 8 ste
$ per week. The Catalogues, containing
fuller informant ion concerning the Institation,
will be forwarded to those who apply for it
Or specific enquiries will be answered III
letter. j. S. J0YNESj M. ID.
Jnly2l 5 ~. Dean ofthe Faculty.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
TRUST SALE.

ZIM
DY Stue or 4 deed OF trust necnisdi.
ID mel trustee by JohnW STRIKE fs he
benefit q Milton Parker and Andew J. pcn.
nally, ded 27th OF April, 1853. aid ofreeoit
in the &rk's Office of Kanawhs county, !
shall. onMonday, the Dist day o Eeptenbh
next cit hing court day., at the front dca
of the ~ctrthouse Of Kanawha county, pws
coed to 50 to the highest biddei for cash, 4
house anAot, ownedby said Joht W. StsIks,E
and situed on tie South sideof Kanaxhl
river, imkdiately below Hale3 branch and
opposite lie town of lCharlesbn. Also, y
acres Of lid adjoining the sam, on the up.
per end olHals's branch. mentioned and D.
ances thsto belonging. The title i con.
JOHNS. SWAMI, Trustee.
The abot sale is postponed o Monday As
18th day pioeaber next.
seq JNo4 s SWAMI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

AAMEs ROGERS, Margaret Rogers, VIII.
{ liam Sharp. Nancy 5. Sharp. Alneda
Eers (late Sharp and her husband. Andrew
tbert, Daniel Duskey, James W Myres.
Aoeren Myres, Thomas Collins heirs in law
eAndrew Sharp, deceased and Id Maze,
Maze, w L Maze, RI Mare. Jonathan
We, VII Burriss. Melinda BtrriBs, Heze-
a Collins, Roannah Collins, Elisabeth G
Ne. Dianah Mage, Sarah J Maze, Nancy 3
Ne. heirs in law OF Beniahi Maze, deceased,
aPG Hays--Take notice, that OF the 10th
> 2lst insts. days Of October next, at the
hse Of H. Ferrell's. III Calhoun county,
Ainia, / win proceed to take the deposi-
u Of sundry persons, lobe read las evidence
] suit now pending in the Circuit Court Of
Y and Chancery Of lmer county Virginia,
lthich / am plaintiff and you defendants;
, If for any cause they arelnot commenced
pEcommenced and not Completed. they win
D continued from day to day untl completed,
Aich time and place yon can sttfndif you
shroper, &c. ELiZABETHMAZE.
spt rs p6T. 8 III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
Family sewing Machinea.

HAVING been appointed agent fot the sale
4 Of Wheeler q Valson's Family Sewing
Achines, in Western vEginlB / would re-
scttully invite the ladies' and gentlemen OF
hawha and adjoining counties to inspect
liz Machines in operation At Blocks Hall,
Asleston, where Ishall be happy to explain
! manner Of working. would beg to say
It as Family Sewing Machines, they are SUI
fior to all others manufactures and that for
kuty and regularity Of stitch either upon
krse wooIlen cloths or On the very finest
In or eamhric, they have pefer been APP
lached. 8. III GRIFFIN.
RnlY14, 1857, v3nl2n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
GosHoRN HOUSE.
Charleston, KanaMha.

NAYD GosHoRN informs his friaude
sD aadIthe public generally. that he has
rebuilt al his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and is prepared to ac-
commodate al who may favor him with
. cal, il 3 Ray that will please the mosi
fastidipls. His Bar is supplied with the
finest Champagne, Claret and Madsris
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDTES,
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES
and ine CIGARS, &c,
April IS, 1856. n3tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
"! u! & j. "a. GoSHoRN
wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Dry Clio Q de, Groceries e,

Eli PHI KEAD eMA AAAIN0s
Glassware Queenswafe, Hardware =
FRONT STREET, CHARLESTON, VA.
TTAVING removed our Hardware and Gro
f cery store into the room formerly occu-
pied by Messrs. Brooks, Brigham q Co, and
adjoining Boar Dry Goods Store, we beg leave
ID say thatSthe business firms of w. q j Cos.
horn ana j. ~ w fGoshorn, will hereafter be
eonductedbuund the style and finn iof w. r.
AL 4. H!FGoshorn, at the old stand of w. & j..
Goshol Il, where they are now receiving and
openina direct from the cities of New York,
Philadsiphia and Baltimore, the largest and
most durable stock{of Fall and Winter Goods
ever broughE to this market; amongst which
win be found every vaTlety of ladies and gen.
Elements fine dress goods, ladies' cloaks and
talmas, boots and shoes hats and caps; silk
and straw bdonnets, kof the latest style, )china,
glass and queensware, Of the atestdescription,
paper bangings, window shades, parlpr and
halIlanpsI ofyarious sizes, books and station
ary.l and saddIery. Also, a large and well
selected stock of cheap and fashiona5legready-
made eIQthing, Ia large portion Of which we
mi mode toorder, Which consists 81 every
description OF coats, pants, vests, drawers,
hickory checked and white linen bosom shirts,
shit collars and wobfen undershirts and draw.
ers, all 6l whic I'LL will be sold at 1Fuinasuall,
How pRees f6r cash or on q credit ID punctuaI
ceust6msfs is. IA
The ladies are particularly invited ITO cal
and examine our stock Of dress and fancy good
Eeloth cIaaks1 ~talnlass &c, which have been Sc
lectea with great care, expressly for this mar
ket, from THE best houses in New YORK, aud
lPhiladalphia, we believe cannot ne snrpaS
Isea, IL equalEed, in beauty, style AID cheap
ness, BY any house inthe place.
Please cali and examine our stock befor,
purchasing else here, as We flattef o~ptselyei
we will be enabled 10 Offer you such bargain
asFto make il greatly to yoarlnterest 10 bur
from u.s. 4" Is
All orders promptly attended to.>
II Yoursrwith respect, MH ~
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
KENTUCKY LIME.

lURWELL 4 FORD. having been aps
appointed as agents for Num- Ken
tky Lime, are at the public service to
bnish small or large quantities Of the
bne.. No use to recommend. Give it a
BIZ. 1T stands on its own goodness
Fee, per barrel. at The wharf-boat, Pt.
Easant, 81 go. All orders will meet
pmpt attention
Pt. Pleasant, June 4, 1855. F2n8t.