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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

ATOoRE'S PECrORA MIXTURE In
lVE offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would Inform the public that is no qnack
remedy TO cure all diseases nor is it recommended as
4 cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
ceipt OF the late DR.. Moore, of Philadelphia. and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections. Il will also be found useful in the Incl
pcnt stages of Bronchitis, Numerous certificates
could be obtained from u nse who have derived bcue
TT FROM its use, but it is deemed unnecessary, as 4
trial of il will be sufficient recommend ton If its
lue as a remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES b. BARRY, ..
nl2-f No. ls1 BalumOre street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

$I.5O THROUGH TO PHILADELPHIA.
FRElGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Fare SI.50, through to Philadelphia The Passen-
ger Cars for Philadelphia, attached TO the freight train,
will leave the Pratt street Depot on EVERY AFTER
NOON Except Sundays) al O'Clock, and arrive in
Philadelphia about ~ O'Clock
A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
90 Tickets for the freight and accommodation train
must be procured the Office before taking seats in
the cars otherwise fun fare charged by the regular
mail passenger train, will be required by the coRduc-
tor. a29-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

YRTgNTER DRY GOODS. r. McELDOW
w NEY s co. offer for sale large and well
selected Stock Of Winter Dry Goods, consisting in
part of Rich DRESS SILKS; SHAWLS; French and
English MERIN0S; BOMBAZINES; Black and col
ored silk NELNErS; Thibet CLOTHS; Apacas;
Closkngs. Mnuscn dc LANES; Cashmeres; White
and Colored Woollen and Canton FLANNEL4S S;
Ginghams; CLicoes; Linseys, Gloves; Hosiery, sc.
sc. 1863 BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Calvert * Light SITS.
They are closing out at very low prices, SHAWLS
CASHM ERES and MOUSELIN DE LANES. n29
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

PROTECTION TO ALL,
~ AT THE INDIA RUBBER IT.
'n.Dsar UlfBRELL.a W,aRERo0MS -
N No. 225 BALTIMoRE-sT. sssEGa5s.4
May be found complete assortment Of the following
Water proof articles:
Spanish Cloaks and Mexican Poncho's
American and English Macintosh OVER COATS
and CAPES
SporSmcn's Goats, Caps and Rubber Boots
Scamens Reeing Jackets, Sou WGsters and Storm
HATS
Rail Road, Engineer and Stage Drivers India Rub
Der Goats
India Rubber Pants, of recent importation
Gun Cases, Game Bags and Life PTeservcrs
GenIlemen'S Riding Gathers, great variety
India Rubber Gloves, capital Article for driving
India Rubber Carriage, Dasher and Hospital C0ih
Indla Rubber, Cashmere and Macintosh do
Goody ar's uHcquaited Patent Metallic Gum Elastic
SHOES, for ladies, gentlemen and misses, com
pfisng fifteen varieties
Sandals POlkas, Buskms aud Slippers
splendid assottme nt Of Fren and American
silk UMBRELLAS, with inlad handles
Steel frame and Cane UMBRELLAS
Scotch and American GinghOm and Cambria UNI
BRELLAS, a complete assortment
VEe most extensive assortment Of richly mounted
CANES ever brought to this city
Together with many other articles bnth useful and
ornamental. Will be sold AT New York prices by
the case, or To the consumer on the most pleasing
terms II. b. FIELD s. co.
225 Baltimore street,
n22 2aW2w' one door from Charles st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
MMEItITG AND SUFFERING

tJNTtU 4 Z IN. NN1S ;, UF VIZ,
EN X. MAYS begs leave most respectfully TO
ET LOUNGE TO the citizens of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city Tor the special purpose of curing IN
PEnlMENTS OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice. lie has in his possession testimonials q
which has attended his lahors, and would be most
happy 10 exhibit them TO any gentleman or lady WHO
might do him the favor TO call.
Ills residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where be can be seen It any time
between The hulis Of 10. A. NJ. and 4, P. NJ.
0i3- Or. MAYS viii visit ladies' at their residences
! if requested.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

Always on hand, Conrad Meyers
INSTRUMENTATION Philadelphia, and A. II. Gale Il Co.'s
~ y b-GS New York first premium PIANOS,
- warranted. Those in want will please
give rae 4 cali, as shall sell cheap.
J. {. BOSWELL, Music Dealer,
se20-ly No. South-st., door from Baltimore So
gold PENCIL CASES, Hoop Ear Kings
w Gold Guard Chains. Also Fob Chains, with
great variety Of bracelets and other Jewcry rccev
I'd this day, and Cor sale by G.. y CLARK,
MI Water ST., ID door from Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

f55gEssssRifiit.tt55j Al ~ TON AND ALTlMORE
G,sses3s5 "a 10, RAIL ROAD, via Havre Dc
Grace, EIkon, Wilmington
and Chester
THE MORNING TRAIN Leaves the Depot, Pratt
street, DAILY Except Sundays at O'Clock, A. NJ,
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia in full time to cor
unue on by the Mail Train for New York, reackiBe
thatclty by lOt O'Clock the same evening! FARE 50.
EVENING MAIL TRAIN. Also per Railroad
leaves the Depot, Pratt street, ALLY for Philade-
phia AT o'clO. k, P. NJ.
Returning leave the Depot DIN and Market SITS. }
Phiadell hia at 1 O'Clock, 2. NJ. Fare SO.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
BALTIMORE, October 29lh, 1875.

On. JoHS MAYS, Globe Inn, Baltimore 81.
Si5. ,aEn,l permit !ng % leave the city with.
out tcudcurg, in some f1'm ny'scrse of obligation
ior The bcneis derived from yodg treatment, by Two
OF my sons, aged q and l6 years, vino for long pc
Rod have been afflicted with uncomfortable habit
OF stomnsering- with every pEecaution they
were capable Of adopting appeared 10 be steadily
the increase.
al difficulty uf utterance was well nigh oyercom.
after their fret intgtviewaRd such, with very slight
aud occasional exceptions, has continued to be the
case to tie present time, period of nearly weeks
| know nothing of your system Of cuIe-hut the
confidence in its horeughncss cteraiEed by my sons
from first 10 ldstcounected with the facts that have
come under my Observation-Disclosures me To offer YOU
this testimony to your success, in the fra belief OF
its general efficacy. Very respectfully ami truly,
nl6tf OShOND g, TIFFANY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
VyVHE SUCCESS OF couMAUD's

III ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
in the removal Of Eysipelas, ScrofuIa, Riueworm,
Pustules, Botchcs, Spots, Tan, FTecHirs Sa0wness,
is unparalleled In the history Of Chemistry. In add
ton 10 its great usefulness clcariiCr and whteL-
er of the skim it is the most delicious Shaving Com
pound knOwn-and can be- used with either hard or
salt water, GOURAUDS POUD4ES SU9TIL2S
will positively eyurpatc every yestige OF supeTiOH
human hair; aud tat, too, without iniurng the mos
delicate skin.
For sale by SETT S, EAECE, los Baltimore street
aud corner Of Charles aud Pra:ts ts,. OH
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

MAR. MAEN'S ANTI-BELIOUS OR LIVER
H. PILLS. The following Druggists are author
lied Agents for the sale al these Fills, which have
become so IDLY popular accounted The many
astonishing they have reformed in eases of Bill
iOus Fever, Affections OF the Liver, Stomach, Bow
els &c. J. T. Perkins Brother, cor. Franklin and
Green-sts; J, ". Barry s. Co, cor. Market aud Peah
SIS; ]. -. Slansbury, g. Thames st F. p H. w An
drews, 81 HiIl-st; ~ n. Robins on, cor Saratoga &
Gay-sls; w. 5. Thompson, cor Howard 4 FayCtte
SIS; G. ?. Stevenson, Gay-st. opposite Bel-Air Mar
ket; JOS A. Sawyer, Pratt and faca-sts; ard at
the propieor's Principal Office, No. ,, Basement of
Javiss Buildings, North and Baltimore streets.
Price 2j cents per Box, n25-N
REUTER-. 600 packages Glades and Western
HD BUTrE3-In store and for sale at
5. CLAYTON & SONS Butter Depot,
ne 1862 Lombard street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

n OW PRICED GOLD BRACELETS.
a Cheap Gold Bracelets; gold Hoop Ear rings;
Breasipns, Finger Rings, sc. Manufactured aud
sold by r. & A. CAMPBELL,
n26St 205 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

TO-PARTNERSHIP VIM ROGERS aud
" WIN. BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting of the business of Merchant Tai
l0rs, at the former Sore of MN. RooERs, No 1906
MARKET STREET, five doors west Of ST. Paul st.,
the house formerly occupied as the Citizen's Bank.
{T3- The subscribers, from their long experience
in business, can with confidence solicit the pa
tnnaee Of their former friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that theyw find it TO be their
interest to give us their patronage.
5E5- Our Stock is large and well selected and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
Hg,h nnt Ig1k ogu ROIEps &
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

YNN Vie WESTERN CONTINENT. new
n Literarary Journal aud Family Newspaper, edl-
ted by PARK BENJAMIN, Esq. Subscriptions to the
new and interesting journal, the first No. Of which
will be soon issued will be received from this day,
at the Office in Jarvis Buildings, NORTH STREET,
The price of single subscription is 81 year, paya-
Die in advance.
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO., Publishers
Baltimore, Nov. 25, 1915. n?9tlsJa
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

A ETE AND Ft.t NlFS n ETF'EN|TVNf4I4t
II CirREp BY TYLERS NGUE AND FEVER
piI-IS Numerous recommendations and certificates
NJ rFylCIuAL cures are N the possession OF the pro
prieor bu, these are of no avail to the sufferer.
permanent cure is what he wants, aud II - what ne
,y hive il pc takes (he pills according to the Girtc
tons Prepared only by ny. e. X. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore aud High streets, Baltimore. Price
Perbo\, A'-v'"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

N,TILI. ANOTHER ARKIVAL OF RICH
- FRENCH GOODS, at F, GARDENERS, No. 1876
Market street, 9TH house above Light Just recev
ed ftOHl the north and will open his morning
Rich Chameleon SILKS; rich fG'd do.
Rich Chameleon satin du ChPnes
enemy, Scarlet, Crlmsons, White, Blue and Pink,
Pout de Sos, Satins and Nevcts, for Evening Dress
Also, rich Tekeni, Long and square SIlhWLS;
French Cashmere DO do; Ri h silk Shaws
500 Scarlet Grape SCARFS; DO. Cashmere do,
Also, general assortment Of FANCY & STAPLE
GOODS, which are new and desirable, and will he
sold very low, at wholesale and retail. (Wholesae
Rooms up stairS.) fPl Mi
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

TENT FIRE ARMS repaired with accuracy and in
a workmanlike manner, with promptncss, on the
most reasonable terms. RIFLES aud FOWLING
PIECES fitted with Cleveard's Secret Invisible Lock
and warranted. seq Pm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
BUSINESS CARDS, SC.
p. CLnVER

-EAs PORTRAIT PAINTER,
Has removed his Rooms from No. Barnet street, to
Ms. 244 MARKET STREET,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

y fine style Plaid CloakiHgs, just received and
for sale by HENRY w COOKE,
nai Corner Hanover and Lombard STREETS.
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vgNoBACCo-MANUFACT URED,
MORNING u. y. MAIL TRAIN.
NUBE

l3-eolm J. D. ARMSTRONG; & THORNTON.
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n MckiM DUNCAN has removed his Office
% from No, "a N. Charles street W No. 81 North
CALVERT STREET. ol5 3ol
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$GA KEGS Of fresh Western BUTTER just
epVp received per Railroad, and for sale by
S. CLAYTON & SONS,
mas Butter Depot, los Lombard street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-31
DEATHS.

Died, On The 10th instant, OF Congestive Fever
al the residence OF his brother, Or. Albert g. Read
in the county OF Roanoke, CLEMENT II. REAL
ESQ Of Westham.
Of unbounded generosity and kindness OF heart,
few were more beloved or more worthy of aitec-
ton in all the relations OF life; and many will
mourn his untimely end. But especially severe
is the blow TO his aiii icled family. from whom he
had SO recently parted in the full enjoyment OF
health, and with every prospect Of long and
useful life. The sympathy OF friends may ale
viatc their sorrow, but time alone can heal the
wound. Yet have they this consolation in their
distress, that he lived respected and beloved, and
died regretted mos By those who knew him best.
Died, in ST. Louis, Mo. on the morning Of the
18th OF October, al 20 minutes TO : O'clock, after
lingering illness Of months, FRELlNonUYsEs
infant son OF WIN. r. Dawson, aged II months
and 3days. Death thou hast destroyed his pre-
cious little bsdy; but his soul i Tar beyond thy
reach.
Died. al his residence. in this county, of Pleu.
risy, on The evening Of the 18th instant, RICHARD
EDWARDS Esq, for several years respected and
valued citizen OF this county, leaving large and
interesting family, and other relatives and friends
to mourn his loss.-f Vicksburg Wig.
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asfe3bo,poo11 7sorqtttret,~
IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.

4.
The Washington Correspondent Of the \. YORK
Journal Of Commerce, writing under da'e o. INC
10Th October, says:
~ learn that the Executive has, al iehs,n, US.
termined to despatch special agent 20 AZ ~ =
torihe purpose of making formal uetnana upo'
that government for The payment OF Tue inue" ~
iy due TO u.s. under The Treaty concluded Oh INC
9Th Of April, 1881. ,;on
Il, is somewhat surprising that pubic a'.enllun
has not been called 10 the oath article Oh ihat lfea
IL, under which this demand is about 10 DC mdue'
though al so late day in this business.
"The article is as follows
tIHirdiv-Ii (what indeed cannot De e1fcc'ea)
any OF the articles contained in The present treaty
shall be violated or inlracled IN any manner
whatever, il is stipulated that neither OF lhe con-
tracing parties will order or authorize any acs Vi
reprisal, nor declare war against inc olner' VI,
complaints of injuries or damages, until Inc salu
party considering itself offended, shall hrst nave
presented 10 the other statement OF sucn inJu-
ries of damages, verified by competent proofs,
and demanded justice and satisfaction, ana lne
same shall have been either refused or unreasoh-
ably delayed
aThis demand has probably been withheld oy
this Government, upon the supposilion, mat
Mexico was about 10 carry into execution ner
threats OF declaration Of war against Inc
United States. An appeal 10 war would, OF
course, set aside all treaty slipulations. But, as
The present administration of the mock Govern
ment OF Mexico is supposed be, in fact, oil
pacific disposition whether from preference or
from helplessness, it becomes necessary and pro-
per for our Government 10 make this long with
hald dam nd ~
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For the Enquirer.
FW Itt F|HIIHtTt'
AUTUMNAL LEAVES-[No. ILL.,

THE OLD IOHN OF HENHiCO.
Some curious errors respecting the size OF this
ancient town have cfept into several OF our his'o-
ries. Hence controversy on this point took
place good many years ago in the Richmond
Wing, and ended, as have understood, ty leav-
ing the question just where il was found.
Burk, in his history OF Virginia, vol. l. p. l66,
saws: .The ruins OF this place, called Ienrico in
honor of one OF the sons Of the Monarch, are still
visible at Tuckahoe," and, for authority Stith, p.
1874 is referred TO. But, on turning 10 the passage
in Sth you will find him saying: The ruins Of
his town are sill plainly 10 be traced and distin-
gnisbed upon the land Of The late Col. William
Randolph, of Tuckahoe, Just rtthont me entrance
,uIo E'aryar's LAand." Now, Farrars Island is al
Wanna twelve miles below The falls OF James
river whereas Tuckahoe is perhaps as many
miles above !,
There is another mistake in a note on the
same mage of Burk-":hs town (Henrico) stood
al The mouth Of the river and was accounted but
five miles BY land from Henrico." 1t ought 10
read "his town (Bermuda,y &c.
Butas if there was some fatality IN Inc case,
Keith. another historian OF Virginia, fell into
mistake as ID the situation OF this old town. on
page l2i be says, ihatSir Ihos. Dale 'proceedei
all the way up James River, until he came TO
which being naturally fortified and almost sur
rounded by wafer, he pitched on that place for
his intended purpose" and adds, that it was "aboui
ffy miles above jamestown" Now, il requires
no great typographical acumen TO see, that
place only "about fifty miles above jamestown,
could not be "about II miies ADORE The Falls It's
easy to account for keth's mistake. According
10 Smiths History OF Virginia, q. 4, p. 10, Hen
rico was built .upon high land environed with
the main river some twelve miles from The Falls,
by Arrohaitock" 1t is evident, that Keith mis-
took "l2 miles from the Falls" 10 mean II miles
aJore lhem instead ofbe1r.
According 10 Smith, as alIeady referred 10, and
Beverley, b. J., P. 25., Henrco was near AFRO
hatlock, and about fly miles above jamestown.
A rrohaltock is laid down on Smiths map, about
IL miles below The falls, and On the North side Of
The river Henrco was five miles from Bermu-
da, and situated on a peninsular enc;rcled BY
bend OF the river According 10 Sliih. the most
accurate Of our historians, and who lived in lT46
at Varina Henrico stood "just withou! the en-
trance into FanaE's island" and this, as appears
BY an article in The Southern Literary Messen-
ger, for June, l3i5, is now known as Cox's island
and vesiges OF the town. il is said, may still be
found there.
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Co,,i u,fujr1icu

Whenever great truth is discovered, thou
sand errors, like gang OF thieves, are detected
and put 10 flight. Such truth is received by Inc
world sometimes with GOODNESS, sometimes win
scorn and arrogance, and sometimes II is mol even
received at all Il always produces anger and
hostility never cordially When reflection
comes. regret and remorse follow as closely De-
hind lke halline mourners al burial, and lew
lears strike 10 The dust The pride of former days
Humility, concession and supplication, are then
accented as friends. Why such truths are always
so violently opposed, and SO violently regretted, is
owing TO pride and interest on The one side, and
goodness and innocency on The other. So, great
evils are never rejected by the world, because they
foster nresent preiudice and understanding, and
helm 10 involve the thoughts of the subjects, and
The actions of The rulers in deeper complexiy.-
lille truths are always received in the best hu-
NOR and with III. least difficulty, because great
objects strike and arrest all eyes, while lite ones
miss as many. Hideousness excites terror, little
ness compassion. So II may be sa'd lnal great
men are surrounded by certain atmospheres OIL
their own conlrivinS, Which make SUI wherever
they 20 driving lesser airs before them with m-
punily. striking down the high and gusy winds
of heaven that are unreasonably exalted, and
making The cowardly fee at their approach, and
the courageous 10 fall while others are drawn IN
TO swell and extend their dominion. Tho.
sciences which may, indeed, be reckoned sublime,
appear unfounded, ridiculous and Incompetent
sible when they are first introduced 10 the world.
And here The ickleness and The lamentable lille
ness Of mankind are 100 truly displayed; for the
ridicule which is beaped without measure, on
newly discovered truths, belong more properly to
ourselves, for. truth is stable and quite ignorant
OF change, while VIC ebb and aow BY The moon.
And SO we are like little children, who always re-
fuse their medicine until its bitterness be removed
by the sugar-bowl and who never permit il to
pass their lips until they be assured OF the richest
gifts and the rarest promotions. W.
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washington University
)F BALTIMORE.


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Lectures In this
WI Institution will commence on the first Monday in
November next, and continue four months.
MEDICAL FAcrLTY.
John C. 8. Monkur, NJ. D., Professor OF the Theory
and Practices Of Medicine
Edward Foreman, 81. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
H. Willis Oakley, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Operative Surgery.
Samuel AMMAN, ~. n, Professor OF Gensral Patholo.
~ and the Special Pathology Physical Diagnosis, and
Treatment of Diseases &C the Chest.
Charles Bell Gibson NJ. D. Pro'esso, oftc Institutes
and Practice nf Surgery
Vim Thomas Wilson, N. D., Professor of Materia
Mediea, Therapeutics and Hygiene.
John Fonerdrn, VI. d.. Professor of Obeetrcs, the
Diseases Of Women and Children, and Medical Juris-
prudence.
Marshall p. Howard, n. n, Demons.rator and AID.
junct Professor of Obstetrics.
The College edce Is extensive, the lecture halls are
admirably arranged well lighted and warmed aud the
of practical anatomy are convenient, and afford
every facility for prosecuting This mfo ant hrnnch OF
study The Hospital, III the East wing Of The building,
contains many patients whose cases are freely availrd
OF for purposes of instruction in Clinical Medicine and
Surgery. Students no desire IT, may have appropriate
private rooms and board in the College, on ndvant1
geous terms Fees for the entire S70 Matrcnia
lion Fee IS; Graduation fee $40; dissccng ticket OPP
tionai with the student; Cline cal instruction free
+. FOREMAN, ". D.,
Alc. lp-cwtlIEoy Degn Of the Faculty.
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A GOOD HIT.

The Parkcrsburg Gazette ridicules very pro-
perly The hypocritical lamentations OF the Ohio
abolition press over The arrest Of the Ohioites,
who aided, flhey did not plan, the escape Of me-
groes from Virginia. Wequole its article:
"MURDERERs ARREsrEp.-David West and
John Deveas were brought before VIM. S. Gard
ner, John Taylor and VIM. F. Golfer, Esqs, on
Friday last, charged with the murder OF citizen
of Galia County, Ohio, at Gallipols in June
lasi-and, after full and patient exa mination,
were committed 10 jail TO await the requislion OF
the Governor Of Ohio.
1--WE suppose we ought, following the fashion
of The times, 10 be very indignant iha, these 'cili-
zen are about to be tried by the ri unals of Ohio
We did try before glass to give ourselves some
of the pretty airs which the Marietta Intellisen-
Ger, Cincinnati Gazette, and Columbus State
Journal know so we'll how to assume. But ii
was no go, although in further imitation OF our
distinguished exemplars, (or their iniormants) we
imagined as many additional facts as made out a
very pathetic Story"