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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
i The Fiery Bufliugame.

This ferocious gentleman, who left
Washington as soon as he published
his card, and who has been vaporing
among the warlTke people of Ohio,
has walked up the wrong passenger
again. The following, which occur
red in the House, last Monday, will
explain ITSELF: I'll : .-.\ >*=>.
''PElsSoNALIRExPL ANATIoN.. r. f. P,
"Mr. Harrison. OF Ohio, asked aud
obtained the copsent of. the House to
make peronalexP PLANTATION; He re-
marked that hI held III his hand a
copy Of the ';Cincinnati Gazette y
containing wllatiPurported tolbea re-
port OF al speech made at Dayton,
Ohio, By an honorable gentletaan from
Massachusetts,, IIMr. Burlingame,)
not now.in his seat. / have (said Mr..
I'D refrained from calling the atten-
ton of<the7 House to this matter, fin
the hope that tie gentleman would
return TO his seat, and thus afford me
an opportnnityibt' receiving from his
own tips an avowal or disavowal OF
the language attributed 70 him iii this
report. he gentleman, however, has
been detained ecessirily, uo-denbt.
from his Seat I'd this House, the ses-
sion. drawing rapidly to Il close. the
poisoned shaft Hurled at ME is still
fangling in the public nrind, and !
am eonstraineQEto, from Il sense Of
duty 10 myself and my constituents.
to tressPaSs upon the patience of the
Ilonse. in the>absence of the gentle
man. 4 do this with great reluc'
lance, tbr | worih much prefer his
presence. It's not my habitto(strike
at the back of MY enemy; always
prefer to look ali antagonist in TIC
face, whether dealing in. words or il
blows. The language to which Itakc
EXCEPTIONS tliis:It H." Il
The Union savers also called On
you TO send IA practical man (that
means tho stiIpidiest man you car
tind) to Congress "a national man, q
dough face, so that the South can take
him by Ills dough nose and. turn him
around just WHICH way they will
(Here hundreds Qfsvoices cried out,
That's SCOTT .Iiarrison.') Mr.. Bur
liugame said. THE quick instinct
Of tbs. people relievs. a man from he,
ing PERSONAL (There groans t4l
Scott Harrison. were called for and
given by the whdle assembly, The
speaker thought there: wonld be a few
dough tace repr eseptatives IT there
was no dough -tacq consistency behind
them Hi ST.
Il could Scarcely believe that
gentlcmanIf from Massachusetts, would
have so fir forgotten the courtesy
which is due from one gentleman tc
another as.thus> to go out Of his way
to endorse Il base charge against q
:memberot' this House by irresponsi
hle>rersons in "a crowd. and | trust il
may yet be.found that the reporter o
his remarks. has done him injustice
But if | am :nis taken in his. and i
the language. attributed to the gen
tleman was intended, either directly
or indirectly, to charge me, or any
norton tofImv cdnStituprts with :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
BUFFALO ACADEMY.

The principal Of this Institution
has been successful in securing the
valuable services of..thc two AsSis
tantS. employed by Prot. Laugirlin<
Miss MARGARET PArrEsoN ami Mr..
W. Fl. CrshMAS. Miss Patterson is
the.ac comyhshed Lady whohas charge
of7the- Female department, and has
given universal satisfaction to the
patrons and trustees Of the Academy.
Mr.. Cr8hman has been for several
years, teaching in Buffalo, having
charge OF u private school, which ives
we'll atten,tei, and also taught the
last session in the Academy with
CREDIT to himself aAd with profit t.
the pupils under his care. The fol-
iowjngIetter is from Mr. LauggL4tll
fhe former pricipal Of the Academy:
1t will he. r>a>. Win interest by his
numerous friends, of the kanawha
NoUny. -. j.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
Missouri Election,

ST.. Lor1s, Aug. 1O.-The State
Senate will stand Is Democrats. II
Wings, 5 Bentonians, ? Americans
ami l vacancy. H.. \.
The House of Representatives will
be composed Of So Democrats, q
Bentonians, % Americans and 5
Wings. The above returns are made
up from seventy-nine counties.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

Line Wings, and many prominent
1 Know othings, seeing the danger
.Iit which our government has been
6laced, have come out manfully and
Atriotieally in behalf of Buchanan
4 Breckenridge, the equality OF
ID rs. the Kansas-Nebraska Bill. Che
Cons INTUITION and the Union. 1t is
CERT gtse duty Of every man in the
sqsth To- likewise, and alltwih do
/, eScep those whose preju1iccs
against e Democracy are SO great
as to be leu the few designingmen,
Who know to control those who
,rlftr otheis think for Themselves,
Ii d taking y j truths the many false.
ao9s deS'n ihatcd BY them. Thus
e. are le1to believe that Fillmore
I'd 2Son will be efeeted. that
Know Moth sg;sm is rapidly on TIC
increase; that the "A mcrican Leasnc, =,
the auxiliary ITO the KnowNothing
Organization, the great, lever By
whith tEey win be. ableto raise voters
suffiesent to carl / even Virginia, With
the help ofa fel Barbecues, and only
permitting anol] t farmer, # one shd idd
be present, to SO eak one hour in rcply
to a newly arisd b lnminary from the
4culvert, whose eloqncnt style, :" and
speech was So thorougly fortified by.
the facts and the legitimate deductions
from them, that would he an I'M
possibility for tho eblest dehatcr to
answer 10 or UPSET his position, land
10 be followed by two distinguished
professional uFn, one. an odd cam
paigner," bat lSre he a ,shrcwd old
Ifox' he VI ht1qof have lab"re,F 50
Hong "If Cql. lhys had made lonlyl
one solitary Impression taver"b Die to
| the Cincinnati nominees uor Would
the Major have expressed hinlReli,
few weeks ago, to it gentleman of
this county,sMqf u'ai Sontherls
men s1on1d s4IYo't NJ. Buchgnan!
as M: Fg2'mpg stool 70 chGHe q
f7tn .electi6n! Does Fillmore ami
D0ncison stand any better chnnce for
an election now thap- they did thgee
weeks ago, Look at thc result ofthe
late elections. What Southern State
can they carry9 " hat -Iort1ern
State will they .carry' viii these
liberal now-Nothinss Of kanawha
tell us, for we really cannot believe
that Fillmore and Douelson will get
an ELECTORAL vote that they arc en-
tirely out Of the ring But, gen
Itlemen, Your course. ygnr zeaIol5:el
forts in behalf OF Fillmore, is just
what the Free-Soiler$7 OF the North
as we'll as Of the South woull have
youpuFsue;-for ifyou should deprive
| Buchanan of the electoral vote Of one
Of the Southern States, yon may
elect Fremont,and have the uncnTtia-
bic. position of being ~aidtrs ana
abetors in the destruction Of that
Union that should be held as sacred
as life itself by every friend Of liberty.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

By great storm at New Orleans
last week the neighboring islands
were flooded, and 1870 lives certainly,
and probabIy$25O, lost. with half a
dollars of propety. !
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
Correspondence ofthe Baltimore SUM-
Extraordinary 0ceufrallfc. Il
STauNToN, ' a., All

a. EXTRAORDINARY VCturTHHtF' III
Srd1SToN, Va, Ang, IA. i
A renal kable occurrance tDok place
at The Blue Ridge Tunnel last night
The third set Of men were engaged IN
digging as usual, whenone Of them
(Pat Flagan) noticed that the texture
Of the rock before him changed sud
denly from hard to soft, and that the
soft was Wet. Shortly aitefward y.
stream OF water issued from An orltice
.he4nade. This was Succeeded by q
heavy, iumblinS sound like The cars,
which 81 frightenea the hands that
they all made for the>open ail': Well
was it for them that they dill 10! The
sound continued u grow louder and
louder for some minutes till Ia crash
was heard, and Immediately a vast
stream of water rolled out ofthe tan
mel. An eye witness says that the.
head Of the stream was at least ten
feet high, aid thatit swept tars< and.
barrows hatpre it '.like~ehaifP NE
stream, continpe+atr q perfecttiver tin
twelve O'clock, WtRlrit gradually sub
sided, and vas low enough NIT three
O'Clock in the afternoon to. allow Us
to make. a hasty survey Of its cause.
/ 1t seeni5 that there is, in tEfe# middle
Of the MOUNTAIN, an immense cavern
Tor pocket, in WHICH water tfOn the
melting snow has been deppsited for
years, and that the line otthe tanned
taps the cavern near its celtlie. The
cNverTis Of Immense exteut, and will
save the State good deal Of money,
Since nature has opened y road
through near three hundred Hftet. Of
sotid rock. This will expedite the
completion pf tho tunnel greatlT, in
fact, l wonl'l .npt be shrprisedlit' day
light shines through the mountain to-
day. do not know precisely how
mnch remains 70 cut, b4t COLONEL
Groset said last week that tEiego: re-
|mainel only three hundred anR eiSh-
teen fIeNanIthis cavern is Certainly
three hunMed feet wide -pltobably
more. The Colonel will be greatly
Surprised when he returns HI I
lie did not >exPect TO lgetIthrough
before yalu&ry ne4t.: y 'N
4 TuE EMr4 ROE o. Ars1EiA EsrAR-
INC yea AN lNsuERGGryos- letter
from Vienna in the Aab1isRE de
.f-4tmc says; ~><Tf Il Nj /. X
On the 8tkztho Emperor, as is the
custom here, laid the last Stond Of the
ncwstity ars email, whose construction
has been ordered IN consequence Of
| the revolution of 1913. This, i'm
IMense etlitice>< was commenced in
1883, and fVrms an oblon4, sbuare,
the .aeade Of whichis seven Hundred
and forty metres IN extent. HIS the
four angles AMI on the three sides
Of the buil'lihg, haEe been raiRetI for
.titfe barracks Of thresholds, E&capa.
bic of containing Six thousanlI- men,
andtorfningSo nianyNhastions;d defcnaz
/ ell by powerful artillery. and fur
tnished with loop-holcs \These bar,
racks are connected By b6mh-proof
| galleries, in whicliarc contai1i6l two
months provisions for the. IsiK thou
sand men, and would then stand d
regular siege in the event Of q dpopu-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

.GoDEY's LXDT's &c -TIfs\su-
peril Magazine still : cemes to grow
more beautiful with a. C.
The September number. liza ; been
received, and contains valuable plates
and much instruction and reading
matter =.
: U=GraAam's Magazine, tor>Sep-
tember Is q rich treat, it is we'll worth
the price Of three dollars. !
u Peterson Magazine, PUBLISH
Ell tor-+533, IS very interesting to the
:i4roIy circle. The cpserprizins pub
Fishers deserves grrat credit for sus-
tanning the worE 1T such low rates
The September number is richly i
ltstratci. 4 ) ~. ii ....
!IJzWe have received q new work
eutitlerI the .'Cosmopolitan Journal >
Ii a neatly executed work; its OBJ
icct seems to be the advancement Of
the Society from which it derives in
name:yiz: Tile Cosmopolitan Also.
ciation," gotten up for the purpose OF
advancement Of Literture, Art, &c.
The Society is locatedin New York,
is in the third year OF its existence
anl'ina 1!ourishing condition. The
Magazine is furnished gratis to sub
scribers of the Society. I For further
particulars address C.L. DEEEf, 34S
Broadway, New Yotk; : /
The Scientific AMERICAN, is week
~ paper. ard one which every No
chanic and Farmer SHOULD have
500 prospectus in another coluptf!
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
BLACK REPuBLTcANs IN V

BLACK REPuBLIcANs IN VRc1NrA
I'VE see by the Wheeling papers
that a meeting Of Black Republicans
was held in that city on Saturday ev-
ening. A constitution was reported
and adopted, organizing an associas
ton to be called the Republican As
ISOLATION Of Ohio county, VA. The
Constitution was signed and rerma-
nent officers elected. A committee
was appointed totakc immediate steps
towards the formation of Fremont
and Dayton electoral ticket for the
State of Virginia. l'etersJ,7g En-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

TEXAS ELEcTIoN.-New Orleans,
Aug. Is. Partial returns from Tex,
as Indicate an increased majority for,
tho Democratic ticket.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

ABOLITION DocuMENrs Ar Y
SorTH. John Daberrv has been n
rested Of Columbus, Miss, ior clr|p
lating the speeches of Senator'S Sa Y
ner and Seward among slaves. Il
punishment on conviction is 10 ye 9'
IN the neneentiary
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

A letter to the Boston Post from
Roseadale, Wisconsin. Ii
z THE average. democratic majority
on onr State ticket last fall was about
1000, we intend to increase this to
69oafor Buck anl BrecI.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

Gen. Davis, 4 prominent w
member Of the House Of Delega's \
from Greeubrier, IL out III q letter y y
sclaring his intention 10 support Y
lchansn.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
rom IN" 81. Louis I'epuD., Aug.
Exciting News from Kansas.

, The Steamer GENOA arrived at this
port Yesterday. from the Missouri Riv-
or. 10 the clerk OF thes boat Mr..
Wilcox, we are indebted for an extra
from the Office of the Border Rufiian,
published AT Westport, and dated
August Ii, eleven p. NJ. from which
we derive the following news. brought
to Westport by Mr.. H. W. Jones.
:. On the night of5the 18th, about
twelve O'Clock, some two hundred
Abol!'ionists attacked the town of
franklin, Kansas Territory, the Pro
slavery partv therein numbering about
twenty. The fight is said TO have
lasted four hours. -Four pro-slayery
men were bQ>lIly wounded; and six
Abolitipn;sts were killed. Mr..
Cmns's house was robbed an! set
en fire; hut the flames were cxtin-
gnishcl. Mrs. Crane was Knocked
down by one of the assailing party.
The Post Office was robbed Of about
$50 and set on fire. The assaifants
captured the large cannomb Belonging
to the ProsIavery party in Franklin,
with which, it Is said, they can now
attack Lecompton or Westport, Mr..
Cranes houses were riddIed BY balls,
Atfer doing all the mischief they
could the assailants retired. =
Next morning obout one hundred
United States soldiers occupied the
town. but the enemy were not to be
found. T. -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
! oar Sincere Friend.
= DAVID LAUGHLIN,
Col. SAINT HAYS

VIII deliver an address at the hIoYM
Of 10 mile Greek, on Thursday next,
at 10 clock, a. N. 81 :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

FoE BUcHANAS.-The Hon. Ruins
Choate. has avowed his determination
to vote for James Buchanan for the
Presidency.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
WEDNESDAY,. NUsrgf fsSsx
sIF.Y. =DTEgoCaK.TIe ELEcgoHs.

sF.TE DE1oCRATIG Eh EcSto4d.S'..
I lss Z. w. MAssEsBrsa Of Portsmouth,
eli TtNorHr R1vEs, Of l1rlaee ueorSe'
81 A.. HuGHEs DrLLARD, Of Hsnr!'A t.
III JAMES GARLAND, Of Campbell
9Th JoHv GooDE, j.. Of Bed iIG
ssb ALEX. JosEs, Of Chesterheld'. u
7tbsaYa. 81 TArfAFERRo, :: 80.
Al Ropr. s. MoSrAqrE, of MlddleSeS'
9Th ]. BAaBorR,sof Culpeper, s,
lotA J. R.xDoLPH TuCRkR, OF Frederick
l1th JOHN S. HkRnIs.
1o:h-CoL. A. G.. PESDLEToS. of Giles,
ls.h JoHy B, FLoTp, OF Washington.
18th s. L. Hans, Of Gilmer, -.
1874 S. CLEMNES. of Ohio county:
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
PREi5IDENp

n IFlIiaIIY,
His Political islbata counter
\ Ills l'tjxate ltfe.l
i. III which llistt!hr#tiaf YIrtal..
His every day I@tneYoltte,sE
IA antl Hill
Efz> .Seighborliio9 q Charities.
Have made him &
\ T. THE Ipo lIl..=E'oF PTS aosEtE.
t*{ THE oRNAsI II f4E HIS RglBt9SoF
THE PRprEeaesE TEIE. FRiEHilrs5
THE CHOICE 6|f TILE N44IIds
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

!" MAEFIACVTOE A YOfNC GIpfT T0 .
CorpsrMN yo,,n5,I man r's;dfng n
f Pon ST yJ,'s'S lnan fgslqlns ~
a. gemant 81 ,narr; J ma ~ ,v u = t,nn ~.
isJynJ;nJ -, Er;Iav Io 49, III , H. H" a. :
e.a1, s,nnn ~ ord iaJ' 90 r.on j T. tb ~
fam;i;es rsra ~ h "1 m,.l"; T. M w.
dnctr;,os t,, ~,lH - nv ,..s
x;thst,nl;,> tIo iIaatb ;nf w ,osI
was Jntbr;, ;,,o,l tia 4 ~ - - ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
u sPATN.l

HE. s a lH
Sarragossa SURRENDERED I'll II
Queens troops under Gel. Ealas.I
the evening ofiFHday. the 25tll II
The royal troops entered ftheEtl
without opposition andlisarmsd u
citizens. No definite partiealafs 1.
known, but the whole affair SEEM
have been effected without bloodsEs|
FAll Spainhas ilowsnbniittedtoO Oh
nell. His future policy Is hot know
but it is reported that he il attsuF|
Ing to make up With the liberty 5afI
h From France there are n0 hsa
except the .retilrrI+of Marshal .Ref
sier, who will beB9ubbed till DIX.
something Hills rumorfl sfhtA
Emperor is snfaring from i d
disease. If III
Italian afsa.irs aro IS M: i hill / j
as ever. III
There are REPORTS ot.reIhonsrl3s
f1 Sardinia by|5lralce, ia sfargt9
Austria. +H f
|. TINS Emperor Of Austria, An III
4 ing oKPrussiA sre now hevingsaif
ttervieW SopitY. aIE II
Denmark proposes to fartiifitItiHI
sound, which isslais to be aslyisels
Russia. t1M
There was a tfre mil explbs;ot |
Salonica, Turkes. which caa4ed ss
loss Of life and property.
| The Royal mail Steamship Afs
| from New York, arrived ous alla
l3dI inst. HEE
The frigate snsauahanna arriy3l
!! GIlbralter on thu a4thf u!t.
I MAEKEIs.
LIVERPOOL, CLIFTON firm Haat5 b
changed. Sales|for three days FL
bales. Manchester alyices spesk !
.ydrably Of the crops. FloutdeSfa
q shilling and siSpense to tvs u
ings; and in some cases thr9e; Cla
248s. to us. 6l.!Soutllern 3Is. 10 y
| Ohio 32s.tto 35s1 Wheat eleclas
li6d. to 81. Southern white ga. 1lRl
l1os. ID, Rel qs.E Gil 4 fes. "a
nanfhaneesl, limited lEusillss4 y
visions unchanged. MonsE h
stringent ana iifItemporaly DEM
at B per cent.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
a CHANGE or FoRT1,Ny -On Fri

A CHANGE OF FORTUNE. - On Fri
day William II. Wilder started for
the city Of Baton Rouge a manicled
convict, on board Of tire steamboat
Capitol. He is to remain in the Pen
-itentiary for ten years tort FRAUDULENT
dealings in bounty land warrants
It's a somewhat singular fact that the
last previous visit, Of Wilder TO Baton
Rouge was as a legislator, and that
prison discipline was a theme on which
he occasionally waSed eloquent. His
opportunities of serving the State in
her Legislative hall were more limited
as to time than his present prospec-
tive opportunities will be III ,.sthe
other institution. I N. O. Ptcdyune.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

Our thanks are due to Hon. G. j.
Faulkner, for valuable public docu-
ments. Also, te>1lon. J. NJ. Mason
for public documents. IN
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27
ARRIVAL DF THE

II New YORK .-tug. iis ZEN
.Rhip Baltic Itas arrived. kEI
scarce. I.f=
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0roeeries, &t.


L. III. TEMPLE q co.
Are now selling GROCERIES, at their Store
No. 81 Washfngto square,
at the prices mentioned in the following list viz
Powdered Sugars at 9ic. per ID.
Crushed do. at Ole.
Brown Havana do at SIC
Porto Rico do. at 74c
Coffee, extra, at DC
Saleretus at Tc
Cream Tartar at $50.
Raisins, (new fruit at Ice.
Black Tea. (Ane 1avorl at SIC
Moosses at &c, per gallon.
Rrrning Fluid at Sic. per gallon
And Ill other xmas Of droeV2s equaIiy cpsyvs
packages to suit, at wholesale prices All Goods mem
toned above are of the Best Qualify.
Goods delivered to any part of the city.
Remember the Place, 81 VasyiingtOu
mis- Square, Worcester. DIFF
FENHE NS L FL0U R.---Another lot of SO bbls
Z Quincy Flour received this day and for sale by
a VIM. o. SWEET & CO.,
dS2 diff 1856 Ma
E-OPENED! NEW STORE! NEW
IA GOODS
p H0LBR00K & CO., have re opened their Grocery
establishment, in Bowen's Block No. 243 Main stree(two
stores north of the or place of busnes) where they
prepared to wait upon heir friends and former patrons
We have just received from the differen markets,
fresh assortment Of choice groceries, with which intend
to DO constantly supplied and will furnish them, delivered
in any part Of the city, favorable the
quality of goods be found any place in Worcester
F. NOTEBOOK & CO.,
jy11 diff 24S Main sree4
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