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CORNER BROAD AND aAREET srREETs,
Nashville, Tam.
w ILL give prompt attention 70 receiving stoF pur
w chasing, selling shipping Cotton, Tobacco Wheat,
Cnrn Flour aud Bacon and viii also devote especial attain
tioH receiving sOr ng and forwarding merchandise Of
every description
Our facilities in point Of room Bvenienes eqaal
10 any In the ety. lySfu
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SLNnRIER

WE always have fun supply Of Fancy Articles usually
w kept our line, consisting Of Liquor Fasks Waking
Canes Cigar Cases. Snun Boxes Cigar Lighters Wax Matches
and splendid assortment Of eTchainn Powhattan En-
ame Glazed and other Pipes with large variety other
Goods. LYONS A co 10 Cedar street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-28

B Owing to Unforeseen circumstances, l
sm compelled to withdraw my appointments
for the Mountain District, announced a few
days since. WILL G. BRIEN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-28
CHAMPAIGN WINE.
RITZ Frs.
Smoking and Chewing TobaccO's.
I'D ARRIVE

n
On 0OO Genuine, just received and imported ex.
pressly for this market, by
Ul9 LYONS Co, 10 Cedar street
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Mr. FILLMORE IN RHODE IsLAND.-An en-
thusiastic Fillmore meeting was recently held
hold a State Convention in Newport, on the
I'd of September for the purpose of nominating
a Fillmore electoral ticket in the State of
Rhode Island
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

sAaonntry tentleihsn, says 1 Boston
f,sper came INTO the city on the Sat
M before New Years @ make
purchases for the occasion, and avail
shim,elfofhis visit, be went p the
theater in. the afternoon to see the
Ismpest. On his way to the depot,
to SUIT Tor home, be thought that q
pair ofbootsfbS Master Tommy would
be acceptable, ands he consequently
made the purchase; but the delay was
the cause ofhis losing the last train
ofcars out, and he was Obliged 70 re-
n,airl Ia town over Sunday. Wish
inc to hear Rev. Dr.. Lathrep, ne
started out, notwithstanding thesnow-
storm, but found on arriving ct the
churs b that the fire on the premises
the previous evening prevented divine
services. He padded back to his ho-
tel. read the Gazette, and took an ear
" start on monday. The snow how
ever, was too heavy to admit OF much
progress, and afters3 variety "a niis-
.haps and delays the engine ran into
q snow-bank and stuck fast. The
passengers were all in Q terrible state
of uneasiness with the exception OF
our friend, who quietly read his pa
per and said nothing. This GOODNESS
provoked one passenger, who at last
broke out
Yaus don't seem to mind this de-
tentioil and annoyance. 81
speaking TO me, siri" said he,
locking up from his paper.
Yes, sir. was the reply.
s.What's the use Of minding it,
can't Be helped. Ioughtfoha been
home last Saturday, and should have
been-but / stopped to buy q pair OF
boots / am duncel sorry now
that / didn't get them o size larger,
for Tommy viii be big boy before ]
get home at this rate"
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PHoNoGR

Had Photography been known forty yean
ago, itwould have So we'd me 90 years Of hard
labor.-IIion Thomas H. Benton.
Some Of our students not vel 20years Of age
are making more money by Photography, than
the Principal Of the H Ugh School, after having
given himself for MOTE than twenty years d
bis profession. John s. Hart Principal OF
the High Scheol, Philadelphia.
This beautif1l system Of short hand taught
through the mail, by VIZ. II ms, Phonograph-
10 teacher Providence, Rhode Island. Terms
fora copfse Of twelve LESSONS, including full
explanatory corrections to sii exercises, s5.
Any newspaper, periodical, &c, living
this advertisement two insertions, including
this notice, and foswardings copy as above,
will receive the lessons.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
, RELnBoLb's HIGHLY CONCENTRATES
COMPOUND q IND EeTRAcr RllcL,

+ HELnBoLb's HIGHLY coScENTRArED y
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For diseases Of the bladder and kidneys, Sc
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I may have originated, and no matter Of how
i long standing. #S 80. 80.
\. Ii You have contracted the terrible disease
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The Fluid Extract Buchu has beeu PRO.
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q Constitutional Debility. brought on BY self
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timely graves thus blasting the brilliant hopes
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HELnBoLD's HIGHLY coxcEsTRArED
Compound Fluid Extract SarsaparilIs

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the throat and legs, pains and sw ellinss Of
the bones, tette5 ipimplss on the face, and
all scsly eruptions Of the skin. -
. This article IS now prescribed BY; some OF
the most distinguished 2hysicians in the coun-
ny. and has proved more efficient iu practice
than any preparation Of safsaparilla yet offer
ed to the pubic. Several csses OF secondary
syhilis, mercureal and scrofo lous diseases have
entirely recovered in the incurable wards or
our public Institutions which had foi ms6y
years reslsted every mode Of treatment that
king examples or the ealutafy e6ectI Of this
medicinein arresting some OF the most invet.
crate diseases, after the giand6 were de.
stroyed, and the bones already Z fected.
NoTicE .--Lettes from reSponslble physi.
clans and professors Of sexeral Medical Cot
leges, and eertifcate tea ~ cures from patients
viii be found accompanying both prepare
Pl,crs. Fluid Extract Of Buchu, .st per
bottle. or 9 bottles for S.. Fluid Extract Sar-
Bapsrilla, > per bottle, or 6 bottles for 50;
equal IN strength 70 one gallon uf syrup Of
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Prepsfed and sold BY n. r. HxrnSoIp,
Chemist. 26s Chestnut-street, near the 6ifard
HouSe. Philadeiphia.
10 be had or DR.. B. u HOOP, Druerist.
and MCCOY 4 JONES, Buffalo, Va, and Of
DraEgiss and Dssiefs every where, Il
All lettefs directed to he Psuprietur cr
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800. !. sl..<f 4 "a /. Nsr York. ssntinus
u re.nubli,h he following British psriodisais,
VI. 1. London Quarterly Conservative y.
The Edinbuseh Review Wlie.l 3. tbs
Nnrfh British Review [Free ChuTeh. z.
sihe Wesimsnstef Review Liberal. y ?:
.Risctwoodss Ediabulgh Maaa&ine.s Tone
The urest II critical state Of Kufopeaa af
lfs;rs win render thvse publications unusually
.ipterestinf dasihg The Forthcoming year. They
viii occupy middle ground between the has
lt;lv written flews items, eruds speculations
md .fjying rumors Of the daily Journal, and
ne pond srous Toms Of the future historian,
written after the living interest and excite.
uent 81 the great political events Of the time
shall have pissed away, Its these PERIOD
Gals that the geader must look TO fort only
really intelligible and readable history Of cur:
rent events, and % such. ~ addition 70 theiI
we'll -established literary, scientific. and theo-
logical charsetes. we urge them upon the con-
alteration ofthe reading public, s-
Z ARA ngrinents are now permanently made
for the receipt Of early sheets from the Bfiiish
Publishers, BY which We are emo bled to pls @
.allour ie.printsin the hands q subscfibers,
about assoon as they can ke furnished with
very large outlay on our pan, We shall contin-
ne 10 furnish the periodic ais at the same low
rates as heictofore, viz;
Por any one OF the four Reviews, $500
For any two Of the four reviews, 5,0(
For any three Of the four resiews, 7,0(
For oil four OF the Reviews, 500
For Blackwood's Magazine. 800
For BlsckWood and three Reviews, 0.0i
For Blackwocd and four Reviews, i0,Ol
Payments 10 be made in all cases in isdva nee
I Monrv ctfrant in he 81 ate n here iaaued vii
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

isPap ! planted some potatoes IN our
garden, said one Of the smart youths
Of this generation to his father, sanj.
what do yoh think came upl'
hy potatoes, Of course. -
No II eel There came up Z drove
ofhQEa and EFT them al.
1|l WWNAtr.<
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13
LAW AND JUSTICE.

TT I.tFIsHER and J. w. ENGLISH hay-
IL. ing entered into partnership, for the
purpose Of practicing Law in the Counties Of
Mason and Putnam. will regu lasiy attend lhe
Circuit, Quarterly and Monthly Counts Of
those two counties, and will pay every atten-
ton TO business entrusted to their care.
One OF the other Of the frn will always be
found 1T IN irofiice, in Point Pleasant, md
one Of the other will regularly Be ut the Put
nam County Courts.
Pt. Pleasant, Dec. i2, n31yt.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13
4 IirgInian Adventure.

The following sketch ola relnarka-
BE man has not before appeared in
print, we take from advanced sheets
of .The Men and Times ofthe Reyo-
LUTON" a volume now in press. The
writer says:
..During my residence at Nantes,
in ISL, Ibecame intimately acquain-
ted with one Of the most remarkable
characters Of the age. Louis Little
page was the reputed illegitimate son
of q gentleman of Virginia. he ar
rived at Nantes in the winter Of 1910
80 onfhis way to Ma1rid, under the
peculiar patronage of Mr.. Jay, our
stern and able ambassador at the
Court Of Spain. lie was then mer-
nv youth Of fine manly figure, with
a dark penetrating black eye, and q
physiognomy peculiar and striking.
AT that early period he was esteemed
prodigy Of genius and requirements.
When / again heard from him heghad
separated from Mr.. Jay . family, and
entered as a volunteer aid to the Due
de Ciellon, at the siege Of Minorca.
AT the attack on Gibralter he was on
board of one of the floating batteries,
and was blown up, but saved. Young
Littlepage participated in conspic-
uous manner in the neutrality-suspicious.
of that memorable seige.
While at Gibraltar l held q familiar
correspondence with him. After this
catastrophe in the floating battery, he
contrived to obtain situation on
board of the Spanish admiral's ship,
and in one of the engagements occu-
pied himself upon the quarter deck,
during the battle, in sketching the
various positions Of both fleets. On
the return Of the Spanish fleet to Ca
diz, be was sent with an officer to
Madrid, bearing the dispatches.
He exhibited to the minister an In
genious and scientific view Of the
battle. and was received with great
applause and distinction at the Court
Of Madrid.
In the April following, the close Of
the war, I dined with him at DIR.
Franklin's in Passy, to whom he
stated the above fact, and exhibited
the sketch. At Paris and Versailles
he moved in the first circles and at
tracted marked attention.
In the following June he made q
visit to my bachelors hall, in Berk.
ley's square, London. / never saw
him again. He subsequently made
the tour Of Europe. lie established
himself at Warsaw, became, in effect,
Prime Minister; went to ST. Peters
burg as ambassador from Poland,
acquitted himself with distinguished
ability, and became one of the favor
ties Of the Empress Catharine. AT.
ter the dismembernient Of Poland,
Littlepage returned to America, and
died In Frederic bure. Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

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AZ; mi witch thsy
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III 49, s. ,s-.,,i.y contr;bnt;ora ,.h;ch
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hIL--Linieed and Lard on, just received,
sETszER. BEaLE 800. i
Pt. PleasaAt, Jan. "a. ass. sff

m ENTLENEN,s WEAR.--Blue, black.
NJ brown, claret gfeens blue black, and
inyisihle green cloths. "a W.
Hack doe skin; mixed andafancy cassi-
meEe13 $780, rs ~ tsS
yes!inss, satin and feuIed silks.. seoloIed
and white sHs. IN ~ 4 1 ~
Ready-made coats, pants and VESTS
Cravatss stocks gloves. Ruspendcrs ard hose
Silk and eambEie pocket handkeTchiefs,
shifs an1 shirt cqlIsrss esc.. etc.
RI flssssat, yal. =. 'S5.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

i During the search instituted bythe
Editor Of the Newark Times for fe-
male compositorsr It is reported
that the following short dialogue took
place; s.s5s.ss 7. s1rE
Mister g God morning, Mr.. Hem
peck, hayeye any daughters that
would lnakegood type settersln Hem
peck-ssNo, but I've got . wife that
would make q first-rate devil. y
Devil is the name given to the Young
est apprentice in printing office.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13
on G. n sTERNENAAlN
DENTAL SUR G EON, !!

Being confident from bis experience in the
practice Of the profession. that he can do q
good work any other Dentist, offers bis
services to the people Of the Kanawha valley.
He will insert teeth on pivot, or plate; on gold
or silver; plain teeth, gum teeth, block teeth,
and continuous gum. (he being the only per
son III this region Of country in possession Gol
the right for making continuous gums.) Also 6ll
teeth over exposed nerves. with gold OF TIM
and he will also pay special attention 70 the
diseases Of tile mouth. ia. N
His price for insertion of artificial teeth,
from % 70 a; filing teeth, from Soc 70 81.
Extracting, where to be replaced By new ones
nothing.
He Is perma neatly located Of GALLlPOIIS
Ohio. Any person calling 1t his Office can
always End him unless Professionally absent,
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Prospectppf the
NEW YORK UTCHMAN,

All pestmssters arc thorized to act Us
agents commission glnteed TO be more lib
.eral than given by otheublications, and spe-
cimen copies sent frct any parties. Agents
wanted in all sectionf the country. IL
IN f. Price off1 Dutchman.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

Why is . young Lady,s thimble,
like the young Lady herselfl
( Becansesitis often missed. (dIss-I
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d. s.FoRD,> ~

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer ana Produce Dealer,
Cor. 7Airdand csur streets. GGllipolis. Ohio.
Would inform the citizens OF the Kanawha
valley that he has on hand large assortment
of Groceries, Hardware, Queensware and
Notions generally. which i'll be sold low, by
vial h. Id d. ). FORD.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13
". STANFORD. /
SURGEON DENTIST,

Begs leave 70 ID form his friends and the pub.
lie generally thst he still continues the Eprac-
tie Of Dentistry, at mis- old stand, in West
Columbia, Va, where he Is prepared TO per
form all operations pertaining 10 his profes-
sion with neatness and dispatch. ~ "
A general assortment Of Drugs and Medi-
eines constantly ON hand, and for sale. he,
4 West Columbia, Jan. I, fS56.nlyl a