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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
Cenaent Roohns.
HAVlNG purchaser the right Iof Child
IL Patent Elastic Fire and Water

HAVlNG purchaser the right Of Chtld.s
Ii Patent Elastic Fire and Water.
Proof Cement Roofing. patented Janub.n ~,
SAL for The Stale pf Wig MIA, MeE are p e.
pared TO sell the right for listt bets, counties,
or towns, u is the only altleld Vet ittsented
that will successful ~ resist the action of The
atmosphere id efery climate. II ID perfectly
NJ ater and Fire, Proof, sRdsin point fof dura
bill We believe II j. equal. i}nol superior,
~ any metallic roofing; ana is by far lie cheap
|estthat can be nsed.
II can be put On over shingles, iinEor iron
roof ne, lno ii Tefence howktsep tie roGf) To
prevent !. aking; and il is HFiisufed in Gincin
natl atiie same rate. as iron OF tin roofs T.
II eqnnotltake IRE from Tie aarning Of eOutig.
uous Juilaings. 65
WI will be prepared By tie 18th Of May, 10
furnish and put on this, exEceI.enrt roofing a,
Wheeling, and other platess
Address us sst Wheeling, VA, when full
pa PARTICULARS can be obtained.
May s., 1917, v3s2m3 ESTILL 4 co.
Read the following csrt.fsa;es
Ogrics Of BecKrrrE srarE IksrRrAsc Co.,
No, 1T Front street, bet MAIN and Syc.
amore,. C~incinnstiH0 Dec. f6, 1856. y
I'd all whom it may, condeern:E-Th s IS te
certify that / have examined sap~eci1a4ens aud
toesfs III We. ChilIs & Go.feS Fire and Wa.
ter Proof Cement Rs5fIng 4 nd believe il to be
eininently Superior TO ny otslcr kind Of Roof
ing new III Use j Was an eve wiiness Of .
severe trial Of one oithese Roofs. from . large
volume OF flame from aA Adjoining bailding,
which struck directly lpon Tile II tof and Cor
nice FIT nearly half an hour tSiood the trial
beyond al. expectation, and saved The mild
ing. Signed. Il. WI. HfiSKiLL,
President Buckeye State nsurs nee Co.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
Mercer Academy,

CHARLESTON. KANAWHA Go, "
TIME next session Of tbs institution will bee.
IL gin IN the 1ih SCI temteE. TLh eesne
Of instruction embraces all stu es teqnlsltt
FOR fitting ht Us Tor entering any isss ii COZ
lese, or furthe active busints II life. u
will include
The Usual English Branches.
TIE La ID and Greek Languages,
The French and German LanFuaeef.
The Mathematics.
The session extends from Sept shsr iethtc
July 10th, with an ihteImission o "A ~ dssf
Of Christmas. gs
Tuition-ist. Grade. $50 per b sslcng
End. Grade, so n 49,
All tuition fees, payable quartz " IN -
Pupils, - L cksts, sickness sxeePiea;
will be charged from time Of admisiea . s'a
Fpr circu 'ar, or for further infoIrsatifn, q.
ply 10 Z. w, Newton. Sec. Board &C Tfnstss'
Or to VIM. g. CLAYTON
July 81, ,57.4 PRINCIPAL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
MoFFATs
~ a III -

. III
AND PHOENIX RTTTERS.
gTsHE best family medicine now before 5the
4 public for the cure of
scRoFuLA ulcers scuRNN,
OF Eraptions Of the skin, Fever snd. Agne
Dyspepsia. Diepsy. and in fact all diseases
soon yieIdt 10 their curative Br6pertiesg N
II has been computed lhaidutingt He iast Is
years upwafds OF POUR ~MrILloks oEI persons
been benefited BIZ the use Of these med
icinss. q faet which speaks Volumes I'D favor
of their curative prppeaies-s SINGLE triai Will
pasce them beyond The reachsof composition III
ne estimate Of eyefY patient BIZ Their pse ths
flood Is restored TO healthy state and Iffeed
fioIn All impurities. The system is not reduced
during their operation, but inyigoratkd, and
they require no resirainl from bustaexs OF
pleasure.
The Afflicted have inthese medicines afernI
edg that will 10 for them All that meaidinec 81
possibly efiects Prepared bgs
ei6-iy w. y MOFFAT, N. York.
EEE - l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
IMP ORTANT.

/ Those indebted I'd the bate fTrn Of II. W.
Goodwin q Co. are requested 10 call and set
tie The same, as Il is important 70 The parties
itst they should close up the business of said
firm without DELAY. Paflies having accounts
against the anne the same will present Them
ii them at the ofhee Of Goodwin y Welch.
Cnarlestont September stE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
Br The Lnst Roat.

.TIST receiveff .oQO cations STONE WARE
~ consisting Of Jarf, .Llgs. GhlrnSs &eS
Also a fresh supply of pure pce.ss Fei
sale low ioT cash. HBf#l
March II. 1851. Il.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
COTTAGE Inn,
my JANE III. d y a

r.. e. 1...: ' :. el....a !; . saaS' ]. N.
Point PFeasant and chaTicstdn TntHhak wd
miles above Red ilotse. Every ate ltTi
he paid 10 glsests. H~fEN5HT9l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

NJ RS. RocK--fosaerly ef he Maiden
w House. Ksnawha So aes--l A sEre aiove 4
10 The large and tcominealops Bfick n otHf4cp. 4
ppsite the old stand, where steiis prepsftdtol
eneteftain the t~rareltngpablic. Hull All
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
P,rxAx county va, OF. acth iss

PlrSAN county Va, Or. 18th iS5s.
Being called on byfMr. Hart 10 express my
opinion in reference 10 d Wheat fan / pu:.
CHASED Of him, lido sd with please ~ ind vii
SAY that il fafsurpass 5 a6,tLihg 81 The kind
| have over used, aud coHstdet IL tine hest
haye eytr seen in point ofAeieaninE wheat &c.
rs we'll as the most speedyyghaving cleaned NJ
one ,say over Twelve MuHdfed btsht IS with III
ami in short ! can't concpI 81 low abb ttet, III
t.cle could We invented. fiji
LEWIS BoWLlNG.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

-
Baltimore CWstera

70 cansA half Teams. received dA,B EY exntess.
Also-rFEesh, Spiced. Picked md Hermetical-
lysealed pysters. for sale at tEeir oyster depot
Monroe Stfeet, Wheeling, ya.
y9hTS a. BLISS AErnk
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
KANAWHA
KHR
Confectionery x GTpocery,
Main Street, 4th door below the Lower
Ferry, ChaFiestOns fa

.DEING fully acquainted with Pre- baking
ID business, in all its VARIOUS bfeHshes' no
pains will be spared to render GsatisFactIon 70
the most fastidlous taste.
Cakes, Pastry, &c. &c, for Wedding
Parties,
made on The shortest not ce. Fresh Bread.
Paslrry. DC, every day. -Four ) sthe whole
sale and retailt "a I'LL
Having on hand ! full supplylot Groceries.
Il will sill as cheap as the cheapest for cash.
Country produce, &c, takeiI ii e4rhahge foI
lioods. at ihe market Irice, orEessh Wall be
paid required. L.
nl2s2 GEpKSGEE ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
K,s,wnA Q. n. v. Mas !. h

Kss.wHA c. H., Va. MAJ 2, 1857.
/ hereby certify that | have used w. e.
CHILDISH Cos Patent Elastic FIR and Wa
ter Proof cement Roofing ! on my new hotel
and believe it to be all III is REPRESENTED to- be
the pubic. q. WILSON.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
Clseissa-I Aerscs RoraI Iss. Go.

*. .I~.1.E - EEU. w IoJIL#I-- y :.
! haye4examined W. Il. CHILDISH Co.'s Elias
tic Fire and w alter Proof Cement Roofing, and
as FART as 4 can Judge. consider Il 4 good in
yention. and am willing to insure bqildings
thus projected upon the same terms as | in-
sure those covered with metal.
81 Signed, JOHN i. LAW
Agent Royal las. Co, London and Liy,l.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
ORIENTALLIFE

IL scnibing the Must p rplexihg Pea iois
j m which tie Ladies and GtnfiE mtnofiE..
Country have ketnso often found Ties
Storsrs will continue ihronehept he who's
year and will prove he Mos, EnttrsIa.
ing .vsr offered 10 the pliLlic
IL Fnrnislfd wes klY 10 gSutstrlGE
only, et$i ayeaT. All letters fnnst . Il.
dressed to JOHN s. DfE. Blokrr,
Publisher ard Preptstar
ySniyl 10 Visit Snesi. New yah
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
CisciSxArl, Dee, ma

UtN.y ia 800.
To whom II may concern:-Thisis 20 eeiti-
fy5tiat We have adopted w. B. Oh Ilis d Co.'S
Elastic Fire and Water Proof Genbent Roofing
upon our store and Dwelling Houses. It has
given the most perfect satisfaction. and we
can ne eommend 1t to all wishing Fire and1Wa.
Ter Pro5f Roofing.
signel. BARKER &ToN PHUL.
Gas Fixtures, No 81 West Fourth ST.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
BUFFALo TANNEY, ron SALE.

BARGAIN can Be had III The Tan
"a merry situated Immediately back n
Buffalo, Containing about one acre 81 lana
with q good bark house, bark mill. and
well of water, etc. The tan house n
somewhat out of repair. Buffalo u pne
Of the best points in Western Yirgin 4
for ! taanery. 70. =. HARVEY
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
THE -COMMONWEALTH 0V@

70 rnk sHERlFs on kAnswnk eousr,
W. cog 2 Yen net ysa ssan..
Company. if they be found in ,osT h n
10 appear before the Justices IL an, esls
Count for the founiyof Kanawha - psssAiy
be held in thd .CIesk,s Office theFeof -sseth
first Monday dn 0eteter. present naeulh
answer Gilbett u. Aefganiof ! plea of =
pass on the case il Observation-Disclosures ~
Aud have then there this wit. NssW.
ALExxknER w, QgAnRskR, Cftfk az nssn
a. the Court ! ense Of said c.'... .s
sd day or October fS5T,lin The sd ye,r tM
Ton nda lion. A. ". QUARRfrees w
October6 6. S T--n24wl3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

N n KaSpALrt, YasOct. IS. U
4 Ihave used One of TT. Daii's gEraia cirsn
et6 on my farm this season. and csRi conhdentI
III rt recommend il ID he fatiners or Kauawha.
AZ one Of the best and hnost p.rfeet grain
cleaners | sser was acquaintedFw with.
GRtD.E w .HlLL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
AMERICAN MOTEI

:. -. :. : ~: e: H.: :: !. Z! !: j: II.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
KAnAwna ceuntyl va, Dec &c, 1850

cguhIy5 Fa.tiUes 70, 9oSb
I do hereby Certify that ! Fought Of J. b.
Hart & Co., in3dls lastton. OH their PATENT
Wheat Fans, and fnl ii 10 ID the very best
fan / eSet uxed, think Il viii clean from
Thirty tasfofty bushels III wheat per hour,
Without aAoyy9 extra labor. J J BROWN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
March 81, 1851.

Having had occasisn to clean some seed
" wheat, Thoroughly of cookie cheat, &C., !
was induced, from The high reputation had.
sof Mi. Harris in proved fans, 10 make The ex-
pertinent. with une oftheI4 which with fscil-
sity,, and ease in eyt ryA way, fully accomplish
Is everything for which it HAS been 80 de-
servsdly recommended !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
arain CIeaner.

I his IAN - pronounced Us onspetcHi lHukSs
ID be the beet sepefator now in nses for cleans.
M Wheat, CtoyersSeed and all kinds ui
grain, from Cheat, 1Cuckels Garlic and all
kinds Of filth. II cleans Glover Seed clean
enough ful market Without sitting They are
built of good maj and BY good workinen.
All eur fans are warranted. all ~communiea-
tons addrrssedto Kanawha Court HOUSE viii
Be promptly aitendedsto.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
7NTotdce.

TIME partnership known is II. ". GOOD
ILL WINA& CO. IS this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

CAMEL COAL LAND ron SALE,
TINE undersigned offers for sale, COO acres
~ of land, a~bnundmg in canheI, SPilns
and Ritumihous Coal and Iron, situHiea vi
Elk Riyet. Is miles abbve GhaIlestnn
Apply TO a. q. SNYDER.
ClendeHin p. O., kanawEaC Co, Nhs
N3nfSa aA.lM WAX
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

Those Expecting to Dye This Winter
MOULD do WELT call al the Charles.
INN ton Drug Store. as they will hao
there a good assortment Of COED Dr.
Stuffs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

The business Of the above concern will
herea fier be- conducted under the style oi
GOODWIN q WEIGH. in the store house
lately occupied liz c. Ruby.
'H II. w! GOODWIN.
GEO. 1. WEIGH.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
80 w

Or, lIHE
FGR II YICTED
John n. Dr4 Is the Autho,-
who has La 10 sears ekpenenes
lianktr and publisher, and author n
A seriss of Eeetlpss ct ltAe Br..
TabtraGeEs,
when. for 10 Successive nights, sse
p u50.0t0 peoplen
q greeted him with rounds or sppIaus, ~.
2 be eShibiied the manner iii which coz.
terielers execute ueiffrapsS, 4 he saiss
? and shortest means . deteetinelAsn!
"A The bank note ele!ASeTslaII ily fbatk,
o IS Tie greatest Judge. ofpapet morty hyinE
n1AREATEST DISCOVERY III tie
M PEEsfNT eHsTtRY ras
. Detecting Counterfeit Bank Votes,
Describing Every Genuine Bill ii EI.
. isience and Exifb ting ala glance
every Coant, Tfti IN
4 Cifc5istina.It
Arranged so admirabisI that EE5EaEserA
= EssY spd DETEerIoK lNsTksrAaE9s.
Q n No to examipei No page "a
n hvntgp ID
But 50 simplihed and 4rang,d. that Ga
Merchant, Rsnier. and Busilfss MAJ
tan adj ata Glalet.
~ III E rs. -
= Engt,R, Feeaaa md Grms..
5 Thus Each may read Inc same in lis srs
8 Native Tongue.
D Most Perfect Bank Notc List Published
Also a Lis.acf
= Hide PrirGte Baakt-s IN .Amries,
3 a Complete Suumsfyofthe Fsaserd
y q Rork and dSERIcA win be pabtisltd il
each edition, t getbsF with aiIsiLs inpt
" FAINT NEws uf the lar. Also
y II SERIES or TALES
- From an Old MahascIiptlfcund Ia he Es.l1
= III fu1nishesthe mr. ~ ran, nie.s His
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

In addition to the above stat melt Of Nj.
Laidiey ! have to say, hatl also am the oyE-
I'll OF one Of Nr. Eiart's fans III alf parckSsed
o fMr Laidley thirty bushsls Nc Lis /ptime
rock wheat. for sowing. fully cleaaed for that
purpose asllis manager stated IxuDpo<e tho
On his Cd ian not Mi. fsart's thst1 took the
Iprscaution tp Ipun the seeI YIlea At again
the Hart fan. and IN ne operation
reduced Tile thiTty 10 tweniy-si b shells of
pure clean wheat; il this is mot recommends.
lion 10 those desiring tppphth4tse ! coed grain
I| As III. prARRIER. D
Kilie Crankie, 18th October is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

have had IN use upon NY farm, during
Ind present year, . wtfat fan manufactured
by i. b. 5fIart& 90, of E;'halest non Kanaw Ra,
Itakc pleasure Ia sayiRag that X is teridtdls
the best fan | have evet lyed orls. en- IN ust.
JAMES NJ LAlDLEY. \
Glenwood. Oct. g.. 1856.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
"a ENla3TE |.f VIC TF III
Kana,waa County. Oct. 2ua issj.

Having ,sed one nfJ. B Hart q Cos. Pan
for CLEANING Wheat, &c. I take pleasure in
recommending Il to the F4rners, fr clean
ing seed whrat Of cfoGkle, Cheat &C., | dotnot
think itnan be surpassed By any Fan. AS far
is 1 have used il, il has 6 ven entire saiisfac-
Etion.N s tyOflNEG. ChRh,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

AN CmaRLEsVoH, kanaw "a.
This il to%rertifyihat | have used one Of j
q. Hart & Co. improved grain ct.ea lers, aud
take pleasure III recommending fhem 70 the
flaming community As . very superior article.
I a.. WRIGHT.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

4LIGHT on THE sUBJECT.r
DERSONS III want Or Window Glass,
. Putty. &C.. would do well 70 call On
j. ii. ROGERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

lawful sdsss - faoililats ne end ara ssjsct e
saeen-tns gu.santesing q equal righis ~ 4
II. Resolved, That We have INTEGRITY and n
Tsrritory 70 perform al the dutieS a the VI,
y our midst with. usefulness 10 IL rovssn
vim honor - Ourselves; and We oInim thaS n
OF Iignt euure 70 The beasnt OF our citizens.
~ Resolved, That comaittss q twnU.'
pointed % prspare n aA1reo y ths people q
beates, setting for The ends and objec3s Of our
Deth brancnss Of The L<gishsurs have rspu,
PORTION Of The Gevernor's message relating -
of.oertain enactnents u the bogus statuaA q
that hey win not modify them In The Leo, bu
more. 4 bill has been Introduced which N
the passage Of law 10 submit all casss n
murder 70 the dec,sion Of the court. 6lrinsfell
me1ds that 2 law b passsd with the penal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

ACCIDENT TO The DOVER SUBMARINE CABLE
We are informed by the submarine Telegraph comp
that IN accident has happened 10 the submarine
cross the Channel and that telceraphio conmnnica
with thR Continent 10 temporarily deayedin oonscque
n spp<sr that during The fearful gales on the 9Th Inst
chip Of fto tons heavily laden, lost her anchor In
Dov ns and driven By he foroe Of The gale and lido
I'd schooner; she then, becoming more unman agea
srifed into Eve fathoms water. An anchor was spec
Vet 40, with 90 fsihomschsia attached, but tho bark,
relied By tho unusual force Of the gale, dragged her
ohor Until che brought up shsrply, bead 70 wind
epeuirg tho western light Of the south Forelsnd
feared that she here upon the Submarine Compar
tstsnd esbIo The hurricsne, the tide, the weight Of
N p ana the necessity OF keeping her orstopss sbach
orif into deep water, vorted 90 much upon The sub
OF time, the cable giving way, abe nsts'
ing forward with increased velocity, when
Was suddenly brought up, head 70 wind again, BY
Calas cable. The bark was held, In spite Of the he,
sea- the gale and the pressure Of wind on her sails
about IN hour, when once more she broke away
sailed or down the Channel. Both submarine IIuss
fortunately became unworkablc In conEeq uepce of
uniewsrd accident; and communication with the Co
rent was partially stopped The see n the point VII
the vesfei caught the cables II about fourteen ,hr
deep only, ana he spot n within three quaxeYs
nom the shore. The company have already uads
rsHfemsnts 10 reTar the cables the oment The veat
will permit; and, meantime, messages are being
rspbed 10 Dover, sent thence By the steamer vi
kaves thrice daily, 10 Calais and then IRON Ca,Haa 4
eraphed 10 their various destisasscps n n su7b1
thst. the weather proving favorable, both ~
Dssht - compessly rspaarsa h ~ course 4 . day
LsaAen itne, J@ y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28
Intelligence from Kansas.
CONVENTION ADJoURNEp-THE BOGUS LAWS SHALL
NOT BIB REPEALED.

lCorrssponoence Of the 81 Louis Democrat
The committee to eecs permanent Officers for The Con-
venton made their report yesterday morning with Mr..
lsaacs, Of Leayenwossh, - chairman. Mr. lsascs Wa
removed. After the true style Of border gathering,
which consists Of furious speeches. shouts and ellis
Convention adjourned rs de or their exact nature -
The time OF passage would be difficult TO deter mnc
All reporters known 70 have ever brcsthsd the air
read paper north OF Mason and Dixon's nnc
cluded with the they returned Of immediate
visitation Of the penalty laid down BY the "sof defen
.ivss" copy = revised, abridged, amended and ap
whereas the people Kansas by their vote 1t the last
election In aocordsDce with The previous notice did
solve 70 have convention preparatory 70 asking sdmis
sion into the Union ~ State IT, therefore, becomes
oesrary 10 define positon and whereas the national
sass :.s rsS:.ss.s ri, Is: suI ss'h 70 :.
THAI Justice whicn The srs.s psinc,pss enacted
q s Y is
well ~ when propose 70 emerge from The rerri,or 81
condition, that principle which naures 70 the people Of
every Territory the right TO mould their organic laws
10 them may seem best-unrestrcied BY Congressional
interfertncc-thercforc, be u resolved,
tiorsl Democracy Of Kansas and 70 subscribe 10 aad
sustAn The great principles Of that party sea forth By
q Resolyed, mai We urge upon all good men from
North ana south, East and West, VINO honestly In
avor Of the great principles referred 70 above 70 unite
with ~ In carrying them ous In good ialh In al failure
8 Resolved, That Is our duty, claiming as We do 70
be he law and order party, thereby Representing the
copservave sentiment OF people OF Kansas
duct our deliberations aud 70 bare our parry action en-
high National conservative and patriotic grounds acting
the great democratic principle, kag nothing
what u clearly right, ana iuOmlssins % nothing MAI
wrong.
Resolved That We cordially and earnestly invite The
citizens Of Kansas without the distinction OF parties
without iefertnoe dvhions and differences winch have
usefupSss 10 our country ana throw ASIDE
partisan annosty, and rally 70 the defence Of law and
order r, ma being thai evil exists we have frcc re-
nedy The courts OF our country and the ballot box.
8. Resolved Thai We have hitherto looked szd re-
ceiysd The ardent support Of Northe ana wesssrs de-
mcorsts IN sustaining our political rights II snould be-
our earnest desire asorous efforts 70 commit no DO
confidence soasuppo Of inc great oonsiruronal party;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

WIN ne Osval,sr Nauy, whs. h HE addrsu v ths
ffeneh Geographical Sooeoy o. Tie subso Of he pro-
srsss Of gsosapAic soisnes TIE year 1885, rsmax Of
Andersen's work, "Nos. eussios aine trouuer ds de-
transactions 0scsv' pAqAs pss p,ssisa das "a rsaiOs
africa now very active soeae or explorations with
Christian missionaries. The French are ct work among
me Bechuanas. mo Americans are penetrating By
me 3sooon river near the EQUATOR and arc IN
Natal, in the Psngue country, and above Nendl
On he western coast The English are working into the
Interior nom Sierra Leone and at Natal The ccloniss Of
Algeria are also endeavoring possible, to open drec!
trade with those tribes whom they have 10 far overcome
and whom they now wish TO gain over by cvihy and
pcas 10 their interests.
We learn from late number OF the Bombay Tines That
Capt Barton and Lieut. Spoke have len ZANZIBAR to mako
explorations IN the Interior They are to be absent two
years, and will joined their route by Dr. Stelnhsuser
who will leave Alden for the purpose. Their object to
ascertain tho existence Of the great lake or lakes supposed
TO exist In the interior OF Africa near and south Of the
Equator 70 the twententh parallel. These Havs
hopes Of meeting the great expedition on way up
The Nile, TO which We have already alluded, fort
fed In their expectations Of meeting large bodies Of water
from the Act ofsuch being alluded by Ptoemy and their
being tradt nary accounts Of them extant the East
Capt Barton thinks they will be found TO be the sources
the Nile. They may also bs OF the great ZAmbiz
explored by Dr. Livingston, who to thAk IL has it,
origin where the Nile also has These gentlemen intend
10 be absent for twelve month"; and then 10 Fan
zbar for fresh supplies and To take new departure.
ID asserted BY some geographsrs that considerable
number Of lakes exist on the East Coast Of Africa In
which many rivers from the table lands terminate The
well known salt lake Assa, twenty five miles west Of
Tadjurra one Of them, i've hundred and seventy feet
below the level Of the Another u the lake Nass.
ts lower extremity being crossed by the tenth parallel
south latituoe and several hundred miles in length,
which, according to Mr. Somervne from whom quote
this paragraph, ID the fountain head probably, Of the
White Nile 1t u - yet but little Known.
We might add to this imperfect sketch-ior ID not In.
tended TO be anything moro Than brief outlines
Of explorations BY individuals In various parts Africa
whom occasionally hear through the foreign bulletins
but there Is not enough known OF their proceedngs-to
warrant yet any opinion Of the value Of their abors
What to be the future condition Of Afrca cannot be
foreseen. Civilization and commerce have for hundreds
Of years been at WORK 10 reclaim from barbsrism.
Whatever evidence there exists Of partial
TO be limited to the places where the whites have
color les and stations and control the natives by the force
Of superior power and intellect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

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