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CURE FOR WORMS.

A SAFE and eifectual remedy for this distressing
IN complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered 10 the
public as an improved and agreeable mode of taking
the valuable medicines used by physicians TO de-
siroy and expel Worms from the human system. The
most frequent symptoms of worns are, picking of the
nose, paieness of the couRenancG, grinding of the
teeth during sleep, fGtid breath, variable appetite
aerid quotations. and pains in the stomach cough
emaciaon of the body, and sometimes convusive
fits. When these symptoms are exhibited in chill
dren, rest assured they have WORMS, and as remedy
give Hallock's Worm Candy-the medicines compos.
ing which are such as every physician approves of,
and is in the daily practice of recommending; being
presented in this form the most ready mode of ad
minstering to children Each package contains three
rolls of Candy-each roll being distinct preparation
to be given at intervals. Price l2i cents.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL J. GRAHAME'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts.
90 Where also may be had, Hall0ck's improved
CASTOR OIL CANDY, or an easy mode of giving
Castor Oil to children.
b. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SUMPTION business. ial7-f
ND LEAD. OLD LEAD bought at the BAL
" TlMORE TYPE FOUNDRY, BANK LANE,
near Bafnum's Hotel for which cash will be paid, at
falr market prices. Also, OLD TYPE, for which
cash WIN De pad, or new type given in exchange.
FENU DEALERS IN TIN WARE. We have
II. received per ship Meta, an assortment of ia
PANIED TEA TRAYS, which we will sell TO the
trade upon accommodating terms.
FREDERICK FICKEY s. SONS,
apo go Baltimore street
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KHRS. MCPHERSON, No. So North Howard
W. street, has just received several cartoons Of
Face Flowers and Wreaths and Bunches apes
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would return thanks IL his friends and customers 70
their kind patronage and would ask continuance O
the
N. r. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apl5-v SAMUEL Buckley.
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ITEMS OF News On Monday week Judge
Martin unsheathed the sword Of Justice IL Al
legany county. Dr.. S:ublcield was fined ~
aud costs for striking the editor of the Allega-
Eian.-Thore were 302l bales of domesLlcs
exported from Boston last week, Of which 274o
were sent to South America. -Fhe wings OF
New Albany district in Indiana have nominal
ted Roger Martin, Esq, of Washington coun-
ty. as their candidate for Congress.-Col,
Asa Dimock, of Susquehanna, Pa, has been
appointed Cashier Of the Treasury Department
at Harrisburg. WIN. De Forrest Holly, Of
Mobile, has raised in bis green house some very
fine bananas, probably the first fruit OF the KIND
brought to perfection in this country.-A
ball was given on board the U. S. ship Rarltan,
at Rio Janero, last month.--The receipts of
the Philadelphia city Missionary Society dur
ing the last fiscal year, amounted to 1885,
69.--The Spanish nunneries contain eleven
thousand seven hundred and seventy two nuns.
THE Odd Fellows of Lancaster, Pa, have
sent $50 to brother society in Pitts5urg, to be
distributed in aid of the sufferers by the late
fre.---Messrs Foster and Brown are car
rying on the campaign for Governor of Ten
nessee vgorously -speaking on the stump sew
cral days in the week.--Gough is locturing
upon temperance at Boston.--The N. y.
Mirror charges the author of the Prisoners of
Perote, with having plagarizcd from Mayors
Mexico. The Professors of the University
of Virginia have resumed their lectures -
The Louisiana State Convention have fixed
the Salary of the Chief Justice at $4,000, and
the associate Judges at $1,000 each.--The
packet ship Silvia de Grassc, which sailed from
New York on Monday for Havre, took out
Sl6 900 in Mexican coin.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOT FACTORY.

The subscriber having opened store
No. 2Il WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors above Sharp, south side,
would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared to manufacture BOOTS, sewed
or pegged, that cannot he eycelled in
materials, workmanship or neatness OF
fit, which he will guarantee shall wear
!, equal to any that are manufactured in
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY

ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
S,- Who will send to France for Boots
E.fhSai when the subscriber will make such
ESG that for neatness, comfort and dur
e. ability, cannot be surpassed by any
s. WOTkmen III the world.
@SSst Public attention is respectfully in
EsaS vcd TO this suggestion.
49, PRICES are follows:
sEa4sa Dress Boots, stitched 80. 49,. SJa5.50
W5Vasssfs, % peggcd. $50
0'~ Water proof doHble soled lined
Water proof double soed lined Boots, pegged, 4a450
Cork s0led pegged Boots. .5a so
SAM'L ROBINSON, l3 Eutaw-st.,
n2s-y Opposite Western Bank.
Il. COLEMAN. BOOT MAKER,
No. SSt BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Holiday and Gay streets
The Subscriber most respectfully in
EssSTea forms his friends and the public gene
EeH rally that he keeps constantly on hand
IS an assortment of Gentemen's BOOTS
rs Of all scripiions-such as Napoleon
E9fSsN9 Taps, Cork SOes, Double Solcs, Quilted
KstSM SOles, Dress Boots, pegged and sewed,
sfNgfH aud Opera Boots, the best quality, all
#EsEfS. of which he offers very cheap for cash.
EtS3hsA The manufacturer having put himself to
s3feNa considerable trouble and expense to
procure leather that will not break, takes q plea
sue in Informing citizens ana strangers that ne has at
last accomplished his desire, having al his command
an assortment of Calf Skins that will wear equal 10
any French leather that can be produced nl5
ONE PRICE BOOT sTORE.
,sSaK Ii you want good BOOT for only 81,
~ call al CHOA1E'S, in Exchange Place
IsA No. az. where Won can get Boot fot
&M that money which cannot be beat whole
HSaslsssaa sale and retail.
W 'SskF ml24-tf EDWARD CHOATE.
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IN DRESS GOODS. ...
sHAWLs and sCARFS
IN EMBROIDERIES...
ny rAArCx AD,rIrr TIC
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II INEN AND COTTON HORSE NETS Ihaye
IL on hand large assortment of White and Co,d
HORSE NETS, Saddle and Harness Nets. Also Ear
Nets, which will sell on accommodating terms,
Wholesale and Retail
J. M. HAIG, l2l Baltimore street,
apes Fri doors above South.
Mrs. MCPHERSON, 50 North Howard street
1Hh has just received variety Of Gimps, Cords and
Tassels. .... apes
JUDGMENTS of six and 10 months purchased
~ l.. F. SCOTTI's Intelligence Once
ap9 No. 10 Exchange Place.
EhUlFIELU HAMS, Beef Tongues and Bo.
KF logne Sausages, received and for sale hy
ap9 MARCUS BENSON, 81 Baltimore 81.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.

VEGETABLE PILLS.
FENHE GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS.
AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &C. &c. OF all the RENE
DIES yet discovered for the of these complaints
uie Vegetable Pills have been the most efectual, as
they have never been known to fail TO affect penna-
neHt cure: They are mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
tlle knowledge of the most intimate friend, These
Pills are put up in square boxes, with fn directions
accompanying each box.
01S- For sale by ]. o. & N. Mccormick; N. Gay-st.
&o.T); 9. Wiseman, Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn, and byJ F.Perkins Brother, cor. Franklin and
Green streets.
In Washagton-by NJ. Delany, corner ~ street and
pennsylvania Avenue, and by @. Scott, corner Of 7h
street and the Avenue. Price 81 bsx. fel0-1y6m'
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WEAR

Also, full and general assortment of DOMES
TJCS-all of which are offered for sale al very
low prices, either at wholesale or retail, by
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
wholesale Rooms, up Stairs,)
No 1875 Market street,
apps TPR1 fourth house above Light.
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!
SELLERS' LIVER PILLS has proved
- great blessing to many. We hesitate not to say
they are the best Pill offered to the public for
that disease.
Q5- To be had of j. P. Williamson, corner of Gay
and High Streets G. X. Tyler, corner of High and
Baltimore sts.; Cooper corner of Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman Wroth, Light ST., opposite Dix 4
Fogg's j. A. Sawyer, corner of Pratt and Pacasts.;
r. Perkins, corner of Baltimore and Green steets; 3.
kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nuc, or of the General Agent,
w. X. ORRICK, Druggist and Apothecary,
Ell6-T Corner EutaW and LeIingtOn-s SITS. Bait
WHITE AND COLORED TARLETONs.-
w Mrs. Nickerson, No. so North Howard ST.,
has just received from New York, great variety of
white and cold Tarleons by the piece or yard. apes
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arise, 7 not with Texas, but swith other Govern
ments, meaning Of course Mexico. When Con-
questions shall be the subject Of peaccable negola-
ton (adjustmenD with other Governments, what
right has the Executive to undertake TO just
them-'' at the lannon's mouth!
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Exrrxs,vx RoBHrar.--On Friday night a gentleman
named r. c. Davidson Of Marion, Ohio robbed Bal
torc while The Theatre he supposcs Of pockebook
containing ,O0O consisting Of four notes. each Of $500
me Mechanics Bank Of this city, four Of 800 each the
Chesapeake Bank 81 700 in notes Of fy and one hundred
dollars on the Lancaster and Lancaster County Bank Of
rennsyysns, and The remainder various banks that
vicinity Mr.. Davidson was returning hons from Pcnnsyys-
nA, where he hai disposed q arosc q cattle Meeting at
tho hotel Al which he put up two acquaintance from his own
nsiehtofhoc, the three visited the theatre Mr. d having his
pocket book containing the amount lost IN nm inside pocket OF
his vest Upon returning 10 the hotel while IN the ACT Of
preparing for bed he discovered that his pocket had been slit
open and his pocetbook with The money absrcted No clue
has yet been Obtained - 70 tho pcyrenator Of the act
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The brig which collision with the Georgia
on Tuesday morning last the latter her passage up
from Norfolk, Gas previously reported the Canton, Of
Brunswick Mnnc from Havrc do Grace bound to Boston,
with 200 tons pig iron hoard She of Poplar Island
at the time abou half past two O'Clock, and was struck
anhps, and badly 70 cause her 70 I'LL and sink
in fifteen minutes with every person Give IN al on board
The captain and mate both brothers. afterwards assembled tho
tosmasts which were only few above WATER and there
remained until afer daylight when they fallen IN with
by bay craf coing Up the bay which took them of, and
they resche here astcvenng The three men were drown
3D. Their names are Elijah jordan foreigner VIM Woods,
Of Maryland aged shout years, and Nathaniel Luni,
Of Maine The captains is Given The brig i
weasel this ing SECOND voyage, and insured in the
Marine Office N Portland. - Baiimoye Stn.
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NEW ROUTE PROPOSED FOR STEAMERS.

We understand that under the authority granted by an oct
Of the last Congress the Post Office Department employ
steamers to carry the mails 70 European ports proposition
has been submitted the Postmaster General another
than the usual by the way Of Newfoundland &c.
We do profess be acquainted with the subject and
not undertake the proposition per-
adoption of The Post Office but certainly appears
worthy Of consideration and Of experiment The agu-
by which il supported ingenious and the
from which the respectable character
possible may be found, upon the whole the safest
and best general navigation from America Europe
The proposition submitted the Postmaster General is
have employed, for the present. between the
ports Of New York Norfolk and Lisbon The alleged adj
yatagcs Of selecting the port Of Lisbon various and
portan with rcspcc, both to the rapty and security of the
passage. They arc
ls That is the and most direct fequented
crn European port
3D. In Of disaster harbors offered, without
deviation Of course, al the Azores situated in the very track
and about where deposes Of coal be made
Fayal, 10 be taken in, If needed and
81. There is less, if any, danger Of ice.
the mails will the Atlantic greater speed and secu
rty all then, secondly that these mails can be
distributed at the Lisbon General Post Office for their differ
destinations e Immediately sent forward by steamers
to Gibraltar, Cadiz the MEDITERRANEAN ports TO Smyrns
Egypt to India, and thence China by land TO Madrid
Paris, and other interior places of Spain France and be-
yonu and thdy that tins correspondence will reach the
aforementioned places many days earlier and cheaper
rate Of postage, than if carried from America England or
France for he il observed letters which mailed 10 Eng
land 10 the enumerated countries Lisbon, where mails
regularly made and taken BY steamers those ports
is urged, besides, that the situation Of Lisbon from
whence railroad 10 be made with all convenient despatch
10 the frontier Of Spain, and probably early future day
to Madrid ITSELF and perhaps beyond ought be selected as
the most convenient point Of rendezvous by travellers
TO oil parts Of Europe, AHA, and Aica for there peod
cal departures and arrivals Of steamers to and from England
France and span and 70 and from the ports Of the Meder-
rsncan, &c.
Il Is said Too, that this increased intercourse with Portugal
would nscnIy give abundance Of freight both for the out
ward and nwan passage, and hence the dropping com
teiwccn tho two countries which encouragement is
not NECESSARY 70 the established and direct trade which
will continue without Interruption between England France
aud the United States.
s friends alIcge that there doubt that these American
would be subject higher port charges or
other expenses the port Lisbon than are paid y steam
packets Of other nations but that all would be treated
respect alike Union. .ss s.s 1
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k0te ~ A15scs~'04s tvWS"u0.)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
win practice Bis profession IN the various of The city Of
Cincinnati and the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
District Of Ohio
Z CixorssArs, JAxuAar24, ls4A feb 5 cpiy
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NATIONAL lNTELLIGENCER.
THE UNITED STATES. TEXAS, AND MEXICO.

n She rMexcol be infatuated send her miserable
Texas Isras ,vhose boundary isfe Rio Gra,dc
hn we tell Herrera and his Cabinet Asta and his soldiers
h viii curse the day which they provoked the vengeance
~ The United Siates-Union, Sept. r.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
From Black wood Magazine.
VI

Great indeed Is TIE task assigned
to woman; who can elevate is dlyni-
"! Not 10 make laws. not TO lead
armies, Tot 10 govern empires; but
70 torn those by whom laws are
made, armies led, aud empires GOV
tucd; 20 guard against the slightest
tJlnt Of bodily intiTn i,v the frail vet
SrOticsS creature whose moral no less
l.an physical being must be derived
from her; to inspire those principles,
TO Incuicaie those doctrines. 10 AM
mate those sentiments which gener-
atoms yet unborn and nations vet
unciviiizcd will learn 60 bless; to soft
en- firmnesa iato mercy and chaSlen
honor into refinement; to exalt gen
crosby mtO virtue: bv a soothing
care to aliay the anguish Of the boay
& the far worse anguish of the mind:
10y her tenderness tu to di>arm pas
sion; by her purity 10 triumph over.
sense; 10 cheer the scholar sinking
uLuti ms tU!I; 10 console Inc states
man fof the ingratilude of a mista-
ken people; to be compensation for
friends Ihat are ~perfdiouS, for happi-
that has passed away. Such IS
her vocation. The couch Of the tor.
sufferer, the prison OF the de
serted friend, the cross of the reject
ed Savior-thesc are theatres on
her greatest triumphs have
been achieved. Such is her destiny:
10 visit tie iorsaken. to tend to the
neglected when monarchs abandon.
when coUnsellors betsay, when JUS
nee prosecuIeS. when brethren and
disciples flee. TO reu am mistaken &
Unchanged; and 10 exhibit il 'hl> low
n world a type Of dat love. pure
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
Number 35.

hundred tons under way. and house
]utdtn,. i ol!y retarded 10y the want
OF na.is. IN every other respect
tn", or country improves beyond
description. never saw such har-
vests. /. uoujd crafty YOU to see
the loads of wheat that pour into this
section 70. be manufactured into -four
ior expectation. The emigrants of
last 1l.'. did moi secure their claims
until Christmas, ard many built their
cabins. made fence, broke up the new
.Proaad, and raised 80 much as a thou.
.s.ni bushels of whea.. | wish |
c,l'a send you i sample Of h.s. We
.can plough all the winter. The
Horking cattle GET nothing but grass
through ,he winter: and keep in fine
order, some of our farmers own as
many rs f7c hundred cattle, and bat
lev less ,han A!ty. The times are
:ary good here. Produce and labor
both high. Flour ten dollars per bar
rel. Beef siz dollars per 100 b.
Pork 10 do. Wheat one dollar per
UusheI. Pl'atoes fifty cents do
Peas SI,OO DO. Coffee IS cents per
ID, mo!asses IS Cts per gal. Salt 81,
Ter hushc!; Iron I2A cts per ID; cas-.
steel 80 Cts uoi Board 81, per week.
ccjiann. .ay9ure.5 -, Fer day; me-
oh2n'cs ) :. Ferday. By this lisi you
"a iuI-e Tor Yourself. Besides |
Should state hat We are a debt pay
,n- people, and ough, TO be a happy
people. Bat one thing is wanting
and this u government should long
since have extended TO US. mean
its protection.
Icur friend.
HUGH BURNS.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
a NATION SHALL BE BORN
IN A DAY"

This IS tie Ian ruape of inspiration
and whatever may be the particular
event which was ante Ipatcd by the
prophet, the prediction itself has
been literally fulfilled, in our own
county. Tie nativity Of the United
81 is Is rs familiar to every mh4b.
itauI of the territory as the memo
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
SUPPORT YOUR COUNTY PA,
PER.

Much - this question has been I'M
pressed unnu tie public mind. still
We would tpr.her impress 1t, as z
question of moaata'0us Importance
un'h I the heads of all fgnilies and
al t. the ia;g.s prosperity Of tue ris-
~. a.-.a..a1. liz ottea 10 we
aenr u.-.s ot large families. twhen
Su,Irl..I Ia t:>- a plGeL ,ay that
hey arc tco poor. or tina! they al
yet 81. tie news ir0m 4 neighbor, or
,uat they have ~ t'r.a % read. Such
answers IS .Heze are indeed poor sab
'erig,eS - az rss,rted 20 IN eSlenu-
u.'.u Il iAr> sd practice so much the
case ia lIuos. In a statement.
winch Sc have seen. il IL shewn as q
;ac,. tIst IN this state there :re up-
warts O.: i've thousand VOTERS
V.'c'nreiLer HEiDnor WRITE!
/! BIS re t,ar What mus: be the state
uHfriS' "nai au advancement in the
>,tle 81 intellect. when such is the
Csc ~ i..s land of ireedom-a land
ahornd0I VIII books and piTers.
and tina; too IT prices which would
Sra,tc tn poorest 70 get them, in
order to Gia"- Doth younc and old
to ca.uActe that nini which I God
mas gwen l.eaA.
is~.l.s-we c.Il u,cn you to say
H,I. lJ-r iaY sill not forthwith sub
sy'tho t.r Your county paper. in or
3c. t1at yrur children m9v read for
themselves, 10 Investigate tie truth
nuL ut be q byc-Word in the mouth
90! many Whohave .vai!ad themselvCs
Il Ibis greatest 81 h.sriaEs,-in Tie
d" .onl"- coH,eu p.uvu.S strain:-
Nuy,Fue >i-no:aht, he can't do bu-
lie cannot read ncr writ
1ad al. torsoo,h. because his plrents
were too poor, or lheyh1d 10 time to
read. We hope the head cf every
.anl'r vii not bring reproach upon
Their offspring by withholding from
for the piti.ul sum OF lws dol
paper, which would bea teach
'r to hl' children and 1T and prepare
mem tac any station IN life, and per-
APPS to stand in lhe councilS Of our
'1tlon, an honor t. ihemseIvc. and
heir country. This is no fancy
.ke,rE-we have living witnesses a
nnag uS.-TPike Sentinel.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18

U!ieT Of 1nrs -rarran. horn ~ = day.''
Tie United States is the pnarc,7-
ena IL the ace: indeed the HnoI. his
tory Of our national career is a 20.
iiticaI anomaly when viewed in "on,.
par;son with the history Of nations
Of -aucient or Of modern times. ma
king scauistiors Of clpr, {, strength
by e.erv Characteristic Of cur econ
c.ny vhich least resembles those Of
o. e. The Iale events which have
threatened 70 brine rs INTO copdit
with E nciahh0,i.p cau,tfy. in them.
$ .-r npcu,iar Z, Tie hcGfyoIrrt &,
ron rY,ra.,, af t,...
.sfn.t;oos which car exist opIv - &C
tive and practical cnf.ct. Lays elicit
ed for de c,rlaup,a.i,1 oGfbs world
some very str:ki7c r~ratrree Of the
American character oo5 hrou,bt ~.
.to view the elements of an ;rcaIcu.
.,a,,e am...tcf rhy,ical encrgy.-
"Wa- with Nayi.6l' The words
wo-t G,r,b u,,b elactr;c effect. and
t~Ir,rrhor, .la lana ths araonr If .
I%oi',,n1 tG.rts vas ERRED - action.
Eyarv sac rresan,s m armv dis.
nos be IT the w;I Of the chef I;ar.
@istrato nr the nation. avery ,owp =
rer;nont one or r,orc. egcb ~y;Iagc
and hamlet = lille ron.pany naager
$500 ~ 'Nh''' N-"N' VA -
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18

TIA,
l,I-.L.. I :,
~, ,.. cr ID
,,.,,, .o.+ ,a.~o.oI.o,od
- ,to b;s.~,. ~ ;n,,;,nt;,r of
tho L;,J W. ,oor o,,r~o ot ~,
.od;,..lv Of ,hoIo mn,s.
TONS cons,,r.ntlv va h.d,n on
,a.,,..u s,oo,I,, 10
;7i.,rv dor,. md ua sneak hv ,hc
! c.,r ohoo -. cav :, y.. ;~o,Ys,rs
J,t,sr ouc,orhad some r,c4 reach
.rs who hive 4ora >.,..d eo,y..s.
cto,n a.. on,o,,;,r : n,cb
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
EOIulah L.


'osf1"S' d"
friends of free P''ncUl.s 10 witness
the change which 4 ie" years mas
made, not only IL cur country '1l
throughout the -'oHe' m I"e orin''n'
as well as the condition q. the -.-at
mass Of the human family. 10 she
phiianthtoPlst TIC Gast history o. the
word can he PROTECTIVE 81 noting
hUi P~.nand mor'Iacad'n--ihe Nt'.'
period. fr"m IL trsi dawn OF CIVIL
zalion down 80 .I-h'n- the .e"
.,e"rs, presents n. "'1e5 p'"lUio Ia
the eye save t..t. ..' most q .r"'
iyrapny:ard al,.. gl.i.a same '..a-
lsss sr,r;, 81 i,t.-,r5. re which in
later ;m,s rr~,...... the hero aud
,at,,,, f. s,.,. Gil. .,L,as uE til.
desno.. nj ~ have x.>..i +. lust As
,usst m ty-,a.- .., a., rising vas
checked atir,- .i ar die moral
darkness :.A,an ,aan ot,l>preaI ia-
earth. Tacy ua,r. n:,1rn' q m.c-
mur. selciuIos-o, though ao-u5,rr
chains-a <..rr.rs.i'u:.l t--,,-s.-
cv, who cIajmc!a is-ia~ paternity
IN tie shrpa 81: a.a-s an: -vcan.,.
held undls2ulcd sway over III. earth.
Many causes has, consplred T., break
forever tbs iron sway under which
~t.rbar,ies, the most revolving a.d a.
trocIou> had icon committed
81 'oug had -.- usss bone tins
yoh-, anu 50 r.--a. Ind TAR. bee"
under I"u.uI 3,d wr"a-. .,tur "a
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18


T3irLTEnr.u CRY. O>ernn T,r5i,n-
rv.l
Oct. ooh. 1874.
a.. LJloa s-Jon.
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