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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
Grocery and Hard ware DepSartmen,

Grocery and Hardy ware Department.
In this department we keep very large
stock of groceries, such as N. O, sugar, coffee
lie molasses. crushed, pulverized and loaf SUI.
gar, pepper spice, ginger, indigo, lard ana lin
seed OIL, wFte lead, tobacco, candles, soap.
sup. CARD. soda rice, ex. logwood, cotton, yarn,
coPPcras, alum, saleratuS, powder, lead, shot,
and great many other articles usually kent
in grocery store, too numerous to mention.
Also. large stock Of csrdage and ha rlwa re,
consisting Of manila and hemp cord ge, from
! to inches; iron steel, nails, castings, cut
Iery, 81 all kinds building materials, mectan-
les, cooptrS, and farmers tools; mill, whip,
sross cut and other saws, Of the best English
aud American manufacture, 10 which we par
ticuiariy invite the attention OF farmers, me-
chanics and lumbemen. As great care has
been oil served in the selection OF these articles
we thinkyou would do well to cali.and ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
feeling assuredthat il will be to your adyan.
tage l. do so. - =
Particular attention 10 oil any orders we
may be favored with. .. - 49,
Our stock cons SITS, in part OF ~ -.
Cloths, and eassimeTes, great variety,
= Flannels, OF every variety.
p Fancy colored satneis, 7
Ladies' dress goods, -. " ~.
SiFk goods. r.
White goods, -
Gloves ami hosiery, h -.
! Shaw,s, carpets, &C., ~.
- Oil clolhs, ,..e-- = N.....
Boots and shoes, -. g..
Mems and boys hats, -..s
, Cloth dTess and frock coats, I ,,->.
Assorted sacks, comprising sacks, half sacks
and pea jackets,
A eoortAd ;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

Where love is. there Is no labor,
,andifthcrc islabor, the labor i low
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
w. F. & J. II. GOSHoRN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in r..
Dry Goods, Grocer,ie s,
a

Glassware, Queensware, Hardware and
Mechanics Tools,
FRONT STREET, CHARLESTON, VA.
"AVING removed our Hardware and Gro
i / eerySture into The room formerly occu-
ped by Messrs. Brooks, Brigham & 60, and
adjoining our Dry Goods Store, we beg leave
10 saythat the business firms Of W. ~. Cos
bora and j. "a W.Goshorn. will hefea fttr be
conducted under the stYle and finn OF W. r.
Al. II. GoShorn. Ut the old Stand of W. & J .
GoSho,n, where they are, now receiving and
open ny direct from the eitits Of New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, the largest and
most durable stock ofIfa II and Winter Goods
ever brought TO this market; amongst which
will be found every variety OF ladies and gen.
ilemien's fine dress goods, ladies' cloaks and
\ aimaS, boots and shoes, hats and caps, silk
and straw bonnets, (ef tie latest style, china,
.laES and QueenSwate, Of the latest desc ription,
papeE1IangIngS, window shades, parlor and
ha!1amfs. of various sizes, books and station.
arr, and SadJlery.j Also, a large and we'll
selected stsckof cheap and laShionai.le ready.
made clothing, "a large portion Of which we
had made to order. (>Which consists OF every
description of coats, pants, vests, drawers,
hickory checked and whitel linen bosom shirts
shiitscolIars aud wooden undetshiltS and draw
ers, ali OF which will be soId\at unusually
low pnces Tor cash. or ON credirto punctual
customers. --~.-s 49,. -
The ladies are particularly invited 10 cali
and examine our stock Of dress and fancy goods
cloth CloabS, talmas, &C., which have been Sc
lected with great care, expressly for this ma T,
ket, from the best houses in New York and
Philadelphia, we believe cannot he surpas
sgd, il equalled,i in beauty, style and cheap
fness. by any house in the place. Z"
Please call aud examine our stock belor,
RELEASING else where, as we faiter ourselve.
We will be enabled to offer you such bargain.
as to make i, greatly TO your interest to bui
fromus. Fs~.r 1T. ..... =.
All oplers promptly attended to. .-..
T.. Yours, with respect,
y - W. r. GOSHORN, .;
D. ..~, 4 J..H. GOSHORN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
JOIIN q. lGIBHART,
Corner Front street and Lower Ferry,
CHARLESTON VIRGINIA,
DEALER IN.
Dry Goods, Groceries,

sa3 K
Saddlery, &c.
HAvING Just received splendid stock 2,
Ii new goods, which has been seiecteu
with The utmost care, feel wafranted IN say
ing to my customers, that can sell as low as
any house in Charleston. have complete
assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting in part 81
ladies' dress goods, ofievery description; fine
lot OF cloths, cassimees. sattinets, jeans, Han
nels, white goods, bleaehed and brownmusi ms,
linen, bandkerchiefs, gloves, hosiery, &C. In
the Grocery deps ftement ray be had white and
brown sugars, best eDfee, moIasses, green
and black teas, specs, rice, FISH indigo, oils,
window glass, powder, shot. lead, gun caps,
cordage liquors, dye stn1Iss DC. Hardware ol
all kinds, such as: mechanics tools, nails,
shoyels, cutlery, Chains, plows, castings, DC.
QueeDswaIe, OF all kinds. Glassware ofeyer,
description; also, bousekeepers' aitcles;ss b
buckets, tubs, tinware, stoneware cotton yarn
brooms, brushes. combs &c. Saadlery--sad.
dies harness, brides, bits, tirrups, girts spurs
bride reins, check lines, &c.
/, yin35if JOHN G, GIRHART.
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LOUIS BERTHE.

DEALER IN ~ -
Stoves. Tin. Cooper and Sheet.
Iron Ware,
LOWER SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,
yInI7 GALLIPOLIS. %.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
The 1saSsc Wedding,

am no prolcsscd story. writer, but there
are many that have listened TO 10 the early
times, when the red man vainly s,rived, by
wreaking his vengeance on the dcfcnccIess
settlers Of our frontier To gain the asccn-
dcncy gone from him forever. 1hcse tales
are invariably interesting first, because they
are full Of thrilling incidents, and then again
because they are true.
The story Of the tragic wedding Is one
among the many that have listened TO from
the lips Of an aged friend Of mine, Ia pio
ncer in the settlement Of Northern Vermont,
during the long November evenings n -5t
when banishing from my mind. IN much
a. possible, the doynas Of the learned com
and gathered profit anil recreation from the
old mans narratives.
Just fifty nine years ago this very night,
began the old man one evening on tie iden.
teal spot where Squire P---------'s house
now stands. occurred tragedy, the rc,ncn.
brance Of which fills me with horror. II was
one Of the most collbloslcd transactions
that In all ms residence IL the wilderness. OF
seventy years, ever came 10 my knowledge !;
it filed the region round about with constcr.
nation, causing mothers To hug more closely
their helpless infants and sweat vengeance
on the hcartlss- perpetrators. Listen, Twill
,ell it to yon.
"A few OF the more hardy AMI daring 0f
the early settlers Of NJ. becoming Il
little dissatisfied with their situation there,
removed into this then wild and almost IN
explored region, distant about thirty miles
from any settlement; and finding fertile
sol and advantageous location. built them
selves log houses, and made cleaiiDgs.
Things went on prospcronsly with them. and
they lived with but little fear Of the Indians,
~ Dobe except struggling hunter ~ two
had bern known 10 visit the vicinity since u
battle between large party Of settlers and
the tribe which occasionally located them
selves there. occarnd, in which the Indians
werc signslly defeated. AMI more than half
their number slain.
"Jh sctthment numbered sotnc twelve
families, who were heated within circuit
OF some miles. Ny elder brother and sister
we're among the number. Among them. ~
a matter of coar,e. was fair sprInklin2 oi
lads and lasses. Of whom Mary :. was a
universal hvori,e of old and young, anI the
belle of the settlement. She WAS my young
friend, girl that vas g,rt--not one u
yoar sentimental. paie-iaced, warp wais,,si,
dainty -Rgurni Missz Of the present time;
bat brighteyed, blooming and laughing
brunette. who could spin tow ard weave
the cloth 0It u which bcr dre~ was made.
Oh she Wa charming girl and wherever
.he went hsppioe~ followed bev footsteps.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

j. Phoenix. correspondent Of the Boston
Po,', notes the following characteristic Of
fashionable society at Nahant:
"1he Double Eye Glass Club" ID. /. q.
e. they place AFTER their pames,) are -four.
i.hinq; two Of them have improved 50 that
they can see through their glasses nearly a.
well as they can without them. Il il quite
refreshing IL sce member take down HE
glass 10 rcad the morning papers. and the
haste with which he replaces il, II surprised
by aD outsider. a friend of mine. named
NJ, from New Orleans, who has al.
ways had taste for fashionable lilc and in
fact has nearly starved himself to death 10
improve his figure. beipg anxious 10 join
the club. went To Boston yesterday for the
purpose II procuring the tools. Entering
fashionable jewslry establishment, he made
known bis wishes, and o box ol double eye
glasses was placed Mt once beforc him.
What focus would YOU prefer, sirs" 10.
1aircd the shopkeeper. with immense po-
llteness. Window glass," replied ~, sol.
emuly. I'm no. nearSiehted. cir; lin stop
ping st Nahsnt.r "Oh, exactly" said tie
jewdhr, anil he Gtted out his CUSTOMER viii
great ce.erity. N. aays be 10 AFRAID Il wont
work, the instrument pincbes his ncss 10
that extent that be hes acquired nasal
pronunciation, end II b painful 10 him =
bi his friends Good bordis."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

You may see some Of the best society in
New York on the top of the distributing
reservoir any Of these fine October morn.
ings. There were two or three carriages in
waiting. and half dozen senatorial mothers,
with their young children pacing the para
pet. as we basked there the other day in
the sunshine-now watching the pickercl
that glide along the lucid edges Of the black
pool within. and now looking upon the.
scene Of rich and wondrous variety that
spreads along the two rivers on either side
Well. YOU have seen the notice forbidding
any one to fish in the reservoir. Now.
when read that warning the spirit Of the
thing struck me at once as nferring nothing
more than that one should not sully the
temperance potations Of our citizens by
sleeping bait in it Of any kind. But you
probably know the common way Of taking
pike. with u slipnoose Of delicate wire.
was determined 10 have a touch at the
fellows with this kind Of tackle.
chose a moonlight night, and an hour
before the e1ifcc was closed to visitors,
secreted myself within the walls, determined
TO pass the night on the top. All went as
could wish il. The nigh, proved cloudy,
but il was only q variable drift of broken
clouds, which obzcure.i the moon had
walking cane-rod with me, which would
reach 10 the margin Of the water, and sev-
eral feet beyond. II Necessary. To this was
attached the wire, about fifteen inches in
length.
prowlcd along the parapet for consid-
erable time. but not single fish could
SEE The clouds made q d;ckerng light
and shade that wholly foiici my s,esdta-t
gaze. was convinced that should they
come up thicker, my whole nights sdven-
ture would be thrown away. Why slsonh
not descend the s!oping wal! and get
nearer on . Ievel with the fish. for thus
alone can hope 10 see ope," The question
had hardly shaped itself 10 my mind before
] bsd one leg over the iron railing.
fyou look arond yoa will see that there
arr some half dozen weeds growing here
and there amid the fissures Of solid ma-
sorry. In one Of the assures from whence
these spring planted foos and began my
descent. Ihe reservoir was fuller than 1t u
now, and few strides would have carrai
Ne TO the margin Of the water. Holding
On to the cleft above, sel1 round with one
foot for place 20 plant ], below me.
Just at that mOment the flap of cool
pounl pike made me look round, and the
Ioots Of the weed upon which partially d.
pended gave way - ] vas in The set 0!
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

heavy bas rod, which had borrowed Ia
the SPIRIT ofths Times Office and when !
discovered that the ash At the end OF tho
wire made strong enough knot 10 prevent
me from drawing my tackle away from the
lailing, around which Il twined itsclf ~ !
threw, why, ~ yoa can At oncc sce, I he'd
but little diiRculty In making my way up
tho face Of the wall with such assistancc.--
Tho ladder which attracted your notice 10,
- you see, lashed to the iron railing Ia tho
identical spot where thus made my escape;
and for fear OF similar accidents, they have
placed another one In tho corresponding cor.
ner II the other compartment Of tho tank,
ever s;see my ssSsasss Ae ssghs's.aassn:sse
in the reservoir.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

We've . child out at nurse whore the waters
And the Psii: Si; q St. Anthony ring on the ear;
And there, where the breezes are bracins and
free,
She's - healthful and happy - baby can be;
Msns ssas n coypovs san0," you know,
II . treasure 70 of who are pilgrims below;
And We, with the wise Dr.. Brigham have
That "eorSo1s ssno" was the first to bs sought;
Aud takes simple food, and ID vigorous and fair.
No toys 1t Coutant's or Bonfanti's she buys,
Nor Xt stsWxfes Tor uSn21ss II sugar .pioidS
But p';y;; ;yy;: o. the sr's''"'rd her s'nSe'' so
With hug. .timeersi doll that her woodmsn
rrot. sx.y sa.s seu 10 hs BLUM on her own sturdy ..
Or sings with the birdlings In harmony sweet
Marks the Father Of Rivers" majestic and
Or sinks IL the shade Of her forests to sleep.
We've been very much prospsred in basket and
And have brought up with care thirty children
or more;
And our neighbors across the Great Waters,
Regard them With envy, a. surely they may;
make,
Since the vissst Of parents may sometimes
mistake.
Her sisters are doubtless wonderful band,
The joy Of our hearts, and the pride Of the
land;
Yet few Of the elders, from strictness OF rule,
Were sent, we're afraid, rather early TO school;
And, perchance, though the teachers had ex.
cellent sense,
They developed the brain At the body 8 expense;
Then some from the heat Of the climate are
frail,
And others with fever and ague are PALE;
And others, alas have gone mad, We are told,
From the bite Of . dog, with collar Of gold
Now dear Minnesota, we wish you TO shun
The faults into which your prOgenitorS run;
Nor rush after wealth with . perilous speed,
Since the strength Of republics lies deeper, In.
deed;
In the mines of the heart, and the ore Of the
soul:
In the virtue and peace, and the patience Of
toll.
So be pleasant and honest, and keep, as you
grow,
The pure rural tastes in your bosom of snow.
We shall hear from you, child, over mountain
and wave,
Your nurses will write Us how well you behave;
Let no bad report your felicity mock
Here's kiss for you, daring, the pet Of the
flock.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
10 NY COAT.
oNx or nERAx0wR's MOST FAMOUS SONGS.

Though hardly worth one paltry groat,
Thou'rt dear 10 me, my poor old coat;
For full ten years, my friend thou'st boen---
For full ten yeArs I've brushed thee clean
And now, like me. thoa art old and wan.
With both the glow of yoBth Ia gone
Hut, worn aud shabby ~ thou art,
Thou and the poet shall not part,
Poor coat.
I've not forgotten the birthday eve
When tirst donned thy glossy sleeve,
When jovial friends. III mabtIIng wine,
Drank Joy aud health to the and mine.
Our Indulgence let some de-pise,
We're dear ~ ever Ia their eyes;
And for their sakes, old ~ thou art
Thou and the poet shalt not part,
Poor coat.
Ono evening. remember yet,
|, rompng, feigned 10 hy Li-ctte
She str0vc her lover to retain.
And thy fraii skirt was rent In twain.
Dear girl, she did her best endesvor,
And patched thee up ~ well az ever.
For her sweet sake, old ~ thou art,
Thou and the poet shall not part.
Poor coat.
Never, my coat, hast thou been found,
Bending thy h0uldcrs 10 the ground,
From any upstart "Lord or "lraoc
To beg peDsion OF place.
Wild forest fiowers---ho Monarch dole
Adorn Thy modest button hole;
II but for that, old ~ thou art,
Thou and the post should not part.
Poor coat.
Poor though We be. my good old fiIend
No gold shall bfibe our back ks to bend
Honest amid temptations past,
We viii be honest 10 the last
For more prize tn, virtuous rags
Than all the lace conrti.r brags;
And while ! live and have heart,
Thou and The poet shall not part,
Ny coat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

i nay, oh boy, cried Paul Pryor to m
excavator in North shields, whom be e.
pied a, the bottom Of u yswniny gull. what
are you doing there y
"A big hole" the old boy replisl.
Paul was not u BE- put on in this fashion.
What Are you going 70 do with tho
ho!e - ~
Going N cut Il into small holes" 70
piled the oA boy. -" and retail them 10 farm
ers for gate posts"
Paul was cold
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
A NIGHT ADyESTURE

nr ,as lArE caAalrs rryso aoTfHAs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

turning. Sir, ones senses are sharpened in
deadly peril; and ~ live pow, l distinctly
heard the bells Of Trinity Ginning midnight
a. rose to the surface the next instant,
immersed in the stone cauldron, where l
must swim for my life, Heaven only could
tell how long!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-18
new FIRM.
FL CARD.
OUR NEW FIRM.

II s6ords NJ pleasure 20 announce 10 my friends and
the public that / have associated with ne my former
partner, JAS. s. WILKINS, and my wen-knoEn assis-
tant, THOs. HILL, under the familiar style OF y. 4.
A 4 90.
ne nsz frm WI start With an enaclsnt force ~ each
mechanical branch, the watch dspartmentb being uisasr the
supervision OF Mr.. wilkins.
SO tfuil a. Ell times Of TIE latest fashions, ar prizes
as loV - the same quality and style Of goods can d pur-
chaser IN PhiladelPkia or New York
I an thankful for the lfberal BstronAEs eTtended 70 ne
during my fifteen years residence IN HempAls, and ny
ain vii b 10 merit It's continuance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-18
gabOr- Sailing Alatbinss.
Important to Planters & KILLERS.
FELLOWS IMPROVED
seIf-Sharpenisg Portable GTiSt Mill.

IN Improvement o. al OthT Pdfenfs.
THIS Is one Of The most valuable inventions q sae day
D ssessing an the osalinostious requisite 70 make
valuable to the farDer- Il IL destiaec l. supply q wan
hat has long been felt u that portion o. community I
h 20 sinple in construction, that any person o. ortlns
n skin can run g and keep h. z order Toe Erindml
surfaces are Of the most dursoIe chsTacter. harder thai
any tempered Eiea. and net liable 70 &c cut o. 0rd-r
Il VIII q inz wheat, tern, oats bucEwhest drugs an
spices crush and grind corn snd COB admirably, or shele
nsts and co-n- and cob NAV b. vel Eround together IL
small SIZE frEme nal, win two-horse power, vii grin.
from I've 70 eighi bushels o. superior corn neal per kuur
and from eight 70 ten buShels o. good feed for siock, IN.
requires bot little s~ftentisa, and nay Be run By gin-eel
without increase q cxpense. TIE large size fraue IA
VII grind ever tEice that amount per hour. TIE mes
ts not heated in ErindiBE- valuable Feature. Prc
an, Tor small size SIS; large size So We have Cd
rieht 10 sen the States O. Alabama, Mississipp, Lrui
sans Arkanzas, Tennessee, Ksntncky. AID q pCrft1l 81
Texas A rare chanoe is here offered for coupeieut a.
responsib men - engage IN The sale q Mis-
County and STATE rights eoid m accommodating taruf
All orders, c0muunicatt0ns, and applications for Right
and HEiE Addressed % rs vii te promptly ufporde to
gunLdswiF JENNINGS d
P.s DAVIS. HODGE \ WILLIAMS. Commission ar
Forwarding Merchants ars our agents in Memphis Tenn
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WOOD & PEROT,
4U.ADELPB5A

fr7E are new prepared b furnlsh. 81 the shortest nosIt
w and vrry leT priocs, all orders for I'm Railing, fl
Cemcffries. Public Squsres and Front Yard Fences. IT I
Veransshs IN great variety an Of Rev designs. Ira
stairs. orcaar and siriEaL Fountains, Settles, Chair,
rrae Bsxes. Tsbf E, Animals, StatuarT, and decorative
ron rcrk generally.
ubere the necessary materials can b. b 4 - The loWei
prices and being he Oldest masi experienced and lzrges
house Of she Kind IN TIE o1urtry, We arc shie 70 presen
an wcrk al lower rric-s than any cumpetitnrE. H1vni
a~poointe8 Mr.. ROBERT FLETCHER Arhiiect, OF
aarnf Al Memphis. Trnu-, We refer an per-ozs ue-oins
work 10 him for al Necessary infoTmatian and for bocss
Z designs. embracing 81 unusually large variety 81 pal
terms and uho Is aufhoIi1d 70 eel 81 WDrk delivered
On board o. vessels 81 Phiadelphi2 ~ ths loNeSt Fhia-
7elpris prizes. WOOD & PERoT.
rs-0ao- In walkers Block No. IS. third stairs.
M..a1--n