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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
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KANAwHA VALLEY STAR,


Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, ATs
HARLEsToN, KANwHA oUNTY, VA.
II is Democratic in Politics,
And is devoted 70 News, Agriculture, Com,
merce, Public improvements, Education, Arts
Science, &C., DC. =
\ This paper, although in IL second year,
has been declared the Democratic organ Of
TWO SENAroRIAL DIsTRicrs, namely: the 44th
and 45th, embracing the counties Of Kan
awha, Putnam, Boone, Logan, Wyoming, Ma
son, Jackson, Writ, Cabell and Wayne. And
III has been highly complimented BY the
Press and able Statesmen throughout the en- .
tire State.
10 addition to our experience ID conducting
weekly newspapers, we have secured tie ser
vices Of class Of contributors, who are
sufficient guarantee that the a Kanawha
Valley Starr cannot be else than ! welcome
visitor TO all who have favored % with their
patronage. haste matter and purity or style
will be studied BY us,-in short, We intend ID
publish Rioa roSEO AND DIGnuiKp nEws-
PAfER. #
We have slreadya very respectable patro.
mage, and by strict adherance 10 the prineipler
of our party. hope to merit large increase,
from the citizens or Western virinia.
No labor will be spared 10 keep oui readers
up with the times. IN al items Of he NJ, which
may be considered Of general interest. The
advantages Of daily mail, telegraph oiice ia
the town, and The Esstsrn- and Western ex
changes, afford great facilities fof obtaining )
knowledge Of all passing events, which are
daily occNsing
TERHs - Tive Dollars year, II advance.
Il not paid within 80 days aiter TIE receipt Of
hsst paper. Two Dollars and Fifty cents will
inysnably be charged.
Money Tor subscription, addtessed % lie
puElisher, tregistered) may be mailed ii our
risk. JNO. RUMBLE. PuBLIsnRR.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
Wool Cardina.

THE subscriber would inform the pub
IL lie that his CARDING MACHINE
is in excellent condition, and is in full
operation, ready 10 do work with dispatch
and in the best manner. He has the
same careful and experienced Carder,
JAMES N. BRYANT, employed last
year. His terms are the same as last
year. He will receive bales Of Wool de-
posted at James Mason's, opposite the
Mouth Of Scary, and at Robert Sam
mons at the Mouth of Poca.
JAMES HIGH.
Highs Mill, Poca, June II, 1856.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
!. Biz BlIndl,,.

Il In Nashville, many years ago, there
residedJa gentleman Of great hospitality
large fortune, and, though nneducated,
possessed Of hard knot sense. Col. w.
had been elected to the Legislature and
had been Judge Of the County Court.
His elevation, however, had made him
somewhat pompous, and he became very
found Of using big words. On his farm
he had a large mischieyous OK, called
"Big Brindle,' which frequently broke
down his neighbors's fences, and COM
mitted other depredations, much to the
zColonel's annoyance,
One morning, after breakfast, 10 pres-
,cnce Of some gentlemen who staid with
him over the night, aud who were now on
their way to town, he called his over
seer and said to him.:
"Mr. Allen. i desire you TO impound
Big Brindle, in order that / may hear no
more animadyersions on his eternal de.
predations.
II Allen bowed and walked of, sorely
puzzled to know what the Colonel meant.
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70 ms wlle az, ana asked nel Wnat !, S 90 "
why" said she, "the Colonel meant
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
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For diseases Of the bladder and kidneys, se-
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
PROSPECTUS.
soUTHERN METHoDIsT rTINERANr

SOUTHERN METHODIST ITlNERANT
NIIE above is the title Of q scmi- monthly
j paper, to be published ut the Parkcrs-
burg Mineral Wells; the first number
of which will be issued about the middle
Of January, 1856, 1t viii be IN imperial
sheet, and published at One Dollar per
annum, in advance. The title Of the pa
per indicates the general character of the
sheet; but, to be more definite, each
number will contain regular pulpit Ser
mon, either original or selected, and such
other Literary and Religious matter as
win correspond with the character Of the
sheet.
The columns Of the paper win be open
to the members of the Western Virginia
Conference, to any extent that they may
see proper to use them, under proper
rules, for the advancement of their own
interests or the interest of the work in
which they are called 10 labor. The
pledges ofliterary men as correspondents,
and the means Of procuring the best class
Of literary periodicals which are regularly
issued from the press, are q sufficient
guarantee that the Ninerqnt will be an in
structiye and welcome visitor in all the
families who may favor i with their pa
tronagc. &
Any person, BY forwarding Eve sub,
scribers and FIVE dollars, viii be entitled
to the sixth copy. Those who favor the
enterprise, will please secure as many
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
DIR. e. L. HOOFF,s "
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.

HAVING experienced thorough trial
Ill of these pills in the most protracted
cases of his practice, 4 am prepared to
offer to the.puplic these pills as not only
a cure, but preventive of the fever and
ague. b
They may be had on application to DR..
E. L. Hooff, Buffalo, Putnam Co., Va,
orJ. Miller, Leon, Mason Co., Va.
DR.. L. l.. HoofFs American Bitters,
For the cure Of weak debilitated stom-
ach's aud indigestion.
September, Cd 1856. n22-tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
lIrr.nsloIp's u,onIs CONCENTRATES

lIEInsoID's n,GnLy CONCENTRATES
Compound Fluid Extract SaTsapariIla.
Fur purifying the blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess Of mercury, exposure
and lmprndence in life, chronic constitu-
,ionai diseases, arising from an impure state
. of The blood. aad the only reliable and If
feet u known remedy, for the cure Of srTo-
fula, salt lbeum, scald head, alterations Of
Tie throat and legs, pains and 81 elliDgs Of
the bones, letter. pirnples the face. and
all scaiy eruptions 0f the skin.
This article Is now prescribed by some oil
the most distinguished hysicians in the Icoun-
try. and has proved more efficient ID practice
than any preparation Of safsaParilla yet offer
ed to the PUB r.: Several cases3of 81 contaI,
syhilis, nercuIeal and scrofolons diseases have
entirely recovered in the incurabie wards o
our public institutions which had f0i man!
years resisted every mode OF treatment thu
could be devised. These cases furnish strl
king examples OF the saiutary effects of sthi
medicine in arIesling some Of the most invet
crate diseases, after lie glands We're de
stroyed. and The bones slreads ffecied.
NoTIcE - Letters from responsible phssi
Clans and professors OF several Medical Col
tfeges. and certificates of cures from patient
will 1be foamt accompanying both pTePara
| tions
PnIcrs: fluid Extract 81 Huchu. 81 pc
bottle. or 6 bottles for IS. Fluid Extract Sal
sapaJ!la, 81 per bottie,sor s bottles for 81
| equal slrengthto one gallon u syrup q
Prepared ~ old IL ii. I'll. Hsta.ot,
f.hemlst 26s ..hesfaHt zissct, near tie G.rar
House, Philadelphia.
/ 10. be bad of pr. +. L. HOUfF. 9Tpsgis
and MtsOY 4 JONES, Buffalo, Va, 5nd I
Druggists and Dealers every where, -
All kttefs directed 10 the Proprietor I
Agent receive immediate attention.
| n3lyl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21

During the examination of wit
ness as 70 the locality Of the stairs in
ahouse, the counsel asked,
switch way does the stairs run =
The witness answered:
aOne way they run up stairs, but
the other way they run down"
The learned counsel winked both
eyes and then looked at the ceiling.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21

MisERABLE PEorLE.-Yo ladies
with new bonnets on rainy Sundays.
Al printer who publishes o paper
for nothing and finds himself. &
A smoking nephew on visit to an
anti-smoking amt.
81 a star actress with her name in
small letters on bill.
An editor with nothing but cold
potatoes for a Christmas dinner.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21


Grsduate Of the Mt{IiIco Chirps;,
|of surgeons end Phjsicians, fL;i.sC altss
Philadelphia College ST Nj dicins 81 tpbi,
phia and Philadelphia Sufrirai ,lmists.
Philadelphia, offers Iii pgofes sionsI .s w NE
al wishing medical aid Psftirml.ss . alvietsb
paid 10 Surgery and Diseases az NJ. tlentpa
Children. Calls psomptl, atteliaed 4 , ss ~
night. = oay "a
The undersigned has opened II re-
i ss.,t s.''s howe formerly essspisa' ! i
Drugs, ChenicaIs, Paints, on. !,
D1tllls, &C., w.
which have beehmost tsrefally selee,.,
ali medicines will be comp0u ndsa $3.50 ''' ald
utmost care and attention. ~ with Ii
With the hope Of receifire Is, !.
lie patronage. he p'etses his bes, AZ 3 M
and most perseyering Efforts @ rerd. i!oli
al satisfaction 10 those who mss seati
enough to give him their support q kii&
lid may be found in his ofI;cs III slnsi
professionally engaged, until "a ,, .ael Ut
night; after that hour. at his ie.;S. s'ock 1t
merly occupied BY Capt. Parker. uee, II.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
= w ELFTH YEAp|

sfA (Nr T.YIAryu n wv v4<Ss : I. :. ). sa
g 49, i2S IN CASH FRISE.
TEE Twelfth Annual VOLUME af VIZ, z.
tpl Pub iication comnltInces Oh HE ls,h ds,I
SEP tmlrerlnext- z \
The SCIENTIFIC A aERIC / ].
ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL:
devoles' chiefly 70 The pronrlr Il iou II i.Il
M ion Re at ng . tlis yar ous Mecbss; ~. NJ
hem Az, Int ST lal Mann u ~ ~
cul fa. t..sts lirsle.tiors. lInrnss,..
-tssi !Y4ss aha6Fs .nisrests whciL IN Iirtt
az .SEE IS eaieulated & Il
yaHGe. I1 xls
EepcYis ID Eg s. m TENTS r,snted !,
N(so ~, Shea w 4 = /. inclsiirs ll,,l
ciAL Cor u ~ "a sasi afEN lsIIss Il
eether with news and inio,mations snss
THOUSANDS or OTHER SUBJECTS
SiGOo--I N t;gsSH PRlzE--will il ia !,
tile TIT Of January next fol ihr. II sest Il, n
ri subscribers, ias follow s:--&20i "a. nv Il,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
IARvEY,s
w ESTE RN VIR GIN I
Land Agency Office.

THE undersigned has opened an Office
i in the Town Of BUFFALO, Pur-
rAN County. Virginia, for the purpose OF
selling lands, farms, mills and tenements.
Those wishing to purchase, or having
such property for sale. will do well to give
him call. u .."uI AZ
Office in his counting room corner Main
and Mulberry streets. sH l., e
y1n38 ROa Z. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21

An evangelical old lady hearing
her son slip out on oath on Sunday,
exclaimed:
my dear, what are you about
What do You think Of the law and
the prophets Z"
s.tNhat do / think Of theml' said
he, 'swhy / think the law pockets the
profts most internally.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
] WANTED.

Wish 70 purchase, fOr ny own 81
y two young negroes q boy and 4 BIZ
between tho ages III 10 and IS yeart,
for which ! viii pr y libsraf price.
Z. G. GEORGE,
II n7w4. Buffalo. Putnam co.. VI.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
ANOTHER VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND FOR SALE, Il

CONTAINING 400 acres, on tie Big
" Hurricane, W thin four miles Of
te Hurricane Mills. Some 60 acres are
well improved; comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out-buildings,
with good coal bank on the premises.
ochards. DC. A bargain can be nd.
- R. T.,HARVEY, Land Agent.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
BUFFALO TANNERY, FOR SALE

!. BUFFALO TANNERY, FOR SALE. ,
A BARGAIN can be bad in the Tan
a merry situated Immediately back OF
Buffalo, containing about one acre Of land
with good bark house, bark mill, and
well Of water, etc. The tan house is
somewhat out Of repair. Buffalo is one
of the best points in Western Virginia
for tannery. RO. 4. HARVEY. !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN THE
TOWN OF BUFFALO.
THE House and Lot now in the occu-
i pancy of Mr.. Joshua Ripley for sale
on reasonable terms. Apply to r
Jan 90 n42v1 r. +. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21

CtAS1EllERES- IA fine lot, Of every yari-
81 MCCOY 4 JONES. l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21

KENTUCKY LIME.

KENTUCKY LIME.
RURWELL q FORD, having been APP
ID appointed as agents for Mnnn's Ken
lucky Lime, are ut the public service to
furnish small or large quantities Of the
same. No use TO recommend. Give it a
trial. 1t stands on its own goodness. -
Price, per barrel, at the wharf-boat, III.
Pleasant, $l,I0. An orders win NEE,
prompt attention.
~. Pleasant, June 3, 1855, yen8tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
OFFICE ~ THE
KANAWHA VALLEY STA
CHARLESTON, KAyAwnA Co, II.
Rates 81 Advertisinr:

Ratcs or Adyertising:
One dollar PER square Of ID lines ot less h
the First three weeks, and Is GEMS ri seusls
tor each continuance. ror three months y
more, 1T the following rates:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
MOORE 4 vANDIvER, q
o N 7 o n II o = p Z

AND, STAGE OFFICE,
Corner Of Guyandotte and Front Streets.
near the Steamboat Landing.
-GuY4HDorTE, VIRGINIA.
EF N B.-A Livery Stable IS Az
taclled TO this House.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
Lover Side Of the Public Squire,
NEAR THE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
GALLiFoLis, OHIO.
VIM. B. SLOAN, - Proprietor
i I'd Y s a-f Sln2
UNION HOTEL,
D. S. MONTAGUE, Proprietor,
.ta WINFIELD, PUTNAM COUNTY, "a
aar Every attention paid to gnest. ID
OUR HOUSE,
D. II. Go0DNO, Proprietor
Front Street, Gallipolis, Ohio.
4. Every attention paid to guests
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21

YANMATRE HOUSE,
/ Cor. Marin 8 Beacon sts., Wrst Coiambto,
H. O. r. vANMATRE, Proprietor.
This house is itte.l up in the beat style. and
every attention viii be paid 70 visitors.
49, III vln2
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21

An9 ,chereds,, Since the foregoing dec
laration was uniformity adopted by our
predecessors in National Conventions,
an adverse political and religious test has
been secretly organized BY party claim.
ing to be exclusively American. it is pro.
per that the American Democracy sho'd
clearly de6nefits relations thereto, and
declare its determined opposition to all
secret political societies, by whateve,
name they may be called.
Rssolusd, That the foundation of this
union Of States having beenlaid in, and
lis prosperity. expansion, and pre-emi.
nent example in free government, bull
upon entire freedom in matters Of relig.
ious concernment, and no respect Of Der.
son in regard to rank OF place Of birth
no party can Justly be deemed national
constitutional; or in accordance with A,
merican principles. which bases its ex,
elusive organization upon religious opin'
ions and accidental birth .plaeA And
hence political crusade in The nine.
teenth century. and in the United States
Of America, against Catholics aud for.
eign-born, is neither justified BY the pas
history or the future prospects Of the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21

Olus WorlQ, ana the dangerous tenden-
cies of sectional agitation, combined with
the attempt to enforce civil and religious
disabilities against the rights of acquir-
ing and enjoying citizenship in our own
land, high and sacred duty is involved
with increased responsibility upon the
Democratic party Of this country, as the
party of the Union, to uphold and main
tain the rights Of every State, and there
by the union Of the State and to sus
tain and advance among us constitution
al liberty, by continuing to resist all mo-
nopolies and exclusive legislation for the
benefit of the few at the expense of the
many, and by a vigilant and constant ad.
herence to those principles and compro.
mises of the Constitution which are broad
enough and strong enough to embrace
and uphold the Union as it shall be, in
the full expansion of the energies and ca.
pacities Of this great and progressive
people. n
/. Resolved, That there are questions
connected with! the foreign policy Of this
country which are inferior to no domes-
tic questions whatever. The time has
come for the people Of the United States
to declare themselves in favor Of free seas
and progressive free trade throughout
the world. and, by solemn manifestations,
to place their moral influence at the side
Of their successful example.
2. Resoived, That our geographical
and v,olit;col ,>oe;t;o,t ,,,:tl. S..Jf
other States Of this continent, no less
than the interest Of our commerce and the
development Of our growing power, re
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

The New Oti"un> FicdyHns ha- an article ON
the subject IF direct imp,ntations by The South.
"rn states. from which we extract the following
Interesting item concerning tho beginning Of
steam nav, CATION, and the extent 10 which it has
attained at the present day. 1t will be seen ,hnt
the first steamship that crossed the Atlantic was
fitted out from the port OF Savannah, fact which
may be new to large portion of our readers:
ITO the South belongs the credit and the hon
of having taken the lead in the navigation ol
the Atlantic, by steam. In the spring of the
year 1919 III the olty of Savannah, the first Mt
tempt made to send vesse acros the ocean
propelled by steam, and the attempt was crown
ed with success, The steamer Savannah went
thence to Liverpool, und from that port 10 St
Peiel ehurg, and she sped ON her northern
course t" quote from Reigarts interesting ,Iifn
= To eft Folt W awakening the echoes of tbc
Instant scandinavian Shores with sounds ev.,,
stranger than the shouts and battle sony. of tbe
ancient Nick'ngs, the approach of this beautiful
messenger from the young civilization If IN, N,,,
World to the still half sleeping monar, hies Of
elder hen@, 'here, was an event In their hi>tnrv
full ofinstructon and prophecy
"Siuce that time, experiment. after experiment.
and improvement upon Improvement haye been
made in ocean steam navigation in cur country.
n I'D 10 dsv behod- thr result in the performance
of our AragnS. our Battles. our H,imanns and
will Don have to add Of our Adriafic. Amer
lean vessels. propelled by steam have just been
successfully opening the way into the waters of
japan, and have penetrated into the regions of
polar Joe and perennial snow. There ia no sea
in which the bsat of their paddles is not heard.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

Mr. Enron Passing "a" iain STREET tc" day, 's' my
tttoL attracted BY beautifully executed AMfu'
po- ch, upon examination, aqpeafei 10 BE- taken IN 4
style Tho maro seemed be rounded out from the
ate ryHl that full life like appearance which the s"t"
s.opc well displays Pleased Win til exterior spe mems
venlurcd TO cal upon Proprietor tn Gle}, Hf kra
~ who very politely explained The s'Fics OF MS
beautiful
particularly pleased with the Photographic Portraits
which auru bio These pictures are ntt taken mega
tY form from smell Amhreigpr DRgpeffeoivpe or other
lnnia'rre upon plate gs al any desired size The can
upon which the portrait i 70 be transferred then san
Iu,d chemical prptraii fhr gas negative LACED
rpou posed few IN the action IL the
suns rays when perfect fac sne Is produced upon the can
The regularly d Inc ted and all the lights
and shadows given in their ,arHns that the artist
has o. apply the oil colgr exact representa-
tiou ct the original
1tc great advantage Of tit invention T. that the accuracy
# tho Ambroty and tie ftkc ct the well executed
Oh ltin., aHst leauttuit blended together well
executed family Portrait treasure but how ccyyJE there
that correct deinelinns
This invented AMI patented by Mr. Iatnm
Of Baltimore whom M keagv purchased the r.4ht
tins place lie has associated with lnn professional Por
Painter Whose .k is vel aested Hy he Pecmcns on
exhibition at the Gallery. Yours &c
noy II u OBSERVER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
eprning OF Winter Honncts.

An opening of winter honnet- took place n few
day ago at which were exhibited some very re
chfrchs styles. both of home and foreign lnanutHc
tufe At the salon of Mdne. Harris and ION who
hnye Just returned from Paris were some elegant
chapeaus from the well known establishment OF
Mdmc. Ale&andrnc, Paris, They are slightly
lnrefr. with much less n,Iidnoss If decoration,
ihnn ha~ been observable for the pal var. he
lnalerials are yarnus Kind, Of velvet, moss vel.
vi. n charming variety that looks ike white vel
vel, decatrly cry stalled Imperial velvet which
i Il SORT u rep style and fine dotted velvet.
These are in cihetc aud exquisite shades 81 drah
giren. brown and nnllow which Inst Is IN exceed
inelY fashionable and stylish color this season.
White are also much worn. but more for bri"s,
aud opera hnts, thnn any other purpose. A fen
tare IN the Partisan hats il that the ruche l. 10
longer worn full all round the face. but only ut
the sde- round the front, is simply Il fall of aee
which touches the forehead; aud shades plain
band of velvet the color Of the inside trimming.
Feathers and rich velvet leaves are the most fash
lnnahle trimmings, n they were enrier in the
the >rasaa; but The varieties in iea. hers much
greater. aud some of Them very pretty and tauc
iel new style Of chapcau has been introduced
iuta Paris by few daring ladies; it is Of black
brown HEAVIER. aud resembles Il riding hat, but
has fall of black lnce all "ounl the b"im which
is aeep enough to entirely shade the taca. \ sin.
gle ostrich plume j. placed ecoss the front, and
the tout ensemble is very dnshiag and piqnant.-
y. !. Ldte5.