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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
Appearance OF PiccOlomfni In London on Her
Return from Americas.


The temperance OF Mlle Piccoomini last evening"
after her successful tour in America was as msy be sup
poted an event OF which the public made the most Opt
nions may be divided respecting her merits singer
ner excellences and her faults may be alike
but ON one point there singular unan nifty OF opinion
the is the most popular OF modern prime dns, and popu-
arty like hers 10 an indication that s
Is something quite out Of the way. Mile. Piccolonin
presents singular Illustration Of what dramatic iutsl
gence welded TO natural musical aptitude can accom-
psh Better singers there but
thing more required to give due effect to character
Ike Voletta than facility Of producing certain
succession OF gounds We have had the eeg ant lad
"Trsyiata IN the lanented Boso; have seen Sarota
interpret the character with o winning grace and art
essness peculiarly her own but II is TO Nile Pccolomni
we look for the perfect porrature Of the heroine OF
Verdfs opera, II lie part sue has made her own. II
preseus pculares not TO be found Ia any other
sonaton and Nile Pccolom!nhas secret Of speaking
direct TO the hearts Of her auditory and evong their
Eympathies. Az we have previous occasions dwet Of
considerable length upon her performance or voetta
shall on the present occaeon coane ourselves
ing her continued the part We may add that
she appears to play il with more intensity than OF
old, white there Ia marked improvement In her style.
Her Innovation Is more certain aud though vocaza-
ton Is not fluent nor be- because her voice
naturally flexible, her ford passages present
Of hard work and study, and consequently Of improve
ment She was received With aersct ,rm OF applause
which lasted several minutes and compelled the orchestra
70 stop
The remainder Of the cast p-essn,sd no feature Of
novelty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
The Forrest Divorce Case-Letter from John


To TIKI EDITOR OF THE ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL
have seen with great surprise and regret the folio wing
editorial article in your paper OF this date
this case in the New York Tho history Of hfa
case answers tho question asked by Paul Dombey Of his
father. What" inquired Paul, money dos' "Hcan"
replied the father do anything" In the Of Mrs For
money has stayed the verdict Of and the judgment
OF court for mere than eight years.
the Legislature OF PcpnsyyAns where he did not reade Tor
ovorce resulted In oivorcpg Mrs Forrest aer proraced
and exciting trial at York in 1851 Beades her acqnai
Mrs decree requiring NJ T. ID pay SsVU
Mr. Forrest appealed The argument postponed,
because bis couase Van Buren, ksq went ~ Europe
account OF illness OF Mr. Forrest but finally
heard when Judgment confirmed The Court
however decided the jury hAd no authority TO pas upon
the question of amony. FOR the purpose OF settling that
Thence came further delays But finally IN 1882 Mr.. Van
Burep wanting again 10 Europe, applied to mr. cConor
TO asnin postpone the argument Mr. OCon0r declined and
then Mr. VSn moved the Court for romm's
AZ AZ alleged, the general immortality Of Mrs forrest while
In that Ia mitigation Of Amopy Judge Woodruff de-
MAD motion, snd Mr. Forrest appealed from his decon
The question: aost ntne years after tho jury rendered
verdict stands bow much longer viii stand remains
Mrs Forrest without means Of support was compelled 10 no
upon the nsRe. During tho nne years OF litigation she has
been viRlanily followed and watched Al that she
she has Gone, has been twisted tortured
her dsao vantage Thse however who know her beet
who Der friends In the beginning abide In the
that che is peahs wronged lady Der fearless counsel.
her Bnt for his TOR no h,s received neither
retainer or fees fidelity Mrs Forrest would have been long
airre " c.u-hei or, "
rte reflections which yeu thus make upon The conduct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

TIE QUEENS VISIT TO CANADA.-We learn bv
the Persia that the Hon. Henry Smith, Speaker OF the
House Of Assembly, had arrived In london His mission
to England H. ~ well known to lay at the foot OF tue
throne the loyal address OF the Parliament Canada
guessing Her Majesty 70 and be present At the cere
mony OF opening the great national which bears
royal NAME and which will be, when finished, Of the
engineering skill In the present disturbed state OF En-
rope II Ii scarcely possible that the English pe0ph would
trust our Queen out sight OF their coast W. idea OF
substitute being found In the persoo OF his R~pNl High
nees the Prince CT Wales no. NJ nj uney 10 DO
carried out -Tdr1sto C9lontl, SATURDAY..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

GREAT FALL OF -PoaK IN CEcrNNATf.-Between
three end four O'Clock yesterday morning the citizens in
me vicinity Of the Brighton House startled from their
cries unearthy than had been beard before,
in that part Of the Porkopos B,senng from their
beds they soon found that the immense hog pens attached
10 the Whte Ms Dstiery, owned by Mr.. George Coon,
ld oftU rftcf ated distance Of twenty feet and
aY complex wreck, buryirg beneath rui,s upwards
q twenty foe- hundred hogs Two hundred OF the NUN
Der I'D sges- I-a.< sioss ~ SJ,S.s
nail Cx.ae J,.y2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.

VERA Cruz June 10, 1859.
Bob Parties Eghdusef-Pyesi Juarx Ignores Mr..
Otoay-A1onon's Policy 7b,oards Freigers--Robles
at Jaiopd-Tae Cosdssct1- Why Il ioIs DIained dc.
64ncs addressed you iaSt, and even a moth before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

10 night the farewell reception Of the class OF 1859
takes place. In behalf OF which there will be grand
dance and literary pow WOW generally. The President
will also hold evee this evening. To morrow evening
the farewell supper Of the class and then another
annual commencement Of Geneva College will have come
and gone.
The following is list Of the regular grsduates-AB-
J. N. Fox, B. Stee G. +. Leg f. S. PRIDE G. p. Pringle
c. D. Vail, II. Il Van Deusen, J. T. Wheeler P. o. Saw
yer. BS-N. r. Kelly F. J. OBrlen. An in course
Frank Ansevine, rhos, McAuley Ballintn, william g.
Delaney, Chas. Nathaniel Hewitt, John Chss. O'Br.
en-, Huer Townsend, Burnett Estes, Geo D. l.. Harr
son, William Henry Lord. ~ honoris causa-Nathanie
Ballard Smith, N Non. Walsh, James O. Smith. ND.
honoris causaHenry Frenlib Harlan Sander d D. homo
causa-Rt Rev. VIM. Scott Wilson, Professor Of Gas.
gov and Galway. Rev. VIM. Bliss Ashley Rev william
Payne Rev Maunsell Van Rensselaer, received honorary
depree6
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIOAN GENERAL COMMIT
~ ee'-Ibe members OF the committee requested 70
aWnd regnlar meeting to be held rammany Hall on
ihuybday evening" at O'Clock. BY order
-. - ISAAC v. FOWLER, Chsirman.
n NAVE Aassos n1asI ,seua,.;, sec1v..cs4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

nENOORArIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
- tee-The members Of The Democratic General Com nm
tee o. ne city OF New York requested attend regular
me euns OF said committees 10 be held at Mozart Hail. Broad
O'Clock p. M. By order. 1872 " w
JAMES G. wTILETr Chairman.
CHAS A. NAY, Vice ChAirmas.
3 " VIAHss Ssxrs, }secre...i.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

EsIREMES'S NOTICE.-THE BOARD OF ENGINEERS
and Foremen o. the New York Fire Department are re-
qussted to meet Fremens Hail. this Thursday evening.
July at O'Clock to mako arrangements for tArdi,g
funeral Of James Garnes late member OF Hose S.
who and killed by Angine 49, white proceeding
alarm Of FIRE 10 the Eighth district Tuesday evening
July 8. By order
HENRY II. HOWARD. Chief Engineer
JAMES wESHAN Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
HOTEI.S.

HRAY'B HOTEL.
N fannersvtlle, Greene oyunsy Ely
This well known and most popular Will open Tor IA
18th Of juno For particulars circulars Gc a
dreM Norman Gray. proprietor Hiram Dtron Adsun
nxpren Co, % Broadway.
HoTEL ST JULIEN, NO. WASHINGTON PLACE,
IL 30 long and favorAby known the soourn Oh
Southern families Waiting this CITY, 10 now open for The re-
cepton Of guests Meals private table or IL carte av
ing first class restaurant attached wherein he
Al all hours makes very desirable for single gentlemen
NEW HoTEL D'EURoPK. BY J. L. B. NORTON a J.
moderate Rooms large and airy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

Notwiihs!aDdIng this letter and many other documents
have gone to the English government, action has yet
been taken for our redress In the meanwhile
vessels Of war trying 10 aid the clergy party by
log the liberal aud constitutional government at Vera
Cruz II 1t be the plan Of the British government to go
hand in glove with France in uphoding the clergy of Mex
Mexico who will not hail with joy the stars and stripes
order to be made American citizeps We have become
sick and tired with the serve policy of Great Britain in
bending TO France in every thing especially In Mexico
when toe nteres Of every honorable Engshman Is to
American influence guiding the destines Of this country
Trusting, Mr. Editor for your indulgence in my request
that you will give this insertion in your universally
read journal, am, sir, your mos; obedient servant,
AN ENGLISH RESIDENT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
sHEPPARDs
CIR eat Be nefact or,
The greatest peiiodcaireme YET
DT9Cov EH ED.

1000 boxes RETAILED MONTHLY.
,7NHEi bene "a etor is infalilble for the nnme
" dale femoyal Of distinctions, irreglllari-
tel Pfolapsus. pteri, failing Of ihe7 Womb
Leu horrea os WHITES, and all &c diseases pc;
culiar ID females. q a6
This remedy has never failed 10 ttoduee the
neases, have received many letters efrec-
ornmeadaton, which all say III Ii is the rem
Fedy we have everEuseG. Sickness at Istom-
acb, headache. tanguor. debility, pains 4 HE
head, side and back, loss Of appetite, ccsfiye-
ness &c, are some Of the symptoms which.
attend irreguiar menstrual on This remedy.
is certain. TO reIrof onesand all or these synip
toms. I lit H
BE sureand ret the genuine, which hns my
Signature on eacii bax. TkisgIetnedy may ba
ha9 SbyaadresslhgJs $ Shsppsgd, w esi Fourth
Street., Ginciara ti,sand enclosing So, and the
remedy Will resent by return mail.
ITLadjes who are pfegnantIsheuid not use
this remedy ash is snre 10 bring Oh miscarfiage
though no injury to health Will follow! One
box sl--three 81. All letters of inquiry must
contain stamp To insure an answer. IN
Us SHEPPARD
Sole proprietor, Cincinnati, Clio.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
= Z o q la n a iii o ii d +
JOSEPH SHIELD,
to the Citizens 81 Ksnawba County.
READ AND REFLECT.

d a " MIS- i
III HAVE just returned nom the Eastern cities
1w4ih The Largest and best selected stock oil
Clothing, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots,
shoes, Caps, Hats, "
and 1000 ofier articles, too tedious To- men
ton, ever brought 20 this msrket.
II would respectfully say I'd ny patron and
the public generally, that il purchased my
Goods FIRST class houses and d, ewfp price.
aud paid especial attention: beth I'd STYLE and
quality OF Them. and that / ain now prepared
10 furnish them with all kindssof Clothing,
cheaper than ever bought teforesin this o.
any other narket, and will guarantee them
to be oil letter quail ", more lasting thas these
bought a any other store, for the same money.
4 Therefore, lean and Will seflCHEAPER
THAN EVER HAVE BEFORE. So
come on, you TINT are in want lof Goats,
OyerZcuats. Pants, Vests, Bonts, Shoes, Hats,
Cars, Shut Drawefs. EndeEshift, Crasat,
Ties, SnspendeTs, Gloves, and ageneial as.
spFtment OF
DRY GOODS and MILLINARY GOODS.
All fact ansthing in The line Of WEARING
apparel, and II can SIMPLY you,
Country people should bare IN mind, that
this is the only place where theyfcan procure
goods 10 per cent less than tkeis real valite.
10 satisfy them shas ttis IS fsctsI. onls ask
them 10 give ne call, 4 nd see for themselves.
Remember the pisf. an,I nsfHel mex. q tht
kioshcrn Heiise. JOSEPH SAitELlfS.
n Eax.a n sss1 l-sa
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Look H.ere!a

If AN receiving Fresh supply Of
i Drugs, medicines. Paints, Oils, Wine
do4 Glass, Dye-Stuffs, Paint and other
Brushes, Perfumefy, Fancy Articles &c.
With every variety Of useful notions
thatars sold By Druggist generally and
all the popular Patent medicines@of the
day. win sch cheap for cash, and war
rant you q pure article. Physicians
Prescriptions and orders promptly at
tended3to at the Charleston Drug Store.
yen35. j. H. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

Z X LiIAs NM .EszFf
4 Bsaerolent Iastifafioa, established Jyspes,
eial el,dopcur enIt for.tae rstset The sick
I..s and distressed 4tFiefedivffh Var iii
s4 uieut and Epidemic aseGse.
I'M sE no WARD ASSo CITATION, in view Of
lii the awfuldesiruetiono f hpmanlife caus
ia By Sexuat,disease, ard .the tieceptionS ptae-
t,sed npon the unftrtbnae victims Of such
disease BY Quacks, several Years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon. as a 10 flARITAt
BE ACT worthy of tier name ttosopeu a
Dlspensary foF thestr+atnlent ofth's class OF
disease. in atl their fdrms, and To give NED
Gal ADVICE GRbTIS, ID all WHO apply BY
fe,ttr, with description OF their ecndition,
(age. occupation, habits If life, De, y and III
casts Of extreme poverty I'd FLllNISH M ED
EiCiNES FREE OF CHARGE. at is needless
te. adj that The Ass ciatina commands the
highest Medical skill OF the age. and will furn-
lsh the mast approved modern treatment.
isE The Directors of the Association, in their
\ Ahmualftpor upan the treatment Of Sexuat
Diseases, express lie highest satisfaction with
the success which has ATTENDED the labors OF
theit Surgeons IN the cure ni Spermatotrhtea,
| seminal Mea kness GonorrhGa, elect, Sypili-
Il ks, the wee OF 0naniSm or Self Abuse, Dis
eases Of the Kidneys and Rladder, &C., and
order continuance Of the same plan ior the
ftnsning year.
al The directors, on areview of .the past, feel
assured that their labbrs in This sphere Of be-
| ievoent effort, haxebeen of great benefit to
Line afflicted especially to the Young, and the1
have resolved to4desole themselves, withfel
newed zeal! to this very important but much
\ aekpised cause.
+ An admirable Report on Spermatosrhna, Of
seminal Weakness, tile Vice Dc Dnanism,
IMastufbatidn or Srlf.A buse, and. other dis
leases of the Sexual Organs, blythe Consult!
| ing Surgeon, will be sent BY mail, Gin sealed
| envelope3, FKEE OF CtiARGE, on receipt
| of Nv, STAMPS for postage. 0tlsr Re-
fports and Trac1s on the nature and treatment
| IN Sexual diseases, diet, &c, are constantly
being published Nor gTatpitous distribution.
| and viii he sent tottte afflicted. Soms3of The
| liz " remedies and methods Or treatment dis
covered dutlng the last year, are offgreal
value.
address, for Report OF treatment. DIR. +
SKtLLlN 4 H0uGATON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street,
| Philadelphla, Pa.
s BY order OF the Directors.
P3# EZRA D. IiEAR'rNEELL President.
GEO. FAiPcHlLD, Secretary
JAMES NJ. CRAY,
I fsoTTAGE INN near RED House. Putnam
~ Co, Wa, Ageat ior lie Sale Of Murray.
\ Reapius and MoN[fng Machines, also will fur
/ nisE ThrastIing Machines OF all kInds Nh z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
sKA n a 81 a VALL Ely ST 4 ri.
.NnIlTIcE.

1Nl EIent Of ma 81 ,4 ~ gSlge npnssl
by -,
ON rlfESDAY the gtb ~ 81, AMI ia
the ofliae ar Ak T I.,;,s;ss +, ~. $3.50,
RanaMha Co. Vffr;nfa II sbs III ,hs 4
osttions Of Fieldinsa Rnch.r ~, N i..fs ~
read III my behalf. IS 81 s.s,ts (,
Circuit Court Of Kanawbs CONT, a., ~, 49,
am Complainant and Won y. ~ nsienaans
III from ANY ca,Isfs said ,5.snos;t;o,,s Il =
begun or If begun. ami hi comnlsiss \
taking Of The same VIII be ad;onrIis,t NJ
day to day al the same plaee mil taksn u
completed. III. d. EDMOEDsFbg.
] SwAss, Sol BY couase
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
sHEPPARD'6
Oriental Preventive 10
CONCEPTION.
wARRAYTEp TO NEyrR rArL.

w4KRASIEp 10 MEYER FAIL.
NToTiE e. Ladiesywho % nctwish an in
in crease of fsraiiy, may rely Oh this ss a
sure and certain pfeventlYe Ahote pack
eye S3 half package 81 t1tfa tihs SO.
SentIseeWse from observation tommy bart I. .
The Gltiied Ssates/by mat Oh receipt 81 the
money Address 4. $ SHEPPARD,
fa5lEyk Box ? As. CINCINNATI, Ohio.
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0BIT'uAIRY.

I Il IN u - { -
Died. atICoalsmouth,son tie a0th of FEB.
yaarr, ELEEs Roors. infant dang hter ef Fran
eisH and Caroline II. thompson, aged eight
sinriths aHd~thfee weeks. II A beautiful chiia.
es D most Interesting age. She passed away,
and her bsreaved family wiils lang miss her
ana lament her loss.
ST Nellie III gone,
E ButIWhy should've mourn
/, Her Savior has iaken Her home
-.]F243 AMI there ON his breast Il ].
III s#I Shewiyl peacefully rest,
And tEustingly wait till We csans. k
All angel shove. iss
u Easircird with lose. IL II.
81 She IN free. from IL soIrow and pain
if # 81. THEN do nut rebsi,
Thai loving her well.
ofsMish' she. We're With als again.
y H l,eslh brought her relief
81 Then yield not to krief.
IT'S sinful It9. pine fer her now; III
Herkafpi ID her hand.
e Ia sipufe spirit taHd,
i No rate- lines of earth on her s'row.
Win her lIeavenItal GIT voice,
Seefean only rsjofqe.
And PRAISE TIE Eteddsgaer no ssgae SIS Y
And generously did.
e35 il On GaIxary.s side.
{. That NSe might be sasel through his names
Cod Is OUT friend. I'll 81
HE sesth tie eni,
AMI sften afactiors a.c eiyen,
TO send EARTHLY ties Nc.
Thst We may rise,
And al ourafections ON Heaven.
& Far n time. darling Nell.
81 81 N We mast bid yan farewell,
{ Bat faith hath iilalnsd our syes
ts Anil we see beyond this,
vi IA naeeting of Hiss. II,
~ \ happies nome in the skies.
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AFPRexinaTlNG rRIzEs.
4pTlzeS ol $3.50 aII, q to S5j, Goa nrizes ,,.ks
=. ae,sa3 Fries i1 amounting 81 ssb, 1855
WHOLE TiekEf l Y, HALVES S.. auAATEas So
Plan of The Lottery.

Tie mum iers ftonfl tb 5(l notl cnrre 60,
MlSh thoese numbers on the tickets ptIued OH
ssepHiats sips OF paper, are eneiicled with
small tai tubes and t,Saetd \, o,,,s -
S-tf'Ife FIRST S79 Prizes, similarly NM a
enciIcIed, are placed In an.,thsI w6aaff -
Tie Wheels are Il hen rryaiy,.,1 mi 4 -,
Der is dfaWaa from the wheel II Nf,roi,1k 4. III
al the same time Przefs .lra,Tn'1tlgI tta.
otntr @hsel The number and ptze drawn
W ai us upehed na eShibi ed 10 ttie aafence,
Prize beng placed against Jhe Nsmbsr
drawn. This operation i repeated unSt III.
Prizes are draWnjont. = 8l
I. APPROxiMA rlea PRizEs.--The two ..nrteeed /.
ing and the two succeeding Numbers tl fbase
drd wing tine first q PRICES viii be mi Iled N
the T .s approximation Plies. For i Nam Il ).
pie Il If.TIGket Nd Ill 80 draws fh4]s,5lIN,1
Prize THOSE FTlckets numbered li9Ixlt72 q
II ao4.H 252 will each be emitted toiSe905--
u lcket No. 55p draws lie .fla5 Pf ~
those tickets numbering SIS. 5l9s sII 5k5s
will each beentItled to $3.50 and sd IN ~ /.
eotdipg ID the above scheme. 4s
. Il
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NEAE STRAIN Goat LAsniNa,

4 I'VE ~ FUINE#PLEASANF, AAs
arTsHIs Hotel has lately been plls ii tho
III rough repaired and il now one oi the
best arranged Hotels III Western Siygihia.---
The propristor pledges ltimsel ia ao MI in his
power % Fsadsd those u 10 MAY pairoaize hin,
/ comfortable. when theya may step NJ his
House. Prices moderate s4
s4.4s R.IR. HACKNEY, Proprissor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

9F All kindsIof County Prodllee, such IL
DRIED Frpit, Besns, Feathers, Rags, Beeswaz,
6iinsang, Butter, Eggs, etc., taken at highest
mark ct prices. in exchange for Groceries.
IS u Strangers visiting Gallipois are corJi-
ally invited TO call and examine our stock,
before purchasing elsewheJe. Prices asSlow
as theloweSt, and terms Cash. slfa3
81 a. a. HENKING.A
Gailipolls, Ohio May ~, 1855, iy. -. Ia
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

ewEtHE annual meeting of the Stockholders oil
the Virginia Camel Coai Company, viii
Sc held al The Office 81 the Company d Pes-
ioIa. IL Boone Co.. y n on he "a May nest
4 ls Cf. EafEST SMITH, Pres
81 " prrs.Is II aulh0riked III lac, ii 20 4lract
q CLEMENT SMITH.
Ntfsh i. y. !fhs. 4ls3i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

*yTNffE annual meeting ofthe Stool holders of
.As tae Cesl River and Kaaswha Mning and
. notwithstanding Gumpa ny, vii Dc held 8ttIIe
SfRanswhA House Ranawha County. VA,
% Mondat 2a day Of MAJ, issa, atl o'clock
III. ii. BY order.
H. fi. VIM. R0SsELL POSTER,
x March 1R, limo II Sfcsy. Is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

Il Ts The StockhOiders Of The Coal River
vi sS,sgsis Mayigafi0n Company
.EFsffE nfhth annual tnsetInk df the Stock.
/. n holsseks OF me cpal KiveT Navigation
Company. Will be held on the gifss Mr. gIin
81 Mat nexhl 1855. - their Office I'M haffsstvIl.
sKanawha Eadnty, Virginis. s.
n. By otder at The RuaEd Of Directors
March, as d. M j DoDuRtI Z, See,rst
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Whislxy and Bacon.

Whisky and Bacon.
HyEhave INST received onconsf gnment.
t0a b5ls Extra Reelifed WHISKY
u Hb.s macon. SIDES and SHOUT
eDERS, {priins.) which will be sold low for
Cash o. good paper.
d.SSss A4EWHITIEkER 3 SON.
March 2sal, 1899.
Picture FrER11a1Klg.
ri ST ref.,A,y.sl ffS,sn Cincinnati, 500 faet Sos
ID Gsltfand Rosewood framing ofvaripus
.width5and thickness; prics per foot. irorc =
Gems 10 I'D cents.
| an pHefated 81 put the framing nPon the
IpicfnIeS,Iif desired. neatly and flieapty
The I.adies are requested to}cali AMI eynri-
me them
AT NJ. GslSTCN MORN III .Ils-
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Turner's Ceiebrated Ginger Wine, Rasp-
berry Brandy, Blackberry Brandy,
Forest Wine EEitters, Ladies',
W Inc, &c, SO. Nh Mt
Call in and see for yonFseI en- as / shall
take pleasure in sheN' us nis goods. whether
slu WISH 70 purchase or n6t.pI Isl la
III GASI'UN NORyELL.
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|. CERTiEtrA TE8oF PArK,GEs viii be old at
the ioiiowi rites, (which is The risk
Celftltcateolspackage II i0whole Iicklts, $50
a. 10 half fs'ts.i 41
10 quarter = 20
kti 10 eighth II Ip
~ II ORDERING TICkETS on CGarirasATEs.
B Z nclose the money toI soul address I'll TIE
tickets ordered, On receipt Of u lfch they viii
&c forwarded Ny first mas. PURCHASES cR n
have Understanding in any figure they may
designate
The hst of drawn numbers ana pfizls will
be Sent TO pafchasers immediately after the
drawing.
I UrPaTchasets win PIE sse write theiF sigma i.
tsTes pain, and,give their Post Office, Coanty
and State
l-I kemefnber hat every ririze Is drawn and
payabieiin full without deduction.
3SyAll Ipr res of s i, 100 and under psid i'm
medlatels after tile drawitIg--othet przes III
thepsuai Tune dfIthlrty days. s2I
Ali communicate ton strictly confidential
Address orders for ficke IS or Certlftates til
MCKINNEY q GO, savanna II. Ca.
8OFFieE Masonic H NIL BLacK ,BpLL ST. savanna
Il IL list The numbers that are ORA Mn from
the wheel, Withthe smount oflhe prize that
each one is entitladto, will be publishedafler
every drawing, ii the Sasanah Daily News.
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