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Notice.

4 LII Persons indebted to the estate of Jesse
"A Limbecker, decd, are eornestly requesfcd to
make immediate payment. and ,hoee having de-.
mands against the said Estate, will present them
properly attested. G ". LANDRUbl,
Adm'or. de 60xis noa.
Au9 ~ 4 3
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SKIRTS! SKIRTS!
DROOM g. NORRELL, AUGUSTA, Ga
D llaye Just received MOilAlR SKIRTS;
Patent Whalebone Cactus SKIRTS;
H"ugh's Patent Whalebone -
White and Slate Cold Manila SKIRTS;
Crown Coronation Whaebone
.s Lattice
Steel Spring
White and Slatp Col'd Crgyel
Colured and Paided
Rich Embroidered
Grass CLOTHS, for Skrtiug;
LAPPETT,
CRINOLINES,
HHALEBONE, Round and Flat
Augusta, April 1857 IL
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PURIFY TIE BLOOD!
M0FFATTS LIFE PILLS
AND
BIETE7S,
FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POISOHS.

TIE great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE FILLS
and PHOENIX BlTTEES have attained in consequence
OF the extraordinary effected by their use, revrs
unnecessary for the prnpre,nr to enter ino particular
analysis of their medicinal vr,ues properties Having
beer, than twenty !ers before the public. and having
the united testimony NJ mrrc than THREE MILLIONS U
persnns who have been restored Ia the enjoyment Of per
feet health by them, Il Is believed that their reputation
the Best Vegetable Medicine now before the public
admits Of dispute. In almost every city and village In
the United States there many who areresy TO testify
their efficacy in removing dsrase, and giving 10 the
whole system renewed viYur aud health.
In oas,r of SCkoFULA, ULCERS, SCCRrY or ERUP.
TIONS ofthe skn the operation ofthe LIFE MEDICINES
truly astonishing Olrn rrnuving In lew days, every
vesiigc of these ushsme diseases. b, their purifying
effects on tn. blond FEVER md AGCE, DYSPEPSIA,
DROPSY, PILES, and in shnrt most ul diseases. soon
yield to their curative properties No family should be
without theIn BY their timely use much suffering and
expense may be saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM B. MoFFAT, N. H., New
York, and for ssle by TUT pELLETER, Sole Agents.
Hamburg,s.C.
August6 1y 30
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Anew subject for debating cieties" reads
thus:
(which is the proudest, girl with her
first beau or mother with her first baby"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-08
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Coster & Coke, and !
Abram Martin, Bill in nature OF oil g
Lydia w. Crabtree.
I'm Pursuance of the order pronounced by Cham
Il c.llor Johnston, in this CAGE, on 7h June, 1855,
all and singular, the creditors Of Stephen Garrett,
Junr. deceased, are hereby required u come in be-
fore tho Commissioner aud make proof Of their re-
spective debts before the said Commissioner in his
Office at Edge6eld Cour. House, on or before Mon.
day the 18th Of May next. And such OF the said
creditors rs fail to come in and prove their respect
i've demands before the Commissioner, within the
time above mentioned, will be excluded from the
benef, Of the decree to be pronounced in this cause
A. SlMkINS, cEEn.
COMMISSIONER Office, Jan. l3, 1857, 4me
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1T appearing to my satisfaction that Benjamin
IL G. Gallman, Thomas B. Gailman, Frances B.,
GalIman, Middleton Moseley and bis wife Elizabeth,
yond the limits of the State 1t is therefore ordered
iha, the said Benjamin &. Gallman, Thomas B.
Gallnan, Frances B. Gaman, Middleton Mosely
and wife Elizabeth, and William G. Gallman, do
appear plead, answer or demur to this Bill within
three months from this date, aud on their failure 50
to do that the same be taken pro eontesso against
them. A. SlhlklNS,cE.ED.
Feb 20 3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY
A NDREW G. LA TASTE and wife Mary, and
"A Felina Nappior, VS.. Tillman d. Napier, Ma
tilda Radford and others,
It appearing to my satisfaction that Elizabeth
Williams, Lucinda Radford, Martha Napier, Elzs
Napier John Napier, Absalom Nappier and John
Napier, Defendants, reside without this State 1t
is therefore ordered, that they do appear and OBJ
iect to division or sale OF the real Estate OF Ma
than Napier, deceased, on or before the sn day
of Nav next or their consent to the saiGe will be
entered of record: ., '.5'*'
osdhssys o@os, Feb. IQsa lsH, l3s g
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CURRYTON ACADEMIES,

Nv invite the attention Of the public to the fol-
w lowing arrangements for the ensuing year:
Tie Male Academy
Will continue under tile control Of Mr.. JAMES L.
LEsLY, whose long experience and untiring efforts
for the advancement Of his pupils ought to command
liberal share Of patronage. -
Tuition per Session. go. .......... $4,000
The Female Academy,
In which small Boys will be admitted, will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. j. H. NORRIS, with competent
assistants.
This gentleman has had six or eight years expe-
rience in teaching has always given entire satsfac.
ton, and from bis acknowledged ability and energy,
he deserves the patronage Of the public. !: The
Trustees at Cross Hill. where he has been teaching
all gentlemen Of intellgence-;;fecommend him a
=" ernnently qualified togYe Instruction in all the
branches Of a thorough education" We nay add
that MIR. LEsLY fully endorses this favorable oPin-
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BILL PARKER WITH THE GIRLS.

1he following warning 10 NaHgHy H4S-
bands we cut from the advertising columns
of the -imerican Sc tinet, published at Ian.
caster, KY:
This is designed toilet all the world and
the rest of mankind know, that WILLIAM
PARKER, my husband, has left my bed
and board, without cause or provocation.
Scarcely had the honey moon passed by, be-
fore he sold my house and lot in Scott, near
Stamping Ground and the Franklin Hills,
where he commenced collecting All that was
due me, and selling off all Possessed. After
stealing my negro wonan and child, he left
and located in Lexington, where he is now
ranting with the gals, rugged off from top to
toe in broadcloth, bought with my niger
money, and left me destitute, furlorn and
wrctclled.
Said Old BILL PARKER is about sixty.
five years Of age, low in stature, heavy
built, round Shouidcred. bald headed, makes
wretched attempt to be polite and agreca.
bic, and a countenance sufficiently base to
convict him to the penitentiary or gallows.
Dear sir, you will do Justice to right by
publishing the above, and requesting the
Editors throug ghout the Union to give it a
place in their columns.
Oh that hi. bed be made # briers,
And his patti. bes-t with thorEs,
And the balance Of his days.
BE haunted by the beasts with heads and 10
horns.
Wedlock has been woful thing to me-
For marrying is not what its cracked up to be /;
thought my pathway would be strewed with
flowers and roses,
But the way Old BILL has made me- wrctched is
sin tu Moses.
feel like forest tree by the north wind shaken,
Wretched, forlorn, sad and forsaken.
January 12, 1867. JANE PARKER.
GOODNESS GKAc1ors.-Some one who has
been ''about in spots," gives the following
result of his observation:
"The young adies>of Boston, before 60
ing to party, rub their eyes with ertraifd
ogaoa, to make them sparkle and give bril-
liant expression.
The New York bellies don India rubber
stockings to contract the feet and make them
look small
The Providence beauties put Il small clam
under the hollow Of each foot to lift the in
step, and confer well made air to the
pedals.
The Philadel phia demoiselles eat per SIM
mons to draw their mouths to point, and
give their lips a do kiss me- look
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State Of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
William G. Mood and,
William e. Walker, Ri, fo. E,,..Io,,..
vs..
TIamil ilton A. Kcnrick
HT appearing 10 me that Hamilton a. Krnrick
IL the Defendant resides beyond the limits f the
State Of South Carolina on motion, 1t is ordered
tlla, the said Hamilton a. Kcnrick do appear aud
plead, answer dclnur to the bill ilc, in this ctsc,
within three mnnihs from the date hcreul, or de-
cree pro coafesso will be entered agninst him.
a. SlMklNS, c.EED.
Feb e6, 1857. 13t
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AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
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-rS.s s.gtFN - - :. .=s-'..tr' = -. a -
YDuu1orous Afaoil1g,
now DEACON BROWN COT SOLD.
ny FRANK FREEQCILL.

Deacon Brown considered himself apillar
of the Church and chief conseryator of the
public morals, nor was this idea Of his al
together delusion. lie was a strenuous
advocate, of church discipline, and in his
every day walk presented to the world an
example Of the most rigid picty. Though,
perhaps, trihe Puritauc and bigoted, he
was yet IA ,nan of the sterllcst and most I'M
compromising virtue. But, as Tom Hood
Gays:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-08

MuSic. <VsVV
The Scholastic year will be divided into two ses-
sions Of FIVE months each. Pupils will be charged.
from the time Of entering to the end Of the session.
TIE exercises i'll commence on the FIRST Monday
in February.
Board can be had in the village at from ss to $40
per month.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
it'll.


We believe we are not too prema-
ttfAi i'll announcing this morning that
Cob Cumming, Of Missouri, has
been appointed Governor of Utah.
and that hcfintends to rernore lis
family thither With theview of.making
that TerritorNlhis permanent. resf-
dence. Col. CR1uuiing Is a gentle
man of fried oficiial Integrity aud pt
large experience in frontier life.
1o8sessing great personal courage .of
q cohciliatory nature, set pnornpt and
energetic ia the discharge oflufy, he
Will bring to tlie important respon.
sibillties whielAe has assumed yhe
most essential Sdualitics orsuccess IN
tha delicate, and even dangerous,
mission which has beeA coptinedto
him. I
Tile difficulties to- beseneountered
in uHal are more numcroRsa and conn
plicated than is now generally sup
posed. Among them may be Incl
.lelt4llY mentioned that Brigham
IT5flnia claims d title to all thellands
snlle Territory, and has never re-
cqsaiseAthe United States surveys.
None of his followers hayePugchasea
lands I'LL a~ccoraatee with our laws.
HENCE, one Of the delicate. duties Of
.the Federal Courts Of THAT Territory
viii TX. TO establishand maintain the
rights Of those who may hereafter
purchase ID accordance withEour laws.
Not ala indiHlualin all Utah now
holGsa footo ana ,.the titleo Of which.
is sdcIiyead from tie United States,
4nIE III foil pnder this Strange c6n-
Of things. tlaat az a4t$ ofthe.
'TeFF toTy are u tile P~teselrtss time
opanto preremRti0n!- Wash,s Tat0a.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
5aGns ] Of Life.

Ten thousand human beings SET
forth together on their journsy Aft.
Ter ten years one third, at least, have
disappeared. A tAe middle ri THE
measure Of life, bat half ate
It'll uponthe road. Faster aad faster
as the ranks grow thinner, they that
remained till now, become weary, Sic
down and rise no more. At three.
acore andst ten, a band of soHe four
hundred yet struggle On. At ninety,
these havebeen reduced to aaiandfal
Of thirty trembling patriiarchs Year
after year they fail in diminishing
numbers. One Fingers perhaps,
lbnely marvel till century is over. "
We lookagain, and the work pit death
is finished. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
An Addition EmissaFy

We learn that d man was discov-
cred frepagating Abolition senti-
lnents, ina house I'M this place, says
tile fredericksburg HefuM occupied
by negroes, Oh Monday last, and
when confronted BY the sudden APP.
pearanceAof i gentleman who was in
the III ghborhood, and who had heard
Immediately decamped witllun-
dergrohna railroad speed, and has
sot been seen Of heard Of since.
Hhist Abolitiomemissary lis repre-
.sented as a German, of q rather
youthful appearance, sandy complex.
ION and sandy hair. He bad several
boxes ii which were laces, collars,
&c, and was engaged in asou ofcon-
traband trade with negroes. 81
ding our revenue Laws. Several Of
theffe4lDw 'stront teeth werefout.
It will be- we'll for The public, in
town and country, Throughout
Virginia, 70 BEL on fhe look out for
such wretches dis these.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Advertising.

III 1,i#E-IL.- - 5-Lw EEENNg EWNH 7-#LErFGVE
The st. Louis Repu5lt ca. III CON
clndinga congrattAatory notice Of its
prosperity and success, say of adver-
The truth il, advertising has be-
come a great feature III tlia business
the country, No merchant Gan
understand this than Hose Who
engage in it most extensively. The
advertisements Of bur
goods dealers, and of pur
wholesale merchants, spread all over
these pages, bestattest tho Estimation
fn wfichtIley holdIit. If they can#in
this way secure q reading by tens Of
thousandsof persons every day, this
is just what they want. III they can
by soeasy a process and s0 cheap d
cost attract hundreds ofs buyers Ito
their counters every day, what mat
tiers it toE them tllat they ply a fsw,
E~lollars f9r doing it. But tle MGR
ehantsFate not the only persons bene-
aited by advertisi ing Everyone who
has any thing to buy or seN-evdry
Pne who wants anything 81 has lost
hnything-eyerN one engaged III ally
business whatever-now resorts Ito
the newspapers to communicates with
the public. As q matter e course,
every man in search, of q particular
IL - s. ~.aI 49, EHiai Gs Il 4 .FrfE.&%t kHHA III -4HE Nh
object or thing, looks to the advert.
ling columns Of 3 newspaper 10 find
ifS and If there be any one ~ stupid.
As mott read those columns, he Will
keep zip with his neiglbors, pr
the progresss of the ape"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
REMARkABLE REcoFERr.n-

REMARKABLE REcoyERY The I'll
betty, Bedford county Virginia, Sen
tftlel, notices the case of an old negro
woman, who for D number ofy years
past, until within the last 12 pr lis
months, has been entirely blind. very
deaf, and almost entirely deprived IF
Tile power Of locomotion. Within
tie time mentioned, however, her
sight and hearing have both been,
without any aid whatever, restored
til a remarkable degree, even b the
distinguishing ofdiffarent color and,
not only have these been restore but
without the aid of an ordinary walk
ing stick, she is enabled to walk With
more activity than usually attends
one SO far advanced iii age.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
another civil Wat in Central 4 nerical

fhHUtH1f Sflil HuA III SpHtiu1 HtVlltAt
The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun writes:
We learn from Nicaragua that COY
til RIGA and other States lately allied
with her are about to take possession
Of Nicaragua as a conquered country,
and partition it among themselves
The Costa Ricans claim tile lion's
share. they not only claim tile
river San Juan, but the whole line of
Transit By way of the lake. TIP othar
States will not assent to tits, ana
will resistthe pretension By Srce II
Another civil war. involving all
these turbulent little States. ispn the
eye of commencement. THERE'S \
Walker party in Nicaragua, 1 dthey
will call uroH W alkef to return, even
before he il quite readyfor another
cAmpaigpA Upon his return he will
probably Be at the head ofan alliance
Of all the States against Costa Rica.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
4 lob aa lie Region.

Tie editor 9f biz Al Yirgin
an recent 4nta tgW days iii tho
III lite T9Ii dJ5ntha4iin sai}d ether peaks
ih that range, alplEin ;tH tHe region
rhlllid about. Hi giving his expo
rEcnee letsays Tfl 4 White Top sEtlle
highest Peak iii tile whole Apaachi-
Iaa range, and, tioln !ts summit the
most extensive ami magnificent.
view is obtaihed liz has eyer hodnoutI
fdrtHfne IL Witidss. The trees upon
IDS sumfuit are st begihning5fohua
abd the Whole tiatf III the mountain
clrpete{l With Wa flowers ,rieh in
iraggraNceatid gto con in coldrs
.F Aila1t ws4Y er ii1liaa te aintll and
booking DIT WE ii wltlIt IA glass,
&s Abilglop ahl Hid tarns many
t8i lbs bs,Y6na III Cloud carnelr6lling.
a1 5eIh5u4tai ii, which soens swept
aerass tile top, feerins like u Snow
sfprAl, tfiewiun Nllfst4cl niournfully.
aRdI winter trough the naked.
litls and the 2r Aidin4o Rr com
panN from eaefl bti.cr. Ffain the.
Suthpas rp slop9 5ost olass5 81 North.
Car5lina, TtaHieSse@ and Fifginiaall
lfgll With.a Tire oftfattllal sioIl,
adbdHtrofn The N rtnWcsteIn sloHe. the
outline fot oll kslttleff !. inarksed
tlke h0HzoiL
Hfle lflo4 rs11trf AbIs Him i / saw
9upop White crowds u trees
.ctI 4d Leslie flf 1Aesa trees afe Of
aIl heights, from ~ ere shftihs up to
30 felt, ar4l THE tof are almost III,
valriabIy flat, sd much 30, and the.
branches closely lnterwo ten, that per
sons can stand XII walk upon them
Our company, insisting enipe per-
SONS. had tla curiosity 60 ascend TO
THE top@of One tbf. obese trees where
VII all %lt down together upon the
lexgei plsdo3riin dff i ID saline feet.
intdiahletef alt3 oi tilrAl ut che
eompapy aeit1iaH Iall down and ROLL
edIaeross The tip If5etree il j sre-.
cies Qitfr. aid WE believe, peculiar
toIthee peak. pe Timber near the
summit il SMALL Jill I. gltfsarl "a, bit aft
tlis blaqss .tllle trees ar giants We
saw M zatlil m~eassuuHraetl prlie Whiteoak 1S4
eet inf ciirctlripr ice,, with IN, feet
tlNSk without d Rib.
Ihe stream 5iih tthe me- sgiibdrhoea
,aliiabdnna Withftroinf, (the best table
fsh Id Bthe Sauthwekt and their cap
tnre, thoasb lallolldduss, II tull# efsport:+
The accanfmc2l atials M Iaylpr'sI Y al
LEI. 8 miles trs6af M hito Top, ant as
eoed aiadas conn ertable as etlit DE
found ID airy atI1 pnd THE PEOPLE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

J The Hon Nathaniel f BAN late
Speaker o the House Of
Representative was on Tuesday last
unanimously nominated for the of
fide Of Governor of Massachusetts
bE a State Convention of the Amer.
party held at Boston.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

Boston, June 20.--The 18th p flu
lyIhas been appointed by the Pfesi4
dent Of the United States Agrienkur-
alISocIety for the ational trial ofreap1I
erb and mowers, at Syracuse, New
York. Seventy machines have all
entered for domPetltieH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
&c. e! BAILEYI
PARKs i ~MosEl.EY.
ii W N d III / & u

NDREM PARks n JolINlIs M0sELEf'
itaylllg entered into a p4Etaefsfip, ioT
tie h 5Tposeluf practising law 1n the JlfcaAt
aAd GottntyE QUITS Ai#Kana villa, and n the
GIetIit IsourtsEoI LoIan, fsouise and Raane
wSfINbarssIt 4r regularly attend those Courts.
t-Issir.ss entrusted totheir care will ~
ssIgg pre- .npt attention.
+ Ghcl n ihe other of3the firm can atWaNsbe
feilfdld. dfrike Business h0tlfSs AttfalF Office,
sia lod.er,s Row. Id tire town of Charleston.
{khtar feSfnn. Ocl. Ill 1856. M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

IMIsfsrERiM CALLs-The Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church of Baltimore,
formerly under the charge ofths Rev
Stuart Robinson, ID. ID. have recent
III made out a unanimous call to the.
Rev. Charles Wadsworth, pf PAila1
dqphia, to become theirpastor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
rsusa ). VI. EacIisnH
n JUSTICE.

TT@T. FISHER and Nh. W .TENGLISH haF-
III. lug entered iiate a partnership, tor sae.
purpose Of prackicing Law Id the cotlatles ol
Mason and Putnam, Wi~llTegaiafly attend ting
eNe1it, Quarterly and Monthly Courts 81
;hoSSe Two couniies, and will payeyeIyS atten-
tiontto business entrusted 40 their care.
One Or the other of tile firm wlll8always Re
fodnllat their Office, in Point fleasant, ana
one br the other win regularly be At the W.
nan Gnnnt, Courts.
8Pf. Pl asa nj, Dee. ID n37ylH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
E
NF. Burbauan On IafNganny.

Maio Jack Downing tha relates
a conversation he Hal With DIX. Blu
ellanan on Ut lr:A+l0l1 Baek IS sGgood
deal riled With I5fis ham Young WHO
with his one lfrndrad wives have
created i rdbellih.h when OLD Buck
hasn't one that fe can eail Ills own
I'll ole woman eIpatad i teballipR III
tie car{len5o III nWlien she had a
slnah and oaglt TBS Bin tisfied, it1isn't
wonderful tilatofh fR rei shhsala do
ithe]Ifke In Utah having only one
man among eni aAlk sas Rack,y,
diaEyon ever s ettnion and harmony
where there wfts ons hundred wimen
all bill one nlan- i all mater
III expect 1t AMI tbe aI b waEto bring
matters to d GOOD starting point IS TO
see each Wottll3an llIas her man. es.
bit said old Buck then every nan
would BE obleegd u hey lis Woman.
Yes. ~sartin. sez I. We'll, then, seq
|he, they'd blame me tor the AL Of
lisltrouble lind saYI'd sot en- 9 bad
example. That's %, sell, and since
vou4druv so many women TO take up
one man bekfse sen refuse 60
take yeur sheer, fts our DUTY 20
make EN- live ~peaceabie as they are,
Else break The hllll thing mi BY re-
forming and setting every pld barhe-
dor n good example byy takan tofe q
ofthese deladed wolam TOR your sheer
"a once. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

A MopERS sonoM.-In tile Village
WatertoYn, Jefferson county, iii.
New York, there are 40 houses fill
fame, 30 grpggeries, 30 spiritual eirE
elss, and variety Of similar places
.ofIresort!
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
JAMEs III. BROWN.

~ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AHs LAtF,
KANAwHA b. H., VA,
I1RAcTIcES iii the G4turtsspf KanaNha'
Il acassou, asad ada cent coq!ltles
Hfo4nptsa and punetaalin lie e9Ifef tlol1 and
disbursement of debas, ard tls PfeSee.ition
and defence of Suits cdttusfeH to his eafe.
NiEce on Man Stfestst 4 ffw do9rs arioR
Steamboat landing.
yhh35. EEAst @
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Dssp not thg: mother when she
is ola. Age. mayNear and waste .
mother beauty, strength, limbs, sen
ses, and estate; btut her relation As
mother is as the sun when 1T goes
forth ia his might, for il is always ID
the meridian, and knoweth no even
ing, The person may be grny-heaa-
ed, but her motherly relation is: eyer
in its flourish 1t may be 4autdmn,
yea, winter, with q woman, but with
the mother, as mother, it is always
spring.
Y Alas, how little#do we appreciate
a another tenderness while liying!-
How needless are VIE in youth Of all
her aDxietles and kindness! But when
she isdead and g3ne--whenthe cares
and coldn4ss Of tile world come with
eFiug to- OUR heart4-When we expert
.eHGe how Kartl it IL to find true SYM
pathy--llo low few love US for ourselves
how few viii befriend us in mis-
fortune? Then itis that we think 81
the NeotheI we have lost.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

We werqlahown last evening d tel.
dollar Till alb Il eState Bank of Ohio
altered trolha one. The detection is
readily made hy noticing tic differ
ence ii the plates of the ten and one,
which should he remembered.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

Mai BeR. MetaIIock win, It IS
said, be d candidate for the u S.
Houston.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

al CRY dF EDr6Rs.--One hundred
and twentyfsix editors in tho United
States have recently drawn building
lots in the town of Warrentoa, Va.
situated inthe 'tsGold Region Of Gull
pepper county, i'll this State. Banks
of Petersburg; Bryant OF the New
EIork Evening Post; Gilmer. Of Lew
Iisburg; Vespasian Ellis, of Washing
toa; Coale II Barr. of Abingdon, Wad-
dell, ofStaantpn, Alexander, Of Char
llottesrille; Ind d host Of others are to
be there.