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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
.Ialist 1 il !. j !,
lThe Border fEer oine.

Il n : 4t. ~ (
Some yeatsEago, before the Gtateiof Ar
kansas. was sol dsnsslya populated aslnow,
and when the mail from Little Rock 10 the
western ! borders was carried on Horse,
back, there lived, 4 few miles above
Horse Head. astoutIpioneer named Jacob
Barnaps His wife, Poliys and one child
"A girl.--anly nine years old r4r1ade up
the family His CHIEF business was hunt.
ING, and his upering rife never failed 70
SIMPLY his board aud furnish sunIstsiing
over. His nearest neighbor wasf fifteen
miles 81, SCI lie was troubled llitileIEith
pfEing visitors. .nEls Is 5aasEi III
LIT wasiin early spring that Jacob START
ed down the river with a boat load Of tfurs
ahd skins. He left Polly Id charge III
die premises, Md Ne left with Her, 90, u
liEiif rife and n brace Of pistols She
knew how to use that rife; for neyerAwas
she happier than when her husband patted
her on the shoulder and cried - Npbly
done, Poll, my dear! Iscoald not Nave
made abetter siiothyself e'ed And he often
had occasion to say this.and with tfathItoo.
u Jacob Bulnap lad been gone four days.
when, towards evening a horseman rode
up; tqs the hunters door, He, was 4
small muscular man, some forty years Of
age and Injured % sll sorts of,hardsbip. -
As he sprang from bis s saddle Polly made
her appeaEanceiii ii al,:sisos. TIN II yf9d
/ .Ha; Polly-pHes more here the new.
conner said she drew 4 pair we'll
fIled saddle bags fIems the back tof his
beast. 81 -I
8 Y Fesand I'm glad to Sic yod Nor
toa /. Jaeobshas Ibess gone four days, and
the time isfgrosiag. heayys swss.lisEs. Il
Jacob gpnei WheTe IA M ,sa assaa5lE.s ig
/. Down, the rifef with a load of fuTs, r
~ ObaE--yes. Yod'll have the COM
psGEhh xiv gof Emit Morton for one Iight At
isasts; slofof thepexttWelye iiours you II
EEL safa,s'II gIvaosab7sa asli fp4Os1sq .n
Ilfa Obi fsel. safe enough retqFRea
the woman, quickly n n only lonesome, n
y ell-thenE lof this evening YOU
shan Be lonesome. ~ n s4A's III, BIZ n
fkiis sped inc, Merton iliEek his sid
dIs bags into the door aud lead his horse
sspupd TO slsv Isbed fbsfe b9 plads the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11

IL GotEa SskcKs Not 6ng ago. IS 4
neighboring city, as butcher Stood !.
bis stalIsellipg meat. he saw . man near
him, stoop down and pick soErethiag up.
What have you got there ? asked , the:
Tho fellow said ssit looks like
money" On examination, Il proved 10
bea ten dollar BILL. Il SUPPOSE said
The butcher. s'it ID one. I dropped when
making change. . littIo Wills ago = to
which the finder replied :" think I
ought to have one hall, for had jtnot Been
fosme, Jon would not have seen II again. =
The butcher knowing it noti 70 lbs1his
bill. thought he couldn't do less tllaA to
comply with The. fellows request ha
therefore took a five dollar bill outoffis
pocket book, and gave it to him, taking,
the ten himself. Soon Afterwards the
butcher WAS purchasing some goods In
store. and offered tia bill IN payment to
the store-keeper, who proaoupced ii
counterfeit. fhs butcher WIS surprised
and NOT over WE'LL pleased. but Cd ebnsid-
sring, thought the best thing he could do.
would be 20 stow the ten dsllar nots Away
in a safe place, and say nothing abSut.tho
way in which he had oyer-reached him.
sell. isss.s 'sps
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a Ell RY Ho q Ell, !.

AUN4IN III 80 - - AzJ1N9 1AttMsFgIL mn, ' 3,
ETNHIS convenient hotel has been re-ftted
IL and extensively enlarged. 1tis the on
~ tavern lii North Charleston. MD expense
has been spared for the accommodation III guests.
Their TABLE, ast all times, is supplied with
The delecacies Of the season. and thehcapa-
4ciOus BAR ROOM with the choicest Liquors
d Ia French, Pale and Peach fBranaies,
jamaica Rum. Holland Gin, Domestic and
Foreign Wines; Old Rye, Bourbon. Mononga-
Il Il and Common Whiskey.
Good Stabiihg, well supplied with corn and
1ay. II. SNYDER ~ 90. !.
June 2s, 1857, n9y3-iy.
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PARKS a. MO SILL ]

"a . IL AaAV s. IN OF III,a 3. l-s
Il MORE II PA RKs &. John Il. NOSE Ell
IN having entersd into5a partaershf, lot
the purpose IF practising Law Ia the dcnit
and County Eonftsspf Kaaaw ha,. and 1.-The
Circuit Courts Of Logan, Boone aud Rare,
will hereafter regularly attend those Car.s.
All husslr IS entrusted IN their care viii re7
celre pro Apt attention.
One 81 tie other 6f the ifni can alway be
found, during s,,siaess hoars OF their ohe,
in Il odger,s Row, in the town of Charlessn.
Charleston. Oct. i, 1856 3 sssss rs 80 ia
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u, +, " ,snSt. II Sa sasa INV. 4'G4IsH
= u LAW AND JUSTICE.
RI I. FISHER and =. IAR. ENGLia hay
I'LL ihgenteiei intoa partnership forth
purpose of pra cticiag La in the c9ptlss II, q
Mason and putnam, win reg iasB atsnd tine
Circuit, Quarterly and Monthly puris q
these two counties, and win pa eysE az n
ton to business entrusted 40 their ere.
one 81 the otlerof tie finn will ways pc
found at their Office, in Point Pleiant, a ~ =.
one or the other viii regularly be the Puts
nam County Courts. tta1.lsE
Pit. Pls asant, Deck i2, ns7yl 81
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] Pcrw.a county Va. Oct. 18th Is

M Being called on by AT. Hart TO eapress my
opinion in relererencet to a Wheat fan Y pun
CHASED d hin. 1 do 50 wish pleasure and will
ahtsthat II fl rsuTpAssfs ain ytiang ofl the Kind
II have ever ased, and consider itthe best /
have ever seen in point Of eliza aing xheat DC.
a. well as the mast speedy sbaylng cleaned in
enc day over TIVE We bundled bushels with it..
and IN short lEcan't conceiyehow abetter, ar
itcle could bel invented
B Sas LEWIS BOWLING. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
Live to Love.

J3t.f live to live, 4 said d laagfang gir5 gs
AS she pfayfally tossed each fiaaen cprk al
As she climbed on her loving fathers knee,
And shatc hedi5a kiss ~ her childish gleesA I
ri live to .loye, u said L Sialdea Ean.8EH Il
ia shelfwimedIa WEeath7Gf her sister s. hair :
They were bound by the cords oil love together
And death alone could these sisters sever. :
X live to lave " said gay young bride,
Her loved one standing byiher side; 6II II
Her life told again " bat her lips had spoken,
Andneyer was the link Of affection broken. 4
ytT live toloYe,s' sail another kind-
IN would live 10 guide the infant mlndlni
Her precepts a nd example given,
Guide herchilaren home TO heaven. n 81
Ill I'll Tive to love, !" said fading form, 5.
And her cheek was bright and Il was warm
AS she thoughtof the blessed world, on high
She would liyeIto love and never die.
And ever thus in this lower world,
Should the banner Of love leswidely unfuTled,
And when we meet in the world above, s.
May we love I'd llse, and live X, love. #.>
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TIM sKY.A-It e I Z, s,,,,s g ,I;nr =,

TIM SKI. 1T Is < iar 3 = Ftbine how
little in general people, know about the
lsky; Y is the part Of crestionlin! which
nature has done. more for tie sake Of
pleasing man more for tie soul and evi-
dent purpose of talking to him andfteach-
ing him.. than in any other Of Her works.
and i Is justine part IN lghichw least
attend to her. There are not many Of
her other works in which some mora ma
tefiai Oh essential purpose than the please
ing Of man is not answered. By eyery part
OF their organization /; but every essential
purpose ofthe sky, might, 80 far IS We
know, be answered, If once inIthree days.
or thereabouts, 4 great. ugly, black, rain
cloud were brought up over the blue, and
everything we'll watered. and Sd an lefs
blue again till next time, with, perhaps.
q film of morning. and evening mist for
dew. And instead Of this, there is not 3
moment Of any day Of our lives. when ma
lure IS NOT producing scene after scene.
picture after picture, glory after glery.
and working tillupon such exquisite and :
constant principles of the most perfect
beauty, that il quite certain 1t is all
done for Us. and intended for our perpss-
ual pleasures And every man, wherever
placed, however far from Other. sources
of beauty, has this doing for him, con-
stantly The nohlest scene Of The earth.
can be seem and know but By few; 1t Is
not intended that man should live always.
insthe midst Them, lie injuries them BY
4 =. = = = Ia .1.9s 80
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nERSoNS Il want / Window Glass
Putty Gc.. wodlddo well to, call s p
To Ii. !. R0 GERS.
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CIR II DO Ok sT 3 ].
&c IT Il fpfaI.tS slRHfO

YXyM. r. NASH would respect fnlly call the
nv attention Of countfY n erchantse Teach
I'll and Others. 10 lis extensive pnd well SCI.
elected stock bf School and scelianeous
I hooks sSta,ioIefy 81 I'll KINDS, Blank Books,
&C., DC, which he is prepared ~ sep, whote-
sale or retail, at very low rates.
If His long experience n the hvsnn ess enables
him 10 purchase rely low and be can afford to
! Selkat grsatly reduced prices.l
Hartianlar ATTENTION given TEL oraerz fer
BisnE DEEDS, llofsgages, slr.. constr ntly pr
hand. ii sn44 81
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n KrxpALfa. va Oct. 2s

a "A -lN Its Fts u EHDALEN Y dy NyGts %.
haye.used one of q. j. Dolls gain clean
ere "a my farm this season, and can confdent-
, ly5teeauineni ITO, The farmers Or KauaWha,.
III ene Of the best aud most perfect grain
scieaners ever was acquainted With
I sfs,s Z. 7.ssli8.s HI GEO. wi. TffIjE. Is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
Ellie cFankie, 25th oYteber is

KssAwHA county. VA, DecI2s. 1856
ds hereby csrtfyt that \ bought off, ID.
6aft g Co., ~ yul Z last one Of their patent
~ heat kansi and end it TO be the very best
fan ever used. ! think il vii! clean from
thirty to forty bushels ef wheat 89fef hour,
vithest any extra labor. J.BRoWE
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addition 70 the above statement Of Mr..
Laidley have to say, that ! also am the ownv
er of one Of Nr. Hhrt's faasFthat purchased
ofMf. Laidley thirty bushels of kis prime
rsck wheat f6r sewing, fully cleaned for thai
purpose as his mana ger stated Il suppose tho,
on. kis old fan not Mr.. Hart's, thai took the
FFecsntion ID run the seed wheat again
khfonga, the Hart fan. and nv the operation
reduced the thirty 10 twen;y-six| Bushels Of
pure clean wheat; ift this is 9rfot feeUmthen,la-
ten 10 those desiring to pu base GOOD Grain
cleanefI an at il Mss for one.
ss 5Ea IA. WI. QUARRIER.
Kiilie Crankie, 35th October is, b ~ &
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80 ~ 10 -7E-9#ss 8. OtIfo. hpFFAER.
RaRawha County Oct. end 1856

Hariag used one of n Hart II Cos. Fan
fol cleaains Wheat, &c. II take pleasure in
Recommending it to the Farmers, H for clean
ing seed wheat of cfockle, cheat w. .I so moi
thiak il can be surpassed BY any Fan. Az far
ast have used II, III has given entire satisfac-
H til, NJ II ies JOHN ii! 33G ARR.
.sgE-4I3
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March ii, 1857. 3 a

Having had OCCASION to clean some seed
wheat THOROUGHLY of cookie, cheat, &C.. i
Nas induced, from the high reputation had,
Of Nj. Hartsimptoved fans, 10 man 8 the ex-
pertinent, with one OF them, which with facil-
4ity, and ease an eveTywa fully acconirlish-;
Is everything for which 1t has been SO de-.
sefyedly recommended.
H CHAS. RCFFNER.
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rHn
~ aaabb NaIIsR Star I

Having lately been fitted hp, The propri.
etors are nov prepared tlexecslte, in su-
perb stylas. ali kinds 81 Plain and fancy
DooE AND l6l PllAFI1f
Special attsntioh rsi1 "a ia Uniting
of B1ktns of every 1estiieiiot. - as
sortment 81 8hiehNil' Be febt CONSTANTLY
on hand.
) PROFESSIONAL, SfsfrIn0 Ann Mxnplte,
+ CARDS NEATLY lExtcUrzp.
vs. Orders from q distance VIII Eeeeivs
prompt atteution. Il
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Il. GHARLEsroS, Kanawha.s
n his Is 70 certify that 4 have used one Of ].
I 2: Hart 4 CO. improved graia-cfealers, and
I take pleasure ID Recommending Them to the
farming community as a. very superior article.
i, a. WRIGHT.a
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storm at Boston.

B'sTOS, JHly % This ely ant viojniiy was Wis
1t WHh very severe ITO m yesterday afternoon
lie Thu clry the thinning suuck in several places
doing tut lulle am-ge however Ia C,mhri ge it
struck iH seven diff places. In D 1 Csmhi Idgp
/, entered the hou~e Of Mrs. Mullins. killing her
Instantly. and seriously ipriuR EliE tbeth Beckett
Tie later will recover The lightning also h ID y
damsg' the house Of Mr. HurneWell, and severely
hunt one Of its inmates, Aliss Douas.
AmRH named John Kinney, IA a harness shop in
CtmTidgeplrt. was badly burnt 10y the lightning
The Schooner AmO~ Hooper, of Ellsworth Maiur,
had er maiusaH split and her gaff lopssil burnt,
besides receiving other damage. A number Of
buildings we're also damaged g. SomerVIIie Chtl, ca,
and other DeighbOring towns; hut We hear Of no
fuTth'r inaIies Four huildi g. in r, xhury we're
struck snd considerably dtmag d, in Of which a
Dire Conner was seri usly inJ red.
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Kansas Land Agency.
ELASTIC FfRE AhgT " aTERsFa DOp
NEMEAn llallAElN q

JAMES r.. Held, LATE OF SPARTA,
ID TennesseNill attend prnltly o all CUISINES entrusted
y ais 1i ie lid Uuee u he Delaware usric,
rerrt0rys situated az kiCkaHuu.
lie will sell Land hatats Tor cash time, locat8
zane Weu the ials % District ieg private eut.
Also purchase lands 81 Js puac u July neat, sfi %
that ne can IN i1dciOus seieosl promote the interest Of
clients Address JAMES r. uklLur- q q
Refer % - - kickapoo, X. T. Il
Cow D. W0odson, Receiver, hl@-NPo'1 n x
hmOot1 Russell & Co., LeavenTorh- *. T.
Robert Campbell, Esq, s.. Louis, Missouri.
OF II. q Favt, Esls Washington, b. G.
Cook, Bailey &Ju, NusuVilIe , Tenn. nav T5-t1rr.
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10 DtsfRoT RATs.-- The Or o Empire Stare nys +:
ave have been credibly Informed By lady in
our city, whose house beceme infested with those
troublesome lnle vaIliais bat the simple rene y
Of di'slviDg cOpPerasia coll WateItRske its'rOngl
aud spriuklng The most prominent places Of resort
win make them leave at a tWo-for'y rate and no
mis- axe She tried It successfully and has rot been
troubled with rats o. saioe sinae. Ills simple and
viii nptoQst much to try it
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IA nnn PAPERS FRESH GARDEN
"a. UUU SEEDS.--Ws in receipt Of the
excessive stock Of Garden Ssis embracing many new
valuable yarc brought this MARKET They all Of
growth Of from following houses Of veil known
reputation:
D. Laudreih & Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garlsn, Witnerfad, &c.
Risleys Frsi0uia, New York ri -....
SHAKER Gardens, south Union, Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses rdy Tor tu
tOus dstri iuiOn. Call and get one.
In addition tie aOFe, have large supply Of the most
usual varieties the pound, and Beams ard hush
2SiHDO PAPERS FLOWER SEEDS
Just from the celebrated Of johnson, Robbins
Co.. Thousand Papers Of Flower Seeds The OYes Of Flow
have larger and from which make
their selection Seeds they heretofore this city.
RAINS & BROWN,
q No. 10 South side Public Square,
anI4 Opposite the Market House
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STCK BABIES WANTED /!

ONEFOU RT OF all the tables the United States die
before they five years "ll Calome Cod Liver Oil
save then powerful medicines hive most delgtrous
feet The only remedy the di Of the sumner,
eng measles c0ic, derangsl bowels depressing fevers,
the .-
SsTTGfcnberg ChiidTCB'S Panacea.
This always cures when al other remedies fail.
When children yng daily In New York from the
sgl mills. this found 70 lie the only rene w.
Where IN the house, this medicine is worth
weight gllt the prescriptions Of physicians and
other remedies have hesn tried en- vain.
II the physicians who have usei wanting
can furnish them Having had twelve years experience
vlusi my family throughout the State have
10 Offering refund the o the Dysentsy Syrup
and Chill rsns PEnsCSa, should they fan do exactly What
promise foT them - % ALEX MACKENZIE
ct Freeman & PattersoD'G,
itls-S 1,~b College street Nashville.
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IOIAL LIABILITIEs: -
Unsettled claims not due, Sl73 SO 81
2sesequitsby listed and promptly paid Upwards Of SILL
o6O of Losses have teen paid ay the na Company,
in the past IS years.
ElERE AND INLAND NAVIGATION q .
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency profit
Especial attention given Insurance o. DW s and Contents
for Of TO years.
The progress Of this Cooperation stable and uniner
rupted through Of financial sunshine periods
eventfuI exempt from ping cOnfaraton maritime
disaster. Being long established cash ass,
credit system a1ect Us in material particular.
During hard times" the security reliable Insurance Ia an
imperative dutythe ability Of property sain loss
being then much lessenet. 10 q fN-f. H .
Agencies ia all the principal cities and throughout the
State Policies issued without delay, by Of the duly author
lied Agents Of the Company. ". WIZ
Business attended to with Despatch and Fidelity.
msrch5-6m- '..- .." l
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4
FNNE Great Excelsior Single bll, patented by II. D..
III MGEORGE, Of MoTgantown, Virginia. Below some Of
the advantages claimed for this El; ..
l That The Cheapest MILL by half offered in this
country.
3D. That from 30 to perfectly formed Shingles per iaute
can be made by 1t. . - .
3D. That the Shingles are perfect, and will bring better
price than others in the market.
4th That will turn good II better shnge OF
timber that be used by other Machines they Of
clear stuG.
Of timber. ..
9Th ThatI can furnish the Mill With the right IT, about
the prime Of other Mills.
Eth That is perfectly adapted to the cutting Of all kinds Of
Slaves Barrel Heading, Boxing, and other short boards.
This Mill requires hut hands it, and will turn ont
from ten twenty thousand Shingles per day.
Is now in operation YannOy. THTbivle 4 Co.. Of this city,.
State, County, Single Rights for reasonable
ters Of Order Enquiry addressed propreeor NJ
Burns Of Furman Co.. Nashville, Tennessee will receive
prompt attention.
may27 E. GILLIAN
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YALU1RLE STOCK FARTT FoF SALE.

FNNE su scn wishes 70 sell the tract o. land on -.
which De resides, ing N sides Of The N0lens sF
VII fsruiiurtau Turnpike in Villa county. ~
miles o. Mas WILLIE CuItiuug about 80 all Of -.
which under eoe a1oul 81 cleared, the aia
well with lar 0thaT le more
tana duz Of failing springs The prmises, With plenty
Of lasting stick " the Their" is also
young Orh U 81 several hun lT ca ruit trees The Lands
and rruuCtiy' the ilCou healthy and desra ele
sr8e the morality and intel citizens,
aud the Ss sd Chu Ces that surround Il. Poplar Grove
Male High hou + luClel within Of the lands,
Iil Female Academy ~ NILES ami JOtan's Store
Ohcp within mile ltis ais the Methodist
Baptist, and Pres yterian Churches.
lAul s1na5le terms; will sell Il
all together dis, suit purchasers For further nfrma
tou address the subscriber JurlAn p o. apply
me uu the PREMISES. JAMES S. OGILVIE.
July g-W4t'
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@. DAltDEN, dealer In Lumber, Shingles and Boz rds
has on hand large lot OF Cedar, yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine Poplar PLANK. Joist, Scan
ling, Cedar, Cedar Plank, and Poplar Shingles. have
ave Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar. dressing Poplar and
YelloE Pine Flooring Single Machine making No
Poplar Shingle-a in operation supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles the notice. and at the
lowest prices for cash. J. C. DARDEN,
MARI Nashville Lumber Yard. No. iII Broadway
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Onion an6 9mtritan.

suicrDn OF PHyslcEAx "A few days since Dr..
o D wilcox committed suicide at Elmyra, n. z
Re hsd smputsted leg for man By the name Of
HANNOSD in the town o. Cbemung, who soon after
wards died DR. vas charged With malpractice,
AMI criminal proceedings instituted against him,
and Immediately after the Sheriff served the papers
on him he took some desay poison, aud died in half
Al hour. The Elmira AaDsrtissr ezonsrates Dr..
YIlcox from al blame in he matter Of the aupu-
sa,iOn, and says be did the best be could in the
rara.
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B%The Bingbamton RPGJI'car contains The par
tlsulars of horrible affair. man named OLIVER
HoWAEn mud. red has Two little sons, one aged six
and The other four years. by cutting their thrOats
The N 'nster was arrested, but assigned no reason
for the deed at the time, hui subsequently said that
he was 10 fear Of she Lord. gaud thought he was
eOmwanIed by 6od TO kill his two boys. The Re-
PubtoaH thinks that this is mere dodge to escape
punishment on the grouud Of ipsauiy
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NTOTICE.Wherets, the e eiature OF Tennessee,
session, passed making the duty
Tnus Sheius f said State, AID h election each
precinct Their respective COutes order the
uf the people whether shall called
"amenl, form Co utiIn' VI sd Stte-
TsrcSgrr. / A. Garden sheriff Of Culee d. here give
the of county, that vii, the
Thursdy OF SeIem nsEt, open All hold gletion the
various precincts said uuty for the urse Of TAXI aid
Gwen under NY lHi this 18th day Of June,
1855. A GARDEN,
ie22-W2m Sheriff Of COUeg county.
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DELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, on Front near
Broad street. The subscriber respectfully his
thanks the public for past voT and soc continuance
patronage p heaboys line also, .a ssss- u = 3
-r COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING,
Together with every description Of Metal Turnings Metallic
Psekngs Rapdt Met9land Castings. =. = - . 4 z
Soda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps OF every
description manufactured TO order, repaired notice
Cash will be paid at all times for Old Copper and Brass.
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