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Nypants alton or the constitutional COnvsn-
versioB- Chs Consultation lo be submitted
20 the People.
LSoonrros, Ksnsas, SeS 9, I
Wa ST Louis, Seps 10, 1897
The Constitutional Convention IL permanently organized
sor,s, ~ General Calhoun II elected President Hs
,yeech indicates that be In favor or submitting the
st,tuucn 10 the people
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The eiAins EIcs.inn.

PoRILASp. Sep, 1S--ioPM
Returns from lI5 towns give Morrill,, republican 1898
votes Smith, oemsorAt, ~ si6; republican m.iptry
eco III ssme nens last year gave H.mlin 40, 49,;
Wells, 20 62q; Psten, $751; republican me nifty ~ l5
23ithus sho sing oct rep ihcsn los hi, year Of III
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WAsus0T0y, scM is, 1881.
We have lss ntvicce from ra1n
Juose Hem bill and Gov. Pca'e candidates for the
INT ed states Senate.
pscsrg actively p-csrevripe and that co'tou
would be raised ,hs year Ters than N previous
year n also f'aes thai tae greN crop vii rot over
ihrcc-qu0ter, OF the usus average
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ST. L1rr sapt u.s. 1887
private letter from KcoSck, Io.a, states sha Gre
occurred there the snng ~ the llh Inst ~eoh dos
'royed over sloo COO worth Of property Tss rrinc al
sufTs'evs are, wor-ter Temple, .aroout a Page aud
hesers. Dustin, Morrison, ucIea ing and hosssup The
amount OF insurance h no, stated.
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Disaster 10 the Bark L.conia.

FHIIADF FHIA, 0eH 10. FH3T4
The bark Iaoopia, hence for ston leak IN
bsv day. She o~ed back port, snd I'D have
10 discharge FER ard 70 to rail- vsy for repairs
Her cargo consists OF nour and
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PsoviDGScs, sst 10, 1857.
trunk cnpairrg $1,000, Hek pEieg N the Woscssier
County BaLk ackt stolen TIE uct)r'.
In the ~ the Est tho Railroad mis- ator
The Bank oilers 81 600 FOR tho recovery OF
tho money and detection Of the thieves.
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so~roS, Sept 10, 1851.
George g Abrsbams. Gust ,m House broker. and spe
c,a agent for Barring 5ro,ners, arrested TO day
charged with forging invoices, thereby defrsud NC toe
United States revenue Is alleged hat he alto cd
figures OF The Invoices 10 10 their Correctness be
st N Bou.e and after the duties paid restored
Them The goods thea 10 Ne YORK importers,
who paid the bills, be tocketlng tie digsrcnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16

Hos. MAssA GREELEY OSCE MORE The
Hon. Massa Greeley is beginning to read aud
appreciate the HERALD. He says that hitherto,
FOR the last twenty years or so, the existence OF
the herald among us and the warning voice il
has raiseo, appears to have been our sole safe
guard against destruction" Good-very good:
AID the bulk Of our business community, who
are still staunCh ard sound will cay that there
ia vast zeal Of truth in this confession OH
that our contemporaries Of the Tribune had only
followed our example aud our instructions (!
v bat traits and pitfalls Of Slieveeammou revo-
luticus, FouiIiorite pbalabxes, Kossuth contribu-
lions Kansas Tribune collections, and zinc aud
copper stock ard lobby operations they might
have thus escaped. Following our simple ex.
ample of sticking 10 a legitimate business, poor
NcEIrath this DAY, instead Of being thrown out
snobg the broken crockery Of Wall street, might
bave been as happy as prince and sound as a
roach. Aud If another cotemporary OF the
stocsjcbbiOg order, the chief proprietor, we be-
litve of the TINES, had only stuck to his news.
paper bu-iGess, inst ad Of sitting his stockjob-
bDg Liabilities after the hard up Wall street
fa-hion, to the ext mt Of half q million or go a.
We learn be has bad 10 do during the last few
month";, he might have secured some funds in the
rank to bis credit over ard above all Offsets
oh, that our Newspaper stockjobblng financiers
would learn the wisdom OF special occupation
unmixed With Wall street gambling, fancy stocks,
fancy profits and fancy securities.
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The CHEvnIER WsuB Still GRruBLISG.--
The tceble nerves Of the Cbevalier Webb are
still unsettled on account Of the terrible work OF
the HERALD among the lame ducks Of Wall street
He picts out ieg manged sentences from our
editorials here and there, aDd putting them
together, as Bsrnum would the several parts OF
bogus Foejee mermaid, cries out, look there !
Ouly see @hat trash aud nonsensel; But ir the
lDancial principles of The HERALD establishment
bad ben the chart and compass Of the ChevaIier
Webb he never would have been under any ne
ccssity for that mysterious Gfty.two thousand
dollar loan from the United States Bank: be
never would have been reduced TO the miserable
red ess Of the Bankrupt Law 10 the extent Of some
two hundred thousand dollars. more or less, the
deficiencies of bis stockjobbing operations Nor,
had be followed our good advice, would be have
been driven OF the lost session Of Congress, % a
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rfCA, 'epi To- 1891
Rev. Pierre A. Prosl, n . long Secretary q ne mo
cesar Convention OF We,tsrn Ne~ York, died hsse lat
night. aged 81 years.
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Contribution 60 the Eiitsusssr Fund.
WssH sGruv Sept as 1857
The Mobile 6,gV vtsies thai $4,000 have been raised
In Georgia for Wakor TO make descent Nicara
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B,erJS, sept as 1887.
Amcricus Engine Company No. q, Of Me- Yo,E, are 70
ceivirg IN, MONS Of the dremsa OF xoury, and
90, MT TO-DAY at Cam aridge,
TIE Democratic State Convention takos rlacc In ths oI,y
a marrow,
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? sIds, $50 rs asT
The folio sing the foonrs Of oar ror
the past seek compared with hose Of tno pre-
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THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
PROCEEDINGS Of the America~
State Convention.
NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS,
&c. DC. DC.

sYRAouu, Sept IL, 1857.
mo Knew Nothing delegates Of this sAe assembled N
Convention Of 70 day, select ss~is oke, sup
ported by The party In the coming election. The following
10 the CALI
State Council At re semi annual eadng hed IN The oy q
BScss rIs.s.y II. as ~, ia, s, q ,ns1; sT
qurstsd 70 choose t~o delegates from eacn ssssbly diaries
s.s: d q: snS .. sspss%S.f .s;ss ossss
% ps M % o ssc4 Of o.
o o1 81 q su:nssr nd
one state pr'soo in'peo'o, ..,..,, J.ss. y DAca:
C D. BRIGHAM sscrs ary
Esob ,y district sends two deegases the a
but few Of which have reached TneY ohoscs 81
invention or delegates from the Councils In the several
dissrc Annexed the OF ~ have rsachsd
u.s.
Albany james Schuyler, Peter v. Brooks, J j.
Van Bramsr, James A. noKown, l. 8. Parsons, OhaSIM
Cana, ogss : Samuel VIM. johnson, Isaac Rood
Dela.eare.Josspa Aorrsok, O petsissili. HohAra
Ss Bassssr Genera su:,ssa: zsophu. ss-oss.,
-. Eo"kii ;a "R wilson, B B wolf .''>
Gene,ee = numaI F. Nurse, John rompkins
A r's.er, VIM W oSsi, henry Pscs Bsoj.nia P.
s ssV1 David NH. O o E.s.n, wa HSkoaa, p
Monroe rTruman No -, John Tomplins
NeD o,k-A n. O Smith, N Davies, VIM. J. WI
nss, pDe" rhorne, Cyrus Schoonmakar samuel IN
ION, Peter Fuimer, Jas Dema st, John Ridley Efst
tn, Brooks, Vim. Jackson, Rufus D. Case, Thomas z
Ackiand David Adams, Fred Cook, George a. 8srnsy
Eo ward Wsod
Niagara L J. Peck, ". J. Dunlop, Rodney Dursss
Morgan Johnson
Onetda-A J. williams, j. j. Gray.
Queens Geo II HoTse1ed, Chas. II. Burtis, VIM. Nor
on, Henry Scott.
Rerasseldr-samuel Slower, JOHN u BogArdrz.
Sctohdr te -Rasselis K lis
Stea.,xn Vim A spencer, VIM +. angel
Wolne- Nels On Drake, James d Ford
Westchesy james T. Autse, VIM Fl. Price
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The KANSAS CoNvENTIoN-BRIGHT PRosPEcrs
AHEAD Our special correspondent at Lecomp-
ton telegraphs as follows
The Constitutional Convention Is permanently org N nd
sarveyo General Calhoun elected President His speech
Indicates that he IL in favor OF submitting the consuuon
to The people.
Our readers are aware that there were two
parties in Kansas struggling for the organization
OF this Conyention-the one desiring to leave the
matter to the bona tide inhabitants of the Terrific
~. aud the other, the secessionists who had de-
termlned that KaIsas should be "a slave State,
without regard to the will of the majority
tould ii be expressed in contradiction to
their views BY the above despatch however, il
would seem that the will Of the Convention as
expressed through it's presiding officer is to fol.
low the conservative and jast plan adopted by
the administration of Mr.. Buchanan, and to allow
the people to decide for themselves as TO their
local institutions, according to the letter aud the
spirit OF the act organizing the Territory. We
are confident that mcde' ate men, of ali parties,
will be exec, dinghy gratlied with this bright
news from Kansas, II IL not often that we get
anything pleasant from that quarter, aud 1t liz 80
much the more welcome on that account.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Fh1rd vo1unae
OF rHE
KANAWHA VALLEY sTAR

Is - kWH ~ = 4NE@#EtE @AEs A4AZaF1DE a#|
Ihe publishers, being DESTROYS Of X.
lending the circulation of their paper
think this 4 faforaLe time 10 send to tbei,
agents and friends a aw P~rosbectus i
order that all who desii. II NAV avail
themselves Of the opportuntv = snh.
scribe. The Rdhapha EaAeg S,ar
now so we'll known in this section 81 H.
country, and So firmly established In n,
public regard, that, in issuing 4 Prospec.
tus, We scarcely need repeat its varied
claims for public favor. The marked
success which has attended its publica,
ton from the beginning shows how fully
Il has met the public favor.
The relation ofparties. one to the other.
have materially changed within TIE past
few years. The Democratic party is
now, as#i has ever been, the great con
servator Of the Notwithstanding
for the exercise, By the Federal Govern
ment, iof IFS legitimate functions, while
u claims for tile States that individuality
Which constitutes them independent SOW
erefgntiest.## The Wing party. from its
inherent weakness. has been dissolved
and d~isintegrated, and its component
parts, with III limited qualification, be-
come identified with either the Know
Nothing Or Black Republican pafties-
the one. with a moekish conservatism
seeking tedestroy theLyitality Of the Con
sti ftutIen and the otRer in tile madness
of faHaticism, boldly declaring its puf-.
pose to stbyert the acknowledged laws
Of the country by brHte force. Between
these factions and the Democratic party
there is na affinity. Tile line thatdivides
them Is hafd. distinct and unmiistakable..
70 tlleni the Democratic parity has no.
compromise to offer. Standing firm up
on the Constitution, its principles and
policy harmonizing:with that Instrument,
it uplifts a stern and undivided front to.
both, and declares Ae war to be asgres-
siye to.extermination, The Star, al here-
will take as-earnest and active part.
in behalf of the principles of the States
Democratic panty, neither asking
nor expecting q cessation of the conflict,
nor shrinking from The obligations Just.
" Incurred in the earnest prosecution
Of SO pralsew worthy an object as the de-
feat and overthrow Of both oftAese 5dious
organizations. + 4.
Efhe Star will deFote its special attcn.
@ The yaried3 interests Of the Kanawba
Valley and the adjfcent country, attd Will
exert itssbest Efforts t9 bring about the
Development Of the great mineral Wealth
Of this section. Of Virgil mia. Il
Dne attention will be given d NJ isscelEat7
neous, Commercial and Agricalture]ma
In bri4f, II will BE- tie aim oil the
proprictors TO make it an acceptable5fr fire
Side companion, jat THE same time that 1t
subseryts the pufposes Of q faithful and
.~ticientf auxiliary tajjthe cause of Democ>
-aev. /. 5H+M ,}ls
TERMS Two Dollars in advance OIL
Two Dollars and Fifty cents, il not paid
sixty days. Any person sending
d clubIef Eve subscribers, with TefIt
Dollars, will be entitled totthe sixth copy
the paper. gratis.
RUMBLE MURRELL,
Publishers and Prepriatdrs.
hASAwHA G. II. April IS 1887.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Eanawha Circuit gonrtT

Has been Iin session over two weeks
and will, IN al probability, continue Fl,
four Or five weeks to come. Nearly tbe
whole Of the term. thus far, Ills bal,
consumed IN the1trial Of criminal causes.
Three days Of the past week were takap
Up in the trial Of URIAH You've, CHARGED
withatRRe murder Of BUawEII clAY. a
iarge number Of Witnesses were exam
fhso POM 81 behalf OF the prosecution
and dsfence and the cause Was arauJd
as iehs1h pyl MaISA PakRs, for the|eem7
monwealth and J.. O. NEwMAS, j. TIL
BROWN and B. Fl. sMrTH, Esqrs., fSr
we prisoner After hearing the eyi-
dence and Arguments Of counsel, Tie.
Jury wa of opinion that the homieiae
was VA. eorimnlltted IN self-defence and
rendered . verdict of not guilty.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
NaliiRatiOn ii Chic. !

just one week ago a Unitel STATE:
deputy Marshal left Cindint,ati fol
the interior oKOhio, with Is warran,
IF arrest for four persons WHO Were
charged with harboring Msjtiye
slaves. Tlic aaccnsei peTsons. wers
accordingly taken into cnstolg Int !
writ ofhabeas cofznts was Sued o0t
IN their behalf. The Marshal and his
assistants resisted its execution.
several shots were EXCHANGED be4.
tween the several parties. anal faal1y
the q. $, authorities were ogerpoW.
eled by the mob aud thrown into pri.
son for resisting the Sheriff In the
discllargesof his duty.
Here IS an inst ande of practical
n1'llifieatioaa-pf areFolutionary de-
hance of the Supreme authority &c TN.
land! The SNfiT, simply undertook
itosexecure the provisions Of alaw of
the State. Tie eriminality IF .the-
proceeding therefore attaches is ths
Legislature. But tile treason 1is ~
longer latent it is act We ana appres.
sive, and we look with concern to- tleI
Administration for some sufficient All
q repression and punishment. 1Ns
South.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
TofTHE PUBLIC.

ANDREW Marks, Or Kanavhs county,
aandJA MES W. HoGEs of Putnam county,
having enteEedlinto partnership, az Attorneys
and ECoungeEors at Law, under the style eli
Parks &IOGE, for the eonflties of Mason
and Putnam; will attenda Ill the county, quar-
.erle and circuit coafrts IN. those counties, and
wilt attend prrtonlnaptly 10 ali business Which;
may be ent1rstsf tozthem, appertaining to-
theilT professtoa- PARKS &1HOGE.
iahii. ~ AS55sHH4 Oil
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
waggong Wagons III.

THE uhder$ FRed having permanently ID
i Gated % 6Anls Mourn; takes bis neth
pd to, inform biz f ends and tie public gener
pity that fhe i$Ipfettart 10 furnish the public
[wtth. WHgg9nS h. II You want a. neat. good
and substantial Nwagg4n here; is the plfce to
purchase 'fp tlo4e Whoart acquainted with
my work il is psetess TO say more; but td4hoSe
who5ate nots. 'fEQl SHALEN0T BEDfSAP.
POINTED" -$.l JOHN OVERSalNER
April IA; +rS371y. V.t t&|
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Trust SALE.

TNHpursuance I'll 4 Deed of Trust given BY
FI John HansFto rtd tonne, as trustee, to Sc
cures To- Il Isl. TayIor the sum of SI24s IS, and
the interest, which trust deed is recorded in
book u, Iage j5O, Kanawha Gounty court
.CleEk' S Office Virginia, and is da ted 10th July,
1885, 4 shaIlfprocecd, on the 9th day of May
next! 4 tthe front door ofHthe COURT House of
KanAwhac county To- sellto the highest bidder,
and for cash,fthe negro slaves mentioned y
said deed OF trust. 10 wit--Matilda, Frank,
Hannah, MiIiey and Sanford.
TIL u, SWAMI,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

DRoWNEih During file storm
Saturday night a. coi6red deckhaad
on the steamer Vim III. Langley, fell
or was kkl4pocked overheard 9bY the
stern line parting VIII lethe bSa was
lying to at our landing, AND was
drowned.
P.sS The name of tha unffoittunate
man was LandY Hopkins. andklivhd
1T the mouth ofC6al, ia Virginia.
The bodK has not yet been recovered
GdEItpo2fS Jon7Qal. 1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Notice.

r. HEREBY Thptify all persons against buying
u or shading fotl mote, gwen byime %
WINS. Breedenl fof the sum Of $25. dated
A9Ffil IS, 1854 dug OCT, 1857, as I viii not
Gpay the same ISAAC A. WEST.
April, g., 1915. A ", Mi*
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Coalsmoath.

There s quite. a thriving village
sprlnglng Up ct coaismouth. There aFe
noR some twelve Fl fifteen new build ngs
AZ course q erectlop-a Southern Meth4
a1ss Church storo-h9ases, dwelling
houses, &c.
coalsmonth must Bs / villaaeIof lat
Du''uY9s @Ileh me navigation improve
completed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

I SAD AfFAlR.-1ir Brooke Nolaad!
pc Middlebnrg, Ienaoun. committed
suicide, in THAT place, on SATURDAYS
last. w shooting himself with a pis4
tel in tIe. stomach.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

properties to this remedy, no rash or IN
~Wafrantable assertion IS made, but Is
simply stated a fact proven uIndeniablS
and d~opclus4ely by the exfrasrainarv
cures, andbehetits derived from is use.
under the direction of ID iflustrfoas.o orig
%inator, DR.. Highland, among all classes;
lief European Bociety and from the ms:
mense mass 81 testimony from all parts
rof the American continent, accumulated
during the last ten years, in the ihandsof
THE present proprietor. The prevalence
o diseases 70 which Che German Bitters
ara adapted, il is withs5rrow we a Il, is
almost universal indsea there is scarcely
-~asfaTpily throughout thd whole extent-d
our country in whiclEE there cannot, be
found among IFS members that pecaliar
7sdHotg and iuRgaa -d1lEedrance dehotins
IL diseased Liver, or ah enaeistkd and
suffering Dyspeptic.
Then "a what immense Importance ta
this class Of mNahds, that a certain and
reliable remedy should be placed within
thsir reach; q in which no baneful or
Injurious drug enters idtg its compost
ten; q remedy on which the patient can.
rely with the utmost confidence ana GER
tainty and be- assured from actua and
tangible proofs, that thearticle he IS using
really POSSESSES the virtues attributedf6
it. Such a remedy. lis h RoofaadS Ger
mqn. B1ers. Thousands 81 dollars
have been expended III its Manufacture
and diffusion Throughout all parts of this
continent, and the prburietor faels tie
greatest satisfaction in Stating. tlIst there
IS no state. county or eFen village where
che MediciRd has been introduced. that
there cannot b f5und numbers. WILLING
to testify to its virtues.
nc is used IconstantlgSf the practice of
2 barge numbersof the most pfominent
Physicians i'll tile country, sho have also
added their written testimony, IN evil
deatce Of its great sirtues. In conclusion
then, " would respectfully ask of all
thpse afflicted with any ef the above dis
eases to giveth Bisteiaa trial, and rest
assured it win never De regretted. In
proof afgthe statements above nfAde. alf
are invited to fead attsntffely, the Aima
ME on Practical Receipt Book, for Ears
nners and Families, coataining 4 great
number of useful reeeiuts, IN addition to
the testimony In fafos Of the Bitters.
from the most promineht and wen known
individuals, ih all partssof The Union.
All Agents for the BitteEs are authorized
"a distribute the Aimau4c grasaitousIy
Principal office and Manufactory. %
Arch ST. Philadelphia,IP Pa.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
OPENING ~ SPRING AND SUMNER
Goo So
. w. GOODWIN &C.

CHARLESTON WA.
Aste. now in receipt pftheir Spring and Spni-
nerI stock which slas been selected with care
in tff Eastetiit i srkets We invite ains exam.
natifih from our town zaand5t country friends,
a~ss1tFlng them that we feed gratffled for past
tGayqfs and ASH a continuation Of their patfv-
mage. Our stock comprTses:
Day GOODS D~EPARTaESr.
Ladies' q ne dress goods, trimmings, &r. /;
1ndRrsleeYess collars. fibbonS, silk. Hosiery,
gloves, bootees, shoes, slippers &c, 10 which
particularly We invite attention, icing selected
with care for thisnasrket Gentlemen Will DO
vel by examining olr stock Of claiA ing,sclothS.
casSItneress boots, shoes, hats. dfSFpss, shirts
collars, dc, &c our stock is large
GRbcERY DE~RAKFNESP,
Gsushed, refined and N. q. sugars black
aud gfeen tesssst##Rfo and Java coffee, preserves,
PICKLES, caHnsd fruits, spices, at, , Bacon,
Lara flour meal soap candies hardW ware,
haifs, &c.
cpantry Produce received IN exchange
amid cash paid Il required. v2n36tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
70 the Farmers Of Kanawha.

'THE y bscr8bers would respectfully nform
Il the Farnefs ofKanawha andthe adjoining
counties that<Hthey have located i'm North
Charleston, opposte Mr.. Joseph ibby'S Mil,
for tie purpose b manufacturing their lately
improved double Screening.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

E5FHandkercEiefs,
Hosiery, DC.
all Of which tles wilIsell, at Wholesale or
Retail, lower than can be bought this side Of
the Eastern cities. MAY & WELD.
June Al 1857, y3nTtf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

The attention of our readers is dill
rected e. the adrertisementgn another
column, Of Mar 3 Warn, ..GSisEsH
They have just opened 1 large aaad hand
some stock Of new goods.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
WANTED.

a situation, by a young man, GmsTried) III a
IL Drugstore, He has hall 8 years exper
Renee n Eastern Cities. Address II. r. III.
RRnawAa C.aH. Va.
ia JnnaE b Il. al
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

PprykM county Va, OcfI 2cth 1856,
Being Called on BY Mr.. HaTtto express my
opiniontin refereFencet 10 i Mheat fan / hnrNH
chased of him, | 10 so with pleasure andlMiIl
say that il far sntt passas anythln of the sEind
i have ever used, and sconsider IL theE Bess L
have ever seen III p9fIlt ofic~leaning wheaf&c.
as well As tn. nllost speedY having cleaned III
one day osertS4lye HUNDRED bushslswih ii,
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Cincinnati Market.

FlonF--s7 I5.
WHISKY e94c q 2age
Wheat-$l so q / Sd !
Oats-60c. !
Corn-82 q s5e.
Sdgar--I1 q 13e.
Molasses-7Oc.
Bacon-lH@ 124e!.
Mess Pork-S23.
Baled Hay-s21 q %,
Gofee-fIc.