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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

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EPoos or riE AcrloN, iios "u'''''n
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under Se window Of ieonors Ae sbs saas.ss
sssn ne SSan s 70 s sr 1sr Marco
mapos the name Of be intruder an deass hn 70 ss
supposed % be soisoGed BY Clips, won.n .hs
Ss ss so Ssa ~
Count and ,hcush pursued could be found,
the hail burned bones of obid
srcosD-TnE
The camp of the Gipsys-Msbfeo stiu weak from ih e.
counter with the Count Azoena his supposed ptber 70
ls.es the forging OF viii ahe ob;s
sccysss turning the sh. the cbd OF TIE
rouo, c!utchns both CHILDREN sbe rushed bun
og pile enc cnst the caild toto the flames;
TN ned TO h.r ebd nd ou5d the son ., h- Oounhs
bse sscFhetd her To revenge mother Na-roO
hears that he IL believe est Leonora who IN dsev
about iste ha vpi the Count attempting u
bear sono'a away by forca frpsyatec by M,pric Who
supported by his III nds bears her 0u0phsnuy
AIT THIRD
The tirf at In the OF fouuL
dTaggsd In By soldiers who hlnk D. spy rpacg
her he dsu ghcr Of spsy al. ID hires
tened with death and calls her M4nsco bep
Count nrfers the stake for Der ,yecuoc
Of hAnreo, who hastenA fri tbs OF
Tiers fescur.
ACT FouRrH-ruE FuNIsHMEHr
Napr'co md tis mottsr condemn deah Leonora
the Palace determined lover abs opr, Der
hand 70 he Court IN change for Nanricoa Ico
hsseps 70 niom MAnrico who rejects the proposals. shs
info him that determined TO free ha taken po
after having accepted the Count the Count hnd.ps
lead orders he sutton rxsh~s
to br wndow nn~ WFttoh hou hast 81 an thy
theIl Oh, mother thou art Lao eed asepgedl"
Doors open at ~; Opera begiss q, O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

ffRgANr PARLoR SUITS, COVERED IN RRocADE &C.
'' ~ lsss' .l.s VIZ psI made 81 city n.i.S f"' V'
rHEoposk ' sS6IIbs SMITH ssGciIosExR,
wu sel 90 rgss.sy sep, T. -.
fnS1 ~ asth ..sSss. ii ~ sIerag, furniture il ne
SS.e e. S ana I
e,stmes plse s,ss doors rosewood soos:sse, lined
.sea sssH os.r. rssls ssss
se for roo p 81 as 1 muse 'S
n2rnsr eercres OIL psnii1g. s,si.sry marble TOP cen
chairs two french pl,s m.-el mirror. two 40 pier
sresss psrisd chs and Drs,isa vases sapsTs s.squs.
'as
ss su s" a and nd S'e oval 0'f French
r., 's s Se's ,sr,
forks csrysrs fork and STEEL dinner set 100 pieces,
ss cn glass asesnr soSis tSs. cs.mpsgus wns
and fruit a-s.. slv.r plated ware dinner
water hoes bohemian sa.s wine bottles ADD liquor se,.
sSs sSsoSs ssee o~e sS deco
rated toilet sets TsTc csrpe Corner .ssa. Seos
chsp pure hair mattresses bolster and pillows pslsases
y es9, sSs
oclocs IN the basement compcsnt person vii be IN attend
stages sn psss Within few doors e house. rBTss
and he publ. . nj. sale A. me largest and bs-, assSri
mens offurniture offered At sse.oa This season
a ssTGNvRs SALE n cRIsrALhR, AuCrIourEs,
<.s WI s on fsg gs S sept 81 % s oas No 81
gfneeta, bAiusierH &c ~ f0nows.-
Sc tsl feet of walnut 1910 feet maple
rs sec feet white VOID OH feas clear pima.
GSF6 feet mahognnv rierk
% Dozen walnut hanissers ard tons
2eJO fee walnut
e9s feet mahcreny vereern
1st fest oak and 4ary crotch vensp~a
800 feet two inch bnx r'ne.
lsge 70, ~ newell posts bslus,erp A. &c
The Particularly invited 10 attend Tho aheve sale
~ every &, VII pcsvs'y BE- sold e The hshe. bidder -
RdSst. assignee Catalogues on morning Of sale.
TTxrEssivF sALw, rms DAY oF HouswHOr,p TTTp
Ia nu,n No new Canal street A. ios o'elocN enn
esnp tables chairs sofas bei-t.ass cerpet-
nAgesseR AZ also general assortment OF oher articles
well vn~fhv Tho attention Of hansekeepe Aso Ave ara
bali weave ptanc. ASK. I, MacGiEgoE, sasgsnsss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

RURDE1TT. JoEEs a 60. au0' ioNsges 60 Al
Id ward at suction On Wadnes nsy rteDher IS. al
10 clock n. the premses ths atsbles oes scalea
hlrn together
good will Of the lease for five from to Nav
the yard formerly occupied HatsGe 10 renih
syenu Thirty copd street Also LOT OF Cumberland
coal. All 70 be sold for cash u the biggest hiddsr
Is II. WaNEELI. Assignee
EXvCUTORS sALE-A BEylN OCTAVE OAR WE'D
u God piano with carved peatl keyA rich full
tone elegant and first rate insruu emit In respect
made by of the beat city mskera bss been In use bat
few months and cost $500 Will he sold bargain oy order
OF the executors OF sn estate Apply 50 street
uRNRY 81. LAEDs, AUCTIoNEsS sNaNEE'S
Ii sale of the stock of looking glAss manufacturer with
benny II. LEEDS 4 co. will sen w sucaoa, o. Tuea
day, sept a. at 10 O'Clock, ut sslfsro n M y ssau
streetwhere been removed for convenience OF sale
The snthe aock o, manufacturer eonsisuog Z hrss nd
small intel and pier Mirrors oval do squire de ct iii
cornicss console tables Silt do pior base marbs inis
sian spd frsckets oil paintings and esgrsvuss picue
framea &c.
IuENHY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.
II Is street. Henry Leeds Co WI cell At suc
ton, Tue Sept a. at IL ocock ~ TIE s1eoom NO.
% street, bill ara table In soca os9sr msos ny
Leonard together with CUES. counters &C. 10 De
sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

UCrIoF NOTICE.. 8 BARTLETT, AUCTION.
"A eer, Large ana posisive sale OF croskery glass.
sept Ia At 10 O'CLOCK 81 25t resr street by BARTLETT
COHEN large and oso ock worthy the notice of city
and country retailers. Call and sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

T,oR BRrMTN DIRECT.
The North German Lloyd's NATL sear,shp
RBEMEH, n. Vessels, commander,
Sails from pier No 20. North river for Bremen direct posi-
lively,
On saturday Sept q, at IL O'Clock noon.
Passsge-Frat cabin s0 second cabin $o5 secrage SS8
GylPeKs ERUT3EN 4 REICHELT 50 william IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13
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OrFrCE IA cRossK Asn MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD
W Conrsay, New York, Sept TO- 1853 -Noics - hereby
the holders OF the asi mortgage and grant bonds o
the l.. Crosse and Mwause Railroad Company, thai the
oeragred authorized TO fund the Ausus past due
poIs II said bonds apsr o. giving In eaange therefor e
rintf fund bonds Of the seventy cents 10 TIE
dollar which bonds secur-i By third mortgage The
entire line 900 miles, ofroad and all he derots lands
franchises and ron sock all other real and pcrson
properly belonging 70 said compsny
Nm 4; Ss ss16s lo,mml,,..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

E'oa GALWAY, LONDON LIVERPOOL GLASGOW
ard all parts OF Great Britain and Ireland through Taps
COTS general passage office, No So South street. by steam
sbips sne ealing packets as ~ der
steamship pALIFiC, for 1aiway on Saturday Scot 10
Steamship Woo for Liv. rpool Thursday, Sept 20
Packet shiu yrC1 ORA for LONDON wednesday Sept Is
PACKET ship JAhEs FOSTER JR., for Liverpool, Tues
Dr. y, kept IA
In either Of which searashps sailing packets massage
be engaged either AZ the Lowest possible rates
Passengers ~ the will be furni'het With free
ticket all the principal cities 10 Great Britain Irea and
rata payable any part England Ireland Scotland
wNs supplied Usual For further particulars apply 10
TAPsCOTT co, &c eouth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

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A PARTY GOING To CALIFORNIA WISH To BELL
IA srs smount Of furni'uI sewing machine patrons
and their extensive custom business wholesale houses
private nust1m 10 dressmsking ohdrens III thea AMI
under lnene good opportunity ,ash customer Al.
pig to JAMFS EONE, house agent e5 Fourth avenue
JyrAMKIIFD CHAMBER SUITS OF ruRuTYurR TN
IA All coors and syles wholesale and retail prices from
t2h and upwards. WAkREN WARD, III Canal street Old
No. 80. four doors east OF broadway, New York.
fNTRNTfFRE-A FAIR wAfrfa GIVEN IN RpApv
in for furniture, carpesa pOoss, sc, 49, al IA
Ash avenue between Nlnta aud Tenth streets.
rNvRNfrURF, FURNITURE -HrGuwsTj PRICE Pam
for household o1ice snd orer furniture MIR rs car.
perg pianos and AL srds " valuable aud
". Advances made furniture, horsos watahee
merchandise pianos &c 70 be rcd stored Apply 70
RrCnlPp wAtrrR3, &c Catherine street
CCROOL FURNITURE W. NTRD-FoR A FIRsr GLASS
- s,hoo 10 good condition aud reasonable terms. Ad
asess QssAss lslnsscAss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

pLacE BsLr LINE os PACKETS FOEErsEaPOnL =
- The ee'ehsssd Tiger ship jAns- rssrr~ ir ~
lair Ahesl, vii po.ivr est NOR ~ not For pa
raso ~ estn t~saBd csbt Apply board NJ
pier 23 EGttiver or 10 JACOB WILbDs, los soaih u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

A UCTICN NoTICE-srOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN
"a old estabI'shed grocery SAMUEL OSGOOD co i,
agciioneers win sell on Tuefday Sept "a at 10 O'Clock the
whole OF the stock aod fixtures In store Nc Pins for
merry occupied by charles Marry, Rsq consisting Of
LIQUORS segsrs Engish beer pumps brsndl whskey wne
&c &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

a UCTI0N NOTICE FOR SALE CHEAP-Two VERY
- anely carved sed rosewood psrlor suits with
rich satin ocade spd perfect splendid
seven octave p,spotorte city maker and warranted Also
several thr pieces Of tne wood mahogany.
meed osk parior chamber s1d dining furniture
all Of which perfect order and vii be sold cheap for
cash. Apply at the residence No IS West twenty
street docrs Sixth avenue days only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

A LFRED BRAGG. AuCfIoNEER:-A. BRAGG 4 90.
A. CortlAndt street. zoo GASES Of prime boots shoes
and broeans prsng general sseorment Of fresh and
trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

WIN. ABBOTT, AUCrIONEaR, WILL BELL THIS DAY
w 18Th inst. 81 nis o'clock, the contents OF nj depot
sSest Cenire Also furniture Of The family
copssng OF mAhcgsny chAirs rosker sofa and syA bed
ornaments sedsseas very nne feather beds. Ac
yIYIIIrlM ABBOTT AUCYrOFEER, OrFrCr lel
w Chatham vi sell TO morrow. ~ l0S o'clock
81 bat 24o Canal STREET OF Centres
OF bss hs blks Also the furniture OF the
family. mshogsny sofss chairs bureaus, 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

DoYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA-FOR LIvKR
III pco,-Ihs africa shannon COMMANDER. viii sell from
.bs stream 90 Wednesday nsIL the lsh inst A.issmboA
he africa 10 70 ii o'clock 10 passengers
and baggage board. III. Pcrsia viii sail the f9h
h CCNAkD, BoWlnr Green,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

HURON corPxR BAY coxPANy-NoyIox IN HIRE.
III by given that call OF three cents share Tie capt
this company has been ths day declared and h
payable Of The once Of the company Exchsuge Huui
inr Montreal the I'd day Of September by order
MONTREAL July Is, 1883 r. ID CoLLls, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13
w. HUNT. AUCTIONEER.
81 Salesrsom No. IS Nassau street

M DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON TUES
M. day Sept H. at 10h clock, at 1s9 Hudson street.
posie st. ohns park Ali the Eenesl hous. hod furnitule
contained residence viz mshogsny psrlor eus
ete chsrs soias bookcases centre tables brnss.5
three ply carpets mirrors extension dining tables crock
cry cutlery glassware, dressing buresos wsshsaDd bed
stesds hair mattresses feather beds beddns oseh with
Of basement and furniture with
which the sale win commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 80.

L,oR sALE CHEAP-A BROWN HORSE, ls1s HAnDt
hish rylish driver and perfectly sound shifting
too wagon IN ecod order; loud be exchspged for
coal Also let lsre concert as BY - tee long
with large quantity Of fixtures for sale Appg NJ IT Grams
slreel N. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13
SrEAM TO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN, VIA

HAMHUHU HUHUSBIA-FOH
II don Hamburg and Hsvre, win sail from The Compsnys
pier North river foot of Fulton street. Wednesday,
sept 49, First second cabin S55 Storage SIS
@ II. RICHARD BoAs 90 Isl Broadway,
CrKAM TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. BELFAST, DUB
~ lin and Londonderry. without delay for SO. Return
ucke either Of the above places good for sig months By
a y Of the hne SO
EDIRBUK0H, Capt Cumming Saturday, Oct % II n
GLASGOW, Capt GOODWIN
ed provisions. SD For freight or psssAge appyt TO
ROBERT CRAIG, IL Broadway.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
Cure Tor The Bite OF d Mad Dog.

A writer in the National Intelligsncer,
says that spirit Of hartshorn Il 4 certain
remedy for the bite Of mad dog The
wound be adds. should be constantly
.bathed with II, and three or four doses,
diluted, taken inwardlv during the day.
The hartshorne decomposes. chemically.
The virus insinuated into lbs wound. and
Immediately alters and destroys its de-
leteriousness. Tho writer. who resided
in Brazil for soma time, FIRST tried it for
The bite Of eeeropion. and found that Il
removed tic pain and inflammation almost
Instantly. Subsequently,, he tried it for
The bite ofa rattlosnake, with similarsuc-
cess. At the suggestion Of the writer,
anso,d friend and physician tried it III
eases Of hydropllobia, and always with
success. 81.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

~ n
! "a FLsA rspsR 4 Miea5scsrg. VI hen
q 6ea u siads y spfesr a. large as ait el-
ophsnt, We can zee at Tie wonderfuIparts
Of is formation, md arc astunishe1 Is find
Ithat h hiss i cpatsof arn1af much more
complete than eTer warrior wore. and
composed u strong polished plates, fitted
over each other, each plate covered like
4 tortoise shell. and where they meet.
hundreds Of strong quilts project like
those on The back Of The porcupine. Or
hedgehog. There are the arehed neck,
the bright eyes. the transparent cases,
piercers ID pancture the skin. aspcker TO
draw away the blood. sir long iointed
legs. four Of which are folded en the
breast. ready At any momentto De thrown
out Mithstfemsndous force for tia. jump
which boihefss one when they want to
catci, him and at ths end off each leg
hooked claws, 10 enable him tp cling 70
whatever he lights upon. A aea can
lump a. hundred times his own lenght,
which is the same ne If man jumped to
the height Of 700 feet and bel can draw
i load eco hundred times bis weight
l'Falley Democrat.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
OITY BOoH SToR =

WILLIAM W. n ASd
EET0ULD respected Inform the eltl zens q
wv ChsrIesto ana Surrounding county
that he bas inst received and il now opening
lafse and well selected assortment Of
Books, Stationery, 6lc,
il Charles creuzeps budding, one door above
TIE journal once, whore be will Keep CON
stsnily on band every sAang usuaiiy inifnd u
d Book store. -.
logical Classical and Miscellaneous Books;
Blank Books Of ali sizes and prices; Letter,
Can. Fancy and Plain Note Paper; Envelopes,
Fancy plain and Government, Quill, Steel
and ifold mems, Pocket CUTLERY slutes Ct ALI
Ives, Lead and Slate Pencils, Copy Books,
Arnold, MAYNARD and Nsys Inks, &C.
He has facilities BY which he can on The
shortest possible notice pIoeure any popular
work published either II America o. on the
Ailthe late publicaaisns rsceiyeaas soon Is
issued
Ra ~ assortrd. hail And full bound.
so ,lozen MemprandnIi.s aud Pass Books
100 Realns Letter. usp, Fancy and Plain
Note Paper.
States oil all sizes. Steel and Quill Pens
Inks, Pencils. Fort Pofios, Visiting and Pf1nH.
tiers, Cards, Penlholdefs, Ink Stands Draw
ing and Bill Paper. cite. IN qualities 70 SUI
purchasers, and at low figures. give lpm a
call before purchasing else where. as no Is
confident he can give entire satisfaction. I
Gailipolis. March ~, 1851 yent7
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
From the Iowa Pioneer Farmer.
Pearls fer Farmers.

a working or requires Of hay. two pei
eent day Of his own weight. Thus i
his weight is z, 900 pounds, he requires
forty pounds a day. Of hay. a COW thsl
gives milk requires three per cent Of bel
own weight in hay That is, if she
weighs 1000 pounds. she Iequirs thirty
pounds Of hay a day.
oa.-Two inches. ia depthtof soil or
~ acre weighs 1000 tons. OF this one
PET cent. should be lime.
Red Clover will extend lis roots 10 The
depth ofthree feet. II the soil is sufi Gent.
il mellow 70 permit il. This shows the
necessity Of deep blowing.
GRions are most nutritious roots. When
{ dried, they contain FROM twenty-five 70
thirty per cent, Of gluten.
Potash constitutes ona-half OIL tne
-reightef potato ashes. This shows The
Importance Of wood ashes as manure
for this crop. AS nine-sixtieths of the
potato ash Is sulphuric acid, il is appar-
mt sulphate Of lime (sulphuric acid and
j lime. commonly called " plaster il also
necessary to insure good crop.
Corn. sixty pounds Of ground corn
go Is far in feeding cattle asone hundred
pounds Of whole kernels.
Ndnare.-A ton Of clover rotted will
produce nesrlytwice as much manure as
4 il will when eaten ii,
Clay Sol, Heavy clay soils should
be ploWed in, the fall, that the frost Of
winter may pulverize them.
MdnRre.--The best manure for cab
bags j. the droppings ofsheep. "a small
quantity 70 be placed at the root Of each
plant. The best manure for onions is
from the hen. house.
Lins-- Plaster il land has too much
Lon IN it, use lime 10 neutralize it; Ii
700 little iron, use sulphate Of lime, fplas-
te-.) The salphuric acid supplies the
want Of iron.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
/ asagIag Frnii Tres

4 Tae first preliminary 4nisiss isla
Tsai. fish soil
4 n siaciining 10 bs vet, 81 II the sub-
fe:l Il too moist, /. mus. be web under
drained, for common but unknown
paase Of BAD growth and ppSr fruit, RI
hidden sssgnant water il he soil.
If no. naturally very fertile, il mus.l
BE- enziehed By manaring; ansl this i
host if done f0r a year DC two before plsnt-
ing. tlIst Ii MAY Be wen Incorporated. n
sabsoiling and trench blowing should be1
performed III connection with tlie process
VI working il the manure. and il SHOULD
/ b. thoroughly ir,ermixed BIZ intermediate
harrowings Al deep soil, besides caas !.
{ Ing more rapid growth and finer fruit, is
Kiss affected by dfoath, and BY heavy
rains.
Z. The second requisite is d good en- /
sllssurs. The young trees must Be pro !
tsclei GIom injury by csttle. and tho
fruit stewards from the dspredasiens Of
bows. Asirong common fence viii an
swer for Tie forfner, but an Osagc hedge.
with lis numerous thoras. may be requir-
"a for tho latter, although i good wstch (
dog il valuable. A hedge planted when
THE trees are set, and well nanaged. Mill
form good protection BY the time the
#Ifrees bear much. but there should be q
good barrier for tho cat!ls before the fret
tree il planted.
II 5, TheI,irird point d importance i 70
| procars and set out tie trees. They
should be carefully dug up with full
supply Or roots. The holes should be
Iarge--Isos less than four feet IL diameter.
and II setting. It should be filed with
The beat rich. mellow earth, but no ma
nurs ahonld touch the roots Ifany mar
nurs il used il should be Old and rotted,
Inixed with earth, and plaeed IN remote
part OF the hole. Tho broken roots
should be carefully spread out with the
fingers while filing. and before the hole
III quite full, the fno earth should be set
tied among all the interstices BY pouring
ii water The trees should be placed no
deepert than they were before. allowing an
inch or two for settling. Ali except
\ small trees need stalking 10 protect them
from the wind. i
i. The management consists in keep
Ing the earth mellow and clean, and pre-
isssring the moisture. A well nellowea
sarfaes rarely becomes dry. but if Water
Ing Is ever needed, tho top earth should
ID removed, tho water poured directly.
among tie roots, and the earth again re-
;lsced. But better way is 10 mulch,
sr cover The surface ok inches deep about
lie tree, with old straw or other litter.
5. The subsequent growth Of the trees
win greatly depend on clam and mellow
l cultivation. Generally young trees will
i grow from len to twenty times az fast
when cultivated, than ifsufsred togrow
among weeis and grass. Spading q
ANAL aircls Round the tree answers the
/ purpose poorly, Is the roots are usually
d long a. the treo, and the cultivation
mast Be- broadcast to impart full benefit.
Register Of Rural Affairs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

Raprp GRowrH on 4 Tewx.--The
Evansville Journal contains IA account
IF Tell city. iina Perry county, Ind. Il 1t
Was organized on tile 25th ofEApril last,
Ind now has population 81 nearly ! 200,
a..d more than one hundred new buiidings
have i,eeu erected. chiefly dwellings,
which have cost frorn $500 to $1,000
zach among them is afull ayerage ot
tile best class. There arr, besides, sew
eral expensive hewn stone structures, for
stores and dwellings, III progress Of
building. The propiietors Of Tell city
are principally Germans. residing in
Louisville and Cincinnati. N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
NOTICE.
James Bsiley, i. tsh,rcsyy ,r,eru; NJ

sar'es bsiisY, Iii Chancery. Wyoming
W. 3rss-s..tr 49,. -
The Defendant ID this suit, will take notice,
that 81 saturday. The llth day of September,
1858. atthe Clerks OfIice.of Wyoming Copn-
~ Court, shall proceed to take the deposit
ti5nlof David Canterbury, and otliefs, 10 BE
read Is evidence upon the hearing of the
above entitled cause, but should the taking
or the said deposition Be not commented, Of
il commenced and not completed on that day.
then I via adjourn the taking ofithe same
until MGnday following. and from day 70 day,
until begun ard completed
& JAMES BAILEY, BY his Counsel.
VIZ. WAIKER SOL Alb