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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-02
AUCTIONS.
BY A. p.


ON THURSDAY, November 18th, at II O'Clock noon, will be
sold at public Auction (unless previously disposed OF at private
salel, those valuable premises situated on Nuuanu and Marine
Streets. opposite Merchant Street, known as the
"GRIMES PREMISES"
occupied by Vincent Grenier, Esq The property viii be subdi-
vided as follows:
LOT en- the corner of Nuuanu and Marine-streets, being d
feet frontage on NuuanG-street, and "a feet on Marine-street, to
s. passage way Il feet wide. Upon this lot is 4 TWO STORY
BrILpING. about 30 X % feet upon the corner Of the two streets,
lower story fitted with counter, shelves, &c. Also, on Marine
Street, a ONE STORY BUILDING, about ID x 20 feet.
LOT on Nuuanu-street, being so feet frontage, and running
back IS feet to alley-way upon which is a TWO STORY BUILDING
about 80 Y 25 feet, with a splendid GEAR Inc rWer story Is
fitted up with counters, shelves, &C.
ALSO
LOT on Nuuanu-ztreet, being % feet frontage, and running
back 70 feet to alley-way, upon which is a TWO STORY BUILDING,
counters. and in the rear. Cook House, Stables, &c.
The above offers one of the best opportunities for investment
ever offered in Hololulu.
TERMS :-One-quarter part Cash, one-quarter part Note at
one vear-baIance, note at four years, with interest from date OF
sale, at / per cent. per month-payment secured py mortgage
upon the premises.
Title Fee Simple, and undoubted. For plans, particulars,
&c, apply to a T. E'EhEII
HIT Auctloneer
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ID. FOLGER

OFFERS FOR SALE, at the Store recently occupied
by Capt. james Makee, on Queen:street, a full assortment
of Shin Chandlery, Hardware, &c, consisting of
HARD WARE. &c.
anchors. chain cables, ships cabooses.
Try work knees, cabOose iron,
Iron and copper tacks, assorted sizes,
" " brass screws, "
Lamp and screw hooks, ring screws,
Brass and iron staples and hooks, brass and iron butts,
Chest hinges, hooks and hinges, barrel bolts,
Improved tower bolts, square bolts, chest handles,
Door knobs, mortice, rim and dead locks, drawer locks,
Calipers, try squares, nippers, rules, guages, pod augers'
Gimblets, chisel., hammers, saw-setts, axes, hatchets,
Mincing knives, sugar, butter and cheese triers,
Coopers' tools Of all descriptions butcher knives,
Beaming knives, caulking irons, handouts,
S Sras 5in g1aefei iam @T5s," d %s Maf iron IRON picks, crow-bars,
Box hooks, cask and barrel can hooks, cooks ladies,
Cooks skimmersa and tormentOrs, frying pans,
Iron bake pans, assorted sizes, square and round tin pans,
Tin wash-basins, scrapers, copper pumps,
Douglass pumps, speaking trumpets, hand bellows,
Brmtania soup ladies, soup tureens, tea and coffee pots,
Sugar Bowls, milk pitchers, casters, table and tea spoons,
Block tin cork stops, patent faucets, stearn's do,
Composition cocks, molasses gates, assorted sail needles,
Hoop iron, coffee mills, marlin spikes, hand leads,
Iron and pushed sheaves, steel sheave pins.
Ships composition pump, chain iii, pumps D4 Tsd garden ne. engines
Assorted spikes, boat, keel and gunwale nails,
COMPOSITION and clout nails, rivets, table cutlery,
Square and round point shovels, pocket knives,
Round, square, aud fiat iron try work knees,
CORDAGE. TwTNE. sc.
Assorted sizes Manila and hemp rope. Selling stuff,
Hem m and : sail twine. Manila bed and clothes lines,
sigpal halyaEis, cod lines, chalk lines fish lines
wooDENWARE, BRUSHES, &c.
Mauets, aXehandles, auger and VIce-handles,
Chcping trays, wooden pumps, mast hoops,
Buhed and patent blocks, assorted sizes, painted pals,
Painted tubs, cases chairs, dust brushes, whitewash brushes,
Paint and varnish brushes, willow and birch baskets,
Iron and brass wire selves, hair selves, bees-wax.
CIOTHTNG AND Stops.
Red and blue flame shirts, whalemen's striped shirts,
Grey mixed shirts, long wOonen stockings,
GREY. mixed and white merinO undershirts,
whalemen's striped, red and mixed wOollen drawers,
Red twiled singlets, D. S. pants, Scotch caps, mittenB,
Reehng Jackets, red and white blankets.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. Sc.
Fresh and brandy peaches, assorted preserved meats,
Pie fruits. caDerS, ground pepper and cloves.
Vinegar, pickles, sweet oil, salt crushed sugar, cheese,
Split peas, hams, beef and pork, buckwheat flour, tea.
PAINTS. OILS. sc.
Kegs red lead, tins virdigris, tins black paint, kegs do.
Tins green paint, copal varnish, tins and barrels linseed oil,
Turpentine, tar oil, tar pitch and chalk.
AESOs
A general assortment of whaling craft.
One Surf Boat and oars. 14-tf
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FIRE PROOF ROOFS.
4 Il FIR e Nd

AAJ ASS EIRE ND w b L EN EISOOE
w Roofs have established for themselves in New England
and the Canadas a reputation second to none. They have been
much longer in use in the Middle and Western States, and testi-
monials from various parts of the Union, admit their superiority
over all other roofs.
They have been used upon Dwelling Houses of the first class,
Ware Houses, Railroad Depots, and Manufactures, and have
been pronounced by Architects, Builders and others who have
a knowledge of their merits, to be of greater durability, and to
be possessed of fire and water resisting properties, to an extent
beyond that OF any HJUf NOV IN uoC.
These Roofs require an inclination of only one inch to the foot.
They can be used for a promenade, and for drying purposes
and are made available in ease of fire to adjoining buildings.
The materials of which these Roofs are composed, are not
affected by changes of temperature.
The cost is less than that of any other Fire Proof Roof now In
use, and even that of a shingled Roof. These Roofs are not
affected by the jar of machinery and in case Of injury, no Roof
is so easily and quickly repaired.
The Corporation of the City of Montreal, Canada, have By a
special Bylaw, made an exception in favor of Warren Roofs,
to the Law prohibiting the erection of buildings in the City.
And numerous other testimonials from Builders, Insurance Off,
GERS, Railroad Corporations and others, which attest the supe-
riority Of this Roofing over all others for cheapness, efficiency.
and durability combined, may be seen at the Counting Room f
c. BREWER ID. For sale by
Q3-tO j.. I. d. MARSHALL
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pEAr. ESTATE AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL, 1857, at II, NJ, will be sold at
Auction, (unless previously disposed of at private sale) those
Valuable Premises opposite the Seamen's Chapel, known as the
NICHOLSON STAND. The lot is large, and the stand one of the
most valuable in Honolulu for a Wholesale and Retail trade.
There is n Store 81 y - feet, one-and-a-haf stories a good
Dwelling House As x Is it, 6 a Work Shop for tailoring or other
purposes, an ineXhaustible well of water Carriage House and
Stalls for horses-and various other out-hOuses.
Terms very favorable. Apply to CASTLE & COOK, on the
premises, or at the upper Store near the Stone Church
124m A. z. EVERETT, Auctioneer.
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s1OO PREMIUM.

NNR EEDS-TheR R. II. A. Society have just re-
Il ceived, per Emma" an assortment Of $50 different kinds
of seeds, imported, by special order, from the celebrated Nursery
Garden of Booth & Co.. of Hamburg, containing, with few ex-
ceptionS, new species never before introduced into these Islands.
Amongst them are seeds of the famous f" Victoria Regia - Of
thirty varieties of trees, such as European Elm, Ash. Sycamore,
Cedar Of Lebanon. Pinus TPda, Gedstonia. Stervalia, Cervis,
Styrox, &C., &c; about eighty kinds of shrubs, with d great
variety of Annual and Perennial Plants and Climbers,
These seeds are for sale at cost prices, for account Of the
Society, by II. NJ. WHITNEY.
Honolulu, Sept. 81, 1856. l46
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SAVIDGE & MAY

MORT TREE CHURCH-THE SUB.
Il scribers for the erection of this edifce, are reminded that
by the terms of the subscription, one half becomes due on the
ID of September, and the balance on the ID December.
About $50 dollars are still wanted to complete the building.
Contributions received at the Custom House by
9-15 L. BARTLETT, Treas.
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j. e.. SPALDENG.

~ ~ "
OFFERS FOR SALE. AT EST MAR.
" KET PRICES, balance of Merchandise imported per
~ CEYLON,- viz:
Gases Suffolk blue drils, bales Slatersville denins.
" Mems sewed goat and calf peg'd brogans,
{" Native women's shoes,
Hhds. butter in brine, in 20fb kegs,
Cases of Eastern dairy cheese, half-bbls. hide poison,
I" of green corn and peas in tins, ~saddIery, assorted,
Rolls OF l inch lead pipe, a complete variety of hardware,
100 Kegs assorted nails.
so Bolts Boston cotton duck, Nos. / to 10,
Cases of German glass, s X 10, 10 X II, Il II, II II.
Oars from II to is feet, cases denim frocks and pants,
Cases common California wood-seat chairs,
fine cane seat do, do. common Z"
assorted Grecian CO., do. French top do,
White lead, pure, extra and No. /,
Boiled oil and spirits turpentine,
Black, green and yellow paint, assorted paint-brushes.
Putty and French yellow, carpenter,s tools of all varieties
~" 14tf
NOR SALE BY THE UNDERSTcNEn
II Hah-hpes superior Holland Gin. pine-apnIe brand
so Cases Claret Wine, "Haut Talance,n
3 BblS. Rum,
1 Puncheon fine old Jamaica do.
5 Bbls- pure Spirits,
For sale at lowest market prices by
1+tf j. c. SPALDING.
ANCHORs, HAMS, CORDAGE, &c.
IN IS Coils Manila, Ii to Al inch,
so " Russia tarred Rope, q to Z do,
Anchors, weighing from 100 to 1000 lbs,
. Chain Cables, 1t inch, 20 fathoms each,
ALSO
5 Of best pattern Ships Cabooses, patent of 1855,
10 CABIN Stoves, for coal or wood.
For sale low by Q4-tO j. G. SPALDING.
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N B. On Saturday evening, " TIE MoUNTAINEERs or
Love and Madness
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UUST RECEIVE ED n FOR PER
e "CEYLON," from Boston.
Bales brown Cotton, cases blue Drilling, do do COttons,
Bales heavy Denims, do Ticking, mems kip Brogans,
Mems calf BrOgans, do lasting Caters,
Womens Shoes, native pattern, supr. linen bosom shirts,
Tierces Hams, half bbls dried Apples,
Best Eng. Cheese, in tins, casks asstd' glass Lamps,
Bent's water, soda and butter Crackers, in tins,
Asstd sizes cut Nails, boiled lnseed oil, in cans,
Spirits of turpentine, pure white lead, Nests painted tubs,
Barrels cider vinegar, a complete assortment of stationery,
Gases patent charcoal sad Irons, &c. &c.
For sale by (6-tf) Z. HACKFELD s co.
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE.
CARGO OF CLIPPER BARK
u 12S days from Liverpool, consisting of every description Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Saddlery
Liquors, Ship Chandlery, &C., usually imported.
Also
Best old fashioned English yellow soap,
Splendid genuine bottled ale and porter.
A few barrels real Martel brandy,
Port and Sherry wine, of different qualities,
Scotch whisky, Bucelos, states, anchors and chains,
Assorted iron, best hoop iron, sheet lead,
Large and small iron gates and gate posts,
5 garden rollers, 5 iron wheelbarrows, &c, &C.
ROBERT c. JANION.
Honolulu, Oct. 1, 1856. lift
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SOMETHING NEW

SOMETHING NEW
AT THE HONOLULU DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
AMBROTYPES!
Photographic Pictures on Glass and PAPER !
IENHE NED. having recently returned
from visit to San Francisco, takes pleasure in informing
IN puohc that he has introduced and is now prepared to exc
Gute those splendid and permanent pictures on glass, well
IMPROVED AMBRoTYPEs,
And that, with several sets of NEW INSTRUMENTS nj tbe
most celebrated makers, together with a well constructed skv.
hgnt, ne is enabled TO take Ambrotypes, Stereoscones Daonar-
reotypes and all kinds of Photographic Pictures, in a superior
manner and in any weather. P
PHOTOGRAPHIC ON PAPER, of persons, views of residences
sniPs, parts OF the city, &c, which may be sent to absent friends
Oy letter, taken by the dozen or half dozen.
Also, on hand, a great variety of cases and frannas os ~
latest styles. VIC
Daguerreotype instruments and Stock for sale. and ;ns,r,,c
tons in the art given to pc rsons DESTROYS of visiting otber narts
h. S~TRANGENWALD
honoruu, O0- 1s|", oOo 14tf
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IMPORTER OF WINES AND SPIRITS,
HAS RECEIVED, PER LATE ARRIVALS.
the largest and best selected stock of Spirits ever offered
in Honolulu.
M-oNONGAHELA wHIsKEY, in kegs and barrels, ex Ceylon.
BRANDY, "
CHERRY BOUNCE in 1 doz. cases,
CHAMPAGNE CIDER, " "
BOURBON WHISKY,
HOLLANDS GIN,
FINE BRANDY,
STOCGHTON'S BTTTERS, in pints and quarts, "
DUNBAR'S STOMACH BITTERS, ditto,
OF VARIOUS BRANDS,
in pints and quarts, just received ex Emma.
HOOK, " "
HOOK, in pints, :
MOSELLE. " "
sAUTERNES of fine quality, in pts. and quarts, I"
SHERRIES, pale and golden, in or. casks,
FINE OLD DRY MADEIRA, I" "
MARTELLS BRANDY, (very fne) do.
REAL OLD SCHEIDAM GIN, in cases, of very superior quality
ex Emma.
GENUINE OLD SCOTCH WHISKY, in doz. cases, ex Emma.
u Which he offers for sale low, at his Store, near the Post
Office. 14tf
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RESTAURANT FRANCAIS.

NES MANI
NN ESSRS. A. MEDAILLE AND DAVID
~ BOUCHER respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have opened a Hotel and Restaurant
in Nuuanu street, nearly opposite Mr.. Everett's Auction Rooms
where they hope, by prompt attention and careful selection of
everything OF the best that the market can produce, they will
viii receive a portion Of public patronage. Dinners, breakfasts
or LuncheonS can be had at all hours, day or night. Confec-
tlonary can he supplied, in all its varieties. Parties can be
accommodated at the shortest notice. A constant supply of
lift
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GLASSWARE.
a SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT. comprising the
IA following variety
Gra'es containing white Granite Plates (soup and dining)
H. , w. breakfast do, do. do. Soup Tureens,
Drue :. 90, white do. Sugar Bowls.
!. 90. covered Butter Dishes do do Cbor,ha-s
r, hdd. Coffee Cups, harrington Pitchers.
one se.s, complete, white Granite Bakers.
do. do. fishes, assorsed sizes
Fellow lron-stone Nappies. extra laro. CT.
:. = pIesSe! Iun6iers and Wine Glasses, GobIets.
Mugs, quart, pint, and halEpint Bowls
'"e N+D J. c. SPALDING.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-15
Correspondence ofithe Register.

ST. GEoRsE, ruckef co. Vs,
Mn. Enron
/ take the liberty of addressing you
and your readers aud g the rest of man
kind, 3 from this par of the world; that
Hyour, quarter Of the globe may be enligls-
tened on matters and things of "time and
sense" that occur in this faction OF q
sphere.
For the ediication of Geographer's,
Mitchell. Smith. and all others whom 1t
may concern, would say that Tucker
county is bounded on the north by Pres
ton county, east by Maryland and Hardy
county, south by Randolph county, and.
on the west by Barbour county, The
name Of the .county>seat is st. George.
situated in a beautiful plain. Cheat river
is less than quarter ofa mile from it,
The.only public buildings now in opera
ton are a NJ e.. Church, and o. small
academy, (ehe Courthouse not yet being
built, and one Hotel. The building of
the Courthouse will be put out &C the
next county court, and Understand that
a hotel and several other buildings are
under contract. The county in the Im-
mediate vicinity of st. Georges and for
several miles up and down the river rs
thickly settled, andunder good cultivation;
but by FAR the greatest portion of the
county is unsettled, there being large
tracts IN Statete quo ante 6ellstns. ~
On last Monday, (29th ult., the Ma
gistrates elect, met. agreeable to the di-
rection of the Legislature and selected the
NJ. E. Church in which to hold court uu>
til Court~house can be built. In this
connection, 1 would say, that several
questions have been mooted here in res
gard to several of the offices. The FIRST
is, whether the old Magistrates residing
within the new county. or the new Mag
istrates, whose commissions did not take
effect till the LIST of August, should be en-.
titled to seat on the bench, on the end
Monday of July last. The second, as to
the validity of the bonds entered into by,
the several officers before court consis-
ting of new Magistrates. 1submit these
questions for the arrangement ofthe legal
fraternity. b,
This county holds out the most flatter.
ing inducements to the lover of sport, in
the way of fish, deer, bear, &c:, and l
ought to add CaUss,-for instance Jor-
dams The scenery beggars descrip-
ton. THE water is the !" best in the
world"-the air is an antidote for every
i'll flesh is heir to-supposing flesh to. be
immortal. ST.. GEo.
Aug. 9th 1856.
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Correspondence of the Registers
CHENILLE, Gilmer co., VAIL

august SGnS loOo.- ="
Ma. EDITOR The political campaign
was opened in this county, yesterday
evening, by the venerable Col. Joel Yam.
cey. of Upper Egypt" for the Demo-
cracY, and the renowned Ephraim
Bee, the Grand Hote Tote Of Eclampus,
Vitus. on the part of Know nottingham.
The Grand Syrus Cutus, said that he
had recently received dispatches from the
Emperor of China, ordering him to make
the "grand rounds" Of the State Of Vir-
ginia, and excommunicate all members
from the Eclampus, who had not given
In their adherence to Know Nothingism
Whereupon, he proceeded to pass sen.
tence upon the venerable Colonel, who
had formerly been disciple OF Ephraim's.
The polite and accomplished Yancey not
relshing the bull Of excommunication,
from, such rabid Know Nothing as Bee,
desired to Know where Ephraim was
born The representative Of the Grand
Mogul, declared he was "born in Virgil
MIA, and raised in Jersey" "Then, cried
the Colonel, with indignation, "you arc
like the thief upon the cross, suspended.
between Heaven and earth, as unworthy
OF either ]" The gentleman from Upper
Egypt" then broke forth in Che most soul.
stirring eloquence, appealing to theDe-
mocracy of Virginia, and all his anLece-
dents, as proof of the injustice of The sen
tence. Bee. then opened the door Of re-
pentance to the aged Colonel. exhorting
him with tears in his eyes, and tobacco
juice running from his mouth, to forsake
the error of his ways. and give in to Know
Nothingism. But the Colonel was firm !;
rising in his might. with the eye of an
Eagle; avowing that Bees tears, were
the tears Of the Crocodile, and the saliva.
flowing from his mouth, indicated the
nth OF Know-Nothingism, declaring "sink
or swim. live or perish. he was Demo>
crat, and would conduct the unterriied
Phaianx to victory next November. -
The crowd then adjourned. s..
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FU' LIe HegtNeT.
CHENILLE, july 3lSt I86f

rOS"HaNALAn1 Ouly Ot0be loOO. s.
DEAR SIR Thinning you might dc.
sire to hear abou. things in general in
upper Egypt" drop you few lines
in haste. Notwithstanding the intense.
hot and dry weather, our community, has
been thrown beyond fever heat during the
last week in contesting the election be-
tween JnO. E. Hays and Robt Lynn, ESQ.
for Commonwealth Attorney. This
case occupied the whole attention of the
court, which closed It's session about IL
o'clock Saturday night. after having deci-
ded the election Of Mr.. Lynn by majority
Of two votes. Much interest was felt on
both sides, as the friends OF the parties
were numerous. Theweather is extreme.
~ hot. the thermometer from 90 TO 1o1
dogs. in the shade. There will not be
anything like an average crop of corn.
owing to the severe drought. Democra.
tic stock is on the rise in this county, be-
ing far above par. while Know Nothing.
ism has sunk almost into forgetfnlnees.2
God speed the day when it will be as
things that tOere but are not"
n Yours in haste, 8.
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KNOWN othingism. but ia addition to the
pledge Of secresy and that /" to perform
eaeefully All, a lies, assigned the follows
ing paragraph sufficiently shows the elo-
ven gfcotsto deter any of1them from even
smelling Of the gtlded gail.
Z" This organization shall in no wise CON.
FL1or Nth The present organisation of tie
Amsriean Party, bat shall Be considered as
an AUXILIARY"
Here is the object in nutshell. The
great I" Invisible inyincible'' is found not
10 answer the purpose. and an !" auxiIia
ary" is called into The. service. How. is
the mighty fallep -. -.,.y,
But we will leave this {" League, to.
thetkind mercies Of an indignant and out
ragged people: 'as re- E -
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The N. w. VA. RArLRoAD.-The Rail-
road Record, in speaking of our road,
says:
"When,itis remembered that Parkers.
burg is nearly two hundred miles below
Pittsburg. or but little over half the dis.
lance 70 Pittsburg above Cincinnati
while it is 382 miles from Baltimore
that it is below most of the shoal places in
the river that impede the navigation with
Wheeling and Pittsburg that only t,oenty
miles of road need be supplied between
the, river and Athens, Ohio, to unite it by
rail to Cincinnati; that it is directly mp.
on an air line between Baltimore and
Cincinnati-to ST. Louis: that the dis
lance to Cincinnati. Louisville or st. Louis;
from New York, isless through Baltimore
by Parkersburg than any Contemplated,
or any probable route-the great pro.
spective value Of this arm of our defences
can scarcely be oyer-essimated."
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The Tricks of Know-Nothtnsism.

The citizens of our place have been SAL,
uted with the continued ringing Of the
Courthouse bell. upon an evening in each
of the two past weeks. On the first occo-
sion we were unable to learn the. cause !;
but upon its repetition. we were informed
that it was for meeting of Fillmore
and Donelson club Knowing that the
supporters Of Fillmore and Donelson were
"growing small by degrees and beauti-
fully less" in this country, we were ra>
Their disposed to commend the spirit of
the Spartan band, who would thus in
spite of the waning prospects of their tick.
ct. make one more, effort to prevent utter
humiliation not thinking that our dark
lantern friends had turned lin a new
shape. The article from the Richmond
Enquirer which we publish on our first
page to-day, shows that the effort in gem
eral, systematic and characterized by all
the insidious wiles Of Know-Nothingism.
Notwithstanding Sam utterly and
entirely failed to succeed by his signs
aud grips, and many tricks, the plan is
too near his heart to be relinquished for
slight cause, and we now find him trying
it again, IN a modified, but scarcely less
Objectionable form. The odious secret
feature is still retained. as is shown in the
instructions to "the friends of the cause, y
which are ~ s-
q In organizing you will use the pre-
caution. TO secure only ttoss 1oto sUau Keep
1Ny1oLArE Tie proceedings Of he League, as
its existence is only k,aotoa to those who
are eetiue and energetic FRIENDS of he
cause So 49, - 81
This |" Fillmore and Donelson League
is evidently intended, toacatch these old
line Wings whoawoald not sanction