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FANCY STORE.

Ihe undersigned, thankful for the past favors
ot TIE public, resp ciolly begs leave to inform
the ladies, that she has on hard large assert
men' Of LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS
GOODS. such as Silks, DE Lainrs, Thi5et
Cloths, Prints, also Linens, Musins. Cioaks,
Shaw!s, Bonnets, Ribbons, Rouehes, Ladies
Best kld Gloves, H,,zp, ChiIdren's Hose, French
Em1'Gld-ry, French ard English Grapes, IT,
phyrs, Shetland Wool, yvIvt, Trimmings.
Hoops, Sack Flannrls. Wool Drlaiurs, Sc, SC.
A shaIe of public patronage respectfully
solicited. NJ. c. FEFTERLY.
Bedtofd. Oct. 22d. 1853.
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SHOE STORE!
Ferguson g. Co.,

HAVE jus! opened their new Store in can
derson's Row" Of buildings, nearly opposite the
Gq7etfe Office.
Their stock OF Boots and Shoes for men, wo-
men and children, is certainly the best and
cheapest that has ever been brought TO Bedford,
Tor three reasons.
First On account of the pressure of the
times, they have been laid in a, 80 cents on The
dollar less than what was paid last year for the
same goods.
Second They were bought fol CASH, and
the usual discounts made.
Third They were bought in much larger
quantities than dry goods merchants buy them,
and consequently were bought much lower.
If this is doubted, the evidence is on the stand
at the counter.
LADIES' DEPA RTMENT.
The store room has been SO arranged SIS 10
have separate apartment Tor the Ladies, pro-
vidpd with comfortable chairs and stools where
they cat sit and talk, or buy shoes as they
please.
Pickles and Fruits.
In connection with the shoe business, all
kinds of Pickles, Fruits and Preserves will be
kept, including Pine Apple, Peach, Strawbrr-
rips. Cherries, Brandy Peaches; Ca:sups, Mixed
Pickles, Lobsters, &c, sc.
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j. w. SCOTT.
Lite Of The firm Of Winchester q Scott,l
GeniIemem's Furnishing Store
and

SHIRT MAN TORY,
No. Sl4 Chestnut Street,
NEARLY opposite the GIRARD HOUSE,)
PHIL.4DELPHE.4.
J. W. SCOTT weud respectfully call the atten-
ton Of his former friends TO his Store and is pre-
red 10 fll orders for SHIRTS al short notice
perfect fl guaranteed. COUNTRY TRADE snn-
piled with FINE SHIRTS and COLLARS.
Octnher &. ls5S-lY
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CASH IND PRODUCE STORE!
HTLLEGAs and M0WRY,

HILLEGAS and M0WRY,
Merchants al Bvsnn E'istc, Bsdford CO., Pa.
bGUED announce TO their friends and Gus
tsmers that they have rePlrni-hrd their former
stock BY an additional supply of Fall and Win
ter GOODS of all kinds, which they intend
selgiug uerylo for cash or country produce.
GIVE THEM A GILL.
Y. B. Merehsntdbls produce taken 10 pay
nent for store debts.
Bssna Vista. Oct., 10, 1883.
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WHAT THEY SAY
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEviLtE, S. c., Au

ABREvILLE, S. c., Aug. 81, 1858.
Hes,rs. FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
Gentlemen-The close attention which cur own
fairs have required since the fire, has hitherto pre-
vented US froG7 writing to you abont the Safe.
Cn the occasion Of the fre 18th July, by which we
.nFrred large loss, sore with number OF other
buildiugs, was consumed. The Safe, of your manu-
fscture, lghirh had in the store, exposed 10
most intense heat, well attested by the effects
on its strong ran frame, which, from its faxed and
sraly appearance looks though it bad been heat
ID for long time in furnace The Safe, with
heaps OF molten glass and kegs of nails, tsea into
ss4Ss fell INFO the cellar, surrounded by burning
r.rials, and there was suffered remain, (as the
contents had been removed before the FIRE reached
y,A until the % CT August, Ii days afterwards.
The difficulty in cnttiag it open with the best
tools that could be procured, convinced OF its
uower 10 resist the attempts OF burglars. and when
i was opened, found the interior. 10 the astonish-
raent Of all, entirely unirjured by dre
TINS test has fully Convinced Us Of the caPabiii-
ties o. your Safes, that would rot part with the
sae We have in tor = large sonI, were We debar
sed the privilege OF getting another.
Respectfully yours,
r. H. WARDLAW & SON.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MRS. S. E. POTTS
HAS just returned from the cities with large
and handsome S:ock nf

ll'1N 'sSi returned from the cities with large
and handsome stock Of
FILL IND WLfTER GOODS.
Elegant rich Dress Silks, yalentia Robes, French
Nerino, Thibet cloths, Deaines, all color>, Shawls
of every description and all prices, bought low al
aaCtion. Also, large and hand,nme assortment of
Fnrs, Fictorines, Capes Cuffs and Mufs, Bonnets of
all kinds, Velvet, Satin, Brown, Silk, Grey anA
Brown Straw trimmed and unt,;mmed. Also, an
endless assortment OF ribbons feathers, flowers and
rurshes, gloves and hosiery, boots and shoes, and
full assortment ofeVery kind offancy goods
n. Il. Country millners be supplied with all
kinds of millinery goods.
Oct. %, 1858.
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yEi@s3iG, or Lost.

ADMINISTRA TOE'S NOTICE.
LETTERS Of administration having been granted
by the Register of Bedford county, TO the undeTsgn
ed nPon ihs estate OF Levi Clark, late of West
Providence township, in said county, deceesed-sli
pergons knowing themselves indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment,
ard those having claims against il will FTesen;
Them properly authenticated for settlement.
SOLOMON WILLIAMS,
Nov. 8, 1858. Admir-.
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L0ok Ont Last Notice.

WE hereby notify all persons indebted TO us
by note or book account, that they must either
confess judgment, or pay their accounts by next
Court, or all viii be sued without respect 10
persons. This notice is positively the last.
BLYMIRE & HARTLEY
Oct. %, ,5S.
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a very supreme article.
CFoVEs, TIN AND COPPER WARE

lC-My lriends ard the public IN gener-
al, are hereby informed that | now have and
shall continue 10 keep on hand, large stock
Of almost every siz" and pattern Of cooking
stoves, parlor stoves and coal stoves. Also,
copper and brass kettles, tin and sheet iron
ware, common and Russia stove pipe, fire boards,
and I'm ware Of all hind made out ol The very
h'9' as,@ 4 = tiE rlate.
Spouting made 10 order Of the best double
lin plate, and put Up BY MR. JoHS LINpEnaAN,
who as workman has no superior in the coun-
Is. | would also call lhe attention o! tie pnb-
licto new article Of sslf-sealing fruit cans,
the best that has yet been offered.
Stove blacking constantly on hand.
All persons in want of any Of the above ar
ticlrs will please call at the Old Stand, OF the
subscriber, in Bedford, here they can buy on
reasonable terms. Old copper, brass, pewter
and country produce taken in exchange for
work. GEO. L1MlRE.
Bedford, aug. 81, '5S.-3m.
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A H. = o.

The best, and most general assortment Of
Tobacco and Cigars, will be kept constantly or
hand.
As there is no store oflhis kiud kept in this
county, the proprietors are determined TO keep
II right, and sell at the lowest living profits
4. FERGUSON s. co.
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STRAY STEER.

CANE trespa sing the premises OF the subscr-
Der in Iunata township, Bedford county the Ist of
..ngus last. a rsA stfer with a white streak his
back and the ri-ht ear cropped, nick cut out OF
each ear, supposed q years old-no other marks
The owner IS requested 10 cone forward prove pro-
pertv. pay charges and take him away. or else he
viii be disposed of the law directs.
Oct. 22, 1855. JOHN CORLEY.
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"WHiSkERANDO

WARRANTED TO force the Moustachs and
Whiskers TO grow strong and uxuriant IN one
r.obth where there was none before. Il viii
not stain or in;ure the skin. Price one collars
Sent 10 all parts of the country.
Address, On. S. P. 6HELDEN, n. York City.
October %. IS5eLGa smamms
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D.MINISTRaToR,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of administra-
lion have been granted 10 the subscriber on the
tate of timas O'Nea, late of West Providene town.
ship, dec'd-all persons indebted TO said estate, are
notified to make immediate payment. and those hsv.
ing claims against the same requested 10 pre-
cent them, duly authenticated for settlement.
JONATHAN SNYDER.
Adua'r of HiEas ffNeai, deed
Ort fS iAts
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T II E
Liver InvigOrator.
PREPARED By DR.. ssKnFoRp.
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM CT,

COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GINS,
IS oaf Of tie best pargatire and hvs- me9eire, ro&
before the public, that acts Cattayfic easier.
miider, and more efectual than any Other medicine
Known. u Is not only Cathartic, but Liver re-
lray, aetihg hfs on the Liver 10 eject It's morbid
matter, then the stomach and bowels fo ca,ry os
that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes effect
nally, without any of the painful feelings exner-
enced IN the operations of most cathsrlics i,
strengthens the system at the same rim- tha, Z,
purges it; and when taken daily in moderate doses
VIII strenthen and build il up with nnusual rapid.
ty.
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FOR SALE. OR

'ass AgeN2.-A Farm Within one
in the Broad fop Cca region containing about 100
ed and the balance we'll timhered. The farm is well
improved, and fne spring of excellent water al
the door of the honseal,o two good orchards OF fruit
trees or the premises.
ALSO,
faFrn in Morison's cove, adjoining lands of Da,
vd Stnckry, Barley heirs, Jacob Furry and oihers
containing about goo acres, half cleared aud
the balance well timhered, with an abundance of
locust and chestnu; timber. There several never
failing springs upon the premises With consranty
stream running through the farm. There is also a
large and thrifty yonng orchard bearing fruit there
on. lhe Improvements are a rough cast House, Log
Barn and out buildings.
ALSO.
100 of land in Harrison County, Iowa, of
asst class prairie, close TO timber and within few
miles OF the Missouri river above Council B!nds.
also
Lot 10 of block 50 in the city Of Omaha, N-br SIX
Territory.
ALSO,
The farm in MorriEn1's Cove, adjoining Bloorf ED
Furnace, known the 'Pearson property lately
owned by David Deuieis, continuing l3l ceres and
oe peschrs, with excelien, orchard of fruit
thereon aud never failing water at he door. The
Improvements are one large frame House, one log
Hopse and barn, with convenient out buildings TIE
land is goodprodures welahd is in high state oi
cultivation. good pike is close by leading to
Ho'hdaysburg which with the Furnaces make a
ready market az the DOOR for all kinds of produce.
Nov. ., IS. o. K. SHANNON.
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SHRIVER BROTHERS.

COLLECT CONSIGNMENTS OF BUTTER.
DLard, Flour, Bacon, Leather, Wool, Gin
seng, Snake Root, Beeswax, Feathers, and
every description of country Produce.
A long business experience enables US TO
assure our friends that the best possible dispo-
Sition will be made of anything entrusted TO
,lnr care for e,le
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M eW Goods
JUST RECEIVED at REEDS
MINNICH'S.
Il FINE .3SSORT.NE.NT

Il FINE .7SSORT.AE.N-T
Of new and drsratir Fall and Winter goods,
comprising Cloths, Cassinprcs, Sailn"tts,
Jeahs g.,
I.1diss Dress Good Coburgs MIinor Fran
caisr. Lyonrsr Cloths, Nous. DeLains Caicoes,
and an Extra article OF Black Sill
BOOTS & SHOES,
a very supreme article
ALSO GROCERIES
Sugar, Coffee, Svrups, MoIasses, Adamantinc
Candies, prime article OF chewing Tobacco
all Of which will be sold cheap for cash or
produce.
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NEW AUTUMN
AND
WEN TER coo q y.
OSTER, MANSPEAKER * CARN,
have now in store a conpie,e stock Of
SE.7SO.F.7BLE DRY GOODS,

DIl.INV.FsI D III On tUVDN,
embracing printed Byadere, Pacific and Hamilton
Drlaines Robes Foi-utinc, Robes A'Quilla. Rich
Black aud Fancy Silks, SAxoEy and Paris Plai,is,
Coburss and Merinos, in all desirable colors from
25 cents up, plain and printed Persian Cloth,
fro'a la -At- ln, printed FlaRnels, lEdiaa
Scotch Plaid and Bay State Blanket Shawl,
from $i.50 up, gloves and hosiery, dress trim
mings and irnges, mrFino uncrr shirts and
drawers, comforts and scarfs. bleached and un-
bleached muslins in all widths, from 63 Cts.
up, checks, ginshams, tickiugs, hanuels, new
style fall prints. from :! cts. mp, cassimers,
cloths aUd devrry other article usually kept in well
ASSORTED STOCK OF FRY GOODS,
Tog-ihc- with large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Glass and CaernS pcare
Cutlery, fresh family groceries &c., &c.
We respectfully invite every person 10 call and rx
anime our GO0ES before purchasing, a. we are de-
tefmined 10 sell exceedingly low for IN or aparo-
ved produce. Oct, 2g. 1881
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
and Jayne's Expectorant, at Dr. Harry's Drug
tore. Uuiy 80, 1881
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
excess Why Women afe Unhealthy.

ylelol ~ Of our physical evils the want
Faif.5or. the inacsipn of system, the Ian
III and hysterical affections which are
zresalent among the delicate young
ss5hen oflthe present day, may be traced
sss want Of we'll trained mental power
sllffMell-exercised sdlf-control, and to an
silence Of fixed habits Unemployment.
Real cultivation Of the intellect, earnest
exercise al the moral powers, the enlarge
mant of knpwledges and glre strengthening
ofits capability fol effort,Ifor endurance
of ineviEabge evils, and for energy in com
bstting such d may overcome, are the
ends which education has to attain. --
Weakness but becomes inErmity. The
power of the mind OVER the body is id :
tense Lot tl,atpower b called forth
: letit Be trained and exercised, and yigor
both De mind and body WILDE the result.
There is a homely. unpublished saying.
hat. n It is better lto wear cut than TO
. rust out /" butt tells aaplain8truth--rust
consumes faster than use. Better, 4 mil,
Ion times, to work hard to the shortening
existence, than ID sleep and EFT away
Ibis precious gift Of life, giving no other
6bglizance Of its possession. b work
q industry .or whatever kind it may be,
. ~ give practical acknowledgement Of
Nc value fIife--ofits high intentions, OF
manifold duties. Earnest. active in
3sstryIis q living hymn Of praise, an ev-
;debca. for il is God ) great law for moral
. (flslcnce.l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
From The New York pica ytne. 4
1 Books iii Ancient Times.

The modefns, even with the aid ofsthe
printing press, are not 50 far ii advance
iof the ancients in she power of multiply
ing copies Of books as Is generally sup
posed. The disbursement ofburied cities
revealed d singular perfection 10 all that
pertainei % their domestic comfort, and
lin the ornaments and articles Of taste
which marked & high civilization, but
later investigations have brought 70 light
facts more surprising in regard to their
literary eborsand the extensive diffusion
Of books among the people.
In tile time. from Cicero up to Marcus
Aurelius scarcely less was written and
read tllanlin our day. This was effected
by slave labor. Slaves were the arnanu-
enses of Roman publishers. What the
printing press now does for the spread
ST intelligehee--for bringing the poet and
the orator, the historian and the easayist
in communication with the minds of the
sses--bondnen then performed, and
tho cheapness IF their labor, superseded
the necessity Of machinery.
lii the large publishing establishment,
a work to Be produced was dictated TO
several hundreds Of slaves at once. who
were capable ofan almost incredible pre-
cision and celerity. Marfialis tells us
that the second book tofhi epigran1s.
which numbers some. six hundred and
fifty verses, did not cost more Than one
hour to the copyist. III three HUNDRED
were engaged at the same moment sHpon
it, fifteen, hundred could have been pros
duced III a single day. The Price of this
work was quite as cheap as3one Of similar
dimensions printed attke present day.
The passion Of literature, if we can
form a'eorreot Judgement from the broken
records that have come down to us was
equal to that manifested id the present
age. From Pablius Yictoriuns we learn
that, during The second and third CEN
turtles after Christ, there ware in Rome
alone, twenty-one public libraries, many.
OF which, as to the number OF books,
equalled die celebrated Alexandrihe III
brary, which is supposed 70 have con-
tained 100, 900 volumes.
Modern civilization, with all its yaunt-
ed perfection, seemsto have little toIboast
Of over the ancient, except.it be what re-
suits from different code Of morals and
better religious culture.
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.''Ssall'
.Taa Mirlhinl. j.


% TOP that girls laughing II
4 s, ! aaEss me nervous 10 hear her,
n posaing TIL night her mouth
tiihek laughingior singing. Just
fe were no trouble Or sin ID the
Messrs Think the brethren were III 4
III "a. aots a hem they admitted such i rattle
-. 800 !. Ing as ste IS 10 tie church T., 81
l'Vli'scu = ftty was made to suppress her
ssiitable loo talk low This was the II Irnost
i;oscd Ts4lff rules could accomplish. for lie
,... ~. IAsqrt was light within her, and
ssel'' Ps.s ii would. 'se 81
last wen check after check VAS riven her
e.ssternfno til after month she Was told with,
~. Z, seriousness, that she Was too wild,
- :. rry. too ina oiinatiye ]: thatit was
a,ufy; 10 measure her steps. her NOR
10 short arlvery smiles to hold down her
7,sn recFpatiou !; .slwavs to think .kitchen,,
1 she. wanted to thinK.parlor. paint-
3 H. Ind music = always ID turn her
shts towards cooking! raending, and
Z. l,sewinc socicties when sIas eaught lhem
4 SoIstafine on for i reveI III tIe reg;on Sc
illiSeausy and deliybt--for tile fair, fair
i ea,'kios of fancy and always to wait tilI
IA lie adida't care whether she moved Or
e baItoed still. suoka orlheltI her tonoIe.
havhen she eiowed will auick impulse
& tbeo ~ or say something. !.
|. lIe n,asIl tiley9 fhanagsd sto tona Hattv
.l;s;.o tsor,1ewbat hi sha nayer scoi,Id be
profit. Ato become exactly serious and prop
lOSt lOttitt eite 1ldid OI SpfIOW LOCK nef neHFt
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Statistics Of Mustillar Power.

t'&n has the power Of initiating every
motion but that Of flight. To effect these
tie has. in maturity and health, sixty
bones inH his hand, sixty in his thighs and
legs sixty stwo in his arms and hands,
md fixsy -seven in his trunk. He has
rlso ftlr hundred and thirty -four muscles.
. His h8art makes sixty-four palsations III
naibpicl: and therefore, three thousand
,Skt hundred and forty ia an hour. nfne-
lyzt,so thousand one hundred and sixty
@ day, There are, also. three COM
+ fiSts cireulations of his blood, iii lie
shoftE space Of an hour. lin respect to
lie comparative speed Of animated beings
1Ad'tf impalled bodies, il may be remark
IA. that Size and construction seem to
lave ittlsinauence, nor has compara-
Ito strength. though one body giving
nv qnantify OF motion to another is said
o'l6sS So much Of its own. The slotllis
IL 80 means small animal, and yetEit
Sel 0aly fifty PAGES in Il day 4
AVS only fise inches III Fifty sec
bits 4 lady bird can fiy twenty
dimes lis own length ID an llonr.
cailin mile and IL half in seven
Al antelope i mile In minute /;
mhle az Tartary has 4 speed even
BAN that All eagle can fly l3
Al, hour and Canary falcon
reach Two hundred and fifty
- ehe Short space of sixteen hours.
K 55t wind travels sixty miles .an
i sound eleven hundred and for
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
NOTICE or TRUST SALE.

GEORGE WAYT, at a sale made by tie
VI undersigned trustee, on the 10Th day
of October, 1851 ola house and lotin The
Town of CHAR -stpn lately owned by S. Az.
Dennis, having fuited to pay the. first install
ment Of so ..S6cts, due 24fh day OF ApIil BIB,
On Saturday the 10Th day Of. Juile
next, | shall proceed at the front door or The
Geurl Hoase7of Kanawha County, to.re sell
the said house and loi, by way Of public Auc-
ton % the highest bidder for ready money.
The said house andIot isthe same, situated
in the lower end OF Charleston and is now
occupied by the widow Dennis as a residence.
rs. A. w. QuARRlER, Trustee.
NAV the ISth,IS58. 4:4
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FOUNDRY H.
MaCF1i1le 7hon.

FTNHEH subscriber, beng fully prepared to fill
Il all orders tnlhis lae with dis patch ,Soi
the best materials and workmanship, low fol
cash. viz:
q. a III GA Az OF Iron and Brass, used
m salt M king. Alsp in the coal business.
car wheels Of id different sizes ana patterns
for wuodtor iron halls. s/
SAW Or GRfSF MILLS-Cranks Gudee-
ems, spinales, sdafiss Pulleys, Spur rand Berel
Cog Work. L
STEAM ENGINES Of superior strength,
from 5 10 20 horse p9wefa
House Crates and Stoves for coal
MACHINERY OF all kinds repaired, with
brass, cast or wrought iron.
HI. b PUTNEy, Jr.
Kanawha Salines. Aug. rs, 1857.
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ToGook SOgsy Potatoes.

Pare the potatoes anhour before boil
ihe. and then soak them in cold water
li1lil they seao be cooked. The water
must BE boiling before they are put IN,
tid 4 little salt is added. When fully
cooked the water pouredloff ; The kettle or
P1t is placed on Che stove, with lidfre.
moved, 10 allow the moisture to eYapo-
f1t BY this method Of cooking pota-
ipes, 1 have never failed 10 render them
a. and mealy:
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WILLIAM SMITH,
Saddle and Harness Maker,
BUFFALo, VA,

BUFFALO, VA,
l1HoULD inform his friends and the
w public generally that he still con-
tinucs to manufacture every description
.ofwork ii his line in the best manner,
and at as low prices as can be purchased
in Western Virginia.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, he respectfully asks /.
continuance Of the same.
June | 4 S56, y2ni0tf.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHIIADRI IpttIA :

a Denepoleat Institution. established BIZ to,.
cial endorme n I III TIE rsIfsf Of he sick, end
distressed, afflicted ioitS Firuleat and Epi-
demie disease.
FTN0 all persons afflicted with S.xnsl Dis
IL eases silch asp Err AT0 RRHG 4. SEM
itINAE WEAKNESS, IMPoTENGEI GcNOR.
RIGA. 3KEET, SYAIPHII.IS. tl,ezyiees of
ONAN1sAf. OF SELF ABCSE &c.I&c..
ThelH0 WARD tASSO CIATl6JN. In view Of
the awful destruction OF human line, caused
,byl Sexual disease and The dec options pgac-
tised nroa the unfartunae victims of mch
dlsease by Quac ks, several yearss4g 60 directed
their Conritlting Surgeon. Dis a CfiARlTA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
10000 Men

AIANTED--Imme 10000 Men
TO engage n the sale or the bltist pop
ular selling books in America lnsblds, me-
chanies, farmers and teachers wishing 10 tray-
81 VIII find this to De very profitable and
pleasant business, enabling them 70 see Tho
country and make money at the same time.
AGENTS now III the business are cheating from
I'VE hnrdrsd to fifteen kllndres dollars per
year For FIJI particulars aud list d Books.
address u. N. RCLiS0Ng Queen City Pub
lishing House, i4t Main Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio OF il living East, ID. RULlSON Phila-
delphia- fSep. Ally