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The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07
DorouHnSbbrss. 4 ( IN Nor 3RE41snr.L-Here 4nL i, i

DoUeHNurs, Nor ,GREAsY.-Here is an
invention of our own " biehsve might pat
#ent, but being employed to labor for the
public. hatiPablie isae6sited to5our entire
services Everybody and. his wife-and
particularly his little folks--love the good
old fashioned doughnuts. But many per-
sons are troubled with, weak digestion, (dys-
pepsia) and the large amount of lard OF
grease absorbed by the said doughnuts does
not always set well. but produces rising in
the stomach. When this is the case try
our invention. G The doaghnats being pre-
pared as usual. just before immersing them
in the hot fat. plump them into well beat
en- egg. This win giyera thin coating of
albumsn which will Keep out the grease ef-
fectually. Furthermore, this coating will
retain the moisture. and keep them in 60 ID
condition much longer than if not thus
.treated.-Aoriculturis -
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07

HEALTH PROMOTED BIZ FAariY MusIc.-
Music, like paintings and stasuary, refnes.
and eleyates, and sanctifes Song is the
language. Of gladness, and it is the utterance
of devotion. But coming lower down it is
physically beneficial; it rouses the circula-
ton, wakes up the bodily energies, and diff
fuses life and animation around. Does a
lay man ever sing?-Does milk and-wa.
ter cha.scser ever strike string note?
Never Song Is the outlet OF mental and
physical activity. and increases. No child
has completed religious sdssstien who
has not bssn taught to sing the songs OF
Zion. No part of our religious worship IS
swseter than this. In Dayid's day it was
3 aprsetice and study. 80 z1aox ~.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man c.Ilino q

PIKE's PEAK a AHUMBue.-A man calling
himself Mr.. Ross, appointed Friday evening
in. DaFenport Iowa. to deliver 8 lecture on
Pixies Peak. The News says. sa =
"At the hour appointed, the people COM
menced fiocking in to hear all about the gold
mines at Pikess Peak, from one who had
been there. A man with false moustache
and, hat down over his eyes. took in the
quarters at the door. AT any rate he took
in the audience. For, after waiting patient
ly for Mr. Ross and his eloquenee. for some
time, ,sipquisitiEe persons went ont to see the
cause OF the delay. When 10! the doorkeep-
er. having made his haul, had s.scooted. .
and was nowhere TO be found. Ross must
have convinced his audience thateither him
self or. Pike e'sFP Peak wasia humbug< -
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07
FTorence Nightingale.

At first thought she was . nun, from
her black dress and close. She was not in
troduced, and yet Edmund and ] looked at
each other at the same moment to whisper,
"N is Miss Nightingale" Yes, it was
Florence Nightingale, greatest of all now IN
name and honor among women. l assure
you that was glad not to be obliged to
speak just then, for felt quite dumb as
looked at her wasted figure, and the short
brown hair combed over her forehead like a
child,s,, cut so when her life was despaired
of from fever but short time ago. Her
dress, as have said, was black, made
high to the throat, its only ornament being
large enamelled brooch, which looked to
me- ike the colors of regiment surrounded
with wreath of laurel, no doubt some
grateful Offering from our Haen. To hide
the close white cap little, she had tied a
white Grape handkerchief over the back of it,
only allowing the border of laceto be seen;
and this gave nun-hke appearance which
first struck me on her entering the room,
otherwise Miss Nightingale is By no means
striking in. appearances. Only her plain
black dress, quiet manner and great renown,
told 30 powerfully altogether in that assem-
bly, of brilliant dresses and uniforms. She
is very slight, rather above the middis
height; her face is long and thin. but this
may be from recent illness and great fatigue
She las avery prominent nosen slightly
Roman, and small dark eyes. kind. yet pen-
etrating; but her face does not give You Il
all the idea of great talent. She looks 9
quiet, preserving. orderly, lady-hke woman
hare done my best 70 give you true pen.
and-ink portrait of this celebrated lady.
suppose there is . hum all over the world
of What is she fke?''- Sketches By Hrs
Rora6y.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07

The cow house and covered yard, which
are spanned by san elegant roof forms zoue
large compartment of about 100 by 60 feet.
divided by feeding passage in the centre,
12 feet vide, and Communicates at one end
with the sstable-yard, - and the other with
the piggeries, catile-yards. rick yards, dc.
+ The roofs are uniform in design, being a
combination of wood and iron, to appear
ance very slight; but of great strength
The cover to the roofs is the double Roman
tile manufactured by, Messrs. Coullhurst,
Symons q Go. Bridgewater; the caves tile
is "Beadon's patent,''' made by the. same
firm. These tiles are an important cover
ing to buildings of this description, as they
are warm in winter and cool in summer;
the caves; tile not only serving for carrying
off the water. but is an ornamental finish to
the walls. Glass tiles made to the same
pattern as the clay tile, for Lighting the va
rious buildings. can readily be fixed to the
roofs as ordinarily constructed. lfi1x
The whole liquid manure from the open
cattle yard is collected and conveyed by
iron pipes into large tank, and from thence
it is so arranged that the contents may be
discharged over the fields adjoining. All
the doorWays, pires, &c. against which the
cattle may be likely to come in contact are
built with round -nosed brick, -.-@
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07

CHEss Us. CARDs.-A southern gentle
man who has been . pilot upon the western
waters for twenty-five years. recently said
that this country owed great debt to Paul
Morphg; fer hat within The iast year. card
playing among steamboat travellers in the
West, had diminished fully one-hslf. and
chess had taken its place, thus supplying
an iutellectual and improving pastime in
place of one that results in evil aud evil
OnlY.--es E z,--fgsI =.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07

1S1Il@ s.5i JaGj ssl-fS siToQ y
q 600 Sacks exta:superfne Flsur; 81 ii bsir
10 Sacks Rio, Coffee tNew Crop1: :1sibnI 30
hhds. prime n. @. Sugar;
:; 5 bbls, white crushed. do -ad.a,.a
Z. 10 boxes Malaga Raisins: i9S 10" [" = =
sLef10 chests best Imperial Tea: ayel ..iafiB
-1saass siYuungHyson dO;ezodi 10. ssTsl
&OOlORg-
yazs8 sbls eraeksE4;oI bgs iIanrisnio edr
bbo ssssks Sj fsirv igo assn doasq s.
e0aoeseaeoaFse do:I iaR5HDde aE esi1Ioi
so bushels dried Peaches:
casks baking Soda;
40 dozocazs oSstss: on eabe.I osfso9n 2
10 do 10 bushels nibalzN Nsss; As 40 Ia. LsslSy' .i3h -
...i boxes Gssgpw No Tob..eseo;., = lafs4s @
go boxes best .:Venabls@s de fzsIrqi s,za
8 boxes bsst Natural Lesf;
5000 pure Havana cigarssg -,-rtg = vz.R
5000 Yarra do. ----
2o boxes Family Soap; s.ht,
boxes Erasiye Soap; = ....--.,
s boxes CASTLE Soap; g.. ,,I,g i 80 800 .
bc94 o boxes Mould do: Jalok -tisA si.sosSI
40 cases Friction Matches aib1os gfe Saibaz
10 boxes Ohio pattern Axes o..
10 kegs Hazard Rife Powder ! p -
10 Blasting do;
20 bags shot (assorted sizesD
90o NJ ~ Hlne Hs eoaaPsi.a II Z les I Z s
fi9,,1o coils Mapllla RBre:9 s7-''s'=7I 80 - 90
.1l2 doz: bed cords;
l2 pieces heavy Satinett 80 - -
i-lg bales Sheetings and Drillings;
100 pieces Fall and Winter Prints;
halesICotton Batting; - ~
50 Kegs Nails; --s
eeroohs indigo; ''
10 nests Tubs; 3a~ es7r'ir"e
10 dozen hoOped Buckets (eShaker PailsYi
2 doz. Well Buckets; rfG-.,sC 1ssJ
And last, though not least -=z-s8
FIFTY CASES CUSTOM MADE
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07
ApparssEp 10 = NIeoER-Useful /.

ADDRESSED 10 = NIeeER.-Useful mig
geri You -are the needle of our political
compass, the color;ng matter of ogf Affairs.
the active principle of our asisssions. the
director Of our political ceremonies -you
make Presidents, you make Seaases,i yoe
raise small men and knock down great ones.
U, wonderful niggefl You are the black
prince OF fusion. diffusion and confusion!
You ought to Be broke Of your Office. .skick-
ed out or requested to resign-Exckazee.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07

Mock ArrLE PIE.-Taks stale bread.
such as is usually saved for puddings. and
crumhIe 1t 6ne- add to one cup Of these
crumbs one pint of warm water. one tea
spoonful tartaric acid. and sngar and spice
according 70 Taste Bake precisely a. you
would an appis pie.-Am. AS.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07

T1oBACcoi ToBACCo-virgiinia. asuokipg
L and chewing Tobacco. purchased from first
hands in Vigins, foE sale wholesale aad rea.;l ky
As9-iy THoS. q RoSSER. WestpoEt-
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07

NIGARSi CIGARS-The best brands, a. the
~ lowest prices, for sale st the Drug Store Of :
n6S-ly THoS. 81 ROSSER, Westport.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07

W4aRs.-The oil from the outside shell
Of Hainuts or butternuts viii cure warts by.
IN applications So win lamp oil
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07
Prince Albert's Flemish Model Farm.
The model buildings on. this farm, situa.

Prince Albert's Flemish Model Farm.
The model buildings on. this farm. situa-
ted in the neighborhood of Windsor Great
Park. belonging to his Royal Highness the
Prince Consort, are just Completed and
although all the most improved principles
in connection withal farm cbonestead have
been introduced here without ,.reference to
expense. the strictest care and economy
have been observed IN Z carrying out Hhe
works. The site selected is .littletc the
north of the old buildings, which being on
rising ground, necessitated the removal of
a great qnantigyoof earth, whieht turned out.
to be excellent clay, and consequently fad-
vantage was taken of this circumstances by
turning the clay into bricks, which proved
to be veil adapted for building purposes q
large quantity of'ballast was also produced,
which Was used in the formation. OF, roads,
yards, De-, The buildings embrace sta
bles,scow houses, ball houses aud yards,
calve pens, loose boxes, feeding boxes;
With covered yard for fattening cattle, pig
geries, spaciousisbeds for carts and iimple-
meuts, yards and sheds for sheltering cat
tie. cottage forthe carriers and3other farm
servants. boiler, engine and mill rooms,
with gfanaties over. .ehaH cutting room,
root bouse &c. xiv baz .aEzs zu .lszansS ~ & !
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-07

FARMERS. MERCHANTS.
i and Dealers generally, before purchasing else
where, sre requested 70 call and exsmine prices
sad articles st the Drug and Apothesary stare Of
THoS. II. ROSSER.
Main street, Westport, No.
Where may be found every variety of Drugs, Ned
icinss. Paints. Oils. Dye and Miscellaneous
articles toe numerous to mentien- nsS~ly..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21
AUCTION SALE OF LANDS
! i If. LYING IN IS47
4 KAMA VIA COUNTY.

TO DE MADE II THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
On hs 18Th day ef5 Decem1er. 1859.
DY virtue of TWO DEGREES OF the Circuit
ID court Of the City OF Richmond. entered
on the 23d day OF NoyembeIJ 1851, and On the
18th daylor June, 1859 in q ChanceIy snit.
entitled .'}Sianett IS. .Jahnstea's Ex,or and
Others the undersigned: as Commissioner,
will procpeG, on THURSDAY, Tire / 5th day
Of December, 1885, OF 10 o'clock, noon, 10
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the front door
Of the State Court House, In Richmond, q GER
tain TRACT OF LAND. lying on Pocatallco
river and its waters, in the county Of Kama
wha, containing 900 acres, pnrtsof . 35. 900
acre tract, patented TO General Samuel smith.
deceased. late Of Baltimore, Maryland !; he
ing the same tract Of Land WHICH was con.
yeyed By the Undersigned as Commissioner, TO
Abel p. Sinnett, bydeed, bearing date the
18th day Of July, 1856, and recoIdedin the
Clerks Office of said Kapawha38 county, to
which reference l. made for a more fill DIES
criptiGn of the said land and Of the'bouRdaries
thereof. s
4 ,TERNs--Alade known at the time anfplace
-of sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
. G-20 8s Special Commissioner.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21

valuable LanA. for snle mi RoaRe Co.
fDY virtue of q decree Of the Circuit
I'D Court Of Kanawha county, wandered
on the 4th day 81 February, 1858, IN
the case Of Daniel Polsley and James s.
Cornell plaintiffs, vs.. Daniel Tawney
defendant. 1 shall. on the 18th day Of
October u $50, at the door Of the Court
House of Kauawha county, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, on aFcredil
of six, nine and twelve months. with in
Iterest from the day Of sale, the traetEof
land in the bill and proceedings Of said
cause mentioned. containing 542i acres,
more or less. and lying and being in the
County Of Roane. and State Of Virginia,
Cd the waters Of Hurricane creek. Bond
and good security win be requircd4of the
purchaser. and title will be retained as
further security. until The purchase mon
ey 10 paid. This tract Of land is desira-
BE, and rareopportunity Is offered for Q
profitable investment. The title TO the
land is believed to be good.
JOHN G. NEWMAN !.
July re. 1859. Special Comsr.
The above mentioned sale ID postponed uns
til Monday, the 2ist day Of November, the
first day of the County Court.
JOHN GI NEWMAN I.
q. ... n. Special Commissioner.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21
,4LLEGHANY HIGH SOH0 or AZ
Blue sulphur springs, Virginia. Il

W., M0RRiSgTI,, A. NJ, Priacipai, and
Instructor in Mathematics ana Natural Sci.
enees. as
JNO. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in
Ancient and Modern Languages.
n. d. BEACH; A. B., Instructor ind Moral
Philosophy and English. . /1E
GEO. WsBCSTER, Steward,
The session will begin October III snd
close the last day Of Jdne, 1864, The. exer-
cises continue without interruption on Sat
urdays, and there is no intefmission during
the session except on Christmas day.
Expenses for Tuition md board, including
everything except lights, 9 40, pa yable one
half fst October, balance 18th February. -
Candidates for the ministry, Of any eyangel.
zeal denomination, who come suitably recon-
mended, receive tAiiIon free. Sons o! minis
tiers pa ] half price for tuition. Books furnish
ed atthe Springs at Richmond Prices.
For pamphlet, containing lithograph OF the
place, plan, DC. &C., address 3EEs@(t
i |s w. j. M0RRISETT, Principal, til
s4s.s Blue Sui Springs z. Oh Va.
August 30th. 1859. s i9--6w y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21

UIRGINIA, ISIS sat Rules, held in The
Y Clerks office IL the Circuit Court oil
Kanawha County. in the month If November,
Matthias sIidkif.. Comply
1 VS.. In Chancery, On
The Camel coal Compa- amended bin.
snyof Coal River, Defis.
And the object Of this suit. being u recover
OF the defendants $772. with ;the legal inter
est thereon, aud The costs ofsthe entire suit
subject to 1 credit Of $l02, paid by proceeds
.of sale ofa tract Of land, under and byfTir
tue OF a. decree heretofore rendered. in this
cause, and the further objectof This snit u to
subject the lands Of the Defendant on Coal
River, known as the g MannIngsyille proper
~ = to sale, In payment thereof. The agree
ment npon which this snitis prosecuted i r.
corded in Book 5, page $50 oE records Of Ka-
nawha County Court Clerks Ofice, and i
for the purchase money of tact Of land sold
by Complainant to the Defendants. And il
appearing by affidavit filed, that the said De-
fendan,s are non-fesidents sof the State d
Virginia, il is ordered ihat4hsy do appear here
within one month after due publication Of
this order, and 40 what is necessary to protec,
his interests in the PREMISES Tesie,
"a. w. QUARRIER, Clerk.
T.fB. SWASN, sol. III. S5-2g
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21
TOLL GATE HOUSE,
KANAWHA SALINES, .

This house has been thoroughly reftte5
u and made comfortable, in every respect
to The travelling community. 1t was formerly
kept by @. C.Watson. but is nov under The
supervision Of the undersigned. The rooms
are comfortable 4an5 neat, and the table not
unsurpassed byany on the road. In addition,
lii is the regular steamboat landing for all the
boats that run our river, In additions II have
cpmfortable outer roomsrfor trayelersanil fam.
.ikes. Mystable will Accommodate so korses,
and droyers will find it cheaper I'd call at my
hoase than any other on HE road.
For the benefit Of the travelling community,
have inserted the departures Of the several
steamers that rnnonr river.
Ellen Gray. Taesdny Of each week.
Kanaw ha Valley, Wednesday ofesch,week.
A:stN. Queries, Saturday 4. "
II Gallpotis packet, every other day.
n. nf5Whieh boats stop at my landing. and
theitbaggage hauled to the boat free Of charge.
WI JOHN III. JONES.
Y October nth, $50. 1926 6m
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21
HOWARD AssocIAT
PHILADEL.PH

Rfnsr0ient Institution, estdbliskrd BY spe-
eiaL Reinforcement for the relief Of the sick !,
and distressfd, afflicted pith Efr-
uient and Epidemic disease.
THE HO WARD ASSOc CATION, inview q
the awful destrl ction Of human life. caus-
ledby Sexual disease, and the ,leceptions prac-
tisedrupon the unfcftunae victims or such
disease BY Qnacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, rs EfIARITA-
Bile ACT worthy of their name, to open a
Dispensary for the treatment of this class oil
disease, in all their forms, anG TO give MED
GAL ADVICE OR aTIS, to oil who apply BY
letter; with a description Of their condition,
lage, occupations habits Of life, &c.,D and in
c8sns OF extreme poverty. to r FURNISH NED
IclNES FREE or CHARGE. II Is needless
to add that the Ass, citation commands the
highest Medicalskill Of the age, and will furn.
ish The most approved modern tFeh tment.
The Directors Of the Association, iii their
Annual report upon the treatment ofSexual
Diseases, express The highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labofs oil
their Surgeons in The cure of Spematorrh9a,
Seminal Weaknes GonpffhBa, elect, Syphi-
lis, the vice of Onsnisna or SeIf.Abuse, Dis
eases or the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and
order continuance Of the same plan for the
ensuing year.
The Directors, on review Of the past feel
assured thattheir laborsin this sphere of be-
neYolent effort, have been Of great benefit to
the afflicted, especially to the young. and they
have resolved 70 devote themselves with re-
newed zeal, 10 this very important but much
Edespised cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatprrh@a; Or
seminal Weakness, the Vice Of 0nanisn,
Mastufbstion OF Self-Abuse. and other dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consult
ing Surgeon, will be sent by mail, Gin sealed
enyelope), FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt
of TWO STAMPS for postsge. OiAer Re-
ports and Tracts on the nature and treatment
Of Sexual diseases, diet, &c, are constantly
being published for gratuitous distribution,
and will be sent To the afflicted. Some ofihe
new remedies and methods Of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are Of great
value.
address, for Report OF treatment DR.. j.
SKILLIN HOUGnTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. . South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President. I
GEO. FAIRCHILD,s Secretary
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21
KANAlW HA i VALLEY STA r.
PUBLIC SALE

A II.
.YTTILL Be SOLD on the premises, q ppblic
wv suction on Saturday the Slsf day Of
December next certain lots. belonging 70 The
heirs Of The late Samuel Hannahs nj II which
he died. seized and possessed.
These lots contain ten acres Of kanawha
bottom lsnd--are situated near the Northeast
portion 81 the town Of Charleston, adloin the
lois of James A. Lewis, B. II. Smith and
Others, and are we suited for private resi-
dences.
Terms Of Sale - ne-tenth cash and The
residue in two equal annual iasta liments.
with interest thereon from day of sale.
Bond with good security required. and
title retained unkill purchase money paid.
HUNTER n. MAR SHALL
4 HENRY E. EDyiuND$s
GEORGE %. HANNAH
Executors Of Samuel Hannah deed.
Ly TIioS. y kRoGN. I
Charleston, Nov. til, 1859. ms
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21
Washington Hall
Ripley, jackson County, Virginia.
s. MAGUIRE

-VNTOULD respectfully inform hrs old cus-
wv toners and the public generally thatlie
has sgain taken possession Of this we'll
known establishment and would be glsd to
entertain his friends and customers. He has
to apply himself closely TO his bus
mess and will give prompt attention to oil
who may favor him with their paironsge.--
So stock Of choice Cigars aud T'obaeeo.
A two -hofse hack will always be ready ia
convey passengers to anypoint Of destination
Terms modestand 10 SUIT the times.
Ripley, January FL. 1859,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21
Trust Sale Of Valuable Mineral and Tim.
her Land ON waters of Indian Greek
I5t Of Elk Riyer.

N i .53ssi-a Oh Elk NGlHEEs ~ is
yTlY virtue Of i .Deedof Tnasi, executed to
ID ire undersigned Trnssee. BY Plyne,
Pendell to secure to Charles Cavinder, the
payment Of d sumof money theIein mentioned
and which Deed is dated the 18th day Of No
selnber, 1865, and which isdnly recorded 10
Kanawha County Court Clerk Office, in Book
q. page $50, will. on
lionday. al 16A day Of january. ! $50,
ID pursuance Of said deed, and BY direction
or said Cayinder, proceed 10 sell, in front 81
the Court House Of said County, for cash III
hand, at public suction, to the highest bidder,
= tract ofabont 600 acres oflsnd, Tor so much
thsreofas will BE- necessary, y to pay the debt
aforesaid and interest and costs Of sale
Which tract Of land lies in lie County d Ka-
nawha, on the watefs Of Indian Creek, and Is
the residue Of The back land conveyed to the
said Plyney Pendell, by Thomas Fife.
Such title 40 ii vested in the Trustee win
Be conveyed 10 the purchaser, II,
John DRYDEN, Trustee.
November ieth, 1859. $50 ids
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E1KChanRe# Hotel,
n 3. BUDDING, Proprietor,
WINRIELD. PJTNAMsCO II

gTsHIS establishment has lately been taken
IL in charge By Mr.. D, and has leen thoro-
iughly Tefitted fef the accommodation OF tray
elersa aud boarders. His table is well sup
piled with all the market affords. His stabling
lis excellent and he has plenty Of Grain and
Hay for horses. His Servants are attentive ].
In fact. tits just such Honse as has been long
needed at that place. Prices moderste-giye
him a call 4+5t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21

Picture E7l.a11a11ag.
lust received from C,neiAnati, 800 feet OF
q Gilt and Rosewood Framing, ofvarions
width and thickness price per foot. from 10
cents to so cents.
am prepared to put the framing upon the
pictuIes, if desired. neatly and cheapiy.
The Ladies are requested to call and exam
inc them
Il AZ w CASTOR NoRVELL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21
Wilson HOUSE,
o. WILSON, PROPRIETOR,

Charles tor Kama VII q q. q.
PtRsT BUILDING iBovE THE COURT noteE.
The. Proprietor or this new and splendid
brick Hotel, is now prepared toerecsive visit
,ors. No pains will be spared TO render his
Table ard Bar worthy OF the support Of the
Travelling Public. Rates as low as at any
other House Of equal Standing. 81
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wagon. and Blacksmish shop

TNHE SUBSCRIBER informs the Inhabitants Of
u Coal's Mouth and vicinity, that he still
continues to carry on the Wagon Making ant
Blacksmithing business. IN all their dflferend
branches. He il prepared TO furnish lis Gus
tom.rs with neat, good and substantial
Wagon; his materials are of The best quality,
AID hesis confident his work win bear inspec-
ton, as it is done either By himself,S or under
is Immediate inspection.
4s JOHN OVERSTIINER. +
GoAEas Mourn, Febs %, 1858. 3:44