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knock down system Of the primaries, and just as
many "undoubted democrats" will vote under 1t
as have not the fear of shoulder hitters, rowdies
and ward ruffians generally before their eyes,
and not one more. Hpeople who have any re-
spect for themselves, and desire to keep their
noses Of that shape and their eyes Of that hue
which Providence designed for them, are ex-
pected to axe part in these elections, we must
have better plan than this
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The Corner Stone OF the Peoples College.
HAVANA, nv, Sept 2, 1868.
ght on ten thousand people assembled here 70 day b
attend the laying Of the atone Of hs Peoples Co
isge The procession was large one. lev Mark Hop
kns, President OF Williams College, gave theprncpa a.
cress, but tho immense conosurse and ipe breess
rendered hearing 70 the majority impossible. Brisfer
speeches were made by Amos Brown, Presideu Of Tho
College, Horace Greeley, OF New York; Daniel g. Dckin-
SON. Of Bnghamton, and Rev. G. Hubbard The corner
stone was laid with appropriate ceremonies by John L.
Lewis Grand Master OF thu Masonic fraternity 10 thIs
State The procession then reformed and sded 10
tent the village, where dinner had been prepared sr
nearly one thousand persons aud all the seats were ed
Chss Cock principal patron Of the college, President a
II day. Alter drnar sentiments responded 10 bv
President Hopkins Senator Owen, A. B. Dickinson He-
Greeley, Daniel Dickinson, Ex-Governor Myrou 81
Clark Henry Bradley OF Yates county President JACK
Of hobart Free College, President CoWles OF Elmra
Female College, Rev. II. Coz OWN, Senator UphAm q
Genesee Charles Cook and Others me departure Il M
New York and Erie trains caused breaking up 0f tho
party At early hour The day WAS fine, though warm,
and the expression OF interest In and good viii toward
the embryo CO. ege hearty and universal Eminent oii-
zcps were In attendance from every portion q the Stats,
while letters Of regret for their inability to Axsn6
received from Governor King, exGovernors Bouok Hant
and Seymour Lieutenant Governor Paterson, ara many
others.
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DETROIT, Sept q 1855.
The Democratic state Convention held here 70 day,
and was presided BY Hon. Robert T. Mcleiland.
The folio wing nominations made -
GorsrnoT-Chsrics stuart, OF Kalamazoo county.
Lieutenant Gorcnor-Geo. G. Monroe, OF Hlllsdale.
Secretary Of Sydt-J r. King, OF Mscknac.
Superintendent Of Public Instrtsctson-J. g. Jsdokes OF
Wayne.
7rsasurer-Edvard Kanter, OF Wayne.
Ccnris~ionev Of Land Ofcs-John Ball, OF Kent
auditor Genrdi-John J. Adams, Of Lesa zee.
Attorney Gensrot-J. q. Sutherland, OF saginaw.
Member If ne Booyd Of Education, del Moore, OF
Kalamazoo.
Resolutions we're adopted declaring adherence 10 the
Cincinnati pafor asserting the right OF every people 70
vote upon their constitution ~ they 90 desire expressing
confidence IN President Buthapsn Administration; aod
congrstulsng the country upon the settlement o. the
search and SEIZURE question on the Of General Cas-
protest
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Our Special Washington Despatch.
TUE PARAGUAY gxrEDrTIoS-THE LAW APPLICABLE
TO THE CAPTURED sLAvxRs, ETC.
WAsmsGroS, Sept 3, 1885,
The selection OF the Commissioner 10 Paraguay occa-
sops tho President little embarrassment. There are
several applicants who strongly pressed, but the Pre-
sdeni desires tho whom he appoints 10 possess three
important qualifications First he must have brains;
second speak and write the Spanish and Portuguese Ian
guages and, third, possess sufficient prominence q
democrat TO silence the complaints OF such claim the
Office the OF compensation foy services without
regard 70 fitness for the performance Of liz duties The
matter win be decided shortly, and the decision VIII 70.
lsve many anxious persons from suspense which they
have suffered long.
Tho Paraguay expedition ID becoming every day Of
greater importance. The President d determined nct 10
fall In The means Of bringing Lopez 70 terms would
be national dsgrace II thaa despo should rob American
merchants Of millions and IRE into national vessel with
impunity. A The Plato squadron 70 bs enlarged 70
thirteen OF fourteen veDe, part Of which win be unable
70 ascend - far - Assumption, became necessary 10
have commodore the station, within supporting
distance Of Captain Page, who 70 do the lighting he
has done the exploring this river Com. Shubrick,
who heads hc lat Of navy captains, has been placed In
command Of the whole squadron, and Captain Page Is
second in command that they win be in close
ton In the organization Of The squadron and the per.
Torrance Of Ia dutioa
Judge Blacks force In the Attorney Generals once
carefully examining ali the laws and decisions relative 10
the disposition Africans taken on board savers The case
reveals . positive obligation The part Of the Exesu.
tive 10 send them back 10 their native land The propo
on bad been started that they free agents. and a.
such could elect 70 remain 20 back might ple,se
themselves but case decided By Judge Harper In
LOUISIANA In July. $780, which overrued This point and
left them sgency in the matter. The declared
70 be imperative. Is generally matter OF qualification
70 people here that the SLAYER taken TO Southern
port and that The trial OF The win take place
where the citizens Of slave State show their appre.
citation both OF the slave trade and the laws for ts sup
preston.
The transactions a The Treasury during the week end.
ing Goth August vere;--
RNance ,fet,l3e
RAD. loososo
Drdts nSueo 100 ooo
Rcducuon solzSo
Senator Mallory leaves 10 morrow for Florida, where
the Congressional contest between Judgc Hawkins
regular Democrat and Dr. wes,cosi, Independent,
ing warm.
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Tm FAIL REGATTA or rsK NEW YoRK YAcnr CLuB win
take place the morning Of Thursday the sotb OF Sep
ember next on the south coast Of Long Island The rsce
will be from OWLS Head, L. L. The west side OF which
the yachts viii anchor 70 the Southwest Spit and thence
around The Light ship TO the West Bank of he Staten Island
Shore al which point the viii be concluded There
Will be prize Of $50 for each class Of yachts Az this viii
be the regatta Of the New York yachts for the year.
the members Of the club vii doubtless take ali needfi
measures 70 make II psss OF with as much sclsf a.
possible,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

Tm CABs CELEBRATION. Aquiar, Esq the Brazilian
Consul General took part ia the cable procession Of last
Wednesday, but the reporters omitted 70 note the fact,
although he was in carriage bearing the Brszlisn Gag
The same gentleman q, the municipal dinner n the
Metropolitan Hotel, and sat between Mr.. Peter Cooper and
General Sanford lie was mentioned |. The Bolivian
Consul. From this ell be that the represerssss
o. the empire Of South America alive 70 The Importance
OF the Atlantic cable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept Q, 1863
Senior YrisArr at the request Of President Martinez
has, d understood, Withdrawn his resignation Minis
ter from Nicaragua. The errand Of Gen Jerex to
negotiate treaty acceptable 70 our government and bene
cal 10 both republics but he has len the city without
being received In diplomatic capacity The Css yrisar
treaty a. amended, seat by the government OF Mica
rsgus 10 yrsarri, ard b. aim forwarded 70 Washington
through Jerez
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Affairs In Boston.

BosroN, Sept. 8, 1853.
David Ripley was instantly killed this morning by fa-
ing large vat OF boiling water, at the South B,ston
rolling mill.
The steam frigatc Roanoke did 10 till yestsr
day afternoon owing IL Ia said 10 difficulty between
Caps Gardner and Chief Engineer Laughton, which
eubss amicaby arranged reference the CON-
moo ore, and the engineer reinstated
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Loss OF the Brig Eureka.

BALTIhORk, Sepf. 5, 1903.
The schooner Virginia, arrived from New York reports
that Sunday night OF Pnepuxent she fell in with Tho
brig Eureka, Of Philadelphia, water osgsd She remain
ed BY her during the night and of all hands after
which The brig sunk The Virginia took them Is far q
Hampton Roads, wher they proceeded to Norfolk in
small boat.
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Death Of Pittsburg Merchant,
PIrTsBURG, Sept. 8, 1863.
John Bssel, Jr., a well known Pittsburg merchant,
died today from the effects OF gun shot wound received
accdt ntaliy yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

Ohio Congressional Nominations.
CINCINNATI Sept 3, 1858.
George II. Pendleton and William s. Groesbeck have
been reromnated for Congress by the democrats Of tina
first snd second districts OF Ohio.
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Burning or Melodeon Factory.
NORTH BRIDGKwATER Mass, Sept. 3, 1868.
The ueodeon factory Of A. B. karston, ct Csppoens.
destroyed by IRE last night Loss, IS roc; insured
$500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

INV iokk Clff Aueun -, l6S9.
JoHs MALAY, Eq:-
DEAR slR--Ine intcres, which has been awakened
throughout the civilized world regard the laying oe
the transatlantic telegraph cable, demands that fall
and authentic history Of that great enterprise should BE-
furnished 10 the public BY competent person
nccted with the expedition
The fact Of your having been on board The Niagara FROM
the time she first set sail from this port until afer her
grand achievement, and Of Jour having been the constant
observer and faithful chropcer every event connected
with the great work, desigraes you the satisfy
the inquirng mind " the public
ave the undersigned your friends aud fellos citizens
believing there no Que moro cDmpetenl than yourself
inform the pubo upon this GROWING eor, OF human en-
ergy and genus hope that ycu viii yield 70 request
10 lecture h such mar be interested In the trsusasn
nc telegraph Al pr chapins church. Broadway u,on any
evening suitable 70 pour own rveneDce between
ls and 18th Of September aoxl Very respectfully your
DANIEL y riern,nn, Archbishop Hughes, ID. D.
James I. Brady, August Belmont,
Peter Cooper, Homer Franklin,
Tbomss ". strong Stephen Ca NIB felrg,
Wilson q. Hunt, Banj. II. Field,
John II. Bforef Co, wa. A Hsvoasyer,
James Krkor, Ethan Allen,
James N. Cross, y. u. Morgan,
Charles n Marshall, George Pcekssm,
l. Hall, J. Mortimer asl
Pelesiah P,rt Marshall Leeerts
NEW yoRK, August 81, 1858.
To MKyHs DAsrEr Y. TrxxASs PETER CoorKR ARcumasor
HroHna, J. b. kfRKFR, ETHAN ALLEN, r., ". Srsore,
GrSflsxrs-I have received your kind invitation 70
graph, n Dr. ChspIns church, uupon any evening be.
tween is, and Ion Of September ana IN reply do
sire 10 that gives me the greatest pleasure 70
ply With your request Was my grassland hope I
may be allowed the exprerron-my proud privilege 10
have been each Of the three Atlantic telegraph expe
dltions, and 10 be OF those Who toe eveptfuI
morning Of The bth Of August landed the cable al ~ wes
ern terminus
Acting IN The capacity OF special correspondent OF the
NKw YoRK HERAfD on all these occasions, had evesy
opportunity Of making myself acquainted WITH the pro
sress of the great work, and while regard ~ mposs
BILE for either tongue 70 do full justice 70 tins
deur Of the achievement will be my earnest endeavor
70 meet your expectations By telling how the cable
laid.
shall be happy 70 lecture 70 such be Interested In
the subjecs, Tuesday evening next You're, respect
fully, JOHN MALIaALY.
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News from Havana.

XRRIv1L TIE ETF1HSHIr
Tho u.led stasss mail steamship CahawbA, J. d. Bu-
loch commander from New Orleans via Havana arrived
early yeserdy afternoon al Quarantine She arrived q
Havana on the evening Of the 10th ut, bu. did san
until the afternoon OF the s0th.
The brig Nancy atm furnished topic Of conversation,
and II was mol fairly known what will DO d,ne with her
the general impression Ia that abe will be liberated
There very little shipping In the hnbor Of Havana
Freishn still continue very low.
Stock Of sugars 10000 boxes. shipped past weak
10 900 boxes. Holders were firm and rising In their
demands.
Exchanges on London IA AJAX premium; New York
az do; New Orleans az az do.
The Cahawba brings the following amount OF specIe:
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITIoN-THE LAW APPLICABLE
TO THE CAPTURED sLAvxRs, ETC.
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New York, Saturday, September 4, 1858.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
!. SISk6 Shooting,

Father, what doss ! printer live on !?
Live on Pike other folks; why do
you ask = tIII
Because you said You hadn't paid
anything for your paper, aRd the printer
still sends it to YOU. 81
Wife spank that boy
~ shan't do III II
i why 2 \
Because there is no reason.
Nosreasony ties there is spank him IN
II tell you.' Z
tf.a' / won't doany such thing.
How go2 What DO you mean?
i mean Just this, the boy is smarter
than his father, andyou can't deny it,
That's queer talk, and wish
don't care what you wish, the boy
knows enonghto see that a man, printer
81 no printer, can't live nsnothing,
Should think You would be ashamed 4
cheat the poor printer, and then -
Bang goes the door, and out goes I'll,
fatherand husband grumbliag like a beai
with sore head. wish children knew
how to ask questions. Boston Oligt
Branch.
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For the ssKanaghaIValley Star,

lines,
pi IT, 80 4 t. e. G. 4
y, 49,,
HIl1e n an Album Lld she Mtlfe inspire
Nl r. pure .fromdfthean fire. il, 81
Thou night'st,ofme, tins friendly deed require.
HI, III Il.
~ fas = an = iAlouHf q ooqust q MOWERS =
Which Oft, il lovely X hours,
oa kinared hearts. aiFec,iou' isootiiine powers
This Worla Al lbqm Glance q every eyei
!, !; ana every llanf, tand tii9e, aHa rag
Il. il !. & !, 4 N e, ],
!, . Ill, I.
AheEe Meln l sung hls strains and see
/" hat e, al S and ~ iqll 3 Haltf
A l thlass q earth Ftaanadeuf't ctties, en-
lgtn ger anotpef page + Whefe lIaGkless lug
pa PIT any t. n Sc ane Mhtls'
lA n W aeeiil ~ y toqeh y W. Fry An.
Hheff lma glc 1hslSedahd ielli Gan ne st repis
Let : mems Roas ana IfrsIeeelFe E thoug ny
Aha ka flheget WIN lef.Sansi aha VIEW y
Inc Il 3. ca W : llpe mas mas hfo9statts
Whe 81
1Cha nges brings but stll ne chaHgeih not NOT
r IA, i 4 not III Arbnpa IA III fGafce.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
t:OLD PENS RE-pOINTED.

IA OLD fiens att wholesale and #etsil with
NJ or without Gases. Gid GOA Pens Re
pointed Enclose the Pen and ffSY cFtnts1n
4rasil Or postage Stamps. and tetutn nlaii viii
bftngIths4 Pen as gpad as new. "A supefadr
tfyie of Gull Spring Pen, whiehiis mach in
Use. Atf.varietsss df Lang Nlb Pens ana Il to
or,ler anigkept cdnstanFlyon hard
4 lha price ofsPens3 without Gases, varies
fponf s 90 TO $50
The undersigned having been engaged=8 lin
tae nlannfacture Of Cold Peas for. severai
wears, hape, bg.stfiet attention 10 business,
IL gain shar9 Of pEhlie patronage.
!. A of aers5attended 10 wi Ii pro4np tpess.
Address,
KELLOGG & COOPER,
Bastable sArcade, Syracuse, H. \.
n IA liberal dlscoaattl theF Trade.
Xan34pt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
GOsIIoRN HOUSE.

TlAVID 5G0SIIQRN informs his friends
LII and the public generally u, that he has
rebuilt At his did stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and ~ prepared to ac--
scomnodate All who may favor him with
4 call, in way that will please the most
iifassidioas. His Bar is supplied with the
finest Champagne, Claret and Madeira
WINES; Apple and Peach BRAND les;
Old Bourbon and Common WHISKIES;
and fine CIGARS, DC.
8- ADriI Q3. 1856. n3tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

.fFsHlS convenient butei Tas been re-fitted
IL aAd extensively enafged. 4 IS the on
IN tavern iii North Eharleston. No expense
llas beenspartd farthe accamodat lone fguests,
Their TABLE, II an times. issnpnlied with
The deleca cies ofthe season; and tifd eapa-
,cfous BAR COON with. the ch9icest I.i4ttofs
and Segars-F Iench, 7 ale and Pehcl y n4les,
.1amaica Rum, Holland Gin, Domestic md
Foreign Wines Ola Rye, Bourbpn M0nonga-
aia aud Common Whisky.
Good Stabltng, We supplied Fwifh4cefn1and
asag H. SNYDER q CO.
June %, 1851 moss 4y.t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
I'm. JOHN III. HUNTER,

50ffers his PRO FESSI0NAL IS Elt ~ Clssss9s 70
the citizens or CIf.K LESION AND VICINITY.
He may be loaasl --when not gagel--ai. BIZ
Once. lin. tie room formerly occupied by A.f
Moselek. Two doors above the KanaWhn
House or at his &c, 2 FROM
Il house f5rnetly occupied by Lewis p. Wis
= ~. ,e'9s q sf.ss 81 81 y2n2Stf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
MEDICAL. AND DENTAL.
kastsEzzsAAn

nR.H WON BONN oRS1, The oldest Is
il tablishedg resi- ent DentistIin the place,
,yo,,ld Respectfully sayfto his friends, and pa
j Ans. thatlhe has removed 10 the Office ocu-
niTd I'll Dr. James A Wise where ne viii
II hanby fS wait Un oh Who require the aid
81 = 'skillful Dentist. Specimens OF his work
NAV be seen at his office, as also premiums,
thai have been awarded " Lin fer Superior
Mechanical Dcntistiy. #
4 an operations, either Surgical Of Mtchfa Pl
al nelfarf,,ed with neatness and despatch.
0ffca, next door to J.. 6os horns Store.
Jam 18th, 1853, s3n9T. GEs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
PlAIsils Il M0sELEsY.
fi3A w II OH j 10 E !.

P paa F sa1s1ss Il; aoa = Ase. q
The pArposk mi lpractlslngs LaN1a the bfftnft
AID ECottlitE fC Outs u kallaWha, and As-tiie
Circuit Coats of Logan, Bo9ne aud RoaHe
Will hefeaItfFT regularly at1end those Goqtts.
All btssir As entrusted 10 thetT. care VIII re-
cetye pteEGlIt attention.
O7le orAt5ie other Of the firm always pe
found, duhhg 5ISlnFss holfs at thslf3otE ~
in Reigef's Rows II theetown ri tAarieston.
CAaEiestol, 9ct.I 1855 HUH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

The congressional investigating COM
nittees will proveto b rather expensive
affairs. They have aiready.-it is stated, ,
incurred forty thousand dollars. forwaich
al appropriation is now asked, and they
are not half through. The will cost
the government enc hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, and effect nothing At
last. e
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
Il To THE Pit.fsIIi44IIItt..

ANDREW PARKS, OF fKa,iawha county,
and Jlh ME w. H0etE oi i'utnst q, county,
having eaiefed into Partnership as Attorneys
,,d fIjoanseiofs<a at Law, nnter The style ei1
PARkS Isl fHOGE, for the counties Of: Mason
ana Puthanl; WI lattena PHI ne County, guar
serly aas ciEeulteou v ttle iltiess ans
will attend promptly 70 alIEoaSlneSs Wh l.s
NAV bsee entrusted to them, pertaining to
their profession. ARho q tltO SJ.5J1' 81
jan.El, 1915 "A
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
MIcHAEL EDWARDS, JRs !
i KENTUCKY LIME.

DURWELLf& FORD, having been apt
Id appointed, asI agents orMnnn & Ken
lucky Lime, are at the public service 70
furnish small oil large quantities of the
same. No useIto recommend. Give II a
trial. lit stands On It's own goodness ~
Price, Der barrel, at the wharf boa, {.
Pleasant, 81 ,sb. All orders will meet
prompt attention
PIT. Pleasaal. june 4. 800, y2n3tt.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

/: s." CHARLorrEsYILLE EXPONENT. . H
John B. Gilmer Esq, proposes to pub
Ilish a Dem ocratt paper, with this title,
.at Charlotte. .-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

It is estimated that were all the United
States as densely inhabited as Massachus
sets, they would hare population Of
AZ, 000, 900 soals.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

III s.
Il. i. FlsilEg ,,rs,r, = y; LSstteh
r!s1ss1sa M sss' asSlsq ~ -
purpose dfpsaetictng LaMl tls ~,
Mason an II utiara, Will regala asteii1 sAI
Circaia Qaaateriy and Monthly Courts O.
those tvs doan ies. and will pay every atien-
ten to BUSINESS entrusted 70 Nheii care u
II one or The other OF the firm will always be
tound il ttteir Office, in Point Pleasant, and
one or The 6tfet will regularly be at the Put
nam Cbunty Coufts. j
ri. PI asant, Dec. ~, n37y1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

PRoTRAcrED Session The + knowing
ones at Washington express the opinion
that Congress will moi adjourn sine die
before August.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
City Book Sit or t
frAIaTIp0I IS OHIO
GAEEWOLlS, !

4ETM H Mash would respectfully call the
1 wv attention oil country NJ srchants, Ieaeh4
#3tsfs AMI others. I'd his extensive and well Sc
F1ectsl stncs III School and Miscellaneous
b socks. S,atian.ryEof ali kinds, Blank Books,
DC, &c, which he is prepared to SELL Whole
sale or Ietail, at very low rates. II
His long eNperience in fhe bnsAnlt NJ enables
him 70 purchase rylowIsand he Gan 1917 2
81 AZ II ally reduced pfiees.
Particular attention given w aflefs Iol
Books far public Or private Libfaries.
Blalk Deeds. Moffga ses, Sc, cf'nSta ~ %
hand 8 sa3 n4l.
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4.anaaga y aIlta tar
is Published WEEKLY, AT
CHARLESTON, KANAIWIHA, VA,
In rnE FIRST BUILDING BELOW THE
cog aTao USE 81,
mo. RUNDLE, Publisher.
mo. RUNDLE, Publisher

TERN SEz-9ne copy, one year, in ad-
vance, 32:39; if moi paid within sixty
days 2 so win1be fhargeedi3
IS Ezr PostmaAsrs are respectfully In.
vital is Act as gelfts for Tie s'Star.p
s.A Money maybe sent by mail reg 2
istered at the publishers risk.
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In addition I'd Iii above statement of MI.
54.aidieyl haEe tb say, that alsoaIn the d VIII Z
VI Of ong of Mr. Harris fans tllaJlI Purchased
ofMr. LAidley thrty. bushels al his prime.
rock w3$at for soRing, fully cleaned fdr That
plrposeHh as his mama ger stated Isuppose tno'
on his Ecsd fan not MraS1fiarts s, That topk the
prEcEfaFpRt.tp run. fhesfseest Whea alb again
tirf5ugl43thk Ha1t fan. and ~ fn4 oParaiinn.
leducedItl thirty 10 tMenIg-six bgs5fsfs3nf
pure ele4n sRheata ifthIs is nHs eplHrReuda-
zion TO tho$e desiring toputeliase5a good grain
CLEANER aEi alta IJSs for one. f3s ##.
It'll H59 a W.#I1ITAPRIED +
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I have used one iof LII. UaiP 5 graiaelea
ets{ba my farm tins eason, and can confddnt-
ly / e8sfnendlt 20 the farmers Of KalAaWha,
us enc Of tae best aud most petfectl grain
cleaners ryerwaSf acquainted with. 41 A
GEO. M. HILL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

III TJlg 4NEark III air kinas01ne III this Office
EeB Lawyers and other BLAhtA23 pfinlseq
viii neatRess and dispatch.
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KkxkwHA county, Va. Dec 26t 1855
81: y a aher@by eertllieth .bosght to4t ]. 4.
Ha5& Pol. ii JNlg Iast,oneof their patent
/ NF Hest5 Fans, and find 1T to be the veay best
fsaI eyaf used, thinkit viii clean from
ta.ity I'd forty BASKETS of Wheat PER- hour,
NJ slhoutEany extra abOr. I.J1BRQfY.N 81
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have had muse upon my farm, during
the pr sent year, a Wheat fab iirafnh fatt Hred
Hill u. B. Hart 8 GoFof Charleston Kaah WlIa,
ltfake pleasure i'm sslfAg that ii is hecidedly
tile best fairt have ever used lor seen u.s..
JAMES NJ. LALDLEY.
ii Gleawooi, Oct. ., 1856, e.