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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Consumption
SUCCESSFULLY 7REA7ED" BIZ
ID, NHfLaTIUN or NE'DIC.i7'ED

SUCCESSFULLY TREATED. BIZ
| .LVH1LlTYDy or NEDIC-i TED
| TAPORS,
DY JOHNSON STEWARTzRosE, NJ. 81,
ID FcIlpH Of the Royal College of Pliysi-
clans aud fora ears senior Physician in the Lpn-
don Royal lnf3rInary for diseases VI the Lungs.
| In the Trsapntnt Of CONSUMPTION by In
! halation, | have obtained the results which
variants TIC 81 asserting tha TIPS now as cur
able as dlScaN pfthe stomach and liver. ~
Breathing hedicine DIRECTLY into the Lungs
lis Certainly the rational mode Of attacking the
disease, and saike many other great and ben.
yehclent diSeEcricS, il seems strange why
such treatme3t was not tresoried 10 LONG ago.
Where ihcfe&is life, there is now assuretfIy
hope for the EfoStseenRely hopeless cases, as
throughout aa stages Of his inSidu0Hs disease,
1.-The wo&nERFFf+and bENREicIESr EXPECTS of his
T atment arg soon apparent. In cas- also
OF BronchtIsR Asthma, &C., the inhallng pow
II, sand yaPssS has been cnrnenily successful
and to thosessutlerins Under any Of the above
named coip hints, ! CAN GUARANTEE srEEpY
AND CERTAIN YELIEr. lknve pleasure in refer
ring to O1snamcs, residents of New York and
1ielghborhood$ who have been restored TO Wig
orons healthy About one-thlrd Of The above
number, acc9adlng to the patients own state
mentS, were Considered hopeless eases.
The lnhalIag MethodIi: SOOTHING, SAFE aud
SPEEDY, and Consists in the administration Of
medicine in sNch manner that they arc con-
vcycd into tlle LUNGS IN the FORM of varoR,
AMI produce their action at the seat OF The dis
ease. It's hrakical success lsdGstinGd 10 Ecyo.
lnti0nize ths apnions Of the medical world,
and cSta0iShs the eHiIre CVRABiLIFY Of con
SUMPTION. 4
Applicants Awil please state II they have
ever tlea fruuithe Lungs ifthey have lost de h.
have a cough might sweats and fever :urn9--
what and hog nmrh they r&pcrtorate, what
thr condition. At ih"ir stomach and bowels
, The ncccSaar Sstnrdfciuei. apparatus, &c W II
BE forwarded 3 any part,
+ TERMS Eve dollars, consultation fee
Balance of fcSpayabIe only when the patients
report themselves cenvalascent.
REcoMMSSpArIoN Ey PHYSICIANS.
i We, the unyersigned practitioners in mcdl-
cine, cheerftlh and heartily recommend Dr..
Roses methodist treating Diseases ofthe Lungs
aud Throat, rs tie aESr and MOST EFEEcTrAL
EVER inToducc4 into the medica practice. Our
convictions ar9Sbased upon having several Of our
ownpatiens, hunitmed consumptives, restored
10 vigorous health, after a few months treat
ment BY DR.. RfSe. In the above mined diseases
the applicatiea Of "Mediested VapafS." in.
hailed dircctlyanto the unts, my be justly
considered a e5tat boon 10 suffering humanity,
rendering Consumption fESFEcrLT crRADLE
DISEASE! 81 ...-. EE/ .... &c.,. e..
Dir. Rose dtscryes well Or the profession for
his unwrarlcd &abnrs INFRINGING the lnhaling
Method TO SucEa degree Of perfection. :.
sRtLrH STONE, N. ID.
rJoNAs, A, MOTT, ". d.
gcrRUs KINGSLEY, ". D.
II WV. n, AUSTIN, II. D.
a.. #oRSILLE TYSON, NJ. D.
>.<.:. sGAyIS wETMoRE, NJ, D.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

Counterfeit twenty-five ccntpeices
in circulation Theyarc dated 1885,
and executed with tolerable neatncss,
but quite light, thus readily detected
by one who is in the habit Of hand
ling coin. II |.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
KANAWH

/ Colonel ]. w. Ware, of Clarke
county, Va, has presented TO the
Union A gricultural Society Of Eir-
giuia and Moth Carolina, two supe-
-rior ewes. of the Oxford. down breed,
for the use Of the model farm Of tile
society. e N -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

SALES OF WHEAT. We understand
(snys the Fredericksburg Herald1
that contracts have already been
made between some -four Merchant
Millcrs and Produce dealers, and the
Farmers, for some twenty thousand
bushels ofncw wheat, at Sc per bush
cl. This is truly q fine price, and if
we mistake not greatly, it will be the
early bird this season that gets tho
worm; the earliest sellers that will re-
allie the largest prices. Think oft,
81 per bushel for Wheat!
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
81 VIEW BOOK"
NOTICES or me PRESS,

There are patent in this volume argument,
and facts WHICH will rebuke fanaticism and
enchain the attention Of thinking men. Ma
tional lntcligenccr. .n-its- =:
This book is a mine Of thought and n Inaga.
zine ofideas. Its imam obi ret feenlsto be the
illustration OF the necessity Cor, and the advan-
tsges Of, slavery; w ashington Sentinel.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

An intelligent gentlem an in this
county informs us that u horse suf-
fering greatIy5from the effects Of Lock
Jaw, was speedily cured by the use
Of chloroform. This is n very yalu-
able piece Conformation, and wead-
wise those who mayfhavc occasion, to
give it trial.-Pkantcrs' Advocate.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Fashionable Tailoring,

TOIIN u. NEAL. respectfully in fo|m,
~ the citizansof Bulfiip andviciDits, Itha,
he isstill carrying on the above business Ia ali
Us branches, in the shrp fpfmerly occupied BY
@. w Taylor. He hopes, rom his long u.
perienee aud attention 10 business, 70 merit 1
share Of public patronage Il.
GETTING DONE At THE sgcRTEsr
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
. lsiutic cholera.

This scourgcis prev ailing on Burke
and McGuircs section (S5) of the
North Western Virginia Railroad,
and, out of some thirteen cases, five
had resulted fatally, up to tile first Of
last week, An experienced physi-
clan with-wiom the editor Of the Par
kersburg Gazette has convcrsed gives
it as his. opinion that the disease is
genuine Asiatic cholera, resulting rs
he>thinks from local causes. Spoil.
ed provisions arc said to have been
dealt out to the handson thatscction.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Snr1crS OF TILE rRrSS.

j. We have read enough Of il to APPRECIATE It's
simple yet dignifcd style, and its valuable aud
correct insuuction--altogethe 10 assign il To
high rank among works of its claSs. ST., South
Churchnan.
/, 1t is Truly and well tleineatcd portrait OF
a Southern home with all its com forts and
cnjnyInents. We can cordially recommend It
AZ worthy Of perusai. Watch. and Observer.
~, II is a.home picture. aud more attractive on
that account.--t chmond Dispatch. "
A soUTH-aDE VIEW OF SLAVERY:
Or. Th1ee Months ut the South, IN 1854.
BY Nehemiah Adams, D D.. Third edition.
One volume l2mr. Cloth. IS cents. s.-s
II ~a- A. MORRIS, Richmond, Va
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
SECOND EDITION.
A sou I'll ERIN no M Il

A new, beautiful juvenile, Dedicated To
the Children Of the South. Handsomely IL
lustrated with eight Original Drawings. BY
A ViRdlSlAx. One vol. square l2mp. NC.
- A. MORRIS, Richmond, Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
/. Land Warrants

I. 20, 600 ACRES WANTED.
FINE subscriber continues 10 purchase Land
Il Warrants Of every size, for which he
viii pay the highest market price in Coin Of
its equivalent. As there will be q very LARGE
number of Warrants pressed upon the market
after the first OF June, a gradual decline in phi
ees. for the Aext twelve months must ineviia-
bly, lake place, and those who make she earli;
est sales will realize the highest prices. v 8
+Et sEEgiH yssl CtIAS. tiENKtNG,
lsz @ s Banker and Exchange Dealer.
n22. I'm -. Gallipolis, Ohio.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Revolt: in the KnOw.io.hlng Convention!
rlFry-ruREE MEMBERS WITHDRAWN.
. PmI.ApELrnIA. June 18th.

~ +. Z: Pnu.AprLrHIA. June 18th.
Ftily three members Of the Know.
Nothing National Convention have
withdrawn IN consequence ofthe pas.
sage Of the Resolutions ofthe major.
4ty OF the lIatlorm Committee on
slavery. r. The. Pennsylvania and
New York delegates remain. ,5H
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
D r Y G O O. D S +,
GROCERIES,
Queens ware, r :.
Glassware, w.. '.~. -,,,,
Il Boots and Shoes.
. Il -,
T.. - "a:
-~~~T., 4 DOumets,

perhfmery AID fancy articles. which have been
selected vita great care by Mr. Mccoy, who.
from his loRgsacquaintsnce with the wnnts Of
this section, swell qualified 10 select a STOCK
suited 10 thia trade. =.
Country pyoduce Of all kinds wanted, asd
the highest platket PRICES paid for the same.
Aptll IS, 1855, l1t(
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
'OSE tract of land. containing one hundred
~ and tifty5~res, in The county Of Writ,
in the Slate ofsSirgrnia, six 1milcs from the
county scat OF Writ county, and Is mites from
Parkcrsbhrg and immediately on the tarupke
road leading frdsl Parkefsbpfg to Writ G. H.,
will seventy fys acres under cultivation and
has on IL one he,@ed log house, forty feet long
by Is wide; onc9and a half stories High, with
a kltchcnt to ons end Of it, and a porch the
whole length ofboth: together with all neces-
sary ont housesn well will! good water, and
three acres Of peach, apple and cherry trees of
the brs; kinds uk fruit. There vi be bar
gain given in TBS farm; payments easy and a
COOL deed giyeuS For turther particulars APP.
ply 10 Richard OF VIM. y. Trims, At Writ G.
FL, Or 10 the subscribe, at Buffalo. Pu;nam
county. Va. .-Gse JESSE TlMMS.~
Also; one tracso land in Mccain county,
Pa, containing Two bundled and fifty ao<cs,
nnimproyed, wel trmbcred.. with good title.
For particulars, apnly to Richard Chadwick,
at Smithson, III sgd county, OF 10 The subscri.
Der at Buffalo, Phi nam county, ..+. ..
h apr %, ms. e. 8<at.ss ... 1T
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
ALONE

~ MAKrpX HAnLAND, OF RIcnMoSp, "a.
Re published in London and Paris.
Tenth American edition now ready. in one
handsom. l?mp. vol. Fancy Clotk Gill 81, IS.
A. MORRIS, Publisher, Richmond Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
WHEELING DISTRICT
WM LYNCH. 2 E. -.

= ~. WIN Lynch, T.. +.
3.tHheeling, Adj .St.--To be supplied.
Worth S-B. Ison. =,
NJ" CAa5tine SIS. r. Dawson
South W'Aeeling--J. b. Bhkeney,
Benwood-To be supplied. .:...s,:
7riadelplia. and Hheelipg Creek--A
4. Roger, w. A. williamson l.. .Janey
.supernumery. ~ 49,. . :
l.: Short Creek. and Liberty-E. MrCarty
*EiizaJeiAioun-4c. D. Battelle.
Grave Creek. Guthrie, A. Gregg.
:. .se,c .VartinsI,le--W. II. Howe.
: Fish Creek=-To be supplied .,A@
PARKERSBURG DISTRICT.
! -. J. l.. IRwrS, p. f.
Paikcrsburg- S. Patterson:
Elizabeth &C. Conner J.. D..
+ .Nut7aysciHc-L NJ. O'Fling.
/ Ripley-D. il * Dix. p
California IN. Shower.
HiDiamsport-J. NJ. Dudley.
Hughes Rircr To be supplied.
Harrisralc-J, ID. Hill.
West Uaion-J.. w. Latham, D. A,
McGinnis, supernumerary.
.NtAtitbournc = w. L. Iiindmarl.
i1Sistcrsralc--A. Hall, d. Waddell,
supcrnumerary. T.. r.
IlcnyHic-L. parke. 4
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
!: JaMrs'L. CLARK, p. +. =
Charleston Station IT. b. Taylor.
: .Maldcn--J. NJ. Phelps. y
Nountaiin Cocc--A. Dixon.
iSummersuHc--W. ID. Sandford. =
Fork Lick-J. B. Feathers.
Sution--P. Vandever.
Elk Rircr-J. 4. Carroll.
Charleston Gnruit-ln o. Carmack.
Bufab--M. d. Vaughn.
Point Pleasant G. wv. Arnold.
GUYANDOTTE DISTRICT.
80 ]. w. REGER, Pc.
Guyqadottc--R. Northcraft.
Wayne--R. L. woodward, d. Al
len. rs,
-Saaay-R. Hager. i.
pikcion-To be supplied,
L9gan-A. r. Crislip. js
Conl Ripcr-V. Sanford,
, Clifton. S. Hall.
= Hamliac-B. Hagar.
Pntnam-F. r. Boggcss.
Monticello TO he supplied.
Fdyette and Raleigh-H. @. Sand
ford. Isl
J. Drummond, Gideon Martin and
G Batielle, delegates TO the General
= Conference.
Cyrus Morcy and Jesse 7. Craig
transferred to Iowa Conference.
. SCI. Worthington and r. Brooks
transferred TO- Rock River Confer
cnce.
II. q. Adams transferred to Ohio
Conference. ..e:.
The appointments marked "to be
supplied" will be furnished with
preachers by the Presiding Elders.
Next Conference TO be held at
euekhannon on the second Wednes-
day in June
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
appointments Of the Western yirglnia Con
ference, VI the u. I. thurth (NOnh).
Held atW kerlmg. Commencing or wedncs-
T.. .. day, seth day Of May, 1853.
MORGANToWN DISTR RIOT.

-
!. MoRGANToWN DISTRICT. y
n >* G. MARTIN. 7. 4. {.
Norgantopa 'Stcihon--T. II. Monroe, q.
~. Nixon. sup. +: =. 4: .... NJ -.
- hoygantorn Cgeuit-J. w. Snodgrass.
.Xononqaiia-T. II. Trainer. g, -
PulaEnc-WilIiam Wilson. .4.. =:
:, Branao,wN.--J. J. Deliver. El4.~. .
SW5yspdrt-S. Kiag. i.
/ hmgspood--R.lL L, Brooks.
Decentralization Smith &.
Htsterafota-J. Garner. r. -.5.-..
Btaeksviie-J. M. Powell, +
Barbowr--R Wallace, A. Robe; VIM.
Hunter, Professor of Hebrew and Biblical
Criticism, in Allegheny College. and Mem.
Der Of the Morgantown Quarterly Con.
-. CL kRksBtRG DISTRICT Il.
G. BArrELIE, Pc.
CImks1urg IStqt;on-y. Hare. ,.a,
Vest Alord--J. w. Webb.
.Hestoa Station Samuel Steele. IT.,
Weston Circmt-J. II. Temple.
= Pruntytown-A. Stevens. +.
PhiIppi--S. Jones. s,s
BuckAannoa-A A. J.. Lydia.
BurnnersrHe-IP. Green. -
Fdirmom .Stott0,s--J. DrummoDd.
Mdrion.--Wcsley Smith. 4.
Lumberp~t--lI. S.erens. ~. f.
.Kanh9toN--Wni. G. McCarty.
Btrcriy--D. q. Stewart. s....:-., !.
= AhaF szeteck--J A. Williams. p.
:. III A. Aathur, Principal Of The North
Western Virginia Academy. -
A, Martin, Professor OF the Greek and
Latin Languages lin Allegheny College,
aud member II the C4tarksburg Quarterly
Conference. II q. II 81.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
RitChhart House. /
WEST COLUMBIA, VIA.

" tSts Y w
TNllE under<irnch would inform his -
l. friends and the public that he hDsIiE
htted up his new. house in excellent style,
Where he>is prepared to accommodate the trav-
cling public, or boarders by the day. week nr
year. His table will always be furnished
with the hest the season affords. oal nothing
shall b. wanting OH the part Of the proprietor
TO makchis guests comfortable. lie Snllclts 4
share Of patronage. Y
His house lSon Main street. next door 10 the
Company store. IN
n25. JOHN RtTCiIlIART.
at is Que st the very hest Novels that should
dnd adm ,tancc 70 the family circle Daily
Chicago TnLunc. il.
CO&tTEUED AND TRIUMPHANT sUccYss uT
TuE GREAT VIRGINIA be1K,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Tobacco Market

RicHNcsD, June u 1892
Prices unchanged from last quotations
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

4 /. srTHrsnf these works msy Be sfi#esrd and
received by retlirnnf ne ssp~r M Fl nostsfs
pferail ytte Phbiis, en- lease eiaciose the Il
snopns n bsnk p.ns o. postage stamps. ~
address i'll oIdsfs, pest nsid fo ELI "a 't
FowLERS q WELLS. n
seb1ss5n 3os. Rsoadwsy NOW yofk.
\. B.-NAas yous Pes, owss.
and flAfs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

WAR IrrMs. 1t is said the French Gen
eral Forey repused sortie on the 9Th, with
considerable loss to the Russians. The
French have raised new batteries, and on the
sth Forts Constantine and Alexander were
to be fred upon. Gen. CanrobeTt had an
nounced that the bombardmcnt Of Sebasio-
pol and nm assault of the city would be made
as soon a. the weather permitted. 1t was
said that 10000 Russians, utterly exhausted
by privations, had marched TO Simferopol TO
escape extinction by the sickness which was
decmating the army in the marshes they &C.
cupied in the first position.
a Marseillcs paper mentions rumor
prevalent at Constantinople, that the Tcher-
maya. the river which falls into the port Of
Sebas,opol, having overlooked its banks,
Gen. Liprandi, with $4,000 men was cut of
from the frontiers, and that three French d.
visions were on their march to fall on him.
Should this be confirmed. M idea may be
formed Of the position Of General I.ipr1ndi,
having the Tchernaya behind him. 10000
French un his lett flank, and 10000 English
on hls right Other accounts mention the
isolation of Liprandl and his troops, and an
tcipaie his utter determination.
The batteries Of the allies now contain
300 guns. English officers who passed
through Paris. expressed the opinion that the
city would fall before the lst Of January.
private letter from St. Petersburg states
that. from the moment when the news Of the
battle Of lnkernan arrived, the Empress's
health became worse Prince Menschiknn's
despatch was brought to the Gar in his
wlfe's bedroom. On readiug II, an angry
exclamation escaped him. which frightened
the czariua. She fancied that some misfor-
tune had Unopened to her sons, and fninied
away. Her death was spoken Of as an
event 10 be expected from one moment to
another.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12
BOSTON MARKET,
For the week ending Jan. 10.

AsHGS-rots are 10 aol' rate demand but steady Al
10 aud Peal, sfe lruf ~ "a So " 10. et.h.
fL1UR-Th- flauF market has b,ea quite ntm dur
ing the wcek With stskdy desnHud iiuu the trade tnh
pfice- Of an knls shade higher. The sales have
eru "a a. 2,u 50 for brsnis western, 50 -
10 Is lof faey, aud S0 so ~ - Tor cKiras. Extra
Genes,e has rsascd ifssn 25 /. % pr baL a. To
brand
GKAIN-rhe demand Tor corn has been moderate
duune me week. q he saiss have hren al 81 u3 no
fas good southnta yelios sad old ed ahd hte q
Q5 gsr 10 Ia z he sales Of Gals have ragged from
50 u2c pr hn for e9stsa ssstefn uofthefn AID NurA
Tc0ian. Rye sciiiag IA fuil lois OF 81 ~
AZ aud ~hts beans s so as ., VI DO. qual-
y, Canada fsa' selling 81 s 80 % Ia pf Dl
ildrs- small sale. at 3ae ?, ID cash The mafEe' Il
quie'.
POTATuEs--Comnon Whites 10 a co. reseh
blows ~ 20 Caften 81 Is -
UNt-IuNs-i here has bc'n steady but model
ate dsmind fo Pask with sale, OF prime 81 s3 so IA,
mess At SIS 10. and clear al SO SO ", pr hh =
mos Reef Is dull but prices Tomaia ~itho1t change.
sales Of common and wesiern At Sli 80 10 %
ard rxua 81 n 50 pr hbi aas. Lad u selling
lie his, and i2e Ia Kegs and Smoked hams G
aud 10 demasd Al 10 lie pr H. cash and mos
Hogs have RAGGED dufing The wosk from = 50 i
W to quality Batter continues hfn VIII modrlh'e
stocks. sales Of good and choice faiiies a - 20,
and tsr quality a. 90 25c pr ID, Good Cheese Is se
ing at 10 q lie pc 10,
] TALLoN-K endeud, coniinucs scarce snd ~ de-
mand salss OF a. 80 ihs at ~ - pr ID cash Rouge
| Is selling ats 2a9 10 ~ 10 cash.
WOOL he market tor bo'h fleece and pulled WOO
has been qa,et sud mil sales At last quoted prices
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12
DfatbT.

AtCsiehrstsf Dscaubef 9Th, 81 cons unption. Pfis
ella wifo Of Get. Daniel Warren. and Slaughter Of
ne late De-. theuszct sp fha~E, OF Rochester, aged
IN Briie'rce Jan. l.t sarah s., daughter ofIra and
Sarah iiafwuod aged four years
~ West handoiph, tise IS, d consumption, Charles
o Harlow, aged % ,sats
10 Raffe, DC. a. Ms Mariha s.nth, wife ofAu-
gustus sn.iih, aged u yolrs
~ mote, VI, Jan 5h, NJ As 7. Shaw uged -
years- recettiy of Br,dfotd.
n Burke, Wv. W. isauc Runiv, nseds0
IN sutton. De %, NJ. Jo.hua s''dd'"l dyed 90
solfs md fnnnths.
~ fta.hufgh, Deceit ia.erh = eldest son Of Hub
. bird hrii.gs Lsq. sstd 20 ieais aAd month.
10 bansile, bee. %, of typhoid snd bilious f vef
Miss hHts Brock. eyed ~ Sears, formerly o. Bar
not
10 Barnei Oct 10 aithe rr.Ierre Of hi. hroii or IN
hs. NJ Jane. Ferguson. Mr. fdirew Lack'e, for
mery of Pcschun aged &C ,-afs aud month";
~ ~, r., Jinu'Iy an, 1855, Wire Aug % Dodge,
vie ct 81. Asa nufre, aged =. She had long hccf
20 'SamP'ary M miet eft Tho Methodist Church. eud
leaves so hsed aud itdim husband, aud a numeioo'
family of rh idiea 20 ui"ufu 'heif loss
L. Randolph, Dec. ls.h. OF consumption, Carlos X.
farfidgr nscd 81 years. Hisa a. he simo place and
OF ihe sane sruse, bee. Gath, Itne 4. Partridge
aged ~ years
ca SUNDAY the t7th the DIS before the delth 1.-THE
hfohrf, be- helped dowa g. the room OF HE ..tf.
ief haa iafsrsieW IN eafih, AMI he two sere ief
sore w"h The stesption OF ihc vers niiar aud not
welcome him OF Death. ihes pauoos Of r'ifes'i'
meals together, nud hen the mother entered the
'som. ~ete taking The parting kiss, tot with The u''
musi cheer uin- -. ihuui teafs, sud shout Nioeu
heHfi'fhfees. 80, fr monlls. theS hsd hcen walking
toge'h,i down the valley Of the shid.w ef death
snd Y-i bad not been made t. fear sny evil Nnh the
s'nie temsi. 80 .nnie this ~ nnr last meeting hire,
bot ~r stall be sfpafa'td inlr TO- few vs. he vas
taken back tn his 70 m, ctmly % yi~il buiy q"
'hc rib i4rH tssfh he saul 10 tht f'ithiulktep
U4e o, hi- ternncii,d aud
Tie next sshbuh jennie feli asleep also. and
keIf the apl oirirnent with irf btoihcf They we've
suf divided even iof sahhahi bis lash on eafth
Nith his sister; her hf-t 30 heaven VA with her
hfn'hff. No. d,irg heIzre hs vie, that 'ii pussibe,
She Wunii ha lt as rleefiuf tn ue pio-pcct ui iis
frlth - .e in-si was. ahd thst ben te WIS gone.
rht ~nud uui ratrttin ihe too common idea that be
hit gone to f country, ini ic eursiaet HIN a'vays
n"H,n And 10 diving cifi irguesieh her clergyman
tfsiea- ior h.r 20 hrr Aoung ln-nds VITO would be
ass'tid go Boz Iuttffi. .ud iu efdet ti-t ihc in-
ne.siun boz Ft Den more suf them ihis message.
i4.t 1"nfr ih y .hunl hook pnn her fuaius.'Sees
low The S4tiouf sinner. --NesssHger.
90 ttsi toiiaih, Dec. lob. Mfs.saf.h Page agsd
it srafs Hnf noHihs.
g., weH ro7.h.m, 10Th Doc, Mi.. Martha Magopa,
agci ffr-r-.
~ iunfinsipu, OF thc a instaut. ct consumption,
o-ruts fpeaief, Eco, Be- The Both YER o. bio
ln Madisno, Wiz. 90 le 3 b Dee. Pot stepheo
rca l..itrp, ". d, 90 his s7th year, toTmeriy ei
Wcs bfi1se, VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

MoRg EvIDENcr.--We stated last week
thSt there was al least one Of tbs numerous
Cough Remedies Of the day. which had by
It's merit, worked its way into extensive use
among the most refined and intelligent CIR
Giles, who are Of course the best able TO Judge
Of its virtues. The following statements
arc 10 point:
II. Fuller, Esq, late U. S. Naval Store
keeper at New York. and editor Of the New
York Mirror, speaks AS fol'nws;
" Lirermor Tar and Conchaiagua.-Of
the virtues Of DR.. Rogers Cough Medicine,
prepared from the above articles. it is need
less now to spesk It's efficacy in speedily
curing Coughs. Colds. and other Lung
Complaints, which too frequently. # neglect.
ed, result ~ Consumption, Is too well -.
tablished in public confidence 10 need eulo.
~ nov.
THREE hundred Bottles Of the above Sy-
rup were lately presented TO- and accepted
by the New York Fire Department Fund
for tie use Of disabled firemen, suffering
from Coughs, Colds, or any disease Of the
Lungs.
T'co hundred bottles were also accepted
by the Brooklyn Fire Department Fund for
distribution among the tiremen Of that city"
After The Medicine had been distributed
and used, and praci caly tasted for nearly
year. the propreiors received a letter from
the highest officer Of the Department from
which We make the following extract:
Those members Of the Department who
have had occasion TO use the Medicine,
pronounce il the best Medicine for Colds.
Coughs, &c. they ever used. aliorling al.
most instant reiiei, and entirely removing
tho rofuriafuf 4"