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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

How 10 MAKE TEA Tie proper way
u make i cup Of good lea IS matter d
some Importance. and tile following plan
is said Is be excellent:
The teapot il At once. filed with boil
ing waters then tile tea is putin the tea.
pot and IS allowed to stand for Eve min
Hntcs before IT IS used the leaves gradu-
allv absorb the water and IS gradually
sink 70 the bottom the result IS thatth
tea leaves are not scafied. as thay arr
when boiling water is poured over them
and YOU gat ire rue favor III the tea. Ii
truth, much less tea is required 10 thi.
way than under the old and common
practice.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
81 Oh tn
] For the aKans Wha Valley Starr, 4
Lines to d Star.
As tie sheenIof 4 diamond from under the

y (
AS the sheenIof diamond from under the
sE sea,
Thy sparkle comes down from the heaven
n To me.
shine oal, Blight star. ID Try far blue deeps,
Whilemy Dariihg. iasb issful dreaming sleeps
Peep 10 at .ef window s-beho!dlher there,
And 90 lfess That thoI knowest naught 81
fair. L
Peep in at her Window Snd make thee sure.
There's naugLt N heaven itself more pares
Peep in at her windov-1 in-the distant blue
sjShineth HE poles al Festealy and true2
Peep ID atsher Window beneath, or above,
ot Ion earth, there's none 80 worthy Of loyel
4 4T.nok into my heart il iis!htliest shrine
Seest thou not5shr3ned this sweet sleeper oi
mlne7
Look into my heart--seeIi.s images dent;
Binds not each dne in glad worship VI hef2
/ Alb tthy sparkls ASSENT In the heaven alone
None more woFthy isl bved with y trutr ioyzI
Shine on, BfightaStr. like the gem fror14he
sea- zf
Thy sparkle shall ever bedear 10 fEe
( ~ L = r.. h Ne Z Y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

WAR IRIS MADE UP or. The census
-of the United States shows that we have
two million and half Of FARMERS, one hun
dfed thousand merchants, and sixty -four
thousand masons. and nearly two hun
Died thousand carpenters. We have
fourteen thousand bakers. To make our
bread twenty thousand lawyers 10
set us by HE ears forty thousand doc
tors to .kill or cure and fifteen hum
lred editors to Keep this motley mass in
order, BIZ the power Of the Public opin-
ION, controlled and manufactured through
tile press, s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

FEATHkK BEDs-It has been discof-
erred that feathers unskiIfuIly cured and
put into sheds, are deadly 10 persons Of
weak lungs sleeping on then. - sehongs.
! The fact is, feathers are badly cured il
cured at al for any purpose as making )
bed, Better sleep on = hickory plank
A decent hog.Fenis much mere healthy
place 70 sleep ia than a feather bed, &C.
cording to out calculation Of chances for
health and long life.-M u Nt.us.
Truth Every word. We endorse the
swhhle Of ii.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

WEtGHr OF THE CABixET.A CORES
pondent Of the Boston Journal says
The present cabinet IS composed Of
6 men 81 weight, as / noticed to-day.
on 4 regisIef 81 the weight Of visitos kept
at The Smithsonian institution. Howell
Cobb is set down at 2l7k pounds Gov-
eFhor Brown at RI Secretary Touey at
1853 Secretary Thompson at IA. and
Gov: Floyd at l79. / shou 4 Judge that
Gen. Cass will weigh nearly 200 pounds
although he IS not fieshy as he was q few
years since. He IS very active for ono
Of bis age. and walks to the department.
ofstale almost every morning without ar
oyercoat, and with an elastic step.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

War rHE LADIEs CosT.A wash
ingtpn correspondent ii no has looked over
the reports Of the different bureaus, sayss
I'LL appears that foF silk ii its various
fabrics, The ladies' have spent 8 .699,1 I
68I for embroideriea. sl.44s, l75s ipF
trimmings and laces, s I29. ia FOL
shawls. So. ,35l for bonnsts and
hats, Sc. 246. 928. While the inSn have
wasted their substance. ID brandies and
liquors, S3, 963. 1875 lii wines, se. 3aI ]
Ee52 j; and ID cigars and tobacco .5|79,
/ 1881
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

To SINGLE MES.-Eyefy school boy
knows that q kile would not fiv unless i
had string tying itdown Its just 50
inflife. The man who isstied dognby q
half dozen. blooming responsibilities, and
their mother. will make higher and
Stronger flight than The bachelor. Who,
having nothing % keep him steady IL all
ways floundering ia the mud. Il yor
wans to rise in the world, tie yourself Il
lsomebod yin
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

Lows REAsoR. sBrideel.p said
lady q her servant. Bridget Conley,
who was that man you were talking
Iwithlso long al the gate last night ~
ssSnre 40 one bpt my eldest brother,
ma an, z replied Bridget with flushed
cheek ..,a
Eour brotherl ! didn't know you
had i brother. What's his name p
Barney Octoolan, ma am q
"IndeedE how comes il that bis name
Iisn'tthe same as yours y
.9ros, ma Am. \ replied Bridget. ..hs's
bin married once. s..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
4 * . N RY i q o sB !,


YFNH is convenient hotel has been re- fitted
I'll and extensively enlarged. Itis the1on-I
lytavEfn In NoEeh Charles ton ID expense
lsaslbeen SPAR for the accunlAdatioAo f guests
IT. leif TAB e, Ft ALL times, is supplied with
the d9iecacies of The season; and tie capa-
rioiis BAR ROOM with fliA tlioicest Equors
end Segars- fsfenchs Pale and Peact Branaies,
Jamaica Rum, Holland asins Domestic and
sFofsisn Mines; OH! Rye, Bourbon, Mononga-
liza anA Common NIiiskey
ID 5osl Stabllng. Welt supplied with corn and
han, II. SN FDER a co. 4
Jnne 2s, 1857, u9ss ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

Az ENP1sz ~ THE NORTH AN effort
y making to mite Tie British American
Coloe'es in one grand coniederacy, con-
temp si'ne, ultimately. an independent
goverbM.n Al conference with the I'm
befial| Government has been had on The
subject, a the reply vas ltlhat her maj
esty would .s ruled entirely by The wish
es Of The colonsoS themselves % this sub
Jet; and, IL pnfsi nee Of this intimAtiohs
EoyaScotia has 81 s.11 negotiations with
the other Provinces territory en-.
Hbracea in This contempla s6hiedefec7
Is nearly three millions 81 pare nii'1s.
and the population nearly tl1le = |...|
This isa good foundation ior anothel en-
pire.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

+ Z +
YIRsrSfA TIMBER Withinthe last FIVE
wears thousands 81 acres Of Virginia tim
Der have been culled, and the majestic
growth 81 centuries has fallen before the
wood-man's axe; Timber for fuel, TIM
her for railroad purposes, and timber for
shin. building have beea carried III large
quantities toothef quarters. Ship build
ers have realized heavy per cents.3 and
railroad cqntractors have made their fors
tunes out Of the growth Of the forests Of
Virginia. Timber has beensold Al non-
inal rates, and already do we find large
tracts Of country .despoiled OF its virgin
growth. It is time that Virginians
should stop and consider II whaL re-
mains IS te pass from us, let it at least be
sold for q compensation andlnot bartered
for a mere song. tItisestimated by ship:
builders that : large pine. saffieiebt for
The spars or beams of'a.itst class ship re-
aaires from twoto4three hundred years 70
grow lesser imbefs Of course a shorter
period but ii our forests are despoiled
for tliei next ten years, as they have been
forsthe hast FIVE. we shall have precious
| little lefl+eithef for our own use Or thatIof
foreign cnstoniers. Virginia timber may
BE found in tie British and Spanish Isles,
Ill the shape Of railroad sills, and this val'
liable maternal has been sold At rates bat
tlittle ID advance Of that ordinarily paid IN
the North fsr cord wood. Lctthis great
resource offVirginia be liusbanded, as VIZ
| shall have use for most Of the material
for home consumption, Il the eomnercia
Iaad improvement policyfof the State nov
projected shall be fully contaminated. =
Ki1giaia Herald IA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

Lard Bacon IS said 10 have frequently
ltold fhe following anecdote "a proud
lazy young fellow once came 70 an old
man who sold broom besoms At Buxton,
and asked to have one on credit; toWhom
the qld man. said: Friend, hast thou
no money? Borrow Of thy back and
borrow Of thy belly thqI' heyel 8sk
thee again Shall be dunhih9 thee efery
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
.I.Ittl .IsIIIIa PIInI.IC.L

ANDREW P!l GsfSs, of KanawIla county,
md 4 sIE i W.. iicltsE of Putnam couhtv,
nagiIls entered into liarsne; sIip, as Attorneys
lid Eoaifsejals Ut Law, 0nueF the style al
PARKS Il ff9fiE, for the counties Of Mason
md tutaam; vii ATTEND all The county, quar-
,.srfy lcifctlft euuris Iii those counties, and
..s1,l aifs.tItl bfo,flatIy to all business which
nav be entrusted tn them. appertaining TO
Hull profs ssiolf. PARKS & HOG 3.
jan. ! & 1873
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

4 You mustn't say your prayers TO-
nigHtchiId," said mother 70 her little
gil of four years, who had been s5me-
wket refractory for Time. previous to
putting her to bed: We'll said the
tinyIsinper. il when / die and go 70
heaven, God asks me why didn't say
my prayers tonight, ! shall tell him you
wouldn't let me.''
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

ON EARLY RlsIEG.-0ne ofour,coteIn-
.poraries disposes of this virtue as follows:
1--WE have watched he says those feI-
lows who are early risefs, and rs 4 gem
aral thing they are the first chaps who go
TO the groceries Of a morning. Il is al
.moonsltine about the srnartest and great
est men being the early risers. Itmight
have been DIN old times, but aw-asdays
when yeu see d chap moving aboutveFy
early you& may be9certain Rte i aflsrsq
drink.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

.sHallo, there whats your hurry. !;
wherelafeS you going q
Going am running for az Of.
fee ri
ssWhat Office ~
1.-THE Squire's Office darn II. I'm
sued
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

It's not vision, butignorance, which
teaches men presumption. Genius may
be sometimes arrogant but nothing is so
IdifadenEas knowledge.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
!. pAIslks q oIl,sIsI.EY.
], " % e. Il 10 e .

4 NDRE,r r d III d j 0IIS d. MosELEY
having enters d 1lnt5, partnership, for
tIIe pstroo IL or nr:ct sing Law iii the Uitcdit
and County C lts a,f KanaRha, and IN the
ci9o,,t C5urIs 81 Logan, Boone and Roane
VIII hereafter Iegllaflg attend those Gours $.
All bissir :ss en- lIas ell tB taeifcare wifi re-
ceiye prc apt attelJtsen, Ii ]s.
gEste 81 Tue Other III the firm can Away be
fond, during business hoirs at theif e,
III Rodgers Row, iii the town of G;itari ston
slarinston. Get. j, 1896. - u.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

tits stated that there ate about ono
million bushels Of wheat At Chicago
Wheat IS selling 6Sl955 cents. Il s. tie
general opinion that two million bushels
ST grain will Be ready there for tran6poE-
tatioh upon the opening 81 navigation.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

The merchant Of tISdesman Who does
not advertise literally shas been rery aps
pFt priately compared to man who has 4
lantern, PIT Is TO stiagy tobuy candle
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

Alfhe sale 81 property 81 shafpclI
White, deceased, ID TazeNSII county. oi,
Wednesday, the l7th ul,, : % 81 t8.t'e
from two 70 thfeeye3rs old. IbiI7-z'8hz
il number sold for 81 .e11.eo. bsi61
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

THE WAY Hr D4RD.- The re- Plus ultra
Of Indterous epitafhs IS 10 Be found % 3
grases.one IN Nav Hampshire. as fOl.
lows !:
SD all my friends bid adiens
A more Sudden death yon never knew
AS i was leading the old mare todflnk,
s She kicked and Killed me quicker . wink. !"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
IS I. II si Z y raw AMI, JUSTICE.
MEDICA & ND DENTAL.
i8z -

IN q. Won B0NfiO RsT, TIE oldest es-
fa5lisbea resi- sent Dentist I'll The plaee,.
would rssoectfulsy say 70 his friends ami pa
.traSss mat he lis moved 10 the iiires orn-
nj a bv Dr. James A Wise u here he will
htahss,i,r to wait "a pH who require the a1h
~ I skiiif8l Dentist Specimens of his work
81 X seen Al his OF ees as also premiums,
t ,l lave been awsfded y him fOr Superior
Mechanical Dentistry. .s,
All OPS ratiptis; eithtr sargieai OF n scianI-
al i, nerta is with Iseatne and despatch.
t9tiics, next doo} t6 tns norm StoIe'
1JaIi. 18th. 1883. Ytll37.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

PssrssM cennty va % I. Sci SIS. 's
Beng called sEn hys MI. Hart 40 express MY
-ap aion.in rsfetersae 10 a W heat fan pflsr
sebasei Of Aini. Ido 50 with pleasure alllFwill
Isl that ii. faf Sllrpass anktAing of lie kina
Il have ever used and CONSIDER IL tire best 4
Lave ever seen in point Or cleaning wllea &c
is Hw..ll dis the most speedy hav.ng cleaned iii
ore day over Twelve hundred hishels with 81.
anil iii stort can't conceive how a bsttef, ar
I cie could W invented.
LEWIS BOWLING. /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
;tolms ean appklI me ndser, when let brol
d. ii 4 lIisksr \
BR BEN ,BEo oMER
a.l u ~ |

III .8 I'm If3 It 14
\ What SCOTS snd jeefs We have tpl bear,
Flow smart beneath ilie lash ]! 4 t
II Because, f6rSloth, we, choose toEwear Il
The g wins hers and mus tachI'
II TNey lie II lis, fssfppn on little hmitf
4 Hi Such foolish Fixtures xeaI, -
That row dies; raseais. hide behind
a heavy hedge OF hair ~.
slslsthat reaspn+-by the Laws Wei
III 4Hhy weeshoutd nerit blame iii.
NJ Must We abandon things, because 81
!. Ara cal has ahe sams Z fH II IS
Must We expose a. naked grace..''
III Inv hen rascals 'flo rish clio hes r.
Al Cutoff he handle of.dlt face
-i HI. Because They have nose
a lis here, thy bona Scta list q
fTlnevitably brings
Al IE weiadopt he rfle iil this # IA
8tHI Why not in ottlef things B..
No. Natures Wisd5m never fails,
n objection. lthas she gave;
" And thousands ssiinhIr in IL e vales.
II The ietIms Of, q SHIRE ;.IElIs
Then 40 Il, NhTskerk n any#lepgth
I prize scu.galld 1 ~ he'srsl ass
That Sainson.nes Ter lost III sire 9Th
II Until he iostsIiis beard n
y = Il III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

ssr..El4,r on THE sUnJECT.,,
nERSONS ii want Of Window 6lass.
pntfx. Ee.. would do well toF call On
s 3 n j. n. ROGERS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

why Is lopfer p printing oliise liz
1 shade Tree :
Because We Are glad when ~ lsasss.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

& 4 oof6n. said - Irishmsa, III 4
house j man lives 10 when hsis dead
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

& #
AFWTE aIPREssED INTO a RISe "A
certain Russian noble, who lately visited
Paris, was noticed tob be constantly
plunged i'll deep sadness. He wore on
his finger very remarkable ring. large
enough for 1 bracelet, and extended over
his hand like buekler for The ring fins
ger. 1t was ofa greenish color, and was
ffayersed BIZ rod veins. It attracted she
attention Of every body, but no One
was bold enough to ihterrogate the niyss
terious stranger. until one day aslsdy.
meeting him in a public parlor, ventNred
tn say, ssY gu wear a very handsome rillg =
The Russian made movement as thong
He would conceal his hand, but that FEEL.
ing gave way to 4 desire to unbartlen
himself. ut is not a ring, he answered.
.;but a sepulchfe T. a sludder passed
fhgough the whole company. Tim
Jewel, madam, he continued, IS my
wife fslsad The misfortune to lJe Her
some years SINCE, ID Russia. She fsS ali
Italian. and dfeaded the lev bed y hiea
awaited her AFTER tRistlife. rariia her
remains 10 Germany where WAS 10.
quainted with 4 celebSated chemist. HIl6En
T directed to make cf Tho Body q soIid
substance. which I could u lys> eaHfy
labout me. Eightdags aftsfBard he sect
for me and showed me the empty coffin
/ alhorrid collection Of instruments and al,
enlbics. This jewel was lying 81 q IA.
ble. He had through means of some
corrosive substances and powerful pres
sure, reduced and conapp fsse2 that which
was my wife. into this Jewel. which shall
never more leave me.ts
This burial BY Chemistry is IA I'M
pfovement upon the pFo less ST cfehldtios
lately proposed BY tie Frensll papers,
Should il become pppulsr, widow maj
hereafter have her husband made into 4
bracelet with chain attached, to remind
her of the 'hyIneneal bond \ husband viii
have His vile done into 4 bin. and certain
.acadomicisns old fegiss know
would nakever5 good coat buttons 1Rss
York Tfibuas, ..#
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
QUARIsiEsIs q s;iLLIssoN,
a attorney at Law

pRAcrICEs N i Az AWiIA d0uNTY.
4 lafess-- Kanawha g. FH, IA.
Winds
g 7s.Ts,,ss !, q sss i . w. ENsLisH
=. y l nav AND JUsTICi n.
TT il FISHER and J. W. ENGLISH hay
itigenfered itsto.a partnership, for the
pufl,ose Of pfac icifg sass ~ the c9itnties oi
Mason ar.i PutusIil, will fegaiarly aftend the
Circuit onauEtfly and Monthly Courts Of
those iva conn les, aid will pay every atien-
tien to bu ssness entrusted 10 their care 8.
One or the other b tste ilfm VIII always IS,
f5it,tl al Their ofii lin Point Pleasant and
one orEhe 0t,ier will regularly pc At The IS hsT
nam County Courts. Ka8s
ri. ri asant. Dec. 2, n3Iy1 A,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
K { xiIlarsI.. Va !. Oct. q

M n. y hNtlAlEI \ z, A1tf. 20. Ia
f have use o1eof i. ~ pnil's graf'f clts d &
edsEonimy flirl4 This essen Hsand can cont lent
Nv u coaneaasH III tbe fatnlefs Of Katawha,
~ p4G s,f tire bsst aud n 81 perfect grain
.efsIsiiRfs lever was acaaaipfesl ~ b. as
Viii NJ GEsl. UT. HILI,.a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

WIAT an EDriph Ekrs.A Pennsyl.
wanna Editor. in az aPpeSl e BIZ patrons
says
The editor wants grain pork talloW.
candies. wAisky. wool. linen. besswax,
and anything Else be can eat. :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

AMUsINe.A few miles below Pe ,,ol,-
keepsie, New York, there now lives and z
has lived for several years past, a WORTHY
Clergyman. 4 man, however, very short
~ stature. Upon certain Sunday some
Years ago, this Clergyman was invised BIZ
The pastor of a church ii that vilkee to
tlli his pulpit for the day. The sinrita-
ton was accepted. and Sunday morning
saw Mt I'm tfe pulpit. Nov ii al.
peafed that the pulpit was "A very high
one, and accordingly nearlyshid tie poor
little clergyman from view. However.
the congregation, out 81. res ect. mana yea
70 keep their collntenances, and with over
pious iaces, seemed religiousIy alixfous
for the texs. They were not Obliged Is
wait long, for nose and two littls ewes
suddenly appeared over the top Of the
Hpu pit, aud q Squeezing, trcnulous voice
Proclaimed IL nasal tones the text: BE
sDf good cheer tits d Be not AFRAID -
q general tone Of laughter followed tlhe
.a9npineenlent the Clergyman became
cenfpsed. and turned all sorts Of eolors
ManyJ1n .the genera pproar, left Nthe
church, and i was a lone, time before TIE
minister was enabled 10 proceed With his
sermon, SO abruptly broken of. Alter.
noon came, AID the little man stsudina
On 4 feotstool. had a fair view of lis an,
dienee. Tie text was announced iuaus
form !. !" A little while and ye shall Sc me
and again Hide while and ye shall no
see ne.p lathe course Of his sermon
she-repeated his text .wish great earnest
ness, and stepping back lost his elsvated
footing, and disappeared from al his
hearers. The effect may be more readily
Einnaeined than described.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
10 the Farmers Of Kanawha.

TIME ubscribers would respectfully INFORM
II 1.-The Farmers of Kanas iha ami Tie aIioirIng
roint.es that they have locatdsl IN Nor il
Charleston, opposite Mr.IJoseph BibhyIs Midi.
tdt i parEuss of manitFacturiugI tte,r lately
llnrt ,ved double screening,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

+. Is.ITURNfls,
AT TO II n u Y "a I II. A w
Jackson, ii. II, Virginia,
M VII ntacticeiin Jackson, ANA The ad
i,ii1iar t.eaififitsS. Yili34
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
I'n \ March. aeth, lse,I
lIassle ! ht III sIds.

& Nj -J Il N Z & =
lIaggie ! BIZ III Sids.
'FAe land of my hone hitIug. fittiag7from
ii EaIs iaSl1Is sSils II sdtiiog. toifs lie merry
Ever 5let my houlesfeprt lie water, swfde. b
roam with prosdlhSsrt-aiaggiefs by my
h side,
NV ognipyed Maggie slsar, sitting ~ my side,
INaggie dear my own lote, sitfIng VIZ my side.
Roll on ye dHk wayess oseI tIle troubled
I III heed net yo,tt anaef- Ia sgie'sbs ny side
Ny own bytH Maggie esrsistng by my
side,
Maggie dear. by ov4n love sitting by' ny
side. fI
Ute wind roaring DER the blow, from the
a. slant Leo ttli
IThe storm raging roundhny pillow, brings no
II care 10 me:
ER5tl OH We dark Waves, der thsitr9A BLEED tile,
II need moi Your aage ~ sgsiess Bg my side,
aIyEowniloved MAGGIE aear. sitting hyfmy SIDE
Maggie dear nYowii love. lifting Iii my side.
Il Kohl on ye dark waves &c,
storms can apphl me ndser, when LET brow
HI Isl cteaT, @szs E4# IN.
Fair weather lngsrs eyery where her smiles
II L / appear ]; II ES il#
when a6rriw's brakes, round ny heart
II MI shall hide,
Still may j Il d ihfrl sitting BIZ ny sisde.
hisoU u loved Afsisigi sisp ,sitIipe hymy side
Maggie dear myIown love, sitting by my side.
VI Is9iI enye daf wRSesB &C.
\ t Il q . I'M i. i +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

have had ii use rpon my FARM during
the pr sem ysir. A Wheat fan manufactured
by u. 3. Harl & Go, Of GliEiilesloa Kanawha,
15ake pleasure III saying That i is eesidsfls
tas best fin hive ever used nr see Hi us III
II lanes III. u Al LIE
4 Glenwoof, Oct. 3. 1855.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

Having hal o1casfon " Glenn son1e seed
AHArat, thoroughly oi cookie, cheat &c., l
WAS iltiiicea, Il i'm the High reputation lad
of N Harris isnaTovea fans, 10 mare fhe ex-
pertinent. with ONE Of Them, whfch wi n sncll-
ity, ana ease in everywaY, fully arcpmis isil-
es EVERYTHING for which il has been 50 de-
sefYedly rrcDnae lded. I'll al he
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1IXONspAi3LE:S aud oshsr NJ. AN rs scr
w sale ii ttis Office.
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Having used one Of j. B Hart Ii COS. Fan
III cleaaing WLelt, DC 4 t1ke pleasure ia
14snupntn iieg II 10 the Farmers, for cleans
siilg seed WHEAT uf cookie, cheat Ae.,I do not
Think i cal BE- surpassed by any Fan. As ii +
1as hare used il, it has q ven entire saiisfad-
lioa. J0fiN al. CARR
EasKfafA SO stIs ittteess ~ .sfs
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CHsaLHsroR, Ktna wha.il
Z Thisis TO certify that ! haAesusel one of III J.
p Iiarl 4 20 Jim proselL~gFain ,csealeTs, and
tike pleasure ID accommodating fhrln to the
flaming community as a very superior articfe.
AL WRIGHT.