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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01

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every Counterfeit IN
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iaE ever offered 10 the PGblte
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afsssst 10 John SAD E. Broker,
Publisher and Prophtaf.
vsniyi 70 Wsn Street. Ns~.Ysrk
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01

3kf,IGHT OK TIE SUR ENsk.n.
nERSOES ii want Of window Glass,
Pu,sv. III, vonld % vol q call ~
j. III. R0G Frs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01
~ aAaT1rf MoRYELf..

rvr, Jul b respsctfully Inform the eitis@ns
nv n s,harlestoR and sicintYt that le has
A,e egi 4, Charleston, nearly opposite the
Kanswha HI pss. 4
80. &. t..a,. hand, and sell low, : H as
~ foods, Fruits, Candies.
$500 - = 800 n, Ii. 0Satiges Lemons.
a psnhss af,n, sr, Matches. Olive
Gid, Wooden Wars, Broolfs ~ nufsss eYa T.
Enckets. Tobaeca, Segals. = 81, II, 4. u: X,
lie inssa< the Ladies ptrti uiA y 81,
atd nee iAlsJ Gpos, as he has aI ~ Z.
III * sekee Re Is that will ctrtainif ptea ~
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01
Mercer Academy.

Mercer Academy,
GIIARLEsTo X AN AWIfA Co. VI
TIME nextss sSipn or this institn ion viii re-
I'll gin en- the 7ih Sci tent et. TIE eours.
embraces slI studies fednisite
fof kTang Tor enteripe any clsss Il col-
lege, OF fnrihe active bEsiEess OF life. IL
will include If
The Uxnal Euglish Branches,
TLe La IN and Grrtt Langus ses.
- The French and Eefwnn Lam uagss.
The Mattemstic s. q ss..sf.E
: J be session extends IL ia Septn3ebef fbth Il
July 10th, with an differentiation II a7fsr sia,s
ct Chr lstmaa, 81 4. 19-ss -
Tailion-lst- Grade $50 per Sesaioa.
- Aud. Grade, 20 e -
All tuition fees, paysble qsarteriy h q.
Pupiti. ~ Ait c4sls, siekness excepted.
will be charged frsn time Of admission 10 cad
Of session. 81 " : .,sss.s1 & Il rs iEs.
I For.eircu' sl.tof fof further infolr-sticn. ap-
ply 10 3. 81. Newton, See. Hoard4of Trustees
Otto WM.dO. TcL AYTON.
July 81, ,t5.Est Prineipaf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01
BGoDMANT,S
N STATE INsP &c TIO1N
Tobacco w ar Ell o 1se

Nos. 81 and sd Front street, ard SO, GA and
J6 Nv aIer-stE let. Walnatasid Vine,
tTSRI-wEEKLY saies BY Auction, of'Tobac.
il co direct from the Planters Of choice
aud general assottments. Iso, various
gfowih. the same at times BY private sslle.
Isubinit d compa ,ison Of the costs To the
Planter between sales here and those al Rich.
mond, taking Cincinnati as starting point
and 4, $50 lbs. ms The weight.
cosr Or siI,PMEsTs TO ctsclssirE
Drayage, II % e
Sales, &cs, to the Owners 100
Total k.i.7s
COST or ssftPMEsfs 70 RIcHMoSp b. q
Freight per hlrd. to Point Pleasant $50
Stofase ami commission at that place,
Freight per hhal from RI. 10 Wheeling, 3tG0
DIayage and commission at Wheeling
Freight from vi bee ing 10 Ba tlmoTe 4ec
Rer hundred GIGS
From Baltimore I'd Richmond per hid. flag
Drayage and wharfage. - SO
Inspection a. s %
Commission q per rent. 2.7t
Average loss III weight \ lbs per cwt.
- l. III i1r 5g -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01
capitai Prize Sos. 600 ] |

Tickets--vho holes 30, Halves s5, QUAR-
IA tiers $3.50. Els-
Pfises Payable Wttiout Deduct on.
Only 10000 Numbersi s,2se PrizeGsi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01
SWAN &C. IS LOTTERIES
NEW AsD BRIILiAs1 SCfEBk!

lcAPITA i PRIZE $50, p0ossi
/ gaS e
fTAAE following Scheme viii be drawn 81
i 5. Swan a Co. Manasefs Of the Fort
Gaines Academy Lottery. ih each OF their
Lotteries for Neyembtt s57, III Augusta, Geo
20 Which city they have removed tlteiI prins
''l' cIa.. es,
To be drawn iii the Guy OF Augusta Georgia,
in public on 5 TuRD AN Dec. 5th, 1851.
class Cd,
To be drawn In lie city Of Augusta, Geo., IN
puthe, on SATURDAY, Pee. 18th, 1881,
Ess.t class 08;
10 Be dFa wai IN The city of Augusta Geo, in
public, on SATURDAY, Dec. 10Th, 1851.
Class 8S, 3a ss %
TO beirawa inthe csfy of Augusta, Geo, in
/ pubic, ousSAT URDAY j Dec. 18TH 1857.
ON THE RI AN OF SINGLE NgMBFRs.
Five Thousand Foaf Hundred &,
aeaFiy One Prize ID Every Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT sCHEaIEi 81
TO n FpRaws EAcn sAruRpAr IN prcKaaER
L Prize &c ssD.ogsf fsprzes pf 2,eed
1 $4,000 "a 1880
III 40 O06J 60 / 0oo
II M .gs3 6, 0OD5E 100 Il .s# l50
ii S, 09b fl)l I25
i so pIl0tii zoe
AffRoxfM4Tsoa eRIzEs. + 4
Il prtrts 81 sol, ap'g. te$ ,sbH prize are $taol
I.a IS so 900 .f 1000
e 9 q ~ 10000 IN 500
i Is \ $50 N. &. 200 prizes are SOC
IA HI rs ~ |, (l0l .s IS 500
4 F.0 tHs n 100 81 400
Il "s Is r. L. 900 81 !" 400
II n 30 Ia 1850 SOC
IS COO 30 fhli: 10000
49, sH45kssfk I'd ssJ u -----------
S taa Prizes SupuntiRa 70 81, s t2a, Cos
WHOLE " NETS Sli'; HaisyKs S.; sgARTERsS 2i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01
IasRER cpENff AelpRaf lLoITERY.

~ -4utllority tAe 7lSidte tf Ieprgia.
CLASSIC.
Dtaws December 18th. 1S57.a At ArncrY Hal,
Sayannah, Ga.,t under tie s@BTn snperin-
lstendence of Nv. h. Synlons, Esq. audi. M.
Prelti $ Esq. sss.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01
FoUNTI9RM 2
NAc1ni1aR She's.

MACh11ae 9hoDa
THE subscriber, being fully prepafed To- FIJI
all orders in his lne with disestch. 6E
the best materials aud wofkmo nsliipk low fof
cash viz: fstl
q ALL CASTINGS Of Iron and Brass, used
in Sail Masking. Also III the coal business,
car wheels Of 10 different sizes nd patterns
for wood or iroa rails si III
1 SAW OR FGRisf MILLS Cranks Gudge.
ons, spindlts, Shat 5, Pplleys, Spur aud Beyrl
Cog Work. s9gs
STEAM ENGINES cfSsuperior strength,
from 10 90 horse power
House Crates and Stoves for caaI. 80
H, MACHINERY ofsall kinds freFaifed, witt
brass; cast or wrong iron. ~.
III. L. PUTNEY. II.
Kanawha So lines, Aug. rs, 1857
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01

Total etpensea s4.I S2i.5a
I I Showing difference IN ayffso 4 Gint;in4
natl ris rkst against Richmond of Si9sS3 per
Ehogshead, which isa elrat gain q the Plaat1
er or owner. CHARLES B0DMANs t,rv'rs
September Is51- !E3nigy:f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01

BOOKS, 0LaG1OuS1Yg exc.
lin Charles Cfenzet,s building. oaedo above
tie Journal Office, where BE will keep com
stantly on hand every thing usually fund b
Book Store. sHsta ttFis 3e EftH I'll
His stock consists, in part eof School, Theo-
logical Classical and Miscellaneous Books;
Blank Books of all Sizes and prices; Letter,
Cap, Fancy and Plain Note Paper; Envelopes,
Fancy Plain and Government; Qaill, stetl
and Goldpe Pocket Cutlery; States of ali
sizes; Leaf and Slate Pencils; Copy Books
Arnold, Masnatd and Noys inks, &c.
/ lie has facilities BY which he can On tht
shortest possible notice procure any popular
work published either in America. or on tbs
Continent. G3 s5 II ,.bls7Ess
ALL the late publications received as soon \,
issnetl ISL ssiE III sssss43 s E f5z " Is
He las on hand now, 500 quires Bianl
Books assorted! halfand full bound.
10 dozen Memorandum and Pass Books
assorted HE. hs f88 s.
100. Reams Letter. Cap, Fancy and Plal
Mite Paper, 4. $50
SlatesIof all sizes, Steel snd oaill Pen,
| Ink's, Pencils, Port Folios, Visiting and Prin
tiers Cards, Pen holders, Ink stands, Draw
Il 'ng and Bill Paper, etc, in qualities to sui
pure hasers. and al low figures Give him !;
Icall before purchasing elsewhere, as ne !!
confident he can give entire satisfaction.
Gsllippls, March "A, 1851. v2nf7
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01

CITY BOOK ST ORE
WILLIAM-H. NASH.

#W0ILD especifuIly infofn the citizens OF
w Charleston and surrounding country
that he has just received. snd is now opening !
large andweA selected assortmentoT
Books, STATIONERY. &c. #
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-01
ArrRoxfn 4 !: fs,zss.
ntan Of liz Lotirrr. ]

S taa Prizes SupuntiRR 70 IN, s s2a, G0s
WHOLE ~ KErs sli'; Haisvks SSH egARTERs.S 2i
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Il viii De our aim 10 &c, p constant supp VI
.ofIhe plreat and best artlcfes for medloal pni
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11
Died.

In Bratton township, on the 30th May,
MARTHA, wife of Reuben NJ Rearick, aged
q years, months and days.
In Sunbury, On the Goth ult., JOHN COL
SHER, aged about 96 years-probably the
Oldest person in that region.
In Centre county, on the 23d ult., aged 20
years, WILLIAM FUREY, late Treasurer Of
that county. When Treasurer, Mr. Furey
was robbed Of several hundred dollars, at
Harrisburg, while On his way to deposit it in
the Treasury, and it was onl y last month that
he succeeded in obtaining from the Legisla-
ture release of the amount which he lost.
In Wilkesbarre, On the 28th, aged SO wears,
CATHARINE, wife of Hon. Warren j. Wood
ward, President Judge of the Columbia, Sui
hvan and Wyoming district
In Catawissa, on the 28th ult., BENJA-
MIN SHARPLESS, in his SD year. THE
deceased was thought TO be the oldest man in
Columbia county at the time of his death.
AT Newry, Blair county. few days ago.
after lingering illness, ALEX. KNOX, Es9.'
aged about SO years He was one of the
Oldest residents of the county.
In Huntingdon, on Tuesday. the % inst
HARRIET NJ, adopted daughter of A. W
Benedict, aged 10 years and months.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11

HoLouay's Ointment and Pills, are aston
ishing Remedies for Bad Breasts.-The wife
of Mr.. John Langton, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
had remarkable bad breast, in which there
were two large running wounds, to what cause
attribute it, the doctors did not know, but ad-
vised the adoption of variety of remedies,
which were Of no use. At last Mr.. Langton
determined to try what Holloway's Pills and
Ointment would, he fortunately purchased a
quantity, and after his wife had used them
for three weeks, visible improvement took
place: by continuing them for two months,
she was perfectly cured.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11
For the Le1rist0tcn Gazette.
NEWTON HAMILTON, June 3. 1857.

NEWTON HAMILTON, June 5, 1857
Mr.. Editor-I noticed in the Democrat of
this week an editorial in regard to the change
Of Postmaster at this place. As Mr.. Smith
left our town few days ago for Kansas, and
is not here TO speak for himself, l deem it but
justice to him TO say that he sent his resig-
nation to the Post Office Department previous
to the appointment of J. X. Rhodes. If Mr..
Smith had not rendered his resignation, Mr..
Rhodes's trouble Of riding all over the county
getting siguers to his petition would have
been all for nothing. Mr. Rhodes's docu-
ments lay in Washington City, and would not
have been looked at had it not been that a
vacancy occurred here by resignation on the
part of Mr.. Smith Such is the fact. and as
it was necessary to have Postmaster at this
place, and as ne other person had made ap-
pication but Mr.. Rhodes, it was allotted to
him. Under such circumstances any person
could have got the appointment. 1t was not
the popularity Of the gentleman referred to
that got him the appointment, but actual ne
cessity compelled the Department to have
P. NJ. at this place, and as no person else
wanted the Office the Col. got it.
JUSTICE.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11
narIt is said $500 I. S. troops are to be


sApIt is said $500 L. S. troops are to be
sent to Utah to keep mormonism in order.
E9-The rainy weather has probably knock
ed in the head several picnics, among them a
monster one.
aAThe officers of the Liquor Dealers As
sociation of Philadelphia are a strange med
ley Of German and Irish names.
aAAbout 500 excursionists to the great
party out west, missed the celebration at St.
Louis by mistaking the day.
sea Stephen Miller, who is now On visit
to Minnesota, writes that the speculatng fs-
yer pervades that entire region.
nsa-The Harrisburg Patriot and Union has
read the Pennsylvania out of the party for
advocating a sale Of the Main Line.
BAA p. M. in Missouri, not knowing to
whom to report, addressed the President, and
sends his best respects to him and Mrs Blu.
chanan.
E@~Philip Rump, one Of those engaged in
swearing through naturalization papers in
Philadelphia last fall, has been convicted Of
perjury.
saTIt is stated by the American Organ
that majority Of the persons killed and
wounded by the marines at Washington City,
during the election riot, were democrats
s9~John Farl an employee on the railroad,
was killed at Altoona last week by falling
under the cars while attempting to get on
train when in motion.
aeL Railroad killing is not all for evil it
seems, two men who were run over below
Harrisburg a few weeks ago having been
proved to be counterfeiters and robbers.
BsANew wheat from Leake county, Mis-
sissippi, has already appeared in the New Or
leans market. The yield promises to be
large, as does also that of corn and cotton.
Ea-The Pennsylvania continues to advo
cate the sale of the main line, and says that
if not sold it will some day cause disrup-
ton of the democratic party.
@A. j. Greer of the Juniata Sentinel,
WAC last year advocated FremOnts election,
lately published an ill-advised article against
the Repub blieans, which led to an opposition
in that county which compelled him to sell
the establishment
9AThe Aurora's conclusions that the
Union candidates were abOlitisnists, and that
the republicans are as much the enemies of
American principles as the locofocos. are
about as absurd as its statement that we had
asserted our contests here to have been con.
Quoted 'cithOua principle. We never said any,
thing Of the kind.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11
The Prices are from Sc to $50: Interest,"
ly 3per cent.
Tirenty per cent. ,cil be deducted from the T4
price for Cash.

Ipsnty per cent. lcW be deducted from the I'd
price for Cash
Those who purchase on long credit giyeEa
payable in ,, 3, 4, 5 and 6 years after dats,
are required to improve one-tenth annual!
i've years, so rs 10 have one-half the land %.
cultivation at the end Of that time. ComF'
Surveyors will accompany those who Esl
examine these lands, free of charge, asti
them in making selections The lands rsDa
ing unsold are as rich and valuable as h'
which have been disposed of.
SECTIONAL MAPS will be sent to any
who will enclose fifty cents in Postage Stan
and Books or Pamphlets containing numsr'
instances of successful farming, signed b!
spectacle and well known farmers living nj
neighborhood Of the Railroad Lands thrOusl
the State-also the cost of fencing, pTlt'
cattle, expense of harvesting, threshIng, tt
or any other information, will be cassfi-
given on application, either personally q
letter, in English, French. or German, addS
ed TO JOHN WILSON
Land Commissioner Illinois Central K. b..
Office in Illinois Central Railroad Depot !
cago, Illinois. aP&@
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11
is COMING.
ULP .4PPOINT.NEyq
DIR. Hardman,
Dhre.atau Co. n..
Physician for DISEASES N II.

ForHaeriy PhysieiGH to the Cincinnati Ma.
MAY BE coNsULrEr ~
Lewistown, National Hotel, Tbuu,
Miffiin, Patterson House. r,sqal p@all
Huntingdon, Jacbson's Hotel 'Ua!
Altoona, Logan House,
Hollidaysburg, Exchange Hotel
Johnstown, Cambria House.
Indiana, Indiana House,
Greensburg, Westmoreland House
Pittsburgh, St. Charles Hotel, Iu,.
DR. HARDnAS treats Consumption. B,o,.,
It's Asthma, and all diseases OF the Thro,, -
TED INHALATION.
The great point in the treatment Of sub,,.
Is to get a, the disease in direct maun., ~
are estimated BY their action upon n. -. 80
relief This : the important fact upon vb,st
Is based. III The stomach is diseased W.
directly into The stomach If the f,rrs
breathe or iatale medicatcd yapors dir-,u,
The reason Why Consumption and disease. :, wv
have heretofore resisted all treatment. has
trey were not approached in direct nanps,s.
I hey were intended 10 be local, and vel The
miuisfer-d that they could only act cons,r,..
peH1l"g their immediate action upon the s,o,..
the foul ulcers within the Lungs Were gpmo1-
kIl-tiou brings lie medicine iuto direct een,.s
disease, without the disadvantage of any yio'. -
lis application is So simple that il nav b. a..
The yoGrgest infant nF feebIest invalid. Ia
raage the stomach, or interfere in the e,s,
s,rrEgt.l comfort or business Of the patient
.;No charge for cOnsuIistina.
OTHER ITSE.5SES TRE4TFn
In relation t0 the following dseases, either VII
piicafed with Lang Affections, or existing AL
igEiie caRsu'ta aIion-Esuall! fiadiug them PR0
CCRABLE:
PROLAP>US and all forms Of FEMALE Cav,
irregularities and Weakness
PALPITATION and other forms Of HEAp
EASE, Liver Complaint, Dysp-3si.t, and ali q,
rasss Of Stomach AID Bowels Piias &c &c
stA.l diseases # Iilr Eve and Ear: Neurs,y,
sy. ard all forms NJ Nervous Disease
IN charge for consultation.
j-4-ly 5 d. HAROUAy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11

GsA-The Perry Freeman, an intense Amer
lean paper, in It's account of the side-doer
convention at Lancaster. says after the ad-
journment delegates from Northumberland,
Miflin, and several other western counties
who had been detained by an accident near
Altona, arrived. Altoona is about 70 miles
west of Lewistown-a fact Judge Baker ought
to know-and not the road from here to Lam
caster. Besides this, we are authorised 10
say by the proper authority that no call for a
meeting for any such purpose was issued, and
it any one went there as delegate, it was on
his cwn hook, and not as a representative of
the Americans Of Mifflin county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11
Books and Accounts of Joseph F. Yeager

NOTICE is hereby given that the debts and
~ accounts due on the books of Joseph F.
1eager, of Lewistown, for goods, merchandise,
&c, have been assigned TO Jacob Yeager, Da-
vid Bloom, Alfred Marks, J. NJ. Yeager, and
NJ. Wartman d Co., and are now in the hands
Of the subscriber for settlement. All persons
indebted on said books will find it TO their ad-
vantage to call on me and make settlement, as
they will shortly be placed in the hands of an
officer for collection. DAVID BLOOM.
Lewistown, June IL, l857-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11
Married.

=, On Thursday, May 28th, BY Joseph Hafiey,
EVANS, both of Union township.
On the 28th ult., by Rev S. Creighton,
JOHN F. SITTER, of M'Allstersville, Ju-
niata county, to Miss ELIZABETH, daugh-
ter Of VIM. Hassenplug, of Mifiinburg, Union
county.
On the 3lst ult., by David Schwenk, JOHN
EBI to Miss MARY LONG, both of Snyder
county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11

There are now $50 patients in the State
Lunatic Hospital at Harrisburg.
aa-The Juniata got On swell yesterday,
and not TO be behind hand several loafers fol-
lowed suit.
MORE GAs.-The borough of Huntingdon
has contracted with Col. Burd to erect Gas
Works, similar to those at Hollidaysburg, fer
the sum Of Sll,500.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11

UIlt0H County-The Americans and Re-
publicans Of Union county have put in nom
ination the following ticket For Assembly,
DR.. Thomas Hayes; Register and Recorder,
George Merrill; Commissioner, Richard V. B.
LincOlnj Treasurer, Hugh P. Shelter; Auditor,
John Fesler. Resolutions were adopted en-
dors.ng the nominees of the Union State Con-
vention, and pledging Union county to do
her duty in the coming campaign.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11
american Republican Ticket.
Notices of New Advertisements,

The books and accounts of jos. f. Yeager
have been placed in the hands of D. Bloom
for settlement-Drs. 0rt Il Hamilton offer
their professional services TO the public-F
g. Franciscus has received lot of Plows, &c
Mccoy 6 Ellis have opened a new stock Of
dry goods, groceries, &c" Costar's" Rat,
Roach. and Bedbug Ezterminator is sold by
+. A. Hardt & Co.