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100 900 .lso,ile. E.oId In on, i 4. - Z

t rg4-E
NoFhINGtu The muTbeGAnuthIhg In the medical MAJ
MttOT Tue Past nifty Years las ever equAleJ nor can
an article be pIOduCed Ioi 9halthIs 81 ts1i 80 -
|. GREAT Akl'l-DYSPEPTIC.
br Hosieheis rreiStatiOn is rut au OLD LrRnhyss re-
cit nor The nere tifneitl TeSlft ~ sossS 4
scans Ne' bal investigation u Is Tie resHlt H iT.
iOulu anu e'aholate Study oilk nnSSf sEsrtjFc
chemists "I Tie nrCselI cepIu,y a.'l
VI IiOsteer sHbuts his iMN alus bic ht,eTs ia nnve ~
msa et$, "I WATTS sill better. personal TRIAL nRor
your own CONSTITUTIONS Tie pOnertie or fheSe MI
ie viii be Q1hd by tue first asyas ana ie nm E,sr
Of their great jediCa ELECTS viii be ns a. n
ten. 800 VIVA S Nu' ese--
AZ you ayarsPttei Tiet take these celebrated s,Om.
be elIeVcd at UICe. 'Fso'-' 0A.AA
Arc you annoyed .y Indigestion? Remove The rs,rso he
the lietlse OF lleSo bite y nell = wv
Have you fever and aEueH How many Thousands In lilo
" est aud beeHcpT VI htS cOMlIotIon do.
st'oyIns disease by Tic lice OF these biitets -.
All slould try this steRi antidOo Ne IenIure 10 Az
irn llntl while HOsteteTS Riltsya ave used TRnS ,f T.
AID Rgue CanuUl OccdTg
One Wihe saSsl sken tines times day bsiOrs meals
WIN DC Mulda great tonic ugcl5 which "a VIII hNpIkS
ate WHEN Sos"r satisfied Tie arI, as tieI viii ne
by living bit mic yrtal:= - 'if''i'S'
Inete9le olt BitiersS' represented 10 be the same
which are COAL tlNely worthless Our Elt,c,r ana
without rival, their nlsdicIaI qualIeG. Tiey STe
I!t ~ 'hs4ua'u .'esp cHnialnB iu quaTl, with tho
utSt'o'N nl ~ " Hsittic''s Stomach BiUtste,''
blown on Tie be None otloI ReuuiIu. fr-1s 49,
FRIC M DOLLAR a BOTTLE, 24f
" FUrsae by all Tie PTiM0IaI Druggists, hotel bars
Restaurants aud Dealers generally Throughout No uned
States aid by ID l55s ~ s. issi ~
e5=eassz HUSHFIELD d Co, and .-'t
-e-. .rhoMPSoN ~ PATTERSON,
1eS.:IS4eY= y = 20 L. MheelLnE.
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2. ARANnnNEn an sEA-

Z
BosroN, Dec. 8.-The- bsrk Mamhlllas, from
Symrno for Boston, with cargo of wool and figs,
has been abandoned at sea by her captain and
crew, they were cked upLy BRUSH hrig auI
brought into Gloucester, Mass.
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Tur BANK OF K.Sswu.-Mt. Cones, banker
at Cincinnati suited in some of the papers to
have failed, publishes card stating that the Bank
of Kanawha, in Virginia, reported to have me
connection with his house. las. within the last
Two weeks redeemed S los. 600 gifts notes, and is
in condition TO pay all its notes oil presentation.
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n d cEN,,rnn

R.cuMoND. Dec. 8--The Legislature OF Virgin
10 today re elected lion. James NJ. Mason, U. S
Senator for six years, over Summers, X. ~, by 81
maj on joint ballot.
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CoxGREss adjourned a. oin TN Saturday without
eIeetiug Speaker. The vote lor Banks reached.
100 on the last ballot ~ l-E-rz -
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BROKE LAIL

BoSToN, Dec. S.-R nd, the noted bank Tobber
still oil large.
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Wfnler Arraugement.
TnArsronrArIox olrlcE -B.ts Q. R.R.l D

). q TRANsPoRrATIoN OFFICE 3d. Q. R.7R.l D
Wheeling Sutton, Zee. ith, 1850 o
ON and after Tuesday the 4h instant, the Passenger
Trains (eXpress and ai will leave this station daily
at 4P. M and 1870 P. n. Iss5 -sT51a so -
The Express Train leaves at 4, p. NJ: aRd will only
stop atthe following stations; BenwOOd, MoundsVe,
Cameron, Fail MONT Fetermnn, Newburg, ROClesburgh,
Piedmont Cumberland, sir Johns Run, MartinshuTg,
Harrers Ferry, MOnocacy, SykesviIIe and Washington
Junction. - 6ls~
The Mail train leaves daily, except Saturdays 1920
p NJ, and will stop at all the regular stations.
2 Tie Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train
will he daily except Sundays, lea wing Wheeling at
:, A. NJ, aud arriving Cumbeiland at 6, p. NJ
Leaving cumbe 6:15 A. a. and arriving in Wheel
ing atI, p. VI. tet'.f
BY order OF J.H. DONE, Sur't.
def -1f1s1ii'13 t1 r. FORD agent
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Qua cusrou HorsE.-It will be seen from the
proceedings OF the Legislature published to day,
in the Senate on Wednesday, Mr.. Logan, from the
Committee on General Laws, reported bill Civ
ing the consent of this State TO the purchase, by
the United States, Of two lots ground in the city
of Wheeling, for the erection of custom house,
&c. and exempting said lots from taxation; and a
similar bill i'll relation to custom house in Pc
tersburg Subsequently first OF The above bills
was read three times and Pos>ed-ayes 42, nays
none. 4sss.a. -
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NINEFt ttIND W Ell TttFt.
PrrTS BuRClI, Dec.-S.-itiver Il feet 10 inches,
falling slowly. Weather vet.
CINCINNATI, Dec. s. River fallen 3 inches
since yesterday. Weather wet.
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THE sIqA@EEST NEWS
RECEITED BY
MAGNETIC FELEGRAPH.
coNGREssIoN 8.

WAsuIXsToS, Dec. s.
SENATE,-on motion Of Nr. Pratt. Nm Hickey
Unsupported chief clerk, and J. II. Nicholson
reading clerk 2
Nj. Sumner presented petition from Commo-
doIe Jos Smith, demonstrating ogainstthe action of
the Naval Board in placing him upon the retired
list.
Adjourned. Z
HoosE.-rhe House resumed its voting for a
Speaker
Richardson -; Banks So; Pennington 8; Fuller
&c; ThnrSson 5; ZoIIicoHrr s; A. K Marshall 2,
Haven q; Wheeler 81; How ard, W alker, Craige,
Andrew, Oliver, 1. s,..-5
29th-RchardSoni 10; Banks 81: FulIer 49,;
Pennington g; ThurstOn .; Carlisle 5: S~ope /;
Wheeler 6; sZoIlicoGTer 5: Howard, Haven, Wal;
ktr. Harlan, Bel, Smith, Andrew, Oliver, Sneed,,
1 cache s-qs-E,.
3Oth ballot-R Richardson 10. Banks SO, Fuller
2s, Pennington 4, Zollicofer 5, Howard, Swope,
Haven, Walker. Smith Of Ala Carlisle. Thurs
ton Wheeler, Brooks, Smith Of Va, and Oliver,
eacII-
slst bal!ot--RlchaEdson SO, Banks 90, Fuller
90, Pennington 4, Zollicoffer 5-l2 scattering II
LIP nsceSSaTysto choice
32d baIloI-RicharlSon p, Banks 100, Fuller
go Zoilicoifer 5, Penn'nrto 2-scatttring 10.
Observation-Disclosures as, B: nj 100, Fuller so,
ZollicoGTer 3, Penminti 2-scauenngI IL. Adi'd.
Mr. Cumback announced that there will be a
meeting of the anti Nebraska meTto- night at Z
O'Clock, in this Hall. Cries Of 'what kind Of meet
ing-Ihink you will fix things (Laughter.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-10

The ladies of the 1st Ioresbytersan Chnrch
will gvea Supper OIL Tuesday, the 18Th OF December, at
Washington Halt Their object is TO continue their aid in
furnishing the new Church, about TO BE completed! They
haPe tue public will approve their object and come one
and all. TO the east - /. -----..- -. -
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Hoe MAnxrr.-POrk isselling 10 LynchIurs at
IS cash-sules Limited. The markel ispretty well
supplied. - ILzEiTe p El
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We look with entire certainty for a like fayora-
BILE report in the House. after which we believe
there is nothing to delay thecommencement Of the
work on our Custom House. !. =
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sTheaE.,Tvv OF NewsPaPeFs.

l. Subscribers ,Tho do not give express notice to the
contrary are considered wishing 10 continue their sub
sciptiOns
officials, the publisher continue to send them until all
arreaTaScs paid. z1t,se 7el KS 5-gEfl - +
3 T subscribers neglect refuse take their period
calls from the offices to which they detected they
held responsible they have settled the and order sd
them discontinued. -
Irsubscribers remove to otherrlaces without inform
inghe publishers and the papers sent to the former
direction, they held responsible.
s. The Courts have decided that refusing to take period
cas from the office, wing aud leaving them Hnca
r. is p ina Eacia evidence Of Intentional fraud 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-10

FANNY FERNS LAST; WORK.
70 E LAR KI.5 aSEcu q
Has been received by y las5s5 ;.
77h.4A ROBINSON &. BRo.aa
RUTH HILL ratssa a5,e1zs; RoSECLiRK viii create.
F.f-.as ~ ahRTrfeiIle - ~ siseet -fafAd 3f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-10
2, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK ;.
Watches, Clocks and Jswelry,
No. 4 WnnhInrtnn zEnII.

NO. Washington gEnlI.
II AVlNGjus; returned from Tie Eastern cities with
IL large and well selected assortment Clocks watch.
ana Jewelry) le subscriber wcud call tie ion
his friends and the public generally IT. uring them
That hewitt sell 1t cheaper Ian hsFGloUie His
st6ckeOnsists in part, as ioIOHS:
Patent Lever Porcelain, Mantle, Gothic eight and
(10 and silver English, French and hunter
and open laced Watches. i-E51SL 8 ~
bracelets. armists, brooches finger rings. cara ngSs
Keys, seals iO t'nIats. fine cutlery, ETC., in great
Variety besides silver and Aitaia OF all kinds
u rti C u a attention ia called 10 thu american
Watches ut uP gold and silver cases. made wholly in
this country, aud " rraHted prime lime keepers.
The ladies will find ut his establishment LARGE and
well selected stock OF aud beautiful GamcO JeVyeliy
VIII .Ch cannot fail 10 please, 5!.zs- ~ Edsst
Having bought extremely iog, he iees eORldentthathe
C1n sell Goods IN his Ie lower taH before in
Wheeils aud respectfully invites all 10 examine
his Stock. = ~ #5-5yC! p BROWN
oClS No. Washington Hall, =
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-GOLDEN- BEEHIYE- STORE!!
-. l24. MAIN STREET.
553a 6lea sgEdEL9 4NDEeWINTER DRY GOODS. 35z9
sTOME TBOMAs

FiGooDS
eeh
le upaa5dd
al 6atw
CASH.
ry he q p. ~ -. - = l-- -. as ~
5r
eani n Vcs
PLAT S-IL astao city, anwol - !. : ~
cbnes TMbe Inn dvy o.
TuhaId ion Dress
ocoong
hsand elin
ofh
Ocnls hanns
anTchh bw @
tnled
"s"nS"u IN our A TRADE
estmrswe o
n world byhg s. 81 { - & 81. /.
GODS @ @ articles any house
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Soft HnIc

9 AVERY has received and is now opening 4 very
.. large Ortnent of Soft Hats all qualities shapes
snd coOrs, AID VIII be sold at the lowest prices
Nos 14s aud 1913 Main ST, Wheeling, Va oei \
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-10

!. HARSH. az 90 = ~. r. wAyM4N
. -sja al Co-Partnership. EssaHs
i MARSH has this day associated with him NJ. T..
u Wayman, Tor I! purpose OF tansacting the whole
sale and retail Boot Shoe business The stand oil
J. Il. Marsh, No 81 Monroe street, door Greer
OFT & Co under the ftmOr
MARSH 6, WAYMAN.
July ISL 1915. - 10 ju3O-
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PARK ERSBUKG PACKET

PARKERSBURG PACKET. iL
e.z4H THE and fast running passenger
a packet, MONONGAHELA- BELLE. Capt
SfssdH4. y Mt H RRls wtltrur regula rPacket
51EzsSsEs5bet cen heei g and Parke burg, IeIv
Ing Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
enrui ng will leave PaIkersbnre every Tuesday Thurs
dav and Saturday. gE s4a .-EasHEF ,4ia..I .ssaIr5
For freight or passage, apply ;Onhoard. oct4tf
: - Summer Arranpement. =
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posN,T4Fsa.I-Lz-Io c-AL.LIl
nq-g N. l.. Dorsey ggr,.r.,, =
= SSs3ss DEALERl IN f-flaA f,s-s
BOOTS AND SHOES
~ At OAK HALL, = es-I1
MI -.
No. .123 main atreI

y ~ .
p WHEELING, Va, -
lrttiRn DOOR below $. p. nARFEE's HAT STORE
n HAVE just received another lot or Boots ard Shoes
y from the best Philadelphia manufacturers,
presSi tistade, OF good material tho best work
nanshlP, and am PTePaTedto fuTuisany and eve.
ybOdy with kind OF goods they may want in my line,
from % cent shoe 10 dollar boot varietys
and prices, Icannot be Surpassed by any other house
this OF any other city. az 5t1ft1E
Gents boots and shoes Of all kinds styles and qualities,
sr5..rss made to order. ~
ted states Fam satisfied mat cannot Ii 10 please any
who may favor with call.
Gall aud eSaTntne FOR yourselves -s-lsl 81
My stock eons in OF the following articles;
z... MEMS BOOTS. ,les
29 100 pair best calf boots;
1 los do do III tbFeE e-415
100 do wafer proof boots;
10 do nk soc -=7-s- f, $50
MEMS BkOGANS.
100 pair best CALI broSlns;
'l ISS DC DC t shEEst
l0l do low priced boots
r BOYS and YOUTHS BROGANS.
i l0G lar buys thick brogans. a,.f.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs of CALI bootsi
ioSS DO DO t tSek
..is..e iWOAIENS WEAR. q
LOO pairs lasting gaiterS, a colors.
loo do walking shoes,
i59 do morocco buskins'
= 150 do calf
$50 do Lind
a POO do mos and kid slippers. . a
MISSES BOOTS.
E t50 pairs morocco boots, ..'re
+ 154 do kid 90 5--
$50 DO French morocco boots,
l50 do calf
I =; 15O do kip
Fl secs .=,. A LSO, 4-a45Fs 5f-s s-sI-s
The finest quality Of ladies give leather Caters and
osktIs very fine and soft article. Ladies glove cath
er Caters with high heels, heavy SOLE aud
e CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Patent leather morocco kid, goat glove leather sst-
Ing calf and fancy boots, CATERS, ankle ties slippers,
oxford ties, and all other kinds aud styles, always
hand al low pIices. ii - ~. ~ L--7--
Ladies', mems and misses sandals, boots and over
shoes OF the very best quality; variety 9th
er goods not here enumerated which will sell ON the
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MEDICAI...,.......-...,...
.ALN NHonLIl D. 5fR.II' - J -
bIOM q q bITTNRS.

D RsJ. H,o STETTE as
SD ~ s5.s, CELEHRAa;Ep
g m -
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NN1~ The fine steamers
/ ls.LS,zISSt ECLIPSE, CAPT GEo u MOORE,
go RoSALIE, Capt Asa SHEPPARD,
Within between Wheeling and Pittsburgh, forming
daily line, connecting Wellsviie with the Express train
for Cleveland, ami arriving at Pittsburgh III time Tor the
morning lines East. The ECLIPSE will leave Wheeling
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, anu the ROsllie
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock, A.
". precisely s-s7 ass .sssssss g.
Forrresht, passage, Orthruuch tickets aPp'yto
ieT sc BAKER & Co, Agents
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81 q Please give me a call ssEsasQ, ~,
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Regular Union Line Packet q
GOING SOUTH.

| tf-sts Change of Time. Gsst. ~ asFr
-INN and after Tuesday, August u 1855, until further
i ~ lice, Trains will un fellows, (Surdays except,
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NCOl RAGE AMERICAN MANUFACIl 4, ESI
RUVLEB'S BOUlk;KEEPEIE,S
Writing Flali6

TWO poem Cot9Qhtly
cd Arnold Fluid. - "a -f.rs...'', - - =.
DulS The past year twenty tIIOnsand quart and prt
hotties, together With smaller Sizes inRunleTahlo, have
been sold 10 haHhe and merchants In Cincinna, LOulS
VILE, Pittsburgh, thutIalO CieVeand, UetIoit TeTre
Haute, Lafayette, VlnCencs, indianapolis, Evansville,
frankfort, lexington Nashville, Memphis 81. Louis,
Eckshurs JHcksUHI NaichCE aUt Nrw orleans, 1T has
also heem adopted ia tile stale departments Kentucky,
tennessee aud Mississippi. has Iakethrer TGt glass
Diplomas 0tihe Mechanics Institutes Cincinnati snd
Louisville. aid four diplomas and Prize NedaIs al state
Fairs held last Pail in New York, OtiO Indiana and liz
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I DEC. StL.-Siocks higher. Cleveland & ToIe
do 693. Canton 2O4. Cumberland 25t. Mchi
gan Southern 90. Reading S8. InGlana 5s 81
VirGiniaU's 95.
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Ladies'. mems and misses sandals, boots and over
shoes OF the very best quality also variety 9th
er goods not here enumerated, which will sell the
most accommodating terms. 5aE -.
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..s.r . a. Cards l..sa Ia 3,
[ EISKELL & CoswiH open This day and Tomorrow
III CfuesdayO theirs ss0s sf5a s7s7
1 .aaNhls 4 SECOND STOCK hzq
EaILaWl Water Goods, toiG9eb tBsy invite tia az
ehtipn Of tho pUbl6.,n fIs0 iiiW Isdts9G eistOeR Il
11dio tisgs iE tgsa ISL i1g 1fEH lsyas Y5IsF afsi
ts'eaas 81 stitpi. 4trI tal
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Is. MARSH. y. 4 IND n. W. V1lf,,+ "
Marsh & way1nan, '1f
WHOLESALE AND RErAtI5 BtAi.IEa IN
ROOTS and SHOES. ~
IAT tliE o..D s1AGp oT J.. D. MARSH.l ia
No. IS Monroe street, a5

WHEELING, VA. - -17i'
CEIXT DOOR GREER, orr Ann co.'s
Nv Rare now rerc wing iiOmOlr eastern manufacturer
'! one o. &c largest aud best assOrlmenta Of boots
and snc, FOR Fall aud Winter vveat ever ofere6 IN iE
naiHet they ha wing been selected with great care ana
nanu1otu I'd TO order, according our .0wn dTe6io,s
by tho uest work ~ the iSt expressly for tS tTRde
we are low prepared TO accommodate our cnstonieIs
either Whole retail, with variety Of Fall aud win
Ter Goods mol TO nc surpassed by any other house in ina
Guy, either N styic PuayU material, or lnIsb lily or
okmo's'ir Whether made In this clty OF any oiIer
Ourstook conaietsin ualt Of tho following arielss
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REGULAR PITTSBURGH PICKETS.

Summer Arrangement.
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o. cues1rlo.n norsr.-ll Vim .be sesn flom dc
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-02
Revan,ped BIue-LIght rederaiIsts.

The Know-Nothings, Hindoos, Thugs,
Gophers-or what you please-are moth
ing more nor less than advocates of the
old bue-light Federal doctrine. The
intolerance and proscriptive conspiracies
are strictly i'll harmony with the senti-
ments Of the famous but traitorous Hart
ford Convention, with this difference,
however, that the federahsts owned up
their treason, while the Hindans are so
ashamed of their wickedncss that they
only whisper it in their secret hiding
places, and stoutly deny that they are
Know-Nothings in the face of DAY.
The following resolution of that in
famous Hartford Convention, composed
Of lovers OF foreign institutions, has
been handed down from father to son,
from that day to this:
Res0trsd, No person who shall hereaf-
ter be a naturalized citizen of the Unit,
ed States, shall be eligible as member
of the Senate or House of Representa-
lives Of the United States, nor be capa-
bic of holding any civil office under the
authority Of. the United States.
The Hartford Convention was know
nothing Convention undoubtedly, but
what infamous reputation has it won !
And, take our word for it, ..ae history
of the Know Nothings VIII bo written in
as black characters,
Wat t-ae Democrat can adyocate the
cause OF, or belong to, these Know
Nothing revanPed blue-light Federal
lists We entreat all who have been
enticed into the haunts of the con~pira-
tors, where these damned doctrines show
their hidcous faces, 10 Withdraw and for
ever after avoid such company.-Jear-
nal.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-02
Ey9rts X Go,

The old and well tried firm Of T. D. Everts
& Co., have opened branch of their Express
and Exchange business in this place, aOnr-
rangement which every citizen and miner will
hail with pleasure The men who conduct
this firm have been long and favorably known
having established their business in the spring
of so, md have ever since pursued = most
honorable course in dealing with their pat
rens, and have won an enviable reputation for
honesty and fidelity in the course which char
ncterized every business transaction, through
the financial storms that have ragged through
out the length and breadth Of this State, since
their commencement, not one has altered their
course Of business. We welcome the appear
ance Of such substantial evidences of improve
ment in cur place, aud hope they may receive
q support from the citizens in around Bidwell
that will make their business profitable
JAS McWilliams, who has been long and IA
vorably known in the business, viii take the
agency Of the Office.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-02
The Mountain Has LabOred.

The Gibsonville Messenger, John K. Love
the 18th ult, astounds the world and its %
subscribers, by adopting and advocating the
Know-Nothing, alias the Supreme Order of
the Star Spangled Banner, alias the Indepen-
dent Order ofthe Sons of '76, alias, the Anne
rican Party, platform. He extends the one
idea of the order as far as ''teceifth, end last
ly,'-somehow thus Il, opposed to foreign
immigrants ?. Opposed. to foreigners"
3 Opposed to those who are '.foregn born"
4. Advocates san amended form Of an cath
to support the constitution probably SO that
it may coincide With the oaths of the Hindoo'
elias Thug, alias, Greaser, order. 5. OPP
posed to those of ''toreign birth" g. No
"Union Of Church and State'' 7. More
about those Of ''foreign birth" s Opposed
to "all abridgement Of religious liberty" but
we suppose, politically, ell who who do not
religiously believe with the Dark Alley, alias
Midnight, party. 9. Opposed to "Higher
law" 10 Constitution" "Rights" Estates"
l l. Opposed to no because he supported or
opposed democratic or whig measures II
american Party : maxim - Americans
shall rule their country !" Exuent, in spasms
with a hop, leap and straddle! Curtain
falls. Close Of act fust.
The Editor signalizes the change in the
course of his paper, and his own Inaugural ton
into the truth loving order of American
Greasers," by publishing the following false
hood concerning the Record
THE Record keeps up continual howl in
regard to secret political organizations, while
at the same time, it is the acknowledged
mouth piece Of secret organization
We have heretofore stated that we were OPP
posed to ALL secret political organizations,
and when Mr.. Loveioy states that we belong
to any secret Political organization, or that
cur paper is ''tbe mouth piece or organ OF
any such institution, he states that which is
false and libelloas. The advocates of the
Know Nothing order appear to be aware of
their own degradation, and their first effort
is to excuse their own course to the public, by
creating the impression that their opponents
belong to an institution as contemplate, false,
sneaking and disreputable as their own I'm
til the Editor of the .1essenger retracts his
false assertion, and shows some regard for
truth, we leave hin to founder in his native
bilge water.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-02
sis FRANCISCO ELECTiGs.
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT.
THE sGREAsERs" LAID OUT.

The democracy Of san Francisco, at their
Municipal Election on the 28th of May, sue
ceeded in electing n majority of the city off
cers-ecnsis,ing Of Mayor, controller. Treasu-
rer, Surveyor, marshal, and Harbor master.
The attorney, tax collector, and clerk of
Superior Court are Know Ncthings. The
democratic candidates for city attorney and
tax collector, we're said to be connected with
the Know Nothings, and having failed to OBJ
tain nominations from the order, sought the
democratic nominations without renouncing
their connection with the secret order. Their
defeat. as a matter of course, followed this
announcement. andif the charge was true,
their defeat was richly deserved. If not then
It only shows to what means the K. Ms. are
willing to stoop. in order to secure the spoils
But the city OF San Francisco is demoeraticl
When the Know Nothings can't carry such
places, it is more than folly for them to think
Of carrying The State, and they had better
confne their attention to their legitimate bu-
siness, that Of practising their contemplate
schemes in township affairs, and GROWING over
the election Of supervisors and fence-yiewers