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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

We should have referred to the pros
psctus CT this able Republican sheet last
week. but in the multiplicity of matters
claiming our attention we forgot this one.
We unhesitatingly recommend the siourpal
to all vino want On able and reliable State
paper. It is mnch better suite,i 20 their
wants and interests than the \. Y. Tribune,
which. with its overgrown patronage
wields entirely too much iuhuence in the
Republican party for its COOL. The Jurn-
&! being 4 State paper. il which State pol
icy. a. we'll as National, is ably discussed.
should be taken by every Republican who
wants another besides the county paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
mr. a n r T - D

On Wednesday, Dec. 23d. by joseph PmliTs'
Eso'r., Mr. WILLIAM ANDERSON and Miss ELIZA
BETH JACKSON, all Of Knox, STRIKE Couh'y' ild'
Gin sweet communion ialy they I've,
And blessing each receive,
a happy blessing that may last,
Until their days earth are rast' 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
Elnfinnali Markets.

Owinglto the miserable mail f~aciliieI
between this place and Cincinnati, ans
the stopping of tile Virginia Bell ,
our latest adsices flom Cincinnati ar o
the 23rd inst. The report quotes wbeai
firm Red at 9ocGs White atS Go
Ito. The advance III wheat during Id
week, was 2oc y bu. W. NOTICE dlat
the Reporter attributes the rise to she
.lgk receipts. We do notbelieve 4 word
Of it. The receipts from THE river { is
true, arc somewhat DECREASED OWN 70
the low stage Of tile river; but everyday
who has noticed the. CINCINNATI mai IS,
Tint he loo ieater III IKE Ohio ser
has alspays 1qd. teudfacy 10 sd. aate
and depress Tie Cafaciaaati market. fhe
reason for this is because more rain
comes into the city via railroads and
canals, than can. Be sent OH at reaspable.
We are not disposed to ayise
our farmers as b Tie dispositiohthey
should make ogg their wheat, nor . We
wish to be understood as believing that
wheat viii still adFance IL price, btwe
do advise them not 10 be nisled i the
hired reporters Of cay papers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
OBITUARY.

Dun, on Saturday, the l9tIEo E ptenber
iii Charleston Kanawha, Va, at Il Residence
Of her Fothef3n-ta John L. Mley, Esq,
Miss .JosEPHISs NJ. FRIKSD, til Youngest
daughter Of Capt, Thomas r, III "a, in the
.20th year4of herkage,
The lingering nature Of disease
ef. which Miss Friend die apprised
her of the certainty DC hei Pproaeh-
ing end. And fer months lore her
departure she was preparit 70 meet
her God. And though shasea Gods
Word diligently, and had direction
and counsel Of Il kind Chrin friend,
vet it was only d few weeksevioas to
her death, that she found pea in beliey-
ing. and rejoiced in the preset Of eter-
nal life. I
It was the privilege Of the tier Of this
liltle sketch, to be called % ! bedside,
to direct her to the Lamb God who
taketh away the sin. Of the Md He
SAW her 4 weeping penitent ING at thFe
foot Of the Gloss, beggingof pardon
and pleading for mercy; a1o g also wit
messed the trembling tear joy as il
glistened III herleye, as she oked up TO
heaven and exclaimed tdo believe
Christ has heard mel alaot afraid 70
die now
From that time, that beade became
i privileged spot, guide the verge
III Heaven. THE dark blds Of dis
pair and grief gave place the bright
beams Of the Sun of RiEeousness.9
And though her agoniss y now most
intense, her joy and peace abiding.
ItIas never been myfoneto behold
such bodily suffering miuEd with such
heavenly consolation. times her
eo~untenance was radiant th hope and
10y, and her tongue elosht to talk Of
Heaven and speak the Uses Of HIM
who now Twas fasirer thFen thousand
and altogether lovely
Her sick reom was daily resort
Eforher Christian friendssd other com
panious, who were ret shgers TO that
bower which s~ustainedkr, and made
death no longer The III Of terrors, ,
Fbut only the tempest war to wait
her soul % the shoresf everlasting
peace!
None went away wilt hearing OF
Christ, and Witnessing power Of re-
lliQion. And we trust i the lessons
which went forth from dying cham
Hber, will tell sfayorably 4 eternal des-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

While II G~allipolis. 4 few days since,
We were shown through tHe new steam
tannery Of JoNEs q BLIeKLE. which i
the most extensive and complete estab-
lishment Of the kind We ever wished
The tanluefy is situated in the lower end
II town, ii the large building erected, !
few years since. for 9 papermiIl, They
are already doing q heavy business, aud
are prepared 70 supply all orders fiji any
description Ct leather, and At city prices.
They also pay the highest cash price for
hides and tan bark.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

During q recent Wilt to Wheeling,
and during the session Jof tile Fea.
eral Count, il was onr good fortune Il
stop 1T the AheIture II ouse, MI Iel
the control and superintendent u
that clever fellow, Metcalf. We
Jared s%rmptuously, and candor
pelssus to say that this house is
Ii d first class hotel, and is worthy
the PATRONAGE of.the public.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
Look Here!

AN receiving a Fresh supply of
w. " Drugs, medicines, Paints, oils. Wine
Do Glass, Dye tutfs Paint and other
brushes. PerfumeFy. Fancy Articles, he.
Isflth every variety Of useful notions
tisat,are soid BY Druggist generally and
AZ the popular Patent mediciHes Of The
gay ! Will sell cheap for cash, and war;
rant you alpure article. Physicians.
Prescriptions and orders nromntfv y.
tended to at the Charleston Drug S3ors
yXn35. j. III ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

ExeELLEHT AppLEs-Throug the Pc
likeness of MrTuoaAs HrREroRD. we
Have been favored with a box of the lar
gest and best apples We haveaeyer seen
They arc from the orchard 'of DR.. HEkE-
FORD, of Red House, Putnam county,
who has 4 fine lot Of the same for sale,
also A great variety Of other choice fruit.
# you want really good apples Pr pure
cider. send your orders to Df. H.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
L al NEW ROUND NOTE BOOK.
THE PRAIRIE VOCALIST

BYfGlBsON 4 FESSENDRN.
This work is received with greatlfavor, and
is no@ the only1music book used by several 81
the most scientific and successful western
Teachers Of mpsie in the Schools Ifiinder their
care. Its the same size, and is pp blished III
the same superior style with thelEttSacfed Me-
lodeon." !
Copies sfof examination will be isent95y mail,
post paid, for sixty cents.
Either may BE- had through the BOOKSELLERS
or Of the Publishers, II
MOORE, WILSTACH, KEYS7& Co,
v3nf9 6W Is West Fourth-st, Cincinnati.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
TO THE PURIIc.

ANDREW PARKS Of Kanawha eonnty
and JAMES W. H0GE, of Putnam connty
ha~yihgentered into partnership, as Attorne,s
and Counselofs at Law, under the sfyfe ~
PARKS &HQGE, for the counties Of Mason
Putnam; wilattend all the county, uunr-
verify and circuit colTtsin those counties. md
Will attend promptly TO all business which
MAY be entrusted to them. apbertain;ng -
their profession. PARKS 4 unGS "
H ian. l., 1855 =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

aKArAWHA YALLEE, is tle parne 81
Capt. NALTox new boaf, &c supply tthe
place ofthe aAurilla Wood n tile IA
nawha and GalIipolis trade, and NJ learn
from tie mate, Mr.. s.. MoRRIs, that she
was to have raised steam last Saturday
at Wheeling, for tic purpose of trying
lhcr machinery. We hope to see Her very
soon at this place.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
Il Hnmar

CHAHLESTON, Kanawka, va,
Ills convenient hotel has been re- fitted
~ and extensively enlasged. Itisthe on
iYitavem IN North Charleston. No expense
aas peen spatsd fotthe accommodation Of eaests.
hhelL abb T all times, is supplied with
clous BAR ROOM with the Choicest Iiorer,
and S~egaTs-Freneh, Pale and Peach Bfandirs.
jamaica Rem, Holland Gin, Domestic and
Foreign Wines; Old Rye bourbon. Monongas
ia md Common Whiskey.
Gpod Stabllngs we'll supplied with com and
hay! ia. SNTDFP 4 Eo eAa
Jape %, 1857. ms
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

The eagle Hotel BafboulvilIe,
keptbY Mr.. WM,.=sMERRIr, IS one1f the
bestpublic houses in this section His
house is large and convenient, an, he is
untiring ii his .exertions I'll ple3e his
customers. Give him 4 daalf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
Alastar FRAN, .Niss;es;na; ssas tI.a

Aletter from Mississippi sizes that
officers are rapidly recruiting len FIJI
Walkers army, destined for Naragua.
Col. Slater, Of New Orleans, doing
the fnanciefiihg and talking foGeneral
Walker, who expects 10 eavtarly in
November.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

Wen5tice By 4 late number Of le So,
lnoma Comfy California Jouraf, that
lPnIL1P r. T~HoMFseR, Esq, folrrly Of
Kanawha county Va, i the Dsocfatie
candidate for Recorder in Sonomtounty.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

Nj. Bkows, Of the dagperreotype boat
XLCR, Is now at Buffalo with his boat.
His specimens are Ysryy fine. AN Am
brotype Of Che new and beautiful Pres
ybyierian Church, taken by him and pre-
sented u us. is very good. We advise
our Buffalo friends u give MI III call
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

EuFe ClQErs &4I5W FIT
AL, kinds Of County Produce, such as
DriedHFruit, Beans, Feathers, Rags Beeswax,
Ginsang, Butter, Eggs, etc. taken Hi highest
market prices in exchange forAG roceties;
IL Strangers visiting GaTlipolis a~rt-cSrdir
ally invited to call and examine our stock,
before purchasing elsewhere. Prizes asfIoW
as the 10 west, and terms Cash.
e. e. A. HENEING.
Gallipollss Ohio. MayIq. 1871 4yI e&l HI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
WnrTTNa SeHooI.-G. D. Hans ri

WnrTINa SeHooI.--G y. Hans viii
open ! i riting sohobl fer sauag ladies,
,9as liz residence Of JAMES NErIus, on
TUESDAY. g9tk instant, Hours from 2
to4Pss mil Terms Of tuition, per course
81 sixteen lessons. including stationery,
"a. Rapils entering before the sixth
lesson cah receive full benefit Of the
course.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

The UnitedsStates Court for ths West
ern District of Virginia, Judge Book
ESBaounn presiding, met ~ this place
s4or he 22d, Al large number Of civil
eases was disposed Of, among them some
of considerable importance.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

SALE on Coat L~AsDs.-MrssWM D.
7 An sold, last week. u Messrs, HUS-
TaR 4 sEDpEs, Of Eastern Virginia, three
tracts Of camel coal land, situated ~
Big Coal river. below Peytona, fof tbe
sum Of twenty-eight thousand dollars.
These lands abOundfn large quantities
lof4yers superior camel and splint coal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

NGhG1a1ne Shor

Machine Shop
TIME subscriber, being fully prepared to FIJI
IL all orders in his line with dis 3atch. 81
the best materials and workmanship, low fol
cash. VIII
ALL CASTINGS of Iron and Brass, used
i'm Salt making. Also in the coal business
ear wheels Or III different sizes and patterns
for wood OF iron rails.
SAVIOR GRIST MILLS-Cranks 6 udee-
ons, srindlds, Shafss, Pulleys, Spur aud Bevsl
Cog Work.
STEAM ENGINES of superior strength,
from 5 10 20 horse mower.
House GEateS and Stoves for coal.
MACHINERY Of all kinds repaired, with
brass east BIZ wrought iron.
R.F u. PUTNET, u
Kanawha Sallnes, Avg. Is, 1857.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

Wepublish, ia-aaothersaolamn. an Ell.
tended account Of the sinking Of tho Cal
~ifornia craftsmanship Central Amer
lea" to thc4exclusion Of our usual "a
riety Of reading matter.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

FIRE.--A fire occurred last Friday,
about 2 O'Clock, p. al. at Cologne, Ma
son county. which totally destroyed Mr..
DANIEL LEAcn' ) large dwellingzh house
and the blacksmith shop Of MriF. QuRs
TELL. The fife originated il the black
smith shop.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

The Ohio river has risen two feet dus
ring the last week, and The KanaWha
riyef.hss swelled six inches. Boats are
. running on both the Ohio and Ka-
nawha rivers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

BALrlMoRE OrsTER DEpor, WnEE-
Itka VA, a BHss, AeESr-This is.
the best place this side Of The Allegha-
mics ID get good oysters. By sending
your orders Is the agency, at Wheeling,
Won are sure d besupplied With choice
article. 10
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

VlaersIA BELLE. We learn that
this boat Has been sold, for tie sum of
90, 700, and has been taken to White
i ,;yer
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

Remember thatSBALI, No9 10 West
Fifth Street, Cincinnati, takes fine Ike
aesses, al very low prices. Give him g
CALI when YOU visit the .Queen Cty.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
5495 Prizes amounting to 5000
IIctE TICKETS sla; H4LyFs s. auARTERs s.
Plan of taIG LDttfFry,

The Nfirsllers from Ito sc, 600. correspon,
ding withthose Numbers on the Tickets prin.
ted on separate slips af paper, are encirrled
with small tin tubes and placed n one wheel
The first 262 PIizesS similarly rrintea and
ehcirele1, are placed III another Wheel.
The wheels are then reRolyed, and a MN.
Der is drawn. from the wheelo Numbers, and
atthe same time a Priztt is drawn from the 9th
ct wheel. The Number and Pfizs4raWfn out
are opened and exhibited 10 the audience, and
registered by tie Commissioners the Prize
heing placed against the Number drawn
This operation is repeateduntiisaI the Prizes
are drawn out. X
Approximation PFizes.--The two prece-
ding and the W Succeeding Numbers tothose
dra wing the first II Prizes will be entitled ID
The 68. Approximation Prizes. For example |;
if Ticket No. 1880 diawS the SEQ, 900 Prize,
those Tickets numbered lf248, li.49, 1921,
llg52, will each be entitled 10 S225. Tic Tick.
Ell No. $50 draws the So 1000 P1ize, those
Tickets numbered SIS, $40, 55le 552, viii
.each be entitled to $500, and soon according
to the above scheme.
The 1900 Prizes ofGSl0 WILDE determined
bg the last figure of the Number that draws
the $4,000 Prize. Fbf example if the Num-
beF9draWng the S60.0I0 Prize ends with No,
|, then all the Tickets, where the number
ends ind, will be entitled to $40. If the
Number end witi.2sS then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in 2 will lie entitled.
10 e and SO on to Q Ill
Certificates of packages wilf.be sold al the
b 1fosving rates, which Is the risk:
Certificate Of patkagesofI 10 whole tickets, $50
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

During The last week we noticed
"a large number Of movers IL The West
passing through this place.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

Nearly ali the banks IF Pennsylvania
and Rhode Island ere reported % pc
closed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
Tie .sAmericah House, GalIipoIl

Tie ssAmeFican House, GaIiipoIlss
has always been considered the best
hotel IN the place but l. has greatly ipE
creased il public favor since Il has been
under the management Of IFS present pro
prietor. Mr.. JANIS 3. RIcnARpsoS. 4
Is an excellent house.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

DEAD.-Mr. wv N. SHAHRocKs, tin
aid coppcrsmith, formerly ~ This place,
died in Missouri, on tile 9th September,
of consumption.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
NEW SYSTEM or NOTATION,
Designed for The use Of Churches, Singing
Societies and Acadelniesi
-. - -.

t pWGlelISS. anu .A~CauelHleSg
BY "a. S.. HAYDEN. H
Two reasons will chiefly accoh at for the
great success of this volume:
5First-Tfhe Character Of the Wnfk. iii
presentstasnew and greatly improved system
of notltEcn. In it much Tint is ~afstretse and
difficult in3this2delightful science is SO SIN
plified Aatnonths are made equal to years
in Uncommon Way of learning tile practice
ofIM usIeal Art q fact sufficiently proven BY
the attestatians of scores or teachers and per-
formers, who have tested1he system, aad gig-
eIathe work its gteat popularity and tonstaatfy
increasing sale
Seconf-The Quality and Style Pflthe Aa-
sic ms d new pieces, destined w please as
long as music lasts. may be found pm its pa
ges, and also many of the old and griet laelo
dies,l haliowed from associated rec9gleetlons Of
sanctuary d~eIigikts, and far more welcome TO
the heart of the Wersbiperthan n1sn d frequent
III substituted fJr them.
The publishers may add, that tls meehanli
cal exeG1to n of4ha work Is saper atogeth-
er ID the majority af Eastern MusieRo sks, and
the pridemneh lower. III
COPIES sent. ta Teachers bymaifs fdrS75 CTS
For Ten Dollars a dozen capies wBIse sent
By mail pre- paii. II persons who are unable
to find thdFdBook at the Bookstores in their
neIghb3rhood.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
JAMEs WISE,
ReS4dent DSht1st,
I~CHARLESTON. yA


CHARLESTON, VA
osFIcE n boon BELOW JACOB eosHoks,s srosr
win ghetat4fof any Mother,
From lie fisning Miss, tostIe Great Grand
Oh from thE pratthg boy to the agedadslt,
- And feels confident, from sixteen
fTfT years experience III his ProfesS
l4IIY sionsto be enabled to render sal
isfactioR ID any that may require his! services
In the tfeatment of the various diseases tina,
the Teeth and jaws are liable to-and if the
Teeth, those useful organs, cannot be reIiev..
ed IF painIby al jadicioUs treatment Of their
nerves, &e.s and subsequently effectuafy
ipIngged, apd have tobe removed, his method
of Extracting is certainly easier. safer, and
much less force applied and pain inafctedthsa
.by the aseof Che key8or Forceps.
AnF5pIctaL rErrH.
He has avaiied himself of all the late I'M
pt9vemenS in tHs manufactures and inserting
those useful and sefyiceable. appendices to
our couifott and appearance. from one to an
entire set, ION either Gold, Platinum, Silver,
ioF Gptta Purcha, or on a very recent mode 81
ngs ddnominhted Cheoplasty and which.
when we'll excited, restores the face 10 its
natutal cqntour.
DISEASES oFsTHE kxTnum.
Persons~ frequently labor under a disease Of
this sinus fur a length OF lime Without know
ing thecapseloftheir suffering. 1t Is charac-
terizsd byIa very fetid and frequently copIobs
Discharge PfyeTy acrid matter froin The nostrilf
of the affefIedI side, and before this discharge
takes plaSs, violent pains IN The cheek and
temple, extending up to tie top OF the head,
with a feeling Oh depression and dependency,
with many other peculiar symptoms which
cannot liz DESCRIBED in a mere Circular
Persons thus AFFLICTED, should apply for re-
lief at on4e, fJH the disease c~ontinnesMntil
the destractionE fportiors Of the bone BY the
pressure NC theEenclpsed fluid, or by The Sc
paratfon. $f the mucous membTane ard per-
eostum, Hy ulceration, a cure is much more
tedious, aud d healthy action in the parss
much more difieult to establish.
August So, ,5F, Y3nl8rf.
Blacksmitni1,s in Gallipolss
THE ubdersigne would remind their ac.
IL quaIntaHces and friends in Kama ha,
and the pubic, thatthey still carry on
in all Its Farfphs branches, al 1.-THE old stand Of
James HroWR, on LocuSt-streef, near the
Court Hpuse. Gall!polis, where they have
constantly ontlRad a general assortment or
allkWaso FARMING IMPLEMENTS. They.
also lntetld Keeping cDxhaHd, ready for sale
WA9ORs, CARTS, DRAYs, &C.,
the best and latest styles af workmanship.
HORSE SHOEING Will receive particulaI
attentieh and all kinds of repairing done,
upon. tha shoitest possible notice.
BeingfpTepared to furnish any article in
theirdipE on short notice and on good Terms
they resRectfhlly ask passers TO give them q
call. BROWN u MdGLURG.
GaIIipplis, August Is, ISL, y~3niSm3.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

The new Touring mill Of RAND, KuHN
u WILkINsoScommence grinding wheat
last Friday. She runs well
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

MI. HIcxoS, ire former clerk & the|
Virginia Belle will accept our thanks
foE late papers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
KANAWHA VALLEY

STRONG MrEDED WoMEN. NANCY
Pitcher, Rhebe Varney, Rogetta Al XII
and certain other ladies' and gentlemen of
Erie county New York, have issued i
circular calling a convention ofths friends
Of human progress for the a4 a5 and "a
lnst, Nancy fftcher and her associates
slase thss8 ulelT OBJECT IS TO gain a true
khoWieuga q the nature and attributes of
man; his duty ~ the present anlahls des-.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
OPENING OF SPRING Ann sUMMrp
&00D8a
u: w. GOODWIN & &C.
am street, Opposite KnnaWha House,

LEITE EELTHNHC y A0 -LAOU40m
CHARLESTON VA,
Are now ID feceipt OF their Spring and sum
meL stock whiehhss heen selected will care
n lqe Eastern markets. We iRsjfe an exam
nation from our towH and country friends-
assuring them that we feel gratifea for
taYofs and ask a continuation oftheir patfo-
mage: 0nr stock comprises:
Day GpoDs DEPARrmESr.
Ladies' fne dress goods. tffn1mings. 4 :
undersleevess collars. ribbons, silk, h5siery.
gloves booteesi shoes, slippers, Sc, 10 whish
pafticuiariy we invite attention, eng selected
VIII care for thismafket. Gentlemen will de
well by examining our stock Of cIothine cloths.
Ec9ssfmeres, boots shoes hats. caps. shifts.
collars, &C &c; our stock is large.
GRocERf DER3RrMKNT.
Cfusnet, refined and N. @. sugars, black
AUD green teas, Rio and Java, coffee, preserree.
PICKLES, canned fruits spices, skt.. Bacon.
nails, &c.
Country Produce received IN exchsaee
and cash paid if required. y2nsetf
~
THIS Institution viii commence H. So,
enth Scholastic Year on the ffst Mon.
day 6f September next.
CHARLES i. MENAGER, a. NJ. Raa bee,
elected Principak
A competent Female Assistant has been &C.
cured p take charge Of the Female Depart
nlent-
me lsfqis are lie same Is heretofore ri.
Trustees cpn6dentiy recommend The Acadenv
~ me patronage D Fthe public
Z EARLY Pies. Board Trnsteess
LII. 4. azsnELL. Secretary. July 4s ssa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
THE -COMMONWEALTH Oh VI.

TO THE SHERIFF. or KA&AWHA COUNTY, GREEFr.a.
yEFE command yoH that you summon TIE
wv Coal River and KanawhaH Mining and
Mannfa cturing Company, ifYthey BE- found ID
ygRr Eailiwfck, to appear before the Judge Of
our Circuit Court fortthe Countyo oil KanaMha,
at Rules to be Kdd ID the Clerks Office tEele4
Of on the FIRST Monday in September NEXT To
answer james SkereE, who sues FOR the use Vi
The Western Mining nd Manufacturing Com
pany of a plea of debt fof $6T 50-dalnage
S25. And have thea there this writ. Wit
ness, Alexandek w. Quarter, Clerk 81 our
sad ccurt, At tie court house of said co4auty,
the 9Th day Of August, 1881, in the g2ndEyear
Of our foundation.