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HOTELS.

NGTIGE@TO PAssENGERs ON THE
S,,,I . = SnMDED a,a DE AND DANyILLE, AND SOUTH
DANvILLE OR LYNCHBURG: ~
Breakfast! Brcakfast.. Annie t,,.. ~sx.n
ls.9ff s54 to eaf.
The subscriber 10 now prepared to furpi,h IN. n..
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST ss the Junrr;or of
the Richmond and Danville and South Side Rsirosds
immediately on their arrival on the cars.
my i7--t2m SAMI d. BURKE,
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FACTS OF CESsUs.-The Mobile Tribune in
noticing the results of the recent census of that
city, says:
Some of the facts of the census arc little re.
markable For example there exactly 2T69
white males among us Between the ages of five
and eighteen years and exactly 1853 white females
between the same ages The fact is worthy cf
note
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SUICIDE FROM pIsAPPoINTMENT-A young girl
about seventeen years of age, named Elizabeth
Barr, domestic in the family of H. p. Fairman, of
Philadelphia, committed suicide last Friday night,
by throwing herself into the Delaware River. She
10 represented 10 have been pretty and gentee in
her person and dress. The act was caused by the
discovery that lover who had been waiting on her
two three years a married man.
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PAINFUL ACClDENT.-On Friday last Rev. W.
w. Spear of Charleston, s. Co. stepped into rail
| road ear at Havre de Grace, while it was in mo-
ton, and had his leg fractured by the sudden jar
He was taken to Baltimore, where he now is, un-
der medical treatment
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RUNS DoINGs-Old DR.. Barry, member of the
Royal College of Surgeons, died, few days since
i'll the hospitalin London, Upper Canada. For five
days before his death he had taken nothing but
whiskey His habits of intemperance had reduced
MIN to rags but he retained the manners of gen
tlcman lie was once Mayor of By:own
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FENCING ACADEMY

I-NNIINO, MNIASIIC
EXERCISE BOTH FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
The subscriber begs leave to inform the public gene
rally that he has opened his Sale dArmes for the en-
suing season. at the YOUNG GUARD ARMORY,
near the State Court House, where he will give in
struction in the art of FENCING with the SMALL
SWORD the SABRE, the BAYONET or LANCE
This graceful healthful and useful has been thor
oughy mastered by the subscriber, who o pupil
and he feels confident that those who putronze his
Sale dArmes will always rejoice that they seizsd the
opportunity of becoming acquainted with accom-
,plshment elegant, and exercise SO conducive TO
''sound and vigorous health, and means Of selfde.
fence free from the objections urged against oh hsr
arts practiced with the same view. -
Further particulars, also the best of references
be obtained by calling the subscribers Sale d.
ArGnes r.4-.
DAY. -'l'- ~ -
AT the request of the pups no spectators shall be
admitted during the hours of private instruction.
no 2e-t ED DE- RFII
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Rev. Mr. Mcclure, of Jersey CITY .vas q pas.
senger in the last steamer for Eufofe rs Secretary
of lie American and Foreign Christian Union, Ell
route for Rome, where he will net as chaplain 10
tu ,ited states Consulate in addition 10 perform
i-s ..s duties as Secretary VI the Union.
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FORTUNATE IF TRUE-It is said that Mrs Jno
Tyler, wife of ex-President Tyler, who was Miss
Gardner is heir to just discovered fortune in En-
gland, by which she will get S5000G0
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SNUG FORTUSE.-Mrs. Mary Chess, resident of
Monongahela city, Pa, died in that place on tie
22d instant. BY her death her daughter, a young
Ia iy of twenty years, comes into at least $40 900
worth of property.
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I FAl.L PORTATION.-

- LARGE STOCK or GUNS, PiS-
Tolls AND RIFLES @
C---%--Ea- am row opening 4 large <<zs4
,,h,,rtE ot SINGLE AND DOUBLE
hAEtttL GUNS, of superior finish. AsaAAess5sk
ALn3-A splendid variety Of Powder Flasks, OF
--S2H's make Shot Bells and PoHchts of the most
tfoNed styles; fine Cams Begs; Wad Cutters: Dog
a.iS a:,d C2ilaIs; EIy's waterproof Ceutrul Fire
3 d2s; W ash Rods, complete; Gun Weds &c.
[ALSO-Io OTIS Repeating PISTOLS, Aliens Re.
t'rIs. and every description Of Pistol now in use
Guns stocked and repaired with uratness and dis
ftl- JAMES WALSH
NGn Importer, doors above St Charles Hotel
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS iNsTITCTE.
' FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TOJOHN W.
DAVIES STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN tIGHEH AHD NINTH return thanks to Iny
friends or the,G kind patronage during the past four
year. AMI n"z ie4ya TO say that am prepared to
tFrnisr Sto-e Fronts Monuments Tonbs Vpults, and
attend Enclosing BIryiug Grounds and in 1Gct all
~ctk II th" SfgIe-Cutting aid Building line.
QIstIty OF Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
rf,srd North CT South oc 30
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KEsTUCKY HOG TRADE--Thc Louisville Times
estimates that at least hundred thousand
hogs will be killed In that State this season than
were killed in that State last year, with an ave
rage Increase in weight of about % percent Up
to Saturday evening last e,339 had been killed in
Louisville where the prices then were Sc 50d g s5
net. The same paper notes purchasers of 20,e0
25,0GO hogs, by dealers, at IS gress equal TO
about S. s5 from the hooks
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vwg. AINsLiE, BOWEN a. POW.

1t~W e Ai-NNI4tE u, BOW IN "a PG W.
tTLSs3T ELL. COACH MAKERS, CROSS ST
- ABOVE THE EANKS.-The suhscrihers
70 e'factIcal ~"Ikm-n with long experience and de-
.hs 'Heir personal attention 20 ali WORK done in
-.i shop confidently otter Themselves to the public
.' manufacture or repairing OF Carriages. for
f.cA they have hyperion facilities they have on
-'.' al ttls time, of their manufacture good
20 rt thBRIAGES BGCkAWAYS, BUGGIES
H OF tha most approved styles to which thew invite
suri-tloh OF those Iii want ofsuch articles Thank
10 .'' tAe encouragement we have received we can
i1i"'se to renew our efforts TO give satisfaction
q. u Ao iavo- us with theiI patronage
q. \. AINSLIE,
ID. Y. BOWEN,
go IN 70 I
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* i.OOh 90 Ten E W e 4 X.

Cy-Ek Il u - II u l. r.--N Il " & 4 H.
49, RAGE HOUSE-The subscriber hav-
..-1l ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
f 81 'As store az 10. 81 Main street, Richmond
'rfs cave TO inform hs friends and the public at
. ,''t us stock now consists in Carriages Barou-
II > a., sawage top and DO Top Bugses, Saddles and
.ss o. ii, klnds usually made for this market;
..' h,2s Brides, Martingaes Stirrups, Bits snG
-. 81, l",5oqs qualities aud prices; Car;lbEe, GIg,
"'".'S NMps Canes. Umbrellas, ana Rusk-Skin
a. 20 iog driving Trunks, Valicos Carpet Bags Le-
" .E5Gaei- fine far and Blanket Robe. Horse CO.
~, .'" hankes of various qualities and prccsn1a-
- '''2E"lhe- one Of the best Houses in the State
-, Fet''As 10 equp themselves for horse back ard
F-aihg, As every article used for either is
a ga "a u car stock The public Is most respectfully
80 80 70 cali and examine his stock and prices; he
s5,, say he soils lever than others, for he don't
s.7r ma others do but only nsks of persons who
,.g. q ne above ari'cieE, to look at his before
h efr" mere. he assures them that every in
h. r's1i s1i winch can, viii be offered to serve them.
la ssa'efs he would say that he has large and
.5., Ie1-i lirnt Of Hafness Mounting Patent and
He@taess, which ha viii sell them ct low prices.
JNO W. DENNIS
q, No. 81 Main ST., 5 dooIs above St. Charles,
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VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCE.

BABE IN THE WooDs-On the 18th inst a little
child nineteen months OF age, son of Mrs. Maddox
OF Palestine, GreeDbrier county, wandered of
into the woods and was not found until the next
morning, when ii was discovered resting against
sapiing in state of insensibility f.
FATAL OcCURRENcE-On Friday last a child
of Mrs. Franklin Gray, 9 years of age in Preston
county, wandered off. and was found the next
morning by its father lying dead in the woods.
PETERSBURG ADMINISTRATIONS deaths
IN Petersburg during the months of April, May,
June and July, reached Sc, of which 12 were from
consumption
CoaJereRcc-The Methodist Conference of vir-
glnis, met in Washington street Church yesterday
morning, Rev. j. Osgood Andrews of South Caro-
lima, presiding. About one hundred ministers ar
rived on Tuesday evening
Post OFFICE AFFAIRs.-Postmaster General
Campbell orders the following:
Appoint Joseph l.. Robinson postmaster Lime
stone station, Harrison county, Va, vice j. II.
Morrison, left the place. John Crow postmaster
Crows, Allegheny county, Va, vice VIM Fl. Crow.
resigned
A NEW ENEMY TO WHEAT.-L. A Alderman
of Greenbrier co, Va, writing to the Greenbrer
Era SAYS that his young wheat has been attacked
by myriads of small bugs that likely to destroy
the whole crop. They confine themselves to the
blade and exhaust the sustenance of the wheat
They are smaller than the wheat chinch bnc and
not fiat are, at first, of pale green color then
brown and finally become winged, and fly off
They seem very tender and the frosts of winter
may destroy probably them but if they re-appear
in the spring. Mr.. A. looks for the destruction of
his entire wheat crop.
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(lNllINiA MEChANICs; INSTlT7T

5ILN ER MEDAL the highest premium
grsEded 10 SAMUEL y. DEEOON for the best spe-
cnrul OF CRATES and TENDERS
NN HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCE
iGICEH-fhe subscriber hiss for sale the largest
fl0E Of CRATES and TENDERS eyer before offered
sale II this city OF his manufacture. The
'r7 embrace all of the various kinds and patterns,
iltt ID s!pare-tonped Gothic Liptic. Circle &C.
70 ra-cn Orders for G-Htes, Tenders, &c. from
V"p ard country prnctually attended to and care
'. packed Merchants purchasing To sell again
vii, be supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
@ Ususi discounts of for cash by wholesale. ARMY
any Bell an1 Bress foundry, on Main, between 18th
aat Ah streets, Richmond. Va
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
t'sve oT sale large supply of all kinds of Bells,
ttr OF owi make uu 8--}m $ D. u.
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The new board of directors of the Ohio and Mis-
sis5ippi Railroad have reelected VIM Glenn, Esq.
president pro TEN. A committee OF the board hs,
been appointed to report plan by which the diff
ficuities under which the company labor may be
overcome, and the work prosecuted to completion
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James Smith, well-known citizen of Independ-
ence, Mo-, died III that city TIE 9Th inst of rup-
ture of the heart. He native of Virginia
but settled in Independence twelve years ago He
one of the Weathiest men in that section of
Missouri
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phEh!l.n Sft!N .-'rhe subscr:aer is
Low prepared 20 furnish elegant and beautiful signs
30 Web as common low priced ones. He took the
7 premium al the last Mechanics Fair and esEs of
'sr 2tr" IN want TO give him call. His terms
" be- made to sait, and having in his elnrlav expe-
i'te~a WDraueu, will also undertake any kind of
h;..2 -Ie1ufrd. Gall on l2th street. next door to
81 aInhston's.
~ ~ w ALIEN
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MERCHANTS Ayp THE BARK

THE NEW YORK MERCHANTS ASD THE BARK
MAURT.-A meeting was held Tuesday by the
Chamber of Commerce of New York 10 hear the
report of the committee appointed at previous
A. Stevens, ESQ. Chairman. submitted report
and several resolutions. The latter state that no
proper amends have yet been made to the owners
of the Maury, nor to the merchants OF New YORK;
80 injurously assaed. That the inerehants Oh the
United States win uphold the Government in the
maintananee Of the neutrality laws and TO de-
nounee all violaers as disturbers of the peace OF
the world 10 be held In uni, ersa abhorranee The
report declares the action OF te br1tsh Consul ana
Minister 10 have been unwaranted; and that there
is not the slightest foundation for the report that
other Russian vessels are lifting out In The United
States,
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'GO TFE PUBlIIC.-- Having purchased
the estabshment of Mr.. JUAN PIzZIsi, geno.
rally known as the "St. Nicholas Saloon" would
spectlly aocit the kind patronage of my friends and
the public, assuring all who favor me with visit
that every exertion will be used to give satisfaction
In future advertisement my arrangement for con-
ducting the Ordinary will be duly announced
no l3-lm ANDREW ANTON1.
PARE. CHANCE--REAII STATE AT
III PRIVATE SALE ON CHURCH HILL cen
sis,ing of very neat framed two-sory DWELLING with
Kitchen and Stabe-Lot fronting 82t feet on 18th ST.
and running back 1872 feet. adjoining Springfield Eal
corner Z6th and M SITS.
Terms made eaay. Applyto
J. L. MACDONOUGH,
no l6-ts "a Main, corner l4th streets.
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

This house having change proprietors with deeid
sSs 80 IMPROVEMENT z now confidently recommended to
SpriEg viii End there ample and coruf,rsb,e .croy,
s toeafion s Proverhiay plessantsnd
position alry which, with the liberal hand of ir. ner
PROPRIETOR st render it the fayorite house Of ,he
place. especially to the lovers of quiet rest Tho
table IS well supplied with whatever the marLst -
tords-the servants polite aud accommodating Noth-
ns wantlns to make It one Of the desirable
Totes IN the city. tau 2U JOHN DARRACOTT
EXCHANGE HUTE L.. Kichmouc. Va,
~ JOHN 7. BALLARD, Proprietor~To MEm
BERs OF TIE GENERAL AssENRy, AND oTHE rs WISH.
ING TO SPEND THE WINTER IS THE City: The mb-
scnber begs leave to say TO all persons wi,b;rs =,
spend the winter in the CITY, that he has he en- an esSa
r0r s1n.e s time IN renewins besu:ifsins and adding
nlucn To the comfort and convenience of his Hotel
Sthe t ENchense) and besides which, his new Hosei
Sbaiiard'sl is nearly completed which win enable
hth 10 accommodate ABOUT 10 members of the Gene
raj Assembly, IN eddtionto his former numhers in
style and manner that he has before been able
TO aHsfd: and having psid much attention "a tbs
ahd arrangements Of lis Hotel he car CONT
gently Say that the rooms be will have 60 ofer IN
hss ms season are greatly superior any he
his business is to make his comfortable and
tented, he pledges his best exertops to that end
Selng thankful for past favors which have baeu 40
of the same. JOHN p BALLAED
no 2l-Es Proprietor of the Exchange Hotel
EOLUMBIAN n III o r L I..--JAMES n:
~ bOfD CO, having leased this desirable Ho-
tel will spare pains maintain its former popt-
isrity and comfort They have employed E. PORTER
70 tdAe Tue Charge OF the HOUse and sitter
LIST April. The or1aer patrons of tks Hotel and nm
n,ercus friends of E. PORTER, requested to i've
them a CALI ..- --.s-s
Richmond, March g. 1856. an q
~ added to the Columbian Hotel since tho last
meeting OF the legislature 50 large and comfortable
Lodging Rooms. Members and others wishing com.
fortabe accommodations will do well to call for
no 7--8w ]. NJ. BOYD u CO., Propretors
rG'HE MEMBERS or THE NEXT GEN.
ERAL ASSEMBLY will find quiet and pisasant
acr m ruN1at .t A a NJ
to the Capitol makes it quite desirable
no - JOHN DARRACOTr Proprietor.
NOTICE.-Passengers going Nerth are hereby
l informed that on and after SATURDAY, let OF
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Comnany will always stop at tho SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do so, to obtain Breakfast or Supper: By the
PROPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel Aug. 81, 1855. an3l
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II. w. ALLEN

!s0t:GET ~ ANDERSON, pholsrercrs
- AND PAPER HANGERS, corner Of Governor
rank IN streets have in store their Fall Stock of
Iatf.A HANGINGS and L PHI 0LSTERIN
I'3'> being the largest and best selected assort-
"5lt "r have ever had the pleasure offer to our
.s"a' and the public generally, and will be sold on
' ''''t fthhOAab!e terms. 8-ts
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Neither bees nor Wild tu.Leys as scea IL Cali
lerais.
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DRICEs HEDI GED.-RICIIHlOND Ex

matt r. REUt EED.-h{CLIhOND Ex-
ILELSiOR WORKS, CORNER Or SEVENTH AND
NuN SIS.
8. subscriber takas pleasure in announcing tc the
sia.c tia: l.s PLANNING and SAW MILL is now in
: mpete order.
Fiypgreceutly incurred an expenee of several hun
si 5ol-s in rsftting sid perfec.ing his machinery
i.Ps,a1g. Saving, and Tongueing and Growing an
-t,1t Boards tnd Plank, he ia nog enabled to exc
~. superior work, at greatly reduced prices.
Acal from lhCse in want respectfully solicited.
e-l--s WILLIAM FORBES
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.lLAlIANnEK FTKE pNNNF sAFEsE

L1LAWtNDliR FIRE PROOF SAFES
: Manufactured BY Evans & Watson, Philadelphia
Ties sss have been severely tested st recent fires
n BALTIMORE Philadc lphia aud New York, and when
oy~lea tEc! contents of books aad papers found
T. e Alrpred. They warranted TO lie Fire Proof
S,5, with Iislps patent Burglar Proof Locks Prices
rsrzas from $40 TO $500 For sale by
II. BALDWIN,
maGl-ts 743 Main street. Richmond
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,yzs.-,7177713. We have on kGnd and for
g7-s}ssssf.SssS sale DECK BOATS of the largest
-~- size. Also OPEN B 0 It S. ana
S.gsra Timber from % TO so feet at our Boat Yard
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~. Z, cgad to 4 superior article of Shower
10 u. .rt he subscriber has hand, and which
t-sas fl. s4.eata less price than the common arti-
,srs'lv stlls for Those who wish TO purchase can
r5 Ind 20 for themselves, by calling at r. AZ ZIM-
vyrNtN.S aI Messrs. STEBBINS \ PULLEN'S.
-N- STARRETrS.
WM FO8RES
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n GUNS, us TVLS, Mc,-E
- have Just received from the North, a
Aga, l. large aud well selected assortment of
,ISsSl DollIe and Single GUNS, COLTS
- So TER5. Aliens Revovers. Rifles. single
- ss-rIe Pistols, Fly ana other Percussion Caps
".,. Erel:sh oad American Powder, Canes, Fishing
T., -, H' ia, Hrcpared to RE-SToCK, MEND and
,ggo,ip GtlNS PISTOLS, &c. The public ere
Nt.-fftsrsU st THO5. w. TIGNORS,
Main ST, between 18th and 18th sts.
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,,Ita- II. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
fh''r Manufacturer, 18Th street, between Main
st O~,G PAS As FITTING AND FIXTURES.
Pinrs ior Churches, Public Buildings, &c.
s',g gst.l.ie Roofing, Gg,tering and Spouting put
....r, tsND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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MECHANICAL.

..->.t.,,,,T lKINE.--J. A. BELyIN, Tn.
I Npbhas e new at Metropolitan Hall, base
Seihare he may be found at all times, and viii
1T ~heI eTIfNERALs supplying coiiius; Shroads
& 4 9s ssssay ;s:t a'S as on Sos'SS Ssed and fsf or
sns t.,I for past f,vors, he tenders h s services
- sie ia tho various branches of his rroies-
H re paS''N not
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lIEGINIA MECHANICS iNsTITUTE

~" IIlTFI. TFOIN '5 70 OF IctI At our EOdt ara
i>-.laGy Ponc, Richmond.
81 iG-d5n* HOWELL 4 MESSLFR
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.ave foT sale arge supply of all kinds of Bells
&c, Of own make aim
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GOpDIN's HALF.
~ f',h between Main and Franklin streets.
rSfG4hEAcr sSs' bEsIGSs st; sssS at thc R
y - l,tts.s addressed Richmond Post ofice, viii
iF i.J ~ ,ro71pt attention. no i5-d&ctIJan*
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drOLUAlSlAN HUTEL.--There has bcCn
~ added to the Columbian Hotel since tho last
meeting OF the Legislature, 50 large and comfortable
Lodging Rooms. Members and others wishing com.
ortaoie accommodations, will do well call for them
no 7--Sw j. NJ. BOYD CO., Proprietors
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OFFICE r. & D. RAILROAD co.,
- November 18th. le55. !
AI0TIltE La hel.aI,x rivan thuf the a Rual
WAGON AND HORSES FOR sAl

w have ON hand, two large strong HORSES snf
a two-horse FURNITURE WAGON, nearly new
SAM w HARDWOOD.
no 2.-GtS Opposite Exchange Bank up stairs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
m, Democracy Of Putnam.

We cannot refrain from congratulating
the Democrats upon the glorious vio.o-
~ achieved BY them in this county. in the
late Gubernatorial canvass. itspcaksyol-
unes for their intelligence and patriotism.
Every means were rssorted 70 By tho lead.
ers Of the ''dsrk-lantern" party to seduce
them from their allegiance. but all to nc
avail. They stood, with but iew excep.
tons, 6rm as their own native hills; and
now they can rejoice overadouble triumph,
and hare the consciousness of not only
breaking down 4 court.house clique il
their own county that were trying. fol
selfish purposes, to rule tho people. but
also an oath. bound Junto Of broken dow
aristocnts who assembled At Winchester
in secrcsy. to select masters for q free Peo'
pie, and whose expenses, # We are rightly
informed. wore paid by tax levied upon
tho earnings Of the hard working and hon
est poor men whom they had guided into
their order. And while) we congratulate
the Democrats, what words are sufficient
to express our appreciation . those fear
less and patriotic Wings, whowerc Whig'
from principle. who spurnfFd to bral
down party BY fraud, and who united
with us4o show their disapProbation te
this base and humanity effort q the larger
portion Of their party. Such men a
these need not the praise Of men; thci'
conscious merit will be their best reward
and Democrats will be proud to hail them
as brothers. ~ II .-.:4-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-06
Our Candlda., for President.

4 4. AT 49, Z
We have, this week, unfarled to the
breeze our banner. with the lame OF Hon.
HEsRY A. WISE inscribed upon i, as q
candidate for the highest Office in tbe gift
offs free peeple--shat Of the Presidency
ofthe United States. National in poll.
tics, fearless, able, and independent, with
the Iron nerve Of a jackson, in whom is
embodied Republicanisp and that kind
Of Amcricanism which, protects and de-
fends The rights Of. man. and leaves the
citizen free to enjoy the rights Of con
science, the privilege OF enjoying bis own
religious opinions, and Of exercising the
right Of suffrage uhtrammeled BY the dc
tation Of the leaders OF that oa' r. bound Of
igarchy that reared its head IN the land Of
Washington, to be crushed BY the VISIBLE
and insinciblt orator an statesman Of Ac'
comac,, he Is the man for The times :,
While the cannoh's roar Is 70 be heard
throughout the broad limits OF tins CON
federacy, IN honor OF the great, tr'u rum,
plant and glorious victory won blythe ~,
domitable, Democracy q Virginia under
tho leadership Of the noble WISE, permit
Us, while the notwithstanding eel'os Of the
cannon are sounding from hill p NIL 70 70
announce to the unnumbered patriotic
hosts Of America that HENRY 4. WISE
should, ana Wlil douo'iesS De, ne s'ah '
dard-bearef OF the Democracy mi the next next
election for President iof these United
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