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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

DALM of THOUSAND FLOWERS
ID This celebrated article for Identifying the com
pexion curing diseases of the skin, Just received
he Orucr Store of STARKWEATHER X co
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III. H. sCIToFF,

JASON LOTHROP,
BOOK B'.ding-dtA tie sign, oftAe Boots near h Ward
school house.
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,,n. ,,,djcjoes. oils Paints PerJ1mery, Fancy Ar
- All tinds OF Patent Medicines, and an excellent
soTtment Of every article kept in establishments Of
nc character Corner Of Main and Wisconsin Streets
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HOMEOPATHIC!
RUN AIS HOU S 6,
KENOSHA. WIS.
Garner of Main and wisconsin Streets
RUNALS Il TRACY, PRoPRIEToRs.
gRyR YMMfOYTgR ECWWaNa

rt,uF subscriber has taken the fremont House, Mar
Street in the city Of Kenosha and solieits share
,rhl,c natronage Boarders be accommodated as
cheap as any house in this city.
Good stabng for horses. Every attention VIII DC PAID
the comfort OF those who stop at this House.
Kenosha, Oct. IA, lSaS. lstil uhO' ShEr hElND'
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Feb, Isl 1850 80 5000
For sundry school apparatus and musical instru-
For payment OF indebtedness for cisterns and stone
work, as explained in the report ...........1,0 90
For finishing the upper stories Of the main building
Fer constructing cupola portico, and piazza . $50
For gas works and burners ], so
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VI. II. JOHNSON,

E,,oLiopab{e Barber and Hdir Dresser from 'o,,g
experience in the business he atters himself tat t
render entire satisfaction to all VINO Syor nun WIN
,atroragc Shop under Lyman II Bones shoe-s'or0'
Fr,,,r ~ Main street and Market square,
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BY chapter rs of the General Laws
of A. D. 1858, the Governor was au-
thorized, whenever it appeared to his
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
THE TRIBUNE AL MANIAC
FOR 1850,


VII be ready in few days, and VII ccnsAni
Ths usual ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CAL
ENDARs
GoyERgnlyr or TEE UNITED srArEs-E.sour.vv
Legislative, and Jssisisl
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE IMPORTANT
ACTS OF THB xxXyh CONGRESS, M hs seoOoa session
Also history Of Important ss vhieh we're aErodaos4
but f.iled 70 become lrwa
BRIEF SKETCH Of the iris WAR IN ITALY
RETURNS OF ELECTIONS In al the States holafns Gen
sr.l Blesons during year 9 earsy coupled sxPesy
for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, sad compared with ferne
.seetious for ssnseniert rsference-
LIST OF sTArES-cEpitAls, Governors, Tines sf He'd
inz General Eiectous and Legislative Sessions ks-
TIE POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT, By st.s-s TO
The ysxs ls<a sl tsi lssi and ether iEtsrsss ROo~
ssdos. aa
Price tpe<sss rrer>i nss coFses eeais. Ansrsn ceis
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FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS AGENTS.
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STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
ever landed at this port been brought By the Bremen
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The Apartments Of the Empress
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La Salon de Reception, - -
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Int nor of,he Churches and Caihedrnls Of Rome &e
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~ NOW Is THE TINE 10 SUBSCRIBE. 81

70 NOW Is THE TINE 10 SUBSCRIBE. ii
THE INDEPENDENT has vow a eorps Of WRITERS srPE'
Is believed that Of any other RELsIOrs JOURNAL
No or ErPxxsR will be nl4ie WORTHY Of
PLACE IN every CnKnrisS FAMILY.
The md astang Questions Of the day vii hereto
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pubic 'een behalf Of the poor and the oppressed the
eduezied aid the uncsred for 1t home and abroad
Thsnifui the efforts friends extend circulation
would this eri.s IN the history Of the nation eoRHn-
Of Their Kind fzvors
See contents Of tsis weeks nanlber a follows;
A SPLENDID NEw.YEAR'S POEM,
JOHN G. WHITTIER.
Subject; "THE PREACHER"
.eIrs r1srhie poetic description of whitaeid
MRS HARRIET, BEEoHER STOWE
contributes another fresh and sparkling
LETTER FROM ITALY:
A SERMON
BY the REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER-
EDITORIALS.
THE HON JAMES BROOKS
AN IRISH ESTIMATE OF RELIGION IN AMERICA.
ETERNAL PUNISHMENT.
THE CASE OF DR.. PoMEROY.
THE PATRIOTISM OF PRAYER.
PONER VI flhMNESo.
MISCELLANEOUS
AN IRIsHMAN's sUFFERINGs IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
LETTERS FROM OUR WASHINGTON, GERMAN AND
ITALIAN CORRESPONDENTS.
AvoIcE FROM MISSOURI
THE REIGN OF TERROR;
Collection Of Facts received through THE INDEPEND
ESTs Southern Correspondents showing the Character Of the
Excitement prevailing Ia the Slayehod1s S;ates Among
these incidents the folowing
"a Nine Years' Resident Driven from Alabama
1.-TWO Heads Half Shaver"
Six Statesmen Sent Back to NewYork.v
How Two Organ Grinders Taned and Feashsred"
"A HOme-spun Party"
"The Independent ou;lswed."
1.-TWO Young Ladies Driven Out Of Richmond"
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
FAMILY READING.
TIE THBEE WORDS OF PATH.
READING THE BIBLE.
CHRISTMAS NORTH AND SOUTH.
CHILDREN GIVEN AWAY TO JESUS.
NEGLECTED CHILDREN.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.
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No A.
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A BEAUTIFUL PAIR Of SKATES, now-a-
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AUTOGRAPH ETCHINGS
BY
AMERICAN ARTISTS;
ILLUSTRATED BY SELECTIONS

AMERICAN POETS.
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The eehngs eiye In NUMBER executed by correspond
ing number Of artists the consisting Of appropriate
extracts from the pens Of twelve celebrities In literature in h
table Of below The first column gives the
Of the artist the second tie title CT the etching and the third
thoughts selected
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fnrs, Robes, Gf.

A & G.. CLAM,
IA. Importers sna asnafscsRrsrs Of
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M Al whoiesals sDd Hetsa
No. III BYosdvsy. a A
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Asvczy bov vssees.
Please examine.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-26
a Benspslenf lnssi lelion <sfat lilt IL - -
eiaI tndormenf M tie ~ litY b III sirt
End aissresse2, sDlieif8 ssifE W.
1feNt aed kidd t1ff 3is5sS>

a BenspsieMf lnssil mon, Ssfs3 Ia Il y -
eial sndoEment M The ~ lief - ~ ss<k
End aisfrssse2, syiieff8 lsiH VI
/ ulsnt and Epidetsif disksSe.
lkTi.iE no WARD kssD cfA TIoN, u sisn e
4 LIS theAwfuj destruction oI knn1 i u 4. 6srSe
ed BY Sexual disease, aud The lScob tipkE 575f-
tised pRoe the utfpftuhas yieiinS oE nah
disease by Quacks: sessrsl }<4ll sros diftsfst
BIZ Act worthy 81 fksf name. 'ss es s: s. s.
Dispensbry for hsfeatEtent Of tkss class cf
issease. II ~ their FERNS ntssio rive y d.
CAL ADVICE CIR NTIS, Is al y 10 nppl2 bys
letter, with q description 81 their ro1iifior,
(age, Occupation, habits of u e. "a i ni,tI -
lClSks fRKE OF ca iREE. II s nssaissss
10 add That the ASS ION conlrns r.ls fke
highesi ediesl skill of The age, and win lHfr-
lsh the most approved modern ifeatmefl
The plEeetoEs oij TIE ociefion, u th<i,
Annual report upon the he t[ment 6f 2<xa1l
he sncsezs which Iss stisilied ~ lsboss S.
their SURGEONS in Ak cure .of SDaiuat6rr en-
Seminal aknesss {5ono} 81 !. 67TSI by5ki-
liz. the vice 81 Onsnism h Self a abuse. d.
cases oH the Ndnefp and M.HliI<t. &c.. aud
order eontinuancs Of the iti9e ~ ~ lkes
ensuing|year. III
The directors. 3D. q tsie2 Of ia pan. fse,
assured that their lHloIs H. Tn 81 ~ u +
nevoient eiIoTt, hatS been - Itlt 1.cl1. -.
he aiIliSisd, especially d IT, 56l1<, "a hey
nsEed 5esl, 70 this Fery impolts1i 81 Qszs
Al sdnirabl. Report on s sperm lorrk a, Is
seminal y e kpess che Wee - Q1ati..s,
Mlsturhation a Sci Ahki.s hnI f*=et tis-
eases Of The sIynal or151 81 che c1fauit-
ling Surgeon, VIII be ut tj he 4, Ia I r,1Icds
snsslopf), FREE or 6 g s II -. .Pt
Of TWO ST a NPs 'for 1o:Ilare. oIIEr r.
ports end Tlati. on 1ke nature aid tres'Ne1<
bf Sexual dacs{1r. Diet. IL & are ee1<fttiil
being phblisb<d fo} 81 lpiiefz lISliitatiot.
and will be sent 70 re ~ icl<1 son{4f ne
keW remedies and teikoas ST irtstmen d.
covered dqriA. ~ lasl! RAJ, ttc q gett
1s, L.. s. e.! ~. ...... IS. s,
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-26
Emil Embellishments.

yyIRgTN1A. s. s--A i rules held m the
ENN Glerksn Once az the circuit COutt fof
Ksnawha County, ii the month Of a ffils 1853,
The Coal River stid Kan1HhaF
Mining snd Mannfaf lufins
Company coaplaiPsnss IN cA.nssrI.
a. Binninssr& Co, and DINERS,
Ri pefendantsl Y,
fThe bill inlthis ease. states that the tiaina
/ tifs II lsftef part o. 1858, sent knglne kisn-
din u Kanawha. Tor the purpose d settling
I ell Law Suits then pending against them IL
tie County Of Ksnawha and thai re wsS fuf-
nished BY them With money fprsthat purposes
snd clothed By them with full power 70 settle
and compromise all such suits. That at that
time, j. n. Fry was prosecuting 2 suit n
ejectment against Plaintiffs, and the kanaWha
Mining and Manufacturing Companys 20 re-
cover &c lhem part OF their lands below
Rrier creek Of Coal river. That said Flandin
did compromise said suit with J. ~ Fly, ana
paid said Fry $500. IN cash, lthe fnnds q me
plaintiffs as aforesaid for his interest IN and
little to said land, and 1t the instance Of said
/ Fiandln5 said Fry, fnot suspeciing anything
wrongl together with B. II. smith, I. ~.
Smith, ]. e. Moseley and A. Parks and a. =.
Sinnett, twho claimed some interest IN this
Hand under said FFyl conveyed said land an
DISPUTE Is aforesaid to A. Binnipger & Cos Of
tNew York, the said "A. Binningef GO. beng
Stockholders in the Coal RiyeE and kanswhs
Mining and Manufacturing Company and
we'll ADVISED Of the chaEacter in ~ Inch said
| Flandir was acting, and that the said $l5qO
was the money of the Plaintiffs nat We
Deeds from the Aforesaid granters are ~,
0there being three Of them, J properly and 1uiy
acknowledged for record in Kanawha C0rniy
Court, Clerks office In which county the land
/ lays, but fnr some secret purpose, lbest known
10 said IA. Binninger y Co., and sid Fiandin,)
/ they have not yet been recordedl and the
object of this suit Is % procure Z reconyey-
ance 81 said land, from said A. Hinninger q
co.,to said Plaintiffs, and to prevent them
| from conveying the same away TO any party or
parties, and the further object Of this suit is
/ to restrain Messrs. Broun & Patton from part
| iug with the title Deeds aforesaid, until the
further orderof the Gourt.l
This day came the Complainants BY Coun-
sci. And II appea ring by affidavit hled. That
Abraham Binninger and Abraham 3. Clark,
| two of the Defendants in this suit . e non
| residents Of this State. Therefore, on motion
Of, the Compliments, It IS ordered, that the
| aaid nom resident Defendents do appeat mere
within one month after due publication q
ithis order, and do what is necessary TO pro-
| tect their inteIssts in the premises
| as Copy sle sIeste.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-26

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n1<.tiCes.

Il PETITION viii be presented to The next
"a General Assembly 81 Virginia. asking for
the formation Of Al New County, out OF parts
Of Fayette and Kshawha, with tbe following
Boundary, viz: Beginning al the mouth III
Spice Branch, on ths South side Of the Great
Kanawhs river, Nc the Long Shoals, about
twelve miles from Fayette o. n. Thence
straight 70 the lower corner Of Allen Settlers
mill on Loup. creek, thence ~ the top Of the
ridge dividing The right hand fork ofi Loup
cIssk ifom ths rain ereek. themes With aid
the head Of the Hickory camp branch Of Paint
thenteu up Paint creek TO the mouth b The Eff
teen mile fork of Paint creek, thence up said
fork toiis hehd Ind 10 tf7e ~ orthe ridge which
dividesthe wateis AZ G051 md Kanawha MYERS,
and the line Of fsyetis and Raleigh counties,
thence Nith said line ID the c0fnerof DooneCo.,
thence With tho line &c Boone and Kanawha,
- q point Opposite the ridge which divides
lhe Writer'S &c Lens creek and Fields creek,
thenee with said ridge 70 he head Of Wilcox
branch, thence down said branch TO itsnouth,
and the Great KanaWha river elexen miles
fioIn Charleston, thenee dcf0ss the liver 10 the
mouth Of 6imnl1as creek. thence Iip eaid creek
y its head. thence straight q he mouth 81
the Eight pilf fork Oh Canphellss creek,
thefee TN sra fork % IL head, and 10 he
healof The min fork Of Morris fork oI
Blue creek. thence straight y the mouth 81
The Spruce logk d main BlHe creek. thence
up said fork 81 is head, and To the ridge diyi-
ding Rbrt<Fe creek and Queens shoal creek
bfanehes IL Eli river, thence with taid ridfe
e Eik fitel, ~ 70 the line Of claY county. IS
the case may e. thence with line % Clay
q ne line efi n thQiss county. thence With
tk& line IN t6i1e III ff /. III
bfeuch Of 96niey river. thence down = edig-
Nile 70 u uidnihs thence sltsie At % ne Be-
SHINING Xhs Cenk houss y Y q Clifton.
-. - =. 80 y. -.
N5opsSsos iss1tkoazsd s. i,s. Is tos.rses
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NEAR sTRAsI-B0AT LANDING

NEAR sTEA5I-BoAT LANDING,
POINT PLEASANT, VA:
THIS Hotel has lately been put n tho
rough renamed, and IS now one of the
best ARA rged Hotels in Western ViTginia-
The proprietor pledges himself to do all ~ his
power to rended those who may patronize him.
Comfortable, when they may stop - NJ
House. Prices moderate.
4.4g r.. b. HACKNEY, Proprietor.
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yTIRGINIA,eS IS s-AAt Rules, held'in the
Clerks Once Of the Circuit Court for
Kanawha County in the month Of April,
1859 fefs.4 s
James v. Lewis, Plaintiff.
VS.. Il In DEBT.
John W.. Lewis, Defendant.
The object OF this suit is to recover the sum
of $iO2, with interest from the 9th Septem-
ber, 1857 until paid, due BY single bill OF said
defendant, dated August Pain, 1887, and
costs.
This day came the Plaintiff BY his a ttor-
ney, and on bis motion, and II appearing by
AFFIDAVIT fled, thai the Defendant is 4 non
resident d, this State. II is ordered that he,
the said Defendant, do appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest IN
the premises Copy -.I..s ~ = NJ
Teste, A. W. QUARRIER, Cl'k.
BRouS & PArroK, for PPtff. 4-5of