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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-05
The recen, ARRAY in Kansas.

We published a telegraphic account,
some days ago, of an ARRAY in Kansas, in
which Gov. Geary was concerned. The
following is another version
A special dispatch to the N. Y Tribune from
Lecompton, Feb. II, gives the following YER
sion of recent affairs 10 Kansas:
An affray took place here last night, in
which Sheriff Sherrard was killed, and three
other men wounded. A meeting of Gearv's
friends was held at the capitol to sustain his
course, and express their disapprobation of the
recent outrage to him. -
Sherrard aud his friends came armed to
break it up. When the resolutions were read,
Sherrard declared that any one voting for
them was liar and a coward. The excite
ment grew intense. Sherrard drew his pistol,
fired, and wounded man named Sheppard.
Miscellaneous shooting then began and was
continued for some time. Sherrard was shot
through the head by q young man named
Jones, who came from Pennsylvania with the
Governor. Sherrsrd has two bullets in his
thigh and wound in his head. Two others
are slightly wounded. e,s q.
The Sherrard men seeing that they would
be overpowerd, offered no violence after Sher-
rard fell. Young Jones was arrested by bo-
gus sheriff, and after the meeting was thus
broken up, Gov. Geary called out the troops
TO prevent lis being lynched. T
The Governor also organized company to
defend himself, but disbanded it at dark last
night. sr#.
More violence is apprehended, as great ex-
element still prevails. .--...
The Legislature has passed Territorial cleo
ton law based on the census which provided
for the Constitutional Convention, Only
those who may be in the territory in April,
and whose names shall be registered, are to
vote at the next October election. The Gov
ernor has sent in no more yetoes.
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FoR NEW ORLEANS

TUE enc freight aud passenger a Tn
i steamer, kASHYfLlk. BE2L- Ey-szssststz
sErDsn Master. viii leave for
above and iaterusi4ts r1rts on IhO ksuAf, the ga
iass Al 10 o'cioek, A. Il. A. HAMILTON,
uarchf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-05

The Democratic Della, of New Orleans,
does not relish the appointment of Gen.
Cass. 1t says a7f-
What is Cass except a memorial in a high
state of preservation Of the ancient glory OF
the Democratic party2 Of course LIE is too
old for the Premiership, too feeble, too crotch
ETY.. His Anglo-phobia is worn out; its rabies
will never infect sensible man again. Any
way, it never was popular outside OF the West
ern States and the floating population of the
leading Northern cities, where it was recog-
nized as the cry of pre1ide Albion used to be
by the working classes Of Paris. Il
If Oass is really Secretary of State we wish
him JOY, and anticipate nothing but sorrow
for Mr. Buchanan! 49, 49,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-05
FOR SALE.

TIRE HOMESTEAD or MATTHEW NELSON, DEo'D a
l. This tract 10 beautifully situated on the y. T.
Railroad II miles from Nashville, and is known the
very best land In Rutherford county. $50 under
good cedar fence and mostly In cultivation the balance
well timbered. Hurricane Creek through the
tract afording abundance OF water the dry
There also number 0'perpetua Springs, which
IL avery desirable Stock Farm The soil Is rich enough
speak for itse and is well adapted the srosth Of cotton
tobacco grain or grass
The improvements consist OF frame Dwelling with
rooms all outhouses complete, gin, barn, stable, etc
TIE subscriber viii be 10 Nashville few weeks and will
take pleasure in showing the premises any who de-
sire 10 purchase. Terms easy possession given mmedi
Atsy. febi0-u @ L. NELSON.
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CHANCERY SALES.
ChanceFy Court.

IN compliance with decree OF the Chancery Court at
Nashville, the November Term, Is g. in the Of
Albert Dreyoys ais by &c, pGrt shall, the 18th
day Of April next for pu0ic sale, the hl hest
bidder the Courtyard Gate in said city, the following
described lot parcel Of Land lying tho North side o.
Lick Branch being part Lot No 81 In Bach Whedes
Addition Nashville, and bounded follow COmnenc-
ing l.. Samuels picket fence and running to Tire aid
lick branch, and thence running with the meander Of said
branch down the point halfway between Cherry
and College street., thsuce line halfway between aid
streets (and IN parallel line with them bOthl a point
right angles with the beginning thrbes in straight line
70 tn begnn ng There is ten ments said
property, particular description Of which viii be
given the day o. sale.
TsRs One and tao years. with notes well secured and
lien retaiaed feb25-h o. d. BRlEN, q. 4 NJ.
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N NASHVILLE:
THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1857.


The minnesoIa Bin, a
The House Of Representatives. passed a
bill to authorize The Territory Of Minnesota
to Sform. q, State Government. This, bin,
like the Kansas-Nebraska bill, conferred
the right of suffrage upon unnaturalized
foreigners. When it came up in the Sem
ate this clause, obnoxious to every native
citizen, inasmuch as it gives to aliens a
right whichBone but an American, born or
naturalized, should exercise, was stricken
out. Subsequently, however, Mr.. HALE,
the black republican leader in the Senate,
moved to reconsider the vote striking ont,
which motion prevailed; aud on the 25th
ult., the bill passed in the shape in which it
came from the House. The following is
the vote upon its final passage: zrr
YEAS-Messrs Allen, Bell Of New Hampshire,
Biger Bright, Cass, Collamer, Dodge, Douglas,
Durkee, fessenden, Fish, Fitch, Foot, Foster,
Green, Hale, Harlan, james, johnson, Jones Of
Iowa. Aourse, Pugh, Sebastian, Seward, Stuart,
Ioombs, Toucey. Trumbull, WaGe, Weller, and
Wilson-Sf =
NAYS-Messrs. Adams, Bayard, Berj.min,
Biggs, Brodhead, Brown, Butler, Clay, Crttenden,
Fitzpatrick, Geyer, Houston, Hunter, -Iverson,
Jones of Tennessee, Mason, Pratt, Reid, Rusk,
slideIl, Thompson of Kentucky, and Yulee-22
1t will be noted, upon an inspection Of
this vote, that Messrs. CAss, DOUGLAS,
BIGIER, TOUcEY, BRIGHT, TooNBs, and other
democratic leaders, voted with the black
republicans in support of this measure
The black republicans were prompted by a
desire to secure the influence of foreigners
in their war upon the rights of the South
and the constitution of their country. The
democratic leaders, but little better, pan
dered to the foreign element from other
motives, perhaps, yet the effect cannot be
otherwise than prejudicial to the quiet and
happiness of the nation. Will the people
never arouse from their apathy, and rid
themselves of the demagogues who thus
palter with their interests? Ga q.
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Ayers Cherry PectOraI.


For the rapid OF Coughs, Colds HoarsenesS, BroR
chitis, Whooping Cough Asthma and Consumption, is
universally the best remedy yet Uncovered
for every variety OF Pulmonary disease So wide is the
hed OF its usefulness and numerous the OF its
cures that section Of the country sbounds in
publicly known who have been restored from
alarming desperate diseases OF the lungs by its
use. When tried its superiority every other
medicine Of its kind too apparent 20 escape observation
and where its virtues known the public no longer hes
ate what andote to employ for The distressing and dan
gerous affections Of the pulmonary which Incl
dent TO climate. By its timely many. almost
all attacks Of disea upon the Lungs throat,
rested and thus saved many thousands every year
premature grave No family should be without il,
and those who do neglect TO provide them elves with
remedy which wards o this dangerous OF diseases,
will have cause depore it when it is too late Proofs Of
the surprising efficacy ofthe Cherry PectorGi need not be
given the American psopethey have living proofs in
every neighborhood But those who wish to read the
statements Of those whose health has been restored and
whose lives have been saved by its will End them in
my American Almanac, which the Agents below named
have to furnish gratis TOR every
Prepared by DR.. J. O. AVER Practical Chemist Lowell
Mass, and
Sold, Wholesale. by W. W. BERRY &DEBOvILLE,
Z" Retail, by 10. G.. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn-
and by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through this
section. maTch5-tNAWta20
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ChancerV Court.

DY virtue Of decree OF the Chsneery coart at Nsth-
ID VILE atfts November term 1885, IN the Of Mar
tha " Wyatt Nicholas Knight and others, will, the
IS day Of Aarfh next The Court yard Gate In said
city expose pubic sale the highest bidder tract Of
Land situated Cleaham county longing 10 the estate
Of Spencer WAN, deed, aiming one hundred AID
thirty acres or less.
Terms -Four and months credit, notes well secured
and a lien retained. y. ID. BRIkN,
ABA Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-05

TURSEEsvILLR, March 8, 1887.
EdilOr effks Palriot--Ia yOSr issue OF ths 2ls.
Of February, am called ca 70 become candidate
70 represent Robertson County 10 the lower House
Of the neat Legislature, to which am requested 10
resPOld,
/ an. BOT an aspiranl TO political hOaOrs but have
been sadshed TO DO humble bet easness battle for
abe success Of the good American cause. There
airs others in the county, wAp could represent IL
interests sith more ability than myself, and doahs
Ros, = nominating 0OnVshsiOa can unite upon soms
one who uia give entire satsiacliOa. Relieving
this, sAnbOt consent 20 become candidate. uu-
lass lshoald ba hs geaeral uIsh Il shs ooavsasioh
90 make such use Of my name.
Very respectfully, .
49, -so ,aaa .a5'sasis r. a. ALLEY. 4
-. r
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CHANCERY SALE.

Y virBeofa decree Of The Chancery Court at ashVle
ID its May tern, 1856 IN the Of Jane Williams 81
ais w. sarah AJJrdan ais. will, the 2ist day Of
March ~ the Court yard Gate In said city
public sale, to the highest bidder, Lot in BaCh
Wbitestes Addition, described follows; Beginning at
the corner Of Vine and CTaN ford STREETS thence along Vine
Is feet TO Lockhars corner thence with LOckharps
hundred feet stake, thence BY line through
said IS fret stake Crawford street. thence with
the line Of Crawford street hundred feet 10 the begin
ming.
TEzSs.-SAd property vii be sSld on eredh Of six nre
and twelve months Notes well secured and lien retained
frblT-td c. ID. BRIkN, c. N.
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Visiters to the United states Military
Academy.

List Of Visiters appointed by the President to
attend the annual examination Of the Military Acar
deny, June l, 1877.
Hon. Samuel II. Blake, Maine; Col. Benjamin F.
Butler, Massachusetts,; Hon. Henry G. Deming,
Connecticut; Gen. E. S. EIderkin, New York; Gen.
Conrad Shipmer, Pennsylvania; Prof Campbell Nor.
fit, Maryland; Col. w. L. Kennedy, North Carolina;
Col John A Strother, Georgia; George w. Houlk,
Esq, Ohio COL L. G. DeRussy, Louisiana; DR.. Ed
ward H. Bryan, Mississippi Robert B. Lindsay,
Esq, Alabama; Rev. J. Phelps, Iowa; Prot Daniel
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-05
TO FURNITURE AND CEDAR WARE MANU-

1--WE subscriber having just arrived In this ffty with
i commission from one o. the largest Piano Forte and
Furniture Ware-TOoms in The city Of Memphis, anxious
make ents upon liberal terms with Manufac
OF Furniture CedarEare for supply ofevery
cle in the above line he has, also, what is styled the
Ne Plus Uru" IN the q labor saving machines 10
wit TYLER'S PATENT WASHING MACHINE
This entirely article and "cetrs the Kitchen Of
every thing heretofore introduced in this line IL is
ready for the manufacture Of thOuand Of
these machines Which he l. DESTROYS Of having Constructed
WhoutdelAy. few County Rights in Middle Tennessee,
for safe.
The undersigne can be at Room No. CT Hotel
for the day any time before 10 O'Clock NJ.
or after G O'Clock Pm. K G.. MeDoUGALL.
f-bI8 Agent.
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NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W. t. BERRY co. have also on sale
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
T1oNs THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By Count
De Las casas. With Portraits other Illustrations
vols, n.
RAPOLE0N's CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA, 1893 1889, dictated by the Emperor atst He
lena, and published by General Bertrand. vols sve-
With an Atlas offs Plates Ofthe Plans Of Battles Paris
1917.
MONTHoLON's HISTORY OF THE CAPTIVITY
OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA 4 vols haf calf
NAP0IE0N's CONFIDENTIAL CORREsPON-
dence with his Brother Joseph. 9 vols. 19mo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs fthe Last
Two Years oiNaPoleOns Exile. By Dr. +. AutOmmacchi,
forming Sequel to the of9r Meara And Count
Las Casas. svo.
MEMOIRS OF TIE INVASION OF FRANCE By
the Allied Armies and Of the Last Six Months Reign
OF Napoleon, including his Atdication Written by COM
mand OF the Emperor Baron Fain first Secretary Of
the Cabinet. yol svo. WithA Map ofthe Campaign Of
1914
ABBoTT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON. 9yOls.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. Byo'Meara.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. From the Letter,
andJournals Il sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duehes D'Abran-
ties. 2vo'-. With Portraits.
HAZLuTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
NAP0LE0NS MEMOIRS Evenings with Prince
Cambaeeres, Second Consul By Baron Langou
NAPOLEON's EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
Count de Sgur
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. BY the Berkley Men.
/ With 90 Portraits.
NAPOLEON AND HIS MARsHALs By Headley.
NAP0LE0Ns OLD GUEAD. By Headley.
| NAPIERS PENIEsULAR WAR.
ALIsONs HISTORY OF EUROPE. With an Atlas
/ ofthe Plans Of Battles.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLT
| TON. 5vols., with Portraits. febis
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

THE nns freight and passenger a T1
1 steamer. JAMES JOHNSON, ECHT1zsaa
Capt JGsse toHSsoz, I'd ieA1e ier
shove aadetersdate ports rHCRSDAY asxi, lhr 8,
inst Il o'ciock, A. ~ FOR teght issage, APpy
board or 70 A HAMILTON.
= As~nt
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Foa LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

FIiHR steamer, RESCUE, BuGHER,H I'll -
Il Master, uilll leave for the aooye Ey-rzs4,a 4
and all intermediate ports, on Thurs saszz1zs--
day the 5Ih last. at 10 oeiock A. ~. Ror freght %
passage. apply 90 beard OF 90
march T. RUSSELL CLAIBORNE,
- -. Agents.
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IFrom the Monthlr Revieu
Napoleon at st. Helena.
W. II. BERRY s CO. have lust received

W. T. BERRY s co. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA: or. Interesting Ap,s-
dotes and remarkable Of the Fnperor dur
ing the Five and Half ears Of his Captivity Collected
Fom the Memorials Of Las Casas OMeara MonthoIaOn,
Antommacchi, and others BY John O. Abbott With II.
lustrations. vol, svO cloth. -..- --
Extract from the Preface1
The genius OF Napoleon Is astounding AUbranehes OF
human Knowledge seemed alike fan liar 10 his Gigantic
mind His tonvsTsatiOn at St Helena scattered n rough
the numsr and voluruncus memorials OF those ubo
cleaned them, are repete WITH intensestinterest
Ihcre no mind which will not be invgorated by iami
ary with those profound Thoughts expressed With 20
much glow offeeling and energy Of diction.
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600 ReWard!

Nd ANAWAY fr0m DseAtar EaFnace, in Deealnr coahty,
II tennessee, 10 gels lAst See, gOHs for whose
recovery putiiuE IN Al this state Nil pay ESQ
takcn 0ut Of the state aud srcared IN a viii pay
alu0. W purchased sad boy Of James N. MgfreIL Of
Nashville, IN Aay last sad Soy Weighs Sd ut Us pounds
black asa avJ set aboet feet Saches "a very
shy hair. The ony lscted Is The nr, joint %
Of has rgator ls thabaot pasiye SHEA tsks real
Afre4n laagaage, and scens alittle ton sue tied.
6OLtADAr, CHKArHAa q CO..
febtS ciaton Pot once Wayne county, E-nn
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.Incks and Jennefs Eor Sale,

TNHE usdersl gned offers for SAFE ten Jacks Of
which upwards Of ahesn hands high, and sixteen
Jeunets Also, thorough bred Ray Stallion Kansas
four years old past upsards Of sixteen hands high, By
imported Sovereign, dam by imported Leviathan. grand
BY stoskhOdr snd several thorough bred Mares and
Ngies By inDosted GlencOr Sovereign and Levathan,
al 70 be AZ plantation 10 Jackson eOuuty Ten-
For further particulars address ny agent Mr. w.
Lyon. Bagdad Post oee Tennessee who s The preml
ses and j. fully authorized 70 sell
febl3-tmdtriWaW W. W. VOOLFOLK.
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800 IA cward.

LN0R TiE IIEF that brnke The lsek from my stable,
on GA Wednesday night islh ana stole beau
tfs turned Say H0RsE 6or years oi3 black and
tad shite reeoscted, sbout l5E hans high;
having rather milky appearance, from hnt some
IL lntis siue- He Is ns harness herse either double
single For say nformsen me Of The horse
vii pay literally GEO. @. cAaTRELL.
~ So a.
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Tax Notice.

TsR eltisena Of this eeaAty hereby nofAs has ts
i Assesmsnl Books Gle in he Csaaty Clerks o.
&c. sahiees he lnE9ectn ezamuAtioa al Sko feel
al Interest Ia doins So narehA
kAfoRC 4SrERsHIRx, capsF's, Jshn BaI's and oshe
~ ssaess. tosstAeT uih roaAto and saint ca.slPs
ust Feesiyea b. LUa6hUkeI co.
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METNSS WANTED.-A good small
&S SAFE, second handed, by
GILBERT Il CO.
march5-dIW Corner Broad and Cherry street
FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS,

- ECElYED this, by Express choice lot OF Furnishing
~ Goods The style of Shirts, Neck Ties Kid and
Silk Gloves, Colars Suspender Half ose Stocks and
Crayat Dressing Robes, Underwear OF every vari
Trunks, Yalises and Carpet Bags. ed
Also fresh supply ofPerumery and Toilette Soaps Hair
Tooth, Clothes and Nail Brushes Together with
ment OF She'll Buffalo, Bone and Ivory Combs, &C. &c, ard
We invite all to an examination of our Stock.
J. H McGLL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing store, corner 81
the SQUARE and College street. march5
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BRILLIANT SCHEME!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
lrawa in Baltimore, Nd, Saturday, March 81, 1851
SCHEME.

Whoes $780, Halves $40; Quarters, IS; Eighths g. So
Certificate Of Package OF &c WhoIes 1916 90
do do S6 Halves ........... 1855 90
do do 26 Quarters " .,...... 79 90
do do 26 Eighths " ........... SO so
ES- All orders for tickets packages in any Of the
Maryland LOTTERIES will receive prompt attention. and tn
drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately after it
over. Address 7. H. HUBBARD CO.,
No. 80 Fayette street, Box No. A.
march5-dEW Raltmnre. MARYLAND.
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For RENT.

A TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, situated in -
II Mc6avocks Addition, containing i've rooms 81.
and kiteheh-hAs Lately been used for Boarding Ill
House for the hands employed the Railroad Bird e
The furniture in the house be bought low and be
still used for the purpose and the boarders can
be secured. Awe nov being dug, and will he hn
ished. Apply to W. r MCFARLAND,
mArch8-u IS College street.
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Pgir0Ee BOOr0in0!
LOTS FOR SALE,

NNHILs
4 HOUSE and LOT on Summerstreet, free from tax 81
II feet, with brick house.
Two LOIS on Vine street, between Spriug and Broad.
Lot Market street, South Nashville, on VIII Is
cOmior able brick dwelling.
Two Lotsin Fdgefeld fronting the Gallatn Tarnpk
near CAM bells store
One Lot on High street. North Of Jefferson street.
Five Lots Ia Me5favock's Addition, College street.
Two Lots in MeGavock's addition, on sumner street.
For terms, applyto sAML CROCKETT,
febl9 No. IS College street.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

lVUo
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

The next drawing will take place on the TN OF March,
For particulars, advertisement in another column
march5 DON RODRIGUEZ.
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

4 All now receiving my stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS o. the latest styles, expressly for Gentlemens
wear, 20 Which invite the attention Of customers and
the public generally.
Ais0-sOoTPs REPORT or FASHIONS for the Spring
and sumner. SAN. PRICHITT,
feb26 81 College street
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con-. COIL.

A CONSIDERABLY quantity of COAL, from the Bell
n Mines, on hand and for safe at the wharf. Apply
the Packet Office of A. L. DAVIS, to s. b. Glenn the
Coal Depot Market street, in front Of Cooks Brass Foun
dry. march4-lwd
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WIN SIMMONS.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, respectfully announces 10
" he citizens Of Nashville, that be Is located the
corner Of Church and sumner streets Opposite The 81
Cloud Hotel where prepared 10 execute al DDS OF
Carpenters and Joiners Work. Doors and Blinds,
STAIR Ca'es, SHOW Cases once Desks, FGinR up Stores,
frbaf-sm
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(ADVERTIsEMENr.J

c1 CO cS on RECEIVING ONE DOL-
- Il sQOs w. Tar, I viii senA Rsceipt for
aking rAARsFsRExT soar. On receiving three dollars
viii asad most valuable Receipt Tor making EXfAk EANE
sOAP, 70 cost only three cents pouad, Il
tea persons IN the unisd States On receiving dol
lars viii sead The above and six other Rsocp for Ak
fAxcI SoAFs. IL be mace IN orin airy dinner rot
ABdOn suA capital a. ave doars and sold re45sy al
Proat Of enc haadfsJ per To any cut Of bus
10 foftane- Any q1esisns answered reference
gwen b inclosing therstern portage
Address, z. X. RUSSELL,
Box sal. Posf-oice,
fcbe-im RrookaVus Ny
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az Is stated ,As, q 100000 vOnh II oys,
ssra A.. sold 10 Ssu York Annually. {.
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CoNUNDRUM-Why are the stars the greatest
tronomers? Of.
ANswER-Because they have studded (St.Sdied)
the heavens, for thousands of years.
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I. !. :, ,...ss
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slE0ggsOE50 Gardens.

CNHAS. MILLER co. have opened the above Gardens,
~ Of the Franklin Turnpike, the City Hospital
where refreshments may be obtained. march4
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GLOVER SEEDS barrels Glover Seed, to ar
~ rive on the Seventy Six
mar4 CARTER, MCKAY 4 co.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-20
Family sewing Machinss.

|TTAVfNG been appointed agent fDr the sale
IL or Wheeler ia Valsen's Family SSwing
Machines. in Western Virginia, 1 would re-
speettully invite the ladies and gentlemen III
Kalawha and adjoining counties It'd inspect
their Machines in operation at Brooks Hall,
Charleston, where z shall be happy ID eSplan
the manner of working. L would beg tp say
thai as Family Sewing Machines, they are SIT
Ipefior to allothers manufactured, aud thai fer
beauty and regularity of stitch, either upon
course Wooilen cloths or on the very faest
linen or cambria, they have never been aps
.proached. S. +. GRIFFIN.
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