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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
RED WILD INDIAN.
Tobacco. 6nuif, ana segar store
JOHN n. TAYLOR.

tWotLD respectfully infurm The citfzet
o. Charleston and he Surround coaHtFEI
thai re has opened Tubacco, Snuff, and Sc
gar STORE, IN the store room in the upper end
81 y, the hanawha House here will be found
lai ~, grades Of Tobacco and Segars. which be
VIII sen low fer cash, wholesale and retail.
4 Choice Brands.
Holland Pine Apple ahesdriS Leaf. Luz
snlias silver Leaf bec6mte and Patnna
brands Z OF lsynchburg, Harris, Louisa LiEhi
.pressed. Ronshianh Ready, Fig Leaf Plat
4 pounus Ne Plus Ultra, and Pearson !
Best, Mo6f,s Buck Eve. ~ Fl III, > = !.
RHfe llaFana and PfiBfipe SsgarE
Ihe best ly hbdtg Smoking tFobacca. A
es1ttal assortment "a Pipes; Stems, Snhif q. &C.
HIS motto - qtiiek Rales and small Rfofts.--.
Gixe him aicsll. and we are sure YOU vii. Be
pleased. 446 II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

CHEaIsTRY AND SrREkr DfRT The
New York Courier des Nuts Llsiis states:
z Al ingenious French chemist II Lyons
has just hit upon an expedient which
promises to make the dusty, highway a
dream Of the past III has already been
tried with great success Id two Of the
leading gthoroughfares Of Tie city of Ly-
ons. II consists in sprii.kffng hvdroch-
loric acid on the macadamized way. Al
ter q baptism Of this sort Id the morning,
The soil of Tie Place Bsalecour. At Lyons
although very light and grasely, IS found
4, high noon to remain. As solid and moist
as il il had just been wen walered. and
The wind fails teffan il into that 6pe dust
which Is the Egyptian Pig ~ al grea.
cities in warm weather. Nor does il APP
pear 10 Be necessary that the application
should Be very often renewed. Once
well saturated with the acid. TIE ground
shows zach morafng very much ths frmn ::
ness which follows boar frost
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
! Nlll.rI.CE. !.

GNOTlCE Is heIebysyiyen, that as guardian
IN for Ellen b Robinson and Madeline T..
Rot ms N. infant bhildrea Of John NJ RobiH-
son and MadeiNeE. Robinson, formerly Mad
cline E. Ruffner1 deceased, shall apply to the
Circnit Courtof Kanawha County, at the fall
term next, lib 9, for decree authorizing me
10 collect and remove from the county OF Ka-
nswha aud State 81. Virginia. to the county u
JEFFERSON III the State DC Kentucky, alf3the
persona property ,iac ludiag lnonies, negroes
DC, coming 10 said infant ehihtren as heir,
and devlsees Of e3oel Shrewsbury. senior, de
ceased. JOHN M. Ri fBt NSDN, ~
$50 BycduHseI..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
w shington Hail.
] Ripley, Jackson countgs Virginia.
Il. MAGUfRE

!XHToILD respectfully inform his Old eus.
INN timeiS7and the public generally thalshe
has ogain taken possession OF this Welt
kanavll. esta Enlistment and would be glad to
entertain his friends and customers. He has
determined 20 ppLy himself closely 10 his BUS
iness and will give prompt attention TO Al
IN 10 nag favor him with their patronage. f.
Ills bar will 81 all times be furnished with
The best imported and domestic Liquors.. Al
80 stock Or choice Cigars and Tobacco.
48E A two, horse hack will always be feadyio
convey passengers to any point Of destination
Terms modest and 10 SUIT the Times.
Ripley, Jamuaryi27, is 81!
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
! sroarrs The reader Who rslishe.sI

4 Fl - & II
snake stories. may end ample Satisfaction
10 lhe persuaL q The following
BLAek SEAEEs FoED Or NKv MIX. =
The New Bedford Mercury says The fol
loNing statement y rseelyed from reliable
source Mrs. 81 SNits. q Pocasset'
whose hrn ad1olns 4 heavy swamp tand,
recently found. Y her sarprlse thai z COW
frequently Jailed ITO furnish her usual
anantlty q mOtntatE milk ana p. suspicious q
were eHtertained lFof ioni pay. Asser
sslchlng several nights ~ ORDER 2 ascsr-
lam whether dePfedaaons nag Deen per-
petrateds the cause vas + aLslens5th discos-
cred in me appearance olsa Ign oiaek
snake, With 2 ~n''s rios saeunu lss meek
which nag isKe Il. " Z reslasnee under me
barn. alfd rem tnenee Woula maze ils way
up through 4! lile apertures g! tile moor. and
tfas Nn1ie ths US 1efe query fePosing.
secure nis !, luscious rsg "ielnens. Ae 9.
afes Was q course .assn Y secure 3 me ,.',
expulsion O. tn = Eoui} s saf Pent rom me-
chosen Eden. III
ana Two more, 81 sarpints pFeity
good. ~ Is.
Mr. SAM aayklps, Iis,ng - NY.
grawiorq' snot an enormous n puif SNAKE =
fortnight ago, about A niiie from ~ {.
s q q, ~ wha; y knewn, as Geder
hdge. me snake was ielesfa Ieef ~ 2
tsag1A.f ana its oody vas over a.lool ~
circumstance q eng Iile snak. Mas an pur-
SUIT o. young brother o. Mr VI ]. HAWKINS y
2 = y a'klnd q oeiloWins noise. Pecu-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
DeathEsf Tic Inventor II Perpetual 10.

vi IA mgsx. tt0IsI
MF. james g. Henderson. of Free
hold, Mammoth county, we'll known
for lib perpetual motion machine
died on Saturday last. He had de.
voted Hid life 10 Obtaining perpetual
motion, and hisinaehines have been
puzzle to all who examined them,
asGthey have certainly moved for six
years without the application Of any
external powers. and apparently with
no intention Of stopping. Mr.. Fl.
suffered much from ridicuIe and per
secution, bur was d quiet. honest, and
patient old man. He was once al.
rested at Keyport for praeticing ,.5hg-
glery,nr under the n &c Tor suppress
ING vice and immortality. 4 AT the
trial several build ers,i mill swlights.
engineers and philosophers were cali
ed, Who testified positively that no
such motive power as that alleged
could drive the machine and that
there must be some concealed spring.
SoHtlle machine was broken, but DO
motive power WAS discuvered AT
tho time 81 his death, III. III. WIS en-
gagged In applying bib machines 70
clock work. He had boen 80 much
prosecuted by the incredulous that he
had provided d secret place beneath
the floor of his shop, where his last
tworlnacliipes were deposited. Itwas
inethe form Of vault, covered BY d
trap door, which was locked, and the
door SO replaced as to avoid snspi-
lcfon. Alter his last illness com
Sinenced, he made known this secret
to his family, who examined the spot
carefully, and found the contents ext
actly as described The night 81. his
death, the shop was broken open, The
floor taken MP. The trap edosr pried
'ofi, and both models stolen. II 10
probable that the family in their vis-l
its=Aad not taken thegame precantio,s
as the invcntor, ana some prying
eyes had discovered the secret. For
snnately the drawings are preserved,
and there IS i little machine, one d.
the earliest made, now running iii.
Brooklyn, where II has kept qp its
ceaseless ticking for nearly Sin years.
Mr.. Hendrickson leaves 4 family of.
four sons and four daughters, ali Of
them, wsbelieye, given % Inventions.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
4 PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sbld ON the premises. al pablic
auction on Sat, rlay, the 3lst day ni
Decem5ef next certain lots, belonging To HE
heirs OF The late Samuel Hannah b, a nd IL which
he died. seized and possessed. nv
These lofs contain ten acres ofsKaaawha
bottom land--afa situated near the Northeast
portion of II he town of Charleston, adiDin. the
lots Of James AssLewis, B, t. Smilia and
othets, and are WE suited for private resi-
deRcts. d Si# ts5rs
Termsof Sale :--0ne-tehth cash and the
residue in Two equal. ANIMAL instsliments,
with interest thereon from day Oh 10 le., i :s;s
Bond, with good secnriey required, and
4atte retained until pntciiase money paid.
Fl d HUNTER Il 4 MA 81 ALL,
ut HENRY Z. ED9fUNDS,
iii GEORGE e. HANNAH
~ Executors Of Same Hanuatfslectd.
n IL II. Stsst by TIi0S. L. sBROt,
fs their Atty.
Charleston, Nov. ist, 1859. ms
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
psSn,ton.


hat hare yca.hsvs Fanny =" in
ApiEed DAiharine, ass npon entering her
Scuusin's room. chs saw her hide some.
thug under the folds of her dress.
q II 1 shoughs j, was msmma, said
Fanny. producing book which che had
been reading:
81 I. Am 70 understand z asked Gatha-
rine., seriously. that You are engaged i'd
~ act of Milfui disobsdience. !. 4
!. Nov don't put Oh that oTerrig hteors
look was the tart Response. I'm i lore
NV mamma is weltsas yon do yours /
don't agree with the old fogy action.
that's 81. z
z / fear that spirit hardly comes up 10
THAT the fifth commandment requires,
Fanny. and now Catharine 8 voice Was
ssd and pleading. .s5 #.
y !. Did you come here 10 preach ?" De-
manded Fanny A. angry glance seeoupa:
nying she rude inqnisy. M
sss Oh, no. ! camesfo see you, and Al
bring you tickets for our Sunday School
Exhibition. ii you And aunt would liks %
% but, Fanny. 4 vsnnct come irl and
/ 10 Out and Bithssss Nhat I know 10 be-
wrong. without spaaking Of IL; II ny
manner ofIdoing seis disagreeabIe. ! am
sorry. but my intshtion " 10 less kind D ;
Fanny Was sofiened. and taking the
iickeis from her cousins hand. entered
into eonyersatioi with her shout Tie
Sunday School, in Tie affairs Of which
Gatharitle tgok so much interest. sa 4
Il Fl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
EszzEClaanEeS Hotel
n. B. BUDDING, Proprietor.

4 n WINFIELD PUTNAM co Ma. If !.
This establishment has lately been "a hen
u in chargeby Mr.. III, and has been tt0fo.
nightly reftted for the accommodation OF tfafy
elsrs and boarders Ills table IS well sup
Piled with all tie market affords. His stabling
is excellent and he has plenty OF GRAIN and
Hay for horses. His lSdfysn,s are attentive !,
In iiRcl. Il IS inst such House as hastee long
Dttasd AZ that place. Prices modeSst e-- give
MIN call. 4-5I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
Coyington, Charleston and Guyandotte

ssk LII persons sfe snptiffed not to encroach
n upon the road Fading frem G otingion
via Charleston TO Guyandotie byiplacing their
fences TailroadsA houses, sheds, &c. &C.,
nearer the centre Or said road than the4la v
allows, or BY connecting the said road OF any
part thereof into Il storage yal.i foIsteain bull,
efs, rsiofis. coke Ho., &C. 4 persistence IN
violation of theitaw, contrary 10 fhis notice,
may and whentin the.opinion Of the agent,
The public convenience issacrlticedy will be-
dealt with according r. law. srr.
81 A.7 MICHAEL Ae't road.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

- s = NJ
Valuable Land for Sale in Roane Co.
fpY virtue ola decree of the Circuit
- Court 81 Kanawha county. rendered
on the 4th day, Of February, 858. lin
the case Of Daniel Polsley and James S.
Connell plaintiffs, VS.. Daniel Tawuev
defendant. i shall, on The f7th day5o,f
October. 1859. At the door Of the Court.
IHouseof Kaaawha county, sell at public
auction 70 the ilisbest bidder, On a credit
of six. niae dFtwelve months. with IN
terest from the day Of safe. the lrsot Of
land in the bill and Proceedings Of said
cause mentioned, containi9g 5521 acres,
mdre~or less. and living and being sinl the
County Of Roane, and State Of Virginia,
on the waters Of Hurricane creek. Bond
and good security will b. required ofthe
purchaser, aud tifle viii 10 retained as
further security, unlifthe plirchase mon
ey Isl paid. This tract of land is desira-
BILE, and rare opportunity u offered for i
profitable inyeslmeal. The title - Tie
land IS believed 10 be good.
~ joining. NEWMAN.
| July is. 1859! Special Com'r.
The ADORE mentioned ssle is postponed i'm; ].
81 Monday, lhe 2ist day Of Neyember, the
JOHN q. NEWMAN.
..ss.% Special COMMISSIONER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

At ahaptiaiag il Virginia. Ihs Parson
dipping an old negro eonvert. dropped
him. The dafkey fioandered out. putting
and blowing. sat doWn oil : stump, and
remarked, Some gsmEnan' j nigga get
killed by dis loolishness yer
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

FkMkLk ABol1rIosIsxs How can 81
mAIe l66htionisls haSs The heart to pad
with cotton Doesn't each
one % then hsar. Is lesst = tancy. he
sssls " iigesrs hon ~ bcsCn'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

{ Above click swain. ID oraer more fully
to ascertain the mind Of his lady love. (
closed aletter wiz, the following Verse
III you were dog, aud I was afhog,
i Aroetin' away in the yard :.
II the old man should say. drive that
hog away, -
y Would yod worry d bite very hard?n'
An exchange says = sentiment 50 sub.
lime deserves attanswer. and venture ID
suppose the hdy's reply
when / an dog md youare j hog;
A wandering away from the sty.
Id not breath 1 bark but merely remark.
!. Go Il. perkie. root shog8or die +,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

The MIND, AND NOT MeNEY. There
| is very littlelhonest ilnpudenee ID this
world. We all worship distinction
WeGall do homage .to wealth and au.
.thority. Knowing as we'll las, we de
the nature OF human inperfections,
we still worship the.sy nbpl of power,
AZ If its possessor sinnst have some
thing Id him of divinity4-as if he
must be akin to gpdhead because he
grasps tile sceptre. II s.>lny Iord''
addresses a tellow-creature III humble
life in ordinary language, how we
stare at, his condescensiefli DO we
expect diamonds any pe,trls to drop
from his lips Instead sofawords2 DO
we expect him to tase . species Of die
ton to express his wants, not to 1be
found ii tfie common vocabulary -
And ii a man of erroneous wealth in
this country but bow to you, how ex-
allied you feelin your own estimatiou!.
Yet, does his wealth make hinla bet
ter man than yons Does his recog.
milton elevate your moral nature 2
No; il is the toadyisln of the age. i:
II is the mean, groyeling seIf,aba,
sing spirit OF Manliilon that exercises
the emotion. How ashamed an
American should be of INDUCING III
such degrading teelingsi Get rid 81
them. Spnrn such ali unworthy sen-
tilnent. Intellect SHOULD he king III
this republic, and not cash. The
mind should b., off right theIsoyer-
eign, and not money Away with al
ignoble principles II NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
LuMBERl lUMBERli

AyiNG purchased the entire interest II
Il the Sc Mill a goaismonth, Ishsil B,
az al lanes prepafedRt 10 e. lnrdeks for 1nmbei
OF ,eye.y discrlp aonsst he shortest notice
and shall keep on. hand i ssortrneH4s If sea
so som -lamher hose wishing TO purchase,
Jan. 3D., $50 ii 4sT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

Somebody says: Where twenty petaons
have ssoinschs. but|ons has brains hence
brewers grow rich, while printers remain
poor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
NJ. -. -. = - q - 01A4U " I1I4IlE n
Es1sea1a " .1.ixra1.

- = @9e-149A PATHWAY
II UsT received per steamer A. sW. Guar.
e EieEs Alsgee stock ar y i
EAMIEYHGROCERIEs. s..
which hare been selected u suit 81 Market.
V yol want anything in the Grocery o. Pro
nlsto1 line, yo1 will aiiLi Z . yonr sds1ntsss
- call at the CHEAP CASH STORE
4 Bt0. -, -, s-S5 OIL. b NeYrsl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
PUTyEYBFEVER AND AGUEIPILLS

fnHESE Pills have attained great celeb
II rity ID The past, as 4 curative IL fever
and agae, and III internittant leyers.
never having failed 10 cure when taken
according TO The directions They have
lately been very Difficult. ID procure, bu.
the scnbscfiber lakes Measure Ia Inform
ing the public that be has made arrange.
ments h keep 4 supply constantly on
hand. All who are sftilctsd with these
diseases should CAV Immediately.
AS A. Caldwell.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
Ola Browns ..Eausas work. II

The Charlest0saiss Courier has ne.
ceived d letter, II says, from 4 ssgal.
LIANT friend now residing on James
Island, s. O., who served q faithful
tour in Kansas ou behalf Of the
South, and whose name II may give
hereafter, stating that many 81 old
Brewn's statements are false -partic-
ularly his remark that his late acts
ct Harper's Ferry were 10 retaliation
for killing his son Frederick III Kan
sas BY proslaFery men. The cores
pendent says:
sN ! state as fact. that his son was
Killed ii Kansas BY q Free-State man.
. citizen Of Illinois, aud i minister ot
tho goapel i man that was, BIZ re-
port, murdered BY proslayery men.
The Northern papers will recognize
the man when ! declare that. !. oor
Martin Whiten vas The man thatshot
cold Browns SOM | saw II done Il
and The same day ] shot old BrtwnssI
Ani now regret that / did not finish
~ - zssSsf sls 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

IS sVaiaAble Mill Property Tor sales5 4
I0FFERf for sale valuable SAEi4 GRSs4
MILL with two acres or Lad 4 sssked,
upon which there i a new and Questionable
Dwelling house. This Mil il h Ell sitlatel3
eal. - below the sleAt sof Coed sRire8
! wtlI. take pleasure in showing The property
to any ons aeiiFipE 10 phfchases'
ID. s. THOMPSON.
eoaps Mesth, aIf .isssr 9:n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
Plan 81 Inc LOTTERY.

I The mum ers from TO so coo corresponding
with those tunt,eIs on the tickets printed Of
separate alps of paper. are enefclea viii
ismsL LII tubes aud placed in one wfieeE
The first $50 Prizes, s1nii4Ily pr.nfslk and
eneircled, ere plseed in nethsT wheel
The wheels are lhenNfrsatSed, and D. nun.
beris dfa@A from. tie wheel Of Numbers. ana
ct the same lime i Prize is drawn IRON fltt
other MheeI, The number md prixss, draw
aoHt ate opened and exhibited ID TIE aadieace,
and registered BIZ the COMMISSIONERS Inc
Prize being s,piaeed against the Nunsbel
drawn. This npefstionls repeated until Tia
Prizes are lrawn oil. H.
APPROVING rfos zpiissrrs. n he Two proceed
ing aud the two succeeding Numbers 10 ihnss
dra wing. the ffsts Prizes viii be nlitlsd 10
the - Approximation Prizes For exam
Pile: if Ticket 10 s 1 80 draws the SgncNp
Prise those Ficksts numbefed ii24s, II q 9.
= 25i i II 262 viii each be emitted 10 SCOT -
III Ticket No. $50, draws he SO, ne0 Prize
those tickets pnubeIiag 54s SO, s i. $50.
will each be sptitieas ii 81 so ana Is % &C.
cofding 70 The above scheme.
slCEETiFicA rESoF PACK ksEs will Be sid 81
the foifowiag Eatrss - bieb il The risk. ~,
0esiihraie 6f pack aeeseF le wkole lick $50
fses e. s-fsa lQ hall 80
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

Whereby money for Tieke4sy III SONS or Ten
Dollars and upwards, can Be ssnlns
81 g AT otfR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town wh4fe there Is an Ex-
pres Office. ThemoneY aud order mast be
.encl. sed in .. G6nfr ausent7 Post O@ee Stony
red EnDriop- or the Express Companies cannon
receive them. e Az
All communlcation strictly confidential
8 Address orders fpr I'icKsts 81 Cert ificatest 10
4-..syl MCKINNEY eco, Sasanah, Ca,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
William C. Brooks. Joseph s. s,
Caldwell, 4ienfy Nv. 1.eyn- Y ~ Cna ace ~.
Odds and Morgan H. Merri-


The object Of this snit ii the attach in the
hands II Jnseph b Calawell and Henry " ]
Reyn,lds, the dtbts, monies and estate Of the
Defendant VIM. q. Brooks, 10 satisfy 10 com
piainan s I'll 90 with legal irifetestihereon rom
the 18th day OF October, 1885, UNI Il I'D ID and
costs 5000. And II appearing by AFFIDAVIT filed
that the Defendant, Wiliam q Brooks ii a
non resident Of the State ef Virgins, lit IS III.
deTed thaihedo appear here in line month after
due publicatlonEof this order, ard do hat
is hnecessary to protect his interests in the
prsmises. slf Teste,
Eli Al w. Q QUARTER. Clek.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14
MOFFAT1S
: La Isl 'FnSs.;E a.: = It e.. s

Il q II ~ IL Ii -
- a. " PHOENIX RETTERs.
THE best family medicine noa befSss -
4 pablic for tie cure o. So q y Us Il
scRoEuEA.uLcEno, scuRNY, "
OF Ef9pticns Of The skin. Fever and AFus
Dyspepsia. Dtepsy and ID fact ell iisess,i
soon Yield 70 then curative properties.
~ has been computed that duifrf tAe 4tf{ y
years hpsKffdB 81 foUR kif.ls5ks 81 PeI5tnp
have been bench tied py the use of)these ned
ieiness fseS heb apeak * Sohznes IN f61lt
q their curative pfopes a. 5inkleffhl IN
place them beyond The feachlSf tunpzii6s q
Inc estim1tt6 81 every pstie NJ. ~ their d. ~
blood - RESTORED % . htelfl. y 1itis an fss1
iiom slI iMpnfities. The xfsfts6 Is htfIt1htl1
during thru operation. bit Fss1 I'D, ~
they require no TesHaiit l6m b6sintli 9
|an The afnicted hare IN fksr5 nea;kinsl essE
edy that viii do for them ~ tkzt eiicipe1t
possibly Effect IPfeoirtd ~ 81 -, -
s s't6zlH WI 3. AeRRhTs n ,Ypfk:
Is I'll cHARLEs AhMsTE kDs 80.
Having just filed up il ezfellerl ilyie. -
81 & 94E0o1s N1x0xo F
"a charle<ton. 1bpokiis .Blpo4 s.6fs kSRy
would q specLf1 NJ inform Sc eatita',i ~
the public generally. hat he 4 pt>rSisa v
etecuts ~ msnhef ofwo5k IL BE line, p -
'.'l;'; E lt Ess'i'ss
4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

Oe sRefk 6f Ell kinds done At this one.
e sn'Iss's and other BLANKS pz5ntsl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

ptzIso Of s20O a, Z e se0,lofI PISS are ssoo

%, s2s Prizes amounting to s36 900
wHoLE T,eKErs : 10, HALvGs $5i ayAKrKas S2A
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

ia BOXES 81 excslleht TOBACCO iukt
" rsceixed 1n.l Tor ssIBchsan 81 the En1
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