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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

GARIBALDI CONCERT AND GYMNAsTIc Ex-
HIBITIoN IN CITY HALL.-The German Turn
ers and Singers of this city, gave a concert
with gymnastic exercises, last night, at the
City Hall. They had good house. Before
the concert began, Mr. L. Wageey, German
Of this city, addressed the audience, explaining
to them the purpose of the demonstration, and
the aspect OF the Italian movement. We shall
give sketch Of his remarks in our issue of
tomorrow. Alter he had concluded his re-
marks, the programme was executed in the
most finished style, and the audience showed
their satisfaction, by the frequent appauses
which was manifested.
Among the songs which were the most ia
vorably received were the "Bill of Fare" and
the "a c." The solo by Carl Lang on the
either" was executed with much precision
and musical feeling. Mr. B. Zaeder, the lead
er of the singing society "Frohsinn," acquit-
ted himself as highly competent musical di-
rector and well trained vocalist. The Turner's
gave some of the most brilliant evidences of
their muscular strength and athletic skill
Mr. Huff performed some of the most diff
cult exercises on the bar, which rested upon
the shoulders of two Turner's. He seems to be
aperfect child OF nature, in as far, at least, as
the development of his physical frame is con
cerned.
The off;hand speech Of the Hon. Dwight
Foster, which was delivered between the first
and second part Of the programme, was quite
enthusiastic, and highly appropriate to the &C.
caSou
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

WIDE AwAKEs! There will be a business
meeting at Brnley Hall, to night al O'Clock,
to complete arrangements for the excursion to
Fitchburg tomorrow evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

AsoTHER RUNAwAY.-Yesterday morning,
about halt past 10 O'Clock, a horse, with a
buggy attached, left standing in front of
Flagg's Block, became frightened, and ran,
dashing furiously up Main street. When OPP
posite Pleasant street, he ran over a man
named George d. Pratt, of West Boylston,
knocking him violently to the ground, the
buggy passing directly over him, and dragging
him ulong a distance of two or three rods.
Mr.. Pratt was Immediately taken into Har
lows drug store, and proper medical aid was
called. He was thought to be badly injured at
the time, but we are happy to learn that his in
juries are not serious, although he received
some severe bruises.
The horse kept on, until arrested in his
speed by running against some steps on Park
street, badly smashing the buggy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

WARRANTED, Hills Liquid Amandine, for the cure of
chapped hands, roughness OF the skim &c. Prepared
and sold by JOHN G. HILL, 'Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building diff %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18
GENERAL NEWS SUNNI AIRY,

Some $50 volumes were disposed Of averaging
about 81 Al per volume.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

MILrTARY---The Fitchburg Fuseers, num-
bering sixty.five guns, passed through this
city, yesterday afternoon, on their way TO the
review at Boston, to-day. While in this city
they were the guests of the Light Infantry
and partook of a collation. at the Lincoln
House. The Fusiliers left by the half past
four clock train, for Boston The Light In.
fantry will go at six o'clock this morning, to
which hour the steamboat train will be delay ed
for the purpose. The City Guards will go at
seven O'Clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

Ladies who have Cloak buy, or a Cloth for Cloak
will find it for their interest read Bryants advertise
ment. d5t OILS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

LOOK OUT FOR GARDEN THIEvEs.-On
the night of the 10th inst, between eight and
ten o'clock, three men were discovered in a
field of cabbages, on West street. On the APP
pearance of the owner the thieves fled, leav-
ing behind wash-tub floor mat and two
mems shirts, which had probably been recent.
ly stolen. They had filled a large salt sack
with cabbages which they also left. The own
ers of the above articles, can have them by
calling OH E. w. Hicks, near the place where
they were left.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

echsm, Dr. Rieders appeal to working men,
Mr.. Stewards irrepressible conflict speech, Mr..
Lincolns speech at the Cooper Institute, and
several others, copies of which may be OBJ
tanned at this office. The interests and the
honest sentiments of our German fellow citi-
zens are all on the side of liberty, and we be-
heve they will be vindicated by their votes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18
Special ytot1tes .

DIR. q. w. Howard, Healing Medium, Grove
street. Hours of consultation from and to D. m
The doctor will be assisted by Mrs. A. NJ. Carpenter
ClairvOyant and Test Medium
N.B-ilavng secured the services of the above Medi-
um, the doctor feels confident that he meet the
wants of the suffering d5ts ole
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18


The BosToN ROAD YESTERDAY. did its
full share in providing for the comfort aud
eclat of the progress of the prince. One of its
powerful engines, in his honor, had its name
changed to "Prnce of Wales" 1t was dec
GRATED with flags and evergreen, with appro
pirate notices and devices, the general effect
of which was as pleasing as it was striking.
The passenger car attached to the train
here by that road was the last of the very
beautiful ones it has been adding to its stock
during the present year The rich velvet car.
pet on its floor, with the splendid mats, on one
Of which the lion stretched, and on the other
the eagle spread himself were the evi.
dences that on this occasion it was set apart
for special service; but we were informed
that all will remain there permanently for the
qualification of all who may travel in it hereaf.
ter.
The train was run forty miles, from Wor-
cester to Cottage Farms, in one hour and
three minutes, arriving there at 1926
In the car were all the directors of the road.
besides its president and superintendent Its
such attentions as these that testify to the mu.
tual respect, and help to strengthen the ties
which ought forever to unite two such ma
items Of England and America
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

Newton 81 TOurtcIIotte, Dentists Harring.
on Conner corner Of Main and Front streets diff mh23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

The Boston road will take passengers to the
democratic convention at Milford, to-day, for
one dollar, leaving Worcester at $40 4. NJ,
and Milford at 4.45 7. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

Hon. DEXTER F. PARKER will speak att
Dudley, Thursday Evening Oct Is.
Charlton Friday Evening Oct. 49,
Harvard Saturday Evening, Oct. 20.
Spencer. Monday Evening, Oct p.
Hon. hares Devens Jr, aud Charles G. Stevens, Esq,
of Clinton, Will address the Republicans of Lancaster on
Saturday evening.
Messrs Adrch and Deyens will speak at North Brook
field on ThursdGf evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

Republican County COnventIon.-The renn
lcan voters of Worcester county are requested 10
delegates TO County Convention he held at 8PIS
LE1 HALL IN Worcester on Thursday. Oct. 18TH jnst
at II clock A. NJ for the purpose If nominating 90,
uldte tr county Commissioner, and the purDose -
transact ing any other business which may pronerly come
before the convention The basis Of representation ia he
one delegate rom each CITY and town. and addton
deeeate for every two hundred and every
fraction thereof - s''0VeT
The members OF the county committee are -eouested
to meet at the SAID hall at 10 O'Clock Of the same
dav w w HICF f.i,airS i''
J. i. TUCKER. Secretary. deod&wtOlS "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

George ScssEOns, FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN. AND
CUFFIN NAREfEo usE.--Cofifns Caskets Patent Metallic
Burial CaSes and Robes Of every description always
hand. Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, of al.
sizes.
Every thing connected with the management Of funerals
promptly attended to. No ~ Front street residence
Front street Worcester, Mass. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

Senatorial COnvention--The Republirap vo+o..
OF the Worcester southeast Senatorial District are re-
quested to elect dele gates to COnve ton he held in
1ats Hall in Uxbridge, WEDNESDAY, The PAN irst
att clock p, for the purpose of sting cardi
date for senator for said district and transactin
other business that properly before said
COM ention The basis Of representation will same ms
in the state and county conventions.
ZAD0K A TAFT. Charm
OILS dim WIN. Il. HILL, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

HU1oRs OF THE CRowD.-One who IS so
disposed, may always find amusement in a
crowd. In the gathering at the railroad sta
ton, yesterday, a Celtic man and woman were
discussing the looks of the Prince Of Wales.
The woman declared that che was quite da-
cent lad; )" but this, Pat, who had nothing in
his own personal appearance to be specially
thankful for, stoutly denied. "Why," says
he, 81 once knew man, whose mother was
hanged for murder, and lie looked jist like
him" Another stood and looked, some time,
in apparent astonishment and then turned and
exclaimed, Now, 1 would give quarther to
see him ate"
moderate Yankee, afte- little cogita-
ton, remarked, with some apparent surprise,
that the prince Cooked and acted just like
other young men of his age" "Why shouldn
he 2" says bystander. "Well, know it, -
said the Yankee, "but you know such folks
are so apt to be kind O. stuck up" About this
time, the signal was given, the train started
of, and the crowd dispersed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

the society's estate for the balance of its in
debtedness.
The following gentlemen were chosen
committee of the Horticultural society =
VIM S. Lincoln, A. II. Bullock, Stephen Sal
isbury, VIM. A. Wheeler, d. w. Lincoln.
At a meeting of the old trustees, held yes
terday morning, the premiums awarded Oct.
Sd, were approved, with the following addi-
tional ones =
SHEEP.
For best buck LIST premium of 81 to Charles W es-
son OF Worcester. and I'd of 90 to Rufus King OF
Sutton. For best ewe LIST premium of So TO VIM
Coe of Worcester, I'd of 4 90 to Charles Wesson OF
Worcester, and Sd of 90 to Moore MChathn Of Hol
den
FARM TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS.
To John L Adriance, for his Buckeye Mower, SO {;
Alzrus Brown for his Manny's Mower and Reaper,
So; the same, for his Whitcomb's Horse Rake, 50 (;
Nourse, Mason, & Co, for ketchnm's moving ma
chine, So; Benz Franklin of Holden, for his man
ure fork, drag rake, sc, So; Nourse, Mason, & Co,
for their collection OF pows, sc, 50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

DEACON ICHABoD WAsHBURN and lady,
OF this city, were passengers by the Arabia,
and arrived home last evening by the steam
boat train from Boston. They have been alb
sent four months, travelling through England,
Scotland, Ireland, France, Germany, and
Switzerland. They appear to be in fine
health and spirits, and enjoyed the journey
much
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

Lime, Cement Calcned Plaster and Hair for Masons
Plaster OF Paris for Farmers. Just received good sup
ply and will be kept constantly hand and for sale
mh3l d&wtf DRAPER IL CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

Drs. q. A. Hill az ThOmpson's Medical Office
No 81 Main street, Cup stairs) See advertisement O
fourth page. diff mv3n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
"A EenenoIenf Institution, established byspe.
ndopment forth relief Of the siek
and distressed Il, afflicted 1rifh HiF-
sSfs-.f s,,,d Et.ss3<...< - Il. -

4 I..k:s.fss.l
2 fassy.en. .Mss,. es.aeslsafe eysps
) ~ 1890 z rs rs s'se
..j..s 800 s.;fs.:e 49,
49,. ~ 1870 4l.t :. s e.seess' = &
Hoa d.l,l Ass so0 q T. 7 view &
edpg Sexual disease, and the deeeptions prac;
ESD MOO ne anioftunae victims o. sncn
alse1se py Qnec rs eyefai yfafs Hgq firsctee
.nfit gQnSaltlng surgeon. as 9 ssliAH " ! Az
- AT worthy Of their name 70 open 2
DisHens9ry e. the treatment Of this class Of
y 9llt1slr lel ms an.. . Eite y kl)-
lAAs p x lkfb q ~ 70 all who qpply by
letter, with 2 description Of then cond Hon,
kages occupation, habits 81 Life, &cs,1 and ID
cases % exIlepe poyeIty 70 FURNISH MED
lC lNkS kkkk " CHI RG 3. It's needless
i 70 ladd that 4he ASS ciRtlon cQmmapds the
| highest MEDICAL III Of the ere, and will ftrn-
ISL the most approved modern treatments
sTRe Directosss Of the A ssoointian. Il, Their
|: Annual report upon the treatment 81 SernsI
Diseases. exnrsss fr ;oI.s sairfs ct;of viii
the snccess which las siiended the lsbors 81, II
ftNeis Sllfes,,fS N he e, +. q
selnl6kl II - 'es{ if,s,,,srk e 49, es,skS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

!" SoMErhIne RoTTEE IN DEEMARK. -
Miss Martha Haines Butt, says the Tap
pahannock sSoRlherner. the beautiful and
talented young authorizes Of Norfolk, has
recently received matrimonial offer from
FTederick, the young Prince Of Denmark,
who tell IN love with her at the Presi-
dents letee last week. Miss b.. refused
him, prelerfing The position Of 4 free
American.l lady tofthatvf q Danish Queen
The Prince has returned % Europesdis-
consolated.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

THE CSnm6hwealth or Virginia. % the
Il Sheriff Of KanaWha County. greeting
We CommSed yol thnt yoll summon The
Winiireds Mining and Manufacturing Com7as
81, indteW PARKS a. B. Garland .6pihnel
ii. Eafiy, Henry q. Wood George JelIres,
The unknown heirs 81 lanes J. Ring deceas'
ed. John p Crosby. John MeConiha4, VIII
lam Dickinson. William Al. QoafIisf Exscli.
Tor 81 Joel shire Hs6hry deceased, and Dickin-
son ShfeEsbnr}, IL they be found in your bal
wick. q sppesf before the Judge q o1l
at rules 70 Be held u the Ciesk' Office Of said
Cout. Qn ne first Nol.4a{ u April ut. e
answer bin ii ChsnttE5 ethibitsd eeiInsI
them ii our said Court by TIE President Di-
Iectorss = Company 81 thc Bank pf Virginia,
The James RIVER and kS6a3ha Company.
George Miles, Dunes @. Ne 4 rttew. ~ iIiian,
+. Ilaytfz, Ricl1rd Oakley. John De{eftux.
and Elm4ui b. NiIItl 1o1 have lhen
there lAi81Hts Il>lde.1. 1l1x ". 1Qoalfie1
cielk - odt11lt Ct1Il atm Cont House Of
l-id County. tkt "a dsy d March. 1850. IL
tie ~ year q Nc Cou11b1 wealth..
A. W. QUAHHIER.
4. 3. sWAss. Sol.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

OtuELot AA8tpNNI4-Le n &
TIE Object AZ fkis suit i 70 subject ~ rent
| ii sale tie lands 81 tke Defendant The VIA
ifrede Mining and Manufacturing IonPanss
some 10, 600 acres DC land wing IA tne Coun 4
ties of Kanawha and Boone, to satisfy ceEtaan
judgments RENDERED instAe Gilcult4nd GounLy
Courts Of Kahawha County, and ~ record ~
Ethe respective Offices Or said Courts IN favor
of the respective compliments agelnst me
sid Tine sss sas sssd
suit IS 10 sci aside and declare null ard void
ana inoperatixe 4 trust deed recqrded ~ the
clerks Office Of the county court NJ kanaWhas
executed ~ the Winiffede Mining and ~ anus
| facturine Company to James 4 Ring in trust
/ for certain purposes. enumerated In said deed
| And IL appearing byaffidavit filed that the De-
! fendants, John r. Garlapd,a Josn Isl Crosby
Land lie unknown heirs Of JohIl.I King me
| non presidents Of the State Of Virginia u -
ordered that they do appear hAft within one
month after disqualification Of tlllE order' anq
ii the premises. II ste.
1 4. w QtJARBIER. Clerk.
THOMAS B1SwAsS Sol 545
lgfyO Robert n, Handy and kgizh Jane biz
il. wife. Lewis Ruffnef and lewis Il. a.
Irving Take rsolice tina. We Sha|M on Salur-
day the 3istlafof March mex s1 1850. , At ths
| Office AlexandeK n, McGutfyI SEsn., g Com
missioner appoi nsedb the Govsfnbf Of viIgin+
lial in .the city RCincinnati andSsate ofDhid!
Ishetwesri the hoiats Of IS "a, M. g 2, Az ol
4 That day prbcsRd to take the hSpositions q
Il John II Handy AJoseph q RogefR and Stanlt
Matthews, 10 BIZ read as esidtnne in our pc:
Il half in ccrtaia suit IN equity depending il
i the Cirenit Court ffers KsuAs|hal county
Il wherein your are defendants and we are COM
4 plainants and II from any cause he taking
of the said dispositions be moi nVEnmelced OF
Il that daYapxff aommenred 81 ncludea
4 on that day, tue taking Of thin same Will q
adjourned and scontinned fronasaay 70 day 4
the same place and between thE same hour
unfiiahe same ARilbe compile lea
y Respectfully Bpufssr
! THE PRksIDENT, DtRkcT6Rs q Co.,
or THE BANK IN ViRGNiA,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

ia Coon C1Rcull AfI5S On Saturday.
tie sd insts;in Milwaukie. during i heavy
gala banking Office WAS completely
stfippsd of its lighter contents by tie
wind. The gale t0rS 10 At the front door,
burst Tie windows an the wall opposite.
and swept the Office clean Of its ban < bills
and papers, which was scattered wildly
about the streets. Several hundred dol
lars in bills and many valuable papers
Mere lost.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

OF six hundred and twenty young
ladies who have tainted this year,
more than half Of then. fAll into the
arms Of gentlemen. Only three have
had the misfortune % fall % the floor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

~ WINFIEID, PUTNAM co Vt.'y
|ffSHls establishment has lsiely been iskeil
u IN charge BY Dir. d. and mas been 1h5tst
|ughly Tefitfed for the accommodates or liaf
elers and boarders. His table IS reH sub
piled with al tie market alI0fdl. He 1lsbIHg
i ekeellent end hes has plentyol Gnia W
Hay for horses. His Servants are ailenliEe :
needed at that place. PficSs modefs<e-lfy6
Thin 4 call. s.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

". j. - L
8 ". Z. s. :: !. y, ! IA s|I6 ) md
i a.. n & .ss6; 4 4 81 IA advocate
81 tiSs &mo1s sppendagsI j. 4ks.soilstte
of an 5d;ss S'fI6 1ssz. ne herr l1.gile ~
rom. Lasts1mmel4 20 eeysa Eefls Z. !
tsr--shRy made I merry PEI r. l .,
iag CHE. sbe would never lesys !, VI v w
slAdes1s Nlllsh !sxsg eEoIv less; ~ H ~. N
sssrssng thst = ., sne p'q 80; moi's sdisl
n's. Y s'a'', ~ q ,s.5 M B}bs
men9 VS. W ivy u M 6 iaspetial 6oaft
4. H. 81 :s's;s 81 49, $3.50 49,
1 uSs ISorn;ne q III Emperor was pm.
S;65 tbs terrace 81 Copeiepe waiting iog
lie Enpress "a IKE q drive With HIM rs s
suddenly startled bsclE with alright re-
fore lin stpod se 5slIs 1,gsa.s: Ne Nv.
= large teghor1 ere g emoag 1.ss' s. ;
neuieea neps'5p sssssi rs. -, sa dd III
= r.. y s5,enu IsoIa 4 ~ s5'sasd M eb5st
y, W w. P 49, "a. 81 NJ sfIsct more I'll
-45; !. 7 II tlsi.n. Iii IL form. whose
s, .,.. cl;pc;I,r ~ ioose desnopgh to BE-
s,;rre1 s. ne (5i5sse, seemed fulterihg
arodnd i. nnSF iachsd ~ Ans earthly
means ter th5 hrst astonls nineDt wa
Ssef. the fmpsrl0Fs frankly I, Y epn,esss =
With the ueTfless 1aaga me 1. nau ra.gsea.s
!or many lon ~ 80 8, -, ~, 81 gsy.
hso A,l Moa S sIS,, i 4, M ,,dd41 i.
7. & ,bs q 5So s, however
- ~ M A 49, IA i - 81 u 80; ALE ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

Z A SINGULAR law suit e going IN N I'm.
.',:. ss|'|ss g .ss'' sSs|' i
HI. Spurgeon upon eeupply of bonbone hs
baa ordered HI ordered III lid % tlisg
|bonbons crnamen,sa with portraits ef1el.
ebral6d living pefs0nk16s, and The 1oniee-
tionsf had pnt 1xs sphseeoi7s il each
dezal. The s. 4insiff had no objsclio1 e
i fair pkopoti1p d Spufg rooms = liis sweet
menis b11 a. thought 6xa opt ~ exsrJ
Twelve waS mos Sputge0ns thar he q
his quests could stand: The case VA
"a ;yEYned "a order % obtain Information
" u }sHS III 81 bprtFaits fiom which tlis
c1infe6 toner Seieefed IA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

TofN r. HAEES Fine Table Sale, for sale
= By the. hbl' o. bushel. a.
(, q ~ : + n. RANDs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

I POINT PLEASANT, va.
|T,Hfs Hotel has lately .hcea ~ DO.
u rough repaired. and IS now 'cn4 10 Tho
best arranged Hotels in Western ri5dnit.=-
The proprietor pledges himself & do 4 n lnhis
power % Eepded those Rho may sfoI i5e hinis
s I, n e psp ihss nsy s'7 q BIS
Eis & b. IikckNeK. bsap,isldi.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

FINE lol 81 ne ! X L,Axss a. -. -
a A''s' ssKss.' ''hsF e q s11 sSsn s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

yylRGINIA, IS rules held in the
Clerks once 81 TIE County Court 81
ca eli county yirginia, On the 1st Mondayin
the month Of March, 1860. So
Eli W alton fol the teneft Of Su-
san " alton, -
-. In Debt
The Cincinnati and Guyandotie upon an at
Manufacturing and Mining tschment.
0Hmpany,
The object 81 this suit is to'recoVerarom
the Cincinnati and Guyandotte Manufactur-
ing and Mining Company The snni pf eight
ahiln,lfed and six dollaz and fifty GEMS With
interest thereon from The 7th day Of Jhne
1858, till paid and The costs. And il appearing
from afiidayit fled in the papers Of this cause
that The Dincinnati aud Gayandotte Manu-
Efaeturing and Mining Company md the'cor.
poraters thereof are nonsresidents Of the
State Of Virginia. II IS ofdered that they d.
appear here within one month a ter due pub
lication Of this order and do what isiiecessaT,
to protect their interest In The premises.
GU ss Ascopy teste, LIE
At as H. II. WOOD Clerk.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

H&GS1<1 &44t Re1 Y,
- RESP EcTF LNt. = tenders ~
servicss Is bis frIepII1 aqd t1l
lilil ~ public. ia 81 ofeEe ilope psItei1
|ine fo'I1 ga f718f1eW, g lllnk a'sss'
WIN cod. silver, or Fin. 41ks FL S,'esp
M ana fiser gteetl, u is ety -
I1ssea ses III the mouth. guns and dsntal iffeK
nisr;iies careful Ily trent CsIis WILL recelf'
nromnt attention. Sffisfaction gvekantee'
vii II work and charges s1t s-'5s-k Aei'
"a ORIG s. IL Beaeh's RpildlAf eq'fane'
middle dnnr ~
Fsbs e. 1852 sfnxn Rfsr44si s.
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are comfortable and neat, and tie fab,e 10
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Is Ellen Gray. TpesaaY u IS wSek. go.
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Eri-weekiy line from Chariesi'sn -
Point Pleasant.

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Saturday. eek1 = =
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