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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
BRoUN & Parton, y.
"a Gle Farmers. q Kanawha.

To the Farmers Of Kanawha.
TIME subscribers would respectfully inform
u the Farmers Of Ka Wha and the adjoining
Charleston, opposite Mr.. Joseph Bibby's Mill.
for the purpose Of manu- featuring their lately
improved double screening.
Grain Cleaner
This fanis pronounced BY competent Judges
To be the best separator now in nse, for cleans.
ing Wheat, Glover Seed and all kinds of
grain, from Cheat, Cockef, Garlic and all
kinds Of filth. It cleans Clover Seed clean
enough for1market without sitting. Theyare
built Of good material. and BY good work men.,
All our fans are warranted All communica-
tons addressedto KanaWha Court HOUSE will
be promptly attended to.
JOHN B. HART 4 100.
March slii 1857.
Having had occasion to clean some seed
wheat, thoroughly Of cookie, cheat, &c., /
was induced, from the high reputation had,
OF Mr.. Harris improved fans, to make the ex+
pertinent, with one Of them, which with facil-
lily, and ease in everyway, fully accomplish
les everything for which 1t has been SO de-
cHAs. RuFFNER.
Kanawha County, Oct. Ind 1855.
81 III ry1,. = \ u. p
naslAs usgu ~ y = ~ :. az
iol clea 80 pleasuIe ~
!ecullilV = - t ~ elral ~.
think il ran be surpassed by any Fan. Asfar
as have used it, it has givenIentire satislac-
TIL. JOHN G. CARR.
Fairneio ],
O Y, AZ rS hanaWn NJ,
.Inls y Y cefllIy tnat nave useu one 20 =
e. Hais s. W. improved gram eiea1els, ano
take pleasure n recommending them TO the
farming community as avery superior ! aralcle.
A Al . MY IL &
I nave mao 81 use upon nv iaIm, during
the present ysst, Wte g, ian manu- y
py IL 2: mart g 1o, 81 Shailsslon hanaIna
i sake pieas gEe ~ shylng that y y decideail
tthe nave sxsl n 81 q seen n use
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81 z M srs,s shst ~ 4,
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

TOE refk of III kinds done st This once.
teEysi's ti3d . cue. si INKS printed
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

do hereby certify that ! bought Of Z ,.
Hart Il Co., in July last. one Of their patent
Wheat Fans and find it to be the very best
fan ever used, think II will clean from
thirty to forty bushels Of wheat per hour,
without any extra labor. y. =. BROWN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

|(N RATES. is, 90. p. Fl. 81. q
e. ''s' IS .''''' I is y 's s6si'6Ss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

8IsIVER ICE,
E,OR sale, Oh The best quality, at all times
il and in amy quantity, BY
April 10th 1898. DAVID'GOSHORN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

yTIRGINIA, Ss IA Rules, held in the
CLERK ) Office ofthe Circuit Court for
Boone County iii the Month Of june, 1885,
William Il. Watt, PistfI. rs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

HOOPl IEOOPis HURRAHi,y
STEEL, Brass, and Rattan Hoops, Just 81
2 ceiyed by AS MAY q WELL. /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

H Having had occasion to clean some seed
wheat, thoroughly Of cookie, cheat, &c.,
was induced, from the high reputation had,
OF Mr.. Harris improved fans, to make the exI
pertinent, will one o. them, which with facl3
ity, and ease in everyway, fully accomplish
les everything for which 1t has been SO de-
servedly recommended.
GHAS. RI1FFNER
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

JERRY WARNER
Would inform the Pubic fhatfe IS alwawys
ready at his
RaE6Ars "a nn
opposite the Kanawha Honse. rs wait on
gentlemen at the shortest notice: Give him /
can i YOU want good shave Or have your
hair cut or dressed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

hayeha IN use upon my farm, during
the present year, i wheat fan manufactured
by j.. b. Hart & TO, Of Charleston Kanawha,
4 take pleasure ia saying that il is decidedly
1.-The best fan havE ever used or seen IN use.
JAMES M. LAIDLEY.
l. fzlenwond Oct. 81 1851;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

CHaRLEsToN, Kanawha.l
This is to certify that have used one of ].
B. Hart q %. improved grain cleaners, and
take pleasure in RECOMMENDING them to the
farming community as avery superior article.
"A. WRIGHT.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

- 81 = IIIttt1o y y y
And BY dealers in medicines everywbere,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

I And for the present, We can only hope
tbatahe newly elected Mayor will endeav-
on to select q good police, and make for
himself the good reputation his friends
predict-N4 Q. Delta.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
KanawhaI County, Oct. Ind 1856.

Having used one of. B. Hart & Cos. Fan
for cleaning Wheat, &c.8I take pleasure in
recommending it I'd the Farmers, for clean
ing seed wheat of ctockle, cheat &C., 4 do not
think il ran be surpassed by any Fan. Asfar
as have used it, it has given entire satisfac-
tin. JOHN G. CARR. 4
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

4 Tunnel TO FnANcE.-The Steele statcs
that the rOssiLi ity If Uniting England
and France by means of a subma, inc tun.
nrlhns been Il ractiralIy and scientifically
consider ed by ski!liul engineer, NJ. a.
ThOme d, Gamond. This gentleman has
submitted lis project in the first place I"
the Emperor, who was greatly struck It'll.
it. AT. rwurds the Minister Of Puh!i
Works, in accord with the Minister Of
Marine, nam, special commission, com
posed Of the most scientific nOtali tiles.
The commission has decided that NJ.
ThOme dc Gamond was no mere dreamer.
The English government have also nance!
on their side a commission, and ''it il
probable that in the coming spring French
and English Engineers will apply thtm
selves to the work of vigorously examin.
ing the practicabiIity of the project"
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
PlacervIIse Poas office.


MAIL i dspatched from this ONCE daily. euDdays
"A excepted, TO Sacramento, San Francisco. and all
lSarts II thiA state, which closes at O'Clock r. ~
special mail Ia adispatched daily, Sunday" Except.
o'clock p. n.
tpeCal % N is olSo dispatched ia IT, anndAyS ex.
esptsA m &sOR etOwn ria Spanish Fiat which closes
81 O'clock ~,
The mails for the Atlantic states Europe. &C., close
n thIs once abOdt the ID and 18Th o. each month"; cN
cept when those days come on Saturday, and then
they will close the day previous.
The Malls for Oregon and Washington Territories
are dispAached semi-monthiy, Immediately ater the
arrival Ofthe Atlantic maVA.
The mails for Salt Lake City and other post offices
In Utah Territory. are dspa ehed montiIy. TI San
! francisco. Fan Diego, and the Southern route.
OPfICE NOURS.-This office " n h< kept open dat
IT, Sundays excepted. from oclorii, A. ", iii H.
H.: and from ~ till ~, Pm bOx deii"ery open
sill g. ".
On sandAys-Prom IN IL. A. NJ. and trcm TIL
BPM. A. ~. THATCHER, Post Master.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

IDEAS OF WOMEN. Here is collection
Of aphOlisms concerning womtr, with the
names Of the authors rrefiXed:
Charles Lem escl-Most Of their faults
women owe to us. viii st we are indebted
to them for most "f our better qualities.
UAnieL Strrn".-MoSt women are en-.
lowed Nith such cndealing charms. that
ven th,ir very prest nee is g, Dcsslly ben.
III, ial.
MHdGme de St0CL.-Lovc, in q w0man's
life is hist'iy; in /" mans, IN episode.
DiderOt-1h,re exists among women a
sc, ret ii like that among pri sts of tn.
same faith. They rate each other, yct
protect zach others int, rest.
Nt0hi-NO woman, even the most in
tellectMal, belevcsherS de, idcdly home
". This sclG-d, ccTtion is nntura', tol
there are some most charming women
without particle OF beauty.
OcIGre FeUilHt-Pl evidence has so or.
'lnined it that only two women have tru,
intcl est in the hapl in, ~ Of man: hi.
own MOthtr, and the mother Of his chi d
rtn. Besides these two legitimate kinds
If love, ther, Is notl ing b, tween the two
CIc"'uItH SA'ePC cASIV Vuien'l PaIHtuI ahU
idle deluSiOr.
DvcIOs-Crcat and rarc heart off; rings
orc found almost clusivrly among W0.
men; nearly all the hapI iness and most
blessed moments in love are Of their Crt
ating, and so also in friendship. especially
when it follows love.
M1dGmc FSe-A woman frequently n.
lists the love she feels, but cannot resist
the love she inspires.
j. j. ROsseGU-Mcn can better philoso.
phize on the human heart, but women
can read il better.
Michelet-It iSa universal rule, which,
as far as ! know, has no Exception, thai
great Inen resemble their mothers, who
Impress their mental and physical mark
upon their sOns.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
Jewelri Establishment!

JMin Street, Fr% LhOr EeLOW .Nsligm0n'".
@ THIS NSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
ca InE,rms his friends and the public gen.
AGaA crallv. that he has just received II large
assortment II GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
and JEWELRY. all II vii ch he offers for salr
nn the most reasonable terms.
e.. f.r' l.. "a WrIy" +" Dtr mO',d WOVl
mrruf .cturcd 10 order, with neatnGss and dr..
patch. Wholesale and retail.
~ 0'rhes NcIHir.d BY IN experienced
workman.
s5T Billiard Turning done TO order. Fl
D7b'' NE >Oi.N E.At' for sale.
y. u. All work entrusted tO me shall be done
satisfactorily ard warranted.
A. e. ARVIDSSON.
Al H
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

ILLINOIS LAwYER's.--A correspondent
Of POrter's Spirit, writing from Rockford,
Illinois, 6 u off the follow ing:
a lawy,r out here, who has been q
m, mber Of the Legislature and is some.
what not d for his forensic talents, espc.
cially in criminal casts, was trying .
"false pr tense" for the people. In the
summing up. after few general remarks
as to the crime, drawing himself up to his
full height Give fe, I two incheS) and point
ing his finger "cagle-eye" full at the COW.
ering prisoner, in laundering tones he OK.
claimed--''There is ROD printed in the
most I0udG6le characters Of living light
on his brow" The "guffaws" and hats
that "went up" on that occasion were
pheasant to behold"
Another ''lilnb" away down In LivinEs.
ton county, who was somewhat, If not
more celebrated for his indiScriminate use
Of large words, once said: "Gentlcmen
of the jury, that is a rerg peculiar cass,
yes, gentlemen, one Of the most OAstetricGl
cases ] ever knew" Ut was about shoot.
ing a four shilling dog.)
The first lawyers speech reminds US oi
speech by another Illinois lawyer-n
prominent man and General" BY the
way. He was pleading ina case in which
he charged the opposite party with fraud.
Rising himself on tip toes and swinging
his right arm three times around his head,
he exclaimed: 'If that isn't case Ui
JTOd, then F-K.o-D don't srell frod."
On another OCCASION he was engaged IT,
case Which lad come up from Justire'A
Court on appeal In ferrihg To the JUS
ticr, hr II Oke in a complimentary man-
mr. of his honesty Of intention, saying
that lie lid not be'i,ve the said Justice
would Willingly violate any law, in ri,
de:ing u dtcisiNn, 'bmt," raid cur hero.
Il don't know Of any law in I''in.is FRO.
hibiiing Justice Of the Peace from being
id J0OL."
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

A gentleman stepped into a store where
none but mourning goods" were sold,
and inquired for slate-co!Ored Gloves
The polite clerk informed him that only
black goods were sold in that room; for
slate. .cOlored gloves he must step into the
"mitigated affection department."
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

The world seems to the old to have
gone backward, bCcauSe they have gone.
forward. This is . Misunderstanding In
Nature can rtrOgade, Ill must 60 fer
ward.
Drop by drop falls into the clear wen.
spring Of our youth the hitlar. waxa Of
experience. and there b no 0ltan this asda.
Of the grave that can rsstoNs, the old pn.
rity.
A Quaker once hearing :, pssoh tell,
how much he felt for anoGhsF. Whe waa
suffering and needed his asisEaRss. dry.
'ly asked him-'Fritnd, -hass then IA IN,
thy pOckstlOr himH"
A man may WIN tsaEh e lid % rSl.e.
fAlas step in no whea b mistakes The.
cellar sAAiIa nhr those lsaaing = tAs el.s
here - sslAihg y bsa.
Tias b mo1t ppseloss I'D -
mse4 brittle Jewel ~ hase e =
every nan hEia Inssss,F
wants 4, bat s0nznTs
A Ne nusE usaaase =
cry Idle woFA 81 1 -
idIo sslpnco. TheUe B
poetry In that Noo, o. m
people behave o. thiUk %.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
INR RlalMTING.

The proprietoFs Of the Dem0crIf take pleasure In
announcing 10 the business men Of n Dorado county
that they have made extensive additions to their Job
O1iee,-WhIch is the hest IN the interior Of Cali
TTrnia-and are prepared 70 DO al kinds Of Job Print
Ing In the very best manner and at the most reason
%LEGAL AND OTHER BLANKS printed, to or
der, With neatness and dispatch.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

DIsMTERHSTED.-A man. in our hearing
the othvr day, made boy an offer which,
we think, exhibited traits Of highly d.
interested bOnevOlence. The boy refer
red u was ragged, shiftlesa, vagvant boy.
who had been idling about our streets Of
late. The gentlemanOt whOm we speak,
meeting the lad, and evidently commits.
Eerating his unfortunate condition, ID.
dressed him thus:
'.Boy, where did you come from, and
how do you livei"
''Come from Pennsylvania, and live BY
eatin,. What oritl"
"Would you like something to doH"
''Don't care, II faint hard work"
@Well, boy. II you like, ! win vet you
up IN business that win prove both pleas
ant and profitable"
"Drlve ahead, I'm lissenin'."
"Well, you 90 somewhere and steal Q has.
ket, and then 60 around begging for cold
victuals, and you may hare k0!fy0w Ost." -"
The impudence Of the raeamufan's A..
swcr to this display Of liberality caused
him to be SIT up in the "bOOt business."
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

Shall our gracious God watch over ue
through the heat and burden Of the day,
and shall We dSvour the food which He
prOvid = for uR at night, with handa We
have never raised in prayer, and lips that
hAv&NSver praiea4 Himp
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

The ardent refOrmer moves the multi.
tude, but the calm philosopher moves the
ardent reSormer,
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

There's lady pscmew here 70 high.min.
dcd that she disdAinS 70 own that she has
common aanee.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

THE PREsS.-The press is the ruling
power Of the times. The age Of states
men is Ov,r, the age Of bullets is over,
and the agr Of the printing press has come.
What the invention Of gunPowder was to
the art Of war, making any man who
could pull! a trigger equal to the most
powerful warrior. the press is in n reading
age. We have invented the pamphlet
We have called into existence the fourth
estate of the rcalm-iI Is brains! Men
sometimes think that the great brows at
WaShin ton control the nation. So the
boy who first sees . steamboat thinks
that the walking beam is the prupelliNg
power, but below there Is Q fanatic"
,fcedirE the fires, X
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
-THEDEMOCRAT
Il published every Saturday, at the c.fdce on
COlOms street. PlacsrV lille, by
GELWICKS y JANUA
b. v. oELwIcKs, WA. JANUARY.
Terms,-Tnvarlably In Advance
AAVOPnAakmR.

One equare-10 lneS-ArSt insertion, e3-each sub.
IeQuent Insertion, 81 50. Business CardS-ten lines
or iess-One year, e95 three months, So
liberal discount will be made on the above rates,
TOR ali yearly and quarterly advertisements which ex
eeed one square.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

He DriMks.-How ominous that cen.
tence fallsl How We pause in cOnversA-
tiOn and ejaculate-"It's . PITY How
his mother hOpcR he will not when he
gets older; and his sisters persuade them.
selvs that Il is only few wild. oats that
he is sowingl Andyet the old men shake
their heads and feel gloomy when they
think about It. Young man just com.
Eneneing life, Nouyant With hePs, don't
drink. You Ars irighted with aPreciOus.
cargo The hopes Of yOuOld parents, Of
your sisters, Of your wives, Of Ypur chill
dren-.all are laid down upon you. In
you the aged live over again their young
days; through you only can that weary
one you love obtaiR position in society;
and from the level OF which you place
them, must your children 60 into the
great struggle Of life.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
Notice 70 Quartz Miners.

Narder tMAt parties Sho may make discoveries of
4 0UARTz L0DES or VEINS may BE- enabled to
Esserys O. Record Of their Claims, the Recorder Of
H0Iado Onnntg win keep a-b b0tk In bis ofice In
80 he U, 81 the request Of parties, register any
49, wat they may wtsh 20 have registered. nat,
Ss.e.SSFs osAA % ctGi act, but n means Of prov
i9s extent Of claims, their location and the par.
~ sh.Seto: oaid Bo0k will Slwmys remain IN the
~ q Tie ksooTdoe'S OG0ce, 81 "a DoradO county.
d. x. ellRARER,
S'ss'EV1uN ov.sObsv 0OtA, 1857 IenI
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

A Strong Minded Bride.-W omAn'S
Rights has crept into France, AZ the fol-
lowing from French journal will testify.
"A young couple were going to be
married and had proceeded ~ far as the
church door. The gcntl, man stopped his
intended bride, and thus unexpectedly
addressed h,r:
MY dear E'izH; dW ing our courtship
I have told y"u much Of my mind,
hut have not told you the whole. When
tive ure married shul. insist up, n three
things"
"What are they asked the lady.
"In the first place" said the bride
groom, shall sleep alone, shall tat
alone, and find fault wher>. there iS no oc-
casion. Can you submit to these condi-
tionS Y"
"Oh, yes, sir, very easily" was the
reply; "for IL you sleep alone, shall
not; If YOU cat Acne, shall cat first; and
AZ to your finding fault without occasion,
that think may be prevented, for l will
take care you shall not want occasion. "
The conditions b,ing thus adjust, d,
they proceeded to the alter, and the Ger
cm0ny was performed.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

Our NOther.-Thank heaven for q pi.
ous mother. She has been our safe. guard
in trial, our comfort in aff1iction, and our
guide in prosperity. No earthly intiu.
encc has contributed 30 much to mould
our moral charact,r as those gentle words
from mothers lirs. whIh entered into
the SAturr ofour soul, and will no doubt
i've with it for ever. No earthly name
haS a Sweetvr, dearer sound, than the
name Uf mother. Deprive us Of all 9th
er friends, take from US all other com.
forts, life ITSELF and the trial would not
b. halfso great IS the loss Of our pious
mother Her example and influence arc
more valuable than q world Of wealth,
and that she may live long to advise and
counsel US, IL our most earnest prayer
And how we pity those little boys and
girls, those young ladies and gentlemen,
whose hearts must echo that sad sentence,
my mother is dead!" How we pity
those homeless wanderers in q cold and
heartlesS world, who have no fond moth
eI'S voice to soothe and sustain them in
the gloomy night Of sorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-11-20
SWAN &c COS
THREE NUMBER LOTrEDU,

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.v,,,.,-..- NOTICE.
'Auioiiioa W THE UNITED STATS AND VA cHNTpxr
~-o-,e, AGslcUL1URlL sOCnTIEs
u pFsn inst members o h ,s@Cs1
cut OF us coop between wssfnston nnJ 1.sSf4
hd on the oeeAsrn of the billion Of tk- r. - 49,,
VI nhA Cehtra Ar cultural h.li AZ Rcbcrs
90 Noncsy 25h October. allowed The privtl.e
.,sy ts ard q fti hat ts cbtA nd Of Sry
he upShy Al the time q psss,Fe fT Fb-ay
p'cea e ioe'iJs eeTt hcSts .rb,h,ss a.
We uuoe 81 ufth' srE ticket for RIcl ond PIRso.s
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~ n -,, sAML RUTH, sspt Tran,por,a,Ion
0'''0ei' 70 hendAy lst OF Eovtmter isss, Lelusve.
Person, desoUs sending stock o. .th, ,,,,t
over he Foad OF tt aend~I or eahlh,ian :, %
a,d si 'IgsA Central Arrienur. Pairs hsIa Al Rih
~. o- shNrred us uscA freEht shoud ,ucb 60 -
sIe', ee rrtorn+d IN The hard. sane own M
ags WI be mare Penons TO s-nd sort -.
- aAS' notice 10 tie depot proper car
sAsT ECTH,
o-.p Superintendent TrEnsportat.eB
- 20 hs' non, ISIS ae9
eUPf. OFFICE r 90 a
hsresrH Of he Virginia State AFreultarnI sei+,y v.s,n
- hoy' nber rrtoru FRkE teket u st g-t -, -
pre- S1fed Ffotdef The scy' heatsls ,xsaS
Panys sssnt tti uHse Of, ,iAkrE
~ - ,r,e.sVAee sne fa-. "
Epherto received. would fnfrtra
that A through AGrces gsaeai Merchandise sHeh hat
GrCoSrfes Qteeastonre. e oaiy . 100 Ds vhek
Includes ali rm The Hharv Rehnord 10 The Land
ings Depot IN Lynehbarg.
Boat osr fan fuu and goods
forward without defeutioa
~ Prodaee AAd articles forUArdsd Iov
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