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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

IN certain delicate diseases in which the best and
~ convenient of stated the planest poss
Bile 1.-The used the authors practice
being given without reservel giving also clear and faithful
description of several innocent disorders frequently mistaken
for veneeal which afford wide field for the and
decepons Of well known Boosting class Of people None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities Of judging
possibly imagine the and varied Of deception
which exist on this subject the serings both mind
bound.)
Aware of the opinion in general entertained of
who obtrude their skill the public mutudes Of whom
almost every paper) considered duty
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial CONFIDENCE
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &c-hs
former works medicine, viz, The domestic Guide
tise pyspepssou the Epidemic Cholera he has
timonal letters from the eminent physicians of Europe
the most eminent in Amerca Sir Ashley Cooper to DR. Mott
Of this city, Dr. physick Of Philadelphia, and Others and
which gratifying, has permission refer almost
every physician ofeIninence in the city.
The author lately observed that several petender.
have nearly initiated his and the title Of
his book they coua but those who should unfortunate
u1q Im+ mC
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Medical Aid.

nR COOK &C Gold street. regular Medical and Surg
u cal Doctors has had then 30 experiences the
and stages With one eIespt9n Dr. Cook has cured
Dr. z. is anstive born citizen Of the United States and
member Of the Medical Society Terms for advice med
S. and guaranteed Letters by enclosing tho
will particular prompt attention. Imtr
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SUPREME Couar OF THE UNITED SrATEs--Decem-
Der ii, 1S45.-Henry w billiard, Esq, of Alabama,
and Augustus Kellogg, Esq, Of New York were ad
mitted as Attorneys and Counsellors of this Court.
No ss-Georgs Smith, plaintiff in error vs.. william
Turner, Health Commissioner, sc. The argument OF
this continued by MIR Van Buren, for the de-
PENDANT in Adjourned till to morning. IL o'clock
FIRE IN RAHwAY.-We regret to learn that the
wool carding mill and grist mill at Upper Railway,
owned by Mr. Mathew Brown, were consumed by fire
Yesterday morning about O'Clock. Nothing saved
Some Of the machinery had only been in two
days There was no insuIance-Necdrk Daily .4dpcr.
fiser. Dec IL
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Domestic lmpOrtationa.

New ORLEAss-Bague Thetis-30o pieces baggng 80 hhds
sugar Rowland x Aspnwa20O bales cotton A Ayerll-27
b6s oil Bartleuao hhds sugar Matthews25 do Roberts
-2o57 bbs flour Il do beef Suydam, Sage & CO.
sAyANsH-Brg Savannah l43 bales cotton Tallman co
-io9 do SWAIN COB do Parmalee Rogers-l0 do 1919
cks rice Spoford Tleston-7l casks rice Buckneyer
sons rolls leather Wade Crosby- Dbl VIM Bergen-T
do Taylor-76 bags Wood & CO.
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WIGS ssx SN fb. Tf96Gprrs.

n AcCHELO new Invented wiss sqd Soaps sepsyissuy
ID SsssmSs ts natsrai hair - 70 DEFY assctiop y pow
when new one perfectly adapted the and style
every without any ofthe yexatous diepes
long by wig be procured at VIM.
BATCHELOR'S. Wall street, near Broadway. Removed
from 1855 Broadway. MIC 1mfm
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ATKAPILATORY,
OR LIQUID
HAIR DIVE


FOR CHANGING THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK
OR BROWN, IN A FEW MINUTES
by simple and easy process, loitho,a stunning the
sktn, or IN any may tnjuring the hair
BY J. LAIRD, 81 CHATHAM STREET
tVHE great advantages possessed by this Hair Dye over
those hitherto IN use, will be apparent Ii produ-
time and much Of the trouble and attending the use
Of all former dyes are entirely obvaec this For produ
cling the lighter shades of brown the Aapatory may be said
to be the ouy preparation through which
be relied aud IN addition the color having close
Resemblance o that OF nature completely dey detec
ton the q the dye will be found in injurious
70 te nalr wnicn after te operation VIII retain Its
.m,u j. LAIRD, % Chsthamst,
go lm-m New York.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
'NHE above Reward Of Fifteen Hundred Dollar, will be
Hnnd.d Dollars, stolen from Mytcn Van Deusen the city
Hudson, ~ " on the night OF the 9Th October last while
on his passage from Hudson - the city Of New YORK; the
part OF SAID be recovered restored the
su5scrIbsrs, or application to either ofthem.
ne money was contained y small carpet bag, which
taken from the berth OF said Van Deusen found the neY
day inthc wheel house Of the boat and ed Of It's con-
tents consisted OF bills Of various aud Of Sc
ver.i BAT ks be remembered fuliows
$i2a0 ia rs and los Of the Ontda Bank
s ~ 50 and los principally Of the Pine Plains and Kinder
$1,000 IN BILLS Of various demon ofe Farm.rx Dak
OF Hudson '' ~ ''' ~
$1,000 about that Of the bills Of the Phen Bank Of
hss.nliord, and sther Eastern Money
bills. 80 "' ''S al =" :" uoiiai
Il me balance Of the money bills of Western banks Of
New York, Nov, 2lst, 1876.
AuG:E. MASTERS, 1911 Pearl st.
r rtEipuRhcn,E n ELLERY, William st.
Committee for Assignees Of Myron Van Deusen.
n23 Im'T
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Medical Card.
DOCTOR NOR RIS

DO &c / q M q Il II 8 q N,
NORTH RIVER DiSPENSARY, 2o4k Fulton strest -
IN Doctor Morrison continues be csulted condentiay
on ali private diseases which he without mercury or
srant diet pursuit Recent particularly "Gonor-
rhssH r. SnFs' e e SaXs rRrrHRA .n,.a Nv n,
improved principles, without pain or ncopyennce to
those Of affections urinary apparatus but
erenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
suffer much injury from awkward rsesSners INV,
This affection the tram OF evils resulting from de-
.ucye hab, in youth inducing nocturnal emission. and ult
principles by restoring the system healthy toue and REIN
charge.
A. B-Dr M. holds no communion with medical pEtenders.
who claim to ne Surgeons he Is perhaps the only qualified
adyertising Surgeon in the city See his diplomas in his Office
D.n s1c ;1sss L ps0 ara leo will
Office 2olh Fulton street, Greenwich New York Open
frOm IN MI vnpvc
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MEDICINE MADE PALATABLE.
SIENNA FREE OF ITS TASTE & SMELL.
MILLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SIENNA This il !.
I pure extract Of finest Alexandra SIENNA high s,as
Of perection prepared Vacuo is an efficient easv
tive IN small dosesthoss adults seldom exceeding one or
teaspooosfu ard produces cknes gripping m ~ ope
ration only the corrected fu
the taste rendered positively agreeable and inviting conss
queny lh this preparations the difficulty attending the giving
Of Sienna To children Is entirely removed Instead Of The lori
ing which the bulky dose Of the ordinary SIENNA Tea
the Fluid Extract OF Sienna taken by them with ths
readiness aud even with relish. ''
Prepared by w. MILLS, Practical Chemist (lae assisan
Chemist the Laboratory of the Apothecafes Hall London
Sold wholesale and retail his office and Iaboraorv Is
Walker NJ Y. also at the Eagle Shirt NJ
3lS broidway, W. =. $50 Im-r
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4 o.. The train of cars from Phadelphia, bearing
the southern mail, was detained two hours last
night by the breakage OF one of the wheels.
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OR falling off Of the Hair and Ptyrass. or D,ndg sc
S a WHICH a. gid fa aad r BY as
Of hair scalp certain nor p s e
~ he % w
ened curl longer and t Sys siI nfaSs IN
s aSw IL
N /, few Of which sod Wholesale ans
10 NJ, w., u:n Nav York. May 81. 1874.
na Isi and HS time since hair became
as.. s
sss ans happy ..y
s:%s
'N ~ Yours Ssdsssi: S1'a Tx. success
Proprietor Of City Hotel.
Do eerf, that have been seriously afflicted With aandra
made articles. be sure Remedies s? for na be
sfss% @ 81, The e Re-
has irflibe Ongaent and the result has been highly satsac
ss ' as %S St
aeoy Il make uss Of y, being perfectly satisfied
ManchestH, Ontario County, ~.
"A, w.. nan. New YORK, October, 1914.
shsvng had The mforuse to lose greater par, of
months BY the Suggestion Sse Of '1 %y
os sS ~ and hs to S %s s. % sr 5 a.
as , %Sl' IN is i, make. ha
Respectfully,
j. H. sANDERsoN,
$50 Pearl street
hecosc. HIS nfalibs Onguen be obtained only
sueets ahd AZ the following agents, New York -
m n Caey go, l86 Pearl street; Graham Co. ~
e.n street MT Thomas no sewe 47a Grand street
s.oe % Atlantic street Wilamsbursh, Banaett Con-
ctonsry ~ M between Grand and South LIST streets bany
y a herlck, No. Deavan House Baltimore, Md, Mc@rs.
MORTIMER Mowbry, corner Of Market and Charles streets
nIsEAsEs OF THE URINARY ORGANs-Snch as
Bladder, Also, Oonorrhea,
Urethra, Geets,
lr0strate Giend, Strictures.
Kidneys, and Seminal weakness,
Loins. Diabetes, &c
speedily aud eectualIy removed by Abenehys Botan
Pills without particle Of mercury They are equally
suitable for females They give energy 70 the
tive organs rarely TAX ing other me-
dcines For Apotheca Hail. 8 Catharne sweet and
IN Maiden Lane. Price 81 nj inns nc
DR. HULLS TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THE superiority Of DR. Hul, instruments over all Others
rope and America. ~ ' '"y' ~
Once Vesey street, Astor Hous. csu.i. Il; Attendance.
" ne sdies department. rulmsmc
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DIR. SALMON'S REMEDY

panied With indigestion loss of appetite, headache
attacks giddiness palpa,On lango low spirits loss Of
habitual and other distressing symptoms
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with extra
ordinary private pacuce; and priced highly by
all who have taken that the proprietor has been induced TO
from the above complaints that it is processes
perfect nvgotng the system restoring appetite health
coer and strength, even the most debilitated.
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, nor any
of and does the closest attention
business given required
DIR. VIM. MINOR, 1872 Broadway,
NE 1me rnr IF oh Aoanf forN
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Passengers Sailed.
LIvERPooL-Steamship assachusetts-Captain Clsyton
Mr. phps, of England Mr. Meyer and lady Mr. Rchmu Ter
and Mr. Smith, of New York.
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READ THIS

READ THIS.
Lib CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especalIv
those OF long standing receive advice
s on tie first application, neither required
NO ~ hsads @fsse D. HElNE, N. y.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

COOPER, IL Duane street, between Chatham and vii
- liam streets has for the last ten years confined his prac
tce Of venerea other
ofa delicate Dr. Cooper spent years celebrated
Lock Hospital and has for the last enjoyed the
extensive practice private diseases of any medical man In
New York He the most aggravated CAGES oil this
disease and mild removed in two to five days The Dr.
his patients leave until perfect cure performed
StrctueDoctor Cooper has discovered new method bv
which he the worst form Of Structure in one
weeks, with scarcely any pain TO the patient. =
Constitutional Debility, brought on by secret habit ntu
ed by young men.-This when freely INDUCED in b.
gets dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs small OF the back
confusion intellect rgetfuness papitaton Of the heart
and society warranted every case or no
charge.
and recoec the number H. with the mortar over The
door there deceptive sign and calculated
upon the credu the block DR. Cooper is the only
lifted physician who adverses in this street o3O mIr
nOCTUK CORBITT, Member Of the Unye1.ty Of New
~ York also member Of the Medical Society has
Square may be consulted condentally on all diseases OF
delicate nature Strangers informed that the Doctor has
exclusively confined his practice from being general the
of certain classes OF diseases over thirteen
the city Of New York. which engages his entire senton-
The medicine do record greater than Ia
he found his practice The Doctor cautions the
against the OF mercury as has its thousands victims
Recent removed three four days from the
Those proracted and maea,ed cases that have been
under the treamers hyscan less experienced will he
to find prompt relief by calling on Or O. practice OF
responsibility Structures the Doctors profound atten
ton A medicine may be had prevent certain disease m
any Of its forms. Open from A. M. to 10 PM
nj lmoFr
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- 1Ex VALIANT ulHUIOAI NOIlOH,
nQCTQR EyANg No. IL Peck Slip, Water street.,
Ss York has been more than forty in the
ihoss s.ss ~ vsy % M - IA
sinate ulcers in the throat STRUCTURES &c. caused BY
malpractice M Of the greatest Importance for the unfon
nate 70 choose an experienced physcian pr the oth,
astonishing even they have expelled Hospital
incuabe His Offices well arranged for privacy Cali
and all gu ranteed. o3l lm&rc
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MARITIME HERALD.


Packets to sail.
LIVERPOOL.
:; X. Skiddy, Skiddy, Dec. II
view YORK, trooper, Dec Is
Liverpool, Eldridge, Dec. 81
PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster, Hovey, Dec. 20
Sc. James, Meyer, Jan. /
Northumberland, Jan. 10
HAvRE.
Zurich, Thompson, Dec. ls
S,lvie de Grasse, Dec. "a
Utica, Hewitt, Jan. /
NARsEILLEs.
Arcole, Eveleigh, Jan. i
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KY nnUADWAf corner Of Reade street. up s.rir. has
FOR parlor or mante variety OF Cases, Shades
Mounted Birds Bird Skins, &C., for sale or exchongsd Pr
PM. &C., moun.ea m very superior manner TO order
r%S p OF private cole ctons supplied shortest notice
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AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THE superiority Of Dr. Hus Instruments ovcs all others
rope and America. ' r"'' -
Once vesey street. Aston House. female in attendance
IN the ladies' department. nSIms INC
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Mansion House,
N ov. 30-n.

Corner ofSt. Paul and Fayeue streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken, fitted
and furnished the MAN SION HOUSE as
Public Hotel would be happy IN receive
the patronage ofthe travelling community
who may favor him with call, and flat
rers himself that they will find every com
fort and attention which are to be met
with in the best Hotels in the CITY.
N b. A few Gentlemen can be ac-
c"mmodaed with board aud pleasar,
rooms by the month or wear on rcasoua-
Bile terms. JOHN ALIERTSON.
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Elkton Jan. 1lh 1918.
Stoves! Stoves!

The subscriber thankful to the public
for Fast favors. would again inform them
that he is now ready to furnish them with
stoves Of every description for burning
either wood ur coal, which he iii sell
as cheap as they can be had elsewhere.
He would be pleased to show his stock
to his old customers and the public gen
orally before they make their purchases
Call at his Tin Ware and Stove Store
next door to Dir. WalIace's Drug Store.
JOHN t. GRAHAM.
EIkton Oct. 18th lSl1.
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John vi. Orenl
a. 90


N. w Corner of Baltimore < Charles SITS
BALTInIrRE.
Dbl AVE on hand an extensive aud choice
~ as sortnent of
cloths, CaSSimeres and Tcsiings Of the
most approved French, English and A
merican ManuaCluGe--whlch they are
prepared to make up in the most fashion
able and best manner at shortest notice and
at low prices.
Superior Clothing Ready Made,
Ga the second floor of their store which
they have fitted up for the purpose. they
have general stock of snperinc and me-
dunn clothing ready made They have
always large numher of Office and Bust
hess Goats, and Over Goats and Cloth
Cloaks.
They make up the best of goods, sell
nothing but what they have made under
their own immediate notice, the sivlc and
work of which they can confidently re-
commend as equal /" any Ihln. lhat can
be produced in any city in the inion.--
They invite citizens and strangers to cx
anime their stock
s}They have but one price for their
goods, the lowest price at which they can
be sold is plainly marked in figures on
every article.
Nov. 30-u.
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gHyHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That

SHSlliS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That
- the subscriber OF Cecil county, hath
obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters teslamenlary on the per
sonal estate OF Deborah Miller, late of
said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the ,ald deceased, are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
the vouchers there, (. duly authenticated
on or before the Sd day of April, 1915;
they may "therw Use. by law, be excluded
from all benefit oi said estate. All per-
sons indebted TO sad estate are requested
To make immediate payment to the sub
scrIber Given under my hand This 2lsl
day of December. lSI4
JOHN {. GHOOME. Ex'lor.
Dec. 2lst lSii-6w
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Is cts. Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber. on Sun
day the 29ih Dec. lS4l, Samuel Wilson
an mdenled apprentice to the Timing
business. All persons are cautioned
against harhoring or employing him--as
| will enforce The law agains. any person
50 oilending.
!. H. GRAHAM.
Elktnn Jan. ain 1918.
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Tii7ER' S FRE.NCH REFOLU-
TO,N (CO,VPLETEj FOR Owe
DOLLiR .i.ND i QU.3RTNR!

e "'uy 'iart' fn''""G'PI''a' noish TINS
|"'i " re" an" '"GaP hn"t"h o. me
History OF the French revolution.
nv Nv NJ A. r"'"N s.
,"''S'a''u from 'no L3''' VIVA NOES ana
unions III volumes: fr'te olilN ,-"'
'le e"i''oh o, '"c 'i'S'oiy VI lhr iench he
'o'"'."h now 'ieF@" 20 ilo P""i'' Is printed on
very large Upon Eoou I'P't' All" contains
"p"t'uS u SeNen'e7" '"'so oII'iO i'14es' ana Is
"'i"Gs" """o'y t"e CH''I'St JUN eyer Pup.,SH-
e. ~ CI'N n'''ISs't1 =, ','''o1"'.o" 10 nc
,'''t y 'y"i'I''o.'' n3 ~ .. IVA > 'oM ~
WV P''s'.'' "
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Wv ''"''' ~ Wv - wv ''''" u iva"
Nf'r T,r;..,. re r >.,. ..,,-,., -,
,,,i', I', ''' " .'"po''In "l,''""' ''e
-' '''' VI ''''
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suule copies. g. par annnm, in advance

,nv postmasl, RS. or other person, Wishing 10
WY cory. as a specimen, will he FURNISHED by
1rnssing the publisher post paid. E4',srs CO.
'"s W GEORGE r. GRAHAM
No. qs Chestnut Street, phIade'fi'"'
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~ office.

This is 10 i"rwarn all persons from re-
moving any property from, or ..om cut
ting any 'imb on The farm formerly oc..
cnpied by Mr.. George W. Lightner.
Dec 2S, lS1l. DAVID A>PRlL.
N B.-ihe above named property is
for sale, apply to David Aspril. So Gran
by S.. BAlt more.
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CHARLES J, PETER son,

No. IS Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
n. j Lose no time in sending on your mo-
ncy, so as TO get the proof impressions of the
great Mezzotlnt for January.
Editors who will copy this prospec's
and send copy of the paper, marked, to the
United States Saturday Evening Post, shall
'lh9c nor one year
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SHELL MARI

, and 3 feet from the surface, with which
hGy acres of the land have been covered
within the last two years. 1t is situated one
and hall miles from ravigahle water and
three and IA half miles from Chesapeake
and Delaware canal being about midway
between PhiIadeIphi and Baltimore, at
fording facility OF access to The markets OF
those Citits; terms made 10 suit the pur-
chaser, application to be made to the sub
scrlber now living OH the premises.
JACQUES CAYOT.
also Il STORE
situated on the corner of cross road with
from seventeen to twenty acres of land
attached thereto, suitable for merchandise
ing or any kind of mechanical business;
persons DESTROYS Of purchasing the above
described properties are invited to view
and examine them for themselves.
JACQUES CAYOT.
S.. Augustine, Cecil CO., Md Sept. II
fVllIage Record, Delaware journal,
Advertiser. Newark. n. j., will copy law
Il weeks, and send bills to this office for
collection
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Ex'tor OF ,las. :. Springer, decd.
EIkt"n Md. JanIhIv IS II 1915.
- National lntglIIgcncer. Baltimore
American l'qurer and Pennsylvania
fnIIadelpha, Courier and | lQuirer n. Y.
Del Journal and lpeI Gazette. Examiner
Lancaster. WI insert twice week till
s'ie. Village Record. West Chester, once
week, and Inrwa ard bill, 10 this office.
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TIN w ARE.

TIE Subscriber returns his thanks to the
public for the very liberal patronage they
have heretofore extendedtu hIm, and by
makigfrst rate ware and selling it cheap.
he feels confident he vii lcon,inu, to merit
1t.
lie is still to be found 'tjnkering array
a, his old stand opposite Torberls' Store
where he has on hand
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IRON ORE

which can be readily obtained and in a
region ot country whore bIndanl crops
"I ali kIuds ol gain are raised.
One third part of lhe purchase money
val be required /" be paid in cash, and
the Ie,toue "a 8 and IS months with in.
ter"st from the da, OF sale to be secured
BY bond N'iI approved sccnrI,y.
Peas"ns desrous at purchasing are in
vI''d to >leN and examine The property
for thenst Ives.
Sale ~ cuinmrnce At 9 o'clock. p. VI.
JOHN &. GRD0ME.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10

With The piiering baube of the Presidency
a,no hefDre his enraptared inaginatons; there Is
lure !, :, hu,yer impractcable which has not been es
~ ~ h,ne though beautiful and evaneseeH' as the
!.,,,g dew drop Of the morning, which has not been
uem','s No ,erciversaiion however strange and un-
90 feat OF six>hsnded reel upon the point Of
L.r.l needle has been lett unperiurmed, which
~" -, The one cherished object, that has swaysd
cs1 ...,.d fortunes Of the gallant South Cafolinan.
the ,,iop Ut Texas the last ot the dra-
LUZ ,ia,dd and golden visions Of national aud ind
m. ro,,ndixenenl in the acquisition OF this FL Do
uo"' i,,.sm were made 10 fit across the stage in
fsoo " s ,lluring and captivating manner-coupled
tne M cI and luminous iHumalious Of the cdpidliy and
WIN e Great Britain, whose blood stained foo, had
sm"s in acts Of tyranny and oppression upon
nee" '"r The annexation Of the "l.one STAR per
every c,, 10 our vast territorial possessions, 10
tss aA .,ch word Of the modern self styled Democracy
Ds '"1 ns baltimore Convention met just upon the
~. 'a ~. annexation movement, and every auspce
nees ~ shed its happest influence his rising for
see"ne" IA, like the dazzling gories Of the ''bow Of
'a"os ,, tho hopes that il sspired shor, lived
e '"", The sceptre which fate had 1t las, pls
ana ". in his grasp, destined ",o be wrencied,"
ced s''' nv an unneal hand"
,.Ls Ike he seems doomed forever 10 roll up the
rhich e,ern.!ly falls back and blasts his hores.-
~" .b, 50 adroily and with much forecast, aimed
:, The s.ge Of Undertook. if crushed the towering
=. 80 n ina, arch inlreuer.-hewedd down impede
" i.,s n The furilerance Of his ambitious II Mi
, snrung fron the cleft brain Of Jupiter Jas. X Polk
as ifby the power Of magic, out Of the proslrate
SHINE Of ..,he glorious little fellow" and "would not
dawn a, the bidding Of the honest Nulliefer!
WAYNE.