davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

IL A citizen living on the line of the Warren
ton Branch Railroad stopped the cars one day
last week and treated the whole COMPANY to egg
nOGo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

N % L c E-FoR SALK-A splendid pair OF
L HORSES, that would suit any gem n
tlemen who wishes to possess a good pair $f~
OF Horses. they are of fine style and ~
acton. ard fine trave srs; sold for no N ~
iaat, only the present owner having no
further uss for th-m They be seen tn ed BY
Application to Mr.. ThOs J. Fisher, at c. MEG re
a Co.'S uction Rooms.
=. S.-TheJ will be sold on reasonable time for
rapsr satisf .ctvrity endorsed. ja7lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
GRAND MILIT4 RY AND CIVIC BALL
~ lHE
Georgetown City Guards.

The Genrgsto~n City GUARDS. in respous. 20 the
solicitations Of thru friends, have the honor "a
20 announce 10 them End 20 tie Pphlc gerer -
ally inst they viii q q RAND Bal at p -
PEAN HALL, Uulon Hotel. on 49,
MONDAY. The 18th Inst.
No pains Will be spared tpEiv cit re setlsfaCtlOR
to all VINO u.ay compliment Us by their preseboe,
and our arrangements are go ample that we ~ nh
IDENTIFY eIpet as our earnest desire, To please.
Refreshments u ~ re furnished tue ladies
oelebra ed Military and CotIilon Bard vii be m
attendnrce.
Iickos TWO DOLLARS, admitting soRtls
msn and ledIet.
EusrNiire Cemmiffes.
Capt. J. Owens Berry, D. j. Benton.
Lieut.. Jno. II. Davis, Albeit q. PrAiheT.
Sarrt. j.. j. Burrows, William Hoffman,
COH'Hiftoe on ParIsC the Military.
Col. WIN hickey, Captan pecE.
Major L. r. Bacon. Captain Sohwerzemau,
q larterm'r kcCullOm. Captain TAFT.
hdJusnt n. N. Cher, Captsin Towers.
Major G.. =. Nallach. taptain Davis.
COMMITTEE on part Of fhs cifizsas.
r. n. Crawford. Esq., Huge Caper,on. Fac.
Henry ADDISON. EsQ., RODeTtt uld. tss.
A. Al. PIokrell, Esq, JOSHUA Knowles.
III. w. rIllev, tsq. jones r. Essex,
q. II. Barnard. Baden Forrest.
Jas A: Magruder, John X. Waters.
ja7-dtb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
CHARLES MADES,
~ (SUCCEs.oR TO b. SoHApD
Corner Of Thtrd Street and PeaR. Avenue.

Corser OF TRtrd Street ard PeaH. Avenue.
splendid stock of X nine W Inc, Cham q
payne; original Brandies, of the purcst YAK
quality, from FtA CO; and Gin, Its equal u
land. All of these we're seleofod BY the much ia
mented y: Sshad. who few months .Ince after !.
one uneanaled, and will he presented to connois.urs
a. pfice, below the grade Of the common LIeuors
a. 80 eunm crate pure DAbsynIhs, Dried Piumsr'
and above alt quantity of Gem Potatoes On II '
Game in season, a. the best of Oysters, and Neal
u all hours at the shorteet notice. To all Of this
osnIos Dc compared with e! chespnes.. '''
'CaARLES MADES
js7lm corner Sd street and Penn eyenre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

IF YOU WANT ARTICLES FOR YOUR
u paror, call d see the variety of EngravInes,
beautifully framed large and small Vases: With a
la re assortment Of handsome goods for ornaments,
just opening at moLAUGHEtN'S,
ia 7-St Pa. av.. betv cen 8ih and och SITS.
SEASON FOR PRESENTS
- PARTY FANS and HAIR PINS.
CHINA On SAMENTS Of svory variety,
PERFUMERtES OF the best qualities
fresh supply of the above, received since the
holidays, selling cheap at
MoLAUGHIIN'S,
Jf7-S Pa.av., hetween 9Th and 9Th sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
IA BIZ I'VE
Union Guards,

II" @AosaOf " bec INV Nt 4Nt" OftcuNS
The Union Guards take pleasure IN announcing
10 their patrons and the public, th1t. owing TO "a
the Ri falling on SATURDAY. they " a cele- ~
brste that memorable aud most glorious VIC ~
tory recOrGed IN our history, by ball. At The lxA
Washington Assembly Rooms on LOuIsIaIa avs
nue., on MONDAY EVENING, ism. lWh.
The COMMITTEE OF Artang emeufs pledge them
selves thst nothing shall be left undone contribute
TO the pleasure OF all who favor them with their
presence.
Espura will furnish good music. and the caterer.
Mr.. Columbus need only be mentioned 20 insure
Satisfaction.
Positively no hats will be worn in the ball room.
except BY the military.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting n eclleHsa
and ladies.
Commiffees Of 1rrdHgeness.
Lieut.. Mclaughlin, J. j Kane,
Lieut.. sylvester, Ttos Eufy,
Il, Laokey, Thos. DOoJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

uS FLETCHFR CHAPEL.-The ladies' of the
eongrseatIon a. the Fletcher Chapel will hold
corner Now York avenue al 9Th street, oommenc
ing on MONDAY, the 9Th inst. The public ere
invited to attend. de 81 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

A RE VOC SuRE-D Ample indemnity
~ against Loss By FIkE "a cnerso q the WAS n
iN6TON INSURANCE. CeMPANN. tee
corner of Penn avenue sRd 10Th st Stork oldr 70,
directors and on CORA al oltIzens of MASKING and
JAMES C., Me6UIRE, President,
O, ID. HANSON, Secretary. no 10 sodn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

OSQI PENNSYLVANIA AVE. SOOI
LEATHERt-LEATHE
zoo SIDES SOLE LEATHER, very cheap; 20 dor.
FRENCH CALF-SKIN; large lot of MOROC-
co and Innings: and all kinds OF other Lsathsr
very cheap. Invite the trade TO inspect my stock
JOHN e.. aHAFER,
ia Isl Agent and Commission Dealer.
SWISS CURIOSITIES.
JOIN LOELIGER has lust imT orted variety
OF Cuuos'les, nam entail and useful. carved IN a
m st wonderful manneT-viz: Ladies' Work Box es
Rings. Cigar Casey, Watch Stands, Vases. Nut
'acker,. CIucIhxts. Group OF Cattle, miniature;
beautifully carved; lux stands and PIN Cushions,
&C., &c showing mlnutey the style CT arohItee-
ture pecu lar 10 the country.
Lovers Of the Beautiful and uncommon should call
at No. SIS Pa. av., between 81 rnd 41z SITS.
ia 7-lw' JOHN LOELIGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

Tor SALE-A fine dapis Gray HORSE, tive
ofhsrness. He stands i6 hands kish, 10 per- IN
1eotiy kind and gentle, and sold for no fau .. 81
cny that the Owne has no further use fur him. Can
De seen 1t the NORTHWEST corner Of 22d and @ SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

SWAMP AND OVERLOOKED LANDS. The
Commissioner of the General Land Office has
recently transmitted two patents for swamp
and overfowed lands, enuring to the States in
which they are located under act of Sept. 18th
1850, to wit One to the Governor of Arkan.
sas for Ill, 1886 acres, and one to the Cover.
nor of Michigan for ~, 453 Ill acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

1TCOLUMBIA ENGINE COMPANY MOI
lS The members are requested To attend Tho
regular monthly meeting on r r DAY EVENING,
January 7th 1859, at ia o'clock for the election OF
officers for the ensurns year. By ordsr: u
DANIEL A. CONNOLLY
nb-H~ Corresponding Sec T.. r. Company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
WANTS.

w AN Is.
WANTED-By STEADY young nan, SITUA-
w TloN either e. waiter In private family or
SIS ooachman. Understands taking care of horses.
Address Box No. !. 81 TINS ofilce IL
WANTED BY Lacy Of intelligence. who
w vn'es plaIn, lar hand, Copying or ary WIT
ing from members OF CONGRESS or Others. Adore q
Mss !. T.. L." Washington City Post Office.
ja6-l'
WANTED-A SITUATION, by a ,oung Ger
w man COntectloner. HIS own trade or re- ne
preferred, but any kind IF work acceptable tIOod
reference given Apply to GEORGE ~ II,LNER,
go 9Th street, between ID and r SITS. jas a.
WAhTEDTO RENT-A STORE on the north
w side OF Pennsy wanna avenue, between Sth and
ldh streets n possible, at least large rs by ~
feet, Apply at this tSt3rD once. de 27-tf
WANTED-Cloth Rags, soft Wooden RAGS,
W Cotton Rags: also, Brass, Copper, Pewter,
and lron for which the highest oash Prices will he
paid. at No. IS Lee street.
CHARLES Il. SAVAGE,
oe2-lT Baltimore, Nd.
WANrS.-The PROPRIETOR of the IntoIlIreuce
w Once and House agency. Sll c street, cor or
OF It'll, respectfully soIots the patronage Of taml-
lies requiring competent Servants Of ROOD chsr.c-
yer. wsnted, nov, several good Cooks, Chamber
maids, Walters, Drivers aad Farm Hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

The NATIONAL FOUSDRY.-Wo notice that
memorial was presented to the Senate yes
terday, by Mr. Hunter, for the establishment
of national foundry opposite the Point of
Rocks" on the Potomac river,.in Loudoun
county, Va. This, We believe, lie the seventh
or eighth locality, the citizens of which have
petitiOned Congress for the establishment of the
national foundry in their midst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

HTIOUNG MEMS BIBLE CLASS AND
washington and strangers visiting the city are AZ
iecti1nateiy invited 20 attend this meeting EVERY
MAY MIG HI, at the rooms of the Young
slte Browns Hotel: he prayer meeting is held
rom 70 g. and the Bible class from to The lat
samson. The subject for Saturday evening .The
reiation between the Old and New Tcstame nts."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

niSYpLUTION OF. COPAkTNr Up. =
y with to-day the Co. artIershIp existing be
tween the undersigned 10 herewith disagreed:
washington. Jan nh. 1879. SEG. sscaNsLL,
NOTICE.-The undersigned transaots the bust
N7-T' GEO. SCHNELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

NAVAL.-Lieut James A. Doyle, one of the
officers recently restored to the active from
the reserved list, has been ordered to report
for duty on board the new steam sloop.of war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

H@fOUNG MEMS BIBLE CLASS Young
~ men OF the city and strangers are Affection
ateH inylted 10 attend this meeting SAfIR-
pay EVENING next. at the looms of the Young
mehs CHRISTIAN Association, Opposite Browns
TeachinSs Of Natural Religion" The method IN
which this class is conducted by DIR. samson max es
II exeeedingiy interesting and attractive. Pray or
jat-TWS3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
CO., RkWhRD -Stclen On the night Of the I'D
w. december last. q jos. Johnson Gold Hunt
Ing English Lever WATIH NO. $3.50. wIth q
heavy Vest Clam n'fachfd. The above reward Will
% rsld ~ lesv'rt the same At this once ja7S
A LII Pa kSUNS AXE HEREBY WARNED
"a not 10 harbor or employ my negro woman -
ROShNNA GOkEON she havtpg left my
employ ment without pIOyocstOn. sal >ZSA
negIo dark chest n, aftd shout Il. a. d ~
has scar near eye. " hoover will gIve-I>
insOrmst on Of her whereabouts shall be suitably
rewarded.
j,7St' NJ. A. HALL. Marian syepue
cS REWARD FOR HORSE ANDBUGGY
.r.I which went of from n street. betv cen n
10Th and nth streets al about la 4 past i've IN
q clock last evening, aGd supposed TO have 6<A
gene up nth street or New orb avenue The
bugEy dark Grten, nearly black, called rOoksva,,
with nprG hi top, glass "a the bss X with q sest be
hl.d Tor boy. he hOfse, bai iong & H. white sr
IN the forehead, his ankles Trimmed. The bufsy
had lnslde whip and wolf tkiu robe.
ASA WHITNEY.
. Locust Hll Farm, 7fh street TOsd,
-lao-g near the fret Toll rate.
&I0 REWARn.-Stolen fiom We ODIEN' =
YIOSALLkRY. az different times rec ntly, su
me AMbkOTl PtS-one stolen this moTnins.
me above reward will be pad convIotlrn Of one
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16
Mbbre0e11.
Dautel @pbrer,

SGupler IN 0runpei9entbum
uub
@eneralzM9ent
@t. Yaul, Miuue1pta.
Qaub wirp getauft unb pertauft; G5elber tper>
ben eelebnt uno augele8t; Saren tpereen be3ablt
uue 0elper i'm @taate cpllefttrt. 1b52+1O
Gu1ius Gcpreii,
Dffentli9 i9 ct Nptar,
Gde rer Wab1gan- unb 6ten @trabc, 9eeeniter
ber franaSl. fatb. airde,
empRsblt G& sur Mnfsrtiouns unb Beelaubisune
auer bFentli9en Yapieren> ipwie CUR 8eicr9uns
aQer In bas Nptarfa9 ein(9la9snbsn @el@attt'
tb52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16
c1afpb Mainacr,

cJafpb Wlain3cr,
6rteoensri6ter (Justice of the Peace,)
Deut19er Motar II. 2anb~ @eeut
YbSuir<Bl Gde ber Drittcn une Wabalbap>
@trabe> (nabe per 8riide,)
smpfieblt E9 benz beutl9en puplifum CUR Nnfer-
tisung unp 8sslaubisun9 aler UFent!i9en Ya>
Yere, lotpie AUDI sur Nusierti9ung DON Mappsn
uub anberen 3ei6nuugen.
Rauft uno Yertauft 2anb III GpmmilTrn-
1b52 10
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16
- tst* 'r~ go - : Z
Oerfhte6eue6..

r.. Mermonen<>:Statif Aus
'1a&ftbenpen pffeifQtn 3ablenr # ber 70,
e{ale 3nfanb. bts Wormonen5M 5Mti&s ia
fertitorium l1tab eri@tli@ 1851 D1dnu1,,fr
baben ( Beibtr ober pariibeI Is son be,Itt.< ben.
italbben J., batta| ptnebr als 10 Delter, i73o
mdnntr babfn s. 100 4 unb 14OO 3
pper 3 @eiber. ''<E''.''' 2@''t''&3 !
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16

Meentcn Der ~ftnn* Staatssettnn9'"
Wtnne lota.
y(ep-lllm uub Brpwn County Jr. Tprltsr
81. Yeter unb 9ticplet GtY W. S@'mnel,
ct. IntbpnY ", Minuiopp(is> Srtb ". 8nobla"e,
Gbasta Gb. Gber,
Carver @t. Suit,
9batopce M. @b. NpA,
Wantatp 6. Safpb5ba9cn.
5tiapater uuo Walbiugtpn Gty @e. @@sner
paltina uup Dafpta GtY g. @9n1bt,
gDiupna uub gBinona @tY 6r. Slider.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16
Be0in9un9en.

Die xWinneiota Staats5eitune" sr>
wreiS: 3 3wei 6ollorS> in balbjabri9er
Dprauabe3a e3ablung.
Mbonniren fam man SIT ireenb elmer 3eit bea
s}abres; bod tDnnen bic benz Mtonnement sprar"
" Der 5ubleriptions< <8etros tann in Moten it,
aenp elmer suten Bant oosr, BET balbjdbttl9em
announcement, in q TIM arten br'eE'@ e'nse~
MT Wenu 0elb 1T resiitrirten Briefen ssr~
loren aebt> traeen mir ben 8erlul; eub nt@t t"
unresiNrirten 8ristsn.
MQs Mittbeiluu9en, G5elber ". !. TO- rno )"
abpreliren: ...n
Yor Nr. 2445, ct. Yaul> Minne|ota.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16

SIM 2aaft bes3 9abres 1856 5sfamta IN
2a nee nni@t ,ptntsfr als3 5000 o7pnie.
aea eat@ 8ranbupetad 3nmIS 2tbeu.js1,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16
&. S 6. .. 0ilfQa11,

9(oppfaten uno &e@tSzSlntpaltc>
empfeblen Gb ibrcn perebrten beutl9en Mitbur-
scrn ais Nedt5beitInbe unb in's Be(pnbere 3ur
Ausferti9une ypn llrfunbcu ,c.
Otfice: lteter @afer II. Banss' Qaeen, 3te
5trabe, ct. Yaul. 1t52.10
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16

The
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
pubAshed By S.aM'L LUDp7GH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price Of advertising.
One Square, l. insertion, $0,75,
One Square, one Month, 1885,
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths, 1900.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16

SSn. 2eip
impprtirt une pertauft int @rcBen 8ranntwsins,
Gin unb Wene.
Gde Der Drittett unb Sadlonfrabe,
1895 81. paul, Mtnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16
Nreiie fllr Mu;et9en.
. s;lsr nhpr mpnioer bilbet eiueu 9auare-

@ab.
Gin Square 1 Wlal. 500.
Gin Gquare 2 Wal -. 12o.
Sin 6ouare 5 Mal. >. 1>75.
Sin 6ouore 4 Ulal. =. 2,25.
Sin Gouare fir 3 Mpnate $50.
Gin @quore fit 6 Mpnate 1000.
Gin 5auore fir Sabr 1900.
mE Gr5Bere Mnseigen werben Serbaltnib-
maSfo auf bas YiQigite tere9net unb nisrtel-
Gbrlib ppraushe3ablt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16
Siac marclev,

J1ac WfarcteY,
Gruber Mareley ". 2ern,)
g}r. l. Gmpire 8lpd, ct. paul.
Cine sroBe Muswabl scn @ert3eussn, Gilen-
uub @Gmiebe -@aaren, Nderbau- @erdtb1
@attler- unb Stablpaaren. iuwie 3auseeratben.
1895
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16
II. Sarenue,

81. Sareuac,
0rpceriez unp Gpn,mtltpnS @el@aH
Wierts @trabe, nabe benz @inslctp 9uule,
ct. Vaul.
Waaren nad alien Gbcilen ter Staet pereea
unentselbli9 belpret. 1b52.5p
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16
9r. &pfenf,

0r. &pfenf,
ct. Nntbrnyfrabe, rer peuti@en 8anf 8esen-
Wber,
ct. Yaul, Minne pta,
empFeblt i9 fir alle innern unb aubern 3rans-
beiteu. 1895
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16
Carl &pb,

ctdfpb 8prf II. 8ruber,
Gde per Se@sten unp @abalbamfrab &c.
ct. paul,
smpfeblt (& bent Yublitum NIT tasli9 fril@ &C.
baeteuent Brpb unb 8uWeu. 1000
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-16

2p,lis 8iicbner,
2itbpgrapb>
ee.m r0ul ler. .9oMls geeenaber>
2b1.5 ct. Yaul, Minnelpta.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
Fine orslffs.

Yesterday sable youth, Of about
10 years Of age, might have been seen
with can Of Oysters under Ills arm.
s making tracks y for our Office. For
such chap !" did that very thing
and more he handed the choice BIZ
valves over to the editor !" with the
compliments Of Mr.. ARNoID.
We unwrapped the can, which was
Ienveloped Ii q hand bill, stating that
the Oysters were but s39 hours from
Baltimore, of an extra size, &c, and
found the Oystersto be all that they
were recommended TO be. Lyon
want . real good can Of first-rate Oys-
teri 60 to Arnold . Exchange If yon
only want a dozen Or two Of the best
|of Oysters. served up in a mageHf-
cent style, 30 to Arnold's Exchange,
where You can get, at moderate
price, just snch Oysters az we found
in the can above alluded 70.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
I. IN. Pnt.hass Of fnha.

The project seems 10 be fayorablE NJ.
garded not only by The Democratic mem
6ers Of Congress. but if rumor speaks
truly, BY many Of the Republican Nom
bers. Iii the Senate there is said toHbeIa
decided majority ID favor Of the measure,
and il is thought1that the DemocraticIyote
Of that body viii, be nearly aunt ID sup.
port oflhe bill giving So, 600, 600 u tie
President 10 negotiate with Spain upon
the subject. ii slso thought that there
will be i decided majority in the, House
forthe BILL This IS the great question
Of the present day and as public Aopin,
ion, irrespective Of party, appears ~ By
conferred upon the Presidents plan, We
have hopes that some real progress will
be made towards setting the gem ofith4
Antilles il ourcssketof ,liamonds during
/ the present year. Mr.. Buchanan plan
to negotiate for the valuable domain, is
entirely right and proper--one which eY
cry right thinking MAJ can and will sp-
prove. Ind. Republican. IT
We are glad 10 see. our Contemporary
right for once. We hops he will slickIto
what he says in the above paragraph, and
not. when parties divided upon this qass-
ton. al we beiisge they will, join 4 cru
SADIE against the democracy upon the ac-
QUESTION of Cuba. s4 III h
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
From the rattiaore Republican,
strength OF the Dsm5tratic Party.

While the opposition press ofHail clas-
SEES, Abolition. Free Sill, and pretepded
Anlsrican, are taking ~ the route and
dissolution ef The Democratic p3fty. we
Thought It would b proper 10 exhibit the
real facts as developed by thelrecent elec,
tons. ,t -5ss
We find, BIZ a carefuIexamination Of
the popular note that Tie Democratic
party is actually stro1ger now tlian atthe
Presidential olectip1 when Mfr. Buchanan
was so triumpllantly elected. We have
seon certain opposition journals tmislead-
ing lhsir Feaders withasserlians that have
10 found46on in truth, conveying the i'm
pressicM that the Democratic party had
met Win an overwhelming defeat and the
administration with the most emphatic
,aHd wheeling rsbuke. Now the result
fof the lreceat el4eIiois shows a totally
different siateof thinssj The absolute and
|rci6tise gains by the Dem sctstfc party in
Hthe late elections are such Al to prove its
increasing strength. Notwithstanding the
loss ofmembers in the House of Rspre-
Hseniatjxes. Even in the Free States the
Democrats haveigained lightly upon the
and aDon ne aggregats Cpl
position Vote imnleaseig. The totaf oppo-
sition vote Republicans and Know Moth
ing yatthe PresigieHlal election in 1856,
was l,5t7,6i6; their c5mbine vote at
the recent election was ] ,25i ,946 /; total
dehreaseiof opposition votes. 995. GO.
The absolute increase ofthe Democrat
ic votes was 10. 99G and the relative
gain SINCE 1856 $40 .668. ThisSis the
actual result. over which The opposition
organs are rejoicing. and which they tell
their readersis indicative II the utter dis
solution Of HE Democratic party. and the
sure triumph Of the e6nglomeraiei oppo.
sition elements in 1860. Id the last two
years they hays<fost shy $4,000 votes
and!nnon thisltley base their hopes ofsuc-
cess two years hence. We place these.
figures before our Democratic friends,
5that they may not be alarmed bytlie blas,
Ter and hoassfng Of Black Republicans and
Ehow- Nothfngs. Should these different
elements sacrifice all theirpre.
to principle, and Southern Know
Nothings unite with Northern Abolition
ISIS, still egreater conservative National
Democrats party will stand an limpregna-
BILE barrier between them and the Consti-
luton, and in defiance 0ftheir selfish and
traitorous designs preserve the Union and
pei petaate its blessings. Ii s4 I'D
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
For the liam atha valley siar.e

DEAN STARI-The following thou shts
were suggested to the writer. by seeing
10 ammble and intelligent youug lady
.anaecomp panied, and il the midstaof a
lafge congregation Of n9ntprofessors of rel
Kgion, join the NJ Z Church. South
was weary, exhausted |; myEsoul sank
within me, no beautiful land seape met ny
view, as gazed upontbe moral Ipaiora-
ma spread out before me ;thorns and
thistles pisfced me atIevefy turn. u In
despair. / set down. tu minaiiag in my
mind upon Tie darkness and gloom of this
+" unhaliowed world / was lost iii
Thought, How long | remained thus.
Il know not; butthe voice Of d :" Heav-
ehly- SpiIit" caugh; my ear:
Hin See tthol not, O man, that Beau.
tifW mhae Rose its ietiis have been
bathed in the dews Of heHupperdeep and
I tS opening leaves are famed by Che zeph-
yrs of the Heavenly land ?"
Il I"I do" | replied, t'IBut|tell me./O
Heavenly Spirit. why ID It's pare life
brought into existence III this hapferl and
thorny desert? Surely ittis pure and love
Ilyenough to adorn the Garden or Eden. =
{. Thou hast well juigst. IBut, see. j
Twill show thee 4 ''aystefys1f I will breathe
nv spirit upon this lovely Rose, and /
will cause It 10 SPINE is tile stars of The
armament, apd its heavenly Influence
shall chsngeall thiRgswithinits radius,
# And as1 gazsd, I saw as il mere, the
II Spirit descend" and rest UPON this
4 Heavenly Rose, end a if By magic nun
befs OF white roses sprapg up; thorns
and thistlesH changed into lie most beau.
=tifnl trees and flowers Of the heavenly
land. And as its radius Increased. and +
became within hallowedi influence, o what
tongue can express on imagination con
ceiye the glorious feast Of the soul p
!" Eye hath not seen, ear hath not heard,
neither hath it entered into the inagi-
nation 10 conceive !" In eestacsy cried
out:
81 Z How long, O Heavenly spirit, how
long shall this Beautiful Rose remain
,hus2o
{ EXTERNALLY But not alwayssin this
place. Itmust remain here until it'd bless.
I'D influence shall urn rnaay from dark
ness tolight, and from The power of Satan
unto God / then it must be sckdnged %
its sisterhoosi Of flowers that forever bloom
in the GARDEE Or Cop ] !"
KANAWHA.