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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05

v1VHE subscriber has removed his stock Of Chars.
i Tobacco and Fancy Pipes, to the corner OF Brady
and Front streets; In L slie's Block, where he y II be
happy to see al his old customers add the public ean.
orally. II b2dtf1 n. ARG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
ALLEN Il CLARK.

Attorneys and Councillors at Law,
Nesasiss Public, Csnlmissieners Of Deeds
fer Msssachusetss, Fire and Life
lnsusance Agents; Real Es-
tate aaA Discount Brokers.
Metropolitan Block, second street,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
NoLLICrIOND and al professional business in
~ every psHs Of the STATE In, rust,d to our care, win
receive pr0mpt Z, tenti0n; mon@y invested, taxes
paid fer non-residents; money loaned on ueincum-
bered real estate security; farms, houses and lots
leased; real estate Of al kinOs bought and solo on
commission
Money constantly on hand TO loan, on personal and
real estate .: curity.
Land warrsuts bought and cold, and located BY
oxpe,icnced SCENTS.
We inst . the attention Of I'll persons IN search Of
highly improved tarms, valu bic city property, or
unimpr0ved lAnds, to our extended aud daily ,ncrea-
sing catalogue OF real estate To psrti . wishing to
invest on speculation. We offer tbs most favorable
terms, large tracts Of carefully selected prairie and
timber LANDS, situated near lines Of proposed rail-
roads, In nearly Ill counties OF the State.
A % large tracts of land N 0innesots and Nboou-
ri. Some o ,hs best lots in Omaha, n + We feel
confident that from . list embrssi. 8 property to the
amount Of half . million Of dollars, we can easily
please al DESTROYS Of making 1rst-rste Investments.
tebAnf ALLEN r CLARK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
Burlington / Vsincy Z. Z.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

81 MNE
(Nhange Of time, August l2th, 1857 .-Ou and ans
NAngust 18TH, 1881. pass. niger ,raioe will 10 v. the
Cent? ai d-pot, foot Vt Sou.h W Ateg sti c-s, aaiIy, -
b;io A M-DAy xpress-SuniAys excerpt a, a.siviug
at Aenanto 1910; Galesburg ole; Burlington 7,iS.
and Quincy 49, PM
;sh Mn gh, Approximately excepted, ar
rivins Al Meuooia ~ geo, Ga csburg $40, burning.
4 n ] 20 an0 Quincy NJ 1850 A NJ
40 r n, sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Ba ava and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL COENECTIONg.
At II, ndato " tn Illinois Ce, trail Tsiiroa. north for
An.b y, Dixon. %Treeport. sal-na and DublsitL and
south Tor Lasalic, TONGA. wiuon., B.oon,nstvp, Dc.
catur, 1t LoLis. Cai,o Ae.
A. Blu linz on with Darlington = Aississ ippi rail-
road for NJ Peasant, raj, Geld, OttUmwa, O.k Loose
Cbsritun, Fort DesaOin. s, fsrt Dsdgc Council
Bluffs, sioux City and oil portions i K.nsas aud
A. Quincy with The splaniid steamers % I . u.
Louis aud K-ukuk Packet Go, for Keokuk Hal NIB Il.
Alton b. Louie &C; and win poss coaches TOR Pal
myra, 81 Joseph and all parts Of Northern Ai-. ousi
X sponslbl, bag gage men win be Ut aIl th- railroad
depots Ia Chicago TO receive checks aud convoy bss-
gage % The d. pot fritz Of charge.
yicket may be had ~ the depot and at the Michi-
gan Central rairoai once, eorn~r Of Lake and
&C. HAMMOND. General superintrnd In 1.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gen Jiche. Agent. ~lOctl7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
CLOTHING.
The Problem Solved.
TnEwAY no MAXI ON. DOLLAR woRrH TWO
rs TO 90 To-
Is Drahe Z Cs.'s, Ne. 3, L. Claire Dlsek,
And purchase from their superior stoct Ct
CLOIHlN0
Gents P~urnishlng Geels. &C..

COMPARING. probably the iarges,. mo-, fashion.
~ able and best made sssortmrnt Of Boys' and
nens clothing 10 BE- found In this city. A. the pub.
nca are not gArnn'sned BY naming ~, ~ or ~ thou nd
doeloss In stoct. selling % q coss. 81. IN, n n mai
ceot Tor u TO say that every description OF sarment
that heart can wish or mind conceive, thst stall
eeite onrsouity With beauty can be found Al our
place. 81 such ss,onishinw,y Low PRfCY. IT,, We
are ooundeot
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05

MAMMOTH
Stationary 1 Blank Beck House
n. (ll..

NO. I22 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
| WHOLESALE .nd Rstaii dealer. in al kinds Of
W STAPLE and Fancy Stationary, Blank Books,
Keep constantly on hand, si kind. ofblsnt books.
snch s, Ledvers, Journals. Day Books. Cash hooks,
Sheck Books, Receipt Books, Nil BooEs. Time Books
sheep covered Aeu.orandum and Pass Books, Tuck
mefnor ahdum books o. I'll -ires and styles. English
ne'sihc inennoF albums With rubber strsps, Bark r.
Caers, Not and btil Gases. in fact every style OF
KIND VI blank book IN u-- eth r On hand or made 70
order, on very short notice AID IN the best manner.
We would also cali attention to our large stoek Of
Writing and Blank Book Papers,
Consisting in par, Of plain and ruled Cap, : e,,sr
and Note. Also, Plat esp, Crown, DENY Royal,
super Royal, aud Imperial Papers.
Draring Papers aad Railroad Stationary
Whaimsns DENY, Royal, Super Royal, Imperial,
Eirphsnt, Double Elephant. Cucumber, A,iAs. ana
Antiqnaresn, both smooth and rough, German,
French and Easlisb Roll drawing paper. ~ al,
lcnsth Tracing cloth 30x3f inches wide, Tracing paper
in sheets or roll.
Brown 4 sons Profile 4 Crsss Section Papers
P,eId Book., Trans, Books. Level Booss. Camel
and Sable pencils. 1niia Ink. e~msn AMI windsor
4 Ne~tons wafer coloTs, IN half and whole cakes
Mathematical Instruments In setts asd s-perate,
seal s PsotfA1iois, Pa.asel R4lts, Pocket Relies,
&c, a.
CHESTERMAN'S METALICTAPES
W al itiRtNn, SURVEYORS nAIbs, % and 100 feet in
ieng ANY instrument not on hand when waniea
VIII ei iervd firm the east on short notice, anc
furnish 1t Manufacturer. y Ices.
OFFICE
Every variety OF ONCE >tationory, both Foreign and
Domestic, kept constantly on hand,
Durley's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which Tor durability. elasticity aud nrmuess, are un-
surpassed BY any other pen nov IN nse.
Halls
We have the ag -iicy for .Hxl.s Celebrates Percussion
and Lever Sai Presses" the best aud most &c no
mical seal press now IA use, for Banks, Railroad or
nces, Couny Ofice. and Notary Public Any order.
Grwarded 70 Us viii be attended 10 with the utmost
despatch.
Letter Copying Presses,
II all sizes and siyl 8, from the small letter press at
" SO TO The large Railroad way bills, at $40, with
DO X 10 ateh OF all sizes
Blank Book Manuf:lctIry
We have come. ted with our store a nrst class
Blank Book Binieiy, where We afe prrpt red I, furn
ish at hort notice, any kind Of blnnk books with OF
without printed headlines. and VI any desired pattern:
also . full assortment OF Binders Stock.
Country Merchants
are particularly requested 10 cali and examine our
stock before goi K 10 NV Yo X. W. think IL IL In
our power ~ offer them ~n,s to buy Of US
which will render a trip TO the East unnecessary.
All orders promptly attended TO by
All BURI.Ev 4 co,
Wholesale Il Retail ststioners anu Blank Book Man
ufact arers,
188 Lake 1T, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05

u. AUGUSTUS HASlLAND,
Attorney 4 Counsellor at Law
Real Estate .agesst.
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
trance L. Claire Han.
T Aw Business and Conveyancing promptly atten-
IL ded to.
Lands bought and sold On Commission.
Money loaned o u~nincumbered Real Estate secur-
ity.
Taxes paid, and Collections made for parties in an
section OF the country.
An extensive acquaintance in Eastern New York,
among those about to emigrste TO this vicinity, ena-
hies M. to offer great Inducements to those having
lands to dispose OF.
PREFERENCES -
TX Gov. Myron II. Clark, Canandaigus, Y.
Hon. Charles II, Ruggles, Poughkeepsie, NY.
Hon, John Thompson,
Hon. George W, Sterling g
Capt. Richard Peck, New Hsven, Conn.
Rev. Thee. J.. Cuyler, New York City
Benson J Tossing ksq.. "
Bockee, limos h Co, Chicago III.
TaiimaI, Powers X Mclean Davenport Iowa,
G.. AUGUSTUS HAVILAND
General Re0i Estate .A0es
tSuccessor to Col. r. c. Erds,)
HAS FOR SALE
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS.
In Scott con nty, with good comfortable dwellings
large Orchards Of every kind Of fruit, running water
and every thing to make . Farm desirable. HHlLe
sold very reasonable.
20 Unimproved Parcels Of Land
In Scott county. pleasantly situated, capital Land
for farming purpases-terms very easy.
lmprov.d and unimproved parcels of Land In ev.
eTy part OF the state.
Houses snd Lots In the City Of Davenport.
Building Lots varying Ia price from eI3O upward.
Great inducements are eaered 70 mechanics A
we'll As Capitalists and others.
Call and examine maps and prices At
oc50ctf Office LHClaiTe Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05

BANKERS.
MACkHOT q CORDlN,
DAvuposs, Iowa.
4essrs. p. CHOU1EAu, il. l. Co., IT, v<
Cssher ANERicAs ExosAn0s y
Aesrrs. fEssOx 4 DASJ.S, Bankers, So. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
Msssrs- n. 4. SWIFT, bHo.A JoHSsToS, Chicasf
Notes and Bill collected and proceeds reasned to
any part 0fEe Unusd States.
Bills sfExchange - all the Principal Cities
Of the Cnited States asd Lurepe
II HIT IND SOLD
~ Money remittei 90 Europe n Sight Bill,
which can be cached in sny tovn IN England, Ire
land, or wslfs, in sums ~ and upvsIds.
Oct I6-dtf. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS L MCLEAN
RsdyV KEllk,
And Dealers In Exchapge,


VRee, Brsdy street.. be5soeen Second o~1
on all the principal cities Of the Una
~ ted States, Great Britain, Ireland, and couts.
Mental Europe bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds RENTED
70 any part Of the United States, IT lowest rates
Exchange.
Collections Of notes, drafts, accounts, leeacies a
innerltances made ia ali parts Of the United States
CansdAs AMI Europe.
stocks and Bonds bought and sold on commissioo
and DIVIDENDS collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Exchange On Cities In the GATED Stale
Carpenter 4 vermilse, New York city.
Albany Cay Bank, Albany, New York;
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo. New York;
BanK Of Commerce, Boston, massachusetts,,
Trsdesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pennsylvas
nereh 4 Manufactures Bank, PittsbuFg, Pa
4cAim 4 Co, Baltimore. M,
Gilmore 3 Brothertou, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas d Simonds, st Lous, Mo;
Citizens Bank, New ORLEANS, La;
RI swim, Brother + Johnston, Chicago, I'll:
Oept8-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05

DAN EMP PORT
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
WOOD, MICHENER x CO.,
FRANKLIN WOOD NotaryPublic ant Coly.yanc
AMOS J. AICHENEk, Surveyor,
kNOS LAkkIN, Locating o Warrants.
ErOR = vai.atle list Of Real kstat-, onsring supe-
Il Eiof Inducements TO purchss.Ps, We r.fer our
friends and the public t5" Bridge CifyR Record,
which We hall hereafter publish on the 10Th dny Of
every month, a. 90 cents per annum PAYABLE In sd
vance. Copies csa be sec 4red by csllii r ct our OF
flee.
LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.
We shall pay particular attention TO this branch OF
our business. Gu Az nts are constant y employed
In making selections in the vi Unity VI the different
Land Offices,
previous TO the opening. insnring our customer good
lands, and rne opportunities for making profitable
inyestnleAts.
WOOD, MICHENER Il CO,
o 7dtf Davenport, Iowa.
For Sale.
A large number Of Iity Lots, improved and unim.
~ proved-Farns AM arm ianos In Scott county.
and %unimprov d isnds in all part, of the State
Enquire 1t NicKol s. I mer 9fice,
Main street, ; >0ors below Second.
Novldt' }. DIAL ! 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
OFFICE

Every variety OF ONCE stationory, both Foreign and
Domestic, kept constantly on hand,
Eurley's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which for durability elasticity and nrmues., are un-
sur .assed BY any other pen noN m ns..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05

- AY ON McDUFF, n BLAMED BE HE
- that nrst cries" Boots and Shoes enough.
We are now prepared to manufacture every de
scription OF Custom Work, and all those In want Of
Rood hitting boots and shoes would benefit tn smselves
by calling ON ULLER 4 HUBBARD.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21
i nnn. n. ON nandles.

There are but few preachers 10 the
land whose sermons are SO flllsof pfth,
point, pepper and pulgent sarcasm, as
those Of .aDow Jr.,,' Sc the New York
Sunday Mercury. SEE how he dresses
down Al certain class of lazy, leaferish,
cut wasp dandies, who may be found IN
many Of the villages as thick as flies, IN
dog DAYS or toads after a summeE shower !;
Now you thai was cut out for a man,
but was SO yillainously spoiled nmaking
up, Ill attend to your case. For what
| end did you burst openfthe worlds door,
and rush iii unealled, like man chased
BY mad bull ? What good do you ex-
pect TO bestow on your fellow men -
Some useful invention some great dis
covery, 81 even 4 solitary remark !? No
those that look for anything good from
you, will be Just as badly fooled as the
man was who caught skunk and thought
it was a kitten, or as. the womSn who
made greens out Of nn4powder tea. -
You know where the neatest, highest
pants, with the strongest straps can be
got on tick, but you don'tknoW where
the next useful lecture will be delivered.
You know the color Of a vest, bat never
studied the gorgeous hues ofthe rainbow,
unless 1t was to wish for piece 10 make
aAcravat Of you know how fool feels IN
full dress, but don't know how a man
feels when lie eats the bread earned BY The
isweat Of his brow you know how a
monkey looks. for you see one every day
twenty times in your laadlady's boxing
glass, but you don't know how q man
feels when he does good action, you
don't 60 where that sight is to be seen.
Obi you wasp-waist, cat6shed .meuthed,
baboon- shouldered, goose-eyed. clipper
legged, sheep faced. bewhiskered drone
ii The worlds -hiyel What are you
good for2 Nothing but to cbeAt your
tailor, neatly 10 lisp byia note line from
some milk and poetaster, sentinaen.ally
talk love. eat oysters, and act the fool
shamefully. / say. does your mother
know you're out am afraid you have
/ nc mother nor never had.
IS You are Of no more use to the world
than time-piece in a beaver-dann, Or q
mattress in a hog pen. You fillsno lar
ger space in the worlds eye than Z gnat.
+ = : : 3 r
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21

"A Fear Nor PERFoRMRpsA few
evenings ago, a gentleman who placed
d high estimate upon his acticity, de-
|elaring his ability I'd walk to Alexan-
sdfia in twenty minutes, to jump over
five four barrels standing iA q row.
&c, fell into company with an old
friend ofours who is always ready to
pay for a sight of wonderful deeds.--
The usual boasts we're made BY Mr.
Active, and onr friend proposed to.
give him five dollar gold piece If he
would perform the, following very
simple feat a hundred potatoes
were to be laid on the pavement at an
interval of three feet apart, d basket
was to be placed at one end ofthe line,
and Active should start at that end
and pick up each potato and drop it III
the basket, until he had picked UP the
whole hundred III 80 minutes.
Active agreed, and the night was
fixed for the Job. Quite a number OF
persons assembled, the potatoes were
placed, and Active took a survey OF
the line but after . little considera-
ton backed out. The son Of a gen
Etleman, q smart, active bog, came
came along, and asked what was go
ing on. The task was explained, and
the offer made to him. He said he
,Vas the bow ltd do III, and started on
the job with great confidence Of suc-
cess. After running backward and
forward twenty-nine minutes he was
told that lie had picked mp sixty nine
potatoes. Tie poor fellow gave MP
and started for home, where he came
near catching a licking for his labor
"a very poor reward. ~ Hdsh. fStEr
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21

CuRIsr NOT Ws1rrR ON. ~ ia
most remarkable facts in the history III Il
Christ IS that Il, lef. NJ wr;t;ngs h.b;nd
him and the only record there 4 'Iofb;s
writing ANYTHING. IS in The case wbera
he stopped down and with his fngar
wrote upon the GROUND. 3, what be wTots
then and there. no one knows . thoneh
perhaps the most plausible conjecture Ss
that he wrote The answer IT, the ,7usal;on
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21

fered to take another thousand dollar
bet, but nobody felt disposed to bet
with him, andHitwas well they didn't,
for 1t the third heat Sleepy David
mot only distanced every horse, but
even came in a full quarter Of q mile
ahead Of Southerner himself.
1 There, by ganley, said the Tan
kee as he dismollnted, I'll take that
ere little purse if you please, and the
other cool thousand, few / 4 knowed
well enongh that your southern bosses
couldn't hold q candle few old Sleepy
David. - SCI 5I.}5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21
An Old Styls Sermon.

The Butte Record refers, in high terms.
to sermon delivered BY preacher Of
Oroyille. He took David and Goliath for
his text, and. with sufficient qaantum
of .rattling and humping" expounded
after his fashion.
!" Now, my hearers, what do you sup
pose was the reason that David was 50
mighty within to SO out an fight Collar ?
Was il because he wanted to sarve God ?
No
Was it because he wanted to do good
giner'ly? l
mol
I'll tell YOU what he did it for, and
there amt no use anybody 3 deEyip' ont
--he was struck:.sfter one d Saul $ gals. Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21

I
IT CoLLAPsEp. ~ The Baltimore
Dispatch reconnts scene which oc-
at the Holfiday;street Theatre, a few
evenings since, which was not in the
bills, and which, however notifying
it may have been to the Young lady
concerned, provoked the risibies Of
those who witnessed it to an ire.
|pressible degree: fka sa sEiFsl
A fine looking young woman ,siin
more than the usual amplitude of
Ecrinoline, entered with her bean, and
was making her way through the al
ready well-tilled seats to the front
row of the first circle, where places
had been reserved for them. To do
so with all the bold freedom Of fem
mime young America, she stepped
upon the seats, when unfortunately
her hoop, or rather the lower hoop OF
hereskeleton skirt, caught upon The
back of one Of tile seats as she swept
by, and the fastening about the waist
parting, tho whole concern came
down by the rnn,' = and as she step
ped forward and ont Of if, was, 1eft
hanging in full view upon the seat.
The change was astonishing the
full blown belle at one moment. the
next looked Likes lamp post with a
silk dress tied around it. For "a mo-
meut also the Young lady was quite
unconscious of the accident. In an
other she saw. the full extent Of il,
and for the next half hour had, nm
doubtedly, the most brilliant com
plexion in the audience.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21

al F RrsrER's /" TAKE A small piece
Of copy is. in Jour. printers phrase, .
|.s take whether |" solid. ., &. loaded. y
Z displayed !" or1.t fat." Whether the
printer, noticed thus, had such a tstake,' =
is not mentioned. The Memphis Appeal
Of the 3Oth ult, says
A day or two ago couple Of men were
in the city looking for Mrs. Susan Caro-
line Campbell, who had clipped from bsr
home in Washington Coanty, Illinois.
with Edwin H. Campbell. the brother 81
her husband. The couple had been trad :
ed tethe Mississippi River. where they
teoka down steamk boat : they were NEXT
traced to this city, which they lsft three
days ago, but it could not be discovered
for what place. The woman,s husband
had always behaved kindlyito her, whils
the one she run off with is an idle svaoa-
bond. He is twenty Eve years Of age.
but bears a boyish look for his years, has
a light or red complexion, blue eyes, and
dark auburn hair he lisa PRIMER BY trade.
Wherever such q fellow goes, the craft,
no doubt, will look \ 4 at him, and If the
pursuing husband catches him. he III make
him see = In the mean time it is be-
lieved that as be is on the straight road,
the poor euss win soon go to the 4 deEils'''
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21
\ y oetrl y.
From the Golden Prize,
sTANZAS.
| fY a. D. 5,luNsos.

T 5sA s44 Bf A. y. tMlNoON'Ea ss1 4f
When o,erihe wanderers lonely path,
Some star of ray serene
Beams brightly, how this heart will dwell
With rapture on that scene.
He watches tilt The morning comes, Il
When day with stronger light
Ouishines The gem, that reappears,
it1Iothef stars, at night.
We build our future bliss on sand r.
And when the storms arise.
The wliiflingE tempest sweeps away
The fabric Eftom our eyes,
And bot until a calmer honr, sssE#s
When smiles absorb our tears,
Upon5the shifting sands Of Time,
The palace Teappears..
Thus hopes will ever iure.us on7s-
When fancy's rainbow dyes,
Would picture xenlg happiness,
Unto. tie dreanier.S eyes.
Too often when the storm assails,
We. lo.se hopes golden light,
And sadly whispers TO our hears, n
!ss No more viii earth b. bfigbti!!"
& = Il +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21

stately nnion around His throne
when we looked into our own soul.
and sawtthe little garden just cleared,
and the mighty wilderness beyond
aud when we gazed upon the eyes mp
turned to orr own in chances ex4
pressive Of q love too senl5 lperyading
for words. YEs4 settled and until
our birthright of humanity u lost, we
shall not be found in a society con-
lvened to consider tile ..prooIs. ''g 9
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21

There is no such thing known, snnong
the Burmese as = drunksrd. A Burman
knows that to be guilty of intoxicaton is
to be punished with death. for the gov
er 2 inficls this punishment as rig,
Idly as it does for murder.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21
--7--'-7-TDE
a.I.6i

a western editor having published
. long leader on i Log a rival
him for Obtrudings his family matter
upon the pubic.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21

:, esness having told q magistrate
Fiat he was 3 penman. wac asked
where he weiled his pen, and he re-
piled that be penned sheep in Smith,
field market.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21
PARKS q sEosELEY.
LA EW 4 NO II / @ q.

TT 7IF1A TN 4. n ~ TI e VI 7. -
I A NDRRM FAIRS 81 JOHN IL. MOSEIEY
IN having entered into 1 partnership, for
tlrIphrpose Of practising Law i'll the Circuit
and County Courts of KalaNha, and in the
Circuit Courts df Logan, Boone and Rsanes
will hereafter reglIafly attend those Courts.
All bessiF IS entrusted to their care will re-
eelxe prcApt attention. ls !.
one ur tiie other9tof the firm can always be
foend, dltiag business hqIrs At their Once,
in Rodgers RoWyin the tptgn OF Charleston.
Chsrleston, Oct. A. 856t n.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-21

Why are ladies the biggest thieves
in existencea Because they steel the
petticoats, bone the stays, and crib
the babies.
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What weapon does a young lady
resemble whose acquaintace pass her
in silence and without notice3 CUT
lass. !. H
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sST,AW AND JUSTICE.
- II fIsHER and u. W. ENGLISH hav-
i,SgFentefel into q partnership, for the
! narao,e egnfacticine Law I'LL the counties Of
.Msxnn ma Ipptrarn, will regularly attend the
GiTcuit. nnauterHy and Monthly Courts Of
tbose two Counties, ana wif1ipay every atten-
ton te business entrusted toi their care.
q One or fale other OF the firm will always be
tound at their Office. IN Point PleasantS ana
one or thespther will regularly beat the rn 81
nam Coutts Courts. II.
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KENTUCKY LIME.

IpURWELL& FORD, having been ap.
I'D appointed jas agents for Munn's Ken
lucky Lime, are at the public service X
furnish smaller large quantities Of The
same. No use to recommend. Give ites
trial Itstands Oh its own goodness
Price, per barrel, lat the wharf-boat, RI
Pleasant, S1,2o. All orders will NEE
prompt attention.
PIT. Pleasant. juno 4, 1856, v9n8tf.