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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-21
DAILY DISPATCH
FRIDAY MORNING. -. 1Iiai,sr :. .

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IN. nhruhskp FnLmrsrERs-Ths steamer Tan.
Is. ,hs arrived at New York Tuesday, with 2so :,
the late soldiers Of Walkers army - -" VI
was John Swesney. of Richmond, Mo-, - 60. saeni
were deserters from Walker. '1e par
. The Post says they look to,sra,,
rnough emaciated a. IL they had seen hard ..,i
lucy are dressed in great variety Of eostrua
ono"Su .ne mouse-colored slouched hats. strinaa
or coiored shirts. and dark oyeraIls Isr,., striped
dominate Their features are bronzed 20 igeiy pre-
muiatto hue, their boards long and sbaggx Uss anS
their general appearance is that of men W. ha
long been exposed to the hsrdshps Of q camnairn'
They hail from all parts of the Union aitb..oi
q majority belong to the Western states. and sra
exceedingly anxious to return to their homes AZ
soon az they can raise funds to do so being mt prr
sent entirely destitute. They all concur in do.
nouncing walker as "black-hearted william" al
legng that he tyrannized over bis men, neglect
Ing them when sick and abandoning them when
he found he conld gain nothing from their services
They were generally enticed away under a prom
ise OF 2to acres of land each, and $25 a month
pay. Many OF them went to Nicaragui. to settle,
without any intention of joining the army into
which they were pressed soon as they landed.
OF course they deserted at the first opportunity
that afforded. They stated that Walkers soldiers
were often compelled to eat mules meat. and the
ncsh OF uncean animals, to keep from starving
They were generally well treated by the Costa ri
cans. after desertion. and have been sent home by
them in the Tennessee.
During Tuesday afternoon and evening several
meetings were held in the Park to collect money
Tor the destitute Speeches were made by Captain
hynders and others, and some $500 or $500 raised
by small contributions, of which Sl6 was contribu-
Tea by the wall street merchants on change 900
oy Joseph W. Barker, Esq. and $l6 by Capt. Ryn-
ders The latter said he contributed that amount
Jnst TO shame Wall street The money collected
was distributed among the poor unfortunates to
enable % them TO procure lodging until something
,arther can be done to relieve them, and enable
them to reach their homes. Mr.. George Keliock.
tr, superintendent of outdoor poor, sent eight Of
their number to the alms-house. who were suffer
ing from fever and ague two to Bellevue Hospital
ana three others were forwarded to Philadelphia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-21
VARIETY.

4 s SOLE AGENT in this State for Ja-
"A cob seegers Baltimore LAGER BEER, am
able to supply the trade and the public in general
with the best LAGER BEER to be had in the mar
ket, in quantities to suit purchasers, at the lowest
cash price
Fresh lots received every three days Ne charge
tor carriage. z. WIlBACHER,
" Office at 20S Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-21

4 'LASSltaL a II MA L he MhIlCAL
sCHOpL.-Ihe undersigned will, on the first OF
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
eCanol embracing such course OF instruction as
Will MT youth for Easy entrance into the high
css--- either. Of classical scientific nstitu-
H0n-. They viii use every effort 10 procure central
and cpmiSrtablc location on ShOckoe Hill Their
TERMS Will he rs follows, PAYABLE sRMrANSUALLY
IS ADVANCED
Latin. Gr~k and Mathemat $50
1a4lb OF NItTh, anu 90. 90
English Branchrs. .......-................... 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-21

DIAPER TOWELINGS! DIAPER TOW
~ ELINGS!!-0pening one case of Diaper Towel
ngs, received this morning. by steamer from. New
York; bought at auction, and will be sold at grea,
bargain. ALFRED MOSES,
an IL 63 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-21

bacon SHOULDERS.-8 hhds. West
~ ern Shoulders landing per this mornings boat,
fo sale by WM H. TYLER
au 18th strae
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PRICE ONE CENT.

IMPORTANT PROM RIO JAyEiRo.-The bark Roe.
buck, at New York, brings dates from Rio Jsneiro
to July H. A great advance had taken place In
coffee, and -four was improving. A private letter
to q New York house says: sef
The news by the packet from Europe, which ar
Iised tne day before yesterday. has created quite
% excitement and about $4,000 bags have been
soiu SINCE her arrival, at an advance Of about loO
rs; per arr. all for Europe. ~ : : u
The stock Is now reduced m so eoo b.o.. and .
GOOD cargo for the United States we think wnm,d
DOT be got under 530oa535o "a
acrau.ha hour market Is improving some 1000 bags
5000 bbis w, Naseneath' sold at s23 500, months;
Ss Soo ools. Raseneath, s2l 5OO The stoet ~ sr.,
are firm. s~0o oois ana holders
a,g Exchange on London 27ka27s<
clearances to the Upited S,a.
the states. '~o vessels loading for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-21

HALIFAX CUT AND GIBBED HER
L RINGS landing and for sale in lots to suit pur-
chasers by BRlDGF0RD& & Co,
au IL On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-21

let BUCKLE ELASTIC BELTS.-Just
- received. full supply Of the above also, Steel
Buckle Elastic Belts ut
CHAS. HARTWELLS,
au 20 ll5 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-21

RED QUILTS! BED QUILTS .!-Ano.
~ ther lot of those cheap Bed Quilts Just received
at 81 81 and $75 each. Also few more of those ex
ira Turkish Bed Quilts. Those that have been wait
ing for them, can now be supplied
Il ALFRED MINES aip
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-21

Mss TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, GRACE
- sTkEET, BkTW ZEN 7TH AND sTH.-The sew
Sllh s->slon Vf this School will commence on the Ist
~! o. October. aud close on the ist Of July The
,-hsi'sh department. Is e1cluryely under the drec-
hm tis Principal except the Philosophical and
hsh"f 1a.iiematical Cla,ses. which will be taught
~ s"nii isman Of experience and ability The
Has /" IL be placed under the supervision OF
Ee iit.inap who has had much experience and suc-
. far'nunicating that Language
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-21

RESORE WHISKEY, best quality, ftl
~ sale by l. & @. b. DAVENPORT.
L.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
-einefnnati Market.
8 g.af g THURSDAY March 'ab.

II = - HURspAf Maref1 70.
Flour The demand was fair but not
active to-day, and prices rule steady, al
IS; to IS Is. ~sfs atl.s... 3 III
Whiskv-The marketw was rather heavy
to-day, but PRICES were no, lower. The
sales were ,44O brls. at !efc.; $50 brls.;
from wagons, at "a &C., and. 100 brls.: II
P. at 24ac.. r., ~ + ! IL. .r1
Seed-Clover 81 4907 SO. Jsf %. .
Pr6Sisions-Mess Pork s2i-; Bulk
Shoulders &C.; Sides at, Ole; Lard at
l3c; Bacon was offered at a material de-
cline without meeting with buyers,
Sugar-The market is quite firm, with
"a fair though not active demand, Sales
of 79hhs, at fle. to ll3c for common to
prime. .'sSs - I. -
Molasses-The demand is fair. Sales
of goo brls. at 68e., and so brls, at ESQ.,
: Cotfee-The market is without change
ief importance Sales .of SO bags prime
at ] &c, and 100 bags good at 4 tc. :
= Wbeat--The market Continues dull, ),
and prices dropping. Small sales were
made to-day at 81 O6@ 81 for red, and
81 fea1 IS for white: - ,... r.
- Corn--There is anactive request, and
prices are firm atf55c. ,
: Oats-A sale of 500 bushels at 45bc.-
The demand is active, and the market
firm at 45c. -. Dr.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
MECCA AND MOHAMMED.

~ p. PUTNAM & CO., have published
SJ.and have now ready for sale, Buron's
PiInitnage:io Mecca and the Tymb"at the
Prophet, With an introduction by Bayard
Taylor. l;vot, l2mo., with lllpstrausnS, 81
So y,
7 The his t6ry-ofthis curIons book IS as tol-
lows :: Burton and officer Of the. East lndla
Compaa , having By long residence In oP-
per India, acquired perfect knowledge OF We
oriental lBhgtage and icuStoms, pTolecte1>a
visit; under the auspices Of the Royal Eeegra
p6ical Society. to the Holy tity OF mecca ana
the Tomb Of the Prophet at Medina. places
rarely, If eyer before riSlted~by any Engitsh-
man This he successfully accomplished III
1854, disguised as Mahommedan DeI5
wish. The history oil the piigrimage-ls moi
surpassed IN interest and originality by any
book of travel ever pub bis heG-embractns DIS
residence at Cara as MahtHimedan Students
the Journey across The desert with the great
annual caravan Of Pilgrims the visit to the
tomb Of Mohammed the discovery that the
sacred blackstone Of Mecca is an aclollte; the
annual sermon preached at Mecca to an au-
dience Of 10000 Pilgrims gathered from AL
jparts of the Moslem world his narrow escape
from detection, and thejonly accurate account
of the ceremonies of the Musselman taltn.
To the religious community tins WORK lui-
n;shes information never before made public,
respeetine the ceremonial laws Of large pro
nort,on az the Eastern World while for gen,
eral interest, Burton's narrative VIII compare
favorably with either Eothen, OF Crescent and
me Gross. e. p. PUTNAM & CO.., :,
! No.saI Broadway. New York. :
. Editors or country papers inserting! the
shove advertisements, win receive copy Oh
-. = = y. r. =
March 81, 1857, vsR
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We, are. authorized to Announce N.
>F1TZIIIjGii as aseandidate to represent
this county in the next Legislature OF
Virginia. Z 0 s. ~ = r n Z
Eds. Ranqrhd HaRey5Star: g..
Matthew Dunbar Esq, hayin resigned
his office Of Commonswealth's Attorney
for the County of Kanawha, at the last
term of the County Court, you ARE re-
quested toaHnounGe me as a candidate
for that office. = -. h.
~ ,-..>.. =. ANDREW P ARKs.
7 March 10Th, 1857. =. q ~ II,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
OF :. TIRE SOUTH,
<. A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHED AT RIcHMoSD. v


DEFORE the close >efthe present month,
Dthe subscriber wlQEtssue the fist humber
of newspaper wbichV proposes 10 publish
in Da ly and Semi-W weekly edItJons5dnd which
he intends TO devote TO the service Of the
South, the interest OF the State, and to the
support of the principles OF the Democratic
Party, but the pap will NOT he so eyclu.iyeIy
POLITICAL that lis columns will only interrSt'the
politician; nor so! SubServient 10 party as TO
spare the misconduct Of bad mem; to hetray
pie ioHiAe sake OF power, or to disguise
its convictions at the suggestion Of expedien
cy. ,N
[ shall endeavnr to commend il 10 INTEL
gent persons Of all classes, by diligence in lhe
collection OF news, by ifnparing something Of
ericultural, commercial and literary interest
10 its columns, and by Tentur,ng an outSpokcn
and emphatic opinion on ting topics of the
ilav, no matter what the hazardSlF conflict
with prejudice, or Of offence 70 the self ap-
pointed leaders of party. The organ Of no
clique in the interest of no faction, and WITH
10 partial purpose TO serve, the paper will adj
dress itself to the honest i,dgment ofthe pe9-
pie, and for support will rely upon the appre-
citation of energy and enterprise and their love
of plain talk apdndepe ndent opinion. There
may be particular individuals to~whfch THIS
sort nidiscussioIr wilt not be very arcep able,
but if can concllitate the fav6r ofthd masses,
may survive the opposition ofignotant OF in
tereSled cities. No doubt servle spirits viii
be SHOCKED at my zeal m the defence of the
South still have the consplatory assure nee
that there are plenty Of brave ana true men in
Virginia, upon whose sympathy a nd support
may re with absolute security And so be;
-lieving, Eembark |uPoa the enterprice;-with
no miSEiTings as to the result. 3
."TnE SuCTT' will be o[an eqnal size with
the leading papers Of the city land will he
furnished 10 subscribers at the following rates:
Daily seven dollarssa year, Semi Weekly five
lolIars-pdyabLe in ddpancr.
Money ma, be sent BY mail 10 the address
of ROGER A.'PKNOR,
e - Editor and Proprietor.
RIcHmoNp, March 3. 1851;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
Look Here!

T AM receiving a Fresh SuppIyeof
| Drugs, medicines Paints, Oils, Wine
don Glass. Dye-Stufs, @Painoand4 other
Brushes. Per!ulnery,,J Fancy Articles, .sGc.
With every variety of useful notions
that are sold by Druggist generally and
all tie popular Patent medicines Of the
day. i Will sell cheap. for cash, andEsr-
rant you a pure article. Physfiaas
PrescriptNH5 and orders. promptly at
tended.36 at the Charleston Drug Store.
Who's j.. H. ROGERS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
IRVING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON,
'' ILLUSTRATED. 80.
Great Inducements for Clubs.


1TESsRS. G-PUTH!fI & Co., having now
" | prepared the frs votume of the Illustra-
ted Edition Of IrSiug's Life Of Washlaston,.
the Revolution, are nearly Ieadyto furnish the
same to subscriber fee Of postage. on receipt
Of $3.50. Siusfe numbers sent post paid TO
any part e. the Cuidu on receipt Of IS CT u IS. =
The following INDUCEMENTS are Gifted 10
cttsbS5 desiring 10 subscribe 10 this magni
ceht AMI national publication Any@peEson
remitting four subscriptions f1r ,the, first VOL
lrme compromising ID numbers Viii be enti-
tied o-fSe complete Setst delivered Tree Of
postage. Clubs 0! six rem.ttng sci, Wy be
.entitlcdto two extra copies OF the Volume,
or an extra copy and anyotheF oCPAtndm &
Co.'S publications Uf#A equal value. Cuts
OF Twelve remi,,ing si2 wllHbe entitled to
four extra copies or an ex1d copy and com
ple1e ST Of Ad,hSon ,x>WorkS in SIX volumes
delivered free Of postage. The same, prem
iunls will be gtfen foI- Ike number of Su =
Scriptons ts/ iile cceeding volumes Each
nunber<of tie illustrated aShingtOD/wIH
contain one. and every other nunbeEtwo FIRST
'pf1ss Steel Ehgrayngs, or Maps. In add
Ii to the S'eel ,EngrayingS,/ The work con-
talns Elegant wood EngraxingS, Illustrative Of
hiS;sIicaI subjects: IT,
CtEElONs-Pt-SOnS subscribing Tor the@Lll"
Of a$hngton should be particular to Obtain
the only work which must forever remain tie
standard authority. lrving's ALife Of Wash
>ington bears the imprint of G:P. Putnam d
CO., the only publIshers of lrving's Works.
every Amcnran should put this work on
his shelf side by side with his Bible. Let YOUR
children learn by the example of the Great
Washington.3he lessons Of patriotism, moral
courage, perseverance under difficulties, which
the history of his hfe afTords. Ne know OF no
American book which we had rather own than
this II is worth thousand Of the trashy pub
lica lions which the press is daily sending
forth "-Scientifc American. ,..sr r-s -
Country papers copying tie above advertise
men twice will receive complete set of Put
Fnam's Story Libtary. 10. -.
. No. 32l, Broadway, New York.
March 24,--2w. .7.a 49,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
T. B. Swami sol.
March 10, 1887, va.

VIRGINIA, SS.-Ats Rules held in the
" clerks Office of the circuit court 81
Putnam county, in the month of March,
1857. "a -. s.-&sEl - r. =
Robert Mitchell > In debt, upon Judgement
vs.. for the sum Of $50;
Hill c. Tribe damage $50.
The object of ths@suit -being.t to recover the
sum aforesaid with the interest. and costs OF
suit, and. it appearing by affidavit 6ledS that
the above named defendant. Hill C. Tribe is
is a non resident ofthe common ealth Of Vir.
ginia, it is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
iGterest in the premises. A copY teste.
I ~. ut .RO. T. HARVEY, Cpk. &
Parks s. Hoge Sol. az 4 4sf II
March 3, 1851, 4w. ,sisR3 Sd
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

The P. Mat Jarrstts Ford having DIS
continued his office, we are requested to
say, persons. who heretofore received
their letters and papers at that Office, will
for the present receive their mail at the
office iin this place. ! - -.
We presume the Office be renstablis he'd
at an earl day. Notice Of which will be
piven. -. t.e.s ~ -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

iThe foreign steamer Europa arrived at
HALIFAX on the q, Her news is of but
little Importance. Spain is making ex-
1ensive preparations to invade Mexico,
and the go'yei.nmentorsan demands that
France and = England shall request the
United Sta es to remain neutral.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
COMPREHENSIVE.
SCannel Coal Lands.

--We;understand, from reliable authori-
ty, that the camel coal lands lying on
and near Elk river, in the counties Of
Kanawha and Nicholas, are fast passing
into the hands of spectators and capt
talisls, and we hope that in.1he course of
a few years to eeslackT water navigation,
on Elk river, bearing on its bosom the
boundless wealth now locked up for want
of a channeltthrough which to transport
il to market. -.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
EDWARD c. STOLE,
w A T G H M a x = r

e n S1lverSK1a1th,
Front street, opposite Goshorn House,
CHARLESTON. va.
Repairs Watches and Clocks, at the shortest
possible notice, and win guarantee his work
for twelve months. &
Healso repairs Jewelyin the very best and
most substantial manner.
March "a, 1857.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
NOTICE.

+ 4 meeting Of the Stockholders ofthe firm OF
"a RufTner; Dopally& CO., vii lie held on
Wednesday. the sth day Of April next, At 10
O'Clock A. M. atthe Office ofthe MeSSrs:-Fltz-
hughs in the town Of Charleston.
A full Attendance of the Stockholders is
earnestly desired
SEVERAL MEMBERS OF THE FIRM.
: March 81, 1857 II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

7: Our friend, D. C, ssrDEE, fe " doors
above the lower ferry landing, Eas just
received, peg Virginia Belle, a fine stock
OF groceries, liquors, &c. Give him a
call DBL a.. n : -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
Bargains.

DREPARTORY to going to The Eastern
i markets for our Spring and Sammef Stock
of Dry Goods, we Offer TO sell for cash, our
stock of Fall Goods et Cost. Our stock consists
for Ladies, Of Marines, Gas hmeres, De Bains
Shawls CIoaks, Tslmas, Collars, Undersleeye
Ribbons, Trimmings Hosiery of all kinds,
Gloves, Shoes and Boots, For Gentlemen, Over
coats, Vests, Pants. Marino, Cotton and Flan-
mel Undershirts, Drawers, Waterproof Boots;
heavy Shoes, Hats, Caps, Buck Gloves. &c,&c.
Give US call. and you will find your e1pecta-
lions realized. s.
H. W. GOODWIN, q co.
February, 3nd, 1851.
40tf M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

THE Hon. Roberto. Walker has been
appointed Governor Of Kansas, and Frede-
rick P. Stanton Secretary Of the Same
Territory. ( .7>i.s=-5 H.. ....
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
Mercer Academy,

CHARLESTON, KAN AWHA Co., Va
THIS. institution win be opened on
MovpxY Ne1EasER 10, Lace The sss-
sion will continue without interruption to
July 10, 1857. e ,s@.-asss ~ : 80
The course Of instruction embraces the
Latin, Greek, and French Languages the
elements Of German, and the higher Math-
sematics. together with the usual branches
.of thorough practical English educa-
tiOm,, .s...nsa. al e.-* s5f-t .fsaslFt sl.z5'
The Principal desires TO, build up here
a permanent School Of a-high order and
pledges himself to employ, if needed at
any time, we'll qualified and faithful as
sistants, to aid him in the discharge Of his
duties. '1..'.. -7' s.'E
RATEsoF TUITIoN..t
Ordinary English Branches, perl sac
session of Ten months, - 81 =
Classical Department, p $50
EFPGpils received at anytime, and
charged from the time OF admission to the
end Of the session. /4 srs' ~.
Es-For any furtherinformation, or for
admission of pupils, apply either person
ally or by letter, to : sssE5a-gl
X WIN. C. CLAYTON, sf
Nov N, 1856. 40. Principal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

! The Virggiinin Belle, Capt. Malone, ar
ssrived here last evening, with an excellent
trip, The gentlemanly clerks, Messrs,
Estill and eSHickok have our thanks for
papers. She reports that the 4. ~
Quarter is to leave Cincinnati for this
place to-day. - i -.
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And by dealers in medicines ,eyerywhe,

VIRGINIA, SSS.-At rules held ii the
Y clerks office of the Circuit Court for
Kanawha County in the alonth Of April
1857. r.. .s
James Copenhaver, comppt-l
ss ~ vs.. .@sF Fl PIN Chancery.t
Geo. W Ramsey & als. defts.>
happening from affidavit filed that the de-
PENDANT Alexandria NJ. Bruen is a non resi-
dent ofthls Commonwealth and the object OF
this suit being to obtain deed to tract OF
land in Kama wha County sold by A. NJ, Bruen
Ito sara Rumsey and by him to oompPt. 1t is
therefore ordered thathe do appear herewith
in one m onth after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in the premises. Teste.
A. W.eUARRlER, cPk.
T. B. Swami SOL
March 10, 1887, va. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
FhesDemocratie Dispatch

Is the name Of large. fine looking Dem
ocratic paper which has made its appear
ance- in Gailipolis, Ohio, under the con:
x troll of Mr.: B. r. HARRISON. 1t takes
the place Of the old Dispeteh. Success
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
GRAIN GLE "A Err.

This fan is prunounced by competent judges
to bethe best Separator now in nse, lorcltanse
ing Wheat, Clover Seed and all kinds of
grain, from Cheat, COckeI, Garlic and all
kinds of filth. 1t cleans Glover Seed clean
enough for market without sitting They are
built of good material, and by good workmerl.
All our fans are Garrantel., All comlnunlca
tons addressed 70 Kanawha Court House wifi
be promptly attended tos
r. y JOHN b. HEART 4 CO. =
}. March siT 1857. H.. -.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
sTRAYED..

.SEvENTEEN head of cattle which have
y been in the range all summer. Theymay
have been driven or sitayed off with other ca L
tie. Theyare supposed to be ON the head Of
Eighteen Mill Creek or on the Poca river. -
They are two and three year old. Ny marx is
a crop of the right ear and hole ia the left
ear. Some Of them are not in my mark, being
cattle which were tougut, marks not remem-
beted. > tt.- T.
A liberal reward will be paid to any person
who will bring hem to my farm or keep them
#{s 80 TH0S. FIFE.
Buffalo, Putnam Co., Va, Febs 3 1855.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
BRING OUT THE ARTILLERY
GRAND ARRIVAL OF Shields,

NotGen. Shield offIllinois, butA
JOSEPH SHIELDS OF: KANAWIIA,
Aad'wfth him lie has brought, direct from the
Eastern cities, the best and largest stock of
> READY-MADE CLOTHING!
.. For WINTER WEAR. - ..
ever offered to the citizens of Kanawha AMI
SURROUNDING counties, which he offers for sa e
at prices that defy competition!
HIS statk consists Of articles usually f.nnd
= Gentlemen'S Furnishing Store such as Cloth
Goats of every description, Heavy Over Goats
and all kinds of winter clothing, Satin. Silk
and Wooden Vests, Pants Of every variety,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Shirts, Hand
kerchcls, Trunks Carpet Bags, &c. Also,
a fine stock Of Pefum ry, Toilet Soap, fine
Pocket Cutlery, &c, '%4
" Remember the name and place: !, K. -
:: /'H& JOSEPH SHIELDS,
-, Next door to.the Goshen II
Charleston, November Is, 1886. ouSe.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
Aurilla WOOD,

'sss as ~si'o"' y: 6 j; %"''s'
T EAVES Charleston every Monday; We'd
IL, ntsday and Friday. Every Monday ma kes.
a trip to Pomeroy. Connects with the Mari
eta and Cincinnati Packets Monday and
Friday evenings at Gallipofs and Pt. Pleasant.