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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
nR. DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pc
PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUsHTON CLARK g. CO.'S .

RUSHTON CLARK o. CO.'S a3E4s
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrofnla, &c. hs7 I.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
Il & CO. being dissolved by the death Of w. L.
RUSHTON, (the only Rushton ever connectad. with
the firm their GENUINE. COD Liver OIL viii
In fut are be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
CO., surviving partners and sole successors. 1t
was Mr.. Clark who went to New Foundland 20 IN.
perintend its manufacture, and heis the only Drug.
gst who ever went from the United States for that
purpose; and as he viii continue his supervision Of
that branch of our business, We viii warrant our on
pure and genuine. AZ success in It's use depends
upon its parity be particular to that the sigma
ture of HEGEMAN. CLARK & CO 10 over, the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been using the Oil Of other makers, without ne-
of our manufacture. t~.-....-ss ~ .fste5, ssssfs
Be particular, In ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK CO., for many persona have initiated
our style of bottle and label, for the purpose Of
palmng of an inferior article; and since Mr.. Rush.
toms death, there has been Rnshton's OH intro
duced, which il not in any way connected with
Rushton, CLARK Co !, the orly representatives OF
that Arm being HEGEMAN. CLARK 4 co. .
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, Clark 4 Co. for sale
by PURCELL. LADD CO., and BY Drugsists ssa.
orally in Richmond and throughout Vksinfa-
fe 13-d&wSm 81 ~
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SPECIAL NOTICE Attention is solicited
to our sale of Horses, Mules, &c., THIS MORNING,
at 10 o'clock. Also, to sae OF Watches NC &c.s
THIS EVENING" at O'Clock. See advertisement.
NH I0-lt LARUB SHINE, Aucts.
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MARINE NEWS.
rokf OF RICHMOND. March 9.

~ ARRIVED. Il
Schr r. McKeen, Sooy, Attakapas, sugar and mo-
lasses, Dunlop, Moncure l. Co.
Sehr Emily w. Leyburn, yburn, Attakapas, su.
gar and molasses Dunlop, Moncure Co.
Schr Macedonian, Moore, Eastern Shore, Data, to
Captain.
Schr Walter Williams, Hutchns, Warwick, wheat,
P. N. Thompson.
Schr Independents, Clifton, North Carolina, shin
giles, J. Womble L. Co. -..5-s- -7-rs- ~
Steamer Pocahontas Jones, Baltimore, mdse.,
Ludiam & Watson.
SAILED, a.
Schr Energy, Parsons, Norfolk.
PORTLAND, March 5-Arriysd, schr. Hardscrabble,
Gregory, from Rockland for Richmond. .4a
MEMORANDA.
Barque Fame, (of Rchmond.) 50 days from Rio de
Jsneiro, short of provisions: was spoken Feb. % lat
80 NJ, Ion. GA, by barque Mquilon, Strout at New
York, and supplied with barrel OF beefand sugar.
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A MUSEMENT.-TRere is no place to
IA spend an hour, free of cost more pleasantly,
In Richmond. than az OSBORNE'S splendid Dk-
0UERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
msy be seen great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPES. well worthy the attention
of visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE has bssn
ATTRACTIVE place in the city. s. @gI "a
We are always prepared to put up licensees in
every style, and ct PRICES that DEFY competitisn.
Always on hand, GOLD LOCkETS, GOLD PINS,
Pearl, She'll and Morocco CASES, Of every dessrip-
ton. OSBORHE,s GALLERf.~
fs7 8 Opposite Exehsnge Bank.
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SINGING ScHO0L.--Attsnti0n is asked to
n ar. hsmmersrs advertisement Of singing school
O'Clock this morninR, and another A. Gnrins isld
hsi', on Church Hill, u O'Clock In the afternoon
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the Third Presbyterian Church aud congregation
lately Mr.. Dunnines) will hold FAIR, In the Leo
turs Room of the Church, commencing MONDAY,
the l2th and to continue for several days. They In.
vite the aid of their friends on this occasion. &
NH O.
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OBsTRuorsoN.--H. X. Ellyson vas fined
~ ny 1e layer, Tor permitting aH obstrpction In
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Tom or THE MrLLIoNAlRE McDoSooR.
The n q. Picayune gives sketch OF 9
visit to the cemetery in which lie ths rennains
f,he late wealthy and eccentric John McDo
nosh. In this cemetery, which We his pro-.
perry, he had permitted the free intsrment Of
all brought for the purpose. fact which the
Picayune regards as tellingin favor of his in.
nate benevoience. There can be little doubt
that he was generous in that which. cost him
nothing, and that he was more ready to pro-
vide for the dead than the living. His tomb
is said to be q very substantial one Of marble,
resting on slate flag base. and surrounded
by very strong iron railing On the end
facing the approach, is the following inscrip-
ton: - s. @ : u
Sacred to the memory Of John McDouogh, born
10 baltimore, State OF Maryland, December the
10Th, 1779 died 10 the town Of McDonogh State Of
Louisiana, October the 26th, 1850 81 -.es
Beneath this, follows the subjoined inscrip-
| ton: @a
McDonosh, of the city of New Orleans In the State
Of Louisiana. of the United States of America;
the son OF John and Elizabeth McDonogh, of Balti.
more 10 the State of Maryland also one of the Uni
L 0tatt8 Oh AmeIlca. WaltlnS In Hfm
the Resurrection and the coming of his glorious
Lord, Redeemer and Master, to judge the world. :
On the two sides of the tomb are craven a
series of maxims, found among the papers OF
Mr.. McDonogh after his death. We give
them as they appear on the two slabs:
"Rules for my Guidance in Life 1sO4:-Re'
member always that labor is one of the conditions
of our existence. Time 10 gold throw not one mi
mute away but place each one to account. Do uRto
! all men as you would be done by. Never put on
| till Tomorrow what you can do to day. Never bid
another do what you can doyourself. Never coVef
/ what is not your own. Never think any matter so
trifing as not to deserve notice. Never give out
that which does not first come in. Never spend but
| to produce. Let the greatest order regulate the
transactions of your life. Study in your course OF
life to do the greatest amount OF good.
McDonogh continued:
| deprive yourself of nothing necessary to your
comfort but live In honorable simplicity aud fru-
gality Labor then to the last moment OF your ex-
istence. Pursue strictly the above rules, and the
| Divine blessing and riches of every kind will low
| upon you to your hearts content but, fret OF all
remember that the chief aud great study of our life
should be to tend by all means 10 our power to the
honor and glory of our Divine Creator-John Nc
Donoeh, New Orleans. March the I'd, 1904. The
conclusion to which have arrived is that without
temperance there is no health. without virtue no
ORDER without religion no happiness and that the
aim OF our being ia to live wisely sobery and right
eously."
Among the above rules of life, we find
| nothing about feeding the hungry, clothing
the naked, &c, the very rules which we are
| told will control the decision of the Great
Judge at the last day. 1t is astonishing how
much of religious profession there was on
this mans lips, and how little of its practice
in his life.
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Il CARGO or eHINGLEH-Iandi
nAia'A jN6. woAsIs - 90. i
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Aco1pEnr-Wbile the workmen wa,

ACCOUNTABILITY the workmen were
engaged In raising stone for the foundation of Mes
srs. Warwick e. Barksdales new mill, yesterday,
one OF the guy ropes gave way with the heavy
man named Martin Tferney was Injured In the back
BY one Of the guy ropes striking him, and negro
man only escaped being crushed BY lodging be-
hind large stone, Jon which one OF the large booms
Tell and was shivered to atoms. The wonder 10
that none OF the workmen engaged Ia the fouuda.
ton were not killed. - 3 s -
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. - The
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to-
gether, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER Z
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDEK~
TAKING BUSINESS, In aifits departments, at the
old stand Of Roper Murray. Governor 1t.
dels sent to them, and viii furnish 4 he ssorssss
notice, any thing In their line Of business. Is
They will keep constantly ON hand . general %
sortment of COFFINS, from the nest pine, TO the
most elegant mahogany. $500 aae
Having the sole agency In this city Tor the sae Of
fisk u Raymond METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
the also prepared to furnish any sixe
OF the Sarcophsgus either of the plain style, with
out the drapery, or such asthose furnished for Clay
and Webstef. being covered with superfns black
cloth drspery and silver trimmings. s 81 y esr
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses anA eaxe
fal drivers, also ct command.
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GEN. ScoTT AND THE CATHOLIC VorE.-Hop.
VIM 8. Damren, member of Congress from Mas
sachusetts, asserted in recent lecture that the
Catholic vote was offered to General Scott at the
late Presidential election, provided he would place
Catholic in his Cabinet, and that he hesitated to
reply, when the proposition was made to General
Pierce and accepted. Several gentleman who heard
Mr. Damrell make this assertion, Immediately ad.
dressed letter to General Soott asking him if i,
was true or false. Gen. Scott in his reply says ;.
81 hasten to say that the statement or statements
have quoted from your letter. as above, are in
respect to myself, absolutely false, and have no
doubt they are equally SO in respect to nv political
friends and opponents In the canvass alluded To 3,
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JUVENILE SirGisG EcHooL-Mr. KEM-
msRER will meet his Juvesile Staging Class ct the
Centenary IN. y Church, THIS MORNING, q 10
O'Clock, and the Union Hill Glass viii meet at the
lessons freq of charge. Tuiton for 10 lesouA inclu
ding small boob. 50 cents. NH 1a-lfs
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DOARDING.-seyeral gentlemen can be

BOARDING gentlemen can be
II PLEASANTLY accommodated with BOARD in 8
private family, where the comforts of home may
be anticipated. Location central, and terms mode.
rate Apply at this Office. NH 10-St
NOKE! COKE.-Just received at WIN.
~ GRAY'S good article of HARD COKE, which
is equal to Anthracite. Tobacconis.s and others
would do well to give it q trial SOFT COKE also
for SALE Orders mny be left at the store of r. M.
ZIMMERMAN. corner OF Main and 18th SITS.
NH I0-2aw6t* .Ea -sfe
OATS AND FAMILY FLOUR.-100
" bushels prime Seed Oats aud few barrels of
most superior Family Flour. for SALE
NH l0-3t T J. PEYTON, Basin Bank.
TX EMPTON'S SUPE RIOR ADHE-
IA SINE MUTELA0E, expressly prepared for
bank and Office This is useful English article.
Price SIC per bottle. s5. b. ~
The Southern Literary Messenger, bound in hand
somely stamped muslin, st so cents per vol. 80 &.
Covers casss for sale at IS cts each.
All kiads of binding done, and Blank Books made
to order ,s3s.fg
Large Hanging Maps of the United States COM
piled from the latest surveys for sale IS and $0 by
& j. w. RANDOLPH, :
NH 10-2t Bookseller and Publisher
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CADETS APPOINTED BY THE, PRFs1npvr 40
LARGE FOB ls55.-Alexr J. Mcintosh, of Ga. son ot
Capt Mcintosh, Of the Navy 81" Vi
VIM. w. McCreeiy, OF Virginia; father Lost In III a
Grampus. and his uncle in the Albany. W .
John Birdsall, of New York; father died In the
service.
William II. Marriott, of Maryland; family distin.
guished In the military service of the country
Dudley Riley son of the late Gen. Riley
Pierce M Butler, son ofthe late Col. Butler who
fell at Churubusco.
Frank Hugur, son of Col Hugur, U. S. Army.
Charles >, Bowman, son of Capt Bowman.
Robert w. Mitchell. of Pennsylvania.
James Martin, of Kentucky
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The Southern Literary Messenger Publishes
letter from Mr.. Barbee, the young Virginia
Sculptor in Florence. dated Dee. 80, "a In
this letter, Mr.. Barbee says that the Sculptor
Hart has now nearly in state of completion.
most extraordinary instrument designed to
facilitate the labors Of the sculptor, and give
mathematical accuracy to his work. Through
its agency, Mr.. Hart thinks be win be able to
produce more perfect work for the ladies of
Virginia, In the statue of Clay, which he is
preparing to execute.
Mr.. Bsrbee himself is sculptor of rich
promise. he has modelled q 'Coqustte' which
has been highly spplapded by some of the
hest judges VI art.
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: A MAN BURNED TO DEATH.-Yesterda
morning, coroner Wicker, attended by constable
Tyler held an inquest over the charred and black.
ened remains of JAS. COLLINS, a native of Ireland
who was burned to death Ia house occupied H
him, near Mayo's bridge, some few hours before
known to have been drunk on Thursday night He
resided alone, and had about 500 in specie about
$50 of which asioupd In the ashes after the fire
When discovered, his head, feet and arms were
gone The jury rendered as their verdict that the
deceased was accidentally burned to death.
About the time coroner Wicker and his city Jury
concluded their duties, Justice Nettles of Henrico
attended by constable Undertake appeared on the
ground, and claiming Jurisdiction, proceeded to
hold another inquest After examining all the wit.
nesses this jury rendered verdict similar TO that
of the first when the remains were placed In cot
fin and taken of for interment Collins, we believe.
had no family 10 the city Heis said to have been
an industrious hard working man.
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UNITED STATES SHIP DEcATuR.-Fears are on.
tertained for the safety of the u s. ship Decatur,
as nothing definite has been heard from her since
leaving Rio Janeiro. II will be remembered That
the Decatur was reported off Rio Janeiro in Sep
tember last in company with the U. S. steamship
Massachusetts, and during terrible gale the sbps
lost sight OF each other. The Massachusetts auc-
ceeded In getting back to Rio in very disabled CON.
dition, but nothing has been heard of the vh.ro
abouts of the Decatur
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JOHN TURPIN.
B. w. ROPER,
WILLIAM MURRAY.

nh 10 d&cts WiLLiAm AuhkAIsg
DOR STORAGE.-D. 3. BRIDGFORD
II co.'s Warehouses, Corner 10th and Dock ste.
Storage for Cotton, Coffee, Flour Whsaf Sugar. Mo-
lasses, Oils, Metals Hay, Lime and every description
Of merchandise. These first class Stores and in-
sure At the lowest rates vesses Of the largest size
can discharge In front Of the Store City Weishsr
and Measurer constantly in attendance.
jsia se ''' b. B. BRID6roRD + CO.
DICHMOND SODA WATER AND
HI BoTTLIN0 EsTABLISHMENf.-ltis sst.
tied fact that the only genuine article OF Bottled
SoRA u. is' they
are able to compete with any manpiaetory. either
North o. South. having been engaged " the essas's
g sys!d i%Ro:i,,Sn e sure soeAli fer y. Moor
N. B, All order. either nom city or country
promptly attended to. - VI l.
sods Water Porter and Ale delivered n al parts
of the city daily.
them Immediately. III. MCCORMICK 8 CO..
oc l4-ts k~ No. 500 Hrosdsf.
IENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA CT
NJ GARS-Ths sabscribers have just rseSsvsa :
z. q i 81 ns * {. ns Flor Sssss
'-a. I''i D6vz Il SasoisT6N ! CO. DIsRi.s.
EOR S1LE.-Ffffeen Lots Of Land, ",
I ryiss II ~, "a fsostrs o. Lsisa ~ -
sfs are now d 4sxkeG thteeof which In 49,
fsI huildnss upoa tks9i tie talasce sfs - ~
s:ss.s is: = =, sH e NJ ~. ~ s i.
he sheis q = Iarts - nay 90. easSs.sssa -.
e .hisl - = ' ~ 8 Z ss ssi
= Is III Is.s..sl Asssss I'd css'a Hsssasss
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Southern Literary Messenger mentions among
the Alumni of William and Mary College, the
following distinguished names: Theodrick
Bland, Peyton Randolph, Carter Braxton,
George Wythe Thomas Jefferson, Jno. Page,
Edmund Randolph, James Monroe, John
Marshall, james Barbour, PhilipP Barbour,
Benjamin Watkins Leigh, Chapman Johnson,
John Randolph of Roanoke, Spencer Roane,
Ldttleton w. Tazewell, VIM. G. Rives, j. J..
Crittenden, w. s. Archer, John Nelson and
Winfield Scott. FL
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wv ANIED IMMEDIATELY.-A room
and board in . private family, or board with.
II G. T., at this office. Location to Be above Sixth
street. aNs NH l0-St
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81 = HART Of g ssFs4
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u7fh FOR PHILADELPHIA.-T
TY, Winsmore master, having portion of her cargt
engaged and going on board. will have dispatch.--
For freight of remainder apply to +.
NH I0-St T w b COIOTITT CO
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Il ICORICE.-The subscriber has now in
- store the following brands; Ferdinand and Lea
bella A. o. C. and T. E.. Paste p. and s. Crea Stick
Also, Is boxes Coverings Double Loaf Sugar; for
sale by f,t JOHN A. ROBINSON
mh6 Cor. Cary and Va. sts
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-07-25
WAKE COUNTY.

Maj Wilder and Maj W. j. Clarke addressed the Demo-
cracy Duusve Friday last and on Tusday evening
last the Democrats and antKnow Notngs of this place
addressed by Ed. G. Haywood and Edward Canwei
Esqures These gentlemen justly upon the
Know Nothing leaders, and especially upon the Big Poa-
to" of the hill, Mr. h. Rayner. g., --..- s..
Mai Wilder and Q. Busbee, Esq, addressed about two
hundred people Thursday last at Jen Store and to-
day Mai Wilder will address the people at Barney Jones
precinct. -
The Democrats of the County assured, are area-
DIV aroused and ready for action. Let as lace lturn
out the Iayef election ona let the C7"mittee& Of Vig
lance be aescs that day. ace Mcday p'teeding.
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Indiana ELea Soil Gbnreafiola.

ISDIANAroLIs July 1S.-The largest Free Soil State Con
vention held in Indiana has just adjourned The plat
of last year unanimously readopted, with the ad-
dtion of specific plank which asserts that slavery Is
tonal, and freedom alone national -. sF -.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, present and made
q speech o.
The Indiana Freesoil Convention and Mr.. Senator Wilson
have gone no further it seems than Mr. Kenneth Rayner
They declare that slavery is sectional" and he does the
same his Resolutions offered in the Philadelphia Con-
ventiou. See Raleigh Register of June go Mr. Hayner
says among other things that the question of slavery is
ga sectional question: subject to the regulation of the local
law" The Ohio abolition Know No:hings have also de-
clared that slavery is local, not national" 3
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TnK DIvIsoy-The result of the recent American Ma
tiona Convention known The party unable to agree upon
the Slavery question: properly divided The North
and took steps preparatory holding Convention of the
order in the Northern States This is what we desired
and rejoice that it has been brought about thus early IN
the existence of the party. Our opponents may fatter
themselves that the party is ruined because it is divided
but the deusou shorved. Absolved from all connec
ton with the South relieved from the obloquy of slavery
alliance free from the suspicion of prosaverysm it
ocoocosm from every free State Instead OF being weak
ened by DIVISION to-day stronger than Every
free State will be with New York. which was mis-
represented in the Convention will Join the Northern pha
and help c6nsgn Pierce Go. to oblivion. AsJor
the South but ie-but if we not mistaken the
Order will defeat the Administration there That of lit
tie consequence however, except far as it go TO
show that the Southern people agree with US on the subject
of Foreignism = CSedsea'2 ELpTess' 20
The above from the Ceaveland Express of the
leading organs of Northern Know Nothngism. 1t speaks
for itself We commend it the attention of the Southern
members of the Order. -. -
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DIED.

AT Mt Gallant the residence of Ballard Moore Esq., in
Northampton county, Monday the 25th June, Ballard
James, only child of Dr. George f. and Hea A. Moore,
aged 16 days. - - = - e.
. Thou art gone in thy beauty, s.r1..- =
Thou sweet angel child, =. .-as, = -
BY Sol row unblghted, - .s-- --.
80 BY sin undefled.
- - Like the dove to the ark, - 80 %
,s.s... Thou hast fed to thy rest, .-.'.s e..
2. From the wild sea of life $685. - So
To the home of the blest.' 80 -
- Weldon Patriot and Roanoke Republican please
copy. - =. - =. ;.-
In Chatham county, the 10th inst James Cooper in
faut of G. B. and Amelia A. Poe aged year.
months and four days. .- Z. 49,. -, 60.
"Suer little children to unto me, and forbid them
not, for Of such is the kingdom Of Heaven" -
~ Recorder and Spirit of the Age please copy.
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"a We invite attention to the following article from
the Washington Unon The statement referred to is be-
ing used this State for effect against the Administration
and it devoyes Mr. Barrnger to forward over
his name and give to the public the hos
which, it is alleged took place between the Popes Nuncio
and himself; dr. =; ....a.: .,. 10. .ts.f 4. ~
ga BoLD FhsEHoop.-The following extract, from
knownothing speech delivered in Washngton the 4th
of July distinct version of current calumny in the
mouths Of the secret party: ', -
"The Popes nunco to Spain before the cabinet of the
President known to the public here, deeared m Md
rid that he present Postmaster General Coc, Houdbe
member Of the Cabinet of Gen. Pierce There is other
and abundant proof to confirm the opinion that appoint
secured to the Roman hierarchy before the Coc
cote cast for the present incumbent? r. - 80
In reply to which, the Baltimore Republican says:
"We unhesitatngly pronounce this bold assertion to be
barefaced sehood and defy its author to bring forward
the least particle of proof to sustain him in his
The Republican is right in denouncing this allegation
(which believe is fayoritte know-nohing sander) as
stupid senseless fasehood Every in country not
member Of know-nohing lodge, and thus not fool or
knave knows that in the nature things there was
and could be- particle of foundation in truth for
absurd statement We know, of our own knowledge
and from which put the Question beyond the posi-
bility Controversy that the above allegation must be
Jde an FORM false IN substance, false IN general ee in de-
tail" -. ~ y. ... : ..-l -. -''S. -
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MR. RURCH'S CARD

Mr.. o. L. Burch publishes long Card iwho wrote ii y
denying that he turned Know Nothing because he couldn't
get office under President Pierce. will be hard for
Mr. Burch to make the people believe that he would
have been X. N. if he had got that office Mr.. Burchs
for turning X. NJ according TO his account,
was principally his opposition to Roman Catholics. We
presume there but few who will acknowledge that
the Rau o~snhc religion is better than religion and
we believe that Mr. Burch, like nne-tenhs uarh Ian
brethren seconstued champions of the Protestant
faith, makes no pretension to any religion at all.