Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-16
| New Features Tor 1859.

4 AZ New Features for tBa0s EF.
A new and very interesting story will be
commenced in January, by Marion llarland,
author Of Alone, aud Hidden PATH two
novels that have created an imrtsen sensat lion
in the literary world. Ako--Miss Virginia +.
Townsend will commence in the February
number d Novelette,, which N 9 know will
strongly interest the readers o!the Book
Stories ly an English authotess. How 10
make wax flowers and ffnits--with en- cravings
The nurse and the nursery. How 10 make q
bonnet. Troubleso OF an English housekeeper,
The art Of sketching flowers from natufs--
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Aher health, the Improvement Of her mind and
the cultivation OF her heart. New style or
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