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Eastern times., 1855-11-29
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office uncalled for
Bath, Nov. R8, 1855.


GentIemen's List.
Anderson John CO Howard Charles
Andrews John Hughes VIM
Alexander Stod Hanson John
Akin Henry Henery Timothy
Andrews James Hewey Boynton
Addition John ii Hatch Thomas ID
Barstow b Harris Benz
Bryant William jenkins D Milton
Bolls Alexander Jor,lan Samuel
Bowden BF James w ID
Brown Francis X Joy William
Brown Joshua James Benjamin
Brown George Kimball George
Baker Thos w Knowton George
Black Leonard kennady Edward
Blanchard P CO Knowlton Alfred
Crooker James Lewis William
Colby Otis Lawrence William
Chadbourn WINS Levy
Gown james Ii Lambard BR
Cate James Mecher VIM
Clifford David Merrill Cieoree
Clark ID Maxim Convers +
Crockett Alenzo McPadden Oren-2
Curtis Horace MarksI
Crockett Noah Mclaughlin John
Curtis Samuel McCate William
Crooker I s l. VII Mcfarland wmP
Curtis George W Merrill Thomas
Cannon I S Medamick Geo
Clark Charles Mitchell VIM d
Glow Thomas Morse Charles II
Carle John III Mooney Patrick
Castigan VIM McPhee John
Coombs Henry Is Moore Calvin
Curtis VIM Murphy Alexander
Chase Phio Moore Charles ii
Carter Orrin McFadden Andrew
Coombs James A Maxwell John
Clement VIM Oliver Freeman G
Connolly William o Neil William
Constable-Arowsic Oliver Benjamin
Constable-W Bath O'Kuffe Patrick
Dewolf John Philbrook SvD
Dodge W w Pho John
Deano Hiram Pinkham Capt
Davidson d Purdy Leonard
Davie Charles Rogers David
Dunton Martin Robinson David
Drummond Alfred Sisby John /.
Etiva George Simmons Samuel
Edgcomb Joseph Spear Thomas
Editors State Of Maine Stone Harrison
Evans Edward Seaders Edmond
Edwards Sidney Turner Geo-heirs Of
Fish Abiel Teed PB
Foster John Tarr William
Griffin Josephus Thompson Corydon
Goodrich Moses Tarr Asa
Geratta Mark Tabor David
Homes John Torrey Holmes
Hutchins William Williams John
Hodgkins VIM L Watts James
Hatch John Welch Ithial
Heart Vim IL Welch George w
Ham Nelson Ward VIM
Hayden Charles Watts James
Hibbard Wright Alfred
Higgins John Woodsied John A
Hosmer 2 Wright Timothy W
Hutchinson Charles Williams Lorng
Haskins Geo s Watson William
Hall &C
Ladies' List.
n
Burroughs ANN Kalahing Mary
Barstow Sally Labeedus Charles
Benson Margaret Leighton Mary
Boyden Annette Mcdonnell Eunice
Curtis Mary L Mitchell Jane
Coombs Lydia Meader Nancy
Curtis Lty Moor Maria L
Cleary Margaret Marr Anna
Crooker Harriet Macy Sarah
Coombs Aletine S Maxim Mrs c J
Cowen Martha Mcfarland Elizabeth
Chssm NJ ii B-Mrs McGrath Patience
Croker lsadore McFadden Caroline
Douglas A Mrs Nights Betsey
Donnell Thankful Norton Esther A
Early Mary Percy Mary W
Egerton Mary Paris A X Mrs
Flanders Rebecca Palmer Della
Freeman Francis Ann Peters Mrs
Graham Ann Rogers augusta
Harrington Elizabeth II Sturtevant Cornelia
Higgings Phebe Stone Mrs
Harvey Emma Smith Almira
Hatchard Mary G Webber James o
Hu ,kins WeIson Wight Louisa
Hunt Priscilla Whitehouse Margaret C
Haskell Mary Williams Mrs John
Huchins Mary Waterhouse Frances
u Persons calling forletters, please mention tn
advertised. To he postage feach adcertised L,
ter, one cent lciH be added.
JOSEPH C. SNOW, P. NJ.
Eastern times., 1855-11-29
Groceries. Groceries.

A FRESH stock just received HYDE & BOW
Il MANS Grocery Store and which will be sold as low
the lowest.
Goods delivered within the limits of the City free of
o4w20
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AUCTION!
THE Subscribers will Auction at the store occupied
by IL. l.. CHAMBERLAIN, on
FRIDAY, Nou. 80, at 9 O'Clock, A. M,
the entire stock in said store being the goods left from
SALE and consisting Cook Stoves Paror Stoves
Pond Cooking Range, Furnaces suitable for Houses
Tin Ware, Cutlery &c, &c.
The above will all be sold TO the highest bidder close
the concern.
Nov 20. OWEN 4 CO., Auct'rs.
Eastern times., 1855-11-29

DORTO Rico, Muscavado, Havana, Light Brown,
Crushed and Coffee Crushed Sugars for sale hy
$50 JOHN ii. MCCLELLAN
Eastern times., 1855-11-29

good assortment Of Womens Goat and Patent Leather
a ANGLE Ties for Misses can be found at
July "a. j. W. ROBERTS.
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Guardians Sale,

virtue Of license from the Probate Court shall sell
at auction on the premises the eighth day Decem-
Der next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon all the right
ma j. Corlss, John c. Corss and Joseph F. Coriss in
iiece oland situated Middle Street, in Bath bound
ID west by said street, south by my lot by the rail-
oad, and north by land Of John Cornish.
Nov. 7th, 1855. 21 JOSEPH C. SNOW, Guardian.
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Sugars,

DASH and the highest price paid or Bounty Land Wa
" rants by o4tf SAMUEL d. REED
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Skatesi Skates !!

A LARGE and good assortment of Fancy and Common
n Skates for sale by II. NJ. B0VEY,
Nov. 20. Front Street, Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-11-29
Paris Shawls.
New Fall Goods.

ONE box imitation G. H. Paris shaws. opening at
" the Granite Store. Please call and examine.
Oct. 2 OWEN < co.
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Fruit! Fruit!! and Vegetables I!

Ii the varieties of the received by the steam
boat every trip For sale at the store the subscriber
of Front street and Sagadahock Ferry wharf.
Bath, July 10, 1855. ALF. T. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1855-11-29

LINCOLN, ss.-4td Probate Court held at WiseasSsr
'cihin and for the County Of Lincoln, the sch dry
of fNoUember, 4. ID. 1855.
m the foregoing Petition, Orde, ed Thai the said re-
" tioner give notice to all persons interested sxid
Estate, that they may appear Court ofProhate 70 e
holden at Wscasset within and for said Comfy, the
first Monday of December next by causing cops ~
Eastern Times newspaper printed al Bath, formerly
IN said County, three weeks suecessively, pTevl"ns 10
Court. ARNOLD BI.ANEY, Judge 0i Probate.
Attest: +. FoorE, Ia, Register,
true copy. Attest: E. FoorE, H., Hegister os.sS2
Eastern times., 1855-11-29
Ladies' Caters.

HUNTS Patent Paper AIache Dickeys, Just received
IL CIRCUITS. Price only cents Call and look at the
Eastern times., 1855-11-29

CURN.
1000 BUSHELS, arrived this day from Norfolk in
fOOO schooner Lagrange, dischargng Rail-
road Wharf, and for sale by d. & l.. PATTEN.
May 70 SO
Eastern times., 1855-11-29

NOW opening at the Granite Store, large stock of New
and desirable Fall Goods at lower prices than any
time before this season. Purchasers invited call and
examine goods and prices OWEN 4 CO.
November 5. 81
Eastern times., 1855-11-29
Auction Sales
Plaid Thihets
Lard
Baltimore Flour.

JUST received per schooner Peru from New York, 20
d casks LeafLarl. For sale at Boston price.
Oct. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS 4 co.
Eastern times., 1855-11-29
New Dress Silks.

JUST received at the rahe Store good assortment
plaid, striped and plain sks also black figured and
am slksi in endless variety. OWEN & co.
Oct. 2.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13
Prospect ~,slis trUps'

Til. wL..., crop appears 10 cnsross pub
Il, 80, .ltion more at this time than apy
,..rcr branch Of agricultural interest; es-
pecially rs harvest is drawing near. The
general appearance Of wheat on the low
grounds is good; yet there il a fair pros
Pect for full share of,chem But from
t1le best information We can gain, the
wheat outhe hi h and thin lands did not full
Brecovcr from effects Of the late hard frostS
and drouth during the early part II the
season. And, worse than that. the red
werils are in the wheat in this valley; but
70 villa, extent they are likely to devour
the growing crop is not now hnown.--
But farmers should have an eye to it, and
test the virtue 5f lime or other prcrrnta-
titcs, and try 70 secure i! against the war
now declared BY thesr3iHls sharpers, until,
harvest. time, which may commence in
about ten days. Aud, then, Immediately
thrash it and baIk it away in the ckat,
The toRN is .ra;ler >low ip/ getting n
a start; tie sea, pa solar, as y 4;rmrral rule,
las been too cool; but, from present IN
it viii soon bf moving forward
hbr1y--eSreciaQy wbrrn it has. b@|n kept
in 4 1rnod sta,c of %ultiVa iunf \
The oAr croFi> about equal 40 tlat Of
the corn; th% j. very. natural, as they re-
quirc abMp the same Kind Of >ro<on. .
Tie MEADOWS are light, and much Of
the gIa,s arrcals q lave tu,ntd TO rhcot.
Thor" is something very peculiar in re-
gard 10 TIE cause or variety of causes
which produce Frhrot; besides, som" sea-
sonAHrr more productive of than others.
T4crc arc numerous theories on the sub
jet, but none appear u BE- very conlu
i've. ~.
Tie prospects for tnrtt ofrHron>ki"dS,
arc abundant. ~ .r.
! And last but5not (%aa>t with many, ,le
planters We're: much discouraged
in The curly pare Of III" planning season,
blythe dry ,tAt'-of the ground; but tn"
and heavy rains which fell dur.
jig last week, thoroughly soaked the
Il 4. 4 -
,r that followed, was wclFealeuIa'"d to
keep the newly set rlape alive. ~And~w'
they are alL1hrush pDan'i'fs5-=---
md all are now1"sie"'I,y,~or os'rrwiSr,
waiting '1~ p1uth ,lp@fIrr' craving >"',
,'o, in.hop2< lhaffhr!y will s'sher thr 1e,
sard u Mir labjr@ il due tim.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13
l0nNty rlcrtieRs.

) We Vii Ier>tanl |. NJ 7Ruck'r i, out a>
a "no-I party" candidate. for Constable
in the Ali Dis.r,ct, against VIM. T. Frazer,
n Democrat, who was announced in our
last issue for that Office, We think Ruck-
or had better hang out ltis Know Nothing
flag. Sudden changcs are detrimental to
health, Wonder If the no-party "andi-
date supposes the Democratic party has
50 soon forgotten bis excftious in behalf
Of Knew, Nottingham? We think man
not only - partizan but a hot one, who
would order his. county piper stopped be-
fore his year had trans tired, because the
paper differed with him in politics, this
Mr.. I. NJ, Ruckcr did, lie must Lave 1;
prcttyla,rd cheek to conc out ~ u 0o.par.
~ man so, soon. ~"
Welhwr never, before the last cam.
lmign;* been in favor Of making political
test IN county or other lower Offices, but
the last election. has clearly proven to us,
that the great principles of democracy
should dwell within every public qficer'.
breast. We might gHe a number .o
reasons for this, but.at prcsen! shall only
refer to two Of the principal objections to
anti-rpublican men holding office.
1st The new party. where they have
been, able, have put mea Of their owr
clique into office, from governor down /,
watehmen, without III, exception. TIE
party has been clearly proven, by its acts
to be an outlaw mob. party. The lat
riots IN Cincinnati and Columbus ha
fully showp,tlat thcpoicc will not arfrs
or bripg TO justice one Of Know Nothin
rioters, although, in every instance, the
have been tletran*gresso's. Their oath
. conspricy binds the both political All
social, and they obey. 10 & s... :.
Cd, The petty officers have a great in
. Auence over a large portion Of the voter
Of a county. Besides their opportunitie
Of scc;ng the citizens, at the, peoples ex
pcase, and electionecring for their part
! in an honorable manner, many men Of tn
'tn'w party would seek, by threats, to il,
.imiaatt voters Of veal timid disposi
ton. 1t is well known that many me
would vote against their: cherished prir
ciPIes Or stay from the polls on electio
day, rather than be sued for debt. Til
to some. may see 10 b, b severe insin,,.
4 ton, but the low aets TO which the Know
I Nothing party has been convicted Of, dur
ing the late struggle. Justify US in NAL
ing il And to avoid the election Of sue
unprinoiPled mon to Office, We shout
e support no Know Nothing for Office Viii
! there Is 9 good Democrati in the field. .
/ observing this rule, we will not only hol
t ownih State and presidential elections. B,
will be enabled 10 increase our majoritie
stThe old adys stys: s'Taks care Of Il
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

Fou Wayne. Indiana, * so completely
under Roman CatholicinAuence that thor,
is not 4 single free public school in the
city. ithas q population Of seven thou
sand. -- Tribune. 7tf23 81
New Albany. Indiana. Is 50 completely
under Know Nothing aontrol--that' partyy
having elected every oficer, syery council.
man, and every school trustee without %.
position that Y has not q single free school
~ operation in the city, IL has popula-
ton Of some 1900. "People who live in
glass houses shouldn' throw stones, !. =.
NeW Ahoay Ledger.
Wouldn't It be- we'll for those Know
Nothing papers, which have been publish.
Ing the former Of the above extraots n
publish the latter also, They read beiter
togther than seperate, 81 a
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13
Siate ElrctiOn..

The I'll the counties Of the Sat" have
been lekrd fomIcxcept one, and il has been
Dcm"ehtiG heretofore, Wlse's majority
is, acc,fdiny to reported re"r'ts,, 10. 1874
The Democratic gain in the Legislature is
IS and loss II, giving arDtmQcratic maj
Of 49, I'VE sha h! publish 4ho official re,
turns wson received. 1t is thought there
be no iSatctial difference between the re
ported asl .oi'i'ia Ileurn:,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

circling beyond their appropriate sphere,
Or ofaspiring % rise above their capacity
Or right o rhle. how important that men
should learn toisabdue their passions and
keep their spirits ID due bounds If all
men would but consult their own immc-
diits interests, learn by'what rules they
would be enhanced, and reduce them to
praciice--fu!l hall, and BY iarthe most foy-
m;dablei half f the tumult, Of earth " -''
b. buried in dnr short day ..=. j
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13
" NOTICE y

1.-The friends Of sam are requested
to meet ON the North side of Paw Paw
hollow, At the. head Of Pats Branch, on
The last Friday beGtre the full moon, on"
hour btiore daylight. 10 pay the last sad
rites 10 this once famous individual. who
died on the 24ult., III the Old Dominion,
pg"d Is months aud eleven days. The
IT.. KcN. Political .J>C.>will oftiria:c. let
Your lamps be shroudedNin darkness
Let not a gun he heard nor > funeral note
rs sun 10 the grave We hurry" 49,.
. . by order "f the (rrana M"gnl.'
"roun'"rs.nIcd by Exrrr III. Bmtine'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

Mr.. HENDERSON, the principal, afthc
academy has be&nlyins quite i'll for some
three weeks. Ills disease i a complaint
ofthclungs. The Academy has been closed,
and will not be opened again before July
or August, as another principal will have
to be procured. Mr.. II. is compelled to
retire from school teaching. perhaps for
years, this, no doubt, will be sad news to
many Tor he has been a faithfal teacher,
and given general satisfaction to his pa
irons and friends. ...
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

GopEY's LADY's Book. for June is on
our tabl.. As usual it is filled with inter
es,ing and useful matter. Every lady
should have: a copy of this work: We
get it regularly, but have no one except
ourself to; peruse its elegant pages, yet
from Appearances, think our junior will
have use for a half dozen soon. We at
least hope that he may speedily Sc.
cure the reading Of one. l. = =.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

r 49, ! p. 4 4 1 +s.kt-
WEsr Polsr GRADrArEs- claalss
The graduating class for the P's'
year consists Of tile following geultlsal
Cyrus B Comstock, Mass; ea'ts v
Van Camp, Penn. Godfy Woitssli wy y
Junius 3. Wheelor, n. C.; Ebene',, =.
n. HI; Geo. II, Elliot, Mass. ~.
Brech, Mass; Michael p. Small, rs Y
John VI. D. Dubois, N. III Fnni,s,. H.
Shoup, Ia.; John w. Turner, liz ~
s. Webb, n. VI; Daniel Men. Cr Y!
Penn; James Wheclcrs Ji.. N. ~ ~ J,
eriok I. Child, 4. large; Frederick Y 4
Nichols, La: Albert N. colburn, !
John R. Church, Gal; Lewis leu Z
Penn; VIM. B. EIaxen, Ohio; ohsriss' :. !
Thomss, At large; Alfred 7. A Ter ~
Del; Edward L. Hartz, Penn; W. w
y. Ruggles, N. "; Clarence 2. E !. I
y. y 1; William w. Averell, ~ 4 4 4
a. Hill. at largo, Timothy n. Bian' 4
Penn; Jesse K. Allen. Ill; Mll'ls vs.,
Pease, n, Y: Henry M. LaislL d 4
Henry wv, Freddy, Penn; koos ~. !
Hill. n. C,; George MEG. Dick, fsp'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

y Lewis run ahead Of the STATE ticket
about s2o votes The Mqmbers Of the
Legislitsuro are Of the sama political creed
as last sssion, except the loss Of one i"
Jackson and gain efone in Harrison
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13
"A var O rlI So. The sas'''
Rsps5l;can has TIE following: ],

A bottle yas picked Up - M
week, on Sandy Hook, containing N.
purportiug 70 b written by John Eg s,ss
son. ssipcrcsrgo ofthe British brig ~ .. 1
Capt. Saltwater, bound from Hasaa, J,
London, Stating that THO said Ply ..II
captured BY i piratical sOhoon ~ Il. !
the Shamrock, Oh he 18th q hals 3 B
hands except himself murdered, sn Il !
vessel burned. having been riilso Sc. 4 !.
her yaluables. The letter z 80. "
board the Shamrock, lst -, lon y
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

There ha, been a serious difficult, in
Portland, Maine, between the city officers
and IL" opponents Of the Main" Liquor
Law. Ii appears that Neal Pow purchas-
ed u considerable quantity q liquors for
the city, aud delayed transferring the
same over to the city until 4 warrant was
issued by the anti,I,iquor Law men, for
the destruction Of the liquor and arrest
of Dow, who succeeded in transferring
tie liquors over to the city, On the follow
ing evening, by one vote. This enmsel
his opponents, and they attempted, by
mob, 10 destroy the liquors. but Dow or.
dcrcd out the military, and, after COM
maadiny the rioters to disPerse, which
they refuse to do, lie ordered a company
to fire. One man was instantly killed and
a number wounded. The crdwd dispersed
and quiet was restored. :. ;
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13
Congressional DistfIsis.

Thsg i6thrns from the Congressional
Dissriss showsshe slection u ali shp old
mcmbess except the eleventh. We give
the retsr6s Of this Distrietas farss heard
from. Which Indicate the elcctiohof Car.
lie bysii small majority. The official re-
nay chau,rc the figures considerably.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13
cents and the dollars win take. Of them
selves" sLetlhe Democrats take sI]sral
the cpunties and The State s{gsn.,lve.. /.
Government will take carg s
M --r7-$.-tltnnNlPrr. 49,
kiehpI-

HI =, .rcnt paper makes quite amIs-
laying that TnoMAs, the Delegate
~.eSStod from Mason county, was the reg
ular knor. .Nothisg candidate, and eicetcd
over Paisley an independent candidate.
PALsLEr WIS the nominee e .As Kao'r.
.Noaag party. for the House q Delegates
in Mason. The neutrality-suspicious.
between him and q Know Nothing COM
mi.tec clearly establishes that fact. The
nomination Of the 4 now. Nothing or;anti:
American party was rendered to Mr.. Pals
ley, and he run as their candidate, and
voted heir ticket, aud OPPOSED the COW
ington and Ohio Railroad. y n / ], -
: Col. ,Thopas run as an Independent
CoYington ind Ohio Raikoad candidate,
and he dia not rote for a single man on tie
hnow- Visiting Gckft,. and he rertireA The
rates Of tie Demoeracycf Mason. liewas
denounced BY Know-Nothings Us man
who was running as an Independent can
didn't for the purpose Of breaking down
the Nothing party" and few,
days before therlection. Il 'e"rriIo@s hand
Till was circulated oyer the county, by
hnom- .rothings, in which Col. TnoMAs
wax denounced as "renfg ode," and all
the faithful followers Of lhc "mrincidle
.Som' were invoked toe rush him.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

Itany Of our patrons wish to obtain
good, bargains and good ARTICLES, in the
line of Stoves, Tin and She t.Iron ware,
Confectionaries, and Fruit. cali on Mr..
RrcnuAsr-West Columbia--see adyer-
tisement in another column. .s,. s,s-r... =.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-13

which drew forth q
explanation. 4 Amer ob, ~ !.
and reifeahnlcnt | rcsunasa'q la
iley through ! rural dis,,;ou,
try and reached brothe. y !,
pight-fa "
AZ Twas then mon !.
trace, the next mornin 10y !,
were drawn for ! NON; Y!
county md having fnet n
mcnts IN that comlnun;.,.
morning | commenced l
my way back through ns,,S w.
ell Mason, and I'uina'n u
And white winding the Ivy sOua
inhabited ridge between II VI
lof Little Guyah Ana n I.
Twas oyertakenby ayervA.l n
this va The more objeca,;a osas
cause ~ its cold seyeri, Spas
,destitution Of I'll means u Y, "
against ts assaults. Butr%
was much needed, and i
the time that il wouId hasa' 9
ter i'll could have been ". oft
out of the way and let The. 'ae
tcciyed u all. Espccially Sa1i
rising or the locusts irom ~ !.
earth had almost litcralts y
in places, 50 that ii dra,,th e y
falling rains like 4 sandy Il.
Having become pretty III ss,'t
from lhe morning drencb;,a..
met my engagements for NJ,
there was . prospect Of ! III ~
insthe evening While oa..;s spea
the hills Of the II anawha sa
the remembrance III that ~, 4
the dark and portentiou, 'D Y.
ance Of the clounils and III Y
probability Of heavy wind s.; v
attcndent danger of,falliay - y
conspircd to throwIa nerve INV, !,
lyp which led Us iii randi mn.
MI. IL. before thf gathering Il: I, /
diSgorged its fury llpon the q.
After whieh|l passed down t ~
Grove 1that evening, the H..
{ Willie and Billie" villa ~
nice fish to the parsonage.
On Saturday morning / ~.
Buffalo, and in company Mil me- I
k.and others, We awaited I'M,
of the Aurilla Wood, for IND ~ 4
of meeting the Principalsp,.
spoken ofat the mouth offh. I!
on Tuesday evening prcyior,
then on their way u Monroe g
And now we may not, va viii no. hun.
complain,
That w are called q bid "Eliie, !,
adieu5
Although We may never. lo-neys, i,
again, /
We expect The object Nc her cLoit.h,
true.
Long lbs 'aEllls'' been Beloved, III III
four,
An association from whicait was ,aas
Tho he bonds ale sor biok Ken. they M,
III cd % more.
ye,,sbe ehjoys.hs falt aow d hud
warm heart.
As size sought her Creator in tie adj.
Youth,
Hermind has been elevated TO things
She devoted her attention ID the Goaof
Alsdlearned that lie y tlie objecsofnp
love-
Yet we.art in land u afiiciiop anit
opreafllily prospects mayaii withtfil
Our hopes may be bright now--but hl
byto.morrow,
trhento God We Should earnestly sn
stantly pray.
Lei this be shesolace 81 all, whaievs;a
4 tide, n
Tho men's ways ore paequal--s.riA
ney uneven
We may, We can, the storms and MIST
Of fife ou.ride,.
And all who will may hna res,-a 10
heaven.
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rtuit t'Uurl.

Mr/foNbEs. our County Clerk has
advised lis, that "JrDor SrNNER<ha> aP,
pointed special term Of the Circuit
Court, for this county, for the purpose OF
having those cases disposed Of in which
hc wa> nye,cl as c,pu<al, before his
r!crtiouE~t& tie bench. RI" term viii
cor rn"nre omlIc l2th dry II July next
Persons having business al this. Court
will hear this in miad.>> -..
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We have been requested to publish the
following notice Of the death and buri-
al Of Snmuel alias Sam" which WAS cir
ruhtcd through tie town pf Guyandott'
The morning after dc clq elton, for the
benefit of the friends Of the new conner,
"Samurk." The friends Of the deceased
will probably CO. thank us for publishing
50 full description Of the burial: