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In West Mlbury, Jan. 1Sth James s. Carlton, aged %
years and months.
We call MIN dead, but ali we know
He dwels where living waters flow. ICON.
InTWe Brookfed, 2sth Instant, widow Ruth Cutler,
aged 70 years.
In Sterling, jan IS, of consumption, Mr. Rial Haywood,
aged &C years.
In Sterling oath instant Mrs. Polly wife of the late
Captain Daniel Goss, of Lancaster, aged Sc years and
months.
In Harvard, 18th instant, Miss Sarah NJ. Pollard,
daughter of Otis and Catharine Pollard aged Is years
and months.
AT Providence, R. , 10th instant, Mrs Betsey, widow
OF the late Major Samuel Jackson, in her STth year
In Springfield, 2Sth Jonathan Bangs, aged 81 years.
Horr, aged IS years
at Palmer, 18th instant Samuel King, aged 65 years.
ara on the 25sh susan g. widow of the above aged 63
years. =
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De. C.IonaI.,a Colm,nhinn PilIa-A

Dr. CEou@h's Columbian Pfils-A sure
cure for pain in the side headache, sick headache
tveness piles, nervousness, and all bilious arrangements
These Pills with less cost of money and loss of time
than any medium discoyered and there is
sea, or gripping, attending their Every family in
Worcester should have dozen boxes in The house.
as family medicine for these Pills, if used faithfully
will break up any fever if used early ard the best
thing fore cold any person tried Sold by D. Scott
G. h. Spur, j. Green, and Others diff o19 s
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MARRIED.

In Westminster 18th instant by Rev X. Brooks, Mr..
Samuel II. Spragne to Miss Ann Maria Miles.
In Barre, Jan. II by Rev. II. P. Andrews of Hopkin-
ton, Mr. Slas Ruggles, of Fitchburg, and Miss Hattie
Fay of b.
In Ashburnham 9th instant, by Rev. f. g. Little Mr.
George H. Mansfed Of Grafton, to Miss Ellen D. Piper
Of A.
In Milford, Jan. 2lst, by Rev. Levi A. Abbott, Mr..
Milford.
In Boston, ID instant Mr.. Edward P Dutton to Miss
julia NJ Sleeper, daughter of Jacob Sleeper ESQ., all of
Boston.
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Suffering E,ernnIe

Suffering Eemsnies will find timely relief, and
friend in need well suited their case in the faithful
of DR.. Coughs Columbian Pills. The sense of sink
ing ut the pit of the stomach transient pains and ach
creeping sensations broken rest foul tongue spondency
terror, sghngs and groangs tremuonsness rrtabiity
ftful starting-these, and much more these Pills will
Sold for merely 25cents box. See advertisement
Sold by D. SCOTT, Druggist. die28
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-29

DR.. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms 1853 MAN, corner Of Walnut street Thankful
to his former patrons for their assistance he will endeavor
to retain their confidence which he attes himself he ha
won and to gain that of all others, who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction, inserted in AL stJ tja AID up
on the best materials iy26 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-29

Balm of I, ThOHsssssd Ft2"ers ![keader,
do you wish a beautiful complexion! II So US the bdiM
a Io nd Fiolgersn 1t eradicates all Tan, Pimples
And Freckles from the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth leaving beautiful perfuned
has no equal!
FETRiDGE s CO., Boston /; G. R. SPUR, sole agent
Tor Worcester, leb du
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NO. AOI VAN oTkEkf, =
Have large stock of Boots, Shoes, and Rub-
btrs, at wholesale; also at retail full assortment OF
soasonable goods, adapted the city and cou2ry trade
all of which will be sold at low prices.
- L. A. GooDgow. R, Haywood.
nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-29

BafIcy's TOOthacIse DrOps.-Thls remedy for
this most excrucang pain is not only one of the best but
the peru best remedy offered to those afflicted with
abe oohache after the failure Of every other remedy
offered the public, you have only to try Baleys Tooth
ache Drops, aud will have in minute For sale
wholesale bysWEEKS & POTTER 1854 Washington st.,
Boston, and BY Druggists, generally aul4 dom
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To Nervous SufTerers.-A retired clergyman
restored keah few days. after many years OF great
suffering, is anxious to make known The means
of cure. VIII send-free-the prescription used Direct
Is Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL No. SO Fulton ST., Brook
yn, N. Y. ms deOd&w3m
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Books, &G.

ERVING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
DUYKINCKS CYCLoPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE.
CoLToN'S PRIVATE CoRREsPoNDENCEoF HENRY
CLAY.
BY an arrangement recently perfected with F. Parker,
of Boston, the New England Agent for the above popular
publications, John Keith Co. have the satisfaction of
announcing to the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
they are now authorized receive and fill out subscrp-
lions for either all OF these work. Persons wishing
to examine nofmed that copies of The books await
their inspection at the Bookstore of the subscribers
The subscription terms follows, Cash on delivery
being distinction strictly observed
Irving's Life of Washington, vols, $500 per VOL
(Fhe LIST and End already issued the 3rd shortly forth
coming.)
Cyclopedia of American Literature volumes, 81 90.
(Aready issued9
oOltons Private Correspondence of Henry Clay $3.50
ALREADY issued)
JOHN KEITH & CO., 2B9 Main-st.
Worcester, Januray 49, 1856 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-29

ThNHls valuable External and Internal Remedy oriri-
mated with skful and Scientific Chemist Who
found II difficult 70 obtain article that would with Ger.
tanty and In short space Of time effect sure cure Of
wounds bruises, Cuts, Burns &c. By various expert
ments, he at length discovered preparation which an
sWered his most sangune expectations and It's peculiar
virtues becoming known 10 his reuds he was induced by
them TO prepare IL for general use.
since It's rt introduction the public some important
auuons ana improvements have been made in It's compo-
suon increasing its value and making II applicable To n
geate humber OF Diseases especially to those of the
stomach ana bowels, and II is used Internally with
II possible, greater success than Externally.
OVERS HEALING EMBROCATIoN
Is perfect pain destroyer and an invaluable Remedy for
rheumatism, Outs, Wounds scaids, Burns Bruises
Cholera Morbus, Diarrh@a, Sore Throat Swelling
Cramp, ~
II indeed truly gratifying to us to receive suob inds
putabe proofs Of the value Of this astonishing remedy
as are daily presented u.s. forming an array OF acta nm
paralelled la the history Of any other preparation We
know its true value expermentay and do not hesitate TO
recommend superior to any other Medicine for SINH
lar purposes. and we willing at any time refund the
money, II Il ioes not give entire sasaoon possess all
the virtues we ascribe to Il.
FIR sale by Druggists generally throughout the United
States
Be suS and get the genuine.
A. II, FIELD.
Successor to O. Dyer, Jr,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, AND MANUFACTURE Err.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.
For sale In Worcester BY DAVIDpCOTT, q. X. BPURR
and Duggats gcnerauy. jan2Qd&w0m
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Through Western


Va essera Ticket OHce:-Ihrongh "es'9in
VI, kets. for all principal Cities and Towns
A'0ASH'9 ~ Ga LEONARD & CO., Agents,
an94 diff iSu MAIN street.
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Adm THAY Err

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW.
NO zls MAN street,. Worcester, Mass
myoU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-29
j. =. LiNNELL, MD,
II n n N n o A n IL : u N a IL u e
GoODN0YV & HAYWOOD,

For aine years an Al0pathic Phys;cian.)
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 10. WALNUT ST. WORCESTER
Office hours from 3 20 A. ~, and to 3 Z. M.
iU-24 dam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16
The Late Disaster on the Ohio River.
FIFTEEN OR TWENTY LIVES LosT--A CHILD OF TIL


CINCINNATI FUGITIVE SLAVE MOTHER DROWNED.
The Louisville papers a the 10 inst ctntsn full
count OF tie terrible disaster by which the steamboat
Henry Lewis was SUNK and fifteen to twenty lives lost
Il occurred in the Ohio river, about Saturday
6-h inst clear starlight morning. The Henry lewis
With full cargo for New Orlesns, hom Gnsinnai, and
about forty passei gers board descendil the
river, just below Troy huggipg the Kentucky shore
Ct the head Ct Anderson's bar, when the Howard,
ceDdiDg, up rather out from behind tho point
and colifion occurred, sinsipg the Henry Lewis In
three minutes In about twenty feet Of water. wild
eceLe OF excitement ensued as the passengers all
asleep in their berths at the time Of The collision,
and were hurried on deck amid the cry Of fire.
the kissing of steam, and the crashing Of timbers
Tie lest are two children belonging to poor Irish
woman two cabin passengers from Portsmouth
Ohio VIM. Jacobs, OF La the second steward and Dan
Mceutcheon of Steubenville, TIE second cook ton
twelve of the fIemen, who shipped at Cincinnati and
whose names could not be Ascertaned -Four Of the Gin
crna fugitive slaves belonging to Mr.. Gaines,
the beat including Margaret and her infant child. The
child was crowned, and the others saved They were
tsher On tie boat last Friday from Louisville AID
en- their wsy to Gaines Landing, Arkansas The mother
exhibited other feeling than JOY at the loss OF her
ebd The cargo Ct the Henry Lewis consisted of about
7C0 tors of pork lard OIL candes cheese and such other
articles of produce usually shipped from Cincinnati She
was in charge Of Capt Emerson who, together with Mr.
Patterson, his clerk, and S.ckney and Mcfarland the
ebgir eers the chief Of boat Size WAS
insured In Cir cinnat at the Washington City Insurance.
Cincinnati rfursnce and Merchants and MAnufac
Offices The fault Ct the disaster has not ye. been def
nitely fixed on either party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16

Personal IntcSUgonce.
The Northern Light brought passengers number Of
and to attend TO interests connected With their
Capt. G. Carroll Hicks two gallant and accomplished
young officers Both have SERVICE the latter tbs
ses Of twenty having been First Lieutenant In Col G. ".
Whites battalion Of American Volunteers In the
stepping 1t the Metropolitan
Hon. Jacob A. Westervelt, Of this city, Is In Washing
ton.
Nonss Mrs. Rsss9dsn I've
sss ss .i$; e.
and VIM HexsaG sharp %.l sS Is. s9c
rIsasnSsrsh u;,a. srumas;n EeSSa Ads,
III ss ahos w. a n soss
Beess / Fsilam v i ohlsnsi. spaohier Paterson,
ss % wi ssss sfi?e rs,a
Wcea. Franz ' and lsdy w.,, sym te. Sss
Lacy .s and .srss
M sa sn d Sss' os
JKulmeen, Yuse, Rutsn, Mr. Aim, g Cru:hers, q "
ssssr o6s s vsa
F29 Yspf fsesr
From payre in steamer Baroelone-D Freeman, L D Po
maIed Manie. Pierre Gugue, mAnssl, 70 La Beau
From Glasgow. in the Steamship Edinsurg Mrs Margaret
dseel Misses l1dds james Gros' Miss Margaret hobo
difer, John Miler. Rev VIM Fraz.r James Waller Grin
%
S %i' allen P1s.s:
sn NJ an s s sas 1 &c sss sasS Mr. George
From Norfolk &C.. In steamship Roanoke VIM Page and
s sy:e * sp.s s isy FL NJ sss
sell s'fT sssppsrd
j skdmors, NJ Miles, Rogers / Pesks, p " Wilson
ssviips speed Aiison, siafn. smith,
BE
From Charleston In steamship Marion Mrs Bacot Miss Ra
cot, mrs Bscot and servant Mrs COZ Smith 9 VIII
TsSn pssn sesa,e Du6ose, small. Bowen
From Porto tsbeo in scdr Anna Hinss shumbay.
DEPARTURES.
?:a r II os
fsss Sss.5 III Ssss:
van spd Mrs Msfeeas Hart sy Mr.. shorne, Thyws
ss, ssS ss1sHi
;ss Dfs a s nslan
Srlssns; Coles 2 Shepherd Aug oe tilern sueter
Nm
gas1 s14 ss XII . sd Io @ss
SSses Monday John Weber TSos Holiday, HaSsn.S TOD
il tant nurse; Miss Pope JohnsoDe, Vincent
Mrs Johr Moore, Miss Morre Walker a a Kent, Mrs
Kent Mrs Ieavjt w Seabrook and lady W Noyes,
b nIii Mr. Ghrystie lacy child aud servant Chr,s
Battles ana lady Jno Kenny Geo Patterson and ady Mrs
Moses Geo G Scott n wines,ocs VIM Harvey John
g1ord Laws,d spring Brady Ms CSmsoct and child
Graves Austin Lorisrd = suydam hungsr,S,d
Lansing, Mrs " Huribut, W Washburn g Davis,
Whitney, A Wines.ock and ~ In the Storage
For Savannah per steamship Fiorica-T Threlked,
Sutton 1ownsend Dufy, john NcN aughton Joyce
James Hayes John Brandon, G Gilbert Matthew Boge
Char Wells, r VIM emih, Mrs stohed. Mrs washing
gn.ie Pohtm Mrs Foror Rev Jose.h SUE, Mas Anto
nee Turner Mrs BUCKLEY. RcsAhtha Mrs Hasseh, Mrs
: slber 4 Cohen. N Cohen, Mcneil and edy, r
end lady; Charles 3 Forman, Jsmes X MiTa jr Mrs N
Rowland John Roberts Mrs A Damour, Mrs Mary Ann
Smith De Witt Clinton Dean. John Kyle, Acolph 8aer,
Lathrop p Gbeon, Lazsron Shift G Fleming,
Lsle Fleming e Macon Dapforth, Miss Stiles, Miss
Philips, sud In Storage.
For Norfolk &C. in the steamship Roanoke-James Duffy
and lady Mrs Fsrgus9n Mr. Tsrs Burnett, Michse Fiz
gerald John Ashton. q Howarth. Burwen. A Simp
son stins9n Corson Miss Freeman, Morris Freeman
Robbins Miss Fletcher and sister, and Ii in thu Storage
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INTELLIGENCE,

Fort Of New York, March Is, 1856.
oLEAaED
F TnGn ASs%S w Tsson
Steamship Nashville. Berry, Char!eeor-spcHord, Teson
Steamship Rcaroke skinner Noriolk-Ludlam Pleassn,s
Ship President Fillmore, Nelson, London-Dunham 4 III
Ship J Yoser, Jr Porter, Iiverpool-O H Msrshall.
wsa Ga
sss sG H1, ha Ss New Nelson son
Brig s s Dunca1 ;, sasy er: E'jsIdo Bssciman.
B r s sl.9S % IL ss-
Brig Ocean Traveller Sargent, Union Isiand-Thompsou
Brig Nina, Lumsaen. Wilmington, Aexa dre
foosou b boIs ssos sA d pss
!, schr Rudeerow Midget, Washington Bseman q Rud
scbr Becset sackpole, Edspton-R Wyatt
Wss Ss sass, y s
scbr Fatwood. NFaeIson, city Points Ciowen.
EFT ss i Hssssds sf9 Holmes.
teisy Fa Dm0n
s s'a o ss.i EIssy, B,i:sol Master
ARRIVED.
Steam hip Edinburg OBJ Cumming Gaseow, Feb q with
q ssd signals chip Yem.see Sound il Oh ias
lie
one case Of all poI or board FEB h The outward
sts ss T.. ' sis H
an6 wo;s box or tes at the same mesaw
Gee Lay Hs5Ssn Aspnw 9Th n. with pe
s5sS with %es
Pm, 60 the Capes Of delaware. passed steamer jos
Marion ct Boston,, Glss Palermo Dec 10 and Sis.a
90 Had heavy westerly gales the ontn Of JanSspy
sprung o,sDas %l.zessyss ysro washed hssa rah
Jan A. 81 80 3
% a. 5 n 70 70 spSa g. s 1 sr fS 9sS t Tm
nseT hence s for s . Ia e lon 8 spos:
g.s si 9f ss%
NV sss. since q: III Inst 'oSE PHO, ne
~ ): e e ,:s
Quarantine last night uSh By esmus Leviahar, where she
BARK Tahiti (of Esspor Buci nam Cork Sc days viii, pig
ITo, master Feb 10 ~ ia. p o. gn Is 20 spGks s
days QUIT th, st PM lat q So 20 spanish brig
p -. IS as% $ = 7 .
q 20 % In Il sss gale sprung tore yard carried
A1 Ifs Tsu1lo Muissn Prince Feb 49, with log
y bss s :s s
FEB An john GSllssp Geo Eicte.on, and otto Knuple, al
Ct ssx e ri Sss
vfh melsses 70 HsPion Bros Has been days Of Hat
.si ssSs e Porto o.sse
nv. s sssiss f,s
s sePr Rl1s' sitsr Thomas New Haven;
f ,sss Fss:T f sS ss RIVER
sSSD Brown, sr9se rtSs e1 Providence
Propeller Wesiernport, Berry. Portland
BELOW.
Brig Argo, from West Indies with logwood.
SAILED
Hsc Lvsspqs; Tncn eSTs:r Malta and
yepoo 1' BARK Dumits @ Rotterdam brig Gen Pierce
Sird curing The day wsw and light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16

RETURNING TO SLAvERY.--A gentleman residing
in Richmond, Va Writing to his friend In Boston, says:S
"lhe number Of free negroes who have applied to the
tiers ana bece ming sves has been great that gen.
erai law las been PASSED permitting then to do they
sre mostly those abo have ben slaves but have
enan ipa'ed The reason they give that they cannot
provide for themselves, and want who will pro-
vide for them 10 return fer their Ia 1or.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16
supreme Court-In Chambers.

MARW l5.-Applsodtton for an inisndion against tie
Aoyr, Comptroller, dc.-A motion fer injunction was
made By Mr. Busted the part Of Jacob L. Dodge TO
rstrain Mayor Wood from signing, and the Comptroller
a. counterdgning the contract to Mr.. Baird for clean
~ ev ca the same. Motion granted. DEFENDANTS to
r ssrse en- the 18Th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16

LYNCH LAW IN lLLiNoIs.-An Illinois paper
mys;-A few people of Joliet tarred and gathered
young man in the employ of the Chicago Alton and ST.
Louis Railroad on Monday last a. punishment for bis
improper intimacy with . young married woman
About twenty men engaged In the preparation u
the Outrage. Two arrests hare be- n made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16
Marine Court.
Before Hon Judge Mccarthy.
THE ITALIAN OPERA AFFAIR.

MARCH 15.-Idtdntd and W,fe ~ Pdyne.-rhe Court
Ien6e1td il this morning for pisintis for the
full unit claimed for the profesi nal services of Ma
dame Pssnia as compina,is at the Academy OF Music
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16

TeIeRraphIc Marine Report.
pAITfNokE March 1.-The shlp VIM Chambsrln. from
Liverpool pors supplying ~ the ~ nA M "a ", lon u
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
Later From Kansas,

). E5HE". II st. LoEIs, Aug. 25. !
I RELIABLE intelligence from Kansas u the
a1th, states that I4ecompton has mot been
attacked BY Lanes party Vet, although ii
was hourly expected. tits said that the
Abolitionists number 1000 strong iii the
Territory and thatthey are preparing to
fortifv Lawrence lm case d retreat to any
particular point be necessary.
Immediately after the attack on Col.
Titus house in which skirmish Titus
was wounded, one man killed and nine
teen taken prisoners. Shannon went to
the camp Of the Free State men and .ex-
changed the prisoners taken at franklin
for those taken atlTitus' house.
!. Itis reported that four companies Of
United States troops are near Lecompton,
whose presence. il is thought, viii deter
further attacks by Lane.
The Republican this morning publishes
a call, signed by q large number sof the
most influential citizens OF this CITY. for
a public meeting tobe heldat four o'clock
tomorrow, to take into consideration
the present state Of affairs ii Kansas, and
to express the opinion Of the peple Of ST.
Louis, ID connection herewith:
Advices brought Yesterday " tho
steamer David Trabue, state that four
hundred volunteers from Jackson. county
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
Removal.

The present number of the Star
is the last we expect to publish in
Buffalo. Next week we will be in
Charleston. and VIII issue our next
number in that place, two weeks from
to-day. We had designed removing
directly after Mr.. Murrell withdrew
from the paper, but have been de-
tanned by the low, stage Of water in
the Kanawha River. II
We hope our correspondents will
bear in mind our removal, and hear
after direct their communications to
Charleston. Kanawha County, Va.
b Since our intention TO remove to
Charleston was made public, we have
received many letters, from almost
as many places, speaking in terms
Of the highest appreciation Of the re-
moyal. Yet weleaye our many warm,
friends Of this county with regret.
The two years spent in Buffalo will
ever be remembered and cherished
by us, and in taking a formal leaEe
we do SO with extreme reluctance.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
Still They Conc.

The New York Herald states that SEN
ator Geyer, Of Missouri, intends. in a few
days TO follow the course Of Senators
Jones, Pratt and sPearce, and declare for
theiDemocratic ticket. Mr.. Geyer is an
Old Line Wing IF high standing and in
ference with his parity The Herald's
correspondental$o states; that the Nation
al Intelligencer, the oldest and bestestab-
lished Wing papers in the United States,
intends to follow suit in q short time, and
declare for Buck aud Breck, The, late
elections demonstrate the absurdity Of
running Fillmore, and We shall be much
surprised il, by the day Iof election, two
thirds Of the real Old Line Wings Of the
country are not marshalled nnderthe ban
ner Of the Democratic ticket. Roll on
the ball.-Lpnckbnrg Rep.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
The attempts to Harmonic BY the House
andSenate Committee Of rOnlersntt. on
Z the Army Bill. !E 4 -.=. |tts

IA Washing ton correspondent, writing
under date Of the g5th, says: ..r /
The last Conference. on the Army Bill
sat six hours on Sunday evening, at Mr..
Toombs' house, aid split upon one point.
Mn, Toomts proposed, as substitute for
thGamendment Of the House, one stuthori-
zing Nhe President 70 employ the army to
enforce the Constitution and the laws iii
States aud Territories. The act OF 1893
applied oply to. inooted difficulty. So
Mr.. Campbell agrfed to accept the over
turn, with Aproviso q cmding Kansas.
The Senate COMMITTEE refused, and they
divided; agreeing HIS il would be the last
conference, land might become historical
the group should ~ dasuerrcotyped mex:
day in attitude ok disagreement. So
Messrs. To6mbs, Dp.igIas and Seward for
the. Senate, hnd MeksrA Campbell Spin
ner and, Orr for the. House make tie PIC
,ture on,exhibitidn. III Xxx
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
1 Touching Incident,

A air-haired bright, beantifsl
between the Age Of four apd IN
years, daughter Of Mr. WineL..s.'''
who resides al Powell's njlFa,'
Kinickinic. says the Hudson MI.
Star. wandered from her homsS.
day last week, and happened n
missed. searclIwas made for bes
when found slte was foatipc u, n Il
water in tie Lake; she hail sstss, 81
i beautiful boquet of sIild aox IS
which grew ~ Aluxuriantly htre y u
the banks and they were. gIasB j
tightly iii her hand; her littls NH
was lifted ont, life had Aed. hi n
flowers were hot removed from
grasp, and when she was .llaidipls
last resting place, her hands VI
crossed over her breast with II.
flowers resting there, fit emblem
Ithc poor spirit which had fed trs
the tenement around which irienS
were mourning .ESt Pail OH,
Tcrat. -Es
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-09-03
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By order w. LlMarcy, Secretary.
Glrtaphorical bai Truthful.

An old Line whig, who never vot,
ed for 4 Democrat. writes il tile New
York Journal Of Commerce that he
shall vote sureHfor Buchanan, He
says
The Constitution, the Union, Is
in danger. The little cloud which
Clay, Webster and Calhoun watched
even when death was dimming their
vision, against which our Washing
ton invoked the blessing Of God, IS
now overhead and raining fire upon
the contederacy, to every portion of
which the constitution Of 1850. guar.
antied liberty ard equal rights. That
magma charta Of American rights,
which good men have, thus far, held
above and beyond the reach ofits as
saliants, which has waved illtriumph.
lat the mast head, overthe millions Of
happy freemen. who4had embarked
underits protecting folds, isin danger
from the fiery clements which sur
round it. All eyes, taughtto look to
it in q spirit Of pride and confidence,
now turn their anxious gaze upon it,
threading to see it ignited By the
flames, which fanatics are helping to
wreath around \ il. Sumner and
Seward have c]imed high into therig-
ging Of our Ship ofState, and stana-
ling on tIpstoe. are ATTEMPTING to.
thrust their fire brands into the col
Fors under which she sails, whilst
FGreely. Bennett, Parker, and Beech
er are stationed toI keep its friends at
bay. A Deilah has crept;into our
midst and is engaged TO bully the real
friends Of liberty into apathy, while
Fremont and his Pandora's box of
lad principles, j. deceivingIthe mob
with tiilsel wares, which are nothing
but irifefnal machines in. disguise. -
The. Pililistians a1e upon isl! God
grant we may destroy them without
pulling down the temple Of liberty and
crushing ourselves.Ias we'll }as them,
beneath its rainsw
Let the national men unite. and IN
November the collrse of Philistiens
will be stayed, and The country saved.