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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
AmbrotVpeS.

AmDroGypeS.
THE subscriber offers TO III public style OF
i picture fat superior TO the DagueueOtypc, nade IN
Wheeling daily at his establ shnNenl- They termed
AMBR0TYPES,
the process for which is patented IN the United States
beautiful and truthful ever Truured by The Photographic
art The exceeding ucuesS, depth OF light aud shade aud
richness ut IOue wIRd:rul They do the
They without the glare of dasueTTeotype, be
seen in any view, and VIII last for Unchanged being
lMPERlSAABLE,
hence the Rame AmbTotype, which signifies lndesTucti
hihty. The picture staEen plain glass; which
other plate UI corresponding is secured with indie
Srpcti5e cement by which the picture will retain its orig
IBal brlaRcy ages 1t will cOTrOde by acids
be injured by water or climate
AmbTOYFe Telescopes must be seen to be appreciated
the relief is perfect a. life.
D1suerTeOtypes taken al leduced prices Ladies and
O6 P(RTRlDGE
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THE CIRCUS TROUPE
consists OF The following aCkuOwl-
etlncl IhIr.mf


CLOWN. -.-.J1N MYERS
Miss Kiosk MADISAR,
The fearless, graceful and bTillian;
Ame, iCIn ATtIst, in her nIIo hless
seems o. EquiiatiOm. MeSsrs. T.
King. leRuC, W. Armstrong, H r.
MsdisaM. Master Mad gan, 1hOmr
son and PTOI'T Nixon with ILLS tai
eEleL I'uTiiS, in ali their achieve
n'enis upon horseback, aud III gym
nast:cs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

HAVING discontinued the Grocery business hereto
Ii fOe kept by Market street, i'll the city OF
Wheeling, ali indebted hereby required
to ulke payment before the LIST day April. otherwise
the will be rut in process collection by suit with
out respect to PCT sous.
March 18th. 1875 :" mbti
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Adm sion TO see the Combined
Exhibitions, % cents. Children
under 0 years Of ase, half price -
IlUOrS open Ut 10. ., and = O'Clock,
Performance 10 commen e at 100,
It aud % O'Clock.
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He opposes the Pierce administration and says
he cannot go with the Abolitionlsts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
EROM pORT AnpRINCE

NEw YoRK, Sept. l.-Port au Prince dates to
the 18th uIt. have been received by an arrival This
morning. 1t was very sckly there at that date,
particularly among the shipping.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

NoIHlNG IN The understanding In the medical mar.
IN ke oT tue past fifty years, has ever equaIed lor "a
AL allIcie nc produced to equal This
GREAT ANTl-DYSPEPTIC.
mr. HosleIters rIeHaralUH iOl an old EIannyS re-
Cine. nor tue hete e&peI ineIal OH an AlSteur
fhyS'CIAhs verbal Investigation III the eNultOl pro-
found amd elaborate study vi The most sCc,iitc
cheHIISts Of tie present Ccnimy.
bT. hOSietler submits hlS invaluable RtleIs 10 any
chemical lest o.. WiIaIiS N belief rerS.al ,al l,,n
constitution The ttue ties OF ieSe hi
will be found by the first analysis and the I Ioce
III their great medicinal effects viii be made mailest in
almost Incredible short space Of lime upon lOur As
Are you dyspep,icg Then take these celebrated StOm.
dCh IiiIt"IS
AIe YOU OOusg Try one bottle OF these Btt,ers, and
he relieved at OLce.
Are you annoyed by IndigasiOm2 Remove the cause by
tie Tree use OI tIeSes tSitleTs
Have you fever and azle? How DaHy thousands In the
west and South aV" bern cured Of this constitution de
st' Dying disease by TIE free use OF these BtteF%4
All should Try this great andOle We venture to affirm
aud ague Cannot occur.
One wiie GtSssf taken three times day before neals
VIII be iOud great tOLiC agent which all will Gppet
ate when personally satisfied the fact, AZ they win be-
by giving The BitlCIs one lIial.
lher; Ste Other HittcTs represented SANG,
which ,attVely worthless. Our Bilters ale
without val, their medicinal qualities They HIe
directions on and 'Dr J. HOsietles stomach Bltlers'
blown OH tile bottle. None Other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR a BOTTLE.
@ For gale by ali tie principal Druggists, Hotel ROrs
estaualts and lealeTs generally Throughout the United
slesand by
BUSHFIELD q Co, aud
THOMPSON Il PATTERSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

9Th number of dogs killed by the authorities
iton The 18th to the 2Slh, in Cleveland. is. as ct
e''i!Y reported to the Chief of Police. one hun
tHei aud seventy.,hree.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
DIED.

On Sunday morning at o'cloSk m Mrs. HARRI
81 j.. wife OF Mr.. JvHS BlsuoP the 32ad year heI
Her funeral will take pa,e from the residence of her
Gther CMr. J. w ROSb)o on Market street, TUesdl,
morning 10 O'Clock. Tae friends aud 4cqu4nsan
OF the families are Invited TO a;tend.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
Change of Schedule.
- So a a
Summer Arrangement.

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE y. & o RRl
Wheeling Station, July 9Th, 1850
ON and after Monday the 9Th Instant, the Passenger
Trains (eXmess aud ma) will leave this station daily
tG:45 r. NJ
The Express Train leaves at 4l5 p NJ: will only
stop at the following statiOns EenwOOd. MoundsVle,
Cameron FaiIInont, Fetterman, Neyvburs ROweshu'g
Piedmont Cumberland, Sir JOhH's Run, MartimsbuTg,
Harrers Ferry M"mOcaey' Sykesviile aud Washington
Junction.
The Mail train leaves at 1855 NJ, except Saturdays,
and will stop at all the regular stations
The Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation Train
will be daily except Sundays, leaving Wheeling
I, A. NJ, and arriving al Cumberland al 6, +. M
Leaves Cumberland 6:15 A. NJ and arrives in Wheeling
at+, r. NJ.
by order OF J.H DONE. Sur't.
Ju9 Is. FORD. agent
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RRnM SlnNEY

HALIFAX. Aug. 3I.--A dispatch from Sidney
stnteS that tie Submarine cable was lost by mis-,
when 40 miles out. Itwas insured
70, $4,000.
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FROM WAsHINGToN.

SEPTEMBER 1.-The President has removed P.
Hamond from the office Of Collector of Customs al
San Framciscn, and appointed Marcus c. Latham,
late member of Congress, IN his place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
Tho Law or Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do give express notice to the
contrary considered as wishing continue their
ScnPtiOns.
oclls the publisher may continue send them until all
nrTeara.eS ATE paid.
II subscribers neglect refuse TO take their periodi.
cal, from Offices to which they objected they arc
beL responsible till they have settled tue b aud OrsI ii
them discontinued.
IfsuhscTibers remove to other places without inform
Inc the publishers, SL the papers to the former
,IIetIiOIl they ATE held Responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing to take period
,eas ,rom the Office wing aud wing them uncall
ed nv. sP'ima Iacia evidence OF Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

LARGE SALE OF LLSD IN MAnsn4LL CorNrr.
We learn that H. MOORE. Esq, has recently
sold the Poplar Springs farm, in MARSHALL county.
miles from Cameron. contains over 1000 acres,
dV,rus it into several farms and averaging frnc-
ton over $50 per acre.
This is the highest price ohtatned for farming
lands in that region, and proves the great advau
,sse Of railroads to the agricultural interests
county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

OPINIONS OF IHE PRESS.
HrHBKLLS NAstc lNPEESsIOS PAPER.-We refer orr
radeEs to Tie advertisement in another column, setting
lth the ueTtts OF this PGRg aud ingenious inSenou.
Tie eheaPHesa Should Induce ali give trial-Pha.
delPhil Merchant.
Its unsurpassed toT DeatRess aud Utility, and S6O1d
meet with the sale 4 richly deserves -TTIbuDe
just what The public has IouE deSTed, aud Feeunen1S
ITSELF % every l0Ser q taste AMI YeEnsmentJoa
CoaJisr. a1Stl:3m
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SAILED.

Nav Yonk, September lst.-The steamship
North Star sailed noon, for Havre. with 100 pas.
sengerS aud Sl25, 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

Mss Mus ScucOL will be resumed on the
IAN ct October neNi. spI:Iw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

rur ALAnm of IRE about O'Clock on Saturday,
evening, was false.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
hlchard h. Lee,
ATTORNEY At LAW.

FORMERLY PRACTITIONERS Ix THE COURTS OF
EASTERN VIRGINIA.
nv I'LL attend the Counts OF Ohio county, and will at
w tend 10 any business in the counties Of Washington
aud Greene, Pa. HIS residence
Land and Real Estate Agency.
r. H. IUBRRLI.
D ESPECTPULLT tenders his services TO the public
n General gent the purchase aud sale OF Farms,
uuimPIOved Lands City and village properly.
-EEFER To-
VIM. Paxton, ESQ., W.T. Wiley, Esq. Farming
J. K. Dickey. Cashier Scity ton, Va
Alex. Rogers, Esq. l.. LuRStOTj, Esq, county.
H. H. Nilsson, Esq. county ThUs. HOrnbrOOi, ksq do
Wheeling, July =, '6i. JUS
Wa Argus copy.
For Sale
a FARM OF 200 ACRES.
oSTLT bottom land, all sood, ADJOINING the town Of
M TTehSville, the Ohio Canal and the Steu.
benvne and Indiana Railroad. On the land is small
orchard 1t Is well wateTsd with springs, SGd 1bOuIls
good coat
For particulars apply to R. II. HUBBHLL,
Land and Real Estate Agent.
ALSo-ez acres adjoining This city.
ALSO-SO do do do
For terms apply to X H. HURBELL,
iuSI land anil Real Estate Asent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

EXCELLENT STABLING
is attached TO the Monroe HOuse. Travellers aud hoard
may assured that The Proprietor viii spare no
mains 10 NJ ono e their comfort, ju24:daWu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
Mammoth Hat Store.
"O4" AAut
s. Avery

and Summer Hats and Caps has ever been offered
~ Tie clty consisting OF Eaens. Youths and ehldirua
chip hats AlsU black dab, pearl and white Solt hais
t1seier win large assortment OF fashionable whe Ond
oAcH leave: hats AID silk halls, comprising oil Tie
nost as>oumens that has ever offered To lie
Pu1uc' ), AVERY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlrrSBURGM, Sept. l.--River feet inches
falling. Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
darYes1

A RRASGEMESTs lave beel. made to supply sErieuI.
n iusts with Grain Cradles, Scythes, Snaths Sc1tLs
Stones tes, etc etc, for the approach larVes Far
IeIs Viii taT ia mind that all harvest tools may be Oh
tAlhed IN tie!T season at HUBBELLPS
Myl2 Agricultural and Seed Store
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

Many and just objections made 10 all the ordinary
tAnneRts " the day account Of their odenSIve SR,e
aud the unsshtly status Oiien c upon the skin won.
deTlut tact which las been verified establishment OF
he mos profound chemists, ID the delight Of aslidiOus
patients is that ia addition ills surprising curative Ell
ecS II is the mot heaihU cosmetic and agreeable eT
tune To any part oil tie skin which may be auPIied
II ImraTts IOsy and natural low which lasts IuT many
hours and leaves The "elvciy sOess OF healthy Ski IN
stead of the eTacied ard ohspped appearance which is
common result OF HlnO all other articles Tor that
purpose HelCe every ady's toilet is supplied with II
who knows its excellent qualities this aspect To real
le its agreeable door you need open one bottle aud
yourself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
BUSHFIELD Il Co., aud
THOMPSON Il PATTERSON,
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINIMENIls!
j. B. VONDERSMITH'S
Chang Fin,
Chinese I,iniment.

NHlS superior PREPARATION is presented To the Amerl-
can public with The greatest confidence that Its Ell
Client curative qualities excel any other known Lin nt
us action is Certain, safe and UNIFORM TAI lug ia no
where an external application Is appropriate. an who
have tried II regard as lniAlibe the following dis
eases: IhcunlaSm Sprans, bruises sHcled limhS weak
lohts white swelling pains in the back, hips, tiIes ths
breast lace or any Other lat OF the body. II lie
celcnt IemedyIm bruises sCads cuts, elC. The useIu
Ness OF this lestimalAe chemical compound by no neaIs
confined TO the human species, but is equally enicaeouS
whenever arrled 10 diseaSes the hVOne Iomes.
tic animal he horse. Among many diseases an acC
dents occurring 10 The horse, for which The most Ger.
lain cure may be named tile following, viz; CUTS bruises
snEalhs IA the Shoulders chaps, scratches cracked heel
sweeney sPnc Pa'or JOINTS, etc. For further partiCu
lars directions bottles.
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Ncs0 Stock Of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DoRsEY'S

No 123 Main st. doors BeIotp Union st.
III AVlNG returned Isom he manufacturing EsIa bIiSh-
II mems OF the East win STOCK Of boots and Shoes,
comprising all the varied styles Tor present ap
preaching OF 1886, wOud respectfully inv tie
and all to tall aud examine my stock, confident
that eau suit all and every body provided good pretty
aud heap goods will do Rend TO keep The best quail
ty OF goods mmy line, and will sell cheap iTmOt cheap
er than they be bought elsewhere. Call aud
my goods and ii they don't please, charge will be made
Tor examining
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summer ARRANGEMENT.
Railroad Connection.

go S ssSsz $50 49, sE9lsf
On and alter Monday, April 3Oth, the steamboat IN
~ TEHCHANGE will run regular packet between
heelns aud belae Connecting with the trains the
Central Ohio RaiiTo0d) follows:
lst@LeaNes Wheeling at $3.50 iu the morning. connect.
ing al RelaIr with the mail train which leaves Beair
5:I5 \. NJ.
| "d.-Ieaves Wheeling 1n:l5 A. NJ with the passen,
seTS from the baltimore and Ohio Railroads. Express
train, connecting with the express which elI
0E at IL Mi and returns from EcllaT al ? r. NJ.
Sd.-LeaveS Wheeling al 1851 p NJ. with the passen-
The night tain
6O r N; and returns from Beair, with the passengers
OF the express train from the Wes $50 P NJ stop
ping at kenwOOL with The mail.
4th.-Lr1veS Wheeling ii P ". for Bel4ir; and re-
turns al 9:l3 z. VI. with the mail train.
ap:slti A WILSON. Masfer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

The RIDERS and u YMNACTIC
ARTISTES, full description of
whom will be found in the bills.
ave all belonging TO the first cl'sS
al their profession, Of both seNe&,
aud aye known aud dis irguished
everywhere as the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
THE INTELLIGENCER
MONDAY MORNING. sEPrEMBER 3. 1880.
To CorresDondenIs.

Notwithstanding subscription atvsrtisinVor 9th.
ar financial busiaess otthe Mtegenesr, should be al.
ir.sseL to the Pr0pretors.
eerS cORCsrnnsth editorial department or the ma.
Der should be addressed to tho editors, iotntly
ther ore Ofthenl,
Correspondents writing for publication, will please
,,Ttis only on one side OF the paper:
1RObseTvaRce above rules w.. greatly ohIge u.s.
md secure prompt attention to correspondents
han they might otherwise some times receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

Nsw GKEx.x PArEE.-The ''w4eeIing RepuJ-
ltInrr" lRerublicanl is the name of new German
Daiyp,per. the first number of which was issued
GU Saturday. 1t is published and edited by Mr..
THEODORE HsELscHER. From transIa,io which
appear in the paper of the position of the ed
itOr, we gather that his platform is very liberal
and comprehe nsive one. Ae says:
In the first place, we want an open. honest poll
g. We cannot 60 with either Of the present par
lies, but we ATE ready 10 support any party that
will give us proper assurance of its political hon
r'iy and true Republicauism. We do not hesitate
to say that we never will be found walking in the
Vay of political wire pulIerS and office hunters;
lOr 10 we mean to be led by them as the bear Is
lelbyI the ring through his nose. W hat we deem
10 be good anil right we shall support, no matter
iTJm what quarter it may have originated. Profit
ct loss will not effect our opinion. Truth is of
Rore value than money.
He opposes the Pierce administration and says
he cannot go with the Abolitionlsts.
al sTNRrEo."-Greeley Of the New York Til
buue, sometimes forgets bis sms, aud conIesses to
natural prejudice against the association of
whites and negroes. In recent letter. describing
the Ctrmona Gardens at London, he say.:
"The English ate not satlIful in vanishing vice
Aat least have seen no evidencr OF their tact in
that line, lave endured the spectacle Of men
dancins with women when rather beerY aud Smo-
king but at last tic sight of dirk and By
ettgGnt ErutIttO Tah=iRg Irith decent looking
"atf RifE willie putting away at a rather bad cigar
proved Too much for my Yankee prejudice and
'tItttd,''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
Sauinps ROM Stnna

WOULD respectfully say to the citizens Of wheeling
North IN addition TO my previous and vlried stock Of
6CoSs. shoes Hats, Taps, EoHnets, URbreas and Car
Pst acA gte3t variety OF ladies' aud misses aShia
bile Shoes AID CATERS. Gems Fancy Shoes, CATERS
Aoleskn ard Summer Hats which, ofe, such terms
as 10 make true the heading OF this notice,
HOnnet9 for trifie-thererore invite all ye Snoess
hdteSs cdPess aud bonnet tedEiiHS children Of
Adam TO cali at the Old Post Office cOreT opposite Nc
Lure House, where you will iud all the goods above
city.
ief WATSON
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New Confectionery

New COnIecGlOnefY.
WTILLIAN FOX would respectfully INFORM the citi-
w Eens OF Wheeling that he has opened coniec
onery establishment At The Old stand OF the Indian
invites his old friends call aud patrOniEe him his
business.
LsIce creams and the deiicaces of the season. at ali
hours. apIT
Valley of Va. Fire & Marine Insurance Co
WM. RANKIN, AGENr.
.NEFICE-NO 80, west side OF Main street, ii door
" below iiiLdIe. wheeling, Va.
EFREFER IO-James K. Baker
II X
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MEDICAL
AL SHOULD Try IT!!
DR.. j. TETT ER's
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Route. sofa in ono Yearl

NOTHING in the understanding in the meiIcsi mar.
he' o 'hc rast h'iy years, has equaIed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

DOY'S calf boots;
ID do KiPbOOtS;
do calf Oxford Ties;
do bTOgJnS;
BOy's boots and shoes OF every kind and description;
Also, chdTenS Shoes, Caters, &c. OF all sorts and
sI1esi in fact can suit everybody in anything they may
want i" my ltne Don't forget 1913 Main street. Wheeling
p: S-Country merchants sorting up tor cash Will do
well to call JAZZ
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Wholesale ard Retail Agents.
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
ImNE=lN ".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
"STAR TROUPE
Of the UMited SIaleS. \ :ult

MILITIA Ky BRASS BAND
accompa mics The United Exhihi-
,iOns. and wiiiplay duIing the per.
ioTnlanc a variety OF new aud
faSliiOna bile music.
,UThe Companies will enter
town in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

: 3~O9'5-1A0EE
about IN A. NJ, aud alter passing
through theprIncipsi streets, p.O.
coed 10 their
PAVILION OF EXHIBITION.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-10
Consistency.

In the Spring of ls47, when the contest for Con-
gress in this District was between Gov James Nc
Dowen and Dol. Algernon S. Gray, the Wings,
lead on by the Spectator, strove manfully to win
the Irish vote for Col Gray, because, forsooth his
father was full-blooded Irishman. Never were
appeals more earnest, representing the virtue, con-
servatism and patriotism, of those proper nice men
the Irish. Their brogue was truly rich, them
But Presto! change! and like the weaver's shuttle,
they jump from the side to the other. Now, the
Irish 'murderous scoundrels," ''cut-throats,
who are only watching for an opportunity to "tap
the hearts of the Americans! Truly, men change
as well as the times.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-10
From the Albany Atlas, Feb. &c.
Know Nothing Withdrawals-1,5 500 in the
State of New York

We ask particular attention 10 the following
statement Of the committee Of the Withdrawn
Know -Nolhings in this city, as TO the number
who LETT The Order in Concord. and in the State.
Many who have Withdrawn here would doubt
less have signed this statement ii the oppoitu-
nifty had been presented These statements ar e
made in consequence oil The denials which have
been 50 boldly and constantly put forth by The
Know Nothing organs ard leaders that any con.
siderable number have Withdrawn from the Or.
der in this city or elsewhere. The committee
of withdrawn Know Nothings have had ex,en.
sive coriespo ndence with Withdrawn members
in all sections Of the State, and their information
il as reliable as il is possible 10 obtain.
To Whereas sumo newspapers
have asserted thai the reports in relation 10 the
withdlawals.of members from the know-Nolh-
ing councils in this CITY are false, the under.
signed hereby assert, without fear of conradic-
lion from any responsible or respectable source
that there have been about one hundred with.
draw ais from the lrad ,gAconcern in this CITY a.
loae, and we have such information from differ
en-, sections Of the State, as leaves no doub; in
our mind that there have been. within one
uaonlh past, al least fifteen hundred withdraw
ais in the State. We state this from intorma-
lion which We now possess.
HARRY HOUSTON,
J.. A. WALKER,
WM. p. FOSTER,
Committee OF those who have Withdrawn.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-10

Ave notice that Hon. A. II. II. Stuart's
name has been brought forward, in the Spectator
and the Union Republican, of this place, as a can
didate of the American party for Governor of yir-
ginia. We do not know Mr.. Stuart's views or wish
es on this subject; but we will be very much mis-
taken il he sanctions any such use of his name. As
a Wing, his record is consistent. We could say
nothing derogatory to his honor as a man. or to the
purity of his motives as politician. But if the use
of his name by the Know -Nothings is sanctioned by
himself, we will then Unpleasant to us) have the
evidence forced upon US, that he is but time
ing politician. who would be willing to abandon ev
erything manly and noble Cor power and spois.-
We, however, believe and hope otherwise