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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13
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CHARLESTON. TUESDAY, JULY "a, 1895
SNAIL Enterprise De Encouraged I

III "A he HQDSeIVf alild " iuudi, pY ihsAAu-8
ting comparisons between the natural
Dommefciaf- md manufacturing adysn-l
tages oftlilfersat States, Counties, citiesI
and villages, is enableiE 10 trace thel
causes That give the one Al advantage
over thef others, and 10 point out The
means to sbs 5i,ses., il order q ttievglop
hitherto hiddsnor unusedmeans Of pros
perity-44means which. il used, would f.
til1tate hescemner;ial prosPeffsYgof t llFat
State IN section n3the artietes which
appeared IN Tire VI sStar last vintet, on
lae subject Of the1 Tuternal Improrea1enlIts q
Trans Allegheny Virgins. il was at=.
tempted 70 point some q ths GANGS st
!. which tended 10 < retard this portion IF
the Cbnmonwealih, Che necessity IF y
change Of tactiss ID this respect, ana Il + (
vas alsoIshowaby what means the Moth \
1 Urn States had surpassed NiFggilia IL il
commercial prosperity when their Etl ~ Ell
ral advantages were no better. ifas ggoaa
III M. ,,,s 4 rta,,sa orl ;aanenbs
i whenno part Of lhe State, nor Of the Uni93F,
4 equalled4 il IN natural advantages. MNe
/ showed thatss Philadelphia gained heliifPll
pprtance, by herirtimate eonlseletion Wif y
/ H. i, raens. caol and Iron fields. br
Mems n H. ito,li arteries which ranifly
{ IA wbol, lstata Il was demenstratttl
( -tbat tha4 e,n,tae il, greatness ii II iii
yart w5s lowint5s 10 tae Genius il ftF
4 clintoo aoi iii s,itorpfiso ofber inlabit5
III tba III Id hro;eetia5 and tlie jill.
n = IL cons,r1,n5 tiag lhe Efie Canal, otBe
NJ Il yafE4 E=f Fnlfv 5r.#aa II was ca,led iii
ill., Jill II f,li5win, H. 4i,at e.teat c,G.
/ tatnrisa III .sfiIl more canals a,1I I,s
thasa Till 4, s,,,,y "a men 4 4rail roads 81
sAllus;on Hwas also made l.. the rapiEl
sstr;des 5Baltinore has nasljs IL late years,
liz commercial prosperity and all owfug
,os4 No ent,,rrnr;sa IL ber1 athens. in1pla-
Io;b !, bar inH eonnexiion with the iiI rojn and
D lin , - nF...,.l.sl .T3Sn II
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your ov II s = 70 : III vs.. 80
sS III hhd assiss ~ yoaiSeises' 5I5:,
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II. !. III Bhnqh eneTPHse = lhe,e FAtllo ~
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of@ go Pa -heaai n llaVe We Yilt !,
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, on
ElI the NiaEErY 4luestiOn.

Z. We publishb below an extract from the
Pastoral Address q the Southern
Iethodists, signed by six Bishops in be-
talf Of the general Copfef enve that lately
act in NashFille/ rsH
We haye fnaugprated 20 important
duh book Of Discipline. W.
.etufn II 70 fdu untouched, save with 4
al arrangement Of lis sections and fey
verbal afteras ions.
The only. Exception tothis remark is to
oe found Ii hAd most unanimous vote Ct
Ills body, let9fpmending the Annual
Conferences (ocolcur wilhns ipsexFunssEz
iug from ourIGeperal Rules the rule cons
ceEniAg g theEbuging and selling Of men,,
women, and @llildfcn with an intention AZ AZ
englaye1hemRi} The questiohsof slavery
has long .aait4ed the. Church and COUNT
trF. The Sdhthe rnChuHeh, whiletye >in
co,hnqdtioG WfthE the North, avowed her.
conviction tE4t The subject belonged g
tsssasar, and that ecclesiastical legislation
tabn il s1e5I4Fary ID the teachings Of
Christ and exhmPle d the apostles. ltt
coahsels wefeipnheedttd, heI r remon .. 7,
tes- dfsregard4d, and the unfortunate. p9il-
levi which firsE obtruded it into the lfg-
isiation ofthe Church maintained it there.
Notwithstanding history accumulated ev-
idencf>aIn1ounFRRg 70 femo ll ,e ll.aE
its con4'iGfale$ Mas H.. thf5ocea =, ~ 9'E1f
and trouble aIlsnatiq1nI and tt dIscora;I lis
simple presehfR In otH book Of Jaws,
while the Methodist EDiscupal Church In
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13
Ri the "Kafasha Valley STAT,
relefrati0u at Buffalo.

Vhile So 9,ah vi sA ah,,a,li1g ~ tbak n,aa1i
g R; III ma 81 desbits ofaliJ my
teallnS sP psa,oe;fv f5r saeI important
now sefpsbe1ssa II an like Tie man /
So ~ ~ -. 4. t1sro q,s.cs III 4 venture.
= Lhu W ..aaaa IN in nv speFegfma. |
i sg=.i i, 49, ~ II Nuno,t 4 celebration
Ions 2 ~ MI T L, Warmth in% the beau
= "a ;a,aroe, i,,t,};Elloltonf 4 or Buffalo.
! r t., VA rEa t1ortIsIe bulat
: N !, n ,ha.sn,anb,r of Il. urielouHed
tflit = ~ ~, n9;,Ilt afIspmner, wftll thf
-, y ao ~ standing at a5o The bell
l,'' 81, NJ Il - r. sariR called up attcit
7. lne ., Il i orIer of. Tia ANU. add yot1f
tloll-l'D III I'M was so3on faana mingled
pn,.sa crowd il the eitizens oftheI
WIT vi, 8 80 ..,,ntry il tben wavto The
,l''Fo s,St 80 = ,r..an;ze tb,. asefell
Piaea s e shSsl. s. 5bat ..all things
s2t :l1t. l., {oao dccsntlg and ii order
m mi ~ !, 1T No. "a abe M IA ESouth,
ul9 III. M M ~, tSnIency II -s. whafs
1 !, !. s3.e, ~ A., Wsn there were Two ef
~ ,ros a1 Marsb.ls one they called MAYOR
ei'eSs p a,sl.. .f crave appearaIlde, land
so. .,l l':ss E Fl, and dissrinIinatine
ss W. tl'S b;;sh Ey;lsn,ly under proper err
. s'aaee "' w@hEl develop Iao culinary
$3.50 mi. M;ritarr Is,etics. Another
alllou p'. I, . I discovered As the
ltiilt1' h N"Yt NJ = .a,1lna4 ,fga,1,s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

NoTIcE-- The Alb Quarterly Meeting
sof|the If Ei Church, south viii be held
iinlthf Court House. ghs this place.. on
next SalnrIat5a1d Sunday
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

Ex President MoNkpE,s re remains ?? 'n.- lglt
New York an DE Sd inst, and " were e.. -
posted. amid Imposing ceremonies IN
tie tomb i4YigHed for them in Rich none
On The .ah. III our next we will sjyo.a
SUMMARIZE +theproceediigs both al New
York and iRichsnPpd IL <-..sN ~ l. =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

ZlleE DE- / sIIlana w.iIII FaIleg..s....

~ Fol the ~ha FaIlegsta,
Mr. tsp1rdn:-f was PLEASED j :. :.
Che last is4ue softke i stars Y ~ ns -
Judge Jora vi I}Root5E Seeo,, .aa''ls q
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10 be the best s1tggasflonyet 4,,d ,tf tlli'
Il Judge B, ssbould reeeisas ia u, :, a1t
tieu. he wifl be4slaeted alnest l., ,94.,l 7,
nation. Judge Hroekepbto,,,,tT,., .Fei' !
dod superior taldnts Ills aoesIlress Ill -.
his a(lafility, his seniletnanlS Il.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

Up. 10 Jply 9h.. II newt t4 70 z been e,
heard Of |ths >shiHs Which were 5enf out
. l"y@90%f 'he a. A''' 7 fsl's'aP 'o. "a.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-14
MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
GARGLING OIL FOR
Man and Beast

Has been before the public more than 90 year:
and is deseryedy popular.
Extract Of |, tier from L. c Lampher, dated
.H ftt Cleveland Ohio, Sept Is 1856.
Ihave been the only agent for Mustang Lihi
ment in this city for number oGyears, but ] have
now given it up, for consider your Oil better ar
ticlc | can endorse the language of j. G. Black
proprietor OF large Livery Establishment here who
says 81 use the G-rgling Oil externally and inter-
naly. and III be hanged if it isn't the best medicin,
in the world,
Extract Of letter from R. Vandervort, dated Nor
row county o., Mny TO- 1856 'f
The GargliRg Oils selling very rapidly here
The good qualities Of this linlment arejust begin
ing to be found out. am selling some hundred
kinds of Iiniments, but none Of them can compete
with the Gargling Oil. Send US good supply.
Extract OF letter from j. H. Sprague, dated Ca ;
rettyilIe, o., Sept 10, 1856.
Your Gargling Oil is the best horse medicine
know OF. Ii tsells better than any other medcin,
now in use. ft
Extract Of aietter fromJ. H. Snedeker, dated Nash
vile, o., Sept 6, 1885,
Please send another assortment of your Garglins
Oil as am out, and the people here think it is the
only reliable medicine in the world.
gJ-I amphtets gratuitOusy furnished by agents
with testimonials OF its utility. M
All orders addressed TO the Propfietors. M I'll
Tucker g. Co., Lockport N. Y.
9rFor sale by Druggists and Merchants gener.
ally, through the United States, British POSSESSIONS
and other Countries. And by u SHg
Jno. Beall, Cadiz; VIM. H, Watson & Co; Har-
risville; j. Bowers < Son, Leesvile; w. P4 San.
ders Scio; and by dealers generally throughout the
vicinity. Wholesale at all commercial towns.
Oct 29 l857.Iy.
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I.Pt.,.I Notice.

William II. Ladd, In the Court Of con!moi
Treas OF HuTIlsOu IuuG
Moses IIandley, et al. Wy, Ciio.
FTNiE said cctendGnt Mnses iiaIdiey, JE., Of Polk
L County, ard State OF Iowa, will take notice
that the plaintiff in this oclion filed his petIunn IN
raid Ccurt OF Common Pleas against said Moses
Iiendley and Samuel liandley, the 9th day O'
February A. y 1853 the object and prayer OF which
is 30 recover judgment against them tor IN cum oi
si6i,G0 and interest from July lsth 1897; said sum
beng de said plaintiff from said defendants on iva
certain promising notes made by said defendants
each dated ~ n!o., 18th lSS6, and due nine months
sitter date, made payable to said plaintiff or order
the che fer ses co and TIE oher for S1aCO.
The said defendant Moses H"ndey is further
notified that ore Of stIachnient has been taken
oul in said action for his lands, tenement goods
and chattels &C., in said Count yot Harrison.
You are requested TO answer or deuur to said Pc
tiion before the cath day oi april, 1888. an
On default thereof, iutgr'n will be taken agains
you or said srm OF SlG4C0, interest and COSTS o
suit JOSIAH NJ. LSTEP,
March 3, 2s5S-6t Attorney for Plnintitf.
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ANNLpINDIAN DOOTOR WHO HAS made

A N OLD INDIAN DOCTOR WHO HAS made
"a HE fortune and retired from business, will
speHd the remainder of his days in curing that
dreadful disease-Co CoEsuMPTIoN-FR OF CHARGE;
his earnest desire being to communicated 10 the
world his remedies that have proved successful in
more than 5000 cases. He requires each applicant
with two Stamps, (6 ctsl 10 pay the return letter,
in which he will return them his advceand prescip-
zion, ith directions for preparing the medicines, &c
The Old Doctor hopes that those afflicted will
not, account of dclicacy refrain from consulting
him because be makes No Charge HIS sole object
in advertising s to do all the good he can before he
dies. Hs feels that he is justly celebrated for
Of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous AT
fectinns, Coughs, Colds, &e.
Address DOCT. JINCAS BRANT,
Jan 20. '57-6m Boz 1881, p o., Now York
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&taaI Natieesl
Legal Notice.

sspUsl ?. Bsssorf In The cOur, Of c'mm..n
We Flessol Harrison COu1ay, Ohio
FriIE said deseadant. Moves fiandicy. ~, u Polk
j eosnfy, and State Of Iowa. will taEe notice
thot the plaintiff in this scion hled his patiiron in
sssd Conrt Of Common Pleas agAinst said dsi-n.
dsht. On the i2ih day Of March, A D. lrSs; tie
Object and prayer OF which Pe,i'in is. 70 recover
Judgment agairHs hia for the sum OF $1,000 nnd
The interest iheFocn: the same being due on tWo
cpTssin pIon,iss0ry notes mace BY dalcndani;-
fof etc. msde paysble 10 David McCrn&rv ~ sr-
der N ten dL,s iron cale, ami dated May - 1877,
and aitefw nris endorsed 10 plaintiff, heaIing tU!
Per ecu; inirrest-the other for $50, made paysbs
10 M0ses llsndlsy sr.. or bearer IN nnr drs at
~ dSte, and dated April "a, 1857, and s!ieIV
delivered to the plaintiff
I he eaid defendant is iuriher m,tificd, that ~
order OF Gitaei nenI has been taken Ia sail ac'
ton, .DT his lands, tereuenJs, g, ods, chatts, Sc
IN said enuuy ot Harrison
Yen are tqufted To answer ur cemur TO sHid pcti-
'tun. on or htiOre the Sh day OF NAV, lSS, and at
Leisul; Thereof judgment vii. be taken against yOt
fof said slGO,0v and interest aud costs Of sUi:.
JOSIAH NJ. ESTt.P,
Attorney FOL flsmtiit
NAv,h Il t2iS-GN
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COVERED.

COVERED.
Goo BOXES RETAILED MONTHLY.
1SHE BENEFACTOR is intaiIibIe for the i'm
l.. mediate removal of DISTINCTIONS, Irregular
tics Prolapsus, Uteri falling Of the womb Leu
cherfhea or Whites and all the diseases peculiar
TO females.
This remedy has never in single case failed il
producing the Menses. have received many let
ters Of Recommendation which all say 81 is The
best remedy We have ever used" Sickness at sto
mach, headache, languor, debility, pains in the
head, side and bacS loss of appetite, cosiveness
&c, are some OF the symptoms which attend irreg
u.ar Menstruration, This remedy is certain to re
move one and oil of these symptoms
BE sure and get the genuine, which has my sig
niture on each box This remedy may be had By
addressing J. S. SHEPPARD, West Fourth street
Cincinnati, snd enclosing 81, and the remedy wi!
be sent by return mail.
N. B.-Ludies who are pregnant should not ust
this remedy, it is sure to bring on miscarriage
though no injury to health would follow. On
boz 81, three boxes 80. All letters OF inquiry mus
contain postage stampto ensure an answer.
J. S. SHEPPARD,
JulI6.ly. Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati, o.
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INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION.

IHgKAL ATaON BN CONSUMPTION.
ID RONCIilIlS Laryngins, and other diseases of
- tho chest and throat, successfully treated BY
, Intimidation of Medicated Fapors and Powders
ny absorption and constitutional treatment, as
practised at the "Stuyyesant Medical institute,
New York City.
The unprecented success which has attended
this method oftraating diseases OF the lungs and
throat has induced us TO depart from our usual
course and avail ourselves o the press in order tn
bring it to the knowledge Of such as may be labor
ing under, or predisposed to, such affections
The dawn ot brighter day has at length arrived
for the Consumptive. The doctrine of the incura-
biIity of Consumption has passed away. We have
ndubtah|e proofs in our possession, that Consump-
ton in all its stages can be cured; in the first by
.abercular absorpion in tho second, by the trans
forma ton oftubercular into cIalky aid calcareous
concretion; in the third, by cicalrces or scars
Those welded to the past may assert that even now
consumption is incurahe; such are behind the age
70 alIthis great truth mnst be apparent viz: that
medicine in hilaed in the form of vapor or powder
directly into u lungs, must be much more eiIectu
al than that taken into the stomach, where the dis
ease does not exist.
throat disease is that medclae in the form of vapor
st applied directly to the lungs, where the disease
exists, the stomach is thus left free to aid in restor-
ing health by administering to ithealthy, liieg ing
THERE lsNO CASE SO HOpEt. .Ess
that inhilation viii net reach! The means too are
brought within the reach OF ALL the administering
the yapors being so simple that the invalid is never
required to leave home where the hand of friendship
and affection tends SO much 10 aid the physician s
Efforts.
The lnhaling method is soothing sale md epee-
dy, and consists in the administration Of medicine
in such manner that it il conveyed into the
lungs IN tie form Of Vapor, and produces its action
at The seat oFthe disease. Its practical success is
de tined to reVolutioniza the opinions of the med
ant world. and ahllsh the entire ournhiIitv nj
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, TO those interested,
IN that the subscribers have received an As
signment from Samuel Hundey OF all his property,
roal and personal, Claims, demands, &C., in trust
for his creditors. M
Those indebted TO the said Samuel EIandley will
paease call and settle, and those having claims a
gainst him wall please present them within six
months to the undersigned trustees.
.n DAVID HANDLEY,
.p JAMES SKELLY,
AssiGnees
Hopedale, Harrison county, Ohio, Feb. "a, 1858.
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W. subscriber is receiving his stock ..zzazA
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BENJAMIN Watkinson.

OfFERS his services TO the citizens OF Cadiz and
suFrorHdine country, infthe artof
K7mnpn Painting, Graining, Paper
NmmgfmE, Vanishing,
- III siuds Of Imitation in Wood, Stone and Mar
nd. ,5B;. Sign painting attended q, on the mosi
re7a60nable teFms
Thoee wlshing to have Painting done in the best
rT r,,ost ,adsrr nsyIe would do we'll TO give him
ssI ~ ia nialenpofsto TO do bis work in neat sub.
ssamtfrL. aua woFkSnan-likp manner.
Cnais. Ohio. Msy II, IS56tly
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il. PHILLIPS Il SON.

MANUFACTURES Of boots and shoes and
'IXI dealers In Trunks and travelling sacks, No
rocco Y hd-skins lining and binding do Pekee
stantlyfor sale assortment OF the above Aflicisg
At their old stand opositc the Public Offices q
7 Cadiz, o., April IL, 1855,
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EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

MIR. J.W. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his old
lu friends and customers in Cudiz. that he has
opened shop in Cadiz,and that he is prepared to do
work in the latest and most approved city styles
Hanging, Glazing, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
anything in his line o business, viii find it to their
advantage to give him call us he is determined
30 excel; and to his friends of Green and Wayne
townships lie would say he intends to have place
of business in Hopedale, and he hopes they will
continue 10 pa tronze him with that liberal patron
sge which they have for the pas year bestowed.
Cadiz, o., ap22-'57