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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
YANMATRE TH0ISE.

re- Main s Beacon st.. West cslumbia.
n 20. r. YAHM4TRE, Proprietor.
This house 10 fitted up in The best styie, an,
s-ery stssaticn wia b pad - vHsas.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
HARvEYss u
W ESTE RN VIRGINI A
Land Agency Office. Il.

THE undersigned has opened an office
i in! the Town Of BUFFALO, Pun.
IAN County, Virginia, for the purpose Of
aelling lands, farms, mills and tenements.
Those wishing to purchase, or having
such property for sale, will do well to give
him 4 call. l !
Once in his counting room corner Main
and Mulberry streets.
/ y1n3s Ro. 7. HARVEY.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

Sixteen new counties were formed
in Texas during the late session Of
the Legislature. "
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
LAW NOTICE.

- - = =
MESSRS. DAVID MctiOIAs. Slate Judge
~ OF the 10Th Circuit aad E. w. Nc
CpMAS, have entered iuto partnership for the
purpose Of prac,icing Law ii the counties oil
kana~ha, Putnam. Mason, Iackson. Cabell,
Wayne, Logon and Boone, he District Conrl
q Parkersburg and WytheIC. IL, and the
court Of Appeals at Lewislyrg.
they have associated viii them young men
ef respectabiliiya and stanchg III The yariou,
sounhes, who will be alwsys in place to see
70 t6e interest Of their 81 ints, while Judge
McComas. at least, viii reyide in the count,
liz Kanawha. Betty inns situated tbev Il :
attend MOST raoMP-LY III fhe collect;on af M
claims, and the Il ton ~ ri ~ .;n..s. e,
trusted to them, aid they inst ,hst : IN.
experience al the bar, ana iheir nrnmntn No. !.
and fidelity will ensure them il H., Is, !; nsss
DAVID McCOMAS.
| vln1 E. w. McCOMAS
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
A very great bargain can be had
Payments easy. r. T. HARVEY
BARNEY, OR THE YOUNG MEDLEY
HICH.PLYER. | /. +. 49,.

Cured blythe Gre nbrier Medley High
- flyer and he sired by the imported
Pretender. Barney has taken the premi-
UNI at Levisburg, Virginia, for the last
two years, and will stand the ensuing
season along the Kanawha valley. be-
tween the mouth Of Coal and Puffenbar-
ber's, eight miles above Point Pleasant.
The horse is a bio od-bay, l6t hands
high; very heavy Ebla ck name and tail.
Barney is now owned by G. P. BROWN
At Red House, Virginia. The horse was
bred by Bunger. Of Greenbrier county,
and sold to Sam Nc Chung and Dick Kin
eade, of Greenbrier. The hofse can be
seen at Winfield, Putnam county, at the
March court. Pedigree and terms will
be given in future. H. fn48w4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

IN BAGS Rio coffee. just received per
M steamer Hartford, and fof sale BY
6ETSzER, DEABA Z O.
IT rie1sGat Jan ~ IS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

bl'ah IlWseY ~ TEce oO cents.
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Martin Cbuzz1ewit, i SO SIS
Barnaby Rudge !. so ~
Old Curiosity Shop - so ."
Sketches by Boz" IT" so ." /:
Oliyer Twist + a.. 4: :. SO ~
Christmas Stories and Pictures Xxx
from Italy. T., Containing ~ * A..
Christmas, Carol, The Chimes, "
.Crieketon the Hearth, Battle, H,NA
of LIFE Haunted Man, The u
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The Christmas Fire, Hard
+ Times, Lizzie Leigh, The Mi.
ner Is Daughter, Fortune Will
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

EWHlTE LIME.-Plas,er Pars and ca.
re, q sANNs CRtt Six)NE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
VALUABLE KANAWHA BOTTOM
FARM FOR SALE, -

Al Harvey. western Va, Land Agency
III =, 5lI Office. EIfs. ~ -...+
oITUATEDJ about four miles from
10 BUFFALO, containing about 80C
acres; about one hundred acres Of which
are well improved, with g comfortable
hewed log house A bargain, can be had
A Lse.-Anotlle valuable tract Of land
a for sale, lying and being on BIZ
Hurricane Creek, Putnam county, con
tanning s55 acres, which will be sold low
for cash, horses DR. cattle, or on time BY
purchaser giving bond, bearing Interest
from date. Ro. T. HARVEY.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
BUFFALO TANNERY, FOR SALE.

DIT EstAHO AANNisNA' TOAN Sh' ,
IA BARGAIN can be had in the Tan
n merry situated Immediately back 81
Buffalo, containing about one acre of land
with 4 good bark house, bark mil, and
well of water, etc. The tan house is
somewhat out of repair. Buffalo, 10 one
of the best points in Western Virginia
for tannery. Ro. T. HARVEY.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

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Price Of full and complete set Of The
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Jan. 8, 1855.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29
Trouble Wanted.

Geo. Smith, with his whole brood Of Wild
cats having been driven out Of the state, in
his chagrin and rage, has put his plant tool
Wentworth, of the Chicago Democrat, to
work to get up panic and run upon our
local banks, with view Of enabling Smith
to foist upon our people new batch of Wild
Cats. This is the way Wentworth com
mences the work:
TRouBLE AHEAD-DIsAERAsGEN OF THE
MONEY MARKEr-CAuTIoN,- The bitter fruits
of our miserable banking system are now
being realized. and we were never so proud
that we stood, although alone, against the
vote to adopt it. as now.
George Smith had some little mercy on
suffering community, and the public had
confidence in his wealth. But where are
we now: Let our Chicago merchants speak
Let the purchasers of our merchants, out of
whom they yainly strive TO make up some Of
their losses, speak.
Exchange is up TO ONE AND ONE HALF
PER CENT. and scarce at that. Our people
cannot stand this, and should not if they
could.
Specie gets exchange at onc-ha!f per cent,
however. This causes a run on our good
banks for specie, and they wil not pay out.
their bills, whilst the wild cats are flooding
the State IN al directions with their bills.
Spectators are borrowing bonds and 60
ing down into obscure parts Of Syuthcrn L.
l,,sis and starting wild cats.
The bills of these wild cats are brought
north and put into circulation. Our railroad
companies and our heavy merchants not dis
posed TO stand this enormous shave for e1-
change, must soon commence run on those
banks, and then a universal panic will ensue-
We caution our citizens against receiving
any Illinois bills that are circulating far from
home, and against depositing in institutions
tn at ei-..i-.:5 Ii''--~;S oIiLs Ci Dahhs At
q distance.
We are now on the verge of a fatal crisis,
and men should look well to the Illinois bills
they take, and to the institutions in which
they deposit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29
Burned In EGHy.

A correspondent of the Quincy Herald
writing from Camp Point, says that party
of Fremonters in rejoicing over the election
of Col. Bissell, the other evening, burned
Col. Richardson in efiigy. We do not know
where Camp Point is, but presume it is in
some God forsaken spot in Illinois, where
men love darkness rather than light But
could there be anything enacted, more exc
cradle in the eyes of honorable men, than
this base and most unjust outrage! Col
Richardson burned in eifigy! The thought
should make the heart of every patriot burn
with Indignation, no matter what his polti-
cal sentiments may be. a man who occupies
so exalted a position in the councils of our
nation--a man, who, when his country re-
quired it, rushed to the field Of battle, bear
ing aloft its standsrd-a man who was ready
and willing for that country's honor to face
the cannon's mouth, and FURNISHED steel Of
the enemy-a man, who, in the midst OF
laundering artillery and the falling of his
brave comrades on the CORY field, nobly
breasted every onset Of the encny,-what,
this champion burned in effigy? The defeat
of Col. Richardson is not sufficient for these
bigots. lie must be insulted-lllinois must
be insulted-our country must be insulted
Would that a whip Of scorpions were placed
in the hand Of every man, to lash these law
less villains through the worid.-Rock Is
lander.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29
CLARXE'S FEMALE PILLS,
FIFE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir d. Clarke, "
d. Physicidn Eatraordindry TO the queen
This Invaluable medicine is unfal:ng in the cure OF all
painful and dangerous disorders to which the e-
constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess and
obstructions and speedy cure may be reli-
ed
To Mated Ladies
II is peculiarly suited. II will, in short me bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Bottle Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain to prevent counterfes.
Caution.
These Pill, should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during ne FIRST three months, they sure
bring niscdrria2e but every other time and in
every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
l. C. BALDWIN CO, Rochester, n. Y.
TuTTL. Mosgs, Auburn General Agents
N-B-$l and postage stamps enclosed to any autho-
riz-d Agent will insure polite OF the Pills by return
mall
For sale by E. Y GRIGGs, Ottawa, and Druggis: in
every town in the United States. noyl5-1y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29
State Temperance Convention,

7e the Friends OF Temperance in the Prui-
rte State:
After consultation with numerous friends
of Temperance, it has been determined to
have STATE CONVENTION, at the time of the
annual meeting Of the State Temperance Al
lance, to be held in Metropolitan Hail, at
Chicago, on Wednesday, January 14th,
1857, at 9 o'clock A. NJ
As we were unwilling to have the cause Of
Temperance identified with any political
party, it was deemed unwise to attempt to
interest the public mind upon the subject Ell
Their by conventions or lectures during the
Presidential canvass.
1t is hoped that the alarming prevalence
of intempcrance, and the terrible and an
told erals resulting from it, will now secure
public attention and lead to such measures
and efforts a, shall eifectually arrest the evil
and roll back the desolatins scourge.
To this end, let there be GRAND RALLY
Of the friends from every part of the State.
Let "good men and true" from each and
every temperance organization in Illinois,
come to this gathering with heart and soul
consecrated to the work. The world re-
nowned John b. Cough will be present to
address the assembled multitudes
BY request of numerous friends of Tempe
rance, and by order of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Illinois State Temperance ALI
ance. X. 5. CHAMPION, Cor. Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29
Purify your Blood
Hurley's Sarsaparilla!

hF all the remedies that have been discovered during
the present age for TIE Thousand ills that flesh ~
heir to-" equal this wonderful preparation Only
three years have elapsed since the discover who spent
IT. nrst reduced 1t to the public, and 1t II already
coghIed by the most eminent physicians in all parts OF
VIC .onIy, TO be She most surprising aud effective re-
y 20. Certain diseases Of which they have knowledge.
A. compounds OF syrups Of this root have hither-
W 70 command the sanction " the faculty because
vi peus .ste they have been found contain ngTe-
"trh henuaile tn. good Effects Of the Sarsapa-
riila and o'tentnes nJurinx III. health OF The patrnt
II - not 80 with Hurl.y's pr.poration
rms u the pure and EXTRACT OF that roc, md
WILL on trial, be found eec, a perfect cure 81 th s
lowing complaints and diseases:
Injections oil the Bones, Iisoituai Co.tiveness
Debility indigestion
Diseases OF the kidneys, Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
fen1le Irregularities, Scrofuls, Or Kings Evil,
Pstula, Syphilis,
And all Skin Diseases.
Beside. curing the above Il Is also known 70 be 4.
great and powerful tonic, puryirS blood aud nyigo.
rating she system.
In short it is, without exception in the cases men
TONED, and its general effect the SYSTEM the most eff
ncacios as 1t is the most desirable remedy OF the age
IL Is already extensively used throughout the country
and is last obtaining Europeon reputation The in
stances oil cures has effected daily coming the
proprietor knowledge, and he has hesitation in
commencing 1t to one aud all who desire procure relief
from suffering One bottle being tried its Effects will b.
too apparent TO admit of further doubt
RECOLLEtT IiURLsr's SARsAPA OILY oEkrrsE
ARTICLE N THE MARKET.
Price 81 per Bottle six Bottles for IS
For sale at the Mandatory th. Seventh
and Green Streets Louisville, Kentucky and By all the
Wholesale houses Throughout, the United States and Ca
NADIA.
and BAcos, HIDE Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Ottawa by fnoy29l d. WALKER 4 CO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29
Chicago Horse Market.

During the last week the demand for first
class horses has been good, and fortunate
were dealers who happened to have such
animals on hand. A large number were
sold at prices ranging between $50 and
Sl96 each. The general business Of the
week, we find, has been better than the pre-
ceeding week, and the prospect for the com
ing week is good. We would say to those
persons at a distance who have horses to
sell, bring them on, if they are really good
animals, but not otherwise. Chicago is no
place to bring poor horses, and least Of all
at this time of year.
The stables, as the week closes, are not
half full. At Capt. Sutherland's corner Of
State ard Adams street, there are about GO.
We saw here also some very fine carriages
for sale; among them an English phaeton,
and superb family carriage. The Times
in its last report Of the horse market, had
spoke Of the excellent workmanship Of these
vehicles, and the Captain showed US letter
he had received from a gentleman in the
country, stating that he wanted Just such a
carriage as the Tines described. Ia The
words of the great falcogbridge -" they
traded'
The price Of horses during the week has
ranged from 500 to Sl75 each the average
price having boen from 1925 10 sl50- Cone
merciai Bulletin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29
Marriage Of Senator Douglas.

Senator DOUGLAS was married at Wash
ington City OF the Goth inst, to Miss ADA
CUTS, daughter Of James Madison Cuts,
Esq, of Washington City. He is nephew
of the celebrated Mrs. Madison, ana was
named from her distin .uished husband, at
her request The bride has been for several
years one Of the bellies Of Washington, and
is now 81 years old. She is said to be very
beautiful tall, commanding figure, and
very amiable.
y correspondent of the New York Erening
Post adds:
The bride was accompanied to the altar by
several bridesmaids but the Senator, being
a widower, went alone. Only few of his
personal f. lends, including General Shields
and Senator Siidell, were present. The
marriage ceremony was performed by Ia
ther Byrne Of the Roman Catholic Church,
in the religion of which the bride was cdu-
Gated. st the Georgetown Nunnory. Sena-
tor Douglas himself is not known to have
decided leanings toward any religious faith,
though SONG Of his friends draw favorable
inference from his recent land donation to
Baptist College in Chicago.
In the matter Of age and personal beauty
there is a wide difference between the bride
groom and the bride. Miss Cuts is tall, ele
gantIy formed, with sweet, oval face,
large brown eyes, small Grecian forehead,
around which are entwined the heavy braids
of her glossy and abundant chestnut hair
On her clear, peachy complexion there is q
perpetual war of the roses-the red and the
white-each failing to maintain sole supre-
macy Altogether her tout ensemble as the
flunkees say, fully vindicates the good taste
of the Little Giaat."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

Tie Nagarl, at Halifax. Nov. Goth, brings
Liverpool dates 10 Nov sth.

Liverpool dates to Nov sth.
There is little important news
Additional symptoms had been manifested
of close union between France. Russia, and
Prussia. Il would appear that France sup
ports the unconditional admission Of Russia
and Prussia u the second meeting Of the
European Conference while England is said
10 oppose the admission of the former, and
Austria Of the latter.
Treaties of commerce between Russia and
France, and railway treaties between Russia
and Prussia were in preparation.
NcaYc IN affairs continued without
change.
On thursday evening, the 9th inst. the
Directors Of the Bank Ct Eng and held a
protracted sitting, in tic course Of which
they deliberately cons:d ered the expediency
of making further change i'm the rates OF
discount with a Wow to arrest the continued
Outflow OF god TO the cUntiren, and tho r..
solution not u make any ciIaTig1 f''S
sent was arrived at by majority Of only
one The condition OF the Bank of France
had shown no Improvement
Admiral Dundas was still at Malta at last
advices which are to October 3lst.
Cape Of Good Hope advices OF October
Sd say that fears of Caffre war are passing
away.
The Srruish minister decries the Anglo
French alliance and recommeu 5 the alliance
Of Spain with the northern powers. The
law Of the press requiring heavy deposite
of surety has been re-established. \ meet
ing of political notabilties had been held in
the house Of Gen. Prim for the purpose of
recognizing the progressive party. The
result is not yet known.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

Quite bugaboo story has been started by
the New York Herald, to the effect that
some of the southern politicians have lately
had their heads together and then sent a de-
putation to Wheatland to demand of Mr..
Buchanan certain pledges in favor of south
ern views, in the event of his failure to give
which pledges, sufficient number Of elect
ors from southern states are to cast their
votes in the electoral colleges in such man
ner as to defeat Mr. Buchsnan's election
Of course the whole story is the pure coin
age Of Bennett himself, and never needed
the formal and authentic contradiction which
it had received in the Washington Union
and several leading southern papers. Mr..
Buchanan is elected, and on the 4th of next
March will DC inaugurated as President, and
the southern nullifiers will be as powerful
as the northern fanatics were to defeat that
result.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29
Our Table.


The "Illinois Teacher" for October,
comes to hand, neat as usual, and well filed
with excellent matter. 1t comes month
behind the time for the reason that the oc-
tober Number, after having been all printed
and in the hands of the binder, was unfor-
tunateIy destroyed by Ere, so that the whole
edition had to be reprinted. The Teacher"
is published monthly al S year-cheap
enough, certainly for magazine containing
nearly as much reading matter as the " La
dy's Book" and a thousand times more sub
staut!sI.
Tie LHu.sratei AHhuaI Eegjster Of Rural
AJcirs aud Culticalor Aimanac, published
10y Luther Tucker, of the Country Gentle
man and Albany Cultivator, is before us for
1857. This is a very neat volume Of some
$50 page, embeilished with I42 engravings,
and, besides an excellent almanac, contains
matter enough to fill an ordinary volume,
devoted to the business of the farmer, to
rural establishment, fruit culture, domestic
animals, ornamental planting and plants,
weights and measures, &c. The price of the
book is but % cts.-adding2 cts. for postage.
No farmer can afford to be without a COPY
T. Z. Courtney, Esq, at the Bank of Otta-
wa, is making up club for the Register.
Tie U1stmtastN' .n,ee:ee. Tho J,cs, read
in1 of all VIC caI Gnd in these days is fur
nished by the British Magazines republished
in this country by Leonard Scott & Co., n.
York. The following are the contents Of
the Westminster" for October:
Alchemy and Alchemists; Buddhist, Ny
thical and Historical; Tie property of Mar
ried Women; George Foster; Edinburgh
Fifty Years Ago; Silly Novels by Lady No
velis,s, IA scorcherD France before the Re
yolution Of 80 Emerson's English Traits :;
Contemporary Literature.
EdinJurgh Rerit".-The following arc
the contents Of this Review for October:
The Life and Writings of +. Arago; New
Poets: Sinai, Palestine, and Mecca Vehse's
Courts Of Prussia, Saxony, and Bavaria
Alpine Travels; Beaumarchais and his
Times; DE Candolle's Geographical Botany
PcrversiOn; NJ. DE Tocquevillc's France be-
fore the Revolution; The Political Crisis in
the United States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

INCREASE OF WEALTH IN OHIo.-In the
year 1850, before the completion Of its rail-
way system, the State Of Ohio had An aggrs-
gate amount Of taxable property rated at
S439, $40, and in the year 1856, after the
completion of the system, the value of the
same description of property is Sc down at
SS69, ,354, very nearly double. Nothing
can more lorcibly illustrate the wonderful
effects of railway Improvements upon the
prosperity Of State. Ohio has entered
more largely than any other member of the
Confederacy upon the development of the
system of railways.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

SrIRITuALIsM.--A letter from Caracas,
Venezuela, SEPT. oath, to the Christian Spi-
ritualist, states that the Archbishop of Ca
raccas has become q convert to spiritualism,
through the instrumentality of Jewish
medium, who had, but few days before,
been converted to Christianity through spi-
ritual influence! that the President of Vene-
zuela is firm believer in and protector of
spirtualsm. and is daily in communication
with Gen. Simon Bolivar, and that the spirit
of Sir Ashley Cooper is laboring in his pro-
fessional duties. cffecting wonderful cures.