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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
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THE HEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN
Aot a Partiele of Kerenryin H
An infalliblo remedy for Scrofula, King
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and Pain Of the Bones aud Joints, Sal
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thousands Of grateful patients from al
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daily to the remarkable cures performed
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TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.o Neu.
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gives tone to the stomach, makes the
Skin clear and healthy, and restores the
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city To- the worn out frame, clears the.
skin, and leaves the patient fresh and
healthy; single bottle of this incstima-
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The large number ofcertiGcates which.
we have received from persons from all
parts Of the United States. is the best
evidence that. there is no hnmbug about.
IL. The Press, hotel keepers, magis-,
tsates, physicians, and public men, well
known to the community, all add their
testimony to the wonderful effect of this
this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Gallon the Agent and get an Almanac,
and read Me details Of astonishing cures
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
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KANAWIIA VALLEY. STAR,
Is PUDLisHEDF. WEEKLY, At
CHARLESTON, KAEAWHA COUNTY. VA.

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CHARLESTON, KANAwHA COUNTY. va
1t is Democratic in Politics,
And is devoted TO News, AgricultuIc, Con,
merce Public Improvements, Education, ARTS.
Science, &C., &c
This paper, although in its second year,
has been declared the Democratic organ o
TWO SENATORIAL. DisTRfcTs. namely.sthe 44tf
and 4aih, embracing The COUNTIES Of Kan
awha, Putnam, Boone Logan, W,cmlng, Ma.
lie has teeR highly eomplimented by The
Press and able Statesmen throughout The en-
tire State. M
In addition 10 our experience III conducting
weekly newspapers, we have secured the ser
vices Of a class 81 contribn tors, who ara !
sufficient guarantee that the s Knnawhn
Valley Starr cannot he else than we.conie
visitor to all who have favored US with their
patronage. haste nait.r and purity Of style
will be studied by us, -in short, we intead to
publish HIGH TONED AND DIcxiflED news
pIrEE.
We have already a rery respectable patro-
mage, md b.yirlct adherance to the princii les
Of our party. hope To merit large increase,
from the citizens Of Western Virginia
/ No lalor will be spared TO keep orr readers
up With the times, in all items Of news, which
RAY be considered Of general interest. The
advantages Of A daily mail, telegraph office in
The town, aud the Eastern and Western cx1
! changes, escrd great facilities fcrobtainins
knowledge tfs all passing everts, which ars
daily occulfng.
| 1TERxs - Two DollSrsa year. in advance
| Ffnot paid within 60Idays aflerthe receipt ol
| FIRST p5per, Two Dollars and Fifty cents Will
invariably be charged.
Money fer subscription. addressed to the
publisher, reg stored may be nailed at oul
| risk. JN0. BUNDLE. PrnrsnEn..
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GosIroRN HOUSE.
ChrIeston. anawhn.

DAvID GoSHoRNmforms his friends
III and the public generally that he has
rebuilt at his old stand nearly opposite
the Court House, and i prepared 70 ac-
commodnte all who may favor him with
a call, IN way that will please the most
Iastidious. His Bar is supplied with The
finest Champagne, Claret- Madeira
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDlES;
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES;
and fine CIGARS, dc.
April %, 1856. n3tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
Unfortunate Accident.

sWelearn thatan unfortunate acct
dent occurred in Writ county a few
days since, resulting id the death ola
child Of Elijah Bakers. A Mr.. Shep-
pard, having determined to kill dog,
followed him with his gun, to Mr..
Bakers house, and there Shot at what
be supposed was the dog, lying on the
porch, butprovsdtob be the child, which
(he killed. A coroners jury gave a
verdict in accordance with tho facts,
and Sheppard was tried for the Kill
ing and acquitted. - Pdkss5arg
Nsacs. s
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NoTTcE.

"A General meeting Of The Steckholdtrs OF
xNtne Bank ofKanawha viii Be held at their
Banking House in the town Of Maiden on Sat-
grcay the 3ist day Of Janusry 1857. at ? O'Clock
r. ~, By order 81 The Bdard Of Directols.
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REMOVAL.

MRS R0CR--formeTly Of The Maiden
fNl House, Kanawha Salines--has removed
70 the large and eommodious Brick House, on
posite the old stand. where she is prepared 70
netertain the travelling public.
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Persona Communications, or communica.
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ensure attention must be addressed TO JNo
RuSDLE, Kanawha c.. H., Va ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
w. F. & ]. II. GOSHORN,
=. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Dry Go o DIS, Groceries,
\ REkDY-MADE CLOTHING,
Glassware, Queenswart, Hardware and

Glassware, Queensware, Hardware and
~E~-.... Mechanics Tools, "a 81 r
FRONT STREET, CHARLESTON, VA.
TAVING removed our Hardware and Gro
Ill 'eery Store into the room tJlmerly oecu
pied by Messrs. BROOKS, Brigham & Co., am!
adjoining our Dry Goods. Store. we beg leave
10 say that the business firms OF W. 4 j. Cos.
horn and J. & W. Goshorn. will hereafter Be
conducted under the style and finn of VI. P.
& J. II. Goshorn. at the old stand Of W. & ].
Goshen n, where, they are now receiving and
opening direct from the cities of New York,
Philu delphia and Baltimore, Tie largest ana
most durable stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
ever brought TO this market; amongst which
will be found every variety, Of ladies' and gen.
tIemen's fine dress goods, ladies' cloaks and
iaimas. boots and Shoe, Eats an, cans sin
and straw bonnets, (ol tire la.eststyie, 5chinn.
glass and queenswaie,oi the ,a:esr descriptions.
paper hangings, window shades, rarlor ami
hail lamps. Ofyarious sizes, books an 4 station.
aly, and Sadtlerx. Also. a. larse and we'll
selected stock OF cheap and sfashiona;le ready.
made clothing, "a large portion OF which We
had made 10 order,) which eonsis's of eyery
description Of coats, pants, vests, dsawers.
hickory checked and VIII lie linen bosom shirts.
shit collars and wooden uHdershiits and dta ~.
ers, all Of which will be, sold St unusually
low prices for cash, or on a credit TO punctuai
customers. ~ :. 4 1I'r3g.<4
The ladies are particularly invited 10 cal,
and examine our stock OF dress and fancy goois
cloth cloaks, talmas, &c., which bayr No. =,
lected with great care, expressly for Iris m
bet, from the best houses in New YORK ana
Philadelphia, we believe Cannot u. stifnas.
sed, ifequalled, in beauty, style aud thsan.
ness, by any house in The place. s -
Please call and examinst our s.dck before
purchasing else where IS We fla;tcr enrseIyeS
we viii be enabled to offer you such bargSins
as to make il greatly 10 your inlt rest TO b,ir
from us. + - - i ,.s -
All oriers promptly attended to. I'LL.
re. Yours, with respect, s..5,-
Y d r. 49, .tTE w. r. G0SHORN, !.
=, II. GesHORN.
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JOHN g. GIBHART,
f-orrcr+ Front street and Lower Ferry,
- CHARLESTON iytRElNIA,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groc cries,
Hardware, Queenswarc, Glassware
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
~ - ~ SoIdfcry Gc.es ~ ~

t7E = CO.
Saddicry. &c.
TTAyINls lust leceiyeda splendid stock o.
rev goods, which has been selected
with the u Utmost care, I feel warranted in So r
;,gsfo nv cpssome Is, that can sell as low as
ony bonse IN Chas!t ston. j have complete
assortment Of Day Goods, consisting ~ part g
ladies, dress goo,is,Iof every description; fine
Iot OF cloths, cassiifiert s. aitlatts Jeans nan
nals. white goods. bleached and brown musl ms,
linen, handkerchiefs, gloves, hosiery, &C. In
the Grocery depa Element ray be had white 2 NJ
brown sugars, best coffee, mosasses, green
and black teas, specs, rice, FISH indigo, oiis,
window glass, powder shot, lead, grin caps.
eor,,nge liquors, dys-stufls. &c. hardware Of
ali kinds, such as mechanics tools, nails,
shoyels, cutlery, chpins, piows, castings, &c.
QueenswaIe, OF all kinds. Glassware Of every
description; also, housekeepers' Articles. such
buckets, tubs, tinware, stoneware cotton yarn,
btosms, brushes. combs 30. Sa'dlery-saa-
dies harness, brdles bits, tirrups,g rts, spurs,
Bride reins, check lines, DC
vlns5if JOHNlG GfBiIART. U
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DIS. MONTAGUE, - - Proprietor
WINFIELD, prr.aa corsTr. Va.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

Prospectus Of Volume Fifty OF
'GRAHAM,S AMERICAN ILLUSTRA.
- TED MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

The Pioneer Magazine oil The Conntty. Es-
tablished in 1897. Subscribe for the New
volume-ccmment Ing @iihthe Jan. No, 1857
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15
State Agricultural Chemist Of Maryland

MAN AND WOMAN TARRED AMI
FEATHERED IN MICHIGAN.-One night
last week. as we learn from the Lapeer
(Michigan) Republican, a disgraceful
outrage was perpetrated in that place.
1t appears that man and woman but
recently arrived there, and keeping a
saloon. were suspected of being rather
loose in their habits, consequently a
party Of disguised men repaired to the
domicile of this miserable couple, and
rapping at the door, were answered by
the man Of the house, who was imme-
diately seized and treated to a sratuit-
GUS ride upon sharp-edged rlil. While
this was going on,<a part Of the gang
entered the house and dragged the
woman from her bed into the street,
benuded and exposed her to the gaze of
the obscene rabble, hauled her through
the mud, and applied a swab dipped in
a mixture of tar and feathers to her
person. They were then let go.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15

As in the human species, so in hogss
inflammation of the lungs is most
insdious diseas, going on to the destruc-
cion of the patient before the mere
SYMPTOMS give cause of alarm, and, in
many Instances. hogs which appeared
healthy were yet seriously affected with
lung inflammation.
The above remedies were tsed on
about three Thousand hogs. and sn the
utmost intensity of the disease. The
number Of their deaths diminished sew
enty-five per cent on the second day
after theii administration, and in short
time the disease disappeared from tee To-
cality.
As soon is the hogs were manifestly
sick thhy were put in pens by them
selves, and subjec. ed to the above treat
ment. OF thesd about thirty per cent.
recovered, whilst before all died.
Causes.-It is disease Of general at
mosbheric origin, influenced by special,
local, exciting causes, such as the sweat
ing sickness, blackdeath, cholera, anh
otbel epidemics. which, at different times
have devastated, more or less, all parts
of the earth, and Of whose intrinsic ma
We know but very little, 1t is confined
to distilleries, but has also proved dest-
ructive in the country 1t is not pro-
duced by strychnine or any vegetable or
mineral poison.
The disease attended with swollen
jaws, the proper name Of whice is hog
quinsy, prevailing in some parts of the
State, has no connection with the above,
and can be most successfully treated by
making incisions over the swelling, and
then pouring in a small quantity of salt
aud turpentine.
| should be obliged to persons through
out the United States, who have odserv-
ed this diseaae, to examine the blood
and the different orgaos, and report to me
the results; should any be incapable of
making an analysis of the blood, | will
Wi h pleasure furnish them with the
how to derform it.
JAMES FIIGGINs
State Agricultural Chemist of Maryland
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15
l:oansbiIls 1aiIp yournaI.


this day had the pleasure of seeing
and conversing with the far famed Kit
Carson. He is mild pleasant man in
the expression of his face, and one would
never suspect him of having led the life
of daring and adventure which disting ush
him. lie is refined in his manner, and
very polite in his intercourse; his con-
versation is marked by great earnesthess,
and his language is appropriate and well
chosen, though not pronounced with cor
rcctness. He has strong mind and
every thing he says is pointed ard
practicable, except when indulging in q
vein of humor, which is not unirequent
No one can converse with him and leave
without being. favorably impressed; he
has a joSial, honest open countenance
and a kindness Of heart almost feminine
He IS universally beloved here, and a
favorite with all classes, Indians included.
lie never alludes to his career as an
adventure. unless questioned relative to
it. Although he is free and in his con-
versation, everything he says in regard
to himself partakes of a degree of mod
uiahOst III OHC NDOoC lliC
has been an unbroken succession OF
hardships and dangers. You may have
seen a small periodical floating about
Washington called KIT Carson, the
Gold Hunter.' had read it, and in
the course Of our conversation | asked
him if it We're true He said it was not;
every statement made is false. He is
represented in his pamphlet as colossal
figure, when he Is not over five feet
eight inches in height He is heavy
framed, and weighs about 17O pounds
lie is forty eight years old, but does not
look more than 30. He came to this
country in 1923, having run off from his
employer, near Boonville, Missouri, to
whom he was apDrenticed to learn the |
ST iddiers' trade.-The facts of his lie |
are now in the possession of Washing |
ton Irving. and will doubtless, be thrown |
into the form Of book during the ccm-
ing winter. He is States right Demo
cra..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15
TO BUILDERS & PLAsTERERs.

To which we invite your attention. Prices very fa-
vfatf. Terms, cash. GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15

Go and See the Elephant!
a LARGE Elephant can now he seen. free Of
"a charge, on Main street. :. doors below Second.
We don't mean TO say that :. ENRICH has become a
speculator in Elephants. hut that he has just opened
the most grand stock Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
tian he ever hadthe pleasure of showing to his
toHsTs snd the public generally. They alway.
ready and willing To show tler goods, and their prices
are known 70 he very low there viii he difficulty
IN being suited. Give Sam. Embich call
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15

6Charles Astcr Bristed, the grand
son Of John Jacob Astor-the literary
milionaire--the man whose glove till is
S40O per annum-is now at Baedn
Baden, where he has bought splendid
villa, and is astonishing the natises with
his American trotters. The old folks
make the money, and the young ones
spend it. af
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15

rE>IMOTHY SEFD-
y A lot OF new crop Just reed and for sale nv
sepsl3 NlCkERY 4 JOHN sroN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15

LONG Henry Possan. oil
Shelby. Orleans county, MY, man
forty five years Of age. has been confin-
ed to his bed, utterly helpless, since be
was nineteen years of age His disease
is rheumatism, and so violently has it
racked the poor mans frame, that
scarcely limb. joint, OF member OF the
body is undeformed. And added to all
this, the poor man has been rendered
perfectly blind by the same disease. lie
lies upon his back, his arms folded across
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15

PAY Your LITTLE Bn.Ls.-Nothing
helps the money n1a.ket more than the
prompt payment Of little bills 1t keeps
up trade. keeps. money moving, helps TIE
banks, and makes everybody feel good.
When everybody holds on to all the
money he gets because he fears times
are going to be worse, he helps to make
them so
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his breast, and is Tonly barely able to
move his fingers His pain is severe,
and almost constant. Where is the
harrassed business man, or toiling labor
er, who wants to exchange fortunes with
this poor sufferer? se ...l,
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McC0RMTCK'S REAPER AND MOwER.-We
1yA are Agents for the sale Of this reliable Machine
all who wish to save labor in the Harvest Field should
procure one. We. have samples on hand, which we
shall take pleasure IN showing.
lngyBRooE 3 CO.,
mraE Water street, Evansville