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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.

Five miIesJNest OF the UNIVERSITY Of Va.
w Y. Y 4 e9 FGBss' Associate Principals
THE object ofthis Academy is to prepare
j. students fpr the University of Virginia
or to fit them fof the active DUTIES of Fife
The course Of instruction Iembraces all those
subjects eqaislteI for s~pfeparation for any o.
the Academic Schools Of the University, AM
The me mod, as M as practicable, is similar Il
that pursued at Thar Institution.
THE next session begins on the fist of Sep.
TENDER. For Catalogues conf aiming full fnfor
nation, address either ofthe Principals Ths
Post Office is Ivy? Depot, Automatic county
Virginia. III ~@l23s III +4h12
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VWtl9o1a Ho1zae,
o. WILSON, PROPRIETOR,

I7t1 y q Z tBtVH9 n u Nv ~ = NPs 2 n
| ERsT BUILDIxG ABovE rHE coCRT HOUSE,.
TIE Proprietor Of this new snl spleHd'll
brick Hotel, isnow prepared to reeeiFeHyi;it.
Tors. No pains will be spared to render lis
Table atl Rar worthy OF the support of Ink
Travelling Public. Ea'es ass low % ot ana
lether House "a equsl staudiag.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

LEAVING resigned the office Of Judge Of
IL the lslh Circuit, i propose 70 resume
the practice Of law in the Counties Of Kama
wha, Putnam and Mason.
1 | can be, seen and consulted at myfresi
dehce, mile below Elk Biidge, or at my
forIneF Office, next door below the Bank, in
Charleston ii GEO. w. SUMMERS.
sse Address Kanawha g. H.,Va. Id =
July 18Th, 1858. y Sw.
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NOTICE.
Commissioner,s Sale Of Valuable Land,
On Davis, Creek.
NOTICE


On Davis, Creek.
DY virture of decree of the Circuit Court
ID of Ksnawha County, rendered at the fall
term, 1857 in certain chancery therein
.pending,in which Dryden and Cunningham
are Compliments, and Thomas Dctson, ! 9TH
|ers, are Defendants, the undersigned, Special
g ,mmissioner appointed for that purpose,
will, ION
Saturday the 22d day Of May, 1858,
sell. at Public auction, in front Of the dooLof
the Court House Of Kanawha County, to the
highest bidder, a; certain tract or parcel Of
land lying in said County of Kanawhas on
the head waters Of DAVIS Creek, being the
same land described as LOT No. 8, in the plat
and report of Abel P. Sennett and others, Com
missionerssppointed BY order OF said Court to
divide the lands Of Elisha Dotson, deceased,
which said plat and report are FLED in said
cause, and 10 which reference is heremade for
a nore particular description Of theland afore-
Said--said tract containsls43 Acres Of land.
Tefms of Sale, will lie ona creditof three.
six, and nine mont bond and good security
will be required, and the title retained, until
the purchase money is paid.
40 W. A. QCARRIER, Comulissiotef.
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JAIMEs If. GRAY,

<SOTTAGE INN, near Red House. Putnam
4 Co. va, Agent Tor the Sale Of Mirrays
Reapiar anu Moving Machines, also will fur
nist Tbrasbing Machines Of all kinds.
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7.H Mn. rs Among our line. E Il
LIOUO RS AND WI MES
twill be our aim to keep constant supply
Of thespurest and best articles for medical pur.
!. WINES,

Il NJ All kinds of Country PfoduceF snch as
Dried Fruit, Beans Feathers, Rags, Beeswax,r
Ginsang, Butter, Eggs, etc taken ali highest
market prices in exchange for Groceries.
HE az Strangers visiting Galliphlisf ATE corli-
ally invited to~call and examine ohr stock,
before purchasing elsewhere. Prices as low
as the lowest, and terms Cash! Il
III g. g. a.. HENKING. 1
Gallipolls. Ohio. May 10, 1893, N.
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Gen. Qiatman iii.

u NV oRrEASs. July l3.-Gen. Quit
nan lies seriously IL ~ Natchez. Doubts
ars expressed as To his recovery.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

!, TAMES III. BROWN, Of Kana&ha and A T.
81 BERT LAaDLEY, of Ca bell, have formed
a partnership, under the style of Brown &
Laidley forthe practice Of law. in the GounE
ties Of Cabell aud Wayne. ,5.
H f4.-F .5 Address. H. BaowN,
III U III. VI Kanawha G.. H., Wa.
OF A.. LAIDLEY,, Cabelt| c. HI. Va. HI
4 lLI July 9Th .I ~
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TN Pursuance of~a resolution Of the Board
L Directors Of the Charleston, Ripley &
RayensWood Turnpike Company adopted a,
their meeting, insJune Hast. Notice IS hefeby
given. that there will be a meeting OF the
Stockholders, and also of the Board of Ditec-
tors OF said Company, at Ripley, in Jackson
eoanty, on Wednesday the 4th day Of August
next. ia full attendance is requested. jk =
!. JAS. II. BROWN, President
July, Oh 1883. \ 4aI2
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NH 519 AY4A-A - ~ ~ %N@AN
Have received a large and splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER cLOTHING!i
Direct from the Eastern Cities,
and which, ing to the scarcity of money,
they will sell CHEAPER THAN EVER! #
Their goods were bought with cash, after
the great money panic became general, and
consequently were obtained at nearly one
half the former prices, and they will'te sold,
for CASH, al very small advance on cost
prices. 8H.
Now is the time fof bargains Look to your
own interests, and give them CALI Goand
examine their goods sand prices, as they Meth
er make charges nor wry faces if you do not
buy, IL/T5f4E 5I
They hay e now on hand fine lot of excel
lent hight and beautiful ready-made clothing
suitable for Spring and Summer wear, at un,
Fprecedented low prices; Fine Dress Goats,
Pants and Vests without number, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Jewelry. CFayats,
Gloves, Handkerckfefs,. Hosiery, &C. Also,
a fine articleof chewing Tobacco and lot
Of domestic and imported Cigars, and many
sother articles too tedious to mention. Re
member the name and place
M. MAY Il. WE'LL,
Arcade Building, opposite the Courthouse,
v3n7tf. - i. Charleston, Va.
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II HALL & BIcKEL,
Corner Of Main and Market streets,i
POINT PLEASANT, VA.
MAEUFAcTURERs AND DEALERS IN
Ready M ade Clothin g,
GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING


GOODS, SC,
YNAKE this method ofinforming the public
Il that they have enteredinto partnership
fer the purpose Of misunderstanding and selling
Ready Made Clothing. @j
One of the firm HAS jnst returned from the
Eastern Cities, " tn large stock Of Cloths,
Cassimers, Casslnetts, Trimmings, &e., &C..
Their stock Of
READY.MADEC CLOTHING,
is the largest and best assor' nent ever brought
10 this market, and consists Of all kinds OF
Goods suitable for gentlemen,s wear, such as
Shirts Stocks, Cravats, Drawers, Gloves, Sls-
Ipenders. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps de-
Also, a large assortment Of
Ladies' Cloaks, Mantillds, dc.
Having provided themselves with every la-S
cility for the manufacturing Of custom work.
they fatter themselves that they will BE q BILE to-
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION,
TO all whoimaY give them Their paiTonages
| Our basinesswill be dene principally forcastf
| or on short credits, and therefore, weexpect
| to seil foTvery small profits.
Call and examine our stock before parchas-
ling elsewhere.
Their establishment will Ne fodnl ia tho
tEooms ioimtfiy cccupledsby III. s. Bickel, ON
1.-THE CorBer OF Main and Ma fket Stre els.
v4R2. HALL g. BiCKLE.
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Fresh Drugs.

D.. I a i-.
He will keep constantly on hand, a supply OF
White Lead, Linseed Oil, Larl Oil, and SPIT.
Turpentine, which he will sell very low, and
4for Gash Only. He wou d call the attention
lofPhysieians and Country Merchants to his
Stock. lG"# ft-
The Ladies are particularly invited to call
and examine bis Stoc,s OF Soaps, Perflmery,
Stationery, 90. He hasa supply OF the ceie-
brated Frangipane, besides other perfumes,
too numerous to mention - N.
Those Of his old customers, who have paid
up promptly, he hopes will be induced to con
tinue their patronage : but to those whose
accounts are past due, and remian unsettled,
he must say, that he is compelled TO close their
accounts, ashe has not the capital to do bust
ness in that way.
But, to all, he would say, that ga quick
Penny is better than slow Shilling" t
81 ItA5t# JAS. A. CALDWELL. :
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Il ALrREp HRSKrNc.
Galldpolds, O.

"T0ULD respectfully inform their Aumer
NV Gus friends and customers pm Kanawha
that they keep on hand Q large and well-se-
lected stock Of Groceries, ETC., I'D are pre-
pared to fill any orders ftona abroad they msy
be favored with, at shortest notice. ,r
Il The following articles comprise part of our
HStork an and. 5a EItE9s IT, ~, Ft
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USE COAL or LAMPS.
lizard TIMES |"

rs now the universal cry. -
i Yet the tspooIand needy" NNhMAE
need have no fears Of beconn- FASQN1G
ing naked, because
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Look Here!s-

best Lace Leather always on
September 1, ,57--n .9y3yi
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/. KANAWHA FALLS PROPERTY,

4 - ~ - WNTN1H1I - q - z f1NTN-a
Next door to the Goshrrn House.
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lfle1ifnl.
DIR. MORsE'6
ROOT PILLS. !

| N ID | X = a VI | T.
Or. Morse, the inventor OF Morses Indian Root
rms, has spent the greater part OF his life in trav
Cling, having visited Europe, Asia and Africa as
Wen as North America-nas spent three yearsa-
inong the lndans OF our western country-ii was
IN this way that the Indian Root Pills were first
discovered Or. Morse was the irst man to estab-
lsh the TACT that all diseases arise from impurity
OF inc Dlood-tnat our stIength. heaith aud lie
depended upon TINS vital huid'
when the various passages become elogged,
ana 40 not actin perfect harmony with the differ
cnt unctons OF the bodythe blood loses its action,
becomes tmck, corrupted ana diseasedj thus
causing all parts SlcknesS ahu distress OF every
name our Srehgth is exhausted, our heh'th we
are deprived 81, aud if nature is not assisted n
throwing on me stnghaht humors, me DlrOd VIII
become rhoked ana cease 70 act, ana nus 'ul
light OF lie VII! forever be blown out How I'M
portant then that we should keep the various
pisshSes o. nody iiee ana OPEN ANA now pleas
alt 10 us that we nave 10 III our power 10 put
medicine in your reach, namely, Morse's Indian
h9ot rms, manufactured from plants and roots
whlch grow around the mountainous ellis ~ Ma
lure Sarueh LOT the lehIth anu recovery OF us
eased man. one oil the roots IRON when these
rus arc maze is ouutrhc, winch opens the
pores oil the SKIN, ana assists Nature IN throwing
OUT tue inner parts Oh the corruption wlthln' ne
second Is plant which Is an ENpeetorant, thai
opens and unclogs the passage to the lungs, ana
thus, ~ sgolnihg hahher' performs lts duty ny
throwing OIL PhleS >, ana other humors IRON the
iullgs ny coplou' Spttiig' Inc tlird Il II Dlu-
| retic which gives ease ana double strength to
inc kdneys; mus ehcouiheea, they uraW large
| amounts oil lmpurity IRON Inc blood, when is
then thrown out oouniliully ny the urinary or
water passage, ana when could moi nave been
o,scharSed IN uny othel way. ne l"urth 10
oa,nar III ane accompanies me otnef properties
o. the rms "niIe engaged III PURIFYING 'he oioodi
tne coarser paillcies OF inquiry "hieh CANNOT
Ass ny ule other outie's, aie mus taken up ana
oonveNeu vi III eIea. luhLili.les W tIe ooweIs;
FROM .he mOoNe, II IL SHOWN mat " hl1rse 5
lnulen hoot iliS 40, ohiy ehter me sloihheh DC
oecolno unl.eu WIN 'ne oIood' ior lhey nhu way
| 10 every part ana cohPv'eiy fout out ana
SSieShse .he sys.ein nom All hhPn,ity, aud the
n,S , ~ 'ie Ivy WHICH Il tnS oo1u' GeGohes per,
IeJ.y n Sa;! eonseluen',y az slCkless anu
pam Is uIiveh iLoin .he sysloin ior they caiinos
r1lna'" WING" TUG "'us "eoonneS 80 pure anu
eiS III
| ne Ieasoh why people ale 80 distressed Whsn
SICK, anu why SO many dle, IS because they &c
h9t Be. meoic,ne ~nivn WIN phss 70 the anlict-
gu PsI.s anu WINCH WIN open me natufa psssa-
see ~, .ne usease W pe ea'' ou. nenee, iaiBe
9usiy VI ioou anu otneI nia'ter Is iougeu, anu
!ne s'oIaen aIu i''essnes nre illeIaily oveiuow,
rug "I'I tho yioou, WHIST throws .Iie cotrup,ec
''n,aoueh ICY Ie" anu hi'er u,,.l ny
bits hn,,a odSaJ ~ t ~ we, sc
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Old Bourbon w hiskty
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES,

WILSON, EAlRBANk x CO.

10 attain the desired oi ect Of placing helore
me public ii reliable article, neither time MOI
pense has been spared, and tne basis upon Whi-h
we place the vrtuC oi our hiskey is, ion Wit i
ever IuTYOses the Putst quality may be RECON-
meRded, that thin u e-trsly irve irUiA any auul
terations whatever.
Its purity cannot be questioned rs u thorough
analysis has been made, rs NH De seen by refer
ring to the certificate attached 10 each bottle.
Accompanying eaea bottle is u copy OF Ger
tificate received from the state Assayer, 9 wing
the result OF his inv. stgations.
In order 10 preceRt deception, o6serre h0t HE fac
simiie of the signotHe OJ lie Erm If WILSON,
FALRBANK q co., accompanies ouch bottle, ana
that the Commissioners seal is placed 0tcr trery
cork Without htse projections none is genuine.
State Assayer's Office, Somerset St.
Boston, May, 1866.
At the request oil Geo. l.. BurnhuIn, Commits
soner | have carefully analysed the Bourbon
Whiskey, put up By IS ilson, Fairbank X Co., for
the Massachusetts Sta Liquor Agency, ana find
it to be PURE, USADULTEKATED and tit ior med
icinal public uses.
Z. !. JACKSON, NJ. d., Mass STATE -issdyer.
The above is put up in quart and pin; hotties,
and is for sale by all authorized agents.
WILSON, FAlRBANk < CO..
Wholesale Druggists
Nos. AZ and As HdnOper Street, Boston.
To whom all orders must be sent. Also, Tor sale
BY GEO. Z. BURNHAM,
State Commissioner, lj7 Milk ST., Boston, som
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AtfAitnl.
HEALTH OR SICKNESS p
CHOOSE BE7UEEN THEM!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS (!

The blood furnishes the material Of every bone
muscle, gland and fibre in the human frame
When pure, it secures health to every organ; when
corrupt, il necessarily produces olsease. HOL
LOWAl'S PILLS operate directly upon the ele-
mens of the stream of life, neutralizing the prin
cipe of disease, and thus radically curing the
malady whether located in the nerves, the stomach
the liver, the bowels, the muscles the skin, the
brain, or any other part oil the system
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
HoLLOWAY'S PILLS arc equally elicacious
in complaints common to The whole human race
and in disorders peculiar to certain climates and
localities.
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and derangment of the liver the
source Of niirnity and suffering and the cause OF
inumerable deaths, yield to these curatves in all
cases, however aggravated acting as n mild pu.-
gative, Alternative and tonic they relleve the bow
els, purify the fluids, and invigorntc the system
and the constitution at the same time.
.. GENERAL WEAKNESS
NERVOUS CoNPLAINTs.--W When all stimulant.
fail the renovatng and bnacing properties of thes.
Pills give trmness to the shaking nerves md ell
ieebled muscles OF tho victim Of general debility
DELICATE FEMALES.
All Irregularities and ailments incident TO ,le
delicate and sensitive organs of the sex are remcv
ed or prevented by II few doses Of these mild, but
inialilDle alternatives. NO mother VINO regards Lei
own or her chidrens health should fail to have
them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London Lancet" the LonGon Medica,
Review" and the most eminent OF the faculty in
Great Britain, France and Germany, have eulog.
lied the Pills and their inventor.
Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known In
the world for the following diseases
Asthma Debility fections
Bowel Comps Fever & Ague Worms of aIlkind,
Coughs Fen ale Com Stone 4 travel
COLDS >, plants Secondary Syinp
Shest Dlseases hehddches toms.
Costiveness Indigestion Inward Weakness,
Dyspepsia Influenza Liver Complainis
Dlarrh9a Inflammation Lowneus of Spirits
/ Dropsy Venereal AT. Piles.
| CAuiio one are genuine uuIess the word.
Holloway, New York and Lone or" IRE discern.
hIe rs Water-mark in every leaf OF the book O
| eetlons around each pot or box the same ma,
| be plainly seen by holding the leaf to the lipht
| handsome reward will be given to .Dy one rem
dering such information may lead to the detec
ton Of any party parties counterfeitinR the med
icines or vending the same knowing them to b,
| spurious.
! *.*Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Hol
| lowHy, Gu Maiden Lane, New YORK, and b, nj
| respectable Druggists and Dea ers ~ Modicin
| throughout the United States and civilized world
IN boxes, at 26 cents, 62 L. cents, ana 81 each.
~ here is considerable Saving by taking thu
| larger sizes. 3.
y. B.-Directl"ns for the guidance Of patient
every disorder are affixed TO eoch box
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CUSTOM PLANNING.

r1NHE subscriber having completed his ms
L chnery is now prepared to execute all kinds
OF custom planning ana Jointng, such as hoor
boards, plank fence pickets and in short anything
that can be planed by hand, at such rates thai
it makes il an object Tor those that are building
to give him II call, instead OF pursuing the old
slow way of delving them out with the old Jack
Plane. - laning done by my machine has this
advantage. every board is brought down 10 an
equal thickness, saving the tedious business OF
dwelling them, as in pnst times before Piauihg
Machines were known, thus saving tins and eS-
pense. m
Shop just below Davenport & Clay's Wo'len
Factory. JOHN IL. SIMMONS
Mddebury, June &, 1865, s9m
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FOR THE HAIR.

=" Her golden trcsscs in wanton ringlets waved"
Miiton
SHELpoNs HAIR DYE is SO well known that it
needs no further recommendation.
SHELDoN's HAIR Tome always prevents nair
coming ut,and produces II new growth of healthy
hair.
Lyons ithairon,
llarrison's HAN Dye,
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid,
Fish's kalon, by The M. Fish that for
merry lived here.
Perry's Hungarian Balm,
Adains's Colcassinn Ambra,
Burnetts Cocaine,
Burnetts kalliston,
Littefield's Rose Hair OIL
Spadings Rosemary and Castor Oil,
Kitchen & Hendersons Hair Restorative,
Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
English Bears OIL
Harrison's Bears Oil,
Harrison's Bear Pomatum
Harrison's Rose Hair Oil,
Preston 4 Aerril's Hair Oil
Frauds Huile Antique.
American Hair Lustral
Delights Spanish Lustral
Bacons Excelsior Hair Oil
Littefeld's lIears Oil,
Hussey's Hair Fluid,
Rivers Huile Antique.
All the above goods for sale by
II. A. SHELDON
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Hammonton Lands


RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ALL
ITAN1'iNG FARMS.-lna healthy place,
ti-cHty.fre miles from Philadelphia, on the
Camden aud Atlantic railroad, New Jersey
An old estate has recently been opened for
sale, aud the first division Of 10000 acres
divided up into farms Of twenty acres and
upwards. The soil is ct tie best quality for
the production of fruits, grains, sc. The
price is !. 10 t. $40 per acres, payable in easy
quarter yearly instamcuts, within term of
four years, with interest. The terms are
made easy in order to insure the rapid i'm
rtuvement of the land, by enabling ereTy in
dDstttp9s man 10 buy a form. 1t is now being
extensively improved by good roads ana
some Of the bset citizens from New England
aud the MiddF States are erecting large i'm
proyeinenis. lis scene Of the greatest i'm
ploVementouto Philadelphia. Seventy. FIVE
house. nave been buill in four months. Prac-
tiOHi farmers add business men from the
length and breadth Of the Union arc settling
there. 1t is AN important business place on
recount Of ia being in the midst OF u great
market. Every article raised upon this land
finds Al Immediate sale. he water is ex-
cclirnt aud no such thing as fever is known.
The soil is sandy or clay loan, with clay
t'iaD. and Tetcatits Of maj ures, 1t Is free
OF stones and easily worked. 1t abounds
itiuli'S HAT flon The crops produced both
upon tuis and and Tie large area adjoining
under cultivation, it will be found not 10 be
OAreiltd anywhere in the production " crops
u.ust adapted to its market.
Thr reader may be well aware that tue
taI liest and the best NUTS aud vegetables
come from New jersey, which are annually
exported Is the amount OF millions of dollars.
The land, besides being accessible in every
Wa! fut tct ,illi2cts, has An .,Lundsn; supply
Of the hss! quality oi muck manure.
LUMBAR ..td building materials can lie had
'l the i'o. 1t a cheap price, from the mills
tthei riIi~ re now Icing open, and brick
...ds l. lng taitrd CA The ground. person
"a pa ~ a. ram. ,enemeut Tor present con-
NrHlchCc lot one hundred dollars. on ac-
count Oi tbs extensive emis ..jiou this il the
Lost course to pursue in order /" get a place
TO live IN al first. Carpenters and builders
are Oh haud to put up houses on tho best
terms.
In settling here the cmigrant has many ad .
\antagcs. lie is within "A few hours tide Of
tne great cities in the Middle States and New
highland he is ,ar his old friends and as.
tpciatipus he is in II settled country, where
very iinpro' oment and comfort OF civiliza.
"n is hand he is in a healthy place, and
not subject to the certainty Of losing the
sruatrl part oil lis family and lis own health
- those maligladt levers which make the
graves of So many millions Vi the young ard
hardy, in far oil regions away from home and
friends besides nc has aid climate and
ao open winter.
There three trains daily to Philadelphia.
and 10 all those who improve the raill DAD
company gives free ticket.
The Ieader viii at once be struck with the
advantages here presented, and ask himself
ll MT h1t toll 10
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Bread the Staff of Life"

The subscriber, being aware of the truth Of %
vbove have taken - " deal Of pains" to procure
the material that will make good bread Being
satisfied that we have accomplished our object,
we invite the at ention Of purchasers to our stock
of Superline, Fancy, Extra and Double Extra
Flour, from Western and other Mills, which we
will sell at prices.as ow Is the same grades can
lie procured in burlington " amy other town on
the borders Of the lake or elsewhere.
Our Double Extra Flour is manufactured from
White kentucky Wheat, and iCartdnted not infe-
rior to any made.
All grades Of Flour sold by US tOarrantsd ds
good as represented
June 30. CHAPMAN & BARBOUR.
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miscellaneous.
a New Farm implement


The Combined Two-Horse Cultivatcr,
MYTH STEEL TEETH-a new and useful
w Farm Implement, which has been fully
tested and is considered the BEST tool for the pur-
pose intended that has ever been offered to the
farmer. It is adapted to all kinds Of soils, par
ticularly to clay soils Also to cultivating in tn
spring, fall, plowed stubble lands and iol get
ting in grain crops--covering more grain and
deeper thar drag. 1t increases the crops very
much.
Made to order and sent to any part Of the couh-
try. Also all kinds of Swivel, Deep Tiller and
Snbsol Flows in common use. Horse Hoes and
Steel Teeth Cnltivators for Corn and Potato
crops. Double plows Muck Plows, Sward and
Stuble Plows, and Road Scrapcrs, made and fin
ished in the most substantial manner, and sent TO
any part Of the country desired
DAVID A. PAINE.
Starksboro, March 20, 1853 90;