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

HAsB OF HEARISG-A Love SroRY.-
a young Jonathan once courted tho
daughter of an old man thatlired down
East. but, forsooth, was more capricious
than limited IN hearing, as the sequel will
show
~ was a stormy night, in the ides Of
March, if | mistake not, when lightning
and loudpeals ofthunder answered. thun-
der, and Jonathan sat By the old mans
freside, discussing with the old lady,
This intended mother-in-isw9 on the ex=
Ipediencs of asking ths old mans permits
sion to marry SAL" Jonathan resolved
10 pop it," to the OLD man tie next day.
Night passed and on the dave OF smother
day the cid mi an was found in his barn lot
feeding his pigs, and Jonathan resolved
70 ask for Sal
Scarce had a minute elapsed. after jon
athan made his resolution, ere ne bid the
old naa ':good morning. Nov, Jona-
Hthan's heart beat he scratched his head.
and ever and anon gave birth to pensige
Eawn-Jonathan declared he,alas lief take
'thirty-nine stripes as to ask the cold
man but said he aloadto himself, how
ever, here goes it ; a faint heart never won
4 fair girl, and addressed the cid man
thus
81 say old man; 1 want to marry your
daughter
..You want 10 borrow mv bal,ar i
would loan it 10 you, Jonathan, but NV
5onasban nptting h;s monts alosa
tbe bla nan L ~ 5nd snoaE mi 3 a5sas
Eeninq tone slPye 6ya sndrsd n%,sads
money e.
Obi man steppinp hack Is n graat,v T.
armed exclaimed ma yoica of snsns;sa
You have GOT ave b1rared nonnds -
Money. jonathan VIII tbst 4 more H.
iii The neiab borbooa 5as mso ~
# Jonathan not vet tbe v;cf;r, y dasn.i.
ana putting lbis mouth - In ia ss,,,s
ear. bawled ont I've 5ot galJ
50 have i, Jonathan and i ( the wor..
cold / ever had IN nv life So sav;ns
he sneezed .Wasbuns5 !
By this time tie otJ ladv came m ana
observing Jonathab,s nDf-ortpnsta ma
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

MopRF WoNAH. AsDM You 1lot
gay, Ellen, that Mr.. ID, is poor2n
Yes, hehas only his Profession
.Will your uncle favor hfssuita' n
mo, and / can expect nothinaa
from him."
"Then, Ellen, You will have to- rel
sign fashionable society"
no matter, | shall see more d
Fred.
'Yon must give up expensive
dress
tOh, Fred admires simplicity.
lyon cannot keep a carriage.
But we can have delightful
walks
! on mnst take d small house ant
furnish it plainly.
Yes, for elegant furniture woult
Ebe out Of place ii a cottage
You wSll have to- cover your foo
with cheap, thin carpets
.Oh, well then, lean hear his stcl
Tho s0nrar u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
A Iitginian in New Tork.

Some time since.+Mr M. of VirniniaI
"A nentlenan1of rare Intellectual ehdowl
ments, al we'll as of superior physieal
strength, was in this CITY. Passing up
Broadway one afternoon. he stepred into
III auction room and bid off one 81 iva
articles. when he was asked into 4 back
office. lin 4 few minutes 4 bill Was pre-
seuted rs him for $50. Mr.. M. examined
the suddenly increased bill. and then ID
4 manner decidedly codI. arose and ssatid,
aAh, YES, I thought when / came III,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
-Panrh Rrrinis.

PEAcH JELLY may be made fnthe usual
way. When very ripe mash and strain
through aIjelly bag or seive, Allow d
pound of loafsugar toa pint ~ofjnice, half
of the kernels Of the stones. If it does
not form readily add isinglass.
PEACH MARaRLADE.-Mash to q fine
pulp and add sugar in the proportion Of
the sweet-heats and simmer down it
should be i smooth. thick mass. Put
away in large numbers.
PEACHES HI BRASDY.-Wipe, weight
and carefully select the finest fruits ; have
ready a quarter Of their weight in pow.
dered loaf sugar, put the fruit IN a vessel
that closes tightly throw apiece Of double
nolscap under the cover and place the jar
i'm saucepan of water until the water is
cur hot, but not boiling; when cold, tie
the cover down tightly 50 that 10 air can
penetrate
PrAoH WIrSE.-Taks nearly ripe fruit,
stone it and huise to- a pulp, put eight
pounds Of the pulp to one quart Of water
and let sthn& twenty four hours athen
strain out the juice, and to every gallon
add two pounds Of sugar. Turn into d
eask, and when fermented, and become
perfectly clear cork tightly IN bottles.
PEAcH PiE,-Mellow juicy peaches !;
pealed, whple On III quarters, laid illadeep
Ipie platoon each layer Of peaches
sprinkle a thick layer Of sugar, a table
spoonful Of water and a light sprinkling
Of -four, and it will need no other season
ing. Cover with q thick crust and bake
an hour. +
PEACH DuNPLINs.-Should be steamed
Instead Of Sewing, as that would break
them. Serve with common scauce, or
lemon .cuf fine, one cup of butter, and
a large cup IF sugar.
PEACH PREsERyEs.--Peaches ifpre-
tseryed whole, hould be gathered before
they are fully ripe pare and cook tender
lin a little water. If in quarters, crack
the pits of half the peaches and add 10
them. Ldt the syrup simmer down quite
thick before adding it to the fruit, and
when cold cover tight and keep free from
heat and moisture.
+ PIcKLEb PEAcHEs.-Take any kind of
fine large peaches that are not too ripe,
wipe off thh down with d soft flannel cloth.
place three Of four cloves il each. and
lay them whole in q jar. To every gal,
Jon. Of Yinkegaafadd quart Of water, 3
pounds Of sugar, tablespoonful of salt
and a whole cinnamon. Pour in ever the
fruit boiling hot, being careful that the
vinegar, covers them we'll, and let them
stand IN aIcool place a week or ten days ;
then turn 9Ft he liquor and boil as before
after which they are ready to be setAway
in the store room for future use.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

TO CEEAN THE SK1Ss-A correspon-
dent thus gives TIE result Of trial which
he made, but the receipt would not suit
all persons tSeeing 90 many Of your
correspondent inquiring what to do TO
keep the face, meek and arms clear from
.pimpIes,, | mus state that | a as bad
as couldbe !; indeed. my face was quite4a
sight / vas ashamed Of going out. "A
lady told me always 10 wash myself in
warm water, and that.it would soon re-
move them. i followed her ADVICE,
washed myself id hot water, dried my
self on a coarse towel, and then rubbed
my face. DIVER lightly with flour; and in
the short space OF twelfe days my COM
plexion became quite clear.-Engtlsh pa
Ip1 a#EQ[ .NF 3sk % FZ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
SADLY BEHlsp faE TIMrs.-A Nortl

SADLYBBEHIsp THE TIMEs-A North
Carolina paper says
rThere are. a great MANY people Win
liRe 81 ignorance for the want Of i hews
paper. Last winter while travelling be-
tween this place and Raleigh, we met d
man who eonversed inseiligehtly about
tanning, but who had not heard Of the
death Of John g. Calhoun or Gen. jack
son ! He expressed great regret at their
departure, and could not imagine what
the country would do witheut them. He
wasEt6ld that Gen. Pierce had keptthings
pretty straight when he actually asked
WHO'S Pierce 2 Somebody should
send that man a papergrotis.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

Al DlFrEREScE.-In New York city
there are about ffty-eisht banks With ten
millions Of specie. In New Orleans there
lare eight banks with ten millions Of
specie also. :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

The United States Hotel, of Washing
ton, has been leased to Mr.. Smith, forI
merly the Proprietor of the City Hotel
Alexandria, Virginia.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

IcE II SEPTEMBKR.--Ice formed to the
Of window=glass. at Good
spends Landing near New Haven. Conn.,,
4 few nights since.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

DEAp:a7Geo.P Moore. aprinter, well
knpwpl IN Pittsburg. died at that city ON
,Tharsday last, age28 years. If eorssmp.
zion.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

Ad dun was somewhat taken aback The
other day BY the GOODNESS NTH whichtthe
debtor said, "Ca1 next Thursday. my
dear sir, exactly at ten o'clock and then
RI-tell you when to call again.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

a new work by Mrs. Anna Cora Mo-
WAIT Richie. viii shortly be issued By
MesBrs. Ticknor and Fields.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

REsteNED.-Thos II lane has resign-
Iedlhis position Of transportation agent on
tthhs Wilmington and Weldon, N. G. Rail-
road.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

Wisdom and virtue ara of the
greatesr beauty; but il is Id adean-
tageHto d diamond to lie WE'LL SKI.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

Anew weekly line Of steam propal-
fofs saboutto be started between Chasles-
TIN, IS. Ct, and New York.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

jas. H. Mafston, wen known in Mont
ggpmery. Alabama, died a few days since
b Savannah, Ga.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

Hail fell III Green county, Pa. last
week, to the depth Of two or three feet.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

Think before you speak. think before
whom you speak, think whatyou speak.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

The two English Lords. Heryey and
Althorp are al Saratoga.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
81 CoCH n AN,sECLIPsE MILL,
>Fine w

|JENELRY. SILVER PLATED WARE, &c.
WE sfesaow ii receipt Of 4 large and splen-
wv did ASSORTMENT Of almost every variety
Of WATCHES AND JEWELRY, Of the la
test styles, .seleetedfIom the best manpfae-
~turers,, with great cars. by1oGe of otr firm,
who is experienced in s0cRlmatters, and has
Just returned 'front.' the East with a stock that
ldefes competition
Great bargains can be had anfthese fesi-
sing reliable Time keepers Should aYa1them-
selves of$3he. opportunity of selecting9om
loutr pfesent 4a assortment, as all can be suited as
regards style and price.
Ne hayetsome very superior
RAILROAD CLOCKS AND WATCHES
Also-New styles Diamond. Coral, Cameo.
Mosaic, Ruby and Peaa and Garnet andPearl
Pins, Ear Rings Finger Rings &e.
" Beautiful patterns Of new styles Silver
Ware.
M Geld and SilAer1speetacles, 10 suit all
sights. PALMER d OWEN, 7
Cdrnerlof Maiu and Fourth streets,
September, 4 e57--1y Cincinnati, Ohio.
Il Hl G E4 HE kI&@ AUT W. HH lIE@. EEEfl Sk HI NA TAX
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

al woman named Sarah Brdmmel,
committed suicide IN Norfolk. virginia.
en Saturday night bYltaking latdznum.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
I buIins erSs !.
Dyest uGs,

FsIT E 3T..aE 49, DytsLuHsB FF@ ~.
Patent Medicines, &e.
Purfaasing directlysfrom The Importers 1nd
Manufacturers, We are prepared to oael
FOODS npon As "a sorable terms as4any Jobtng
House, East or west. Oraers will reeve
prompt and personal a~ttention,ana s~atfsfc-
thon guaranteed, both in quality and prices
y2n5lm6
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
a CARD.

HToaTOBACCo SHIPPERS & Plan
TIERS be THE KANAWtIA VALLEY.
Grateful fbf the liberal PATRONAGE which
was lastyeaf extend ed % me, ! thus take great
pleasure il teffdeFing itly thanks for the same,
Ishall continue totatta nd to the interests soi
those who cddrlfde ,theit buSinessto my care.
Ny warehouse is4EsnTows one of the largest ii
the West. vfhe, Building is brick aaidIis COW
cred with aI hIeEnroof roof. Freight and
charges paidEon slipmients as b eretolofes and
instructions accomPanying {con$'gnments
strictly obeyed.
Respectfully and faithfully,
CINCINNATI September t'57 SIN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
Cintinnati aObatIisenfnts.
STATE &c TIoN
Tobacc o w a eh b use,

Nos. 81 anda9 Front street, aid 81. 64 and
"a NateE-st bet. Walnut and Vine.
SRI-WEEKEYSales BY Auction, de Tobac1
IL co direEt from the Planters, of choice,
anu general assostments.. Also. various
growth. The same al. all lines by prisatee sale.
submit Comparison of Vie costs 10 the
Fainter between saleshere and those at Rich
mind, taking Gincipnati as a starting point
and lego lbs. as the weight.
eosr on slIiPaENRs TO. oiNciS MAT.
Drayage, s0.25
Sales &c., To the Owner, $50
Total III $i.1
COST. Of SHIPMENTS I'd RteHMoND.
Freight per hid. to Point Pleasant, Sf.s0
STORAGE and commission at that place
Freight per HID from Ret.Etos WHEELING, 3G0
Drayage n dEomnission at Whedhn
Freight from nv hee1iing lofBa.timofe ACC
per hundred .J 6.65
From Bpltim6re to Riehneud per HID. f.36
DLrayage and wharfage 3s
Inspection HH58 30
Commission "a per cent. Az
Average loss in weight lbs per owt.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

The illusions made to q war Of races
il Virginia, blythe French and English.
Journals, and occasional notices of thd
eccentric movements IF q Mr. Thayerby
some few ofthe Journals here, may aro1s9
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Family 0rocessea.
THE SUBSCRIBER, AT HIS STORE, N.
W corner Of Iowa and second streets hes on
hand sad VII Keep constantly large assortment ef
Fresh Family 0ssesvtss,
emSrAeiag everything III Lis line Of business, which
he viii cell reasonable tcrms The astsIt iou Of
the pute 10 iHvted 20 late srvsis Of seasouAbs 81.
tcles WALTER KELLY
JuIs Is 1885, sgn
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PIaning Mill

CslNSvAONe - EREyVCA,
WILL DO CUSTOM PLANNING AT TWO
~ pollsss sad fif, cse.s tst Thoessac Pcs,
Ul1diw CANNON FRENCH
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
New York 4 Erie Rail Read.
GN0j =;;ass:s .sss
tn the Tan Sssanar Ha.. ..l.e
sPEClAl. NOTICE

To the Travelling Paolse.
RCY lUtR rilkVCol TlIhLia To NEW
- YORK, Bs.io-. Pai.a-s. .a4as4d Se0 E-s.aa.
t4slse. 70 ta4s rsa;s
- we-i. -s~is Lai.ss alsss co saved
- IHEeasa - Sew Yefx Ig;y ~.tEsa. change =.
cara
6rns Ca. ra-.s 10 New Yora Cas- has.-S vs,.,
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80 n ~. TIC - - La-x y 4.1- .s4.Way !gJ
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- S.ens 49, lo.t.ss. 80 sg-yv..-. Yaa.4e "a
!sa4sl t..s..z.zes
- a5A4S4 .ssee.. srEs c. $50, Ia .eN irxN 4.
aas ~ @th 0s "a r.s4lGc aau4r te-E-sy ~ ne
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. 4 CO.
Wholesale and Retail Grecers |!
Fani.ss sAppiisd sasrf ass.es
ME ARE NOW IN RECEIPT or A FRESH
w supply Of every article usually KEEP, IN our
line Thaakfui for past patronage ne would ash
s'1''naaass Of same susAns
AoLAssEs - V11s
Imperial,
Baltimore Oysisrs Lohstsrs, c.ans, salmon and
-AIdinss IN Cane q superior article and warranted
Preserves, Jeies 0srkins, English Pickles Olive
oll, Pepper sauce, kstchnps, &C, In 0sass
ssSees, Ism.soss fsHshes, Horse Rsd'sh. Herb
hastsrdt sp.ees, Chocolate, Broms, Sage, Canary
seed. Fear. BARLEY, Ground kss, FsriEa, balsratas
starch, soda EStrsets Of Ill kiuds Maecsroni Yer
meslli, Fancy soaps, Drushss. Basksss, &C
SAinden Flour Corn Meal, nominy, Oat Aea, &c
Cal ssd examine our stock which Ne vii warraa;
n DAIzELL, in q co,
leS . ) Cor second srd Perry ssrsss
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Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
3aK3 Eezzy ES
AKRANsEAlrSf

SUMNER ARRAN0kMESI
ny AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE FIRST
~ a44 aail farther SJ;sce, Tsal-s Will cave To.
Issa-! Jay, tsa- LAY. sxesPtsdl y. follow.
~. Day Express a4a Ma. irat4 IL 10 A ~
- Ifs.isi AID - eass care - y. NJ
Irai.s arrive q, Rssk Is.Asd, daily, Sunday. "a.
sspse9 ~ soliows
80 sN@s SASsees -. .....+e--..-.4.- ! - A III
:. Daily Ia, Fess "a Nal ai....... sg n
sssSAl AID u C4sss care at ..-...ie ~ l.. ii
4 .i.a'as over this Road arr Ia dfsc; eaaAsetis.
a. Gaisas9 vita ira;as owe. 10Th the u eAlss sor;h
ussIa Misaigaa Gcairal L. IL - aid frola De,roi,
.a.s-S Z svs.aal COsasaoas G.uei-4las, Plttsbnrg
D-.ssx. bliso, Niagara fs.4., a. "a y, Nav IorA
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MIA 20 0Ae4s asd sOata TO 81 L5a.s AID Ca.s0
- sssss p.asss sists,s esa ss prSearcl ..
u BENSON,
Tlcke. Agsat, X ~ Depot, L.
gassclgess are a. ls1 Of tas asss.s..y VI gasG4.
ss.s.si Grsssscas - 20 the asit saoA " sas.g ta
sxc aso, 10 psssars ssks.. before isk.ag .sa.. T.
ss- ssrs, a. he ss-aaeso.. Collect fare. o.. 10 Sta
uA.reai
JOHN ?. TRACY. ss2ss.a,sadsG,
u wnlrsAs. As.'t sa..i
kse< ls.a.c, Asga -, ls.-
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Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad


~. :Fa.s u@i =. DArs lifs w.. maze css4sssio-
sGt- y asca.ss = u Iowa l..y.
lac fA..s Sc 4ssase3-ss.i ~ p-vsaq5fs v'li.
.ae gs.S !-.s.a At G-.es.o Ara4-.
.'4sse-,ess Gae.. " tae aeexssty II .tv.
4 .a-s; -.ss;.o-s - 20 Ito dealt q. their IA
.tse i 80 - proeare tickets e.fSss tab /. iaS
sxs.. /. tie a DAY says..ass.le.t
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Jnsuranfe.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

hawkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
/ lFFlCE ~ NJ. = pANESPoRTS BLOCK,
~ over Chabb, Brother, harrow a Cos Banking
..ouse os-ce Hours, v A. u. toSP n.
DIRECTORS
u asrtows, oso l Davenport. Y Mcrwin,
k..ssG sA.asrt, Caaf.ss Lsss4ie, &. L Parry, 1. Z
Dy-sa.-t, Jss II paxe.l, u Woodward, jobs.
1Sv-s J v wlsy, A II. barrow, - L seorsy
OFFICERS
/ G DEssAlNT. Fresldsnt
LHAs AL5cAIk, Treasurer.
DANIEL l. bhURki, eSsretafy
y II BAkkOWs, r. =.
JANIS II DALzELL, IL See
. WOODWARD, .Assist sscy
u L AeAuWN, oclsts. Aysg;
Tt. = Uaaas Company. u i-ssrss sxs.sGvsly
49, - -ssA. F.a-. ISs s1oek consist. u srsElull
lsss, a.d iasrs 10 .ew s.evy 8. sses se;ss 10 voc
ss.sls4 VI lie toIlae!. a. tbs property san be
sa-1ed - p!oss-s fIosl oa9 owD eoarss, AID there
~ s!srs ssi..e.s., gaaTasiy that tee .aeu osTs
-. rscSNs! lie ssaa .Asassa ~ case VI .oss This
VI ls@-.&..es lac sulNs i4lo ksGcIa. use Va the
A4.sgs s.tss, h~ssssS u eos sisss ensapsoos with
Afs,., 40 ssels usS-ey circulating 81 hoGse that
$3.50 Os.v.N .ss se... apgsaa- ty5sakvu
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Railroads..

psa5s De.i., pgabe Free 1aa4c 70 yiasr
s. Soa.s, Aa.sS "a az.
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wxUNNEae q CAseEl

01C NNE1s = CAN1EL.,
METAL NVUfEKS, CONSTRUCTORS OF
@vA s10ks stssss, Brseshsas, usstsrs, &c, DoA.
aud uoase Plumbing AID spoul.ag u sssry dsserip.
tso.i done on abort .otiss Alec, setting VI
uOT AK FURNACES, ykSTILAfVks, &C.
Attsatsoa 10 Invited 70 their as.ortse.s Of common
cstsrA, sngls Aad double aetlng fsres puspps Lead
fips, Ahsss Lead, BATH Tabs, &c
~ w9rk warranted saop 90 s.szsr Of Sssopd
aad hayrisoL streets my2tH
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WHOLESALE GROCERS,
POST oFrICE BrILDINo
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
loo half chest Young Hyson and 0unpo~de,
% half chests Oolong and souchong
20 csddies from 20 ~ ios
10 boxes Palm soap
W boxcs varicgaied Soap
20 boxrs shaving do
~ boxes Transparent do
boxes Cattle do
10 soxes PickIcs
loo bosss Tomato Ca,.up and Pepper Sauce
100 hoxes various brands choice Tobacco.
io,oo Cubs sines eigsrs
1900 Imported do
~ boxss No, i aud scaled Herriass
30 tb.s new Mackcrei
- half ohs do
~ kit. for family use.
" ibis AID kcg. Of XolAssca
% hhds Sugar
~ doz Bed Cords
w bbls dried Apples
20 Jacks dried FescIes
loo boxes lew kaisins
Is ibis assorted Nuts
3oo boxes do glaze
40 kegs assorted Mails.
too dof Tumblers
Spices u ali kinda
Wooden AID Willow Ware, Brushes
90 bbls Cider Vinegar
- Together with . large stock Of other articles
| oil Of which we will sell on reasonable terms.
JGneli d<w WILSON 4 HARLEY