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DAVID rRI'S ESTATE.
II = 7. Y Il.
:. .t!l. 81. NInN,\I.

>Ih!I. 81. NlEN.,>i
l--,\ District -
\ Probate C"l.rt i '.: ., L,,.r,.',ar,. II .a:!
!'-,ri'. r'i 'hv II: !..v,i ic'.1.i:v y H. 80:
NJ III hEA> En-. y tiil-r :.!,:;. ,,i,.ri:., con
W tie l-:a:" "t Do. Fry. ..-c g. Concord.
Ill ri district cri-r.!. ,,r..-,,,c~ - r-:i,,ra ii;,ai
acc"'ii: Il III administration. and t. present
h> account AGAINST >:sii estate Tor animation
and allowance: ], j. therefore ordered bv said
t"nrt tlt Inc under ruii> rrainu and
b. he -. Il: til" frr!.c ti;li,-c in aid Iuuci,,~,,
~ he .;h day 60; Ntr,h. \. u. - ut o'clock
l.. NJ. 49," i J. further ""irrr, il:: al! ,,r>,.,l> in
'"r',tc! &c r'ii':i hereof w publication ., COPY
II TIE r"""r. Il !iii- cr ia ti.. l.,.i.,
,'t"i at 81 '''i'r'i '',, ,, o,-k~ >rIrrr>>ivCfv
leNI"i;~ I" sad 'lne =" l..r:I.. Ia: ,Iev .ua,
a''i'''r AN. c.i.'>: the r.lcg If -! accom-.
ii :'v see c..;,-c
Is. HE ',;;t.-
HN' 'Nnl.i.", il -c d; i';"' &c
I'm" c".r't rc-,'i,!, .,,s,:
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tH'FrAnE Pulmonary BAISAM, to. Guyh:.
t,"'S "nd consumption. An EXPRESSION Of ,;.iili"n
"i ALERT G,lID. VI. d.. Boston. Mas>.-"liavinr
rreNcrb"'!tl the l';,!>;,,n in nanv lung complaints.
with "n,i"'w >iiccc~. can with confidence recon-
mend IL u-c for al those complaints for which i. is
offered - Il remedy.
For sale IN s.. Jol!n>ju-; Ivy II. 4. IIoYr an,!
j. {. BINGHAM.
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Ladies Breast Pins !:

."k"t- M''~ti,' Paintings. Canoes: box AID .,la,,.
am al descriptions and qualities Of Scroll i'in>:
-"!d >ll.'r \"> ii""h> ami >wivcl-: Ihi:n!,lc>: al
:" 81 fine J.; of 1a'.i,- lar .I.y-,>: gents. Pins.
li;rn. diamond. rtiv a'ri all other kinds Of 81.
'i->: gold. sleeve Buttons a nj Hn>,m Studs: cold
an: silver Fob Chains: -. :,in! silver N,>.,hiiI,
-"!t AMI liver Guards. -"l! liver n::! >,.r ..owr,.
>fc.'''-: ,'"i >'a!>: ID, !l.., c!,t-: god LEX
g.
AZ" .,.. :."r.lno,l. .f >.ivrr and silver ,,a.e,
Aur. Ir... N'rr;lm Su.-.c and IL,
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Spring School.

SPRING St'H"oi. -: ..,,vcn weeks VII T.,
"'""i 4: III congregational Nc-.rr. in Ea.i
- .'"'l,~nrr. "i ihnr~.la,. March I. u:..r:r II.
>tr''":;u, ii CHARLES l., SNtLEl.
Fr', d .>.,. DIV,
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Clothing
At LO:: EIf;THES,'
A,.r; . goo ASSESSMENT 81 HATS, C;r., TN
hfILLA>. >'l-ini:':"r'. *. s.
Fur Goats, Victor;Eas. 4 Cnff.

ar 'r>'f'i."'t Il SiAri Warr. Jem.,v
'.''i an NJ A., .r-i.ice.i I.-i-c<
hifr'i- ir'i "' .-'!' - 81 -: >.'i.r;.rS :. -.
i'f -; tree. -. fG', -. :; cents Ter III. In
CO. r's i'r CHARTER with All other kinds NJ
"c>' in':'a '"":> N equally "w price,.
r"'i :>-''T'in".,: ~ a. Lem n. ,,-, a. 600,
j. iav ;!''' :" the purchaser
l;'i'''a'i' "r,''i,'r, ga. all AZ, Ne vii, say
g. No.
GAIL =: :'rnl..' SftNp of NICHOLS
IA Nh''\ 'i.H Iif
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Leg to 81 G"''i Pans, ii various fabrics.
SS l.S. Cashmere noc-hii, an! Er,:,,!..,-i r-,..
az I'M To-" price. Tor Il few ,ir,~ L. reduce Stock
gel. Custom Nae Dor>hin PAWS. ,a.y,.
Bottoms. az! nI'c Of rs good materials a. The
fan;> Tor winch y"u usual, pay -, Ch,>inc s.
"t Winter Ciorhlmr
sS 7" >. Fancy Cas-. pnr>h IN. aYi Cl,;, p,..s
"' Very dr>ratc patterns. beng a, l,:,,, - or
''i!i. res i!'Hll ne Am" are u>l.a.iv sol;
~ \ nice Iit;iIr la: !..n,,, at.- -.
custom r:li,!". Usually >"'l ,'r much more
$40 I" IL. \ fine cI>t",n made Dtrrro,t ,,r Sack
made from Gr!',. huc. AM black PHO. tl,,,I;.
Hr"a':cl" and I;..lvrr Cloths. :nr tI> low ,,r,.r
MI guaranty that the same garment, ar. SOD!
al from SIS To- so.
S3 leg. For ;.l Office OF bu ,i.ss Coat 10 chs.
OFT ~, stock
az t. IL. Dress and Frock Coats from e,,rcr.iuc
Er'a'ic"'h ii pocs>:,l-. made ~, in good -fvle
ana ms faithful manner. Al viii tie sold Il;
these low i'rirc-, 10 clos, r'!t stock
81 l l.S. Nc~:< oi Tie .tc- Il. i on .,,- .il..
low iricc>.
81 I" s leg. For a nc" i:inrv Saii; Vest S'.o
black or fancy Hk do. made up in Tic ia.cs.
STYLES. Gcnc.lcii'> I;r,>- NJ Gown. very loN,,t
prices.
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NEW
CLOTHING STORE.

EiE subscribers having entered INTO ,ortrcr.hi,
- III Tie tailoring and Eradv-Na,lc Clotl,iu.,
hu~ne>>, "nn"nir- !" The public that ,hc,. l,y,
"'t'inc!a lar-c a't! ELEGANT assortment al; COINS
ia their linz" co,I>;>:Il,r of
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MI. Gidling>, of Ohio failed in an effort
90 Introduce 4 resolution of thanks to Gen.
Winfield Scot. for his service in the war Of
1872.
HE till establishing an additional land dis
irIct IN W.scon-in was passed.
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Elacks.,,,,.ith:ng.

'k'Ht >'I''~ 'rihr"- having formed Cu,,r.ucr.,,i,
= MN" l'i'h~mif'i hH~,.~ and purchased tL,.
Hh'p !" i'dd''N iii;i@c likely OWNED hv .Iamc>
prepared 10 10 Ill Kinds Of custom work in .,,,.ir
rroic>>"n.
Particular a':citl"n pI T. !,ocimr horses, c>,.-
ciH such A. arc liable To Interfere. ovrrrcach or
stumble. IN which branch OF their hu>;,,c,, ,I.y
CHALLENGE competitions
All ~h'cing lone by them warranted 10 riyc sat,
i-i'c'i"n. WILLIAM TMSEY.
:. i. TIL, nI;En
st. Johr>bury, Feb. IL. ls,,. o,ctf
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House, Lot. Stock T. Furniture
For Sale.
'R'Hl >fi.--.".i..~ ..,i.r. &C. .-,i- n--u.-
ll,.:i-" ''''"- ~. ~, l. u-..r ,.r} al Wat.r :.
I.ri'anh> Village. Said h",i-. wa> built n,p Inc,
year. wiki harm and shell :i'iarlrl lri>m.uv.
f'F''' lv vili. >riiiG- oi.c al which i. lr.r-;, Il,
'c !.''l:>c in ,''. lhrl". i vel i.nrei .I ,,,
'ai'- :; acr'-. an! i divide. i'if" !,,l ling m ar
zen, All t-ii.rr -lli.cc,:!r large k.-, o:,r con
.t-,.
twn goo Horses q "ll: one ,,i.,i.., i .,l
ami known u :!ic liii HoI>,, a;r. NH i:o. milo
il! : 'ri,,lI.r>
A.. "ne Miller "a rri :,,>- -,-n.
Al>". "l" !ci.s!: liar!.a>> ,iil,! bull /, q ,..
Mo. one cool Cos. " .;':r>".i;
No. ~" S'ra~ Gutter. :,,,I S..,,..- 49, "a
c"r!> al Woo" Together with ali ii:~ fr,i,p-. .ns
"ii''r 'ili'i--- ''"' ,II'lnrr"l> t. ur.i'i..n
40. ," arrrS 81 pasture lir1. vel w,,..r.l nv,
i"ncri. h' w IL .li- ::r,i.:,. H.. AMI heated 80,
IL" road i'r.''i@ L. Luke >w..,t'>
ne .'''r"'isi''i l,riertv Wi! lie >el ci:.a, for
"a>l g: n" .oFr'. -rc'ii.
N'' SITS S.NEnEN.
''''>'''''N : f'''-'. IN''. al3if
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Goods
NJ
COST!
Now is The Time 10 Purchasc r.
you would Euy Cheap!

VII. >E''-'r'cr lily. dr..r1,ir,..! :, ,t,.. ~
Tier e.ijii. csr 81: t.t.pll>
- ''i't ny ti'f Store. iircNi"u l., a.. ~ nee
m'n' 81 i'e >i':ln; iTa:e. AMI i Ia. r;;so,i or
H., IF >....h 90,
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Boys Department.

81 70 ) over Sack
81: to .I,ckc.>
81 10 Cashmere, Cln:h and D.o.,:., r,,..
80 70 2f't cts. Vests
II" {" ,''n ci>. SUI! .Iackc. AMI ran,s
''y h"'yh' "'""' a:t Jar ,,5.rst Purchasers
how"'"'. are re ',c~:",. hrii.. THIS avert >.n.t
win then! and the VII! ;.chro5.,.l.-e the ..,
W. are "'tInii:c "ci"~r "a, al IL. >..k at ~,
Ter 'i"'hi"5. copy oi the new i.ook. .o,l. HIN
i''''li'-': -:a:i> :" every i'.rrra-T. iH0-aGs
OAK HALL,
4 Mort: Street, &c scr
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.}s( fEAHi. STREET. Eo-.,,il, who Il -,.l, ION
~ GOOD i.tTtIll\t
Boots, Shoes, Rub5ers & Caters
ii All hirii> asa sizes.
from The >lli,ii-t cliili'> Ia t. larr,>, ,n.n-s r
The CA>E or bern. al LOWER rErr, ,l,, b,rs
been known for vcar> C.-,ii,c - Pearl street .
;r,. before huvin-. alma
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The dwelling house. barn and shed OF Mr.
John Savage Of Lancaster. " H.. wa, de-
siroycd by fire. Onl ' the bedding and mos;
OF the wearing apparel were saved i al! Me
provisions and hay Were consumed Las,
about ~j"o-no insurance. The fire orir;na-
ted by ashes being let, in the she'd - too<
h. mol7V.
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IiNN>fLNANlt SENAroH. - Ul,l.>L,ir,.
REQ. i".-lhc lolht convention me-, 70 ,:,v
ior Tie election Of t. = Senator. On,
Hundred and tl!lrty members were pr,>,.t.
lhc r"c">- nuil.1cr for a choice was ,;,.
Cameron had -. EUck>lcw IS. j. =. Jonc,
> i;t!AHrc scattering. On the second b,,io;
Cameron had IS. \ motion to postpone the
election for two weeks, prevailed. yeas t..
nay, 81.
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al'atrbcs
MD
j E w e L r Y.
WE q E.ffms & .iHtsEsEA.

1--WE Subscriber woull ~ay 10 liz ;rcn !. and N,
pubic. that he h:l> u>: received Il iar-c -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-17

CAIlfoEIA Errcrl"N l!u<Ii0qil,. F,b.
l".-iy private despatch irom New Orleans
We have the result OF the I'D ballot for l.. :.
Senator IN the California Legislature. which
was as follows Edwards, Wig. Sc t;wiu.
Dem. 81; McCork!c. DEM, -: HroIcrick.
Dem. -: Mrnougal >; Latham !: Huruc,
|. All the ballots were about the same.
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". G. Wales & Co.

% You Pay Boots and Shoes fer Cash
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FINGER RINGS.

A,".s A~-" lot OF FINGER RINGS, fl.
i rrc'> J.! lin. chl~,'l. aHi ~ral" lni.ll Il,
by. Garnet An INST an Pear. 81: box and IN,
ali ."hct Rug. -rl a;il silver Fol, an ,.u.r,
NEtS. -'l! an silver i'c:.cil- viii! a,:! viii.
ON I,.l.. :Il>l 4 l...., .l.-.....,.....t
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Furnishing Goods,
Cloths, Geo,
CUSTOM WORK

;'''i are prepared 90 supply all in wan. of any ,f
thc~' ;rf'c'.- 4; price u low Il can IL. l,,.i -.
any Other l,'-c ''' az
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ts' We are clad to learn that efforts are.
on '"ot to procure corn To be disposed o;' TO
we poor Ill tins vicinity al cost The scarcity
Of brca''>'ui's. and the cuI,i,iitv OF holder, c,
them, render it extremely difficult for the
poor to keep the wolf from their doors
>oiSico| JOWaW.
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CLOCKS

i''in !: lie comfy. Which he VII So,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
+ nELMBoLp's nIenLr CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract, Buchu.

For e ses Of the bladder and kidneys, secret
" F. Diseases, structures, ,wcnkEesstS, and all
> Diseases Of the sexual organs whether in
mnlp or female, from whatever cause They
may have ot gina,ed, aud no matter Of how
tong standing. a." T.. ~ tt#:E
Il yau have contacted he Terrible disease
which, when once seated in the system, will
kurrlyIgo down from one generation TO another,
itn lcrininng the constitution and Sappng The
v ~ Vital fluids Of life, do not trust your
E,,:Ites in the hands Of QuackS, who start up
,Siy day in city like this, and fill the pa
: pnrs with gtafing falsehoo,!s, too we'll calcu-
J. ,ttd to deceive the ynung, and those not ac-
q1anted with their trtaks Soh cannot be
100 careful in the selection OF q remedy iI
these, cases. go. s,5 .:.' IL - -.
= The Fluid Extract Bu chn has been pro,
neMneed by eminent physIcenS The greatest
remedy ever knawn. It's lie dicine perfect
~ pleasant in its ~taSie, and veryinnoeent 10
its dctiOn aud yet so thorough that il annili-
lates every particle Of The rank and poisonous
virnS Of this dTeGdf,rl disease; and unlike
other remedies, does not dry up the disease in
thefbload. ,- -%Erf" i.
constitutional Debility brought on by self
abuse, a most terrible hi sease,f which has
brought thous nnjs OF The humanfraee 10 un
timely era yes, thus blasting file brilliant hopes
Of pare hts, and blghting in the bnd the gIo-
rious ambition OF many Ilpbls Youth, can be
.cnIedby this Infallible Remedy Aud as a
medicine which must benefit everybody, from
the simply delicate TO THE confined and de-
spafrng invalid, no eqnalI is 10 he found acting
both as o Cure and preventative. II d.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
OFFICIAL DIIsECTORR o.
PUTNAM COUNTY. #,

cIncrlr corxr. TERMS Eighteenth NJ .
April and September
JrpGE--Geo. W. Summers. R3
CLEsK--H X. u. Forbs. In "
PaosEcrTiSd ATrcAsEy--J. II. Couch.
CocNry CoUkT. w. Terms -- Fourth Monday
in each month-and Quarterly Terms IN June,
and November.
PaEslDixo JusTIcE--A. w. Handley.
CLERK-H. Ill forbes.
PaosEcuTIx6 tArroRNEy.--J II. Couch.
SIERIPF--N. B. Bower.
u MAGIsTR kTEs.--Rirst District u. BOwyes,
D. Surbangh, r. Symms, ard A. w. Hansley.
second DiStTict--T. McCaIiisteY, n. NJ. Is.
THOMPSON, VI. Ford. and j. Keunard. Third
District--W. "A. Alexandria, J. Foster, A. Sib-
>xelf, and j. Smith. Fourth DistEict-C. P.
Brown, VIM. o. Carter, and w. Thomas.--
Fifth Observation-Disclosures, X. +. Harvey,
J.. Koutx, D.J. Martin and VIM. Atkeson.
CouNTY SuRyEyoR.-J. d. Crawford.
COMMISSIONER oFl REyENut.-N. fIandi6y.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Distfict--J. NouWnan. =
Second District-W. Grass. Third Dislrict--i
- Foster, Fourth Distritt--J. Craig. Fig.
tn District--A. Asbury.
OvERsEi Ms oF TIiE Poon.--R. 5windlef, G.
Conner, T. :. Erwin, J. Harrison, and J. WAL
ton. ls H8fI
CoRoxER.--A. Wolf 4#H
ScnooL C0MMissIoNERs.-H. VI, Forhs, On.
Iperntendant J.. Bowyer, A.W Handley, "A.
Ellis, @. Conner, w. A. Alexander, j. CEaig,
8. Hereford, and j. yandan.
CoMMissioxERs in CnAKcERY.--H. III. Forbes
for Circuit Court, and J. WI. Hoge fpr County
Court. III t
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More :RIcm wanted.

l. A PEW moro chi erprising young men ca,
F n 0Gnd employment. ly which they.can ca
: silymake $500 or $1,000 year, 10 act as Agent.
for several new and popular works, just pub.
ishtd exclusively for agents, and not for sale
in book stores. ~. "a IT, y
..Wehave great many agents employed. ma.
ryof whom are making from Is 10 % dollars \
= week! Those who wish 70 engas e in this pleas.
ant and profitable business 5, will for purticu.
lars, requisites &C., address ~.
- C. W. DERBY T. co.
Publishers ard Wholesale t,orksellors i.
r. ..:.-s.5 Sandusky City, Ohio.
u Editors Of Newspapers, bygiying the ..
boy. and following. three insertions; and cal D..
ling attention TO il, and sending copy 20,
tanning il shall receive any three OF The fol.
lowing works: 4 .** II 4, -.
r Lifeof Josephine, by Headly, n 81 o.
i Life of Lafayette, 70 Pa
1dfdof Napoleon, tt L2i
? Will Scenes ola Hunters Life, II OF
! Life of Mary and Martha Washington, /, nt
+ Odd Fellows Amulet - ~ t,M
! AnyPenons wishing any Of the above books,
can haye them sent flee fif postage, on recent
ofthfsiabove retail prices. Address, = ;.
nsl-3 z< c. W. DERBY.
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BUFFALO MARKETS.
CoRREcrED WEEKLy.
LANDS ron SALE.
At Pu bic Auction.
d ..... y. ...s,

SHALL offer for sale, in front of The
j Court House Of Kanawha County, on
Monday. goth day Of ugust, 1855, 70 the
!, highest bidder,, at public auction. the follow.
!. ing tracts Of land, lying and being in The
county Of Kanawha, to wit: FIJI #@
: One tract, containing 1854 acres, on the
waters Of Big and Little Sandys, near the
townof Clendcnen, onEETk river, -fs
Another survey Of 1929 acres, near Elk
I river, on Blue creek. VI "
+, Also, 4, 200 acres, on coal river, il being
pnIt 81 webb q Tomle nson's survery Of 10,
As agent and attorney for Jos. u. Harvey,
Mrs Louisa Harvey and DR.. J. C. IL. Harvey
'of Louisiana, The owners of the above de.
40 ribsd lands, am authofiz ID to convey prc
. inlly, Though the title Is believed to be good.
TEaMs orS,LE;-One5 third Of the purchase
money cash, one third inlsix months and bal.
lance in twelve months; secured BY trust.
deed. -. l.+-~ Il. T.. HARVEY. y
July 30, 1855. n3iw3
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
nELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsapa-
, riIla. s-.5+ .-+'t# Il

For purifying the blood, rtmoyiug all diseases
arising from excess Of Mereiiry, exposure and
imprudence in life, chronic constitutional
diseases, ARISING from All impure state Of the
blood, and the only reliable and eiIectual
known remedy for the cure OF cre:ula, Salt
Rheum, Scnld Head, llccra'ions Of the
Throat and Legs, Pains and SwelliEgs ofthe
Bones, letter, fimples on The Face, and oil
! Scaly EruptionS Of The skim Il
: Thsartlcle is now prescribed by some OF the
most distinguished physicians in the country,
and has proved more efficient in ptactee than
any pTeparat Of Sarsaparilla yet offered TO
the public. Several cases ofSecondaTy Syphll-
is, Mercureal and Scrofolous diseases have
entirely recovered in the inct:able wards OF
our Public Institutions which had for many
years resisted every mode. OF treatment that
coul d be devised. TheSecases furnish strfk.
medicine IN arresting some ofthe most ihyeter-
ate diseases, after the glands " ere destroyed,
aud ihe bones already affected. .' .~..E
NorIcE. --Eettefs from responsible Physi-
clans andPLofessors of SeyerafMedical Colleg-
es. and certfcates Of cures from patients " i'll
be flnnd accompanying both preparations.
PkrEs, Fluid Extract o Buchu, 81 per bot
tie, or six, bottles for IS. Fluid Extract Sarsa-
parilla, ST per bottle, or bottles for $5i equal
IN strength 10 one gallon Of Syrupof Sarsapa'
. rllla. @r.- IE =
Prepared and sold by H.. T. 7. HELHBoLD,
Chemist, 263 hestnut Street, near The Girard
Honse, Philadelphia. &,t,4E II .1 -
TO be had of MCCOY 4 JONES, Rnfrilo Va,
and of Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed 10 the Proprietor or A
gent receive immediate attention.
n3iyt. r::,:@! r. r.. Ita%I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
Land for. Sale

ZANE tract Of land, containing one hundred
~ and fifty acres in tie county Of Writ,
in the State of/Vlrgrnia, ax miles from the
caunly scatof Writ countykand Is miles from
Parkersburg and Immediately on the turnpike
road leading from ParkersbhIg u Writ G. IT.,
With seventy-fye acres under cultivation, and
has on il one hewed log ihoase, forty feet long
by IS wides one aud u halfstories high, with
a kitchen to. one end Of III and a porch the
whole length OF both tegetsieF with oil neGes-
ssry out houses; a welIfwilh good water, and
three acres of peach, apple and cherry trees Of
The best kinds Of fruit. There will be bar
gain given in this FARM payments easy and a
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EAR AND EYE. /
Deafness, Totalor Partial, Entirely
%H Remoycd ~

DR. ALS0PHERT begs to call the atten
IL lion Of those sd fIering Inder a partia
or total loss Of the sense Of hearing TO the
following facts: Vie treats diseases OF the
middle and internal ear with medicated
douches, s'tch as Is practiced in the lnfrm.
aries Of Berlin, Leipsc, Brussels, Hamburg
and Petersburg, andN lately by the most dis.
tibguished London Aurists, with the mos,
wonderful success: indeed, III is the ONLY
method that has been upiyersally successful.
The best proof of the efficacy of this treat.
ment will be d relTerence,to nearly nine hun.
bred names, residents onthe United States,
Canada. New Brunswick and Nova SCOTS,
who have been restored to acute hearing and
not q single solitary case, 10, our knowledge,
did we fail 10 effect either n part ial or total
restoration Of The hearing, when our advice
and instructions were faithfully and punctu-
ally adheared 10. Many who could not hear
the report of aipIstol al arms length, can now
hear watch beat at the distance of four feet.
In eases Of mucus necumulAt in the Eusta-
chan Tube nul Tympanurn, Inflammation Of
the mlcus membrane, nervous affections. dis
eases Of the nembraua tympani, called the
g rum or when the disease can be traced
toi the effects Of fevers or colds, the use of
qunine or mercureal medicines, gatherings in
the ears in Childhood, &c, this treatment
stands pre- eminent. When the auditory can
at41s dry and scaly, With little or no secretion;
when the deafness is accompaniment with
noise in The year, like falling water chipping
OF insects, ringing Of bells. rustling of leaves,
continual pusations, q discharge of matter;
or when in Shopping, n sensation is felt as ifa
rush OF blood to the head had taken place;
when the hearing is less acute in dull cloudy
weather, or when cold has been taken, this
method Of treating the disease is Infallibe.
In deaf and dumb cases, my experience war.
rants me in saying that il the hearing was
good was at any time, much can be accom-
pliShed. In the deaf md dumb schools nt
LfipSic,- ont OF 4 class Of fourteen, succeed.
ed in restoring four 10 acute hearing.
DrsA. begs explicitly TO state that in those
senSes he undertakes, he guarantees success
tful result complete restoration Of the sense,
Or such a marked Improvement as will be per-
feety satisfactory If hisremedies'are faithful-
~ applied and directions adhered to. Appli-
caHiS will please state their age, duration OF
tile disease, il matter issues from the external
passarc, liz there are noises in the ears, state
of general health, and what they suppose TO
have been the cause Of the deafness. When
the hearing Is reStnred, II is expected that
stfose in easy circumstances will contribute
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