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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-24
SheriR's Sale.

ONToSD, ss.-~epicnber I, ISIS.
'lNAkEN go execution add uaLs.. preyiousl, re-
l ds,msi well be- sold IL p,lbl,c sri,On 10 the
highest bidder. oa ri>.l.,. ths tselith d.y 81
October nsNi. at oae o'clock. L. ~, at the Poet
Ofhce at Locke. Mills 10 Greeasool, ~ s,ii Go.
all ihs right b. e,',y sh,eh fr,nkla Heck n Jas.
puliey hal on ihr 10Th DAY offeb. ,A.D., isSs,the
"a, When The same va. attached "n the original
srit. to rcdccm certain piece Of mIfiglgrl rc,l
estate. -i'ultel AZ Locke. Wills ni Greenwood,
being the sane that - described 10 a mortgage
dc-d thereof. IRON Fnnklin Buck ani Fnheis Il.
DALEY H. William %. Pcir.on, duei August -,
AID. 1851, ard recorded viii iAa osiOrd Records
book ll3. page ldl, ,rfcrenee thesrio beins bal
for more pauienlif ,ksosipli9n thereof.
JOSIAH W. WRITTEN, Deputy Sha.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-24
500 Reward (!
Commiasionora, Notico.

SN''ssas'' - q,
WE. the uI'HItsrri, hivius l-sn lprnini"d
w b., ihr Juiyr ~ Probate hr ihs ,uuHy 81
ONilrl. g. t,,s,,c and examine the claims OF 'hr
ri,l,tofs Il
iCllNBOD HAYES,
Late af Wlt-,f,fI, 90 ...I C.uut, iscen.sd, vh hose
stale hls i-gH rrutvs~nici ,us.'sai, h.fvh, give
,.ai,sr hat 80 mouth. srs allowed o. 'ai cf'iit-
of. G., buug he sod pfu,c Ihrir CLAIMS. sol that
sc vtI au,ni o. The sgtNtIr atsi-nsd Do at the
h.u.r Of i.uih,f liopsbtHn Boz .sii Waterford 90
th, b,t ~,iutds, 81 O,iul-s asd November neat,
i,otu ou. o. I've O'Clock T. VI.
John 4. GERRY.
JOSIAH MONROE.
MMelllrI. Avg. ". lsi-. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-24
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR !

!, oaly lsr average of the actual profit from the
nee of each oae of these MaehRe. and zoe eonhrn''
alton u this ruth. refer 10 any u the thou
sandi Of persons who NE them. They are adapt.
81 10 every SOFT Of wofk. 6ps or coars upon 'ik.
cotton, linen and wo1len ialtics. also ight sad
heavy leather. They never tIil TO give entire sat.
isisctlon.
10 meet the growing demshi COZ a smaller and
more elcgaai machine lss private add household
pupo,cs, We have just produced and ace ready 10
receive Onlers ior S,agsT's
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
which !. the mo., compac, aad beautiful rswiag
Machine ever constructed. II !, ofnameni,d IN
the highe., .lSl u at. and al who u are de-
lighted With ID. u maize. the Improved nistoek-
leked stitch, and l, capable u doing greater va.
rs,y n wufk in letter ,tyle than any other Sew
ing Maehine ever oaersd 81 family purposes.
II l. Mt subject u the objection 81 u.iag twice
too much lhrrsl. anil making = fayellng seam. liks
the Gro,er 4 Daksf; Bar !. Il conhned IN IL oTef.
al,ou 10 lev thin fb'ies. liable 10 ~, oui Il 90.
dee asi uaGiiei 10 49, a,N thead III. the Wheelef
s Wil."n Maehine: tal is amply suti'cicni 10 pet
iorm al kin.i. ~ f,mily scwirg.
1 Pricr ~ Family Msrh,nss with ifon table onui
plste fof u.s 500. The larger standard ,nac hlncs
irum SIPS 20 500. seni br !. " Singer X
Co.. G,t-ttc, lc,uiifal pir,ofiii paper devoted
o. SewiRg Mschiurs. anil runtainlng let ~ prices
sni all other iaiarmai,0u 90 the suhcci. u viii h.
forwarded gratis.
/ l. ". SINGER h co.
. ~. n
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NOTICE.

4 H. per.ons srr h~rfl, cautioned n ,liusi ruf-
y ,hastug = npis of htad oi Fuf, -onc dpNirs,
,bt-i ryru. Aus. ~. i~Ss. rup1iHg a. ~amoel
lloluas or ufle,, and .,snsd %, William ". Nitgin,
r,,7h'r on dyutni with ,utrf~.'. ,,ld note having
brs1 l,st. hs. never ben .oid ur transferred by
ms. SAMUEL. HOLMES.
Peru. Au.irt 20 2, 1855. ~
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Freedom Notice.

fIlllS csuihe.. that have this lay siven ~
o., 900, OEIN ~. BHoNN, ninor, h,si,Wc
10 ast ani tiads Doe hrusriL shall claim Houe
81 Do, rafnings r1f Iay ans d~if. Of hi' ro1tu'ot.
iu. alter thts date. JOHN BROWN.
Witue.ss u. J. nruvn.
Bethel. JuI, a.. lsJ- q
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NOTfCE

nro~uGcIl. Sept. 5. is5s. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
For the s.Kanawha Valley STAR
Sunday School Celebration. al Buffalo
Virginia.

"a IA Fl. < 49, AZ
BY d previous arrangement. among the
different Sabbath Schools in Buffalo. the,
Schools convened in the NJ. E. Church,
South, OH Sabbath June, the 6th, for the
purpose Of making the necessary arrange
ments to celebrate the 18th Of July. The
attendance Was large. and exhibited q
spirit of christianity, unanimity and
bfothefly love; aud we fully apr ciated
that passage which reads. {. how PLEASANT
Eit IS for brethren TO dwell together in
unity" After reading portions fscrip-
ture, singing and prayer, the several Com
|naitiees took their respective stations. and
Mr.. D. M. Nash was called to the chair.
Mr. B. B. Sterrett was elected as secra-
tarY.
BY q previous vote, it was agreed thai
the Ladies decide whether a diniier shall
be prepared for che celebration The
vote being taken, il was unanimously
agreed to.
On motion, Committee sof Eve was
appointed 70 secure proper place to pre-
pare the dinner.
On motion, Resolved. That the Sab
lbatl Schools, OF they various Churches ID
Buffalo win meet al 8 o'clock, "A. MI, on
Saturday, the Bill ofJuly, ii The Metho-
dis E. Church. South, and there organize;
they will then proceed to the Presby terian
Church, where the Declaration Of indie
pendence will be read by Mr.. AZ. W. KIRr-
/ LET. after which. 40 Address viii be de-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

nc, than The lands III soille Of the adj
joining lilly counties, and consc-
quentls, greater price i asked for
them, than tile Commissioners, who
are acting under q very small appro-
.priation, feel warranted 10 paying.
Admitting that they are more yalua-
Die for agricultural purposes, and
that therefore the State should Be
willing 10 pay more for them that
II would Be economy On her part to
40 SGT still bchooves Us 10 place
the land At the disposal Of the Com
nissioners at AZ low q rate as it can
be purchased elsewhere, OF, what
would be better, donate It entirely.
It would beIbread judiciously cast up.
on the waters, and wonld return to
our citizens moro thanla hundred
fold harvest.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

WeHhaye received communication,
froma gentlemen living aw miles back
Of Buffalo, in Putnam county, covering
four full pages u fool's-cap paper,
written closely, interIined and nicely blot
ted, headed 4 i hare been badly treated,
and an not Black Republican, We
refuse 10 publish the article for VI least
|two reasons one (Which is. our terms
require pay FOR all private matter, And The
author says nothing about paying the
second is. we believe there Is N more
truth than poetry ! ID the chargeIIh e a.
tempts 10 deny.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
lInsieal Snirte.

Miss PARALEE CELESTE CLARK,
formerly i Student atthe Asylum tor
the Blind, 1t Stauntdn, W., now 2
resident ii Oabell Co., Na. will give
j Concert, at Brooks Hall, On Thurs
DAY EVENING next. SIle will be gra5
tuitously assisted by Nh. FEIsE, and
tile best musical talent he Aanawha
County. Miss g. is blind an OF
phan. and IL not afiuent scircum-
stances. Sheunderstapas musicper,
fsctly, i al excellent pianist, and
d good vocalist. This i ne,
Sarst appearance BeEoreths public, and
Nc hope orr citizens viii give her :
Rod benefit /; they will not only have
i rich treat themselves, but will a
the same Tins, be aiding in q worthy
cause
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
Coal RirefI Navigation Company.

x
Mai. Henry S. KuPP, Of Reading, Pa
who IS well known Contractor on
Pennsylvania Rail Roads and Canals, has
contracted with the Board Of Directors
Of the Coal River Navigation Company,
10 repair the damages done to The Locks
and Dams on Goal river, by the rises ~
December last, and also to restore the
Navigation Of the river from Lock and
Dam number one, to Peytona, for the
sum 81 thirty thousand dollars $50, 600.
Major Kupp came very highly recon-
mended to the Board Of Directors. as an
able, competent and experienced Con-
tractor. and has agreed 70 commence the
work ii July and finish it by the first
day Of November next. provided the
$50, 900 be paid him monthly as the
work progresses.
The Coal Companies Of Coal rivel
have raised $50, 900 of the money. and
T. !. iseHlf . ~
are now endeayoring to raise in New
York and Philadelphia the remaining
$4,000. And II is thought that thel
viii certainly do it, and thus be read,
for the shipment Of Camel and Bitumi
nous Coal from Coal river next Fall AMI
Winter.
The Western Mining \ Manufacturing
Company have now at their Mines z
| Peytona, some iao, 900 bushels Of yer.
superior Camel Coal ready for shipment
and for which they have been offere'
/ from is 70 90 cents per bushel i deliy
cred in Cincinnati and Newport mex
Fall and Winter.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
Mad logt.

i a dog, supposed to bemad, was
killed near Dir. Patrick's residence,
d little over a mile below this place,
Oh Sunday morninglast. Dr. z and
others ii that neighborhood, have
killed their dogs. What rs to y
done with the hundreds III Charles,
tona strychnine viii probably rise
in market, Or, perhaps, some may
use. as q cheaper article, strychnine
-adulterated with whisky.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
Imp Ortant RnbIie Meeting.

According to notice given by pos
tors, dnring the day Of Saturday, the
I9th, q goodly number Of the people
Of Charleston, assembled il the Court
House III Tue evening. The meeting
was organized BY electiag JAMES
IA. LEWIS, Chairman, and 3 W.
NEwroN, Secretary
The object Of the meeting was e.
planned succinctly, clearly and forci
bly by Tnos. +. BRouS, Esq. y was
to take prompt and efficient action e 2
place before tie Commissioners tbs
advantages and claims Of this place
and vicinity, for the location Of the
Trans Agegzany Lunatic 4sytu'nxa
to collect, without delay, accurate
descriptions Of the several peculiarly
suitable sites forsthe Institution, and
the terms,on which the owners would
dispose Of them for that purpose, ana
cause the same to be laid before the
Commissioners at their meeting u
Richmond, or Washington City,
where It Is expected they will make
their firlal decision in the matter.
After considerable discussion, and
some verbal and informal PROPOSE
tions, on the part Of the owners, g
dispose ofsites, il was, ona assoa
Z. w. Newton,
Reso1ved, That the whole subject
Of receiving propositions for selling
sites, preparing the proper descrip-
tons and surveys Of the same, and
the transmission Of the whole 10y
mail, Or delegates, # they should
think proper, to the Commission ers'
Be entrusted to d Committee Of three,
Ito be appointed BY the Chair, r.
Whereupon, the Chair selected Dr.
S. Patrick, Thos. Z. Bronnland Jas.
Z. Carr said Committee.
Resolved, That John G. Wright
and Jno. N. Clarkson be a Committee
to solicit subscriptions from the citi.
zens Of Kanawha, 70 adm SO reducing
the cost Of any site that may be select.
lea as to make it acceptable to Tbs
| Commissioners on the score Of Ok.
pense to the State. he
ResoEved, That Messrs Geo. >,
Patton, Jas. II. Rogers, and VIM. 4
lGoshorn, Be Committee to rais'
tile requisite funds to defray the ex
pense Of q delegate to represent onl
interest before tile Board of Commits
sioners, at their meeting for the fina
decision Of the question Of location
Of the Asylum,
| Resotged, That thefproceedings Z
1.-THE meeting Do Published in the pa
1pers Of this place.
JAS. a. LEWIS, Chairman.
4 E. ". NEvros, Secretary
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
..Tall ITimlIoIIIfl.IllyI...

SAMUEL Rusr. Esq, who resides. on
the Kanawha, opposite ths Mouth Of
coal, has left at our Office stalk Of
which measures .,fss Jeet and
seven inches in length, and his head ten
inches long. Il grew III an IoldImeadow
with other timothy, and although il was
i" 1 head and shoulder Z above its fellows,
its companions are also tab chaps. -
Can any one produce a lNrgeF stalk /? Il
any Of our farmers have agricultural
eufiosities, I W will take pleasure IN no
tiefng them.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

We regret TO learn that the wheat
crop, ii, this and some Of our adjoin-
ing counties, is very much injured BY
rust and ssspot.n For day ~ two
past, the weather has been very tai
5vorableI for Fastening the ripening q
the crop, butIif there should be an
uufayorable change, many fields will
not be worth harvesting.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
eel,bratiOu. al Buffalo.

BY reference % the proeeeu.ass = :
meeting in another column y WI .
seen that onr Buffalo friends nave pslieos
id their plans for ceiebrallng oursSP
preaching National Anniversary Ws
hope they willhave ! { good time. and
as the old saying is, " the more, the mef s
risr,s We advises u I. he esss -
Ii. viii sD 80 Inc only celebration, as ter as
I'VE can= learn, in the Valley.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

Is extended 10 the surrounding coasilFy,
to participate.
rising vote was then requested 70
IL aiken rs 10 Tie propfiety Of holsIlilg q
sSbbatI. school Celebration, and g was
announced 10 be unalliInous sEs
We invite speakers from abroad n par
ticipate with Us IN celebraiApg tllsIIa sE !,
and Ii advancing the Sabbath s1sieol
cause, knowing chat the Gauge y agoo I,
one and the command imperative. y l Il
i Is train up our children in ths ieal
and admonition Of the Lord.
} Resolved, that the Randleha fssiffs
lStar, be- requested to publish, tl.s1sP RI
ceedines, aud that the Editor be itiaAsee
10 meet with us on that day l|.
j. M. NASH. Chairman
ii n SrRRKETT. Sec'rY. h
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
Who can II he,

Tie Cincinnati COMMERCIAL Of
tile 10th has tile following ambiguous
and mysterious article. We think it
would have been q more generous act,
if|the Commercial editor had given
tile name Of the editor. 81 ofhis pa
per. and not let all the pious editors
in Kanawha Valley suffer under the
stigma Of having got into suchan nm
lucky snap. We again ask, Who
can III bea We know it was not the
Senior Editor Of the Republican, but
VIZ are not 50 confident as 70 the
Junior.
1--WE learn that IN unsophisticaBel editor
of d ne wspaper iii Kanawha Valley, was
beautifully diddled out lis IS, in the game o.
q three card monte,n on the last TRIP down o.
the steamer Kanawha Valley. Tleeditor go'
excited and fed to his staterooni, when BIZ
procured revolver and rushed outiRto the
cabin evidently with intent to shoot. The
g carlef" also rushed into his slater rom AM
procured a similar instrument. and com
ing ont offered 70 exchange Shots With the ed
itor1Eor 500 shot, giving the editor the frs
crack. The latter not appreciating the sport
began I'd manifest symptoms of backing down
andsdil back and apologized, Stating that h
intended 10 stop al The Bnfnst House, but be
ing broke he would go elsewhere The gen
tlenaIl who dealt Tie cards warned The edit0
not ID bet as he would lose cock sure bu
considering himself il luck, be sbscked
his Smoney and lest. The gambler sympa
thies being excited BY the distress Of the loser
tfnallyErefandsa Si5 OF the $25, nnd the un
lucky Virgiiian dried uD."
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
Aanaaba UsIlsp Star !
+ saI EsToN. Il lEsDA \. JrNE u. 1855
laaalle AsfIaal

n AI,LAoE, Tie three gentlemen ap
pointed BIZ CIV. Wise ID designate i
Iocation and site for the pro
l,osed Trans Allegheny Lnnatic Asy-
Inn, paid our village d flying visit
Iast week, They reached here ID the
eAstern stage, about ) E NJ. on
thursday, ana left about 0 o'clock,
Saturday morning. One reason for
IS short . stay was, two II the gentle
Len received letters at this placc, am
y cineillness iii their families.
or bic Rip Van WiDkleish char.
a,.rd Il our citizens. their brief stay
solutels eive inucil 81 al opportunity
iisls ~ e ascertain the advantages
s, n, 6 .'antaSes Charleston possesses.
u.ateriaIs.f our citizens paying atten-
have tic matter ID tine-llayiing
/ , .1e ll.. ..sirnated! anil propositions
ldisiya Isl. setting forth tie adyanta.
profit tle different sites. aud the fea.
4 lo Y, io 4 81 proeori ng iii necessary re.
81 n,rre,,,eeaed 81 such al institution.
aid ID steaa If having done thetao;;aa.
o,,l. which Il always to Be- spent
60 cess any ai'w public Improvement bene.
!. s,S'iIsc aolote yeopis-our citizens
lssl s,,ietlv rested On tl,eir oars, trust.
the GENERALITY and healthiness
sorisiir situation, and the many other
ssrs ii advantages which j benefi-
bug rovfdenca has showered upon
T. Id after the arrival Of the
l pes bnissioncrs. another thing had it's
6'sr nee III confirming the natural
F, XIV Of our citizens, and that was,
ms Nor that tie Commissioners had
" b nearly all the requisites neces.
.lle 'ls Il: warrant their locating the
I as Us atone Of the points desig-
/ Bsired i tie Governor, and that they
crops ted Charleston through cour-
!. i,lS4; ;a 81 effect of this was, to lead
nars vens to the assumption that
excess sts Do their part TO alter this
b E Vs. j. ion, would be dishohora.
Sr6ectly useless tho more
DIG ithad Tho preconceiyed ap-
f EN-: ~ ofthe Governor. which, 81
e lie. w6nld have its influence with
Tie Commissioners.
II was mot mill lust before tile
. Commissioners left, that our citizens
were undeceived as 10 the assertion
that tlle Commissioners had taken
any action Oh the subject. Then, af-
teri Commissioners had lefl--in
lie last half ofthetwelfth hoursteps
were taken which should have been
ghken months ago. Hand-bills were
issued, calling i meeting fol Saturday
evening, to receive propositions for .
site, toappoint Committees, &c. The
proceedings 81 this meeting will be
fonndEin another column. Ii being
understood that tie main objection Il
- I 4 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
County Court. /

County Court commenced its session
on Monday, yesterday . and VII remaia
in session during to-day, Twenty-four
Of the Magistrates were present. leaving
only four acting Magistrates absent.
There are four newly elected members q
the Board, who have not yet been quail:
fed.
The first business transacted, was on
motion to build 8 new Jail, which was
agreed to, and Committee, consisting.
IF JACOB GosHoRS, JOEL RUFrSER, and
D. H. EsrlLL, Esqs., was appointed %
take ehargeof theimatter.
Il win Be remembered that law was
passed last winter, BY tile State Legisla-
lure, authorizing the County Court 70 IN
crsaseIthe psr diem Of is Presiding JUS
tice to SO. a resolution to carry this.
law into effect, that Is, pay SO per day
was strenuously urged before the Court.
and voted down. Ayes, John.D. Lews
Is, j. i. Davis, r. E. Putney, Joel Ruff
ner. Jas. Atkinson. Nelson Hill. N. r
Wyatt. VIM. McClannahan. Samuel
Shrewsbury. VIM Gilbert 10. Noes.
II. w. Reynolds. A. n. Smith, 8 Rust.
b. II. Estill, D. Shirley, P Holstein,
ii. Agee. j. a. WEIGH. J. =. Chandler,
II. G. Sisson, A. Wallace. ]. B. johnson,
M. d. CIinton.-13 The question was
then put, Shall the salary Of our Presid-
I ing Justice be increased, and lost. Ayes.
John. D. Lewis, =. 4. Davis. r. B. Put
lney, Joel Ruffner, JAS. Atkinson, Nelson
Hill, NJ. r. Wyatt, VIM. McC Mammalian.
Samuel Shrewsbury, VIM. Gilbert. N. p.
Clinton.fI. Noes. H. ". Reynolds.
IA. M. smith, S. Rust, D.. II. Estill, p.
Shirley. r, Holstein. H. Agee, J. A.
WEIGH, ]. &. Chandler. II. G. Sisson, a.
Wallace, ]. B. johnson. -le. Justice
GosHoRN, having previously given notice
| that be would resign the oficeo Presid-
ling Magistrate. unless the salary was
Increased, then gave notice that be would
resign At Tie close Of the present term.
a motion 10 build d new Court House.
4 fmuch needed. J was lost By = large ma.
1jority.
A Committee. appointed az = previous
session, 10 report on the condition Of the
1 Clerks Office. made report, and gave al
estimate Of the probable costof making
| the present building fre-proof though
lthat $500 would pay The expense Of
slate roof, and Court ordered that such !
4 roof be put on the building.
John L. Cole, Surveyor, James a
| Hershberger, and w. B. Martin, Cohsta
Ibles, j. w. Fields and R. MsMalcolm
Commissioners Of Revenue, were the
sworn in.
II The Sheriff reported that Si275ha'
I been paid for Jurors fees during thepas
} year.
n The Court madethe following assess
/ mentf for the ensuing year:
!. For usual County purposes. Sf.35s
! For Parish Levy h75
D no
|. 25per ct. on above, for school
Fund, Az
/ For new Jail, so
I Amount On each Tithabl, s477
+ Add to this amount the State
j, Capilation Tar, 30
81 IS per Of. on that amount for
al School purposes, 20
z Makes total tax oh each Tithable 5. IN
}. There are 1850 Ti.hablesin this gopI
lily.
ofl Total amount II Levy for
y usual County purposes. 84386' 90
is Total amount Of Parish
3, Levy. $4,000
le Amount fol New Jail, 100000
Total amount levied BY the
County. sI4,666.06
III .IosKpH SHrELpe. III the Grpat nv q;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

The steamer Philadelphia, one
day last week, when abont 10 miles
below Memphis, burst both herIboil-
ers, and was made acomplete wreck.
She had about $50 passengers On
board It Is not known how many
lives we're lost, but last accounts
made il about 200.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

Have you PAID f0r y9uf paper!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-02
PROCLAmATION.


WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia, certify and
make known that Joseph Prentce-Who signs eertncate
relating to The GFGefesbeTg egtdOte FtSS the Clerk
Of the Court Of this The said certificate embraces the
Of the most reliable and responsible people in THIS commu
nifty and cees the nvarabs curative action Of The Grae
enherg Vegetable Pills in thu following diseases:
"Bous Complaints, Asthma, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Erysi
pelas Low Nervous and Simple Fevers; Gastric Feyers G
Heartburn, Headache Indigestion, Mysteries Liver Complains
Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and all diseases
arising from want Of action in the digestive organs
And further testify full credit and faith are due, and
ought to he given, to said certificates.
In testimony whereof nave subscribed my NAME and caused
the Great Seal Of the State to be afh d hereunto
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor
By the Governor
WIN H. RICHARDsog, SEC. CON- and Keeper OF the Seal
Dr. kITTBDGE, Of Portsmouth, Cerhe that these Pis are the
best remedy for diseases Of the digestive organs that he has ever
met with.
DR.. CHAPMAN anything equal to them for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
Dr. OsTRAND has use them for all classes Of Bilious Com
plants, in all climates, and found them when pres ans
and other medicines in hundreds Of cases. failed 10 90 So
Rev C. Fox, Pastor Of the Pry Church at spencer
they work Miracles lest Pills now in use
There at least thousand families in Davidson cou alone
that always keep them in the house, because BY using them on
the first appearance Of n5sposon they hundreds Of doh
lars in Doctors bills Price, % cents per box - -
jy2e-a ALEX MACKENZIE GashTillo,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-02
EdmcationaI FmeiIitIes.

TVVHE undersigned beg leave suggest their friends and the
public that the 18th Annual Session Of Franklin College.
five miles from Nashville, will open September 9th, 1853 and
continue 20 weeks.
The Of instruction is quite equal to that Of any College
in the country the location favorable health and
safe retreat from vicious influences, the
tuition determined to all proper exerOns give satsac
ton patrons.
amounts to only Sl6O per annum
In the Preparatory School the only $40 per year
MRS. c. FANNING'S Schcsi for YOU'VE LADIES in the
date vicinity Advantages such have daughters
70 educate. T. FANNING, President.
W. LIPsCoABE, Secretary, iuly25+F&WlR"