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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

.rryExnE CoScrnE.-Mr. W. u. Slack, assis-
ted by the yOuug Misses and Masters under ms
is.,raetions in this city, will give Grand Musi-
al gntertainmentin Washington Hall, on FRI
day eyering, the 18th inst As some OF the best
Youthful singers in the city are attached to Mr..
Sacks class, we may expccta rich musical treat
M tl,c nccnsion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

r.x,cnT SIR. and Mrs. j. H. Barsantee, the
rl,;b M.gicians, make their appearance at
l III ;u,,on Hall We see from the programme
vas Ionr aud highly interesting performance
uia' : t,rs for us, comprising many new mechan-
)! Is "a t s',. For particulars see programme.
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TO @ o n S U NJ TIV S
ARRIVAL OF

ARRIVAL. OF
DR.. g. PANCOAST, FROM PHILADELPHIA.
nr y. P"ncOnst, late Professor in The Medical Uni-
yrrsty OF Pnilagphn will in this city for
few da g before leaving treating
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND OTHER
CHRONIC DISEASES
OF the Throat and Lungs, Is by Vedfcdf6d Inhddft0 For
the Doctors in the treatment OF Diseases or
the Lungs Pamphlets and his Treatise Consumption
The former will be given gratOuy application at the
Hotel.
The Doctor the Mcclure House. and
Tx consulted the 2Ist, between ~ O'Clock a. 81 and
s-Dr. PaneOass will be in GAINESVILLE Tuesday, May
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

-. ,..rn from the Pittsburg Post, that the
v, ..mcd II. Hersburg, who recently stole
Jew nom e.on, his employer in Liberty street,
F'ous , + to ssoO-and disposed of some 5000
'''ouia die city-was arrested by the police in
1o5. .a.s mi and is now in Jail in Pittsburgh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

Gaze Of Eight JEoAGhS' dndiRp Cared By Boerh0reS
Holland BiGrS-AiIchaeI Kelly III Grant,
eld street. SaysLRst july while running the river
cotton boat plying between NRtchcz Orleans
taken with Fever and Aguc. For eight long months
suffered with his dreadful disease The greater Of this
for different medicines but found permanent relief
Threeweeks ago, Of friends insisted upon my try
ing tBoerhGr6S Holland BHe1s saying that
guaranteed. After trying for only week, must
state was sound man. have been at work for
weeks, and have had the cls fever
Whatever"
certify the above statement ia true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
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crY OF WusEllxG LosT.-We are panied to
,,,ounce the loss of the fine steamer City OF
Wheeling, on Saturday afternoon. opposite POM
a. Ohio. We have 10 very definite account
4 ,lrc affair, but understand she was run OH the
ry,ks immediately opposite the old Court House,
lang crowded by a raft, and broke in two. The
hull will be total loss. The eugincS, cabin fur
rinirc and such portions Of the cabin as arc OF
value, will be saved. The cargo was saved, be-
ius principally barrel freight, aud Of such kind
as not to be injured by wctting. The boat was
insured for about $1,000, in the agencies of
6ni9a offices in this city.
We learn that Capt M'Lurc was at the wheel
1t the time of the accident, and knowing his
uatchftllncss, and the position Of the rocks on
which the boat struck, being so well known TO
every river man, we arc of opinion that she be-
came unmanagcable from some arrangement of
her machinery. atpoint, the river is quite
narrow, and it may he, as reported, that the
hast was crowded out by raft.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

,-,,rr, " Anz.-Wm. Hcburn, Monroe St,
N ..,,rsl ia his window, some of themOst
l'' a. .5 liver tea sets wchayc had the pleasure
b.iaIla ,' .t far long time. Call and see them
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MEDICAL.
Ar SHOULD TRY IT.!
D r. j.. HosTETTER S
,CEbEBRATEO
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Bo,tle. soId in one enr.

NOTHING in the msrket-no;hng in the medical market
IN for the past fifty years, has equnlct, can
article be produced equal to this
GREAT ASTI-DTSPErTlC.
DR.. Hostettcrs Is not old grannyd recipe
the experimental result OF some Amateur physt.
clans verbal investigation II Is the result OF profound
aud elaborate study Of of the most scientific chemists Of
the present century.
Dr. Iostetter submits his Invaluable Ders any chenl
cal tests what still better CerSonal trial upon your
constitution The properties OF these BtGrS Will
medicinal effects Will lie made manifest IN almost tncrcd
bly, ehsrt space of time upon the system.
you Dyspepcg Then take tece celebrated Stomach
Bitters.
yon D,ousS Try Of these Dl,ters, and be
relieved at
you annoyed by lndigestOnS the by the
free use of these Bittcrs.
Have you Fever Ag,eH How many Thousands In the
West and South have been cured of this constitution destroy
ing disease, by thcltse OF these Bitters.
All should try this great antidotr We venture to affirm
that while osettcrs Bitters used, Of fever and
aEue cannot occur.
One glassfu taken three times day before meals
will be found great tonic agent which all will appreciate
when personally satisfied of the fnct they will be by Eiv-
ing the Bitters trial.
There Filters, represented be the same which
comparatively woTthlcsR. Our NerS nre without
rival for their medicinal qualities They pat mp in
DE u. Hoeehey'& STomIrh Bns," blown the bots
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sale by nil the principal Druggists Hotel Bars,
Restaurants and Dealers generally throughout the United
LAuGHLINs 8 BUsuF1EID an
T. IL. LOGAN 4 CO.,
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Fsrsr ant Apue, Dyspepsia, Zndi0estio,, Headqe1e,
Loss Q, appetite netjiitg, tysttreness,

Many Of most worthy citizens testify to its wonderful
sf1cacy In nil affections of the Stomach and Liver. As
Tonic 1t has been cqnoled for the relief affords In
stnntancous In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alice
TONS 1t has in instances proved highly beneficial
and in others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe AMI their HatCntS SO
unhesttingly recommends surely may to doubt
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
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WANTED.
DR.. e. G WINCHELL,

TTAS taken suit of splendid In HOTnbToOka
block, lsiE Main ST., directly over G. Browns jew
ely store where hopes establish himself permanently.
D close his business, reasonable charges good
and faithful work always warranted, he hopes to secure
share OF patronage.
DR.. wis familiar with all the modes Of inserting
Teeth, including the Continuous GuIn" work Flins,
cleaning extracting, in the best and most faithful
manner.
,ba O0irt
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
New Arrangement.
sF-A THE WHEELING AND PARKERsBURC
= Eel MAIL. PACKET

COURIER,
james Ia. 4SOOCrlB, ElnStePr
viii leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
IL o'clock A. S for Parkersbur connecting Maritt
with the BGCK running from Marietta 2aues
vile; and tParkersbuTE with the steamer FASHION,
ming from PaTicrsburgt TO West Columbia, Va.
Returning: will leave PaTkcTsbuTG Monday WedneS
day and Friday, at 81 o'clock, A. II.
Freight will he received for point the MskinEnm
Marietta and Evansville, and for any point the
0hiO b,tween Wheeling and West Columbia.
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o-,Icr of Red Men, turned out on Sun
4lS S IN yeqaa, to pay the last sad rites to a
DAY. u ~ Rother. They made a good appear
deI"t al their fine regalia, and band of music.
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s-,b.nges announce the fact that it
Ofs = PIT pittsburgh and Philadelphia on Fri.
sn'T'a :" II also showed in Wheeling on the
day ~, ~, but hardly enough to talk about.
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Wheeler has removed his of
hkAO, W.io street, few doors above Monroe,
fee ~, to -o rr under the Pistol Gallery.
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SUICIDE.

SPR1xoFIELp, Ohio, juno "a man named
John Steele shot himself this morning by blow
ing his head to atoms. He was partially de-
ranged
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CAUTION.

Dr. SIorse InvlEoratng Cordial been counterfeited
by some unprincipled persons.
all the genuine Cordial will have the proprietor's
simle pasted overthc cork each bottle, and the fol-
lowing words blown in the glass:
c. IL. RING, PROPRIETOR, n. Y.
The Cordial is put up, higlly concentrated, In pint
bottles Price IS per bottle, two IS, six for SIC.
For sale by LAuGIlLINS 4 BUSlIPIELD,
mh2Gd3m Wholesale Druggists % Monroe st.
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TnAssroETA7rox oyr1cE Il, so. R

Wheeling GStdtiDH, Feb. 9th, 1856
on and Monday 1uti nst tie Passenger Trains
(cSpEess recommendation Sleav this station daily
l:21 p. NJ. and I:l5 A. N.
Express 49O r. NJ and will only stop at
the following satiOns BenwOod, Moundsvle, Cameron,
Parmomt PctterinH NcWburg Rowlesburg Piedmont Cum
berand, Sir Johns Rum Marnsburg, Harpers Ferry, Mon
Ocacy, Sykesville and Washington Junction.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
daily Except Sunday ut Il5 a. NJ and arrives ut
Cumberland iU r. NJ. Leaves CumberaI, 5:15 A. N.
and arrives a Wheeling at 4:8O, p N.
E5The Mall Train will be discontinued until further
tIcr.
ny order Of
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ELECTRO CIENIISCTIE ONTl
Echt HozzandseA Kruiden -.aers.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed the introduction of this
valuable medicine into tue United States During this
time it has gained nmfrerSGl popularity Remedy
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millinery.
Mrs HASEL No 1G2 Main street, having just returned
vi East, choice aud well selected nssOrt
Inent Fashionable Articles Of Millinery bcgs to inform
friends, the ladies Wheeling and vicinity, that she
will open them for inspection Tuesday next the 18th Of
April when she hopes the ladies will give her call
Having engaged frst-cluss Eastern Mner she will
be prepared make goods ORDER ON the shortest
notice.
apI2Am 1852 MAIN STREET.
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N t.Ic NbSsilGS VI dug t4hUS AGLA1OAS1 WA last
tights Cincinnati exchanges arc fall to over
foying with all sorts of heterogeneous political
gossip. Almost every paragraph has its contra
Getion in the succeeding one. Vhc city is
aarming with newspaper correspondents from
every city in the Union, representing every de-
gree of press dignity, and every shade of public
finion from fifth monarchy" conservatism,
town to the last ism of the radicals. The city
siitors, and editors "dcvils," appear TO have
urncd cut and arc on general intense qui rire
II the last item of gossip. When they can't
8; any clue as to what the worthy notablcs arc
Coptating they fall TO surrnising, and one would
rally suppose they were regularly appointed
Inspired physiognomists When with mOrethan
Foetical license they have spun out the full
leasth of their fancy-work, they rake over and
Eelas, the hotel records and criticisc the coming
in and appearance of guests. Every thing ofin-
'erest, from the straight cut coat-tails of down
Easters to the jeans brccchcs of Suckers and
Hoosiers. With an eye to the uewsboys and
dimes, startling announcements are interspcrsed
Of and concerning the political stock exchange.
Atone tiIAe it's Buck up and Buck down
"D1ay at par'-"Pi.rce falling" and oacein a
while amidst the ''noise and confusion" theve
eFan Michigander comes up.
tappears all the delegates were to be in ses-
sion at their respective rendezvous last night,
and the probability was that some definite UNI
Outstanding would be arrived at. Its estimated
that upward of twenty-five thousand strangers
are now in the city, and thousands more were
to come in in few hours. Up to yesterday the
Burnett House had forty-onc hundred and TWEEN
ty guests aud the other hotels were being crowd
Ell to sniFacation. For latest advices see our
'eeg'aphic column
FnE theatrical company Of Messrs. Hanctett
4 Duiiield, now performing in Chillicotlc, o.,
are learning the gOOdly people of that ancient
''Tn' something new in the way. of theatrical
entertainments, and teaching them that actors, as
vel! as other people, can be gentlemen. Ifthey
are not making fortune, they are elevating the
character Of the profession, and winning golden
o2iaions for themselves.
The company presented Jack Cadc" as the
feature Of tho attraction for Tuesday night
The Gazette of Wednesday says of it:-
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WEAKNESS OF TIE. STOMACH AND INDIGESTION
AM0cr great Cure e1cctt Ey HOerkdrss Holland Bit
tereThe wife Of Peter De Wtte, living III Holland Town.
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much
of the stomach indigestion. She
under physicians for time, but the disease
battle his skill. She purchased some
land Btters at our Office which have given tone her s0
believe that this is another great Effected by your
medicine
still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy but must await another opportunity
thing you rely upon, what have published from
much respected to community, and literally
true. j. QUISTUS,
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1850.
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C'hnngc OF Time!
CLEVELAND AM: PITTSBURGH R.AILEo.fD.
u s. MAI, DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
TIE fine side wheel pas r,ro,-,.
r. n sengrr steamer FOREST CT q
ND TY, Capt. Geo b. Moore,and 9tstf.f1S
E885zSxDICRNLrCa Capt Asa Shepherd 60
will daily Wheeling and Pittsurglte Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday. "wednesday and FRI
and the DuruA Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at A. NJ arriving al Wciisve In time with the
Cleveland cars and Pittsburgh in time for the morning
line East eurnlngthr Forest City erves Pittsburgh ev-
cry Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and te DUrnai every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday IL A. M arriving ut
Wheeling In iiue for the mail lines for Ohio
s q. BAKER & co. AGENTS.
fThrough Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo. Monroe, De-
rGt; Milwaukee,. Chicago, Buffalo aud DnnkirE, sold at the
MiHcr Of S. q. Baker & Co no
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~ W. s. wooDs1DE, Superintendent.
] FORD,
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New Grocery
THE subscriber has taken tile storeOuse lately occupied
l., Morrison, Williams Co. Market street, second
door riOy UnlOn he opened entirely fresh
stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES; every article Of the best
quality carefully selected, and purchased with cash. COM
sstIng in part Of the following articles, Vz
Refined Sugars, Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered New Or
leans Sugar:
Coffee Rio and Java.
Teas, hest GnnpoWdcr, Tyson, SKIN and BacE Ciulau
aud u0loug.
Golden syrnJ, and New Orleans MolaSses.
Nutnegs, Cloves, and all tl,e Spices generally nSSd
Fancy and Common Soap, Candies, starch and Rice.
Bacon, Hams, Dried Beef, Family POur, &c. &c.
To which nvites te attention Of the citizens OF Wheel.
'''s '''' '''-'s HENRY L. REED.
Mny1 1885 mv2-2m-
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sTNIIE Adams Express Company for the speedy
conveyance of
MoNEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES, FREIGHT
charge Of special is the only reliable
line TO and Wheeling (y Railroad directly New York,
Philadelphia, baltimore, Boston, Washington City,
ASO-rid Central Ohio Railroad GAINESVILLE, Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville, Chicago aud ST. Louis.
Expresses Bait Ohio Railroad ~ O'clE, r.
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad at o'clock, P.M
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo and Northern Ohio ut
O'Clock, a. NJ
teen hours to baltimore. N. PlGMAS, Agent,
ages Adams Express Co.
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WINDSOR QIEII{A44IE N1ANUFAC-
E subscriber continues manufacture Chairs, Settles,
socIahie Rockers, CldreA'S Chairs, &C., OF the
styles aud Improved patterns, all of which he
u i'll WATTanttV give satisfaction.
EsF-Od Chairs receIv red, repaired and painted
W. RI1IELDAFFER,
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Editor sheboysan Nleuwbodc, 81


RlIEJMATlSN.
A Gaze Of Ttro IoWtts' SIhdisg cured bp ISoehare's
Holland BtsEsGeorge Henderson, of Pittsburgh says
''A.r suffering for three months It'll rhGumHsn-a part
Of the time severely to connc my bed have
been entirely cured by tile of Boerhavc Holland
1hHve had attacl since but found almost nstnn-
relief IN the medicine. It my opinion,
remedy for rheuuatisn,n
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-08-16
DIR. G. w. Mayberry.

BY reference to the card of this gentleman, which
may be found in another column, it will be seen thai
he has has resigned the post of Superintendent and
Physician to the Insane Asylum Jackson, and has
settled down to the practice of his profession Dr..
Mayberry stands eminent in the profession of med-
cinc and his skill as surgeon and practical eype.
rience in the treatment of the diseases peculiar to
the south, will command for him very large share
of the patronage Of the vicinity in which he has To-
Gated. We pleased 10 be able to second and give
further publicity to the following well merted
pliment to the Doctor, both as to his skill ply
scian and as an accomplished gentleman. The fol-
lowing is from the Baton Rouge Daily Advocate:
THE INSANE AsYLUM AT JACKSON, LA.--We took ad-
vantage of q visit to the Commencement of Centcn
airy College to go through this notable institution
fitting monument to state philanthropy and generos-
ity. Dr. Mayberry, the superintendent and resident
physician we found at his post, as eager to extend
the hosptalties Of the asylum to visitors as he has
ever been found ready to administer to the neces-
sites Of the unfortunate beings consigned to his
care by this most protecting and humane common
wealth. DR.. NJ. is yet at the head of the asylum,
though we regret to say, has sgned his intention Of
reslgnlng the post for which his skill physician
and sympathy for natures afflicted children SO emf
nently qualify him. He is prompted to this in con-
sequence OF the duties being too arduOus and exact
ing for his constitution, besides the insulciency of
the salary We are told by several that the pitance
allowed by the state to this officer will not justify
any physician Of merit in abandoning his practice
and assuming its responsibilities and labors.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-08-16
The Storm.

On Sunday night, and during Monday and Tues
day last, it raincd, and the wind blew ncessantly.
The damage to the Corn and Cotton. and particular
ly to the Cotton crop, is estimated by many at fully
one half The wind has prostrated the weed to the
ground, and the weight of the bols and the leaves
preclude the idea of its being able to rise again by
the aid Of the SUM- Many of the limbs and leaves
are covered up in the mud that has washed over
them. Nearly all the bottom lands and low places
have been under water, and in some instances the
stocks have been completely washed up. The plant
ters' prospects in this parish in comparison to what
they were last week, have certainly been greatly
blighted How far the storm has extended we know
not but presume it has been general throughout the
cotton region.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-08-16
A SPEECH FROM JAMES II. CLAY,
AT MAYSVILLE

An immense meeting of the friends of Blu
chanan and Breckenridge was held at Mays
vile, KY, on the 23th of last month. 1t is de
scribed as having been one of the most impos
ing and enthusiastic assembages ever witness
ed in the Great West. The four principa
speakers on the occasion were James b. Clay
the son Of the statesman of Ashland Col. G
B. Hodges, and Thomas B. Stevenson, of Ken
lucky, and Hanson L. Penn, of Ohio-all Ole
Line Wings. That the meeting had an innu
ential effect is shown by the fact that Mason
county, in which it was held, and which was
always a steadfast Wing stronghold, gave Oh
Monday lasta Democratic majority.
We have the pleasure of laying u report oil
Mr.. Clay's speech before our readers, and re.
spcctfuy commend it to the thoughtful con
sidcration of those Old Line Wings of this
State who have never been tainted with the
leprosy of Know Nothngism
Mr.. Clay said that he was quiet farmer
who had taken but little part in public affairs
lie was comparative stranger in his own
State. There were not a half dozen familiar
faces in the great crowd before him. But he
had been illuminated by the press-he had
been denied the right, unless at the hazard of
the most bitter and malignant personal de.
traction, of taking that course in political
affairs which his Judgment and conscience ap.
proved. He had been painted as monster of
political tcrgiyersation and nfdeity-hs own
and the heart strings of his family had been
torn by the vile abuse to which he had been
subjected. He now appeared before them to
show what manner OF man he was, to Justify
to his fellow-countryme the consistency and
honor of his conduct.
Mr.. Clay proceeded to say that he had no
blood in his veins which did not flow in an
honorable channel and from an honorable
source. 1t was not in the nature of his race
none of that race but had borne true and
patriotic heart in his bosom. An uncle had
fallen, gallantly struggling against the savages
at the River Raisin. Many now present re-
membered that gallant man who bedewed the
dark and bloody ground with his hearts blood
brother had fallen at Buena Vista, fighting
for the honor and flag of his country and even
when disabled and prostrate from many wounds,
when last seen he still resisted and combatted
the enemies of his country. Last and greatest
OF his name-greatest that had ever been or
ever would be---his father had lived for his
country and for the Union-had exhausted his
days in the service Of the Republic, and had
imposed on all who were connected with him.
as their highest and most sacred duty, to give
their best efforts to the maintenance of that
cause to which his great heart and talents were
so long consecrated.
In the performance of this object, Mr.. CLAY
said ne came there to strike one blow for the
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-08-16
F'illmore's Northern Friends,

We take the following extract from the letter of
the Washington correspondent of the New Orleans
Pcayune Of the Sth inst:
"A good deal of feeling is exhibited by southern
Fillmore men In regard to the vote of the northern
Fillmore men in the House day or two since on
Dunn's substitute bill recognizing the territory of
Kansas, and restoring the Missouri restriction in
terms. All the Fillmore men from the northern
states, including Mr. Haven, of Buffalo, voted for
the Dunn proposition, which the southern men of the
party say is calculated to damage them seriously in
the sOuth.o
Why should the southern Know Nothing friends of
Fillmore exhibit any feeling on the restoration of
the Missouri restriction? Has not Mr. Fillmore him
self openly declared in favor of it? This being the
case is there any wonder that his northern friends
in Congress should vote with Dunn and the Black
Republicans In favor of the restoration of this re-
sriction upon the equality and independence of the
southern statesg
This harmonious action and cooperation between
the northern friends of Mr.. Fillmore und Back Re-
publcans in the House. shows very well how the
election of President will so II carried to the House
of Representatives by the suicidal course OF south
ern Knownothingism.