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To George w. Lemon, s. g. Burbridgs. and Oscar
II. Burbridge:
TvsHERE 10 now file in the office OF the Clerk Of
i the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, o. Fort
Madison, the petition Of Rix, Hale + Co., repro
senttng that Lemon Burbridge, viz: George w.
Lemon and 8. g. Burbridge-executsd their two
promissory notss December 4th, 1855 TO 3. r. d.
w. Ford, and executed - security for the payment
Of the same, their mortgage decd on lots one and
shs. said Ds Ford n sndoI.ed q and dsliv
cred said notes TO Plaintiff and that they NOW
tho holders Of said notes and the said mortgage,
and that Oscar n. Burbridgs has subsequent
mortgage on said property. 6aid petition asks for
o judgment against Lemon 4 Burbsidgs fer IS .O00
and order Of sale Of the property, and for gen.
eral relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day Of May torn t185o) Of
said Court judgment will be rendered according TO
the prayer Of the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
March Ill, 1859. Att'ys for plaintiffs.
mchtbd1m
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No. Estes House, -. Ke0kuks
TN order to raise "the needful," will sell until
i the list of FEBRUARY, AT COST ron CASE.
No humbug, gentlemen. Call in and see for your
selves. think can convince you that an hon-
est in my assertion. / have good custom-mad
work, and will cell it for Cash.
A. W.6RIFFITH,
Jan. 4, '50-d No. 3 Estes House.
4 FEW handsome business suits, latest style,
IA for sale at No. Estes House. A. W. q.
octl4
A LSO, good assortment of Shirts and Collars,
IA at No. 3 Estes House. AVE-.
oet14
A GOOD assortment Of Gloves, Aeck-Ties, &c.,
IA at No. 3 Estes House. A.W.G &.
octl4
DQYs', Youths and Children q Clothing, for sale
- at No, 8 Estes House. A. VIC.
Oct 4,185Sd
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Coal,

Coal,
FROM THE Il w YORK AND FARM.
INGTON COAL MINES.
"HOLESALE and retail. Acknowledg red by
w all to be the best Iowa Coal.
Price Il cents delivered. Office on Third street,
second door from State Bank.
mchl3d II. r. PLATT.
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To Ambrose huckcr and Garry Lewis:
TINHERE 10 now on 1le in the ofhce Of tn Clerk
/ Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, IT
Fort Madison, the petition Of Henry Won Phul and
Theodore 8. AcGill, claiming Of you the revival
Of = judgment in favor Of PLAINTIFF against Am
brosc Rocker, rendered 1t the April term, 1881 Of
the District Court Of said county, for the posses
sion Of the north west quarter Of section ten q
in township ixty-six (66) north Of range ave (N
west in Lee county Iowa, and Eve cents damages and
alleging that Garry Lewis holds. under or through
date Of said Judgment. The prayer Il for re-
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the May term (l650) of
said court, Judgment win be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
March IL, 1s6e-d Plainti1l Att'ys.
To ]. Il. 5treeper, q. b. Parker ]. u. Bruce, ]. s..
Thompson and Edward Boyd:
THERE IL now on Gle in the Office Of the Clerk
i of the District Court Of Lee County, lows, 1t
Fort Madison, the petition Of =. y. 4 v. A. Yore,
claiming Of j. II. Streepcr and q. B. Parker, the
notes executed by them to j. Bruce and j. s.
Thompson, and by them endorsed to j. B. Walsh,
and BY him endorsed and delivered to plaintiffs.
Also, claiming the foreclosure Of 4 mortgase
executed by said Strecper and Parker, to secure
said notes, lands la Lee county, lows, In
which the other defendants arc inteYested.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day Of the May term 1852
Of said court, judgment will 10 rendered against
you.
March IL, 1859 Plaintins' Att'ys.
mach 17d4w
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H 0 l Y D A Y
PRESENTS
At Cost
At Cost !!

THE subscriber having stock Of FANCY
GOODS, BOOKS, FANCY STA.
TIONERY. &c, which is not connected With
his regular business, is DESTROYS Of closing them
cut, and will. during the coming Holidays,
Sell them at Less than their origi.
nal Cost!
They consist Of GOLD PEN and PENCIL CASES,
Ladies' Work Boxes,
Ladies' Bags, various kinds;
Ladies' Fans,
Pearl Portmonaies,
Leather do
Jet Bracelets, &c.
Bibles, Prayer Books, Miscellaneous Books.
CHRISTMAS GAMES,
Adapted to the present season, for both large and
small children.
Paint Boxes,
Brushes,
Perfumery,
Fancy Stationery, DO.
WM. b. GERRING,
Dec2h Main-st. bet. 9th d 7th.
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rr;.. IL. duDIfoh6 OKrICE, Iowa.
Afancs Company Of New York City, has led in this
onos renswed Statement in accordance with section
:, chapter lte, Laws Of 81, which receives m an
pfosAI. DO therefore renew the certificate Of
wnioh Is hereby continued in full force and eaec,
Ior the year 1859. tits further certified that the
urnexed Is true copy OF the Statement ~ filed.
"Mnes. my band and seal at Dos Moines, this
lL.s.J lsth day Of February, 1852
J.W. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
EN- Of Lamar Fire Insurance Company ,
VI me oity OF New York, Jan. ], 1859.
and all paid up in ;o0 600 90
amount OF Surplus Jan. lst, Is59....... 50 Oso So
Ao'ai amt capital and surplus. Il 259 ,s6s .ss
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OAD sOLNAERS!! n
'HHE undersign ell hereby give notice to the III
volunteered or were drafted under the "general or
ders Of the Governor Of the State Of Now York.
r its defence, THAI they eRtitled to additional
lay ard cc-.!cS-r expenses 81 4..o;t...1x ..l
equipments, by tks Act passed April 2lst, 1878,
and April 18th, Lsio oy the state Of New York,
and that the proofs Of said claims to be
y the Commissioners for adjustment and pay
ment, thereof, will be taken at cur Office ia the
city OF Aeokuk, until the 10th Of April next.
TURNER 4 CRAIG.
Ksokuk, March Is, Is59-dlm
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
or HARTFORD, CONN.

ASSETS, JANUARY 4. 1869.
SHARES. PAR vALuR. NARK'T VAL
bll Hartford Bank Stock ..$51 90 90 $6b, 4eS 90
4o0 pLGnix 100000 100000
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SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
Dfugx, Medicines,

PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS 60,
TO the trade, and at retail, a very low prices for
Cash.
Whelesalo Agent for Southern Iowa and North
IN Missouri for the following goods:
Great Western Coal Oil Co.'s Kerosene Oil;
Ayers Cherry rectoral, Pills and Ague Cure
Jnyne's Family Medicines;
Queru's Cod Liver OH Jelly.
ianZ2d
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WESTERN GROWN TREES FOR
THE WEsTy

WIT II several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N D
SHRUBBERY, acciima-
ted and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra size, and
have produced fne speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. These interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for thcmse Ives.
Orders for Apple, Pear !,
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U9Ak0r CITY rnsurAn1s company.
AumroR's OSrICH, Iowa.
TT ID hereby certified, that tho Quaker City In
) s1anoe Company, Of Philadelphia, Penn, hss
filed In this Office removed Statement, in accord
anoo with section 8, chapter lao, Laws Of 81,
which receives my approval. do therefore no
nsw the certificate Of Agency OF John M. Grihith,
ESQ, for Lee County, Iowa, which islhereby con-
tinusd ia full force and eject for the year $780,.
II Ii further certified that the annexed il Q true
copy of the Statement q filed.
Witness my hand and seal at Des Moines, this
lL.s.l 26th day Of February, 1850.
J. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
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Amount Of Cash on hand aud in hank . ,ossa ~
BANK Stocks, viz. l23 shares Rank az
Sommerce In New fork and 50 share.
o.. Nicholas Bank, fmsfket vaiuel.. Is 500 90
oo Donos and mortgages, FIRST lien on
property In the cities Of New York
6brookiyn, mostly dwelling Lousss,l
worth In each case from 50 10 100 nor
cent. more than the amount loaned
Lasn. a. l9345o.oo
ua asoSk. = eollassral 277oooo
In.s,... ..... S5S1s
ys' uue ,S07. 90
$3.50 .3S
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STEEL HOOP EXPANSION 0K lRIsN.
~ dinsrant makss and sisss-~the hoops Of Ane
~ WAtch Spring Steel. 9s
Steel Hoops, and Ronnd and wrapped Cane.
sept37d r. d. FOSTER.
LyRkSH 0hOUND BUOh WHEAT FLOUR.
i fsb22d COLLIERS ROBRkISON.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

An AFFEerINs IscrDENr, "A Milan
letteTof the 9Th says 4. An interesting
incident occarfed here when the French
entered this capital the day before yes
terdaE. The first large bpdythat arrived
had MARSHAL do McMahon 1t tkeirI head 7
and lhe Multiplicity went out to receire
them The whole population wild with
joy, precipitatetl themselves under the
horses feet. "a little girliof i've years
age. dressed lin white, forced BY some
means. no donbt aided by the cfowd and
presented ID The Marshal boquet nearly.
as big as herself he raised lIeru bssand
placed her standing 4beeore him onA the
saddle. Tie child threw her arms
around the suhburnt head ofg the con-.
querer Of Magenta, and kissed him re-
.peatsdly amid Iihe loudest cheers ever
heard The Marshal seemed delighted
with the child, and fondlsd her mostten-
DERBY, boxing frequently at her pretty
.featnFes. And solihey both entered Mi
Ian annid sholseruf boqnets aHdfap-
tplauss. saw persons even Affected to
tears IN IN sts ~ & s5H R. sIistFk4 i34ta
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
The Great Balloon Feat-Landiag pf the
fat BalI0ah.k e b

y Afassre. wise. "a MountainI and f4aoA,.
have accomDIished die Greatest ballsos i
feat ever reformed IL tfis 81 INV conn :.
nv. AS already stated. they lascesaded 81
ST. louis on Fridar evening with me II l
tentiop Of making Trip 10 die Atlantic
seabord. ; Very litlle hopes We're enter
lained that Tie experiment would be sue
cessfnl. but tfispttch informs Il That
the balloon and its occupants landed near
ETrov New Work on Sasurtlay a(tafnaon
me Trog Whie learns from ar Gager /
one 81 the ,aroaSets tbe folIowiino iitems
Saturday, i1 P. M Isl. Louis ,;tms &,
rslabresst SffRochester loyer fSke 50hs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
Free LOYffa.

Al stroke Of satire Isl often far more eff
fectiye than the grayest arguments. The
following is An extract from q letter in the
Cleveland Plain Dealer, proporting to be
written By All Inherent Snowman, who
stopped one day among the Communists,
at Berlin Heights, Ohio.
Il The mems Eases was AL kiFefed with
hare and they looked half starved3to deth.
The Wimmin was wus nor the men. They
wore bfftches. short gownds and straw
hats with faidid sfibjns1i1 them arid they
kerried bloo Gotten umberrells iii there
hands,. Bimeby d perfectly orful looking
femail presented heiselfto the dore. Her
gound was.skanderously short, and her
lrowses shameful 10 behold. Il
y SEX she. AR, kin il, be yes. III troo,
O tizItfoo II ,.s,5 -sl ss
Ser lis cents marin. Il
Ser she, And SO i've found yu at arst
--at larst, Dat larst E 81
Ser /. YES yu has found me ut larst,
and yu wood hev found me at fust ef yu
had cum sooner
SET she .Yu ali wat the Wlirh caFls
marrid |? LIZ
Y i sed Yes marn, $ ali. a
The eksentric fernail then gFabA me by
the arm and sez she in 4 wild voice, Ya
air mine, o yu air mine
.Skarsely' SEE i, as ] released myself
from her run grasp.
She again i e:latehed me BY he arm and
| sed tYu air MY afinerty.s
| SEE i, What on airth lis that III
Dost thou not no 2 ssz she.
No marin seq i, i dusent.' II
Ser she, Listen man, land lie tell yu.-5y-
| Eur years i've yurned for thee. ffknowa
thow was in the wurla sunwher$ althoia
knowd not thy Eame or plais Of Iesidens.
Mi hart sed he wood cum 4 itook eur,
| fige. He has cum The is hear4-yu ali
him-yn air him --yu air nj affnerty 9
Ills 10 mulch, It's to mulch y she busl
out.a crying. rs
SEX j, i think ii is d darnd site tos
Emutch.,,
tHastthow not 5urnd ifur mep She yell
led. a ringin her hands likea feInail actlr
Ser j. Not a ynrn., fs
+ Bithis time a crate krpwd Of frHe lovers
1had kollected around Us. and they. al
kommenced for to hollef shame, boots,
beast .etsetiery.' .etscttery. twas jes
as Tad as 4 March hair SEE | Eyu Pacl
| of emery critters, go away from ne anc
talk this retched wornun along With yu
| Mi name is Aftimns Ward aud ih1e in tht
Ishos biznis, i pay niIbills and mind m
own affairs. ime married man and m
children all look like me. LII am a show
man, ! don't 90 in fur settin Che laws o
1 mi country at defans. ] aintiafayur o
Ipriyatearin Or nothin else ilIegal. I thinl
yure affinery biznis. is cussed Inonsens
and been outraiustly wicked 4 pored All
kmi indignashun in this way until 80
out Of bfeth. when stopt. 4 tool dow
d mi tent and shall leave toEn tliis evenin
Al. WARD.
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BtoNhIs. CRossrs N,.a.s ~, !, !

BLpNbIHi CRossEs NIAaARA FAlLs wrrH
4 SAoKio His HEAp. --oa the Ain tnst.t
N. Bpndip again crossed the Niagara on
a rope, and returned. in the presence Of
more than ten thousand people, He
starred from Whites Pleasure Grounds,
md first walked down therope nearly one,
hundred feet backwards He then re-
turned. tooklhis balancingspole and walk
ed 10 the Canada side. He proposed to
put on sack before leaving the American,
side, bath friends there refused To per-.
NIT him to do SO. The sack vas sent
around 10 the Canada end ayf the rope. and
N, Blondin put il over his head ana re-.
turned With il 10 the place. Of starling.+--
This sack was made OF Indian blankets.
with places cut for his arrnss He had no,
difficulty in dressing thus Hindloldl a.
except tfaF hisIbalancing pole caughsfwo
orthfee TINS in the guy ropes. Heiaid
down up5p the rope IN the sack. aud per
formed sonslofheF feats. The success Of
~. Blondin in walking this rope seems to
be established new beyoud all deght--
Rochester Unton. n tg
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
Avoiding tie RespDnsibiIitY.

Brother Noel was I sore troubled !"
at the scandal BrotherCr mp brought
upon himself bg drinking too. rnuch,
and especially regretted the injury it
brought to society at Sharon. So
one morning he stepped over to
Brother Crdmps and found the old
man in a doze in tia little porch. ms
!" Won't yon take a dram h asked
Brother Crump, dis soon as he was
made aware Of the presence Of his
neighhof !
a Why, yes; I'm not aginia dram
when a body wants it.n 4
Brother Crump gbt his bottle, and
the friends took a3dram apiece. II
- Don't you think, Brother Noe, Y
said .3Crump, !" that spegits il p bless
inYp
y Yes replied Noel, ssperits, is a
Eblessin' that some of us abuses
i Well, now Brother Noel. who do
Iyon think abuses the blessin' ~ q
!. Well, its hard to say-7b1t peo-
pie talkz-don't YOU think that you
drink a little too much, Brother
Crunp.sp III
!. 1t 10 hard To- say" returned
Cramp. s.Eo,petiples I've tl1onght
was a drinkin, TOO much, And then
aginTd think aaayIbspot. WHAT'S
Emanl A weak acorrum of the dust
lSo4I left it to the Lord to sayyHhether
| was goin' too far in spefitsg
put the whole 'sponsibility Oh Him /;
| / prayed eli / was drinkin' too much
for him to take away my appetite for
sperits. Eye prayed that prayer
three times. and he hain'tdone it,
$50 I'm clear Of the responsibility, any
way.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

Mass FiseER NAl1s.-.Hi Is AZ ertsd
that ! mans finger nails grow tlteir CON.
.pIete langth in four months and 3 hall. -
A man living seventy years. peneMs his
nails one hundred and eighty times. All,
living each to be half an inch. Ia has
grown seven feet and nine inehos 81 finger
nail on each finger, and % Singers and
thumbs an aggregate Of 6eyeiifvsssfeh
feet and sig inches This shows that IA,
turs intended that men should scratch for
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

i = ! Il % u r
LEGAL ADvIcE.--A gentleman ordered
a gail 81, clothes from a tailor. and espe
peciaHy enjoined him that they mus. be
made 81 the next Tuesday, and thatlhey
must Be made inlthe finest style, and that
unless. the taHor could have them ready to
a certainty, beyond q peradyehture, to
thefdaY, that heImnst rot undertake them;
but Snip promised faithfully that, they
should be finished, AK diem. Tuesday
came and no clothes The enraged man
fled to the cabbage man house, and
said !:
ST. What's ahe reason that my clothes
were net ready as you promised Here
lyon have kept me in the city at a iossSof
lame and business only to disappoint me
Enow. il we. had you in our part Of the
country, I tell you what they would call
| you; they would say you were perfect
Isguig,"
i The knight Of the goose, explained that
the only competent workman he had, Ga
Epable OF making the suit. had . wife lying
Ilt deaths door, and he could not possibly
leave her.
| The outraged gentleman was not able
TO smother his disappointment, and be-
rated the tailor. Sopndly for failing in his
lposiliye promise.
Tie ninth fraction Of the genus homo
could not stand this, and plsinly,told his
customer to go to the caloric regions Of
fPandemonium. Is vts
The customer, red with rage. rushed
across the street TO ,alawyer, and in an
Iexcaiment vehement aud hurried man.
fner, said: ~
tsDo you knew Snip, the tailor across
THE way herss.''
Y. Yes. l know him, : answered Brief.
3't Well. now. !, want your advice, !"
EsaId the gentleman want 70 know
what you would do IN such case. That
Infamous siitch-louse has not only kept
Eme here in the city on expense. % the
great detriment Of my business, and dis
appointed me in suit oSsclothes. but,
EwhenI wentfto demonstrate with the fell
low about Id, what do You suppose the
impudent rascal toldImeg He told me TO
feoF to h-lll,' With these words the
gentleman laid Ten, dollar bill on the
dssk and said. Now what would you
do
u. Do you mean this for 3 retainer !"
81 do, q was the reply.
Then, z said Brief, quietly folding up
lile x and putting Il IN his pocket. 8 he
told you 10 % to hill Well. my oPin-
/ ion ana advice % you IS, don't ycu do ii.
There Is, moreover. 40 statue Or local law
lthat can compel You to i specifc per-
fornanes ] say, dont Won Dc i Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

APrRopRIATE REBu KE The celebrated
Dr.. La,hrop was 4 man Of genuine piety,
but much opposed to the noisy zeal thai
seeketh 10 be 4 known Of men. a yuonaa
IdiyineIwho was much given TO enthusiast
ic cant. one day said % him
Do you suppose your have any religg'
ion p.
Y None 70 SPEAK y. 4 vac the excellent
reply. ~ s..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

The following is the order OF the
day published by the Emperor Ma
Ipoleon after the battle Of Salferino:
CARRlaSA, June 25. \
soLprERs The enemy, who be-
fieyed themselves able to repulse us
from the Chiese, have recrcssed the
Mincio. Yop have worthny defend.
ed the honor Of France.
Salteripo surpassed tile recollec-.
tons Ut Tomato and Castigiipne. IN
twelve hours YOU haye repnlsed the
efforts of ono hundred and fifty
thousand men. Yonr enthusiasm
dill not rest there; the numerous arr
Etllery Of the enemy occupied forinida-
bic positions for over three leagues,
which yon carried. Your country
thank yon for your courage and per.
severance, and laments the fallen. -
We have taken three flags. thirty
Eeannons. and six thousand prisoners.
Tht3Sardinian Army fought with the
sse.lV salot a'.,'ss ~ ut IL
ana worthy lst tbaS army to marco nilSF
EpesIde you. blooas mas noI Deen
shed in vain for the glory Of France
and the happiness of tbe people. n
The following Is the Austrian Off
lciafaccount of1the battle ~ fi III
VERONA, June 25.- The day be-
l. fz., X =
lore yestefaay5 onr TignE wing e 8 y
peg .es I : paiIeflno' anu var,
f'anha' ] ann. 'le ie!s Wipg PIe -
El III " Is TT y Sr9lalzziie aila pas,
olofleSto' ou' W =! afiseie oae :, ~ lhs
enemy. = .coii = took lPiaee ~ -
Tween fne l@o eh aIl g af'n u.s. e. =
= q H. y ss S'a IsI ISL, nlqe -l
t y, ~ Y ulnPea, advanced as iar ~
oiilese. IN tne afternoon mere was
!, concentrates ASSAULT on tne nefolc'
any defended town Of saife 81 =. = !,
Our Iright wing reppisefP SO ne FEC
5inont es. ngt en the qther ana the
ord 1 q our centre con Nd. notabe 'l Pc
seorea, ana onr los srf were eSt tlfss 7,
.faiharliy heavy. Inc development 'lsl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

Sunday not being al business iay, tits
usual to anticipate contracts falling due
chi that day. But The Supreme Court u
New York has decided thar when. from
accident or mutual error. the day for full
filing an agreement fallson Sunday. there
is enough principle and authority 70 jus.
Etify the party indelsrring his performances
TO the Monday ensuing. without impart-
sins right Or mourning forfeiture.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

ToMAroEs IN a NEW FAsHloE. the
tomato season will soon be here. the fol-
lowing method for preparing them for The
table, We are assured BY one who has
made The experiment, Is superior ID any
thing yet discovered for he pfeparation
of inaL excellent arl,yIs Take good,
ripe tbmatoes, cut them in slices, and
sprinEle over them finely pulyerizsd white
sugar then add claret wine sufficient q
cover Them Tomatoes are sometimes
prepared in this way with diluted vine.
gar. bnt the claret wine imparts to them
! ricI er and more pleasant flavor, moro
nearly resembling sths strawberry than
anything else.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
SENATOR WtLsor .1Dlr,eRrarnlT,

4 SfsAToR WILSON DEscRIBEDl-The
Boston !" Courier" is showing MP Tie
the Massachusetts, Senator, and SAYS
]" We branded him as apoli:ieal turn.
coat, and proved The charge against him.
SIS ar. Wilson resembles kim
James ape of which. Che royal Solon0t,
said 1 IfIhold Jecko I can make hini
bite you i yophald him you can make
him bite me, The party that has the
largest store Of nuts and apples can 81
ways have gecko, The Kn5w-Nsthines
had hin in 1855 and made him bite Al
thejr bidding now somebody holds aim
that makes him bite at the Know Noths
dngss Jocko was 4 nischieyous animal,
b I By no means terrible III
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FikEsJohn e Eckles' iat.melting ss-
tablishment it New York. was destroyed
81 fra last Thursday, Loss 5 10 900. -
Eckles. ii viii Be lecollsctsd. figured
lsrgaly ID the canniug Kan BurHsll STAIR
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x ENTTCIKY LIME.

KENTUCKY ! LIN NE ls.s n IN
IDURWELL &f ORD, having beenap
ID appointed asBagents fol- Mum ! Ken
tucky Lime, arsEaat the public service to
furnish small or large quantities Of the
same. No us s. tb reeolnlnend i've it a
trial. 1t stands on its own goodness 8
Price. per barrel, at the wharf boat, En-.
Pleasant, 81 20. All orders will meet
prompt attention,
PIT. Pleasant. June 4. 1885, sen8'H,a
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..!To THE PUBLIC.

Il ANDREW PARKS, Of KaRawha county,
and ia MES M.js HoeiEess1of Putnam county,
having entered into paftnsrShIp, as htIoFness
and Coifnselofs at Law, undeE The slyls q
PARKS - H0GR !, for theieouniiss Of Mason
! al Pufiasil; viii attend all the county, guar
.erly and circuit eouTtsin those counties, and
viii attend promptly 10 all business which
nav lie entrusted to them, appertaining Il
their profession. PARhS z hoGE s. E, E,
Il Jan. IN 1888 yp 1.