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miscellaneous Advertisements.
EsichardsOn's Irish Linens,
DAMASKS. DIAPERS &c

UAMA0h5, DIAPERS, DC.
Consumers Of Richardson's Linens and those desi.
rons OF obtaining the Genuine Goods should see that
The articles they pTrchase are sealed with the full
uame OF the firm-RlClIARDSON, SONS d OWDEN
-as guarantee of the soundness and durability OF
the G JOds.
This caution is rendered essentially necessary as
large quantities of Inferior and defective Linens are
prepared season aftersessOn and sealed will The name
OF Richardson by Irish Houses who regardless Of
INJURY thus inflicted alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturers OF tho genuine Goods will moi
readily abandon business profitable while purcha
sers can be imposed Oh with Goods of worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKE IL b. LOCKE,
s9ly AgeTts, 81 Church street, New York
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Blinds and Shades,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Il. j. WILLIAMS,

NO. 10 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
~ The latgesI Manufacturer of Window Blinds and
dealer IN Window Shades. of every variety. lie Is
Ihe originator of all tho new styles and hrs fine
STOCK to bo sold at Reduced Prices Buff and all
Stner S colora ct Linen Shades. Trimmings Fixtures,
STB y w. invites citizens of this county to cal be.
fore pnrchnsing and them he can sell heller
tho United States. ma,Ii3ro ~ ~
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Mackerei and Herring

FOR sale by LEWIS u 3RoTHEa, corner of Main ~
Commerce streets, Smyrna. Del. aas """
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The General ODiniOn

Is that LEWIS y BRO THER. corner Mansad Com.
mrrte SIS smyrna DEL are selling Goods of every de-
scripion. decidedly cheap. New is the time to buv
BIr.uinE' GIVE 1iIcm call. o0R
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Bargains! Bargains !!

Can be Bsughtof LEWIS & BROTHER, corner Main
ana Commerce sireets, smyrna, Del. o2s
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CUAMO, CUANo!

rart OF The Cargo Of chr DAZZLE in store at Ar,,
Slfee' Wharf and fr Sale los 10 SUIT uu-aao.a
Price $40 90 per ton OF 5000 lbs. F''1Se's
~ Liberal Di'count made to Dealers.
ed to. JOUN Nr,r,, ,g'''iii ~, tI, a''end'
South side Of Willow Street R.nlro9J h',ou O,
and ny RTNIA\iiT : w., w., "W % ID,
mrz4-Om Almond Street Wharf, PnLd,Ih;.
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Phlladelphia Advertisements
DRY GOODSI

K ELLEY 4 BROWN, No. l3 North srco,.,
street PHILADELPHIA, are consar,,iy o!NH
SIW S ana oesrnbe Goods for Spring u:.d Sn,n,nE
Black Silks Stella ShavIs
Foll de Chovres, Chailics, De Ininps
,,,, French Chlntzes Lawns, I3rl!ionis. Ac T..
Frlnls GInghams, CounerpaIles. TaLie nIc"ings
Hns 9 c. AlSo' MEN aAd BOYS WAR N s,ad. Hap
Goods bought and sold exclusively for Cosb 49,.
ap28.3m N'''-'O '''et1, p,,;llt above Market,
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LIME, LIME.

TIE Snh,"rlher would respectfully inform his
riehhs nnh the public ~ general. that he has made
arrangements To supply all who may favor him with
iheIr cnslnin, with SCIIUYIKILL LIME of a very
g"oi quality the coming season, either by Boats on
inc Delaware and Chrsnw nke Ba or by Cars on The
Delaware Rnlrnad. The subscriber will meet the
Boats at New Castle and attend 10 the loading Of Cars
and VIII gnar'niee all loads Of Lime sent by him,
TO contain the number OF bushesnf lime charged for
IN the bull. FrOm my past experience in the Lime
trade feel cnniIen ran give satisfaction all " no
give him their ptlrunage. All Oraers will be prompt
ly attend tO.
N. b. APPLETON, Middetown Del,
maTl76m Agent for ShrOnk & Earnest.
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REMOVAL

EATON'S STORE has nrtm reniu, ed from nea,
lhr centre OF the town 10 WEST SAIl where
ne VIII be pleased The calls of his friends
ahG 'he public liz store we'll smPpiIcd with new
and complete stock OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
" EENSW ARE. &c, which will be sold at Reduced
frees 9TIhe Highest Prices pad tour COUNTRY
rtODCCE. Don't forget 10 call lat The New Store
hes' OOHherCe street, Smy rna Del, mat3
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Miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS
James yEisFou
w. p. OFFLEY'S

Main Street, below Commerce. Smyrna, DEL
lAt the stand formerly OCCUPIED BY David Lockwood
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
The Repuhlican Meetiney..

Pursuant TO cali Republican. meeting
Vas held at Templars Hall, on Saturday
last. for the purpose of ratifying the Osa-
watomie Platform. and also to organize !
Republican Club f0g Emporia Township.
After the reading of the Republican Plat
form adopted at Osawatomie, by L. D.
Bailey, the meeting was called 10 order BY
electing j. NJ Rankin. Chairman. and E.
P. Bancroft Secretary.
F0nmotion the Chairman, who was a
Delegate from this county to the Osawato-
ME Convention. was called upon for re-
port OF The proceedings OF said Convention,
which he gave in a briel and Interesting
speech.
Mr.. L. D. Bailey was then called out
and made a speech. warmly approving the
Republican Platform and urging the ne
cessity of the immediate organization of a
Republican Club.
. After the close of Mr. Bailey's remarks,
the BeetiBg proceeded to organize R
publican Club for Enporia Township.
Mr.. Bailey read to the meeting Consti-
tuition which be had drawn up, which ON
motion, was adopted. ard signed by all
present. = a. aFgHE EEfEE
The Club then proceeded TO elect officers
for the first quarter, which resulted in the
choice of the following gentlemen. Presi-
dent, L. D. Bailey; Vice President. j. Srot-
Ter; Secretary. j. n. Rankin; Treasurer,
G. w. Smith; Executive Committee-E. P
Bancroft, II. H. Gray. L. D. Odell, Robert
Logan, and Van R. Holmes. = srss-r.
j. 81. Watson. L. D.. Bailey and J. NJ.
Rankin were chosen committee to revise
the Constitution.
=. On motion, the Club adjourned Z two
weeks Saturday. the lth inst, when it is
hoped that every voter in the township
will be present. - .F.f
es.'74 J. n. RANKIN. Chairman.
E. P. BANCROFT. Secretary.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

While Austria is engaged in war with
France and Ialy. AMI nearly all its res,.ur
ces are exhausted, then it woul he an easy
matter for the nine millions of Hungarian
to rise and assert the indepen leuce of their
country. The hour and the orcasion, 50
anxiously looked for by Kos~urh when lie
was in the United States. in 1851. have ar
rived. II can hardly fail To b. embraced
by some of the bold Magyars. If tie wal
lasts any length of time The standard of in
surrection will certainly be raised in Hun
gary.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

BIanks.-Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds and Decla-
rations for sale at this Office in any quantity
Arrivals and Departures of Mails at and
from the EmpOfia Post Office.
lawrence Mail arrives Saturdays at p Il
Leaves Mondays at 6 AM.
Topeka Mail arrives Tuesdays at p. T.
Leaves Wednesdays at a. Il
Butler (Mo) Mail arrives Wednesdays at ~ A. u
Leaves Thursdays at IL n.
Fort Scott Mail arrives Saturdays at IL Il
Leaves Mondays at IL n
Weekly mail to Plymouth, Toledo and Cotton
wood Falls, west: also TO Bayard. Eldorado and
Chelsea, south.
Office open Sundays from i2 z.to Q 2R.x.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
TO the Citizens of Emporia Township

TO tuG OILLH6ub OA LII EtOIId OWI4oL1' %
I wish to call your attention to a general
plan for roads in our township. At the
next meeting of the Board of Supervisors,
the proposition will be considered of es-
tablshing township road en- every section
line in the Township. As ii is a matter OF
interest to every one, the Board would like
to have general expression of the people
on the subject, that they may act under
standingly in the matter. The board would
recommend that meeting be held at Empo-
ria on the day Of election, (June 7th. J for The
purpose of conferring together on the sub
iect, and indicate TO the Board. by vote or
otherwise, their wishes in the matter.
.- E. P. BANCROFT,
Chairman Board of Supervisors.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

A returning Pixies Peak wagon passed
through this place on yesterday, with the
following painted on the wagon cover:
Just trom-.As no questions" It cre-
a'ed quite laugh among the "boys." and
Tue owner of the wagon was permitted to
pass on without being interrogated as to the
oews from the mines. ri zrai
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
A. G.. PRocrER Secretary.

]. S. Chick d Oo.. of Kansas City. q
again before the public with new a iv-r-
tisement. They have one of The larges'
Grocery and Provision establishments west
of St Louis-keep good stock of all arti-
cles in their line of business. ani of course
do heavy trade. ]. S. Chick & Co, are
clever gentlemen. and we would alvise
those dealing at Kansas City TO give them a
call. Read their big advertisements. else
where. -.-g
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
10 MULE BREEDERS |!

THE CELEBRATED JACK, BLACK WAR
i RIOR. will stand the ensuing season, COM
mencing in the middle of May. and ending in the
mi.ide of July, At my stable. miles west of EN-
pdria. on Mon days. Tuesdays, Wednesdays. and
Thursdays. and at Emporia. On Fridays and Sat
ur.iays- TERNs-insuFInce, SO; the season. So;
single leap, -. Any person parting with a mare
before she Is known be with oal. forets the in
suranc money. Great care will be taken to pre-
vent Incidents, but L will not be accountable for
any that may happen.
Black Warrior was sired by the Marengo Nam
moth: bis dam sired by the Old Imported
Warrior: his grand dana was fne Maltese Jennet
He is six wears old this spring. 4
may2Iw3 NICHOLAS LoCKERMAN
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
Bridge Builders. Attention.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Directors of the Neosho Bridge Company
until Monday noon, June 13th,E for .bfidg-
ing the Neosho River at a point nearly north
of the center of Emporia. Plan and spec
i6cation, may be seen at the Emporia House.
By order of Board of Directors.
Emporia May 3Oth, 1889. ~
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

The Illinois State Agricultural Society
offer premium of $4,000 for the best
Steam -Plow to be exhibited at their Sta'e
Fair; and the Illinois Central Railroad
Company promise 81. 500 more. A iianl-
some sum for the inventor, saying nothing
of after profits.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

The new advertisements of Aessrs. Wood
ward q Finley. of the Lawrence wholesale
Drug Store will be found In another col.
amn OF to-day's paper. This is one of the
Oldest establishment in Lawrence. and /.
well and favorably known all over the Terrific
ry. They keep large assortment of Drugs
and Medicines. and say that they can sell a>
10" If not lower than the same articles can
y. =. bought at Leayenwerth and Klns,s Cir
"e leeI sure that persons wishing anything
.1s Dug line will do web 70 cal. on them
"'sn tbey visit Lawrence. t.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
Claim Notice!
OFFICE WEsrERS LAND Dr.

- OFFICE WE>rERx LAND DIsrRtcT1
OepES K T., May Is. 1859
rTNO JEREAl All CROWLEY You ara hereby
notified that on the 22d day4of june, 1853,
G. crge W Black viii offer proof before US at this
Office of his right TO preemPt the north half of the
northwest quarter Of Section twenty four f241.
and the south half Of the south west quarter Of
Section thirteen (l53. Township fifteen 05), south
Range seven %, east OF thesixth prineipsI naeri.
dian You being an adverse claimant to said land,
viii be permitted 70 offer counter prof before as
at that time. -rs-.z <ssz
- sAML B. GARRETT. Register.
5Iw4 FlNDLEY PATTERSON, Receiver.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

The Springfield Republican thus notices
the success of the TWO years amendment
scheme in Massachusetts,: 1T is the victory
of. mistaken policy, marrow eoneeit. and
religious aud national bisotry, and will re-
turn to plague the politicians who assisted
In winning it." r--5 -n-r-rr1
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

Sir. f. G. Goddard, of Council Grove.
was in town on Thursday last. He says
hundreds of disappointed Gold seekers are
nov! passing through that place daily on
their return from Pixies Peak. Flour can
be bought readily of the returning miners
at $500 per sack
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

Messrs. Jos. A. Fuller and VIM. H Ken
dali. who left this place for the gold mines
about month ago returned on Tuesday
last, completely cured of the '.gold fever"
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

Although thousands who started for the
gold mines are turning back, many are
going on determined to give the matter a
thorough Investigation. The reports are
still conflicting, many of those who are
there saying that they are making from
i've to ten dollars per day. while others are
doing nothing. ~ SO
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
- Religious Notice.

Rev. j. C. Fraker, the new Methodist
minister on Emporia mission, will preach
in this place on Sunday next, the 9th inst,
at half past 10 o'clock.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

b. The editor of the Border Star has seen
slump of gold from the Mexican mines.
which was worth twenty-one hundred and
si1ty-four dollars. Didn't it make your
eyes ''water" Nc?
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

Z The n. Y. Post says that many of the
Italians In that city are winding up their
affairs, IN order to return te EuFope. io
take part in the war for the liberation of L.
ally from the oppression of Austria.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

No rain has fallen since Sabbath last, and
it is again sufficiently dry to enable the far
mers to resume ther planting operations
From what we can learn they are putting in
large crops.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

We have received the first No. of a new
paper called the Kansas Press, published
by S. N. Wood, in Chase county. about
twenty miles west of Emporia.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

A remarkable pillar of light. resembling
the tail of q large comet, swept from north
east TO north west, over the city of New
York on the 29th ult.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

The New York Journal of Commerce ad-
mits that ''in all our calculations for the
next President campaign, We may as wall
assume that the twenty seven electoral
votes of Pennsylvania are mortgaged to the
Republicans
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

Neosho Lodge No.. IS, 1. o. of e. T.. f.
Meets regularly on the lst and Sd Tuesday
evenings of each month at o'clock in TeInplar's
! Hall. Commercial street. Emporia Members of
other Lodges are invited tn ate nd when convent
ent- A r. BANCROFT, ". C. T.
j. IgCArrTRsox W s
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

We noticed yesterday some new hardware
unloading at Perley's. He has now good
stock on hands, and sells it at reasonable
prices Give him a call
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

Morrissey and Heeuan, who hac the big
fight. and were until recently relentless enc
mics, have become ardent frierds. Their
good example is not lost. Mr.. Buchanan
and Judge Douglas are trying to initiate Ii
Lou Jour.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

a rumor has reached US from the go d
mines that Denver City and Au.aria had
been destroyed by a band of disappointed |
emigrants. -
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

Iowa papers speak of great suffering in
that State from want of food. During the
early part of spring cattle died of srarva-
tion By scores throughout the State-o4
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
Meeting of the Neosho Bridge Com
DapV.

r papy. .H
Pursuant to call the subscribers TO stock
In the Neosho Bridge Company met in
Templars Hall on Saturday. the e8th. for
the purpose of choosing q Board of Dirtc
tors, and to complete the organization OF
the Company. The meeting was organiz-d
by eIeeting E. P Bancroft. Chairman,
and P. B. Plumb, Secretary. Forty eight
shares were represented by the meeting.
On motion the meeting proceeded I" a
permanent organization by balloting for FIVE
directors, which resulted As follows:
For Directors, E. P Bancroft, A. G..
Proctor, H. w. Flick, T. White, and No
ah Bixler.
E. P. Bancroft was chosen President OF
the company. A. G. Procter,. Secretary;
and H w. Flick Treasurer. -
Mr. John Hammond then presented II
plan and specifications for a bridge of J
feet span. which was accepted by the B ard.
Voted to advertise TO receive bids for
building said bridge.
The meeting then ali urned.
BY order of the Board.
E,P. BANCROFT, President.
A. G. PRocTER Secretary. -.-,-1.-v
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
s. III. X. II. 1882.

/ Mystic Grotfo of sEnlpoFia, opens for Vesper
Comnunion, and Bona Dea on the .ss s.s Cir
i preceding 18Th 9tfsnenH5. Heed Iili therefore be
i duly takea- By order Of full Coznnaunip1s -.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

The Couonwoon river has been on q bust
Turing the past week. On Tuesday. It was
as high as ever before known. 5ss.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

Flour is being sold in our streets by re-
turning Pixies Peakers for from 81 to 81, 50
per sack.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

The wheat crep in this section, SO far a
We hare been able to observe. is looking
finely.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

ftrs. Insertion line ten eea each sas4eeat inson
ava dollar Hze znHu. ons fourth eslrmT
sAr.s mouths. II year. 0ze
s II %; SIX % o 49, All trza
seat foEsiEa 1dvsr:isesnss mast be paid IN sdEaas
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

Single copies of Tx News in wrappers for sal
4. this Office, at Eve cents per sopy.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
Odd Feiiovs.

Emporia Lodge. No 10, /. O. o. r. meets reg
ularIy every Wednesday evening. at O'Clock IN
Mosonic Hall Members of the Order in good
standiHg are cordially Invited to visit the lodge
fSf1 3 lEL% ROBERT LOGAN, NJ g.
81. VI. FIcK, See'y.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

For Justices.---Blank subpenas, Executions,
summons, Warrants, RseogniEanees, de-, for sale
a. this Office. z-.-f.-,.r. I,
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
Masonic.

VI dNUulCs
Regular Cnrnmnnications Of En- poria Lodge No.
~. a. F. and A n are h-ld on the Thursday eve
ming of, or preceding the full inooa IN each month
L. D. BAILEY, W. u.
C. Y. EskRsDeE. Sec'y. .I 4
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
. a D L E S
Fancy Goods.

1t will certainly not be our fault if in the future
1iey complain that they've "nothing to car
And. in general, we have. and viii keep constant
ly cn haud, H res
Shawls and shoe-br1shes. log chains and traces,
Pins and Piekaxss, linen ami iaces, - -
Window sash, side-saddles, shingles and nails,
Bar-soap and whale -bones-but not any whales;
Ciaw-ianrners and hoops, as well as the skirts
Matches, molasses and uHfn tTTied clerks;
And more than this. the young ladies TO suit,
clerk with the goods we'll tiTolo in to boot.
n. Butter, Eggs. green and dry Hides taken
in exchange f"r goods. HORYSBY & FICK.
ETnTcrIa, April 2. 1859 81
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
Terms of Subscription.
Rafes OF fAdrertfsing.

Gt.-ls seTF. ens yaar. u .
f,a eolies year tasd zstssr ef sRh1
arsnt 90 's !. ll--.-- .
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
Claim Notice!
oFFIoE 49, LAsp DIsraIcr,

OFFIcEs " EsfE15 LAND DIsT2lcTI
-a.. OeDKSs K T.. May I3, 1883
ITO THOMAS Wo0BAEL. You are hereby
James Fitzgerald VIII offer proof before at this
office Of his right to pre-emptt the north sEest guar
ter of Section fifteen fI5l TeEsss.Iip fifteen tl5l.
sotth Rang sven a east # the -ixra principal
msrilan. You IA ing an adv claim lilt 70 said
ssi, viii ~ FiisilIssi OF ( eoant-r-l'roof "
forc rs ut that time ~ ~
sAM'L B5 GARRETT. r ,gist.r.---.
2Iwz NDLEYsPATr RI kRSOS. r e-fvsr.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

VUANTED. in exchange for goods, Fusss sHides.
deeli iAH0S' o'fn i IHoRNsBYs = y1eK.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04

Es3r ) lie cl.I1!
Z OTIS aasl S itr-s Ia Elnposia. by
IL ApEai 9.A659. = u. ~ Ao.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
Convevancinr.

nEEDS and all kinds Of Legal Writing draws
- with accuracy at my Office under Masonic
ball. n63-tf L. D BAILEY
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
go Mule Breeders

THE celebrated Jack TOHOE is now Standing
at Nathan Cory's, 9 miles vestef EnpoFia ca
the south side of Cottonwood, where he will remain
during the entire season. Terms Ten dollars for
insurance, or will pay twenty dollars for the
colts at veaning time (sbout the frat Of October
1885, WILLIAM HARPoLE.
The Kanzas news., 1859-06-04
RE III o Y AZ.
For saIe---Rare Chance !

A y excellent farm. on the Cottonwood. with
n ninety acres timber, forty acres broke and
fenced, living water, log house, stables &C. VIII
be sold at very low fgnre. -Four yoke Of good
work cattle wanted in part payment Apply e
Emporia, Feb 81, SO E. P. BANCROFT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
Charlestown Academy.

'I'hE ensning term OF tbs Insii,uties n IN com
msnee on MO DAY, sepiemh.f s,h ,.I
e"auaos i've months, undcr N. charge o, M..sr.
SohH y s'nborn. Principal, sad Jauss r.
TIE II MS
FOR Instruction In he Classical ard
Mathematical Depaunrut soo A
10 tee o'diaASY htsaeAeS 81 Eng.
ltsh, =. .
Tor session % Eve msnik.
Erirs cHsrge Tor French
" Applicants ior admission rnu., ,r
eoutinoe IRON The day OF adni.s,un IN tbs en-, =,
me Session No DEDUCTION fsf alsrncc. psp,i,
20" .n'seee eaa Dc Accommodate With Boz
Sr.si ne bouse Of the PriScipal, or Nr.K,.tp.
or sncdftass' on reasonable terms.
by erelns've and Dntirins surntion 60 IN, -
"esoi y" profession. Mr. vii ,nd,arout fan a.
serve, ashe hopes To secure. . literal .h.,, .r
public Pc ronarc.
JOHN J sANBoRN. P,,.e.si
JAS y. CRAfGHiLL, Auaa.i
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
JOHN J sANBoRN. P,iae.s,
JAS u. CRAiOHiLL, anusfa,i
Cemsni..ioner,. No,,,.

I'o'h- Creditors OF The estate OF Johu L Thorn.
'oa, dec d., and all others concerned.
- N are hereby nouh.d that Of the r,sa,.t Cd,
" .Ae' hom."n, Admr. OF The ssid )ohn L
Thsmsae, deed. have srpa;. tro IA. a., 49,.
OF p.e.nber hrI, a. uiy cfhee, Tor r.esiyinr
proofs Of debts OF demands agsis.t the ,s,a g.,
% n" e.'air, a, Which time and place you az. r..
49, nsu.ed- S'vrn under NV hand a. Csn b.
~ 'h's i3tn cav OF October. 1854
brt ~ - S.Nt Srn.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

Virginia to wit:
A. 70 .. held 20 the Clerk. Orsee OF n. Ci-eui,
Corr OF ',f,fson Couuty on The 4h cay Of oeto-
b-r 1859
John Hoffman, Plif. in s"ump,h
dgaira
John A Snoveiil Edward Ge'z-ndsn,r
AND C-"Isr w-inNf,nnef, Co-psun.r,
under the hfm OF John A snOv,iiI and
,ompauy, D,n,.
The o. l~ct 81 this suit ~ To r,rnv,riud-m.n
sRai",' The D"ir ndAnis tor sie- - c~uts 9th 1,
ssl inirf"si thereon IRON The ~ dsy OF Arm
iNr5 unul pad the amount 81 the PIaiot,as
CLAIM again. the D-irncsnis and 10 stscb IN.
r>iaie and rr~oi. of the D-fri.fans within IN,
stA'e ~ N"Rinta. a. satisfy the saiu Judgment
tsTr~a'ibg ca sth'svu hi.d IN this .uii thu,
inc p~lendani~. are nut residents OF Ihi, Ststr
'hrN are h-t'ty required IT, Appsa. here with
On "nr m"nlh siief cue pgbiicsiiun at this or.
Der and DO shst n'ccs.sI, protect their ipt,r
es' IN TN, mater. u 10 further orGrred that
'uPJ al ihi. OIdrT b. publi.b-d once a we. Tor
IuHr succcssiy" week.. "a ih- Virginia Ere.
FEES, h-vspap p5,nicd IN J,f.f.on Ccuoty
aud posted o. the front door at The Cn,rt.Iiou.,
on IN. hTsi day OF the n-it Cuuny Court.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
CHARLES l.. CRUM,
ps.Lka ~ AT sisp- 90
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6hee FlneinSs 4 sosSssyPe SseeA,
tS,g. Of ia B,s AErd)
S,coad Door Sop'h OF n. Ccut Hpuse,
Lssdesa Nyo,,. Wiseh>aer, Tirgiaia.
HARDWARE.
DEST wb,~iies Nail. Screw. Locks uinses
ID Lsuhe. kh"bs. Table and Pocket Cvilefy,
Scissors Shear. RsIcfs, &c-
MseAanies' Tools oi ersiy kind and eeserip-
ton.
Shoe Findings.
Tam leu snd Madras Morocco Lining snG
binding SKINS Ganer and Sno- UrpeV Lss',
Bot Trees, Thread, Webbing. Prg', Nails and
all kincs OF rocs.
Ambrotype stock.
fan variety OF Is-ffsmen,s r Iiures. Cs-~.
Gas Mats. Presrrvsr. M-lssaouTe Pace,
Cnentcat. saa es.ry othrr ariiele IN that ine a.
The lo~-s' Cay prices.
Nov 10. 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
To Land Owners and Others.

TUE VALLEY STAR cff-f. r.r. intue,n.,t
70 'ho~ haTtns LANDS ~ u,her properly G,r
'as ssh cifeuiates sItsusireiv throughout Soofb
cfn frsHsylsshh. Aivrriis-msots nav b, 40,
aefed through The gfss P',ss 90 Get n, IN
Pa a -, su."
Nov. IL iS59-iy