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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02

RCTfEx CrorS-Wc have conflicting ac.
counts from the eonntry ronnd about Norfolk,
as to the fa4dges Of the so-calIcd army worm
IN some OF The tme.watcr Counties, says the
Norfolk Herald, the wheat and corn, aud the
pastures, have been very seriously damaged,
amounting In few cases to almost entire
destruction. \ gentleman informs US that in
riding through his 'whcat-fcld the stencil ar-
sing from the mass Of dead worms was exceed
hgiy offensive. This will give an iIca of the
vast number of these destructive pests on some
estates fhc worms, thcngh numerous through
OUT tne whole tidc-water country, have done
but little mischief On many plantations.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02

An ALLIGATOR CAUGHT IN CoyHxcTrcrT.-
We learn by the Wilmington Journal that an
lrishman, while fishing in a small stream in
Hebron, few days since, caught strange
customer. lie saw a large body moving to-
wards him in the water, the Ike of which he
had never seen. At first the TIibcruan
thought it was the old un" himself, and was
about to take to his heels, but summoning
fresh courage, arming himself with a big stone
he awaited the enemy, which soon made its
appearance on the bank in hostile attitude
After pelting it with stones, the man drew
large knife, which he fortunately had in his
possession, and thus completed the victory.
The "diyil" proved to be an alligator six feet
long the skin of which is now in the possession
of Mr.. Alison Woodworth, of Columbia 1t
is mystery how the animal gotin that region
The Journal thinks he escaped from Menag-
erie that visited vicinity short time since.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02

Bay The vestry Of the Church Of Epiphany,
discharged Dr. Tyng last summer for preach.
ing against slavery, have for some time past
neen on the lookout for an "obedient pastorv
Having failed in their efforts to secure n north
ern Clergyman with Southern principles, they
very properly sent to- the South for a nah of
the rtsht stamp. As might. have been anti,i-
pau patca' the Southern expedition was successful.
me 'estry invited thc Rev Wm. OTIS Pen
t'sS' on Watcrboro,t.: s c., 10 tl thr.F n5s,o,
aad he lIas accepted the c:,fl. = So Z ees''
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02

PRErARArfoSs FOR UrAH AND TIE MoRMoNs.
We understand that General Scott has
been summoned to Washington by the Secrc-
tary Of War to indicate the military prepara-
tons necessary on the part of the government
to maintain il. supremacy in Utah, aud that
he has submitted a report stqtiug the number
ol troops, with -thc equipment and commissarat
necessary in the existing emergency, the par
ufnlafS af Willcll, however Of course have not
trantnircd ,1 :. 80 FeF--4E|
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02

ANOTHER SPIDER BITE-A blacksmith in
Newton Upper Falls, named Stanly, while at
work, a few days since, felt what he supposed
was the bite of a mosquito upon his arm, and
being very busy, did not give any attention to
it for several minutes, but finally noticed that
it was small spider, its body not being larger
than a pinhead, which he crushed and thonght
nothing of it. In about half an hour the part
became painful, begau to swell and turned
nearly black. He Immediately rubbed the
wound with table salt very thoroughly, till the
swelling subsidized in a great measure, and af
forwards applied ponticcs of bruised catnip,
when the spread of the poison was checked !;
but spot around the wound, the size of a
mans hand, is now a mass of pimplcs filed
with matter, the effect Of the poison.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02

Gag The HrP0rter will not be issued next
week. The recurrence of the anniversary of
our National Independence, makes very ap-
proprate occasion for suspendrg labor for a
few days, in conformity with almost universal
custom. The next number will be dated July
10TH
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02
nea- The Georgia Democratic State Conven

Dea- The Georgia Democratic State Conven-
ton met ct Milledgeyille, On. Wednesday,
Resolutions were passed indorsing the Cincin-
natl Platform and denouncing Gov WALKER's
policy in Kansas. Much difficulty was expe.
reneed in selecting candidate for Governor
-twenty-one unsuccessful ballotings having
been had. At last, ON the twenty-second bal
lot, one of the candidates having withdrawn
Mr. LuMPKIN received l79 votes, and MIR.
lamar lf3 and a Committee of Conference
was appointed to devise means to heal differ
cucCS .. ,.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02

UTAH.-Col Cumming has accepted the
Governorship of Utah, and is about to pro-
ceed to the Territory with his family. He
will be accompanied, probably, by other Off
GERS, executive and judicial, and considera-
ble body of troops is to be sent ost to aid in
enforcing the laws. The military part of the
expedition is said to have been planned under
the direction of Gen. Scott
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02
TIE REPUBLICAN co.

<seEEs5sEssSES>S> COMMITTEES Of Bradford re
->A,xSe>$es~. quested to meet at the Ward House
in the Borough of Tnwandl, MONDAY, the 10th day
or Jt'I.I, 1851, at O'Clock, p. VI.
full attendance Of the members Is requested as it Is
nrlpo.cd consider the proprety %: fixing the meetings
OF Courty Cnnveatiaus hereafter upon the afternoon OF
some diy prior t. September Court.
The following named pc compose said Committee:
Ulysses McrcGr, Sturgd- Squrcs A. d. F"ss W Shaker
Truman ". Beach II. W. Tracy, \. &. Matthew'S L. b.
Parsons, James VI. Pc k.
june y, 1851. ULYSSES MERCUR, Chairman.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02

Col. BExroS SUPPORTING THE EMANcIrA
Isr CANDlDArE.-Col. Benton writes
Washington to gentleman in Missouri
as between Rollins aud Stewart, the oppo
candidates for. governor, he shall support
former. Mr.. Rollins is the antiadmInlsu.a
candidate, adopted by the cmancipato''''
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02

.w wilmot is an agitator and disorganizer. Pc
rdaidn.
3 Well for once you have uttered tire tn
He has agitated the Democratic party OF
State very much for the last three years,
disorganized them in Tfoga, Bradford, Sns
hanna, Potter, and Mexican. He will d
ganize you still more In October next.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02

TER,s-One DoHlr per nanum. iacgTia5iy IN aarnrc-
-Four ,reeS p.erots 10 e expiration Of subscription,
notice cH be girel By printed wfapprr, Gad not re-
nelred, The paper irW in all cases be StoPPed
C1rpBING-1He Reporter rcW be sent 10 C"Gs at the Jo
i0lciaS rrtremciy i0lr rates
6 copies for. 81 90 Is copies for. sl2 90
10 copies tor...... GO 20 copies Jor.... 10 %
ADvERTIsEMENTsI on square Of ten lines OF less Onc
I0la' for Hpe less insertions, and ttcenyce cents
for elch Subsequent Insertion.
JoE-WoRK Erecutfd 1rih accuracy and despatch, and
reason 15ie pricesoih erery facility for dong Books,
BilakS, HaHd-bMs, Bal tickets, &c.
MONEY may be sent by mail, at riskcnclosrd i" an
careopr, md property directed ,rc tcW be responsible
for Us safe deiireTy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-02
lCorre4pondcnce of tie Missouri Democrat.l
From Kansas.

7ze Eledicn-Disccmftare of tie Harry
PrFa&andids-AnolAer Hcmtcds-De s.
trpction # 4 CcHjornia Emigrom Tram.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Bloomfield Academy,

FIVE MIXES WEST or THE UNIVERSITY Or st.
w. WilIoughby Tebbs, t
w. Leroy Broun, A. Ms @tt
fTHE3Foutfh Session Or this Academy, for-
il merly under the charge of ME- n H. Good
loe, win begin on the Isl Of september. The
course Of instruction will include The English
Language and Literature, and all the Elennen-
tary subjects appertaining thereto the Mod
ern Languages, including Gefman. Ffeuch,
spanish, Italian andAngiof Saxon; the Ancient
Languages; and}the pure and fnixed Mathe-
mates, including civil engineering
Lectures will be delivered npor tile sub
iects Of Chemistry, Natural Philosophy aud
Astronomy. t
The course viii be designed tol Furnish q
thorough preparation for the GnivefsftYof Va,
The session viii contain two terms Of five
months each The EXPENSES for each term foi
board and tuition, IN all the departments, in
GLIDING Everything except lights, Will by Sl25,
payable on$the FIRST day Of the term.
For circulars confirming more particular IN
formation, address eithefgo the Principals al
Charlottesville, Va. r5 IE5
RErEH EscEs. The Faculty of the Univdr-
silly Of VA; Prof.sA.S Dt Bache, Sup't U. S.
Coast Survey w Washington; TT. NJ. F. IMaury,
Sap,t National 0~bseryatosy y, Washington: Col
Jefferson Randolph, Frankiin Minor, ESq'r !,
Charlottesville and James ID CaT,sESa. XII
nawha. 4. je 10 Pm
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

WHO WANTS TiRRl4EES and gUGGIES
-z
Carriage Mandatory.


YTNHE subscriber would inform the citizens
~ of sCharlestdn and Kanawha geieralfy,
that he has opened a Shop. IN the Stage Sta
Bile, Back Street, back Of the Court House,
where be is prepared to manufacture, IN a
superior style, all kinds Of
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
Having worked ii the lest shops in the
Eastern cities. lie has no doubt but that his
work and priceswiIl give perfect satisfaction.
He is also prepared to repair all kinds OF
carriages, and trim them in the latest style
He ,useslnone but the best seasoned timber
in buail1ing carriages and finishes it in b SUI
pGrioI HlaHner. ~
He has also a Blqeksmith Shop connected
with bis establishment in which all work
nesededkWiH be executed III theibest manner.
HNewScaTriages a~ndbuggies kepton hand for
Shle;t oil gwen in exchange for pldsoneS.
SIMON. BURKE.
charleston. July /, St851--3m. y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
stsDAY ScHooLf GrlEDRsArIoS-The

StsDAE ScHooLf cELEBRATIoE-.The
celebration of.the Nj. e Sunday Schools
Of this place passed of very pleasantly.
Quite i large number Of children and
adults we're present, all if whom appear
"a tolenjoy themselves in the highest
degree. Speeches were made By the
RAYS. Messrs Patterson and Hargiss.
Rev. Mt. Hargiss filed the place # Rev
Mfr. Me Mcfarland, who was not present.
Both speeches were well received.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

S4DDLKRY AND HARSEss.--WM. Smith
stilRcarries on the manufacture Of Sad
dies and Harness at hisold stand in Buff
falo. Va. III is a well known fact, that
SMITH has no superior in his line and es-
pee lily in the saddlery department.
His saddles are put up with great care.
The best materials are used in their con-
struetion, and he employs experienced
wofkmen.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Look Here!

AN receiving a Fresh Supply Of
i Drugs, medicines. Paints Oils. Wine
do7 GIass, Dyestutfs, Paint and. other
Brushes, p rfumety, Fancy Articles, &c.
With every variety of useful notions
that are sold BIZ Druggist generally and
the popular Patent meditines Of the
day. will sell cheap for cash, and war
rant you 2 pure article. Physicians
Prescriptions $nd orders promptly at
tended to at the Charleston Drug Store.
y2nB5. j. H. ROGERS, I.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
HENRY n o U Sc,

NORTH CHARLESTON, KanaWha, va.
rIsHIS Convenient hotel has been fitted
and extensively enlarged Z Is the On
III tayeTnsin North Charleston: No expense
Has been spared for the accommodation q guests.
g9Eeir TABLE, atalI times, is supplied with
fhe AZ Iacacies if the seasons md the capa-
dio1s Ban ROOM with the choicest Liquors
and S~egars-French, Pale and Peach Brandies,
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Domestic and
Foreignl Wines; OLD Rye, Bourbon, Mononga-
Ma and Common Whiskeys
Good stabllng, well sappliedMith corn ana
hay. 4. y ~
June %, 1851, n9y3 fg.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Wagons! Wagons II.

HE undersigned having permanently ID.
i dated at CoAIs Mourn, takes this meth
cd to inform his friends and the public gtner!
ally that he is prepared to furnish the phblit
with Wagons. II you want a neat good
and substantial Wagon here is The pfldce u
purchase. Tothosefwho are acquainted with
my work it is useless TO say more; but ID thbsl
who are not: ssY0USHALI NOT BE DISAPs
POINTED JOHN oVERSHlNER
April ll,r1S5T Iy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
PROP oS

yIfILIb be received BY the undersigned fsor
wv biasting out the rock in Coal River
Just below Lock No. 8, to The depthsof SIX
inches below the lower mitre-silI ; and for re-
moving the sand. bar just below Lock No. 3;
and also lr sremoyIng the snags, dead Trees.
ana Eother distinctions TO The navigation OF
the Goal River Improvement. The work 10
be dofethis summer. FHOS.I. BROUNb
June SD, wa President %. r. N Co.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
N. FrTzHuGH.
KENTncIH LIVE.

DURWE I'll 4 FORD, having been ap-
ID appointed as agents for Munu's Ken
lucky Lime, are at the puhlis service to
furnish small or large Quantities Of the
same. No use to recommend. Give il a
trial. It stands on is own goodness
Price, per barrel, at the wharffboat, r..
Pleasant; Sl,eO. Al orders will meet
prompt aktention.
Pt. rleaasHt, June q 1855. Y9nstf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
FILTz DENNY &sHEPARD,
FoR" ABIDING
AND coMMISSIoNMER CHANTS,

.@E.P# # GAI4LIPOLIS, OHIO,
TTAFING4p purchased Tile Wharf5Boat ofW.
IL NJ Cubbage will attend PROMPTLY to all
business entrusted I'd them. b.
They willjkeep constantly On hand . large
assoItnae mt of Boat Stores, Provisions, Grocer
les, &ct, Sc, AkI T@
The highestm arketfprice paldi ID cash On The
Wharf Boat for BhtttT. Eggs, jChlcktassssa and
Provisions generally. NIX s5{-I
HI Galffnahs Ohio. Jine t6. If : zg%E8|
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
EEresIa

Me keeps constantly on hand Paints, white
Lead Linseed, Eafd and Tanners oib Paint,
Sh oess@scrubbing and Tooth Brushes, Japan,
=Conal and Black Yafaish,s Tobacco, segars,
PATENT Medicines, &c.
The iatteEtion Of the Ladies is called to his
fine assortmento of Fancy Articles; PeFfamefy,
Stationary, &es HI will be llappxatal all times
to see them HI dsat4end 10 their Wants,
Physicians and county Merchants weulldo
well 10 cali and examine before rcha Hing
else where. To alff E would sayi they Waat
cheap bargains brlng THE ready money. y
- ] lei Al III. - IL IL. -. .MA- vi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Cincinnati Market.

FaIDAr, JuLY !, 1857.
Flear-- 3o@6, so.
WHISKY e8.
WAeat-sls5@l '3a g-
Oats-50.
Cofn-77.
Sugar-712 q I2c4
Molasses--7oc.
Baeon-1o to l25
Mess Pork-$23.
Baled HaySio @f6.
Coffee-lf1@115d
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

Tho ! Aurillia Mood IS making reg
ular trips between this place and dall
polls. The clerk, Mt MADDg, 1as our
thanks fol various faYors.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

Blank forms of Declarations in debt,
III assumpsit, and 90 protested notes, al
80 Clerks. Sheritfs, and Constables
always on hand, i printed 70 or
der!
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

The attention OF our readers is direct
ed toItheI lottery advertisement of Mesars.
swan y Co, and also Of Messrs. AaDER-
son ~ Sok another column, the schemes
of both for the present month are large,
These lotteries draw every Saturday III
the year.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
NnfIce.

fT HEREBY notify al persons against buying
IL or trading for a NOTE given BY me Il
VIM S. Bfeeden, for the sum Of $25, dated
April b 1851 due Oct. 4, 1851, as Il will no
pay the same. ISAAC A. VEST.
April, 81, 1857. 4sE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
25 Witnesses
"a Z 3. 81 " VTc1ED

ron En- GlOV VTCTED.1
~ John $. Dye is the Author, Is
who has had 20 years experience as al
Banker and publisher, and author Of i.
A series of L9etRes at tha Broqdraya
-. tH1 I3' r. Fa6erhdclc, ]-L.
when, for 10 successive nights, over
p III $4,000 pe6ptesh &E.
"A greeted him with rounds of applause, while
.U he exhibited THE manner in which eoun-
~ terfeiters execute their frauds, 4 the surest
8 ana sHorteStrm4an$ of detecting theIni Y
- FheEbank note sngrayers all say tia. he.
IS is theHsFeatest Judge ofpaper mon ey liyin ny.
is (AREATEsT DISCOVERY of thef 4,
Pm RREsESr Century ron
q Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes.
q Describing Every Genuine Bill in En-
q ~isSence. anl Exhibiting at b glance II
Q every Counter felt in N.
9 CiEddlation!! @Ea5 !.
= Arranged 50 admirably, that ~REFEs ENrE is
Easy and DEFEeTioE INsrANTASEov$. X
q III. Noindex I'd e~saminet No pages to
huntlup!E &
But soHsimpllfH and arranged, that the
q Merchant, Banker, and Business Man
g can see dtt dt O. Gtanee.
y English, French and German.
Z Thus Each maylread The sameEin his own
j Native Tongue. e
Is Most r crfect Hank Note List Published
Also a List fof
AL The Pripake Bankers in america.
Is A Complete Summary ofthe FINAEcE of
n EtRoPE and IA iERtca will be published in
each edttpon, together with ali tile imPor-
% talt NEws Of The DAY. Also !.
: "A SERIES OF1TAL,ES
y FROM ali Old Manuscript found in the East.
8 1t furnishes the most complete HIS
. tory Of
ORIENTAL LIFE
y deseiiling.the Most Perplexing Positions
Is IN which the Lalie$ and Gentlemen Of that
Country have been so often found These
Stories will continue ~thronghorttthe whole
year and will move the Most Entertain
ing ever ofTeredlto the Public
" Furnished weekly to. Subscribers
only, atS15a year. All letters must be ad.
dressed to JOHN S.DNE, Broker,
Publisher and Proprietor,
y3n1Yi I70IWall Street, New York
--# . AH H. I. f.. A"eI TEA -E ~ ~ 49, N tl H.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Books, Stationery, &c.

I %-E HaEE&N.EEN H&E&LAENEE4IA &E~ az EII B..
in Charles Creuzet's Building, one door above
tie Journal Office, where he will keep con-
stantly OH hand every thing usually found n
ia Book Stpre.
His STOCK consists, IN part, of School, Theo-
logical Classical and Miscellaneous Books;
Blank Books of all sizes and prieesi Letter,
Cap. Fantccya and Plain Note Paper; Envelopes,
Fancy Plain and Government; Quill, Steel
and Gpld. pens; Pocket Cutlery; States Of all
sizes; Lead and Slate Pencils; Copy Books;
Arnold, MAYNARD and Noys Inks, &c.
He has facilities by which he can on the
shortest possible notice procure any popular
work. published either in America OF on the
Continent.
All the late publications. received as soon as
issued. @
He Las on hand now, 500 quires Blank
Books assorted, half and full bound.
30 dozen Menlorandumis and Pass Books
assorted
100 -Ttesms Letter, Cap, Fancy and Plaid
Note Paper
n States Dc all sizes, Steel and iQuin Pens,
Inks, Pencils, Fort Folios, Visiting and Prin;
ters' Cards, Pen+holderS, Ink-stands, Draw
ing and Bill Paper, etc. In qualities TO suit
purchasers, and At low figures Give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere, as lie Is
confident he can give entire satisfaction.
GalIipolis, March "a, 1887. 1y2ni7
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07


purchased the right of Child,s
Ii Patent Elastic Fire and Water
Proof Cement Roofing, patented January,
1885, for the Stateof Virginia, we are pre-
pared to sell the fright for districts, countieS,
Of towns. Itis thefonly article vet Invented
that will successfully resist the action OF The
atmosphere in every climate. 1t IS perfectly
w dteT and Fire-Proof, and in point of dura-
bility we believe it is equal, If not superior,
to any metallic roofing; and is by far the cheap
es that can be nsed. zf
II can be puton over shingles, tin or iron
roofing, tho difference how steep the, roof to
pteFent leaking; and it is insured ii Giacin-
natl atithe same rate. as non or tin roofs
1t cHn mot take fire from the buraing pr coatig-
uous buildings. f{f III
We will be prepared. BY the f1thFpf MaY, to
furnish and put on this excellent roofing at
Wheeling, and other places. E II
Address us at Wheeling, Va, MlIen full
particulars can be obtained.
May :, 1887, y3n2m3 ESTfLL AZ Cp.
Read the following certificates.
0FFtcE or BucKEYk SrarE Insurance. COR
No, 16 Front street, bet, Main and Syc-k
amors, Cincinnati o., Dec, is, 1856. ,
To all whom itsmay concern;--TAis " to
certify that.T have examined specimens and
roofs Of w. f.. Clilds d Co.'s Fire SaHd Wa
ter Proof Cement Roofing and belieiesit 10 be
e~mi1ently superior to any otherIk kind of Roof
ing now in use was an eye witness III d
seyete triad Of one3ofthese Roofs. from a IA rge
volume of flame from an adjoining building,
WHICH struck directly uponthe r oof and Corr
nice for nearly. hall an hour. 1t stood the trial
beyond all expectation, and savedtheI 6uild-
ing. Signed, n. W. HASKILL, III
President Buckeye State Insursnee Ga.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

KtNAwHA c: h, Va, May12s 1851
|. hereby certify that I have used w 3
Child$ & Co.'s "Patent Elastic Fire ahd Wa
ter Proof Cement Roofing son my new hotsl
and believe ii to be all it is representa- to bt
and feel warrented in Recommending il 4
the public. %. WILSON. I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Grain CIeaner.

ThisEfan is pronounced by eompetentiudges
to be tile best separator newi in nse, fUrE eleapsl
ling Wheat, Glover Seed and all kindsI ol
grain, from Cheat, Cockel, Garlic and all
kinds Of filth. 1t cleans Glover Seed clean
enough for market without sitting. They are
built 81 good material, and BY good wofklnen.
All ouT fans are warranted. ALI c%omInlnica
lions addressed to Kanawha GoRIt House viii
be promptly attended to. #
JOHN 3. HART ECO
March 81, 1857. .rE # I'LL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
DR. GEo1 YAN DE LINDE,

(Resfdenee = ManninggsvilIe, BanawhaJ
Still ceaFHHhnes, re4dy, N CHIT and DAY4 to at
tend iii MS and adjoinfHg counties, 70 such
as need and wish hs professional attendance.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

slaaoS BURKE, Carriage Maker places
an. advertisement I'M this week paper
He Is Prepsredto mahufaci.re all kinds
u carriages and bpgggies to order. He
~alsoHfepairs carriages IN the best manner
offrthe naost reasD enable terms. See adj
verttiissssinent in a1nothefr column. And
rd member tllai one good homemade carr
riage, il worth alhslfd$gea4ef the yankee
steam Trash, 4 +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
HrrsAn county va, Oct. a6th 1856.

IJtIFAM CUHIIl1 NdFt dCI' ADIH IpJps 3
Being called on BY Mr.. Hart TO express my
opinion III refererenSeto a Wheat fan AsI
chased Of him, | do SO with pleasure and VIII
say thstit far suTpasses anything Of the kinH
| have ever used, aud, consider il The best ]
have EVER seen in point Of cleaning wheat &c
as welTAs the most speedy having cleaned i'll
one day over twelve hundred bushels with il,
and in Short | can't conceive how i betLeTS ar
1acle could be invented. 4.
A IEWIS B0WLlNGsl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

-yliatoaiiSta MEssEseER, this Is the
name MI paper just started At West Co
lambia. Mason Cos. VA, by D. s. Van
MArnE The Messenger Is neutral il
politics and is devoted to news. literature
and agriculture. The typography Of the
paper II good. and presents q fine appear
anette. Wewish its young, enterPfising
publisher success.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

ssPAAdr1c eIrY EsrERPsisE. = We
hare rectivedthe first No. Of a paper
bearin the above title, published vt Pa.
chic City, I owa, BY nv. II. Tnoapsos
and Ta5s- NEwAAS, Esqs- Its reportr
Ell That Ex. Lieut.. Coy. McCoNAs is IFS
editor: The paper presents 4 handsome
appearance. is democratic in politics, and
exhibits much editorial ability.