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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
0uEENswARE-A G ENERAL AssoRT.
NJ ment. SETsZER, BEALE \ 90. IL
Pt, Pleasant, Jan.24, 4ly E/HfE Hi

ra Y + A -Iq=t
VIRGINIA, SEA- rules held i'll tile
Y Clerk Office, Of the Circuit Court ~
Putnam County, in thennohth 81 January,
1855. |}... " "A 45E#
Alien sebrell, Complainant, VI. William
Blake, Morris Blake, Sarah Burgess, Austin
Burgess, Daniel Bouyer, PhGba Bouyer,
George Blake and Others, defendants. EK'f #
1t appearing by affidavit filed, that the de-
PENDANTS, Daniel Bonyer, PhGba Bower and
George Blake, are non-residents OF the State
Of Virginia, and the object OF this suit being
TO obtain a degree Of Court toAsell the inter
est Of las Blake and Robert Blake, infants,
in the real estate Of Robert Blake, deceased.
II is, therefore, ordered that the said non-resi-
dent, .defcndents. do appear here, within one
month alter due publication oftllis order, and
DO what Is Necessary TO project Their interests
IN the premises. II. ii. FORBES, Clerk.
PARxs& HOOK, Soils.
M Jan. "a, '51 Printers fee, S3.
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VIRGINIA. HOUSE.

y -" .. ! r. n
j. A. KLINE, PhoPalEron.
point Pleas n nj, virginia
rs PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN -
travellers and boarders upon the most Gisa
reasonable terms. Every attention viii y,
be given 81 e perssS oa va asy saop MT
Jan. j, 1855. i, ,----~4~ - Y
BUFFALO CHURCH SERVICE
p.orsr.Sr ErrscorAL. Rev p. J. .HEsDER-
SON, Pastor; services every -four weeks, on
Barrrsr!-Rev. A. j.. WAnnrs, Pastor; ser,
vices on the first Sabbath Of each MONTH and
the Saturday preceding. =,
MErnopIsr EPrscorAL, South = Rev. W.
KESNrpY, Pastor; services every four weeks,
on Sabbath. and weekly, on THURSDAY even ven
ings. n
IToTToS md sANpronp, Pastors; services ever,
two<weeks, on Sabbath. " j.
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TO SOLDIERS 4 THEIR HEIRS
Land So l.or..

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL PROSE
cute soldiers, rights for PENSIONS,
and BOUNTY LANE, for services IN the sew.
eral WARS, under tho yarious acts Of Congress
-under late acts, widows and heirs OF enlist.
ed men or 1912 are entitled. III
.ALS0.--LAxD ROT SaLE, anumber OF small
farms and town lots III Ohio, large bodies on
Sandy River, Virginia, and in Lincoln county,
Kentucky. Address, postpaid, d
v. NJ. FsRoR, Atty az Law,
Jan. Int, 1855. 0aiiipolis, Ohio.
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SOLD OUT.

ltsylAsI have sold out, oil those knowing them.
REEVES indebted to me by note OF account orc
respectfully requested to call aud pay the same
M wish TO close up my business % soon y
possible. i RoB,1T ALEXANDEh.'
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.L,AIsT N,0TICE:

u ALf persons knowing themselves 70 BE- 10.
debted ID the undersigned. either BY note y
acc,t. are respectfully requested 70 call as y
pay The same, % further indulgence cannot =
eiyen. A werd 10 the wise Il suflcient.. =
F7saT1 n. +. HARvEt. M
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

.lrNas i
HARDWARE. Axes Hand, Bread aid
ILL Chopping; Hatchets, Hammers, IA ail
add Tick; Augurs, Braces and Bits; SAWS
Locks Knob, Stock and Pad; Gate Hinges ara
Butts, of all kinds; Screws, Bed, Wood ant
cofin; s .~ HI I#EE
Kniyes-Pen and Pocket, Shoe, Butcher ami
Table; 4: E. X fII# NDF .l HI
Birdie Bits from % cents 10 ES5; HI H#4
StIrrups and spurs, curbchains; IE N. M.5tHl
Plain bits, double and single;HH iEI. l|HI
Gun locks, Percussion and flash. .5 If.sI
Y Powder TASKS and percussion caps; .sa E#l|
Razors,. razor strops, homes, brushes and Ia.
zor powders Al 4 slH4I J. I0HstII.I III ##'F
SteI, yards and balances; i.-EH. jII tE Ht
Window springs, and shutter fastnings; :,
Sheep shears, steel and trying squares; Hi
chisels ofall kinds, drawing HALVES; F#Et5F
Carpenters adzs, &c, &c. E0FrI0l.IlH1It I1
[5t SETsZER, BEALE Z Is 20.
: TT Pleasant, Jan. "a, 4yl zHHE HE .lH HI.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
Tailoring! Tailoring XVII.

VIZ X. FRY would acknowledge His
WI thanks 10 the citizens Of Buffalo
md vicinity, for past fayors, and would I'LL
form the public generally, that he is ready 10
attend to all business In hisline; Cutting and
Making Of Men and Boys Clothing, oil every
variety; also Of Ladies' Skirts and Cloaks. ~
All done in the best and most fashionable
styles, on the shortest possible notice, at his
old stand, on Main street iii E3 MI
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

StoAP AND PERFUMEIsY. Shaving soar
y and Cream Toilet Soap, etc. !; I-HlII.
Wash Balls, CASTLE and Rosin Soap; III lE
Essence Peppermint, Cinnamon, Clovesand
Lemon; +. VI II EfIEH 4l.lIffE
Extract Vanilla and Lemon; .EH ]Et EiIE
Cologne, Double Extract Jasmin, yiolette
and Boquet de Caroline; H tftH]| #@#El T
Rose, Hair and Bears OIL for sale by iH=IE
!. H.. SETSZERS BEALE& co. H
Pt. Pleasant, Jan. "a: n4ly INli- II. UT H
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

IN BAGS Rio Catfse, just received per
NJ steamer HsIsoid, and for sale BY 4
lNz EEJBZER, BALE 4 co. y
ri Pleasant, az, sb6. "a Il s. 81
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
FOR SALE.

FTNHE subscriber offers for sale on reason.
I able terms, two valuable town lots, and
one store house, situated in an eligible part
oftbe town Of Buffalo. For terms and q full
description Of the property, enquire Of the pro-
JAMRsM. GRAY.
Jan. lst, 1885. .sts TT Fisg !
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

EX sg1E& III HsG EH Si..nS, and
,Also-T He finest stoc kof g O Id d SlI w.
WATCHE !, JEWELRY, CLOGS. W. IsR
kee Notions, Fancy Goods, &c III "a
III ever brought 70 this mart.
All OF which have been selected ith 81, q.
care, and purchased Of FIRST hands, for ~ wv
in New York, which will enable !, 4 ~
them extremely low. sll
We offer our stock Of goods at Nole,.,
tometchatlts as low as they can be urc lSsale,
west of THE mountains; and We inv aI i's y
old customers and friends to come al e,. ~
ine our stock, as we can sell BIS chez 4 ~. ~
other establishment the place. Dn,t NV, ~
The place OuR NEW SToRE Roo, M y
Union Block, fronting the Public soar 49, :
BAILEY &sMAGlET,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
Fresh Arrival
Il 4+ lat fhk
Buckeye Drug Store,
GALEIPOLIs. ONO.

TIME subscribers wo uld beg ave !.
form their customers an, nv XII Y, "
generally, that they are receiyis aud ysVls
opening 4 splendid assortment of a's
Pure Drugs.
Medicines, /.
II fs Paints, Oils,
Il Dye Stuifs,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

(NoTTONr YARN, Candlewick. Batting,
VI Wadding, Carpet Chain, white and col
ored; +>|Is H=IIIf#H3EfHNE4 4.
Bed Cords, Pillow Lines, Cotton Rome; fE
SlioyelS, Spades, Hoes, Rskes sA5 Forks;
Ovens, Skillets Pots, Kettles and Odd Lids;
Window GLASS; by 1o-l 10 by l2-- 10 by.lf;
Putty, Spanish Whiting, Spanish BrowRand
Venetian Red; N #Hs %HtIE1..
Indigo, Madder, Coperas, Alum, .Logwood;
Extract Logwo6d; #H tH# .f4tIHE#l :,
= Soda, Cream Tarter and Saleratus; 75E+El n
Starch, Anspice, Pepper and Rice; 7.IIHII|a
Loaf and Crushed Sugar;I| HB.#.IK .## #lETI
Salt Petre aud Chocolate. G.I LfF
~ Fri Il sETszER, BEALE 8 90.
~ Pleasant, Jan. q, n4iy.. u 4HI4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

n Il. ID. PETERSON, No. lf2 cmEssur SrRrEr,
PniEADELPHiA, hns I'll press, md viii publish
On Monday. March Gath. what he believes a
he the best Historical Novel ever written -
"A America. Il Is mol only trae tale Of the time.
Ithat tried mems SOULS" not only faithful
Ipicture 81 the manners Of .6, butt one Of the
most thrilling, powerful, and absorbing stores
ever penned. This Is the opinion; Of the bet
ana most impartial editors and critics, several
M whom hayeread the work in proof sheets.
They all say that II ID no mere .'catch-penny,.
fiction, but one Of equal valne interest; full o.
stirring incidents and strongly drawn scenes;
intensely interesting on every page, yet %
beantifulin style, and 20 true 10 nature, the!
II carl be feaa with delight Nj the best educated
men of the country, ktN "A Afs4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
The Great Year Of
Godey's Lady, s. Book
.>.h" FIFTH YoLUM ME, 1855,
Published e5 years by the same proprietor
Attract .olls for Next Year. !:

ONE HUNDRED PAGES or READING EACH
;..s III MONTH. M !
The eldest Magnziie in America, and the
only one especially devoted to The wants Of
theLndIes of America, and supported as such
BY the Ladies Of this country for the last
twenty five years >. n ii
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

TERMS FOR CLUBS.
Clubs Of. 10, 81 Extra Certificates.
Clubs Of 2A,....3 i"
Clubs Of 5l....S ..
The money in all cases to accompany The
application for Certificates.
90 l.ApIEs FORMING CLUBS
will be entitled TO the same terms as above,
with the extra inducement Of the present OF
a magnificent set OF BOudOir Furniture
with rich colored India hangings, fine India
did description 10 the ladies' club who nd
the largest remittance for certificates.
" PosTaAsTERs are authorized TO act as
agents, and The Postmaster RENTING the largest
amount for shares will receive handsome
GOLD Warren AND CHAM, valued OF two hum
bred dollars. The mouey must accompany the
applicalion(by letter, post-paid,) in all cases,
and the certificate, with the engrayingst will
be forwarded fee Of charge by return mail.
Correspondents are requested 10 write theil
address, with the County, Town, Post Once
and State plainly, in order to avoid mistakes
AL letters answered by rerurn mail. !. IT.
Catalogues Of all the Gifts. with value ant
explanation, can be obtained on applicationt 4
the secretary, to whom all letters for Certif
Gates must he addressed.
ALFRED JOURDAlN, Secretary.
A. U. s. ROOMS, 2ss Montgomery street,
.-p.a - k BALTIMORE Md
E E:::;:. i' 1 f',..,., Directors
+ ,3 r resi- T. W. BAuEa, Treasurer
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TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE, POSTAGE

-IUaal LA. 8ODBY,
la chsst I'D sth Phils.
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TEW ri EI1RY. - A Pr BIS AND iEyrs
~ gold pins. gold locketa, gold pen,a,
gold Pens and holders. ear drops, d d Bin,
a lng e rings Fl IL styles, sivef spoons piasi
hadlow, at
Jan RAILEY h8MAGtgrs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

CAPTURE OF NoTED ENGLISH BURGLARs.-
In New York, on Wednesday, tie police ar
rested Amos jackson alias William Lees, and
Richard Greenwood, both well known Eng
lish burglars, of the shrewdest character,
charged with being fugitives from Provi-
dence, r. The ErpreSS says:
"On searching Lees place in West Broad
way, the officers found cumbersome and
complicated iron instrument called coulter
calculated Tor opening banks, iron safes, or
any other depository where great power is re.
quired. Attached to the "cutter" were bits
and auguIs Of various sizes. manufactured of
such materials, that it is said, even the hardest
steel or other metals cannot resist them. This
burgarioug implement works with crank,
and operates with such force, that drill can
be sent through thick plate of iron or steel
in few minutes. 1t was built expressly for
boring into banks, safes, and money vaults.
The like, on so large scale, it is said, has
never before been seen in this country"
The particular charge on which they were
arrested, was that of robbing, on the night of
the 18th ult., the store of Mr.. George Baker
of Providence, II. l., Of $4,000 worth of goods,
being his entire stock. They are also sus.
pected Of having committed another burglary
in Providence, in June last, on which occa.
sion the store was entirely cleared of its con-
fonts, consisting of watches, jewelry, &c.
They are also suspected of being concerned
in heavy robberies in New York. Lees is
considered the hest "eracksman" in America,
and Green wood is but little behind him as a
professional man. They were committed
TO await requisition from the Governor of
Rhode Island
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

The American Express Company offer
a reward of $4,000 for the recovery of the
two boxes of gold coin-50,000 in amount
stolen from their custody between Dubuque,
Iowa, and New York. and the arrest Of the
thief. The Investigations thus far add to the
mystery of the robbery. 1t WINS supposed at
first that the two boxes Of bullets were prepar-
ed beforehand, labels and all, and substituted
for the two boxes of coin somewhere on the
road, but it now appears that the labels are
the genuine ones that were put upon the box
es OF coin by the assistant treasurer at Du-
buque, We infer from some facts, that the
assistant treasurer himself does not escape
suspicion.
A boy fourteen years Of age, and hav-
ing an idiotc appearance, has been arrested
at Ganesvoort, N. Y, for placing distractions
on the Saratoga railroad. He was caught in
the act, and ooniosses to having boon the au-
thor of several accidents on the road, one of
which was of quite serious character. lie
duplicates his father, who is u respectable cit
izen Of Ganosyoort, bu. the general impress
sion is that that part Of his story is a pure fc.
ton
Rev. Thomas Reardon, Catholic
priest In Pennsylvania, has written a letter TO
LELAND, in which he urgently discourages the
immigration Of Irish Catholics to the United
States. lie based his recommendation main
ly on the ground Of the danger thoy would
incur Of ceasing to be Catholics, and 80 Of
porilling thcii salvation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10
REPUDLICAN NOMINATIONS.
County Republican Com

The Republicans in the several towns in Worcester
County requested 10 choose Delegates in the proper
ton of three every Representative to which their sew
era towns entitled in the General Court to atend
Convention to be he'd at Horticultural Hall in Worcester,
on WEDNESDAY the 2ith day of the present month"; at
10 O'Clock A. NJ for the choice of uhdatcs to be sup
ported for Senator's Register of Deeds, County Commits
soaer, aud County Treasurer; also, to choose County
Committee AMI transact any other business that may be
deemed necessary thorough organization of the party
Our friends in the several towns where it has not already
been DONE are Iested call meetings Immediately for
organization making arrangements for securing speak
ers, &c. CHARLES TagRBER} countv
IYFkS PHILLIPS, cr;tSi
VALORUS TAFT, e"""'"'ee'
rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10
sPY~WEDNEsDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1875 8.

gain in like proportion, the total population of
the State is now over eleven hundred and
fifty thousand, or gain of one hundred and
fifty thousand.
But they will not gain in like proportion,
for what we give includes the cities, where the
gain has been much the largest. 1t also in
cludes the western part of the State, where
the gain has perhaps been the smallest. Per-
haps eleven hundred and twenty five thou
sand will be as high as the population of the
State will reach; it can hardly go below that,
New York state shows gain from three
millions in 1850, to ABOUT three millions and
quarter in 1856. which is but per cent
certainly much less than the ratio of increase
in Massachusetts
AS will he seen, the losses are in the purely
agricultural townsville gains in the manu-
featuring and business centers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10
LFrom n :. Home Journal.n Nen York. |

No article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and uni
Versal popularity as LYoN's KATHAIRoN To those who
have used it, (and who has n) the is obvious as
not only beauties the HAIR but preserves and restores
at an advanced age of life. Its perfume and agreeable
enVenng effects, should stamp indispensable article
of the toilet"
The above is but one of thousands Of similar commenda
tions-it stands unnyaed toilet article Be sure TO
ask for LYONS KATHARoN, its unparalleled populari
y has caused several unprncped persons put up val
uess limitations, which they call by somewhat similar
Names Sold everywhere in large bottles for only cts
HEATH, WYNKooP & CO., Pr>prietors,
I'm GO Liberty street, N. Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

A few nights since, VIM. Lyon Nc
Kenzie was pelted with rotten eggs by the
citizens of Brampton, Canada, while adyocat-
ing dissolution of the Union between the
two Canapiad provinces.
The suits against the Camden g. Am
boy Railroad Company are multiplying
Seven different parties have already commence
ed actions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

Guide to Ecentifc Knowledges of Things Familiar; by
Rev. Dr.. Brewer Trinity Hall, Cambridge &c. Care
fully Revised, and adapted for in Families and
Schools in the United States. New York; G. Francis
Co. Boston: Croaby, Nichols, & Co.
This is very useful book in every family well in
the school, intended to explain scientifically yet in
language adapted to every capacity, the why and the
wherefore of common things, those common and ia
miliar, Of which, however, great portion of mankind
give why they should be so, only that they are
The preface well observes:
We see that salt and both white, rose red,
leaves green, and the violet deep purple; but how few
persons ever ask the reason why We know that flute
produces musical sound, aHd cracked bell dscordant
one-that fire is hot, ice cold. and candle luminous
that water bois when subjected heat and freezes from
cold but when child looks up into lace and asks
why" how many tim it silenced with frown, or
Gale VERY foolish for asking such silly questions !" The
object of the present book to explain about 1000 of these
questions (Which ave often easily asked than
severely in language simple that child may under
stand it, yet childish offend the scientific"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

The above tables embrace returns Of this
years census from li3 cities aud towns, a lie.
tie less than one-har the whole number, and
from about three ffths of the whole popula-
ton. The net gain in these cities and towns,
from 1850, is 90, 1850. The total population of
the whole State in 1850, was 90i,6ld. The
gain thus far is at the rate OF about II per ct.
the places given having in 1860 about coo, 900
inhabitants. If the places to DO heard from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

THE PoRTFoLIo.-Our readers are referred to
an advertisement in columns of a new weekly
newspaper to be commenced in Boston the first
of November, under the name of the PoRTFoLIo
1t is to be published by John S. Sleeper & Co..
The senior partner, for more than twenty years,
held the same position in the Office of the Boston
Journal, and it under his editorial manage
ment that that paper acquired the commanding
position which it now holds. The Portfolio, in
such hands, cannot fail to be useful and inter-
esting paper, and to command liberal share of
public patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

THE HoRTIcULTURIsT for October is at hand.
1t is now published at Philadelphia, by Robert
B. Smith, and edited by J. Jay Smith The edi-
tor seems quite at home in his business, and the
three numbers published under his management
are very creditable, and will sustain the former
character of the work. The present number
contains several valuable articles on various sub
jects appropriate to the work. One of them is
on the question, "Will the pear culture be sue
cessful :" From the signature, 3D. and from
internal evidence in the article we have no
doubt it is frem the pen of Professor Beckmans,
well known in Europe, as the associate of Major
Bspezin, and one of the most distinguished of
the Belgian pomologists. This article confirms
the opinion we have long held, that no portion of
the world is better adapted to the culture of this
fine fruit than the Northern and Middle States of
this Union. The writer says:
Those who have seen the pear tree in all its
splendor, in such experimental grounds as the
Hon. Mr.. Wllders Ellwauger and Barry's, Mr..
Cushing's, Mr.. Buist's, William Reds, HOvey's,
and many other careful cultiYators those who
have seen those pyramids yield year after year,
their golden and crimson treasurer, &c tempting
to the view, and luscious beyond all other fruits,
must feel convinced, that under good manage
Hlelts tllC peal Is Oie Oh inc SuTeSL crops we can
depend upon; perhaps more sure than tae apple
and the cherry, and at any rate more than the
peach, the plum, and the grape, in the Northern
and Middle States.
The writer has seen in Massachusetts, in Rhode
Island, and about Philadelphia, handsome vigor-
Gus pear trees, not only natives, but such varie-
ties as require the protection of a wall in Eng
land, in part of France, and Belgium. He could
name some grounds, where the Sickle and Virga-
lieu grow, in their full yigor, in the midst of
grass plots, places where the hardest European
variety acould not succeed IN ats native soil Such
soil, such climate, must be fitted for the pear
tree, and little care and attentive culture would
soon put end to all doubts and dissenting opin.
ions on this interesting topic.
The new location of the Horticulturist will be
favorable for the extension of its circulation far
Their South than heretofore, yet we trust that the
editor will find that as most of his support will
come from the Northern section of the Union, it
will still be necessary that it should be adapted
chiefly to that portion of the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10

PETERsoN's LADIES MAGAZINE for November
is received. This periodical, edited by Mrs. Ann
L. Stephens, author Of "The Old Homestead"
"Fashion and Famine" &C., and Charles ]. Pc.
terson, seems to be taking the lead of those which
are intended specially for the ladies. It will
commence its twenty-ninth volume with the new
year, so that it will be favorable time, now, to
subscribe for it. 1t has regular fashion plates,
with engrayngs of articles of dress, patterns,
&c, every month. 1t also gives patterns for
crotchet, needlework, embroidery, bead work,
hair work, shell work, marking and initials, &C.,
&C., with instructions for doing them all. Pat
terms are also given for cutting various articles
of female dress. Price 81 per year for one copy;
s. for three copies; 81 80 for five copies; $40
for eight copies, and 500 for sixteen copies. Pre-
miums are also allowed for getting up clubs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-10
New York July 8. 1856 '1--''s9 any" 1n0laGs " sg
CONSUMPTION.

Diseases Of the Throat and ar Passages of the
LungS successfully treated By Inhalation.
The subscriber has permanently located and established
an office in the city Boston, for the exclusive treatment
of ConsumpOn,and adseases apperaining to the lungs
and throat His system mode of treatment consists in
the direct application of remedies to the part affected by
the inhalation of COLD INDICATED VAPoRs and its sue
cessiul results being based upon the principle that nha
ing or breathing remedy in this class of diseases must
be effective and certain in its curative powers than
medicine introduced into the stomach.
The Yapor Is administered by being breathed or inhaled
from fine sponge, placed into glass globe, TO which is
attached elastic tube and ivory or glass mouth piece
Patients residing at distance and able to visit the
city, can be treated by letter. by giving full and careful
description OF their disease its DURATION character If the
cough expecto aon age and occupation and the appro
PIRATE remedies with inhaler, will be sent to them
II. DILLENBACK, NJ. D.,
an2 dnnd6.uzGrn n.