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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

Allltfls more than B month. 4go,
~ metro men, one belonging 70 |
indre SusIMlps and the Other u WV.
an lion ESQ made their escape from
this Dlace Efforts were made 70 re-
tske Them, and liberal rewards offer
II ssjI' for their apprehension: But no
.th;ne was heard or them until last
T,esda ~ evening, when s'Lafayette,"
Inc Judges boy, made his appear
a -. in The stage from Guy andotte,
voluntarily returning TO his master,
% ask forgiveness and to be restored
- former relations. G
His account Of himself was briefly
this: That Mr.. Gillison's boy and him
self left here in company with g white
a 4 Who conducted them On far Az.
Sandusky city. They travelled On
foot 10 Zanesyille, crossing tne Oni9
II Point Pleasant ,inthe night; and
from GAINESVILLE went on the railway
to Sandusky city, where the wnlte
mai, lei them, aiser placing them on rl
board q steamer to cross the axe in-
to Canada. He represented % them
that he lived in Ohio. The boys re-
NAMED in Canada some ten or twelve
DAYS, and not seeing that they could
do anything for, themselves there,
they came over to Detroit. Finding
their prospects no better atthatplace,
aLafeo determined on an immediate
return home. With barely money
enough TO pay his wayto Cincinnati,
he reached that place BY railway,
and going on board q steamer bound
up the river, he worked his way to
Guyandotte and going immediately
to a: near relative Of his master, resi-
ding in that vicinity, begged him To
send him forward, undersafc convoy,
and with despatch, to his destination
His purpose was, throughout, TO
reach home, without being captured,
believing, as hesaid that if he could
get to his master and make q clean
breast Of it, and q voluntary snrren-
der, that he would not sell him.
We understand he says that he has
\ ttfseen the elephant and is satisfied.
He has received a full pardon'and
gone to work again, the happiest and
] most contented fellow alive, and de.
|clares that he would not, now that
HE has seen for himself, exchange
conditions withthe bestprovided free
| negro he saw while in Canada. He
states that he saw q number Of col,
ored people in Canada and Detroit
! fromhere and from about arkersbure
/ and that almost oil he converted with
wished to return to Virginia, and
!: would return ifthey had the mean.
ofcoming, and were certain of no
being sold. They are nearly all poor
and doing badly. He says wage.
are low, and that lie saw no money
. while in. Canada but copper cents
a circulatingmedium to chhe ha.
been qnite unaccustomed in this re
I gion. VI.
I Comment is unnecessary. Thes,
| facts and statements speak for them
\ selves.-Kdna,chu Republican.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27
Fine Tobacco.

CAPT. R. i: B. TuoArsos. our Dele
gate elect to she Legislature, is still man
ufaeturing .the weed" at Hurricane
Bridge. Thctpecimen,ss sent us few days
since are vef.y, fine We profess to be
somewhat Of fjudgs of good chewing to-
bacco, aud alisays use the bestto be had,
but we want Zone better than that manu-
featured by Capt. THOMPSON,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

TExT ron SANG FuHsRAs SERMON. !
JoB. BIB chap. 9th verse EoI g !
are but Of yesterday. and now Noth'ns
because our days upon re- earth afs
shadow M. VII, satEE.F' sgssf ss
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

J. IT. MoRRIdbs, ESD, has become sole
editor Of the Warrenton Flag, This pa
per is conducted wifi ability, and is one
Of our best exchanges. .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

WV. G. STnvENs, Esq, has purchased
the interest 81 Mr.: WAKrNASs, IN tho
Rockingham Ifgislcrt Mr., S. is a good
writer. We Wish his success. ". -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

We have received n communication
from Capt. AMBsosE B. THOMAS. 1t would
have been publShed this week but for lis
length. 1t SHAH appear ext week.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

i. Miss E. CAsopr 10 recovered $1,000
damages from Geo. robinson. u Botss'
tout county, for brAch ofptomise Of mar.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

JoHx sco,1. 81. 81 staiISrd. III IEIsd-s
ericksburc q Russia, on Aondey !hss
18th. HIS cject 4 p So I i ccmmi'sl0pa
IL the Russtn service. saiidi
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

The attention pr farmers is directed to
the advertisement of Mr.. DANIEL CARR.
in another columa.. i -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

The clerk Of she steamer Salem will
accept our THANH >for=late papers. -"
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

See the advera sement of Mr.. C. HoKs,
tailor. He is good workman.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-27

Two more volumes Of Macsuly
are now ready for the press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
CARTER $ SPANISH MIXTURE,
1HE GREAT PURIFIER OF TaE BLOOD !

Tue GREAT PURIFIER TIE BLOOD!
THs. BEsT ALTERATtyE Known!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERcURY N 1T
IA nf.bl- remedy to, scrofus Kios. Evil Rhe1ma
Obstinate Cutsreous Eruptns PiDpes fu,tues 90 the
Face B0s :, sS c ,G ans seSs d ii s
from rjodieicu, of Mercury lmprudenoe in Life or
Tbs remedy which rapidly and Justly
be of o., os'pae sSd t6e f,ra Of disease With
which sieted off. to the pubic with the
been 70 ern.oy successful in caring sccfas and al, disease
Of the blood IS CARrERs SrasIsH MIxTvkr ,...-,--
M .,tnbins details Of re, m.ds IN Of paris country
~hsrs the skill of the b'H phy'ieian' hsd
s power over the blood h truly remarkable and all diseases
sy,d sne cured ut6eut gle Of the thousands
wbo have used II. CARrsEs SPANISH MIXTURE contains no
POSED OF roots AID herbs combined with other nsdeots Of
taSwa .pS @sg yT :. n. Ss atom or most
We take In Ai1s ne attention Of our rea1sr'
70 TIE merits Of carers Sp,nn1 M s y s5.Sas
By sny ether osy Dp,,Sn s %oJS
matter of duty to Add his testimony the virtues Of CHtes
Sps5i,h Mixture from actual personal Ob.erv stioo
=, Cs,ter Spasish Mixture know 81 processes"
I'D. >ouih.iie De noer.t Petersburz, Va
have found from personal uial that CATERS spanish
Mixture is truly vAusbe me dc ne ,,y
GREAT CvsE OF scsofrLA.-A FRESHMAN IN gu, employ
was cured Of seou yTuent by few bottles Of
Caters Spanish Mixture after sv't'hhPs s,o h1s .sS
sYrHLrsi have numberof cure, Of Syphilis per
antidote for that horrib die L. BURros,
Gem Of Aeven5e for City Of Richmond"
OBJ SORES, CLctRs OBSTINATE ERuPTIoss or THB
sx-See the Nj HAYWOOD aud others detailed
The pumber Of such cured BY CATERS span
hxToRE pIeeudes the Pby Of inserting them IN AZ
Advertisement - ..
EFFECTS OF MEScURY-Sse the care OF Mr.. Elnore.-He
ives aen up mercury and etud OBTAIN relief until lie
took bottles Car penish Mixture which fecty
,:cis ed him 20 health and
rEURALGn-Mr +. Boyden, formerly a the Astor House
\ bat more rseso proprietor OF The EIcsanss aot
RHtUNATsN-Mr John T. HaITs Druggist Of M.rtias.
blrg Va writes o. the SINGULAR q violent OF Rheu
st,n. The patient could not wax few bottles entirely
cured him
SYFaILIs-Dr r. T. Hen5ls Of W2shin D. who cured
az ebsn.e phis BY Ctrte Spanish Mixture says:
1t peesy The blood Live and Skin and Hpt
,nc stteie-t IA Is results
WA BEHR' Co Proprietors
No. S4 Broadway New-fork.
Y.te 81 IeT bottle, o. ak bott foT IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
4 PROCLAMATION
BYMYRoN Fl CLARK, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE or
NEW-YnRK
iTATEoF

IL
NETWORK.
The LoId les been pe@sed pservs lives and 70 ie
zstously with cars a1otber year Wine ssnguo.ry
ha. desc The soil AID adSsnei hs homes Of Euop peace
has "a. BY e.d, sad ebty ksi in Ge1s The
e.rh psreAeS b. douth ani eei By unxOueI osts,
Ia WELDED hex bouneCesy Pv.Ulsrce thst hiss
aged reishbong ms. been ell thrsshoi ami
enable 20 niLis,r aId nece-ste ESQ
the ;. and sfice' Tee conuarcii usch,o:d, sui
,fous psUit cu bsve been cgOwIed Sit usual
succes and have Ade libra progress
and s1u wed b. and Uncheckes by bz0uy has
i'm her divine t-sens- sud mnerei her cDnsoat5ns
Our re public irsrutions. with COCA AMI wheSo lave.
ghte the oure people ard % sisance
tie ard iueecrua improvement OF society Il Stfu
remeu brAnce bic sings, becomes % ft
our heart. God the Of 81 Cd ~hJ fully con'id7r
eth al the lei The earth do ther-fe and Ia put
established cut0m st apart and app lint Thursday,
day November next to be Cbserged thoughu ths
state dsy CT Praise, TbA.sssying -nd PfsJeri aud do
re- pecfu fsowcitiI sbstan from all
seculsr occupation tht day; gather thsms vs in their
repdsr heavenly Father me homage Of
aAefu heas berns before him the the neglected
oppressed Let parrots and Christians i'm jore
bless civil and religious institu sud le sIo
pcate Him continue bis favor 20 this people hrongh, al
geneatious ard wtha ehpene 10 "a Individually ths
beAveny Which with fh In the Lord J-su Christ AMI
yrfuou, action here will prepare for His hesyerly hnStom
In witness wherro have here unto subscriber my name ana
zTfb dsv Of Clety her 1855 MYRON II. CT ARK.
B, the governor. Gro z. BARKER, private secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
ULTRA VIEW or rnHIIqUoR LAW.

bss been truly said there at one dep from the sublime
the ndi,uous and tue sdhge has been tUy vei By
pr hhoust Collector Ga The Stare uf New Hamps1re
81 the decision Of TrohibiOnlst judge
The ptosecutng solicitor has declared that proper coruc
ton of the Liquor Las prohibits the OF ell tlcturcs snd
medicines into which alcohol enf element Ths aplhs
who sold rather pint Of ac)hO In
Of suffering Out@sd sppcatiOu BY he
decision Of the udge held Obal Os tt tue ~ Sle
IL is not q1o Dealess shar asotedby the olers
ration sW Il the chanbsH e he sick aud dy7s
connO pssopt Of the physician, and SENDS forth lis
ediets aga the Naturalization Of bis ide The aplhe
cary close the Jsean 70 exersse his
sohsson the patient perish but the Maine Law must be
D. So says Of this sapiert soCito aud
the decision Of this enlightened judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh,

,sd oh. Of the lungs and chest cared b. Inhalation
10; =. and fere-a Inhaston alone vii fs
most q ths'e de.esb conbnst with the proper ner
remedies. Dr. HTAIH einerlJ s1cc sf1 IN caring them
These facts troved BY the previous trial elsewhere
sp.ss Of Inhalation failing relieve Nj Znedcf Of Penn
shEas CT New Yen and hosts OF otbera As proof Of
Dr. HLATHs ooubised BE efe-s 70 the Of Mr.
Cor-n Nc. i.3 6rsscvsy; T. Sebbn New York and ".
h,e sai wife Hartford Conn Nervous chronic scrof1ous
anc s., etns Of he Esnsr.Ve system tue eonstita oa
sgeh render spbs tusecuous and
ohs espais diseases The Doctors Introductory
C,a.e ard Cus OF these deAs vii be sent rec i'd
iTesA TIE afflicted with ssy dssAss sp,ly witt Q
sAniy Of -s.ief to d. HEATH
Ne s5o Broadway, from &c o'clock
Paa.rah ts,ance treated b, NIL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

We learn through our ship news reporter that
within few day, past several vessels have arrived
from southern ports with yellow fever and cholera
On board. All of the infected vessels, with their
crews are in quarantine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
Nem:1lurs Dailp Mtibnn1s
MONDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1855.

IL consequence Of the number ofcoptes printed
on TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, compelled request
friends send in their advorenents By tomorrow in
order 10 secure their Insertion In this weeks issue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

n
By tie rec 1t cOuts cfaT suits brsuea
frwud ky the Csr-on Lesgue" under tie Maine Liquor
Law evident 20 ION the opprsssVo
remains OF cur b. constant cJ sJos
between our LeaUrs hand a1d our Judges and
JuTes On tn ether The later will evidence
brought forward under constitutional enactmrn' uo' ~
many of Judges Ia 80 sed case u uy
ton IN opps 10 and just Interpretation
Of cur laws.
The LIQUOR Dealer however viii have cessation from
noyauce zion he will sill besu5 ectei 70 Ia
Ing Law SUIT. ard never endiDg
The object Of the Prol b0 Its s peuestte irTcpssys
Of all CONFEDERATION the f1rbeancs Of their
yisopU snd be aIess spseuauug While the obnoxious
remains tho ustats boot LqpoDessr safe. Lei
remember this f6ct tie polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

From evey section Il the Ua0n pubic sentiment c"n11'
raUo TO ince ss ars tho Of he Prohibit o9isi. Fer
mo- vas ore now Uulsg ls ths severe sc1iny T. ~mcoi
sUpor later Of wrong aud Oypre-s0l are spDrt@d
among our citizens The cbssnery al art vita IN they
have sought 70 motives, stand ul'
posed broad ds h Of pghfc opinion; The political fact
eVeaed their attempted yi9,rt and coerciSe N sa'
they Ltsrse activity apparent sincerity, ouy
CLOAK 70 cover lie u syscs Rod ambOn dvisioo OF
tAe spoils Gnd poi..csl sssreHd zameuL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

y,ala b, the transfer Of the Agricultural snd
o6 AZ Ii. iquor usis oreigo countr>sir exenp iocs
eu p-- 81 the pea, do-tine American pros
T,e f.rnes hov,vsr Of the Of Nes ort a. esr'
ma, b The Tribunes tnae o. th-r intelligence,
Iii b,ve .eus- enough ash each other the qaesa,
si,ce III, d,inkinr must and will be doue from some
.,e. az other ousht q share t- profits while ~e
n.ou.iy Il eur is bard nd why enhance those ouTdsas
b1 A. rdins those profits TO I. rel "a lsnds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILs-Astonish-

Of pyovouneed tncu'sbe BY tbs fru
RosEkr PakLLTT Ct beriand AAiee. Afflicted for
nth sb-cess Ia he and shDut - nf-e
tie limb .mpntsted but nends3 tYs Otsr
NEAT Pill which comp eteiy tealed Il. I'd 20 NJ
Mi uf.ctofis. No 50 Maiden lan-. WON srd NJ 81
stsrS don ard BY 4. Dugst', cents 81 csa.', sal
: II boro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

BATCHELoR's HAIR DyE.-WiGs AND TOUPEEs.
This celebrated establishment No IS Brssdwsy lively.
private expressly FOR the application Of hi. famous
bYs BATCHrLoRs WIGS snd ToUPEEs have improvements
aver al others -xcens in beauty Of pecu.
D. his hcu,s The Arg. stock OF WIGS n the world
BATcHELoRs. Nc. IS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

.cnlhe opening # the Far sess1a A. GES rs store
hs, syn,1@d By the tntrod9e zoe 81 sietT o
80 Ppr, pdsins Muf,. EietoTne ClosN II
ne, Cufs g. Of roya ermiDe, kuin and Aaeresn ao e.
- ,I ehrnchiils sid other mste iss Isey usf-
- i.tst French uaJds.s and Lave been pureh
- It vii afuit OF their sac At very mjier
pncts uLSI - - :, p :. ib,--b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
ruK CoNsrorFNCRs OF FrsIoN.

Sbfeness Of pmposs GINS Of o.gAtizah1n md single
ness Of sc,ion pro uinen elements in this Liquor
Desers' A~ocsoo Powerful e. saS his nomes there
parties and fractions p'Tss ht would gladly fuse into
ther rsuks purposes entirely tTeg0 its interests aud
psrpeuty We ht,c but vord to reply to such political
ohorl-rf ect on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

Dr. ). ;. FITCH, author Of " Six Lectures on
censa0 ptos &c oGes No III Broadway open daily sua-
cay eKceptedl rom rnt o'clock Corsumpon Arh
Desses Of the Heart snd q. Chronic Diseases Of MLes
All F.nA.& Canyaltstion tr...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKs-Ju.t received from
.ueTry Uovu be .pered THIS MoRGIsS, tie richest and
=, ,p4,t,toek Of SILKS t. be found IN tne ei'y
Is no .,d "A ma s,rp.d silks 81 per yard worth s..
Is noo ys,cs d ID ard stIpe 81 Ks a. rysft w1rh
$50 DE- rich ,riged sit. At c per Ard ~Srth D.
f50f0,s d, caene o aid silks s per yard worth 3.
IL COO ysds r,sh plsid silks from TO lol per ward
49, A. NJ. 2. TovLs Co,
Coluv b.r bal, no 3 Grand e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

POPULAR TRADE IN Day GooDs.-Those who
~ rlcb and ,b,ao Day GOODS sh1u DO fall 20
49, ,tore N T. r. LEADsEATtR Co, No. 81 Broad
gsy Tbsy .slns es ore;' ST.. from TO 10 per y.5d
srS Saws sombszines EfnbrOidsrss, Linens Il nnss
Esnfes Orit, Lac and urt.us, &c, AZ 3 cent
urdsT their real vAue w d-%sh Oe-@ ANN A14ee O7A
Il Gloyesstt worth 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
WARNER PATENT PUMP,

Visitors toe P.ace sr. invited ice TIE shove "
aim Is the 5le.t AID ca-.pest, n - dars
bic end EASIEST seyt orjer. Tls NeW York nspector
StstHbcsts pronounce II the b~s All .dapted wells
Mines stssrhos s.ips SC. ulAde lod sold by
A ". GAY Co., No lls Madsniane, ~ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29


The above be bsubsd up7p the banners 81 OUT
party sud I'm the wsch~ord Of - msrnbers ar % 1s s'
'peris5 tsst Uu pievijgs 70 toe NoN7Al.i
Our upon cJLc7T % po'PN 81 u,iJ -
setios VIII on5 psy the field tths ucteo wing abo
have aEsinst through tnsf cthN4
ton the party go cs,d Ia nonnst 20
the Jud, most dscioco tfienis N the 1ss>2s D
the Name hgsor Lex sa have, by tn AT;
rcby, declared ncr iDt@DtOns Among
DE ssctus Of other may doubtless hsVe many
fdepos some pure cDbsti gTJundstn- on 20
piDctle Of cid o0p1 ton 10 al obnoxious AMI coerSSe
tn,ssgr,-vho he pr ion cosCisutOua b-sge tat sc
The objects Prohibitions iu sccoupin 10 the wreck
Of Nrus Of c0s-s nTsTed 10 tho q1Or bn'n'" th5
evils attendant In drinking woale stl eHit IL iol
force a. this dsy. ..-, ,...,.
the dels sus al "a BY h lat Fbsrns'o1ai eocion
was not On b. b. cOmDin-tI Or org n%NSh
our CD adooisOn supiaeuess hesidicy aud
dlysioo. hnObg onne W Veny Tho debfe" PoFtfD'
that a hous. civlGs1 essi. itssf cSunCt stand
atquE the quot De sr A9sOcit ion hst been ~
TIE PIobo,s through their public bfsooe1 a. ne
conn Of OI,ity end rig he nanl &C uf
GdsIt and abettOs ever on which IN naLy snuGi IS
1t il only b. cO-ct ia %. Uby 30 pcTpss . ne 10
untLE o. ey yrceu he election afd ~ tie be " JA
that ethel i1sUrs tie speh Of te ns1t1g ussof7
which tbfsssIs With tue Inevitable de octon Of or pro-
pedy and tho secitt0 r OuE po Cal ths Hpe fh i''
and Jspsuarisbe sgercos cas- upor as By ne
saitoS Let co,cer ia SCI IN fod uly m pa
tose sp well he letter. soos US 10 % c'atas
~ the If coDs atiJual ushe aui preer
and - have fcars fOT the rssoi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

ross cspe lcsG a. overall, &c. both sAt sod heavy every
cs,c ton abe both fr city snd trade ksry had
some Id b; ambc sDa Ap.e' COATs CAP snf IT, MAS
HFNkY OAyf>PosT No BIS Sro.dEsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

crease the momentum Of the host that charges for
Frgedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
To- snAs d HERRING, ESQ DEAR Sm: We no

To SIIAS L. HERRING, EsQ. -DEAh SIX Ne no
tes BIZ ycu card In The Toune th state that voun
tsry .pdoned" the m,kns the Wilder Patert SLan ini.r
ssfen Permit suggest thai you .1o1d nov Vilaar4y
abandon the further Of the hcses vea II isvor OF
The Wilder Psebt sslsn safe which graos tie bak
Of your h.uobis forth your r'en Champion SAFE r
CERTAINTY II your new Safe Is ~hst represent %
be il does not require backing up with the Wilder eerhs
e.e, Also, that you will W unfairly s1aodoa nefeaitei
he nrrps OF certifeste, Wilder s,a sui
spp ipg your sal ID Chimyoo sifs BY 50 dong
ydn W then " tsrly sosudJn' the esebfs ei Wider
Pseut sssmsDder Safe into the paper hsna' w. Nesr
sTFkPNs BskvIy No ls6 Water and ourse Who WI
WARRANT 10 stand Than oher safe IN tue
world who the OILY pses au horned to Il se aud sen
he ar Ia Ss~.Yo.s Very respectfully,
mi No 10 safer ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
FIRR PROoF SAFES The s1bscrib having

FRE-PROoF SAFES The subscriber, having
voluntarily sbsrdcred the n.lins Of wljers P.en Sss
ms5dsr fe ana hsvns 1e the iEht texclu.'ey So
cured 10 in is the State q NJ folk T. t1e faets
og4rs to. or gpL WILDER's Patent SALAsAsDzE sAFs,
mace y pre7ious TO '5 ressnmea-, .t r75ueei pe'
hvs purhs Ell the n hit the Unstea S4ts max a1d
eel the Champion safe known HERRNG's PATENT CHAM
PoN warranted 20 hest than any o.o>f safe koO~n
ard su.rsI iced TO be free from dsmpne-s ~ Objection 10
Jnost atbsr safs. SILAs c. HERRISG.
Ole ESTABLISHED depot, Green 3 ock,
Eos. lS5 i57 bud lss Wster.st cor. Pine, D. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

WHDERs PATENT SALAMAEDER SAFES, with
he best Patent Powder snd Burglar Proof Locks.
THE sssr FIRE PROOF SAFE ~ IHh WORLD, 49,.
The same th. awarded ihe PEe MEDIA In iSoi ~ tns
Worlds Fair in Loudon.
b. O. WILDLR Co.,
Pstertees and Manufacturers
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

CO 1t is an actual truth that our force is de-
prived day by day of the services of about 1000
men in every "a hours. There are $500 sick men
in camp unfit for dnty, and there are between 1000
and 5000 men sick, wounded and convalescent in
the hospitals on the Bosphorus.s About 300 of
the Guards have died since the battle of Inkerm
The 63d Regiment, which came out upwards of 900
strong, is reduced to $40 ct for duty. The 46th
Regiment is reduced to about the same strength.
The horses of the cavalry and field artillery have
been used to bring up stores and do fatigue work
of all kinds until they are useless. We have
neither cavalry nor field artillery ct this moment
really Efficient. The men are therefore employed
to bring up on their shoulders the shot and she'll
for the batteries, as well a. their own rum and
provisions and their wood, and this from distsn-
ces Of seven to ten miles, through country knee
deep in some places in mud. OF course they
knock up BY hundreds and 60 to the field hospi-
tails, where they get from bad TO worse, and IN
stead Of recovering their strength in two or three
days, they are carried down BY the French to
Balaklava, where those who do not remain until
transports can be procured to remove them to
.@s II -.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

Carlyle Gays: Sit is the everlasting privi-
lege Of the foolish to be governed by the wise.
It. the everlasting luck of the foolish, when in
trouble, to be ruled by the mischievous. Now is
the very time when they fall a prey to dema-
gogues. The popular orator, with mean heart,
dirty propensities, and sensible ambitions, seizes
upon them. They listen to- his words, follow his
leadership, give emphasis to his rascality, and
while they suffer under charges of violence, a
disposition to break the law and disturb the peace
of society, for adopting his professed principles,
he rises through their assistance, perhaps at the
next election, 10 some Office which he can only
disgrace by his incapacity to performit its duties"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

= UysA New Orleans paper thus explodes on
the s<dead head'' business GA good deal .
sal about admitting members of the press free
10 public amusements. The only agreeable
change that could be made would be 70 pay us for
our compulsory visits to some in the why Of BUSH
ness. Nothing can be more irksome than to sit
through dull play or concert, or listen to q
wishy- washy address, and these are infections
which Editors are compelled to bear patiently"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

G7T An Oregon widow thus writes her expe-
ricnce during her sojourn on the Pacific coast ::
'sI have indeed been most unfortunate; both
of my arms have been slightly palsied each of
my legs have been broken; my health is general
ly bad; have had four husbands in my time,
but they have all up and died, poor things; and
had four yoke of oxen, and the cussed Indians
stole and eat them.c