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40 ABOLISH SLAVERY
IL the D"hs eft 81 sTa 1yy SLAVE LAW
Restore to Feedco tie Territory sseaerousy wrested from
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Pom The so.tsn EysIins G.1stts
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ug Fiction i beginning - the Of virtue and
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Chances for Business Alem.


GOOD CHANCE for DAGUERREO-
"A IyPIsr.-sos SALE, fssr CA4EaAs, WITH stsnf'
G. inter With drawers, Scaus Bore, sogercf ot W.
n mes t. Screen Frames sc f.q1fe - No. u ,tnS u
ID tie lll nirs shop rear buldiDG OSo' DD'.
sNOAL YARD for SALE or 81 LEI 10 Brook
lyu c.irir ,hee dtssf up "a hfst e,e otael,
with Zoo cfiee stables scales a. 40 n'sJ c"seI'
W te scd O. fessgnstle or ~ % an sppr'Tea en-
ASsJS LEWrs cor oftssft aad Pschs sts sfoos,n.
~ GRIFFIN 81 Co.'S Patent Publishing APP
nsr,+us Nr scier. ana dsstcg sad Dryinf ps'pcs-s
ffog Is 20 % per cent Of ,Aer fuel Sssls Rights
- b. 40 A. t1.is ofs- Aso R6sir-s and 3osrs tOts
-a hsro s-t fest man Jaeses ios sails {. NO. ~
D.ys. fsctoFy arc Store % L>ase.
TOR SALE or CHARTER.-The frst-elass
\ sssa-.llp OcfAN Bird LsBEgh 40 feet ban, ~ 1
desth 81 zle 6nch cylinder p feet srcs- The hid
tffs Zip civld into ~setEisht comprtments forned
Of hssy Late rBnniD from ssEn which are
crossed cIacfc Ishr spges ~Itn The Sane Dsrni
- Oh ustss teT pscc, lie Dos ~ hss I'm ~aef Ano
ca5-cj gf 20 ssrs non cOsl bunlsr capacity tof Io
1ss sE1 incio-ed vita heavy plate res
Est proof she b. capacity Tor 100 hfit as p.e
lHf assesgsIs add htted "a tns no
srpovso rlzrIsr Is ths s1pSo-ii of snns o. SoI NJ
.f-ucsd amen that che vii Dc very Inc ss oo~' 40
..usl 10 spesd % tDs f.stsst sAost Also. - 40, , 80.
me frst lac sesGship UNITED elAIEs jail te -.
e,7 K ls2 go Burden one q tie latest Ma INV
..as,sr ST. LAWRENCE. daily expected from Is
vsbs. ~ feet long est beam o. yeIy ntet ar. 49,
d. es d rr sd.iions fr Sc paseEsen; built 70 ih eS
H. john GRAHAM, 20, Of sls, q. Eas. S,m
' where the shsps sD ~ 49,
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N B L 0 $ u
MONDAY EVENING, Wy 4 T. AT Met gS IN AMIN
ICA q Madame ASSA DE LAbhAS3E, -
nd sifnor FELIPPO bORELLI bsritone OF the 5fAne
Open 10 Paris -. -. u.i.. 81,
SHroi BARiNf snd RONERt.
Srnor LORlNI will ALEC appear , -. MI.
FIRST nisht land only performance but onel OF hs's
celebrsteo Orers. IN scf Of
THE BARsER OF sEVILLE-,
Husis.l Director and Cond eiS ahDlli
Doors eps u at T. To commence a. precssiy
pEIcIs oF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 all paris OF tho nonse
81 Choice Reserved sesu 81 extra -. III,
THE sALt OF TICKETS rbe sale Of reserved sest' WI
osiv mill ard 90 MONDAY will be sold he Dollar
Tickets and the aiming Reserved seas There VII ,. Two
oHce, f the Of uckets-oIe At NlBLOs GAhDEN the
other At WM HALL 4 SONS No. E39 brosfwAJ. Ilcfe.
hkewse be 0bttne1 a. me ooOis VI
ins Of the peIfofmsrots - ,. .,.,
fEcuLATIoS FOR TIE ACCOMMODATING OF 1Ht AUDI
EScE-Purch0trs Of 81 admission tickets are eet.eo only
10 such been secured during the day an
nrson will receive Check las long ~ any remain al the
IN the house beng eSn
prou can occupy Only the particular seat Designated Oh he
cheek given. . g., -. -
lively the nitbt OF TIE BARRIER OF SEVILLE oa
THURSDAY FIST appearance IN Amer1ca OF me fen0Nhe'
T,por Sispor RAgFAELE NITRATE.
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w ANTED-A situation to COOK and WASH
and IRON By RESPECTABLE Girl with Of sity efsr
rom last place where she hvea three years Call No.
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A Public Library in Monnt yeraon, Wesiche.,sr

Public Library in MOunt yernon, Wesichss'er
County y about being Orgadtzsd fe1.ons resident IN
hi. ~ tereted the prosperity Of this village, Who may
aid IN this dertkiog can leave Sny conr on
Crsspvicb spd Csnalt,s; oILBEaT CORNWALL. No 10
Rd,eu. - w MACDONALD, No % sutton e scientific
Am can Onhce) forward them 20 JOHN STEVENS, Esq
al % cunt vernon Ry oder Of the Litrtry Committee
New Oriyafe o0spitn.-DOctoIs H. sc Nv ElCd and L.
cly TO the public that they nave
HOsPITAL Tor he treatment Of all az Nos
"a 80 Tenth TomqkDs The houses are
f0r sixty patients and are htsd
up with the greatest n5str and Comfort Ihey are ht
throw, with end provided with warm, cold and
shower la h. TIE Female Department Is entirely separate
Male LaTse comfortably furnished rooms
FOR convaecens End Ap thecatys Depart
complete In ell lie detas IL attached To respectable
peuons s resdns in boarding houses or hotels,
ard without very heavy expense procure there
The REQUISITE In the eyand In fact 70 al
who Moderate quiet the best at enton aud
the comforts respectable home The sick this instn
advantages Separate be had
tEch sire them. For which will be found
sonSbe, apply at the Once 10 the basement Of No Z19
iabout danser without stencil, ana sure TO eNter
mibate ehecfusy Mice Cocko.ches &C., and no hum
bug IL cos rAR'S ENIERMINATOS. Wholesale and Re-
bail Depots, No sss 8rosdsay. New York.
Coushs. uoarsencss. sore Throat. and various Alec
tions the Longs and Throat prevail Fer feh Colds and
Group aud rspis 70 Prof MccLiNrOCKS COLD
AND CoUGa MIXTURE. price Is cents For Chronic Bron
chitis or Consumption, Dr. McCINToCKS PICTORIAL
sIRUP accomplish the wonderful II contains
morphine and disses with the mos, delicate patient,
Iut up In pint Bottles At 81.
Sold Of kUsaToS' Drug stores eoneT Of Csnal't snd
Broadway; also Astof houro
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NJ IBL o G. A
~ ITALIAN OPERA 1865.
YIRRT APPEARANCE Of Madame ANNA LA5HANtk.
IN. sole Of RI sVED SEATS til eomnense A. ALL
SONS No. aSg Broadway, on SATURDAY MOhNiN0'
NAV AZ o'cloct
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WANTED-A situation BY young Woman as
W SEANsrREss and ORESSHAKER, or Clsmo.rn.id
ard Sesmsss n private family no obJecaon 70 50 IN ne
ceuntry Call at No. 2s6 ist-.v
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dorses, Carriages, &t.

CARRIAGE for SALE.-A superior CITY
~ CARRIAGE, made BY r. p L.s,ence 60 sd IL rod
Sta H. corner Of University rlaee AID i5thst 81 No.
Nassau
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60 tubom it Glap Concern.


a CARD.-Haying observed the arrest Of
n iaw,esusmed Z. NJ. HUDSON whose Ohtes ss "a
Bosdwsy criminal charge desire 10 s.y % ny inssS
ard the pubic that the Persn rele rsd . 10 ths
cbsrse. EPHsAIM h. HUDSON. No no Broadway
CARD.-ln reference to the charge made ~
~ Forester sssisst and NJ tadsyn, you'd s,.e
81 IN The b0e shai from besnIins % sod. NJ tods "a
Gin my Council and The result OF the bearing rh
At % &c ssabst bs and my Innocence - sss 2 lsoo
J CARROLL. Long Island
EGAL NOTICE 10 sAFE-MANUFAC-
IA TURTRs Tbs and.rssuef Tivss rodce thr Patent
re, N.rh a 1855 fof the Aim FiJLH0 for Safes
as a by Nes.s HOLMES a BUrLfR Noe o, ani ~ hn-
aeas6e and that al fsfers UfrnsemsE1 hereof ~h %
fiscly prosecuted. -. IL 1t.
This beconss 1scesarI some n Tho prn,ps ssn
N.Iers IN rev Yos lard yarcu. nncerstoos %
~ ssI ~ y. % hammond ia.
Arornsy for Holmes Batter No 70 Wsllst.
r. OF & T.. - Whereas. letters testament
~ uy 70 ths esse Of 0EORjE A sCULL, late II
Jersy City decsssd have oses sttd . the sabecrbei
psFsops indebted % the ad estate ~ pee MAKE ray
usn those hsvin, claims Will present fhen ~ ~
DrEFLLA sCULL Jersey - TO y N. JOLiSE,
10 TO Redersi g., Phltsc ptls, 0f hnsl set emsnt
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"ANTED-A situation, by respectable young
W Woman LAUNDREss; capable d ta6ilins "a N al
snehes wood be willing do the rhsber work and
spg The best Of cry reference be siyeo Call at No
tfav secnrd front
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Remiatances 10 Iowa.

u-York Bible Saciety.-A Regular Meetios u the
Board OF MANA sERS vll be hi y the American 3ibe
SOc!etss Aftr plsce THIS EVENING, at ~ O'clock
JANIS HOLDEN. Recording Secretary
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VNvANTt D-Situations by two respectable
w youus womsn-ore to COOK. WASH and laoN; Z. a
goo. Bstsr; the other CHsMBERNAlD AMI WAlCERi
sood city references siyen. Inquire No. Hsn'oast loom
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fooi and found.

spiips TIE ..us siii pls.s cal At L soRrJNs No
A,t rp'sce. ------------
OST or STOLEN.-A BOND for ONE
u TBOU 'AND DOtLsRs, fn.se b. the CoFia''en sd
=. ssnu Fa.sad aonpsly to Jsrss Wtoslus sseed "
- p.ren Pfe.sart aits.fsd slea We essrctsry dated
IT, AZ a March 1855 besnos per cent pef saaam y
..t " sb cnufor. attached, sbe mt snnrsly st IRE
R.rt o. Ar .rca islr- Winsos beafsr "a
he = .rca s.oens~ Win coupon o. ps.,e- ta- lst
~ ersuber Che HDre 10 fsIsemsbs M 1888. ana
~ h-fso 100 so he couson. The hntef v he lessly
r.e.cs~ BY l-.virs the sane a. h"ss" "i"sIoN'
LINER & c. BArAes No s. NA'lt
Thi. Botd hss ueysr teen assoiisi.t ....,..,
ArrH n. 1855 r's's Gov aid Les asafe.d;
DOCKET BOOK LOST-On Friday afternoon,
Il In Fohs from nsnit,nv F-rD 10 loasedeat hsbet.
tcoutsinsa for 5o The hndef WI ecevof ~ fr"A'
by l.avns al The rf,brGe ONCE
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CERVANTS.-The best Cooks ChambermAids,
~ sod Waters seed Girls for Ho1.e~ork Ae., are TO =
feuIe q, tERREs AekNcY, Nc - psaHes, door
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NIBLO's GARDEN.-First appearance o
~ Madame ANNA DE LAGRAS9E in Amsrca-The
psnssmen svs notice that no pereons eau Pc
,biy be sdni,ted the GRAND REaEAssAL OF ~ ~
pARgFP OF SEVILLE FRIDAY EVENING NEAI,
a. fblos Garden except on presentation OF cares Of IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

WANTED-By Protestant young Woman, Il
w situation TO 30 CdAssEaWosk 500 FL Ne 'NAsH-
ING snd IRONING OF cGAM5ER~ORK. ard - TAKE
CASE Of BABY; 10 goo1 plain n. bs.t OF city
from her last Cs az No loi forsgthst In
~ Aacr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

WANTED-In Protestant family, situation
w 6r.t rate tsEAMSTREs5 BY ooe sno = tboroashy
experienced N al kinds Of family se~iDa aud ss' s'1<
10 male heTe ssefrl every other capacity where ~ mar
be required Has objection the country hes me
very Of city reference Call II No Lafayette place.
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x,p ,yw.YORK TRIBUNE
gpesial Notices.

.,a,iste &c of Democratic Wing foE1s
a. Meeting of .as Committee vii Dc he'd 81 the broaa'
y. ,..e on FkIDAY EVENIND Bsy 1855 At 0c'ocH
~ A. cYder JAMES WELSH, Chairman
THOMAS AorrS, ceChsirmeu-
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WANTED-A situation, by respectable Prot
" estsrt Girl COOK all its branches Ia most ex-
eent bher ard undetsnds plain Patty Soups sud Jses
III DO pert Of Wshos luuns Hss the bes Of city
reference He, lived in first class pyse families Call or
sera a bote to No 2l7 25d Of In the "a ey store
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
Too Fast

Tho London Exeter Hall journals, u tbe
sd 'ult., brought blythe Nashville. ammo Ice
that "the Known oihings IN Virginia hl,e
elected their candidate" What win The
Democracylsay 70 this? Let il response
be given in such laundering tones, On the
4th Thursday in May, as TO cause the Brit,
ish snemiesIto Southern repose III indulge
10 hopes thht the Secret ofdofi Il sstr &
have any foothold In Virginia.
The Times Of the 9th Of April, has !
long article 10 fayorof the Know Nothings
for which party, it says. il sympatiesa rt
warmly enlisted. Whist bet.er proof tina
il is . thing to be despised by American
patriots? II the Times fraterliizes with il,
principles, il cannot be otherwise than an
'tagonistic u the institutions and cherished
policy Of this country, whatever tie dec.
larations gifts champions TO the contrary
~ Virginians! Guard, faithfully youran
ecstral fame against such apostacy as thai
Of Massachusetts. Richmond EH.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
An address 10 Fr..m.n!

Fsliov- Citizens Of he county Of 7aaan!
On III 4th Thursday Of this month We
will be. called upon TO exercise the high
est and most sacred prerogatiye Of free.
men. On that day we elect our Govern,
or, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney Gener.
al, Commissioner for The Board Of Public
Works, and a representative in both the
State and Federal Legislatures.
Issues have been brought into this can.
yass which are entirely new TO the people
of Virginia. The people have now to dc.
eide whether they will sustain this gov.
eminent as it was framed by our illustri-
GUS predecessors, or whether they viii sec
the Constitution trampled under foot, and
the sceptre Of power pass into the hands
ofa secret midnight association whose eve;
~ feature Is anti-republican, and which
combines in itself every element Of dis
union and anarchy. This Know. Nothing
party has published many bastard plat.
forms, each differing from the other; but
those platforms have no persons names 70
them, and what evidence have We that
they are not published as bats to draw
the unwary and the ignorant into this Sc
cret society, whose purposes are unknown.
II Il not q Eir and proper question to ask
what isths object Of this secret society
Then We ask the question, what are its OBJ
jects! From an that has been dragged
70 li0ht, the best answer that we can give
Is this: The KNOWN Nothing party g Z
mere ofice-seeking party, without prin.
ciple. It's Councils are controlled yreck.
less and unprinciplcd men, whose only
God Is self, aud the almighty dollar. and
who actupon the principle Of "rulo Or ru.
In" OF, a. Satan expresses the idea. "bct;
ter 10 reign IN hell than, To serve in heav'
en-. These Juda Is and Arnolds will re.
sort 10 any means 70 carry their point.
They como like The tempter Of old, with
.honeyed words and fair promises they
induce the honest and tususpecting citi:
ren q Join "the Order" But Just here
VS * % make one remark % To- hope1|
Isborint nan Who ~ joined tbcn< d
yod th5x Vlai Ne ri c6jecis q p, q
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09

A truef sentence than the aboyeii
not to Be found in Holy writ. Bur.
.lingame ia his famous, Or rathefinfa.
nous Abolition lecture delivered 81
Boston, said athis new party the
Know, othings, should be Judged
like all others, By il ffhits.n Cor.
rupt and dangerous indeed must BE-
the tree, which produces such bitter
and poisonous fruits, = has been
showered npon us BY this upag tree,
IL seeds have been secretly Gown
and propagated amohE us BY those
who, Judging from their reckless
course, cafe But little about thost
compromises Of The C11stitufion, up
on'WIIIch Iris con(S1er1cy rests
They are mott atis6ed wlsh pvosribinl
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
! GEORGE 'Ij'is1',l,c WASHINGTON 81 ,i
For W. e.star q lhe Kanawha .Ylialley..,

\ FVL VAC TStaI " lHS nanuWn0 NaIleS
MEssas. Ep,roRs-I send you for pub
LEGATION q COPY Of . proposition to amend
the Constitution Of the State of New York,
which recently passed the Assembly 81
the State, allowing Indians and negroes
to vote, taken from the New York Weekly
Herald Of April 2lst, which exhibits tlie
hypocracylof the Know othings in tina,
State, and their complete utilization with
Abolitionism. Il4
The proposition, It will be perceived.
admits negroes and Indians 10 vote, and
places them on footing with white pcr-
sons, only requiring residence IN the
State for one year. Under it, q fugitive
slave from Virginia would be entitled to
vote and exercise al the rights 81 citizen
ship upon ! years residence in the State.
Hwillbe seem, by the vote, that the feso-
luton was passed by large Know-Nolh-
ing vote. How is il possible that Virgin
ians can fintornizc and Get with 4 party
who are willing to prescribe an intelligent
white man. and yet hug to their bosorns
tho ignorant and besotted negro, perhaps
fresh from his seryitude--can they, viii
they dot? The following isthe resolution:
'Resol,sd, (ifthe Senate concur) That
tho following amendment To- the Constitu-
ton Of the State be and IS Hereby pro
posed, and DO referred 70 the Legislature
to be chosen at the next general election
Of Senators, and be published for three
months previous 10 making such choice
in pursuance Of the provisions Of the first
section of the thirteenth article of said
Constitution. Yhat section first Of the
Constitution Of the State Of New York be
amended % as TO read rs follows: Every
male citizen Of The ago Of twenty years
who shall have been q citizen for ten days
and an inhabitant Of this State one year
next preceding and election, and for the
last four months q resident Of the county
where he may offer his vote. shall b en-
titled 10 vote At such election IN the cleo.
ton district Of which he shall Of the timc
be,a resident, and not elsewhere, fof gll
officers that now are orhereatter may b
elected byH the people; but such citizen
shall have been for thirty days next pre-
ccding the election resident Of the dis.
triet from which the ofilcor ID p be cho-
sen Cor whom no offers 70 vote"
The vote on this proposition Isl,
Ayes: Wings and Know Nothings, 81;
Democrats 5.
Noes Wings, II; Democrats. e.
4& - sks kmpIfTrtI 4.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09

both national Wings and Dsl1ocfatS,
and of' filing III Offices, whero they
have had the power, with Efces0ilers
and Abolitionists, norha y Hey ceas7
ed at prescribing men on accRunt of)
their religionor placeo Of BIRTH but hi
continuing their intcllerant Iersecn-
ton, they have refused American
born children, born Of Catholic par
ents, their rightfnl participation N the
.beneftofthe school fund oflheS State ".
Massachusetts, BY ejectingtllemffc
the public schools Oh that State and
have admitted into those very schools
Me free negro children of the Cons,
nSnwcalth, TO mingle with, and enjoy
alf he rights and privileges belonging
10 thA whites They have, 1 hNpeat II
Fagains IN the blgotfy ana w less
OF their BOLTON hearts, expelled the
poor Whit children Of Catholic par-
ents, TO mase room for those Of the
negro, the defendants, itlmay be, cf
the fugitive slases, the rightril prop
erty of the South This Ii what the
4 Nothing allks 1T Virginia has
done Massachusetts This ii the
party which has SCOT i'll secret
agents into Virginia to Spoison the
minds ofthe people, and tramrnel,
by secret oaths, the ffeeVcxercisc
Of elective franchise. WIZ con-
tempt will Virginians spurHS thcn
and their denominations. ,l'hcywill
shrink from their embrace, and avoid
them, as they would the sting Of al,
/ adder. Whilst they prescribe the
\ Ignorant Catholic On account Of hi
religion, who, in the blindness fhis
mind honestly worships his Creates
according to the dictates of CON
science, who subscribcs to the doc.
ftrines Of the Trinity, and prays to d
Triune God. They at@tke same time
joyfully receive to their embrace, the
notorious infidel Parker and his fol-
lowers, who reject the Trinity, and
count Of no fepnte, the second ador-
able person ofthe Godhead. Whilst
they close the door acknowledge to
the child ofthe Catholic, where his
k.nind might be enlightened, and him
lieu1d ! moro dignified and acriptu-
rall i4o1s of worship. Whilst they
ttiEn pim away ,sith q degree ofbig-
otry and asrerity of feelings
unknown NJ the tie Christians, q
grow up i'll ignoroncl and nnner.t;-
ton, the very mother which iostcrs
and rears up Roman 0athplicism,
they hunt out, and receive !,
fschools, aml edueate as ~ llc
charge, the nappy headed negro
children ofthe State the pcculiarpets
fofthis secret Abolition party. These
are some Of the fruits by which We
are to Judge this new organization.
, ANTLSAAI.