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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-06
1885. oRAHAMs AMERICAN 1859
MONT HI Y NAG ZINE

Established IN 1877.
Devoted to Literature, Art and Fashion.
TUE new volumes commencing with The
j January No 1856, will contain over
IL % pages Of choice reading matter. steel and
wood engravings, and music. : sG laharn', is
. Family Magazine, with matter TO please the
grave and the gay, the young andithe old; aud
while everything relating to Fashion, ind
purely feminiue Ia its nature. ID fully equal 10
that Tpu blilhed in any other peIiodical-the
Literature is Of higher character, and better
suited 70 ell members OF the family. This
Magazine lis. end has been within the scope
of its design. the exponent Of . pure, healthy,
and elevated literature; 10 proof Of who b we
refer TO the past and more especially TO the
present year. The coming volume, or sccount
Of the engagements made with literary cele-
brities, and the superior facilities al our CON
troll, will while in other respects unchanged,
excelin the beauty and variety fits conte nts,
all former issues. The following ara the names
ef some Of those whose contributions have
Appeared in Graham. during the presentyea
Vim. CHllen Bryant James Russell Lowell. j,
r. Headley. T.. buchanan Read, VIM Dove.
Rufus w. Griswold, 8. p Whipple,, IN. w.
Herbert, R. II Stoddard, Park BENJAMIN. Pan
r.. Hayne w. Gilmore Simms, W!H. Fumes,
D. D., ID. n. Barlow, J Belchef, ID D., Era ,
w. Ellsworth, Geo. Edward Rice. Henry 3
Cornwall, Genio8C. Scott, Rev. E. ID. Neil
Ebert Perez, ]. NJ. Church, Elizabeth Oake,
Smith, Alice Cary Ellen 4. Chandler, Jul,
@. R. Dofr. Caroline 2. Orre, Celia n. BurI
Anne t. Wilbur Belle Bush, Mrs. Ell Eames
r. L. KilburD. Sara u, A nlerton, Caroline Chese
bofo'. Ella Rodman Mrs 3 L. Cushing, q
Anna Lewis, Mary A. Denison, Marion fisr
land, Rosa Lolita Linwood, Ann w. Cults
Harriet NJ Babb. and Mrs L. 8. Goodwin.
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1 monthly summary Of current events; hinis on
iastion and fashionable Intelligence Tor ths
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-06
Original Novel ~ u. n. Willis.
The HOME JouRNALlEoR 1859
lev and Brilliana Series

New and Brilliant Series. ia. Il
On the fifth OF Jsnuary next, the FIRST num-
Der OF the new series foi 1855, ar this We'll
known Family Newspasef Will be issued.
with new type and ne v attractions The orin.
cipal one is Of the kind which las been proy.
cd. BY both American and ana 1Europeai, re.
riodicals,- 10 be The mostlacseptabIe and non
ula1, viz: novel in serlal numbers. The
tile iS Paul Fane, or PartsIUf Life Eise
Untold.s ANoyel,' by N. Ps Willis. In adj
ditiento thus new feature, aseries OF original
sketches, songs and ballads by IA. p. Morris
and an original naYelette. IN verse. found.d
upon facs scaiIed The Story Of b Star, by q.
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PRoFiTAsLE EksPL oYMENT.

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u the United States, and sCenadas, 10 dis.
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ever issued. Thepress In The Eastern cities
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That should be in lie bends ofevefy nal,
and fefndIe. married ofs'ngle. IN fact,
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cipes yof HE cure Of the prevalent diseases
subject 70 the whole human family Ener.
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HELMsoLD's HionLr coseEsrRATED
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilia

49, y : slk u IT,.
For purifying the blood, removing an diseases
arising from excess Of mercury, exposure
and inlprudence in life, chronic constit,tl
tional diseases, arising from an impure state
OF the blood, aad the only reliable and Ell
tectl al known remedy, for the cure Of scro.
lula, salt iheum, scald head, ulcerations Of
the throat and legs, pains and sN ellings Of
q the bones. tetief, pimpies onthe face, and
all scaly eruptions Of the skim i5@,
tits article IS now prescribed by some ol
the NEST distinguished hysicians in the coun-
Try. and has proved more efficient in practice
than any preparation or sarsapsrilla yet offer
ed to the pub ic. Several cases of secondar,
syhiiis, mefcuIeal and ecrofol0us diseases have
entirely recovered in the incurabie, wards d
our public institutions which had foi manj
years resisted every mode Of treatments thai
could be devised. These cases furnish stri.
king examples or the salutary efFscfs of hi
medicine in afresting some Of the most inret
crate diseases, after the glands were de-
stroyed, and the bones alresdv ifected.as
NOTICE. Letters from Responsible .physi.
cans and professors Of several Medical Col
wi. viii; be found accompapyihg toiA ptepetar
PIicrs: Fluid Extract Of Buchd. ii =,
bottle, OF bottles fof IS. Fluid Extract sar.
sapaIllle, 81 per bottle, OF 6 bottles Tor Is
equal IN Strength % one gallon Of syrup q
Prspafsd and sold ~ Il. r. HrrSsolo
Chemist. 1858 Chestnut-stTeet, near the Girari
House, Philadeiphia.
TO be mad Of DIR. 3. L.H00FF, Drusr;st
and MCCOY & JONES, Buffalo, vs.. ana y
Druggists and Dealers every where. 4
! AL 1etfen directed 10 the r. oprietor d,
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-06
PHoNoc ar Any,

Had Photography been Known forty yea rs
ago, itwould have saved me 20 years ofE hard
labor.[Hon. TholnasH benton.
Some Of our students lotsy 90 years Of age
are making more money by Photography, ths
the Principal Of the H Gil School, afier havin NJ
given himself for more Than twenty wears Il
his profession. ri chm s. aliart, Principal Of
the High School, Phllsdeiphis. s y.
Thislbeautiful system Of short hand taught
through the mail. By WI. TEBssi Phonograph.
AZ teacher Providence, Rhode Island. Fem
for course Of twelve lessons, including full
explanatory corrections 10 an exercises, Ss.S
- Any newspaper, periodical, &c, j iyine
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yilr receive the lessons.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-06
Stiii Greater a ttractiOnsl
GoDEYw LADx,s noOK rom 1850,


Espeeisllp dssstsa f0the ea,slse or ths Ladies
II " znitfieS.
wbere this Magazine Il tsksn a 4 house,
ND other - wanled, 81 ~ compslfts al thal
could bs obtained ~ tskire tiiIse other Ass'
lssihes.
Il IS Hew Featuresf ar 1850. AZ
I new and very interesting story will be
| commenced i'm jsnusry, BY Aias'on Harland,
author OF sAlunr,' n and Hidden PATH TIVE
novels thathase created ON imteenses
| ID the liierary world. Also--A liss vnginiaiF,
Townsend will commepee IN The February
i.ni,mber . Nouyellstiss whit b ~, know will
interest the readers d. the .Bo"ki-.-
Stories by On English authofess. How 70
nake wax ilowef3 aiid ifritS--Mith engravinsi
The nurse and ihe NURSERY. How 10 make !
bbnuet.f Ts6nbltso Of m EnrlifI hdusekeepey
With enerayings--to be icOpiesl bytlie learner
or fap,S " be Goiored. h MATERNAL counsels "a
"a daug -designsd toni,ilhetin abe care ol
/ her hsalth, iheiHprosemento her mind end
he cultivation OF her heart.aE New style oi
illuminating windows and limp shades, with
chPrayings. Poetry snd hiFtbry e fngel
rings, illnstnteJf SHELLS ia the ladies', and
xkefe they come from, with eBgrayinfss%
Modelling in lesthef wiih engfasings. 1his
il onlyeising anidea our illlt l.tions fnr 1885.
New designs Of in,erest 10 Ithe ladies are
sbringing up every day; we, shail avail our
selves of.eyerythipg thst Gag interest them
| In fact. Cooley 3 Eadyis Book viii possess
The interest OF any other thfee Ma ga,ines In
aldi,ian, TO the above will i1e kcentinued in
each No Godey's splendid steel enGayings.
One hundred pages Of TeadihgI Godey's hal.
lenge fashion plates. sInil.is b in every 9th.
n department.. wsdefylriyalry or imitation.
Embtotisty lp,tIs'n:s.-an q1an.ty Of them
making, with disRrams 10 cut by. Dress nat.
tsrns---in fanls sDdchildTens dtesses-- all kind
Dir crutchet and netting work, cloaks, mantle.
let, 'ailnas, collaFs, chemisettS, undt sleeves
hornets, window eiirtains9 brpdetie anglaise
slippers, caps, cloake, evening dresses famCy
articles, head dressing, robes for night and
morning, carriage dresses, bridal dresses,
wfeaths. manthlas, walking dresses. ridiDr
habits, boys el,4hing. capes and cloaks Of 10
In season, cfotclIet and netting Wogk pfintt
10 coiors, drawing .ssschs fbr youth, Il 900 de-
signs, music, esiwovti Us kiveh every year.
the muse and the Nursery, with fun instruc.
tons; Godey's inyuiua blefeeipss upon every
Erbiect. ifs t0asts HI asi IA if3iRi #aitl
We would advise alIwho intend 10 sub.
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uof make duplicate siefet type pIaiesit will
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pect our list fcfiS68 will fesch 100, 900 co.
pies ~ he best plan nf snbsrr bins isio send
who lend large stionnts3 had better send
drafts, bntFnot.s will answer If draf IT'S cannol
be procured. Leiten had better be registered
Iii only costs 1--WE cents exifs, and their SAT.
reception, Is injured.
II frssl,a~,..sS esn.hs n. = ~ ". 80 8 "a
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Helnlbold's Genuine Preparations
HEENBoLp,s HIGHLY coScEsTRArEpt. q.
coMPoUhDHUI D EXTRACT eUcHL

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HEEMBoLD's HicHIr EcoScEsTaATEp
coMPoUND!FLUD EXTRACT aUciU
For Diseases Of the bladder and Kidneys, Sc
eret diseases, strictutres, weaknesses, and
all disea ses of the sexual organs, whether
inmale or female. from Whatever cause they
may have originated and no matter or how
long standing. sS -. VI isf
If you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated in the system, viii
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er, undermining the constitutions and sapping
the very vital fluids of life, do not trnst yonr-
selves in the hands of qnacks, who start up
every day In city like this, and fill the pa
pers with glazing ialsehocds, too well calcu-
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quainted with their tricks. You caunots be
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initiates every raltcle OF the rank and poi-
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like other remedies, does not dry up the dis
ease in the blood. 'siAtsi 4
Constitutional Debility. brought on BY self,
abuse, most terrible disease, which Ia.
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timely graves, thus blasting the brilliant hopes
Of parents. and blighting iu the bud the Clio
rious smbiticn OF many noble youth, can
be cured by this Infallible Remedy. And d.
q medicine which must benefit everybody
! from the simply delicate 10 the confined "a pd
despairiRg invalid, no equal il 10 be found &C
ting both as cure and 9 preventative.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-06

LroxAsn "a rsrr 4 On, New YORK, esatinu.
10 re. publish the following British periodicals,
viz. /. 'L,n.lop Quarterly Conscf,a.ise1 Q.
The Edinburgh Review, fWhif.1 s.. Tie
North British Review, free Cklrci,i 4.
n H. WesfmInstet Review fiberal. 5.
.biackwood's iEdinhnlKb Magazine, b fcry.l
The preseptIcTjticsl stpte or European 4 &
fairs will render III, 81 publications ,nusuail,
Interesting dnHng the lorthconingyea They
will occupy III ddle ground bei Irep the has
thy wfjt,en news items, crude spetulations
and .Aying suntoSs Of The daily Journal, no
The p0ndeIops Tone Of The. future historian,
written after the living interest and excite
mrni Of the great Political eycpts ~ the Tine
shall have passes away. Itiss ihcte pssipdi-
Gals thai the tesdtg ipust look 10 Jor Tie only
really ineligible and readable history 81 cuFA
rent eyenIs, and as such, VI addition 10 their
well esisbl sled literaIy, scientific, aud tLeo-
logical eLaIscteF, we,pEsIi hsptpppn, The con-
s,detation Of he leading public.
Arrangements arc. pov permanently made
for the receipt of early sieCts from si,e British
Pub ishers, bysMhIch 8ei ars euablpito place
all uur reprints in the. handS ~ subAcIibess,
nbout assnon ss'thcy ram BE- iuriiisiIsd viii
tie foreign q b en-. # AIihohth this Involves
very large optlayon our paIiyws shall coniin.
ue to furnish thfpssitdicalSs 81 The same low
70 'cs, as heTetCLoyes tt2; Il Tzf4lrs Tzf,q1
FIR ans one 'df Tie Ioar 'Iieyicws, 1.,h0
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-06
fhs President IS d Writer.

The New ] ork Sunday Mercury, d
neutral paper, pounces sayagely npep
the foul malign srs Of Gen. Pierce,
who infest Washington. 1t says: 's
The jackass Of a correspondent, il
he knew anything, ought to know
that the inaugural address Of q Pres
ident has, mall cases, been the in
ceptiYe production Of the President.
cohcocted by bib own pen; and either
read or spoken to the world, after
having been submitted to the consid-
er,tion ofhis Immediate Cabinet min
isters. We have not thus far had a
PRESIDENT, with the exception Of Gen.
Jackson and Taylor, who have not
been known as reputable bellies lettres
scholars.
As for Gen. Franklin Pierce. the
resident Of the United States, whom
the stupid correspondent Of the New
York Herald would have the world
believe is so deficient in literary &C.
quirements that he has to employ
Judge Gilchrist to write his Stats pa.
pers, everybody who personally knows
ought Of the man, knows that he il
one Of the first classical scholars 81
the day. At college he ranked with
the best Of the bellies lettres scholars
then induced to Alma Mater. and
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-06

W "a 4lsl., ns,f =
0le q me most reirerknple e.ses
of.h sudden curc q long etanding'
va thes q : rheumatic Invalid, WIN y
which = connectea an amusing gnoss
st0r There were 2 couple q men,
insome OLD settled part q we eoun-
tfy, who were u the habit q stealing
sheep and roooifg church yards Of
the burial ciotnes OF tne dcad. 1here
was 2 pubic ROAD ieading ~ Q meet
ing house'wncre there va 2 grave
yavdsana not Tar on the road tav.
ern: Early one moonlight night,
while one oftho rhieves was engaged
y robbing agraye, the other went
on % steal ~ sheep Inc mrs! ono
having accomplished ms business,
wranpea tne shrond aronnd nam, ana
tnen TOOK me- scar IN ING meetlng-nouse
door, awaiting tne coming q MS com,
pamon. a man, on 1901, passed
along the ROAD toward tlle tavern,
TOOK nm @ pe 9 gnost, ana s alarmed
almost % deatn, ran az last - ms
ieef could carry MN, % th r. tavern,
wllcn ne reac,ed out 81 oreain. As
soon as nc could speak, ne declare
that ne had sseenga ghost robed ID
whlte, ana sltting N the church door.
i,uI noooay WOMB Dcneve MN: lie
then declared that II any OF them
would gols.rn nm 7 ne would 30 BACK
snd t.eY gnt,pe convinced. Du,
,nc[cuuious-As ~ wcre, no one coula
" ioana VINO inad me courage so %;
A. al man nan. VINO i,. was 50 aiiicIea
WIN lneuns.'s,n, Ina1 ne couia 8. nor
Waik1ecRreq ,iat ne wo'ua 30 Win
MN y r. c0pA Only Naik'eor get
there Ing man then PROPOSED 20
cnrfy nm on ms PACK ,, teoK MN up,
ana on tney went' Hhen they got
~ sign1, sure enG I, gn there = was, as
nynaasalu' v isling Y SATISFY tneln'
ssLxes wei, 1nu 70 ger ~ near = view
ns glostsniP - tney conla "a u .sne
I'm ~, 1ney ke a,,,r v s up near !,
1919 nna ,I healcs- Ing man VIII tlle
snronu rcnnu, look nm 70 ge nisc CON
PaLl9l M y. On hls s p'sck; a ana
asA ~ MN ~ y, : LOW 'oneoi voice;
1f = " ~ 80. ..,.., go. !,
- !, ~. WIN " rspil, ~ rcpe'.Icu
nis 9ue l. 9; salslnS ms voice nlgner,
H. 49, .f.H . r :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-06
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Jaw AND JUSTICE.

TT I. FISHER and j. ". ENGLISH hay-
III. ing enteTed into q Partnership, for the
purpose OF pfaciiciag LAWN the counties OF
Mason aud Putnam. will regularly attend lhe
Circuit. QuafisEly and Monthly Courts Of
those two couii les, and win pay every atien-
ton 10 business entrusted 10 their care.
One OF the othefof the firm will always be
found atiih 10 Office, In Point Pleasant, and
ons OF the other will regularly be at the Put.
nam County Courts. MI ,Ifs3
~ Pt. Pleasant, Dee. ~, n37yi. X m
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-06

.40IL..Iinsesd and Lard Oh. sjnst received,
" and fot ssle By q al. ,ss1eassi
n ENTIEMEN,s wEAR.--Bius, black.
NJ brovn, citret green. blue black end
invisible green cloths: tsa ~
]. Black t6s skin, mixed and fsaty oassi-
q vesiinss, satin ana asSrsd silks, eolored
Ready made coats. pants and vests;
h Cravats. stocks, gloves, snspendeis and hose
1 silk aud cambric pock handkeiehi
Shirts and shirt collars ETC., etc. :
ri Pleasant. ian -, 81.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-06
Tailoring Tailoring II

VIZ X. FRY would acknowledge his
W. thankst 10 the citizens OF BufIaloapd
vicinity, for past favors, and would inform the
public generally, that he u ready TO attend TO
all bus mess in his line: Cutting and Making
OF Men and Boys Clothing, Of every variety;
also Of Ladies' Skirts snd Clocks. All done
in The best and most fashionable styles, on the
shortest possible notice, Of his old stand. on
Main street. vlni,
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