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ss0N AIRED ASSOCIATION.
pIIIIADELUHIA.

brucyo,ut Institution. established by special Gu.
dnNmrrt it the rrlici 81 the sirh and ds.
ursscI, afhictcd with vltutrut aud
epidemic diseases.
The Howard issorialiou. in view OF the awful icA
tmr,ion olhuman life, caused by Sexual diseases, and
the irccptiuns ]rIactiscd uTOn TIE uuloltUnatc Victims Of
surh di,r,srs by QuaCks, several years ago directed their
t'nrsulfiue Surgeon. asa CHARITABLE I worthy nj
Their name to open u DSIchsaIy for the Treatment "ithis
class oI diseases, in all thciT forms, nId 10 iiNr Medical
advice GRATIS, t0ail who Apply by letter WIN adcs
rIiution Of their condition, Gage. occupation, habits ui ir
AZ, \ and In Eases at extreme poverty, Ia llENISlI
yEnuISES FREE OF CHARGE. II is LCcdlcss i"aid
that the Association comma ndS The highest hrdl'"l NhIO
of the age and wall mrnish tue most approved hIOdcri
treatment.
The Directors. on review Of the past, feel assured
that their lahors IN this sphere III benevolent enoIt, haNt
becn of great benefit to the afflicted. ctpcclaHy 10 th'
ynung. and they have resolved 10 devote themselves
with renewed zeal. To this very important but much des
pissed cause. -
lust published by the Association, a Report on Srerm'
trTrhaa. or Seminal Weakness, the Wee 81 onahlsIh
M,sturlatiOn or SclfAbnsc, aud other Diseases OF tn'
sexual d raus, by the Consulting surgeon, which VIII "
sent by mail, Gin a sealed letter enNelOie') FREE w
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage =
Other Reports aud Tracts on the nature aud treatment o
sexual diseases, diet, &c, are constantly being puhll'he,
Inr rtatuitous distribution. and VIII be sent TO The ahlriei
some of the new rrmed cs aud methods OF Treatment
discover ed during the last year, are Of great value
Address, lot Report OF treatment. Dh' :. shiLLiN
IIOuGnroN Acting Surgeon, Howard hssOclauoh' M
2 south Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Va.
By order OF the Directors.
Ezra II HEARrWELL, President.
Gao. FAIncHitD d, Secretary.
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= - .
1owe journal.
puGLIsnEp EVERY THURSDAY EVENING AZ
Two DOLLARS PGR ANSuM'
SEVENTEEN YEAR LOCUSTS,

A prophecy, made a short lIn'
since, that the seventeen year locus's
would make their appearance inc
coming Summer in a large NUMBER .,
,hc Southern States, has occaS'nncu
some alarm among the people Of those
iocnlltjes. Farmers naturally in'er
thntthe crops and every green ir'nS
nro destined to BIO destroyed lhry
will DO graliicd to learn that there Is
no occasion for their apprchcn7IonS'
even though the locnsts should come
upon them in swarms.
In Jacger's "Lilc Of North Amer
con Insects" u work recently pun
lishcd, is n brief sketch Of the history
and habits of this species OF locust III
which the assertion that they make
their appearance only once IN seven
teen wears, is pronounced erroneous
cs well as that they are destructive to
vegetation. The writer states lha'
Inc has observed them yearly for TWEEN
ty.seycn years though there is "A great
difference in their numbrr IN different
wears. Tho same /, true OF other in
sccts, particularly rose bugs, Some
years we are overloaded with them,
and again in others there are scarcely
any. Yet there are instances where
che locusts have been observed IN the
same place only after an interval OF
several years, perhaps seventeen
while during this interval they have
been ycry abundant in other local.
ties. They are, however, seen yearly
none place or another, With regard
to the notion that these insects are
very destructive to vegetation, the
writer asserts that they are harmless.
he says:
"Thcy cannot be cIasscd among the
injurious insects, for they cannot d"'
your our vegetables and fruits IIkr
other insects, because they have no
mouril; and, as has been SAID before,
they suck with their shouts only the
dcw Of leaves for their nourI,hmrni,
during the two short months OF ihr,r
existence in their perfect form. Even
in their subtcrranran abodc, during
the condition Of larvae, although feed.
ing upon the roots OF several plants,
their injury to vegetation Is very TT.
fling
Should these lo,usts make their ap
pcarancc as predicted, the farmer,
will have an opportunity Of testing
the correctness Of the latter statement
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Taken up by p. l.. Roberts. residing in
pi.tric, No. &, one Bay Filley, has no white
sJont her. no brand, hare foo;ed. supposed
TO be three year, old. about lihoni' . niche
high, spprsiscd 90 he 10Th dsy OF Apt,i, lS'o
JOHN I. SLATER, RI. 90.
nar, 10 IA.
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a.. "a. E'R Es VI ElE.,

Very thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article IN cabinet Inrnl-
rurc at the shortest notice, either OF hl2 own
manufacture or e factory work. lie is de-
tcrmIncd that no one shall undcrsclI him or
rive more inducements for custom. Any
article Of his own make that does not prove
to be- suci, as he sells it for may be returned
,., his hands
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IMPORTANT TO
" A Es W IL Es $

10 Farmers who are suffering from The
ravHgcs Of HOG CHOLERA We are no"
prepared to supply them with u
Pyepen'oti,o md CHre
which comes highly recommt ndcd' beng 'he
result Of an investigator by scientific per'oDe
selected for that object in New YORK. bulnE
in bulk, it can be supplied in my 1nan,ly
either to the farmer or dealer. TO me lhttef
we offer inducements which will make 1t 10
his interest to keep it.
All orders will be promptly filled by ad.
dressing BEECH T. HUNTER, wholesale
mud Retail Druggists, No. 80, Market Street.
Nashville. May ~, 'HS' u
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COFFiNS FURNISHED

UUFFINO FVNN IOITEU
at all TIMES as chcap as any other person VIII
furnish them, aud on the shortest notice, and
sent TO any portion of the country without
extra Charge. HIS horse that he keeps for
such purposes is wei, known and cannot be-
surpassed in point Of gcntlcncSs in any
country.
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
GsfNlNd.r1tU co.
No. 6, College Sirrc;. nrnr Giurch,

NASHVILLE, TENN.
We have opened an extensive Seed and
Agricultural Store, aud shall devote our cN-
elusive attention to this branch Of the busI-
ness, and purchasers can rely upon being
supplied with fresh seeds, and the most ap-
proved kinds Of implements and machines
Our Garden Seeds are from D.. Landrcth s.
Sons House, and all are the growth Of l-j~;
our Field Seeds are selected with care and
arc warranted to gcrmlnnic.
SEEDS.
Clover. Timothy, clean and stripped, Blue
Grass, Orchard Grass, Herds Grass, Millc,,
Hungarian Grass, Musquit, Ossagc Orange,
Perennial. RvcGra,s. And Il full assortment
of Garden Seeds. by pound and prrer.
CUNNINGHAM u co.
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NASHVILLE FOUNDRY AND MA
CHINE SHOP.

The undersigned is prepared TO execute all
kinds Of Iron Work, either wrought or cast,
Steam Engines, Water Wheels. Mill Gear.
ing. Agricultural Implements, Iron Fronts,
Mills of all kinds, Iron Railing, Ornamental
Iron Work of every yariety-such a., yeran.
dahs. Fencing, &c. We would call par,ic.
ular attention to this department. as We have
a most extensive assortment Of patterns Of
T. NJ. BRENNAN,
81 College St Nashville. Tenn.
Feb3 W"
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MACHINES AND lMPLIAIENTS-
Thrc,hers, Rcapcrs, Straw Cutters, Corn
Shc,crs, Fan Mills, Corn aud Cob Crushcri,
Churns, Scythrs, cradles, hoes, hcorsc and hand
Rakcs, Mlilers', Garrett & COtiman, Peacock
& Bainloy's Steel Plows, Avry's Cast ! lows.
CENENT.-llydraulIc Cement, Plaster
Paris, Land Plaster. & c.
Feby3l CUNNlNGHAM& co.
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MARBLE MONUMENTS.
nj BA X t. Il.
on Depot street, hiiuuinGt the RucN"i Factory,
WuriscG-DOrO, nchn.,

He Is prepared TO Gil orders for any kindcl
Monuments, at the shortest notice and on the
best He is thankful Iortllc patronage
he has heretofore received, aud Respectfully
snlicItsa continuance of the same. lie war
rants his work to he AS good as any that can be
purrhnscd IN the country, aud prices lower
than here or at Nashville. You whohavc
friends resting in the silent grave, can here
find n monument that will show where they
Inc and keep them fresh in your memory
w. j. Sp.A'H"Eh.as, Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
NIor q 19I7
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WHAT THE PRESS SAY.

They have u magnificent asso' tmrnt OF Hooks ard have
prepared themselves with imrumrrablc ELEGANT GINS To
be- distributed among then troupe Ul hicuds and custom
ctsa at large -LALI SIS.
Not uul, may . selection br made Of any choice work,
but with It the purchaser issurE Ia receive some article
OfJrwclf, which In many cases, proves quite valuable
IAtT. DAILY INCHNNCL.
They make no promises that arc not performed strictly
Ia the letter, AMI by thus purc,ually oanceling their obi
ratlnHs, have "a neil the egtirr confidence NJ not only OH
citizens, but the country abIOad.-hALT. PABiIr.
A young lady aCguaiut me ulTus %Tnrchtscl for ST.
liuok al this establishments. = rw days since, AMI ne.
rciyed a double cisrl told Watch, valued al Que hnniicd
d~uilaTs.-lALI. e. ppEl
The success which attends the Gin Hook House Of
McssIs. u. T.. HuNI 4 60. has ~ p~Ircedcnts H. tie an-
nails Of Gilt Entci nses-nEPuHLICA AND AHCus-
Call aud see them. anil our word for II, you will not re
gTrt your Visit--lWA1Cn hall
The inducements to the southern aud Western people
To- make their ]purohtses from MessIs. lIuyT n To. are
much greater Than can he Offered by any hOGse Of the kind
IN the country. Freight tom baltimore TO any soLthem
point is less. AID the Immense utder business done by
his firm is a guarantee Of their fulGllmeui Of all promises
-Familv Journal.
IL is, I'M moral. getting hooks for nothing ,nl being
paid TO take them avay.-Eleyator.
Al orders will be PROMPTLY and imrarfisuy hled' snd
for yanlel within one day amer being received. The rlis
In all cases will sccompany the lioJSs, VITA a written
certificate to the person sending the order.
Remember, no gifs distribntcd 81 less
value than so cts. or more man SloO.
Address
IL. T.. HOYT a CO.,
No. Al pal,,tnore ST. Baltimore, Md.
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And ali others whose business will enable them. arc re-
~surctELIy solicited to BECOME Ouk AGENTS. my
person can, by collecting e few clubs, obtain a valuable
collection oi iuOhs ina -h0lt iiur, wIihuut any actual
cost, save u few moments leisure time.
We have Agcutz In an pats nlthc country, who, besides
supplying themselves with ydlu1h," hhrarIcs. are Irdlti
ius handsome profits hUm the sale oI Cuts, accompany lug
their books.
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GEORGE GRTIG
~ksangcr,n Nnticc.

IurOLEsALE ard Retail Con;etiion,r, sba D.Au,,, /,
w Fsrfisn VIM, ileg'f'' Anihe SIs, Mo-. 81 q -
t-aiqn street. Nas.svile. IeEn. Tango "
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N'IT' TTNTEN = Y I, NVVTtTITV.
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
VIRGINIA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 9, 1859. no. Isl
What law I the supreme INV oftho vbole

What law ? the supreme law of the whole
Countryside constituiion1of the United
States-and that constitution guarantees
the sovereignty Of the several States -
A citizen of Virginia orof South Carolina
emigrates to one Of the territories. He
carries his slaves along with him. He
takes up hislresidence, and determines to
remain permanently there. 1t is true he
has gone of, and is no longer literally q
citizen Of South Carolina Or Virginia.
But he has taken with him a germ or one
Of the institutions Of the State whence he
Eenigrated: and, knowing ha has the right.
under. the constitution Oh the United
States, he means to transplant that germ
in the territory which be Has chosen for
his future home. Will hot his native
State or the State be has lust left, South
Carolina or Virginia, look upon him as
in some sense her representative in that
territory Will tie State not watch him
in his progress and see with what success
he meets in establishing himself in the
territory with his slaves And when
Congress sees him set upon, and bis
property about to be taken from him by
the g squatters," and interposes the arm
Of the Federal Government, presenting
the constitution of the United States as
his shield, ask, if then and there the
rights Of a sovereign Statei ii not maintain
ed, in the protection of thRtlman's slave
property? 1t is impossible to answer
otherwise than with an emphatic AFR
native.
/ repeat it this doctrine is no ahsttae-
ton. It embodies1 living, breathing,
practical principle. Aud the Democracy
Of the South should not allow it to be
crawled around, jumped over, shufHed
Of, or lodged in any way IN the Conyen-
ton at Charleston. Everylman who as
pires to the nomination should be made
to face the music. Governor Wise. has
had the boldness, the candor and the
courage toaadvance this doctrine, and to
urge it with characteristic ability and ar
dor upon the Democratic party Of The
country. He is no compFomise man -
He won golden opinions throughout the
North by His fearless, manly and indie
pendent opposition to the Lecompton
constitution because he considered it nn-
supported by the ayowed approval of the
people. He convinced iRe world Mfn
that he had nerve 10 do what he thought
right, regardless ofeonseqhences 10 linn
self, and in despite of the demonstrates
of friends or the threats Of foes. He3has
non proved, (and to the SAD discontinue
Of his enemies) that he Is still as true to
the South as to The North, and to the
North as 10 the South, when right and
Justice and the constitution are to be .car.
| ried out. The people should make him
President rext and believe they will
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Msistellann.
For the Kanawha Valley Star.
The Artist.
EY gonN. D. wELLMAN.

The American people. according 10 a
distinguished writer, have been called al
'fp.eedanieal people" And We believe
that time will take the news To England.
and other foreign countries, that Ameri-
can people are Q eminendy artfsticqt,. 4 r.
Only look at the proceedings of Benja-
min West; he labored, toiled and used
the strongest arm Of industryfto make ant
presented TO the eyes Of nations
the ambition Of American people I'D per-
forming feats in painting. And such
will be the case with all the artists oil the
United States, until a host Of names will
sd abroad on the wings of some fairy, to
be honored to the end Of time.
y Oh see the works of Greendugh !;
there man clad III ruffan style, is /" res
cuing his wife and child from the muir
defous feIocity Of a North American Int
dian" See the savage trying to smother
an innocent child and mother with, 4
blanket, while the man with the power Of
a Hercules snatches him to The gropnd.
With his muscles tough as bands of iron,
lie masters the savage that clinches the
tomshaWk with delight to spill the brains
OF the white man. 1t is through the
works Of Greenough, that this picture
will be handed down to the latest posteri-
TIL, who can look back and see what
the Anglo Saxon done with the savage.
BY the aid of the artist, ancient things
are painted before our, minds in their pure
| lie and activity. a
Some writer has said that + ever since
Giotto was the friend Of Dante Petrarch,
and Boccaceio, artists have been the com.
panions and friends of literary men, and
Ethat conpanionship, beside giving slim.
illus to the imagination, and strength t.
1.-the intellect, has been falling
fountain of pleasure" And / will add,
that If it was not for artists, the hoary.
headed patriots of our land would b
deprived Of the privilege of seeing them
selves as they were when young. T
Oh, it seems that if was an old man
crowned with the blossoms Of age, snil
ii ing over ny grave, would like to have
| d number Of my portraits 70 lock at t
brighten up my spirits-I would like Y
see how / looked when blooming infant
in the crsdle I would like TO see how
looked when ! approached the age o
i twenty-one assuming the air of q man
III would like to See how Hooked when
/ approached the age Of thirty, in the prim'
i Of life, with muscles developed, andteye'
i colored with ambition; SEQ how / de
creased in body and likeness fromstha
thine On down until my feet would totte
linear the grave. and the cane of old ag'
Iwould keep me from falling.
i CATLETTsBuRG, Ky.rl
i July 18th, 1859. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
IAN Honest Nillless.

+ A genuine Irishtnan often turns his wit
to good account in the Witness box J, and
answers the questions Of Hbar and bench
without giving much light on the ques-
ton at issue. The following is a case
from the Philadelphia E1,Eh american !,
Some Of the drollest things that ever
present themselves 10 the notice ofreport-
ers, are the efforts made by lawyers to
draw the testimony they desire from re-
factory or stubborn Witnesses. We saw
a Milesian gentleman upon the stand the
other day, who fairly bothered one Of the
shrewdest lawyers in Philadelphia. The
dialogue that opened up was as follows :
"Mr. O'Dailey,l where do you live p
"In Clinton street. yer honor"
n "tAnd which way doeS Clinton street
run 2" III /,
"Lengthways, SIR
/ (Which way is that, North or South p
eff you stand on the upper end, itruns
South, sir /; if you stand at1the lower end
itruns NORTH EE
"Then you mean TO say it runs North
and Southl?" HI
eyes, sir; provided yda stand midway
betweenfthe ends!'' He g S
"AndE what is the. width Of Clinton
street, Mr.. O'Dailey ?" II
"From side to side. id you mean?'
Eyes what is the width from side to
side ga 8
''Well, as near as Glib come To n, j
Ills Just the distance frompn side walk t
the other Itmay be, but I'd not tak,
my Bible oath oft" II
With whom do you reside Mr.
! O'Dailey ?"
with the man I board with"
sand who is he 2"
do you know Dennis Mike Dennis
the butcher ?'ii
II havn't that honor.
s.Then how can you know who I boar
with q,
'Do you mean to say you board will
! Dennis %
can i'll didn't, why should Than,
his wife two dollars every Saturday nigh
--barrin the last one ?''
i The Magistrate informed Mr.. 0sDaile
that be might leave thenstahd. He di
SO, and with a look ofIWisdom worth
Solomon himself.
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July 18th, 1859.

Al Boy wIrH HoRSs.-The Kinds coun-
IL [ Miss) Gozette gives an account Of q
negro boy in that region. 8 years old.
who has horns ON his head like as.young
devil The horns are said to be three
inches long. 10 project from the head
aboyeteach'ear. and 10 interfere consider
ably with wearing ahat. They arg stiff
and hard, but not fiinty, as are the horns
&c 4 auadrupede.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

RATHER SINGuLAR.- The body Of q
Railroad conductor recently drowned in
Shrewsbury Pond. Vermont, was found
in rather 81 singular manner. Some
quicksilver was put ID a Loaf Of brown.
bread, and the latter placed 10 Che water,
Immediately it startedso off like live ami
NAL, against strong current Of wind
and waves, and went as fast as soma
men who followed ii could row boat
It'll II come % where he body Has found.
which was sixty feet unRef water and
thare sf0nna3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
rnR
'8ana66 UaIIfb STIR L
THE !

JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Having lately been. fitted Up, the propri-
etors are now prepared to execute, in SUI
perb styles, all kinds Of Plain and Fancy
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
Special attention paid to the printing
of BLASEs of every description, an as
sortment of which viii be Kept constantly
on hand. T
PROFESSIONAL, VISITING AND WEDDING
CARDS NEATLY ExKcuTEp.
Orders from ! distance viii receive
prompt attention.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
..A.afI.l!..p....
From the Southern Literary Messeng
81 MY Powhatan Pipe.
sY sonN EsTEN COOKE, ESQ

BY john EsTEN COOKE, ESQ. i.
You may talk IDS you please Of your snowy
A MeerSehautn- KE
OF your jewell "a Chibopque, Ikea lily III bloom,
of amber-mnuthed Hookah, and NaTgie fine,
But water they are TO the best of good wine,
i Bymy Powhatani Pipe.
Ills rude in design, and so dusty and dark
That q star in black midnight, 's8tae glimIner-
ling spark.
Pm poet you see and the praises sing,
fmy Powhatan Plpe+7
/ smoke ONLY South Side tobacco, but hold, ).
Its perfume more sweet than the pastiile Of
You put ON YOUR Shiraz or richsLatakie--s
Az suits not your taste, may be--yet il sqits
mes
III my Powhatan Pipe. IS
.4F sa q. NsL4-4--4z-1Eztt77-z
Sure You know where the honest old pipe had
0nlthe soil Of Virginia. the Garden 81 Earth
She has glittered with Jewels the brightest
ahd best
Above ali, She proauaea--let it stand fur the
test
Ny Pouhatan p ipe.
I'll If Il # -A-=t5S VI
Why NOT IT'S the soother Of pain and Of
gloom 1SE31A
FITS odour the gardens Of Gul in their bloom !!
Far sweetef than Lubin, on Nottar Of rose, III
Is the scentof the aosegay Mai bushes and
!.l glows,
What friend is more true i--amS rich, am |
- n door 4 u ~ ii ss T #S III < E4
The world may derde me--y you Smile as be-
4E3 fore II ~ aF ftt.
In sunshine and storm, you are still by my
If side, ga~ N II
MY csmiort5and solaee my JOY and my pride,
n My Powhataa Pipe i
And woman !--alas! tits o world fult oil
4 II change: IL
The heart that once loved us, how altered and
strange
But no !--She comes forth from The furnaceo t
H tBwo,
Doubly strong, doubly pure, with her brave
heart a-glow III
Like my Powhatan Pipe.
My old and true cemrade! give yop this song
.'Tislittle for one whom I've cherished so long
But To Ike; IT. and welcome land ever be near
My pleasure to heightenJ my sorrows 70 cheer
Il si Honest EPowhatan Pipe.
A lid when am gone from thelight OF the sun
And history tells of the deeds have done
Let the pen Of the writer declare in The end.
This gentleman never deserted friend, II 7
.TI OR his Powhatan Pipel
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
TO THE PUBLIC.
QUARRIER y GILLIsON,
attorneys at Law
PRACTICE IN KANAWHA COUNTY. Tatt.
Atldress--sKanawha G. H., Va. TAI

!, !, rtsuER u. w. ENGLfsH.
I, LAW AND JUSTICE. III
~ II FISHER and j. w. ENGLISH hav-
I'll. inc entered into partnership, for the
~ Inosa III practicipg LAWN the counties of
Wsso, I nd putnam, will regularly attend the
Circuit, Quarterly and Monthly Courts OF
those two counties, and will pay every atten-
ton tSlusiness entrusted to their care.
1 one N the other Of the firm will always be
fon,,d at1 theirso in Point Pleasant and
nneg6rthe other will regularly be at the Put
nam County Courts.
Ps. Pl asant, Dec. IL, n37yl EI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

On OF TAR.-A Consumptive man in
Portsmouth, says the NoEfolk 4ygas, who
used many remedies without relief was
advised 70 take the oil Of Tar, and acted
accordingly. He was considered 4 per-
fectly hopeless case, but the tar oil cured
him completely. He is now hale. and
hearty. We have heard of other remark
able cures BY this simple aud cheap rem
adS3% I'M nj
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
leaih a Indee Nash.

Hon. John w. Nash, Judge Of the
Circuit Courtof Petersburg distriet, died
at his residence near Powhatan Court
House, on Sunday night week.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
REMOVAL.

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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

Our files by the steamer Moses Taylor,
at New York, contain some interesting
news, which we subjoin .A
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ALL THE FAsHIoK. -++Rice straw, or
Leghorn hats, without ahy trimming are
the fashion at Paris asme Of them cost
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