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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
DRY GOODS.



Forwarding and Cennisslen
Merchants.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
And Wholesale and Retail deaiersin
ID n q q q ID -
QURENSwARE. GROCERIES. BOOTS AN
SHOES, HATS. CAPS. CLOTHING.
SALT. &C.
Having ample room for storage, We sbsll pay pa :
ticuar attention to Receiving, Storing ana Yorwar
ing any Goods CONSIGNED to our care.
Cash paid at all times for Pro.
0sacE.
Front s,rset, DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Davenport Steam FIGURING MiliS,
Wu be kept In constant operation, and Farmers are
Informed that We pay 81 all times IN Cash the Ugh
est price for wheat. Flour always hand.
Oct. l7-dAwtf BURROWS d PKkTTYMAE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02

ThH eubscr,bes res q neuber or tins a. axcerlanA
- ny which 10 vtsheo 70 01sDoee Of % loV nsuroa
- near ~ pohats osAOsat WsN ed N stFoeA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
10tab110hed 1910
BURROWS l. PRETTYMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Deslrr. in

wuo1uT1 t hTIu NJ sHH E7tsIFFs IN
Foreign and Domestic IIrA
6OOds, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Cloth
ing, etc.,
XNOULD invite the attention OF purchasers
w their large and varied assortment. We re-
now opening our Fail and Winter tc,k suitable ~;
the wants OF this community We 30 D u profess t.
undersell reighbors, but oKery, q Goods a.
reasonable. fdt.s. We have SOW Land bn-
sortment Of
DRE99 GOODS
consisting OF
silks, M rinos, PnFamattas, valencIennes,
Lustres, DeI.aines, de-, Shawis Gnd
Mantlllas In great variety.
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings Ready Made Clothin
andWoollen Goods Of oil kinds suitable for the com
ing season. Yankee Notions, Rubber Goods OR
pets, Oh Cloths, window Shades, Groceries Crc.t
and Hardware.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
RAILROADS.


( ~ and AFTER Monday, Dec. TN, 1851. ana up.u
~ TURNER notice, trains viii leave Davenport. 10,
Muscssine and Iowa City Sundays cxcep,el =. soa.
lows - o'-
a. - s IT,. ann nfnisrsnt train, at la5An
81 80 =, 7An
sth Express Trsin ut 81 :"
Irsins vii leave Davenport for CHICAGO dairy. Am
days excepted as follows
ist Mail Train At 90. -
~ weight Train, at 4, =
30 freight tain AT cos
Sh Express Train, At 80. -
,rans arrive At D.vsnpor, daily, (suods - creep
PROM THE WEST.
LIST Mail Train a,
"a Freight and Enigran, Train. At Io'ssAs.
Ar rx,-., r, SIS .. n.
~ 81 us .. =,
FROM THE EAST.
list Man Train \.
- Freight Train, st Ia o. -
Sd Freight Train a. 90.
ith Express Train q. 80. .
All tTsns out of Davenport vln make connoot,op.
With Muscsttne and Iowa City.
The Passenger Tram connrs-,r At D.varror, ~,,b
the Rock Island e CLicaso trains
Passengers reminded Of the ne-,,Kl.v n, r,,,
!tstnc. direction TO the destination OF their 49,
gage, also 10 procure tickets btoT. taxing heir scan7n
The cars. A. DAY arns
| Nov DIT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
BOOK TRADE.

TWIN CITY BOOK STORE !
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND ST.. OPPOSITE Ii CLAIRE HOUSE.
BOOKS! BOOKS!
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS. PORT MONEYS,
1olognes, Perfumeries,
HAIR Oils, Soaps
Hdkf Extracts, Pictures,
IAthcgraps, Maps Of eli kinds,
~ only kept in Book Stores.
ALSO:
M "A g A ZIN Il s!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
or :. the most popular kinds. The following Or
received and for sale.
MAG AIN ES:
Cooley, Graham,
Emerson's 4 PutnAms New Monthly
Peterson, KBicker booker, Household Words,
Blsckwood, Prank kslie's New Family Magazine,
Monthly Part, Iesie's Ill. Monthly Part,
waverly Monthly, Novelette, Monthly.
Nick Max, Yankee Notions.
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Mag, Water Cure Journal.
Dnsmore's Il. Guides. London Quarterly Review
Applston's r. 4. Guide, Edinburg do do
chronological Journal, NorthBiitish do do
West 4inster Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK EEKLIES.
Herald,
Tribune, Tunes.
Day Book Sunday Dispatch,
ny. Ledger, N. Y. Mercury, Clipper,
Picayune, Bro. Jonathan, Homo Journal,
Life III. Country Gent, Rural H. Yorker Novelette,
Harpers WY. ILL., +. Lssle's Ill. Spirit Of the Times
Horter'S Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish News, Spiritual telegraph,
Irish American, Police Gazette,
NJ. He.ass, Living Age,
Journal Of Finance and::Thompson's Reporter.
BOSTON w EEKLIES:
True Flag,
American Union,
Waverly MAG, fArlor Casket,
Flag Of our Union, Yankee PrivateeP.
Pilot, Bsllous Pictorial and American Traveller
Phil. Dollar Newspaper and saturday Evening Post
Washington National Era. Baltimore American,
Pittsburg Gazette, st. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati Ttmes, and
Con n srctal.
| Davenport Gazette,
Democrat, and
News, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENG LISH PAPERS,:
| London Punch,
| London Weekly Times.
| London illustrated News.
Subscriptions received for the above on the mos
liberal terms BY the Month, Quarter, or Year
| Ss6scvsbs Aws and sass your Postage,
H. STARR.
octtdtI Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
HNV For sale.

~ A. BeLIN, Agent Omce-U. 9. Express OF,
~. re Perry street, between Second q ThIyd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
For Sale.

AONB hundred and twenty Duilding lets n N
~ Addition TO the town Of Port Dyrua. ITO
These lots are eligible and hsndeopGly oit1aaed On
she bank Of the Mississippi. 1Aey M b sold q rea.
tonable 1erms. II f1ls, 81 }fft
For particulars inquire q Asssrs. DuSfss, Pratt
Oerhis 4 Dov DsssapoEh q 4 ~ eAlzgsg,
n The subscriber has numbes1aso 6ooeuo1l0 -
ceof land in aa1 ~ ~ etties Z psyNpest -
LoOlaIre, amp near ~ teWa - nj DyyG, Nc y
vlhses 70 sell. f0o11o11 scf NJ. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
Independent Telegraph Line,
Carpenters Tools.
DupOnt'S CunDowHer,

A chest Of Carp nt-r's Tools, oomrrsing a com.
A plete sett 70 sale at great sac ce for private
ale lfeb21d3tl ELIA6HALE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
FORSALEORLEASE.
For Rent.

VIVHE OFFICE her etoiore occupied by n essrs Cook
i Dillon x Lindley, opposite Cook Sargent.
Bank.
Enquire OF N. KUHxEN, Tobacconist. [Dsc2Stf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02

Dor ding back 80 feet.
ttornuTther articuolars INQUIRE Of Csrbin Dow
eys sw, or Of JANIS NAY.
iA1O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02

Fer Sale or Lease,
EOUR LOTS situated on ID and Scott street. 10,
II particulaHs enquire Of O0RDIN Dow, or
Iaue16dtsl JAMS NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02

from IOrLy 10 uIty thouSanu persons annual
ly. Good loan soil was selling at from S.
to - per acre, eighty miles from market,
and where labor was worth So to 80 a
month and few miles from Reading wood
land was held at $25 to $50 an acre, and
cleared at $llO to $3.50. The cheapest
land in Pennsylvania sixty years ago cost
the settler from $3.50 to S26 an acre be-
fore it was ready for cultivation. In 1919
land in Kentucky near populous towns was
worth from $50 to 40 an acre, and choice
tracts in Illinois were purchaser from the
government at 80 an acre.
In the State of Iowa there are government
lands outside of the six miles on either side
Of the contemplated railroads, tracts that
may be taken up by preemptors at govern
ment prices, but these tracts are very limit
ed in extent and not the most desirable per-
haps in quality, the best Of which have been
culled by settlers, or bv parti- who hold
them at an advance to sell to actual settlers.
In the more populous counties near the Mis-
sissippi, lands entered twenty years ago at
81 rs an acre are held at from $50 to $50,
and if in the vicinity of growing town, at
from $50 to 500 an acre. Twenty miles
west Of the Mississippi lands within two to
six miles of the railroad station vary in price
at from $40 to $40 An acre, and in the inte-
rior counties west Of Iowa City lands that
have been entered some five or ten wears
may be bought within few miles ola grow.
ing village at from IS to SIS.
There is nothing speculative in all this
It was the natural and necessary order of
things as observed by DR.. Franklin, and 9th
ers since him. though at that time the emf
grafton was nothing compared to that Of
our day. In lOs years from its settlement,
Pennsylvania contained 4a4,37S people ;
Iowa has been settled bat about 20 years,
and contains 100000 whites. In 25 years
from this day. the whole teeming soil Of the
West, on the borders Of her rivers or her
railroads, will be as valuable acre for acre
- the richest farms in Pennsylvania, and
those who acquire At present prices and york
their farms. win have become wealthy
The West u the land Of labor.
There = every reason b believe that the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
For Sale or Lease,

For Sole or Lease.
IN Lots subdivisions to suit purchasers er pee.
sons that may desire to lease for term OF years
the following property In the city Of Davenport viz
In block ls-x25 feet fronting on ID street,
loo +" g on Western Avenue.
IS t." 3" ID st.
In block l7-near the Market House.
% feet fronting on Western avenue
extending i6O feet back with an ale
each side Of the lot
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02


son Of this address, stand here gratefully
and gladly, on the native soil of nv fathers:
grateful to have this venerable New Eng
land for my birthplace, glad to have the
youthful and vigorous West for nv home ::
grateful for the sacred memories that bind
me to these Eestern shores, the dwelling
place OF my ances' ors; and glad that be-
yond the banks of the Mississippi there may
be an inheritance for my children
There, young men, your kinsmen, your
sons, your brothers, ale my neighbors and
friends. Daily they are planting them
selves in prosperity around me, or are push
ing on, in hope, to new and fertile regions
still nearer the Rocky Mountains. The best
treasure they carry with them, every where,
is the influence of your New England
schools, colleges, homes. churches, on their
hearts and lives. Their best capital is the
character you have nurtured and matured.
Shall We not, then, have one heart. one
common aim, one friendly and fraternal
spirit, as We have one land and one desti-
ny? Whatever jealousies and estrange.
ments may be begottep by passion and mad
ness between the North and the South. at
least let the East and West stand firmly and
affectionately. They rest side by side with
their Astounding vitality like the two-fold
breathing lungs in the living breast of man.
Their unity is organic. The great lines of
railway, the rivers and the chain of lakes.
are the cords and membranes and arteries
that bind them in one. You came, tear
them asunder without rending apart the
very channels of their life blood and break.
ing up the fountains of their peace and ioy.
So everything that makes their union closer
is a blessing to both. Every freight of pro-
duce that we roll down to you, over the
iron road, is more than mere article Of
merchandise; it rises to the dignity of a
moral mission, and takes the character of a
social and public peacemaker. There ore
its price cannot be told in do lars nor in
diamonds. Every new facility of communi.
cation is more than a commercial convent
ence, for it brings us nearer to those we
love, and strengthens the ties of our mutual
dependence. Every wheat harvest that
waves its yellow signals in summer glory
over our prairies, is q pledge and prophecy
Vt permananee In the concord of the STATE.
and of reciprocal confidence in ear whole
political sysesm.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
nllrERahntk and lis !Remtdies.

4 The success which has atte nded ne pIac.
tiee OF this distinguished Swedish physician
voes lar to .collfirm the theory that the source
SfHall diseases istin the blood. His fanou:
!" Scanliaayian Remedies" operate q irrcitl
unon the elements OIL that Aali, 5neiitratiS ins
Ill corrupt and morbid matter IN isre clIeifa
s.on, znS bringing back heath 70 every 5organ
L, ,,r5sbgs fhe whole syltem. CERTAIN it is
al ID lis IIjioad Pesffyer and Blood Fills have
:wotSs i wa,aders III nervous complaints bfon.
cIit Is, sheen atisl. cohs i, ca.arrh, dyspepsia
Tenefas debility, hyppc hondtiasis1 epilepsy
vruphonss scriinla, and many other pa1ppln
and aangetousa ma ladies Hence their grea
pbp darby. We are fnformellthat the CORES
prudence or Df. Rpbaek anloan's, on, an ar
rrage, to so letters per day, cflwhich leo Ar,
reqaests for adslce ami orders fol his eclebra
aed l. NEEDLES See Advertisement.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
DIED.

At Tia aesiaeRce Of Ehes s3n-ln- law, Az II.
Sennet. naar Charlsstdn, on The night oi the
2Stn Of september. Mrs. Lucy MATnkWs'
widow of theHlate i Sutton Matthews
Mrs Matbews was born in Gulpsper coun.
MI md lived there till she was July grown
MI. Her II, M for many years past, has been
I II Kanawha. here she has lived respected
/ and ueioyed by all who were acquainted WIN Z
her. E
4. she had lust entered her fifty eighth year,
when an illness or less than Q ~ c ~ N7s
her away The hand of aflIctsnn has peei'
LAID heavily on that family. "A few days 20,
one or thetonly two children was buried avg
now Tie SURVIVING head has been called e
follow to4he spirit world, speedily, almost un,
Specifically
It is believed that many years ago, she pe;
came pious and though she never nniter
with any branch Of the church, those Y n
.wtrc most intimate with her did not duub'
! hi pE.ty. An afiectSnate wife, a fond ds;
voted no lher. kind neighbor, she lived NOR:
iarUthefs than for herself 1Iss. Lucy Mash'
ews will be gEeaily missed, and Will oe icn'
yssnsnbsssi in the cisfis a ghich she lnoS -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
X An AFYIIIA Al lie r. S TAR.
7 = POPULAR Church SlBSIl.svr y,
Over LOG, 600 ! Copies Sold.
n THE SACRED MEL0DEON. MA

IContalning q great variety OF Church Mulic,
| selected csiief from the oldrstaDdatd
ess Authors, with many original 81 ss
II Compositions onia iaeEE
II NEW SYSTEM OF NOTATION,
DESIGNED for the use of LGtehes. Singing
sss nm Societies and Academies, j.
II BY Al s.. HAYDEN. H III n
HI Two reasons will chiefly account for the
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FIRST The ChaTaeterfaf the work II
presents new and greatly Improved system
| ofnotation. In It mn CHI that Is abstrase and
diiiicult in this delightful SCIENCE " 90 sim
plifed that months ale made eattak TO ge1lfs
| IN the common way of learning the practice
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the attestations Of scores oil teachers and per
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en- the work IFS sreat popularity and constant
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sie. MaHyaew pieces, destined please US
long as music lasts, may be found on sph
ses, and also many ~ the old an tried mlelb-
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sanctuary deiights,qand FAR more " eleome 70
the heart Of he wofshiper than fIlslny trtqFtent
IN substituted for them. ssi s4as@fs
Tie publishers may add, that the mechanf-
cal execationof tue work j. superior altogei B.
| otto the majontyof Eastern Music Books, aud
the price much lower. !aE
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For Ten Dollals doEeneopieE will be se1t
By mail, pre- paid, to persons VIII are unable
leffinl the Book at the ,Bepkst res in their
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
The Right Ticket.
. politicisns We leafn will b greailly ' em

3pnl;t;cisn. We LEARN will BE- greatly emf
tarrasssd this fall III the sslecilon q prep
'sr tickets 70 support diii 1'4s i y z
which all are relieved who deal WIN y b B
s;yran. n Co. Of Augusta, Georgia. =, 8, de y
Eve, asi 70 and b lialf dollars mailed Z q
lheln VIII bring you prompt e 9, wlleael
halforquartef ticket in Their 3 ~ a iostery
! ! Il; q 49, welcome, should you .Fkt
o,hsrs III found With some twenty. City
u ssyentr thousand dollars, you viii, b,
ia - sinforrn your friends that YOU BE
lsetedGthe right tickfs, y 1ls, 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05

HI III Man SnAyEp IBYf AN ADzE. Since
b.a,as and razors were invented, says the
abingdon Virgi''ian, we nevershesIa I, y
an innoyation-pr improvement upon Us
latter, until Tuesday last. on the even T.
ling Of that day, two men ~ the nelsh,
|bofhool ofour depot. getting into = lras ,a
lons of lien struck. al the other with 9
'foot.aaz. and completely shaved his chm
r. ona stoke, without materially injuridg
IT, meat I'VE learn that the shaved mar
Jill M at,gtressor, and thatthe other shdp
81 hin m self.defenee. May the Lord
a.liyer .us from such q barber and suct
= razor H.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
q, billingsgase neiighbor5 Of the Gazette q

oar billingsgAse neighbor OF the Gazette al
euseIztts OF apackery, because we publish
nr. Afsa's adYestiseme Mt Now this same
editor knows the Pharmacopeia itself IN lliot
more free from the .snspiciBns Of qnackery
thai, his medicines. He knaws that they are
endorsed by the med cal Journals ef this
country, are used anal prescribed By aSrf best
physicians, and haze The eommensiatton q
professors and eminent mcneil character TOO
exalted fay his comprehensive, AMI he kaows
aso that they have done and are doing in this
community an anauntIo III good which the vi.
most s,recht OF his sbiaitg caR never hope e
equal.-Brrks Co. Pres, Reading, Pa.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05

IA MgRDERER CaAsise THlEvEs.
Three prisoners having escaped from
the Eolnaabia count K w seonsin) jail,
few days since, one John Murray,
under confinement for murder, earn.
estly desired tolioin in their u pars Ultt,'
promising to return as soon as the
chase was over. The rataawasys were
alot found, but Murray. faithful t g li as
contract, came back to his old quar-
tiers, after an absence ola few days.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
rEor r. ant.

IA FARM, about three miles below haFiieS +
IN ton, ID well Know i as the Agge farm
andihe nrepet,y Of the heirs 81 the late "
Ii. Cox, The place issi taated ontht8 Rlrel
anil Turnpike road adjacent to the lands q
Messrs. Robert blaine and j. G. Carr, and
now ri possession of Mr.. JohAi g. Wright.
The pruperty is Tpnlted very desirable
enc. as a farm and residence. The Improve.
rref,Is IN good repair, and the lands IN CORD
order. having Md for some years very tatefal
culture. Apply to, the Subscriber, OF to John
~. Wright. s& 81 Y. 9, =
Sept 2S. Nv ls sIA I n N q =. /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05

n Tho f,llow ine. resolution was unan-
;mo,,slv aflopted lit theff democratic
Iconyr,ss.sssi anal district of Vermont:
..Eesoirsd. That we hearty APP
I,roye III the sound aid judicioas
so,,,.se .,,I,rsael bytlie administrator
IwifI, yaa.,ard 10 Tie kansas policy, ~
welI ii asl'other measures adopted
and carried out BY them.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05

Isl GREELY's OPINION oF THE caors IT,
Horace Greenley returning from late
veslern tour, wfiteselabpraleIy regarding
tie drops. He estimates that ~ wheat ans
corn, the whole country - deiicient' as
seenlpsrea with full .ayersg crop il
coats, from thirty to5fofty per cent. His
.estitaAtefis that tile country il short thir-
81 lnillioaassef bushelszof wheat, two hun
dred.nilions Of bushels ofc2ra. and SIXTY
miiionsfof bushels 81 oats. go.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05

\ Scorr ELups IN NJ AssAonr sETrs.- Inc
Boston Post grasely asserts that = moN vi,
rner,t is on foot fot the organization %
political clubs in various locations, i9l
bringing forward Geay Winfield scol w., q
i candidate for the Presidency in $50,
Ii IS stated that ample fundsare provided
and ihatitis the intention V run him q
. the peopIe's Candidate. n.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05

TuE DEAHu on 0snx9sH We men
toned abfeW days ago The fdeath Of Q sli-
kosh. tie Monominee Indian chief. The
particulars are as follows One Of the
traders sold lin whisky He and his
t,so lsonsfdrank freely, anaheearne into ;t
icated Oshkosh, who j. very cross I. WHEN
drunk, got % Sighting WITH. bis .soassz---
they, getling exaspsrs.ed, tied him and Al
logged Tim ~ ssys rely that ilq die rs . tFofm
the elect OF IL. asa$ai, B,f Iati .als
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
NEW RoJND NOTE no K,
.ETH EPRATRIE yocALIsT

BY GIBSON d FESSENDENt st
! This work islreceiyed with great favor, ann
il now. The only music book used IbF several df
The most scientific ard successful western
teachers OF music ia the schools under then
ehre II il The same size, and isRpabiishedl h
9.hesame superior style with the 4 Sacred Mett
lFdeou.' =
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post paid, fnr sixty cents. i5
j, Either may BE- had through the Booksellers
ouf of the Publishers, III, HI s.i j
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
Militia Attention.
$50 E1eywaEda

ID ANYWAY from Tie subscriber bright
IL MuLkrTo. about four feet sMo inches
Iligh With straight hair all liH4e STOPPED
Eshouldefsd shout twenty yeats cd, clothing
not secolecied, but Sad an old par Of 50 ale
Eiags with him. will give twenty sd5l iats
ifar His apprehension. if takea il PULASKI
county. Etiid iiity dollars, il taken onl ofIsaid
county and cendnshfm ilil SO that ! can ST.
aim. Address, U sGssEs.3 Isl
Z. sJNO. T.. SEYERS.
NeRf54 IN, p silasif Co., Va. aw! 81
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LOOK HERE, WILL YOU Il
.3sss q - Eaio.f w GtF
f 6, 81 A. UFERMANN, g
SADDLE s HARNESS MAKERS
Charleston, Kanawha co. "a. J. /

Charleston, Kanawha Co., Va.
we have, on hand, and are constantly re.
Eceiving, and making up, The most complete
stock OF SaddierY Double and Single Har
mess, Saddle trimmings, Fancy Mornings,
t&c., all Of winch, having Manufactnred nm
der our especial notice, win be warranted
fperfect.. We have also on hind q large stock
Eof Horse Collars Of our own Manufacture, with
iseveralhandsome SIDE s DIES OF VARIOUS
sizes, to suit The Ladies. H.s
Il Be sure toESgiye us a call before Yoii pur-
tchase, for we are determined 10 sell as low
Jas any other house, for cash. .,3 4
\ REPAIRING Of all kinds, iii the above line,
Hatteuded 10 punctualiy on tile shortestnotice
I Workshop On Front Street near the Steam
HBoat landing.
L January /, 1853 y3n36
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
MAY q WEIr,
j Have. received large and splendid stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER cLoTHINGii

i Direct from The Eastern Cities,
and which, owing to the scarcity OF money,
they viii sell CHEAPER TRAN EVER :
n, Their goods were bought with casA,afes
S;he great ppreyi panic became general, and
Consequently were outaiHed ct nearly one,
half the former prices, and they win be.soid.
for CASH, .At a very small advance on cost
prices. III < YFall e .ssars Eiz5fT d
Now is he time for bargainst Look tnyonI
own interests, . nd give hem call. Cd and
exam ne their goods And prices, as they Meth.
ct make charges nor wfy faces Il You DO not
| huy. Sgfs 81 hspE 10 fat 81 lSdf k'f
They have now on hand a fine lot Of ekcel.
ientligh Land beautiful readytmade elothing-
suitable Tor Spring and Sumner wears at nm,
| precedented low PRICES; Fine Dress Ccais,
Pants AMI Vests WITHOUT number, Boots and
Shoes Hats ana Caps, Jewelfy. Cravsts,
Gloyes,s HahdkersKis les, Hosiery ixe. Also,
fine artisteef CHE wing Tobacco and q, lot
Of domestic and imported Cigars, and many
other atficies tco tedious. to mention. Re-
member the name and place $500 Fs
/. I'll I ,IIalil5l.s .Ia VA MAMA WELL, - )
Arcade Building, opposite The Goustbonge,ss
( y3nIsE 5 a Ixsar; Charleston, Va.