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Bargains.

>DREPARTORY to. going 10 The Eastern
markets for our Sptfng and Summer Stock
Of Dry. Goods, weSoffer TO sell fot cash, our
stock Of Fan Goods al cost. Our stock consists
for Ladies, Of MarinoA C~ashueres, De Lains
Shawis Gpaks, TalmaS, Collars, EadeESleseye
Ribbons, Trimmings, Hosiery 81 rall kinds,
Gloves, ShoeSand Boots. FoH{;entIeHlen, Over
coats, Vests, Pants, Marine, Cotton and Flan-
mel IndersbiIts, Drawers, Wsfetptpof Boots.
.heayyShoes. Hats, Caps, Buck GISyWcs &c. &c.
Give VISA call. ana you will find ydAf expetdta
tlohs, realized. < I
W. GOODWIN, &NCa
February, 3nd, 1857. HIN IA
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Aastrg.
what il q Ysaf.

hH Ai4-4EAI E2T EEEE-AI g1
what ID q year 4 7 Tis but . wave
Oh life 5 dark rolling stream,
which Is 20 quichi5 gone, that ve
Account il but ! dream.
IT'S but j single earnest tAroo
of5Time's old iron heart
Which tireless nov. and strong as when
Ii krst with lifsidld start
what il . year lis batsa turn
or Times old braaed Fheei-
Qf balt ! page ppen the book
which dea.h must shortly seal
IT'S btit a step upon the road
Which we must tra-el DER,
a few more steps and We shall walk
LIES weary road no more.
What ssfa year 4 It's but breath
From Times old ~nosttil blown,
AZ rushing onward p'er the earth,
vi hear his weary moan.
IT'S like tIe bubbleson The waye. /
orIdew. ppon the lawn
Az tIansieht as he mists Of morn,
Benesth the summer sun.
What is d year, IT'S but d type
ofAife'g oft changing scene,
Youths happy mora comes gailyTon
With hills and Valleys green.
Next. Summers pt~imesqceeeds the SprinI
Then Autumn with 4 tear,
Then comes old Wintef-death and all.
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James Pauiand Jane. Ann his wife, and

5Tl0 James Pauland Jane Ann his wife, and
IL to the unknown parties who are the
heirs at law of Ann Eve, decd,
HI Take Notice,
ThatIon Thu rsday, the 28th day of May, 1857,
at the office of Alex. z. Laidley. in Charles.
ton, Kanawha county, between the hours of
s o'clock A NJ, and 6o'cleck Pm Of that day,
Ishalltake the dispositions Of JamesA Lewis,
Lewis d Wilson and others, To- be read MS evil
dence in my behalf in d suit in chaneefy now
depending in the Circuit Court Of Kanawha
county, Virginia, in which you are defendants
and | am complainant. And II, from any
cause the taking of said dispositions be not
commenced, or if Commenced, he not cbnclu-
ded on that day, the taking Of the same will
be adjourned and continued from day to day,
and from time to time, al the same place, and
between the same hours, until the same shall
be completed.
WM. .A. QUARTER,
Executor Of Ann Eve, decd.
April. s8,i857. /
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Notice.

FTNO J.. a. Lively and Tymandra j.. his wife,
IL John Nugen and Sarah M, his wife, A.
]. Saith and Aceneth his wife, B.. F Mintef
and Isabella his wife, Mm. g. Garrison and
Lucinda ". his wife, r c.. Mooney, Aurellus
Mooney, Sydney Mooney VIM. Mooney, Susan
Mooney and Mary Mooney, heirs at4law OF
Joshua S. Mooney, decd, please take notice
that on Monday The s5th day of May next, at
the clerks office Of Eayette CountyHCoprJ
between the hours 70 and I o'clock u shall
proceed to take the dispositions Of VIM. q.
Hopkins and others, to.be read as evidence in
a citancefy cause noW4depeading and unde-
termined, in sthe Circuit Court of said county
tn which we are plaintiffs and you ATE lefen-s
danfs. at whichtime and place Won can at4
tend IL you see proper. Yours
j. b.. JONES,
Fayefte G. HI, Va, q .P. A. JONES.
April, 2Sth, 1887. s
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Mercer AcademY.

CHARLESTON, KAMA VIA O. r.
THIS institution win Be opened !.
MesDAYN NOVEMBER 10. 1866. The =.
sion willeontinue without interruptioO i
July 10. 1851.
The courseSof instruction embraces "a
Latin, Greek. and Ffench Languages i.
elements Of German, and the higher Nah.
eii~natics. together With theusual braneba
of a thorough praetical E6glish educ.
tion. ~
The Principal desires to build up bss
q permanent School OLA high order ana
pledges himself to employ if needed II
any time web qualified and faithful a.
sistants, toad him ID tbs discharge otEs
duties.
OF TUITION.
Ordinary English Branches, perl
session Of Ten months, ~ s|
Classical Department. $50
H-Pupifs received at any time. and
charged from the time Of admission 10 tbe
end Of the session.
ErFor any further information, or hr
admission Of pupils apply either pefeon.
ally or by letter tol
VIM. c. CLAYTON.
dNov. ii, 1856. Principal.
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Th1rd
or TnE 1t,
VALLEY STAR

TheIpqblishers. being desitous Of Ell.
tending the circulation of their paper,
think this afarorable time to send to their
agents and friends i new Prospectus IN
order that all who desire it may avail
themselves Of The opportunity 10 sub
scfibes The Randaaka lKdHey Star is
now q web known in this section Of tho
country, and SO firmly established in the
public regan, that, in issninga Prospec-
tus, We scarcely need repeat it's 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 ofpafties, one to the other.
have materially changed within the pass
few years. The Democratic party is
now, as it has ever been, the great con.
~servator of the Observation-Disclosures
fofthe exercise, by the Federal Govern
ment,S Qfi its legitimate functions, whils
it claims for the States that individuality
which constitutes them independent SOW.
ereignties. The Wing party, from Its
Inherent weakness. has been dissolved
and disintegrated. and its component
parts, with a limited qualification, be.
come identified with either tile Know
Nothing or Black Republican parties
the one. with a mockish conservatism
seeking to destroy the vitality o fine Con.
R%stititution; and the other, in the madness
offanaticism, boldly declaring its, pur.
pose to subvert the acknowledged laws
.of the country by brute force. Between
these factions and the Democratic party
there is no affinity, The line that divides
them is bold, distinct and unmistakable.
To them the Democratic party has no
compromise to offer. Standing firm up,
on the Constitution, its principles and
policy harmonizing with that instrument,
u uplifts a stern and undivided front tos
both, and declares the war to be aggrrs.
siye to determination. The Star, as. here
Etofore, will take az earnest and active part
in behalf of the principles fof the States
Rights Democratic party, neither asking
nor expecting a cessation Of the conflict.
nor shrinking from the obligations Just
ly incurred in the earnest prosecution
of SO praiseworthy an object as the de.
feat and overthrow Of both Of these odicus
organizations.
The Star viii devote its special attain
TO the varied interests Of the Kanawbs
Valley and the adjacen country. and win
exert It's best efforts I'd bring about the
development of the great mineral wealth
-of this section of Virainia.
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TRUST SALE.

DY NirtHGE Oft Deedof Trust executed 70
II me, aS TIastee, BY John MI Handy. &c
record in Kahawhaf county court. hearing date
25th dayof August, 1855, | shall, pptf{he third
Monday in June next Chat being CONT day
OF kanawla county at the Court House, III
,GtiaIleStbn, proceed TO sell, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, the Tact OF Land in sand
deeasEonveyed. 1tcsnkists Of forty-iiye acres,
lis siteiitate on Eth rieef. In KanasTha county
on tn 4fth east sldesof the river, above ilte,
mouth ~ Big Sandy creek. II islthe sane
land conveyed TO said Handy by flames All.
klislson and 70 secure The pa ylnento Of the pnr.
cfEase money the aforesaid Trust Deed was
made. WILLIAM GRIFFITH.
! May 10 1857, n4wi.
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CITY BOOK STORE,
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO.

MIN! II. NASH would respectfully call the
attention of country Merchants, Teachr
ers aud others, to his extensive and Well Sc.
lected stock Of School and Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery Of all kinds, Blank Books,
&C., DC, which he is prepared to sell, whole
sale on retail, at very low rates.
his long experience IN The business enables
him to purchase very low and be can afford to
sell atlgreaily reduced prices.
Particular attention given 10 orders for
Books for public or private Libraries.
Blank Deeds, Mortgages SC, constantly on
hand. ssan47
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KANAWHA VALLEY STAR.
GOsHORN HOUSE.
CHARLESTON. Kanawha.

snAVD GosHoRN informs hisfriends
~ md the public generally, that he has
rebuilt I'll His old stand, nearly opposite
the Gourt House, and is preparedSto &C.
comraodate all who may favor him with
4 calls III q way that will please the most
fastidio9s. His Baris supplied with the
finest Champagne, Claret and Madeira
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDIES;
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES;
and fneICIGARs, DC. I
AprilI23. 1856, n3tf
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JOHN q. GIBHARr,
Corner Front street and Lower
CHARLESTON VIRGINIA.
DEALER In
q dis, q roceriA..
Hardware. Qneensware. Glasx
M Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Alt rCadh1or01

TTAvING Just fereiseda spIendiS :.
IL new goods, wfich has been 800 800 :
with tbs utmpSt card I feel1war4antes s.ssla
ing to my eustpmerss that lean seli ~
anyhonse inkgharIeston. have ! osss
assortment of DryGdods, consisting h Esie
ladies. dress goods, Of every desclinl;os s4s y
llotof cloths, eassimert !, sattiBtts. Sesns Is
neIs, white goods, hleached andbrownr,, ~.
linen, bandkerchiefs, kloyes. hosiery IS.
the Grocery departemeht ray 5e had vbs..
brown sugars; best coffee, molssses, N
and black teas, Spices rice, fish ihdiso =.
window glass, powdef. shot, lead. epn ~.
cordsge liquors. dye-stn rs, &c. /Iiar5vs,ses,
all kinds such as ; ~HischsnIcE tool. ~.
shoyels, cutlery, chaigs, plows, casti6yeIts
QueenswaIe, ofsI1 kinds. Gissswaie n 49,
description; also, hdusekeep4rs' sttlcles. AZ
buckets, tubs, tinwafe, stoneRare co,ton 80
bIooms, brushes, combs &C. Sa ddlery-s
dies, harness. bridles, bits, tirtups, eirIs4ss,.
bride reinS, check lines; dc.
yln35tf JOHN O., GIBHART
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TOBACco FACTORY. TTT-
1 n. =. M ON,
HURRICANE BRIDGE.

.GTILL continues to manufacture TO-,
MI bAECo and CIGARS. He would
especially invite the attention Of Msr..
chants to his Tobacco. pledgipc to sell
Az the very lowest prices.
June 4, 1855. nav2tf.
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81.
NNsT
II SALE9

TINE Subscriber wishes 10 sell sol
III Land! lying . n DAVIS REER y
awha county, Va. This land has j Aaa
acres cleared and In cultivation; / hs-1sesN
house; Co OF 10 young Tearing spple f,sst 4
as many peach trees, alEdf good maj ~
a coal bank IA feetiu thickness neaf ~ ~
There is co Or 70 acres suitable Ior enn sost
and coed water convenient. stlN
ALS0-AH0ISE and LOT In h,,,..
now occupied By pr. Jss. d hswpsss A.t
o1eEs three head d horses for sale and q
wagon, neatly lev. Any or sll sf1ihs sas y
mentioned property viii Be scldAon scse4 Tvs
dating tems foF cash 5r approved pans, 70.
Apply to The suhsefibeT, Of Tie rpns,
opposite hallestoh.H Va where he soa,H IN
10 entertain all who may give him 4 tsle NAaa
EZEKIEL w NAYS
Nov. 18th, 1861 nj Ao
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

The correspondent Of the Memphis
Enquirer. writing from Augusta, Geor.
gia, says that the immense sum Of 1885,
600 has been raised iii that State to aid
General Walker il his proposed descent
npon Nicaragua.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

AIRS. RROCK--fornetIy of he Maiden
NJ House, Kanawha Salines--has removed
70 the large and commodious BRICK House, OPP
posite Abe old stand, where shes IL prepared TO
entertain the tFavelingpHblie.
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SELLING OFT.

q BINSWANGER, & BRO. tBrowsto@n
-. Kanawha Co. Ma. ould mast respect
fully slnf9E.n thu public that, ashley intend
ieayfTSg this State they will sell Their j tire
stock Of Goods, most Of which were saved
from their establishment wlicte vas lately
destroyedsbyft at gerry low prices. cai soon
as bafgaIIls can be had. Y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
Nafiee.I

ATY wife. SARAH KING, havinAf left my
VI bed and beard, without juEt cause,
! hereby notify all persons n6tto tfRf n 81 trade
with her on my account, asI will nd pay any
debts of hercontlacting.
Aprff2i, 1851 ICALEB KING!
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The Isgislature Of Virginia
THE SENATE.

The following will be the composition
Of the Senate of Virginia, as determined
by the recent election. The list embrar
ees thirtyeeight Democrats and twelve
opposition. Those marked with an Y
terisk are new members.
PREsIpESr.-Jame Z. Carr, (bY ap:
pointment Of the Executive.
FIRST Glass,
City Of N rfolk--Wm n Mckinney,
Dis.
Isle Of Wight, Nansenond and Surr,y
tWm. III. Dey, ID.
City Of Petersburg and Pr. George
sJohn H. Claiborne, d.
Powshfsatan, Cumberland, and Chester.
eld-W ma4 Old Jr.. d.
Mecklenburg and Charlotte Charles
BRUCE. D..
Halifax-Riohard Logan, D..
Bedford-James F, Johnson. Dis.
City Of Williamsburg, &c.-*C. NJ,
Hubbard, Dis.
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