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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21
GBe Daily gonrnal
s L A [ E TICK E T.

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER r. MORTON; of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAWSON. Of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM Es. NOFFSHN S-zaS, of P rke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
T.. vs. H. ELLIS, of Marion.
sUPERIxTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
.... ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES Ii. CRAVENS, of Ripley.
rt 81 REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TipPecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT
JOHN A. BEAL, of Miami.
FOR COMPRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
or SPENCER COUNTY.
For LEGisLATURE.
JOHN INGEE, JR.,
vtSDEEEURGH.
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SALE OF REAL ENTATE.

yHE undersigned Guardian Of the heirs Of fhsres 4
rasns will agreeable 70 order ofthe Knox co.
Court If Common Pleas made e june 'erm 1855 exposs
House door in the cry o. Evans
vile. ysnderbureh Ind 4aturday the 20 cay 2
D. between the hours OF 10 cf ck a M
and following in sid ~
ty yt-Ths nth OF 'orty TIRE -
quarter lthwest quarter OF seeton No.
seven. ange ten west
TrRNs OF <AIE- credit Of three months
be given the giving he nd with see
waving valuation and 9 nsrSt
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PRINCE co IS MELODEONs,

- WITH divided swell, secured Dy letters pat
IT Ts15sent May 23d 1855 - 100000. r,.z
EMTFR n By means Of this swell. soio passages in1J
II u II HE NAV ed with the full power o. D. '9stru-
ment while the iment Is soft ans
AZ, tha Meodeons Prince " Cob VIA ne iur-
r;shsd rith thi- attaeh Ient without extra charge
prince G. Co could realize han me IoTt1ne ny
dnoein frch nut as tny prefer
to make it their II e'n oh' Se o.
tanned hy pafenSeiHExS = CoLBCRE. Western Agent.
76h West Fourth street.
cUcrERTES AND PRODUCE.
yu<uE IesEnsd Will ontinue the Grocery and Produce
IL the firm of Babeoek Brothers. in his
own name anu - go ELISHA r ProdE
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IN TOyERs OF i.OOD TIA

MWAvTNG Tec,d direct from PhadelThi alr-chests
70 dies of superior Teas feed confident
supply with &c good an arte. snd at as
hsvs OF IN. bet Black Tea offered for sale Evansville
ns'e 49,! ~ NV ssts "'7f' VICEERY & JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21

Ep II. BENNETT would respectfully announce to u :
IA citizens of Evansville aud undng try that
in the manufacture of Lumher for
years and seeetnga choice rtieie Of his anufs
turs) opened Yard Carpen'e street KratE
Bsiiman's Foundry. and red sell wholess
retail cheaper before Csred in this city.
ieI8 IHdfyT x =ss $3.50
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21

LICENSES.
ATOTICE hereby given all Draymen. Cartmen. Ex-
prssfmen, Hack and Omnibus Keepers Auction
Ten PIN Bagatel Billiard keepers Managers of Thea
te-s m Csneer Peddlers and Book Vendors. that their
all expire the LIST day of next month Aug STD
renewed before that time anu IN
default in such made and pro-
yided will be strictly enforced By order c,A
iv22-Im WELL II. WALKER. city Clers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21

F1MBTLHS Store Main three doors below Sec
IL ond appeprs he tn Bzaar for and chea
foods He has received another fresh lot Of Sumue
foods which he selling at the est rates.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.

The first session of the 34th Congress clos
ed at noon All the appropriation bills have
ben passed excepting that for the army, which
appropriated about eleven millions of dollars.
Many of the private bills which had been
passed by both Houses of Congress failed to
secure tie signature of the of the President
for the want of time. The President and his
Cabinet were in the ante-room of the Senate
during the morning attending to business, APP
proving bills Rumors were everywhere cur
rent that an extra session Of Congress would
be called on account of the defeat of the army
bill, but they cannot be traced to any anthem
tic source.
The members of Congress, by the late COM
pensation act. receive more by twenty-five
hundred dollars than under the old rates.
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NEW VHOGESALE WINE AND
LE0UOIs STORE.

NHTE hereby form e If Evansville and
W ing oruntryi general thai have under this dste.
peued above said where shall keep
all of Wines and Liquors which intend sell
he lowest prices Country store keeper will do well to give
call. -
Particular called pure Port.
aret and Madeira Wines French brands good old whisky
bottles which adapted for medical PURPOSES
HAMR0 & co.,
Vain street y usa.
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NoTICE TO CONTRACTORS

yz1ur vsrdsrburrh County Agricultural and Horsfcu'
q Iand Associatian prepared 70 receive proi
tr fencing their Fair q ound. gruhhing and gr ding
~ NJ cleaning unds. erecting exhibition
e pins and specifications 20 be seen st the ornoe OF
brook 4 90, Proposals received uar SssarSays arg.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21

W IME.-15ob bills White Lime store and for ssleb
#lYI PRESTON BR s.
sWNXTRA FAMILY FLOUR so 6bis resolved and for
"a sale by iva kICKERY JOHNSON.
cop ARTNEESSETIP NOTICE.
TMsUF Undersigned this day formed
Nader the style and firm of A. Colburn Co.. an
hain en- the and stand of the firm of Colburn
will the liabilities
Coburn eFsht and alone authorized settle
the business Of the same 4HDhEn - GOb6 IN.
y25-tf q @ON1e OOLbt ~
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RONNETS! BONNETS.

HAVE lust received another fresh lot of BonneN
conn ission with instruction to cell them at about
half the original Call and see them 3 ENRICH
B-So excuse now for the Ladies not going to Church
a Sunday. for the want Of Bonnet. jeA
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MCKINNEY & COOKE,

WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN LOCUST STREETS.
AVE just received and large PLY of
cheap Mantillas fine sets Application underseevss.
COLLARS CemiIetts Undereeves and the hest
nent of Emhroideries bought for this market.
They yite speedy CALI Evansville
md surrounding coanty examination then selves
before purchasing elsewhere they promise sell any
ice their house lowest prices Come
,Ome and all. nyza
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21

UsWEGO, aug. TO-
The steamer Welland was burnt at the port
of Dalhousie Friday. Loss $4,000. The
railroad wharf was also burned.
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River % inches.
Flour SIS 6o@5 60 Stock light Whisky
&c. Provisions dull and nominal Groceries
unchanged. Sugar 9k@1oh. Coffee liz
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TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE.

VNvHF subscribers this day formed
under the firm Nc ea Wells. to continue the boot
and shoe business ofthe late firm fHendrieks mcRea
All claims the sf Hendricks McReat
will be paid by MeRea Wells, whom those indebted
must ;ssa make payment ''she' +. M!wsff.s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21

W
Messrs Fayette McMullen, of Virginia, and
Amos P. Granger, of n. Y. got into a polite
al dispute this morning while riding to the
Capitol in an omnibus, when III. McMullen
seized Mr. Granger and struck him in the
eve. The parties ehnched, but were separat-
ed by the other passengers, thus ending the
difficulty for the present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21

The bell was ringing for IL o'clock when
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, moved to adjourn till
2 O'Clock The yeas and nays were ordered,
but before the call was commenced the Speaker
announced the adjournment Of the House in
accordance with the joint resolution fixing the
hour.
The members fingered in the hall, some Ia
menting and others rejoicing over the defeat
of the army bill.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

re 4 q a. kek67II IiI6reil 80 ~
IND Is, sllssaI ||SIin as oth.r.shS
ruleS ~ Rate ~ iliaIandina p.
most ieVary. ono rs fk;s ,kirIlv. fsssorod
land. Therc ar f;nds 81 knowledee
are "a rencrai Y d n ,er,inafsd fhrof, 81,
the acen ~ ~ 4 ffeS ~ k6S he;afd
81 d q 3 isfence 81 ! biinte y devj q
~ III fyngl6Gb iielIn5d u MINK
tlIeiei lh2Ay :, eseli 6nSDA2
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
The Village Graveyard.

ENE eEkA 3SEas{Fy T-4N3 sNs5ssgIA 8HE
1s there one who. can tread the sa-
cred paths of that holy home of the
dear departed, and not linger beside
some mound, ovcrwhich he had wept
in agonyl III there no spot sacred at
the resting place Of o noble brother,
a sweet sister, or a sainted mother Or
father; 0 friend whose memory We
cherish and eDshrine; the srecollec-
ton Of those whose many generous
traits Of character grows brighter and
brighter with the lapse Of years; ID
there no spot there where the green
grass or the new turned, turf rcsts
above one, oh! how dearly beloved
and adored! Is there no spot ID Won
holy graveyard, which we yisitin the
spring and summer time, when the
breath OF flowers comes on the pass
ing breeze, I'd water the hallowed spot
with tho tears Of remembrance. Did
Iyou never 20 there in the holy hush
Fof nighttime when all those mounds
lay asleep III the solemn moonligH,
and the calm eternal stars were look
ing softly down as they hoated on
through the silent realms where they
shine, looking so tenderlyadown on
the grave OF thy beloved, like, bright
watchers, placed as scntinels oyerthat
silent hoine.o the dead. . =
By every fire. side sits one chair
vacant; the scat Of the departed loved
one, gone forever. THERE'S no home
THAT does not look back to one dark
hour. that came when Death entered
in, bringing sadness and sorrow
That hour when the slow, monrnfnl,
terrible toll OF the funeral bell rang
out into the still air, the note of death;
who has not felt the utter sinking oil
the heart. the dread realization Of
death, when that knell pcals out. We
could not realize before that the loved
one was dead, but when that solemn
sound comes, we feel in all its. dread
reality, that the loved one is with US
no more; when all around, was. but a
mighty waste yofs misery and desola.
ton and sorrow and darkness, no
light frightened around, but all, oh!
so dark. 90 drcary. ALI have known
that hour, all have sacred spot in
Gods acre. 6s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
Fight between stWok, Ms. Of the General
! gsIs Assembly Of New York.

| The aAlhony cor,.osno,do,t "a ~,
In " ,Tr;h,,ns o;yes IL snIIo,s;, - ~
.o,,,,t ~ i sase,;t soh, rrhiah $50 ~
q M Ne,r III, fia,sa ~ Assa,,,i NJ
ba i ,o !, III Y Wo.l,; ,a,,, hars
7. s"S. ~ 80 o's
Yesterday afternoon ;,nmad;atel,
lat,er III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ .ba 'TIanss
IL ,nrocse3;ng. IN M 4 sssn,hly
| Ghon,h ar ,,snsily had' - rr;oJ i IS,
- - ',;,.o I, .hn .n,.sa.anca,os ! Ii shaa,
- ,.JoS J, / iii ~ =, ,Ia;n s.a 49,
-. If M. 49,, !, y ''T s,e
~" ~ IN op t1 =, !. ~. - - y
a." ssam, Iey f,,;ast s, 70 Nv. W. ~
sndsNIa D.sSla. Mo-, :. - :. j. s,sS &
4 a, ,iisna 81 il some kini rsaarslino !
Eb;n ISL III raIiaf of M fr;a;tb 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

A Crowd or r AssExGrRs. The J.
4. Lucas started for st. JOSEPH, Ms
souri, river, lastlpight, with the largest
crowd ofpassengefs that we ever rec.
olect Of seeing leave port on one boat.
Wcdid not count them, but there
could not have been less than three
hundred ID all, ineluding men, women,
children and ddfliiess The passen.
gers whoiwent onfhe Lucas were FAM
lies removing from kentucky and
Virginia principally and bound Tor
Kansas, carrying their slaves, hofses
and farming utensils with them. -
There were sixty Or seventy slaves II
al 80. LoUss Int Isi 9enc1,'. s2 3
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
MisttllI;arfaps.
THE BRIDAL T..
u oEoaoE y ED.

. ! Z ~ 2 fsea r
One summer night om NM MIN .a
nv lights streamlll nerched Won.
.,dows 81 an Old MAJ u pnI $500 MI
der among, tho liark i'll waters u !,
flashed far over A
Lake Champlaig ,,,,s,rtab,o, cbar,.
IL Ina quietal ! narts' M y .Rr;t.
sisr.ofthat lfag !, : aro,,na \ 4 .tab1e
j. pf eers and yiands, dis
sra topic of some interest, if il
/ sNsjbt' the most important iii the
u "a, while the tread Of the dancers
! 6ok the floor Of the adjoining room.
Yes, while oil gaiety and dance and
music inthe largest hall Of theaold
mansion, whose hundred 1ights CLAN.
iced far over the waters or GhampIain
There In this qniet room, ;with the
'eool evening breeze blowing la their
faces through the opened Windows.
here this party of British officers had
assembled 70 discuss their wines and
their favorite topic.
That topic wasrthe comparative
b sltypf the women Of theIworld.
As for rme,n said . handsome
goung Ensign, 81 viii match The 70
lnptuous forms and dark eyes Of Italy
'A8aipst tho beauties III all the world !
/ sand II said o bronzsd old Yetee
an, who had risen to- the Cqlonelcy
|hg his long service and hard fighting;
and Ihave pretty lass ,of q dapgh-
Ter there in England, whose blue eyes
! End faxen hair.awoudd SHINE your
Tragic beautieaof It'll intongliness!'
Il have servedsin Iplia, as you all
must know, y said fhesM ajor, sEho SGT
next TO the veterans land I never saw
painting or statne, much less living
woman half 90 lovely fas some OF
Nose Hindoo maidens, bending down
with water-lilies in their hands; ben
ding down BY the light uf torches,
over the dark waves d. the Gauges
And thus, ono after another En-
eign, Colonel, and Major had given
neis opinion, until THAT young Amer
lcan Refugee. yonder II the foot Of
ne table. 10 lot 10 deeide the iargia-
nent. That American--for I blush
say t-handsome yoang fellow -
3 ., Nth . sace fin Of n,anlr beat..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
/, 9. 4. is IL, Pity ,1,lII

AZ blossoms anl9fowersIarc strcwf
upon the earth BY tlleliand Of spring,
as the Kindness Of summer producetl
in perfection the bounties Of harvest,
50 the smiles ofpitYshcd, blessings on
the children Of misfortune. NV II. .
lie who pitieth another, recon.
mcndeth himself; but he, who ID with
tout compassion descrvethait not.
The butcher rclenteth not at the
bleating Of the lamb, neither is the
heart 81! the cruel moved with dis
tress. 8 s. =. 1I Fl
Shut not thine ear therefor agains,
the cries of the poor, neither harden
tthine heart against, the calamities q
the innocent. n ~ -.@t
When-the fatherless calliupon thee,
when the widows heart is sunk and
she imploreth. thy assistance with
tears ofsorrow: GBity her affection,
and extend thy haad \. q those. who
have none to helpthe,ss::i = q 4
When thou secst TIN naked wander.
|erofthe street, shiyering with cold,
and destitute of liabitation, let bpun.
ty open thine heart, let the wings Of
charity shelter him from deathy that
thine own soul may live. .'f ..l.s..
Whilst the poor man groaneth on
on thebed ofsickiiess, whilst the I'm.
fortunate languish ID the horrors Of
dungeon, or the hoary head Of age lifts
upa feeble eye tothee for pity: @ how
canst thou riot in superfnbus enjoy.
nicnts, regardless oftheir wants, un.
feeling of their woes ii sa
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

Anir6n horse on q railway having
been adorned with the title, ~ still
i've a wag noticed the inscription
and remarked: ssThat il what tho
|traveiets should Be labelled II thS cd
|oftheir journey Z, lags7i I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

a mother was recently expossula.
ing with q girl often years about soma
-impropriety Of dress.
49, Why, ma, how can you Be expect.
ed know,with yourod fashionsdno.
Itionsl' queried tllejurenile. Y Nor,
y am constantly ID, society, and ! ~.
sure yop the young ladies o.. dress III
tltis manner. " 80 I. 1, -,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

fall thels;lvarv la,,,,,s w y, s.
1--we -. - 80 starl;,e - q a - ~ 49, ~ =
hn..er enns 49, !. s,s;.r ~. ". ~ 49,
ssnse5.has;as,,s - 49, 4 49, ~. ~
r;na,sts' I, s;n, lco =. =. ~ 49, s~ ~
nv ssr = hasS 80 4 49, $500 80
~ n S,...s -: $3.50 -
dame I.oot ~ NJ re- 49, ~ y = a
wn,.n Int \ Ia =, -, ,hcl.iis s,',;,s -,
ma iSf,snha,. + ;si,.,lsa I. - a
laImo.t srsSst"- - "A AN \, $50 49, =.
s.nlsn ~ ,,s.f, 4 &c. ~. is..,.;.t
i richer tbnn ,"hsns;r sbc Y. fn,j1 w. W.
afxontl, s,s !, =, \ VIZ
baye nlacaJ e.. ~. M =. Y.
ana spIsos " -. 80. 49, ss:..l:'
ar .. ,, .U. .s,,,. .." ns.l ~ 80
SUNSHINE ana s, ., W. nv cl',nr II.
gstbar TsaJ ~. Az M m.;.h nj. ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

There j. said to Be 4, woman Is
Worchester 70 large, and who sleeps
ina room 20 small that she Is Obliged
togo into another room TO turn over.
There i alsoa family ID that town %
large that they couldn't all have ths
nieasels 81 once; there wasn't enough
to 60 round, s'7I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

De Quincy somewhere tells ii, "a.
'ecdote of . man, who, on being threat.
ened with an assault BY eighteen tan.
ors, cried ont: Come on, both of
Eyouln Is Us
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
True lifeatntss.

"A III
Chief, Justice Marshall was In the
habit Of going to market himself; and
carrying home his purchase. Ere
quently he would he seen returning
at sunrise. with poultry iii one hand
and vegetables III the other; On one
OF those occasions, o fashionable young
man from the North, Who had re-
moved to Richmond, was swearing
Violently because he could find foonc
Ito carry home his turkey. Marahall
stepped MP and asking him where he
lived, sale, What is my Yay. and ]
will take Ii for YOU re- u IT. Il. EVE
Whsn they came to his house, the
yo,mg man inquired "NvhatislallI
pay Souii sssE sais,4 eae
"Oh, nothing,' said the Chief Jns-
tice, "you are welcome, it was on my
way and no trouble. ps.,Ete ..s5
"Who is that polite Old gentleman.
who brought home my turkey tor lner'
Inquired the young man Of 9 BY.
stander. 72'N- a Az III Hill
THAT. !" replied he, sis ] ohm Mar
shall, Chief Justice Of the United
States. b aItl eJi IN Eil.
"Whydid he carry my turkeyl1
TO give you q severe reprimand,
and teach yon to attend to your own
business was the reply. III
True greatness never feels above
doing anything that il useful; but es-
pecially, the truly, great man will
never feel above helping himself.
His own independence Of character
depends on bis being able to help
himself. DR.. Franklin, when he first
established himself in business in
Philadelphia, wheeled home the pa
per which he purchased for his print
ing Office, upon . wheelwarrow, with
his own hands.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
Lysf,l steam Rngin,..l

Mr.. James Blaek exhibited on
Thursday last, at the machine-shop 81
1Mr. M. Alder, a novel steam, engine,
for which he has applied for o patient.
Itis called the Lapelling Engine,
and the whole engine consists Of four
.Ecylinders, each three feet six inches
Hong, ten inches in diameter, and each
/ containing piston weighing two hun
4 dred and fifty pounds. Each two OPP.
1posite pistohs connect with rode
mo cross heads, piston-roas, cranks
FOR slidesIare required, but merely a
fpuily rthe band, which II placed at
the end Of the shaft This engine is
iabout twelve! horse power, weighs
three tiins, and Occupies a space oi
Height feet BY four feet. The inventor
lelaims for TIA great saving consump-
itionI Of fnek In consequences of the di-
rect action ofthc steam upon the cyl
nR. E. {. AoiorF. sisSEs;c BSilsloS' Df iaas;kff
u Store, invites the attention Of the L
,ublic to his stock Of Drugs, Medicines. 4
Paints. Oils. Dc. which copsists ia part 81 q
Cod Liver Oil, " y.
Compound Syrup Of Sarsapasilla, y
,Helmbolds Extract 81 Blchu and Sarr u
! GofIsss Phopis Bi,s.rs and Pills. x
! DR.. Hoohsnd' g German Bittsrs, hi
NJ Wt;.,hfsa p;IIa I'm TsEv X
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

liA ARaU,sEHfM r v6n o. N ArnIronx.
|-A mothers and fonra daught1is,
three Of whom reside II this ! toxn,
hare. Collect yely, approached ~ IL.
Ter Qf Hymen no less than seventeen
times The otherha lour hpsbapds,
one Of her dang tero tour. hid the
Others three eaca: lvoffls dnp tbn'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
TERMS.
$oetitaI. I. HI,


Tho clock 'ison the stroke Of six, 1
IA, .uIhb AS Father's work is done,
,..dily iind relief il nv q sud mend. ihalI
Spani,h NI-tsrs. 4 neyer-iailing anti
Fis dfeary passing o'etha world. -
hs crossing Der thesotld apsce.
He . strongcr than 10 storm;
1. aaedoes not feel the csd,.rot 10.
His heart il ii SO srrn i, ~ .tss. u.
.orfa'aer's heart is Farih and trne
Aseyer human bosom knew. 81
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

!; I, Fapa what does the EDITOR lIc 10
prices current witIll 'sss1 & 4
Whip III he don't whip II Nv dsif,
child..s bas 81. bglq1q 81 '''is4
Then helies, pa. IS IL = I'D
Hnslil Tom, that Is 4 yeryiuaiEhsy
wordsH Is alE1laaa aSiI kslKs ~,
''Wen, by COLL, this Ore paper says.
prices current CAREFUL " corrected, and
| guess when ! gets corrected, I ~
licked, hay, don't II /. - 81 a.''
NuF ced my son. 1st,'A
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nold Greenland selmen said ~
could really believe that crocodiles
shed tears, for be had often sueeu
whales blubber.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

HI That 5aby's almost M 'i' -, =,
sss how he laughs and Il crow 7 IN M III
Heayenbless the merry eana !,
/. llls ~ 49,. hs.r,.;s strong in hirne
And Iaslot IN q. s.tla&f h
,,..,, h,,ll hear His tootstep ne ~
Hes through the garden gaze
al. n.s. and opc the doc
And do not let him wait y ,k.,d.
Shout. baby, shout, and cap
For father a. the tresAold san. .-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

And ven dsall that s.her likes!
His wishes elso few i..ss',-.,f .,.gs
sue 'ney werc inorel tliat.eyery hour
y. s ! MAKE. 4 :. 5. ssss 4, hi
wen We can please him any wayi tfoEit /
49, N Rttt 1gaais
stiss-s bs's coming, bylthis sipn J.
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/ .WHri Mr.. FlLLMoRn SIssED TINE
FuGlTIyE SLAVE BIIL. The New AL
Ibany Tribune, the Fillmore organ in
Indiana says that Mr.. Fillmore gave
his official sanction to the Fugitive
Slave bill because sswe have cot other
laws on which our hearts were s,t.l
that we could not7have got, had not
that law been passed also, I and be-
cause Sin doing 30 he was carrying
ont one Of tie great principles ii the
party which I elected him that The
opinions Of the executive,
on mere questions oftpelicy, onght
never 70 he broughtsinto conAict
with the will Of the peoples repre-
Isentatiyes, By an arbitrary exercise Of
the veto power. .ssla;W ,ss. As,sIH
, The Tribune, also informs its rea-
ders that Mr. Fillmore would inst IS
readily sign bills restoring the Mis-,
souri, restriction, and arspe sailing sor
amending the Fugitive Slave Law.
pWerhaveInot the slightessl doubt but
that the Tribune ID cOrrecfly inforrned
upon the subject. H .i,ad szsosi