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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
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Upon the announcement ofthe election
Of ourD Democratic candidate b Putnam
county, We received ) polite request from
Mr.. Lfwss McCor. to call at the store OF
McCoE& Jones. We obeyed. and toour
utter astonishment Maj. MccAIlrsTEs,
who, by-ths.way is officiating as clerk
in thatSstablishment and is decidedly one
ofthe ufostpcrtect gentleman We have ever
met wilb. informed Us that he was author
lied 10 Furnish us with d hat Before rc-
covcrink from tie shock, We found 2 SUI
perb sik hat placed tastefully over our
craniunf, and We felt about six tin boots.
We sav large lot left. and y you wish
q hate Star hat-whygo to Mccoy Y
Jones, i Buffalo.
Nor ~ this ALL We. the Junior, were
presented. BY our friend, Col. HARyEr,
with a die "boaycr." And il our "little
partncr' felt ssh feet in his boots" is i
not reasonable that vs should feel con-
sidcrably elevated, with y much taller hat
on! TIN Col. has "few moro Of the
same soa'' left. II you want a fne hai
givehimh call soon, orthcywill allbcgone
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
boarding and EnipYing.

An old man was toiling through M
burden and heat Of the day in cultiyasiag
his field with his own hand. and depodt
Ing the promising seed into the fraitilhR
ofthe yielding earth.
Suddenly there stood before him under
the shade ofa huge linden tree, 4 disia
vision. Tho Old man was struck rlAa
Management. 3.s fs.. "a
lam solomon spoke the phantom y A
friendly voice. What are YOU dong
here old man!'
you are solomon, replied tho yens'.
able laborer, how can you ask this? In ~
youth You sent me to the ant; / saW Y
occupation, and learned from that insecs
to be industfiousand TO gather, and that
have followed out to this hour.
You have only learned half your y.
son, rcsumedthe spirit. Go again q "
any, and learn from that insect 70 rest \
Thy winter Of your life, and to enjoy vhs'
yol have gathered up. German AAsgory'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
Why dots Lllnl ProdIfe N,cdss

Because there IS more rid, Of fbrs0s =,
matter III The soil, accumulated BY ages 9
the growth and decomposition Of yffggaia,,''
ton, than there IS Of property require
for tie crops We wish % raise.
Asst is said, 'sburn plant. and ~
ashes win show what the soil it's composs
ed ". The ashes are what is draw
from the earth, By tle decomposi'lso1.
what was drawn from ne atmosphere :. i
boon liberated. ind escapedin the totn g
gas, The ashes sre mineral, and hse'
exist, naturally, ii the atmosphere. Z.
The.ashes Of All plants. consist q u
same substance, only IN different proPa
ton. Like soap, which y greese, allp..
but when properly combined, are nelsns:,,,
but are d now compound. 81 with s sea
il thS compound Is largely wild, o. yeg J.
table, itwilI produce weeds, make e. z, ~ =
cessgpf phosphate Of time, aud 4 WI Il.
natulally produce wheat; give itan 60 N !, I
.ofaIkali. and 1t WIN produce potaioes 8.
farmer should iit Bis crop e 30 so'''
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
CbiAary Ante MOftcm.

About the rQost wretched spectacle tina t
has been witnessed BY the inhabitants Of
this fourishins village for long day, was
exhibited Yesterday evening. - III.
Sam" wasa ON the streets, looking so
chop-fallen ane eaved in by the Virginia
news, that he ~ an object Of profound
pity TO every hman eye that beheld him.
He had been exceeding elite. He knew
indeed that in tae Wise.man whom the
Democracy Of iae old Dominion had start:
ed IN pursuit oihim, he had to encounter
q host. n. II Ega,.s> LIZ ....-. .>"
But Sam" had an enthusiastic "organ"
here. Every dsy, since the out.brake of
the Order in Virginia, We beard Of Mr..
Wise's loud and triumphant proclamation
Of the certainty bf his success over the
myrmidons Of ignorance and prejudice
But Sam throagh his Sugar Ally "Or.
gan" continuall gave out in small para
graphs the confident boast that he was
certain TO capture the Democratic Candid
ate. Il
1t is almost #ondcr he did moi, Sam"
is an unscrupubuse rascal. He knops
too lille to appreciate the old maxim of
poor RICHARD Tiff Honesty is the best Of
policy" He therefore sets out from the
first with resolution to swindle the peo-
pie into his support on false pretenses, and
to dodge and cheat his way through his
political life.
Sam" you ought to- be ashamed of
yourself. You toSk after Mr.. Wise, as you
have after many fien, through dark bye
ways, tall grass, ,f1gh weeds, and crooked
paths. You sawgou had d bold enemy,
and one that wond crush you to death II
you dared 70 mecthim Ike brave man,
face 10 face YoI.theretore resolved that
he must be.put ols Of the way BY stab
in the back. YouSrept up stealthily, and
got nearly close enough 10 strike. But
presto, your enemysturned upon you, and
planted blow between your eyes, which
would have kneckd your brains outfit
you hal had any, sSam."
You sunk undeEit, your ribs cracked,
your head fell forward, your spine rave
way. and you Earel apsed- kind O settled
down like a lard cEndle on an August
night.
i "sam." it's theslast Of You. You Will
die speedily. Notbdy WIN lament over
your defunct botfss The stencil 81 YOU,
carcass will drivsa&ay decent people from
its contemplation. Humanity viii mourn
only that you have oyer existed at all.
You have lived YOU brief Lie in dishonor,
and i is only left tsyou now to 90 b youi
miserable grave in disgrace. So, 81 of
with youl- Ohio Stalesman. .T.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
IlHeion Returns.

Up 70 this time Wednesday noon) we
hayereports from l30 counties, giving
Wise majority Of about 10000. The
remaining i2counties 70 hear from gave
Pierce . small majority oyer Scott, and Il
Is presumed will increase the majority for
Mr.. Wise 70 nearly 1900, We expo,
tobe able 70 give the Official vote Of the
entire State. next week. An the Demo.
cratic candidates for Congrsssars supposed
= b elected, this hsing the only district
still n doubt, Our reports. however, ID
dicate the election Of Garlic PARKS
i electedto The Senate nom this dlstrict.
and Smith, x. n. Is reported elected over
Bufinetcn, DEM. il the Mason district,
p : majority q fso,s..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
R,publlealn!ism..

~ E + i u -
Its q problem yet to be solved wheth-
er the mass Of mankind are capable Of
self.goyernment II we look to the past,
the teachings Of history are against us,
for while many monarchics, and particu-
larly those OF the most despotic character,
have existed for ages, others, the most
powerful and enlightened, but with gov.
eminent less stringent, have faded away,
and are only remembered and quoted by
tyrants to prove that man must have a
master. And just in proportion as the
governments approach the Democratic
form, 50 has been the life Of the nation.-
No Republican government has ever exis-
ted over 800 years. Greece, Rome, Ge-
noa, Venice, where are they?
"Gonesglimmering down the vale ofyears,
Aschool.bss's tale. d visl on Of an hour"
whilst the. Chinese Empire has existed
almost since the food. Wepropose, then,
to tax the patience Of our readers with a
few thoughts upon this subject; and ,noY
that the excitement efthe recent political
contest isuzss, We can hope that all viii
take the if5aBls d read and reflect upon
what we shallsay. r ..t..@ y. X
Tho iirstsaeguiaf code 81 laws given to
MIN, was given 10 tic Jews BY the Maker
niankiad, and it.was essentially. Demo.
cratic, Thapeople chpse: their own Ri.
lers were soylifned6y laws Of their own
making. asa4hsd,ad hing but tie God Of
Heaven; ald,itwas only when they became
eorrupt-xhen wicked. aspiring and un.
scrupulous men had infused their own
views into the minds of the masses, and
made them forget the preeep,sof the Most
High-that God, in his anger gave them
an earthly king, and he also told them
when he DID % VIVA. would be the conse.
quences: They would Cypress the old
men; they would have the young men 70
run after their ehariots. and FIGHT their
battles, for no other purpose but 10 minis
Ter % their unholy ambition, and they
wouldalso dsbauch their wives and dauph.
ssrs; aad how literally have these things
an been fulfilled. Kings. though i. firs,
given in anger ~ God. and D q punish.
nent 70 rebsllious man, now claim 70 Be-
! llis only f.yorites, md % reign BY His
command, md that treason 10 them Is al.
% treason % God, +
There ia shiking resemblance ii oul
s.rm Of govensnenl land Il could not be
otSs % that 81 theancient iowa
2tsssys supreme head aud tbsfs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
That Boqurt.

The fais friend who scnt the Junior the
beautiful bpquct, last week, will just i'm
asine him II an anglo Of 45 deg with hat
in hand. j. was composed Of the most
beautiful Gewcrs, and our sanctum is still
fragrant with their perfume. Our "little
bachelor psrtner" never looks at said bo-
quet without nm audible sight "
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
From Sailta Il.

81. Louis. May "a. The Santa Fe mail
arrived At Independence last Monday
Col. S.. Wrain. with three companies,
went IN pursuit Of tile Utah Indians, fell
in with 9 party Of Apaches-and killed siz
Of them and took eight prisoners.
Troops had been dispatched ID tho VT
cinity Of Red River, to intercept Tie meet
ing Of the Indians Al that point
J Col. Miller was II the White Mountains,
after band Of Muscarvilles tribe.
Mayor Dussnberry died IN Santa Re ID
April. s
The mail party report but lev Indian.
on the ronte.
Grass poor and weather warm On lie
plains; great drought prevailing Wesi
Of Independence. I'sa .sH
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06

A telegraphic dispatch from Chicago,
Of the 81 ult.. says: "A frightful torando
passed over JsfSrsosl and Cook counties,
and other places Noah and West Of this
city. doing AZ imnShss amount of dam.
age. a min on ths5 Illinois and Wiscon.
SIN Railroad, was akiualiy taken up into
the passing cloud ana torn 70 pieces, the
fragments scstteredik different directions.
Nine persons who Esrs III Tie mill. four
were Instantly killed. ind tho others were
20 badly injured, that ttey are not expected
70 reeover. The amount Of property de-.
s'soysd = snprosed bs vsfy lsrrsf'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
To the Democrats Of Mason.

The Junior editor Of this paper intends
visiting the county Of Mason, during this
and next week, for the purpose Of solicit
ing subscribers TO the Star. r., .
We would say TO the Democrats Of Ma.
son, although beaten in your county by
nm overwhelming majority, be mot cast
down." truth is mighty and will prevail" >
The Democratic State Ticket is trium.
plant; and your defeat in Mason is main
ly attributable to the fact Of not having a
Dcmocntiespaper circulating among you
70 a sufficient extent, to combat the false
charges and groundless assertions Of your
political adversaries./ Many good and
true Democrats have been induced. from
this cause, to vote against their long cher.
ished principles Wherever Democratic
papers have circulated, to anyextent dur.
ing the late campaign, we have lad large
acccssious to our ranks. In Kanawha
county, where We had between 800 and
400 Subscribers to the Star" besides
u large subscription to the Richmond
Enquirer" and 9 her DcmocraticIpapers,
the boasted majority Of 1890, as claimed
by the Know Nothings, was cut down to
e64, and in the county Of Putnam, where
our opponents claimed 200 majority. We
carried the county by 6. How was this
done? Simply by letting the people know
the truth. We have labored for no other
purpose; and our only desire is to establish
a permanent paper that Democrats win be
proud Of. y -. ....@ l.
We have received, since the election,
the most fattering assurances of support
andapproval, from various portions Of this
Congressional district, and from the State
at large. Our paper, although advoca.
thug the principles Of Democracy, will not
Ibe>wholly confined to that, but during the
intervening time between elections, il will
be devoted to news, literature, science,
ARTS, agriculture, and everything else
which would tend to make 1t useful fire.
side companion to all classes Of the COM
'munity. 4 .., IT,. :
We intend calling on as many Of the
citizens Of Mason as will be possible for
us; but should We miss seeing any Of our
friends, we trust they viii send US their
subscription by mail. And as We have
labored to establish this paper amongyou,
for the purpose Of disseminating the, gio:
rious principles Of Democracy, we have
no doubt but that IN enlightened commu.
nifty will sustain US. To any one differing
with Us in politics, twill BE- worth more
than tho subscription price for other in
formation i win contain; besides, no MAI
can come to a just conclusion, upon ans
subject, unless he reads both sides. Of th,
question. IA rs
We win then give you call, and il you
will sustain Us or other Democratic paper.
Of the State, rs We think you ought. in
stead Of having majority Of ae4 Know
Nothings in your midst, you will see you
old county roll up . majority for the Dem
ocratic ticket 1t the Presidential election
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06

We would cali the attention of our rea.
ders to the advertisements of A. MoRR,s,
Richmond. The boo ks advertised are all
Southern publications, and are highly spo-
ken Of by ,lebress. Pc II
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06

We ate requested to announce Mr..
WILLrAAsT. FRAZER, as the Democratic
candidate for the Office Of Constable in
the 4th District Of this county. 'Theelcc.
ton is to tske place on tho third Saturday
Of this nnaAth. II IT, T x. ~ ii
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06

The "Kanbsha Republican" says the
Small PoS is EProvailing to some extent in
Buffalo and yEinity" There are said to
be several casss some four or five miles
above this place, but none in town.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
NENS IITEIInsI.,

Tho j ,ceislaturc I; tho ',r
brasks, ii SIS Into session III ' n... Vi
eight general acts sixteen 10y 3 y
towns aud ciiies, three school. w n
leges, Two for railroads, thirl,s'ssa'
ferries and brides, and eleven K, Y.
!! !a !le9a objects: Also, special II. \
ling twenty.tl,ree counties and ~
the survey and laying out cerl,is \ y
torial roads.
John Kinder. who e,n;y,. 49,,
renee County Ind;ana $500, : y iisnl Il
burnt 1t the stake by n m, isx.s
Mr.. X. rot into 4 diillcult,y, u. I, M
the Indians ana shot him down, M
iled 70 2 iort ior protection, but tI,s i
enc came ~ , s..ell numbers d ID ~
ne fort 70 deliver nm l'ap to lhe M
Tho fredericksburg Herald !,
d bar Of gold weighing oyer y M
and worth between si,loo asS :.
takcn from tho vanclhse IA s A
this State. ItisbelieyeEi thaSt M. n.y.
will DO produced weekly 1t NJ ds,. "a
Tho Rrownsv;llo f,r.,..,
Flae,,s df Anr;l qlst Mo-. H. ANN
received from Corpus uI,,;s, ;s !. ~
mn (,apt. nj X Lewis haI ~ Y w 7
Ik;lIcd n That place 81 \ m.s s \. sle
rington. Its stated that snI.. su \
an attempt was made tolyn6 NV sn
whenlhis friends gathered arouosh,
u fight ensued, which resulted 4 N
other deaths among whom I'M NJ!
| that Mi. Bryant. editor of ,he MI.
| Valley, was skilled.
49, s,,x,,.cy 81 J. ~.
MI ~ 80 M, H '' Z n i,eId,
M, 81, ."I NM hassi y na'nAy
D a,,,.'l "a Nm i, VIII i. Z. Nb
" ,i $50, Y. Az ~ ., ,S,ssn : y NJ
q Mn a'..;a 49, 81 4 =, I'M ,n, "l' w. c0
! 1 .,,;nnod ,,.;. Il ,, u. Pii,ory
1 ipoai' d XIX. ~ ~. p ya,5 ,asaa
inaa ~ &, q nnn !. III y
s 49, I, s b;a'so ~ ~ Z sol1 "a
years. I.
Dnrino tbc month III Anril q.o,,
senoers 7 reached Now YprL III
were Blu = deaths .ori bohrd o ~ \ n 4
/ whole number.
/ Pt.nE BaaspY.-ToI those Who i'll.
~ d,inl;ng Il NAV u, III IL n ! Il .pasi
Need of' Information a giyc tbam ,'' ], |,
\ 81 WAT tbev so,no,;rnos r;rE M. y II \
mistaken impression that they ar M
lowing 4 genuine imported article. AN
or two since. Dr.. Cox, Chemical Inss
tor Of Liquors for this county, had Oh
sion to-naakc achemical ANALYSIS ofae u
Of brandy, at 4 place where i was solds
1enslyely 'and lo 'ls inc following cone
ncnt ' c'e'ne'l.s argeiy psePso n
coiol' pfusS'c aci 0 muri''lie acia, on \
Pe,' ai'u Et.'icta'e o' myrrn = ifee
II dulgchceI II nfahdy 81 lhis charas
Nouiu ls aug 'n I. Embarrassing el y
ness f 'f \: Enqal 'i'erI
The New York Mirror feels fully
Ethorized 10 announce w. III. SrwAaD
the Anli- Nebraska candidate for the i
4 Presidency.
| The Baptist Home Mission (,on;so,
met II Chicago Mav ia FIJI Cons,
\ elected President, TIC attsndsna II, ,
very large. There were dcleonte l, i
thirteen States.
/ / s,.te,,. n, III ,ton,,,,, d,,,a p.;,.
Company lpas contracted NTH thc cres ,
Mills atWheeling, for I'm the iron ne
sary to finish the road from Wheelin
Washington, Pa. The amount If iiol
Equired Will Be about 3, 900 tons.
4 .r.o III, H.. \, s,,. /. &. |, ~,
J, Aka !, 4 81 so ! u siaa w !.
81 M I'm ~, 49, 49,; N ,ea re-
= .'e Wy I'm i1ey'sls.ure Il " I, lozo.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
Our friends in various sections will &C

7 Our friends in various sections will &C:
cept our thsnkstor their exertious in our
BEHALF: OR, subscription list is rapidly
increasing; sud by.a little effort will soon
be as largo, pr larger than any in this Sec
ton. Mr.. ". has placed us under obi.
CATIONS for ITO interest he has manifested
in the Star. z Send on the names. i. r.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06

Our friSnds, Com and EsrELL, tho
clerks Of ,ha Aurilla Wood, have placed
us under renewed obligations, for various
Evors. a., .lJ = r. NJ
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06

" 49, - go ~ A''SiSnSts WAY ptVNSu
themselses'a6weitby oftrast BY turning
against their fathers, broken down and
dishonest aspirants in the Democratic par
ty, who, like camp followers, hung upon
Its skirts, prostituted themselves to It's hor.
rid embrace, and went out among The pco-
pie with lies on their tongues aud the BIZ
bio in their hands, and induced hundreds
Of the honest yeomaniy ofthe State to en-.
list under their banner, by appealing L
their love Of country aud their abhorrencs
Of catholicismib but all to no purpose
The majority Of the people Of this Stat
were not 10 be deceived. They have Civ
ensto the leaders Of this helIish plot theil
merited deserts. The tide 81 fanataciism
Tor awhile, has been stayed, and the hon
Test men who.hare been duped BY Them
are now their unrelentiag foes.
We Say beware Of secret political soci
cites. The man, who organizes one Is
traitor % liberty. It isa libel upon. on
/ free government;-it Is the weapon Of u
rants; il i the assassin's warfare; is de
rived from the prscepts Of the devil, him
self. the prince q darkness. Whilst free
dom spurus thacklss. Il binds no man i,
ohihs; Il suffers no oath.bound f]axe I,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-13
NOTICE.
Steam Boat Disasters on the
Western Waters,
ANN STEAM ROAT DIRECTORY


TNHE undersigned have in course Of preparation,
steam Boat directory, which will be
issued in October next. 1t will be Of the most interest
ing books published, and will be book that will be
interesting all classes of people. The STEAM BOAT
DIRECTORY will contain complete list and description OF
all Boats afOat in the Western and South
Waters The length model speed, power and tonnage
Of each boat where and by whom built the Of the
boat with the trade she is in. Also the Of Captains
and officers her age, &C. &C. The Directory will contain
History of Steam Boats and Steam Boating the Western
Waters the invention Of also sketch of the
built for the Ohio river, with the Of the
builder, commander and owner
The River Directory viii contain list and description of
all the Steam Boat Disa Sters that have occurred
the Western and Southern Waters beautifully illustrated,
with list Of all those who have persisted by their burning,
sinking and exploding the Western and Southern Waters
1871 The Directory will contain Maps Of the Ohio,
Mississippi, Missouri Illinois, Arkansas White Red Qua
cha YaZoo and other rivers with the Towns and Cities
laid down, with correct distances also, many other River
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The book will contain the cards OF the various u s. Mail
Boats, with the trade they ill., &C. &c The Directory
will also contain compile list Of all the Steam Boa Licens
ed Officers their places OF residence, &C. the Steam
Boat Law requirements and all the important U.
Supreme Court Boat Decisions date the
and important Commercial Privileges Bills Of Ladr i'm
Decisions of the various T. s. Courts in regard
Freghts Lost and Damaged, &c, with many other things
OF interest.
The Directory will illustrated in the best style and
printed in the best The author has for six years
been gathering together all the facts and items regard to
the numerous steamboat disasters the Western and
Southern Waters and intends publishing them book
form. The price OF the work will be put at the low sum Of
One Dollar. Ten thousand copies will be issued for the
men and others DESTROYS of subscribing will have
at will be printed unless ordered in adj
By renting dollar to J. 7. LLOYD CO you
will receive copy Of the above work. The work will be
issued in October Agents at New Orleans, Memphis St.
Louis, Louisville, Ptsburg Wheeling and Cincinnati will
wait upon the steam boat commanders.
All letters should be addressed to
Jas. t. LLOYD CO.,
jes-f Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-13
TYree Springs.

THIS dehghtfa Summer Retrest is now open for o.
the reception Of visitors. The House has under ~.
gone thorough reapair, and the most ample ar. 1sA
rAngements have been mado for the accommodation
q those who desire avail themselves Of visit 70 this
well known watering place.
IL viii be the constant aim and endeayo Of the Proprietor
% please AL who visit him, aud 10 and maintain
the high reputation universally secorded 10 tese springs
BY all their former patrons Pledgng himself 70 untring
Asduy IN the discharge Of all the duties devolEng on
him ProPetor he confidently hopes % receive the LIBERAL
the public generally.
fun supply Of lee e On hand and ready for the
ye3i-tsepf VA. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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$500 Reward,
FOR ANTHONY AND HERCULES,

WHO runaway from Chronicle Mobile county, saur
w day night June g lS55 II secured in Jail, so that
can get them Anthony bright mulato man, about %
80 years Old gray eyes dark straight hair and would pass
for white without close inspection. lie was raised near
Gaan aud perhaps will stop there for some days. and he
has a doWn-east look when spoken 10.
Hercules IS very tal spae built man about The same
Of Anthony and has very smooth black skn reads and
well nd s without Doubt making for OF the free
States He Is painter by trade and very intelligent aud
wite them free passes, without doubt
Address, L. s TRIGG, Mobile, Air.
iels-SW. Care Of B VAUGHN. Commission Merchant.
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CUNDRIES-
- 100 hddi Prime Sugar;
so bbs Loaf and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bbs MolasSess;
IS y bbls do;
2l5 bags prime Baltimore Cofse;
SIS kegs Nails, all Sizes
2i0 bbls whisky;
81 do Common Brandy;
rs boxes Tobacco, all grades
so do Pearl Starch
100 do SchiedAm schapps:
$50 do LOngworth's span king caiaWba Wine;
so do do Dry do do
so bbs do do do do
- cases Catawba Brandy, pure article;
800 kegs blasting Powder;
100000 feet Safety Fuse;
5OO,o0J Regaia Cigars, all grades
Fo sale by s. II. LOOMS 4 CO,
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