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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

"a Scercn MILLIoNARE-T will Of
the late Mr.. Morrison, for some time M.
p for the Inverness Barchs. has lust
been 1administrated to III Doc.ors, Com
mons lit is among the longest upon fec-'
ord. II Under its productions were en-.
gagged conyeyancers and barristers of en-
inence. The estate, exceeding f4,oOo.-.
600, Is, in such cases, swornto as of up,
per value. Basildon Park cost e fe6, 600:
the furniture there aloEe has been valued
at eco, 900. This mansion is 10 be the
residence of his widow, with an annuity
of fl 1000 a year. Tie estate Of Bas-
ildon is left to his son Charles, as well as,
the 1slay estate in Scotland (which latter
cost ea52, 600, and from lis extent and
testpess may be termed q principally, tho
owntF there being styled a laird. This
is let to numerous tenants. 4 Mr. Charles
is also beQueathed a round sum Of s. 1 -
C0U, GOO ur1er the viii. Mr.. Morrison
was possesses Of Font-hiJl Abbey, Hove
Park, Sussex, town residence in Upper
Harley street ;Stsres amounting to ESQ.,
.oo0il the Victoria dock, and vast acdui-
sitionF in America. Bdsfsbire sour5Iol,
Z =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23
iShort Patent Sermau.
!. PAY THE PRINTER.
III
by DOW, IN.

7 Dcaf Fyfiends TIE debtthat iii,
heaviest upon the CONSCIENCE of mortal
prov lied he has one lis the debI due the
printer Il presses harder on one,s bosom
than the nightmare, gals the SOIL, fret.
land chafesI every erobling sa1fine 81
squee res al the Juice sof fraternal synipa.
Itily from the heart, and leaves It dfierstIl1af,
the surface of a roasted potato. a; n,an
who wrongs the printer out Of Z single
red Gent, can never expect to enjoy The
Iconforts ofthis world land may We'll have
doubts offnding happiness in any other.
Oh, you ungrateful sinners! II you
have hearts moistenea with chs dew Of
mercy, instead Of gizzards filled with
gravel take heed .whatHI say unto you
II there be one among you in thislcoupre-
CATION who has not settled his account
with The printer. Cd ard adjust ii imme-
diately, and beable to hold up yoar heads
in society like giratHfe+-be respected 81
/ the wise and gool-frec from die torture
Ola guilty conscience, the modification
ofrepeated tluns, and escape from falling
intoIthe clutches oflamyers, which is ons
and the same thing. IL you ARD honest
and honorable men, you will 60 forthwith
and pay the printer.
You will not wait for to-morFow, be-
cause there is no tomorrow itisa Wis
ionary receptacle for unredeenied prom
ises,--an addled>egg 1nthe great nest Of
the future ;1he debtor's hope, the credit
or's curse. If You are dishonest, low
minded son pf Satan, Idon't suppose You
viii pay the printer, as You have nojTep-
utation to lose. mo character to sustain,
10 morals, To- cultivate. But let me- tell
you, my friends, that IL you don't do ii,
your path tosthe tomb win be streRn with
thofRs you viii have ID gather yoir food
from brambles your children viii die Of
|dysentefy yourselves will never etioy tie
blessing Of health.
Il once called upon sick persoH whom
the doctor had given up rs a gone case.
| asked him ifhe had made his acelwitl,
his Maker? HeSsaid lie thought ne had
squared up. I inquired if he hadforgiv.
en- all his enemies! He replied YES.
then asked him if lie had paid the printer,
lie hesitated a moment and then said he
believed no owed him abouLtwo dollars
and fifty cents, which he desired to be
paid before he bid good by to the word.
His desire was Immediately gatlGed,
and from taat moment he become COMA
lescent- He is now living in the enjoy
ment| Of good health and prosperity, al
peace with his conscience, his God, and
the world. Let him b an example FOR
you,ny friends. Patrpnize The printer,
take bis paper, and pay forft.in advance,
and your days will, BE long upon tie earth,
and oreraowing with the honey ofhappi-
ness.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

PAINFUL RETR1BrFIog, If TRuE.- Tie
Newport Spectator says there is ayoung
man in a town of Vermont, who 3cannot
speak to his father, gPrevious ito his
birth, some difference arose between his
mother and her husband, and forga con-
siderable time she refused 20 speak TO
him. The difficulty was subsequently,
healed-the child was born and In due
time began to talk but when sitting with
bis father was invariably silent. Iteon-
tinued 50 ill twas five years old, when
| the father. having exhausted his powers
Of persuasion, threatened It with punish
ment for its stubbornness. When the
punishment was inflicted 1t elected moth
ing but signs and grpans, which. told but
too plainly thatthe lutte sufferer was vain
y endeayoring to speak. All who were
present united in this opinion, aet IL acds
Impossible 9r ne clsilafo speak ID It's ia
tter-and time proved their opinion te
Be correct. At a mature age is efforts
to converse with its patent could only
Produce bitter signs and groans.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

MARRrAdEs.-Lot people part as they
will, the woman was never born vet who
would not cheerfuEly. and proudly give
herselfand her whole destiny into wor-
thy hand, at the right time, and under
sitting circumstances !; that is when her
wllole. heart and conscience isanctifed the
gift. But marriage ought always to be a
Every girl ought to be taught that i has
ty, loyeless union stamps upon her al.
most as foul d.shonoi as one Of those con.
nections which omit the legal ceremony
altogether; and that however pale, drea.
~. aud toilsone i single lie may be, IN.
happy. married life must betenfoM worse
Ian ever haunting temptation, an iucu
rable regret, torment from which ther,
is no escape but death.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23
For Tie "Kanawda. valley Sta.
5TH0' D0O1I'D =BfY FATE,

fgE* M lA0 ~ IAEA ~ Il 8st e2.s.5s5tY
Tho doomd BY fte, for d time to port,
Thy VOICE ID hear no more, or hand to press
No longer 10 feel thy thfobbing heat
Nor feel HE sweets 81 thy warm earess,
Yet will thy form, by night and day.
. IIoyer Ger myHLealt forever and aye.
! Al when nigh comes wishfts mantle black
Bitls cath, and sky,sand allrepcse,
And every INST pnd clcud rolls back,
!. o4display TIM star, that soLIightly glows
Through the vanory wells 6fmtst fat away,
ii plfl ftmg eyssho heaven and krdeIiFg, pray
And if my prayefs far Thee, ascending NJ
Through the midnight air, ON higH,
Find thee weep ng, PRAYING, bending,
0h+imay they united TOLLS throne ny,
And cleanse olrghear $ from sill and care,
Leaving nougA { but pune love there.
w. EFT. Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

I: ExrR ApRD1EkRY SUrcIDE. From the
California papers we learn that Aiolph
+. Branda, native Of Norfolk, Va, and
employed as confidential clerk BY the
house of Macondray Il Co, of San Fran
cisco, committed suicide % the 2olh jan
Euaiy. He hired horse, Weutto the Ions
Mountain Cemetery, wrote a letter, 5ii-
iected It to Mr.. Macondray, placed 1t, to-
gether with d ten dollar piece, in ahand-
kerehief, and tied tho bundle to the horn
ofthe saddle. He then turned the horse
loose and it returned to the stable IN the.
city, where the bundle was opened, the
letter found and sent to Macondray. In
it He confessed lie had wronged HIS en-
ployers by ernbezzling tie funds, and
avowed his intention, to commit suicide.
His body was afterwards found ID the
Cemetery, By bis side was found 9
small vial, containing about four grains
OF strychnine. and scattered ON the ground
We've scraps of paper torn from a memo
ranlum book. On these pieces of paper
deceased wrote disjointed sentences with
4 pencil, expressive OF his feelings and
thoughts uppermost in his mind alter
swallowing the deadly Substance. Tho
EchaFaetef Of his Handwriting as the time
PASSED and as. the poison operated on the
system grew more srenlulous and indis-
Etlndt. Both sidesof the paper are written
on, except the last scrap, which contains
only these words. q am d probably
putIthere at the moment deceased fell in-.
% ihe first paroxysrn. Tie sad fate Of
BEanda. presents one Of the most singular
cases Of suicide on record.
On the first. piece Of paper deceased
wrote
(. Yet The heart Of my poor mother keeps
my heart warm or rather hot. fer / feel I
am her murderer. God help me.
How slowly time passes it seems to-
mo nearly half an hour since took the
fatal dose, yet do not suffer. How
chilly itisl I feel stiff from the cold"
Number two -
s SIT is fearful to die thus alone-io look
around, see tile hills, hear the roar Of the
ocean. See your fellow beings moving
in the distance, Jet lie alone.
Dust after my third dose 4 man passed
and told his friends Twas crazy: God
forgive me. hope / am. What TERRI
Ible suspense this waiting for death. =
Number three -
sT-For Scienee--half ofthe bottle /
have taken. four doses of the striclI-at
intervals Of about three minutes, yet do
not suffer. 4 feel nervous, but viii note
The time on the back Of this. r. 60
ell think it has been fifteen minutes
since / took the first. i am cold and
and chilly. May some good result from
my death"
Oh the fourth pieceSthe writing Is with
out any order. The words are spread r.
regular over the paper lengthwise and di-!
agonhlly. They are as follows;
.'-1r-fully half an hour. Lam dying.
God help me. Al, F. b."
Number five -
am dy-''
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

& DREAM WHICH wAs s6r ALL /
DR9AM The following fact il fouched
for BY the St. Louis Democrat
On the night Of tie terrible destruction
VI the Pacific Hotel, 1 little brother Of
ME-. Henry Rochester, living at home
with Ills parents. near Avon, in the State.
of New York, aweke, sometime alter mid.
night, with screaming and tears, saying
that tke hotel IL 81. Loais suas on ire md
ttdf Ais 6rckaer Henry saas 6slfa;zg To-
death. So intense was bis alarm and b0f.
ror, that it was with considerable diff
Guilty that he could be quoted.
Qnthe SLOWING day. at|noon, the par
Eents received q telegraphiedispat from
this city, confirming thelitle boy dream
il every particular,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

Ella, st r. If -fss "
+. WE publish below, abeautifilt and touching
IIstanzls FINN lie s'D umfries and Galloway
Standard tScoslaad,) inailpsion to an afTac.
Hing and thrilling incident that took place al
Ithe receatsiege " Lucknow, elRaiab In an
Eother place, under The head of5aTke Rcliej
IF haeknoie,, Win he found j fall account Of
ihc incident. IL.
fz2=s. By Alexander aAcLtGAE. =
mid the thunaei Of .battle tie grosns Of the
#fs3# dying, II ffsaIF 1ff
H N frhs vail Of weak women, the shouts 81
I'll brave gdll, t ltE #
\ \ poor ilighlanlffmaiden at sobBing \ nd sigh
Al Az he Iongea foF the reaoe ofhet dear ma
i tive glen.{ r.
1'lit tsre eane glaa voice to fhe eaF Of het
If The f1ss 81 9ll scotlan nd foreset win teal
4 We are saved we ara Sd yelIa cried the
R#s brage Highland maid, #4..sl 5
III te is the Highlaneel'sI. slogan, q dinna ye
III gE5 hear ~ -f1@EE
4 moment the tempest ol battle vas lushel.
1. Batno tilings pI help Elid that n,9ment re-
IT. Al 1 '.H
gain u their SHOT -sha tterea rninparts they
Fa rushed .=4.f#
AGAIN rpared <fhe cannon, again flashed the
S.5l steel l@
still HE Ilighnntl maid cried, 4 Lei us well
r. come the brave .
The death-misfs are thick, but tkeit clay
N#B. mores Will clear I'LL E37#
The var pipes ae pealing 'The GanpbeI}s
e HI are coming f5s4+ E4<F l=
They are charging and cheering o dinna
4 81 We near it q #sI
1Te heroes of lucknow fame crowns you
EEf with glory;
love welcon1esayou home with glad songs in
EM<i your praise
And brave Jessie Brown, with her solll-stir-a
4 E# ring story,
Forever will Tive int the HfghIanlleSs' lays
Long life 10 orr Queen, and theHhehTts who
E# defend her E.t
success 10 our flag and, when danger is
HI near it,
May our pipes beEheard playing Z The Camp
bells are coming
Ana n angel voice crying. 80 tlinna aye.
hear it m
DbRDa ye hear it n dinna We learitf Il 4
High DER the battle 8 dim dinna ye hear il?
High Ger the battle's din hail It and cheer it,
lis the Hghlander's slogan, o dinna ye
hear it F#-
IKE f. a + r. 1 + h i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

EVIL spEAKrNa.- BY evil speaking,
men probably, most freauently viogate the
Law ofloye. Those who would loashe the
very thought6of stealing mans money,
hesitate not 10 rob him 81 thatswhich IS
infinitely moro paluable for 81 GOOD
name i raider to pc chosen thar great
riches"
Reader, before you venture To speak
evil of any one, always pause aud ask
gourselGthese three questions First. is
1t true Second, sit kind 2 Third. IS
it necessary9 If allfthese questions can
be honestly answered ii the affirmative,
and charity seems to demand it, YOU may
expose the faults of others, yet moi with
pleasure.
But sad as angels at the good mans in,
Weep to record, and blush TO giyeaa iii. &
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23
GOSHoRN HOUSE.
Charleston. Kanarha.

nAVID G0sHORN informs his friends
u and the pnblic generally, that he His
rebuilt ut his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court IIonse, and is prepared 10 al
Icornmodate all who may favor him with
d call, In a way that will please the most
fastidious. His Baris supplied with tile
finest Champagne, Claret and MADEIRA
WINES; Applicant Peach BRANDIES;
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES;
and fine CIGARS, &c,
April 23. 1855. n3tf
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/ GIT V Book sToLR Z,
IGALLIPOLIS. ON

I'M VA IAIlI-OIIiYf OIIIKye $500 6 l35
MIN. III MASH would respectfully call tlEe
EAAY attention Of country Merchants, Teach
ers and others, to His extensive and well sRs
llHctetl stock Of School and Miscellaneous
Books, Slationeryof all kinds, Blsnk Books,
&eysEc, which he is prepared to sell, whole-
sale pr retail. atyery low rates. lie
!. His long experience in The businss IS enables
hlm 10 purchase very low and hS can afford to
sell " greatly reduced prices. #
Particular attention given 70 orders for
Books ior public or priyaIe Libraries.
Flank Deeds, Mortgages, SO, coastanily on
hand 4a al v.n41Hs
OBJ Work of ailkinds d5ne ne Chs OfEicR.
~ Lawyers and ptker BL y n rs lrli tea
I Mil Aea mess and digpateh
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23
TlIe Birth and Birthplace II WashIRgton,

kEeorge Washington was born On the
2A February, Use, just ll26 years ago.
His birthplace was situated at Bridges
Greek, in Wts mo e,and county, Virginia,
'in the Northwestern section Of the State,
about halfmile from the junction Of
Pope's Creek with the Potomac. Tho
homestead has long since passed away,
ana left not wreck behind, having been
Destroyed previous to the Revolution
A stone was placed on the site IN or
sfortly before The year Ia45, BY tie late
George Washington Parke Gusts, the
grandson Of Mrs. Washington. It bears
the simple inscription
s IIere, on the 18th Feb. 10. IS. lisa,
GEORGE .WAsH1NGToE was born.n
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il e II Il Fl o I'D 5 H.

.NUEkIH CIIAIkIEsIINs4 kanHWhl, Na.
IS convenient hotel las been re- fitted
and extensively enlarged. II is The ON
is-tayern in North Charleston No expense
has been spared for the acconiodatiGmo fguests.
4 heit FABLE, ut all times, is supplied with
The lelecacies of the season; and the capa-
rcious BAR ROOM with the choicest Liquors
and Segars- French, Pale and Peaeh Branflies,
Jamaica Bum, Holland Gin, Domestic anil
fosagn Wines; Ola Rye, BouFbon5 Mononga-
Iia md Common WhiskeY.
Il sGood Stabllng, well supplied with corn and
Saav. II. SNYDER IA co.
June 90, 1851, nes3 IL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

In ILucK.-The Supreme Count Of the
United States have decided that Sir.
Thomas Green, present ownerof the Fau-
quire White Sulphur Springs, is entia
tied toa tract of|land inthe Stateof Tex
As, numbering piaetyf three thousand a.
tcres, and valued Iat more that two millions
pfaollass. So says the iyaErenton Wing
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

THE RoYAL WaDpISo. The expenses
|of theroyal Wedding in England are ess
timated at SOC, 000I John Bull has set
tied Oh the young bride a dowry Of So
| 900, 900, with an income Of $4,000 per
lannqn a pretty good start 10 The
world.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

Az The late sale of Rev. DR.. Conybeare's
library in London was copy oi Wick
liffe's version Of the New Testament,
which sold for seven hundred and twenty.
fire dollars.
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RE.lE!oII,YAL.

spss Ssasxs !, Is ssssss
10 the large and commCdious Brick House, op-
9posite the Old stand, where she e prepared 70
sseteflain the trayeiiugp nblipr
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PARIS y il osisi. ,sty.
Ir IN III M ID IN I Q E..

i IA NDREW II AiFtRs s. JOHN Il. MosELEY
IN having eHters,l int Il partnership, fol
The purpose Off practising Law IN the Circuit
and County couris IF kanaHha, and Id the
Gitcuit Courts of1 J4,gafI, Boone and Roane
Will HEREAFTER regltiatly attend those Courts.
All bussir is exhausted ID their care will Re-
eeIpe pronpt attention. il 5
III One or the othetF Of the firm ca5lalways;be
found, daring business hnats. al their office,
In iBeJger's Row, tn the lawn Of Charleston.
Gharlestat- 9ct.I 1885,
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AFFEcrArIoS is the Art ofbeine 4 f3ol i

4 Affect ALTON Is The aFtoI being q dol ae-
cprding to rule. Some people are never
themselves until they become somebody
else, and it Is 4 nelanchdly fact thatthose
who affect the transn1igTation rarely be-
come anybody at all,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23
!. KENTUCKY LINE.

.DURWELL-G FORD, having been ap-
I'D appointed as agents for NUNS Ken
lucky Lime, are Ill the public service to
furnish small Of large quantities Of the
same. No use to recommend. Give Il q
trial. III stands OH It's own goodness.
j price. sper barrel, III the wharfboat, Pt.
Pleasant, SIf 20. All orders will meet
prompt attention
Pt. Pleasant, June A. 1856, yen8H.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

sisI.IGHT on THE SUBJECTS,
JlERSOEs IN want of Window Glass.
Putty Cd. would do well to call 81
j III. ROGERS.
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Me flICAsL AND DENTA i.
On. JOHN H. HUNTER,

0ffers his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, TO
The citizens Of CIIanLEsTos AND VICINITY.
IIemay be found--when not el-at his
Office, In the room formerly occupied bs nj.
Mnseley, Two doors above the Kanavha
House: 81 at lii iesidence, On Front street,
III house formerly oeeupIed by lewis p. Wil-
son. SIn-5lI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

a hog weighingsOo pounds, and ovel
10 feet ii length; was slaughtered ii
Portsmouth, Va, "Wednesday
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For lie | Kanawha vau4y Star"
AT# SITNSET

5sjt ~ is5s = VI IHC b. haHuWll fdilGf Dldl
All SUNSET.
TO - -+7
/ My darling Dae! my darlihg Onel
Esi Now to llIe thought of tAee,t
llAstefandly sinks the set ting fun,
NY soul surrendered bell III
+ For thy pure image from me- fliesi
4 When comes the ,gafish Gay
From mid ny tfoabIed thqugbtsit HES
NJ. 0npinion swift, away.
And onme, In iife's tutbif stream,
Shines Downward from afaf, Ell.
Nfis i cunstant,f kindly, tender fehra,
Iva loved, ho'kdstant, star.--
Now, let myEheaft be picIard.der
Il w nth irnaged CHAINS 81 ithine,Ha
I'll a \ mirrpred scenes from Sky andshore
Be,leck the ska's bflghtIb.ine-!
N Lit fragrauiinflnences Gnm thee
Es5 Fall o'ermeEin best Showers,
Like dews, that watt down, lovingly,
a# Celestial scents to flowers. hi
III For am wearYor the light,
NJ 18th yexing cares thidk Strewn,
And bless the sofeapproach ofIntght,
W hose hours are all THY, own r
Match l1th 1858. EHlEr W.
TX i 4 i d " ( 4. Al
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PurS.x ,s,antv var oet. aethj

Alkft. 1-Dlil
Being called ON by1Mf. HarttoIexpfegs my
opinion in refeJersnceto d Wheat fam ! YRI-
chase Dc him. do so with pleasure aad Will
say that its fur sprpasses anything Of fhe kfnl
4 have ever used, and consider Iit IT'LL bestI
lare escr seenin point oflcteFniAg " Heat &c.
swell as the most speedy having CLEANED in
vneSaay over fwelYe hnultrea bushehs with III,
end u short can't conceive 10 d btAtef, aI4
t,cie could be inKented.
LEWIS BOWIINGs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

II Is runnored that . citizen ofLiberly.
Bedford. Va, Mr.. a. + HambFiek -h>s
drawn prize Of $50 po9, u De Gloft
Lottery
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

Ihaye had in use upon my farm, during
the pr sent year, q wheat fan mans faetured
~ j. 3. Hart 4 40, of Charleston Kanawila,
7 take pleasure In saying thotlit is decidedly
Shs best fan have ever used br seen in isa.
JAMES Nj LAIDLEY.
Gleawood, Oct. q, 1885, '#'..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

CHaRLEsroN, kama wha.
This is to ceftifythat have Used one of j !.
Hart 4 Go. improve grain cleaners, and
take pleasure in Recommend siag AsRal ID 4tlie:
farming commun itg as d ssJy Superior article.
k4 S sl4ss 5 s i. 55s377*s Al. WRIGHT.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

Ha addition to tbe5a5ore statement Of Nf.
41idleyl have tosay, that also am tite q N n
VI of oae of VIZ. Hart's fans that purchased
ofMf. laidley thlrty bushels of Ills PRIME
tock wheat fof sowing. fully clesnel nor that
purpose as his manager stated suppose ttlo'
% Hhis o6fan not Mr. Harris, that flock de
Frecanlion 70 ran the seed wheat again
shEpugh the Eat fan. and bss he. operation
reduced the Thirty II tweniy-six Bushels of
pure ciesa wheat; IL iris is nit recommends
tson 10 those desiting ID lurcfiase gaod gr., is
eteanef am at loss for ONE. #
Al We CARRIER.
4 dillie Crankie, 18th QstoAes lis Is III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

R ASxwnA costnty.. va, Dec I'll, 1886
81 az hereby certify that bought ef q. B.
Hart q Co, IN july last, ose gf tIleir patent
Wheat Fans, and end Tito be the yerg best
Tan ever used. / thinkfsit Will clean nom
thirty tpIfofty bushels af wHeat hef kosr.
swilAout any extra Ia Dor. a. j. BRO WIN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23

7Ts .E35. -T3 T IAF.NbAEHA, y IA UEl, "a. n
dshaye used one Of r. j. Dail' grainclean
crs on myfarm this .easni,, and can cSafleilt-.
ly recommend il 10 the [afrpefs Of Kanawla,
assOne of the best aud rn1st perfect grain
steamers Fever wae acquainted with.
GEO.W. HILL. IF
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-23
70 the Farmers 81 Rana5vaa.

70 the Farmers of Kanawha.
! rINHE rubscfibers woul,l ircsnectEnli iinIforn,
4 the Formers % Kanawha anlI IND adiosniI.s.
counties that they have Iocataa lnE' Nor +
Shanes'on, oppeStie Mr.. Joseph ltSFb i Nj 1T,
! for tie purpose of ItlefH III ~
&nptoyed dpablescfeeniag.
i rTR1Ia CLEAN or
~ Ian lsiprbnoaneed ny cpmpe emf iii ICES
" be the best sepeT.t TOT now nj nsa, fof ciea9s.
ipg 5W heat, Glover Seed and lall hints of
gralns from Cheat, Ceekel, d4flie aaa aIl
kiNNs Of n nh. It# cleans Clover lSeed aEean
enengh for martst without sitting tlhey are
6ntit Of good material, aad|by gold woriinen,
All=our tans are warrante.l- All dpnanaiieaz
tons sl;Ircssed 10 Kailuwha Court llosf III Mill
b promptly attended ID.
JOHN D. HART co.
II March 8i.Ia5l. ID. Iz-l - "A Y