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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-25


qfLaquiry. The following preamble and resu-
luton ,were adopted by tue first branch of the
City Council of Baltimore, on Thursday evening
last
WEHREAs ruInorS are rife in this community,
emanating from credible sources as TO demand
proper notice setting forth that certnin directors
in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are pursn-
ing course, in their official capacity seriously
rejecting upon their colleagues in the board,
and affordng just cause to doubt the integrity
of themselves as guardians of the interests of
the city and State in this connection, viz: That
of not only becoming contractors to furnish
supplies for the road, but also engineering
through the board the disposal ofsuch contracts,
and r0tiRg them to themselves and whereas this
is a system properly prevented by legal prOVis-
ion in the management of public improvements
in Europe, and protested against by trust
worthy and honorable directors of such works
in our own country; and whereas ii is alleged
that in the furnishing Of supplies certan,di
.ors have obtained from this company rates
above those proposed by responsible parties out
OF the board; therefore, be it
ResOlCed By the first branch of the City Coun-
ell, that this IS q matter demanding a iull eN.
animation, in view o the interests of our city
in this road, and that the directors on the part
of the city be respectfully requested to inquire
into the correctness of these rumoTS and report
at the earliest convenience to the City Council
the result Of such examination, in order that
their authors may, should they prove fall9cious
be subjected to official rebuke, and ttat the
parties charged with such reprehensible con-
duct. rs directors, may, if proved guilty there
of be held fully responsible TO those they were
chosen to servo in such capacity, for SO fragrant
a violation oftrust
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-25
@. u. BROWN.

IiS MAIN STR EEE,
NEALEI in Watehss, Clocks, JeWs, Silver and Plated
- " are Fancy Goods, Ac-. &e, Nhoesale and Retail
Assent Tor the sale Of tie CELEBEAIkb AMERICAN
WATCHES, manufactured by APPLETON, 1HacH Co.,
Agent for the hl4EEllR 4 MILSuN Nv iNG MACHINES,
anhoune lis rvtgTn IRON New York with eczfltte
sortsht Of every variety q go, i ls line, which ~
he euered - prices 10 eoupett ulth any house
country Please call and examine before PURCHASING sS
zheTu. EepIr-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-25

BOLIT.yG; CLOTHS.
n RDEES Boitiuz Cloths niiei AZ the lowest e.,h
" prices - laovisl SMITH 4 GORRELL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14

PICKED Up PRpvERBs. II send you
a few proverbs, which ! have picked
up. I1fancy they. are all the coinage
of this century. Some have seen in
print, others IthaEe only heard ::
!" Fierce foes make firm friends. "
/" Halfthe glory crowns we see, are
only gilded crowns of thorns.
@Trust not always tothe brightest
= God sometimes cut his. flowers
with a very rough kife. = IN
A first class youth, brings q third
class age.n !. i 'I# .
stThe Wild oats of youth, change
into tile briers OF manhood. ~ IS
!" Life is company. Death is sol
tude. 81 |@# III j Il
!" Popularity il not love- .t.s:
1.-THE heart isl ottener better than
the head" i .1+5 t.#
4 Admiration without love, is sun
shine without rain" II :.
II Gray hares ARE the frostwork OF
age
4 The skies won't go into mourning
for our sorrows.''
The sad colored cloak of silence,
often covers tile spotted. cloths of ig-
norance.'' II Il . s@5=. | It'll ts@.
II Pleasant lies,. once sown, come
up prickles." :lx1..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
10 abtaln Frai. from Barrsa Trees.

III 1 wish to describe to yon method of
masking frnit trees bear thai 1 Numbered
onS to. Some fifteen years ago 4 had d
small apple tree that leaned considerably.
Il drove 4 stake hy il, tied string to 4
limb and fastened lit u the sake The
next year that limb blossomed FUN, and
not another blossom appeared onIthe tree,
and as Sim Bunker said, lit SIT me a
thinking" and | came 70 the CONCLUSION
that the string was 50 tight that II pre-.
vented tho sap RETURNING ID tlie roots !;
consequently, it formed fruit buds. ~,
a5couple pf pear trees that were
large enough ito bear but that had never
bIossomed, | took Il course twine, wound
itIseyeral times around the trees above the
lower limbs, and tied it as tight as +
could. The next spring allthe tpp above
The cord, blossomed as white as 4 sheet,
And there was not one blossom below
where HE cord was tied. A neighbor
seeing my trees loaded with pears, used
this method with the same result. T
have since tried tile experiment Oh sever
al trees, always with the same result. I
think tia much better way than cutting
off the roots. III early summer. say
June or July, wind a strong Irvine several
times round the tree, Or aasingle limb,
and tie il, the tighter theE better. and you
will be pleased with the result The next
winter or springthe cord may be taken of.
\ JAMES r. RUSSELL.
REMARKs-The above plan isIfsimilsr
in effect to /" ringing the grape vine. IT. r.
AK is frequently made use5of- lhy fruit
growers 10 hasten the bearing ofH young
trees. Wire is sometimes used, but i
must BE removed before the next seasons
growth, or il cuts into and defpfms The
lree Or branch ii on this account wire
will be preferable. because il congresses
the bark sufficiently. but yields ihIlength,
and finally breaks with tile Increased
growth Ameriedn Agritaltursst. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
sale Of House and Lot. !!

I'm Monday the thday OF July next, Mn.
~ der decree of the County Court Of Ka.
Eawha county, in the case Of Frances Griffin
lis. J r. Beaumont $ administrator, and others,
l Shall sell at public auction, efore the door
Of the Court House of Kanawha county, to
The. highest bidder. the. house and lot longoc-
cupied by Mrs, Frances Grifin, situate at the
upper Ferry landing, andiopposne the town
of IGharleston.4 Terms TOPPER cent cash, re-
mainder at IL, f8 and "a months equal in
stallments, with interest from date, and
boad with personal security, with lien Oil the
land for deferred pa yme MS.
ISAAC N. SMITH, Special Conn'r.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
PubliC sails.

DY virtue of Trust Deed executed by u.
I'D Frazier Hansford, for the benefit offAl4
fred A. Thornton. on the 10th .dayof Octo-
Der, 1856, ! shall as Trustee, sffer sale, for
cash, on Monday the 10Th day OF August,
1859, county Court day, in front5of the Court
House door of Kanawha county, The two fol-
lowing valuable tracts Of land, Ito-Wit. All
that tract of land lying and situate near
Coalsmouth, containing 800 acres more OF
leSs--upon which the said Alfred a. Ttprn-
ton formerly resided, and upon which the
said j.. Frazer Hansford now resides.
Also one other tract containing 81 Z acres,
more or less, lying adjacent the said 800 acre
tract. Il ft #Hf
II Which said tracts are particularly described
IN a deed of conveyance from the said Them
ton to the said H ansford, on record in The
Clerks office Of Kanawha county, book IT.,
page sec. FL
THOMAS i. BRouNs Trustee.
CHARLEsToN, May Esd, 1853. Is S 2m
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
sP ARIA AcADEMY-Lo TTERYI
vIuoLrt 'rleKt rs SO; paLsrs S.; aPAnrrns s.

Ills ORpERING TicKETs or CEErIFIcGTEs..
Enclose the money to our address for the
Tickets ordered, on feceiptof which they with
be forwarded by frstfmail. Purchases can
haaye tickets ending in any figure they NAL
designate. .s.4 ~
HI The List of ORA WIN Numbers and Ptizeg will
be sent 10 purchasers Immediately after TIL
dfawihg. ~ If
1I5J'Pdrchasers will please write their signIaE+
ture plain, and give their Post Office, County
and State. @S4 TIT n
i |pAll prizes of sl 900 and under, paid lmI
rlediately after the awing-othel prizes al
the usual time Of thirty days, r. @s II
NOTICE TO, CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by
mail, can use J. II III
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets, in sums OF Ten
Dollars, and upwards, can be sent us
!. y AT OUR RISK AND EXPENCE,
from any city or town where they have an
office. The money and order must be enclos4
ed i'm D @ ouernment Post Office Stamped En-
b tope, Of the ,Ezpsess Company cannot re i
ceive them. zt#
AN commu nications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail
ot Express, to be directed sl|sH n
ID WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Augusta, Ca.
ot WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta, GA
or WOOD, EDDY 81 CO., Wilmington, Dell
A list ofthe Numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize that
each one is entitled tp, will be published fteI
every drawing, in the following papers,
Augusta Geo. ) Constitutions list, Mobile Reg
ister,. Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly
Day Book, Richmond Dispatch, PauldingI
Clarion and New York Herald. apI 1857 iy.|
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14

kanaWha county, lnsthe month oftJ une, 1893.
The President, Directors. &
Company of the Bank Of as
Virginia, Complainants. IL f.t4
# us. ##f .E ~
Robert D.. Handy, and Eliza pH> r. =
Jane his wife, Lewis T. HI. t9sS
Irving, and Lewis RuHner, E# s~.
Defendants.
(Thelobie ofthis suit, is to subject tract
Of land, containing 5000 acres, more or less,
lying and situate on and near Elk river, IN
Kanawha county, to the payment of certain
note, executed by Robert d. Handy, OF Gin
cinnati, for STA he SOC, dated 18th Juty, 1857,
and payable to the order of Lewis Ruftner,
40 days after the date thereof, which said
note was endorsed to the Bank Of Virginia in
Charleston, by Lewis Ruffner, as collateral
security, for the payment of two certain
other notes due the Bank from said Ruffner.
The said 5000 acres, being part and parcel Of
tract, conveyed BY said Rufnerk To said
Handy, and afterwards Conveyed BY said
Handy, to said Lewis r.. III. Irving by deed
bearing dale, the 2ed day of September, 1858.
and another object Of said suit, IS to have
deed ofconveyance as fraidutents
This day came the eomplanants by eounr
sci, and on their motion. and it appearing
that The Defendants, Robert q. Handy and
Eliza Jane Handy his wife and Lewis =. H.
Irving, are nonlresi,lents of this State. Tits
ordered that the said non resident defendants,
do appear here: within one month, after due
publication of this order, and do what is nee-
essary to protect their Interests in the prem
ises. a. teste,
A. W. QUARTER, Clk.>
Rsogs I : e PSsEss. Solicitors. =.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
.SALE.-I

10y virtue ola deed Of Trust, made BY G..
ID c. Capeheart, to me as Trustee, dated
August 10th, 1856, and recorded in Kanawha
County, to secure d debt to T. b.. Taylor, !
viii sell, atPublic Auction, to the highest
bidder, for ready money, on the u $1.sE7H
27M dayfg Nay, nert, " /:
at The Court House Of Kanawha County, the
following property therein described. to-wit !:
Said Capeheart's5 slaves, Lucy and hertwo
children, John and Alice, and his real estate
at and nearsthe mouth Of Coal river, and, for
a particular description Of the property, refer
ence may be had to the said trust deed!
, ,57s ." JAMES H. BRO VIM Trustee.
1l1 March 18, 1859. 4.48 /.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
Ban PRorERrY. Some twenty year

BAD PRopERrY, Some twenty years
ago. there was an qld darkyI named Cato,
living in the Eastern part OF North Car
olina, near the mouth Of one Of The rivers
that empty iEto Pamlico Sound. Cato
was ferrymaa AT the point, and his mas
ter allowed him a certain portion Of his
wages, with an agreemanethat ia might
purchase his freedom for six hundred
dollars. He had saved up three hundred
and handed tito his master, and rejoiced
il the possession Of one-half of himself!
One night not long after, as hewas cross
ing the ferry alone, violent storm arose.
His boat was tossed about, and finally up
SGT, and Cato, after great exertien sue
eesded In reaching the shore The next
morning be presented himself with the
following inquiry n IL
i r. Massa john, \ wants u az y9u who
owns dis nigga Eff
\ HI. Why, own spne half Of you, Cato !;
you own the other1half. Rs j
VI" Well Masss. won't sou please buy
back my half?"
HgYou desire III, Cato, but what has
changed your mind SO suddenly Il
H. Jest, please hand over dem free hun
ared dollars. Come near getting drown
ded last night. Nigga property mighty
risky.,'L s#
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14

BURNED 70 DEATH WHILE MAKISGs HER
,WEDDfNG DREss--4A melancholy 5accf-
dent happened "a day Or two ago 10 4
young lady named Matilda Sawyer re.
residing in Port Jeryis. AZ. ", BY which
she lost. her1ifs. She was sitting lip en-
gagged - making her Wedding dress, by
the aid Of a light from a fluid lamp.
Finding that the fluid was nearly CON
sumed in the lamp, she attempted to fill
the lamp from the camphene can, leaving
one wick burning; but no sooner had
the light touched The fluid than II com ]
municaled to the can. which burst, scat-
tering the contents an around, and setting
FIRE to her dress. Before the fire was ex-
tingaished she was So terribly burned
that death followed shortly; after.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
RED WILD INDIAN. \.
Tobacco, Snuff, ana segar Store.
.lE< JOHN n. TAYLOR,

NZDULD respectfully inform the citizets
wv of charleston and the surround country,
that he has opened a Tobacco, Snuff, and Sc
gar Store, ID the store room in the upper end
Of the kanawha House, where will be found
all grades Of Tobacco and Segars, which he
will sell low for cash, wholesale and retail.
81 Choice brands.
Hollands Pineapple, the Iris Leaf, Luz
cullas1 Silver Leaf, Leeomte and Patona
Brands Of Lynehburg, Harris Louisa Light
Pressed, Rough and Ready, Fig Leaf, Platfs
Half Pound, Ne Plus Ultra, and Pearson's
Best, Moor's Buck Eye.
Pure HaTana and Principe Segars.
Thebest,L ynchburg Smoking Tobacco. A
general ASSORTMENT of Pipes, Stems, Snnff &c.
His motto is quick Sales and small Profits ~
Give him a'call, and We are sure Won will, he
pleased. >446 ID
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
Wagon, and Blacksmith Shop.

Wagon, and Blacksmith Shop,
TsHE ubscriber informs the inhabitants Of
y Coal 5 Mouth and vicinity, that he still
continues to carry on the Wagon Making ant
Blacksmithing business, in all their differena
branches. He is prepared TO furnish his cus..
TONERS with a neat. good and substantial
w agen; his materials are Of the best quality,
ana ne is conAdent his work will bear inspee-S
non, as It IS done either by himself, Or under
is immediate inspection. I
MI .4 JOHN OVERSHINER. i
[. GoAL's Mourn, Feb. %, 1853. I3.44
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14

BENEFfr or \ R AMY OAR Rosey,
said an.affeetionate young lady, 40 YOU
think twill be fine to-morrew e.
Resale, thinking she wished ito be
fine, replied, Yes.
I'm be 50 put put il It is fne. said
Bessie, ash want To 90 visiting
Why. Rosey. where I'm going g the,y
have splendid dinness, and such GONNA !
ny and il it rains must stop to dinner
and dry my clothes, and then maybe
they'd send some young gentleman home
with nae. You see now, don't youA?'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14

How RI HAPPEsED.--0ld Jenny O..
lad Tie misfortune 10 be very badly de-
formed i his head was turned over his
left shoulder, his right foot turned entire
lyround, heeFin mont and his left foot
turned toe lin, One day, while lie was
ip company with some eight 81 Ten oth-
ers. standing in front Of che Lacon
House. in 3D. B., NJ, IA stranger, after
cycling him for sometime, walkedto him,
and asked him f.Rwhat was the cause 81
sthis strange deioFn.ity ~
Il Il. We'll, sir r. Gags old Jenny, Y il
come just in this way: Years ago. /
was an old line Wing and when that
party disbanded.1 | tried to follow ii
ihsoagh aIlits various isms.to the present
day (then, striking an attitude which
made his taformities look even worse
than they really were, be added y and
now, sir. you can see the consequences. !"
lon can imagine 4 roar Of laughter that
followed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
ar. SupFRs.rrr1oNs ExAslINEp.

IOLp aSuPERsTrTIoNs EXAMINED. A
child Will grow lip prond if suffered
ID lookHin a mirror while less than a
year old. /.
Possibly but the danger is much
greater alta more advanced age.
The growing Of q hen indicates ap.
preaching disaster.
This appears 10 Be warning against
female oratory.
]. Buttening q coat awry, or drawing
on stockings with the inside out,
causes matters to go wrong during
the day.
OF course-it goes wrong with the
coat and the stockings. There's moth,
ing oracular in that. If
I 10 rock, a cradle when empty is in:
furious tosthe child.
The child is ottener injured by be-
ing rocked while in it. L.
He who proposes removing into q
new house must send in beforehand a
new broom and some bread. Il Il.
The more he sends in the better, in
respect ofproyisions and furniture
No doubt |of that. 81.
When amouse gnaws,a gown some
misfortune may be apprehended. II
. No-the misfortune has already
happened. IS. |I
If a child be brought into a cellar
when less. than.tWelye months old, be
fearful.
IA dark cellar will brighten ia child
!ofalmost anysage. WE. I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14

The syccEss oF RAREr.-Mr Rarey,
after performing before the royal family
Al Berlin. has gone on 10 St. Petersburg
where his hands have been kept quite
full. Onthe 10TH he gave performance
before the Emperor and his family and
two Of his brothers, besides several prin-
cesand princesses- The first subject was
ahorse who had Kicked his box to pieces
and killed his groom. and MI. Rarey ex-
hibited him after \ few days training as
obedient as q cirehs horse, and ready to
obey orders, which were given him from
the other end Of Tile riding school. The
second wasa wild, Eanbrokep, entire horse,
from the steppes of Russia, and ne. too,
was completely subdued in SO short q
time that the Emperor bot only publicly
expressed his qualification, but ordered a
report to be published in the papers.-
The illustrated Lnndon News fsays that
Mr. Rarey has finally concluded arrange.
msats with the Horse Guards to teach
The, British cavalry. and returns FOR that
purpose 10 London on the LIST Of june.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
sHEPPARD's All
Oriental Preventive 10
CONCEPTION. ].

y WARRANTED TO NEVER FAIL.
NI0TIGE-Ladfes who do not wish amin.
IN crease Of family, may rely on this ss a
sure and certain preventive. Whole pack
age IS: half package 81: extra Sns Sc.
Sent secure from OBSERVATION oIany past 8.
the United States BY mail on receipt ofs the
money Address, Us. SHEPPARDS Il
d febl-yl Box 2t43, Cincinnati, Ohio. !
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j THE Way THEY DO 1T.--s Adeline<

.# The Way THEE DO i'm. - Adeline&
all, Adeline Il III
Well, hoss.'. at Il
Dost thou love me Delight Of
my soul, tell me, dost thou y rs. i,
sOh, hevingE! Don't / 3
And wilt thou they have me fair
When, Willie, wher r with in
usual eagerness
Tomorrow, sweet one, to n
row I
{ Good gracious /! Iwon't do moth :
ing else q IL f.I% j Il II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14

"a BEAUTIFUL INcrDENr.- "A naval
officer being at sea in storm, his
wife, who was sitting in the cabin
near him, and filled with alarm for.
tile safety Of the vessel, was 30 sur-
prised at his serenity and composnre,
that she cried out
r. My dear, are you not afraid !!
How is il possible yon1can be % calm
id such a dreadful storm ?n
He rose from.ll chair, dashed it
10 the deck, drew. his sword, and
pointing it at the breast Of bis wife,
exclaimed 54
!" Are You afraid +" j &
! She Immediately ansWered \ No."
!. II Why ~ said the officer.
& Because, \ 1ejeined the wife, 81
know this sword is id the hands of
my husband, ard be loves me too well
to hurt me- .lEftg
fsThen, 4 said he, 81 know in whom
I believe, and that lie who holds the
winds in his fists and the waters in
the hollow of llis hand is my Father y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
| LJMBER!. LUMBERi!

HAVING purchased the entire interest in
LII the Saw Mill at Coalsmouth, shall be
at all times prepared to fill orders for lumber
OF every description at the shoTtest notice,
and shall keep on hand an assortment of sea-
soned 7lumher. Those wishing to purchase,
will id we'll to.give me call. s. u 81
WIN. III. WEBB.
Jan. ID, 1859. If 81
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
PHILADELPHIA

III
g es.aes'gnse sy ses.
eiat enao y J9r re Is,'et fsf sfsk
e"a 1.saIess = ., sg.' 41i.a s ,e
Iaeat ana Gp'aemHsc disearsf.
Ira ,iE no WARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
tie awful destruction 81 huHan Il rs. eans.
ed by Sexnal disease, and the 5Ieceptions prac-
Used upoa the unfortuTae victims of sueh
disease by Ouacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon as q GIIARITA-
BILE ACT worthy oil Their name, ito npen .
Dispensary fol- the treatment ofifis class Of
disease in aILtheir forms, and to give NEE:
CAIIsrAD VICE GRATIS, 10 all who apply By.
letter, with descriptionof their condition,
Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &c. and iii
cases Of extreme poverty. to FURNISH MED.
ICINES PRE- OF CHARGE. Its neediesa,
to add that the ASS. eiailon conmaads Ga
highest Medical skill of the age IId viii fnrns
ish tilg most approved modern treafnet,t. "a
The Directors Of the Association. In their
Annual report upon the treatment or se1na
Diseases, express The highest satistacion viii
the success which has attended fhe isbors 81
their Surgeons in the cure of SpeTuaiofrhosa.
Seminal Weakness. Gonorihea. GIe.t Gynhis.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14

!" Yoh look, /" said ali Irishman to j
pale haggard smoker. sas il you had col
out Of your grave to light your cigar.
and couldn't find your way back again. z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14

The numsers from to- $4,000 corresponding
with those numbers on the tickets printed on
slips oftpapeft are encircled with
small tin tuhesand placed ih one wheel. h 4
The first $50 Prizes, similarly printed and
encircled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rtydlved, and num-
Der is drawn fromthe wheel of Numbers, and
at the same time u Prize is drawn from the
other wheel The number and prize drawn
out are opened ana exhibited to the audience,
and registered BY the Commissioners: the
Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation is repeated until the
Prizes are drawn out. IS I'LL i
AFRRoxIMATlon PRIzEs.-Tht two proceed
ing and the two succeeding Numbers to those
drawing. the first $ Prizes wiHbe entitled 10
the 48 "A approximations Prizes. For exam
pie: if TieBet No, 1880 draws the $50 600
Prize those Tickets Numbered 1928, I II 9,
El125f. ,lil 252 will each be entitled to 5000
IfTicket No. $50 draws the $4,000 Pflze
those tickets numbering 5ls, $40, ST., 552,
will each be entitled to $3.50 and SO on ac-
cording TO The above scheme. + '5.1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
u1odon Hotel,
Z IA IDUDDING q, ProprietoIl

WINFIELD, PUTNAM co VA.
y,r,tIIs establishment has lately been taken
n charge BY Md, and has been thoro-
,,rb,x refllIted Ifer the accommodation Of trav
eiers and lboarders His table IS well sup
plied with all the market affords. his staoling
IS excellent and he4has plenty o. GIaln and
Hay for horses. His Servants are ailenlIVe .
In fact, it's just such House as mas oeeq i4ns
needed at that place. Pricts mode.s ~ .s--slss
him Il call sol
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next month.