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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
Putnam County,.

The Know Nothings thought they had
tho s.surs thing on this county, Tvs
hundred majority was their lowest figure'
about six weeks since; and bets were nadtt
one week before the election that the!
would &c, 100. Blu. how surprised the :,
looked when il was announced th'' thf
whole Democratic ticket had .-ce'sea !
majority, and that our e-.ldldate for Tho
the, ssy's called h. vas s. vo's: ahead q the
! Knor.N -ling candidate! Poor fellows
=. .iare probably learned that wedo not
publish Withdrawals without some "foun,
dation.Id Wonder if they still have 800
sworn members, besides outsiders, in Put
name'' We don't mean, to f'bore" you,
but only wish you to remember that you
said we had lied, that 'fbut very few had
withdrawn, and that they had come back."
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
WEDNESDAY. MAY 80. 1855.
The Election.

LIT Z S .-sfs#
Enough is known. Wise j, 10; {, u
and the State Of Virgins. r., donhted
"sam'' his quietus! ,,, w Of tile vir.
for . moment the Virginia now stands
gin'a DemsSsir stood-the flag -shipof the
Is she Under the administration Of Mr..
Use, she viii be given new impetus-a
new era will dawn upon her, and every
honest man Of the opposite party will be
proud to acknowledge his error in oppo-
sing him. and demagogues and knases
will hide their heads in shame. We sllud-
der to think of the consequences if this
dark-lantern party, with its Abolition
brethren atthe North, had have Triumph
cd. We verify believe it would have been
the death-knell Of. the Union. But now
the heart Of every Democrat beats free,
and blessings ascend to heaven that this
tide Of tfanaticism, which seemed as il
about to engulph the nation, has been
broker and dispersed upon the Gibralter
Of Virginia. -. s. H. -. :
/ The Democracy never exulttover fall
len foe. The party is always ready to re-
ceiye and fold to It's heart the deceived and
erring, while il lashes, with whip Of
scorpions, the leaders Of fanatieal and
,wlllfully blind bal nd Of mid night maura-
ders. who have always been labofiny to
bring disgrace upon her. - t.: S..
! We will be able next week, probably,
to gvethe official vote. Enough is known
70 show that the State has proved her de-
votion to the constitution and laws, and
has rebuked fanaticism by an oyerwhel-
ming majority. =. =. -. ~... e.: 1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
"Melgs County Democrat. ,"

. The Peoples Fountain, we understand,
has been sold 10 Messrs.. SHERWOOD l.
SMITH, who intend publishing a Demo
cratic paper Of the above name in Pome-
roy. The Democrat will be under the ed
itorial control Of our old friend, V. NJ.
fIRoR, Esq. and from GU, personal knowl-
edge Of its editor, We have no hesitation in
saying that it will be ably conducted, and
that It will be an able auxiliary to the De-
mocracy Of Ohio, in battling against the
fusion Of Federal Whiggery, Abolitionism,
Acknowledgment and all other isms that
may be brought forward by the enemies
Of She Democracy, We wish you much
success, gentlemen. 5.....
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

VI Time s. s But a name; II = what i i
done in time that Il the substance
what are twenty-four centuries g
Ne hard rock, more than twenty. four
hours ID man, Or twenty four minutes
totlle ephemera? Are there not Pc.
rinris IN ON. own existence in which
mace, computedby it, true measures
III thoughts, feelings, and events,
mock, 4, the penufy Of mans artificial
scale. and comprises J lifetime IN g
day?
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
Ne Peuripe fortA|it.,l hesi;Is

sys Pouring forth q, \. hssil5
"a sabbath ths 27,h S.
lection !aa fcf the Tract Socis,s
was lifted in Buffalo, sI,s
$50 75c, embracing lie s''S
This ID the largest coIlect;coss : !.
been raised for that oh;s sa
Conferences, up to this a. AZ.
The following refIectior.
Ely growing out Of he force ~; y
wholly admissible NAV e 800
II ID said that the | itineran, y, !,
made up Of flights ana =
and if so, abating one q ~ {
tons detailed in this na,,. .os
tour which is but itnperlse,Ia..' MY I ]
ed must constitute one a Z
spots Of itinerant Iife-esnsas
the history ofthe author Il, i NV
Indeed it IS difficult to anp,sl W.
what set Of rules the wort s'
made more pleasant or des 0ua
The association Of one of -
peers from point % point. !. I. s.
most pleasant and agreea i ! \
when in addition ID this. . !
the buggy is kindly Ifurn;.h a I
prophesying all duly and ~ \
performed, which exclude y \
and responsibility except ,S 4.
guide and sort Of sabordiua,s' !. 4
intendent, every part move. ], Y
with a delightful ease. ms /.
was increased during THU =, ,.'sf
reason Of the fine weathe, M, nv I,
we were favored; and we w., =
quired to pass over sutlicien,I,,
Der and distance o. rough W, !
enable Us to appreciate and J
good roads when I'VE could J
ourselves Of them.
On Monday the 2sth, nv tr,,,
companion left Buffalo, for ot5s
different parts Of tile Conferes
It would be useless fpr the una,
cd 10 speak Of him. 10 his Conn
as they nearly all have asigooj
some Of them a far better, e
knowledge Of him than the vii
YET lit may not be afniss to i
mend him to the favorable con
alton Of those whose chargesh
visit, both for his own sake, an
The work in which he il officiaI
gagged, lido this the more i
with The hope that the br
will make as happy use Of hi
did 4 w
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
STATE LECTION.

Below will be found the reports IF the
counties heard from. They are no doubt
very incorrect, but will flu rnish an idea
how the State has gone. The voe for
Wise in the counties named is supposed to
have fallen, below Pierce's about $500,
which, if true, will make Wise's majority
bet ween lO, 600 and 1900.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
Congressional District.

Owing to the fail ure Of the cross mail,
we are left in the dark as regards the re.
suit Of this (l1th) Congressional district
The K. Ms claim the election of Garlic,
but it is only by ''guess-work." They
were sure Of Putnam county, and l4oc
in Kauawha, we believe! H.. g.. ...
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
FAULKNER ELECTED,

A telegraphic dispatchhas been received
via Baltimore, from Mr.. Faulkner, stating
that he had been elected in the Eighth
District by 400 majority, and that Page
county give' him and Wise 900 majority,
which is a gain Of 900 since the Prssiden.
tial election. t' 49, nj. I =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
=s9A OF-TfIEr KAMA w I1zts A Il Il -

~ taxed to the utmost and nothing put
his indomitable energy essed hini a ~. !.
49, tralion. / Nj. Wis.,, in this e3hamt aigIis
NJ M hirivl earned Tie gratitnde p the De
mcc racs IL the Union, and amply atCheN
NJ III 'error hc may have made II The
,sst Tho consequences of this victory
can hardly be over-estimated ~ III 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

Miss - has our,- = We were going
to say heart, but the Know. Nothings say
we have none, and We shall have to offer
our !ongue, and say thanks, for the fine
boquet sent to us. 1t was the. incest we
have seen this year.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
VOTE OF KANAwHA COUNTY

The following is official the vote OF
Kanawha County, and show,a gain over
Summers, by tho Democracy, Of a4a
votes. Kanawha Democrats rave fought
nobly against ruthless majority, and
have now the satisfaction in knwing that
their labor has not been in vain
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
ANGp CRY.

There has been ltempornry Minister.
al crisis in Sardinia Count Cayour re-
signed; but was agan sent for by the
King, and has RESUMED the Government
The CRISIS turned Jpn the Church prop,
erty bilI--the Bishop intriguing with The
King behind the batkof the Ministers ~
A yendra excitementahc ries of "Down
with JdsuitsH' turnf the game, and Ca,
YOUR is again at histpet. The Spanish
bill on the same subjed approaches its ul.
innate Sanction-which, SINE say, The
Queen Is not disposed u giant. She will
think twice, before Resting the nation
wish in such an important natter, and un-
der herspresent circumstances. I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

That lemonade! We came near for
getting it-not Of drinking it, no danger
Of that--but Of returning thank. Yet
it issaid that it is never too late to good,
therefore, we say thanks, thanks to -
Well, we think we know the donor but the
fate of "invineible Sam" has taught US
not to be too sure. ii
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

We are indeptsd to our County Clerk
Tor The official returns Of this county,
Alao 70 NJ. Kelly 81 Buffalo, for official
vote Of Kanawha county.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

RATfFcATioN OF THE TREATY wifH N
| UNITED STATES 80 ONE oF THE LINZ
CITIES or THE EapIRE DEsTRoYrp
From tho North China Herald ii
ordinary we take the subioinedleitah
a United States officer on board them
Iof-war Powha,tan:
PowIIATTAs. March 2, 1861
Of themoutho fthe Yang -taze-kiaA
The.exchange Of the ratifcationsoi
treaty between the United States and l,r
was made on the 2lst day of February,l
we sailed on the ED.
The island Of Niphon, Iii which Sind
situated, was visited on THE 23d Dsenbs
byaseyere earthquake, which was nustl
astrous.in7itseff The city fOhoaa
one Of theilargest in the empire, was d,
| pletely laid waste. Jedde itself saiu
considerably, but has since suffered VA
seriously from me effects 81 ah extens
confagration. The townIofI Simoda. "
our arrival, presented q complete scene
desolation and ruin. After the shock
.the earthquake, the sea commenced bull
ting up IS it were along the shore, andh
Erecedcd with greatrspidity. and Is soolH
turned with such increased volume d
| food the whole town to the depth ofsiit
seven feet, sweeping away houses, bridg
and temples, piling them pp in . mas
ruin. !. ls u III
| Five times during the dAy did The y
advance and recedein this manner spra
ing desolation far and wide. The args
Hiunkslin the harbor were driven ! toanhI
above high water mark, where We sawthaI
lying high and dry. About 200 y y
/ poor inhabitants lost their lives By VI
overflow, the remainder saved themstsI
by fleeing to the mountains.
The Russian frigate Diana, hayingN
Admiral Pontiatine on board, was lylgt
the harbor atthe time, engaged ia6nisiis
l up the treaty they made with the Jalplf
ese. Immediately after theshock vas y
the water ia the harbor became convuM
I 70 such 4 degree, ii eddies and whirlpool
that in the space of thirty -three n.nriA
she swung entirly round forty three iiln.
twisting her chanes up into knots. y
rapid was the motion, thatthe people
1 board could not keep their feet, and 7
were made giddy. When die sea residsi
9it left the frigate ia eight feet water, =
her side, when her usual draft wastweh''
I one feet. On its return. the water ~
! five iathoms above is ordinary less.
On its again receding, fou5 feet VIZ
water remained, 90 that theysaw thssosi
Of their anchor above the water. y y
] heaving OF The bottom ofthe bay vasiAs
90 violent that the frigate- although =
said, ia only four feetof water-- was nor
bodily past her anchor. The officers 9
!. meniy expected that the bay would bfc0l
4 tie outlet Of the subterranean, fires. :, =
Ithatthey would be engulphed N II W. y
4 the frigate again doated they saw helk'
\ and rudder, which had been vrenchsdo.
floating alongside, aud the ship filing Y \,
water, BY getting sails under Der "
managed y Keep her aHoat, and ne y y
day. things having got, quiek once ns Z
they hauld her 81 into deeper watssIs Y
casiOnal shocks Of earthquake stu COW Y
4 ued 10 BE- felt, but none were as'enu
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

Mr. samuels independent, is elected
Delegate from Cabell, over the X. N.
candidate. i. "
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

/ Sse the advertisement Of Nj. HrSKrxs
4 smother column.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
>AGIooMY VIEW.

>
Tie Frcncl soldiers on the other hand ,
with the excel ton of the Zouaves, seem to
be id moralizd. The English keep their
bulldog fighting spirit, but the officers
were tired Of IT, tedious service and would
sell opt if they ,ould. I,haye seen sever
al lett ers from tb camp; sall respondent,
and expecting te, termination Of the war
from the Confernce at Vienna, not from
the success Of III army. They haze no
confidence in Lad Raglan, and no hope Of
taking the fortres. 1t is altogether i'm
possiB lie ever to gess how the Allies can
get QUITO the scIre in which they have
got by the "celeBated" flank march TO
Balakhya, whichfuined the prestige Of
Englah d, and ma not destroy only two
butevfn the thron,of the Napolean dynas-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
ALLIED FORCE.

The French force at present encamped
at Maslak, on tt,e Bospforus, with the d.
visions that have ALREADY sailed from Mar
seiles and Toulon in that direction, will,
ere long, inuster5a strength Of 66, 200
bayonets, IN addition to q fine force Of cav
airy. To this army may be added IL, 900
Eardinians, and 1000 English troops now
on their way TO tie scene Of action, and
thus. with {. 900 Turks, that form part o /
TIE garrison 1t Canstantnople, an allied
Fsrmy a,liAle short of "a, boo win be con.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

.,,r...d before three weeks have elapsed,
eady 70 monaco The rear Or !enk q .ns
lnssian 66siiion IN he Sorthoithe Crlmea !;
s eyident. a fliesssault upon 6evastoPGoi
III been either ab9ndoned or deferred
IN continuation Of The bonbardment,
whout any definite result, would nave
nrely exhausted The stockofammun'slon'
olweakened the allied cannons, the coop
Ierkion Of which win Be required. III.
SUFFERING AND SPIRIT.
she Russians suffer much from diseases
| NIL e hospital on the north side, there
wei /, REQ sick I'M February, ofwhoni on
HES7 are put down $ wounded. EgyP-
tianbpthalmia was epidemic in the army.
and Gphus ragged inside Of Seyastopol o.
in I'LL Allied camp. The garrison is DEF
scribd as high spirited and ready TO sac
rifcetheir lives IN tile defence Of the for
,tress.l Admiral Istumin said several days
beforehis death, I have put my name on
tho lis, 81 he dead. / | live now only by
THE suteraice Of the English and French
/ knowI cannot survive the siege. a
few mitutesbefore the shot killed him, an
officer warnd him to leave the dangerous
spot, wherehe was too much exposed e
The fire Of be /besiegers. The Admiral
answered, lis all the same whether am
killed here o, elsewhere. Nd. sr5 s#
| Admiral gachimof, the present com
mander Of tie fortress, selecteda burial
place for binelfbetween the tombs Of Ad,
fmirals Kornilf and Istumin, both killed
lin the defense When Gen. Osten -Sacken
who ainongthe Russian soldiers has the
reputation Of being a sorcerer-ordered
the garrison % lake the oath Of allegiance
to Gar Alexander II, the officers sent, q
}depdtation tohim requesting permission
to take one mde oath, viz: rather 70 die
under the ruins Of Sevastopol than to sur.
render. Tlp Iussian soldiers, and espe.
cially the Offices, arc full of patriotism
F and inspired y religious fanaticism, ready
for ahy Sacriice. IT,. N- a0 =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
Important from Japan.

RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY wla Il
UNITED STATES - ONE AoF riiE LAM
erriEs or THE EapIRE DEsTRoYrD
From tho North China Herald al
ordinary we take the subiioinedlettats
a United States officer oil board The nj
.of-war Powha,tan:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
,Sniriinni Uiferu and Murder.

The California papers give an account OF a
tragedy enacted in Ringgold under the influence
of spirituasm. A man by the name of Craine,
who was a great admrer IF Andrew Jackson Da
Wis. and beloved "his work the greatest work in
the world" though himself married man, and
having wife and four children in Kentucky, in
duced young woman TO give herself up to him
by solemn oath which she says he worried out
of her." as follows:
II now declare before high Heaven, and call
God to witness. that | never will marry any one
bat you-not if all the world is against you.
am yours in life and death, and it shall be the
business of my life to obey you in all things, and
to do all in my power to make you happy. So
help me God! SUSAN Nj. NEWMAN
This is from the bottom of my heart"
After while he became jealous of the atten-
tions of young man who seeking the hand
of his berothed. He went to her fathers armed
with revolver and bowie knife, called her to the
gate demanded whether size would go and live
with him, and upon being told that she would die
first fired upon her, woundng her in the breast
and in the head. He then fled; but the neighhor-
hood was aroused, the country secured. and the
murderer caught and lodged in jail. The young
woman was alive at last accounts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WMH. MOSEY, Auctioneer'

(, ALE OF FACTORY FlNTUEtSrhe undersigned will sell
- Friday 9th October, o'clock at the factory
NJ Ioyd West nj public auction the
following ticlcs; Il Iressesx large aud six SMALL Screw
Leye-one lnrgr SMALL ~ Pr Zo-hnn Is tuisbcrs
sinkerE and fine double Press in prime
Prize blocks, &c Factory Stoves Cooking
Lqucfice Kettles lot Toos5 planes, drawing
knife hammer prucsone Sc and undy other articles Also
the Kitchen, good framed building with shinged roof Work
shop, &C.
TERNSCash for purchases under the amount Of $50
That credit of sixty days negotiable notes 10 hc given
satisfactorily endorsed. X. q. IL, kEAN,
C. r. PHELPS, auctr. Admir- of jas. NJ lloyd, decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
TEsUsTEE'S SALE

Il pr visions Of two Decd. of Trust. executed to the
undersigned by Alfrei Tatlor Cor certain purposes
therein mentioned and Of record ia Tie CLERKS Offices
f tho Hastings Court OF lynchbmR sui County Court
Of CamnL,'l | shall the 9Th day of September,
1879 sell On the premises public auction, the follow
ing desirable property:
The House and Lon occupied 10y sud TV,l"r as
n family drncr, Situated ia The ueghharhnod of
Ricn 90 ; Spring; onc-ha f mere Lot. with new
frame dwelling situated ON he now prm IF the Lynch
burr IA Salem Turnpike; lt No. 362 the OF
7th aud 9Th all y; al OF said Tuyors interest in
of ground, purchased by him If Miss Saliic
Davi, all The Hnus, hDld mud Kitchen Furniture. Tools,
Machinery and Fxiu ~, Lumber and untiushed work,
onve,c in said d"tds; three valuable gree, named
Archer. Je. IN aud phs; two Mitch Cas-, and one
Wagon and Harness
The lille 10 the ahuvr proper, /. believed II be good
bnt netting "a im-tee shall convey such only ~ is
vested IL. j. t. By eai Decd uf Tsutt.
Teens made no day of sale
SOP 10 III nh WM. @ SPENCE, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

yIyo HJTfLpEass s. I'rapn>a,. VII! he received
n,I "a, ond dsy u! October ext for the erection
-, lrs, Bah House at the Montgomery Fhl'e N"''
& Snr,,es s(ter plan, which may be seen On aPPl'ca-
,ioo :, me at the : rriugs.
TIN. job we'll WORTHY the n't'",'" VI 'i,I;os.
, o. at the sam. time sever sra Ter bui'd'hg''
q .,mmunieations may be .d!rr.srd 10 me, al inc
s.-',a RIO II MOSBY, President
Montgomery While 81 phuf Springs company
an Q.JS Isl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
TeiegIaphea 70, the Daily vifsinisn

RICHMOND, Sept lS.-By The giving way of
the hoor of the fifth story of liaxall's Mill, to-
day, near 10000 bushels of Wheat was precipi-
tatedinto the lower pit, crushing through every
floor in its descent The loss Is probably over
ten thousand dollars.
BALTIMORE. Sept. IL. - Flour Howard Street
81 -; City Mills held at the same Wheat.
white : 75to II %; red 81 20 to 81 Is. Corn
white So to ss cents; yellow 81 30 cents.
Nfw YoRK, Sept ls.-Nirgnn SKIES 9sa -
Flour, state 81 90 10 ~ 81. Ohio r.
- 10 81, Southern So 81 10 So ~; Wheat,
Southern Al IS 81 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
UOshjnri0u Items.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 1.-THE party who have
been here negotiating for lease of the telegraph
lines from New York to New Orleans have with
drawn their proposition. The lines will remain
as heretofore
It's reported hare that President Pierce has
restored Commodore Stewart to the command of
the Philadelphia station, from which he was re-
moved bv the action of the late Retiring Board.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
Grand Ioare T. d. o. y.

BALTIMORE Sept, I7.--The Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows of the United States met to day,
and installed the following officers for the ensa-
ing twelve months;
Ellison, of Mnssachus Most Worthy Grand
Sire.
Race of In. Deputy Grand Sire
Rjdgrly Of Nd, Grand Corresponding secre
tarv.
Nansant of Nd. Grand Treasurer.
The subordinate officers were appointed. No
business of special Importance was transacted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
Correspondence of the Express.
The Orphans and one or ftro Sisters Of Charity
attacked Nth Ferer.

attacked wih Ferer.
RICHMOND, Sept. IL.
Dear Express: l am sorry TO inform you that
the yellow fever has attacked two of the orphans
and one or two of the Sisters of Charity at the
College of st. Nincents, east of this city. 1t Is
the opinion Of well informed physicians that the
removal of these children from Portsmouth, was
njudcious in the extreme--the sudden change OF
atmosphere and diet tending strongly to develope
the disease. They are, however. well cared for,
and everything will he done for their comfort and
happiness. The motive of the gentlemen who
were most active in their removal was unques-
tipnably humane one, although, in their zeal
they might not have reflected sufficiently upon
the possible result of the step they were taking.
The sanitary condition of Richmond continues
excellent, and her streets present agoy and AMI
mated appearance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
ESPECIAL Correspondence Of the Express.

InK1SMOI TIT, sept. To, foo1
De@ Express We are able TO report con.
tnued abatement of the fever | learn there
were only eight deaths yesterday, and very few
new cases.
Among those recently taken sick is Mr.. John
A. Foreman lie had for several weeks been
lively engaged ia helping aud working for thu
relief of the sick and Suffering at aige, until the
disease appeared in his own immediate family
Now worn out with fatigue, the disease has laid
him down, if not 10 die, it must be to suffer great
ly.
But must stop, as the mail is closing.
Yours, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

NEW MUSsC.-Jn.t issued. tho twentieth
~ lnop.und Of the popular Ballad, What Is home
without Il Nnher.n This beautiful song !. by Ah'"
Hawthorn, trsi,ar oi Listen TO the M"ck'ng b'ra'
I.t M ~ q i,l npr;' How sweet are the hoses'
al sci my henri upot IA tawer;'' tOui Go"d old Friends
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