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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-19
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q 60 Q. - 4srisraL. u. 9 aass 81.
hhoiESA LIZ DEtLE,IlS AND fI!PORTET.S
OF HARDWARE CI-tTFHly tNO EfTVS
40 ~ -'"'fR Asa6 Po'is Squire, 1isl -ia IS.aesaG
IL AZ nov IN stone l.l ard complete assortment az
IL Itrdf9ye IN al Us varieties tyceiher v;h an mn
su7.g L"gcs stock OF C1rg and is 10 an If which t,ev
invite the attention of Dealers vi.t this tbeir
stock has been made up by direct purchases or, he
ffgtfacJe beth IN America and Europe and they feel
confident that those who may give them call win ind II
advantageous 10 deal with them
C1sh and proRyttas 5gs,s VIII find tie prices Of their
goods suited 20 Tie times ~
- Feathers received at the highest market price
Nashville, March 3, lsts.-tvGw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-19
DISSOLUTION CT PARTNERSHI
SOMETHING NEW.

WE having completed our shop, and put up all
w machines, ready TO do all kinds of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice. SASH, DOORS. BLINDS,
HOLDINGS Of ell sizes, BANISTERS, LATTICE and
BLIHDSLATS, dressed SHELVING DRAWERS, WIN
DOW and DOOR FRAMES Of all skies, completed. Boxes
Of all kinds on hand at all times; CIRCULAR WORK
Of aoy kind done; LUMBER of all kinds dressed or
sawed TO any size from quarter of inch to thirty
inches square Persons wanting any thing in line,
would do well to give call before purchasing else
where determined to do all work we'll aud
give perfect salts aetion and cheap it be done
Ali work delivered to any house in without cost.
Shop Broad street. west OK the Nahvile and Chatte
noOga Railroad where will be found at all times ready
to wait any person that wants work
Febl4-ly CRENSHAw WRIGHT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-19
W. & X FREEMAN,
No. IL North COLLEGE Street,

NASHVILLE, TENS.
I'VE sra manufacturing at quarters Sichiy Or
w nam ented Gilt Mattel and Pier Glasses IN tue
highest st Gle of the art Portrait aud Picture Frames Cur
tan Cornce and Inside Window Blnds and keep con-
stantly hand choice stock of Window SHADES and Cur
tain Hater ials together With complete OF
Artist Materials of the very best description Oil Paint
Jugs aad IEnyravings; Cabinet Makers Materials French
Window and Picture Glass, &c. &c.
We yopld cali especial attention TO Gliding Depart
ment evng gone considerable in procuring
Ornaments of the elegant and beautiful styles We can
safely pro muse that the work shall compete, IN
all respec s. with that of the noted manufactures in
the Eastern Cities and at low cost as the same de-
scripiou Of work can be brought here from abroad the
purchaser running NO risk on account oil breakage
Fl
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NEW GOODS.

SATE have Just received our stock Of Spring Goods.
consisting Of Silks, Berages, Moire Antiques, Print
81 'aSonets Musins superior Bleached and Brown Mus
ms Hosiery It's &C, &C Also, general stock of Sta
PIE Go"dS Linen Drill, Cettouades Tickings Sylvao Mills
NooGS, Tor Servants Cassimeres and Vestngs which
are selling remarkably low for sh.
w sa be very happy to old customers and as
many new ones wish to purchase good Goods at low
prices THURST0N 4 BERNARD
upl2 NJ q IT,io, o;roa.
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We NEIF Tax LAW.

MOULD bis s. Louis {
4 lats arrivals Fer sale b.
spI
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ALBION.
DtD BLANKLTS AND MERINOs

u = TLANkLIS AND NEKINUS.
TIVE undersigned offering the remainder of
their stock of Merinos and Bed Blankets greatly
daceG prices Also their stock of Winter Dress Goods
consisting of Plaid Striped and Plain colored Muslin de
Lanes Plaid Silks &c Collars. Chemizettes, Under
sleeves aud hid Gloves, cheaper than
:eing DESTROYS 10 reduce stock before purchasing
Spring Goods prepared to give Great Bargains
IY Goods all who favor with their patronage.
L-Ec-lE THURST0N RERNARl
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A. j. FRANCISCO,
ASHTON ABL e III A T T Il Il +,
No 2S Public SQUARE Nashville

STILL ANOTHER NOVELTY!
Just the Thing Tor Young Men!
BEAUTIFUL STYLE OF SPRING HAT WITH
"A SCOLLOPED BRTM.
by far the richest and most dressy Hat vet introduced
Let every body examine il at
FRAHCiSCo'S BAZAAR,
mhl7 No. q Public Square.
CAVALIER UATS.-The hnest most varied and
Desirable assortment of this favote stve OF Hst-of
all coors-ever in this market is opeA at the
of the andersie ned besides his stock of every
scrpton of SOFT HAT is equally large and attractive
and particularly worthy the attention OF the public Cali
at FRANCiSCOS,
milf Public Square.
DIDINC HATS.-Soue new and desirable styles
II just received a. fmhl7) FRANCISCO'S.
DIANO FOR SAtE-A BARGAIN.-A supe-
roT, powerful and brilliant tone Octave Rosewood
Piano Forte scarcely used aud made der by of the
best makers. Price $685. will be sod for stl0 the
leaving Nashville. 1t may be at E. M0RT0N'S Ma
sic 5 ore, Union street. sp3-t
NOTICE no GAS CONsUMERS.-Ata meet
N ing of the Board of Directors the 18th day of
March, 1885, it was
Resolved That the rule requiring the Gas 10 be tared
off where the consumers bill is not paid within the first
days of each month be hereafter gidly enforced in
every instance. By order of the Board.
ap3-1m JAS. II. KENDRICK, Sec'F
ESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-i
IL offer for sale in whole part, place 10 Edgefeld
situated on the Gsan pike For terms apply the sub
Ecriber or 30 Aessrs. Lindsey Crockett.
rnhl5-6 HENRY BLOOD
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hLifE Oils boxes Olive OIL just arrived. Al
" so. dozes Of choice brand OF Tuscany Oil which Is
superior to the ordinary Olive Oil, sold for tab use
ap5 BROWN 4 GRuRIlS AZ CnIIeoa a
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" Chase 200 bushels Of billet seed Also 90 bushels
Of Black eys. Brown and Lady Peas. Also, Iornield
Beans which viii paw the highest market price
CASH WELLER COOPER
At their Tin, Shee, IroG and Copper Warehouse.
Market
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WE want to purchase 80 coo Us. GOOD IA
w CON, for which We viii pay thr lHgf.asr p,g,is.
price in CIsA- u. lee is * CO.
tebSt No ~ p.r ie ss,r1a-,
INA FOR TIE TfEADa-.9Io- d zen JgoT and
4 two 0uuCe Ink Stands in stove and Ter sic 5-
mh2i HtGhN & HR), Market s,
JIST RECElEs D-5.' SACKS Missouri Otis in
~ Guuuies For .ais bv H. = FRENCH 4 SON
DALE RGPi,-i.yu co.'s Machinery houa, in s.o,e
IL and 0r sal tg t4aD r. :. FRENCH d son.
4 PPLf.N-Iot th'~ Green ArI-e. in st5re and for
u sale iv tar1 b 5. FRENCH B SOS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
The Laugh Of Woman nj J

- 3 ~ g
Awoman has no natural gift moro
bewitchingth than a swcetIaugI. 1t is
like the swcetsound of flutes on the
water. II leaps from her heart in a
clear, sparkling rill; and The heart
that hcarsit, feels as If bathed in the
cool, cxhilaratingspring. Have you
ever pursued an unseen fugitive
through trees, led on by alairy laugh,
now here, now there, NOW lost, now
found? We have. And We, are
pursuing that wandering voice to
this day., Sometimes il comes to US
in the midst ofcare, sorrow, or irk-
some business; and then we turn
away and listen, and hear II ringing
through the room like a silver bell,
with powertoscare away the i'll spirits
ofthe mind. How much we owe to
that sweet laugh? Ii turns the ! rose
into poetry, it filings showers of SUM-
shine over the darksome wood in
which we arc travelling; it touches
with light eyenour sleep, whichis no
more the image ofJeatb, but is CON
sumed with dreams that are shadows
ofimortality.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
II PROSPECTUS ~ |
I OF THE '-
Southern Literary Messenger
FOR TIE YEAR 1855.

. ..sat' Twenty FIRST VOLUME. /
IN issuing the Prospectus OF the Twenty.
i First Volume Of the Southern Literary
Messenger, the Proprietors beg leave TO assure
the public that no exertons will be remittedon
their part TO maintain the high character OF the
work, and TO challenge the patronage of all
who value sterling literary merit. For Tween
ty Years, tine Messenger has tndeavored TO ne
fect4faithfully the Southern mind. Wilde
disaaining all narrow and sectional views. atd
has been alone ameng, the monthly periodicals
Of America. in defence Of thepee altar inStitp-
lions Of the Southern States. 10 this Office lit
will still be devoted, am. will be prompt 10 rs
pei assaults upon the South, whether hey come
under he spacious garb of fiction as In "Uncie
Toms Cabin" OF in the Direct form OF anti.
slavery pamphlets. Atthis critical juncture,
while our enemies are employing literature as
their most potent weapon Gf attack, the soatII.
ern people will surely not withhold their enF-
confinement from work whose aim il shall be
TO strike blows in their defence. :.e n
Ilh. Messenger will, as heretofore, present
its readers with Reviews, Historical and Bio
graphical sketches Novels, Tales, Travels, Ess
says, Poems, Crtiques. and Papers on the Ar.
my, Navy aud other National subjects. Il
u With view to insure larger circulation
OF the Messenger the Proprietofs have made d
DEDUCTION in the Price Of subscription which
is now only Three Dollars per annum, in adj
vance, or four dollars il not paid belore the LIST
Of July in any year. MI
CINBs-Remitting us Fifteen Dollars in one
letter, W III be entitled 10 six copies,
The Editorial and Critical department OIL The
Messenger will continue as heretofore, under
the charge Of JonN r.. THOMPSON, Esq, and
will embrace copious notes on current litefa
ture and reviews ofall new American or Fur
eign works of general interest and value. The
Editors opinions will be always ieaflesSly and
honestly avowed. Ell @
: The business DEPARTMENTS conductedb b,
the undersigned, towhom all communication
Of a business nature must be addressed.
MAGFARLANE, FERGUSON & CO.
Richmond, Va, Dec. Ist. 1855.
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nrullatIt utrih.

-s b
Anumbero Of youngmen were once
engaged 10 acting thetsagy Der
tram, or the castle ofSE Aldobrand,"
at Nashville. Mr.J. J. McLaughlin,
1ornerly of IIopkinsyiIle, Ky, was
engaged to act the part ofBertrarn,
whose pnrt II was during the PROCESS
|ofthc play to fcign 10 stab himself
with a Spanish knife. Asthe trag-
edy wore to It's denoncemcnt his ex-
element increased and the gloomy
play was upon him with q power
that made a strong impression Of re-
atty uponthe hearers and nade them
shudderas he pronounced the follow
ing accompanied by the plunge Of
the dagger that brought him tohis
death:
Bertram hath but one fatal foe on earth,
Andke y here. Stubs himse.f
|. 1t Was at this moment that he
plunged the weapon to his heart. II
was doubtless The result of theexcit;
ed feelings Of the actor, who had too
i,bsorbingly entered into the dread
fih spirit Of the hero. We1charitable
suppose that he hadno #premediiate
design OF. ending bis liio with the
Iplay;sbut hisconplete Identification
Of feeling with the part he acted, led
him 10 suicide as a natural conse-
qucnce. - i 4
The ha!lucination, if such we may
call it, did not end with the plunge
of the dagger. His feelings bore
him along yet further. There was
still, after come EXPLANATIONS of sur
prise from the tragic monks, u dying
sentence forliim torcpeat. lie went
through irwin a startling effect
[ Wdhsa burst q cruitathnl
= / died no fel6n's death.
A warriors weapon freed a,warrier's soul.
While he was pronouncing these,
the last words Of the tragedy, his eye
and manner were iearlilly wild; the
blood was failing from his bosom up
on the young gentleman who had
pcrsonated the lifelcss lady limo
gene! As soon as the last words
were pronounced, lie fell to rise no
more. Monthly Rose. " '-, :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
--. ,-.r. H
A Fragment.

Swiftly glide our years-they fol.
low each other like the waves Of the
ocean. Memory calls up the persons
we once knew-the scenes in which
we, once were actors, they appear be-
fore the mind like phantoms ofanighl
vision. Behold the boy rejoicing in
glory ofhis youth-the wheels oftime
cannot roll too rapidly for hiln--the
light of hope dances in his eye--the
smile of expectation plays upon his
lips--he looks forward, for long
years ofjoy to come, his spirit burns
within him when he hears of great
men and mighty dec,ls--he wants to
be a man; he longs to mount the hill
ofambition, to tread the path ofhon-
or, to hear the shouts Of applause
Look athim again, he isnowin the me-
ridian Of life, care has stamped the
wrinkles on his brow, disappointment
has dimmed the lustcr of His eye, sor-
row throws its gloom upon his coun-
tenance; he looks backuppn the wax
ing dream ofyouth, an signs for it,
utility. Each revolving year seems
to diminishhis happiness, and lie dis
covers that the dream ofyouth, when
tile pulse of anticipation beats high
is the season ofenjoyment,
Who is he ofthe aged locks? His
formisbent andtottery--his footsteps
move rapidly toward the tomb-he
looks backupon the past--his days
appear to be few, he confcsses that
they were cvil-thc magnifcence of
the great is to him vanity; the hilar-
ity Of youth, folly; he considers how
soon the: gloom of death must shadow
the one and tlisappoint the other; the.
world presents nothing TO attract and
little to delight him; still however, he
would finger in it, and still|he>would
OUT his days; though of'bean-
Tvs bloom, offancys1lash, Of music's
BREATH he. isforccd to cxclaim, Il
have no pleasure in them A few
years olinlirmity and pain, must con
sign himto the oblivion of the grave
yet this was the gay, the generous,
the highsouted boy, who .bcheld his
ascending path, of life, but such can
not be the ultimate testinies Of man.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
Ladies, Dress Goods.

DLACK, Blue, Blue Black, Brown, Gree
ID and ChangeabIe Silks.
Cashimeres, variety Of quality and colors;
Mouslin de LANES, 81 all colors and prices;
4 Tissues, variety Of colors;
Merinos, Of all shades and prices; il
Figured Swiss dress goods;
Shally Barage and Bafage dc Laines;
\ Shawls, In great variety;
/ Handkerchief, worked and plain Linen,
Cambria; and Undersleeves and Chemisett,
Hosiery Of all kinds;
Y Gloves anu Milts, do. Gauntlet;
Collars, Jackonet, Swiss, and FFenchworked
Murselines Florence and Snisnetts;
Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, &C., De-, de.
sETSzER, BEALE 4 co, \
IT. Pleasant, Jan. 81, IS. I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15

MESsRs. DAVID McCoMAs. .tLA
lu Jpdgeof the 10th Circuit and Z. TE
Nc CoMAS, having entered into partnersW.
for the purpose OF praci icing L AW mite cohip
lies .of Kanawha, Putnpin, Mason. !. Jack mn.
Cabell, Wayne, Logan and Boone the Disson.
Court at Parkersburg and Wythe d. II. ,trict
tns e, ourt OF Appeals at Lewisburg. and
Ihey have associated with them young men
Of responsibility and standing In the vari-
Gus counties, who will be always. ill., place to
see 10 the interestof their clients. while Judge
McC6rpas, al lenst will reside IN ~. county 81
Kanawha. Being thus situated they can at
tend MOST PROMPTLY 10 the collection or all
claims ana The transaction Of all business en-
trusted 70 them, and they trust that AZ q long
experlsnce at the bar, and their pTomptness
anu hoeiily Will ensure them large business.
DAWN McCOMAS, /.
Jan II 1898 4. w. McCOAiAS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15

WASHINGTON CITY,
Continue ID give their usnal prompt attention
to tile prosecution of EVERY description OF
claims against tile GENERAL GOVERN
MENT.f THEIR familiarity with the general,
rontihe Of business connected with the several
DErAsrMEsTs, aAdIthe esparience they have
had III the manage The large number
Of cases heretofore cntrustedto iheit care, war.
nisithcmir rendering their SERVICES, with
renewed confidence, to the very numerous rep;
resentatiyes of OPkIcEas and SoiDiEas- or TiiE
REyoL1 TIoSARyAND OTHER MARS, who hayt
become entitled, BY acts ofCongress, 10 Con-
MUTATION, HAIR rAr, PkNstoS, on RotSTf
LAND.
lnaddition 10 their experience, they possess
much valuable record and documentary evil
.dence apper.aining 10 TIE numerous classes D
claims. .5
ARMY OFFfcRRs, Soillirns. TEansrERs, Ma
ySL OFricEHs, SEaMFN, MsRiNEs, AND NAVY
CLERKs, Cor Their surviving widows or minor
children, wlIoscrycd iathe Revolutionary War,
WaroflSl2, in lorida, or any Of theIlndIan wars,
for period af mol less than fourteen days. are
now entitled 10 Land Warrant for SO. acres.
Those who have alr5sdy received their 40 or
30 acre warrants are now entitledfto an aldi-
tional quantity to make theirs elual to l60
acres. iaI
1 FEES:-For obtaining an W acre warrant,
$6F; 100 acres, IS 100 aeres, $40.
Regular correspondents who prepare cases
and turwnrd them u The EDoye address, for
management here, will BIZ dealt with literally.
A CouRT on CLAIMS having beenIcreated BY
Congress, before which all PRlyArE CLalAs,
not heretoore provided for BY law, are TO be
presented for adjudication, the undersigned
will undertake the management Of any cases
requiring attention before that court, and dea
vote their best energies To the interests Of their
clients. They ask no fee in adyance, nor do
they make any charge for their services (ex-s
cept where previously agreed upon) unless
they IRE successful i'd obtaining something for
those who employ them. Address 1
| FL JN0. SD no. II. GALLAfiER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G..
n. b. LAND WAR; s NJ rs 30 uGaT AND
SOLD. We buy Land Warrants and Reyolns
Itionary Scrip al highest market rates, giving
generally higher prices than any other markets
afford, except those immediaieiyin The vicinity
OF Land Offices where Warrants are located -
The advantage DC sending Warrants to Wash
ington is that discrepancies fii assignments,
which often occur and produce difficulty, can
be rectifed, frequently, at the General Land
Office. J.. s.. Il RO. II. a.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
McCOMAS Il NEWMAN.

nAvfD McCoMAS date Judge Or the 10Th
ACifcuiD e. W. McCOMAS and j. q.
NEWMAN, having entered into partnership
Tor predicting law, in The counties 'of Putnam,
and Mason. they will hereafter attend ali the
County, Quarterly and Circuit Courts in those
Counties, and will attend diligently 10 mi bus.
mess entrusted 10 them. Is "a
Gr Address ID. q E. w. McComas Kanav.
Va. ''' 90 oAs 'sasu sun
n2tf.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
Land. Warrants! HI
10000 ACRES WANTED

10000 ACRES WANTED.
VIE subscriber continues to purchase Land
i Warrants Of every size, for which he
VIII pay the highest market price in Coin Of
IT'S equivalent. AsIthere will be very large
number Of Warrants pressed UPON The marke,
afterEthe first OF June, gradual decline in ri
ces. for the next twelve mont his must iueyita-
bly, take place, and those who make he earli.
est sales will realize the highest prices.
81 8.s, CliAS. HENKING,
:. Banker and Exchange Dealer,
NE am Gailipolis, Ohio.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
Virginia ss-At Rule: held IN lhs

Virginia ss-At Rules held ID the
" Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of
Kanwha county, in the month Of August,
1858, Henry II. Hopkins comprt, Vi. Jesse
Walton aud Alexander McMullin, deits-ln
Chancery. II appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant Alexander NJ cMulllH isa non.
rcsident Of this Commonwealth, and the OBJ
iect of this suit being to recover The sum Of
sli2,2S, with Interest, by note, from The de,
PENDANT, 10 the plaintiff, and also 10 attach,
The eda,e of The absent defendant, in Kama.
wha county, il is ordered that he do appear
here within. one month after due publication
or this orier, and 20 what is necessary 70 pros
tect his iu,erestln the premises. i
r. Tesie, FL
-.<. A. W. QUARRIEt, Gfk.
Jas II. Brown, Sol, July2S, 8oY4.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15

The Richmond Wing and Southern
Planter still contend that wheat win con-
tinue at itspresent high price. The same
with regard to flour.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15

4 80 u n ~ Is}fe II : u SA
BUFFALO, PUTNAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA
II Is Democratic In politics, and devoted q news
commerce., agriculture, science, aTts, iiiiera-
ture, education, public improvements, etc.
10 addition 10 our experience ~ e0ndnciihg
weekly newspapers, we have secured the ser.
vices Ola class OF contributors, who are suf-
hcent guarantee that the SrAR o. TnE KAN.
AwnA yALLgY will be WELCOME ytsiroR to oil
who may fayor Us with their patfunage.-
Chasie matter and purity Of style Will
studied by Us, --in short, we intend 70 publish
a uiau ToNgD ASb DiGNiFIEp SewsrAPEk
We have very respectable patronage IN
the counties of Putnam, ,Kanawhd Mason,
Cabell and Jackson; and, by strict Iadherennce
to the principles Of Democracy, as taught By
Washington, Jefferson and Jacksons hope to
merit a large increase9 from citizenslof Wee
tern Virginia. N 5T Q.
No labor win be spared TO keep our readers
up with the times, innll items OF news. which
may be considered. Of general interest. The
advantages Of daily mail, telegraph Office 10
The town, and the Eastern and Western ex.
changes, afford great facilities for Obtaining q
knowledge OF all passing events, which are
daily occurring.
Terms. --0ne Dollar and Fifty Cents year,
invariably IN. advance. T
Money for subscriptions, addressed to the
Edi,oIs may be mailed at our risk. l. EsEF
- II RUMBLE 4 MURRELL, EpiToRs,
Dr. Buffalo, Putnam Co.. Va
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SOLD OUT.
, SOLDIERS 4 THEIR Hears
i Land Spectators.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL PROSE
III c,rte soldicts' rights for PENSIONS
and BouNgY LAND, for services in Tic IN,
eral wars, under the various acts Of Congress
-'ander late acts, widows and heirs Of enlist
ed men Of 1912 are entitled.
ALSO .--L.xp ron SALE, number OF small
farms and town lots in Ohio, large bodies ol
Sandy'Riyer, Virginia, and in Lincoln UNITY,
Address, postpaid,
~ Il V.M. FlROR, Atpyiat Law,
Isl, Jan. 1883. Gallipolfs, Ohio.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15

Virginia ss.-At Rules held i'm the
" Clerks Office Of the Circuit I ourt for Ka-
nawha county, in The month OF July. 1885,
James NJ. LaIdley and James II. Brown! Con-:
plainants, VS.. Thomas W. Cobbs and I'homas
Il. Swami, Dft's-In Chaucery. Itappearing
by affidavit filed that the Def't Tlionhs w.
Gibbs is a non resident of this State "aad the
object of this suit being TO recover against said
Df CoJbs, S7I, IS, and interest due by two
notes executed BY him, and TO attach ihe. same
in the hands Of home DePt Swami" II is
tLefcfore ordered thai he the said Def't Tho's
W. Cobbs do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order and dowhat
is necessary 10 protect his interests il the
premises. Ttste, 4
A.fW QUARTER Cl'k.
j. II. b rown Sol. July 25. n]Sw4 H.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
ATTENTION FARMERS.

.DANlEL CARR has just returned from
~ lDufrIio, New York, with one OF Pitts
celebrated Thrcxhing Machines. II thresbes
aud cleans, ready for the mill at one opera
ton. lie solicits a share Of public patronage,
done IN the Kanawha valley.
lie can always be found, when not engaged
with his machine, al his residence, four miles
above The town Of Buffalo, on the Kanawha
river. Charges, the saline as other seperaibrs. I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15

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Of Goo, but q woman il the prettiest.