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PREPARED BY
DIR, J. c. AVER l. CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 81 per Bottle. Six Bottles for 6

Frlce VI per Bottle Six Bottles for S.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has for itself such variety
of Throat and Lung Complaint that it entirely
sary for recount the evidence virtues
it has been employed As has long in constant uSe
throughout this secon need more than assure the
people its quality kept to the best has been and
that it may be relied to do for their relief has ever
been found TO do -
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
Cosireness Jadice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Dysenteru
Foul Stomach, Ervsipeds, Headache, Piles, Rhe,iatis
Eruptions and SKIN Diseases, Liver Complaint Dropsy
letter, TtnOrs 9nd Say R5eum Worms, Govt, Neuralgia,
They sugarcOated, so that the most sensitive take
them pleasantly and they the best apeen in the world
for all the purposes Of family physic.
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOX; FIVE BOXES FOR sl.OO
Great numbers Of Cergymen, Physicians Statesmen and
eminent personages have lent their names to certify the
paraed usefulness of these remedies but here
will not permit the insertion of them The Ag.ns below
named furnish gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC which they
given with also full descriptions Of the above complaints
and the treatment that should be followed for their
DO not be put of by unpncpled dealers with other pre-
parations they make profit Demand AYERS, and
and they should hayeit
Al our Remedies for sale by Thomson, Wood Block
ana IL Brown Bro, Baltimore street. wholesale and
" ali Ile druggist at retail ja29eo6m
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Bail Rua0s.
ia So 60; FOR THE

80 Ese - - FUR NJ LIE Ii ,,-, no,,n
On nd F51fT1TSfE AND o REi RAf hE8 f9VrH
lows: "''e april loth 1883 the trains will as fol-
Of te "a Camden Station Baitimorea Except Sunday
THE VEST $6THWEsT 2Sb S6 ri Nv WE RAErT B6 OF
p.,ra.n p.i ron VIZ PASSENGERS
b Pet~etR Baltimore and iedmont take the 2O NJ train
berand and Wheeling Tsn s9d bg Ggm
GT mdr ana Farkersourg take the IO5 train from Bal
, TIE III, PREDERlCK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4I5PM
TIE a Edii 9SP r. NILS NH TRAIN leaves Baltimore 600
FOR RELAY House, besides the regular traipJ spe
eia train leaves Baltimore at $50 PM and the Relay at az
Leave Baltimore and 5 a. NJ and SG Is ard
~ On Sundays at 4.2O A. NJ only Leaves washington sr
Sun Sundays The second fourth ai 2a
fourth trains Baltimore and Washington connect w
For tickets Of every kind, information &C. apply to T.
hNGANp Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. apii-tf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
k&a 60; 81 .;;...:;...
SUMMER ARRANGENENT.
.. On and after MONDAY, April 18th, 1852 the trains over
the Road Will run as follows, viz
LIST The Mail Train ea a ll d1y " Sunday 81
y, arriving at Harrisburg NJ there connecting
Arriving in fbI l+iS1it 4 G mp TIE HEST
ana Gieayeiand at 30 NJ; Columbus $50 A NJ and
q The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
p 5rrIving at Harrisburg at loo NJ and Pitts6urg at
NJ colnmbusa 81 Cincinnati at G'syS'S 81 al OLD
- FOR THE NORTH
f9 Sn MaI Train leaves Calvert Station daily
A. NJ WiamsPor at r N, Emira at . P H. and I'd Bur
3D. The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
NJ Wamgsp9 ar at u = NrrEyng r at arrseGrs st. q
at 1879 M and p9nk i5o T. IT. This "i train "c con
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pRlME EXTRA FLOUR for sale and warranted
'Elderry's wharf 0-'AAD ~ MI a ao,, ~
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slf FOR THE SOUTH
1890 DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
Pl1lA and BALTIMORE, via the

49, - ebay LINE.''
10 E RP{ EE4o WELPGN RALEIGH WILMINGTON,
GOMERI, AND NEW ORLEANS.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
1900 DAILY, Except Sandays) via
BAY LINE ) EA-BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
mn TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that traveller subject
TO NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, N G.
IIlROlEH TICKETS
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&faal Notitfs.

VJNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scriber of Baltimore city, in Maryland, hath obtained
from The Orphans Court for said city, letters OF admnisra
ton with the will annexed on the personal estate of MARY
KEY late of said city, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof to the sub.
may otherwise be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted to said estate are hereby
quested to make immediate payment Given under my
hand this ID day of june lS59 ,,x,
ie2lav4w with the will annexed
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
4 CITY MAY Term ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and JOS C.
VII son rs MAGUlRE and others-0rdered, that the
sale made and reported by Charles Marshall Trustee for
the of the property in the proceedings in this
mentioned ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before the cath DAY of June
next provided copy of this order be in some
paper printed in Baltimore, in each of three Icces
sve weeks before the said oath day ofJune next
The Report states the amount of sales to he sll00
WIN. II. IL. TURN Err, Clerk
True copy-test-W. II. II. TURNER,
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Miass, Giqnars, kt.
CA BOGGS, COTTMAN & co.
t25SA Nos. A and &c LOMBARD STREET
SA1e9A OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE

Ca BOGGS, COTTMAN CO,
Vs2Aj Nos A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
g stGTTT66RReEt ro STORES,
WINES, BRANb 6YES.G GiS 3, CIGARS, &c.
DOMESTIC wHEPPIqPfTAt 6ks. coK X e.
c0gnac and Rochelle Brandes old Rye Whisky Of different
Pale and Dark. qualities " ~
Holland Holland Gin Gin German Tonic Bitters.
Madeir Sherry n.rs Port lisbon I ayeHyder
G Gsas8 wi Champagne and Raspberry Hrahd'es
H ava a. and Principe Cigars. Ginger,
E3A H. F. STICKNEY,
d l VI oErRs AN M1N WygoL I% DEALER
AND SUPERIOR OLD RYE wHIsKEY,
mott No CHEAPsIDE, Baltimore.
ts@a] Nos, l22 and l2i LOMBARD STREET.
x-o' H5sFf S. gHEH s2; 5iG Of &c
Agents for C; H. Mumm Co.'S Champagne; ? A. Mumm
Frank ort the Main 0dekap, Mareilhac & Co.'S Bor,
deaux; G. Sayer& Coz Cognac ap2S,H
Ga DE COkNlS & ROGERS, IAN N''-''
TIL IMPORTERS ,A AND W, - = ,,r.,,,., -,
WINS bRANDlEs. GINS, llOi-f-' Ale DEALERS IN
AND S sG0FG# AfR 5F aAT "lSkESs
mr2iu No Conmerc street, Bait
R#oWILLIAM F. GETTY,
AA1 DEALER IN F HHb b5HEsrrc LIQUORS,
S. f. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
Baltimore,
Invites attention to his carefully selected stock of
BRANDIES
with the him every article shall prove
mdortation.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
of all grades, constantly on hand. ial2tf
E1A CHARLES H. ROSS & CO.,
tas4-9l IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in
AssSEEsak LlQU ORS, WINE S &c,
NO. 9 COMMERCE STREET,
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
houses,
CoGNAC BRANDIES
Otard IlennesSey &c.
ROCHELLE BRANpIEs,
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c
WINES,
Champagne, Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga, &C.
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited their large stock Of
OLD RYE WHlSKEY,
Which cannot be eXcellcd by any house in the United
States including Extra Fine Superior Monon gahea jack
son, Family, Pure X. Rye.
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be exce!led by any house in the United
States
DOMESTIC BRANDY GIN
PURE SPIRITS, RECTIFTED WFISKEY,
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed to give satisfaction will be taken back
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l A. DUSHANE,
e. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
NO. 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST.,
,,.. near Lombard,
au2l-u BALTIMORE MD
AYERS SARSAPARILLA

IL j.
81 ~ compound remedy, in which we have labor
go go 70 produce The most efectual Alternative
w tract of Para Sarsaparia, so combined with
other substances of still greater Alternative
7, =; the diseases Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure
suffer from Strumous complaints, and that which will
gSSs tas
many OF the worst cases to be found of the following
ScRorgL& AND scRoguLoUs COMPLAINTS ERupr1oSs AND
ERuPTbyE DISEASES ULCERS, PaPLEs BLoTCHEs, TUMoRs
EcTIoSs MfRc1R bsESsF bRoP ANp Ar
& DERLITr DYSPEPSIA AND INpIGEsTIoN
whole Of the class of complaints arising from MPURITY Oh
This compound will be found great promoter of health
blood e at Rf a Season SO o the fSn M TOR wh
The u hs% a nfn aid d br npsd
themselves from the of foul eruptions aS Se
DC this & s.nHf the s naa se
channels of The body by an Alternative medicine Cleanse
e through Ro hf 5d barss @ cleanse
when Even where particular disorder s people en-
blood healthy Al %e f Sa Wh ss h GT psbu
p or later Sehns ms 90 os nU lasting health Soon
chinery of life is dsordered overthrown s''' III"
these ends But the world has Been 81 ae
ef @ t. Ss a
because many preparations pretending to be concentrated
Rqrng late the public have been med by large
fer dollar Most these have been frauds upon the sick
no PROPERTIES WhateTe Hence otter and painful
has followed the use Of the various
IL justly despsed and has become synonymous with mpos
tO9 and cheat Still we call this compound sarsaparilla,
from the load of9b9qgy which rests upon it And think
sstbe by the ordinary Of the diseases it is intended to
cure IN order to secure their complete eradication from the
to directions on the bottle
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''' ''''' MY CHARLES II. KEY, Administrator,
-. 81.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

syh H M J6n gsP BR5vN HEG YoB+E ELIZA
SAL Of leasehod property on Charles street Pratt
year 1915 leaving as heirs his five children Ann Eliza Mar
i 2Sa G With S SSr H5hSr that the said Martha
pry S this IL Hd M KSE Noble
interest purchased by Richards & Pitman at Sheris
sale and afterwards sold by them to john r Brown That
John mnor and Ellen A. Brown s his Rers
to IL 0 age Of the parties I'll in that
his or her portion in severy 1t is therefore this 18th day
causing copy Of this order be inserted some
Y the city Of nc once in each of four
to said absent defendants object substance Of this
soGSr on or before the may November
why "uecfee ought not to pass as prayed, cro ,n,,
True copy-test-wM H. II II. FUR TuRN lifsD'
m2s law4w Clerk
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
JOHN Nay m %ae 2 b. % f9 Of The real
ing executor Of the last will and testament of the said
fse BE- said she asiS
TSs GSEy Of on 6 o b the s day s of July next
per published in the city of Baltimore least week
The Report states the amount of sales to be ,566O
m aw true e2RE sss5er Of Wis for Baltimore SHR
HENRY DASHIEIL ct al. rs. JACOB HORN ct a.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Ordered, this 18th day of May AID 1882 that the
and Bruno M Tfusers in the above cause he ted
ana confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof he shewn
on before the 18th day of June next provided copy
Of this order be inserted in newspaper printed in
Baltimore in each of three successive weeks before the
said Sth day of June
The Report states the amount Of sales to be 500
WIN. H. II. TURNER, Clerk.
True copy-Test: WM H. II. TURNER,
mlSlaw3w Clerk
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
lBALTlMORE CITY.-IN THE MATTER OF THE IN
SOLVENT ESTATE OF SAMUEL H. LYETH.-Ordered
this 25h day of May, 1882 that the sale of Leaseod
perry made and reported by Robert c. Barry Trustee and
the same is hereby ratified and confirmed unless
before
next provided copy of this order be inserted some
newspaper printed in the city of Baltimore week for
three successive weeks before the 2d day next
W. l.. MARSHALL.
True copy-Test-WILLIAM J. HAMILL,
m26law3w Clerk
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLI-
cation viii he made to the Mayor and City Council
baltimore to OPEN AND CONDEMN Carey and
houn street between the limits embraced by Franklin street
and the northern boundary of the city. m6-law9t+
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#A CPAS. McCOLGAN 4 BRO,
tEEsSl5I No SSARArOGA STREET
sSsk@A NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer for sale all of the most approved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
are prepared to sell the reasonable terms They
enumerate i'll part, viz BRANDIES, of different brands in
public stores HOLLAND GIN; Port Sherry, Madeira and
Malaga WIN YES; JAMAICA SPIRITS, of superior quality
Irish Scotch and Pure Old Rye WEISKEYS of fine quality
invited to call and examine for themselves tf
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CUPERFINE FLOUR "A lot of very superior
OSuperne Flour suitable for retailers in store and for
sale at lowest market rates by MACDONALD DUGDALE.
rs McElderry's wharf apl4eotf
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Inc NOFoIk OF BAY lne steamers VIII leave the Comma
Us wharf Union DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET,

LEAVE. LEAVE
New York at O'Clock, 4 NJ Portsmouth at So os!k A NJ
PPh ,I tiG,aLn y ~, Weldon at Y NJ.
F@r Au$gst Charleston and the South, via the Manches
Passengers tgr Richmond and Petersburg, or any other
points on the James River with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
ts- Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth. Nrwbern Wash
LmSto, eid9n Goldshpro, Beaufort Warsaw Raleigh and
agreeable \ xxi : an"
Baltimore, April. 1859 p.,'fja,,.
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- WANTED-A VESSEL TO LOAD IN
sour line for New Orleans Good rates and quick dis
patch given.
jei-tf N W corner pratt ma (o,. .tr,o.s
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MfrthanNise.

A DAMANTlNE CANDLES.-2OO boxes Ada
manue candles, prime article in store and for sale
Pratt streets. - ~ ,n,s az. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03

The PihgiHia Democrat. asks us II JAMEs
A.iLArDLrr. the Know Nothing candidats fur
Congress did NOT At one time publish g Dem
socrstic . paper a this place. MI. LAlpIEY
did publish suchs paper in this town, but
when ola Benton let dsp1 on the tariff on
salt. MI. Laidlsy, together with many Of the
now leading Wings of Kanawha. new the
Democratic track. They were willing that
/ the sar,G on al other products shou ia be low,
but when the Jackson Congress touched alhefr
pockets, they turned Wing --Aigh prtsetttsr-
tarD men. The s-lhshness Of these men are are
too bsre.faced 70 be tolerated by the farmers
Of our county, and we believe that they fwill
show their independence. on the fourth
Thursday Fn May next, BY voting against NH.
Laidley. who Isl the representative Of that
class Of men. he said in hisopsning speech
at Winfield. thsthe was in favor OF tsrif
on salt. We know further TINT he has been
engaged lid the salt business during the past
rear. and for aaght ve know il stit, deeply
personally interested in it, in this county.
Notwithstanding his sta temeni al ClarksbyIgs
tlat be- had aeptrl been q sait maker, VIZ
save good Democrats who sfg salt -makets,
and the fact Of man being salt. ma Id i IS
no discredit 10 him. but salt, maker Sho
sacrifces his prime piles TO tss ne supposes)
Aenc6ts NJ packet, osght never 10 contend
that he Iis . naticnal patriot.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03

We are authorised toa napunce jas. Nj. LAID.
LET, Es1. candidateSot Congress from this
the ith Congressional District, Of Virginia.
MI. RuHnLR PLEASE snnonce MI. w. d
PATE, Of Peyiona. Boone county, as l candi.
date for enc Senate, farthe district composed
Of Tie eoantiesof Kama wha, Putnam, Boone,
Logan and wyoming. MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized 70 announce DR. Par
RICK a candidate for the next House Of
Delegates.
Ma. RuEDLR .--Yoa are requested 10 an
noance CHA LES HEpRtcK, Esq, as candid
ste ito represent this county in the next Leg
stature. MANY FRIENDS.
Mr.. EprToR PLEASE announce Capt. r. N.
p THoNrsoE ~ = candidatr to.rtpresent the
County of Putnam ID the next House cf dele
gates. and obiige MANY VOTERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
For the Kanawhs yalDsy star.
CLIrros. ApriI 26th, Ie59.

W : l. z = :
DEAR SrAa:-The enierprisinq Pres
.ident Of the|G. K. Oil CO.., il now paying
visit, for The first time. 1t his works on
Paint Creek. since Mr. Bruce broke
ground 4 81 November 81 7 understand
Mr.. Caperipn Is well pleased with the
progress made BY the unsiring energy Of
IMsssrs! ,Braee, Smith 3 Read Mr.
Bruce the generaIsuperiatend q chem
ist. IS loved and respected By every man
upon tie works. Dir. Smith Of Cliftons
The Compahyss agent. anEold oiti3en of
Paint Greek. daily gives bis charming
influences at the works. VI. 3. Read ,Ithe
company 8 cIerk. 4 gentleman from AIexan-
dria. Va, is always ready with bis eonr-
teous and afabls manners, 10 paw over
he dimes when due; with such nan At The
helm. the company Is bouhd Id prost +.
| also understand Mr.. Capertors has -.
ganized smother Company, % ,manuiac
ture coal oil On Paint Creek: they expect.
to brake ground within a Jaw days.---
We shall Welcome this new cumesny.
and any other that may come 70. Paint
Greek with Virginia hospitality. We
say come on there is room enough. and
cannel enough. for at least ! dozen iacsor5
ries, with advantages not possessed By
any other locality in Wsssera Virgins.
There has been within the lhstweek. sev-
eral candidates up here. shaking hahds
generally. Well they had just IS well
stay al home. for We know there AIM one
r u. ~. Il.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
!. tx "A NAWHA VALLEY S I AR.

We have glowing accounts of Mr.!
lJEsk1Ss progress through the upper
lend OF this District. His speeches
are highly complimsnted BY men 81
ail parties, The Parkersburg Neacs
says
The speech Of the Hon. a. G. JEs-
KlNs, delivered iii this place on Mon
day last, was very able effort. Its
reasoning was fair, conclusive, and
stateshan-like, the ideas were good
and clearly expressed, while the lam
gnage used was always appropriate
and well chosen, ana sometimes elo-
lquent. We have since heard the
opinion repeatedly expressed, both by
political friends and opponents, that
this last effort If our candidate was
superior ito any1nade by him pre-
Ivionsly in this place. Il was unques-
ltionably a mastery defence Of the
Democratic party and its principles.
and a complete fefutation offshe char.
ges made by the opposition.
The Clarksburg Register speaks Of
lis arrival 10 that place, thus /
The Democratic candidate for Con.
gress arrived in3 this place or Mon
day evening last. He was met at the
cars BY the Clarksbnrg Band and Glee
Club, which salnted his arrival with
instrumental music. After the arri-
val of Mfr. JENKlNs at his quarters at
the Northwestern Hotel, he was SER
enaded by the band, and being called
for, rade Q very pretty little speech,
acknowledging, and returning his
thanks, for the compliment thus paid
to him. The band and club then par
took Of some refreshments provided
by Mr. Walker, and sang song or
two, when the. company Dispersed \, s.
IN fulfillment of his appointment,
Mr.. jenkins addressed the people at
the Court Honse, iii this place, on
Tuesday afternoon. His opponent
Mr.. Laidley, had beenRffinyited to
meet him here for discussion, but did
not make his appearance. III
But we cannot attempt to- give
hardly d sketch oil the able and elo-
quent address of our gallant candid
ate. His audience was very large
filing the Court House, and he was
to with marked attention
during his entire speech, which last
ed about an hour and three quarters.
Our democratic friends were delight
ed with the address, ard even onr op-
ponents admitted III to be Il good one.
The vote for Mr.. jenkins viii be in
creased in this county, at the next
...|lr
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
....Sirkles Ac Quilted.

SfoKIEs' trial has terminated in
his acquital. He is nov al lib
ertS. The trial lasted 2l days. a
telegraphic despatch To- Cincinnati,
says: aH56H II
As might have been expected, Mr..
Sickles, after the intense excitement
Of the past two months, isEin state
OF great prostration. day he con
tinnes at the house Of Mayor McBlair,
and refuses TO receive any visits,
though large numbers have called OH
him: On his return to New York,
some days hence, tits understood he
will 60 to This father's house and i'm.
mediate steps viii be takento obtail,
a divorce. M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
Safegard Against Steam Boiler EIplo.
aA s1I. ~ t511 All sE t.. Il 4! VI. e

e The late explosion of the steamer
Princess. ascribed to deficiency Of wa,
ter, has directed attention 70 HE DUES
ton whether any means can be devised
for the prevention Of suchsappalling ca.
lamities. A communication in.the Phil
adelphia Eyeaing Bulletin gives the re.
suit Of certain experiments made by
Messrs. B. Z. Lloyd and George 4.
Parry Of Philadelphia. and an illustration
.of g theory first suggested By Mr.. Lloyd.
and after his death developed by Mr..
Parry. The idea is that ELECTRICITY, gen
Grated in boilers. as it. is in The atl1os.
.phere. may explode under certain cir
cumstahees. as il does Id the atmosphere,
and that BY Introducing permanently 10
10 the boiler an insulated metallic rod
this electricity may constantly be carried
of harmless. ID
The experiments made bv Mr.. Lloyd,
to test an instrument Of this kind i'll 4
boiler that had already been some years
in use. seem-to have been very faithfully
made, and the fact that Mr.. Parry and
those assisting him exposed themselves
to the dangers Of d boiler, with all its wa
ter gradually boiled out. heated to red
ness. and then suddenly supplied with
cold water, is . proof Of their confidence
in the discovery. A boiler thus treated
ought 10 have exploded. That this one
did NOT. must have been owing TO some
pecnliarity and The only peculiarly was
The insulated metallic rod. The Bulletin
remarks I If this discovery should
stand the test Of continued experiments.
il will be Of uncomfortable benefit to the
world. Il j. perfecting Franklin's great
idea of the lightning rod. and il will Be
Of infinitely more use than that for the
loss Of life and property BY steam IS far
greater than ID ever was BY lightning 80
1t viii make steam 4 perfectly safe and
comfortable agent, and who can estimate
the advantage Of thus depriving such an
agent Of its dangerous qualities? We
hear that q number parties, who have ex I
anained the article. are determined 10 ap.
ply the insulated metallic rods 10 their
boilers, the experiments reported entirely
satisfying their minds, Others, who are
nbt altogether convinced, think lhe theory
plausible. and as the contrivancesP IRE rot
costly are going to have il because they
think itmay be right. and. at all events, ,
.it can do no harm. The subject II. IL
any view, worthy the. attention of scien-
tifc men. and Of men whose business re.
qulres The nss Of steam power"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-03
Al CONTRAST.

/" "a ayod aH Interpretation. Y staff
in-langaogs. distinct and emphatic, hat ]
regard ne institution Of domestic slave,y,
eristing IN NIginio. and The othersl0ee-
holding States. morally. socially and pc
iificd9y-- RIGHT. 4 trust Motf + wa Be
found al ready d dssnd Vie iastitatioa,
and 10 resist al sncroochments upon L. as
any man il bic Conference.-The. lndoing
this. Lwill 5e defending and protecting my
osen intsrests and property. as nell as re
iaterssts and properly efny tellov citi-
stns s,--ExTRAcT or LETcHER's LITTER
or ACCEPTANCE,
Il has not been very long since ]
gentleman somewhat prominent in the
ranks Of the Democracy. whom ] met On
The street. said 10 me, Mr.. Bolts. I have
q question 10 prepound 10 yous il you
have no objection.' Certainly not, sir
| want to know, said be, if,you are in.
fasor 81 rs coalition with the Black Re-
publican party in the election of 1880 ?''
ny good friend. said ], Idoni wistE you
10 misaa9erstdnd me Z pish 10 say, That
If tksre srds a State in this Union com
posedoftree Negroes. and he Constitution
gaze them tie right to vose, sould be
nsEch obliged 70 them 10 help me elect DIR
Party. /" ExrRACT or BORIS SpEEoH Be
yoRE 4HR LATE Vino AND AMERIcAS-
CoNvESTfps At RicHMoSD.
4 Rssolved. That Tie Wigs and Amsrii,
a N = n i,