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ST. LorIs. january %


4 gentleman from Leayenworth on the
Goth instant, arrived here this evening. lie
reports having travelled from Weston to
Bonneville with u messenger, bearing dis
patches from Gen. Calhoun IN the members
OF ths cabinet ut Washington, the tenor OF
which rs derived from the messenger, Is that
Gen. Calhoun rejected tho returns sent 10
Gov. Denver. instead % hun, (Calhoun) ON
the ground that, in accordance with the
Lccompton schedule, they are illegal, and
therefore void. This gives the State officers
to the Democrats /: also gives them one ma
iority in the Council and two in the House.
Mr.. Slower, Democratic member OF the
Legislature, had been shot IN stage between
Wyandotte and Lawrence. IL was thought
he would die.
Mr.. Henderson was still in custody in
Lawrence.
ST. LOrIs, January 81.
The Kansas correspondent Of the Demo
crat says that the people have decided not
to memOrialize Congress f,r an enabling act,
but 10 pass one for themselves, and frame q
Constitution which shall be in fleet the To-
pcka instrument, and submit il To the pop
ular vote for acceptance or rejection.
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Premium awarded to I. q. BUTLER, Derby
Line, VI. on MlLLER'S CONDITION =
POWDERS, for Horses and Colts
ut the Vermont State Fair,
Boz held ut Burlington, Vt,
$50 Sept. 0 10 IL IL 1883. F .'s
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FRInAY, JAN. %

FRIDAY, JAZZ. 22.
IIouSE. Nothing OF special impor-
lance transacted. Adjourned to Mon
day.
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
XIIVTH CONGRESS LIST SESSION

THURSDAY. Jan. 2l.
SENATE. Mr.. Jones OF Tennessee, from
the committee on Public Lands, reported
back the Homestead bill, recommending
its passage. Ii Was made the special or
der for the second Monday in February.
The senate then took UP the Joint res
olution authorizing the President TO pre-
sent medal, with suitable device to
Commodore Paulding, aS a testimonial OF
the high sense entertained by Congress
for his gallant and iudicious conduct in
arresting lawless military expedition,
and preventing the same from carrying
on actual war against Nicaragua.
Without concluding the debate which
ensued, the Senate adjourned to Monday
lIoysg. At the instance Of Mr.. Bur-
ingame, the oath OF Office was admins
tered to Mr.. Gooch, the successor of Mr.
Banks.
Mr.. CLANCY Jones, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported the Forti-
fication, Civil aud Legislative Appropria.
ton bills.
Various other reports OF standing com
mittees were made, and at an early hour
the house adjourned.
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rar 0la Q, InI aasrnurs-rOE ADlrs oryIlIar
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
Last adriohitIsi ID i Iagy Boy.

Al late reverend clergy man, who was a.
well known for his eccentricity 40 his tai
enfs, ono dizzy sent his son, lazy lad,
about twelve years Of age, to catch bis
horse. The boy went along half asleep,
with an ear Of corn in one hand and the
birdie in the Other, dragging his reins on
the ground.
HI. Thomas r. said the father, calling af-
tel him Id solemn tonB efyoice, come
here. 1 want to cay 9 word ito Jon before
YOU 70. h "
Tie lad returned and then the parson
proceeded
.s You know. Thomas. ! have given
you great deal Of counsel. You know
I've taught yen, before closing your eyes,
always to say
III Now l lay me downto sleep, dc.,' II.
besides . good many other things m the
way Of exhortation and advice. But
this Is the last opportunity shall ever
have of speaking to you. and could no,
lei itIpass without giving you my parting
advice. Be good boy, Tom. and kl-
ways say that pretty prayer when YOU
are going to sleep. fear ! shall never
sec you a5ain. Z /
As he said this ID d very grave and
solemn manner, the poor boy began tobe
frightened. and burst into tears with. .the
Proclamation
!" You'll. never see mo again, pa < 81
sIko. fol ! shall die before you ge'
back with the horse =
This quickened Thomas IDEAS. and
gathering up his bridle-reins, b. ran snd
caught tho horse quicker than be hadevel
done before.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
TIME Commonwealth of Virginia, 10 Il

FHHE Common wealth of Virginia, 10 the
il Sheriff Of Kanawha County, greeting :
We command you that Won summon the Kama
wha Camel Coal Mining and Oil Manufac.
turing Company, If they be found within your
bailiwick, to appear before The Judge Of our
Circuit Court for the county Of Kanawha. at
rules to be held in the Gle ks Office thereof,
on The FIRST Monday in August, nextto answer
John w. Jackson, Iof plea Of trespass on the
Case in assumpsit, damage, $500.00c. And
have then there this writ Witness, ALEx-
ANDER w. QuAaR lER, Clerk of our said court
at the courthouse BIT said county, the 9Th day
of July. 1885, in the SD year Of our founda-
ton. 81 A. ". QUARRlER.
BRewN & SuMMERR, p. q. Asia
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
80 AYERS
Pills.
~ ~ I'M HfRRoEEs 81 4
FAMILY PHTsIc.

,.w.,, ~ ling existed public demand ~ An
.setive prlrratiye nj which could % rei,ee on =
sure and perfectly safe e iis ope.as "a Il s.tsn-
srs tral 81 ~ virtues has eonclusisty shown sltn
What rucccss Il acconplishes tho purpose aeslsnee.
Il Is easy to make physical ps eut pot gay y
make the best Of all pits 81 one wnien tnoe.a 100
nc,,s n the chiectins but al the advantages, o.
sTery Other. This has BEEN ATTEMPTED here, ana
..;th vhaf success we would respectfully submit g
~ ,,,hl;c accsrjof II has been untDrtunate icf
the paticnt hitherto that almost efcfy psrgtute
medicine i acrimonious ala TrsauAg y .ns ,,,,rh
ornit,r pi ard revulsisn IN the systsm as % mere
fhny eornterbalanee the good to bs derived rom
them, These pills produce no lrnnuoh 9, Rain,
nriIess Il arise ffom previously exisgng oostlus
,icn ~ Arrangement IN the bowels. Being purely
vegetable Ms harm can arise from then use IN any
quantity hit It Ii better that any medicine snoulo
he taken tidici1nsly. Minute drecNons for tnen
use IN the seyefal diseases 70 which they arg aP-
plieable are given on the box ZAm9ng -. ne pona
plants which have been speedily cured by thes Ms
may mention Liver Complaint, In its yeTlous iorms
Of faJndire, indigestion, Isahghor and Loss Or 4P
uetite. Iistlessness, IrTtality, Bilious Heaaasne
Bilious Fever, Fever pnd Ague, Pam IN ne c'os
and Loins; ~, In ttsh, 81 these are but me con
sequence e,1 81 diseased action In the liver ~ a.
apcrient they afford prompt and sure reef u gos
tiyenees piles. Collie Dysentery. Hunors; Serotula
and Scufvy Colds with soreness Of the oody
and impurty of the blood lircgn!aIines; e
They have also produced some slngplali{ - ~,
oessful cures In Rheumatism, 00dt, 0rA,sl
RrSsipelas Palpitaton Of the Heart rama n Lns
Back Stomach, and Side. They should pc nesly
taken In the spring Of the year. 70 purity the plool
ma prenafe III system fofIthe change Of seasons.
Al accss;nnaI dose stimulates. the stomach and
bowels into healthy action and restores the appe
lite and y;coT Ti5ev nurifK the blood snd By their
tnnIapt sction On the cifcufatory eystenl, reno
rate ths strength or the body. and restore the
,ased a. iseased ENERGIES OF the whole organism.
Hence Al, oerasionnl dose Is advantageous, eyen
/ ho,,rh IA seriour Arrangement exitss but sun-
necessary dosing should never be carried 100 iaT,
rs every purgatite medicine reduces me strenetn,
nhysic 4 ysa,iTed cannotbe enumerated here but
they suggest themselves ID the reaAon Of every
hody ana II Il confidently believed tAis pill viii
answersa better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available TO mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the pnblic will no longer
doubt what remedy TO employ when b need Of
cathartic medicine. Beng sugar wrapped, they are
pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable no
harm can arise from their use In any quantity
For minute directions, see wrapper IN the Box
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10

Aaus1se AsEeDoTs Daniel Webster
had an anecdote Of old Father Scarf, the
minister Of his boyhood, which is too
good to BE lost. It was customary then
to wear buck skin breeches in cool wealth
;er. One Sunday morning ID the Au-
.tumn, Father Scarf brought his down
from the garnet; but the5wasps had taken
possession during the Summer, and were
having nice time of till them BY dint
of an effort, he got out Che intraders and
dressed for meeting. Bit while reading
the Scriptures to- the congregation, He
felt afdagger from oneEof The enraged
.smaffswaisted fellows, and jumped around
The pulpit slapping his thighs. But the
more he slapped and danced the moro
lit stung. The people. thought him
crazy, and were ri domination as to what
TO do but lie explained the matter By
saying, -" Brethren, .doag be alarmed
ths pord Of Tie Lord Is iRs ing mouth, tstt
#the Desl &in my breaches r Webster All
ways told itwith great glee TO the minis
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

Y /. 3 Il
IA Benepoleni Iastituiion, ssfatEisksS tya,s
eial endonmsntfx the reieC r Of the siet mi
distressed, Inflicted E.th VirElsnf and Eis
dsmic aisease,
rTN0 all persons afflicted with SERIAL Dt.s
/ eases sue as s ERMAT0RRaGA,S Ez-
INA L WEAKNESS, IdP0 EN9;Es GCNpk.
RIGA. elect, StYMPhfLlss thelYiesa
OHANiSNs or SELF ABUSE &ci, De.
The H0 WARD ASSOCIATION, in sieSsI
the awful destructien OF Aumsn life, csaisa
by Sexual disease, and the deceptions Pris.
fused upon the unfortunae victims Of Dsl
disease BY Quacks, severaIy years ego directs
their Consulting Surgeon as 1 cHARlTA.
Bile ACT worthy Of their nsale, to cPena |.
DispeHsaryffor ths treatment ofih elsaei
disease. in an their forms; o ne 10 give MP,
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all who pPPyp
letter, with a description Of Their eondiilsl.
Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &c and u
casts Of extreme poverty, To T REiSH MY,
lClNES FREE OF CHARGE. Il is needles
to add that the Association command. "
highest Medical skill Of the age, and viii iait
ish the most approved modern treatment.
ne Directors, on ieyiew Of Ahe pas, -
assured that their labors in this kphets o. "
nevOlent effort, have been OF great beHehlss
the afflicted, especially to the Young. and thI
have resolved to devote themselves, win y \
neSied zeal, to luis very important but np'.
rdespised cause. j.
Just Published blythe Associs Iiou, . Rsp =.
on Sperma.oTrhea or seminal Nlea knes 81 u
Vice 0nanism, Mssturbstion 81 Stli,1alpsis 1,
and 1other diseases OF the Sexual Oresns, =. !,
the Consulting Surgeon, which will bs e ~ n
by mail. Qn sealed letter enyelo pe,s "a ia
OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO sIA'H'
for postage. !.
!. Address, for Report on tTeatment ~
GEORGE r. CALHOUN. Consulting 4, =. l,
geOn, Howard Association, No. : South ME-
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order OF the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELE, Prtstsss.lt
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, SeerslaTy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
! love We all.
aerf-. ~. - n IN

IN
TERRInLE DEArn. The suicide IL
Charles Letcha, editor Of the Berlin. { o. J
FSSe Love paper, has already been an
nonncsd. Tie following Is ) terrible adj
After tifing shesfata sllet, be kept on
~ Mttbring perfect TRADE sof blasphemy
q wut;lthe death rattle ehoked his ulterance.
Y Aosg other things he said:--..i mite
hottest against, and utter my curse
]a's !; S,psage And l curse Religion
u sts esan, Ne Z. God !" the Father Monsterl
a 'aa.s; t.tpal. will only think Of me IS
ehass n ~ bkssed on b : happier sphere;
M M.sexistence beyond. and I
IS. IS 8 Io,,NsRd ! bat death win BE- Y me :
h AVA VI as. treat tate ofsilenee. "
an persons indebt has il store for is
a. III sfIice and seifl r,as / haze lived
complied with hythf rs 3
hNissI % place his cl1l
plcper fieers lct cole
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10

EHArt Ten INeHEs Losn A CORES.
pondent ofta exchange, swritins from
Colebnrg. Iowa, says: -
On Sunday afternoon of The 23d ult.,
we were visited By an extraordinary hail
storm. Ii seemed to originate ia south
westerly direction, and Its course WAS
through this place towards the northeast.
Il extended over q space pf Eve miles in
breadth: and 10 all probability was pf con.
siderable length. Many ofthe hail stones
were prodigious in their dimensions. and
I thoaght likely unprecedented il size.
Some we're ten inches ii cireumtarepee.
Ehile others We're greater in length, be-
ING rom seven 70 ten inches long. Many
Eof them upon exam;nat;onexhi6ited moss
and various kiads or grass seeds. which
were received into tbs formation &c the
frozen rain. and thus we're borne through
The upper elements to adj unknoEp all.
lance.rs The effects prod peed by this sud.
den aHd almost unparalleled shower 81
hail zsre terrific.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
!. mol an uaeommOn Case.

Hal traveller from Virginia, IS his blood
i'd horse. plethorie saddle bags, and
naughty insoHciianrf indicated. stopped
Extraordinarily waysids inn u Kentucky:
(oae night many years ago. The landlord
IWRs 4 ioyiaE whole souled fellow, Is
landlords were ifiH tIlose days. and gave
tbe stranger the best entertainments his
liable and bar would afford. ~ well aa
his own merry company % make him glad.
Early in the morning, the stranger Was
/ nib and looking around, when helespied
airich bed Of mint in tie garden. He
slraight.Way sought Boniface. and I'M
Edignant At what He supposed his inhos-
pitalav in setting plain whisky before
him, when the means Of brewing nectar
were SO easy Of access. ne dragged him
forth 10 the spot. and pointing with his
I finger 1t the mint, he exclaimed !:
aaI say, landlord. Will syeu b. good
enough TO say what this is ?''
81 tH A bed Of mint said the somewhat
astonished landlord,
\. N And win you please tell me what y
lie use Of it 20 81
e. ~ seSs.5 s. $50 r;tb NM
u "oln .t = u''s' =. go e''-''s' ]" s. =
ps Hi 49,. .,.n.a n.,s :,
IT, $3.50 80, as.a,,;an as r.
P ~ = $3.50 ~, .a s.e ~ Ia,
~ ~ yYs ..ta, -. ;;',,an - ) j
~ Nv an9 800 i; IS =.
II -. : = r e q \. 4,
4 NJ. .o.l ~ r;,,bt .1ono II hi
H. m hnclat n ;ca loaf an,,ar and
nyss5s sss ,;,,,s $3.50 !, = ~ 80 G
Y nj o1s. ~ ;, ah.r.t al j. ar. noe,
s,s, NJ nasds his anpearaI,ce with handful
n fratrsnt dssy mint and then they
n ae 's qua H. ana brewsa and drank
,.ts;n breatfast Tas over. and the stran.
&C., hersa -. hrongbt out only % be
ss sl ,y hse.l Tbfo,ssb tbe l;yalonp dsy
/ NJ h.swsd and drank ma g. twe
M dronnad Is Who we're mar
49, ia lat. Il III n;ght were their
rrr;as liant m ara tbay made Il bed.
Il. l.ndlardIayd bia V;rg;n;. ouest.
ho e' III NJ ;n;t;atsJ him ;pto IN nleasant
4, - ata Nv ~ nina ;nlen we're sworn
t MI and VIXEN me latter departed
M rar + n,orn;na Bon;faca eraeted !
49, M H.. Ia wo,,ld ston a. lis rat,,rn
pa5 st.r s lontr Il ii nlssseJ frea II coat
III ~ s,r.naaS,s h,siyass. bawave, Al.
IS ..iaa a III, ion{,sr than rs .rsact.d and
VIII ,ba nays sr,n,,uarF b4fsra IL came
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
WILLIAM SMITH,
Saddle and Harness Maker,

BUFFALO, VA,
MOULD inform bis friends and the
" public generally that he Still con-
tlnues 70 naanufacture every description
OF work 10 his line IN the best manner,
and at as low prices dis can be purchased
in Western Virginia.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
continuance Of the same.
June II, 1856, y2nlOtf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
Islander.

Offall the monsters of human birth,
open o. masked. that gol upand down the
earth, SANDER is the chief. Oftener hatch
ed ofIidle deprayity than Of active malice,
ii is i'm every fern an assassin's dagger.
Perohanco no living soul has escaped its
thrust-so universal is il Il fears not
the high and scorns not the low. Every
where its whitening venom spreads, EN-
bittering the worlds heart, poisoning the
worlds Lie. and enkindling hate and
feud. Devilish child Of The unbridled
tongue, what pangs, what agonies, what
remofse hast thou begottenl 0. tongue,
that eanst whisper 80 sweetly of love-
can burn with the FIRE of friendship, and
fame with the eloquence Of mercy and
truth-thft canst thrill the soul with de-
lights, and consecrate it to all that is
beautiful and. holy. why1wilt thou ever
defile myself with the demons curse.
the serpent's hiss /? Angel one moment
and vampire tho next o. tongue thou
art 90 capable Of good. set so prone 10
evil that canst bid hive and yet must
kill But for slander, peace might dwell
among men. But for SANDER ali the
poet named thee well--
z Islander thou fouiest whelpEof sin ri
Gossip art thou in thine infancy,
stirring up rancor aud bitterness In
neighborhoodsg in thy fulness, thou art
4 black, blasting lie. All men hate
thee and scorn thea, and yet to all thou
art 4 sweet morsel on the tongue. !" 4 y
Who can answer for this anomaly-who
explain it Blessed be The tongue tia,
speaketh praise and truth accursed for:
ever be the tongue that uttereth false,
hood and slanderl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
COMMISSIONERS aals Of two tracts Of
tand-TAe one Lying on the wattrs
of Tuppefs Greek, the ether lying on
Martins branth, a drain Of POcatalieO.

Of Tuppeffsz Creek, the other lying on
Martins branth, drain Of PotatalieO.
TN pursuance ofa decree Of the Circuit
i Court Of KanaWha County, rendered
4 the Spring Term. 1853, in the case Of
John Holley andaothers. vs.. Bartholomew
Holley and others, shall, as special
commissioner, on Monday The i6th day
Of august nert, that being County Court.
al the front door Of the -Kanawha Court
House proceed to sell two several tracts
Of land separately u The one supposed to
contain 600 acres, lying on Martin 9
branch, . drain Of Pocatalico conyeeyed
6 jeremiah Holley. deceased, BY William
Fisher and wife. The other supposed to
contain 800 acres. lying on the waters Of
Tuppers Creek and, conveyed 70. Jere.
.mish Holley, deceased by Joel Edeus and
wife. II @
Terms Of Sals-Five per cent Of the
purchase moneyIin cash. the balance on
q credit Of sir, twelve, and eighteen
months the purchaser, or purchasers
giving bonds with good security. The
title retained until the purchase money is
paid. The sale is made by Al decree o.
the Court, for the benefit Of the infant
children Of Jeremiah HolleY, deceased.
II ME JNO. s. SWAMI, Conn.,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
GOsH0RN HOUSE.
!, Il As.s y So
Charleston, Kanawha.

DAVID GosHORN ' Informs ad Isl friends ~,
AZ and the public generally, that he has
rebuilt at his old stand. nearly onnoss;ie
the Court House, and il prepared to ad-
commodate all who may favor him with
call, IN q way that will please the most
iastldious. His Bar is supplied with the
finest Champagne. Clatet and Madeira
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDT
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES
and fine, CIGARS, &c. #
April 23, 1855. nBtf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
NOT,ICEa

sT,o Felix W. Canterbury. Please take no.
il tice, that on the 20tb day of August next,
at the Clerks Office /of Wyoming County
Court, between the hours Of 10 and 4 ofcloek,
4 shall proceed tstake the depcsltions Of pa
yid Canterbury and others. TO be 1read az cyl
dence in a chanGeTy cause. now depending
and nde lefminedIIn the Circuit Court Of y.
omine County. in which lam complainant and
van are defendaat,at which time and place
you may attend II you think proper,
Yours, JAMES BAlEEF. 4
& Iuiy 4 I. 1853 ss5 I'LL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10

A BAD Rolp.-Ths Prince Of Wales,
who is only seventeen years old, bids fail
I'd become aMorthy successor to the last
Prince of Wales---the very fast George
w. The Prince, il lis reported, to the
horror Of his mother, The Queen, has
been detected In an intrigue with one Of
The 1adies-in- waiting to her Majesty =.
The result was The Immediate sending Of
the prococions youth on \ visit ef poni-
tence into ireland This incident will
perhaps delay the establishment Of the
young Prince in his own house. meas
ure % which her Majesty 5had given con.
sent, and which was SOON to be realized.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
. HN RY 100 Sd.

NUItH1t ClIAItLHSTUN, KamaWha, va.
THIS convenient hotel has been ke-ftted
y and extensively enlarged. Itfstb on,
" tavern in North Charleston. No ernense
has been spared for the accommodation Of quests.
4 TABLE. IL ell times, is supplied with
me delscacie Of the season. and the capa.
elo1s Dan MUM with the choicest Liquors
ana ana oegars-Ffelch, Pale and Peach Bfandies,
Jamaica : Rum, Holland Gin, Domestic and
iroreign Minesi Oll Rye, Bourbon, Menonga-
Good Stabllng, well supplied with corn ana
bay. Ii. SNYDER I CO 1 y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
FlsK.s PATENT METALlc
VINO WANTS CARRIAGES AND BUGGlES'
Carriage Mandatory. :

TaHE subscriber would inform the citizens
lof Charleston and Kanawha generally,
that he has opened aShop. in the Stage Sta
be, Back Stfeet. back Iof the Court House,
whereshe is prepared to manufacture, in .
superior style, all kinds of
\ CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
Having worked Il the hest shops Ii the
Eestern cities, be has 10 doubt but that his
work and prices viii give perfect satisfaction
He Is also prepared to repair all kinds Of
carriages, and trim them in the latest style. \
He uses none but the best seasoned timber
in building carriages, and finishes it ina SUI
Epefioi manner.
He has also Blacksmith Shop connected
with his establishmea4, Ia which all work
needed viii be execntrd in the best manner.
B New carriages and buggies kept Oh hand for
sale; or given. in exchange for old ones.
SIMON BURKE.
CharlastOn October Il ie67.-ty
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10

Dan Marble said he oaee pArtook Of j
rooster 20 old that be mas bald -.
TO get the feathers out. the house eal''
had % use : claw hammer, and the old
.reature.Was 50 tenacious cf life that sitter
being baked two hours, haEstill continued
% crow With few leather pickles,
such poultry must be inYisipg.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
SALE or LANI
ON DAVIS CREEK.

3.f E ON DAVIS CREEK.
NY virtue Of decree sff- the Circuit Court
Is Of Kanawha County. rendered at the
Sorine term, 1853. in certain Chancery
case therein, pc ndtbg, in which John Drydru
a nd Andrew Cunningham are Complalnanls.
and Thomas Dotson and Others are Defend
ants / shall, as special Commissioner, ap-
pointed for that pnrposeion I
Monday, the 18th day of August, 1858,
sell Ill public auction, in front OF the door Of
the Court. Houseo Kana@ha County, to the
highest bidder, q certain lot OF parcel of-land
lying and being on the watetsof Davis Greek
in said comfy ~ kanawha, and described as
III nos in the ilplot and report Of Abel 4.
SennJM and Others, filed in said case, and to
winch reference lis here made for more
yfufl description efthe property Aforesaid. -
Said Iot contains S4i acres of land. TERMS
ofsaie,N viii be Oh a credit of three, slX and
nine months, bond and good securitywhl be
required, and the title retained until the par-
chase money is paid
AS Nv. 8. d. GILLIsoN, Commissioner.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10
IPtrsaM county Va, Oct. 26th 1886.

PCrSAN county VA, Oct, 26th 1856.
| Being called on byEairf Hart TO express my,
opinion In reference I'd q Wheat fan pur-
chased Of INN, do sa with pleasure and will
say that il Ear srpasses anything Of the Kind
II have ever used, and consider itthe best
aaye ever seen in point of cleaning wheat sc.
IDS we'll as the most speedy having cleaned in
one day over twelve hundred bushels with 1t,
and in short can't eonceise how better, ar
thlcle could be invented. E st zs
NV Z o0''0 WiLEs ROWLING.