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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
STATE DEMOCRAT
Davenport, Mach Z, 1887.

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THE STATE DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN
As an AissTtis,nx pAp.r thc State Democrat UNI
sssssily regarded the estsbi,sb-d medium Of busi
ess COMMUNICATION sst~ s~nths buyes aud seller; ats
sfsriy increasing circulation. both at home al
abroad sa.rs . favorable opportunity TOT judlo~u
ias~asinaIon d u,- resnt,s inrs,hg.se-. Itn also
svorit~ family Journal. hence k.tsl -sier.. - wi
m-r~ ext.nsive trsdes people. Mechanics aud can
sens wall aud its columns . pro,p,rous
susinesA WORD TO rus WISE"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

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W 80 1est Ae'lS; aid estg e!i'i
s.ii wApsw oRTHD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.

Pss,,aaiss . t-uth.s y invited tn thr tAstthss "
have H.any 81 tbs b. slyfb sad aGaii' 10 u esIis
tts, c.aEes ~ vi sis~a rlsrwlss~ end ~ ~ urS
sesr;sS sss satire sb.S u Hrsstay \, duosd p iss
Geether, Relllstss / Wilkins.
las 10 iss1dlrs fos Lass LsAIxr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
BRvCuA LONG snAWl.s +!

A Rsut,iu stoeSof NEW STYLR Lon q aHAWLS
i Ne~lv.d ~ 1sprsss. sSr sale 81 loo fAarcs, b.
A-el1 wADSWOkIH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
Job PRINTING.

Job 1rt11tinE.
v. soals coil III. atts.tion 4 r'hs.ts, busi-
q snd o,Lsrs os. 'asiliiss f.r executing
with poDpin~ss, and In q s.rrTsF manner, JOB
PRINTING IN eli II, varie'ie>, qualities and ool"rs
snj ..i.,r . sLsr. II ibsn pssIvu.xs. L.suE so'1s
10 oon,ide abb 'Xp as< 10 ing up o1r Jobbins
x.tsbl.hm.ni, ~ are psep..-dt1 1rcut- ali Kind.
u Plain and o, bameLtai orb saoh - Hall Tickle.
Prog ~p,ui ., 2ris uf.,et1 seri.'iou, Cwt,IaIs
al vsrst.r- - printing Ia God. sIIN.r BIOiO,
Color sIso, Psn,phi,n L.~ser.' B,irf.. Checss,
bdls Of Iaiins. Pfomsro.y Note, Way Bill, Hand
bis Ac witl. neatn-.s aid oi. xso ~ 10 T. ms
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
Linen Goods.

Tshtr Linnn., Nspkins and D9yl~- lin a eh-~t-
Ing Ard Pillow linsns, hacksoacxs Tcwei-, Orash
&c, ~ "a PER- loss THAI a>uAi prior.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-07
WILLIAM DsOsAU. V0alAAn s1vsa
lsdsAsn - k3O.
D.aNK"0 AOVAE
Land Agency.
DOOLAN 4 STUMP.
Mais Street, GaveDpsrt, Ievs,
DEAA.0no N

BANK NStes, DssNs. 0sla Silver end Ra,a~ro IA.
chshee; CuaIrciions MAD thr nsh. NJ IL Cnicn,
Land War ants bsssGhs seid an1 heat a nyaI ~
ts's bought and ldnD ,mai-~ Mnpey ,o.s~a N
-nnen" r., r. - = .rensi'y. - nsso,is, d
Titlss made. etc., a.,
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1essrs - Z naryss, Davrnpnss. sov..
nsrslos = Co'tin, d.
SSeen Lcvv Ess. = hicr, Mes Yosh,
1-esss Mssrls : O.. ohusHeicAla,
Hoo. VIM Wight, kswsft, Ms
.essee eAoI oayrb Dsa-, bsabsss. h>,s,nD,s,
Sose0 nsYose. BE. rr.-sasss. 6
naeest 0tcols -, CasAsrs.
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ness cAsSs 1sssAss. saassra waaA,ss,ss.
n. as.Is:s. q. n.sss. A.,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
HOTEL FOR SALE.

III l&I ."F> - tH= ~ WIa tH VS. ne5- - II
DIRSUANT to a decree Of ALGNA
il bths eiillcpi: count 81 Fay EEfTsN
efte cou ntys pronounced pntfe 1870
2nd day Of June, 1857, ina case in which
Geo. P. Haidieston was plaintiff, and L.. III.
B~raanon ana others were defendants, ltshatl
las commissioner appointed by said decree1
proceed to sell, TO the highest bidder, al tHe
front door Of the courthouse of said ecu nv,
on the 18th day of#August, cit be ing ,coutt
day. the property in the bill menftionei; t Oh
the following terms cash, SO much as will
defray the expenses Of the suit, and the bal
lance Of six, twelve and eighteen month s
credit the purchaser giving bond, with ap.
proved security, and a lien retained on tile
property uRtifth pure iase/ money is paid
The properly above namRd, consists Of a lot
of lani containing about two and a half acres,
together with The buildings thereon, Situated
on Main street, i. the toWnTof Fayetteville,
directly opposite the cotirthous Sc, on The d. /,
F. and KanaWha turnpike road, (the most a.
rect route from Charleston. Kanawha, to THE
Newburn depok on the Southwestern on Wiz
ginia and. tennessee r.. RID eleven miles
from the Falls Of tile Great Kanawha. a hid
one and aZhalf miles from the line ofithe
C. 90. 1R:R. ##
To any person desirons Of engaging in. EIo.
tel keeping this property preSeltss ina NY in.
duceGients; being situated iuthemt stE heal thy
locality in Western Virginia, It is a peasant
simmer retreatsfor persons seeking pleasure
81 health. JAMES B. MINcY,
July "A, 1857. ni4w4 Commissi oner
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
BIoarnfiald Academy.

FIVE MILES %EbT oF tine UNIVERSITY or "a
w. WillougEby TeBbs, I
w. Leroy Broun, 4. NJ, s ap4N
TIME FOURTH Session OF this Academy, for!
Il merly ualdert THE charge Of Mr.. p. H. Good
loe, will beglntbnHthe list of September. The
course Of iSlst r~ssctfon will include the English
Language aud Litera ture, and all the Elemen.
ta4y subjects appertaining thereto; the Moo
en Languages, including German, French
spanish, Italian and Anglo Saxon; the Anciea,
Languagess aud the pure and mixed Mathe.
mates, 7iindl udarg civil engineering. :
Lectures viii be delivered npon the snb-
Eiects Of CHEMISTRY, Natural Philosophy ana
The coufse will be designed 10 furnish .
thorough preparation for the University Of We
The session N Elcontain twoSterms Of fy9
months each. Tile expenses for each term fol
board and t%uitIonb inf II the departments, in.
clud:n g everything except lights, will be sl25
PAYABLE ons th4 fist day Of The ttrll.
For ciyc Glars containing moretparticulaf:in,
formation, addEess either Of the Principals a
CHI flottesMile. V ID.
J ~REFEREsrEss--f The Faculty of the Univer.
sity of Va.s Prot. A! d. Baehe, Sup't III. S
Coast Survey, Washington; It. NJ. F Marry,
Sup't NatiSnaI0 bse44yato,y Washington; Co
jefferson Randolph, franklin Minor, Esettri,
Charlottes Vile and James Lear, Esq, Ka.
nawha. HE H je l6. On
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
&c, amounting tos

8 E.| Whole Tickets One Dollar each.
y Managers printed Certificates Of Packages
OF whole tickets, containing every nuHhb er in
the Lottery, and which may draw four haad.
some prizes, will be sent by mail, securely En-!
;veloped and sealed for $40. E N.l
/ In this scheme, a package d 26' whole tick.
els would cost $26, but as they are bouE nd to
draw at least SIG, we will send y
Certificates of .26 whole tickets, SIC
Certificates of %, half tickets &
Certificates Of % quarter tickets, Ia sc
The official account or the drawing, with q
written sta tenent |of the amount drawn, viii
be forwarded immediately after the drawing,
10 those ho5erder their tickets all this office
Bank Notes, Certificates Of deposit. on prizes
in any responsible Lotteries, will lie taken fol
tickets and packages in these popular and far
famed Lot:eriesand d j prizes sold will be paid
Immediately after thu drawing. in full with
out discount, N sight drafts on New York
or if preferred, Gold mill be for,rarded 81
the Express company ins wellI se cured Bores.
AL orders should be sent for packages. and
single tickets by the earHesltmaiI to ahF oh
lisa appointment, as they are often scbrce, and
sometimes are all sold q Week Iefote In draw
ing. IA WISH 8$ DEtfI
For Packages or single ticketsin tie above
rich and beautiful Lottery, orders must lie adj.
dressed by mailzto the Truly fortunate and far
famed prize sellers, M. SAVOY Isl co,
July ID, Isl me %H Washington, ID q.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

TIME undersigned, as special commissioners
appointed BY a decree rendered at the
tpring term, 1857, Of the Kanawha circuit
court, in the suit of r. B. Bowler A. Go.,ei
Ais lgsI Henry B.. Saunders administrator e1
ais, MiH offer fof sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder, on Monday the oath dayo d
August next { that being court day y in front
of the courthouse door Of Putnam county, the
following tract Of land, or whatever light,
title ahdiinterest therein the said HenryrB
Saunders, dec d. had at the time Of his death,
and which is now vested in his legal repre-
ssntativeS, to-wit: "A tract OF land contain
ing 20t0facres lying and situated near Red
House Shoals, In the county Of Putnam
whieh said tract was conveyed to- the said
Henry b. SaundeTs, dec'd,by James N. Laid
ley and Thomas S. A.Matthews, commission
srs OF delinquent and forfeited lands, BY deed
bearing. date 18th June. 1914 and af record il
the clerks Office ot Kanawha c~ounty--beok
M. page 557.
II Thefsale of theEs said land will be made on
the following terms. to-wit; One-tenth Of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, and the
~ 1laindeI thefe1f in two equal i~nstalments,
made payable inssix and twelve months after
the day of sale, with interest from date, the
purchaser giving bond with approved securi-
lsyy, snd}a lien on the land 10 be retained for
the unpaid purchase money.
THOMAS Z. BROUN,
NICHOLAS FITZHUGH,
suiy9t, ~, tw Special Commissioned
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA
Session is57.5s.

FrTAHE next annual course Of lectures will
- commence on the Isl OF Oct Der, 1857 Al
the college Building, corner Of Marshall and
College streets. Richmond, and terminaie
on the lst Of March. 1858.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy. by Charles
Bell Gibson, MI. ID; I heory and Practice N
Medicine by David Il. Tucker. M. b; chem
istry4aahd Pharmacy, Ly Marlin p. Scott, al. D:
Maiefia Medica aud Therapeutics, by b. III.
Wexford, I'M. ID; Anatomy, by Arthur q.
Petieolas, M. D;; Institutes of Medicine and
Medical jurisprudence BY Levin S. Joynes.
HM. u; Obstetrics andDiseases Of Women and
children, BY ] lanes Ii. Conway, nj. ID; Dem.
%onstra tor of Anatomy, Marion Howard, M. Id:
THE study of r tactical Anatomy may br
prosecuted with the most ample facilities and
On q very ttifing expense. Ep
clinical Lectures are regularly given alt the
college lntimaTy. This Infirn airy, under The
sa1neIr roof with the college is at all times vail
filled with Medical and Surgical cases, and
furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical in
struetion. s~rsYs
Many Surgical Operations are performed iii
the presence ofEthe class. and the Students
being daily admitted to the wards, enjoy, an
def The guidance of the Professors, Unusual
opportunities fotbeeoming 81 mliiaI, not only
with the symptoms and Diagnosis Of disease,
p4e Ytth y NuHy pIosteSS anu treatment. He'll
Amount. 0f Fees for" Lecture los DO
MatFfcula1lohfFee fs NJ t.s $50
Practical Ana tomys .Hf. 1000
Graduating Fee, fa 25 90
The lFice5 ofll5oard, including Foel, Lights
and Sefsants'~ attendance. varies from IS 70
. 51per week. The Cato Iogues, containing
fllEef information concerning the Institution,
Willie forwarded to those who apply fol HI
4or specific enquiries will be answered #by
letter. I. III. S. JONES. 4M. b;
7Juy2I 5Ew. Dean Of tie Facultv,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
VINO WANTS glRRIiGES and BTGGIES
Carriage Manufactory.

TINE subscriber would inform the citizens
y Of Cha rleston and Kanawha GENERALLY
that he has opened a Shop. in the Stage Sta
BILE, Back Street, backfof the Court House,
where-he is prepared to Manufacturing, in .
superior s'y'e, all kinds Iof a|F q
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
Having worked in the let shops Id the
|EesteIn cities, he. has nd doubt but That his
work and prices viii give perfect satisfac ion.
He is atso prepared to repair ain kinds Of
carriages, and trim them in the latest style!
He uses:none but the best seasoned iiniber
in building carriages and finishes it id d su-
periot manner. II
He has also q Btaeksatith Shop CONNECTED
with his eStablishment,f5in which all work
needed.will be execrtcd in the best manner.
New carriages and bnggies kept on hand for
sale; OF gwen in exchange for old ones
SIMON BURKE.
charlestpA, july !, I~s5i.--3hs RH
an IVY Al RLSI 1R
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
arla1g IDallsr Siar Z
! KANAWIIA 9. II. VA:
tuesday Morning, July 81, 1851.

-TrT
RfyER AND BoAgs.-During the pas
week, the river has risen and fallen a few
fset. 4 goodly number Of boats laden.
ID with salt have passed down. Tbt
Virginia Belle has made i regulal
trip Messrs. r. DoDpRrDeH and H1ckol
are clerks, MI. EsrlL having left her.
The "a. w. Quarter" passed down
on Saturday last, but owing to. the lev
water il the Ohio River issnot expected
% return soon
The "Aurilla Wood. has been lying
uap fol i few days At G%alIipolls from the
want of deck hands to run her. Extray
agLant prices have been offered for hands
but the harvest fields have too great III
ducements for them for the boats.
|EET = IN I'D FA4L [Lz -F'F TIT fr&=A H %Ef
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
FoR SALE.
4 very valuable TEaetE Of Land.

k&8 HA@t EEA&G Ts4&AEH G3&t4 @H&g1 $500 FA-..E HrE-H y. N E%
TINE undersigned Offer for sale a very val.
nable Tract OF Land known as the ts8ull
Greek Property 4, Of which John Lewis, late
of Flotsda, bu~tfosmerly pf Kama wha county,
died isiezed and possessed contains up.
wards of seven thousand Acres, iss:sitlated in
Boone county, on the waters 5of Big Goal
River, and abounds III Cahneland Bitnmiious
Coal. This is one Of the most desirable prop
%erties ever Offered for sale in Western Nlf-
ginia. 1t lies iii the great Coal regional Viz
giilia, just below the ~Well-known Peytona
Goal lands, On that partof the Coal River
Navigation improvement nearly competed,
and Within seventy miles of the Ohio river
A large portion OF this tract is capable 81 be-
ing made. excellent farming land. Upwards
Of POO acres Of \ he tract are now ii caltiya-
tipn. which are finely adapted TO the cultivation
of Wheat and Corn and are well suited for
grazing purposes
AIT present., there are d Dwelling House,
Stable and other bulldogs on the property.
For terms and fur ther particulars, apply to
WM. "A. QUARRIER,o N II
- 1H0S. Il. BR0ENs
je 16t2m at HanawHa Court House, Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
Mercer Academy,

YIN, MAI AWdA 70, VIA
n b next session of characterization Will de-
fI gin onthe 10th Sc tember. The course
Of instruction embraces all studies requisite
for httfng boys forEt en- ering any class at Col
aegeS Or for the active business Ok life. 1T
Axlll4Tnclude
The Usual English Branches,
The Lain and Greek Languages,
The French and German Languages
The Matthews lies.
the session extends from September foth5te
lily 10Th: with an ihte mission Ola Few days
ut Christmas.
Tnition-lA Grade. $50 per session.
81 End. Gfades 30 e .
psnss. ~
Pupils, ~ ALI CASES, sickness excepted,
will be charged from time of admission to end
" session. Y I
Fpr circular. OF for further information, ap.
ply 10 e. w. Newton, See. Board Of Trustees
or to WIN. O. CLAYTON,
July ~, '57. Principal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
BOOK STORE

WILLIAM I'll. NASH.
XXoULD respectfully inform the itizens Of
+ Nv Charleston and surrounding country,
that he has just received and is now opening 3
large and well selected assortment Of
Books, Stationery, &c.
in Charles Credzet's Binding, Que dor above
the Journal Office, where lie will Keep con-
stantly on hand every thing usually found in
al Book Store. @@ t|I TT Ill.,
His stock consists, IN part. Of School, Theo-
logical Classical and Miscellaneous Books;
blank Books;of all sizes and prices; Letter,
Gap, Fancyand Plain Note Paper; Envelopes,
Fancy Plain and Government; Quill, Steel
| ind Gold pens; Pocket Cutlery; States of all
sizes; Lead and Slate Pencils; GoBy Books;
Arnold, Maynard and Noys Inks, &c.
He has facilities BY which he can on the
shortest possible notice procure amy popular
Ekork published either in America Or on the
I Continent f d
All the late publications receiyeds q soon as
issued a ~ 4E
He has on hand now, 500 qdfres Blsnk
Books assorted, half and ftfal bound. III
20 dozen Memotandum's and Pass Boots
100 Reens Better Cap. Fancy and Piain
Note Paper.
States Of all sizes Steel and Quill Pens,
Inks, Pencils, Fort Fdlios, Visiting ind Pm
tiers Cards, Pen-hoiders, Ink-stands, Draw
ing and Bill Paper, etc, in qualities TO sui,
purchasers, and al low figures. GiFe him a
call before purchasing elsewhere. as he is
confident he can give entire satisfaction.
Gslhp5lis, March "a, 1851. v2nf7 u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
BUFFALo "a b z

TNHES Insulation Will commence its Sew
enth Scholastic Ycar on the frst Mon
day of Septelnbter next
CHARLES ]. MENAGER,.A A. NJ. has been
e~lecteIl Principal. 4
A competent Female Assistant4has been Sc
cured to take charge Of the Female Depart
.ment. s
The terms are the same las heretofore. The
Trustees confidently recommend the Academy
to the patronage Of the public.
l.EARLY, Pres Board Trustees.
DIR. IA. SEBRELL. Secretary DI-
July IA 3m 1857.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
Look Herel.

7 AN receiving q Fresh Supply of
u Drugs, medicines Paints, Oils, Vino
doH Glass, Dye=Sttfs, Print and other
Brushes, Perfumery Fancy Articles, DE.
with every variety Of useful notions
that are tsoldsbY Druggist generally and
aii the popular I3ateht medicines Of tho
day. ! will sell cheap for cash, and war.
rant You a pure article. Physicians
Prescriptions and orders promptly at
tended 10 at the Charleston Drug Store.
y2n36. il II. ROGERS. Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
Family Sewing Machines.

HAVING been appointed agent forthe sale
Ii tof1 Wheeler Il Ealsjn's Family Sewing
Machinp51s, il Western Virginia, I would re,
specially invite ME ladies and gentlemen ef
kafa2h Ia and adjoining counties to inspect
then. Machines III operation at Brooks Hall,
Charleston, where IshalI be happy TO explain
the manner of working. would beg 10 say
that as Family Sewing Machines, they are SUI
peIier to aliothers manufactured, aud that for
beauty and regularity of stitch, either upon
conrSeEwoollen cloths zpr on the very finest
linen or cambria they lave never been APP
preached. S. f.. GRIFFIN.
July IA, s57..y3nl2sf N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
nj NERALL AMDs

.nR. GEO. VAN DE LiNDE, in viewlot
IL the mineral landsAnow discovered, and
in consequence Of The deficiency Of chemists
just now 10 examine. the ores in which oul
mountains abound, nor eede a prerogatiyet e
any country yet discoseled.
Gentlemen wishing their ores analysed car
have doneso by for warding themto
DR.. GEO. WIN DELINDEs
p. S,--Number your ores.
No ores taken for analysis unless accompa
MED fy#a 9jfee. 9Th,
June zsl 1877 v3n9n%.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21

a 4 NRw RaooAAHr.-We are informed BY
tic clerk W. M. MAppr .of The "Au.
fila Wood, that the. Nv oodn |Ras cone
= Wheeling to remove i part Of her
fit fixtures upon afnew boat building 70 take
herPlace innsths Kanawha trade and4to lie
commanded By Che present officers Of the
Wood,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
HEN RY ii oU s d

NORTH CHARLESTON, KanaMha, vi.
III mis- convenient hotel les been re- fitted
and extensively e enlarged. 1t III tke on
Ily tavern in North Charleston. No cxnense
has beenspared for the ACCUMULATION ar met
TheIr table, at1all times, is supplied with
The deleeacleS OF the season; and the cap1-
cious BAR ROOM with the choicest J%.iatiprs
and SegaGs-French, Pals ana Peach BrAnlies,
Iamaica Rom, Holland Gin Domestic and
Foreign Winss;4oM Rye bourbon, MDIonga-
Aia and Common Whisky. b
Good Stabllpg, well Shpplieasea c1rn and
hay. H. SNYDER &4CO.
June 2s, 1857. n9r3 Nv. s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
I 4 ~slLENDlD PBIzEs on
Eachs
FosR ga N PRIZES or $1,000
SS6.88S TOBEDRAWN ERoN rur WISER

poOeOoo opEDRh WIN FROM THE Il
Price of Tickets, ONE DoLflR. Full -
Packages of Wholess 10 DoLEARs
Shares in proportion,
Try PAtk AHksA! rRf trAecKAeEsii ,,
and order early To ssecute chances
Joint STOCK LO TTERY
~, SAVOY co, Agents FOR the Managers.
The drawings used to determine the prizes
are Authorised BY the State IF Delaware.
PfiZes in this Lottery will be paid aftef+the
drawing, in bills Of Specie paying banks with
ont deduction, on the return of tile tjcketIo oil
certificate entitled t1ithe ptize. Bills on all
solvent n taken at pal. ALL ommtinica-
EtIons Strictly confidential.
y. G. LIVINGSTON 4 CO., Managers.
MOST BRILLLAY VT SGHEME.
Drawing to take place by Law at WrLMISGroN,
Every Tuesday, Thursday and s tuIl ~,
VIXEN the following Grand AID Magnificent
Prizes VIII be dIstribated to Ticket
E =. 60 -Df h0lSSIHsS 4EI aL~[.&Gl f4 Is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
VALLEY STAR.
swan & cos LOTTERIES.
The Most Brilliant Sthsms ever Drawn.

Capital Prize seo,oooH Tickets only sGol
AWING to the great lhyor with which our
M Single Number Lotteries have been te-
ceiyed BY the public, ard The large demand
far Tickets, the manages, S. SwAN 3 Co.,
wall have drawing eachsSatarday throughout
The year.
The following scheme viii be drawn in
each Of their Lotteries fqr y ply, 1851.
Class 43, ~
To be drawn in The City bf Atlanta, Georgia,
in public, onSAFuRGAY. July 18th, 1851
Glass 44,
To be drawn in the city pf Atlanta, Geo, In
public, on SATURDAY, July nth. 1851.
HI Glass 45, +.
Fo8be dra wn4 in the city bf ATLANTA Geo, In
public, on SATURDAY July 18th. 1851.
III Glass nc,
To be drawn in the city pf Atlanta, Geo. in
public, on SATURDAY, July 2Sth, 1851.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Three Thousand Thee Hundred bnd
Thirty Prizes!
Nearly One Prize 70 Every Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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KENTUCKY LIME.

RURWELL& FORD, having been ap-
ID appointed as agents for NUNS Ken
lucky Lime,ar at the public service to
furnish small Oh large quantities of the
same. Mouse To- recommend. Give it !
trial. III stands On its own goodness
Price, per barrel at the wharf-boat, Pt,
Pleasant, $3.50. All orders will meet
prompt attention ..51.
nj Pleasant. June 1851, vsnstf.
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LYIRGINIA:-- ks nawha CIcait. Court

u tPtNHB ItEIIE foJf, u. 80 T"T 80
Fountain Holmes, guardian Of Eveline Hol-
", Sarah Holly, Jot,n Hol y, Charlotte HOLLY,
ierenaiah folly MARSHALL tiolly,5and Tile
sameFchildren Who sue Ny the said Holmes a
their next tlend, IS. OGaslah Crew; Admin
lSt ra tfor+ Of JtrelniBst "A olly,decdd, Win. II.
Cox, Antnew BuIdit and Ann his Wife Bal
tholonew Holtyiand Elf ah Holly and Ealffy
Holly, an infant. fl G rAsctRr. .
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TTpogRArHlc1L ERRoR.--In our last
week 5 issue, in4the obituary notice, Sof
Judge DusBAE, it was stated that BE was
aged II. which should have been. 81.
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FULLY, DENNY s. SHEPARD,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GALLIPOLiS, OH

- q EH5 F 1T UnILII UIIo, fUuIU5
ETTAVINE p4rciasse4dthe Wharf Beat ofW.
LIN. Cdbbagge, " ill'attend promptly to ait
business eatrusted 10 them. f#.t
They. viii Keep constantly on hand a large
assutmt ntsof Boat Stores Provisions, Grocer
The highest II h market price paIdi n cash on the
Wharf Boaat3lfdA butter. Eggs, Chickens, and
Prov lsions genata1ty. Z vi, sE 4@1
III. GalliDoliE, OhIo! June 16, If E t-IfI
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Dr. LrSy, 81 tho Kentucky conference
o. ths NJ. E. g hureh South. viii preach
10 thes Court house AZ 81 o'clock. p If.
on Sabbath next.