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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30
What the National Democracy IS, as
Stated by its Friends.


The democracy" is THE SAME
EYERYWHERE-North and South,
East and West. 1t seeks the ascen-
dancy Of the SANE PRINCIPLES and
the success of THE SAME MEAS
URES IN ALL SECTIONS.- Wash
ington Union.
The Democrats Of the South in the
present canvass CANNOT RELY ON
THE OLD GROUNDS OF De
FENCE AND EXCUSE FOR SLA-
VERY. FOR THEY SEEK NOT
MERELY TO RETAIN TT WHERE
IT IS, BUT TO EXTEND IT INTO
REGIONS WHERE IT is UN-
KNOWN Richmond Enquirer.
The Democracy" is NATIONAL.
1t is TIE SAME IN MAINE AND
MASSACHUSETTS THAT IT IS
IN VIRGINIA OR SOUTH CARO-
LIMA Albany Argus.
Nor will it avail us aught to show
that the negro is most happy and best
situated in the condition ofSlayerv. If
we stop there, we weaken our cause by
the very argument intended to advance
it; FOR WE PROPOSE TO INTRO
DUCE INTO NEW TERRITORY,
HUMAN BEINGS WHOM WE AS
SUME TO BE UNFIT FOR LIBER-
|TY, SELF-GOVERNMENT, AND
EQUAL ASSOCIATION WITH
OTHER MEN. We must go step
further We must show that African
Slavery is MORAL, RELIGIOUS,
NATURAL, and probably in the gene
raj, NECESSARY INSTITUTION
OF SOCIETY," Richmond Enquirer.
we rejoice in our CANDIDATE as
NATIONAL-in our principles rs Ma
TIONAL-THE SAME EVERY
WHERE Senator Bright
Make the laboring man the slave of
one man instead of the slave of Society,
and he would be better off
TWO HUNDRED YEARS OF
LIBERTY HAVE MADE WHITE
LABORERS a PAUPER BANDIT
TT.
Free society has failed, andthatwhi
is not free must be substituted.-[Se Sen
ator Mason
The platform on which we have plac-
ed our candidates is no sectional thing.
1t is broad enough to cover, and does
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30
KENOSHA, WIS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1856.

cover, the Whole Union. IT'S PRIN-
ClPLES ARE THE SAME IN THE
FREE AND IN THE SLAVE
STATES Senator Hunter.
FREE SOCIETY Is 4 MON
STROUS ABORTION, AND SLA-
VERY the BEAUTIFUL, HE ALTHY
AND NATURAL BEING WHICH
THEY ARE TRYING TO ADOPT
THE SLAVES ARE GOVERNED
FAR BETTER THAN THE FREE
LABORERS AT THE NORTH
OUR SLAVES ARE NOT ONLY
BETTER OFF AS TO PHYSICAL
COMFORT THAN FREE LABOR
Frs, BUT THEIR MORAL CON
DITION is BETTER Richmond
Enquirer.
| trust the day will come when the
principles of the Democracy, as apadeg.-
stood and pr0ctised at TIE south, q-iH
precdH ocer tie echote country--[S Sen
ator Evans
Hen are not born entitled to eq,fd2
rights. 1t would be far nearer the truth
to say that some were born acith saddles
"" btcH cuCho, Cfttt OTtcFS OOOtE(t ana
spurred TO ride Mem-a,ed the ridiaq
does them good They need the reins,
the bit and the spur. Life and HJertY
are not 61dliena6le.
THE Decl0r0tion Of b,degende5ace is
e.r"der0ntlyJalse and adorescut}y ta1la-
cious.- Richmond Enquirer.
OF the Republican party, it is enough
to say, that it has an existence in oppo-
sitlon to these destructive principles
which the sham democracy are seeking
to nationalist and incorporate into the
administration Of the government. 1t
believes in Freedom instead of Slavery.
and seeks to incorporate the principles
Of freedom instead of slavery into the
administration. Ourcandidates are good
men and true, as witness the following
with reference to Col. Fremont
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30
SILAS AMEs,
MEDICAL CARD.

OF THE PEACE Office next door
north Of +. 7. Francis clothing store. IniS
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30

.~"Two gentlemen Of Verona, n.
J.. attending a prayer meeting at that
place on Wednesday evening, hitched
their horses TO the fence, but when
meeting was over, the horses and wag-
on had disappeared. They should have
.eztcjted as well az prayed.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30
Bear Killed in tharown Of Linn!

A black bear, weighing about 200
pounds, and measuring six feet and ten
inches in length was killed near the res
idence Of MIR. Whiting, in the town of
Linn, on Monday of this week, by DIR.
Conklin, Of the town Of Hebron ILL.,
The bear was startled in Hebron by DR..
c. and a Mr.. Street, who pursued him
some ten or twelve mileS-for the last
mile he was pursued by DR.. {. alone
when the bear took refuge in tree
a boy coming up with shot gun, fred
at him. Upon being fired at the bear
descended, and as he reached the ground
was seized by DR.. c. and stabbed in the
throat with alarge knife inhis possession,
who being very much excited thought
nothing Of this daring exploit until after
twas over. DR. Conklin, is aone-limbed
man, and has merited especial credit in
his determination to capture the animal.
The bear was seen after he was killed
by nearly two hundred people of the
neighborhood.
A quarter of his bearship was served
up at the Geneva Hotel, on the day of
the Mass Meeting \ picture of DIR.
Conkiin, in the act OF killing the bear
may be seen at the Post Office Genera
LrDreSs.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30
JASON LOTHROP JR.
EDWARD MI. RUDD

- W UDs
NGRAVER-On Wood and every kind of Metal
MAIN ST.....--...-....KE NosHA WIS
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30

p. S.--Whie writing the BUCCANEERS are
firing 100 guns for Pennsylvania and Indiana
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30
A. III. THOMPSON. M. D..

PHI Y S Ola n &c SU r. CT ION
eEFicE-In Baeys brick building Of Main
ket Streets,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30

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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
Moffat's Life Pills.
" =. AND ri =
>F1IGNIX BtTrERs.I -
! Free from all Mineral PoiSons.

THE great popularity which MTfat's
| Lie Pills and Pkenix>Bitters have a.
aided, III consequence Of tie ex;raordi-
nary cures ellec teI<by their use, renders
il unnecessary for the proprietor to enter
in'o particular analysis of the medical
virtues or'proper;ics. Having been more
than twenty years before the public, and
having the united testimony OIL more than
Three MilIionsof persons who have been
restored to III enjoyment Of perfect health
by them. It is beloved that tlieir repula-
ZION as the best vegetable medicine now
before the public, "a limits Of no dispute.
in almost every city and village idp.he
United States. there are naatly who are
ready to testify to their~ efficacy in reno
wing disease; and giving to the whole .sys-
tenn rene wed yisor and health
In cases OF Scroruln, Ulcers, Scutvey
or Eruptions Of the skin, the operation Of
the Life Medicines is truly astounding,
often removing in a few days, every yes
tige of these loa;hsome diseases, by their
purifying effects on the blood. Fever and
Aguc, Dyspepsia, soon yield to their
curative properties. No family should be
without them, asby their timely use much
suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by WrLLiAM b. MoFrAr, NJ,
d., New York, and for sale by
r+ DIR. Il l. H0OFF,
Erins0yl 80. Buffalo. NJ.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

Il For the benefit Of the invalid portion
5sf our community, we extract the follow.
ting.from the Almanac Of DR.. G. NJ. Jack
son, proprietor Of Hoesahds German BIZ,
tets, hoping it may induce trial Of aheln:
=. J.. G--NILES says. = RI f. T.. t.
! SHEFF1ELD, ILL.,, March 10. 1855.
II expect to sellgreat quantities Of your
Bitters. this year Many Of my ctIs.6-
mers speakysry his hiy Of its gool qu:l
tiles, having proved i self mos an er,f.
lent Feeer AMI 1gue- preeematiee. a greet
purifier Of tie Wooi, aul the very be$
thia5 on record to all ii sestion aid crd
ate a good natural appetite. II short,
am sure it is one Of the very best me H.
cines known for family use, beiny safe an !
pleasant for any one to take" +. I
! CT. D44COCKWELE says: i
AkAxosA, iowa, May /, 1854 -" ThE'
Bi;ters give unboundel satisfaction to all
[ that have used them, anal do ana cab
,slways recommend them 10 all that arI
afflicted. They have cured many case |
of Dyspepsia, some of them where hum
'dreds~of dollars have been sPen for renl+
sdies which afforded no relief, and were
considered incurable until they used the
Bitters." See advertisement. t. =, |
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
euFFALo MARKETS
eoRaEcrED WEEKLY.
MARRIED.

|. On the 10th instant, BY the Rev G j.
Woodruff, Mr.. HAMILTON NORRIS,
Of Kanawhas county, and Miss ELLEN c.
daughter Of Col E.lB DoSNAILr,. Of this
place. r. 4 f.
On this, occasion The printers were
kindly remembered. We were the reel:
pients ola bountiful supply Of tie V ed-
ding cake. The happy pair have the
good wishes Of the Star office-imp in
cluded, We hope other IF our frie nds
will "go and do likewise. !" He /
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
BwF ALo. March 90, 1856.
4 ~ ~, ~ ArI-ARLE I .
ii 1as s<-LA\. '-NHe . = A1
y t, u ..E.Fg. PROPERTY FOR. SALE.

.NHE un lersig ncd,> LAYING purchased
L other proper ! in this village, offers at
private sale his present residence, COM
p Using comfortable dwelling house, 80
bv IL fee, with kitchen attached. Also,
nea Title dwelling anding in the yard,
rs fcrt.squa>e, with stone chimney. On
same. lni is a we'll of excellent water, a
smoke house, grancry, stables, &c.
Also, another lot, adjoining tie above,
on which there is sung frame building,
IS feet square, one story and a half high,
occupied at present as an office, and with
little expense could be converted into a
dwelling, for small family. On the
premises there are some fine thrifty fruit
trees, shrubbery, &c.
The two lots contain about acres of
prime land. All Of this property will be
soll>on the most ac1ommol ating terms,
aud possession given Immediately. -
SYptNHAM HEREFORD
RED HorsE Shoals, March 26, 1856.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

IN attributiny such valqab,e Medical
properties TO this remedy, 20 rash b or ufr-
war'ran'able assertion is hnade, but is
simply ated fact; proven incidentally
and conclu sively by the extra5r!i ina !
cures, and benefits derived from its use,
under the direction of its illustrious orig
irafor, Dr.. Hoofand, among all classes
0f~Eu"pran socicsy and from the i'm
mensc m%ss Of testimony, from all paris
Of the Amrriean continent, accum ulatel
during the last tcsr>y years. ii the hands Of
the pyrsen proprietor" The prevalence
IF diseases . which the German Bi.ters
are .adapteI il is with SORROW we $ay i, is
almost univ G: sal, indeed there is Scarcely
family throu dout the whole ex;ent Of
our coun + ! il which there cahnot be
fouhl among its members that peculiar
soHQ~on? IaaqHii opfeqra4 e l enY,iny
a diseased Liver, or an emacia3ed and
suffering Dy$pcp:ir. A.. T..
7 Ell of WHAT immense itnpo2 hnce. 20
tiit class OF i;vali Is, t,at Il c4rl lin an l.
rclinbl REMEDY SHOULD be placed within
their reach one in wl,ic.. no bal4elul or
Injurious drug enters in; > lis cImposi
ton; a rtmq iy on which Tie pull IN >caN
rely with tie Il mos conf tente snI| GER
,anty anl pc assured from acthal and
>taagib!r p@opfs, thas tie riicle lie IS using
really pnascBscs the viriucs 5. attributed %
il. Such a remedy, is "Mefan3S Ter
man BiHers.? Thousands Of dollars
have bceu Expended in IFS manufacture
and diffusion throughout all parts Of this
continent, and TIE proprietor f9cls the
creates: satisfaction in stating, that there
is no state, county or even yjilagf where
the Medicine has been introduced. tia
there cannot be found nu mbers, willing
to@tes,ify to its virtues. + I / ~
III is used constantly in the pfadtice of
large mum Der of the most prominent
Physicians ii the country, who. have also
added tneir written testimony, IN eTi-
dence of its great virtues. In copffusion
then, we would respectfully ask of alt
hose afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases to give the Biters>a trial, and res
assn red it will never be regretted. In
proof of the statements above made, all
are invited to read attentively, the Alma
nae Or Practical Receipt B3ok,' fbr Far
tmers<and Families, containing a great
,pnmber Of useful receipts, in addition to
the testimony +, in favor Of the Bi:ters,
from the most prominent and well known
inlifiduals, in all parts OF the uaion.--
All Agents for the Bitters are authorized
to distribute the Almanac gtatuitohsly.
Principal office and Mafruiactory, 90
ArrR(S.., Philadelphia. Pa. l.5
For sale Who'll sale by Druggists in all
the principal cities. and at retail byapoth.
ecaries and stoatkeepers inevery TOWN in
tie Emitted States and Canada, and by
DIR. Z. L. HoOFF, Buffalo, and COR
NER d HENSON, Hurricane Bridge
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

We are authorized to announce BEN
IAAIN p. NORRIS a candidate, for
the Office Of Sheriff, in Putnanis.county,
at the ensuing spring election. T. y
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
Cincinnati Market.
CiYrlNsAri, April M.

: Flour frmer., Sale Of 80 bbls. ezra
at So 10. Provisions improving; sales
e. hhls bacon shoulders. az 81 70, 7c.---
Packed mess pork sl4 rs. Sugar 81
70 81. Molasses 4le. + Il
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
Wells Improves Patent Churns.

:. INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
Wells Improved Patent Churns.
Butter Can b. Produced in Five Minutes.
THE opera ion Of this improved Churn
L / is as Gllows: The dasher is moved
vertically bya.lrvrr, and Is at each up
wartl stroke lifted above NE surface Of e
crea m, It's descent tascs a rush Of
cream through a channel, which current,
taking the direc ion Of Tile sides Of the
channel. forms a CONTINUE us hollow col
umIl Of cream, running upward toward a
shaft, wi ere it meets and encloses. the
body of air which has bee n drawn down
blythe disc portion Of the dasher. This
air, in bursting through ills enclosure as
the dashcr continues lis descent, scatters
the cream in foam towards the inner
surface Of the body Of The Churn, eau
sing il TO enclose the column of air drawn
down by the ANGULAR portion of the dash
er. This column in i:s> turn breaks
through the cream, and aiding to tie az
itation already produced, Scatlcrs it up
ward in Il mass of foam This action of
tthc atmosphere is repea ed at each down
stroke ofthe dashcr, producing tie spec
Reconsideration Of the cream to butter
The Superior atmospheric action of this
Chutn is due to the formation, in the
daS!.e ola pasSage, whereby .continu-
Gus column Of cream is thrown up for en-
closing the air. The effect of the down
s:roEr being altogether different from thai
Of any other perforated dasAer.
Tile :un !trsigncd having bought. tie
pateut-right fol' these CIsurns for the
counties Of Putnam and Mason. is pre-.
Parel to~furnished the public wi h them.
Thcyare made of white oak wood, with
iron hoops, in II finished AID substan i'll
manner, and viii be s,ll at reason4hlr
p;iecs, The Churns may b" s"crra. Bu[.
falo, Putnam county. n. WILSON. >
February 81, 1886, n47yl. IT,.
l. VILLAGEOI"CLEEDL NiN.
T'nb'ic :;ac Of Town Lots in the Village
OF Cle"dcnin, I.eccntly Located and
SUFFERED, al the Mouth Of Sandy and
EkN4iivcrs, Fanawha County, Va.
.TilE subscriber will. on SATURDAY,
l. Tile 81 day Of May. 1856, sell at
Publ: Auc ion, 1l3 LOTS in tie newly
laid but &villaye Of Clrnde min, q miles
above Charleston, on Elk +i{cr. The a1-
yanagcs for trade and manu- 'acsures pos
s"ssel by this location for a town. are 50
obviaIrs 10 any one, aviny the slightest
knowledge of thc country, that it is deem
ed needless here 10 set them forth. Fur
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
AUGUSTUS GU: nSs 4. HAN1Y

We are authorized to announce the
name Of THEODORE +. MOORE, Esq,
s;the Democratic nominee, for the office
Of Prosecuting Attorney. Of this county,
m the ensuing spring elections. tIt \ !
We are authorized to announce f., P.
TURNER a. the Democratic nominee for
The Office Of Commonwealth "A lorney,
in the county Of Jackson, at the next
Spring election, {lz ~ Il N
AEssRs. EDIroRs - You will please
announce me as q candidate for Common
wealth Attorney Of Putnam County, at the
ensuing spring election. + I;
!, t. Respectfully yours. DE, lit.
E r 81 JAMES w. HOGE. I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
BUFFALO I ACADEMY;
Y Bairalo, Putnam County, VA, I
D. LAUGHLIN, A, NJ, PRINCIPAL

- c"FFTVFT,'V : 81
D. LAUGHLIN, A.. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
81 ~ 7. - III 'Et
THE next session Of Buffalo Academy
Iwill commence on Monday, the slst 81
April. This Institution comprises both
a male and female department. II Il RI
The course Of .instruetIonis extensive.
No efforts win be spared to make tile IL
stitution In all respects worthy Of patro,
mage. ...e IA -, +
Board, incluiing wasIiitg fuel a1d
lights, may b. ob:aiuei from Sa 70 s2'5o
For particulars. Or circulars. address
he Principal. Es 4r /
n51vl If a. "A ta,s [
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
!. ANNOUNCEMENT.

MEssRs. ED1roRs: - Please announce
the name of WILLIAM GRASS as thq
noniHee Of the Democratic Party of Put
nam county, for the office Of, Sheriff, at
the ensuing spring elections: -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23


Grocery and Hardware Department.
Ia III =, dtpar m mt W.T. e. p a very larre
stock If TO rrie}, sdrh 'sN. O. sugar. I'd fIre
@e mda> es crushed pu ve izHd nlloaf su,
gar PEPPER spec g'nser, indigo lar ana lin
seed o !, VIII II lend, I baccn, canlIrs, s,ap
sup. rar%. soda ce. TX. logwrod, cotton. Aarn,
eOpn ras, alum, 8alerhius. powter lead, shot,
md ag'eat nRny OF er r ic es usually kept
ln a grocery, st"f4, top nl,mrtous 10 mentitu.
AlFo larsn STOCK Of C II. 'ag and har,lw re,
o",'ting e maptlr an hemp =. rl Pe zion
fto inc cs: ron $ Z l,nai's castings ont.
lerv, # all kindsI bu i ng nr e!iale, mechan. .
ics op"r~' AND frm'I I OILS mill whip
cross ut n. OF Eer avs, orthe le.>. Fngir>I
a 40 cfran manu- ac"'irr, 10 which We par
'''r"Ia Il invite I be- ten len Of arm; r.. me-
Ghamcr anu "miie men,. As glca- Gaze as
brep . Ve' m IN" sci c. ono IL csc arii. lee
We Hank YOU w"l'l 90 we'll TO call aud eS.
anime our stock befor~ p'rcl a ing rI>ewf ere
'reHng assured THAT II Will be to your uGran
age t. do so. T.
Part cHlar a"ehtion riyen to any orders u.e
NAV he avurcd VI ID. .-. ~ r.
>Orr ock ems sts. in part Of -. r
|, 81" h., aud rdSsim. ris grtat variety,
Flannels. "( *r variety, I
, Fancy oGred <nlinets, b s
Ladies he goods, "
Isl K rorAS. ~.
Witt. ~ dS, !.
GlOyts ant hosiery, -.
shaw's 'arle !, &c, "
Oil 10 lis. Y .&ls
Boots and shoes. MI =
Mems AM boysi hats, y
Goth dress q tdftroc 'oa'S, h..
ASsolt dsa X, comp ling sacks, half sacks
n d IeI WckttS, |s< ..
4. II
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
w. E. !. Il. GoSHoRlg, i
Wholesale apd Retail Leaiers il !.
Dry Goods, Groceries,
READY.MADE CLOTHING.

Z q r. -
Glassware, Queens&art, Hardware and
! IA" - Mcchnnics' Tools, I.:E TT
FRONT STREET. CHARLESTON, VA. A
tITAvING removed, our Hardware and Go
j 4 Gerry ttIte.intn the room formerly orcn
ped lay Messrs 5Bropts, Brigham 6 Co. aud
adjoining our ~ Ganas Sii re. We beg leave
10 saYtnq tue business FIRMS If " Il J, CiHs
born an j. g. y Geshorn. will h,rra III r he
"On luete' unfet the Et,le and finn Of w IF.
Il i. II. G shorn. at the old sand If WI oil.
Gos!Mn, WieH they are now receiy M anil
pen n dt ecti ffCm the ctptS Df New Ypfk
Philadelphia ahi Rill NOR, The lartesi ana
N. ST dula'.lc Stpck Of Fail aud Winter Gods
ever br,Ir h ID This market; amongst whirb
viii he found eyer, variety of lad es ard zen.
,Iemeu's Gne dress soode, ladies' cIoaks AVID
fa'naS. bootS and Shoes. hats and cops silk
an >t'aw lr nnrt-, (of t { latest >tyie china
gas aud queenkware OF the la'est desc riptionn.
PAPER iangncs, W ndow staleS, rarlor AM!
a lamrs "f Shrou> sizes, 10 IS an station.
srv, ard saddery. Also. a large and vel
ssir, ted to"k Of ch' az and fashionable ready
made clio hing, Ia large porti"m Of which Ne
had mndr TO ordtr9 whrh consis's Of erety
d-sr.tptt' Of coats, pants. vests, drawers.
hirkoiy hecked anil VIII te lin bosom birts.
Sal col arsan tlw otn m ders hirt and draw
rrS, all Of whi"h VIII he SOD ut unusually
lew PtIc's tor cash Or on credit" punctuaI
Gus Gnirrs. / l. =:
The laGies are pn rticnlarly nvi'ed 10 cali
andexamin' o',r,t' ok of d,ess aud FAM v goods
c''th tl'aks talhrs, &C., which, have cen So
Ieeted W tn gre. care, expressly Tor tn mar
ket, from the est LoHses in New York nd
Philadelphia, We believe ca not be su-pas
sed fequall@d, in beauty. style and cbeab
ness by any house in the place ,: ~ -
all ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

We are authorized to announce LO-
RENO DOW NORvELL as a candi-
date for Commissioner of the Revenue
ii the Lower Distrietof Mason county,
at the Spring election. ,iI...I
We are authorized to announce the
name Of WILLIAM MARTIN as q can.
'didate for Commissioner of lhe Revenue,
iq the county ofPutnam, a: the Spring
election Y'.s.e 4 !. II h.
MEss,.s. Eplrors You " win please
announce me rs q candidate for Commits
sloner Of Revenue, in the county of Put
nam, a. the ensuing election. 1 j
k Yours. DC, ..l :. +
- AUGUSTUS. A. HANLI.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
sETzER. BEALE x CO..
Are offering y Their III. nds and sAs .publies !
s laffe stock Of ssl
Dry g DDS, Groo exieS,
HARDWARE, Is. 49, II
Q1senswars,
Boots, Shoes,

Hats and Caps
And lave just receixei BY steamers. Mslaasra
We sell all .25B GEMS Per gallon; Sugar 1T e4
ceass per p@u nd, fer cash aud Ill other goods
i YER law prices S
AT nas ~ country produce taken in. On
thsnge for goods.
III sErszFR, BEALE 4 90.
II Point Pleasanl'', ian. ~, n4yl.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
CINCINNATI AND kAs<Awr,A
REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET,
J 9 ne ID ] Franklin,
w. 0. Ro<EBEnRr, c commander;
l. ~ Il II, RIcp. Clerk. ''H4.

Leaves Cincinnasi every Tuesday. return
ing, leaves Kanawla every Saturday,,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
EFHRAIM WELLS, Esq.
j f. H. RAIDER, /
i. DAVID WOODRUFF, +
A. 6: IINGRAN.+,
All nf Innk nn rnuntv.

4 TERMS.-F.r single service; So by
the season, S. ID insure " iii foal, So,
payable as soon as the mare is known
to be with foal All posi- le care VIII
be taken with mares, and the horse Will
be gr'oomed by a careful ke eper; but pio
Tor Incidents will be- incur
red. Parting wild a mare. OF falIIns,to
attend regularly /! the stand foffei,s ti.e
Insurance. Il. II. TliQMSSQN.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

We are authorized TO announce ] JAMES
., HENSON as the Democratic nominee
ior the Office OF Constable, in the Fourth
Distrist Of Putnam county, - the Spring
election. fsA s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23


nRY GOODS. 81 Flannsls. white. green.
fBr,sn eotons. 'tltsehsd dos \. ~.
sheetng; He
Bleachea sheetings and shirtlnes;k
Irish.linsn Of oil qualities; Istf,
DflIinss, b.eached ana brown, cotton and
hnen \,
'T6bie cloths, Id great variety; III.
Cambria, white 4 Cd all colols; Etss7.E
lackonett, all pfiees; I.H1
Diapers, inen anil cotton. towel and table,
y Canton flannel. hleached aud bro viii, 5E
Gsnshams, Of ali eo!ors and qmalisies; N I
!. Pffa,s, hoyle, i-4-Doyles. Tall river, Mti..
M.urn y, and other pint, !. any priees
I,aess Of faH qualities;
Ftg,ngs and insettinss. Swiss, iackone,t
~ iisss sS ssi,y,as ,nsa chain.
cord ) A. Ntess EI1X
blankets rose, cradle and saddle; sp jsE
Umbrellas and sh,les. etc, etc.
It'll 8ETSZER, BEALE 4 co.
ri. Pleasant Jan. "a, ,55.