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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
NO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER


In called for bi the necessities Of the American people
than aud safe care for folor and Aguo Such rem
eds eunh td 20 offer, with perfect certainty
that will eIadcao tue disaso and with assurance iuun
ged ga proof that no harm can arise om Us use ia amy
gha which protects om proyonts thus disorder must
Be uf Immense service w the communities In which u pre-
walls prcueafon Is better cure, FOR The patient
apes the nk which he must violent attacks n this
baltfui distennur. 1his " CUHE uxpgs the miasmaic
Vt Fever and Ague from the system and preveas the
development &C the disease II taken tia first approach
vt rs promouiiUy symptoms II Is MT only the hest
edy ever yet discovered for This class Of complaints but also
brings within the rearh every body; and m bilious dis
os, whore Fever end Ague prevails every body should
have und use Vt and II freely both or and
cctinn u H. hoped s price will placo 4 within The
reach Of nhe poor as well A. the RI n great SUPPORT
nry Of t remedy any other discovered for the
speedy and certain OF ntemttents Is that contains
no Qunne or mineral consequently u produces qninsm
or utnar inu effect whatever npon tho c5nittutOn
Those cured byt ae left as healay n they had never
had tho diaenBe. n
Fever und Agnc auno the consequence Or the mia
matte p0isOnl great variety Of dsners arise from is
rritatou among which Nentulgia RI eunatism GOut
Headaches Hludnoss Tputhache, BsTaehe, Cptarh Ash-
ios Puia in the Dowslt Conc Paralks g. and DeIango
Of the stomach, all Of which, when originating this
put the Intermittent type, or hecnwe periodical
This "CURE" Crpels the poison from The blood aud
quently them all ako tts an iuvaluub protection
miemnts and psiepns tNyeng Temporarily residing
lite maarious districts. II taten occasionally daiiy
white exposed the infection that will be roted
the system and mot accumulate sucic quantity
rpen into disease. Hence Il y valuable for pro-
lection than cure aud w will sueI from utermt-
tents II they avail th Cs Of the protection this
| dY affords. H..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
MORNING LEADER oFgIoR,

Hay R3,onI4 O0y9 20 OOIwater-E Eastn Ylbbn III 25
Do baled tron % - Sandy Ifd Cemnt f5y1 "
Hops.......-.SHb 90 lAWhte Lime ...... ID W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OF9sH-Ass1>
" Lahe Navigation, the Proprietors .&t N
Bufaio TO Chicago seven frst-class A Hll4as
/ screw steamers, Of great strength and speed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
CHERIBF'S SALE-PURSUANT

hll . DAl1Es- u AN L
~ the command Of order Of sale issued ON the
Cont Of Common PLEAS Of Cuyahoga county the suit OF
Jonathan W. Koty PHI, against owen H. Kelly others
defendant, (t being ruceeing IN purthlOn,) to me
deC cd snail Offer for sale at public auction at the door
Of the Court House (corueT U Seneca aud Champun Sts
the city Of Cleveland ia i'd county the 9Th day OF
November 1859 at o'clock P. NJ Of said day. the i9ow
ing described real eshte wit Situate in the City OF
Cleveland IL the County Of Cuyuhoga and State Of Ohio
being lot No. three 3) in William Cases subdivision Of
LOIS Nos 41 4 and l2 said lot being thirty feet front
Lake street. hnd running beck HUNDRED and eight feet
rect. AppIasedsi a Sl50G0 Also, To- l7l and
said lo qer deducting the dover estate Of Hannah B.
assigned therein in John NJ WrOseys sub iivisun
OF City lots. numbered from 4 to ls of the orgnfl al
lOment Of the Vlies Clev land, and undrd north
" In front by Ohio reet nOrtheasery by lot no.
souhens erv in rear by Gardener lauo and souwesery
by Ot l13 and IL fifty 10 width and hundred feet in
deptn Said III appraised $50 go said resdn-
AIRY interest in said lot III appraIs S2437 The dow
efuerest lot ia will be sold akng complete title
10 said lot ID. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
BISoHGM HovEY, PINS At,ys, cctl;255
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a CURE WARRANTEp.

COUNTRY INVALIDS
Persons in any part OF the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their So with
remittance for medicines &c,
address DI; AMOS SON. corner Msin and Quay.sts.
Iuffaln N v lanfl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
Rraakllh'l IhisErltY.

But few have Ii Ii their power to
dosBo much good 81 evil as printers
W. know they all glory in Dr. FsASki
lin is father, and are wont to men,
ton Iii name with veneration, Hap.
py wonld II besfor this If they would
read the following with q resolution
ID ifnitafeit 's7sg Is
soon after bis establishment ID
Philadelphia, Franklin was offered 4
piece Il publish III bis heFspaper
being very busy, he begged the gem
tlernah would leave il for considera.
ti0n. The next day the author called
and asked bis opinion Of il. Frank
lid replied q.
my, Sir, I am sorry to say that
lsthink it highly scnrrilous and de-
fAmstory. Being at 4 loss, on &c.
count of my poverty, whether no re-
Iiect itpr not, I thought i would pnt
Iik tot Iis Issue 1t night, when my
work was done, I bonght q two penny
ioAl, on which, with q mug Off cold
Meter. ] supped heartily, and then
wrapping myself 10 my great coat.
slept very sonndlysoH the floor till
morning, when another, Loaf and q
mig Of water afforded ME a breakfast.
Now, Sir, siflce can live comfortable
iii this manner. why should prosti-
Itnte my press to personal hatred and
party passion, fora more luxurious
One cannot read this aneedotezoi
our american Sage without drinking
pf Socrates reply 10 King Archilaus,
Who had pressed him to give Up
preaching III the dirty streets ofAth-
ems, and come andsl with him ii
hislsple8did cpnrt = 6
Meal, please your Majestysiis 4
half penny q peck st Athens, and
water I can get for nothing.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
IA Hops IA PrIateIrs.,

WhenDr. Franklin smother. in-law
fret discovered that. the young man
had = hahkdring for her daughter,
thet good pa lady said ahe dia moi
know SO Wellabeut givingher dangh-
tarto . printer there was already
Two printing Offices in the United
States, and she wasn't certaitit the
country would support them. It was
plain young Franklin would depend
forahis support npon the profits Of q
third and the was rather atdoubtfnl
ehanse. Iffsuch an objection was
Urged 70 a4Fpnld.bg son-in-lawlwliel
nlsre were bbttwo printing Offices il
The United States, how can . printer
hope IT'D get 8 wife now, when the
present censns shows the Number to
be15 ,067 NJ 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
!, o. J III. ~, II. kuxrp sTBo

Il Oslr srT ron I LAwsER There
is a little three year old boy in Nor
walk, Connecticut, aiready set apart
lfot the legal profession. The Gdseitt
says:
Being taken in hand with q switch
after having been forbidden to pick
another pear|irom ) dwarf tree, he ii.
dignautly exclaimed Il:
Mamma, I did A0t pick off the
pear-you come and see Ii I4did.'
Sure enough. he didn't. He sim
ply stood there ana ute II, and the corr
was still dangling from the stem.'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
HOWARD Assodl kTI0@ :

PHlLA DELPHlA.


94etGt epa0tr1g fnt l1ffthe rkltkf 81 ~. ltet.E
aud distresseg 5liefSd isiff "
rlent and Eatds,ais aissass.
.fTs 3 HOWARD ASS oCIATloN h visw Of
" theawfni destruction 81 hlmanliiS e4Bfz
ed by Sexna disease. And the asE En- tsons pFes-
Used upon the nnfoftAnae Fieiifds Of stsch
disease By .Quacks. several Years ege directed
heir Consulting Surgeon. at ! ON ARfT A. !
BLE ACT worthy Of Their nsmeslto open =
DlSpensary for the tFeatmeIlt of this class 81
disease. in I'll tn tsf8lIns, and 70 give MEDs
CAL ADVICE t5R IT'S, Id ! II " as apply by
letter, with description of their konditioss
taee ocrupation, habits II life. &G.,9 and in
eases Of extEEme poverty. u F FURNISH MED
lCfNES FREE OF CHARGE. y i needless
ID add thai the ASS eiaiipH ccmtsands thu
highest Medical sk III df the age andEwil lurn%
The Directors Of the Association, ia fh6.fs
ANIMAL report upon tie tlehtne hi of Sexual
Diseases express the highest akisfaesioh with.
the success which has attended th. lsbnrs &c
Their Surgeons in The cure al Sbeflka.elflE a..
Seminal Weakness GVnorrho3. elect Syphi-
lis, he vice on Oaanisni, 81 Self Abuse. biz
easts Of the Kidneys and Bladder. 10. and
order continuance q the name pIan lor the
ensuing year. &
The Directors, on afeyiew Of tbs pest, feel
assaTed that Their lah6 ID tins sphere 81 be-
nesolent effort, have been d great benefEs to
lhe afflicted, especially % theyoung. aud they
have resolved 70 devole ttEmekltsS. with 10
nswed zeal. t0 this y6Ts iH5poEtke but musk
despised cause.
An admissible Report on $petmal64 hms, d
seminal Weakness. Tie Vice Of 0heHism,
MastuIbation OF Self Abu<s, and othslS d.
eases or the Sexual Organs, By tie consNlt-
ing SnTgeenS will be s&ntbX NAIL On 4 seaiea
EenEele1al, FIR Els @ e G IfARc E, On lsckiptN
81 T STAMPS III poh,f ze Other iss-s
/ ports and Tracts on he nature and lfsatipent
sc Sexual diseases, dies &c !, are festanily
| and vii he sent 10 thE aiiittEd. Some of he
Pew femedies AMI methods df tTef tntnt ail-
covered ansine The last rear, are q seat
sddtsss. for Repdit 3, ..restnsht Dk, I:
| SKffLlN fiOEGilIo n, Acting SuIgeon,.
toward ssoeiation, No. South Ninth sSseei,.
Philadelphia, Pa, &, 5.
EZRA b. HEART1H Eli. lirtti4eNt
GRO FATRCHIt.E ~ 6ftrSl1fI.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03

/, 900 BOx Is RETAINED monthly.
sTsHE benefactor is infailIble for ihe ilr4e:
il dlaie femova Of obstrucifons. irfeelafi-
tie, Prolapsus. Uteri,. falling Of the 1nlbl
sLeuchoTrea or whites, and all tie diseask pc
.ealiar To females.
This remedy has never failed to prodee the
menses, have received many letters Dec
onme ndation, which all say: = 1t liEenl-
edy We have ever used Sickness atttomS
sacb, headaehe. tanguor, debility, pain(n the
head, sidesnd back, loss oil appeiiie, estiye-
ness &C., are. some of the symplomS hleh-
attend irregular mvnstrufatoh Tins sinedy-
is certain TO remove one and all Of thes syrpp-
toms.
Be sure and get the genuine, whicrias my
signature on each box This remedmay]be
had addressing .. S Sheppard, Wd Fourth
Street, CINCINNATI and enclosing sand The
remedy viii te sent BY return mail.
TT Ladies who are pregnant shout notzpse
this remedy as it assure to bring on nScarfisge
though poiinjnry TO health viii follN. One
box : three 81. Ailletters OF indify must
contain astamp to insure an answe
is SHEPARD.
Sole proprietor, Ciucinna, ohie.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03

A HoRRIRLE ERlnE.--Last Satur-
day, We learn from the Wabash (Ind.)
Intelligencer, u man named WIN. Joy,
was convicted Of burning has oso,s
child to death, and sentenced to eigh-
teen years confinement ii the pepi-
Tertiary. The principle witness a.
gainst him was his little daughter,
Nancy, whosestory tothe jury Is TINS
|giTen By the InteIligencer:
Her little brother John, d child
about four months old, quite nm
well, and hadlbeen so for some daysy
and was consequently Ifretful, and
had cried considerably during the
might. Early in the morning her
hfather called to her aud told her to
Eget MP aud make q fire. She did sd !;
Tmadethe fire principally Of brush, be-
cause there were no other wood pre-
pared. Atfer the fire began TO burn,
1.-THE child contialing t6 cry and fret.
lhef father became enraged, and
Isnatched the child froM its mothers
arms, tore every particle Of clothing
loft il, and then took it by one arm
land Ole leg. and held II over the fire
until it was burned IN several places
Ito blister. He! then struck the lit.
tile sufrer two blows with his hand,
leaving upon its body the marks Of
II e \. !. ia kIs,, ~, ,.f.,ry - - :, Nj Z,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
SHEPPARD's
Oriental Prevents to
CONCEPTION. Ii
wARnAaTED 70 NEVER IN.

WARRANTED 10 NEVER All.
NI0TIC Ladies who do Mt iishl an in
u n crease of family, may rely 4 this as a
sure nd certain preventive. 4oie pack
age So haIfpacksge6 s.; exIrSns IS.
Sent secure from observation ffpy part q.
The United States bymaii on n eipt % the
money Address, ]. s. SHtPARD,
febl-yl Box 2i4s Eineie ati, Ohio. I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
Not1He,

il the Virgin Canlei Coal Company. viii
be held at esofEce 81 The Company Il Pey-
iona, 10 Boone Co. Va / On the I'd May next
AS CLEMENT SHIFTS, PTes't
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03

w 10 voted 70 repeal tie = let fule1
against abolitich petitioas
JOHN MINOR Bolts
Who wonld Hot cebshfe Nprthern1
men Who petitisned til the disaoln-I
ton Of Cid Union, but denounced
Southefn men Who asserted the right
Of State "a seeeds
JOHN MINOR Bolts
Who delended tie Wilpiot ProTi;
SO, thus giving ..aid and comfort TO
the enemies Of The South
g JOHN MINOR BOTTS, "a
WHO'S iniaxor ofiprohibitory duty
that would destroy all our fofeigll
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who il tieA strong advocate 81
consolidation
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who has ever taken the Northern
side 10 every controversy between the
North and South lf Z.
JOHN MINOR Bolts. 4HI
Who. voted With Adams, Giddings,
Hale 81 Col, OH sectional questions
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
I Who preferred the election Of Free
l1nont to that of Buchanan. : BIB
JOHN MINOR Bolts. fss
Who prefers the ruin Of the coi1nA
TRY to, the triumph Of the Democracy
JOHN MINOR Bolts. iii
Who says Tub Republicans are bet
ter than the Democrats i
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who il willing TO join with free
negroes to- detect the Democracy
JOHN MINOR BOTTS.
What, body endorsed the unfecanta
FED political pos;tions Of John Minor
Bolts d tas8 s.
THE RICHMOND OPPOSITION
CONVENTION. ssi..s,
Who was tho nominee ofpthe Rich
mond Opposition Convention which
endorsed Botwl zsIi
n q WILL AM EI.. G0GGIN. D
Who is going To stump she State
for William LF Goggin2
JOHN MINOR Bolts
Who{will canse the ocegach eluing
defeat Of William L. Goggin
JOHN MINOR Bolts. s.
When the Opposition have#ther-
onghfy learnedlthe above, we will give
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03

uTOELD. respectable inform his old cus
YV tsnlels and the public generally that n
has again taken possession Of this we'll
known establishment and would be glad \
entertain his friends and customer He haa
determined 10 aprly himself closely % his bus
mess and will give prompt attention to 81
who may favor him with their patronage.
a two. horse shackEwill always Be1eady 4
convey pa ssengers to any point Of destination
Terms modest and tosut the times.
Ripley, January "a. 1853.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
NoTTcE.I

DOCKS for receiving subscriptions 10 III,
ID Capital Stock Of 3 The Atlantis Goa
aud Oil Company = ttecently chartered 81
Kanawha Circuit Couft} will be opened os
Monday. The Nth April. 1859, Al the follow.
ing places, 10 wits
Al rooms Is and Il; Nd. 4D Exchange Place
in The city Of New Yofk.
And al the office Of Messrs Brour & PAT;
ton, in the town III Charleston, Kahawh,
county Virginia.
ALBERT WI BEE,
CHARLES ". 0llARD,
LEWIS I'll BEERS,
WILLIAM M. ASHEIELD,
r. Al. LAWRENCE.
March 8. 1859. ST 4 46
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
Commissioners sale Of Valuable Goa
and salt Property ON the Kana-
urha River. Eli iE 8#8 I'll

Commissioners Sale oil valuable NOdl
and salt Property ON the Kana-
Wha River. a
TN pursuance or DEGREES rendered by The
/ Circuit Court of Kanawha county 10 the
chancery case 0f Capeheart q Smith, Us
James s.. O. Books and others, we the pn-
dt rsiened Commissioners. acting jointly o.
separately, will sellat auction, AZ the front
door ofthe Court House Of KanaWha county,
on
Monday. the Esd day Of May 1883.
that being on court day, the tract Of land con-
yeyed by Arnold and wife 10 ]. IS. %. Brooks.
the same being dneundiyided third part Of the
tract Of land conveyed by Isaac Npyss and
wife 10 Jas. S. q. Brooks, and Cynthia Noyes
{now Cynthia Arnoldl. and described in the
papers Of said cause--firSt offerlngtbe said
land, TO be so laid of as not TO include that
particular portion Of said land conveyed in
the trust deed, fled with the petition Off. H.
Smith and 2. F. Brooks andif enough mea.
ey 10 pay the complainHnt,s1e claim pc Offered
for the land, III be laid on in this manuel,
then.he same will be sold atsncho offer & 9th
erwise the fand will be offered aud sold With
out restriction Is to where the third part
sold shall be- sN
Terms Ten per centum 10 cash, and the
residue on acredit Of six, nine and eighteen
months, with interest, good security, and
retention of the legal title.
/. JAMES AII. BROWN, r,a.,.,.s
H. FfrZHU Ugh, @aA "a 7
i MaTchf22. Is 443-
~ =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03

Valuable Mill Property for Sale.
+ Offer forsalea yalnAbIs saw i eRls7
Is MIL. with two acres Of Land attached
upon which there is new and comfortable
Dwelling House. This Mil IS seil situated,
half mile below the Mouth 81 Coal Rivet
viii take pleasure ii showing the property
70 any one desiring to pure base.
coars Mouth. 1858
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03

q prig's on S4O0Iap' 1864, goo priz,s are . q
5,4S5 Prizes amounting Of i $3.50 10
wHoLE TleKEfs 81, sAlLvEs IS, aUaRTERs So
Plan Of the Lottery.

The mum ers from to $4,000 corresponding
with th6se Bnmbers on the tickets pTintetton
sepefate slips of paper, are encircled with
small tin tubes and placed in one wheel
The first $40 Prizes, similarly printed and
eneirelets are placed in another wheel,
The wRsess are then reyoived, and q num-
Der isldfawAtr0m the wheel Of N uinbers. and
at the same time . Prize is drawn from the
other wheel. The number and prize dteWn
out are opened and 'eS hibifed I'd the audience,
apd registered BY tRe cQmmissloners the
Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation IS repeated until the
Prizes are drawnsout. II
APPRoxIMA ron PKIzEs IT he two proceed
ing and The two succeeding Numbers I'd those
drawing the frst Prizes viii be entitled 10
THE % APPROXIMATION Pines. For evan
pie if Ticket No i $50 draws the $4,000
Prize those Tickets numbered 1928, d IA 81
II 81 1852 viii each be entitled to $400.--
iii Ticket No so draws the 8 Q, COO Prize
those tickets numbering 548, $40, 81, $50,
viii each be entitled to $500 and SO on ac-
coFding to the above scheme.
g ~ i 3 --ss slI
I CEnfIfiekTE or PAcKsak will be aDlle At
the following rates. which IS ne risk
Certificate Of packages of whole iickets. SO
l0hall IS
1NQuafter - Is
q ID eighth 4. ~
IN0apEEixg TiCKfTs ID CkkTiricATEs.
Enclose the money to OBJ Adde'S fDrthe
tickets ordered. OH receipt 81 which they will
be forwarded BY first nail Purchases can
haye tickets ending ID any figure they may
designate
The list Of drawn numbers md prizes will
be sent to purchasers immediately after the
drawing. ss.
EJt PnfchaseTs viii please write their SIGMA
Ittfes plain, and give their Post Office. County
and Stale,
t1fReihembcI hat every prize IS dlaM d and
parable Il full without deductiun.
p5 All pf zes d al 900 sld under paid in
ImedlatelY after Tie dra wing A<cfhef 5riEes 81
| the tsusl time IL thirty days
All c0mmunieation strictly CONFIDENTIAL,
address orders fof Tickets Of Cert fcst a. IA
MCKINNEY 4 Co, Sassnsk, eli.
~ v,s s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03

WHOLE ricKErs 5 10; HALVES S5; QUARTZ Rs s2l.
AsCircular showing the plan ofthe Lotte-
ries will be semitic any one desirous Of re
ceiying i. .ss Es, kIf
Certificates 81. packages win be sold at the
following rites, whichis theFfisk::
Certificate Of package 81 70 whole tickets, $50
e 10 half $50 40
~ 10 quarter 20
!" !" 10 eighth 10
Enclose the money to our address for the
Tickets ORDERED, on receipt Oh which they viii
be f.rwarded by 6rsti mail. Purchases can
Fhave tickets ending In any hgpre they may
designate.
i The List Of Drawn Numbers and P tizes will
be sent topurchasers Immediately after the
TP1rchassrsi will please write their sigma
ture plain. and giys Their Post Office, County
and STATE. slssK. fv
tTRemember tina ,ieYery Prize is drawn and
lpayableIin full'withnit deduction.
DrAll prizes Of 81, 900 and nnderapai i'm
mediately after the drawing other prizes at
the usual time ofs thiEty days. ss
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money BY
mail, can nSe ~rT
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets, in sums Of Ten
+ Dollars, and upwards, can be semi rs
ATOUR RISKyAND EXPENCE,
| from any city or Town where they have an
Office. The money and ordermns he enclos-
ed in Gopernment Post 0Eee Stamped En-
relepe, on the Express Company cannot re-
Eceiye them.
MI communications strictly confidential.
Ofders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail
OF Express, 10 be directed
to WooD, Eddy Il co. Augusta, Ola.
| or WOOD EDDY II. CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Ipr WOOD, RDDFA III CO., Wilmington, Del.
A list Of the Numbers that are drawn from
The wheel, with theemount be the prize that
each one is entitled Ia. win BE published fter
EIevefy drawing, il the following papers,
Augusta (Geo. )ConstftutiNpaiist,M Mobile Reg
lister, Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly
Day Book. Richmond Dispatch, Panlding
CLARION and New York Herald ap.I 1857 ".
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
VIR GINA no USE

NEAR STEAM BOAT LANDING, s
e POINT PLEASANT. VA.
|H,Hfs Hotel has lately been put II thof
H rough rspaired! and Is now one Of the
best arranged Hotels in Western VlEglnla.---i
The proprietor pledges himself 70 do Al ~ hifi
power to rended thoseWho may pafronlze MN A
comfortable when they may STOP ~ hii
House. Prices moderate :. atlE
40 III. 'B. HACKNEY, Proprietor.
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NosIs'.


- q. BUDDING, Proprietor,
wlNFIEIp, PUTNAM 90 ; VA.
rTsHIS establishmsnt has lately been taken
III charge BY Nj, NJ. and has been noro-
nghly reftted Jog the mmoGa ti9n o q, w
elers and bcalders HIS iqole u wei s saleI
piled with All the market ail9Eds h,s ssa p.ans
IS excellent and Re has plenty o. sLstn. y
Hay for horses, His SeIysnts sEe s.t 81 ]
In fact, Il y Just sc q a House e. Aas peer lvas
needed at that place Frees modeIa le--eIssi
him q call. S. 81 81 80 so
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
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TO. WILSON, PROPRIETOR, Il

CHARLES ton, Kanaiwh a Co., w
FIRST BnLDIEG ABOVE THE COURT house.
The Proprietor or this new and splendi'
brick Hotel, is now prepared to receive visit
ors. M pains will he spared to render Hi
Table ard Bar worthy of The support Of tn
Travelling Public. Rates as low as at an,
ath4r House Of equal standing.
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