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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12
Am Epitaph.

His was a poor and common lot,
Whose dust is buried here;
Some hours of joy and some of grief.
Cares soon forgot, and pleasures brief.
The changefnl smile and tear.
All youths illusions DER and past.
The work of manhood done,
He sleeps right well and takes no though
OF all the good or evil he has wrought,
Beneath thy sacred sun.
And were his dust placed side by side
With dust from Cesar's nrn,
IT'S doubtful II the keenest eye
The kingly atoms could discry,
Or each from each discern.
Some tears were shed upon his grave
From eyes that smiled the morrow;
Ere Natures kindly hand had spread
A robe of green above his head
All had forgot their sorrow.
His kinsmen with becoming grief.
Their legacies received;
The doctor took bis fee, and sighed,
Explaining sagely why he died;
But none knew why he lived.
His friends still talk of him sometimes,
Complacent and serene,
As of some buried Pharaoh,
Forgotten many an age ago,
And vanished from the scene.
What more he was or did on earth,
By Fate's supreme decree;
Whate'er with busy hand he wrought,
To him, o passer-bylis nought;
What is it more to thee!
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12

w. A gentleman in Charleston. who
entertained good deal Of company at
dinner had black as an attendant. wh9
was native of Africa, and never could be-
taught to hand things Invariably to tho
left hand of the guests at table. At lsnght.
his master thought of an infallible sxDes
dent to direct him, and as the cuass were
then worn in Charleston single breasted,
in the present Quaker fashion, he told
him always to hand theplste to the but
ton hole side. Unfortunately, however.
for the poor fellow, on the day after he
had received this ingenious lesson, there
was among the guest at dinner foreign
gentleman with double breasted coat.
and he was for while completely at q
stand. He looked first at one side Of the
gentleman's coat, and then at the other
and finally, quite COMPOUNDED at the out.
landish make of the gentleman's garment
he cast a desparing look at his master.
and exclaiming, in loud voice, Button
holes on both sides, Nasal" hxnded the
plate right over the gentleman's head.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12
For the Monmouth Weekly Herald.
To a sleeping Babe.
BY FINLEY JOHNSON.

BY FINLEY JOHNSON.
Sleep on, sleep on, unconscious babe
Upon thy mothers breast;
While on thy lips, with smiles of Joy
The pledge of love is prais'd;
Sleep on, sleep on, for sorrows tears
Thy eyes shall never weep;
Dream on, sweet babe, and undisturbsd
Shall be thy peaceful sleep.
Sleep on-and angels might impress
Upon thy lips kiss;
And wonder that so pure form
Was in world like this;
In purity and innocence, al
Such as to thee are given,
Might well endow the spirit forms
Of angels life in Heaven.
Sleep on sweet babe, unconscious Of
Thy mothers loving cares,
To shield thy young and tender hearts
From earth's alluring snares;
For angels light around thy couch
This ceaseless vigils keep;
For nothing is so holy as
An infants tranquil sleep.
Sleep on, sleep on, and when thy eyes
Shall open to the light;
May flowers strew thy daily path
And hopes pare sun shine bright;
May peace and joy unto thy soul
Their endless joys impart,
May friends be near; with smiles to lend
Hopes rainbow round the heart
Nd.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12
Fashionable Attire of the African
Ladies.
A tours saws.

/ had an opportunity Of admiring the
pitch to which the passion of the sex for
ornaments may be carried; it put all the
agonies Of a coronation toilette to shame.
Two of the Sheikh's slaves, whose only
dress was piece of cotton round the
middle, had their dark bodies entirely
covered with most elaborate pattern in
relief produced by slashes, into which
some extrenous matter had been rubbed,
to form raised cicatrice. Pride suffers
no pain, so that ] suppose the operation
was as agreeable as it certainly must have
been protracted. The effect was pleas
ing-something like embossed black
leather.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12
For the Monmouth Weekly Herald.
To Anna D-.---.


Home with all its pleasing cares
Has nay nought for me,
Except to lure each passing hour
With many thoughts of thee.
And in thy influence find,
Beauty and virtue combind.
The past with its sunny hopes
Rushss back to me now,
AS oft eagerly gazed
On my Annals browl
To catch the eyes quickning,
AS they daily to and fro.
1 love to see the pure soul
Sufusing thy face,
And the maidens sweet joy
Thersupon to trace.
That free open look of thine,
Seems sparkling with ray divine.
As thou on silyery wings,
Speed the blooming days;
Trust in hope, the guardian star
Which meier leaves thy way.
But leads on to endless joy,
Free from pain, strife, and alloyl
PHILs.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12

10 In stump speech somew6sfS ous
west-the usual locality windy orator
recently got up before an asssmblage Of
his intelligent countrymen and saia.---
f" Sir, after much reflection, constellation
and examination, have calmays delibeO-
rately and carefully come tor ths, deter.
mined concluslon-that In cities where
the population is very largee there are a
greater number OF men, women, and chill
dren, than in cities where the population,
Is less. And | firmly believe there is not
man, woman or child IN I'll tAis vast
assembly that has reached the sos of fftv
or upward, but has felt this mighty truth
rolling through his breast for centuries.'a'
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12
The Beautiful.
BY roNrNeoE.

Oh how We love the beautiful
The gentle, and the truef
The loving and the dutiful,
And all that's fair to view.
We love the lyrics of the Spring,
Sung by the forest birds
More eloquent than those we sing,
With sweetest poets words.
We love the leaves of Autumn Time,
Tho yellow, sere and brown,
Because they fill our hearts with rhyme
As they come tumbling down.
We love the memories of our YOUTH,
And oft in Fancy's ear,
Back to that time of blissful TRUTH.
Go, wondering what we are;
OH how we love. all purity,
And how we hate all sin!
Yhis-this is our security
And keeps us pure within.
Then let us so remain for aye;
For God this great love gave,
70 cheer US when we come to die.
And blossom round the grave.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12
Orr Strap 8ook.
A Heart for Every ONE.
BY CHARLES SWAIN.


OH there's heart for every one
If every one could find it;
Then up and seek, ere youth is gone.
What eer the toll ne'er mind it!
For if you chance to meet at last
With that one heart intended
To be a blessing unsurpassed,
Till life itself be ended,
How would you prize the labor done,
How grieve if you resigned 1t;
For there's heart for every one,
If every one could find it.
Two hearts are made, the angels say,
To suit each other dearly;
But each one takes different way
A way not found so clearlyl
Yet though we seek, and seek for years,
The pains is worth the taking,
For what the life of home endears
Like hearts of angels making,
Then haste and guard the treasure won,
When fondly you've enshrined it;
For there's a heart for every one,
If every one could find it.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12

A FAST Young MAN.-One dav there
came to Spurs stable o young man to-
get horse and carriage to attend funs--
raj. Certainly" said Spur, but" he
added, forgetting the solemn. purpose for.
which the young man wanted $780,
: don't drive fastP (" Why. JUST LOOK.
here, old fellow, exclaimed the somewhat.
excited young man, want you to I'M
derstand that l shall keep up with the
procession, if it kills the horse ~
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12
Lines i'm am Albums.

BF1 COIls lSCE BEhNEs
Oh what were place in the temple of fame;
The hopes of the poet or sage,
To the pleasure the rapture of leaving my
names.
Ny mark on this beautiful pageI
And yet conceive ofa'pleasure more bright,
A joy which would never depart;
'Twould be forever and ever to write
My name on the fair owners heart.
a namc engraved there more safe would be
Than if 'twere embaImed in rhyme
'Twoulst defy. all the waves of obliyion's sea,
And the hard iron finger of Time.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12
No.. A kind hearted littla ,ror,. -,

ngA- A kind hearted little spouse, bon.
neted and shawled very recently appeared
at the door OF room, where her good,
natured liege lord was about to indulge,
in comfortable snooze. any dear T az,
going shopping. What shall I bring va,s,
to comfort your" 81 don't KEW E 49,; Is /.
don't think of anything wa ant ,,.GrUs
larry just now. CONG and E;ss me-
wlli tell you, however, whasTl want Won
T. don't brine me- "What is Fl pray20
ray dent bring me in debt"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12

t;st;r An Irish arctionesr, while expa-
~ sla' .ig on the meri.s Of 4 telescope. sage.
:. observed:
How often IA. aha widows heart
leapt for joy when she had beheld her
husband at dis ,tallce brought near to her,
v sucR an inst ruHlent as thiss2
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12

n@ Dry up p was an expressive
phrase, but the boys in the streets have
found better one. New they say, "Sus-'
pend e
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12

Hsa- An freshman tells of fcht IN J
which there was but one whola nosa left
in the crowd, and that belonged 10 the
tay KETTLE"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12

HGr Love, the pIagr : and tha snail.
pox arc often comm. o;cs ~ tad hv sSa cloth.
ing. -A's''e4 - '-s S'S'A
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
Den Of CuunIsrfeitsri. Broken up'

The Pittsburg paporsof satuTiaystats
that descent was made upon q MOI orions
and extensive gang Of counterfeiafs in
that vicinity ,son Friday Lest. and five of
the number arrested and committed TO
prison. The establishment was a;t4yefn
10 DuquesnebcFough, known III the
[, ''Raftamen's Home, \ kept4by ~ man
named Culbertson. Iii
On thesperson Of Culbertson was f,arad
bogus gold and silver coins amosnhting
10 nearly S3O,a exceedingly wslE exe.
catsd, and $s note on the Nortsefn
Bank Of Kentucky, altered to d SEQ Tie
house was then searched, and in ths bell
vas found SNAIL basket filed with diss
of various sizes. acids. etc, and i. small
quantity Of unfinished quartsrs ana hill
dollars. The officers then proceeded 10
the cut-buildings and ID the stable, Ise;
creted under one Of the flooring boards,
vas sspied carpet-sack. filed with ID
large amount Of counterfeit coin, dbl for
both American and French money! and
ii cther Implements necessary mtthe
MaHatactRrs Of bogus coin. slfss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
COsHoRN HOUSE.
chrleston, Kaaawha.

'nAvID GoSHoRN informs his friends
D md the public generally, that be be-
rebuilt 1t his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and Is prepared 70 90
|commodate allwho may favor him with
u call, In . way that will please the most
Ifastidions. His Bar 10 supplied with the
finest Champagne, Claret and Madeira
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDIES;
lOld Bourbon and Common WHISTLES
and fihe CIGARS. DO,
April IS, 1856. n3tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

BLoopY ArrHXr III JAIL.A wenaanY
named Rose Bell alias Martin, wspt is
re jail n Washington, b. CT. Or Thurs-
day. with some refreshments for pxisd-
ner named Jones, with whom she HaRI /. i
innate. Some circumstances. sava she
8tas. had excited the iealousy 81 gdseG.
and while she was 1t the jail he astsh
Aer q kiss him. and On her attsmpli66 tb
comply, be threw one arm arouna ihes
1tek and with the other hand drsw;aE III
zor across her throat liior1ily .'betlanink
lar With ! kissy' h vas secured beE
e,rs ksconh fnish his deadly pntuppa
n r11h nnsds 81 tie r41or seyered ths
windpips, but i d shspght she ri4s;s fes
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
.T1a1r<1 Vo11111a9
or TIE 8sF Hsja
kAl1ArWHA VALLEY STAR

Tia publishers. being DESTROYS Of en-
ending The circulation Of their paper.
lhirk this ! adorable time 70 send y their
agents ana |friends new Prospectus, IN
order that IN who desire it may avail
themselves Of the opportunity % sub
scribe. The Kanaacka Naltsy Star is
now - ven known ii this section Of the
country. and % firmly established IN the
public regard, that, ID issuing i Prospec-
tus, We scarcely need repeat ils varied
claims for public favor. The marked
success which has attended its publica-
ton from the beginning shows how fully
III has met the public favor.
The relation Of parties, one 10 the other.
sbaye materially changed within the past
few years. The Democratic party DC
now, as ii has ever been. the great con-
serrator Of the Consultation contending
rathe exercise, by the Federal Govern
mont, Of its legitimate functions. while
|itclaims for the States that individuality
which constitutes them independent SOW
ereignties. The Wing party, from it's
inherent weakness. has been dissolved
and disintegratsd, and its component
parts, with limited qualification. be-
como identified with either the Know
Nothing or Black Republican parties
the one. with mockish conservatism
seeking to destroy the vitality ofthe Con-
stititusion; and the other, ID the madness
Of fanaticism, boldly declaring it's pur-
pose to subyert the acknowledged laws
Of the country BY brute force. Between
these factions and the Democratic party
there is no affinity. The line that divides
them is bold. distinct and unmistakable
To them the Democratic party has no
compromise to offer. Standing firm up
on the Constitution, it's principles and
policy harmonizing with that instrument,
it .upiifts 4 stern and undivided front to
both, and declares the war to be aggres-,
siye to determination. The Star, as here
tofore, will take az earnest and active part
in behalf Of the principles Of the States
Rights Democratic party neither. asking
nor expecting . cessation Of the conflict,
nor shrinking from the obligations just
III incurred in the earnest prosecution
Of so praiseworthy an object as the de-
feat and overthrow ofboth of these odious
organizations.
The Star will devote its special atten-
to the varied interests of the Kanawha
Valley and tile adjacent country, and viii
exert its best efforts to bring about the
DEVELOPMENT of the great mineral wealth
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
b. re -, po,t


Carter's Spanish MixtnI
The Great Pari6sr IF tie BloclI
THE BEET AErERATIvR ENoN
NotIe Partiels Of Nsrr1ryisat
An infalkble remedy for Scrofula, Il.
Kvil, RhsumaEisn. Obstinate Gu
cns ETuptions, Pirplss Or Postuli
The Face. Blotches, Boils. Ara {
Fever. Chronic Eos Eyes, Rags
or Tettsr, Schld Head, HnlarSu'
and Pain Of the Bones and Joibn 4
Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, Hypti1
Disorders. and al diseases arising
an injudicieup uss Of Msrcuri, z
prudercs in Life, or Inpusisy Il
Blood. 81 !.
This great altsrativs MSaieins &
Purifier pf The Blood il new ~
thousands Of grateful patients hou
parts Of the United States, wko ~
daily to the remarkable cutss psridr1
BY the greatest Of al medicines, ga
TERS SPANISH MIXTURE n
ralgia, Rheumatism. Scrofuls, Krrp6
on the Skin. Liver Dissass, Fsvsn.
GERS, oldlSores. Affection ofths Kilnl
Diseases of the Throat, Fsnak q
plants, Pains and Aching Of he B
and joints. ars speedily put % agh.
using this inestim4hle remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, rot
has yet been found to compare viii .
Il eleanses the System Of. al impau'
acts gently and sfiicisntly On tic 7
and Kidneys, Strengthens the Digsss
gives tone to the stomach, malss {
Skin clear and healthy and rpsicIH
Consultation, enfeebIed BY disease 81
ken down BY the excuses ofyouth,
pristine vigor and strength.
For the plsx4sE ~ FE,lAtxs It =
harly applicable. and wherever i h,
Come known Is regularly prescribed
the happisst effects. II invig6riis
weak and dsbilistad, and inpsrz q
city to the WORKOUT trans. clan
skin. and leaves tie patient iIs.1
healthy; I single H6ttls Of this insses
bic remedy is worth al the so-cilN
saparillas IN existencs.
The large number Of oerti6ca,<s 9
NO have received from psrsons ~:
parts Of the Uaitsd States. Is u
evidence that there Is no humbug
it.. The Press. hotel keepers. IS
tratss, physicians, and pubic re,
known 70 the community. all adt ~
testimony 10 the wopderfnl effect q
this GREAT BLOOD PURITiM
Cali on de Agent and 60. an Az
and read the details of astonishing 2
performed BY CARRIERS 8PAss
MIXTURE, (IT Mos1 c4sxs xHtss =
rHEro ELSE HAD sres1ISr T1itzD.
limitsof an advertisement viii 20; =
their full insertion.
VIM. 8. REERs : CO., froFz
Richness
TO whom 81 orders musl b sdai'
For aale By Drukeists and Co..
4srcbants j. Al para 81 ibs w
Stsssa and the Cspsdex. and b
cE ~ FlIR4t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
! SELLING OUT.

@ BINswANGER5 4 BRO, Browssown
-. Kanawha 90. Va. wonld most respect
fully inflr,n the pahlie that. ashley intend
leaving this State they will sell their tire
Stock 81 Goods. most Of which were saved
from their establishment which was lately
destroyed BY FIRE at Teryl low prices Call soon
q bargains can he had.
Il Persons indebted to rs ere requested to
come forward and settle imned Iaiely,, a. long
et indnlgenc cannot be given.
s.. BiNSWAS0KR 4 BRO:
r3svaf s.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

The Atlantic Flour Mills, dsstrsysd
~ ffs IN Norfolk, Va, Friday night week
sd DMnsd BY pr. N. g. Skinner, ssefe
valued At $40. 600, and insured for $1,000
ia he Washington co. . ONCE, 850D0 Il
the Lynchburg. $1,000 ii the AmeFiiesn
Phenix. and 5000 il Tie London Rho-
nix. Dr.. s., besides the mill, ;lsSs d
quantity ar wheat. HKss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

fumes Putnsy, A5rahans Z. Hattom eng
Henry Warren:
CsrsrLEMrs:--Please take nesice, that on
the 7ih tseventh) dayof April next, At the
cf6ce OF William q, Howell, in Pafis, the
county seat Of the county Of Monroe and
rate or Missouri, We will proceed To take the
deposition of Wiliism T. Styles to Be read in
ding in Kanawha Circuit Court, Virginia. Tin
eseeimentl ID which yo, are plaintiffs and
We are defendants. and II from any cause thr
taking of said deposition should not be ceaa-
rsenccd OF Icing commenced should not be
completed On that day, he takins OF the same
will be adjourned from time TO time until COM
pleted. This 18th February, 1857.
Respectfully yours,
/ William Lively, Jacob Cathy, Jeremiah
Stevens. Ephrsim Pausey, Joseph Paaley,
Allen Brogan. Preston Eskew and William
Aoorc. ByfT. 3. SWAMI. {
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

q s 3= u : 2 E--s=-TI
TYIRGINIA, SS.--At Rules held III the
v clerks Office Of the circuit court for Kan
awhs couhty in the month Of April 1857.
n William Matheny compi't EF4
vs. Il
John H HANDY, James Atkin.f III Chancery
son q Vim. Griffith defsts. d
The object ofthis suit is to recover BY a.
tachmsnt Of said Def't John. II. Handy the
sum Of $500 due bytwo notes one falling due
list April 1856 for $500 subject 10 credit Of
$685. 16e paid 14th July 1856 and the other fol
$500 due ist April 1857, and interest mp
on each. Ss
II appeaf,ng By afidayit fled that The
dtft John II, Handy is NON resident Oh this
State; II il therefore srdered that he id APP
pear here within one mouth after due publi-
cation of this order and do what's necessary
to protect his interests in the premises.
E copy tests. IT.
VI. W. QUARTER elk.
Read, sol.
a April = 1851, .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
Bargains

DREPARToRY 10 going to the Eastern
il markets for oury Spring and Summer Stock
Of Dry Goods, we offer to sell for cash, our
stock of Fall Goods at Coat. Our stock consists
for Ladies, of Marines, Cashmeres, De Lains
ShswIs CIoaks, Talmas, Collars, u ndersleeye
Ribbons, TRIMMINGS, Hosiery Of all kinds,
Gloves Shoesahd Boots. For Gentlemen, Over
coats, Vests. Pants. Marino, Cotton and Elan
mel EndeTshirts, Drawers, Waterproof Boots,
heavy Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Buck Gloves, dc. DC.
Give us a call. and you viii find your expecta-
tons realized.
Ii. W. GOODWIN. & co.
February, 3ud, 1857. 4
8 43tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
REMOVAL.

MI Rs, R0CK-+-tormerly Of HE Maiden
~ House. kanawha Salines-- has remove
2 ne large aud cornmodiouE Brlck House. an
poei'e ne old stand. where she is pyersyed n
enc eriain The traselirepnhi;c.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
COTTAGE i'm,

dAMEs n. CRAY,
3; = W. !, aouss - pleasantly situated on the
,.,is. 49, a. snd gAasiestcu gurapike. two
81 s = NEG lsorte = e.y ssssn ion wv
n II. ! " seelfss IesesJs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

BUFFALO TANNER, FOR .sATE.
a BARGAIN can beIhad in the Tan.
a merry situated Immediately back 81
Buffalo. containing about ore asrA ofisrsJ
WITH Z good bark house. bark mill. md
well Of water, etc. The tan house i
somewhat out Of repair: Buffalo Is one
Of The best points Ia Western Yirriniis
Tor tannery- Ro. r. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
LAND. -.
20 i aALE

TINE subscriber wishe. 4 -, p:
- Land, lying on Davies 81 ~
awha county "a. This lsSS 2tttk II
acres cleared and In cnliissiiss. + ~ 4
house e0or 10 young bear IL ss,l ...kl.
'as MANY pcseh ilccs, ali Of p5s5 ~
9 coal bank ~ feet Ia thiek ness 4. ;. I
= here $50 Or 70 ar1ts ssi,akle 4: -
and CORD water cenyenieni. '''ll1
ALg0--A no Csc AID LOT 4.
nov occupied - Dr.. gsS. b -
oasFs three head Of huf5ts fof al
EAgcn nearly Dew. Any Of al y !. ~ b
mentioned property will Be sOld !. :.
dating terms for cash sraEpiove5 =
Apply to The Subscriber. al ~ 4
opposite hsrleston. Va whers
10 entertain al who may give h;,rf
EzRklRL N
Nov. 18th, 1855 M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
yANMArRE HOUSE
.sARGENT . BRoTHER,

HIIf SARGENT & BRoTHRR
WIonld respectfully inform the public that
tAeyhaye put Interpretation the IN 81. h
fI West Columbia Foundry. II
where orders for castings, copperaAna sheet
0tr5n work will be filed ID their various
bihnehes. rI Yln2tf /,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
500 RTVAFDl

&341y0 -EG-hS w -EAE1.@
WILL be paid for the apprehension and
wv safe keeping, 30 that the undersigned
can get him, ofthe body Of JAMES VINS0NI
y ho, in cold blood, and without any pFoYoea
ton whatever, shot and killed Mr.. David
Brsnham whilst he VAS crossing the river ~
the ferry boat at Louisa, Lawrence comfy,
KY, on Monday.th 10th day Of March, 1867,
or the underigned will guarantee rewstd O
1900 to the person OF persons who will de-
hyer said Yinson TO the pr per authorities q
Lawrence county, Kentucky. 8
Said yinsot IS Al or AZ years Of age, 5 feet
50 inc hes high, weighs is ; or ITO pounds,
heavy round face, il Of q sulky disposition,
has bad when spoken to,lfail
complexion, black hair and blue eyes, tive
fingers OH his right hand are slightly broken,
but only petceptitle. Any person a1estine
said Vinsin will please give information e
any of the undersigned at Warfeld, Lawrence
county, KY, and al Louisa. KY. HEE#
OF tie above reward OF $500, E.s
JOHN MARCAM will pay 300
W1LBURN BRANH AM will pay 100
BENZ AMIN BRANIIAM will pay 10li
JOHN TACK will pay .sti 6Dt
HENDERSON BRANHAM will pay 30 Il
,Warfeld, KY, April I, 1857, j ismf.3 sHE
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