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a Selected Storm.
THE BRIDE OF THE WRECK

was lonely sort Of u bachelor, and
had never yet known what young men
style the passion. Of passion | had enough,
as my old mate yonder can tell you. l
broke his head twice and his arm once in
fts of it, but he has always seemed TO
love me the better, for he clings to me now
very much as two pieces of the same ship
cling together when drifting at sea. We
are the sole survivors Of thousand wrecks,
and of the companies. that sailed with US
two years ago, no other one is left aGoat.
had been sailor from my boyhood, and
when 1 was twenty-five l may say nc man
was more fit to command vessel among
the mariners of England. And at this
time my uncle died and left me his fortune.
had never seen him, and hardly knew of
his existence; but I had now speaking
evidence of that fact he existed no longer
/ was young and strong in limb, and l
think stout of heart, aud | was possessed
of the rental of some thousand per annum.
What bar was there to my enjoyment of
the good of life No bar indeed, but felt
sorely the lack Of means of enjoyment. /
was a sailor 10 every sense. My education
was tolerable and had some books but my
tastes were nautical, and pined on shore
You easily understand, then why 1 built
a yacht AID did spend much of my time
on her. She was fioe craft and suited
to my taste in every respect, and remem.
Der with sigh now, the happy days
have spent in the Foam.
used to read considerable in my cabin
and occasionally, indeed, weekly, invited
parties of gentlemen to cruise with me-
But the foot Of lady had never been OF
the deck # my boat, and l began to hav'
an old bachelors pride 10 the fact. Yet
! confess to you secret longing for som,
sort of affection differ ut from any haC
heretoforr known, and restlessness whel
, men talked OF beautiful women in m,
presence.
One summer evening, I was at the oil
hall in which my uncle died, and was en-
/ tiely alone. Towards sunset was sur
prsed, while looking over my books, b.
i the entrance Of gentleman hastily an
nounced, and giving indications of no littl
excitement.
} "Your pardon, sir, for my unceremon
Gus entrance. My horses have run ava
- with my carriage and dashed it to piec,
near your park gate My father W,
r badly injured and my sister is now watcl
ing him. have taken the liberty to as
n your permission to bring them to yo'
= residence.
Of course my consent was Instant
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Selected poeirp.
TMs flLRTl BMTlKo


imposed TO hare been rrihen By Rev. ROWLAND HUI,
time uhen public credit IN Great Britain pds shaken
o,,,,..,,,
nav Il hnse, n h'i'ns 1,ins . psnh,
.,i in.,1 ,',ni LII, pV.'un -! i,s Sto'u W. ~,
~ ~, 90, ,,'y nn % .'n,i - ..as M ~ '"'
,r;. ,,,o, n,v s,oc,, i s,.,, ,,t.,oro
~ 49, I,,,.t;,,,,, az " -, - - p -h'''
IN, gi.J ,a hos,en sHn no Rank
Andbog n litiIe nota
some,;mes INV nopter su;,;ns ,ovs.
"Wby Jonii YOU Of ,ner Gomez
And when YOU draw little note
Why MOI u larger sunni
"Why live so nirgardly and oor,
Your bank contains a plenty,
WHY come aud take a one mound note,
When you m ight have twenty.
"Yea, twenty thousand ten times toid,
Is hut "A trifing sum,
To what your Father has laid up,
Secure In God bis Bonr
Since then my Banker Is so rich,
have no cause TO borrow,
Ill live upon my cash TO day,
And draw again TO morrow.
I've been a thousand times before,
And never was rejected;
Sometimes my Banker gives me more
Than asked for OF expected.
Sometimes felt little proud,
I've managed things SO cierer;
But ah before the day was gone,
felt as poor Us ever.
some,;nes with bIu.hcs m NV n.o,
Just mt The Joor I sIand.
Iknow il Moses keens me bacL
.urelv mus, he a., mned
Iknow nv b,nk will, p,vey b,ooL
Nn !, cn1 never r,;i
IN. brm,b,ao na,so,. 4, nm. coa
JehnvnhNi.o,d ar ,ii " o"s ''"'
ahout, ,hop,ntso ~, p,;,,,, h-.k
"rh ~ No. ~ 49, ~ ~ ~ ,I n p,ia,u u a ,h ~ W,'a." ~
~ ,m ,,nnr " us ,n y'""; n, MI
Vnss'u ~ s,,,n, a, ,ho n,sh """'
.,,;co, h,,,o Ian, o,o anal ,.,
Ea ~ ", S"' ~ I'D h,i,,' ~; ~ ~, '"'" Ao'o'
60 a' L',tt. nn, " o,i"e ne pi i.,n ,e c
,Tha p,"E.s; W ;s ,,i'hin Vi Niu''
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-05
Napoleon at Waterloo,

Napoleon when he had seen the Old
Guard recoil, felt his great heagt sink
Several times he changed color, and look
ing on the field with that wondering gaze
that seems to expect to Danish some hideous
vision, he painted for breath, and caught at
his words for utteranoe. "The guard the
guard |" said he sis Sont meteSW (they
are MINGLED in q heapO It is said that at
this awful moment the officers around him
observed such gloon come over that
expressive face of passion, that they expec-
ted him every moment t. yield to some
sudden burst of fury and desperation. He
had met himself with Wellington, and like
the too daring Hotspur, his long career Of
glory had been frustrated in single field.
They even say that he wanted to plunge
with his horse amidst the crumbled guard I,
and perish with his glory. But Burtrand, e,
or Soult-for the truth is attributed to
both alternately by different writers-laid
hold of the birdie, and turning the horse
around, exclaimed, "Your majesty must
not 60 there; the enemy are already fortu
nate enough" Those who say that he fed
from the field do him justice; they forge
I the man they are speaking of. When he
e had seen the battle lost, his army in
tangle of confusion, not regiment, not ;
company together, what had he to do bu
to return with the wind to Paris
n But before he fees look e. him as h,
It takes his last long look at the terrible
ground Can it be possible that it is he
, Napoleon, the conqueror of Kingdoms, tn
G worlds hero, greatest of men since Caesar
@ who has been defeated, crushed, annihilatet
d in one battle! Is he the fugitive Is tina
:, routed army his What his Wher
q are the proud eagles that seemed to liv
o themselves as they gave life to those stalwar
" grenadiers whose long, gray arms lifte'
y them up into the air What is the drum
10 doing now to initiate the soldiers heart 2
n 1t is torn and silent on the field, so is tn
D arm that used to beat it so gaily. Wher
e are the closed columns that formed ram
T. part about heir leader as he moved along
=, Where is that solemn, measured tread tha
W shook the earth rs ten thousand feet can
as down upon it in harmony and awe'
h. Look ct the mighty spirit as h0 conten
e. plates the scene cf desolation. Is this tn
is is end Of so many battles and campaigns +!
cr Is this the result of so many yirgjk, scheme
N and enterprises Has re u''t9d a lon
ar life of action for this T. 1t for this
TO- perverted the revolution and bartered tn
81 81 liberties of mankind Oh, twas aterribl
IT. IT. fall to soar 50 hisA, and then to drop dow
tie suddenly like wounded bird shot by til
We fowler who shall paint that maddene
'r- look of grief and woe as he sits crumple
Il, b4lf DIP on his charger, whose pride
* gbry is gone, lik e his masters! Mob
ms animal! Look! look how he stands
g in the air paralyzed with shame for /
,e carries Napoleon, and has never learned
fee |
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NEW TINWARE SHOP.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE EXCH ANGE.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
| and the public generally, that he has opened
Il Neao Ilnaoare and Sheet Iron ESta-
bhshment,
IN the building formerly occupied for that purpose
BY Joseph SharpUss where he prepared tU conduct
the business IN all It's various branches.
linware and House SPOnting OF all kinds made 10
or der ON sh orl notice aud at moderate prices
Also-STOVES, of various styles, cons iantly fol
sale
Repairing done to order in quick time,
NE Counl y produce taken in exchange for work.
d. G. MILLARD.
Bloomsburg, May 1G, 1sj7-y
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SS- A down east editor says. "If We
have offended any man in the short but
brilliant course of our career, let him send
US a new hat and say nothing about it,"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-05
COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
ACADEMY

THE Trustees OF this Institution have una n'mously
i elected Il ID. Walker, A NJ, OF wisburg, Prin'
cipal said Academy, in place of Prof, Anderson
whose time expires with the present term the lsh day
of October inst
Mr.. Walker will succeed Mr.. Anderson immediatel y
after the close OF his abprs.
IL is designed by the Trustees, with their new Prin
cipa 10 make this institution one Of the best OF The
Kind IN the state.
Oct H. 1857
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a6s- Great CRY and little wool-ap
Ethiopian infant just born.
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Root AND SHOE MAKING.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
sh. THE undersigned, thank ul for the liberal
I'm Years gone by, would Inform his irie nds and
- customers, hat he continues 10 manufacture
Boots and Shoes,
At his old and we lknown stand, on Main street
DloomHburg in all their various and fofms'i eoou
sty le a n d on moderate erms. ... ,-.,
His long experience in tho business, and gen"rai
knosledpe of the people Columbini Ounty, super
added 10 fixed deter rminat ion Iorender Satisfaction
al, his customers, should secure him Increased pa
Nv JACOB F. DIETERICK,
plOomsburg, March 10 1887
CTrNE coal ior sale by =, onn,sy
CEILING Goods very cheap for Cash at Hartman s
- Store
THE THIRD arrival Of oooDs for the Season a
EsrtPsns
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REMOVAL.
r,SJE subscriber haviog removed his Marble Yard
| from near, tie Court house t" the South west cor
nrr of MAIN sGu MARK J. Streets IN Rupert's Row,
wbsre he is pre ep AIRED 10 furnish all kinds of
Marble Wrk,
Viz: MONUMENTS Cradle 7 Ombs, Box Tombs and
Head stones of every description His stock is OF the
hest ind The workmanship not su rpassed by n
the country and At low prices. Call aud Judge for
yourselves. --, , , .,
NHuteIs lvT houses Base COrscs, tInles, and Sill
for Win,ows aud Doors, ut low hglre.
Thankful for past iavoTs we hope for continu1nc'
ANTHONY WHITMAN.
bloomsbury, April A. Is57.-Gm
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PATENT SP ING BED BO TOMS.
A LII you tn t want 10 rest and sleep rood call on
n GEORGE w. CORElL, and buy GOULD'S P7
Tk.NT BED BOTTOMS He hns bought the patent
right Of Columbia county, and is now prepared TO FUR
nIsb Bottoms ppplicane od wrI new bcdse ads
lie has also hand all kinds of Cabinet Furniture,
Chairs Cottage Bedseas and other Cottage Furniture
which he will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Also Ready made Cofhns. .. .
RIoomshurp IT, 1857
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MANS LIB AIRY

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CANVAsSERs wanted 10 ,btan subscribers for the
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Price o.. Sold only by agents 10 each Of whom a
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Is now ready Copies will be sent by mail post paid
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No family whatever should be without it," For full
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W. All kinds Of School and Miscellaneous Books,
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Take Notice.

N. .B.-There are so many ignorant and worthless
Quacks advertising themselves Physicians, running
the Yea th Ofthe are dy afflicted, that DR., Johnston
deems il necessary say, especially TO those
luanied with his reputation that his credentials and
1iplomas al ways han IN his office. T.
UkTAKk NorICE-A II letters must be post paid, ant
.oaiuin postage stamp for the reply, or nodnswe
bewIll sent
,nuaTly 1851.
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GOOD NEWS FOR HARD TIMES,

THE subscribers have just returned rom the city,
i with good assortment of Goods at prices 10 SUIT
the times, which they will dispose OF at pre's ior
ready pay =,
We invite all pc rsons who wish 10 buy cheap TO call
aud examine our stock. Country Produce taken as
usual. :,
II. G. d ]. W. HARTMAN.
Oct II, 1857
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.Ooo0 JOINT AND LAP SHINGLES, for sale
4UUUU at tie Arcade by
NAV 30, ls57. A. @. MENSCH.
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Supposed TO hare been uren by Rev ROWLAND HUI, at
time pheR public credit in Great Britain shaken w
the failure Of several banks.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

THE Losr DAUeHrRR;s' and other
true stories Of the heart by Mrs. CARO-
LINE LEE HEsrz, ii press. and 70 bs
ready for sale On Saturday. September
96th. complete in one large duodecimo
volume, neatly bound IN cloth, for one
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As a successful writer Of sketches,
Mrs. Hentz is, III our opinion unequaled
Fin this country, and her continuous sto-
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that proclaim the true novelist--a natu-
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Of purpose on the part Of the author
without which the reader cannot feel in
terested in any story, while5she possesses
also the artistic skill which causes the d
terestof the. reader to increase as the tile
proceeds, 70 the end Of the last ehaptr.
Mrs. Hentz was tho most, ~suGeesstul
female writer that our country has pto-5
dueed, and Mi. Peterson has published
The Lost Daughter uniformly with
her Linda, Courtship and Marriag
the Banished Son. &e., iii i beautiful
duodecimo volume. This interesting nd
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TRUsT sALR.

DURsUANT 70 Che proFisions Of a deed 8
u trust executed toll William Griffith, is
trustee, BY JohnlH. Handy. dated the 2bfh ii
August, 1855, and BIZ fecofd inlthe clerks d.
fee Of Kanawha cpart, 9 nd for the purposes
therein mentioned, the b ndersignedlwho ias
been appointed by The county court Of Kama
wha, Il place Of said Griffith. who daclinedtd
ACTON saidtrustlwIll =, OF the Sd Non ddy g Sep
tsHtecr neEt, being kanawha 90. court day, ii
tie front-door of the courthouse OF said
county, proceed tofsell,, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, ailpf the certain tract Of land con.
veyed ia said deedIas aforesaid. Said trscl
contains 45 acres Of land, and is situated ID
Kanawha eounty, on the southeast Side 81
Elm river, sboye the mouth Of Big SandYcIees
Title believed 10 tie good.
FREDERICK N. READ,
August 4. III IDS. nH Trustee
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GosHoRs HOUSE.
Charteston. Kanawha

T NhdfItktOHs
.nAVID GosHORNinform his friends
III and the public generally, that be has
rebuilt at his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and u prepared To ac-
co,mmodate all who may favor him with
a call, in ! way that will please the most
fastidious. His Bar is suppliedxith the
finest Champagne, Clsret and MADEIRA
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDIEs;
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES;
and fine CIGARS, &e.
April 23, 1856. n3tf
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RIPULlR tHIRGH music.
Over 10000 Copies sold
THE SACRED MELODEoN.

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Containing 4 great variety Of Church Music,
Se.ectedfch!edy from the old standard
Authors, with many original
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NEW SYSTEM OF NOTATION,
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BY AIS. HAYDEN.
Two reasons will chiefly account for the
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~ The common way of learning the practice
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second-The Quality and style pfAthe MI
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The publishers may add, that the mechani
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Copies sent 10 Teachers. by mail, fpt rs cts.
For Ten Dollars d dozen copies WGIbe sent
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NOTIcE oF SALE.

DY vittue al a Deed Of Trust executed BY
ID SyEvanus N. Dennis I'd me Tile uRd sr-
signed tTttstessto secure to Spicer Patrick the
payment ofscertain sums of money in said
deed mentioned, which is duly Ttc0r,Fea, i
shall, on Saturday the tenth day of October
next 1851, expose To salf before the front
door OF The Court Horse Of Kanaw ha gounty
by wayot public a%nction, fot ready nlDney,to
The highest bidder, a certain HOUSE AND
LOT situate Ia the town of Charleston In said
county On Front Or Water street, now oect-
pied by said Dennis as a dwelling house
Title believed toAbe unexceptionabIe.
Sept iEw4. Ia. w. QUARRlER Trustee.
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FULLY, DENNY s sHEPARn
FoRwARDIHIG
AND commission MERCHANTS,

GaLLIPoLIs, oHIo,
LAYING pntchaseathe Wharf Boat 81 VI.
IL IN, Cabbage. viii attend promptly 10 all
business seatrustedite them.
They will keep constantly on hand a,1aree
assoItmen ut OF B~4ostStotes, Provisions, Grocer
les. dc. &c.
The highest narket price paid III cash on the
Wharf Boat fnt Butter. Eggs, Chickens, and
Provisions generally. I
G~alltpolis. Ohio,l june 10, tf w
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TO THE PTTRETCT

ANDhEM III kanawha county,
and IA W, HUik OF Putnam county;
having entered into partnership, as Attorneys
and SollnSeioFs az Law under the style 81
PAkkSd HDGE9f for t5e counties of Mason
and Putnam: will 8ttend all the county. omar
;eTly and circuit courts iii those counties, and
will attend promptly I'd all business which
Gay &c entrusted 70 themaappertafhing e
their profession. PARKS & HbGE.
Isn. /. is
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a NEW ROUND NOTE BOOK.
THE PRAIRIE VoCA Hist,
BY GIBSON & PESSENDEN.

This work is received with great favor, and
IS now the only mllsic book usedby sse;yserslof
the most scientific and successful western
teachers Of music in the schools under their
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the same superior style WithAt hess Sacred Me-
lpdeon.,
Copies for examination vii. be sent9 mail,
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COPY, for October in advance, has
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philadelphia, Pa.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

Attention is directed p the advertise
ment Of the Henry Ho use, located ~: II
North Charieston, and that. prince on
landlords. II. Snyder. proprietor 70
the stranger and traveller, we feel ~ he's
itaney il commencing this house. sny-
der ! table cant be surpassed IN this sec
ton, and his accommodations Of 4 FIRST
rate order. As 4 sufs index Of prosper
ity. Snyder literally deals ii printers
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

CoUsrr CouRr.-Benj. Wood. charged
With killing his wife. WAS tried yesterday
before the Examining Court, and sent Oh
to the Circuit Court for further trial.
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GaAHAM's MAGAzISE. for October, pre-
sents to tho eye some Of tlletrichest and
moat fascinating engFayings wehaye ever
seen. The success pf this Magazines
owing to The fact THAT its energetic pre-
prietors have taken -j great pains IN rem nn
dering Il W vreerry15poPular with the ladies;
IN getting up plates. At an IN enormous
expense of the laiest fashions, and insse-
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q CO.'S LOTTERIES
Tho Host Brilliant Nhsms DYER Drawn.
Capital Prize soO,oo0sl Tickets onlysfo

Capital Prize s00,O00sl Tickets only S1CI
AWING TO the great Favor with which Our
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III Glass -,
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Glass 10, f
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public, on SATURDAY, Sept 2ath, 1857.
OH THE PLAN or SINGLE NUMBERS.
Three Thousand Thee, Hundred ond
Thirty PrizesI
NaaFlv lne pF,ga i'll EVRFT MIN. nick ata
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SrHAM FlouR MILLl-This very fine
three gtery mill. situated near the mouth
Of Elk riyef, is finished. and viii Be res-
dy fof grinding Wheat in 4 few days
Messrs. Rand. Kuhn 4 Wilkinson, are
is owners,
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u Ely 81 oIU s H

NORTH CHARLESTON, Kanaixha, Va.
THIS convenient hotel has been 9 -ftted
and extensively enlarged. Itisthe on-
y tavern III North Charleston. No expense
hasbeen spared for the accommodation ~ofguests.
Their TABLE, all tanes. IS supplied with
the!defecacies IF tie season; and the caps-
eioas BARR005f with the choicest Liquors
and Segars-FTe1chs Pale and Peach Brandies,
,Iaraaica Rum, Holland Gin, Domestic end
EeIeign Wines Old Rye, Bourbon, Mdnonga-
la and Conimop Whiskey,
Coed StablIngy well supplied with corn and
hey. Fl. SNYDER & CO.
June q, 1854 n9y3ty.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
~WASTED---A BOY.

ESOR a negro pf Iaaulatto boy, between 40
E It's years df age, to do Light house work
plough a garteH. and attend to d horse, fai
wages will be paidby
DE- GEO. VAN Dis LlNDR.
p. O.-Uppef Fsns Of Coal.
Apply 81 the MI office. y3n9tf.