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To Officers and Debtors.

You have got my property and that of my Clients.
have served you faithfully and treated you literally and
gcntlemduly. am poor and great sufferer, and
most of you know the facts in the of all that is just
right, reasonable and manly, ,chy don't you bring me
something that will pay iebts, ,cWm The house, fH The
beHy, and e!othe the 6odyi
LOWELL,
Jan. sth 1855
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CAUTION ro THE PuBLIc-Iondon Cordial Gin,
Medicated Schnapps, Royal Schnapps, DR.. Wolf
Schnapps, Alonzo Wolf Schnapps.
Purchase no Gin put up in bottles under the
above brands, with labels claiming to possess med
ical properties They all common mixed Gin,
put up in imitation of my Genuine Schnapps, for
the purpose OF deceiyins the public.
uD0LpuO WOLFE,
Sole manufacturer and only importer of the
Genuine Schiedam Sehnapps.
FOR SALE IN BOSTON BY
I b Richards & Sons, s. and 81 State street !;
Edward Goldman & Co, 50 State street; Saml
Cochran & Co, 80 Congress street; Weeks & Pot
ter, l2i Washington street; Seth Z Pecker, 20
Elm street; A l. Cutler 40 India street; Wilson,
Fairbanks 4 Coz Carter, Cocord 4 Preston, Han
over and Portland SITS; Burr, Foster Il Co. Corn
hill; Samuel & VIM Brewer, 80 4 80 Wash.
ington street; A 5 Mansfield, l59 Milk street;
3mois 10
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DIED.

In fremont, June It'll, Antoincttc, daughter of
Eaton and July A. Clark, aged l6 years and
MOI tbs.
On oard brig Anna Prcntiss, Of Castine, in Ia
yana, Asa Miles of Brooksylc,
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Posters, hor-biIls Blanks, Or culass, Bill-iesds
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In Bluchil, June &c, by y. P. Wood, Esq, Mr..
Hiram b. Hardin to Miss Jane NJ. Dodge, both of
Bluehill
In fremont. June 10th. s. @. Rich, Esq. Mr..
u ,illiam IL. Freeman of Nit Desert, TO Miss Mary
J. Harper Of fremont.
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hereby gives that he continues The Lumber business
s upt stand If t. \. pastln Ia, in s,,uhea, and is
eas >sfply al pldes for Long Short Lgmbsr that
ma esue So.
JuHr -, ls5S 23G
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF tLlSW ORTIZ.

SAILED.
WEDNESDAY,, %.
sch Rattan Davis Boston.
- barcelona, NhI.comh, do.
ARRIVED
60 George & Mary, lord, do.
g fardealer Smith, do.
TurasDAr, Il.
" Abigail, Jordan, do.
q LeJOA, Moore, do.
SAILED.
a Packet, whtcone, do.
PapAr, =.
" Belle ReInick, S.em
Asnes, rrc"ors!, Boston,
ARRIVED.
3" Adelaide, Clark, do.
" Aucpul, Fullerton, do.
:. Morning star, etanwood, do
" Orion, smith, New York.
SAILED.
SATURDAY, %.
Z" Edward, Treworsy, Boston.
srSpAy,27
" Aneona, Fullerton, Calais,
TeGspAr, 90
d" Abigail Haynes, Lord, Boston.
L,jok, Moor, do
Abigail, Jordan, do.
ARRIVED
IS Superior, Murch, do.
" Pan anna, late. DO.
NolAnt jordan, do.
- ArbOreer, Holt, do.
SAILED.
WEDNESDAY, 90.
" Fairdealer, Smith, do.
:. Commodore Eaton, do,
'' Emblem Moore, New York.
:" Rover, Doise, Blaeiiili.
Brig Eliza Ann, Thomas, FONT Peter, Gaudaloule.
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BY the act of February, 1917. call former
acts authorizing the currency of foreign gold
and silver coins, and declaring the same a
legal tender in payment Of debts, are hereby
repealed "
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

AN IMPORTANT MovEnEsr IN CmSA.-Accord-
ing to London correspondent OF the Pays, let
tiers have been received from China, dated Jan u.
airy l4th, cont lining circumstanal details relative
to the projects Of the allied division which has
left Canton for the neighborhood Of the yellow
Sea. 1t is proposed to send dispatches to the
Emperor Of China, and IL within a reasonable
time, satisfactory answer should not be received
the town Of Tien.Sing, the left bank Of the Pey
Ho, or White river, win be strictly bIockaded.
BY this operation il is calculated that Pekin must
assuredly be reduced to a state Of famine within
very short space Of time, the Chinese govern
ment never having reserve of more than three
months provisions in the Capital Of the celestial
empire, and Ten-sng being the principal market
for supplying the metropolis with food.
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orders to protect the military communications with
the Utah expedition from interruptions by Nor.
mons or Indians, which to go into effect soon
as circumstances will permit They establish a
military district along the line of communication
through the Territory of Nebraska, to be known ss
the Platte district with the headquarters at Fort
Laramie, and provide for the establishment Of a
new military post therein. The ten companies Of
the 4th regiment Of artillery and two companies Of
dragons, now in Kansas under command Of 9revei
Col MUSRoE, are ordered to occupy the contem'
Mated new district .. ..... . ..... .... .. - .
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

A DETACHMENT FROM WEST PoISr ToR UTAH.-
company Of sappers and Miners, sixty-four in
number, under the command Of Capt. DuASH and
Lieut.. ALEXANDER, left West Point on Wednesday
for Utah. They were taken TO Newburgh in the
steamboat West Point, and were to proceed, by
way of the Erie railroad, westward at o'clock.
The company is in most excellent discipline, and
consists Of picked men, who have been for year
past under the training and instruction of Lieut.,
ALEXANDER, one Of the most accomplished and
promising engineer officers in the service.-Nett
York Post.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

WHO WANTS TO MAKE MONEY!
.as.. s. FAST AND EASY. ~ ~.
The most liberal Inducements ever offered
to those out of employment and having
but small capital.
AGENTS WANTED ALL OVER THE WORLD

AGENTS WANTED ALL OVER THE WORLD
Two 90 into lucrative and honorable business,
ii which will pay an active busrness man from
THREE to FIVE DOLLARS A DAY, FOR YEARS,
TO commence with. One hundred thousand men can
make fortune by this process, honorably and with.
out hard labor 1t is practical and legitimate specu-
laton, that he who wishes TO better his condition.
go into without the possibility of losing dollar.
Now, sir if you think all humbug, just remain in
your deness and poverty while others reap the re-
ward Of little energy. But If you actually want 10
make money easy, send rs cents By mail To cover the
expense Of printing and postage, and will send you
an article, worth ONE DOLLAR TO any family, with
circulars only for those who take agencies showing
you how you can make your fortune, and warrant
satisfaction, or refund your quarter. l@EN
The capital required is 70 remain in your owr
hands. .. A G. benson,
APPS " Mobile, Ala.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

MANUFACTURE OF SUGAR.-The Portland Sugar
Company, during twelve days, boiled from mo-
lasses, sugars to the amount of 2,S4s,e2i pounds.
They have been using up about one hundred and
sixty hogsheads of molassess, FER day.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03
rS- Rev Mason Noble will prea

~ Rev. Mason Noble will preach In
the Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner of Maryland
avenue and Sixth street. tomorrow Sunday Ser.
vices to commence at eleven o'clock.
The subject Of his Lecture in the afternoon will b
The Garden of Gethsemane and the suffering o
Christ
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

DIsTHer APPoISrMESTs.-The Senate have
confirmed the several nominations made to fill
appointments in the District of Columbia, viz
DR.. William Jones, to be postmaster; Colonel
Selden, to be marshal P. B. Key, esq.,, district
attorney; and William Finn, esq, to be navy
agent. ""a
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

CB-A lady subscriber Of the Louisville Journal
wrote Prentice that she was Mortified at the indel.
cacy Of his paper, and threatened to Get her foot
on every copy that came under her observation.
Prentice suggested that she hadn't better do II, as
his paper had is in i'll
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

The increase in the number Of hogs packed in
the western States during the present season
amounts to 27s, 2s9 or fifteen per cent, when com
pared with last year.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

The bin for imposing a tar upon oysters was on
Morda, laid upon the table in the House of Dele
gates of Virginia by decided vote. rr5u
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

WE have been requested To- republish the
blowing beautiful piece Of poetry, and as it is
ur pleasure to oblige our fair friends in all
heir remarkable requests, we cheerfully com
'ly: ha
The following lines constitute gem Of the FIRST
vater. They are full of pathos and true feeling,
ind many sad, stricken heart, viii throb respon-
ave to the sentiments that are here 80 beautifully
expressed: IA SO lau tur nauu'r
THE BRIDES RETURN.
She hath her wish-ior which IN vain 1taF
She pinned in restless dreams--- maEH
"Oh, motherl is this home agains jHH
How desolate it seemsl rvw aAdT
Yet all the dear familiar things ff a. gaaE
Look as they did of yore; o. ytaR
But, OIL the change this sad heart brings
This is my home no morel T
! 81 left thee like the dove of old, .t
left thy parent breast r. ........
But on life's waste of waters cold .., ...
/ My soul hath found no rest;
4 And back the weary bird is come,
Its woes-its wanderings Ger; w
/ Meier from the Holy Ark to roam , s
Yes, this Is home once morei VA h#A
"Oh, mother, sing my chldhood's songs,
They fall like summer rain -.ss, .c,rtE
On this worn heart, that yainly longs n,
To be all thine again! .hary
Speak comfort to me! call me yet ,oa
THY Mary--as of yore It'd. .ratr.T
Those words could make me half forget
That this is home no more.
"sit near me! oh, this hour repays 7
Long years of lonely pain; o.,
{ feel as if the old bright days ... ..i
Were all come back again. In. g.g
My heart beats quick with happy dreams
. Mine eyes with tears run DER ..,., ..
Thou'rt with me, motherl oh, it seems
Like home! our home no more!
ooh, home and mother! can ye not,
Give back my hearts glad youth
The vision which my soul forgot, d"
Or learnt to doubt its truth
Give back my chiIdhoods peaceful sleep,
Its aimless hopes restored RI & .Fsaa
Age cannotl Mother, let me weep
For this is home no more" hos @nua
Thou mourner for departed dreams:
On earth there is no rest .
When grief hath troubled the pure streams
0fmemory in thy breast,
A shadow on thy path shall lie
Where sunshine laughed before;
Look upwards to the happy sky J"
Earth is thy home no more. va" .a ~
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

The Court Of Appeals Of the State Of New York
have decided in the suit growing out Of the Har-
pers' 6re that when an Insurance company insures
on workshop they take the risk Of all the articles
ordinarily and necessarily used IN the trade car
ried on; and that the fact Of ,csmphene being on
the premises does not violate the insurance, be-
cause Il was necessarily used IN the business.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

~ANTED--A COLORED GIRL, fourteen or
w fifteen years of age, in very small family,
where she will be well-cared for. Enquire at this
office, or at No. 80 North street. Capitol Hill.
ap g. M -Ea "HasE. f.....H Hr m $3.50 f#.t
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ORDINANCE RELATING TO A CITY
,tEat PATROL. -.a3&h3 atf

JOINT RESOLUTION requesting the citizens
to organize patrol and for other purposes
ResolUed BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council of the city of
Washington, That the citizens be requested
without delay to meet in their respective Wards
for the purpose of organizing patrol to put
down the rioting and bloodshed now SO rife in
our midst, and that the names Of such persons
as may enrol themselves for such duty be re-
ported to the Mayor, and that he be required
to commission said persons as temporary police,
expedient
RICHARD Fl. CLARKE, y
President Of the Board of Common Council
pro tenn.
o.iHrQ h#t VIM +. BAYLY, 1 aF
President Of the Board Of Aldermen
Approved, April /, 1858.
VIM. B. MAGRUDER, Mayor.
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VIII iArhoL.-tn pursuahcc Vi pupHc houce
several hundred citizens assembled from the diff
ferent Wards on Wednesday evening last, at Temper.
ance Hall adopt measures for organizing patrol
in the several Wards for the preservation of the
public peace and order. a F."
A committee was appointed to wait on w. w,
SEAroN, Esq, with a request that he would attend
the meeting and preside at it. He accordingly re-
paired to the meeting and was called to the chair.
John Hollingshead and j. A. Linton Esqrs., were
appointed Vice Presidents, and Samuel Cole, Esq,
Secretary. 30 It1 t ,.ag hsa
After remarks by various members of the meet
ing as to the proper plan and mode of proceeding
it was, on motion, @ "
Ordered, That FIVE citizens be appointed in each
Ward by the Chair, to select and arrange for duty
sufficient number of persons to form an efficient
patrol, and that the Mayor be requested to clothe
such persons with proper legal authority to act in
maintaining peace and order. "., ?. t
The following committees were then appointed
in each Ward: st ga Is n
FIRST WARD-Dr. Storrow, Fielder R. Dorset,
James Kelley, J. w. Easily, Joseph Gawler.
SECOND WARD--W. FL. Digges, Samuel Lewis
james Pilling, w. H. Clampitt, George Jiard
THIRD WARD--J. A. M. Duncanson, DIR. Antisell
DR.. Borrows Theodore Sheckel J. Y. Bryant
FOURTH WARD-F. Mohun, j. H. Brady, Jr.
w, T. Browning, s. Bacon, George II. Varnell.
FIFTH WARD-James Coleman, Dr. Busey, Ed
ward G. Handy, B. +. Beers, John +. Tucker,
SIXTH WARD--James Gordon, John McCathran
]. w. Thompson, William Gadds, A. w. Miller
| SEVENTH WARD--Dr. j. d. Stewart, w. e. .Rich
ards, James Birch, William Wise, Jackson Pun
| phrey. ~
1t was ordered that the committees be requested
| seven o'clock, to execute the duty assigned them
and the meeting adjourned. 4.aa 81.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

+ A VIGILANCE CoMMTTEE.-A friend Of
ours has no confidence in the late movement
for a night patrol.
us thinks that we need n reoular Vigilance
COMMITTEES n In Snn p raneisco TO wait upon
,hooo d;sturhsr. of tbc nub,ic ne,co and order
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ih's'i' W 'n '', i"'' " ''O''' - ms ""e ="
peis' t.a. rniaa ...... .g m 'ana.
~ r w , W. r;st -
- - - d. Co. -, 90 ,ha ,;us.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

New YORK, March 3lst. Land warrants have ad.
vanced little. The following are the rates
r.a a.a. .s- Buying price, Selling.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

Us The Cotillon party of the Union Fire Com
pany No, 2, comes off on Monday night, at Stotts
Hall. Those who are fond of this kind of amuse-
ment, may calculate upon having pleasant time,
for they are pleasant fellows May they kiss all the
girls they please, and please all the girls they kiss
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-03

The following lines constitute a gem Of the first
water. They are full of pathos and true feeling,
and many a sad, stricken heart win throb respon-
sive TO the sentiments that are here 80 beautifully
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-12
SALE oFtIloGsE AND Lof, IN +
CHARLESTON. NJ


fTp4 yirtne5IGf a3deeree Ienaersa in lie
I'D CRcuit Ccart bf kanaw5ta Cduaty, at
]tts Fall fesIn, 1851 55inTtle shit oi ffhbs b.
Swan Gaarfhkn, &c, W. Msrjetg i. Ktnha
and ais. The uHd =f>ighed, las Sfleri,l Commits
isiencr. viii oarrlof Sale. al public Laurti ii !,
to BE- j 'Eliest b,aders On 6fan iaythe t2HI day
1of. fehrii+fy, IFS 5, on the premises, The kou.e
and lot, III The bllmeMtto he'd sIifNatdi4n the
Town ot Charleston, oinpdsites ilfs 1esid> me-
NJ "A Wt q earlier, E4q. fhiS lis one on he
most deslralfr lots teT a priia te res tleEce M
THIS ttowIl, aud wlifsbe sod as I'm entirdtY,1ef
tin several parcels, as maybe deemed best for
The parties IN interest. 8#
IN. TERMSs-T'he sale willbemade on credit
of SIR, ticeErP aaa eig hte etl months The par
chaser giving bonds with gqol nersDnai secur-
ity f@rl!le purchase money bdar.hgf interest.
ifoin. the day af sale, ard HE Go1niiissseAer
irssta iatngstbe title until Nix puIrchash money
is paid. LANES Jul CARR,
Dec %, 1851. I Commissioner.
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49, =. I u. fFtrffF

Z + Il Z
l. 0RiEstfdd TEXTS Ok GRRrifIcarEg.
b Enclose IN money 40 our aldFess FOR In,
Ticketsef tdsoa receipt ofiwhicltht ywil
be tftrWaTed bN fltstnaH. Purchases. cal
hfNe tiskfs dhdlng IN aay fsufe They ma,
Eaesigaatf 45. n. EEA ~
Thcs.LStnf|DraWh NQmbets.and Prizes iii
De SEMI pQlf llssers immediately ater dtaW
fI-snbast4s Will please viii. tbs.;r S;,,o !,
lure PIN aa4 siye ihviF Post|Vffice, Count,
Ssnd STE, =
Sd 91eElembkr lhat eFery Pike is drawn ana
paIa Elm full without dcdnction.
HIa Y .pft 'eF Of 81 e0U and under, paid I'M
meHteiy att4r the.drawing--other iirizes at
thsbHaf t|nleEof Thirty days.
comnfI Eicaf ions strictly confidential.
AdfesS Y .d&tS flrl tickets Dir Gel sificates
ste}I 81 SNANf&+C Co, AuFiista, Ga,
Jrsons resi- ping near Il 8Iynte1orn1t u -
ttqta' 1iaar.fan haye9iheir orders illed, and
sas me, ny hddresslhg 3. Swan & Co., d
cher Of tho$4 cities NtT .tBtf f
ia Hst.ofNumbers that are drawn r,,n,
.WShssl' vi Pr tbe amount 81 the prize thai
lcilppe Is phitled tg will I'm blislfed d.
IefY drawinE, inRthe lfoliowihr nan,ArN
ew 't gFI 4, peltf, Mobile Register, CLar
$ toa ioia ndatd, Nashville Gaztt "a, a tlants
tesligeiie e 4 New Iofk1 Weekly, Day Book
Ealldah Manning News, Ris-lthopd DtspAtcl,
IdNew korH Dispatch and Pa riding Mis- !
artpn w HILL IL .1#%Et IG4 s |
AnTiL/7 t2d7 te5l / 4 r..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-12
!. raiflPEay.g

II NE ask the attention Of our readers 70
IN abls ana Interesting communication
If aFAR Pay IL this weeks paper
rhis article is ivplete with. strong
arsri fasslst!. and The spel. candid, fair
anyflind spirit, III whichIit IS wriFtrn,
itomniends il to the careful and serious
consideration &c every true Yifgfnian,
I.s Arguments are ut!apswerabl d, and 81
conclusions IRRESISTIBLE TO any sensible.
unpreindiced AMI lgyal citizen Of Zig
sac. L.f every citizen read il, and
55pondsr seriously upga thy n,say impor-
stantlfarts il sets FORTH
t.EsAIR Play" propound$. anamber "
important questions TO ,l4e Rev. MI.
Elsrk, which We regard a5 fair and reas
saaa1le, and think It due both 70 Mr.
Clark aud the CHURCH, whoss minister AZ
Ii, HftIisE Iii slloa1ld RESPOND promptly fully
ALL fsiriyIo those ipteFresatofies. Can
yi,eyindicatct hs Church from tho position
Iii shich III isIplaesl by EAIa PLAY 2''
Hs the opinion ofmal1yoatts1tte1s that tlie
last cpnmun cation 81 ar. Cftfk, pub
Ilished ii the Iespabfitaa of last week,
proves, Beydd controversy, that Bis
cAursh {ths y Church .NoTtA, Is
ls.a abolition organization. viii Pip RAY
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PoLGQsE<. & MCCALL,
/ 6FA Frs AGENTS
shs4 AAAD wa6Iiss4f
" u e De a7e1 =.
] o.lass WaInal1 streEa,
+ If4A - Il 81. N1.tNN tqst
Auction; Auction, Auction.
~ WHInui STR
u G. NCfNNA1,II.

hiiE LARGEsl AND FINEST ASs0Rf
ment pf Dry Goods eyed br3opIt +,
Charleston, at I.
FEifs's old Istand, opposite Court House,
8 Charleston, Virginia.
t GfelFln14nei'g 81 ESDAY Dec. H-2. 1857 ii
sa p' clock ii M.l
!, Phe Stock consists of Btoadcloth, Doeskin
Gassiiperes. Saaidefs. Veslings & 4.
Ladies' Dress Goods AS silks, Poplins,
Feeiich aHl X English Aeria5s; Cashmere
Prints DelaiRes. Alpaeas.
Il SHAN Is Is BfofI,a Cong ami Square
s slii, Scotch and Bay State ana Ftencl,
stsllia tio. A fins ass3rtlaeut 50f Chenille
sfelWls aud Saarfs. l
II Iii \ Linen Table Cloths. NapStrs, Towels
yfo9steFs, GnietsilIts and ElaweF,, Muslin,
&c.E&e &c.f
I If wiiil ie sol. ] wittontIressrve.
I FERNS CASH. IS
qr LEN iemdli.
u . w :. AI4GIE. .Assctioneer. =
j S,IIIE.t eFINSEl.l, Cashier. .D
IL rAlSClt TIT EAs1tEN, Salesman.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-12
VALUABLE
4 .TTar.1aa 90. 81 sER.

TINE subscriber offers br I lst-,~l
snles ihe flrrn oa witch .
slIe now resides, adj6iang go
|the VILLAGE of Cos,lsnoutH Hnawlia
eouufy, Virginia, cont5ninf abut 800
ilcres, more Oh less, allgelroortion 81
vhichis Kanawha and loaFiy bottom,
f|the finest and most TodE h quality.
The upland all Of excsgtf dality aud
we'll adapted 10 the cgat q bacso,=in
addition to The ofdarfcps of tie
country.
The House aud oat,ulfiSs are very
comnlodious and cos1jiA syek building
necessary. or cengffdt for well arr
ranged farHls Thg saation oEhe house
Il beautiful and klmadingland the
Lawn il well SET i lslish grIs, and il
forest trees. TIC fn Is wei watercd
having several kne rings,
The attention otiusp dosing i fine
lasrna aid don,fartal hotnesteaI situated
i'll theimidsl ST tslligentH refined
community is fesfully ilYitsd 10.
ltlfs oppersunily yhe subs ber viii
like pleasure III u ging the emises to#
ain one desiring purcllaE Terms
Mil 81 m5a Grad 3niadasi md rea- Il
saaabls. THO r. son.
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Il Me bid requested slo gia1sa notice llla Y
HI indies Ill the townef Maiden. vii give
,EurpEn, IN he Temperance Hall, ~
Il kIDAY Evening na , Tbeprocesds1
i understand, will be appropriated r
/ Ii uss and beneiis GIthe n j. cHgEsH
burn VI So
Il A. citizens of Kanawla will not fill
4 spprsciats tl,is exariioa % Che part ~
AIDES Of Maiden. who, heretofore, have
tiiiysa The highest gfaEiiiealion at their
Suppers aad Festivals, and we have
rs doubt bat that Ills Effort will eqasl
afIof their former attempts y phase those
who NAV Irsironize llge,a.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-12
IAN thataboy named John RIM

Nvelest thatd boy named John Rip1s
WAS shot iiyIa by named David Burdt
i sar Butfa,. Tie frseas occurred Whilt
tiey werssunti,gs about 4 dog, Ripty
il iot daiserorHy hurt, although lhf
intentiotlsf Bull was, no doubt, to kill
Thp Hhotsf Buk's gun passed into Rip
,y,ss neck sNoarresls have been made.
II appeareI sh3the otElei:tls ii chat II
.ter desiirelo foer crime Had they npt
bssfer Bind \ twig=5wlilsit i young
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-12
WILLIAM SMITH,
7aaole and Harness Maker
, Z lE7lFAllLo, VA,

:. z--.-L - hh 4Atz1, " a.. 80
WouL.pJ. fnfefnl his friends and The
w public generally lbat ba5still 49, "
tinties to Hfactllre et,srv a.. eo1i,
Of work III Ills lineIin tba sIast zs'o'l
and at as low pgiicas AZ ,,a,, .l.iu'ier
IN Western irriIliia & e 0n'1seo !
Thankful FOR IN ,,,,tro,,, 81 l
bestowed on him. ls res,,a ~ ss1'ofs
oontinuance4of til SAND 800 !
Juae II 1856 .E2n1etf