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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14

This single faithful Union State ],
New England has crowned l,erss n
with glory. She las realized III
confidence expressed in her by o,lr M ~
lie old leader, who. before the Na;ssj AZ
election, assured q friend, Who en- Nv
,nnnicated It To us, that he had H.,
little hope Of Maine, but 4 STRONG &. IS
fidence IN Connecticut. Asto Man.
IL il now very satisfactory proven H..
the result. III that State was efIac ~
BY stnpendous frauds; but in M II ii
orderly, law abiding State Of Conn
ticut snch appliances could not besasi
" employed, and the vote Of the St ,
is very decided and emphatic III M, MI
Democracy.
Connecticut leads off the DEM
cratic column. Little Delaware MI
only doubtful Southern State, follow ~
her; and thus Mr.. Buchanan cnts,s
the lists with the following clecto, 1
vote: I.
I'll. Southern States ia
Connecticut ,f
Total lss 81
snrefor Buchanan. Only twenty .thrdo
more votes to give him a nlajority,.
California and New Jersey are beyond
all doubt, as onr opponents cOncede
They would bring him WITHIN eleven
votes Of q majority. Let Illinois Is
her duty, IS she always does, and3
there would be q tie.
Indiana, which ii giving tile most
gloriouseyidence other determination
t. sustain her old Democratic rcputa.
ton would, whitaker thirteen electof.
III votes, elect Mr. buchanan.
Sd will Pennsylvania, with her
twenty seven votes; 30 will Michigan
with her six, added no those Of s1Ilin.
bis. II
There are many other combinations
which lie should be .iustified, by The
confident assurances of very reliable
persons, iii making, that would eIes
Mr.. Buchanan; but We take thos
which will BE- scarcely questionable
our opponents. These are enoughto
show tlat Mr: Bpehsnau's election
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14

TIE F1Rsr GuS FROM ONO. AN
electiontorJ Justice ofthe Peace, warm
~ contested upon political groulfs
lately came of iii Miami township,
Perry county, iii this State. Itresplt:
ed iii the success of HAKDlN, demo.
crat, by sixteen majority. Last fall
CHASE beat MEp1LL fifty votes III The
same township. Democratic Gain,
sixtY-six.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
Democratic Congressional Convention.

Parkcrsburg and oh Deccmber, are
the place and time fixed upon for holding
q Convention N nominate apemocr;.tic
Congressman fof this Congressional Dis
trict. We hope Sthe Democracy will
bear this in mind ana appoint very soon
delegates to said Convention +kF >
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
lemntratS Speaking.

IIExRr Flrzuucn and Thomas L. BRouS,
Esos., Will address the people on the political
issues Of the day, at the Court House on We'd
nesday night,fthe .2nd Oct
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
Election III Baltimore.
BAlILTraloHE, Oct. 8.

The Eighteenth Ward gives Swan
!, 1t;7 majority. Other correction
III the vote previously sent incress
his aggregate majority to I ,5SSO.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14

Charles D Fontaine, the knof,
Nothing candidate for Governor 4
Mississippi, last fall, has declar'
himself for Buchanan.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14

Raining hard 4 this place to ;'!'
fine prospects VI 4 rise q the z's'''
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14

to the rights Of the States in the Territory
and to the Constitution of the State form
ed out of the Territory, and hence, also
paramount 10 the jurisdiction of the Su,
preme Court This principle and this
construction was recognized and sanction
ed by the Missouri restriction, called
Missouri Compromise, and was repudia-
ted by the Kansas Nebraska Act. The
assertion of this construction by Con-
Igress is usurpation. In other words,
when Congress legislates in thiswise it
assumes to itself supreme and paramount
legislativepower in the Territories. And
iii it transfers such usurped power to the
people of the Territories, .'Squatters' on
the public domaine, it confers upon
them the Squatter's Sovereign power. In
other words, "Squatter Sovereignty. -
This odious usurpation of power by
Congress, was first sanctioned BY the
Missouri restriction, which the Kansas
Nebraska Act repealed, and then by the
admission Of California, against which
the Observation-Disclosures, States Rights
school protested for thisyery reason.
We say this construction and this
principle was repealed and repudiated
by the Kansas-N Nebraska Act which
leaves the people Of the Territories to be
governed in their Legislation By the Con-
stifution Of he United STATES alone, and
, 1856-07-04
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Arrived.

Steamship Ausu, Lyon 60 hours fun Savannah mdse and
ss, 20 ~ state passed ch Excel ana hr show
ng red IL with white border withlette :
pass to sPoaord fieston Co. SUNDAY. p m. 10 mile,
H.tIs Light exeb.. cd ssuss With s;e 'qe Ksy.sons %
Hst,ess passed Nashville and passed steam
Wm v Kent Cof Phiadelphis Wilcox Shields q lays
eeal 70 w w Force; vessel 10 +. Copsns,y Co. EHpe-
the BAL with rhck fog July 80 As lon l ssntized
Am ship (HoSe's nal showing red wth blacH
shp Msr,hs's Vii eysrd hence Glasgow % days out
Ship Adler (Brem), Gusayu' St. retersbu July mtse
s.co Gom Newcastle for NewYork 18th 4s y lon Is 4O
R Ocean Bride p s0sOp sa%s 18Th 'SP o c.ps e.Is
Sab e ship Masonic, oound w.
ron TO order; vessel to master July n Byrne
Iieeld fell overheard from the opgal ant and
din boond T. Aug o. lat 40 - Ion 81 %, pissed Brit
Psler kM ssIOC bound ,,2 4h, n oil south snO'
Ship Martina Wsd storer, Liverpool va Talee mise aud
ship Msrcs Day of Dsmsrscotta) Chase, B,istO 50 ds
railroad iron to Wslb Carver Chase. u,,. p,.. -.
Bark Helen and Frances of Portland WickhaH, kga va
E.Dore June hemp. &C. to Lobach sebeper vessel to J.
Bari Lucy Ring of Lubsc Thurow Liverpool 50 d.ys coal
to order vessel Bret. 90 lat Al Ion. ST. spoke
Bris Bfsssn Cray Calais das. lumber to Mayhew, Tai.
Brig Waedse shacsfori Limerick "A days. Old iron to
der; vessel to b. Z. Arrowsmiih
sch s:a1dsd, DerrcksoD, Wilmington days naval stores
sskr Arcade, Csri, New Haven
Schr T. Is Smith, Briggs, NV Bedford tor Albany
Schr AIago. Tu ker HsItforl, Ct - al
Sctr ZuG,sh Robins Mschiss lumber 10 g. W. Simpson
Propeller Locust Point, French, Portland, Me.
Propeller Totten, Morley, BsuGore
Prrrell,- b sck Diamond Allen Phladelphis
Propeller Lhss. Osgood Smith, No wich
ptller Pelican. Auldrich. Providence.
Propeller Shark, Robinson, Philadelphia
BFLOW- Ships b Robinson Robinson Liverpool Robens,
Bartlett London; Edward Obrieu Waits, Shlds kearpse,
Perkins SHEDS All BY pilot boat W. J. Romer
WIND-Durins the day. from N. and w.
The ship Calhoun, for Liverpool Truman cleared lith lost
of steamtug Titan last night returning lsaky
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
Per,ytsd be- Teiegrdpi.

NxwOptrSs Aux 2S-CorToS-sales to-day, 70 oales 81
to5I',c tor od Midilsg, and l1ic Tor SUGAR &C.
Cus,Igs ls FREiGHrs, stfer -,
" SY,r.co Aus S-6 Q. m-wHEAr-Picss are a trhe
hsher large dsms for .HPSI receipts to day go @
h.-s,S III 500 bushels; shipments 70 Buffalo
50 90 bushels TO Oswtso aoco and 10 oslen'1u'sa 600
HswycO aus n - FLOUR frm sales Of extra Os~eso At
IL WHk,T IN good d-maLd bat quiet sncs the steamers
new. vas pubshed sales II GEO bush at = 50 'or new ptms
viv.ui,e Cor, f. LAKE IMPORTS, II sI5 bushels Corn
FxpoeTs 500 bbs Flour 1885 bushels Wheat and fOoe
Bryy.Lo Aug 26-l p. m.-FLouR hrm sales OF 1000 oos
AZ 90 ia 80 S7t for common 10 cdoce Wsconan 20 y9
50 10, choice extra Ohio Indians and Michigan, 90 Sa
81 Tor hest extr. DO ard Kentucky WHEAT hrner ses oil
90 bush AZ 81 50 for Inferior red OHIO; 40 i9f wne 90
AZ Ia S2c canal FREIGHrs to New-foTk, lS tor Sora
4 l7r. for Nheat
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
,.ip.d throughout, and v also give 70 our merchants

tnrOugDOuI,
the opportunity Of sending their goods under lok and
hey ib cans, which, SITTER Iesviug New York, Will MOI
he ou,p,d before reaching their destination We notice
by the Circular OF the Directors OF the Allentown
Road that by this route the distance Cincinnati wi.
be l.6 miles shorter than by the New Yors CentIe!
route to :, Louis. will be ~ miles shorter than by
the New.Yoik Central route to Cleveland. ~l be 10
miles .hor.er than by the New-York Central route 10
Ch:cser, will be 76 miles shorter than By the New
Yck Central route To Cincinnati, vii be les miles
shorter thsn By the New York ard Ere route; to II
Louis. will be ls3 miles shorter than by the New
York sId Eie route 10 Cleveland, will be ~ mues
shorter than by the New York and Erie route; to
CT icsgo will be - miles shorer than by the New
Yoik and Ere route. ADother great advsnt-
age, ss an investment is that Il will be the
shortest route that can by any possibility be obtained
Ii also hss the adv .ntsge OF sting some s-2oOo oou
less thsn the roads forming the NewYork Central
route We are informed that at the late Railroad
Convention held at Pi'trbufgh, EN- arrangement for
close connection has been formed between all the ROADS
forming the lines from both Cincinnati and Chicago to
Harrisburg ana great anxiety was manifested TO have
the Allentown Ink completed, that the arrange.
nent would be extended through TO New-YOrk. The
project sure offers TO our merchants and capitalists
great adyartaees IN regard to busiress. The great
curert of trave destined for Newfork, that reaches
Cln, inna by boats from New Albany, ST. LOUIS, and
Other poins on the Western waters will undoubtedly,
when this new route is opened, pass over 1t.
As the two field advantage Of distance and twenty
tso millions less Goes vii warrant lower rate OF fare
than spy other route these advantages that can
rot he overlooked The route will also command the
gr, a. cattle trade Of the West. Already the leading
drovers ard cattle dealers have arranged plan To be
put in opei ston as soon as this Allentown LAX OF 3s
miles OF road is conf pleed, Of making Dauphn sgreat
cattle mat. BY reference to the nap of Pennsylvania
it will be seen tha, Dauphin is on the Susquehannah
il PeDnsy lvario, 6 miles above Hamburg. TIE point
has great advantages cattle mart. IL lies in oe
grasirg distrct vel wa.ered and from it railroads are
in direct communication with Baltimore, Phu'delphia
and NewYork ard s there, the cattle dealers say
the butchers of those cities mast come 10 make their
purchases Il is possible that with all these advan
tsges in favor Of tns route that the enterprise shall
not receive that aid from New York which will insure
TO us its completion In April next the charter eI
pires unless the road is commenced before that date
The enterprise must be carried out never, as
The Legislature of Pennsylvania will renew the
grant,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
MARRIED ID.

UAyDON-COIJINS-On Thursday Aug 2 By the Rev
L. L. Mssoon Mr Henry Hs, don Of Australia to Miss Susan
Coliint Of this city.
NFRkICR-RYAN-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Aug Is,
by the Right Rev. Bshop LousblD, MI Patrick Meirck OF
this city, 70 Ann Ryan Of Brooklyn
sBTPP-BATTIsTINI-On Sunday evening, Aug a. by the
Rev C. Buckbee Mr.. Emilio Sbepp to Miss Elizabeth BATHS
TIM, youDiest daughter OF ABtlIo Sattistin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday, Aus. 20. by
the Rev Mlett No. l22 East Twelfth street Mr.
Cherries Tenplson Miss Sarah Anne Burnside, both Of
London, England
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
TUESDAY. Aug. 26-P II

There was moderate business done at the Stock
Board 10 day, with, however, considerable trans.c
tions in Erie and Cleveland and Toledo. The marke,
was rather firm in the morning, but at the Sec md
Board wss not sustained. There was disposition to
sell Reading short, as tie traffic still shows decrease
compared with last year, ard it closed at s5i asst
decline Off y cent. Erie touched 6ot bu, closed a.
90. 1t was not very freely offered by the bears.
Central vac done at &c, regular and seller sixty.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
y,,.h., s,J,s bsve bsen niae Of lto bags Pepper
H'"T -. u p,mnnkn .fa relotted 81 former

apICEey Further sss bave been nide OF leo sses ieppo
q, soma an All sales Of Pimcsto are eISfed ~ '0
pncss - A., -. ., IN h.,.. as,ile st 10t. (;
New Yors Pale coiDmsn tnblc -. ,.,,o.ss8. .
heavy and active r. hne are nep'es'''
,i.. ~ no bId. Cubs sQstc AAd II bids Nesaa 81 PC
sALT-The market . m VI 200, "and oenidh. a. s7 and
600 AsbtoLs 81 isi 700 sseas "foa@N - .'4' ~
aiCO ,u1. Turk's InsId ~ Sac 4 months , e..
TaIOW- The uartrt sgain setter, and Is actve 'aes
Of 1000 rrne, lls cash -. = ~ hb3.
TOfAtlO-AI kuis Of Leaf are hfm sa es o. 20 h, g.
KsItusky 81 dlJc iS5 b.e' Havana a. -sc' "'oe'' ~
rs.,. se.dlesi at 20. nae.
TEtS-P, ndir he auction sale sunounced for Tomorrow
N. MA het quiet Holders are hrm ,, : p. =,
TIN The market for Ps bettsr small sAe oi bshea
sc atd Str.isS Plses In moderate demsni slt
- ,.nsiD 6.m; sales 30 boxes ordinary bads ttd
s-I months Prime brALcs held A. 81 S1 oEi
Shs,co Tsrr. are n request at 10 SIS 90 10 mos
q coke are .tss5y a. former rates , ,, -,
WHALsBONE-rhs market - very hrm ootn mere ~ ~
.se.7 coo Ochosk tfor eIpotl At sc Al new
so we Office sales Of i2o eco n at oi e'f North west
ard s. as Tor Octotss ,, n ,.,.. .,,5x
WHIsKY-The s'ket IL much lovtr ana WIN st- ru' nn
,n.e. bsavy above inside figures; sses - 10 bos ohio
I'D Prison n 81 d3ic. cash and time
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-AuG. d =
Before Commissioner MORTON

HOUSE OFFICER.
Yesterday and to-day Commissioner Morton has been
taking testimony the petition Of Francis Burnt the oSaef
Of the HOe for OF the forfeiture OF his YES
sell which the imposes "a penalty tor ms Iahains
without Of duties, OF Madame fohdeaus oftJ
goods. r- -
The testimony tsken essentially to the same effect upon
s, IN of Can Miller Nothing with reference
the character Of toe ooos the Delinquency OF the various
parties elected except III the case o the CStO@hou'e
officer, Mr. BoughtOn.
The Of the ship testified hst Boush'on was never
han hOurt time and was ~ lquo most
az the tine when he saw him secoId officer retained
Of hatch.s and that they were !oeEe sno TN
locked in OF Boughon except ID single
This tesnony and what more may be taxep, u VII De oo-
served h 10 transmitted TO the Secretary OF me lrsny
who tie transmit orfeitufes OF vessels under the
act OF ConEes .o.oo >. T., ,.,.
b,nnsb The infuence Of Count the forfeiture OF
MaS.n R0nd. aus Goods hss renitted Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
Advertisement
KALIIsTON. OR ORIENT WATER, FOR BEAUTI-

Tying How shall Uniformity complexion
be preserved And when through Isdysrteuce
Dosure other has been o shall restored
These ard similar qussDs daily to every and at
tbe toilet by the OF pepafao and Prescriptions
often sought The preparations sold IN the
sto often useless sometimes injurious The inventor Of
the Kaston has made this subject Of study and close
chemical this p-psrsio offered exactly
adapted to the unnatural conditions of the sk and
which will relieve its geds aud induce that hne action
II the osparss which ~ give both beauty aud health to the
complexion. JOSEPH BURNETT Co. Propneors. For sale
b b. D. SANDS, C. H. KNG, T. T. GREEN and Druesists
and Perfumers generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
UNITED STATES MARsHsLs oFFlCE-Ave D.

Patrick Mex enpa, alias Paod dy the creek, ven,
@ az, ,ir.,e was arrested and brought 10 the United
So, n,rshsls Ofce There -ro no less than six or seven
this person, founded on charges OF entc
from he Lifted States vessels Potomac
N,b Carolina lie has repeatedly e.sn fred upon b, the
,a $50. Manes while committing his de predstOns ou.
A. effect Not lous 81 ce he was tined I'D yicei
" ~. frited States District Cou for larceny al the Navy
We hnt wss recommended BY the Jury he OF the
go ard vas dismissed with reprnsn1 from the
Indse He several oenses TO for and
Sht be prevented from eQuenting the Of his tor
aer exploits When arrested he in da houss in Water
r,e made desperate resistas in which he Joined
md aided by wi,h whom he dancing bat
6t secured and locked the Tombs for examination
The ,ale of the brig Bramso, her cargo &c, al
vert tske pace this day (Ih the apple alton o
Mes Benedict ordered by the Court be postponed
l.h day OF September next at u al the Navy lard
Bro kyn.
One - Deans, alias james Higgns bostswain OF
the American chip Stag Hound arrested By Deputy Ma
sbal Eeyns char with having the Zj1 day OF Apr lo
while said slip anchor il the River Whsmpos IN China
struck and Octed overheard sailor named MACK who was
the main ard rggpe al the time
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
-BROOKLY wv ITEMS.

FOURTH WARD Fremont AND DAYTON CLUB.-A
regular meeting of the Fremont and Dayton Club of
the Fourth Ward, was held at the Brooklyn Museum
last evering The room was full, as it is on every
occasion when Republican meeting is held here. Elo-
quent aid spirited addresses were made by Francis
II. Upson, Col. L. Snow, and others. Songs were
sung by the Rocky Mountain Glee Club during inter-
walls Much enthusiasm prevailed throughout the
evening, and the meeting adjourned with cheers for
Fremont.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
We are LOW August 2dl buying aud selling

II is evident from the great interest manifested at
this time in regard to the Alfn'own Creek Railroad,
that the col vction is forcing Itself merchants
that New.Yolk can only complete and msintsn her
business supr, macy by opening avenue OF railroads
from this City to St. Louis. Chicago and the other
cities of the great West, which shall secure to
mesrs Of ,ran,t, not only rapid ald direct but no
liable to be iiterrupied oy the rioters of Ede the
sno. of Winter. We have examined this Alentowa
project, which road together with others nov opera
top, will form connection between the New. jersey
Genital and Penney wanna Central Railroads and there
by with the roads extending from Pittsburgh TO Gin
clnr stt form almost al air line route TO the
last. named city, ard with an unbroken gslge,
which will enable passengers TO take their
seats IN cars ut either etd Of the line 10 be re.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK
Cleared.

shirs-E w Farley Nichols Metis, l.. C.. Welsh, CSver
Chase Mas Lanipson RIO Janeiro. sfhen lronsdes !
Indian Hunter, Austin, Bic j o. Baker Co.
BNk-Coanette Lsboreau Hsyre Boyd Hincten. .
schOones-F ssttey Fchstt Charleston McCresdyi NON
4 Co " A Ellis Nichols Richmond, Van Bruut Slant
l. Gilmore TYLER Savannah. J. r. Gilmore Co A. Cole
Jones Fredericksburg, Merrill Abbott Rachel Jane; Nm
ron G,mse,own Van Brunt Saeht; j. Smith (8r Nicker
son 81 John. N. B., Chsse Sus
Sloop- Brazilian, Worden New.Haven, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

FArA FALL.-COroner Connery held an inquest
,.d.v A. the N. y. Hospital, upon the body OF Peter
sh.S, native Of Holland, q years Of sse whose dc h
,sued By injuries received Saturday la by falling from
.ho. s TO the per foo. Of Roosevelt distance Of about
twelve feet The ury rendered .vedict Of scdsntal death
Deceased resided At No 5s Grand 'test where be has left
Uife and family.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
N7Ew-YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-ou

N and after Thursday Aug 1885, aod until further notiss
Trains will leave Pier foot OF Dusner - baev
vh: rn,
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at q. m, for BsHIo.
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at 6 q. m, for Dunkrt.
NAIL At si5 g. IN, for Dankirt and Buffalo and Inter
mediate stations Passengers BY this Train will remain
nisbt at Oweso and pr ceed the next morning
CHICAGO EXPRESS, at p n, for Dunktrk.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, ct $50 N. lrom Io9s q
Chambers ST. via Piemont for sunefns and nsf"ses's
stations. ,n,.
WAY PASSENGER. st4 p m for Newbursh and hsaes
town and Intern edste s,stioDa 49, ,
NIGHT EXPRESS, st6P M. for DunkIk aud BunIe
EBIGRANr, at p for Dunkirk AID bunAo ana in'~
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED . -,
4bs.s Fxpre, Trairs connect Emirs with tho Elu,
Csunp6aigus and Niagara Falls R.lroa for Nasss al
Biz thsmton with the Syracuse and Bnshamton nxosa
Syracuse; at Corning with Buffalo Corning ana NevIm
Rsiresd. for Rochester, Grest Bend WIN ps ~
w.nu. aud Western Hsroad for Scanten 81 bunLo ~
Dunkk with Lake Shore Rsroed for Cievesnd CsnSi
natl Toledo Detroit, Chicago, &c ,,,.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

SIXTH WARD Fremont AND DAYTON CLUB This
association convened the Brick Church, corner of
Court and Butler streets last evening Every seat in
the house was filed, ard among them were as many
as fifty ladies' if not more who gaced the occasion by
their presence ID. b. Bssell and Counselor Campbell
addressed the assemblsge in eloquent terms, and
ehcted immense applause. number of Campaign
songs sung, in which the ladies joined and the
meeting dispersed al late hour with cheers for
Fremont.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

t,uDd y.s.srly 10 The ioeA :. per 10 T ss Az
S,,r S Coro 3.mhe hsld an n. Fs. River on
se.ed .,n % c~ boat when the boat wac run do~n and
Frdsv ss, VI .i,on f. nv boz. Union. rhs decsa'od
swsmPvd y w 80 .omr.fs rescuet by stsofs
do~ ned % ,b. au.i,es fort d noad The BODY II
dri. 20 dey al 'Ac e'A- muse o. ps"e'He
~ ~ .ns,,l .,r ,ss,tive ideBt thcation
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
fAdver.iaarnenf l

LAW SCHOOL.-HENRY CLAY's OPINION OF
STATE NATIONAL Law ScnooL. Pooshkeepsie
d. L.: Tho system pursueo uhriysed" 20 effects upon
ths suden. wonderful Next fern begins on Sh seo.em
Der. Send for Circular J. w. FOWLER.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
ADVERTISEMENT
j. GURNEY would respectfully announce to his

hends patrons that be his PB0roGRAPHc and
pAGUIRREOTyPE hs old gallery No 5iy Broadway,
Leonard and that he removed branch
Of bis esbhmet part OF the city, nor does he intend
doing He however made important aterauo1s aud
hDproveu the PPoToGRAPHc DEPARTMENT and nO~
enabled Of arsts u produce finer
than have this
J. GURsEY, No. 3i9 Broadway, cor. Loonsrdst