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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

READ AND IEFLEcE.

-4si. Z + 81 : Il
III HAVE jRist returned from the Eastern cities
IL w,ih the largest and best seIectel stock of
ii Clothing, Dry Goods, Ssr0ceries, Boots,
- i shoes, Caps, Hats, sytt &
and 1900 'otiser articles, too TEDIOUS to men
ton, ever brdnght 10 this ai-Fket ID !.
al would respectfully say to my patron and
the public generally, hiatt purchased my
/ Goods of FIRST lass houses and a. Inv price,
and paid esEeeial attentl0ns both To style aud;
quality ofthem, and that am now prepared
TO furnish them with all kinds Of Clothing,
cheaper than ever bought before, III This or
any other ma 1ket, Ind WILL guarantee them
/ to be Of better quality more lasting thas these
bought q amy other store, for The same money.
Therefore, can and will sell CHEAPER
THAN EVER l HAVE BEFORE. So
: come on, i yon that are III, want Of Coats,
Oser- coats. Phnis, Vests, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
!: Caps, Shirt, Dtawers. .URdersifrt Cfayat,
Ties, SnsRsndets, Gloves, and n geneiai as-
z SEDIMENT ofsasis u ssssssis E9s ~.
DRY GOODS and MILItINARYs GOODS.
lii fact ANYTHING in the line of. " EARRING
apparel, and can suppl Yen.
Country people should bare in mind, that
this IL the on place whefe fhey can procufe
goods 10 per cent less tiffl their fealfxalues
4 TO satisfytiiedi that iLisisal fact, 1. onls ask
mtogiys me acaii, a nd see for themselves.
Remember tue place and nane, nexs 10 the
Goshprn House.
lIiaE|a JOSEPH SHELLS.
|. Nov. Ia, ts5S. 4-ss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
THE SECRET INFIRMITIES or
YOUTH AND MATURITY.

yJast RaJiished, Grctis5 The 25th zHOstsand
A PEW .iPsrds onathe rasfonas sr.sathts ii.
IN withoutti Medicineyof SpernatDrfbea bf
Lacal Weaknesss Nocturnal Emissions, Geni-
tai and Netyope Debility, Premature Decay pf
the sys;en,, nnpotehcy,, and Impaflments te
Maffidse genefalll ~
9gs By n DE Lahey. IN. D. $50
The important EIct that The man alarming
complaints originating in the inlpFpdence and
solitude of Youth, may be easily removed
wiTHouT MEDICINE IS in thissmatI tract clear
" demonstrated, and the entirely new and
lighl yssndcessf ultreatment as adonedtDy the
Author, fully eyplasneds bYsneant OF which
every one is enabled 10 cure hianse perfectly
ard ot the Least possible cost. theeby avoid
fng all The advertised nosttuiiis DC tiie dsy
Z Sent t0any address. gratis and post free in
i sealed envelop, by Fepllttipg post paid two
postage stamps to Dr. B. DE LANEH, Il Sis
penaTd Street, New York City. 1yins3:Ss
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" Z s Z 3 r N YI ] II 8. IN I A
. IS. LAND AGENCY OFFICE: :.

THE undersigned has opened an office in
4 II the Town OF WINFIELD, PuTkAn Com
ty. Virginia, for the purpose ofseiling lands.
farms, mills and tenemenis. 4 Eis
4 g Those wishing to purchaseodr hp wing such
property forsale, viii do ven to give him scpli.
I ytn2s no. r, HARVEY
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

Eub13Ss AJxCtx<SxxS
1l4 virtue " 4 Dell 6fsTfust executed By
- VIM. Al. frriIh d he t1'1esifnea 1'Ius-
tees on tle 9Th deg pf AnFsl, rs 6. and Of ri
eotd in KNhaWha CO. C0nu CLERK gitce, To-
seeuiS DaFiu J. " i. Clara 81 the 5k} 6en "
certain sims 1t intneE inxAid deed sEt % Il
and ldesf ribed. we shall on Is.ntef. fbe isills
Z Az ,Qf NoEspber, 35a. At he Coll House pt
Kbnawha Coz proceed ID sell, At /, 5.ic Alicl
tith. q the hiehest biddef3 tp6li ne i6il63 ihE
Terms, I'd wit: $1,000 in cash and lie l1sidl1e,
upon .. credit :of 81 re-. ona Is lronllie. the
purchaser 20 give bend. with good security.
bearing interest froi1 date. and the. Il 10 Tie,
land Will be retained, Until the p9schasF
money i hill paid i certain irAcA u land h ri
salt property dppoSiie thstoxin &c AIaldes. or
The SoathWest side oE Kauauhe fisef, being
ths same property heret efdre s. IL u said D.,
Nv, CiaTkson TO said Wm. 4. sssl IN. ana
W hich Is 1t present b. erate1 III said Smishsh3
4 Salt ptopettf, toSetlief with alItAe lxtdtesa
ifells; engages copper, suciionS ftabes gclkls
sEpheps Sess 20 aehea Y said pfepessy er
saSh iitiT 3 Is e$stsd ii fifs shI ;ses. s;lS
which IS belle "a tg f5od.l " nj se<bnFeysds
throe IT & !. SD hes Mrs ii
HsI0 Iisss. W Al n, =. 31a- : i 1ss ~
Qcts f9th,, 1S5S $780, Ess ..sr4;26
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TlliAVE foF sale. twenty. OF thlEly headlof
i 4 stock cattle. Two thorough bed Dur
ham Bulls, some fine mich COWS, q young
Jack and two yenusts, three we'll broken
young mules and fsrty OF ifty sheep Of I'M
proved stock asss
The above property. il not selt privately,
will be Offered at public auction eariy ia DC
toberr Of which due notice will be given.
~ FRANCIS THOMPSON.
CoAIsasprH Aug. 25th. 1855. as
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

l I on EoEk.of Al kinds dine q shis oties.
III J,axyer's. ana otter kLANKs psinteE
Viii poa ttrss anq 'is3istch
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aEsff5 arsTis5.


VHTQULD respectfully inform their numer I
vN Gus. frlends and customers en Kanawha
that they keep on hand large anu we'll
Tested stock III Groceries. ETC., and are pre-
be. fasoredi with, at shortest i0tieeNifsg eiss s
The follnwing articles comprise part al pHra
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
EropYietoys.

EDAILT sales ut auction. Of leaf Tobacco
IL by the hhd Dpi Tobacco Market ii now
The largest ID the West, and comnansgs the
attt niitn oil tie manu- FAC sHTers lid ShippefS
of the Noriheln Easi era, and Western States.
and The greater psI!int OF The S1ui hrfn orders
are filled .at Louisville The pla Titers ef Ka-
naHha valley vii find tito tter3nieIsst, io
slip 10 us. The Gost of Transportation to Lon !.
isyIile, including dTayages will be about 50 /:
The We're House COMMISSION 81 PER hid.
.inaking D II ab1us one fourth III the cost ~
transp i alton, charges &c J on consignntents
sent 10 the Eastern cities, 5ss 81 ir YsEs
s. sem + 4 26
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

lrTaWO Certificates oil stock in tho Coal River
! l Nsvigatipn Company, dated and ISSUED
18th May, 1873. One M 22i Shaies, tof SOS
Zach i Number "a, and the ether fvT 35l
Shares, {of So escll,) Number al II. AL g
u These Ciriificates were last last Nay, in
being tgausmitied form Charleston Kanaw ba.
10 tie undersigned IN New York CT IN.
7 ss JOHN G. THAT CHER, ofI N eW, York
81, IA ugald ~, i SIS jEss WI Bs.sE On
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
a. LARGE STOCK or
Conn, ercial Station cry!

Printing in hill its Branches Gard,
Circulars, I8iIis Ladins and .stst
@4ss.lq3s ~, Pamphlets. E.,. e. 3 S..
f5,siEC Ks, BILLS lex Gang L, NOTEss &C.
M Orders BIZ ma IL promptly attended to-
MOORE, VIII STA Gil, KEYS ~ Co.'S
Il. Mos West Fpsifth ST., Gin. 4;l6iIm
TAMEsI III. BROW N sof K ana wh / ana AL
III BERT LAfD I EY 'cl es bell, have formed
apartnership, under tile stgfe III Brown &
Laidley fJr. he practice df law ill the Coifi-
ties Of Cabell and Wayne
Address, n. BAowx
" =, 65,5.35 !. Kaliagha C. H., Va.
Or A. LAlpLrr, Cabell 3. n. VI
.ss. Jaiy 6ills If Il. ts-fs An 81 -. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

#1TAIM1TA AGEINTo WanItN m tNeTy 81 axe
lAJtJUNJ I'M the Union, toaself otie ofthe
most rgppidty selling Books in Anetieas En-
lilled THE GREAT AMERICAN HORSE
TlAMHsis AND FARRIER. II is 4 Cook
uiaushould be intlie hands Of every man, nd
contains single feceip s that have been sold
al from 81 5 TO $25 a sample copgto Of the
book will be mailed to any part efthe United
States. Id receiptof 25 cents d postage stamps
OF money! / Ini ttsE
lsAdtfess--D. NJ. RuIIS0N, Queen City
Publishing House, III Main Street Cincins
matt. Dhio.s M 6snni5 1.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
Ts#s1s ~ II A. Ne ts44 In
RI NEW Y GUN D oFE no ok. -,
TIE pRAIRfE VOC ATS 4,
B-Y GIBSON 81 FESSENDEN Fl

BYrG GIBSON d. FESSEND DEN.
Al TbiSsWork sfeceived with great favor and
IS now lie dnly snusiebdok tsed IN Sc yefafof
the most scientific and successful western
teaehers of music in the. .schaols Inpd er their
care. q II IS The same size and is plh Ashea IN
The same superior style with the 81 Sacred III
Iadtpn.,' gYee g,ss Y #ss I.s5E, "a ffigl !. .8S ~
N Copies foI examination Willie sent by pal
If Either may be had through the booksellers
aor b6s the Publishers Il /, i I44t
s MOORE, WlLSFACfI, FTlYSE& CO.,
II VINO 3su as WestsEeurth St..Cine1nati.
s. = s ~ ~
FIRST CLASS BLANK
ACCoI11at sRoG9z<8z
or ALLaSTfEES AND SIZES. .rl
Made 10 OrdefEor sold from TIE Shelves.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
AND j. oT IL 1siIIsI'OWN or
I M s5s. BUFFALO FOX SALE. s1ss sss82

TgDEwiftue ofaynecree ef he Circuit G onTt
u D oriPntnaln Comfy. execatSa u / its Sen
ttenlbei Term, 1858, in the case ri Richard
Smell against Mildred Page and olhefs, ~ shall,
E0iI tilei S5fs3 Is6e tk;s S,,E
9Th Of November, 1858, H Sss
on The premises, in the town Of Btfalo, sell
Ilhe. ;nietest az the lGf5n. heirs Oh John A.
Smell, deceased, III the house and tot with its
APPROPRIATENESS, in said town, Df which said
John Al 81 SGeIS died seized and possessed. al
lpsblic auction, 10 lie highest bidder, upon a
credit of. SIX, Twelve aid eighteen months,
]taklng bend. WITH god security fofthe pfsT
chase money, receiving IL terest from the day
bf sale, and resefaing the little all Infties
security. 81. JAS. w. fI0tSEs :
Oct. e. IS Speciaa Com.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
bIevU st<31se :

NEW 9EoLS
With an entire NEM sEoGi ~ GOODS n's8: I
q No OLD GOoDssil
"A M..ioul ourping, atltbe Ssofe- House fer
Il mefls' occupied BY GDsawln IND ~ iss 81
opposite the 1. RAna "A House az snllIs
New sloek Of Dry Goods, sEil
Groceries Boots and Shoes,
Il Hats and Gays Cigars, &c, III.
Which din Fofsting very chsa FOR CASH,
or County, produfe IT'D lsaIas5 81 9s5 /.
lfyou EiaiEt teget good Bargains, SRI !. AZ
examine stock. As. III lES.
Charleston. Nov. 9sh, 1873. Ply he 4sz9
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

III .Tsgtys7ETETT Sd -.

which, has. 81 III Sought much below the usual
prize, Ind will be sold at a small advances for
cash Only.
Manu- fac,urkr OF Masonic and Odd Fellow
Lodge pnd Eneampf1entJ ewels End Marks.
n B 4Pariitnlar attention paid to adjust
ing RaElEoad Watches. Wills
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
TIRE s11 DTI1S&.

5 4 - FTaIiE SBBsc RlBEFl takes
% S;se;<fR u II pIeaspts min fgIn1sag his
~ + customers. and the pubic in
~ - general, that be has just re-
l4iA 49, turned from The Eastern
~ HAs, Cites with a ffll snpplySo of
- Drugs, AIedfcines, Dye
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

HIrSsT feneis ed d yers III rye stock Of $40
ID ceres Of iii kinds. ~ NJ i. M sls
old Java Coffee, Rio Coffee. 1s
NJ o. S4gat, GlpshedF Sngar,
palv4rbzed sugar.. tnSh. Tea ssis
Black 4 Sas y 50 lknr: ea,
Lemon GfscksIs,- 3PiEaic Gfac ke1s, ss
Butter CRACKERS, ssssl Sofa Ere ckers, ssas3.
IL Aver etackers, boston Crackers, NJ.
u cheese. u Safdines, t
!. Cream INuts, AlmonisN Ralslasks
p,.1,,ls. II w. Fl hetfs.
.ssslFt 81 g155iBzs n. i. Mdlasses,
ysaes If, NJ Pepper & Spice,
siNfnS.srFi. sd Indigo &IMadder,
Aiual q Eopperas, Soap 4 Candies,
i Slar C&ndles, EyqoHis,
8,tekets. Tubs 8s8
Cotton Warn, lead y e1a ps,
Cotton Batting. ash boafes, IS.
Lard OH f5saGc , AZ.
.pfa,iufsiT aBi1AS.sB sNOYEs.t
'sfI Opposite Kaaasoha House
Nov. ). fsss, vsnE7ts s4asE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

In fhie pssses On the lh vlt.sQt a w,
ATE yodnfest citld ~ LII: &.
INV AlutI Al. aged Ere mont ~ Z 8 49, 49,
children ID come unto ailI b;
not, fot IL such is shs: SlngeoaI sl - =:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

Ea7.11a ne H enc
yTNHEf aflysrijser has $50 or $50 n res 81
IL rsch KansWha Bottom Land to Re ~ g.
Tie two pieces are adjoining and viii bs
rented seDaralely, ,oT foge Their. Apply al this
Dffice n 5ss 3:
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Hin Establishments.

DEALER I

- u ais. Grocer les, CppfeetiOhrfie
- Cigarss Tobnccp, Les !, , Is q
.oa,os;is. sas Kaaasrla Muse la;a Sired,
CHARLESTON KA IA u ItA, l, s.a..r
Nov. stll,isbs 81 81 4 - ssPi III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED. 4
viii paythe highest maFket price 5or an
kinds 81 country pr0dace, delivered 1t my
Fstorel GEORGE BENDER. \
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

4 oNs'TABLEIs and : lei BLANKS .
~ nle q ths Once.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
q RDPrLn CHURCH HTSIls
Over 400 600 Ccpies Sold.
THE SACRED MKLODEoa.
Canp0sitjons q, Z q

% ntalhIuK RFeat variety Of Church Music.
selected chieHY from the did STANDARD
AathrIs. with nasils driginaI o
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

TIT "A Circular showing the. plan of the
Lotteries will be sent 70 my one DESTROYS
ofreceiying il. r..,..., Bst I..4.s Eg6.
Nj Certif cates Or I'D ckages will BE sold atthe
following rates. which, is the risk; ii. /
Ecerti 6cale ofpackage Of q whole tickets, $50
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

Taitsonl in the lowtf Department, per SEES
ess sion nf IS Tnallths, 81. . SS.eC
Higher Department including Arithr al 3 81
iaeics Geography, &C., 4, zoos
lFTenchlahE Latin, lextIa each, Hi sf,f 5.af
Music ou IP ano, 26.cG
Use offSPisnot N1s 14ssi ttzN 2.5e
Il II August 3il fSj9.si tst4sa 93455sssl a4:t9
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
BLOOM FIEtIsID|'' >. z cApE;'111x ' s.

" u. s ffB NssMt AsssciatsI'siselIul..
eFiRE Oh ecf uf this Aesdemy IS 70 prepare
u, Studknisfet The uniyetsifgs 81 NiFkinla.
or 10 dt them for the aciike du,iesetf tife<-
The course QfinstrHctipn embraces all those
Subjects req lisite for Preparation lof anxof
the Acadenlic Schools bf the CiintfSfty, ailf
themethoa, MS fal as pisetifsble IS SINCLAIR 10
thai huraied at tharlmsti tdiiony o. ffe
ElaThe nezt sesslsA begins ioa tie lst Of Sep
teuiber. For CataIo cues rqn lainine full infar.
nation, sldfess either D fhe Principals. The
Posi- fiel > ivy Depot. "A btiuarle county,
virgjnsa. ~ aaills i3a RssAia9
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
HALL & BICKEL,
Corner Of Main and Market streets,
po'INT PLEASANT. VA,
III MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERs IL
Ready M adj 3 Clot hin 8,
GENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING

I s.5is GOODS, &c,
TSTNAKE this method ofinforfning the public
& lg. thattAey have entered into partnership
for the purpose of mahula curing and selling
Ready-Aade Clothing. sks..lsl s.g. 815 II
da One OF the firm has Est returned from The
Eastern Citiess W th q i9rge stock Of Cloths.
Eassimsrs, Cassinetts, Trimmings, sc, &c.
HIheirstock-0f s1.ssst,# Nsf M Il. ! I
Zen 5as READY-MADE CLOTHING.
il the largest and best assors ment ever brought
10 this market, and consists Of eli kinds Of
Goods suitable for gentlemen's wear, such as
Shirts, Stocks, Crayais, Drawers. @ owes, Sus-
penders, Boots, Shoes. Hats and Ca PSI &c.--
Also, large assortIhentof efas s8s
LADIES' Cgoazs, IH aatf llas, 6cs.
Having provided themselves with every fa-
Eclity fof the manufacturing Of eilstqrn work,
they OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hat they wal be a BILE TO
se aa I'VE ENTIRE SA1'iSF I CFE0
to all whaimay give them tRelr patronage.
Ourhnsiness viii bedohe prime lpal u fprcash
or on short credits, and there fore, I'VE tx peet
togseiis for yeiy small profits. lg IsB HIS ,,'lz
aCdlfand examine our stock before Pplchas,
b Their estalyI ishplent viii be fohn1 in the
rooms fnlmerly occupied BY Il. s. Bickel on,
the Conner oflsMain and Marset Streets. 8 III
e III sfn2. \ 1. WI HALL q exile,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

Hfaduate d IeYIIe1 q PafiS, :
lResidence = nome ..c..i H. IL, ttiigginia.)a
SIN continues really, Nlal.fs & id DRY Is siL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
- 18th Of November, 4 sos,
DAGEs & ECLERCQ,

% now opening the largest and most com
Il sls.l plele s,oek Of III II 5zl Jls
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
LIQUORS y AN IN D 81 W1NHsE

it will be our aim to keep constant SUNNY
Of the purest and best articles formedicai pur.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
aal1 T71'I1,7.szasafeea I


.HHE advertiser WISHES To- rent, for q term
Of wears. 4 FARM 81 Sc - i 80 aefezz.s oiiof
near lie KAnaeslfa, f6Fls7t * ash ftli6, III
onR1ares. I AuplSpatl this faress - III &. s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-16

In debate, the other day. between Mr.. Campbell
OF Ohio and Mr.. Clay Of Kentucky, the latter OBJ
served repeatedly that very distasteiul to him
to be told about his ather-that he would thank the
gentleman not to talk to him upon that subject.
1t was for similar impertinence on the part of
James B. Clay, says the Louisville Journal that he
was so unfortunate US to get his face slapped by Mr.
Cullom, few weeks ago, in the bar-room of Browns
Hotel. Mr.. Culom, in the very kindest manner. ap
preached Mr.. Clay, and remarking that be was not
very well acquainted with him. spoke with enthusiasm
OF the devotion he had always borne to his llustrous
father. Mr. CLAY remarked, in reply, that he didn't
wish Mr.. Cnlom to talk to him about his father, and
made some other remark that Mr.. Cullom thought
Offensive The latter demanded of him il he intended
to insult him. and hearing satisfactory reply used
harsh words and finally slapped his opponents
mouth.
We are not surprised continues our Louisville co.
temporary at the antipathy which the young man OF
Ashland has to being reminded of his father. He
tears down bis fathers house. He does all he can to
snbvert his fathers principles and measures He fra.
ternizes with his fathers enemies and hates his
fathers friends and surely no one need wonder that
he Is disturbed in spirit at the sound OF his fathers
name.
The Journal employs terribly severe language, but
who can say it is not truthful just and Appropriate
The mention of one important fact, however, is
omitted. We will endeavor to supply the omission.
JAS B. Clay supported and voted for Mr. Buchanan
in 1856, when but for that individuals treachery and
Vaccinations, there is no doubt his Industrious father
would have accomplished the object of life.long,
noble ambtion-the Presidency--mauy years before
bis death. But for the infamous SANDER about bar
gain aud sale, HENRY CLAY could not have been
beaten before the people OF the United States aud
but for Mr. Buchanan, the SANDER would have never
known existence And up to this very moment Justice
to the memory Of the glorious dead has not been
awarded by MI. Buchanan, and yet the son finds it
convenient to be found in the ranks of the adherents
OF the political assassin of bis SIRE No wonder be
shudders at the mention of his name.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-16

ns-The best Sewing Machine now I'm mar
ke is WEEDS PATENT which simple mere child
can operate IL and experience in the Sewing Machines
demonstrates ihat this Machine Is less liable get out Of order
than any other Sewing Machine before the public
The Rev Robert G. Williams, Of Woodbury., Conn., SAYS
er an examination Of every other kind Sewing Machines
was fully convinced Is the best an almost constant
use Of for time has realized my
LOT know there's no other machine that w with so little
work"
planter says used to employ three or four hands in
making clothes for the but purchased Your Weeds
Patent Sewing Machine hand does the sewing for the whole
plantation. while my wife for making nearly an the
clothes Of the family feel confident the machine pnys fr
itself every three month";"
WHITNEY 4 LYON Proprictors, No SIS Broadway New
York NJ S. HEDRICK Is Cauap street
mo plm&W Agent sor New Orleans.
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Great Louisiana Remedy.
COIN s. KAP T. RLAP f u NJ
Office, No. Ia Exchange Place.


The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
lion to the public remedy OF great value for variety Of
very troublesome dangerous Diseases after twenty-five
years experience in It's efficacy.
He safely recommend in all Cutaneous Diseases Of the
SKIM for Badness DandIud In the HAIR Reorganization OF the
Digestive Organs Ch and Fever Bilious Chagres and In
temien Fever Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. And in proof that he does good
grounds he would respectfully c, the attention Of the public
to the following certificates from persons living In this city
New Orleans, January 20 1853.
N B. Goins-Dear Sir On my from Apinwal in July
last had attack OF Chagres fever and trying
every imaginable remedy without e Ct induced try
Kaperapeum Fever and Ague Tonic and happy
to that although months since took the FIRST
dose, have not been troubled with chill since and have
believe that your medicine has had the effect Of
rely removing the disease from my system. II therefore
affords pleasure recommend it valuable med
cine Respectfully yours
L. A. CLARK,
"A Dryades street,
New Orleans La.
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VIII be paid for the body of female child by the acct.
dent to the steamer Falls City City on "Wednesday
evening" the l4h inst Said child bad light hair blue eyes and
fair complexion dressed in salmon coored dress trimmed
with black braid silk bonnet white linen aprou blue
yarn stockings AMI black kid Shoes Any information that will
enable the parents to the body will only be thank
fully received but literally rewarded Also for the bodv Of The
Nurse, who had the child In her the time Of the ACCT
cident and likewise She had on brown stripeJ
wooden dress and wooden hood
ISAAC C. CABLE,
alo 2pH Steamer Falls City
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TO THE MEMORY OF Dr.. KANE.-An effort has
been commenced in New York to raise cenotaph to
the memory Of the late DR.. Kane. 1t is to be done
by founding new Masonic lodge called The Kane
Lodge" through which it is proposed to raise funds
for the erection of the monument. Mr.. Sidney Kop-
man, for years warm admrer of the intrepid Arctic
navigator, has been very active in furthering this
worthy undertaking, and has lately received letter
from Lady Franklin expressive of her sympathy for
the object.
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ELorEKST.-some Western papers are making
merry over the abduction Of young girl fifteen
years OF age, and marrying her against the consent
Of her father. The fun of the thing is that the ad
venturer is poor the father wealthy. and refused his
consent to the marriage of daughter but little more
than child ia years. What treasure TO a commu-
atty Is discreet press intoxicating such lessons Of
hlia respect and affection.
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rsrrhe wIld Cherrv Treo-

sing not Of love, sing not Of glory
praise not the deeds Of the brave and the free;
Nor Of heroes long famed IN traditional story
But the fruit and the bark of the Wild Cherry Tree
Unpoetieal theme one may say another;
HUSH seoners, moment, and listen to me-
Pefehanee loved sister, parent or brother
May be saved by the bark of that Wild Cherry Tree
Death thy cold hand has been stretched for the lovely
Thy claim is dishonored-to Wc5dman they fee
His Cherry Expectorant quickly restores them,
Distilled from the ssrk Of that Wild Cherry Tree
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