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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
4 - AMERICANS. \.
,ally to the support Of
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Richmond Whlg.
necessary

! .!Thou hypocrite, first cast out the bean
I out uf thine own eye; and lhen shait thou see
clearly 10 cast out the n,otc our Of Thy bTpther.
c,e." ~.,.. Il \ y
The Richmond Wig has an editorial
full of holy horror, and couched in words
Of warning TO the South. Reader. do YOU
know what il is all about? what do you
think? Wly,-John Nan Buren, rec
soiler. wrote letter to the meeting held
at Tanany Hall, in the city. Of New
York, Icongrntuhting the Dsmocracy up.
on the glorious triumph in this State oyer
the Know. Nolhiugs! II is enough, in the
estimation Of Wig. to damn the par.
" forever in .theeyes Of all true South
crners. But this is not all: Thomas
Dunn Enslisl, made speech to the same
meeting! Now, would you believe It.
reader, that Mr.. RIpGwAY, one Of the ed
ito,s of the IWhig," is now in Philadel-
phia, an crnissary from a secret oath bound
society owing allegiance to a President
Mr., BARRIER, Of New York; and that he is
at this time, meeting daily, and in secret
with sucl, men as Wilson, Gardner. and n
hosi 81 other traitors 70 the Constitutions;
and thathe is sworn to abide by the de-
cision of the order in all things. or Ibe ex-
pcllcd ~. Il. E
Which j. the worsc--th:t john Van
Buren,, who's open and manly in all his
opinions upon every subject, should con.
graduate tho Democracy Of New York
upon the victory in yirginia, or that a
yirginia editor should now be in associa.
ton with an oatll.bound clan Of trnitors
to tho Constitution, and aiding them to
carry outall their fanatieal schemes Of ag,
grcssion against the South? You gave
your answer 70 that question on tho e4th
OF May last, and we have no fears but
that you willido the same thing in 1856.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Fowltrs 4 Wells. /

-: We have lately rcceived>s number p
chronological and other works from the
publishing house Of these gentlemen
which are useful and interesting, Imam,
other column Of our paper vii be found
long list Of books advertised by them
which eau be sent By mail u any part o.
the United States. These gentlemen arc
tets prumptiu filing all orders sen, L
them, and they pio-pay the postage or
their books, thus saving the purchaser q
greatdealof trouble. Address, FowLER:
l. WELLS, 800, Broadway, New York.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Heavy damage nj sialiu.

E-#Inthe Circ,ii. Court for Iex;. &.
Ikentncky, last week, i suit of NM, NV Y
Miss EllzA BsRkLxY ys.lWx. G,. ,ss''
wis trid, and d ycrdictlrendered1 , IA
dpIlars damages. Itappeared q , Y.
lint Gildings bad paid bis addres..s
Miss Band had been rejected, p,.s;,.'
making the slandorous charges wb;. J /
july ms sosisnaliy punished ii DAM N.
Some time since, Immediately az, \
shnderous rcportwa circulated. 4 NM
.ofMiss B. visited Lewis county, and i,s.'
cda summary punishment upon GAN iiss'
The latter brought suit ipr assaull n \
battery, which was also tried last :,
aud The jury refused n find I Va, "
against \ co-defendant of Young Ban
The suitagainst Barley JAILED ior Ha AN
jurisdiction, be being 4 rosidcn. q /
eoantyai,d rot served with process. !,
lie opinion justified him thoroughly.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
.'BoIutFat.!

B Duringthc late canvass III Virginia me
Wheeling lntelligencer. supported the
Know Nothing ticket; but as soon as ii
was asccrtaincd that Know Nothingism
was overwhelmingly defeated -annihiDated
rs itwere-itsco columns are filed with argu.
mentsagainst the Order. Such will no
doubtbc the course Of other papers which
have been aattering the proscriptive Order
because they thought i might obtain pow
er, and they would get reward. aOh
Consistency Marietta Republican.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

4 \, lyme i'm
ilsslaycry I'M ragged III a.
yohemcncc. On the part N va
has been conducted with 49,. y
ness and power, Foster M ma
Mass, and Ford of Chic. has.
niiccnt speeches, showing ~ l. n
lily ofunion on majority reso,s.
nouncing the repeal Viz Tia Mi..
promise and demanding IL ~.
Tho N Y. delegates have 49,
fote4tnd ~ ford ughlhlceism =
il cowed completely Rand do,,.a ! 1
thinning out wonderfully.
beginning q find out llat III nv n.
earnest. Seymour, ofNew Yo,I 4 i
ed his associates, AID come 81 4 |, y
ration platform. pennsylyans~ | m
new light Fostcr's speech VA. 81
WHOM canc down with crush;,s.as 49,
the New Yorkcrs, mid Ford a n
field. Richmond. DC Max....s wv
| Comback, Of Indiana, Bakcr n NJ
and Cunningham, Of South Cs, M ! |
been among the other speakers Y,
l1Iiayncr lias felt stifFcned up by " Y.
from i reliable friend III New w J "
ling that not 4 single Fre. w
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
aSam, d Native 81 Rome.

MARTIN LurllER gave this account Of
an order which bears very decided rescm-
blance m many respects 70 the present or
ganization: "
in Italy there was Q particular order
|of friars called Frotres lgnoraasio, 4 that is
brethren offgnorancc, who took 4 solemn
oath that they would neither know, learn.
nor understand ct all, but answer all
things with Aeceio, know nothing.
Laater's 7aJle Talk, 10. 1877. "a
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
! Mr. some.
aNEw2 OaIE.x - Nav 90 aaos,

Esa NEW ORLEAxs, May 90, 1865.
To Messrs. GALES 4 SEATox, sEds. Nat. IN.
GESTiEMEx:-I do not intend at present
70 notice the letter published over the
name Of Horatio I, Perry ia your num-
Der Of the 22d inst. otherwise than BY
stating that il contains not 4 word of|truth.
The baseness and inprudence Of the hy-
pocricy and cowafdicc. Indeed. this
last production Of his beats tho Jesuit and
Felon an over.
4 shallltake occasion u draw up 4 pic.
tsire Of the gentleman's doings. during
my mission 70 Spain. In the history which
! am preparing Of ii for the press; and
whilst unsealing the scored oftreachery.
give clue 70 the encouragement and sun.
port which It has secured him n the Stasse
Department a Washington. 4 Z,
fourobedientscrvant
sbsE PIERRE SOULE
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Rilrhhart Home.

While in West Columbia, last week. by
special invitation. Of the landlord Mr..
JOINS RlTcnnAar, we dined At this house.
JONI Is : clever fellowapd an accomnoda.
ting landlord; and our friends whosisitihe
."City Of Salt and Cinder,S WI find the
Ritchbart House 70 Be 4 No. q establish.
'naent and the firing John ever Al
his post to DO the "amiable." Read his
advertisement. IN another column.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

SELLING 4 WHlrE. he Alton
Ill., Courier says that q yagrant WIS
recently s.sold TO the highest bidder
for four months, sor $l Is" Hewas
q good mechanic, but his love for
liquor makes him worthless.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

"a BrILEr PRoos Goa Queen VIC.
stori.'s state coach IS bullet proof, and tho
glass ofthe windows ii six inches thick.
When George Nv was fred at the glass
.wasonly broken By the ball. Inthiscoach,.
for some reason, and not, as had been e..
pectcd, in OH open one, LOUIS Napcleon
proceeded on his late visit to the Guild.
hallto receive the address Of the corpora.
ton Of London. IA Y e.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

JAcon WEAvEa, mate az ,ho steamer
Helen Mar, on the way 10 Saint Louis. lell
overheard near Westport, Monday NIGHT.
and was drowned. Wslearnf hathc leaves
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
IMPORTANT 70 PRIxTERs.-Pr

IMPORTANT TO- PRrxTERs. Printers
rollers arc thus improved BY The Amherst
IN. CD Cabinet WeIhasc recently made
an improvement in Tie making 81 ourroll.
Isrs which WAS entirely original with u.s.
although 1t NAV have been known ID Others
before Us, but for which we are sure those
not acquainted with il viii thank vs. when
once ttll-y have tested il. II i simply q.
prepare them of glue and sugar, instead Of
glue aud molasses. They ate much more
easily prepared, IS they need but simplyto
Be dissolved, and are much more elastic
and durable. as y -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

I The New York journal of Commerce
speaks rather significantly Of tic viewed
thermometers ofthe Philadelphia Csnwa.
ton upon the Presidency; George Law j
declared to b. the fayoritc candidate ofihs
members ofthe Convention now ii sessios
This fact affords sufficient indication 4
lightweight and influence which its actioais
likely TO exert upon the country.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
s4s 4 SIS. ~ |pdE 4 he
.ss & y. .ists d pS.ls1,. containing
sithia itself ID 81 lie worst features Of
|the worst forms y government on earth.
And this is another one Of the foreign in.
fucnces against which we were warned to

hucnces against which we were warned 70
bewars. N,
Now. lei us see II these statements are
facts. Fortunately tor our, position. but
unforiuna ely for the good name Of our
country. the proof is At hand. Lock at
Massachusetts. What has her Legisla.
turc done? They have passed laws the
most odious and tymunical that ever dis
grraced the statute books'of my nutioa!t--
Houses llayo been invaded, and modest
women brutality insulted Ly the Legislators
Of that State. The rights Of conscience
have been taken away, and test oaths and
religious disaualifcations established
And ID every other Stale where they sue.
cecded ia getting majority, they have
returned to the National Councils men
sworn and pledged to carry out their ia
llatical schemes, oven at the expense Of
the dissolution Of this confederucy. But
infthis Safe, thank God. they have met
with signal defeat; and from tho election
rc.llns from other States, where they sue.
ceeded in getting 1 majority last FALL the
pcoplshase tahenthc sober second thought
and are now .hus,ling them from power By
overwhelming rnajoriiios; thus showing
that they have erred Though ignorance,
and through 4 mistaken love Of country
they have been led as,rty. !. ..-r,s~.. =. ..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
I:Youns Americans Library.

We hare received from the publishers,
Messrs. LrSsAr 4 BLAcxsros. Is South.
Sixth Street. Philadelphia, t2 handsome
" bound volumes. consisting Of the lives
Of Washington. Franklin. Webster, Clay,
Marion. Lafayette, WIN. Penn, Gen: Jack.
son, Gen. Taylor, and Tho Old Bell d
70, Tho Yankee Tea Party, and Other
stories Of the American Revolution ~ ~
These works arc well written, and vii
prove useful and attractive to The young.
The price Of the whole set Is only &c. 10
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

Mr.. GEEEsLEr. on. Thirteen, had his
dwelling house destroyed BY Gre, last Fri
days h sy
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
l another Boitl. Found.

The Barnstablc (Alass) Pstia
says, that about ten days since Il,
David Kelley, of Ccntreyillc, ioupi
a bottle in that harbor, al Iow.wa,u
mark, which contained d paper, !,
which was written the following:
"Hcrc / am, on the wreck Of Il.
Esther Swift. Expecting every ain.
ute 70 go down, | throwtho boiti,ih.
to the sen, 10 that IL any one 6nd,
it they will send it 10 Alexander0..
born, New Haven. Good byc toll.
world and good bye dear father al
mother, and also 10 my dear sister.
4 Fro,n your son and brother,
\ WM. III. OsDoas.
II. IS Good bye forever! ma
meet you iilIhcuten ifnot ori card
Tie Esther Swiftfbel0ngcd 10 Aen
Haven and has lately bsen engas,
N frciyhting to the West indies.-
Petersburg Express.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
We neglected to return thanks last weel

We neglected 70 return thanks last week
to Mr.. Mccoy, for fine batch 81 paper,
Mr.. G. has just returned home with large
quanty of Groceries. Give him a call.
:Messrs. r. Alexander, r. Hall and
]. lIialwill please accept thanks for papers
II Al. MccArrkRrr. Of Gallipolise viii
please accept our thanks sorlate papers.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

\ UxoALLANr REroar. - The Young ladis
ofthe Illinois Institution, al Wheaton, D.
Page county, recently passed tho following
resolutions: 13
Resolreds That We, the Young Indies u
Illinois Institution, pledge ourselves nst
to keep company with, o. join il sacred
bends of matrimony, with any young
gentleman who Is not in favor of iho Maine,
orsomc other Prohibitory Liquor Law
Whereupon the Buffalo Republican saya
ST has generally been the custom with
young ladies u raj IN ltey are ssked-
especially young ladies' 1t sch,ol."
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

We could not attend the picnic, last
Saturday, but understand s9ll went merry
a. a marriage bellss W, a !: g ., $; !. 3
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

CIRcuIr CouRr or WooD CouxrY. Sir
men were convicted ofs various offences
and sentenced to the Peniteniiary III Wood
county, during the.late term ofthe Circuit
Court Of that county, Pretty good iof
i Know Nothing county,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20


OF the Supreme Court, aud also ono flac.
tional Delegate for every additional vote
50 cast exceeding taoI hundred and fifty as
follows: TEE. u sI#
Hero follows 4 list Of counties, with the
number Of dclcgates To which each IS cnti-
tied. Msigs is entitled to THREE delegates,
Athens three, Gallia two Lawrence two,
Vinton one, DE. %tl
II is recommended by the Committee.
that the Republican friends Of Freedom in
each County meet at the usual place Of
holding County Conventions, on SATURDAY.
the 7th ofJuly, for thepurpose II choosing
Delegates, according, 10 the above appor.
tionment to present them in,the State Com
vention to be held on the 18th. 81.
When il is considered that in addition
70 the officers for the executive Depart
ments Of the State Government, there is to
be chosen General Assembly. on which
will deyolye the duty Of selecting d us.
Senator tofill the place Of Hon. B +. Wade,
whose rmexpiresin ~, and before which
viii come many measures Of Reform III the
domestic policy Of our State, the inipor.
tanceof the approaching election WIN be
comprchendsd BY our refooting fellow.
citizens. No. ssssa va An 3l
1.-the outrage upon the rights Of the
Free States by the repeal Of the Missouri
restriction, made tia duty last year 10 bury
all minor difference in 8 united effort u
arrest the prouregs ~ Tic Slave mower ho,y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
DaED,

At his residence, in Hooking township
Fairfield county, on the 18th day of Octo-
her, 1885, Mr.. ANDREW HANSHEW, f,
long respectable and useful inhabitant Of
said county.
At his residence. in this city, on Fri.
day morning last, the 10Th inst, after .
brief illness, Mr., JosEFH AwL GREENE, in
the 50th year of Lis age.
Mr.. Greene was born in 1897, and was
native Of Dauphin county, Penn, from
whence he emigrated to Lancaster as early
as the year 1906, with his widowed mo-
thcr, three brothers and one sister, all Of
whom have now descended to the tomb.
The lamented subject Of this notice was
The youngest of the family. The deceased
was II man of strongly marked character,
sufficiently harmonizng, however, with
lis fellow men to prevent him from being
singular or peculiar, but still presenting a
most striking individuality Of mind, of dis
position, and Of feeling, rs uncommon as it
was admirable and worthy of emulation
With strong and almost unerring judg-
ment--a profound and practical knowledge
Of human nature, in all its relations of mo
tiyes and incentives 10 action--he rarely
committed an error in his estimation o
those around him engaged in the struggle:
of business and the active pursuits of life
Although stern and inexorable in discharge
of the great duties of life, no man had {
kinder heart--none moro charitable dis
position, in the contemplation Of the frail
ties incident to our common nature. His
integrity, tried in the furnace of lifetime
Of enterprising business, was above susp
cion. In every relation of life, he wa'
scrupulously honest and faithful;-in bu
siness ho was ever prompt;--in social life
he was ever genial and cheerful in his dis
positon;--in his private friendships he wa
cautious and prudent; but when he onc'
became attached TO friend, his regarC
knew no coldness, his confidence no doub
or misgiving. His remains were convey
ed to their final resting place, in the fami
ly burial ground on his farm in Hooking
county, on Sunday last, followed by tn
sorrows and regrets Of the whole commu
nifty, in which he had been most respect
ed citizen for half century. He has lei
n wife, to whom he was much attached
and five children, who will long mourn
their rreparable loss.
: "Thou art not in the grave connn'd-
| Death cannot claim the immortal mind:
Let earth close o'er Its sacred trust,
But goodness dies not In tho dast!' Com
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
GLORIOUS VICTORY.
Gil HiSE ELECFEDGOVENOR
The Entire Slate Ticket Elected!
THE LEGISLATURE LARGELY
G2 q ID N ID 4 I O. e1 IA 3

The returns received from every part of
the State seems to Indicate the election of
the entire Republican ticket by an immense
majority.
Tke results. of this victory willI be very
important. The Slave Democracy have re.
ceived stern rebuke. Ohio has spoken
out firmly aud decisively against the fur
ther extension Of slavery. Her voice will
be heard with alarm hy the present cor
rupt Administration of Franklin Pierce. -
The man who was prescribed and insulled
in the Senate of tho United States is now
the honored Governor elect Of this great
State; and he owes his election to his un-
yielding opposition 10 Tie extension ol
slavery,
Tbat many Of Mr.. Chase views are OBJ
jeetionable We have never pretended TO de-
ny. ror do wo think that the people Of O.
bio by clec,ing him Governor. thereby eu-
dorsed or approved any of his ulua views.
Far fromit. He received the support Of
the Republican party of Ohio, merely be-
cause he was the opponent of one grea
principle Opposition 10 the encroach
ments Of tho Slave Power.
Thus much as 10 Mr. Chase for the pre-
sent.
The returns indicate that the next Leg
islature will be composed Of the very bes
men Of Ohio. Professional politicians liay
been left at home, and in their places til
people have. with few exceptions, chose
men Of talents. character and experience
practical business men, ~ mcu who have u
interest in making good and equal laws
The business interests of Ohio requiI
much wise and prudent lesislation. and $
far rs our knowledge oftho men who hay
been elected to the next Legislature ex
tends. it has been many years since W
have had a Legislature composed Of men S
well qualified to discharge fully and prop
erly the important duties which rest upoI
them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18

woSDEaFuJ SrccEss.--Less than two years since,
Prof Wood opened his store for the manufacture and
sale Of his preparations and particularly his wonder
full Hair Restorative and BY patient perseverance,, re-
lying upon the perfect character his Preparations to
his business has enlarged until without the ordinary
means OF travelling agents. his preparations are found
upon the shelves Of almost all druggist and medicine
dealers in tho United States, Canada and West India
IsaLds Nor is this result surprising, since his pre-
paraious have been used by all classes old and young;
aud ladies OF the highest all
parts the country, testify to their perfect character
when thoroughly tested and no one can read bic circa-
lar without being convinced this Is indeed discovery
worthy the name IL II then surprising that the his
tory OF the world furnishes no parallel to his suecess'
His store on Markestreet, at ia Is filled, not only
with the most popular patent medicines but an I'M.
menso and beautiful stock of perfumery, fancy and
toilet articles both foreign aud domestic and we advse
all to examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere
| He also has a splendid establishment 3l6 Broadway
NewYork for the supply ofhis immense eastern trade
See advertisement Of DR.. Adams Liver Balsam, ant
his advice the sick everywhere, In another column
| fSt Louis EUeAiag Mirror, March II, 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18

AN UxHEARD OF OCCURRENCE Col.
Lane, a member Of the last Congress. who
voted for the Kansas Nebraska bill, former
ly Lieutenant Governor Of Indiana, and
praciicing lawyer for the last twenty
years, applied for admission into the Dis
trct Court Of the United States for Kan
sas Territory, Judge Lecompte presiding,
on Monday last, and was refused because
he would not lake the oath to sustain the
enactment of the mock legislature of Kan.
sas. lie answered all tho requirements Of
of the law and received the oath so far as
swearing to support the Constitution and
laws Of Tho United States was concerned,
as we'll as the Organic Act of the Terrific,
ry, but when the additional part was ad.
ded the Colonel dropped his hand, feeling
that he could not "taks so big swear. "
~. S. Emery, Esq, from this place, found
himself in similar condition, snd also re.
fused the oath. Col. L. then asked the
favor Of appearing in behalf Of Nc Crea, as
a regular praciicing attorney in tho Su
preme Court Of tho United States. This
act of comfy was disregarded, and the
Colonel was excluded from the Courts o
Kansas in violation of all precedent ant
in manner unheard Of by the Legal Pro
fession. When tyrshts rule, a naliol
mourns. ."-Herald Of Freedom, Sept. %
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18

Opened this morning at the Sosiety's
Grounds. with an unusually full list Of en-,
tries and the most aupicious weather, We
paid visit 10 the Grounds on yesterday,
and found all busy in the various Depart
menls. Floral Hall is most beautifully
festooned and trimmed, and makes more
showy appearance than at any former
year. The Society is greatly indebted
to Mrs. John G, Cassel. Mrs. j. B. Hart
Miss HoHar, Mrs. Josiah Wright, Mrs.
Coffee. and others -four city ladies. for
their taste and arrangements in this De-
partment; as also, the Chairman of the
Committee, G. D. MARTIN, Esq, who fills
the Chair with great dignity.
When we left the ground, but limited
amount of stock had arrived, but the en-
tries were as great as any former year
We shall attend when time will permit,
and make full report in our next.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18


LExEoroS, Perry CO., Oct II. 1855.
Eds. Amsr. Clipper
GEsrs--I hasten to lay before you the
result Of our election on Tuesday last, that
you may rejoice with us over tho downfall
d Locoiocoism, high taxation and msrule,
IL old Perry.
We have met the enemy, and the rout
has been SO complete, that even -Four HIM.
dred q. s. 4NnIkefs would not save them.
The outrages of tho Kansas Bill has laid
the Slave Democracy Of this county so low
they will never be able 10 rise again, n,--and
poor Billy that was fatal error ever tC
berepented Of, throwing aside that Colder
Gross, and joining tho Methodist Church
: The Catholic portion of this community
viii never give him their suffrage until he
ceases running after false Gods. and re-
turns to his first love Sgain
A hint to tie wise Is sufficient, md
should our friend Billy profit by the advice
given. be may possibly stand chance oil
getting aiacratiyc situation in that new
Institution about 10 ho established ia YOU,
eouu,y5--I mean thOt new Seminary OIL
Euurery.
a maiosity Of tLree hundred and CT,
ffn Perry county and over twenty thousan,
10 The Slate. should make him think seri
easily oi becoming Monk, and re.iribI
fsreYssssrop His ppgra.sfll world.
OLD PERRY.