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THE VEGETABLE PILLS.

Prepared by the Graefenbers Company,
Were compounded after long study and observation II the
laws OF nature, and close reflection upon the properties
of different medicinal agents. that taken ogrher they
shc ud form pill which would act in harmony with hess
laws and aid nature herself 10 work We must OBJ
that when the body diseased the various organs
composing the vital system make effort TO throw of the dis
order and aid these organs in their work that ued-
ciue is designed The remedies too ofen used will not do
this but WILL by main force, if may the expression.
upset the whole vital organization and while carrying Cd
the diseased matter will leave part Of the
strung even it not bring other arrangements
than the first Tie s operation Of nRsdScsns - 20 gSs
iHcy1std 0erity 10 tie possessed BIZ mature for TIE
resaoraI Of disease This be done BY gen
lie means; and know from observation and experience
that the Grseenberg Vegetable Pills combine The kinds
and quantities of vegetable remedies necessary effect the
desired end.
Tbenventor Of the Pills for many years afflicted with
complication of diseases the result Of bilious de-
rangemenL Ii seemed utterly impossible that his health
should be restored and the best exer0ns of the pro
feSson all in vain. physician himself he spent
many weary hour in rejecting medicine and It's et
fects and 10 the orturing pains Of sick bed NAV be
traced the discovery of Pill which restored the
health and which is in constant by hundreds
thousands who attest It's efficacy.
Price, % cents per box, or i've boxes for 81
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nAGuERREorYPEsl pAGnERREnrYprsr,

DAGUEkREOTYPES! DAGUERRE0TYPEs! e a.
HHARLES q. GIERS would respectfully inform hi,
customers and the ladies particularly that he has re-
moved from Cedar street to the Of Deaderick spa
and College streets, Brownies where be will be glad
all who in want Of fine and life like pictures he
has 10 great expense in fitting powerful side and
sky lights, and his rooms fitted up elegant style
He has engaged the services Of experienced polite Op
hshmen of the South West and feels assured that he will
be able to give satisfactisn
He nytOs the public to call aud examine his specimens
ne Oil Paintings BY the old masters Just re-
ceived from Europe, which be offers for sale ve.r low.
Call at the Of Desisrick street and the Square
N. R-An experienced operator always ready Tor any
outdoor work such as taking buildings deceased persons
&c. rF ianlO-n
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RAILROAD NOIICE.

EOTTON destined for Charleston will, and after this
~ dse be charged 81 rs per bale of lbs less and
IS centsper 100 lbs. fcrexces of over 500 lbs -
septf2 Oh l. ANDERSON Sup't. \. 4. CIR.
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THURST0N n BERNARD,

NO. Union street,
RE receiving their stock OF Fall and Win IN "A.
IA ter Dress Goods, consisting of Silks, Cash SyIiK
neres, French and English MednOs all Wool De- 4lay
lanes Hosiery Gloves. Corsets and general assortment
Of Staple Goods
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
by of the firm since decline in prices of Foreign
Merchandise, and will be freely offered 10 the public at
prices that must insure ready sale. We respectfully invite
all 20 give our stock aa examination. OctSE
tFANT1LLAS AND EMBROIDERIES.-A
VI beautiful assortment of Mantas Grape ShawlS and
hmbroderes which Offering very cheap for c,sk.
apr2S THURSTON-& BERNARD
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Gentlemen The Graefenberg Medicines taking tine
IL the people becoming acquainted with them the
Sarsapara has especially done wonders in cases Of liver
and lung complaints OF long standr gone pzrcu
lar that of Judge Gsrdenhre who has been confined 10
his he for nearly years with internal disease
bad that be afraid to walk out Of sight for fear be
would drop down. Two bottles OF Sarsaparia and three
boxes OF the Vegetable Pills have made him quite ell and
stout He is attending to his business actively be
was and it would please you bear him express him
self in favor Of your medicines They all give satisfaction
in eVeay case. SAMUEL A. MCKENZIE, p NJ
~ For sale By ALEX. MACKENZIE, Nashville, and
by every Druggistin the State. mbl4-u
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CIGARS! CIGARSH
2O,OOOg9psdFssaSSF r H ss eo GEs P 5i
If the following Brands Jupiters La FaToitas La Ha.
benera; La Pedro Garlic, Napoleon, Pensadosa. With
various other brands of choice Tobacco Little Indian,
corner Cherry and Cedar streets.
dec5-u J. MOORE.
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NODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR APRIL.-
VI Just received and for sale by
mhs7 F. HAGAN BRO, Market St
INK FOR THE TRADE-l00O dozen four and
l. two ounce Ink Stands in store and for sale By
mh2i +. HAGAN 4 BRO, Market St
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JUST RECEIVED:
I 0ND0N PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE. For sale,
- Wholesale and Retail at the Sign of the Little In-
dian" corner of Cherry and Cedar stI eets.
] MOORE.
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- UNDRIES.-20 bbls crushed and powdered Sugars
y 10 bbls Clover Seed;
25 bags Early Irish Potatoes for planting;
. 20 dozen boxes fresh Kentucky Mustard;
= 90 BrOoms
2 ALSO-Sugar, Coffee, Mossses. Spices, Indigo Nader
and many other Articles in my line
In store and for sale low by F. BELL,
APPS No % College St, opposite Sewanee House.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ii persons knowing themselves in previous 70
da,e payment, and those indebted to r. G. McNairy
previous January 1854 had better up at once
jan2S--f r. c. McNAIEY co.
DISSOLUTION. -
THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
/ EDWARDS & HARRIS is this day dissolved BY mutual
All persons indebted to requested 10 cal
and pay; and those having claims against to present
Them. The business will be continued by Jo EDWARDS.
We solicit for him the patronage so Literally bestowed
N ash 4ii June l, 1855 T. t. o s HARRIS
SUNDRIES IN STORE AND FOR SALE BY
wessel & Thompson,
UNION STREET. -s
, : BBLs Cranberriss; 10 bags S s Almonds:
go Is htbbls do 90 cases Sardnes-balves
IS qrbbls do; and quarters;
80 boxes Raisns; 100 dozen London Porter
80 t-bxs de; pins and quarts;
% qr-bxs do; 30 dozen Scotch Ale :;
cases Prunes in glass ars 100 do Assorted Pickles.
do do in boxes; [jan24
. HALF PIPES OLD OTARD BRANDY
- 2qcarter casks Superior Madeira;
90 90 do do do do S sos1y
90 baskets BoIinger Champagne
For sale by (jan24) VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
I ONION PORTER.-iOO dozen London Porter Of
L extra quality, received this day. and for sale BY
jana VESSEL THOMPSON.
SCOTCH ALE.-5O dozen Tenant. Ale, received
- tins day and for sale by
ian24 VESSEL THOMPSON
rTEAS.-A few chests of Fine Black and Green 1eas
Of delicious favor received this day, and for sale by
jan24 VESSEL THOMPSON,
TNHE FINEST YET.-SU,O00 Regals Cigars Of
/ extra quality and well assorted, received this day BY
jana BGw VESSEL l. THOMPSON.
nRANG ES.-5C boxes Oranges in good condition
feb2i VESSEL & THOMPSON
nlh22 VESSEL THOMPSON.
SWEET ORANGEs-lO Dbl Havana Oranges, and
- y boxes Sicily. Received this day BY
mh22 VESSEL THOMPSON.
COCOA NUTs-lOOO fresh Cocoa Nuts Received
I J this day by
mb22 VESSEL THOMPSON
u AISINs-l5O packages Raisns in boxes halves and
mhss VESSEL THOMPSON
NUTS 50 bbls Nuts-assorted. Received by
~ mh22 VESSEL THOMPSON
TXTRA PRINCIPE CIGARS.-I5,O0 900 of the
T. above received by Express this day BY yuovpoox
VHEESE-25 boxes extra Nutrneg Cheese, received
apis VESSEL L THOMPSON.
CWEET ORANGEs-A few boxes Sweet Oranges
- received by apis VESSEL THOMPSON
- MoKED BEEF cask Smoked Beef-an excel
- lent artcle-received by
apis VESSEL THOMPSON.
II ANS cask extra Sugsrcured Hams, for sale BY
IL apis VESSEL d THOMPSON
ERESH FRUITS-A supply of Strawberries and
IL Rnspberries received this day BY
apis VESSEL & THOMPSON.
nUTCH HERRING-25 kegs Dutch Herring re-
~ eeived and for sale by sF--
apis VESSEL 4 THOMPSON
NRACKNELL BISCUIT-IO0 boxes reOei,.d Al.
I rect from Reading England. by -.- -.
aul5 VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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DISSULUT1ONa
THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
i EDWARDS & HARRIS is this day dissolved by mutual
All persons indebted 10 requested 10 cal
and pay and those having claims against present
Them. The business will be continued by 10. EDWARDS
We solicit for him the patronage literally bestowed
tie old firm. 10. EDWARDS .r
Nashville, June |, 1855 It. o HARRIS ...s.
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DRESS GOODS.

NO. y mon street.
h1 are now offering new and beautiful assortment
w of Goods, unsurpassed in the market consist
ing OfPsin Black Plaid Striped aud Brocade Silks Cha
legs in plain colors Plaid and Printed Berr9ges Printed
lacOuet Muslin and Iawns-togeher With general assert
neat of Staple Goods, Hosiery, Parasos Twisted silk
Hitts &c Tap2Gl THURSTON h BERNARD
- AT COST.
I HAVE lot of fine eastern made OVER COATS, which
L I will sell at cost for cash.
jane. JYO. BROWNE,
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4NU
N Boo bales Brown Sheetings and Driliings O
Southern Manufacture for which We agents
feb2l ]. ID. & CO.
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Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory

Orders executed by all Booksellers [decs9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
THAT NATIONAL PLATFORM.

I,was ON the authority of the New York ife'Hld
that the Wig assorted that the Syracuae council OF
Know Nothings had adopted q national PLATFORM
The Mig contusses that in this statement It commit
tod "mis,akc." Wo have now 10 show from the
admission of the Hrruld that the boosted obligation
Of the Third Degree is likewise sham The follow
inc parayraph il from the Herald of The 10th:
"Ths grand question is to be taken up at PhIiadel'
min of public national platform to TINS American
par,y-uot tina, mysterious aud unsatisfactory platform
embodied in the secret third degree OF the lodges
but a public platturm-clear, distinct anu speclnc
upou the great constitutional issues OF the aa!, ana
especiuly upon the slavery question:
Hero is confession from the principal organ OF
tho Know Nothing party, that the 'Sccret ooi'Sa'
ton of tho third degree is "nysterlous and unsat
isfsctory" and that the Order has yet t" plant se
on national platform The country knows Will
wha, confidence TO accept the promises Of the Know
Nothing party. This party pledged itself to deiea
Seward aud by the votes of its members he was re-
elected to the Senate. In like manner it PROMISED
TO do mighty things for the South throughout thc
Northern States aud il redeemed its word by return
;ny uu uubroken abolition delegation TO Congress-
III. Syracuse Council, we were told, was to perform
wonders md to sweep the Democracy from Virginia
aud here is tho confession of the Herald that its plat
form is sham. The people Of tho South are not tc
| be caught with chatl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
FROM PRESTON COUNTY.


klx6woop, NAY Il, 1853
Gentemcn:--We had glorious meeting here yes
t.rdav. The Democrats ARE IN splendid tune. Dr'
Kidwrll our candidate for Congress, made one OF me
very hest spcechrs this has brought urti lie
argued the questions OF the day with calTnness with
dignity and with telling effect. liis appeal to the old
liners of the Wing party was we'll made, and created
u very excellent effect
We are satisfied here that hnnw-NnthlnSlsm mas
been smoked out in this county. The Democrats are
La wing in scur,s and thosc who leave the Order are
perfurinins yeornan service in our ranks The very
best sort Of Wings III this county arc worrying Tor us,
and we are we'll assured that we shall now carry
Preston county by nn Increased minority. hId~ei +
election in the District is placed beyond doubt.
The intelligent men in the know-Nutiiins Order don
even claim Pendleton's election. This Reverend VIII
be- left TO rusticue and rumaie over the halls OF BE-
hany. m
The North West is all right. The snake is dead
The midday sun in August could not rcsusctae him.
kidwe il here in fine spirits and health, and has
rather improved in the wrcsIlc with "Sa'n. de has
mu,r most ariuous and successful canvass trhvcrs.
ing the whole District and addressing me iarsr a,l''
most enthusiastic assemhagcs of the people at every
point The Reverend Mr.. Pondleton llnH met hun
once or twice, but has given up the chase now as
truitlpss. lie could not stand the scathlnp exposes
and formidable array OF facts anu evidence prousn'
TO bear upon him and his secret ass"ciates ny MD
well. Our accounts from all quarters are most nut
.ering .,.
brilliant effort yesterday. He openly chalrigrd
discussion from the opposition, but none dared ap'
pcur, although their br"g nag was on the ground.
Clemens speech produced fine impression, ana Il
considered one of his hes-wh!ch II compliment
enough Kidwen aud Clemens are to address the
people at various points in tho country through the
West. They IRE lighting for the State ticket Md
well seems to be amusing himself lighting along tor
| the general ticket. His own election being no"
rendered sure he has "nu,hing else To do Pen
dli,on hoo hren Designated very appropriately, the
| "Greut Brhindrr.
At night, w. /. Wiley spoke to dozen or two IL
| the Court House, in favor OF the Know. Nohngs-
He was invited To take part in the discussion in tht
day, but declined. His speech considered poor
und foil lint and stale OIL the few hearers present.
| Yours respectfully, Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
FROM BARBOUR COUNTY.
To the Editors Of nc Enquirer: o-

IHlrIPrI MAY II, 1855.
Ge,tle,neu-It gives me pleasure to inform you'
that Thursday last the 10th inst, was another EIor-
our day for III. Democracy nj Barbour. Ourpcop!e
turned out almost en- TO hear the Hon James
~ Mason; and we'll were they repaid for their uhc
for never has it been the pleasure OF our peopie to
hear more truly eloquent and stntcsinanl'Ke arsu,
ment than fell from the lips of our dls.ngui6hed
guest upon that occasion. Well may Virginia be
proud OF him. for, truly, he is man Of giant mind
one who views present position As II IL; and cal
oue must be the hcurt OF that |lrglniun WHO COOS NOT
feel the quiricning influence the force and power OF
his master strokes Of eoqucnce.
In conclusion. permit mo to assure you, thnt our
county is all right. Wises majority will BE- from $40
to 4O. Lewis will lead Cnrlile NJ least 400, aud some
think from to GUO. Wa knoc Mr. Garlic, having
raised aud made him. hut, upon this occasion, va Will
rive him the reward due TO all who are deeotd Of
every pr!acpic which should characterize Virginia
statesman. You may confidently set Barbour down
as one of the banner counties.
We have the most cheering news from all tho sur
rounding countless indeed, nc' or before hn the Norh
West been so electunlly aroused AZ ut the present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
A sTINJJ,ANT TO THE DEMOCRACY.

If any thing could iucronsc tho enthusiasm OF the
Democracy, aud animate them to even greater eurr'
~ than they now display, the attempt OF the Rich.
,nnnd W,s to rally tho Wing par,yto tho support OF
the Know Nothing ticket, would accomplish that re-
,ult. The Hrig repeats it's offensive imputatlons
aeaus, the Democracy, and II it does not now s''s
,nalize them Us "Gos and Nandals, denounces 'nol
"arrogauce and drsl",isnl." 1t speaks in n STRAIN Of
rapture of the GLORIOUS aud gaant" fl'urn"y' aud
evidently anticipates from his election the 1scendancS
of Yhig vseasure. a.d Way policy. Any Democrat
who has been disposed to resu-d this contest with IN
difference, will discover from the language ut tho
Richmond Wig that he can 10 longer hnger III
state Of inactive neutrality, unless he means to oe'
tray lis principles aud his party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
GEORGE wyruE MrSroRp's SPEECH.

GEORGE WYTHE MtSFORDS SPEECH.
Tehre was q very large und enthusiastic meeting Of
tho Democratic Association, ut the African Church,
on Thursday night We have never seen our friends
more aroused than hcy on that occasiun by the
stirring aud eloquent address Of Col. CIV. Munford.
II. has peculiar power in touching the hearts OF his
audience, as was fully demonstrated by the earucst
attention with which his charming addruss, OF two
and half hours, was listened to. At one moment
they were convulsod with laughter by the rlchhumor
and telling sarcasm with which he held up the Secret
Party TO well merited ridcule at another moment
tbs Immense audience we're spcll-bound by the
glowing eloquence with which tho accomplished
speaker depicted the demoralizing mischirVous and
dumuable tendencies Of the INDUSTRIOUS secret Organ
iza,ion that dsgraces the annals of the Old Common
wealth. Col. Munford', ipe speech produced deep
impression and jusuy entities him to the warmes'
thank, Of the patriotic voters of the district
Mr.. W. N. Howsrtou Of Halifax could not be pre-
SEN, us expected and his absence was much regretted
Mr. L. /. Cooke Of Fluvanna, was called out, but de-
cned speaking lilo sad he was IN IN awkward posi-
tiou-hc was Henry Clay Wing, but without par
~. While he could not vote for Mr.. Wise, he shouid
1 rot rote for F.ourRoy. This announcement was re-
esavod with marked interest. Mr.. james Lyons wa.
called out aud concluded the interesting evening by
brief aud eloquen, addrcrr, in which be warmly up
pieudea the beautiful and eloquent rIeech Of Coone
Muuford TIE meeting was full Of lively interest
ovincing that our friends In Richuoud are full,
aroused and will do their duty uobly Oh Tbursds,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
..Tue WHO'S OF VIRGINIA"

The Richmond IIh,g urges the wings OF 'ns'
MIA" TO aid in indic.ing Know.SothinS dynasty up
on this proud old S;u,c Tho Hon A!ela"a'f , ~,
s,o,bsr. tina most distinguished ornament Oh 'n'
Wig parry the South dso"n'e' snS. s"S nS
lam in language O! tho .everest 'nvect'e' anu 80,
,o,,,b.s the South of its treacherous designs
the constitution and the Union. Mr.. stephens 10
xsulou, uud vigilant champion OF Inc risn's '"e
s,,,b is sta,.smum Of experiences and sas"city nus
watched the tendency of acknowledgement IN tho
North, anu he now gives M tho result OF his ooSer
,.,,i, and reflection, that Know Nottingham Is the
a.sdNe,t foo to slavery and the institutions OF the
sou,b. To whom will tho "whiss OF Virginia
b.srken the partisan print or the independent states
maui
No whis can read the address Of Mr. Stephens
without yielding complete assent to lis CONCLUSIONS
touching the character and tendency OF know-No'
thingism.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
THE MASK oFE-THE KNow.NoTEING

PARTY CLAIMING WING SUPPORT.
With the ar,ful design OF nlluring unwary Demo
crafts to the support of the Know-Nothng nominees
the Opposition press havc studlously aHolueu wv
hottest nllusion TO the Wing party. lhaee'' u".,"e
the canvass, they have veheInently protcs'eu 'i'D
there is no Wing party. Bat now' wheh 'i'es '"n'
that il is too late for Democrats To "pahooh 'o vi
der. they summon the Wing party to the hed' ana
urge i, to action By appeals to S regard or us ''"u,'
,;onaI policy. The Richmond Wing Of yesterday au
dresses an energetic appeal to the "" h's' VI ."'
siniu" to supper; the know.Nohng nominees i"''
is it. language: "Wo appeal As Will"S' au"'o''"s
WuIGs, to EVERY VINO in Virginia, to buckle on h's
.rnor and aid with nll his might the hnow-No'''Hs
movement One month ago the th'S wouiu no'
have veutured to publish such partisan appeal ou'
now that the eocron is 80 close hand md the posi-
bility of escape from the councils is so SiSh me
Wig contemp,uously disregards the ieei'''s'o VI
Democrats who have been betrayed lnt' the o'e''
and openly rallies the Hhig party to the Suppo,'
Tho Know Nothing candidates, by urging co''S'u''"
,;ors of oorty advantage. "Wc,' tho WINGS nav
been SO long subjected TO the arrogance n'' a.
OF tho domiuan, party" and now that the I'd! -
liy.rance is at hand, let us not be backward ;"
noting our interests. This is the SUBSTANCE u '
,,n.sI which the Richmond Wig addresses 10 'n'
"lPhisscf Virginia" o-s,r
Is ,ho-e y Democrat in the KnowSothing order
,.,o d,.s r,t now ace that he is tho victim OF the
crosses, fraud and deception Is there one VINO 80
wanting in every feeling Of self respect anu manly
courage ths, he will tamey submit 10 the outrage
upon his Intelligence and independence If now be-
for. even the necessity Of your cooperation Is past
Won are thus insul,ed and repudated, what load oil
coutumely and wrong may you not eSpe''
who. there i, no longer need of your service on'
es, your Judgment is hopelessly obscured o. Inc
Egyptian darkness Of the councii-room' anu you,
character fatally epraved by its association you Will
eel the indigny which is inflicted upon you' ana re-
.n, !, with the spirit Of men and YirSiminns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
BEALE AND PATTON lGNORED-"hAl
n0RS Ii MEAN

Tho Mig Of Yesterday, in commanding tho Know
Notb;nr ticket INDUCES in the most extravasant eu'
lozv cr Thomas Stanhope Flcurnoy-cals Al'n '''ne
gallant aud glorous Flournoy and describes nun "'
"ths very soul of truth. Of honor, aud OF chvairy
Eut not word has the Wig in praise OF the Demo
cratic tail Of the Know. Nothing ticket! Bcale and
Patton are quietly ignored as un, for association WIN
the wonderful Flouruoy, and unworthy Of even apass
ing recognition from nm organ of the Wing party. In
this fragrant neglect Democratic -N''h'ns. Will
see another studied insult 10 their PRIDE. we zee
something besides We discover in the course oil the
Hh;r confirmation of report that reaches us from
ev.ry quarter Of tho State TO the effect that Hh'g'
rW ro.e onlv fer TIE Iik'g candidate. beaie ana
Patton are 10 ice lrf, to the tender mrrccs OF the De-
,nocracv while the gallant and glorious Wings VIII
take cure Of their gallant MD glorious fI'Hrnoy'
They must bu blind indeed Nh" do not io'eS''
with whs, contempt the helpless Democrats IN inc
Know. Nothing Order will be treated by their wing
,,.atnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
GIVING IL III.

The following facts stated IN Ie''cf ,t''" 8,
nrton to tho Baltimore Argue. They 'n'" '"' ~
,;l;,v Of Know Nothing boustins herea'"u''
Th ulI.absorbing question here now is, .nc ,,r "f
,,,,n The Know Nothings, led by lie eu''T. ~;
their short ,%s s n"r s TSIi st triumph
sng h"ve been Brought down severa! button
holes eonsdSfaO Gy s"Ty two tn o"s o
noo majority against Wise. Now many Oh 'eih oacA
nmt xhei nm even bet is offered . ,,,
Inc .aTh 81 senator Morton, of Florida, who hus
BEEN here rnk"s KnowS"ni rngh vr
cSH! r"nvcrsu,icn with friend Of your CORES
n"ntcnt the Senator stated that before he went on his
, u;o -" ,ien rrca; change had over the
spirit Of biz dream. The Senator stnted tint he
Vir,,inia. but the Democracy had the most working
man. Wherever he stopped at tavern, or cross
.,,J bo INV Democratic meeting, and il there was
n sncnker he always saw some chsp on the stump OF
rhuir reading the Richmond EnqOHrr or som" othci
Democratic Document, while every little group "A'
flIcd with enthusiasm.