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OsvscE % .. .. 0AasmAL,1
Il Claire, Iowa. nassA -, 1859.
TN ohsdlenee 20 Law and the following order. no
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% lows VII b hssA q Keekuk, - M divisso~
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Of Davenport, Iowa.
The general nature Of the business Il the manufsc.
ture Of corn starch.
thousand dolsrs (15O, 00O)-tO Commence business
when twenty thousand dollars (12c. OOO) are sub.
sertbed 10 the capital stOob,
The corporation 10 to commence on the 96th day
Of March 1859, and continue for twenty years.
The busincss TO be managed ara controlled by Ave
dirsctors, elected annually on the fret Monday In
Nay, one OF whom 70 be President, and may en-
ploy such agents may be necessary.
The highest amount OF indebtedness u any one
time " which the corporation may subject Itself
shall not sxceed 11O,0OO.
PrivAte property Of stockh ,lders 10 be exempt
from the corporate debts.
Yor the ensuing year VIM. Allen II elected Prssi-
dsnt. and II. 4. Nitehie, Secretary.
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scott County, Scott county, Iowa
DIT virsse Of . special execution issasd frem the
ID once Of the Csrs Of the District Court Of Scott
oouaty state Of losa in favor Of Friedrich Boxer,
plsinti9. and against @ Arndt, haCdsiens Arnds,
o Van Doren, J Hamsnn. 3 Hoote ID Sullivan, Josh J..
- DIAL nacklot Corbin, q Mathews Christian
Mstthsws, defendants, dated April 2 1850, aud to
directed, commanding me that Of the real estate
hereinafter desc rbed Of the SAID dsisndaat. make
cause 70 b made the o. three hundred eighty
i've and o-l00 dollars, With interest and costs. and
- oom OAaded by SAID execution, have levied upon
the following described real estat TO Wit Lot fosr
(ll IN block twelve l12l In the city Of Davenport,
e IT. county, Iowa.
AID hereby give public notice that shall offer
Ter sale q pubo oucy st the Court House door In the
city Of Davenport In Scott Co.. Iowa. Tuesday, the
olst day Of May, 1850, at the hour Of O'Clock u
Of ssid day 70 the highest ard best bidder therefor in
cash, the above described property, or sunhcient
thsssofto satisfy the above debt, interest and
Dated this 36th day Of April, 1850.
H. LEONARD,
spr27 Sheriff az Scott County. LOVE.
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Public .NUffeC

70 hereby given that company has been formed
i in Scott county, Iowa. for she uanufoctuse OF
s. Cora Starch" and have incorporated themselves
under the name and style Of the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07

they can be surpassed b. The most fashiona-
bic mefehanttaiiot il thiG or any other piacs !;
ihey have been cut BY skperieneed men, aud
made up by the best jonfne tnen tafiors he
county has produced. Our vests and pants
are Of eyeiY sAriety and Price, anu We var.
rant them 10 give entire satisfaction 10 ! iii
who mayI purchase Of Us. 81
], To ont shock Of ready made Shirts We
can the attention Or all persons needing
such. We believe we can sell shirts cheap.
er than people can buy from Dry Good
Stores, the Materials to make hem. Oar
stock embraces the most fsshi0na We stylss
now worn s1eh as BeEsai.ess Bifleye Linen.
plain Linen, Calico. Cotton. &c. We have
also Csavats 4 great abundance, and aoi
every style.
4 Our Boots and shoes ate froia the Bot
Eastern. Tnsnufactnfes. I'll This department
of aonf husiness, we have paid especial I'd.
leniion % procuring frpm the md st ssrsicatlt
article Of meas wear, 10 The finest iSdies
Shoes, and we feel satisfied that our stuck
VIII compare fisorably with any other in
this place! si@saF ss'ss t5ss
4 We havs also ssceissd . lbIgs las Tobaoca
and Cigars, which eanaot Be surpassed
MAY q WE'LL.
4 scece Bsl "a ne, OPP ste Ne Courthouse
~. Chsr'esto:i, "a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07

SUGAR CURED HAMS.
A LOT af RngKles, Sugar Cured Hams ilsj
IN received vi BlSKIRK 4, DAYS.
April 1889. 6np $50 ]
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07
GOOD. NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE
Fixes Peak A HUMBUGi, u !.
A RIcnER VEis IN KANAwnAll!

a. WlIIrTEkER q SON,
ea a4R5At their old estsbl shed house,
0pposiic Bank Of virginia. Charleston,
!, Would announce to thtirN customers. and
the public generally, that, with the advsn
iage Of alaree and commddious store roon,
they are determined toIeniarge and increase
their business. and are now receiving The
I srgest and. best selected sock Of goods ever
offered in this market before, consisting in
pant of
Dry Gooa9s
Groceries, Hardware, QnesnSware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c Their stock lii every
department is unusually large, and viii be sold
at
{ GREAT BARGAINS FOR cAsHi
We earnestly invite an examination 81 our
godds, feeling assured that forquallty and pnee
We can satisfy thea closest ru,ers. We are
bound to close out this stock Of goots rapidly,
to naake.rm m for more, and IN order to doso.
we are offering
Better Inducements to Buyers
than we have heretofore done.
The Highest Mdrket Price paid
tor Produce s5
4:5i A. WHITTEEER q SON.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07
NAILS

~S II s%SE NAILS. tls
300 kss' ''.'f'i sts Il II; I DAy,s.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07
~ PARKERSBURG
MAR BILE WORKS.

UeHtOF N uAHfDtee Mafket Stfeet9 near,
{ the Public Square. Parkersbutg, Val
KlEEPS constantly on hand, The bert or
IN Italian aud American Marble and viii
make to order on short notice,
Monuments, sF slrss$
Toinbs. Stones, fflEs sssr ga
Nantes,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07
! LocAI AeEsr wAsrsp.

my wife has had one Or Clover q Bakers
Fsmliy Sewing Machines for nome time. ana J
am satisfied it Is one Of The best Ia Dor saving
,naehin, that has been Invented take
much pleasure ID accommodating tito the pub
lic.s--iJsG HarIis. Governor Of Tsnnesse.
4 take pleasure IN saying that the tirovef q
Baker SeNips Machine hss more than9stis
tained my expecta tion. After trying and se-
tuYnirg others. II have three of them in ors
Il tion Il my different PLACES and, after fur
searss trial, have no fault ioj hnd.'- II !. II.
Hammond. senator ofSouth Carullna.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07

nuRE WINES AND lsIQUo Rs--for
i medicinal purposes. for =ate by
J. III. ROd IRIS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07
Bnreau and /.
Taiila Tc,,S "a

And all articles manufactured in his line,
out Of the best Foreign and Domestic Marble,
in gnod taste. laHd skislful wprkrna nship
Orders from Kslawha Valley aAd else
where promptly attended, II oa the shortest
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07

x,ntTI,D respectfplly inform their nprner
INV IN friends and customerson Kanawhs
7, Keep on hand y large ana well4ae
esi.sj stoek IT Gfocerlts, etc, and are pre-
III 10 iii any orders flom abtoad they ma
Il Fa' t .s,sI vim. ii shortest notice.
\ ceiytd through the fGailipolis Ind
. ps, "a { Sets. prompt yt, tended to. ftiyd
! H. invest prices, aud goods semi hyltefunl
I.te..i S,nsladtfan qua tainted and eooJs EIe.
. ppr 1t out expense. II not patuP accord.
t5{-, ,S.;r,eLS. h st 8 EE 81 ffs fSsaf=s IL III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07
Wagon, and blacksmith shor

Wagon and Blachsmith shop
: VIE Subscriber informs lie inhabitants II
= Coats Mouth and vicinity, that lie still
+Ep@ 81 70 carry on tie WAGON Making ant
nnAiksml thing business. ID hi their dtferend
t - hes: He is prepaftd ID furnish his Gus
fi wo u with nest, good and spbsls ntial
!" sRon; his materials are of The. best qusiity,
i ne y confident his work Will bear inspec-
AZ e A - tofr either bSEhilnself, olpnder
al. Il T. mediate inspection. III s
\. John ovERSHiNER.
- Pals MORN, Feb % 1885, s:4l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-07
:. q. ROGERS

A. u. u. ROGERS .fH
,ITAS Just arrived from the Eastern and
IL Northern cities. bringing with him a resy
large and extensive assortmentgf
Il Drugs, M f. &.
s. Dye Stut1s, a..
Paints & Oils,
5sa Pcrfumery, a
Fancy Articles, &c.. &c.
All off hich has been selected with he ut-E
most care, ffum the largest and best importing
Houses in the United States, add which are
wArra MED pure and fresh.
He has also recieyea large lot of window
glass. paint brushes and other useful ARTICLES
usually kept IN 3 Drug Store. tf
Il Physicians prescriptions and orders prompt.
N attended to Ct The Charleston Drug store.
Jas. II. R3GEGS.
{ May 1859 Front Street, Charis stpn, We.
3 - aI V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30

j. BLEECKER, SON co. WILL SELL AT IL |
"A. O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange,


A j. BLEECKER, SON 4 Co WILL SELL AT l2
A. O'Clock at the Msrsssnis;,s E1ssSpse
The valuable business property the junction Of Canal and
The building i one sabs,nls IN he Filth ward,
be erection over $1,000 i can be altered At
soHs ns sags Sr ndvdua being
The walls are and me tmoers Of
spmmercial Ths lots spenard Lease from Trinity
% ss s9Ssa e as s .Ss
can be made available M ts5eqFh the alley adjoining
Myer . tract ,s gadjOarned from January o} ''
s. o1n 's sSess sHs ' q : ssei a'1'00
b lth @djoin,ne aboye) fine large cores
81 b is5h ST.. s. 100 e. 7ih av., " lots. 25xe9ll.
ss sss l$sss s: ssf XII
as Sns sa'ss e S.fs IS as o .ss
On sR st. !@s Ss sSSss and Essss lots s rOo
On ssoe Oh s. Ssy large sssh cores
On ish st. adj cores s6 Toto 70 Gin depth;
@ I aas s.oo
ON ON ih ISS S S . ssSh
On slh lssth St lots . and a ixioo each
ON 81 M a'GHS assss a. E9ss s s "a e aaS i4s
- f'1s sSsvs g9'fs 'aa ss
ON ls s s. CadenSps sOGgs s ns large a.s cores
On On i$S,[ ! sdioiHlas asose} very large cores.
On ss + @ 81 av 10 S sssc ss ss
o. 1oth 4, @doiDiPg sbov 2gores . ana ii front
The title 70 the above property perfect and the will
positive Two thirds remain.
ON WEDNESDAY,
Executors sse 10 close estate Of JAS Bogar Jr deceased
On Beecker St. Mott, the brick house 40
house 2A50 with extension q xl5 lot u 9 with
On Beecker ST. brick house and lot No. 49, house % x50
with extension; lot T1sxn29M
On Forsy st frame (bck ronD dwelling and lot No 50
house 22N3s feet lot 100 feet rents for 500
On Front ST between Jones lane and Wall st., the valuable
store property No. l05 lot 2lxT2 feet.
On four brown front house
West between 9th and 10Th house II 6x55
all the modern improvements lot II 6x989
On 3 st the three story and basement brick house
26 West between 9th and 10th house contains
Croton. rents for 5000; lot ~ 3x12
On Sd I'D st story brick house
sion and lot ussd groceryh with Stable 10, p
Supreme Court sslen Pine ST. the valuable property
No 3S IL near WIlam -; lot . aud % 9166 and OIL o.
ON THURSDAY
Or Pike St. The two story brick house and lot No s.
Henry aud Madison house "a feet deep with two
story brick extension 10 good order Sc lot 2jxS5 feet
1easehod East Broadway the three story
No So between Catha SITS rent "A for
$500 lot 25xlOO The lease hns with
On East broadway the and basement brick and
lot No. So l25 Market house has extension
contains Sroion, &c and wVent for 81 010 lot
On Broone the story and
49l Wooster ST. house contains Croon, &c s in
fine order and will rent for $780, lot 2xl6 6x23 i42
On Mott st. the desirable story brick house with story
range. b. water lot 25xl07 Ills fine " under walk
On Mott ST (djolpng above) the story brick No
i62. 4 near Broome st.; lot 25xlO7il1s
On Mercer the story and basement brick house aud
9w.e between Grand and Canal SITS lot 2sxlOO.
biaDs terms, &C. OF the above at No. Broad street.
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A u pLeNcKER VIA pELI. ON EoEsDAY, FEs. /,

j. BLEECKER WILL BELL. ON Tuesday FEB /
a. n, u O'Clock, nj the Merchants exchange
The valuable business property the junction Of
Canal streets,
inowp the New York Hippons" The building Of
tie substantial in the Fin ward S2 OOO
st be see at rbne for warehouse for heavy
goods for individual being in the
The business rapidly tending Canal
North The lots spenard Lease free fran ground
In addition to the front lots of lots
whi ia hrck building GOLD with the ab0ve) fhesa the
lots Desbrosses be mad. available
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30

WILL. SOON CLOSE.
TON OF JERUSALEM will close at Sanvsrl Hall 6e
Broadway Also the Panorama OF the HOLY LAND. Oper
evening ~ o'clock, and Wednesday AMI ga
tarday snernoon O'Clock Abundance - csns ohdrsa
II cepts
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ANTHOLOGY.

a. & OOn FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
Nc.UUU: offered TO any person who can surpass
Ns6am g. IN the art NJ cirvoyanos and Anthology She
any disease IN s FORM particularly rheu
ratar affections Of the throat lungs N. B.Hsdam O. ID
only clarvoyaut IN the United States All who
afflicted IN trouble unsuccessful Ia business matters
call tbs naturally gifted lady oce l22 spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30
SALES AT AUCTION,

THIN TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, AND LOT. 50 PIKE
street. between Henry and Madson streets for sale,
bruary s. a. II O'Clock at kerchsne Exchanges lot 2xs6
house 25x44, with story and bath Basement
and light dry cellar House built By work In best and
most convenient manner Croton and $1,000 can re-
Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30

VAN WRITER'S AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, ON MON
day at O'Clock at 4t4 Canal street. the entire house
hold furniture Ac, Of family breaking up housekeeping
Parlor furniture chamber do dining and
extension table china glass &c also kitchen furniture &C.
counter oyster box forty gallons Of GIN lot of brandy and
other liquors, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30

NELODE0N, CHINESE BUILDINGS $50 BROADWAY
M The public are respectfully informed that on Tuesday
next the above wei known hail. entirely reited mprov
ed Will be opened TOR the spring
talent has been engaged and the ability Alone
gardes OF expense, and from long successful expert
ence In the business together with thorough acquaintance
whh me tastes OF New York public the proprietors
sed that the talent they have awaited themselves Of aud tho
varied prosrsmme will meet the entire approval Of h,
with artists and singers Of acknowledged ability full or
cesra led by Of the best musicians the city, has been
engaged and will prove attractive feature. The perform
ances VIII consist OF instrumental music, guariets glees
duets ballads &C. inter with dancing local and comic
songs Rotations limitations buresques exravs9anxas, &c.
SC B-rhe choicest brands OF wines liquors and segrs
Will be for sale and served In the style. Doors ut
o'clock NJ Admission IS cent?. For full particulars
bills Of the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30

MISS D1NGLEY HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE
wi that she will give her second annual Concert Wedues
Gay evening Feb 1859 Mozart Hail. G6s Broadway, on
which occasion she will be assisted by Mr. Philip Mayer bari
tone Mr.. MConkey passo; Mr. Aptommas harpst and Mr.
Geo. +. Bristow, pianist Admission 50 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30

n patented invention which Ia In demand everywhere and
which will realize great property Apply Isl Elizabeth
street between Prince and Houston
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sIN ANClAl1s

A DvANCES ON MERCHANDISE.
g The undersigned prepared advance upon the New
York Wsehousng ompanys receipts Of hour cotton
tobacco, iron, and other staple products
JOHN b. MURRAY 4 co,
No. 40 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30

4 UCTIQE NOTICE G. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
n furniture public auction-,JOIIN J. RENNIE, alc.
toneer office $50 Broadway, will sell to Mon
day ri the private residence No 10 West Tween sixth
Sixth the catalogue embracing
most costly ssorment II household furniture offered
tha seasou all ade 10 der for the present and
to he perenp,orv sold b the higheN bidder Sale
at IL clock precisely drawing KoomsRose wood
etegeres stary rne top and mirro DOORS carved
wood centre table Turkish and recpng rha secretary aud
With satin wood encogneus French plate pier
mirrors rich lace and brocaie curtains cDrnices
French shades and 1Xtures suits covered brocade
consisting OF two teie teir sofsG chairs
reception eight chairs elegantly carved in fruits
and bowers; marble top side tables rosewood
piaroorte stool music rack books bronze
ortnolu clock: Parian marble staue'es'The Seasons
pantiy and Music" "The Halt nj the Wel bisque and
china and figures velvet match oil
paintings Madonnn. BIZ eers two landscapes in
Germany By otl: fruit piece. winter fine ine
cravings ricn gil. frames Duiag konmsRichy decorated
and engraved glass decanters
gobletu chpmpacnes wines tmhers fruit stands desserts
sc silver dinner snd services forks
urn. save &c ivory handled knives and forks
sheffield STEEL finger bowls ivory napkin rings tea
extension dining table buffet buffers and stand oval
mirrors eight day clock Brussels carpet ChaubersCarv
stands and commodeso china toilet SETS hair
mattresses palasses feather beds holsters and pillows
blankets sheets contsrpanes Brussels curtains
shades mirrors clocss prayngs also mahogany and black
oenseads waslsiands sofas, rockers,
chairs stands book racks rosewood hat
stands hall chairs stair carpet rods &C. also basement and
kitchen urnire, with which the sale will commence cash
deposit required Of all purchasers N. BA competent per-
will be attendance to pacE, ship cart the goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30

THE NEW SANTA CLAUS.
l. ~ Prince street.
Near Broadway.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
Second appearance
Miss JULIA BARTON.
in addition TO the best
Concert Company
in the city.
Sacred Concert SUNDAY evenings,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30

WNOR sOUrHANPrON .Hs BAvKE-rHE UNITED
Il eates mail steamer AR 400 D. Lines commander viii
Ieave for Havre touching ~ south and ne mxus
ana Yasgongeru Saturday FebruA ~ - ooos rum
pier No. 81 North river. foot Of Beach =
This ship has I'VE tight compA nenn enclosing tho
engines 30 that In the OF collision tne "a
Ter could not reach them. and tina pumps - ~o'1'
Baggage nos wanted during the voyage 10 sont oo
board the day before sailing, marked "Below."
For heiSkt o. passage apply "
W. & DRAYTOE, agent No. BroMysy.
n B-The steamer FULTON vii, succeed tho ARA,so, and
NALL archh