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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
Grocery and Hardware Department.

Grocery and HardwareAD department.
In this department we keep very large
stock Of groceries, such IS N. O. sugar. coffee,
ter, molasses, crushed, puIverized aud loa su.
gar, pepper. spice, ginger, indigo, lard ana i'm
seedeo,l; VIII te lead, tobacco candles, soap,
sup. carb. soda rice, ex logwood, cotton, yarn,
copperas, alum, saleraius, powder, lead Mot,
and great many other articles usually ktpt
im a grocery store, too numerous to MENTION
Also. a large shock Of csrlag- and hardware,
consisting ofmanllla and hemp cord sge, from
4 to 2inches; iron, steel, nails ca stings cut
lery, of all kinds. bui ID ng materials, mechan-
les, coopeIs, and farmers tolls; mill, whin,
cross cut and otter saws, OF the best English
and American manufacture, 10 which we par
ticuiaily invite the attention Of tanners, me-
CHANCES and lnmbemen. As great care has
been observed in the selection Of these articles
We tblnk you would do well TO- call and ex.
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
feeling assured that il will be to your advan
Iage to do so. ... 49, 4. ~ r.. - -. 80, /
T Particular attention 10 ali any orders ve
may be favored with. ~ :. =
0urstock consists, in part OF H., r .
+Cloi hs, and cassimeres, great variety, r
Flanhels, OF every variety. -. 4
Fancy colored satincts, "., ~ "
Ladies dress goods. +. 49, ~, -. - a. .
Siik goods -, >-.H ":s Ts-3 VI ~ .
White goods, - - .. T.
Gloves amt hosiery, ', g..
Shawls, carpets, &C., - i
+ Oil cloths, - Z. ~. a. + 80 /.
Boots and shoes, - ..ses'
Mems and3boys' hats, - =,
Cloth dress and frock coats. <5""eS /
Assorted sacks, comprising sacks, half sacks
and pea jackets, -.
4 al = p n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

- The Bitter Badly BrrTrN;-The con:
temptible practice Of "horning" or 'sere-
nading with horns, tin pans and discord-
ant instruments, newly married people,
j. still too prevalent in thisscountry. One
took place in an adjoining town last week,
in which the 'srorners" gothic worst Of
it,. 4 lady. whe had been the house
keeper for some years of a respectable
fphysicianswas married toa gentleman re-
siding some distance away: While she
was making preparations for the-wed;
ding, it came to her ears thata party Of
young fellows were making ready to Sc
rsnads the wedding party with tin pans
J and horns. She applicable the doctor for
advice and prescription. i He gave her
I plentiful dose of ipeeac, which she mix
ed in cake designed for the unlimited
guests. - 2Er:. Z.
The night Of theAweddingzcame, and
with itqhe tin pan seranaders.- The mar.
rage ceremony had scarcely been per.
formed before the earsof the bride, bride
: groom and guests were isaluted with mos
hideous sounds from without. The doc
tor thought it was best to invite the out
J siders in and treat them. TO stop thei
noise. He accordingly appeared at tn,
door and politely invited the serenader'
70 come in. The invitation was accept
!. cd, and the bride, withla degree of mag
I nanimity altogether unexpected, proffer
ed the wine and cake with her own hands
They all partook and went quietly away
ashamed Of what they had done--con
quered by kindness. They had 'scarcel.
reached their respective homes befor
they were seized with sickness at the sto
mach, The doctor who had putsnp tn,
prescription, had 8 dozen calls at once
and all his patients appeared to be affect
ed in similar manner. As he knew
what the malady Was, he Of course CAV,
himself no uleasiness. A thorough EN-
etc no uoubt had ! salutafy effect. AMI
the patients felt better after ejecting III
bile which had caused their first uneas.
!, symptoms, The verdict Of decent PEG
BE il he neighborhooi where this tool
Dlacs was IN iavor Of the brids.-Roeh
sstr Union. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

AMPOtteIs ana dealers IN Foreign AnQ
Domestic Hardware.
Corner Market and Second Streets. I
f'sss PoRrsMoUrH, g.,
HAVE now Oh hand one Of the largest
IL and best selected stocks 81 HARD.
WARE, and which. IN point Of price md
quality. for cheapness far surpass my
goods ever III this market.
~ Our Foreign Goods we import direct
from England, and all American Goodi
we receive direct from the manufactur.
ers, which enables US to compete with
any Eastern Of Western Jobber.
We also have connected with our
house an Iron House for the sale 81 al
sizes Bar. Band. Hoop, Small Round vi
Square Iron.
We have also in store, and Tor sale.
$50 doz. ShovelS,
20 So Wheelbarrsws.
Is Spades.
so 4 Mattoeks,
so !" Picks, ii
500 boxes Glass,
all Of the best manufacture.
May 4, 1856, vlnstf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

A discovery which will not be the
least remarkable one ofthe age, has
rtc ntly been announced by 'several
scientific journals. n. .Steck, q chem
list of Stuttgardt, has found a vegeta.
BILE substance endowed with surpris.
ing properties, for reviving the bulbs
Of the capillary tissues. Experiments
in Paris on a lumber Of persons who
had been bald or.years,. and whose
heads have now a fair growth ofhair,
leave no doubt as to the manifest &C;
tionof this new conquest Of science.
French MedkcaLe. IL. 1. - =. !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
Notice.

II HEREBY notify sll persons against bu,;;,,
I o. trading for 4 note given BY me 70 M
ger. Bfokaw 4 Childsifor the Sum Of sey,, II,
dollars; dated Gallipolis. Ohio, May q. NV
and payable the LIST Move nber. j 8S6. 4 i MI
refuse to pay the same. 3 q ~
RI HARD SMELL
Buffalo. Va, September. ii. 1876,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
KENTUCKY EIMF.

QURWELL y FORD !, having been i,
~ appointed IS agents for Mum ! H.s.
lucky Lime. are At the public setrics i.
furnish small Or large quantities q II
same. Mouse to recommend. Giye;t !.
trial. It stands on, itsgonn goodness,.s
Price, per barrel, at the wharf-boat ,,
Pleasant, sl.l0. All orders Min L -.
prompt attention. 8
Fl. Pleasant, june 4. 1856, v2nst.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
s. HARRISON H0Irsp ;
D. C. HARRISON p,s

AkkS, DU1gALo. :. =
This establishment, situated COVE 4. - =.
the steamboat landing, has been i,ts i,ssI /.
up in the best style, and The propr;e,as !. ~.
prepared 70 accommodate The trayeI;n. '.. -
OF bosrders b. the day, week, 81 yes, 's Ibaea
HE shslI always Be furnished win b. ~. Y =
market affords; bib stables with ~ ~ 49,
Of Provender; and on pains will Ls ~, NJ, VI y
render his guests Comfortable. q psleo I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
BUFFALo TANNEsY FOR sALr

BUFFALO TANNER, FOR SALE
4 BARGAIN can be had IN the T,a.
a merry situated Immediately back Il
Buffalo. containing about one acre oflaua
with good bark house. bark mill yand
well Of waters ETC., The tan houss i
somewhat out ofgrepair. Buffalo is ON
Of the best points in Western Virgin,
for tannery. RO. T. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

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TOBACCO FACTORY.
n, 3. THOMPSON
HURRICANE BRIDGE.

OTILL continues to manufacfura TO.
- BACCO and CIGARS. He would
especially invite the attention Of Mer.
chants to his Tobacco, pledging to- Oh
at the very lowest prices.
June 4. 1856, n9yotf. Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
aSbrrtissulsnts.
- OFFICE OF THE 80
KANAwHAs VALLEY STAR
CHARLESTON, KANAwHA CO., VA.

Personal communications, Cor communc G
tious inyol wing private interests, 70 Genus pei
square, in advance. announcements Oh can
d1da'es for Office, each -, IN advance.
- Business. or other sommunleanohS -
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
JOHN g. GIDHART,
Corner Front street and LoWer Ferry,
CHARLESTON vI1dGNIA. q
A. DEALER IN f
Dry Goods, Groceries,
HSrd ware. Queensware, Glassware,
Hints, Caps, Boots, shoes,

Hnr0W0rc4 AUG0MoW MACr Ot0oo " W1Oe
Hints, Caps, Boots, shoes,
GaAdlery, kc.
HAVING just ieceived splendid stock Of
III new goods, which has been selected
with he Utmost care, feel warranted in says
ing TO my tustomen, that can sell ss low %
any house, ia Charleston. ! have complete
assortment OF Dry Goods, consistipg IN part Of
ladies', dress goods. 81 every description; fine
lot OF cloths, osssimeFes sattinets. jeans, fan
nels, white goods. bleached and brown musl ms;
linen, hanlkerchiefss gloves. hosiery, &c. In
The Grocery depsftennent ray be had white and
blown sugars, besi coffee, moiasses, green
and black teas, spices. rice. fish indigo, oils,
window glass, powder, shot. lead. gun caps,
coriage LIQUORS, dye-stuffs &c. Hardware oil
Sall kinds, fsuch as: mocha MICS tools, nails,
shoyels, cutlery, chains, plows. castings, &c.
Quernswaie, Of all kinds. Glassware Of every
description; also, holsekeepers' ssticles. such
buckets, tubs, tinwafe, stoneware cotton yarn,
brooms, bIu hes. combs DC. 6asdleTy-sad.
DIES harness. brides, bits. tirrnps, girts, spurs
Bride reins, check lines, DC.
sln35if JOHN g, GIBHART. q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
w. F. & ]. II. GoSHORN, =,
= Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ~ .,
Dry Goo DIS; Groceries,
READY-M.tDE CLOTHING,

hEAb1 shItDE cLoA HlNNS =
Glassware, Queensware, Hardware and
-. r Mechanics Tools, ,..
FRONT STREET, CHARLESTON, VA. g.:
TAVING removed oar Hardware and Gro
III eery Store into the room formerly occu
pied by MesSrs BROOKS, Brigham & Co, ant
adjoining our Dry Goods Store. we beg leave
10 say hattre business firms of W. 81. Cos
horn and J. & W. Goshorn.Fwill herea fter b,
conducted under the style aDd finn of W. r
& J. H. Goshorn, at the old stand Of W. Il J
Goshoin, wheIel they are now receiving ant
opening direct from the cities of New York
Philadelphia and >'Baltmore, the largest snt
most duIable stock Of Fait aud Winter Good.
ever brought TO this market; amongst which
will be>found every vallety Of ladies and gen
ttemen's fine dress goods, ladies' cloaks ant
yfaImas, boots and shoes, ha Is and caps, sill
and straw bonntts, (of the latest style, china
glass and ueenswaTe, of the latest desc IptioD
paper hangngs, window shades, pa rlor ans
hail lamps ofyarious sizes, books AMI station
ary, and saddlery. Also. large nd vel
selected stock Of cheap and fashionable ready
made clothing, IA large portion of which NJ
had made to order.) which consists OF ever,
description OF coats. pants, vests, drawers
hickory checked and white linen bosom shirts
shit collars and wuoleh uuder$hirS and draw.
eTS, all OIL whleh Will De Soh at unusually
low prices for cash, or on credit 10 punctua
customers. 49, %
\ ,Fhc ladies are particularly invited 10 cal
and exa mine our stock Of dress and "a ncy good.
cloth oloaks, talmas, &c, which have i.een Sc
leeted with great care, expressly for this mar.
'ket, from the best&Louses in New York and
Philadelphia, we believe cannot be surpas
sed, If eqhalled, in hsanty, style and cheap
ness, by any house5fn the place. .''s.Y +, :.
Please CAN and examine our stock before
purchasing else where, as we fatter oulselve,
we Will be enabled TO offer you such bargain,
as to make II greatly ioyouranterest to bu,
from us. - NJ. 49, - -
All orders promptly attended to-. -.~s.f.
Fl Yours, with respect, .
! 4 WIZ: GosHoRN,
~ LFH: G0SHORN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
H. l.. BEARD

j.. l.. BEARD. - =.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in .
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Ou the lower side Of the Pubic Square, =
r.. GALLTPoLis, ,oHIo. h- n :
u Orders from distance promptly atten-
ded to " vln31tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
VALUABLE KANAWHA sROTTona
FARM FOR SALE,

FARM FOR SALE. &
AT Haryey,s Western Va, Land Ara..
Office. ~
.QITUATED about four miles iron
~ BUFFALO, containing aBou. 600
acres; about one hundred acres 81 which
are well improved, with 1 comfornbh
hewed log house. a bargain can b had
/ A LS0. Another valuable tract of.pa
a for sale. lying and being on BIZ
Hurricane Greek, Putnam county, col.
tanning 855 acres, which will Be sold low
for cash. horses or cattle, or on time b
purchaser giving bond, bearing inreres
from date. RO. IT. HARVEY. ]
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
a hare chance
y Mn coon OPPORTUNITY

= - For Responsible. Men
TO OBTAIN PROFITABLE q hEALlh'
EMPLOYMENT!!! Y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

Union HOTEL, ...=
D. s.MoNrAGuE, - Proprietor,
- WINFIELD, PUTNAM COUNTY, VA.
0o- Every attention paid 70 guest. IN /,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

HONESTY is.,ss hsst q poliey.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19

fixed by Secretary Of the Treasury with the
appreciation of the President, but shall in no
case exceed SIX per cent per annum. The resi-
due shall be raised in whole or in part, after
public advertisement Of not less than thirty
days, as the Secretary # the Treasury may
direct. by exchanging them at their par val
ue for specie, to bidders Who shall agree to
make the exchange at the lowest ratn OF in
tere-t not exceeding six pereent; provided
that after the maturing a said notes the in
tere.t thereon shall ceese st the expiration
of 90 days notice of readiness to pay and re-
deem the same, given by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. Payment On the redemption of
such notes shall be made to the holders there
OF respectively upon presentation at the
Treasury, and shall include the principal Of
each note and interest which may be due
thereon. The faith Of the u s is solemnly
pledged for the redemption Of The notes. and
no notes shall be hypothecated, sold or dis
posed OF in any way for any purpose what
ever, either directly or indirectly, for any
sum less than the amount OF such notes. in
cluding princi Al and iaaerest The notes
shall be transferred by an assignment indors.
ed thereon by the persons to whose order the
same shall be made payable. accompanied
by the delivery of notice that they have
been 50 assigned
The notes are to be received by the prom.
er officers in the payment of all debts and
taxes levied by the authority of the United
States, and in payment fer public lands, and
onyevory such payment credit shall be given
fer the amount of the principal and interest
due on such notes the day on which they
shall be received by such officers. Author.
ity Is given to purchase said notes at prop.
er amount for principal and interest at any
time.
The remainder Of the bill relates to details
provides penalty for forgery and appropri-
ates s2o.OoO to carry it into effect. OBJ
jectlons being made to the consideration OF
the bill now, Mr.. Hunter gave notice that
he would call it up to morrow.
The Senate bolloted for printer
Mr.. Harris, of the Union, received 2S
votes; Geo. NJ Weston ls scattering 9.
MIR. Harris was then declared elected
Mr.. Douglas, before the result was an
nounced, said that he had declined to vote
for reasons satisfactury to himself
The senate went into executive session,
and shortly after adjourned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19

Mr.. Hunter, from Committee on Finance.
reported Treasury Note bill and asked its
immediate consideration. He caused to be
read communication from the Secretary of
the Treasury in which it Is stated ttat there
is in the warehouse in New Yoak merchan-
disc to the amount of twenty millions of
dollars on which the duties to be paid will
be more than six millions. There is now in
the Treasury subject to draft less thsn six
millions, and the excess of expenditures is
daily reducing this amount-therefore au.
thority should be Immediately given for the
issue of twenty millions of Treasury Notes.
Mr.. Hunter said this bill corresponded with
that of lS47, with the exception that there
is no provision for funding the debt; and
another difference is as to the mcde of pav-
ing the interest The bill was read. It
authorized the President to cause eums to
be issued as the exigencies of the public
service may require, but not to exceed at
any time the amount of twenty millions, nor
to be Of less denomination than five dol
lars, the notes to be paid and redeemed at
the treasury one year from the date Of such
notes. Until they shall be respectively re-
deemed they shall bear such rates of inter-
est as shall be expressed in said notes,
which notes Of interest upon the lst issue
which shall not eseeed six millions shall be
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19
POLICE REPORT.
State of Iowa,

State of Iowa,
Isaac Mas, Marx FEEDER,
Alex. FEEDER, N. Raphiel,
Defendants accused of assault with at
tempt to kill Charles Gimbel
This trial came up for hearing yesterday
afternoon.
Geo. F. IIubbell for the State, Geo. S. C.
Dow for the defence.
On hearing the testimony Of Charles
Gimbel and policeman Clark, the court fined
Alex FEEDER and NJ. Raphiel IS, and Marx
FEEDER $40 and the costs, and required him
to give bonds to keep the peace, and to ap-
pear at the next term Of the District Court
Of Scott Co. Judgment against Mas wss
suspended until he should have so far re
covered as to be able to appear before the
court Here, for the the present, ends the
matter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19
st. Louis, Dec. II.


Letters from Kansas received by the Dem
ocrat, says that an attempt is being made
in the border counties Of Mo. to form COM
panies of voters to control the election on
the 2lst
At a Mass Convention held at Lecompton
the eth, resolutions were passed indorsing
the proceedings of the delegate Convention
at Lawrence. Second, pledging themselves
individually and collectively to oppose to
the utmost the Constitution adopted at Le-
compton, and to resist every attempt made
toput the government into operation under
it
The Republican has Kansas dates to 10th
The Legislature had done nothing towards
carrying on the recommendations tof Slant
ons message, The election returns from
kickapoo had been declared fraudulant by
the Com. Of Investigation, and Republican
members admitted to seats in the House
The Democratic convention at Lecomp-
had nominated John Calhoun Governor,
by acclamation.
Gen. Danver had not arrived in the Ter
ritory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19

MUsr Be ATTENDED To.-We still
deem it matter Of great importance that
the state Of our macadamized streets be
closely watched; and that where holes and
holows make their appearance, they should
be Immediately filled with pounded rocks
Three or four men with cart, would be
force enough to attend to this business, and
under the direction of the Street Commis-
sioner, their work would save the city a
much larger sum than it would cost to en-
ploy such a force, besides keeping our sts'
in safe and passable condition all the
while This matter should not be post
poned on any account whatever.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19

AUCTION AND COMMISSION HousE,-
We take pleasure in informing the public
that Mr. Elias Hale has opened the above
business, on Second street. three doors east
of Perry, where the public will ever find a
safe place to purchase and consign oil kinds
of goods, and merchandise. We have eve
~ confidence in Mr.. HIS ability to carry on
this business in thorough and satisfactory
manner. As man, both in private or bus
mess capacity, he is entitled to, and CON-
mends the confidence and esteem of all who
know him. Let him be we'll patronized.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19

MAGAZINES FOR JANUARY.-STARR
is in receipt Of large number of the jan
uary periodicals, among which are Harper,
Cooley, Peterson. Ballou, Arthur's and vari-
Gus Others. The publishers Of magazines have
put forth an extraordinary effort in embel-
fishing their works for the coming month.
and purchasers will find them very inter
esting.
By the way, now is the time to subscribe
and at less than publishers rates. BY
calling at S!arr's, You can secure each or all
Of the popular monthlies at less than the
usual figures Call soon. Read advertise
ment
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19

FREE GRATIs.'-It Is rather strange
that we have never heard about free rrint-
ing for charitable, religious and literary
purposes before. That is precisely what
the newspaper offices of this city have been
doing for years, to the amount Of hundreds
of dollars but at the same time they don't
wish to have it mentioned before any pub
lie assembly. We wish it borne in mind ),
however, that we give it cheerfully, and
indicate to all religious and charitable So
will ever be found open to them, and free
Of any charge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19
PoPuLAR SHEET MusIC.-WH hay

POPULAR SHEET MUsIC.-WE have
been favored by Prof Hull, with several
new and splendid pieces Of sheet music,
from the celebrated publishing house Of
Russell 4 Richardson, among which is the
Justly celebrated Polka, 'Nnen, by Strauss,
jr.; Willow Farm Nocturnale : Fantasies,
or Scotch Melodies Early Flowers, how l
love ye;' and the Memories Of Home
These pieces are entirely new, and are
written by the most talented musical COM
posers of the day. We take pleasure in
recommending it to those wishing to pur-
chase at Mr.. HULA