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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17
TO FARMERS.

MEXICAN GUANO.-The subscriber has
1vl in store and for sale two cargoes (584 tons)
of BROWN MEXICAN GUANO, which lie will
sell, delivered from Messrs Hooper & Cheesebo-
roughs wharf, Fe!ls Point, at Sis per ton OFF, 24O
lbs. in bulk. A. B. PATTERSON,
No. SO S. Gay street.
This is to certify, that DR.. Luther, President of
the Philadelphia Guano Company, reported to me
that the Esmeralda Guano like that purchased by
A. b. Patterson, Esq of Baltimore, has given un-
usual satisfaction to those who have used it in Penn
sylvania showing better results even than the Pc
ruvian. And the agents of the company in Phila-
delphia selling the at 1874 per ton in bags.
VIM. F. MURDOCH,
Per P. deMurguendo, Sec'y Philadelphia Guano
Go. Agency, Baltimore. Baltic, June 9th, 1857.
BALTIMORE COUNTY, June 18th, 1857
A B. Patterson, ESQ:
. Dear Sir: ] am happy to inform you the Mexican
Guano purchased of you produced most wonderful
results. tried it on some of my poor land corn,
and it is without doubt, taoce good ,rhere put
in the hill as my corn good ctore, sod where the
ground has been lined twice. ! also tried it on
potatoes, and the vines are more than twice as
strong where MANFRED them heavy with stable
manure also tried it in my garden, and find my
plants much more thrifty than any in my neighbour
hood although gardened two weeks later tina many
neighbors.
fall crop Of wheat and rye. -.-~
Very truly yours, &C.,
Inv JOHN M. McCoMAs.
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Aug. lsth 1857
A. B. Patterson, Esq:
. Dear Sir: promised would give you the results
of the application of the ''Esmeraldo Guano'' you
sold me. and it gives me pleasure to state that OH
newly cleared ground, where several crops have
failed | have now as fine corn, potato, and buck
wheat crop as any in the country surrounding me.
also applied Peruvian Guano part of the
corn side by side, and it is impossible to tell
from the other. a. HoFFMAsTER.
. We take pleasure in stating that we have gwen
the "Esmeraido Guano," purchased Of A. b. Pat
terson this spring, fair trial. and that it has given
Us the results claimed for it in the above certiti
Gates AsBuRY SLADE, Hartford county,
JEFFERSON ALMoNY, BALTIC. CO.
2 ~ AUTHOR SHEAN, I"
"AaH GEO. H. SHEAN,
sep SIT SAMUEL BUTLER,
SHOES.-Ladies' Kid Rozette Buskns
~ Do Morocco welt so
Also, Misses Goat Polka Boots
just received and for sale by
sep 10 C.. w. BARNES.
nGARS-A lot Of very choice "Opera" Cigars
sep 10 WIN BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17
COLUMBIAN GUANO.


WE have now in store and shall be receiving
w during the season, full supplies of this vaIu-
able fertilizer, put up in strong bags and branded
by the Inspector of Guano at Baltimore 1t will
be furnished at lowest market rates. Orders for
any description of Guano promptly attended to-
-.- ...a. =. NEVETT & SNOWDEN.
Opposite the Pioneer Mills, Alexandria.
iy 23-6w PMS s.- ..tA.tt..&''.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17
BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THIS Seminary Of Learning. created College
Il proper by the Legislature, and enjoying libe-
raj patronage from the Middle and Southern States.
is being improved by an additional story on the
man edifce, and building in the rear GO feet long
and FIVE stories high. The Ninth Annual Session.
will open onMONDAY, September 18th, nnder tfc
following Faculty of able and experienced Teachers:
N. c Brooks, A NJ, Prof. Ancient Languages
Rev w. F. PAXTON, A. B., Mathematics. Sc
Rev. J. A. MuNRoE, A. b. g and Astronomy
Prof. w. R. MONROE, Nj. D., Chemistry
Miss R. T. KERN, English and History
Miss |. HART, Belles-Lettres and Physiology
Prof J. LA REINrRIE, French and Spanish a.
Prof HENRY RIsLER, German Language
Prof. EMILE KETT, Drawing and Painting
Prot i. SCHAEFFR, Instrumental Music ~.,,s
Miss f. c. GoBRIGHT. Plane and Singing
Mrs. Z. A. KEIRLE, Guitar, Harp and Singing.
GFFor Catalogues, containing course OF study,
TERMS &c, address at No SO ST. Paul street, Bal,,-
more, n. G. BROOKS, Presidcn-,
aug l3-6t* .-,r -
r. H. Miles. H. H. Robertson. S. w. Briscoe-
MILES, ROBERTSON s BRISCOE,
Produce & General Commission
Agents,
No. 149 Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE
July 80, ls57-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17

MEXICAN GUANO. .-
WE have now in store and shall keep constant
w ly on hand during the season,
4 4 White lNcricon Guano,
of this years. Importation, containing by analysis
so per cent Bone Phosphate of Lime. This is the
richest Mexican Guano ever imported into tho
United States, and every barrel has been inspect-
ed and branded by the Maryland State Chemist
at Baltimore Also,
4 A Brown Mexican Guano, =
analysing 10 per cent Bone Phosphate of Lime
This description of Guano is regarded with great
favor in Maryland, and owing to its extreme cheap
ness eagerly sought after.
NEVETT & sNOWDEN,
Opposite the Pioneer Mills, Alexandria,
~ 23-6w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17

STRAIGHTFORWARD and Clarifcd-for preserving
- purposes, just received and for sale by
sep 10 VIM BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17
:JEWELRY AND WATCHES.

JEWELRY AND WATCHES. Co.,.
THE subscriber has just received large and
i beautiful selection Of fine Jewelry; Also lot
superior Gold and Silver Watches; also an assor,-
ment Of Spectacles Of different focus-all which
he offers for sale lower than they be bought in
the cities at retail
sep II ,,a JULIUS aUENSEL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17

MEXICAN GUANO.-The subscriber has
1vl in store and for sale, two cargoes 1884 tons)
of BROWN MEXICAN GUANO, which lie will
sell, delivered from Messrs. Hooper & Cheesebo-
rough's wharf, Fe's Point, at SIS per ton off, 24O
lbs. in bulk. A. B. PATTERSON,
No. SO S. Gay street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17

| blows and CASTINGS-a general assort-
i ment for sale by VIM BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17
NOTICE..

\ LII persons indebted to me on note, for pur-
"A chases at sale, are desired to make payment
to +. A. SMITH, who has said notes in hand for
collection. JOHN MILLER
Sep. 3. lS57-4t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17
FOR SALE, OR RENT.

Poplar Hill, July 80, 1857-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-17
CHEAP FOR CASH.

Alexandra, Sep. 3,-ls57.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
Cincinnati Market.
SEPr. d, 1851

N44tH II 81
FIouR-The market wasagair quite
atai To-day and prices we're little better s5
tfan nominal. Tic sales were confined e
abont $50 brls,extra, Rt S5 5Os aAla 59do
Shuerfine at s5a
WmiskY-A further decline was estap ,
lishca, tle market closing exceedinglg
fulj and irregular. The sales were 05o
bris 1t 2rc. mud 500 DO At 2fic.
Observation-Disclosures remaifs hTm
bpt there Is not much. demand LIS
sqldv to-day, comprise 600 pi~ecessusarS
qre hams, atls5e
Nhet-The receipts during ise pasI
twsnty-fosr hours comprised HIP Ss1
bushels, nNrly allefwhieh has befn sold
4lai sl 05@Ft rs for prime White and
Sp79@ifU2t ~ prime Red.
Corn-SalesS5O bushels 1t 55 and
Rye--Thc nafAt has settled dgwn 70
G5c per bnshel.
Oats-Are u so iJemand at 48e per
bnshel fol- new
Potatoes-ThS nrket IS dull and pri
ess nominal at so@A Per bushel 81 az
rival.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
fePIEAa rHuarli MISltI
0yet 100000 Copies Sold
TIE sACfsED MELoDaoa.

y TT1TE1E TTEI II-Ir--T ~ r
Eawat 1nanoo
II p0ld :.
TIE SACRED MEL0n@nr
IN ,s,,sk 49,.
as.sst fh N s $500 81 Lhuteh hlalsie,
EAasse.s ~, Is US pa4 sLaE.a1fd
y go nssa Aaahy .95As4nai
.p,v s-,s,,as 80
hHMsHOF NufaAHA04s
resigned fbr ths ise OF CiIrdhes, Singing
Societies and academies,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

LUcKY I~SvEsFMEar "a gentleman
Iisi4g in Cclina. Mercer county, ohio,
lrew on tlc+sth cf August at The fels' f0 3rtl
nate ana well known Lottery Agency % q
ii. savos & d., Washington D. G., tis
rassniticent prize Of sa 900! He paid
for Ibis snug fortune, the small sum 81
sn Dollars What is most important,
Die reeeivedein due course 81 lnasi = dfall
fIom these GREAT prize sellers, payable At
tbe Ohio state Bank at Cincinnati Joof
t4e whole e the AMOUNT, sstfhoat eea3essohr
Cannot some of our readers follow u thss
tsoisteps Of this lucky gentleman IRON
liifna. See Savoy A Gos adrefslsei
meilt Of Grand Lotteries, sopn Y p
drawn ..in our columns.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
Mercer Academy

CHARLESTON KANANTIA ca, Va
l1TNHE next SESSION of this institution willbe-
Fginou the Sc tembef. The course
4of tnstfucti5n embrade5sa all studies requisite
for fitting pbys Cor en- 81 mi rafy lass at Col
tere, 81 fsH the active business of life. Ii
will include
The Usual Eaglislf Branches
ThegIa til and GtAek Languages.
The Ffeach@and German Languages,
The Matllenaaiies.a
The session extends from September 10th d
JHly loth,aWith an iltemissionotaf lew day.
at Chrtstfasis.
Tnilion-fst GH5ade. $50 per Session.
n and. Glade. 30 IS
All tuition ices, psyeble quarteriy ~ ad-
Banef.
PUPILS En- ALL GAsFs, sickness excepted,
will Eeschsrsed ff5lh time OF admission 10 end
bf session.
j F0Teireafars or for EnItheF information, a7-
ply II h. Nv. Newton, sec. Board ot8 Trustees
az III WIN. sC. CLAYT9N.
July 2l,f > Z RIineIpai
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

PoE{RY.--We received, last week, Il
package Of original poetry, gritten
presss for fhe Saaf. AS our renders
rgefet poetry in snasH qaa'tihes, We Ats
compelled, fof their sake, u decline thee
publication Of the poetry sent uss
We hope, however, that our poetieal
TREAD will ooudehse the fuelve verses
ssft us into Mrse verses, and then We
will publish Il with much pleasure.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
pLaa ii the Lottery.

The itTnl,ers fratnsI to $4,000, correspon-
ding Nit aah n HnIberS ona The Tickets prime
red on separate slips Of paper, are eicireled
with sblalf lin ta5es alrt plA ded hi Que WHEEL.
The FIRST 26e Prizes, sitnilhfiy fMited and
Rensireiel, are piacet ID AM her wheel.
Ms The wheels are then rerea yefi, and 4 mum
Hberis drawn from the lice 1f Numbers, and
OF tile same time a PrMe is dp wn BON theokh-
er wheel The Number and Prize drawn out
are opened aud exhibited To- fle audience, and
registered by 4se IsonlnaisS Solers ; The Prizd
being placed agaiast fhe Numbef drawn
IN his operat:oniS repeated until all the Pr. zeS
ARE Gram N out.
Approximation PEizes.t-Thc twognreee-
ytliHg and ;hetw o Stt1ceeding Nainb beers To those
lra wing The first II Prizes WILDE entit.edlo
he IS In lrexirna non Prizes For exarnnle
Hit Tiekt4f No. 1880 draws he $40, 09u Prize,
ltiits. TaGkess S. num5erSd 4 l24S, ll 40, III /,
IIIsh9, Mill each b. enSitlt 4 th SGD i.h8IfIIek-
1et No. SO draws the S. 200 Pike, THESE
fPjekuts namhered 5tS, 5ib,## d5a, $50, swill
each BE entitleil to 500, anu soon a cordfng
10 the ab9se scheme.
Thefa,t00 Pfizes Of Ss0swali b undetermined
by The last figure Of the Number that draws
1.-the $50, coo Prize. For esafApleif1he Num-
#ber5draw ng the $50 000 Prize efas with No.
then all the Tickets, where the number
ENDS III |, will be entitled to 500 LIZ The
Number end With 2 then taR The Tickets
where fha Number ends IN ahaliIl LIE entitled
90 s o aud so an toa
Certificates al packages WIFI BE sold at the
fdfTaa ing rites, WhicAliS thtrisk.
Certificate Of package efl Q whole tickets, $50
IA !" 10 half 40
4 & 10 quarter Il. ~
4 10 dAigbth 4 70
IN On pERIsG TicKETs OR 1GERTirIuATES
h%Ehdioses the money To cur address for the
Ticketssorle red, on rereipt 81 which they VIII
Ebc ri rWarded BIZ first mail. Purchssefs can
have tickets ending IN any fgitfe they may
ldesigfate.
Tse List III pra wn#Nrmbess Is anil zfs viii
be semitic nurchasers ianneitiaeely afterdraw-
TrPurchasers w~fif4please write their signs
tire plain and give thPif Post Once County
n sHe memberi HAT every p9ze is drawn and
FpayaI4e III full @fthont ded iEtfon.
aITAll prizes of ff6Runduadcr, paid i'm
ii & lately after the draw fng++other prizes 81
lthe Nslal time OF thiftY IdaystA
All commfstldiea4ion stricfIy conadeptial.
Aadfess 0-defs cir ti.kefS dr Cettffeates
10 IS. SWAMI col Atlanta, Gas
grAalist &c Numbers that hte drawn from
he wheel, with tie AMOUNT df the prize thai
each one is en~titledio, viii bk Published fife
every afa WING, IN the following papers:-
New Orleans Defts, Mobile Register, Char
Hes on STANDARD, Nashvi iic aazet,e, Atlanta
AIte!lieencer, New Yotk Weekly Day BOOK
Savannah Mourning Ne ws, Rielrfona D sspatch
aid New York Bispltch.
Anrif@7, 1857 III. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

YTAvING just leeeised 9 sphld stoekfol
new goods, which has d selected
witt The utmost care, | feel wafted ~ say
Ainrtc my customers, that eapt1 as low as
aby horse il Charleston hai eonplstt
az brtment0f Dry Goods, conS.ss iu part a
ladies' dress goods, on every q pfian, tlnt
lat ofcloihs. ~cassimsrss sata5 cam, dan
neis, white. goods, bieached ane ka mus rs
linen. haplkereiaefss gloves tey &c. ll
hsGr0cefg depsttement ray tel white and
BLOWN sugars. best coffee, nses, green
ana btacSsaeas, spices, rice, 4 indigo, oils,
window siass, powder. shot gun caps
ca5laSe l;auors. dre-stnf1s, Il f.afdwara OIL
al L sads. such as: NECTAR NspoIs, nails.
shoreis, cutlery, ehalns, PloNhshagss &C.
QuieensWBIe, Oil AZ KINDS n1ssaieo 81 every
description; alsos housekespS'sticles ueh
buckets. tnbs, tiawaTe tcisrNsotton yarn
h7abmS. brushes. combs &cs dlery-saa-
disa9 harness. brides, bits tirfagr IT'S, spurs.
bTidIe reiils, eliecklInesa &C.
tns5if JOHN BIART.
CZrt IfttE f4 49, ~ E# - NFt Ma 40
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
Books STATIONERY, &c.

~ NDCeIA
ID Charles Creazet's Building, oae door abnVc
tie journal Office, where lie viii keep cpd
|stantig Won hand every thing usually lnd d
d Rook stare.
His st5ek consists, in part of Sch6oE ffie9-
logical Classical end MistrslIa heous Book
BlaHkI Books Of alt size aud prices; SLetts$,
leap, Fancy and Plain Note Paper; EHssloHek,
Fancy Plain anil Government; Qual, Steel
and td5ld pens; Pocket Guiley;sSlktes ST ii
sizes; Lrad and Slate Pencils; Capy3Book$
Arnolh, Ma mard and NoyS Inns, &e,
4Hea has FACILITIES by which be ce h pn Oh
Shortest possible notice preeife . ny popular
work published either III Alileficl of bt ltE
tEontitcnf. 4
Allkhe late publications received as kooHHas
issued.
He has on hand now, SIN qnirss BLINK
BboksIassortsd, han and fuil bound.
% aozen Memor5n1 m ind Pass Bofkf
assorted
leo kReams Letter, Cap Fancy and Plsif
Note Paper.
SEa1es-of all sizes Steel3ahd Quill Pens
Inks, Pencils, Forl Follos, Nisiting i lid r III
lsrs f5ards.y Pen lolaers, Ink Stands, 4 ssME
NJ anEf~Bitt Paper. etc. III qda lite IL! $hif
purchases, and at how fgB3es. GkebhiRl 4
teali before pHrehaSlng tlssw he1ea as NheRi
eonfdfnt he can give entire satsfactipa.
9iaiipltiS, March "a, 1914 whit
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
Scn9ol Notice.

rTNAE exercises off my school will be resumed
ION NoxDAY. EahE Urn Sierra MBIR next,
fsr a schaia ~tie year oE ION ntiis, divided in
toltWo SessionsIof 5 m1nihs'each.
Insfructidn g~iref1in the English Braiches,
Of all kinds the Lain Language Elements
'ofiths GreHk ; Mathematics, fron Arithmetic
10 Ga.culu y with practical EXERCISES IN
Plane Surveying and Civil Englneef ing, also,
Book Keep ng, by Single and Rouble Entry.
Terms. $50 per session. f TO months, Pn-
pills received a. any lime, and charged from
date Of ENTRANCE t5 the end of the ~sesslen,
No deaueilong f5r absence of pupils, except
III eases of protf4ctdd sickns S.
Tuition payable iauwhabfy. guqFferig, sin
~ddbaacc. DAVID u. REfFNERs
August 4. vi y3ni5 VIC.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

Office. IL
GITUATED about four miles from
~ BUFFALO, containing about 800
acres. about one huadred acres of which
are we'll improved, with e comfortable
6hewed log house. a bargain canbe ilad,
"a ISO2Another valuable tract 81 land
A for sale, lying and being en- btg
H,,,;ea III Greek. Putnam county, con-
aiming 855 acres, which will be soid lopF
for cash, horses or eaille, ar on upe ps
ai,snn bond, bearing interest
from date. kthls Is IAN ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

Col. ~. RI Cooper, editor a Che
Clarksbnrg Register, was elected CLERK
of the County Court 81 Harrison county,
on Thursday, the 27th ult. His majority
over Ravmond,is $50.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

Tie "yirgiuia Weekly Star, pub
EIIshed at Morgantowa, came q Us last
week decidedly enlarged, and presenting
nItdgether 4 very neat appearance. Ihe Eng
Star Is an excellent Democratic paper,
and We are gsd 70 seethis evidence 81
Ills prosperity.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
rrs@h DrJa8a.

81 HE keeps christianity %
Lead. LInseeh, Lard q nd ffflu Iaihsst wis
Shoe, Scrubbliig md Tooth fglsrs oh Parnt,
Copal and Blpdk fNarnish, YobGss' s1iahs
Patent Medik fnek, &c. oesAfs'
The b lIeT tfnn 81. the LADIES' Is calIe
#fne sass6TtmeHt or Fancy Articles, PerfGl hts
Stat onary, SO he WILDE happy ~ alEtnRl
10 see. them and attend to their wants. !
Physicians Ind country Merchants wDniad1
we'll to call lamA examine before ,archasin.
eisewEere- 70 alil would say III they wan
cheap BaIgaiais Dr,ng the ready money.
i e l6.tf N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
FBLTZ, DENNY q snEPARD,
FoRTw
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS

1GALLIP0Els, OHIO,
'TTkyING pufc haself he Wharf Boat of ".
Ii n. Gnbbhges will ttenl promptly TO all
business ealtrAssed iogthem. 4
They viii keepFeons anttyt on hand q large
assottmt hit of Boat StateS5 Pr0FisiorssG rocert
les. &e.. &c. 9Th
The. highestAnatket price p1il in Gasl1onihe
Wharf B1at fpr Buttsr. Eggs, Ghlckens, aud
Provisions ggemeratiys
Gallirolis. Chic, June I6. #
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
W~AsTED---A hoy.

TY0R a npegrd OF mul to hoy sShetTeen IA or
10 ID years pf age 10 aoslieht house work,
plough a garldan. and attead 10 a horse. fair
wages will be ppaddby
Appiv all tlieTstaT.ofEce vsnsiE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

TINS KlsAVHl IND ~GaEp0LBPleEET.
" II. Comma, ~
r. p ca swell, Clel

This fast rupnIEg light draught sssmer vii
fisllnf regularly besesn halas ps neaes and
4gEfttpalis--lesyis hata% D. ss4sA EVERY
Nnaaey, WedRde \ and EnAays S FNing
iay Gail poll svedt I4esuaA hsSlay
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
If
- r. IL T. 3
Am PHOENIX BITEsS.
scRoFuLA. ULCERS. stRvY.

hest family medicine M before the
I public tor the cure Of
scRoFuLA, ULCERS. SlRvY,
IL Frttptions of the skin, Feybfnd Ague
Ie.-sbensia. D.cpsy. aud in facil diseases
soon yield to their Curative PROBES.
FftIhas heen computed thatdur the last s
Seafs npwaras of rorHg MiLLsosof persons
~ heen benefited tx the hst hese med
iHtfnas, a fact u hIch speaks yoIps ~ iayoi
-off their curative pr ,pefttes-a sitea nal VIII
pfHce them beyond The reach % npetion "
the estimate Of every patlelh lseit pssthe
hldod is restoredsto q healthy Sc n Heea
ffom all impurities. The systtn r. q reduced
during their operation, bit lnylated anql
they require no sessrdint ironauslness q
PLEASURE.
Tine afflicted haze llthese mefntsa rem
elY that will do fer 'hsni all that dietae can
p0 E 4 1ssf sns'' N b. MoFFAv5York.
AZ 10y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
WANTEn.

ABBY, between fifteen na eighteen Years
qf &c, toIesrn the Printing Business. One
fton the country preferred, Apply immediil
asd4 stthis afiee.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

pho readers of the Star vii please
overlook tie Iatc hour they receive Y, i
We have kept our columns open g give
q full list of the appointments of thp
oinferYnce.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

A-aambar of distinguished Ministers
~~attacheeg Of the ai. % Church, South
and other individuals, have thronsget
sxF town deritg the past week.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

Tho. clerks ef tie steamers Y irgina
BeiIe,n .Nebraska, and Langley
Nave placed v uudsr renewed sollisa
aiSIs8 for papers,
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nil. JOHN ID. HgER,

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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

the western Virginia C0uterence, :
III. T.. Church, South, for tie sub
Joined resolutions ahdappomti6en4ss
cLARKsBURG DiSTBicH Il
s.. K. Vaught RI 4.
Clarksburg-Mm. I'll Fonerden.
MonongaAfa-RyE Crooks.
Rowlesbmg-J. b Williamson.
Milford aAd Whsion--S. II. Mullen.
Bnchanaf--PiH Hoffman,
Lewis-J a. Con.
Braxton-To Be Mpplied.
Glennyilta S III Cntchin.
PARKEssBuRa DISTRICT.
q, B. Peags r. Z.
ParkefsburS Kelly
Little Kana5na--B.F Sedwick,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Kennedy
Ravens wood-B. G. Hull.
Ripley-W. Briscoe.
spring Creek--T be Supplied.
Point Pleasant- q G~laagatoh avg
J.sH. Burns.
Mason Mission-A. w. Thornpsaat
West Union-To be supplied
CHARLESTON DIsTREcT,
Brilhart, T. E.. n a { Il
Giiaraeston and Salines-Nm Bicke
Kaaawha-J IN. Amiss.
Wyomng-To be supplied.
Logam-To be supplied
C,harleston--R Z. Graves
Bafbaursrille--L Noods. M. M
Comas, Sup.
Mouth Of saady-J. Il! Lilly.
Guyandotte Mission-To be suppled.
GREENBRIER DISTRICT.
e. M. Sullivan, 7. a.
Levisbarg and Union -Tlloss siiseh,
Monroe--s. Hargiss, n S. Wilkins.
Newcastle and Newpot t-Jehu link.
Cesington--s. I. Mall ory, JOSH p,
Hank.
Fayette-C. j. Crooks.
Raleigh-Elias Kendall
summersville-Wm. D0wntains
Nieholas-G. /. Warner.
~oUYANDoTTE Instruct
IS. Field. Il. y.
Guyandofte and Caflettsburg Y.
Medley.
Greenupsburg--R. Lancaster, n. $.
MAY.
North Liberty u FaiFnsr, SUPP. +
Bean.
Walter Shea rer.
Big Sandy. T johnson.
IIouisa-S, a Rathburn.
Paintsyille4S. Black.
Tug Fork-Hiiram Moore.
Wayne. H Wright, ,. SPFlocA,
Sup.
w B. Mcfarland transferred 9 81
.Louis Conference J. a. Westt LAS
TEXAS Conference; +. Boggs nd q
ii. Bocggs TO Virginia C6nferenc
coSFEEEsce REsolpr4oSs.
Resolafd, That the tia his Of ts Com
~fareuce be, audthty are | ereby e,dially
Mnaered, 10 the keri p i. Brbn and
Ills congregation, for the use their
House Of Worship for sesssioRof the
body.
Resalped, That our sincere inks arg
Also rendered to Rers. Dr. BFya and
Mr., Smith, fer the use. Of thei5pulpits
dariRg oar session
Res5fred That the hospital at the
e3tiizzens Of Charleston, toWards3 mem
Bfrs Of this body, and the stfssers in
i tendance, is warmly ~appreciaf#by US,
and shalt repaid by our pEeits for
their continued prosperity inf and
.lieir final salvation In The Morlt5e come.
Resolped, That these resolons be
rasneeffmlly furnished the edns of the
.Kanawha Valley Star. kanav, Repub-
lean. and Southern acknowledgements,
DIR publication IN their respedt papers,
S. X. VAU6T,
w KENNR,
@ KVM PTGfEIS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

USirKD srArEs Coum-This court
commences its fall session On Saturday
stezt the 10Th Instant IN this place
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

The Roy. Dr. SEueN will dedicate the
Kew Church. fsar miIes above Ratialos
ia NEXT sabbath morning.