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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

new YORK. February 20.
It was known here at AM early hour
this morning, amongst stock opera
tors and spectators, that the steam
er America had arrived at Halifax
with one weeks later advices from all
parts Of Europe. Some IF them had
the news, and as q consequence a
good deal Of excitement existed in
our market.
. We have the Acknowledgment da-
ted Halifax, this morning:
!. The Cunard steamer America, with
seven days later intelligence than that
received BY the Asia, arrived today.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the
18th, and consequently made thetrip
to this port in thirteen days. Her
news is not important.
There was stiH some excitement re-
speeding American affairs, but It was
not general, and confined To- certain
classes.
The appointment Of Hon. George
NJ. Dallas, as successor to Mr.. Blu.
chanan, Gains all fears about war.
The Peace Congress was 10 meet
during the next week.
An important and interesting de.
bate came of III Parliament the night
previous to the sailing Of the Ameri-
4 9 AVS z
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! River News.

From the Cincinnati papers Of the Gath
ultimo, we lea that the breaking up Of
the ice in the Ohio river resulted in the
destruction of one hundred thousand dol
lars worth Of property. -: =.
The steamer Albertine, Capt. Aiken,
loaded for Nashville, was the FIRST boat
sunk. She was built last summer at a
cost Of SIS, O0O-insured for $1,000
The Salem, Capt. J.. K. Johnson, also
went down Immediately. Loss, sS, 500:
A couple of new boats, belonging to
Capts. Davidson and Holmes, were mate
rally damaged. The Crescent was
slightly damaged. The Bridge City,
Capt. Heisner,, sunk. The machinery
will be saved. Loss S15,0o0.I The Ma
dona, Capt. Stewart, is a total loss, Por-
ton of the machinery saved. The York
town, Capt Poe, sunk nearly to the
boiler deck. Losssls, 900. The Grape
shot, Capt. Mcbride, sunk. She had
s75 tons of freight. 1she was built last
spring at cost Of $4,000. Insured for
$4,000, Cargo partly insured. The
Flag. Capt. :. A. French, is total loss.
The steamers Carson, Glendale, Memphis
and champion were slightly injured
Tie barse United States, belonging 10
Capt. G. W.EFord, parted her lines cut
side the steamefp elta, damaging sever
al boats as she rubbed in passing down.
lis a total wreck. Loss $1,000. The
Black Diamond, Wisconsin,, Cincinnatus-
Forest Queen, and Lady Washington
we're slightly injured. Iunumerable coal
barges and fiat boats were sunk. OTeof
II harses, belonging to the Hope Coal
Company. only were saved.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12
EilIugs Of Clendsnin.

The attention of our readers is direc-
ted to the adyertisemen MT of Mr.. W, E.
CnrLroN. He intends selling on the Sd
of May a number Of lots in the village Of
Clendenin, in Kanawha county, situated
at the junction Of Sandy and Elk rivers,
81 miles above Charleston. This is one
of the best ocstions for town in this
section, and is in the vicinity of rich
coal region. We you'd advise all our
friends who wish to invest money in this
description Of property to attend the sale.
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sabIath ssheel R1aminatiol.

r. ! ! = - n a. Z. 70 + T.
There viii Be . public examination Of
the Methodist Episcopal Sabbath School,
south, on Sabbath next, at the southern
N. E. Church, in Buffalo. Wewere pres
emit ct the last examination Of this school.
The pupils gave abundant evidence o.
the superior advantages to BE- derived
from punctual attendance upon this great
religious institution The school is large
and interesting, bat the Superintendent
has hard labor to secure sufficient num-
Der Of teachers-the '.harvest is great
but the laborers are few" We trust our
good friends in this vicinity, may attend
the examination next Sabbath, become
convinced Of the benefits Of the institution
and be induced to assist in the humble
yet noble occupation Of religiously in
structing the youth of our land. ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12
Democratic Mrsting ii Pntnan.

At 4 Democratic meeting held & ~
Court House Of Putnam county, On ~
e5tb Of February, 1856. Col. Ro.l Hlrt
was called to the chair, and, on motion
John w. English was appointed secre.ary.
When the object Of the meeting va j.
planned BY afew lucid and forcible \.
marks Of Theodore E. Moore, ESQ. vho
offered the following resolutions, which
were Unanimously adopted:
Resolred, lst, That the different dis.
tricls Of this county be requested 10 40.
point delegates 10 meet in conyentionhere.
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
#for the different county Offices, 1t tie
first Of the next March Court.
Resolped, End, That the THIRD SAT-
URDAI in March be recommended 70
The different districts as a day suitable %
hold their respective meetings., for ap.
pointing the above mentioned, delegates,
and also to nominate their district officers.
Resolved, Sd, That the following places
beIrecommended as points Of meeting fof
carrying into effect the last resolution, VIZ:
LIST district, Bailey's; end district. Hus.
ricane Bridge; Sd district. Fosters School
House; Ali district, Buffalo; 5th district
Mouth Of Poca.
Resolped, 4th, That each districtbe y
quested 70 appoint Is many delegases !
they SCI. proper; and that the number d
votes to which each district shall Be en
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

once. 4 does notrsquirs he power d
divination 70 tel that We nerely made
he gness from ths residing hispaper. and
il seems that ~ little nail On the head.
We ware certain be WAS prevaricating .
s.leetle Bit when he made the assertion !
few weeks before, that he only exchanged
with two papers from free States. We
have now noticed al Of his articles. and
have no more space to spare, and viii just
stop here for the present
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12
Democratic state Convention.

q The State Democratic Convention
met at Metropolitan Hall, in Rich
moud, at ~ O'clock NJ. yesterday. =.
On motion Of Mr.. John III. Lee, of
Orange, d. ctor C cement r. Harris. of
Augsta, was appointed temporary
~Prcsitlcnt. II II So.
Dr.. H. on taking the Chair said:
Gentl|m5dn~e ht Cocention:-.
Allow me to trni1cr~you my sincere
acknowlelg ments for this Hlanifesta-
tion Of Your confidence and PARTIAL
ty.>in calling me tr preside as tempo
airy chairman over your deliberations.
We have assembled. in conformity
with time honored usage. to advance
the prosperity Of the great Demo-
cratic Republican States Rights party
of this country. A rarty, upon the
continued success and triumph of
whose principles, | firmly, las / do
that there il a God in Heaven rests
the civil anil religious liberty Of the
people, the rights and sovereignty Of
the States and the pcrpetuity Of this
glorious Union. "A party which
alone can claims the credit for every
great measure WHICH now graces the
statute book If our common country.
In conclusion, gentlemen, let me
cnjoin upon Won the ever glorious
motto Of "Union, harmony and con-
cession-every thing for cause moth
ing for men," MN< t.*
Mr.. E. w. Hubbard moved thatth
Hon. SHELTON F. LEAKE. Of Madison,
be appointed permanent President Of
the Convention by reclamation.
Mr.. Charles Irving, Of Lynchburg,
seconded the nomination. ~
Mr.: Leake was thereupon conduct
ed to the Chair, and, upon taking it,
delivered an eloquent speech.
Messrs. w f Richie, r. W.
Hughes, AID. Banks IF Petersburg,
). nj. H. Burnett. Chas. Irving, n.
Tyler, Mr.. Lee Of Norfolk, Mr.. Rus
sell of Wheeling. and other editors
of Democratic papers, whose names
we have been unable to ascertain,
were appointed Secretaries.
After q brief discussion, it was or
dered that the delegates from each
county answer, or give their names
to the Secretaries.
This being done, one hundred and
thirteen counties were found to be
represented, Others were expected
to be present in the course Of. the
evening.
On motion Of Mr.. John Young Of
Henrico, the following committee to
report on credentials, and complete
organization, was appointed; Messrs.
John B. Young, DR.. r. M. Boykin,
Tucker Darlington, A. Hughes Dill
lard, E. w. Hubbard, Jas. L. Kemper,
r. A. Clavbrook, j. Horace Lacy,
Nathaniel Tyler, @. r. Funston, Col.
wv. 81. Hartman, p. B. Layne. JIM.
III. Brunett, VIM. 1. jackson and
Lewis Steenfod.
On motionaof Mr.. White, Senator
from the Hanover and Henrico dis
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

Resolved, That > committee Of NJ
teen be appointed on party organiza-
ton, and COMMITTEES Of tiiteen on
resolutions; and that the delegates
from each electoral district bea COM
mittee 10 recommend electors, assist
ant electors and county electors.
M. Young gave notice that the
committee on organization would
meet at the Exchange Hotel ct 5 o.
clock, to enter upon the duties e.
signed to them. The Convention then
took q recess until 4 O'Clock 7. NJ,
when they were to assemble at the
African Church.
The President will at that time, an
nounce the committees authorized to
be appointed under Mr.. Whites re-
solution.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

81. LoUIs, Feb. 25.-Adv;co.l
Kansas TO the 1 4th inst. announe ~ ~ 4 !.
hostilities are again threatcned 4 !,
Kickapoo Rangers, who threat, = Z
ayenge themselves By killinJ j. j =
fiends ofthe murdered Brown = g
Nee State men are preparing > 4, sls
pnfict. Two mounted conn., s ~ !: !
lnder Colonel Dickey spd I'e
srover, had left Lawrence for -
There = conflict Is expected.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12
EVENING SESSION.

F.. - I'm = n
The Convention re-assembled at the
African Church at Z o'clock
The President announced the first
business in order was report from
the Committee on Organization.
Mr.. John B. Young, Of that COM
mittee, then read the following List:
Vice Presidents Gen. VIM. F.
Gordon, Albemarle DR.. Abner
Crnmp, Powhatan; r. Kidder Meade,
Petersburg; Lewis Steclrod, Whee-
ling; A. A. Chapman, Monroe; VIM.
Harding, Northumberland; Gen. F.
Boykin, Isle of Wight;4Col. John A..
Saunders, Wythc; Dr. G. B. Harris,
Augusta; Col. Ed. W. Hubbard, Buck
fingham; Col. Henry T. Garrett, West
moreland; w. NJ. Howciton, Halifax;
Elisha w. McC olnas, Ksnawha; Gen.
Eppa Hunter, Prince William.
( The report was adopted. A reso-
luton to adoptthe rules Of the House
of Delegates in The government Of the
! Convention was likewise adopted
| The President then announced the
following committees:
Committee on Org,nization.-C.
White, Geo. Blow, ijr., timothy Rives
VIM. II. Edwards, Geo. p. Holman,
VIM. F. Gordon, jr., RI. Montague
IR. L. T. Beale, j. W. Minor J. B.
Hoge, Phil. Pitman, i. II. Mayo,
w. X. Heiskell, John Brannon, JON
athan Huddleson.
+ Committee on Resolutions. John
hi Floyd, W. w. Cobls, j. A. Jones
w. NJ. Howerton, Charles Irving,
Paulus Powell, J. S.Caskie, r. A.
Clhybrook, B. =. Douglas, James
Barbour, S. S. Faunaeroy, John S.
Harris, A. A. Chapman, 'Ro.: John
ston, A. G. Roger. f.
/ Mr.. Charles lrvingnIoved that the
Congressional Distrids as they exis-
ted in 1852, be now egarded as the
Electoral Districts ofthe State. SO far
as the action Of thi. Convention is
0 The que qusstio % was aebatod al length NJ
hyt Mcssrs. Irving. Chapman, Floyd.
Hartman, MeaI dc, Weford and Aylett.
and on motion of Mi White, the sub
jedi was Indefinitely
+ The Convention then adjourned to
meet at the African Church next
morning at II o'clo&. -Di&patch. !.
This week We publish the first days
proceedings Of the emoeratie State
Convention. We received tile balance
Of the proceedings toolate for publication
in to-day's paper, By it shall appear
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

Liverpool Market-Cj otto,
"a from % 10 Sales n j, sQsal.
1900 bales. e - WI
# Flour declined sd: whea. !,
Unchanged; corn declined Z " "! AZ
Pork and beef Quiet and
liver; bacon declined fro, 81. /. isis
fur shillings; money NOR =. saIes y
nd very active at 8 Der cs.r s.s1'nlSk
v Consols 9O3.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12
The Cincinnati Slave Case.

Judge LEAvrrr decided on the 2sth
ult., that the fugitive slav YES were in Gus
today Of the United States Marshal
They were delivered to him, and escort
ed across the river by two hundred
special officers. m 4. ~ Isst :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

W. D. SrkAueHAx, Esq, editor Of the
Harrisonburg Union american, died on
the evening Of the Goth ult., of apo
plexy, in staunton, in the 4ist year of
his age. Peace to his ashes. -. -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12
| !PH1LANTRopHY REwArDrD

PHILANTHROPY REWARDED. --NN;,,
Andrews, who went from Syracu..
to Norfolk during the prevalence 2
the yellow fever plague in that a,
last summer, and who at the risk i
her own life rendered so much eoos
service to the unfortunate victims \
THE epidemic, is about to be marriS
to- gentleman Of wealth and position
residing at Norfolk.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

Aman named Micheal McToig, who
had been convicted Of raps and tsenten,
ced to IL years imprisonmentin the PEN
itentiary, has been pasdoned BY Gov.
Wise, after an Imprisonment oftwo years,
As circumstances lately TRANSFERRED which
prove his entire innocence. II H.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

Messrs. PAXTON & IRv1se have dispo-
sed of the Lynchburg Republican. t. H.
D. FIooD. Esq. Mr.. 1Rssse continues
as the editor. -. - ~ !. y
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

Nothing Of importance has besn ID.
IL the Legislature lately. An appropis.
ton Of $5OO, 900 has been discussed i,
The House, but no definite action, !, 8,
last advices, had been taken.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

Two inches snow fell here on Sun.
dy night last.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

This week We publish the first days
proceedings Of the Democratic State.
Convention. We received the balance
Of the proceedings toolate for publication,
in to-day's paper, bu it shall appear
next week. III ..=5
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TER

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VOL. 5--NO. 81.
BALTIMORE.


srmarv natnor,.-Insiuted. A. IL lu29. No. 81 Sosth
t5,g sy Eattinorr tuear Post ohee) AZURE lNsuh
nj or 40 FEE REQUIRED-Dr Mills, an experieneed
physician of the Aopathe school, may oe oov"'"''"y ~
suiod in nll casea a private nature or disease
No 1oae egnirsd CHrc Is not EDected-A prseheai ex
enables Dr. M TO wettah' sue III
h.. shurteat uoAsIble time have II safely ehecteo
Ybts cxnnsvely celebrated iot tue ~
speedy of all classes OF Seelet % .aars AGO
m ms city as refuge from auackery over ~ years
Jbs Uyb Bs9tfnon. o this Institution wono Ie1e p ~
IL not for the many
aa nbo In ve been nched oi their money malusaeoo "
M GLnrlapna " lao ourah largely In the pubho p''' M"
with whom city Ia oNotstoeheu' .,a ,riurv pecu-
Im,sfed b. on u1ar 6Hard If sou would avon nara
MARY disaprontment see carry ~ ~h" no slurIng
,rnt,r treatment can be obtained. DIR. makes Nv s
ptomia,s NO more than he Will honofaoy PEI I'm
Secondary and chronic Cases The usus symptoms -,
the Mouth Itching anu lenoe' al,
The Nnse matches or Eruptians upon the Skin, &c Upon w.
the oldest and most
NJ Is willing to stake MS hono aha
yhs Triumph at Se.rHcrlh he remedies OF Ut W
M sronF and manly Vigor, rrnovaing the shatte'eu s
% aud speodly all debility injury incurred from
gabfa Na4ood May here find certain restorative and
from their use realized the sweet fruiton Of
failure of Quackeres In their hitherto
fInitless search, had become almost eh'ihgulHheu -
IfHaiBfsft-No poisonous OF Mer
eury ar N6xiuuH Drugs used In his practice
Io ftpaiss experience Ia she treatment oil Female
Affections Diseases, &c, qualities Dr NJ To auord
Ia,lg BrlC and effect the difficult cases Com
muueaiuna saecdy guarded and treatment marked withs sk
and drliCacY.
Ig NM trat Frereatrc This sovereign Remfdy applica
lie f., either sex viii he duly prepared by mail on TO-
CENT OF a. or by remng $40 prescription Will be Included
Distant pcranns cured Ht home, by addressing DIX j. B
MILLS. BNIMOHF deern post pad) Medicines sent In
any direction. hy mail or express
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rU,o SpasE'pEKs or IOHAtGO WEST,
VA BALTIMORE, Mp,-The undersigned, Forward
Ing Merchants aud Agents of the lcnHsy yVanta Railroad at
Baltimore. respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
To ALL FONTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
their acquaintance with the trade having been Tor
cunsguees large part OF the Tobacco
through baltimore they haer Themselves that they
give Satisfaction to ahippers
Freight A. low by any other line. .
tunagnmcnia from the Wessoiclted and punctuaiy
attended To- MAGRAW 4 KOONS,
20 North street, baltimore.
Refer Inrob Ioad Co, j brandt r, BALTIMORE T. L.
Dudley. ". I smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt a Preston, Miller &
Cfenshay, lyuehbnrp, Gronshaw &Co. Richmond
2Idlr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

~ Sion MERCHANI- On the Dock, Richmond va
Thankful the liberal patronage extended 10 me nst season
iurrrac the tne ut l'unH run
ming that heni viii ,aNceNctY other dhh,
lSuudaN- excepted lly ibis atanfr shall be hle Ia
day thRu heretofore, Hni very
nelr, They roby the $ Il r. and nj much lfH7
Ny charge NaIdng Tobacco Is ra per liox aud
m cts per HID vhth ueud's pasnPe aud Nal'te Nhtn
diaNHFe# ihe draNnge and "hhrihf'
from per lioN and h eta por llld III"
Lock Tolls charged hy the James River kana"ha GO ir
a-nr 10 nv per I'm nhnnt q t Hakt ID
and per Having theso adyantaEos"l "l laf alton an
willing my customers reap the hneht and eh#e only a
fair price m my services hoping therhy to command larger
business
A PERSONAL attention will be given to snca of produce nhd
i5fr,iils, = goods ON Commission A =. LIE
tuI..s
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
A r,fpuaN. p,nI,,. l., ssrn

~ Clothing and furnishing Goods, 40 Main NHtei. hfh
mond, Va l~st Fail Stock le1t
In calling attention the Stock of Goods introduced by The
Suhz,rbet prrhara oud we'll thu llei vt
rapidly increasing trade with all SECTIONS ~ III" Has during
the tune have hrcu located In Rchmond Aud "zhn ml"
uvsn always take advantage ~
medium h1 witch make ourselves known >eettiR 't
course that nil parties viii udFr II then
selves particular merits being perfectly ansh'd mat
thu customer. notions aud Judgment Wlat lie consulted
W. Fall Stock. aud ASSURE rulfhas' 4.
that every thing In the Gens Wearing Apparel Will
receive attention. aud the assorted nos Will at all mts he
found complete that each customers wnuta will be supplied
Having facility for the proper prosecution II our hn
We hope ta make hetct 10 our custoefa and
secure satisfactory at During have NJ
tedup NresaN Tor Guuts Furnishing '""'' Mh'''
customers dud evcry thug pertaining 10 that brramcht
In the Cuthug Department guarantee the stock To
be perfect point durability fu aud STYLES because ""
make thing aud have heHatuu In saying
goods will he equpl the host order work IN tn
Watching the various ohaufes et Fashion parties
finding the latest cut aud max" IN STORE
subject their inspection and approval call s"leiicd by
GROSIONN y IilNAN,
sep Its Ne. no 81. Ei,hnuul, Va
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PHILADELPHIA.
PILLS. EorngI the

easy ta make a physical Pi-bat not easy 10 HRe r,
1T all Yas-ouc which would lave n9no "a ''' 9 ,,l
I r ,anfasas OF every other TINS has e,'n - ~
- ,tf. a. at sirccse We oud respectfully tnemt ~
te public decision 1t has been unfortunate Tor 'V a
Lthera almost every pureattt m'''e,ne & " ,h fa
Irritating the bowels. 1hlsls not Many y" ''''"
, erfninr main and reSulsinn In the system tH 10
n than counter balance the good to ee derived lIon % r
These pils produce irritation or pain unless 1t ,
a IrrN Hsu-lv existing obstruction or derang'm'' 'o
els Ring purely vegetable ne harm van "ls' t,ia
ps. ina any quantity is better tha aN h'"'''no %
h, taken luieiousl, dite' tons Tor NeH usu ~ "
e,Neral diseases which they are ap'a '' ''' ~ H. ]
Among he complaints which have been ept'hN "'''
by them we mention Liver Complaint IN All hs ,"'u p ia
laundicc Indigestion langenr ana i,,ss u.s. :" r,,r
Icssnpss IrritahftN Tiluus lloniaeh, bu"us IA -
aud sue, Pain IN the side and l"'es 'tt III % n,nr
are hui the consequence. diseased at N "i '"e
auaprricnt they afford prompt aud SUR l' @ ' 49,, III,
ps thoie pvsentor, llumors Scr"ti a'hd N''Nl' "'
l,cs aud inil llitN "i me o'"
in short. and every wher' pnrgalNe u - -,
1ho have also produced some sinEn % f
the Heart Pam in the hack stomach aud Side ihtN
be freely taken nthc spring OF the year IL pollY ~"
and rrerate nv sNscmtut the eIaet' ~ a.,,,n oa.
dose stimulates the stomach INTO healthy "oh "
restores the appetite and NGor lhA purity the m"" ann
their stuuant action the ercuatotN sNHi'u eN'
the strength of the body and restore The wasted or "H
udeantapoou theagh serious drranFemcnt eA'sl @
unnecessary dosing should never he caried Too ia N N'A
netput reduces the strength when t'h'h /" -
ccss Thousand in which physici required can
enumerated here hut they suggest Themselves 70 W'
c,ry hudy and confidently heioNel ,S % l,.
viii hocr purpose than anAthug "hfh hiS ''
been available mankind Whom their virtues are once
known public Will longer doubt Wha remedy To thPlH
when ia uoedol eathartic medicine. ,,
Being sugar wrapped they pleasant To aNo anu o'n
purely vegetables harm, can arise f"m lh'r use III any ~
Prepared hy nr JANIS c. AYERrractcal and Analytic
Chemist lawul Mas Price n per Box rive o"N'
Sold hv John II Seuy, lNnthbuiE' ahu uN al
druggists aud Couutrs Merchants throughout the State
ruccl, l.a1d a Co, Richmond General Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

Ms \ BltO pNtts Richmond, Va, beg tuWleim tie
e2eus of vuehhurR that they now prepared te eNeen"
drsrultonut Sk, Cotton Neocu dNNag OF tlea
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Wine -tans removed We ntcnd To do our WaH otuu 10
establishments tho United Statrs nnd respectfully solicit
the patronage Il the ckeusui INnthtng and vicinity te
n,mens Garments yod aud eitaned to look egn e. INV
pENNIS a BRO.
Sucscssors h W lines Franklin Il. opposite Msirope
tan Hal Richmond Va. I1epi dts