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ssEnouoH Sam. IA gentleman
sncs,wrots to . lady whom he offend
ca By his dilatoriness, and who for .
long time he'd refused tospeakto him.
His letter was earnest in sapplications
Sor forgiveness. L concluded with
.--ssO One word from your lips win make
No happy. When and where will
you speak itl' Her answer WAS
i.Nexf Wednesday, Ct the alter 10
which he cent the following reply
81 will be therel"
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Wm. N. HENDERSON, D. c.

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
for the county Of Wyoming in the month
Of February, 1885. iii .e3
Anderson Pack, Complainant. against
Ephraim Meadows. Elizabeth Workman.
Benjamin Workman, Madison Workman,
Raymond, 8. Workman, Polly Workman,
who intermarried with Franklin Size
more, Jane. who intermarried with Ed
ward Sizemors, Floyd Workman, Wash
ington Workman, Robert Workman,
Charles Workman and John Workman.
Defendants.
In Chancery, lpoa Original and SapPle-
T. XII. mental BILLS.
The object Of this suit 10 TO obtain the
legal title 70 . tract Of land mentioned in
the Complainants bills, aud to subject the
same to the payment Of . sum Of money
due from defendant EPhraim Meadows TO
said complainant, and il appearing, from
satisfactory evidence, that Ephraim
Meadows and Robert Workman are nom
residents Of the Commonwealth Of Vir.
GINA, it is ordered thai they. do appear
here within one month after the due pub
LEGATION hereof. and do what Is necessary
to protect their interests in the premises;
and thai copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in
this Commonwealth, FOR four weeks sue
cessiyely, and posted d the front door Of
Wyoming court house On the FIRST day Of
- - IL
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-19

If ANDREW PARKS. o. Kanawha county
and JAMES w. H0GR, Of PGtpsms e0uaty.
having entered iHte pertneraAip. ssAtioFneyA
and Connselors At Law. undes The styls of
n ARKS a. HOGE, fOf the couniies Of Masoa
and Putnam; viii attend 8llthe county, qual.
,esiy and circuit couFtSia those couaties, md
will attend pecrnptly no ell business which
nasy Be entrusted % them. spreTtsipiag =
their profession. PARKS q HOG J. y
iamf las6 ~ s q az - 81 - MA FL Il
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-19

POMEROY ACADEMY.
TlHE SPRING TERN Of this Institu.
i ton win commence % WEDNESDAY
February IS, 1856.
a, A. KHxH, Principal. 4isf,
Nrs.sA O. D. Ksin, Assistant, and
Teacher Of Music and Drawing.
---T Teacher Of German GYM.
sastics. 'ss atessh i
Tvrro..-ss. $3.50. and ss per quar-.
tsr, according 70 studies pursued.
Piano instructiCuss % per quarter d
~ lessons. ass
Drawing. % PER quarter Of % lessons.
The Academy has d extensived Phil.
esophical und Chemical Apparatus, and
Hall Or GsmnAstic sxercisss.
Thoss vis6ing 10 board thsmsslves.
can ebt6ia rooms u 81 Pfincipd frss Il
charge. - ! = .sa
ss''a'' !; / Z, 81; ss;; ~ 4 &, s;s;;:;
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-19

UIRGiNfA.-A rules bsld n IN
y clsrkss ollcs sf ths Circuit Court fof
Wypninc eepsty in 10 EsntA 4 ksbs
ruary, 4o66. IN y ~ Fl ! IS III at&H
o. d. C.psrtop' I, a aministsatsrs. con-
plainants. sgsinst EphFsin AeadoWs.
Elissbsth Workman. Benjamin Work
man, Matison Workman, Raymond Z.
workman, Polly Wcrknsn, who mixer
married with Franklin Sizemors. Jane
who internuarried with Edward 6isemore,
Floyd workman, Washington Workman.
Robert Workman, Charles w orkman, and
John workman. DESCENDANTS. N
In Chasesyy, upon Osiginal anA supple
f &s mental Nails.
The object Of this suit j. 70 obtain the
legal title 70 tact Of land mentioned IN
complainant's bills and 70 subject The
same 70 the payment of . sum Of money.
due from defendant Ephraim Neadows 70
said complainaats. and i appearing from
satisfactory evidence that Ephraim Mead :
ows and Robert Workman. are non-resi-
dents Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia. il
10 ordered that they doappear here within
ons month, aftsr due publication hereof.
and do what i necessary TO protect their
interests in the premises ~ and that Z
copy Of this order be ISorthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in this Con.
monwealth for four weeks successively.
and posted Of the front door Of Wyoming
court house. Oh the frst day Of he nsx'
county court. M
Tests, f't 6
LEROY B. CHAMBERS. c.
4 copy tssts,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-19

3 3 = W. d AlsbSm1 that The preach.
esMssaccustomed to distinguish the
Iand II epistle. Of John b. saying,
John with one eye and John with two
On Twas 3 long time before the
people got the hsng Of II but when
they did, thed distinction answered very
vel. Ii. '.''' !. g. n
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-19

a Gipsy woman promised TO show
tuo young ladies their husbands faces
ID . pail Of water They looked and
exclaimed: \
why, NJ only zee ostr faces"
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-19

A woman got divorced from her
husband because he had a bald head
Tho wore . wig when she married
him, and did not know he was bald.
-Esck0n4e.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-19

.'fIfa father in Turkey refuses his
dauehtef TO . loses, and the lover
kills himself in consequence, the
tsthssis liable to the charge Of mur-
der.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-19

= The latost and most conyinient
sunEbox invented, ID in the shape Of
1pistol; and, By means Of . small
spring, the snuffis fred up the nose.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-19

There 10 b lady in Boston who il 80
habituslly sleepy that her curiosity
eopnOt be awakened. q
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-19
Jordan +. Floyd and
Paterson +. Dem }
~ ton, merchants and
trading under the
firm and style Of
Floyd Il Denton.
In Chancery.

1t appearing BY affidavit fled that The
defendant Jondan T. Floyd 10 . non-resi-
dent of the Commonwealth Of Virginia,
and the object Of this suit being to pro-
cure the sale Of one moiety of csrtain
tract Of land, conveyed by the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Kanawha county. to the
defendant Jordan T. Floyd. to satisfy the
judgment lein Of the complainant, it 10 or
dered thai the said defendant do appear
here within one month after due pubiica-
ton Of this order and do what 10 neces-
sary to protect his interest in the premises.
Teste. ]. E. STOLLING, Cpk. l.
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w. STANFORD. A
SURGEON DENTIHTl

Begs leave To 10 form his friends and the pub
lie generally that he still continues the 1rss-
tie Of pentistry. at mis- old stand. In West
Columbia. Vs., whess be u prepared 10 psF-
form oil operstionS pertaining 10 his pTofes-
sion with neatness and dispatch.
A general assortment Of Drugs and Ned.
ciRss constantly on hsnd, and for sale. II
West Columbia, Jan. /, 1854. nlyi Il
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e. !. ~. - r,onsr coscsNrsAfsp
- - 1'o tl.lIro E<<TNAo5 Docs1u
Por diseases 81. The bladder spa klensy 3 : a
csst dvesses, stSictutIs; Eeas .a ~ 49,
- ~. - femaIe, from whatever eeuse ipey
nav have originated. and No nasiss q ho~
iS. yaa hsss Contacted The tsrfible disease
xh;,.h. when once seated in the system ~ .nn
snrrlv ID lown 9t0m 0tc genefationio Z n 9.ls
m he constitutions and eapping
~. 800 40 6uids or life, do not tfnst y0uf-
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800, Az II . city like this, and hlt the Pc
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Tn ! ne Fluid Extract Bachu bss been re. =.
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- /, : sction. and yet % Thorough that q M
nihilstes every ralticle Of the rank ana pol
sonOus virus oiihls dieadful slisease; and M
IKE other remedies, does not az Up ne ~
81 s:onss;tutionsi Debility, brought On ~ selfr
shnse. 4 most ierr,ble disease, whtch 30
NO., ~ iho,,sa pds OF the human race 70 nm
timely Rrsses, thus blasting the brilliant hopes
az a rents. i'd bliehting IL the bud the elof
Y;ous ambition Of many 4 nsble youth, can
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the throat ana lees. pains me sM 81 z,
the bones, let!ef' plmplss ~ Ins 49, -
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This article now plssciiDes ~ ,sons -
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WI. n. HENDERSON. D. c..

VIRGINIA ss AT Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Boone In the month Of February. 1855.
Andrew D. johnson, Complaint,
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No. io2 chestnus 81 Philadelphia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-14
Relative Taxation In Europe ana
America.

II mny be we'll for US who are occasionally
revolving nj what we consider the imposition Of
severe taxes in this country. to glance Mt those
levied and submitted 10 under tho British and
foreign governments. The statistics Of this sub
ieci are full Of interest aud we will cndeavor To
furnish them more AT length hereafter. At pres
ent we will only refer 10 few items of the ex
penses Of the British Government in order that
we may compare them with similar ones under
our own.
The annual direct cost Of maintaining the Roy
al Family. and the royal Pensioners connected
herewith, is nearly eight hundred thousand
pounds, or four millions of dollars Prince Al
bert alone receives direct annuity of thirty eight
thousand pounds for doing absolutely nothing.
Tho eoachmen Positions aud fooimep OF the
Queen receive within about twenty thousand
dollars, as much az all the Executive officers of
the United States Government.
Oueen Victoria's milk bill alone is seven thou
sand dollars per annum;and what In this country
would be called her "liquor bill'' amounts TO the
handsome annual sum Of fifty thousand dollars
equal to two years salary Of our President. The
stones alone in the crown wornb by the Queen ON
openipg the sessions Of Parliament, have cost the
people about five millions of dolla,s;whe the ag
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public money received by n few individuals. Add
TO these the enormous sums necessary to keep up
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and the frightful expenses OF the established
Church, and we cense TO wonder ut the rate Of
taxation to which tho British community is com
PEELED to submit The following table shows the
relative taxation imposed tho people of six
different natons,per eopitafor every man, woman.
mud child viz
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Mn. F,LLMoREs LrrTrR.-We publish 10 day
Mr.. Fillmore's letter accepting the nomination Of
the Philadelphia Convention. We congratulate
the country upon the patriotic aud national spr-
II which pervades H. ltisju-t such a letter Us
we had anticipated from the foremost man of the
Republic. lie appeals 10 his pact course as n
pledge and guarantee for the fus're' Sectional
agitation, he is prepared to use all the means in
his power to suppress.
But we ask our friends 10 read this admirable
letter for themselves. II is worthy of the man
and Of the times. Richmond Whig'
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TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING cores
pendent of the Wilmington Herald. writing from
Brinkle's depot N. c. June 3, says:
I his evening about 81 O'clock. two negroes, a
young woman and boy, and five mules and
horse, the property of Mrs NJ. T.. Brinkley, were
all struck down and killed in pile, at the car
riage house near this place The negroes had
taken the mules from the field. and carts to the
carriage house, to be sheltered from the rain, and
the two negroes killed were mules.
visited the scene utter the occurrence
was attracted by the cries and lamentations of
the large company of surviving negroes collect
ed, and found the dead negroes and mules hud
died together, partly upon each other, mostly in
the door way of the house. The electricity pen
etrated the roof and gable end of the house. 1t
was attracted, suppose. by the volume of steam
rising from the nostrils of the heated animals.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-14

GexEnAr. TopLEBEN. who has rendered him
sell famous a. engineer Of the defencts OF Be
bastopol, left St. Petersburg u few days ago, on
a tour for his health. which has been considera-
bly, impaired by wound in his leg, received du.
ring the latter part Of the seige. The wound
itself was comparatively trifing. being purely
flesh one, but the neglect Of it at the time, coup
led with the anxiety. fatigue and restlessness to
which he subjected himself, produced fever
which still clings 10 him. He is splendid fellow
and a modest man.