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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
~ T. q .. Il GosIzoRN,
Wholesale and Retail Dea lefs in
Drv Go q dis, Groceries,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Glassware, Qucensware, Hardware and
Mechanics Tools
FRONT STREET, CHARLESTON. VA.

- - 4 r.
"AyIN(; removed our IEaTtiw gre and Gro
Gerry Store into the room iofInetly 6ecu.
nod Nv Messfs. Brooks, Brigham 4 Co9sand
our Dry Goods store, We beg leave
- so TINT lie lisfness firms pf W & J Cos
NAN and j. q M kGos4prn. will Hereafter be
con,tucted nnder the Stale and fam Of w. Z.
s. j. III G5shofnIat the old s1antFOf W. q u
f;osbprn, Where they are now RECEIVING and
.,n.ilsnr direct from the, cstTts ofsNew York
pbiladelphia and Baltimore, The letgest and
n.st durable stock Of Fal aug Aantet Goods
srver brought 10 this Inarket,i amqhgst which
will be lotMleyers variety oi ladies and gem
eItemen,s tine dress g0pds, iaIliesseloaks and
talnas. boots sndsShoes, tats AMI caps, silk
ana straw bonnttS, tDl We latest lyle. china.
class and qut enswale, Gf the est description,
S,an.r hargInes. window siiatfes, parIor ana
hail tamus af various Sizes, books an l station
ary. and sadalery. Also, 4 large and well
selected Et5ek Of cldRp|anG tashiosa5le ready
made clothing, { . large Tortan Of which We
had made to orders9 y hhch consists OF every
description OF coats, pants, vests, drawers,
hickory checked and whital intn bosom shirts,
saift.colars and wboleI dlIdefshiltk aud draw
ars, all oil whIchwf hec sold att unusually
lew prices for cash, pr PnEa credit % Punctpai
cnstttilers, VI 3#ss IRsi
Timetables are. particularly 1invibed 10 call
ana eyaHine our >tosk,ol dress aud fancy goods
cloth cloaks, fsimas, Gt.,@hiel htIse bcen So.
fectea WiiigTeat oaie es itlrsStg idf this mar
kei from tlle.best kailsts in New Aork and
Philadelphia, II Etiere. cannot lie Snrpa,,
sed, ii equallcd, rf.~ heaEtf, stsle and cheap
ness. tv any house iDr the3pIact.
Pleas. al II and eEa,hln- our stpck bef5rt
nurchaslng else whtTe, las We attSF oarselves
we WILL ae,enable'i r. 4:isF .,aa shch bagains
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

The. business. Of tbt ahpye coacern fwrl
hrreaf Ter be. conducted under the s,ylt u
GO0DMIN& NEIGH, tin| the sfore hpu T
lately soacupiea TN \. GRITTY. !" fg X
n \. hi. MI. GOODWIN.
4. Il. n GE0a1L. .WELCi.H E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
CtscisSAri AGENCY RpY4I +ENs. ca,
/ II H.. .so5r 9Th 81 Lak1,

!. have exam ned W. E. Caias Il Cas- Elias
tie FIRE ana Water Proof Cement RoofiAig, land
as itr as 4 can iFdge. coi,Sdef il q Eood in
ven|tlons and aDl willing TO inquire buildings
thnf- lltotectea HPan the same terms as 4nt
sur thoSe coveted with metal. ILL., ~ # &.
SEgnea,g As3 Ill ~ JOHN LA Law IS.
Agent RoyolIhs. Co, l.Onlqa and ktv'f D
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
I,y Fbe Hast Issa,.

] IN IST fsctsive lore gallons STONE ". ne
oh consisting of .ra1.,. 2,lHgs, Eiurns. a c.
4 so d fresh supply Of Enfe groceries. Fer
sale NV ipr cash lH1.5
IMsrch M, 1857. Hf#&tE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
.EAI.IIPoEIs IS
FU r NJ r. q r III o RE

The subscribers neg leave 10 ia fdfm
tlIcit. friends al public generally, th,t
MISUNDERSTANDING Tie most splendid assostmett
of furniture eSrf offered FOR sale in this nar
ket, consisting 10 part OF
:RedsteadS. Bureaus, yTardrobes, Lounges,
Mattresses, Safas, Tables,
Chstirs, Cribs, &C.
.Ailof which will be Disposed of = very low
rates. 1FA4l orders rom ahtead promptly
attended to- 4flE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
FIsK,s PATENT METALIo
Sale or Valuable Salt Properly, at
PUBL AncfiOn.

- OASL ~ 80 kAuCE1&&1Aa
BY virtue ola Deed Of Trust executed By
William A. SGrt h-to undersigned Ttus
tets, on the 9th day Of April 1855, and Of
record in Kana8fia Co, Couit CLERK s osf;ce 10
secure DavidJ. w. Claikson TIE PAYMENT Of
certain sums of muntYin said deed. set nut
and Described, we Shall on MoGday, tie tsth
day of FEBRUARY. lS2s, At The Court House Or
Kanawha County, proceed 10 sell, at Public
Auction, to The highest bidder for rcadyrDon.
ey, a cetrain tract of land and ss Il prtrerty
opposite tie town of Maiden, on the Sonth,
weSl side OF Kaaawha River. being the same
property hereto fgresold by said -. j, w. Clark
son o said WilliahA. Smith, ard which, Is ct
-prerenl operated by said smith as salt prop
erts, tege her with oil the fixtures, wells ea<'
glnes, copper. suEsibns, iuhes metsL SYMPTOMS,
&C., .tach, to said property or'ased thereon.
Such title rs is vested in the trustees, lnd
which is believed ID be go dwilte convsyst.
IT. B. SWAMI.
Jho- IS. SWAMI. \ tus'SfsT
December 18th, is Il yen3i.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

IL epes. v-n Is believed without An
ssssssN sweass fpr bin,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

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izens q Nancy f Ia aaa tL 1, eoua.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
NoTIGes

yTsHE partnership Known ash. WI GOOD
WIN &fCO.is This day dizsolkIed 81 lnu
8ll FIF( I4 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
..IiEN EsY Ii. .IsLIAs,

n n {sFcc KSSoa 10 JOSEF q DE- ArER q FL !.
WIioLEsALE AND RE1l.tlL DEALERE IS..
!. W4TcHES,tJ R1FBLR \ And CLOChs,
.gafsp -ManufaetlfafBd SilverWare, Nasdnic
Lodge, Chapter apIl= 3Eqcampmeut JewFlS,
sealS, Marks ana Ie.lIpthipE, No. II West
Fourths reef. between Main and Walnu',
Cincinnati, Ohio: Il AEE
1. MI atches Clocks an2 tJtrr,ry Ire
paired and warranttt tSerk SGf5F- "
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
KAN 4A VIA VALLEY STAR
~ ne Farmers Of Kanawha.

ID the Farmers Of Kanawtia-
grsliF subscribefs would respectfully inform
M Farmers 81 KansWha IND tie adJoinins
counties that they have located in North
charfes;on, opposite Mr.. Joseph Bibhyss n ~,
for3tHr purpose IL manufacturing tpeT lalety
improved double screening.
Il, Sarai11 Cleaner.
I This fan is pronounced bS competent Judges
Ito bsthe best separator now " hse, lot els s
EnF Wheat, Clover Seed and all kfnds fo,
srais, from Cheals Coekel, 1orl,c ana "a
kinds of 6lth. X cieans CloTef set :; ciffi,
eno,iEh f9r Rrtrket wtihont sHtlng lhsy sIs
M IN ,,ood material, and BY good Morkmen.
MI An. tans are warrantea. All comnluniea
t;on1IaddrrssedtoK anawfa Court Hodse VIA
= 4 IT, JOHN 3. HART 4 co.
March 3f,ls57s
N5tinf, had ocea sion III clean some seed
v brbt, ;horotrehlyipf cookie, cheHt, &C.. |
vast EndIts,d, frnm he high reputation lad
of NIL Hartsiim2toyed fans, 10 MAKE the eSs
no tihsat. Will onc9f them, WHICH with facll-
#ity. hnd easein eytrfway, fully accomplish
4e: etprytliug for whichtit has been 50 de-.
|sst n n 4 !, ID init CiAs. RiiFFSER. X
Kkne VIVA .C3usiy 0et.2pa tsaS.
\. ttby;rg Iissa one efJ b. itart & Co.'S. Fan
fbr dlrslting West, sc. i take pleasure ~
IrtcFbnultp,Iirr i 10 the. Farmers fvr clean
ing kerd wheat II cyockle. cheat &c. / do aot
ftliinkI Il .ean be Supposed BY any FAM As far
AS Il have used iii, il hhSg Stn entire SatlSiac-
#rioa. ~HE JOHN q. CARR.
/. i, I I'd. .H CnAurxsFox. Kbaawho:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
~ Nn&LL

: TI-T |T-.T- N. "" N - IN .-o7 T
4 h+Te usts bre afi. J.n5Rl's tfeiu Clam,
cis I'D NY farni I'd 3 rason, arl nrouf'ient,
il /, cbHmenl II :nsh# IA nIeFs Of kauGwRa,
rs bud u ttat{ brSt suit ri vi D. fleet gt4ia
ctc tn4tst { itr v as sF4paitfrl sl.h st
- 49,, &, IT,. GEO. W HfIsI..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

d lhbveIh Ind >ipEvsc cron MY farm, duirp
the Ejtys,ln / Yea I, a wheat fan mannfaclulrtd
Nv Nth. f;aIt Sk:o, % lAltlesson Kanspha,
/ Iak i Iptrssu1s In saving that Il Is DEF lrdty
th,bcstfAli have eiyef his ri ar steR,ts u.s..
: II F ~ IT JAMES u. LAIDBEl.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
N m ..5 lit CHAs. RI FINER.
III mo VIA C5ugiy, 0el.2nl tsaS.

/ Fthving itsra one 81 y! .B Tart & Cos. Fan
u, dl.s,ting West, sc. II take pleasure IN
Recommending i TO The Earmers,r tJr clean
ing ksta wheat IL crookle. ct,eai &c, do aot
flt5p t iean be sup assefs ~ any Fan. As far
e. Il ,st.l-i !, AaSE yen entire $a,iSiac-
fipnE. N ,H IN JoilN " oAh n'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

Il. < is.vu. eo,nsy, ~ Dec &c. 1876 !
4 H. heteby cetufy that ! kought5of =. y.
III aIt X Co., IL JpiS lSSt. qnt. III tlrtr patent
Nv i,st FsiEs,! and fndIN td bt ihs very best
fsd rrcr pFeA think> t Mil CHAM front
i4ltyito fottN b}si.tyk-4f wheat per hanr,
MtEf34t Any extra laSaS. j. J. BROWN +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

FL Os ail disease TIE drst great cause,
Springs from negsecl Of Nature laws.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
rain cleaner.

H5tint had occasion IN clean some seed
y h. III, boroushIylut! cookie, cheat, Sc. !
was Endfts.d, lrnm HE high reputation lad
Fl III. Hartsim2toyed fans, 10 MAKE The, exs
~, Ill, N. Will one % them, which with facll,
iry bnd easein eytryway, fully accomplish
e* etprytlfiug for whichtit has been 50 de-
serys DIV recommended
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
The Eastern clarion.

This paper of mammoth proportions and immense
circulation is published in Pauding, Jasper county
Mississippi S. R. Adams editor and proprietor It is
one Of the journals published in Mississippi any
other Southern State, with which we are acquainted
and its circulation is unquestiouably larger and con
seauenty more valuable, than that of any other
weekly paper printed between New Orleans and
Nashville, Hence we regard it as the most valuable
medium through which our merchants can make their
wares known to the people of that extensive and
populous section of country known as East Missis.
app fatexsts. Most Of the trade Of East Mississippi
will soon come to New Orleans. When the Southern
Railroad running out from Vicksburg to Morton, III
Scott county, is completed, as it will be in year or
30 the whole trade of this great region will assuredlv
centre here Hence those who make the earliest start
illreap the most advantage.
In addition to its other excellencies the Clarion is
the only paper that publishes the decisions Of the
High Court Of Errors and Appeas-the supreme
Judicial tribunal of Msgissipp-as soon as rendered
This bestows upon it great value, and gives it d mis-
ceaneous circulation all over the country which no
other paper enjoys, But on this point we will LET the
Clarion speak toritself;
Hen COURT DEeIsToEs-We have made arrange
ments to resume with the commencement Of he
coming year. the publication OF the decisions and
opinions rendered by the Judges of our High Court
OF Errors and Appeals The early circulation of t6eee
decisions, expoauding and settling the meaning Of
our laws Is scarcely less important than the puhiica
ilon Of the laws themselves, They should be ii the
hands o. every lawyer magistrate and civil officer of
the state and will be found highly interesting az
70 every Intelligent citizen whether member Of he
legal profession or not We shall publish every deri
sion and opinion given by the Court as soon after It's
rendition as the manuscript can be procured from
jackson. AS RELY aln1Oet
creased subscriptions which we expect these pubIica
lions 70 bring to cur paper, to reimburse the heavy
sSxpease which we mnst incur in making them, we
nope mat every gentleman disposed to encourage
a ~ SUSTAIN tne Undertaking, will send us his name
likewise. "oP oNuels % 40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

TnE PAeHA on AMERtcAN INyENrIoNs.-The New
York Evening Post is publishing series of letters
supposed to have been written from New York BY the
Turkish Rear Admiral, Mohammed Pacha, to one of
his countrymen, Number five opens thus
10 1e Delicious Abel Ben Hussau Moon Of my NJ mory
The people among whom I am now soiourning are
noted for their Ingenuity. They are constantly devils.
ing the most curious inventions, among which | may
briefly notice the following
4 process Of making illuminated gas from water
discovery Of he most valuable character but for two
trting objections viz First, the gas would not burn
aud second it could not, by tile method proposed be
produced.
fre.proof safe, which not only delights in being
exposed to the ereest flames but possesses the Gu
ri9us moral power Of proving the inventors Of ail
o5 5her safes 70 be most nnmitigated rogues, liars,
An extract Of sarsaparia of such surprising efficacy
That not only cures ri forms of c0aueous diseases
in the human race but is exported in large unauII.
ties to the islands Iceland aud Sicily to prevent Tic
eruptons Of Hecla aud FesayiHs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
Anniversary Hvents-peo. z.

| I854-An act was passed by Parliament for per
hitting foreigners to enlist officers and soldiers IN
the British service. Same day, death Of Martin Jo-
seph Routh, President of Magdaen College aged 80.
Is42-Mexico was invaded by $50 Texans, who
were taken prisoners
IS32-Death of Francis Huber, Swiss naturalist,
aged So He had been blind from the age of II yet,
with the assistance of his wife, he followed his scen-
tfc pursuits and wEote number Of books.
ls28-Death of William Hyde Wallaston, the re.
nowned English Chemist and natural philosopher.
ls22-Death of VIM. Lowndes, the celebrated South
Carolina patriot and orator He died at sea.
Is1S-Death of Philip Francis, an English states
man, who took active part in the impeachment of
Warren Hastings, and was by some supposed to be
the author Of the Junius Letters.
l8l3-Gen. Claiborne destroyed the Indian town Of
Ecchanachaca, burning 200 houses and defeating and
dispensing the Indians.
l8l2-Death Of General James Clinton, patriot
of the revolution.
1sO7-The ports of the United States closed against
British commerce.
16O3-Louisiaua taken possession of by the Ameri.
cans.
l79S- Bonap0rto arrived at Suez, forded the Red
Sea, and visited the Fountains Of Moses. Whilst
there, he was waited upon by deputation Of the
monks of Mount Sinai, and couutersgned the charter
received by them from Mahomet.
I706-The French, after sustaining a seige of fifty.
one days, surrendered the fortress of Kehl, on the
Rhine to the Austrians under the Archduke Charles.
I789-A number Of tremendous icebergs from the
Southern Polar Ocean were encountered by the ship
Guardian near the Cape Of Good Hope. Some OF
them were one hundred and fifty fnthoms long, and
sfpnd 6ftr Fafll0Dc phOva r,1tar summit nfO
broke of and fell into the sea- in sight Of the ship
creating The widest commoon Of the waters
1753-Death of perhaps the greatest singer that
ever lived, old Brathwae, chorster in the Cathedral
at Carlisle, England. He was born in 1913 at the
age of 3 he commenced singing in the church aud
for more than one hundred gears be continued singing
there, on Sundays, without iutermssion being 10
years old at his death.
l729-Death of Michael Baron, called the Roscus
Of the French stage.
I7l9- The first newspaper in Pennsylvania and the
second in the United States was issued in Philadel
phia It was called the American Weekly Mercury,
and was published by Andrew Bradford
I7l5-The Pretender arrivedat Peterhead and was
proclaimed King of England.
1699-The Gregoran style was adopted by the
Protestants Of Germany nine days were obiterated
from the calendar, the next day being accounted the
LIST of January.
1G94-Francis Nicholson was made Governor OF
Maryland.
16G2-GeOrge Phillips and three others we're ex.
ecuted, for conspirng against Charles H.
l620-The Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock
They numbered lOI, of whom so died during the
winter.
1502-Death of Alexander Farnese Duke OF Parma,
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zlen Orleans 9ailg Crescent.
WFpNFspAY MlRNTNa. pEonMRER .. Use


49,,
T1fsrs = verv noveI travelng exnarianee and one
IL rbicb avnarierea will onIy g;va nroper concep-
tion n NAV he called a staging extraordfnaryn The
assanar "a stovad into ~ coach 1t III. Louis the
be..as1 baoas a. t,,noa tny.,5s the Occident the
7n;gbtv ,viI5arnezs az tbe Far west Ike a track
Iess oceoa strotcboo harors him and of be starts
nar, sfo A., f,r month of DAYS he is ratified
sIon,s +o,r5 ~ so,tin sn he goal Of bis Journey
annarsntl,, ratraotinr ID he approaches. Wild men
and beasts nanse to raze upon the apparton of his
rario sir . II 5asbes unheedingy on, and legons
+ h,,st,ia e-sr rsnts to rive it yyay and anckuoy
saa to soyarsiqnv Of the lord of creation whom it
baers over,ominr lie grassy seas Of plains
sbro,gb which he has toiled until in weary mo
800 an, scanned endless midway in his iour
III naaf.s n Inc Rocky Maintains rise IN
-, IL -, - tho Golden land bavond and
su@ta 'ns "@g = - ~
rear their shyWafo WAL u odl uls passase' Ahey
are surmounted and passed, and standing behind
shut him ont from the eastern and old world of
,.... . .,...4t NJ, p.o4e, 49, /; t,ro
ha lts new nature, Aspects ana scenes aFouud hnl'
and through them he is hurried on for length of
time nearly equal to that consumed in his VOYAGE on
~ s,tI,o .i,l, IN a., ,,,,,toiyg T7no11, H. a.i
~ 'sss'na
ton Y reeheG oiu u he e q man VI leisure ana Stout
constitution ne ha Regrets as ne BIDS adleu to coach
e, ta1 tne e1cl,9g tols q nls transit across con-
soea pt 4, a's,@Usous
- ny o.si"a
j. 49,. /
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t III !, l, ~, ~ H. o M w
~ forn,e5 that sarr sr,eoi,tos !, 49,. -
,,os ,in bv onaratino in 4 oyarJaS5
m oar NJ tbara yuera osara brna.oa a.
a. .s ssss II one trim, 1'Ss, 'tt''''n'S
-.
II I, Inn own corrasnor5ant y ,.rt;nc r.tto.
s,s washington anent the Senate caacnsins iat;
gsfed bv Kng James gurpamed Buchanan far H.
;s,r 81 T,onglass standing ~, sff,ct his 5oaa
tsto9 a. chairman Of Committees IN Teri9orios as r.
lton - y ooitlllLteeo1 territories, ana IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

THE GuSNINaH4M FA4nYs--A correspondent Of
the Rochester Uuion writes from New York that
Mrs Cunningham, of Burdell murder notorietv
and her two daughters are living in an elegant man.
sion IN TwentyFhird street and apparently, in easy
circumstances They give parties occasionally, and
The head Of the family is said, was visible at the
opera the other evening. Augusta was married Re.
Gently" The correspondent fails to inform the pablo
where the baby IS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

=" SODA cast iron Amp.post in the form of a
man was shipped from Portland to Havana few
days ago. The factal1orded opportunity far some
one to circulate story that negro, concealed in
box had been shipped on board the vessel The
friends Of freedom were agitated but no rescue
was Nttempled.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
TIOmmNNlrated,T
Dcspotlsm on the New Orleans anH jackson
Railroad.

TEommnnlcatel7
Despotism on the New Orleans nnI jackson
Railroad.
F,J;jorg r,ro,c,nt . 7 horrIa.,,a q, ,,,.o,,o
ton to the nuisance alluded to below md to tbe me-
cessity Of its immediate abatement
was returning home, from Proyfdonce In IN
New Orleans, on the magnificent steamer FcIinsa
but as could anticipate the arrival Of the boat oont
twenty.four hours by taking the cars at Vcksbrry
was induced to do So accordingly ohtafna5
through ticket for myself and one for nv servant for
which respectively paid eight and six dollars I
proceeded to jackson on the Southern Railroad ,nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

Din THEY MEAN TO Kill lima man named
Martin Perkins aud his sister Nancy, were tried in
Baltimore few days ago on charge Of assault With
intent to kill having thrown man out of a third
story window. The man struck on fence and was
bruised and mangled terribly, but escaped with his
life Nancy was acquitted but her brother was found
guilty Of common assault.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

END OF THE MAN VINO BLEW Ur Blocks MoNu.
NENT.-BeBiamn Lett the man who was convicted
about twenty years since of blowing up the Brock
Monument at Queenstown Heights, but escaped as he
was being taken to prison, died in Milwaukee, on
Thursday the 9Th inst, from the effects of poison as
is supposed, administered by man who is under ar
rest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

MODEST GLAIm.-The Washington States says
that man named Phelps, claims legal title to about
slNtyseyen of land situated in the center of
that CITY,
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COOPER G NEIBERT.
roOPER 4 NnrRRRr.

COOPER & NEIBERT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
"a and 20 Common street,
Have now in Store
Ketchups.
WALNUT AND TOMATO
Forsae by COOPER 4 NEGBERT
27 and % Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
Preserves.

Preserves.
BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY JAMS
100 assorted PRESERVES
100 Eumsen, Thomas 4 Co.'S Baltimore PICKLES
AND PRESERVES.
For sale by COOPER 4 NEIBERT,
p and % Common street
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sugars.

60 plss Loverrg,s CRUSHED POWDERED AND
LOAF SUGARS.
For seIely COOPER 4 NEIBERT,
q and % Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

WHISTLES and Braudies.
80 pkgs. half, quarter aud eighth pipes BRANDY
IS Dbs OLD BOURBON e. sbarp's WHISKY.
80 = OLD M0NoNGAuELA
80 OLD RYE WHISKY.
10 = OLD RYE wHIsKY-J. wo}ty's Choice and
Old.
Fer sale by COOPER 4 NEIBERT,
u md 20 Common Ftrest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
NNImeE.

Wines.
CLARET AND WHITE WINE.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES.
100 baskets Lambry's GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE.
For sale by COOPER t NEIBERT,
q and % Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

so pkgs. LORsTERs, SALMON. CLANS AND oYs.
TERs-iu and 2 pound cans
MACkEREG, GOLDFISH
uERRIEGs, sALHONs
For sale by COOPER & NFIBERT,
81 ard co f,oD,rr7c,, vtras+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
Teas,

2Oo chests, halves quarters TEA-rn peral oopng
Gunpowder Young Tyson, souehong Powclone
etc, etc.
For sale ~ COOPER & EEIBERT,
81 AID % Common stree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

Bittcrs.
GOULEY's AND BOXERS,
HOsTETTER's BITTERs.
sCHIEDAM scuNAPFs.
For sale by COOPER NEIBERT,
q gnd 20 Common street.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

"SAmfvEL, BEWARE OF VIDpERs."-The
Schenectady Reflector is responsible for the
following: Quite mistake lately occurred in
love affair al Duanesbtirg. A couple Of
young ones agreed to elope together, and, by
some mistake in the preliminary arrange
meuts; the gentleman put his ladder up to
the window of the room il which his sweet
heart slep, and which proved to be that tn
which her anxious mamma, a handsome wild
ow reposed. She turned the mistake to her
own advantage; got into his arms; returned
his aflecti0nate embraces; was borne by MIN
to the earriage, and by preserving becoming
silence until daylight kept him blind Of his
error, and, by the potent power Of her blan-
disbnien,s, actually charmed him into matri-
mory with herself. We give these facts on
the authority Of responsible correspondent.