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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
.GemeiffY.

II 4 T A NE EFiNG .efltI4.Goltorst
IA Kanawha CeinefeFy, hi III N tie ia 81
2bf August in pursuance or B nntiee dply,is.. 4
.tised IN THE "KanaW Valley sts,n y.
t' Kanawha Republican, rs aaIiesps6-
Certificates herewflh;ftea. there,iS e,s No..
Joel Saffher fIepty w Gaodwins NisI',sI
Frzhugb =, b Swami, John 4. gtay,s
James ". BfoTp, Wm4A; QuartiEr. rae,
Patterson! VIE R&nlt..' and. lss az n. Sas
H. On motion qf VIII iaar A. Qta.risr. b.
Raffler wh 5 app tinted CAotrgap. aud Is
.N, Smith, Secietq1a. 81 llie meeting.
II Ormo'ioR ef james MtBrowH, lie meet,
Proceeded 10 elect Trustees, when he fopt
ing gen leinen were cbossa. James II. B ~
T:B Swami, y. FiIzh1kh; YIN. j. Rsg
William Al Quartet ThomPs6n L! smitl j!
Joel Rufraer.
On motion Of a. Fiazhugh. James "
Brown, William ]. RaHl, and VIM. A. On
rier We're appointed a Committee to assts q
aHle bylaws. and report tie same 10 i
meating atiSoyne fniuredag3 s.
The Trustees being ar present, Idsor,
themselves into separate meeting A. d
ELECTION Of officers, WHEN James H. Bpg
WIS choosen President OF tire BOARD 81
Williams Slmmers Secretary and Tfessar
LwRieh' pfeFeedinEs were had in tie pIksea
Of the MEETING, and were ordered % BE- inca
poTated il,its p.0ceeaings.
On potioR, the meeting adlournad to 4
Goth dayof Sestepber nett
r II JOEL RCFRNER, Presideni
IsAq/N. SIirn, Secrettrg.
A true coAy from. the or gital. iufthe hs
viii NJ Of ISaAc NJ Smith, SecretarY Of h
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
Or. RObarsS Suetess.

We have always been inelined 70 reeeIFflI
with doubt the accounts of wonder u tcuIt
in desperate cases with which the HropttlcI'
of patient medicines are ACCUSTOMED 70 gsi11
iSh their advertisement but the effects pi9.
dpced BY the Scandinavian Remedies 81 teS
distinguished Swsde aye so notorious, apd z
amply verified by direct personal testHnoat 4
to put doubt and Suspicion oBto the qtlesilOn
The cures. as reported by patients them;SfNs g.
comprehend nervous complaints. dysAeps Y
bilious disorders, fits rheumatism, and flnos.
every species ofdiseasa affecting he stsnls,en p
the skin, and the organs OF respratiant ! q Z
der thesA circumstance we can have na olle:I
lion in giving snch important facts ruhaatfll |
QUO columns. Hamlet saws, e There is rial'
in heaven aud earth than is dreamed Z I'm ~ y
philosophy" and every day convincss %. IN ~
tile science Of medicine is not the eSeillsi,I
propertygof tithe faculty.o De. RohFacS ~ -
acqnireaEfam and fortune By bis sue 81. !.
Treatment df3diSease, aud his Blood i qtles
and Blood Pals arebin general demand n
AdvertSeme MT,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
Mr.. GARpAsD ,editor.ofs6e Blue Ralg
IReputliaaa, announces h.5 intention .
issuing that paper ssenisw ~ !
| For ths Eaaawha y4lley Star
III! ~MGftiG,.

H Received the Nominate as A candidate
for Congress insshe Second District Gold
City proper upon the first ballot. Mr.
Martin is universally well Known as one
Of our most respectable merchants and a
Sound Democrat He is 4 sincere sup.
r9rterofthe present Administration, ard
iNfiexibly devoted to the principles of,the
Democratic Party, whatever may have
been bis Individual views In relatioiExto a
bg gone issue, an extinct question ofpub,
Flic policy, an3obsolete matter pf opinion
\ he has never swerved for aninstant in his
lahegiance to the party, He has no highel
opinion Of boilers, seceders, and disorl
GAMERS, than thatI which we cntertair
| ourselves. His nomination will be cor,
daily and enthusiastically endorsed. VIZ
| believe it.is the 5first time for nearly half
century chat tile merchants have had
REPRESENTATIVE Of their own class il Con
| eress, They cannot but admit that Mr.
| Martin is||eyery way well qualified to DE-
| fehd their rights and advocate their inter
esfs, and We confidently trust they viii
aise him warm and Jealous support
Hs enters upon TIKI canvass with th'
| brightest prospects Of success I1hila
delphia Argus.
+ mr.. Martin is well and faEorahly known
Ito n,any.in Va. Although noara Ithrorugl
Pepnsylvanian, it Is belieyed1 BIT the wri
| teri he Is native pf Virginia, havins
enegrated to Pennsylvania when a youth
forl more than thirty years, he has bedr
an active high-minded and successful
Merchant of Philadelphia; to nsny ofou
citizens, Ihe Is we'll known, and is hishl,
appreciated Germany acts ofliberalityiane
kindness. While he has always been tru'
Ito3the Democratic party, his views havt
been enlarged, pstripcal and national IL,
will make 4 most useful efficient and prac
tial member Of Congress. Success Z
fhifnl H1 "A IKANAWHAN. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
For IL Knnawha Val
Imhr6yementS.

M naotle Of Charleston should aWak-
n. i ,Ro;r s;ntetests, and at Che next ses-l
Son &. ofthe Legislature, have grant Tor 2
Tnrnpike road from Arnoldsbnrg, ~ III ne
County, Of Calhoun, BY the way Of pig
ssssnd ysA 10 Charleston. Arnoldsbufg -
I,nw tbe oounty Seat Of Calhoun County,
u i = situated In 4 fine, fertile country,
yyb;cb ina few years will be denseiy
ponuated, and tie people ef pecsesslqlg
HIT. have TO trade al some point where
Hab,;ot Conveyance can .befs hadss and
charleston would be as suitable place
q abv-other, or more so, from the fact,
tbat It il about as near asaEy point where
ntIblic conveyance Gan be had, and the
Salt works, being adjacent where salt
ca,t always Be had, lower thanany where
Eeise. would be an indunement for farmers
I I'd trade 1t that place. But for the want
Of / seodd road, leading to Charleston;
the people lin, Calhoun, Braxton and
E.Rbane Counties, are directing their trade
| toI Iother points--Ola rksburg, Ravens
Ewdod, Pomroy, Sc, having better facllI-
| tiess for reaching those points than Charles
| toh. This matter should moi be over.
looked bg the citizens of Charleston, and
| lie people-to whose interest il would bt
II tfadeat that point, but more partlcu
Ilarly by the citizens Of Charleston them,
selves, il they desire to build up theil
Town. and make it what nature has de
Bfsaed ID should be-. "A,
+ . ~ CITIZENS OF CALHOUN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
tsi ls
f'1Aaaabyn u all.p sfarI. I
sTSN. TUESDAY,, SEPT. is5s.
Editorial Chan ge.

n 4+ j. N Il 3 =
sTHE CoaaarrRg whoihave edited the Star
sinesSfi s .rensevA. to ChsrIeston, have REIN
qafshed. io Hill RrSpLE. the control Of The
PAPER Though friends and 'well-wishers Il
the STD 5thST are no angaT, responsible 9ei
its eaEforp.s NJ IMr R9Hde viii announce tc
tlietf3i 5ffIts til mole in which the papst will
Insecticides conducted s GOMMl1.TEE n
fl CONNECTION With the above, I5will sat
that there will b5 no changein the p tlitics g
this p#p4r+- tIlaL rs columns will still be DE.
voted to tie interest Of the Democratic Patty
to Western Virginia TO the South, and to oal
Common Country.
The 5editorial columns will be conaactei
with Al least As mach ability as they. have
hitherto been, las fine undersigned will be as
sisted BY the pens of many Of thole who have
hitherto written #fpr the Sfa-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07

The ILLTRADE.--Whe could dream
Of the magnitude such an undertaking as
Che manufacture Of a Purgatire Pil as
sumes when itIoomes into genera uae.-
And how painfully do the following mum
bers speak Of the amount Of human sick
ness and suffering, that little motcel Of a
remedy goes forth to. combat and subdue.
DR. ] G. AYER Of Lowell, manufactures
IN his laboratory forty gross per diem Of
his Cdthartie Pills, through all the year.
This is eight boxes a minute or one dose
q second. We thus find over As, 900 per-
sons swallow this pill every day, Or r.
296 600 a month {! Physicians, think Of
that $4,000 patients a day who seek re-
lief from the medical skin Of one nan
Surely that man should be, as he is In
this case one of1the first intellieence and
2of the highest character. His occnpa.
ttion entails upon him fearful resso,tsii-
bllity4for the veal or woe Of bis Iellow
man. dias,flfe Courier.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
n From he P arkersburg News
!. Democratic DistricfIeaRYentiOn.

The Democratic. Executive Sommlltee
for this Congressional District convened
in GlaTksblrg on Thursday last, pursu
ant 10 previous notice, for the purpose Q
determining upon tie time and place. fol
holding the next Democratic Dlstrlc
Convention to nominate Candidate tol
Congress. We had expected to have re-
ceived the proceedings thereof, in4>tliinle
| for publication in this paper, bat we.ha'Yat
been Disappointed therein. The follow.
ing, as We are informed, was the result y
the action had 4: Il. \ y. ta ..t.% +
| The Committee was called 10 order By
the Chairman, A. N. WILLIAMS, Of Wood
and L.: A.. PHELPS chosen to act AL See
rotary. The following counties were rep
resented Barbour, Calhoun, Doddridge
Gilmer, Harrison, Kanawha. Lewis
Richie, Roahe. Writ aud Wood !. com
prising about two-thirds Of the Democrat
ic votes Of the District. After ssyera
Intellectual ballots, PaFkersburg was a
length selected as the place for holding
the Convention, and Friday, the 4th day 0
March, 1852 jas the time. The Com
mitteeD them adjourned, sine de. .=t@
SINCE writing the above. we have re
ceiyed the 9fhFial proceedings, which ar
as follows: Ftl. F%.tI Hit .
/ Pursuant tdprevious notice, the fabSv,
Committee met 1T CIark$bnrg, on Thurs
day, the 96th.ihst., for The purpose Of fix
ling slime ahdt place OF holding tile mex
Congressional Convention, for the It'll
Go ~; s.' Oral ]. District;
Ihe meeting was gained Ito order by NJ
chairman a.. fnai,. a. y Williams ESD, and q
m nsHn o. - E. NJ. smith. Esd; +. y- 4
PEeIFis, OF hltehle, was appointed SeaFe
tary. iy.fEg i5.5I7 .+.t
On motion # Al 1: G Resfr' Esq, Tho.mHp
son sufghn9f, 81 barp'opr, was aPpe9intle'
ass rs secretary. A., .#
\ I1e RON pe!gB called ttbe foilosW ''ll;
members p SAID Comf 1l..tt were f hlP
present .tFI. !: ,.-.,,. xIs il :. I'M
4 y, Williams q Wbod; a; y. RegeF
q barbour; &. vi. Smith. OF Harrison; "
4. Phelps, IF Richie Peter soufGR9rn
fof CALHOUN: Y. Stewart, 81 Doddridt l!
Il Lag nNs II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
l.E For the kama wha Valley Star.
Great Revival Of Religion at JaeksOn c, n


Nh. EDtToR During the last three
weeks, va have Witnessed the most pow
erfuls revival of the work Of God, ever
known in the annals Of Ripley circuit.--
During that short period, So persons
have COINED the M. E. Church South, and
about rs have bsen happily converted to
God. We are now in Ripley closing our
work for the present Conference year ;
and We find that 297 have been added TO
the Church, and nearly that number have
protested faith in Christ. To God be all
the glory. Our new church in the town
Of Ripley 1--WE are happy to say is now
progressing rapidly toward completion.
Before the close Of the year So We ex-
poetic haYea comfortable and neat house
in this town, inwhichto worship God.
Yours as ever, w. BRISCOE.
RIPLY. Sep, Sd.
p. s. NJ. Hinerant'' please COPY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
]. The LYnthhnrg Repnhliean.

Mr.. FIooD, under whose a1spices this
journal has been conducted f5r the las,
two years, has retired from its control
and been succeeded BY Mr.. RoBERrH
GLASS ash editor and proprietor. Nr.
Glass is aIpolitition of experience, a wri--
terof liability, and 4 Democrat without Il.
proafch. He viii inpart a fresh impulse
70 tile prosperity 81 tie Repa5tim,..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
KANAWHA VALLEY STA * i;

SAMUEL SAusDERs, civil engineer and
geologist 81 this place, not willing fhat NJ
his energies should he devoted ~ bis
professional Occupation and having 2
spacious lotIof ground surrounding his
residence, il giving some attention to
horticulture, which not only. proves a
pleasant pasttirne, butts highly reEEiuner-
alive. IA few weeks since he presented
|us with some fine English pt'nes + very
choice notwithstanding nearly four
inches in circ,,mfeFenee, Yesterday he
presented I'D with . basket Of Peaches q
several vaFieties !; but among which one
variety especially drew our attention s' II n
|[TGia was ! cling peach rather bel bIyt. the
medium Size, with i stone nearly rpund
I.aaiud only alittle larger than that5of afEcher,
FRY.
I Mr Saunders deserves the higheFt ap'
probation for lis efforts, and we hope hi'
success viii be an inducement to qher'
70 fimproye their orchards. FIN
z" Aor1sa elRoUs.Y THE visit III The
| circus to this placesllas made "clrcu'
actors out aIlIthe ysr&white and 8lael
Tin the place. Until 4 few days Epas
| miniature tents might Iaye been seeniexe
ry-evening upon vacant lots about to wn
but as there is an end to everything, Sc
there has been.a end to !" circdses' ii
Ithis place, at lepst for.the present. Fht
cause Of % sudden disappearing Of Ethf
Egymnastie tents, was caPsqed by nqsFc
boy almost breaking his neck last v{ek
By ttumbling ii one Of their !" circHs9 r.
Some doabts were entertained ofhis Ire
covery at the time Of the accident bud b,
Iis now convaleseent. We also leara tlla
! White boy had his arm broken will
trying 10 ialtaEe : walking the wire.''1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
Later From Ear6ps.

New YoRK, Aug. 3O--The Steamship
Gin IF Baltimore arrived this morning.
and brings Liverpool dates To tie ISL
a conspiracy had been discovered Il
Einburg, Austria. among scloolber
twelve and thirteen wears Of age Oil
was sentenced to death. and others ID ID
prisonment. The investigation led tolht
discovery of a formidable eonspirses
with ramifcations IN Austria aud Poland
having in view the. general rising Of 4
sclavo1ic population Of Austria. e fdiH
a Republic.
Adyiees from Paris indicate the prof.
ability Of an expedition against Ma lagasS
car, by the forces Of France and Eanlf
LATER. 4 4
e ST. JoHSs. n. f.. Arg. ga ,s:Rah
propeller arrived here to-day with Liver
pool dates to Ahe 21st inst.
Cotton steady; Flour quiet. WHeiI
advancing. Corn quiet 81
A boundary difficulty has arisen p
tween France and Switzerland. s.
Austria has decided. to increase her nav
expenditures fifty per centum:
The British steamer Gyclops1 bon
bartled JedGah before satisfaction "
obtained for the recent murder Of Chr
tiahs. Eleven culnritS were executed L; d
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
From the Kiehmond ps.s !
Judge BfOeksnbroug6 B,,li,I. =

~ ~ eu sDetliAh
The-subjoined letter from Is, !.
,SherraFd Clemens will be re,3 Tug Y
IRENE regret by q very lasre NV. i
Democrats throughout YiPr,,lsss.' lasI
kno~ that Judge Broekenbtoa,,h' x. III
decided choicesof a very lafgs9 r -.
the Democracy. We have nj s.
munication with Judge BroeEs.sl o ii y
on tliislsubiect. Wehave hiter,... 81
ed Judge BrockeabfeugIi n M isslf
accept the nomination. solely. i. 8
fact that he, was preferred by w. u
oft cohtFibutors d the !" Eacai,!.,a| ~ \
the country press Since the H. y.
clines the position, the attendos sass 1
friends must be turned to soma ,
candidate: s.rT ". %
WHEELING, Va, Aus. D. ss.I
70 ne Editors oftde Eaqai{,,
Gentlemen III am aatb6,;,,
Judge John W, Brockenbre,It,b J. i
that while he cannot underrsfa y y 2 !
parent kindness which has ban e. ~. e i
/ ed towards him inthe preseataf;s ;s.s', 4
name as a candidate for iava.s =
holding as he does q judiciaIno5siqsss
tirely congenial tolhis tastes III, 9,' ~
tians, he begs. respectfully = 5 ,alli'
lin any way, the use Of his NJ 8 s5,a ,tls'll
coming canvass. = Y
/ Asone of his friends fantiilii,, MA. !,
popularity, | have had tbe en 4, !" e :
ascertain what his positle. s.a,sI
and i will thank you 10 pabFsS,Sa.uO'e'
IN sstenso, in the columns Of vSi, ~ n 70
! ami alone priyy to, and rsesD5 gssl
for. the terms of ibis note
/ have the honor to BE,
]. Very respectfully. VEINS.
III SIEERRgkRD CLEMENS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
lIAND FOR SALE.

10Y yirtuFe Of adecree OF the Count ~ .go; N
I'D rendered at its Now NIL er term, ?, ~ e; 81
the cause OF MshIon S. Morris, against IN
II, Ellis. Ishan sell on the 4th day Of M a.,
bsr, IS5a iii font of the Court House Q! ~.
nam COUNTY, at public auttipn, e tAe nlsH Hs;i
bidder, for cash, tle tract d hand lyliye,s I'D
County, nllsig Hurricane, upnl Ml y ~,
said Lewis n. Els slew - =
INF eighty se iess I.iss.s W -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07

AtNEAr CALCULATIONS, Its estimated
that there are i03. 500, 600 laying fowls
inithe country, Of which s5O, o60, 900 lay
one egg8a day throughout the year -
ms would give the annual crop of lo,-
200, goo, 900 eggs and these at s cents
per dPzen would bs worth sl2l, 666, 666.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
zlhe Wealher.

We are glad To learn that he wesstlle ilIs
highly fayora bic to the crops, but, shoe9 :
accident happen in the shape Of violent 80 lsa @s
blight, or some noxions insect, our zniR,
would be blasted There is mo insee1 a
Hblighiing accident likely to reach 50 firmly & 81
tabIshed an institution as the Lottery pm ar
Swan & Co, of Augusta. Georgia y ~ ~
mail them $40, of S215 sRd obtain 9 M e;
et it may chance 70 pay you an eao 81 81
profit in the shape of prize That taes ,s an
4 fayoritess erop'f teeultivate Is Obvious NV
the great popularity Of their establishment
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
Nv D1scov Corn Mrxtp

NEWLY DIscovERED GoLD M1EEs.
Monsieur Borden and party have Arrived
in Kansas City. from Pixies peak; Ne
braska Territory. He repoBts newly dis
covered mines. He brought with him
several ounces Of gold. and confirms the
existence Of gold mines BIZ Cherry creek,
branch South Platte. latitude 80. ft3S.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07

Mr.. CoBpRS requests us u say that his
stay IN Charleston viii be limifed, and
those wishing lis'enssses Of themselves o.
friends should cali al Brooks Hall With
uttdelay, and secure one Of lis MELA1S-
ArYPEs. 4 new and beautiful style ofpor-
trisure OH iroal Goiand see them. 1.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
1904 4.

On motion Of q. W. Duyall the meet
ing then proceeded to appoint time fol
holding said Observation-Disclosures il
was resolved unanimously III E!s
That the 4th day5of March, 1859, bs
tho Time of holding said Convention!
On motion, il was resolved thai the
Democratic papers Of this district be Re.
qnAsten Ito publish the proceedings 81
this Convention.
A. N. WILLIAMS. Chairman.
D.. A. PHELps, j
THOMPSON SURGHEoR, ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07

RuMoRgp DEATH OF Col. RusK, OF Az Az
KANSAS THE Napoleon Ark ftdnle. =
Of the goth. notices rumor of the ae'..f
Of COL RUsK. the newly elected Congress
man, but doubts the truth Of the runlO. t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
i Beautiful Present. Y

Fl Last week we were plasdatsd .by lady.
this lslaee, wltE51a mat, beautiful and.
oisplasiy wrAgbt ekFsl basket, con
nine piasl5s Many thanks Ito
.--- !, ! III, /, Nv has been appointed
ssswa 5. = nsvil 4 .SalInds, pfes
All persons indeb tet ~ me IA. ST Is ,,g,S
+ AZ it's Office and seitis II q, . n g
complied with BY Tn ISL
4 p5le,l GO place his clai
paper ai'ieefs for cole,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07

a step son of James Hastings, aged is
wears was droEneA at Lib saliaes one
lav Ess gTd2lk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-18
IIII. globe.


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To Con rrs.-."usi 4. POI. sal AFr'u'is 20 10 r.r.
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