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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18
1MronrANr al wtLLxns,

ROCHESTER,, Feb. IL 1855
Having heard many statements proiudlCiRl 20
vour Patent Conicnl Mills, the result Ignorance
aud prciudicc confess | was unfAVoraely Ina
pressed for long limo, until had used AomO
hour made by them, ,wheitl was convinced that
they wore capable of maSing good or better
flour than lad over had from any othor kind
of Mills. Now this is to certify that have in
my basement. No, Buffalo street, two run Of
your Conicnl Mills. with which have made,
within tho last four months largo quantity OF
four from an average of four bushels aud 10
pounds of wheat to tho barrel, one-halr of which
passed for extra in the city of NCw-HorS, the
other half for supertiuc. have done this to
satisfy myself hs to tho yield. believe your
ellis require not moro than ono-hRlf rs muck
power O. the fat stones TO do the same OfnohR
of business They also grind cool, consequently
thn,Color is bet or nndmoro pure, and tho h0ur
Brighter. tho iermenting properties Of the 1Our
not huving been Injured also having more
when made into bread, than flour mddO by the
Hat stone. Gours, Rcspccttuilyl
ShIUEL RICHARDSON.
To CHARLES Ross
Mn, CHARLES i"ss Rochester, SlR lin reply
% your letter tho subject OF your Mill. ! lIRVV
- say. that have uu lor tho direction Of the
N"nmisnry General OF the u. =. Army. General
Gibson, purchased several of them, y th horse
pVwsIs hritcrs, &C., complete, fOrwARfnH eIEOm
u MaNiGo. GIiilrnA Oregon ttli 'fcXnR, for usa
IN caune 'hon Wish tic arny Tic g1ill IL found
80 answer every pUIp"se required of grinding
Nlil! j. easily kclf in order, grinda Enpi1iy, md
pI such degree of fncucss coursrnnEs ms may
DC desired. 1t can be adjusted readily to any
lind of horse or water power, is portable, Of
mail compass of light weight and not OXpon.
size. regard the Mill ~ emiucntly we'll lAop.
ed to both Army ana Navy, as we'll a. to from.
iar usr. also yell IS cnlntcd to enable tho grow
- ri @rain !" make his Anur. For the
grinding Of Spi les cotl,c, &c. on large manu-
featuring scale itAnwOrs good purpose. had
one Of your Minis PIT upntGsn. Taylor'S head
quarters at Montcry in Mexico. ltworksd Woll
found tito be perfect in gu II" part" aud f"A.
lures.
Very respectfully your obedieh. tsrYsht,
a. 10. EATON,
Brev. Mai L. s Army, aud Com. subs'ee
The following nre the sizes, diameter, weight
and custof tho mills
No !. Hand, or One IEorso Power Mil, II In
chcs, ! 50 lbs &7j.
No. :, Two horse power inches, 200 iba SloO.
:. 3, For steam or water - 800 40.
-, :. Grist Mills. Il 80 10.
90 3. . merchant mills2B Z" 300 SOC.
The mills entirely c0nfnel in strong cast.
iron frame. and the above Is the wHoLn E8IsHT
The Mills msnufactnred only By CHARLES
ROSS. South st. Paul street, I.opr Court street
Bridge. Rochester, N. Y. Zuriel Lewis, General
Agent for Virginia.
For further P3rticulaTs etc, inquire posi- PsiA
Of W. P. COOPER.
CIErksburg, VI.
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1Avnra POts7, s2soSoAtI,A Co. yA,,l

9R ZuRlEt LEWIS. Dear Sir 81 take plsasurt
in informing you that have so far tested the
operation for me. aud can assure YOU that il
more than sust8ins your Recommendations, - I
have ground rouH bushels of Corn into Ane neal
in less than fifty minutes, and believe that /
can with four good horses grind ElTx bushels OF
corn in an hour. Two horses will do sOlorHblo
business, but three or four win do better, Ny
customers generally, are we'll pleased With the
meal they get from my mill, aud say thatit Is
superior to any that they have ever had from any
other mill. | am fully satisfied that IL tho val
nc of these mills VAS generally known, that they
would soon 60 into general use. They can b
kept in order by almost amy person, williuSI
say that my opinion in regard to those Mills,
corresponds with che certificates from many eth
ers who are using them.
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lS55 For reasons appearing to the court,
it ordered, that the Sheriff of this county and
the Commissioners of Electors for members of
the General Assembly shall open a poI and take
the sense Of the freehoiders Of this county. or
the question whether the said Court on boh If
Of this county shall subscribe 70 tie Stock OF the
Northw s-ern Virginia Railroad Company to
ana not payable in shorter period than ten
annual iust4liIntnts with interest.
Copy-AtteSt. L. CHAPLIN, Crk.
InAr-l l0L.
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Fn Eysanccry.

L lNGiNIA, BARBOUR covHTT CIRCUIT COURT,
Spring Term 1850.
ly,rr.rn Simon Admir- dc boIIis non of the estate
nl.l.II Fuv. aa,.i. David F1y, barbara rov,
N.g..v.t Fuv. AnI Elizabeth Simon. DEVICE,
,...,Yiu John 'Fov. dcr'd.. commits
rs.
I-ni. N.Co,.. l., h:4 own RIGHT. aud rs Admins
,r,.ur Of Iyscph Mcloy. deed. VIM McCoy
.1ohn Mct'ov. Anlrew NcCaIlev. q Sarah Nc
Galley, Ahrlhurl REFER. ir,, * EIizabctl Re-
g-r. Isaac E@scr d Eliza Reger. Ahram y. Re
80. " .Tl,nirnu Eecar. John Roger ana Murga-
re1 Rc.scy John Teter " Lucinda Telcr, heirs
at Iayy ut said Joseph Mccoy. decd. dctts
This cause cam. On this Ilv to he heard upon
he papers heretofore read. and was argued by
COINS and bv consent OF r:irties this cause re-
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How 10 do GOOD and Make
HNQnGY.

"A do good and make money by selling the lis7
torical and other popular salcable Books, pub
lished by the subscriber, Our list ineludesgorks
of the bast American Authors. OTIS. ArthuEls
works alone the sa3es have exceeded Toe, 900 ypl-
ume5 in the past year, and their sale is still n-
crcasiEg.
These Books are sold by travelling Agents.
Each Agent occupying one or more counties, and
having exclusive control of the sale in the section
he may agree to canvass. For further PaTticu-
lars apply to
IS North Fourth St,
aplS.-6yh Philadelphia, Pa.
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Cabinet.Warei

.VRNlT uRh The subscribers would cal
y the attention Of the citizens Of
estisstt4s51 a Clarksburg and surrounding
F9FEEs4sAS4S4 country, IN their general RSa0Tt.
rlsE|@s-Ila p inent of URNITURE, de-; all
OF which Is manufactured wftitN view 70 its neat
ness and durability, aud wiil'bs sold choaP for
prompt pay.
They are in receipt Of al the late fashionable
changes, and their work Wilde shaped according
Those wanting articles r. this line GTS invited
70 ri We rs call as we are determined mons shall
60 away dissatisfied.
Ware Rooms on PIKE street opposite Dent'E
Hotel. Clarksburg. J. d Y. II. HURSEY.
Clarksburg, Feb. 10, 1853 noi2
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lfnre al VYnlIncc.

'gTHE s1bscriIcr having purchased The stock
Z of Goods kept By Peter r. Swiger, al Wal
lace, Harrison county, Va, respectfully informs
the public that he keeps on hand general as
sortmcnt of goods which, he will sell at reduced
prices for prompt pay. Produce of various kinds
taken at the highest market prices. Also, good
cash paper will he exchanged for goods, ard cash
will not be refused. ASA CARLlN.
In . III IL
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'Thpcsgpj1sw 7HoCl1inrs.

MERE is now r,tdy for driv. cry II, the IInr-
4 rison Mrchiue Shop, u lot OF rhrcshing Ma
chimes which are even better thln any that lave
ever been made there b'lore. bcli,vc that tlrc
superiority OF my NO Odcn armed driving wheel is
NOW admitted o. all htuds, even ny mlnufactu-
rcrs Of other kinds Not one OF them has ever
broken. | warrant them not to break, not TO
crack the gain 10 be OF easy drsu ght, thrcsil
clean. do Inuth work as amy mUshiue mSdc
md wi. sell on us fair lrruts us amy mnnur,cuGr-
~ in SirL init. IRA HART.
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E10V Sale gID.V-

J.. G \RR his jnst rec lived ut the Drug
- ;,n4 ) '.,,r Store, opposite Btrt!e;t's Hotel,
,nA ll's tor 5 ic ut llu lov ST prices -
100 R'4ms Wrapping pup.r.
~ BDy's Window q ass.
~ Go Matches.
- i|ox's ro31c:n of various brands.
ij2,D1l Fine Srgrr>.
Gross Bonnet Boards.
y variety n!G .iss ,nI Bass lamps.
Elh"ri.t Oil
pha gil 6 IS and Lted Oil.
" one, COuoI anI RI, CtrPcting.
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MARION STEAM FOUNDERY AND
MACHINE SHOP.

The subscribers respectfully call the at.
tenlion of the citizens of Northwestern Vrt In
ia, TO the various articles manufactured by them,
and which are warranted to be constructed on as
improved principles and durable, us those
furnished by any other manufacturers.
We have Just Introduced NEW aud VERY
SUPERIOR THRESHTNG MACHINE,
which eXcelS in EAST DRAuGHT, CLEAN and RAPID
WORK, any machine ever used by our farmers
We can also furnish COMMON MACHINES,
and machines with STRAW CARRIERS, or
CLEANERS, attached.
We are manufacturing very superior article
OF REAPING HACIITNES, suitable for
cutting grain or grass. This machine eau be
used to advantage upon any ground where w :
gOn can be driven.
We are also manufacturing a CUTTING
Bon, for hay, straw or fodder which FOR easy
and rapid work. exceeds anything in the coun.
try.
PLOUGHS.-Wo have always OH hand
large assortment of the best PATENT aud other
PiOughs, found in the country.
STOVES.-Our assortment Of COOKING
STOVES embraces the California Air Tight, n
new and excellent article, performing more work
with less fuel, than any other Cooking Stove in
existence; LcfTle's Double Oven Cooking Stove,
various sizes, an excellent article for hotels ana
large families; Complete Cooks, &c. Together
with assortment of PARLOR AND EGG
STOVES.
The above articles are kept constantly on hand
and can be furnished at any time.
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, including So3ne
new and improved Mill Gearing, GrHlGS Of
! every description, FOLLOW Ware. &c.
This establishment being situated upon the
| line Of the Baltimore and Ohio RnflroId gives to
purchasers the best facilities for trinsportingar
tlctcs to distance al small expense; aud the in
ducemcntS offered Of reasonable terms and supc-
FOR manufacture, must continue 10 reader this u
popular establishment with The public.
| u Repairing done at the shortest notice and
in good style.
N. c. COOPER & co.
PALATINE Marion CO., Va, Aug. 3, 1853.
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FsTlygOV9g,I

- T. CRl1S would most respectfully in
i Ne form Ills old friends ana customers that he
has removed his store from Kinchloe's corner TO
". T. offs brick building on Turnpike street.
H.. has Iust received aud is now opening one of
lie j rgvst, best and cheapest stock OF Goods
hat has ever been in this place. All who have
got money TO spend and produce TO exchange,
peng it along, and they shrl have goods ue-y
rLa,,p tOcl11 If
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practical expnri'ncc of over 81 years Ell
nb!rs Dr.. II. +" insure Il sound and speedy cure
IN II cert,ri" 81 ,ss "l Diseases, wli:l hlvc too
long been yiei,'cd by rtgIlrr phySici ans 10 the
hanJs OF u Iackery. liz may h consulted con
fidrniIy, either in person O. by Ic:t.r
u Persons at i diSinucu uisl4na, cured al
home by addressing letter to DR.. il iris, Bu.tI-
NOR, Md, All communications confidential ;
remedies sent By mil to any part Of the u. s.
aui0 ly.
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GIDEON BARB.
KAxAwuA CouxTr, VAL

Nh. zraEL LEWIS, Degr Sir:-At your ~
quest and my pleasure. do not hesitate 70 .5iuS
Stone Mills. Ones of these Mills, NJ, in aisO,
has been attached to the engine in cooper's shop,
in which am intercsted whore 1t has been full
iy tried, aud worked we'll. and am SStiSaed
made the best corn meal evur saw. aud as far As
know, has given satisfaction to all who have
urea It, - ""'S' = II ,NsroRDy
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Stcafm Marble Works.

NJlCuAEl. !. ROuAN n" is Market stree;
vi Wheeling Va. he .l'< hand AMI Hni>hr,
- order. all hinl> Of M,ub.c Monument. Head
Stv&ut Muuiic~ tiliudSt"Mc-. a.. \ l>"rn hand
Plaster OF P,ri,. Al ur5ioica ~ 10 furnished
upon the mot rt.,s ,nablo term-.
nos ~
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New ~ Or[.S.

lust received and for sale n new popular wor-l
- by Fanny Fern, emitted Life ana Beauties
otFanny Fern Also, few more copies Of tha-
celebrated and popular work. Life OF Baruum.'
Also. Ruth Hail, Initials, Lost IIeircsS ,Ee.. to-
ccthcr with many other interesting and useful
works. % \. F. BARNES.
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New Advertisement


\ IL persons knowing themselves indebted 70
Z m",teithcr hy note Or book account arc To-
que~tcd to call and MAKE payment of the same.
rs | am DESTROYS Of closing mp my books i;u,nt
diUte.y. }. II. MURP!!EY.
April Is. I:J5.-.r
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ESOOEI a GCMIs wanted.

I GENTS WANTED IN every town and coun-
y " in tile United States. To sell the most pop
ular and salcable books published. many of them
beautifully illustrated with CoL"EED ESGEAyIHSs;
also the most popular works o. 7. :. Arthur, in
cindi,lg Arthur Cottage Library.n
Intelligent and entcrprisin@ men viii find thi :
Il pleasant and profitable business.
For particulars, address P@9st-Paid,l
j. ". BRADLEY. Publisher,
No.4S North Fourth Streht,
,-- pIiIYIalrbio u,
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VolIablC FarT1I for Sale.

TIME subscriber contemplating removing to
| the West. offers for sale his farm, lying
about three miles southwest Of CIarksburg, liar
risom county. Va. on the Clarksburg and West
Milford Turnpike. Said farm contains Gbout
40 acres Of excellent land, about 50 acres of
which are improved. There are on the grerni-
ses two hewn Log Houses, good Frame Barn.
Stable, &c. For further particulars inquire. on
the premises. of 7. &. "!LCOA-
March l4:h, IS55.-tf
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Garden Seeds.

I general assortment of fine fresh Gerdel
y Seed, just received and for sale low by
mar % il. CARR.
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WRGINIA HOTEL.

10y H. a. BARRON. PHILLIPPI, va.
ID The proprietor has re-Opened his hose
for the accommodation Qfs the public, asd re-
rpec,fG!Iy solicIis share 81 pltrouago. His he
tel has Just been enlarged and fitted up IN EOOi
the comfort upd couvenieacs Of those vine nay
blvor him with their custom.
fsI3- There Is attached 10 the houes zoe
TENDED ~ careful AMI trasty hostiers
Isj4--tY
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M@roantile.
NO UMBUG
d ar THE
AUCTION STORE!
aTHE CHEAPEST AND HANDsoMEsT ASSORTMENT OF
1ai1rZ 4 Az, y nrcrr1 -Cnnnc.

aTHE CHEAPEST AND HANDsoMEsT ASSORTMENT OF
DRY ND.FANCY GOODS,
Ever Q ff3red TO the inhabitants f Clarksburg, Va
TIME Subscriber, Agent for the well-known
i house of s. Abeles, of Philadelphia, re-
Pec" of CnrEsburr and yicinitv that be I ba.
iusr received from Philadelphia and New York
Markets tn, Cheapest Goods ever offered in this
place. consisting Of -2ll1 wards Super, CIoths,
Cassrncrs Sntinets' loo Rsntncky Jeans, 1000
colnrs, mon Super French Meriuos, SOD French
PIaids. 2DOA CaIicos. 1000 MusIins, 500 yards
FlanneIs. Mt 5 Genus, 90 dog. snper.sUnder-
shirts and Drawers, GentIemsn's Silk Cravats
Suspendars, Hosiery in great variety, $4,000
Yards Splendid Ribbons, varying from 3 to 25
cents per yard. 30 dozen Kid Gloves. from 371l5
to 62I5 cents being one quarter tae importation
price.
and Tea Spoons, I,oukng Glasses, Ladies' Trim
miucs, Yankee Notions, &c.
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5000 Bushels wheat
w 4

4 T the Point gil, for which the highest price
"A in cash will be Paid.
SAEUEL Il. STEEL.
October 9Th. isS3-tf.
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Female Seminary.

NJ RS. VIM. MANN will commence the first
VI session Of her school for young ladies', in
Ci,rksaurg. on the first Mondn! in April, le55.
March 2,th, 1855 ct
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.yOEsT =. RES aEEIFe,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SUCEHA NEGS TruShur en- V:

WILL. practice inIthc Courts Of Upshur, Bar
w bour, Randolph, Harrison aud Lewis
counties. and pay prompt attention to the col
lection Of all claims entrusted to him.
REFERENCES
Mess-s OB-ien, G-lfilin 6, Hanson: Kelly,
Ball, Crisis d Co.: Hopkins. Lake Il Hardnn;
Schuelfcr &. Lnney OrndofF, Ensey, * Co. I;
Stratus, Adler 81 Hartman Mcssfs King, Ca
rev IL Howe Baltic. Mr.. l.. p. Bayne, Esq. Of
the firm OF SeIdcn, Wthcrs & Co. Washington,
D. C. Mcssrs. VIM. 81 Chas Baync, Alexandria,
Va; John Lorentz, Weston, Va. Ap2G Iy
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A. H.. h,avisxon,

ATTOR NEY4 At LAW,
CIark>hurS, VA.
WILL, strictly attend to all business cntru<t-
w ell to his care, ia Harrison and thu al .oin-
ing counties [mar2s-sf
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prETD..

), On Monday morning, the 10Th inst, Mrs.
N MhttGARET M FAINT, wife of John w /.
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7 INsEED OLA fine article for sule by
IL mar as ILL. CARR
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EJOTASH.-A new supply Of Pn.asF Just e
4 received atid ior safe ~ Il. CARR.
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Fresh Cod F,iycrOil.

t>f received from HrsnT"H & CLArx and 10,
y sale hl the gallon at. OF pt.
m"rso A. F. DANES.
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NfisceHaneousa
Rnnl1fY Landa.

Isl The undersigned will devote his attention
"a to the prosecution of claims for bounty
r. lands, under the act of,Congress OF March
ki3d, 1850, giving to each person who was en-
~ gagged inftEe military service OF thu Unisei
land.
The widows and minor children of soldiers
who served as aforesaid are also entitled.
Persons who have heretofore received land for
military services, will receive warrant for as
much more as viii make in the whole. $50 acres.
Soldiers of the war OF 1912, aud others, who
wish their claims promptly attended, To, will
please call on NORVAL LEWIS.
Clarksburg Va, March l4th, lS55.-8m
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, D-1. O74l.


 S1R:--In my message, dated 7th November 1854, transmitted to the General Assembly, 1 stated that, the State of Arkansas issued to the Real Estate Bank of the State of Arkan. sas, l,53O of her bonds, each for $1,OOO and bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum; ;" that, "by the sale of these 1,53O bonds the bank obtained her banking capital amounting to one million five hundred and thirty thousand dollars ;' that. "by the provi- sons of the charter, the bank was bound to pay the interest, and also to redeem the bonds," and that not one of the 1850 bonds sold by the bank has been redeemed and surrendered to the authorities of the State.'
 By an act of the General Assembly, approv- ed 18th January, 1855, a court of chancery was established at the seat of governments; and this court, in the case of the State of Arkansas against the trustees and officers of the Real Es- tate Bank, on the 2Oth day of April 1855, ren- dered decree divesting the trustees and off, cers of the assets of that institution; and the court also appointed receiver and passed or ders which if carried out have caused consid- erable reduction of the debt or liabilities of the State on account of bonds issued as before stat ed, to the Real Estate Bank, as we'll as on &C., count of bonds issued by the State to the Bank of the State of Arkansas" and which were held by the trustees of the Real Estate
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10

in certain point of view, with reqard to :. tendencies politically upon the institution lss ns slavery. am aconstantopponen that craoJ VI and use every opportunity to subdue it ;n Iu' true Protestant and republican-tbe only eToa, sl7 ol aoay--by reason and not force. "''''''
 The north has depended more or less fo,n sqety ef ats policy, in aggressng upon the sortI upon the degree of security they find there oviS4 at the south Jtor the union of the States Conso ,' quently, upon several trying occasions as doo nier resort, the south has been driven to tbnoo. en dissolution of the confederacy Kn nottingham cuts off this means of defapso' 'J" binding it's members at the south, in tbn r,o " solemn oaths, to maintain the Union tbrn1,@'' ,,,oI' every emergency. While the know notb;ns bG"sn ct the north are more active than evoruo rra9 CT lengths than ever before, in their war nrr the south. f'"
 But one of the most important features oc know nottingham in connection with the roIo tive position of episting factions--is its noy,os ful anti-republican organiging machinery se,ra. oaths and degrees-most efficiently contrived sss' the purposes of faction, treason and all tbaol crooked policies that Glove darkness robSo 1'0 than light" At the advent of this new .lo' nar tcal destructive, such state of things Av,.I at the north. At tue south no s1ch Jactio0e e,;. ed All sectional political measures and ob;oot. of sufScient interest to the people to raise an ganization for their advancement had csoo,J De, and the evils which know nOthingsm S.. fessed to remedy were no evyis to the sontb as5 wherever the evils did eaist, if they Were era, at aN, the State governments were comnotoa' to remove them as is demonstrated bv tbo na ton of New York, Massachusetts Maino tL- existing laws of South Carolina and other Statos
 To the north alone, to advance its antaqonisn, o slavery, was such political machinery vaIrabo To the aboitionists there, overfowing with tbo spirit of faction as they are and were--kno,, nothingi ism was a perfect devi.send w.
 have no use for 1t, and 1t is only used amon, us to throw dust III our own eyes to direct o,,o vision upon an ignius fatuus, an imaginary o,;i. while the know nothing brethren at the portb drive at our most vital interests with redonbod fury Look at the legislation upon slavery of Massachusetts, The resolutions of the lron, nothing conventions of Maine, Connecticut New Hampshire. When the legislature of South Carolina dld Jess than the State of Massacbn sets has done in the way of nullitfcatiou tbo United States was in flame WHy 1s it not @ noa0, at the case of Massachusetts? Why does her act create so little sensation at the south? Because h7ao,0 notbingiSm ot the south giues it the a0jnh-IGNoREs THE SUBJECT.
 What good then will know nottingham do for the south? Will it compensate us for the Sa, criice of our southern Catholic or foreign born citizen who is true to southern interests? No -vcrily. FIDEO.