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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

THE IRIsnMANs DEFINITION OF THE WoRD
MYsrERY.-"I say, Murphy, what's the meaning
Of Inystery9 Faith, was rading tue paper, and
it said twas mystery how it was DONE"
SWELL" said Murphy, "Pat I'll teach ye. Ye
see, whin lived with me father, little gossoon,
they Civ partly, and me mother wint to mar.
ked to buy somethin' for the partly to ate, and
among q lot of things, she bot half a barrel of
pork, ye see. Well, she put it down in the eel
lar, bless her sowl, tor safe kaping, till the par
thy come on, do ye see. Well, when the partly
come col on, me mother put me down cellar to get
some of the pork, do you see well, wint down
to the barrel and opened it, and 6shed about,
but diyil bit of pork could find SO ! looked
around about the barrel to see where the pork
was, and found q rat hole in the bottom of the
barrel, where the pork had run out and left the
brine standing, do ye see."sea p
"Hould on Murphy hould onl wait bit;
now tell me could all the pork git out of the
barrel, and lave the brine standin'9"
"Well, Pat" said Murphy, ''that's what I'd
like to know meself, do ye see; there's the mys.
tery.-lfo5ib Mercury. ~.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

g LAST FoND LooKs.-When lady 1--WE are talk
ing of lady in thefull height and breadth of
.fashiop) has got her bonnet and gloves on, and
is perfect ready with her parasol in hand, she
always goes back to the looking-glass to take o
last fond look. Upon our asking "a dear, hand
some duchessn if this was not the truth, and the
beautiful truth, she had the charming candor to
state "Yes, my dear Punch, it is the truth,
but not all the truth. No woman, take my word
for it, is satisfied with one look. At least
know that ain not, for (and here our duchess
laughed, as though she was pleased with herself
and all the world don't mind telling you, I
invariably take four, four good ones. The first
look in the glass is for myself, that's fair; the
second is for my husband, that's nothing but
just the third is for my friends, that's only gen.
erous; and the last is for my rivals, that's bu-
man nature. If the last look satisfies me, then
know it is all right, and assure you never
take any more !"-London Punch.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

TTONEY SHUCK.-AS SUPERIOR Article OF very
Ill mild Tobacco, just received and for sale by
ROBT. J. GLENDY,
Stapnton Feb 90. 1856. Per C. T. COCHRAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07
AMERICAN HOTEL,
STAUNTON, VA,
MRS. MARY A. RR0WN.

THIS new and elegant Hotel is open for the re-
Il cepton and accommodation of visitors.
The Proprieress the public that every effort
will be made to please her guests.
The Stages Of HARMAN, BROWN 4 CO., arrive
and depart from this Hotel where their only Office is
to be found.
Staunton. Jan. 2S, 1s57-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

TTOBACCO.--Justr received IS boxes of good sound
medium Tobacco, which can sell at moderate
price these times. ~ y. GLENDl,
Slannton May 81. 1851. Per Y. u. COCHRAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

lTEW SIIOES.-The subscribers have Just re-
IN ceived new assortment of Ladies' Shoes
PIPER & FUNKHOUSER.
cto,nton Au0 & 1857
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

nR. JAS. IL. GILKESON having located in
Staunton offers his professional services to the
public ,ssy~ Office at the National Hotel
Stannton June "a lS57-Sm-Vind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

MENTAL NOTICE.-wM. CHAPMAN hasre
j moved to Staunton. He will be found at Dr. AR
THURS Ofce four doors from the National HOTEL when
not professionally engaged in the country.
Sianntnn Anril 6 lS51.--Lf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

UANO.-We are now receiving lot OF prime
~ j. BRANDEBURG co.
oc 1eS7-vind copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

20 BARRELS EXTRA + LO u II JUST
~ received and for sale low for cash.
p. N. POWELL co.
c.u,uto, rupa M 1877
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

CTOyEs! STOVES !i-W ]. POINTS has .
full assortment of Cooking, ,Parlor and Box Stoves,
Coal Crates Wooden Buckets, Baskets, Brooms, Ash
and Coal Buckets, and Tin Ware of all kinds.
Oct
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

A T COSTING have few patterns OF neau'iiui
IN Bereges, to be closed out at cost. ,o
- KAYSER, STRIBLING co.
Cfaunton I,lv 1gS7
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

r.. l.. DOYLE,
Attorney at Law, Staunt0n, Va,
YNYILl. practice in the Courts of Augusta, Rock
wv bridge, Bath and Highland.
nn
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JOHN TYLER, WN. u.
Formerly of Scottsville.)
TY LER &c SON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

136 Cary Street, KlCHMOND, A.
COLICIT couslgnments Of Tobacco, Flour, Wheat
- Corn, Butter, and Country Produce generally, to
the sale of which, and selection of goods ordered their
senior partner John Tyler with business expert
enco of over 80 years( will give his personal atten-
ton. Richmond, Jan. IA, lS57-1yr.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

wv ID. GILKESON HAVING FORMED
w Co-partnership with his son, the business OF
the Hotel viii hereafter be conducted in the name OF
W. ID. GILKES0N Il co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

CPRING TRADE.-E. LAWT0N, MANUFAC,
- TURER and DEALER in BOOTS and SHOES,
in the room formerly occupied by Mrs. s. A. Brlson-
next door to Geo. L. Price.
Sfoupton Nov 1S56
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

DORTLAND SYRUP 4 SUGAR.-45O bbls.
i Portland Syrup; 100 bbls. Sugar, just received
and for sale at factory prices by
F0WLE CO., Agents.
Alexandria July Is, 1851.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
Ciaci Market.
AuarsT. 2l 1861.

AUGUST, II
FLouR-IIhle market was again quite
dull To-day and prices we're little better
than nominal. The sales were confined ia
about $50 bTls extra, at s 5 81. and 80 d.
Sapertine AT s 5 25.
EEWHIsKY-A further d ecline was estab-
lished, tile market closing exceedingly
dull and irregular The sales were 81
bills al 235c1 and $50 do at 23
/ III PRoyIsloNs-The market remains firm,
bit there IS not much demand. The
sales: to-day, comprise 24D0 pieces sugar.
dAred hams at lssc.
Wheat-Tle receipts during tie pas
twenty lou hours comprised 1929
Bushels nearly ALL Of which has been sold
aasl 1904 70 fpr prime White, and
ssl eco 1Eu5Efor ptime Red.
~corn--salcs $50 bushels at Csc, and
390 do. at 7Oe.
Rye-Ihq market llas4seettled down t.
7Qlc per huslel.
oats-Are IL good demand Al SOC be-
basheI ior new.
Potatoes-Th market is dun and pri.
es nomiaala II 32l@ 4oc pr bushel .an arf.
liSal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
Bloomfield Academy,

FIVE MILEs wEsT or THE rNiyERs!TY OF VA
w. WiIIanghbY T Gibbs, y nj
W. leroy Broui a. NJ, 5 '
5EHtEi Fourth Session of, this Academy, lot
+ i merlyunderihe charge Of Mr.. P. III Good
loe, will begin on ihf 1St-o ,Septembar.. .TA'
course Of ms EtictioI will include the Epgli I
Language and I4i!er allure, and all The Eietnea
tary subjects 4pperlaining, 1heletd the AIat
ern Languages, ircEdding German, FRENCH
+ PARISH, lt$lidn md Anglo Saxon the AmcieR
Languages; and tteEpure and ruixtd!Alathe
ma les, including ciEil engineering. 4
III Lectures will Ne delivered npon the -snb
jescts f6f. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy adj
Astronomy. III" H Il
Tie cuurseEwill I'D designed 10 furnish
thorough pfeIiaraii onEf for the University oil. w
The sdSsioliwil c~dntainytwe terms of fiji
months eachi The e4yptp uses for eb fht term ~
b ,ard and tui ion. in oil the departments, II
GLIDING everything except ighlS, will be Sl2a
payable. On tle f5st da1 Of The tim.
For cifcalafs cqntaiTing more particular IN
formation, ail$tess eitlie t of the Principals 4
Oh Tlottesville, Vas ~.
REFERENrFk.- The Faculty Of the Enffel
fsity of Ia; Prot Al. D, Bache, Sup't Y. Is
Coast Survey. Washington; II. NJ. I: Maufy
Sup NatioliR lDJservato y. Washington OK
Jefferson Randolph, Franklin Min +, Esq'fl
Charlottesville ; and ames L. Can, Esq, ka
nawha. s#IEH n. "jest6. 2mf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
PUBLIC SaLH or LAND.

HEESffE lirde1s gIed, AS special Commissioners
NJ Il appointed by a feerec rendered at the
sprsr ne Il rm,I 1851, affthe Kanawkae c,reu,t
fFaltrt, id the suits.o K. B. Bowler & 60, ct
als rs Henry b. Saunders administration Ct
ais, Mill offer fer sale, at pubic auction, to-
tie i.hcss bidder. on Monday she oath da tf
August next that being cont day ], in front
s41f The cburtteusedooT Hot Putnam c5npty,-t1le
following tract Of land, or Whatever right,
title md interest theretn the said Henry p.
SannderS. decd had at The tine Of his death,
and which is now vested in Ills legal rtpre-
senta;iyes. to-wit: Attract Of land contain
ing %, d acres lying and situated neat Red
tIIot:Se Shoals, in The e6uRty Of Putnam.
which aid Tract was conveyed 10 the said
Henry n. Saunders, decd by J anies NJ. Ltd
flcy anil Thomas S. a. Matthews, commission
ers of delinquent and Forfeited Iaads,hydeed
bearing date 18th June, 1874 and of record IN
The clerks Office of Kanam ha coHhty-7beok
N. page $50.
The ssle.o Of tie soiT Ian ! will be made on
The. following terms. tot wit; 0He+teIth 6f4hs
pu c hase money 10 be paid in cash. aRd4tEc
re nainlerr th, re9f inftYo equal i~nstalment.
made payable in six and twelve months afIer
lhhe day lof sale, with interest from date, tie
purchaser giving bpnd y It'll approved seelIi
IN, and a lien on The 1aadto be retained foI
lie unpaid purchase money.
THOMAS l.. BROuN.
l NICHOLAS FlTZHEGII,
I'LL July 81, "a, 4w SPECIAL Commissioner
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
Maiden Male and. Female School

TaIlE exercises DC Mr.. and Ms. John f.
80 Lewis'school will commence on the Ia, h
ofseptembsr next, FOR d scshooIasssie year DC 10
months, divided into two Sess .ohs Of 5 months
each. z
TERMS. PER SESSION or FIVE MONTHS.
Spelling, Reading and Writing. IS, 100.
A~rithmsflc, History. GengIaphy, Grammar
nd Comps ton. 1000.
Astronomy, Philosophy, .Chemis ~, and
Rhetoric.t M Si4,1b. s
Incidental expenses, 4 separate charge.
Youngladles wishing to eaeisesinstructions
in Music can haze that privilege.
N. b. Eight or ten boardersE can be accsom1o-
dated IN tie FIRMLY, one half df the board to
epaid in advance.
Aug. to nI6 3w. N se#
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FOR SALE.
VoIuahia Tract af Ia

s##f ~ W. I. tAtaNtYfD# 4NNh: - IN"F #t&,
TIME undersigned pffef }for sale a tytfy yal-
il. hlah1e Tiactof Land, Known as The ttiBulll
GfeAdk Property ''tofI whiclfJphn Lewis, late
Of Fofida, but formerly Of Kama Ia county,
died sitczed and II sFessel. 1t contains aups
wards Of seven thousand Afres, is situated 10
Borne eoiTfy, on The WATERS. Of Big Coal
River, and ~aAqlniS Id Camel and Bl+lmlnous
CJal. lhisfiss, one OF The most desirable prop
ertids ever offered for sale III Western MIR
gsiinnid. 1t LIDS in.the great Cqa region Of :Nir-
pgIliia, inst below tie w~eil-knowa Peytona
CoaI lands, pm that partof tlle Coal River
Navigation Improvement nearly comp et4d,
and Within seventy miles OF tlfe OHIO Tiyer-
A iAtee portion OF this tfactfs eafFabfe,of be
fna made excellent farming land. Upwards
Of 12b0 acres of The tact. are now in %cultfya-
ton witch are finelyfdapted 70 the cultivation
;Df N'lieae1a nd CotnEIand are well suited ior
grazing pafposes.
All pr~eseht.theIe pre- a Dwelling hepSe,
Stable, and tbther buildings Oh the property.
Rdr terms and further particulars, apply "
.BM, a. QtE ARBfER, on
# TH0S. L.BR0EN,
ieI16.am .,E at Kanawha Ge1ft House, VA.
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TRUST SAFE.

DGRSUANT to tlte provisions Or a ddt dof
III trust exeep,edtp WILLIAM Griffith, Us
trustee, by John RI. iIa ndy dated the 25ih
August, 1855, and tfrecord id the tlerk'sfGf-
fee of Kanawha court, and.fpr the purposes
therein mentioned, The undersigned twh as
beef II apTpaeinnted ly tllet con ptyiconrt of Kama
wsltaSil Mace Or said tffiaith VITO declined TO
act on said trust)will,o NE 3D. Nontsayo Of Sep
tqnaber merit, being Kahawiia tco. court day, at
lie front-door 81 tte rourtsh6hse. Of s. ia
pfroceedto sun, 10 tIIe highest. hiHd >, 1.
for cash, :ailof The etrta u tract OF land Fof1
veyfd ID said deed aS q lors SAID Said tfac
cantaias AS acres Of land; auldsis sitpa tctI id
Kanawha county, OH me S tuth- east side oil
Efkdyer, II bDye the mouth Of BlgSandy crceR
Title believed To be II Cd,
August tbs. pin Trustee
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NIRGINIA ss.--atI Rules LED il ] Y

xrRf:TNTA SS.--At Rules held ia the
Y clerks Office b the circuit court for IA
nawba comfy, in the month IF August, tS51 I,
The Goal River Naysiista tion Gonpa ny comps
vs..
shaw. def I. 4Is C~H4xtERY.
ii apnearfng from aiaiidayit filed thai the De-
PENDANT, HenrySha wt h q on7fesfde q. 81 shts
common sealth, and the Object at fis Slft
being Ia obtain a specific pet Iortnaaee 0f Z
contract made by SAID defendant 70 pay fun
to the complainants EDWARDS tte eIecuon O. 2
lock and dam at the mouth OF poal ilyeI, anl
10 attach the estate Rtdt SAID hehsy pa Hi
this ommoii wealth. sfor the satae,it lsinetf-
re.orderet that he az, appear here y ithinfoti
noonth slter due publication ol this order and
No what's neeesssry 10 pFotecth his interests Y
The premises Iesie. ct
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TRusrr sALE<

FVOI virtue bof#aI decd Of, tffust, eekecMte,Htl
0nls, as trustee, by Holm w, Starke { n tRt
benefit of Milton Parker and Andrew r. Bosq44
nalty, dated a7thEof April, 1881, and ofreedfrd
in the: clerks 0fIiee lof KaRawlla. countYs
shall, on Mdndittx, tile 2lst day ofrSSep enlb sHl
next lit being COURT Flayl. at the front, dsttsIi
of HE: courthouse of kalawiIa county, pin.
coed / otseli t5 the highest bidder, for cash, !
house and lot, b waedE b9 said John w. Statk4,,
and situated oil 4h e4South side Of Kanawha
river, immediattig below tlale's branch anil
opposite The toWn az Charleston. Also. III
acfes Of land adjoining the same, OF, HE stJpsE-
end eG tfIaleFs branch, mentioned and es#S-
sfribed in saiAAt ased, with an The aPprrtttnrF
arnGesN trtr Stb belonging. The title is ceHE
-sidered natgaa esSstion 8 EM @HE
ML LILY III lSEI7. hI7 tMnI
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A LEXANBER @. TAI. IAFEkRo and

A LEXANBER G-- ETAlIAFERR0 and 9th
N cts, e6lnpiaina nts, Ss. Splc cr Patrick
and Others, aefts. ln. ChahGery. Isl.
Whereas, by aFfecFee oflle circuit court
of kanawLa county rendered in Inc above
cause, ut thetSpiing Tenn ilt rttof, 1857, il y as
among otltef things ahiudge1s ordered and de-
creed that John" M4seiy,-a Special Cow
qmissit ner for thai PURPOSE appointed, ID as
tcer'ailni and report WHO Il th(e IaTt es share
/ raid the costs q III d above SRit, 50 far q sttht
sane have been paid, What I~eniainS unpaid,
and villa, sum tiiGht IT'D be toine by each Of
the parties. .
All The parties to saia ssu complainant
and lie endtuts, will tLeref Ore take notice
that | have appointed Monday, the It'll day OF
Sep emlter, 1857, as le|tinle, ard tl'eoifee oil
Perks III MoSely, lp7tht townEof charleston,
Kahawha { ounty. VII, as the pace fot efln-
plying wHhHtht foregoing reqIlfitioliS q. said
DEE roe, AT wytifl time and placeGtEey Will lie
! expectGd I'd tend, al d futhbsh tcvideRce VI
ali. ia ymtuts .nf=c@ s. n made by them. q
JOHN T.. MosELY, Special Conf.
4. August 8, tJ7 WI. VA -4EE Etn%E#H."I
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.T j. y. woEf, Sin.
STOVES AND TIN WARE,

H--T - T-TT .r-TI IL FEN
Commercial Il u BIT. Count Md Staid- ts.
GAILlPoLISsOH OHIO
.NTANtF sCTuRESD OF leb and hds con
SANITY on haxd, all tssSripiioaS pf
COPPER, SHEET IROSfAyDb TIN WARE,
Aisp, keeps FARCE a ndcon plete assp5tmsnt 5
II eooKtNG sTovEs, .
pf NE mos lnpr9yEEd pittetns, adapted Il
bGrhing either we u Or cP;i ; and, lIkewi{e,
a full supply iof PARluR STOVES II hact
he Wit dispose Of I'D as reas @iah'e e. terms 4.
camille bought in C~incingati.
u HES stock has been SELECTED With care. and
he reesspectfulI invites the citizens @faIH IA
inaWfha vaIleyto give hitn4a call, and4ie viii
" IT ant togiyye ehtir Sd II sfaetion. bdttr rs K
-dnalit u aad cost. His hy5ttosfs .'Qaick ale
and small profits II NJ
toa Copper, Pewter, &r takeain ek.
change for aiEgoods ID ms line dE
Gailipolis, April IA, s51. a l0y 'yts
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@cho91 Notice.

THE exercises of mg5school will be resume
on MoSpAT, TIM 7rH SErrLMFtn nt
fr d schala tic yeaf pf 10 m ntbs, divided III
To ~ sessions pf5 m4F,f1l hS.each. Ssl
lnstrnctionftiten in the English Branches
or all kinds the Lain L~ansuafe; Elemeni
Dir The Greek Mathematics, from AIithnei
10 Ca'cglur,| with practical exercises
Place Surveying and piriE Engineering. atss
Book Keep ng, LySingIe and Double EnIy
Terms. S50Tpef sessEono 10 months. rd
plsIet eeived 4: any thine, and charged ffoI
datG1af enhance to the end az the s~Bssiors
No teductl9 { \ absence OF pupils, eyetI
IN cases Of pfo.T cted. sicknt*s.
Tuition pdyatts irFrnsells. euar III i9, 4
y 2rGntt. DAVID u. kIFFNLhfH
August /. v3ntb US.
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Sac.

I'll - 4-L.l ---@ E.T.f"-E El=S ~ .-L " *
sI0Y virtue Of a decree ofihe circuit court
l1lof Mouroecoupy, rendered at the J. no
Special Term thereoG in 1865, IN s.le casa OF
MN Gray against join L Sehemerh6In, nd-
miniStrator aud iahers and, CAaIles Fs0sbcIn
against sane ! .ftnddnt, | wAisoa. the 2lSt
lha oFSkptembtr, 1851, al the r0uTs h6psr s0f
ikanawfa county, prdct ed 10 sell, at 10, 1e.
IA actson 10 the highest bidder, Ipons& credit
lof SfY aid twelve mouths. all The ffbt, title
and interest which 4otgn r Schemsfiiom had
.in, aid No -four sevesal Ma tsof land following,
iviz One Of 2f.0 Qs54sS in Kanawha conn4y,
and described IS lying On the waters of IT
mile creek aud Tire other three in The county
of CADET, AMI t.escGlEed as lying on the wa
Waters. DR. l!uid TWlr-tl e ia elhlainipg ,cc95
aerts The End fi59 dtles. aud The 3nls $40
Iacres.
TIC h2i,i1 0 acre .r1el is undrrstoodto have
been granted 10 A. d. Orr December Path
iI95, ffoml fwhfm ny divers intermediate
transfers, the said SeHemeEhorn is understood
Ito have derived IT, lie ID the same. And ihe
fothet tlt nee tracts are Jhderstnod to lave bet n
granted 10 James 5waE Vim Maysi8 and 10 1903,
lmm whom IN ike ma ineL he said SchemefsA
5hofn is Undecided to u ave derived little To the
same,I And sor o m r4pir'ieliar deception
laf The said lands, aRdSf the RIGHT. TILE aud
Interest of The sad Jahn ScflemerAorn in
land To- the same, refeH nee is here made To
If { r$cotd and proceedings in tiiessaid siit.
Bustl with good Seclitity paI he IequiIed fer
The purchase money, and thsYtslfe retained as
ultimate security. JAMESm BROWN
July 2l 5 w. Special ommissioners
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. MtNERAL LANps

TAR. GEO. VAN DE LlNDE, in ven Of
~ the miner lands now discov erettaga ID
III. consequence of the deficiel cy Of CT etfHstS
llst now TO examine the ores in whichIfoh
monntaln rs abpund, nor cede \ .pftr rgttiye to
any county yet Ills ;0yered. + #Ls h;:/
Gentlemen wtshtn ( The r otes analysede ear
have doue So BY for tarding them t..
DIR. GEO. y tNE DE lLlNDE.
j. S-M WI Aber yoiiE ereS. VII
No ores taken for anhIysis Unless accottaBpa
nieA11y a 5 lfces fsE 55fE #1% -
June 23, 1851, $x3 n9af2. RH /.
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/FULTZ DENNY SHEPARD,
FoRw ARDIN0
AND

I GAIALlPOLlS, OHtDPs
TTAVtNG n~incha9Pl the Wharf Beat effN-
Ill N. Cublage; will attend promptly TO all
business entrllsteddS them. kaiB
ThtywiIl KEEP cniistantly On hand a large
a~sSotttnt ltof Boat Stores, Pryvlsidns, Grocer
It's. &C., &C.. ,@ Fiji
Tle highest ~ arket pricepaidin easlro on tHe
Wharf Boat far ButAr. Eggs, Chickens, altd
Provisions gc4erallyt h #H
" st1altIlGoIjS. OHIO. Jtfnetl6, If -5E 9 sH
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C'RdQpIrs fN THE lKASAwnlA YALLEr.-

cRdqPs IS THE lkASAwIlA YaLLEr.-
our farmers have all gotennfthroa$h with
th4ir harvest. SD hte.a harvestIfas NOV
81 been Known insthis valley. TIC wlseat
Isl bf 4 superior quality the heads are
long ind Well-lflled and thf yield win be
mutrh greater than was anticipated
Those who have thIeshed are wen pleas
el Fas to quantity and 'q'tnlit,s Corn
looks remarkably we'll. lffflHre esa,t crop
premises 81 be much large than usual.
Potatoes lock. fine and ii the farmers
y ilfc sed III saxinnggrstReir grass, there will
D ! season Of plenty. Tobacco looks
we'll on table land, hut much injured N
the lower Iands BY wet weather.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

The Rev. G. 4. Burnett, v lille laboriag
ASA Missionary in Southern ASia, d Scoyered
a simple and certain Cure FIR e. assumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Coils. Nervous
Debility, and alfiniPurifics q tie Blooa,a also,
an easy and ifectual mode BIZ Inha4ing ife
Remedy. AftIated BY a +deSiIe 10 benefit hta
suffering fellows, hetWiiiH cletflulty send The
Recipe ,(freeD 10 smell as. at stFe IL, with fuil
and. explicit directiops for preparing and sue
cessfuliyu u sing ri.e Medicine. Address b
d [REvI g. S,BfRNETT. i.
SD Bro d a n. y,f5eti'y'
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w~ANTED-l.A nov.

NOR d uegraor mulatto boy, betweeni4 or
IH i6tseaIs Of aye. ID DO Ii; III house vi, Tks
plough a garden. and attend 10 a hi Use, fair
Wages will lie paid BY
n. OH ppef Fails 81 Coal.
AnpiyIat he Stsr Office. v3H9tE.6
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B ENRY II o USE

NORTH CHARLESTON, Kanawha. Va.
rINlllS convenient hotel has been re-httsd
IL and extensively enlarged. Ii isthe oii-
ly tavern I'M BIRTH Charleston, No expense
has been spared for Tie aecomodat ION ofguests.
Their TABLE, 1T all times, is supplied with
The delegates Of tha season; and the caps-S
lcious lSA r COON with the choicest Liquors
and Se4ars-FEench. + ale apd Peach Branlies,
l~aiRpicaI Rum, Holland Gin, domestic and
Ferei- N Mines; Old I've, Bourbon. MoRongs-
La and Common WliiSkey4s
Good Siabhng. we'll supplied with corn and
,bav. II. SNYDER o. co.
June a, 1887, n9{3iy.
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VIRGINIA ss.--At Rutfs. Led in u

.XYIRGINIA SS.--At Rules Held in tb+
Nv clerks office ofttiie circuit court Of Put.
nam county, IN the moath Of July, 1897, /
James N. Laidley |
US: Il. MHF ts. L# .f@a}
Henry T. Cardtkers, John ~ Carlti!ers anq
William II. Peer, ia ftntrs y trades &c. #lF
AssuMrSlr<I
ThelotJeeto of tRls 81 It beins 70 recover lhe
sum Of $f0] damages, with inteEeSt ny 2 f ssPP
md il appearing ~ o ffidayit fled DfAat WEI
above named defendants, WH!l1DfH feers Y
a non resident Of The ConmopfSealth q WI
rinia. Il Is ordered that he do appear here
W~ithin1one month afteetdae publication Of thlf
order, and do what's necessary 70 protect hS
interest ia the pIenllses.
A cory ttefste..Is
y3nt5W4 4RO.It HAP = ! q y
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TF |T -."-T 7 -T@ T"--F - --T- m --~-FTTT -
TlE hlNiN lti and GALL IpOLIS PlCkET,
srEtuER NEBRASKA HH.l 81.
W, ii. G,ERlEr, Commander,
r. f. GRssMELI.. Clerk.

A his fast trimming light draught Steamer Will
ruth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kan v Id: Sallnes and
GAIH pJlis-iesfN in4 Kanawl ia SaIlines every
Mandy, nv ednesday and Ffida ysa-retRrniiig
leRres Gaitp3Eis every Tic esta u, Thursday
and Saturday. She viii alSo make Tip to
Paaneroy every Moifaay. FIJI