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OR. G. n. sTERNEMAN,.

I ID f y / a J. SUR. g + q 1T, =
Being confident from his experit nee in the
practice Of the proteSsit n, that he can do as
good work rs any other Drntisi, offers his
Strv lces 10 The PEOPLE " Tie Kama will valley.
He wllirstri ueth onpivtIt. OF plate; on:gold,
Or silver; plain teth, gum teeth, blcck teeth,
aud continuous gum, (he being the only per,
son ii, tbs gon Of country in pn sst sson Of
the right for MA King can'inpou gums. Also Gil
teeth ovtr exposed nerves. with gold er lin;
end be Will also pay SPECIAL attention % The
diseases Of The mouth. N .,ts..ISi
His 2rice for in. rtion Of ARTIFICIAL teeth,
nom 50 10 81; fill n teeth, from soc ID ST..
Extracting, where 10 be replaced BY ME " ones,
nothing. a., hose t.tts H. 4. agi'#AS><3 ILL.,
4 lie is perma nentiy located al ,,ALLiPoLIS,
Ohio. Any person calling It his Office can
always fpd hun, unless professionally absent.
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'STAR or THE KakiWHi IillI'

!" MAR VI The haAAWhA nIL4
i Is rrsLIsHxD wskxrr. Il
II BUFFALO. PUTNAM COUNT n
II is Democratic il Politisi
Ana Is devoted % News. AsriealipA
merce, Public Improvements. Edsesiisss
Science, DC, de- MI Y
III Thispapsr. althAngh "a IL ktst yeais !
tensiyeiy know d d sable alsilIef j
cause of Democracy of csiI and ssliCss
erty; il has been declafeslt the oiEsse q
party in TWO SxsAfoaIaL Dlsraiefs y.
18th and 18th, embracing HE Gov ntiss q !
iawha, Pntnam, Boone. Lsgsrs Wycnln5
son, JAG kson. Wirt, Cabsll and Msyle,
III has been highly compImenttA y
Press and able Statssmsr thSoughcgs usa'
tire State. M ~ ff,
III addition 70 ous experience 10 esaauff
weekly news papers, Ne hare secured VI
vices Of q class or contributors, We 4
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CHARLES DICKENS NORRIS.
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

JTIRGINIA.-At Rules held sip the
Clerks Office of the Circuit c. ur,
for jackson county, in the month of
March, 1856, 4 .
= Jacob olg and John N%Gr"w. P art
ners, doing business under tie firm. and
STYLE of Omg&& McGrew, rs. james D nd
seon and John Hoed. In Chancery, on
the original and amended bills. -
1t apPearingby affidavit filed in the
papers Of this cause, that the detepdant,
James Dudgeon,>is not n resident Of this
State. IT is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publieat ;on
of1his order, to do what issneeessary to
protect his interest>in the prtnises. .
TIE object ofthis suit is to attach the
real estate pflhe absent defendant, Jaihes
Dudgcop,I for the sum of S82,73, Vi it'll
interest the eon from. the 9lst day OF
June. 1851, till paid, and also to obtain a
deed from said John Hood for tract of
land purchased Of said Hood by said
James Dujg icon. the absent defendant d,
! Teste, -. "*''.'.g1 + "
r. a@ W. B. MCMAHON, Clerk.
Fisher & Turner, pa. n49w4!
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FoR SALE.

4 Is
ONE Of the most valuable Seam Saw,
" Grist and Lathing Manufacturing
Mills in Western Virginia. T.
This valuable propertyis situated in the
town Of Buffalo, Putnam county, Virgin
IA, Immediately on the bank OF the ka-
nawba river, containing one acre Of
ground. All the machinery in perfect
order. Tire saw engine two feet stroke,
eight inch cylinder, and Que other engine,
nine. inch cylinder, three feet stroke, both
Of which are run entirely by saw-dust.
With all the fixtures and apparatus COM
plete for grinding corn ortwheat, capable
of grinding 100 bushels corn or wheat
pef-day; with elevators. boiling cloth,
patent fan, &c,,,for manufacturing -four;
corn isheller, dc. This mill was built by
one Of the best and most ingenious me-
chanics in the United States. Everything
appertaining to the mill lis strongly and
perfectly built. The saw mill has but
ring saw, two circular saws, one for cross
cutting and theoiherf for ripping. There
il also ia this mill one Of Shank,s I'm
proved La:h Machines, capable Of ma
king Is, 900 laths per day from the board
This mill being situated nearly in the
centre Of the valley Of the Kanawha, and
at point more accessible TO an almost in
e1haastible supply Of timber than any
other, renders il the most desirable prop
erty Of the kind in the Western portion Of
tho United States. Al
A very great bargain can be had
Payments easy. +. r. HARVEY
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
W. B: MCMAHON, Clerk
Fisher & Turner, pa. j. n49w4.

NlRGINIA.--At Rules held in the
= v, Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
of Jackson county, in the month Of March,
1856, 49,. Ill., XIII. @9.....
i Paul H. Clark vs. Henry D, Chapm an,
In ChanceIyt 5000
Ii appearing by affidavit fled in tie
papers Of this suit, that the .defendan t.
Henry d. Chapman, is NONRESIDENT Of
this State, it e. 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
premises. I&.as. %, g.. - i :.2" .
The objectof this suit is to enable com
plainantto recover Of the defendant the
sum of 400, with interest thereon from
the e9d day of December, 1858, until
paid, due by single bin 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. J: W ~
Tcste, Y +" .s@.
W, B. MCMAHON: Crk,
Fitzhugh, pa. 49,. n47w4
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
!. yaEInsoIn,ss HicHiy ccScfsf AT. 81.
coaro,Inlo q ulD EXTRACT sucru

u yaEIMnoLDss9 HIGHLY cVNS s" 49,. = BIZ. .
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sucHo
nj disease, Of the bladdctan kidneys, g,
80, a;seas.s. STRUCTURES, weaknesses, ana
ali J,.eases Of tie sexual organs, whetneI
i n.le n female, from whateys cause iney
NAV have originated, and no mater 81 ho"
i 10 -, e. contra trd the terrible disease
,.h;.h when once seated in the system. VIII
$3.50 30 down from one generation 70 anoah-
ma, .rmi,inc the constitutions nd sapping
ths yeryy vial fluids Of life, do mot irnst your
10. n the hands OF quacks, who y Az M
s.s,, Nav in = civ like ms, and NIL the pa
$50 v;ib ylaring false hoods, TOO Wen ealeu-
is,sa IN deceive the youBe. and those NOT &C.
80 tca vi b their tricks. You cann6t be
foo eareful in the selection Of 4 remesy ~
n Ips Sse Fluid Extract Buchn has been pro,
nonneed by eminent physicians the. greatest
I'm. ay ever known. 1t fs q medicine per-
fectly Dfessa ut in its taste, and very innocent
ii | 5 action, and yet 50 thorough that i sn,
nihilatcs every paltcleiof the rank ana poi
sonous virus oi>ths dreadful disease; and I'M
I lie other remedies. does not dry Up the dis
ease in the blood.
CONSTITUTIONAL Debility brought on by self
abuse, most terrible disease, which lai
brought, fhousa nds Of the lhuman race 70 un.
timely graves, Thus blasting the>trllliant hope.
DC parents, and .blishtiDg in the bud the glo
Lfious anibitit OF many q noble youth, car
be cured BY this Infsllible Remedy, And .:
a medicine which must benefit everybody
ftom the simply delicate 70 the confined ane
despa ,ring invalid. no equal 10 TO be found ac-
ting both as cure and preventative re-
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vAIUABLE MILL PROPERTY

l.
And Real Estate at Trustees Sale.
9DY virtue of Deed ofsTrust, executed
ID by Elmore Powers, bearing date the
10th day Of November, 1854, and OF re!
cord ii the Clerk Office Of jackson coun-
ty court, shall, on Monday, the 98th
day Of April next, that being the frs.
day OF the Spring term Of Jackson Cir
cult Court, at the front door Of the Court
Housefof jackson county, Virginia, pro-
coed TO sell, to the highest bidder, the
Tract of Land and Mill Property men
toned in said deed Of trust, with all, the
appurtenances thereto belonging. The
land il situated on Big Mill Greek, about
three miles from Jackson C. H., and is
supposed to contain le9 acres. Attach
cd to the tract OF land, is one Of the finest
mill sites in Jackson county. on which a
FIGURING and Grist Mill and also q Saw
Mil have been erected, both OF which are
believed TO be in thorough repair. The
title is, considered nnq Fashionable, but
the trustee will convey only such tide as
is vested in him BY the deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE.-The trust deed
was executed 70 secure deferred install
nacnts 81 the purchase money Of said pro.
perty due asfollows: $500 due Noyem.
Der 9th, 1855; $500 due November 9Th,
1856. and $500 due November 9th, 1857
Sufficient cash in hand will therefore be
required to discharge the payment due
November 9th. 1856. and the costs. o.
sale, the purchaser executing his note for
the further sum Of $500 payable Nov.
9th, 1856. and also his note for the resi-.
due, payable on the 9th of November.
1857, and deed of trust on. said proper
III to secure the deferred instalmenss.
This property Is located in 4 well -set.
tied neiglborhood. and one Of the best
grim raising sections Of the county, and
being Just below the main forks 81 Biz
Mil Greek, logs in any quantity can BE-
easily obtained and is in a. quarter Of d
mile fromthe turnpike, leading from Jack.
non 9. II. to Charleston. Persons wishing
property Of this description, would dc
wall To- examine before purchasing else.
whore. r. P. TURNER, Trustee.
March re. n48tf. r & -. Z
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70 SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS.
| AND
/ Land SPECTATORS, 8

/ The unders gned will prosecute soldiers
Iigh;s for PENSIONS and BOUNTY LAND,
for services in the several wars, under the va
rlops acts Of Congress. Under late acts, Wild
ows and heirs Of enlisted mel are entitled.
i>ALSO.--L.Np FoR SALr, a number of small
farms and town lots IN Ohio, large bodies on
Sandy river, Virginia; and in Lincoln county,
Kentucky Address s:+* :fFs
%TfII v. NJ PIRoR, Attorney at Law,
| Ylnt H Ia Ia. III Gallipolis. Ohio.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
- ". STAMFORD,
SURGEON DENTS

l So X q EV N DE NSTIST.,
Begs leave 10 nfarm his friends an, the pub.
lic generally tha. be stlll confines the pfac.
tie OF Dentistry. TINS old stand, III West
Columbia; Va, wher be is prepared to Per
formal operations pertaining 10 his profess
SION with nratness and dispatch. ..'.S NJ
A general assortment Of Drngs and Med
eines constantly On kor''. and for sale.
! West Columbia. Jan. I, 1855 .nlyi q ].
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lAyING Just ieceiyed 3spltndid stock 81
u new goods. which Jas been selected
4 the utmost care, T feelwpgranted in say-
10 my customers that can sell ss lew as
phous0 in Charleston. ] have,a complete
arimentof Dry Goods, bnsistingin part of
Hes dress goods. Of evsy description; fine
Be cloths, esssimetts. Sttinets, jeans, ian.
I, white goods, bleachei and bro win musl nd,
IN, inadvertently gIofs. hosiery, &c. III
Grocery depsrtementf Fay Be hadIwhite and
wn sugars, best cofiIa, Inolasses. green
! black teaA specs, tee. FISH indigo. oils.
|ndow glais. powder, hot, lead, gun caps,
|,lage liquors. dye STUD &c. Hardware 81
kinds, tuch as: mehanics' tools nails
|ovela, cutlery, chuinsi riows, castings, &c.
beenswsie, OF oil kinds Glasswsie of every
|scription; also, houseIeepeIg articles, sue !
ickets, tnbs, in&arc, 3DneWafsto iton sarn,
ooms, hrushes. ccn,bS& Sasldlery- sad
es, harness, BRIDES, bit, stifs1ps, gsts. spurs,
Idle Trins, eheck lintl 90. Al ll
CHAHLEs 9. GlBHART.
,gy.4 il H. 4 ~ sfs / II
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b -. : LAW NOTICE.

M EssRS. DAVID McGoMAS, ttlate Judge
4N1 Of the 18th Cireuit) and F.. w. IMc-
CoMAS, have entered iuto partnership for the
purpose Of prscticng LAW IN the counties b
Kama wha, Putnam, Mason, Jackson, Cabell,
nyne, Logan aud Boone, the District Couri
At Petersburg and Wy,he q. a., and The
0euftof Appea Is 81 L. wisbnrg.s 4 / q nj !.
they have associated with item young mel,
d responsibility and standing IN The vsriobs
Counties, who will be always in place 70 ses
70 the interest Of their clients, while Judg(
Mccomas. d least, viii reside in The counij
IL Kanawhs. Being thus situated they I'd
attend MOST PROMPTLY to the collection o. "a
claims, and ttctisn.act;oni Of ali by 81 ness I'd.
trusted to them, and they trust That 4 loI|
experience tile bar, and iheir promptneI
and fidelity will ensure them large businesI
is t 1'a DAVID MoCOMAS,
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
VALUABLE KANAWIIA BOTTOM
FARM FOR SALE,
At Harrey,s Western Va, Land Agency

csITUATED about four miles from
% BUFFALO, containing about 800
acres; about one hundred acres Of which
are well improved, with q comfortable
,hewed log house. Abargain canbe had.
ALS0.-Another valuable tract ofland
IL for sale, lying and being on Big
Hurricane Greek, Putnam courty., con-
tanning 855 acres. which will be sold low
ftr cash, horses or cattle. or on time By
purchaser giving bond, bearing interes.
from date. s RO. =. HARVEY