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The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

New SALooN.-Our townsmen, John
O'Neill and Lawrence Reilly, have opened
a new saloon, styled the Headquarters" in
in Vanmater's brick building in the center
block. Their friends generally have dropped
in to see the new establishment, and from
the numerous "smiIes" that have greeted the
enterprise, we are satisfied the "Headquar-
ters" will become popular resort. The
boys are receiving variety of choice liquors,
and are ready to serve their customers as fast
as they call
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-Mr. Brooks, of the AL.
ia Express, has our thanks for the regular
delivery of papers.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

MURDER TRIALs.-The trials of George
Cochran and John CROUCH, alias Henderson,
for the murder OF Sigsbee, alias "Buckskin,"
at Todd's Valley, have resulted in the con-
viction OF Cochran Of murder in the second
degree, and Grongh of manslaughter. They
will be sentenced on Monday.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

Tss- The prospectus for a monthly peri
odcal, to be called the California Cultur;st,
has been issued from San Francisco. The
Magazine is to be devoted to the interests of
Agriculture, Horticulture, Mechanicism, and
Mining.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

The National Democrat is the name Of
new Administration paper established in
Chicago, Illinois,
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

GRowISG.-The warm days of the present
week has had the effect of bringing forward
rapidly the foliage of fruit and shade trees.
The flower and vegetable gardens are also
looking well. Grain fields never looked
better.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

NUGGET FROM FRAZER RIvER.-Several
beautiful specimens of gold, one weighing
$l7 or SIS, taken from the Frazer river
mines, are exhibited at San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

re- Jake Feldberg is not the man that
was killed in Shasta county the other day.
Our Jake may still be found at the old stand,
where he has just received large stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which he is
selling rapidly at favorable rates.
SUFFER- vs. PLAcER.-The Assembly bill to
locate the county seat Of Sutter and to fix
the boundaries of that county; which is the
bill to take Tuwnship 10 from Placer county,
has been reported back to the House from
the Committee on County Boundaries, by
Mfr. Curtis, with objections to the bill SO far
as it relates to Placer. This is probably the
last of that land swindle for this session.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

RAILROAD SURvEY.-The engineers have
commenced the survey for the Railroad from
Folsom to the Half Way House, on the Au-
burn road. As soon as this work is done
the grading will be commenced.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

The arrival of Madeline Smith, the alleged
poisoner of L'Angelier, in the colony Of
Australia is reported by the Balarat T;mes.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

PROPERTIES OF FIeuREs-Near1y every
body knows the peculiar propreties OF the
figure 9, but very few are aware that if
given sum is multiplied by S or divided by
2 the result will be the same, provided if the
sum divided be an even one, a cypher is adj
ded to the result, or if it te an odd one the
figure 5; thus:-ls57 multiplied by gives
92oo, the same number divided by 2 gives
920, to which, as the sum divided is an even
one, add and we have 929O. So 1869
multiplied by 5 gives 9795: divided by . it
gives 979 l2 but as the sum divided is an
odd number, then l2 in the product is to be
stricken out and put in its place, making
9795. The rule is invariab!e, and as it is
much easier to divide than multiply, it is
generally used by persons who are quick at
calculations.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

Snow SLU1cING.-The streets of Forest
City being blocked up with snow, the efficacy
of "hydraulics" was tried and found to work
"ike charm" The operation is described
by the San Juan Star as follows
Hose and pipe, such as are used in mining
were employed, and a powerful stream Of
water brought to bear on the snow which
lay about eight feet deep. Everybody
Jew, Gentle, trader and miner-turned OUT
with pick and shovel to assist in opening
channels along the street, for the escape Of
the flood, and the immense bank of snow
rapidly sunk and glided away down the hill,
leaving the macadamized street bare and
clean.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24
District Court-.-April Term, 1853.
Hon. J. NJ. HOWELL, Presiding.


-. Friday April 10th. Bear River Co. VS.. Moffat,
Ciiiey Co.-Verdict for the plaintiff
Saturday, 18th. Oregon Bar Ditch Co. Va,
Mitchell ct al.-Set for trial on the 28th inst,
Samuel Richards ct al VS.. Bacheller ct al-De-
murrer submitted with leave to parties to file
briefs.
- Samuel Richards ct al VS.. Thos Holden ct al
Same us above.
Thos. Moreland vs.. Smith, Thompson ct al.-Set
for trial on the 9th inst
Bear River Co. VS.. York Mining Co-Plaintiffs
allo"eu zen days 10 HE amended complaint, and
defendants ten days longer to answer.
A. Kean IL Co. VS.. Sardine Co.-Set for trial o,
the 9th inst. W.
Monday, 10th. f. H. Huber Henry Eike. and
Wm Heyden admitted to citizenship. ,-..
Joshua Blen VS. Bear River Co-Case set for
trial on the oath inst.
George Ranstatte vs.. A. Muller.-Continued for
the term at the cost of defendant.
). Jones Griffith admitted to practice as an at-
tOrney.
Marcus Kohn VS.. P. B. Pagan, Nathan Harris ct
ment for new trial, and plaintiffs allowed to make
motion within that time to set aside the order.
Tuesday, 20th Nicholas Scatt and Frederick
Kopecke admitted to citizenship
The People &c. VS.. George CochIan.-Verdict
OF murder in the second degree.
Matthew Engler VS.. Thos Sims.-Plaintiffs al
lowed ten days to file amended complaint.
Wednesday, 2lst A. H. Manning VS.. G. F. Civ
ens.--Judgment decree by Court in favor of plain
tiff
Thursday 22d. The People vs. John CROUCH
Verdict of manslaughter.
Mary E. Allison vs. Samuel Alison.-Bill OF
divorce granted to plaintiff.
Friday. 23d. The People VS.. Martin Rodriguez.
Indictment for murder-Case EN- trial.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

U. S. GOVERNMENT FINANcEs.-The to-
tai amount OF receipts into the Treasury of
the United States, from March 4th, 1880,
TO June 30th, 1857, period of 90 years,
has leen $l,955, los, ,226, ,s3; and the expen-
ditures for the same period $l,9os, 1902 ,37I,-
s3; leaving balance in the Treasury on the
3oth day of June, 1857, of $40, 1902 1855, 90.
Two MEN MURDERED.-Two men, named
Feldburg and Lewes, were found murdered
near Whiskeytown, Shasta county, on the
goth inst. The men were mining partners.
Feldburg was found dead in the cabin, and
Lewes several hundred yards from it. The
bodies had been robbed. No clue to the mur-
derers has yet been found.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24
Approved by the Governor

Gov. Weller has approved the act passed
by the Legislature, giving one-half of the
proceeds from licenses of the ninth and tenth
class Qiquor and merchandise to the several
counties of the State This law will be of
valuable assistance to the revenue of mining
counties. Placer county alone will realize
about $4,000 per annum from it. 1t will
be recolected that the act of 1856 took
away this source Of revenue from counties,
which so crippled some in their revenues
that their receipts from other sources would
not meet current expenses. The act appro-
we'd by the Governor is dispeasing to the
people of the valley counties, but from no
correct cause The law, as it now stands,
was but just toward the mining counties,
whose current expenses are enormous, and
who pay largely into the State Treasury.
The people Of the mountains will thank
Gov. Weller heartily for this act Of justice to-
ward them.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24

BAD LEGIsLArIoN.-An act has passed
both houses of the Legislature this week, but
not yet become law, to postpone the cleo
tion of Clerk of the Supreme Court, until
September, 1859. We cannot conceive of a
singe good reason for this measure. 1t pro
poses to Iegislate man into Office beyond
the term for which the people elected him.
The precedent is dangerous and arbitrary in
its tendenry-being "a step toward centrali-
zing power in few, in derogation of popular
rights and does violence to the popular will.
Let the doors be but thrown open for this
kind of legislation, and the accountability OF
officers to the people will soon become great
ly lessened; for Legislature disposed to fa-
voritism may extend official terms indefinite
y, if there be no Constitutional limit.
The exercise of the veto power upon this
bill is much to be desired.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
IKA NAWHA VA Z LEYT STAR.
POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC.
Over loo. 600 Copies Sold.
THE SACRED MELODEON,

containing a great variety oGChurch Music,
selected chiefly from the old standard
Authors, with many original |"
Compositions, ona s814 q
NEW SYSTEM OF NOTATION,
Designed for the use Of Churches, Singing
Il Societies and Academies, i
By A S. HAYDEN.
Il Two reasons will chiefly account for tile
great success oil this yolnme-- 4f B.
H First-$Fhe Character Of the work IL
presents d new and greatly improved SYSTEM
hi notation. Init nfuehthat Is abstruse ana
difficult in this delightful science is so sim
lRIifFd that months aIe made equal tolgeaIs
Ilfl The common way.of learning the practice
hi Musical Art, fact sufficiently proven BY
ithe atteStatiodS of scores oil teachers and peri
fpnners, who have tested the system, and givf
IN the work iis great popularity aud constant
Tx increasing sale. # H
ID Secand-The Quality and Style Of lhe3Mul
sic. Many new pieces, destined to please an
lSng as music lasts. may be found on its pal
ges, and also many Of the -ott AMI tiled melon
dies, hallowed from ated|reool!ectioqs OF
sAnctusFry delights, and far more welcome I'd
TIE heart ofshe RorShiper chan many frequent
~ substituted fpr them. IN FL
iPhe publishers may add, thRtlthe mechhniI
cal execution Of the work is superior ait0get hi
er 10 the majority Of Eastern Music Books, d ha
tfR Price mQeh lower. IsI4-st sssl LntE
Copies sent u Teachers, byn1al for Is Cts.
For Ten Dollarsa dozen copies will be semi
by mail, PIE pa ia, to, persons VII are unable
to3find the Beek at the Bookstores in their
neis hboThoQa, ..l. :.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
500 Reward.

ESCAPED from Dam No, 2, on Nori hsfsis.r
IL Canal, on the Night Of the LIST Of August.
B Negro convict. ma rtled ALExANnEa Books.
age is 80 years. high}h, I'VE feet four inches.
color black. stout and heavy set, and was
semitic the PeniteG Car from Cafoline count :
The above reward viii be paid for bis delivery
in this place, or at Dam No ON North Rivtr
II caught afterthe date ofihis advertisements.
BY order ofSthe presilIensiof the James River
& Kanawha Company.
viii. RAND, Collector.
Kanawha G. HA Sept 4th 1858. 40.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
Th. Tnhasen ffon this Year.

+ The Petersburg Inteligencer thinks
me tobacco crop Of the State VIII exceed IT
II. 900 no tsheads. and gives the foitow74
In figures 10 support iss views:
\ From Warehouse statements m hichfF
.nond and Petersburg the iins pectlotl ipl.
those two cities ;wasF Sd, 257 on the lst
santember. .andlit Will fbe increased By
M Isen,ember receipts 70 nearly, ii not!
o,,;ts, & 1nl1 hhas. The Lynchburg
I. I s,5,actior which will BE probably up
wa.ds Of 10000 hhdst the Farmvilie,
4 Il artsy.ills DanFIlle and neutrality-suspicious.
d, inn state will makela grand total ,pf
17 : 600 hhds. forIkhe year, or IN the neigh
4borIfoo5lfof these figures. #
II Besides the priced tobacco, an ina
.nense quantity is sent to the various
makes ina too8e state. a good deal III
which, howeyer,is subsequently priced
in the stemmeries and enters into tie it'll
spec4ion. Bat A very .larse portion of II
ii name efiateIyII worked up IN the factories
NM shinpaa oil in the manufactured
Esta VI Nhattld actual proportion ~, il
IS si1iposslb!eIto estimate in the ABSENCE
sof All sLattssieals ilftornalon---ou Wt
tank tAat the a aggregate OF all kinds ret
..c.elyaa al the diffsfenI markets Of. Virgin.
5ia tic present ysar may be reasonably
out at not less tllan 81. 900 hhds.
41s When we consiasr, hn connection with
This immense proluct Of the raw usateffit
al, the heavy business whiehis dona bs
Tile numerous manufacturing establish
tnentin the State, giving employment rs
probably 23,oDo hssa9ilis'l sotfe idea m3Ay
LIE, formed otehe rPaI Importance aud -yslli
IL 81 tjie Tobacco Interest sand It's fbeariaA
upon the commercial fortunes Of Vir5i
VI. l s5t5ts ,Hi
.s Il il tao soon to speculate upon 81 1
YielA ofthe growing crop. which 1s=t3
ready, much oft, tor the knife. a ifeT
breadth was, planted than last yealIta
tba1etfsct Of Tue sew drSalta thefE
summer. in some 3f thp heaviest aass
Ing districts. 'ca44bt Yet be saff shSis II
ascertainel to variant ANY but=tlp2o'S'esFttI
conitetaral estimates. As ToRco y Z Il
plant endowed viii an e !raorhalF5 ri $
pacity misunderstanding y dry ''t,5la,ln
with subsequent rains grows ~ a ~:
ishlng rapisity, III maybe W. Y n. a1es,y
/ ed whether the crop has fa ans. snsinttII
injury as to cause the Next en- : " 't'fs
tioasto fall below titos4 df'e present
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable
Goal Lands on Blue Creek Of
#E3 Elk River.

IPY WRIT UE Of q decree pro1oHReed ny
ID &c. Of tie Circuit C61 do t KanaT-ta
#C 9pty, L the last tenn Of said Court, III he
.easesof William Z Davis, administrative Of Jno.
Pfee, deceased. vs.. Robert p Handy, et ais,
In Cha n=4ely. shall "a. (.
Monday the. 18th day Of October, !:
next, proceed 10 .ssn, atithe font doorIof the
Court Fi0Wse Of kanawAa County, the unatpl-
dsd interest DC sid Handy INA certain tJacf
ofland Oh Blue Eteek 81 Elk cpuxefei u said
H4niyt5 Lewis Rilffaer amp wife byEdeed
duly record in the Clerks office OF Kane wha
@ laasg, To- which said deet. rvfereneeEis
hereby made Tor further des4tfnt,ea { said
lind. mrs j, much At siil umhYlled interest as
WIN p,Yoff. satisfy aad ylisci,a ne tfe debt in
Safd lrerre mentioned, ana ifeEcosss Of said
Chimney suit, ainodntng together to about
sEDu I'll n Il
Va CREDIT OF SIX MONTHS, with I'M
ierest ftoa the day Of slle, thetpurchaset he /
ingfie qa;red TO give bond thIgoo3 personal
sectidsy for the purchase nonef, and a tien
will be retained Upon sad land as further So
cdrits therefor
~. s. SUMMERS. C 5mmissioner.
Sept. 21St, 1868. @4-22.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21

II FrMAIr PIcxpackRr INA fFarrH Avn
NH jOMErBrs Y estkrdaY afternoon, tive
lEtaaiiIg dressed enHentered ~ Fifth ave
nua stage and tookEzeeats oh opposite
siies. There were tFo men. ID 1.-THE oInni-
bas 1t the time Presenli WI lady sitting
b5 ehe Of them observed rhe other gazing
ss!AAaifasly into hdr face, and was greatly
embarrassed By the iuPsll iLstacss. S2lea
ccast gfaaes about herself VI see y hat
could attract such atteniiol.8 when ashe
detAetad the hand hi hsrlnext lneighbdr in
herlHpoeket. Neither Of The f.buzzsrs
seemed at all iii concerted at Che diseov-
I.erysS The lady gaseno alarm. For many
4 week. detectives were app ,iated 70 do duty
3onIthe stages. but we bpiiere theyare now
withdrawn These female thieves. most
..yof-Fhoul are7WeIlE known % tlls Police are
tevar on-the watch for the onlnibnses hav-
i ingss Ro male passengers, as they can play
Win more facility and less danger, IN.
5YlIAa. +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
Look Here!

AN receiving q Fresh S,.pplT Of
l Drugs, medicines, Paints, Oils. Wine
do5 Glass, Dye-Stufs, Paint and other
Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Articles dc.
With every variety Of useful notions
that are sold By Druggist generally and
all the popular Patent medicines of the
day. I will sell cheap for cash and var
rant ron pure article. Physicians
Prescriptions and orders promptly at
tended TO atths Charleston Drug Store.
y2n35, H ROGERS. ],
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21

DouRLE PuRPosE SERVED REV. Hem
III Is. Wise. Jr.. preached sermon on
Sunday last Id the ball room Of thg Mont
golnery White Surphar Spring. N 4
large and attentive audience. fhs hall,
says correspondent Of the Richmond
Wig, serves the double purpose Of chas-
ing away the blue devils Z during the
week, and of putting y fight Satan, on
The Sabbath. The company here at pres
ent numbers nearly eght Hundred, d. We
are informed, and sill tiere is room for
more.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
Errtulian inISVa

.. "A correp saleat ofFthe 4clRclnns u
\ CofnmerciaEgisss d hfFlfi.lte aec ,.slt 8
the executisa OIL thsfah::flerers ]. w efl's4lll
ffiakle, aorleshs, Bwt, for,,,. U ata i,
\ III lis We, from Which II
N M I9lloWP3 3ba Ia .f,us exercises were fiaa
" i.I+ anil 80 realizing of=|a statement ID
H s4 lsnsa ne asserted his Innocence, he
IN wsed forward and stood npon the trap.
II s1r. manifesfins no rePishstiofr 81 emo
sipn---he appaare1 traaqnilanl resigned
Tta rope was fastened to THE beam, a
White cloth was lied over his faeA4-all
ii how adjusted, The Sheriff bids him Il
tinal farewell, Thereis pct a sottasAin.
lhs vasl assem- biage. Slowly the Sheriff
tetifed % the back end If the platform.
ME prisoner stands without q nlo.lon. -
T4ns Sheriff strikes THE fatal blew cuts
Tie rope. the tap docf falls but alas foi
HE unfortunate man, Abe rope. breaks and
biz is precipita9ed forward upon hisI face,
On vast terrible shritk 9f horror went
lib from the vast dIirod4 ;;3mlny Etihted !:
6hs Of ti,s guard feH. III 4 f4i9titig titl from.
his horse. The unhappy imam tay for a
f4w moments motionlqsst and sepsfiess.'
tHe blood screaming from his mouth and
n#sirilsa lie thep groAned and struggled
ALL was soon restored 10 CONSCIOUSNESS.
lyf Again he was carried aPof the plat
form and upon t4he=trsp deof supported, !
ssa ggssslips am bleeding aiIsrribie sight
Again tlie. fatal rope WIS ad1lnsted. when
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
s.Ir is sail that when ceal WAS 6rst IN

\ Jill is sail that wfen cpal WAS frss in
troileel into England, thP predJ Dice
against il Was 50 strong thatI The commons "
petiSonea the Crowattp prohibit tllts .'1ox
fods" fuel a regal tprotlaifat,,iiois having
filled toabate the nuisance, Rcomml sslo %.
was issued 10 ascertain who burned coal
Within the city OF. London and sits neigh
bofhooI, ana u punish them, BIZ fine, la
thei first. offence, and hH demolition %
their furnaces ifstlley ptitsistel= IN traass
gressing A I'M was iinalss1 PISSED MIX
Inssit 4 capital offence tolstlt.A coal ii the
eitH, and only permitting II i e. be used j.
thstforges. III the yitihitf. Is s.ated,
thst among tie records ~ the ne town ,- q
La5isaz q document was once found re-
portiny that, nat,e tim of = Iward Is, !
4 ms III hal been triei.. coayie seIt aaa ex scat
t4l, for the crineiof burning opal ~ = 7 y |,
do1t# Itstoak three centuries ~ entirety
,,eettffaee this prejudice.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21

SuIciFsl-Charles Grim, Living near
Wheelfg, Va, committed suicide ON the
|efst ins, By blowing out his brains, :.
HenryStroker. % Missouri. while labor-
tinr vder insanity, killed himself in Rap
Ri, dnock County. Va, On the 3oth ult.
be out hunting. He placed the mug
Ex}zof. The gun in his mouth and blew
Hts face entirely off. 5t3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
LAND FOR SALE.

pY virture of a decree oEthe County Court,
ID rendered bit its November term. 857.sin
the cause Of Mahlof S, MoIfis, against LEWIS
H. Ellis. shall sell on the N4fh dayof oeto-
Der, is5s. in ftsnt ofIthe Court House Of Put
nam County, alt public auction. to the highest
bidder, for cash, the tract of]analying in said
County. on Big Hurticane, upon which thsE
SAID Lewis II Els is now residing Scontain-
ing eighty acres JAS. W. HDGE.
September VI e58, APO
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
Mouey Money! Wanted.

The undersigned, would respectfully
and earnestly solicit all, whoEafe "a aF-,
rears with their subscriptions for the z
erection Of the chureh In Charlesto, cls'sa
The NJ. E. Church South, to4paysfcaa
their subscriptionsEto d.. ChewJg ~ q
myself. collectors, hs soon as az ,.;iSf
as the work is progressing -
money subscrib f.ff eI1 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21

tin IlIliA AGEN rs wanted in every State
lNlA-tItNlI in the 4'nion, tosell 4heof The
most raFpidly selling Books IN Amei2si En-
n,ledTHE GREAT AMERICAN HORSE
TAMER AND FARRIER. ID is look
chat shbpad be. in the hands Of every man, ana
eotnfalfis single receipts that have been sbld
attfronf Sf 5 10 $25. A sample copy of The
book will be maiiealto any part oftae United
states, Fn receip. of25cehts on postage stamps
OF monty Hi Et3L l|1 n. EEy II .
y AddfkRs-D. NJ RUEiS0N, Queen City
Publishing House, INA Main Street t.Cincin-
nati tlki0s f#S E@,% 81 Tx al5 II 6fnni5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21

Ii / Il & s; .
VIRGINIA. IS AT rules held in the
VI Clerk : office nf the circpit eot.rt, fot Ka-
nawha county, in the month Of septembar,
5okuEK. .sattes q wife D A. + 7
com rtainants, Tn chanreryI on
/ vs. afnended and sttp5
p i's +, s s'asd6;.' 9th pf"sa'el Bill
Inc administrators of James T. SYIndier
aed.d. hayng4apple rents Of twd-tflrd'
or Ills real estate, ~ the payment of his debts
theF wid Nv Of. said James H. swinder, re-
malning b. posse fon Of her .dower,Eand3the
being now. a laEse personal estate 70 lie dis
tIibutea the object or this suit, is to app TIT
Is muih Of tagwidoW's d strlhutirf share q
thef ptrs naleSiate TO that IitirPoSe as viii
m lie mp tl41he heirs that pnTtioni of Siheir
real estate whice. was applied to, the pay
ID lit of aid Swtndler,s dehts. came, the com
pfTtnapls BY counsel and ON THEFT motion,
md It appea1tng by atfiiayit fled hattie
I'D fdnsa hts, Nelson Mitchell! and su an q.
lis wife, James t.. FicFliu,5 and MARY NJ.
hiS wire, Richard F.. Schenck John NJ.
schenek, and Nelson Scpenck, are noa-fesl !.
lellts ofs5ihe state Of Virginia Its there's
fore ordered tttat they do appear here within
one mouth aftef due publication Of ibis orFef,
aud do what is necessary TO pr.,teci their m
tefesEln me prem ses. C1py.s testf:,
Al. w 6IIARRi Err ICFk.
n In. SWAN sol 4 22s t4,I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21

He illkeep cons antiy oHhand; suppiy.of
White Lead, LinsseA Oil. Iatd Oil and SPIT.
Ttrpentine. which lie will sell very low, and
for Cash Only. Helwona call the sItsnfion
ofPhysirians and ECduntry Merchants to his
S,oek. ffEi
The Ladies particularly invited 10 call
and examine his Siod. or Soaps, Perfumers,
Stationery, &c. He hasa supply OF lie cele-
.htaied FrangipanF, besides otlier perfumes,
too, nnTeTpusstom ME ntion
Those pf his-oH customers, who have paid.
up ptolrpily, be hopes will be inIlueed to con. .
.tlnue theiT patronage but to those Whose.
accounts are past duo. and remf5n Unsettled,
hemast sagftha he il compelled so c lose their
accounts, asRe has not the capital to do bust.
ness in that way.
But, to all, he would say. that @ a quick
Pe9Ey is better than aslow Shifting
e ST JAS. A. GALDWELL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
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/ LOT On Second stree47-ins the town ot
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