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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03

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properties to this renedys tio rash or UNI
ayarrantable assertion is made, but i
simply stated 4 fact; proven undeniably
and conclusiyely by the extraordinary
cures, antbenetits derived from it's use.
under the direction Gifts illnstrious orir,
inator, DR. Hoofand, arnong all classes
of EuropeHn societ Il and from tic I'M
lnelise mass Of testimony. from an parts
Vt Che American continent, accumulated
during theI last ten years,sill tie handsof
the present proprietor. The prevalence
Of diseasesIto which the German Bitters
are adapted, it iswifh sorrow we say it, is
almost universal, indeed tilere is scarcely
ily1tliroughout The Mliolei extent of
our. country N which sthefe cannot Be
found among It's members that peculiar
sailos0a,sd iuaquid appearunee tienotine
q diseased Liver, orE All cmaciatsd and
suffering Dyspeptics
Then OF " lat immense importance 10
this class of ifpalids, that! certain and
reliable remedy should b placed. within
their reach; ono in which do baleful Or
injurious drug enters into its compost
ton; remedy On which tlie pations can
rely with the utmost confidence and Ger
tainty and be assured from actual and
tangible proofs, that the article I'D IS usingg
really possesses the virtues attributed Is
It. suchIa remedy is .f8oofaad,s Ger
man Bittsrs. 4, Thousands III dollars
have been expended in IT'D manufacture
and diffusion throughoutall parts Of this
conGneHt, and tl.e proprietor feels tile
greatest satisfaction III stating, that there
US ~ statd. county or even Village where
the Medicine has been introduced, that
there cannot be found numbers. willing
TO testify to its virtues. ipik s's.
& isused constantly III the practice III
Q large number Of Tie most prominent
Elshysieiails iii the country Hi ho1 have also
added their written testimony, lin aesi-
fdence Of its great virtues. In conclusion
then, weI would respectfully ask If Ill
those afflicted with any III tic above dis
eases TO givethe Bitters III trial land fesf
assured ii will never be regretted. Hi,
proof of the statements above made, I'M
are invited to read attentiNely, the Alma
nae 81 Practical Receipt Book for Far
ners andI Families, containing great
number of useful receipts, iii alditionI3to
the testimony, ii favor DC the BittSrs,
from the most prominent md well known
individuals. in all parts of the Uaion-
| All Agents forthelBittcfsl ars authorized
lto.distribute tie a lrnanac gratuitously.
Principal office and Mandatory. s6 ]
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
HfaH1y S1eNtF1cANr in the town

HIaHLY SIGNIFICANT. LIN the town
of Fremont, near Toledo, Ohio, d
Republican possession had two coal
black negroes as It's standard bearers
Oneof them carried a flag III front of
the procession upon which was EN-
blazoned thirteen States, with themot-
to s'Free Kansas and Fremoat!t"--
The other negro carried a black eagle
upon standard Eeeaing AayuS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03

UANHEE NoTIONs.-Suc as Combs,
Il Buttons, Pins, Needles Thlead, Hooks
and Eyes, Porte MGnnaieS and every hing
thar Z y ii il, notion honses, can BE- had at
s. sANNS, DRUG STORE
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
!; - i Spring an9fsummer Goods. !
Fine Chance for Great Eargains!!
:. -. Mccoy s. JONES, - liz !

1t the old st9rl Formerly occupied by r.
ALEXANDER, seoErtr Of Warn and M berry sts>s
Ruilala, ya.J tltankfql for past faveTS, take
FTeRsure in kta'iltg Tat they have Just. re-
c.iyaat ma hrv now opening flesh surpytf
sups RI gnohs, suitable for Spring and Summer
wear, which haze been selected with The ut
no CatR and win be Sold as low as any house
fntbe Khnawh valley. Their s ock mas beell
loushY with a>h TINS gang ! hem great adj
va itaEcs over ih.se who tuy on time. Their
- ~, Il .,,n,i 4 ( in mart 4 Ill.,, - .. Re-. ..a
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
WILLIAM SMITH,
Saddle and Harness Maker,

BrFFALo,, yA.,s .ig{
MOULD inform bis friends and the
W public generally that he still con
tfnues to Manufacture every description
of work il lis line in The best manner,
and st as low prices as can bespurchased
in Western Virginia. N
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
best9wed on~him; be respectfully asks a
continuance Of The. same. III Isl IL
: June-il, 1856, r2nl0tf. III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
4 ~ AN ACT

10 alter tie times ot,holdiag tie Cousts ii he
. ts.Fttt{teru Zl.stricl Of Iia,ginia. =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03

A CC0RDEOSS.- The finCsi Ac6elIeons
n can he had at SANNS' ORIG STORE;
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
EurFA!o MARKETS.
) eoRSEcTED wEEkLY
BUFFALO AcAnEMy

Buffalo, Putnam County, Va,
p: r MYERS, A. B., PRINCIPAL.
VA. II. HcusfIMAy,
MSS Mss MARGARET PATTERSON, ass =.
THE next session Of tits RESTITUTION
L vii commence on Monday, the 9Th Of
September, y III it,. .. "
Tie Principal olesaLis experience and
sue cess intetehing IS IN evidence ofstfiis
eapacity-to i1lstrpets J No. effortrTill be
spared % make tie Ihsttntitoa in aIlSre-
spects worthy Of public patronage.
Tuition in Preparatory Department, peg
session, =. IS Cd
Teltioa il Intepne di5ate Department pr
session, sl ri Il: ss.-.'|tl.EL $40 90.
Tuiaop i'm Advanced Department, per:
session, IT., 81 !..Sa..t els. co
fustrucsioqton Piiaao (810.afqualrter o. o.
"a lessons. per sessions So 90
Use Of. Piano, (Se a quarter, per ses.
sion, 81 90.
oIil.fHISiE(stt Neealc- y ~ kdlli tItnUfulIcEF
(tep lessons J. f.:ss. 1.' #T SO, 90.
Drawing, ( pei, quarter Of twenty les.
sons, -54S b SIS 90.
Board including washing. fuel and
lights, may be obtained from 50 to 50, So
per week. IS +'# f... *.
! For particulars or circulars, address
The Principal: = ? .-.e@t IL e.. III .
I. M20y2 a." ~. - q. ~ 7 :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03

6tIGARS-- al kinds, nd 81 81 priccs, can
" beshad 81 sANNss DRIsE s'Tu8E
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03

Itlrso,s Letter from illinois in
forms US that from etfe- end Of the
State to the other, the Democracy are
in the highest possible spirits, and
that no sensible man doubts the com.
plete success Of the Democratic State
and National Tickets there in No
vember. The people of that State
are not yet willing to be, transferred
To the Abolition ranks q Il ID Il.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03

"Sony DEAR said a fond lnothqg.
t''you have a dirty FACET
Cant help il mann, dads Black
Republican 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03

WANTED Country pTp'Ice of all kiads,
w Tor which The hi chs st market price will
b. paid, ~ Mccoy & JONES.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03

ouR HOBS.

ID. II. GQoDNo, 70 Proprietor
Front Street, GalipoFs. ohis.
Every attention. paid . guests
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acquired by vigorous and as.uts mind in Study
aad drested in practice. He j. evidently man Of
su erior order Of talents His language y good and
his delivery impressive. lin all the cases which
came before him at This court have reason 70 think
thai Ills decisions gave satisfaction 10 the bar and the
public, and the people olhe State may well consra'u-
late themselves upon the elevation Of such man y
the Bench.
The cascof Thomas w. Goochrs. DEB. Y. Durham,
Gar seduction, excited much interest Mr. Phillips Tor
Inc DEFENDANT, made atrong and effective speech. The
,,,, resulted in verdict for the plaintiff for $500
rather a small sum for as grave an offence.
The two cases Of Lewter Us. Hcilman and Lewter v''
stewart, for SANDER also excited some interest. AMER
able arguments from counsel on both Sides the Jury
in The first case gave $780, and in The latter sco da'
IMAGES In each Mr. Turner appeared ior lhe pam.
IA. and Mr.. Norwood and Gov Graham for the deen'
dants.
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Late FROM caLiroRSi..

NeN lINAN s1ffts ~
Tie steamer George Law. viii, date. from
san Fan isro q the s0'h August. arrived
here this morning.
The yigilanre t:nnmit,ec hal ugconditinn.
aiIy released Judge Terry.
The Committee lad grand review AMI
parade 81 ttoips Numbering 1000 % 5000
well appointed
The ommnlrc hsd not oIliri4Ily disban.
dcd, b liz WIS nndelst oil that H. functions
had ceased fOr The pIrsni-rach compan,
retaining heir arms and organization. 70 be
re.tsiablisheI ~ cssc 81 nrcfsaiiy.
The State Republican Nominating run.
ycntipn meets % Tie 9th % September II
CramptOnyiIls.
A Sage was attacked By mounted rpbber.
- tie l2th, aud btascly defended by tic
passengers. Forty ,h0l. were fired md 4
woml killed. lie robbers reiterated. 1hs
Msge sas conveying 100000 ID treasure q
uasssilr.
4
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FILLMORE Cant BIZ ELECTED

The Gr,, sist, lav. alrf Gen. II, lnrs
np,n,natlnn, in Sine rnuld nj iiasr eA't,f'i
single Northern Site liz WAS driuuuceh
i. i sla,etnl,ler.--aed lie sia,rhol'ies was
f.rt.-a,t il .as added hy lie Black Rsaah-
lieans al ltai day.--iiial IL vas .nl.i q lte
South. and onld give III Aonii no clsanee,-
lus, Mh.l i aid INV II Fillmore. The HUI
lsn ). N allnaal' Convention mrt. Marin Van
Bnt.u aad Jim Franris A,larns were pm 80
,hr rnir.r. A state Convention mel ~ unea.
jain Il. DiS was nnmlna'td fnr Gpsttnnr.
rhngs lruked - squat, n m.tlaf " Nnrili.
IN conservative ahie nen. lila, man. among
IL lhnugii Nggetism WIS - Tie ascendant.
aud tai We old Whieys lid 40 eLanse.
III. snher .eeand lnu !ht u Nv Fhs llni.
srw Y.IL. Prnnsa lvania. Ohin all In Wrsi,
l,-san is he dew lupra.--nol even III l4lr IL
ssnien.itsr. ind il Mas .nlv ii Ott.br Tia
liat lhnleh began 10 ari. III 81 davstlle ran-
vas Ms n,rf anil j id,d.--tnd /. lie slave
hnl,irr i" ]. snltl 10. thu Snut.' man.-anh Nj
Hlri Ftil,nnrr ~ ~ nrkei. cattIei ~ brletr
Inn. lai- snhrr. srcnnd llintgl'i - ihese Ire
Sf4ir., i. VI d rrtns aeain, aud IL hegin q
tnnr II iIir coming Superintendent ii DEEM
/ brr Ne shall sre serS like What Nresw III 1918.
he peart,l rslly II II conservative men u
Mll.nl Fillmore. IT, jaaaiieism y ~ ~.
truItatal di-lr.ti. ~ liz Nnrlh l. sifnng-Ae-
raus, II has nr,rr brrn MT md pa-e ~ ni,i
~ lie siunp.---hni II. qaoI rnnnen .etsr !.
stronger. 4 Yankee aiiru ~. NIL. IT,, 4
III end. ,iute i II ,ays mr,tnil ii i MD.
np.s, and i il iagn lii mli0d W expert !
rescue. Thr mnIlgenre u III Yankee State
- ia-t i. .tflng, -. 4 ilteif fanlirlsn. Tmes
raanai i.rg H. a,.ie .trii ,luprs oi.--as II 4.
ttnnnisq in liz Northern tanini.e tn Ill
ptpsitlsn.v, a Suulh Clruiiaa mau.--iat III,
Ahd nm fsnliiltr, ma again-i even lrss
irg ID lie people nl ihr iii.i il 81 coam
hla, IL say nrlhef ilry uhl hatr slaves her
~ t.--fnf lie exclusively Christian randijat,
To lie Ptr-idsnft, dae.li.i nnFr challenging
III supfHar niIifrt IL lisc army, abd anrs
Senator, IN word. .pas. ii ,l.hip - ma
i, govern others, Win ~ stsfy pnhlr frlatlnl
III liz. has III in.ahoidinaie him.rlf,--0 .
, Ptnte.ian. r4ndhlte. man = mnrh &C
R4ntn iaihnlir, - MI II IL eve. Psairsl3r
minister NIFTY Tin. Three ah.tt.llnss ~
annn-lr. csn,pi tnf thirty dass l,nger i
.lniIrd inan Nru Englnd sai MHl,lr Safe
fatmer.' ilmtt.. Every ian 1.nti.les lof
| ui4llp, even Femieflsm.--h ftus ism III
WREN lilr bubble j. pt,lkei. F,sm.alsm
/ i slltm.--ai iu,pp.. i'm even npan Abnlinnnisn
J - hnid .prrHia in npnn il. rtsl. hfy,--lni
uiu.i au1 will explode. Tie si,iy ,tst.
i rsme. I'LL Al nj j. mneh ii 1856 fnf NJ Il
] Fillmore. 4. liicy dld unisis Iaafi.ussr
! ,.r.ady t. hs ii our tIirii nary. Il i tight
! tIrct Flllmas,-ani sell TIN -lhp'. II
! uat,.--aui ans frlriliily ind inf aihini
!, .usI Iatlrl Il Il. lsmipfnsptfs ilie tight. CT
!. crowns s.tl sieitry geutr,ns WILL.
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n superior cur wssin srssisu last week n , 10.
nor Juiss Ptas)x presiding. Tbs sihs 4 linz that
JaJss Person bD ridden ibis efraji. sol We unlet.
stand ihal he has created masi favorable Impression.
Ia Is dgnisl, courteous anl patent, 10, 6m. Ia
meet, ne various questions fsissd 90 trail promptly
fli,ly. aud With readiness really surprising IN %
young jsise. IN lie conduct Of ei,e. he !, very
impartial. and avoids the exhibition Of feeling. and III,
eEpsssion Or inilms,on q opinion on The (asi, TOO
common smons soms Of our lodges. Hs charge,
arc clear and always % The psnt and arc characterized
~ p,Oiogns and scientific kn1~.s5gs Of hs law, q.
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s,nn;d;ty ar Undergraduates. TIE loss Of New
york defeats Fremont rrevocably, therefore,
the repnrts asto the election beng between
Fremont and Buchanan. and Fremont anu
FILLMORE. is Tie sheercst hlmbuggery, n"t
shadow of truth init. TIE election IS between
Fremon, and nobody, but between Fillmore
and Buchanan; lei every freeman, every 10y
81 IL his country. heraltars, her temples, her
snd her present. peace ann her
future glory, make up his yerdictas between
these two men, and make itup hdepfndently
IL nh side. sectional or minnr lss"es, theli
throw himself into The ranks Of the army ,ana
6uht maniaiiy till hnnorably defeated o. ~.
umphantly successful.
/ II sum up my reasons for having AZ nm
shaken confidence in Mr.. Fillmore, are, mar
lhe has been tried and proved honest, capahip
and faithful; he stands upon an inprfgnab'e
fortress Of sef.sustained virtues; upon ante.
cedrnts that elevate and adorn the iile, ana
stamp the man with the true insignia 81 great,
ness !; M has the confidence of nearly 'he
whose &c the American people. ant, the sup
port orthe american and Protestant Parfaes
'of all orders, and will have the undivided
suppor, Of the Wing party, with but t'iiilne
RECEPTIONS, North and South. whilst NOT On
liz the Americans. hit the whule Foreign ele'
mcnt is dividst and rent asune' between
Fremont and 'Buchanan, perfectly GRIPPING
J and DESTROYING buth. Fremont. Win ih'
/ IjaNbnnr If the Dutch, has perfectly disabled
| and broken lie spine of buchanan and "
i Irish, and bnth are with Fillmore IN The Held,
I helpless and Incapable nfafri,anph. Chesrnr
then, ard wh,teyer may have been the conl
! plrxlon IL poliiics for Years in snur State 2
i al lie late elections. resolve IL place al q
head of the nation. yonr nation. man ""rtl
/ ii The position. known 70 be 50 BY .Sperlen g
] Or resnl,e 10 sulter defeat il defence %
!. pure and upright man, and ~ batting y
i rights beaucaihrd you BY Your i'lustrina
! ares. AMI hnn0red companions; buckle 9
!. tte armor, hold IS meetings. DRAFT ~
Il best talent OF The state, send il to thr 81
|. lttemes. circulate documents, lend your ~
1 and give your money. AMI "Rerer saY die,
4 and i certain, ! signal, noble trump
Il awaits you: the North is laokng in.cnssl
I. 10 lie South % stand by Fillmore; J mea
i. tie National Nor.h; Will you desert. W
ii ynn deceive her AMERICAN.
\, S.utenl. er. 1876.
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somhsrn Hsaknsst - When Joshua n Gid.
,lings declared. IL tic llpu.c II Representa-.
iite., that "ihe smith could not be- Kicked
out II Tie Eninn. he uttered . sentiment
shared by thousands ~ the Snrih, who iods.
ing hy past submissions ~ The South. IL not
beii.se that amy smnupt II aggression. az rs
Giadiinss expressed i, u " kicking could
drive her f. resistance. This conviction,
mote than ~, niler, has Invited aud eneour.
agea aggression. cAgsiiien Me1cwg.
Tie Mrtcur,'s rrmSrk Is undarbiealy inc.
But Tie Mrfeary's application 70 tie Sunih.
rtn men Who ta,c prevented disunian hy
compromising dinissitics between tie Nor.
th.fn aud Southern Extremists j. by 10 means
jast me. The lleisp1fs e Souih crtolina.
j their kindred spirits ~ Other States, Who
laik much bot pe,lorm lilils. are die real
causss II ihi- belief ~ sirurgly entertained
IL Tie N0rih and ~ iijuIiaus 10 The peace
u lie country nd The safety ~ the Saatl,.
The manufacture ii nllimaiuins has been lie
gfe bans ~ he south and il i the mis-.
/ lorinne ~ The saplh ihA that snft Of manu-.
featuring y the OILS Kind which PAYS
j We veil remember tie tate IL one ef those
hlgl-soaudihg ull,msiams adopted bs he
Virginia Democracy ~ Legislature assem.
bled. u ct farth uumber u measures.
aiming lhrm tie abolition IL the slave trade ii
the District II Column ., he adutiiun ol al
70 any one II With would ~ ihc signal 10, fc.
si.iaBcr. fa dissolution ~ ~, Un.on. ler war
- The btirr,nd. ~ The meeting 81 The nest
Legislature 4 lad brtome apparent HAT The
slave trade 10 The il'stfici w0s 10 b. 0bolishedJ
aud "fc"arse nrw 1lli1aiUm Was aeeessary.
lhsy wrrt 10 WORK vt once, made nes anr.
left rnt that relating 10 the District ~ Colum.
bia. and "acquieseed with scafeel,a whitn.
perin the law abirl lm bids f"rall tine iue"mr,
trading IN slaves IN the District ~ tolumbia,
wb0 car wonder that the North believes
that The South esnnnt be kicked ~ ~ lks
Union, when ysp after yeaT
and ether such action by
ie Legislatures
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i san inrsplieab'c &c, that men buried
10 III avalanche y snow hear distinctly every
wntil Uttered by those Win are seeking fot
tllem. 1hile lhrii mast strenuous shouts fail
10 lengi,ate EVEN lev lett &c the anam.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-17

Peter Falicr. mail carrier between Louis.
burg and Rocky Maunt, N. G., was found
dead 10 bis buggy % Monday Of last week.
PsiasIysg ialsEigsnsv,
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STATE ELECTIONS.

E0xva-1he vote cast nj the recent election ~ inc
state II Iowa, was canyassed by the Goscmernnd Sc
erc,a,y Oh Tie Alb inst. The following i The vote iof
representatives in Congress
Fi,s, Dislfict-Timolhy Davis, Republican, 22,sSo,
shep. Leiler, Democrat, i5sos--pasis's majority,
G,9s7.
second Dislrict--J. r. Curtis, Republican, iict5,
Augustus Hall, Democrat, i7,lio--Curtis's MAORI
Az, 95s. =
missouri. 1.-The aggregates Of the official votes
or State officers al the late election have been publish
I'll. The following are The votes for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor;
For Governor. Lieut Governor
Polk, 4ssso Jackson. hlci7
Ewing, so,57s Newland. 4l,ao5
Benton, 1857 Kelly, 23,s64
! The whole Democratic State ticket, with The eaeeP-
iion Of tbs Lieutenant Governor is eeetcd-Newand,
Ameriean, beating bis competitor FOR that eihce lss
votes.
1 Nfainc.--rhc returns from the election IN Maine
show lhu lhr Republicans have carried the State II
ii overwhelming majority. IN 2si towns Hamlin
has majon,y over Wells q about twenty ,housi nd,
ana over III ii abou, fifteen thousand The entire c"n-
grr.sional delegation viii be Republican fou.h,hs Of
the House 81 Rrpsesealives will also be Republican,
and lhg Sa,r Senate entirely %, with perhaps enc e..
cepl.oa.
Later accounts gye .etnfus from aii towns giving
Hamln, Repub. $3.50. Wells. Dem. 3e,9li, Paitsu,
Wing, $40
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-17

We lrsfa f,sn lhs ftysliss.EIr Observer MI lhe
ft.t saans II Is lia.sy i ASali ctrslisa 81 liz
Res III. IIlvss I'D ~ pts, ~ will sppeat ii
liz cauf,e otih.ss manihs ~ od.ter afshsOrsfyst
III mllr anstm III q hive t. safk stsisatype5.
> i'll my dsm4al ii j nly fsa Ias y tlnc q
promptly sslei.
Ths Os.ftysf ssysi ID Hlvt. - ealle.ttd aiatse
amount u nlfssI,. hslhla print 81 % aapustntl,
ii ost ova State ant shtolE e. h,ot. from which
he gets he slafatis aesgaae u lle sttiy s9ysges
from EasIlnI q Nptt c,folina sfevsry I'll al rare,
printed ID back slia. vii eadoas iFelling, a. IL
i5uh these Ii Lenlon aid ~ volume 81 IL, N
pad u d1Iln. III hsaHa u ~ wgfk. anil . b.
b.. spaced nslhtt tas, monty. ~ llhor, q eaiscl
materials ~ illustrating lie hsisy 81 hs beloved
State
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-. NJ Tsank Leslie. land u Spruce Street. New
Yess. ~ coneludel arrangements. whereby he will
prrseni IL each complete record q the fashion.
ali world, including notices Of Marriages in high ie.
descriptions Of Balls, Parties. ard fashionable move
mrn,s generally, dufins hs Coming seasen. H. also
,snds giving an extra eolsfrd plate. The fni sre Of
The Magazine. Of BonndA CAPS, Head Dresses, &c.
when imporan, changes in ,hs fashions RENDERS !, ne
sessa,y. The January number viii contain iuo lesu-
iai eoio,e plates, hssidrs nearly 100 other ErgasnEs
u Fashion and NsedlswoIE Patterns. 10 rgniaI
subscrbeg. The price viii BE- heretofore. 81 Fef an.
nun % Transient buyers. alter The fn, q January,
he Pries VIII Be 50 cents pr number.
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ylRauxr ElEcTpS--Thc whole black re.
public AZ ticket has been eieete,lIaC Congress by
y ajnr,ies ranging from 5. 600 To- 0C0 zach !.
Thr State Senate is nhanim"usl, Black Re.
publican, and nineleeu.twentleths oI the
liause aie 81 tie same pailiics.
The result uf the election IN Vermont. as
iha, in Iowa. i indicative of the drubDing
which lie Denncfary u,ll receive ~ every
single. handed ennle.t With tie Republicans.
And so the southern Democracy continue
10 lalk about The union 81 HE South npon Mr..
buchanan a. ihe anl, va, 10 defeat Fremont !!
A union ~ the South upon iIhthsnan. and The
eonsent withdrawal u Mr.. Fillmore rum
tile contest az ihe North. would leave Mr..
Buthanan without Tie shos, 81 chance u
carving even lis saw State ~ PcnnSt l,snis.
ihe,e y 10 urge that union. ~ The face IL
III ,i,lent effects, are ne must ELECTIVE allies,
nninteniionally u couf.e, Of ihe Hack Re.
publicans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-17

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