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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07
REMOWAI,

NJ REILLY has removed from his old stand in Market
iNAS Square to that and spacious Warehouse No 81
front, side Of Main street. between Monroe and
Quincy, lately occuArd by MessrF. Anan Magurt as
commission house. He has hnnd large and general as
sOrtment of Groceries and Liquors. which he VIII se AZ
Wholesale at the lowest market price nj
A GunpOWder Of every description and Safety
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Hear! Hear!! Hear!!!
GREAT REDUCTION GREAT REUI-CTIONII

CLOSING KALL AID WINTER GOODS!
lETNG desirOus Of reducing the above line
ID have made the following reductions:
EMBROIDERIES.
consequently sell collars formerly held at on for
those at 40 for e; others proportion. am
Offering greater Inducements than aly other house In town
IN CL0AKS.
AreductiOn Of 50 viii be granted and those ready
with the cash will be able to bay from nice trimmed
cloth cloak at 80, The greatest bargains offered
Others shall sell the terms; actual
selling the ready made for lees than you buI the
TRIMMINGS
or which have large assortment viii sell out almost
your prices.
Comforts, chidreuS saes, superior wool
scar etc. have variety priees as
to asonsh every With word being anxious and
willing reduce my stock point will sep my
goods much less than
OTHER HOCRR.
that you eannoth help buyins. Come all and every
that wants to save his money.
ISAAC PRAGER
Eastern Bargain Store, us Main street,
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The Wheeling instrumental 6dU-e
sic Society

MEETs every Monday evening" at " O'Clock IN The Lee.
tire Wheeling. g. M HAMIITON Pr,sT.
7, y. DlkIHIeII' Conductor uyl5-6W,
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7 NOTICE..
NS and after the AFst january proXiS the preseut
" firm Of Heiske Co. will be dissolved by limitation
| James \. Petzer retiring from the frui.
APcrsOns indebted to will please caE and make pay
without delay and those having claims against the r
f; will present them for adjustment.
| December 81, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

TO PAPER HUFACTERERS
OLEACHING Powders Ultra Marine ArE SarsfiOr -Four.
dinier Wires RCltng TEine, ey soda &ah Ral
Soda, Screen Platcs Bed Plates BED Plates, Roll bars
Knives cOters, etc. etc., Furnished to order on short
HGSSS' US " LASRp1N e,tpyssoN 3 m
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LAABDIN, GILBEKSUN T
Inst Ranaiuaa

M 4. EDWARDS 4 BRO. have just received from the
w EEst lat their grocery adjoining OHce
an excellent and carefully selected Gro.
ceries TO which they invite the want
good and cheap Groceries. Our consists in part
Rio, Maracaiho aad Jaws Coffee, brown, clarified do;
Crushed and PulYCrzed Sugars;
Teas in great variety and hne qualities;
Cocoa, BrOuna and Chocolate, best brands;
Fresh Peaches, Pine ApprS Strawberries Raspberries
in cans; Rice Flour, Corn STARCH
Farina Sage, Msccarun, IsngiasS, JeIytina;
Bcrnluda ArrowrOot, Dried Currsns Raigins, Almonds
Olives, Hops, etc.
Tobacco and Segars fine qualities;
Soaps, ETC.; Fine ground Table Salt;
spices and Essences of every variety.
Together with many other articles tedious to
rate, all OF which NC are selling at very low prices
Call and examine for yourselves you he pleased
Remember the p9cesorer Market and Quincy Streets
joining the POStothcc, Wheeling, Va. my99
INC STTTCTT
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For FiLH Course, includiag dH Departments OF BOoE
keeping, LectGres and i'tHimanSfiP, inrdFidbLy iR
For Els fc;, Il; Iadi. y
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TERMS.
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RALPH Bronx, II. d.
JONAS A. MOTT, M. D.
CTRCS KINGSLEY, II. D.
NM. r. ArsTIE, II. D.
ORYI.LE EPsoE. 81. D.
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m Co-partnerabipn' = :

B. MARSH has this day asEoGiated with him 81 r WAY.
a. man. for the purpose Of tranSRctinE the wholesale and
retail loot and Shoe business tho old b. SIAFh
No. ~ Monroe street, next door TO Greer OFT Co.. under
the firm Of MARSH { WAYS9AN
July lst, 1855. Iu so
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DIR. ROSES TREATISE on coNsCNlpTIoN.

TRiCE 0SR DOLLAR
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hata Cana.

I -, = WOFH g NOlluEty W fEcbNntRl
you wish anythinSIn the Nay OF Hats and cRps Iust
Eye US call viii that viii sell you goods
as low they be got anywhere hs side Of Ehadciphls
1 and on the most favorable tcrEas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

IRljAAl.'Sa SACRED ELIXtR.
a -ledactne for Lyspe5,siu alone. -
HIs medicine In extensive and popular Western
Pennsylyania It isprepRred hy Dr.. Truxal Of Wash
nGISn CO.. and has given relief to hundreds Who have used
II, who are spreading its fame far and wide. -
The nance Of persons we'll known appear vouchers for.
It's efficacy in the shove disease - '.'''s','s.
EaB Price 4l,0N -'--'tN
T. II. LOGAN CO., Gem Agents, =. 10
les Wheeling, Va
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30
Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.
The Annual State Fair.

UNHR Aanaa staas FAR u tha tEsTs AeslcnL
ruRkt BrEntE 80 b. aed On ths tsais FAir dronnds
near NsshTtlts eemueaesaR "a
MONDAY. he I3tA Day Il ostoher nsxts
80 cnniinaiee durng the VEGA aazFa st ~ prsmisus
\ eaered and coapekslos Il desinsd b 81 ne t1sHeas
bran hrs 81 AEFscurnrat neGAanIcAl and nsasshed la
dastsy an1 asHee anieais Tia premiam asf STA the
sf q Saess ana ne gsneral gnainns e. ne FAR. s
- puhss ID u psuphl firm b pfspArsa
knd f1Fasfted ~ thoss desirinE eaFirs.
Iks EsasFa astcs i snfee6sd - a1gss ~ rrfs and
<hans q ~ seats e s ss 49, paep 81 he FasE 70
theE fhak the tFFans<Denl, 81 ne bafeant aNn
rrouzds fnr a. eonensuaataa u sxhibars aad Fsts
ne bed preP4Fre a nAEAF eceAsea n thts
a1aie. ana "a pfeuallu n1l dhsFai. = -
- nrfsr ~ 10 baFsaa. y @. kAsfAAN,
lu,y1sa ssrstaFy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30

To STICK RAfSkRs or the Farming co.munsy Fsaera-
y, who Ws send s5o 90 postage sfAups vi ten
uas "a D. g. RUNsKY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30
TETFGRAPH.

TIVE knseslA Asznta Nashville Telegraph Lne nes
4 uarzlnr tAreaEh % AuE1eta e., uteTe Y eenaeetl
.h olAer Lss rnaaaE NeFlh, tast and se1th the me
: So n ssed rspair ihrcnRh om kasb1le - AuEns,As
sna % sxpset keep - n mfare Wesaa - asasor 70
Pot az bssnesa eE ~ fins hrea<n ~ ne snesssl me
nWz-d az cAohns saP%
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30
Juneai
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
- A

RRIVAL and DEPARTURES Of Passenger Trains To take
II effect on and after saturday, June 2lst, 1859
Day Passenger Ira n leaves Nashville % O'Clock Ar
irving Chatsneogs a. % ocleck r. NJ Night Passenger
Trains isave Nashville Al NJ. arriving at Chattanooga
at4s 50 4 NJ.
irving al Nashville $40 NJ Night Passenger Train
Chattanooga lisp NJ Arriving at Ma hville s4S An.
II. L ANDERSON, Superintendent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30

- PEAKING Of Hams have lot Of very ehoer ones, tOr
- sale low 81 D. q. kUMSEYB.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30
u VI NNaAELA
I have something sweet 70 sell you,
Who wants to Bet 2

Pignies are Pigniss !s,ill, though psrehsd on
Alps.
SINGS POPE bat that dBiAnk Verse" "a sung as ths
closing hYua of oar Mayor and Aldernsn males eur
Pony (ts editorial fraternity viii please big horse
and o9r cart hg cart and tax big notvthstsnd
ing We treated the committee egar witch Is per
ies. cash We hope many friends wiz svsist IN
aineton add send BIG iot Of snbsoben To clubs Of
20 o. less s Do TIE handsome thng he IIorse and
Cart vii run regular asun, noiSahdinE, hrs-oneysE
b. q. RUMSEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30

TEN TEACHERS Of hrst ability employed IN the
SCHOOL, saord'ng facilities for thorough ESsLRH eda
eauen with Latin Greek the modsra polite ,ugsages
sc Ion guiAr piano harp and organ drawing ebruider
seven kinds q painting
Refinement OF nAnners and the etiquette Of society inu
Gated. Partisan LADY resides In the family Prizes are
awarded 10 zach department.
AID 10 physical ssEcdfiOa Be found In CaFst snos
Dandng Gymnas'uw, Beslng Aiey, (striclly private
swimming IN Ny tic River (sAl) horseback riding 1e Well
trained saddle horses belong 10 the Seminary
For PartcuiArs, address the Priaesta!
Ma THOMAS P. SMITH.
RussKsoEs-Hon. Robert G. winthrop Boston: Hon Ed
ward Everett, do Rev Chasles West Mesford Rev
John ttsTIont do Gardner, NJ fncipHI Boston La
school, Hon AeotS Lswrence Boston; Rev Hubba Win.
slas, New York. Rev. wm. Hague D. Aihsny; Rev Rol.
In II HeAls, D. D Boston. Hon. san Hoaason TexAa.
nayit-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30
Gather Betting.

Also large lot Of Copper Burs and RlVets, and Lace
Leather Of al kinds.
All Of which will be sold the most reasonable terms for
Cash, by BR CUTTER
mayI2 cor College AM Broad SITS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30
SOME PUMPKINS.
Corn Meal.
Hurra for Buckmore s FiIIingham

Corn Meal.
A good as Anybodys AZ d. g. RUMsEY's.
HuTra for BuckmOre s. Fillingham
- PEAKlNG Of Hams lot Of very ehoey ones, Tor
- sale low At D. g. RUMsEY6.
"0'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot Of MARKET Baskets Of all sizes, made from
II this same Willow, 80 said, for sale by
D. g. RUMSEY.
Fresh Spring Honey Strained or IN the Comb.
TAKEN this Spring from the apiaTy Of Dr. r. B. Hann
also specimen OF the Hiyr- used viii be exhibited
"e~" all reasonable hours which price will be aided
should be the "rpsnimous wish OF portion Of the
dsnSe, for particulars call and see IL al
D. O. RUMsEYT.
have something sweet 20 sell you,
The Bottle you may keep!
A SEQUEL TO eye fly being direct descendant Of
IL the Nectar the heather gods used when they
spree aud kicked the Of the skies 81
that time. For sale ow down." considering the quality
D G. RUMSEY.
Nora RESE.-'Corn. Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Awful and Fatal consequences

TNENSUE from treat ng Bowel comp Snts at this Of
II the year with Brandy, Opium or Astriugeuts. When
checked this the disease cured but the outlet
merely stopped up, and 1t fortunate If il appears for
dseaSes Of the head ayerted and the
patient has chance for his life How oPen do hear
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked and death
disease Of the BRAIN produced by the medicine taking place
a few hours after2
THE GRRFENBERG DYSESTERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successful 10 such complaints. By
chemical action produces change in the contents Of the
Bowels and thus enables nature perform her work.
The Board Of Health OF New York certify that the
ChNrera disappeared from the Quarantine this
medicine used at the Hospitals
Dr. Knowlten Of Boston, calls it the greatest aid the
medical profession and blessing to the patient.
Or De orrest Of New York, says it every
Of disorder OF the bowels promp y and that be always
uses 10 in severe cases.
Capt Taylor, Of the Army certihes that it cures all
Of Dysenery 10 Mexico and that 1t gene
rally used nv officers who contracted that compliant
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York,
1t to be kept in family 70 be ready 70 check
ali disorders Of he Bowels on the fret appearance.
BY Count Bodisco It was recommended 10 the Medical
Board II Petersburg and by them recommended to the
Government Hospitals throughout Russia. has been used
in several ropean countries with great success.
In Ma hve large quantities Of have been used In times
Of Cholera.
the best and only certain edy for Bloc ~ FluK
have slways offered to refund the money any
be heard Of that has Effected cure HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The offer is siill con-
tinued. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
iyur23-H
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30

0OOO KEGS shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
AOOO goo dozen Painted Buckets;
200 boxes \ b bars) Prrscots N. Soap;
200 boxes GrItner's Mould TzllOW Candles;
ST. hbls Golden Syrup;
80 sugar House Molasses;
In store and for sale by W. Ii. GORDON co.
mArch25
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TO INXALIDS.


this country the Of Vitality constantly suf
fering from atmospheric influences caused by sudden
char weather and the variable character Of the
especially spring and autumn These complaints and all
forms disease natural to the country, easily
controlled by simple prescriptions such wonderfully
preserved the health Snd heightened the lives Of the abort
gDes and the early settlers Of America 3an they by the
doses OF Aopathy the Drenehngs Il Hydropahy
the hot and doses OF the Thomponan school, the
decaJeIy medicated pellets Cf Hon ROpathy.
These valuable and effective, yet simple medicinal prepar
atoms found in greater degree Of ty combined in
scientific proportions, and compounded with
skill, in the GREFFNBERG FAMILY MEDICINES, than
others offered to public notice They consist Of
different remedies all Of which have the
high medical authority, and the approval Of hundreds
thousands who have been reievedb their among whom
found the OF eminent csrgymen, usts, states
men than THOUSAND PHYSICIANS in every section
Of the United States
THE GREEN BERG MANUAL OF HEALTH-PRIcE %
cents This a book OF $40 pages, aud it written by
several physicians each prominent in the diseases mention
ed all standing in the front rank Of the medical profrs
sion 1t s reliable book published and it is
Invested professional terms and written that every
can understand it, No family should be without a copy
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
brief examination Of the Pathology Of Uterine Diseases
together with the principle and method Of their cure T.
POAERY Of Utica This Ia very valuable pamphlet pre-
Of the oldest and most celebrated Physicians in
the Union. / have just received one hundred thousand
copies for gratUcuS distribution Those who feel interested
this subject will please call send for Of this pam
phlet. ALEX MACKENZIE,
jyS0 Cole e street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30
COAL COOKING STOVE.

COAL COOKING STOVE.
w STOVES Of differ Sizes that highly recon-
mended 10 tn have hesitation in WATrantnE them
The Prize Goa Cooking Stove,
The Keystone state,
The Lily of the West,
The Beauty Of the West
The advancing prices Of wood makes important 10
mca HOusekeepers to provide good Stove that will cook
well with coal These have, far given entire satisfaction,
and recommended to the attention those about
ply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have, also the following patterns Of arght Stoves for
wood universally popular in the Eastern States for their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted to bake and
draw well:
The Mayhower, two Sizes
The Halcyon, two sizes;
The Comet four Sizes
We have also in for sale usual low and
modatng terms the following popular stoves rom the best
foundries Of the West:
The Kentuckian Cook Stove two sizes;
The Indiana do do do.
The Tennessee do do do.
The Iron Tree Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvania; all Of which we will sell on as low
terms as they can be procured in the city.
FHE WROUGHT IRON COOK STOVE.
The Tennesean sizes manufacture and have now
hand good supply Of these popular stoves and
able to supply all orders.
june-I MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
mOPS AND SCRUBBING BRUSHES.
lust Received Leng Hand Scrubbing BruShes, Hall
d Brooms busting Brushes, Mops, Tea Cgp Mops, real
Clothes Baskets Clothes Hampe -.
msy2S MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30

LARGE lot Of MARKET Baskets Of all sizes, made nom
IL this same Willow, 80 said" for sale by
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. no SHIPPERS,
Ru SaUann.al, A.. N..n,~aaa-

A the NASHVILLE and Chattanooga Railroad Company
IL have not ned and reminded the Central Railroad Com
pAnies Of Georgia Of their summer and does
seem TO have been noticed recognised in the hard Of
that Company, recently distributed W city. We take
that line hat The rHte sill be 81 IS for leo bs class
GOODS and not VI p a. the grand bills represent; 81 Is
the average through rate st Cas goods the
ward 10 Nashville but 70 IL bect 20 the variation 10 cts
Addition in summer and dsducod Of 10 cts PEI leo lbs
N Winter Nhch makes the rate per advertisements
eiSS nom June TO December, and e. from Dec june
H. l. ANDERSON,
luneqf
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
Philadelphia and New York.

The national and conservative position Of
these two great cities of the North, as shown
by their vote at the late Presidential election
is truly gratifying to every patriot throughout
the country, and is an earnest that orr blessed
Union will still he preserved for ages to come.
The influence Of such noble examples will not
fail to be felt in future elections It must be
powerful in arresting the wild spirit of disrnion
and fanaticism, that has been so rife heretofore
at the North. The people of these two great
cities are too wise to sacrifice their present
and future prosperity, by madly supporting the
Black Republican party, the success of which
they knew would have been the death blow Of
the Union, and the consequent overthrow of
national and individual prosperity Let them
continue to hold their present position before
the country, and the moral effect of their cx-
ample will regenerate the North. They are
the great centres from which great good OF
great evil is exerted upon the public mind by
the dissemination of sound doctrines and cor.
rect information, or false doctrines and false
opinions upon national affairs. Their example
in the Presidential election, is worthy Of all
praise.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
The Presidents Message.

The last annual message Of President Pierce has
been received We have read II with unalloyed pleas
urc Ii is plain staesmanlikc document and pre-
scnts the state of the Union, in clear forcible and
appropriate language. He presents the issues made
and decided by the late Presidential contest in a
light so self-eviden that all will concur in opinion
who are not blinded by party feeling or prcdcter-
mined not to he convinced. The rcluke he admin
sters TO the disnonists and abolitoniss, by way OF
exposing their deeepions is pointed and Irresistible
If our Northern brethren, who have been deceived
and mislcd by traitors and drmagogncs. will not
listen to the truth MS ii is portrayed by Franklin
Pierce in his noble message, they will not do so
though one should rise from the dead. Who will be
50 unecncrous after this to insinuate, that Frank
lin Pierce is electioneering for denomination foI
President. ms was done when he sent in his annual
message in 1865? Who will be so unjust rs to ac
clgc him of being tincured with aboltionsm or free
soilism as was done in the of 1852? If there
is man in our country that has lived down all the
false accusations of his enemies and fulfilled all the
expectations of his friends it is he From the begin
ming of his administration down to the present time
he has neither turned to the right the left, hu
with unshrinking rmncss has discharged his duty tt
his whole country not to one section, but to every
section has he been faithful. With state RICH is al
his polar star. and the constitution as his guide, HI
has used all his powers of body and mind to preserve
the Union and promote the happiness and prosperity
of the people
In every instance where his conduct has been cen
snred or his policy questioned by the fault Finding
or the over-anXions subsequent information ha
proven the correctness of the one and the wisdom
of the other No one has ever retired from the Pres
idantla chair moro entitled to the paudit of /" wei
done, good and faithful servant,' than FRANKLIN
Pierce. The principles of the Democratic party hay
been adhered to by him with q fidelity that has NJ
parallel since the days of Jefferson. We could no
wish his successor greater honor than to hope h
may succeed in administering the government a
well as he has,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
Gov. Adams of South Carolina.

This public functionary has thought proper,
in his Annual Message to the Legislature of
that State to discuss, the propriety of rcviv-
ing the African Slave trade, which was abol-
ishcd by the Constitution after the year 1908.
To our mind, nothing could have been more
inopportunc ut this time, or impoltic. Al
though he says many good things, he has fail
ed TO convince us either of its propriety or
necessity Why should he throw fire brand
into the country, and particularly into the
North when we have already past through Il
most dangerous agitation Of the slavery qucS.
ton, in the late Presidential contest? WHY
should he seek to keep up an agitation, which
it should be the aim Of all good men to put at
rest? No earthly good can result from it,
but great and irreparabIc injury to orr Union
may be the consequence. What we of the
South want, is peace We desire to he lc,
alone. As we desire the North to observe It's
Constitutional obligations to the South. SC
should we observe with strict fidelity ours to-
wards them. Our safety is in the faithful oh
servance of the Constitution in all It's parts
We are sure the people Of Louisiana do not
entertain the views of Gov. Adams on thu
subject he has thought proper to bring to thu
consideration of the people of South Carolina
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
How They were Deceived.

Know Nothing papers, generally, during
the Presidential canvass, assured their readers
in the most confident terms, that Mr.. Fill
more's chance of election was as good. If not
better than Mr.. Buchanan's They claimed
for him New York, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee, Florida and
Louisiana, certain, with a good chance for
Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana and other North
crn States and if he did not succeed by the
people, he would stand the best chance in the
House Of Representatives, as the friends of
Fremont would vote for him in preference to.
Mr.. Buchanan. How these statements de-
ceived their conGding brethren throughout the
country, let their pockets answer. Thousands
Of individuals, relying on the correctness of
these statements, fearlcssly backed their iudg.
ments, and are now suffering the consequences
in having to plank up. Is this not enough to
make them swear, and say as they now do,
that they place no confidence in newspapers
They feel that their confidence has been bascly
betrayed. We would say to all such, when
you have read the democratic papers and find
the same reckless assertions in regard to facts,
that you do in the Know Nothing papers, and
when you have been deceived by them in the
same way, then you may place them in the
same category, and not till then. We have
been reading democratic journals all our lives,
and bear testimony as to the reliability of what
is contained in them. We would respectfully
suggest to those Know Nothngs who have
been so badly deceived, to subscribe for the
Union, the Richmond Enquirer, the Louisiana
Courier, or any other respectable Democratic
journal, and read it, and they will not have
cause to say that they have been deceived
but will bless the day they took our advice.