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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
DISEASES OF THE AnTRurl

Persons frequently labor under 4
this sinus for a lengih Of time %fskSS5, - - Of
i4g The cause Of their suffering. Il Il ~.
terized by a very fetid and frs4nentIy siae
Discharge Of very acfid matter ffon NJ spps
IA the affected side, and before thu ~ w
taxes place, violent pains IN the ehsss
tempe, extending upIto tie Top OF ik eld
with o feeling Of depression and despesa-
with many othef peculiar symptoms ~sa
cannot be described lin a mere Cirs. Isea
Persons THIS afflicted, should apply Is
IIsf al once. for If the disease contippess ~,
the destruction IL portions Of tie boae NJ
pressure Of the enclosed fluid, or by ~ :
pafation Of the iRucus Hembrans AID
iedstum, BY liberation, a cure is much "a
tedious, and a healthy action ia IA ~
mAc Oh more difficult to establish. Ct
August IS, 81, Y3ntStL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

The Rev. G. . Barnett, While labonns
as a Missionary in Sontherp AIS, discovered
d simple and certain CUE ~ Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, CoaEh( Solids, Nervous
Debility, and ali impurities ottheBlodf; ab0,
an easy and effectual mode. Of Inhdihg tho
Kennedy. Aetuated BY a desirdNo beuefthB
81 fering fellows, he w~ilfebeerinlly send The
Recipe Ifresl to such as desire il, with full
and explicit directions for preparing and gnc-
eessfHliy using the Medicine. Address
REvaC. S. BURNETT
" MS amo. ISL Broadway. n, \. City,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
He bas awaited himself Or 81 I'D

He has awaited himself Of ali IT, -.
movements ID the m~anufartufe. ana =
those useful and serfceable sppseas
our comfort and appearance, from e rs
entire set, on either Cold, Platinum. ~ "
of G1tta Purcha, on on a very recent sl's
casting, denominated cheopiasty and ~
when we'll executed, restores The facs .Ais
abtuIal contour. y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
IMPORTANT.

Thostndebted 10 The late arm oE.H. w.
Good II & Co. are fequested.to cal ana s1t.
tie the sne, as il is important 10 The ga rites
that tfeshonld close npIfhe bushes or said
firm wl5at delay. Parties having ~sccounts
against e same the same will present. them
ii then the Office Of Goodwin a Helch.
Ehadfnn Senienher q fG
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
THE C-oMMoNwEALT4 OF Va.

mp TaE sHEhIFF OF KANAwHA coWTF, eazEFtEs.
WI conmandyoa that YOU summon The
Coal River and Kanawha Mining and
Manufacturing Company if they be founam
AypnE hailiwics, TO appear before the Judge Of
Jour Circuit Court for the Countyef KansTh4s
at Rples to be held in the CIefk's0ihce ikeis
.of, On the FIRST Monday IN September neSt 70
ans yer J ames Sherer, who saes for The use qf'
THE Western Mining and Manufacturing Coz
#panY of a plea Of debt for se7 50-dsmage
S25 And have, then there this writ. WI
mess Alex ander w. Quarter, Clerk Of our
said court, Al the court house pfsaid county
HtHe 9TH day Of August, 1857. ID the Sand year
soT cur foundation.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

NEw YoRKsSept. 16.-7Fears are en-.
tertained for tie safety Ok the steamer
Central American, nth California mails,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
BIaCEx9m1th1no

q alIi IS various branches, 1.-THE old st1s5
y anes Brown, on Locust-slreet, ae1r n.
GolttH House, Gsllipolis, Ftere The, -.
7cofktSntly on hand a general Aasso.tassf
la kinds Of RARMINGIMPLEhfENTS r..
also ihtend keeping on hand, ftadyf for IL
\ WAGONS, CARTS. DRAYS. &c,
pfItle best and.latsst styles of wofkmassSh
HORSE SHOEiNG will receive psrticu.r,
attention, and all kinds OF REPEATING lon
nppa the shortest possible notice.
Being prepared to furnish any aTecls n
lthsif line on short notice and on good Tn,
they respectfully ask passes to give TN
call. BROWN Il MCCLURE.
Gallipolis, August IS, 81 vsniSsn3.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
NTOt1ca.

FTNtIbattnership known as II. W. GOOD
u 'INl6 CO. is this DAT DISSOLVED BY nlu
tual ceseHt.
The business Of the abeye concern vii
,heteafr be conducted under the style 81
GooDIN 4 WEIGH, I'M the stole house
lately osapisd hyJ. q. Ruby.
III. w! G0ODWrNs
GEO. y WEIGH.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

hAa1cIgsN cs
IAVtNiust received a splendid stockp il
~ nsRoods. which has been selected
Win inc 1st care, I feel warranted in saS
ING 70 I'M stomers, that | can sell as low Is
aiiy U Charleston. i have a complies
asSertmeAt Dry Goods, consisting in part ii
saqles' foods, Of every description; fire
Iol ol cio|R assimeress sattinets, Jeans, nam
nets, slds, bleached and brown musl nsI
Iihen, h~anufchiefs, gloves, hosiery, DC. ii
Y khpaItement may chad white and
pIgWn se8s best coffee, molasses, green
any placN is, spices, rice, fish indigo, oils,
W'hdow n, powder, shot lead, gun CARS,
coinage ISIS, d~ye-staffs, dc. Hardrafelo II
aill kind7 n as: mechanics tools, nails,
snqVeis, Wy, Chains, ploMs. castings, &c.
9neensw " oil kinds. Glassware Of every
aesEflpelqR SO, housekeepers' articles, suoh
ghqkets' ttinwaIe, stoneware cotton warn.
ofoPms, Us, combs &c. Saddlery-sadt
ases, aar9 Sridles, bits, tifrups, girts, spurs,
oIlqle Teit seck lines, &c
ylnsot JOHN 6, GIBHART.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
M.ENRY z. ELIAS, |
#EgftIAsNUH 10 4UsLKI UhAFNNsJ TFIT
WaCESALE AND RETAIL DEALER /
TgHES, JEEEI8T AND CLOCKS,

Ats-ManufactuTeL az SllYef@aEe, Masonic
Lodgt Chapter and Encampmena Jewels
Seals,Mafks and cldtiidg, No. 16 West
Fourtlstr4et, between Nam and Walnut,
Gincinati, Ohio.
~ 4l-Aateheg, Clocks, and JesgeiEY h
rIehud warranted fSepE A,57-n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
sACkLEFORDIA 1919

SACkLEFORDi 8 SPRYs
esUcsEoRs TO ~sHAckLEFdaB 4 cHlcsTos9
WHOLESALER
DRUGsTs AND A~POTHECARIEs
No nterprise Bsildings Front rse:
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
Deaths Paints, Obs. yamishes. DYE stun,
Wiql1 Glass, Chemicals. Peffumsry,
Fancy Articles, &c.
Pun WINES, BRAhDIEs, So.
The hest price paid fuf Gilnseng. Flax
seed, 1ewak and Rags. IseptI III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
JAMEs WISE
RSG1dcnt Benz

CHARLESTON Va.
OFFICE ONE DooE rEloe sAcos eosso.
VII operate FOR any- 4a1
sOf from Inc IN tI;rs no ~ sae Gfeat O..
- & ~. ~ g NE aged a3s
Wears exoer;enss Tom gis.
@Hm Sim ~ hNsncs m his
islaetioh 10 any hat NAV 4.sssS % Iend 81
-trss,nsgt &c 10y sguls his ssi,s..
the Tech and Jaws are liable k-ssSs tag
Teeth, those useful ofga rs. eannot M y
ed II pain BY q iudicious treatment sss,F
nerves, Nc, and subsequently sa y "a
Rlpgged, aud have p be removed, Biz sssss%
N Extracting is certainly custer. aeile
tpuch less force applied and pain inaie,as ~
NY the use Of the Key or F0Iceps. tt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
v aO WANTS CARa[lEEs Asp sUsGIEI.
Carriage Mandatory

Carriage Mandatory
THE subscriber would infofm the CITIZEN
III of Charleston and Kanawha generally,
that be has opened a Shop. in the Stsge Sta
bles Back Street, back Of the Gouft House,
MhEre be is prepared TO manufacture, il q
s3perfsT style, all kinds OF
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIE.
Having worked in the lest shops ia 90
EesterH cities, he has no doubt but that hf
WoEk and prices will give perfect satisfaction.
HE ID also prepared to repair all kindsef
carriages, and trim thea'in the latest style
HE uses rome butfhA best seasoned tinte
tl building carriages. and finishes il in ast-
.perior tnannerss
with his establishment. In which all work
a4eeaed will be execytvdfn the hest manned.
New carriages md bdggies kepton hand b.
salss OF gwen i exs4hhgV fF Nd ones
EiN6N BURKE.
Charleston. July5. As5t-7Sms
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
Blacksmithing ii Cannon

KSNHE undersigned would remind Their
IN squaintances and friends IN KaaavsT
atll the pubic, that they still carry on
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

SNHN0L OGGEIkSS 00OaN - TflI
Ior ErppIis of the skin, Fever and AgHe,
IDgspepsifD iopsy. and in fact all diseases
soon yes their curative properties.
II has tn computed chat during the last 2t
years upfrds Of FouR MILLIONS Of peFsons
have beeIenettted BIZ the use or these med
feInes. e which speaks volumes i'll msnl
Ipf their eitise properties sInpIe trial wTI
place thsteyond the reach f competion n
The eStinaaoiev { patient, By their rs M
blood is Tored 10 a healthy state and fsed
tiotn all rites. The system IS not Iadated
during Oh operation, but ~insigorated, and
they redl no restraint from business 81
pleasure. It'll
The alied have in these medicines i r+t h.
sdy that y do FOR them ali that medicine sn
R~ossibiyktt. Prepared By
ie l6TLy w. b. MOFFAT, N. YorE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
WANTED,

IT WISH to purchase, Tot ny own nse. Z
IA MICRO WOMAN. For one that viii
lsAit me- will pay the cash. Address
L. e. GEORGE.
HARgoSt IS We. Buffalo, Putnam CO., ".
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18
: AUCTION SALES.
/ GREAT SALE OF B0oKsaAND STATIONERY AT
i sE 745 Ft AUCTION VI
\ BY r. ARMFIELD.
1 TTyE4YS EVENING. Will d sold Mt early

GREAT SALE OF Bo t2sS,a AND STATIONERY AT
THIS EVENING, vii BEL b sold at early
J. gas light, at So st. CHARLES street.
Of leratare he various dsparents Il knowledge
and useful a,ts ind S
and pocket bibles and prayer books etc.
the makers, stationery aud articles generally
extensive and been
S The e Gs 9 ~ to p se
invited T. examine Ne stock during The day
unf the h soe XXI IS wi al seId ac
Saweiy Silver so and Plassd Ware Fancy Goods etc.
BY A. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer
owing asys a. % cclss viii old a. auction the
store d JOSEPH Rafs street IN Of re-
rpg from and for the further Of MS ss
TO doid Hunting Patent Watches fully guaranteed
Is :: n iina detached Lever Watches
rs :. open zen. 'Assa Cylinder :. :.
Is Is Ladies H eHod fa,aesd Huaiipg Watches
5000 Cold Rings. assorted patterns.
s E ssa T fss. Fl II Rs sssss'
ss W s ss & e Bsp ks
as Ess
Also, the lease and Store Fixtures.
"a $1,000 worth Pure silverware will be sold at private
sale at manufacturer prices lelo II
LINEN CAMBgIC HANDKERcHIEFs IRISH LINENS,
seasonable Dry Goods, etc.
BY BLACHE d BEAUMONT, Auctioneers.
| "WEDNESDAY, 18th inst., Mt 10 O'CLOCK a.
w NJ at suction at their auction rooms NO. u
$50 Az invoice of Linen Cambria Handkerchefs.
An assortment of seasonable Dry Goods
cases fine Irish Linens
zp.TE Atsals 2. .
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REFERENCES. e.
His Exceency Governor James Pollock.
Ex-Governor William F. johnston
Hon. Robert Vaux, Mayor. .- ... 81
Hon H. 4. Conrad, Ex-Mayor. ,- y
Gen John Cadwallnder, Hon. j. r. Tyson,
Col James Page, Hon. James Cooper,
~ Hon. j. R. Chandler, F..
Thomas Allibone, President Bank Of Pennsylvania.
Andrew N. Eastwick, Esq President City Bank.
Joseph S. Riley. ESD, Secretary -...|
Charles S. Boker Esq, President Girnrd Bank.
MesArs. Livingston d Co., Robert u Martin Esq,
:. Brown, Hill & Co.. T. W. Bailey, ESQ,
Messrs. Hay & McDeyitt.
NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES, PERMISSION.
His Honor, Charles NJ Waterman, Mayor.
MADDEN, merchants. Al Magazine street.
;. r. Pitkin & Co., merchants, is Camp street
:. Payne, Steele Co, Wholesale erocers, Tehoupi-
touas street - 80.
Messts Cady Holmes wholesale grocers Gravier street.
Angelo Costa. Esq. &c Old Leyee street.
f. 4. Hall, ED, 70 Canal street.
Col Geo. W. Roberts. Jefferson City.
Messrs. Coke 4 Breaux, attorneys, 6S Camp street.
n-Fire Risks on Stores. Dwellings, Cotton in Presses, Gin
Sugar also Marine and Inland Navigation Risks
taken premium other esponsibe Office
II losses adj and paid in New Orleans Ten per
cent returned on premiums. o. ?. MILLER,
General Agent for the Southern Stats.
nl-ofice No IL Commercial Place. fel3 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18

All letters TO France, Holland and Belgium prepaid
u by the American 10 Liverpool and sonthRmp
ton 20 by the direct steamers TO Hayre and GEMS by
British Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under earlier their Destination with three
cents iuaud postage from this office New York.
Ina consisting of letters and for States
Tie Austrian Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Iona Islands,
il sent from tie Post-oice New York semi weekly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18

ny The bark Roman, Capt. Layvry. from
New York uschargins cargo Opposite the Mint. Con-
siguees receipt Of their goods
syee otherwise they will be stored their
i, iei6 GEO. W. HYssoN 4 CO.. 50 Camp street.
o o HE- The bark PhiIail, Capt. spoh0rd, from
New York, is scharging cargoa Post ~ First District
NConsignses reQnested attend the receipt of their
goeds the evee, otherwise they will be stored At their
1el6 GEO. w. HYNsoY 4 CO., 50 Camp street.
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,yTANNUCHI'S MUSEUM-lJ7 ST. CHARLES ST.
Nearly opposite the Charles Theater.

respectfully the public that he has
engaged the celeb ed troupe of
RAMSBOTTUM NINSTREIS
in conjunction with Mile ABEL FLORENCE the charming
Danseuse, of New York, and MIR. j. WHITAKER the cele
Ballad singer who will give series Of performances in
the Lccrr Room Of the Museum commencing o'clock
every night and Day Performance every SATURDAY II
O'Clock every Holiday huon the benefit IF Ladies
and Children who canno. attend right In conclusion the
would pledges himself that the entertain
ents provided nothing would be objsctona-
the astidous the of morality
The MUSEUM Wax Figures Curosites, CosnaraHas,
Moving igures etc. exhibition during the DAY and
NIGHT visiting the Museum during the day have
privilege attending The Performance in the evening with
charge.
short time only.
Admission 30 cents; children and servants half price
Doors omen from 10 A. NJ to 10 p NJ fe13t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18

MASTER BARRY, ETC.. .
ALL IN GREAT ACTS!l
Mesdarnes ORMoND, LAKE and DAVERPoRT and Lirle
KATE OMON in ring and those Incompatible Clowns,
IAk E and DAVENPORT, in their very happest humor.
sCircus Performance every night L aud every Saturday
noon, II O'Clock.
nMUSEUM Countless Curioses open all day from 10 A.
". to 10 P. NJ Museum Performance Of Mr.. NEL1S, the
Celebrated NoArmed Man, every day H. and O'clock
ns Admission only 30 both Circus and MUSEUM
only felS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18

uate OF Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for February, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

es- s.rec Public Night SchooIs-untier di-
recion The pectss Of Public Schools First District are
For MaiesAt the Marshall Schoolhouse 81 Mary be-
tween Girod and Julia streets, EtlJsG Xxx
FernalesAt the Franklin Schoolhouse st. Charles
street, between Girod and Jnlis streets.
For admission, apply at the Schools t3e>t fel6 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18

MIME FRANK, THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN
Nl PHYSICIAN and tHIRoMANCER or AsTR
1885, BlroDne Mime F. will divine
the dferen, changes in Life from Childhood to Old Age
tracing the of Life Sickness the Line of Intellect for
DISAPPOINTMENT in Business; many times you to be
Married. lucky Numbers in Lotteries; Travels Success
prominent points of the Disposit!on Lovers Wishes
and Courtshp.
Mime Franks of Gyinng destiny is purely
scientific principles.
} Charges and two dollars each.
N B-Me F. will also prescribe for female irregularities
complaints For all ipfrnties Of this character she has
certain remedies which have been known to fall
All communications in regard 10 health free. d2i SIN
A STROLOGY AND PHRENOLOGY.- ALL
IL persons wishing to know Their future have
them correctly slated by Mime AIWYN at l3 Julia I'd door
from Camp The Madame is the only Asrolog in this city
consulted all concerning love marriage
business conrtship law will tell the of the
lady gentleman they will marry also the name of her visit
The Madame speaks English French and German Office
hours from 8 A NJ. to 9 z. NJ = 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18
sOULE,s COMMERCIAL COLI

LEGE-An Institution for Business Aspirants-
~ N Located ut Vim. Gaunts Writing Academy,
Ssar@..s.s Camp and Common streets.
Young gentlemen wishing aly themselves thoroughly
practically for the various duties Of the Counting Room
and pursuits generally offered
and facilities this institution than other in The South
yhug taught by practical exercise would De learned
in the Counting and instructions impaired individually
classes: The OF study embraces DOUBLE
branches Of business; ENMANSlP characterized for ele
gance, rapdity apd legibitity; COMMERCIAL GALCULA
I0NS embracing rveiy species of computation necessary
know, worked by analysis and cancellation,
system, institute; BOOKS posted closed
re-opened with dispatch enable Terms. This Inst
perpetual session. and pupils can enter at time for
full COURSE branch they desire and attend any
houos from NJ NJ Terms moderate, and satisfac
ton guaranteed in every case. fes ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18

80 MISS LOUISA STENT, FASHIONABLE
s BRESSMAKER, most respectfully informs the LADIES o.
d Orleans that she has commenced business at No loo
w street. aud that she will be most happy to execute
any orders entrusted to her case.
The latest styles Walking and Evening Dresses Robe DC
Ball Dresses made at few hours notice. on
tile most reasonable terms. " 6 .
r.nn;rod ~ - fc9 tt X
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MILLINERY.

u ~ A WORD IN SEASON-MRs. - g
y2Ega. C LA X E, Of foydras and Ca -
S4A rondee .treefs has determined 10 close her k5
XXX WINTER STOCK, and therefore offers herS--ssS
Of Pesfumsry Fea,he,s Fi1w-rs Laee Embro
kinds well Bonnes and Mantlas. at 20 per cent below
the usual prices. "A 31a T'
elsewhere and examine the articles there offered
4 NIL fm-frl2 ~. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18

NINE DE EOO-THIS WONDERFUL ASrROLO-
VI GIsT still continues on Triton Walk door below the
corner Apollo street, New Orleans all, and
your planets read thousands have done and left her
with cheerful heart She still continues to show the
likeness future husbands wives bring those who
together and speedy marriages. will give inor
of friends lost stolen goods describing the
thief; will select prize in lottery gratis.
received few bottles of the CHI
NESE MIXTURE or, Cure for Drunkenness. Also. small
lot of Turkish Magic Love and Luck Powders. from CONSTANT
nope prepared by Turkish Warrior G. L. Gregor
will danger Of there being any old maids
bachelors New Orleans if they will give the Madame
call "a
Don't forget the place. Triton Walk door below the
corner of Apollo street. a9 3na
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CRIsErs GAIETY-GRAyIER sTREET-
Lessee Manager ". H. CRISP; Treasurer T. B. CLARKE
PRICES or ADMIss1oN-Dress Circle and parqustfs, rs
IL @ Rs s S
IS; Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS to IS each.
Box Office open from Socock A. N. till o'clock r. NJ
xs-The most Elegant Theaier in the United States -eH
THIS EVENING, February II, 1857.
The eminent Tagsdian Mr. JAs and the
sss
as Desdenona; Mrs. W H. Crisp Eneiia Dance by
M NV sG9s M b III fasfse Gree
g-Frday.LADY or LYONS and KATHARINE AND
4arsat arday-MoNEy and MATRIMoNY.
n0-Seats be secured three days in advance fels
or. CHARLES TEEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
Mr.. B. DEBAR Lessee and Manager; Mr.. H. coRRI Act
ing Manager, Mir. G. g. cHEsLEY, Treasurer.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parquete, IS
cents Second Circle cents Gallery cents Quadroon Box
tickets, rs cents; Privste Boxes, each, So
CHANGE OF TIME-Doors open quarter to I; perform
quarter past7 Box Office daily FROM
10 10 O'Clock. .ss.a4
THIS EVENING, February 1s. 1857.
Third appearance KELLER TROUPE, whose elegant
been received with greatest BY crowded
viii presented third ne) the historical drama of THE
Me Failee During piece will be presented the follow
ing Living Pictures: Triumph Of mphysreBatte Of the
Famine-Qneen Of Flowers : The Three Symbols Young
| America and Freedom. Iele
| ORLEANS TAEATETt- ORLEANS STREET
~ TO-, ~;.o,o .tt;nad po,se
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ADJUSTMENTS.


4 BsEt Vii : SIS SIS Fiislsevs Hall.
!E2EasR H9gss e p
2,,ss.s s4'5s S!:s..s Ds-s
4 g. 6ssid o Bro Fl Ksssssy Fsrieoa
Ere Ere sH 1ssss
Bro A. Desola,s Bro. Jas. Powers, Bro Jos Msgner.A
~ Gentlemen DESIRING ladies' invitations are requested send
IN s Names am rue % p meet
Wednesday evening Sunday Morning. previous to The
w No lady will be admitted withoa: invitation ticket hay-
s Xii masks viii be examined by Committee previous
"a. iaaes invitation viii be issued after the
the Committee. fel6d
OPP KaI nExs
The T CT ia ssst
q w., .,,- MANAGE p,,do.
( s H Ss;;s 4 / f Hssss:s,
~ 4 %I1,ss;; R R.Tss Ssss.'Sa
skss BY spps,ng to re- seeIs
s sary a. the once OIL me ''ai
srPersons wishing procure Ladies', Insiation
ussted to send their and residences to the secre
Rasts 4 ~ III ss e EpsEsaA
ssSo Lady viii Admired vithou, Invitation Ticket
masked viii he be be-
fore he .d Be-, Eoo will a issued after tn.
no ticket can be procured on the o. sne
"a CONTINENTAL GUARDS ANN, 4
s A k sesa Il shd
4 faIfS MONDAY 23d February, 1857. w
:::! nc. g.: e..
Gard Smith " s asss gsrs ws a1saa
'''n '''' 49, George Parves, Thos. Hasam.
of procuring tickets for themselves
for Ladies' their with either of the above
named Managers with the Secretary at the BAH Hoon
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which their Income. he Douhed-The UNDERSIGNED
has invented ooued letters patent from the United States
arrangement combination of machinery for
ing Seed Cotton into YarGs by process the
Gin through the preparation and spinning machinery, until
VAST will he least Ten Per Cent? AID as exclude in my
the of machinery the cotton into hale
It's handling at ALL and open and disenangle it, which
very destructive in their operations the fibre
disperabe OF ginning and spinning
fac my YARNS made of uhrokrn fibre, and hence
will be fifty cent stronger viii comnd advanced prices
and they will distance all competition in arV market.
The undersigned prepared dispose of privileges
his patent Planters will informed terms, with
plee instructions how it, how 10 ohian the best
chnery and all other particulars application adj
dressed here, consultation with at my rooms
corner Front and Dsuphin streets. up stairs.
fe3 fytW GEORGE 6. HENRY, Mobile, Ala.