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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-13
CHILDREN,S PANACEA,
DISORDERS OF THE BOWELSI

DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!
Nc Medicine that has been introduced into this
IN ton of the country has been found valuable the
GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands of bottles have been sold Of late years in this
state and has been found every to give instant
-elief in all cases Of
OysenJcry and Diarrhea, the Premoni-
tory Stages of Cholera,
Oody Flux Grpinss, Pain in the Stomach or Bowels and
all incidental complaints from eating unrpe fruit, crude
vegetables, change Of water, &C.
The occasion to offer certificates for medicine that
has been used in almost family in the State with
plee 1t used by the Board Of Health in New
YOk, and also at st Petersburg in Russia in the Cholera
Hospitals when other remedies had failed and is universal
y admitted TO be .he best and most reliable medicine in
stence for the disorders it processes TO cure.
This medicine is warranted and should fail TO curea
circumstance yet known-the money will be, in all
cases, refunded.
The value OF this Medicine and the confidence which the
public reposes it, has induced the subscriber to have m
for sale at all the Drug Stores throughout the State Price
per bottle, so cents. lmy22l ALEX MACKENZIE.
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IINENs. HnsIERY Ann GInvrs

DABiE Damask, 50 st i0-f, ia and ~ Pillow cass
Linens, barnsey shsctng, Mrd kye Diaper, Hucahack
Crash, Napkins and irh Lnens, French Lnen CAnhrcks
Engsh, Sk and Gotten Hosiery Winter Hosiery an kinds
Gloves. Ae. nova
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ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

TIIE undersigned beg leave 20 inform their friends and
patrons that they have reopened their business at No.
IS Market street. and have just received large supply OF
Cigars Liquors. Wines &C. which they offer for sale very
liberal terms Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention to business to
merit "A continuance CT the same.
ap27-1 L. D. GOLDBERG 4 co.
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M have now in store by late arrivals
w 90 hhds. N. o. Sugar, crop;
100 bbls. Molasses, DO:
100 do Deans Extra Whiskey;
lI5 boxes-Fhaves and quarters-Star Candles;
so do Palm Soap;
100 do Tallow Candles;
225 do Western Reserve Cheese:
30 bbls. Clover Seed;
4S boxes Peter NJ Boaz's Tobacco, No. 4;
29 do Preston's do do.
"a do G. Boyd's do do:
10 do Boaz & Goodwinis do do,
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regalia Cigars, all grades
Which We will sell low for Cash.
jams g. IT LOoNTs A m
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COTTON GOODS.

CiHFETINGS o. all wiaths; RsAched and brown Doues-
> der; English and Auerean Prints, Hoys Pnts and
great variety of other Goods.
Gail aud exumne my stock of Goods
To CASH BUYERS and PUNCrCAL CUSTOMERS Frest
nducrmcnts Wiz be 03eFcd. JAS. NICilOL-
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CATLIN,s HISTORY

OF THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA.
w lTH Biographical Sketches and anecdotes Of the Prn
elpal Chiefs Embellished with 100 PORTRAITS fro %
The Indian Gallery at Washington in volumes complete
hecentiy received and for sale low by JNO. B. WEST
AlSO-Just to hand, "a MAETN's C1EBRArED GuITaAs
assd oil Rosewood, Ivory and Pearl ornamented
jei2 IA "
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SUPERIOR PIANO FoRTEs.


ii As nov in store large supply Of PIANO -s
IL FORTES, Of very superior tone style .sks{4
and finish, Of s, 81, So, and octayes man. m Gn
ulactured by "
HALIEr, DAVIS Z Co. Boston,
u. GILBERT 4 Co, Boston,
NUNNs CLARK, New York
which, for durability perfection and volume 81 tone y.
rot equaed by any other makers known in this market and
which he will dispose Of manufacturers prices with ne
addition Of carriage. Those wishing 10 purchase ou 40
"ei to apply soon he is quite crowded and anxious o
sci TO make room for others very soon expected
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THE FIRST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee -,
viii open AT Odd Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE,
On the First Monday of October IR55

OH tu0 EIIdt Muuuay OF UCLODtrl 100.
M ANUFACTURERS, Mechanics Artists and all others
WI invited 10 contribute specimens Of their sk ana
abor. Competent Judges viii be appointed 10 examine an
articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS those entitled
10 them under the rules
All articles sent for exhibition will be stored without s-
pense 70 the owner snd should be Of Wm
H. Gordon Co.. Commission Merchants, Market street
The object Of the Fair Is to develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests the State Its
management Is In the hands Of committee o. reliable
and energetic men, and its placed beyond doubt
and an Invitation most cordially and confidently extended
10 all who be disposed 10 participate 10 IT'S advantages
No CHARGE viii be made 20 exhibitors either for the pFvI
lege Of exhibiting for admission % the Fair
The opening Of the State Agricultural Fair and the meet
ing OF the Legislature Emus with the openns Of he
Mechanics Exhibition will add unusual interest 10 he occa
sion.
CncuLAEs containing full details OF the plan Of the ex
hbition, and all other information desired viii be prompt
foi Wardsd BY addressing either Of the undersigned
N. ". M0N0HAN Pres't.
III. d. HALAEh, Cor. becy apr9
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LACE GOODS.

A1EDAII Maltese Collars and Sleeves;
vi Trimmed Embroidered ColaFetts;
Lace do;
Embroidered Collars Sleeves and Habits;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
French Embroidered uandkerchiefs
{" Mourning do,
Applique Sprigs, Catrbrc Founcings and Bands, Ae.
Embroidered ChcmiEctts and Sleeves;
NalenceDne aud Maltese Laces and Edgngt;
Jaconet and sSiss do do, &c.
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AMERICAN BLACKBOARD CRAYONs

NJ ARRANrED free from Grit any Glutinous sab
w stance uhatesef Kn superior any other cruyocs
10 use.
Afer haFibg gven ne AneFican backward Crayons
aF and impartial rai being fuiy convinced o tfeir
superior inertia readily give testimony In faVor Of
their b-ing The hest Cfsyons thai have
binng al The qualities that coud BE- desired IN SUCH
tcle.
Thomas shsF-in, EDsiish n sh seheoi, Boston,
Geo. Allen, Jr, Hancock
Hubbard Aifsos, foang La ies'
j. D. PhihIifk, STATE Normal Schcoi y. Brilsr, Corn
Frkncs :. WiasznIs, Enghsh Hieh School, Boston,
Fierce Ancn, Eng Classical schoei, ". Newton.
n. rillnEhAsl. Stats Normal School STdgeNataT,
Jon4thzn fruny, ManchesieF gh schooi,
J. = katoes Phihps' Acssirny, AudoFaT,
A. r. Pope, SoulrrTilfe.
q. ". Pymplan, state Normal schooL Ausay ~. Y.
EbFidEu Smilh, Canbrlgr High srhoei
Fsr saxby CHARlEs " SMITH
sgsis
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper propretors generally, and especially Of this
ty under the usages and regulations heretofore preVa ing
are called upon To erorm more labor without
ton than any other class Of community The grauitous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and COM
municatons tributes OF respect obituaries, &C.. &C.. which
can only inserted heavy cost to the proprietor i'm
poses upon burden onorous that they feel called
upon In seldefeuee 20 check the abuse by making such
publications charge extent at least upon the par
ties more Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
lowing the example the press in other cities impeed by
intrinsic prOpriey, and imperative duty 10
themselves subscribers have therefore, united togeh
mutual agreement the 70 lowing specified terms
the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
each square 12 lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
less nOnparei for the 1st insertion 90
For each additional insertion per square ..... 80
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: SURE CURE TOR CANCERS
mARBEL,zED IRON U.xrr,,

WIS magnificent style of Mante is fast taking the place
Of all other descriptions, both on account Of its supe-
or beauty richness, durability and particularly Its cheap
es Hhe their cost IS only about half that Of the real
iarble they indeed exceed the former beauty have
superior lustre, are less liable to SOIL much easier
ept cean and far exceed marble in durability and are at
ne same time, less liable 10 break.
The undersigned agents for the manufacturers wal
ace ithgow Co, Louisville, KY, and will furnish them
20 ther patroE and the public generally with CRATES
er pieces and every thing complete an will also srper
intend their putting up. STEWART & OWEN
Stove Dealers and Tnware Manufscturers
maT9V-uAWu No. 81 Market street.
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"BOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS,o
AND WORTH READING,
(NREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
~ FLOOD AND FIELD.
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE
MORNING STARS OF NEW WORLD
FIFTY YEARS IN BOTH HEMIsPHEREs
NoSAMTUM AND NATIcK.
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND
The PILGRIMS OF WALSISGHAM
HILLS, LAKES AND FOREST STREAMS
TIE MONEY MAKER.
SUBSTANCE SHADOWS
Ten NIGHTS BAR. ROOM
TABLES CRITICS
FERN LEAVES. Second Series
MEMORIES ovKR WATER.
TENNEssEAN ABROAD.
BERTHA AND LILY.
The HERSuT's DELL.
HONEY Moon and other Comicalitie-
Miss LEsLIE's BEHAVIOR BooK
THIs, THAT TIE OTHER
For sale by CUARINs W SAurn
MARI BUo ~ '
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HODGE & WALKER,
BarbcrS, Hair Drcsscrs, &c., &c.

NtlHI
AVE opened their establishment and oner TO ther
customers and the public In general inducements never
before offered in this city Having newly fitted up house.
feel confident that all who give call viii leave well
satisfied. In sdition Barberng, Hair dressing, &C., We
have large, commoous ard neatly furnished Bath Rooms
These the finest in the city and to convenience ana
comfort cannot be surpassed In the country. While pass
ng gentlemen and patrons In and with what
magic make the hair hy, and what sautary effect our
pure water has upon wearied and cote body.
AnR3
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TO HOTELS AND FAMILIES

WE are selling Ice Cream at $3.50 per gallon;
w We are selling "a Bread Tickets for 81;
We are selling all kinds Of Crackers at 10c q n;
We are selling Black and Green Teas, warranted, 20
per cent lower than any other house in the trade.
We selling every article in line at equally reduced
prices Tmy26l VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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L>OR SALE oaer for sale in oven1 Pic, q Baena
II Vista lot containing acres, situated the corner
of Cas- aud Webster streets.
AiSOA lot he of Clay ana Mari strees coz
aiming acres and lot The corner Of Mar and Clay
treets Opposite he above, eco FEET ons MaFr street.
and 4o feet on Cay street. F0T further information Apply
70 X. A. nALL0WE, GeaeFal Agent
Jan23 EE No. IL Deadrrick 81
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RICH SPRING GOODS.

w. A. a. J. G.. McCLEL LAND
IITOULD call the attention Of their friends and buyers in
w general to the
Largest and Most Elegant Stock of
SPRING GOODS
Ever offered by them. This stock has selected with
unusual care prices which will enable TO offer
very great inducements to buyers particularly to CASH
METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nos. 81 and SO College Street.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and Striped Poi De Sol;
Gacs very cheap;
Super Black Gro De Rhines very cheap;
d" " Mourning silks;
Elegant Founced Bareges;
Rich Printed 4"
Chaies, a. " -
Elegant French organdes;
Printed JacOnets, neat styles;
large lot uf Printed Musins, very low priced;
Ginghams, Printed Linens, Chints, Prints, &c. &c.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Rich Satin Brogatele;
+" Wool Damasks;
Union "
Lace Curtains;
Muslin Curtains, with ell the Trimmings
complete for putting up Curtains made TO match.
STAPLE GOODS.
Our stock Of Staple Goods is very large and complete
Irish Linens Damask do, Toweng do Tckncs, Linen and
Cotton Sheetlnss, Plaid Domestcs Cottonades Linens
Drills, Tweeds, Apacas, Bombaznes Drab De Etc Cloths
Cassmers, Nesngs, &C, &c., all very cheap, at
McCLELLAND'S METROPOLITAN STORE,
apr6 Nos. 81 and 50 College s rect
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INRENCH and English Cloths and Cassmeres In great
IL retg Cloakng Cloths, Blankets Of all kinds Satnets,
Jeans Tweeds (a WOOL Plaid Lnseys Real Nelch fan-
aes and all 9th descriptions, etc, etc.
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HARNESS AND CARDS
A CARD.

ID FCEIyED this day. as Eastern made HeddIe Eyed
IL Harness on shafting Also, 4dCz pair Cotton Hand
Cards lmar13-tf1 JN0. B. WEST
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THIS DAY,
ID ECEIvFD by Express, the largest stock OF SUMNER
II WRAPPINGS We have offered.
ALSO,
An extra lot Of EMBRoIDERIE Chemseites and seeves
Collars Coarettes Basques Cottage Capes JacOnet aud
Swiss Bands and Rufles &c, &C.
ALSO,
A splendid lot Of MOURNING COLLARS and SLEEVES,
both separate and In sels.
DRESS GOODS,
or all the newest styles that oalin silks, Bareges
Tissues organdies Jaeonets, Ac &e all OF which will
ell 81 the lowest posi- bic prices cash. prompt buy.
yrs on time. lmari4l X. c. MeNAIRY A CO.
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CLoAKs, TALMAs, sHAwLs, &c.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, FLANNELs a BLANKETS

BEAUTIFUL variety OF Cloth and Velvet Cloaks Tai
n mas Grape shawls Tukenie and Thbbet ShaWs CASH
re scars &C. nov4
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CHILDREN,S PANACEA.

CHILDREN,S PANACEA.
IF THE GREFEEBERG COMPANY had never produced
any thing else for the public benefit than this invaluable
Medicine, they would yet deserve the gratitude of every
parent for the
CHILDREN'S PANACEA.
Which has saved the lives Of young children, and
relieved sick babies, than any other medicine
known.
FrVm hour old to five years Of age, this medicine
Smss For Fever, Teeth
ing Worms Colic Disordered Bowels, &C. it fals.
Those who have used pronounce it 10 be OF
the greatest Of blessings.
~ For sale at every Drug Store in the State.
my22 ALEX. MAIKENZIE.
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a G A x d.
NHE Subscriber proposes to receive limited number OF
l. Pupils, instruct in all the branches OF thorough
English and Classical Education.
Every Educational Facility will be provided for the study
Of the Natural Sciences There will be good Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus fine Cabinet Of Minerals,
and well selected brary TO which the students may at
all times have free access.
No Pupil under ten years Of age can be received.
The first session VIII commence the FIRST MONDAY
in September.
Terms per session Of Ave months $40.
JOHN KIMBERLY, A. NJ.
Reference is made to the Faculty the University Of
North Cana Professors Agassz Wyman and Hsrsiord,
Of the Lawrence Scientific School, Cambridge; Hon. Thos.
Bragg Of Mott CaIona HoE Kenneth Rayner,
of North Carolina.
Any communication left the Gazette Office viii receive
attention. jeZ9-2m
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NOTICE.
The KnuckIe washing NIachinc.

w have been apponed agents for the sale of this cee-
w brated Washing Machine. Every family in the State
should by all MEANS procure Immediately, as the
amount Of labor saved is immense.
Full directions and to go and show used free OF
charge lapr3l g. ii. LOOMS Il co.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FoR SALE.

OFFER for sale, in whole in part, my place In Edge
held situate the GallAtn Pike. FOR terms, apply
tie subscriber, or to Messfs. LNpsLEY cHocKEIT.
mari5-tf HENRY BLOOD.
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+ ONGWORTH,S CATAWBA WINES
IL We have just received fresh supply Of Longwo tbs
Wine in quart and pint bottles. Also, the Dry Catawba in
casks. s. II. LOOMS & CO.,
iel4 Sole Agents for Nashville
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IL large lot Of Fresh Garden Seeds rom Landreth,
prising an the varieties brought the marke-Cabbage
seeds assorted Onions Radsh, Sasay, Beet &C. by the
y; Extra Early and Early May Peas; week Mohawk
and Valentine Beans by the gallon bushe Silver Skin
and Red Onion ses by bushel bb and having sold
entirely our seeds last year. guarantee the present
TO be fresh, &C. BROWN GRUBBs,
iRnS 10 College -
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GENTS SUPER CALF W. P. THICK SOLID BOOTS.
WE have received lot az No. double s0ed water proof
w calf boots Il the very best quality.
Gents double soled calf shoes and Oxford Ties;
do superhne walking and eress Boots;
do p. l. Congress Caters;
For sale ~ lowest eash prices
RAAfAGE a CHURCH,
febel ~ College street.
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NEW YORK BAG MANUFACTORY.
AM, Flour, Feed, Grain, Meal, Hominy, Shot, Buck
wheat Salt, Guano and all other kinds of bags made
and printed to order by machinery with despatch
as above, II PIatt ST., New York.
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SNUFF-1OO dozen Sco'ch and Macoboy Snuff In bot
- ties and kegs, for sale by
april VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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FAMILY FLOUR.

{NE manufacturing choice article of Flour espe
w caly for family use, which offer to the trade
the liberal terms All orders left at the Office will NEE
prompt attention. ljy4l G. HAMMOND co.
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sCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Drugs Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, &C., &C.
ITO William Street, New York,
INVITE the attention of the trade to their large and va
l. RED stock OF Drugs, Paints, Oils Perfumery &c &c
In addition to their regular mporaons of Staple Drugs
they are also receiving direct from sources Of prod1c
Gon ana mahuIact1re supplies Of TOOTH Hair Nail
Brushes BronZes, Corks Mortars Sponges French and
English Perumery bins Extracts and many articles
usually embraced In Druggists stocks, which they are also
enabled to offer on the most advantageous terms
ORDERS either in person or by mail, will receive prompt
at'ehuon. je23-1y
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NASHVILLE. TENN, MONDAY
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISCHER q SCHELLS GenT Advertising House.
'APPLEToS's BUILDING, SAG and S4S Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau Street.
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VUoOLs WO0Li-we vsni io,ooo Ibs Washed
"a 49, " a GORDON 4 Co.
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERSON, =. P., dealer In Lace and fancl
a Goods &C. sc, Union street, No. 32, between Coleg
and Cher streets, Nashville, Tenn. uecol
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(toPPERAS-loo bbls Grssa sssubesyils c0ypsEAs
" In store and for sac by W. a. GORDON co.
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which had induced him 70 stand up on again. for the
constitutional rights Of the South snpeed him nov 10 claim
with equal pernacisy the right suffrage Cor the people II
Kansas He could hold the south responsible for the H.
sssicn which had been referred could be- with pro-
priet, visit the responsibility the State az Missouri I
authors the fanatic leaders and corrupt and reckless
presses o. half dozen border counties who had
excited and deceived their people had then urged
this misguided and deluded people the commission IL the
wrong II due from Missouri, however 10 disavow
and repudate H. and take measures 10 prevent is r.
currence. Failing Ia this she might fairly be held to
sanction Il. u she should thus sanction H. We must
appeal 10 the honor the justice and the magnaninity
the southern States stay outrage thus committed by
Of themselves in the mistaken expectation OF advancing
their That rebake aud dsapprobation
them would be all powerful cannot Dc doubted this
reliance should fail il win be Cor Of the Union say
whether the pghted faith Of the nation shall be kept
bfokenwhcther the right Of suffrage shall be reality
mockeywheiher their fellow citizens, shall be free
men slaves
The governor closed BY again referring the old and
cherished relations he bad sustained with those around h
aud with tho expression Of bis qualification and his thanks
r the honor conferred and regard manifested by this
enthusiastic popular demonstration.
The above report Of Governor Rceders speech which
we copy from the Argus, is introduced with the following
editorial remarks
number of having crep the report cfJudge
Porters speech OF Beeers recep
here published in the Argus and the Inaccuracies
the teegrsphc report Of the governors reply made up from
memory OF in the crowd, induced TO call
upon the governor for report with view TO
repnbshipg the remarks Of both gentlemen correctly Gov
Reeer declined writing his remarks bat repeated them
and made the the following notes, which
satisfied is sufficiently close and faithful report Of
the substance of his original speech"
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KNOW BELOW PAR.

When the New York Herald turns its batteries against
knownothingism in the following article it looks very
much like the secret party was falling below par
"THE CASE or JuDGE LoaiSa.-T THE MASSACHUSETTS
KNOW TO THE ABoLtTfo.IsTs.Tbe
of Massachusetts, yesterday, by overwhelming
ory concurred in the vote of the house in favor of request
ing the governor Mr.. Loring from the Office Of
Judge which he holds under that State OF he viii
be removed accordingly His Office said to be fat
there probably several Of the Hiss nunnery committee
who would like to have it,
The objectionable offence of Judge Loring hsspbe
dence and the laws commissioner Of the
United States in the OF Burns the fugitive slave Judge
Lorng did his duty in aiding to this fugitive his
MASTER The aboitionists from that hour
solved upon making this upright officer victim and
ample and with the aid Of the legislature,
nothing in both branches they have instructed their
know nothing governor to execute their The
fitting appendage to the dirty Hiss nunnery committee
which has been Kissed into public contempt through the
length and breadth Of the land The both branches
Of the legislature against Judge Lorng decides the character
Of the Massachusetts, know nothing party 1t is abolition
party full Of the bgory Of the old blue laws and the sed
tious fanaticism Of Lloyd Garrison
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is scarcely necessary TO that the article in the New
York Times of Friday last in which il asserted the
authority OF telegraphie despatch that Mr. Wise has
appealed 10 President Pierce for the removal Of Governor
eeder the only Of carrying The election in yr
gina ID without the shadow OF truth Mr. Wise needs no
such help and has asked SUCH render his election
in his estimation entirely certain his confidence in his
is growing stronger and stronger every day
confidence Of his friends needs such action Of the Pres
dent as the removal OF Gov Reeder assure then, Of
democratic victory