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Es9g~ PLAIN srATrMEyrs or F.ors

Es2S PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS. -
De. HAMPTON. now aged 81 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are You sickt Beware OF intat;onsl Ask for
ilampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
male by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
4 medicine must have merit, and great merit. too
TO stand the test oi public epn1n. No art Vi puing
can GlYan2e worthless article, to keep il up
good medicine, if il be not really ~.
good medicine Will live become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
TIE people readily find ont its virtues and the fame
OF them passes from mouth to mouth with Eiore IA
pialty than newspapers can spread it, living Wit
meas testifyiug the cure medicine has made for
MIN, IL OF more service than any newspaper Adyer
tisin1.
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
MR. HS. HIGH, No. l95 South Paca street, Balti-
more, cured Of kheanlatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
DiseaSe.
Nh. EDWIN N. sPpAvKIls No. 81 Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful case 81 Serofusa of years.
standing. lost number Of pieces OF bone, restored to
Miss MART scoTIgLp. Teacher, No. go Baltimore
ethcr case, after years OF suffering, has aston
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. WIN. Oldham, OF Baltimore CustoUI-House, suf-
tered from those complaints for Is months with body
toms Vegetable TIneture. after other things failed.
COuiH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr.. Eeury {. Vim had cough for years-great
weakness, &C. had In all i've OF six physicians; tried
all the reG1Ss Int Ts9 sp.gd Qniy ey
EH- Delicate Ladies and Children viii please give
Sold by PURCELL. LAID & Co, Richmond; by
Peie T BY 5yNs aoRTiER n " Bslt
more and by Druggists and shopkeepers every where
"a 81 per bottle: six bottles for -. Sc o-d&c
gg~B BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMoND.-
Horace l.. KENT. Pres't. Il. B. BENTLEY. Troas'r.
WILLIAA D. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Conmitt,e e Artdtrqttoa.
l.. ". GLAZRBROOE, JAMgs B. DUPUY,
T. W. McCANCZ, L. d. CRxNsHAw.
NY It's
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E@y" SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Purchasers at
tn, ,sI. Of the stock Oft 4 Rust, Esd, request
ed to call Immediately tor their 8oois. All goods
uur Ailed tor together with the remainder OF tie
sto x will De sold at public auction. on III ESpA1
next. l1tn inst commencing at 10 ocicck.
no II-,ds f. y. CiUK < co. Aucts.
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Es39~ WITHOUT REGARD TO Cosr,
FOR CASH!
order 20 r"ducs our large aud splendid stock
D II y = S G. = Q D s

FOR CASH!
In order 20 redHcs our large aud splendid stock Of
DR. Il 3 S G . Cd S!
SHAHIs EhBRolDERIES
IiOAkS IINhNS
SILNS HOSIERY
De LANES SHE.flNGS
SALENCiAS NhtiRO CLOTHING
PLAiDS BLANhbIS
MsKlN0ES SHIRTS. DRAWERS
CAbICoES CLOTHS
IACES CAS- 5tMERES
HTSlINS NfSfENGS
HpkVS CSANATS
;LpVES SCAkRS
&C. &C, sc,
We will still continue to sell without regard
TO COST, FOR c ASH!
Oar stock is kept CoS,PLET& and JNBRoKEN. aud
goods viii be charged 80 prompt customers IN the
country city, at u small advance,
We are RECEIVING by steamer thl morning large
lot OF rich FELVkT ANA CLOTH CLuAkS, and other
goods " hich are offered extremely cheap
PRICE 4 WATKINS.
no9 Nearly opposite exchange BANK
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aas- Way sUYrxa wIrn RnEumArIsM

aefy- Why SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM.
Neuralgia. Head Ache, Ear OF Tooth Ache. or pain
10 any part Of the limbs or body stomach bowels
when you can be cured instantly with HARTs+
HORNE's cUREALLt II is a fine tonic for weas
stouachs and bowels. giving them tone aud strength
10 digest food thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep
ala Let all who suffer bay bottle from PURCELL,
LADD CO., or other Druggists In Richmond. Bot.
ties Is and 20 cents. &C l0--6m
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Eksy" Look OFT FOR
T. r. PRICE & Co. 8
Great Opening.

re9y" BATHsi Barns BATHS, Hot,
cold sa3 shower baths can be had daily from
a'clcs,k A VI. to half past 4. NJ. at the hair cut
tax shaving and Shamp0oing room under the Amer.
lean Hotel. Entrance ON nth street Single bath
2S cents or I've tickets for 81.
no q u. C. U0BSoS.
sk1~ Nobody Objects to
our Prices. esa
* &,--sm THoS, r. PRICE 4 co.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,(
kirhrn.ud NnNrnL.r ,. !nNT. I

Res \ DIVIDEND Of three per cent. h0s
been his day declared by TIE directors. payable
and after the 18th inst, at the Office Of the Company
uo G-ts j. II. MONTAGUE.
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Rs.5s" NoTICE.-THIs EVENING, commen-
chg at : O'Clock. at cur store, Main street. we
will continue Trade fdicS ~ Watches, Jt Helry
ana Fancy GoUds, &c. LhRUS u shlNh.
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n1y%MIssEs' AND CHILDREN's Dresses,
WRApPINGS. Also, BLACK LACE BAeQUEs,
CtyES PARTY DRESSES and BRIDAL Wells
ma lie to order.
bJNNEIs Bleached, Pressed and Trimmed:
rE On hand q fine assortment of QUILTED
HtgIuS LADIES BAZAAR.
No 20i Broad ST, between ith and 9th streets.
3l-lm
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aG p. II. AYLErr, Attorney at Law

Practices ia all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mond and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts Of Chesterfield. Henrico, Hanover and King
\ lam counties.
aEr0iice over the store of 2. Johnston Brothe
No II5 Main street jy l-6m
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We will still continue to sell without regard
TO COST. FOR c ASH
orglcs VA. FIEE AND MAsiXE ms. Co. }

OrP1cs VA. FIRE AND MARlNE ms. Cot
kichmoud, 2rd NOV, ISL ]
nsy~ DIVIDEND NolICE.--The Beard oil
Directors of this Institution have this day de
pa a bs T. the Stockholders their legal repTesen-
ts,ives nj the pni O Of thu ComIany, on MONDAY,
I'll. 10th inst until which time she Transfer Book
Will ne closed. W. l.. Cow AhDlN,
r,4-frlb secretary.
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ne,g- GOVERNOR STREET Stove STORE.

nIg@ GOVERNOR STREET STOVE STORE
Fad campaign for Ioji, now opened. with larger
aud still desirable assortment than III any fur
mer year consisting i'll part of entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry If c. Barstow, which
Judges OF good work particularly invited 10 OK
huine. Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, or
Furnace. of this make. obtain repairing pieces,
on application. at factory prices - - ,u
GEORGE STARRETT
n B.-Sotes Of solvent suspended Banks of Virgil
MIA North and South Carolina Maryland, Pennsi l.
yana or New England, receiver for goods mt our re-
GUAR cash prices and market value allowed for
Epece ecl3
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NoTICE.-To John lIohsou, - STRAIT
v ton and sarah. his wife. Nancy Littleraee Iewi-
aattlepase ana mary 90 are hsfebs r.
troll of the County Court of Hanover, Ia suit Ne
pending Ia said Court under The style Ut Blair. &c
against Hobsun, &C, ia which you interested,
which ven win receive aron proper proof establish
ing yonr right to the same.
WI. o. WINSTON,
g nc se--9awSw Commissioner in saii sta.f
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Reg WArsoNs GIVES TIE LARGEST AN


BRorrPgs FoR Fifty CRNTs.--Call and ste WAT50S'S
DOUBLE GLASS AMBRoTYPEs at - 81 and 20 cents. be-
fore you have your likeness taken. Rooms . Main
street. MALAISOTYPEs and PANOTYPEs taken by him,
which are all warranted not tn fade.
" B.-Finc views of Niagara Falls, taken by him,
seen Mt his rooms 26-lm
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49, DR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
pathiBt) offers his professional services TO the citi
4 - OF Richmond and its vicinity. Otice at his re-
siaence on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th
IA -
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. NnrIcR--The snhacrihers arc anx-

Esas" N0TICR.-Ihes uDHcrl0er5 are anG-
isus to settle up their books to July lst s5T and
would call the attention Of parties nterested to this
notice. Having made change IN our business
name and association we must close up all old &C
counts GROSH0NG x TUPMAN.
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EaS~GEoRGB B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. ISL on Man, between Sth and 9Th
streets Richmond, Va. my S-ly
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RSg@ FLowERs.-Just received most
beautiful assortment Of fine FRENCH FLOW ERS, to
which we invite the attention Of our customers.
Also, on hand. a nice supply %! Ribbons, PRINCES,
Trimmings and Fancy Dress BnttonH, suiabiefor the
season, at low prices. ,,,,,n,,
No Hroau At
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~ THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF

On THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
~ DANCISG--CHARLES A. McEyOY respect
~ fully announces TO the citizens of Richmond
s4s and vicinity. thar the next annual session OF
ais sehG, ior instruction 10 ne above accompl
18TH 1887, at O'Clock, Z. 81. for yonnq ladies mis-
and masters, and on Friday evening the 18th
for gentlemen M O'Clock.
Regular days of tuition for young ladies' misses
and masters, Thursday afternoons and saturday
mornings. Gentlemen's class en- Wednesday and
Friday evenings.
The session will be of five mouths duration Terms
for full session sl6 For half session sos All the
new dances OF the will be taught; among
them the New Lancer's QnadriiIes.
". Il. Private lessons given. no 4-dt4t
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kssy" THE UNITED STATES BANK, Wash
ington d. CT will give Virginia Bank Notes at
par for all bills CT the above bark.
no IT'S WM. n. TIN2LEY.
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MOTlCB.--We have this day admitted
~ JOHN Ii. CLARK, of Halifax, Va, as part
ner in ouI business.
TIWEATT & FAULKNER.
The style Of the firm Will hereafter be
THWEATT, FAULKNER L CLARK.
Richmond. oct. I3. 1897. Tim
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~ THE oOyERNIoRi, on yiIk0TNIA =

pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA -
- A PROCi AVIATION. -Iniormasion nsvisf .s,s
received BY the Executive. that MAJ WsIhkhx
DAY, charged with horse stealing and Mas cool usa
ia the jail Of the county Of Henrico sseavse ~.
SAID jail the night VI the ruth insfAnl ~ ~.
going NJ lars e; therefore. do herrby ouer afewsa
OF One Humid ed and fity Dollars 20 ADJ 1871 sno
shall arrest the said Merwefher ,. DAB and devsr
him into the said Jxl OF said unfyi and 90 more
require all Officers o. ~. nn.n s,vn
thsir best exsrtons procure ths arrest VI tns naad
aeriwesher r. Day. that he may be proo9ns - Jss
- Given under my hand ~ 0ovsrnor. and NE
tLsl Less seal OF the Commonwealth, ~ Rich
l-s-J mona. this 2lsa day ofsss.esI. iSsI
i,y he Governor.
tlRaRag W. Mrxrnsp.
Secretary Of tbs Commonwealth.
Msriwesher Y. pay h bout feel ineles shs
sasrk hair; keeps his beard CLOS shNved whieh -
clsned 10 be SANDY eoiorsd; he has = kunee ~ -
rather downes.t look; spsAks saisk whoa 20 -
T.: aud weighs about leo pcunde He 80 rets . =
Hanover eos,nty and IAAsslad Ia Caroline. whsss -
has wife now ityinx %
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NOTlCE--I have this day appointed
~ JOSEPH II. COLQUITT, Of the city of richmond
my Agent to conduct the Saddery and Harness bu-
siness in all ls branches
H. p. BROWNING.
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ROARD.-Having taken the House for
~ merly occupied by Miss Ring, known as the
PARK HOUSE on Bank street, will be pleased To
accommodate day and permanent BOARDEkS-to
those who desire all ths cOmf,rts of home. One
large room second floor suitable for d family can
be obtained by early application.
no q pEGRAN
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CEkVANTS' CT OrhlNG.- We invite
~ the attention Of those In want to our large nd
attractive stock of ats Clothing. We ser-
and Cashmere Cats. Pants aud ests, White and
Rcd Flsnnrl shirts and Drawers, Hickory Shirts
country knIt socks, &c.
IL KEEN. BALDWIN n C0
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PERSON AL.

NOTICE.-I have this day appointed
~ MORRIS NELSON, of the city of Richmond,
NV Agent, tn cCaduct the DRY GOODS and TAI
L0RiNG BUSINESS, in all their branches, and to
sell ard buy for cash only.
\. ". NELSON.
Richmond, Nov. :, 1851. no 5-l2t*
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BY Alexander Mott.
STOeK SALE OF FINE WINES. IL
~ QUQRS AND BAR FIXTURES. HINDER oDn
fhLL0Hs HALL Will be sold az auction On
n HDA1 next, at Pa!kers Saloon under the Odd
relln"s Hall, eom~enciug nj IoS O'clock thp eutire
SO of the sad Saloou Consisting Of fns Wines
LiqC-'rs Bar Fixtures general assortment of CON
Jars, Cigars, Tobacco, &C
ALSO
AT la9a clock precisely. will he sold the KEY and
g3ou VIII OF tie store an. Saloon.
AZ such IAFe oppo 'unity is seldom offered of se
curing one OF ths best stands in the city for
do we'll 20 attend. ~
Terms at sale.
By order Of the Executrix
sale condntted by ALEX. MOTT,
no Il tbs anctionosr
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BOARDING, &c.

pOARDING.--A Gentleman and Lady
~ may find comfortable accommodation in plea
ness, on Eth street. between Clay and Leigh third
tenement. lefthand ride Price moderate.
lS-Ii#
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BY tht UOYprnur.
GEORGE w. MUyroRp,
Secretary Of The Commonwealth.

ellison d. Stewart IN abont = years old FEET
10 inches high, Of rather slender appearance; hair
dark and black, rehsad high, eorpls xion rather
pale and slightly feckled lips thin, compressed and
% the mouth the appearacce OF having LOST The m nc
teal
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PoR RENT AND 8 ALB.

~ FOR KENT have for rent two
A:a small ROOMS. opposite tho Clifton House Gu
iih street, suitable Tor Office. Possession given
Immediately. Likewise several building Iaots on
tho site Of the stable recently burnt which + will
rent low for ef.a OF years. The location ia very
well suited for any kind of Workshop. Apply to
WM. GRAVES
nol2-6t Corner Franklin ana I4ti sts
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-lst- That

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.--lst. That
~ Brick Tenemen, situated ~ the corner Of " all
aud franklin streets known As the YorkIown H.s
I'll This is excellent stand for bnsfn+ n, and
Is now under rent TO good o nant.
I'd. The brick tenemrnf near the corner OF "a aud
Marshall treeis. adjoining the property OF Mr. 0so.
l. Sadfer
81 valuable building lot AZ the corner Of 18th
a, Il streets adjoining the residence OF Mr. Han
lon. fronting So teet and running back dinAnce u
I2z feet
The above real estate Offers rare indictment 70
those seeklng q safe Investment
For terms. apply to wv. HURLEY,
Richmond. Va or
N. HuHLkY,
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s6STRUwAN A. PARKER. successor ia

R. d q. Whitfield, wholesale ard retail dealer In
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber of every descrip-
ton Office and yard corner OF Cary ana 10th streets
Richmond. Va. my l9-d6mH
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&C I6-ts Over P. II. Reach Trimming Store.
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
- A PROCLAMATION. - Information having
been received by the Executive, that tilson d. Stew
art is charsed With having eSmmi,ted an strocious
that be has fled from justh AID In going At
large; theref re l do herrby offer reward VI ops
the md ellison d. stewart aud deliver him Into
the Jail of said county ~ High aud. and do re-
require ali officers Of this Common ealth ciyd
and mtar, and request the people seBerali, T.
their best exerons 10 procure the arrest OF the ed
ellison D. stewart. that he ma, De brought D. jusilce.
(>->1 GIVen under my hand as @ vsrpor. and an
I l. s. }der the Less seal Of the Cemmca=sal &c
t-~) Richmond, this 18th day Of 0clober. 1871.
HENRY A. WISE.
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FALL MILLINERY.

~ FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. rrrs
| ~ 1T MRS. WELLSe. 49,
~ On BFoad HgYf. sscossd dur fyess VA TEAA
large and splendid assortment will lie kesss-s~~S
on hand II will be 70 the advantage Of
stock - ~ - - - ofa /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
Sale.
~H

ltl- Es=. N4E". HE=H . HT4. ULL- r. A--| ~
pY virtue Of a decree of the cirenis coart
s10ol Monroe county, rendered at The Jtne
Special Term thereof. in 1855, ID the cases Of
MN Gray against John F Schemerhorn, 3D.
ministratof and othsrs, and ChatlesF osssra
against saF.e Defendant, | will, on The slst
LAY ofSeptembrr, 1857, at the court house oi
hanawha county, pioceed 70 SELL ek publs
aaetion, % the highest bidder, nponER cedt
Of six and Twelve months. ali the right, tile
and interest which John r Schemsrhofn bad
in, and TO fDul several tracts oflond following
ipiz: One Of 2l,o 0 acres in Kanawha comfy
q nd described as lying on the waters bf p
mile creek and theBpther three in Tbs county
Of CabeIl, and described as lying on the y.
waters OF niue TlVer-the LIST containing 1}2gs
acres, the 2nd 1880 acres, and the 3r9s ea
acres. tTF 4
The $500 acre tract is understood to hast
been granted to A.A9G. Orr December siA
1885, from whom by divers i~nterneditss
transfers. the said Sehemerhorn is uIderstDd
to have derived title to the same. And no
other threeINacts are understood to have heta
granted 10 James Swami May IS ana.f9 1885,.
from whom IN ike manner, the said Schenei-
horn is understood tb have derived tfle to %
same, And for a more particular descsipaoa
of the said lands, and OF the right, title sd
interesto of The said John F Schemsrhois =
and 10 the same, reference is here msdsp
the record and proceedings in the said suit
Bond with good security will be requiIednI
the purchase money, and the title retained"
ultimate security. fgAMES H BROWN
Jnly "a $ WI Special GonHissienaf T
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university Of Virginia

The Board of Visitors Of the Uniyer:
ity of Virginia, were in session last week.
Amongsthe changes made, is the allow
ance of a certain per e~entton their schools
TO the Professors, in addition to their
fixed salaties. The Proetor's salary has
been increased to 81, 900 per annum.-
The Board concluded not to petition to the
Legislature To- permit the University to
accept the endowment ofan Agritultur-
al PROFESSIONALLY the power Of the State
Society To nominate the professor being
an objection. Any person of suitable
character and attainmentsm may be licens,
ed by the faculty 70 form a class for pn-
=yate instruction, in any school in the
University upon certain conditions. i
1t was determined to be inexpedient
to erect additional buildings tothe zinsti,
unless the5present prove of Insult
.ticient capacity. The Board appropriat-
ed S15008for a Gymnasium $1,000 for.
new apparatus for the school of Natural
Philosophy, $3.50 for Chemical apparatus,
$500 for specimens for the school of
comparative Anatomy, and $500 for.
paintings for the school of Anatomy
Professor Bledsoe was authorized to ap-
point another assistant in his depart
ment, johns s.. Dix was appointed hotel
A committee was appointed tol
contract for the building ofSwater works
for the University.
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despotic Is the Car Of Russia Or the
Emperor 81 China. II this majority
power triumph il America, the end win
Be IS the end Of the same contest wa ii
Europe. absolute despotism. Il tie
slaveocraey 81 baronial power triumph,
the end will be as it was in England, con
stitational governments. So far the ! slave
~ocratic or baronial power has the ascen-
depcy, and the preservation Of consIitu'
@tional liberty depends onthe ~perInaannency
Of that ascsndancy. ~ issshaken'nomt &
its lowest foundations. We must pre-
serve it though the Union cru mble to
fragments beneath it's stern tread Of ma
iesty and truth. For let Us eyer remem-
Der that the majority power. unfette red
BY constitutional limits, is . far more
dangerous Erseutiive than absolute power
in the persen Of one man, call it \ ing.
Emperor, Czar, Or AutocraE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
Eli ThaWr, Aga ain.

The Uaiioaist d the sitle Of 4 small
newspaper published inN Guyandotte,t
and its last issue contains q 9long article
ia defence of ELI THAYER and Mi allies
and associates.
We regretyery much 70 see an news
paper published in The Commonwealth
Of Virginia. sustaining the ELI TIA YER.
movement; and we are decidedly Of opin-;I
ion that the writer Of the article referred
to in the Uaionist, is not a native b prn.
Virginian. He says 10 is a '.cijtiissn Of
Virginia" q his he may be-but the
sentiments he advocates and expresses in.
the Unionist are not all in accoarda nee
with the feeling ofany true, whole-squl;
ed Virginian, on the contrary they are de-
5cidediy .freesoiisA and anti Hisrgiintiqa:
The article published afew weeks ago
in the Kanawha Valley Star, concern ing
this frecsoil hulnbug and swindle Of Eli
ETHArERs, made reference to a Sc If sty I'd
tgentlemaa.o Of Virginia. who had id en-
tiled hiimself with this political trick, and.
claimed to reside iii Montgomery CouHt y,
Virginia. Sin ce the publication of that
article We. have been informed that This
self-styled gentleman Of v Virginia VIII ose.
name'i is w. W G1rr, is 8 wen kno wn.
Black Republican Of New York and upr.
on reading the article in the Onion isl,
advocating the Ell TnAYEER. moveme Int,
we were Inclined to think that the self
styled gentleman Of Virginia was its.
veritable author. II not, however, we.
feel we'll assured that the procliYities and
sympathies Of the writer are with the al.
lies and associates ofELr T ATER.
The Unionist p~roclaimes to pc s'the
tool Of no mantle slave Of no party "
Its editorials, however, read very much
as ifthey were written under Che direction
and influence Of Ell THArER and his as
sociates. Can this be SO?
For the true object Of the Tomeste ad
Aid Society. We will refer the Union isl
the Black Republican papers Of the
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
Advice Tin Season.
Speaking q. of bathing, ; Halls y nal

/ Speaking q, Of bathing, Halls Joxtnq1
of Heath, says
Once a week. is often enough for de-
cent white man toFwaslf himselfal over;
and whether in summer or winter that
ought to be done with soap, warm water
and ahoas7hair brush, in airoon1 showing
al least 10 degrees Fabrenheit. Baths
should be taken early inlhe morning, for
it is thenthatfthe system POSSESSES the
power of reatdtionin the higffest degree.
Anyskiaa {f bath tssdaugcrous soon after
ia meal or fatigufn4g exercise N9 man
or woman slfould take u bath atthe close
of the day unless by the advice Of a family
physician, Many d manj in attempting
to cheat the doctor out Of 4 fee, has
cheated himself out4of his life aye, it is
done every day }Ths 'bes' latest.
cheapest and more universally aecessibly
mode Of keeping the surface d the body
clean, besides the ones . week washing
with soap warm water and hoegshair
brush, is as follows
As SOON as YOU get out OF bed In the
morning wash your face, hands, neck
and breast then In tho same basin of
water, put your feet at once for about a
minute rubbing them hriskly all the
time !; then with the towel, which has
been dampened BY wfiipihg THO facee, feet.
dc, wipe the whole body well, fast and
harl, mouth shut, breast protecting
Letthe whole thing be done within Ave
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