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A ~
RAILROAD.
CHANGE or TIMEi
r. w o - ILY II II Al n 81
To take effect on Monday, March 2lst, 1859.

To take effect on Monday, March 2lss, 1859.
ENRoM and after the above date and until fur.
Il thcr notice, Two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, keokuk an follows.
DIRaf TkAiU.
Leaves Keokuk daily ut s:3O o'clock =. m.
Arrives ~ Aontrose at 0:lx =. n,
SECOND TRAIN
Leaves Keokuk daily tSundays eseepted) at 1900
p. m. Arrives At Montrose ~ l:45 p. m.
FIRsr TRAIN
Leaves Montrose daily ut 1890 o'clock q. q.
Arrives 1T keokuk at il:40 a. m.
SECOND TRAIN
Leaves Montrosc daily Sundays excepted) $3.50
p. n. Arrives 81 Ksokuk at 0:1B p. m.
Forming, in connection with the Ksokuk and
Rock Island Packet Company, . DAILY LINE to
al points EAST, NORTH and WEST.
Passengers for the Packets viii take the one
O'Clock p. m. train, making sure connections at
Burlington with trains for Chicago, Mt. Pleasant
and Fairfield. Z #
TEMPLIN, PLUMMER 4 CO., Lessees.
=. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
j. X. TEwKsBuRr, Ticket Agent, Main-Et.
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enc. q. AuDAnsOR, ALkxAHpxR DAnuxAl
fEsTAbLrsHRD IN 1891

BAFxTvG HOUSE or - ]
= EO = g II c.. u ~ ID ER ON = O.
r HAVE tAis day sdmittSd So psrtnsf ii ths
= Banking Dusinsn, Alsxsadsr 1arslsy, fwho hos
heen my t1llsr for the lAst ~ yesrs). Ths busi-
neesA hereafter, will b conducted under the Arm
and Style Of 4 II.
GRO. q, ANDERSON 4 90. j
Being one of the oldsst B.nking Honsss az mt
the ohsse1 IN Iowa the now AfA ssHsits Oonsin-
ssnssof fornsv vpassonagsss hhsIAl1y sxtsndsd 70
the senior partner. .vrgsanf Taw
! & Thsy viii make collsstiona md Femit, lggs Rx-
ch1ngs, on the day of payment, Tree el ohargs.
Their references are . formerly by senior part
asf,vis asa sss4sq 8atb1a1 fA* -
s xa gaa Aaag nnDnnxNcng :ss@lt u I'D a&t&
ID sRAsk RAnks MI. oag 1us ssllIls sad
80 Wjpslox4 Lanier - Co., RAnks1s,G.H.
Edward w, CLARK Co, PhilaAAlphia.
sHowAf4 BSrking Co., Bosson.
ss Oispry Fuller ABfswns, Bankers, Boston.
AAnDs nank ,ChfnGgu. aY.e sr 5s@ aa8
Hoffman b 0elpckc, Chicago. @
Machapica' Bank, Pittsburgh. ssgg
FatAefs' Dep0sft Hank, Pittsburgh.
KrAmef i Hahm, Bankefs,
0f1mee4 = Broth sfton - CfAcinnati.
a. DsHuna 4 OSs,a !" louisville.
State 6Avings IAssitu tution, 81. Louis. saaT9
Ksokak, Jan. !, IS. 0EO.C. ANDERSON
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Boston, Nssp York, and the EdstSvn States
bs ~ Atehiss~ CsasyAl, orsas KsstssM,
-OQdeasour9Af Vermont Cssfr2l, aN4
GRAND TRUNK RAIROAD or CANADA.
Passengers by this route have IN epporyuniey OF
visiting some Of the grandsst and most won-
dssful sesnsSy In ftls world, inslsAing Tsrpsse,
Hiagava TsIs, SvspeNsion Bridge, Thovsand Ista1ds
Rapids cf fAe 81. Lawrence, Sebec, Montreal, White
Mcsnsefss. fhs 7xbsiar Bidge, (nearly tso sstes IN
iength), Like CAaaYlafn, Fa1s of Monissorsnet,
Hadse~ River, ETC., etc. 4. .
On and sftsr Missy /, 1888, Baggage viii be
Checked Through from Chicago.
no EM10RANTS.
Pusages may b secured u the once Of the Com
pany III CAieAeo ~ aAII1Ha Ihips from London,
Liverpool, HYmouth, 0lasgcw, brstol HnlI,
Aberdeen and Montfose. An agent of GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superirtends the removal OF
emil giants snd baggage q QnAbec free Of charge.
IIrsfrc4 - o 4ss 70 Chicago, including
The Nanlneth stsanShip - y. /, !, /. ss
EVI.AT II ri "A n,
OF 22 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
Il under contract 10 this ColhAr for one or more
trips 70 Portland. Tourists rsturn tickets from
Chicago 10 the principal torpa in Europe will
shortly he issued. Tickets from Chicago Tor all
points East, also for The Leviathan, or Tor the Nd.
o.S. s. Co.'S ships, can be obtained at the Once
of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk r. r. Co., Of Canada.
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1850. SRAEON ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
- = st. Louis, ST PAUL
SALTWATER.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
vVHE following swift and superior Steamers win
i compose this line for the present season:
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HILL.
DENMARK, Capt. GRAY. eE&
HENRY CLAY, Capt SfKvRMsos.
PEMBINAW Capt. GRIYYrrH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. kHoDEs.
MM. l.. EW ING, Capt. 9REESx.
N0RTHERNER, Capt. AFFORD.
They will leave Keok ak, for st. Paul, on Tues-
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for St. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
6undsy mornings.
This Line has been in successful operation for
the past year. and for regularity, comfort and per
feet reliability has not been surpassed by any or
ganixation on the Western Rivera, and hope TO
merit continuance Of the liberal patronage which
hes been heretofore beaowed upon them.
For freight or passage apply TO
BROWN, AUSTIN 4 CO., Agents,
Levee, Keokuk.
WARDEN 4 ASHALER, Gent Agts., st. Louis.
Feb26d
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c1AaL1o ~. LoQ uiB. DAnlEL =. AILLxR.
LOWRIE = MILLER,
Il TI0HM1Te AND COUNSELOKS AT Law,
"A ~ eonsftoFs In Chansery, keokuk, Iowa.
o. q vost dds Of Third-sirsct, be- Main
md Jehnson streets.
i'm. -, ,3o-dAw3m
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Pixies Peak Miners Boots.
II HAVE lot of Doubie-Soled Water Proof Mi
ners' Boots on hand, which will sell cheaper
than the same quality can be had In this city.
Persons laying in outfits win please bear this In
mind and call II the Bsos ana SAoe EN-.
porium, 06 Mainssl.
/ have the best selection Of material from which
to manufacture 70 ordsr ever kept in this city, and
will get up Boots and Shoes Of every description
on the shortest notice.
Miners who want long tops aud extra heavy soles,
should call In and leave their orders for Boots In
mediAtely.
Womens French Calf Boots and Shoes made to
order. S. A. DUKE.
feb2Sd
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CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Street. 2 Doors above the Billings HoaS
|nAIR-CUTTTNG done according to physiog-
Ii nomy and the principles Of the cofossr.
Hair and Whiskers dyed to perfection, either
brown or black
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
OF Hair Cutting, and challenges the profession.
feb2 9-dkwly
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
KAMA VIA VA LEY STAR,
The mar Who would 40. PaY The Printer.

Il May be BE- shoa with lightning and
compelled q wander over deserts Of gum
powder
May he have sore eyes. ana 4 chestnut
burrlfo,r an eye-stone.
May his sorrows double daily, and his
days lengthen in the same ratio that his
sorrows are multiplied. .s ss
May every daFsof his Ifs be more des-
poticitiIan tie Dey Of Anglers. 81
Z May lie never again be permitted to see
the face ofyfair woman, and be bored to
death BY boarding1scliool misses, prac-
ticing their frsl7lessous Of music. with
on. de privilegeof seeking his tormeLt-
May lie, on putting on 4 tight boot,
6adsa'live hornet infihe bottom.
i Nay lie be rode Oh a rail, after getting
his boot on, with the sharp edge up.
With i bqshel bag on sand lied ioeach
leg, BY torch! light procession, and
hissed at BIZ all the Boys III ten miles
around. fs
May \ troop Of Pointers Devils. lean.
Tank and hungry. dog his heels day by
day. and may he faminesstricken ghost
Of an editors baby haunt his evening
lullabys and hiss murder inIhisd streaming
ear FssHat III LII dr. AS/
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
sale of 1Valuable Lands. !.

to a. decree Of the Circuit
III Cauft OF Fayette c9nnty, pronounced on
tile 10th 4aay. ef Itfne 1898, ma cause theEein
pending, wherein Wm Rjgg and wife are
platnt,ffs and James Montgomery and others
are defe naantssI shall ps commissioner. APP
pointed hs said decTeek proceed on the 18th
day>of October. is 2, that being Court day.
at The ffeIIt door of the Court House OF Fay
cite county, tsStltto the highest bdder, all the
landslm tie land proceedings mentioned be-
longing to Henry Montgomery in his fiifGtafge
tsecept the WidawSs!dow e and the etassignesa
10 thu plaintiffs. The faidsc ns4St oIseveral
tracts, as fJffows:, tract Of aB3ut 81, acres,
the resfiue5of. the home tract situated imne-
dia,ely below the falls 5of KtnaWha, on the
South Sidefof thejriver;l a tract Of aaobtte
aefesS known as The Isla nd near tbes ferry !;
"a tfact of 70 acres, more or less. lsipg on Ka-
snawha4 4i&er, 3aheut 4 OF mile below he
falls, tmuuntatn sIandf.,. tfact Off 5 acres
lying on Ingram, s. 81 situate ar lie nar9'
row falls Of New rfverf; lract of 1853 acres,
situate on Cane Branch; altrsctof 10 acres
on the same branch ! Ia tract Of 800 acres ~
ing on the James Rivera nd Kanawha turn
pike adjoining Doct. Cooper antloihers,also
one undivided h ilf Of 485 iacres lying on New
RIVER above the nafrow,Ialls. @
Terms as follows AzefeditAof nine;
ElgnIee0 and IWSnIH-SEYeIf iHDHtHS&WiI De
given on all except sum sufficient To pay the
costs Of slit expenses OF sale, &c, the ppf
chaser OF purchasers giving bond with good
secality and a lien retained on the lands un=
Eail the purchase money ispaid. Title betiey-I
ed TO be good, but acting asseomm Ssi6ner, \
will6nIy convey such titieasi isvt sted mi me-
& NJ HARVEY, Gomsf,.
September 18th, 1889 i 81
The above sale has been postponed until the
9thslay OF November next 1859
,5-26 M. HARVEY, Com.
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other fell upon liz keys, making for III.
frst time, . discard, = fss
H !. Going away Forever said she,
With i sad tone. tkaf made my heart tllrob
Z. Miss susg. 1 bppe you atleast, would
miss me, and sorrS,xt IL my absence
She opened her reyes, with an exersior
of profound auaaset1dnt.
ri ~ an
Wy es.llit might change all my plans,
II my absence would grieye. you.
Il Change all your pssns.ss'.
Z IA y Yes, i hoped -thoug t7--
OH that earnest, grave face. NJ
cheeks burned. my handsJand bet seemed
jto swell and i feitIold chiiislal oyer me-
/ could moi COON broke dogn for The
mid time. 81 = T3s ast
There was an awkward silence.
glanced ut Sasy. Her eyes resting on
bly, hand which Day on tie arm of the So
"a. The contrast between the black horse
hair and the flesh seemed, 70 strike her
Il. Whist ! pretty little hand, said she.
"A brilliant idea passed through my
DIalHsb4 esf# 9lE=E5s, IA III 81 (s IL lST "
!. You may have il If you will ~
said, offering Il.
She ,fook il between her own.ta toy.
ing with tie fingers. said. I" May
~ ~ Yes, lit you will give me THU
one,,' and 1 raised her beautiful hand 10
my lips.
+ She looked into my. face. What she
read there Iecannot say !; but if ever eyes
tried To- talk, mine dld.rhen. Her color
rose, The white lids fell over the glorious
essand th4 tiny hand struggled 70 free
itself Was 4 fool enough 10 release il J?
WhatI said & knew not but dare
say my wife can tell you: Five minutes
later my arm. encircled the br own dress,
The brown curis7tell upon my breast and
MY lips werelEin contact with--anothel
hSfr&. sssE4s III MI ..$s. Il &a4#3t] # ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
FARM FOR SALE.

II WlLLAseiI my Farm low for cash, or one
Il half cash arid tile hallSnce#in payments.
1t consists of a7S4 acres; sbsfst SO acres i'm
proved, AZ acres in meadow; 40 or so apple
;ueeS beginning to bear;s about 100 peach
arees a water gTlst-nnlL OH tEepIane, a new:
Eer failing well at the door several never
falling springs bn the farm; gosd buildings.
The iarr is under good feneng,sin healthy
and well settled country, scheol house With,
in $50 yards Of the dwelling house. This
farm lies miles frtm he Charleston. Ripley
and Ravenswood TURNPIKE, on{Tupper|s Creek, ,
. tributary of PocataIico River Kanawha
Conhty, Va. =
For information, ihquiR of NJ. ID. CLINTON,
on the premises -
= August 18th, 1882. - v5r17 Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
1LLEGH1E:Y HIGH sGHo0LAF
Blue sulphur Springs, Virginia, q

". j MoRRlsETr, A. Nc, .Principal, and
Instructor. in Mathematics and NatpIafSei
enCeS. J FIJI, e
,JN0. NEWTON SHEPHERD, instructor in
Ancient a nd Modern Languages.
n d. BEACH, Is. BsiInstructor in Moral
PhilosopRwand English. s.@ 3
GEO w ( BUSTER. Steward.
4 The session viii begin October LIST and
close lhe, last day Of Jnn*. 1850. The exet-
cises continue without interruption On Sat
urdays, and there is no in ermlsSlen tiuring
the session except on Christmas day
!. / Expenses for Tuition and Boartl, incl aaspg
eterytbiRg- except liz hts,sS i4a. pa Nable one
half lst 0ctoleft balance 18th February.--
Candidates for The ministry, of any eyanget.
zeal denofnna tions5who come suitably recon
slnended, receive tuition free. Sons Of MINIS
terspay half price, Tuition. Books furnish
ed at he Springs 4; Richmond Prices.
J Fur pamphlet contain ng Autograph Of the
place, plan, &c. BE-, address
y NJ, J. MoRRtSE1'.F, Principal,
d Blue. Sui spfingslP. O., Va.
August 3oth. 1859. is-6w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or EALUA
BILE SALT PIsOPERTY--CO4L AND
KANAyEHA BOTTOM LAND.

- h +
DY virtue OF a .decreeFof The Circuit Court
- ofKanswh a county. rendered oil the Au-
gusts peeial term. . 8 8, liz d certain dhancery
cause therein pending. in which Quarter 4
Gillison Commits toner's, are Pl' ifs. and David
J W Clark on and others are Bef's., the un-
dersigne, special commissioners, appointed by
said Court for that purpcse, will, on Il.
Monday he 4ti dayef NopemJer. 1850,
sell, in font Of The doorof lie Court Heus e
OF Kanawha county at public auction, to The
highest b oder, a leeftalii tract ior parcel Of
land situated on the Southwest side. Of the
.Kanawha river nearly opposite the town ed
Maiden, containing about 50 acres. 33rGdsstf
bottom land, together with aR}undivdsd in ]
terest ina traet OF hill orIcoal1and, adjoining
the land aforesaid aud containing hbopt IS
acres, 2. rods and ii poles being the sane land
lately epera,ed BY " iifismsA smith as sab
property and being also the same. property
purchased BY DAVID J.. W.sClafkso1, from
Doddfidge q Miller, COMMISSIONERS in II e
Ecanse % the Bank Of Virginia and sOthets
against REYNOLDS and others, pending in Ka-
nawha Circuit Court, tol the report Of said
commissioners and the plot of3Abel P.sSin.
knetf, filed in said cause, fefersnce,is made for
d n re full description of the1pd Aforesaid.
Ten net cent. OF the 4pupchaset money will
be required III hand, I'D purchaser to glye
bend ! will good personal seea1rly for | he re-,
mainder, payab1e in4q ial inst ailments at three
six, nine and t$elYe months, with interest
from date.i ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
! HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
S . PHILADELPHIA.

1 e
Beneroleat Institution, established bg sps j
cal endg,tment for the relief Of the sick !
K and distresss d5abPicted ,cih Vir-
+ Y atezt Jaad EPtaemic disease.
TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
Il .the awful destruction of hnmaniIe causs7
ed by Sexual disease, andthe receptions prac-
used upon the zunfortnnae victims ot such.
kdiaeaSes BY Qnacks. several wears ago directed
theIf Consulting Surgeon, 40 4 CHARITA-s
~ f ACT wotthy=of Their nance 10 open a
EDtspensary for the treatment ofihs, class OF
disease. I'M u their forms, a nd 10 give Med
GAL ADVICE OR ATIS, 10 ell W no apply by
lesteri with a description of their eondition,,
Gage, oeeupa ton, habits Of life DC, = and in
eases Of ey treme poverty, TO F uRNTSH MED
! lCtNES FREE OF CHARGE. 1T is needless
tp add th$tstbe7 ASS efailan commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age. and will fur-
lShSthe most approved nj dern Ire atmen t..s
The Directors Of the Association, in their
Annual report upon the treatment Of Sexual.
Diseases, express the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors of
their Surgeons in the cure DC SpefnaatoIrhea,
Seminal " ga knesss GonofThea, Gaeet Syphi-
lsssshe vice OF OasniSn or Self Abuse, Dis
eases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C.. and
order 9 continuance of the same plan for the
senSlItng year. ~ a4st
The Directors, on o reviews f the past, feel
assured That their labotS Initials sphere Of be-
nevolent effort, have been4of keat benefit 10
he afflicted, especiallyto theyo,lng, and they
have resolved 10 devote the mselsss, withlre /
newed zeal, to this very impoftsirt but much
despised cause. - 5 se4
An admirable Report on fSpermatorrheaS ST
seminal Weakness, the Vice of Onauism,
Masturbation or Self-Abuse, ana other dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs, bs the Consult
ing Surgeon, will be hy mai, III d sea led
eItyslope1, FREE OF CHARGE. on receipt
of TWtlf STAMPS for. postase. Other Re-
ports and Tracts on the nature and treatment
Of Sexual diseases. diet, &c, are constantly
being published for gTatltiteus distribution,
and will be sent to the afflicted Some of The
new Tenneffies and methods Of treatment dis
covered autlng the last year, are Of great
value. 4c1 EssE
address, for Report OF treatnent. DR.. J. |
SKlLLfN sH0UGHToN, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No 2South Ninth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa I'm s5lsssI
~ M By order ofsthe Directors
EZRAD. HEARTWELL, President.
GRO. lFAIRCHtLD, SeeretaYa ~ fersssss
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VIM "A. QttARRIER.
+ W. EaGAGlLLf ON.
! ~ Comm ISL s Iifrrrt f. &.
Commissioners Sale OF Valuable Saw
II Mill and Negroes. sd

5N Mill and Negroes. -
DY virtue of decree or The Cfcnt Conrt
ID of Kama wha County, rendered at the
Spring Term, 81 s59aiin ceflain/C haneery
cause therein pending in which, 7 hofnaS
hughes and Others are accomplishments. and
Beniantih S. Tn mps6n and others are Defend
ants, the undersigned Speciat Commits toners,
appointed BY said Courl oft6atpurpose will,
on Mondpy Tie 3ist day ot xOort5er, 1859.
SELF: at puftffe adctian, te Ire hishessbiaderin
font of the door Of the Court House ofKana- !
villa County, The following Negro Slaves, the
property of said Benjamin s. Thompson, TO-
Sit: Kiah, Tom, Lewis, Henry ,Thaddeus
Eliza and child }Haniet5 Margaret, John atidl
Robinson Zone lhfta Of the purchase money
is to be paid in hand tue pure hastr to give bis:
negotiabye adtewitll g5o3 endorserS for the fesef
due. pasabe in two equal installmenis at
thee and six months respectively with inter.
est ffom date. And at the same tune and place,
We will also sell to The highest bidder, Two
acres Of iaad, the property 1of ssaia. Benj.lS.
Thompson, situated below tie mouth Of Coal
River in said County Of Kanawlfn supon Which
there is erected valuable steam Saw Mill
The land will lie sold npan credit ofsix, nine
anil tweiyeI m4n hs, the purchaser TO give
bonds with app toved security the bonds to
beaT ihtere$t from date, and the title TO the
land TO be retained until the pgrch base monty
is fully PAID. I1.. j.
= q n nj NJ HzrnAfs p
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NOTICE is hereby given, that as g1,sriia n
IN for Ellen4B Robinson and Madeline E.
Robinson. infant children DC John N Robin
son4and Mae cline E. Robinson, formerly Mad
cline E.. RaffTfar5 deceased shall apply to the
Gircuit Couttof Kanawha GoaRty, at 1.-The fail
term next tS 8, for adhere authorizing ne
III collect and remove. from the county OF Ka-.
hawha and State Of Virginia, 10 the county OF
j ffcrsona IN the State of kentucky, all the,
personal property, incl ding monies, negroes
&c, coming tofs said infant. children as heir,
and deyiseesfoF Joel Shrew> bury. s4nios, de .
ceased. y Ohm aHM ROBINSON
Z VI 6-G68 JiI5f%E /H ls BV counsel 4
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- IN II
REroRTEss IN lEAv i NJ Elder Mid
dlenlas, one oftheE Saints of Mormon
dom, after giving his IDEAS Of Heaven
IN a recent sersnotf at Salt. Lake City /,
conclplessthns II:
81 They seat and drink and sleep-in
Heaven sthe same las we do here.
Earth. is elnpllatically 4 Imiriatnre Of
Heaven. / befeye they Nave i priat~
ing office i'd Heaven, andselectric tel
egraphsf and Short. hand reporters
Why .notl I Are they mot greater
than we are Oh earth 4 believe
there Is i channel Of communication
extending from Inv mouth tip the
home Of the angels, and probably an
angel Dc the telegraph effiee in Heay
EN- is now waiting vturgtllesneMs from
here, and as soon as heH gets It he
will take itffight toythe haaaspf' iprin-
tiers, aud they will set ii up FIN type.
and print itgih newspapers. and then
BOYS or men will jump on horses and
ride around, giving the inhabitants
tie latest news coucerning1
the kingdom of Sod On earth. There
are more than two reporters here,
more than Brother Long and Brother
Watt | believe there. is d reporter
here from Heaven 10 find ont who isI
what ne Is speaking abont,
and everything else Of interest. He
sends the items a. fast as lie gets
them, right up to Heaven, and there
thcy ars printed
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w ashington Hall,
Ripley, Jackson County, Virginia.
;. e. MAGUIRE

IyYoELD respect fully inform his old Gus
wv ! meis and the public generally that he
has again taken. possession Of this we'll.
Known esta biishmert and won ID be glad 10
entertain his friends and liStom.Is. - lie has
determined 10 apt5y;himseife closely 10 his bus.
inesS and will give prompt attention 10 all
who E$y favor him with hheitpa,Tonsge.-
His bar will Vt san times bye furnished swi Ii
>itN best imported and domestic Hquors. Al
s6S5a stock Of choice Cigars and Tobacco
y ANtwo horse hackIwill always be ready fl
e0nyeN passengers to any point ofsdestinatioR
Terms modest and TO suat the times.
Ripley, January 81, is ell
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
: FPlaitaof the LotseFy.

Tie nun sIsffom / to So 0Oeortespains
with hose Humfters on the tickets plihl on
separate Sips aofs paper, are eneilelewiih
SIN a u TN tubes and placed IN one Whea
The; first 3S0 Prizes, similarly print, nd
eaeircied, arr placed in amt hrE heef
The wheeiS d We then reyolved, and nm-
4fhef4ls draw nj from. the W ieeEef Humbesa nj
atthe same lkmt Prizeis drawn fro he
other wheel. The number snd prize bwss
outafe opened and exhfbftEsI 10 tie andce
land registered by The! Commemorative
Prize being placed against The Hiber
dawn. This oAetation is repeated unthha
PIizes are drawn out.
NJ APRR oxIMa TON PRizFs.-T he two pred
.ipSa The two succ eedlpg Numbers ssgtar
ORA Mug the first Prizes will Be- n9aIfIc
the 48 Approximation Prizes. For Ell
Gsble if Ksket No. i $50 draws the s61g4
Prize those Tickets numllefed l4a4sS ] b.
ll251 259Will each belentitled TO $780,
II Ticket No. $40 draws The $4,000 Pr
those tlckets7 mum ering 54S, $40, 55l, I, z
will each De ehttfed tol$t50, and so on
cordlng 10 The above scheme.
CrRrrrtcATE! Oh PAcKkGxs wiIFbe Soldt /.
The following rates, which iisNShe Iisk ~
Certificate Of packages of 10 whole tickets 8
n II q asF FiOlhalfS#
- !" fa t Ioqusttsk g
t lpseighth u
liz oRpkkIse TIcKETso on CeKTlficA4ss
Enclose the money to ouI address fox Il
tickets otderetla on receipt ofwhich they 81
BE- forwarded by first mail. Purchasers c.
have tickets ending in any figure they m,
designate. h ttI
The list of drawn numbers and prizes wi
bs sept TO- purchasers Immediately sftefNtl
tdra Yiag. sTe D
NoTIcE no CORRESPONDENTS
Th6Ss whp do NOT prefer sending money
mail, cam Use
THE EXPRESS COMPANIES,
whereby moneyifor Tickets, in sums Of Pc
Dollars and upwafds. cen be sent US
TAT oDRsRtsK AND EXPENSE,
from any city ortto@n where there is an E.
press Office. The money9a nd order must |
encl sedsIn GprrrnmsHt Post Qfies S tam
ed Enreisp. lpr bel Ei4fatess Companies cam
receive them. III
: All communities ton strictly confidential.
Address orders fpf 1'icEeis or Certificates
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