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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

To PAsToRs.-Our aim is to inculculate, es-
pecially by vivid Illustrations, that discrimina'
ting truth which God bessos to the salvation
of men. None are so likely as pastors to dis
cern that truth, and how so to adapt it as to
gain access to the mind, and reach the heart.
We do not request any articles specially re-
ferring to the Tract Society, for God is giving
us multiplied testimonies of his blessing
Neither do we request obituary, or examples
of death-bed repentance, for these crowd upon
our hands. All the wide range of truth and
tact, drawn from the Bible, from history, from
passing events, from all sources, to enrich the
mind and strengthen and speed the Christian
life is here appropriate and if inserted will
probably fall under the eyes of hOlfa million
rnnders.-- -EpisrnunL RecOricr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
HUMOROUS.

Fashions votaIies have two taults--they are
and hollow-hearted.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

MAmEN's FIRST LovE.-lluman nature
has nothing more pure-the world knows moth
ing more chaste-lIeaven has endowed the
mortal heart with no feeling more holy, than
the uasccnt affection of young virgins soul.
The warmest language Of the sunny south is
too cold to shadow forth even faint outline
OF that enthusiastic sentiment. And God has
made the richest language POOR in the same
respcct, because the depths of hearts that thrill
| with loves emotions are too slcred for the
common contemplation. The musical voice OF
Love strs the source OF the sweetest thoughts
within the human breast, and steals into the
most profound reccsses of the soul, touching
cords which never vibrated before, and calling
into gentle companiouship delicious hopes TIL
then ual;now. Yes--the light of yonng
maidun's first love breaks dimly but beautifully
upon her as the silver lnstre OF star glimmers
through thickly-woycn bower; and the iirst
plush that mantles her cheek, as she feels the
primal influence, is faint and pure as that
which rose-lear might cast upon marble
But how rapidly does that light grow stronger,
and that luah deeper until the powerful eiinl'
rcnce of the one irradiateS every corner OF hel
heart. and the crimson glow OF the other sui
fuses every feature of her c0untenance.
Life Illustrated.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

81 say, neighbor Hodge, what are you fenc-
ing that pasture for forty acres Of it would
starve a cow
keep the cows ont"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
THE TRAVELLER

STEAMdOAE MOEICE .,,,,
u.zr, TIIE STEAMBOAT JOHN uSlI,
re4SlL-a-H FiTH Will oonnlence rnnning bett,Toet
tizssrsssa WILMINGTON and iennsEoye Aprt hsti aG
SPM, Leave Pehiagrovo at Vi \. Al :, and P'M'
rf, Ah SGen nv WIZ Z GxDjSiONS will be attended to at
Iom n y w. afs enu "e"" H. i. MILLER, Captain.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27
Trihnte Of Resneft.

Taylor Division, Sons Of Temperance
il session October cath, 1857
Whereas. it has pleased Almighty God
I'd remove from this world by Die hand
Of death, our beloved and worthy brother
JAcoD KunN, jrs Therefore,
Resolved. 1, That we cherishEtbe mem.
DRY Of our deceased brother, whose MANY
solid virtues have greatly endeared him
to us aslaman, a eitizen, and a member 81
this Division.
Resolped. 2. That We tender to his re-
~latives our most affectionate syrsspathies
inHthis deeply affective, providence, aand
commend them to Him who alone cas
give to them real consolation under Thu
sore bereavement.
Resoived. 8. That members st this Di.
vision will wear the usual hadgs D
mourning.
Resoiged. 4. That these resolutions be
published in the Kanawha Republican
and the s.kanawha Valley Stat, nnt
that 4 cepylbe sent tothe father ef Gu,
deceased brother.
JAMES ii. BROWN.
GEORGE w SAUNDERS,
JOHN II. RITTER.
Cen. z. d. 3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27
r.h.lL ranntf AsrIsHIlaraI s0,Isly.

a FIErNW - H.M
Pursuant to notice. q rneetlng a the
Cabell County Agricultural Society was
ned a Die Lodge Room, At Barbourvlllie
Is Monday October 5, 1857, fof the par.
bose or reorganizing the socsety accord,
IND to the act Of Legislature passed ias'
winter,
On motion +. d. L. BeuhrIng VAS aP
pointed Chairman, and John j, StebbEn'
Secretary.
Tie following officers we're elected fol
the ensuing year s
President-C. 4 RoEe.
VICE Presidents-eC. K. Norris, Thes
II jenkins, samuel W. johnson, M. r.
Reee HI
Recording Sec.-Thos. Thofnburg
nFreasnper2Chas. T. Everett.
dnratorsA-John w. ThornbuFg, Pete
T.oye. Jas. Wilson, Robert s. Holderby
Wm. r.. Seamonds, C. Simnacns. W. n
.Dusenbury, Thos. Kilgore.
On motion unanimously fesolyed \
hold 4 Fair, on Thursday the l2thH dal
III November, At Barboufsvilles
@. L. Roffe, Jas. Everett James WI
son wers appointed committee N Prspar'
a list ofpremiums. u
Thos. T~hornbarg, VIM Miller, Y
Miller, w. j.. 1Samueis, were sappolntet
committee 10 negotiate Tor The purthas'
Of q lot near Barbcursyillef tor me use
or the society.
The amount necessary for ths purehas'
of i flot Of six acres was subscribed. att
Tie society adjourned to Ineet at tlhi'
same place Isl Monday in Novernnber.-7
4 yaadoa Unionist, IN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

IAs. u. Hnows : w. 5. sUnarRs
VARIABLE
Farnn FOR 9ale.

- ~(4Ot
.TIIB subscriber offers for tns-
suIe the farm on which
he non resides, adjoining
tho Village Of coalsmouth, KansTI.
county Virginia. containing about sW!
acres, more or less, a large proportion r
which Is Kanawha and Coal river bosuu.
of the 6nestaHd NEST productive qaali1.
The upland All Of excellent qualify, add
we'll sdapted % the culture Of tobacco d
Addison to the ordinary crops Of dc
ceuHtry.
The House and out buildings are ven
cymmodious and comprise every building
necessary, or convenient for well III.
ranged farm. The situation ofthe hous
Is beautiful and commsding. and Ehs
lawn is well set IN English grass. and Ia
forest trees. The farm IS Wen watsrsd
having several fine springs
The attention Of those desiring s khs
farm and comfortable homestead, siluaed
i'd the midst of an intelligent and refined
community. are respectfully invited y
this opportunity. Fhe subscriber vii
take pleasure in showing The premisesn
any one desiring 10 purchase. Tern
will be moderate. accomplishing and rsa'
sonable. B. s. THOMPSON.
Oct. 9th, 1857.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27
Attending %ltrslonmanh.

Some time ago, says the. New York
Herald, one Of the boards of Our City
Councils appointed aCommittees byway
OF an experiment, IL look into THE records
Of 1.-The financial department of this bless
ed corporation, in order thereby p aseer
tain if possible, how the peoples money
has been going for the lastfew years.
ii Pursuance Of their duty. the committee
have been inspecting the books. papers,
Dc, touching D city expenditures for
the last 1--WE or six years or more. and
their discoveries have been perfectly over
Whelming. 1t seems. from These. AL
toandihg disclosures. that within thisEpe-
rod five or six years, sams .of money
Samoantiag 10 The stapendous oqgregats oy
eight Of Ten m;tii6as of dollars, lave dis
appeared from our Gig Treasury. nobody
hnosos hone. aohen. or ackere. or mAat torI
The money has been expended. But thers
Are no vouchers. OF. specifications. III in
dieatiohs IS to the purpose fol- wh5ch il
was paid away.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

A D. BasKs' Esq.-The talented ana
DERnplished Editor Of the SosA Sids
n aocrot will be- i candidate for the
clerkship ofI the House Of Representative
M. 3. IS i Young maj IF intelligence IL
tegrity. industry and agreeable manners,
and would discharge DE duties Of tbe
|ofice ably, honestly and satisfactorily
10 The public, He has always been q true
and consistent Democrat, and has rem
dred valuable services to the party. III De-
fence ef its principles. measures and poll
cy. He deserves we'll Of the Demoeratlc
party and now that They hare an uidoupe.
cd and available majority, We hope he
may again 3D. the nominee, and trium,
plar.as e.actad EdHg Sir
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27
TRUST SALE.

TN pursuance of a deed Of trust. srseu Cd
I'LL by George Wilson 10 me, IS trustee, -
SECURE certain debts therein men tened p
Henry Snyder aud others. which said TnistIs
iof re cord in. Kanawha County Court Clerks
Office. | shall proceed, on Saturday, The ttth
day OF November next, at HE tavern kouseo
SAID Sns der. in North Charleston. 10 sch iot
ready money 10 the highest bidder, . large IL
of raible, some Of which has been highlF
polished and is said 10 be very valuable.
Oct Ii. tsk7-n26 Trustees.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27
HOW P~roDh.tit!

The following Is an extract from q
speech made by President Buchanan,
when ID Congress, in 1910, n thc ln.
dependent Treasury Bill;
THE evils Of 4 redundant paper
circulation arc manifest tn eye.
1t alternately raises and .siIksthc val,
ne ~eyerysman's property lAtIimIakes
d beggar oftEie man To- morroww who
INDUCED in dreams of wcalth to-day.
1t cohveIts the business ofsociety into
a mere lottery, while those whho dis.
tribute the prizes are wholly rresposi.
ble 10 the people. When the collapse
como s-as come it must-it CASTS la.
horcrs ont Of employment brushes
manufactures and merchants, aud RI.
Ills thousands Of honest and q
.ouls citizens"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

Tho recent elections n Ohio ~resulte
- de election Of 5 msjority q "a dem
ocrats "a lhs legislature. Chase, aboli.
zionist. ii supposed to be elected governor,
BY ! fsw- votes. L
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

How rHIs W6RLp rs GIN ES ro LT
lnle.--Mrs. Cunningham has not gone
Sonth as reported. She Indignantly
repels the SANDER, and alleges that
she would have appeared i'll cenrtEthe
other day, but for .ili-health and the
dampness Of the weather. She will
she adds. SNAKE her appearance OH
Saturday morning before tlle august
HtrihDfda M .# k#HH 4@i. a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

wnoIs IL NrED or Mosx.g-w..
BY one Of orr exchange papers. that i.
grand and PIincely fortune Of sa5.oon
was drawn It tho far famed and Iat.
Lottery One Of ii SAyor& e. W.
iugtop, p. D., ~ the sstb ii seUtsmh..
by a worthy farmer in Upper ST..
Windsor county, VERMONT, nans.d IN
s. Ransom. This was indeed ! l..ts
init. but NJ. sxvor d Co.'S is,ruly. , 3.
tunate Office ID which to draw haud.e,.
prizes. and We cant help advising s,
readers to look ut the splendid and popul,
lar lotteries in our paper By lhess m.
prize sellers. and 70 those r5o ron. s.
neg, we say order By al msans, r;t,s.,
delay. q few f N. sAyor 4 Cos lueI,
tickets.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27
Appointments In Virginia.

WAsnISoroN, Oct. +HThomas
Crockett has been appointed ColIec
Tor Of the port OF Yorktown, VIA. and
Thomas IF. Bagnell Surveys 81 ofthc
port Of Accomac.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

III ID estimated that there Is $4,000
Doo. Ooo Of specie. in the United a.es !
equal to sic in coin for every man.
woman and child ia the country
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27
Freshest.

ne recent ftsshet Ia ssr1Isa III il
the Horse Race dam across tbe Sus-
quehanna river, six miles above
Tunkhamock.
This will suspend Navigation upon
the North branch cannal Ifpr q long
time, ii it does not operate II the en-
tire abandonment OF that work for a
long time 10 come, Of getting coal
West from the valley except b,y rail
road.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27
BAsx on KAsAwHas
Eanawha SaIines, "a October, tp51.l
- Exctllency, HEkRYtA Ar WisE.

~ Exctllencys HENRTEAf WlsEs
Governor Of ViTginiss
SiY:-The existing state Of fnsaeial ~
bies ihropehoattke country resulting ~ "
suspension Of numerous banksi has infpenes-
The board of Directors Of this bank 70 dises.
tinue the payment Of specie inn ms 800 ~
until such time IS a general Iessnpt,snE..
specie payment BY other neighborlag ssn.i
shall enable it 10 resume on fair ana ssn-
terrns. 4.
Having redeemddkiis notes in gold on =.
frand up 10 this Time. and retired -
ffths OF its entire circulalion IN re las.
Keeks. ii is win great reluesanqe tnat :
Mnk now rcsoftsito this measure. -.
/ NAave thought Il proper To- gre yoA
mediate >notice 81 the Tact stated store
YoHlb, very respscligit,
4. NTZHUGH, frtf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27
IMARnIEn.

Married near Winfield on The I'D =.
by the Rev. Nj. Notthcrsft, Mr.. ~ nesN
AtE Of Kanawhe 70 Mn. BxTTn A. DE-
Putnam c. Va, = y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

JOHN Al. Nsrtb. Clsrk Of the Virginia
curt III App died lat Fines De. va.
81 lie e5 nft.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

nR. HUNTER has removed his rfsidenss
to the house recently occupiedSby Nj
Lewis d. Wilson, where he may always b
found when not AZ his Office, or professionally
tv3n2shsl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

''Fair slr, you spit onfn,e " ednesday last
You spurned md such aSVday. Another time
You called me dog, and for these courtesies
fH lend yon tatfs much Monies
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WHO WANTS A CHEAP D0CUMENTI
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

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Dangers Of Slaoery Extension Stakeholder
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Aristoracy-being speech delivered by Gov
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Speech of the Hon. John p Hale, on til.
Presidents Message, relating to Kansas.
Editorial Comments on the same Message.
History and Philosophy Of the Struggle .to'
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Letter Of Francis P. Blair to the Republi
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Sectionalism and Republicsnism-An Ed
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FARM FOR SALE,
In buckingham. County, Virqinia.

THE UNDERSIGNED, wishing to close his farming
i operations in Buckingham county, Virginia offers
for sale reasonable terms, in exchange for CITY
properly, valuable Of land, being within six
miles of Buckingham Court House. and adjoining fhe
Mosely Garrett Gold Mines. One of said tracts CON
tains about go acres, ano known by the name of
"Owens Mills"-having about 100 at present in
cultivation. with growing crop of wheat corn and
oats with half of ground planted with vegetables
containing, in part potatoes beans peas onions lettuce
&c. and enclosed with new fencing. There is ON The
place small dwelling house, and all neces ssry out
houses such stales &C. with sioek horses cattle
and hogs farming utensils, &e also a steam saw and
grsmill, with engine Of 35horse power and sufficient
timber for the support o. the place. scd separate
The other lies within fourth of mi of he ore
frst mentioned aid contains PIG acres is entirely cover
ed with timber but well adapted TO culv.tiou The soil
being of excellent quality These lans a remark
ably healthy section OF the State, with an abundance of
the best water and being situated very near the Gold
Mines, here IL always ready sale for produce OF all
kods The above lands will sell low for a pari cash,
and long credit on the balance. will exchange the
whole for properly in the city of Washington. The
ing crop, stock, &C, will sell in connecon with the
land or separate for cash on short credit. Posses
sion can be had Immediately.
Address E. OWEN, tnow upon the premises,l at Buck
ngham Court House, Virginia, or r. OWEN & SON,
Pen nj
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IT is NOT A DYEI
RESIDENT J. II. EATON. LII. d.


Union UHtpsrsity AfuytJesS5o7O, Ts,.,l
Says: "Notwith rding the Irregular of Mrs
Aliens Worlds Hair Restorcr &c the falling 0g Of h05s
lOcScCre their
REV. NJ. THATCHER (siKty years OF agel Pitcher,
Chenango county, n. " NV hair is restored
natural color, and ceases TO fall OF
REV. WA. CUTTER, Ed. Mothers Magazine, n. y:
my hair is changed TO its natural COLOR &c
REV. b. i. STONE D. ID, Concord, n H.: My lsir,
which gray restored 10 lis natural cclor
REV. ID. CLENDENlN, Chicago ILL.,: d" / can add my
te smony, and recommend il my friends
REV. ID. Il. WOOD, Middletown, y. Y: My
hair has greatly tho kened also that of of ny family
who becoming badn
REV j. 2. TUSrIS, Charleston, 8. c.: "Thr yhjs
hair is becoming obvated and new hair forming"
We might swell this list bat il not convinced.
MRS. 5. A. ALIENS ZYLOBALSAAIUM.
Or Worlds Hair Dressing, is essential with
Resiore and is the best Hair Dressing for old Young
exant. being often eficacous of hair falling,
&C., without the Restorer.
Grayhaired bald, persons afflicted with diseases OF
the hair or scalp, read the above, aud Judge OF
MRS. 3 A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
II soil stain Sold by all the principal whole
sale and retail merchants in the United States, Cuba
Canada
Depot, S55 Broome street, New York.
II = Some dealers try sell articles instead of this 8.
which they make more profit Write Dero for O. rsu-
lar aud Information
Dealers sending 50. more, will receive the amount
as per terms. 5s5
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A GOOD MILL.

COUNCIL CITY, Kansas Territory, Nov. IS, 1857
Mr. Charles Ross:
have got the mill in operation that bought of you
II the salvation of great of country Ten thou
sand dollars in cash could supply the people wha,
this mill is doing 1t is the wonder of all in this part
of the country, and only needs be known go into
general wish you send me her of the same
kind. PHILIP C. SCHUYLER.
II These mills are manufactured by Charles Ross
Co., 1i1 Elm street, New York. 533
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THE POETRY OF PHYSIC.

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