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Further by the Steamship Vanderbilt

The Queen Returned.
The Queen and Prince Albert had returned to Eng
land from their visit on the continent.
Gold from Australia.
Nearly one million and a-half pounds of cold is on
its way to England from Australia.
Liverpool General Markets.
LIVERPOOL, September l. Wheat Southern White
is quoted at 6s. Cd Lard closed quiet at sos 3D. to
62s. Olive Oil As 3D. to 4s Sd. Spirits of Turpen-
tine SIS Sd to Sgs, Sugar closed quiet at previous
quotations.
Coffee closed firm, without quotable change in
prices.
The London money market was generally un.
changed.
Terrible Shipwreck.
A terrible storm had occurred of the coast, in
which twelve vessels were wrecked. The officers
and crews Of all the vessels but one were saved.
Morphy at Birmingham.
Mr. Morpby, the great American chess champion,
has been playing blindfolded at the Birmingham
tournament and has won seven out Of eight games
played simultaneously with prominent amateurs in
attendance.
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0c6 Orleans 4ailg Crestsnt.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IA, 1856
Louisiana Intelligence.

The Caddo Gazette Of the 4th instant has the fol-
lowing:
After we had gone to press last week storm from
the north accompanied with aeavy rain, passed
over this country. The rain came down in torrents
and was swept along in sheets by the force Of the
gale We learn that the injury to the CroDs was not
serious, nor was the extent Of country embraced in
its influence very great. Since this Northern blast
the weather has been cool and pleasant.
The health of our city has been almost perfect
the rumofs Of yellow fever have disappeared like the
mists Of the morning, and not even suspicious case
has been heard Of in ten days.
The Madison Journal, Of Friday last, says:
We were in last week in stating that the cot
ton crop Of our parish was turning we'll. We have
conversed with several intelligent planters within the
last few days who think that even those who escaped
the overflow will not generally realize more than half
an average crop.
The Ponte Coupee Democrat, of Saturday, says:
During the present week our parish has been
visited daily by showers Of rain with very warm and
sultry weather, doing great injury to the cotton
crop. The caterpillers also are invading the cotton
fields and are fast destroying all the young cotton
Our planters feel sorely disappointed after having
had such fine prospects Of making an unusually large
crop. The cane was never better
The Concordia Intelligencer of Friday last says;
We have no particulars to add to our last weeks
statements OF widespread although not general dam
age to the cotton by worms. The almost daily show
ers impede the picking
Since the above was in type we have received,
from most reliable gentleman living Concorda
lake the following discnuIagng news Of the cater
pillar in Concordia The correspondence is dated
| the Sth
Your issue of last week contained accounts of the
army worm In other parishes You can say to your
numerous readers that we have the genuine cat
erpilar in abundance, and lively doing their work of
destruction on some plantations in this parish Their
/ irst appearance was observed seven days ago.
Tie Baton Rouge Sugar Planter Of Saturday has
the following
We occasionally hear of a case Of sickness in our
parish, but nothing Of sufficient importance to war
rant the belief that shall be seriously afflicted this
summer. On every plantation work is icing hurried
on, to get ready for the grinding season. Our cane
is well advanced and many Of our planters contem.
plate commencing on or about the lst prox. In fact
wea are inclined to the belief that they will all be in
/ full blast by the 18th Of that month.
The crops on Crosse Tete, We are told, are remark
ably fine, and from what we Of them day OF
two since, we are satisfied that the statement j:
| correct.
The Planter says there is no cattle murran in thai
parish, but in consequence Of its prevalence in the
country round about, fresh meat is sold in Bator
Rouge.
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CLERICAL C0MPLISENT.-A Unitarian writer, Rev
Mr. Conway, maintains that the sacrament should be
taken by every man, woman and child in the Congre
CATION When, he says, it is participated in by a
few, any class age is uninved, then it is taken
out Of the entire spirit Of Christianity, and, claim.
ing that Judas partook with the Savior. he says:
50 If Judas came here to him also must we kindly,
eagerly give the morsel. For who is worthier to re-
! ceive it Not l." Whereupon one Of our exchanges
remarks We almost conclude that MIR Conway exs
pressed more truth in the last brief sentence than he
\ Intended IN. Y. Evangelist.
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The PENNsYLFASIA's SAFE.-The Memphis Ava
lanche Of the 8th says that the previous day
wrecking boat brought to that city safe purport-
ing to have belonged to the ilfaed steamer Pennsy
yunia. The Avalanche says:
The safe in question was one of the most unsafe
Coutrvances OF the kind We ever saw. 1t was about
three feet square, and was constructed OF ordinary
boiler iron about hreeeighths of inch thick, with
out any inward coating or outer work to render it
secure from fire or burglars. 1t cannot be possible
that Captain Knefelter was so foolish to risk the
boats yaluables in such old, Insecure box as that
exhibited to Us yesterday, aud we incline to the
opinion that some deception has been practiced and
that there was another safe the boat at tine time
of the accident in which the vast amount of treasure
known to be on the boat at that time, had been
placed The safe at present eXhibitionin this city
was utterly worthless when new, and if there had
been valuable papers in it at the time Of the fire, and
it had been in tue tire, they must ali have been de-
! str0yed,
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comparison Of the number Of deaths for the last
thirty days viii doubtless show mortality Of nearly
ohe-haIf less than the previous thirty days We trust
our City Sexton may furnish us the exact number for
publications At all events we hear Of very few cases
ot sickness Of any kind and none Of yellow fever.
Pauola must be rather unhealthy according to the
IoAoWihg cautious paragraph from the star:
we VIII not say any more about the sickness pre-
III ] 80 &c , !, IL + t ~
tbI ld f. tba ,',iat F m ft m b,d 'it
~ - F " ~
Lue SAIVVH Si'l"eh y saturday says
The health Of our town is good, and all fears Of
yellow fever have well nigh departed.
After protracted drought Of four weeks, we were
favored on Thursday with ine shower, and on Fri
-ze ..-----
MORE or THE CABLE tURoKE-A dispatch Of the
6th, from OeWeEo, n T., says
Mr William T. Everett, chief engineer Of the At
lautc cable expedition, arrived at this place this
evening. He comes on visit to his mother, who
resides IN this city. lie was received by an immense
conconse of citizens and escorted to the residence of
his mother by the military. He gives tonight an in
formal reception. Tomorrow an address will be pre-
sented TO him BY our leading business men, aud he
will have formal reception at the City Hail. In the
evening grand dinner will be given him.
7 - . :"
iil % ~, - ith nave pSe" It
Ie5NEa t w N4ES LaLu y C'elt ouI LLe w,
@ Ig4 s9ates IE!7att NaSAt Py saturday next "heh sue
"It ~ ny llie Wy uOh' nc lVtoI5y oSeiI4uIeu'
cAiI5.t", anu Guue! aoe Sl'Silt Ie1alIs' lllIet
it'9 ,it4 sts Tssel Is d I'uliese mieeh, ana
L / o IN ~ 5 l"D - ~ II ~ n=nIlns t'l
"l plt>et lIdL 10 oHiu 'leW steam Euu'90hI. III
@ Ul4ei - .h9 "iI IN iile Niagara Tue 0t. -ouis
VIII pe Hoa'eu o''o W :, y ellHeSoay'
y. y. i !. - 1Lu1l vi Commerce.
gFrror.s ArrrnrNr ajsnotcr of tho Gtb inst
~ p''0'4 " NV ''H 'Nss
''o.i ! y -" G''S"J' =, - say
v he raising the frame OF Baptist church in this
village to-day some tnRers gave way, seriously IN
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saedaupon the authority of those who have heard it,
that cat when her tail is pinched between a door
and post utters the yowels a, e O. u, with great
aistiaetness. Ii the injury be prolonged she gives
and also,
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&:s FOSgEE4'S SLAVE DEPOT, l57 goMMoE
SO street, New GTeRns-He kegp constantly hand aat
"a for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks, Washers
ana General House Servants Also buys and sell
SLAVES commission. Having converted the family part Of
TIM ge threesVory auding the Slaves has made
depot in tha city, and yell furnished fer the comfort
diE TFosTER,
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An Indiana paper refuses to publish eulOgies
gratis, but adds . We Will publish the simple an
uouncemeut of the death OF any Of our friends with
pleasure,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
AmPAGNE AGENCY

MoET 4 cHAND0
FsF cs 7iIsry i dc PfrffiE Fg2ensy an4 Via rial
The sUbscrbsr Il authorized to recey Tder on Ie5a terms
to direct importation Of the above named very superior C1s
Pe aG feits me attention Of dealers general. stock
always on hand Samples be s5ea at the oHice q
nI7 ly Corner Of ravsr and gs % ivs streets.
NJAhETT BRANDY-TEE UNDERSIGNED, duly
~ a2p2in4d went 9F TIE old established houss Of AZ
Brandie8 also soe Importer the Justly celebrated Poutuey
Brandy now prepared receive orders for the low
est prices in Cognac to be shipped direct any port
Ne Union supply constantly hand ssrapes
NIL ly Corner Of Gravier street and New I.avee
SAZERAC BRANDIEs We HAVE A coon
- supply on hand and are receiving bg direct imppraO1
from FRANCE additions This celebrated and highly
favored Brand We have 1895 In eighth ptpe. 1928 m eight
ana quarter pipes lz 90 do 1905 10 half quarter and eiyhtt
pipes We nye TIE attention Of the r4de and coun9sen
on New York terrl- and prices by
WIN j. LRYEEICR CO, u Old Leyes ST.,
oily ly Sole AGENTS in ttti- city.
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hIVtT 1ILI8IIIEt tHUb,
ST. LouES, Sept l3.-The river at this point has
risen several inches since saturday and is still rising
Tie upper Mississippi is also swelling between the
rapids.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-The steamers Hiawatha,
Maria Denning and Imperial have arrived here from
New Orleans.
The steamers Falls City, Republic and Champion
have left for New Orleans.
VIeKsBuRG, sept. l3.-The steamer Gladiator
passed down at o'clock this morning.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


New YORK, Sept, l3.- Cotton closed with a de
clining tendency. The yanderbit's news caused les
frmness in the market. Flour closed duh. Mixed
Corn, 65 to 72c. White Corn, sue, Bacon quiet al
s. to Co. Linseed Oil, 95t. Lard Oil, 50 to 25c
TaIlow, l0l to lOIc. Sugar dell at Il to 83c fol
Muscogado.
The weekly bank statement Of the New York
banks shows decrease in loans Of SSf3,OOO. Ii
deposits Of $l50,O00, and of undrawn deposits
$l,520oO. An increase OF $1l COO in specie, and al
increase of 5 200 in circulation
CIScINNArr, Sept 13.-Fiour very dull at 81 10 tc
81 90e.-an advance Of lOe. Whisky, 203c Mes
Pork, Western SIC O0e. Bacon, 6 to Sc. Oats dul
at lGe.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

~ ". i
a Renspolent Instit4tion, sstabli led 81 sbe :
4 cial endoEineat n The relief of the sirk md
DISTRESSED afflicted nitk I'iruient and Epi
demic diseGse.
|yTNO oil persons affi:eied with Sexual Dis
Leases slichass 81 PERM ATORRHGA SEM
NAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GO NOR
RIGA, iLEET, SYMPHI LIS, the Vice of
0NANiSti, or Sell ABUSE &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASS0 CHA TION, in view of
the awful destTu ction Of human life caused
BY Sexual disease, and the receptions pFac.
tised upon the unfortunate victims BIZ such
disease by Quacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon,8ss al CHARITAs-
BILE ACT worthy of their name. 10 open d
Dispensary for the treatment ofthis class BIZ
disease, in all their terms, and to give NED
CAL ADVICE CRAFTS, I'd all who apply w
letter, with description Of their condition,
(age, occupation, habitsof life, &c, and i'll
cases Of extreme poverty, to GRNISH Med
IClNES FREE-OF CHARGE It is needless
to add that the Ass, ciatien commands the
highest Medical skill of the aye, and win furH-g
ish the most approved modefnAtreatment. HI
The Directors, on a review of The past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere Of be-
nevolent effort, have been of.gaeat benefit ID
the afflicted, especially to the Young, and they
have resolved TO devote themselves, with rel
newed zeal, to this very important but much
deSpised cause.
Just Published by The Association, Report
on Spermatorrhea, or seminal II ca kness, the
Vice Onanism, Masturbaiion 6r Abuse Il
and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs. byI
the Consulting Surgeon, which win be sent
BY mail, fin sealed letter enyelope,) FREE
OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS
for postage.
address, for Report OF treatment DR..
GEOkGE 4. CALHOUN. Consulting sur
geon, Howard Association, No. , South Ninth
Street, Philadelpha, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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NnTIC,.E

4 IL - 4
Is hereby gwen to the above named sslis
ants in ths foregoing and ANNEXED oftri elf
licatipn, and especially 10 thessd ssarnr /,
dent defendants. Nicholas Dtraf, tue
Johnson, Alexander Graham, and Lacy y
his wife, and John W. WaElare. thai o. =
day of January, $50. nj the sfice Of y. ~
& Laidley in The town Of BalboEIsins. !
Cabeil county Virginia. We shall Pnsss. :,
take the depositions of John Sibrel il y. y ].
ers; and on the 10Th day Of January, ~ =
the Office Of S. McCown. in the tsxnsl ~
Ion, Lawrence COUNTY, Ohio, viii Pipes'. !
take the deposi ions Of s. N. MetsFl, q
Eliza McCown. All said deposillea, ~ y.
read as evidence in our behalf on the 80, 4.
of The Aforesaid cause, now pendips = y: =
Circuit court Of Cabell, on the eLane'l' =
thereof.
FRANCES ELIZABETH " ALlaeF
t;ORiLLA L. WALLACE fnd
MARTHA WALLACE. inlinis
under the age OF q Yeas. "
their father and next fiiend
TALLIAFERO, and
TALLlARER0 WALLACE
BRows & LslpLEY, sol's.
Nov. 1853. 50
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GOSHORN HOUSE. {
fharIest.n- ~.

HAVID GosHo RN informs his friends
Y and the public generally, that he has
rebuilt At his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and Is prepared to ac-
commodate al who may favor him with
9 call, in way that viii please the most
fastidious, His Bar is supplied with the
finest Champagne, Claret and MADEIRA
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDIEE
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES
and fine CIGARS, &c.
April IS, 1856. n3tf
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9taaI asStltis,,lt,,,
ftIINT0N and ethstv.
N VS.,
The Mount Carlson Mining CT

N vs.
The Mount Carbon Mining q
and ethets.
Byviftue Of IA Decree off,.
for Fayette County, Virginia IA siitti 4
1858, the lnJs resigned Comn,'1 !: y W.
at public audsidn ii the Nerresas i.
in The City OF Cihcinnaii, abt srs
81 1859. at 10 U'ciotk If lshds,
tracts Of lard lying Ia Paved =, W.
On The Eastern ride Of A,' ~ cesnil
conveyed BY CHARLES Mont NH al'egst
William Edward Ayeist and ~ Ki.fSA
tTmstees, &c.sl and 10 ihs Is 4
Miaing Company. Dy two t)e,.tl. ' = = +
lively, the fifth day ~ Dree,, 81 =, ualsd 3
April 3Olh 1883, aud tlnIys re s.l'sIt la
especially set Forth and dssc, 10y lug. II !.
Of Trust on Mortgage from Iii l1o Y Il
Ralsion, and the Mount ca,ha y I. sii,ia {
pauy 10 Francis Bennoch as MAJ Il. Y nss
PTiichett, dated August ISL -. {
recorded. the same c0nfpr s,I,s s. - y
and aCIes Of land together w;, I,s %
Ianccs effectssfd personal mr.
Mount Carbon Mining. Conn., lf 81 + - 8
belonging. The lnptoysm9,a,s.pp |, = !
good swMill and Steam Eps;; 81 s 3 {
0rler and the lands contaitst is a.,l Z = ~
Equality. having been slrsaSs IA. Z
worked. The above is byl;eFea sn.ss.
Ncellent opportunity ter iayesl ss y O'e.
Twill be peremptory. 'S y = Vi
| TEIkMS-As prescribed hv !,
EtenIthousand dollars 10 eash-l,I!'sss Rsl
TO the t;sfaction OF the Con 81, 4. .s q N
ind twelve months. mss lvsel'i
PETER GIBSON,
/ JAMES McARTHrR, Goa.
i a. CALDER BAILEY, 4Al'aas
Nov. s6, 1855. CIn
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CITY BOOK ct o re,
ii GAI.IIp0I.IS. OHIO.

6yXTM. liz. NASH would respectfully call the
wv attention pf country Merchants, Teach
ers and others, TO his extensive and we'll Sc
lectad stock Of School aud Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery OF all kinds, Blank Books,
&C., dc, which he is prepared to sell, VI hole.
sale or etail, at very low rates.
His long experience in the business enables
him 10 purchase very low and he can afford to
sell at greatly reduced prices.
Particular attention given to orders for
Books forIpublic Or private Libraries.
Blank Deeds, Mortgages SC, constantly on
hand. yon47
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DIR. JAMES @. AVER,
Practical md AIlaIKficnl Chemist
MoFFAT,S

MOFFAT'S
r. Z II E - 4 q. T. .
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
TsfiE best family medicine now before HE
j public for the cure Of
scRoFULA.i ULc GERS. scuRvY.
OF EIuptions Of the Skin, Fever and Ague,
Dyspepsia, Dicpsy, and in fact all diseases
soon yield to their curative properties.
1T has beencomputed that during the last 26
years upwards of FouR MILLIONS Of persons
have been benefited by the use Or these med
icines, a fact which speaks volumes iii favor
of their curative properties "a single triafwin
place them beyond the reachof competitor in
the estimate Of every patient. BY their use the
blood is restored TO o. healthy state and freed
IfIom all impurities. The system is not reduced
during their operation, but inyigorated, and
they require no restraint from business OF
pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines rem-
edy that will do for them all that medicine ca d
possibly effect. PreparedIby
elG-1Y WI MOFFAT, mi. York.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

ARNOLD has opened Stock Of Gro
IL ceries, de-, at the Store formerly occu-
pied byIThos. Fife, opposite the Court House,
where he would be pleased to see his old
friends and asmany new ones, as may fayos
him with heirlpatronage. He will sell his
goods extremely lew for cash, and cash only.
He is Agent hi the best bands Of Flour
made mi Kanawha County. and vii. always
have supply of Meal, Shorts, Bran, and
Middlings.
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3 8 ~ 4 y a 8 b 81

Is % a "a AAKAsEbION ManaMka, Va,
NILS convenient hotel has been re-ittea
= and extensively enlarged. ID Is IN AZ.
" tavern "a North Charleston. M y sens y
i mas pee9sparsd for the accommodation 81 eIestr.
!, TABLE, IT ell times, is supplied win
we delecaciss Of the season; and the cana
e sls,s nAh houM with the phoicest Liquors
sn ~ segsfs-tI enchs Pale and Peach BrAndiesI'
jamaica Rom, Holland Gin. DomestIe ~
Foreign Wines; Old Rye, bourbon M e
liza and Common Whisky.
hay. il. SE MI n II g 8. ~ : = 2
Tune %, 1851, nsys IL. . -
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Yaluable Mill Property for Sale.
II soRFER for sale valuable SA w 4 GRLST
Mill. with two acres or Land attached,
upon which there is a new aud comfortable
Dwelling House. This Mill is well situated,
half, d mile below the Mouth of Coal Riyef.
| will take pleasure in showing the property
to anyone desiring to purchase.
81 b. S, THOMPSON.
Coats Mouth, 1858. 3:n
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WILLIAM SMITH,
Saddle and Harness Maker,

IFS BUFFALo, VA,
MOULD inform his friends and the
y public generally that he still con
t \. Y manufacture every description
~ work in his line IN the best manner,
and Ct as low prices as can be purchased
ii Western Virginia.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
bestoRed on him, he respectfully asks .
continuance of the same.
June II, 1856, v2n1Otf.
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FoUNTDRY

MAGAZINE ShoPu
THE subscriber, being fully prepared TO fill
\ all orders in his line with dispatch. d
the best materials and workmanship, low fol
cash. wig:
ALL CASTINGS or Iron ana BRASS. nsea
in Salt making. Also In The coal business,
car wheels Of I2 different sizes and patterns
for wood or iron rails.
SAW OR GRIST MILLS ranks Gudge-
ons, Spindles, Shafts, Pulieys, spur and BeYel
Cog Work.
STEAM ENGINES Of superior strength,
from TO 20 horse power. a
House Crates and Stoves for coal
! MACHINERY of all kinds repaired, with
brass. cast or wrought iron.
I n. 3. PUTNEY, j.
Kanawha Salines, Aug. rs, 1857.
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WHO WANTS CaRRIlGEs AND Bl1GGIES'
Carriage Mandatory.

Carriage Mandatory.
TTSHE subscriber would inform the citizens
Of Charleston and Kanawha generally.
that he has oper.ed shop, in the Stage Sta
BE. Back Street, back of the Court House,
where he Is prepared 10 ma nufactures III q
superior style, Ill kIndsof
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs.
Having worked in the hest shops in the
Eestern cities, We has nd doubt but that his
work and prices will give perfect satisfaction.
He is also prepared to repair air kinds Of
carriages, and trim themin the latest style.
He uses none but the best seasoned timber
in building carriages, and finishes il in SUI
periot manner
He has also q Blacksmith Shop connected
with his establishment, in which alI work
needed will be execrtrd In the best manner.
New carriages and blggies kepton hand for
sale: or given in exchange for old ones.
SIMON BURKE.
Il Charleston 0etobert7 1887 Nv
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Daxe9 20 6scASrCa,
"a now opening the largest and most copi-
pieie stock Of
-onTsR q, SHOE9
evsr 6rohkl,t 10 t;ALIIPOLIs.
rrAVlMG Bought their stock Of the Eastern
tzN "A sctnfes themselves, they are con
Iideuf they canlseIl al lower figures than havs
ev,,r been offered in this place before The
: ttrntion Or the trading community IS espe-
riall invited % their asstEtmens q
VA DIES gF1fPE
wl,;eb copsistslin part ofFine Congress and
f.aced Caters With and without heels, French
XII Csonrrtss Boots Fancy slippers, and sn
almost end esq variety OF an other kinds Of
ladies SHOES. AIisses and Children Shoes q
ail descriptions.l They would particularly n.
vite The attention pf tile public 70 the
boots AND SHOES or THEN. OWN
MANUFACTURE,
Ait 81 which are warrenied to give good sat
isfaction.
They have also just reeeived very large
assortment Of
LEATHER, FINDINGS, LASTS, 8
and everything ii their line.
Remember the place, Sign Of the
BIG RED-TOP BOOT,
Immediately under The Journal Office, Second
Street, Gallipclis. Ohio.
November, Cd. 1883. 4-28tf
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Motions a lYhoIcsoIe.

NJ E have on hand, and win sell. aE whole
I'm sale, Notions, al Cincinnati 81 Easfsfn
fI'ces. 4-29 NAY 8 WELL.
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KANAWHA VALLEY STAR.
Nr.,,4ira

THE FIRM OF SNYDER 3 FISHER, has
u this dxy dissolved partnership, by niu-
tual consent. Tie finn, hereafter, will be
carried Oh by WM. FISHER alone. All per
sons owing said firm, will call and settle
promptly, rs farther time cannot be given.
b. C.. SNYDER Il FISHER.
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.JAMEa III. Gray.

COTTAGE INN. near RED House. Putnam
" Co. Va, Agent for The sale OF Murray.
Kaaping and Moving Machines, aisowili fur
nisk ThTashils Machines OF All kinds.