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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27
Coal. Coal, Coal.
FROM TUE
- ~ ~ usN gas q ~ uN pNuEEN

Coal. Coal, Coal.
FROM THE
LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
A NEW VEIN OF COAL hss recently bsen dis
IA covered, and il npw being extensively work ed
on the lands of tho Lawrence Coal Co., Ut Law
renee OF quality superior TO any hitherto brought
to this market in confirmation Of which references
are had below.
am now furnishing and am prepared to deliver
the above Coal in quantities to salt, at the lowest
market rates.
will also furnish the same Coal sold by the
Slaughter Co. tor tho past few months, and which
Was obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
IL second only 10 the above described Coai, the
best Of Slaughter Coal.
Orders for the shove may be left ut the oiics Of
Il. h. 4 d. w. Ford. or kodefer l. Bishop 1t the h.
II. Derot, or b. IL. Riley, aDder the Dudley House.
n. REYNOLDS, Agent.
RnvmnEScEs.
State Bank, g. dwight Eaton,
J. X. Hornsb, j. c. Parrot 4 Co.,
Counable Emyth,
slsde Bro, Billings House.
s. b. Clark, Master Mechanic At X. / Fl. d.
II. Machine shop. [jan14d1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27
The sTarirr and cuba.

lp Congress at last accounts Mr.. Montgom-
cry had given notice TO Mr.. Phelps, OF the
Committee OF Ways and Means, on behalf OF
the Pennsylvania Democrats, that he will re-
sist the consideration Of any more appropri-
stion bills until some scheme concerning the
tariff il presented.
The Senate Committee on Foreign RelA.
tons by vote Of 4 to have agreed 10 q
repor, written by Slidell, advocating the $780,
Uo0, 900 appropriation, and have reported a
sial ior sne same. Inc report 10 an eiabo-
rate argument In favor Of the acquisition OF
Cuba. Mason, Douglas, siidell and Polk
sgre1d to the report. Steward, Crittenden
aud Foot disagreed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27
Kansas. D,.,urba uccs.

The ST. Louis Democrat of the 2lst says
that the Kansas war is a bogus war; that the
dipatches are bogus dispatches; that at last
accounts Brown and Montgomery were at
work on their farms that Gov. Stewart was
not 10 possession Of any Conformation" on
account OF which he called for $4,000, and
that was the reason why he declined to en-
tighten the House, at their requests that he
wants the money to pension of spawned poll
ticians, and to liquidate the unpaid expenses
Of the last foray.
Line OF Steamers between Galeaa
md 81. Louis.
We see in the Galena Advertiser Of the
Goth on account Of meeting to organize .
line Of steamers to run directly between Ga
lena and St. Louis. Capt. Orrin Smith
thought 1t could be sustained. and advocated
the measure. The probability is that the
proposition will be successful. The direct
through line Of last season between st. Louis
and St. Paul, is understood to have done ex-
ceedingly well, and its success may stimulate
the present effort of the Galenians and Du-
buquers, flor the latter are expected to unite
in the undertaking.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27

LO6Ts
I m Main street, or on the Plankroad within q
~ few miles of town, . ANAL MamorHnAum
Book, with the name Of ]. kendrick plainly writ
ten in it, and containing some papers and memo
randums Of no value to the finder, and SIC In
money. Any finding and returning said book
shall be suitably rewarded by leaving IL Mt the
Office Of J. Brown, Agent, I'd street, opposite the
Athenmum jan26d2t
CAUTION.
A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
"A chasing note given by VIM. w. Bslknap In
my favor, dated July 20, 1855, and payabls three
yours after date, for the sum Of six hundred and
sixty 100 dollars said note having been lost
or mislaid by me, and said Bsiknap having been
notified not TO pay the same.
WIN. r. d. LYNCH.
Keokuk, Jan Is, 1885, 36d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27

FrGITivE SLAVE IN TnK WHIrg House..
Our Washington correspondent tells
good saving OF Thaddeus Stevens, the Repub.
lican Representative elect from Buchanap,s
District
"A gentleman was referring. in presence
on Thad Stevens, to the possibility Of MIR.
Bnchanar't turning against the South for
the purpose Of retrieving his lost fortune 10
Pennsylvania, and asked Mr.. Stevens what
he thought would be the result. Mr.. Stevens
replied that there would be no trouble abou,
that, - the South could reclaim him any
s,me under the Fugitive Slave Law The
Inquirer seemed perfectly sstis6ed."-IN. Y.
Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27

eT-J. II. Michon, : French holic priest,
has written brilliant pamphlst nRging the
permanent removal Of ths pepo III ~ erusa-
lem, the cradle Of tho Christiaa ~ on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27
AnecdOte Of the Rev. Peter Cart.
wright.

AuecdOte OF the Rev. Peter Cart.
wright.
In 1910, Peter Cartwright received what is
called "an cxhorter's license," and was al
lowed to s'exercise his gifts." He began to
find little education necessary; and Provi-
dence opened his way to school, at which
were taught call the branches Of common
education, and also the dead languages. -
Peters linguistic requirements are thus ex.
hbited:
81 recollect once to have come across one
Of thsse Latin and Greek scholars, a regular
graduate in theology. In order to bring me
into contempt in q public company, he ad-
dressed ne in Greek. In my younger days /
had lsafnsd considerable German. list
ened to him - il understood it al, and then
replied n Dutch. This he knew nothing
about, neither did he understand Hebrew
He concluded mar had answered him 10
Hebrew, and nOsdiately caved in, and sta-
ted TO ~ company that Was the fret educa-
tod Msshodist pssacher hs ever saw"
g. The Washington correspondence Of
the Baltimore nxprsss says: aThe charges
against the Brooklyp. N. Y. Naval officers
arc grave and spesiae, Involving tho Navy
department. rrsssisas liien, OF New York,
charges that be put n BID 4pr tho eonstruc.
ton of vasssla which 1epo 4nsglscssd, and
higher bids asosptsd. InsS ssss menlber
Of Congress rscsivsd Nv 1nasand dollars to
secure the oontrast from 1T ompetitors.
awarded, the Prsaidans - Tor specific bid
forging should be done q ~ 1Aundry At
Reading, Pa, in which ageney Jon1p had On
interest. Similar charges az unla3sAsss and
| Gorruptinn MA nvafeYrAA ~ s>arASaa ~ ph;ta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27

ETEx. Gov. Slade Of vsfm1o Secretary
q the n:.ional Board q Poe Education,
died 81 Middlsbary on 6anAa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27
SIGN OH the GOLDEN
SIGN OH the GOLDEN
eagle and M orsay,
NO. 90 MAINS r.,
ANDREW ]. WILLIAMSON,
Whsleaale and Retail
DRUGGIST,
ovvkRs A PULL STOCK ov
Drugs, hodieines,

Drugs, Medicines, -
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. &c,
To The trade. and At retail ~ very low prioes for
Cash.
Whslesale Agent for Southern Iowa and North
IN Missouri for the following goods:
Great Western Coal Oil Coz ksrossns OIL,
Ayeri Cherry Pectoral, Pills and Ague Care;
Jsyne's Family Medicines
Queru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
jan11
yum oPIuM-Turkey, just received and for
~ sale low by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
Janfzd 06 Maip-st.
/ INsEED, Lard and sperm Oil, In store and for
- sale low by Al WILKINSON.
sign VI the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
tan23d 90 Main-st.
GPlRiTs Turpeut tine, Alcohol and spirit 0aS,
~ in store and for sale ut The lowest market rate
by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Aagis and Mortar,
jan22d % Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27

MONEY LOANED
nN City Scrip, City and County Orders, Mer-
~ chsndise, Personal Property, &c.
GEO. CHAPLIN,
jan 26dtf Third-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27
THE sOClADLE,,
OR
NE THOU SAND AND ONE.

ONE THO Gus AND AND ONE.
Home Amusc mcnss;
coNrAIHIpG
Acting Prpverhs. Dramatic Charsdcs, Acting
Charades, or Drawing. room Pantomimes;
Musical Burles qucs, Tableax vi
wants, Partor q ames, Games
VI Action, Forfeits,
Science in Sport,
PArlor Magic,
And choice collection Of Mental and Mechanical
Passles, Ac., &c.
ILLUsr RATED
With nearly 400 Engrsvings and Diagrams ];
The whole being
FUND or NEvER-KEDIHc ENTERTAINMENT |;
By the author Of the agicias q Own Book
For sale by NV. WESTC0TT.
ian2Ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.
A sharp Fight IN Lynn County.-Onc
MAN kiIicd ana TIVE Wounded.
GEN. JIM LANE b GOV. SAM MEDARY.
What Montgomery d Bro,on are doing.
u. 3. Troops Recalled ana Medary
left In the Lurch.

THE KANSAS LEGISLATURES,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
Aslp Aobfrtisslllsnis.
]. niM,EINIsrRAToR,s sAI.E.

rspI IL sell onlS Saturday, Oct. Ist, 1859
i Brooks store, the effects Of Samue
Il Black, decd, consisting Of paints
11;;nter's tools, household and Kitchen
II1't.gilafs, &c. JNO. RUMBLE. i
NJ 81 administrator
fRTbel above sale was postponed on ac-
I'll, Il .oftle rain ulhil Saturday, October
hs B{tl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
Marshall % oil ege
VA CAREIL CO.. VIRGINIA.

THE FIRST session Of this institution will
IL open on the 22d Of August next. with
the following Ill VT
zT 3 FACULTY.. /.
I sB. HI. THAoKsToS, A. Biol Virginia,
President, and Professor'of Ancient Ian.
guages. 4
Rev. IF. s. WooD, A. M, Of South
Carolina, professor Of Modern Languages
and Mathematics. 5y II iit,
j. s. SHANNON, a.. B., Of Tennessee.
Professor Of experimental P philosophy and
Bellies Letters. q. liz,
/ Rev. GEo. B. PoAeE, of Virginia, Pho.
fessor of moral and mental Philosophy.
N, moons, Esq, Of Virginia, Instruc-
tor in the Primary and academic de-
partment.
The collegiate session will be divided
into two terms, Of 20 weeks each. Ut
5il CHARGES. .
Per mspayable one half in advance, for
the regular course, or other. If
wise, $50 O0
Modern Languages extra) each. 5 0o
Primary English, Oe
Academic, sIR 10 90
Incidental expenses, SO
Board per week, I 3 "a
Students may commence their course
and graduate in four years. orthay may
I!enter an advanced class aud graduate n
a less timeIi such as may desire it, may
Epursue particular studies, for proficiency
lin which, \ special diploma will b
awarded. 81
Marshall College is beautifully situated
1.-TWO miles. below Guyandctses oh an emf
hence, overlooking the Ohio river, IN the
midst Of apieasant and intelligent com
munity. The buildings are neat and
commodieus, The water excellent, and ths
location remarkably healthy. Every "a
Icility for the acquisition Of . thorough
business or collegiate education may 5,
found here.
II For further particulars address til.
President -Guyandotte. Virginia.
July 9th, 1883. Sill 3m f
IL II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
-raorsrA Cnops Ann rHR ,SroRM

mi damage done the corn and tobac.
IT, crop in different counties il riir.
',inia BIZ theIrecent heavy storms, il
IIsss5resented as very great In Caro-
IIihD Tie tobacco crop of one Or two
ILL., farmers has been injured to tile
.s of' seFeraIsthousand dollard.
MINI many Of the inland streams
4b8 creeks the corn fields have beer
srerhown, to the serious damage b
4itetcrop. All Fl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
NOTICE OF Dissolution.
Charleston, Kanawha Co, Va, q

FL August 26th. 1853.
THE firm, of .B. Heart & CO.., have this day
il dissolved partnership by mn tual consent.
Those having claims against the Company
will present them to Jos. Bibby. properly au :
#thenticated for settlement. Those indebted
will please pay up!atsight, as further indul-
gence cannot be given Our debts must be
paid. A word to the wise is sufficient. Per
sons wishing TO settle their account, for fans,
SC willsfnd them with j., b. Heart or dos.
Bibby near the Mill. The debts ot the Com
pany will be paid as fast as The money can be
collected. 4 j. B.. HEARTH co.
Winehester Viiryiaiiaa copy 3 times. J
Aug. y, 2m 40
in INTEND stih to carry on the mans fac
il turs OF Doyless Improved
GRAIN CLEANERs
at this piaee, as heretofore, at my old stand
in Charleston, Va. All orders promptly at
tended to. j. B.EHEART y
Sept. roth, 1879. %.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
NOTICE.

INpIrsnance of d fsaeeteetat order Of the
\ Hcrcnit court Of sCabell Comfy, in ths
.FFhss gf Miner fIife IS. Cock and Carroll III
Hsaheery, IwiElI proceed TO sell at pub.ieja
zia, To- the highest bidder, at The ffont door
III shtll Court Hsuses On the gti y
FiDrst Apldag IN Eooem5er,; sH
NE n hes1g oonftaay, Oil i credit Of six, twelve
4tf.9$s gateen mostas, Within terest from date.
2i34 b. tebas4E- giving Bond with approved Sc 4
( -IitYt the house and lot in the bill and prof
ings mentioned lii the town Of Guyahs
NY " ALBERT LAIDLEY, SPECIAL Com
j{9atQber sds 1859. 5-2i 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
s5spY,iIssIoNEa's SALE OF vALgA !.
s,T.E SALT PRoPERIY--esp AL3AND
= = III 81 TIS.yAWIIA BOTTOM LAND.

/ III r., ME of a decree of the Cifcrlt Cour I
~ AZ Kanawha county. rendered at the Aa-
l.lgls 1seiaI tefgl, iS59.sinsa certain ehancefy
tfetejn peRaing, in which Quarter ~
G,ptisan romignissi5nxrs, are Pr IFS, and David
/ i W flarks6a and others are DePs.. the I'M
S.,g;gde j, srjec5al eotnmsssio appointed by
/. ssib And fof thai purpose will, on lis
!. J6Indag The, va day scf l1opeaa5er, 4 85a,
e III mont 5jf- the doorof the Court House
Z Snawha county, ut public ati ctfen, ITO the
pm JEestI bidder, Il eeftaia tact or PARCEL III
3 ,Ss5si sslla1ed on the Southwest side gf the
L. gswE,s riYt3f, nearly opposite the town "
4 M.FIeb ssttaitlfrig about 5o3acrts, 8 rods Of
\ s3slaiE}aisd, together with an undivided iIl-
ft,sIt Fl traotSoi hill Or coal land, adjoining
! ,SsFaal Aforesaid and containing about 5S
,Irss. 2#ro3s and I'll poles, being the sane land
Fisla7e1 bYIW lliam A. smith as saft
s{1,'.,Saqt afd beIig also the same property
Il ,4E,s5A bysDaEid J. W. Garrison, from
ftgBf5azs & Milier, Commissioners IN TIE
F.HHr of# ttc Bank Of Virginia and Others
sg4I6lls REYNOLDS and others, pending IN i s
.n.aA circuit Court, fo the report q of 81 q
Cinsss5aers and the plot OF Abel &. Slni
i ne,#htdtfa said cause, reference IS made OF
ii tea(41i description Of the land aoFessalld
II TIL der Dent. Of the purchase moneys8iil
II 81 rrtBl,Ited IA hand, tlis purchaser oIgise
-a,ds Wilt good personal security iof lht FL
9,1ler, PAYABLE III eq aal iastastnents At ffte t
!. SIX, aias and 3tgeIvs months, with inttIesl
ii fFs WIN. A. ouARRtRR,
I#S f IRE We. G. GILL; ON.
8 "a y #& l}H. 49, ~ ~ f,tun m IL FSi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
CAUTION,

Ilnnderstand that my name has been used
upon Gfaia Cleaners of other patents, and
that such Cleaners, have been sold d. nj
This is fraud upon the purE
chaser, and isdape to sell worthless machines
=. B. HEART. q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03

fD0TATOES- 100 Bushels NORTHERN
~ POTATOES. for seed, just recsived
kum Cincinnati. Forsals By
a. 4. WEITTEKER Il SON.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
II Com inlssiO Rer,s Sale Of Real Estate on
4 VI opal River. a

" Goal River. .
\ Mr. iDE ~ y oomp's
| lISe Carmel Coal Company Of n oha \ 'a
7.oAl RIVER, IA
s IL Nparsaaaoe of a decree Ie lhefed in4ths
l cause At the1 last.lefm ,0ft Kana@ha Circuit
4 CONT ahaIl proceed, On The
II lStaayIf y October nert,
at the front door of@ The Count HOUSE of Ka-
I 1swha County, I'd seif1i54 acres Of Coal Land
on Caal River, fully descFbedia tile parefs OF
this cause. Terms 10 nerl cent. cash. Res
\ idue upon ereaitof 80 and Dbl months equal
Il WHICH bonds with good security, viii be re-
I CURED and tbs title will be retained untilthe
!. purchase inoneyis paid. The title is believed
/ h BEL good. bit selling. Comm iss5oner..
! wiz only sell jsuehtitle s Isl vested in me.
Is. Esii 4. lib. SWAMI, h y
Aus seth, 500 l 4 Commissioned =
Il fae abase sale has beeF postponed until
4 sAe 2Rh day Of oelober, 1859. ~
j h 6A 'I':a B. swan NJ Gomnl'r
+ TTIRGINIA, SIS :-At Rnles, held. in The
" Clerks Office 81 The Circuit Court Of
4 Nsaaxhs County in the month .ofgoctober,
l1sepAG iili f ss# 5.
t.AMahan 81 aClark.S =. 81
The 9bj4et 5! iris snit being to recorHryof
me Defends at, Abraham B. CLARK, The s6srfof
1872, dueeby opea accountFto=the Plaintiff,
JQ3, phi Gill, and 10, attach his monies. estate
Ea4iIdrbas inl Virginia, IN payment thereof,
I, s5la Interest ftom the fsl6th day of April,
Il 1885, uhfil paid and cost1of suit. And il APP
'fPearf1g by affidavit filed that the Defendant,
n aham B. Clark ~ q non resident OF tie
State Of Virginia ;it is ordered that he do
;a4peaF here ip one month after due pnblica.
.F,!1h oftliis order, and 40 what is necessary to
ptoiect his interest il the premises. = PeSta,
Il. tfA. wv. QUARRTER, Clerk Isl
Il ri b. Sw4ss, p. All 4-24 tIAA
I. I04,FiEine efa ecTsesrendered by the crE
Il ID fGuit+ AonrtI of Pu#nAm couhty, al its Sep
-.ttRber term, S59tinlthe caa4e OF CalveTy Mo
# Rdiister aga nsts4Milliam Henson andothsrS,
d shall, as Special Commissioned, en- the M
.T.EIf 5 e9tk Of Oct6Jer, 1859, i.
spon tie premises Sell By way OF public auc-
ion, 10 The highest bidder, upon. credit 81
slI, twelve and tHHnty -four Inoaths,Swit I'M
sttestsfro'n date, tis5tract of land of which
4 Il hen MeGalhslerIdie seized and possessed,
j tanning als hundIed and forty one acres,
sgInlg-in Teays' Valley, Putnam county, and
ayyAYgsnpon il , Barge and eommodions brick
\. a*tiRIg4 house. las. W.H0GE.
In ((,&4 t..f A.g4 t45.5b #fF 5s -Lss#s5e. EEl +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03

-H IT tlE TOBACCO. Mt e..
80 s 8 Z s 5sass. ssss sts..
or Florence HugheR' Long los.
rs Caddy Boxes Prairie Chicken.
70 Butts Flora Temple.
25 Kegs Gedge & Bros Six Twist.
20Gross S. b. Williamsp fine cut chewing
{ so Bbls Queen City Gut and Dry. Y
40 Half-bbls q As do
55sj BJSKIRK & DAVIS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
Also, large lot of
Turner's Celebrated Ginger Wine, Rasp.
berry brandy, Blackberry Brandy
M Forest Wine Bftters, Ladies,
FARMERS,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
J. -. H e art.

Is stfH manufacturing, in the best manner,
and at the lowest prices. DoTLE's IMPRoyED
DouBLE Sc, EAKIsC
# Grain Cleaner.
TNHIS patent Grain Cleaner has been pro-
III nannced by alliwho have used ii, to Be
The fastest and best operator ever introduced.
} The sales made the last year were much
larger than heretofore, and entire satisfac-
ton have been given To every farmer who
has purchased them. I'll
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
"a. WdITTEKE Err 81 son,

5 h q At their old established house,
Opposite Bank of Virginia, Charleston,
Would announce to their customers and
The bubble generally, that, with lfhe advan-
Etage Of q large and cdmmodioJs store room,
they are. determined to enlarge d nd increase
their business. and are pow receiving the
largest and best selected stock Iof-goods ever
offered iD this market before, consisting in
sfo n nF 81 - n ~ go NV IT., ~ 1T
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
D1.YlGooda!

Groceries, HARDWARE, sQuetRsWare, Bootsi
Shoes, Hats Caps, &c Their stock in every
depaItmeDtis unusually large, and viii be sold
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH V
We earnestly invite an examination of our
goods,feelng assured that fol- quality and price
we can satisfy the closest ,buyets. We are
bound to closeout this stock Of goods rapidly,
to make room for more, and in order to 90 So,
we are offering. . III
~ Better inducements to Buyers /
than we have heretofore done. 6:. II
The Highest Market Price paid
for Produce. N
1851 Al. .WHITTEKER q SON..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03

III \ BONES pf excellent ne BACCO just
iNJ rtseeivtd land fot sale cheap blythe box
I TAILOR'SI Cigar and Tobacco Store,
..f! - Charleston, Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03

they can be surpassed BY the most fashiona-
bic merchant tailor In this OF anyother place;
they have been cut BY experienced men, and
made up by the best journeynen tailofs the
country has produced. Our vests and pants
are of every variety and price, and we war-
rant them to give entire satisfaction 10 all
who may purchase of us. E
\ TO our stock Of read y-made Shirts, We
call the attention Of aH persons needing
such. We believe we can sell shirts cheap
er than people can buy from Dry Good
Stores, the materials to make them. Our
stock embraces the most fashionable styles
now worn, such as Bersailes, Birdeye Linen.
plain Linen, Calico Cotton. &c. We have
also Clavats in great abundance, and ot
every style. iii #at sST
Our Boots and Shoes are from the best
Eastern manufactures. In this department
of. our business, we have paid especial st-
tention to procuring from the NEST seryicable
article OF mems wear, ito the finest ladies
shoes, and we feel satisfied that our stock
will compare f,vorably with any ethet in
this place. #s
We have also receised large lot Tobacco
and Cigars, which cannot be surpassed. II
'H7: MAY, a. WE'LL, 81
A,cade Building. opposite the Courthouse, Il
ssy3n7tf. 4,. Charleston, va
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
i tocAL AGENT wASrER.

1 a.LTGHT On the SUBJECT.
InERS0NS Il want Of Wm5pw Glass.
/ Pufty, DO, would do welfsto call on
j. III. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03

N = IA $50 Cigars, CEc.,
[ From his long experience in the Kanawha
trade, he; flatters himself that he knows the
wants of the people Of this community, and
that he has selected goods that will meet
with the appreciation Of all. ...,.f. 4.
His clothing comprises every article worn
by men and boys, and haslbeen made with
special care from the best materials, and he
warrants them to out wearsany other goods
ever broughtto this market. 4-29 q
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& nnh HFINE, Gle ARss efdifferpt
sOIJ\gradss. Just received and
4 at til
TAFLoR's Cigar and Tobacco store.
@.f !. II E.5s Charleston. Va.
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SUGAR CURED HAMS. .#4
1 IA LOT OF Ruggles' Sugar Cured Hams'iusi
e AsAf-csivedSby BESKlRK & DAVIS. Il
April 5 1859; i 6m 400 ]
GOOD NEWS 70 u THE PEOPLE
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an or which BIZ, VIII sell low for Cash. ana
frr cAsH,eslE. Las. A. CALDWELL.
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.KANAWHA VALLEY STAR

DECElYED direct from New Orleans:
III 1901 hds fair to prime Sugar.
10 hhds Buena Vista do Y
200 bbls prime New 0flea ms NJ olasses.
100 half bbIs prime do
E BUsKIRK & DAVIS. {
COFFEE.
0lO Bags prime Rio Coffee,
iAOU 100 bags LaguiTo do
y so Pockets Old Government Java
sa Coffee. BUSKIRK & DAVIS.
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|R4'virt9e oda aecfse, rendered BY tue Gilt
ID sGuit Gonrthof PutnRm county, at its Sep
it-aber term, s59s inlthe cause Of CalxeTy Nc
Edilister against William Henson andothsTS,
1 snail. as Special Commissioned. ON the
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TN.AILS..

200 Kss. .'ss''i B5s &; ;els ,sr DAVIS.
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TEAS.

n n TEAS. \
iEA Half chests Imperial Tea.
,JNJ Is halfchests Young Tyson Tea.
20 ~ do Black do
i 80 - do Gun Powder do !.
IS Caddy Boxes assorted do 8E
BUSKIRK & DAVIS. Y
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WINES,
! BRANDY.

it will be our aim to keep constant supplJ
ofthePuTest and best articles for medicalpaf.
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lAnn pOWaATkN PIPES, Il Il
~ N,,zysE0so received and for sale at !.
II AfAoR's Cigar and Tobaeco Store,
III " i 6he Eletse :, Va