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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26
~ Servants, Clothing and BIankefs.--

Heavy Sd and Ga Virginia PULLED CLOTHS
sheeps' Grey SATINETS
4" Fancy Buckskins do.
Cable Warp KEkSEYS
White and Colorsd BLANKETS, of all grades
Which we offer wholesale aud retail at vary low
prices. PRICE, BAYLY WATKINS,
se 2S-2w Brown Stone Building l57 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26

y compounded at all hours, Gay or night by GRA-
DATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
IEGE OF PHARMdCY, slone at
LAIDbEY IL ROBINSON'S
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store,
&C 13-2ln cor. 4th and Franklin sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26

. nNN OOn CIGARS, of all the dit
A.UUU.UUU ferent qualities and brands, con-
stantly ON hand Cigars Of any description made to
order at short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
Wholesale dealers and country merchants ought to
examine my stock and prices before purchasing else
where. H. C.. g. ZIMMERMAN,
Importer aud Manufacturer of Cigars,
q-Sm No, 1T Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26

L STOCK of weli-furnished Hotel. handsome
BAR, eight excellent BEDS, and fine PIANO
FORTE
The stand will afford the purchaser frstrate OPP
portuuity to obtain most desirable business -
: Annlv ar tbis office &c 25-.-12tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26

1jG. ANDERSON q Co. have rsmov-
a 10 No. ioi, Main street. who're they srs pc
pared 10 show thsir ssVsl stock 9! - !. 1
BONNETs. .ssss,4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26

10 kEs, X ENiEDY FOR PILES Fer the
Ii cure of this most distressing disease, we chai-
lenge the world to furnish its equal
To the afflicted, whether male female, we offer
remedy that has been tested for the last fifteen years.
assert that nineteen out of twenty that have
used il, have found relief
We offer the medicine in this city without testimo-
malls, thoush have abundance of them, and say
for it, that it speedy and eectna remedy for the
Piles REEFS PRICE, Proprietors,
Newark, N Jersey.
For sale byA BODEKER, No. 10 Main street.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-07
vENTEi PARaLE SHERIFF. ROT
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA COuR
II DT 5EME niSTRIcr PAROIsSE TERREHOSNE.
1850 ~ Osbs - = 80 = - Z ~
vs.. No. llSe.

No. llSs
Codomjre Fanguy 'sf.'as h3hs| 50
I'm yert d'ue writ u 4, IA dmzsesas b sssse Cour
moi address, dams Ia eli iesssas iati.ulee ct
humerntte. u seTH otisrt pu6qae "a naison
De Epur 4AScm> EANDlE liz Ter MARS elej6 entire
II heures A. M Ct heures r. ~ Ia propsiee ciapres
deerte, SAVIOR: .s@EH8}FS 1ai
Toss les drofts Htres inferst de- OlomiEe 1auguy
dams Il Succession dc fen Theophile Fanguy
LA dte vente fate pour satisfaire 10 soue ptu-
cipale. rintere4 ct le. dites atfaires.
Tern,es-Comptant. AubIN BOCkC, Sherif.
Psrc.sc Terrebsnne &c u reyaeF 1855. 3 IL, J.s-3t
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-07

An nom ct par rautorite de II Cour du Csqsiine n
tTiet Judciare siegeant dams pour Ia Pafose TEN
bonnie il ceTa oiert vente lenchere Public pr lM
BOuRG SheRf dnment conmissme ct aasegneuse d, a
pear h sus-dise Haroisse, VEN DREDr LE 9 DEFERR
1876 eonmenfant 10 hsures 4, y. les Ejksesstn
Appartement y diie Succession Savoil a. ss,f.
1Hbles, Veaselle e. lxtterie de cuisine Gafde msnr
Crachosres, Jarres Rasril DE- Meiaase, Gas1spvsss
contenp., Arnoir, Bots de lit foun.tsreA LAv.hua
Berrenses. Chaises de pan ct de paiie, Ghai strs ~
de salon Ghenets pele e rnce.t. Denx p0EtlA Psst
les, Ves 1t plateanx, Bilaotheque Liyres Fus eons
du baGet. Une Arnoir iBe nvec porte m rsir Bsaes
table toilette. Lit de pune~. Mateias, Pupefes. Tn
81 converte, chafs"sde Bure@ux. Mrir. Encres c..
tete. Jument Grise. Los d'afgsnte re, 4e &r.s II
Termes-C,lMPrANT.- 80 q
.Ils .Ta9f sfs = Fl fE-aUBlN BOuRG, ass
PsroisSe Terrebonne &c l2 FEWER 1856.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-07
February IL, 1850.
The Public Schools.

The Public Schools.
g The importance Of an efficient common
school system BY which the youth the
youth-of the State might be thoroughly
instructed in those rudiments of education
which are essential to the conduct Of the
practical affairs Of life, has been long and
seriously felt. Repeated and strenuous
efforts have been made TO introduce some
vitality and energy into our present scho.I
lastit: organization, but the struggle has
been vain and fruitless, and no aneliora-
lion Of the present deplorable state of
things can be effected by any arrangement
Of the method Of its administration. We
have heard suggestions concerning the
proPriety Of re-instituing the Office of Paro-
chial Superintendent Of Public Schools.
But we confess to little confidence in the
benefits which it is supposed would
result from the creation OF such an
officer. As we have said, we do not con-
slider the errors of our school system to be
in the mode Of its organization, its RADICAL
weakness, in our opinion, is question Of
means, not Of manner, OF finance. not of
administration The whole knot Of the
difficulty consists in the fact that school.
teachers are not sufficiently well paid.
We can never expect to have a corps Of
competent public constructors as long as We
continue To- dole, out tothem such miser-
able and precafioas pittance as they now
receive. Money is the nerve Of war and
d every other enterprise. Men must be
paid we'll or they will not labor faithfully.
The salaries which are now paid to school,
teachers are not 4 sufficient consideration
10 induce men Of energy and capacity to
devote themselves permanently TO teach
ing a. I profession. MANY young men who
are III every respect perfectly qualified to
direct aud instruct the young, will for d
<hors lime take, charge Of q country school,
hut they, almost Invariably regard il as
ad'transient occupation, which they will
abandon az soon q they find an opportu-
nifty Of engaging in a more lucrative bust
mass. sPeruanency Is strength and eff
cheney, aud neither can be attained il the
objects 81 which re are speaking unless
the temptation TO abandon the profession
Of teaching j. removed Il must be con.
esesd thatthersi is no lesptitAde corps, no
lore Of their business IN that profession,
ttencs, and md | not from any defect d admin
istrzaliion, springs the deplorable apathy
which we have isignalized.a Ii is q fact
aeserring.of seriousa consideration, for its
effect On the future character and condition
df the State. that; not more than one hall,
if that number, Of the children Of Louis.
lana attend the. public orany other schools.
Can enIigntesed citizens view withou.
alarm ne probability that 50 large po 1ar.
ton of the coming generation Of the fi,-
tsss spvsEeigns-will be IS ignorant a.
their barbarsss ancestors of = thousand
,ssrs ago g. Something must be done to
destroy Che appalling prospect. Some
thing must b. done to ipf,se energy into
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-07
uefd sSHERIFF.SfS SALE ssszseaa
CTlTE OFaLOI,zSI4NA,iFTFTH
- DISTRICT COURT, PARISH oFTEkKEBoNfR.i
! ; ''ss.s' Woa,od .ixo si,.s d '!Eslks

~ INs1dld tNHsuy.5 NEFEFH y . 9 2 ? -yTI!IHIIEf~
By vItue Of writ Of n, emanaiing from the abpve
mentioned Court 10 me directed in the above entitled ana
psmleTed zthefs viii be offered fs sale ~ ps ,a,c
ton at the Court House in Houma on SATURDAY the
lst day II March 1854, between IL O'Clock A. Mad
srloskR n. the fsyewng desesi,sd ptspsssy - wit
81 the right, little and interest Of lodomire fansuy in
And The oiccestnnf TheeMls EAn6uy. 6erased.!a 81
said sae will be made ratsy The PRINCIPAL interest and
cs u suit N the above entitled and Numbered ease 20
8 ienss-cAsH.sasG .t3Ai AGllR nOURG, sheriff.
Parish Terrebonne. Eel. b. 1856.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-07

adtET Hrces,cIs is N matter si iaii,nde,
In 1Iurksxia aisn with tight pants sislsosr
sidered I~'greaa ssyaleasian that heels not
tolerated iaersspeesstA society sIasaI'e spit
inihe l'ressscs Of nj ssAFah 10 to,aakelhs
acquainissnce Isil slsissirAaese knife In
Russiag THAR a,aAlis AehsitiereL low ivhe
ret,sesa wartalLreskf Of fried candies.
laathiscossssfy VICAR people nre such as
keep you'd hinrs sasA 1iya wilhnI,h in.
come.ais Ql,eer tl1eiiiutipni taht ghu,nau
family. .sfsts srst t..s,..g 3 e,s
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-07

IMPORTANT TO P0sTMAsTERs.-Our at
tention has been called to The fact that
some postmasters are in the habit of send
ing back to the mailing Office letters reach,
ing them for delivery, because they were
not prepaid by stamps, hut by money. This
is wrong, and arises from a misapprehen-
sion Of the law. In no case, indeed,
should letter, after il hrs Preached the Of
fee of delivery, be returned for postage.
much less should it be returned because
the postage was not paid by stamps. 1t
is the general du'y Of postmastefs- to see
that. letters are. prepaid by stamps. but
when {having been prepaid in cash, either
through ignorance of the law, or iuadvert-
ance, or. want Of stamps on the. part OF
the mailing postmaster) they reach their
destination, it is the duty Of the poogss'mas-
ter to deliver Them, the same as though
prepaid by stamps. 1t will necessarily
happen, in the introduction Of The stamp
prepayment system, that supplies OF stamps
will fail to reach all Of the small aud re-
mote offices at the proper time; and il
would be doing violence, to The citizens
of those localities, TO return and thu thus de-
lay their correspondence. because Of "A
circumstance so unavoidable. Entf stain-
ing this view of the subject. the depart
ment has. instructed posimasters, not hav'
ing stamps, to forward letters as heretofore
when prepaid by money. II an unpaid
letter, from any cause. gets into III the mail
and reaches its destination, il should he
delivered on payment Of postage At prepaid
rate. Union. ..,lt-.-e.js. ss,i. s.sa.,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-07

SHEKlFF'S SALE.
CTA7E or LOUISIANA, FIFTH JyM
tCaCXAL DISTRICT COURT.-PAkEs
.g5aof Terrei,onn...a "a ssesErf
a.Wido" Pierre e.n'rs-s1. re = s, =, sas,
All. verre:, .hsisa} 81 = hGatl's'sss Aflllasae
By virtue Of writ Of f.. 6..g essaps,ing
from the above Count, directed 10 The ~
designed Sheriff, in the above en,alS
and numbered, suit, there will be iolend
for saleiat the Court Hoi,ss in Hosn.,a
Saturday, the 1st day Of March, iS56.k.
tweenlllso'clockaA. NJ. and 4 o'elockP.M
the following described property, to-~as
.1llst } Oae Flatboat, measuring 80 eetn
length and II feet in breadth shHsRhd
rs 2nd.a AanthesY Elatboat, ssss9 siaK0
feet in length, and 10 feet in BREADTH
5s 3d. Another Eiaib6aa, ameasaf;sgi q
fectinIlength ard 10 feet insbrsadsh saS
all the apparatus thereto belonging. siss
.s 4fh. .'ThfeesM uies.es !Iaaa eg'a
Said sale will be made TO esaiiayk
principal, inAerests and cost Of suit = ihs
ab0ves causST TenmssC Cash. bsd ool
III .lssIA efonu bsiA. BOURG, 6ssnfs
qofParish of Terrebonne, Feb. l4ta 1870
FE,T4IT DE "a L0UISI4NEs. C0Rg!
~ 5EME, DISTRICT JuDlC1AlRE, PARo 1ds q !"
veuve Pierre G.utreau1, aa#
Am v.n, y .s,oa. y.Ias 5, div 5tpa.1
|bls Ea,yertu dun writ de- &. f.. lance p
Ia sus.dite Cour dams raflairel cl'dssr
intituiees ct nun.erotee, oet saddres'e' ~
|Sherif soussigne, ilssera ofert a. re-
publique la maison de Cour 1 Hem
Sanedi le,i Ter Mars. 1856. ie.lfe =
I;heures "A. II. ct a heures p. M, lssPs
prietes ci-aprks decri.es, sasoif: ,'o :. - j.
loe Ter. I'm Chalaad mesurant s0p'eoe "
long ei IA pieds de larse.slejsa s q az "a
Fl 2nd. I'm aptre Chaland, me'@a" ''
| pieds de long ct 10 pieds de larye.oa. 90, Is
III 3d.. I'm, autfe Chalsnd, mesafan' "
Epieds Dc. long ct l0lpiedsde lsrses l.sI n.
.avec les appareills appanesasa sn' "
/ chalands. .b'b SCI .
lea, 4ih. aItois llulets. sdgis iedI e.2s :
/ La dits vente sera Gite iponr sal's.:.;
la somme princ;pale, a Liatsfet q .n' -.
dams la ssus-dite causes slyta.aJa on Gil
I Termes Compliant. ] A. BOtk0, 'ass
/ Paroisse 1errebonne. &C. l4ts'. "a -
-.r1 tn oa.saTos bra .1o.lsl.is-l4. -. -
i.a71d- e!iTI FOR ssALE.'ei'1 -.
4 Splendid Second Family ny :, .so one
Ioaet a Light Family Rock -as ~. Az
Open Buggy, Second hand, .no '.. On
Top Buggy. Also a general s.10'p'
Of, Iron Blocks. for Plantation use. Ia IN
The above named articles can oe No.
reasonable term. by applyia:.,,'',, !, anna.
3 ETY. siiafa ssii IS. NOSE. n .lo1r
1Cu0IcE ARTIClE 4 p''s
ris.;:l. i sag Mx.r. ~ x %. ..,,, srpsl
pect .f,'fttI03 sWPe'H
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-07

STATE OF LOUISIANA
~ OF rEsaEBosNE-nfsa plsttc, c.. aRlSH
s''s'.' =. :;: !. =, = ..,sa,
HI virsne Ola writ az Il, &. em,r.,
nsentioned Court, toms dilseaed in tba roaa.
st there -. Le offered for sae at pui. ssose nes
Bows. eherif duly eemmissioned and .soetIaeag A.
;sid passa at the Cont House in Hoa" s'a
y. ami 4ocsocA n. the foovss I'VE. Il oeseE
% wit: We 1escfioed p,o,.
Two crrtains judgments in Hsvur a. s.,.
and against Bow iilan both rendersd 20 s.,
justices G"urs OF The Parish Of Tssrsboneaa IN the
aas ea. af IN .ss .s, asss to say
Tesa,>-CASH tI-pTr M %
Parish Terrehonne februtry ri, 81 -. a. Shirt
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
STAR OF The KAN.AWHA2VALL
g.. HORN.

MOULD most respectfully inform the
w citizens Of BUFFALO and vicinity
that be still carries on his business at his
old stand, on Main Street.
/ He has lately laid in
|. NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
suitable for Summer Clothing, and will
sell them at prices as low as the they can
be bought in Cincinnati or elsewhere
"a suit Of summer clothing, consisting o.
coat, pants and vest, can be had. at his
store, at from 50 and upward, either
ready or made. to order, and he guaran.
tees the same 10 fit well, and the sewing
to be1of the best manner.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
shown to him, he solicits continuance
Of the same. Id |.T|
All orders attended to at the shortes
notice Cutting done at any time, at rea
sonable prices. i p.
April %, 1856. n3m3
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
i PURIFY THE BLOOD. |:
M offat's Life Pills
PHOENIX BITTERS. +
Free from all Mineral Poisons.

THE great popularity which Moffat's
l. Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters have at
taided, in consequence Of the extraordi-
nary cures effected by their use, renders
it unnecessary for the proprietor to enter
into particular analysis Of the medical
virtues or properties. Having been more
than twenty years before the public, and
having the united testimony of more than
Three Millions Of persons who have been
restored to The enjoymentof perfect health
by them, ID is believed that their reputa-
ton as the best vegetable medicine now
before the public, admits Of no dispute.
In almost every city and village in the
United States, there are many who are
ready to testify to their efficacy in remo-
wing disease; and giving to the'whole sys.
tenn renewed vigor and health. "
In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvey
or Eruptions of the skin, the operation 81
the Life Medicines is truly astounding,
often removing in few days; every yes
tige Of these loathsome diseases, by their
purifying effects on the blood. Fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia, soon yield to their
curative properties. No family should Be
without them, as by their timely use much
suffering and expense may be saved. 4
Prepared by WrLLrAM B. MorFAr, M.
D., New York, and for sale by
DIR. E. L. H0OFF,
v1n5oy1 Il PR IL Buffalo, Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
. VILLAGE OF CLENDENIN.

-r,.- fILLAGEO OF CLENDENIN.
Public Sale Of Town Lots in the Village
Of Clendeniu, Recently Located and
Surveyed, at the Mouth of Sandy and
Elk Riv ers, Banawha County, Va.
THE subscriber will ION SATURDAY,
/ the SD day of May, 1856, sell at
Public Auction, 113 LOTS in the newly
laid out village Of Clendenin, 81 miles
above Charleston, on Elk river. TheEad-
vantages for trade and manufactures pos
sessed by this location for town, are SO
obvious tolany one having the slightest
knowledge of the country, that it is deem
ed needless here to set them forth. Fur
Their particulars will be given in hand
bills previous to the day jof sale. Accu-
rate plats Of the town can be seen at the
Kanawha House, at Wilson's Hotel. and
at the Clerks Office in Charleston, and at
Mrs. Rocks in Maiden; also, at the sub
scriber's store, on the premises. !
+ TERMS-One- third cash, one-third
at l2 months, and the balance at the end
of two years---secured by lien on The
lots pu released w. Z. Chiffon: 90
February 81. n47tds. r. Ht.|
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
Public Feeling in England.

A writer of . private letter pub
lished in the Boston Transcript speaks
of the feeling toward the United
States throughout England as one o.
the most anicable character. He
says:
8" / have been much in company in
various districts in England, and ]
have not heard a single individual
boast. of what the results Of a wal
between the two countries would be;
neither has the wish been expressed
ia any quarter that another conflict
should take place. The feeling APP
pears to be universal, that, for all
time, the war Of 1874 should be
known as the last ,cdr. 0nall sides
the wish is expressed that the two
nations should be on the most friend
~ terms with each other, and that the
mutual respect and good will should
prevail between them.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
PUBLIC SALE. =.

r WILL sell m y HOUSE and LOT, id
l. the Town Of Buffalo, Putnam county,
Virginia, on the 3oth Of May, 1856
One part Of the house is two stories high
with three rooms below and three above,
the other is one story with one room, and
kitchen adjoining; has lower and upper
porch the length of the house. The
property is located in the most business
part of the. town, fronting on Main and
Mulberry streets ~ 1t was built for a
tavern and used as su oh; there are good
Stables, &c, on the premises for such
purposes.
Terms Of sale-S5G0 in hand, the bal
ance in IL months with interest from date
and deed of trust on the property to Sc
cure the payment. A discount of per
cent. on the last payment. If cash is paid.
Possession will be given Immediately.
-. H, D. HALE.
April 30th, 1856.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
VALUABLE
1 PROPERTY FOR SALE

THE undersigned, having purchased
i other property il this village, offers at
private sale his present residence, COM
prising . comfortable dwelling house, SO
BY l6 feet, with kitchen attached. Also,
neat little dwelling standing in the yard,
l6 feet square, with stone chimney. On
same lot Is o well Of excellent water, .
smoke-house. granery, stables, DO.
Also, another LOT, adjoining the above,
on which there Is 10 sung frame building,
10 feet square, one story and . half high,
occupied at presentas ~ Office, and with
little expense could Be converted. into .
dwelling, for ! small family. On the
premises there ere some fine thrifty fruit
trees, shrubbery, &c.
The two lots contain about E acres Of
prime land. Allsof this properly win be
sold on the most accommodating terms,
and possession given Immediately.
SYDlNHAM HEREFORD
RED HousE SHoALs, March 26, 1856.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
Poueroy Academy.

F
THE SuNxER TERx Of this Institution
i will conn hence on WEDNESDAY,,
April, 80, 1855. - 4
A. A.. KEEN, A. NJ. Principal. III
Mrs. a. 9. d. KEEN Assistant, and
Teacher Of Music and Drawing. H
Trrrrox -s5, $50, and % per quar-.
ter, according to studies pursued. 4
Piano instruction, es per quarter d
Drawing instruction, % per quarter )
"a lessons. J
X The Academy has an extensive Phil.
osophical and Chemical apparatus, and
Cutters large Outline Anatomical Plates
Board S2,25 per week. Deduction
will be made II students furnish theii
own rooms. Those wishing to board
themselves, can obtain rooms Of the Prin
cipal free Of charge.
Further information win be given OF
application ID the Principal.
By order Of the Bosrd Of Trustees.
9. R. PoMERoY, Seer. |
PoNERoT, April, 1855. NJ
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
Cincinnati Market ::
CrNcISNATI, April {

+: L.. CINCINNATI, April 20. I
Flour-Under moderate receipts and
a fair demand prices have improved, but
the feeling at close was dull and--heary,
The sales yesterday comprised 1870 brls.
at 81, go and 4 so do at 1876. ..fs*E
+ Grain-Wheat is lower, and we now
quote red at $i, O5@$1, 10; white 81, IL
&s1,a go. CornIis quiet at 3o@ 32c.--
Oats are in fair demand at 26@27c. #
Hogs and Cattle-Hogs are dull al
-s4,50 per leo lbs. gross. Beef Cattle
may be quoted at s4@ss per 100 lbs. net
Observation-Disclosures 42@43e; Sugar,
1880 for common; 85@84e for fair
7$@83c for prime; s@94c for choice
Coffee, et@1etc for fair and good Rio
l59 Ice for Java. ,$sf> t->'. f..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07

f.. 4 a / Il VI / 7. ~
In attributing such valuable Medical
properties 70 this remedy. no rash Or un-
warrantable assertion is made, but is
simply stated a fact; proven undeniably
and conclusively by the extraordinary
cures, and benefits derived from its use,
under the direction Of its illustrious orig
inator, Dr.. Hoofand, among all classes
Of European society and from the i'm
mense mass of testimony, from all parts
of the American continent, accumulated
during the last ten years, in the hands Of
the present proprietor. The prevalence
Of diseases to which the German Bitters
are adapted, it is with sorrow we say it, is
almost universal, indeed there is scarcely
family throughout the whole extent Of
our country in which there cannot BE-
found among its members that peculiar
SAILOR and lunguid appearance denoting
a diseased Liver, or an emaciated and
suffering Dyspeptic.
Then Of what immense importance to
this class Of invalids, that certain and
reliable remedy should be placed within
their reach; one in which no baneful DR.
injurious drug enters into its compost
ton; a remedy on which the patient can
rely with the utmost confidence and GER
tainty and be assured from actual and
tangible proofs, that the article he is using
really possesses the virtues attributed to
it. Such a remedy, is ''Hoofands Ger
man BiAers." Thousands Of dollars
have been expended in its manufacture
and diffusion throughout all parts Of this
continent, and the proprietor feels the
greatest satisfaction in stating, that there
is no state. county or even village where
the Medicine has been introduced, that
there cannot be found numbers, willing
to testify to3its virtues.
1t is used constantly in the practice Of
a large number Of the most prominent
Physicians in the country, who have also
added their written testimony, in evil
dence Of its great virtues. Inconclusion
then, we would respectfully ask Of all
those afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases to give the Bitters trial, and rest
assured j will never be regretted. III
proof of the statements above made, all
are invited to read attentively, the Alma
nae or Practical Receipt Book, for Far
mers and Families, containing . great
number Of useful receipts, in addition to
the testimony, in favor Of the Bitters,
from the most prominent and well known
individuals, in all parts Of the Union
All Agents for the Bitters are authorized
to distribute the Almanac gratuitously.
IS Principal Office and Mandatory, 96
Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. !,
For sale wholesale BY Druggists in ali
the principal cities, and % retail BY apoth-
ecaries and stoorkeepers in every town inI
the United States and Canada, and By
DIR. 3. L. HOOFF, Buffalo, and COR
NER \ HENSON, Hurricane Bridge.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07

NOTICE. :.+ I
PEING about to remove to the State Of
'DMissoufi, have placed into the hands
Of HENRY I. FISHER, Esq, of Point
Pleasant, Mason Co.. for collection, all
notes due me. Persons. therefore, owing
me, by note, are requested to call on Mr..
Fisher Immediately, and settle the same.
IT,. 1 M. D. BROWN.
BUFFALO. March 90. 1885. -, T.