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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-12


Depend upon It, Mothers 1t will give rest TO your
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up ana sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN aAY,s IN CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH OF II, what we0S have never been able to
say of any other nedi-s- oine-NEVER HAS 1T
FAILED, IN A SINGLEtJ INsTANCE, TO EF-
Feet A CURE, when ~ timely used. Never did
we know instanceA ~ Standardization by any
one who used IL. On theh.I contrary, Gll are de-
lighted with its opera-F' tions. and speak In
terms OF highest oom-U1 mendation Of It's magic
nj effects and medical virtues. We speak In
this matter "wHAT VEL no KNow,n after ten
yearsi experience, AneS0 PLEDGE OUR REPUTA-
TION FoR THE FULFILL MENr OF WHAT WE
HERE DECLARE. In al-GI most every instance
where the infant is suf-Li fering from pain and
cxhauAtiI n, relief WILL be found in hitecn or
twenty minutes aftertu the syrup administered
This valuable preparAfs tiOn is the prescription
OF one Of the most EXEs RIRNCED and
sKILLFUL NURSES inN New England, and has
been used with NEyERS FAILINa SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDS(H OF CASES.
Itnotonly yrelieyesthes - child from pain, but in
vlEorates the stOmAeh0Q and bowels, correcta
acidity, aud gives tone and energyto the whole
system. II Will RmostFn Instantly relieve GIRL
! PING IN TIL BoWS~ ELS AND WIND COL
IC, and overcome comb, yulsiona, which, II not
speedily remedied, endl& In death. We ebelleve II
| the Best and sUReh1R Remedy in the world, In
RHoE, in cHILDREN, whether il arises from
! teething, or from Rnykd other oanse. We would
say to every mother whom has child suffering
| from any of the foregoSe ing complaints = DC
! NOT LIT YOUR PREZ JUDGES NOR THE
| PREJUDICEs OF OTHs FRS, stand between
yourautierlng child andC the relief that viii h'
low the use of tSs hedieiae Il timely used
Full directions for using will accompany
| zach bottle. None gen uine unless the fAc-sim'
lie OF CURTIS a. PER 70 kINs, New-York, is OF
Sold BY DruEgiststS throughout the world
Principal oinee, - No: 10 Cedar St.
Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-12
Conarmed consulnption.


4 .Jew doses wH also at once check and Q
cure the most seUere Diarrhoa proceeding 3
from Cold IN THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared By Dr. G. NJ.
JACKSON & Co., No. 418 Arch Street, Ph1d-
delphia, Pa, and are sold by drusgists and
dealers IN medicines cvery'odere, at 75 cents
per bottle The signature Of G. NJ. Jackson
'oB be on the outside 'Vrapper Of each bottle.
In Tie almanac published annually by the
proprietors, called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC,
you icH find testimony and eommendatory :
notices from all parts Of tie country. These
Aimandcs are gipe,i array by all our agents.
For sale by
w. W. STEWART, and J. w. DIETRICH
july6-lydaw59 Dayton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-12
Ayer's Oathartic Pillg,

For all the purposes Of Purgatiya MadiGino.
Fon CosTfTENEss
FoR THE CunE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FoR JAuNDGcE; ar.
FoR THE CURE or INDIGESTION;
For HEADACHE;
For THE CBgE or DTsESrrEV;
For A -Four SroMAcAu;
For TIE CURE or EHYsuELAs;
FoR The Piles
For THE CunE or SCRoFUrA;
FoR ALL SCRoFuLoUs CoMPfttNTsg
FoR TuE CuRE or RHEUMATISM;
For DISEASES OF THE SKtNi
For THE CURE or LIVER CoAIrLAINr;
FOu DROPsTi
FoR THE CURE OF TErrrR, TuMoRs, AND SALT
RuEUM;,
For WORMS; ~
FoR THE CunE or G0uTs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-12
HEERY l.. BROWN, All. IRWIN
BROWN & IRWIN.

HEAD OF THF BASIN,
HAVE the best Of Charcoal and common
IL Horne Shoe Iron
UT BROWN IRWIN
Have the best OF Round, square and Flat Iron.
BROWN & IRWIN
Have the best OF Band Hoop, oval, Half Round and
Sheet Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best Of Wagon, Buggy, spring and Dandy
Tire.
BROWN h IRWIN
Have the best OF Norway and Brcnzon Nail Rods.
BROWNE Irwin
Have the best Slab steel and slab Iron.
Drown a IRWIN
Have the best Of Round, Flat, square and ootagon
steel.
BROWN A IRWIN
Have the best OF Pittsburgh sprinsb and Axles.
BROWN a IRWIN
Have the best Of Carriage Hub Bands, and Tire and
PlOw Bolts.
BROWN \ IRWIN
Have the best OF Bellows, Anvs aud Solid Box NiseH.
BROWN IRWIN
Manufacture and sell stoves, Hollow Ware, &o.
BROWN a IRWIN
Keen Tin Of all Kinda Sheet, Zinc and Iron.
BROWN A IRWIN
Keep Conner And Tin Bottoms, Block Tin and Solder.
BROWN a IRWIN
Keen pie nj ses fruit can tops and bottoms, &C. all
of which win be sold TO the trade at the lowest
prices. aug9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-12

h6m which nanIdd eIlai over |mnfn aC
tho tl0be rs iiio consequence ID n dIlaistI Atfon
in the sysgem, induced w she pQlsouops mnsin
Of vegetable dcctv Thf cxhdAdcnh evolved
BY Tie action Of solar heat Qnuel soil and rises
with the watcrY vapor from n, Whilcthc snuis
below tho horizon MS yapot lnptn nodr ihc
carth's surfaco, md tho Virus 4 tpkcn with u
through tho lunga into ihe blood. There y acts
oa an Irritating poison on tho intcrnnl tlscem
and oxcreiing organs on thc body Tho liver be-
comes torpid and fails 10 accrctc not only thls
Virus, bat also The bile from Tho blood, Both
tho virus and tho bile accumulate IN tho cifcula-
ton. and produce violent cOnstlutonal dlsoflCr.
The spleen the kidneys. md tho foniach SYM
pathi1e with tho liver, and become diGOrdcred
also. Finally, the instinct Of our Organism, o.
II IN nm nftempt to cxpcl the noxous nfulon
concentrates ihe whole blood Of lhe body in lhc
informal excrel0fios TO force them TO castii oni
Tho blood leaves the sufiace, aud rusles tp tlle
central organs with c0ngcsiiYe Violence. Tins is
the CnfLL Bat iu.thle effort II falls. Then Tic
fEyER follows, IN which the blood lcnYes the
central organs and rushcs 10 the surfacc ns u
in another effort to eSpcl the irritating noiqn
through the other great cxcreiory ~ the skim IN
this also Il fails, and The system abandQns uc ne
tempt exhausted and watts for the recovery of
strength to repcatthc hopeless effort another day
These are tho ilts or pnroxysms Of FEVER AMI
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder Will uf
course undermine flic health n h Is not irmoyed.
We have l0b0rcd TO nnd, and hare found, olt
nnddOtc. f.a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-12
OPENING OF NEW
pAeUERREoTYPE 9 PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
SEPTEMBER 6TH.)

at the Gallery of Art, 264, Sd Street,
EAST OF THE POST OFFICE.
TDHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
Il informs his friends and patrons that he has
resumed his old business OF Dagourreotyping in
connection with his Gallery of Painting, for which
purpose he has fitted up rooms IN the most elegant
style, over his Picture Frame and Looking Glass
Store. Having secured the services Of Mr. o. d.
PINCH, who has the reputation Of being ono OF
tho most Skilfull Photographers in the West, be
thinks ke cannot fail TO render the most entire
,satisfaetion 70 oil who want faithiuliseuess.
Picture Frames Of every description, and Look
ing Glasses of all sizes, always on hand, or made
to order.
asp b-tf. u. W. OhlDhAND.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
KAMA " HA IN a LIE Y

n NJ f.I.l. = ,-,,,,f1
$3.50 s''o' '9 n'', y. !. s s. II
Il = "a Il go, 3 ~ 49, ;.,,,,,
s." w." ~ IL 49, ST. 81
|any eSPendi1'arss On ne wss'ore sn1' IS
, d. my nss'' .sA' II S
Pleasant of sandys out mat ouF easssln
friends upon whom w '5e. ere depenaan. 81
~ W ,'0P 6 'app'sp. 1a. III, Nc L.
road reaches 'he mead q ls'sa.n ~ 8
500 = 80 - &c" S. H. .,.s.a ~,
= eA's1 re y Is IT. u,
po' 80 ~; u l d, , l I'D I'm.
pfias'on q Two inl'iions' Yt7es 9as ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
IHan.i. d. Ienkirs. Sneeeh,

On Tuesday alter noon last, the Court
House was pretty we'll filed with onr cit-
liens, who had assemblea tohear our dis
tinguished Congressman deliver an adj
dress. No notice, save that of a few
hours, having been given, cur friends Of
the country had 10 opportunity Of being a e
present. We are sorry this was so,Ebat
We are assured that Mr., JESKIss oaly in
tended u visit to the town. and was pres
sed for. a speech by his friends after his
arrival He WILDE here agdin before the
election, aud Of which due notice will be
given,
The speech on Tuesday last, was an
able defenceof the Democratic party. -
Mr. jenkins showed clearly that. il there
had been. during the administration Of
Mr.. BucaAsAs. 40 unnecessary expen-
dilure ofthe public money, the Democrat.
ic party had done all that a party could
do 10 check the extravagaaces ofthe com
bined opposition ID Congress, Hs show
ed the secret working Of thel.' Committee
tos the Whole. when the aopposition =
would cast their votes for a measure, and
when the same question: came before Con-
gress, they would Wy Me track. He told
lof their desire to#raise tile tariff. To. nut
through the Pacific Railroad bill 70 pass
the Infamous French Spoliation bin, &c.
His speech was well calculated 10 draw
Itogether the friends Of the Democracy to
repell the gross charges Of extravagances
made BY the pettifoges and fdemagogdes
Of tl,e opposition. s5l.ss
Mr. ] closed bydefending Mr.. LErcH-
ER from, man assaults made upon him,
and advocated bis election BY true south
.ern men. He showed clearly that Sun
MERs and his friends ought not. even from
| delicacy, refuse to. support Mr. fletcher,
because Of the existing slave charges
made against him.
4 II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
Parktrshurs.I

During our latc visit to the above
place, we were surprised \, Ii.s business
and enterprise. Parkersbarg il. indeed.
rapidly assuming tie proportions andap,
pearances Of frst class oily. Situated
as Il Is. on the charming spot where the
clear and sparkling waters Of the Little.
Kanawha, mingles with those OF me
Ohio and being the Western ter
minus of the North western Railroad
with ons of the best harbors for steamers,
in either low or high water, On the Ohio
river !. together with an excellent back
country, Parkersburg cannot fail 70 ~ ~
tract the attention Of capitalists aud en-,
terpfisiog meu., who may desire to ealie
CRATE tosnore prosperous cities than those
IN which many of them now reside.
Already the people pf this section aF rs
being drawn thither to transact business
ofvarious kinds. Our merchants. in gas
ing East to purchase sheir supply of
goods. pass through Parkerssbbafg aad
returning, bring their goods with them M.
having them reshippstI. O NJ 'i Il
that point. In fact. Parkefsbnrg is the
key 10 nearly all that poltion Of Virginia
lying, West oftha Alleghanies. live
wish to visit the EssternIcities on the sea
board, We 60 tlroush Parkersburg; il we
90 to Richmond, PMkesbarg Is the best,
most expeditions and cAeapest route We
can bake; !, and even. iii we vislrto visit
the centre Of our State, ssaIlnspn, pr even
as FAR West IS the White Sulphur Springs,
in Western Virginia. we pass down this
river and Up tho Ohio river 70 Parkers-
burg on the Virgins Home,r and take
ears for Baltip9re, thence ~ ship for orr
splace OF destination. becsuse we can gain
time thereby. and only pay about thesanae
for travelling expenses. as WE would. i
we should take q slow coach over our
miserable MAD tgrnpikes. Pafkersburg
being the centre Of tray el, our political
Conventions, religious Conferences, DC,
are prefeJing that place IN preference e
any other point in Western Virginia. NJ
Tho town being truly Southern one. 1
is well fitted forIthat purpose All these
gathering must prove very beneficial to
the business Of the place; for there are
scarcely any WHO go On these exc ursions
who do not purchase more or less goods
Of various kinds. and become familiar
with the business and business men ol
the place. thus forming an acquaintance
which must, To- snch a town, prove very
profitable to It's trade.
Our trade with Petersburg is grow.
ing. We have now boa;plging direot
between the TWO points. The most o
our Tobacco Is shipped 70 Richmond vi
Parkersbufg, through The hapdslof Mr.
]. G. BIaeKEoRp, general compission
merchant ofthat place, A large quantity
ofdressed floosing sash, doors and other
finished luhber4is shipped from thai
place To- this section, ana other business
WILSON follow. More anon.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
/ Oil Factories 10 Kanawha,

Assrs. Copns. Pickett & Co, are
malaig some 700 or 600 gallons per day
Of rude OIL from carmel coal At their
Minis on the Sanawha. about e5 miles
abek Charles5oG.
y aessrs. AllenET. Caperton q Co., are
erc.ing i large Camel Coal OIL Factory.
abutfour miles up Paint Creek, a tribu-
lay of the Kailawha. They viii very
sbrtly be ready 10 manufacture OIL
Teirtvein Of CANNED coal is very thick
ah ola Superior quality. +.
hessrs. Greer Il Co., are erecting OH
>Wnks, some five miles up Lens Creek,
anaher tributafgo tie Kanawhs. Their
camel cosIis shought TO DE the same as
the feytona camel coal. #.
Mssrs. CorwipN6 Co, are making both
the dude and The refined OH at their Fac.
tory near tho mouth Of Elk river, and
alzolre erectiaga large Oil Fsetary II
,thei,mines. q Few miles Up Mil Greek,
tributary Of Ell riyer.E
Mny other Oil Companies are spoken
,of, aid Ne dare SHY, many other Camel
CoapiE Faosories will be erected II this
ytoalegion during the next twelve months
j & a. - i Il + f y i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
S i, "a II.
rsa. Mn l,onl Plelds.

ll,Va ;nv;ta attention to an artiele a. 1os
n !, i, respecting tbs coal fields q
81 Kaoswha region. i was written ~ 2
ri & R,ca aapsoS. 81 Beisrport, On C9s,
rilsr ana firs. appeared in the Un'lsd
SAFES Mining Journal. published y the
cfkof New York
sMr Richardson il writing series o.
sstsles for ths IN. s. Mining Journal
alout The Coal fields Of this section o.
Virginia. and w shall take great pleas
Ius IN re-publisiing these articles y ne
#Sar.
ToIdeyelopIthe iaexhaustibie ana very
ri.b Coal fields ii this section, we ms
m,ke k,,o,ca ID Capitalists. the great yir-
It's 81. our Camel, splint and Bitumiin
Oh Coal our proximity 70 the Goa
m,rEe,s Of the Great West--our adsaa.
Eta,ss oyer tie IPi.tsbarg Coal fields in the
ous;tv and Quantity Of our Camel Coal
Stint Coal and Blum nous ~ 0osl. ~
Ithse and many other things we mus
KEEP before The people. but especial y
MS. We make Capitalists acquainted will
tthse facts. And bylso, doing. millions
OF Collars Of capital will seek investmsn
| in Ill country, and in i few years, thii
secion viii ba|fIled witi y teefning rep
EuAion. actively engaged in Mining snl
Shping Coal IN manufacturing Came
5Co9 qil ID asking rsrrafnc Candies
dc &e.
We. therefore, are much pleased to -
I Mr. Richardson lend helping hand i
aaias known " the public, the grea
weaii and superior advantages Of th'
Ka1wha Coatlfalds.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

49, j a1T
o. deeP ravinss. sfsrds et,a, !
the discovery sofgtks e..i {,
however operate most ser;o.s, 49, VI
respects. for th.y rreallv = -
workable quantiiy Of The niSs,s,' y,
az creating 4 continual expepss T. !. | = n
stages of mining opera.ioss &. Z MA
are the winnings 81 the up : :, e'sNa
in a gSod state for working ths. n "
out on the other side. And ss ~
borne IL mind thxt the chisf .ae'
these rabove water co.list;es - :lssN
tension Of The rnain drifi.s and ~ d.
The yield. however, is eeus,s I'D n.
satisfactory. and / am tiisn,ssa Pss
tina. few operators have much - =
Of IN his respect. Mining 20
been commenced in 8 great mn 800 N
during the past ten years. Ind n p.A
MISTAKES a large amour n ssiN
| pended ,--we have ye. Is Ia ( d
company that has declared S r.
fits stockholders this. hov.slsaaak
arisen from any paucity in th.s,a''a8
or qualify Of the minerals ns;, as'
been from any want III shirt s'tas
first aavsn.urers, bat clsiefy Is y
I5of system IN the general ar : ana.
their dperaiioHs. RIOS, 81 them slsf
spacious promises. aud al ,ay. l., s y
ted large profits, but none bay + ] a''s p
| the difficulties that naturally 81. 0'ss'a
county 10 delay the rsaliis.;es s1F
the general public lenieftsin !. s .,lsss
able opinion Of Kabswhs !. S e, .a.gN
country. the fins. hosersr. !. @I's'
is1 potliar distapt when IBIS to; i, y y
4 be dissiPated. Indications 4. 10y ~
themselves that promise ri, - Y:.salls
further doubt on the oastsr ie.s sPsl 4
companies have most undOub,s ~ al !. 4
the initiative. Elk FLYER lspd., 8 sS'Ag
on the niovs, and tho Eanashs d - ~. NJ /.
les are turning their kt.su;ioD ~ ~ p
what they should have done 4 I Is. y
theiriFeF improvement i.n;I.v.,,' n
4 little time. The faihars !: d. -, 8 !,
preselt,a good lesson lor la h,s 's =
good deal mora effective wSrk NM q
conplished row Al j much less 49, !, !: !. 4
in one-haH the time. than i "a, ~: =
The dark clouds pf adysrsi.y 49,, FL
hung 60 long over ths dissrici sr'h' Il
ing away, anu viii soon b elsls.sas !,
the sunshine Of prosperity WIZ
esal policy, Haaaslls rsill nov h. !. 4 4.
sscsndant, and bright ialu:s s, NJ J.
her. go sb..ss,s
gol6t eoasinsta.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
sale IL Caal land.

Ne understand tina. Mr.. D. Goshorn,
III sold 70 tive gentlemen from New
Yrk. Messrs. Birdseys 4 Hotchkissl !
tsct of land containing 1900 acres Oh
Ikvis' Creek, four miles from this place,
bis land lies Convenient 70 the Kanawha
yer, and upon II has lately been found
livery rich vein pf Camel Coal AZ inches
thickness j. .its opening. Besides this
contains.s other veins Of camel, splint
pa bisuminons coax lands vein Of supe.
for iron ore. from lbree to four feet in
hickness. Thelahd was sold for sic 900
Fhich & certsi6ly i low price, when VI
consider ,ts advantages over all others in
" PROXIMITY ~ market. Specimens o.
'Re coaYare M in our office. and from
szperinsenting With It. We fiud that L vii
b1yh ~ rea i;ir IS 4 pine kro..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
Tho IlbeIe Eltraets;A Canlrast.

Wo publish above, extracts from the
speech III Boris. delivered III tie Rich
n,ord3 csnpenfi6s and from the Rich
mond IThtg and Kanavha Republican
complimentary remarks thereof We al
so publish an. extract from the letter d
acceptance Of Jons LETcHEs. Let the
position Of Bolts and his saaorsers. and
the position Of fletcher, b contrasted BY
the intelligent reader. comment is nnnee-
essary. Can any true Southern man hes
itste 10 vote for Letcher. in preference "a
endorsing the odious sentiments, uttered
by liz Bla.ks Republican asitatoy. John
Minor Bots,
I Lot tbe remembered, that after Bolts
had uttered these odious Black Rsp5lii-
can f1et negro embracing sentiments in
] Convention, that Col scrugss.of Fau-
quier. offered resolution, which was
ANONYMOUSLY adopted BY the Convention,
endorsing this speech Of Bolts, and re-
questiDg him % deliver il wherever II,
could lin1 she present canvass Citizens
sf Virgins, win you Yote for WIIlIAa I
! GooGrs. tie nominee Of the Convention
Who "aistsaea 9th deiiglf !" to Bolts
speechl Remember that il you vote for
G5ssgin, that sou, whstbar vow 80 4intent
Ii. q nos win be charssable With enadors
ing Bolts and Tie Richmond Convention
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
The Coal ana Camel Mines d
Kanawha, Va. HE
BIT Q. d. RIcHARDsos.a

-. & u & - y t Is 4
That large proportions OF Tie lands Of
this county. i tinlerlaih BY seams Of can,
pelcoal,are amatIer theoretically ackbowl-
edged by almost eyeFy mining engineer
AID geoiogis; that has given item care,
full examination but wliete or how 10
find seams bearing cannel. a matter thai
NOT only requires titIs and much pradti
eal,eaperienee, but considerable amount
of cost q determine /; il il a very e1sy
thing u discover the bitumin5us seams.
as they are nearly pniiprm in their gen :.
eral disposition !: ard their cs1terop,. or
Traces tlfIst may lend ID such. #e discern.
fble IN tie rasiRes, g deaiss nc he raouL
tain ridges ]: sarst il,3wessr. u: mol abe
ease witfl 'saau.l S.afl s:aGss, Tor very
bttenFthey are sesldd from mortal ken.
by All overlapping re-sol 'aiiea. fersugin-
pus rock and this rock again contori;Sd
n its strati6cati5nfand freqaenlly dis
placedabF heavy siiaes esnsed hy land
sliPs--a thingI CONTINUALLY going on
through the disinEe grafton Of The valleys.
The t3fhcuisy offnding eaanq however.
does not ne IN any deficiency II the AZ or
science of tracing dowa 4 seam from a
point where !. Is known te exist, but ID
the transitory nalpreIof thei,ninsrai con-
tanned 10 the seamitssit for We find that
seam which IN one part of tie county IL
nearly all cannel. has 70 traye lsing short
distance changed entirely ihtojone of-0itu
nIinous coal. This extraordinary mata-
bility OF itseonstituents has nsgeT ye; been
by our geDlogists, even if they
have given che subject their consilera-
ton at all. Now, as the object these pa,
Ipers have in view. Isl to give the mining
public, from time 10 time a correct de-
IseriPtion of The mineral kinds Of this
county, whereby some. reliable data may
Ibe formed on which 10 ground an estimate
Iof their relative merits. .IshSll at present
lrefl3.ia from entering III 10 the rpro ct con''ff
Iof any theory that maybe adeucedf 10 ac-
Icount for such phenomsna. Suffice ihen
TO say, that in my recent surveys / have
encountered much psrpIexity through
this sudden change in the character OF
the coal, aud have perfectly satisfied my
self that although mineral lsnds in close
proximity to well known and proved
camel nlins, and having thelyery idsnti-
,cal seams passing thfoug r. them, may not
possess camel coal; or il any ut al, in
such diminished measures 10 admit of
considerable doubt whether The outisy OF
capital IN their development WORLD be at.
tended with beneficial results.
The county Of Kanawha. ifsits lower
and central parts, id its general coutonr
presents series Of abrupt andulations,
consisting Of narrow ridges aud fav ines
They are scarcely worthy the name Of
mountains, as they vary only from 800 to
700 fe..I in height away from the valley
Iofathe Kanawha river. Tho bottom iards
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
TrLEpRAra sroar.We insert tho ad

TELEGRAPH SToRE.W We insert the adj
verlisement Of this old and fayorite estab-
lishment. in this week : papers We are
glad % see the enterprise Of these gentle
men. Their stock 1t present, is large and
well ui.ed to this trade Messrs. Whit
ticker y Son, spare 20 pains 70 keep con.
stautly on hand, 4 full supply Of All kinds
Of Groceries. Produce, Domestics. Boots,
Shoes, Hats. Caps, &c. besides ! large
lot Of Gonfectioueries, Fraits, I&e. Their
stock Of Bacon and Whisky il unusually
large. to which they invite the atten+
ton Of person dealing largely ii that line
Their price upon every article win b
found reasonable Give them : trisl.