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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-03-17

Tile Il"Shingto" Jr"y"dm-Thr following
was ON Tuesday, agreed upon by Mr. SlckIcs'
counsel:
MIR. Sirkl"s having been committed on Sun
day, III" further examination before the n,apis-
iraie will be waived, for til" REASONS that the
CRIMINAL Court Comm nccs Oh Monday and he.
InG III confinement. lie will he entitled without
delay TO an ilnmedint" and final trial
~ further examination before tho commit. .
ting magistrate would involve n Ionu invcsti-
Cation OF tn" distressing circumstances. without
any final result. and mi gh, pr"castirlate the he.
rl"i OF getting The case before Il ilrv
Numerous offers Of bail have been DourIuo
III nl"'n Mr. Sicklcs ever since h" was com
nit"d; but having Voluntarily placed himself
at one" m "a" hands of public Justice. he pre-
icrS 'it:"r'v to wait till his act shall be finally
pr"n""i upon by jury of his country.
"'.cr l".l and complete hearing of the case,
and whilst This may suh"c, him to some in.
convenience" hrs own feelings and ihns. of 9th
e,s Involved whom he is willing as far ,s pn,.
>ihir I" spare. will hc saved from The rerr,,.J
discussion Of the unhappy circumstances attend
ING this
Mr. Sckhs fnh"r arrived on Monday night,
and bad "a painful interview with him.
III" m"thcr" Of Mrs. Sirklcs also visited him
on tuesday morning. III company with Survey.
ar Hart. at New York, aud was so overcome
by her feelings as to faint.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-03-17

b;m"Sc omong X"qS.-Mr. Ediinr: There is
an alarming rc appearance OF the hog disease"
III Gl;s-c"ck county. y short time since, was
i'll conversation with .ludg" W. Of the above
n'''ne'l county, and he nlplmc. me that from
the fifteenth of las, Dec. mhrr up to that time
hr hal osl over three hundred head of h,u.s
worth, III tn" aggregate, over five hundred dol
las, and ifcrc WAS tut little, If ANY, abatement
IN tn" '!i>ri.". The strauccsi Thing relative to
the eases Is. some of the rs, ones which have
dc's ar" still lying there and the Ju.l,ec told me
that H. bad often rode within II few feel Of them
aud h" had never smcit any "i~usivcmrss and
The buHzhr'iS arl'"nr I" pay no attention TO thr
at'r picking out tl'cr eyes. lie SAYS when
one does Recover. That it srnlrs niI and nearly
all the hair drops OUT, leaving il us ii matter OF
c"mi>r, naked, and ,lm"si irpliful to behold -
They ate Inkcn, he t";.l me, with loss of a,pe.
lie. v l'h '!,s>ii!on tn rrii:un in ilirir beds
aii'i w'i''n driven ny, they siagIer, and uf,ru
ai. and Willie standing. their noses are rc.,inr
cn hc ground. apparently 10 steady themselves
! asked Inn # he had any idea vf the ca,s,. of
this disease. and liz accounted for it. that !, was
s"inrthng they We're eating. though hc l,a, no,
discovered them III the ic The .llSr.,s,. Is con-
n:;i In this o:" l"caty, almost cNr,,lsvclv for
several OF ia" Jul! grs ncighI,"1s, | learn, have
lost almost their entire stock Of hogs. IT, WIS in
this locality. last August and :iei,,nbrr that tn,
COWS We're $" BADLY diseased, aud proved So G,.
tal-toy. i.Jnsta ConSt;i"tjonGiiSt
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-03-17

I"r"rfant Decisi"m oj tic limited Suites Su
Pfr"" f""rt.-An important drcIsion was drliv
rrci IN the Supreme Court un Mun,lay by Cht, f
Just zee Tanry, i'll the case of the Un.l-, State.
W. Sherman III Booth, til" Supreme Court, ".
Error IL the Snprrin. Court Of Wisconsin, Tie
ntii' points oi the case III hri"I IL follows :
lii" cH-c Involved the r.alt Of State Courts to
r"i">r on hl'' rs corpus part 'rS in custody under
process OF the ui'r,l States for oirIlsrS against
Tie laws of ilc United States. This was dune
b! th" Court below III the instance of an arrest
under judgrncn, hy thr District Court of the
United :>ialrs i"r violation uf the fugitive slave
law. The Whole conduct Of the court below
was held TO he totally illegal and virtually Ievu-
iuiionary that the marshal had II TIuht and it.
was his duty, to resist hy force any sucl, inter.
terence "n the part of the State powers and
HAT The fugitive slave act was clearly col,stu.
honal This iS, "f cause, II mere ouiIin. Of the
"p,non, which is understood to have been unan.
In"nS IL must PM an cmd for the future TO all
c"hicstS brtwrcn The United States and States
as 10 the c"nsIil"ti"naIity Of the fugitive slave
law; and all attempts hereafter 10y Slate Courts
TO interfere wh officers OF the United States in
carrying it out, will be regarded us revolutionary
and Treated SUCH
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-03-17

Coffon.-The quantity Of cotton carried into
England every year might be piled into ryra.
mid which would rival that of Cheops The
eight thousand five hundred md seventy-two
millions of miles Of yarn spun 10 England in
year night be wound round and round tic earth,
rs n boy winds string round hi. top; or we might
throw the shuttle over distant Uronus, and then
tangle together the 9" red planet Mars" the
Earth, Venus, Mercury, and the Sun in our net
of cotton. The whole of the Britsi, Islands
might be wrapped mp in cotton wool, and put up
carefully for (hs inspection of future ages in not
very many years consumption Of that raw ma.
tetial.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-03-17

Il Grand Proerf.-Emile de Girar'lin. 4
F."nc' editor Of note. and on the literary staff
of the Emp"ror. has published a pamphlet. La
Guerrc, which finds considerable favor in Paris.
urging that France aud Russia should divide
Europe hct wr"d them into two great empires
Al the came time the Paris press dcnonnces in
unmrnsured terms the fllibnstrring rapncuv of
the United Stalcs because it desires to purchase
Cuba.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-03-17

Il White R"bjn.-Wc saw yesterday n white
r"hin whic'' had icrn sen about town for some
days. and was sho; just b-yond the nuirk,rts-
Th" wings aud hack We're Of pale cream color
the remainder prrircilv white We have srrn
i, stated that white specimens OF several kinds
If birds and qnaarnpe1s have been seen this
winter. III various parts of the country especial
ly in the Northern portion Of it.-CIrror Herald
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-03-17

Cotton St0t"mrmt-The receipts Of cotton in
Charleston for the past week were, by Railroads
G,7s2 bales; 10y wnier aud wagon G55 baies-
together I43s bales-corresponding week last
year 5,Gai bales.
The exports from Charleston for the same time
were, to foreign ports s,292 bales; coastwise
1876 halrs-mnking the total exports of the
week 1858 bales, and leaving on hand stock
of GI,nU0 bales, inclusive Of l2,634 bales on
sl,ip.hoard not clrnred, against n stock of 2I,-
GOO baIes, and 1888, bales Oh sl,ip.board same
time last year.
The sales in Charleston during the past week
amounted 10 IL, 400 bales, at prices ranging from
1T TO ~.
The total recei pts at all the ports during the
past week amounted to 52.455 bales, against 49,
lJ7 bales, received during the same period last
year. The tolal recci pts at all the ports since
the lst of September, amount to 1881 ,572 bales,
against ,n73.I47 up to the same dates Inst
year showing an increase this year Of 9i4,425
bales.
The exports TO Great Britain up 10 the laes:
dates, amount to 976,1lO, showing an increase
the exports t" that country last year of 2uO-
SO2 bales. The shipments to Northern ports
show an increase of $780, bales from the chip
menis of lust year.
The stock hand and Oh ship board ut all the
pors, up to the l. test dates, amounts ut 664 2iO
being 1898 bales more than the stock on hand
at the corresponding date last year,
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Total EXPENSES


O,'ria"d .NaH-' The overland mail arrived at
81 Louis on Saturday. bringing San Francisco
dates TO the lll ult
In" steamer Uncle Sam lief, San Francisco on
the iith with :|UD troops. Of the Sixth Infantry
regiment, for the Colorado. for the burmese Of
clI"Stising The Mohavc Indians
Inc i"d'n" war IN the northern part Of the
stale Is being vigorously prosecuted, with ii
FAR prosrcc, of asPcrdy termination
u: passengers 10y the overland mail report
heavy rams having fallen on tn. Colorado Desert
-;n unusual occurrence. Also that the conn
l'any met with complete success in sinking wells
in'in@ an ;b"ndancc Of water at the depth Of
ti''y feet
Severe snow storms prevailed along the Pa
chico an.l T-ion passes. aud :; Inrrr uunuut of
additional stock was being. distributed alonu the
route.
Lieut.. T.az,e. previously reported morally
w"''"''i, in tn" iiait with the Apache Indians,
was rapidly improving.
An expedition was ahonl leaving Fort Buch.
hnnm, und"r Capt E.wvll. auai,,st ,h,. hand of
AphchcS who killed two army s.rscan,s in jan
unry.
w." Hampshire Ecc1ion.-CoScnrr. March
., II" 'iai" "l'c'"n III New Hampshire ,""k
riac" yesterday. The weather was unfnv"rnh!e
ana IN" vote no, So large as it would otherwise
have hcen
AS Ear nc heard from Goodwvn. til" Rcpubli-
can candidate far Governor leads Cate the Drm-
"craiic candidate, over three thousand votcs
and Their" is no ,l"nl1 Of his election.
Th" returns thus far show oue Hundred and
i've Republicans To thirty six Democrats elected
10 the lI"ns". Out "f the Twelve Senators the
Republicans elect light, showing Il large Rcpub.
lican ma jority in the L"gislnture
II is also rendered certain that the Republicans
hnv" elected three congressman.
The Democrats are considerably disnppnintcd
rs they had hoped to make ii much better show
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-03-17

Later From .Wrrico -NEw ORLEANS VIA NLw
YORK. March 9-Advices received here from,
Ncrr Cruz state that the army Of Liberals is Snn-
rnin" o: success and their wnich,wo was
Liberty or Death. An express from the Capi
al says that Mirnmon has detained dispat chrs.
intended for TIA" steamship TcnnrssI, in order
the more effectnaly to conceal his move
H1ents.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-03-17

Matrimonial Brokernqc.-Thc New York cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun relates the fol.
lowing.
"a case of matrimonial brokerage was be.
fore the Supreme Court yesterday. 1t appears
that man named Ncllis sued another named
Grouse, aud his wife Ann. to recover the sum
of 81. 900. The plaintiff alleges that Tie lady,
before her marriage, promised him 81 I,OOOif he
would procure her husband; in accordance
with which he introduced several gen.len,sn 10
the lady, one of whom she accepted. and il now
her husband. She refused to hand over the
boon, however, and hence the present ac-
ton"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-03-17

The Hcma'ns Of Postmaster General Brown -
WAslIINGToN. March ll.-The remains Of til.
late Postmaster General Brown will hr taker
home night They 60 in charge of a aprcia
agent of the Post Office Department aud n Com
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
AUCTION SAFE OF LANDS
~ H.l 4. AhANN ~ - 4 Ill. liz ~ r
K4NAfWlIA .~GOEYTT,s

To BIZ MADE IN THE CITY OF RIcHmoSD,
ton Ms 18th day Of DecemJef, 1859
fDY virtue Of two DEGREES of the Circuit
ID court of3the City Of Richmond, entered
on>the 23d day oftNoSembeI 1867, and on the
I1hhSaaa Of June, 1859 16 a Chancery Suit,
entitled 81 Sinnett vs.. Johnston's E1'or mud
others, j the undersigned rs Commissioner,
wilt procee6, on pftjRSDAY, the 18th day
be December, 1850, at l2 O'Clock, noon 10
Nell at p tIB LlC AUCTION, at the iron door
Pfthe state<GeuEt House, in Richmond, q Ger
tain TRACTOR LAND, lSipgton Pechtal1co
river: and its waters, in the coeQtY Of Kama
Wha1 containing 900 acres, :paItFof a35. 900
acre tract, patented to Generai Sanrue9 Smith.
deceased. late Of Baltimore, Marylahd>S be,
ing the same tract Of Land Which WAS con
5peged by the undersigned as commissioner, 10
Abel P. Sinnelt, by deed, bearing date the
ffsth day of July S5e, and recorded in the
CLERKS Office Of said Kama wha county, to
Fwhieh sreference is made for a more full des-
eruption Of the said landJ and of the b 3lndaries
thereof. IN .-=f 5&s
TERMs--MadeEknown at the time andplace
sof sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON, =
6-20E Special Commissioner. /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
TRUST SALE OF yALUARI,EtREAIt
AND Personal ESTATE.

TTNDER and by virt1iefof TWEED eens..o of tTustl
u executed Tor me jas trustee by Henjamrp
$. Smilhers, bearing dates respectively on
the list day Of Qetobett 1857. and the 27th day
of September, 1885,, tp secure certain debts
specified in said ideedsiof trust, lboth Of which
deeds are 1aiyEenordea il the Clerk Office
or The GoGnt court Or Kanawhal;,I l, W4ff@4 pro
ceed at the requestfof the creditors named IN
aidttast deeds 10 sell, on NJ ! N
Monday, .Ae 26th, Iaayfof December, 1859,
az the; fesideneeeaof The issafda Benjamin $.
SmltherS, situated On It the # Kanawhaa Etver,
abe4nt five mixes aboye the Town Of Maiden,
al public Auction, toFthe highest bidder fur
casa; the following TEAL and personal properly;
j. All those sevefal tracts ofllpareels Of land,
that were conveyed to the Saia Benjamin S.
Smlthers by>Ieel D.. Shrewsbury and j aaleS
S. TdEnerz and $Wife, by deetat beanng date ON
the 9!h DAY OF March. / SO, fedFaed in Ka-
snawha &c ountyS together with alt the lights,
easements a nd appiItenances,t6tke
same, belonging. The|5saik lapds being the
SAME on winch the sal! Stnitfsfs- now resides.
"A Es1,s the following slnpes agrh other per-
soiaaiiTr rfoprrly5: 4Jeffy.sJin, Daniets Dean.
Dwell, Park. Sam, Edmund, Radtord,> Sam,
Anderson, Sally ana her four ehiltfed, Mar
garrett, Kate, Julia and Benz Gasoline and lief
lHiGC 1hifattHP t1lditFaitHt teludtk auu > eeS'T-
tady and her five children, Zach, ltfriah, Sarah,
William and Anna. Isabel, Nary Martha,
Nelson, Henry, Elizabeth. Daniel. Quinn,
.ElFza anlher child Huglf,,together with the
incfease ofrsaid femHie slayes,sif any, since
the=ttate Of said deed. i - ~
ALso--Six horses and two cafriages, all the
household anyt$kttehen furniture ofsautS mith-
ers. One settsol blacksmith.s toqlsI one wag<
on and Harness and al the said Sntthers'
.eroplof- hay andcorn+ i u
i. Acting as trustee. 1wiN convey only such
title. which is believed to be eptionab1e)
as is vested mime by the tfast iced aiole said.
If the2Ssaid sale is hptfcomplEted ou!thefday
named above, the Same will be oaahnued
ffomda 70 day till c6mplettd.zSS 4 Eli
& j IN. FITZHLGH, IA
-gs,f 6-3i 31faf Il, ri Z 1tFnstee
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
Valuable Land Tor Sale Il I,oane CO.

Valuable Land for Sale IN Ieoane CO.
DY virtue iii i deereeaof the Circuit
Id Court 81 Kattawha county, rendered
ON the ath day of February. 1853. III
the casesof Daniel Polsleg and Jastes S.
FConnelI plaintiffs, Daniel Tawney
defendant. I.shall, on the 18th day Of
October, 1859, atfthe door Of the Court
House Of awha county. sell at public
EauclioRlto The highest bidder, on credit
Of six. nine and twelve months, with I'M
terest from the, day OF sale, the tracf=off
Hand ii the bill and proceedingssof said
cause mentioned containing 542h acres,
more or less. and lying and being in the
County Of Roane, and State Of Virginia.
ons The waters Of HnNicane creek. Bond
and good security wiilbe requiredeef the
purchaser ! and title win be retained as
fufther security, until the purchase mon
eey d. paid. This tract Of land is sdesira-
pie, aud a rare opportunity is offered for a
profitable Investment. Tile title to the
land Is believed to be good. ~ Nf1
- JOHN G. NEWMAN
July liz, 1859. I4@ Special| Com u
The above mentioned sale is postponed nf
III Monday, the 2lst day, of November, tie
1frstday the County Conft.
ri 4 Ia 4 Special Commissioned.
The above sale il postponed until MoppaaSy
10Th December 1853: ,, !, l, II /
MI I F{ s,Ess,FE4t Special Comm ssio pei
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
PUBLIC SALE or CRoPs,, sTfD1cK,
4 FARMING UTENSILS, M LILIES, nc. /

I'M Tuesday, the goth daYpf DECEMBER
4NzIsls 9, 1 wilfoffer fir sale at puAIik slfez'
fGiop, To the highest bidder, at the rest4e1ce 81
the late*J Joel ShreWs bury, senior. deces sed. a
large Iot. Of PERSONAL property, consisting in
part Of the the following, to-wit: 4 mules,
IS horses yoke oxen, - mich cows and
CAVES, pG0 stock hogs, 4 wagons, a lot Iot
| farming toolsS>a lot Of Fencing plank, house.
hold and kiteheh> furniture balls, 2 sets OF
flaeksrnith's tools, n bay press 700 bushels
damaged ceEa, a large qSanhtyof to75fodder
sand Shncksa IS or AZ fat hogs, . lot of well
boEing foolsI2 coal cars al lof>ef coal picks,
2Goal bark carrages1a lot of salt Kettles and
a lot ofzold jront >% ii
Terms of Sale will be cash for all Sams
under $40, fsfa y sumsoser $40, "a credit d
six mont sz%illf be. given, bond and security
will be required, the. bonds toSbear interest,"
from date. s. WM. Al. QuARRIER,;1 4 u Z,
- 5.3l Ey,P.5of joel Shrewsbury.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
JTRGINIA, ss:--At Rules, held Ein the
" Clerks office Of the Circuit Court fo

.NIRGINIA, sS:--At Rules, held in the
4 " Clerks office Of the Circuit Court for
Boone County, in, the month OF November,
The virginia. Camel Gosl Compangs Com lis,
Isaac A.. Storm and Benjamin r. MInfnra,
trustees. &C., ask mentioned in Complain
antslBil, anil j. Btice Smith, Henry 'Shaw,
F penlz and Dubois>& yarderyooFt, certain
bond holders. Of com lainalIts, on the 1st
day May, 1854. and Others, Defends nts-ln
The object of this Suits teiRhibit, restrain,
and enisia the defendant. WlMam F. Latfi,
and all others from any further proeeedings At
law, upon a certain Judgment, rendered IN
Boone CIcuit Court at 4theI sSpfiHgz' FERN,
1851 for S 900 90, against the said Complain
ants, and in favor Of theisaId Lad,i! Ahdit
appearing by affidavit fled that ihe SAID DE
PENDANTS, Isaac a. Storm, Benjamin. + ] Mum
ford, j. 4iifice. Smith, Henry Shaw, F. Pentz.
and Dubois & VaRderrooft. and are no1-reSI-
dents of-this Commouws alth; 1t is thertfotd
ordered, that The said npnsresidenis defend
ants lotappear here in one menth after due
Spublicaton of this order. and do.what rs me-
cessary to protect Their interests in the prem
ises. n n teSie, +f
III. E. sToLLINGs. Clerk.
.fF1IoSae -RRaItS tSnl. fE4 ~ / 81 80
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
I. The Richmond Wing.

We have not read the Richmond Whig
with as mach pleasure, for long TIME,
All md did its sernirweekly issue of Tues
day last. We never doubted lis fidelity
toafhs South, though we feared; that it's
prefudiees against Democracy had over
east Its true and natural telling. So
soon, however, as it became convinced
that mischief was afoot, land danger was
Imminent, it sounds the bugle, and rings
is stirring notes Through theAsnd, i In
reply To- a Northern paper, takingfit 70
task for proposing alitensejs Lax on all ar
Eicles Of Northern Manufacture, brought
10 the-South forasale, it.says IN N Il Ill
Ez e We only ask Of them, without pas
sion. without threat, but in cal mness! and
one Of the most eonserva
itise4 of Southern men, aud one who has
5fou4 ht-as bard for a5union IF Tie opposi-
zion North and South, ION patriotic and
honorable grounds, as any other man in
The land adhere to yonf sectional Be-
.publieanism and your sectional Repubi
can organizatipn, and elect sectional
Republican President, aad We are tWo
people, for veal aor for woe, henceforth
and forever !! That is our deliberate,
sincere, honest belief, without express:
ting any opinion now as to whether the
Union oaght to; be dissolved fol such a
cause 81 not. We only say that II trM be-
In answer to the Northern press, zap;
pealing for modification of the sentence
against Brown. and his fellow cut-thfoats
appeals made5to our fears, the y hi9
thus speaks Il i,3.
i" On thesseore Of policy, we seorn AL
such appeals. Let the bloodHHof Brown
and his comrades {be the.t seed L Of the
Abolition Church let their execution be
tire 81 rist" taken by the South TO the
Fl Abolition mill, I and. let the Internal
machinery grind on the South is able
70. protect herself. and, what is more,
sic Intends b do Il. Wraresun9er 10 OBJ
legations III reform The fanatics seof the
North. I.sE the North do lrsr=os work
WE shall 90 our dutyHto ourselYesf-
# We cannot conquer AboFtiionism at 4the
ballot box, VIZ are ready " meet it either
nj the Gqnrtsor In theftield.n i I...
This is atha true spisit4--the spirit-ol
men and Southerners4A .S JIM HSl
The Wasg- has i.ok hesita,ed. from sthe
irst.. 70 denonnoe. in the ssterest terms,
Ihs whole Harperfs Ferry outrage, is
aideFs and distant eo-operaldrs. Blu,
some Of lis Southern contemporaries have
me-. thus faf, uttered 4 word Of condem'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
y I. 4PHILA DEL. PHIA.

4 Bsnerolent Institution, established by epe-
cial endowment Jar the relief Of the sick
3and distressed, afflicted pitA T9s.- !,
( s,< utent and Epidemic disease.
TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
i the awful destruction of hpmanlife, caus
ed by Sexual disease, and the deceptions p1ac.
fused aponl the unfortuifae victims OF such
Msease by Quacks. several wears ago directed
thefk aGunsulting Surgeon, as a CHARITA-
sREE ACT worthy Of their name, TO open
Dlspehsary for the treatment OF this ella SIS OF
.,ifse ase, in all their FERNS. anG 10 give NED
CHA VICE GRAFT ,to5all w Eoappfy by
letter. with a description Of their condition,
(age, occupation, habits Of life, &eyY and in
CASES of extreme poverty, to + URNISH MED
lClNES FREE OF CHARGE. His. needless
to addfthat the Associations commands the
highest Medical skal Of the age, and will fllrn-
tsh The most approved modern tTeafrne1t.- !.
T. The Directors of the Association, IN their
Annual report upon the treatment Of Sexual
Diseases, express the highest satisfaction with
the success v hlch has attended the lsbors OF
tlfeir Surgeons IN the cure of Spermatoffh6ea,
Seminal Wea kneSs, GonorFh0ea, elect. Svpid-
ls,the vice Of. Onanisn1 OF. Self Abuse, Dis,
easesspf the Kidneys and Bladder, &c., a nd
'erder continuance Of the same plan for the
ensuing year. ~ Il sf#4 VI Il
fhef Directors, on a review Of the past, feel
assured That their labors inithis sphere of be-
nevolsnt effort, haze beenof great benefit 10
lhe afflicted, especially tothe young. .andtbey
have resolved to devote themselves, with rel
newed zeal, to this very ppqrtant but much
adespised cause. III .g,f15 e n
An admirable Report on Spe rmatorrhea, or
seminal Weakness the Vice OF onanism,
EMastuFbation OF Self Abuse, and other dis
eases pf the Sexual Organs, BY the Consult
ing Surgeon, witl1be semi by mail, Tin sealed
enRefops), FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt
of fSI]! STAMPS for posts se. Other Re-
ports and Tracts on the naialre and treatment
Of Sexual diseases, diet, de-, are consta ntly
being published forgtatuitous distribution,
and will be sent to'the afflieted Some Of The
new remedies and methods of3 trea tment dis
covered aatiaes he last year, are Of great
value, f AT ~ <
addIess, for Report Oh treatment DR.. j..
>sKlLEiN H0UGAT0N,- Acting Surgeon,
Howard association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
e By order Of the Directors.
4. -s EZRA ID. HEARTWELL L. President.
GEO FAIRcHlLDS Sferetasg..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
Washington Hall Z
Ripley, jackson County. Virginia.
I'll ia. MAGUIRE

NTOfIDA respectfully inform his old Gus.
NV tfnaiS and the pHblic generally that he
has again taken possession. OF this we'll
known establishment and woala be glad to
entertain his. friends and customers, lie has
toapply himself closely 10 his bus.
mess and wifi give prompt attention to ali
who may favor him with their patronage. =
Ills mar viii at all times beSfurnished with
the best imported anddomesdc Liquors. Al.
SO stock Of choice Cigars and Tobacco
A two-hofse hack viii always be ready tc
convey Passengers TO any point of'deStiaation
Terms modest and TO suit the times.
Ripley, January 81, 1879. ~ 5,.'F'5