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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
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4 Ylxtto GIN nils A II 40 I'll; filcr El#
and Eeard sfhiI lhrr

MEssRs. pfroRs; tafifiy icasioil to
,isittfe toIn Of GalhpAiis a few days
since, | stepped on board that line Hale
steamer AaEilis Wood. xAcleoi lkssI
WALToN is captain, and Cons is eiefk: and
by-the-byy dis same Com isl perfcctsen
tlemen. and hope he may live . thousand
years, and wien he finally shuifles OFT
Ills mo tai Cibb. hvS wanf Gibbs as
clesser fellows rs ness himself Bib 10 re-
turn: ! Observation-Disclosures ei-as- Essash
town. SO noted for us handsome grls, eve
u one mt qli.e lof WHOM, gan d AZ =
/. was Soon losed around hat dance
wonfiH come off al -1----. = ;on s tonsi
s.1.cst. I aid not attfnd,i but haired ai3
tclwards that The dairtars were disturb q
in their enter tainnient BY SOME gnieeless
scamps, who attended, doubtless, wi bout
invitations, distributing a lot OF can1y UP
on which froton Oil l.ai been dropped.
No serious Niajury was done exceps 70 make
those very sick WHO INDUCED .ia eating
much of il, which nelrly III did. The
dance closedatan eally hour s.,slyt4
] discover that the, Gallipoisians a7e
Still making Improvements, seseial new
buildings having been put up recently,
and tie streets and wharf'k pin god re-
pair, ~ 1}',.4t, ,I,i33 81
As remained in town several days, 1.
visited the Methodist Church, undcrch charge
Of Rev. E. ". Bfsa, where there is pro
tracted meeting in< progress! 2 n Some 40
persons have united with the Church,
since the first inst, and the interest Is still
keptup. Il asa-r t..s\ .,H"E n fa
Z There were many other thihgs / saw
and heard while there that l WIN tell on
some future occasion. ~ee~>>.s.7j ri BOB,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
From tie Kanawha Republican:
( For the State Senate, RI

As a Democrat candidate has been am
nounced for the State Senate, beg to
suggest the name of gentleman for that
office, who mites with considerable leg
islatiye experience, great tact, fine sense,
and thorough acquaintance with the i'm
ternal improvement policy of the. State,
and who has labored long and earnestly
in the cause of the Covingion and Ohio
Railroad, and, with such degree Of sue
cess Is to be regarded one of is safest and
most influential tfiends. ROBERT T. HAIR
lvEY,5 Esq, of Pu nam County. It. t.,
If il is intended to gire stresth, not to
take il array, from the State Ticket, BY the
local nominations, then r.. T. HARvEs is
the man The most popular man in his
own county, he is atzthe same lime well
known and highly esteemed in Kanawha
by men of all parties, well and faY@rBly
known in Boone, Logan and Wyoming
rs long ttfd, devoted and consistent
Democrat, and one whom the stirling and
influential De nocraey Of the several ooun-
ties in the District would delight q hon or
with their votes, w.. ./.$- 7
This, however, is to the decision Of a
Democrat Co Invention, .shouldqhe beSeall-
ed for thatpurpose... 49, r. III H
N-.. AN OLp LINE Deacon :,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
Eastwood PAPER.

Tho Buffllo Democrat has received
three saInplesof paperlnadelfrom bassWobt!
BY MrJBeasisli gSpfahas city. Dhepapor
IS said to be sroj q smooth and white. j.
Tie. Fopdfren ERE 4 iatoa lllpby meens:
Of rcsolssas Gu Less. iAs Dcmyefas ad,ts,
AZ. BfalslfyIcan make, lle pulp aad make
4 fortune ousIof il BY sellin., isal two cent.
y pound. An ellison Of tie Albany
Eveaiag Journal will soon be printed o 81
the paper. Mr. Beardsley wa, list wceL
eng, ed IN building machinery for a paper
mill under his new process Tie white
.. dar Is said tol yield the finel and stront.
est paper. There Is talk d citing that 4.
part tor bank notes. The cot,Dis wood ri
The South and the cypress ~ aid 70 81
especially adaped 70 il, q Il also ID tan
arc. ,;spl}s. ijsi. .gss II,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
/ soIdiers' Convention Of Warrington.

a3bA procession Of the soldiers of tie WIZ
Of 1879 was formed today under The 3ort
der Of W. ID. Young. chief marshal! and
escorted by the volunteef regiment OF 'the
District marched to the President'stH House
wheretthe President Of the Convention,
Judge Sutherland, was introduced Ia, and
addressed the President Of the U H States.
President Pierce responded. and after a
short time spent in TIC East Room, tie
procession again formed and marched
down Pennsylvania Avenue ID the Presby-
terrain Church. on street, where the
company was dismissed The old soldiers
numbered about IS, 600, and win assemble
Tonight at s. ., clock, for the transaction
Of business. ss3I iftsv s.ls III i4ss4 Il
Four Indians from the six Nations
were in3the procession In their war COS
tune. G.. w. H. Gusts also attracted
much attention. Senator'S. Cass, Houston,
Shields. and Messrs, Van Rensselaer,, Ben
son, and Leslie Coombs were presen If The
Chief Of the Six Nations also spoke Hfor
and in behalf Of his trib,, al soldiers III
the Y. States ID 1919, sE.
At the evening session tho Convention
passed resolutions urging Congress to
make provisions for the soldiers and their
wives and children, and for the Indians
who helpediis. and the prisoners'in Tripoli;
they also ask an extension If the pension
law tothe soldiers, their widows aild chill
dren Of the war of 1919; they riet,rn
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
. ~sss 5l,nl. 10 ln1. b ls.l ISs,ti3
,'aes ssss j.'I EIa. ghs =.
Tile ri IA. 4 wssts w Una ha| been over
looks1 IN per M Eestssalnassa. |

looksi in4 beperp> jaas Eestsssiilsssss
4Thssvefase pnse .of 6nimprosed lands
Western yirginiq. about one dollar psr acrss
lIAnsing. however, aecordins 10 location aIfi
quality. In regard 10 the geaeral health OF II.
country we SHOULD say s"me thing, as this is
,ne Of the leading questions Of all coneerna;
ard II We Soulj say shat theye is no sickael
thai peffect hesith always pfryides the coSiN
tty, every. body would undestand that sch
tsFk Wss al .'stuf?' the people d. sicken Ind
die. in evidence Of which xgrsys-yards aF y
81 seen all over the e.'untry, ju I like hey
are III essts other country. Bat ~ may 81,
that il 10 as healthy IS the average class So
calledheaithy countries y ~,ttd .1t tL0
The hill lands are we'll adapted tothe gDw,h
Of tobacco and small grain aud the willis are
adapted to corn or any other article Of Dduce
that Is usually grown in that clunate. The
shest produced upon the high lands 81 a
vGry superior quality, aud makes the bst ar;i<
ele of -four. ~ w st u.6 It/DrE
There are large bodies Of the high Ind that
may be called liable land. As q genegl thing
it's all well timbered. White and otter kinds
~of. oak are in abundance. poplar, walnut,
pines " diGereRt k.nds, aud an almg 4 endless
variety of other kinds Of timber, embracing
shraL5ery. Hence, there are all sors Of tim,
Der and abundance Of stone for Guilling, i'm
proving ana ornamental purposes. Add 10
these the rivers and other Streatos Fhich are
we'll adaptedto the countryin furnishing sui
table sites for mills and other mach neries, and
the long neglected Western virginia is still
heard to speak with an inviting voee.. {
The fotegoing is merely genaal outline
OF the country. In future numbers we will
point out and describe particular localities, as
cjrcumsta noes may favor US with time and OPP
portunitics. '~5-fq&~ +
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
TERRIBLE bI,raEss-A s.a.fle ~

TERRIBLE DISrREss-A s.agles Incident
sometimes presses q truth desperthan page
Of writing. A New York correspondent,
speaking Of the countless poor tlat city,
says:
i@''To try ono Of them. asked her--a
stout. hearty gi,l of twelve, TO whom Twas
contempla ing TIE donation Of copper
how long shs would work washing my
Moor and stairs Tor . three,ccnt piece. 70
which shs repliel with / burst Of nature:
s.4H 3eys en- -epd ~ vintsr Al ne same
prieei. God PITY poosl
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
IL Rivers gun a
And mountains rise,
Aid SraRs shall gem
The midnight skies.

] see that you authorize all Post Mas.
tsrs to act % agents for your paper.
hope that the Pm. in Guyandotte viii
not only send on, but solicit subscribers
And hero ] will say, send on, a weekly
sIAR, .as yopi dii tie first. and 4 will com,
liySwith your terms, for assure you thal
mere y no Place that ! feel more attaches
= man man she h q Valley, except Guy.
iQ .tts NJ a. f'f n Il - ~ " /
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17

III
We hsye received The National Temperance
Organ. Published in cincinnsti,, and sdi,sd by
Gen. s. r. cA.r. Il has besnmu hi@prov.d.
Mr .. s. ELILorr is p b'ish,f and as,oei,te
editor. = PublaEsd 1t q p+r annum.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
] fufflfndEl.

e. Par fut1ss ftttGhttiliaty ste SsAto Bank
e Quo IN, oh1iiii'aftti ciieA--A iniepsnaellt
Babks III ulae, intending tae CSty Ranl'
II Colutabus, and genaI lBsaAk df c,lsgel
land, Sock Bank III Chic, las,e ,3,ats 0al,4
iniluaing ~ the SUSPENDED Banks. Sstssc
bank q lnsiana, iQsfatgs S3F.sr. rl solvent
Asntusky barks toi Wheeling eltJI Banks
90; Old Virgins Banks DO. The Clinton
4! Dank E, Columbus + still reoieyed Il ri
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17

Owing 20 the indispoaiion o. enc Of our
hands. and besid' o hsvias thrown . IL Of
,yps inte M Ne have missed NE down aud one
Il ihe efou nails. A Z.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17

], I'd y 80 q, 3 n 4,
i ,sIs.nps fron IAN
=. fr.,r III W Ram MI, the IIn;ssd
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$3.50, :. J. Il |. II !.
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MI. ss letsas :. ssaaslI ~ = \, 49,, 81
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IrI inaIEsN e IElllSr, aau soidpers Wel 4
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.i's'ss' 'etts'se stlsm MY rs mors1
~ ampns YES trooPss ABOUT I, IVY GEO.
! amp -! sf h 30 Is sitieers .
, q \, itslFu z. Fll p'sss lo !,
~ qie III, 81 u. " sde mic, hha WIN ~
c y Is s''u ~ Va u ieas Wy n'rh
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
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tberefo,e;. xEonld b.ys ~ ey. 10 -. com n.'
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as teachers That arr. yery fbcop,n.i,eot 81,
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questions and .,sve,s ub;cb are dnIv rI,;J
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17

We are uader Obligations to some unkaown
frena for lat. papers, containing late and i'm.
portant news. Nv DO shall we thaakl WIN
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17

We are under obliyaiiohs :, many friends.
who have kindly fiinishsd % with late Pc.
pes. Y sal if,5'1 r. =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17

IA Ualvxssrrr There are L
is \! ~, sass a tAe| University
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17

We are not IL the habit Of publ shing pri-
rate communications. Bat we have yeatnred
the liberty, however un~a Frahtable, Of pub
fishing the following letter from a gentleman
Of high responsibility, but withholding the
name. We hope he will indulge US in the as
su,ned right; tnti Il we have committed sin
thereby, we hope il is not objectionable, and
promise ample atonement: =. = ..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17

This lins just fllsfth1 c1spuln: H.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-07
At the Old Brick.

First Door West Of the Court House
M AY be foanj a new stock of Boots and
1v1 shoes, spring fashions for 1884. We are
now prepared TO offer 10 the people oil Litchfeld
County altogether the best and largest stock Vi
Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this
town. Our stock consists of every variety Of
style imaginable; it would be useles and impos
s:be to Eau,e the different styles OF SO large a
stock as we have a, this tIme-we therefore say
to all, CONS. see for yourselves for our stock
only need be seen oprove the ruth Of what we
say. Not approving Of the humbuging system,
we would here say, MS to prices-,hey shall be
uniform, some as high as the his hest and some
as low as the lowest.
We would here in this hu ;ble manner tender
our heartfelt thanks 10 all FOR their past savors,
and most respectfully invite them to give us
call before they make their spring purchases.
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
Lmchfieh. May llth. 1854.
N. B. We have a few notes and accounts on
hand Of which we should be most happy to dis
pose at cost. or A word to the wise. SC.
NJ. ct
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-07
Cash Music and Piano store of
II GRACE w q ters

NJO. 1873 Broadway, New ork.-Opposiiion
IN to the Combination Music at great,
reduced Rates -Notwiths hiding The conabiua-
ton Of MusicDealers 10 keep up the prices vi
noa copyright music against the Interests oil
native composers, and their refusal Ia extend to
Mr.. Waters the couresies Of the trade, he is
making immense sales-haying abundant EVIL
dence that he has public countenancc aud sup
port in his opposition to the Gre I monopoly and
in his Efforts TO aid native Ta'ent and adopt the
nat 'na currency. His stock OF American and
European music is immense, and The catalogue
OF his owu publications. IS one Ut the largest and
best selected in The United States. He has also
made great Reduction III the prices OF Pianos.
"a tlodeons and musical instruments OF all
kinds. Superior toned 6 IL Octave Pianos for
S175, 5000 and SPAS, nteri Z OF as good quality
and INSTRUMENTS as strong and as durable as
those which cost $500. Pianos OF every variety
of style and price, up TO $1,000, comprising those
of ten different ma no fac torres; among them the
celebrated modern improved Horace Waters
Pianos, and The first premium Eolian Pianos OF
T. Gilbert & Co.'S make lowners OF the Koiean
paient.l Second hand P,anos at great bargains.
Prices from $40 10 $50. Meiodeons from FIVE
different manufactures, including the we'll
known s D & II w Smiths melodcons, (tuned
the equal temper amen,l the hest make in the
United Ststes. Prices As, 60. IS. 100, lis, 125,
l3J, $50; Smith double bank Melodeons $500
Each Piano and meodeon guaranteed; the
hest terms to the trade, Schools, &c. IL l-2 per
cent discount to clergymen and churches. All
orders promptly attended To. Music sent to all
parts Of the country postpaid at The reduced
rates; General and Select catalogues and
Schedules of prices Of musical instruments
forwarded to any address free Of charge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-07
New Spring Goods !!
AT THE
B IL E.HIV f..

ECEIVlNG through all this week sp.en-.
~ did assortment Of DRY GOODS for The
season, including the best variety Of Staple.
FANCY and mournsng Dress Goods and Trims
mings, OF the richest styles and quality ever Of
tered IN this town. and probably in the county,
Or within hive miles at least, and comprising not
. s-s carloads Of brown Sheetinss or car.
loads Of Mermack Styles Of Prints, cnly-or 100
loads Of Gas for bune.me, but the real articles
of Merrimac, English and French Prints and
Brilhants; IL wool and all wool plain and fig
muslin and Barege DeLaines and DeBaizes,
Ghaily Bsrreges, SC. of all colors; also French
English and American A printed Lawns and
Ginghanis. a large stock and cheap; Shawls and
White Goods of all descriptions; black and
colored Dress Silks Of styles aud prices TO suit,
and Sill Irimmines for all the county. Also
.Laces, Muslins. Collars, Edgings, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Broadcloths. Cassimeres, Vest
ings. Goats, Vests and Pants, Shirts, LINENS:
Shoes, &c. Also Groceries. Crockery, Geese
Feathers, Carpets, Paper Hangings, Mattings,.
Oil Cloths, &c.
Produce uanted in payment.
! Or Shirts given out 10 be made up, in any
quantity desired.
S. N. BRONSON.
T.iseh6eh Anril "a 1875
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-07
Li,ch6eld, May 18th. 1855.
Black Hawk Horse Raven.

TYNtIS Horse will stand at The Robbins Farm
l. tsn called Of the subscriber IN Norfolk,
the coming season, 1t Ven and kf.een dollars.
The oldest colts Of this horse are three years old
the stock Is oi extraordinary peonise. The SUBJ
scr,ber hopes to exhibit al the he 1t Stale Fair
at Hartford, coils three aud two years old, and
yearlines, the oldest driven in harness. OF beau
,iiul style and OF 6ne action and speed.
Raven 10 bv Vermont Black Hawk, Black
Hawk by Sherman Morgan, ne by the or ginai
or Justin Morgan by True Briton. by General
De Lancey's imported Traveller, &c. The dam
OF Raven was BY the Yale Hor>e, he w Cock
of;he Rock, full brother OF American Eclipse,
and considered better horse than Eclipse, ex-
c-p' upon the turf lie was owned bv General
Amos Varnnut. OF Vereennes, Vermont The
dam Of the Yale IIns.e was a very fine mare
owned by Dr.. Is. d. Wamcr. oi New Haven,
Vermont; she was by Clifford Mvrgsu, Clifford
Morgan by the Woodbury. Morgan. by the JUS
TIN NJ 1gan, &c. The dam Of Ravens dam vas
black mare rurchased in Galway, Saratoga
Comfy. New York, and owned by Harvey Yale
"f Middlebury. Vermont. She was fast. and OF
unuvallsd endurance. The dam Of Raven ives
well knowu in Addison County, Vermont, for
her speed, dociliiv, n0d capacity in harness.
She was sold by Mr. Yale To- George Chapman q,
ESQ OF NJ ddlcbury. and purchased Of him By
the subscriber, in January i3iS. She u s:ir re.
tanned Tor breeding purposes Her coios is hay.
with dark limbs; her countenance and figure oil
|ihe Morgan character.
Vermont Black Hawk stands az 500 the sea
son. Raven 10 one of the hest OF his colts.
ROBBINS BATTELL.
Norfolk April q, 1885,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-07
. Two High Blood Horses.
Mo gan Wild Air and Young Diomede

We are coming Clear the Ttock!t
MORGAN WnD-AiR-Thishig h-bloeded Morgan
Horse will be- at the Mansion House Stable in
Li,chfield every day in the week Sundays ex-
cepted,l through the season.
He was sired by Young PutnaRs, ne by Old
Putnam. he by Old Woodbury., he by Original
Morgan. His dam was the celebrated Paine
Mare, bred and formerly owned by Gov. Paine
of Mortified, VI. She was sired BY Old Green
Mpunain Morgan, he by Old Clifford, he BY Old
Woodbury., he BY Original Morgan; her dam
BY Old Rockingham. =
He 10 five years old this season. and is not
exceied by any Horse Of his age in Vermont
where he was raised-and is rare combination
OF blood. beauty. strength, courage. dOcili,y and
speed.
His eoks are OF unusual promise -possessinp
in 4 remarkable degree the distinctive qualities
a nd characteristics Of the noble and wonde iul
race ef HMses-,he Moreans
This cob was raised by +. Seymour of Brat
VI. and stood al the stable of A. J.
French OF Woicot,ville last season.
You've DfoMEDE was sired by Stakeholder, his
dam by Constitution. CANADIAN by imported
Sal,raim, Stakeholder was sired by Sir Archy,
dam by Citizens imported Surfing, Sir Archy
was sired by Old imported Diomede, dam i'm
ported Castanjra.
Diomede will be at the above mentioned
stable every day Sundays exeep,edl until 9
O'Clock in the morning aad from 3o'clock in
the afternoon.
Terms tor Morgan, % to warrant; for Dio-
mede, $5 to warrant.
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-07
Dayt0n's Melodeons.
$1,000 Worth on Hand!
a ~nnh TT a., n n ID m - Z, IA n.o

THE largest and best assortment of the la,es,
L improved Melodeons they ever offered u
the public consisting OF every description-bo,h
IN mel,deon and piano style.
These instruments have been greatly improved
in their external and internal appearance, tone
aad qnickness IT sound, &c during q few years
past. Also, an improvement, has been made on
the stops Of the large double reed Instruments;
fectly under the control If the performer and
capable oil bciag made very loud and heavy OF
colt. This instrument is designed for the church
but Is suitable for the pavlor,
@All orders from those wishing to procure
IN instrument promptly executed.
WoIcottville. Feb l2:h, 1855. -