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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
AmalsamatiOn in Vermont.

The following Green Mountain an,
ecdote is too rich to be lost;
A big, strappingnegrostopped,l last
week, at the Pearl StrectIlouse, Bur,
lington, Vt, in company with a very
interesting white woman, whom he
claimed as his wife. She was ac
cortlingIy- shown TO. her chamber
while Ebony was giving orders rela.
tive to his baggage. etc. AT length
he enquired OF the landlord, WHO liza
but that moment come in tor his wife
After considerable search AMI in
Jquiry, he told his darkness that II,
such woman was to he found. below
or above, that there Wis but one lady
stranger in the house, and she was {;
fine looking lady Of the pure Angie
Saxon Stock,
SWELL" says the negro, that's my
Wife"
The landlord, on recovering from
this staggering announcement, wen
straightway to the laiy's room t
make inquiry as TO the truth Of til,
negro's story. He informed her tina
"a big, fat, greasy he negro" was be
low, claiming her to be his wife. Il
Every well" said she, 81 am hi,
wife. lie is my husband"
Ifthe assertion of the. negro wa'
staggering, that Of the lady was per
feet kuo ok down, which the lady OBJ
serving, said, with a roguish twinkle
of the eye: "
"Why, that's nothing to what m,
sister did" s.~~..
"Then for Coils sake, said he, ID,
pray tell me what yOur sister did"
Il will" said she, 'She hurried [
FREMoNTER!" Nj.
The happy couple were enttrtaine>
free Of expense during their stay n
the hotel, and Fremont has been los
ing ground in Vermont ever since
Springfield Ecpseas. ~ .
Come here, my little Eddy said
gentleman to a youngster Of sever
years of age, while sitting in the par
lor, where large company was as
selnbled !: do you know men I'LL.
YES, sir, / do. f@@@. -. ..s
WHO am |, then! let me hear
sYou are the man that kissed sis
ter Angelina last night IN the parlor.
.Anorline faintcd. .s-+ Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
Has the Thing lii.

"A gawky backwoods boy was once
at depot on one Of the Georgia rail-
roads, and was deeply interested in.
gazing--for the first time--at the
mighty fxins." Finally lie got in.
side Of a car, and while indulging III
his unbonnded curiosity, the whistle
screamed, the bell rang, and the steam
horse began to sarge at the rate of
''two forty son Lorly,'' shouted
the boy, "stop it, stop it, II amt
agwine;' and bursting forward lie
opened the door and jumped sont on
the platform. Just then the train
was crossing a deep, cayarauous look
ing gorge on trnssl work, and seeing
the earth and tree tops beneath him,
he tainted and fell, Directly hecame
to, and looking up at the conductor
who stood by him, he exclaimed with
a deep sigh, .'Oh Lordy, stranger,
has tie thing l;t., -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
1 New'.Infernal Machine" for War Pur
:. .7- poses.

1t having been stated that Walker
was supplied with a new Internal
Machine for destroying his foes, a
correspondent |of the New York
Jo"rHaI Of Comme1'ce makes known
some Of its pecuEiarities, as follows /:
A writer is your paper of the DIST
ult., who signs himself "ARti-Wal-
ker, /" wishes to be informed about the
internal. Machine" which General
Walkers friends have recently pur-
chased for his army in Nicaragua.
For his and the information of others,
| will explain its efficiency and dead
! ly ilstrulnentality. In form, it re-
scnlbles small grindStone, turned by
a crank, and will discharge three
hundred one-ounec balls every min
ute, attended by only two men. Ev-
cry machine is calculated to destroy
three regiments of soldiers in the same
! space of time. 1t can be directed with
the same ease that a common rifle is
! handled.
The inventor, a Yankee, is now in
England, experimenting before the
Admiralty, and "a great many old
Generals, ofall countries, who evince
much interest, and have written him
letters expressive of their wonder ami
establishment. One distinguished
Polish General expresses himself to
the inventor, that as soon as this
deadly weapon bccomesiu use, wars
and I'umors of war must cease" The
gun, or machine, discharges without
report; and sends q ball three times
the distance~of the ordinary rifle Of
cannon, as the case may be. Flle
British Government has offered the
inventor f2O0, 900 sterling, if he car
enlarge his machine to- discharge 6
81 pound shot. This he is now doing
and informs his agent here he shall
accomplish it. The Russian Minis
ter at London is anxious for the pa
tent, and has offered him his price
but he says to his friends. Il mean NJ
4 other nation shall have;t, but England
and my own country e.:
Previous to his going to Europe, ht
offered theright to the American Gov
ernmcnt at Washington. Expert
inents were made with onc-ouicc all;
seven,pound carronales, before ou
naval and other officers, by order o
the Secretary OF State, which prove,
all have related above and to the Ell
tire satisfaction Of those present
| One of these. ''inftrnal machines,
placed upon the deck Of a vessel, ont
toftlle Commolores remarked, "woulc
sink frigate in three minutes y
Such a constant discharge of balls
Just as fast as they can be handled anc
rolled in, with the accuracy they cal
| be directed, must inevitably destroy
all before it, besides the great advan
!tage@ot being at distance and out o
danger Of the enemy's guns.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
An Arkansas Joke.

An Arkansas correspondent Of the
New Orleans Picayune tells the fol
lowing: ..r s
n early times, in a county not far
off, these country dram shops were
common, as they were all over the
State where the b'hoys met every Sat
urday to shoot for whiskey and get
drunk, and cool off with u fight or
two. On one Of these occasions a big
strapling six footer, full of..bust head"
and Dutch courage, having been beat
at the mark by another, slapped his
fists&together and swore he was "spil-
| ling over for a fight" and could whip
any man who could beat him shoot
ing. -:
! This was not noticed by the man
for whom it was intended. That, of
course, made him Drawer and mad
der. He roared ont.
II kin whip any blink-eyel sucker
who kin beat me shooting-whoo- ce.'
The man aimed at still said moth
ing. -, j.
Six footer here ebilei -over-so lie
walked right up to him, shook his
/ fists in his face, and said: il 49,.
"You kin shoot, kin you ; but you
darn't to fight me-l'm u unanimous
hor- see .!-Whnoplce!' sr
The man addressed still said moth
ing,
Six footcr roarcl again the louder,
ana said he must have fight if he
had to "buy it."
Look ere Slickemgoeasy if you'll
give me far fight III give you COW
and q calf" =
Slickum Immediately begantostrip
Says he, "If thar's anything to be
made I'm in. Six footer turned q
little pale--couldn't back down now
struct ring--pitched in, and SiA
footer got most confoundedly and
soundly thrashed. Rose, shook tho
! dirt off and sworc he wouldn't pay
for 'twarnt iii the bargain he was tt
ne whipped" - "
r. Slickem said, III sue yon..".
sue away said Sixtooter, an
mounted his bear skin and rode off.
f Slickem went to the county seat
saw u lawyer, and told him his case
!, lawyer told him it was good case
and he would gain it for him, tolt
, him TO make outsan account "for worl
and labor DONE" and size before ;
Justice Of the peace. He did so; jus
tice of the peace gave Judgment fol
F. plaintiff, and ordered the constable t.
drive the COW and calf to him, Herr
it rested The defendant was lcart
to say +
"Well, l reckon that mout belaw
! but my losing that COW and calf al
come % my not kivering'al the pint!
in tire trade, | 'spose!" - !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20

For the kanawha Valley Star.
Smoking and Chewing Preachers.

1t is a lamentablc fact that many
regular Pastors of Churches, of diff
ferent Protestant sects, are slaves to
misunderstanding the finest d, ticle OF
Tobacco, and smoking the. most cost
~ cigars. Think of INDECENT families
contributing twenty or thirty dollars
\ err anmui, to keep ,tlreir pastor in
smoking and chewing Tobacco! W,
speak With due Difference and with
sadness, when we 'dcnouncc the prac-
tice as agreat evil. We have long
since been disguised with it in tire
Methodist Church, Aad+o our per
sonal knowledge, most Methodist
families dread a smoking Or chewing
preacher, although they will not com
fplain,' but endure the evil, as he stays
but one or two nights in q month. =
No ladywishcs her hearth. or floor all
bcdaubed with R1acco juice, if il
is squirted forth from the month of a
preacher! And, certainly no family
wishes tobe annoyed With the clouds
of smoke which rise from a huge
cigar, though it may be in the mouth
of preacher We don't know how
the thing strikes OTHER men, but no,
thingsis more ridiculous in our eyes,
than to see a young itinerant Method,
ist Preacher with a cigar or pipe in
his. mouth, one third Of his time
out of bed. And as a consequence,
books are neglected, sermons badly
prepared, decency discarded, families
and social circles distnrbed-Pasto'
raj duties neglected, souls going f
Hell, while puff. puff, puff, goes the
eignr. or pipe, or the preachers jaw:
work. like a sheep chewing fodder,
and he &pits his filthy spittle over
everything, and everybody in hi:
reach! Those Jig oreryrolrn ana
rufian-ike achis5ers! are disgusting
enough in the Pulpit, but we car
even endure them better than we car
smoking andf chewing Tobacco
mere habit which. men fall into, and
which is Of no service in the world
May God save the Churches from
the growing evils, and rid the world
of the disgraceful practice! What say
you, Mr.. Editor Of the Star,Iin this,
our age of progression. The South.
ern Methodist Hiaerant will please
copy, and make such commentas the
Efitor NAV think proper. j. I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
! Revival Intelligence.

In addition to, the revival intelli-
gence communicated to us for pub.
Ilication, we observe numerous notices
III our exchanges from the brethren
in different parts Of orr Conference,
reporting large ingatherings into the
| Church, and numerous conversions.
Such elligence is NOT only cheering
to all whoare devoted in the work Of
calling sinners to repentance. but ar
CUES tayo:ably to Southern Methodist:
ism in Western Virginia. Such fruits
Eof Ministerial labors are the best cyl
dence. ofDiyile fayor.to the Church.
While we. as a'Church, arc repuaiat-
Cd BY. our English Methodist brethren
in consideration #of our Southern
affiliations, on sentiments and are de-
Inognced at llelne by onr Northern
bretncrn for the same cause, it is q
source of abiding consolation to us to
knowzthat "the God Of Jacob IS with
us" lnleelthis is the kind Of knowl-
c7'gc that st. Paul considered ssthe
more. excellent
An while til, fields are ripeninv.
and inviting, the western Virginia
/ CONFERENCE to extend their iurisdic-
ltion farther cast, the Virginia Con-
ference is extending the Boundaries
westward, until we may almost strike
hands in the Valley. The Virginia
arm ofthe Baltimore Conference Is
Ebendingsundcr the oppressive weight
Of Northern notions
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
by KATE HARRINGTON.

. y
Z = -
Ye Who loudly boast of freedom,
Yewho shout forth Liberty"
Ye who are forever dwelling
On the curse of TYRANNY, -
Pause awhile, and deign to tell us
What is freedom? Howyou've planned
To pseserse'this glopiesNyatch@ord,
Stainless in our favored land! !
Do you say. Wen close the portals
! Opening 10 Columbia's shores I? -
Wall refuse to spare ore morsel -.
From our Overwhelming stores
Colby point eath stranger backward
To the cline from whence he came, 8.
Smiling at the. words lie utters,
Freedom here is but name"
Or, again, with condescension,
+ Will YOU give him leave to stay
If he coyet no distinction,
. If he meier aspire to say,
81 have warnings strong within me
Aims in life TO spur me on;
And untrammeled | will reach. them
In thishnd of Washington"
Know you not that such prescription
borders close ontyranny q?
That our motto, 'tFree and equal"
Sounds on him like mbckery. :.
Tell me it is generous, noble, =
|. Thus your fellow man to chain =.
Crushing all his aspirations
Making all his longings vain.
Think you thus to. rid your borders
fthe Monster iPopery
Never let the roots be blasted
If you wish to sere the tree + -,
Should you bat destroy the branches,
Lateut vigor may revive: -
Pruning makes our vineyards fruitful
=, Trimming makes our orchards thrive
Would you see the host diminish
Ample scope for work you'll find;
Be uiitiring in your efforts /
To impress the intuM mind. 4
Lay firm and sure foundation I -,
For the doctrines you impart -
Gather all the young around you-
! Stamp your faith upon each heart.
Thus alone the throng will lessen,
Against which your wrath is hurled
Thus Will future sCiues and mothers
By their influence move the world,
lEasier far than man who battles
With the firm unyielding throng:
Failing oft TO rouse. conviction
In those minds ma!ured and strict.
Startaright, but, Oh! remember,
While you labor hand and heart,
More will follow your .ennmple "a.
Than the precepts YOU impart.
lFLet your acts Of love and kindness
+ Prove your deep sincerity;
Thus alone you'd thin the army,
Break the ranks of Popery.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
How They Take it.

Tho Nomination Of ALBERT G.. j EN-
KINs ESQ.,, as the Democratic >Can1is
date for Congress in this District
takes wcp,with the Democracy every
whore. Everyone who knows him,
memb>r of NIX parties, unite III bear
ing testimony to- hi$ high moral char
actcr, his finished Attachments, and his
unloubtei talents. y In the ranks of
the opposition his selection seems to
have crashed out all their hopes ofdi-
vision in our forces, and will make
3nOaccessions TO their strength through,
dislike or emblttercl feeling. on the
part of any Democrat. How Mr..
Garlic will tikc/it, WEI know not,
neither do We care ; but it womb
cause no>wonlcrmcnt with us if all
tho torce-wurk which Will probably
be used would fail in forcing him to
be a candidate, or to canvass the Dis
trict against SO able and ovcrpower,
my u competitor. He would pruba.
bly, prefer that his star should set Of
itself by not being a candidate than
that its light should be blotted ont by
running when defeat is inevitable
ParAersbuTg .Npsrs. -, a.. =:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20

You've AMERIcA.--There is, says
the Albany K,ack,e,Joczer, a boy not
overfourteen years ofage, stopping at
the principal hotels IN this city, who
keeps trotting horse aud buggy, bets
high with the best of'em," smokes a
dollars worth ofcigars a day, drinks
|jnleps and cobblers Vulnerable, and
orders his bottle;of champagne rega-
larry at dinner. He is from, Balti-
more, and is travelling westward on
. tour transportation and observa-
ton.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
The Loss Of d wife.

No man but one who has been call
ed upon.to mourn the loss of below,
ed companion can appreciate the
beauty and trathfnlness Of the follow
ingarticle whiehgwe copy FROM an ex-
change !: .sis,
'sIn comparison with the, Loss Of a
wife all other bereayelnents are tri-
fling. The wife slA who fills SO
large space in the domestic heaven ;
she who busted herself IS unwearily
Tor theprecious ones around her; bit,
ter bitter il the tear kak fails on her
cold clay! you stand beside her eof-
fin, ana thmk Of the past. It seems
an amber colored pathway, where
the sun shone on beautiful flowers,
and the. stars hung glittering over
head. Fam would the sonl lingel
there : no thorns are remembered,
save those. Your hands have planted;
her noble, tender heart lies open to
You. Utmost sight. You think other
now as all gentleness, all beauty, al
purity. But she|is dead The dear
head that has lain upon Your bosom
rests in the darkness upon a pillow
of clay. The hands that have minis
tered so untireinglY are folded white
and cold beneath those gloomy por
tails; that heart whose every beat
measured an eternity of love, lie:
beneath your feet. The flowers sht
bclIt over in smiles, bend now aboy.
her in tears, shaking the dew from
their petals, that the verdure aroune
her. may be green and beautiful" 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20

RArIoNAL.--A man residing in a
New England town, at some distance
from a near relative, received a mes
sage one cold evening in Noveinber,
to. hastento his residence. asshe was in
a dying state. When he was told
that his reason had entirely left him.
The sick man presently turned his
head, saying, in a faint voice, 4''Who
is that!" - e@>.*..,7-. 4
He was1informad that it was his
relative WHO had sent for. -
"Oh!eh!'' said he, '.yes, oh, yes!
lie mast be cold. Make him a good
warm toddy--yes, a teddy, hot tod;
sdy! ft
IL gness lie amt crazy" said his
v:s..cT. he ...l..s y.rr rational.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
rHSEE

Rev. Mr.. E who lives near
Portland, was preparing his discourse
for thenext Sabbath, stopped occasion
ally to review what he had written,
and to erase that which he was dis
posed to disapprove; he was accosted
by his little son, who had numbered
but three summers: ~. ..........
: sFather, does God tell you that
to preacha'
Certainly, my child" - ~"'
"Then echat makes you scratch Il
oat2" @sI:%" .f Essa@
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20

A little work Before us entitled.
Give Hundred Mistakes Corrected,
is responsible for the following bon
mot: -
The following cpqiyocal notice is
sail,to swing out on Il sign board
somewhere in tho Western country :
Smith IL 1Iuggs-Select School,
Smith teaches the boys mid Hugs
tie girls. IIusgs needs correction.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
TIE WAY TIE MINISTER TOUCHED

TIE WAY TIE MINISTER TOUCHED
TnEM-We are Indebted to +an ex
change for the following good one:
"a renowned gentleman, not thou
sand miles from this city, lately
preached a rather long sermo u from
sthe text, Thou art weighed and
tteun.l wanting.'}s After the cQngre<
CATION had listened about an hour,some
began to get weary and>went out; 9TH
ers soon followed, greatly to the All,
noyance Of the wfnister. Another
started, whereupon I'll" parson stop:
! p>d. in his sermon, and said: That's
right. gentlemen, as fast as You are
weighed pass out He continued
his sermon at some length. after that
but no one disturbed him lay leav-
ing. .. ...*.- ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
+ John Evans, of Surry, Va. was
robbed last week of $500 in a Dutch
Eree-loves honse4in New York.

TRYINs TO REv1vE.-Syracuse, "
Y. Dec, 30.--To-day the Convention
of"North Americans" adopted steps
preliminary to a reunion with the
other portion Of Sanl's party, i. 9. the
Southern Know Nothings.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
DIR! c. r. sTERNEMAN,

il ID n TIA l. 5 u X u Il . N,
Beingcohfden from bis experience in The
practice Of. the profession, that he can do as
good work as any etIfer Dentist, offers hrs
Services TO the people of the Kanawha valley.
He viii insert teeth on pivot, orpla,e; on gold,
OF silver; plain teeth gum teeth, GI6ck teet,,
and continuous gum, [he being the onlyper-
\ SON in this region of countryin possession of
tue right tor ma king continuousgumS. Also fill
teeth ever exposed nerves. with gold or tin;
and he will also pay fecial attention to the
diseases of lie mouth. "A H. .,,f =
His priee tot in.ertion Of artificial teeth
atom % to s.; filing teeth, from SOC to 81,
Extracting, where to be replaced by new ones,
nothing. ! b. .f VII W.. :.
Ole as y eernsnen tly lqSateds 2 AEttPoLIs
alway, and him, unless Professionally 's absent i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20

The kind lady who sentils lnincc
pie. says western editor With the
request. to please insert" is assured
that such articles are never crowded
ont by press of other matter.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
McCoMAs z NEWMAN.
PARKS s. MOsELEY.
I, AZ w OTTO E.

+ a NDREW P ARks& JOHN l.. MOsELEY
the purpose Of practising Law in the Circuit
.and County Courls OF Kanagha, and in the
Circuit Courts Of Logan, Boone and Roane
will hereafter regularly antend those Cour S.
All bussir ess entrusted tostheir care will re-
ceivs pre- npt attention.
+: One or the other of the firm can always be
found, during business ho4rs at their othce,
in Rodgers Row, in the town Of Charleston.
Charleston, Oct. /, 1885, II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20

Foreign papers state that all the
English mechanics are to be dismissed
from the Russia n service, and Amer
leans to be employed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
TO THE PUBLIC,

*AEDREW PARKS, Of Kanawha county,
and JAMES w. HoGE- of Putnam county,
having enteted into partnership, as AttorneNs
and Ceunselors at Law under The style OF
PARKS & HOGE, 'fot the counties5oi+ Mason
and Putnam; will attend all the county, guar,
terly and circuit courtsln those COUNTIES ana
will attend promptly~to all business Wh'eh
NAV be e entrusted TO- them appertainlng t.
-their profession. ,PARhS q houG'
Z ian. +, 1855 Il :a ..;,t r.. $
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20

Those Expecting to DYE This Winter
WOULD do well TO call at the Charles
H. H. TON Drug Store, as they will find
ss as large assortment of good Dye
! ~ j. H.. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20

QuERY. "Who is Albert g. Jen-
kinsa" Parkers5u,y Gazette.
ANswEE The next @ onfiressman
from the 18th district Weston Ia,
ali IN IS Y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
t PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
II. BROWN,

! = y JAMES II. BROWN, =, f. -
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
=. :. @~ ~. KASAwHA c. H., VA, f=#51 j
1lRAcTIcEs in the Courts. Of Ksnawha,
i IL Jackson, and ada cent countless u >
I @Pronpt and pbnctual in the collection and
disbursement Of debts, and 5the prosecution
and defence OF Suits entrusted to his care.
Office on Main Streets, q few doors bslow
Steamboat landing. r.. +. IT =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
''IIere. YOU little rascal, walk NJ
here and give an account of yourseI

''IIere, YOU little rascal, walk NJ
here and give an account of yourself
where have you been.'
After the girls; father.'s
Did you ever know me to do sc
when l was a boyn j .+.t..
no, sir. but mother did. ~
Ny son, you lad bettergo TO bed.
4 PAIR or LIAEs.. Two gentlemen
walking together, were talking Of thl
s:n5es, Sex ing, feeling and the like
One remarked that his sense for hear,
IN was remarkable for acutcness
while the other was not wonderfully
endowed in this respect, but obsert
ed that his vision was wonderful. -
"Now to illustrate" said he, Il can
see a. fly upon the spirc of wonder
church The other looking sharply
at the place Indicated -"Ahw said
he, Il can't see him, but | can hear
him step!' ~ I. t.,
When the lrishln.tnfirst tried peach
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20

D. yIrzHuoH:: ~I~- H. FrTzHrGH'
n. & II. FITZHUGH,
ATTORNEYS & COUNCILLORS. AT; LAW,
= ~. =KANAwnA c. H., VA. " -
P,edss in Kanaw5ia. Jackson, Putnam and
:: ~ Mason Counties. =
! r Office, first door below the Bank. +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20
On. JOHN II. HUNTER,

ofe,s his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, to-
the al liens of CHARLESTON AND VICINITY. r
He may be fou nd-when not engaged-at his
0fsee, in, tie room formerly occupied by MI
Mosely, Two doors above the kanawna
House. .NZn-otl :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-20

When the lrishn.lntirst tried peach:
cs. he said he liked their flavor, but
the 3ea.!s lay hafi III l.::g s.oliiaet..