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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18
sYNCuBURs. MARBLE WOR.. n

SDOSs tIENTs Of any size q = design M AIDE to
VI the best Italian American Marble
nanship equal 10 establishment In the Mon Baltimore
prae- rspcctfrly invite the attention n those
and keep the
HuHhod Marble Work In this st consisting uf
lumhs Head Pieces Nantes, Furniture Marble
Door and Window S and viii orders article
Ia thu Marble line
Monumental designs hand for Inspection Persons
distance be furnished with Drawing bv ma Call on
address JND. B GADDEBS.
dec
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Avn prepmrrd q. sii order. Tor MARBLE

Ava prepared oil orders for MARBLE
u WORK Of description from the plainesi 10 tho mos
costly Baltimore prices and Of okmanshp equal 20
Northern establishment.
Monumental Books of and plain designs be
my ONCE or viii call any person desiring
them at ih"r residences JNO. II. GADbEsS.
NoTstG.-fhc attc"iieo of the Merchant
~ a1d la"iness nen OF Ly hb~ax respectfully
the following extract from th tegA1or hbury
No student shall be SLOWED 10 Debt or debts
without the 4sslon al HE guardian an any pef
itiug student hoat certificate from the
Pr. sd,lli Of the Faculty " III DO his rist
SAMUEL X cox,
aug President @; the Faculty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

NIw YORK PACKEIs.--This new home a.sLss.ssrz.
linz : eaup posed Vi the following vessels and sails
every three days All owned ia Tie sa3
Af4a#4s4z vi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

lNO. GsN-rOnD, G.o,rr "na Con. .ni --ssn
r~tnrasd from tho Northern Cis hand and
eesns every day the largest desirable stock Of Or
aud the public large Ny
tcs usually kopt The Grocery Inc feel hesitation
ing that will sell goods cheap cheaper than any
house LYnchbug Warrant article that sell Ia
sliisiasaa sale buy nothing but the
Ny motto quick sses and small profits every
All kinds country producer taken oHchang. for goods cash
prres ioct ilts
lDECEsvsNG.A NDON HAND, 10 bbi.. .,.-
IL ARTS Sugar, - bbia suarts Ground Carihed and
Crushed Sugar.
q boxes Loaf sugar,
10 bbls n. . MoiAsses,
10 hhds T. do
l01 bags Rio Coffee,
81 LaRuira do,
10 " Prime old Java do,
81 boxes Adamanne aud Sperm Candies,
large lot u Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Call
selling cheap
feb 2its YOUNGER SMITH
HRAND ARRIVAL, Of the In ye.s ss~eis Of
IL Pail aud Winter staple and Fancy by Goods ever pur
ri ,sed before aud ar exhibition by the undersigned which
hr calls
HI goods selected great style quality
aud price II You buy bargains call soon
determined To sell very cheap for cash To Country Mer
Further Ia, and buy ypuF goods
Will sell cheap any house In Richmond Petersburg
oei6u SAfnANlEL GtdGENHEIMER
NEW CONsEKN.-Wm. y. Anderson ha.
THOMAS q ANDERSON for the purpose u uausactiug
GENERAL GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
~ ~, NlNlsA' nhd"i ih' hIh aud 81 ANbLRAoN,
Al ANS co. ~ tho Old stand Of W y Anderson for
molly 70 kausIeej
They viii always tsep hand well ataes of Gro
ceH"a t"'uI ground aud lump tsei. sinTston luuKls
aud Castings
Particular attention given the sale sunsgnmcuts and
advance made On Produce In hand
WILLIAM I. ANDERSON
john q ADAMS.
10 10 THOMAS % ANDERSON
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I,ws,E WEEK WEEN

kaNEE q NEEA HEGW BEN --r
i BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND by steam S..t.s.,sn
rrs BEfN1DERE and POCAHONTAS-Ihe
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT n
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning iea - ri II
MoND every Tt ESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The rotAHON1AS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESBAA AFTERNOON tor Richmond Returning, leeycs
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor halu
shippers to Baltimore by these two Hoais have thci
goods herr every Monday and Friday of each week
marry IIDIAM WATSON Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

BIC isiASp, Heifsld county. Va. Nov /, 1854
Msas boo, 10 fienoiIru Il I'D about one fourth OF
OF npou as back Of horse the
back Almas, raw, entirely place Largo ny
ha nd and This single Application j unis applied our)
II entirely and permanently really surprised TIM
quekne of a euratvrs properties and think prompt
aud efiicae1us than any thtur KIND saw
have snd iho lie bottles OF other preparations fo sma
urposes
Irapectfully J l.. BONuURANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

CHrsfrtIirrn April l9'h, 1854
Hssss bort Co-iieVng used your Turf on and hndt 2
ito he .ufh hne ,nrdriuc thin due 10 you that ysa
al uld My daughter about fell on tn
ciAir ard aud bruised her thigh much ~
the boil aud became very ! had II
Aht I'd bA hYsioan but that did relieve IL II became
aud continued nearly years tred
every ntd,riar eouid toNr with uniu In
ducei totry bottle u; yuur THr oafter using ottn
and Akal entirely healed haYe used Tor athct
aud tound the bru'h loR at oy 10 use
this as yon THU proper = GIIALkLl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

UMPOR CATlON.--LYNC0 4 asas SPORT.
II ING WAREHOUSE where will b. fouad the largosi
of Illuminated Stec fine Dsvble Single
Rifles; Deans English SefCIekng Else Shooter; Colts A
lens and fhurbers Revovrrs and sngo Pistols; Powder
Iasks, Sh Bets aud Pouches Game Bags Cleaning Rods
Nipple WrencLes El-ys Cocks and G. ID Percussion Caps
Gun Wads Wire Cartridges all sizes Curtis Harvey
aud American Powder, all kinds Compress
cd Bullets; Buck and Small Shot, Liquor flasks; Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives Razors fine assortment OF
Monies; Gold Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes and every thing line Suit Gun
We have lot of premium Rifles hand Repairing done
Sith despatch, ana warranted, by
WIN B. & q. FISHER opposite the
sep 1875 ,Norvel House. Lynefsburg Va.
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VIRGINIA A. TENNEs~Eg


~ in obedience resolution OF the Board Directors
Virginia Tennessee Rail Road Company proceed
offer private sale all the Bags belonging the Company
and needed for its The Bags Will be divided
classes and offered Is 20 and % according
to quality. l.. ii. GILL.
in ZEN SIM
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w rutnsius Godcys Magazine, Auhurs, Balous knick
orbovk, frank Icses y ! Jorrt al Frank Leslie Ia
Fashion Eclectic, aud III ckwnods Magazine
London Lancet American Farmer London Art journal South
Planter cha nbcrs Journal Yankee Notions knick
Kuacks stephens New Monthly, The School Fellow -
subscriptions Tor the above single numbers 10 be-
hadat NOISES
O.
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l. persons holding Medical bin, against this Company,
Tor rendered hired Negroes tho Virginia and
rtnnesscc srcad hereby notified that all such claims
banded the subscriber properly certified by the
AZ ut employ ,nc them by the 2Oth INST
JNO X HUGHES,
Paw Master Va & T n Il Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

4 SAG = OR sssE N2BstQN.-Rc,eived
'u'n "'3 y steamer Roanoke and Souh,de Railroad
, ,'u SUI l'y at FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, con.
s -" f"t u castor Beaver OvCrcoats. Tamas Rag ans.
NJ a. A.n rant double hrtFstcd velvet pnsh ~ d quit.
~ A. NJ ; and he best and cheapest line Of NDLE
"Ai MIN ever tfercd in this mark,
~ - arg lot It low priced Clothing for house
'-'" ''','N hands Call are determined TO
-------- -t'' " GLASS & RAI\E
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

Together with we'll stock II prnne. Citfons SDf
Sh"ll Almpnda English Nsuuts fiberts Palm Nuts MacA
Uni Nvrnpccia Maple SuEhr Currauts Preserved Ginger
satdhrs frkez In jars Brandy Peaches imported iiayRn
I'D Principe Cgax IT the beat quality, Fancy aud Frcnc
anfe t"nhfy 81 ali knd Rikng Canes B,nos Tamburncs
boys Drums laIcy Attclea, Toys sc Plain Fan
tand"s manuf ihfed daily of the hes" material quanao
h tuit respectfully solicit can ely and country buy
rrs sso" charge is made lot showing tho goods
ats \ A HoYp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

sep 1875 Norvel House, Lynef'burg Va.
COUNTRY MERCHANrs.-Os Coumiry
~ friends will find stock of CLOTHING larger aud bet
for their retail sales than before We will
SonS. sell cheap in Richmond, Peters
bur aud better styles of Clofhing..
- = g fx-e.s4 sfi o. GLASS & RAINE
hkksSs as MAdisZINf. FUN DF:t l. "a
IL BHR ElGEIvED AT
Ssv &C. LANGuoBNH 4 wALKuPs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

Mos-s Hoef q Il cnilrg"nl nsed portion Of bottle
OF AT bi which kindly presented viii.
ADD take pressure Ia say ing that found 1t cnctnai Ia
vng eruption OF the skin r ht had been prA'tl-ed
upon tT srsels yosrs by pysrans without receiving the
least benefit ai.5 ocum 'nd a. fiehd II mime, who
to la"uis bad been I'd bY nar eruption al
the akin aud informed srt that t,pn th
O, one b,ti ite had becH cutifriy cured
Respectfully, / NJ IfIINlCH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

mouth 10 Loop Creek, distance Of about
niaety miles. The work was let out to
csnsroctors on terms moi exceeding. the
;eitimsss msds b., do Engineer. Messrs.
Jordan 4 Steors afs ,eontraetoss for that
part Of the rirer below Charleston; and
Me.srs. Mason 4 Lane are the contrac.
tors fer that part above Charleston, The
conttac:ors;are eIperiencsd'and rcspohsi:
bic men, and agree to take one half Of
their pay in cash, and the other in bonds
Of the Company; and expect to com.
mence work mex. month, aud in a vigor.
GUS manner. E!"r5-.@-
= The plan Of Improvement will give
water four feet deep and ninety feet wide,
above Charleston. in lowest stage Of the
river; and FIVE feet deep and one hundred
feet wide below Coatsmouth, in the lowest
stage. -. - NJ. + .e:.ir'-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

tentiun was bestowed upon the .puif-
spits Of agricultnre, Tie rich aliu-
vial valleys Of those rivers and the
fertile hill lands were not made to pro-,
duce enough grain tosupplythe home
demand. different order of things
now exist. Instead of bringing -four
and bacon from Cincinnati, thecounty
supplies it's own demand and ships
largo qm tie; down the river.
Some idea may be formed as to the
amount OF business brought into this
county by the operations in Salt and
Coal, and in the speculation in lands
since their mineral wealth has been
ascertained, by referring to, the vast
amount of law. business. which now
crowds the docketsf of the courts Of
this county,, Notwithstanding the
fact that the Circuit Court has just nd.
iourned aftcr a laborious session Of
thirty,thrce days, the amount Of bu-
siness on docket is yet 80 heavy that
Judge Summers finds II necessary to
hold special terms and to employ $a-
catioas of Court inexamining Chan
eery canses. AS O. consequence of
this prosperous. condition Of affairs:
prosperousfor. the lawyers, we mean;
there is>not only q large and able BAR,
but numbers of young lawyers from
Eastern Virgins ate making their
homes insC Charleston We hope that
they are, one and all doing well IN
their profession, but uccessful or not,
we know one thingfron or,r own per-.
sonaI knowledge, that: a more pleas
ant, promising and intelligent set of
young barristers cannot be fonnde i'm
Eastern or Westerly Virginia: We
wish them success fl their profession
and success in every effort they may
and ought to make to deyelope the
wealth and promote the prosperity, Of
their adopted county; and more than
ALL. We look. to them to strengthen
both the political and social ties which
should bind Virginia, East and West,
in common band whose prosperity
as State or rights as people should
be Virginian from the Chesapeake to
tho Ohio and from Pennsylvania to
North Carolina. .-. H. -. -. !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

- .-s -
He was followed bys va N i
Of Wood, who.speise Il tar. m ). s. skaas
E5ects and ended Iyreqeisihii sEss ".
lmne ahonl Be MiNhdinEres-fsass
list of candidates az fhei 6b;sSSfn V
EssAccordi1s r i .RhsIass.a y 3
nntylWithdrew the name n
Jackson Of Wood. y Z. ~. INT
AG Jenkins, Of Cabell. ~. B y. !:
ANNOUNCED the nominee "a ~ ~ Z Isel
yentfon by default there .he;,.l. oa.
competition in nomination W.: q
him; ''SSslnis
~ Immediately .npon. the ann M
mcnt Of his nomination in if;s Yaae
ncr. Mr. jenkins rose aid. aa. ~,
receiving q nomination IN s6cll w
ner.
ef Whcreupon FL, Turner o. ~,
moved that a G Jenkins ~ ya ~
be declared the nominee cf IA. s NY
<Eention byI acclalnatiOn. :. ~ y
Y Themotionbcing put wasear4;sa i,
|bnt ono dissenting yotewl6eI. =. ~ J i
edwards withdrawn and Arr Il.
Jenkins OF. CabelL county declare /. I
hnaaimols nominee of tile CON-. y
tiun. VA II tfs.'se =,
lu: mption.of { a Phelp, III R;i;ks,
the. Presi lent ofthe ConvcTf; s..ls1 !,
paint, a Committee 81 one S l,Sr;s U 3.
county III the District whess i. -S. s.eas
shafrbe- toseFect tile t;ine..n..,e: ~ ". =
FIR holding the next \ Corr
C5nvetHinn. - JI
On molten. Of f I. Turner. g. lf,.,ssfi;x
serasdte Of thanks wa passsS & & I & I.
officers Of the Convention fS s III II 3 81; ~ ~
ner IN WHICH TREY had. .disS6fs SSS ;Is ~.
duties assigned fiienE sss. Sd; u !.
On motion Of I G. Neswinias /, -.
Resolved That tlle proceed;no. ],
this Convention to.be pabiishci;a q.
Democratic papeis-o Of the DistrietauM,s
In the Richmonl EnauiEer aud Is
aminer. ..., s. IS
After some time spent BIZ "a; ysr;os;
deIeggatesiupledging The various isobSs.
ties tor3the nominee by increased q
jorities.
On motion Of John Rundls d.
Convention adjourned siae d,e..s
JESSE ELowEEs, Chairman
II JTapp. h,
!. John. Rumble, s. Secretar;e,
Charles Rhoads,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Loci Herel

# AN receiving . Fresh Supply i
i Drugs, medicines. Paints. Oh, Win.
don. Glass. Dye-Stuffs. Painr and o,ias
Brushes. Perfumery. Fancy AdieIfiAe.
With every .yariety Of ,iseiaI ACTIONS
that are sold by Druggist geneHlly.asd
all the popular Patent msdicinss az ,hs.
day. ! viii sell cheap for cash, and VA.
rant You = pure article. Ptysitiahss
Prescriptions and orders spnsmpssy n
tended TO at the Charleston Drug Sie,s.
y2n35. j.. H. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Kaaawha River improvement.

We learn by letter from . member pi
: the Board Of Directors Of the James
/ Rstsr and Kanawha Company to VS..
!. Rosecrans, President Of the Coal, Risor
Navigation Company, and Chief Agent
;. o. the Camel Coal Company Of Coal
Z hsSeft .tnat:-'. IS, 7a.::T II
Ata late meetia in Richmond. of the
Directors Of the James River and Kan
ssha HAviyaioa. ssstsscts were made
ts improving Kanaslla river from d
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Christmas ssFixins.n

THE subscriber has on hand 5 hfys
i. and fresh assortment of Chrsthn
"Fixins' suitable for presents 1es
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing anything
in that line would do welltte csll. d
Charleston Drug Store.
y3n35 J. III. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Democratic Congressional Convention.

Pursuant to previous notice, the
Democracy ofthe 11th Congressional
District of Virginia met by their Del
egates in Parkersbarg, Weed cod Conn Co"!
| ty, Va, for the purpose Of nominal
ing a candidate for Congress. >, -
The assemblage having been called
to order, II. II. Phelps, Of Wood Co.
was chosen Temporary Chairman land
Charles Rhoads ofWood county, Jno.
Rumble of kanawh., and II. j. Tapp,
of Lewis, appointed Temporary Sec
retaries. e. b.
Ftp. Turner Of Jackson offered
the following resolution which was
ADOPTED: y Z = -
X Rfsolred, That committee ofdnc
from each county be appointed by the
Chairman whose duty it shall be to
report who are entitled to seatsfn the
convention as Delegates, aud also the
number of votes which each county
is entitled to taking as basis ofrep-
rcsentatlon the votes cast at the late
Presidential election.
Whereupon the President appoint
the followingpersons as said Commit
tee 's'''y. .|'..i ...
Barbour, Dr., Reeves, Braxton, Joel
Yancy, Cabell, John Morris, Calhoun,
II. r, FerrelL Dodridge, N: Dona-
hue, Gilmcr, DR., Herndon, Harrison,
DR.. Flowers, jackson, W. B. McSla-
hon, kanawha, w. N. Estell, Lewis,
W E. Arnold, Mason, W. ": New
man, Putnam, r. n. B. Thompson,
Randolph, Sam. Crane, Roane, J. a .
Daniels, Tucker, Rufus Maxwell, Up
shur, Wash. Summers, Writ, E. G..
Hopkins, Wood, B. 4. Penryback
or '/l:'n,
R.IT. Harvey of Putnam offered
the annexed resolution, which was
adopted: = ~
Resolred, That the President APP
point committee of one person from
each county to report permanent of
fees for theconvention. Y y
In accordance with which rcsolu-
ton the chairman appointed the fol-
lowing persons as said committee:
Barbour, DIR! Reeves, Braxton, B.
p. Adams, Cabell, E. Ricketts,, Cal
houn, p. Hays Dodridge,. NJ. Dona,
.hne, Gilmer, Levi Johnson. Harrison
Byron j. Bassel, Robert Park, Kan
'awla, Henry Fry, Lewis, G. W. De:
vol. .Mase,s J.. Gs.Newmap, Putnam,
r. T. Harveyg Randolph, Sam. Crane,
aoane, C., Hiycly, Tucker, II. Max
well, Upshur, y. L. Farnsworth, Writ,
Z. G. Doverner Wood, D. r.. Neal.
The Committee to select permanent
officer, after a, short retirement, re-
turned::presented the following.
REPORT ON PERMANENT OFFICERS.
The Committee appointed to recon-
m nj permanent ofiit ess for this Con
vention, beg leave to report that they
have met and agreed to recommend
DR.: JESSE FLowERs of the county of
Harrison as President, and JSo.
RUMBLE of ,Kanawha. CuAs. RuoAps
of Wood, and II. j. TArp of Lewis as
Secretaries. GEO. w. DuvAL Chair.
man Committee. -. -. ~s-a.r
On motion of B. Wright, of. Jack.
son, the report was received and
adopted, and the Committee discharg-
cd. ~, Z. ..,.. j ..l III. 2
The President then took the Chair,
thanking the Convention in a few ap.
propriate remarks for the honor done
him, and exhorting the Delegates to
harmony, forbearance and nnion. =
The Committee appointed for that
purpose then submitted the following,
KEroRr on REL R-sExrA-nN.
Your Committee; respectively re-
port the following persons in atten-
dance a. Ihalecsatas f.,~yeyho~ ,r;kL 81, =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Great Exhibitior.

FIT FRANK. So wen knoMng n,ihis
IL. community. for selling greatsbr.
gains in the Ready. made GIothipglpe.
has again made his appearance in Caifks-
ton, and has taken the new and coaveni.
ent store house, Of d. II. Est;ll, recently
occupicdsby GA. Gosholn. nearlyoppo.
site the Court House. III, has al salsas
siyc assortment Of Clothing. embracing
every article desired, not purchased ~
Of the slop- shops q. the East but made v
by hands employed BY him. and undei
his superintendent. lie is Determined
to dispose Of his large assorthaents and
win therefore sell at wholesale and 4.
tai. lie inri,es all who wish to presids
themselves with good. substantially
made, and fashionable clothing. eslscial.
ly country merchants, q give Inns call
lie will sell at the very lowest rates,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

q. ...sL.IGHTEoN THE srRJEcT;.
DERsONS wishing. to buy Windo.
II GLASS Of all sizes. Putty. &C.. would
find it TO their advantage 70 cAH oi
y3n55. j. N. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Da.aerreian: GaAsiy ]
Ms. Brooks Hall

Ms. BrookI, Hall
MIR. il 6: R1cIlatoND sIouR ne,s
M respectfully call the attention pt y
Ladies and Gentiemen, Of Charleston ana
vicinity to his new sttlc Of
Pictures Made on Glass or Paper.
Adults taken equally good i cloudy
in fair weather. = Children taken il th.I.
seconds .betwecn the hours 81, Il anal
o'clock. Conc one and al see be n
cimens. y3h5a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

Those Expec,ing 10 Dye This inea
l1VOUED doiwell to- cali atthe Chaiss.
w ton Drugstore, as they viii Sna
there large assortment Of good "
=Stuffs. ~ j.: H.. ROGEkA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

A cCORDEoNs.-..TAs aes.s e! kse esTs,si.
n can. b. he'd. SANNv DRUG sives
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

DURE VINES AND LIQIj ORS-ia
/ medicinal purposes, Sorsale b g.
:. st I'll. hQvAls9'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
Fresh Oysters.

navid Goshorn viii receiye fesh OysP
- direct from Baltimore twice =. vs IS s,
Family supply By The can. half can, 2 &C.. 3
asa KEGS Pure and No. White Led e, Y
-)O.. sale At SANNs: DRUG BIo1h.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

H. - J. ::sss. =. -. 49,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

e''h shS hoihitiAtioii VI ftIlIS tCOHEcu-
tlOn' T. =. -. =
= lnaceordance with tie. above list
resolution, the President announced
that it was in order to make nomin-
Fatioms. y ......~ N'*s -
F p Turner Of jackson, nominated
B w Jackson. of Wood, which was Sc
conded by A G Jenkins, Of CabelI. - 4.
Samuel Crane of Randolph nom
inated:J NJ Bennett Of Lewis. ~
Joel Yancy of Braxtons nominated
Samuel L Hays of Gilmcr. FIN
W W Newman of Mason neminat-
ed James IL Brown ofkauawha:
ID y Farnsworth, ofUpshnr nom
atcd Charles S Lewis, of Harrison.
Jesse Flowers, Of Harrison, notain.
atcd benjamin Wilson, of Harrison.
At the request of his friends, he was
afterwards withdrawn. { Ne
No moro nomination being made.
the Convention proceeded to ballot.
ing. With following results list ballot.
B ;nnett 2419, jackson 2o5s, Lewis
lbs: Brown 1885,, Hays 174s-
Whole number ofAxotcs cast, 94s3
Necessary TO choice. All. No
nomination. - s.
% ballot-Bennett 1850, Jackson
I2t64, Lewis 1889, Browar- 1895, HAYS
S6l. Total'yote; 1859. Nceessary ia
y. nI,<s:n topIr. NY ~: as.s.., 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18
The Weather.

TO THE EDITtE Df TIL HERALD.
II viii b. seen BY my published weather memoranda,
that on Sunday the 18th, the temperature, at NJ,
fc to the freezing point and continued at that till
?. NJ when II gradually became collier. From before IL
~ M pas. p NJ Of THAT dry the temperature had been
highest temperatures have been below tho freezing line,
except perturbation at T. VI. 70 day Of two degrees
The cold cycle Tomorrow, at 10 A. NJ, viii reach the
quarter ninety hour line OF the greet circle. That
and every loFty five hours for ward from that hour, may
be looked foI wagd 10 with interest
notice soIe statements in the new5papore Of higher
temperatures than % degrees since Sunday. Such
cords are not accurate and are conradicted by the
state Of the and ice which remained unchangcd In
the shade, at the very time that the tenpcrature was
reported " be at 80 degrees.
An immense body Of Tee IL and has been accommodating
IN the rivers 10 DO broken mp by tide and wind and tbs
and ice tne land resulting from fall OF thirty
ss inches of aimee 25th December is tn be carried
OF the ground by rain and thaw.
Since the colo term commenced on 18th December
earthquakes have been heard Of occurring On 40 Of
the most remarkable days Of the term, Yin, at osteaa
great ftormnnd ut Winchester Va, and several
places in that ncighborhood, at about A. NJ. OF 9th
the coolest day here. Thus II is seen, BY clustering the
records that the earthquakes do the work Of the storms
ard the coi they are aso connected with every heated
term No Ieet and sudden change OF the
Of the atmosphere that IL not Immediately
nectei with earthquakes. My records give positve
This cold term commencing December %. between
ard A. M, VIII at Il. M. OF 10 day, have continued
Eve hundred and forty (Sio) hours which ~ one full
and the half ola second circle including the perturbs-
tons Of 2o30h December, 18th and 18th Janusry
Ice In pipes and CUTTERS be speedily melted by the
freq use Of gal water equal In density 10 the best
Of sait dissolved In water Win do great deal Of york in
melting ice, and the cheapest labor that can DO EN-
pioyed. ~ hhtaAS,