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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
KANAW ia. VAIL EY STAR.
4 POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC.
Over loo, 900 Copies iscld.#
THE SACRED METInnEON.
containing great variety Of Church Music,
N selected chiefly from the old standard
II Authors, with many original

Containing a great variety Of Church Music,
selected chiefly from the old standard
Authors, with many original
Compositions, on q
NEW SYSTEM OF NOTATION.
Designed for the use ofsCturdhes, Singing
Societies and Academies,
BY Al s. HAYDEN.I
5Tw o reasons will chiefly account for the
great success of this volume
First-The Character Of ithe work Iii
Presents new and greatly improved system
Of notation. LII it much that iSabstrnse and
difficult in this delightful science is SO sim
phhed that months are made equal to years
irl the common way of learning the practice
Of Musical Art, fact sufficiently proven by
the attestations of scores of teachers and Der
formers, who have tested the system, and civ.
enthe work its great popularity and constant
sale.
Second-Th Quality and Style Of the Mu-
slc, Many new pieces, destined to please as
long as music lasts, may be fonnd on its pa
geS, and also many Of the old ana tried melo4
dies, hallowed from associated tecollections or
delights and far more welcome to
the heart ofthe worshiper than many frequent,
lysubstituted for them. 4
The publishers may add, that the mechani-
cal execution OF the work is superior altegeth-
er}to the majority Of Eastern Music Books, and
the price much lower.
tCppies sent to Teachers, by mail for Is cts.
For Ten Dollars dozen copleswill be sent
bg mail, pre- paid, to persons who are unable
70 find the Book at the Bookstores in their
I'M Il.
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a Barn Protected.

y la terrific thander storm passed oveil
winners Point, Kent county, on tile 5th
inst. Mr.. Wilmer and several hands were
fin the barn Al the dime. engaged in thresh-
ing wheat. The storm was 50 terrific that
they were compelled to suspend their la
Dor. The electric fluid descended twice
npon the lightning rod with fearful power,
and although all were more or less shock
sd, neither the barn nor it'd inmates sus-
taiHed any serious injury. Capt. Sol.
LoWAY, who was present., was more seri-
ously shocked than the rest, and was com
PEELED TO lie down fors d short time until
Ne recovered ! from the effects Of the
stroke - Elkton Eva. J Democrat.
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4 MRS. Tonnes
! School for Females,

BUFFALO,, PUTNAM Cos VIRGINIA.
AIRS. Tonbes will commence the third SEES
IA sion Of her school, I'd. w. on the first
Monday III September, 1858. Il.
she will besgiad to receive liberal patron
age !; she promises to do all she cen to in
.stract those who are placed under her care,
Parents, who send % her their daughters, may
be assured that she will render them every
available attention.
She will teach allthe branches that are Hsu-
ALLY Taught in Inc best Academic Sehoo
ss 4 ExpENsEs.
Tuition In the IoWer Department, per ses-
sion Of s months, so.eC
Higher Department, including Ariih- s =
metici Ge6gF apbys DC. f0.0u
French AMI Lain, (extfal each, y. oe
Music on Piano, 2o.el
Use Of Piano. 2.5d
August 81, 1853. f:ia
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
THE SECRET INFTRMIFIEs q
YOUTH AND MATURITY.

Just Published, Gratis, TIE 25th 7Housa'ad'
"A FEW Worlds on the RATIONAL Treatment,
IN without Medicine, Of Sperma torrhea OF
Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Gent
tai and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
the syst EN-, Impotency, and lnnpediments to
Marriage generally,
7 BY b. DE Laney, N. ID.
I The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the imPrudence and
solitude OF Youth, may be easily removed
WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in thissmall tract clear
ly demonstrated, and The entirely new and
highly successful treatmentas adopted by The
Author, fully eSpla ned, BY means OF which
every one is enabled to cure himsel If perfectly
and at the least possible cost, thereby avoid
ing sll the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free IN
4 sealed enyefops by RENTING tpost peidl two
postage stamps to DR.. B. DE LANEls17 lis
pensrd Street, New-York City. y.ins3:Se
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14

I.sJ 4 -
He win keep constantlyo, hand I, =, ~, -
White Lead, Lin$eeaoiI, Lafa Oil spr Sn I.
Turpentine. which he viii sell very Low. ard
for Cash Only. He, would call tie attsnt;Sn
Of Physicians and Country Merchants "a his
Stock. ISL - y = l ,.ss
The Ladies' are particularly invited 10 csil
and examine his Stoc1s1 of Soaps, Perfunery
Stationery, dc. He hasa supply Of the cele.
brated Rrangipane, besides other perfumes
too nnHierous to mention. II =
nose o. ms oip customers, who have rbid
up promptly, he hopes viii be Induced to CON-
unle tnelr patronage; but to those whose
accounts are past due, and renian unsettled,
hemust say, thal ne is compel led 70. close their
mess in that way IL ~ ~ 80
But, to all, be would say, that IL 1 a,,;ct
Fenny IS better than slow ShiIling.,, 81,
Of JAS. a.. CALDWELL.I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
City BOOK Stone
GALLIPoLIs. OHIO

MN. II. NASH would respectable cali n.
~ afentiono country Merchants, Teach
sls ana otners' r. his extensive and well5se-
iecteq STOCK oflSchool and Miscellaneous
books, Stationery Of all kinds, Blank Books.
0e.' Gc., which he is prepared to sell, whole
saie OF Ietall, atlYery low rates. 81.
His long experience IN ne hns;nsss .n.t,..
nun 70 purchase very low and be can afford to
Particular attention eiyen Il 49,.
BS LOT pnoiie on private Libraries.
., Ian Deeus, mortgages &C., eonstanIR
f@''u' y2n47 on
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
Iudge peterborough Mr. Clemens.
m Letter heI Ruifnsr Pamphlet,
10 the Editors of ne Richmond Enquirer,
WHIrE SULPHUR SPRrSGs, Va,

r 80
/ 70 The Editors eftle Richmond Enquirer.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRISGs, Va.
September lst. 1858.
Gentlemen-T The letter Of the Hon.
Sherrard Clemens. in the 4. Enquirer Of
the 3lst ult,, has produced no little sur
prise amongst the friends ofJudge Brock
ienbrough in this section 1t certainly
does not correspond with The position Of
Judge Brockenbrough As generally sup
uosed to exist before that period. Up 10
Lille. appearance Of Mr. Clemens letter,
the Judge had been regarded as neither
seeking the Gabernatorial office nor as
encouraging the use Of his name ia con.
nexion With it, but fas unwilling. III tile
same time. to decline 4 nomination ii ten
Edered ID him. II Mr.. Clemens has not
to speak ex edf1sdro, talthough
fhe indiyidualizes all responsibility for tie
terms of his. note. u shoAld almost be
tempted to believe that there was some
mistake about the matter. If not, it will
atleast prove 4 source Eof disappointment
and regret To- many Of Judge Brocken-
brough's friends. In the meantime, will
not some Of the 4 Letcherites be good
enough TO furnish aEcopy Of Dr. Ruffner's
address. pro 5oa67pu5iico2 Is it afs.ct
that there, are but three copies Of it in
lexington, and that those. are in the hands
ef personal friends, who are INV ling to
allow them to By used n. X.
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Money !! Money! Wanted.

The undersigned, would respectfully
and earnestly solicit all. who are IN ar
rears with their subscriptions for the
erection of the church in Charleston, for
the NJ e. Church South, to pay ever
their subscriptions to DR.. Ghewning o,
myself, collectors, as sooB as they can,
d the work is progressing and all the
money subscribed isneeded.
WANDERERS,
Hartman Of Paiiiing Committee.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
If NEW Rot ID NOTE BOOK.
THE PRAIRIE VOCALIST,
BY GIBSON q FESSE

E4 BY GIBSON g. FESSENDEN. III
!. This work is received with great favor, and
is now the only music book used BY several or
the most scientific and successful western
teachers Of music in the schools under their
care. 1t is The same. size, and ist puhllshedin
the same superior style with the ''Sacred Me
ludeon.n
Copies for examination will be sent by mail,
post paid, fur sixty cents s. 9I1
Either may be had through the Booksellers
OF of the Publishers, ~ III
MOORE, WtLSTACH, KEYS & CO.,
v3nI6 3m 25 West F,suTth St. Cincinnati
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
SWAN e CO.'S LOTTERIES
T1-iu1napha1at So
II 5z.Es t8i iii Efff 5-3E ~ I-5l5 In 7lBE
9W ANH C. CO.
CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL
WITHOUT INTERRUPTION
SwANT q, co.'s
h. LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE OF GEORGIA! IH

The late attempt to injRre our firm has
shown that our Lotteries are drawn faIr-
Ely that our |Prises are paid punctualIy;
and that our Schemes are more liberal
than amy other Lottery in the would
t,5 III . 49, tIJ as
ETTNHE following Scheme win be dra wnAby
IL s. Swan q Co., Managers of the Spar
TIA Academy Lottery, in each Of their sim
gle number Lotteries for Sept, 1858, at Au-
gusta, Geo. in public, under the superinten-
dence Of Commissioners. UfE:E$H
CLASS. al lk$i /
Draws Saturday, September i,I 1855.
Il CHA sag 5 j
Draws Sat frfay, September II, 1855.
Ut .A If elias II. F:fi +
Draws Saturday, september Is, 1855.
57E. CLASS 81
/ Draws Saturday, September 25, 1855.
on THE PLAN OF SING LIE NUMBERS. \
$4,000 Tickets! I .E4Ye
Five Thousand -Four Hundred
and q hty-Five. Prizes!
NearTy1Ons Prize to Every Nine Tickets.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
Mercer Academy,

CHARL EsToN, KAMA VIVA 60 Ri VA.
DAvID+L. RUFFNER, Principal.
TINE exercises at this Institution will com
IL mence on M ,ndag, 18th September, 1865,
for q session Of Ten Months, dirided-into twibb
terms Of Five Months each.
Instruction given in the usual English
Branches, the Latin and Greek Languages,
and Mathematics. a#t
!. Ptaet,eal exercises 10 Plone Surveying ana
Civil Engineering. Sill
Also, Book keeping by Single. and Double
Entry. 8.s
f. Terms, for session or 5 months.
English Branches, z EEtE $3.50
Languages and Mathematics, 10. OF
~ Payable quafterly,8in advance.
/ There will be no limit TO the nnmbeF oil pu.
pills. Should the number at any time require
lit, the Principal will have competent As
Sistant OF Assistants. .f
il Pupils received at any time during the ses-
sion, nd charged from the time Of ad mission
/ No deduction made, except.in cases ofpro-
tactedi sickness. Apply to
4 IL. II. DAVID L. RUFFNER, Principal.
s5Aug.E3I , Il 4t4:l9
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
MAY & WEfLl


Have received a large and splendid stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLoTHINfs,i
Direct from The Eastern Cities.
and which, on ing to the scarcityo of money.
they will sell CHEAPER THAN EVER :
Their goods were bpnght with cash, slter
the great money panic became general, and
consequently were obtained at nearly one
half the former prices, and they win be sold.
10y CASH, at al very small Advance on cost
Now is the time for bargainsi Look 10 your
own interests, and give them call. Gosna
examine their goods and prices, as they Meth
er make charges nor wry faces if YOU do mot
Ibny, l55Ej 80. : : I. = - nos
lney haze now On hand a fine lot of excel
tent light and beautiful read Yzmads cloth;ng-
suitable for SpringIand Summer wesr. at mn.
Precedented low prices; Fine Dress Goats,
rants and vests Without number, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, JeweIyy fsrs y &C.
Gloves, Handkerckiefs, Hosiery. d. Also
"a fine article Of chewing Tobacco . "a ~,
Of domestic and imported Cigars. and NAM
oiheI articles too tedious to mention. Re-
member the nameRand place 4
3 MAY & WE'LL
Arcade Build ng, opposite the Courthouse.
yJnII. Charleston, Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
LAND FOR SALE.

fDY virture Of a decree Of The County Court,
ID rendered atits November term, 1857, Hin
the cause Of Mahlon S. Morris, against Lewis
III. Ellis. shall sell, onthe I4th day of Octo-
Der, 1858, in front Of The Court House Of Put
nam County, at public auction. to the highest
bidder, for ca sh, the tract ofland lying in said
County, on Big Hurricane, upon which the
said Lewis H. Ellis Is4Row residing, contain
Ing eightyacres.t JAS. W. H0GE.
4 Septetnter Z, 1883. I-E..- Z. 1. A:20-E
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!. Look Here!

II An receiving a Fresh Supply Of
/ Drugs, medicines. Paints, Oils, Wine
doz Glass, Dye -Stuffs, 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. ] win sellcheap for cash, and war
rant you d pure article. Physicians
Prescriptions and orders promptly al
tended to at the Charleston Drug Store,
y9n35. ]. H. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14

f The Independence Belge states that a
young lady living ia Hanover has been
sentenced by q court.of that town to pay
A fine Of Two francs f'for having worn .
dress which, occupying the whole breadth
of the pavement, was an obstruction to-
the public Hay.'"s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
\ letter from New York. bas fbe solIop

iA letter from New York has the follow
III item IT A company ofSwiss il now
being made up n,thfs city TO form col
dny in Western Virginia, They have
been offered 10000 acres, At $1.25 per
Iaere aadintend sending commissioner
Quito make an ex animation Of the tract. Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
TIE GOLDEN PRTZE.

The New York GOLDEN PRIZE 81 one II
the largest and best weekly paper. oil Tia,
day. An Imperial Qnarto containinsi AIaar
PAeEsp OF FORTY lcsLpMSs, Of entertainIng
Forigiaal matter and ELEGANTLY Ii,IusrRIrEi,
every week.
a gJ5 north from 5o5eents 10 $500, 60
in gold. piI be presented to eae6 sudscri-
Der iiRa,sdimeiy 9a receipt ofRe su5scriD-
tion money.
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z /"
One copy FOR I year $3.50. So 90, and FFift.
One copy for years -..,-. 8 SO, and gifts.
oone3colT for 3 years. .i.t.t 5 l,0.sana 5 gins.
~ AND TO CLUBS.
Three copies year .....$ IS 90. and , gifss. :
FIVE copies Year s 90. and 5 gifts.
Ten copies year ...... Is o., and i0gif,s.
twenty one copies 1 year 30 69 and % gifts.
The articles to be distributed are comprised
IN the following list
? Packages Of Gold. containing $500 each.
70 8 a. &C.. g. g.. a. g.. I ISo each
70 Pat. Lev. Hunt. Cas'd Witches roo each.
20 Gold Watches IS each.
50 90. s ,s4,. 60 each.
lO0 a.. 61each.
300 Ladies Cold Watches IS each.
goo silser Hunting Cased Watches so each.
500 Silver Watches $40 TO 25 each,
1900 Gold Guard Vest and Fob
" Chains 10 tp 30 each. ;s5ss
4 Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Breaches, Par
Drops, Breast Pins. CuftPins, Sleeve Bnttens.
Sings, shirt Studs. Watch Keys. Gold and
oliver Thimbles. and variety Of other arfi-
cles, worth from fifty cents to SIS esch.
Immediately on receipt Of the subscription
money, the subscribers name win be enierea
upon the subscription book and gin will bs
forwarded. Within one week, 10 the snbSePisF
bets, by mail or cypress, post paid.
b RJ All communications should he address,
ed to E=7FH DEAN 4 gALTER
4s and 40 Mofrat Budding, 2s5 5lsadWay,
New York. ;.-.s y
: Specimen copies sent nee. g
Wan'ed, Mas'z5fn;l ~ n 4,
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t|I# BoDMANT,9 III
STATE NSPjECTION
To b ac co w are b use

" Nos. 81 and SO Front street. ard 81, 64 and I
4. ID b6 Water-st., bet. W al limit and Vine! I
Sales bylAuctlen, of Tobar.
nl co direct from the Planters, Of choice
and general assortalent$. Also, various
growth. the same at all times by private sale
III submit comparison Of the costs to the
Planter between sales here and those at Rich
mohd, taking Cincinnati as a starting point
and i,660 lis. az the weight H., ElF /
u COST or sHiPME NTs TO CINCINNATI.
Drayage, I*tit,lf a 8 $0.25
>sales, 40, to the Owner, 4 $50
Il ,fEEIL r EL.E If I' NJ H +. ~
. Total ~ t Si.T5
!. nj COST OF SHIPMENTS TO RICHMOND
Freight per hid. to Point Pleasant, $l.J0
Stofape and commission at that place, n
Freight per hid. from PIT. tot Wheeling, 800
Drayage and commission at Wheeling ,II.
Freight from W heeiing to Baltimore 40c Elm
per hundred II 6.65
From Baltimore to Richmond per hid. 1886
fDIayage and Wharfage hA~st, 3S
Inspection 1T III 80
Commissioners per cent. #=tt. Nd H. 2.7t
Average loss in weight ) Ibis per cwt. EiL
Z. TptaKeyp ense. + $2l.5$
Showing difference in favor of Cincin-
natl ina rket against Richmond Of 1888 per
hogshead, whichis a clear gain to the Plant
eli Of owner. CHARLES BODMAN, Pro'r,
z September ! 57-v3ni9yi
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LOOK HERE, WILL your
G. & A. UFERMANN,
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKERS

/ Charleston, Kanatvha Co.. Va. t
/ We have on hand, and are constant re-
Seiving, and making up, the most complete
stock of Saddlery, Double and Single Har-
hess, Saddle trimmings, Fancy Mounlings,
nc, all Of which, having Manufactured nn-
der. our especial notice, will be warranted
perfect. We have also on hand large stock
Of Horse Collars ofour own Manufacture, with
Several ha hdsomeE SIDE SADDLES Of various
sizes, to suit the Ladies'. " IKE "
Be sure Ito give us a call before You pur-
chase, for we are determined to sell as low
asEany other house, for cash. &% 4
E47REPAIRlNG Of all kinds, in the above line,
attended topunctaalIy on the shortest notice.
! Workshop on Front Street near the Steam
Boat landing. ~
/ January 1858 ysn86
I CHEA r, STOR Ell
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
Married.-

On the I'd inst, ia North C harleston, by Rev
]. M. Brown, D. d., JAMES M. WooDY md
MARY ANN GUTHRIE, all of.Kanawha County
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
stock Fer sale

II HAVE for sale, twenty OF thirty head Of
i stock cattle. Two thorough u ed Dur
ham Bulls, some fine mich COWS, d Young
Jack and two Jennets, three well broken
young mules, and furty or ifty sheep Of I'M
proved stock.
The above pfoperty. if not sold privately,
will be offered b public auction eatiY III Oc
ltober, Of WhIeh dua notice wiz be gIEep.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
.EI HALL & BICKEL A.
Corner of Main and Ma Streets,
POINT PLEASANT. VA \
. MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN /
r eady- M ade Clothin &
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING NJ

GOODS, &C., FIJI EIl
TNAKE this method ofinforIning the public
il that they have eRteredintp partnership
FIJI the purpose Of manu- featuring and selling
ReadysMade Clothing I'll = HazSF Il
One Of the firm has jrst returned from the
Eastern Cities. W LII large &stoc k off Cloths
CasSmers, Casstnetts, Trimmings, &C., &c.
Their stock of s5a Il n
/. t1ffREADY-MAy.ET CLOTHING,
is the largest and best assortment ever Drought
tos this market, aud consists of sll kipas oil
Goods suitable for gentlemen's wear, such al
Shirts, Stocks, Cravats. Drawers, Gloves, Sus-
penders, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, &C.
Also, large assortment of +*E/t III
Il 5Laaies' CEoaks, MaatillQs, &c.
Having provided themselves with every fa-
cilityfor the manufacturing of custom work
thsyfatter themselves that they will tie able Il
ENTIRE SATISFACTION, Al |
to all who may give them their patronage.
q Our businessWill be done principally forecast
OF on short credits, and therefore, we expect
10 sen for very small profits. I
Call and examine our stock before purchasI
ing elsewhere. lsts Ill 7
Their establishment will be found in the
rooms formerly occupied by RI S. Bickel, OF
the Corner Of Main and Market Streets.
" y4n3. HALL q BICKLE. !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14

r All kinds Of Country Produce,sueh as
Dried Fruit, Beans, Feathers, Rags, Beeswax,
Ginsang, Butter, Eggs, etc, taken II highest
market prices, In exchange for Groceries
NJ Strangers visiting Gallipolis arr cordis
ally invited to call and examine our stock,
before purchasing elsewhere. PRICES as low
as The lowest, and terms Cash.
+ @. q Al. HENKING.
4 Gallipolis, Ohio, May 10, 1855 1N
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Fresh Drugs.
THa sUBscRIRRp !.

THE SUBSCRIBER tates
pleasure in informing his
customers, and the public in
general that he has Just re-
turned from the Eastern
Cities with 4 full supply Of
lR!Tugs, Medieines, Dye,
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a,(p asStrtise,lltuts.

I E1arK1a TO Fe1lt.
rTNHE advertiser has $50 lor $50 acres Of
il rich KarAwha Bottom Land to Rent
The two pieces are adjoining. and will be
rented separately, orItpgethet. Apply al this
once HI 3:
Il TrOB Work pf ali kinds dpne at this Office.
XII Lawyers and other BLANKS printed
With nsatness ana di.pateh f
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!. Malde,, School.

TIME exercises OF Mrs. Mary NJ. Lewis
IL School, will commence on the 18th OF
September next for a scholastic year of 10
months, divided into two Sessions Of 5 months
each.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, 80 90
History, Grammar, Geography, Philose-
ply, Chemistry. Rhetoric, &e. $40 90
Incidental Expenses, so
Tie tuition fee will be collected quar-
t '1ry' August 2i,zls5s, = sw
w a1ated-
7 PAIR 81 sound, yonngand good working
IN Mules r. HOFFELD..
CharDlton Va, Aug. 81. MID M 2. tw
/ AMES II. BROWN, Of KanaMha and Al
a BERT #LAlDLEY of Cabell, have formed
aEpairtnetship, under the style of Brown &
Laidley for the:practiee Of law. in the Coun-
ties ofCabell and Wayne. u.
:t Address,, HI. Baowx,
Kanawha G, H., Va. AIM
or A. LAIpLErI Cabell G. H., Va .E
:s July 9Th, sl -fyi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14

1InOnll AGENTS wantedIin every State
lNyUAJU3in the Union, to eli1one Of the
mostIrappidly selling Books in America. I'm
titled THE GREAT AMERICAN HORSE
tanner AND FARRIER. 1T is book
thatshouldI be in the hands or every man, and
contains single receipts that have been sold
al from SIS TO- rs. "A sample copy of the
book, will be mailed to any part ofthe United
States, inIreceipt OFFS cents ON postage stamps
OF money. 3S{ E.I
A Addreas-D. M. RULIsoN, Queen City
Publishing House, i4l Main Street Cincm-
matt, Ohio. .sE 6mn16 |
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
cHAs. HESkIrG. ALFRHD HESKINte p.
q. q "A. HENKING,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
G. ROC E r. lie S,
GallipoIi9, O.
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, etc.
Commission and Forwarding Merchant

NToULID Unexpectedly inform their numer
wv ousfriends and cJstomerso on Kanawha
that they keep on hand a large AMI welI-se.
leeted stock Of Groceries, ETC., and are pre-
pared to fill any orders from abroad they may
befavored with, at shortest notices
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