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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

u ~ r H. 5.lN = 10y "a
amongtheRaselses Wilde the daysof cleo
hon IS Yet afaf OF but there Is One no.
es33. ph Mhish SJuIhern mel, cana6t afford
TO sportan issue. Hare, concurrence IL
thodghtXis the vital ligament that binds
the q body polite !. ii III lis strength. and
must be held indispensable ID q cordial
party support. ~ II y. 4. ID
1 Already Virginia is suspected by her
more Southern sisters AZ u growing fddif-
ference. II not d6solate disloyaitg to her
great interests and sovereign rights In rel
gard to slavery and the course Of our
transmoptane districts has given currency
TO this hpmiliating suspicion. The eiec-
ltion At this time Of Il Governors So re-
Gently unsound=-would but serve to CON
firm these doubts, and to ALLEVIATE us stu
further from the confidence of those
whom II Is go plainly our interest to fra
tdrnise In feeling with. e,
There are other reasons why neither
Letcber rFaulkner (gallant captains as
they are should be selected to bear our
party banner through the coming contest.
Public sentiment seems to have fixed up
on them, separately, as the peculiar ad-
herants of Hunter and Wise, aud the Sc
lection Of either might Be construed into
! a triumph to one Of these proudest oil
Virginia statesmen. II behooves us, ey-
lerywhere. to- discourage this i'll starred
land mischieyous rivalry. My own con-
victions are, that neither of these gentle.
men desire such trial of strength at the
costof harmony In our party councils
and none but sndisereet friends viii lend
their influence to foment the feud.
Your views, Messrs. Editors, III regard
to the time for holding the Convention,
fare sensible and judicious. There is no
need for haste; and would Suggestive
FIRST Wednesday Hin February as giving
1 ample scope for q canvass in which there
Els likely to be no real ,competion. And
for the place, why not select Norfolk'?-
Let US meet, and present the claims o.
our Seaboard city to this honor. We
have all the facilities for an easy ACCESS
to this point--ample accommodations,
and plenty Of fine oysters for The palates
of our Western friends. /. They will End,
from the hospitable Of every party, an
open handed welcome here. I'll
An OLp DEMOCRAT.
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Desperate Duel and Happy Riddaace.

The following extract from a private
letter written hr one Of the soldiers in the
Army Of Utah gives the particulars 81
one Of the most desperate duels On record,
The tragedy occurred in Cedar Valley,
during the first week IN September
The writer says:
The parties to this ssnguinary affair
fwere two gamblers from 81. Louis. Ruck-
| Or and Peel. What gave rise to the diff
| ficulty was that, in the course Of 4 game
for $1,000, Rucker played 4 secreted
card, and was detected By Peel. who tool
The rnoney-R ucker forfeiting the pile By
the false play.
| The ensuing day the parties met at TIE
Suffers store |. while there. some remark
Iby third party revived the subject 81
The game, and the quarrel Of words be-
twesn Rucker and Peel took more seri.
turn. Peel said that there was but one
way to settle the matter--they must fight
They adjourned outside the store. and tai
king their station about ten yards apart,
drew their revolyers. and fred. Both
fell at the first shot Rucker shotin the
breast. and Peel in the shoulder. One
6f PEEL 6pgers was taken Of ~ tle shot.
i The second shot took effect iii both =.
Rucker then raised up on his. knee and
AIRED twice, both balls hitting Peel The
latter, pleading from six wounds, strug-
lgled up from the ground, and resting HE
lfevolver on his arm, and liking deliber-
- -, ebxss . 5t .ss5 I, 4, Z,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
Democratic Meeting in Wood.Jounly.

I'm accordance with previous notice, /
meeting ofthe Democracy5of Wood coun
ty was held at the Court House, on Mon.
day, the 18thinst., for the porpose Of nom
mating Delegates 10 represent the county
in the next GubernatoriaI Convention,
and expressing their preference ais To the
place of holding the same. The meeting
was organized by calling B. r. Penny.
hacker tosthe Chair, and Charles Rboads
to act as Secretary The object Of the
meeting was then explained. by the Chair
man: t
Charles Rhoads then offered the fol-
lowing resolutions which were unani-
musly adopted:
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint
four Delegates from each Magisteriai Dis
tlict in the county to represent the coun-
tty IN the next Democratic Gubernatorial
Convention. @sIl
Resolved, That in the opinion Of the
Democracy. Of this county. Alexandra is
the most eligible and excessible point IN
the-State forholding the said Convention
and iE consideration Of It's very general
endorsement as such, from many portions
Of The state, we respectfully suggest to
the Central Democratic COMMITTEES the
propriety ofsseleeting it therefor.
IN accordance with tlelfrst Resolution,
The Chairman appionted tile following per-
sonsas Delegates A.
LIST District. w. Mitchell, M. B.
Penny hacker, Joseph Johnson. William
Rhoads.
ed District-Wm. Z. jackson, "A. N.
Williams, DIR. Neal, B. wv. jackson.
Sd District-A. u. Kinnairtl. Elihu
Davis, WI Mckinney, Jesse Murdough.
Il 4th District-R. B. Kincheloe. Mar
ssllus Clark, i. D, stagg. S. Warwick.
9th District--John Barnett. j. Coorer,
George Page, n. B. Deem.
On motion Of B. w Jackson the Pres,
ident and Secretary were added to the
deleg alton.
On motion it was resolved, That the
proceedings Of this meeting be published
in the Petersburg News" and tha
the Democratic papers ofthe city Of Rich
tnond and through the State, be request.
cd toIcopy the same. IA
The meeting then on motion adorned
b. R. PENNYBACKER, cum.
CHARLES RHoADs. Secretary.
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dry BOOK STORE,
GALLIPOLIS. OHIO

WTMl ID. NASH would respectfully call the
Wv attention of country Metcha mis-, Teach
ers and others, to his extensive aud we'll Sc.
lected stock Of School and Miscellaneous
Books, $tationeryof all kinds, Blank Books,
&C., &cb which he is prepared to sell, whole
sale or retail, at very low rates.
His long experience IN the business enables
himto purchase very low ana he can afford "a
sell at greatly reduced prices.
Particular attention given to orders fol-
Books for public or private Libraries. Il
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, &C., constantly on
hand. II v2n47
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GosHORN HOUSE.

Charleston, kahhA n
nAVID GoSH0RNiinforms his tfi' y
" and the public generally, that hs - 4
rebuilt at his old stand, nearly oPP0'..
the Court House, and is prepared 2 4
tcommodase all who may favor hmm W y
a call. in q way that viii please the |, n i.
fastidious. His Bar is supplied wan 3
finest Champagne, Clsret and M laIrs
WINES; Apple and Peach BKA AINsplT
Ola Bourbon and Common WHlShDs
and 6ne CIGARS. &c.
April Is, 1856. sn3H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
,sat SSsyfisl,ll(
.TERGINfA, $50 Al lnleR held il z he
" Clerks Office oflthe circuit court, for kar
lnaNjha seountY in the meath of November,

lnawha seountY in the rnonth OF NQyemoet'
1855
The Csnasl Coal Company Il - Is q
Ut Cbaf Riyef- ompP Is. 4i' 81
~ re Us. = tFss e
CHARLES ii. livingston, and s IA chancery.
the nnknown bond holdersin,i
the bill of the Complts mem
tionk I'D efendants. III tgk ifsE Ill 9f5r
Il ltE appeafihg from affidavit filed, thai The
defehda his are non residents of thiss Com
lnioawedlth. Bna the object Of this suit, being
to ithibit, eniorn and restrain the said ;Chas.
M. Livingston and all other persons from
making sale of two certain tracts " land be-
loag5ng to the Com claimants lying and stu
atedFo1 the waters Of Little and Big Coal
Rivers, lin The countisspf Boone and Kama
wilaI the sale Of which land Is advertised %
take place On the f0thday Of November; next,
tiS5B) iii The City of New York, by the said
Livingston as trustee. 4.
Ills therefore ordered, that they do appear
here within one month after due Publication
Of tits otdeE. and do what is necessary to pro
tectHheir interests in the premises. Teste,
a.. w. QUARRlER. Clerk.
FgBaouNE 81 PATTON spl.'s 4:2o
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FULTZ. DENNY 3 SHEPARD.
FoRW ARDINTG
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

GALLIPOLIS, OHIO,
HAVING purchased the Warf Boat Of WI.
Ii N. Cpbbage, will attend promptly to al
business entrusted to them. Fit
They will Keep constantly on hand q large
Of Boat Stores, Provisions, Grocer
les, &c. .E&c.a
The hishestmarket price paid in cash On the
WarfBo3t fcfl Butter, Eggs. Chickens, and
generally.
Gallipdlis, Ohio. June l6,tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
4 Pnry in county Va. Oct. asth rs:

Being ca ned on BY ar. Hart to eS press my
opinion id FefeIereheet " heat ian pus-
cliaSeil of him, do so with pleasure and will
san that it fat SURPRISES anything Of the hind
have ever nsed, and consider Il the best J
awe ever seen in point Of cleaning W heat &c.
Is well as the most speedy having cleaned in
one day over twelve hundred bushels with H.,
and in shottl can't conceive how abetter, ar
hiele could be invented. slH
IN T. 75'+E. WtI.ES BOWLING.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. Il
consul RTIoNF
Aud all DiSsaxes Of the Lungs and
and Throat Can be Cured IbY Inhalation.

y u + a
VTTflICu conveys the remedled torthe cav
wv tiles in the lungs, through the airpaS-
sages, and coming in direct contact with the
Diseases nelltEalizes the tubeIe hlarma tier, al
laws the cough, causes 4 free And easy eKpec
toration, he ais the lungs, PARTIES ,he blood
imparts renewed vitality 70 the nervous sys.
ten, giving that tone and enetgys so indispch.
SABLE for the restoration Of health. To pc
aHie to sta'e confidently that ConsNpptiontis
durable by inhaiation, is tome d source ofun.t
allowed pleasure. II isas much under TIE
control OF medical treatme Mt aS any other for
midable disease, ninety out Of every hundred
cases can be cured intthe FIRST stages, and ff-
ty per cent, in the second; but the third
stage ii is impossible To sayefmore than five
per cent for the Lungs are so cut up BY the dis
ease as to bid defiance 10 medical skill
Even, however,, in the last ages. inhalation
affords extraordinary relief to THE suffering At,
tending this fearful seourge, " hich annually
destroys ninety five thousand persons in the
United States alone: and correct calculation
shows that Of the present population Of the
earth, eighty millions, are destined to fill the
.Consumptiye's grave. ts
Truly the quiVer of death has. no arrow 50
fatal as Consumption. In all ages 1t has been
the great enemy Of life, for If spares neither
age nor sex, butsweeps of alike the brasetthe
I7a
help of the Supreme Being. from whom corneth
every good and perfect gift, am enabled to
offer to the afflicted permanent and speedy
cure in Consumption. The first cause OF tn 1
bercies is from impure blood and the inime
date effect produced by their deposition in the
lungs is to prevent the free admission Of air
into the air cells, which causes a weakened
vitality through the entire system Then
surely it is more rational to expect greater
~ lnnSs Than rom those admPtist. red Though
The sto,,acb IN natient will always fT,d the
81 frae ana The breathing easy. after i,Rhal-
~ Sys,a;ss srbns ;nhalafiop Il JocaI rem
"a + acts t,t;onalyg and
,,;,t g,,,s nn,,a, "a certainlv ina RENT dies
aa ~; 49, nj tha sto,,ac5 M nroys IN
-, arf,,I - d;,aet i, suenceI sf.tb;s mahs II
akinrofa,n,; h Isa u;li atire
~ ,,.;i;s,, \, faxs ,,in,,tas na,s
,y...;.e az 1870 ra,va,,s svste,a u tbat Y
ssins sne he taJ w;tb6pt The slghtest
MY ltay II .E ass;,.rS Snrn;ns ~ viii
PAN. lonsiins ~ ~. La.sa yT' 20
u 9ssNa isie ~ 8 =" rous. ,,su .on -.
ne llnaia llon y 1919 "a
s AZ y, WEN l4lnnle gl'a.s 4. ueFcsn
t;h, oao' Z. many ot sne =
.na sAin .tI s.s.,,f'a e
III pssa Hy ~ ~
tmsonoJ aeaets pIool n .ne tSa,
s;arnass /. siasa.,. w. S.ui
III H. p.oauceu III ssn ,Da
ra,a,asa .ns posl.ss :nss
WIZ
~ slIvugn en9
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asss ~ tha "a ~ bean
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pHIf.AnFI puIA

Bsnepofrnf Tnsfiiutisr IN h. LIiekel ~ -,
e;aI ,rdormenffr 81, s. h ~ u * IN
d;stress,d. gM;eied rf6 T;r,si.af a, II 81
,de,nie d,seas, i .sf
-. 80, !,
I " aH persons an Geo ND aeSaatI DIS
eases s',cn Is Srh Stn
BIZ, ls1nrr SMp1If IL. ii,
On Mfsm - - CT 8 az hpilSE tn We o
oIy y. d a. q SELF AbUsE ~, 9c,.
inel ~ HahD AoooS Si laI0N, IN view o.
tne sVlui ussiIuction o. 3 1oihsn fiie; capse1
ny SeAua. ulssase, any .hs aTsepsopS plac-
llseu Pea lne uniolIu',ate slcsins O. sucs
y sias AsHfs s2 a,,Teeeq
mel w !, Ir ~ u =
DIE nOl worthy OF thtH HaHe, 10 open
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sIIACKLEFORD i SPRY,
tsuccrsk pRsro sHAsKLryCRD 8 caIcHros)

WHOLESALE
DRUGGlsTs AND APOTHECARIEs
No. Enterprise buildings, Front street,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
Dealers i'll Paints. Oils. vafnishes, Dye Stuffs
WindaM Glass, Chemicals, Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, &C.
PURE WINES, BRANDIEs, &c.
The hiehestlprice paid for Ginseng, Flax
seed, Bsefvs1 ana RssS Isept I ri +
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WILLIAM SMITH,
Saddle and Harness Makst

BCFFALo, VAs
MOULD inform his friends aad y
Nv public generally that he still Ct
tinues to manufacture every descripts.
of work in his lineIi,n the best manrssI;
and at as low prices as can bePureha''
in Western Virginia. J.
Thankful for The patronage hstetelFI
bestowed on him ] he respectfully asE'Il
continuance Of the same q
June II, 1856, v2n10tf.
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NOTICE

T.. 7FE8sFF9 NOTICE. :3js EFs n FFsIt Az
A MEETING of the Stockholders Of Buff
IA falp Academy will take place in the
townIof Buffalo, on the I'd day of October
next, foE the purpose of electing new board
of Trustees, in pursuance of the act ofincor->
pora tionI and a bylaw, adopted at the last BIZ
ennial meeting Of said Stock hoIders.
MANY STOCKHOLDERS. a
Aug. 25th, 1853. 4-19
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a ENIRY a q Us E. !,
CHARLESTON, Kanauha, !. y

TSHIS convenient hotel has been is.n !. \.
and extensively enlarged. l. Is .ass
" tavern. in North Charleston. NO slIt.
has been sparedfo the accommodation o. Ia Nh
! Their TABLE, III all times,is supplied ms.
the deleeacies Of the season; and ths :aroIt
cious BAR ROOM with the choicest L, WI,
and Seears-French,. Pale and Pesc bI 8. m
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, domestic ..s,s
Foreign Wines; ola Rye, bourbon, Aoho's7
liza and Common Whisky. $, -, ~
Good stabllng, weIlsupplied WI : ss. "a.
hay. 4. sNaAEn = ~
iiuse e, 1887, ass 9. 3 Il
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EstsE, JsFrosn the ersolk Argus.
saOur Next Gtreraof. n

the Norfolk Democrat were moving in
regard 10 the Gubernalorial Convention 2.
AZ Il centre and focus Of lCwland senti-l
.ment, our voics ID. entitled to influence
and should Be, heard .at opce In the party
councils. En-, s.s II If Re
Courtesy and usags seem toIhave setss
tlsd that our nsxtrGevernor shall come.
from West Of the Blue Ridge. and tide
water ii willing thatfour neighbors be-
ycna thet mountains should make their
own selection, ifdche with 4 due regard
q the safety Of that paarticuldr iinterea Oh
which sar, present and prospective pros,
perity % mainly depends. They have 10
iaek Oh competent material men good
and true-with all stle requisite talents
for All able administration of our munich
BAL affairs aud, save uppn the slavery
( question, there is likely "a arise no con
fict 4ofI opinion between ls. There are
statesmen and gallant PARTY leaders
evsrvwhere scattered through the middle
and western portions of tie State who
Northumberland record upon this sub
iect, and whose election would cast no
slur uppn our own more rigid views. nor
awaken our fears ID regard 10 Tie tenure
by whichIthis important interest IS held.
iii isl unfortunate that ieaiousfes and
chickering's should have grownu between
different geographical sections Of the
State Id regard 10 The chattel rights and
value ,df slave property; but. with the
sensible and ijustlminded, they are fast
dying out, and when Northern Methodism
shall have made its exit from our Ohio
borders, these needless discussions viii
exist no longer. Let me not be under
stood as seeking to cast reproach upon
Metliodism as taught BY The Liastermiad
Of John Wesley, ana still practiceG BY
| his more orthodox disciples Of South
ern country. AS u church institution, lit
lie energetic and progressive, and in oar r
own land. has Always Id Of kept pace
with ithe march Of civilization and moral
culture: but since the advent of aboli
! tionismI in New England, there have ever
been all abundance Of enissaries within
the pale Of that church to preach and
propagate its abominable heresies. Their
system Iof itiherarcy- SO efficient in the
gospel light--has been perverted by
Northern teachings to the disturbance Of
| our domestic peace and most sacredfpolit-
I ;cal r;phts ftinersnf aoifafnrs-- r mioht
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Valuable aIill Properly Tor Sale.

ValuableMill Property for Sale.
T OFFER for sale valuable SAR& GRIST
u MILL, with two acres 81 Land attached,
upon which there is 4 new and comfortable
Dwelling House. This Mill is well situated,
half a mile below the Mouth OF Coal River.
4 will take pleasure in showing the property
to any one desiring to purchase.
B. s. THOMPSON.
Goals Mouth, 1858. Sal
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IAMEa 81. CRAY

COTTAGE INN, near Red House. Putnam
~. CO., Va, Agent Tor the Sale Of Murrays
Hearing and Moving Machines also viii fur
Hash Thrashirg MsehfAss d 81 Kinds.
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MOFFATS
IT n HI PI LII .
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

IL Z II Es PI LII 9
AND PHOENIX BITTERs.
TIME best family medicine now befcnls
Il public Tor the cure of
scRoFULA, III GERS. scuRvY,
or Eruptions of the skin. Fever and Afs
Dyspepsia. lDicpsy. and in fact all dissia
soon yield to theircnraiivs properties.
Ii has been computed The during The isia
years upwards of -FOUR MILLIONS II peIss
have been benefited py theSlse Of ihtss nss
icines, fact which speaks volumes in ny
ofitheir curative properties-as single iI' ~
place them beyond the reach OF rompeli'i =
the estimate Df every pstirIt. BIZ thaflS y
blood is TestpItd TO a healthy state and l's
from alflmpulrities. The system is not rsdsfr
during their Operation, bit inyigoratst,i,
they require no restraint from busrsse
pleasure. I'D al
The afflicted have in these medieiutssEf
edy thai wilde forthem all that medieiasn
possibly effect. Prepared by
e l6-fy W. Il. MOFPAT,N n. IotL-
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T EDWARD @. sTOLLE,
" AT 6 H M A q = r
9ilveH9r1n1th,

sllVeL91 UAII
Front street, Opposite Goshorn House,
CHARLESTON. VA.
Repairs Watches and Clocks at the shortest
nassihIe notice, and will guarantee his work
for twelve months.
lie also repairs Jewelry in the very best and
most substantial manner. -
March a 1857.
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RISKS PATENT metallic
FOUNDRY
: E.E AHD
MaChdne SHOP.

TIME subscriber, being fully prepared to fin
il all orders in his line with dispatch, Oh
the best materials aud woIkman ship, low fol
cash. viz: fI5t4 14E77E
ALL CASTINGS or Iron and Brass, used
IN Salt making. Also. in the coal. business,
chr wheels pf IL different sizes and patterns
for wood or iron rails
SAW OR GRIST MIL,LS--Cranks Gudge-
ons, Spindles, Shafts Pulleys, Spur and Beyel
Cog Work. s|, zE3f.
STEAM. ENGINES Of superior strength.
from s to 20 horse power.
House Crates and Stoves for coal
MACHINERY Of All kinds repaired, with
brass, cast Or wrought iron.
II R. b. PUTNEY, il.
Kanawha Salines, Aug. rs, 1857. &
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HOOP HOoP!i HURRAH!!l i
GTEEL. Brass. and Rattan Hoops. Just re-
NJ ceived by 4,3 MAY a. WE'LL.
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VIRGINIA, IS :--At Rules. held in the
W 1Clerk,s Office, Of The Circuit Court o.
P, tHam County. in the month Of Octooef'
Hsnty D. Middleton, u,
Russell Landers,
The object of this suit is, TO repeal, cancel
and let aside, three grants issued BY the Com
.nonReaith Iof Virginia, tohthe defendant, Rus.
sell Landers. one bearing date on ne .sI gay gay
othet two. bearing date. on the. lst gay O.
March, 1855, for as, and q acres 81 land
respectively, as illegally, and Improperly pro,
cured OF ID compel aconyeyanceJol the lana
embraced id aid$srants, from the defendant N
to the Complainant j, audit appearing by ain
5ay;I flea that The above named De fendant,
Rl,ssE nj fa nders. is non res dent the Com
mon xaaIfh IF Virginia, it is ordered that he
III annsar berei,l one month after due publ
cat,oh 81 this ord u, and do what u necessary
III nrItect his interest in the premises.
TesteI RO. T. HARVEY, Clerk
II N, EFlrzHtGf, Sol. 4!29
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1 For Re1at,

For Eent,
A- Is ME Store room adjoining.
- IsaS E Il the kanawha House, now
occupied BY James Caldwellas
an ApothecaIy' Store. Apply to
k45 j. G. WRIGHT,
Jan. %, 1858. 3:39 Kanawha House
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! NAV ARRANGEMENrl

n AKNULD has opened a Stock Of GrO-
IL ceres, &C., at the Store formerly occu-
pied by Thos. Fife, opposite The Court House,
where he would be pleased to see his old
friends, and as many new ones, as NAV fayor
him whit their ia tronape. ne will s.li N,
go0ds extremely lew for cash, andcash only.
Z ne y Agent lor the best brands Of Flour
made ~ kanavha County. and vii. always
HAYS I supplyof Meal, Shorts, Bran, and
Middlings
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Those Expecting 10 Dye This Winter
MOULD do well to call at the Charles
NV ton Drag Store, as they will find
there good assortment Of good Dye
Stuffs.
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= \ T.1-- T-I-F.T m IkENUAI1Ifs5 d-J OOte :
II have used one OF II. J. Doll grain clean
eTs on my farm this season. and can confident
~ recommend II To Ithe tanners snf Kauawha,
al one OF The best aud most perfect grain
cleaners + ever was acquainted with.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

FOB Work Of al kinds done at this Office.
~ u LAwser,s and other BLANKS printed
with heatness ardHdiliateh.-
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I killie cfankie. 9th oatobet1l8r6

/ !. Il KAMA VIVA county. Va, Dec &c. 1856
! II do hereby. certify that bought Of J. B.
Hart Il COL, in July last. one OF their patent
W heat faiis, and Gnd 4 70 be the very best
fan / ever used, think u Will Clean from
Thirty toforty bushels Of Ewhest per hour,
without Any extra labor. J.J BROWN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

CoNSTABLEsS and. che. BLAEEs If
~ ssle At thisiodicc.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

Having had OCCASION " ciesn sou'g sse 81
wheat, thoronghiyioi icockie, go SS -
NJ M IIsrts niptoged fans, 10 9IlaKe the ex-
peiiments with one q lhen, wnlcn VIII l az;
ity and ease IN evefyWay, iplly accon5' ilsn-
es everything iof Whlcn y mas Deeh % ae-
seryedly recomenden. VI, y, ,,y,u ,,,,,,,,
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!. N have mad liz use upon my farm, during
M present wear, 4 wheat fan anufactured
byJ. B. Hart q Colo Charleston kanaWhai
take pleasure in saying that y IS decidediy
'TF III JAMES NJ. LAiDLEY..
Glenwood, Oct. 3, 1885.