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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-05

Z. A. JONES.
SMITH & JONES,

.A-1bS IL DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS
-. ancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods
'''sT'es, &c, Main ST., Coudersport, Pa.
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II. W. MANN,

c,.a ~5a IN BOOKS & STATIONERY, MAG
a-'1LS and Music, ,. ". corner of Main
= 4lird sts,, Coudersport, Pa. l0:l
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D. L. OLllSTED,

'~-R N DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
r.4 .o.41aS OrocAery, Groceries, &c, Main St,
'-1ersgogt Pa. IO:I
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ENE0gsR ES2RgMS.

ST LOUIS, July 3, 1858.
The Kansas Harald says that Gen. Calhoun
has issued certificates Of election to all those
elected under the Lcc5mpJon Constitution.
The Free State members from Leavenworth
county receive certificates, which gives that
party majority in both branches of the Lcgis-
lature. The returns for State officers viii be
made to the Legislature in whose hands the
whole subject rests. The Herald exhorts the
people to vote for the ordinance, and settle
the question without further-strife and agita-
ton.
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Sr. LOUIS, Tuesday, july 81. 1858.

Fort heaveuworth adyices of the 9TH per
United States Express to BoonvjIle, state that
great damage had been done to the crops in
the interior by the late heavy rains. Several
bridges on the Fort Riley road had been car
ried away. as had also a new bridge across
the Kansas River at Topeka, by the heavy rise.
Numbers Of tcamstcTs are arriving from
U.ah, having been detained at Camp Scott
during the Winter and Spring by insufficient
means OF transportation.
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3u5jnf55 Car0s.
JOHN :. MANN

JOHN :. MANN,
.-IgyGY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
.asny-t. Pa, VIII attend the several
IRIS .l Potter aud N'kcan Counties. All
.a.s, entrusted in his care VIII receive
.0n.t ag,a...l. oaice on Man st, oppo-
.. .ae lJat House. lO:l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-05

.as, r. a. ;sILLo, Proprietor, Colcsburg
!rt,a.s, so1 fa', seven miles North OF Cou-
''''l On At Wel!sTiIle Road. e:l4
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ge(erte1 4loetry,

Es2e@ Mas HARRIET BEECHER SrowE's son a
promising lad, was drowned while bathing. a
year ago. The mothers heart throbs an affec-
uonate memorial m every line of the following,
MnLCh we find in the ", 7. Independent of the
22nd ult:
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OOUDERSPORI HOTEL,

90 .,..-''>s.>AlRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
,C' :" I second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
Ia 9:44
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r. w. BENTON,

|&EY0R AND CONVEYANCEP. Raw
A'-1 !. o., AlIogaay Tp.) Potter Co, Pa,
III attend 10 all business in his line, with
So. In ..-uatch g:33
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-05
THE POTTER JOURNAL,
-.r,s8gD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By
ThGS. =. Chase,

ThOS. y. VlaSe,
han an Letters and Communications
....j he addressed, TO secure attention.
,..,,s--.gyariably El Advance I:
Sl.2J per AunNn.
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-05

POTTER COUNTY, THURSDAY AUGUST 1858
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
knocking Death Of d Pennsylvania Clergy
man,

The Montrose Pa. Republican says !:
The Rev. Joseph Barlow, 4 Presbyterian
clergyman, Of Franklin, in this county,
lost his life III shocking manner on SAT-
urday night last. The family were
aroused about midnight. and found the
house was on fire. Approaching the
kitchen, where the fire appeared 70 have
originated, Mr.. Barlow opened the door,
when the flames burst upon him, and he
probably inhaled portion Of tho flame,
as he Immediately sank down and scarce
" showed sign of life afterwards. His
wife and daughters, the only persons
present. after attempting In vain to loosen
the death grasp Of his hand upon the
door, at length, to save themselves, we're
compelled to leave him to be consumed
where he lay. The house was destroyed
with almost every article Of property il
contained. Mr.. Barlow was and English
man, about sixty years Of age, and much
respected.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
Mormon Hove Song.

H1 -z<1-
Say, Susan, wilt thou come with me
In sweet colnmn a4IY to live q
0fEheart, aud hand, and home. to thee
A sixteenth part Il freely give.
OF all Tie love thht swells my breast, III
seOf all the honor fn1y name,
FOf worldly wealth BY me possessed,
Alsixleenth portion thou shalt claim.
Nav, tell lnelnot too many share
The blessings that offer thee,
Tboutlt find but fifteen others there,
a household happy, gay and free.
A moderate hous. hold, I may say
Nv neighbor has Us many more
And brother BEgham Ger the way
Luxurates in forty fopf
| promise. thee a life Of eases
| And for myself iii let thee choose
Such duties as thy fancy please
Say, Susan canst thou still refused
sophronia cooks ana sweeps the floors,
And Hepzibah max the beds,
Jemima answers all the doors,
And Prudence combs the ehilcrcn's head
The household duties all devoive
On each according to herlot, ~ 4i.
But from such labors I'll absolFe s<llt
Ny Susan. ii sheIikes them.not. -tlS
Into Thy hands such tasks as take
Al dignity, will | censign,.
fIgllet thee black my boots, or make
Thesock andshtrl department thine.
hPiI give thee wha.soe,er thou wilt u 1.
| SO il be but q sixteenth part,
,Twould be tie dsepesse depth Of guilt
/ TO slight the rest who share my heart.
Then wilt thou not thy Factions Yield
To make up my domestic bliss I
Say yesl-and let oltrjoy be sealed
With just the sixteenth Ola kiss.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
From, the Kanawha Valley (BufFaYo1 Wreath
KINDNESS.

How true it is, that soft an.
swer turneth away wrath, and, that,
deeds of kindness, in return for evil,
are as heaping Goals of lire npon one's
head. The rule Of kindness is a
part(of the great law Of love, evenas
pure love is q part of the Divine
Spirit. Kindness is as cheap MS it IS
beautifully it may be given 3ina look,
or word, without diminishing aught
Of wealth. With courtesias, alone,
We may illumineo onr pathway and
pluck down blessings which inc gold
can purchase. TO be brotherly, I'd
befriend, cheer and console, ns far as
in us lie; these are the browning
graces Of humanity, and All these
are born Of kindness. a good tent
pered, weH-mannered person. IS one Of
the most beautiful and blessed things
the diSinely human bud 81
Ia divinely Towering humanity. III
people knew how much, BY pleasant
courtesy, to one another, and cheerful
obedience to their parents, they can
command Of admiration and love,
they would surely cultivate good be.
|havior and delight in it. Let them
avoid evil communications, and evil
companions Jet them keep their
hearts and their tongues pllres; lei
them be sincere and honest; let them
speak the truth always; nb matter
what the temptation to falsehood,
speak Hekiuth -trnthfnlness ii tue
cheapest Of jewels. Let lis etnaJ
and strive to be kind. no matter how
Seemingly trivial the occasion, moi
how email the promised fruit; it il
the olly Language Of our nature that
IS universal and irresistible.
D. 81 p.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
4oetrl!
To & Canary Bird.
BIZ MARY ANN BRowSE.

Sing, little bird, with the silken wing.
And tell us where thou hast learned tossing
Thou vast not unused in the greenwood free
Thy birthplace was not in the rustling tree,
Where the Ieafy whispers around thy nest
Night fll theidreams Of thine infant breast;
No echo Of he wandering nil
Hath ught thee that mefodious thrill
Net sweetly md gladly il. flows along,
Even as the.wlld Mrd's happiest song.
Nor hast thqu capgh the springs frstIbreath
And the summer smiles on the open heath
That chirp So clear thou didst not learn n
From the grasshopper amidst the fern N a
Nor hast thou soar aloft to mark
The rising Iaofn like the happy lark,
Whose notes Of triumph overflow
The heavens above and the earth below.
Sing. little bird, fold thy silken wing, Il
And tell us where thou hast learnt 10 sing.
IT'S not the memory Of hills or woods, 4
Nor the sounding voice Of remember d fooas
IT'S not theisweeping Of the wind
That hath left its thrill on my heart behind.
Ever hath beenth y-aoom ~
Al narrow cage and prisoniDg room,
Yet dost thou poqr8fofth melody
AS sweet as The songs of liberty.
There's Ia spirit Within that heart Of thine
That sends spell throug h Its feeble shriHe,
Attic tone of love that heart can bound,
/ And echo back its blessed sound,
And day by. day that song hath. power
To tighten many lonely hour.
God is thyfeachert the Gbd Of love
EN ho rules the chQiTing Losts aboye, 4
| Perhars thyIyoiceIis as dear to him
As the songs Of tRe holy cherubim,
II 4 alo1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
From the Kanawha Valley lRuffaio) Wreath,
PLEASANT. WORDS.

PLEASANT WORDS.
do You know how potent a spell
lies III q pleasant word Have you
not often thought Of its power to
soothe, to charm, to delight, when all
things else fail. As you have
passed on through the journey fife,
have you not seen it smoothing many
a ruffled brow, and calming many an
aching bosom Have You not no.
lticed .it in the house, around the
hearthsstone. and by the way-side,
and at the place ofbusiness And
lhaye Won not felt that pleasant words
are among the charities that sweeten
life. Whenyou comesfrom the count
ling room, or work shop, careworn
land weary when yonr brow has
been furrowed, and your thoughts per-
picked; when thoughts ofthe present
land anxieties Of the future, have
crowded out every peaceful feeling
from your heart, and when yon al
| most dread to return to your own
freside, lest the sight Of dear ones
There should increase your distress !;
tell us how, that, ere yon opened your
ldeoy, the sound Of glad voices reach
led yonr ear, and aslyou entered, the
ltronbles Of your sonlwere laid at rest,
and cares for the 4 ssent and tie fu-
.tture fed before the pleasant words
Iof your children and wife. Or, when
the fire ofyour Spirit has been arons-
led and Indignant feelings haYe reigned
| supreme in your breast, when Che
Iangr threat was Just rising to youl
Hips, or the malignant wish About Il
i burst from your heart, what mighty
Espell caHsed the storm so suddenly e
iEsubside and put the turbulent wave
]so quietly at rest Was ii THE wills;
per Of a pleasant word that restored
Ecalmness TO your soul 7 Did the. soft
|answertnrn away wrath 60 where
you will, abide where you may, yor
feel its powers il every place. WI
find some who have but to|speak Il
Ffbe obeyed, but they are few alnons
! the mnltitndes Of the earth. How
small the number who, ihabitualIy
and from principle, speak pleasantly
You have met them, now and then
lthey have crossed your path, and /
doubt not, your whole soul has blesset
them, as it ought, for the words
| (which were balm to your wounGes
J lspirit. And did you not feel tina
j earth would be d paradise indeed,
) lall the tones Of that tnatchless in
! strnment, the human Voice, were il
Harmony with the kind thoughts 9
d thoroughly good heart. But, Will
you TINS wished, did You resolve t
: add to their number ? Did yon de
!. Etermine tO!imitate their example p
Would thatI could persuade ron tina
! it is your dnty so to do. It is asmal
j matter, requiring little effort !; and,
you accomplish IT, perhaps It woul,
he abetter days work than ever Yo
: did before. Oh, learn the art your
selves !! All ye who have felt it
kindly influence from others, spea'
I pleasant words ID all around you
I and your path shall ever Be- lighte'
lby the smiles of those who WELDON
1 your coming ard mourn yonr depart
ure. D. P.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
! OF such Is The Kingdom bf Hearens'

81 OF Such is the Kingdom OF HeaFeIli'
Do yon see thatiittle wee BIT off child, !.
running about the grass ip front of the
farmhouse 4 ts rs
She has shoulders and arms that rival
the snow. Auburn curls cluster round
about her pretty head. and her large, ha-i
eel eyes arelilse gems Of light, Her rosy
lips look|swees enough to bite; and the
little teeth behind them would grace q
crown, they ALL 50 pearly.
That little child IS Mary-our Mary
She is only two years old, but she knows
az muchEas any body, and talks very long
words.
She vas boFn in that house, and wish
she might mayer leave il as long as she
lives tile air about it is SO odorous cf
pine and fresh hay, that the frailest
might thrive there. Fl
Now d lady comes to the door, and sec
ing her pet go happy. she. sits upon the
step to watch her, with a smile on her
face and love ID her heart.
Oh, Mary sweet Mary ! Why are you
30 like al little angel Why do those
dark eyes speak deeper; fuller words than
your red fps can utter Do the spirits
eoyet thee in Paradise !? Is il a foretel-
ling Of happiness in store, that makes thy
face 50 wonderfully brightg
God only knows.
Now let us run and have afrolic with
neF.
Hsrk 1! Hear her merry shout as she
sees us coming So fast.
Here We ara Mary We shall catch
YOU in a minute. Now I have her |! toss
her up. throw Her on The hay--now ! Oh,
what fun! s'More? more 7 Well,
there she dies again !. Now we will sill
on the step by mamma. What nice hugs
and kisses, andIiwhata balmy breath II
Now She is sleepy--her bright head
droops upon nE shoulder--she sleeps, q
/ must laY the sweet blessing in her crib
Now look at her-yon can not see the
Iustrous eyes but did ever you seeslong-
Ell lashes 2 They almost lie upon her
peachy cheek.
Can we doubt that, & Of such Is the
Kingdom 81 Heaven !? X
Our Mary. sleeps. She is lying--noi
ii her crib-ah no It Is a narrower
bed. Her dimpled hands are crossed
upon her breast, and roses and eserlast.
|ings are placed between her fingers,
Her lashes1now sweep cheek no Longer
blooming, but cold and pale like marble.
Put your hand upon her heart 1t does
not beat. Press your lips upon hel
mouth--it does not return the pressure
Strangers enter, and take the little form
silently away from the weeping mourners
and lay il ID a garden where many othel
/ little caskets are left, alone. -
Is it III the sweet hay-scented field
where we tfst saw her
No, no she lies in a distant land
away from the scenes of her pretty sports
but her living spirit dwells where angels
hold her in loving arms where hel
bright face told us she would 60 ere long
lin the still sweeter fields Of Paradise
Truly, OF such is the Kingdom 2
Heaven.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
It'll sc ii lanp.
Denton Smiths Bull, or Nike Fink ia
d Tight Place.

d Tight Place.
Mike Fink, notorious Buckeye hum
ter, was contemporary with the celebra-
ted Davy Crockett, and his equal in all
things appertaini1g to human prowess.
It was even said that the animals in his
neighborhood knew the crack Of his rifle,
and would take to their secret hiding
places on the first intinlation that Mike
was about. Yet strange, though true.
lie was but little known beyond his i'm
mediate settlement.
L When we knew him lie was an old man
the blasts Of seventy winters had sill
vered DER his head and taken the elastic
ity from his limbs, yet IN the whole OF
his lifeswas Mike never worsted, except
on one occasion. TO use his own Ian j
euage, lie never I" gin in, used up, toany-
Thing that travelled ION two legs or four,
but once.
~ That once, we want said Bill Slash
or, AS some dozen Iof us sat in the bar
room of the old tavern in the settlement.
.Gin ii to US, now, Mike-you've
promised long enough, and you're old
now and needn't care continued Bill.
Right, right Bill,'' said Mike. "but
Wen open with ticker all around, fust.
|ft'll kind d save my feelin's IIeckon
!. Thar that's good. Better than tothef
barrel if anything.
.sWell boys" commenced Mike, you
may talk Of your scrimmages, tight places
and such like, subtract 'em altogether in
one almighty 'un and they hain't no more
to be compared to the one I war in, than
4 dead kittensto an old she bar. I've
fout all kinds " varTnints, from an lnjun
down to rattle snake, and never wilIin'
to quit flst. but once and il was with
la bull.
y You see boys. it was an awful hot
dav, in August, and / war nigh runnin'
off into pure lie, when war thinkin' tba
4 dip in The creek mout save me. Well
thar was 1 mighty nice spot in old Dea
con Smiths medaer for that particulal
Dizziness. So went down among tn,
bushes to undress. jist hauled the Ole
red shirt over my head, aud war hinkin
how scramptious a Teller of my size would
feel Malerirl' round in that 81 water, AM
was lust bout goin in. when ] seed tn
old Deacon's bull maxim B line 70 VIVA
| | stood. !.
..I kuowad TIE old cuss, for be-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

Did you not tell me. SIT, you could
hold tie plough ? = said the master.
r Arrah J be aisy now. said Pat 4. how
The deuce can ! hold il. and two horses
drawing ii away from me but give il
tome into the barn, and BY iabers, I'll
|hould It with any boy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
! TO 'T'HE PUBLIC.

ANDREW PARKSIIof Kanawha county,
and ia MES W. HOGE of Putnam county,
having entered into partnership, as attorneys
t4sad Ecnnselors at Law, under theEstgle oil
PARKS 81 HOGE, for the counties BIZ Mason
ind Putnam; will attend ailthel county, quar-
serly ana circuit courlsin1h hose counties, and
will attend promptly 10 all business winch
may besentrustesi to. them, appertainlg TO
theirpgcfcssion. PARkS q tl0GE 2. 4
3i Jan. 4, 1855 If
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

n. /. risREa. y ". tEScLisH.
.sH Law AND JUSTICE.
TT vi FISHER and j. IN. ENGLISH haY-
III ing enterel into a partnership, for the
purpose or predicting Lawn me countles ol
Mason and Putnam, Will regt ayly attend the
Circuit, Quarterly and Monthly guurls of
those t,vo conn les, aud will yseyeIy3 attei-
ton To Lusiness entrusted 40 their care,
One Ior the other Of the firm VIII always pc
found AT their office, Ia POINT i'leasaat. and
one OF the other will regularly be AZ the tut
nam County Gonrtss
fSPt. ri asant, Dec. ~, nsIyl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
Falr lllAIL
Ffon. arh;eh sonse 81 ol.Z !

Frons uaied some of or
ltint for Tie Chqri|
AT a late fair. ii Paris.
of some charitable socieI|
q had charge Of 5 Il
ed table. Count r.
on hesitated q nor
FED SO leave.
We'll win you not bH'
bad
\ You willsnot sell me +
Wen see. What is j.
& Il wish to have that /.
ing on your shoulder.
I Here Il is sir, and /
cess seized the scissors
the long curl wrapped Il s
handed it to- the couni.
speechlesa for 4 momenI
himself, placed the pse5'
his p5ckelbook and asl,
Z Five hundred france
I & XII |
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
d Mnst a8.p.


A common word, yet full Of meaning
The school bell IS ringing, says Il
innocent little prattler q play, I md
60 THE hour Of labor has come,
the man Of toll, and I iahst 60.
dying parishoper has sent i6z,i,e.
the clergyman, and I must - Y.
other weary, cheerless, ali5II.Is ~ -
calls me to the sanctun, ~ ~
and ! must go. y have ) u.
on hand to DAY, demandthk 80 81
and attention, says The
must 60 las if the unto
the age is echoed and re-achfl
side, by old and young, big
rich and poor. happy and ..I6| Sc old
All must 60, all are going ztshed
restless, heaying, sureing ode and
lily is never gone. we might P5lght
troduce this expressive phrase. lid
Eof greater length but hes 6s-'s
thoughts and other dpliet % 22ib
we too, must go. and be content q
one or two,
lis getting late, says ne IS
.he ioveal one. ana 1 mufs 8ls
bid farewell, fora time, d Dos
hours, once more 10 mipg'e
land petplexities ola busy W S..
clasping her foAdlg to bis '',e-
gone till those kSppE days nd III 'ss
perchance till he may lead q
Ito the hymenial altar. R
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
WAGON. ana Blacksmith Shop,

T1,HE subscriber informs the inhabitants 81
u Coats Mouth and vicinity, that he still
continues to carry on the Wagon Making ant
Blaeksmithipg business. III all their dalferend
branches. he is prepared Ia furnish his Gus .
Htolns rs wish neat, good and substantial
Wagon; his materials ere of the best quality,
ADJ he & confident his work vii bear inspec-
ton, asit Is done either BY himself, d under
il immediate Inspection. 8
john 0NERSHINER.s
cears MpeTM FEB %. 1853. sstf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
-KANAWHAC C. H.. VIRGINIA, TUESDAY. JUNE o. 1853.

the lead brindle and I next, and the
ihornits Dire kly after. The dogs yellin+-
brindle bellerin, ana the hornits buzzin
and stingiu I didn't say nothin, for it
warn't no use. "
We'll. we'd cot about two hupdred
yards from the house. and the Deacon
heard us and cum out. / seed him hold
up his hand and turn glsits. ! reckoned
he was prayill, then. for,he didn't expect
to be called fol 40 soon, and il warn't
long. neither, aforethe hull congregation,
men, women and children. cum out, and
then all hands went to yellin.
/. None Of sem had the fust notion that
brindle and IIbelouged to this world. I
| iist turned MY head and passed the h4ll
congregation. see the run would be
up SOON for brindle couldn't turn AZ
inch from a fence that stood dead ahead.
I. Well, We reached the fence. and ]
went ashore, over the old critters head,
landin on 'tother side; and lay thar stun
ned. n warnt long afors some on EN-
as war not scared, cum runnin to see
what Iwar. For all hands kalkelated
that5fhe bullan5 belonged together. r
But when brindle walked'oF By himself
they seed how it war, and one on 'en
I ed. Mike Fink has got Die suslss Of Stst
scrimnsa9es sasce ~ his life Z, E
VS. Gentlemen. from thatdaYI dropped
the.conrlin bizziniss, and never spoke &
| a gal SINCE. And when my hunt is VI
lon this yearthy thar won't he any rnort
Finks. and it'saH OWN to Deacon Smiths
Bfindle Ball ARE #
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
KENTUCKY LIME.

KENTUCKY LIME.
-DURWELL 4 FORD having been ap-
I'D appointed as agents for NUNS Ken e
lucky Lime, are at the public service e
furnish small on large quantities Of tbs
same, No use 70 recommend. Give II :
trial. 1t stands on its own goodness.
Price. per barrel, 1.-THE wharf5beat, III
Pleasant, 81 40 All orders viii NEE
prompt attention
Pt. Pleasant. June 4. 1856 v2n8tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
COOKING oIdEys

v
The following method Is
Cottage Gardener for M NJ. 81
and most sayory dish ~ 5'
take a dish, audis must ISL. 81
it; cut thin slices Of btea. M 4
bottom and sides Of il VI -
put a layer Of bacon. you as.
either put in your fowl ~ 1|'
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allowed to remain sin1t n
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stray meat will be seen
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crisp slices Of bread thht
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