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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
Books, Stationery e

In CHARLES CIedzetts building. one dsa5t above
tie journal Office, where he wittkEkn Com
.stanilE on hand every thing usually ll4und in
"a Book Store. tH#]4Ehf
His stock consists, in p1Et, Of School, Tbeo-
logical Classical and miscellaneous Bo6Rs;
Blank Books Of all sizes and prices Eettei,
Cap, F~anegand Plain Note PaperiEa ss slopes,
Fancy4Plail and Gaserhmeht; Quill Steel
and Gold lieis; Pocket Cutlery; aatespf sTI
sizes; Lend and Slaie Pencils; GbnyHBobks;
Atnohf,. MAYNARD and Noys Inks, &e h
He hrs fqcilities by which Ire ran pn8the
shortest ..poskible noaice procure shy peHular
work pubfi Shed either in Amesiea HI olithe
.C~ontinent.t4 HIHHH I'D
All the ihte publications received as soSh Us
lie las Iii hand now 500 M fes Blank
Books ASSORTED, half and Iu4f bound.
s0 dozen Memorandum end Pass Bio As
assorted
100 Rearas Letter, Cap, Fancy and Plan
Note Paper. s I
States Of all sizes, Steel Ind Chill Pens,
Inks, Pencils, Fort Folios, Visiting md PrFa-
tiers Cards. PEN holders, Tux -staISl Draw
ing and Bill Paper, etc u quafsies u siii
purebasersIand at low fguseS. Give him o
call before purchasing slsSwhere rs he Is
Econfident he can give entire satisfaction.
III Calm lis March u. 1857! v2n4fHfTftfl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10

SuDDRS DEarH.--Ir. j O. GiBHARv.
aged about 40 years. d merchant Of thfs
place, was found deadfn his bed on Mon
day morning last. He retired tie even.
ing previous IN apparent sound health.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
Just Arrived

NEw Goops.--our friends Snyder 4
Fisher have just received i fine lot Of
new goods. principally GROCERIES, house
hold articles and FAM goods. They sell
are clever and I3blisgas tS every
BODY Don't failltpEsiye them 4 CALI
.Itmay he seenby the{aF card in another
column .thatthey keep eonstaqnntlyEoa hand
every thing, from d fish-hook 10 4 barrel
ofwhiskY. 5.A
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10

FoysD-The body EN- negrp who
was drowned FEW weeks ago. opposite
Maiden was found last week ~ the Nal
den ferry landing.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10

At Gretna, Pittsyiva nih Co. VA. on Wednes-
div. i4ih. oct i, by Regt !. B. fIarawick, Rev,
j. W MecbNp. late 81 Putnim County hit
atpresentE Of Giafksyiflte VA 10 MISS y.
Kate. daughter Of the Iate ]. q Johnson Esq,
sos Plttsylsania.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
OfEKING or SPRIyGsAND SUMNER
GOODS
w HOODWINKED co.


II CHARLESTON, VA.
Are row ia receiptef their Spring and Sum-
kaat STOCK which hes been selected with care
lh HIS Eastern marktts. We invite On esntr.
hation from our tow and county frit nds.
ssshriRg Them that wefeel Srailfed fff rasf
asrrsapd ask 2 continuation OF their patrs~
hage Our stock comprisest
DRY Cora DEfIRThESf.
l41tadicg fire dress goods trimmings, DC:
aH~cetsleeyes, collars, fibbols, silk, hssiers,
gipFesss bnotees. shoes, slipess. a. TO with
invite attention. sing selected
care for this market. Gentiemen Nil dn
wei by examining our stock Of eIofhing .cIofIfk,
cpssineres, boots, shoess hats. ems. slsftk.
&c,s &c; our stock is large.
GRoeEEr D~EPAkTMxNT.
Crushed, refined and NJ. q sugars, biss k
alld green teas, Rio and Java coffee, meseryes.
pEckless canned fruits, spices, 81. BscotS
laT1, -four, meal. soap candles, hardware,
nails, &c.
Country Produce received IN ekehsnFe
apdd cash paid Il required. y2nsetf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
TEnN.a Il. ELIAS.
WHOLESALE AND ETaiL DEAL li /.
WATCHES. JENElBY md ElGCKS,

Alse-Man Nh taTeetr iFef Silyeriwynnr Masoaeiid
Lodge Chapter and EaeampnIena Jewels
Seals, Marks Ind CfgtEiGg, Sd. i6 West
Fourth rect. between Main AID Walnut.
CINCINNATI, ohio.
M. B.-MIatctes, Cooks, and Iewe 'rys fe3
paiIe1 anil WaraItedf tSept. 81 yl N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
AN WI rs
it WIN be our aim to ke, p a cpnsEant. xu ply
.ofths pars and best articles fof RraEIal ppr-
VINEGAR.

G18Afl kinds of Country PIodusei saEh all
DrieI Ffnit, Beans, Feathers, Rags, Beesw y AZ.
.Gtnsang, Butter,Eggs, etc. takel att highest
market prices; in exchange for Greesfie$!R
IA Strangers. visiting Gall polls aTE 8eaIii-
ally llvitedto call and examine our stock,
heforeffpurchasing eke7Nheres tPr&es as low
as Tie lowest, and Terms Cash. N
G. q s. HENKISE
GaIlipolIs. Ohio. Mayi9. iS55Vs II. IEf n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10

In 80
yTIRGTNIA, ss.-stf Is heft inslilo
Clsrk's f0aice of the Clcait EeBrt III
kana@ha c4nty, in The month Of 0ctebst.
1851.
1hA Netta, wtsierns BANK nf Virginia, rcu3-
plairant, Is. The 0ffe hfe Insurance and
i INST Cendpan NJ absent defendants; ths Pank
lot4 Kanawha and A. Spencer Nye, homie de-
ftfltiants.ztn3Ghaueery
Ilhe object fet this suft IS 10 obtain decree
against the absent defendeat fer HE sum cf
1857 ,50whh legal init rest thereon frJm the
I24ih day OF August. rs. I, until paid, and 10
laitach in the hands os the home telendanFs.
pr III the hands 81 either of thep, any nioRids
Eor Hfhatlles due Or 10 become due TO iledt-
le14ant, the Chic Life Insurance and Trust
TCchhranN Alsbsio attach an stock staudide
|npbn the beoksof the Bank Of KanaMlla, in
the nsmei of the said Ohio Life lasa nance ana
TITS. CoHnpapgpr 10 the name oTsaidNye, aud
glFfntereft which the sad TRUSS 5mpanymsy
haffe therein whether atL9w or Equity, or 50
mdeh thefeofakwit be ssutficient 10 satisfy
fhe plaintiff clam aforesaid with interest
Rheteon and The costs,
spresdtg NY eaiaayit lflled lEat the de-
I5erda,lt, the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
EonpanyIis not-a re dent Of The State efivit-
ginia, il is ordeed that tkeydo appear here
Ewithin tnemenfh alicrdu e publica q; ion Of this
o1f1et and do whatis neces siEy TO protect Their
tlnterssts IN hSsrrenises.
NH fEF Canv-TeSEa ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
\ j. 6. W0LF,.
j.. G.sWOkF, EI
DKsLER IN fH
STOVES AND TIN WARE

5 DESLERd ~ 8BFAASABk
STOVES AND TIN WARE
Commercial r w, BET. Court and Sta IN SIS.
GALLIPoLIs, oIIIOs
NTANTF tCTUREs 10 order, ana his cpn
w stsntly on hand, all descriptions Of
COPPER, SHEET IB0s isD TI ElRRE
Also, keepsa large and complete as prtmento
BOOKING TovEs
Of the most improved patterns. afanted u
burning either word or coal and, llkeW5Se
a full supply Of PARLoR STOVES, YfEcI
lie Viii dispose Of on as reasonab tsfnsS a
can he4bought in Cincinnati. \
His stock has been selected with care. END
he respectfully invites the eh3zens "a me Ra-
nawha valley 10 give him a2cali, amih Will
warrant to give entire satisfaction, BETH AZ u
quality and cost. His motto is .'Qaiek sale
and small profits. B#E8HA
i. Ola Copper Pewter, &C., taken I'M Tx.
change for alEgoods In his line.
G~aIfipnIi, April IA 1857, a 6y@yt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
WehREF some VefY SupffoT n. a3 !
RAIIROAD CLOCKS AND WATCIfEs
sTATE INsFECTTD
.Tobacco w ar kD use,

NITEfEE EFIt ME&a- EVISEt EE REC fEE8E %HATNFMSHit
Nos. dfE hnd 50 Front stree, ard 6s1s IA anf
Cd VA iet-stI let. Nalnutsandg
FTRLW sates byAuetion, robac.
i0 direct from he Planters, fd hl1ice
anil EenHtaI, a~SSoltmeniSs MAlsN5 VARIOUS
rr6w1h, ttle Same at ALI times BY Pfxats VALE.
/ subpiii a Hcompufison Of the cos&s Ato the
Planter batweensales here and thosRAt Ksfh,
mand,5 ;akSn AZ Cincinnati as a startling Rslnt
and i,f60Ihs. ss The weight.
dosrI oF SHIPMENTS 70 ciScfs arir
Sales &c, ID Tie Owner, 30 Sc
Total lis
cost soF stnFMENTs TO RicHsssRI
sFreiefit per hid. ID Point Pleasantly Sl.E0
Storage aid commission at that place. Y
FreigIA pdr lihd. from PIT. 10 Wheeling, Eco
sDraysse and commission al ~. heeln
Frelghk from N bee ing to Ba,tlmot&saRc
reE kunprea IL. f-65
From Baltimore to Richmond perthB S 36
Drayage and wharfage| 3S
Inspecs ic1 sit4 9U
Commission ~ Ref cent. sR5 III
Average iSssfn weight 5llhs per c1ss
Petal aspeqsh. s5ltos
ShoMmk adEaeFence IN fsxtr eta e hiein-
matt msr against Richmond 3 fASk9s3 per
hcgshesd which il a cleas gain tdltsts Plant
et orHownbr. CHARLES B0DMAksAY RrpEs
september 4 3~57-ay3ni9Yi AA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
FgLTz, DENNY 4 sHEP
FCoRVVARD1EIG
AZ nSHAa,cst0A M=RrLNIIS

GALLIP0IHsIOsfIo.
TAvlNG nnrcha setit the " harf Aa III II.
Ii MI Cubbage. will attend pronIaIlN III all
BhsineSs entrusted TO Them. s
nheXwiil keep constantly on hassh 4 iii rec
a~ssoftfH hi of Boat Stores, PfJv ;sio focer1
ids. &es sc. H 8sAlS IA
Tie highest Up Tketpfieepaidln sSAslRcn ms
Wharf d Jat f.f Butter, Eggs, Clts~efsss ald
Provisions generality aaasAA
GfalIHollSt Ohio, ] tneef6, II. aas iH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
QrIcK WoRK,-Hoyse stblcgs. 9N;ey

f#EU u ~ @A%A ~ ptEStft1E - tefNL
.eqngAt. and Lynsked. an II 3 hours
On Tuesday mghtof last week. i voreh-
lass, mean fellow stole a cream seololed
Mare fffFoma gentleman residing al Coal
Mouth, ii this County. In ale morning,
wien Tie loss was aseeftaincd, Mine
Host Of that place, 4 large big-whis-
kscd, erociouslooking Individual, START
"a IN pursuit, and, after fofaowing tile
thief i'll lis devious course Eor several
Hours, He tracked him tolthis place. where
ID found him il 4 groggery. lie gently
tspped the gentleman who did not know
tile difference between aeam aad tam, on
tle shoulder, when he quietly followed
him to the fefry-boat, where Z nine host
TIED his hands and took him across the
river. He had previously asceftained
that the fellow had turned the mare loose
ii ole of the ravineg running from Ferry
Crock, and had seereted the saddle and
bfiAh. When lie, got thes fellow III the
rayins, he told him a saddle ind bride
were nissing-thc Ellow denied all know
lqageo f the ARTICLES mine host. NOT
giving eredence q his pretended iuno-
csncc, told him that a bird That could
sing. aid wouldn't sing, masa be made
I'd sing II other words, that he inlen
dSd whipping ! saddle out of Him The
parties we're nearly equal n SIDE, but the
olc hadais hands tied, anti. the other had
albig pain Of wiiiskers. WhisAers eaHri
"a the Gay. After some parldyins he
fellow agreed to produce The missing Ar
tibles, whrh he did, after proceeding 4
little farthir up the ravine. where mine
hpst had previously tied@the mare. The
! ~feFocious boxing landlord now told the
faloM that Re might choose the leastof
two e~yils--ake s5 lashes. well put on
With 4 heavy horsewhiip whieh he held il
Ills hand, ant leave The Strife i'll 4 certain
Time, or run his chances ffor All election
To IN honorary seat IN Tue Peeasitentiary
After mature dcliberation, and ils!ihc3
stisely Struggling his shoulders, asif lie
already felt IL smart, (Nhiskers IL the
mean time leaving his mind unbiased,
except byan OCCASIONAL crack eflisWh ip}
ld chose the whipping, proba8ytlink4
iag IL was 50 rsF popular, he would Be
sdreHto be elected. IL bis aeedswere left
toItls spontaneous bust Of admiration
Of i select party 81 Ms fellow-citizens
TAe Hashes were slwly and deliberately
hip sssd by 4 viSorots arm, those TIVE q
lone In Tie r~arinle. The Big -wwhislered
man gave him this alternative, ais he did
hid wish 10 trouble Judge Sum mers, feel+
ing satisfied thatthe fsIlos did npt intend
10 sch his horse, but merely stole il tohe .
little imean. After hi hal received his
fiage I~lation, and carried tlie saddle g Che
m9ulh Of the ravine, he eoolly said TO
whiskers, g Yourhanit cot nary q quar-
ter about YOU, have yoa. for haven't
got alcept 4, Suffice il 70 say. the quar-
Hell was-handed over, and tlie fellow went
ont his way--smarting
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10

TIME u1dsfsign-
Il 4 I:: I Ell r.. A a 4 |:
@1% hts AIKEN rooms 1T
Brook Hail. and snnwpainiipg portraits
from Life and Daguerfeotypes. lie respectful
.-iy invites a. ri rsoFs 70 call ands Exsminefhis
work, whether they desire to- have painting
done 81 moi, Drawing lessons given tosy young
men at night! MARCUS AMMEN. I
Charleston NoF. lnth, 1851. \ 5 ii 20
la-A4--ZAl&IM &&TIFf s8.%HFFE&H I3
4 NOTICE.
w The Coal Riyet and KanaWha Mining
land Mann facturing companYtake noiiee,
that on the Alb day OF December 1857 al THE
othee Of Alexa ndef n .Laidley III the town of
Ghafleston county 81 Kanawha between the
@setlIsn f 2 Al. M. and p RI. M. of that daytI
shall tase the deposition or a.. b. Clark and
others 10 be read rs evidence in my behaIf1Hn
a suit now IN The Circuit Court of Kaaawisa
connty, Virginia in which you are Defendants
and 4 am Plaintiff. And If from any cause
the taking of said deposition be not common
SEA, pc not concluded on that day, The taking
of the same will be adjourned aud continued
from day TO daN, and from time to time, ait
the Same place, and between the same HOURS,
until the same shall be completed. FL
WILLIAM H. WATT.
ny Counsel Yen 9W4
l& E4IEAti#
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Ea1ae w
EsrA nl.lsIlEp Is 1910.

iEWELRE SILVER, PLATED MAlilE, &e.
sNXrE ard now I'll receipt cfa large a lsn-
Nv did assaftnert Df aanFste sety VARIETY
81 WATGHFS AND 1ENsEbRY, oftl teS pa
tests sill Ids! selected from tie best fnanNfae-
utefs, with great care. hyl9ne .of AINF ftn,
who iseKperienGed III such maittrss n Bd las
iustre utIedI from the East wilma stHsek That
lfefts coaIpetitioa. A
Graf gtgatns can beshaa. and thVSa 11s4 II
sing fdlialAe iI8iDe- keepers Should a y&il III ell7
stlygssEofE HE ouEportWiiy If seledAmg from
burlprEsenA assortment, as al can baaHsiitEG4 as
regards STYLE and prize. assHBH5 I
MeEhaFt some very Superior H#
RAIiIHOAD CLOCKS AND WATCHES
AfkdANew, a,les Diamond, Gdbrsa anplAeo
Mosaic, RIrly aal Pearl ana GarneeEnd n earl
Pins Eaf Rihssi Finger Rings. &c.
d II Bea9tltaf patserns Of new styleRBSilycf
nj Geld ana Silver Speetactes, Oh ffEt al
sigiIts. PALMER & OVEN
EsCbrRef Nj Main and FourtlE street.,
Sfntenl4er '57-Efg Gincf n rSIis af9o.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10

DURE WINES AND EIQUORS-6cF
e medicinal purposes, Tor sale by
]. 81 ROGERS. /.
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City BOOB sToREEI
III IA

HAFILLIAM ii. NAkII M
YETOuLD respect ntlYiaform thk eazhs 81
w Charleston and sHrfoun1in & country.
shat he has Just received and is nov opening q
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VINO II Inns riRRngEs AsD l lagi
Garriapa ManufacfnTY

SaIA4sA5S 4SAaAAn4c1S
tTNIIE subscriber wEb6id inform te 7ens
il of nhbrIeslon and KanasyIsa Oily,
that liz hass opened b Shop. anjthe AgagaS Sta
b4e, Bs.Ik Street, ba4k of the CoUrs lHb5Se,
where ~ II pteparsd y maaAfaclTTsi a a
sdperl n altkiRds et
CARRIAGES AND BUQ IEs.
Hayinpss worked IL the ieSt shan M the
Esstet1scfEts te has no doubt blf fhat bis.
work ahGr Mitl@giye perfect SIM facl Ion.
He iSafSo preBpa red to repair atIskinds Of
eartiapss ia Trim them in the. latsA sixlet
lie uses none lbfa tbe+bes! ssasoAs ilnber
it'll builAinE caffageS aid flnishes MASH
speriolI y miner. #7b ssaSl
He his 4lso al Blatksanih Saap easnleeted
with iii @stahliishapent, in wlichssi w5otk
tlettlehN Fil be esec'tted in the lesa,saianiier.
New nittriages and hnegies leptoJsliafdsfor
sag; ii en- tfn eXeha nge lgr oltl8pIss
3 SIMON BgI1kE.
cbaa san ogto1ef ! ls5t+ty sHH
AtiEs ERADFoRD 3
No. CD a4spr-saF EEr. sEeoNp 4 II fEAhL,
!. 4 llScENNA1f.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10

Y. BsLL Daguerrean Gallery IS At No 10
west Etfh Street Cihpinhaf AT per
sons wishing Cincinnati thiiss winter
should nat faii to call o. tl4is artist.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
. Convention of the Friends of the
KanaWka River improvement.

NT& ~ 3 ~ N 4 ~
EaHaWka RiFef improvement.
A Convention of persons and parties
interested IN the improvements of the Nav.
igation Of Kanawhaa Rivery will be hclt
ID the City DC Richmond on Tuesday, the
9TH day Of December next, 1857.
a full attendance Of parties is earnestly
requested, as matters of much Importance
tb the development oftle KahaWha Val
10y will be considered.
REFrsER, HAIEs& CO..
GRO. JEFrMEs.
Agent Win. MI M. Co,
Tligs. u. BRoUS.
Prest. Coal River Navigation COL,
CLEMESr SaITn,
PRIEST. Of the Va. Canned G. CO.,
5oHN D.. VAsHoRs,
Agt. Of the Western IN. II NJ. Co,
PETER LAND.
Ags Of the Mt Carbon n. Co.,
4. H. PEsSKMAE,
Agt. ofthe Coal River & Kan AZ Co.,
and Others.
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PeRrRA1r PaISflSG.-Ia ailothe e cols
umn may be found bic eatrd Ct Mr.
MAReUs ANNEs, who is nov III this
place, engaged painting. PP~optHfaM aad
ieacliiag drawing Tie has just finished
come very fine portraits, alhoig which Is
lile-like portrait of Rev. Dr, Brown,
tie execution d. which wAs think viii
compare faifofaB5g with the work Of The
NEST celebrated artists. Mr. "a desifsees
OR citizens Y give him \ call and As
Lis work.
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aprEoN tMk ROY fRIkfs.
IolIE TfIAEfs ct; HALEts 70; aHAETERs s
Tfan Gf<the L0ttffy.i

Tie Numbers fr,bbmsi to 3J.eb0i cprrespone
ding " tlrihbSA III anderson The Tickets prifl-
tetl4In srpafate lips pf paper, ATE HtIcircled
wfiHh SmAlt tin tB5ts \ Ifkplhetl III One wheel.
tTAe first a62 PfIzeA, sisnilarlg rinted and
eH8ifcleI., 80 &c paced in anhtlie | R~iIrel.
Tie wheels are them reyolyed, and a mum
be8rfiSarpMn from th9 wIEerlo OF Numbers, and
atftlte same tinlea Prize is3dfdWI fFoAi the 9TH
tlfffWA heel. Ihe Number and Prize drawn out
are n OPENED ana eShibhsdttoIthe hudiAenee, and
retE ;atraa by The Commissioners ythe PGize
heirg plbced against the Number dra wn -
This operation ~is-IHepeated nn.ika b the Pr zes
eeHtfTawn out.
Approximation ifrizes.-4Te THO piece.
ding and tbdtwo SUCCEEDING Nam$eTs tothose
draNing The first I Frizes vi b4 entitled TO
he GS ApproSppaFlorI Prizes. For Example:
il 4 iakei No-if25D dhaNs the Seq,0 O. Prize,
thes4 Ticke.s numbered lI24S, | II 4p. liz Is
fi252, wfIi cauElbt Untitled To S22i il Tick
ell No. 1913 ataNs tie 81 ,0G0E Pfizs. these
Tickets ~nuanberel 548, 5f9, 55t, 552; will
each be entitledstb 3S.4G0, and so Oh 4 esotdfng
to The ab1vet sehemess I
T'ha $500 PfIz4s oGS Civil beE ~Htermiaed
bg,tha last iitsltrrelu the NninIicE lttpt draws
the s 3e, e0dfEPrizeI FIR example. the Num-
bsr craving the $40, ll0 Prize ENDS with No.
d, ,ilea alf The 9Ii4kdts, where q14 number
ends Hi /, VIII lid er4lile,t ~ S4d.3 Ii The
Nanlbel esd with B, then ain dteI Tickets
where theN uinbest eras III Nv j entitled
% $.0 and soon TO Q
Csf9ficate s or packages will hd Sptd at1he
,fdllqNing rates, II shieAistbe risb
Gt9Ttifcale of paTr7ikase 4jidkets, $50
/s3 q IA 10 hdtf#EfNEf 20
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10
W GooDS
jacob GosHoRN.

Has Just feceised a large stoekoF
Spring and Suramer GOODS
}fssaeESlich he invites the attention Of bByefs.
tlfEwonld mcte ~psFtieulsflY call attention d.
histsiock of
SUMNER CLOTHING,
superior in qnantiiy. quality and style 10 any.
hing ever Fonght to sChpriestou; also 81.
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Srhpnl Nafitt.

Srh6bl Notice.
MISS RUrrNrR's Scftoot VIII BE re-
almed on MONDAY the 16Ah inst.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-10

~RA StDck of 49,
SILK AND SOFT HATS,
K Bonnets, Straw & Panama
4 Hats, MantiIIs. shoes, I'd.
All Of which vii be sold cheap for lash, Or
I'd prompt six mons customers.
Charleston. Apriz3 1871 x215iu
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Next door to the GpsheTn House!
Chnrlest.as November IS, 1856;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-24
Connecticut Elcclion


H . s... election Ia '..a."'. names.
.. '' D.Hn u.s.', ,."r.--ia. Re-
.Hl N.'''" Americans, prevailed
..... majority. They elected turi'
Governor, ID -.Hl maNr.'y NJ both House,
.. .' legislature, AMI Two ou,ot four
N ..' .. '.''r.''.
I..l ..''. two members Cd Congress Is a
matter "'-' OBJ Pee r.s0'.'i. We certainly
,.'.. n... H.. .a'..r.n-.1 We can setin the
nose iI.'.', Hui Chem b. .' H'ml-t insali.r,
"t. Republican. o. ta' other New Eng
.anl states, a,..r tar other five States had
-r.a chem ac.ar ticket Or irc.dom, 10
Hrs b. a.u.i anil a.'.gursd by the elec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-24

very leading democrat from Maine, that he
was, by nature and halii, incapable Of so HOJic
a deed.
Did he call around him the democrats
Of Maine who have ever stood frm and true
in the defense and practical illustration OF
the principle. OF their party, 80 far even as
they were then represented at the capital,
and express to them such patriotic aspia-
tions anl motives, and then enter upon a
course Of conduct 10 demonstrate their sim
certify? Not all On the contrary he
spent the days aud nights OF thrcc weeks,
closctcd, now with one, now with another,
now with one clique then with another, ar
ranging a rc-arrangins, a prime mover in
the scenes which involved the good name Of
Maine in still deeper disgrace than that in
which black rcpublicani.m bad already sunk
it, and all for what2 ja'i 70 proride, 50 far
as in hi' po,rer 10 diroi u, such a disposition
ofoGaal patronage IN Maine as 'rouH SECURE
has 0irR tEiurr advancement.
This was we'll understood at the time
by those IN Washington, and now is well
understood by all " leading men in the dem
ocraiic party" in the State, And t. all
these mon, the proposition pat forth by his
own organ, that q" Mr.. Clifford has not only
mcri,cd tho confidence which all were 20
ready to rcposn in him IN but has COM
mcudcl himself to a still higher regard with
the Democracy Of Maine and Of the Union"
must appear as destitute Of truth as it is Of
r,,lr.tv "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-24
Adjournment of the Legislature.

The Legislature adjourned iinslly, on Fri.
day last, after session OF lOl day,-onc
day more tan thc session Of last year. The
number Of act, which have been passed, and
received the approval Of the Governor, is
lsy resolves, ll3.
In addition 10 the ordinary legislative
matter, which come up each year. Ihc duty
Of selecting two United States Senators,
and thc revision Of the whole civil code OF
the State, has dc,olycI upon ,lis l.cgisa-
turc. II will DO seen by this that 10 order
20 finish up their business in 80 short time,
the members have applied themselves faith
fully and diligently to the wo.k before
thcm, and have wasted little time IN ode
debate. Whli it is true there have been
few long speeches, the character Of the leg
islation OF the past session, will show that
all the business whi,h has been acted upon
has bccn thoroughly examined and fully
understood. There are few cHcresccnces TO
be trimmed OIL by future legislative action.
Tho principal measures which have been
acted On have boon heretofore noticed in our
columns. We shall in short time issue
an extra containing all the public acts
thus superccdins the necessity Of further
notice at this time. Tho impression now
exists that they have done their work
speedily, and an examination Of the laws
will convince the public that they have done
it well.