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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13
New Fall and Winter Goods, =
AT TEE PHoPT,H;a ,sTon1.

New Fall and Winter Goods, 2
At THE REoRLED STORE,
On the Upper Conner of The Public souar4.
Gallipolis. Ohio, - !
!. +. ~ II LANGLEY,
Thanhfnlto their nunerous friends ana he
public generally. fos past lasoFs, nov hase
the pleasure Of again offering % al, ! Splen-
did stock of - 8 q ~ IL II ~
view md Fsshionable Goods,
Direct Din . ilon ne Esst. p aadision = iAe
Dry Goods, Groceries,
HARDWARE AND QuEENsEARE,
Boots, shoes, Hais and Caps,
We havea splendid assortment 81 a. lalnes.
black aud coIofed dress ssilks, French meri-
nos, black end colored alpaecas, elf wool n.
de laines, plain and figured common Ne lai1esS
ginghams, chambFays and calicoes Of I'll COL
,ors, prices and qualities. 10 suit the most PAT
ticulsr; black and colofed VELvETS; eimps,
fFinges, galloons, braids and buttons cambrics
ana paper cambfics, bleached, brown and col-
ored drills, bfeached and brown cotton cloth,
Of all widths; bleached and brown taile linen
A large lot of black s,ik MAN1'ILlAS, good
Sbs1 NbSAPp sVub STU DVudiC bua ~ rs tSup
white and yellow, plain and .tw.lled Aannelsf
handkeFchiefs, gloves and hosiery, de-, al
at prices that cannot failfo please.
Having been fully sustained " the people
the LAST year, We have been able 10 buy goods
cheaper than ever, and are determined 70 sell
them accordingly. III fs
In addition 70 our splendid stock ofiadies,
wear, and Of goods In general, We have 1 fine
= -. III = M
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
For men ana boys, al cnstom made. ana g
low % can be bought IL the West. Having
secured the seiyices or fashionable cutter
and tailor, we are prepared 10 make CLO-
THING ofesery kind 70 order. Il he shoitest
notice.
\. All Work Warranted.
We invite the people Or Kaaawha valley and
surrounding conniyto give Us call. We are
determined. BY close attention 10 business,
and fair prices to secure your favor.
+" u We shall continue 10 pay the highest
prices for butter eggs. festhem. rags, &c. {.
8. I'd r. LANGLEY. y
Gallipolis, Jan. {. 1855. III. e
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held d d.
crk'sof6ce Of thss Circuis Couyss
Of Putnam county. in the month. 81 Feb
ruary, 1856,
james N. Lailey ". Henry 4. earn.
thers. John n. Caruters and William Il.
Peer, partners IN trade, &c.
IA Assumpsit The object 81 this Suit
being p recover the sum 81 800 dana.
ges, with interest and costs, and ri -.
pesring BY affidavit fled that the abose
named defendant, William II. Peer . {
nonresident Of the Commonwealth 81
Virginia. i j ordered that he do sppearI
here n one month after due publicaasionE
Of this order. and do what j. necessary 81
protect his interest in TIE premises.
Acopy teste.
i. Il. FORBES, clork.
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KANAWHA BOTTOM LAND AT PUB
Lie SALE.

kANAWdA bOIAOM LAM a. ~
Lie SALE. E
II WILL offer for sale, on the Let day o.
81 February, 1856, ct the House Of Col.
Fleming B. Woody, near the mouth Of
Big Buffalo Greek, . Tract of Land, con.
tanning ESQ acres, situated s miles above
the town Of Buffalo. on the Kanawha riv-
or. adjoining the farmsof BIZ. Rutfner,
Esq, said tract containing about 80 acres
cleared.
Tx1Ms-Ons-third cash IN hand, and
the remainder IN one and two years.
n38wl NOAH n. 6HAFFER. I
THOMAS I. RR0UH,
Alto RNEY AT Law
CHARLESTON, xAnAwHA %, "a
S,.,w ~ gnsR Sn,i sTfsyi r ~ /.
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s. OFFICE OF THE
HN " 1HR kAAlNHA ElLIEY. =
xAn STREET, surrAlo, Va.
Ratls az Ady,,erti.inri.

Ratss Of AdveTtisings
one dollar Per square Of ~ lines OF less for
~ ne ntst three weeks, and IS cents per square
.o1 each contiluanee. For three months or
mofe, At the following rates:
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IN BAGS Rio coffee. Just received per
IN steamer Hartford and FOR sale by
GET6ZER BEALE. ~ CO.
p YstsnfAs Jsi. a. 'sS. {
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VALUABLE KANAWHA BOTTOM
FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE KANAWHA BOTTOM
FARM FOR SALE,
Al Harrey,s Western Va, Land Agency
81 9Fs3sF II Office. r. -F F. Sa'
SITUATED about four miles from
D. BUFFALO, containing about 800
acres; about one hundred acres of which
are well improved, with comfortable
hswed log house. A bargain can be had.
!. A LSo. Another valuable tract Of land
II for sale, lying and being on Big
Hurricane Greek, Putnam county, con-
tanning 855 acres, which will be sold low
for cash, horses or cattle, or on time by
purchaser giving bond, bearing interest
from date. R0.f IT. HARVEY:
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McCOMAS 4 NEWMAN.
DAVID McCOMAS (late Judge OF the 18th
circuit, E.W.McCO MASandJ g. NEWMAN,
having entered into partnership for
PRAcTIcIN0 LAW,
in the counties Of Putnam and Mason, they
will hereafter attend III the County, Quarterly
and Cifcuit Ceurtsin those counties. ana viii
attend diligently to Ill business entrusted to
them.
GTA1drese D. & E w. MeCoMAs, Kanawha
G. H., Va, J. q. Newman, Point Pleasant.
W.. VIVA
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/ vANMATRE HOUSE,
rCs Main 8 Beacon rs, We. Col.m5is.
II 20. P.-yANMATRE, Proprietor.
This hoaseis fttei up in the best style, and
every attention viii be paid TO visitors.
.4s IA yln2s
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! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are authorized TO announce the name
Of DUDLY s. MONTAGUE, as q can
didsse for Commissioner Of Revenue, in
The County Of Putnam, .. the ensuing
spring election. 53. 60, II !
Mfssns. Eprroas -, You, viii please
announce me as q candidatefor Common
wealth Attorney Of Putnam County ss.the
ensuing spring election. 4 i .4r9l I&
T - Respectfully yours, &c:
JAMES ". HoGE. /
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Ia. GoSHoRN.
Grocery and HardWare Denartrnent


Grocery and Hardware Department. )
| In This department we keep a very large
stocko groceries,, such IS N. o. sugar, coffee,
e., molas:es crushed, pulverized nd loaf su.
gar, pepper. spice, ginger, indigo, Lard ana lin
seed~oil, white lead tobacco, candles, SOAP,
sup. carb. soda rice, en- log wood, cotton, yarn,
tsopptras, alum, saleratus, powder, lead shot,
Ind great many other articles usually kent
agtoeery store, too numerous to mention.
Also. large stock Of csrdage and hardware,
hnsiSting Of ma nIlla and hemp curd4 re, from
p inches; iron. steel, nails, castings. cut
Y, Of all kinds building materials, mec han.
}, coopers, and farmers tools; mill, whip,
Cts cut and other saws, oEthe best English
aAmerican ma nufacture, 10 which we mar
uearly invite the attention Of, farmers, me-
l. enhcs and lumbemen. As great care has
= oeepeserVed in the selection Of these articles
"eank you would do well to call ana ex-
ann. our stock before purchasing elsewhere
A ieeih assured that it will be to your advan.
tageAlo so. E! ~"
i P%Eular attention given to any orders we
may Havored with. n -. - d. 4 =.
Oufck consists, 10 part Of
F. S!ot and cassimeres, great variety.
Of rlapls, Of everv variety,
s. FanS olored So tinets, |. 5~e,l
- Ladit dress goods, - *
. Silk e1s. Y ~.
'el White,ods, \ r. rs ~
GloHeari hosiery. . ..'.,
in Saaw arpets, DC. / ~
Boots aishoes, .t\.I = 4
Mems Mboys' hats, VI . >..*f<
=: Cloth dIs and frock coats, r. w.,
4 and pea jacts, l. . :" = = T :
oil Assorted illness coats, IN -" 4 .
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w. +. 4 J. n. G0sHoRN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10
Dry Goods, Groceries,

= 3
Glassware, lQueensware, Hardware and
Mechanics Tools, u 81
h FRONT STREET, CHARLESTON, VA. 3
.HAVING removed our Hardware and Gro
LII Gerry Store into the room formerly oec,I
pied by Messfs. Brooks, Brigham & Co., and
adjoining our Dry Goods Store, we beg leave
10 say that the business firms Of w. & j. Cos.
horn and J. & W. Goshorn. will herea fer be
conducted under the st,le and finn of w. p,
& J. II. Goshorn, at the old stand Of w. d ,,
Goshoin, where they are now receiving and
opening direct from the cities of New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore, The largest and
nest durable stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
ever brought 10 this market; amongst which
WILDE found every variety of ladies and een.
tlemea's fine dress goods, ladies' cloaks and
talmas, boots and shoes, ha Is and cans. silk.
and stlaw bonnets, (of the latest style, 5china,
glass and queensWare. Of the latest desc ription.
paper hangings, window shades, psrlor and
hail lamps Of various sizes, books and station
sry, and saddlery. Also, a large and well
selected stock OF cheap and fashionable ready.
,ntde Clothing, "a large portion OF which We
had made to order,) which consists of every
description Of coats, pants, vests, drawers,
hickory checked and white linen bosom shirts,
shirt collars and wooden ndershirts and dra ".
'ers, all OF which will be- sold nj, unusually
low prices fot cash. or on credit to punctual
Gus omers. r. = + III n -
The ladies are particularly invited TO call
and examine our stock OF dress and fancy goods
cloth cloaks, talmos, &C., While ii have een ne
lected with great care, expressly for this mar.
ket, from the best houses in New YORK ana
Philadelphia, we>beiieye cannot be surpas-
sed ifequalled, in beauty. style and cbeap.
ness, BY any house in the place. H.. :
Please cal! and examlns> our stock before
purchasing else wnefe, a. We latter ourselves
we win 1e enabled 10 oter you such bargains
from US. X =
All orders promptly attended to. ~
Yours, with respect III <
w. E!GOSHORN. r.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

Personal Communications, Cor communica-
LIONS involving private interests, J % cents per
square, in advance. announcements Of can
olaa.es for ofticereach ~, in advance.
e Business OF other communication 70
ensure attention must be addressed 70 RuKDLR
q MuRarLL, Buffalo, Putnam County, Va
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Fs Il TES6+sfsET = t&tsss - - -.
n.s. sA.ksDtrz. e: =. REAP s.''i
4 RARKsDALE = READ
Tobacco and Commission Merchants
"A arrxaoxp VIRGINIA.. .:..
Retsr to

Refrr to II
wn. n. Mcfarland. Esq, Richmond.
Samuel Hannab, ~ H..
James l., Can. Rsq'.. Kaaavh..
TAos. Fife. i a... f.,.,5
yno. D. Lewis, ~ 80 I@<
Jao. Bcwyer. .F1E IS.
Lewis 8. Bowling, Esqs, Putnam.
l. 1. Bfonaugha
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

70 KEGS Pure and No. White Lead, fol
OU sale at SANNY DRGG STORE.
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sE1sxHR. BHAIB Il CO.
Are offering 70 their iiiends and the pablic. ]
large stock d k
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, s IS 4
80 Qneensyare,

Boots, shoes, Fl
Han ard Caps
And have Just receixed By steamer, Molasses
70 sell at %. cents per gallon; Sugar ct 81
cents per pound, for cash; and al other GOOD
at very low prices. W
All kinds q country produce taken in Ell
change for goods.
sETszER. BEALE d. 90. i
i Point Pleasant. Jan, 2l,nfyi.f
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

GNOTTON YARN, ndlewiok, Batting,
~ Wadding. Carpet Chain, white and
cosored; 4sfs n I
Bed Cords. Plow Liees, Cotton Ropes, q
Shovels, Spades, Hoes. Rakes and Forks;
Ovens, Skillets. Pots, Kettles and Odd Lids;
Window Glass - by 10, Toby 70. 10 BY 49,
Putty, Spanish Whiting. spanish Brown and
venitlan Red, $3.50
Indigo. Msdder, copperss, Alan. Logwood;
Extract Logwood; s
Soda, Cream Tartar and Salesatus;
Starch, Allspice, Pepper and Rice;
Loaf and Crushed Sugar;
Salt Retire and Chocolate.
SETszER, BEALE 4 90.
Pt. Pleasant, Jan -, 4yi.. No.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

CIGARs--. an kinds, and atsll prices. can
VI be had at SANNS DRUG STORE. 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

TEWELRY.---A splendid assortmert Of
j Rings. Ladies' Pins. Gents also. tor sale
oval SANNS DRUG STOKE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

AIDES DRESS GOO Black, blue.
~ blue black, brown, green and changea |
BILE silks. s
CashmeEes. . variety Of quality and colors;
Mouslin dc LANES, Of all colors aad prices:
Tissues, variety Of colors.
Merinos. of all shades and prices;
Figured Swiss dress goods;
Shally Barage and Berage De LANES;
Shawls, in great variety; es
Handkerchiefs, worked and plain linen
cambria, and undersleeves and Chemisetts; s.
Hosiery Of all kinds; 4 ~.
Gloves and mitts do, gauntlet; II
Collars, iackonet, Swiss and French worked
Murseliles, Florence and saTsnetts;
Artificial flowers. ribbons, DC.
SETSzER. BEALE q co.
Pit. Pleasant, Jan. "a. '5s.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

CCORDEONs.--.The fnest Accordeons
Y can be had at SANNS' DRUG STORE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

,lURE LIQUORs-for medical pu.poses.
can be had al SANNS DRUG STORE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

HARDWARE...Axes, Hand, broad and
Ii Choppinei Haichets, Hammers. Nail
aud Tack, Augurs, Braces and Bits, Saws
Locks. Knob, stock and Pad. Gate Hinges
and Butts q sli kinds; Screws, Bed, Wood
and Coffin;
Knives, Pen and Pocket, shoe, Butcher and
Table;
Birdie Biz from Is cents to IS.
Stimps and Spurs, Curb Chains;
Plain Bits, Double and Single;
Gun Locks. Percussion and Flat:
Powder Flasksan Percussion Caps;
Razors, Razor Strops, Homes, Brushes and,
Razor Powder; e. n 3.
Steelyards and Balances;
Window Springs and Shutter Fastnings;
Sheep Shears, Steel and Trying Squares,
Chisels ofall kinds, drawing kniyes;
Carpenters ADDS, &C.. &c. 49, A i
- SETszER. BEALE 4 CO.
PIT. Pleasant, Ian. "a, 4yf. N q VI 4
nRY GOODS. -Flannels, white, green,
IL red and yellow.
Brown cottons. bleached do-3-4 to Cd,
Sheeting; \ 2a be-
Bleached sheetings and shirtings;
Irish linen Of all qualities; 4
Drillings, bleached and brown, cotton aud
linen. Ill: ..++..ts< u i
Table cloths, in great varietyi i
Cambria, white and all colors; p 4
Jackonett, all prices; ,:L. -, i
Diapers, linen and cotton. towel and table;
Canton flannel, bleached and brown,
G!nghams, of all colors and qualities, /
/. Prints, hoyle, 4-4-Doyles, Tall river, Merl
rimack; IT
Mourning, and other prints at any price; i
Laces of all q1alities; ~ i
Edgngs and Iinsertings. Swiss, jackonett
and b0bbtnett; III. g. f. |.
Lidseys, cottoade. linen chain, Manchester
cord; IL T.. u
Blankets--rose, cradle and saddle;
Umbrellas and shades. etc., etc.
sETsZER, BEALE & Co. i
Pt. Pleasant. Jan. "a. '55.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-02-13

GOAP AND PERFUMERY.- - Shaving
- soap and cream toilet soap, etc.; II
Wash balls, CASTLE and rosin soap;
Essence peppermint, cinnamon, cloves and
lemon;
Cologne, double extract jasmine. yiolette
and boquet de Catoine;
Extract vanilla and lemon;
Rose. hair and beam oil for sale BY
EETSZER, BEALE q CO.
~ PIT. eanf Tan. %. sGk
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18
The Coming Sickness.

The germs Of pestilencc are hatch
ing in the elements, Everything
points to- the approach of sielly
summer and autumn. 1t should there.
fore, be the care OF every+person TO
preserve the several functions Of the
body in theit9ull toney Disqa se falls
first upon those whose organism Is
already disordered through their own
neglect. Guard we'll against co'$ti.
patton and its opposite Eat moth:
ing indigestible. Avoid all green
and half.matured vegetables x fruits.
Pay strict attention to the cleanliness
OF, the. surface f:your bodies;. and.
above. all, begin the work of purificas
ton about your yards and in your
houses early, and do it therongh
Cleanliness, simple diet, and regular
habits will .tonnstke strongest protee
ton against the coming epidemic! T.
AS no man can tell where, the arrow
of death may fall first, he is the wis,
est who first, puts his house in order
--Huntar's MEDICAL Specialist.
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.Thought.

f. Like the wind through the isles of
a cathedral sweeps the stream Of
thought through the, chambers Of the
brain. It may linger awhile, play
ing melancholy music. but tits not
thine; thou knowest not whence it
cometh. It. flashes ON like the light
ming. from heaven, when thou least
expect it, and all that is thine own j.
to recognise its presence. As the
flute in the hands of the master, rem
ders a wonderful harmony, so it is
with men. The:mysterious fabric Of
the brain, with its organization of eS-
quisite fineness, is but a flute or a By
gle, and the breath of the master is
the living; God. Reader, what is
memory but the shadow of the past.
When events have lost the fulness OF
the present reality; they yet leave an
uncertain image in their rear. On
some it falls like the sunbeams ON
the mountain SUBMITS, lighting them
mp with glory; on Others it falls
gloomy and oppressive, like the deep
est shade of midnight around the
mountains base. The saddcst recol-
lection of some, men, are but as the
shadowsof butterhyso on, a garlen 1T
noontide-they cover an atom of the.
soul, and that: but for a moment :
those of others, are like the image Of
the earth. cast upon the, fac e of lea-
ven, that reaches to eclipse the far
thest star. '.s ! T
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TIE RAILROAD RECORD.

The present number cleses the THIRD
vcA.ly Volume OF The RAILROAD REcoRp.
The retrospect of the past three years is
one>of vast aud varied interest. During,
that period we have seen the spirit Of
railroad enterprise at, its highest and
lowest points. We have seen it inflated
by an unnatural growth, and easy money
market and a speculative feeling rife in
enterprise irrespective Of merit, And We
have seen it depressed to an unusual and
unwarrantable degree by a commercial
rcvulsion unprecedented in the annals Of
our country--a revulsion where every
thing was apsea, the old'landmarks Of the
fnancier swept away and the most expert
rnced were at fault. Daring both these
periods of imitation and revcrsion. the
"lcc0rd" has maintained u steady coursr.
advocating such line Of policy as 10 us
seemed for the best interests Of our
country. ...
For the future the "R"cord" will con.
tinue what its publishers hay" always
aimed that it should be the .fd"ocd1e Of 4
Moronah md judicioas~ system. # mt4r"ol
imProremeats- system that shall de-
velop our national resourcesS husband
on wealth and add to our prosperity.
STATISTICS. The RAILROAD Record"
has gived during the three years Of its
existence more, reliable, statistical nfor-
nation than any other journal published
in the country. Correct statistics will
CONTINUE to form n prominent part of
every weekly issue.
T. SrocKs.-Our stock tables, as hereto
fore, will be corrected weekly, from the
latest reliable information received up to
Wednesday noon. a.. IL n
The publishers trust that the Record
will continue to merit the good will Of its
subscribers, and we hope that those who
sympathize with us in our enterprise will
use their endeayors to procure for US a
more extended circulation in their imme.
diate neighborhood. ! H. \ \
TERMs.-The Railroad Record is pub.
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LARS per anhnm, in advance. All sub.
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Ill.,. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Carters Spanish Mixture

The Great Purifier of the Blood /
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
.NIot Particle Of Mcrc"ry IT, ! H
An intalible remedy for Scroiula, Nng'f
Evil, Rheumatism. Obstinate CutaneT
ous Eruptions, Pimples Or Postules' on
the Face, Blotches, <Bolls, Asae ana ana
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes. Ringworm
or letter. Scald Head, Enlargement
and Pain of the Bones and Joints. Salt
Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiiic
Disorders, and all diseases arising from
All iniudicious use of Mercury, lmr
prudence in Life, or lmpurity OF thf
| Blood. - l..
|. This great alternative Medicine and
Purifier of the Blood is now used 10y
thousands Of grateful patients from all
parts Of the United States, who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest of al medicines, "CARt
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Nru-
ral gia, Rheumatism Srrofu}a, Erup."nt
oh the Skin, Liver. Disease, Frvcrs. tCl+
crrs. Old Sores, AlF5Ctioa Of H. k;lm4ys,
Diseases Of the Throat. F"naI" COM
plants, Pains and Arlin5 O! Il" Bon@s
and joints, are speedily pui 10 flight hy
using this inrslmably remedy. !" /
For all diseases Of tl,. Blood, u@t'tin.
has vet been found 10 compare with il,
II cloanses the system of NIL impurities,
"a It's gently AMI efficiently on the Livof
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digs fiou8
gives tone to the stomach, makes th4
Skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfeebI"d by discas" or hfo-
ken down by the cXccsars of YOUTH bi.3
pristine vigor and strength. I
For the DISEASE or ruM ALEs i. is phru1
liarly applicable, AMI wherever it ! Al h"+
cjpmr known is regularly prescribed will
the happiest effects 1t. invigorah': I'D
weak and debiliated, and imParis rhStiF
city to the worn-out frame. clratS th4
skin, and leaves tire patient fresh and
Ihcalthy; a single bottle Of this incSiima+
bic remedy is worahall the so-call"d iS4"t
saparilEas III existence. !
The large number of"crtifcatcs which
we have received from persons FROM al
parts of the United States. is the best
evidence that there is no humbug about
it. The Press, hotel keepers. uF,gist
trat"s, physicians, and public men. wei
known to the community, all add lth"ir
testimony to the wonderful effect of this
this GREAT BLOOD IURlFlER.
Call ON the A gent and get an Almanac
and read the details Of astonishing cures
performed by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, (tX MOST GASES wHEkE EVERY
THING ELSE HAD ,SICNALLY FAILED. \ The
limits Of an advertisement will not admit
their full insertion. /
WIN. =. BEERS & CO., Proprietor. !
No 3O4. Broadway New York.
To whom all orders must be addressed
3 For sale by Druggists and Country
Merchants is all parts of the United
States and the Canadas and BIZ. 4
c.. FlTRAT, !
vln41yl - Buffalo, Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18
~ PROSPECTUS. +. IL
SOUTHERN METHODIST ITINERANT.

TIME above is the. title of a semi-monthly
paper, to be published at the 'arkrrs-
burg Mineral Wells; the first number
of which will be issued about the middle
of January, 1856. 1t will be an imperial
sheet. and published at, 0nH Dollar per
annum, in advancd. The title\Qf the pa,
per indicates the general character OF the
Sheet; but, to bs more detinite' each
number viii contain a regular pulpit Yer
mon, either origipal or selected, and such
other L;tewry and Religious mater as
win correspond with the character OF the
sheet. 4 u Y ., ~,
The colun,ns ofsthc paper will be open
to the members offthc Western ' r9Inia
Conference, to anN cxtcn' Mat they may
see proper to use them. under proPer
rules, for Tie advancement Of their own
interests or tie interest OF the work N
which they, are called to labor. rye
pledges offiterary nien as correspondents,
and the means Of procuring the best class
of literary periodicals which are r. QUARRY
issued from the Dress, are Il sdtiiclrni
guarantee tl.at theiHinerom VIII be an M
slructive. and welcome visitor in all the
families WHIP may favor it with their pa
tronaSe. h !,
Any person, bytforwarding FIVE sub
scribcrs and five dplars, will be entitled
to the sixth| copy. f.4Those. who favor the
enterprise, will Phas$ secure as many
subscribtrsIas possible, and forward their
names and post Office address 10 tie, UNI
d~rsigned, ut the Paf kcrsburg Mineral
Wells, Wood cotniE, Virginia. .
n W. KENNEDY. ..
DeceHArr l2. 1863. il.