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Children's FarThe Misses connected with Sabbath
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md 2svs prcpose b6l.ss FAIR 10 the basement Of tie
tra Church, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Dec. 81 and a.
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
. Cincinnati Market.

F: ! - Tuesday, November 90.
Flour-The. market has presented a
heavy appearance during the week, and
it closes quiet at 81 8O(d7 90 for good
brands, and s8m1 10. fnr.cxtra. Buck
wheat sells slowly st 81 25@4 80 y 100
lbs. Vs., :: :. +. .-..' -.
Gain--is firm at 81 65G 60 for red
Wheat; new Corn, '42c., and in good de-
mand; Oats, GOA SOC, on arrival; Barley,
81 50@l 60; Rye, 82@ 33c. s,.'
Groceries Sugars have advanced, and
We now quote 7@7fc., as the range
Molasscs, 36@37c. = Rice is dull at 81.
@7c, Refined Sugars hare advanced Jc.
Salt is quiet at 42@43c for Kanawha,
and dull for Turks Island at 5O@55c.
Hogs and Cattlc-Thcre is moderate
demand for Hogs for packing, and the
market is>stea dy at SO d1P roo TBS, net,
The trade, however, is not buoyant. Beef
Cattle are steady at SO e5@7 u 100 lbs;
net, for fair and good qualities. Sheer
afe dull at 81 25Gt3 per head. n
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
III sUsscRiHE! eU6scRlsEH
slEIII THE II
STAR or THE KANlTIil tlLLEH. Z
IS rtDLIsIIED wEEKLY, ~

te5H II PGBLISHED WEskLtb AZ
BUFFALO, PUTNAM COUNTY, VA.
II Is Democratic IN Politics, .
And Is devoted to News, Xgriciltnie, Com.
merce, Public Improvement Education, Arts
Science, &C., &c. |. III!
This paper, although in lie first year; isIcx-
tensiyely known as n able aux llcfy All the
ca use OF Democrac y-of civil and ielig glen lib
erty; ii has been declared the oig6n OK the
party IN TWO SExAroKIAL DisTkiCfs, via; the
44th ana 45th,. embracing the counties Of Kan-
awha, Putnam, Boone, Logan, Wyoming, Ma
son, Jackson, Writ, Cabell and Wayne. And
III has tbeen highly complinented ny the
Press and able Statesmen Throughout the en-,
tire State.
tfln addition 10 our experiences III conducting
weekly newspapers, we have secured the SER
vices OF q class Of contributors, who IRE q
sufficient guarantee that be SfAR or THE KAN.
AwtiA VALLEY cannot be else thai welcome
visitor TO oil who have favored 10 with their
patronage. Chaste mstttr aHd purity OF style
will lie studied by ns,-in short, We intend u
publish HIGH TONED AND picSIFiED SEws.
rArER.
We have already very respectable patTo-
mage, and by strict adherance TO the primer ies
of our party. hope TO merit large increase,
frqim the citizens or Western Virginia.
No labor viii be spared 70 keep our readers
I'm with the times, iii oil items az news which
may Be considered or general interest. The
adysnta ges OF a daily mail, telegraph once il
the town, ana the Eastern and Western en-
changes, Afford gIeat facilities for obtaining 4
knowledge OF al passing events. which are
daily occurring.
TERMs - One Dollar and Fifty year; ID
advance. II not paid within 80 days afleTths
receipt Of first paper, Two Dollars will invaEi-
ably be charged.
Money for subscription, addressed V the
editors, (registered1 may be mailed At our risk.
RUMBLE a. MURREBL, EpiToas,
Buffalo, Putnam County, VI.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
Rayasts q ii, Cholera iu y,n.1ula.

A letter dated Puerto Cubello, Oct
18th, says:
We have to lamcntsthc great rava-
res occasionedby the Cholera in many
parts Of the country. say Caracas, La
Guayra. Puerto Cabello, Valencia
Victoria. Termero, Maracay, Valleys
Of the Thy, Barxuisiineta, d IT.
presence in Valencia and some other
places has been and continues to bt
dreadfully affecting. Probably notices
than 10000 have fallen victims
throughout the country since its ap-
pearance, which is q large mortality
taking into consideration thu spart
population.
INC effect which has been produc
ed by this awful calamity upon bust
mess transactions isscarecly to be i'm,
arined. Nothing % doing IN conse
gncfiee. 80 e
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
Mississippi Election,

We learn that pr, Yet, despa-ch has
been received from the capitol Of Mis-
sissippi stating that the Democrats
have elected their candidates for Gov
ernor and other State officers by 5,Cof
majority. and that they have also elect
cd the entire delegation TO Congress
and obtained a majority Of thirty mem
bers in the State Legislature.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 9-Th9 State
ticket runs close, and the re suit j
doubtful. The Legislature, as heard
from, stands Senate, IL Republicans,
10 Democrats; Assembly, 81 Repuh-
LEANS Be Democrats.
GA1ESA. Noy-Returns rom Wis,
cousin, las far as received. show a Fri.
fling majority for Bashforl the Re.
publican candidate. . II.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
HnlIGRANTs FOR KANSAS

fKlAyN MAI. l.. d. WASHINGTON,
sl2AGS3yEE who can produce saIisfaeto-
s-aH EsA ~ ny certificates of his beings
pioneer OF experience and integrity invites
ONE THOUSAND CITIZENS OF Virginia, whose
hearts are willing and whose hands are able,
but whose means are limited, to Join him in
forming a JOINT stock company for mutual as.
sistance and protection, by which means they
may be enabled immedlateiyto emgrate to the
land Of promise, ard take possession OF the
inheritance which {under Providence) the
laws OF our country will secure TO them Let
poor and honest men come forward. The oh
iy pledge required Of them is to vote the PRO
slavery ticket. Such men as may leave fami
lies behind, can return for them after estab-
fishing their titles TO The lands upon which
they settle. 1t is 10 be hoped that the citizens
OF the old Dominion whose prosperous cEr-
cumstances cause them to prefer remaining int
home, will yet show their patriotism by aiding
and countenancing their less fortunate breth-
rem, in the laudable motives which actuate
them 70 einiernte.
All persous wishing TO emigrate can send
their names 70 the editors OF the ''Star' ro
the undersigned to have them enrolled.
LAW. b. WASHINGTON!
REREREScEs.r
Col, j. EARLY, Col. X. T. Harvey, Capt. g..
Il. Allen, DR.. "A. Sebrell, M. ID. Brown, Esq.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
1880. dRAaAMe AMERICAN 1853.
NJ ONT Ill y MAGAZINE,
r.t.h,;.hs{;r fal7 H

Devoted 10 Literature, An and Fashion.
TTSHE new volumes, commencing With the
il January No., 1856, will containt oyey
10 d pages Of choice reading matter. steel and
wood engrayings, and music. "Giaham. y
q Family Magazine, with matter TO please the
grave and the gay, the young and the oidj aao
while everything relating TO Fashion, and
purely feminine in its nature, is fully squai 70
that published I'M any other pericdical-the
Literature islof higher character, and better
suited TO al members Of the family. his
Magazine is, and has been, within the scope
of its design, the exponent Of pure, htalthys
and elevated literature; in proof of which We
refer 10 tbeBpast and more especially 70 thu
present wear. The coming volume, on account
sof the engagements made with literary cele-
brities, and the superior facilities at our c0n-
troll, will, while ID other respects nnchangeds
excel in the beauty and variety 81 its contents,
ali former issues. The following are the names
81 some Of those whose coiltfibutionS have
anpentedin .sGrnhain'' during the preseat year.
Win. Cullen Btyant, James Rnsselt Lowell, y.
r. Headley. n. Buchanan Read, WIN. DOVE.
Rufus w. Griswold, e. p. Whipple, y. NJ.
Herbert, n. III Stoddard, Pafk BeiljansiA, Paul
n. iayne, w. Gilmore Simnis, w. ts Fairness.
D. D., D. ii. Barlow. Belchefs D py Era,s
wi. ellsworth, Geo. Edward Rises HenIy =.
NptWlO sa1CDtts - - -
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Anne #. Wilbur Belle Bush. MIS-. =. Ennless
E. L. KiIburn. Sarah Anderton, Cat6fne Chess
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Anna Lewis, Mary A. Denison, MaIi0a Aas.l
land, aRosa," Lolita Linwcod, Ann w. cultiss
Harriet N. iiab6, and Mrs. i. s; Goodwin.
Each number Of the coming, volume Will
contain . splendid steel engraving; aRlaie cs
the Paris fashions, Oh steels elegantly Gel reg !
one or more articles fichiy il.dstraied With
wood eugrasihgs; miscellaneous prose and
poetry; on editor table. reviews 6fnew bookss
inunthly summary 81 cnrrelt eysnisi hints on
! fashion and fashionable intelligence fol th@
month; patterns for needle work and mustes
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
STAR OF THE KAMA VIVA VALLEYs

i, uenery N. Dawes, Of Tie AIarivtt,,l
lphlo) nteHgencers was accidentally
shot while cunning on Mon.lav d
last week. The wounl i MI
dangerous, Mr.. L. II. Mirabcn u
the kepnplican office, same city. Al
c!dentally broke his arm few day,E
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28

II gives US great pleasure to state
that letters received 'by helast Europ-
can steamers, give the fullest assur-
rance that orr worthy and efficient
Minister to France. has entirely re-
eoycre from the effects Of his para
lyctic attack, and is againblesscd with
ms !, usual good health and strong dis
terminating, powers of minl. I. X ..s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
New Jersey.

The election in New Jersey foi
members Of the Legislature has re-
snlt as follows: Senate, Democrats II.
Wings 5, Know Nothings 8; House.
81 Democrats, 10 Wings, 9 Know
Nothings, and 1 temperance man.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28

), IN Kentucky at the Pennington
County Court, wealthy man who
corrted a girl Just for fun. "las beer
inncled in $4,000 damages .or breach
Of promise.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28

y . E.Dubnst, an eminent mineraligist,
OF North Carolina, committed suicide
at his hotel in Philadelphia the 10th
inst BY cutting his throat. The rash
act was caused by pecaniary embar-
easements. - .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28

On Friday evening last severn,
counterfeit C, bills, 5s AMI los. On ltb,
Western Bank Of Virginia, were n,
" y circulation i'll zanesville,, Ohio
iifepaper is said to be miserable, ano
the execution equally SO. .T
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28

DR.. John Gentry, a sol,licr &c tbe
Revolution, in lis one handreI md
fifth year, died III .ilbcnlarle co,,,ty r
a fewdays, since.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
AGENTS. AGENTS, AGENTS.

DECISIONS accustomed TO procure subscri-
bers fof Books, Magazines, &C., or get
up clubs for newspapers, are eduestedto send
us their names aud address, and we will FIR.
ward T. EN-, free of charge, specimen NUM-
Der of publication for which they win find
ready sale; and We will allow tbemfa commits.
SION off50 per cent. for their services.
j. BRADFORD 4 BROTHER
No. 3Courtlan nd st.a New York.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28

], In Fairfax county court, Grimsly
has 8, been found guilty Of the murder
OF Chas Sheppard and sentenced to
the penetentiary for Is wears. r
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-28
Grocery and Hardware Defnr,,neo,.

- 7
In this department we keepy 4 very larpe
stockof groceries, such IS n. ~ sugar, coffee,
te', nolases, crushed, pulyerizeda nd Ioaf SD.
gar pepper, spice, ginger, indigo, Hard ana lin.
seed OIL, wh te lead, tobacco, candles, soap,
sup earb. soda rIeefex. legwood, cotton, yarn,
copptras, alum, saltra us, powder, lead. sbot
and great many other articles nsualIy kent
In grocery store, too numerous 10 mention.
Also, large stock of cerdage ana ha rjwarc
consisting Of manila and henp cordare. from
to 2inches; iron, steel, nails, CASTINGS cnt'
Iery,, fall kinds. bnildlng materials, meeban.
lcs' coopers' and farmers tHolsi mill, wKip,'
cross cut and otherssawS, Of the best En,l;lh
and American manufacture, 10 which we 'nor.
ticuiarly invite thelattention Of fnnmers. me.
chanics and lumbernen.f As great Icore bos
been, observed in the selection of4bese Articles
We think you would do well 10 cali AMI 81.
anime our stock before purchasing eIseyyh e,e
feeling assured that il will be IDS your ajyan !:
tage 70 do so.-- Il / :
Particular attention giyenItoany orders We
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waF. e . q GosHoaN,
Wholesale and Retail DealsrsEin
Dry Goods, Groc cries,
READY.MADE CI.OTHINfs.

AGADheMAUE CAyFHtNGs NJ
Glassware, Queensware, Hardware and
Mechanics Tools,
FRONT STREET, CHARLEsTcN, VA.
HAVING removed our Iiardwarssand Gro.
IL Gerry Store into the room !ormtrly occ,l.
pied BY Messrs. Brooks, Brigham Ri CO., ana
adjoining our Dry Goods Store, we beg leave
TO say that the business firms or WA ], Ooa.
horn and J. d W. Goshorn. will hesesffet De
conducted under the st,ie and flHsiof w, n.
q J. II, Goshorn. at the old stand osl W. & d.
Goshoin, where they are now receiving and
open ng directfrcrn the cities Of Sew York
Philadelphia and Baltimore, the Unrest ana
most durable stock of Fall and Writer Goods
ever brought TO this markets; amongst which
will bel found eyerysya1iety Of ladies' and gen.
tlemen's fine dress goods, ladies' Aloaks and
talmass boots and shoes, hats and caps, silk
and stlaw bonnets, iof the latest style, J china,
glass and queenswafe, Of thelaicst desc ription,
Paper 1,angngs, window shades, BID tlor and
hail lamps Of various sizes, books md station
CRY, and saddlery. Also, large and well
selected stock Of cheap and fashionable ready.
bad made TO order,) which consists or every
description Of coats, pants, vests, drawers,
hickory checked and white linen bosom shirts.
shit collars and wooden undershiits and dra ".
ers, oil Of which will be sold OF unusually
low prices for Gosh, or on q credit 10 punctual
customers.
The ladies are particularly invited 10 call
and examine our stock of dress and fancy goods
cloth tloaks, talmas, &C., which have been Sc:
lected with great care, expressly FOR this mar.
ket, from the best houses in New York and
Philadelphia, we believe cannot gbe surpas.
sed, ifequalled, in beauty. style fand cheap.
ness. BY any house in the place. HI
! Please call and examine our clock before
purchasing else where, rs We fatter ourselves
we Wilde enabled to offer you such bargains,
as to MAKE II greatly 10 your interest 10 buy
from us, 8 EE1 :
ALE orders promptly attended Ia. ..1 w
= II Yours, with respect, Il
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Louisiana Election -Grrat Democratic
Triumph! .-=s ~

New ORLEANS. Nov. 12.-The en-
tire Democratic State Ticket is >victo-
rious, as follows: IF ~"
For Governor.-R. G.. Wickliffe. Y
Lieut.. Cove. Ii. .Mounton. -.
Sec. ofState. Andrew S. Heron.
.Auditor.-Samuel +. Marks. n
= iI'rcsurer.-C. I. Grenaux.
ATTORNEY General. e w. Woise.
Snp'dt. of Education IS. Bard.
The Congressional Delegation will
stand-thrce Democrats, ami one
Know Nothing. @