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enjoy thu psiy,lese bpt to think OF making
this very hard language an essential part OF
the seminary course Cor all the students, with
the certainty that il will be- failure in most
cases. 80 far as the great ends OF lite are con-
.eerned. i, is hard to find words to express
the folly, the cruelty, the ignorance OF the
world, implied in such an arrangement.
1t is painful TO see with how little refer.
ence TO late life also. course. Of education
are worked ont. One Of the mo.t agreeable
consequences of knowledge is, the dignity it
gives TO age; but who, says Sidney Smith.
ever drops tear upon the RELICS Of musical
skilli
Thi. miserable bondage cannot always last.
The subject is too vast to be discussed IN de-
tail here my design is partly to give com
fnrtng hint TO the dissatisfied. that they are
not alone in their thoughts; but principally
TO suggest the main ideas Of change, hoping
that sone vigorous Young teachers VIII rise
and do the thing. Men who have paid fve
or tx hundred dollars for fine piano will
mt like To be disturbed. Teachers who are
deeply eopmitted TO the worst parts Of the
CO nman course will not be pleased with these
suggestions. II any one thinks il worth while
10 notice this com nunication, let him direct
his attention to this particular point. the GER
taints that nearly all girls, before long, aban'
don their pianos. LIT him show why they
will not be likely to do the same thing in To-
ture. Music is important. Of the right Kind,
well learnt. in its place. Nc the proper times,
by the proper persons; we don't want these
things discussed.
General reform will not come from argn.
ment some interesting teachers must actu.
ally begin a new system. The scattered good
sense Of the community must be united; q
few years Of hard work must be done 70 ere.
ate reputation. Any well educated young
men or women who should make the bold
venture. would by-and.by find Themselves
standing on solid ground; people Of sense
would rally round them; things. il mistake
not, are getting more and more ready for =
change They would enjoy the satisfaction
Of dong great service to thousands Of aux.
ious parents, to their country, to religion.
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the DrrIcuLrlGs wIrH PARAGUAY.

Our difficulties with Paraguay are very
little understood, and have attracted but lit
tie attention on the part Of our people
Paraguay is a weak and distant power. with
which we have hitherto had no commercial
relations. and Of which we have known com
paratiyely nothing. Her former policy Of
isolation shut her nut from all intercourse
with the exterior world. and now when she
il desireus TO put herself in communication
with other nations, she finds that she is in
state OF semi-war with the United States
country whose friendship she has asowed
herself anxious 10 cultivate. What was the
origin Of the difficulties between them /!
Briefly as follows:
President Lopez, anxious TO develope the
resources Of his country. issued certain de-.
erees in ls4s, offering inducements to for
eigners TO settle in Paraguay, such IS the
exclusive monopoly, for term Of years. 81
every new article Of machinery they might
bring into the country. In 1851, our Consul
To Paraguay. Mr.. Edward A. Hopkins. re
turned 20 this country and formed com.
pany, termed " the United States and Para.
quay Navigation company" which was char.
tered BY the legislature 81 Rhode Island and
whose object was 10 introduce into Paraguay
certain Kinds Of machinery, and carry on
certain kinds Of business there. Mr. Hop
kins was appointed the general agent Of this
company. In the autumn of 1859. the FIRST
expedition Of the company reached Ascen.
sion. and its affairs we're soon placed 10 a
6ourishing footing. They introduced into
the country ploughs. hsrrowS, hoes, spades
and mills
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Election Returns.

The people ofihis State on Thursday last. voted for
Governor. members Of the Legislature, and Sheriff. Of
the several counties aud in the eighth district Tor on
msmber Of congess to GIL The vacancy ocsssionsd By
the resignation Of Hon. Thomas L. clingmsn.
The candidates fo' Governor were both Democrats.
Mr. Ellis the regular nominee II the party Mr..
MRse snnouned himself as . candidate In opposition.
the question of equal distribution Of the proessds
Of The public lsnds For this he was VIOLENTLY Dc.
nouneed b the Democratic press disnrg and
being ultra Democratic ID other respects. and without
any regular party support. need be no cause fcs won-
der he 10 beaten by fifteen OF twenty thousand votes.
10 hi. county. though The opposi,isn made nami.
nation, the contest has been warm snl animated The
Democrats presented very shlr ticket and esteem 70,
the men and oil associations drew many Wings 10
their support. Ji.,sh Turner. IT,. ESQ iot the Sen.
ate. and John A. MMssrea. Esq.. for the csmmon,.
were independent candidates. being indebted TO no
party Tor their nomination; yet having been slwsys
consistent Wings. they sey sueee.siui In rally.
ing the mps,hes Of that party, and Il the iickr, had
been full il is pretty CERTAIN that the Whole Of them
~oui have been elected. Mr. MMinnea was Do.
feiied by seme Of his friends voting for Mr. Norwood
and acme Of them for DR.. Jones, thus sending them
ahead .. his expense.
Tae STANDARD makes mistake IN chasing Mr.. Tsr.
ner Knpr Nothing. Though nominated ~ that
party two years $50. he never ras msmhsr aud both
then and now, and always. declared himself 70 BE-
Wing. and nnthing but Wing "--anJ TIN. vas knawa
10 81 The people Of The eoualy-aBd .s Wing b. has
been elected. The following table shows The votes
given ;, the several precincts in hi. county according
10 the afficisi returns
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Mlu.rras s.LAalr. N Nav Yonx.-ier

Misisrras SALARIES N NEw YoRx.- Hen.
~ Ward Beeeher has a yearly salary Of
5000, and parsonage rent free, and with
his literary earnings, his income is si2. 900.
Y. ". Chaplin has 5000 per snnum. and
makes IS much more be leetu,ing. DR..
Bethunr has $500. but is the possessor Of
fortune outside Of bis professional earnings.
DE-. Adams. says our authority, has s5. 200
and rich wife. DR.. Hawks has $1,000 q
year and house. Dr. Taylnr, Of Grace
Church. has $4,000 and the fine parsonage
adjacent b. the church. Rev. Messrs. Tying.
Bellows, Osgood, Cheeyer, and other leading
elergymen, receive from $1,000 TO %. 900 per
snnum. In manv cases the salary only re.
presents small part o. the pastors earnings.
II he il young add a bachelor, the young
ladies' vie with each other in furnishing him
with the thousand and one ct eetsras which
70 10 make Up rentiemsn's toilet
VesX
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The Southern League 10 one Of the po-
ltie.l novelties Of the day. History in
forms us that the name Of League has been
used frequently TO accomplish purposes
whi,h ,orld not }, o.htswiss accomplished.
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clTHls--sens,e. y. u. ssrsurhon. wkir. Con.
mons. WIN. P. Tsym all ]. ". Gre,n. whirs. .nd
John ". Moore. Dsmoeisi-. Why gain ef ,re Con.
manets anil srnsior.
GriLFoap.--1hs so'ss Tor Governor wsrs. Coz M.Ras
1919. faf Ellis 400 Raph Cornell was elected 10 The
Senate. without opposition. Gov. D. ". Motshssd. D.
Y. Caldwell. and Col At,sm clspp. 10 The Commons.
hLlsisct.-commons. ]. 7. Scales snd Beajsnin
R,nsy. D-moeni. WIN. Patterson. Demoessi. ~s.
slesisd sheriff. over r. r. Turner he Dsmoer.tis
nominee. Vote Coz Governor Ellis $40, M'Rss 6is.
Jons,han wsih h. probably been elected Sen.
sior Cor The district Of Alsmsnes and Randolph.
CiswELLs-sensis. BeJiotd Blown. without arposi.
ton. Commons. John Kerr and stephen 2. wiltsms.
Chh.,isn sissdsr elected sheriff Vote Cor Gossrnos.
Ellis sss. n.Rss 1885,
GalsvnLr.--ssnsis. G. N. X. Tsyiss Commons.
I'd. D. Lyon. 7. L. Hsrsross. and J. N. BuIlset, 81
Democfsls.
wAEsy-ssnsie, Nose, A. Blsdsos. Commons. q.
". FarlsuI', !. 7. Huichin.. and q. @. HsywsOdi
W. ". High. sheriff. III Demssrss. vsss fsr Cover.
nor, Ellis 1869. M'Rr T7s.
Tho Mountain Disfricf.-rs- returns have
bean sesivsd from this district, bot report fsys The,
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Our Northern exchanges brought us on Saturday
night very unexpectedly, the gratifying intelligence
that the tesgraphc cable had been successfully laid
from Valencia Bay in Ireland, 10 Trinity Bay. New.
foundland.
The telegraphc nsei sailed from Queenstown on the
18th Of July for the mid ocean, which reached on the
2s,h The splice made on the goth, at o'clock. p
NJ, and the ae.t started lis mission the Agamsmnon
aud vslorous proceeding 70 yaleniia Bay and the Nj.
asan and Go,gon for Trinity Bay. The Niagara sr.
rived .. Trinity the 4,h. and the 9th prepare.
items were made for landing lhr cable. letter rom
Cyrus W. Field states that the cable laid out from
the Agamemnon q, about the same speed as from the
Niagara, and electrical signals seni aud received
through the nhple cable are pesIect The machinery
worked mos, satisfactorily. and did no, stop for sin.
gle moment.
The cable laid Is 1898 NAUTICAL or 1850 statute miles
long. from the Tesgnph House in Bulls Bay to the
head Of Valeniis hsrbor, and Tor more than two.
thirds of thai jslsnes lies IN water over NO miles
deep.
The success which has attended Ibis enterprise has
elected great rjoicing in I'll the cities which has been
manifested by frins ssIules aai other Demonstration.
Of delight
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Military SchOoi--lt will be gratifying TO ma
ny o. citizens 10 learn that fst class Military
school is % be opened in .hi place abou, the 6l q
January pezi. BY Cap. Pew and as GaIilird. oi Ar.
senai Academy. CoIunb,. $. Z. The recsmn.nis.
lions which they present highly satisfactory. Their
advertisement will he fund in another column.
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Tho Mountain Dissrict-rs- .,urs. h..s
bssn rsesivsd from ,hs diste,, bu, report ssys that
W. v.ne. ne wig esniis's ~ c-sgrt-. hss
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]. cosIE oas rtt,usE.
Charjes,en, kanawha. ]

fnixEID GOSH 0RN Informs lris friends
FIJsalI the publicTgalse III ! that be has
rebaiat at his oil sstaiif, neatiy opposite
The Gohrt House, ard il pferaFed r. ac-
lcoEhsoaatc aal wllo may favor Elm with
a CALL III 4 way that Will please the most
iastiaioiis. His Bar Is supplied with the
lfnest Cham payne. elaSet and Madeira
ENVI Apple and Pessel BIB ADIE assl
l0la bourbon and Common VIII ISK les
aasl idtaa 10 AIS, Jsc.
4 April 2s, 1885, n3tf
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! Ca rsel.s]

u = tth + 4 e + VI
When was oyer i'll your town,
Some months ago. or ai'ere, A I
] saw very sSag' lar thing III SIS s
IL never saw Before. vs.
Twas hanging in a window case,
Upon'a string a-stfaaale !; 4 81
LPoked soneth ling like 4 b hour glass, .s
And something like 4 saddle. 4.
lasted several city geatsy st
Who cha nc ID TO be an hand.
What was it Z But their gibberish
IL could not Understand; f8
onesfellow called il a. restraint. "
on certain parties placed, f. Hi
Like decree lin Chancery
10 stay the lenant's waste. & III III
Another Sabine gtesnest chap b.
fOf any in the SWAIN Wiz Y
ssIt warm the glass oflfashion," but Z
i It was tile .moaldo f. form.'
Another said sl'tvas 4, 4naehine,' Il
lady nsedlp trig!Htr Il; sF.
sToDiing hsrfdfm ard life INTO Ri. 4 81. \.
: 5TIIeyerg smallest fgptet i1f 'sill
All las 4 girifea rae outs4.;a It'fsf 4ff
.#i} And thlnks nftDy amaze --1,s4 a4sS4 a
she asked3me IL wouldn't please. |. II On
IJbay Vi psg I stay
Il ofcouf5eI' / earl DC stays lore, 81,
i Hull strike he deal and dumb. ssf y
sIfestr INIT ttiiat !hdurf sfsfssg fst. ly II
s.Sllspected ItIhens was YIN, Is ,lt4 III
Il sWeIlgisn't iteKceediag strange u MIA
That any mai or tlss,# .s,,sst {, 81; yf5l
Il 3tust fi,r d lie tapef' shoaid
i NE ON the lamp u HE 7fsis f'sies ~
Is / know that tlrnhticS must have 4 sf'i'
L Stfii,-itckets .psitadl'oat" lem;
BuVWoilen nj their wits should make
Assh.ft-to. do--wisAou 'et1s. III, u
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D Nc / ID
For ne .sKana Wha Valley STAR

10 i
BI locked, but dared not lingering. look
/ ! met 1.-TWO eyes--theytwere not thine
/ Inientiy bent upon book
They would not deignE to look IN mine.
Like stars that.in the evening glow, Sci
II And twinkle bEghttstss they set.
Those eyes theirrsdiance did bestow-- n
Il The same that mine had met.
But thine, half-or5'd. with lid 81
And pendent lash tho yelled,
fAndIhaif their beauty hid
outshins thelrrlyalb their ra'!i'nce faipd.
4 And thus. neihdpght, thy heart
W1asseioSed, az wete ;fiy lovely eyes.
Neferto open, ndtto nebmpait IA
Asingle feeling that within tiles.
Alas how oft tHy eyss bespoke
d The secrets Of lthy uLrebbGng breast,
sAhdIthe chains, NTH puwsr broke
4. That sid my lsaltiay4ss. j :
|,Antldo.aheg stlh. Isweettsfaia,. aessasa !
Reveal the inaatse 9f4tAy mind ,atyrs1 U
Nsrs they ip bali, s,ua,heE laid, .:st III d
IA show Thy heart uPSf llS,s..,s .t.t1
4 Tfeafl 'eRt,Inllst- be, 81 Il / li.ttsl
II And feel 40 lna |, WAS given k4,s, iii IN
Ina ho5k ami los d4-tiien bee !. ..15
With j4st a glimpse ; ftfleateH. FEsl
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TO ruE II IilisL.iC.

4 ANDREW iE AT K s, Of Kanawka county,
and JAMES w. HofsE; Of Putnatn county
suayihg enteted into paftn as AttoIne II
and ICounseioFs at Law, under the style 81
PARKS q IiOGE, for tue counties Of Mason
and Putnam; will attend al The county, quar-
E.erly-and circuit courtsin those counties, and
will attend promptly 10 all business Which
MAY be entrusted. to Them appeItataing te
their profession. PAkhS 81 81 HO WE. 3
ian4isflSJ5 7laae 3.sts5 sAs e}9sss Il
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IN tktst8st NA8Essf EsHl5t
2. Fh#rest plate with Chat proud pyramid
or phloapcss. alf small 9ltnait on tts top;
Jusftsll me where tllese, 3hasAions.is toIstos
# they 30 on as pyttft before, they did 4
ss1Phllf phsathsrs make pRlne ph 3wls,' Il the
asars Darlins, yo9,s4 ! ttunp--at he
shop .s ltassl
Whete these phfbe tlring$ they phutniSh,--
How &c trap "a ssEFals fEs.eF
De tto The, Pit neh sayz,4dlean ing how dis
s3 nasea,5, tEl<lI}ss I'M ft33
Yoa,d pthb fbly.phdel some EefY windy day. i
\ #lf ybprphina phiSius Aspls u tos9eA sIIse--
vi The wind all oatEF them DIE tubes goa4 CO..
Bt Rpse, ,.ssi m aBf ~
And ALI that "pbiye pIeSt spsesd,'' quite
a bfpW'd q way
AIsffdnga, strange aife You ieaal Just Ike q
u. play ire 5sftst
A phalaey pharee-SEwh5kec tann.vst drorsl
d Bfisht Star pespIin--donIt set ina passion
es.lfthsra' aught in HeaY,nin such fashioa
a II Z =
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IIixENruGKIY LIME.

nURWELL u FORD having been ap-
4 J appointad as agents. for lM NJ II Ken
{, NJ ;,,a Arb HI die public service to
# s'.s ss;s,, III az larae quantities of the
- III ssss II res1olnme11tl. Give It .
III Il ss.s,,,ii3 VI, rs own goodness
3 IS. 81, barrsl attle wharf.best PI.
/ d. lass ssas III AlI orders viii meet
prompt attention.
Pt. pleasant, June Al 1923. yznoti,
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II l.AIIaNsaA NOS I.I..s q. 4
Il a w. Ii OF I lCisE

Il NDeESF E Ai.h 8 ,JDllNsL. NfsS,sisI.E \
IN haging slitrst int r3rtnershp, ]lof
The purpose II practising Law ni tsses 14teilt
and Comfy Coads fI kaaas sIf,. an9 II S tiie
Circuit Courts Of IHshn, Bo6lft aud hDRfe
viii hereafter reg a4hSiyt attend those GouTis.
IA II bagsirs.ss eptruSfel 70 t8etT care WlIl e.
seeive pfo.sis,t attenttons
0Ae a. tie other the fFmea 4 Yayss IS IS
foin3i, during BUSINESS holfs at kaglt plnte'
IN Rods iaosss IL the town of fstafi.
& GaafieStoa, tlct. 81 l855 81, 81
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Ia,srsyo.N 4sAiED Mfis ePIefggr sa AZ

Il iiHISTsTo. al ARAIED MlS!-P e lkss ~ 3
saws dat If ne stays ont late at night, and
NJ i stf,egto avoid Al seoIdiag or curtain lee
ii dire fiorn Mrs The generally .waits out
till the 1--WE slnaI hours avont the twai. 4
when ths anger Of his besterlhalfI subsidies
into fears for his persbnal safety iiIse
aoes soJt or business, with promise e
be home Al nine. Hsif past nine, Mrs:
5ip uf,easy; ten, aggravated: half past ten,
positively esarageh and rehearsest % her
self anEaddress f9r. PepfergFass especial
edifeation, filled With cutting reproachest
eleven vague uneasiness, accompanied
bv al Aindsdnita fear that sorhe4t thing
must Nave happknsl;; half past eleven,
nervous apprehension, tears take place 81
Il Il herifs,f /, alancds. twelve O'Clock, ur.
endurabie suspeRseS III she OILY knew
tbe ws,fst ons 10 clock Is completely
woFkea up, isas ihe ..sc6iinipEion, e and i
| about g5spg 81 EAe handle Peppefgras,
arrives, throws erseif mo ms arms
overiSYedto see him, AZ she was 90 sirait
some Al Gident ndst have happened v him
a55sista Diahesch. t's nj
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Tar WIwrER fABRoAD.--The winter
appears to hare been very seyEre in all
parts Of Europe. The papers bF the En-
ropa furnish the following stems
In Scotland 4 man on his Why to his
wedding was lostin The deep snow, and
when found was frozen To- death, within
mile Of the residenceo Of his bride; For
the FIRST time in the present century the
river Pc has been frozen oyerat F'efrasn.
in Italy. fot some time.admitting the com
slant passage OF man and BEAST From q
letter. dated coastan.inpPles Feb. 81. We
take the followingI:
1.-THE snow has fallen, until Jesterday.
without any interruption. for filieen days:
There has rot beer d winter ofSequal SCI.
verify for more than twenty years, gho
snow has extended to Smyrna and the ad !
iscsnt district Of Asia Minor, and even
The Greek Islands are clothed il white-T
an appearance mo- unusual and remark
able. The sutferings Of The po0t are very
acns6 their habits and habitasions are
not prepared 10 resist so inclementa seas
500. Many efths poorest dwellings, have
tum lied down from the weight Of the
snow Oh their roofs for they ARE little
more sabstanlial than castles Of card
board, an very few are weathsrEtigAt..
s.
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The cradls.is wonaf.s ballet BOX
Yes ana some Of them deposit iA teos
ballots Now, isn't that Illsss
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..I.ICTr On THE sIlBJEc1.s u
|nERSONS Ill want of NJ nidow Glass
Putty &c.. wauld DO well V cal ~
- RAJ. II i no GERS,
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Hard words mostly flow from soit
head ). and bold ones from simia hearts,
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-. law ANT, JUSTICE.

TT i. FISHER agl q ST lha ~
III . Rii5eatef. 1 intS 4 psftnefshtp, 9ofthe
purpose 81 paraeing Law lntte te ealstl es q
Mason ami a,utiiafn, MIlIIeg Ilasly aIteila the
circift, Qpaasfrly sanha MbntAtS' opaft y 81
EthSse iva Counties. and will pay every ;et ten
ZION I'd III y ne sslest+rt,stsd,t 70 their earer
i. Que oritfe oil sefsu tlle firm viii Always he
stou ID al Their ollcr, in Rarat 'leasasts and
Etjae or the otherwili ,tesu arly be at The Put
Ena4a GoaatI Csurts.
IA Pt. Pi asa MT. Dec.tsees snsIyf
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]4Ptr... county Va. Oet.laeth $50

Hi PItrrtN cotnf u EN a., ~ ttsl99th So. 4
BeEnz called m byAlr. Hsstlo ey press my
%; aionIin refeierenae 10 Wheat ian I pus-
casset n him, do 80 with pleasure 4 nd vii
ssy thatis far sifpass $ ANYTHING of the kind
| haye4yer used, and 81 snsaier Il the best
AVE ever seer in point OF cleaning wheat y d.
1, we'll as the most speedy having cleaped in
one day over twelve hnnli red bushsls vii II,
Ill \ in short can'teonceiyeh how better, ar
tee could he illseatear.
r55 @ssssiFs LEWIS BOWLING. |.
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A rood danxhief IS tie moi ring go. =.
light and sfeHing ssaf Of hsK pa.fP''
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SAMUEL A. MILLER,
ats Gs1sza Sy at lew !,
JDliN a sEsAEiFii,
ag.T'fs AIIEE.

"A. Il "a ~ at ..E-asa ~ Il
s. "a EfslsI'fs Ike. IL A., d n
sxyrN, I;Fnfae4iae IN aAe Circuit and Efnnty
IN C6slfts 81 Rat4fgh, Nic1fDIas. Green
MIS- anll paafti8iss . .s4 i'll Eh2yl
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''Aar anba DaIlep Star.

1gf{ 9Es7 2 = n ~ Z, 81 H7s#I Is
i, rgBItsslED wREki,yssAT
cHARLEsro Pm KAN VIII -A,'
Hin rRs FIRST 4viLpIas nELo@ TIE
COURTHOUSE.
JNp, Ittf IDLE, Pablis.hhe f
TER 9as dpy. one. year, ia ad-
vznse, Sssao;ssif nsS paid Miehili sixty
DAYS. s.53 will hp caHrged. j
Gg- Possmastsrs aTe respectfully In
yited ID aeEas Agents for the Star.
]. = III oney may beIsent by mail freq.
istered at the publishers risk.
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Grad1a Cleaner..

This fan is pronounced byeompetenr judges
- be the best sepefatOr now IN nse, for cieaiis
ing Wheat, Glover Seed and all skinds Of
gain, fton Cheat, Coekel, Garlic and all
kiffissf & ri. Hi cleans Glover Seed clean
enspgh fsr market without sizing They are
built III good material. and BY good wotk men
flAaioar ia1s are wSrrantei. All cnnlnldhieie
ss4onsad1ressedto kanaWha Court Aosee will
4. JOHN B.tiARr aaco. B
Ma1Sa 81, 1851. t.5,sss
Having mad. orcasitan. to clean soa,c seed
whra.. therougilyIDf coekle,s cieat, Sc. |
was intiiecd,rtE I'M The Elsh repatitiang rad,
of Mr. Harris srip fosea fans, Il sIaKsitha e44
pertinent, will one DC iliem, w|hichamith facil7
ity. and ease IN ev4fy way, fHlly arcoufaish-
~ ssrrytf aiiiis for whirh itshas bsesl s65 De-
ciIis. Rt,FF SEfl.
Kaniwha sC5an ii Oct gal $50 34s
fiavfn gggsed oneof=J. b Hart & G IS. TAI
III eFsasf lie II, o. tI t9ke pfsasiifa ia
s4seiEltp uai Il 10 the a ssgiefss i csnaa-
Ing scM whsatjnt efo IKE esea ~, not
think 3t ~ D stlfr ,ssed bH any Fln. y far
Isl hfve use 1t has Ne a1llhe sal istfacs
HOO JOHN V. isaIsslle.
A .HdifTA arssros i, K ,Tla1ltn. Y
Tki3is tascertify III III / 5has q used one 6fS ] !
B.Hagsf 30 ifss lr1 70 l2g Flin q en- ferS, and
t.ke plaasuFe afreds sdtaaa fngs thsfri ~ tIIe
hgnsls coI.ma lit a. a serY sasYer or a rtsc Z
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--E hare I'D Il use upon u u. larn,y during
sht pttscut re II. a Wheat fan MANILA stIFei
bfJ. 3 .stIart IS ~ 81 6f GhafIeSion Kasia@
itase pleasurc infhaA ing THAT III lis de ilsdls
fac bsss fia have eger i 3ed oYseeir in psa. I
aSsists sJ n " 3 n. lLAiDL H
GleaHoc.a, Oct. 49,. n.
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r. Mt Y crcoHG
#T1RENCu. IhgIish, German and bohemian
Manufadures, Tortoise Shell, Ivory and
other Combs. brushes, Fine Cutlery, Beads,
Needles, Jewiry. Vioiins, Porte Monnaies,
Sporti5eg Fiaskl Work Boxes Shot Bags, &C.
NORTHEAST 9rner Of Fifth and Walnut,
CINCINNATI. 2.
dealers III IIsIISG TACKLE, PLA,
TED GooDsand WILLOW WARE. Of al.
kinds. ~ ESeptenibeF \, 3 IS ".
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-04-06

Ia ea3aieai Id the iatesvc 81 kienle,st or air.
Lasd sy taTssta say, tlfai. also an the o1sl>
es 81 one IF atr.'fa5tts saf.s sllat p rf3hase1
ofsFfi Laia4-y tltstty fs stf his pfinl4
10 .s ysa;ts iafa eleAlea. far HAT
ppTppse As his RaaEgef sued SuP aose too
onfks soid fan, a3s I'll sthetI foss .tIe
prassAat.s,a rus B&tIe seed waeal again
tlr5lgh th4 aars fsTf !. aldl " H. operation
,e3atsa s'ie Fh6fv al tlvs sn SIX lFss{
pisss4lean wfteatf1 tiiAs is nstt fegsaiarsssIas
loa. tc issssss lsSSi ag da4futshtse : seb grain
,c.es nsis.G an a Us iss FOR aEe.
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