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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13
KANAWHAI NALLEY STAR

this road e essential to ths Development
| III liz great commercial sericulsurai aud
Iminerel interests pf the STATE.
Ahs That. ii suggesting plan foF
yestissE rid Of that system BIZ log rolling to
which tho general sentiment az The sStlte.
lias We ars glad 10 witness. y becoming so
l|aserse, vs. would be willing 10 see, 10
lllhe next session be the Legislature: tho
friends d the G. = O. R.R take thsi,
stand upon lis merits rs HE first 81 Vir.
giiis improvements. and vote for 40 ap-
preparation % any other road until pro,
vision lof The compilation iii the Great
Stato .sisi8 shall llsye been. made.
oh That we believed 10 pc lbe policy
Iof The State that such an appropriation
should Be made To this roldEal Inc com
| ing legislature as will be sufIicienl to
complete the entire road ana thar eli
least two millions III dollars 81 such ap.
preparation should Be ananally lexpsnded
| on the road until the same i conlpleted
10 the Ohio river.
Col. BRoUs followed up the Erepaft By
presenting ID 4 speech ii earnest eloq uence
the many powerful and ws,ghiy consider
ations that should influence he people 81
the State and the Legislature 10 engage
At once in the great work of carrying into
keffsctthe object and end OF the sentiments
Fol- tie Convention as embraced id the
preamble and resolutions. The speech
was listened folwith profound attention
and Was hearty v responded 10 on The parf
De the Conception by the unaninious
Adoption Of the preamble and resolutions
Mr.. MeGisNIs offered the following
resolution
Resotved. That 10 the apinion of this
Conyen.ion, the faith. and honor Of the
State and interest Ut the work demand
that equal proportions Of all annual ex-
pendiiures should BIZ applied sinultaae-
ously ON each and Of the road from West
to East and East to West upon lis pres
ent location. ts
This resolution t0Ase rise to duiteIal
animated debate III which several mem +
bsrs took part. Tie mover, Mi. tMcGin-f
mis- with great firmness and TACT. and yet
wah i coneilia,ory bearing. maintained
bis proposition. which was finally adopt
ed 81 considerable fmsjority.
On motion of James H. Brown. ii was
resolved, that ii The opinion Of this Con.
veniion, the faith Of he State Is pledged
to the completion Of the g 81 o. R r.
and that wisdom and justice require is
speedy execution.
On motion 5of Mi. Laidley lit WIS re-
solved that Geo w SUNNI srs. Col. Hoge,
Ira ]. Mcainnis. Thps L. Broan and
.. r. I. Moore. Be- a committee III LAY be
fore the Legislature At its next session. a
memorial embsdying t,hs proceedings of
i :; ... esay,a''o I'd he tssoni y ssiss
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TIE lpnusllian GanYkntinn.

4 The Opposition Central Committee i
Richmond. have appointed ths i4sh day
IL December. 1859. - tho ]tiue for The
assembling u The Deposition sea.e Con.
ysnsion Of Virginia.
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FAnlrInIsn 20 80 -T ha Rl.el

FASArIcIsM RUs MAD.-Fhe Blsck
Republican candidate for Governor Ii
Ohio says: II am elected Governor 81
ohio--apd I expect % be--no fugilise
slave shall Be sent back 70 Kentucky j. 81
any other slave State; il / cannot other.
wise protect him from his plssnsrs. y
i'sA employ tss 6ayosss. sohaip me God:
brooks a.ore bplldingg were sold ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

Tie cleEk Of the steamer Ponseyoy has
otirsshanks. Tor iate cinrinnati papers. =
Tie PomsEoy left for crneinnst, % day.
NV. #. Ga.horn WIN Mo .eesp,
our thanks for ilate papers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

:, 81 ExfEkslTr BuiLttne The St.
y LOWS xsning News . states that ths
have cost the eonntv ote md s or.,ts Y.
millisns6f doIIsrs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

A Young man named JoHs MoohE VAS
lodged ID The jail of.his county on SaluE-
dsy last. charged with stealing goods
fton 4 canoe 10 Eli river about months
si.ca.
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: 1ansbta HaIisp slai.
EiziNHi 3. II n.
TUEzDAYs sIiPTEMDER 4, ls5s.
lChsnsS Ii Publication Days sf ths 4 nj
nnhiitan !, and y Star.

w hare been requested tosIate b
Nj. NSvros, that he Ranq,s1a Reps5
J;ssD vii hersafsss b Published 90 Sc
.ydsvs instesd III Tuesdays. ID M.
counee,ion 81 i've. uo.ise ihas Isrsafle,
.hs .EsmsAa FoEisy Ssar win 81 pablish-
81 % Ihosaay evenings iias.ead|of Tues'
DAYS Advertisers will please hand il
sbsir advertisements on Saturdays.
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y samples. viii pay . salary of $500 10
$500 per year, payable monthly For samples
snd particulars apply Of address, inclosine
stamp tof return postage,
CARY 4 Smith. Tobseconists.
gi2 pesrl street New Yosk.
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paint crssE oil Works.

Th1 ail works NAT Faint Greek, under
~ ,,.n.rsneft w NJ Brace. are nov
& suscss.fuI opsds.iou apil ars turaing
on. about 500 gallons Of crude III pr
day. Tho maehinsry AMI works Of this
Company ars vstt highly .spoksa q
and arc said rs 10 complete. The oil
works uadsr ths charge oil Mr.. Graham
on Pant Greek. sFe being erected aud
win, i, ! few months b. making oil.
nm Cff,k sad Elk oil Works.
II. rrsdsr .hs supsrin.sndance u Nj
\ CanpsSll. tl,s 81 works on Mil Crsel
land .ns works near .hsmonth d Bin risei
ars doing aims basinsss Is their works
/ both Tie Crude and refined oil arr made.
and large qlantiliss pf The refined I'll have
lately been shipped 10 Boston snd else.
where !.
I;niep Dill Works,
The oil works !. S.ocklop's coal mines
on .he Kapawha lie making daily 6oo
gallons IL crude oh. This Is sent 70
] Maysyille, Kensucky, where Il ii refined.
Atlantic Gal IA on rompaay.
NJ atauantan X tha Manager ii these
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13
ANOruEn InpRnDfNo TrprAN Wan

/. AnDrBEk IMPRnDfNo InpTAa WAR.-
General Kibbe lefs Sacramento on the Sd
August. for Tehama, with the intsnsion
bf raising I company of yolantsers TO
light the Deer Creek and An.elops 1l-
dams. who are again pnrsuiug work Of
devastation. They have lately killed two
white men and burned several houses.
!" There Is ! negro 10 Philadelphia who
Il distinguished for the size Of his feet.
They measure q inches in length. - e.
change.
Hs Is just what has been long wanted
IA platform for the Republican party -
ii Is az The proper Dimensions, and is
made of the right sort 81 material, being
all B,gger -Another Ezchanqe.
Tar RfcHMoEp NEWs.--This spirited
paper has not been received since il has
placed the nanis Of the Immortal &C the
MASTHEAD. What's up Don't ieglect
US. Send us the !. News for We have
about three hundred Know Nothings in
our county who can swallow BORIS. or
the Deyil so W. is opposed 70 Democracy.
Harbour Jefsrsoaiaa.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

XTIRGINIA, SS:--At Rules 1-d ;,s7fE,.
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Cont III k J
ne wha County in the month Of seotember.
1889 - = - :
James Wing6eld.
W.
William G. Brooks ami James H n Debt
Rogers,
me object Of this suit beng to recover 81
the Defendants, the sum IL eIr6p dug 81
bond with collateral conditions.
And it appearing BY affidavit iled, thatlthe
Defendant. William o. Bfooks Is I non resi.
dent Of the State Of vi gina 1t is ordered
that he deEappear here within one month AZ
ter due publication Of this order, I'D do what
j. NECESSARY % protect his interests II. the
premises. A. ". QUARRIER, cek
MLLEs & NEwnAN. p E2i
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-IDied.

Oh Friday, the % tayIof September 1859,
afieI shorl lime SIS, JossPm S4. son 9f IN. Id.
ana 4. P. Clinton, aged 4 years, 9mohths
and days. nat HA
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XTIRGINIA. So Rnlel. hIIa ]. q.

N IhHINIA, - .--AJ Knle9 h9la - a,
Clerks Once OF ths Circa;t Coss. =
IA nayi'a Goqn:y in the month of 81 nsss'1. :.
1862 y 81 fsAotss
/ Richard L. Roberts and othef.
sue for W. +. q J. H. apshotn,
vs.. H. II, n.
William c.. Brooks ana Fre,,sy;.t - Hseiss
Malft, - -
II. The object or this suit heinz 4 49,.
he defendants, thr ann 81 y ofS ~ ). = =
bond with colfsieral oond;tionsS - y
Petf1lng ~ atl5ayit files. thar tie SeteAd.at.
Il Imam Y brooks: IS SIMON, resident 81 ~
sac OF firsinis Il is ordered saal lie a. az =.
pear here within one month aflefdte plblif,.
ten q This osleE and DO what nsee,ss = 4
Pfo e. bis interest IA the premises. 81, =
III Ieste "A. IS .o9 ARKfSp et.
y LLta & NxwdAs. . i. 81
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- J. ~ sd = z =
S0Fahgt0ns Charleston and GuYandotta
Turnpike! ISL 2

LL PERSONS ere no TIED not Is eheroarb
upon the road lesllihs from o d inrfoS
svls lhsrlest'.h 70 Gasandotis BY pIaciEr iheif
fences, rsisroa.is h.usrs shtds.J& lie &C..
nearer The ee-tfeE Of said !Fpsd than lie law
ail2ss Or oyIc9nve thug sihr said foa d Or an.
paHIltnefrot sn,o storage ysrh for Stesin holt
ylsdaton the ~. curtrs,S q, ~. =.
may, and whel, in the upi,,an o. 1850, sss
he public convenience s s.9,iS,T &! sys =,
d aIf W. III Ac4ofd ns IS :. =
AsMICHAELJ AIT soai. 6
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NIRGiNIA, AiruieshslaiH ,h.llcI.yl.,e1

AiHslNiA, AZ ruieshela i'll elCIerk'sof.
rs q NJ. !. ircn.t Govt ~ r. yeti coan.I
NJ. N. 1. ne htsf r'endsy in stpteni Ut less.
Us. f
Shelton Pateet aid J,ha ri. In CksnesrY.
tsef, Defendants. IS
Tie oijeEt (, t this suit. 4 4 .sso,..,,.
genaoR lien and q sbi.ci 800. ~ -. ~ =.
I, y hs pss.ntin % the ehyanls and
kl'salsng sY 'aiil1aslt, that due diligenrsE
a. gsea usea Y ascertain the whsfra lonts On
psacs. y : OF Sksllon Poteel wsfks ht
. =. ~ = oFaefed thai hesdb appesf here
WIN i1 = one month after the publication or ibis
s1oeE5 snd d9 what is neeessary 70 protect
h's inIefest ~ The premises. a copy, ieste.
~ 3 JONES. Cz.k.
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@Q00--THE subscribers wish 10 employ
RCOU on active reliable unsnin each &c.
ton Of theState to travel and take ordxrsEfor
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

"a County Court held for Kama whs
IA county The 2 lstdsg 81 June, 1885, The
Count having thisdsy conpteted the eNAinlna
fion Of the couniy claims bfpilgh pc lore
fhpu,. directed the following all5wancss To- be
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/ ton 81 the co1niy claims bfpught before
them, directed the following all5waacsp toiDe
entered. viz:
Anrlrew Parks, Prosecuting Attorney tl23 -
IA. W. Quart d Clerk 100 =
John Slack, late Shefih 81 30
s. S. Arnold, present sheFln ee
VIM. Kelly, iaIlor ~ =
Completing Bridge over Coal Flyet, 70 - SS
lie paid On The order If John Dryde % y
Jno. Rumble, fuFPrinlng ey--
w Nea ton 20 r
George w. GARRISON, fur guarding lall 95
James Mills ~ IL
Augustus Walker 81 20 q q
Andrew Campbell fot arrrsting Je- ts. lbs
rome Brown 10 NJ
James G Adkins, for The same ~ .--
Benz II. Smith, assatIprney for this
David NJ comas, fcr same service rs ~
James H. Rogers store account
Jac.,b G0Shofn =
" Ed JH Gosh m part of store scet rs -
John y ack, late Sh.riEf, BALANCE oR ill- y
reYstickets q 50
WIN. Il, Truslow. fot u pairing rcsd Is 50
Charles III. TurnEr /" bridge ut CoAfla =
James IA. Lewis store acct. 9 ~
James A.. CALDWELL . SO
It. WaEgenef q CO. s,9fe acct, -
John Slack. late Shyfiff, ( rmonev 81
advanced in eQDFryiHlg Mrs. .un- X
bingham to LHnatic Va ssy. nm 20 81
James Neyieus, blacksiRi his acct. 81
Davis ii. Estnl Aory acct. " II IA
VIM. D. Smfh q Go. ACCT. fortooks "a 81
VIM Bryant accl. Tor coal =
James A. 1'ru ioW, forsundres ,s 81
Elias Eiughorn, chests for papers 3 -
A. B. ulnmers. medical services 4i-
Watkins & Son =
John Dfyien. completing poll bbot &cle 45
IA. w. QasErler.t be eli pended inTe- M
pairing Recefd Books, DC, loo T.
To same; fof re rd.Ag and copying
dee for county II Is %
Nelson Mahafi, Ceai fOr court house
and clerk sloffice so So
John w! Field, com,f fuf fecy riding 81 u.s.
~ 92 voters X ~ &c
r. II hlHIcom, cotnr al r.coTding
votes 8sft % 81
J, A Hefslitergtr, .cons:a bic amount
Of account i IS 20
VIM. M. EstIll serylets dis constable ~
SheppeFsh n mis- acct E,r poll boaks DE-
K. NJ. GalEon, repairs To & H and
clerks Office Ct
Charles Bfyantl work fcrl G. n md yard 81 IS
To the following nalaesl persons Tor >
p Coa1ps
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gOe @@y $0oh>
MONDAY EVENING. NOV. IA

CURIOUS CALCULATIONS. "A French
.an-none but Frenchman would have
, ne it-has taken the trouble to calcu-
te the portions Of long life really en-
loyed in work Of any kind, and this is
e result
He supposes bis subject to be bale,
gorous man, of u years Of age.
Allowing eight hors on an average for
leep-that deducts at once "a years.
For dressing and undressing on Using
,ad going to bed, washing and shaw Jag,
&C., half an hour daily, makes ! 10
ears.
Then two hours daily for meals, this
an excess of one half for Americans,
i. no bolt food, count up six years.
Love making according to his calcu-
.tion, will average one hour daily, or
oree years.
For society, idling, theatres, gossip
ng, balls, play-three hours more-up
10 nine years. Il 4 t ..-.-
Finally, the ordinary maladies of
lildhood-the accidents and diseases of
nature age-like houses, will deduct
40 hours on an average, making six
ears.
SO that, in conclusion, lone hale, hearty
nan of 70 years, has, in fact, not been
Die to employ in the positive occupa-
industry, more than Is 1-2 years.
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RAISED HIMSELF BY HIS PANTS
ruman K was as good mechani
ever showed a jack-plane. One day
human and shopmate Of his were ar
uring the practicability and the proba-
-iity of the manufacture of "perpetu-
| motion" Shopmate was skeptical on
he subject and delivered himself thus =
"When man can lift himself by the
at of his trowsers, then, and not till
en-, can perpetual motion be made. !"
"Well," said Truman, 81 can do that
yself, and III bet you dollar can do
fairly"
Done" said the shopmate, "here is
dollar"
The two dollars were put in bystan-
ler's hands. Truman Immediately pull
d off bis pants, tied the legs Of them
yer beam, just above his head, tightly
,rasped them by the seat, and raised
.imself from the floor by main strength.
Shopmate acknowledged the corn, and
ave up the dollar, but whether his be-
icf in perpetual motion" was in any
wise changed, we cannot vo1ch.
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TEE PLAIN TRUTH.-While sitting in
re Academy of Music recently, witness
9 the graceful gyrations of the French
assesses, we were amused at little
ne that transpired near US. A lady
4 gentleman seemed to be enjoying a
assent chat, when, all at once, the love-
daughter Of Eve inquired:
"Who is that with Kate-,in the
oscenilm box?" and before giving her
.oring friend time to answer, she add
If l couldn't scare up better look
, man, I'd go without onel"
Why" exclaimed the gentleman, at
g same time looking rather red in the
g. chats my brother"
oh, is it?" laugbingly rejoined the
y. "Welp one of my brothers isn't
- so good looking!"
way In meeting in Florida, lately, a
an was being sung which con-
led these words-"There's no sorrow
eW At the close Of the hymn, a
" brother stood up, and in a voice of
niger, shouted
Yes, brethren, thar's no sorrer,, in
venl Ard why not? Because; in
words of this heavenly hymn, thar's
;,rrer thar p
There" said the Doctor, "thats" what
II coming ont of the same hole you
1t in at !"
|IsDoM. wise mans heart is like
load hearth that Keeps the coals-his
'ions-from burning the house.
1 deeds in this life are Goals raked
n embers, 20 make fire next day.
ia pair OF stockings are hose, is a
lie stocking hoe? If pair of glasses
speotacles, is one spectacle ? If a
ain wind instrument is bellows, is
angular pair of below And if SO
the oper. ton of raising the wind
by becaled believing 2
'irtue and happiness are mother an d
yhter.
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Rowland g. Brothers.

Nos. 30, 20 and "A Rowland's Wharf,
OFFER FOR SALE
Q000 BBLS. Virginia, N. c, and Tenn.
0OOO Flour, Family, Extra, Super and
81 Hhds. Porto Rico Sugar,
90 do Cuba do
800 packages Leaf, Cut Loaf, Crushed, Pow
dsred, Granulated and Coffee Sugars, of
all grades.
1900 boxes Brown and Yellow Soap OF our
own make, warranted free from inferior
materials
1900 boxes Wbittemore, Jackson and Smiley
Mould Candles.
500 boxes and n boxes Adamsntine Candles,
49,, IS. and lbs
1900 sacks = round Alum Salt.
1000 do Fine do
5000 bus. Turks Island do
200 doz. Painted Pals, all colofs.
2oO do plain and fancy brooms.
200 bags Buckwheat.
100 boxes Cheese.
800 bbls. Mess and Rump Pork.
5000 reams straw, rag and tea Paper.
As bales Cotton Yarn, ass'd numbers.
800 boxes No. and Scaled Herrings,
800 bags Rio Coffee.
% bags Grain Pepper and Alspice,
so boxes Ground Pepper
100 doz. Sangers Mustard.
1900 gallons w Whale Oil
10 casks Railroad Grease, suitable for wheels
of all kinds.
100 boxes Woods Pearl Starch.
so bundles Wrapping Irvine.
Herring's File Proof Safes, an assostmen t
. of sizes at manu- facturer's prices.
so firkins Goshen Butter.
25 CASES Fresh MacaToni oc 29-ln
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''TV&eN1slal1zss=-~ be unravelled q
pulled out s'eY a~1
They are all made with the highest mechani|
cal skill and all warranted to work we'll on all
kinds Of goods, from the Lighest Fabric I'd
Heavy Leather. In particular, we would call
the attention of all to our new Family Sewin4
Machine. 1t has been manufactured expressld
for Family Use, and has met with faver frorY
all. 1t is so simplified as to render it almos
impossible to get out of order, or aerange ID
operations; ind eed 1t is SO simple as to astonsj
one, that so small piece Of mechanism wi
sew.
Below, we give de, cription of the different
styles Of the Weed Patent.
No. Is very convenient style, which can
be worked by hand or foot, on or off its owr]
table. For convenience of shipping, and alsd
for large manufactures, where 1t is necessary
to place a number of Machines into LONG
bench, making one table answer for them ali
Price, $50: ~.
No. 3, With Walnut or Mahogany Table
either with or without Box Top, which locxs
down. Price 800. and $ll0
belt, and at much higher rate of Speed. tn
kind is well adapted to manufacturing Clothin1
or Leather work. tse...p
This is really the cheapest Machine in Il
Machine that it will not do. 1t is confident
asseI ted that this Machine runs easier than an
machine now in use: Price, 81 90.
No. 4. This Machine has long arm, to a
CommOudte large WOEAs IL TuuS dL ulBn IA
of speed, runs easily, and is, without doub
the best Machine for Tailors' use, ever oferey
to the public. 1t Is also peculiarly fitted fol
plantation work, as it is very simple yet Sub!
stantial and durable, with but little liability ii
get out of order. Price, 1920.
No. 5. This is new and cheaper style, and
general favorite for Family, Light LeatherI
and great variety of work. 1t has been gotteII
up with reference to furnishing strong and
durable, yet light and tasty Machine, at a les
price than either of the above. 1t runs very
easy, rapidly, and is pronounced the best ma
chine now in market, for $50.
No 6. This is Machine got up on an entirel
ly new principle. different from anything evej
before offered to the public, and we confidentl
assert that, for family use it has not an equa
1t is very light and tasty, runs very rapidly,
almost nOiseless in its operation, and uses /
straight needle. 1t is so arranged as to Y
utterly impossible for it to miss stitches. 1t hi
a tension on both sides, and carries large su
ply of thread on the under spool. The motiol
are gained by two small cranks that run wit
out perceptible noise. The two threads a
worked in such manner as never to both pl
at the same time, and consequently, little liat
to break. The seam is very elastic, and
thread does not break in washing. 1t will
coarse work better than any cheap machine No
in market, as it uses silk, cotton, or linen wi
equal facility. Price, $50
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE ATT BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
WHITNEY d LYON,
PrOprietors
A
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SDRIEs.-23 kegs OF superior Cos hen
utter, Is do of medium New YORK State
n, 10 do of Western Reserve Butter, 25
} superior Goshen Cheese, 20 Bbls A crush
gar, % Bbls. B and c Sugar, so Half and
er Chest OF superior Green and Black
Just receive per Steamer Yorktown from
York and for sale by
u WOODBRIDGE,
b No. 5 Roanoke Square.
nod THINGS FOR tn G FAIR.
ICE Smoked Tongues and Beef,
hoice Corned Beef best pieces,
'or Bacon Hams,
eived this morning and are now ready
1ply those n want o such articles Tor the
JAS. E JONES.
"a y H copy)
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STOW MS, STOVES. STOVES

5AVE H1S, 81 . v NS3 SKOF NS,
( |SE in want OF a fine Cook or Par b
Ior STOVE, will find it to their tSatd
tage 70 call at the Union street 6lsAY
{, before purchasing, and examine &c
ine assortment; as we have just received
n supply OF Cook ami Parlor Stoves of
,wsst and most approved styles, that for
1,lity, Cheapness, and style of finish can
, excelled Our Stoves are made of heavy
.iAl, expressly for Retail. -
KEEFE & STORY;
No 6, Union street.
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TREMENDOUS STOCK OF
TALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

TREMENDOUS SIOCh OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTEfING!
A LII OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.-
IA No humbug about it, Everything hound
to be as Representatives, we are about TO enter
the sixth year ofo ur residence in this city, we
feel it but due to a kind and generous public,
to thank them tor the very liberal support and
encouragement they have SO kindly extended
to us, and at the same time to inform them
that we are now ready to offer them the largest
stock of Mems. Youths and Boys CLOTHING
that has ever been brought to our good old city
since its existence, which in make, style and
beauty, will compare favorable with any other
similar establishment in this country, and as
to prices an examination will convince any one
at d glance that we are above competition.
We take particular pride in calling the atten
ton of Oar lady patrons to our splendid sock
Of Youths AMI boys Clothing
Farmers and Planters can be supplied with
any quantity of SERVANTS CLOTHING, and
are there by enabled to save both time and
money.
Country Merchants and Dealers generally,
will find it to their interest to cali on US before
going North or purchasing elsewhere, as we
are able and quite willing to compare our prices
with any Northern Wholesale house.
New goods received every dav during the
season. Also, Clothing made to order and war
ranted to fit. A SELDNER & co,
Sc IL 81 Main street, Norfolk, Va.