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n)attbes, Jemelrp, ST.
professional Notices.

NEW PATENT SPECTACLES for PRESERV
IN ING vISION-suitins for Life and needing change
tician 10 New Eye Hospital Lecturer Sight &C. No
Park row, New'Y0rk Dr. FRASAS intend. Waiting Profes
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
FREDERICK S. WINSTON, JOHN WADsWoRTH,
WILLARD FILLMORE, WIN. J. BUNKER,
DAyID UOADLEY SAMUEL NJ CORNELL,
WILLIAM '. BRADY SAMUEL T.. sPRoCLLS,
HENRY A. sMYTHE JOHN NJ STUART
ROBERT II. MCuRDY. HAMLtN BLAKE,
JOHN '. L. PRUYN ALFRED EDWARDS,
WILLIAM BETTS LUCIUS ROBINSON,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON SAMUEL ID. BABCOCK,
WILLIAM MOORE, VIM 5. COE.
JOHN H. SWIFT, CHARLES J. srEDMAN,
" = DODGE CEPHAS II. NORTON,
RICHARD PATRICK, JOHN P. TREADWELL,
JOSEPH BLUNT, EZRA WHEELER
NATHANIEL HAYDEN WILLIAM II. POPHAM.
JONATHAN MILLER, LUXURIOUS EDGERTOS'
ABRAHAM BINlNGER W. SMITH BROWN.
JoHN p YFLyERTON GEORGE r. CLARK.
FREDK s. WINSTON. President.
Secretary ISAAC ABBATr.
Actusry SHEPPARD HOMANS.
Medical Examiner, MINTURN POST. NJ D.
General Agent, HENRY II. HYDE.
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SIMEON DRAPER, Auctioneer
DY SIMEON DRAPER-Office No. As Pine,
ID corner of wliamst ON TUESDAY, May 10, at l2t
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange,
To CLOSE AN ESTATE,
500 shares the stock OF the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY BOO each.
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Removals..

II + NJ o V A
III ELY BOWEN MCCONNELL
Have REMOVED from No. is Broadway 20 no ne~ Wards
No sA BROADWAY
where they are prepared show their customers sod 'o
ueut q FANCY aud STAPLE DRY GOODS together with
large and complete stock Of HoslEki ana iANnEh No
TloNS. ELY, bO"h N
No. S24 Broadway.
bRRnsu y Glory On No SO Pearl 81, Franklin square,
Ham,, Bnidnss Brsshes Of every description At the lowest
prices. Machine Brushe. made 10 orde.. .o = or H.
DEMOVAL.-ST. NICHOLAS FIRE IN
III sURAECE COMPANY hs,e kEM9n 70 RON No. |,
Wa At 20 No 10 MERCHANTS, EXCHANGE Wslst
" " W. " VIM :. SLOCUM Secretary.
CTEARNS & MARVIN HAVE REMOVED
y Torlr SALAMANCA SAVES
Ma, 1877 rs No 40 MuRaAYSr. n. z
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NOR SALE-A valuable FARM, situate near

Irinson In view OF the Hudson River fronting the
Highland Turnpike and containing III Of Land every
variety Of hill and dale, meadow pillow and woodland hh
ronds sresras Co. containing sites for Improvement each
having advantage. Of excellent water hns views &c For
surveyor Ne. 1872 Broadway, N Y or to JOHN HALsEY,
No iin
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Aonse-f furnishing ArtirIes.

DACKUS RANGES
ID For Summer and Winter
SUMMER RANGES
FURNACES.
A general assortment of COOKING STOVES
Wholesale and Retail,
At the Stuyyesant Stove Works Depot,
SAM. 5. UTTER Proprietor,
No rs Wster-st.
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VOTTNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-A two

tor House and from 70 80 Of Land beautifully ST
pstsd adjoining the pleasant Village OF Upper Railway -
as tnutes ride by railroad from Jersey City and perfectly
hcs.hy location Possession gwen immediately APpYN
JOSEPH W. ALLEN,
No ITO Broadway, Maiden Lane.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNnASy,}
New-York. May 6, 1887. J.
AT a MEETING of the Board OF Directors hesd
n tbi. day a DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT ont OF the
profits of Company declared payable ON and alter e
9th inst.
FREDERIC HOFFMAN, Secretary.
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Real geiaie for Sale.
yOINTRY SEAT and FARM for SALE on
STAT kr SNl.E-ln Heunstead,

Ssgp u ncs from the ferry WIN cs nue
D., 80 - S.s -snssis, n Also Ssoie Cunase
so.sa, --1-tnss with two acres OF gronna r
IT. vss4ety Of fruit and evergreen trees
s-s, S,s r.ssssl, ,Pply JACOB p RAPELiE solon'
AS nv '''~''S' q '' 'I cHts w WARD No 81 Frons
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USE-FURNISHlNG GOODS
II JAMES, BEEBE 4 Co, No. $50 Broadway, N Y,
Every article of COOKING APPARATUS. adapted TO
BEKBE'S and other Kitchen Ranges, RefnKerators Meat
Safes, Kitchen Tables Wooden and Tin Ware.
SlLNER-PLATED GOODS, TEA SETS TRAYS. SPOONS,
FORKS and KNIVES. and great variety OF RICH
CASTERS OF the newest patterns, all of which
ar warranted to be Of the best quality.
Tea Trays Britannia Ware and Ivory Table Cutlery Hat
make Of the best euEed hair hu.k sad
JAMES, BEEBE L Co, No SS Broadway, NY
THOSE AWFUL and TERRIFIC ACCT
DENTS daily Happening the careless handling Of
CAMPHENE and BURNING FLUID. can forever be stopped
PRAITs PATENT SAFETY LAMP AND FEEDER
This LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE from oveTturnins while
This LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE BY filing i. while lighted
LIGHTED
This LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE from any known cause
In. LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE when filing, If the Fluid
This LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE BY the wick If too .mal)
droppius inside while lighted
THIS LAMP Is THE CHEAPEST REST AND SAFEST
$50, EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
With this LAMP and FEEDER in CONJUNCTION the most ex
posiNe pounds be csrressy used greater
ger than Sperin Lard Oil s
PRlCES-Plsnshed Tin. No 20 cents No 5iuches hi ,h
81 cents No inches high 62t cents No inches hi
IS cents Extra Fine Britannia Lamps No ~ inches hsh
quart, 80 cents; Half Gallon. 62t cents.
OIders promptly executed BY
J. BERRIAN. No. col Broadway,
Importers Wholesale and Retail Dealers Hardware Cut
lery, Plated Ware, JsPanne'y. Willow aud woolsa Ware.
Ms,s. Brushe. &c.
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furniture.

CCHOOL FURNITURE!
- CIRCULARS SUPPLIED ON APPLICATION
By r PATTON No. "a GROVE-ST
SCHOOL FURNITURE-Man and for
- sale by N. JOHNSON, No Hudson large supply
kept constantly hand Circulars applying
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T7OR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, con.
YARNS for SALE on LONG ISLAND.-Thc


Kings County Long Island about 81 miles from the Brook
lyn Ferries Contains 20 stclass Dwelling, Outbuld
tnss 49, complete, choicest Of Fruit Berries aud Grapes
Land ell In cultivation. For heshfuness Of locality, it
JAMES COLE q son No $50 Fulton.st. Brooklyn.
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ALBAxY April s 1881
NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of q reso-
IN luton Of the Commissioners Of the Land 0mee that s
STATE ARSENAL. PROPERTY, In the City Of Nsw.i9sn,
Will DO SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at the Merchsnts TX
change said city WEDNESDAY the tenth day o. Jgns
nsIt u O'Clock unless previously purchased BY tne
Of EswYok Twenty per Of the purchase money VIII
reqxred down. and the balance within sixty days stet
All payments be deposited in the oscs Of the
Treasurer Of the Stste o, Now
York. n p. STANTON, Dep secy %, -, 0a..
ara 4vD Clerk Of the Com's OF the Leno omc..
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Marbinerp, ST..
Cutlery, 8aromare ana Jron.

MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS, made at entirel
wi works with superior EnschineryThere are no be
Yer N'"' IL MARKET JOHN w. QUINCY, No 90 William st.
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~ scribers offer for sale -
CITY OF DAVENPORT, IOWA, TEN PER CENT
BONDS payable May 1871 Principal and Interest payable
in the City Of New York This city with population Of 1900
and coo taxable property, owes less than 900
CITY OF KEOKCK, IOWA, EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS 20 years to Principal and Interest payable IN
the City wYok These Bonds guaranteed by and
convertible into the stock of the KeOkuk Fort Des Mone
and Mime Railroad. - -
LEE COUNTY, IOWA, EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
wears Principal and Interest payable in the City oil
New York The guarantee. &c. previous Bonds.
Full particulars can be- had on application TO
Z W. CLARK. DODGE { Co. No 81 Wall.st.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
'II(ENIX BITTERS
Free from al Mineral Psisons.

THE great popularity which Moaat,s
1 Life Pills and Phoenix Bittcrs have IL
taided, In consequence Of the extraorli--
nary cures effected By their use, renders.
it unnecessary for the proprietor 10 enter
into particular analysis Of the medical
virtues 81 properties. Haring been more
than twenty years before he public, and
having the united testimonyof more than
Three Millions Of persons Who have been
restored to the enjoyment Of perfect health
by them, il is believed that their reputa,
ton as the best vegetable medicine now
before the public, admits Of no dispute.
n almost every city and village ii the
United States, there are many who srs
ready to testify to their efficacy in reno
wing disease and giving 70 the whole sys-
tenn renewed yigor and health.
In cases Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scnrfey
or Eruptions Of tho skin, the operation ii
the Life Medicines IS truly astounding.
often removing in a few days, every vesl'
tigc Of these loathsome diseases, By Their
purifying effects on the blood. Fever and
Agne. dyspepsia. soon yield Is their
curative properties. NJ fan; II should ~
withoutthem, as by theirtimely dc much
suffering and expense may be. saved.
Prepared by WrLLlAM B. MorrAr. N.
D.,sNew York, and f0r sale By
DIR. 3. L, sH0oFF ,.
yin6oyl Buffalo. Va.
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KASAwnA SAv1xos IrsrIFUTIor.
! Alex. w. Quarfier kfesi@ y.
John NJ. DSddaid 4 1ttss. 4 Sssy
\ James River, and Kanawha conpapy.,
william J. Rand [6igse5Svef 81 Kaa q
Douglas 3, Llil,S =. ef Tsrnpits,,
Coei River Hssisstisr coHPanY.
w. s. Rosecraps Precedent,
Clement Sni.hi Ckis E9gi4sfr. ssaa
John NJ - tlieiIs, 1fsgsursr. l,isI
Behjsmia s. ThomR serstary- /,
WilliamiD Pa.e, ieik bit Il
Thomas L. lBroun, 1:r,cs.r,
Francis Thompson, 4 b1,e lrsrrrs.
John d. Nanhorn, s4r " ]
aal gbsH lsalt Companies. q
RUrrxER, DoSxALLr 4 Go. s 2 t'' Il
Saml IA. Miller Chef 4gens. Z
RuTrsrR, HALE & Co. - = I lt'
John p Hale Chief Agena.
Benz j. Smithers ShippinJ agent
Is. & Salt Inspectors. Z IS :
Andrew p. FryL carer Dist,iet. i
Henry N, onder q ohk IIpfr District
A-sf + Churches. ~.
Episeopql. Rev. !. e. smith, Minister
PresJyteriian-Rey. Jas. N. Brown: !"
Aetkodist e. Charcs- South, keY 81 " .
Mcfarland, Minister.
Aetlodist e. Gkarsh, 4ortaTRer, III y. =
Woodyard, Minister, 1a sW s.sf5.
.4Isss AT KASAwIfA SALINE wv y
llfethodia Il. Church. SoutA-hes.i ~ d
BMcFarland. Minister.
Methodist Z, Ghgrch, -sorfn--ises
Carmaek, Minister. ,,;.;.,a.,
Presbgef,Gn--Kes. = t E. nepps Minister.
Bapf'sf--nev' Jas =
Arrival and Departure o. the MANS
Eastern Nal arrives ON a Z s,ys
Thursdays and Saturdays, a. 9 9 c %cs
P. NJ, and departs on Mon1ays' eu
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Iris popuIsr sIs gazine {, aIresdy the cheapest
and best Monthly Of rs kind ID the worlas
lrwil, be Ereatly improved for 1884, ~ WI.
ntain co. pages Of doubie-coiurnn reactqe
matter; Ifom twenty 10 thirty Steel Plates;
and Five Hundred Wood Engrayfnes; whiYYt
is PROFESSIONALLY more than any periodical q
any price, ever yet gave. 80
rs Thrilling Originidl Stories'are pro-
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published anywhefeS The editors are MIS-.
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stead,i' ..Fashion and Famine.H and Charles
J. Peterson. author Of Mabel = ale Ayes
ford,y -The Valley Fam:v etc. they arg
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LAND, Nssssa 4sss "a -
For SALE. fz. ~

1IsaE SUPPORTER 1ishesst % sell 81 .sctss Of
Land, lying on pANI s' ~ kstksI isa q
awba county Va. This ianq 4a!, Ign u, s., ~
hlnse 60 81 20 yodng beating apple trees Wy!
As many pe,soh ,tyees, sllof god qualify land
4 coal bn,,k Al feat ipI thickness near the ieHn.
frBefeis 10 ord acIss suitable fol cultiyati g
and coed vat crnvenie NJ. y I's3 ~
AiSOa-A no fSE AMI LOT in Charleston,
now occupied by DR.. las. 10, Chewning. ne
0IItrs fhfee Mead ~. horses fdt sale and one OK
isva gon, peariyte@ 4 Any OF ell Of the above
mentioned properly viii be sold on accopiino-
dating Terms .fcr cash ~ approved PAPER. a
Amply to The subscriber, At the Upper Ferry
pposiin .ChaIlezt1us Nm where ie conlinncs
o entertan all who may i've him call:
EZEKIEL w. MAYES.
Nov 9Th, 1885. nh : ss5 " asd
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Carriers Spanish Mixture.
The Great Purifier of the Blood
THE HESr ALTER ATIyE KNOWN!

lie lfTpHt IUFIHGr OIL the S39lOOut
THE best ALTERATIvE KNOWN!
Iyt a Particle Of Mercury mill
An infalliblc remedy for Scrofula, King
Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutane-
GUS Eruptions, Pimpies or Postules on
the Face, Blotches, BoiIs, Aguc and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes. Ringworm
or letter, Scald Head, enlargement
and Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Salt
Rhcum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphi!itic
Disorders, and all diseases arising from
an injudicious use of Mercury, I'm
prudence in Life, or Impurity Of the
Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and
Purifer Of the Blood is now used by
thousands Of grateful patients from aiI
parts Of the United States. who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest Of alt medicines. GEAR
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE. j, Men.
falgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula. Eruptions
on the Skin, Liver Disease. FFeyers. ri.
GERS, Old Sores Al Election ofthe Kidneys
Diseases ..of the Throat. Frmale. z ,nrI I,
plants, Pains ana Aching &c the Ronas
and Joints. are speedilv mt to fi;cbt hy
using this inestirable rendet11 -
For an diseases Of the Blood noth,no
has vet been fannd t. scom, ~ 8 WITH s
Il cieanses the svstem ii Iii s;mnn,.;. -, =
acts gently and eff;cientlv an. tha i ~,
and Ridncvs stro,,sS, H. NJ 49,.
Giyes tonc e tba sto;,scb r,aSes ~
&, ~ ~, ft,,,sf'., AAaASS s.iS Wy
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KANAwHA VALLEY STAR,
rs PuDLIsHED wEEKLY. At !

rs FURNISHED WEEKLY At III xa
CHARLESTON, KANAWHAC oUNTY. VA.
II is Dcmccratic IL Politics,
And Is devoted to News, Agriculture, Com.
merce, Public Improvements, Education. Arts
s THIS p.per, aithoug6 in is second yeaf,
has been declared the Democratic. organ q
Two SExA7oRfAL QlsTRIcTs, namely; the lAln
and 45th, embracing the counties o. Nan
awIa, Putnam, Boone. Logan, Wyoming, ~ a.
SON, Jackson, Writ. Cabetl and Wayne. And
ii has been highly comp limepted BY jhe
Press and able Statesmen Throughout the en-
tire State.
4 In addition to our experience in conducting
weekly newspapers, we have secured the ser
vices Of q class ef coniTibn torssy who are 2
yolley. starr, eaIlnol DE else than welcome
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We have already 4 very respectable patror
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Of our party. hope 10! merit a large incIeose,
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No labor will be spared to keep our readers
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adyanta ges OF afdaily mail, Telegraph Office in
the town, and the Eastern and Western ex
changes, afford great e cilities for obtaining .
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8alasba 1iratprp.

Uuited States Court for Western Va.
JoHs w. BRocKENBRoydH-Judge. Is.
BowYER MILLER-A Attorney for o. 8.
JEFFERSON T. MARrfS- AarshaR. =
THoMAs I. Moons Clerk. "r4f. =
JoHx DRYDES-Deputy Clerk at fana'chd
RoprRr BLAMED. Narshau al Han.
This Court begins It's sessions, in Kan
awha, on the 10th April and on the 18th
September Of each year. s.f..r
Kanauka Circait Court.
-GEoRor w. SuMxERs-Jadge!
MATHEW d uSBAR-Aa. for Com ,oealA.
"A. w. QuARRIER-C Clerk.
JoHM L. 'MosELEY, Commissioners
ALEX. IT. LArDLEr, in Chaneery.
JoHs SLAcK-SheriF. ~ -
J. HI. FRy-Dspaty Sheriff. -. -.
This Court begins its sessions on the
22nd May and on the eend October 81
each year. ss ~ r.
Kanawha County Court. >.
JAcoB GosHoRS-Chief Justice. IL =.
A. w QUARRIER-Clerk.
JoHN L. MosELrr, Commissioners
ALEX. T:LAIDLEY, IN Ckaneeiy.
Its monthly terms begin on the third
Monday Of every month--and its quar-.
terly terms are held in February, June,
August and November. gft
Coal Companies. 1IIT
The Coal RIvER AND KANAwHA' MINING
AND MANUTAcTUR1SGs COMPANY.
William H. Watt Chisf Agent
TIE CAMEL iCoAL Co. or Coal RIVER
w. s. Rosecrans CAig AgeiR
THE WESTERN MrxrSe AND MAurAc
TURING CoNPASY.
John D. Vanhorn. Chief Agent.
The V1RaIx1A CAMEL CoAL Coap'Sr
Clement Smith Chief Agtat.
TnE PAIsr, CREEK Coal AND IRos MAN
UFAczuRIxe CoNPANY.
C. @. Tompkins Chief Agent. Z
Mr.. CANON MIx1Se CoNrAsY.
Sc Griffin CHEF A gent. sEE4
TIE OH DoNrNIoS CoAL AND IRo,
MANUFACTURERS CoxPANx.
Philip P. Dandridge Ckisf Agen.
The sWIEIfRED MINING AND MAxUFAe
TURING COMPANY.
George Jetfries G Aisf Agssa.
The KAz1wHa MIsIse ConrAxY.
Philip p. cambridge Chief Agent.
Banks.
BANK or VIRerxIA, Ct Charleston, Kama
James c. Mcfarland President.
Sanl Hannah, Cash =.
John II. Doddridg Teller.
William Hedrick Clerk. n
]. Q. mcfarland. 1,g
John H. Goshorn.
lssac Read. s
James Ruffner. Diyseters.
w. Chamberlain.
Charles Hedrick,
Matthew Dunbar
BANK or KAx1wnA, Il Kanawha Salines
Henry Fitihugh PresidsR. 2 b III
a. Spencer Nye. Gaskiers
B. ,, EveresE Book-kspty.
Henry Fitzhueh, 4
DR.. 8. PatricE, oat
IsaAc N. Smith,
Chafles Hin, i's - alps, aygl,ltFs
q Thomas J. Buster, ) Direesos,.
ANDREW r. Fry. 9
Charles G. Watson,
Benz. 8 Smithers.
Thcs. L. BIcun, s p
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
Taiioring! Tailoringl!

:" x EkY would acknowledge biz
wv > thanks 10 the eitisens Of Buffalo and
vicinity, for past favoFs, and would inform the
public generally, that he 10 ready 10 attend "a
all business in his line: Cutting and Making
OF Men and Boys Clothing, Of every variety
also u Ladiesf Skirts and Cioaks. All done
in the best and most fashionable sfyles, on the
shortest possible notice, Ut his old stand, on
Main,street. q vial
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

MFRS RQCK--formerly Of he Mslden
Nl House. Kanawha Saiiues- has renewed
70 TIE large aud eommodious Brick House. o.
posite the old stand, where she ID prepsred 10
aeterfain the travelling public.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
GALLIPoLIs
Fuxniture Store.

r The subscribers would beg leave to INF m
their friends and the pilblicsgeneraiiy, thai
They are receiving tile most splendid assortment
Of furniture evss offered for sale ID this mar
ket. consisting in part Of ] So s. q Il ri
Bedsteadss Bureaus, Wafdrohes, Lounges,
Maftrasses, 6afass Tables,
~ Chsairs, Cribs, &c.
All Of which will be disposed of ii, yery low
rates. u All otdeFs from abroad promptly
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

& III. hoase p plesS11tly 1illeks1 0nEtAe
Mills 1bcFs IA Eo;SSI Sv1Iy olleSiio1 IN
hspnid % eueSN. slD1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

Personal communications, Tor communica-
tons involving private interests, % cents pei
square, in advance. Announcements oil can
dida.es for Office, each 81, in advance.
sBusineas or other communications 70
ensure atte ntion must be addressed 70 !so
RusDLK, Kanawha G. H., Va. 80
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
GOsHORN HOUSE.
o1,htIts > lEahawhn..

DAVID GosHoRN iafoFHs his friends
~ aud ~ public genenlly. thai he has
rebuiltRt hisfo snta neatly opposite
he Cjtt House. 40 = prepared y &C.
so9 2, y EsZ , 1.sss hip sj' rye re
hF(idIous. 1is RI 10 supp with the
lirsst Champagne, CIaret and Madeira
WINES; Apple aud Peach BRANDIES;
Old Bourbon and Common WHIeKIES:
and 6ne CIGARS, &c. si ~
April Is, 1856. n3tf { / 's7t''j &. d. ),
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

UNION HOTEL,
b. s. MoETAGUE, Proprietor
WINFIELD. PUTNAM corSrr, Va.
Or Every attention paid to gnes:. N