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healing, apeueut and anodyne nature-open all oh
strIrons of the Ieas and lungs, promote e&peCIora
ion. strengthen clcnse and heal the tender infnned
lungs, cary eli the Slow inward, hectic fever, promote
HS rev;ye the tone and Dropping spirits. Interpretation
of the Specific is safe, mild and easy, and may be tax
en- without danger by women in the last stage OF pres
nancy and is sovereign remedy for children, and gives
Immediate relief 20 the whoopng cough, teethng and
the howell complaints. The proprietor has 1een IN the
habit ofsng this specific in his private pIa ce tor these
hirty years past in HypOchondnea ysie; cal Nery
ness of sns SC a. well as diseases OF the heart and
lungs with unparalleled The dc ii Iie spe
cifc 10 be given according the age and sIegS oil ne
patient as directed for the consun puve.
NH . 2aw-ap 80
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FENHIS Medicine hdd Deen used Iui mere Than seven
n years before effort made to initiate it,
The great demand and It's wonderful success have nd
ced great number ofpersons TO initiate in various
wayS-upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which is convincing proof OF its
being medicine of great Wholesome ar selling Sar-
saparla and other syrups, imposing them on the ignorant
for the Pandcea reduced prices; Others are mzhg the
genuine medicine with mOasses, &C., making bottles
out of one thus retaining of It's vrtuesi others are
using the genuine Panacea their bottles 10 perform
cures TO obtain certificates 10 give their own Tepua
uOn &c. Some have even Tesorted 10 perjury. These
limitations and aduterdtions have in many instances
protacted The suffering of patients in diseases where
the genuine Swaims Panace awould have proved in
stanty eheacious. therefore deem it duty owe the
public, them that the composition my Pana
cea is not known, nor wis il ever communicated to any
other person in amy way whatever; and that al other
mixtures represented 10 be mine, fraudulent i'm
positions.
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had wholesale
and retail, at the propnetor's own prices, Of
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
TafR
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AUTION no TRAVELLERS GOTyG

o. UTlOS TO TRAVELLERS GOING
y SOUTH-HALUA1, IN. C.) October ion, le4o-
We the undersigned, passengers from Baltimore South
here by caution the pablo against the
made by the Bay Line of Steamboats, and the Ports
mouth and Roanoke rail road from Baltimore via Nor
folk to Weldon, N c., in favor of their unrlvaled exge
dillon.
View assured that the Bay Line was the only line
by which passengers could reach the Wilmington raj
road at Weldon, thereby leaving the impression that this
ne only roule BY which passengers could reach the
-, - road; and also that we would be twenty
FAM hogrs IN adyanc Of the passengers by the Great
Mail line Rnt 10 oy,r ere astonshmeni, on arriving
at Weldon were late for ne cars Ior W llmington
and Charleston; and instead Of being ,..---, --'u
hours in advance of the mail" We were threwn back
twenty four hours behind it.
II is true the Bay Line, via Portsmouth, is the only
line running TO Weldon but passengers BY the
Great Mail Line are landed by steamboat Al Halifax
point equally pleasant the Wilmington rail road.
several miles below Weldon.
If the had been unavoidable accident prevent
getting through in time would most willingly ex-
the detention but nothing Of the kind occurred
the night on the bay was as calm and pleasant we
ever Witnessed and nothing 10 prevent the steamboat
gliding the smooth surface of the water as fast a.
steam could drive US.
ltseems TO u, therefore, that, as they have failed in
complying with their promises even under the most IA
Voraee circumstances, the traveller place but little
bills.
(signed) JAMES w. BAILEY, Macon, Ga.
CLEMENT EARL, Geneva. ". Y.
W. H. SMITH, Montgomery, Ala.
- Z. TAFT, Hawkinsville, Ga.
X. ROBERTS, DO DO
JAS. F. FARRIOR, ApaIachicola, Fa.
q: w. GLENN, Columbia, s. G.
JAMES w. BURKE, Mobile, Ala.
d. w. ToMLINsON, do do
The original Of the above card can be seen AZ the of
fee of STOCKTON, FALLS CO.. Baltimore next
door above the Baltimore and Phladephia rail road Of
fee. OLD Ct
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days without eticCtng the mos delicate constitution,
or causing any disageeable effect from its operation IL
is so concentrated TO render it efficient IN small DOS
e. consequently it is practicable nj alltmes IN perform
ing cure much than any other medcllse III the
United States, and is sold under the plan OF no cure
no pay. Price 81 per bottle.
Also the We !eiabe Fluid Syrup, or Mercurial Elk
tractor This inalbe Syrup is the discovery OF an old
veteran in medicines, and has long been In use in pr
vate practice, both in Europe and in America and has
never been kn0wn fail in effectng in all cases
of mercural diseases and where persons had given up
the thought of ever getting we'll II is indeed an inva
liable medicine, and whilst II has this new and pecuh
ar effect upon the bones affected with mercury at the
same time puries the blood from the remnants of We
nereal disease. Scrofuous Affections, Splotches and
Eruptons upon the Skin, old standing and indecent ul
GERS upon the legs, and elsewhere, attended with gen.
eral debility. This medicine stands unrivalled-it is
not only the greatest purifier known, but at the
same time il Strengthens the whole nervous system, g
wing fresh and permanent tone to the broken cOnstU
| ton. Price only 81 so per bottle
| These medicines are for sale at the LABORATORY
| of DIR. BOWLBY, BROTHER, & co, No. 60 SoUTB
CHARLES STREET, between Pratt and Lombard streets
Da the corner of uheTs Alley, and at the General A
gency Office, No. PITT STREET, between Front ST,
| and Bazaar Bridge. Plan cfnO cure no pay. g..
We beg leave to say strangers and the afflicted Of
both your guard and do not he red with by
the miserable comp .unds sold in this city, by
of the apohecaries-they are calculated to deceive in
most cases where they are used Those suffering I'M
der the above symptoms are assured that in the above
named medicines they will find the true balm and sure
comforter.
We will keep on hand full and efficient assortment
of russes, of the best quality suspensaiOTy Bandages,
| Hip Draws for diseases of the hack and grOin-asO,
certain cure for the Bleeding Piles, sc OBI
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Erom the s,sUlehenna RegtsteT.

Although the IHblic have been often imposed upon BY
PATENT MEDICINE yet occasionally, really useful and
beneficial medicine is despised, neglected, merely be
cause "iouRd in bad company" ana led TO these re
marks by a conversation with friend few days since.
She had been afflicted for several years with disease OF
the heart which had apparently brought her near the
grave One of our most skliul physicians was called;
who pronounced her disease incurable. An advertise
ment of Dr. JAYNEs ExPECToRANT in the Register,
caught the eye of her friends and bottle of was m
mediately procured from Bently MtchelPs in Mon
tose Before she had taken it two days there wasan
APPARENT Improvement She has taken two bottles as
YET, but her health has been neatly restored.
have no personal motive for recommending thisi
medicine, but merely snte this fact, hoping that may
meet the eye of some who laborng uRder similar dis
eases that they may likewise parake OF its benefits
a Friend to Humanity.
eth mo, 18th, l94g
The above preparation is sold ~
G. L. DUHURST.
Corner Pratt st. and7Dugan's wharlowe end of Cen
Market Sparp aus
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GOO REAMs CAP WRITING PA
WV PER- now landing and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT NUDGE,
ee Is No.2 South Charles street. up stpirs
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIFIC.

Fog the cure Of Colds,
WhoopiRg Cough, Splitting
uf' Blood and COnsutnI ton,
sc. JuEt received ant for
sale by he Agents.
ROBERTS * ATKINSON
conner Hanover and Balti
more sts., Baltimore.
This specific Is extracted
by a chemical process from
herbs, roots; plants and flow
ers, when in greatest Periec-
ZION. They are Of balsamic,
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TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL PRE-
VAIL.

Corner Pratt st. and Dsgan's wharf lower end of Cen
Market Space. auo
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FHE UNITED STATES Ma Il. COACH,
EsROM Frederick TO Bahhinore NJ =, will leave tBe
= United States Hotel IN FIederioS, lin horse
.'ach for Baltimore, on Mouday's Wednesdays and
Baltimore, for Frederick on Tucld-y's, Thursdays
md Saturdays, ia O'Clock, Al
The above line of Stages will conn nee running on
the LIST day of July. The fare BY hia Inc will only be
s2,5O and an excellent dnRef wifi furnished on the
rad al 1l cents Passengers viii be slled fer in each
lily, within a reasonable distance free i charge
ISAIAH MEAIY, Proprietor
N. B.-The subscriber Is prepared to furnish Car
iages and Vehicles, 10 convey iams or private par
lies to any gar of the county.
Frederick, Md, jy 10 jw p I'M
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISING NTs.
SYpUILTTIC DROPS.

IU THE y y n HINN Z HaNEs-~
Those who are laboring under the eff
fleets Of the had disorders are appris-
ed that the Sypihlitic Drops are found
TO he the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for the Venerial disease ever yet
discovered. II has long been in use,
bestowins blessings and receiving
praise-it has superseded all the quack
nostrums, and whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more to be Temem
bered, the Syphilitic Drops are rescu-
ing is thousands Of the afflicted from
an untimely grave. In word, il re-
,.,..,,... a. AZ n--n radically In q fnNN
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a TS-COMFORTABLE COMFORTS-
" Just finished a large supply Of Comiouahles, an
excellent article for the approaching winter: person
enscOnced beneath Of those truly comfortable arti-
aes bid defiance TO the rudesi attacks Of his frosty
majesty.
Apply at the n. w. & S. w. corner of Lombard s.
Linn oOd
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GWAINI'S VERMIFUGE-IHE MOST USE
y Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED To

THE PUBLIC.
This well known anti-dysenleEic and worm medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past, and is
universally acknowledged by all who have tried II, 10
be far superior any other medi:He employed in
The diseases for which it is recommended. IT per
feCty safe, and no child will refuse to take il.
Worms being especially apt TO infest persons OF de-
bilitaed digestive organs and emaciaed constitutions
much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm
medic ines which generally consist OF the strongest puT
gaves, calome-,hat destroyer Of the constitution
bitters, pink root spirits Of turpeniine wormseed oi
&c. &c. Articles of this kind may destroy worms, but
they debilitae the stomach, aud often materially inure
the general health, without removing the cause
SWaiIns NeImtuge has the peculiar advantage of re
moving the cause of worms, hy giving vlgor and healthy
action the stomach bowels, and organs OF digestion,
thereby relieving measles, Group, hopping cough, &c
This medicine, BY invgoraung the internal functions,
Strengthening the organs of digestion, and removing the
primary which creates morbid secreoDs, will re-
lieve Bowel Complaints, Cholic Dysentery Dyspepsia,
and the whole tram of hillary affections, Sick Headache
Acidiy of the Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles,
&C. Ii is an antdote in the early stages Of fever and
cholera m0bus As a general family medicine it stands
uRrivallcd, il is applicable most OF the diseases to
which children are subject. Swam's Vermifuge will
be found of some utility 10 persons who occasionally
indulge in the cOnvIviaty of the table; dose taken
before dinner will anticipate the effects OF acidy of the
stomach, not unfrequenly produced by wine. In the
neglect of this, however, dose in the morning, The
following morning, will, in most instances, restore the
tone of the stomach.
Families resident in the country and isolated in a
measure from medical advice-ravellers oumeying 10
the far west or bound distant pors-semnarbes and
all subic institutions and charitable associations, will
find this remedy constantly at hand of great utility
Prepared at SVAlM'S LABORATORY, Philadel
phia, and sold ny ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore.
sc 30 VIM. SWAIN s. SON.
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C. S. DUHURs'

Soldby G.. S. DUHURST,
Corner of Dugans wharf and Pratt
Lower end OF Centre Market Spae,
ma BaltII Ufe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14
THE CONTRAST


WheR Lieut. Hoe OF the Navy appealed 10 The
President ofIhe United STATES, 10 set aside the pr,ceed.
iags Of n ~coOr-martial. on The ground ofthe admissioa
Of negro testimony, that high funcionary rejected the
application IN the following tstsns
The President finds nothing in the proceedings in
the case Of Lieut., Hooe which requires hi. is,.r.
ference. Al n"
In the laws Of Indiana, whilst Gen. Harrison wa,
Governor. will be found the annexed statute excluding
negro witnesses
CHAPTER 46-PAGE 3Il
AN ACT regulating the practice IN the General
Court and Court Of Common Pleas, and for other
purposes.
Section "a. Ne negro. mulatto or Indian, shall be
. witness, except IN pleas Of the Usitod States, against
nesroes' mnlaitoes, or Indians, or in civil pleas, where
negroes mslattoos, OF indians alone shall be partie,
JESSE b. THOMAS,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representative
r. CHAMBERS,
President Of the Council
Approved. Sept. IL. 1907.
WILLIAM HARRISON"
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m asGuMENrIN MIsSSsIrFI.-The Newark y I
DAiIy reiaies The following ifcn a frien.,. Tho has re-
een''y visited Airssissippi, a,d describes The Horiar,
enthusiasm there as exceeding all bounds.
lie was met at The door by n Van Busen ncirtbor
u aus reason hr shon ing a disposition 10 change de-
'"nhded. "Wby."rePl'ed Ihc h"nest farmer. e. m.
en- you. Ia good old JactS,a times I raised 20 bal, :
=" '''m readily, got my money, PAID all 4.
PC scs. and had n s~ali balance III NJ -
ms Sd'' Treasury Van II ircn concern. | raised 40
ones, AMI cannot find market for half the quantity |.
nj the pr e-and tie mon'y vhirh do Get !. IN
worn halt The face Of II. 80 that ] caa reiiher nav .,.
us nor lay mp anything. The earth is fruihsl and
Tie gold currency which Benton and The Glob-
PROMISED US years ago. " I noti n Sut irret'eens
oe nank rag,. This is my reason tor change. Tn.
administration has chesred us with false I~,mi., and
: go iof a 'elnge' 10 any change must be better ,n.l
'hrs slate ct Ian.gs"
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LOUISIANA

The election for Members Of Congress asd Of m.
Stale Legislature m LOUISIANA takes plare On Mon.
day nett. the 9th instant The following are The can
didaics for Congress IN the three Districts
Whsg Van B4reu.
Let Dis. EDWARD u. wHfrE. GusEar IFox,vn
% Dis Taos. G. MoaGAN, J. n Daw.oS.
81 Dis. JoHN MOEE. RIcaaRp Wtxx
Mr. WHITE, Of The First District, j. the only one Of
the present meTabers Of Congress who - = candidate
for reelection, asd there ran be no doubt Of hrs heing
reelected by not far from ] 600 majority. The Sc.
cond District has always here tofore lad a majority
friendly IN the present Administration, the electo,al
vote at The last ~slection Of President having been. Van
Buron. 1914 and White, 65k being a majority Of no
for Van Buren,. u y the sans District lorme,ty -
presented BY Gen. RfFLY. The present memb,, AZ,
CHSN, though opposed 10 The Administration vs, No,
elected upon q mere party canvas. bot. beinp an o5
inhabitani Of the district Of great and general est,ra.
ton. was chosen 10 represeut the district bv fore.
Of his personal popularity, rather ihan by the upaidsd
strength % The Wing party. Honcs. though sv.v
reason 10 bslieve thtt he Administration strength m
the District 70 now greatly reduced as compared with
he last election o. President yet 10 may not h. sC
Gcendy 90 10 prevent ne election Of Morgan Owe,
Dawson Ia fhs ThiSd D,trct. a. present rsp,..snt
ed BY Mr. RfcE GARLaSB, here q unqussfioosblv ,
WING majority on the question Of The Prestdsnev. bu,
tssugh We hops sfberwrss, vet Il 10 not imp,s.ibl.
Ihst personal and local oon.idersfons. md sspe~
the Red River Raj question. msy cg~rtr,. ,s,,n =,
rsthcr ihan Moore. i "
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THE BRfTTANtA-Tbs levisthan OF the deem IL
coming. She is already on her way over the osesn
for Boston. Innins or ten days she will enter the We
tiers Of The Boy Stale. Preparations are alreadv
mcnocd for her reception. snd we venture b. Som
We nool' "eSmer val Dc greeted BY 'h" mot ..,bn.i
sengsrs she will bring Mr Cuas.rl me as
gentleman who projected the .nt-,nS,. IT, iso-'ea
is intended among sther thrngs. 70 go u
public dinnsr' and u has been sugS.',.5 ~ ~
vilion will be erected in SUE, ma ? Pc
. wv seremoaiss oftbs soeasion-
~ses. songs sentiments. end music
m fact . general jublss 81 the aui.
g' o' me r6t great steamer Of the regular Steam
,asksi Line between Liyerposl and Boston-F Ton
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ID rn; Gen lIaHison's srccch n Cleveland some
enc M the crowd called OCT Io him for n deeI,Totion #
p'ncsPies. The -old man ~elo1ucn,- stopped a ,mosnept
% ,'s'eh' TO ihe ean' and then replied in substance a,
fellows: IL make TO pc Igcs. Yrr p,esia.,,. -
'he man To ersei avs. Go and elect your c. n,r
ana instruct them in every thing csnc,rni.s tho la>
VOC wish enaeied. aad should be tie successful c,r
d'dai',i VIII endeavor t-see III II The laws arc fa;T
inl y eieenied' and when ! sla'l have ,ons dat.
have been fulfilled"
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JE WHARTON tE2,o, -ad Proprietor.

"TER~s-The Tt-weskly PAPER . published ON
Tuesdays. ThurSlrys and Saturdays. nj s. per annum
in I'd, snce. or s5at the end of the wear 50 for sin
MONTH. No subscriber received for a less term Than
az months.
The We ,kly paper. the Western Virginia Times. ls
published on "wednesday a, - 80 per annum in adj
'srcs. ot 50 IL not paid within one month from the
beginning OF the year onew Subscribers will be re-.
~,ived. except such IS pay in advance. For 6 months
Il 80 - invariably charged. No subscrscr reocived
tar a les term than 81, months. and mo- paper disCOn.
. Inncd. except at the discretion OF the Publisher, until
all arrcarages are maid.
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fCONU>UEnl

4 have sl-O heard spne pct-ass affirm. an regard To
me ~ante-room. ,hat It had net n suihcicni number OF
ohaiFs to sccomnoiale the risiieTs there at times kept
IN waiting. l am satisfied. however. that the Prcsi.
den' oantr't he aware Of the fact. et he would have or.
derej Cor rhis roern a dozen or two .ilk dauask. or
hamo"o canes from the other apartments OF tie palace
from whence their removal would hardly have been
recognized.
Dsnocriic Prrsi lens. Mr.. Chairman. sometimes
get tired OF their furniture. Some change. perhaps.
has taken place m the fashion. and then. forth Va mn !,
becomes 'od and decsyed- furniture, and they send
il of Ia auction and sell AZ Gar n whistle. AT least. "a,
different sales of "od. or Questionable furnitur, hay,
been held within the las, seven years. viz:
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G-oC, A.. ~, ..,h- NV "''u
NV ly bn,.ing un ar,dri.i n,ucr I'll ...~
,a,J,.,,n,o =. ,o,,h,,r - ,l "'""S,o-
VIC o"SIe me saccha-.
n.r ,s he 80, cunm.nb,,is -. hr NM
xai.5., hsse pre-
ho,k ...o.i.-h - - Nmueh
mcd,a,elv ox., m. c.n,,. or A.. ,shl. -, "m
swing round a, The ,u..,. .l,.,,..t. An"e"'
there i. po E--, Co. -. - 80. n'ue"' sur
fcco's table, there "a, e., - 10 G.. ,L..-.
wOald have saiiaiel Kiny Mill. h;us.,r r."
though the wool Of several l,,,. c. W
down Go dress the yic,ual. s,, III. r..-L--- :"
vet % required the enormous sum of ~ EVEN TIIp,r
SAND ONE avn N,Sl-r, ~.
LARS AMI THIR rY.TNo YRS -. ~
IpIE.S CASH TO BLY, rNr ram, III Iho~
lTuRE" roh>i
lousem amazed. Mr. Chairman m
that ! speak not the -words Of truth mi -J~...Uo.
have IA my hands. sir the ..os,ici,I ,..,.L.-.
show the s,pend,ture of cyerv dolh, orr, "a""
and that the " bs,le amount thereof with a.. ..s-.
of Z, l9S - .,o-,I.b 80. a.. eeiu"
and Van Barren commenced And \ - r"e,son
demand. in m. ,,me ~ r,,e,n,i,,..,. -, ~, p'acc'
mrtiee on The r,n.,,I;,,,a. an ~. NJ" ~ ,o"-
make a report 10 this House. AMI rnn,nic.,..a. -.
not only of the vouchers ON H.. snhi.c, 90, M r.
/ vouchers ma relation ta c.pct,ditu,cx e., a.. -.
hous., furniture and rnnnds. ,b,, ,ho. -. - n
spread before the Peonlc IN an .,1r-.i 60. a.
e .eriasing leakage from the peoyL.,. -. w
I've stenchsd-
bat ~EI exhibit 20 the committee tte xa,,,,. h;,.
winch Term The aggregate Of Sii. agf ~ Sr an. ,,h.
service OF the Democratic President.
I will. in the first place. b,; nr a. a..
consaittce the hal for the &c. " mo
PLATE and GILT h.ssERr SKI. buuch, FINN , 81
r..bleman. de NJ. 10 l:cn-r,l r. III Ne~,'ah
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THE sUBTREAsuRv rs COMING

FOR THE INES.
THE SUBTREASURV is COMING.
AiR-"Linie uot re uba is coming"
Little woi we VIVA is coming
Hungry, Treasury Subs are coming
Lord Receivers too are coming,
Bolts and bars. and locks and KEYS
And awful Irn chests are Coming,
The specie claus and oil is coming.
Lille wot We wha is coming
PEce has come and Sxartwout's cominy
Boyd and Harris too are coming,
Treasury drafts will soon be nyinr.
Loco prints want pay for lying
DeiaultoN back again are coming.
Lit lie wot ye wba is coming.
Distress has cone and, ruins coming
Lahorers q at large are running,
Ways have quit their jokes and funninp
Thousands on Ihs townships coming.
Buchanans"BSSSiHgs' are CO ming.
Little woi ye wha is coming
Times are hurd, but worse Is coming
Look now At Cuba, Spain and France
And you Gun see Then at a glance
What glorious "BenefLs are coming.
PeuPer chiefs ma crowds are coming.
Little wot We wha is coming
The yellow mint drops long are coming;
The Mississippi ebbs and flows
But every chiel among MS knows
The tide Ofgold is nae q coming
ken ye what new humbug's coming.
Little wot ye wha 10 coming
The misis and clouds ef party swny
lake iog beneath the suns bright ray,
And disappearing like a day
And weei may honest Talmadge say
The day of triumph now is coming.
LFHs wot ye VIVA is coming
The Ides-lhe ides of March are coming
Tip aud Tyler too are coming
Listen 10 the LOcos' groans!
Hark the Wings in irump,i tones.
HuzzS. huzza old Tip is coming.
ROSCIIS
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md'd"a!. tins communication would nn, hay.
AIKEN The turn a. has; fr personally I have hereiof,n.
az "oeanse OF complaint against him. Eut when he.
hd as organ, VIC Argus. come cut ~ they have done .
Knowing too that there WIS one Of Their immeJ ,c
neighbours who saw all that passed in those discus
s'ohs-'h't neighbour feels that this communication is
not altogether s'Porercsaiory in him.
r. w. WASHINGTON.
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