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NA1 ORCEsEEA 3YMNANiUNi BRANCH
Y VI NOW OPEN.

gal OkCEsEGk GYMNAsiUM BRANCH
NOW OPEN.
PROF. A. doLINEAUx, returns his thanks to the
citizens of Worcester for their past patronage hopes
to receive the continuance of the He has opened
rooms ia the Rear of l.. ID. 6 0tlGn ras'a Saore,
on Main ST., b9tter known the OLD Masonic HAIL.
where he is taking subscribers at reduced prices S2
per year and will be happy all who may
favor him with their patronage
N. b. The Book is now open for subscribers. Madam
Virginia MOneaux will he in attendance to waitupon the
ladies. Ola diff
To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in
Premises
FSHB Trustees of the State Reform School at Westbar
ough desire to inform the several Courts of the Com
monwealth taking cognizance OF juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School occupied by larger nun
Der of boys than it is lifted to provide they therefore
request tn t. ct present, be sent there Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is to remand portion of inmates to the
Houses Of Correction, provided by law. To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given.
By order OF the Trustees.
TEOS. A. GREENE, Sec'y
Westborough, Oct. II, 1855. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14

GNLATER METUAL FIRE INSURANCE
y C0MPANY,-This Company continues to insure
c0tt0n wo an ether ma7uf ctories maShinery
chaudse stores public bud' gs dweing houses Goods
Bleaching and Printing WorEs, and other prop Ty at
current rates Of premium
DIsEcToss II. N. S alter, BarI P. Mason Royal Cha
pin, Wa A. Robinson, James H. Read, John W. Lyman,
joseph Carpe lter, Charles Anthony, Louis j Doyle,
Daniel Carpenter, Beni T. Thurston Christopher S.
Rhodes, Emmanuel Searle, roYdence; d~ ri w. Law
ton, -wpor; Robert Rodman, NORTH Kngstowni q. N.
Campbell, Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher, pawtucke james
II. Cnace, Valley Fals; Geo. Q. Ballou, WoonsOcketi
james S CoOg. BurTiville
Office in the Jones Building, No q Westminster st !,
Providence, r l. JAMES II. READ, Presi lent.
IMMANusL SE4RLE Seer ,tary and Treasurer.
Providence. Dec 49, 1853 dtf d1s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14

Also, constantly on hand great variety Iron and
Steel saw Arbors and Lathe Dogs La hes built to order,
and all krds Jobbing neatly aud promptly done All
orders addressed the Undersigned will be promptly at
tendei to and neatly exc suted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14

WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Third door frOui Exchange,
On Cypress St. errifed's Buildings, Worcester Mass
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CUMMINGS s HUDSON,
Wholesale sud Retail Deslers in
ToTICE. TO LAND LORDS
AGENTS OF HOUSES.

am prepared to cleanse VAULTS and DRAINS at
The shortest notice. Apply to ELLIOTT, 2s8 Main STREET
to the subscriber on Newton St.
SO DOM E.s. FULLER.
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GO Eet.

TWO HALLS TO RENT In Fosters Block
u opposite the Depot, recently occupied Billiard
Rooms, 70 by 20 feet aud the best lighted in the
city They suitable for almost any kind of business,
ind will be rented separately or together for of
pears Possession Of given imediatvly the other
the 1st OF July. Apply to EDWARD R. EIsKE.
Worcester. NAV o. 1856 diff
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Boston advertisements.
A MERloAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R n Emmy SOLICITOR of PATENTS.


(LATR AGENT OF U. S. PATENT OFFICE, WAsHtSGFoNi {
UNDER THE ACT OF 1879
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Notifea.

c,EWIeG MACHINES WANTED TO
- BEPAIR--The undersigned has procured the ser
vices OF experienced mechasic who will devote his
time to repairing Sewing Machines that any person
sensing machines to the undersigned by express or 9TH
erwise, can depend having them repaired in thor
ough Manner with neatness and dispatch and at short
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INDIAN MEDICAL lN STITU n i;
l OFFICE. 3G RROME. ED sTREEr no TnN

ly by letter, free of charge Circua sept free. All
letters should be directed Dr. GREENE SO Broomfed
street, Boston,"
SledIcine may be obtained Of CHARLES CLABKE,
Of Main and Pleasant streets, Worcester. Also
circulars free. deodSwly n26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14

JAMES j. ROBINSON,
EDWARD D. THAYER,
H08ATI0 N. SLATER,
LYDIA r. SLATER.
ELIZABETH Il SLATER,
WILLIAM s. SLATER.
IE=a
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westborough, Oct. It, 1856 SIS a ." "n 0 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14

EHOUsE CARPENTER..-Th 'kscrtber las
u taken the shop in the Northwest corner of hey
woods Bull ling, Central Street. and ready to no Job
or Carpenter work. at short notice. d. LOWERING
-,"hIa aGv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14

N. B. Auction Sales of Real Estate promptly attended
TO- on reasonable TERMS in any part of the county, by
EZEKIEL DANIELS. j-6 dIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14
AWE GREAT DaMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR

O 70 O K STOVES
which, by the way, little the incest Stove in tho
nlrket can again be supplied have received ldr-
her supply Of those Stoves admirably arrangea foT
vood and eeal. J. L. LOOMING,
ar17 - "a EIa'u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

Prof. William p, Rogers, formerly Of
tie University Of Virginia, has recently
been elected to a Professorshfp in the
University Of Glasgow, Scotland
We make the following extract from
the Philadelphia Press
The Professorship Of Natural Phi,
Ibsophv, mthe University Of Glasgow,
Scotland, lately became vacant. Candi-
dates mefss daqly advertised for a great
many qualified persons sent ii their APP
IpIicatioR5 and testimonials. Among
tem was Professor Rogers, ef the Uni
sl States, who had tic henorsof being
elected, on the principle II long neglee-
lied every where, but particularly IN
Great Britain. ofputtiiag The right man
in tie right place His being ali Amer
lean was mo barrier to his recognition oi
his merit. .
Professor Rogers was present at the
E%re6ent brilliant meeting Of the British
Assoeiatian for lie Advancement Of Sci
Eenee, hel5 Ia Dabiie iii tile early part
Iof tie present month. The University
Eof Da ~a ii particularly chary
In thezd FiBntion Of its honors, confer,
|ypd tfie slesfee of Doctor Of Laws npon
few pasns % that occasion, aud Prof.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

Rogers was one Of the recipients ~
the 9th inst. by spssial ~iRvitation he
was one dc Inc members 6f Tie British
Association who yisitedthc EafIofR dsse,
At Birr Castle, Parsonstown. and exam
ined 8the Monster Telegraph, which II Al
once sthe scientific wonder and triumph
pfstbe age
This election ef an American scholar
to i chair iii soneof the AAt European
Uniysrsities, slows q fine Catholic spirit
sof f~airbass. which, Nc rejoi9e 70 SAT- +
|tha fsu;a n loar own pres ions conduct IN
Etb;s 1890 south Carolina and New
wa, IA ,,~,avionsly called Dss. Francis
;olIlr lsrasslan, to Pro&s6rships in
No. HIN Tsities, and HoBfs Agassiz.
u eminent rench naturalist las sue,
c~essiaeIy been professor II Harvard Col
legs and tile University Of Charleston
knowledge has is birthplace m heayen
its mobility from God aud has Y:
abiding place III no fafTti esular locality
but thS woEll PHI. Iress
uE 49, ET # III 3IAaat
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

ETffE. aIiH4 liz Ehs3IJ 4#HE US "a 1911
where All is IND plenty no oPpresi
sion, no extoFti@n. If this Wis tlle PFC
.ture Of HE Mennonite paradise winch
was. given HEM, cross features being
kent back theIs faitlA ii it was of couse,
nrass crednlity but il is a credulity
Which. bur learned and educated zealots
who run mad 81 thiB very subject Of
prophecy t~hemselyes have no Particular
ri5ht 81 ccnslfd. TheyHhayc set The ex-
annie. Whensedtlcatod men aud even
clever men rais ~intoEsucl extraordinary
Efoffies and dreams OIL this subject, its
not surprising iHa coArse,, lHiteratq class,
has gone a steptfuftler, and not only IN
dulsed the dream but aeted lnpon it
tItisS al very rood maxim thai nib class
lin society etrs Without Tile rest being "
some degee implicated TheI prophetie
mania III il religious world IL i1ofe 9
less responsible Iof tie Mormpnite emf.
grafton from thes isldn6s THIS dxtrav.
a4ant adventure Isl only d coarse retleef'
lion Of that wild, prophetic Speculation
III which 81 Targ4 4 part df THU religions
public has inau1ged, The Maormofttt
enaisraht wensin quey If 4 sor Of earth.
III p9fadise hA t19uglt the millehniun
hai come, and that I'D would take t4ht
earliest advantage off II, W are speak.
Eing, of eoufse, Cd the duPk# Of Mormon
isla, not otis prophets ahd ofl thee ftiat.
icism Of The sya, nd. XII its grossaess
aud sensuality. These 8eret Hed aape.
haze Och pttpdrM for tAetr dtRtas{o0 q
Ae ersraeagzide Heif n tHers. The II
aicuious. bfoshuEes tla sell By thou
sands ii theypnls hazard 4 heM pEedie
Ition. the nonsense wAiehis read witt
ayidity on any ubject cbaheeted viii
prophecy IS tile Rfppef5 class shape g
| Mormionism. W@ rush mo 4 isioiaIl
future as i rsIiiFf ither frdm th{ ineqnal
lities If lie, pr4ea scene ar itB dlaietd
ties, Of lis dulgndss Tais has mad III.
| Milenarian. AND 3I has made the Nor
monte. The EMo monite ] ; thf Easiisl
form Of Sodiali#t. Bota-aim Al uteplss
only oIee eon i action with prophecy
the other IN com ton vlitlf sRclal pro
gress aud lhe PPlitlaa ras nefation 9th.
world
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
Bank Tsikarfs.

WiRiiM IKE last few months one
hatflb4 Ian4 sey9n banks, lofa sdl ID
tnahnys dEtI6rent States In the Union.
and hnHef Aiferent. ysteiasf and
E1artarsI llake failed ipbisin6ss.
cio$ei tlls doors and gone Rtobank
rnlttN Ithe names ot some bftlese
illan(a as tItutidns viii Be pnnd in
.tEta medIa atFSt article 81 the Enquirer
6f to a NJ maH beaniifq eShib-
ii foF aamirerk and supp$rtr ii
4 pafer cufFeney. The los which
theK HsDjkk9se have sustained bythese
ba!s plot be less than twenty-five
gr Thirty millions efdoElars. Not a
iYear ses by that tile country does
nQt 1ftl1# some of these chartered
nba d lie aties ofp promises topaY fail,
and tlik llg$t ,Neaf hhsF been remarkable
sn thd number OF them which has col
II i tBd dfstny of ali banks Is fiji
in. tld Uh 4 St1thts. Thi5hasibeen
ro b.f6Rrt experience of paper mo-
neytor seTents years which has been
pt5luetifeo mere diaster t6 the com,
fnnnit alaal creator losses than it has
ustaihed ffof any Others sin gfe eause.
Atfsuth Itins rs this when thewhole
fbankihg sEstem II cayefng lin, and
while thafeople are yet sinarang a
safieringI from their heavy losses BIZ
fit, " : donIeBs that VIE have np Patience
with tBRe wll6 Step forward and
cpoly |PrPnpseI that we shallaay the
nest esg b fIfqtnre losses by char.
ter loft More banks to break five, tep
Or twenty years hence, after tha,y
have Got l(e epfidenee. of the commRf
nitY I'd All extent that viii make it OH
Object sou 9I d6.
TheIm9tfKes that can actuate NOR
NOW, afteE the Light Of experience, tt
call ont for more banks, seem to- III
Has mconceeiNabl : as their folly IS st1i
pendoHs Eet We find inou midsteer
tain fha3diers who, without evet
Waiting until the noise and crash o
falling banks have subsidized, are eat.
nest inEthhir desires to rebuild these
ricketyI false ana rotten e1fitices d
financial lraHds and graveiy give Ill
their programme fol such an end
They afe ia Be .spowerftuln money i'll
stitntiohal with i capital of S. 200,
1000, a sort of d nited States Bank ii
miniature. and are TO be based on !
system that cannot fail. This il
the old st9ryto deceive and aeiude
1.-The people. Every banking system
that was ever devised in the Uailed
Estates came heralded with d siinilaI
announcement of safely. But. a tria
soon showed that it was no better thar
its predecessor and we imagine that
the Ipeopld have lost all confidence ii
these ban4 doctors. with their auacl
systeml' pf cure fol- financial disas
ters. They believe that no system i,
safe md Ord preparing 10 return Il
the sound metallic curreueg of tht
Observation-Disclosures ERauirer.
IA man hay be top stingY to max,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

MEN 5H7
ais,b ! fthefr deierafe III tlie Lega
tuFe Now. thev contsibate materially
is c,6shadn funl. Njfhott having
rs ssatisli ID b "a far ii gI1,l without he
|sl1s 800 49, piaNa 80 ua a.
EallB sesss , seaas'p 9ls,tf .tba ;nrrease
W. y ~ s4ssshsu 49, ha Iarag 81
EhEtas $500 ieyehug .so5H So ,Tosf
.saae,sd n tl,a -eaIrsteucIion Of the Vir-
5000 y blla eo1'sS 81 4 sos1 ,TiII f5llv
!, II s,s,,, A. fl,a sta,e tor ma interest upon
II sss NJ I which she las made I'll
HI, W g,i;s;,,en -,nnreye,nent.
NatW3thsandinp there Mil yet be d
81 Marty HI the next Legislature OBJ
e''S F..t 4. / 49, ;ans a.
ETMJ;s a~rnoeitian ,yifi M, lii hl,s0luie-but
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
Old FimIs.

I'D iiekfngs upthd last number q fiie
So4llsfa .Aetdoaig Itnsfaat. our eyes
Efell upDa tie following article, which *
COPY BY way of rfmembganee. Ners
will ask, whoi IS itby for tAe same
tDoFings,a and we have only To remark
that lqe reason ODDLY is not mention
fed Is, that Dolly" either gptI tired n
the i~tiueracy, or the itineraey fr9d q
Dolly Z and Dolly place has been
spPpliadby tPet'' who. w4llhole, will
do Bib master good service But here
are die Dottings, read then. for your
"Dor.TIEes nY THE NAY.-We set of
on tho third Of September forfthe seat 81
our Cpn ference session taking zig zaa
route from the starting point. ard ME-
taIl thb way appointments rs previously
published and. were favored with good
congnregsaatiiod i ,siin the. aggregate.
We Wera called upon u preach d fn-
neral sermon, on very short notice, ii
Little Sandy Chapel, whore we met 4
large andmueh affected audience many
Of whom we received iat6 the Church
years gqae hY--aad We are glad to find
them $teaafast in The faith.
Rarenswood is making some little adj
lyances towards becoming a eity-oul
fchurcl building enterprise islin progress
lin that place. We could not observe The
Nortbefn tendency IN that com munity b
which we read some time ago, probably.
-Four vision is not Sd clear in that direc,
ton aslwas The Yankee scribblar's. ct,
We observed. the track Of our worthy pre-.
siding elder, on Mill Greek.
Our people have purchased the North.
Tern claim III tile church iii Point Plea:
fsant, ala fitted up the house iii g6ol
stgle. We regretted that circumstance
forced us to decline le pressing invita-.
ltion m. atteild the lady's sapper In tia.
tplaee Oil the eighteenth
Buffalo, Is improving, especially II
Echlrch edifce enteFptise, Our PresbT
'~terian brethren have built d very nea
brick church and Our Baptist bretllrei
have theirs under course of fepairing
which Will make it eqllaf To- new one
1.-THE Southern Methddists nsad i new
church Fergrfueh fnE that place. Gu
bid house looks rather idingyi By Til
side of Die new impfakements. ltis L
8be hoped our Northern hFshFen will no
asaail uR, through thepress, FIJI repeatin!
the irnth-especiaily lis It involves gu
Town case this time
ave lEft Pete at Buffalo, and took a sea
nsbrothcr Lind h1aggy for the Bal
aaee of tile route. We laid iii 4 goot
supply pf Watermelon for our journey
Hbut as Vie had much 10 talk about, an,
Charley being . little tender-h4arted y
took t6am through to Charleston, whicI
Plaoe ws reached on Thursday morning
1.-THE tenth, il time to answer the frs
reading Of tlle goafeBeHce list. III
members were mostly present, md, "
tIank, they generally received tldir ap
3psiutmeflts il good faith, and Hisperse
sto their nkW fields of labor ia good spin
its May die present year be equal /
tie. past, of raach mora abundant.
{ We found al excellent hone with til
kind and#hSspitabl family sof Mf. slacl
(which place Ne constituted arsoft of Ger
tire, whilsWe pied around the citadel I
3sKanaWAa cOuntY.' n.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
The 0hfot Trnst- Eompanr. 81.

GINofNSAFI, Sept. 2T,-The Ohio
TrNst Co. Has made an assignment.
Bills Oh New York 3 per cent pre-
MUM.
DO failures vet
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
SuspeasiOa ii Wheslias

WHRIIEe, Va, Sept. GA meet
ing 81 Ne citizens has B9en requested
on ace ant of the suspension pf thu
bank, taused By a run Of foreign broH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
4 ANAWHA a LIE $3.50 . -

MhabrR ArI5yNoBp0Ru.-EdWard TIT
Chez MA was killed bFl Alonzo Turner.
in poeS Tan Yard AIlsy. on Wedn asday
i / Iast. TRo men named AZ Ghrty
MA fee. tile former 4 well known dam
1, larI bitjonninq is 4 marty called tile
m. GueriHas were engaged i'm . fight
When gheatham interfered to separate
them Hewas Immediately struck three
p5wsrfta blows oyer the head By Turhers
either 6tle VIC which DR.. Benz BlaekEord
u L would have produceddeaah. Cheat
hafaE leayesa wife and eight Ghildref
urf 81 has been arrested and lodged il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

qorETEaFEIr MoSEa, Rob 4.
Weatherfotd has been arrested IN
GreenbrierB coauty. Va, for passing
counterfeit money. 1t Is supposed tla
tber are a larSenumbe ofpersopsip
tie State engaged IN Tile same bus
ness.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

BpY DRowsEp.-A son of Mi. D.
Riaestoi Norfolk, aged 8 years, while
pta,snaio 81 board alighter, at MalloIY,s
whatf, dn "Wednesday. fell osefbohrd
ahd waH drowned before assistance could
be f9ndsred. IE
HE Was drawn up BY a caloted man,
Nv means of i pole with ahooklattha end,
as sdon rs possible. but life WIS entirely
eNtf4Ict iadI the body was taken hpmd Ia
His datrdhhts on East Wide Water street
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
nrster Hnnaaa.

Read Tie ariiele ep he arst Faage, con
-ce1nsag j Informal Improvements aud the
oyster fanIum. ave Ferylnaeh hope e
zee ae Legislature tlIis sanaiigg winter
al this j IAN Of raising means for ma
ling aad eomphting daF rag b
aa i tax on oysters I y
GoyeFnpr WIsE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

VIM. Scott, Esq, haspnrchaseda tie
interest Of Mr.. Rhoades. inthe Mari
cite Republican.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

RtEruaSlsa FROM the SpRtHes--Ihe
G4 a sars from lie Springs (says lhp
staah t5I Spectator come crowded every
III aftIng With passengers leaving the
HI H dditllbtI taIhs. Staupton Is filed almost 70
sarlf5 atjbn every hight. Eboagh money
ltas beelf hfEin the mountains 20 pag the
j%atnllal s5scaae OF he. Common wealth.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

WTERGINEA SS.--At Rules held nsths
nv CLERKS Office Of the Circuit CopTt tg
Kahaw la county, in the mshtho Of oclopetI
1887, 8s
9GFhe BANK of KanawhS, eomp't, VS. Ing
E0hJo Life Insurance and Trust Company, )
faseign1 c~orpcratbn. and a. Spencer Ntes q
lfsnda nts-In Cbaneey.
The objeat OF This SUIT is 10 attach al tps
inteIestEof the Ohio Life Insurance and tug
lConpaIy ii the stock Of he Bank Of kals
whas also ali she estate al tire said Ohio Liz
Insurance and Trust Company h The hapds q
ithe said Al. SpeptsrNye;pswe ven ss any debts
diie to IL or 10 become dne Is IL from stidNYs
tolsatisfy the plaintiffs demand ffr ne SUE
DISH III IS due 70 tie Bank Of kansEs.
1 from he said Ohio Life I4susaaee ard 4fua
1 Company, until the further order f tie Coah
inaths promises ~
II appearing bE affidavit fled that ne vhss
Lie Insurance and Trust CompsnY is 1ot
~cosporati5n created by or existing IN ne SN'
lof Virginia, and theref5reis rot PaIv ls e,
Ident In mis- state; IF IS there fore ordered esss
lths SAID corporation do appear here WILLIE
one month after due publieatiealof tss o.
land do what's necessary4o ntpteet lE ".
Tests ia the premises,
HAllILF E-ml .H1r LLA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

u tM 80 49,
DEsTRrefTk HAIL SroEa.-A hail
storm OF unusual violence passed ovs,
portions OfFmSannaband Goochiaa
counties or friday eveninylastaa n.
ing anmehse damaget o theltobaeeo
crop, besides blowing down i1spr
houses. Meplion is made Of tie Is,
Wo negroes By a planter on JAMES
River, hil Shipwith, who ii COMPANY
wilma good mahymore sought feihs
from a stofmin atobacc6 house which
was hlownAdown ITwobfthe hQIlter
were kiIle outrfgIit, and several tSpb
crippled BIZ the falling timbers. The
l49ss In FluFama IS estimated at
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06

RorkFaHaM ToBaooo.4some
ofiour Rockingham farmers q
EConrad' Store viciniey, hays ss s.
.tnrnfng theirs attention this ses.. s'.a
the cultivation of Tobacco. m; = =,
Conrad. II. Kite, Jeremiah Haas
gar john HansbergM. @. Nav:
pf, s. %. Jennings Hiram A, ks
EST, Jaceh Miller Esq. Lindss
Williams Nv. +. Mcdaniel. and y.
ers along the Bfae Ridge, have eSSs
h crop oil the weed These scnt Is
men, Il ho frost shsnld blight thsi,
prospects. will each realize i lanl.
some profit upon ther investment y
this staple product Of OLD Virginia
Az are glRdto seeAonr fariaerstnfn;s,
their atteItionto Tobacco growing !.
ft il an eSceed;nglHproitable cro5,
and will sp9n hecome enc of.the ehie
productions ofthis Valley, which can
grow any thing that can be raised apv
where, else
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TffE COMMONWEALTH or va,

FHIE CoMMoNwE4ITH or va
TO THr sirEaiFF OF KAsAwHA cotsty 49,
HWF e sas Sisst s sia ne .s ssa i s1ss sslsl s
ECompany, If they pc found in your hasAM.s ~
Ito appear before the 9uSfices Of ON 4
IEoHrt fat the couktyo of KdHaEhes al huiss ~
HE he'd / D the Clerks afide thereof, on s
Ifrst Monday in October present ncn't,
Ansxer Gilbert III Morgansof aptsa s,ssa.
pass on The casef III ssai1psit-Aenags 800 -
AND have then There fhiF WIT AN
IA~LExAnbER w. QsAERxel clerk Of oqt IN m
ICoGI4. asthe Court House Of said cttl' =,
lbd day &c October 1851, IN the a2dyet5 g 3
Eoupaa ftdnaa A.7N3 QCAAhlAn
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-06
ITHE -coMMoNWEALTH or "a.

TTqETnE snERifEloF KANAwspAI totNTY. cREErase
ME comraan5 Won that you sumnsoh tk-
WV Coal River and KaRawAa miRfHg ed
Manu- facturingAC ompanyifI4hk be found m
ya9f baiiwick 10 appear before he Jadgeot
i6uI Circuit Codrr for me county az ana sga.
LIT les to lie held in tie { !srkls ofkee tkeseof.
ton the first Monday ii sgptemhes, present
Iaagpta, 10 ANSWER. William lHs Wsttof a plea
df hresEpass oil tie case III ftssurnpist, dam
a5ks 5000, Aid have then there this VIi
Bltnes Alex. w. Qlarrier CletEof onr Sslt
Court at the cpart house Of said countyihe
DAY Of SeptHmber 1851. inthe ard year Of
La8r fopndat4cn. Is. .QUARRIER.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03
UPTUKhs nADICALLY CUKkD ]
II Or. SHERMAN's - COS T.
CELEB r AT ED 'TR USS. o

Messrs FELDBUR6 CO. having purchased the
pstent risht for the above celebrated article the
State Of Virsnia, have opened an Office over John
Jsoksons Drug Store. No II Main street where they
hsyes lot Of RADICAL CURE TRUSS. An per.
sons who are suffering from Rupture are invited to
call and examine the article. by 30 doing they may
find ssrtain relief from one of the most painful and
dangerous dissases. r,.t+ 90. - IN I.s>.sf 49,.
Physicians are respectfully requested to call and
examine the above article. -. ~ go,
This TRUSS was PATENTED Dec. %, 1886, being
entirely new article and will keep back and posi-.
iiysiy cure the worst form Of rupture, where tho
directions followed, and ct the time be
worn with the utmost comfort. 1t 10 the easiest and
most comfortable 1russ sver introduced. ~, els