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CAD,. JONES a PECK, agents,

inch 7dAw
BUILDERS hardware, locks, latches, bits loose
- and fast butts, screws, ae. A full ASSORTMENT
andlatest styles at CADY, JONES PECk's.
ian5i
l)ELIINa bel oak tanned patent sire he'd
- Leather Delting, warranted not To stretch and
To suit the purchaser. Boston Cum Betting, Gum
and Hemp Packing. large assortment for sale
low by CADY. JONES 4 PECK.
june ID
IlisAeS Cocks, oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining 70 a saw mill or steam engine
for sale low at the slgn Of the
jcne3d BIG ANVIL.
NEs--treenfeld Tool Co = u fresh stock Of
taese superior Tools just received a, the sign Of
The ljune3d BIG ANVIL
INpok and gate springs Gray 4 brothers patent
II the ess spring ever invented for saleb by
iancsa cADi, JONES PECK.
( tiAlN~-ux, eo,i, binding, trace, halter. dog,
janrsl MO ANVIL.
NIegsi-solid box, and Parkers bench, iron and
Tasa bench tp GYMS j5Sr s;l rs sc at
DUNES, @atef rains galvanized we'll chain aud
hxtures, for sale low at the sign Of the
junc3d BIG ANVIL.
4 SioNEl.S, Ames hoslaDd's picks, ma,tocks,
- log chain, ana goods suitable for contractor at
7 janesd cApY JONES APEck'S.
AUTHORIZATIONS, Cro- bars. charm drills,
I w stone hammers, for sale at the sign at the
/ ianea1 BIG ANVIL.
NtA IiiES, Saataa cradle, and harvesting tools In
i - great variety, At small advancs by
iuneai CADY, JONES PECK.
NJ Straw aud manure forks, for sale iow at tbs
stshet the lle.sal "a" ANIL.
= TtfrrT1a IN uur rStrfi-tr- -tu-k 6f buffdIng
! house keeping. mAuhiuists aud cabinet makers
hardware, carpenters aud blacSsmiths' tools, W,
haYe just added complete stock Of Carriage ant
Wagan Hardware, consulting IA part ms follows.
Hubs, faii0es shafts Spikes, bows,
Maie from best Eastern timber, aud we'll seasoned
+ taanieird and Das b ther,
Carriaee oil cloth,
PLAIN aaI & gured back muslin, drilling 4 duck;
clrriase lace, tufts, te, apron hooks aud rings;
lsers knabs, beat sticks, whip sockets.
Hack Lights, shaft tips; silver plated and
Esass .anis--B,ston, PAilalalphia and
Reflector patterns. Top props,
Name plates, lining nall-; case-hardened
Axies--lOng ani short aruu, patent ha!f-patent
Railway Springs--plAin and French care;
Carriage butts aud axle clips.
Ja6,sai CADY,JoNES& PECK.
Tmriosisies fer tho Little Felix's.
] LIVERY thing TINT you think Of to tickle tn
II hearts Of the little folks be had u G. obeI
I top, at the
o.. 20. SIGN OF THE bio FIDDLE.
i I1LAlilS--Those beautiful scotch aud IartA
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aratra ass9rtmeH; ~ German silver and dpu
n bic platsa ware, all warranted and at manufac,
tureg i prless, At apr26 HlsTOSS
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The subscri hers, proprie =
tors OF the Empire Sto' 9
Works, ST. Louis, b. I
leave to llform Stove
Dealer IN | awa that tn, Y
have establi she'd a brant h
Of their hou 9 in X eokuk
whore tn J win keep con :
s,antly on hand = large
and wcll-assorted stock
Of
GnnkinC A. HeRls
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BURLINGTON


TERMS.
Forum limited course in Double Entry Book Keep
ing Commercial IaIiona, PENN ansaip, and AL
m,ssions to the Lectures Commercial Law, $500.
THE DESIGN o. THIS INSTITUTION is
TO afford perfect facilities for acquiring Ia an cxpe-
ditious maIner, thorough kno@iedgeof the SCI
sDce 1T Mercantile Double Entry book Keeping ap-
piled 10 all departments III trade. The course Of
trimming adopted in this Institution is the same -
that followed by the Msrcantiie College of Pen
wanna which has received
rnR MOST EMPHATIC REcohMESDArIoNe
from the best mercantile authorities in the country,
and is sanctioned by the Chamber OF Commercs u
thseity of New York, the most comprehensive
ard pr Acticai view ever introduced
AN ELEGANT DIPLOMA
under the seal If the State College Of
signed by the Faculty, is granted to those who pass
satisfactory examination. This instrument will Be
found passport TO the confidence OF business hous-
es In every part Of the Union.
rsy- Send for circular and specimen Of Penmsn-
ship by mail. my20dAwly
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list PUBLISHED.

u0MERIC BALLADS, and Comedies of l.ncian,
L translated by the late VIM McQuinn, For sale
by CAVE son.
.inue Ii
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GH00I EXCftGm 6mt.
MORE FI.OU X FOR tho Dollar, at the City Mills
mi store, than -. ever offered in the city Of Ke-
oknk. Those wishing choice article Of new
Wheat Flour. can be supplied by leaving their or
ders ut the City Mills Store.
Also, the cheapest Groceries now offered In the
city. Our stock was selected with great care, and
expressly for the city, aud 6atter ourselves that
We can make it TO the advantage OF all CUSTOM
ers who may give u call.
Also. always on hand fresh supply Of Country
Produce.
| You viii bear in MUD that VIC guarantees our
Flour he equal to any that il brought to this mar
kes, and to suit the purchaser or the money re-
fsnded.
All goods delivered 10 any part Of the city Free
| OF CHARGE w. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
iy28-d5m Main st., bet. 4th and 6th.
1--WE HUNDRED bills winter apples Tor sale at
1 Il dssl< HUSTON, HAWKINS . HUHTONE.
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- III III 81 -IAH-A song by no Author A
/ deed without name. psrpetratedby Philander
poesteks, y. B For sale by
tunelya cAVEk SON
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Autographs in every variety. &c.
The sabtcri5er invites all who love the ne arts 10
Wait his collection, wbetae rpurch ismg not. feel
ing assured they will n3tregre the tim spent.
THOMAS CURTIS.
july3-sin Over H,sbrou,k & sheids.
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UDoLPhO WOLFE,
Nos. Is, 20 and 70 Beaver street, New York.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Since the introduction II my schisdAm sehnAprs
into the United States. NUMBER Of Liquor Mixsrs
In New York, B.stoa and Phiisdelphia, have
eom IN enced putting ur xed and poison Gin and
calling it sehnapps; the name bslong expressly
10 my articls. ando.Asrs counterfeit impstiens
ON the public.
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q OK iIlE q HIGH
iIg
stoves.

Among the former they
would call particular at
tention to the "Goldeu
Era" Hot ar Cook stove,
which has row stood the
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Ch6CA8O NEW WnOIc19I0
CIGAR, TOBACCO SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No ~ Randolph Streef ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, ILLS.
WE arc nov receiving large and choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Finc.cus, Smoking, 4 Plug TobaccsI
Having direct communication with parties IN
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
prod uction ana mxnuiactare oi i.I. XvsA1co, q
ables us to offer some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tobaccos ut very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
70 cxamin our stock j. F. JORDAN CO.
II Randolph st.. Opposite Young America Chicago.
June II '56dIy
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A BEAUTIFUL preparation for the Hair, and properly
uped, will restore II 20 It's original softness ana
beauty. Those who have used IL say II Is the best
prepar tion they have seen.
sold. m.oicsaie and retail, by WiLklxsos MAE
srAlt nruvrists sue,ossors to II H. ayres, corner
- Main and bird streets, keoknk, lows. Also ~
Druggists AID Merchants throughout the state
October 3, '55-~dAwy
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OLA \ E~t--aust receised,a hne assert lne MT If
i Eastern Pianos. superior manufacture and for
sale by fiLLiNnNASr, LAAEA BtEL
Juiyl7-a Ne 1888 Main ST
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II HAVEbought out the Dry Goods store Of james
L. Bsacs, and will hereaf niue the business
in The same place.
Remember he place 0ne door cast ~ II y. W God
waFi o.. Main street. B.A WILLIAMS.
A4nt44Ew
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RisAsS Cocks, oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining 10 saw mill or steam engine
for sale lpw AT the sigl Of the
june3d BIG ANVIL.
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NrOlsE DOOlS I.OChA.

~ runE Dp5F toeks--L Lille, rasent--jast re
~ eeiIei al fur sale ~
TILLINGHAST, LANE& BUEL.
itpp L.
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fNHE Life and Travels Of Herodotus IN the fifth
L century before Christ--an imaginary b,ogra.
ply founded fact. illustrative Of the history re-
igion literature. arts, and social condition IT the
hreeks, Egyptians and persians, by j. I. Wheeler,
Il, H.G.S. For sale by
iuuel-d CAVE son.
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NOTICE.

KeJkak, Iowa May IS,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
Charge Against Mr.. Buchanan.

I-.Since DENOMINATION of Mr.. Bu-
chanan by the Democracy, several
stale ISLANDERS have been exhumed
from where they have been reposing
| in the tomb fof the Capulets" for
years, and brought against him in the
present canvass. These ISLANDERS are
old acquaintance and have been re-
futed by him b efore. We have, as
I they re-appear9d, mailed them to the
counter" as q merchant does ,coun-
terfeit dollar. The ten cents day
calumny was hardly exposed before
they were husY in propagation the
falsehood that Mr.. Buchanan had said
that if he had adrop Of Democratic
blood in. his veins, he would let it out.
This was met BY Mr.. Buchanan in
1888, over his own signature. and
promptly denied by him, and his ac-
cusors challenged to the proof. But
Fthey failed to Produce solitary. fact
in support Of it, save the base asser-
ton ola man named McGlinn, who
could not tell wEenIand where, or who
besides himself had heard it. And
T it does seem strange that a man of
Mr.. Buch anan's standing should have
nsed such an expression as this, and
only one personito have heard it, and
he man of doubtful character. Mr..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
0uf rsut Frank and Ten Cent Jimmy

j. It will be rccollected that those who
opposed the election Of Frank Pierce were
morrow stricken at the mere mention Of
his name, ON account Of a lie they pro
fssed to believe in regard to his libtr'Iity
in buying a,stick Of candy at the cost o:
Que cent, to present to a Juvenile friend.
Since then they h ave been opposed to all
poor foreigners who have established
candy manufactures in this country
They nowpfofess equal horror at James
Buchanan. in consequence of the fe" cent
lie. told on him, as the prite-of labor.
As a very large majority of the lnbortrs
in the United States will support Mr.
Buchanan, they viii be equally as rePu@II
pant to tlfese+worthies who expect 10
control the laboring masses by faIsehood
and detraetion, as they are upon he poor
foreigners who manufacture c;Ndy at one
cent stick. H. 4. -.
We have abundant reason to h'ft"v'
that our candidate will be triumphanlfy
elected for, if conc. cent Frank. got p
States, how many States will y<"ten cent
Jimmy" get? \ ,...r~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
appropriations fol- ForIiiieaticn

. The following i Il list Of tile abn,.
|priations made by the foftifidassasee
ibillswllicllp passed. tic House onSa,st
day: III NE
For Fort Montgomery, outIs. ],
Lake Champlaip. S25 GOO; for
Knox, Maine, sco 600; Tor FortIW'q'
Mass, SI0 900; for Eon|Pi..ifs
mond N. III, $4,000; for EprtIW,''
rem, Mass, $40 200; for Fort II lfF'
ware, $15O Ooo;Itor Fort Carroll. Nh
$50 900; for Fprt Calhoun, Y|ir,s1
iii, $50. 900; forFort Sulnpter. Kasa
Carolina, $50 OOH; for Fort PrlsltHl
Georgia, 10 0na; fer Fort Ginr
Florida, SIS Ooh; for Fort AIcEs'
florida, So con; for Fort lbarrapes'
tS25 900; for Fort Gaines, Alabasa
$50 900: for Fort Taylor, Flbria,a
S150 600; for Fort Jefferson. FlbrS'
$3.50 600; for Qualifications Hi tlrt
raz Island, San francisco Bay. fosI
5000 GEO, for Notifications at p.
Point, entr;lnceIa f San francisco I,ss
Cal, $3.50 O00;ltor repairs lit. (as1,
Pickney, SOUTH Carolina, SldoaI.
for repairs of Foit Jackson, G5eor,4a
900; Tor repairs of Fort Nora,
Alabama. S25 600: Tor cyteus;a,S n !,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

ley, be soNlost to all the true principles
Of patrotisnt to vote with those ''re 4
bic" men who can keep "inTioIatc'' the
secrets of John Minor. Bots and thoSe
whose abolition afinities would sever
our glorious Union Democrats ."f tie H..
Kanamha Valley ar0Rsa Yourselves =
Hold Democratic meetings in every town
and neighborhood! forgsa"Ssoelaf''"S
and when the hour shaILArNye' let every
freeman be found. at the polls ready and
willing togo for those nobk PATRIOTS
Buchanan and BrefkmrIdge, we VIII
keen inyiola,e the Constitution IF our
countryside palladium Of the Iiber'Ns Of
a free people. - 49, ,>z's- /" \
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
TIs Re.Iniou 81 the Nsw York Dsmp-
Cracy. M Hi

Wellaye recorded ne Polllticaf YEN
for many day with more Sfa1lilcsf.-t
ton than we now announce the com,
cplete and cordial re-nnion q fhe ,r ae-
n,eeraey offhe Empire state cP Ii'a d
noble work was consinmnlllaated, If
Syracuse, OBJ Thursday last, BY th le.
harmonious norl1inatioil Of Lon Si(' A ,t
asa j. Parker tor GoyIernor, JuoSe
Vanderbilt for Lieutenant Go'y 'l 3!
.MesSrs. Addison Gardiner ana l@aS ifi'l
l.. Seymour for presidential, electors
at large. Ihe New ] o II fa i'sP
now take their place Dln Fagil their
strength in5the presidential . confess
and We have every reifson t '. Ipsliey 1,
that they enter tlle canvass y I'LL
leterhiinatipn tocontflDnle 8 sillfs III,
five ELECTORAL votes 'ol tlle Empirq
State 10 swell tile lna)eri'y r p lpucnali,
AN and EBrecklrnnridge. HIT! !. r. unlt ssl
democracy ot New ! orkqs inv r :, 4,
and when the ! mon, III. NE W Vfl 1A 'fll
State has 81 deep an l II r HID III
ssakes itwould ne 9 re1leetlon /. ~ I nsr
patriotism to doubt the re 81 H. lee
shall now count New lpfk ~ =, Dll
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
TCOMMUNICATED.l
CHARLESTON. KANAwHA, VA.

CHARLESTON. kANAwHA, VA.,1I
r.. + August 10Th. I',56. !.
Editor ".Star Of lie nqpha)Ta3ley:"4
: Ihope ycu will allow friend and
old subscriber to your inestimable pa
perte addfessyeu a few lines, although
he be a mere tyro in such business.
The>annoyncemept of your inten-
tioi TO remove the Office OF the STAR
to this place, has been greeted here
with universalc recommendation, By your
numerouspatrons and friends. Such
removal will doubtless rebound great
ly TO your benefit, both in apecuniary
point Of view and in enabling you to
do greater battle for the great and
glorious cause the Star" so CALAMITY
vindicates. The Democratic party
in this county, is, numerically, the
weakcss of the two political Parties:
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

n A Lo3o0 INLAND VoYaGE. = The
steamboat st. Mary has recently re-
turncd TO st. Louis, mo. J fiona trip
to the Upper Missouri. She feachdi
French Bend, $50 miles above the
Yellow Stone, and $500 miles above
st Louis. The ST. Mary took up a
cargo Of blankets, provisions, &c for
traders and Ir1ians, and broughtdoyn
$4,000 buffalo roles, besides a1arge
number wild beasts, including two
ponies, two grizzly beaRs, two buffalo
calves, ard SONG strange looking
birds. Il r|L1./-"/|3t. 81.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
Attempt to AssasiIlate Inc Queea III spain

"a man named Milcialio, member
Of a u emocraticfcMb," writestlle cor
respondent Of the Allgemeilc Zeis-
tung, ''sent petition TO tile Queen Of
SPAIN asking her Majesty for an an
diencf. : He went armed, but was
preyehtedfrom attempting the Queens
life bJ the presence Of several rleni-
bers Of the royal Household, and com
planned of his miserable existence t6
his Q ueen, who made him a present
Of tw 3 thousand reals. The day. BE-
fore yesterday he attempted to exc
cute his plan, bit was promptly all
rested by the police. These repeated
attempts to take the LIE of the Queen
have induced the ministers to recon-
mend to her| Majesty to dease for some
days her accustomed promenades, bit
she promptly, replied, taking al medal
Of the HolyVirgin from her bosom,
Fear nothing, Ishall CD out, andil
they shoot at me they will not hit me,
because the1mother of God protects
irne."p Yesterday, as usaal, her Maj
esty rode ont in il an open carriage
| While absent several costly relic box.
lbs, set With Ibrilliants, and valued 4,
five millions of reals we're fstolcl
from her bead chamber. Among
$ other relies missing isl a nail from
Ne cross Of Christ, which for eight
centuries, has been in the possession
! Of the Kings ofSpain, and which Ill
tfuenced Spanishrules To pardon twt
condemned criminals on every &: poo(
friday. The Queen, weeping bitter
", sad II would have consented TX
havelost my most costly crow, coult
| have preserved this precioris nail
my constant consolation Elever
persons, patriots Of the JUDY revolu
ton, and who, since then, have bees
employed in the Palase, have beei
arrested Mn Hill
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

THE DEMpcEas9 in HARrFoRT.-
Tile Times contains d glowing accom-
.ofItlie late grand rally Of the denlo
racyEfhe cityof IIaittolt. AIolub iss
formed, signed I'M lover 4 ,oatt llanEs.
The Times says: AssThc body pf He
house and galleries were filled, aBd
thu right democratic spirit was ardus
ed! The massesIare with them: anl
asthe slightest call they rally ;lroIlla
the Old national banner that Has s.
long II successfully i fully waived over the
Whole couutrv 55'EIta
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

:. MoB1LE ELEcrIoN-GEEAr PoErr1-
CAL CHANGE. despatch from Mo-
bile, Ala, dated August s, says: AN
election took place in this city on
Monday of a~local character, and re-
suited in general democratic victory
The result caused much disappoint,
ment among the Americans. as it was
quite unexpected. -, =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

FArAL POWDER Mill ExPtosroN.-
A despatch from Portland, Maine,
dated "Wednesday, says: Yesterday
afternoon the. Corning and Glazing
mills, connected With the powder
works at Gorham, blew mp killing.
Peter Richie, of Canada, and Messrs.
Gerry, of 'Pdstland, and White, Of
Action, Mass. ia 59>E
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

Morals OF GOTHAM. "A hundred
and fifty:swindlers lave. been caught
at the Astor House alone, by one OF
the walters within the last six months,
trying to leave without paying for
their meals.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

F. P. BLAIR, JR:, ELECTED TO Cox
'aREss.-F. P. Blair, iir., just elected
to Congress from the St. Louis dis
,trict, on the Benton ticket, is son OF
Francis P. Blair, Esq, of Maryland,
aud occupies, we bdieve, nearly, if
notquite, the same position upon the
slavery question as his father. ~.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

iCosSEcrIcur AI BuciIANANSTa aE
For two years our opponents haR
baen growing weaker in connection
whilst tile democratic party has III
creased in strength. We look upan
Connecticut as Il Buchanan stats.-
Her democratic conservative risa
were in favor Of Buchanan from The
first III THIS contest. / They Geiifrs
him to be a safe Ind able Statesman,
-whae wisdom ahd experience h the
affair of our government ars worth
Something. WeEcm carry tile State.
Xal1Lara-I .u4s.E9 Ill.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

ANOTHER Ol.DL Wlrrf oyr III,
BpeANAa. PHI GOV. Pratt III Ill.
sent United States Senator fun
Maryland, is oflt in. d letter III. liz
National IntelIigencer, IN WlichHIe
takes decided ground8in favor ot ltbe
election of El}ucllaiall aud Drdcki0.
ridge. GoY. Prattisone ofthe absst
alla most Influential Of MaEylaAf
statesmen.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20
Y
The knOw.NOthiHg Ieague.

49,
= We nublisb TODAY the constitution u
tbe new know-Nothng Organization,
called the ..Americaa League, - another
scheme matched in the kot-bed of fanatic
ism and FroesoIisr1, that has its abode
in Ind about the eulveIts Of Richmond;
controlled bv the great Freesoii Es3ttchems
John Minor Bolts, and his most faithful
s4talites in and about the capital of Viz
GINA, whose hatred 10 the Democratic
arty~w5uld induce diem to destroy the
Union itself.rathcr than see the Deimocra
~cy again successful in The Presidential
canvass: We.calI upon the Wings and
Democrats tozread the ncfarious scheme
to dupeand deceive the people, through
live %, NOR. 1e,i,lla friends oftbe cause
.l,.<..-,, ~ .:,.u,.,,, /, ca
j" ,"o"7 |J "a. ~ ~ -, ~ 'o'''
e1lh ne h ~ or i.qt'faih, or ahs %
The Western scQuntie2, 50 lost 70 all the
true principles of patriots and love, of
cain, r. n, enter intothis secret ,,an,e Of
,n,4,I9 .p,h,, { :,
wy t''G'' any Co., ~ ~ 80 ~
: y organizing you Will use lhe PFeeau-
ton, to secure: only those who will keep
t,tpi51qte the proceedings of~the League,
- tic ox;ss,oinG, is-o,5,lx known to tbosa
49,. II = 1911: c;a,, + ~,
~ 49, anu A'''' S''' - '''-' = ti''
~'H5c3 ! u otRers% " dS' they want none
but those who are dishonest enough TO
Aid in@dcceiying the people in support Of
r;Ilmn,ra.and DonGjsnn who ara ,pyit.,i.s
= ~. = y. ,,,,,t- - =,
W. ~ s, 'I. j = Ir'"Ct:'> -, :,
| lie lHehn ',l5 E"9""F' speaking OF
this new ki4k of Know Nothingiam says:
.eTbo A,,or;cap nartr has b..n ia.
Economical far its secrecy This, fea-
tnro af T. Avn, pig,<;on was ob;actionabI,.
to manv oo,3 men who did nat choose
n bc scGTetIv ac,ino as snics unon :tbc;r
no;rb4Iors All 10 he IMMERSED with III.
idea, that secret snies were surroun8ing
md ac,;nG unon themselves. TO gull All
such il was publicallv resolved n dis
nrLsa with tse secret feature and Omen all
tFran.actions IN the nublic eve hut ar tho
same time and no doubt with full and
acLnowledsed consent of the leaders 81
ffi,,aetina Of drLerates representino \ nor.
ion If the fri4Ha6ds of the Fillmore and
Don,lson. Tfrk4t :" wasel4ldin this c;fv
3 noncoct q sacrat sbnma III which Ill
tbeir mans sboIId be kent m5ra iny;oIate
than aver 4 now Teaguc WAS estab1is5.
tcJ~socret evan TO the order, itself: ~
whose acts, concerted in the despesr Sc !
,cSecy'~the American party were led, and
Lig1 mnSl, ~, %n nea ny, PITY , - 'neir
Wbn ara tLe president and Vicn Pr5sSi
dents, the Treasurer and Corresponding
Secretaries Of the Leqqae!2 They are the
head mep, the Grand Sachems, the most
Gors1iP pa snf ets Iaiiea Dashas 81 inc
the srsndfotbars If he ans &c d.
s;ires of '76-they ere the sun, moon and
stars of the secret Grand League. The
great supervisors gre the head shleks Of
tron nST dss nSn Z s e mos
gerents who managed SIMS affairs. r. |
fact, every name shows that it is the same
secret, oath bound, proscriptive, intoier-
,n,o, r ths5 pIS2ted anti-ameriean
t to catch thS Meak.n5;ndad and IN.
ducethcm t., aid in DESTROYING the Dem |
ocratie party for which they possess 4
hfot'al ''h'lpa'thyc = =. ~ 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-20

MORE NonINArIoNs:-The "Bibfc
Times" a religious publication issu-
ed in Baltimore by the Rev. Thos. Ii.
Stockton, nominates upon his own re-
sponsibiljty, Judge M'Lean for the
Presidency, and Hon. Theodore Ere
linghuysen, of New Jersey, for the
Vice Presidency. =.