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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

AT A SPECIAL NESTING OF METAMORA HOSE
"A Company, No ~ held At their carriage house Thurs
day evening June VI 1851 the following preamble and
luions ADOPTED
whereas the dispensaiion Of allxise Providence the
members OF this mpsny called OF
Mr. Joseph Iayior an honorary member, VINO has been
suddenly taken frm midst and from useful
life In the full vgor OF manhood and sensitive
ly feel the loss have sustained be therefore,
Resolved That the cecea-d, by the of Kindness
shown us in companys infancy add hi. erseen.
qualities has endeared himself ALI aud
depore his loss nsoed BY Il u the will OF
Hn,l who doe h all things we'll
Resolved, That respect the memory ho
deceased we will attend bs funeral In body and that tho
house Vt he company be trap-d In mourning
the usual badge % mourning for thirty days
Resolved That the preamble and resolu pub
lsf ed In the new Herald Sunday Mercury and New
York Leader and copJ of The be transmitted " tho
family OF The deceased q. IA. AuITAKsR,
II. 4. ". ABkLL,
= CDNKLINu.
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Coroaers, Onice.

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE -Dougass y. HE'D, young man
about 20 years OF are committed suicide his lodgings,
No $40 sisth avenue. Wednesday night by .uangug
himself with his suspcnders. The deceased appeared
we'll educated and respectable young man, who emi.
grated this country from England about year ago.
He unfortunate In not obtaining situation aud be-
coming responding In spirits he determined TO relieve
himself of the misery which seemed 10 cling him
clo-ely Accordingly be swallowed large dose Of auds
nu finding that the draught did not prove fatal he
stransled himself with hts suspcnders and IN that
ton be discovered by the inmates Of the house yes
~ deceased to-day. Reid was graduate OF Cambridge
College England and Is, understand, very highly coz
neoted IN London, where bis friends and relatives viii be
panied 10 hear the account Of bis sad demise.
rorrD srrrocsrxD " A BoAr.-An inquest was held
upon the body sailor attached 10 the brig Ergo named
Joseph Ferno who found spnocs,ed the ya~ boa.
Of the above named eslerdsy morning Deceased,
appears became intoxicated wednesday night while
with Of bis friends, hs return 10 the
vessel be lay down In the bottom OF the boat and su
the above facts deceased twenty two years Of age,
and was native Of England.
Tousp DsowNrD.-rbe body Of an unknown msu was
fonnd drowned at the sectional dock of Seventeenth
street East river yesterday. The body taken 70 Belle
ave feet inches higbbad black hair and sandy
vhiskers.
An inquest was also held a the foot OF Leroy street.
upon the body Of unknown man. who appeared 70 have
been drowned bot few hours. The body removed
IN the dead house at Bellevue Hospital where all persons
Interested can have an opportunity Of Identifying IT,
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LIT OF Americans registered at the banking office OF the
American European Express and Exchange Company, Pa
RIG, from May IA to Nay 2s, 1851
j. A. Middleton, Jo,n ColvfD J. s. Lawry f. c. Han J. NJ
Fske and lady r. Flska lady, Dr. Noderno O. h tuck
G Dr. Hudson T Beach and LADY srs
G VANDERBILT ", u; Allen H. g o'Aun. u Rsynor, " s.
sHasiiaes P y %Sndoa, y u Wood, Rev b caaaiass,
A: smith Mrs Lambert PEI. and family ssFdSsr
TlerSn EafT Ene Psy p99 Kendall s1;s
asans p4e2 John TSra.epd h.al ..a
Pips1s " D. n Gidainss Rev ). ?. Ia5ssh ana i.dy.
w Ign4Hs.: 3 $?T!sIs; New c CARAT
rwa@sy. John E csandcr Mass f. ksin II p Leland
sssSes F s. : ksT .s and f lssn s:
ar aud LADY Gems and nephew Psnnssyana; O. A. Pegram,
dass ana war. and 4 J. ssach r GcRingan
Miller, W. wiswen, Jr., W. H. Davis Ohio; C. specs,
The Columbia South Carolian learns from gentleman
who has the letter that President Buchanan has
dered the post Of Ambassador TO Russia - Hon. F. W.
Pckeni, Of South Carolina, and this in the most pp
men,ary terms. Whether Col Pckens will accept is not
known
steamship Louisiana, near Galveston, Texas leaves n
| widow in Springfield Mass.
F. W Cullen, of Aksnsas, has been appointed purser
| In The United States navy.
Col A. Cummings Of Nj. sour Hon c. J. Faulkner, of
Virginia. Capt l. NJ ough, L. s " John A. Scar
ing, n. y, arc in Washington.
ARRIVALS.
Rein or lady NJ, BOamsn aud lady. l. FNrch1d isdy
I s8 Msls Lennon s-s Mr. Mas Foor Carr
Psss NJ an4a NJ r. cSs1sa t
s1ler A y. nciyaiae, ". wnbsr, Mr. Lennon msit.er
asS x'Fs n, ss.D4 f. spsI hl si
Sssyer NJ IsoTP,oS M ay o. E,sre Mr. noSe
j. and ay So b. h1d s S' M wsrd p0 Mr. & De
ssss i'm auS.ssi aTf :3a &r Hssss. 'f e.
% S sS,o PAJ NJ o g.Drn W eg ' Mr.
ger Meye sss Rs9i sch Bonsise Yrs Kirsch sni
M o,m is'-r as.srs scS sernbsry. Aifsr Holman
Shlaeses Meyer and W.T., Re, Mr. sSie MISS So:.s NJ
ses,rs Dey Ag7-rS Costrd Ey.ns and wife, N-ssrs Dry
Charles sarnss FAehn SON s.rvsni Hraser.mh and
daughter, sl.. ldssils Roth Gu-nAt Ms. Bo ssr Mss
sssTsSs ' NAn' - N NE '''''' '"'n ~ " me
From Rlcbmo 4 IN the ssam'hp Ismesowp-J WILDER,
brown ynq Jones, " Allison We q D.yeria,. NJ.
Soole Culver I've Rev D y,rrs Sui s. Mrs Lam sod
chit. Jam V rte land y Bass Russell ard 40 rhh
yi. ofnsns and Children Mes ElioI D. co;h.aas
sa ie ssG ' a ard and ar s'
iSxrrnss Vie ana iaay Dr. ana Mss Srsy Mi.. E,nsf
@ ard es sSs0 an. sSa cs NJ sss a
ply Beverly Mis-. FranTlin, Yrs wshsaa Miss raai
f ass sG1 ssa and sfsar Us
f fs. Sa Mr. g. Mr. Plat s,s john sSss
sn ksq sessrs herer las prs'n JnrstaL Jaoy.r'
Ionsmsn Denhau, Jscsson Beeen, Ben Lisre Tinmns,
Fl Tys:Dn ss .sr f SS
I'm. Brsdshaw Far, Neal sro-n seruine, Artoni Abe..
ssissv conard Kern, cossr rrsss asreeri ssscro.s,
cG s sS. o. LIZ s.UGeH ;
jour. N.hr5 Kelly srs T6sh Dr Ny erA.ch Ir lewis ~
lady and Two chldreo-s5d i9s 10 the Storage
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other room, about Mise whiskers hs sd Il
appeared 70 him thai the side whskers heavier on
the man he married than On the body have NOT the
slightest recollection ~ 70 the day; II was After the first
examination Of Rv. Mr. AArvne he did not speak very
positively think this was On hoaday.
Cross examned-I should think the whiske1 under the
chin Of the corpse about the length Of the little dnger
on the sides Of the face they very aAor they seemed
70 have been dyed black Mr. Aarvne said that the posi-
ton and dress might make difference daguer-
reosype shown would hardly recognise this Dr..
Burdes picture not told IT. looks different from what
the body did when kaw Il; his whiskers were longer
under the chin than here represented and the side Of
the face they regular and than here
there wa an old gentleman, physician, present at the
time auo think he was IN earnest convers san with Mr.
Asrvpe; Mr. Marvne said he noticed the man he married
very particularly from the fact that he stood about foot
In ont Of the BRIDE and did not TO take much in-
terest in the ceremonythat he did not him kiss his
Wife but the said she them kiss in the hall
Mr. Joseph Beardsey teller OF the Bank OF North Anne
RIGA, called TO identify the signature OF Mrs. Cunning
ham, to the release by comparison with other pagers He
ter titled that be believed the signatures all the
presented him 10 be the The signature might be
initiated deceive him. did not think the signature
TO the afioavit the same rs that 10 the release.
Mr.. George Serey cashier OF the Metropolitan Bank
called for the purpose the former witness He
considered the signature 10 the release the same that
OF Il. A Cunningham TO the other papers produced.
Adjourned TO 10 O'Clock to-day.
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Fort OF New York, june II. 1857.
CLEARED
Ship Middesex. ParTualee, Liverpooi-Tapecot6 Co.
Bark overland ODD stellmann Bremen-stanton Ru-
Bark Richard, Awes Belize-Dnl Kroei
Bark MaIm,on ssl'er; New orlesns-k Brigham
Bark Kslhl-en tBr), Dinsdaie, 81 MArya Ga-McAuln,
Brg T Norcross, COMBS Turks IslAnds-MecaH Dun
s Angelina nsnSsr AF sas Tssry f'sn ns
Brig Enter rhe, Grindle; wlm'ngtonH Rrookmsn Co.
schr John Boston, Iaro ssvsnnehgscranon TslImsn
schr Webster, Bennett, Charsston-scrAnton Tall
schr A DsRosset, Brewster, wllmingon-Dolner Pot
scbr Pocomcks' Munro washington-B osson 4 Son.
scsr Kossuth. Gols5, Psr,.moa!hrs lewis 4 Co.
seSr Village Be aUss PedrS New HaSsnSsasr
s ssT p .S% Chase seaa sYd Co
Steamer I psswar Re- cG gs, fhsdepAa
AkuvED.
p s'-smshp Canada mad r, Lang iverpoo NAY 3D. 3. SO
OUTSIDE SS sDSx al Of s
May ST. at AM passed steamship Europa from Boston for
Nay
Southampton and bremen; ast lat 40 g. lon Is ship
& sim @ f
g = ship s. s. .a~ m JSSo for
Phlsaephia same tine saw Portuguese brig syene bound
steamship jamestown Parrish Richmond. &c. with mdse
Ship Marquette tof Themastor) Watts, Liverpool Ma,
OIL Cape Sable spoke schr ESSEX, Marshall from belfast
Ship John Bright Cutiug Liverpool, May O. With: mdss
and passengers TO Williams Gaion Is at anchor az Qua
ship Old England Cof Bath. Desnc, Cardiff. May 1. with
Brig Grensaa Gibbs Messtaa April Is with fruit to Howes
Ue On for ns S sn z sPns sap S9ng Nav
Brig james Gray (of kewoury port, PluIner Rotterdam
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ANOTHER 1TEs TO rBx ExPE~sRs or rHE SEyr.
sorK WsR-We are happy 10 that Broone
bss succeeded IN obtaining The approval and Adoption by
The War Department Of all his indian var service with an
order ecer 10 muster the uoops In and out OF the
United states service Of the date they were mustered
In and out BY the STATE tbs hres the liability Of the
United states 10 foo, the bill Of the late Seminole war
witch, we sprehspd win no, fall short OF s3oopco-
ToEahosu Se,tts<i, jun q
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TrREMoNr HOUSE, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIXTH
avenue and vorietb street opposite Orvssl Palace
Gentlemen and families Gan make desirable arrange
mepts for The Transient u ~ day U~rs
night
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ADVERTISEMENN RENEWED EVERY DAY.
HlvTEg.a.

7 AFARGE HoUsE BROADWAY OPPOSITE posp
- street Js and beautiful FIRST class hotel located
The most pleasant pst Of Broad say is continued on The
American plap without advance price Terms ~ ~ per
day The patronage Of the puhc respectfully collected
EDWIN n. STONE Proprieior
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alRIPIBR IaFRLGIGsACE

roKK-THIs DAT
y RISES eve IL "a
~ HIGH wArKR. morn IL Az
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DENTIBTRY.

M r.. D. aRlrriR - ARD ~ Susrop MhsM
~ Rrsohlyr sseYtipa beautiful minerAl leee - -
approved sancsphcs plses Win o. sisoui MssSs1 1 ~
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vNuNrrarRy-pR n a DURKfN, CANAL STREET,
~ neas varict loH No ia asw So invite. attention 70
- a. asrwss beaumbns asni DR. ~szino pvsvssasv
sf ~~ts -~~st>~sfs
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Personal Intelligence.

LIT of americans registered at the banking office Of the
American European Express and Exchange Company, Pa
ris from May IA TO Nay 2s, 1857
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Robert job ,sope counsellor sta~ was called and ,es
sDed that three times al No 81 Bond street during
the inquest: COW sreed with Rev Mr. Narvine went
INTO The room where the murder had been oommiued
Rrv Mr. Harvipe peaking the subject, asked Mr. Mar
vine N be had made any record Of the marriage he said
GOT asked Tim n he identified Dr. Burde the person
be married said that he had not but that hn recoec
Don was very imperfect the subject, somcthng Ike
that be said that Coroner ConDcry had wished h 70
swear that was the be married; he knew
BY his manner; but he knev The nature OF an
,.ih ~ well the Coroner; he then stated
Nnhsi he had not seen Mr.. Eckel; that he did not
a. whether be would be able 10 identity Mr. bckel or
act be also stated be had a In the next roo
uho would be able 10 recognise Dr. Burde about tas
nrns went into the where the corpse was lying,
ana n ink be uncovered the corpse vas Uncovered NJ
IN evsnt he there spoke Of difcuy OF being able
" deuufv the CORPSE account Of the position, being
ssuaped In the coffin be tad the man be bad ma'red ap-
r-sred 10 BE- q heavier than the corpse but ~ ~a
tncu, 10 reoo, 1Ee dead body you had seen in
tie. aske4 him " he could recall auy Of The features;
he eeered N he IN BILE 70 designate any difference be
,wecn tho features of the and Of The he bad
narrsd be poned 70 proise on The face and said That
nus III make d,narenc he then referred particularly
u the uhiskerr. I Nnk ] drew out the
uars, By something sad prVviOary 10 The
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- Q.oseaon u MRS. Cunningham's Marriage
- Dv. Durasn-Hsr Application for Lettsrs
- AAmanastr.tsss upon the DocsSr's Estate
-Rsb.ssinx Tsstin,ony or the Doctors Blood
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DR REED DENTIST HAS REMOVED SIX DOORa
~ from his former locality 70 isS THIRD AvenuT corner o.
Eisheeu street this large and extensive ess llshmen,
N ladies' OF gentlemen requir
Ing the services Of experienced donust
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no THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

We have received the following letter from one Of o
first physicians who has just returned from tour
Europe
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
! PURIFY THE BLOOD.
M o flats Life Pills
, II 49, AND \ i
PHOENIX BITTERS.
y Free from oil Mineral Poisons.


THE great popularity which Moffat',
i Life Pills andPhpnix Bitters have at
taided, in consequence Of the extraordi
nary cures effected by their use, render:
it unnecessary for the proprietor to ente,
intoFa particular analysis OF the medica
virtues or properties. Having been more
than twenty years before the public, and
having the united testimony of moro than
Three Millions Of persons who have been
restored to The enjoyment Of perfect health
by them, it is believed that their reputa.
ton as the best vegetable medicine now
before the public, admits of no dispute,
In almost every city and village in the
United States, there are many who arc
ready to testify to their efficacy in reno
wing disease; and giving to the whole sys-
tenn renewed vigor and health.
In cases Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scuryey
or Eruptions of the skin, the operation Of
the Life Medicines is truly astounding
often removing. in few days, every YES
tige Of these loathsome diseases, BY their
purifying effects on the blood. Fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia, soon yield to thei,
curative properties, No family should be
without them, as by their timely use much
suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM b. MorrAr, III,
D., New York, and for sale by ].
> " DIR. Z. L. H0OFF, "
Vln5oyl il Buffalo, Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
y THE
KANAwHA VALLEY STAR
is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, Ar
CHARLESTON, KANAwHA COUNTY, VA

CHARLESTON, kANAWHAC OUNTY, VA.
II is Democratic In Politics,
And is devoted to News, Agriculture, Com,
merce, PublicImproyemeuts Education, Arts.
Science, &C., &c.
This paper, although in its second year,
has been declared the Democratic organ Of
TWO SENATORIAL DissRicTs, namely: the 44th
and 18th, embracing the counties Of Kan
awha, Putnam, Boone, Logan, Wyoming, Ma
son, Jackson, Writ. Cabell and Wayne. And
iii has been highly complimented by the
Press and able Statesmen throughout the1en.
tire State. II
In addition TO our experience in conducting
weekly newspapers, we have secured the ser
vices Of a class Of contributors, who are a
sufficient guarantee that the 6 Kanawha
Valley Starr cannot be else than welcome
visitor to all who have favored us with their
patronage. haste matter and purity Of style
will be studied by Us, lin short, wesintend to
publish i HIGH TONED AND piGxifIED NEWS
rAPER. m
+ We5hare already very respectable patro-
mage, and by strict adherence 20 theprincirles
of our party. hope to merit a large increase,
from the citizens of Western Virginia.
No labor will be spared to keep our readers
up with the times, in all items Of news, which
may be considered OF general interest, The
ddNdhldsSs ~ "a udlt! iHdtil dpnIOUce In
the town, and the, Eastefn and Western ex
changes, afford great facilities for obtaining o
knowledge Of all passing events, which are
daily occuring. -
,TERMs Tive Dollars year, in advance
II not paid within 60Idays after the receipt Of
FIRST paper, Two Dollars and Fifty cents vii
invariably be charged.
Money for subscription, addressed to the
publisher, (registeEedS may be mailed at our
1isk...- IyNO. RUMBLE, PuRIIsnER.
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WARD, WALLER & CONE,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Hardware,
6n.,o. NJ ! L i

Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Hardware.
Corner Market and Second Streets,
PORTSMOUTH, o.,
HAVE now on hand one Of the largest
Ill and best selected stocks Of HARD
WARE, and which, in point Of price and
quality. for cheapness far surpass any
goods ever in this market.
Our Foreign Goods wc import direct
from England. and all American Goods
we receive direct from the manufactnr.
ers, which enables us to cQenete with
any Eastern or Western JobbE., g
We also have connected with our
house an Iron House for the sale Of all
sizes Bar, Band, Hoop, Small Round and
Square Iron.
n We have also in store, and for sale, I.
$50 doz. Shovels, y
go " WheelbaFrows,
Is = Spades, I
SO I. Mattocka IA
/ SO 2 Picks.
500 boxes Glass.
all Of the best manufacture. Il \,
May I, 1856, v1ndtf.
= a T. ~ =
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LandI nandif LandsI

lE0n ACRES Of LAND N Mason
DUU county, Va. on the Kanawha
2 z II miles from IT. mouth. and On
me darleston and Pt. Pleasant turn.
gi plead. 100 acres: Of IMPROVED
! LAND. with 9 comfortable
mouse :, an t-buildings. besides several
small mi yements 81 from 10 to 60
acres. I'M md IL admirably adapted
70 the produc. Of tobacco, small gram,
ana grass, anu y, Artions Of It good com
land; ana VII g sd oil together. Of q
rates. "A general wssantea deed mi IL 4.
made. Address the sSscr;bsr z, ~. a.
falo. Putnam county, Y Gor 4 GRA la,'
DeerGeld, Augusta count n
GEO. Woman
June 10, v2n1lm3.
Rockingham Register copy suon,h.
and send account TO this office. 4'ns
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
WILLIAM SMIYlI,
Saddle and Harness Maker,
BUFFALo. "a.

WOULD inform his friends and III
" / public generally that he still con-
tinues to manufacture every description
ofwork in his line in the best manner
and ct as low prices As can be purchased
in Western Virginia. .'.1' t..s
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, he respectfully asks y
continuance Of the Same. s
Juno II. 1856 v2nlOtf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
G0sHORN HOUSE.
ChrIeston, Kanawha.

DAVID GoSHoRN informs his friends
" and the public generally, that he has
rebuilt at his old stand. nearly opposite
the Court House, and is prepared to ac-
commodate all who may favor him with
a call, in way that will please the most
fastidious. His Bar is supplied with the
finest Champagne, Claret and Madeira
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDIES;
Old Bourbon and Common wv HISKlES;
and fine CIGARS, dc.
April %, 1856. n3tf
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Carters spanish Mixture

The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN
Not a Particle Of Mercury IN IT.
An tinfallible remedy for Scrofula, King,
Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutane.
Gus Eruptions, Pimples or Postules on
the Face, Blotches, Boils, Ague and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworn
or letter, ScaM Head. Enlargement
and Pain Of tho Bones and Joints, Sal,
Rheum, Stubborn, Ulcers, Syphi!itic
Disorders, and An diseases arising from
an injudicious use Of Mercury, I'M
prudence in Life, or Impurity Of the
Blood.
This great alternative Medicine and
Purifier Of the Blood is now used by
thousands Of grateful patients from all
parts of the United States, who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest of all medicines, CAR
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism. Scrofula, Eruptions
on the Skin, Liver Disease, FeYers, u
GERS, OldSores, Affection Of the Kidneys.
Diseases Of the Throat, Female Com
plants. Pains and Aching Of the Bones
and Joints, are speedily quito flight by
using this inestimable remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing
has yet been found to compare with it.
1t cleanses the System Of all impurities,
acts gently and efficiently ON. the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion,
gives tone to the stomach, makes the
Skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfeebled by disease or bro
ken down by the excuses Of youth to its
pristine vigor and strength.
For the DISEASE or FEMALES It is pecu-
liarly applicable, and whereverit has be-
come known is regularly prescribed with
the happiest effects. It inyigorates the
weak and debiliated. and imparts elasti-
city to the worn-oit frame, clears the
skin, and leaves the patient fresh and
healthy; single bottle Of this inestin,a-
bic remedy is worth all the so-called Sar-
saparillas in existence.
The large number ofcertificates which
We have received from persons from an
parts of the United States, sis the best
evidence that there is no humbug about
it. The Press, hotel keepers, magis.
trates, physicians. and public men. well
known to the community, all add their
testimony to the wonderful effect Of this
this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. II
Gall on the Agent and get an Almanac,
and read the details Of astonishing cures
performed BY CARRIERS SPANISH
~ Y
MIXTURE. IN MOST CASES WHERE EVERY
Thing ELSE HAD sfcNALLY FAILED. The
limits Of an advertisement will not admit
their full insertion. b $3.50
.WM. 9. BEERS & CO., Proprietor.
Richmond, Va.
To whom an orders must Be IA ressad
For sale by DRUGGISTS and Conntry
Merchants IL All parts of the Ubited
States and the Canadas. and By
en-. PITRAT, &
WrA Buffalo. va.
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some wag took a drunken fellow.
placed, him in > cefin, with the lid
left so that he could raise it, placed
him ina graveyard, and waited to see
the effect. After q short time the
fumes Of the liquor left him, and his
position being rarher confne |, he sat
upright, and, after looking around,
exclaimed: swell, I'm the first that's
:riz /! Or else I'm confoundedly bella
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A new kind Of telegraph has been sug-
gested-namely, to place line Of women
At tho distance Of. fifty PAGES from each
other, and then commit to the first the
news to DO translated, as profound Sc!
cret. Its confidently thought that thcre
would be greater dispatch secured by
such . plan than by any telegraph now
in operation. We don't pretend TO say
how It would work through.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
Tailoring | TailorineIl

N, Is. FRY would acLnowied,. s., u
thanks 10 the citizens 81 Rnsss,s nis
vicinity, for past fayors, and would inia,e .nd
public generally that he is ready 10 a,tars e ).
All business in bis line Cutting ana M. Iu Y
Of Men and Boys Clothing, Of eyery "a; aug
also Of Ladies' Skirts and Cloaks. All -. |;
in the best and most fashionab styles - sss
shortest possible notice, It his old stand. :.
AAAosH $500. VIM
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
Notice.

HEREBY notify all persons against buyn,
1 oStrading foranote given By me 10 Wa
der. Brokaw & Child, for the sum Of seven,
dollars; dated Gallipolis, Ohio, May %. fs;f,
and payable the ist, Move nber. 1856, as / shall
refuse to pay the same.
RICHARD SHELL. u
Buffalo. Va, September, Is. 1870,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17

= ~An exchange paper says that the
girls lin some parts Of Pennsylvania
are SO hard up Tor husbands that they
sometimes take upfwith printers and
lawyers. We wish. the F Kanawha
girls would get hard up. ~