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Not one Of Mr.. Fillmore's friends
will deny, that up to middle life, ur
to the time he was elected Vice Pre-
aident, he was in theory and practice,
in act and profession, consistent and
thorough-going abolitionist.
Has he ever recanted3 Certainly
not. If be has changed hisopinions,
ought be to be ashamed or afraid t.
profess the changef But. say his
friends, he was conservative and ma
tional whilst acting as President.
So would Seward be-nay, far more
national and conservative than he,
because he has more abilities and
more nerve. So were Cromwell and
both the Bonapartes. The widest
radicals out Of power, became the
most ultra conservatives in power. =
But Fillmore was q tilnid radical, and
% timid, Facilitating conservative. ~
Whateverh his opinions now, his cleo.
ton would be the triumph Of his old
abolition opinions, because those
opinions have never been retfacted OF
recanted. His opinians are not called
for, because the ,venal managers Of
the party who sustain him are indif-
ferent, careless and reckless, about all
save public spoils and public plum
der. If he recants his abolition doe
Ftrines, and maintains the doctrine OF
State equality, he inevitably loses
every Northern State. If he openly
and professedly adheres to those doc.
trines, he will scarcely carry q coun
ty, much less o State, in the South.
The tricky managers and wire-work-
ers at the South, would, it is true,
still stick to him, if they,thought the
North could elect him; but the delu.
ded, deceived and betrayed masses
would quit him, with loathing and
contempt. His nomination is Q fraud
perpetrated BY secret oath bound con-
spirators--we mean the few wire
workers, not the mass Of the. Know
Nothing party.--Rich. Eng,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
What Has II Accomplished.

: The Know Nothing organization
has now been long enough in exist
ence to have accomplished something
for the good or evil Of the country
Claiming to have risen upon the ruins
of the two parties, free from the i'm
purities of either, actuated BY q ''sen.
timent of profoundly intense Amer.
=. can feeling" ''of passionate attatch-
ment to our ceuntry, its history and
its institution; of admiration for the
purer days Of our national existence"
''by: a hostility to the corrupt means
by which the leaders Of party have
hitherto forced upon us our rulers and
our political creeds," "dis gust for the
wild hunt after Office which scharac-
terizes the age" "a love for the pur-
er days ofthe republic" and the good
%eld maxim, that ''tlle Office should
seek the man, and not the man the
Office it is high time this "pure"
party, flushed with power throughout
the Northern States, were giving some
manifestations Of their craftsmanship
and administrative talent. {
1t cannot be said that they have
done nothing; for inthc fall elections
they beat downthe democracyin near
,ly all the Northern States. They
elected their Governors, Legislatures,
and members Of both branches ofthe-
National Congess. This is doing a
good deal. To stop here would be SIM
ply to saythatthey have got the offices.
But they hayeedone more in every
instance the Governors have beenAb.
olitienists-in every instance their
Legislatures have been Abblitionists
lin every instance their Senators
elected have been Abolitionists-wit
the solitary exceptions Of Maryland
and Kentucky-while out Of one hun
dred and twenty members elected to
Congress, North and South, seventy
five are Abolitionists, as shown BY
the recent votes in the election Of q
Speaker for that body. This much
Know Nothingism has done beyond
question. ls
Z. 1t has done moro than this. BY
tho influence Of its example, it has
created asecret military order in Kan
sas, for revolutionary purposes, and
established the "Leagueof Freedom
after it's own fashion, throughout the
Northern States.
Il has done more than this. Il has
gone into the Church. and converted
the pulpit into q political rostrum-
II has turned the attention Of the
ministry from the peaceful paths Of
christianity TO the arena Of political
turmoil-it has pulled down the ban
ner Of the cross and placed in its stead
the red flag ofintolerance and proscrip.
ion. i,t
But it has done more than. all this.
1t has created civil disorder, made
martyrs of grogshop bnllies, melted
riots and reEeled in the midstofbiood-
shed and confagration.
This much ithas done foreyiE and, ,
az disagreeable as may be the picture,
it has become part Of that past and
cannot be avoided, five would.
What has it done for good, in any
relation or lightin which its action
may DO yievedl What has been its
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
ANOTHER VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND FOR SALE. q

CONTAINING 400 acres, on tie Big
" Hurricane, within four miles Of
the Hurricane Mills Some so acres
well improved; comfortable dwelling.
house, with all necessary outrbuildines,
with . good coal bank on the premises,
DC. a bargain can Be had.
r. J, HARVEY. Land Agent.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
= RA ID MCCUMAS,
i. w. McCOMAS,
~ HARRISON HOUSE,
|ssf ESs D. 9. HARRISON, Proprietor

N.-kSts AIN STREET, BuFPALO, VA.
This establishment, situated convenient tc
the Steamboat landing, has been lately fitted
up insthe best style, and the proprietor ii new
prepared to accommodate the travelling pubic
or boarders BY the day, week, Or year. HIST
Bile shall always be furnished with the best The
market aifordsj his stables with the best The
Of proyender; and no pains will be spared 10
render his guests comic rtable. ,#&-fI.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
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STIR OF THE IlSlEHi IlLlIL'
\, y rUHLisHID wErxlr II
/ BUFFALO, PUTNAM COUNTY. n.

II sAAA ~ 1M0 AVA VIA =. vAEibh
- pUgLfsHID wErxlY, N
BUFFALO. PUTNAM COUNTY. Vi.
u y Democratic IL Politics,
And Is devoted 10 News, Agrcultuse G..
mercc. Public improvements, Educales, Al.
Science, &c,&c. ri q
Thispsper although jnl.ils second yeu,
has been declared the Demoeratie Oman i
rwo sEsA7oaiAL. DlsTalcrs, namely. ihs l,lA
and 18th, embracing the ccunlits Il Ksa.
awha, Putnam, Boone, Logon, M,epipC Nj.
son, Jackson, Win, Cabell spJ Wayne. Ala
\ has been highly compiinented 81 ~
Press and able Statesmen throughout The 4
tire State.
In addition to our experience Ia eoaduelin
weekly newspapers, We have secured The ".
vices Of asclass Of contributors, Who are |,
sufficient guarantee that Inc srAs 81 III H.
AwHA vALLEY cannot Be else than 1 weleor.
visitor to all who have favored Us With ,A,s.
patronage. chaste matter and puri.ysf ,.ys
will be studied BY ns-in short, We in,esd, !,
publish 4 mon TONED asp pIosIslrb ssss.
PAPER. U j. sa'
We have already very respectable paiss.
mage. and BY strict adherancet 10 the prineipln
81 our party, hope 70 merit large increase.
from the citizens Of Westesn Virginia
!. No labor viii bs spaced 70 keep our ssdW
up with the times. il all items Of news, which
may te considered Of general interest H.
advantages Of daily mail, telegraph oGes b
the town, and the Eastern and Weston u
changes, afford great facilities fos obtdnin5a
knowledge Of all passing events, which n
daily occurring.
TERMs So One Dollar and Riily afyesf, d.
advance. lfnot paid within 30 days sfier "
receipt Of first pa per, Two Dollars wlIlinsaS.
ably be charged
. Money fof subscription, addressed IA
editors, (fegistered) may Be mailed It al ID.
Il RUMBLE 4 MURRELL, EDIroiI
H. Buffalo, Putnam County ~,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21

\ MccOFAs : NEWMAN.
DAVID McSoMAs Gate Judge 81 Inc 10th
circuit, E.W. llcCO MAS and !. q. NEWMAN,
having entered into partnership ior n n
PRlcTlclN0 Law,
z me counu4 ot Putnam and Mason, they
VAL hereaite!attend all the County, Quarterly
anu Circuit qouEtsin those counties, and will
attend diligently to an business entrusted to-
them. - pa !
4 GJ address D. &E N. MeCoMAs, Rama wl.)
=. a., Va, 4. g. Newman, Point Pleasant,
Va. sfs g sNlg E VINO s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
/. v. STANFORD,

IS U rig EON DENTIST,
3ess leave to in form his friends and de pub
lic!generaIly that he still continues the prac-
tiLe Of Dentistry, at mis- old stand, Ia West,
Columbia, Va, wher: he lis prepared 70 per.
form all operations pertaining 10 his profes.
sioh with neatness and dispatch. .....a-
4 general assortment Of Drugs and Medi-
cnes constantly on hand, and for sale.
West Columbia, Jan. 1, 1853, nlyt 81
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
FOR SALE.
- -. p FOR SALE. -
ONE ofthe most valuable SteaD, Saw
" Grist aud Lathing Manufacturing

0NE ofthe most valuable Steam Saw,
" Grist aud Lathing, Manufacturing
Mills in Western Virginia ::
This valuable property is situated in the
town Of Buffalo, Putnam county, Virgin
Ia, Immediately on the bank Of tho ka-
nawha river, containing one acre OF
ground. All the machinery in perfect
order. The saw engine two feet stroke,
eight inch cylinder, and QUE other engine,
nine inch cylinder, three feet stroke, both
of which are run entirely by saw-dust.
With all the fixtures and apparatus com
plete for grinding corn Or wheat, capable
Of grinding 100 bushels corn or wheat
per, day; with elevators, boiling cloth,
patent fan, DC, for manufacturing -four;
corn. shelter, DC. This mill was builtby
one Of the best and most ingenious me-
chanics in the United States. Everything
appertaining to the mill is strongly and
perfectly built. The saw mill has but
hing saw, two circular saws. one for cross
cutting and the other for ripping. There
ID also in this mill one Of Sharks Inn
proved Lath Machines, capable of ma
king $1,000 laths per day from the board.
This mill being situated nearly in the
centre Of the valley of the Kanawha, and
at point more accessible to an almost in
exhaustible supply Of timber than any
other, renders il the most desirable prop
srty of the kind in the Western portion OF
he United States. p 80
A very great bargain can DO had.
Payments easy. r, T. HARVEY
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
TO SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS.
Land Specula,tors.

The undersigned will prosecute soldiers,
rights for PENSIONS and BOUNTY LAND.
for services in the several wars, under the va d,
rious acts Of Congress- Under late acts, wji J
ows and heirs of enlisted men are entitled.
ALSO.--LASD ron SAFE, number Of small
farms and town lots in Ohio, large bodies on
Sandy river, Virginia; and II Lincoln county,
Kentucky Address / -. .T.' ~
Y.M. FIR0R, Attorney at Law. NJ "
vlnl IL Ia sls- GaIlipolis, Ohio,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
o. - LAW NOTICE.

M ESSRS. DAVID M c(;OMAs. aate iudge
vi OF the 10Th Circuit| and 3. Nv. M.
COMAS, have entered iuto pa,tnerbjp fof M
purpose OF practicing Law In the counties al
Kama wha, Putnam, Mason. jackson. ,Cabeli.
Wayne, Logan aud Boone, ths Dis,rictf Com,,
Of. Parkelsburg and Wythe @. Hand lie
court Of Appeals at Lewisbure. x
They have associated with them young men
Of respectability and Standing in the ysrious
counties, who will be always In placa "a ~.
to the interest Of their clients. whiIe jnJos
Mc0omas. at lesst, will reside in ihe county
Of Kanawha. Being thus situated tbey can
attend MOST eRoMPrLY to Inc collection of Mi
claims, and The Il ansaction Of all 4, s;nass I
trusted TO them, and they trust that long
experience at the bar, and their promptness
and fidelity viii ensure ther,a large business.
DAVID McCOMAS, v
T vInlE w -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
~ EF9E sd UbAA1F IN 81 7 II So 49,
Dry q 90 az, lGroceries,
Hardware, Qncenlwnre, Glassware,
Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes,

Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes,
Saddlfy, &c.
'HAVlNG just received 4 splendid stock ot
~ new goods, witch has been selected
with The utmost care, feel warranted III say.
ing 70 my customers, hat can sell 81 low 81
any house in Clarle1on. havea complete
assortment Of Dry Gods, consisting In pat II
iadies dress gools, 4 every descriptions fine
10y Of cloths, cassimts b, satfinets, leans, nan.
nels, white goods, bltlched and bro wn mus M.
linen, handkerchief} gloves, hosiery, "a. In
NE Grocery department may Be had white ! NJ
blown sugars. best coffee, molasses, rtceh
and black tess Spies, rice, fish indigo, oils.
window glass, powder, shot, lead, gsll q a.
cordage liquors, dyi-stulfs, DC. Hardware 81
all kinds, such AZ mechanics, tools, nails.
shovels, cutlery drains. plows, castings, & 3.
QueenswaIe, of all kinds. Glass wate Of every
description; also, housekeepers' articles, such
buckets, tubs, tinkare, stoneware cotton yarn.
brooms, brushes. bombs. &C. Saddlery--sad.
dies, harness, brides bits, stirrups, girts. spurs
bride reins, che9t lines, &c. ! RI y
.'s...5 . bHARLES Q. GIBHART.
n 9klfTf
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
HARyEY,s r
W ESTERN vi r G IN A
Land AGENCY Office.

THE undersigned has opened an office
i in the Town Of BUFFALO, Pur:
NAN County, Virginia, for the purpose Of
selling lands. farms. mills and tenements.
Those wishing to purchase, or having
such property for sale, will do well to give
him o call. -; fr :.
Office in his counting room corner Main
and Mulberry streets. 49,
/ Yln38 KO. T. HARVEY. ,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
VALUABLE f1ANAWHA BOTTOM
FARM FOR SALE,
At IIaryey's Western Va, Land AEenc,

SITUATED about. four miles from
% BUFFALO, containing about 800
acres; about one hundred acres Of which
are well improved, with . comfortable
hewed log house. a bargain can be had
A LSo. -Another valuable tract Of land
Il for salo,r lying and being on Big
Hurricane Creek, Putnam county, con.
tanning $50 acres, which will be sold low
for cash, horses or cattle, or on time by
purchaser. giving bond, bearing interest
from date. ~ R0. T. HARVEY. .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
BUFFALO TANNERY, FOR SALE.

4 BARGAIN can be had in the Tan
II merry situated Immediately back OF
Buffalo, containing about one acre ofland
with good bark house, bark mill, and
well Of wster, etc. The tan house is
somewhat out Of repair. Buffalo is one
of The best points in Western Virginia
for ta,inery. RIO. I. HARVEY "
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
And Real Estate ut Trustees Sale.
DY virtue Of a. Deed Of Trust, executed
ID by Elmore Powers, bearing date the
10th day Of November, 1854, and Of re-
cord in the Clerks office Of Jackson coun-
ty court, l shall, on Monday, the -98th
day Of April next, that being the first
day Of the Spring term Of Jackson Cir
cult Court, at the front door Of the Court
House Of Jackson county, Virginia, pro-
coed to sell, to the highest bidder, the
Tract Of Land and Mill Property men,
toned in said deed of trust, with all the
appurtenances thereto belonging. The
land is situated on Big Mill Creek, about
three miles from jackson c. H., and is
supposed to contain 100 acres. Attach.
ed to the tract of land, is one Of the finest
mill sites in Jackson county, on which q
FIGURING and Grist Mill and also Saw
Mill have been erected, both Of which are
believed TO be in thorough repair. The
title is considered unquestionable, but
the trustee will convey only such title as
Is vested in him BY the deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE.-The trust deed
was executed 10 secure deferred install
ments Of the purchase money Of said pro.
perty, due as follows: $500 due Noyem.
Der 9th, 1855; $500 due November 9th,
1856, and $500 due November 9th, 1857
Sufficient cash in hand will therefore be
required1to discharge the payment due
November 9th, 1856, and the costs Of
sale, the purchaser executing his note for
the further sum Of $500 payable Nov.
9th, 1856, and also his note for the resi-
due, payable on the 9th Of November,
1857, and deed Of trust on. said proper
" to secure tho deferred instalments. p :
This property is located in a well-set-
tied hsighborhood. and one Of the best
grain raising sections Of the county. and
being Just below the main forks of Big
Mill Greek, logs in any quantity can be
easily obtained, and 10 in quarter of q
mile from the turnpike, leading from Jack
son @. II. 10 Charleston. Persons wishing
property Of this description, would do
well TO examine before purchasing else
where. P. TURNER, Trustee.
March le, n48tf. !.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
MIL-r.o.N ]. FuRoUsoN.
LAW NOTICE

JAMES II. BROWN, of Kanawh Ia, and
j ANDREW WAUGH, Of Jackson,
have formed a law partnership for the
latter county, under the style Of Brown
Il Waugh. ..
Oct. IS, 1855. yln38
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
BARNEY, on THE Young MEDLEY
HItII-FLYER, .

Cured by the Greenbrier Medley High
y flyer, and he sired by the imported
Pretender. Barney has taken the premi-
UNI at Lewisburg, Virginia, for: the last
two years, and will stand the ensuing
season along the Kanawha valley, be,
tween the mouth of Coal and Pufenbar-
ber's, eight miles above Point Pleasant.
The horse is .blood-bay, l64 hands
high; very heavy black name and tail.
Barney is now owned by C.'P, BROWN
at Red House, Virginia. The horse was
bred by Bunger, Of Greenbrier county,
and sold to Sam. Nc Chung and Dick Kin
cade, Of Greenbrier. The horse can be
seen at Winfield, Putnam county, at the
March court Pedigree and terms will
be given in future. + NJ. n48w4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-21
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Druggists and Dealers every whcte.
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