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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
-Bael BGtwCgA Robeft Eidgeway and Roger
" 4 4 A. fryOE J.. / Fl ill.,. .*
W AsiiIISGroS, Aug. D, p NJ.

M, a v AsfHNGT0S, Aug. y, Y MI
The Duel. which has ben talked
about for several days; as likely to
! take place hetWceh Robert Riqgcway,
tEsq., ot4tlte Richmond Will. and
stRoyer A. i'ryor, E$q,, of',th4 Rich
,nlond Enq4ircr, game off to-day at
fMeriIian, ii Il b4antitnl grhvq on-thc
premises Of Frane+s p. BlaiF, Esq,
;,nA nearthe countly rrsid@ncf ofthat
gentleman, known as Silver Spring.
!. The weapons ,Iked wcr9 ordinary
.cluelti6r pistols. ahd the distance ten
PAGES twerty-seven feet ard a half
n All the PreIiminaries being arrang-
led, the word was given, add bang
went the pistols, bat ncithef shot took
effect. :. A r.. !: I
Mr.. Ridgeway Immediately demand
\ ed another 4hot Which wa$ promptly
granted by Mr.. Pryor. 4 WI. =.
TeDnring I'll e relqading othTp;stols,
the Hon. Preston S<>Bro0ks, Of South
Carolina, az couf55ftiiet4E by the Hon.
J. S. C,skie and Henry III Edmund
son,/of Virginia, arrxel on the
These gpHtfcllfch interced-
cd,and amicaDh adjustment of the
difficulty was cfected, Here the. af-
fair tcrn;nated, aIiathe PARTIES with
tAkin fficnds.left the er5nnd. l. j.. =
& Both gentlemen ehavcd gallantly
On tie trying OCCASION. | Z
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

Hon. Z. kIDwEGl.,' member Of the Sc
.lect co4,mittet on the Pacific Railroad
Bih,< viii please accept our thanks tor
copies of repQEts Of the committee. Mr.
r.. disagreed with the majority f~the
committed. and has presented an able
report opposing the Bin for theeonstruc-
ton Of the Road =.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

! The Iazeo City Miss.) Sun says
that $4,000 have BEEN contributed by
the citizens of 1azoo county to aid in
forwarding Southern emigrants to
KANSAS. -. - -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

INTERESTING DIscovEKT.- The Lou
isrille Courier says a very remarka-
bly, cave has been discovered about
seven miles south4of Glasgow, Bar
rem COUNTY, KY. Human bones. of
enormous size, together with cooking
vessels, &C., were found in one or
more of the apartments.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

DEsTRucr1yE TayNDER iSToRM.-A
.thunaer storm occurred ut Carlisle.
Pa, on Tuesday night last. Five
barns and one dwelling were destroy
led BY the Lightning, The barns were
entirely filled With crops. and the los,
ses are heayy. s7I551 asi+s.s n. '..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

TIm LATE DuBL.It IS said that
Chas Irving Esq, ofthe Lynchburg
Republican acted as the second Of Mr..
Pryor, and Jas. M. Goggiin, ESD,
brother Of the Hon. VIM. L. Goggiin.,
of Va, a:s that Of Mr. Ridgeway.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

n 81 hErl IN Z. Al
but, although lthe iDemocapc Is the
We yea pafty lnI numerlca, st ,.
lllt1I5 composep o3 inc riEnt kil ny, ,.
F'pate r.e, iilat car, Dc p'f! :!
tlpon-11 Z, gan De ael'ell!,e,i on or, n
4do'hss .alue tior lflhc 1'H = i H r.
l'eilIocff'le Y'llnl.ss 1as s,Ils l.,
hle t'ilies fitcefNf Nett i1't'cii; ~; "'I
VII. II. ~ !. e Y pre'I a.
parry ~ '',lf eol.lt21 DO T%1 49, =
he' ~ ssp1 oiq f1 tlIle e.: lIHI - pt!I II;
,'Do''t sHcl Pfff9llI,ii'lios W. S:t1; ],
~ ia, I lt.??ttISufpr'iIy H.ln"En ".',s;,
Lel ,,' f f"n sh ne '''' w.
SHOWN sII Gi fu4lc' ~ i, S'.oi'' W.
van tptYissf4 3i' ,, "ehi eo,,t"gt
81 ~ y ipgE % IT, nnc S'' tha Tt",
= 49, Lr Do ~. s, "
r.. ot,d nrb LII - ,;,,n,, ,o''r nnn
- = t,,;s ,,I,oo +
TarE no boaita !, - v;no tbat, yo,,r
Neutrality-suspicious. H. ftha rjaston' wtlj rnt
L%tly he rera;rnoI H. xonr frien,Is<with
( ont;rn : 5t;afa M Int ,;Il Lo Nh
s;@n,,J fir III ij,@ptow"T If = na4ro,,.
! ), o. snfiir;e'A u, cnsbI~ Won f. make
-. ,'anat q t.ir', Is ~, c,,', i>'
ters ' IF 'f Ddno s in y westcrn W.
,y;,f,> | Tl,,h,,. ;ta,ill tol.n u 1Iors r.
Tnablo yn,i t. nnbTssb > cool ,.onar:
snch :, III ,,.sat;nI.' Lsrl iT ,,o,,,'
and doll.r1 ron I,iii cot when if 'is,
Soon tir,t IL nre tn have n naner .nt
! he rirht stanrn wortE { If snnnoft.--
:. ,,a,,Sr iii Iii g1i.I. az hoI,fIr All
a,,nrninar$ ,, !" At " ,n1 I' and ns'
ncciarIy nnat} ali S,,h;soss ~ v;tal
imnorfapcI 70 +ha'Sontb toy;r1;nis
and 10 Ta,1aXba, d6nnty. As;J& IRON,
| Ln Mi ,Hjjf ,ol;firs IL fine INV .,rc
wont Gn @,mnos;tian ,,ress IL thiS
tunrfv CO. TIA iii nro.t;on, nor+a;n .
in'r - nrr Ioaai iItnrasts INV NJ
;ro,,.rly Jtsa,;$srd onI nr3,r.rjy nh
ddrittona II zLntIpatr;c;an and hlr.
L;,n Thara arc bnGstfnns o,nonpsf
~ IF va,t ir}noFfsnc. >f},t <r511n{,ld
Tn J;scnsSr \ dGttICb, +hanIT'To of|n
n,li+;o,I n5tb ri tELI,T, n,f .,rf>oTa
in.ar"r+ni ~ i,, r. L'>c. N'''' So ~
Thn Irst fLf,+ : -, ,o,. ,rblrI>
81 hrro|f;,;Ird }n5orn t,r t tbn LF5rt ~
cntrffErisr ion tLn i6arf W. nnLIisb.
m. tb,,, III, lonILIffcr l,r.r. M
nr,j6rtat;,r MI ill., .,,rc's.fi,i ~.
rrss fart Lii6dnstr,5 and ,,crsev,.r.,i,,, r.
ire r<rI If 46I r,.,,,n.t.,,,.rs lio
~cvcr so tayora!5ie. =. +.
The members IL tLm Domoc;rait;r
party in tKis c.nutnr1T ara LolE and.
fearless adyocate:z3f thr;r ,,,r;,fc;,iIns
hit we wyalst aMr,it sound all con.
seryafiye Ise6Iocrstfr JonrnaI i.vo4
ell to gepn1nd 9H.fincrat;c dnatr;od
heartilYand exclukiyelv, whe6 ocad,
sion Teduirc4 II F,7AnI not r;pn> il.
yvTlr wish,at4ashyl ttncr r;d;6a, "a
I6trs: like the. Kabawha Rr,nIbI;cIn
which naper l. fIrtastn1 Inv Ill man.,
illness: bit nnc.that wf3l do hatt1r fn,
its constituer cy. whGn if is Needed.
and that, ton. without fear, affpction
or favor Thnre arc aIso other canscs,
but Of which + 5haIl not now mention.
ANYTHING in this. nv frat >conmuni.I
cotton to vou, tbafraI}s l0u,lIr fnr an.
energetic I,ewsbanar advocate for this
particular timd. It is an evil. dctri<
III ,I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

REscotNrRE,- We learn thata rem
eountre took place q few days since
lin UpperEile, Londoun co., between
,T. b. Uaddqx and MI. DIXON, III
whic1Mr MadduK was shot in the
jawlanl shoulder.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

VlsIToRs Al HE VIRGiNIA WaTER-
ING PLAoEs There are seven hum
dred visitors at the Greenrbier Vir-
ginia White Sulphur Springs; seyen-
ty ct the Salt, one hundred ut the
lsed, sixty at the Old Sweet, and one
hundred at the Blue. s 81
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

The Virginia Bale arrived at Buff
falo on FIjday last, from Cincinnati, but
owing 10 low water She will not be able
to proceed farther, unless "Ightened" Up.
On the first page of this. issue of the
s'star'' is the exposure of the know ~
Nothing League; also an interesting de-
scription of Mg. Buchlnan's CourlshiP.
The expose shows what base means are
rcsorted to by the enemies of Mi. Buch-
anan to carry the State for Fillmore
The courtship 1econcilr the old maids
who oppose. his occupying the white
house because he is an Old bachelor.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

Punch has a pictorial reprc senta-
ton Of Life atsan American HOTEL
In the picture i guest Is represented
as holding 4 revolver To the head 81
his opposite neighbof, With the i'm
perious demand & Pass the mustard!''
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
DEMoCRATIc SATIoNAI.NoMINEE s
FOR PRESIDENT, In.
j 4 MES BUCHANAN,
e. Of Per4sylrGai&. !.
+ Z. FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKINRIDGE,
Of HSntue1y. H..
STATE DEMOCRATIC ELEcTOtes.
~

/ 1st E. W. MxssExprro, of Portsmouth,
Cd TGMorHT RIvEs, of Prince George
81 A, -HuGHEs DILLARD, Of HenrE;; 4"
4h JAMES GARLAND, of Campbell,
.s.h Jdffs GooDE, Jr., of Bedford. -
9th ALEX. JoNEs, Of. Chesterfield,
j. It'll WV. b. TGbIAFERRo, r. -
8th RoET, S. MONTAGUE, of Midtesex,
shJ. BARBoTsn, of Culpeper,I ~ .
10th J. RASDoLpH TUCKER, ofFrederirk
j Nh JoHN S. HARRIs. + ~ -
] 2tll Cor. A. e. PESpLEToS, Of Giles,
18Th joins B, FLorD. of Washington.
l4tIt4S: l.. HAYS, Of Gilmer, 4
/ 9TH s. CLEMMEN, of Ohio county,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

DIsTREssING AccIDENr MI Roh.
inson Woodford, son Of Jacob Wood
ford, ESQ. residing on Taylor Drain,
Barbour co. had his arm torn off At
the elbow by a threshing machine On
the End inst. Drs. Talbot and Reeys
y, Of Phillippi, aiapntatetl the arm
above the fracture, andWe understand
that the PATIENTS now deiife well. 9
gl,larzes5Hau s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
PENNSYLVANIA and Kentucky.
SINGULAR coGSCIDENCE.

.. ThelcJare. JUS; as MANY 1t%ts in IL"
name of PENNSYLVANIA rs in Brcckinrid%r,
midas manyin Kentucky as in Buchanan;
in the names Of Buchanan d Brecken-
ridge there are the same number as i'll
Meg ariH Save the Ihiou.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
Dem oeralIc Central rOmmillse Meeting

a. - >Hs''t>' - 49, =.
John II: GgShorn, las. M'49heid,
WIN: II, HynoItE, " m: h'f t"I s ; n Z
Il: LlttlelaSe' a. D. lio3"r' I ,.1 = =,
Melton, CIly I. ha''neWS, .'ohh w.
Carr, ). W .Eiicnw4oH$' George ~
q, Goshorn. loavnt.~ HnyPer' Nf3 'E
Eastwood, Charles N'ib}ilar'' anu W ~ III;
Mics. r., /,
1t was further 'n t' anu a% 21 -
that the.tolloWI'lS "'s'fift co'Il,}1Hte'S
be appNinfed 10Y inc county NT' J.
j. Y M"TrI OF NpAII / II
Bcni. SAThomrson, .Ino. W. y lc-
arr. Iva LNley, Co. 4. ThonEl,son,
Vim. c. Nenable, Isaac Seashoal, !.
Grant. Thos. G Swindler. RI, Jack
son, JcmifFaA jSca>ho'.l, x. II. Thorn
ton, and Motifs Hudson. ~.
= r. foENs or goAL: =.
, VIM. Wool, Nelson Hi, Jos. +.
ChanNcr, Jn". ". ticlds, Adalh
Griffith, VIVA. :. NJ. Chandler, : -.
Burgess, JAS, Gillaspie. Samlt Nc
ap1 Andrew Bryant, II.
Flat "o"I$.
Richd. h.. Roberts. Samuel lust
ThoS: NJ. Shelton, AilreI BaliYi .. =;
M".'dcrshcrl !, ! rah' laEkn. l'aFll
Wallace, VIM. i. Lsp@t, /. r. AoHG-
joy, ). q. LiIlcy. j. u. .1h"m4s, AH-
am Aahnry. j. " a!l"ce and W, fl2-
gctt. !,
MLTzS PRECINCT:
John Il McClanabah; l}aNltt " u
kInson, Jas. BAILEY, Ga. baF5cr> . :
II. \ onn-, GranvlI!eN@;rEe'fcf,,p push
RCD Bailey, Bemctt / ~ h;nseE
Milan, i, Robert L4 !yI 1AI TI, lIIly'
Ihlvhl lhaNtoh, W ~, -h 4 IA
Il, Huti"rt' Hiram hrAly' ana \ H"f'c'
Reynolds.
sl,~'NSIi'i T. (; D!T
. L&n]. L. Mi!am ~ I"S' H. I Pr 80. l.
{: SISSon: ~ ~ Cl'il'1 l5I o5oCl lf;
M4rtin. WIN, ,. l'o, -, o''i !, r.
,yno; fIHhCr sen; f1"ll F,. I ~
hc'TIn /: h']1g 5sI}I -A'i w. ', 'I
), perr:cE'/ " maui .. ~<'''l7,S' "''''
hIeE9r 2f""f.
: L,.e,>DefI1 h or OF SAN't !; C,,.,,
~: e~o"hh sll' 3I"tN T w. I'' ~:
mo. ShlHcf ITIl'' d y " cISn, w , " ~
cent Jarrett, y M H. lf'! : W. f. I'll
11'lIt1'', N.lf; 9W"%T' i G,lul!e '" 'Y
Io3ekn .e'Hc4i a.: M: h'9T' '"' n ,",;'
IN l rec. lliT"iI o3'1t'l''' JI'TIiIWl
.: SNYDER, y d. .li1nqH!"', I'LL" ,''''
~''D sen = !
Ell Jarrett t; 1osS :D B. 1hiIton: J.
,iamlnocks' W N H!lDeEE JAG D1M""T'
l4ecb Myers, >-Gh2T1fS NaVc4Hcr' . !
": Cart Inc ~ @raE i,ai : l, q ~ n |
nEltoA, II. u LOCKER i'icilt 1 acG'';
Adam .GIVcn$; Jno J%Frett' 44rch"
.'rlce, hos ,MGit"ns Martin pam
. Maiden plsIEfcr
" ~ - 1 ~ va,tt Tl,o1 +
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

Attention is calledto the advertisements
aof the Buffalo, Academy.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

Ii IS said that five hundred Demo
cratic meetings have. been held III the
State Of Kentucky since the nolninas
ton Of Buchanan and Brckinridge. U
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

NLw JHnsEY tbEMocEAflc STATE
CoHrESrloS.- Tho Democratic State
Convention Of New Jerkty, met at
Trenton ONT Itursday. and was largely
attended. Hon. VIM. G. IAlex ander
was nominated for Governor, and>a
series Of resolutions adopted affirm
ing and approving the principles of
the Cincinnati platform. +. liz
At. 2 o'clock mass meeting was
organized inthc Riding School build
ing, at which Hon. jess 6, Potts
presided. # LII .>..r<
Speeches we're made by Hon. Saml
A. Smith Of Tenn, cx.G9v. Bigler
of>Penn., and John Van BHren.
Near 5000 persons We're pres emit:
In the evening q mass meeting was
held, at which speeches were made
bv.l1on. John A. Dix and Robert J.
Walker. ..s. r. E% -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
.u.LTZ'S PRECINCT.

John Il. McCfanaban, David viii
kinson, Jas. BAILEY, Gil. Barber j.
II. oun-, GranvilIrCarrentcr,Bu Bush
rod Bailey, Bennett pagc, Ljnscy
Milan. RGbtrt Lay1rP, Tanly fully,
David ThaYton, Wa. Nice Mnahan,
L, Buh"rt, Hiram kelly, and Charles
u f.,,1,E,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
Military Schools III The South.

We rejoice to see the increased IT.
tention which Isl paid iii tile South ato
military education. Not only in II
ginia> but in Georgia, South Carolina,
kentucky, and, We believe. Other
SouthernStates. it III becoming The
custom to combine military training
with the other branches ofeautatien
IliIere is no more favorable period 81
life than .boyhood8 to make soldiers,
and it.aftords healthful exercise As
well as Amusement to the students,
,whilstft need not entrench Hip on the
time usually devoted to study The
South should encourage the military
training other sons. Tlereis d pos
sibilify that she maybe called upon
todefend her soil against an enemy
whose superiority IN nnmbers W
should seek to coanterbalanee By sup.
eriority in military discipline l2ioh
Dispdtch. n
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

t51A MANS LEG ANp i RM gtr OFF|BY
Al MoMIsG MAoHlS III, benjamin Lee
DOM a laborer. had Just entered 4
field Of grass and commenced cutting
with 4 moving machine
drawn by two horses, when he came
toa low place Or gutter inthe field
the heavy, sharp knives all 1.-THE while
being active operation, one arm and
one leg fell directly before 4 y lipives,
which took themfotf at a single cut,
The arm was clit off inst above the
wrist, and the lag a short distance
above the ANGLE. ,Flle whole was per
formed in tho tWinkling Of an eye.
The unfortunate man, who fingered
till next day, died inn greatf agony
IHe leaves a wife and three children,
l1oyzestoaen Pd.) Deaaocrdt.
M
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
EAsaS-LIll. NaMntf!

\ NV ---'-..-.---. :. N--.-. --i1 -.:D.-:
"-,\7hlEIG E"A NJ; -f1liG.~ - IIAe 4 resi- re, 81
qcn6 t4 -d",Y Sent 70 the. oenete a mes,
%'SS,'ihc' 'HPat44ca hV,Htf4filS e'hcial
qfSPa'f htS' ff9ialINe to the Hh it1 o,
N''3S"7' ~ #ANtt I aPPe3lREI ~ 2 fePiy
y a Ie7 'i%t .. Of \, th;t ,1"Iy, nP order
was IS"pcI from .t 5,4 war Deepafrtment
any ln'i'ta1N 'fl'fer IN c9lrln "a! III
h"nSa7 to di4PerS&. any n l I T. q meet
ny OF people OF tli9se ternttplt' rs or to
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
9I&SuNSNIIIE.

Ecni. L; Milan, Jas. l.. D1yr,H,
C. SisSon. n D> Clinton, NoclGtialI
Martin, VIM. S. Ro~e, ~ Bl4cNsh
.Jno. Fisher sen. Andrew DERRICK
RulfLin p. kinpiS0n, AndreW~f1yHes
j. Derrick, /Wi liam ~Fd9@t55 and
Ehr0r STItor. -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

Richd. l.. Roberts. Samuel .Rust,
Tho+.. NJ. Shelton, Alfred Baily.. j. =.
MoIdcrshcrI, lriah, PARISH, David
Wallace. VIM T. i!p&t, 7. f. Love
,ioy, !. q. LiIlcy. J. d. Thomas, Adj
am A9hnry. j. Wallace and W, Fig
.,utft
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Law school Cumberland Univeraity, at Lebanon,
Tennessee
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham caruthers, late OF the circuit
L. judges of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Green of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee. ".
Hon. Brondeld l.. Ridley, the cnaneelors
Judges CaTuhers Green their whole exclusively
school.
Plan tins.ron-l Daily examinations of each cass the
books No regular lectures explanations the
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
.. Weekly common which
of facts
through all the
practice framed require prepare
decds Wills records and all of documents be
denee the ras Some of he eases are taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly in the and
public the end session The students clerks
jurors judges, and chancelors In other official
Saciiies connected with their suits.
the third
tember third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday In July.
Expenses per son.Tuon foo $50, advances contingen
2 boarding $50. Students furnish
which BIO had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete COURSE unless
dents No previous study equred
There are four regular classes Students NAV
any time during the collegiate year.
8 a legislature connected with the school.
Number students the last collegiate eighyHI.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Blk RAILROAD DIRECT 70 THE WEST
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Raag time bsOesn Washington and Ciao;nnai ~ Aoursi
Through Tickets and baggage Checks 10 be had I'm
.r.. .....- E..... Washington. 81. M.
QUE Baltimore Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved its
western now Offers te fullest ndueameuIs 10 tray
elers between Washington, Baltimore, portions West
The eqnnenon between the tains from Washington
Washington Junction ae called the Relay honse nine miles
from Baltimore TINS the only change of required
Wheeling The Washington station, echecked transferred
s e o M'Gf The sAs ssens s .aas
Washington daily at O. a. M and Az p Sundays The
A. wheeling sirsa Is made with The trains Of GEN
maA wS oo snns n asa @ OHIO
COLUMBUS These trains Newark with the Newark
Chicago, 81. Louis, sc.
A. Columbus
WILLIE, sc. Al xenia Little Miami railroad, connelon
s ea" a9If seP island M 4'l'
holding through tickets for Meapa vfb
transferred Cincinnati the mail Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, Chi
caeo, tickets sold when the Ohio navgabe between
Wheeling and Weiavile, ory mles where connection with
the Cleveland and rii,sburg railroad is made.
Travellers while this the
afordng through tickets and checks in Washington the
the West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
bat $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
by through from WASHINGTON wheelng 50
S sToad s g.; by steamer n from cinssnan ss nd9nnpo
Chicago, so q and ss st. Louis as so and sas' Msmph
For Frederick and napsrs Ferry Mainsbug Bs,yesy Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland ard
minor stations Baltimore Wheeling M
train from eIl washington ,.,a.. .,.a.
For further information through tickets SC apply to TIL H.
PARsoNs, agent, at washington station -. - -
Master of Transportation Baltimore and 3
May 5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO pRE-EmPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
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Notice Of the Withdrawal of Lands in Michi-
a
No. $751;

IN Of the approved Sd June 1885,
OF railroads in said instructions have just
from sale and location of following described
otherwise directed, heretofore ordered by telegraph the
3Olh Of May last, 10 wit "
Office All the lands in the district in the southern pc
IA township
36 the northern all lands township
80, and west of range 10 west ID.
Office All the lands the district except
ships II, IL, Is, and ID lying Of range IA west.
Office GEsEsKEi All the lands the District except
townships situated north of township II
and those north of township 10 and Of
Office DETRoTi All the lands in the lying
townships III NORTH and all
Office al KALAMAZOO All the lands district lying
range west.
Office SAULT STE. All the lands district
south " township 81, in ranges 20 to 81 inclusive
South Of tow nship So, IN ranges 81 to "a inclusive.
South Of tow nship So, in ranges IS and 6.
South of township 81, in 81 and 30.
North of township 10, IN ranges 80 and 40; and
North oftownship 49, in ranges al and A. # .tE .g
These latter embracing nearly NIL the advertised
Predents proclamation No. S 10 be offered sdu
Ste MaTte which will therefore, be offered public
therein ordered.
Given under hand the General Land
Washington this thirteenth day OF june 1856.
FHOS. A. HENDRICKS,
June ls-lawtwt tlniel X Star Commissioner
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TrIE ONLY ONE AUTuoRrzEpI

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NEAU LAFEECTEUR IL far superior the Cuisi-
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witoui mercury all affections Of the asres scroua The
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fractions arising from abuses
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very short
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the virus without neuirazins The Rob Boyveau s above
recommended IN syphc Diseases whether
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Of potassium, a......... #
General agents fer the United states Gabriel Bondn, eco, 81
William street. New York. Guiot Ducongu
New Orleans; seuily, San Francisco.
The Rob Laecsur sold druggists throughout The Uni
ted The pamphlet of med
properties % the Rob win
din, " William street, New York, who will give every Information
wanted
prepared an orders Tor south America the
dies he ne of the United States dusa The Rob In bond
March N-dlYt
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nLksWOOD oNmhrMnY.-omee no. % Peans,Ivanla

nLEnWOOD CEmErhRE.-Ohce No. sy2 Peansy lsania
Vi avenue l6h street, Savings Bank. This
cemetery laid celebrated Greenwood Of
New FORK and situated The high ground distant and
mile north OF the Capitol North leading directly
the gateway This charter from Con-
gss uppopang their ground burial purposes making
Fec title purchaser prohibiting enctOachmenIs
legislation Otherwise which is Of vasl
wish their dead where they placed them for has
beeoue in all cities when the burial ground becomes
sell it, and throw the dead
scuousy large and legal prevent
a titles given 10 the ground. n.
NJ BOmce open from 10 ~ m, where pamphlets with
the charter and bylaws and all other information, be
also all ar
ysy O Seventh street. any undertaken viii be prompt
altanaaa June IDLY