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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

UNITED STATES CONVENTION OF UNIVERSAL
IsTs.-The U?iversa)ists are 10 hold United
States Convention IN Rochester, commencing on
Tuesday morning, September 2oth, and continu-
ing three DAYS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

"ByrIEa TAN CE - Hon. DAVID {
Frederick / s. Senate. ON Ca 'o-n'a sad m
la speech u Piace"v
Il have rved among ou mo 4 t'ian ten yeas
From the commcnccnj ard during the pc" od
when tue gross vices of public men wc'c wlnhed
go o'''S", ga .sCcuU'I al iur general n, it =
OF Hsora'- ,i,". r----..
by ;he pCe~eHce -! Virtnnus women. 40 mar, w
'ng o. dead, ever saw me ri a ganiiL" table, or
in - Drolhcl, or updcr the iTiluc.cc of liquors,
o. even hncw me 10 refuse to pay "A honest bill.
Vehement aud prolonged cheering. No one
ever dared TO ch?rgc ne with being Influenced
by pcc'!niary considerations ia any vote which
gave. Can my tr&ducces say a. much -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

CoUSrT FAiR.-The Annual Fa;- Of the Ayr
cultural Society Of the County Of St Clair viii
be held at 81. Clair on "Wednesday, Thursday
I'd Friday, October l2th, 18th and 18th.
On Friday, at O'Clock T. ". Hon. Robert
McClelland vii deliver the ANIMAL address
Al three O'Clock Oh Friday the annual election
Of Offices viii tale place.-P; Huron PresS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

0SE HUSpEEp AND Fifteen YEARS ULn.-The
Detroit Tribune o. Thursday teN, Of an oil
woman, a ha't breed, being the daughter Of
Freach and Indian parents, who died recently in
the PoOr-Iouse o. WAYNE county, aged rs
years. Sle was the rc'ict Of Francis Metey;e, 4
French resident Of bet Of, many years since, and
soldier of the last war. Mr. NJ Was born in
the city, and has always lived lhe.e O. in the
vlcini;y. Ter husband has been dead tor long
time, and 70. some years past she has resided al
the County-Eiouse, being wholly des, 'tu;c Sac
died Of no pa-lieuls- iisease-s'mp'y old age ed
lis consequent inf, nj, es
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

4 Cu-RCn SEIZED WITH BILIOUS iTTACh.-
Last Sabbath was Quarterly Meeting of the NJ.
+. Church, end, as usual on such occasions the
Sacrament was administered. After the meeting
adjourned the members went THEFT several ways,
some 10 dine with friends in town, some 10 their
homes in the country. In about an hour the
doc.o!s wee in requisition in every direction /;
the whole membership IVES seized with a stimuli
taneous " bilious attack, and the demand tor
re- medal agents was gene-al The first smell Of
the surptuous d lners prea-cd provoked sudden
I'D inv voluntary CIuctation on the part OF all the
orthodox members of tie respective families.
The venerable Peter Cartw" ght, Presiding FL
der, Cor whom extra preparations bad, OF course,
been made retired ron the prospect as dinner
came on, a Eit,le beat over, with both hands
placed below his vest buttoas, declaring that che
Didn't feel Ike eatrg" One brother il said 10
have made for hrs house. ha'f bent, and with a
eroan, tumbled on to the bed ana in reply to
hs witc's What's The mattcr?' exclaimed in
dcsparirg tone, "Oh, I've got the cholera y
The epidemic spread al through the country,
exciting couside able ala IN end occasion.ng a
&c lciat casting up o. accounts. But the panic
subsidized when il was ascc aiacd that antimon a
vine had been, bv mistake, admin tered 10 the
whole body of communicates We understand
,hat Uncle Peter 50 Il, t was the first time hc
ever knew ?G attempt 10 WON'T the devil out OF
the church Although il was serious matter
the sinners, owing I" The hardness ct then
hearts, did laugh u HcheSter tHt) thro".
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

AUSTRIAN LosSEs.-Acco.''ug 10 an Official
return OF the Austrian government, ms; pub
Eshed, the total loss o. the Austrian army in
Italy IN Killed, wounded aud p-iso7e-s w. .l6i
officers end $500 men.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

H.gD TINES AND DEgoCRACT-A Democrat
in Minnesota think bis pasiy viii be beaiel
- because the times are 80 hard that the candid
ates have no money to spend for whiskey.T
Who expects watch To 90 without main
springs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

TEs BEOEcK's WISSIsGs.-&r. Ten BroecA
states, in private letter addressed to fr'ena
IN Memphis, that his totai winnings, since Dis
present =ojoura in England, have amounted %
$40, 900. to gaia which he has only riske'
$50 900
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

ASRlSG Too NCCa.-A Minister. noted for
comjiaiHg the somewhat inconcruous professions
OF preachc- aud money lender, was Offering q
prayer, in Vh.ch was the following petition :
- Grant that We NAV have more interest in heay-
en- " Don't DO IL exclaimed Of the conc-e-
CATION, don't 90 il The old sinner gets five
per cent q month nov, AID that's enough, the
Lord knows,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

CIR LANDS-Lauds given away. under last
winters law for the benefit o: settlers, was s,3l3
i.-lo0, during the fist sixteen DAYS Of Sept.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

Man SHOT "A tcamstcr was coming on
To the Plank Road, near Fish's Nil, on saturday
morning last before day-treaL. two successive
shots we've made at him, both missing their aim
The man sitting on his wagon, and d-coy-
cred two men at the side of the road near b m
sho fed after the second shot was fred There
j. evidently gang o. scouud cI- lurl ~ abou.
the woods uea- PiHe River that richly deserve
Nur,p Pres
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

lvTOE-ANT CoNFESsIOS.-The Free Pres IN 4
late issue speaking Of the Registry Law, makes
the lowing Tpo TAFT confession
"I' ever he uocrst sees to it that his name
e upon the rcgs ser, Detroit wi ron up her &C.
cusiomed msio-ity."
This sass in - maly words, that the Regis
Try Law does not restrict the right of voting, or
bear Win sPecia' OTp-css'yeness upon Democrats.
II tleE ic- seer they EN- vote a. ;uev alwavs
have, and they have a maor;ty of LEGAL voters
they can elect tIei- candidates. but they cannot
use Illegal voters in this lest only are they re-
stained, and TO a-gle against such : restraint
ev ICES unusual political deprayity.-Def. 7ri.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

II rAKFs L,nY 7" 800 Sal E TJ-NGs.--
Tie Portsmouth Hp"JI,rp tells a pleasing an-
eciote Of the Hon. VIM. Dcnuisoa. the Eepub-
lican candidate 60 Gpveruo- of ono. He was
addressing a large crowd up North H. which was
"A tai~ proport on 81 ladies'. lie spoke beyond
the limits assigned hv himself, and turnirg to a
cloci. in the further end Of The hall remarked
that the time ral passed So ilsetly that hc was
afraid that he wa- taxing the patience Of h's an.
deuce. 60 on, 90 on was head rom cvery
part 81 the house. until the speaker proceeded.
At this moment. when cvcrythin. was still, a
pretty lady arose in the aud'o zee, took o. thick
vail, aud quietly Hl'Eirg to the clock and cover
81 up the d'tl plate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

BUTNgD TO DEArH.-Thomas Coranauch. so
the Jackson Citi-sH is informed, was burned to
death on Friday morning at Parma, by the con.
fasration of his house. He was sober mar.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

FIRE. IN Cd'CAGo.-Tie City Of Chicago was
visited by fire on Wednesday night, and proper
ty TO the value of $500, 900 was destroyed
This was the most extensive fire which has Oc.
Cured thero, since 1894. several large luubcr
yards were destroyed, the Hydraulic Mills, Ee-
formed PRESBYTERIAN Church, two foundries and
machine shops, and numerous though small dwell
ling houses.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

A NEw AEu.-A new repeating shotgun hs'
been perfected al Colts armory, ard WI prob
bly, he soon in Ina KIT. IL j. made Tor five char
yes. can be- loaded and discharged w':h great 2
pility. Provision = made Tor SAFETY, 50 that =
can be ca ri.d Tia ough the mos; de1se WOOD
without fear 81 accident
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

handsome and well edited sheet, OF the above
title, at Bay City, Bay county.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

AwFUL.-Mr. Jsmes Byran, of Thornville,
Lapeer county, says the Republican, inpaled
himself upon sharp SADDLE, in jumping from
a fSucc. and died on the second day
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

LINES OF Mas. BRowsISG.-The Boston
Transcript learns from private letters that Ms.
Elizabeth Bs-retI Browning is lying seriously III
at her home near Florence.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

SWAMI LANps-The amour; of Swamp Lands
sold, from Sept lst to 10th inclusive, was S,144
t7-l00 acres
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

RAPID INCREASE OF Travel OyER THE p. AND
". RArLwAT.-The travel over the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway, We are glad to learn. has
more than dou5ied s'nce the new steamships
were pat on the transit between this CITY and
Grand Haven-jGst one week ago Yesterday
and the indications are that il Will continue 70
i1creese, for every one who has occasion 20 pass
over the route Oscc i sure 10 continue par-oa-
ling IT, and 10 recon mend il to Others.-HH.
Stint
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

TIMELY W4r-Whcn SIR Walter Scott vas al
school, a boy in the same class was -sNed boy the
dominic wha; part Of speech nth was. A
noun, sir," sa:d the boy. You young block
head, cried the pedagoguc, " what example car
YOU give Of such thiag.' ." can ten you,
-ic. inter up,ed Scots. " You know theresa
verse in the Bible which w, '.hey bound ST'n-
-0n with wibs'"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

MURDER TRIAL At M,CKI>hc.--in the ease
of Tire People IS. Augustus Pc1d-bciore the
District Cour., Hon. u. Goode D, Presiding
Judsc-thr testimony closed Monday afternoon
at O'Clock. The argument on the part of the
prosecution was opcred 10y J. W. McMath, Esq
Prosecuting Attorney. in neat aud very excel
lent speech o. Yearly two hours duration. liol.
Alex. w. Buel, Of Detroit, followed, on ihe part
of the defence, in very able argument Of ;our
hours in length. Tn TUESDAY forenoon, Richsrd
Batter, Esq, made the closing afs amen. on the
part OF the prosecut.on it was very iiuc effort,
and he had as psf OF his audience qritc q num-
Der Of ladies'.
The charge Of Judge GoodR was given Ia
the jury late in the 9|crlool. II was a clear
aad able exposition o: the law applicable To the
c; -, occupying about "a hour IA i,s delivery.
TIE jury retired At 1870 T.. ", and, ai,c-
being out all night, c. NJ into court as $50 \.
NJ. on "Wednesday, having found the prisoner
guilty OF mansaughtc".
Ycstc day morniag Judge Goodwin sentenced
Pond ton voa--' inpriSaa;n.H' lard iaIo
ia the State Prison a; jackson. S1eJN NuiIay
and the p, 'soncr lcit o. the r:ooclier Bufia'o
early this morning 70. JACKSON - Nac'iH@r
HTdld, Sept I,h.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

MANCHESTER, \. H., Sept. II. 1888.
The mus.c. OF iircmen in this city is a great
and exciti affair, embracing - compa2 es and
30 bands og n.usc. With the crowd of yisiters
to the show, were numerous Sa'nhi"'S, between
whom end the frenel some lrou"ic occurred
about II O'Clock last night, which led to Sc
r,ous rot, in which scVerr' building were par
t.aly demolished and othe" property de>troyc':
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

A WKLcoNE.-W. f. Robinson, (Rchlieu.)
late OF the n. Y. zribxne, was at bis home in
ireland received with all honors.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

TUscoLA PIoSEER.-Mr. Bartlett has procured
a new and handsome dress, for his useful paper
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

GooD.-Brooklyh is 10 have a monster park
a. well as New York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

CHEAF-Fine peaches are plenty at sregan.
at two shillings per BUSH
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

4 RzrUa1CAN MlETING DlsrFcssn "a IiGz.
While a Republican NEE, NJ VS. IN prog 'eas
a; the Peoples ThcaI-c' At St Paul, ou Thurs
l'n ns hr, the s'sgr, upon which NJ. CoL.ax, of
Indiana Wa si.cIl.i'l5, va- discovered to be on
t,c. \ pt"'c al once seized tine audience, and
he house was suddenly cleae,j, without ;niurv
IA anybody. Tee h'ill'nr was consumed. IL
WIS frame structure, and the Jos. + not very
heavy, Ihoush VI. Queries, t'u ownc-, loses
81 500, ind VIZ. Van Lew. the ThcItc- manager,
loses considerable sccrcrv aud other property
The ii:c : supposed "a have been set mali
cioUsly hy some ~ jtr Democratic pug-uelic-, ~
Who wished to h7eil MP the cctug--rucc %
TosrHa}
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

4 Lone Sr&LL.-A Gelt'cral f. North Chcs-
ter, Vermont. TWO or three weeks si"ce offered
a prize. q copy 81 Webster " Unabridged
Dic,ionary' 10 tbr one of The scholars "a al lhc
public schools H. the toNh who SHOULD "Spcit al
zine oibcrs down Seven schools wee accord
ingiy represented, ard aboa, dc1ons,eacners
and a Ia 'ee c-"Nd os spect,.af, were present
whel thc trial took place, ou tic 2ltn ul,. o'ly
one ,i:d Va to bc lad GA "A wo.d, and The N
fortunate WHO missed must ,ak,. his or her scat
Eighty scholars contested FOR the honor aud The
prize, and aitc, FIVE Lours trial, tyc pupils re-
NAMED standjag and the enthusiastic audience
soon raised tho nced'ul to purchase each copy
o! the great " Unabridged"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

DISTRESSING OcCUEaESCE.-We are Informed
that a daughter OF Joseph Spencer, Esq Of Gil
ford, IN this "o.aty, aged years AMI month
was bu ned "a death on Thursday last She had
just returned rom school, whcn her mother eft
hcr in charge Of two younger children, while
She went lo "a ucighbors', some cirhtv rods dis
Dlt. o. the mothe-s return, she found the tt
to- cirl lyiug upon lounge, wi,h her clothes en-
rifey gone, and he body shockingly burned
She was iu~en-ible To pin then, but stl able to
stale that her dress took fire from coal that
snapped upon it from tue stove; that she ran
to the bars Tor help. and finding none, returned
to the honse and sought the lounge. She died
at a5ou; O'Clock in the evening. This sad oc-
cgryeuce has fallen with severe blow upon the
afflicted parentS.-Titsco'1 Pioneer, Sept. O.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

Fuc boteIl- AID SLAvERI.-lIop. i-aac t.
More, Ion. Democratic member Of Congress
i'um Louisiana has wii,,on a letter published
IN The Washington .S.at,Sl n which be saws the
next Presidential contest viii be between Gov
crro- Seward an! Judge Douglas, and thet l.,
s5pFort WI ue gwen to the latter Wen, We
expected u"h'H@ better at him. HIS method
o. stating TIE ease, ho~eve-, - worthy of par
ticular notice Thee are h cN act words.
"Wha;evcr is-gcs NAV be- made mp in the
North, East Or West, ADD Whatever notices,
may be- Inscribed on ;hcir banners. We Of the
South, viii baye 20 choose bcf,rlc1 Sc,r1rd, tho
bjio,id with Congress, ol:' iu~' -diction, or Sia-
rry ~ad DougiaS, uoU-intervcntion by Congress,
with ,hc people 20 decide "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

~ d, -
~ ''N.''r5i "Ni, - ~ y : -
see A''e Tor 'hs 0'n't ''t; oai,i = nI'I''
c"hpit''d ~ Newport 'lt'f-',I In,es '"oS
tn, Guy 1t =" ,'T' ""'c l'',"' pI'.'s '"e
"'dlt o. t'e 'a',"p =, =, = 't'' "'ef "''u '"'
two "elr' h'th' u" t'"'"Gr use" ;" It's COR
p tSu"a' Sli I'M" 'lcI po'tu7' M"u'i H,o'r",t f,
9"o", ono h5''r'" p'1 f"f'"@ I"o"S""" J',t !
II P, "y ,'e' I" D. ,'I' E"'c ~ ,"e "o'ti
j. i'e.e any "o""' Oh ,"'' point II Me'I'.'
nom ne .in.H Iu"h'''F 81 ITO" a''do'y' u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
] GAuTION.

u understand that my name has been used
upon Gram Cleaners of other patents and
that such Cleaners, have been sold as my
manu- facture. This isa fraudsupoTi the pdf-s
chaser, and is done 70 sell Worthless mac hines
L. -! - ~ sSf i. B, HEART
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
lINnTIGE.
!! GoNnrssIaaER D EFIeiE,

1FsF n 10 UEttIIIU6I I@s5 tV1OsE - D u.
TRe parties 4to4 this suit will attend II
& !5iii&e III Charleston, 81, TUESDAY, the.
47IlHE Nh ST Jauuafy. 1869 ,stAe day hiclt
fj,ase. n appointed for opening the above
f4A1{loIeRhe cause With = view le ;. :
Lid ssate4lh accounts ordered An llIs 4 !,
FEEdaire fhe production before me e q y, III
Il, -snr1apfs AS shall Be necessary to en-
III in 81 report lis. Directed The De
9.ss i 4 r,.sil II ff1r ii. mo other notiseSWill
.bs tl NUM- YOU than this publlcaRdn.
ALEX. i. LAIpLEY,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
Gradn CIearaer..

TNHIS patent Grain Cleaner has been pro-
+ nounced BY all who have used il, to be
the fastest and best operator ever introduced.
y The sales made the last year were much
larger than heretofore, and entire satisfae-
ton have been gwen 10 every farmer who
has purchased them. sas s.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
REI8H DRUG9.
). q. ROGER.

-ll-.t Egs D. Il 3A<1G1AH "a
HAS just arrived nom the Eastern any
LII Northern cities bringing with him yeId
large and extensive assortment Oh
Drugs,
Dye SAlfs,
Paints e. Oils, tja ~
Perfnnlery,
Fancy Articles, &C., &c,
All Of which has been selected With the, ut =
most caIs, from the largest and best importing
Houses IN the United States, and which arc
warranted pnEe and fresh.
: He has alsolrecieyed large lot OF window.
glass, paint brushes and other useful afLlcles
usually skeptin Drug Store. III
Physician prescriptions Snd prdsIs prompt
ly attended to at the Charleston Drug Store. Il
JAS. II. ROGERS,
NAV 1859 Front Street. ChatIestoH. Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
New 9tores

a =7sT N SES47gs5 - n -
With :n entire NEW sTocKef Goods
NO OLD GOODS 81! IS
ri AM now opening, at the Store House for
i needy occupied BY Goodwin and Wefeh,
opposite the ~ Kanawba Hp1se,n an entire
New stock of Dry Goods, 81
Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Gaps, A Cigars, &c,
Which am offering very cheaf. for CASH |,
or Country produce !sf
examine my stock. JAS. -B.5 MOVES
{ Charlestoni Nov. 9th, 1873. lEf i4s29
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I ..I,IcHT on THE sUBJECT.'
PERSONS in wantsof Window G !,
Putty, DC, would dowsll to Sal Y ,ep
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&C fo 81. 'Taking Deposition. .

.I 4, I6I,n d. Shrewsbury, Jphn ". Lew
lanes Nj Lewis, and Andrew b.
1 L.,is ii lliis own right md MS executor
Fls V I, LAWS, late Of Kanamha coHlSty,
EG I "a Ms Margsr;y . ! Kenna, Mrs.
d isSs. NH II evils, widow Of the said ot1n
= sSsls ;a sde5,d., Allen-M. Smith and Val
F u i!os il ND Being nom fesidentsof the
i nonwealth 6f Virginia. publication
WV W u notice for four successive weeks is
y s' IL and YOU the said defendants will
~ II ,So1lice that on Saturday CHE l4th
4 }'A 81 January, 1850. at 1.-The office Of
!. III i'll III Laidfey, ria Charleston. county
3Fh .ts1t VI aw i'll, between the hours ofs8
i 19 s5.Sl A. M., and. 6P. NJ, Of that day,
i n 'ElsFI lake The dispositions Of Guy p.
] staS5hsws And Others 9o \ read in my be-
s 1!sts Il 4 slit iii equity, pending in the
,$$s 4 Il CS5jurt .of Kanawha, wherein YOU
;# sf4Rdants and lam complainant.3
s h u III from any cause The taking of said
!. Il 1jmi;i6ss shall hot be commenced or if
I 's,.$5,msliaced. and net completed, ths
.1e #. thejsame will be cqntinuedland
4 tf.ff flsfm dAy.to day sundays *
'f!HIg unt3E began, taken and completed !.
(3fsR Al. r GID, sby Counsel. &.
T Fl n n. Lae>1E J5tg 3tcE 80 Yi5H A#fS3 80
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sUNDRIES. |

544i h. sUNDRlIES!EEE,t5 4 Il
~ Boxes Palm Soap. s.s g
IN 40 Boxes Palm No Soap. & 4
Y so German az VI
40 !. Fancy % !
so tgttt and hal boxes Star Candles.
IS fTaHow 4 ,5sts #Ef.5et 40 I'll. 81.
II sabs is Kegs Bi-Carbonate Soda. &.
100 Doz. assorted Broofns: 81,
40 Bales No. I Batting. j i
80 I" No. do H.,
t}att loo boz. Buckets.
$ = DO Nests assorted Tabs. i.
& rs. yBbls Pulverised Saleratust I'D.
TOO Doz. Bed Cords ..:s
5eaReels.P Pack Yarn. \
Hf5 Dog. Zinc Wash Boards. = III
eltOO Boxes Raisins. -&5 St, d.
BOO Reams assorted Wrapping Papel. f
a50 Boxes Starch. .z ztsz
rs - Assorted Candy.
Is 80 Bags !" Shot.
lis Bales Bar Lead. t7Is
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s:..-zln The Circuit Court d

Rbfd tjatliEsl h OS"ii Y{ lsssE Ef ~
n INV a CDal River st fEie I'll
lt''1lllE GREE FOR .IApg0UKT; ],
Il ttl.T; ABsTRAcT, III
81 Mi .th4 Court doth refer this cause
Fl T551nlnsiissionerg Alex: q q Laidley, 70
jss3t statd hid ifpart the following ac-.
s5aBig. td4wftE,;; '
j lllstg-A,d Account showing the lands 81
notwithstanding are seized in ka q;
4bwfi;is | so1sft ysDf lsetF lfere-
~2l.EE Is 0F account sllewitfsg the Judg.
r.i5 l.s iirrast and other IfePs upon the
4 III e5tate 1of ..the Defendants and the
sB, 3 thefeof and their pridrities.5
s..ill b NJ Account showing wheta'er n the
NH; issifea ard prbfts Of lheir real es y
IT,, Mill, in ffs3 years pay left and lex eS-
,Ip4Iish the existins Judgments 4 Il ust
III 5I#et I'LL lens Gif any there be) upon
.EFestd Estate of the said Defendants.
zis IA ndtiee Of taking Shis account. pub.
jjS+.iItdl atinE the sKanawha Valley star. !"
iSr.ttle#i usual period shall,bs suffeient'
!, jJalent 5te- person service. -
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sTRAWI cUTTERS.
He For
PIKE5 RHsA.K9
GREAT EXCITEMENT
.oFor.

S. 6aT.gatn 9t0Te!
lust received my Spring Stock 81 Dry
Il Goods, Groeenes, &C. Il, -
8 4 you want to get good bargains, eaitand
examine. ass d 18Th ~
EST, for cash or county produce.
: 4 so J. B MOVES.
Isl door above steam-boa landihE.
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UToULD respect lily inform their nurner-
wv Gus friends and customers on Kanawha
that they keepion< hand a large and weil.se-
lstted stockof Groceries, stcss and, are pre-
pared tots tifl any orders from q broad they may
be favored with, at shortest notice
Orders received through the Galipolis and
Kanawha packets, promptly attended to, filled
III the lowest prices, and goods sent BY retan
Boat. Satisfaction GUARANTEED and goods re-
turnable at our expense, if not put up aceord-
ing tog orders. N u II
{ sIsha followfng articles comprise part Of gu
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W. q. NoRvELL,

DEALER IN 81.
Groceries Cenfect;onaries
"a MEL F.. ]. coal !: 1 OIL J.
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! LOCAL aGEsr WASTED.
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wa oLEsALE AND RETAIL,
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COFFEE.L

\ TOBACCO. AZ,
IN Butts Sutherlin,s Star. s4+E=.z
,s)U 90" James pounds
5oa Florence Hughes Long los
n IS Caddy Boxes Pfarie Chicken. !:
L 20 Butts Flora Temple. 8 Fl.
II q55Kegs >Gedge q Bros Six Twist.
- III 80 ;;r5,ss S. ID. Wi Hams fine ent chewing.
On 3bIs Queen City Cutand Dry. tazs
Il IN paif-bbls g. do
BrsKtRK 4 DAVIS.
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