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, 1860-11-29

CLEARED -.........N0v. r.
Prom j Barber, Brown GRIND Havcn.
:;chr Chaf Hibbard. tnseEsoll, Port Washington,
6 tons coal.
, 1860-11-29
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov, g.
The following are the receipts aud shipments for
;Ac past twcnty-four hours:
, 1860-11-29
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.

From s to $ per cent Cheaper than retail dcalers
for the reason that We manufacture them ourselves
CAstors, Eatols, Tea Sets. &c. At short nottcr.
LANTERNS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
L. A. HAMBLEN d. CO.,
Once and SalesrooM, Noa 1; and y State street.
nn1I d5i1-1n1 f!nEfa1r3.
, 1860-11-29
ZINE SILVER-PLAT
@ood0

Expressly Intended to meet the wants Of persons wish
Ing purchase r better article than has previously
been made.
Our stock consists Of assortment Tea Setss Cof
fec Ernk, Castors Cake Baazeta, Pitchers. Bntter
Dlahes Spoons Forks Ladies, Knlyes. Napkin Rings,
, 1860-11-29

FINE ART IN TEE WEST,
3d III eompE.e for r. mt Annual CstalogHs ths
They are to be drawn for In the mAnner Of an Art
First Of January Next,
AT MIR. HEsLER's GALLERY,
NO. 1l3 LAKE STREET,
xsf5 tx Sh s CHS; e & s 9fa M ts ~
Drawing. from O'clock i. NJ iii l0rN n
ASan 4 s s. of tho Art
FREE or CHARGE.
lr.zrs. Valued at
.ss xss; Of r. g.S.
.Isss fe{i;.|; y ssP i f:is;:a .o
fs ss ey g idesi liza Il r., viii
*Sls ~! a,|l:ssss X sssss i ssasds rs.ci:
q hts:;
,-Es.s9Es ifs@ s!11e' tss Harvest y
ia-MaE1ne View; ....:::... %
Esaa:s.Ss saPs Ss; Il & 5:4sFy Gsasy py T.ssr
il. Is, L saa ls-ro1tfMsit M camsts1to represent
sss9:!s 9SSsa sa% t 81
sssg q IS as9; s:ea*< fs7sE
5-}I:aas:;Pss 5-I : 81 q ihe Doader :: :: :::::: :
-H:sa:ss1s -Rssss Z e. Church ::::.:: i i
a.-DsTss ~ .ad fawn-~Aa'eFnal Affection" By N
m.M.!iss Eis.: ay srso;s Is
sfesssss fisS! = zs 4 Ia:
several drawers Valued ut Is eaca.-....... 10
Total
Tickets accompanied By g Gne photoEanh Of the
sta ;s t. y b. 1
fai ess ~ + 1esS is c&:e. Gca:r s s' se
ad So M Sd IN r. u monies n.s
delivered to the owuers OF the fortunate nuuoers
COMmITTEE:
}SAAS ! &FEStR fn$H*SR BRYAN
sa$5Hf ytoEz H.ss!S:ss
s.7G!lt Frames to all tic paintings arc included
REMlTTANcES
For Tickets shou!d be addressed to the Treasurer
COL. sAMI. STONE, Chicago, III.
tTue taste lis conductors respectfully ln,lte from
1e SSoE of ns es'
ecsed dos ths fa5e and safe return o. Which to e"
, 1860-11-29

New YnEK. Aug. =, 1&0.
GEx7Ln.x.-In scr1y to yours OF ST, nj: We take
pleasure in stating that tho American Watch now in
ueonour railroad Inns varied only six >ttads in
Ttte orrr SIX wecs-. Respectfully.
S. u. j. ". i. TOkRRr.
Contractors on the Tar & Del Eay r. r.
To Messrs. Eoun1Ss APPLETON.
, 1860-11-29

CHICAGO AND MILWACKEE
~ IAILKOAD
Fur MILWAUKEE. La CI:ttssE AND s'r rArY
Ostku.h. Berlin a,uf lntrrn.pIiaic 9.sIi~ ''
Chicago ut:
ao5 H. u, arrtve 1t Ni!wau!:c: 1T re:H,ru
LIZ, r. ", arrive at Mi1a sIarr Ut .:lpr ~
Passenger Trains Arriye Ut lAlcav at Ill. l. H. ena
WauIcsan Accommodation :7..:e tt!cas, t,w,u
AID arslsu at Ci.l.a.. II s.s' .. w. ''
AIl = 1. EALuN;S .r..s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
ImpbtlAat Mamma pis,oEsrH.

One oI sEe Standing discoveries ot
the age haE inst beer, male, and lis
Effect upEMStlis commercial affairs 81
the WuIlatannpt be ioretol!az We
allule ttIsfhe late discovery in the
process Sf.inakiiessur smefting ofa
new u,eIal..Which las, been named
alier ths A5sentor.p Tie new metal
IL. OF such III nature that even an i'm.
mitatiun| ulsgold Or silver can now be
pro lilce,l Salichs wnfdl defy detection
by more tlIaii nihe-telitIs ofsthe deal.
lers in Saes manufactured Of aiafe
gaLl and slEver. The most sasfonish:
ing part Hon the discovery is that sot
its beiugI sSf valuable is to be usetlfiIl
tile niauAata nreipf every article in
(which gdl!la ,r silver canSbe usei =
This lntaaI III giIlg n sed now in the
lllanulaetilh LOT watch cases, rings.
pencils. kirks, spoons. heals Of canes.
taotii- pielsss pens. tablelsets chan9lc-
HERS. and lii fact, eeefythnlg in
which g,,flsaild silver has been used
heretofore and when 2jt is un1ler-
stool thNEFhis metal was soil III the
manufactured state for twoAtlolIars an
ounce. tIS 5mlnalise Ey5lntion which
iris destlhil to produce III tle com.
mercial orIi can purity BE con
ceived. Its weight anil general APP
pearanes are precisely like that 81
golif9fsS5lyer ahlsilnaking it with.
mt doRbt the eaaal OF those metals
III the Manufacture ufeverytlrang else
but money. which hse Is male certain
because itwilf not change lis appear.
ance BY lse any more than gold OF
silver swill.J AMI Hot .as much when NJ.
10y til any great extent is used
1 When we can buy silver plate made
|offa lnrtal which represents gold in
every particular but its value fiirtw.i
dollars All ounce. while wrous lit gold
Iis5woffil eighteen dollars lah ounce
Iii is easy Ia perceive that . great rev.
folution is about 10 take place III this
brunch Of trade. IN the silver. war;
the difference III price - not 80 great
AZ set OF silver spoons which cost.
NOW six dollars, can he bought male
lof this metal, ara which Will repre-
Eseht tie. silver ii 3Ievery particular bui
their valae. for ibuf dollars thef Set
l'For onr part wef Unjust say that This
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
Result .Oistht First Inquiry Mtefsgoyefn.
4 GIG mfht GaffHntiens "A f,ikx

! WAsnrseroS. Feb. 62The FIRST fAso;
lptinp, Of inquiry todeythpe alleged Nor
rubtiions Of tile administration las been
ai,sweered BIZ Serrs.ary Cobb He refers
to Ike blue book 10 show The names of I'LL
ii,S persons III treasury service whose ap-
% poin,men,s Are hot caihlfii med By The Stn
ats. but leathing that what was reallyy
wanted was Ais, 81 special agents. with
llfsir cniinpe d alton and the authority for
their Ii. employment. he gives. The names d
seye ~ whose pay iss ID accordance with
Ind ACT Of 1856. and who are employed
bsa y vi of that act. anil Also ihat Of
1899. They e aS1s ilbe books and NC.
counts u 1t collecting officers and deposito:
riesrf public money. The aggL,fega'e Ps
me5lts under this lead for the PAST yI..r.
ii.dIudipg mileage. Is Gully SIG 600 The
SEQ eiary states that their services ihiass
--ae,gy IN he dischafs Isl ofiiGiti du lee
nd have lrd ~ material retreaehmtnls
81 I. I oe ,,tii "a $50 ii.
Asz%ft 4f5{Fst 4 II ttf1f43sl "a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
Nj. TlloMAs CoKwiN declared some

Mr.. TiiUMAs CoRwiN declared some
day ago taats he wenldic6ntihnef to
vote Sherman snntiIs Gabriefs last
trump should sound, . and several
other republican members declared
about the SAND time they would vote
Tforthim until hAI shonIi freeze from
shore TO shore.n With these bod
and profane pretestations On Their
lips. Corwin and the balance wentof
after Winter Davis and voted for
Pennington. There is no depend
Iehce to lie put in the words Of d Re.
publican politician. when men like
Dorwiii are 30 gascitIating.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

The COMPLIMENTARY dihner fo Gov.
1enry-A Wise. last Thursday, took
place at the Exchange Hotel, and was
al brilliant affair. fits estimated tila'
al least $40 sat down tothe table. and
she company e6ppfssea ineuof both
tpolitIcal parties as well as-eyery call
ing aud profession, The Hon. Geo.
Nv. Hopkins Of Abingdon presided,
assisted by several vice presidents. W
"a sentiment Complimentary TO the
Governor was responded to by NH
distinguished guest in a speech uftwt
hours in dura.iap which was; marked
.by all that FIRE and ;eloaneree FIJI
which he is SO celebrated. 443s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
/. aRpthrr Fire and Loss Of bife.

HYDE PARK. Pa, Feb. 3l.--The
dwelling,of Daniel Early. senior. was
sbnrntlast night. and three children
persisted IN. the flames. The nother
and three'othsr children escaped from
a sccond1storyjwin bnt were bad
Ii burnt. The father was absent
The weather was intensly coli this
morning; the Thermometer marks Is
degrees below zero.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

DEATH or A. D. STsIABAcK We 70 !.
gtet q hear Of the deaIii of A. D. Strim-
bark. Of West goiundbia. We learn tlat
his death was caused By an lover.dosefof
morphene, Having been Iunwell. heAc-
'cidenlally took roo mnct. He suffered
from Saturday until Monday. when he
died. He was8a worthy man. and iesvss
Ia large family and circle of friends 10
mourn his sudden decrease Peace TO his
ashes. -Pt. Pleasom Repablieoh. Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
Eli 70 e -I-E-,F''.'--T.

A successful case Of TRANSMISSION 81
blood info the veins of d woman was
performed lately in Kiialarhack, Az.
shire. Scotland. The woman although
in prime oflite. had became 81 weak
from loss of Alnosl.s that palsatipn. WAS
at times imperceptilae.. The bl,,odui
a frien1 was injected into vein in
one OF her arms, and tile most cheer
ing results were hume iateIy mani
tested, She continued TO improve
rapidly. and at last accounts Vas con-
sidered beyond the refchlo OF danger.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
Important

We give bel5R an extract from the
Acts Of I'LL Legislature 1T Virginia
1855, anil Anofher from the Cole.
showing Wherein persons may offsnd
against tIld h.Es of the State. and Be.
cUne inst pbnoSions thereto. Tliess
laws are q g9lf and should be enforced
against all sifiefideiS,: eiilIt'i glafa
2s:. Isa Mcpherson. BY speak.
ing or writthg. maintain that owners
have notl nght 6f property ) Ojheil
slaves, hid SHALL be cuhfitied ilriaff mol
more than Jul year. anEfinea not ex
cee,ling HILL hundred dollars. I He
may be afrsateil, and carried before i
Ijnstice III! iSv white person. Y i.i
80 20, lfsl free person write. print,
ar cause II se written Or printed any
hook OF other writing. With intent Il
advise orI illeite negroes,in this State
to rebel I'll aiaka 'instrfection. or IN.
cnlcatingI resistance to the right o.
property IoS masters i'll their slaves,
sor if he slnIll. with Intent te all The
purpose ary snch book OF writing,
knowingly circulate 1.-THE same, III
shall be {sstined il. tIs penitentiary
not less IlIalf one nor more than. five
years --Gdls oil Virginia, Chapter
CXCVIIIIs. Il y
s, ~ 1fa free person ADVISE any
slave to I,lIlscona. from his master, 0,
all snchB slave, tp abscond. procuring
for or deIiVsrlngtS him d pass, regis
Ter or dthsr writing, or furnishing
him liiaIislY, cldthes. provisions ol
other fafNfy. DR. he in any manner
accessorN III the escape or attempt t
escape Of such slave, he shalf be con.
ffned il, tInlenifentiary not less thar
five nor IraEe than Ten years and Iii.
may. I'M s.iliscretinn. con ienln such
offenlerf ~ be publicly whipped /,
such eStFills and Fsucits time as it ma,
/ see fit n++-A RS of Assembly 1856.
Chapter NHVIlE N 4 !. Il +.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

: MoRE RattasoAD Surrs. suits have
been Instituted 10 the uailed States, Cir,
cult q nrt at Pittsburg a!sainst the city
for The reeovary Of 50 5i51 alleged 70 b
due August Stilbert.sol Ftankfort On the
Main, As interest due on certain. bonds
issued BY The mayor. aldermen and eli.
aens Of Isfisshufg 70 the Ohi,s and Penn.
sylvania Pistsharg. and Connellsville,
Pt,sbarg and Sabeuyille. and CHARTERS
Valley Railroads. A second action S..
6oo has also been instituted a.sainst The
county by the same paayl and j third,
for smaller sum. has been commenced
By Mr. Eaglsh.rt. pf MARYLAND, in which
tie city figures. as the defendant.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
The trustees Of the Methodist Epiis

/ The trustees of the Methodist Epis
.eepal Church North, on Tayldr's Is
lland. Dorchester CO., MI, have. by \
.nilaufmous vote df the board, decided
on leaving the M. E Church NORTH
and joining the ME- Church South
The Cambridge, L4teEkigencsr says
they Will apply to, the Southern Bish.
lop Tor a supply. In the meantime the
preachers Of Church Greek Circnil
will supply the pnlpittIli the sittiny
of the Pliilalelphia Conference.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
RlusoSa. nele,ser is, ls5l.a

Rraoyp. October U.s., ls5l.a
4 III 4 House 81 B tsksiiaLs A. RI 40 viii ~
pite.tbs Uni lion, fs1 heirs, " J alllliars,
$50. d
Lake Ii IS asthoii OF inf rn,i ns my ftienis.
hal AFTER hit Sme.s III my III q Inc % @ se
.in aciiye paf in he cf'nttFh6ol BA#Ks fAst
Il naorHkEsi as chief sslcst pan III pf III b 'e5,".
FIR nj NY l8aig persene eiAirSthis branch Of
the tasinrss tAakins sisv asAsi nSseltiasa8 ost
Ell issiyeiv Nj II fof Due pist Ten Az years
i R3it-r my e thar shalss Al aIl times. be
thlesap secure my pa1rans ths his hest 'ngr
ketSalne tors tht II esops s. s f.ssEf
1t viii give me fnnchFp easaife 70 con i'iilt'
that. hnsii ess te!attaa viii tln hsrei"f re
rHr,y.d, vhsiAfa nrtrnler nfilte sla on srn
81 BIZ Ill si,AI.lA Il r. 40 ard ! os ure ygu5' hat
mo elfert on, MY PHI wills spared y Pr
! IL mi MI friends in The 1Nestefh part 9th
STATE. sdeges, that3it IL 'flt iitnpa isn't to
priz- their Tobacco I'M the lawful &c eask
making the it0sshsssd 10 VIZ gu fenl 8ttta
1879 nett Mnn Of tile Tob,c,o grown ~
that region is % ted on u for, esrot and sfip.
pefs obi1rt gre lily ~ purchasing q higshsad
oil IaGas eli ii Ats 8 u eli Mt 4kE SLi,sASsss
NJ II world also iggesilt. those who SUCCEED
ia makiug " Il bright Fancy rpha CO, ii'a'
neat casks. sniff sienily Ia re to conf ain 9FoH
itsSbOd Sbs..' sifi ,tsd hssused: z E ESts! Ell
j. have no iaesi alton in saving that Rlctt.
.441Y,n.t. as 4 Tab eco maf kei, issnp% Inc mos
5rnus II. lit q nj lfaela nj ed st ties amt The
III la,ef can find io I1srset hal wlilseznesaiis
furnish npre renuneta3lyr az .ces tot hls ia y
Ea .va,v resnenffuifs IL sf3ss tIlaai sk+. ss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
:. : 9-1-01-l - 2 u y = ~
An bboliliOaist &ex piFsiafa nat hRngts
Le} l,s.a.t rlhiA NsnfimfnlS. Is ~ ssaa. NJ

Mr, Joshua Copp;c. 4 Quake gentle
man Of Butler township. il thisscVahty.
has always been . wkrn' Aboliii6ni5A Il
He is an uncle of Edward Csppies and
went on % virgiui, for thefpuFposeiof
bringing home lie remains Of his nephew
for intermeht.s On his way home he Was
detained Al WelIsyille for a. couple Of
hours. anti5there had couyersAiionswiIh
ID. T. Lawson. in which he said 7
come hons 4 converted man, The Vif-.
ginians are as kind hearted and Christian
i people as ever was among. Our. nn-.
ti-siayery agitation M the North 10 all
wrong I am satisfied, j, has put bark
the cause ofsihe slave. and ] am going
home To do what i can to put II down.
and | hope thae win do The same. am
satisfied all Virginia wants Is Christian,
treatment, and ~ the proper time she will
do more FIR the slaysthan we ever can.
Mr.. Goppic never be ore had opened his
eyes 10 the disastrous consequences Of
Narthern fanaticism.l bnt now having,
harmed them. Ike an honest man, lie will
endeavor % put down agitation! There
are great many people Of the satIethss;
and when they get fairly 10 understand
swhere they are drifting they will cutltoss.
from the rampant AbolitioDists. epd set
to work to create q tone qf healthy cea-
serYatisu. seq Lisbon Potriot. sfsss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
a. ,r.,,.l,a,,,..., 49,. J. b. I,

y One efour exchanges BAYS 4 T" Bs7con-
tent as long As ysar mouth Is full aud
your body covered Remember the poor
kiss hs}psettg gifls-=dpnlt RIB ypdr
neighbof's hen rosVt--ueversp pick an edi-
torss pocket nor think thai he Is going to
stand tfeAl--ki,E dull care to the deuce
--blatk your own boots---sew on yonr
own buttons; and be sure o. take : ps-
per and pay for il. .,g.ss:,.,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

There was 4 great Unipn Meeting held
ut. lowell Mass. fsgsd days since. at
Ml6cif r-sUfinEftiions wsre adrpied inltsFor
III shs Uniol.I ard llsifigi,ss af1lh- SspsI Il.
DH sAsER. the P.llrask-r made 4 goo |
IJaian speerh. 1.-The Daclor.s PiiisMill
suffice ioypnfge shei Nor.h of their miser-
abb abolilionism. We viii take greaz
pleasure 10 rsrammending them down
ihiA Hay Until We iind afb+iier remedy.
Wetshsll adhere 10 an external spplicalion
of kemp q Tie shroat. That nessf fails.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
Tht HstrarS 81 BurnIag Fluid.

That interchangeable inqaiter INTO Ill
sorts sof ms sieries 3. Merriam states
that in slhs year 1859. he has recorded
g3 deaths and the ssripus injury.of i,]6
persons. All resulting from the use 81
bdriiing fluid while he loss o. proper
II by siise IRON the use cf thasesile salrnt
popndsamaunts loIS44.0O0 The whole
number of deatas Isis4cs Jaly,. 1889. he
reiDrds 81 4e4 ssfiaiused. 6a3. We long
ago ordered dis }ihff ont &C our hause,
and We advise AL our. readers 10 do the
same ding. Use ! GOAL oil. tallow can.
dies. pine kiots. anything rather than
hazard lie limb. and property by The
constant We 81 4 dangerous. bnrning
,Anid. -Saentif e Anlkrirdn.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
PtnnsyItaRia Polities.

PnfLapELPnIA. Jan. 26. The Demo.
cratic convention OF this rity had a
STORMY struggle last nigh.s but the Blu
chanan wing finally .preya Id over The
Dougiasitss ~ lbs choice of delegates TO
the R.adiag State Conrsation. Resolu-
Btiops we're passed Of an indefinite charac-
.tsrs containing no inslrucgi5ns to The del
esafess
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

ei Papa reading ingheafing Of lfn.sIiigenl
child ~. The men were mustered on The
deck preparatory to The Decentralization. 2
q" Oh Papa" said The child. Y how
funny the men must have looked ali over
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

The New York Vauity Fait says. Ia
nominating the Missouri statesnan for;
President. the Republicans are merely.
hanging out Bates TO catch Southern
voters. .Yi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

Judge STuMP 81 Baltimore. i hav-
ing his .srecord'' CLOSELY searched ihs
to by a committee Of the Maryland
Legislature. Il is thoaght they win
report unanimously for innpeaching
him He il q iiisgface 70 the bench.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

A man being assured that the sun never
rose in the west. said i = as very strange
as he had a cousin IN Iowa who was. Il.
ways wiring home how pleasant it was in
thai district. He eouriadel tlsetit must
be all moonshine. s,.ss q .,,.ss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

~ CoSEsEo VIM JERxLs.-.Ala Madame Bo!
DISCO nee WiLLIAAs. attended the Presi-
dents ieyee At Washington last Tuesday
evening il her Court dress, valued as
S50, 600. liz sal sssF,siasis Sc /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

The new republican chief ius.ies. of
Iowa IS = sPirilualist. and il is staIed that
hk has q casile IL K,otuk Zoe the Fscep-
item Of iushibls ghosts =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

If all the worlds a stage. and man
and woman merely players, where arc
the andieuce and ofchestfa 70 como
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
The yicksbnrg Suna CONF comes % hand

The yicksbIwg Sun comes 10 hand
dragged ia mourning for the death of
the Senior Editor. ~. D. Roy, Esq.
Mr. Rqy vas Shot down in the streets
III Nicksbufg. by q man named d. j.
Sheppard. Sheppard hal been ems
pleyedy in the, San Office as clerk,
and had been charged with embez.
clement lie vas, arrested in New.
Orleans, brought lack TO Vicksbnrg,
Efrried before a Magistrate for. the Of
fence ofs which he WAS charged. and
was acquitted. A short time, after,
meeting Mr. Roy Oh the Street. he
shot him down without any. notice or
chance for defence, Mr, Roy was. a
writer. Of more than ordinary ability
& q +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

a yoppg LAZY who lost or naislaid
her bean. was advised 10 hang mp her
fiddle. She said the advise did great
violence ID her hsartstrihgs,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
=. il. coNNELL, j.
n. N, READ,

Attorney at T1R w /,
yJf tLI.l pra etlce in lieC psts1of kanawhs,
w P,tinarn. and ihe Advantageous iss.s
OPTIC e. First DOR bela~ The Bank
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MILLER 81 NEWMAN.

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a MorHERs Rk1YEk. III An ex.
change we'll says TIE hoy Wild feels
his name Is mentioned INA good
mother spfaycr Is comparatively safe
from vice, an the ruin to which it
leads. The sweetest thoughts that
N. p. Willis eyer penned grew out
Of a reverence to. q piens mothsr's
prayer for him. Tossed BY the waves
in a vessel which was bearing him
homewar1. he wrote Il #fa.
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.sSleep safe. D waye-worn mariner
/ Nor fear tlhe night, uor storm. nor sea !
The earof heaveasbends low to her. 8
5 He comes 10 shore who sails with me- =
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! SUPEasTITfoUs.--A German anewspa-
per states that; it is believed BY one por-
ton Of he inhabitants ol Alsare. q prov
sihre Of France. ',ear Sirasbtiurg. that The
.cholera and potato disease were sent as
panishm-nis / for introducing The polka
while another attributed the cause 10 the
smnke from The locomotives. since the
'ihiroduction .of railroads. One Cffthe
.clergxmen. o. attempting 10 overcome
this superstition among his parishioners.
only received from thems shtug Of The
shoulders mud a Whispering among them
sss iajihe ohj-ct Of his ndyiI,e. surmi-in. !,
tha. he was PINE Of chose railroads, hence
his argumetfts.5
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Prom g,atzaEl6

4 EEw YoRk. jan s6. -Ry he assiSa
.af The brig E"nquests We have news (rsn
Angos,ura. Tspszurla. 10 Ihesl4h .illo.
and letters from our correspondent a
Caracas to the list inst Tie revolution
vas still going op. withotit anysdecisivt
results. So,illo was nor defeated. + bu
was raraging The country ali Barcelo'I,
and Malurin. Cold bloodef murder apd
tapinei wsre prevalent in Tie provinces Y
.Fise a,hni drsA S.ate prisoners hail beer
sent 10 Castle San Cailos Fipancia
Complication with England. and dipio.
natic difficulties with France. IN coilse
.qnence of the abrupt dismissal of hel
Minister, added 10 thv dangers Of the re
pablo very much.