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EDURE TIGU FLAvoRED RI W, Tor rob.-rons,.
II distilled 90 order, 'or sais by
~ WONBLE CLuBnHNg, No u Pearl a.
"ANTED.We wish 70 hire fos one or two unonfhs Msid
w servant, vho recommended
~ . Y. WINSTON 90.
nOuINOES. RaeErauu,or R,srs. C,..-u,.p ,,i po,,t,
y Dice ani Dice Boxes, fsr ssi. low by
gi ZIMMERMAN
RAuN JNUPEHs.-ChHdrensC sb-, 9Th fraihsr Tors
ior niants for sale ~
10 gnNHEENAS
GtHILDREN'S CAHS.-sngl, and poubl. CABS. Zoe chi.
~ drens use, tor sale ~
~ ZIMMERMAN.
UILAsrEH,5oo lamp Plaster, on the dock and and.
ING hon varous vessels ir sale 10 lots purchsssrs b.
IA shEitue sohERvuLE
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WHITE AND BACK sI1LpBIIR sSe,yos

WIS delightful Watering open for the al
Waters u Il situated the ine countries Of
ana botstourt surrounded by on. The o
sAni1i picturesque and fertile portion. vrgnl4 and mime
70 yards OF the road ITSELF and about from
depot only or hour nom Richmond Pee.bury and .h
Two hours from Lynchbury -.- A'N'
Persons leaving City Point Petersburg or Richmond IN IN.
os me soath sle and Danvie Ran Roads akng the
cars OF The virgins. and Lynchburg Tysrt
bon ACES depot about O'Clock, same dsy uhers an
Oib4s &C. sh meet them lhe to the suTins-
mere are White and Black Sulphur spTnss .ho- Cat,x
an DC auesied by
Eses By using the waters The reputation 0f he. -sfe.
'o"nts tsEthF ..To..
....--.-. ShhOSIC AND OTHFR DISEASES
mo hSt pascal BY uat%T Ia yfgns liz 10.
Se OF y "a IL saIioas FORMS AGens Of aeh XII.
~ a., reneal Debility especially 81 Nervous sy
iei Al h'nds OF cat,neoas sud osr dlsease- Of the
NJ Of the di~ease- pecsIAr 10 fernalrs - so -
Iss are ssni pa siiEs Snd dlursc strong determine.
nsbed, given below. '' 49, -s" " 'A'
Ih bu DlN6s are and convenient, sn almost entire
y 81 @ OF Cottages, ke Aroding Aecomnoda
70 any To D. ioani nounAIns OF Virginia G
ABOUT +o persons The Furne Pxtar,. arr aiot sT ~,
thns" OF the bet hotels In tn. ~iding h
N hr Mattresses throughout NJ hm-ni-as 40 All shleb
We M Ne visisrs In examine and ing~ rm,eyes NJ n,i
have been spared IN obtaining s-yuo,. ana ,I -.
perienees and best qualified f sSsrx - =,
establishment The general eonhd-I 10 N.Y.
EIIINsER, Esg, late Of Cumberland Narxand a.
fHtD Il JANIS, and no. J. READ, ynohhorv = no I "a
hosoi SlEe satisfaction 70 all vlo N place
.hsrS VII ~ BOWLING ALLEYS, Ae-. oieSerri--
FINE BAND OF MCSICfs already s-rursI - Trt AZ, IN M
OFFICE VII soon be established BonSAcks S.r,t
TIKI TABLE Will he found equal any In the 49, .
ee for securing supplies being great n~ .y ear Vii
h.. - WY VAh WI
jell-sm- !. A. HEFEIFINGER a CO, Prop,,e,or.
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,WAR, wARii

WAX WAR
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
- DISMISSAL or MR.. cRAMPTosl
4 ~ VILE az are On tg,Se 20 learn me eouI q ne Raglan
-, ,sIen,ent 70 ~, Dsss SOuld invite ma isin
- GAR AND UOLASSES,-ss0 hb5- f-1- a. 49, =
lezI-lv DUNLOP MONCURK Co =
UDURE BHANDY.-ioS Pipe. Jss U.pyessv 49,,
sI Oas'oa Houss, VnisEs isi6, Is isiofr - ~
ge.t-ls DUNLOP NONCURE %.
UABLE DAuAsKs.-Beschei rable Ds,..s,, A.,
Jeis q. u,Rrwr11.oo
SILNnK ND ALHATA TABLE, TEA 1ND
- DlsSgRr SPOONS AND FORKs n ioaSs plate: PStsS
nsers Cs.iors o. handsome patterns Candc.cts Nsptin
~ RULKLEY Co
II lsrrabes superior Rsfrrcrators Thoss fsrsais. -
NOS ye suEPet heasye- shoud once, prsuss
0LD GOVEHNuENT JAVA COFFBE.-so Posh-
" 81 Prms on Jssa c.1ce, fsr ale By
ica9 , ". sKfNKER co, No. 50 Main o.
oH HENr.-rhe uppsT gsr q ,s hguss Owe, ay s,srs,
pe shall cv sfy uoests u Ne bssi sand nm,
dooF below ne dry gods store Of Ne'ss' hreeisn gox
zee No. as broad sloctos I'm.
rec woNSLg CLAIBORNE. No II p..,i =.
ID rIEHOEs PRIME WloE. y, -. rvs. ss..sS
- leH BACON 4 hAsErEFftt.
a. ns psoss. nsSsns Ivorg Ilsna,. gsss. "a So,
10 ssis o. ~ ~ dczsn, for ssi- e. cos, " ftTH
-
UTWRER, LuwHEa.-flooo -, ws.lk.rssrfsf
500 'er' se.nunN' isa 10 'as 90 Do. Y .
u "NtN "VHthN-seo1
49, IS. s'"'s rs e. %: sSs {. sss;a: 80 CO.
RLEaCHED, sPERwACETb sOt.Aa ana
s@ navEsPoRS, suIs 4 ca,
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cERTIFIcArRs -
PETERSBURG, va, Nav is,b. 1ss9
Ny DIN SIN

You desire 10 know opinion water at Coype s,r
Having resided at the place months am 10 ~
mat formed the most favorable opinion water In 49, a
nervous prostT alton, general debility ostrc
lions and functional derangeents secretary organs
have seen no waters In the country 10 comnare via
except the Greenhrier White. learn
The place VIII come under Immediate ~
supervision ana that have secured services on
rom the Eu.w House In Baltimore (Which, together will he aD-
hotel so beautifully finished and furnished besides your yv corn
cottages must secure the patronage TIE public ana
make The Coyner Springs tie ynR rt ia
Virginia With best wishes your success aud hsppI 81
uiain dear -ir, Your nu.t oL-ii. IA 49,, ~
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BvrHoHAs W. KErsKr.
tohee 9Th Geo J, sumner, No 81 Pearl street)

ounce 9TH Geo y sumner, No ~ Pearl s,reet) ?"
THRUST SALEOf VALUABLE 4 RNlTURE.
~ n- o. deed q trust % The unde.sned trustee d.
Hastings Court Of Richmond request brrrnci.
re eeur-d ~ SID deed shall proved public aurton
% The highest bidder. the Columbian Hotel b-n-
nins MONDAY the Tih day Jaly O'Clock A ~ The
property In the said deed Described
ssrse Asn'st Mirrors waTdr.bes Msrbeop Table. cArs
frsnsh .na Cottage and other Bedseads mirrors
ssrh-op washsnds Mahogany and
Walnut Fancy Table, Chair Double and single
Hsr Msitrss-es Feather FURNITURE
de-d - - -
tn. attention OF all person. wanting Furniture particularly
called o tlAs
rrns cash r. R. H0wIsoS, Trustees.
Sale conducted by THo.. w. KEkskx, Acct.
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mos seeking school Ia which their receive,
good collegiate business requested 10 ~
here offered The thorough study hralihul
oo' rs9oiensss from town, wholesome ionE en-
ana Ahy OF Tie Faculty together eReapsess or
our terms points Eorhy especial notice HoT .sSa,.
Information or for catalogue Address
IeI6-Sm VIZ frss'den,
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cARHIAGhSi l. C,AnnIAGEsii 80

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE, ExcHaSgs T1TTI
ThASELtN
~ on hand large assortment Of hest Quality Tash-
onAhe syles, Coaches Coaeee- Chariotiees Barourh
TOPS. 49, ~ ''''
have also al my Repository large Norssn made
BY the most approved makers. ranging
rom NE hse style Of no top uggy to The finest order
Those IN want OF carriage viii aud Interest 20 ca ana
syane ny stock, determined 90 the most rasoaA
wv
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TO THE CARRIaGE UsIyG PURIIc

xvdT,s TIE THE CARRIAGE Using PUBLIC.
" " n aienlon is invited OF RICH - -
= MOND MADE CARRIAGE, consisting
81 sedf CdrTd0es.
SusStss dc This work made Of ~
rial by good wOrkmen, The Immediate suuryion IN a.
poprelos who Thoroughly With The bn.o..s
Also ON hand several second hand gAf al Ryo
Nn ss WI oe sold low ny AINSlIE, BOWEN POWELL
-Se.. 10Th street, between MalH nd Cary
ruNo TIE SrOCk HOLDERS OF Tar 1E,T.
ChANrs INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMONp
herr given thai under resolution Of Board Of Director.
adopted ON the 18th inst the
payable on or before The days mentione.1. viz: ~''
$50 per share Of
500 share o July nd.
f39-ooiO0 per share on the e1st July ensuing Fl
=, o., A. PLk-AsANTa Pre.aHeot
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RGoks FoR srMMER nEAD!NG

UpOOKS FOR SUMMER READING.
- HerthA BY Frederika Bremer translated by Mary Hewitt
The sparrOWa's Papers Living Country by y
200. ,
Bereniee-A Novel. Loo
The Daisy ChHn, Aspiration Family Chronicle by the
thor Of tho Heir Of Rsdcln &C vols on cloth 80
Phiy and Kit, life and RAmeni by Caroline Chessboro
! co.
The Bansby Pape"-Isb Echoes john Broughsm Ius,ra
ted, 10, BE-.
Fores, Tragedy, Tales by Grace Greenwood on
Abbe Knot and other Knots by -Ratnka" volume. 2S
Monaide A Tale by Washington Aston T5c /.
MT spopss sporting iS'r-eded b. Frank Forester With
The New kse Of Cola Robert
incline I 20
vAss Morton Novel BY Parkman author Of History
ofthe Conspiracy ofPonae. %.
Life sketches from Common Paths series Tales
Mrsn
The old year.gs ANOve by Mrs Bubbuek
Decrrbcr, Ac, ! %
aud wisdom ofRev SYDNEY sm-beins selections from his
WrlilnRs; by y \ Duycknfk. ] 25
Madam Pfsncr'. Second Journey Round the World a.
Cal eron !c and Genius with q his Pays bT
r g. French. T5c
The Wife, Trials; BY Miss Pardoe 6Oc
Western Africa Its History Condition and Prospects. By Rev J.
wilson Eighteen year Missionary In Africa, with Engravng
Glars Slave LIE in Europe Preface b. SIR Arshi.
be Nilsson, Dart %
coopers Naval History sises brought
lg1
cn Walkers Expedition Hlcaragua Iiisof IN H. centr
American Wsr-Eiih Map of Central McDo Of
General WALKER ~ ". V Wells 50
John slS, Gentleman By the Author Of "Ths Head Of The
ju9 JANIS wooDHoUsF co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

books OF TRAyEL,-Insirucilye stories Of Domestic
- lae Literary and Religious BiOgraphea Literary Fsays
and Criticisms suitable for summer Reading obtained
PRIcEA cARDOzOs.
Cheever's Lectures Couper N.
fawrence's Lives ofthe British Historians. 80
~ " Waiaccs Literary Criticisms. ~.
Hopkins' Youth of the Old Dominion. ~.
Mcister Karrs strange Sketch Book. ~.
Dr. Doris Notes NJ Eastern Travel. I 2S
Memoir 81 Rev. sydney smith. vols ~.
The Fngiislrnan IN Russs. i2s.
Coller's Nep Memoir 81 VIM Wberforce. 20.
New Memoir n bishop Heller, by a Clergyman. I
Life ~ Captain Nirafs ~.
The Christian Soldier Of aebasopoi TO-
Tales from fnglish Hstory-Ahe Knott Enots-Spar
PRIGE CARDOz0s
jua Opposite Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK
q NNIAI. STATEMENT Of THE aFFaIRS
n Of riE MUTUAL LIFf INSURANCE COMPANY u SGW
YORK. for the ending January 8lst, izs5.
A--et. land Jan. 3lsf. lsao
Ssiact sr AuDonnt anticipated
Asents and for interest accrued lIsss0 10
Net assets o hand Jan. 81, ls55 ygTs4z4-g ..
EEcKIFTs
Voc pTru1ms snd policies, G9s,,ig
Fof Interest aud annuiti-s, isi,ig.
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b NOTICE.

EUNR C0fAktNkhshif hercicar-
- tUrhEv. WAITS PurNEY Dissolved By nuias ron.
sui. on NE lat June iG All
.i present. them ot paymsat We respectfully
call AMI -~us - ~
-edy a. po-hse Tue Of u vii
ling ~ The business sAMUEL pUrNrY
wM. X. WATTS,
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~ ING.-For sale by A. MORRIS,

Cooper'sH History.
History the Navy America abridged In
tlnued o 1856
Western Africa ;I History, Condition, Prospects, by
Clara Slave Life In Europe With preface by Sir Archibald
Alison
Walkers Expedition Ncaraguaa History
War and the Sonora aud Kinney Expeditions Map
America and Portrait Of General Walker.
The Atache scE England By bs Author Of the od
Judge" &C.
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Cab on hand and In hank,
Bonds and mortgages on rea
ionbir tl.r Au.sunf ls.Aned,
Bills receivable and Fire ms
Amount Deposited for tax--,
Due from agents In course Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

COW APYTHECARY STORE.
CGraluair the Phnad.lph,. r sDsskIs hAAfs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

lanes WOODHOUSE a CO. r,e.iv. NV fr.ou.,, a.
- rivals from New York supplies Of
PIA NO-F OR TES
and mo-i fashionable styles. '" wv $3.50
They have just opened aud nsuifu, ,ns.r
cot which, possible, richness and xrandr ~ 80
UT -" up'h As'resne
Atso-Just received, large lot OF SEw MUSIC malls
LEWIS HILL,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
ATTENDS
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN AND roRAooo
tynce Dr. Thirteenth sfra,f
mA2l-Sm
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INVITE LINEN PANES.-Made up IN good s,yL
w also white Linen and Duck Goats IN barge quantities to wc
esii attention.
GAuzL Shirts q Nruo ani SIR ailo Linen lean Draw
ess toFsihtf with "oses, Iouong Ores Meek Tie
making about - ~ rel as colld te desired
MARskiLIFs Nfss Quite variety styles escorted In -
and quality sud recommended the nttng stock The cty
les GROsHONQ 4 TuPMAN. 10 Wan q
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~ PRICE or HATS AND BooTs-Frona Is
!. J. ]. ].
u ~ Per cent saved BY buying from j. H. AN -
THONf, Columbian Hotel Building ~
Moleskn Hats Of best quality, a. 50: Do second ~
quality, 500 Fashionable SIX Hats, o. 50; Pine
Calfskin seved Boots, 1880 Congress Galter
Boots, f2-23 Pine Calhkin Sewed Shoes 4q25 -
J. VI. ANTHONY has made arrangem~nts with -
one Of The best makers In the city Of Philadelphia WI
% supply him with handsome and substantial ~
Calskin seEcd BOOT, which he Will sell At The IN ~
Preeedenied Low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
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n undersigned having pur
chased the enire Interest Of W. woop, Eq In the late bu
aosss o. nsv Woo 90 viii continue ths GROCERY
SomnusiuN BUSINESS. under the arm of HARVEY ARMIs
rEAD a. the Old stand, No 81 Pearl streef.
they have recently received and vii keep good stock
Of Eroccrrs- b.
fhsnk for the liberal they hope
ny prompt attention, to merit u fall share for the
RieAnoad, July isi, isos-jya WIN A HnMisirrAp
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6NO-PAnrNERsHIP.- subscriber havtns par-
~ eA>ed the entire interest of sAEurl Pvrrr.
fos.ned eopanrrrhp Of PCrNEY WATTS.
WI continue the iarrs
and gnersi asrtena Of Shoes rrunks, and Be
pcased the
All ne ash . eah mon the pos'ie STEPHEN PUfskY.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
lhl Dtith.pIaee' u 'PoatIus YIiats.


Il A legend 10 popular among tie PEG
pie OF Vienna concerning the death
Of, Poptins. PLATE. Tie storyIi u Of a
strange character, and throws wild
and pleasing interest over the local..
~ which Commentaries the event.
Not far from Vienna Is situated q
small Roman tower: It's walls ore
built square, ani rise to an unusual
height. Its lattice. work overlooks
the waters of the river; and the lofty
shadows Of its exterior envelop Tie
shining food winding atits base. with
a perpetual gloom, that scems to bor-
row an additional feature Of mclan-
choly from the characterofi the deed
which ID presumed to have been en-
acted there. This place is called the
Tour de Manconscui. After the cru.
icifxion Of jesus Christ, Plate, bro.
kenin spirit. retired to the tower tom
dulge in grief and conceal his lameD.
tations from the eyes of'this unbelie.
yingpcople. Here. violently suscep-
tible Of the greatiwrong and wicked.
ness he felt liimselfto have participa-
ted I'M ira paroxysm Of despair, he
threw himself from the lofty win.
dows Of the tower. and perished in
the waters Of the Rhone. ~ 'e3 n. f.. .ft
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
Female .Intrspidity,

IffiL2 JTf sHf9ttlfs .1r-i " ffttllLtfE iAE ,i4
When the Discrimination be.
tween the Indiana and Kentuckians
was at its heightsthose who, inhabit-
ed-the back partslofthe Etate Of Ken
,tucky, swefe obliged TO have their
fhonses.built yety lstrongsawith loop
holes oil around, and doors always
fasteheds 20 IS toarepel my attack
from the Indians. While theowner
.ef4one sof these domestic Lfortresses
was with hia slsres. at w0RkiOh The
plantation, afnegro Vho.Was posted
near the house, saw q artyof Indians
Iapproching.s He ifnineai lately fanito
the house and the enaostafter him.
The Indian was the feetest, and as
the door opened % admit the negro,
they both jumped n together, The
other Indians being some distance Bel
|bihds the door wastGinstahtly closed
blythe planters wife withint when ne
Indian and negro gfappieds long
ard hardN1s theIstIuggle, for. 81 h
|tbeioaee Of Fits James and RodeEicl
Dhu, the one was the etrongest oand
The other mon expert, hut strength
| this time was the victor, for they feIl,
NE Indilp ,bslpws eehdr The iisgro|
lsenf ~ .s,gkd s1fil raa M ,toiInd
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

should I'M justice, set his free and r.
cognise them - eqiials. N The Major
humored the matter BIZ | III Scnssing il
with hisdeonn.east gnest tillbedtiinc,
when, upon being desired to show
him his bed, quietly called Jack, his
negro man, and ordered him to take
the gentleman 10 tie kitchens and Give
him part ofhib bed. Perfectly tGun.
dcrstruck, the abolition gent finally
found breath to ask what the Major
meant. VI nican," said the Major,
raised his tall, portly form to its full
height, and looking stcrnly at the
Yankee, ITO make yon reince Your
theory to practice. = Tie abolitionisi
Iimplored and eptreated butthe Major
was inexorablc, and 6ff Jack tookhiin
to his own bed, showing from his
masters eye that he must lie obeyed
20 the letter. iAftcrl some two hours
elapsed, the Major went outan | calletl
|to.his now crest fallen guestto get up,
and he might sleep fhe fest of the
night in the s'house. Earlyin the
morning. the Yankee called him mp.
and after apologizing for bis rndcncss
in preaching his abolition doctrines,
the night before, informed the Major
that supon testing his prihciples. Nc
found they would not work satisfac.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
"A Chapter on Noses.

w stsAN EatLHtf
A little turned up nose, suggests Of
oncek childish and Imperfect char.
acteI Little stumpy noses among
men re rare in the higher, races, and
Fwhei they occur seldom fail to indi-
cate weakness Of. mind, OF imperfect
NOR development. Ifthey are short
andthick, we may safely presume .
strolg sensual disposition. "A turn.
ELY nose. with wide open nostrils,
Is afarely discovering sign Of empty,
po1 pous vanity. a large, stongly
ma ke nose, is rare in the fairer sex,
AND where founi, Is . sure Sign 81
maeuline temper, or undue develop.
mqt ofythe less refined sensations.
Chit, general leanness, the exces-
sit use Of snuff, and the frequent
toth Of the finger in deep meditation,
my reduce q nose to q pitiful shad.
on and give it o most marvellous
sArpness. When coupled with pale
pm lips, such . nose 10 a certain
wfning against the narrow mind
Tiff dwells within Or speaks ofmel-
a1holy temper. Faces Of far famed
btuty, in art Or in life, show mostly
o Iose approaching the Greek ideal,
witch, perfsctas Il is in theory, still
desinot convey to us the feeling we
lntst prize, of . highly developed
Enhd and vigorous character. Itmay
phase the senses, but it cannot con.
| t9t the heart. Is rtt aRgf . ilSg,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
Cure FOR .Abslltisaisnl,.f /.

+, Notmany years since, 10 one Of the
plate counties. 7 lived awealthy and
hospitable gentleman. His honss be.
ing on one Of the public highways,
he frequently had 10 entertain travel.
erss One evening. just as the sur
was ,settings a young, well-dressed
traveller, irounted on a fpeE horse,
rode up, and in % rather important
manner, informed .ssthe Major thai
DE wanted, 70 stay AL night. BE was
eoprteopsly invited 70 aalight; and I
negro man vas called attend 70 BIZ
horsessr sftst,s naAlyifit lsn; E.n.'s hfa.
| N Prom the peculiar scoeptl he gave
1.-THE word ssdown' when ordering ths
| man to be careful to have his horse
lyellrubbed deoun, f.the Maj0Fsn J, knew
Ire ms, from an injected district, "a
supper, the disease began t0 deEeleI
Itself and the dsounreasti gent ooyp|
menced q regular lecture upon the eiI
Iof slavery that negroes we're ~
| equals Of the white man, and should
! $ treated a such -that The MAjo|
t{seSssT - fst~uffxf NJ
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
Capital!.'.ksntusky Enew. Sothlngs.

4 w ~
Decidedly the best practical, legis.
latiye joke that ever fell under our
notice came offa few days since in
the Legislature Of Kentucky. The
Senate Of that; State is Know. Moth.
ing in the, proportion of 3Ito2. Al
the period 70 which we allude, that
grave body was engaged in the dis
cussion ofthat portion OF the Govern.
or's m ssaxe relative to Federal mat.
ters, and 2 long string Of resolutions
ofthe culvert stripe, were introduced
and pressed tor conclusion. Atthis
stage, Mr.. Martin, OF. Floyd county, a
Democratic member, took copy loi
the Constitution of the United States
an 4 transcribed therefrom the follow
M Psa'Yfsag2e' 4 g.Ssfi II, btu tTgs \
Resolved, THAT no, religious test
should ever be required as . quslifi-
cation TO any tefice Of public trust un.
der the United States. I. yeJ ssIsy>
Never dreaming, as it would OPP.
pear, this was q resolution" which
every one Of them was bound by the
most solemn obligations to observe.
these K. N. worthless fired up imme.
diately, ,braced their nerves to resist
this, emissary of the Pope with his
papistical heresies, and Indignantly
,yoted do,cn tie Coastitution! wv.
N All Of these gentlemen are know
nothings, par excellence, and By this
vote they virtually nnllify the clause
Of the Constitution. of the United
States. ofwhichtbe resolution was q
correct copy, vsrbatim at literatim.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
How Many Ailsi Piint,fs Iaad Triy,l,

Il Although q printer may besitting
all day. set, in his owns way. ne Is q
great traveller. lorat least his hand is)
as we shall prove, "A .gool printer
will set $40 ems a day. Or 24. 600 let.
tcrs. The distance Travelled over by
his hand will average about one FOOT J,
per letter, going into boxes IN whicl,
they are contained, and; cfcourse, Ire.
.tnrning. making twoieet every letter
he sets. This would make assistance,
each day, OF 5000 teetsor = little
more than, nine miles, and, ID the
course OF the year, leaving o,,t,.Sial.
liay. The member travels ab,ut 5000
miles. 4 i Eli !
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
Relaxing ihs lRuis.

The President ofstbe Know. Mil.
ing State Council III Wisconsin has
issued q circular lfo lie dependent
lodges, announcing 4 change 81 M
platform. making eligible ID ofIir,.
Protestant Foreigners who are thor.
nnghly trained anil edncated in Amer.
lean principles. sYon are, therefore.
he says, lat libertyftoadln!t into yo,it
councils persons of that class who are
llatpralizcd citizens oil the United
States, and OF known integrity III
'liafactcr, not 70 exceed Hi number
one.thirl Of f5reignlbofn citizens III
each council.' W i,aas ssl g asls
e.aThus, the poor fbfeigAcss Sretosbc
takenin, i'm asdoubl sense, "a. a,,s
onarthir alycan b. almitteis they
will always be kept subject It's tie .,,a i.
dive born two.thirls. 800
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
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Can't be Caught with that DaiL

k.s& .tstE tHtAtNE LIE 4"t+.1.tts N@a#%
For three years, Know Nothingisni
been proclaiining its '.hostility Ia
oman Catholicism, investigating
Qnvents, attacking Prieets, preten.
Dig to be terribly afraid of the poor
III Pope, understanding as .'em.
eafies Of Rome" all Of de Who would
bt join in its silly political crusade
gainst a religious denomination.
+ Reverend divines will wipe, and re-
ldjust eirspectacles with astonish.
hent to-day, when they read that The
Philadelphia Council has sschanged
llisithat. "al Roman Catholics from
Louisiana and Maryland, are sitting
,heek BY jowl with Protestants from
New York in the Cenv antion, and the
Platform has not q word of reference
10 the obnoxious Church /! The game
q played out. The order now goes
~ for .'courting the Catholic vote. y
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