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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

'tTIE f~IEALHn1kksr Cot SaF1RY IN CREA.
r1loS. -De Bows mortalhE statistics,
show tlat the lpeopleofihe ppited States
are lthd heatthitst on the aGl3be.I The
dcathsssre lhreehundrea and twenty thou
sand per year. Or one and oae third per
cent of the population. In England, the
ratio isover twieef per cent pad II France,
nearly three 4per cent. Eirgihia and
North Garolinas are The h~calthiest of the
States, and hGafHtse sixEhandred and thirty
OF ARE. I@FH E.% HI 8hEYt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
WashinsIO Ton Items.
. W e1Bs, Aug. y:

WAkHISGTo q Aug. II:
The Secretary Of the ri has. Oh
appeal, confined the decision Of the Col
lector OF Philadelphia, that cotton fab,
rics. corduroy, relseteeps, molcshins
drealnaughis and ginghaHals wSreIproper-
IL charged twenty four pG centaa. lil
Has also confirmed tlie decision of tie Col
hector Of New York. that walnuts ar(
properly charged twenty four and nj
monds thirtylPc f ceatum.
Sumner B. Chase has been appointed
Register Of die Land Offise ~ Usage and
Robert Brown, Register NJ Fort De-
Moincs, Iows. Tits repSfted that MI
sherman, Of Michigan, has been tendercl
tie office Of COMMISSIONS of Patents.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
Sptm Hfmself.

we understand, q hoy, (his aiAAme w
.aare. unable to learn, living willi james
FISHERY in this County, intentionally shot
himself, a few DAYS since. THO hirtum+
stances in relation n this sad ;affRirI, va
are nrfo,rtfnaeq ARE asfolloNssIn aie morn
ing Of tie dayii j. occurred, Ms I1.fishGI
Was about leiaaiyiag home, but, befpre his
departure, lie Ind occasion TO hGhastise
this yroouth, Which lie did with severity.
The boys very much enraged anil mptiii-
ed at ths treatment just received a Al soon
rs Mr.. Fisher .wa gone, VENT the ilouse,
took down q gun, and with calnfness and
delibgra ion. placed The muzzls y ( the
gun tphis forehead, and cpntriyel NJ pull
the trigger, which. resulted IN nothing
but 4 flash. There being no ORD about
the hou5 Y but ladies', They were nfraid to
venture hhear him. Immediately aIltpr the
flash ofllis gun, he commenced ASPIRIN
ing and rfcParation for the second trial.
With IND same ealmncss and deliberation
as at Dbl, hf placed the gun to lisI fore
heal, pulled the trigger, and ilstantly
shot hf4bttains 55ut. What an distance
Of u.hgoke ernabIe temper..- Un,oa IDdmo
rr0f, IEEkt.f @h ,E HMs k
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
II coMMpSIcArED.

EDs STne.
GentSs-The recent deaths, by drown
IND ~ ti,;s ,.o,,ntJ induces me- IL request
,l,s n,hlieaf;op M the following simple
rules, which. if attended 70, VII save
many from ain ufnlimely grave. lley
we're frat ~stt1ruested and thoroughly test
ed bvlDr. MARsHALL HALL an eminent
physit,ian Of Londstt and found soefficlent
ihat theyy have, in England, entirely su
perccdca the old method
RULES @
j. Treat the patiept Instantly Oh The
spot. liz the open diir, freely exposing the
face, neck. and chest to the breeze, except
IN severe weather.
e. Send witt, all speed for medical aid.
and for articles Of clothipg, blankets, DC.
TIT Gefr The t1Aroodt,
5, Place the patient gently On TIE face.
with one acyiist under the forehead;
all fluids and tile tongue itself then
fali forwards, aud leave the entrance into
the windpiPe free
H.--IoE rcEt Respiration
:. Turn the patient slightly IN bis side,
anda
GU Apply snuff or other %irritant 70
the bjo1strils, and.
re (ii.) Dash cdll water 81 the face
previously rubbed until il Is warm
If there is no success, lose 70 time;
but
m: rs Initiate ne Respir0aions
s. Replace the patient on his face;
6. Turn the body gently, but complete
III, on al side and i Il NE beyond, and then
OH the face alternately, repeating these
measures deliberately, efficiently and
persesering fifteen times in the minute,
only; "
| when the patient rcposes on the thorax,
this cavity is COMPRESSED by the we ish'
Of the body, and expiration takes PLACE:
when he Is turnedlon the side this pres,
sure is RE mosed, and respiration Occurs.
4 WHEN the prone position is resunr'
ed, make fedstiable but efficient PiETtSsur.
oipRg tbe spine; removing il Immediately
before rotation On thet side;
the tilst measure augmcnts the e<Pira,
ton, the second eemn,clccs ilAspiration
lift induce C'sfe4iaiion ava HormtA,
continuing these measures: N
t8. Rub the limb uPrdrds, with firm
pressure and with eeergg using hiahdclkke :
Chiefs DC. X
q. Replace the patients wet clpthihg
BY such other coyebine ms 'eAA be itistltIt-
procured d, each ~bystander supplying
actat or 4 waistcoat.
Meantime, and from time to time,-%
T.--Igkia,. 10 Etrtae hspfrqtaoa,
lD. Let the stt faea ofthe body be slap
peR briskly with tlAe land: or.
III. LED cold water be dosded bfislly
on the the surface preyiousIy rubbed dry
and warm
The measures formerly recommended
and now rejected bI nv afe. 9 mavyal d
the patient, as involving dangerous loss
Of time; the bellows.o Il any forcing instru
Ement. and the WARM bath, as positively
injurious: and galvdnism and the inhaEa!
ton ~ofsoxygen, rs useless. +
The inhaiitien ofHifuto pure ammonia
has ii il Of more Of prpmise.
For the treatment Of stillborn children,
excitement Of the skin, the alternate cool
ind hot bath 1.-THE temperatures benz Coz
and 1909 Fabr. p5stural respiration,
and rubin with pressure upwards \, are
he remedies; butt propose to treat this
subject more At length hereafter. I
October, 1856. 4.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
.DtsIfaeIIo Of IVo SItamffs. Ny Flre.

Skw NorKsAug. 2I--he steamers
>Mosts Iaaylorapd Splendid, bAIth4 lying at
tile gGunard dock. Jersey Git were burnt
this morning.
Tie Noses Taaslorwas q liew. boat. be-
longing IL the Delcware and 44adkawansa
Railroad Company, and j. Insured for
Sl3,Ooos.
The Splendid belonging tol a ]. Scott,
aud il inquired fiji S10s000. Mr.. SCOTS
son was aboard the latter, and i il feared
that lie las persisted.
The CIpnard steamship Afabia was at
one time ip i~nilent danger.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
--De~

a ~singnEsrly marked cane. } Oregon
growth, most ingenionsly carved with 4
penknife, il to be presented 10 President
Buchanan, by several of.the citizens ol
Corvallis, Oregon Territory! iii is
mounted with appropriate inscriptions,
and around tho body Of the stick is en-
graEed aYenomons serpent, designed to
represent the Blacd Republican party;
h the act Of seizinS the Constitution.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

a letter III the New Orleans Picayune,
Tie parish OF Plaquemihes, La.
Idrted July 81, says Never have the
prospects of the sugar crop been more
cheering. The rice, although a little
backward, will yield arieA hart 81 " our
industrious farmers =,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
tSr. Lours, Monday, August nj

Tle official returns from 4htycoun-
Ties and the reported voted |of twenty
three counties reduce Rollins majority to
such an extent that il will require the
official retarns to tletermine the result.
Chapman, Democrat, is electsd u Con-
|gress from Nebraska.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

SkIRM1sH1s TExAs.-Lieut. Hold, 81
the Unitea States army. reports All en-
gagementEon The goth Of July, at The head
OF Devil River. wilh45 Indians. He had
only "a men With him. but he ~saceeeded
in killingEhine Indians. and woundalg ten
or twelve. He lost two men, one killed,
one missing. and IS himself iwounded.-
The slirnish was so close that one vi tic
men, after firing his gun hung ttoYerthe
pommel Of lis saddle and an Indian losk
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
From Nfnnesota.

ST. PAfL, Mihn., Aug. 18!!444It IS not
probable that TIE members will meet in
one Convention.
Thelepert of III immediate Settlement
Of the difficulties between the Sioux and
Chippewts is without foundation. Is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

ARREsTEoF Ton L~oNG.--The negro,
Tom Long, who attempted The hssassna-
Of MrlE.F. Keen, was arrested on
Wednesday, near Swansonyilles and is
now in the! hands Of the law.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

BAPr1srs# ii rnE UsIrED TATEs THE
grand total 81 regular Baptists ii the
uditad States, rs appears bs the Ameri-
eah baptist Almanac for 1888, ID Bg7,
no. The number III the British Proyin-
ces, 90, 8f2- Iii West ladies, 36,O5o.
Tolalsin North America, a62,5So. Be
sides hese, tho lumbefaofthose who prac-
tica Immersion is put down thnE-of
Anti Mission Baptists, 5,0OD; Free
VIII Do, 1850; SIX PrineiplS, 2 $50;
seventh Day, 1850, Church of God, IS,
800; Disciples, or Camph lliets, (esti-
ma edD quo, 900: Turlkers 600: Mem
nonitesi, 50, sGp, iHalI 362,g39,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
FoUN7DRY
ri
machine Shop.

TIME subseribet being fully prepared to 81
all orders i'll bis line with dis patch, Fl
the best materials and Workmanship low fol
cash viz:
ALL CASTINGS Of IRON and Brass, ufes
in Salt m king. Also in the coal business
car wheels of I2ldiaerent sizes and pattefas
for wood or iron rails.
saw OR GRlST MIILS-Cfahks GaJre,
ons, spindI, 5 Shafts, Pulleys, Spur aud Bevel
CogGW crk. sF5B 49,
STEAM ENGINES Of superior strength,
from 5 90 horse power.
III use Crates and Stoves forcOal.
MACHINERY OF. all kinds rep,uef, win
brass, cast or wrought iron.
II. E. PUTNEy, u
Kauawha Salines, Aug. IS, 1851.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
StEnlffani

Tic st. Louis Uemocrdfgis i'll e~estacies
al wItat il coi.sidcrs lie s~lccess Of Ell
TInlaYEEEiTI i col9nizatipn scheme H vir-
.ginias IIereis a sample az 4 rhapsody
There is stlA hope for die Ola Domin-
ION Signs Of returning SAINT are in
.creasing. Inst year she drove out I'm
dqrwpod for voting for Fremont-tks
y4ag She. Welcomes Eli TlHiyer, listens q
his flee Labor kpeec and welcomes lis
Yankee ,cmigFants. Wete ~ pdhnry ~
Hpnsos free Siate morfbseh4 MisSoar,
ea4oaf pufopr- ITirgiaia HE qajcken.
iing ~ alse- rgiaia mo,gtt md y resist.
le4styg qrara ~ the rigkt aYthon. Tla-
ycE il not hung. as promised III the fire.
caters, but Is ctsted by RspitaBle and
real r. i. Kis+EWhe will niatYels cease!
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
aNabb / DaIItp Star
lIntfrnal Improvements.

show tho extent and value Of the great
coal field Of Western Virginia, treating
II only as an uuwrenssht treasure. and
WV ssal,uihs ii MS # lies y Hits primeyal beds.
We now propose to notice il more partid
ulsrly II reference to that peculiar an9l
rare quality called ~cannel coal, and i itfs
ntanufacture into many a%rticles OF com
merce, such as Intoxicating and infaln-
mlahle oils, parafne, lbenzole, &c,
Nature, however pIlrrofuse in her gifts,
isnever wasteful. And IL tie cheaper
a[rticlas Of MINIS consumption are al-
ways more abundant than Che costly, 81
ea1anel coal, possessing qupatities and yaif
ues fir beyond any other y far less .e eSt
tcnsive. The demanl} therefore, for i,
IN the. wide world, must be great, and
continue to increase! while the supply
must be limited. and consequently I
source of bo}uindless wealth to that heas1
e~n-fayprea locality possessing this raid
AZ,
ot'ne - IA .as ~ III
his, there arc orfyy, f@uFr If fSe q pure
~canne GOAL know n toHeSist, and are now
mined anil Oh Elk md Coal rivers, in
sfe MINES . S"a'Ar e qFs1 q 49,
Grated tel. i ! E tn'fs'YsS4ls - 'a
WIN s2'fe st'Sie e. HIT. .s.95 sss:asIa
lsW lhs " n'o.s, 7ol'9 ,Is. ,ha a.nnol
less. mus y aPpe4fs ~ ''e s's'ns,
~ n I;uE -. I 4,
sno'q - t'i0 NJ. ! sa.sa1 Is,
o~'se9Yefsa' tss,'l.t !. Il : II M
% sreae az sA.q''s :, YYrDI IN.
various qaai,''Fs y III !. 60 81
foFPns'a u ',3. - !, ! =
'he .!te7N 49, naasssastto
q Hasae ny i''s = I !, II.
river 70 eo II = 1T "l ls -
On .eai rscr' Y wy T.al
WIZ ai'q nooae ~ j. $50, T.
l.ih, app uau'e al
q han naN '.o1's T.; !, 81 81. y
isoa.,e, .nsA. III pns1,,
ABOUT !. IT, m,les, " !" d \ J
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Wnlen, n 7 ,ees '.l' H. ! u
liz o l9unu o''lef Co. ]. 10 3 TT
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Nv Ia a. III Dnv3 Min4s' II.
I'M. avtana Mines II coal and ~.
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tolasod n.;,t /. ] ] Z u ftan, Wan,
d i :, !, sanfs no,bnsb,.1 T.lina tbon
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4,G1
III II !. H. 800 81 l19 9
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,'a9 sa r., ", Y, l,fioo = ~ os"ts 81
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
VIRGINIA ITEMS.

al MAX named Fiinney, from Lancaster,
PA, was run oye and killed by the cars
near5W heeling last Friday.
Tim Lynehburg yirgilian breaks
ground III layer of q new convention to re-
wise the cons tuition Of the State.
Counterfeit half eagles are in c%ircula-
ton in Alexandria, Va. They are
rather light.
The sixty third anniversary Of the
Norfolk Herald occurred on Thursday,
TIE first number having been issued on
the 18th Of August, 1884.
Rev. W. b ID tton Pastor q the Pres
lbyttirian Church3lo f Charlestown, Va, has
received the degree ofD ID. d from Union
College, New York.
IA negro man named IIeHry McCray,
the property of Mr.. Hewlett, Of Chester
field, and Hired to The South.Side Rail
road, was drowned III the Appomattox
river. near Petersburg On Sunday, while
bathing. Itfis Supposed he was seized
with the eramp. M
7 - uS'cs' 1Sls.a"hi NJ,
! ~ mace ~ hltgnlPty = p.9, ,Ms na !
He took an over dose, which saved him
Mr. II. is repreesented Jas labdring under
mental arrangement.
The Wheeling Times Of tie 3oth ult.
a,'aoo II Hill u sn5 800 Il III eod e NJ
soan IT, Ia Ia i / otaJ f,r 40 roars
assi i w ~ 9tsS Statns MINI Hs was
always 4 Democrat, aiad At lid late cleo.
tion of Postmaster in Wheeling, was the
formidable opponent Of General Feeny.
ri M i /, !, a,,ant u ,bo
/ 49, :, = whtt. i lnbnr snr;ags -
tv ! m.sp mi ..tanda ,nd
!, aesaT of a., | l rentsen En;ghts
l4',,shaJ A. tbn;r n, nt.os M cbatiss n
Psr,,a II Cnlpener, Mn the7 successful
Knight, and crowned as his Queen, Miss
Skinner, Of Washington
Tho Mount Vernon Association ofyfr-
.g;nia was inaue rated JULY 10Th, 1854,
asita = ., ~
under the lead M Mrs.Julla Mafo itbell.
Since it's inception, the contribution
throughout TIE Sttqtee, amount p S2,3Zl
Y;ro;n;a and bcr ability tor DISPLAY It.
Ia
y;n1i cain /; selffron 4he attacks made.
upon him n h~islleapacl|y as Engineer q
the Blue Ridge Tunnel lie seems % pe
much annoyed az these. aelacks, alQ &C.
them all uptounded or UNJUST,
u 81 Wednesday %eyenina 4. resident Of
5 !, W;lt;an, ,,a,1, named Crawford.
81 on5nitt"d i, iail III ,~Iustice Kankey,
,.Ia,a,od Win al Kin, q ntbat he MAS m
MILITANT HIM he believed 4 negro
It'll III IL NJ ifIbe behaved himself.
and maintaining, byspeakmS, that per
sons have not the right OF property IN
under the Inv"
s., i Ill., Il Z II, III ,Juustice &c
~ t'o ,lldwos
ane sace, 4 u. s u 4 u, ,.f = cant ] f',r III
= cnarse ! IS KUN I'M Il, , + IN ], ~ NJ
mih.sles,n "a Il 1a'"t ~. ~ : d II rna
sne ia NJ ~ !, MIX L Of :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

The notorious Salmon p. Chase has
been nominated BY the Black7Repnblt-
cans Of Ohio, fpr Governor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

TINS PREsESr4rIos. See first page
for. an interesting letter from Europe,
written by u former resident Of the copn-
III Of Kanawha.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
KANAAy HIA

bsst stewart tllat ever took charge Of =
cabin. Itis Asprhsos SRKARs, the IN
surpassed stewart of the.yirgiuia Belle
Those who have Travelled on the Belle"
could but have noticed the excellent sys-
tenn Of management adopted by tie stew
art. Ii yotu wish something goodto eat,
patronize the 4Belle."
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

Within q few days past fonr eHicersof
3urlittleN avyAlav departed this life viz.
Captains Newton anl lfcnry, and Lieut..
Dpc5tira atbl IIar93 1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

The latest news from Missouri, indicates
the election .of Stewart, Democrat, by q
small majority Y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
7-7E- -T
I'll JAMES WISE.
Resident Dentist,
~GHARLEsTQY, "a.

CHARLESTON, VA.
OFFICE one peaoe BELOW JACOB c~osnoRS's srOEk
VIII oRetate for any Mothef.
sFrom tie tisplng MISS, 10 tie Cheat GtsRl
Or from the prattliHg boy to the sged adaIse
c. And feels eonfte III .from sirteea
fYfTSASsyears' experience in his Probes
11nYb sion, 10 be enabled To- reHltf sai-
isfaciion toiahy fhat-HlaY require his seIyiees
i'm the treatment Of thefsGritus hiSessts tba.
tie Teeth and laws are fiablete-ani If tie
Teeth, those useful oIgaIs, cannot be Ieiiev
Ell 3f pain byEa iisliriods treatment Of 1heir
-rseryes. &es, and subsequently, leiTsetnally
plugged, and haze to BE- removed, bis method
much less f9roe al n I'D and psia infielettlaa
by the use 6f The Key Of FoIcep&
ARTIFICIAL rEEtR.
He has ayailed himself Of all the late i'm
l~nroJyenfents in the manufacture. and inserting,
those usefaI and s~ervleeabie appendices o
dur com fort and appearance, fnm one 10 an
entire set, on either Cold. Platinum, SilSsI.
or tsutta Purcha, or on a very recent mode Of
cast ng, denpmin stesl CheePlsSty and which,
whenMell executed, restores the face 10 ats
~r.atitfal eontsur.
DISEASES or TnE ASTatM.
Persons frequently labor under a diseaseSol
this sinus r / a leugih5of time wi houl know
ing Sthe-cau use oftle;r suffer ng Etis ctsrae.
tarized by avery fetid anil frequently copions
disrharFe ofEyery aerid nA.tff from The noslnl
Of the affected side, and h=Ft re Ills disehsr re
takes place, violent pairs III the check and
temple, extending up 10 lie top Of tie head,
with a selling Of Depression and deSpondencr,
with many Pthtr peculiar symptoms which
cannot be dtsgribed in 4 mere CilcuI5t.-
Pt rsons thus afflicted. should apply tor. re-
lief at once, foEIf TIE disease continue annl
TIE deslTuci ion Of portions of tIe boz e by the
pseessuIeoftEe enclosed fluid, orally The Sc
pahFaticA Of the mncps membrane and per-
eostnm; 10y ulceratieR, a cure IS much more
tedious, and a healthy aetion in the parts
much more difficult to establish. 2
August s.. 81. ,3ntStf3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

The clerk Of tile 'tLAScLEr' has our
for 4 late Cincinnati paper.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
Biacksmithing in Gallipolis.

Btacksm1th1ng IN GalllPQiiS.
rTNHE und~ersigeef would remind their 90
Il qnaintancts and. friends in Kana3As,
and the pnbic, that they still carry On
BlackSmith1ng
in allits FaIIoHs branchesS attic old standAes
James Brown, on Locust-sireet, sneat tae
Couft House, Gali.polis, where they ha'S
constantly on and n general assoltptnL Y
all Kinds or FARMING IMPLEMENTS Iny
Also intend keeping on hand, ready for sac
WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, 1c-
or the best md latest styles Of wofkmarslsP I.
HORSE SHOOTING will receive particular
attention, and all kinds Of repairing dqnfs
upon The shortest possible notice.
Being prepared to furnish any aItiele1.
their line on short notice and: on good h1Ms,
they respectfully ask passers, 70 give insm :
call. BROWN < MeCLthua
Gallipol:s. August IS, 81 y5nisnz
CAMEL coal LAND EoRSALE.
gEHE undersigned offers FOR sac, COO assss
of land, ~abouhdirg in Gannel Hsr
and Eanpiuops Coal aud lrrns s%iti!eteN Z.
Ell River, IS mikes abtve Ch3Iests
Apply 10 H.sG. SNfnrts
~GlenheHfu Ry0. KarawtA Cuo Nss
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BlaCkS"ith9n

gTNHE undersigned would remind their aet
il qnaintancts and friends in Kana3Aa,
and the pubic, that they still carry qn
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Pittsburgh Chemical & Varnish W orks

PINCH & CO., respectfully inform
Druggists and Dealers in Varnishes gener
ally, that they have for some time been en-
gagged in the preparation of all descriptions Of
Gopal and other~varnshes. and are now pre-
pared to supply their friends and the public
generally with articles of the very best manu-
facture, made of the best material, and selected
with the greatest care, and on the mos, favor
able terms
Finch & Co. intend to devote themselves to
cultivating first class trade, and have no
doubt that their efforts, on trial, will prove
satisfactory. Their tariff of prices will be
found equally low with any of the Eastern
markets, and, being determ ined that no arti-
Gle shall leave their works but of approved
and tested quality they only ask for trial
and share of public patronage. To our line
body Coach Varnish. we would call particular
attention. This articleis equal to any English
Coach Varnish of the very best brands, being
made exactly after the process of the first class
English houses, by Mr.. Thomas Douglass
who for many years was engaged in some O.
the most extensive establishment in EnglanC
and Scotland. Our Anti i-Corrosive Black Var
nish, we would particularly recommend tt
Founders, boat builders. and manufactures o
Iron generally. It's peculiar qualities prev ent'
Oxydisataton entirely, which is great 'desid
eratum to those using varnish for iron, and
preferable to asphaltum and other compounds
All orders left at Messrs John Irwin d. Sons
Front Street, will be punctualy attended to
or with j. Finch, 1877 Third Street.
! july9.
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steubenyille and indiana Railroad.

1855. 1866.
Great Central Route Between the East and West
Railroad Connection Bet,Osen Ssaben-
vile and Pittsburgh Completed! The
completion of the River Extension
ofthe Cleveland e. Pittsburgh Rail
Road, between SieubenUiiIe aud Ro-
chester renders the GbOUe route one
of the Shortest, Cheapest, Safest
and Best lines connecting IT.
lantic cities and the Vest!
NALL ARRANGEMENT .-On and
4 after Monday, December LIST, Passenger
Trains will leave Steubenville daily, (Sun-
days excepted) as follows:
Through Mail Train at 1910 P. NJ arrives
at Newark at 6 Is O'Clock P. NJ, making lmme-
diate connection with trains of the Central
Ohio, and Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroads, for the principal towns and cities
in tie North West, West and South, BY one
of the fastest, safest and most pleasant routes
in the Union.
REruRNlNG-Mail Train leaves Newark at
IL .35 A. NJ, and arrves~at Steubenville at 535
P. M, making immediate connection with trains
of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad, for
Philadelphia and the Eastern cities
Fare as Low as by any Other Route
THE CADx TRAIN leaves Ster benyille at ais
p. NJ, arrives at Cadiz at 5.45 p. NJ.
Returning, leaves Cadiz at.72O AM, and
arrives at Steubenville. 9 "A Am.
D7 For Through Tickets and further infor
nation apply az the Depot, Washington street
to JOAN 7. NELSON. Agent
G.,W. FULTON, Superintendent.
LAFAYErTE. .DEvENNY,
General Freight and Ticket Agent. dec3