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Springs,
GrconVille District.
;;;t TIE Subscribers having purchased -:
Eli. that well known AMI long established IL
Summer Resort, Chicks Springs,

within ln miles Of Grcrnvi!l.' have ,,,.t The
premises III The mos, th"r",i:.!, rc:.,r Th"y are
determined {" spar: 10 efforts Ia max" liz.
SfElNGS all that can l.c desired. whether /"
tn" invalid seeking hcalil .h"-. in que; nt
pleasure"
The saubr"'ls and invi:,ora,img uu,Ii,.S OF
these waters havin" been we'll known To the
travelling public for the las; twenty Years. it j.
deemed unnecessary (" enter intn detail: h.,
any further information or reference will h..
carefully furnished upon application to either n
the propriet"rs.
The HOTEL will be open for the reception -"
visitors OH the 1st of June and will be KEEP,
open during the season.
Ii gives H. pleasure I" add that the former
proprici"rs, Ill" M"ssrs. CHICK will SPEND ,Irir
summer at The Springs, and will be glad to sec
their many friends there.
j. Il. llENERY.
i. TAI.BTHD,
j. BURSEY
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fo"fthncr In Icihnt--.tn incident
that occurred in Philadelphia, in ls:;T, It's
rrlaialcl 10y the lir>s, is :" y"o.l an Illus.
ti;,'iun of the value ut confidence in money
rs III aii other matters, tina, it may well b..
repeated. An elderly French gentleman.
having ten thousand dollars Which he had
loaned TO Il merchant, on simple interest,
WAS varic-stluyll like others, and c,,lcI
upon his debtor and politely demanded
payment. "Dl., certainly" said the mcr.
Chant, turning TO his book -kecrcr, draw Il
check in favor of Mr.. Crancau for ten thou
sand dollars" The Frcnchman louk,al
surprised, and, with some cagcrncsS, s,L ::
" Have you got the money ;,l.a = ter
tainiy," said the merchant, "and ready To
pay it" "\l'a-vcry wcll-dat is ali right ::
if you have dc moncy no want linn: hut
you no have dc money, NE want him bal -
and he bowed himself out, leaving the
money with the merchant. Cumi.,nt j,
unnecessary.
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James y. I.!.I"ll rin's !:trys e'''"
w iIEl'E\S, ih. Plaintiff did on the thirty.
~ n;S' day OF uri"l"r. Si6, file his. ,lcclora
l"n against thc D't'nant. who (as il is suiIi il
absent ir"il and w'i"ut the limits Of hi, State
ANA mas ht''''"r WI" nm nrl'rm"y known Within
III" >anc, mi'"n wir"'m copy "f th. said tlec,a-
rnt"n might l"' served, H. is tl,crclnr. u, ,d.r.II
that the SAID Defendant Il" appear and plead 10
the SAID ''"r!nra'iu;,. ..:.,r the irst ,lny,of
November. V h:''i. w.; Ia III the year Of our Lord
l.'.nt"'n Hundred n;.l 'i;, seven. otherwise r.
nn' ANA :'h>""" lnl.mrn, will then be- given and
awarded n-ain>, h;im.
MATTHEW N, DONAlD,c CT.
Clerks p::;..", Get. ~. l-.,. ... ~
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U"EAN'S TRghSj,REa

1h' r,"t speaks "I "'ll" 'l,rl, uut,rlru
vhn, rl,h anl countless Treasure, liz hidden
tl,"r'. never I" com" Ia I'll" ligh' Il ,lav till
the sca shall "ivr up its dead. Who can
estimate the amount Of wrai,l, that has
.,pn" down 1" the coral groves Of old ocean
in sinking ships! Who can count the
doubIuuiis, aud dollars, aud other shining
coins and "'cs >,rown all alon. on its briny
bed: The topaz, the emerald, the diamond
that glittcr"'l on the haml Of beauty, are
tlrrc. Navics, which oulnunlLcr those Of
all nations OH the face of the globe are
there going to decay. The precious dust u,
millions oil husbands, fathers, sons and
brothcrs-thousands OF wives, mothers,
dauS htcrs and sisters, min"Ie with the Sl;mv
mud, or bright cleaning sar,i<, ut the bot
tom Of the great deep. .Ah, who can tell
aU the treasures of the sea. When il shall
give up at, what display there will be OF
gorgeous wealth ! what mayriiccnce and
splcn'lor Of jewels anal precious things cl
earth , GrS--tlic dan k unt;ttlulu,d c:,y,.;
of ocean" are full of treasures. If men
could Only SGT ut these caves, what a STRIFE
there would be for old oceans possessions.
What rivalry, what Labor what toll what
endurance, what suffering would not meu
submit To, ii they could only visit these
caves ANIL carry oil the loads Of valuable
plumber! But ocean keeps Il jealous guard
over them. NJ on" can break in there au,l
steal. The covcous eye will never have :,
glimpse, ever, OF the treasures that have
been rapidly accommodating for ages OHre
H.uach
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s. D. d n. W. SMITH.
VI NIuuin"tru,i 81
Molodcons. Organ Molodcons,
| -
Pedal Sub .nasa
III n It IN @ IN T II nI s.
5l1 Washington Street,
BOSTON
Pedal Sub. Bass IIarmoniuns,

VII. attention al t'l"r.>iu"n Committees
L S"l,o''is, l.',,!.">. N".. invited 10 IT,. new
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later from NI.arasua.
NEw York, Friday. March

New YoRK, Friday, March 90.
The steamship Tennessee, with
dates from Greytown to the It'll inst
and AspintvalI to the 10th, arrived
here today ,., H.. 4. 4, It : 81
Walkers position was unchanged,
but he still holds Rivas. Tho allies
remain at San George. Walker had
attacked the latter place at two diff
ferent times, but was unsuccessful.
The failure of Lockbridge's attack
on Castillo is attributed to the COW.
ardice of Colonel Titus, who subse,
quently went over to Rivas. ~
The allies made two attacks upon
Walkers position, on the 4th OF
March, but were repulsed. t
The British steamer Clyde arrived
at Aspinwall on the 9Th instant,
bringing thirty deserters from Wal
ker. s.. :sa~... ~ - E, :s;-- "a E>ssse
The insurgent Vivapco and the
revolutionary party were making but
little progress, owing TO a counter
at Pura. Vivanco was
planning an attack ON Truxillo. !:
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Small.POI-Tatsint Agents.

Virginia employs. two Agents for the
distributioa:of vaccine matter through
cut the State, free Of costs. sone Of these
Agents; resides in Richmond, and gets
a salary of $500 per annum, the other
Agent resides in Lewisburg, and gets
$500 per anppm. Tie, duties Of these
Agents are tofurnish every citizen Of the
State, who applIss for itby mail other
wise, with genuine Vaccine matter, and
directions Aog to-use il. q, Z a.
= For die last two weeks there have been
and are now, intKis county, several cases
of varioloid and small pox. and our phy4
sieians and citizens have applied4to the
State Agents for genuine vaccine mat
ter, . and have received fem thesesAgents
vaccine ..matttrybut not genuine vaccine
matter, as IS proven. by its effects in vac
cination. Why is this?' = Is = !.
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.nThC Sauth,"'.

RoGKR a, PFroRsEsq, for last four
years the principal editor ofttat able
: journal, Gle Richmond Enqafrer, having
withdrawn rom that paper. proposes to
pnbEish new Journal in the city of Rich
amo+a, lsee his peesheocgs in another
column with the abdye.ssi significant tide.
Mr.. PkfoRisa zealousfEiqma Of the South
and. as our.readers. are aware, an abb
and enthusiastic advocate. OF, Democrat
ic; State Rights principles. His anle-
zceaents give assurance that.he will fur
nish a paper. Of rare ability aad5 interest.
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Wh5 will yoa Suffer. Z

-RReafthe testimony Of d.. II. r. LEONARD,
Druggis., faxytte 6. H., Ala. Jan. IS, rSs J.
::s.{Dear Sr--::TI6ofand's Germa Bitters have
dane wonIersyin this section. A youth, a son
offG. ii. hnbbert, Esq, oGthis country. haze
befn for Seieral months under the care Of ogI
best paa ttinnr rs witbo:t t,reliefl and the case
rip rted doubtful, qnd The young ma n al
though scarcely ablesio get shout, eommenc ed
win the =Bitters. He found so mach RELIEF
ftom the first bottle be Continued 10 lake
until a con plete cure was effected. HE is
now perfectl ywelI and stout" =
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Cincinnati Market.
FRIDAY, March &c

=. =. - :. : a.. FRIDAY, March 20.
Flour-rhe receipts are. large
again. - The sales were 80 brls. al
So, 12; 100 do. choice at $5,tS; 80 do
extra. delivered, at $5-S5; 800 do.
delivered at Rising Sun, al $500;
200 do, choice, at S., %; lido. al
S. 20; l21 10. at$g, Ia; and 200do,
at the depot, at S.. Il IA - :
Whisky-The market was dultto
day, and the prices declined &c. ;lsales
LOO brls. from river, railroads and
wagons, at 23fe., and 400 do. high
proof 224c,, closing dnll.. "-7.,..".
Provisions-The is noginprove.
ment in the general feeling in the
mark ct heretofore noticed The de-
mand continues quite limited; But as
agenefal thing, holders seem unwa.
ingto make any importantconcessfons
in order to effect sales. There are
very few orderSin the market. The
only transac tons we heard of were
$50 brls: mess pork at S21 so; G, 900
pieces of ham,in bulk, at. Zoe, and
so hhds. bacon sides at11e. / 90
Sugar-The market is firm. with a
pretty good demand: sales of145 hhds
lair to choice 11@l14c: .4~ :
Cotfee-The market is firm, with
a good demand in the re guIar way;
sales Of $50 bags *atE11@l1fc:, the
Molasses-A sale 100 brls. ESQ.,
Market dull. with a limited demand
a5WhGat1-Sales of 1900 bushel:
prime red at 'S1;fG and 800 do. al
S1.09. There lisa, modeTase request
for. red ats1 ,09@1, 10, and for white
at 81, 14@1.15. + ~. 81 a. j.,
+Corn--A.sale Of 500basiscls at SOC
The market remains frm, with gooc
demand. j. + j. -
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TINE Commo Rwesth Of Virginia. to the
II sheriff Of Boone County greeting: We
command you that you summon The Virgin
ia Cdnnel Coal Company if they be found in
yourbaiIiwick to appear before the Judge Of
our Circuit Court, for the county Of Boone, &C
rules held in the Clerks Office there f. on the
first Monday in March next to answer William
NJ. Peyton Of plea Of debt l000.-damages
$1,000. 49,
And have then there this writ Witness
Joel E. Stollihgs, Clerk Of our said Court, at
The Court House of said county, the 18th day
of February, 1857 in the slst year of tie Com
monwealth.
MeComas & Newman pq.
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New Publications.

THE BoRoEk RoyER, by EmmersoH
Bennett popular work, wah tie
above title. has just Aeep issued from the
press of that enterPrising Publisher, 7.
: B. Peterson, of Philadelphia, in two COM
plete large duodeefmo volumes, neatly
bound, atahe pri i Of sl.z@H is repre-.
scented as onssof9he gifted authors best
productions, and viii be sure TO delight
all readers Who were pleased with the
h'PrairieF Flower, !" and Clara MoFelaiidd, IS
to which i may be considered eompan-
ion. Copies Of the work will be sent to
any part Of. tie United States, flee Of
postage, on renting the pFieekto the
publisher, in letter. tf-Nas - +
V1vIA. TIE SEcREroF Power, by Mrs.
Z. D. E. n. Southworth The above, is
the tide Of a new work, byils gifted au-
thoress, To paka:its appeaFance from, the
press Off. b. Peterson, of Philadefphia.
on, the l4th instant, Those who have
been favored VIII view Of the proof
5sheets, say that in "Viviaf' the authoress
hasexcelled herself, high as she has stood
for striking originality, beauty Of tconcep.
lion, and strength ana vivfdness, Of delin-
cation "A c6fho Of the work, in two
eatIy-bound -rolames, ean, be obtained
freeZof postage; by Femihtiog 81. tQ Mr.
Peterson, ortomplote ig one large volume
Cloth, for $l,25. vi
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sTRAY.EID.

CEvENTEEN head of cattle which have
y been in the rangeall summer. Theymay
have been driven or strayed off withother rat.
tie. Theyare supposed to be on the head Of
Eighteen Mil Creek or on the Poca river. -
They are two and three year old. Ny mark is
crop offthe right ear and hole in the left
ear, Some Of them are not in my mark, being
cattle which were bought, marks not remem-
bered.
who will bring them to my farm or keep them
until can get them. Any information oil
there wherea bouts will be thankfully received
TH0S. FIFE. y
Buffalo, Putnam Co., Va, Feb. 1885.
n.0tf a,
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tGoep ApvreE.-lf you desire the blessings
o. health at all seasons, adopt asypur family
n1edicIne---oatter's Spa nsh Mixture. :. Its
eficacioits &C 10 on the blood and lis tenden--
ey 10, drive all hapors to the surface, and
tlferebyrid tbe,syztem Or tfem, give it a claim
ID public patronage With no o.her patcft
4net 1ifl& nov e&tant, o. ererlope to cnjoY.
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CITY BOOK STORE,
GALLIPOLIS.. OHIO =.

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w attention OF country Merchants! 2 each.
aeES and ctherseto his extensive and well Sc
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Books, Stationery Of all kinds. Blank Books.
&C.. 60 (which he is prepared to sell, whole
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Y His long, experience in the busine IS enables
hint purchase very low and he can afford to
sell al eY -a,ly. reduced prices. i
Particular attention given to orders for
Books Cor public or private Libraries. 4s
Blank Deeds, Mortgages &C., constantly on
hand. So RS. aif Fsn47 y
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COMMUNICATED.
PH6lishet Of the Kanapha Valley Sto

fF5lithet Of the Ranag4a Valley Star /.
+ MAJ. Andrew Parks having declar-
ed himself a candidate for the Office Of
Commonwealth Attorney orKanawha
county. you win please withdraw my
name. The "grapes'. may be "uery high, .
yet being under many, personal o5iiga-
ions to Maj A. ParksI would not have
the Office upon any terms, if he desires it.
Respectfully.
FoHE 4. W5RTH
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce n.
FITZHU6H as a candidate TO represent
this county in the mex: Legislature: Of
Virginia. -. =
Els. Kanamda TuHey Star: ~ II
Matthew Dunbar Esq. having resigned
his Office ofCommonswealth' Attorney
for-the County Of Kauawha, at~tbe last
term' Of the County Court: you, are re
quested to announce me as a candidate
for that Office; IN. : -" .-.
r. r.. h -, ANDREW PARKS. :
March 10Th, 1851 -
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J., Eanawha Rifer IMPROVEMENT.

We publish to-day the proceedings Of
a meeting held in the court. house, on
the 18th inst. The meeting WIS well a.
tended. and we are gratified to 4ealn.+ that
the committee appointed to procure con-
tributions have, So far, succeeded very,
MelIH -.- - i - ~ -, "
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!. In another column may be found an
advertisement of WM. II. NASH, of Gal
lipolis. Ho keeps -corsta,ts:ll on hand
a fine assortment Of Books, Stationery,
&c. Persons wishing articles in his liae
will find in ID 55iieirzilieesest 10 give t14I1f+
Il call. Remember the City Eook Store,
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80 4 p + - I Il
VIRGINIA, SS.--At Rules held in The
clerks Office Of the circuit court 81
Putnam cornty in the month Of March
1857.
5 Ro. Mitchell and James Mitchell, merchants
and partners trading under the frm Of Robf.
Mitchell & Son, against Hill q. Tribe. ii
debt upon judgmect for the sums $sf.i7
damage 800 The object Of this suit being 70
recover the sum aforesaid With the interest
and costs Of suit, and il appearing by sfida,
Wit fled that the above named defendant Hi
9. Tx.ble Is fon resident Of The common
wealth of Virginia, tits ordered that lie do
appear here within one moi ID after due pub
licatlon Of this order, and do what IL neees-
sary to protect his interests he premises,
4 cony leslie.
20 4 HARVEY GA,
Parks & Hoge SOL So Is s.
Maro4 >, 1851, Nv 81 ss z
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tDREPA RToRY to going to the Tatern
i markets for our Spring and Summer Stock
OF Dry Goods, we offer TO sell for cash our
sock of F,il Gaods at Cost. Our stock consists
for Ladies, Of Marines, Cishmetes, De LainS
Shawls CloakS, TaImas, Collars, UndeEsleeve
Ribbons, Trimmings, Hosiery of all kinds,
Gloves, Shoes aud Boots. FopGentleuien. Over
coa IS, Vests, Pants. Marine, Cotton and Flan-
mel Undershirts, Drawers, Waterproof Boots,
heavy Shoes. Hats, Caps, Buck Gloves &c. &c.
Give Us call. and you will find your expecta-
tons realized. III - *
- ...> H. W. GOODWIN, L co.
February, End, 1857. ~.-.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

81 An ARRAY occurred, last Wednesday,
on Fields Greek, in this. county, in
which one man was severely stabbed with
a. knife, and another shot dead. We
have been unable to learn the particulars.
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Mercer Academy,

CHARLESTON, KAN.AWHA Co., Va
THIS institntiofeWiH be opened on
MONDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1856. The ses-
sion will continue without interruption to
July 10, 1857. &<
The course Of instruction embraces the
Latin. Greek. and French Languages the
elements of German, and the higher Math-
ematics. together with the usual branches
Of thorough practical English educa-
ton.
The Principal desires to build up here
a permanent School Of a high order and
pledges himself to employ, if needed at
any time, well qualified and faithful as
sistants, TO aid him in the discharge Of his
duties.
RATEsoF TUITION.
Ordinary English Branches, perl 600
session of Ten months, Wy
Classical Department, 5.1f = $50
= GJ-Pupils received at any time, and
charged from the time Of admission 10 the
end Of the session.
BEFor any further information, or for
admission Of pupils, apply either person.,
ally or by letter, to
: +. ;: WIN. c. CLAYTON,
Nov. II, 1855. Principal.
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: ~. KAN A w IA
= B a * IL r. Y,
Confectionery & Grocery,
Main Street. 9TH door below the Lower
..~ Ferry, Charleston, "a.

DEING fully .acqoan ID with the b'kiOg
- business. in all lis var Gus btan:he no
ph.ns will b. Spared9o Tehder,. satisiactroR to
t lie most fdStid'ouS taste, 49,. /
Cakes, Pastry, &c. &c. for Wedding
\ f;*ta Pm4iks,
made on theAshorte1T not &c. Fresh Freed,
Pasl.ry &c, Every Gay: -Four by the-who!!e-
50 e and retail
Having 6nstand a fun suPp'Y of G Ioc' ries,
Twill sill as Cheap as the cheapest, tr cash.
GoIntry produce, &c, taken in exchange fer
Doors, at the market pr.ce, ortash Will be
ni2y2 ST >. GEORGE WAIT.
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Look Here!

+ AN receiving a Fresh Supply Of
/ Drugs, medicines, Paints, Oils, Vine
do7 Glass, Dye-Stufis, ;Eht and other
Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c.
With every variety of. useful notions
that gre sold by Druggist generally and
all tie popular Patent medicines of the
day. / viii sell cheap for cash. aad war
rant you a pure article Physicians
Prescriptions and orders promptly at
tended to at the Charless5T Drag Store.
v2n35, -s+4 j.. II. 3H0GFRS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

, The Rev. Mr.. Bogge, Presiding Elder
of the NJ Z. Church, South, forth dis
ztrict, viii preach at the Court House on
Thursday night next, at early candle
Lighting. - J. y.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
WALL PAPERI WALL PApER!t

TINE undersig ned has just received large,
i and well SELECTED sock of Wall Papsr,
cur'ain Paper, and Borders. direct from man
utacturers, which he Us enabfedto SELL whole
sale OF retail. at forrest cincinnati prizes.
The $ rex comprises all The late spring styles
at prices ranging from 10 t. 80 cents per bolt.
Call ard examinebefGre purchasing 81. ewEere.
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= We are pleased to annnqce the arriral,
from Culpeper c. H:5s Va, Of .WM.- RAN
poLpH MpRRELL, Esq. Mr.. NJ. was for
merly conaected with this paper, as most
Of our. read ersare aware, aud intends TO
again connect himself With il. ~ .
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-MARRIED.

-z-At CuIpeperC. II. Va, on the Eth inst,
by Rey. Joh Cole, pr. JOHN n. BtFFING.
fDN, of Gnyandorle, and Miss, MARIA
FARLEY, daughter of lie late John Tbornp
sen, Esq. of Gu psrerC6.. Va.
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EDWARD c. STOLE,
w AT g HIM a x e. r
fSi1verSnaith,

Front Street, Opposite Goshorn House,
i. CHARLESTON. VA.
Repairs Watches and Jewelry, at the shortes.
possible Notice, md Will guarantee his work
for twelve months. = Fs.~~..-.-.@ =
fffealso repairs Iewelry in the very best and
nsDst tstan tai manner. -
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Jesse Walton Z m 1 .4t4Talllz 4 W. /, Maddy,
=. Master --Es k-zzsszsE==ssz=E. Clerk.~a=-
r EAVES Charleston every Monday, We'd
- neSday and FrdayStE Every Monday makes
a Tip teaPomeEoy. Connects with the Mari
eta and Cincinnati Packets Mon lay and
Fnday evenings at Gallipo.is and Pr Pleasant