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shrinking back into the carriage, as, af.
ter riding nearly a mile, they drew up
in front Of large white house. why,
this is Elder Kingsley's! know him
very WELL
%! that will make no difference re-.
sponded Charles, gaily, jumping out land
then holding out his hands for her to
alight Il have told him all about it.
He is expecting u.s.
1t seemed so; for the venerable man
had not yet retired. and manifested no
surprise at their appearance. or the er.
ran on which they came.
They stood up. and Z der Kingsley
in few solemn words, united them for
life.
The ceremony was so brief, that Fan.
ME could hardly realize that she was a
wife, and looked up bcwildered into her
husbands face, who was looking down
upon her with proud and happy smile.
They were too much absorbed in their
own happiness to observe the approach
Of 4 gentleman who had entered the
room unperceivel, until he stool direct
ly opposite them. Fannie turned, and
uttered cry Of terror and surprise, for
it was Judge Clifton, whose eyes were
fixed upon her with an expression of se-
we're displeasure; though an attentive OBJ.
server would have noticed slight twitch-
ing around the mouth, evidently prompt
ed by strong inclination to laugh.
Forgive me, papa. exclaimed the
ne wmade bride, bursting into tears.
'Ha ha, ha" laughed the Judge, un :
able longer to contain himself. For
give you: OF course l wont! I'll cut
you off without a shilling-banish you
from my house 70. ever, you deceitful
baggage you. Do you know what you
have done you ungrateful mink, You
have married the very man selected for
you-done the very thing you declared
over and over again, that you never
would do Ha, ha, ha it is the most
capital joke l ever read off,
When Fannie comprehended the sue
cessful ruse that had been practised
against her, she made a strong effort to
assume dispeased and indignant look,
but it was a complete failure. She was,
in reality, too happy at the unexpected
turn affairs had taken to look otherwise
than pleased; and received the congrat-
ulation of her numerous friends, who
now poured in from an adjoining room,
with all the smiles aad blushe usual on
such occasions
Are you offended dearcst?' enquired
Charles, as soon ss they we're free from
observation. Fannie nigh, have been;
but there certainly was no trace of fanger
in the soft blue eyes that were raised to
his, overdowing with love and happiness.
lOl!ve Branch.
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-Neighbor T-had social party
at his house few evenings since, and
the "dear boy. Charles, fve-year- old
colt. was favored with permission to be
seen,in the parlor. "Pa' is somewhat
proud of his boy, and Charles was, Of
course elaboyately cotton up for so great
an occasion. Among other extras, the
little fellows hair was treated to a lib-
cral supply of Eau de Cologne, to his
huge qualification. AS he entered the
parlor, and made his bow to the ladies
and gentlemen
"Lookee here" said he, proudly, "if
any ofyou smells smell, tha's NE ~
The effect was decided, and Charles,
having thus in one brief sentence deliv-
cred an illustrative essay on human van
ity, was the hero of the evening.
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MiSCEI. I.LANEOUS.
FANNIE CLlFTON'S EL0PEMEA1
By NARY GRACE HALrrNE.

Fannie said Judge Clifton to hi
daughter one morning. laying down the
paper, over the top Of which he had been
for some time intently regarding her
come hither my child.
Fannie very dutifulIy did as she
was hidden Aad as she stood BY hi.
SD, the Judge took both of her small
hands IN one OF hi., and smoothing ca.
ressirgly with the other, her soft shining
hair. looked tenlei'y iato her f,ce
You are i woman now. Fannie, he
said.
Eighteen las. Christmas. papl.' re-
tarncd Fannie. demurely, trying to as
sum- the dignity ami gravity which be-
lony TO that mature age. Though. TO
tell the truth. they looked strangely out
Of keeping. with her slight form and
girlish face. and. in spite of all her ef.
forts. her rosy mouth ,c,ula flimple with
-,
cy eypr, ssion that was natural to them
Can il be pos-bi : exclaimed the I'D
gen,l unan. ..eaving deso SIGH. How
time does 20. l. be sire You are a
year older than your mother was whe
married her.
We'll, we'll, he resumed after a pause
taking off his spec.acles. and after wip-
ing ,hrm carefully readj jnsted them on
his nose. Il suppose must come to it
sometime, and it may as veil be first as
last. All fathers have to lose their
daughters and suppose I shall have to
make up my mind to lose you.
Lose me, papa. exclaimed Fannie
opening her eyes in astonishment. why.
what do you mean hope that am
not going to die vet aw...le.
You know we'll enoa,h what l mean,
you Jade near that, like all the rest
Of the silly young girls who never kno W
when they are well off, You will be get
ting married.
For shame. papa. said Fannie, blush
ins sRd laughing. Il shall do no such
ching!
OF course no'.' returned the Judge
dryly. 'Neve had such rn idea during
t whole course e your life. | dare say.
Cuu dat be persuaded o do anything
SO highly improper.
but what put tha, idea into your
head this morning, papa: persisted
Fannie, whose curiosity was aroused.
The visit of certain young gentle
man. who has requested permission to
pay his addresses to you.
That homey and disagreeable Major
Sinclair, suppose said Fannie, scorn-
fully.
No, my dear. it was not. 1t was
that handsome and very agreeable Mr..
Charles Eay. What do you think Of
that.'
10 her fath..r's surprise Fannie's coun-
tepance fell; her rosebud lips showed a
very perc eptib'e pont, and frown actu-
ally gathered on Ter smooth, open brow.
Think > she repeated. with disdain-
full toss Of the head. i think he came on
q fool GRAND, that is what | think
'Hoity toityr exclaimed the old gen.
tlem,n with puzzled air. 'What has
come over you now 1t seems that you
have changed your opinion very sudden
~
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}1ortrll.
From the Albany Journal

Where in the whole range of English poetry car
be found better dcscrptio Of an infant than tn,
following lines afford:
Rurn knsei,n2 and roei,ny the cradle
What is the little one thinking about
Very wonderful things, no doubt,
Cnwrtten history
Unfathomabls mystery
Yet he laughs and cries and eats and drinks,
And chuckles and crows, and mods and winks,
As if his head were full of kinks,
And curious riddles as any sphinx
Warped by collie, and wet by tears,
Punctured by pins, anil tortured by fears.
Our little nephew will lose two years;
And he'll never know
Where the summers co.
Hs need not laugh for he'll find it so!
Who can tell what the baby boy thinksi
Who can follow the gossam.r links
BY which tnc little one feels his way
Out from the shore of the great unknown,
-Bliad and wail,ns, and alone,
Into the Ii sht Of day.
Out from the shore of the unknown sea,
TOSSING ia pi,iful agony
Ufthe unknDwa see that reels and rolls,
spccked with the barks If Little souls
Darks that were Ia lucued on the other side
AMI slipped from icAvea Oh AL ebbras tide
What d 'es he think of his mothers yes,
What does he think Of hi. mothers hair!
VIVA Of the era lie roof that flies
Forward md bsc. through tho air,
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THE FUTURE.

God. ways seem dark, but soon or late.
They touch the shining hills Of day;
The evil cAnnot brook delay;
The good can well afJrd to wait.
Give cripincd knaves their hour OF crime; !;
Yo have the future grind and great,
safe appeal 4 TRUTH 10 Time
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$l,5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE.

lack Of sports in nominal existence
heartily wish :hey re all except the
cruel one of batting and tosturing ami.
mails, still kept u. The following lines
are from little book published in the
reign of James t..
Manu. dare challenge thee to Throw the sledge,
TO Jump or L"ape over ditch or hedge;
10 Wrestle, play at Stoeball or to Runne,
i" pitch the Barre, or to shoote Of Gunne;
10 play at Loggetts, Nine Holes, or Ten Pinnes,
To try it out at Football by the shines;
AT Tiektack, Irish Nodde, Nav, and KuF,,
Az Hot Cookies, Leapfrog, or Blindmansbufe;
To drink half pots, or deal at the wholc ctnne,
To play at Base,o Pen and Ynkhorne Sir Jan:
To dannce the Morris, play at Barley brake,
AT all cxPioytes man can think or speck
At Shove droat, Ventetpoynt,o or Crosse and Pile,
at Bcshrow him that's la AT 'nler Style;
At leapng over Mds Jmmcr- bon fer
Or at the Drawing Dun out of the Myer
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Mississippi admitted into the Union,
Dec 10, 1917.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
commissioners sale Of Valuable Coal
Il Lands, and Salt Property, ON the
:fN-f L Kanayrha River 2E :t so i

4 In cemIillanee withFthe directions Of q de-
rete ofthe circuit court of the County OF Ma
Ta Wha, Rendered at the last al term thereof,
in q suit pending theEefa IN, Gha1tctEy, wherein
Hairless and Lapha mare. CompTaiHaHts, and
the Atminstrat ana Heirso Crockett Ingies
late Of said Countydeceastd and Others. are
Defendants -th 4uudstsigned appointed com
for that, purpose hythat decree,
will sell 10 the highest bidder. al the front
door or tx. Court House, of said County, ia
CharIeston.t % n Saturday, The 2Sth day of sAu--
gust next, iS58. the several tracts of land Of
which the said Crockett THg9es died seized
kaad possessed, situated, lying and being IN
This County, and are as follows: Y.
"a 5ot Ro-a1 .sof the-.s HAS iaatD3t burning
Spfiag tract;s'' cdntiining4l7 ACRES 81 poles.
tA part OF the Conrad Smit h tract, and al
midi Yaled fourth paftof two thirds of al ttle
back or flouataitt lands, formerly belonging
toathe ateof John Reynolds, dteeased, mud
which folm a part Of The Washington Barn-
ing Spring tract; the Conrad Sllith ttsci
the tfHaTriSon tract ''sss Neal and Slaughter
irhct D. and the a Steele tract and all the
right, title and interest inlaw, or in fqnity,
iIiT anlio all the lands sold to Fran Kiln Rey-
ndlds zb9 the Deed Of Partition, dated May
lis, 1886; a nd WHICH wassseon yeyed, to tine
9sa7d Inl les blythe said franklin Reynolds, nd
Others, BY deed led Sept s3E / SAL and Of re-
cordAin Kanawhal Clerks 0fires
Il These iands Ksres well ktfawIls4e be salua-
Bile as a coal property and IA It properly and
the bottom land is Of a supetIH "a ality the
property will be sold in parcels, fFsin EntBe.
lty.s as purchasers may desite, aud Us will be
found t6<besnost advantageous. H.. SH
. Ter Ms $50 muehEDf theE purchase money
AS shall be flect ssaFy to paEtkec, SITS OF suit
aad 81 sale viii lie required in cash, and the
residue on a credit Of oNs, rive, a III THREE
kyears, in equal talmeat$, bearing intefest
Ii IN pie Of sale 1.-The butch xer, III par
| clast rs giving bpua with gdot per- onaf seea.
lrty, and. The title retained funtA pa sIne 1t 81
| said bonds in full: n ii 5sBg sAs sH3 " If
..44 JAMES Z. CARR Special
I'M 4 THO. B. SWAMI. Com rs. H
| IufY2I. 1853. - .tdsl4 Mil. w. .i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
New Map Of lvirginia.

tXXTE have just received A supply af the
Inv above Maps. III both Pockeet and Patlor
fom The 1sshlis can p9w he 11s.i,,s.:ef "
This Map is parelY q Virsinia prolpction.
having been gotten up by Messrs. Ritehie &
+Dunnayant, "a nd engraved, printed, calorsd
and mounted in their Lithogra PHI: hg Office IN
the CityIof Richmond. THIS Map isGomplete
4np to The present time, including t he three
pew counties made during the sesslonEof 4 ne
last Legisialurea Ii also cnnlains all the
lines Of Internal Improvement &c &c.
/ This Map has been anxionsly locked .i ftr BY
HE public for some time past. Ittcontafns a
vast amount of valuable infornationf and
viii be eagerly sorIght far hy all Virginiafs
who wisltS 10 annde sta nda theA get gtaRhy q
Iihefiown state as vel as tine TIA vHsirg pub
lie, and those interested incur western lands
ard their mineral Productions. a
II 10 Parlor Maps on Rollers, So each. ~
Pocket Maps in Cases, il 5oesch.
W. r.. ii I'LL. GDSHORN5
tAgent 8 for Riiehis5t5 Dunappdrti.
# Es@ Charleston, Kama y IA.
y. LEWIS,
hi 4ffnt fot RHft,e 81 Duh, aeank
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
He SECRET mfr MITES OF
i YOUTH. AND MATURITY. r

Just Published, Grads, tie 25th IHousdnd.
FEW Words on tke rrfienal ept1aeRf,
IN without Medicine, Of Sperm ioIThea or
Bocal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Eefii-
tai and Nervous nebility, Premature uecs yeof
tie system, Impotency, and lmped nients 10
Marriage generally, Sd E93Istslst fts
BY Il. DE Laney. NJ ID.
The impor; ant fact that The manv alarming
complains, originating in. the impTildeacG and
solitude Eof Youth, maya be easily removed
wihHourI MsnIeINE,i lis in this small traft clear
ly demonstrated, and the entirely new and
li4hly successful Treatment as edopted by she
5Aut hor, fully expla ned, by means Of which
every one is enabiesl 10 etEe himself perfectly
al al the least pessib bic cost. thereby avoid
ina all he, advertised aestfuAs Of tlsdayg
Sen, tofaFy adlress, gratis and post free in
aseatea enveFop, by Renting (posl paid two
postage stamps oiDI. B. DE .LANEY, ill Lis
penard Street. New7Yerk City. fylRs3sse
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
CITY COOK s . OR

T|TT-s.- q n
NTM HaRAStI would respectful ylcall the
Zff attention Of country Merchants, Teach
ers and Others, to his extensive and wei se-
1ected stock of School aud Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery of allkiuds, blank Books,
&c, &c, whichslreis prepared to sell IW hole
sale or etajI, 3atyery low rates. fteE.5sf
His long experience in The busIne s. enables
him 10 purchase very low; and he can ford to
sell at greatly reduced prices. II H.
Particular attention given to orders for
Books for public or private Libraries
Blank Deeds, Mort aess Sscs5 eonstankit
qard. ri 32n4I on s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
Mercer / Academy.

FIaHE Trustees Of MERGE AgIAnEMY,
Il I Kahawba Court House, VA being ,iee
SitoiIs Of supplying the place Of Pfhtetpal
made vacant by The retirement OF MI CLAY
TON, who has occupied that-poSltlon Ter the
last two years, would ichtiapf lF'atRns i9l
the situation, until the l4thsof Aagust sneNt
Rkts Academy shaving no end YWlHenss The
Trustees give TO the Teacher, the B0ildAfs il.
good coGdition free Of rent- and the Faltlo
feesof tlis Stutfeuts, which are fixed ~ Aiber-
al rates. suffirtent4io secure 10 asspsPl!ai
Tea handson llaty. APrliclnts viii
lie expected 10 finnish Xatisfaetfry testlme-
niais of character, and Of ability exilerSencei
and success, in governing as wtal MS impair.
ing instruction in the yarios sYbrant fea % !
Thorough English education, The his her 4brAnek
es Of Mathematics and tie Langnagrs. 10
situation is believed 10 be adesirable eng 4
"a practical. Professional teacher.
BY prdepofthe Trustees Il
Iuly OF "a F NV. NEWTON,S cfry.ES
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
Stunts, sc.

IIe will keep consi antly on hand, suppIy,o
White Lead, Iinseed Oil, Lara. Oil. and SPIT.
TuTpenliRfag which he will sell very low, and
for Cash Only. He won d.call The attention
of Physicians and Country aLefehsnss TO his,
Sock K b.
'fhe Ladies' are particularly inylted to calf
and exarnineAhis Stock of Soaps Peffumery.I
stationery, de. He has a supply OF the ceie-x
DRAFTED Frangipane. besides other perfumes,
too numerous to mention.
ThoseSof his Old customets, who have paid
upFpromplly, he hopes waI Be iaiuceasto CON
.tnpe their patronage; butt to those W hose
accounts aregpast due, land reInian unsettled,
he must say, thaAhe is cempeIledto close their
aefnnnis+zas He mas notthe capital to do bust
neSsint hats way t4s d III E53
But, to an he would ssy,gtbat .stR Quick
Penny is better than a slow Shilltng.,s
II ST. l JAS. al. CALDWELL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
sl NEW ROUND NOTE BOZ <.
III iii ts PRAIRIE VOCALIST,

4f M 3H GIBSON a FESSENDEN.
j. rHHs5 Mbfk lis receiyedwith great favor, and
IS nde Tile oslylnusle book used BY several of
the .E8est ssiensitic and successful western
ttssts4s b u psic IN the schools under their
care ltEis tle same szs, and II pnbilshfd In
The siAssleIs aparlor style Sithth SseIed Me
,lsdeRhsA s
C8pfas faf examination wi IN be sent hy mail,
iposHhaiA. fi,r SIXTY cents -
Hahefmay be lad through the Booksellers
sOroEihsP ablisheis, la.SsN i II
MD bret lllLSTAc CHI KEYS q Do Il
II ias & jim 33325 West Fourth 81. Cincinnati
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
Whisky and Bacon.

iyXTE have justGeceIved on Consignment, ;ss
8N LOO bills Extra Reetifed WHISKY:
)kyerypld. lss slEf iss8 5as .Eljse esse
10 Htpts BACON, SIDES and SH0UI4.
DERS, (pfinea which will be.s5ll low fol
Cash orgood paper.
Il .Ag3i;8a A. WHHPTEkER q son.
]. June 18th, 1858. f,R ii, 4 .ss 5s,p
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
I Observation-Disclosures

y
A ANN0Lp has tpetteslp Stock of Gro
49, q CENT 70, ct tie store formerly occn-
Pssd py Ihpst on posi- te tffe Court House,
where ne would be pleased tol see his old
iftends, and as many new pnts, rs may favor
ttm whh=theif lpa tonnage He will sell bis
g1oas eS tfelnely low for cash, nd cash only.
81 fieslst gent f1ir the best bra nds of Flour
made mad an Kataasfa COUNTY, hnd WIKI always
nave supply B Me 4L, Shorts. Bran..s aud
iiiddlinss. E..s. MI III IN u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24

!. TIE undersigned, would respectfully
and Earnestly solicit all, who Are in ar
reafs with their subscriptions for the
erection Of the church id Charleston, for
Che iM. E.. Church South, 70 pay oyer
theif subscriptions To- Pr. Chewnipg OF
myself, collectors. d soon as they can,
as ltlEe work is. progressing and all the
money subscribed is needed -t ,-+.s. I.
| u |IS WIN eBICEERS, 1
i Chairman of Building Committee. ri I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
LOOK IIElsE, WILL Yo9A
si C. & A. UFERMANN,
SADDLE s. liza RNESS MA.KERS.

,F Charleston, KanaWha Co, Y d.
"a We yhaxe on hand, and are CONSTANTLY re-
ceiving, and making. up, the most complete
stock Of Saddlcry, Double and Single Har
ness, Saddle trimmings, Fancy Mounfings,
Sc, alfof which, having Manufactures nm
.Ier our especial notice. win be war anted
paIfeet. We have also on hfnd ,alaTge stock
% orse Collnrsof our owAAla2ufaetufe,w with
several Handsome DE SADDLES Of Yayious
Sizes to suit the Ladies. ilsg
i Be sure to givesus call before ybn ppr-
chase, fYr we are deteTminetl,te sell as low
as any other house, fortcasb.. 5ts.s
/, REP AIRING of ali kinds. in the abOfeline,
attended TO punctuany onthe shortest notice.
Workshop on Front Street near the Steam
Boat landing. -
C. & IA. 5EFERsiANlyss
January3l 1873 Ill. ses y3l96- 80
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24

r AN receiving a Fresh Supply Of
i Drugs, medicines, Paints, Oils, Wine
dog Glass, Dye Stuff, Paint and other
Brushes. PerEuneFy, Fancy Articles We.
With every variety Of useful notions
that are sold By Druggist generallF and
all the popular Patent medicines of Che
.dav. / will sell cheap for cash, and war
rant YOU 4 pure article. Physicians
Prescriptions and orders prompt al
tended to 1T the Charleston Drug Store
tyan35. IL. H. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
d. A Circular showing the plan. of IN
Lotteries viii be sent TO, any one DESTROYS
III raTeiyiny ii. .%t EfH '3 A.. IF - 81 SI-

d. A Circular showing the plan. Of tiiffSs
Lotteries will be sent 70 An \ one DESTROYS
81 receiving it, ,:.f.3+fF *,t, 1!.,y T I'll n
Cerlifc4tegof packages, wiIl hs soll At the
following ~ YES, whichis The EiSk:#si -5f.LI.
Certificate o. pa ckageof lofwYhole uckets, $50
~ !" NJ " q &stt i6aharttf s'..gtft 10
tRh.@l%7gl 90 a.t l0Feeigfi1f h H. ff4. f 10
-.IN OReEeISd 6TicEErs dRs GERrlFlcaTEs.'
1 Enclose the money totout address for the
Ffekets ortleTetl5 enFeceiptof which theywiu
lie forwarded BY Iafstinah. Purchasers can
have tickets ending iiis any figure hey may
'desfgHate,/ i... s2F.# frs*sa Ha8 .sz<r-~6
s+|ThesKfst Of Drawn Numbers ana Prizes Will
:be sent topqrehaseFs Rnlimnediatefy after the
II IFPtreala 'wflrpie ca 81, wrifetheir sigma
tnre plain, and give their Post Office, County
and Sta e. y 2T EtaE -$E GsI' '.tI4 b..
GrR member thai every Prize is drawn and
payable in full 'wifhout DEDUCTION. SN.#
i, NJ All prizes Of ST. QD03anl under paid i'm
!rneiHateIY SITTER the dfhving- Other prizes at
tlteusHal titneof thirty days. a.{ 8st5#*#I
All s i2 2 stEs sy of
to s. SWAN ~ CO.. Augusta, ga. I'll
n Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. ,aor
Atlanta, Ga.stan have theT urdersflled, and
save Nme, bY,addressiag S., Swan & CO.. at
either Of thpse cities Il Hi r. III "A Eff. vi
TIA list Of Numbers thai are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount Of the prize that
eaelDone is entitled tp, will be published after
every drawing, in the following papers,
E.AGg0Sta {Gen. ) C0nstitnlinnatiSt, New Or
Ieans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta In
telllgencer, New Work Weekly Day Book
Savannah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch
New, York Dispatch and Panldiag Miss,
Clarion, and Little Rock Dark Tue Demo,
GRAFT. 5: KEEt 4tl.As ap.1-1R5Ttt ys +
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+tEssga1.11a rno - 90 I,

+ fTNHEf ADVERTISED has lso or5 $50 aeres
.I rich KanaW III Bottom Land Ia Rene.
iNhe two pieces are atialiing and wifi
feiFe4 se.9'arase ty, dr tegethtr Apply III q
office 5s tfy #4I4g
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24

t KE IRGiSIA, Sss--At rales held yin iLe
FIX Clets's Office Of Circuit Court for EEl ns :.
VIA coGhiy 10 the month Of August 1885
SLEEPER lt r iseIner pleifss l.i a.
WI liam NJ, Peyt0n delft j. .i4
:s Ike. abjsetofI tIiS suit IA to recover az the
fdetendalgt, the sum Of iS93 5 due " note dp-
tfd thet23d day Of AprE,s 1884, payable si3
months after Date. And Il appointing lfsinE
a .. filed, that the defendant Mn, NJ
fiey ION rs q non resident Or THIS Common
wealth, II Is ordered that be do &ppeaf here
within one month after due publication 81 tins
ordeL and DO what is necessary 10 protects
his interest in the premises Is il teste1 k,yss
f;lEaI ,i.t2 A. w ia RA ER CR
puARalE l. y GlLtlAseN. III q, SAINT s
lanes H, BROWN. Of Kama Vii and A.
~ BERf. LAlDLBFfof Cabeli, lliaSe fotmed
partnership. Under the style Of Brow, =
Laiaies isr he Practice Of law. It tie Coun-
", Address fisRaowni
* ~ H. Kahawha0. H., Va. ali :
|. Or 4. LAIpLEfI Cabeia b. IL !, w. i9i on
81 L2tlaiy ee1,f t.A. t!1l5iiELEb " i
Is Is HARD TIMES 1id'.
rs now the aiaiytrsal icty, II -.
= SuS P.oF 4p4l 1tSeu ftSt ~ ~ ESTtAE
need have ", no fears Of 9eeQm- sMNN1D
- rFEea. because I'D 1880 me-
sfsE IEsE - ~. l-----tsrf al So
Have received a large and splendid. stock Of
Stirring AND SUMMER cIoTIilNEt.
sIs Direct ,fro.n the Eastern. g ities, = Tsst
and which, ewing toyfhe sea reity Of money,
they VIII sen g tfEAPER eF tANl ENERlhis
Il; .1hsiF goods were bought with ash; after
shs greatsmoney pan g befa1e gepelal, ana
aohssaqenily. were obtained sat, Ipeefll one
aaif the former prices and they VIII beIsoId,
f5H CASH at livery srhd! s9gie e7 on cost
nnYYiIcess lts5t ssiEf-sS t8! hssd fS Il 3sn4s
Now is 9heaime fol Bargains iLoOlet6f yoitr
own interests, aud giye them d, cnlf. Gpsnii /.
exanage their goods and RItasse asthsy neitk-
-er make cbatges nor WY faces il .ycP do NOT
.hug,,3F. i7s., -
s They have now on hands fne lot III excel
.eIt light and Beautiful re fdy ma De elothihk-
suitable For Spring and Simmer wear: + nm,
eeedentsd Low prices Fine Dress sGea,ss
sPnlrts aTal Vests wi4lieat number, Boots and
SHOES, Hats and Caps, geweIry. Gfayats.
Gloves, HaRdkercL iFfs, Hosiery, DC. Also,
a fine article Of chewing Tobacco and "a lot I
oflddniestie and imported CigaIs, and many
otherari iefes tcoEtedi0us to mention, Re
msnssr The name apgl pace .,s.;,,3 ~
..,f lit ne MAY & We'll
Arcade Building, oppositet the, Gouth6use,4