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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01


Msse 81 'ac'a " pns ncnrfsf ns W se~ rgos and hs
hy o. po2s snAs arc Vested VIZ 100 Sa's oi hosfy
hhe- Aaess "ssyors sA. be az y 'r,s fae so oAa,s
MR R1cI V ov " bshc Isen stss 0ners Y. stlpe >.~l, -
~ sa,t o. o,aSa ~ en iatrs snA ss'aS 's ss
Scot se't ma" lnas .oers - o1ssy ~ ~n ~ sno
eeeissIon 70 lpe world nss tn c9na's "a "a ~ncn saf
naS ,'s :. ensnss - ssva oar az svesu
vahia Ne rsssn we may saea, . Drspsr ,s.issaoo
TO iavr practical enforcement is ns hsoasn 70 oos
doors but tn this aCt Of rsosob.roc hero Ia tAuot
asstnst .hiaa every s. 0a.nern man sashs VI
sisnsDs y, otest uUsu0S.
fsror ,ha N .,,sg.oa Marc ~ A.snstA>1
r,or issn, n,ao,c,a - is.,n a., TIA E,ho b.a ain
Afnns az noard vbsr csatur. a. y-l,e ass. ain s. e
arsnc,ss ,sya AZ, 81 bs a.. ~ IA AMI AL ~ i
lng yrom ire cos,t ami up,a iba @po,p ding bsnk
spa prev - aarssf "a. better sS,,or ,asn
sha Ecno to Is.a. B,a,rd s,so ..scs OF rn.,
pssroao the E,ho ard g.o Der /. 20. hauds al a.a AZ
rissteeD msr .p.rcsps Enslis, sco saasras
porf,on Of IL ~ wss rses1 ped . ,as Doiaa,s Oh,
eok them ~ Key Vest sneooe sh.y viii DO SEM :, sp,s
Dort by a;eAu.ar
Leu. gr.cscro ~ith Lieut. g,rDentsr stx u,.,aee =
ter sesmep cons,sute the o, "a cte % N cns-,e al the
,s1 .anaraIiv .oaav3,s ,,.n,.n.. 49,. aae,.aos -
X rts,s' 'S'~1s' '"'''' e0'N 'p'O'1'''' :
Our thsshs arc tepoeree 10 Lieut. Mafrs aud L,en
Brsdforo for her k,na o,nrteses \, a~ q, gs1t Ll
is concerned eho has hsretorprs b-nl, .rtlv sui
1insei win this port. his asay fr,, oas sr dean
exploit a. ssa az ersrey rosung ne o5aion Enicn the
~ - 'o'uAs' " oto Wa - Az shSof " tuo oo1ss
survey ne vs. u -pi Tor cc'y u rss
7hs erent has CEASED as mach srcu eere ~ ar c1nTa
nay as me success ~ m cbe and spSun Is "a Lac fs
s1nJ ne capture, ne fats hs csro oe NE 0eHsrGl ~
tng g ne oBdy, gqsat suen caF''srs "a SEQ sx -,
ao many are ANXIOUS Tor an opportunity - observe tna
ArSAn 10 ts nsva tate ~ totiua&'e ior tne cin-s
N he of1ss In charse that the rgoisY of o. Qnra1
Laws All spare them n1ss inp9'1nsy aaa s-n,ssaoe
ruE 0ErTCJAJ pEpopr On nm, o,DrrrpI
800 rsrono ,ba wssni,a,a NJ -. S9 oo 'onc'
rha sa-ra.rs !. - - a.s - ~. l,,..
saa-a,.n 49, -. u, ~, g 'uo ~
80 &c., :, 80 ..T1.a, - ~ ~ 80 a
C.ta e' : =" = - 11o "'~e'o'
.rrx-vr, z,.,s ,a ,,o.
49, ~. % "a i - 81 ~. ~ o''lrhiS, ,exa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
INFLUX OF PEOPLE TO WITNESS THE
CEl ERR ALTON

There great ruso Of ovopis :, the city los. COW
All the raiiroacs and s'e<nbos< .hco and IRON
sbs country % every drssaop have osea Dsos Nes
York an unusually large imheg Of ea-serg.ss darspx
past few tsys, and especially ysssrsy rasss c,ms 70
be csy, ms taCnsn; N moss inssocss, wsa--s ,bs
great celebration u the syag u ts AEsats csSs ~nish
b 70 lshe plses to-day. D,nbiless rany OF them ara
people rsoru.rg from tho Watering pAss-s:sr ns.cn
Lake Geosse, Sxhsn', WITS kouDtsos ssrst,ss sod All
tbs ohsrs In tbs and ,hs Ea'tevr 5aAs rhe railroads.
especially nocste the great inix # osope 70 the city
ne dnesop RIVER Railroad have usual our Der
o. cars on tho rcaa Jeawvso tnts riy aaf A Ao1
hey wtrs ~ died vito psss-nssTs coraisg ths sny
yers~rdAy fhe Sev Ycrs sni Ere nave cars
en shsn uAna an toay sro a'es rso and OF
passengers ~oo came 10 sbs cv ycvsrdAy ~ .oe 9iec1
hVrosd -, sssa raj IA raoy urnsliy co.,
veycd. Toe se~ haven Railroad sod iha Bsspn ana
AoNry eoa,s, and All hs onss c,uvss iafng ~
New YORK, brought nerc yesse- isy arusu.y iArgo
number Of N g~ys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
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Grand Civic, Military and Piremsn's
Demonstration.
~~o>~<~~-~~>N>>NNo~o<No~>
OFFICIAL PROGRAMMES Of the PAGEANT.
>v>oo~o~>>~Nc~>o~o~o~O>-~-
DAYLIGHT AID T0RCHl I;HT fURN0UTS.
so~NNeSSeNfNNN~~e~Ns~>NNs
Salutes, Bonfires, Examinations, Banners, Flags
and pyrotechnic Displays.
oS>c.Ne-~>oN>o-~~N-,-N~S@->e
What Will be Done i'm the City
To-Day.
~~~~~-~~~-~->~~>~<-N~SNo1~~~
ARRIVAL OF 1BE MONTREAL FIELD BATTERY
no, &O.s 10

New York win To- ssy celebrate appropriately taa.
greatest tcepao event Of thu ninetseath csnrry-shs
sucsessful aging OF the Atlantic tslsgrspo ,le II
boDed that the oenors.rstion would not ony bc rational
sut ipserpsn nd ,ha. the whole civilized world sonli
join wtn In appropriately honorng tho who
brought this work o successful sus, bot tnak
New York wnic has tie credit of sugsestng this ovation
to science viii nave the additional cyets m sll future
time O. beios only city tt Al tally realized the import
ace this great york We bave uiims ton from
across that ths Hpgisn people intend 70 make
any public demonstration Of their joy st the successful
laying OF tbe cable, 10 any OF sister ies this
continent give any sign u celebrating the Ia she
anner We have Iecommended AMI therefore psho,ves
New York 70 DO something to day worthy OF the metro
pols os the Ur'or.
Below We give The cfHcs programmes Of wbA win bs
dcnc dsv snd them readers referred for the
order of goaid ins day rs fce tho cslcrrs
son vii be rnoat raaguiicent One
TAe C0unriec oftse 3rraca Coarc, see ,.tsaa
a I'D Gncsess s iayirs ot ce jsao i,esrsph
nornce ee f1i0~is a. le prc1-mmo N te c1ss, et
..e a.. oftorttn Der
TRINITY snvsclA Solemn servire w.I ~ bed Trinity
church NJ % "A rhe Common u,cii neads Depsr,
hil1 ocost TIE Niagara will arrive on the Battery which
Y " be aBnoubced by salvo OF hundred guos, and
fytes Field Eco Ae Officers OF Etaes-A the 6orHon
oo'c,och the pr cesson y II In the fol.
loving order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
rHE cokGo FEyER IN CHARLEsroN.

From me CHARLESTON Courier, August Isl
hrsNEs EproRa--An unusual degree q Interest w@
evening" by the arrival IN our bay II the org
Echo with four hundred native Africans.
n seems abe oAptured on The coasl q Caba, and
brought nao this port or such disposition A. may BE- maze
ol them ny the government q she United states. And
the question What sbail be done with themY
Fngand Under such ifcumsAnoee, sends them 70 her
colony o serrs Lecne (sensble 70 the lat she awnys
~, bot 70 m there no tuoh colony. Hitherto have
sent them back 70 Africa, IN government ships, and IL
b supposed that such vii be The course proposed
Rrt m ssch course 10 he AdcpsedY Thev are hare On
ne very threshold of civizauon; shall reno them
n~rh b harbarm9 Tney ~ the dawn ~ Christianity
n5all We send Them oa a 70 oeashsn dsrkpsss they are
Ahay take roaaunr sba we send them back 70 the
realm of 20 law bat Of brute forceno relations but
AAose lhai bruiss .ke, Iney are here almost when toe
phys want will be srveiy supplied viii We send hem
hack precarous Subsistence sDacbcd from wrcchea
nut whv shogd 49, pond them bark9 10 We
noa want hemg Thy are wdnted ecevycA~re-osu
pianters ranf kAemi or mech0ntcs utrt hsr.
eeu rastro1ds waut them cur 'case lands orc "
araf u hea. u from any sense, among Ourselves, Of
the inhum enisy q rendering shem wsefng We put our
nous and brothere under masters 10 earR trade and
Rhunane y 90 hs and NOT humane 70 DO the same 10
creatures snat are certainly much IN noel Of training
ard lussructonf 7keye Il NO rcoNn whs sAd s-ed
en back, bd IN Mts not has becosns az csais %
ch1 setacn thw Unicn . look scita datt ~ oar IN
tfuutso's, Gd Ue dre cocd n make ts sacffcs Of
is'tent and humanity b pTopiiials nen.
II any HMne man we're Mkea shat IA u that would be
9cs. or hese nskfoss he romd say put them unoerhe
w0uid be to train them 70 usefulness and 40 care
tor them. ASK prudert man whal must be done
w.s sem, aea y, ae W, .sy % na.tey bow ven We
N ery Fouhern State will be onenpive 70 she neoo, !
o Me Notth apd tc, tnerefcrr must do nos shat s
vgn no whatis hunaae-not Ehst 10 eur n,arn~--not
wbp "a interest " the nggronot wha, s
~ farsc of uropr etvbut bat e sxoared ~ ~
by iere'gn Ao1tsssrt hasi Hcsie eek whether saoh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01

TIE TRrF VANS o. Tus cArrUasD SLAYER.
CiAsrEsroS August 81, 1853.
The true OF the slsver brought 10 here IA tte
Putnam she was buir IN Baltimore, ana cleared eran
Mes Orleans under The Command o. ospt ro~nsbsnd
on the etb OF March lac, for = Thomss and nsrket and
sailed trom Lcango NE coSct Of atr,A To Sa o.
July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01

CorETRRrfrTs.-A A mln giving h,s name a. Cham.
terair has been very tv aud sfal s.sy IA PASS
rg number ~ ccuEierfet e. bile 90 he Ctv aang "
yfacuse IN Rh'ratsck and vicinity He aret vated that
vilegr whero ne psss large quantity n The spusss
bis rscsvirg scyl money n return "a tUea seut n
peughktspse Iaessd srunssr tlere, hu IS ssat d.
tecled Information waa teen gwen Shcn b. vss pur.
eued 70 ,hR city vi aes Osrcu II RoicebecA AND
rated. lie 70 nov sAic IN 10 isil, The hk a.e
new and good hplsauc1 n ,hs gesums.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
THE SCOTT LIFE GUARD.

This corps v.y psr~ds to-a,y, un1s. ths o,mrssss
General j. Il HopaSs wsr3 10 nooos Of ,as o<,cs-suoa
me Guard viii hre sAlvo ~ i0o gaps rom the c.,s-y
ON The ~ mach of ne wssAa s'socs Aser ras,,
ihsy ~ii bo ~sscsd honorable poSlioD 10 lhs rro
Of military By Major 6sosrai s~5foeo rhs NE noe-.
OF tne Fsss rvsoo are st~ays pasxes give sl ssrs
welcome \, The GDs.d. tnsY ssnssvenpsan
The basue nslc yss fos their gsus-,s,,
czen rolfkrs not FOR Ne of toe pxme Of a
veteran vh,ch bss besn atop,ed ~ shs crp,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01

DOFATIs COM1T Donati's comet was seen With
the nAted eve about Oclook the evening 2on
ult ~ Usn bridge s eeaF he northwest ,rissn and
app,ars as a slAr Of tne stoo0d or third magnitude
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
FINAL MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
COMMITTEE

Tho conmr'ss 1 tho C,musan Caas FL >, ,ae .y-.,p,
M nsa % celstrae the successful y 1g OF ms 4.no
csbl yessercsy for ss ssi q c,.,,,s.s
their business they .ipay rc,1ois3 IN ~s,..sy
.a-r, Of ,pv'.xoo 10 tnoa. v, ha .ar,,o 1, 81.
ryaf1 Palace and dsoosng of tcsesa of sdn1ssyo:
roir eci of Deyes ~ the pobis no ,oy 90. de-
,sron 1asy coasiDued their E.eting I'LL an s3yasoed
oour the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
FEE oFFICERs or THE GOnGoN ANn INnus

'RfD " ANT&Tsso OF NWIttfVN ANU us.
Capt Dsymsu. Deus-nsn,s aitchsli sn1 so,Iar, Or,
6'nen and Psymss'sr Rooo,s os nes gassiys s.s.nsr
Goreon and several officers Of her ssys snp i,aas
we're expected 10 tosn Last evening b. che sos.on rao
but did Do arrive They ril tbs city .as ncrnisg
hy the Fall river boat will rsceiyet by Aiasr man
6cSpedop a5d the e mo~rs ~ Corporsn 90,
~fo = II escort shsro the Metropolitan Hotel vsaro
Apsrnesb hsve n-so taken FOR .haiT um ,1s iou
rher- ell be hve o1ssrs fvop Ig1qs and KS onu,.
Der from the Go,sor. Mr. Field osDor geose usa
will meet them .. bfeAhfass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
"WEDNESDAY, sePTKxBER l, 1853.

Detachment Of Policemen.
Troop sf O. salry 10 the 0rsrd MxyphAL
Bki0ADISn GENskAL CaAhL1s5 YATES,
Gvsnd MSshAL
Special Aids 70 he Grand Msrshal
Gen wu L ko~s@, Gen Paul spcfrord,
csot John Calhoun u. 2 NJ, Col Thomas Peafa
Col UepIy GRGr. Col sdward sAteriee.
MrjoI ueorgs Baldwin, Major samuel = Alvord,
joan b. hisa, tsq, AmD,oae N. striker, Esq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01

CoTToN PlAvrsRs' CoNvErTioN.-Th conven-
ton VII assemble IN Mscon on ne seccod Tuesday IN
September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
PROGRAMME OF THE FIREWORKS THIS


FNENTNW
In iron. Of lhs City Han snhsr.a W o. A Lfisn6hsl
Revolving 9ohe.
Polka Qusdslle
patprn sn5 bis ssiciiies
Compound sason wheel
Grand FuRe niece In two tivisi0ns.
TIE fys the Nsgsrs snf
bon rtins rendezvous IN mid he
cord division rpresenpg he rel 5nv o. each h-
rnsr the completely ~ ne
between the t~o greatest counuies the siobe.
In the public good view possible
rcaiss v be cred n the above pies vith the sresgo.
"a The giobe spd finale piece.
In of he danger n srins from he rcs n ne
Cv HA ssnd vii be errcet each ode for Rriss
sfes hserten coloHed Wumins 40 n,ar.
vsls throughout The everlnx
1he sss es ale wf cover enire ssoct ~ se
ball escb sta viii - p.~d sesInsr ard ~ Nc rarlre
Of the hulenr An entsblsuse wtn appropriate rnoso
snproted NJ erbeiliss-d wfh repraYnfur
The Etsles Of tie eloa, he wbos untsd an ae
sorics atn o the bond Of urv sesveer 10 two
psnons IA he srsest piece of p-rosehnc Art ever p.o
jectsd The oninnss d hs dh-fent beSag svsntay
carried out 10 eessll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
THE FIREWORKS At THE CITY HALL TO
MORROW EVENING"

The fo'io~ns II he ot tho ryrpechnc erhoi
i'm " re kifep era 4ousy by John ~. HN3h-d Fsq OF
fsst wlisnstms 70 nntrcw .vspins, - front OF ss
City Ian Pafk. ~ VII form grand oisr, ~ - .
The CONN a-cernorf an nnouucsd ~ he De h1rge
~ elg-si rrcAts followed ~ bsr03p - 'enssoDg
30 eccentric piers gteh s0s sGh Adouhse Ebetl "
faticns ors viii rhsrft r. rsnf IL sNfsensi wheN
Which aer ssurfrg chsngeg uh terminse Ni'h
4 heausfai rsstcs~statior of gesvtus @itow.
fHahls OF sheis ~ vsr0us cclgfs
Ths stas ii reY,~4 ~ tsns vercal wheel N greea
md gold " ssr ~ Am rca - silver larce~ors
wthers aop csus es wlh tcuse star IN soden
aie reported.
q Rastsries OF coloyet csrdss.
ttautifu unfhnpcai pscT opens Nth three h0vgpn.
tai wteae, changes hrpe vecai snh~s Which 81 ftsr
rhlreS cslor. wn fsuTt.eot re en4 Afrnei
rvsr IN tbs esrt ssd lrg lhs vaFous Lnss l
srarlsl nuFplo sod green ffes.
II rkpav OF hcrnh shells.
Wight OF rockets
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
L1s's cErrk, Va, April 'esh. 1855

Too TRUE.--WAen arakish youth goes
kssray. friends gather around him IN order
% restore him to the path of virtue.
Gsntleness and kindness are hyished up
Oh him to win him back toinnocence and
psace. No one would ever suspect that
be had siuned. But whenl poor, con-
6ding girl1is betrayed, she receives the
brand 81 society and il hspceforth driven
from the ways Of virtne. The betraysr
is honorad. respected. esteemed--theFe
Il no peace for her this side Of the grave.
RocIety has no loving. helping hand for
her. no smiles If peaees 10 voice Of for
: giysnsss. There are earthly noralitiss
unknown to heaven. There is i deep
wrong ID them. and fearful s the conse-
qusncas. Elss +, 81 @
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11

TIME Cemm9nwealih Of Virginia, to the
Ii Sheriff oil Fa9ette County, greeting: You
are hereby commanded to summon the Mount
Carbon Mining Company, if they. be found
within your baill~ick.e to appear before the
Jpdgeof our Circuit Court, Tor Fayetle Coun.I
ty. at The Clerks Office Of our said iCoult, at
Rules To- be held for said Court on the MS
Monday in May next. to answer Marine, Bsfitt
Of Plea OF. trespass on The case, ~ alsulnp5
Eli. damaae $50 90. And have then here
This Writ. Witness, JOHN B. JONES, Clerk
ST onr id Court. al the Court Hpuse, the
alsf dag Of Aprif 1865, aud in the SD year5of
the Commonwealth. j. b. 10 MES, Cler 1 i, II
DEsN,s s. BalLEr, pig. 4:tIal
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
HOWARD i ASSOCIATION. J
PHILA DELPHIA.s g.

~ y "a t1sseA A4AAfHk $3.50 hAA4Ae -2@fA-
"A Bensrolsnf it4tion, kstablislsds s,,.I
eiet eHaormsnt fr;fghe Fe4ef Jtht Cd ssi
distressed, afflicted rist Ernlfnt sai ~
demc disease. a
TNo alEpeTsons sflcssd w:sli sexual Dr.
IL easessuch as SPERM ALTO fRtiEA SEN
NAL WEAKNESS. IMP OliEN CO. &C NOR.
RHEA. GLEET, SYMPBILlS. the7Eiss 81
.oNANISM, or SELF ABUSE &c, Sc
The HOWARD ASS0EIA fI0N, ii visut
the awful desIyh ctiqn of human lifs5 eaas.a
by Sexual disease and THE dsceptions ptas
used upon the uRfortppae victims Of so
disease by Quacks. seyeIal Yeas ego dIEeets
their Consulting Sakgeon, Isl & CIIttAAR u
BILE ACT wofthyiSf their MANS 10 cpen 7
Dispensary for the Treatment ofthiSclssse
disease, in q 4 their forms, anGt to give Me-
CAL ADVICE CIR, ATS. 10 & II who spplrsH
letter, with d description Of their eoudiilal
.(aee, occupation, ha bitslofl life, &c.,l andla
cases Of extreme poverty To + IsSISH aEp
ICINES FREE OF CHARGE. It is neeesa
to add That the Ass. eiaiion eommpndl ~
highest Medicui skill BIZ the age, and viii iuE'E
ISL the most appFosed modern treatment !,
e The Directors, on 1 review Of the Iess!is0
assured that their lalioFs in this sphsfe q =
nevolent effort, hayeSbeen Of great btaefl.H
the afflicted, especially to The Young, and ~
have resolved 10 devote themselves, wa q
lnewed zeal, to this very important els mus
Edespised cause. ntrAs s
Just Pl shed by Tie Association, ksps !.
on SpeImatorrhma, OF seminal " 60 knees. =.
| Vice Onanism, MastufbationI OF Self p0s /,
and other diseases ofgthe. Sexual Organs Y
the Consuiting Surgeon, which viii Ds e 81 Y
by mail Tin a sealed letter envelope. se 90
OF. CHARGE E. on receipt ~ two 81 Ar ss
i for postage. vi IN.
Address, fo4 Report 81 sreatmesk =.
GEORGE r. CALHOUN aCoussltlps I, y. "
geon, Howard Association, No: z Sopth a'1''
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. q 4
BY orderof Tie Directors.
81 EZRA D, HEARFW ELL, Pfsssss.s'fA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
q WILLIAM SMITH,
Saddle and Harness Maker,

aaa BUFFALO, va,
MOULD inferm his friends and the
IN public generally TINT be still con-
tinues 70 manufacture every description
ofiwork in his line in the best manner,
and At as low prices as can he purchased
in Western Virginia. N
Thankful for the patronage Heretofore
bestowed pn him, he Respectfully asks !
Econtinuance ofsthe same.
June Ii, 1855, y2n1Otf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11

ii LADY, residing inlthe vicinity Of New
York, the wife ola distinguished citizen.
md wen known ii the fashiopahle world.
has testified her interest In the revival
novsments. by convertiugs the elegant
billiard room. attached is iier house. into
! pIacelfor PRAYER meetings, III which her
nsighhets participate daily.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
wagon, !. and blacksmith shop.

TNI3E subscriber informs the inhabitants Of
u Goals Mouth and vicinity, that he. stiH
centinues to carry on the Wagon Making ant
Bladksmithilg business. in all their diferend
branches. He is prepared t6 furnish, his GUS
tonsrs with a neat, good aud substantial
Wsgon; his inatefials are oftthe best quality,
and lie IS confident his workwill bear inspec-
tion,a is ii is done either by himself, Or uneef
his immediate inspection.
aso7l h3 N JOHN DVERSHfNER.
d Coarss Mourn, Feb. 90, 1883. 3:4f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11

Notice. III. jill
vv1o iW;lt;s,n r. I.adfl andIWaliam MI. Pey-.

Tso WiiliamF Ladd and William NJ. Pey-
ton. TAKE NOTICE. that on Monday
the 3tst day DC May, 1858, ut the office 8of J. .
Price Smith ESQ.,, in the city Of New York
IN. Y..Y between The hours pf 6 A. NJ and G
P. IN. of that day, we shall take the deposi-
lions Of isaac Al. storm, William Calender,
and others, III ne read as evidence iii our be-
half, ia a suit III equity now pending in the
Cifcnit Court of Boone county Virginia, in
which YOU are Defendants, and we are plain.
,tifHs. And il from any cause, the taking of
said depositieHs be not commenced, Of if com
menced. BE not concluded on that day. the ia
hing Of the same will be adjourned and con
tinhed from day TO day, and from lime to time
at 1.-THE same place, and between the same
hehrs, until the same shall be completed.
THE VIRGINIA. CANNE 81 COAL co.,
II HI Il M GogksEL.
Charleston Kanawha, Mas All 1883
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4 4. COUNTRY q, oINUj-N,TTlE,R.Y PRoDucE WANTED.
TOBACCO FACTORY.
!. N. B. THOMPSON
HURRICANE BRIDGE.

N HURRICANE Bird GE, 8F
CTILL continuesto manufacture TO-
ID BAGCO and CIGARS. He would
especially invite the attention of Mer-
chants to his Tobacco, pledging to sell
III the very lowest prices. f
June 4, 1856, n9y2tf. att
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REPRESENTATIONS Piizes.

The 600 Prizes Of SIS will be sdet efmlned
by me last figure Of the number that draws
ne &sddO0 brise. For example: II the HInl-
i'm drawinFthe so 0o0 Prise ends with Ne.
Il then ali The tickets where the number ends
Il. {. will beentitled 10 SIS, n The number
eEds With No. b, then the tickets where the
ends III 2, WILDE entitled to SIS. ind
"a on ID OH ssS lib Il s%sssss sF 84Ea# vi ~ J
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CIRTlFICATES OF Packages:
ar Zen Tickets a re sold at the following
0nrllteIr, tIicket

Bank Mites of sound Banks taken, at par.
Checks onI New York. RENTED for prizes
Drawings Of large Classeswn be published in
New YorkEa New Orleans sunday. papers,
and Charleston and Savannah daiiies.
i'd Adde'S orders. for tickets Or certltcates
of packages of tickets ~ ~
IS. ANDERSON Il SON, MANAGERS,
.4x7n3fyi| s Macon OF Savannah, Ga.
SMALL SCHEME DRAws EVERY "WEDNESDAY an
I'D lib s#FH - SATURDAY. III
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x7fnGINIA, Ss AT kufes ned, in me
clerk 8 Office ofthe Cncuit Court for
ksaasha cSna yori tAs iirss Monday ia April.
i is Rue cYnpi. h ] M q. s,ss u
tshn n shrswsDarysnl = Sn-ns'' e
atls5 q |ssi ! /. -, !, 3 7sssvs /. II
John, b ShfewsBufyon one moietyfafta tract q
land conye yed 70 him BY yphn Lewis and
.Ssrah 8; his wife, and Allen III. Smith aud
Ann, his vile, by Deed Of Record IN the Clerks
Once OF Kama VII CouUty Court, Book II
page IS, dated ist January 1884 Il, ying a. the
COUNTY of Kanawhas now occupied py tls
s.iid John G. Shrewsbury, and CONTAINING 4oV,
dcts s more Of less, being part ef tract o.
93 026 acres. grapted by ths cen9o nw e ~ !,
|of Virginia to Robert B. ames, Fred Mot
yneux and John, Pollock, e, ss...s,5l
ii appeafing from at5dayit filed that Ardrey
lD. lewis. Jo5asW, he wis and James y. Lew ~
s. Defendants in this suit. are non residenss
ofthis State. It's ordered that they do appear
here within one month 4 iter due publication
az this order and do what is necessafy to pro
tect theifinterest III the premises. 81.
4 Corr Tests, q. Y el| ARRlERs! ! Slsfk,
u .. oWANNE CVls ~ $50 80 II -
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]. {. WOLF,
II r. DEALER WV
STOVES AND TIN WARE,

-
4 tess5ssSs sFfsS DEALER EN *
STOVES AND TIN WARE,
Commensurate aw, bet. Court ana e-Sts..
GALLlPOLIS, OHIO,
IN HANUF ACTURESto order, and has cen-
lvI SANITY on hand oil descriptions of i
COPPER, SHEET IRON AND TINyWARE,
Also, keepsA large and complete assortment Of
9E COOKING 8 - o YES. as 81
OF the rdostsimptoved patterns, adapted to
burning either wood OF ceaii and likewise,
afulE supply OF PARLuRkST0VES, which
he nil dispose eison a. reasonable terms as
cahbe bonghtin Cincinnati. "
\ His stock has been selected with care. and
he respectfully invites the citizens Of the Ka
nawha valley to give him aEcall, and be will
warrant d give entire satisfaction. both as to
quality snd cost. His motto Is sc aick sales
and smsIl prof 4 ssIs 4 "A tc m
a. Z Old Copper, Pewter. DC, taken in ex-
change for all goods IN his line.
z Galilpdtis, a pEiI A, 1851. i ioy2yIa q