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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
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81. Il. LANGLEY,
thankful 10 tier numerops friends enc ans
public generally. for past gavoss' n.y. 49,
he pleasure d again oiIeflng y ~, sRs' I'll
i New sas FashiohaSIe Goods,
D;reet from she Easts - addition 10 vs.
usual soc of gssa ssss srifa tf'
Dry Goods, groceries,
HSRpwAfE AMI ot EENssv ~.
' Boots, shoes, Hats and Caps,
W. have splendid as oft,nent of eialnes,
h,ack ana culored dress silks. Fenel, mevi-
M. 5blsck and eolored alpaccas, NIL wool ~.
IL lanes, plain and figured c0nlInpT 'ie fainss,
riurhans, cilamhmss and cslicoes ~ sall col
on. prices aud qualities, ~ snit me mos EaF
ticular; black and c0lsTed yELvE1i n g'a.n "!
frinres, ealloons. bfaihs and buffons canp'l,
and ID Der canibfics. biea, he'd brew anuI o.
ored drill, bleached an0 tsDwn COT on 81 q
Of oil widths; bleached aud browl AYE s'i's s.
A large lot OF black silk mANIi .l. go 3es
and cbcsp. long and square siigw n; rel,
white ana yetiow. PLAIN and .twiiIed nahnltis,
mn idkerch gloves and htIsisr,, g 4 .sl "
al pri,es that cannet fail % plea IN IL
Having been fully sustained WI tm petFle
the last wear, we have been sDle ~ pus Rpo y.
chtap per than ever, and are defsimineq " teii
them accordingly.
in, addition 70 our splendid stock ~ IadEs
wear. and Of goodsfn general, We hayesa fne
stock or
FASHIONABLE CLOriI1NG,
For ine n y nd foys, all custom made. sEd as
low os ca i, ie bought in the West Hatins@
scented the services ofsa fasiionable Mt /
aud tailor, We are prepared - Make fcI ~
THING of every khld 70 order, ~ fhe shot y
notice. .,s IL IN ~ il
All Work Warranted.
We invite the people ~ Kano wha val Hey and
surrou nding d, ilniTy 10 give rs 4rall we are
-deteIinined, by close attention " business,
and fair PIC. 10 secure your favor.
IN We shall continue 70 pay the highest
prices for butter ergs, feathers. rars. 81
~ szts S. T. IA r.. LANGLEY.
Galipolis, Jansi, 1888. nj. '
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

Ifvon wish to attract attention, 30
into church. so,ne Sunday, after the
sery. ces'llayc b,gnn. in apair ofnew,
son akiny boots, ,ani parade mp the
broad aisle.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
LAW NOTICE.

NESSRS. DAVID McG0MAS, Elate judi
~ Of the 18th Circ1ntY and Z. w. Nj
CoMAS, have entered iuto partnership fortF
purpose OF Hracticilig Law ihthe counties
Kama ~ha, Putnam, Mason, Jackson. Cabel
Wayne, Logan and Boone, the District Cou
at Parkersburg and Wythe G. H., and I'll
Ooult of Appeals at Lewisburg. :. 1T ~
They have associated with them YOU ne me
Of Responsibility and standlng injthc yario,
counties, who will be always in place 10 :,
to the interest Of their clients, while Jud,
McCon1as. at leas', will reside in the co0n
of Kanawha. Being thus situated they ca
attend MOST PROMPTLY to the COLLECTION OF a
claims sand tbe'tiansaction Of all Business Fl
trusted 10 them, and they trust that o sloI
experience nt,tLe bar, and their promptne
and fidelity will ensure them large bushes
III DAVID McCOMAS,
vlnl -Ta E. w. McCOMAS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

A Western elitor saye he was
taught when boy, to refrain from
grnmbliRg At two things; the one is,
that which he cannot help; anil the
other, that which he can help. f
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

!: Kisses are rathi high at Vinegar
Hill, Illinois. A justice there charg-
ell john Waters so for Kissing a l,t
dYtWice. :. LII ~. =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

An OLD Mans ToAssr "Om| fl
ture marfiages-Consumations de
voutly to be wished tori n !. -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

A Yankee has invented d plague
which killsioff all who do not pay the
printer. Il is more destructive than
the consumption. y, Fl
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

81 intro luce . bill for the destruc.
ton Of worms" u the woolpecker
said in . stump speschs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

j AN oLD lBAcuELG K ryAsr - : Ou]f
.ftun hires : Distance lends en-
chantment to tile view.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

What a bIessir4,. CHI .rca ar /!
as the parish cl::rk sal when he took
the Ice l"r ohris.sn;i. Il m. = :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
Dry Goods, GrSceries,
Hardware, Qneensware1G lasswaEe,
|. Hats, Caps, Boots, hoes,

!. :. Saddiery. &cl
.HAvlNG Just ieceised y sItndd Stock 81
II i new goods, which had been selected
IwthIthe uinost care feel wEfanted in say.
ing 70 my cusfomtfs, thai Cd sell ss low d 1,
any iiou 4 ins Charleston III hysa compiet
Ass ,rtmeni Of Dry Goods, cons ing Ia part II
liaiies' dress goods, 81 every DESCRIPTION; Gil.
hot OF cloths, cassimetts saiiifts. leans, Hart
Inels. white DDS. bleached and mus Ms,
.linen, handkelchieis, rlovss, tIsieIy. DO. To-
the Grocery depstement raya had white nd
brown sugars. best c0ffet, Ra,sas.es, green
land black teas, spices, rice, Bh Indigo oils
lwindo@ glass: powder, shot, ead, gun cars,
cort'age liquors, dye stufIss De- lilrdwart. oi
all kinds, such as mec hsuicy toll, mars,
shoveIs, cutlery, cbsins plo~l. cstings, Ia \.
lcueehswaie, Of al kind. CilsisMire Of esefy
descriptions also, honsekeepets' licles. ID, L
buckets. TUBS. tinSaIe, stUneware y ton, warn,
biooms, bru hes, combs, Nc, Sa,slsry- Ia Il
dies harness brides, bits, stirrups, Ert.. spnr
bride reins, check liaes, &c.
FSI CHARLES g. 6 RfiARF.
yln35tf 4s3 sf lT .El 1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
uELnsolp,s u,aHI.Yi concentrating,
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsapslls

uELMBoLD's HIGHLY cONCENTRATEN.f
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsapsna II.
For purifying the blood, removing III does
IA arising from excess of mercury, eKJbTe
and ilnpradence il life, chronic cogiu
tional diseases, arising from an impureAte
ofthe blood, aad the only reliable Al IF
feett. Il known remedy, for the cure Of To-
fula, salt ,heum,, scald head, ulceratl4 Of
the throat an41egs, pains and sxellk oil
The bones tetieS, pimples on the facbnd
n all scaf ernptions Of the SKIN. :.
|. tbs article is now prescribed EbY 81 Of
the mos, di tngushed hysicians in the @in-
try. and has proved more eiifeientIu pdice
tia NJ any preparation OF sarsa parilla ytifef
cd I'd the pub ic. Several eases Of seq1afy
syhllis, meicuIeal and scrofalous dbseast I'VE
entirely recovered in the incnratle wa Of
our public institutions which had loihpy
years resisted every mode OF treatmerJhat
courld be DEVISED These cases TURNS |tfir
king!eNamples or the sanitary effects IBIS
meIicine in ing some Of the most let.
crate diseases, after the glands we be-
Stroyed, and ihe bones already Affected
i NoTIrH. flom responsible Isl
clans and profes sors of several Medics oil.
lescs, and EeriIfcstesIof cures from 70 lts
will be found accompanying both prdfa
tionss VI Y s. .,411l @ It.
[ PaicEs: Fhid EStract of Puchu, Del
bottle. OF bottles for s5. Fluid Exirad
saparlla, 81 per .hottiestor 8 bottles 4 u
equal in rength 10 one gallon d sy p
ssrsapatilIa. ~sE#t s
Prepared and sold ny n. r. HrLst b
Chemist. 1853 chestnnt+ street, near the Orr
Houst, Philadelphia.
\ ToIhe had of DIR. E. + tIonff, Drpist
and McCOY& JONES, BuffIlosva., al d
Druggists and Dealers every where,
Il AL letters directed 70 the Prcptiett0
AGENT receive Immediate attention. n
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

~ SO hAWN0BlCEt6f9 ,srgt0
JAMES II. BROWN, of Kanawha. and
81 ANDREW WAUGH OF jackson,
have formed iaw partnership for the
latter county, under the style Of Brown
! o. IS. 1885. vlnss !
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

iVTRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
i Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of jackson county, in the month Of March,
1856, .....E ...0.
Paul II, Clark Us. Henry D. Chapman.
In Chancery. .... ! -.
happening BY affidavit filed in the
papers Of this suit. that the defendant.
Henry D. Chapman, is nonresident Of
this State. it is therefore ordered that he
appear here within one month after due
publication of this order, to do what is
necessary to protect his interest in the
premises. .tz., i u
The object, of this suit is to enable com
plainanl to recover Of the defendant the
sum Of $500, with interest thereon from
the 9ed day Of December, 1853, until
paid, due by single bill from the defen-
dant TO the complainant, and to attach
the real estate Of the defendant in the
county Of Jackson, to secure and satisfy
the said claim. y +. -
f.. Teste. ,. vf
W, B. MCMAHON, Crk.
: FitIhugh, pa. n47w4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

III BAGs BIO coffee. Just received pef
III ssleanael Hartford end fof sale By
kETSZEk RkALEk 90 &
: p. pisasaAk, Jaw. ~, IS.
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ITIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
". Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
for. Jackson county, in the month d
March, 1856, ~, @f q r.
Jacob Ong and John McGrew, part
ners, doing business under the firm and
style of 0ng 3 McGrew, VS.. James Dud'
geon and John Hood. In Chancery, on
the original and amended bills. =, +
Il appearing by affidavit filed in the
papers Of this cause, that the defendant,
James Dudgeon. is not q resident Of this
State, it is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication
Of this order, to do what is necessary to
project his interest in the premises. q
! The object Of this suit is to attach the
red estate Of the absent defendant, James
Dudgeon, for the sum Of S8e,73, with
interest thereon from the 2lst day OF
June, 1861, till paid, and also TO obtain a
deed from said John Hood for tract OF
land purchased Of said Hood by said
James Dudgeon, the absent defendant.
SA T.! Teste, Il -. .,. g.. g-@ H. ).
i r. W. B, MCMAHON, Clerk.
Fisher & Turner, pq. n49w4..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
The Railroad Stockholders Meeting.

Yesterday, after our hour of going to press the
Report of the P esident and Directors of the w. c.
& r. r. +, Co. read and received. The report,
after stating the position of the Company substan-
TALLY submits the two alternatives submitted by MI
Guon to the town meeting of last night. A commit
tee of nine raised to examine and report upon the
report of the President and Directors That commit
tee this morning reported, referring The matter
generally back to the stockholders, accompanied
by an expression of their confidence in the Presi-
dent and Directory, and recommending that author
ity be given to commence work on the west side
of the Cape Fear at Walkers Ferry, or in case that
should not be practicable, TO make arrangement
with the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Com
pany, provided satisfactory arrangement can be
made with that company.
The real matter at issue this morning, in fact the
turning point of the meeting is with regard to the
town subscription, which was made with the express
understanding that the road was TO be bought into
the town of Wilmington, the East side of the
Care Fear River, and not to be called for until six
hundred thousand dollars were subscribed by other
parties. Mr.. Parsley, on behalf of the present town
authorities, contends that this subscription is not
binding unless all It's conditions fulfilled, and is
therefore not applicable to road starting from eth
er WhitesvilIe or Walkers Ferry, or demandable in
any case until the requisite outside subscription Of
six hundred thousand dollars be made Mr. Parsley
to be of the opinion that it not competent o
the Commissioners 10 make this subscription uncondi
,ional, without going back to popular vote for au
thority Things begin to look squaly for the road
Daily Journal Of yesterday
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
Messrs. Douglas and Orr.

1t having been understood that Hon. S. A. Doug
las and Hon. James L. Orr had accepted invitations
to attend and address Democratic Ratification Meet
ing at Charleston on the 10th inst, in which event
they were expected 10 pass through this place last
evening, committee of Democratic Citizens were in
attendance at the cars to meet these distinguished
advocates of the rights of the States and express to
them the earnest desire and request of the Demo.
cratic Citizens, and other citizens too of this section
10 meet with them, and hear from them upon the i'm.
porant questions which now occupy the public mind
throughout the country.
Neither gentleman arrived. The disappointment
is accounted for by the following advertisement in
the Charleston Courier of yesterday:
IS Teegraphc intelligence having been received of the
illness of Messrs Douglass and Orr, the Democratic Rati
cation Meeting postponed until Thursday the 18th inst
Daily Journal of yesterday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
The Columbia Times.

This paper, notice by an extract in the Herald
says something about the Wilmington Journal
What position it may claim for itself is matter of
the smallest sort OF Importance to u.s. What position
may really take, if it really takes any position will
be of the very smallest Importance in the decision of
the question to how South Carolina will cast her
vote for Pres dent and Vice President. AS sure as
that State is called upon to cast her VOTE just so sure
will she cast it for Buchanan and Breckenridge We
know something about the South Carolina press, and
we know that all that is worth counting or chasing
as Democratic, will 90 for the Democratic nominees.
We never said th at the times was the organ of the
American party Or any other party. 1t belonged to
that slde' however, as long as there the slight
est chance of building up such thing in the Pal
meto State and, when this thing fell through, it
dropped down TO a secret enemy to the Democracy,
under the guise of sort of friendship But it was
the organ of the Know-Nothing authorities of Co.
lumbia and their pet in the affair with Dr. Gibbs, and
it never omits an opportunity now, of hitting side
blow at the Democratic party It NAV be PERFECTLY
sincere in calling itself Democratic paper and, in
doing so, nobody will interfere with it by presumne
to do the same thing for it,
WHO ARE They Under The heading of "South.
ern Delegates to the Convention' the Philadelnhia
Bulletin of Monday evening says, that it, or its edi
tor received calls that morning from several gentle
men, members OF the Kentucky delegation to the
Black Republican, Convention now meeting in that
city. 1t learns also, that not only Kentucky, but
Delaware, Virginia and NORTH Carolina, will be re.
presented at the Convention. Who are the Black
Republicans who would have the unblushing impu.
dence TO pretend to represent any body in North Car
DINA ! Shall we have their names' Among the
present at that Convention or at least in the
city on Monday, were Thurow Weed and Speaker
Banks, the nominee of the "North Americans :,
Raymond. of New York, Greely's " little villain y
Washburn, of Maine; Moses Kemball, of Boston,
and heap of others OF the same sort.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
For the Journal.
Ut U10 JUUI
Meeting at SVansbOrO'


At a meeting of the citizens of Swansboro and
vicinity, held in that place on the 18th June, with
reference to the celebration of the 4th July ensuing
R. S. Mclean being called to the Chair, and D. A.
Target appointed Secretary, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That committee of arrangements be
appointed whose duty ii shall be 10 arrange and
duct the ceremonies of the occasion in appropriate
manner.
On said committee the following gentlemen were
appointed, to-wit: R. Canady, E. w. Sanders, Dr.
J. F. Ewes, s. H. Higgins, D. A. Humphrey and DR..
P. Koonce.
In pursuance of their appointment, the, committee
proceeded TO select j. G. Scott, ESQ., to deliver an
Grafton, c. B. Glover, Esq, to read the Declaration
of independence of 1776, and Jno F. Mattocks, Esq,
to read the Mecklenburg Declaration, and invita-
ton to that effect being rendered TO those gentlemen
they signifed their acceptance of the same.
On motion, the Secretary was directed to forward
to the office of the Wilmington Journal an account
OF the proceedings of this meeting. with request
OF publication. r. S. MCLEAN, Chm
D A. HARGET, Secy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20

es-We learn by telegraph, that the Black Repub-
icans at Philadelphia carried out the programme
Wednesday by nominating Banks and Johnson for
President and Vice President, the same persons
having already been nominated by the " North
Americans" at New York. So the thing goes.
We claim no credit for prescience extra discern
ment in having foreshadowed this whole arrange
ment The thing was too evidently working for
some time past to admit of any mistake about it.
Now comes the time for playing out the hands which
these political gamblers have delt themselves. We
shall see strange manoeuvres
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
TOT LAc '0OA
Meeting in Richland.

EElchIanu.
portion of the citizens of Rchland being assem-
bled at the Post O&ce on the evening of the IAN
inst, on motion, J. H. Foy was called to the CHAIR
and E. B. Whitehead requested to act Secretary
The Chairman, on taking the Chair, explained tne
object OF the meeting 10 be for the purpose OF adopt
ing measures for the appropriate celebration OF the
approaching anniversary of our Independence
the Chair, consisting of Uzza Mills Bryant B. bally
and James B. Ayiret 10 select speaker and readers
OF the National Declaration of independence and Tue
Mecklenburg Declaration. and also to make o'nef
necessary arrangements.
On motion, it was ordered that the Secretary se,u
copy of these proceedings TO the Wilmington jour
nal, with request for their publication
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j. H. FOY, Chairman
c. 3 WHITEHEAD Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20

ssg~The general meeting OF the stockholders in
the Wilmington Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
Company convened this forenoon. in the Court house
in this place, and organized by calling Gen. Alfred
Dockery 10 the chair and appointing Henry.Nu and
George R. French, Esqs, of Wilmington. secretaries
The secretaries were constituted committee TO as
certain the amount of stock present. personally by
proxy. 1869 shares of stock represented personally
or by proxy Dnilu Journal 18th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20

Do Coroner A. A. Hartsfeld, held an inquest yes
terday over the remains of VIM. Cumber. aged about
80 years, a resident of Masonboro' Sound, who oot
drowned on Sunday morning last, while in bathing.
Verdict of the jury-Accidental drowning
The deceased left a destitute family consisting Of
widow and four orphan children After holding
the inquest, the members of the jury contributed
each 81 to relieve the immediate necessities of the
family.-Daily Journal 18th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20

Political AFFAIRs-The New York CommeIIC,rHm
an old line whg Journal has hauled down the fna,
more flag since that genemans letter of accepapcs,
has appeared. The Commercial is of opinion .n 81
Mr.. Fillmore has virtually ignored the existence Il
the whig party, and declines support as wing +.r.
therefore urges wing national convention 20 uI
mine the course of the wings in the coming con'''"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
&. B. WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
Anticipated Collision between the Unltcd s''
and Pro-SIavery Forces.

CHICAGO, June 12-Persons just arrived from han'
sas City Monday evening, state that Col oumne. u
dered Whitelds army to leave the territory on SaVur
day, when the whole number (four hundred) lett ana
went to Wespor where they were reinforced by 1n1
hundred and fifty Mssourans, and returned on SuiGny
threatening to hang COL Sumner if they caugnGI VIII ILm
collision between The United States troops ana n
fields party was expected unless the latter cnanh'
their purposes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
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ST. LOUIS, June ia letter to the Republican
from Captain Pate dated Kansas city, 18TH reports
comparative quiet in the Territory, and no fighting
military bodies