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VERY RICH FRENCH GOODS.
WUST RECEIVED AT GARDENERS,

III FRENCH GOODS.
WE'D All GARDENERS,
lie VERY RICH
T Fig'd and Plain SILKS
French BERAGES and
BALZARINES
French JACONETTS
!. .... French LAWNS
Plain Black BERAGES
Pol accOs and Mafquesies
FIR. and Scotch Ginghams
Dotted TarIetons.
Rich Hermann SHAWLS
aud SCARFS
Twisted silk do do
Fancy x Plain Berage do
Black and Fancy Silk do
Elnb'd Grape SHAWLS
Oamask do
Embroidered and Plain
Tibet Shawls.
French worked COLLARS
and CAFES
do do Chemizetts
La Polka Lace Capes
Misses Collars and Chemi.
- Zetts
-" FIR. Worked Cane1ous
do. Sleeves and Cuffs
Lace Wells and Falls
Emb'd l.. G.. Hdkfs.
English Regency Laces s.
Edgings.
RichChincse Feather Fans
do Sandal Wood do
Rich Painted Fans
"Alexander's" best KID
1ps GLOVES
Parasols, Parasollettes and
Sun Shades
Hemstitch'd, Corded Bor-
d. red and REVERE l.. g.
HDKFS.
( Silk and Cotton Cravats
White and colored SILK
GLOVES
Linen Cambria HDKFS.
English Spittaltield do.
LA Polka CRAVATS
"Alexander'sn best KID
EAR GLOVES
English and French Drill
lings
Black Satin and Fancy
VESTINGS
Summer CLOTHS
English TWEEDS
Superior Drab de Etc, &c.
general assortment of DOMES-
are now offered for sale at very
wholesale or retail, by
LIN GARDNER,
holesaIe Rooms, up stairs,)
No. 1875 Market street,
fourth house above Light.
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d IR ROBERT FEEL'S SPEECH!
~ He said of should come he desired that Ire
land should stand ranked with England, and the ener
ges of a united people would insure a glorious til.
umph in Just cause" But this is not what we mean
to talk about-we want to let friends and the pub
lie generally know that we have opened choice as
sortment of FANCY GOODS, which we will sell
cheap for cash lat store No 979 Pratst, bew
Howard and Eutaw We have on hand large AS
sort lent of BRUSHES, such Sweeping, busting,
Double Busters, White Washing and Backing brush
es. Shaving Boxes of different kinds; Combs Scis-
sors, Penknives, Silver ever pointed Pencils, Of the
best quality; best silver Thimbles; brass do and 9th
er cheap articles.
TILYARD s. HEIDERMAN,
No. 2T9 Pfattst., between Howard and Eutaw
N. B, Recollect the number. ml5-tbsSm3t
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS!

THROUGH IN SIX HOURS!
PHILAD. WHINING
&sss9fsssssS MY ~ TON AND BALTIMORE
Ess,S.aassS Fl.45EAs. RAILROAD. UNITED STATES
=szs GTSsss-s%iMAI TRAINs--through in Is
hours! (Via Havre de Grace, Elkton, Wilmington
and ChesteDt to PHILADELPHIA
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying the United States
Mail, leaves Pratt-st Depot daily except Sundays,)
at O'Clock, A. NJ Passengers arrive at Philadelphia
in full time TO continue OF by the mail train for New
York, reaching that city by half past ten O'Clock the
same evening FARE-S3.
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
line that departs from Baltimore on Sundays for Phi
adepha, leaves Pratt street Depot at O'Clock, p NJ,
per Railroad. Fare So. ..-....
FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
Es,,.sji..fi5S,ssss1 40 GER TRAIN-Fare through,
g sss.s.s1 SlAl only 80 Cts. The Company's'
sas--SS1s--5zs7.-EGiF Freight Train Car will leave
Tally Except sundays at 81 O'Clock, P. arriv-
ing in Philadelphia early morning Fare so cts
R3-The Return Mail Passenger Trails leave Phi
ladelphia at O'Clock, A. NJ, DAILY Except Sun
day. On Sunday it leaves at O'Clock, P NJ.
The Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia
at 4! O'Clock, p NJ daily, except Sundays.
ml6-f A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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4 MEXICAN TABLE CUTLERY. Jus,
IN received lot of superior AMERICAN CUT
LERY-conssting in part of
Fine Ivory Balance KNIVES AND FORKS, in sets
of 81 and SO pieces.
Do. do French Pattern FORKS.
Fine Ivory Table and Dessert Knives and Forks,
in dozens.
Fine Table and Dessert Balance handle Knives, for
Silver Forks.
GAME CARVERS and BEEF SLICHRS.
Self tip Knives and Forks in dozens.
Cocoa do. do
Ebony do. do.
Carving knives and forks with steel.
great variety of knives icitkeut forks.
Cook and Bread knives in abundance.
English razors, scissors pen knives, sc. &c.
Cali at No. N. Howard street, at the NEW FUR
NISHING WAREHOUSE of
m24-2m c. f.. WETMORE s. co.
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UNITED STATES ELEGRAPH OFFICE
BALTIMORE, May 9Th, l94i.
My Direction of the Post Master General the Bal
M y timore Terminus of MorSe's Magnetic Telegraph
Is now established at the Post Office, corner OF North
and Fayette streets.
Office Hours from O'Clock t. 10 O'Clock, AN.
q" to Pm.
The rate Of charge for the Transaction of every kind
OF intelligence Is one quarter Of cent for each
character.
The Once is Open to Fisiters, free of charge, dur
ing the above named hours.
HENRY J. ROGERS
Assist. Superintendent,
ml2-eolm U, 5. Z. N. Tel graph,
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BY CANNON, RENNEr & co.
Nos. % AND 30 SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
HBUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY

II n
II, LOTS. The following very desirable city pro-
perry will be offered for sale at the Exchange on
WEDNESDAY, the 2lst day of May, at one O'Clock:
!, Vacant Lot at the South East corner of Cal
vert and Saratoga Streets fronting 81 feet Calvert
street, with a depth of 100 feet to Davis street
p Three Vacant Lots on the East side of Courand
street, between SraIoga and Pleasant streets front
ing each % feet, and running back 90 feet to Park
Lane.
B. Six Vacant Lots on the West side of Cathedral
street, between Hamilton aud Centre streets, each %
feet 'front.' with depth of $50 feet inches to Al
ley, he laid out of the width of 30 feet.
4, Three Vacant Lots fronting 25 feet each, on the
East side OF Park street, between Hamilton and Cen
ire streets and running back $50 feet inches to the
same Alley as No 3.
3. Vacant Lot at the North East corner Of Plea
SAINT and Davis Streets fronting GO feet on Pleasant st
ana running back to the centre Of the old bed Of
Jones' Falls.
Lombard street, between Lloyd and Canal streets
fronting about l37 feet on east Lombard street. with
depth varying from 63 to 81 feet.
The terms of sale will be- one fourth of the pur-
chase money in cash, and the remainder on credit of
3, 10 and IL months, with interest, be secured BY
approved bonds or notes. The conveyance to be made
on the payment Of the whole pu chase money
The titles are believed to be indisputahle hut NAV
be examined on application to the subscriber, who
will give whatever information persons disposed to
purchase shall rtgnrs; J.; MEREDITH, Agent
fHyRUSrEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
n ON MADISON AND PARK STREETS. Ry
virtue of Decree of Baltimore County Court sitting
a Court of Equity the subscriber will offer at pub,
lie sale on WEDNESDAY, the Attn day of June, ls45,
at she Exchange, at O'Clock, 2. NJ,
A LOT OF GROUND described as fOllows-Be-
ginning al the southwest corner of Park and Madison
streets, running thence Madison street S. feet,
then south 30 feet then east Is feet; then north Is
feet then east 70 feet to Park street, and then north
on Park street Is feet 10 the place of beginning.
This Lot is improved by well built two
sSEsath story brick DWELLING, fronting on Park
NshHN street, and two story brick ling the
E.AAH- west end Of the lot fronting on Madison st
The lot is subject 10 ground rent of S22 80.
The terms of sale are, third ash the day of
sale and the balance in three and six months; credit
payments TO bear interest andbe secured by approved
bonds or notes. The title may he examined by app-
cation to the trustee. w. A. TALBOT, Trustee
10 81. Paul's street
CANNON, BENNETT & Co,
M l4-eots AuctoneeTs.
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RgASON's BISCUIT
m

I'VE AND CRACKER BAKERY!
RICHARD c. MASON, having removed again to
his OLD STAND, No. 9S PRATT STREET, few
doors east of Souh-st., is prepared TO furnish the
Pubic with superior CRACKERS Of every d, scrip
ton at the shortest notice and liberal terms as
any establishment in this city
Using the rest materials, and having first rate work
men, he feels confident that his Crackers will please
all who may honor him with their custom.
He would respectfully call the attention of shippers
to his PILOT and NAVY BREAD, which has given
such universal satisfaction in the West India market
ml0-tJgS'
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIkENESSES.
FHNAkEN on an Improved principle, by
III 4

IL KERFOOT * KING.
favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style of
execution, which for liteke beauty, dstincIess and
accuracy, acknowledged TO be Unsurpassed Chill
dren taken at all ages, in from four ten seconds.
Adults in from fifteen seconds to one minute Fami-
lies taken In groups; also nvalds and deceased per
sons taken at their residence the shortest notice.
Likenesses taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied
G3-Rooms 1877! and 2lS south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles aud Light streets, where
persons are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lOred in the most beautiful manner. fe5-G
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TUYO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. BRITAIN
Il MA WARE. Just received lot of BRITAIN
MA and JAPANNED WARE. For sale very lou at
No North Howard street.
ms 2n c. E. WETMORE & co.
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Up EMoVED. GEORGE Z. COOPER respect.
n "a fully informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that ne has removed from his old stand TO the
spacious building No. 20 LOMBARD STREET, be.
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
Is prepared TO supply merchants and builders with
HOSTING MACHINES, on the best plan of any in
the United States, tor hosting easy, cheapness and
durability Also, SADDLE PkESSES on an iInprov-
ed plan, which will press with one-fouith the power
OF any other IN use. All kinds Of IRON for house
buIder-4such as Vault Doors; Doors, Skaters, SC
All kinds of Wrought and Cast RAILING-a variety
of beautiful patterns hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will he done in the best style and
on reasonable terms Thankful for past patronage
so Literally extended to him. he sOlicits continuance
Of the same All kinds of Backsmi,hing neatly exc
cuted at the shortest NOTICE. nhS eO6m
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TENHE LATEST NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
m PHlA and BOSTON PAPERS may always be
had at Hinckley'S Literary Depot.
Just received-LONDON PUNCH, 10. cts.
Behnett's NEW YORK HERALD. 81.
Philadelphia Saturday COURIER, g.!
Philadelphia GAZETTE, g..
Various new and cheap Publications.
Second hand cheap Publications bought, sold or ex-
changed by CHAS. A. HlNCKLEY,
MO No. 365 w. Baltimorc-st.
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I7ssR FOR SALE. A Two story Brick House
E;ssiH and large garden attached TO it, situated
Es1iasthe York Road, the first toll gate, which
has been occupied a store and tavern stand for
number of years, and is still occupied as such and is
one of the best stands of the kind on that road and
doing good business title clear of ali ncumbraGce
Whatever; also, stable and carriage house attached
20 the place-there is an excellent pump of water
the door If the above property is not sold by Thurs
day, 22d of May, it will be sold at public sale at four
O'Clock in the evening upon the premscs-term' made
known on the day of sale. For particulars call 1T
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
Ml2 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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- sharpening table knives, for sale by the quantity
or single one also, few put up in superior style for
DENTISTS. For sale low at No, 2 N. Howard st..
just round the corner of Baltimore. Don't mistake
the No. [mh24-2m e. E. WETMORE& co.
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II sale at manufacturers prices.
Mems and Boys white, No. to6.
do. double Brims-some very superior.
do. and Boys Variegated.
The above include some handsome STYLES suitable
for city retailing--for boys particulary-the whole
forming a complete assortment.
TfNGES & DUVALL,
ap29-2awGt 276 Baltimore street (up stairs)
HNLECTION. The Stockholders of the Balti-
NJ more Steam Packet Company are notified that
an election for eight Directors for the ensuing year,
will he held at The Company's Office, lower end Of
Spears wharf, on MONDAY, 26th May, between the
hours of and O'Clock. By order,
m5-ee3w T. SHEPPARD, Agent
SPLENDID TIMBER AND WOOD LAND
- FOR SALE. 100 ACRES the best in Mary
land, situated Immediately on the Chesapeake Bay,
with two good water powers suitable for saw mills
This land will be sold in parcels TO suit purchasers
For further particulars, enquire of
DAVID STEWART, Jr,
Commission Merchant
apes colin Light st. wharf, Baltimore.
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HN NJ. SHANE. TAILOR and SCOURER, No.
-aZs IL Camden street, between Charles and Light
N. b. Clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired at
the shortest notice. Tar, paint, &c. removed without
injury to the cloth. ap29 3rnt
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YENAISE NOTICE. Wanted, at SCOTTI'S of
III, flee, No. 10 Exchange Place, dry goods, groce
ries, gold and silver Watches jewelry and goods o.
every descriptions for which will pay liberal prices.
Cash aud the very highest prices given at all times for
SLAVES, for life or a term of years. Planters or
traders from the south would do well TO call ml4
Cat For sALE-Two new two story Brick
@ Houses with attic fronts IA feet 10 inches front,
Eskstrunnng 80 feet back on lot l42 feet. with
snail grond rent in healthy and pleasant part of the
city; title clear of any incumbrance whatever An
ply SCOrTI'S Intelligence Office,
MIC No. 10 Exchange Place,
HNMTESDOW BLINDS. Curtains Bands and
w Pins, Pulleys and Fastennes, Stair Rods, SC.
for sale at our HOUSE FURNISHING WARE
ROOMS, No. . N. Howard street.
mh2i I'm C.E. WETMORE & co.
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.MTgCELEaA.$'Ye. Y.
Wilt Revenge.

| On the shores of Null a crag is pointed
out, overhanging the sea. concerning
which there is tie following traditions
Some centuries since, the chief Of Tie
district, Maclean ot Lochbuy had grand
hunting excursion: To grace the fes s'ivi
| ~. his lady attended with her only child
| an infant in the nurses arms. The deer,
driven BY the hounds, and hemmed in by
surrounding rocks, flew to narrow pass,
the only outlet they could find. Here the
| CHEF had placed one Of lis mento guard
the deer from passing, but the animals
rushed with such impetuosity, that the
poor forester could not withstand them
ln the rage OF the moment, MAclean
threatened the man with instant death,
but this punishment was commnted to a
whipping or scourging in the face Of his
clan, which, in those feudal times, was
considered degrading punishment, fiji
only for the lowest OF menials and the
worst of crimes. The clansman burned
with anger and revenge. He rushed for
ward, plucled the tender infant, the heir
Of Lochbuy, from the hands of the nurse
and bounding to the rocks, in momen,
stood on an almost inaccessible cliff pro.
jecting over the water. The screms Of
the agonized mother and chief at the aw-
ful jeopardy 10 which their only child was
placed may be easily conceived. Mac
lean implored the man TO give him back
his son and expressed his deep contrition
for the degradation he had, in moment
Of excitement, inflicted on his clansman.
The other replied, that the only condi-
ton on which he would consent to the res
titution was, that Maclean himself should
bare his back TO the cord, and be publicly
scourged as be had been! In despair the
chief consented, saying he would submit
10 any thing if his child were but restor.
ed. To the grief and astonishment OF the
clan, Maclean bore this insult, and when
it was completed, begged that the clans
man might return from bis perilous situa.
tion with the young chief. The man re-
garded him with smile Of demoniac re-
yeuge, and lifting high the child iu the
air, plunged with him into the abyss be-
low. The sea closed over them, and nei.
ther, it is said, ever emerged from the
tempestuons whirlpools and basaltic cav.
erns that yawned around them, and still
threaten the inexperienced navigator
on the sLores Of Mull.--Iapsraess Cour-
isr.
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MYankee Doodle. -

An American gentleman in PARIS, af
ter giving an account of the Fourth of
July celebration, in that capital, adds
lmust not forget to tell you how much
we cheered, Yankee Doodle Al home
we should have heard ii with pleasure,
but without cheering. Here, when it
was struck up,it touched the electric
Chain that binds us all TO tho pleasant
land we have left, and all seemed to be
Inspired with one impulse, to applaud
again Iknow not whether tho tnne in
The abstract be good or Tad, but music,
like poetry, is TO be praised according to
| the number Of associations ii aw wakens, or
the images it reDews. Yankee Doodle
should have with us no parallel and Won
Weber never made such strain in his
life.
fhbe a Scotchman from his hills, > and
at the ends Of the earth tricklc his ears
with Aud Robin Grey, or Aud Lang
Syne, aud it annihilates time and space.
He
'Treads the loved shore lie sighed to leave
behind
Ht is back in Imagination, (Which is
realiiy--ss much as words are things J to
the fiends, the hea,ls, the broom, the
red Eaid, the blue bonnets, the 'hooes,
men and bonny lasses.'
Orgrind In the hard ears Of the Swiss
on The Cumberland road, his unmusical
Rens des Packes, upon no sweeter orgar
than a cart wheel, and he is no longer il
the Alleg hanics.
He is among his Alps, ia some rude log
cabin with one end sunk into the noun
tain, and perched on cliff 50 steep tia,
he must ascend it with hands and feet
Or he is beside some clear mount a in lake
a little mirror Of the Alps, or some wa
4 terfalI or sheet of foam from the snow
/ summit.
know not what are the images raiset
Z. in the minds of others, by Shat good tlt
tune Of which spoke, bu, to me it is
glass OF Surry's magician, and present
an Image Of beauty. 1t shows me a gree
land Of long rivers, and broad lakes
land flowing with milk and honey--a a Ian
of steady habits, white churches, re'
school houses and many newspapers.
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COURTING.

A LAWYER. whom we knew we'll did his
conripg off hand He lad got a good
p9asties snd Liph reputation. as well toi
what lis uuddie contained Of { oke and
Blackstone, as for being very eccentric
chip in all his ways, doings aud sayings.
His eccentricity 20 him into the notion
it wasn't me,e tha roman should be
alone, and SO of delightful summers eve
when the roses smiled aud cowslips
laughed, Sunday evening, to-. mind ye
gentle reader, that
Delightful hour of witchng love-
he caught up his hat and was seen ascend
ing the Steps of the cottage beside the
hiIl--where tripped
A lovely da'nsel bright and fair.
She opened the door, as he politely ask
ed, is the Chief Justice within' No;
SIR said the pretty one, 'but will be
shortly 'Ab, that's no matter, said the
f'onnseior, as he was curteied within The
GoOF, Il uiu UOt cum Z W see iDe idlHcI. NY
cIieht,is interes led only in lie testimony
Of the daughter. My client, Madam,
owns The ina nsion you see IRON yuhder
and The pilh of hia suit is to ascertain if
you have any objection TO become IFS mis-
tross. I'll call next Sabbath evening for
your answer
why sir, it won't be necessary to sns,
pend the suit. think yo,ir clients case
is founded injustice, and am sure he will
win his point without any speciat pleading;
but as father has been twenty -one years
npon the bench it would be decorous 10
see if his opinion does not confirm mine
Certainly madam, said The lawyer, as the
father entered the apartment.
II is needless to say that the full court
did not reverse the decision-and the hap
py pair signed the bond and went into
possession in four weeks from that night
Boston Courier.
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VOL. 4. NO. 3.
!. pown uith .te plrnagEsrsl

Down with ste PlrndsEers'
We notice in several papers state.
ment thatN>he recent discredit Of tho
Wooster, Sanda>ky and Norwaik Banks
was brought about the Alfred Kelley
bankers who wished TO evivc these banks
into banking under KelleyN, rnons,rous
bill, or break them. But lheySAill held
out and refused to join the other bar1os
Robbers. N,
Some time in February ,7hig iasdsT
came home from ColumBus and intimat-
ed that the Red Deg Bank would burst in
just three weeks from that time. 1t did
burst but roi for two months thereafter.
Another whtg who came FROM Columbus
aboul the middle Of March, cautioned q
few Of his wbig friends not TO touch the rcd
Dog as i, would go down. This inforna.
lion was kept from tho mass Of tho wings
.aud democrats un Ill after the thing had
exploded. Now put all these things To-
ge,her and you have pretty conclusive
evidence tlat tho Kelley clique at TO-
nmbus had preconcertcd plan On foot 70
blow up tie 81. Clair Eank and thus ns
they thought, create a vacuum in the cur
reucy which they could Gil by their own
rags, Well, they succeeded so far as the
blowing up was concerned, and they and
the Red Dog together swindlod the peo-
pie Of half million, all OF which ought to
be charged to the New B mixing l.aw.--
Whether they will succeed in blowing up
ihe olher three banks. remains 10 be seen.
Some say they will; Others not.
But What spectacle do these swind-
lers present to the people, OF yiliany and
fraud! We sec them arrayed against
each other. pulling and hauling for 'hc
mastery, aud the priviege OF d1oding thu
Country with their worthless rags. slt
matters not which clique succects, an
the coasol fion the people have, is the re.
Acc,ioa that the fatmers, mechanics and
/ laborers lare to foot the bill, aad. every
year or two TO be swIndlcd on, of half a
million of their hard earnings Ivy the
bursting up of one or the otlicr Of these
. swindii0g rag factories. Can honest mer
have confidence in Bank paper when they
, see such state Of things! Oh, no, never
What then is to be done! Why SCI you
faces against The whole system. Unit
: yourselves into soiil phalaux, art
n p ledge yourself one to the other that 20,
& will moi touch the swindling Fpomisoa-.
raise the cry Of "down with the plundce
srrTd l.es i+-------s+
set Of farincrsand mechanics who WI.
e not only repeal every bank law That no"
9 protects and encourages these wholesale
robbers, bu; also pass Bank Law 'ha
will give us sound currency secured b,
the individual liability principle and thn
peuitentiary clause for rasclls. --NtG
Philadelphia DIN.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
PRESCRIPTION.


oe " asNf"s 10" o"'o"' !" '"e oo','S 20
OF reply to Inc charge 0' Pf0sef'P''0"
maoe against tue ''"'''''fA''0o' asserts
tnat lis pFuscElPtiuHAds Ads uCSh " " ulEd"S
! as extensive as the prescription by The
wings in 1871, nor :he tithe Of what il
would have been, If we may credit their
orators had they succesdeG TO power il
is45. Tie prescription SO much talked
Of, cannot have been very bloody which
l1e lcn In n(Tire so iarne n nDrtfnn hf
Itn.