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MEEDICAL
7=7yA Az ER'S
Cathartic Pills,
ISUG4R. C04TED,)
ARE MADE 10
leanse the Blood and Cure the Sick.
lnvntlIs Fathers. 1LoGhers. Phystttanss
PhtI nGhrOptstS. read 1hetr 84eca
nnd judge or their Virtues.

PhIi mthrOpistS. read their RGeea
nnd judge OF their Virtues.
FOR TIE oCRE OF
ITendnehe, Sic HEendnche, FOnI Stomach.
PrrspUnsr, Pa, MAY /, 1855.
DAJ. c. ATEa Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of the
Pis Il scsas to arise rroa foal stomach, Which they
cleanse II they vii! cure eters s they DO me- the
'a'' 'ot. ID a5 ~ TREBLE. GSssG 81 SSa4ET Gartoa.
RIItOub DInOfd6rR and IJiVer Complaints
DEPART4EST INTERIOR " AEHlS6TcH, D G, Frb, IS
sS: have userI your pills 10 my general and hospital
practice since made the and cannot hesitate 10
asom "a ss Hrs 1aiei and dsesed consequently they
Tadsed haze seldom ionn case Of Lttoas dieass
obstinate thati did not readily yield g. them.
@ fss:tstes q H. l., 1G{Sfas R9'1itslz
pG X7EE Yoat PIs The perfection Of medicine They
have done my wife good than can TIL you she had
toTsd at great expense but got better. She then
mcnced taklnE goaF P!s which soon snTe4 ntE, ~ @
aer4aTls her aud children Of bloody dysen
I'm ,tS two doses Of your pills. willie others around
paid I'VE to twenty dollars bills and los. ,nns
s9s here 9es' which ff'5' RfF
Indigestion mud IInPurity of the RIood.
cesG in my family aong those am called to visit in
distress To regulate of digestion and purify the
blood they very 5trsmedy have eTsr known, and
'A4 su'9''' ssls' Yours, WINES.
WARsGr, NroWSo Co., ", Oct. 24, 1855.
DEAR sra: using your CataTtic pills in practice,
aud mud them an excellent PuEatvc to cleanse the system
ana 'F''S '''S JoiTS O. MRAcIIASI ~ D.
RryalpeInN, acrOfmIa. kfMG'a Evil, Telter,
TuInO ore, and SOlI Rhcuih.
Ffosn F0rte1r6fIg Merchant of 81. LoHiN F@h 1870
Dr. AYEA: Pills tie PARAGON of all that Ia great
In rVactne They have cured little dau4hier Of nicer
Gus sores upon her feet that had proved ncura.
Hes ,np,rv has been long grtey0us. atCt
cd with bsoIeisS ana pHPvs her SKIN ant IN her half
After cd cured, she also trig! y"uH Rils and they
have euyvii lIrF. Asa =AuRghIbbE.
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tENoEID should b. unEfaieiui Tor H. RELIEF yolr
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FULTON HOUSE.

CTNIIE undersigned having leased well no. %
tel, and having thoroughly RENTED it, takes this IF
opportunity presenting s claims to the travelling
community the services Of the most obg
ing and attentive Walters and his table will be, at all times
furnished with market affords. The saknE is
extensive In the county and s attended hy care
fuI hoStlers.
Illtgent attention will be given I" insure the
comfort and to eater to the wants all may become
cuests. pains orrxpensr N be spared to make this
comfortable home for all who either permanently or
temporarily extend their Pptronagr to IT. ,,,,,,,,
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II IL I,9S &C.; Ps99prisiors So York
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4O14G1L&-S1
Keep Wines &OrsoaEdt position, and IN cellar
:. { even temperature.
In cold 4s6udter the SPARKLING WINES should be kept
three days before using roots, the tenn
peratnFe Of about 20 degrees, that the Wines we'll
Barmett through.
ice should never be used In SPARKLING CATAWBA
WINES, II Injuries their aroma and favor and dutcs
Wines thus destroying their character The Wines
too sensitive 20 bear Ice
~ Offering the above Wines TO the notice Of the
American pnblc desire to assure all prTI0nt who may
purchase theB hat they the strictly PuRE JUICE TE
UATlwB1 GRArE from any and form Of aduiter.
atom containing excepting that which results
from the natural process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWEA is not made to INggATE any
foreign article whatever; hut is designed to be
Is represented, = m1erIenn sparkling Wfne,aR
Champagne is FRENCH "SparEline Wlne.' Here the
seulanee the American GraPe ia far more rich
and utv in Its Aavar, Il makes delicious vine Tie
Prdice In favor OF the foreign article be regarded as
prejudice only, and inconsistent with true taste and jug
nIent.
The STILL WINE Is highly eateeme by Medical
noet admirable tonic for inv.ds and for sAoH4AETAi
purposes tits wholly unexceptionable.
The BRANDY made froa the CataEba Grape differs In
material degree ordinary French Brandy Of
but the uc It possesses alt those qualities which
should characterize superior article OF this kind and when
it desired have strictly Brandy for medicinal
other purposes, II cannot bt over estimated.
For sale by T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
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THIRD -SUllIMER STOCK.

BEG IsWve m Inform the puhlic have Just returned
l from the HaGt With my THIRD SUMMER STOCK, cou-
listing Of Lawns, BsraEes, Mautlllas. Get.
call especial Alteration TO my stock Oi straw aud Se-
p0Itzn B1nntts Of description, both 4ER md fancy
hie shalt cell cheaper than they have herH sold Et
this Session.
Boputt HStons. Of shie', raFrhH.sd large quantity
aud ahich reudrnt have thu lhTseft st1et IN
Wherli1s, 4hat all I than thee have bern sold yet bic
~ CaiaS Sil sssvseq gOafsof q Tire sasi
sell 1fa IS per eti. less ahaH bsfgr Hcase,
Ais5, dos BselFs shiel tnets the Htirnllon 81
Ttstg, ~ VII tfil cheap laSblhE Wo1ts
las. sns ihF suafaetafeFs ira fsr5TtrTd.
if 81 tisas- ellsE; sae 91ta. ihs great
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1IIsGELI I. ANEOUs.

AmerioanSW Wines and Brandy.
CSaofNa4t; brands and 2aaess s1lI1Nd bEdsds.
CPARKLING CATAWBA, Quarts and Pfnt9.l The FtYaI
y Of French Champagne.
STILL c1TAWB1, Corrt5Rend,ps 10 German Hook
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$ tss spenst af counties
tri,s n'jrfi of $50. gam ~ ths iii
rlei|. Yt1e Ii -.
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DIRECTIONS.

CATAHBA BRANDY, Distilled from CntaUba Wine
trictly pure; for medical purposes urrivalied.
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S1iQ9Itff 6I3t RFsis ~ a Il
- O. - f1Eg tig EG6B5 sfFIS
QeatEe ~ NOM Mi sffitSiff
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4EEe md 6f7sHRIN(3AfS0SI
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13esst III 81
tie pd1 f6stf#
~ she is
selscted 4Ofdydt
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alsdlnad
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MONEY ftot the stQta of JACOB STEINPfEiflJs
u s1AentreIr ifRfzE,QR8H5fHff5FJWS
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ADVERTISEMENTS

1TAvs you lylptps!a use TRAHAI'S ETJXIR.
HAYS sou kaeunIatilnl NE, IIAfPTOS'S TITSCIINE
are on bald BRAIDED. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
d. You EAnt good ininent, use FORaFiAs BALM.
Do yoH want lruah comb, bottle Of fne perfume
oto the bridge Corner Drug Store.
CONCENTRATED ISfK
!. Myour herrt iAns or tet, sse MERCHAT's GARGLING
Veyeu The piles, ethe certain PILE OINTMENT.
II8Te T1u q cough, e the HoARHouiD BALSAM.
No you WRneS
E41aldeF Brace Port NonnAie
SaPIOrtar balm o! thousand PIOwasa
Truss Electric OH
Randare Syringe or
Belt Pine sponge
HoItoEAy'a pile aad ointment
BAkeF'A Cod Liver OH
BceThAVe'4 Holland ntteFa
Ho0f!nad'G German BitteFs
Ror Sale hY 4. H. LOGAN 4 co.
RkIdFc CsFnPF DFugRiha
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efaa8ises p sattes
US kSia9a tTan daily at $50 r ~ wa TecelSe ana
g The foioinR stations only: Hrn
So9 atneron Burton, Behtets FsrrT {ToE
tons teH piedfnQn CdIn6trlail No fa ~ stStoT
81 81 johns tqn Harper5 Rerry IionoeSey
sJkesvIile dnd Rashtdgto Junction. = % y
the Accommodation Train daily fefcept sbfidoyo -
principal sEatl6nS - ~ eitE
alns VIII arrfFe ae follows: The AIalTfau ak4tS
HpEess Train 925 A. Al AecnE5i1otin ,rst
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Il 1 81 IA ana
$E ia ndistze
III Sptl
Bfibl I,ala5
4 49afI I'd sls46nd ttael it
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y lsts Egess vi tes % I'll tl 81 INC 6iF5f5f
,s s,H1eE N and sc tna e 90 fp beat iFet6Fas
e0n no1 before lhe ruhlaLf3dSQa9 GOlafi DeItotyGf
PRICE ONE BoLLiR i'ER BOTTLE
SANFORD CO., Proprielors. SIS ilroadIgSy NegsYorl
II IL. LOGAN g Co. Agents sEhcelinE.
JOHN y. PAHK, Cincinnati.
GEO II. hEfSf PittsbuSsb WholtRale Agents.
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EG.AfIHsEiV5 MoNAsBB

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2 5II g ssd nj Corns ana
X ehtrse
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cntorss Sal of Real Estate.
fESHILE pd6lEE ON fae day OF
bee9 next theF t0I6 l5fng
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a S4ts to4al1 lslHbe pllltt
4gsal4 Coon SklhS5
q, lQ1 Red e.
s r. 2q9tqQ Ores Rox q
QUO Milk "a
1Q COO MdStfafs g
- 1Q,Qg1NYildk Cat IS
1000 QpPos
ss AVERY
94ss9ae S149 lAAi1St. II heeIIhR3 Ne
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lsessssil rlNi = = y Cos
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Hin 81 elanfA q ana Dash a,.tstkts
ien5Nell I'D d n stitf
1bTEREsr 81 aiff m n ~ 4s,i as,s
4elp slssf ffE lfet lay an mint ap4N 2iiRG
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Fate Of tho Womtn Captured and Car
rftd Of BY Tic Indians in Iowa.

The st. Paul minnesota Piionee,
10Th says
No reliable information, so far as
we can learn, has been received from
the Indians sent out by agent Elan
for the rescue of the two cap
tive women but we are pained to
announce that we have information
concerning the women, whom they
were sent after, which is apparently
reliable, and which conveys the APP
palling intelligence that Mrs. Noble
lad been numbered, and that Miss
Gardiner had been put upon the side
of a hill as Il target for the shots of
the murderons tiends, the result Of
was that both Of her legs were
broken and she was left in that CON
dition to die. Fortunately, some
strolling Yanktowr Indians discov-
cred her, and removed her It'd the
Mission Station On Yellow Medicine,
where she is now receiving all the
possible, and as soon as conve-
rient will be brought to this city.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Attempted Suicide.

Monday afternoon, a middls aged
man, named VIM. Jones, empioyed
on Belle Isle, went into Messrs Dnval
& Norton'sS Drug store, Richmond.
and purchased half an ounce of iau.
dannn. At the front door, lie was
observed, says the W1tg toi place
the vial to his mouth, and swallow
the contents. He then proceeded to-
wards Cary street, and threw himself
upon the ground. Or. Powell. whose
officeis near BY, was apprizsd Of the
condition Of Jones, and at once adj
ministered Ia strong emetic, which
had the desired effect. Jones soon
recovered from the stuperfaction
caused by the potion, and was con-
ductcd homeWards. 1t is supposed
that an abbertion Of mind, produced
by intemperance, led him to Tie at,
tempt at suicide.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
ID 70 transports (, 1000 African slaves for

I'd TO transport 10000 African slaves for
The cultivation 81 cotton. sugar, &o, III
she French colonies. And here is n
other evidence thai the cry 81 equality,
liberty. fraternity may Be succeeded az
any moment BY The cry Of ..slayery, and
the slave-trade"--that the necessities Of
society may be pratifed. Ten Or twenty
Years hence, when millions Of negroes
shall have been thus transported. an edict
may 10 forth declaring heir apprentice
shin perpetual. NE can not doubt that
such Will be the end Of this thing.
In the meantime, what IS the United
States t do? Are we to stand by and
tamely see the sceptre of power, wealth,
and progress, wrested from cur hands
and transferred into the hands Of En-
gland and France? Is not cotton and su-
Gar the main stay--the bulwark-the APP
parent cause of all our progress, power,
wealth. commerce., and population =
None but the fool will deny il. Then are
we 10 stand by tamely whilst England
and France are about to supply the mar
keta Of the world with these great sta
pies from their colonies, under the miser-
able pretext of transporting Africans, APP
FI4&S#& E& 8&3aE&.E5T 4 4 T. TI&A lIRsS& n
prenticed to 10 years labor. Are we TODD
this, or are3we to take the bull by the horns,
and secure, BY direct importation and the
acquisition Of more cotton and sugarterri.
tory, the monopoly Of these great staples
AT present We say no more. We ex-
.pIess No opinion. Let every patriot look
to his country, her progress. her power,
her supremacy utterly disreggarding the
mere whim Of the day--the whining about
slavery, the slave trade, and such like
stuff and let him act in such a way as
will best secure tosthis great Confedera'
cy its power and its glory--that which
gives it it's power and glory-the cotton
monopoly The age is big with grea
events, and quackery will be death. 4
INN nerve and bod heart is the only hops
of safety and they who most clearly
perceive the signs Of the times, thu
anticipating the changing opinions grow.
EE#E&FEA Z8HNS @SEfI - NE..EK @EsH#, E+ Is. 3
ing out Of the necessities of modern civ.
~iliszation, will carr off the prize.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
TIdst Barins R0b6efy.

The bdldestand nlf stEd&ring robbery
wye relnainber ever to have been com
m1tted HI This eit,, was peerpctrated
on Tues HIN night'last. The extensive
.iewve.Iry esl blisIAnent of Mr., w w.
Adam oil king Street was entered,
BIZ means D false keys through the
front doom and nearly his entire stock
.of Watch and Jewelry stolen and
as yetfn0Idlne whatever has been OBJ
tanned al III who ahe robbers are.
THE burglars selected the Silver ware
from the MbattaIand Imitation ware,
CARRYING pbf al the Silver and leaving
the imitation. Each case was opened
and its ctaltest stolen. Tie boxes
containing Bets of jewelry were emp
tie.l, and the boxes left. All the
Watches iii the store were carried of
AMONG them many that had been
left there biz persons to be repaired
The iron safe was entered, also, by
means, Bill false keys, and all the
money ard 5iewlry Id it takeI.--
Nothing ih1tlle Store was broken or
damaged, but the thieves accom-
Tplished their purpose in the most
abbott manner. Even the case in
which the repaired watches were kept,
the hey off which had been carefully
put away, was opened, and the key
found intAe lock. The robbery was
discovered yesterday morning about
5 O'Clock and notices sent by tele-
graph, railroads and other means, III
all directions, and a reward of One
Thousand dollars offered for the de-
tection ofltlIe thieves, and recovery Of
the1stolen| property.
The articles stolen comprise all
kinds Of Gold and Silver Ware, and
Jewelry, and Watches usually kept
in d Jewelry and Watch store.
This waslthe most extensive estab-
Ilishmeat of the kind in the city, and
we have seldom known more excite
ment than existed yesterday, on &C
count Of tho robbery. That, q store
on the principal street IN the city
|could be thus entered, and its entire
contents carried OF without detection
or the slightest clue as to whom, or
at what tilno Of the night the robbery
was committed is most singular. II
is very evident that three or four
must have been engaged, as n or
two EconIdndt, without running arisk
that thieves would scarcely be likely
to do. have carried off all that was
taken from the store.
Mr.. Al loss will not fall far short
Much sympathy is expressed for
Mi. Adam, who is one of our NEST
worthy and respected citizens-Az-
econdssG Gasetts.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
IooMMuErcATEp.1

Eds. 0f ~ Kandschd KoAey Star: 8
Ii IS not my purpose to engage %
q controversy with the writer 81 MS
article, in your last issue, oyer me
SIGNATURE Of sigma further than
ri reply briefly 10 his query.
II can hardly be supposed that any
protestant efthe present day pretends,
that the ceremony of "laying on Of
hands' So oftenspoken of IN the writ
ings of the Apostles is d divine I'M
s~titution. III was d practice, aye, q
rule of the Apostles themselves, the
opinion Of Bishop Burnett, who is
quoted to- the contrary, notwithstand-
ING; hence We shy apostolic rite OF
ceremony just AS we would say the
apostolic ace, or ID allusion to any
ceremony or rite practiced by tbs
Jews, call ii aJewish ceremony.
Tile Greek, Roman, and Episcopal
Churches practice ii, following the
example of the Apostles:-tl tile latter
church however, dissenting from tbs
teachings Of Rome that it Is \ sacra'
mem, regarding it merely n ceremon,,
OF rite.
WI think we have abundant autho.
ity for observing and continuing tht
custom as an Apostolic rite, but let
every one b. fully persuaded;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
PromCalifornia
THE ILLINOIS

ARRIYALOF THE lLlANOSl
Nrw York, June 2s.--THe Illinois e
stea,nsb,n with California malls to
the 5th. and $4,000, 900 insgold mas
arrived. She brings alsosSop pas
senpers. The bark Mora arrlvea =
Panama on the 10th, with 50v q
Walkers men. They were EN-, "
Aspinwall and put on hoard ~ :
ffrigate Roanoke.
Tie u. S. SIoop Of War Saratoga
arrived at Aspinwall On the 15th
and on fhe 10th. the slooP Of war
Cyare. from San Juan del Aorte, ar
rived with 142 ofWalker's men.
The Wabash sailed from Aspin7
wall on tlse nth, with 142 gf Walk
er's.menl and ii now cominghp the
bay. Three hundred were on board
the Roanoke at Aspinwah, when the
| Illinois sailed.
More reliable intelligence OF the
Sonora Expeditionists has been re-
ceiyed. The main facts concernnlne
the total humiliation OF CrabDfs par
ty are confirmed. i
The trial of Mcgowan at SanfFran'
cisco, charged with being an accesso'
nv IA the murder Of James king,Eo q
William, terminated in q verdict 2
Ilnot guilty.
The Democratic State Coz rentiof
was to be held On the 14th 3 f}July
The most prominent gubernaIorial ~
pirant was ex-senator Waller lie
encounters opposition from tlfe Bro,
denick Clique. who will use every
exertion for the success OF their Owl M
candidate.
Great Indignation agaiI5t the Nor
mons in Utah, prevails thrOughoui
the State, since Judge DruliImoondiF
deyolopenlents. .E
Tie Shipments Of gold foE the At
@lantic coast are greatly increasing.
Agriculture has been greatly beng
fitted by late rains, and q fair crop H
anticipated.
AlrumOr now prevailed, tnnat Ooi
Haughtrey, Meter and RefineF at tlIt
.lU. S. Branch Mint, was a defaultel
to tile amount of between four anl
live hundred thousand dollars bu'
lie had made over all his property Y
the Government against any deticiell
Ecy that might be- found On exinamlflat
'ltion.
Advice from Aspinwall state tha
a proposition had been presented il
1.-THE New Granadian Congress, an
thorizing the President to settle thl
Edificulties with the American Gov
ernment. 1t had not been acted q
at latest accounts.
Peru was qniet. Vivapco still
held the steamers Assurance anC
Peytona: Castilla's government wa
considered firmly established.
The French and English pIotecto
rate over the Ghinehas is confirmed
1t is said that the American Miristet
protested against the proceedings.