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New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
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Store 81 WlliiaGi-St:ret. corner ot.P.ne->,-eet.
J-THkSDAS Feb Y

Store 81 WiliaT.stEret corner ot.pine-st-eet.
UTHESD.AI. Feb. u.
Al Il o'clock. 1t tte Auction Room.
Damaged Goods French Goods damaged on The
voFde o. Importation Sold the underwriters.
tor cash
Also. case Mouse de Is;ns>
TUESDAY, Feb. - y
~ 10 c'oock a, the Auction Room
Package Sa!e-s@ pacases OF British, Scotch IRISH and
American Dry Goods oil recent importation comprising
large and desirable assortment seas,rab!: .ood,-on
credit ut s months, ror approved endorsed notes.
Catalogues and samples on the morning OF sale,
THURSDAY, Feb, ..
At 10 O'Clock a, the Auction Room
French and German CooG>-O cases OF French ard Ger
la Dry Goods uS landed per ates; ARRIVAL comprising
aos desirable OF fashionable and seasoaable
Goods on crsj OF SIX months for approved endorsed
Catalogues anu sam pies on the morning Q! sale
SATURDAY. Feb y.
A. 10 o'clcck The Auction RHon
Cloths and Cassineres.a large and general assortment
OF WeS England Cloths and Ca>SiverS received per late
arrivals, crc>; ~ SIX months tor approved endorsed
ao;eS,
\; Private Sal-Chna BIZ SiaHtki:; do Assorted Sew.
u:; Fancy ErcrcR syle Pcl CASHMERE, viz On
oui. Fancy Mkt, De jonvile, &c.
h>o-io0 pEece~ ~ 81 and 50 White aud Red Canton
Mating.
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Ioin Nc 9rlq ,,vornl Secretary III June lSia, Of
The Nor, American Insurance Company Paper shown.
reserved ihs paper MesSrS ASloy \ Leeds They
we're oitces insurance, dated @S October lgone tor
>l5o2aioy goods Anery Leeds for siN months goods
store y! Front ST. and hesecond for Sloot a5or good,
III sad so.tNt tie slid store bnrn down on the -Sl
t'la'> si9 There were receipts oniie policies for the
.ennt OF peynen,s Of the goods aleds.t have been
turt, among winch goods o. the Of cloths
charged in the indictment. rhcvhoe amount on both po
reS inory Leeds after the for goods burnt
Store sol Front >tNviS defendants made al.
lgyi the tine OF being insured that no advances had
been aleLr any on,hc goods nsarc>i and tai ony
4, ,ltichiz were chargeablc on the goods,
sa,ja,ia L. t,uio, svo!r-Sa;et thet Mcsrs Amory
eeS maize affidavit heiorene ,athc facts forth in The
atoye a,fita.it Aiiournet! 10 o'clock +. NJ.
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T Observation-Disclosures
rTHE REAL Camphene OH and Webb's

II y ftI<-f = = ttt11 P11C11V = II 'r'11 -
4 New Improved Bur1er.-The improvement ~ the
Burners complete and unequaied regulated by sng.
extremely simple and convenient 10 tfIH &C
those VINO haze been annoyed with poor OIL gas or spur
cas- caFnphene VIII ,ay try Webbs, the only real CAM
pierre they M br well pleased. This caEpene is a. safe
a. OIL vnot explode vii not sol the richest carpe, o.
dress, rl the wick, vii light large room a; The
or g worth Of oil Those who doubtful OF its safety
OK economy w lie amply convinced by examining the thor
ough experiments Professor Loche t. Journals OF the
Franklin and American Institutes Nometres required
ascertain the quantity consumed Astral nlantel, ami
chandelier lamps altered. and the whole expense saved
time. Paror lamps, and store taor's, shoemaker
anj manufacturers OF all Kinds Nor sale only III.
corner OF Caual--;- and Broafway. t2 lul2wi.2wos
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

u For 4sG,c Naont!, Om!y Terms reduced from
Teno Three Dollars. Academy -2l Broadway, opposite
Washington Hall.
Mr. GOLDSMITH the American lInrivara PellIla,l
pledges himself 10 inpart 10 Tie Ladies ana Gentlemen o
Newiorh and Brooklyn his much admired system OF llet
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
NEW DRY. GOODS Dull Trade and

EN- DRY GOODS Dull Trade and
Hard Times la bee he common complaint Tor some
weeks ant natural the Public seek cxperl their
morey, tie hest advantage. New Goods and Cheap Good,
therefore wiaways command market and the subscriber
lest the Ladies shouIdtoreet that they caa be found
-301 C1rsnd-street.
would tahcrm little by the torloc an! inform them
that e constantly purchasing goods suitable for the COM
M Season. ;I those who desire the first choice an, great
barljn would do well TO ca!ly early. The subscriber will
spare pans The ensuing 10 please the Public and
hopes sulto ENJOY that liberal patronage hitherto received
Just Received
hyerv rich assortment Silks embracing Light and Dark
Striped and figured chene, gacae striped aud watered and
vet oo,er styles. also blue black very heavy and rich
figures Plain Silks black and blue black and mode coor>
atirsrahe assortment Sann plain and figured marcelin
>incEey.s and gro de Naples fancy colors
Shawls Shawls
Elegant embroidered Satin Damask, silk, Cashmere. Bro
cla kabyc. Nerinn, sc. all very cheap
Prints
4 very large assortment ot French and English Prints
8tsascs AIerimack Dover Bristol, beautiful patterns
Domes,ics.
l0ca-es Just opened Bleached L. Cloths for d,i 10 Is
- Bales unbleached sheetng, Tor G' TO l0d.
Double with Sheetngs, and heeting>5 yards wide, very
.Heasy.
Also,
raglon- leriao, De- LANES, Challys Cambrcs, Cloths
Cas<jncrrs NeSns. Sancs Gambroons Hosiery. Gloves
Sikand Linen handkerchies Drapery's Danask Hollands
Paper nusln White goods oieycry style Cloths Flanne>
Dat,le Eta and Russia and Irish Diapers, and almost every
article in Dr.. Goods al the lowest rates.
J. II. DINGN1AN.
=I!2 CTS SOL Grantl-St corner Orchard.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
DIED

E~aRl GOODS from Auction.-Iust re-
4 ceive, nom faction. 10, barred Muslin,
slightly spotted, / Cd per yard; perfect 2s
also quantity silk plan and figured ats, Cd aad !, per
yard. Ribbons uncommon cheani $: Bobinet Lace Is cd
per yard and 10, 9, dnsrlume embroidered Collars at
rs ,l . piece work. which! offered being cheap
besides many articles. mention
ThoS who are about purchasing ereSpeculE m.Iiel 10
call a, IL CLaEK', Gsee;.,icii-street, between
Corr,Ian,I, and Dey-s,ras,. IA. eodis
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
rex. or NEw.YoHk, FEBRUARY u, 1874

PORT r NEw-YoRK,= FEBRUARY 70, 1912.
MINIATURE ALslASNc.--THIs D.sY
Rises ' sss m Es s ssaSa S9a morn -
.lsatrSt= Dates.
LONDON an. Jan.
an Il MEMOIR Fans tehi
----------
CLEA9ED YESTERDAY
>h}s Sally TEonpSen,laS Gc!.:oa, Fox Livingston;
Britannia, Cook, y Orleans, il Rowland, Son Co;
Nashville, Chase. y Orleans. Nm Nelson.
Bark Henry Newton Marvin Orleans. Elwel:ZBrit
bark Sirion. CareN Hull,j Il bra!ue.
BriaS Isabella. Mckee 81 CfDN. iSop y ChInceE Is
konsan Hopkins ClIEptchv Bonchaud y lhehauGI New
Orleans Alden BerUlu,ja Middleton X Co fremont, he-
IL. Bermuda. " naserQFrt2 EC.ola, Fish fort Leon
Via key Nest, f D Iiur.5u, \ CO.
Scsas Abbott Lawrence Meeher, Boston Gea Cobb,
iialllrsoad, Providence, X Z Back-
AERtvEo YESTERDAY
;, Paeke; snip oneila ruc from Iyre ri Decf'atze, 10
Borti * i,ncke,l
MiG,uyp.
E 3 Z! Pomona !Eisar days nom Amsterdam, iss
NsIez@f!a g:ig lq.o, Ra5oo 50 days from alaraeaibo
10 Z Ntvlls Y Son-l5# passengers
Schr Maiden, iiill II days from Boston
ships Shakespeare AMI Sheffield rennr-. y,s-pr are
still below.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

Therea>on Mr. .>nory gave withdrawing ti.e old N,
oices was that he wanted enhody them all IN onen-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

Direct resl,nsdThc defendants did not byin the checks
ir the aiuou, OF themselves. In, sent them by'
serk we never went ourselves and examined: whether
no; The goods the stores but rnse, 10 their repre-
svAlauon, ,hat,hev "ere pefs. wish faq examined
i.r ourselves
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
llBRf.LLAS AND PARASOLS.-

UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-
McNANiEE SANDFORD Manufacturers and Deal
GfIeayerstrcet, OF Hanover respectfully inform
MERCHANTS and the public generally, that they nov
nave large assortment vichthey making addition,
jaiiv IN tie above line. Their
EllBRELIiS embrace every style Of Cotton, GIngaau'
and SIX. Their
.PAHA>OLS and SUBSIDIES made from the richest
Sit. inown in tie market
~. 3. NIcN.& enabled by adopting plan (pecula
t!"U>elvs,l to combine IN the manufacture Oh Their I'm
rc!la and Elrasol, te Lghtnes, Elegance and Finish
tie French w The Strength OF the American. This stale
t, while recommends our Umbrellas in general, offer
Nj 81 ALinduceuent, those VIII. wish superior art
cltsot LalIe. anil Gsitem1ls Silk Umbrella.
Men. S; : also manufacture all the styles o.
RICH SATIN and FANCY STOCKS, adapted 70 the
Spring Trade which they now oter together VIII! an eA
trfStve assortment OF
zCEN.rLEllEN'S SCARFS, Cravas Gloves. Ready Mad
Linen, spepders. prices which shall not
by mill the ~ Lowest in this or any ote;
market, l.l
BOZ Scar:s and Crava;s-nme splendid patterns u,i
recegeii designed Tor Boz Balls, Dinners and Evenin-
Paria. flG Inns
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16


but the ratcnas Tendency 70 improve Francs have be-u
firm to-day an,! tlaaa At 80: Tor prime bits
Philadelphia Exchange las improved about3 per cent
the adyices from rnaueipnia beng favorable The closing
rate Wa g. Virginia also better by per cent LOUIS
vile per cent Neyg-Orleans Is slightly worse
Tho French packet to-l-orrnw VIII take considerable
6uan1y OF specie consequence OF the firm rates Tor
France Mexican Dollars have advanced to premium.
W. learn Philadelphia that=yesterday the Bank OF
Pennsylvania commenced yinF tie nierts. on tie public
DEBT at tie State specie current Notes s y PER cent
aaa.d The injunction, undc which the Bank was placed
has not beenremoyc,i, but tins payment made by order
oil the Supreme Thus nas Peni,v gaia IN r.ca-
sure reieeuct TIER i>aonoretiah Letters from Pmiaiei-
pla express The belief that is resumption bill reported TO
the Sena. Vii! be thrown aside and t bill from the House
s<. some amendments viii be passed Specewas At 7 per
emit premium. ExchanGe=on &ew York 6 6 United
Pennsyyn sank a, Relief Notes 10 per cent below
currency understand That unsettled state OF nan-
cal matters has prevented great measure the usnalpre-
rara,ions Tor tic Spring business and hate impression
tia, General crash coming prtyais very generally and
t!airnosi OF the merchants consequence arrdisinclned TO
do mach business.
The North American ay.s' The Injunction onthe Bank
Penny lvana postponed mill onorro" when IL viii
probably expire hy mutnalconseni.'
There better feeling inoney matters IN Ptlladei-
ua tho North American. Large sales al Stale Elves
made at %.
The senate Of Tennessee has adopted resolution calling
upon the Banks OF that State pecie payments on
the Isl of January, 1913.
The Cincinnati bank. do notrrceivc the following notes,
which have heretofore been received paid Bank
OF chiicotlie !;aI. Hamilton and Bark OF Lancaster
Ina DAYS they viii probably be compelled 10 decline
rrTpiyiup others,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

DREMICM OMEN at private sale

DREA1luM OMEN at private safe
4 The highly approved woke o: Fat Catle.ilrsd and
aitencd by NJ William * Towns.nG Prospect Hi, two
ies from New Ilaren. which took the frSt thr
Far the American Institute and al the Czti Show at
New Haven last fail, he III 10 Broadway
(Tauerszlrsl The we'll worth The attention Of those
ond OF good Beef These catfs were sax years Old last
Ma ard rveigia this time 5,32 po1ns Tne are con-
eered a perfection anr cattle eyer offered N To-.
civ. ip u.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

Office No. l31 Na>-au--t. opposite Clinton al!, :, Y.
Families and gentlemen attended ,hcr residences by
appointment. and al orders lei either place. sent
through the Pos, Office, wi.receve prompt attention
" B-L.tcs' apparel and Fancy Bail Dresses also pnr
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
II THOMAS JONES, Accountant

source of endless amusement, most pleasing and
instructive progress The exact words oi RAPID speak,
= low thought may be FOL! wed with c!earne. ana
,rtirty Private classes Ladies viii be waited upon by
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
"a 4 VALUABLE FARM. In New

l@. town. L. L. for sale. let ronianng about .sy
Three having extensive water front the East
River ani Bowcry BAY, about three miles from liaett's
On le premises is good dwelling house wlilchcn lt.
achei, barn and carriage house good hearing apple
orchard, pear and plum trees \ par OF the purchase
money may remain secured lp bond and mortgage iT
ply 10 PHYFE BROTHER,
tl6 lIn No. IS Maiden lane
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DUBLIC NOTICE.-Importanttofam-
II. LEVITT 7Io Broadway.

= Or families throwing aside rom thcr warrobe art.
Giles OF WEARING apparel desiring tgrn tie .
cash can ota, tiom Tie subscriber 20 percent Eior than
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

MINIATURE ALNAS>C.--THIs DsY
IAE sUS MooS FULL 81
Rises IS SEES ; II Sets moru South I SIS morn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

Ncw-York, Jan. Is, 1892.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

AT large and highly respectable meet
ing of the democracy Of Columbus and
its vicinity held at McElvain's Franklin
House en- Tuesday evening, May Sd, DR..
WILLIAM TREVITT was called to the.
chair, and E. GAZE appointed Secretary
After the object Of the meeting had
been stated, on motion of Col. Samuel
Medary, it was
ResOIued, That committee consist
ing of FIVE persons be appointed by the
Chair, to draft resolutions expressive of
the objects Of the meeting, and Messrs.
G. B. Flood, Jacob Medary, Andrew Nc
EIvain, John Walton and Hsman A. Moore
were appointed said committee.
During the absence of the committee
Nh. Maltby addressed the meeting in a
masterly speech Of somelength.
The committee to whom that duty was
assigned then reportcd the following res
olutions:
RssoEDed, That committee Of ten be
appointed BY the chair, for the purpose Of
inviting Gen, JACKSON, Mr.. VAN RU-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17

CpRIoUs DEvELoPMEEF.-We understand
that the evidence given before the Judges
oflhe court Of Sessions in Mr.. BiddIe's
case disclose singular fact.
1t will be recOllecled that in Mr. Bid
dies letters 10 the public, he prOfessed to
have withdrawn from all management Of
the bank when he resigned The Presiden-
cy,-that the subsequent bad manage
nent, no way influenced by him, was the
cause Of its misioitunes, and that he was
Justly entitled 10 throw upon the bank the
losses Of the COLON speculatiOns, while he
tookiheproftS TO himself, because tbeIbank
had improperly urged the sale, and in
urging Dir. Dunlap had undertaken that
the bank should bear the loss. Upon that
letter Mr.. Biddle placed his justification.
II now appears as we understand, from
the testimony Of Mr.. Cabot, not only that
Mr.. b ddle continued 10 direct or iDflu-
ence The management of the bank after
be had resigned, but also that he actually
wrote himself the aforesaid letter, which
he induced Mr. Dunlap to sign, thus him.
self being the prime mover in ordering
the immediate sale OF the cotton, aud
engaging that the bank should bear any
loss upon it which might take place.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17
ten seeks 10 quiet its own pangs, by in
creased exasperation.

ten seeks 10 quiet its own .paHgs, by in
creased exasperation.
As to Mr.. Clay's apparently graceful
withdrawal from the controversy, for the
sake OF harmony, and the letter proddced
and read on the occasion, there was moth
ing in all this but show. Mr. Clay's
friends never gave up their persistence,
their pertinacity, their adhersnce Ito use
the strongest Parliamentary phrase) TO Mr.
Clay.s nomination, till he was beaten,
thorougholy beaten, in the Conventon,-
And then an attempt was made, adroit
enough, but such as deceived nobody, to
turn his defeat into a withdrawal.
But from that disappointment, Mr.. Clay's
wounded spirit has never recovered. He
soon afterwards, indeed, endeavored to
make the best of it; to support General
Harrison's election, and to place himself
in the line Of succession next to the Gen.
eral, who had declared his intention of
serving one term only .-MadisOnian.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17

Don't depend on foreigners is the cry
ofthe thrifiites. Their practice don't
agree with their preaching. The Presi-
dent of The New York Home League Con-
veniiOn, it is said has been buying splen-
did service of British plate! The most
famous protection man in Massachu-
setts, carpets his house with foreign ar.
ticle which costs only forty dollars per.
yard! and he has duplicate copies of this
splendid article, in order that, should any
accident happen to one, the other NAV
be ready 10 supply its place. Don't, dear
countrymen, be dependent on foreigners
by no manner Of means 'whatsomevef.
Islander.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17

New YoRK.-Previous to The adjourn :
ment Of tho Legislature of the State Of
New York, joint resolutions of the two
Houses were passed expressing opinions
adverse TO the position assumed by the
Governor in the controversy with the Ex-
ecutive of Virginia, 10 a demand of the
latter for the delivery of certain persons,
claimed as fugitives from justice. The
Legislature asserts, in opposition TO Gov.
Seward; that the stealing off slave, with
in the jurisdiction and against the laws Of
Virginia, is felony or other crime, with
in the meaning Of the Constitution of the
United States .-NatiOndI Lateligencer.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17
The ELrcr1oN.-A sketch from I

The ELECTIoN.-A sketch from Dich
ens.-"Well, Sam," said MIR. Pickwick
as his valet appeared at his bedroom dOol
Just as he was concluding his toilet, sal
alive 10 day, suppose! Reg'lar game
sir" replied Mr.. Weller; 'our peoples col
lecting down at the Town Arms, and they
are following themselves horse AREA
dy.
'Ah,' said Mr.. Pickwick, do they seen
devoted TO their party, Sam?'
Never see such devotion in nv life
SIR
Energetic, eh?' said Mr.. Pickwick.
'Uncommun,' replied Sam, Il never see
men eat and drink afore. lwonder they
ant afear'd o'bustin.'
That's the mistaken Kindness of The
gentry here, saidMr. Pickwick.
Very llke,' replied Sam, briefly.
'Fins, fresh harty fellows they SEEM
said Mr.. Pickwick, glancIng from the
window.
Very fresh,' replied Sam; 'me and
the two walters al the Peacock has been
a pumpn over the independent voters as
supposed the last night"
Pumping over independent voters!'
exclaimed Mr.. Pickwick.
yes said his attende Mt, every man
slept where he fell down; we dragged
,em out, one by one, this morniA,' aud
put 'em under the pump, and they're
IN reg'Iar ine order now. Shillln'a head
the committee paid for that'ere JOB
The night after the last day o'lhe last
election here, the opposite party bribed
the bar maid at the Town Arms, 10 bo.
Gus the brandy and water of fourteen un-
PolIed electors as was stoppin in the
house."
what do you mean by housing the
brandy and water!' enquired Mr..
Pickwick.
Putin laud'num in it, replied Sam.
BLESSED ifshe didn't senl 'em all to sleep
till twelve hours after the election was
over They took one man up to the booth
in truck, fast asleep, by way Of experi-
ment, but # was no go: they wouldn't poll
him; SO they brought him back and put
him to bed aga;n."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

"Something loo much of this" we ex.
claimed to ourselves the other day while
pursuing another Of Mr.. Adams English
speeches, in the presence Of the Repre-
sentatives ofthe American people in the
American Congress. On all The great
questions between England and the Uni.
ted States, Mr.. Adams has sustained the
British interest as warmly and as e flectu-
ally as if Sir Robert Peel himself defen-
ded itby authority in those republican
Halls. "The right ofsearch," ," which we
never can yield, under any circumstan,
ces, he would give TO Great Britain: and
thus, in the appropriate language of the
Baltimore American, 'stbe deck Of every
American vessel would be trodden by
British official whose ePauleite would con-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17

TIE CHRISTMAS BoyyErs.-A civ
maid-ofall work, having bought a new
bonnet with her Christmas box, resolved
10 wear the same ON her next'Sunday out, >
and asked the servant next door to ac-
company her, as some protection from
Persoss in the street,who invariably noticed
any-new gear she happened to wear
Accordingly, the two girls set out for
church. where. CHANGING to enter at the
moment the choir were singing the Hal
lelniuh, the girl in the new bonnet dart
ed out of the church,crying to her friend'T
told You how it would be-they were all
crvng cut to me, 'hardly knew youf'-
Hallelujabl 'heardly knew your Halle
lUjah.l
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17

New REMEDY Fer HYDRoPHoBrA.-Dr.
Heller, member of the Royal Academy
of Mediciue, (Paris) lately communicated
to his society, that in Greece it is prac-
tice to observe The tongues of those who
have been bitten by dogs, because at the
end Of eight or nine days there appears
on each side ofthe tongue, and near tho
upper part, postules called lysses BY the
Greeks. These postuIes contain the
whole rab,d matter, and Immediately they
are cut out and the wounds csuterised,
which prevents bydrophobia,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17
NEW sERIEs-VoL. II. NO. AZ.

stIIute the badge Of his authority to pro.
nounce upon her nationality" He would
take the side Of Mexico and the villain
Santa Anna. merely because that living
walking lie praled with disgusting mucke.
Ty against slavery in Texas. He wouI d
see the Chinese heather hewn to pieces
BY the keen swords and the sure muskets
of Christian England. He would yield
up the boundaries OF our Territories in
the North West. and he would suffer the
blood Of Durfee and the outrage upon the
Caroline, 10 remain unavenged and unre
dressed We say we have no patience
with such patriotism" as this. As well
might the assassin preach love and peace
to us while he drove his knife into our
Vitals, and had bis hands in our pockets
Mr.. Adams has presumed too much upon
the American people; and The sympathies
fer his age and the admiration Of his gen.
iOus are both merged into contempt for a
man whose hand is always raised against
his country; and who to quench the thirst
Dfa lOugsmouldering but now blazing
Haired Of one portion Of our beloved
,ounIry,wOuld see the whole land drench-
I'd with fraernal blood, and the black
banner Of ''Dissolution'' waving, like a
storm cloud, over ruined Republic?-
Let those praise this maa wae will. Ii is
ime that the county should see aud know
he lengths 10 which he weuld carry his
counterfeit patriotism.-Lancaster Jour
lGL.