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Practical Landsrape Hardening.
WITH RKFsEEScs TO TIE
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WITH RKrgEFNCE TO
IMPKOyEM IiNT OF EsUIsA T. RESiD ENC1S;
i1EtNG geseai principles ef art with ;a't directions
- Tor plapiing shade tets Snrubbers and sTers and
aElng cut ground. By 6. NJ. KERN. lTol, l2no With
= t.itstrlsTe sngisvices. Frics =
The Illustrations Tor Ibis val,lue are nearly couipsfs6
the manuscripts = in the hands the pFssr and viii Be
seeoiPed sad NE Eolulae lrcdueeds tbs aazdsOEest
4ae advaussges which Nr Kern as had in .caairisz
practical shpgedg Of his aess. bis early education
ri the Jereia ass Pgsnsss 81 Iar4 ~ In ne Cer,srs
o. ~ Cloud and Versailles GGriag he rassa o; TONS
Philippe give sssFaucs q his fitness for eSaclfi-g the
task ne has undertaken, ahils The Positions he has held ia
dis eoan.ry, and noug afisrs mat night he nsmed the
charge cf embeishns ihe grounds n de recent Ohio
Safe Fair Newark attest Tie 80 mate placed UPON BIS
eapab tiles BY pr1siiczi Hes
The book is emaentls psaciicai aud adapted 10 the
OF thousands Ct practical people in every portion If
the Uuioa who deSn hints sU5 suggestions aid them in
oruamenting their premises he needed Eelp nav new
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TES NIGHTS a Pas RcOz.
TABLES Fag Came;
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MEMORIES OvgR The NATEE
TFNSEssTAS ABROAD;
BEErHA aud tJLY
THz HERMT DeEt;
HoxEY Neon and oihsr Conieal;ties;
Mes IEsiI.'s BEukvfog Book;
AIS TIAT AND THE 0lHER.
For saIe bv CHARLES ". SMITH.
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CLTFToV s AREOTT.

No. 70 teQaT Street, NashViIIe,
4 RE receiving their Spring and Summer stock Of
"a FINE READY MADE CLOTHING AND CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, Of every description. Also, an
assortment oi Cloths Casseres and Vesings Of the Ia
STYLES, which viii be made te order in fashionable
StyIa ap6-tf
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nm TUESDAY. NAY FIRST. An EXTRA
, Train viii sun 10 suressboro' and back 10 accom-
oodate these who may wish 10 helr the Candidates for
Govern cr-leaynE Nashville at 20 y. taking pGssen
gers from Antioch Lavsrgn smyrna and Neal stopping
a. taos points is Train viii le1rs Shsby-
vile at S " on She Ist May taking passengers from
wsrtracs Beiibucke Fcstervie, Chris tiana, Sins ard
Wads stopping oriy al those points On the return TRIP
The Accommodation Train viii or cone 20 AfreeSborO
hence there win be O'Clock Train from Nashville on
that day Return Trains leave Aureeboro after the
;S
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LIQUORS

SOO BBLS Ohio vTh-ssy 50 bbs American Brandy
sDUV Ice bbl, Pixies Nag "a Go do 6iin
noiia Whiskgs 50 30 a,rg I've Whisky;
50 bbs Smiths Ui1 Reserve = do Gid Teseh Brandy;
Whisky: 10 DO Jamaica Rom;
80 bbs Cd BouIbo Whsky; in sffr ad fr sac low BIZ
mh9455 MORRIS 8 ) cl;ATTUN. y
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THE NEW TAX LAW.

THE NEW TAX fANs
CoLLEcr RS OFFicz City HUI,
Nashville March "a. 1855.
~ -sr.,ce of m Act passed March 22d am author
"a 10 allow interest for advance payments OF Taxes
dns The Corporation Of Nashville at the rare o0s pr cs
ue 49, from now until the first dav OF August next
- ror,oratiou Taxes be paid, il not previously
neS taxpayers wishisg oavsil themselves OF the Gd
ssn,sees proposed (and who did not DO 50 " Feo9ar
St assaa ~ - 's collse.sg,
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SOMETHING NEW

WE, baying competed ogr ship, and put Up al or
w nnaehnes are ready to do ali kinds Of Carpenters
work on the sho test notice SASH LO0RS, BLINDS,
HOLDINGS Of all sizes BAXISTERS, LATTICE ard
BLINDSLATs dressed SHELVING. DRAs Frs, WIN
DOW and DOOR FRAMES c! all SKIES. completed Boxes
of al kinds on hand at all times CIRCULAR WORK
of any kind done; LUMBER CT al kinds dressed OF
sawed TO ANY SIZE from qa2rsr Cf zach 20 thirty
inches square. Persons wanting apy thirg in our ne
would do well to give cal before purchasing csc
where as we are determined 10 do all work we'll and
give perfect sits action and cheap il be done
All work delivered 10 any honse in tevn without cost
Shop on Broad street. west Ct The M hvilie ard Chatta
noosa Railrnad where We y, be found all lines ready
to wait on any person taat y.uts woI K.
Feb lily JRENSdAW hINhi.
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FoURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIszaET-We are authorized
IN announce Col 10, H. SAvAGEas candidate TO repre-
sent the Fourth District in The next Congress OF the United
States %
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~ We are authorized and requested 10 announce DIR
s4oM.s ANDERSON Of Coffee County, q Capoidaie "a
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress of the United States.
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DTSS0LUnOa Or PARTNERSHIP

THE cypartnersnD hersDts existing uhdsT the style
Z of CRENSHAW & FARiS Is dissolved by muiual cna-
sent The uad rsgued win settle ell ihs business Of The
late firm, and IS alone auh9g.z3l to usa is name
FEB dim K l. CREN$HAW.
R. L. CRENSHAW- lbs. WRIGHT.
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SUPEaIoH CUTLERY.
PEN KNivES---20 kinsis---for sale BY
JOHN YORK & ca.
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ATTENTION.

HAVE this day associated with me in business NJ
4 CHARLES u COOPER, vOung well known
among the first mechanics in his business in the city.
can nhnend him TO the public workman well or
thy Of pairun lge 3. ). MELLEk
ESNa, hviIle April 10 le5S-ry
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HEDCCED PRICES.-lfavirgre removed from
~ m, for ner residence, tahe dis method of inform
INC nv lady friends AID AGO mint that they
ind me at The CTutcber House. where am prepared 10
Cut Fit and Make Dresses in the latest AID most fashion,
abie st,les and at fefuceI prizes Ladies Who want
perfect fitting dress wouid do well to call me- as
GUARANTEES 10 please all. both ia lit and style.
ssy- The entrance to my rooms is OF Church Street,
and ladies will be az no ioeon veaience in finding me
anri8-sc,e MRS. H. n. GRAY.
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BACON.

WE want to purchase 80. 900 lbs GOOD BA-
w con. for which we will paw the highest market
Price in Cas5 s. Il. LOOMS d CO,
feh24 20, AZ Public Square
A PPLES-lol IBIS CIeen Apples, in store and for
"A sale by (ap4} II 8 FRENCH son.
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MANNf,S IMPROY I'D PATENT REAPkEG
AND MOWIEt; MACHINES.
TOR sale b. the undersigned who il se agsnt for The
/ State of Tennessee Price $3.50.
fsb4-sr. B. F. CHEATuAA.
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ALBION.
BED BLANN ans AND MnnINOs.

BED BLANn ELS AND IL EnINos.
TIME undersigned are offering the remainder oil
their stock of Nernos and Bed Blankets at greatly re
dnced prices Also. their stock o. Winter Dress Goods
Consisting of Plaid Striped AMI Plain col'red Muslin de
lines Plaid Silks, DC. Collars, Chemzettes, Under
sisaves and Kid Gloves, cheaper than ever.
BEING DESTROYS TO reduce our stock bef're purchasing
Snrinr Goods prepared to give Great DaI gains
n Good, 70 all who NAV favor with their patrol Ie
~ ~ THURSTON & BERNARD
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NASHVILLE, TsSx February, less.
We the undersigned having used the last season Man
RVS Combined Reapiug and Moving Machine, purchased
from Col e. F. CHeattaIn take pleasure in tssf ing 70 IFS
usefulness and eci ney great ah1F sa ~ machine
ana iron, experience can testify 10 its Capacity to reap
NOV from 10 to Is acres Por dAy. aud that H viii cut
cleaner and leave grain ana has better condition. than
when by hand and take pleasure IN Recommending
il 10 lie wheat and ha7 growers 81 Des>oe machine
calculated to give universal satisfaction IS Combined
ID ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
Melancholy Fall ii. Of Dsa tliul Young Girl

!: Our readers remember a number
publications made not long since,
about a young girl named Emma
Snow, who was making a tour ofthe
North in male dress. A humane
magistrate. of Buffalo. MY, attempt
ed to save the beautiful girl from dc.
struction: -PctcrSJurg Erpresa.
j. He wrote TO her father and receiv.
. in reply 30 strong an appeal to res
cue the girl from utter ruin, that the
trialIwas made. She was sent to the
workhouse, and in the meantime was
visited by the Justice, at the request
other father, and repeated promises
obtained that she would certainly re-
FORM her penitentiai appearance, her
tears, and the desire she etinted OF
once more returning to herhom me. i'm
.duced her fIiend to believe he had
accomplished something, + ~
She was to call at his office at the
expiration ofthe period for which
she was committed, and receive some
money for the proper replenishment
other wardrobe. She did so, and
stated to the justice that she had
found q respectable family who were
willing to take her in, and to whom
she. was to. offerhcr services as dress
makerfor short per od till she got
ready TO 90 home. Furnished with
a part Of the means sent by her par
ent. she left the office! and police
man was directed TO follow her. -
The girl took the shortest route to
one of the foulest sinks ofiniquity in
the city, and in ten minutes was
amid a crowd Of the most abandoned
other sex. In less than three days
after she was again arrested for
swearing and disorderly conduct in
thehighway, and once more commit
ted-her conduct and conversation
proved her to be a perfect and COM
plete moral wreck. She is not II
years old, and will probably never
see her home again. The result Of
this last effort to save the girl will be
communicated to herfather, and his
money returned to him.
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Notification In Massachusetts,.
BosroN, May II.

BosroS, May H..
The personal---very. bill, intended
to nulfily the fugitive slave law, was
taken up in the House to-day, and
an amendment to it adopted forbid
ding any State officer holding the OF:
flee of United States Commissioner.
A motion was made TO strike t-the
section which ineapacitates any at
ltorney who acts for n slave claimant
from practising in the State courts,
but it was rejected by>a large major
ity. The bill was then passed: yeas
800, nays 43. The bill previously
passed the Senate. y
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.'ElsELIGIOUs NOTICE

The siAth DAY OIL September, 1858, is ap-
pointed for the commencement of the Annual
Session of the Western Virginia Conferences,
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 10
be held IN buffalo, Putnam county. Dr. Ear
lyis.published in the Church papers as the
presiding Bishop. 4 W. REMEDY. :
P.s.-Papers within the boundsof the Con.
ference may confer a favor on their patrons by
copying the foregoing notice. ". X.
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Tobacco NEarkek

RICHMOND. May 10, 1855.
The market Confines active for all grades
and prices we'll supported. We quote
common hugs at IS SOTO s IS, very good
s6 to 6 7e;. common leaf 81 to 81 20;
medium to good 90 80 to 10 90; fine
stemming and slipping 81 70 l3 so; fine
manufac turing SIC to 22 80.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
CONSUMPTION
S6CCESSFHLL9T TREATED By
LyH4L1TTO1Y5 OF INDICATED

SGCCESsFULLG TREATED BIZ
LTH4L1TIO.ra OF INDICATED
n 1E.4P0RS. x
DY JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, NJ. D.,
ID yellow or the Royal College Of Physi-
cians andlor years senApr IPhysician in the Lon
don Royal Infmary fsr diseases Of the Lungs.
In the Treatment vi Consumption by In
halation; 1 have obtasaied the results which
variants me la asserting that is now as cur
able as disease of the ASpach and liver.
Breathing medicineI directly i1to the Lungs
is Certainly the ratioHal mode of attacking the
disease, and like many other g1eat and ben
efficient discoveries, bit seems sttange why
snch treatment was NIT resorted to Iong ago.
Where there is life, lhere is. now esSaredly
hope for the most seeFlingy hopeless cases, as
throughout all stages 81 this insiduous [isease,
the woNDERFUL and DEtEeIcIENr EFFECTS of his
tr, atment are soon apparent In cas- IS also
Of Bronchitis, ASthmaS &C., the .fnhalins pow.
ders and vaporS has bean enGnenily successful,
and to those suffering under any of the above
named complaints, lttcAN duARGNrEE SPEEDY
AND CERTAIN RELIEF. u have pleasure in refer
ring to POT names, reSIlcnts Of New York and
neghborhood, who hase been restored TO Wig
olous health. AbouSone-thirdlof the above
number, according tfsthe patients own state
nents, were conSiderSh hopeless cases. -
The. lnhaling Mellfh is soornlNoj SAFE and
SPEEDY. and consists n the administration of
medicine i'm such MANNER that THY are con-
vryed into the I.sSaA IN the roRu of vAroR,
and produce their attEpn at the seat of the dis
ease. Its practical success is destined 10 revo-
lutonize the opniohS Of the medical world.
and establish the ehire >cuRAhILtTY Of CON
81 MPTIoS.' r. 80 SssI@ ~
Applicants will please state if they have
ever bled.fron the Lufss, If they have lost le h,
have cough, night siR eats and fever turns
what and how much Sfhey expectoraie, what
the condition of then stomach and bowels.
The necessary mediciaes, apparatus, &c, WILL
be forwarded to any part.
TERMS =. Five dollars, consultation fee.
Balance Of fee payabls only when the patients
report themselves coIyalascent.
REcoMMENDAT1SN BY PHYSICIANS.
We, the unde rsign@ practitioners in medi-
cine, Cheerfully and Eearthy recommend DR..
Roses method Of treaAng diseases ofthe Lungs
and Throat as TIE sBsr and MOST EFFECrrAI
EVER lnrOduced into g. rdca practice. OuI
convictions are based WpOn having several of OuI
ownpatents, c0nirmSft conshmptlyeS, restored
No Wig rous health, Nscr few months treat
E6Qt hv-Dr. Rose. lnAhe above named Diseases
the application OF celebrated Vapor$," in
hailed n getty into tte !.unss, my be just!
conS.dere"&a great boon TO suffrring humanity,
rendering Cousump:isn a rERFEcTLY CrRABLt
DISEASE! - =. " Z, Il .. '-..rl j
DR., Pose deserves well OF the profession fnl
his Hnwearled lab0F&an bringing the lnhaIing
Method tDlSuclr deg9e4e OF perfection.
\.r RALPH lsgoNgy NJ. D.
~ y JONAH a. MOTT, N. D.
+. CYRUS KINGsEEY,, N. D.
\: wM b. AUSTIN, ". D.
= oRvTLLE UpsoN, MO.
GAVIN .wErMoRE, II. y
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81 .Nk'W BOOK
NOTICES OF The PRESS.

There are patent in this volume arguments
and. facts which viii rcbuke fanatlciSm aud
epchaih the attention OF thinking uen,--t Ma.
'tional lnte lI-en :er.
+ Tits book Is Il nire of thought and a maya
zine Of ideas. lis lain objectFeein> /, be the
illustration ol the nee, sSity Cor, and The advaaz
lagos Of, Slavery sshinglon' Sentinel. HI
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Fashionable Tailoring.

TOlIN d. NEAL. rsspectfullyinform
III X the citizens OF Buffalo and vicinity, that
be is still carrying on the above business hi ali
It's branches, In the shop formerly b,
@. w. Taylor, He hopes, from his long tx.
perience and attention TO business, 10 merit Z
share 81 public patronage.
CUTTING BogE At THE SHORTEST
NOTICE.
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Land.

I SHALL sell at public auction, nsSpec ial
l. commissioner appointed by the Comfy
CourtfDr Putnam county, IN the case Of Rob
crt II. SnnmS against Joseph T. sinmS aud
o. hers, ans sunday the 23d day Of June, 1852,
on the premises. 10 Me highest bidder, that
portion Of The hNds Of Henry SlnfnS, deceased,
adjoining the lands Of Anderson budding, be.
ginning Just above Tie floating mil and run
ming with said budding and Robert Johnson'S
Tines 20 Joseph 4. SilTNs, thence with the
line of~wdow Sarah Smims, and thence to the
lands Of EiutronS, and bounded by them back
To- the beginning, Containing about 600 acres.
Terms made known oh The day ofsalc.
....... JAMES W. HOGE, Spec, Com
May 18th. H?lw4, ~. ~. Il.
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DIN. c. NJ. sfEisNEMAN.
DENTAL @5S SURGEON n.

>DEING CONFIDENT FROM HIS Elk.
% perience in the Practice Of the profess
sion. that he can do assfood work as any other
Dentist offers his services 10 the people oil
the Kanawha valley. dle win insert teethon
pivot,or plates on gold, platinum, or silver
plain teeth, gum teeth block teeth and con
iinuous gum, he, beifg the only person ia
this region OF countfS in possession Of the
right for making cdntiffuous gums Also I'll
teeth over exposed nesses. with gold or TIM
and he also will pay special attention TO The
diseases OF the mouth sr 81
His price TOT insertion. ofnriifciai teeth,
from SO to Of. Filling teeth, from Soc 10 81.
Extracting, where to be!replaced by new ones,
nothing.
He Is permantly LOCATED at GALIPoLlS. o.
Any person calling at hs Office can always fnd
him. unless professionally absent.
jan [ 1855
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SEC0ND EDITION.
A sou TIIEIkN ME.

A new, beautiful juvenile, Dedicated 70
the Children Of the South. Handsomely IL
Illustrated with eight; Original Drawings. BY
4 N4RGSAIAX. One vol. square l2mo. s2c.
A. NORRIS, Richmond, Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06

The equestrian statue OF Joan Of
Arc was inaugurated at Orleans,
France, id the frstweek ofMay, with
great solelnnities. The t;ge coaiinu-
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Land for Sale.

nNE tract Df land. containing one hundred
~ and fly :acIes4lih the county of Writ,
in IN" STATE 81 Vtrgs mia, six miles from the
c 'unIy sat OF WIT county, aud Is miles from
Park,rSbNrg and immediately on the turnpike
road leading ftom Parkt:rsbnrg to Wrt o. ,
With Seyenty-tiSe acres under cultivation, and
haSon il 'nc fewtd leg house, forty feet long
by IS wide, one~auh a half stories high, with
d'kitchen to one end Of it, and a porch the
whole length Of bothi together with all neccs-
>Sry out houses; n We'll with good water, and
thee acres Of peach, apple and cherry trees OF
the best kinds Of fruit, There viii be a bar.
gain given in this farm payments easy and q
good deed given. For further particulars ap.
PITY to tfcEatd or WIND. Timms, at Writ e.
H., or 10 the subscriber, al Buffalo, Putnam
county. Va. X JESSE TIMMS.
Also; one tractof land in Mccain county
Pa. containing two hundred and fifty acres,
nnimProvcd, we'll timhcrcd, with good. title.
For particulars, apply TO Richard Chadwick,
At SmithSon, III said county, or TO the subscr-
Der at Buffalo, Putnam county%'
apr 25, ms. ~ J. T.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
OFFICE OF The
STAR OF THE KANlWHA VALLEY
MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, va.

Rates OCAdyertisIng.
At One Dollar per square of 10 lines or less
Tor the first three weeks, land IS cents pes
seua' for each continuance. For three month";
or more at the following rates -. IT
III, 3 MONTHS. MONTHS. / YEAR
One square t12 lines) - so $500 $500
Two squares, ga lines) 90 600 = 1890
Quarter of a column, 500 1000 1900
Half column, ' 1870 1900 25Ou
One column ~ 90 $500 $50
Business Cards Of seven lines'or less, 900
Transient advertisements to be paid in sd-
vance. 81 :. y ~. :. - ~ ia
Personal communications, Tor communica.
tons involving private interests IS cents per
square III advance. Announcements of candi-
dates for Office, each 81 in advance. !
- Business or Other communications TO en-
sure attention must be addressed, post paid
or free, to RUMBLE & MURRELL, Main St.,
Ruhalo, Putnam county, Virginia. - II