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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-07
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OFFICIAL DIRECToRY or
PUTNAM COUNTY.

CRF1ir CouRr. Terms ighteenth day Of
April aad September
JupdA-Geo. w. Summers. y
CLEIE-H. H. Forbs.
PhostcuTino ArTcRnkv-J. n. Couch.
CoUNfy CouHT.-- Terms Fourth Monday
10 each monih-and Quarterly Terms In June,
and November. M
PREsiDiso JusricE--A. w. Handley. \
CLEsx-H. H. Forbes.
PRosHcUTiNo ATroRNxy. -. u. Couch. )
SMEAtyy--N. b. Bower.
b MA0ttrRATEs..-First District II. Bower,
ID. Surbaugh, r. Symrns, aud A. w. Hansley.
seconds Disltict--T. McCaliistef, n. ". b.
THOMPSON, w. Ford. and j. Kennard. Third
Districts-W. A. Alexandria. J. Foster, A. Sib-
fell, and J. Smith. Fourth District-C. r.
Brown. VIM. D. Carter, and w. Thomas
Fifth hislTict--W Washington, X. 7. Harvey,
J. Kouts, d. Martin aud VIM. Atkeson.
CouNff SURyEYoR.-J. y. Crawford.
CoAAfssiosEG on RgvEsuk.-N. Handley
CoSsIa BLEs.--tirst District. Nounnan.
Second Dis.rict--W. Grass. Third District
- Pdster. Fourth Bistrlct--J. Craig. Fif.
tn DistIset--A. Asbury.
0yERsEi rs or TiIg PooR.--R. Swindler, 9.
ConneE 4. L. Erwin, J. Harrison, aud J. wal
ton. fg ID liz .:- f.
CoRoSER.-A. Wolf. g
Scnoek CoaMIssIo SEss.-H. II. Foihs, Su.
perntenttant; J. Bowyef, A. w. liandley, A.
Ellis, C,SConner, W. A. Alexander, DC rag,
s. lierefid, and J. vandan. 4
CoMMi4sIoSERs in CuAScERr.-H. H.. FORBES
for Clrceit Court, and J. W. Hoge for County
Court. III -. *.yas. ..'# r
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-07
STAR OF THE KANAWHA VALLEY.

EEL that am Il least free from partially,
and only wish i Just reward for every secl
and condition of men. At'Cltisen' tells "
/ "a the outset, Tint he Is Of . loss for Q sub
iect we should think 80, when we tind him
assailing IN the most bitter terms On insti'
luton Of which he knows nothing atal;,
and utterly falling 10 show 8 single evil
arising therefrom, was not the whole o.
his pssa moro listof suppositionsand ques.
tons with regard to theirobject? He asks
why they should not give their design 70
the public? How does he know they have
kept anything from the public? Do they
moi publish their platform and ayowed de-
examinations every where? What more
does he want? He says, il their object i
| 10 defraud foreigners, they should not ask
favour OF them. !,
We saw IL he virtually confesses. as he
does, his ignorance Of their intentions.
Il and cannot show any harm they have
done, he should not chastise them. He
seems to manifest some degrees Of interest
lest their candidates should be afraid 70
own their connection with themselves in
that respect. He seems to accuse them
with arrogance: but il i is arrogance to de-
fend American institutions against a de.
graded foreign interepublican influence,
then how esfncstly we might wish the
whole American people were more arro-
rant. He accuses them with enforcing
arbitrary measures, and bartering away
their right We ask what arbitrary meas
ures they have enforced, or ever attempt.
ed to enforce? Why does he accuse them
without telling US what they have done?
What right do they barter away? We
see nothing in their platform, like barter
ing away Fights; without it would be the
right topull down American liberty, and
bull up f reign despotism, may we all
BE- served from such rightsas these! Sup
pose the Know Nothings have leaders and
difTerent gradesefoflicers, is thatany crime?
and suppo>e they pledge fidelity to the or
rnnizaiion. WHO would join an institution
without pledgins fidelity? and who is it,
thu, does not know, that institutions Of va
rious kinds las they are based on proper
motives) are really essential 70 our pros
perity as free, Intelligent, and indepeu-
dent people, Notwithstanding the necessity
of pledy fidelity on thepart Of members.
He would eompare them to Esau who sold
his birth right, simply because they pledge
fidelity. One would think by that, that
"Citizen'' was mol accustomed 10 pledges,
butwhcrc was he raised? Certainly not
in an cnlghled country like this! and yet
,rnacquainted with the utility Of pledges.
In conclusion, we suggest TO Citizen"
he would come from behind the insignifi-
cant conjunction, if,-forsake his delu.
siye plan ofsuppositions and comparisons,
and tell us plainly, some evil the Know.
.Nothfngs have done, then he will have
taught us something, otherwise he leaves
US no better thanhe finds US.
J.. Yours very respectfully, ..
r TRUE AMERICAN.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-07
STAR OF THE KANAWHAI VALLEY.

IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AZ
BUFFALO, PUTNAM COUNT, IIRG IN "A
II is NEUTRAL in politics, and devoted to ncws,
commerce, agriculture, science, arts. litetat
tpfe, temperance, etc. #HI EBsy
In addition 10 our experience In conducting
weekly newspapers, We have pfospeciitei,
secured the services of 4 class of contributors,
who are sufficient guarantee that the srAa
will be q WELCOME VISITOR IN all the families
who may favor Us with their patronai Y. --
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q nIcII TosxD plGsrrIED FAMILY SEwstrER.
With this assurance uppn our part, w most
confidently expect 70 realize a large SHIRE "a
patronage, BY the citizens Of Putnam ard ad.
iacent counties. I4f.lsfB|i VI
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-07

New CouxTERrIr.-We nave been shown
q five dollar bill on the Northwestern
Bank Of Virginia" which is pronounced q
counterfeit. yignetts . female and In.
dian ina reclining position, the formsl
holdings frame with the portrait Of d war.
rior armed and with his foot upon his foe,
the head Of whom Is only visible. Upon
the left hand margin is locomotive. Tie
bill before US Is lettered. A, dated March
9th 1854, ispayable at the Office in Wells.
burg, and signed, D. Lamb. Cashier, and
N. Campbell, President. Its well execu.
ted and calculated to deceive. Zanesvll.
Cnurisr.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-07
To Tie Rnhllc.

4 N0flEw PARKS, OF KtNAwHA co,
IA sd JAMES W. ,HOGE, Of Putnam
county, Aaying entered into partnership, as
At;orneYs and Counseors al Law, under the
style or IsiRKS & HOGE, for the counties o.
Mason ajita Putnam; will attend all The coun
~, qunrlsfty and circuit courts in those coun.
ties, and will attend promptly to all business
which My be entrusted 70 them, appertsin-
ing 10 lhksr profession. ,
jan fssj - PARKS & HoGE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-07

Moses Norris. il. Senator in Congress
from New Hampshire, diedin Washington
on the 18th inst. This leaves New Hamp.
shire without any Senator having lost
both her Seniors BY death, within the
last twoyears. Nj. Williams was appoint.
ed in Nc. Atherton's place. aud John s
Wells, y = said win BE- appointed TO Gil
the vacancy occasioned By the death q
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-07
Married In Spite Of their Teeth.

Old Gov. Saltonshall, Of Connecticut,
Nwho hourished some years since, was a
man Of some humor as well as persever-
anee in affecting the end desired Among
otheranecdotes told Of him by the New
Londohpeople, replace where he resided
is tie following: H. ';
Of the various sccts which have flour.
ished in theik day, and then sessed to ex-
list. was one known as the Rogerites, so
called from their founder, John Tom,
or some other Rogers who settled not far
from the good town aforesaid. The dis.
tinguished tenant ofthe> sect was their de-
/ NAL Of the propriety and \scrip.ularity OF
the form of marriage. They believed "it
is not good for man to be alone" and also
that one wife only should "cleaye unto
her husband" But then this should be
matter Of agreement merely, and the cou-
pie should come together and live as man
and wife, dispensing with all the forms Of
the marriage covenant. . 4.-.
The old Governor used frequently 10
call upon Rogers and talk the matter over
with him, and endeavor to convince him,
of the impropriety Of living with Sarah as
he did, But neither John. or Sarah would
give up their argument. It was q matter
Of conscience with them; they were very
happy together as they were; Of what use
then could mere form be? Suppose they
would thereby escape slander-were they
not bound to Jake UP the cross and live
according to the rules Of the religion they
protested. The Governors logic was
powerless. 4. '.-t, u. r. . -. IN t..
lie was in the neighborhood of John
one day, and meeting with him, accepted
an invitation to dine with him. Conyer-
sation as usual turned upon the subject.
Now, john said the Governor, after a
long discussion. why will you not marry
Sarah? Have you not taken her to be your
lawful wife? - ~.
Yes replied John, but my conscience
will not permit me to marry her in the form
ofthe worlds people H..
Very well; youlove hcr?' .~..|
Yes IA H..
And respect hers' t.> I g..
Yes \, ID 4, -
And cherish her as bone Of your bone
and flesh Of your iesh?' NJ + :.
Yes, certainly do Y. 4. +
And you love- obey, respect and cher.
ish him. he continued to Sarah. N
Certainly + do - sE\
| Then said the Governor, rising. by
the laws OF tiod and the Commonwealth o
Connecticut, pronounce you to be hus
band and wife!, 8 Ia.s
The rawlings and rage John and Saral
were Of no avail. The knot was tied, By
the highest authority in the State. y
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-07
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FOR SAVE.

>YSHE subscriber offers for sale on rea SON
able terms, two valuable town lots N,
one store house, situated in an eligible mar
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\ Tailoring! Tailornig!!

w X. gRY would acknowledge his
W. thames 10 the citizens OF Buffalo
and vicinity, fpi past fsyors, and would in.
form the public generally, that he is ready to
attend to all business in biz line; Cutting and
Making Of Men and Boys Clothing, OF every
varietyi also Of Ladies' Skirts and Cloaks.-
All done ID TIE best and most fashionable
styles, on the sportest possible notice, at his
old stand, On Main street Az
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-07
Fashionable Tailoring.

John Hi3NEAL, respectfully in forms
~ the ciiizAs Of Buffalo and vicinity, that
be is still carrying on the nbove business mail
It's branches, ilahe shop formerly occupied b,
g. W. Taylor. b. He hopes, from his long ex
perence and attention 10 business, 10 merit q
share Of public patronage. s> -
CUTTING p0NE AT TnE SHORTEST
u NOTICE. - .--
! Jan. /. 1885, .J H.:
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TERMS FOR CLUBS.

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FIRST OF JULY, 1855.

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L There ARE olhtfs Dy The Same aftlssR, AT
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isn, bod. 1855
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Such was the 4 70 from uhieh uas preaebst
q moss impressive ssrInOn IN Fnds, lsst 1,
oui sistsfn city. Bah-lu; and The text was IN,
sermon sl'o' aud H1t aud ssrmVu vvre The last
sofds. LOT one OF Gods erriag Creatures.
There Was 90 GrgSn with IL, swelling note,
lying away IN lrnyh,nsd Hislss 10 open ,h,
services there were no anthems Of " and
praise With which 20 eonih ut lie wor,biu
1f God.-- no bel edietion sweetly breaking up.
on the ear Of d,tOut wofsbippers As thry rose
ifOm cushioned seats 70 leave the house Of
praytr;huI the service Vas imposingly solemn.
Hnd IL sank deepinto The hearts Of an ave slrick /.
en- assembly.
l. was the Court Of Desth.' There stood
justice, stern justice. in the person of the txe.
euliVe Of the law. and in bis hand the warrant
Thieh commanded him 10 revenge the injury
done to the peace and dignity OF sOciely; there
we're The men OF Cod drvUully asking offended
Heaven 20 purify the blocd stained Ioul Of the
trembling victim; there was the platform. the
galloWs, the rope, The drop. and, observed o.
Hll. there stood the cTing,ng. shIveung ou cast
who Was 10 expiale bic CRIME by vie ling up
hls miserable life rs the last lesson he could
read 10 e'iI-dO0rs. That criminal was the
pr acher, rUbrd ia fruck Of white. girt by
black sash, MI On IL. brow the fatal cap Du
rng this dressing for the gr,ye the distracted
man cried out:
Great Gpd! OIL my Godl whit an end
hsvt come to- Ms'cuui God. look down OF
M Oh Lord have mercy on my soul! Il Was
ram that did III
10 his dying n onent did that terrified man
proclaim tl.aI his mu-d,rrd while dil n,t ( otfend
him IN any thing, that he loved her. and vel
under the Internal spell Vi rum had he imbrurd
his hand in her bloOd; that band with which.
three short months before. be had pledged her
his love and protection.
We have never read Of more narrowing
scene than the death Of DAIRY. He shreked
with terror and his cries for mtrcv were pit
eous. But he had BEEN guilt, ni one Of lbr
toulest murders 0n record, aud he must die;
the safety o. society demanded his life. lie
could not escape his fate, ard stood with the
hal'tr about his neck, and the halchet was rais-
ed TO sever the cord which should lunch him |
with his sins full blown into eternity. aud there.
looking upon the terrible pssl ano the dread.
lul Iu urr, did he raise his voice and utter the
tartul warning against the use Of intoxicating
irink
Viii The world hear and heed the words Of
bis despairing mat? oh that houId come
q such an cndl |, was lum that did it, will
hose who daily put IN enemy in their mouths
% steal away their brains. listen to this voice
rom marderer's grave: Tell lhem to leave
fqunr alone; il has been the death of mr |
" etping and groaning as the grave opened be /
ntah his feet, he screened. God h, lp mel |
Gnd forgive mel hrisL assist me to pass
Trough This struggled
This is no fancy picture, but drawn, word
or word, from the Sc NJ in the prison. 1t was
-um that did it, Cleveland Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-25

EE-The new cent plecs will be issued from
he Mint in the course Of few days. They
are Considerably smaller thaa the old cent
pieces, and from really beautiful and aHrac
live coin. On one sil il the head of lIb.rl,
and the thirteen stars being omitted, the sur
face plain and polished fhe reverse is the
same in design H. the cd cent. but brighter
and much more e i,hef There is a certain
amount OF alloy mixed with the copper, and the
p' RE e.ion Of the die gives 10 the coin 6uish
aud elegance tnat has never heretofore been
attalned IN our copper coinage. The new coin
will br universally welcomed as needy and
creditable improvement.