davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

EFFECTS OF TiTIEs-The New York Evening Post
in referring to the annual exercises of the literary
institutions and the number of graduates thrown
upon the country gives the following illustration Of
the magical effect which the bestowal of titles some
times produces:
This is the season too, for sowing the annual crop
OF doctorates. In the morning many persons will
arise men and in tho evening will go TO bed Doctors
ol Divinity or Doctors Of Civil and Canon Law In
some cases the comforting of degrees unon mediocre
lawyers and preachers does some good. II nuts an
end to the doubts, in many minds of an individuals
capacity The story is told of clergyman in a New
England village who had been in the same pastorate
Tor many years and who found his influence at length
senslbly diminishing. His people desired change
they wanted smarter man. Some of his friends
however signed petition, carried il to New En-
gland College, and finally the doctorate was confer.
red on the aged pastor. The degree worked like a
charm. His remaining years were passed in peace
among his people, the remainder of his days
Was it for this, that the Faculty of Centenary Col.
legc at the late commencement conferred the title Of
l.. L. d. upon Chief Justice Mcrrck.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

FLoRIDA.-There are three candidates for Congress
In Florida, viz Judge Hawkins, the regularly NOM
mated Democratic candidate, Major VIM. II. Chase,
who has been nominated by Democratic meeting at
Tampa, and Dr. John Westcott of st. Augustine,
who announces himself as an independent Democrat
ic candidate, opposed to party nominations. There
is a prospect Of warm contest.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

TEXAS UNITED STATES svNAroR.-The Tyler (Tex-
as) Reporter, of the 2lst ult., says:
We have it from very good authority that Gov.
Runnels has appointed Col. Matt. Ward, of Cass, as
United States Senator, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death Of the amented Henderson
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

CRoPs AND WEArHER.-The crops of Corn and Cot
ton in this parish, are generally fine. Most planters
have saved their fodder and are preparing for pick
ing cotton, which is opening The weather is too
hot and dry for the plant, which has commenced
shedding. 1t there should not be rain the dam
age will be serious.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
1t(arreo.

ON Wednesday. August 4h nj the residence Of
Mrs !. ANN FirHER, hy thr Rev. VIM. B. Lacey Hon
r. Y. u. llNGAMAN. Of West Felciana to Mrs
ANNA Il. PEBBLES. Of this Parish
" But happy they the happicst Of their kind,
Whom p"nilor stnr- unite and in one fate
Their hearts. their fortunes and Their beings blend
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ORLEANS pACKET

NEW URLEANS PAUKET.
1--WE SPLENDID STEAMER GOLDEN AGE, W.
L McCombs, Master On the place Of dsaarsa 4
lne BELLA DoNNA) will commence her 4ssyti#sfls
regular business for the season. making assss5Esss 8
the lrst trip on Saturday, the 2sth of August 1855
ana every succeeding Saturday evening. will leave
New Orleans for Donaldsonvlle, Bayou Goula Pla.
qnemInc, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Waterloo, Bay
on Sara Pointc Conpoe, Morganza, Tunlca. Williams
port, Red River Landing. Fort Adams, and all inter
mediate landings. Returning, will leave Bayou Sa-
ra, every Wednesday the arrival of the Cars from
Woodvillc, touching at Port Hudson and all inter.
mediate places. ' '''''
%n'Partcular attention paid to the receiving and
LANDING OF passengers and way freight at all hours
of the day and night m"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

first number Of this paper, published at Cincnnatti
Ohio by company Of gentlemen. seemingly well
calculated to carry out such enterprise II is got
ten up somewhat in the style of rhe New York Sci
eutfc American, and is devoted TO the same pur-
noses
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

Tss" We are requested TO state that Barbecue
will be given on Wednesday, the lth instant at
Poole's MILL to which, general invitation Is given
An address will be delivered by Gen. Wm. L. Walker
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

Eo" Gen. Wm s. Taylor, late Speaker of the Tox-
as House OF Representatives. died on the 22d ult at
his residence near Larissa in Cherokee county. in
that state
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

,--" The Society for the Increase of the Minis,ryu
recently met at Hartford. The society for improving
the quality of preachers has not been organized
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
SALE OF AN ESTRAY

SALE OF AN ESTRAY.
uoMPLiANCE with the provisions of the fifth
L section of the Police Code in relation to cstrays
will offer for sale, on
MONDAY, August 23, 1858,
~ my my once !being my residence) Stray Mule.
me said Mule having been taken up and estrayed
ny a. a. Norwood, and remaining in his possession
dnrng the time prescribed by law, will now he sold
az 'he above time and place. unless the owner comes
forward proves property, and pays all expenses OF
posting, etc. GILES W. KENT.
aug J.P. I'd Ward.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
Saturday Morning, August 7, 1858.
AN ACT RELATIVE TO JUDICIAL ADVERTISE
MENTS

1ss- We are indebted to Mr.. T. j. Bachelor, fol
Mobile papers.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

10" The District Court adjourned on Thursday
last, TO Monday, the 10th instant.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

E5" Alexander Dmry, of Louisiana, the accom-
plished scholar and philosopher, is said to be the
editor Of the "Cotton Plant" the able journal re-
Gently established in London. to defend and advocate
African slavery. No man could be found in this
country who would make more able and effective
vindcation of our southern institutions in England
than Alexander Dimitry
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

READY AND WnLNG,-A lady not long since COM
mehced suit in the Common Pleas Court at Raven.
na ONO, for $4,000 damages for breach of marriage
contract The defendant answered that he had agreed
10 marry that he never refused, and was willing to
comply with his contract. He got license and a
J"slce oil The peace he went to the girls residence
ana rendered himself. The lady wanted time to think
'ne matter over and finally concluded to dismiss the
case and pay all costs
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

WHlTE WINE VINEGAR, just received and for
" sale at the Drug Store of
II NORWOOD TILDON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

The ELECTORAL VoTE or lsG0-The electoral vote
OF 1886 consisted Of two hundred and nincty,siX
votes. The admission of Minnesota will increase that
number to three hundred, and shonld Kansas and Or
egon be admitted the entire vote will be three hun.
dred and six, requiring one hundred and nfty-lour
Tor choice of President OF This three hundred and
six, there will be one hundred and twenty from The
saveholding States, and one hundred and ciehtysiy
from the non-slaveholding States. In the Charleston
(Democratc) Convention. under the two-thrds rulc
it will require two hundred and four votes TO make
nomination 1t twlrequire eightyfour northern votes
even with the United South to make q nomination.
AMERICAN EXcITEMENTThe New York Day Book
thinks weare the most eycitablepeople on the face Of
The globe and says We are always standing al hall
cock ready go off at the slightest touch of the rp
ger, and like bundle of Chinese crackers the explo
sion OF one is the signal for general combustion.
This national characteristic is not confined TO those
vast concentrations of comhustiblc matter. our great
commercial cmporums but extends to second rate
towns, and even rural villages comprising meeting
house, tavern, and backsmilh's shop, the latter
being more especially potent in blowing the Goals of
dssenslon. All these seem like little volcanoes char
ged with fire, smoke and birthstone and only reouiro
The application of spark or The prick of pin to set
them vomiting forth red hot lava over whole reoion
Of country
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

CLIN TOT n. l. "A.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

oFFICE,-opposITE THE POST OFFICE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16

: III l. \
yT1RGINIA,. SS:-At rules held in the
+ Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF the
County of Putnam. in the month|of March
Richard Smell Comp dinantl
rS.
Mildred Page. Adolphus Page, Frances Page,
MaJgnret A. Page, infant children o ( John W.
Page, Samuel W. childs, Join Childs, Rob,
err ChIlds, Margaret Chills, Drueintha chiIds,
infant children OF Richard Childs. Armstead
Emery, Mildred Emery, w itllam Mccoy, q
Martha Ann Ills wife, Elijah Cook and Susan
his wife. Albert Smell and Philip Smell, De,
tendants4-In Chane4ry
It Appearing, BIZ affidavit. that the defend
ants, Saml. w. Guilds, J0hns Guilds, Ro
.CA1ids, Margaret CEilas, Dfucintla Chi Dis
and Richard Chills, Arinsteai Emery, Mil
bred Emery, I'm. Mccoy and Martha Ann
his wife, and AlbeftESnell, are nom residents
Of The State of Virginia, and the object ofihis
suit being to sell ihsinierest Of the infaflt
heiIs Of Ohm W. Page aud Richard Ghildsin
tbs house and lot in The Town Of Buffalo, be-
longing 70 the estateof John IA Smell dec d,
its therefore rderea that they do appear here
withia pne III snth afeery due publication Of
Ills crsef and do 2hat il Necessary t. protect
neif lntereStin the premises. 'Tsste,
RI, H. HARNET.Clk
Pkxxe 4 HooY, Ssl's v3nll.
il 4 r. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
From Correspondent pf 1.-THE South.
nm coyiaatoa and ohio hail Road and
Tie senator from Charlotte and Meek

the Senator from Charlotte and M lFla
leabafg.
iii vour yissueof yesterday you notice
briefly the passage BIZ the Senate, on
Tuesday. Of the biIlfappropriating $500, !
900 to lib tCoyington and Ohio Railroad.
For this result, Gle friends of this great
enterprise Are In Il large measure indebt-
al III the Senators from the Westemores
land dissritt Mr.. BEAlE+ and the Neck
.lenburp disafct fMr. BRucE, for the
very: able aud efficient speeches which
they ssyerally made upon this subject.
WhiIstthe former acquitted himselfIln
ananner worthy sc the well-eafned rep
iutation lie Has won upon $th's ana eeh fel'
fora1ns, THE latter entislsss3 himself 70 ne
has, eretlis# for .,',s ability and Practical
aood sas.sa, tie intimate acquaintanrs
:. i'm tie subject he discussed, ari the
disinteTested devotion TO theioess5t in! .s
ests Of this great Gonlfneassealth, which Il
rharaeteriiseti this, osesof his first efforts
ii deliberatiye body;
ma Aacklenharg district is as far re-
moved rom the CoTinIgtoR and Ohio
.Rsilroad ass any other N The Stale, and
has as little local identity with it rs any
other and yet, speaking through her
Senator, BIG has noblH sustained this EN-.
terprise, which appeals far hs support q
tlleSentire State, which islthe sole owner
Of The work, and has invested in It, s3,r
00O,DO0 OF her money. Let other dis
tricts initiate the example. II
The commerce which this avenue Of
trade and travel viii command. when com \
ple.ed, now enriches,at ourje Expense, the
Abolition city Of Cincinnati and the mob-.
city ef Baltimore. That commerce.,
when directed to our cities, will not only
reimburse tho treasury for the outlay is
building the chanael for IT'D outlet, but on
enhance The taxable property Of tile |
State as 10 Do d ceaseless source Of rove
nue.. 1S I
Hailing from region Of country which |
has no Immediate connexi5n with. this
work. and which has no interest lin it |
which is not common TO the whole State !;
rising superior to the local consideration
which too often control the action efour
legislators, with a patriotic devotion TOT
he great interested the State, the SENATOR
rom Mecklenburg Though one ofsthe
members Of that body adroca
ca the measure Of State policy with al
mercy, ability. and, enlarged liberality /
which did honor to himself And the dis
riot which he So worthily represents.
A MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
IITANTED--IlnmediatIssly, 10000 Men

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10000 Men
40 engage in the sslesoEfhe most pop
uiafselling books ia AmtricaI InyaI:ds, me-
chahiss farmers and teach. rsiwishing 10 tray-
q, Will find this 10 be a.xefy profitable and
PLEASANT business, enahBSlg them ID See he
couptry and ma mo ny at he same t'me.-
Agents now M the bBkiness ate clearing from
hycl hugdred TO fifteen bundled dollars per
yeaq For fnli paaculars and d list of Books.
addiess Fl. Al. B4J LiSONst Qa6en City Pas-y
lishing House, III Main STREET, CsAcinnsti.x
Ohio or II living East, d. RULlSoN IL hila.
delahia. fSep. 4lzly
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
IloW ARD .assoCIAIioN,
PalLAnELPgIA. z

7 :.
IA B.reEeffut iasfitutions ,.,eIl. i a, i, -.
eial en9o;r sac iii ~ II III
kistressed dtYieteI s4sstE Iir,.I,zh s,,sl 81.
keigic dfssage.
tENo all persons an 'esea gwj4h Slvnal NJ
tasesS1leh Is SIP Ei, 81 b Rtsfsesss sEss
NAL WFAKNEss. IMPSl1 ~ re- = Se1R.
kRTA. aLFE.r. Ya II ISL ill., III lies b
0NANIsAf. OF SEE n AI3ffsE XIX &
The no IVA RD EASgflf,ta TlelN' II y;sa, II
die awful desiruatiIf Of 6uraanf HE, cs,Iss.i
By Sexa31 disease aid tbe Der eo.S,ys ,,tss.
Ased ueon he nlfoTtgnate yicfisgE ~ t s5sG
disease Ily QuackS. sexeraI re arsage5,t;rectals
their ConsuIting SURGEON. as a GiiARITAz :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16

$500 IS : 2afA79 k 4, ~
N sfSA 9. - ~ VI NJ ~ III =
I ~ q s Iiss m
8 = 4 ~ go
~, i !. ~ 1 g \ lEt f5sff,
= y. - y IA \ Z,
.a,Fs :. = Z & { F
III - = 81 e.5 & 81 = -
e a - u y, 20
xTTTV15G 4Sf
III "a NJ ttI5k1, s vi IL @A1hJ1 81 "
-teA15s--sstt 4 Z II Isl 81 for me
NEw and singplarly sueeegil Irdt
Il cure Of s Bilious ossssss1 fsm. Fossss
xcstion Jaundices Dropsys 5yo,l.
Govt Humors, ~ basn.t ;Ee I,a1k
rons Headache, Fans - the x IN indsdd
and Limbs, Female Co.apaiins7s 3D. - Ii
sery few are the diseases n Wig 81 = :
ine is not more ~ less res'sll ~ H brT,
acss and suffering M NJ " ~ $3.50 ,,.s
eas hut cffectuai NJ Sssit u
20 person can les, We :. ~, AND
cody prevails peslaess !. ~ l,s,,
eflen fatal diseases Mnicn " ,d
" the timely and ~ ma
Ths is alike true O. No,s - I e5 ~ n
Bilious derangcmentss ssI.
produce the deep seatea ~ Y, ~ is,,5 Usne
which load the hcafscs AZ = MI, &c IN, ko
reliable family y , - phi las bec erfcttd
with coiisn,nmate skll " Proe
extensive trial OF its virtues "a
sots, and Patients has SHOWN
any thing hitherto known o. qly sh
have been effected heyona De,lel,
Stimulated BY persons q sucll ,.ss'th 4
Among the many enlinent Betli e WY nel3e
testified IN fayor gf taese ~
Prof. J. Al. #I.ocER, Ahaly tifas "a y !: q.
cinnati, whose high PROFESSIONS et..4 Astst =
dorsed by Z, III, ss.,,Irra,,,a COM, III
Jo.ts MfLRAs, Judge q the supreme eo1rs Y
Al. fadl hf.sz !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16

Those Expecting to Dye This Winter
MOULD do well to cali at the Charles
" ton Drug Store. as they will find
there good assortment Of good Dye
6nfs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
any and every effort ior the commercial
regeneration and Independence Of Virgin.

Ia. E75TT Ne
And how shall Vie 81 certainly sustain.
The contemplated enterprise. as BY open
ing, in the cheapest and most expeditions
mode, thesxass tsadelof the West to the
Rseapnrts Of Virginia Z 81
We nsay sustain such A line from other
sources. But bring the valley oftthe
Ohio il short and cheap reach d the deep
ya,ers of Inc State. and there will be
trade enough to establish, once aud lfor-
ever. regular steam communication be
tween oul3own State and Europe. Iht
| GREAT desideratuIn Of direct commercia
! COMMUNICATION With Europe, and Of. com ,'T'
Haereial independence, will be then apso
Eluteiy sure.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
BaHsben. 3ho
VINO WANTS CARRIAGES AND BEGGlES?
Carriage Manufactorv.

ME subscriber would Inform the citizens
- of Charleston and Kanawba generally
mat Re has opened Shop. IN the Stage Sta ]
PIE, Back Street, back OF the Court House,
where be is prepared To- manufacture, in a
superior styles all kinds Of
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
. Having worked ii the est shops III the
Eestern cities, he has no doubt but s,hat ks
work and prices vii give perfect sati sfaction.
He IS also prepared to repair ali Aipds Of
carriages, and Trim them ilr the latestgs.sle.
he uses none but the best seasoned timber
~ building carriages and finishes il I'M Sd
psrio1 manner. I'd, s,se
He has also Blackspaifh Shan connected
with his establishment, ih wI,ich "A wnsE
ne IS VIII pc executed i'm The best IhanHer
8. 4, NeW carriages and busgies kepton baud for
sais; OF gwen IN exchange fsr old oliEs.
SIMON BgAKE.
Saaiieston October IlS57.-+ty
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
1 CERTIFICATES or PACKAGES q
Is 0f=Ten Tickets are sold at the following

= 'e'' 3 IN, Whole tickets s35 Oh
J. Hall Tickets ! SO
1. QnIrter Tickets ~
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par.
Checks on New York rantted for prizes
ORA WiRgs or large Classeswin be published III
New Yorgsand New OtIeans Sunday papers,
aud Charleston> aid Savannah daiiies. Reg
istered letters OF our risk.
/ Address orders fof ticksts or certificates
or tickets 10 M
ANDERSON & SON Managers,
lyenilyl Macon OF Sayamaht Ga.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
" BY her COUNSEL
ANDREW PARKS
sale Of Valuable. Coal
Lands, aud Salt Property, on the
EAs{# EManawEa River


Lands, aud Salt Property, ON the
KanawIa River.
In compliance NTH the directions ofa.de
cree ofIthe. circuit court or the County ka-
na&ha, rendered al the last Fail term thereof
iii su1tpellling therein i'll G Lancefy wherein
HaEness and LanHam are Conplananls, and
the Administrators and tie.rs OF Crockett Ing.es
late ofIsad County. deceased, and others, Ire
Defendants--the Undersigned, appointed COM
missioners for that purpose BY that decree,
will Seat}to the highest bidder, al the front
door oflthe Court House Of said County in
Charleston, on Moldpy, the 10Th day OF April,
1883, Tie several tracts f5iand or which the
said Croeket lngleS died seized and possessed !,
situated, lying, and being in this County,
and arc. dis follows s
| Lot No i, Of THE " Wellington Burning
Spring tract" Containing II acres 80 poles.
ApartDf the Conrad Smith tract, md an
Undivided fourth part of tWo-tkirdS Of all The
back, or mountain lands, Formerly belonging
| 10 the estate IL John Reynolds, deceased, and
which form apart of the Washington Burning
Spfing tract; the Conrad Saith tract, the
g Harrison tract,'f Neal and Slaughter tract, =
and the HSteele ttaA.'' and all the right. title
and interest ln 1faw. Ion in equity, in and to all
| the lands sofa To- Franklin Reynolds by the
DEED ef Partition, dated May is, 1896, and
| YflicH Was c9lvtSea 70 Inc Rlfu tngleS Dy the
4 said franklin Reynolds, and Others by deed
dated Sept. 3, 1S47 and of Iecordin Kanawha
| Clerks Office.
! These lands are we'll known to be valuable
as d coal properly. and salt property, aud fhe
tbottSm land Is Of i superior qualify The
properly will be sold inspatcels, orin entire
lty. as purchasers may desire, and. as win be
found 10 be most advantageous.
Terms SO muehliof the purchase money
Jas Shall pc necessaryIto pay the costs Of sait
land of sale, Mill beaHgq uired in cash. anditAe
residue, on aEcfedit 0f ONE. TWO, and Three
lEyeaIs, lib equal lnstalrnentS, beaEing interes,
from the dayEof' sale, tile purchaser, CT par.
lAchasars. giving bond with good personal secu-
| rity, an{tBthe title retained until payment d
| said bonds in full.
\ fN# JAMES L CARR. / Special
lSs I'll THO. b. SWAMI, & CDn,s. Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
HENRY p. ELIAS,
(scccEssoR TO JosEfH pRArEs.l
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER lJs
4 MATCHES, EHELRY And CLOCKS,

Also--M anafast lrer If Ssiyerware, Masonic.
Lodge, Chspter and EncaInpaent Jewels.
Seals, Marks and Clotli1g, No. is West
Fourth Street, between Main and Walnut
cincinnati, Ohio.
N. B.-N atcbes, Cocks, ana JeweFry re-
pairep and warranted. LSept. ss5Ia II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
Wagon, and Blacksmith Shop.

TIME subscriber informs the inhabitants Of
II Coats Mouth and vicinity, that he still
continues to carry on the Wagon Making and
Biacksmithing business. in all their dIiierent
branches. He is prepared to furnish his Gus
tom, rs with d neat, good and substantial
Wagon, lis materials are OF the best quality,
and he ii confident bill work viii bear inspec-
ton, as It is done either by HIMSELF 81 under
his immediate inspection.
JOHN 0VERSHlNER.
Ooar's NourE, Pes. =. lsts. ss44
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16

SALE OF BANK Sfpck. -35 shares Of
Bank Of Fayetteville stock were sold in
BIZ Wednesday, at $50 SO
pr share pa yalueE $50.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16

THE Commonwealth Of Virginiai 10 the
Y Sheriff of Kanawha county, Greeting !:
We command yoa that Yon summer the Kan
wba Coal Company. il they be found in your
balliwickJ VI appear before the jus ices of bhr
County Court for The county of Kanawha, ut
ruIesto BE held III the cierk, soffice thereof dr
the first Monday i'm April next. to answeftle
James River & Kanawha Conrpanyof plea
oftrespasS on the case Id assumpsif, damage
$500 90. And have then there this writ. Wit
ness AlkxASpER ". QuAaKIxR. Clerk OF oiiF
sad court. At the couu house ID said county
the lst dayof March IS5s. in The SD year of
bur founaatna. y A.W. QUARRlER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
l DIR. GEO. VAN DE LINDE,
N Graduate of Leyden Il Paris,

tKesidence IN Boone q H., .yiEginia.)
Still continues ready, NlGHr and DAY. to at
tend in this and adjoining counties, to such
as need and wish bis Professional attendance.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
4eaaI SSbertisclllellfs

1893 :. ,,,salth III virginia, 10 the
Y E y "a Z ma county Gree ing
Sile1l 81, v,f sar1mo,i the Old
g eorll' e ',.s ~. they be- found
pclnineoa a.s;1;ah II appear before the
WITHIN youl cda,rtfar the countyof
Jns tises oio1i $500 II IL beldfn the clerk sof-
hanaWiia, ~ y Isl NnaIayi il, April next
ihcs the1fn., ~ W. RyeT IL X aaawha Com
~ ans W. y .rsnass case in as
sumpsit, dinsge $500 w. Aaa nm 49, " "
there this writ. Witness /, a.r. :. the
ii ssii. coilatys the Isl day Of
c9ui. eaS i sSd xear o(our fonadatien.
lv3n1i al VI n z III IT,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
nIoEFATlS
= 4 r. II ~ Z IL II =
E+9x nrr,g 6,rxv, .svyxx =, f..,s vary.lS ~.

DxPHENIx BIT1rEIsS. +
THE best family medicine nos before the
a public for tile cure Of
ScRoFULA, ULCERS scuRVY, 5.
OF Efpptions Of The shin, Fever land Agne,
Dyspepsia, Diopgy, and in fact hll diseases
soon yIeidto faeir ezra tive propa 1tieF.
II has been conpute sI tina duliGg the last s
wears upwards Of HofR MILLIONS Of persons
have been. benefited Ea tbe.use III these med
iciFies, fact which sfIeaks Yolpases in favor
Of Their curative RrapeFties-sa siusle trlaIlwll
place them beyonil tie reach of cgnfpetion in
The estimate of every patient BY tBeiF Use the
blood is restored 10 d healthy State and freed
tom all impurities, Tile system is not reduced
during their Operations biltBins igafaked,z and
they require no restraint from busiAess OF
pleasure.
v The afflicted have injtAese medgtintsarem-
edythat will do for ilesnau that nIe dielns ca 4
possibly effect. FtepaIed By 5
Il q l6-lY w. B. MOFFA III ~ orb. !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16
WILLIAM SMITH,,
Saddle and Harness Maker,

IIT0ULD inform his friends and the
w public, generally that lie still com
tinues TO manufacture every description
of;work III his line in the best manner,
and at as low prices as can be purchased
in Western Virginia.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, he respectfully asks s
continuance of the same. M
june | I, 1856, v2nl0tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-16

When are chairs Ike 4 lady y dress =
When they are sat-fa.