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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
Shocking suIsid. 1t Petersburg, Va.

r. Stainback, Esq, -four inspector at
Petersburg. Va. and one ofthe most active
business men Of that city, committed sui
!. eide in a most horrible manneron Tuesday
night. The Express states that his wife
was abgentin the country, land his children
having retired ID bed, be employed him
sell until a late hour Of the night; in wri-
ting letters. It then adds:
Having arranged all, AS he thought.
jer the regulation OF matters after his
death, he took two small single pocket pis-
tolls, four bladed pen knife and razor,
and descended into the cellar by a stare
ease from the dining room, Here he d.
vested himself Of his pantaloons and laid
: them by behind 4 box partly filed with
bran. He next gotinto this bran boy,
and must have used the penknifepartly FIR
woundins himself as twas citstasde clot-
ted with blood, as were also the pistols,
neither ofwhich Had been discarged. He
srasped the razor, and the first wound he
inflicted upon himself was circular cut Of
about four or five inches in the abdomen,
from which Che 'intestincs protruded and
fell on the bran box. Finding that this
would not terminate his existence speedily,
he applied the razor b his throat and made
a fearful cash neafly from car to ear, By
: which death was caused almost instaItaa-
eously. =. r.: ! t. -:.. +
~ The body was discovered thcnext morn
bv Il servant, IIe was lying in the bran
boz ON its right side. WIKI limbs and arms
bentup rigid in death. The left hand was
firmly clenched, while the righthand held
the razor in manner, 10 give the holder
great power over the blallc The right
side OF the body was covered with elotted
blood, and portion of the bowels lay near
the body, 49,. IT -E ~. =
!. A letter in the Richmond Post says, the
'sdcccased was man. of uncommon talent,
though wild aud eStravagant in his IDEAS;
j. ofan ardent and exciting temperament
His active exertioH in the late. guberna-
torial contest, seems to have unsettled his
mind; in fact, upon the subject ofPolitics,
he was truly moHomaniac. He, leaves a
wife and:six children to mourn his untime-
ly end" | : ~. :, !.
|. In HE pockets " ere three letters, one
addressed tohis son. In one of the letters,
written to friend, he states that he did
not commit the decd in. consequence Of
gambling or betting; that for years he had
not lost by either; and then follows some
good advice against gambling and betting.
/ His death appears to dave created quite a
sensation in Petersburg. The express
I says; / -. 49,. ::
/ In probily, honorable tt nsactions and
business dealings he was equalled by few,
and asa shrewd calculator, regarded the
4 changes and uEccrt ainties in the:commcr-,
rcial world, and as man who well knew
how to foresee and profit i'll business deal
ings by the states Of the various, markets,
he conld not, perhaps, be. cquailed by
another man in this city. His age; was
about AZ. 7 i :.
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Ladies, Dress Goods.

DLACK, Blue, Blue Black, Brown, Gree
ID and Changeable Silks.
Cashimeres, variety OF quality and colors;
Mousln de Laines, or all coloTs and prices;
Tissues, variety Of colofs;
Merinos, OF all shades and prices;
Figured Swiss dress goods;
Shally Barage and Barage de LANES;
Shawls, in great variety,
Handkefchiefs, worked and plain Linen,
Cambria; and Undersleeyes and Chemisett,
Hosiery Of all kinds,
Gloves anB Mitts, do. Gauntlet; II
Collars, Jackonet, Swiss, and French worked
Murselines Florence and Sarsnetts;
Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, &c., de-, &c.
E. sETSZER, BEALE & co. "
Pt. Pleasant, Jan. o., ,66. '..
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FOR THE YEAR 1865.


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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

DErrH sr TIE AMERIcax LAkEs.-I, has
hitherto been asserted that Lake Huron
was $50 feet deep. but it has lately been
asertained BY Y. s. Coast Survey that it is
only 42o feet deep. Lake Erie is from 60
to 7Ofeet deep; lake Ontario 452 feet---as
low as most parts Of the Gulf ofSt. Larence.
All the lakes cover an erea Of 43,040, 600
acres. =.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

T. B.PETERsON, No. 1862 cHEsSur STRICT,
PniLAnELPniA, has in press, and will publish
on Monday. March Gath, what he believes to
be me best Historical Novel ever written in
that tried mems souls" not only q faithful
picture Of the manners Of '76, but one OF the
most thrilling, powerful, and absorbing stories
ever penned. This Is the opinion Of the best
and most impartial editors and critics, several
Of whom have read The work in proof. sheets
They all say that il IS no mere "catch. penny,
fiction, but one Of equal value interest: fur or
stirling incidents and strongly drawn scenes.
intensely interesting on every pare. Vel 50
beautiful in style, and SO true 10 nature. that
1t can be read with delight BY the best educated
men Of the county.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

MEDIClNES.- WHITE OIL
1N Pain Killer and Indian Eminent. ali
Of DID. Jayne's Family Medicines, sellers
Liver Pills and vermifuge, castor Oil. Nc
Kanes Liver Pills and v ermifuge, Cough Syrup.
Dr. John Bulls SarsapariIla and kim Pain.
BTandeths and Wrights Pills, Opodeidoc, Par.
ecgoric .Bateman's Drops and Godfrey Cordia.
ioi sale BY SETSzER, BEALE Il co.
r.. Pleasant Jan, IS, 4yl.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

4 OEMrsrRY.-In the growth Of animals
and: Vegetables, nature 5 continually com.
bining and accompanying hydrogen and
oxygen. through tie lungs Of animals,
forming tho circulation fluids, and decom-
position, dissngaging tho oxygen to unite
with carbon, 70 form tlle woody fbres.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
TO THE HEIRS OF OFFICERS
AND SOLDIERS or THE REyoLyTIoNA Any
I AND OTHER WARS. Tt3 4. I.
John s. GalIaher 4 Ro. II. CalIaher,
tforReIly 3 Aud. L. S. ID (atfyfor claimantsj
H., ! Tudds NQr5c Bukliag, F ~sf

IE''f 4 oda S +-ll0lbqc. BHtfGing,
4 .-"E. WASHINGTON sclTY,l
Continue togive theirusual prompt attention
10 the prosecution Of EMERY description oi
claims against the GENERAL GOVERN.
MENT. Their familiarity with The genera
>Ibutine OF business come cted withIthe several
I(ErAETMENrs, and The experie1lte they have
hadin The management of The large number
df casss heretofore entrusted TO thei. care, wan
r%nls tem[ in rendering their services, with
renewed confidence, to the very numerous rep+
rtSehtatiyeS Of UPFIcERS and SOLDIERS or IftE
KEyQLufIo<ARY AND OTHER WARS, .Iw no have
become entitled, by acts of Congress, to Cont
.MrTAToN, HALF FAY, Passion, :oR RouNTY
LkNDE a.. ., i 1M# III E ft
in addition 10 their experience, theypossess
much valuable record and documentary eyi.
dGnce apper;ainng 10 the numerous classes ol
claims. .f,:. >> EE1fM.
Army OFRsERS, SoLpIERs,4 TRANSFERS, MAJ
VA. OrrtcEGS, SEAMEN, MAHlSEs, AND NAVY
CLERKS, cor their surviving widows OF mtnoi
children wboseryed init Revolution War,
War OF 1872, Florida, or any of the.lndlan wars
for apGriod Of mol less than fourteen days, are
now ent;ted.to a Land Warrant for 100 acres.
Those who have alraSdy received their 40 OF
81 acre warrants are now entitled To an add
tional quantity TO make theirs equal to i60
acres. = M
FEES: For obtaining an 81 acre warrant,
50 100 acres, So; 100 acres, $40.
! Regular correspondents who prepare cases
and forward them to the above address, FOL
management here, win By dealt with Literally.
A CouRr or CLAIMS having. been created BY
Congress, before whitehall PRIyArE CLAIMS,
not heretofore provided for BY law, are to be
presented for adjudication, the undersigned
viii undertake the management Of any cases
requiring attention before that court, and de-.
vote their best energies ~ theinterests Of then
clients, They ask no foe inIadyanee, nor Do
they make any charge fol- their services (ex'
>cePt where previously agreed updt) untoss
thGy IRE suceessfuli n obtaining something fol
those who employ them. Address Re
. y. LNo. s. Il no. II. GALLAliER,
/. J. r. I'M Washington, d. G.
N. B. LAND WAR; A NTS BOUGHT AND
SOLD. We buy Land W arrants and Reyel,l.
tionary Scrip at highest market Rates, giving
generally higher prices tllan any other markets
afford, except those Immediately the yicinit,
Of Land Offices where Warrants are located.--
The advantage OF sending Warrants 10 Wash.
ington is that discrepancies IN assignments,
whichfoften occur and produce difficulty, ear
be rectifed, frequently, AT The General Lane
Office. J. s. \ RQ.#H. g.
- he, t4 ,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

A FULL sUPPLYoT THE MOST Pop.
~ ular Family Medicines, constantly OH
hand, al the BvcKEyE DRUd SroRE,
Jan No. 3 Union Block.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
NOTICE..

MY wife, Martha Tillis, has .lcft my bed
1NE and board, vithont my consent or per
mission. This iSthcfetore 10 warn al persons
whom it may tconceEn, 'thatl willEpay no debts
of her conflicting, nor be- hereafter in any
way reSpOnsl pie for her acts. Given under
my hand this The filth day Of April, 1855. T.
JOSHUA TELLS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

How OrR BopIEs ARE MADE rp.-Eatiag
is the process BY which the noblcst Of ter:
restial fabrics is constantly repaired. All
our limbs and organs have beeupicked up
from our plates. We have been served
up at the table many times over: Every
individual is literally atmass ofviyifed>yi.
ands; he IS m epitome of innumerable
meals. Liebis states shat an adult pig
weighing one hundred md twenty pounds
will consume Eve thousand one hundred
and ten pounds Of potatoes in the course
of year, and yet at tile expiration ofthat
period its weight may not have increascda
single ounce Seient:fc american.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

NJ Ais -po kegs Of all sizes, cut and
In wrought, for sale by -,
i !, sETszEi. BEALE& CO.
n. Pleasant Ian. "a. .'65.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

GNLOCKS-Brass eight day and thirty honr
~ for sale,by SETSIER. BEALE 4 co.
" \Pt. Pleasant, Jan. %, n4lY. ., v
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
Two Tracts Of Land for Sale.

Two tracts VI Ldiu iVi 9" 'e
YNHE subscriber offers, at private, sale, ,w s3
i seperaie tracts Of land, wei snpPueo
rel slaves. / eadinpa, rails, and.fo Buildings;
.ane s;tpoiad on White Pine Creek. THEE and
n ! miles fy6m tbe town of Buffalo, BY tile coun-
~ road, coutaininr some two hundred and six
ty acres, thirty Eve ofwhleh are ~ cuiilyallon,
goodly proportion Of rich bottom Iana' TYPE
nearly all on one side OF the creek, wen aaap,,1
ed to fqrmillg with q proper proportion q meaG1
ow land, durable spring, near the middle %
the land, in the riAht place for building ana
convenientto good range II
The othdr tract containing three hundred
and fifty FIVE acres, situated on Honecut CREEK
one lnoiety 3fwhicb propose selling, On; and
d fourth miles from the Kanawhh river by a
county road, and three and a half miles from
Buffalo; thist il nnimproved-- both being
in The county Of Putnam Virginin-fpply "a
the subscriber living opposite the town OF But;
(alo. III MATTHEW u. BROW N. =
March nj ls55! n11H. 4 J. f.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

'TNIN-w ARE D all kinds, for .stalEeRy
L Nj SErSZER, BEALE& co.
Pt Pleasant, Jan.24, '55, III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
lnilamutory Rheumatism,

A gentleman wishes us to publish the
following for the rclftfpf suffering human
ity. He says he has known q number Of
cures made by it. Ind All Of them in ashort
time. Haitian ounce Of pulverized sal.pe:
ter, put in half pint Of sweet oil Battle
the parts affected, then a sound cure will
speedily be feeted.-LynehktHq Efpress.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
SOLD OUT.

AS ! have sold out, all those Knowing them
selves indebted to mo by note or account. are
respectfully requested 10 call and nav the same
as | wish to close up my business as soon as
possible. - RoBT ALEXANDER.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
- In Press.
Kat ylesl'ord.,
A. STORY OF THE REFUGEES
@ pY CHARLES J. PETERSON, :...
Author Of Cruising in the Last War" and
publisher 81 'Peterson's Ladies' National
Magazine" iii ~ @...

Complete IN one large volume, neatly bound
IN Cloth, for One Dollar and Twenty-Five
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
Sargent 4 Brother,

WobLp respectfully inform the public
wv that they have put into operation The
West Columbia Foundry,
where orders for Castings, Conner ana sbae,
Iron work WILDE filled IN their va rious
Jan. 10, '66. nett W. 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

w oonE ~, wARE- Tubs, Cedar, Oak
w and Painted Buckets and Keelers
for sale by SETSZER, BEALE L co. .
Pt. Pleasant, Jan. "a, IS. Il =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
TIE So LE;NplD STEAMER
A ri.ll a w God,

JESSE WALToNX MASTER 4
WILL run rec u!arly between KANAwHA
and GALLIPOLiS, leaving \Kal.a wha every
Tuesday and Friday; returning will leave
GallipoliS every Wednesday and Saturday. h..
Jan. 10, '55.I III. . ..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
Ten.h Grnna Gift Distribution
% y
Gbr qrt arninn 5othtg.
] 100000 GIFTS ) !
VALUED AT THREE >HUNDR RED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. I
Certificates for Ais gear, One Doll ar.
| WORKS OF ART

The members n the ARr USlcs SocrErY, on
Ire dc casionlof This theI III distribution Of the
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18
BUFFALO CIIUIsCm SERVICE

+ III - f..
PRdrsrAxT EmsorAL. REV. d. j. HENDER-
son, Pastor; services every four weeks, on
Sabb9th. q i L.. !
BAfr,sr.-ReT. "a. J. WARRrN, Pastor; ser
vices pn the first Sabbath Of each month, and
MrfGopisr ErtscorAr, South. - Rcy W.
KExNsbY, Pastor ;seerviceS every four weeks,
on Sabbath, and Nceklw on Thursday even
ings. n. &
Mrrt roprs1 Err s5prAL; North.-Rrv. Me$srs.
Torror and san pFAan, Pastors; services every
two weeks, on Sabbath
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-18

pUTToNS, ~ COAT, VEST, PANT,
- pearl and dress buttons, full suppl, al
Jan I7lE F. BAmEY & MAGuET's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

prI1tyo Down THE TELEGRAPH WIREs.--A dis
position IL evincsd by the people in many sections OF
the country to destroy the telegrsphic wires In
recent il star ce in Mississippi the populscs Assem-
bltd and carried Of four miles Of the wires Ii up.
pears that some learned Tbeban had demonetrstsd,
on scieDc principles TO the Subtraction OF the peo-
pe that the Of the long drouth, which hes %
much retarded vegetation, was solely owing 70 the
teferspbic wires, and that in . few yexs, when
every section Of the country wiz be beted by
lightning wire. rain will cease altogether.
New WAY O. OBrAIyIsG PASSAGE. Ship Queen
Of the Seas which cleared a. this port yesterday for
San Francisco, hss all her berths taken up. Among
her pssseDgerS are several young ladies. gentle
man wishing very much 10 lake passage In the snip,
found there wa no room for him except by marrying
one Of the young ladies' which he accordingly dld;
snd the terib. whish wss 70 be occupied by tbs
Couple couple ''''' Boston Telegraph.
DEATH Of WV. CoFYrs, Eso.-Another Of our
venerable citizens departed this life yesterday. he
had just completed his 18th year. He was . native
Of Gloucester 10 this State-s 500 Of Dr. Conn, Tor
CsuSty' Mr.. Ceain wU upward Of thirty years
Csshier Of the Columbian Bank In THIS cry. ga,
Dv.ruoy. p,o,yyR-John Lsmbertcn, Esq, died
in Batavia Wednesday last. 'n so, p "a ~ ons
a. - .bo,ped down the trees 10 make the
road through thsf village. he was for many yssrs
vb..anSn,Iv employ ed a. surveyor by the Holland
T.rS fompsDy. and was widely known AMI ssssemed
A. an i seligsnt upright citizen.
p,o.usr ARREsTED.--Tk HRlsdak tMchigsn)
Stcndord chronicles the arrest Of man who has been
sre,idebt Of that village for some nme on cnsrge
Of bigsny. He was taken TO Livingsson County,
New York. Cd a rsqusidon, where be hes former
Vic living. He leaves wife and an infant child in
HiIlsdsle. The scamp
The trial Of jams Perks, for the murder Of Tbomas
Beatsou. bm just been concluded at Cleveland, o.
The JuIy have sdjudged him guilty Of murder 'n the
frat dsilse.
MISSIONARY CoyrRrsrrros. -Os Sunday evening
,A R~v g Esen psstor Of soask 18th e. hsfho0st
Epseoo. Chuen Jersey City delivered sseosrss spss tAs
subes Of Nsscns large sutieses, ese Div we've coz
ulhntsd 70 the ssonsIy csess.