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A. L. LARPEN7 EUR,
Third, at the corner Of Jackson &, st. PAIL,
Wholesale and Retail Dea 'er in
Dry Goods, Groceries, Bets, Shoes,
Clothing, Farming Implements, Far
n1shang Goods, &C.. Sc.
SOMETHING NEW FOR EVERY BODY :,

A i. LAkPENTEUR announc that, TAX
- ing advantage of the expert ne Of past
years, and with an accurate knowledg If the wants
Of his customers, he is prepared to SUI ply well, and
with satisfaction to purchasers, as leg ards prices
and qualities Of goods, all articles in lie line Of
DRY GOODS, LIGHT HARDWARE, CLOTH.
ING, &c., &c.
MS stock mas been bought on such terms as en-
abes him to compete with any in the trade. and he
wishes II unperstood that, unlike any other egtab-
llshnnent in Saint Pou he can furnish f,om his own
stores, COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR Isu,sBAyTs
who have come TO Minnesota TO locate.
Recent arrivals have broughtt to him, ia ue other
goods, tie following - '
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MARTIN DREW !,

Manufacturer of all kinds and qualities Of Sad
dies, Harness, Collars, Trunks, Vaises, Whips,
4 Fly Nets, etc, etc. Also Carriage Trimming.
All kinds Of repairing in his line, done in the
shortest possible time, Third Street, between
Minnesota and Roberts, St. Paul, Minnesota
III Territory. \. Il "a Nd
Saint Paul. M. 4. April VT
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CHARLES E. MAYO & CO.,

Successors to F. 8. NEwELL,) Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery,
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in Stoves and
Tin-Ware, Third Street. st. Paul, Min. Ter.
Y. Il. MAYO. ytf +. BANGS,
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EXCHANGE AND LAND OFFICE,
TRACY d fARNHAM,
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND
u A. So 10 sAgBN n
SAINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.

6-SOLLECTIONS made Estate Exchunge for
~ sale at current rates. Eastern drafts and
certificates OF deposite cashed. Current Bank
notes received on deposites. Gold for sale In
terest allowed on special deposits. Lands, Town
property, and wild lands for sale. Houses to
rent, etc. etc. All persons having Real Estate
for sale, or wishing TO purchase, are invited to
cal at our office.
We would suggest to strangers coming here
with money to purchase Real Estate, that BY con-
sulting us they can ascertain what lands are for
sale in the vicinity, price ETC., and when desired,
we will act as agents for the purchase Of such
lands, which we can generally buy on more fayo-
rable terms than can strangers.
Persons wishing to make investments, can do
SO through our agency as fayorably as if here
MONEY INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE.
We will invest money in Real Estate, for the
first three hundred dollars. at five per cent. on
the investment, and three per cent on all sums
over that /: and will give, without charge, full
and accurate descriptions or the lands--the quai-
" Of the soi--proportion Of prairie and timber
land, water, etc. and the probable profitable
ness of the Investment also act as agent for
tlla asnentof taxes.
d TIg ,N Or LAND WARRANTS.
III
svisI inter- ranaent lands fur capital lists
and ssii the ssgae, when desifsd, FOR one half OIL
ttha profit 4 and share the losses equally BY
This arse shout 40 equal yiutar ested, with
the capta llst ID securing clsoiee pieces Of land
or we will boy eminent }lands, and enter into
4 Nritten 0bl ton To- III e them I'VE years from
date nfantry at d III tired per cealt odranee on
tie giaal eDst, OF loose all claim for our ser
vices hus Teal ling twenty per cent per annun
10 capita ISIS sfpr the use Of their money Flo,
lands entered I'LL ls manner, we ask nothing I'LL
The expitation DC the Eve years. For personall,
selecting and entering government land We
charge l24 cents, Eises acre. Il. Nj
Eastern Drafts, 81 Cafii ficatss of Deposit, re.
ceived in pa ymsnt for lands. ls sss
TRACY i FARNHAM. &
"A III ERE NC ES
Hon. y. I'LL DoolHtIe. Ulica, IN. ".
Hon John r iIinipan, Mayor Of Utica n Y
I Messfs CLARK and Richardson, do do
IN Hon VLeavenVorth, Sec State, Albany, ~
4 Hon !,nn ,fatt Jus Sup Court, Syracuse, NV !
Hon IsFaAI I1nting fon, do
Messrs Ely. Ciapp q Barnes, New York
WIN IL Woodbury. Esq. Il s. s az
Samuel Nv sputtnan Esq, Brooklyn, nv Sssss
Hiram e jerome Esq, B Rochester,
/. Henry I. N Fish, Esq .sSs asss, rs
tStens Il g witt, ESD. Lyons, ID IN. i III
Eharles 3 Clark, ESD /, Buff lo,s IN
George G SeeIye. Esq. Geneva, N g. 5s
Anti ony April ytf
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BOOKS AND STATI ON /, I Y !.

pOOks AND sTATIONERY ---I beg leave
- TO inform the inhabitants Of ST Paul and
ccansfy that am now prepared to at
tend to business Ii Inc, wholesale and retail
JJsT RE CEIVEDs
Anew thousand towels. ~. \
4 Waii-pap 81 mi MI Il Nj a
} Ms,sic, and dusica Il Il III
Strings from the coInaaie III ID lie hest ftxltan.
i Hair Tor Violin bows, q NE
B M.,sicinstractofs 4, sss 81 s d
n Stationery az all kinds, sss ss
A ~ w p1te gold faacs gpods for Cl1risfuaas.
Schoo -boak nous bool & Enaisii. ia ench
and German isang sz sS ssssS49
\. IA. IJDEss NREIc OH,
aEEiS asss llsys Won HA mi |. @
d Der. 21tf Book store opposite the Pout Office
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REGULAR q. ANTHONY PACKET.
d II
ANOKA N @ N TICELLO
ST.. WhOWJJD AlNlD
RAPIDS.
THE LIGHT DRAuGHT STEAMER,
NOR TIL = AR

a. r. YOUNG. Master,
will leave ior the above and In,clraediate Ports d,
Esps,y Monday and Thursday al One
O'clock, r. NJ. and leaues
Sank Rapids and ST. Cloud, (for below)
every
AND SATURDAY, at Seven
o'clock, A. NJ.
o. For Freight or Passage. apply on Board or to
2. E. B. NASH st. Anthony.
St. Anthony, March, 1857. apl9, -ns5tf
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s ESTABLISHED in 1850.
INC CLOUD III b Il OTHER

WHoLEsAE 4ED nETAIIs pFALTRs IN
HAP 2 Wss1si, d and II CUTLERY.
NM EcHANIc s 1',,c,s, Farming Implements
lvA Ssr., &C., ncas the head Of Third Street,
Saint Paul. s
s.N y. care nov III receipt ofour S PRING STOCKS
At everything IN the AA4 DIV All d line, and with
gre Increased faeilitiesof buying and selling goods
and se better prepared ihan ever 10 to supply tbs
w;.ltsoi 5onf customers, md the public generally.
wing been enyased inthe3excIasipe Hardware
husness III 81 Paul FIR the last Eve years, we can
den 10 pas trasa ctous as the snrest
gaarafte we can and ways vii gcllthe BEsT
Oral IrY Mn 6fip ops at The 1s3 # 5si
I Low les &C 4 PRICES FOR CASH i I.
i Country Merchants buying with Cash, wiilfnd It
70 their to cali ne, make liberal
discounts On our current selling prices.
y Saint Pan, JiIae IA, 1855. 7nyl. Is
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BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PA.
PER IIANGINGS.

-EMZE are now 10 receipt Of our Fail and VIM
ter sapply, and would call the attention
Of the Citizens Of Minnesotato our complete assort-
lneat Of Law, Medical. Musical, School, Blank and
Books, Stationery. Wall Paper, Cur
III ms, Fireboaad Screens, bordering, and CIIEAP
Badgle and Picqlettss Gold
Pens, oiace Stationery, for cheap for Cash, al
s.sssss 3sF COMBS 81 BRO.
Frankln Book Store near American House, 81.
Pant, sect. 2J. n2:Stf
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N, 4

v. ~ ~: y Ia all \ |
ssTAEdLER II Dry Good ssrocsri IL kole
salsand r dtail & KicS il odsS .fsss ntho,,.
strsat St.s Paul,, nIy
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NTH ONY CARD
I. w: VI, ysicstsn ass ssrae oa
! Monticels N right MN ssy u
]. g. MOUI.TO NJ ttorney at Law Isl. 5Anthany,
n viii attend ~ professions business III NM
different Courts III tue Territory Wi. NAV A
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5atirt naul business Garog.

4. b. WATT AND CO.
Third Street. near Jackson St1eet, ST. Paul,
Dealers in Crockery. China, Glass Ware, So.
lar LamPs, Britannia Ware, Groceries and
Provisions. S
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q

a ND osI r I'LL o o L,s 81
|. now IL l,s 4 rom 4 sess ,ilanafnef1rs
ers known would nifther say I is
Lunbertnen end othefs Hit lie u salts.
fed that they will al wsIl 10 call hid
Examine liIlIz sst0cl y 81 and alssr)
gong below, ~ III HUI ;for prs4
curling perhaps, bssttsT iIl Il sisi NM
Edas Iooi lliiae ss )J|lllal lkr Mn N
tlssg erritery i y III o M iIl Be
satisfied 81 i l L hi MIMI, III e
III h 1 \ "
a Hi ID 81 sIs \
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81. Paul ADsnERTISEyME.N1.i,s,

4 ST. PAUL .aDIyERTISEyMEN17S.
sA III bnsinessin connection with he aboy,
- promptly attended to !; Military Land War
ants located advantageously Taxes paid; Col
ections Made, and Loans negotiated.
REFE5 KENCES:
His Ex. Wa German, Gov. Min. Ter
Hon. =. M. Rice, Delegate to Congress.
Hon, Robert Smith, Alton, iii.
James r. Whi1ford, Attorney, N. r.
Hon, David Olmstead, Mayor ST. Paul.
Messrs. Borup and Cakes, Bankers, g
Messrs. Ames and Van Etten, .dtty's q
ST. Paul, April. ytf
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/. .El!1Ill')IG e 10.

Haylng had many expef iencs,
in the i.,an,lfac sf zes md IL E Hub
Tools gsneiler hs mud SAY Ii
llumberTaen and Farmer asat liz has
now nov On hand = lafgs N snd flatters
himself that hssc AM ami tlaen With
the very best arsicle hi 81
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PALMER AND HAYWARD,
attorneys at Law, Empire Block, 81. Paul, NJ. a
I III .Dw1ARD C. PALMER, COMMISSIONS for
E q 5 Vermont. 0 *5 $sg "
WILLBUR M. HAYWARD, Notary Public. I.
st. Pan, N !. IS, April, 1861. VII
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RGl ACRES three miles from Ii own 2 wood
~ land with some choice timbe price Sc
per acre cash. 1T N nm
1'RaOY II F.4 Rn.H.4yN
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CARPENTERS TOOL 4

Of every description. Carpenters Shoe
makers, Harness II akers, and all otise--
er mechanical Tools. Of the best make.
Also Bench Screws, Plows, Piowshafes,
Saws, Sawset.s, Axes light and heavy,
Wagon Boxes, Springs Cable and Log
Claims, Sc, SC.
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q | I = =. LOCKE

"a. =, LOCKE, ss
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ID Boots, Shoes,
Hats md CAPS, Rubber Goods, Etc.. next door
70 Whltney's .Dagueyrear Galiery. Third ST..
above Cedar, sts Paw. Minnesota. ytf 8
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a ssfsolg'xe 4 as aca'l one and all, s1s9
I'll. And save your money too.
\ None should buy before they try,
Aud seetwhat they can do.
4 East one door from Worlds Fair Store.
I5gs These goods are to be sold
slf you enquire, you will find US there,
@ Bat you need not Be told.
\ First come, ffst served, Al low figures. s.
u ST. Paul, March 1856 # Milf
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wv NM IRA y. s
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Saint Paul.
Minnesota. Nj s. ssaS 81 IS
SIS. Paul April, nv. IS. ssvtf
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en- ACRES for III y NE piece s
OHU Of AZ arfess sssere Npf sd, and the
baance SO. Price from IS s is M, accoTding ii
distance from town, 4 and qua lily of land. III m
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STORES FOR STEAMBOATS, AMI
LUMBERMEN.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,

Il,
Every variety for domestic ase and of the choi esl
qualities, CIGARs. A superb lot of the finest md
most delicious Cigars. Pork, LARD SDB T.
TER, always on hand. Fresh Butter daily recen d.
Foreign an7 Domestic Dry Goods.
The Latest Spring Styles oil Goods, selected e.
Gently at the East, and purchased at prices VIII; Ii
Wiilenable us 10 sell at the very lowest market rat .
The Ladies especially, are invited to call and 6 :
anime the stock af FURNISHING GooDs, Lac
WfyDosrs CURTAINS, FRENcH En- Ro1pER,I !.
&c, which, with the assortment of Prints n, i
Ladies Dress Goods, viii be found amongst II q
araes and most complete that has ever been onert /
in this market
Geatlemen's Dress and Furnishing Goods
Clothing, Ready made Shirts, Hosiery, and aIn,os.
every article necessary to Geatleman's Wardrobe
always on hand.
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, Ere.
From the most celebrated makers at the East. in all
LIGHT HARDWARE, FARMING NIPPLE
MENTS, &c.
+ A very extensive stock constantly kent IN, with
especial reference to the at the Farmers Of the
Territory, and those who are abou, to onen farms
With plenty Of help to wait on customers, and
plenty of goods of all sorts to SELL tie undersigned
hopes to merit and receive a proper propors;en OF
patronage from the community.
A. L. LARPENTEUR.
ST. Paul, March l, 1856. Milf
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q TN -d.n.D "a .gs 4 II vi 10
ln large qaantitiss, and Of the best
material and QUALIFY and Ia fail, II
complete and choice assort1ne nt.
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A FINE ASSORTMENT of Fresh Garden
IN Seeds ,Justreceivcd ny Express, and for SALE
MORTON AND PACE
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LITTLE FALLS. STORE

o. A.. CHURCHILL & Co,
nEALERS nDry Goods, Gn cries, Tin Ware
80 - Hard Ware, Queensware, J. otf and Shoes,
Clothing, Camp fixtures &c. Flov ~ Bacon, Lard,
Fork. Farming Utencilss in fact g, rything usually
Kept in country Store 1--WE are p, Pared TO sell Al
Wholesale and Retail. Lumbermc can always find
supplies on hand. We pledge oul eIve. that our
prices shall suit every reasonable ma Call and SEQ
as. o. A. (HIJR(HI r. e. co.
Little Falls, Benton County, July 9. 1866. 10
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biiAKELEY AND BURBANK,
-GTORAGEs Forwarding and Commission
~ Merchants, -Proprieioss of the North West,
ern Express Company gents for the Galena~
.t,unieith and Minnesota Packet Company. and Mer-
nh;.rsts 3espatch. Office, Corner of Jackson-st
and Lower Levee, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Paul. milf
q regular messenger will be put on the route
seuk Rapids early he spring.
; Il. BLAKELEY. &c. BURBANK
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Tr1tTIost Br ~. NM N 4 M
El3tnsntary bid y, fsx Mn u MA ;nr mi 40
The usual ish INN; psiin1eticc
sd III ss VI. .s u Iyf,
Chem Istfy 1, HILL. NstssaIg. q M t,rii III
rn,'eseI.ls Eig1is liop
UntiI the opsning Ill HE school. atplicafon iur
admissipn ke fhc Yof I'LL board,
\ n. sEIbI..
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TO ARMS. FELE OW CITIZENS Y

IN indoW Shades, etc they wish to close out,
~ make room TIN large stock Of Groceries and Pro.
visions coming up at the opening of Navigation
he tnde are determined to Sell the above
named az some price, they wish to get ont
III the Dfy foods business and open large whole
Aal retail grocery and Provision Store There
suag any rerson wishing to purchase any Kind 81
Dress DDS, such as Raw Silks, Merino de
Aalsses, or Prints OF aay kind, together
III siaaH articles, TOO nuiraf-
sss,ds " ntion: z s
Il Busk aiitts Gloves and Ladies Hose S.
m New Vests Goats, Pants and Boys, Clothes.
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and challenges competition for the ex-
ce!lsney, variety and completeness 81
his Stock Of gaods in this branch of his
business.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

onstrated BY the report DC Engineer FIsK.
with which no doubt your readers ase
generally familiar. Bhtsimportant as this
may be as i local interest. TIE whole State
bag a vast stake IA the corapIetion DC such
improvements as win enable these Goals to
reach her scabeard. Expetiments have
shown thai these ecals, possess iii the.
qualities TO make them anoDg the most
Eaiuable for sea-going steamers, As well
as for all other purposes Of fuel. Sup
pose thata water line eaableditto bs trans
ported to the cities oatidewater WIio can
tell or who foGcsee tie great influence IT
would have, not 6nly on the geaer4l pros-
perity, but more especially Upon the sue
cess Of The steamferTy scheme now agi-
itated in your midst? Who foresee he i'm
m ensetresults which you'd fom from that
enterprise. How mtci il would Hepgth-
en our great social Institution of AaSerys
How stronglYit would tend ID relil8 asun-
der those hateful eommercial.ties which
tr6w make us+ subserYieat to Nor llern
cities and Northern capitaf2 III ishd ii my
purpose IN this desuit6ry manner to dis
cuss interests 50 vast but tpI leafe I'll tile
suggestive mind of tile readers, tM rel
~tiec6oDs to which they calfnot but 3Eiye
rise. IEfis tru4, we are cutoff FROM all
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with otir brethren
i'd the East A few copies ggffthe FiSgin-l
f<and North Caroline Aiinanae are ;batltl
tile Gully prodnct which the markets Of
RirhmoHd finnish his. I'VE are thrnEns
i'll all The relations Of trade, alRiosteHtre-
III into tlle power. OF Ohio Yankees they
wound us mlAsoIfyfeals By their war upon
our constitutional riglltsl::' stfl We are
compelled to- aoolntribffte to their wealth
and 10 add strength and power IL the arm
that stakes us to the earth! Yet with
all the these griieYous facts eatfhi into our
very souls, We ars still true, and loyal
and faithful to tile Old Dpmalion4
Among US are some pf those H4IhoI lie al.
truly devoted tp her Interest," and welfare
as any to be found in her limits. We
think sheoaght to help Us. W feel that
She can, and hence We will not cease to
try to arouse lief to 4. proper cohsiaera
~tionsof our Just rights and her lrssS n
terests. Vii +ATA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
Alas How lhs liam haze Fallen.

In the next Congress the Know-NotIis
ings will have about FOUR members in.
q body of234., Three short years ago
this party, Ike the hoasthu1 Phafisee, pro-
claimed Us purity and patriotism, and
boasted Chat they were not such sinners
as the Wings and Democrats, and that
they bad arisen upon the ruins Of the
Wig and Democratic parties. Where,
now, is this boastful impostor9 What has
become 6f that party that swep1tithe land
as with the besomof destruction Tits re-
pudh.ted and diseredised in every State,
saw one. without power and influence,
playing second fiddle to every ism that
win afford them a spasmodic existenceA
It has arisenen the ruins of the DEMO-
cratic party, and yet has only four repre-
~sentatives in the popular branch, while
the national Democracy can point with
pride tofR5 as unfinching patriots as ever
filled the councils Of the nation. Well
may We excfaim, fwhere rs SAM2nE
But echo answers t'where3 Ya3ley
DemocTu.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
Prom tie Richmond

Hit KaNAWHA, AUGUST u, " Il
10 estimate can BIZ placed uil9R the
value of The coaflan4s ii the Nalley Of
.KanaWEhhaa. Il In my list letter.. | Hastily
glanced At The developments Of one newly
discovered clement df wealth in cpsl, tie
manuuliEae ssure5ofoi from GAINED cod This
lis the first snsse9rrpf uriisd for that prg yet
.cammanSed, bndH bids fair toffbRR 9.f vast
I'll teaplttttalisdd great profit. But Fahy q
large said oflands., containing eansSaleoabI
WIS made tp SOME gentlemen froh Ohio
AZ " hose Head Isl Hon. THostAs IRWIN
These Lands are NMiiithn 9 miles Of 9Slinrles1
ton, and near Thu Elk River. tract
Icontainea $500 Acres, the price S@5f, 900
--This GorHapanFp&posesto cdhdfaence
Tie mnaaafactufe Of oil as early theif
works can Be prepared, and haveS3Afs4aldy
pure hassd il site III Charleston that
purpose! Great inquiry ] now HlAas for
lands Containing canheI coal for bust
ness. With her cAhhel coal, and aaperiof
Qualities Of bituminois coal, the KKahawha
| Valley certainly PROMISES an adEAhus II
wealth and prosperity entirely chadrlng ~
lher citizens. IA number of gssilleaien
ffrpm Eastern Virgins have made ifsfgeln
yestments III these doal lands, some sac-
eonnt Of whose operations hope at some
culture perToa to gtyd you, whenI cande
ISL WITH acctisacy. There is, however,
one serious obstacle 10 the progress q
this Development, which demarFas tht
earnest attention not onlyqofonr scitizens
But those Of the whole STATE. lsiis such
Il impFovementoftii the kaaasgha RiYsf as II
capabilities will admit and the 1Tnlnells!!
interest dependent thereon requlff II
ability to reach the markets of ths Ohts
and Mississippi with her coal, y Certain
III Of primary importance to ths IsNPeapI
and property owlseFs-of the AEffawii'
VALLEY. The p~ractbcabiIitY Q afcomn
plisRfag this aEneafly all seassHis Rs th'
year. by a neutrality-suspicious. III Asna
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il Thfiiling Incident.

Returning from a visit to New 0fieansS
We We're fortunate enough to secure pas
sage IN a line steamer with but few pas
sengers. Among the ladies, one espec
Tally intersstedGus. She WasEthe widow
Of 4 wealthy planter, and WAS returning
with her only ehild,tb her fathers house
Her devotion To the child was very touch
ING, and the ewes Of the old black hIirse
would fill with tears las she besough u her
mistress sna to long tie bpy3too much,
or the Lord would take hint away from
her
We passed through the canal At Eouis
willie, and stopped forr d few minut les at
the wharf, when the nurse HRishingto see.
the city, walked out ou the lg,5uparld, II the
back Of the boat, where by n uddsn ef
fort, the child sprang from hsr arms in-
to the terrible current that sweeps TO-
wards the. falls. and disappeared imtnedi-
'ately The confusion that epsued Attract
led the attention Of algenteman WHO was
sitting in tie fore paFt Of ths baoat auiet-
Nv reading. Rising hastily he asked for
some article the chilli had worn. The
MUSE handed him 4 Tiny apronsfIe had
torn oG Ill her efforts ia retain the babe
81 MI arms. Turning Is 4 splendidANew-
foundland doE that Was eagerly watch-
ino Tia coun6e6aIce lie; pointed inst 10
the apron, anaEthensp the spot where the
child lad gone under. in I'm iinstant the
noble dor leaped into the rushing water,
and also disappeared. By8this time the
excitement was intense, aud some Persons
on shore, surprising thst fhs dog Was lost
as we'll as the ch:ld,they p~Eoeureda boat
and started OFF to search fof tile body
Just at this moment the dog Maks seen
far away with something inHhis mfnths-
Brayely lie struerled with the Ma es, but
Sd was eyideut t6athi strength was fall
inc fast, and more than one breastt 5axe q
sigh pf reliefas the boat reached hfmsand
hit was announced that he nan 4he4 cflHq,
land1l that ii vas stiu alive. TAeTS were
Il u. Loa,d N doss andthMchilI
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The oopefstoWn Journal tells Of man
whose sister informed him BIS had not
long to live, and suggested that he might
not feel entirely prepared for that event.
"Why should I6e afraidto der he
asked, sf
~ never voted q Wing Ticket p my
Etifet9 d 8 Iaa
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PARKS 8 MOSELEY.
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NnRFW PARRS & JDEiN y. MOsELEY
IN having entertd iht5 a partnership, fo ]
The purpose &c practsins Law IN sthe Cltcsil
and County eoufts of tKanawha, and N sihfe
Circuit Courts Of Logan, Boone and xKoal ne
win befgaf, an regularly attend taiose Courts.
All bussir SIS eutrustel TO their care VIII is7
ceiye pre.1pt attention. 9a
DneloIs The dtlieg OF the firm can afWags =
fnuna. lifritlF business hours atgtheif oillFTe,
in dse Row in theltpwn ef Charleston.
Charleston, Oct. 4, 1856