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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-07
WHEELING.
No. / Super Phosphate Of Lime.
VERSUS "GUANO."

THIS valuable fertilizer has used for several years
in England and other parts OF Europe and TO gu
1O uouS Tue EtSHeSt Iah Ia 1H Ihe extent !"
which is used among Farmers. Its introduction in this
country by esubscTheT has been recent. hut the
progress has made in the estimation OF the public has
not been less marked OF than abroad after u
trial Of three Investigation OF IFS merits in which
time here has been very many scrppulOuS experiments
made hy the most scientific asTlcarlstS and various
Clubs, Committees, &c, side by side Peruvian GusnO,
oits relative value COMPARED with the latter and in most
instances preference given TO the SupeT Phosphate OF
Lme'' Such reports returned will shortly he placed
before the public, which will convey information
than the subscriber feels disposed 10 OdeT, as the manu-
taotuTeT, al the present moment.
Its chemical composition is of that nature 10 at a
lord tood aud nourshment to growth OF all descriptions,
his basis being crushed ground EoneS, the efficacy OF
which is already well known and appreciated,
which are decOnpOsed by the addition of one h their
weight of Uphurc Acid, to which is added due pTopUr
on Of GuanO and Sulphate nlmOnia the latter is
Of the most efficient in the best Peruvian Gno
1t easy handed being in perfect pOwder 1t will be
found suitable TO all Soils warranted pure and genuinn
aud when al aulity to be Ound as ecacious here
Pamphlets win be forwarded to the sub
seTfbeF or to s sBents, whose taRle as follows;
MesssTs. McGruder * Sons, Richmond, Va.
do Rowctt, HARDLY q Co. Petersburg, Va.
do BOTum IL MCLEAN, NORFOLK, Va.
do &. NJ Stewart, Esq, Baltimore, Md.
Agricultural Chemist,
sep9j WiiamsburGh, Long Island n. Y
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
WHEELING, VA
subscriber would cal the attention OF the public 10
L MS well selected STOCK o. Watches CLOCKS, jeWelTyS
silver ware aud fancy goods, which lie is now opening
His stocks composed in part gold and silver watches,
keys, g4aTdS and Chains.
Every description of gold dewelryi
Gold silver, silver plated and common spcctacles;
Pure sIve table, tea dessert, sugar. mustard aud salt
spoons, and butter knives;
Plated and German silver forks, sPOOms butter knives,
etc. etc.
Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors
YERY FINE razors, strOPs, shaving cream, ETC.;
PeriumeTy, combs, brushes and great variety OF fancy
goods;
Particular attention paid TO repairing waChcs clocks,
and iewel'y, and engraving handsomely done.
share OF patronage is respectfully solicited.
ap6-dtr C.P. BROWN.
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For advertisements OF greater length, and less than
,I column inserted longer time than two months,
siscont of so per cent. tile above will be made for
scn duare for the first three MONTHS and Go per cent
For business or professional asquare or less
per ~ num-. one nss WV
annun 6V'S ~
FoG column (oulslde) one year. w
Ia" :. ................. 1000
And 30 percent on the above for inside.
communications charged at 81 90 per thou
Baud ems. 100 . mar ,rr,r,
m rst suuare and rate Ol discount thereon IOT
air number squares under the general head. and
mems a lire single insertion
Bnsness Ilisements, with monthly chanSc' one ~
square SS m
S,ne with weekly change So'VO
Nomrc nj tea hs inserted gra;utously, but funeral %
sed. ''"'' - -'"'''
Nominations charged for each Candidate Ior SePa On
ate oifce inserted iOr month oresS' IN advance %'0
Rsii .iN,S motto es inserted IOr half pric:; ,o,,
Ae"a'oNS f X. BARTLESON,
John T. RUSSELL,
BrATrY N co.
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BACHELORS.
InstantqneOls LIQUID Hal. Due

InstGntGHeOus Liquid Hqi;' Dye.
ITO those wishing hair dye that may depended up
L on, ancheerully recommend the above. The best
oiC city reference can be given TO its superiority
everything of the kind now in For sale, wholesale
and 1a'-' RETAIL Py sd3. i66,a LoGAN n & CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-07
FALL FASHIONS FOR HATS.

THE subscriber Is pTera:edtO furnish his patrons and
the public with superior Hats Ofthe latest Fall styles
All those who think enough OF their heads to u'se
in the use Of anelegan and easy fitting Hat, will please
drop in and let us take coast survey Of their cIanus
with Cono:nlaure, in all such guarantee
TO furnish splendid Hats, that will ttO T, without any
extra charge.
Find the place. No. So sign of the big Red Hat
second do south 1.-The North Western Bank Main
ansas $50 W. W. JAMIsoN.
ie90 JOHN H. TAPPAE,
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Removal.
NFcCLALLENS d KNOX have removed their Whole
l sale Stock Of Boots and Shoes, the four story
BRICK building,
No. lib, Main Street,
few buildings North OF the Merchants Il Mechanics
bank the opposite side OF the and doors South
Of VIM. T. SeIby's dry good store.
Thankful for The patronage heretofore extended to the
House. they confident that with iheII increased aci.
ties ior doing business, they offer still
greater inducements for buying than heretofore.
dc2S MCCLALEHSS Il KNOX
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PIANU FURIES- AND MELODEONS.
UST OPENED, Z fine Rosewood Piano -FOTtes, from
y Chickerns S Sons mandatory, sStOdaTt CO.,
New York, including fine Rosewood Piano, 6l
all OF which offered at factory prices
Alsoaarge package Of fashionable music, 26, Union
street.
yrTM |Tsn % ''' = 'OU want ]. MRLLoR
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Daguerreotvpes.

Lag hO44 44OOIy pcs.
M ESSRS. BEAMER II TURTON, having taken the
Ul Rooms formerly occupied by Mr. L. Tarbe a Dl.
gueIrean Gallery, OF Main aud Bidde streets, Cen
tre Wheeling, beg leave to solicit share patronage
from his friends and the public tlarge.
They makeit rule not To let any pictures go
What are Satisfactory and well executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly
rdcrs left here for sign painting will be attended
by ]. TWtOn 4. IiTother. nT94-3m
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DarnerrROtVnes.

TX EN- ESSkS taken with all the recentimprOvcments
IL without any unnatural whteneSs kaii or giey ap
OF black dresses Every style Of always
on hand. Price from dollar upwards.
Rooms, No % MOnrUc street, near the Court House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-07

N OC1C6
E undersigned having bought out the entire stock OF
i Goods belonging Messrs. Wheeler + Lakin, MeT.
Chant IailOrs would beg inform citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business in the formerly
occupied by MessTs. Wheeler & Lakn, and having oh
iancd the services OF both tho former propr 1Es
prepared 10 make TO order every article in h.s ne
in the latest style aud best manner very
and very low for cash Having large stock haul
he is determined to sell low, reduce his stock
make room for the Spring oOds Now is chance
TO be az recommended, no sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've US call,
AT 9, Washington Hall.
ianl2 J. Il. STALLMAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES B. MARSH,
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT and SHOE STORE,

?
MKT uOOR To 0RESR, UTT ANDUO.
I AM now receiving my stOIe room on Monroe
large and ELEGANT assortment OF boots aud
shoes, Which mad selected with sTelt and mad
ufacued By the best wOrkmen the East, expressly
this trade. am now prepared 10 accommodate my
TONERS either wholesale retail with variety Spring
and summer Goods, not TO he surpassed by amy OLer
house IN The city, either style, Workmanship, OF GuTa
bility
Amongst which viii be found the following seasonabIe
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EALL SIOCk
Fall Fashinn fnr Hats

Fall Fashion for Hats.
4NHE subscriber prepared to furnish his mnieI-
J. Gus PATRONS and all the Of mankind with sPten
did hats UI the
LAIEST and MOST APPROVED S1YLES,
which endurance beauty OF form and nsI cannot be
surpassed and when shaped TO the head
tive, fit with perfect ease.
Also. lecevinga OF men's youths and
ChdIen's SOFT Hats, comprising black, Mapped, plain,
Non IntEt yention ngTsham Young Amerca,etc, toseh
wtha fine assortment Of mems, youths and chden'a
Caps all oil which offered lowest prices, wholesale
and retail.
seP11 w. W. JlMESoN.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

RATES OF NDVERTIaING.
THE UNDERSIGNED, publishers Ut newspapers in
the city OF WheeIg in view O the increased price OF pa
per labor and Other expenses rendering their expenses
m greater than do agree to charge the OOw
ns rates Tor advertising, and in no case whatever 20
charge than the rates beOw ten lines or less OF non
EEaIel constituting square:
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ARTIFICIAL TEETR!N

Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTISTS,
No. 15G WEST SIHTH STREET, pErWEkE RACE ARu Elm,
Cincinnati.
THIS Office, under management of Its present rro-
L PIieOTs, has bee increasing reputation suppri
or operations IL he Artificial Depa dentistry
tor the last ten years, and expense effort be
wanting TO give satisfaction 10 all who may it with
their 2CrOnage.
essential points pertaining ATic.a Teeth viz: Beau
and nauaIness OF appea aIce, quality and lengthO
resorn ng the natural appearance the speech and ahi
ty 10 masti aiei in all Of which they warranted in
lew.
TEETH
Inserted from to full SET with Artificial Gums
Full aud hall s1ts invariably inserted by suction.
All operations III Dentistry performed 1.-The most IOT
oush manner.
TERMS:
Considering the superior character OF the work. and
the guarantee given, they tho most reasonable
TWO TEETH OR MORE on GOLD PLATR,
S3 per Tooth.
TWO TEETH on SILVER PLATE,
81 per Tooth
The money refunded ii Teeth do not prove salts
uC5-For the information those living at distance
we would state that our facilities are such, that
make in tue finest Style Iuli OF TEETH in nom 81
10 IS hours aud small pieces in proportion that no de
tentlOn need be aPpIehended.
y; y e. :. oaMEFoS RgHG1S dentists.
No. 15G West Sixth ST. between Race and Elm,
dc19-ly Ciacimnati.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to Wheeler IL Lskin, by book
IA account or Otherwise, hereby notified that pay
nen must be made forthwith they having assigned
the same TO HE Tor the benefit Of their creditors.
tanl2 J. II. PENDLETON, Trustee
DISSOLUTION.
1NHE partnership heretofore existing the firm Of
Gordon, clarke Il Co., has this day dissolved by
mutual consent. l.. s. GORDON,
CLARKE " THAW,
March lSt, 1851 J. Il. AMER.
C0-pARTNERctlIp
THE subscribers have this day partne
for the purpose O traHsaetns Commission For
warding business under the style Gordon, Matthes
Co., and solicit continuance OF tie business the ale
hTm L. s. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
JNO. L. AGNEW.
March 1st. 1854. nlr4
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NUMBER 295
EASTERN BUSINESS.

4 EASTERN BUSINESS.
James P. Perot g. Brother,
FLOUR And GRAIN FACTORS,
al NORTH wHARVES,
PhiIHdoIPhIR, Pa.
| FORSYTH & HOPKINS.
| HEiSKELL & Co,
| WM MCCOY,
nOVlSlyd J. X. MILLER 60.
@-GORpoS, MATTHEWS & Co., wilInahe adEahcF' III
cOnslglnnents.
%NrEL NATHIws.... ..... a. TLETCHER zoLIirEOE'1E
Mathews & ZollickoHer,
GENERAL. PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. I2S NORTH HOWARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
| p-CONSEGNNEN7S SOLICITED Will Pdy pGTfiGu-
lar attention 10 the purchase OF SSuUhO aud 0eT Fer-
REFRRENC S
ChTistian Keener, rs
+. L. Parker d Co., Baltimore.
BaTthOlow, Tiffany & Co.,
| Hurst & Berry.
David Jol,9sOn, Rs9.. JsneTsOneO,. Va.
MatingIy & GilPin Parkersbnrg. Va.
Hon .I3i. +. X T zolcEoiIsr, N.shyiI' Tenn.
&. W. RutiOn, Esq, Harpera Forty, Va.
u. McCouauShy, Esq. Atty at Law, GetysbIE, IA
iyl-Glyr
40 Western and sO"rhern HIeFsGnnI.
Sexton, Seal & sWearingen,
FANCY DRY GOODS.
No. 160 M"Ftrs Sts ,S:, 81, Sh0 IS9'e 4th street,
J. w. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, A. VAN SwEARINGFH.
0FFER toEuToh9sers the largest assortment Of EaGry
" Dry Goods IN the city. II ltcOmpTiSasiRpGGt OF
Hosiery OF all kinds and qualities.
Gloves, UnderShiGts, Dress Shirts Collars.
WoOcn yarns Of different shades and C0OTB.
90 do do Buffalo and Imitation COmhS
Brushes OF all descriptions
Burnctts, six cord cOd Spool Cotton.
PeTfumery Ofallkinds.
atIOn, which here mention, and whChOTe Welt
worthy the attetiOnO byers We feel make II
thenntercstt 10 give ruS atrial sept9
Pendleton q Brother
CONFUSION MERCHANTS,
oR tho sale OF LcafEObOccO Flour, and loauee gen.
I2OSmims rna,h aaa DerOt, 500 P,ett st,
REFER TO
Hugh jenkins d Co.
r W Bruno q Sons,
Long 4 ByTn, and Baltimore
| The cashiers OF any OF the
Baltimore banks
E.ss. $5sSS @ l,sa nsl.p,.n r' * ss"' wp..,n.
Jas. K. Baker.
Jas. McCully, PttshurEhs
| Rhodes & Ogilbay. BridgerOIt,O.
Green & Dorsey, Powhaitan ri. o.
Alex Armstrong, Armstrong; do Belmont 60
| Jacob e. Grove, st. ClailsviIe, o.
Peter MeaaEer, GallipOlis, o.
| ". ]. Mccoy & Bros, SiStorHville, Va.
| Tweed, Shelly & Wright,
| JOsephC Butler & Co. SCtuciRnat o.
| John CTeigh.
| Geo Green. Jun,
| Gordon d Co., ,.,...,,-
| c. McMoram, HOu'sSAHe-
Sam S. Preston & Co.
J. L. coc4RAE, OCH a I'M MICKEY Gss5 & Co,
| MAHUFACTuRERs wnOLHsALR DEALERs IN
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( IIGA MS! CIGARS!l-
~ 5000 Gilt cigars;
5000 PTiuCadOs cigars;
1000 Apollo do
1000 FL Dorado do
1000 Washington IlOnunent cigarsI
1000 PaneI!aS do
1I00n Havana do
5000 nela Cruz Principe do
5000 Rcgalia
90 boxes lb. lump Tobacco;
% do 3lb. do
oetsr wM. LAUCHLIN.
READY IN TIME FOR THE oEASON!!
w Spring Dry Goods
now being received their store Market street..
II is to specify the articles, but suffice IL to
state that assortment is fuller than before,
and those wishing buy can't do better than call at No
176 Marketstreet. mrl4
1000 Ia5S LESi i6s wG%I S2o6m T"t"e'
100 dOZ. bed cords and plough lines;
% reels hemp and Manila bed cord;
10 cotton ciOhes lines;
90 dOZ trout lncsj
9D coils Halter Rope:
1nO pair YavI and SkiT Oars;
% Boat Poles.
% TaTpaulins, dTay covers, and awnings, hand and
made order the Cordase StOre of Water and
Union streets
mr1h CHAS. II. BERRY.
A SLIGHT MISTAKE IN THE POEr!!
"B>cu:y WEsn unG6o 6ornsd is edornsd the moet!''
THAT reads pIeltlly indeed, hui yOl
| / won't believe it when you gUtO
w. D. NJ OIIe a. Bros.
and the eleeant Silks aud every style of DRESS
GOODS, mantes, bomnets, shaTvls, EnbTOiIeTies &C.
which they daily receiving at their SuT
ket street. mrlT
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CITY BUSINESS.
Eagle Forge, Wire 8Iron Works
E. C. DEWEY, Proprietor.
WAREHOUSE, NO. 60 NAM STREET.

MANUFACTURERS OF ali sizes Bar and Fancy Iron
NJ r X. Axes; heavy and light FOrginss, Boiler Xiv
Railroad and Suspension Bridge ,ron work made to
order. ocI1
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Also great variety enumerated, which will
sell al wholesale eiaIl The terms.
Merchants Om distance Will find II 30 their advantage
10 Gail and examine my stock they make IhelT
SPrirg aud Sumner purchase.
l. Il MARSH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-07

r have Just received fine assortment of mems X d.
Gait aud cork SOed boots, with good assortment OF
nes and boys Shoes sale, which will sell Cheap for
cash only.
ian1O w RHODRS 0uert
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Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
extended the House, they solicit continuance the
Merchants on ther way east earnestly invited
and examine their stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19

A CARD.-THE ATrEETIcE or rHE yNDE9sIGEnp
co,ns" witch osnts.n: islsrieus .sssemsnss
the late nrn Of BaSslehs fioro CO. tbs
numerous customers ~ soss vile manufactured hque.s
FOR pure genuine srtioes deem but ustcs TO SELF
% we'll A. the friends othe late rm to deny these charges
IN the most emphatic mAnnsE No arscls Of liquor ws
nnins and precisely - represented assss that como
oalins themselves respectable dealers In the habit
Of spurious arioss but proud to be abs
TO declare hrm Of which have ever been msmber
gal redress psrPetstors OF ths outrage the
present GnsAfntory state Of the laws must depend
sreuIs,.nes. Meanwhile hasten g ms.e ths public
Late Bssslshsn' Tioro Co.. si7 broadway. ses York
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p0sBD IN THE COUNTY WANTED, BIZ A GEN.
~ .lenso bic wife ard siogle iseJ ss small b. tsl o.
.sos nSs and esy Of access 10 the city AddSess tox
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19
777E FOURTH OF JULY.
LIZ w. GRgAr DOUBLE SHEET
PICTORIAL PICAYUNE.
For the

777G FOURTH OF JULY 1855
~.
PICTORIAL PICAYUNE.
Fer the
FOU RT II OF JULY.
THE cnEArEsr PICTORIAL EVER PUBLISHED.
Now READY.
0eS out your sheet music Of Var Doode take the dru
OF its aud blow the Gust your % la in your
powder. lake dow the old musket clean her out,
blaze fer the glorious Foarth Of July comus
and with 10 the side splitting Pictorial Pioayuns coming
with . fush. IL 10 coming with
HUNDRED RAcY CUTS
kHW ILLUSTRATIONS
OF the effects OF the Maine law on It's title Its full Of
80 FUNNY sToRils,
Told in funny eneravnSs with rebussss and with puzzles
1t will take ;hs kinks out Of shriveed diaphragm
eoraEo ay the crows' feet around your eyes.
PRICE ga CENTS.
Send in your orders TO kocS, JONES TOUSEY'5 News
Depot les tteet to the Picayure office ia Mas
A- TIE only Fourth OF July Pictorial this yoar
W. II. LEvisoN, Proprietor.
DE SURE TO ASK FOR DUNIGAN,S EDITION.
ID FIRST ADDITION EXHAUSTED
second edition ready
BROUkSlANA.
on THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN SENATOR BROOKS
ARcHpisnoP HUGHES ARISING OUT or THE CHURCH
PERTY BILL.
With an
INTRODUCTION M THE MOST REV. ARCHBISHOP or NEW
This edition alone contains Archbhops review Of
BILL with al the letters In which The Senator enderd
make good his assertion that the possessed
peIty TO the amount Of .-#
$1,000 600 IN YORK ALONE,
tho Only quo .tion In dispute
vol limo. halt bound, So cents; cloth, 80 cents
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER. l6l Fulton st.
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WANDA NEW, OR NEARLY NEW, IIeHr Tor
wagon, OF the latest yie and IN good order Weixht
rot 70 cresod thrSe hupired pounds Address hex 62
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TAKEN FROM A. GOLFER, TAILOR, NO. max D!yI.
day last Had black clothes silver gray hair no whis-
kers thin face about feet 9inches in his
Hutton Any giving inform alton OF him the
above number, will be thankfully rewarded.
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CS7 BRoADwAY, CORNER OF READE STREET
ACt tMCRhtS CUHNExT'S, can be had 9 o oios
Of Enssh Scotch Irish and Carmen help
prvss families Aleo wAere. porters eoachmsn garden
ONCE, l02 Grsenwioh e. -
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BOARD ON STATEN IsLAED.-A FEW GENTLE
- mes can Be scc'1nodstcd with fall or partial board
quire OF 4 Il. Houseman 8lsck Horse, New Dcrp, 8.
Stages the house dix times daily and from Wander
biltti anding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19

An ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS, ON SECOND
a foe to let with board to genteel family In the finely
located house. 90 East Sixteenth street, Irving placs
OF Union Tho house contains all the modern Inn
prevements quiet and private References given and
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r osT OR MIsLAID-A. PR0MIss0RY NOTE DRAWN
dated April l 1855 at six months for 1927 atty cents
As the payment Of the has been stopped be Of
be left at e. II. VALENTINE CO.'S 40S Broadway.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

Principles of tho American Party of OHIO.
!. Tho unlimited Freedom Of Rsilgi0R disconnected
with politcs--Ostility to ecclesiastical Influences
upon the Affairs Of GOvernnsnt--squaliy Of righisto
all nlturaizod EmigrsOts who are Thoroughly dnsri-
rlRitsd and OTe no temporal lleganee Ny reason
ofthair religion, h sher taan that to the Constitution.
o No Interference with the rights OF citizenship al
ready acquired by Poregnor5i asd tho protection or
law 70 ali who honestly omigrate from love of liberty;
but the exclusion Of foreign paup9rs and fsllons and
u rsasaIto extend the rigat Of suffrage TO all phO
q. States and complied with tho Naturalization Laws.
;. Opposition to all political Organizations composed
ereigsicelg of F0reigRsrs, aat TO Foreign Hhtfrg
C1apHRss, Gai TO all GtePiS 10 erelade tAs B5IeJr0m
schools sHgpSrts{by the GocernnsHt.
4. Slavery is i0cal-npt Ratt0HaE-we oppo3eil9 a.
tension iu any ocLaA territories, and the incrcase OF It's
political power by tho admission Into the Union OF
any Slave State otherwise, and We demand OF tbs
General Government and immedilta redress Of the
Gauss OF Freedom aud the Ame can character By tho
repeal of the Missouri Compromise, and tbs ntroduc-
ton ofSavery into Kansas IN violation ofawby orce
ofarmI aud the destruction OF tho elective franchise
$. In humble imitati on of tho wisdom of Washing
ton, oppose all int3rYe IN the ahrs OF Foreign
States; yet on all proper oecasi0ns, we will not with
hold sympathy from any people aspiring TO be free.
g. va support American Industry and genius against
this adverse policy of Foreign natons and facilities TO
intsrna and external commerce 10y the Improvement
oc Rivers and Hafbcrs and the construction of Ma
tona Roads uniting the various sections the Union.
q Tho UIi0R ofthsss States sh0ni be made perpetual
6y a CIiikfIl allegiance TO the Constitution.
g. In stats pnliS We zsslOasly advocate Re.rsaeA-
Szslt aai Rsf0rm-a mobilization OF the present op-
prsSsive system Of Taxation and liberal system Of
Public schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
clrnnlnr from Mr.. spooncr.

Thomas Spooner, of Cincinnati, Presi-
dent Of tho Order Of Know Nothings in
Ohio. has addressed circular to the fra
ternity, in which lie earnestly exhorts them
to support Mr.. CHASE. He attaches Ear
more comprehensive meaning to the term
of "Amerioanism, than many Of his bre.
thren. He hollis that il is not limited to
opposition to foreigners, but that it is tie
embodiment OF liberty in It's willest and
most enlarged form. The liberaity Of this
view viii meetwlh the warmest approba.
ton among the people of Ohio, and it is to
be hoped that the contracted and proscrip.
tive ideas once cherished by the Order will
never be revived.
Among the reasons urged by Mr. Spoon.
er for supporting Mr.. Chase, are the follow
ing, which must carry weight with them:
While it is well established fact, that
the great body Of the Order in Ohio, are
opposed to any intcrmoddling with the pc,
culiar institutions of the Slave Stales, il is
equally certain that they are decidedly and
earnestly opposed to all extension Of Slave
Territory. The Kansas and Nebraska out.
RACES have so intensified this feeling that
it were idle to attempt to disguise the fact
that at this time lis the predominant ques
ton of the North overriding al! others.
Mr.. Chase having manfully stood up in
the Senate during The whole term of his
election in oppostionto tho encroachment,
of the Slave power md especially distin'
gushing himself by his determilied ress
tance to the Kansas and Nebraska bill
seemed especially ftcd as the person
through whom significant rebuke should
DO administered to the perpetrators of tha
great iniquily, and in this is to be found
the secret OF the nomination Of Mr.. Chase
by a Convention composed Of a drcideC
majority holding opposite views on mos
questions.