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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17
CITATION.
Georsc Lane v, Samuel r. vaus sn', Heir.

70 iie Shorg IF said -onan Grec1ps
ttlIERFNS or 'he ith day Of AprA, 1850
W George Lane. q citizen Of -ald county "
Harrison flied his petition in the District Court
Of >aH rounty, representing that Samurl r.
Vaughan aas entitled to q heairghi a. single
man Tor three hundred and twenty acres oC
hand tina, be- proved out bis conditional ccr,i-
ictc, and that after he So proved ont the same,
he afterwards, when he had been 10 the county
three Years proved ont hi. uncoudt onal terli-
hct'r before iup Board Of Land tomulss.ol-
cr. Of Harrison cpHafy TIT Hnr. wards for
O valuable consideration he sold ani delivered
Ca. said uneoud tioua ccrt.h,sle to the plaintiff.
Ge,rge Lane, with the ugl, 70 the .uncondl-
uaHa' IN do transfer ID Writing ct snid sale
81 sad rert b,ate~ were made by sad Vaughan
10 plaintiff that shortly afterwards said
Vaughan departed this lite. ] ht heirs OF said
Samuel Il Vaughan. a,erred To be unknown,
are made defendants PRAYING the court TO vest
the title Go sad certificates aud the title g. the
iaGd, located aud 20 be located thereby 10 the
rei,uon,r And AFFIDAVIT having been made
inat the names aud the resler'cc OF the h..fs
OF tae SAID Samuel Il Vaughan are unknown,
Nou are therefore commanded 10 summon
tie heirs Of the said Samuel X Vaughan, de
cea ~ed. WHOM are unknown, by the publication
q ihs writ tie Perss Republican, q news
paper published IN Tho town ot Marshall, ioi
ei.ht weeks In succession, to he and appear
before the District Court of HARRISON county
aforesaid, n, the Courthouse, IN the towa OF
Marshall, on the Fourth Monday after the first
MONDAY ia August, 1885, then and there 70
answer the petition OF the said George Lane
She substance Of which b, n Wis writ given.
Herein iad not, and due return
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II LEVY has just received anl Is uos opca.
vi. lre at hi, new siaGd, fIrmerIy occupied
by Hudson & Ham cit a very large stock OF
Goods, aalet cannot Be surpassed by any couu-
rs store, consisting OF large assortment ct
Prints, tnuaha'
1 .u.... p,.,ss.u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

(X-Il.lINN COX wo9d respectfully inform
" ,L.,iii,-ns q Marshall aud Harrison
county .fhat .. izs ,u-t .tss.tra rev a.
ro,lp.ci st.c. %, staple 49, .sla.j lIi goods.
HiiN. ears.
200 rs, SHpEN,
HlRD MARE.
CROC KERR
etc., vbish he sil -cll Cheap. Purchaser vii
30 vel 30 cail aud e2.ln.He D., st.cs before
butrg et-eahrr lle hopes thb by i"ing
he i.ue 'u' &. Hgt', and arp liH- it.m-''i
'ost'y . 81 ine.- de may meri' reason ~"
portion a. custom. Cal and examine tng
.oa-,,.f j, tar ld .,anl Of las Or 'ox.
March nd. 1880 50 ST
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New AdvcrtiscmG nts.

short tories and 10 ,he Point.
II H0ppELNANER * BRO have pcei,
VI, cd o., largest .t',e of
s,rcVcvtcs anu stoN iSiNus,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17
BOOIS. SlIOIS, UATS

Tuu.s, Carpet Rags, Saddiery. Hardware,
lueeu,a are, aui W oodNarr.
wish to draw the attention Of the ladies to
uy stock of Bouuct- Ribbons, Trimmings.
JqWclry, Glove. aud Hosiery IN general and
90 the gent. m,a ohei ry 'e.l se.e-t. s.aek
u Clothing
In connection with The above. he has fine
.tlrk Of
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THE STATE OF IENAS,
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THE RAILROAD RECORD.

The. present number closes the THIRD
yearly Volume ofThE RAILROAD REcoRD.
The retrospect Of the past three years is
one Of vast and varied interest. During
that period we have. seen the spirit Of
railroad enterprise at lis highest and
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by an unnatural growth. and easy money
market and speculative feeling rife in
enterprise irrespective Of merit. And we
nave seen it depressed to an unusual and
understandable degree BY commercial
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..>.Ii W. %. MCMAHON, Clerk.
Fisher & Turner, pa. n49wA>

TIRGINIA.-At Rules held IN. the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Jackson county, in the month of March,
1856, 49,. / y
Paul H. CLARK VS.. Henry D. Chapman:
In Chancery:: st@ .~...:. :
1t appearing by affidavit filed in TIE
papers Of this suit, that the defendant,
Henry ID. Chapman, is NONRESIDENT Of
this State, it is therefore ordered that he
appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order, to- do what is
necessary to protect his interest in the
premisfs. ...s...5a~. n - T. sr
The object Of this suit is to enable COM
plainant 10 recover of:the defendant the
sum Of $3.50, with interest thereon from
the 22d day ~ef December 1853, uni
paid, due by single bill from the defen-
dant to the complainant, and to attach
The real estate Of the defendant in the
county Of jackson, to secure and satisfy
the said claim. I ~ Hs.
4 Trste, -. 49,, .->%< fE
W, B. MCMAHON, Cl'k.~
!: Fitzhugh, pq. n47w4 :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

I The Winchester Hirgiaian says:
The following is an extract from the
verdict Of q coroner's jury, bearing
date May s, 1855, on file inthe offic..
ofthe clerk in this county: .
we iindfthedeceased came to his
death hy a visitation of God, and not
by the hand ofyiolence.
We also finsl5Rpon the body a peck
let book. containing ~, a check on
Fletcher's Bank for $3.50, AMI twe
horses, awagon, AM 8 ,me buttsr, eggs,
and feathers.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
suBscRIHEL suescRlsE.
THE
1 STAR Or TIE EAsiKHi fALlEI.'

/ II
iBUFFALD. PUTNAM COUNTY. ~.
4 ~ Democratic ID Polisies,
And Il devoted 70 News. Asricultuis, CO.
,lleEee. Public Improvements, Educa,ion Asx
Science, Ac.. &e
This iisper, although III It'll frs. yeaf. ;ssI
tepsiyels Known as 4 able Auxllegy y tke
causeof Demucrscy--of civil and rs!gsn ".
efiyi lie has been declared the organ Iof ihs
AIatyin TWO SENAToaiAL DlsTRit Is. Wiz: sss
18th anti 46fh, embracing lie conn.i. N Kan.
awEa, Putnam. Boone. Legan, Wsuminf, MI
son, JAG kson, Writ, Cahril anil WAYNE. And
III las keen lightly compIimentsd by he
Press And able Statssmen throughout the e.
tire State.
IN addition "a our experience ii conluctins
weekly newspslefs, We have secured NE sei'
vices of 4 class of contributors, who area
sufficient Etafaniee that III SrAK Oh rnE KAN.
AwHA VALLEY cAnno he else than welcome
Hviliiorio aliwLo have fa.otsd ~ withahtii
patronage. Ghasie matter and purity of slyis
Will be studied BY %, lin short. We iniend Y
publish . Hiea TONED ARD OicsivikD kxNs
PArER. s
We have slreody very respectable patio,
mare. ana ~ sisici adherance IL ne prinrifls.
6of orr party hope to merit large increase.
ffuu, Tie ritixeps of Western Virginia.
4 No lat twill be spared 10 keen orr readefs
up viii the tines, IN all items IL liz vi. which
may b. considered OF general interest," Tie
asl, aniagesof daily mail, Telegraph cfice ia
sthe town, and the Easlern ara Western ft.
afford gieet facilities tx obtaining 1
5knowiedse Of OIL passing events, which AZ
,asGily o. usng.
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advance. n moi paid within 50 dsys after he
fecetpi Of fist paper. Two Dollars will inssFi.
ably be charged B
II Money f6f subscription, addressed " ~
editions, (registeFed) may b. mails at our risk.
RUNDLE5&s MORRILL,, EDIfohs, kA
Dufalo Putnam County. VI.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
A yonno man more NOTED for van.

a Young man, more noted for van
ity than talents, was boasting that his
advantages hal been superior to those
ofother literary men, as he hal receiv-
ed his education at two universities.
when shrew,l old gentleman in the
companyreuiarked, that it reminded
him ola calt'he had seen, which suck
cd two cows.
.Anl what was the consequence
said. the conceited Young man.
"The consequence was" repliesl
the old gentleman. that he grew to be
a ueryIg rea, Ca Il" FL < #
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
Ca1ters Spanish MixtuTe.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood \
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN

49,. ~ r. E1s, W.
Not a Particle Of Mercury IN ~
An infallible remedy for Scrofula, Kings
Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Gu ane.
+. GUS Eruptions, Pimples or Postules on
the Face, Blotches, Boils, Ague and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm
or letter, Scald Head, Enlargement
and Pain of the Bones and joints, Salt
Rheum, Stubborn. Ulcers, Syphi!itic
Disorders; and MI diseases arising from
an iniudicious. use of Mercury, I'm
prudence in Life, or Impurity Of the
Blood. an i.
This great Alternative Medicine and
Purifier Of the Blood is now. used By
thousands of grateful patients from all
parts of the United States, who testify
Iaily to the remarkable cures performed
.by the greatest Of all medicines, CAR
TIERS SPANISH MIXTUR RE" . Neu-
rnlgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions
on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, u
GERS, Old Sores, Affection Of the Kidneys,
Diseases of the Throat, Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones
and joints, are speedily put to flight BY
using this inestimable remedy. y Il
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing
has yet been found to compare with it.
1t cleanses the system of all impurities,
acts gently aud efficiently on the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion,
gives tane to the stomach. makes the
Skin clear and healthy and restores the
Constitution, enfeebled by disease or bro
ken down, by the excesses Of youth, to its
pristinefyigor and strength. !.
: For the, DISEASE or FEMALES it is pecu-
liarly applicable, and wherever il has be-
come known is regularly prescribed with
the happiest effects. Il inyigorates< the
weak and debilieted, and imparts elastiv
city to the WORKOUT frame, clears the
skin. and leaves the patient fresh and
healthy; a,single bottle Of this inestima-
Bile remedy Is worth all the so-called Sar-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
IIelmDold's Genuine Preparations
nkrnpotp,s n,oilLS c6TcEsJe,fKD
coMpousJD FLUID EXTRACT puctU

cosleoljNjO FLUID EXTRACT pucsW
For diseases 81 the bladdss and kld lsys, -, I,
crrf III, cases. STRUCTURES. wea knfYe, i shu
h an b,lisease e. OF Tie sexuaI Organs 4 hsthri
4 n male 81 female, from whatever cgise ihey
may have originated. and no maistf y hoW
long stsndirg.
which, wheI, once seated ~ the sysfm, VIZ
surely 70 down from one feHeratlvnts snoN ]
", und. mining the constitution any psppsne
The very vital fluids OF Life, 90 not liiff your
selves in the hands o. quacks, whof au w
everyday in ciiyiike ihis, ana nii!hc pa
pers with glazing ialsehocfs, 100 vet calcu'
jaied 10 deceive the young, and those mol &C.
ouairitcd wi h their tricks. You sainat be
Too careful in the selection q reacdy 70
'', I'M Fluid Extract Blichu has b.su pro.
hounfed by eminent pl ysieiags lhe Creates
liemedy ever known. u sa hiedtehe per
fectly pleasant IN rs ifste, nfd v'rt ilnocent
In / sIaclion, mud ye' so thor,neh ihss 4 an
INITIATES every at clesoI The RANK aid pot
serlons virus OF th flesdiul diseases md mn
lIil b otbcr remedies, does not diyu up AE dis
case in The blood.
abuse, n most terrible dsrase, wheh ba'
sbroupht thousands Of the human race 70 un
timely graves thus blasting the brllliat hOpei
of parents,aud blithting III tie bud ie glo
| rJous i bitn ef many nfibe youth, cal
7 be cured 6y iI.isInfalllt,lr Remedy ,nd OF
n mrdltins which mast enetit everybody
| from thr simply deicate 10 the confnd ant
a, SPA ring invald. no equal isto be md &C.
| ting both as cure aud Preyentatiye
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
Or. Q. r. sTERNEMAN
D EN- TAI SJr RG EQN

Beng c{nftent from his eyperi ence in The
Practice ~ the protest. n, HAT he can do as
T. cd worS as any other Dentis,, olefsyhs
services 20 he PEOPLE n The Kanawha valley.
He viii irserl Il eth on pivot. or plste; on gold
orzsilvr; plain eth, nlni teeth, block teeth.
aud continuous gum, Gle beinr the only psr
son ia 81 Is rgoG Of conn ry in posse ssitSn al
tterisht for ma king con,inueGs Gums. j ARo g.
teeth ov! I exposed netscs. with gold cr tD /;
and he will also pay SPECIAL attention 70 tht
IdisNa.es af The molth.
NliiASp,ice for in..rtion Of artificial testl,
r IN 81 10 ST.; fi.sn, tc,ih, from soc to $ts
EXTRACTING, where 70 be replaced by new ones,
He is perm nen,ly located at 4 ALLiP OILS,
Ohio. Ain petsrra Gu Hing VI his. office can
alwnls fnh hjmaNnItss professionally q bsett.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

Dry Goods, Groceries
HARDWARE AND orEENswARE

T,oots. shoes, HAS and Caps,
u. h.ye I sp,cndid assortment Of De islnes'
n. IT. ! "a col6red dress silks, Ffenth men-
~ h,ack ana rolored aipsccas, all Wool; ~
.ie ia;nes. rlnin and figured cammon de laiuss
S,.hs,ns. y ambravs rnd ealicoes ny ~ coI-
aors' rrires and qualities, 70 suit ne mos. 20
,iculsr; bIack md col red VFLvEl q; E',n. ~.
e,;ngcs cailoot,s, bradsard buttons campfi. =
INA ~ - aantbrics. bltadhed. IfoN ana coi-
a,sd G,ll ]. l,,esr he'd and brown cotton clolh
ia III ~, III. blencl,ctl ard Lfnwnt le hnfn
a isrre. III III black BLK ANrjLLASi gnc ,
ANA cheaT, long and square shs WIS; <teo,
While and ,ellow. pfai Il and twilled aannelis !:
M n,lkerch,efs, gloves ard hesieryd6c, hb
Ii pri,c thatIcannot fail please.
Having Ehaen fully Sustained ~ TIE pecr,e
Inc last ,rar, we have been able to buy goous
chea rer ihsp ever, and oredeiermined y ssi'
hem Accordingly.
wear. end 81 goods IN General, we hays ahn 1e
stock of slsf1 ss gs4
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, H
For me n md Ihoys, all custom made. and N
low as ca NJ bonghtin the West. Having
secnpd the services OF : faShi0nabIe cuusl
aud TAI Or, W. IRE prepared 10 make CIT
THING Of every klad p orders t The sholts 4
notice. Il VII
All Work Warranted. III
We invite the people d Kanawha wiley and
surrounding IN un, ~ To give ns calhwe are
determined, BY close attention - business
ami fair pr.cts to secure your favor,
Ir We shalt continue topaz the highe q
prices for butter errs. feathrfs, rsgs, &c.
N5 #I. s. T. a R. LANGLEY. I
/ ialiipolis, Jan. |, 1875, MI.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
An unfortunate 9 litor, who fancies

An unfortunate G litor, who fancies
medium. gives ntterance to
the following spiritual efi'usion:--
wehad a sweet dream tie othernight,
# When iii around was sill = = =.
We dreamed we saw ahost offolks
Pay up their printers bill!
wswirh tie dream would come to pass,
And our empty Golfers ill
Tar umph Il dade liddle dunn, ].
i Te Jump te iIlIlc dill. s1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
IiELMsoLp's mGHl.Y CONCENTRATE
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsapsrill

Compound Fluid ExtGact bNhshptflihs
For purifying the blood, removing al diseases
arising from excess OF mercury, exp
and lnlrredeBce in life, chrome coistltu
tianal diseases arising from an Impure s,ate
Of The blood. aad the only reliable atd II.
fettt.l knewn remedy, for the cured q TO-
fulai salt ,heum, scald head, ulceraiieus Of
the throat and ites rains nd snelliigs o.
the.b bones tet'er pimples on the face, and
All scaly eruptsons OF the skin.
This article Is now prescribed BY some OF
the mnst dis tinguishrd hysiciaBs 10 the ecur-
try. aia has proved more efficient u prictlct
than ANY pr pafation OF ssrsaparilia yetpffer
ed To lie piibir. Several cares OF secondary
$, hills, merculeal and scrdf Ions disersetisv
entire J recovered ii the incuralle %sris o
our public inStitutiGns whifh had iol man
wears resisted every mode OF treasmeLt that
>ronld be devised. These cares farnisls ST.
king examples or the sanitary effects OF III,
medicine in aires ing some Of the mos; inse !
crate dis, rses, after The glands; were de.
strcyed and he bones already affected.
NoTIeE - Letters f,om responsible physi-
clans and pole, sors OF several Medical Goi,
leges, and certificates 81 cures from Pc eit
will be found accompanying both IL lnra
tons y H
5<PRicys: Fluid Extract Of Puchu, sl pei
bottle. ors bottles for IS. Fluid ESiractsar
saparilla, 81 per bottle or % totes FIN Isl
equal in reng,h TO one gallon 81 syrup Of
sarsapa fila. I
PREPARED aud sold ly II. r. HEIMpoLp,
Chemist. 263 chestnut-street, neat the Grare
House, philadelphia. AIS
To be. lad of DIR. F. ]. H0oRF, Druggist
and Mccoy &AJ0NES, BufTiIo, va, and %
Druggists and Dealers every where. ii.
All iet-e,s directed 10 The Prspriefor o.
AGENT receive Immediate aitentiote.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

Rules held in the
X Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
for Jackson county, in the month 'oi
March, 1856, !:
b Jacob Ong and John McGrew, part
ners, doing business under the firm and
STYLE or OnA& MgGrew, vs.. James Dad
econ anfJohh Hood III ChancervI on
the original and amended bills. F..
1t appearing BY affidavit filed in the
papers of thisYcause, that the defendant,
James Dudgeon. IS not a resident Of this
State, it is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication
Of this order, to do whak is necessary to
protect his interest in theA premises. I: 9.
The object ofthis suit is to attach the
real estate of the absent defendant, James
Dudgeon, for the sum Of SEA, 73. will
interest thereon from the 2lst day. OF
June, 1851, Till paid, and also toSobtain a
deed from said John Hood for Haet OF
land purchased Of said Hood byNsaid
james Dudgeon, the absent defendant,
z 'reste.a + - y 8~\
..>.,tI w. d. MCMAHON, Clerk. y
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