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Some Of our Whiy friends cast considerable cnsuro
on President Tyler, because all the influence and pa
tronage of bis high sainn is not made 10 rebound 10
the profit and glory OF The ultra Wing party But
they must know litle Of human nature rfihey suppose
the Presidents lriendsh and sympathy can be exer-
oised in behalf of thai class OF politicians who al
though known as Wings, are acting the pan Of ma
lignsnt enemies.
II is very evident that many fthe whic presses
are determined on the political destruction Of Mr. Ty-
ler merely for the sake Of getting the course clea, q,
somebody else, These presses will denounce him in
one column, for his course the Bank question nd
in the next, abuse him because he does not give The
preference In the matter Of appointments 10 these
wing sssaants and their friends Hartford PART
OF and Eagle.
True friend Eagle; il would be both unjust and
unnatural TO trust them.
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IIlHE AMERIcAN POCKET BOOK lor le42

TIME AMERICAN POCKET BOOK for 1912
i -Containing complete system Of Portable Book
keeping arranged for the day, week, month, quarter
and year, together with an ample Diary and Almanac
and valuable and extensive Tables of Reference
concerning the Government, Congress, Army, Navy
Judiciary, Foreign Ministers, Census, Commerce,
Manufactures, Agriculture Money, Steam, &c. Of the
nited States Nth much important statistical nfor
nation relative to foreign countries containing also
Chronology and variety ofimportant Statistical Ia
bles OF Reference useful and convenient to the Poiti
cian Philosopher and man Of business &c. &c. Also
blank pages ruled and dated ahead for every day
throughout the coming year for prospective memoranda
the whole arranged in small pocket book form
price one dollar.
Just received for sale by
nov 80 F. TAYLOR
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Betting in Maryland.-By law of Maryland, all
money staked upon the result of elections forfeited
Tor the use of Primary Schools in the county where
the moneys are deposited A suit was tried in Bat-
more County Court last week, in which the Commits
soners of the county claimed two hundred dollars,
that had been s.aked upon the result of the last Pes
Dental election in Pennsylvania. A verdict was
gwen for the Commissioners. This is really making
evil contribute to good. Delauare County (Pa.)
Republican, Nor 10.
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delphi. 10 get one When Egyp, wakes up from nei
Pharoah like Sleep and finds that her bull mills are
not the best in the world she sends here for seaa
engine When Texas wants machinery she SENDS
TO Lowell and Patterson for IL. Andeven England
when England wants locomotive, she sends 20 fni-
ladelphia dear Philadelphia - sister Phiiadelpnia.
send one over 10 u.s. for can build nothing to equal
H. OH then protect your laborers-proiect your
agriculture protect your snufacturcs, and when yoo
want spur 10 protective duty, take our iocacco and
rice for an example.
understand that the subsequent expectations OF
the precious metals has been continuous insomuch
that, from the drain and srhausiion, the banks Of
our eastern cities may be compelled to discontinue
their coin payments before the close OF the coming
session of Congress.
Although at a considerable distance from you,
cannot refrain from the expression OF solicude inc'
dent to the occasion, which s believed to he extcn-
siscy peIvading in sections Of the country hitherto
hostile to the protection of the
HOME MARKET.
EAsreRN SHORE, Md,
November 20, l64l.
I'VE dissent from the views of our correspondent
on this point There can be- suspension OF specie
payments at the East, whatever there may be else
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:, .ny time have played the bully and compelled Jus.
lice but we have at all times solicited and ihe'e'oe
have we obtained It, We have no hesi'auon !" :.
70 our internal squabbles displays far sounder mo
raj feeling aud much better taste IN The discussion
Of our affairs with other nations than do those OF me
two countries 60 which We have referred. There are
of course exceptions among the hneen hundfeo N.Y.
~ Of The country but such il the rule tina. will be
found to prevail among all the principal journals
National Gaxsfis.
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JAMES pHALEN s. co. Managers omc.

Corner Of 9th street and Penn avenue.
The Managers have the pleasure ofnow offering to
their patrons the following beautiful and scheme,
which will bear comparison with any Lottery ever be-
fore offered
II All orders for Tickets, or shares, or packages,
will meet the most prompt and confidential attention.
ifaddressed to r. FRANCE, Agent for the Mana
gers, Washington City
II Prize Tickets in any Lotteries under the ma
nagement of JAS. PHALEN & co. will be cashcd
on presentation.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF r. ISLAND,
Glass 2l9, to be drawn Dec. llth, lS4l.
10 prizes Of $4,000 are 100000
10 do 5000 are $4,000
~ do 1000 are 10000
~ Tickets only &l7-Lowest prize $20-no loss
on one number tickets.
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TIC AN UNKNOWN LADY.
Thine is queenly beauly--Juno like

Peerless an ong the lovely with men,
Graceful as dams when she flew TO strike
The an,ered stag upon the dewy plain;
Yet mild and glowing as a summer sky,
To forms OF beauty by the sunbeams wrought,
When on the earth ewes heightened shadows lie,
Hinged with glory from the rainbow caught;
Upon Thy brow OF marble, where the jet
Black tresses tempt the dalliance OF the breeze,
Nature seal of loneliness hath set
Like moonbeams sleeping on the Paphian seas,
Whence Venice arose ancient MINISTRIES tell
Child of the billow, graded in shell.
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Think Of lhis gradual consumpiye decay which
awaits the commerce and agriculture of our county
Yet there is defect in institutions; stand ele-
waited in the eyes Of The world for capacity produce
when Russia wants TO build a vessel, she sends TO
New York, buys one Of our vessels, takes u home,
and puts il ON stocks as model 20 build after Does
she want steam vessel, New York is the place she
sends for one. Is cotton factory wanted America
furnishes IT, Does Prussia wait mill to grind her
grain with she sends Rochester for it, and TO Bal
tmore Cor an engineer and machinery, When Aus
ris wants locomotive, she sends straight TO Phila-
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VIRGINIA wELLsBURG LOTTERY.

VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY.
Glass M for 1871,
To be drawn at AlcIaDdia, Va, on Saturday, the
18th of December, lS4l.
CAPITALS.
35, 294 Dollars |!
10000 Dollars,
1000 Dollars,
1908 Dollars,
SO of $1,O00--50 Of $400--50 Of $500
l32 prizes of SPOOL!
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Tickets SO Halves IS OO-Quarters So So
Certificates of packages Of 26 whole tickets, $3.50 W
Do do. % half do. 80 90
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II ONDON KEEPSAKE FOR 1912; The Lon
IL don Picturesque Annual for 1912
Are this day received, for sale by F. TAYLOR,
both got up with their usual literary excellence and
beauty OF pictorial illustration for sale at New York
and Philadelphia prices. nov IL
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EASTERN SHORE, Md,
November 20, l64l.
GIVE ALL A HEARING.

This is our motto. As it regards the follow
ing communication from " A Claimant" we
know not whether his complaint be well-ground-
ed or not We profess TO be neither acquainfed
with the practice of the Department TO which
be audes. nor the necessity for reform. We
consider, that as general rule, all complaints
against public officers, should be heard, and si-
lenced if they are groundless. This is the only
source 10 prevent groundess complaints in fu-
ture:
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
TIME Subscriber offers for sale his farm at Belts
l. vile, Prince Georges county, Md, consisting Of
bout TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE
ACRES. Ii is situated on the Baltimore and Wash
ington railroad, at the Bel,sville depot twelve miles
ian half hours rde) from the latter place. and there
fore convenient to this market 1t consists of wood
land meadow and upland the latter capable Of produ
cling aud is now bearing excellent crops of COIN and
tobacco, and the meadow 10 good seasons, producing
so TO 60 tons of hay. The farm is well supplied with
water, and has upon il house and barn. The rail-
road divides the meadow from the upland.
will sell also my stock upon ii, consisting Of horses,
cattle, Berkshire hogs, &c.
THOMAS ALLEN
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1S4i,
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That's The WIDOW for Ye.-We copy the follow
ing paragraph from the Albany Argus Of Wednes-
day last:
The widow JOHNSON, of the Republican Hotel
gives a supper to night at Knickerbocker Hall, in
commemoralon OF the victories achieved by the de-
mocracy in other States, and particularly Of the re-
demplion of our own New York, from the blighting
nomination of federal whiggery"
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ssow-We had slight fall Of snow on Sunday,
which brought out the sleigh bells andthe city bellies
on Monday, and made our city quite merry
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WILLIAMS CoLLsoe. The annual catalogue Of the
ofhcers and student. of this college, just published,
presents is' OF eight gentlemen composing the Fa-
Guilty, and total OF la students. viz Seniors "a
Juniors % sophomores, Al Freshmen, "a.
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CoSvIcrED.-The jury in the case Of Charles F.
Mitchell, indicted for forgery, returned verdict Of
guihy, one Of the jurors recommending bim 10 mercy
The plea Of insanity did not avail.
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$4,000! $4,000 {!

Fifteen Drawn Nos out Of Seventyfve.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass for lS4l.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del. on Thursday, 3Oth
December, lS4l.
GRAND CAPITALS.
$4,000!
$4,000 $40, GOOSE 900 IS, 900 5000
$2,320-
80 prizes of S1,0O0-60 Of S500-60 of 5000
1879 Of $200-65 Of SlOO-6cc. &c.
76 Number Lottery--l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Quarters 81 81.
Certificates of Packages rs Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 26 Half do 50
Do de 26 Quarter do SO SO
For tickets and shares or certificates Of package.
in the above splendid Lotteries, address
j. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Washington city, D. G.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over, to
call who order above.
nov 20-2aw3wd&c
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VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Glass o, for l64l,
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday the
18th December, l64l.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
$4,000
1900 Dollars-6,O0 Dolars-S4 ,0O0-- So, d92
10 prizes Of 81 1885, 10 do Of 81 250i 10 of 81 900
&c. &c. Lowest prize $i2.
Tickets only $l0-Halves S5-Quarters 81 so
Certificates ofpackages Of IS wv hole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do % Half do 65 90
Do. do rs Quarter do 81 50
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ron THE MApIsosIAS.
RULE COLUMBIA.

aRenowned Is he, o Fillan, who fight. In .hs
s.rsneth Of his host. The bard pursues ms steps
through the land Of the foe.
"Ths sons Of song love the valiant "-ossi.r.
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III.
IaA Nation Of a day

Lo, Nation of day
Arms herself to meet Thy foe;
Millions, on their winting way,
Like their mountain torrents now !
Hark the drums Of Bennington
Rattle TO the Southern fife
Mothers urge the Legions on
Sisters cheer the stream Of life.
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c. H. VAN PATTEN, M. d.

Pennsylvania avenue, a few doors from Browns
Hotel nov 90 is1v
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WASHINGTON CITY.

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE usiTr-iS Sos-EssESriALs, LIBERTY; AND M ALL
THINGS cHARIrY.-9ugusiin.
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by George Sidney Camp, vol;
- price So cents. A new science Of politics Is
il disp ensable TO a new World"-De TocqueriHs.
This day received, for sale by

Also, History Of Michigan, from its earliest Colo
nzarion to the present time by James II. Lanman, l
vol; 80 cents
Scandinavia, ancient and modern, by A. Crichton,
LII. d. and Henry Wheaton, LII. d. lately Ameri-
can Charge dAfaires a. Copenhagen, 2 volumes /;
price dollar with map and IL engravings ilustra,-
ing The Mythology, Government, Laws, Manners and
institutions of the early Scandnavians, and of the
present state Of Society, Religion, Literature, Arts
and Commerce Of Denmark, Sweden and Norway.
nov 80
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A CARD. MRS. IRONSIDE is prepared To
IA receive small Mess Of Members Of Congress
Her house is situated on near 10th streets
nov l3-tf
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Islands Of the Deep, rejoice
Tribes Of Bramah, weep no more
Canada, lift up thy voice
China, guard thy secret shore
Egypt, shout again in pride;
Old Caffraria, sleep alone
Greece, awake on A,hos' side
Western lodia, cease thy groani
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Onward, onward, rolls the tide J
Hills and vallies, woods and plains,
Pour their tribute far and wide,
Echoing to the martial strains
Flags that long in dust have hung,
Crimsoned with the blood Of old,
Proudly to the breeze are flung,
Gliuering with their stars Of gold
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nor RENT.--A front room on the first floor E
l. street between 9th and 10 tn streets For particu
ars inquire at this office. nov left
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Draw the sword and bare the arml
Let the Flag Of Freedom float
Nations hear the wild alarm
Millions sound the tocsin note;
On the hills where thousands met,
Terrible in wars array,
CLEAN again, bright Bsyonetl-
Cymbals clash. and Trumpets bray
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communications.
ron THE aAplsosIAs.
RULE COLUMBIA.
Renowned Is he, o FiIlsn, who fight. In ,h
9Th Of his host The bard pursues his step
,gh the land Of the foe.
The sons Of song love the valiant. "--ossi.S
Draw the sword and bare the arml
Let the Flag Of Freedom float
Nations hear the wild alarm
Millions sound The tocsin note;
On the hills where thousands met,
Terrible in wars array,
CLEAN again, bright Bsyonet! -
Cymbals clash. and Trumpets bray
Islands Of the Deep, rejoice
Tribes Of Bramah, weep no more
Canada, lift upthy voice
China, guard thy secret shore
Egypt, shout again in pride;
Old Caffraria, sleep alone
Greece awake on Athos' side
Western Iodia, cease thy groan
Lo. Nation of day
Arms herself to meet thy foe
Millions, on their winting way,
Like their mountain torrents flow !!
Hsrk the drums of Bennington
Rattle 70 the Southern fife
Mothers urge the Legions on
Sisters cheer the stream Of life.
Onward, onward, rolls the tide!
Hills and vallies, woods and plains,
Pour their tribute far and wide
Echoing to the martial strains;
Flags tina. long in dust have hung,
Crimsoned with the blood of old,
Proudly to the breeze are flung,
Gliaering with their stars Of gold
Come, thou MISTRESS OF the SEA,
Rush upon the buckler'd host
Here are men, TO battle thee,
Noble as thy ranks can boast:
Banners, borne on Bunker Hill
Cannons, from thy soldiers torn
Swords, that crossed the highland hill,
r. ~. p.,oint;on,a mann
With her ensign floating free,
Spite Of battle, storm and tides
On the margin of the sea,
Sits the dark OBJ lRoNsIDEs
Sentinels their vigils keep,
Where thy naval heroes bled;
Cannons in their PORTFOLIOS Sleep
Der thy unforeotten dead.
Mighty ones who trod her deck,
When thy banner sank in shame,
Der sad and bloody wreck,
Live to battle in her name!
High their glorious pendants wave,
Beautiful amid host -
Come and md al early grave
Come they II teach thee how to boast.
vili
COP Of Battles! bare thy hand
Let thy red wing'd cohorts Hy
LIBERTY maintains her stand,
In the apple Of thine eye'
In her train Thy servants kneel--
Underneath thy Cross, they FORM
Guide them, in the battles wheel
Sare them, in the dreadful storm
ashing.on, Nov. %. J. Z y
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). g. GREGORY = co.. Managers.

VIRGINIA wELLsBURG LOTTERY.
Glass l., for lS4l.
To be drawn in Alexandra, Va. on Saturday 'e
4ih December, l64i:
BRILLIANT SCHEME
$50, 1000
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 1000 DoIlarsl 1920 Dollars!
80 Prizes Of $500.
so prizes Of S500-50 do Of $500.
Tickets only 80 Halves S5-Quarters ~ SO. .
Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole tickets $50 w
Do do. 90 half do 65 90
Do. do So quarter do 80 90
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With her ensign floating free,
Spite Of battle, storm and tides
On the margin Of the sea,
Sits the dark OLD lRoNsIDEs
Sentinels their vigils keep,
Where thy naval heroes bledi
Cannons in their portfolios sleep,
Der thy unforgotten dead.
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$4,000 Capital !.

FUfeen drawn numbers out OF 10.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass A, for lS4l.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del. on Thursday, Esd
December, l6aI.
GRAND SCHEME.
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Wesay this, put these gcwgaws, and thingss. upon
the principle you put ours, and we VIII take
as many you please and you take our beef and
pork, and grain on The same footing. But no., says
grandmother England cur books on free trade are
for you TO read and obey but for to act up TO- We
put it on TO your tobacco and BY and by when we get
other countries to raise plenty Of cotton we tack on
10 that, and you may whistle and fiddle illl you're
tired--we have got you! Why the shipments from
Savannah, by the tables, in American bottoms, in
one year. was 6SS ions in foreign bottoms, Al 1888
TINS Upon Lake Erie at Detroit, there were IN that
commerce thus
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INK AND WRITING FLUIDS. Superior En-
i glish and American Writing Ink Stevens blue
black, and brilliant red Writing Fluids in large and
small jugs.
Arnolds Copying Ink.
Teuys British do do For sale by
WIN. F. BAYLY
agent for j. X Herrick)
Pennsylvania Az, between 18th and 18th streets.
nov %
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American ~ ,ao "a
think this TOO great to be correct. But at Ontario
it is thu.
Vessels. Tonnage
American, 500 G35l7
British, l0ll 250sO
Thus, fve-sixths Of the commerce of that lake 10
in the hands of your great rival, In vain did Perry
fight and conquer, if this he the result Again, al
Cleveland, we find that IN one day 5000 barrels of
-four equal to 40 900 bushels Of wheat sold deli
verabe in Kingston, at the same price charged 70 New
York. All the in Kingston not large enough
To hold the American produce sent there to be shipped
and compete with us foreign market And near
ly all the produce from eleven States and Territories
goes thus by checking the free commerce of the city
and country, trade thus diverted and goes 10 ag-
grandize our rival
Why, in one year after the great treaty made
with Great Britain, the tolls on the Welland Canal rose
from 10000 to 50000i Before this treaty, your
own canal there 1853 900 tons deliverable at tide
water this would require 400 vessels Of 500 tons
your enemy and cripple yourselves. What, then, is
to be donel Let us,do justice 10 commerce. and agr-
culture, and manufactures and we ask no fayors of
the world. We 90 for free trade but when we don't
get IT, the American Institute is modest to boast Of
II. (Checrs) Gen r. then spoke of the conduc,
and treaty of England with Brazil-ber sending about
$27 600 600 of goods and taking nothing but cotton
In return which caused Brazil c say the treaty should
be void after 1874 Also the conduct Of England in
the tea trade in the 10 per cent Duty and then throw
ing open 10 the world and sending ost her stale tea
10 this country for fresh tea Ii we don't get free
trade reciprocity, say look at 10000 FER cent
our rice" Great Britain has three ourths of all our
commerce, while many Of our large vessels are lying
idle Look at The statistics of ship building in 1911
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Come, thou MISTRESS OF the SEA,
Rush upon the buckler'd hos.
Here are men, TO battle thee,
Noble as thy ranks can boast
Banners, borne on Bunker Hill
Cannons, from thy soldiers torn
Swords, that crossed the highland HILL
In the Revolutions morn!
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SO Prizes of 1,OOO!!
&c, &c.
Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Quarters So so.
Certificates Of packages Of Is whole tickets, $3.50 60
Do do rs half do. 65 90
Do do. rs quarter do. 80 so
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Mighty ones who trod her deck,
When thy banner sank in shame,
Ger sad and bloody wreck,
Live TO battle in her name
High their glorious pendants wave,
Beautiful amid host -
Come and md all early grave
Come they II teach thee how to boar
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think this TOO grea, to be correct, But at Ontario
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-07

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pFseea 81 selllleeiegy q ever. snd alsa viii ~
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