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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21

Sales of Stocks at phnadeIph,a .grpr. %.

IRepoded for TBs y. 2 TRIBUNE by }. r. H. B eRYl
Fbit BOayd-ooO City Railroad De :. Ere 95i 900 do
9S5 250 CITY 93l eco Camden and Ar1b0y RE5s7 c.
e5 e 5000 schuy Kin Nav &C. e2 IA; 1000 Do do - 7l
$500 Aleebany Go IS Souben. 1871 Penne. RaEoad IS;
81 do bgD IS; 100 beading Railroad b. AZ! 50 Do swn
int ~; }o do cash, ~ 100 de- 81 mt, AZ Harrisburg
Raro5d 80 10 Lehgh Nav cash. So; y UniJn anal g. 800
do b5 y % Beaver Meadow Pailr a1, 5 50 Lle Schuy
Raosd d.yt ~; Il MheN bairoad tg y Uni.ed STATES
Bank II.
Betreen Boards OO BedDs r. R. a. - 83t 800 Penn.
S. Sc. 80 Little Schuyl r. r. ~; - Girsr1 Bank l2
Sec.nd Boa,6-2 Union Canal Go. to Penn. H. r. IS;
rs DO. AZ do 49, IS; so beaver Meadow r r. 81 10
Reading A. r. 49, 80 do s5wn A.; Il teheh Scrip 73
after Boayd-s0 Wilmington o., 49, 10 Reading K. r. 8
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DIED.

FEtsrsoS-A Port Jews Saturday. sept - D-ApSks
FFKSVsoS AssG a. yea, and m-r'hE
CtEt-HNssN-Ou Tues9sy sept e GcoSCE GlEloHsAsN b:
Nc DusA -. Brook VI tf7e Sc yes-s
The Inferred Cer;ery Of zee EverseeSs
Llw-On Thar,5sy Sep: d u BEcoayn, = ~ NArAAS III
+ / ,w is he sen Of Y. sLG Amelia Law. ssed -
trou 10. =. ,r--
The r1re-a wal take place .odsy sept, p from Bedford Az
t.., n Len g. AZ % oc!ock A S. IRE frencs Of he am y
re ilyt'd 20 Itteuc.
sw.,rz-At Gr.pa Rsr's Meb on v'eaussisy, Juze 70,
Ms LoIUSA SwAETz, u sieVef faed - YEAR
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The above markets are carefully revived By tho fol-
lowing dealers at Washington Market
J. ST. FULLER-Stsnd No. lol, Barter, Chsers and Lard
f. PscKFR a soS-Stand NJ. .. Pc ltry aud Game. . .
K.sPP & RYbo-st.nds Noe p and a. Beef hpttoa' Veal
and Lamb -. -
FULLER RAsD-st.nis Nos and I, City SmoSca iiaiS
Bacon Beef Tongues, sc.
J. H. BRoAs L CO.-Stand No. 1 Fruits of al Kinda
J. D. HIscox-Stsnds NOS. ~ ana t Fish DEALER.
c. 3. HARRIs-stsnd No -. F.sg, Cheese, 20
T. l.. KING l. CO-Sos and Eultons }resa and Ddod
Fruits, Vegetables Herbs, &c
WIN. J. BLAcK-Stsnd No. 60, Vegetables
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Passengers Arrived

IN pd,t sip Tictoria, (,og LOaf0n-Mrt Dei0rne, ~
children sDd ryan Mr. Goddard and ,dy, M Esssn NJ
Wise Mr. Bacon, all Of England MIS- leuey Mr. Shensy
New York; DR.. Ca e OF boston.
In ship iHdm T1pseon from LiuevTolMs RObin.ou sd
family Mr. aud Ms. Graham, Miss Hams Mr. Fslendef NJ
ames kirs patricS, eDry Knkpa lick.
In roeGetship ADMIRAL from Hlre-Dr +. AlLtss. JON
eed Of New Orlea's r. Rohis, Of France Madame Rohd
f.. Marccal Of France. bliss Lvsfosse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21

IMMATURE ALHAsAc...,.r THIS DAY.
Sun Rises54 20 sets............5:59 MooN-Sets
HIGH eArER........... ....rHIs DLY. "A
Sandy HOOK. 300 Gov. IslAnd... 259 HeGo.ssss $s
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r., ., n. t,sr.n rNiAer vas called a. ril vAN'
,r.rs. asfru-s s,,isA hsy o" 'cA' i'
,,i 40 49, - t ys,rcreuaeR' Two cs'e ., me -
"A - he Mr Tacsasv 81 N,tetst vtch 't'n to
-.
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Receipts OF Produce

BY North Rirer Bodfs-5 O82 bbls. Flour. IS $50 bush Wbs
IS SIS DO Corn 5325 do. Oa. SIS do Rye, 1000 do B4I,
If9pkgs Pork do. Ashes 10 do. Whisky, 65 DC on Css&
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Price OF the
principal articles OF Farm Produce IN the City OF New
York on Thursday Sept 20:
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Net reccipts. = y - -
TIE following gentlemen were elected Difec'o'''
Charles f. Pond, Charles Bossell Hartford Co'l'
Hus Vanderbilt, Joseph Battell Thomas 3 Gioos'
New.York; Ezra c. Read, New Haven; Chester W.
Chspip, Springfield; James 5. Brooks, MerIdeoi VIM
jaws Middletown. semi annual dividend OF
cent was voted, payable on the 9d OF October
An extra dividend of b cent was also voted, paya-
bic on the 5th of January rext The report made to
the meeting shows that the road has been kept AMI Is
now in complete running orcer throughout ts whole
length; considering the severe pressure upon toe
money market and business generally, the past year
the financial condition of th' Con pany must be very
gratifying to all interested in the of this road
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SUPREME CoURT-GrArEAL

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TTRH-SIPT. O-Bei5se
Judge. MITCHELL. Roosr VEIL aud MONKS.
In the matter Of the application o. the ~ Jsnss Chu zen 10
SiStynuth a. Third aV, iOE permission 70 convey
certain Church Property
Tritiy Church, some years ago, gave 70 ST. James
Shufh four s'usisd three Va Chambsttst and
BARCLAY which for c1nditln that
the society - James Chufca saoud yyz
church 10 ns CITY The church built Ciiy C4
land 20 be restored wanted ~ uross Part
OF tbe Society bfan>h~f ~ ard yul hfeh
called The Church = the Hdsetnsf, IcIkEIs, Esttf
6Ab a. Il which The Rector q - Jssoss's 20 D,-t-s ~
pieaior made oonvey 10 hgfeh tN9 - to
toas IN Chan tef,fi Ec NharA OrFtssd. slDssf
at stelh Tefu-ths 0fdrf.1 % b. YTJsf frnfihg r
slEO e yssF Ard he abr ~ go ye0 Ayiss. =
M On b-hsf the dssfgas ~ s.l ssng e. Jt 'ss
Cbueh-h bsits fchtsDdS4 thtt % rttas r%n ~ ss1 ~
Niu prevent them bsgbf The q llh tg ~ s,ft
~ go )ess. go thsf 60 yssSs
about ago Afr.usLt kss'f Nsssfs aafsb ltF1S'
and Jams WA5fIEg IN e J4sss l4a. tsz a. y aa.f
frr petit oDris. Dsclsl11 Fessrssd
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Al nm advance Of % per cent July quotations.. ne
pfces. however arc not yet high Ms they were 80
vrnn MO- No article OF drss, nj tho same cost N
NOR, beautiful or economical.
Tho annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of the H1rt
ford md New Haven Railroad Company was held IN
uadGo,d Yesterday afternoon. The Annual Rep ri
showed the n ccip,s and payments OF the Company Tor
4 &
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CDrET f4LfNDIk 7rts b.,
CoENoo Ptt4s-Ey 3-t ryssf pis~Y,i Z s.,y
izb H. 81
CIEfcT C0tFfa l;y sen,e w SIS. ~. SIS
49, ,s<> ri fSs - ~ sc ,ess - t'v'l e Us
fs<s llas pm IN - IS bs
krtGSer [etRt sstttat fsse N.,sa - 49,.
Dr. OsU.sss fam s. - ssiy-, 49,. -
gECggITU fGtkT ~ mr. 4Nt ~ So cF> 81.
n Esfsrs g.tts Sss~ss GO .---.e. S.-ssts
Ess4rs
ne cAss ii NIhDi psyNst ~s,s.9 nm % 49,.
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COURT OF GENERAL sgssioss-ssst r. hsfr. u. E

COURT or OKNKEAL fgsslOqg- kfft n SEQ. i. e
EFfsFf
jane Warren W. ifitc sbf e<ryyfA1 ~ Lsy-.y
buiI sriss,y sl'sf't ~ tee sS t9.sa ~ Np ns7s-
No - TN pa,st ri stssfz 1sstts - .fl 's''i'.
ssutsIcsf stsis Ffs5. pos
1hOuAs sHciaif slAs re- iDyDHeT "ss nsH EFT
eouset@e q tssitS sr.tsa Aesss ~ fhys.'s se
Nc a. fffsfftt -. "a ftffsf
bhWny >Hl"t itfRNG ~ YfFsH isf>enS "s<
hosh1 o.. y - tsff sfs%s5 'sly ss@f-< '-
"hiasu = ann "ss ~ 81 ~ e. iI3-tHs1' ~ t.f
gtsIy Ia ~ t.lf tsssss ~ seo.....r
Tbs COugt ti.sA sHyygrLAS IT, - Ssy
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Tho csr,. r,ooA oflha Compsny 10 about D. 500 ooo
and the above rrsult eivos dividend OF about : y
cen, f,r -1 months Tho September carnirg- thus ls
exhibit the fu ,ntcis II he Large crops Of tho present
season. tho hei. b, olcrre being exceeding largo
Tie height earnings alone IN no So nj week Of Sep
TENDER we're Sis go, against ,539 durns The same
week Of Aueu.t The aggregate rco'p's for the hrst
80 S.,ter.h.r have Observation-Disclosures SIS
same wtol, In JOB
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RAILROAD BoyDs.

Of American State Stocks within the week we're Of
South Carolina Sterling Bonds lsjs at %. In Rail
way Bonds the transactions have been few. Actual
sales Of the following named Stocks have been made
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
The Ra-Action

From one extreme Of the State 10 the other,
The chserins news comes 10 us, thar the grea,
apch imIttiiou Of KLow Noihinqnsn il falling
into that Stale 81 confusion. so natural where
the component, paris Of a " hole, are so incot-
grUons. Democrats were seduced into The organ.
izuion. ulder the lslnsion that i, was purely
national, snd contemplated a correction OF the
evils which We all know, 10 some degree exist
in all parties But they soon discovered theil
mistake. ], was the Coryph;eas Of corruption.
Into ii the foul eorfuplons Of ,rickery, bribery
and ,damasosuery were concentrated. |. be-
came the great cess pool oil political profligacy
and PROSTITUTION. Seeing this, they are leaving
the organization in an array OF numbers, aud
qoicknes. u movement, viciuy with the I'm.
healthy and unnatural growth of The bastard
order. Our exchanges from all parts bring us
the most encouraging and inspiriing inellI-
gence. Scores alter scores have, within The
past few weeks renounced their allegiance 10
The oath bound organizations, and elermnel
to cast their vote, for the S,aunron nominees =
Her giant strength is coming TO the rescne, and
the 4,h Thursday in May next, we are well
convinced, will toll up a majority for Democra.
ey unrqualled in The political history Of the
Stale. God speed the glorious work, lori.s ob.
Ject is the vnlica,ion Of Religious freedom and
equal rights aud rQnal laws l.. {
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
Ren,a,l,ab,o circnmstone nee

Wo lean from the enterprising firm Of Bu,.er
s Co, tina. in view Of HE presen, enormous
prices which -four demands, that a shipment
has Teen made ON ei'aja, via New York, to
Richmond. vito fair prospect Of prodt--
This is a remarkable circumstance --a,i event
winch is ulpresedrpatd In vrglul. conmslce
Indeed, he present high Pfces. arqui us 0.
rasf'ess when We male The prediction eight
n'o"'ti> ago, tina, Flour would bring SIS per
barrel before tha neal harvest. The ,ircunl-
ipe Richmond MISUNDERSTANDING Tia, Thai
ely Is oue of ills must savorabls ma.ls Tor The
sale III prpluce, II -... i.l..+sa s.r5 e..
We learn iha, 4 nr ia retailing in Siaunlon
al iio'n 81 so 10 sig OF con,se snch pric,
must bfing distress 10 many inaigcnt families
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28

STANTON, Anri, a5tf, 1855
GENrLxxSS your note of the Goth inst, has n,sl
been placed ia my hands, and hasten to repls Ia it.
On the 4th inst, received note signed by q
large number OF the citizens OF augusta county, re
guessing me, at some convenient. time ~ express Iny
views OF She political questions which now occupy
the public attention, in psblic address at the
Court House. Recognizing the right ef my fellow
citizens to make this cal, agreed to comply with
ther request aud named the 9Th day CT Nav AZ the
time when | would address the people. Tie inyi-
tation was signed by persons OF all shades q. u!it
cal opinion, and cadles nierey for expression of
my opinions. In accepting the invitation did MT
agree to appear as the accredited representative OF
any party; or as the champion of anv set Of pi mel
pies. agreed to speak for M sci! sIone snnoune
ing the views which entertain. in regard to the
public questions of the day.
Had been invited to represent any marty, or 10.
enter into any gadiatorial Contest, should Iavs
declined 70 do SO. -sT - HHzs 20 ff5aai :
take it for granted that thrrs has been come mig
apprehension OF the nature and purpose of the ad-
dress which fhaye agreed to make. iar can aatd y
suppose that there is foregens canea sion in the
minds Of any portion Of my cilos eitzens that any
opinions NAV express must NECESSARILY elicit opeo-
siton, and require q really
Ny appoint inent has beer maze. aud 10 not tee
disposed to change the Character nf il. 1t will oa
time enough alter my opinions shall haze been ex-
pressed to decide whether they are right OF wrong;
and must respectfully ask you to avail their ex-
preston before yoa b>speas the services of arv
On, to reply to them!
Witt. great respect.
your oot. ser'vt. a. II. x, SrcAsr
MessEs. u. u. Cochran, and others.
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The True American.

The True American OF The 26,h inst, con-
tansa most false and contemplate article in re-
aon TO the recent Convention " hich nominated
fol the office Of Commissioner OF he Board at
Public Works the Hon. 4. X. Holiday nj Hen.
rico. II was known in the Conv.p,ion ,ba, DR.
Graham had declined a 70 .nomit. alton mouth
previous ioihe meeting of me Convention, an /
at the meeting letter was read from lin de-.
ciInins nomln..tlon. Mr.. Leake declined ner-
ml!'its Us name 10 be used before the Conyen-
''on.. Mi. Holiday ,;tfier conference among the
, members the Convention, and reading letter
from him expressing his willingness 10 aoeePi,
was nominated by acclamaiioa. The deelara-
lion OF The True American, iha. a letter twas
tnshaml. positively retusn. The nomination II
endeIed him. is without the shatluw,vl shade
Of truth We have in our possession the letter
Of Mr., H., eSprss<neSbis Willingness to accept
Mr.. Holiday has accepted the nomination and
will beal the Know Nothing capr. Morris by al
least 4.0e0inthe District. Look out fJr lnor.
arks OF thu grossest aud most anpalia,ing
q
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Hypocyjsy and Deceit.

The know Nothing papers Of Virginia are
now shouting hosannas because Senator VII
ean,of Massachusetts,, is repoliet recently 10
have spoken against the Know Nothing organi-
xa,ion, and denounced il as pro.slavery. This
game is very easily understood. The whole ui
Il isa forgery. Senate, Wilson has never de-
nounced the Ksow Noshnss. Tho whoit
scheme has been manufactured a, the Give
poin,s,n in New Yo,k. Finding tina, the secle
objects Of The Know Nothing paIiya al the North
were becoming known-ihat .ls abolition atlin-
i,y WAS arousng The suspicion Of The South,
this reported sentiment from Wilson is sent
forth 10 gull the Ieople Of Virginia. Wilson
never denounced The Know Nothing party. lie
10 .,ill Know Nothing. lie owes his aboli-
ton triumph TO that party, and that party is re-
sponsible for what he says anl does. lie is a
fair and just representative Of the Know Moth
inss Of the North. He is theirs, and they can
no. disown him. Notwithstanding the Peuuy
Post declared Wilson 'dars not as;tale the
suhjec, OF slavery" in Con, tbs very first
&C, 0. his senatorial carer sss not only 10 ag
tate slavery, tu. to boldly nvow his purpose
seyer TO cease his struggles until The tu.ilve
slave law was repealed, he slave Trade in the
District Of Columbia abolished. and The oiious
instrumentation re established. Ye, lha "r,ue
American" OF this ,l4ce had the uahlushins
sffroniery and seiiiious holiness 10 "CON-
GRATULATE THE COUNTRY UPON TIE
ELECTION" OF such man
Yes, virginians. the election Of man who
would, had he The power, drslpy the sfea, SAFE
guards Of The UnIoli. and run. Ilot over every
constitutional guarantee, and thus destroy the
identity and tlle institutions oil the South, j.
hailed by Virginia presses, as proper man to
rcnsait in the councils OF the naior., simply
and solely because h. Is KpoM Nothing. Is
40, this as,omldiug2 Truly we ale yergine IA
mighty crisis momenious iulerea;S are a, stake,
and i, b.hooves every man Mhass heatl beals
Tor The .qna! anI jasl administration Of affairs,
10 come forward aud stand firm in defence 81
TIE only truly pslioaal party that nov exists,
and that ever mas existed--lhe Denoeraii' par
~. The Democrat who iaers now IS wrong al
heart. Objections may lie urged TO particular
features in hs hislury uf our distinguished cam
didale, tui he is honest, aud being honest, aad
the representative Of airat principles Intimately
associated with the party ti0us its formation,
we should all rally 10 his support Tor the cake
cf those principles. .pElNcipLEs, NOT MEN,"
has ever bsen our motto, aud his con.esi will
lest lbe devotion TO rlneiple Of The Democrats
Of lhe Safe
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
Hugu stn

IN this county The Democracy is more thor,
oushly o.ssnzsi aud enthusiastically aroused
HE activity, energy and iudomllable collase
Of The Democracy Of Augusta. Some OF Of tbs
amos, elaqneni. etiisie.t and energetic leaders
u the Democracy reside in Augusta Col WM,
II HAKMAN, than whom there is not a more
eiosnel,' aud effective speaker in tn State, has
addressed The people of Augusta and Of The
Tenth Legion frequently, and with grea, pow
ef. during Tho present canvass. Besides, We
have n Augusta Mr KolNER. one OF The most
laiell'ssnl and valuable members OF the late
louise OF Delegates, Mr. Jas. II. SKINSEa, and
d., CLEMENT K. HARRIS, all atls men and
fiti 70 speakers, actively aud eloquenly bat.
Ting Tor our canse. The Wing party in All
gus,a is d{sgfeeted on the sahjecl Of Know-No.
ihlnsism Eramsner,
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Know Nothing Nominations.

The agony is over, Jno n Irnbo.len, A.
Bolivar Christian, and Adam AcChesney have
been soniiatsd by The krow Nothing party
OF Augusta for seaTs in The mex, Legislature Of
Virginia.. The fls,two gentlemen are wings.
and The third ha. heretofore, as we understand.
acted with the Democratic party. Mr.. Chis.
liam was a Inrmber of the las. legislature, and
distinguished himself hy voting agains, the
repeal Of the small note law. Mr. l,nbaden
has served in The Leeisatuie seyeia! sessions
with satisfaction, We believe. 10 those no sent
him theIe. He has dis,in2 ushe,i himself in
vafious ways, which il may he necessary 70,
US 10 allnas 10 in The eours. of this canvass. -
OF Mr.. McChestey, we empha,ically Kno,c
Nothing He is. ~eltarn quiet Inan, which
wil in some d.gtes account ,or our ignorance
OF his existence. lie passed Tor Democrat, j.,
voting time. !, is rnmorsd, however, iha, he
voted for Scott over Pierce, in tho It's. Prssi.
leala election.
We anticipate considerable Amusement, uilh
these gentlemen Although il is cruel 10 ,aua,
humanity when in tie very agony Of aaTair.
yet our duty TO the public requires ns lain IN.
vanished lie to tell which we shall do with.
out the fear, favor, OF affection Of any living be-
ing. -1 ...-=7-
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How .chcy Did it,

We are informed ty gentleman who was an
eye Wines, Thai Tho recon-, Know Nothing
COMFY Convention to nnnniiiaie candidates Tor
the Legislature, was held in a vacant Store
loom on Maine street. Our informant stated
also. thatn was amusing 10 see tho members
slip en-, one by one, some by the from, way, ant.
others though the back alry. What piclule
dues such a Isoceedure present. An American
people, boaslng Of American lileliy, and free.
dom. 10 10. ashame, Of ,',rir action To sneak
about the corners aud alleys, IL avoid aen.ilica
ton. q. lhopab The p.na !,y Of detection in The
association, were de.ssh Why, there i. Moth
lug manly or ln'iel rudelt, OF noble OF bold in
such cordnc,, I, iov-,s The digni.y ana char
scer Of lie Eonesi, open. flank and fearless
man. YET true IL is that men whom We have
always rs ecn,ei IA ,iish minded and honorable
are among the iirs, in the oreaniz,tion.A They
gould hardly have Considered lha rdo,is stan
dald ot morals ihsh course establishes /, is
deg ratliug ioih- mulal yir,ue OF The Stale, aud |;
tnrc, AID palmll, insult 10 Individual honesty.
This is a harsh Judgment, never hsIe,s il is a
True one. How an organization based upou
such foundation, can receve count. nance AMI
encouragement from honest and virtue loving
u.en, Is ssranyetio US. nzel-}H f5s=,7ti -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
Assembling Fact.

While the Know Nothings of Virginia arc rantina
and raving against the Roman Catholic church, ex
pressing their determination 10 prescribe then
from Office and would have all protestants arrayed
in fierce attack upon them, in the State OF Louis
ana, where the Roman Catholic religion is one OF ths
nost popular sacts, the Know NOthipgs have with
drawn their hostility To- them and are actually run
ming Roman Catholic their candidate tor Gov
ernor and are receiving roman Catholics in the X.
N. lodges.
This is just as we have always believed and said
that the Know Nothing trieksters and leaders cared
no more for professionalism than they do for Roman
Catholics, aud that their only was to Use the
party purposes.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28

The Know-Nothings have been smoked out from
their dens and dark places. They have been struck
sd frequently by stones thrown atrandom that some
Of them have come out and shown their faces to pre-
vent bruises. A sweet communion came off on Fri
day night the Goth in the Court House ofths place.
as We are informed, for we were absent from Town
TWAS motley exhibition. States right Democrat,
Maine Lquor-iaw Democrat, old Clay Wing, and
an ant-reiorm fibustcr Wing, and reform Wing
each addressed the meeting. 1t was e mingling of
''Black Spirits and White, lied Spirits and Grey,"-a
fusion of incongruous elements equal in variety and
quality to the attractive dish served up by the
witches of Macbeth, a. follows 80
Fillet Of a fenny snake, = - $ = +-fs7
Eye OF newt, and toe of frog,
wool OF bat and tongue OF dog,
Adder's fork, and blind worms sting,
Lizards leg and owlet's wing,
Scale OF diagon, tooth OF Welt:
Witches mummy and gulf
vi the rayin'd sait-sea shark ;z-.
Root Of hemiock, diggsd in the dark,
ziss1 Liver OF blaspheh4ng jew; 4 t..+..-.
Gall OF goat; and Slips of vew, "~'N' r
9sI5 Shlyar d III the moon . eclipse; ~. -nh 3
Nose OF Turk, and Tartars lips;
t& Finger oil birth strsnglsd babe,s H&53 ttlffli
,+rfz bitch DELIVERED by dab, 49, q 1900.
S Make the grusl thick and slab. ''ss ~
az Add there 10 tigers chaudron, .sl aseissl4s
r For the ingredient OF cauldron.
Cool it with baboon's blood sp ss@s @ Il p
t-l1 Then the charm is firm and good. -
Indeed such life picture has Shakespeare drawn
in the above, Of The mgr. dients OF Know Nobngis
that strongly inclined to the opinion, that II
not prophet, the first ground work Of KNOWN 9TH
ngism VAS laid out by the = oct of Nature.--And
how s@nirable the exhortator and invitation, after
the interesting compound in the quotation just made
Mark how appropriate -<'- =-s@z s-sszetA q
/ re o! we'll done! ] commend your pains; T. 60
And erery Que shall share / the gaius,
AnG now about the cauldron sing, 20 As. 9
81. Like elves and iaries in a ring, 80 Hse'..Fl
Enchanting all that you put in.
Black spirits and white, zzzs1
Red spirits and grey
Mingle, mingle. mingle, 2 so - 5iss
/ tsss 4..i You that minge may. q aFszs 81 8 gar
And to finish the resemblance Of the fcauldron''
of the witches to the political caudron which has
boed at such rapid ratcin the country, and known
as K now -Sohngisn,, the end Is so nicely Swallowed
forth that it reeds no extraordinary foresight tom
derstand it, as follows; Come like shadows, so de-
part *
We are sorry we were absent from this interesting
loveteast. Weshoud like very much to have report
ed til, able erpositions from gentlemen who have a
local habitaton and name such as Mr.. Thornton
Berry. The Others were siessrs John Lewis and
Ryan, Of Rockingham, and Imboden, and Young OF
Augusta.