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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-25
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Poi the 'star Of the Kanawha valIey.'i

{; ~ MooNIt
=: !: = - -.
Awake! my harp, awake 1! .
!: Cast of thy slnmbers dull,
;: Think what merry wight
Demands thy song To- night; i
Then sing, and let thine echo's make
s A ehorous round and full.
Why slumberest thou oh Lyre?
: RIstiike thy strings in vainI
Task merry song,
Thy echos 10 prolong,
Bnt all in vain no answering FIRE p,
Comes TO me in the strain.
Sweet maiden, pity me! 49, -">
'-f Ewould be gay tonight: -
Alas, in vain sing! ~
But BASE must be the tring
That can refuse to tune for thee,
r. My beautiful and bright. -
: I've fourd the reason why
| The strings refuse tottell
>A:gIadsome, joyous str aim
The heart is filed with pain
TO think, perhaps, witho ut sigh,
+. You soon may say fafewell. r
Yes, soon, alas, we part;
i. And wilt thou think of me
When far away, and shed J.. ,
A tear when am deadfr
For aye will cling around my heart
t ~"Sweet memories of thee" :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-25

CuRroslrrEs or BrBLE ). LITERATURE. y
tits a curious fact that there are
about five hundred verses in Mat.
thew's Gospel that are also in Marks
more than three hundred verses In
Luke that are also in Mark, and !.
bout one hundred and twenty that
are also In Matthew. Nearly one.
half Of the Gospel BY Matthew ID 10
be found in Mark, and more than
one-third Of the Gospel by Luke il TO
be found in Mark or Matthew. fir
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-25
Opium Eating,

The increase Of opium eating in
this country as al consequence ofthe
efforts to suppress the use of spiritu-
our. liquors, is so Iremarkablethat we
hear Of it in various quarters. The
subjoined paragraphs are from the
New YoIh TimeE | ~
."The craving for stimulants seems
to be natural and universal-and
shutting off its Indulgence in one di.
|rection itincreasss In another. Thus,
about the year 1889, when ALI En-.
gland was jubilant with temperance
festivals and societies, and the hearts
Of the philanthropists were gladden..
ed with the Hopes ofthe reign Of ESQ.
briefly, it was suddenly discovered
that the poorer classes were becom.
ing frightfully addicted to the use Of
opium, and that they had forsaken
their old vice only take up one more
destructive. | | + =.
$50 also with rs, as the use of ar.
dent spirits becomes more and more
disreputable, we have constant evi.
dence that the secret use Of opium is
increasing to an alarming extent
Frequent paragraph in the newspa'
pers make mention Of it. The in,
creased sale of opium makes it man
ifest. And the personal observation
of every man who reads this. article
will confirm the truth of such an in.
crease. Very many will be able 40
call to mind within the circle oftheir
acquaintance those who are known
to be given to the sec refuse ofopium
and some will be able to testify ia
the destruction Of the happiness Of
families caused by the use of this
drug by one ofits heads" +
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-25

The only difference between ancient
and modern fasting Is. that il ancient
times they sat in sackcloth and ashes,
while in modern times they sit IN broad
cloth and sashes.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-25

Among the other high sounding IL
ties the King Of Ava has that Of Lord
Of twenty-four umbrellas This
looks as II be had prepared himself
for . long reign.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18
Congressional.

, WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 - Senate. 20 mo.
non 'of Mr.. Pratt, William Hickey was ap.
|pointed chief, and ]. d, Nicholson reading
clerk ,l9@.l. s'wolip aal d ias,les Al.
oslMy. Sumner presented petition from 10.
sepHI Smith, demonstrating seaIns, the action
Of ihe Naval, Board "a ia placing him on The
retired liste,gT The Senate adjourned. 4 u
H6ase.G The House resu med voting for
Speak Richatdson 73, Banks Sc. Pen.
nineeioh g. Fdiiesr S6,. Th1rstoa s. ZolIcof.
for 9, A. K.Msrshait e, Haysn 2, Wheeler
81 II oward,,.a Walker, Carlisle, 0saig69 An
drew Oliver, / each. y ss'''1't sssSai'sHEaa'
p 29th yball6as- Richardsons 73 Backs 81,
Fuller i8. PenniHgtrb6 g. RThurstun &, Car!
| Isle s, Wheeier 81, AZullieoffsr .5.l Syope,
Howard, ,hasens \ Wslker, tlsrlau.s Ball
Smith oe Alabama. Andrew Oliver, S,nead,
r ssch.1t4d geaiia S94 ,{silssaaa# ,ysSfoh
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1ds,44- iSsna,e, ,7-O On
lImolion of Mr. Waller, the seleci commiIise
;or,ha Paoi6c Railroad. dp6oIn,ed slust Ises.
fyiS,n,3 VA, ordered ID De eob,inued during
ms: sE ihe vacancies Is be FLIED By lhe chair.
Mr., sAd.vs I RESOLUTION providing ', ,Os me =,
definitely postponed. .yqco ssssIq aesS
Mr.. Bayard QarS no,IcS III his Intention
ktOiUf6ducs Ssbilsbro aidinesior Nhs public
DrmtiBGyennrasihr.oud bindiIks Adi6urned.
HOUSE ,1tThs i1bss resumed y6,i6R lof
I,Spcakeat; Banks loo, Richardson "A. 'Ful-
ler 81. ZtllicoHers A. Walker g. Leitays Pen!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

become quite aAyotIie Asre, Aad deserved
ly so. Her officers IRE aiwdYb mindful, Of
the editors. Die ins1urg ca l(asdti,
and City o. H1sslil someiAes link Of
US. and .s0meiimes-f forget -The- Clerks-are,
clever enough. but. haYe poor memories,
ID Ihe bdve 1dS1sd 60aEJ hfe SuphidsI
regularly whenever there is sufficient water
in the channel.
we ARR also iikdeBted to several other
ipackets-for occasional fayors, asfor instance,
the Ohio. Quaker City, Lebanon, Messen-
gel, tAltamoIat DC. With the officers of
mostUf-thessbuats wesarc- personally acs
quainted, and know4henf to be gentlemen,
and their boats worthy 81 patronage. - ~, -
\ ToMessrs. Remington and Halliday We
are indebted for one of Peter P arley's latest
tales4The,Adventures of Gilbert Go Ahead.
iIikeall os Peter Farley Stories, itis well
calculated Is amdses, Interest, and instruct
children and ,you.h, and is just the thing for
aholliday present.ntq Vi q baso 90 s1ss
We are also under obligations to the Clerk
of, the Board of Trustees and Visitors Of
the Common Schools Of Cincinnati, for 4
copy Of their annual report for 1856. lsw'e
have long regarded the Common Schools Of
Cincinnati with pride end admiration
Whenever we have occasion to boast Of oui
native state, our first thought is TO point tc
the common schools of Cincinnati. % Itgiyes
usAgreat pleasure, therefore, to mark the ev.
licences Of their prosperity and usefulness
as set forth in this report. ) nsta,oaa 4,
/ Also, to William Smith, Superintendent
of the. Merchants Exchange, foracopy o
the Annual Statement Of the Trade ant
Commerce Of Cincinnati, including 4 gen
eral view of the Present Position and Flu
ture Prospects of the City. This is a pc
culiarly interesting document TO us. At,
future period We may take occasion to pre-
sent to our readers some increasing fact
contained therein. .u RS fo1 be-
HoAlso, to the Faculty of Marietta College
for a copy Of Addresses at the Inaugdra
tiop Of Israel ". Andrews, sas Presidents
that institution. lis W bnud "a q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18
The, Invas.on OF Kansas. !.

y9 We quote from the Kansas correspon.
dence OF the Missouri Democra. as follows:
y LEAvENwoRTH, K. IT., Dec, 1.,6P.iM,-l
The milldA organized to-day. aogI@aa ,
" Atl0lo'clock il WINS discovered that MIR
|C. McQrea had escaped from prison by cu,.
ing the door aroGhd the lock, .,s.s.l5. M
A, an early hour intbes morning inie'li-
genceIwss received lhaI .wothoqssnd srmed
men hadlrendezvoused a, Kictap9o. Six
pieces Of cnnnou IL was reported, had b9sn1
seen in that city, Phks fun,or hes feceiSedl
! bttpiaged ,cob6rmu.i,,a 70 day ssT4qBgsN
By,shsNdifaRnh haecoun.s Eecsived al this
" I'M supio lhepresenl l1iomenl., ills estirna-
bed thai there ,asaICreml three 20 four thou.
sand armed men regularly orRaoized iR'o
fcompsnies, and chiefly lrom dPia'le, Bucha'
ban, Clay and Jackson couhlss, Missouri,
IN The Territory today. to.ac,j
Abou, two o'einras the volunteers assenls
bled near livery s,ableh hapd we're harangued
by Nh. Johnson, a lawyer, Zone OF ,bslynch-
ere Of Mr Phillips. who spoke 10 favor ol
ltaw and order. Of contse, with great telling
effect on lhe law sustaining audience. nm a.,,.
| cAi,er the conc Of the speech, the
crowd began TO organizer lwalked along
the linz With several .eenltenanFofnhis city.
and n6,ions Of them recognized NOR es,haai
sepen ci,izsns Of Kansas The fesL were
from Missouri. s,,q 4, /. .55,9s al - bgssH +.
| Their Jnan@uvers created much amuse.
men, TO The spec,AloTs. An extraordinary
order Of a"righI about face left wheel sPo-
~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18
1J The foIlowiRg CONTAMINATION speaks- for
Itself. alt,isn esdless to add thet the fruit was
excellent, and the present acceptable.

Itself. altisIn esdless to add thet the fruit was
excellent, and the present acceptable.
RRIBNp. THoMsoN:-Wi,h US, the value
Of lbe apple as an article Of food is under.
rated. Besides containing large amount
Of sugar, RuciiIaee, ana other rutrttous1
matter. APPLES Oohsaln vegetables scids. az.
qinalic quahliess etc. which aae, powerfully
inaIhea capacity Of refrigeran,s, lonics.. and
an.lsep'ics: and when freely used a, he
lime Of mellowo tipeness. they prevent
debility. indigestion, mid aSea. 91wi,h6u.
doubt, many OF the "ills which Hash is hsir
,o"a'''-' = Foi'9'H '5dar'ad adt - tadi Y
\ Tne operatives Of Cornwall, Eng. Z am
told, considsr ripe apples nearly az noprish-
iAg as bread, and Gar mnre so than potatoes.
lu'ihe year 1901 (which wasa year of
Of much scarci.y--applss, instead ot being
converted into cider, were sold 10 The poor;
aud the labprevs asser,ed thar they could
ISLAND tiieif work OH baked aPptes without,
meat whereas q pnsato diesrequiredmeas
or some other subs,an,ial nutriment.1 & Il Z
The Frensh and Germans use apples ex-
,ensivel as Dc the, iahabiian,s Of all Euro.
penn na'lons, hne !aoorers eepen9 upon
lhem, as, an article Of food, and rfeqhendy
make sdinner OF sliced apples and bread,
There is no fruit cooked 10 as many differ
en, ways, In our country. as apples, nor Is
there any lrui, whose value, as an ariicls Of
uulnmen., is as greal and soliule apprecia-
ted. ts tg no. JAi1o' aatet5 8 s,g-t
w. -, aaa,gl, s.,;,
80 i ~ &c ''Fs'ihg
~ |, - !, NAss"'. 'sssr .H5.VFd ,,c3 sios
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

fgoOse qpfaItO" q psrsd:suni. fOI shem Ia
iocy and FilIainy enough shich he ,Nohh
Is suffering asw nilialions, and The Voice
pf Free V9m y husled in ibe Hal where il
hhoald " heatd now i( ever, while hoy1e
Of ,uffians have invaded Kansas, under ma.
Ti0Hdt and c6iciuf -uuspices, arths- inyifs,ipn
,f abe fool and ,railer swho Is ibe Govern9S.
ID Jha' isSrlpfy.ti0 lpsjuSSp iu5 Islttsl,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

As.N.. -. ~. ~
ous "s'e tssse :. A0as4iee'o. dpst' IAnot'
Ng'on SOUS lheFelore wl'nqIIalyy me resola,
'o"; -
mI; 'ones,,o' Nien"es:ee, Appealed 70 me
t'ehus 'owe.'e, tnest oelecl'ons a9a permit
no gsnne'naH non lieNaIiel iusnesew h's
eSolunSa' asn aaS as "sa.ng 70 90 e. slesrSt
SS ss',ig oplsc''o", reeo ~cah we soIh
IneneuSvpsss'' y n VYceeCepi ~ frseesslPa
'Peeke.. .s9sIass sdIljs
s,I,' an =. ~ ,. ~. l1e.HehrS'
ss 1ol''Soiero4. 'caasti1g us ttssss:ss
Ppm 70 a -: banks les
uuei1s g'lSSye. y s'.s sssus'I " lilir.s.y .
% SslSSsssipsaS 2eIsss ia .s,,ss;Ss ~ .Ss' lp
.s. 4, ~ = SSss1''iiY' 80 fsdeiStrl
sa. t,,oA =, S,olSe..,;-.z -, ,z,,.ss..
= nII"' JI" % Ss'iysJ 4ntlip; o
u''so ,o 20, Ao,''cohse9'- -oal"''s = 'cs"s''
~ aIAa l5 .. a., - d =, s.I,.sigassIqsM
rs,,9s l" 60 Vp 80 s,,,saM = |, ivst 49,
ass. o, ao.,. 81 .'y 9 q 'saHssssS sH s,,.S 6 ~ S'75ISs
'AT, T. "1ue:! u.. ~ shSss' NJ. aessrq.a !.
80 "ou'e .'lN aOl' .'-''' Al1ou.
WAsHIsaros, Deg. II, @ssSATE-Broa.
head offered resolution thal abe CpmmiI,ess
on Finance enquire into The exPedieDcup
reporting the appropriations bills fSt shsstp.
port of The Government, or adopting othtf
measures with . view % iohsaln 5oims !pssay
action on hem. p he wpnldi eek ,ho Senate 8
TO consider the question OF s1ighs and poeev
70 originate sppfopria,itn bills. hiS otjsts
being to avoid The evils o. night Sessipng;a pns;sa
Cass gave. 'os' notice ;Aasths, VII l%oys 90
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

lszidesha5 iuv:zsm "a ii Lawrence.
He Sb,e1 ihul d pdh.c aeIi1 v as held in
haws encs yes,erd4s, a which resolutions
were passed detyihs .hl..rulli Of the agra.
tian' repqris cireuleled CO.. lae political pur.
poses Of cetsin Missouri politicians; de-
elasiag thai -ihay- ara and yer--haye. been
ready 10 surrender any person on a proper
ARarrabsY Hespiing i,heis dh,eETtiRmionsto %
teluse .heir obedience % 1theSuhAdshorl1sd
Mr.. McCrea was met to-day riding on
spirited bav horse towards lLaRfenca7 gkle
sen, word TO the Territorial Marshal in this
city .ha, he would appear al Tecumseh when
his trial came % bli aitil iSt CHOOSE to sisy
a, Leavenw or,h 10 be taken from prison and
hanged by i1Ob.s s.:...e,-. -.,r------..
M Panoif 66dl Jo(her Cgeu,lemaEl from
1sayenwor,hb have just lefI for Lawrence, 10
Prsvsh,nT possiblsaany eBcopa,er sbeiweeI
the "law aHd @dsUHIrn, from Missouri
and the tsstdenWpfI Kaasasg 1900
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

- THR MEssAsE.--sWs are compelled once
more To- 90 10 press w.hou, the Presidents
Message, By rereFenee, 10 another column,
twill be seen, that Congress had MOI organ.
izsd up 10 Saturday morning ,lpsl. Those
men who have delayed the organization will
have afeMfdl laec6untio balance with The
people, when tlS II they Fs'qgsp home Here, is
civil var rpging in iKaasas, and shet peoples
rapressnia,ivespaNW Washington qnneliug as
sioawho shall be Spesksr. Z Tie CinciRRAli
conmsrciar giyes ths fSllSsineg giih,elligsap91cse
which ~ llhs peopls will dp yvelleo rsmsmbsr.
IS For some DAYS N n Bankas of uMassa.
.chussl,s, shasraceivedaA ,bsisoundlan,hNs,
-bEsska veIes inhhe, House q Of Bsp resehIa
lises. .lablhs Speakership of,ha.body .pr6lhe
members who swers els,ied as oppnhsn,so oi
Slayerys sxlepsiensa ssho sso,sbfon Fal-
l.r or ara found hmeDg The scattering, arc
sisasIepresenlip,s observation-disclosures. ScOll
HRrsison Yo,esulof Fuller, ihe Couon Know
aNolhing, and says ,6shMt! Banks 10 unssul.
fcien.ly conservative 10 suidhim. uBalLaol
shi&ssle,altees thu. Rsnks cassspms 5FO.es
in tlhe. PseiminAryo5Slages slols.he .hapsas
,Ac!,,halvere no, exacdy Ginls accordaaee
with his (Mr.! Balls gieEs,and so be cannol
YoIelfori Mr., Banks, + Mr.. Dunn, ofIhdisna,
The fac, y his 'sss case ss a. c.aao. 20,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

any slsh On record, w have Spt had ssj
Of peruAiAg them. We ARE aot
for him; a4d if convihsed thM he
is mol right on that question, e sha at
once abandon him. That be Is not capable,
faithful and honest, It would require evi-
aenoe 4prAIfP-hightol CONVINCE pss For
Strict Sohesty and integrity. few living men
can produce su-ciear rreccrd. Norman at
all familifrIwiIh- bis workseaB doubt his abil-
ity to perform the duties Of President. But
his ppsitiop on the bench has kept him from
dabbliAgihkhe muddy poolb 81 politics. and
hence. heis styled an..old fogy, Living in.
the past and Chase, Seward, Hale, Sumner,
Wilson,, Campbell, ,1oi some ehe 'eise,J@ho
has been al Is active Free soil politician for
some years pastis,td he btough forward: \
Now, without saying d word against any
Of IN, candidates named, we desire to ex-
amiaeIthei principle ipVplYedl and see il it
is calculated to lead to success. The Re-
publican party is composed of'seyeral eles
hn.slnpts, h.lp, among which IRE least. in point Of
numbers the old, Free Soil party. An
these elements combine to carry out meas
ures dsafto all, but ESPECIALLY so 10. this
Free Soil element. Without cordial co-op-
Grafton, there is no hope Of success. This
cooperation can only beisecured by pru-
dence and conciliation. The active. noisy
politicians Of all parties, but more especially
Of the Fee Soil party, have rendered them
selves extremely obnoxious to the other el,
ements. Amy attempt, therefore, to force
upon the people one oftfis class, would al
once tend to an open rupture, and result in
disorganization. and the triumph, Of the com
mon enemy.sg Indeed, ,wswery much fear
lest, with'allthe caution which ean,be eused
such win be tie sresult. PAnf yet, we be
lisye. il Tie Plains direct siisspe ofislayerl
extension could,be made, diyested Of ever.
extraneous issue, every northern statecoult
carried in opposition. assl2 O bs'iaa bae
THE ,s Success of this pPriRsiPtle, and not th
elevation oftthis or that man to this ortha
Office, is bur aim! I'VE care not a stra,
! who'is President, provided the govenmen
q s1aL 1a.lrl Al
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

~ THANKS. ~ Senator w ade has our sincere
~ jAii jsAssisraI ISIalIlsbls pubic d0spp
-mepksepsi ys ,sosaR wa s16ilaso g'osxi
,4ssWs deem Ehis q fitting time sol say. that
-Illadi Dbp Been for The kiadncss and ,alttn-
Mon IL senator Wade dining sHe past, Two
IyeSEs, our sppplR Bfss RpbEc documents
.SW0Blld ehayArbeept d extremely light. Our
member cfesthesr AuissAzGeh RstchieL
sneyaranee favored. .nslwi.h, any sthingIwor.
sthy ofsfteSersatinLT 4 SendtotsC ChAsey itlis
7ttas favored as sitBtss Of tthts yaiastle
doeG&shts, as as dia also Senator Il Douglas
and another member, whose name we could
not dsSiPhsE, n it to \ Senator sI Wade NJ
iuaIssi iRdsbttdl f0gsEeIE aIp any fsourdmos
valuable worlsasb baa sasni ID ei68 obi
70 sTJatHe elerhyaSf segsraP' 'Oi baf rive,
spacfets, We ;dte Indebted ior late 'Cihcid6Spat
and RistsbREg, papers These iaarsrggr ar
A;nspeoiallx aceehiablaa This lime; Mhanoll
lsinhlls aseh hso sadly dduts sof 3eiHtl! For III,
-sfpt tiaie IA NO yeags W. 1Rceised lfasor,
lso lbis Kind last s yeskE;; /; FROM ihe RAcEsy
.lsStdis1riy iyms Drum, Clerk Whssherj Nv,
lalAEneFspb pbehtsn ibis Drum oralots MgcaI
ssnotsaays llf hs Il the sAihs bHicefwho OH
'Shiatsa hs dssk ES Years sgsI iIsE'| n .sssr
.,taiplE Attempting A geforwatien, Bat w
\ i,resame.tit is nanother.l ant. IL. better man
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-11

Mayor Wood, of New York, is showing
what a determined officer can accomplish
He closed all the ,averns and porter house.
on Sunday. The police notified The occu
pants 10 close, and the names Of those whf
refused to do so were taken down and re.
ported to The Mayor. 1t is little remark
able ,ha, Mayor Wood, who has accomplish
ed this. was professedly the candidate Of lh'
tavern epers, and received from them sit
and comfor. tina, helped in no small degree
10 secure his election.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-11

MUCH INFORMATION IN Few WORDS
Az an evidence Of wha. has led 10 foreign
Indebtedness and domestic ex.rsvsgsnce, we
quote from the Secretary Of the Treasury
The following fac. in 1914 the population
of the Union was 1924, 900: the impor's-
ions for that year amounted TO the sum o.
$50. 95O,OOO-being q rifle over five dollars
10 each inhsbitsn,. In 1854 the population
is estimated following 70, the increase since
the last census) q, 255O0,OO0; the inpor-
tstions for the yea, amour. to- $279712,-
|000-being nearly eleuen dollars to each
man, woman and child. That is. id ten
years we have more than doubled The aver
age proportion of our impor.ations, for each
individual 10 the country. The Secretary
Of the Treasury also tells us that in our last
financial year we imported thirty three mil
lions, worth Of silks. These facts need no
comment. s.: ..s-t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-11
From the New York Freeman Journal.

The IMMACULATE Conc EPTIoN OF OUR
MosT BLESSED LADY.-The glorious ne " S
has reached US ,ha, on the eighth of Deem
Der Pope Plus TX, Of immortal ren"wn. 10
the presence of the Cardinals end Princes Of
The Church, declared it an Article Of Divine
Faith the. the mother of God, our most bless
ed Lady, ,cas conceded aoithout original
stain. i4. .s- tarte s..s +,
He that hath ears to hear, lei him hear
He tina, is a,hirst, le, him leave off waiing
beside dry end broken cis,erns, and max e
haste 10 this city Of God, which is made lad
by the .orren. ola river flowing from the liv-
ing fountain Of waters.
A new banner is raised on the walls OF
our ss4sa.ion. tits set up bv strong band,
and one that cannot fail When The soldiers
see new standard advanced by the orders
of their Chief they prepare assiduonslv 10
follow il. ID The reason of our great exulIa-
iion at this new definition Is, because The
saints end the holy ones Of pas, sges, who
have defended this doctrine, who desired 10
live thst they might see it defned-ha'e
predicted ,ha. this declaration would be FOL.
lowed by time OF grea. rest and advance
men. to the Holy Catholic Church. New
grsces were to be kindIed in the hearts Il
The fsi,hfuI, and new muI,iludes were to
dock from the paths Of error into the gre,,
highway Of Gods truth.
Let the Catholics Of America scknowled gc
their pas, ,epidnv Of faith, and hasten to
shake j. off, lie. W. be,ske ourselves to our
great Pa,roness-yMary of Immaculate con-
ception. lie, faith, and hope, and charity.
grow strong within Us, sne 'e. us remember
that God has sci our task before us-.hs. Of
being, ell Of us, in our various places, mis-
Summarizes Of the Tabernacle Of God Nth
men," whose grea. business j, Is 10 save our
own souls, and IN CONVEX. this young aid
mighty nation 10 the love of God who was
born, Cor love Of it and US, OF the immac..
late Virgin.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-11

The Governor Of Maine, in his late mes
sage 10 the Legislature OF that State, recon-
mends stringent enforcement. of the LIQUOR
law; and in regard to the slavery question,
ne says the time has arrived when the CUES.
ton must be met and discussed in the Ma.
''ona' and State Councils end in the prma-
ry meetings Of the people with the same
freedom with which other grave question,
are wont to be considered. He condemn.
the passage Of the Nebraska bill; end on
its presumed extension Of slavery he de.
nounces the completely of the President in
violation Of his assurances.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-11

An An,i-Slsvery petition has been dra W..
up addressed 10 the Massachusetts Senate
and House, urging the passage Of the law ::
"Tha' any person who engages in arres,ing,
holding, or returning fugitive slave, either
as United States Judge, Commissioner, Mar
shal, Deputy Marshal, or in any capacity
whatsoever, or even as private citizen :;
shall be forever incapable Of acting as Ju-
Tor in any Court Of this State, or Of holding
sny office OF trust, honor, or emolumen,.
whether such Office be State, County. Civ
or Town Office, unless relieved from such
disgrace by pardon; and also 10 punish BY
fine and imprisonment any clsiman, Of an
alleged slave or any alder or sbet,or Of such
clsimsn. who shall attempt to remove such
alleged slave from the State wi,hou, his frs,
having jury Trial on the question Of his
slavery or freedom"