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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

Behold the furious storm is rolling, \
: Which traitor-fends confederate raise;
The houndsof woe, let loose are bowling,
i And soonour brothers home will blaze;
And shall we calmly view the ruin, Fl
While bloody force, with lawless stride,
r. Spreads desolation far and wide, :.
This happy land in blood imbruing?
d. Arise, arise ye brave!
Il II. And letlour war cry be ., .~>~- /. O..
Our God, our Union and our flag,
-. Our creed and victory. :, ~
OF, blessed Union! we will ne'er resign
~ theeJ >.:4.%., - -.
/ Nor failtp bow before thy glorious name
While madmen all and knave malign thee,
Shall.we be recreant to thy fame2 j
Mol by the Constitution bending DER us!
+ MOI by the revolutions sacred dead!
W No! by the perils past and fledi
Mo- by the destiny before US!
" Awake! awake! brave heartsl
Put down the traitor clan
y Who would our Union rend in parts,
=. Il T The. last best hope of man.. =.
And harkl the popular shout is waking
In every breast generous fame; +
And treason, in his den isquaking.
And shuddering at his death ofshane;
And where our starry banners cleaning,
The patriot Buchanan stands.
] Supported by our hearts and hands,
Triumph above and around him beaming,
, Far on the Constitution 8 rock,
! !, With God our hearts to see, IL.
lI We dare the traitors direst shock,
4 And wait for victory, t..
Do not despair! ye millions pining + .
IN bloody fetts1ntsr the sea; II
The orb ye wate is notdeclining,
Tho soreluc Suded ittmay be, ...
On this fairsi6m wswill reserve ye
A SHELF fom the despot's frown,
+" A nesage 6om the pelting storm.
And blessed Union! We will preserve thee
p. Yes foF the God above US ~
Has made and keptsus free;
=. And from the skies beyond US ! :
H.. He points to victory! =
- ~. Z =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
OFFICERS.
!. President,
DR.. JOHN DOVE, Of Richmond,
ORGANIZATION.

This organization shall consist Of a
Grand League, composed Of delegates
repres enting each Subordinate League
Subordinates shall be organized il
every election precinct in Virginia
one for each precinct.
There shall be thirteen supervisors,
one to each Congressional District.
to aid and assist in the progress Of the
organization; who shall from time to
time give such information to the
Corresponding Secretary as he may
deem important.
Each Congressional District shall
be divided into three smaller districts
making, in all, thirty nine; and the
Supervisors Of the Districts thus sub
divided may appoint three Deputy
Supervisors toassist HMM his duties.
The names Of the deputies thus ap.
pointed should be Communicated to
fine Secretary at Richmond; and each
Deputy Supervisor should make a
weekly report to the principal.
MEMRERs.
The standard to be applied to APP
picants for membership shall be: is
he active, untiring and devoted to the
|causelp If the applicant can stand
this test, hs shall be elected.
a PLEDGE.
An applicant after election, must
enroll himself. BY personal applica-
ton to the Secretary; and, before
signing his name, shall pledge him
self ssto perform cheerfnlIy all duties
assigned, and to labor unremittingly
in behalf Of the electionof
FILLMORE AND DoNELsoE.
FEES.
a membership fee Of fifty cents
shall be paid BY all persons becoming
members, and : monthly contribution
Of twenty-five cents, to defray the ex.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

.Air4-"Narseillaiss Hymn"
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
.9ostittaI.
: From the Pennsylvania.
The Democratic Battle Hymn.

DEDICATED TO THE KEYSTONE CLUB.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

a membership fee Of fifty cents
shall Be paid BY all persons becoming
members, and . monthly contribution
Of twenty-five cents, to defray the ex-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-15
THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BAIL.-MLLl
VI CAROLINE vEZIENS viii give grand fancy aud civit
ball on Wednesday evening Dec IL Their dancing academy
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-15

GUYANA, Porto Rico, Nov. 10, 1856.
Dtsopp,crares n Csolero-7h We1thr and Sugar Crop
The ohoera has now nearly disappeared from the
Island and but few isolated reported The district
of Para bas suffered severely from the epidemic and
want OF laborers nkoy produce much trouble, many
estates having loat more than halt their force.
The extreme drought the mvst severe since 1874, has
Injured the severely that all tho south
side efthe Island will be shor-perhsps not than
fah the average ones. Late refreshing showers have
however, benentted all descriptions Of vegetation.
American produce 4 good supply
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ELoPfMFEr FROM HupsoN.-We learn from th

ELoPFMRrT FROM HUDsoS.-We learn from tn /,
Hudss Ins, Mr.. Konold, aGermaDteach OF music
10 hat Guy, has Just eloped WITH q young girl
sophia Fnney from Catskill. tuesday afternoon the
were leaving Hudson by the Hudson and Boston road
mother az the girl overlook them and found III
person tho girl 81 900 In cash 10 which she had hepe
herself before leaving homo she tried 70 Induce her
md lei her 90 Konold leaves wife and family In Hud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-15

A BOOK AVERY BODY WANTS
a Price Only - cents
TIE NEW iOHh ALMANAC
AND WEATHER BOOK,


a., neal pocket volume bound ia e;oh
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generally Including sery important mater rslsag he
CO., r. s ..L,,s ESQ q es nHooxnrs Hrlsus
he ms'ssf ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~srsm = ~ signed ~ hs
portion the varied Of are az tousrs
TBE new YOsK ALMANAC AND WEATHER PooR
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h5o o. ehtnng accidents vessels suuck hgti
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bodies &c Progaosucaons Of warm or COD winter th.s
GET Ano lgh,nns saisy during ,huuaer storms tosoa
Tables OF WEIGHTS and treasures as ayordupos Apoths
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mess1es Tables Of fsreen weights and meA.nres. =
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for calculating brick work for showug number
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religious denominations number Of military
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2 vols. cio'h, limo. Price 81 rs.
those ss HSS Ssys rsay ansd snssS u.cs
which untried-nosdlps which has endured the tssi 4
Upon tbs PLAZA hope furnish series volumes Wh
viii be worthy place In every library.
Tho two Volume. ready TO day contain the celebrated an
Of the high Intended Alter iheg -
been before the kns public long ume the Spectator 80
To read the Canterbury Tales Of Mas Lee
species OF regeneration There scarcely e.
ucaed person OF this century who has some time
tales have been to many Ike turning down Leaf In NE
The Cflcer's Tale, perhaps, read
sunny bank in pleasant and-s stolen pleasure. On rhe
German Tale perhaps two hearts beat In unison renbcA
In harmony; and when sharing mutual agitation two heels
bent the mystic page hay turned round 70 eaca
sbers fright reelected in well known weioved teAtsrs
10 MUD the fearful whisper OF the Of KruDer suti
the silent ihoIg Of kneeng alton in the Cathedral
the Standard Novels" feelings iaea~s4
than We lake up any new novel oil lse day.
readers entertaining literature Enorast =
these popua' productions and therefore, se1 Ne
sayag much have been by pew
Moniord how deeply The -
and Lohaire" The pure moralnv which rcgus through
these ales~hch scarcely call dare hctouwid re-
der them the most egtbe rea ing for odng fhU
ought = be IN eyely family library
Lord Byron SAYS OF them -
1bera hre things The Canterbury Tales" Nohssg
az SCOTS j. III er han lAe Sermsns Tale sdmired wtsn
ard have continued 10 lise What dd then fnu.
member particularly affected tie also SAID sf lbe Aur
mans Yale" made upon m msy 10
said contain the Of much thar have since wrea.
referring 10 this Chamber tyclof saa 81 English Lisrsss
esung psssloaste poeucals.a
Ilust lous inifaior.
Published by
MASON BROTnRRS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-15

Consnesce or Ghe Port Of New York.
Tts quantity and value Of cersin articles imported /.
70 and exported iron this port danng tho week ending
and including Friday. Dec. IL, are a. follows
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RmMOvALa

MADAME wEvFH HAS REMOVED TO PERRY ST.
nj No d betwe~u Beeckcr ard Fourth She eona
nues tel ras present and future evenis likewise
rtsres law suits, busress prosnecis ckresa
ses fr spds rrapst4y. le solrn. INDIANS Never con
- - Ertb frccch sre Gsy>an and gts warrsaee s
acI Alk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-15
THE FIREHIEN.

>~@1>o~4
A NNUAL MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
"A OF the New York Fire Department Fund, held at
FHemen's BALL Dec. IL. II was
Resolved that the Secretary be authorized have tho
names OF the members OF this board together with their
dences and the member OF standing committee
List Of officers Of the New York Fire Department with their
place OF residence. for 1866
David hken President the Fire Department IS Broad
way: house. 169 Broadway.
lem.
William A. Woodruff Secretary, a7 Front street, house, 1884
Henry street.
John s. Giles, Treasurer "a Elizabeth street. house. ISL
Tenth street.
David fbeall Collector, ia Fourth street.
Of Cliff and Frankfort streets; house. 50 Seventh
street
Jonas N Philips IS Piks Slip house rs Greene street
James T. Watkins, 6 Catherine street; house. l6 Heury
street.
Zophar Mills IA Front street; house. W Madison street
Albert j. Deiatour, Z3s Wall street, house. 10 City Hall
place.
samuel B. Thomson. "a Beelman street, house, las Lau
Henry II. Howard Receiver Taxes 81 Chambers street,
house, los Leonard street
William Williams. lis West Nineteenth street; house. III
STANDING COMMITTEES.
James T. Watkins, Jonas N. Phillips, William WillamR
PENALTIES
Jenss N Phillips, Samuel b. Thomson, Henry H. Howard
Zophar Mius Albert j. DeItour, William Williams.
Albert j. Delaiour Samuel Thomson. Henry A. Burr.
: SPECIAL COMMITTEE SOLICIT DONATIONS
Zophar Mills, Albert j. DelaiOur, James r. Watkins
JAMES KELLY. Secretary.
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Weekly Report or Deaths,
the CITY and county Of New York. from the 9Th day o
december 70 the 18Th day OF December, 1880.
Men, IS: woman, 70; boyS, 156; girls, I32-Tota As1
Adults l5S children, 2s7 males 23l females all;
Tor cd persons, 8. :.
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j. No. Sc Broadway.
Ars nov sslias - ~s~ Arss
HaH shs osu er1cs

81
Fret ch embraderies real lace asHoies
Fasho enable dress soois
I75 Broadway. above Knth street
T ORD 4 TAYLOR HAVE THE PIsAsURE TO
II am their eus SSW s sas 1s RSsc thai their
sna Monday ns .ss @ @ b. A s
- OPENED BUSINESS
It has been found fecessary % make ,al
SPACIOUS AsD ELEGANT ADDITION
a. % .Da g Il % e give
me1is which are now tra serred 70 tie nsw building
DOMESTIC AND wooii.sr DEPARTMENT.
Ni brow p :. SleacA-d shesunss.
BronI "a beached snrtngs.
o'no o;1s assas's'
WG.ss rlsnass.
Coior,d aahaex.
coua.erpanes.
&C. &c. &C.
HOUSE, FURnishIsG DEPARTMENT..
Ia eVe,y variety of manufacture.
ALo,
Lruperies.
Btocatels and
GIT cosuIrea
Window shades
IesscL
Fixtures
ac., nc &C.
FLOOR
c,., cioAks and mourning goods departments.
Tamas aud
Manullas
In every variety Of material and Of the latest Paris shape:
and designs. Also, an extensive assortment Of
MOURNING GOODS,
Tho three upper stories
VIII be occupied entirely for manufacturing purposes CON
nec,ed with business.
Thankful to customers for past fa.ors request
unuance OF their patronage and visit from all who
srous TO view the largest and most elegant goods
hshnent, with the cheapest stock Of goods
IN THE UNTTED STATES
25J 257 259 aud 26l Grand street
AIDES HOOPS-GUTTA PERCHA CORD IL NOW
~ used for iadcs srts In sere1ce article
Wholesale and retail BY SAMUEL BISHOP.
inraa In ihaI Iniiad Ahaiaa n...ad
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COPARTRERsHKP NOTICES.
conn PARTNER WANTED IN AN ESTABLISHED
GOOV. agency business This favorable opportunity
for any gentleman desrou OF ~mnoyinE his ums
abe and rtmunerave occupation. Apply at Clio Broaiway,
room up stairs
eEOn A GENTLEMAN WITH THIS SUN WOULD
gcOV. be plessed 70 meet party having the
amount 10 Join him IN purch ssng highly respectable travel
Ing busness which VIII pay x1D per week clear profit
Please call on Mr.. ROGERS, New Haven House.
Ct O00 -PARTSER WANTED, POSSESSING MEr
'I.UOU. caniiie abilities in = business founded upon
hsss Bales effected for cash ony Address
90 n0n WANTED A PARTNER TO JOIN NE
pZ.UOVs with the same amount and purchase a an len
ud business long established, And Welding
Please call on GEORGE WHEELER, No 3l Broadway, room
No IA.
co E00 A PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS
WO.OOU. amount TO Jon in q manufacturing business
several established and IN successful operation
The business VIII yield sio per week profit Apply xS
broadway, room IA. ". DAVIS, JR.. 90.
A PARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY IN TIE BOOK
n snd stationery busincssA smart Protestant Young
IN sfCo will lind n profitable investment a. here
rick Appy al l Seventh avenue Twenty third street.
or three days
DARTNER WANTED OPPORTUNITY II OF.
fer.d 70 invest from $4,000 70 S0Ol active spe
hns cone husnetr Of half million year f,r the ss
eight years and with increased capital could essny d.
million year. Address box l55S Post Office.
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WAIVED TO PURcuAsp-A THOROUGH BRED
perfectly broke FOR b. uusi be gnsj axe and
TeM enauisnsv, AsaleO sma, asIAa slsa
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REWARDS.

LOST AND FOUND.
II oST-OH Tue EVENING OF THE I0rH INST, RE.
IL tween Twenty frst and Fourth
third street ard Snh avenue mink lined
with brown sif. Tho finder viii be literally
returning the same 10 So East Twenty FRS, street
I osT-A GIRL MARY BRNNls, MEDIUM HEIGHT,
IL fair complexion, large mouth, brown hair short
her neck. Any information Jeff with ouAkcnbush No
Cedar street. viii be financially received and suitably
OsT-NOvEMBER 70 OR 70. A FIREMAN,s BADGE,
IL No 2G45. The finder will confer by leaving
the CHIEFS Office nj Captain Uncerhls OF
and crosby streets and obnge W. II. Brown.
II osT-FRoH e6i HOUSTON STREET., A SLATE
IL coored dog to the OF Carlo he has sill
collar bus neck II has the Carlo Y Collins en-
grayed on It. Any returning he above dog viii
Il osT OR MIsI.AID-A NOTE, DRAWN BY ELLIOTT
IL Holden 10 the order OF Nayor Co. endorsed
mo 1881 months October q. 1866
dred and eighty six dollars and The public
cautioned against negotiating The The finder viii pleas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-15

VVIK0FF's ADVENTURES OF A ROWING DfPLs-
w MA1Isr-For sale by TT CROWkN
w IKOFF's ADVENTURES OF ROWING DIeLIo-
w MA1I6T.-For sale By LEAvIrT AI.LEu
VNIKOFFB ADVENTURES OF ROWING DIrG1O-
w MATIST.-For sale By ANs0N ID. r. RANDOLPH
HEAS0S'S LIBRARY OF STANDARD TALES
M Ready to- day
HARRIET LEh'S
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TRADE rs RESPECTFULLY IN.
~ formed hat We continually manuiscurnE And hs~s
90 hand large soct smond jewelry Of The latest
lsrge assortment Of dsmcvds on h~ad. setting done fSr
thetrada Diamonds bought for cash.
l. HRRMANN 4 CO.. AIS R~ooras s,rss.
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE l. I-TRorTING -oN TUESDAY
~ Dec H. nj O'Clock. match for 81 600 re heats bes
three in five H. Woodruff b. Rose of Washington
TO go pounds agon Walton names q Jack Potter Il
roo POUNDS wagon and driver To oil without regard
weather SHAW WHITE Propretols.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-15

CECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THErRIsH GEENA
~ ders Ninth Regiment N. Y. s. NJ will be held at Tam
many Hall on Wednesday evening, December II. No
viii be spared 10 make this eq, superior former
ooe last Military gentlemen will please appear uni
form Tickets be bad from the following capt
Duffy Worth Military Headquarters q Whit. street OF
his residence los Greenwich street, and from Lieut. Duffy
No Harrison street and from members generally, and
the door the evening of the ball Sergeant Ihos
cretsry Lieut. Duffy Treasurer; Capt r. Duffy Chairman
Y,HE BALL SFAsOE.-TIIE SwEEPERS' COTERIr ;
also the members OF Our Own Hop will Brookes
Assembly Rooms 36l Broome street Wednesday evening"
at o'clock 10 make Ina arrangements fer the
soee TO L. de O. BIool Monday evening" December
22d. by order, FREpK. X. RfEn Secretary.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-01
The Divinity Of sorrow.

Genuine sorrow is one Of the most power:
ful agents of good to the rOce. 1t enobles,
elevates oni puriies the character. Hate,
envy, jealousy, and kindred passions are
aLushed in Its presence. Every dark senti'
ment of the soul is silent. The harshest ma
ture yields to it's voice. The strong man
becomes as the little child--the bad man
is weak and humble. Sorrow over the graves
of departed kindred, is the most sacred
as it clothes the very inner-most suncttl-
ary OF the heart in mourning. 1t has d holy
sancllying influence. There is divinity
about it, which envelopes the soul like the
gush Of sweet and melancholy music. 1t
makes US better, purer, nobler beings.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-01
Take Care OF the Birds.

Yssl take care Of the birds. A spring
time without the music OF birds, would be
like a pleasant cottage, surrounded with
trees and flowers and green fields, without
the sound of human veiees. The songsters
of the grove, the orchard and the meadow
bring with them hope and joy, and as we
love the joy which their music brings, let Us
provide Accommodations for them, and entice
them to build their nests near our dwellings.
The robin, the bIue-bird, and the wren pariic.
ulsrly, are accutomed to make their homes in
the vicinity Of houses and orchards. With
very lttlecare,by simply providing them with
plac es to build their nests, we may secure
their music and companionship during all
the spring and summer months.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-01
A HUMAN LIFE SAVED.

kls1 ~
J. A. RHODES, Esq Dear Sit-As took yeut
medicine IN sell consignment, ssno cure no pay',f
take pleasure in satiugts effects reported 70 By
three brothers who lfv In this place, and their testE
mony is a fair specimen Of all Ihave received:
W S CoNKLIN told ne-ssI had taken nine bottles ef
Christie's Ague Basam, and contiOually run dowd
while using Il until my lungs and liver were Conrests
ed that degree that blood discharged from my mouth
and bowels so that all thought i impossible for to
theyeould for ME, but thought must die. Nothing
did me any good Until got lihodess Fever and Agus
cure which at once relieved me q the distress and
els, and produced permanent cure In short tms.is
NJ C0NkLlN says: ~ had been taking uiedieins
Of good doctor we have In our county and to-
ken any quantity auinine and specifics without any
good result, from 9th Of August to 18th Deeember.
1sE ssy fRE And ssGs
which effected permanent by usipg two-thirds
s CoNKLIN was not here, but both tbo 6ibsF
brothers say his Sase the same as H Ms. sold
the medicine to both the day. and the cure was AZ
speedy from the same small quantity. and might %
Above se Good poof a.
s of better tenor than the vast Number Of like ser.
amonst that ats i pouring ii 70 me.
One thug moro. Last year had occasion 70 Caus
ton the Public in these %ordsA-
sirealars. sssstatsd ths Mams sf tAsir nestss yes
M nsdiei thta fA lmpEdsaes sena fhfff
a 81 :: I. z.
ferred 3 ihe mns Dr. Chrisis's Agds Hallsm ikat
IL mentioned In the above ceFtifeRie, ~ n .&
There are several ether fhdusfl5Nk people who nre
applying 10 their poisonous trash all Mat publis =
hs ~ IA NV
the celebrated Chemist, Dr james Chiffon az n
In iavcs q its petfeetiy H RhLEss ca RAcTBR,
serve to distinguish my medicine ffon limitations
JAS a RHODES, Proprietor. Pfosidenes. \. !
Wholesale Agents, Sd Isouss, HLAKsIExs chlea
fc, ,.,;. bAEChAY BRos I Rszsnss g hkIpin ~
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{, DIssoLUTIoK.--Th firm of HALL HER
RICK g. WADswoRTH, publishers Of the Por-
tage County Democrat has been dissolved, Mr..
,WADswoR1 Il retiring. 1t is we'll known
that in politics we are strongly opposed to
Mr.. WADswoRTh, still, we regret to have
him leave the field. In all our dealings and
intercourse with him, he has shown himself
to be an honorable, high minded man, fully
entitled to the respect and confidence Of our
community. We wish him prosperity in
whatever calling he may engage.
The Democrat is now published by LYMAN
w. HALL, JOHN s. HERRIcK and HALsEY
R. w. HALL under the name of HALL HER
RICK s. Co. Our friend HA1sEY is young
man of enterprise and ability. Success to
him.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-01

0T Remember the Old Folks Concert
this evening at Days Hall. The advertise
ment which will be found In another part Of
the paper, contains list of some Of the
pieces to be sung. New ores will be added.
They are grand old tunes, full of music and
power. They sre of that class which sound
better every time you hear them. To those
who ure fond. of church music particularly
ii will be fine entertainment. The Choir
is we'll trained. P. B. CoNANT, Esq, who
has charge of it as leader, is entitled to much
praise for his very successful effort in ar
ranging the programme and preparing for
the concert.
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or Communications from Deerfield and
Aurora will appear next week.

ANYBODY Bur PIERcE.--The Philadelphia
Pennsyluanidn. Forney's paper,) which
supports Buchanahs nomination, says it will
support any nominee of the democratic con-
vention with the exception of Franklin
Pierce, and addsi 4
All the democratic presses in the land
with sea OF ink to back them, would moi
be uble successfully to defend Franklin
Pierce from some OF his outrageous acts
not yet made public.-Fusion paper,
In the first place, Col. FoREEY's paper
never said SO, and in the second place the
Editor of the fusion paper that started the
story, sis a har and a di,tydog." and in the
third place. Col. Forney will support Mr.
Pierce if he is nominated. Put that in you
pipes and smoke it, ye lying whelPs:-- Wayn'
Democrat.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-01
Suicide.

We have learned, by we'll authenticated
reports, that Mr.. NEwTon Dixon, resi-
ding near the village of Colum biana, in this
county, on Saturday morning last, commit
ted suicide, by hanging himself on a tree on
his farm. Mr.. D. was respectable man
a farmer in good circumstances, and amen,
Der of the Hickste Society oI Friends. Il
is rumored, but with what truth we have noi
been able to ascertain, that his melancholy
termination Of life is traced to spirit infucn
ces.--Salem Republican.