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Cheap Hat and Cap Depot.

II. r. DAVIS, BALTIMoRE SrRItr, NINE pooEs
FAST OF THE BRipGI' BALTIMORE Md.
For the very liberal patronage extended to
him by his friends and the public he feels pro-
toundly gra .eful and pledges himself to merit
continuance Of their iavors. He has on hand,
of his own manufacture, Hats and Caps Of almost
every kind, which for beauty durability and
chcapncss, are not surpassed ircquallcd, Straw
Hats perhaps the greatest variety in the city,
embracing every kind, from l2l-a np'uST Look
to your interests and give him call.
.4p-il %, 4S.-lm
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Land surveying.

The subscriber still continues the business of
surveying dasd, and from much experience III
locating lands, tracing lines, and dividing estates
isprepared to execute all calls IN s profession
with expedition and accuracy. Ide also attends
TO
CONtEYANCING,
s'riting deeds, Mortgages, Wills articles of Il
grcemert, Bonds, Bills Of Sale, Leases SC. lie
Nlsv ac.s us
LAND AGENT.
In selling Lands commission. All Calls will
bo thankfully received and prolaptly attended to
on moderate lertas. Communications b. E.al
i" i'll receive Immediate attentions:
J.4NlES McCAULEY.
New Leeds, near Ekon Md
June 18th ,4s.
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A Rare Chance for Business,

The subscriber intending to engage in
different kind of business. offers at Phi
vate Sale or in exchange for real estate a
very desirable and fresh stock of Dry
Goods, together with one of the best
stands in the city. Terms made easy
For particulars enquire at this office or
OF JONASPuSEY in Wilmington Del.
May 20, rs
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CLOCK & WATCH MAKING.

The undersigned having commenced the a.
bove business in Elk,on two doors east Of john
sons Hotel solicits share ofthe public patron
ago, Clock watches, jewelry. sc repaired il,
the best manner. Plain icwelry s,anutaclu
and sats inserted, eng raving ON gold silver, or
"copper" inscr ptlons upon rings, bracelets, canes
&c. executed in superior stlle and finish. Al
orders prompt " attended to and churge modeI
ate. w t. I1,NFS
May 18th AS. 3w.
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MRS 8. MORRISON, il
Gaen. Fed AMI FiWer 3aat
ONME NTI. FREES, SHRUBS,

FLNTS, ROOTS. &c.
For sale every day, in tho MARKET. below
Sixth street, nearly opposite the SchuylkiD
Bank, Philadelphia, splendid collection Of the
above, comprising Evcrgrecns, Trees, Shrubs.
Roses hard and perpetual blooming Plants.
.4lso-Flower Roots, DahIias, &C.; with all kinds
of Vegetable Roots and Plants, as Asparagus.
Rhnbarb, Herbs, Currants, Raspberries. and
every variety appertainng to Vegetable and
Flower Garden and Pleasure Grounds
S. MAUPAY, Scotsman.
nPCommuncations can le addressed to the
bscriber, RISING Sun 2. o., Philadelphia Co.
u5sSeeds supplied, Wholesale and Retail, Of
own growth, Of crop lS47, and warranted
geuine.
Philadelphia, March 18th as
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Trustees Sale.

ny vlrtue of decree ofthe nigh court
OF chancery the Subscriber as trustee
VIII Offer at public sale at the Court
nouse, in Elkton Cecil county Nd, On
THURSDAY, 9th day OF July next, at
~. O'Clock, M. the following desert
yea valuable F2rn,s:-No |, all that tract
81 Land situated in Sassafras Neck in ce-
ca county, known as the Home Planta-
.ioh OF Thomas Stevenson, and contain
ing 33l acres, said tract eff land is bound
ed by Ponds creek, the land of Joseph
Eldridse, the public road leading from
Grove Neck to Ceciiton, and the farm
devised BY said Stevenson to his son
samuel Serverson, and is improved by a
Dwelling House The said land IS in a
fair state of cultivation.
No-2 adons and is bounded by the a
bovc described tract of land, Ponds creek,
the land OF Thos. Nj. Foreman; and the
public road leading from Grove Neck to
Cecilon, being the same tract or parcel of
Land decreed by Thomas ServerSon to MS
son Sasluel ServersoG, and contains 274
acres, 3 rods and 81 perches, improved by a
good dwelling HOUSE, Barn, and the neces
sary ou,'buillings, ard iii good slate of
cultivation
The terms of sale, as prescribed Ivy the
decree. are one lhIrd cash, OH the day of
sale; and tho remaining two thirds in six and
twelve months, 10 be secured by approved
notes or btnds bearing interest.
y plat of the above described property
may be seen at the Office OF the Trustee.
JAS, MALCOLM, Trustee.
No27 Lexington street.
June 18th 49,
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WHOLESALE
Clothing Warehouse,

NO. 1872 l-2 MARKET STREET, Between AN
and 5th, PHlIADElPlllA.
The subscriber respectfully solic'ts tho auen-
ton of Country Merchants and Dealers erner-
allv to an examination of a complete stock Ut
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Which for extent, variety ind workmanship, he
flattcrs himself will give universal satisfaction,
whio his reduced scale Of prices presents to pur.
cha sers inducements which cannot he surpassed
by any other establishment in the United Stat .
JACOB REED.
Philadelphia, March 1tb Is-Sm
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LOST.

On Wednesday last between Elkton
and Back Greek, bundle of papers in
reference 10 the.settlement OF the estate
OF John H. Richards, accts, recpts. &C.,
They are of no Use to any one except
the subscriber, who will be greatly in
debted to the finder for leaving them
where he can get them
JOSHUA DEPUTY.
June 18th AS.
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Hobensack's
Hobensack'S
aYetttcHsesS " 0s'Aa ,SyrMp,
OR
TIE LITTLE SUFFERERS FRIEND.
In entirely Vegetable Preparation.
FOR THE
SIRUCTIOJN OF WORMS

FOR THE
DESTRUCTION OF WORMS.
In offering this valuable Family Mcdicue T..
The public the prcprietors are fully CONVINCED OF,
mo geeat necessity there is for such pIeporalo,
nat combines safety and certainty of action: ns
more are and have been miny preparations OF.
cred TO the public that do not possess the VIZ
ues claimed for them.
Our Mcdicpted Worm Syrup is compounded
of such vegetable productions as stand hiph IL.
the estimation Of the Meulcul FacuIv fos H.
destruction of Worms which annually swesp ~.
thousand, OF children to all untimeIy grave f,
the want Of such medicine as our Med,e,,,.,
Syrup which will eiiectuaIy destroy them.
We offer the following Certificate (or tho nm
ny in our posaession) TO show the decided effect,
ct the Syrup in exter'ninating Worms.
Spring Garden March 7. 1886
Mcssrs J. n AG. S. Hobensack.
Observation-Disclosures. send this teztirno-
NAL concerning your invaluable Medicated
Worm Syrup FROM early infancy my daugh-
ter, child now Is months, has been afflicted
with Worms, causing daily the most severe and
distressing pa,ns. At times she would be a.
frantic and u'nanageable; would run up ami
down the floor, and knock herself unconsciously
against the wall. Fora long time We were is-
norant oil the cause-at leugth, being impress
scd with the belief that worms were the CAUSE
We commenced giving several medicines for suc,
complaint, from which the child dersvec NJ,
benefit whatever. As matter Of course. IT,,
child was much reduced in flesh, and had all tbs
symptoms Of such n complaint Accidentally
meeting with one of your circulars we were in
duced to try Your medicine. We had used it
but few days when great many worms wers
brought from her. one full six inches in LENGTH
nd scores varying from one to four inches. |
need scarcely add that the child was speedily
relieved, and that too Oeiore we had used one
% cent bottle of your Worm Syrup. She is
now entirely free from those distressing pains,
and doing we'll. feel 1t wonld he unkindnes.
On my part to withhold from you and the COM
munity this information. | do therefore mort
unhcsitatingly recommend your Medicate.i
Worm Syrup asa medicine possessing super on
cellent qualities.
Very respectfully
C. HENRYPLUMMER
Minister of the Gospel,
MARSHALL street, one door below Brow.
PREPARED ONLY BY
J. Ms G. s, HOBENSACK.
ATTIIEiR
CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
South east corner of End and Coates SITS, PHI
adepga.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENT
liberal discount made to Wholesale deals
AGENTS
Dr. J. Wallace Elkton
X. L.. Thomas, North East
Black &.Brother Charles,own
! Alcnxo Snow, Port Deposit
| EIktcn Oct 30th ls41'
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Notice.

The Commissioners of Cecil county, will meet
at their office in the Court House, on Tuesday,
the lth day Of July next, to transact business
All persons having accounts against the coun-
ty must present them at that meeting, other
wise the. may not be included in the next lc-
Wy.
BY Order z. C. RICKETTS,, elk.
June 18th '4S.--4w.
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This is to Give Notice; That the

subscriber Of Cecil county, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, let
tiers testamentary on The personal estate
of Thomas L. Tyson, late of said county de-
ceased.-All persons having claims against
the said deceased, a'e hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, on or before the Bird day
OF June 1919; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit of said es
tate. All persons indebted 10 SAID estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment,
TO the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day of June lS4s.
JOHN W. TYSON, Ex'tor.
Jene 18th as
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TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF CECIL
COUNTY,

Within the last year have been asked
10y many oimy friends, why do you not come
out for the Sheritls office, and wishing |
would be candidate a, the coming Elec-
ton. My necessity as well as inclination
has inclined me 10 view favoraby those
wishes, and therefore respectfully ask Thai,
l may be now, and in our county Con ven-
ton, considered candidate TOR nomination
for that office.
EDWARD WILSON.
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For Sale.

The subscribers offer at Private Sale,
all their fishing tackle, consisting OF
seires, ropes, corks Sc. Also large
fishing boat S. feet long, one SIN cared
boat, and two quarter line boats, like
wise 1875 bbls. Salt. $50 empty barrels,
hogsheads, capstans, cooking utensils,
blankets, &c. sc.
The seines are we'll calculated for the
fishery of Mr., John Mauldin, having
been made and used on that shore. For
further information apply to either Of
the Undersigned.
j.. YARNALL, Port Deposit.
SAML- A, WEST, North East.
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PR OPERTY FOR SALE.
IOT,ECE.

The subscriber having been appointed Censta
BILE for the Third Election District Of Cecil colru
ty, begs leave to inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to attend
10 all business that may be entrusted to his care,
with promptness.
THOMAS TIIACkERY.
N. Is. Persons wishing to place accounts IN
my hands, can leave them witk John A. Rankin
Or David Alexander, Esqs.
Deer IL, 47--9m TT.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
SO Boxes Brown Soup
Is GO Yellow /"
so Dipped Candles
40 " Mould do
For Sale at Manufacturers prices. Country
stores would do we'll to call.
FoxE RISEHARr
Port d eposit, Dec. 1874
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Situation Wanted.

x graduate Of DEF College who has had
several months experience in teaching. de-
sres situation as Teacher in public
school or private family.
The best references can be given.
Address e. B. Snmmit Bridge New
Castle co, Del.
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Sign Of the Big Bot.

Sign OF The Big Bot.
opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased Of his brother, f.noch Crouch) his
entire stock If Ladies', Missas', and children 3
boots and shoes, and has commenced manuiac-
turing Ladies' Shoes Of every description. He
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with 4 call. with mems women's and
chiidrcns boots and slvcs fthc hest sort at very
low prices. THOS C.. CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb. 26th AS.
N. b. Country produce taken in exchange
for boots aud shoes. Wanted 10 boot and shoe
makers.
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The Morning Train Of Cars from Philadcl-
phia for baltimore, arrive at Elkton quarter be-
fore | l o'clock. A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phla. at
quarter before II o'clock.
Night line from Philadelphia reaches Elkton
at halfpast l2 o'clock at night
Night train from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ter before IL o'clock, P. NJ.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
Elkton, April 9Th '4s.
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KNOW ALL MEN THAT
BENNETT 4 co.
May 20--6w

Have Removed from 1872 Market Street to
their New Splendid ond Immense Establishment
to be know az the
Tower Hall Clothing Bazaar.
No. 1872 Market Street, between Fifth
and Sixth, Philadelphia.
Tho oroprietors feel a reluctance in promul
ga ting what in any way might appear ike the
usual Bombastic cxagg GRAFTON OF some in the
trade but will beg leave to quote the following
notice from one ofour city papers:
zone of the greatest curiositics that our City
affords to the stranger. is Bennett 4 Co.'S great
clothing store, No. 1872 Market street, between
Fifth and Sixth, which has been STYLED Flower
Hall, " from the peculiar finish otthe front. The
building s an immense one. containing seven
capacous rooms, all Of which stocked with
every variety of scasonable garments, arranged
in the most perfect order and regularity. The
projectors take great pleasure in showing their
building and contents to the citizens, Particular
ly strangers and to those coming from the coun-
try-we know OF no place more worthy ola vis-
# NAV 27-3m.
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.3so, the most scndid assortment of RIBBONS
ever brought to Elkton; together with inside and
gu tsde flowers Ladies Dress Caps. French
worked collars, and a variety of other articles
kept by Nillisers; all Of which, she offers at city
prices.
Bonnets repaired in tho neatest style, Dress
making as usual.
Miss Leech returns thanks for the liberal pa
ronage bestowed upon her and hopes by att Q
lion to business to merit the same.
Apr % '4S
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nj ORE NEW

E-3 Tho largest, TIT Nosr FASH
81 lUNABiE, and the best assnrt-
hfso ID 80 mont Of mems, woman's, and chill
drens boots and Shoes, in Cecil
county, is to be- found at the sub
scrLcrs BOOT x SHOE STORE. in Elkton
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THE NEW STORE,

DENNY s. PEARCE, arc opening stock Of
new and elegant Dry Goods, in their new store
room just fitted up, two doors from DIR. Wal
lacc's Drug Store, where they will be happy to
see their friends and the public. They have also
an excellent lot Of Groceries. All THEN goods
arc Of good qualities, and at cheap prices
JAMES DENNY,
BENJAMIN {. PEARCE.
Elkton, April LIST 40
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LUMBER
AT THE
Old Established Yard
NEAR THE RRTDGF

The subscriber has just returned from
Port DEPOSIT, with considel ablc additions
to his stock of Lumber, and he is now
prepared to furnish to his old friends and
to all others who desire to purchase.
Lumber OF all scriptions upon the mos
accommodating terms
JACOB G. HOWARD.
Elkton, May 81, rs,
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Patagonia GuanO'

TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.
onATons Just received per ship Palladium
oOy1from the Coast of Patagonia. This
Guano is superior in quality to any ever before
imported into this country from the same local
ity.
For sale 10 lots TO suit purchasers by.
J.B. A. IS. ALLEN.
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10 Volunteers and their friends

The undersigned being in possession of IA cor.
rect list Of our brave soldiers who have died of
disea SC or by wounds received in the several
battles fought in Mexico, take this method OF in
forming those Interested, that they wrl give in
formation OF tho time, place, and cause Of death
otcach individual
1t will be necessary for those desiring sach in
formation, to state the R"gmentor Company to
which they belonged, the namcs o. those syho
coInnasded them and the date of their enlist
lnent. Tho above reformation will be given
without charge, provided the postage is paid.
The undersigned would here remark, that
they are extensively eng ,ged in procuring Land
Warrants, Pensions, ana arrearagcs of pay dlo
the discharged soldiers and the representatives
oftfoso who have died. A lire addressed to ci
aher Of the undersigned will be punclualy at
scndcd to-
SAMUEL SrErrINUs, u S. jus of the Peace
Tag Washington, ID. G..
VIM. NJ. FuLroN, Attorney at I.aw,
Main St. Richmond, Va.
Gro. w. STEVENSON, Attorney at Law,
Jnne l7-3m No. 81 Bccknan st. New York
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surveying &c. &c

The subscriber living in Elkton, will attend
Surveying and Conveyancing Persons living
at distance may secure his altent ion by direct
iDg 10 him at Elkton.
FRANCIS B. GOTTlER
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HArs. A lot Of fine hats for sale by
l1ap8 BR,wN s. MclHrIRE-
Singles, Platere:'s Llth3 & Pl cketsh
100000 LIST quality white p,no lsin. Shingles,
100000 End do do do
10000 Plasterng Lntls,
$4,000 4 20 #. Pales for fence,
Landing, and for sale low for Cash, OF any kind
Of ,"~'ry produce taken in exchange, by
Tome & RlNEHART.
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N. G.. g. +. Il. r. r. LINE.

The Steamboat Con.
A@lEasu.,e- sttution, Capt, Fcarce,
pE;;;:;;;:s.rSIa or the Washington
Ssss@SSs@H Capt. Tnppo will, de-
part from Frenchtown for Baltimore, at from 20
minutes before O'Clock to Is minutes past
every evening during the running season. Tho
cars will leave Frenchtown for New Castle and
Philadelphia every eeening at from quarter to
half past 6 O'Clock. Passengers 10 secure pas
sage should reach this place al the earliest time
stated above. WIN. 8. BARR, .4gt.
Frcnchtown, April sth '4s-tf
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RelllOVa,

ZINES J. DAVID DENTI ST.
Would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens of Cecil Co. and vicinity tkat he
has removed to Wilmington DEL where he will
be pleased TO see all who may require his pro-
fessional services. Office No l5S Market, n,
between 9th & 18th sts
May 18th AS.
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Philadelphia Wardrobe.
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

No. 105 Chestnut Street, between Third
and Fourth, North Side, PHILADELPHIA.
To Mr,hunts and others vistting the City.
ttli, establishment may always ho found
full assortment of GcntlcR ns Clothing,j to suit
n II tastes and ut such reasonable prices as will
as,ori.h all. publish II" list Of prices, but will
guarantee to sell as low, il not lower than those
who make nerc prcten'ions. My goods are all
puscllascd at low prices, and made in as good
style as can be found in tho city. A call ~ SO
liclted before purchasing elsewhere, 40 Tho Ward
robe is free 10 all.
PERRY r. McNEILLE.
No. los Chesnut Street,
Nav c7-3m PhlaGclp hia.
N. R-A large stock fpiecc goods on hand
Garments made TO order at the shortest notice
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
n HIS TORY OF ruE REVOLUTION IND
LIVES OF TIE HEROES OF THE WAR
OF INDEPENDENCE.
BY CHARLES J. PETER SON
IN clcyan, volume witt IS fine Steel plates
and nearly 200 beautiful wood engravings.
"Ihs is II splendid book. Il valuable hddi-
ton is The Historic Literature OF our country.
We are much mistaken il it does not take rank
with the works OF Irving and Prescott"--
Frnnktord Hcratd.
|, surpasses any similar work offered to the
american public "-.Nslrs Gazette
IA may be properly considered popnlariacd
Military History of the Revolution extremely
well and ldscously wr,ten."-.E American.
1.-The present work ON the Revolution and its
Heroes, is superior, both in extent and design
that has heretofore cone under our notice -
Ing.
A well connected History ofthat evcntfu
period .-Lrdgrr.
"i,rc,urdiy the b, at popular History OF tho
Wal of the Revolution and its Heroes, that mas
vet been given TO the countryside. Ere. Post
sTs-AGENTss WANTED to Canvass for
me nlore elegant Uork, in every County aud Io,on
IN N, limited States, to whom the most liberal
Inducements will uu "ifered' Price only 49,.
ADDRESS lpost ra,dl WM. a. LE.aRH
No. 1853 North SECOND
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Fishing shore IT, Rent.

hSH1f1S S1101 { " 1HCUt'
The subscriber will rent for one OIL
more years, the saore occupied Tor
number Of years by Messrs. john -.
Yarnel and Saml. A. West, known as
Mauldn's Mountain Shore, the houses,
sheds and troughs are all in good order.
Appl y to the Subscriber at North East,
Cectl county or on the premises.
JOHN MAULDIN.
May 81, 'ls-st
x*The Baltimore American and Har
ford Madisonian wllipubish once week
for s weeks and chg. this office.
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his IS to Give NOtlce; That the
subscribers Of Cecil county have obtained
from ,i.e Orphans Court OF said county, lel-
tiers ,csta,nentary on the personal estate OF
Anna Maria G.le late Of said COUNTY, deceas-
ed.-All persons having claims against The
said deceased. are hereby warned to exmb~
it the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, OH or before the 18th day OF
April ls49; they may Otherwise, by law.
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate arc re-
quested to make immediate payment 10 the
subscribers. Given under our hands this 2olh
day OF May. ls4s.
LEAH GALE, rx,,o
SARAH GALE, tx '''''
May 20--6w
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NOTlCE.-Therc will be special imecting Of
the Orphans Court of Cecil County OH the second
tuesday otJuiy next, it being the 18th day Of
;aid month. GEORGE 4. HOWARD Reg.
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For TIE permanent Cnr' cfaH Diseases arising
fran an inpurc condition Of the Blood,
PURIFY THE BLOOD
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"TF THIS BE TREASON, MAKE THE
MOST OF IT.'-Pairick Henry.

Patrick Henry never intended that those
who like the Tories of the Revolution, were
aiding the enemy with all the skill that their
minds were capable of doing, should use this
sentiment. Did he live at this time, his elo
quent tongue, would with more sarcasm than
any man has ever uttered, denounce as tories
those who have lubored to prove that our coun
try was carrying on an 'n@just, unhoiy and
dum4nble wur.' The great Patrick Henry
never said, if giuiRg Gd ahd comfort 10 an
enemy 'be treason, make the best ofit' Such
were not his sentiments, nor neither did he in
tend the guilty should serene themselves be
hind his remarks. As wei. might those who
aided the enemy in the time of the Revolu-
ionary war, IA time that tried men souls and
tested their patriotism, have applied the senti
ments OF Patrick Henry to rescue themselves
from the epithet of Tory, as for men of the
present day, engaged IN the same business to
use it in their defence.
While our army wa contending with five
times its number in Mexico-whe the btood
OF as noble hearts as ever drew sword, was
pouring out in Mexico IN defence OF our blood
bought Freedom and honor, men were found
tory and reckless enough here at home, to
write resolutions, make and circulate speeches
condemnlng them and our governments And
nov these men ask the indulgence Of the sol
der and the patrlot-they ask for their votes,
-and for what! To sustain their rurlsm!
Volunteers, Patriots, will you give aid to those
who have aided the enemy of your country
and that too, in time Of war!